123 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7abd9d3a43df5b27f8b39a609911deb1.pdf 63b1e6d8decc6c10bd0d127c9b9f3cbb PDF Text Text f 1ta ft Daily Herald Sanford THl Sanford THB “City SobstantuT IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volume SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1921 n Hungarians Celebrate End of War With America TO TOWN OF OSCEOLA AND SAW SOMETHING Business Men of San­ ford F o u n d a Big* As­ set to Seminole WONDERFUL MILL OUll COUNTY The first trip of the Trade Exten, ion Committee of the Chamber of SPECIAL MEETING • LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO HE HELD IN GENEVA. NUMBER 12S REPUBLICAN PARLIAMENT MAKES REPLY Ireland Will Insist Upon Separation From England " Or Tb* AtMcUUd Fr*t«) PARIS, Aug. 18.—A special meet­ ing of the league of nations council will taka up tho upper Silesian ques­ tion referred to it by the allied su­ preme council, will bo hold in Genova beginning August 20. Viscount Ishii, presldont of the longue council, sont out an official call for the meeting to­ day. REJECTED BY PARLIAMENT AND SITUA. TION HAS NOT BEEN CLEARED , (B r Th* A uM llU d F ra u ) DUBLIN, Aug. 18.—Debate on MASSACHUSETTS ASSAULT Commerce was mode to Osceola yes­ the reply of the Irish Republican CASE STIRS UP DIG MOD HUT terday afternoon and was well at­ Parliament to the British govern­ WERE FRIGHTENED AWAY tended and moat successful. Six cars ment’s offer of dominion status filled with business men followed tho to Ireland was begun by parlia­ (■ r n * AMMlaUd Fra**) icout car over the winding trail from WARHAM, Mass., Aug. 18.—A ment in executive session here toNcenc at the statue of WuHhliigton In front of the pit Ininent building In Vienna, on the day that Hungary re­ the Geneva-Sanford brick road to crowd of .two hundred gathered about dny. During public meetings ceived the nows that the sfute of war existing between th.it nation nnd tho United States, had come to an end. The Osceola ami the roud wna In tho best tho locnl jail early today threatening the members hesrd DeVsIers de­ i photograph shows Grunt Smith, tho United States high cniniilsslotier In Hungary, addressing tho great throng. condition yesterday that it hos been violence to John Dios, who was arrest­ nounce the British offer snd as­ In tome time hut one could easily ed charged with larcony and criminal sert Ireland would Insist upon ineii the condition «*f this flnt woods assault on a young whito woman. The separation from England but with Convicted Negro is road after severnl hard rains. Tho police fired several shoie in the air be­ the exception of applause which committee wns met at Osooolo by fore they succeeded in disbursing *the greeted his utterances there was Taken to Birmingham MfMn. Feitner nfid Clark of tho crowd,), little to estimate the attitude of To Be Executed the majority of parliament to­ Osceola Cypress Co., and after an inipection of the general offices were SOLDIER BOY WOUNDED ward the absolute rejection of tho Slayer of White Girl Was Given Trial taken to the big mill where 'all was terms submitted by Lloyd George. ON THE RIFLE RANGE Yesterday buttle and buainess and the party was Peace negotiations betwene the AT CAMP JOHNSTON shown all over the main mill, watchBritish government and the Irish REV. J. M. IGNACIO-DE-OCA-Y(B r Th* AtiocUUd Fro**) In Connection With the In* the big cypress logs coming from Republican leaders wete not men­ (B r Ths AlMcUUd F ra u ) OBREGON DIES IN ONE DAY BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Aug. 18.— JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 18.—Pri­ the boom up the ehutc to the mill, tioned during this morning’s sec­ !Clyde Thomas, negro, convicted yes-' Escape of Grover ret session of the Irish Republi­ rolled from the skids to the carriage vate Theo. Edwards, of Starke, who (By Th* AtiocUUd F ra u ) torday nt Centerville and sentenced to can parliament, it waa announced tnd pushed through the* many saws was accidentally wgunded on the rifle NEW YORK, Aug. 18.—Right Rev­ die September 16th for the murder of Bergdoll officially this afternoon. until a tree comes out tit tho end in range a t Camp JohnBton yesterday erend Joseph M. Ignucio-dc-Ocn- a 14-ycnr-old white girl, was lodged the form of number one and two was discharged from tho local hospi­ Y-Obregon, bishop of San-Luis-Potosi, In Jefferson county jail here last (B r Th* Am m U U ) Fra**) WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—Samuel Mexico, died here today at tho homo grades of boards, shingles and laths. tal today and returned to his com­ night where ho was brought on a All of this work that formerly was pany. Edwards was .in the rifle pit T. 'Anseil, former ucting judge advo­ of Monsingor Michael Lavelle, rector special train accompanied by two com­ so laborious and consumed so much working the- target when a bullet cate general of the army nnd of tho qf St. Patrick's Cathedral. The Mex- panies of militia and n machine gup, time in the handling is dono by pow­ glanced and struck tho back of hlB prisoners legal counsel, Colonel John can prelate, who was 81, and head of unit. er at the Osceola mill and no time iq hoad. . It developed tho wound was E. Hunt, commandant of the barracks his diocese for the last 37 years, came at Governor's Island and Colonel C. E. here recently enroute home from ATTEMPTED P. O. ROBBERY wasted, every man seeming to be only a slight one. Crosson are charged with conspiracy Spain and was tnken ill while visiting keyed up to his work of getting out IN MIAMI SUBURB, in connection with the escape of Gro­ Lnvello. as many feet of dressed lumber ns AUTOMOBILE STOLEN HOW DID THEY GET HERE 18 ver Ckvelnnd Bergdoll in n report PROBLEM OF U. 8. possible in u day. Nothing is wasted (B r Th* AttocUUd F r* u ) signed by three of the five members SCHOONER PLANTER FOUND­ OFFICIALS at this mill even tho shavings and MIAMI, Aug. 18.—An attempt was of the special investigating commit­ ERS THIRTY MILES OFF KEYS ends being used for fuel to fire tho JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 18.—Seven mude last night to rob tho sub-post­ tee filed today with the house/ Char­ boilers. A fine power plant is also DURING MONDAYS GALE Chinese were corraled by federal of­ office station in Bcunn Vista, a sub­ acterizing Anseil as the "master installed and the engine room thqt ficers in a burn on a form several urb of Miami, but the robbers failed mind’’ in the plan by which Bergdoll (B r Th* AnceUtod rr***) lights the mills and tho homes of tho miles from here yesterday and bro't to chisel through the concrete wall of was released from tho military pris­ MOBILE, Aug. 18.—The Schooner people and with an immense tank and to Jacksonville nnd placed in jail the stamp box. A grocery in tho same water plant gives Osceoln lights and MAKES THREE MILLION DE- on under guard to dig up u pot of Planter, from Mobile for Philadelphia pending an investigation as to how suburb was robbed during the night gold, tho majority report recommend­ foundered thirty miles off Key West running water and all tho comforts of CREASE IN AMERICA’S they gained entrance to this country. and an automobile wan stolen und a big city and also gives thd mill bet­ ed that he he disbarred from practic­ during the gale Monday. The crew FOREIGN TRADE Tho Chinese were questioned by im­ burned on the Dixie highway several ter fire protection. ing in courts of tho nation. The min­ reached Key West safely. miles north. No trnce of the rob­ migration officials for several hours ority report filed nt the Bnme time (B r Th* AatocltUd F ra u ) The Herald ims had several articles but little Information wub obtained. bers. j, . . ",k' ' WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—A de­ held, however, that there was no tes­ about the Osceola Cypress Co., but n A proposed creamery- will be lo­ Some of the men speak English, the few words mi the new plants will bo crease .^f.qver, three billion doilurs jn timony to support thd charge that An­ cated in Ocala to build up tho dairy Fort Lauderdale wil soon have a officials say, hut arc feigning ignor­ interesting. The big mills have a ca­ vnluo of tho country’s foreign trade seil conspired to effectuate Bergdoll’s business for thht section. All of tho new bank. The First Nntionnl Bank ance. • pacity of 100,000 feet a day of lum­ during tho last fiscal year waB as­ escape or thnt his motive in hnving stock has been taken. which will be open in a few dnys. According to tlo fnrmcr whose in-1 ber, laths ami shingles nnd have cribed by Commerce Department to- him released was improper. One Re-1 formation to Federal officers led to dny to world-wide trade depression publican, Representative Luhring, of enough material at their plnnt nnd the arrests, five of the rnon came to coming ns an aftermath of the wnr. surrounding them to keep them runhis house Sundny nnd naked that they Lower prices rather than diminishing {or fifteen years. They have be permitted to slep in the bam and *ome .TOOpeople on their pay roll now quantities were to n great extent rc- signed the majority report. The mi­ be hoarded for $1 a dny. These men o to —..... »re not running full capacity ns 8Pon8M ° f°r tho dccreuao in exports, nority report, signed by two Republi­ were followed by two more the next will when th e ir new finishing1tko deportment asserted. cans, Peters, of Maine, and McArth­ duy. • ur, of Oregon. The majority finding iroill i* in. operation. ...... The new mill BREVARD COUNTY MAN A whito man sought by officials in « recently been erected and is ready is the first of the mnny investigation PRODUCES TOMATOES connection with the entrance of six reports submitted to the house since «° that will manufacture WORTH $1,178 ON ACRE the close of the war where tho Re­ FOOD PRICES CLIMB other Chinese nrrested nt New Smyr­ coring, Meeting, moulding, etc., nnd Says Republican Cor­ na severnl days ngo, after ‘AS POLITICIANS TALK they had publican member joined with Demo ?*, up everything in the building REDUCTION OF TAXES. porations Filled Coffers urouHcd thu suspicion of a railroad COCOA, Aug. 17.—The productiv­ .ena linu out of cypress. In fact ity of Brevard county soil nnd tho crats nnd enabled them the file ma­ conductor, has not yet bcon arrested. ing but good cypress lumber is jority views. While Boys Fought WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.-Retnil All the nrrests are said to bo tho manufacturer! nt the Osceola mills and qunlity of its products have been dem­ onstrated roccntly ‘ by S. A. Osteen, food prices increased 3.7 per cent in outgrowths of a wholesale conspiracy SCOTLAND NECK, N. C„ Aug. 18. fill i u , ) 'l,n!le r f u | ,,*u n t “ n ,l “ w o n d e r - L oI ub, Merritts Island, in producing WANTS EMPEROR WILLIAM, July over June prices, while tho prictH to smuggle orientals into tho United IIOTTOMLY SAY8 GET HIM, —Suggesting n Democratic caucus to oft b P .V ty e m p la n ,c ‘l in th e h e a i* $1,178.13 worth of tomatoes from ono of wholesale foodstuffs advanced 1.6 States through Florida. HOLLAND SHOULD GIVE UP line up against the Republican tax *hB a few y e a r s a g o . acre. . per cent nnd wholesale farm pro­ program, Congressman Clnudc KitHERNANDEZ PURCHASED BY bunt !,0,,,e Vvry P«*ty ho-.es Mr. Osteen harvested 200 crates of ducts 1.76 per cent, the department chin, Democratic lender in tho house, (B f Th* AwocUUd F r* u ) MEMPHIS CLUB the mill " ' T wko nrw operating tomntocB which sold for un average LONDON, .A ug. 18.—Declaration of labor announced today. from his home here yesterday, telet o , " 1*! J,U8inc88 offices, n big price of $4.fi3. In spite of heavy trans­ thnt Holland should be called upon to MEMPHIS, Aug. 18.—Pitcher Her­ Of forty-three articles on which grnphed FiniB J. Garrott, of Tennes­ nandez, of St, Petersburg, wns pur­ portation nnd commission charges, a surrender former Emperor William of retail prices were obtained, sixteen see, acting floor leader, declaring thnt and clean°r* i' L‘Vt*rythinK is n«nt chased by Memphis, of the Southern* net return of $027.0-1, an average of Germany, whh made in tho House of showed increases, including potatoes doing « hiK'"| h“8 th° ap|K'arancu 0 other H r U8'nt‘88’ l»«stoffico. and $2.41 n crate, wns reulised. Shipping CntmnonH today by Horatio Bottom 20 per cent, eggs 20, butter 10, nnd the proposed repeal of the excess prof­ Association Club, for a ensh consider­ its tax nnd the substitution therefor .. fr ou,Mings. Tram cars that op- begnn tho Inttor pnrt of May nnd con­ Icy, independent. sirloin steak 1 per cent, cabbage 8, of the 16 per cent tax will relieve ation. He is to report at tho end of *ra,e ii^e aiitoinohil the Floridu Stuto League season . throughout'Th....., rUn t!V‘!rywhcro tinued into July, onions 5 nnd bananas 2 per cent. nbout 2,990 of the big "profiteering load, of SI ,h° n,ammoth mill taking The following shows the yield, BAN ON TRANSPORTING The general increase in prices in­ corporations,” making from 16 to 60 States mndo net profits from Jan. 1, ^re an!| ,T r n T l !“th «"<• A ngles gross Bales, charges nnd net return: LIQUOR THROUGH U. S. cluded Jacksonville, 4 per cent; New per cent profit of nt least five hundrod 1910, to Jnn. 1, 1921, in round num­ TEMPORARILY LIFTED. Orleans, 2; Atlnntu nnd Charleston million dollars, putting this amount on bers, fifty billion dollars—to bo exact, an«l operas, t h ? “ C°m,,any ow»» Totnl number crates, 200; grosB railwnv ,, htMr own 011 burning sales, $1,178.13; express charges, nnd Richmond, 1 per cent, and Snvan- small and weak* corporations making forty-seven billion dollars. After de­ thing js r!^".08 nn<l cars nn<1 overy- $430.90; commission, $117.69; not re­ (B r Th* A u o U U d P ra tt) not over 8 or 10 per cent on invested ducting all tho taxes, they have paid *00,L h up-to-date nnd going turns,-$627.04. WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—Tempo- nnh, 3 per cent. capital. "* ■inco Jan. 1, 1910, income, excess prof­ The price received for these toma­ rary suspension of tho customs ban The two thousand word telegram of its tax nnd other taxes, they have a RAILROADS REFUNDING BILL intoxivating liquors Worth livlntr i nCC<l8 to mako 11,0 toes Hpeuks for their quality, since it prohibiting tho Democratic floor leader in tho REPORTED FAVORABLY TODAY clear profit left of,thirty-eight bil­ forii that win “ M ‘V ° ad to San- is fnr abovo tHb average for this veg­ which are shipped from one forclggn house expressed his conviction thnt ANOTHER BIG SUM OF MONEY lon dollars, more than four-fifths of there n rh “ ow tke People out etable ddring May, Juno nnd July, country to another, to move across "if tho Democrats join with tho Re­ which wns made by leBs than ton thou­ *° Kct *• ^ th. according to County Agent K. E. the United States was announced ' (B r Th* Aimo UUS F ra u ) publicans in repealing the excess prof­ sand corporations, and more than half * chance to'shm °nd Riv° them Brngdon. In all tdn different ship­ laBt night by Secretary Mellon. WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—Favor- its tax nnd substituting tho flat 16 of which wns made by ten hundred and "In view of tho injunctions grant­ ubio reports on railroad refunding bill per cent corporation tax and reducing *"<1 meet w th Pth e aU/ nd thu shoW8 ments, varying from three to sixtyed at Detroit and at New York,” Mr. was ordered today by the house com­ tho high surtnxes on tho Incomes of twenty-six of the big profiteering cor­ this enter.' ^ Sanfor<1 folks nnd six crates, were made of this crop. Mr. Osteon wus equally ns success­ Mellon Bald, "requring the collectors merce committee. Republican lenders millionaires and multi-millionaires, it porations, which Includes the steel to the K 1IU,° city »» entitled trust, the Bethlehem company, the ful last year. of customs to continuo to permit plan its passage in the house enrly will prove a most fatal mistake both Dupolnt companies, tho various stand­ C0Unty and wou! n nRHct to Semlnola W. M. Haynes, Edward Higgins, R. J. tho transportation and exportation next week. for the Democrats nnd every individ­ ard Oil companies, the coal combine, ual Democrat voting for it." ,ord if the folks * “88ut t0 San* Holly, S..Lloyd, W: M. McKinnon, L. entries for liquor in bond, tho treas­ tho wool trust, the meat packers, etc. An analysis of tho statemont con­ Urban May, F. L. Miller, E. D. Mob­ ury department has deemed it advis­ BURNS IS APPOINTED "Let our follow Democrats bear in tained in tho detailed reports as to mind always thut these somo corpora­ DIRECTOR INVESTIGATION ley, B. L. Porkins, A. Raffeld, D. L. able temporarily to suspend its order Were Presi i ^ 0 V’°nt °ut Verier­ Thrasher, Deano Tumor, W. E. Wat­ regarding such shipments. According­ DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE corporations' incomes and excess prof­ tions wore filling their cofferi with ™ W. K nlrtt son, Hal Wight and some others. ly, and until otherwise advised, tho its arrunged in classes according to these fabulous billions while our boya collectors of customs will permit i.iamount of profits each mado shows in Franco were spilling their blood Chamber of Com ®"’ J *’’» of the WASHINGTON, Aug. 18,-^Tho ap­ They met with evory courtesy from l*". chairman Arthur Yow‘ Messrs. FftiMl«..nnd Clark and all toxicutlng liquors shipped from a pointment of William J. Burns as di­ 180 corporations making annually for tho protection and defense of their ^ m ittee an,| .J 0 Yrf.do Extension their assistants and tho peoplo of Os­ foreign country to move over the ter­ rector of the Burcnu of Investigation from five million dollars up to three country. Remember, too, that not a ceola generally and tne the visit waa ritory of the Uhlted States when the of the Department of Justice was an­ hundred million dollars, said tho Dem­ large stockholder or officer or director C n.u . ’dumber of " vvu,a >H. C. Dower j r. erco: J, j greatly appreciated by these good destination of such liquors is another nounced today by Attorney General ocratic leader. of one of the rapacious corporations Daugherty. "The corporations in tho United ever faced a German shell.” • D- Davidson, | people of this thriving little city. foreign country. MANY PROMINENT OFFICIALS AND U. S. ARMY OFFICERS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY 7 CHINESE HELD IN JAX AS ENTRY PROBE GOES ON- WORLD-WIDE DEPRESSION * AFTER WAR KITCHIN GOES AFTER SCALP OF REPUBLICAN TAX MAKERS, SUGGESTS DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS I — ______i -■ . • . . . . . . ..-TV ____ .V. �.Y ■■’ ; /i , l'rt7’ . ' L-V y *• •, , . ■ • ■ . IW* akhr C.’ t •■■ • - •*•1 .hi": *.v !r' i r w VsW’fS, KW.EP* * * * * * * * * * * * * * ... ■ * : * • I I .• • . i i hi> tiA -.*«n •j* «&***>' . .«■» n^/ v v < r m ' •v - jGnudJmt/fiiU tU^4Umy i,nJj*tefiebty jXr*H > rntytmt* fit ^trmfiAm£f*££u^* tafinA m ’ ***** , SPECIAL CAST in HOW THEY STAND w - L 33 .050 .50 43 .5 3 8 ...4 0 Lakeland ..................-10 47 .G 10 ...4 4 52 .548 ...4 4 53 .454 ...38 00 .388 Ifr: Someone in the House I’ct. ...0 3 cimuio.oNio Also “A Dog Catcher’s Love” a Comedy RESULTS YESTERDAY Floridn\Slnte League At Orlnndo I, Tampa 3. At Jacksonville 3, Dnytonn 0. At St. Petersburg 0, Lakeland 8. G u a ra n te e d ! Tomorrow—Doraldina in “Passion Fruit” Also a■• Good Comedy •In lit. > bn < . .. •Ml. I U. » • • >1 it. «9 * J ‘ / A Feature Unique in Clothing Trade 111 i •■. ■ J HI | If At At At At Piedmont League At Raleigh 1, Greensboro 4. At High Point 4, Dnnvillo 3. At Winston-Salem 7, Durhnm 2. r.-i_u»i |.++++++++++++*++++<+^++++>++*+<"4"J-+!<>>+++++++++++,*’++++,H,++++* +++++'f++,,M,,++++++ TDKl() CONSIDERS GUARDSMEN’S FINAL MEET. FOURTEEN DOLLARS REPORT U. S. WANTS PER BARREL, PRICE CHINA COMMISSION. JACKSONVILI.F., Aug. 10.—State OF SWEET POTATOES national guardsmen, now in annual & Hjjj' lift'*, International League Jersey City 2, Buffalo 8. Newark 5-5, Syracuso 7-3. Rending 5, Toronto 2. Baltimore 9, Rochester 3. Virginia Longue Newport News 2, Portsmouth 5. At Rocky Mount 0, Richmond 4. At Tnrboro 5, Norfolk 2. At Suffolk 0, Wilson 9. THE CLOTlICItAFT STORE IN THIS TOWN DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU? Tho job department of the Hcruld is over ready to take on a contract, regardless of size, for commercial printing, nnd we want to say, right off the reel, that wo don’t take our hot off to anyone when it comes to getting out a good job of printing. Wo have always been too modest, when speaking of whnt wo wore ca­ pable of doing in this office, nnd without being brazen, wo have cut looso from some of our modesty, nnd nro willing to sny before the world, thnt even a young couple being mar­ ried, after getting invitations or an­ nouncements printed nt tho Herald office are more successful than under any other conditions. When taken into consideration the tnro and exactness thnt is required from printers in tho Herald shop, it is generally conceded thnt our prices nre too low to give us u profit, hut speed, when mixed in equal parts with efficiency, will ninke it possibio for us to buy our usual daily allowance of grits, even nt the prices wo nre making. But don't get us wrong; wedding stationery is not the only kind of printing wu prido oursolos in doing. Wo print anything you want printed —except postage stamps and Liberty bonds—nnd wo give you a workman­ like job nt a price you are tickled to death to pay. Wo do not ask for any sympathy —all we want is work—and ns long ns wo give you more than value re­ ceived, in the way of efficiency, speed and workmanship, and can givo you tho work nt tho timo wo agreed to give it to you, there seems to be noth­ ing else for you to do but send it In. Every department of this shop nnd office* is nt your commands, Wo nro hero to help you prepare your copy, we will givo you exnctly the kind of work you wnnt done, nnd will havo tho work ready for delivery nt exnct­ ly tho time you want it. Wo wnnt to cooperate with you and' wo nro asking you to cooperate with us. No man lives unto himself alone—wo’d hato to try to livo without you, nnd wo want you to feel thnt wo are n little Bpoko in your wheel of good fortune. Let ua prove it to you. 123-3tp. TOKIO, Aug. 10.—Reports from encampment at Camp Johnston near hero will compete for various troph­ America thnt the United States may ies August 19, which has been desig­ suggest control of Chinn by nn In­ ternational commission, are under­ nated ns governor’s day. Governor Hnrdoo is expected to he stood to havo been considered nt tho in attendance to review the troops. meeting of tho Japanese cabinet yesTho guardsmen will conclude ;their terday. annual training the following dny and | Viscount Uchidn, foreign minister, begin entraining for their homes Sat- told membbers of the cabinet, accord* ing to the Yomi-Uri Shlmbun, that unlay night. The trophies havo been offered by if such a suggestion was made, it various local commercial orgitnizn- was n matter of grave importance tions and firms for the units and in- upon which Japan must carefully dedividunls excelling in the following liberate. The newspaper Hays the contests: ^ ministers are becoming impressed Close order drill; machine gun fir- with the necessity of having young ing; regimental track meet; rillo and able diplomats at tho Wnshing■hoot; baseball; swimming; company ton conference to strongly present rapid fire shoot and the best all I Japan’s position. Some favor the appointment of M. Shidchnrn, present around athlete in the camp. | ambassador at Washington, us chief J delegate. RAIDING EPIDEMIC. I Japnn is studying tho advisability RICHMOND, Vn., ’Aug. 10.—Re­ of proposing nn international stand­ ports today to federal and state su­ ing council for the guidance and de­ pervising prohibition' officers tell of velopment of Chinn, Buys the KokuThe work of thiB eleven successful raids against al­ min Shimbun. council would ho baaed upon tho idea leged moonshiners in Virginia within of tho /powers’ abandonment of the last two or three days. John Brantley, an alleged moonshiner, of spheres of influence nnd all jothor Greenville, county, who is snid to measures including extra-territor­ havo boasted that howould doe "with iality, which nro inimical to China’s Q U IEr AFTER LYNCHING complete sovereignty. The unifica­ NEWBERN, N. C„ Aug. 10.—Jones his hoots on," was reported to have tion of North nnd South Chinn also county is quiet today following tho been shot nnd’ killed by inspectors would be sought, the newspaper as­ lynching Sunday of Jerome Whitfield, during a raid Friday. serts. negro, charged with having uttacked the young wife of a white farmer Sat­ ARMY TUG STARTS TRIP. NEWSPAPER MAN KILLS SELF urday afternoon. Ncwh brought hero by Jones county citizens toduy thnt WILMINGTON, N. C., Aug. 10.— BIRMINGHAM, Ain., Aug. 10.—R between 1,500 and 2,00 men took part Tho first craft ovor to mnko a voyngo in tho lynching. Tho shorlff of tho A.Mull ens, forty-five, business man­ county is Halil to havo urrived on tho from thiB port to Detroit, Mich., tho ager of tho Birmingham Age-IIernld, scene shortly before tho negro was government tug Lieut. A. C. Tippin, hanged to a tree, but hccauso of tho left todny for Benufort, where it will committed suicldo by shooting himself DoLnnd is witnessing a tremendous crowd ho was unable to got to Whit­ juihs tho inland wnterwny t» tho today on a lonely road near Shndees Chesapeake and Dolnwnro bays, nnd field, whoso hod/ wns riddled with crook, beyond tho city limits. His building boom as over two million is the bullets. Tho negro is snid to have from there will 'continuuo body wub found early this nftemoon boing expended for permanent busi­ confessed his guilt und begged tho Hudson, to thot Erie cnnnl and over ness houses and handsome residences. by friends. tho lake to Detroit. mob not to take his life. HASTINGS, Aug. 17.—Fourteen dollars per barrel was the nverngo price received for Big Stem Jersey sweet potatoes shipped to eastern markets by the Boughcc Distributing Company. The growing of this variety of sweet potntocs was purely an experi­ ment, Mr. Hughes urging several farmers to try a small acreage in this vnricty this spring. So successful has the experiment been and so thorough­ ly haH it demonstrated thnt Hastings lands will grow successfully and get to tho market first another paying crop that no doubt a large acreage will be planted next spring. The variety Ih a new one hut ma­ tures well end early and is said to ho a fnvorite in the eastern markets. "I am thoroughly convinced,” said Mr. Bugbeo, "thnt we can make a huge success of the Big Stem Jersey sweet potatoes, that I *im going to see that a large acreage is planted next spring. While some few who planted this variety this year neglect­ ed cultivation during tho Irish potato harvesting season and allowed tho grass to get into them, yet made good yields."—Palatka News. * I, | ■! II ., Havo you ever beon "caught short of cash" when touring and been embarrassed at hotels, garages and shops by the more or less unwelcomo attitude toward your personal checks? You can enjoy your trip, freo from anxiety regarding money mat­ ters if you keep yourself supplied with thoso self-identifying, overywhorc-ncccptod, safe, convenient Cheques for travelers. Peoples Bank of San lord Amrican Bankers Association <» A. B. A. WE BELL CHEQUES THEM- RAILROAD COMMISSION. Everyone Should Drink Hot Water in the Morning TALLAHASSEE, Aug. lfl.-n J state railroad commission will m«t nt Marianna, Aug. 22, it was annouaccd todny, to hear complaints that ua. reasonable telephorfo rates hnve bees Wash swsy all stomsih, liver, put into effect by the Marianna Tele-1 s*»4 bowel poleone before breskfsot. phono nnd Telegrnph Co. Tho question of ccrtnin convenienc­ es a t tho Seaboard Air Lino railroiil To feel your best dny in and dny station at Bronson will he aired be­ out, to feel clean inside; no sour bile fore tho commission hero August 1). to coat your tongue nnd sicken your breath or dull your head; no consti­ NOTICE or APPLICATION FOB TAX DtlM | UNDER SECTION 111 O f TH E OENEBA1 pation, bilious nttnncks, sick hendSTATUTES LAWS OF FLOBIOA ncho, colds, rheumatism or gnssy, ncid stomach, you must bathe on tho in­ Notice I* hereby Riven that Ctierlea I). fir), piirchaaer of Tex C ertificate No. IU, dated ft* side like you buthe outside. This is Unit dny of June, A. 1*. 1010, hue filed i ' ertificate In injr office and tiaa made aprlla | vastly more important, hccauso tho clion for tax deed to laauo In accordance id | skin pores do not absorb impurities liw . Raid certific ate em braces llie fnllowSl property In Seminole County, t'lorlk into tho blood, while the bowel pores dexcrltied l o w l t: W H of S B « of SWVi Of sw v i of I SWVI of SB Vi Of SWVi *'"1 NWVi of SWU &• do. Inn H of W line of Hanford llra n l (lew S3 A To keep these poisons nnd toxins N. and H. I.y IKSO ft. B and W In SB corner of a N 7'4 cti.) Sec. UP, Twp. 10 S. Ilxnri» well flushed from the stomach, liver, Io B. rontaluInK —1 acre*. The «ald land Mil I e a 'e d a l the d a le of the laatiance nf n<* | kidneys nnd bowels, ucinK before cneurtific ate In the nnnie of Klltahetli Klaael breakfast ouch day, a glnss of hot Alao: Tax C ertificate No. IH, dated the SI of June. A. I'. 1010, haa filed nald n rt I water with n tenspoonful of limestone dny flcata In my office nnd haa made appllciOa for tax deed (» Inane In accordance with In phosphntc in it. This will cleanse, Said certificate em lirarea the following de*T> purify nnd freshen the entire alimen­ cd property nltunted In Seminole County, Dth da. lo w lt: All N B Vi In Hanford Brant (M tary trnct lK?fore eating more food. Iwg. 45 Ilia W of NB cor. run W to Inter** linn of W line of Snnford (Irani SWIy Got n quarter pound of limestono (Irani line 15.00 ch. H 4.OS cli, NBIy 17.M rt. phosphate from your pharmacist. It In lip*.). Sec. HI. Twp. Ill H., Ilingc 50 B. 0* acres. The nahi land tieln* a»«e«»cd *1 0* is inexpensive and almost tasteless. dale of the Inauanro of aucli certificate la It* I of B lllih eth Klnnel. Drink phosphated hot water every name Alao: Tax C ertificate No. 22. dated Ike morning to rid your system of these dny nf June. A. II. UUP. haa filed aald refth In my office and h ai made apptlci** I vile poisons nnd toxins; also to pre­ flcate for lax deed to laauo In accordance with U* I Said c ertificate em braces (he fidhmrlng «■ | vent their formation.—Adv. aerllied properly altnatpd In Seminole Count). ’ WRIT SOUGHT. DES MOINES, In., Aug. 10.—A writ of habeas corpus was nsked in district court this morning by Chief of Police Roscoe Saunders against private detectives for the surrender of a man they sny is Ambrose J. Small, Toronto theatre owner, who ban been/ missing' since December, 1010. Florida, lo w lt: lie*. NW cor. of NKVi ***• “ L Twp. IP S„ llnnite 50 B. Hun B 12 cli. S » ch. to S nnd I. B lly Wly along name 7S «• N 20 do*. W 10.110 ch. W 10 cli. S H U * NBfy 25 ch. S 14 deg, K H ch„ S 01 deg. " In pi. 50 ch W nf B line of Sec. and In * of S Pile of N BVi S. 10 cli W In BW « t * NWVi of Sec. to NW COT. of Sec. II to I 107 ncrce. The aald land being iiaacaaed al I dale of Ilia laooance of aucli certificate In u» I name nf Jacob Klaacl. Itnlcia aald cerllflcalea shall lie redeemed «* cording to law, lax deed will l*«ue thereon the 1st dnr o f Septem ber, A. II. 1021. 1 W itness my official algnnliire and seal ll* | the UOIIi day of July, A. II. 1021. , (SEAL) B. A. IIOLT1I.AW. Clerk Circuit • Seminole County. 7-27-Ote lly: A. M. WEEKS. P- H Hew the Line let the chips fall where they may. If you have been intending to build this year don’t let a fe w pessimists a n d calamity howlers s c a r e you away from a great opportunity. You never will have another chance to buy lumber at present prices. Experts agree that rock bottom Ua* Ibeen reached. Use your own guod judgment and start your building now. You will never regret it. We will get a better price for our lumber if you wait—but our advice ia to build now# HILL LUMBER CO. . i .; I SERVICE ^ • QUALITY /■ utnu “V ENJOY YOUR TRIP American Association At Milwaukee 13, St. Paul 0. Others rot scheduled. seems to be the logical solution when you consider thnt every suit or overcoat carries a written guarantee of satisfactory wear and service, that is as broad as the makers know how to make it. Look for the guarantee in the pocket of every Clothcrnft coat. Sanford Shoe and Clothing Company American League At St. Louis G, Detroit 7. Others not scheduled. Southern Association At Little Rock G-l, Atluntn 2-2. At Memphis 2, Chattanooga 1. Others, postponed, rnin. CLOTHCRAFT CLOTHE S 1 South Atlantic Aaociation At Greenville 0, Charleston 3. At Augusta 2, Columbia 1. At Spnrtnnburg-Chnrlotte, rain. National League At Philadelphia 0-0, Pittsburg 5-8. At New York 0, Brooklyn 7. At Boston 8, Chicago 0. Others, not scheduled. Buying: clothes of strangers is often haz­ ardous and many times unsatisfactory— if some means is not provided for your protection. B f lil ir THE STAR TO-DAY WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Dnytonn at Jacksonville. Lakeland nt St. Petersburg. Tampa at Orlando. d lo lh rra fl (Sunrnnlee j w S iO c- h* H * ************ ,1 « 1 W*Y;' : sportworld PRICE �w , a ,- MS. ‘VV • • . iv . . - I ' v„' f t! 1 * * v 0i A .* . r / PAGE TWO SOCIETY KRR'j j; - • • ' ''• THE 8ANFORP DAILY DOINGS OF COMPANY D. ' m, ■ ..... V ; • ......... ’t t»— ALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18,1021 JACKSONVILLE t,A S CO., UNDER FIRE FROM CITY COMMISSIONERS. Daily Fashion Hint: 1 1 - • — " •;& > -f .% - tag# „ Camip Johnston, Fla. Dear Mr. Holly: MBS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, Evidently Bomc people nro not very JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 10__1Tho __________ Phono 217-W well versed on army routine. This Jacksonville Gas Co., is under fire fact became evident thin morning on here nnd the city commissioners have I SOCIAL CALENDAR pnrnde. Corp. Trdbcll, being one of employed an engineer to obtain data Thursday—Tha Stny-at-Homo Club the lazy six out of a dozen, on ar­ with a view to n possible revision of will have a basket picnic and swim riving nt tho pnrnde, was ordered to tho company's rates to the consum­ aft Banana Lake Thursday evening. run the belt line; in othor words, to ers. Tho commissioners have auth­ ^Friday—Mrs. June Roumillnt will go through tho hot oven; the tech­ ority under power recently vested by entertain at n Bridge party in com­ nical phrnso used in tho college days tho legislature to fix gas rates sub­ All transactions in a retail grocery business ore di­ pliment to Mrs. Carl Roumlllat of by tho Sophomores, nnd is today ject to appeal to the railroad com­ vided into three groups, requiring threo kinds of ser­ •Jacksonville, nt her homo on Third used on rnw recruits. mission. vice. First, charge and delivery, this transaction is the S treet at 3:30 p. m. Users of the so-called quarterThere is a story that would go well Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will In the case of Corp. Tarboll, as told motor form tho bulk of tho aggrieved most expensive both for the merchant and the custom­ be held at five o'clock a t the Central on a young man .in France. An open consumers, nccording to the comnKser, requiring ns it does, telephone, bookkeeper, gas nnd Pork. spnee of fifty feet wns to bo covered sioners, nnd since the question came upkeep of the truck. Second, is the customer who by seven men; ns there wns n sniper tindor consideration/ they ^ay, tho comes to the store, has his merchandise charged but Miss Helen Hunt Jones, of Okee­ on duty, this space had to he crossed complaints have literally poured In. carries his goods home with him, eliminating a pnrt of chobee, is the attractive guest of fn record time, or the man delayed That the consumers having theAo the expense. Third, is the customer who pays cash Masses Mary nnd Julia Zncharyat nt in crossing muy forfeit his life. This qunrtcr meters are being "quartirtheir home on First street. Miss Jones young man was the last to cross. He tered" beyond the family budget and carries his goods home with him, thus eliminating / is also a student of th t Woman's Col­ claims that some of thd other boys seems to he the burden of the com­ all expense of charge and delivery. lege a t Tailali'tisiee. The Misses made it in next to nothing, but he plaints. In nddltion to tho rhtca tho It is self-evident that there should be some distinc­ Zachary attended the same college. claims that he, himself, made it in quality of the gas is'challcngtid. tion between the three classes of Service. Recognizing One man complained to the com­ nothing, fiat, nnd so with Corp. TarMrs. Howard Harris, left yester­ bell. For as a railroad man would missioners that his wife left him In this fact I have adopted the following plan without IN ORGANDY AND TAFFETA day for Lake City, where she will say,' ho almost got a hot box in hl« custody of a Sundny roast which cost changing prices: This type of frock, designed months spend two weeks with her pnronts. ahead of any season unknown to the knees. Only one man hnd the pleas­ $1.20 at the market nnd one dollar I V* tropics, is fashioned of figured organdy ure of connecting with Tnrhell on his to prepare on the kitchen stove. and taffeta. Three deep hands of the J. D. nnd Ralph' Woodruff, left this DASH. “I hnd to watch thnt roast nil dny silk form the skirt, which is attached toa morning in the Woodruff car for Moyen Age organdy blouse with short Last night the Non Coins, decided nnd feed themoter four times before FIRST: I^orth Carolina, where they will join to banquet Mess Sgt. Eagan wns de­ the roast wns even singed," he nd- sleeves. There are gathers at the front of tbe blouse and on the shoulders. Woodruff, Sr., who uro spending the tailed to furnish tho chicken. It is ded. Medium size requires yards 36-inch All goods priced on a charge and summer In North Cnrolinn. organdy and 2 yards 40-mch taffeta. Another consumer asserted thnt clnimcd by eye witnesses, nnd some Pictorial Review Dress No. 9280. delivery basis. who ntc the chicken, Hint the Sgt. every time he complained the com­ Mrs. W. F. Roussenu, Mr. nnd Mrs. must have run the bird to denth. The pnny sent to him what he described Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. Brice, 33 ._______ A- M. I’ickett, nnd Mrs. R. W. Miller, Sgt-'s story in that he chased the u» n professional arbitrator nnd so cents. SECOND: NEW GRASS MAKES A of Jacksonville, are the guests ob Invok'd him in the intrlcncics of bird with n pitch fork nnd finally un­ FINE FORAGE CROP. Mrs. A. W. 3::*'th, nt her home on successful, Segt. Crenshaw went to “gnsology" thnt he felt ashumed for Customers charging goods but Palmetto avenue. Mcsdnme» Rous- the lady nnd begged her to give having complained. Still his meter •What is believed to he an ideal delivering same will be discountstau, Miller nnd Pickett are* Maters F.ngnn the bird, which she did, rather consumed the quarters, he said. forage crop for unfertilized Florida of, Mrs. Smith. . ,, ed 2%. The engineer in the employ of the lands has been discovered bhy Sam­ than have him steal On cooking commissioners, however, is well vers­ the bird, We discovered that it hnd uel Rogers, well known Tnmpnii, who Miss Virginia Brudy returned home THIRD: blistered feet, am! one singed wing, ed in these intricacies, they sny, nnd has a long row of tho grass, grow­ last night from Orlnndo where she beginning nt the number of British where the Sgt. hnd evidently con­ has been the guest of Mrs. It. F. Wil­ nected once with the Itnrn ynrd tool. thermal units contained in every ing to the height of six feet on sandy Customers paying cash for goods soil, at iii splnce, 119(5 Xniwc acinic. lis. Miss Brody hns the recipient of thousnnd cubic feet, will investigate Still, the Itoys claim they had u good The grass wns planted on unpre­ and delivering same will be dis­ many social courtesies while in Or­ meal, nnd there will be no need for every phase of the gns system. ThVy pared soil Inst spring and has grown lnndo, nmong them being two dinner counted 5%. Doc. Stevens, now Captain in the pill want to lie* prepared, they sny, to to its present enormous size without parties, n dance nnd several other in­ packer's brigade, to send his patrol stand before the railroad commission ctiltintion o fany sort, according to formal affairs. on any revision they might make. for sick to Compnny D. .Mr. Rogers. With one stalk to eery The present gns rate here is given four feet of ground, he said, a field Tonight Tom Merideth, the Ken­ Mr. nnd Mrs. E. T. Taylor, of Sntucky feather-weight, is sinking at $1.85 to .$1.90 per thousnnd cubbic would soon become covered with green THIS APPLIES TO ALL ORDERS OF vnnnnh, Gn., are visitors here, stop­ bricks far the government on guard feet. glades. ping nt the Montozumn. duty, nothing enn pnrs Tom hut tho $1.00 OR MORE To assure himself that the grass is wind nnd it hns to blow around him. GOLFING AGAIN. suitable for cattle, Mr. Rogers ex­ Clearwater, the Golden Sunset City, Pvt- Murphy of the Cunndinit*, is perimented and found that cows wns represented /here yesterday by not well tip on Ainericnn regulations. Pomona, Fin., Aug. 1(5, 1921. would eat it in preference to com­ Hi W. BInckbum. Night before Inst the officer of the My Dear Mr. Holly: mercial feed which w« suffered at the day cnllcd through the window nt The inclosed “parody" only goes to same time. The ideal way to serve F. D. Wnrd, of Dunn, M ., C., is 11:15 p. nt., telling the hoys to pipe prove thnt you nro right. Sanford 1 the product to Bossy is green from stopping nt the Montezuma. down. Murphy snid, “who are you? does need n golf course. This wns the field, he snid, hut it would lie Mrs. M. E. Ostendorf, of Indinnap- And what plumbing outfit do you lie- dipped from our paper, the Danbury equally pnlntnhle dried nnd link'd. Your friend, Mr. Rogers will he remembered In olis, Irid., is spending some time here long to?". The officer answered, Nows. “Officer of the Dny:—“Murphy, better MRS. FRANCIS BYRONS. Tninpn ns the inventor of a multiple n t tht Montezuma. go home nnd sleep, you have no busi­ The Seven Ages of Golf. plow for the cultivation of citrus ness out nt night." Perfect silence. All the world’s n course, proves. The original of tliirf invention 1). A. U. BRIDGE CLUB. 4>414*4*4*❖ ❖ ♦+4* 4* 4*<•414^❖ 44*4*4*4*+4,4**M"4*4*4*+■M"l*4"t Sgt. George McLaughlin, alius Sgt. And all the men and women really is being tested by R. K. Olds, auto­ ❖ ❖ 4*4*❖ 4*4*4*❖ 414*+❖ The members of the D. A.- U. ✓ Harper, late of Wight Tire Co., has golfers: mobile and tractor manufacturer Bridge Club wore nv>st delightfully entertained yesterday morning, by been doing service so long out on the They Imve their clubs, and subs, and Lansing, Mich., mid Oldsmnr. entrance fees, Mr. Rogers Inis just returned to M ts . B. A. Howard, nt her country curli for the Wight Tire, that since his being admitted into the Agony And one man in ins time plays many Tninpn from Gainesville, where he borne. There being two tables of Four, hns to ho on the corner or rounds conferred with horticulturists of the players the tables being nrrnngged on something if it is only a loaf of At seven different stages. First, the state experiment station nt the Uni­ •Abe spacious porch. bread before ho can sing. With the infant, versity of Florida. He hns been un­ A very absorbing gntnu of bridge aid of Sgt. Mero, Whitcomb, George, Fuzzing nnd foozling in his nurse's able so fnr to lennt the scientific- V wns played during the morning, high and Eagan, the camp has been in arms, name of his grass. v score being made tty Mrs. E. P. chnos for thq past three dnys ns Then th’ enthusiastic schoolhuy in hk The same kind of grass can he * Morse. ^ these men just discovered they could teens. found growing wild in almost any | * Following the gnm* ?.Wn. Howard * * * sing. part of Florida, snid Mr. Rogers, nnd J* Honed n snlnd course. Corp. V. Smith is so light fingered With shiny deck nnd hrnssey (sec­ therefore could be obtained ‘ "or plant< • Members of the dull enjoying this that rather than have him put in the ond hand), ing nt no expense. 1& t'flighlful pi.i‘y wore Mrs. E. P. gunrd house for lifting anything, _________________________. t Who tnkes his early round. And Morse, Mrs. Hal Wight. Mrs. Claude then the lover The new St. Janies Episcopal £ Howard, Mrs. A, Fitts, .Mrs. J. B. Cnpt. DeCottes has him pushing the white circles on n typewriter. Virgil Sighing like furnace o'er a hunkered church have Just completed tlioir ❖ Coleman Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mi>« seems to think because they cnlled a hull handsome edifice in Perry nnd will .j. Mnblc Bnwkur, nnd Mrs. Sum Vuuntz. mnchlnc gun bullet typewriter bul­ Or foozled putt, hold worship for the first time San- X lets overseas, he is a good gunner. And then the bachelor, dny. ,2 T. N. T. CLUB. KAINIT— SHEEP M A N U R E Coining from the humorous side of Full of wild oaths, nnd rcckkless like Mrs. A. W. Lee was the charming For first class Job work—th< Hern! camp life to the serious, we would the hard hostess for the members of the T. N. GOAT MANURE T. Club yesterday afternoon nt her like here to insert the following: Co. Jealous of others, keen to growl nnd D., for tile first time mounted gunrd quarrel, home on Laurel avenue. And Other Materials tonight before u grent number of Seeking a golfing reputation Lovtly pink roses in baskets and # And [ vases were used in decorating the. Jacksonville visitors. The Colonel Even in the bunker’s mouth. congratulated Captain D eC ottes. s <•• the senior Tooms. Our Prices Will Save You Money Fnncy work and other needle work ing that this guard was the snap­ In wide ,round breeks and peaceful j frame of mind, with plensant conversation helped to piest nnd host formed gunrd tho camp has had since the opening. With beaming eyes, and bald about pass n very delightful afternoon. Late Lust, hut not least, Sgt. Roy Chit­ tile pate, in the afternoon the hastes sserved banana split nnd cakes ns refresh­ tenden is running around here like Full of (pmint rules—and modern Tnrznn in the early hours of the instances. ments. morning gathering together the And so he plays his pnrt. Tho sixth Those enjoying Mrs. Lee's charm­ strayed and lost sheep of the com­ stage comes; ing hospitality were: Mesdnmes Ray­ And now with grizzled locks and pany. mond Key, J. B. Lawson, Fred Dnlger, Yours truly, wornout irons PHONE 530 Henry Pardon, Ed. Lane, S. M. Lloyd, THE BOYS. with spectacles upon his pink pro­ Howard Overlln, Archie Betts and boscis, Company D., 1st Inf. F. N. G. *9 vn John C. Smith. He drives, he putts, is stymied, tries +d*4*❖ 4.4*4*4*4"l'4"H'414"H*4*414*❖ 4*❖ ❖ 4*❖ ❖ 4* +4 " H '4 1♦ •H’^ **** to putt, SOCIETY WEDDING BON TON BRIDGE CI.UB. While others take their knock. His Eight o’clock, Friday Evening Mrs. Frank Woodruff was the grn THEATRE RESORT withering form P l i e s w o n 't s ta y w h e re August 20th, 1921 ■clous hostess yesterday afternoon nt "Sloop Insurnnco" la round. DANCE HALL CAFE Goes gingerly from hole to hole, At the foot of Park Avenue. They c a n 't endure lt» f r a g r a n t a bridge party, the guests including “plnoy odor.” Led by his caddie. While, last scene ----------ELECTRIC--------Bride's mother mi instance of the th'o members of the Bon Ton Bi'dgc A few drops around su g ­ of nil, gest*! m oving to all Insects. PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS 'Club. » well-known wife of a well-known man. That ends the story (nnd my parody) T hey loso no tlmo In g e ttin g Of unusual interest wns the gnmo Honored nnd loved throughout Flori­ Is ripe old ago, still at the same old out. FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES D on't be troubled w ith a n ­ *of bridge played. High score wns da for her intellect nnd hor personal noying, d ise a se -c a rry in g p e sts game, beauty nnd charm. at Reduced Prices w hen It Is so easy to be rid of mndtt by MIhh Scrltu Lnko who wns Watch for future announcements. Fans sight, sans skill, snns luck, sans them. wnrtled linen ten napkins . Mrs. Ed everything! Betts wns presented with the consola­ ATTENDING DISTRICT INSTITUTE —La Touche Hancock in Cartoons tion prize. Magazine. W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida -1 At the conclusion of tho card gnmo Misses Lillie Ruth and Carolyn --------------------PHONE---------------------------W PI WRITE tho hostosH servod dainty refroHhF lie s nnd mosquitoes w o n 't Sarasota hue started the develop­ tense w he n “Sloop Insurance Tnonts ocnsistlng of fruit snliui Hnl- Spencer, Lucilo Pope, Esther nml Freacts Hughey, Florence Spurting ment of their water froht where many Is on tho Job. Pure Milk and Cream. Morning a"1***' tines, iced ton nnd enndy. D oesn't stain. A few drops and Mildred Leo left this morning for pew business houses will he started. will Inst* for hours. Etllcnclous Substitutes for nhHcnt club mem­ ternoon deliveries. Milk depota st ^ jjjj out o f tho bottle, h u t host bers were MIssch Soritn Lnko and Orlnndo where they go to attend the They will also develop their fishing used w ith a sm all spray. Twenty-flvo ce n ts bu y s from Lottie Caldwell. Club mtmbers pres­ Orlnndo District Institute of the Ep- industry. TIIIIh, Stoke. AMURW f !.,PoPu lo r /J W wnrth League which will ho in ses­ any d r u g g is t a bottle la rg o ent wor: Mrs. C. R. Kirtly, Mrs. Fred Markets. Rhone 401) your wants ^ U lU J Iill W ^ enough to l a s t a long time. A big boom in now residences fa­ Htart u s in g "Sleep I n s u r a n c e ' Wight, Mrs. Ed. Betts nnd Mrs. Rob­ sion until Friday night. today. ces Fort Myers one will cost nround e rt Hines. $10,000 which hns n refrigerating system of tile with n 1,00 pound ico capacity nenr the city. New Solution of an O ld Problem EFFECTIVE MONDAY, AUGUST 22 Deane Turner t Fertilizer Materials Castor Pomace Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems K - itr ., Chase & w - Take Out a Policy Against the Fly MISTER W Ji. ' • " R*r JR - “ “ jj * . ju*. “ Sleep Insurance” Fully Protects ' THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY SPENCER’S DAIRY 1 MANAGER SPFNfFR&SONS �am ‘i r s wt 'M AT ?tfWi • sSRB? m V, J f +w J THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1921 •• »• ■* ^^* * * * * * * * * * * * t t - ! ■ * PAGE THREE AMBITION OF HORNSBY TO HIT AVERAGE OF .400 FOR SEASON * * * -+ A Conservative B a n k Progressive Id ea s ... i ■ PROFESSIONAL AND tyJSJNESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD II You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column t a Thoush proud of our long record of past achieve 2 , in assistin g in the development of a- rnPATER SANFORD, ryo are particularly proud. Pr.nl the vision which prompted our pollcleB in the Z becomes more intensive the older we grow. Progressive Institutions nro created by Progressive Individuals. Become a factor in the progress of Sanford by opening an account with CONTRACTORS . ■- ■ ................... LAWYERS ________ ; , S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Balldtr Over Seminole County Rank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA !I The Seminole County Bank.... “A financial inatituUon with a successful past and a young man's vision of the future” ' v, WAGES REDUCED RICHMOND. Vu., A ug. 17.— A c­ cording to the oiridnl re tu r n s from the Democratic p rim ary o f August 2, tnnuunccd yesterday by th e state ennvassir.g boarti. S tate S e n a to r E. Leo Trinkle, of W ytheville, receiv ed the Democratic nom ination fo r governor over Harry St. G eorge T u c k e r, of Lexington, by 22,091 m a jo rity out of a total vote for these tw o c a n d id a te s of 150,669. The vote sto o d : Trinkle, NEW YORK, Aug. 17.—Wnge re­ ductions of 10 per cent for skilled workers and 25 per cent for common laborers waB decided upon today by been considering the wage controversy the board of arbitration which has between paper mill employes and manufacturers in the United States and Canndn. The new wage scale, which will affect 12,000 workers, be­ comes effective August 27. Jasamine Inks Win Over All Others # You want to learn about the best ink th at you can buy and while it may be new to you it is not new to others. You want to know about the best ink that is sold at a better price. You want to know about the ink th at is used by the government and by all the largest cor­ porations. The ink th at is used by all the largest firms in your own and neighboring cities. Read the telegram below: 1920 JUN 14 PM 5 49 A356W 25 COLLECT 1 EXTRA TW WASHINGTON DC 515 P 14 JASMINE INK CORPN 5 HALL ST NORFOLK VA GOVERNMENT AGAIN AWARDS JASMINE INK CORPORATION MATE BLACK ALL SIZES RED ALL SIZES AND MUSCILAGE QUARTS. OVER THIRTY COMPETITORS. JASMINE QUALITY WINS AGAIN. GEORGE DEEDMAYER, SALES MANAGER. Jasmine Ink is now used by the m ajority of :: he schools and colleges in the South. It is iit-cd by all the rank and file who have found that they can get a superior ink a t a much owei price in the reliable Jasmine Ink. If it ■no just what we say it is, bring it back and h it/0111 moi?ey‘ Come in and fill your founo f *"* “ •“ Herald Printing Company ISTRIBUTORS for SEMINOLE COUNTY l George A. DeCottes BtllNO YOUH Battery Troubles to Us W* S p .c l.lli. on Elootricnl W ork tn d u i (too You dependable lorvloo.. W Z ALSO KAYE COMPETENT MECHANICS POB OVERHAULING YOUB CAB rri Llkea Good Pitching. "I like good pitching. Hail pitching bothers me. To my mind, you can llg'ire a good pitcher better Hum a poor one. He lias control. He is playing (be game. He knows the game. "I like to bit the ball on n straight line. When you bit It square It Irav­ els that wny and It will usually go for extra bases. I don't think slugging Is i matter of weight. "The hat 1 use weighs only 42 * 'hjL» ■j. -p- iJU. nr* fcXv t* wj.r 'T* iJLt ■ C- Phone 189 ounces. It Is easly handled, The ey« counts most In connecting squarely with the ball. If you meet the hall exactly right It will travel like a bul­ let. If you hit It off center the hall won't travel nearly so far nor so fast.’ Not a Big Man. Hornsby Is not a big man. He weighs only Iflfl pounds. He wns twenty-live In April. He bats righthanded and has a free, easy motion when swinging. Apparently lie doesn't put much snap Into his hitting, hut In reality Ills gracefulness covers up the power he Is really exerting. .......... of $200,000 and four play­ ers, the equivalent of $,'100,000, made by the (Hants last winter for him, hitnot turned the Cardinal star’s head. He plays brilliantly because be has bis heart In every game and because be owns an utmost perfect pair nl balling and lidding bands, and a soi of wonderful eyes. Huron, Mich., and W. Stover, of White Rock, Mich. He also leaves three sons, Mark E. Stover, of Sombin, Ontario; G. A. R. Stover of Phil­ adelphia, and Neil Stover Sehoales, of St. Clair, Mich. Arrangements will he made to take the body to his final resting place at the fnmily burinl grounds, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Sagi­ naw, Mich., ns soon ns his son re­ turns to the United States from the navy. tl| -i* GENEVA FLORIDA CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully Furnished All Work Guaranteed H. T. PACE P. O. Box MS Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Company Sketches and Estimates Free; bo St. Louis Player Liaue National League In Hitting. Rogers Hornsby, the tiny king of the Nations! league batsmen In 1020 Is out for a .400 year. Hornsby Is again leading the lenguo wtth his batting luinda, and be la performing oh bril­ liantly ns ever at second with Ii I h Hold­ ing hands. “I've got a good start tills yenr. It lilts always been my ambtttoii to pound out n season average of .400 or better. Perhaps this will lm my year. "Usually I make a poor start. I Iny thnt to had pitching In the first few weeks of the spring. .1. Sanford C onstructs Co. BATTERIES THINK I E WINS MR *W ?p. L. A. Renaud, Prop. building too large nnd none too smalL , ----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED------ HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Wilson & Shorey Pine nnd Garland Sts,, Orlando, Fla. Sold and Serviced by PURE WATER Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Fla. LORD’S PURITY WATER Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First AS GOOD AS THE BBST Dally Service REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Phone 95 V. C. COLLER, Prop. Geo. W. Knight Real Estate nnd Insurance SANFORD Phone 1*7 FLORIDA ..Employment Bureau.. General Shop and Mil] Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. Tho vocational committeo of the Busi­ Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Kilbeo, Ray­ ness nnd Professional Women’s Club ELECTRICAL mond Kilbee and Mrs. Grant and two requests nil young women desiring daughters enjoyed a picnic nt Lake employment to register nt tho First Harney Thursday afternoon. COLONIAL LAMPS National Bank. Stafford and Fred Lefties left Tues­ AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman day for Okeechobee where they will start fishing. Eyes Examined Ghisses Designed Win. Daniels, Tom McClain and Mr. Hudelston were in Sanford Saturday Henry McLaulin, Jr. on business. OPT. D. Mrs. Endnr Curlott attended a ;|i $ $ $ H< $ 4* $ $ bridge party in Sanford Wednesday. Nazcll Taylor, of West Palm Beach, Miss May Connlly left Tuesday for was here last week on business. Mrs. V/. E. Wicks ami Mrs. Culpep­ a visit to Miss Fannie Tucker, in Or­ per called on Mrs. Rosa McFarlnne lando. Sunday, Mrs. Clough nnd little daughter, GILLON & FRY OPTOMETRIST Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Prevntt and Christine, of Lakeland, are visiting OPTICIAN Graduate Northern Illinois College Phone 442 Mrs. J. M. Prevntt spent Sunday in Mrs. II. B. McCall. 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. Moore’s Stution. iMss Katherine Lawton returned Mrs. Edna Ballard, of Black Ham­ Saturday from n visit of several TRANSFER mock wns a visitor here Inst Wed­ v -eks to relatives at Fort Myers. WILSON VULCANIZnesday. “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” Mrs. L. . Mitchell and Jns. Rush, ING WORKS Rev. Wright, of Oviedo, preached n t.e n t Monday with relatives in Or­ C. C. WILSON. Owner Quick Service Transfer fine sermon here last Sunday. SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND lando. Storage Facilities Mrs. Yarber and daughter, of Or­ REASONABLE PRICES It. G. Crawford returned Monday If we please you, tell others; If not W U ht B rother! C a rafe B ulldlnf mond, and Mrs. Roy Tillis and chil­ from n visit of several weeks to his tell us. Phone 498 dren, of Sanford are visiting Mrs. home in Sterling, III., nnd other Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Are W. II. Kilbee. points in the north nnd west. Mr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Franklin and daughHOTELS New Era Printery \ Crawford expressed delight in get­ tor have returned from Daytona ting buck to Florida and feels that G. Bassett Smith, Prop. where they have been for the past Hotel Montezuma right now, nt least, there is no better COMMERCIAL AND two months. JOB PRINTING “Sanford’s New. Hotel” Mr. and Mrs. Woodward are visitors place to live. Mr. nnd Mrs. Enoch Partin and lit­ $1.50 Up Per Day at the hotel. tle son, James, S. Nelson and B. F. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wicks spent Monday Wheeler, nre expected home from Herald Printing: Co. in Sanford. Hot Springs, Ark., this week. Misses Lois nnd Snllic Grant nrc Mr. G. Alban nnd family ,who hnvo visiting their mother hero. C. A. WHIDDON BOOK, JOB AND COMbeen living on the Blackwood place A jolly crowd of young and old CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING MERCIAL PRINTING folks enjoyed a moonlight picnic at for the past year, have moved to Or­ Phone 148 Herald Building Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. Lake Itnrncy Tuesday night, A fine lando. Phone 465 MisseB Ruth Young and .Nell King supper wns spread at 8:30 o’clock PRINTING and nlsiut sixty enjoyed it. After a returned Sunday from Gainesville, supper of fried chicken, ice cream and whero they have been tnklng the DRINK 250 Hninmorinill envelopes printed, summer school course for teachers. cake, bathing wns enjoyed by all. Elder Springs Water. Its 99 08-100 Emmett McCall ,of Lakeland, re­ $1.75.—Seminole Printery, 902 French Friends nnd relatives of Mrs. Fred per cent pure. Phone 31L ave. 87-0tp McFarlnne, of Geneva, will lenrn with turned to that city Tuesday after a regret of the sudden death of her very pleasant vacation spent at the father, P. N. Stover. Mr. Stover made Prairie and In Oviedo. OCALA, Aug. 17.—Dr. E. B. Lytle Pickling and Preserving his home with his daughter, Mrtr. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope nnd son, broke all local records shooting over McFarlnne, hut had gone to Tampa Frnncis, spent Wednesday in San­ the trapH of the Belleview Gun Club to recupernte before muking a trip to ford. at Smith Lake last Thursday, scor­ see his son in Philadelphia. He was J. Hnigh and son, Chester, and Wil­ ing 51 out of a possible 50. The man taken ill in Tampa Inst Saturday and liam, Robert Williams, motored to working the trap made a mistake In We have the Mrs. McFarlnne went nt once to his Jacksonville Friday night returning feeding clay pigeons into it and on bedside nnd remained with him up to Sunday night. one occasion the trap threw two when the time of his death on Thursdny Mrs, A. J. McCulley, Cnrl Dowl, it was supposed to throw only one*. night, August 11th. His youngest Mrs. J. FI. Lundy uml little daughter, Dr. Lytle smashed both of the tar­ sister came from Jacksonville to bo visited Orlando Monday. gets even though the appearance pf Mason, Sure-Seal Jars with him. The burial took place in Miss Inez Strange, of Sanford, a "flock" of them was somewhat sur­ Tampa in the Masonic burial place. spent Sunday with J\Hhb Nell Wil­ and Jelly Glasses prising. Some high scores were made The Masonic order holding the funer­ liams. nt the Bhoot, F. E. Martin breokiug al at 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon See our line of The Christinn Endeavor held an 50; E. Walling, 40, nnd N.Mnyo, 48, from the undertaking parlor. Mr. Stover was 70 years old, a voterun of out door meeting nt the Baptist out of a possible 50. In u special long Stone Crocks, Coolers, the Civil war nnd made his early homo church Sunday evening. L. R. Dow­ range event May and Walling broke Churns, etc. in Michigan. Ha leaves to mourn his dy wns the lender and the meeting fifteen nnd Dr. Lytle fourteen out of a most enjoyable and helpful one. fifteon shots. loss besides his daughter, Mrs. MeMr. nnd Mrs. W. R. Kimbol mo­ Fnrlnne, three sisters, MrB. Caroline I f all tho things that! are now Wilson, of Jacksonville; Mrs. J, H. tored to Sanford nnd Daytona Sun­ classed ns wicked were reclassified as Shultz, of Manlstc-o, Mich., and MrB. day. virtues, how would /popple have n G. Waltz, of Omaha, Nebr„ two good time? Try a Herald Want Ad today, brothers, Captain John Stover* of Pt. TIME STONE JARS BALL HARDWARE CO. U * . it el- •> *‘ 1 V . . + .. , . s (v\ �' WAV' fA Q E POUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18,1921 TIE HERALD PRINTING CO., he. tL J. HOLLY______________Editor 5f. J. I ILLARD....SecreUry-Treasurer H. A. NBBL— ........General Manager CURTIS BARBER CffiOUXATXOM I A I A 0 1 1 EPHom 148 up to 6 P. M. AdTurUaUp l t l w Oh >V\ +5 jm‘9* ^ - . , Kad* t o n em A , pllcatloa ■ a M f l h t P rlw la AAt u m Y m i ............................ D d l n n d *a City Vy C antor , Oh V m I ................................................... 11 o*ata l b * I l f I t . to lt-p a ia Waakly X t n U ontb a ly eovara Samtaal* County nod n pubUakad w w y Friday. AdrartUln* ra ta l rondo . known • a appllctUot). Dam oc ratio In paUtla*. 9 t,M par paar, alw ayl In adrano*. Member of The Associated Press . The Daily Hcnild is tho advertising medium, par oxcellont. ------ •---- o----------Tho people who think it is hat and persist in H a y i n g ho are tho moat un­ comfortable. against tho Gulf and South Atlantic porta. Ho stresses the necessity of abso­ lute fairness and justice by the gov­ ernment in its treatm ent of the vari­ ous seaports of tho country, nnd quotes ■tho constitution ns prohibit­ ing any discrimination, nnd then goes on to show thnt such discrimination has nnd does now exist, nnd thnt tho great onstemf ports nro constantly endenvoring to make it more rigid nnd discriminative. Ho shows by tacts nnd figures thnt tho most prom­ ising field for tho development of our export trade lies nearer the South Atlantic or Pacific ports. In spito of these facts tho rntes from North Atiuntic ports to Cuba nnd tho West Indies, to Central nnd South Americn, and to the Orient, through tho Panama Canal arc tho name from the North Atlantic ns from tho , Gulf port nithough tho latter ports nVe ninny hundreds of miles nonrer to tho importing countries thnn tho former. Ho supports his contentions by fig­ ures showing the distances from Now York compared with those front southern ports to various importing points.—Tampa Times. ■----------- o----------AND WHY NOT NOW7 cd because of tho lack of demand for their stock. In view of this condition it would be well for nil growers of poultry having nn over-stock to get in touch with the county demonstration agent, Leo H. Wilson. Ho has devised a way in which all those hnving surplus stock may make shipments In' con­ siderable quantities nnd recelvo re­ turns thnt would bo pieaBlng—for there is always a demand for fryers. Tho difficult part of the business Is to learn whero tho shortago exists —nnd this Mr. Wilson appears to have secured. In any event it would be well to get in touch with the county agent, nnd mnke some arrangement by which there might bo made a ship­ ment of considerable sizo nt some designated time. Poultrymon are ad­ vised not to. bring in any of their stock—except such ns the local mar­ ket, may be nblo to handle—until satisfactory arrangements have been mnde with the county agent; onco those have been ngrood upon all that will lie needed is to see thnt the a r­ rangements arc carried out to tho letter.—Kissimmee Vnlley-Gnzctte. THE WONDERFUL OAK. What Can We Do To Help Yon? To the Herald: Yesterday I was glad to reccivo one of the pamphlets that the Chamber of Commorco hns gotten up fur distri­ This bank offers more than an op­ bution in advertising tho advantages that “Sanford the Substantial,” has portunity to deposit your surplus and the ninny interesting enterprises funds. It is an institution back­ thnt Is in this part qf Florida. On? ed by an efficient staff of exper­ thing I like about this method of boosting a city liko Sanford, I find ienced men, and their best know­ thnt every detail lif correct, nnd there ledge is a knowledge of your is no attempt to overate its possi­ needs. bilities ,nnd when I send one of these interesting pamphlets away to my friends, I feel snfo to know the truth­ So you see, v^e are amply pre­ fulness of every detail. But while pared to render you real banking the Chamber of Commerce have done n wonderful work, it hns missed n servicegreat many interesting things that is hero in nnd around Sanford, “Tho City Substantial." I want to mnko Service that knows no bounds ex­ mention of one mighty wonder of tho cept outside of the limits of our forest, the "Livo Oak." This won­ resources. derful treo is on Mr. Lcffler’s place just south of Sanford, on Mellon avenue. While these trees are com­ mon in tho ’’City Substantial,” nnd throughout the county, this one is n wonder of its kind. It 1h so grown thnt when one looks upon it’s mighty "A Community Builder** mnjesty, they Ivnnt to come back F. P. FORSTER........................................President again nnd look it over again. This B. F. WHITNER...................................... :„..Cashier mighty oak measures 110 feot cross center from tip to tip of limb. It in so grown thnt one could build four | or girl enn trnverne the area of its birds, and been come to get thti sixteen foot square rooms under Us branches without going to the trunk drink. This treo should be knov brnnehes and every room would ho or ground. It would take several by many nnd christened. ] won! six or seven feot high. Tho limbs or hours for a Ind to trnvul its limb love* to know thnt this place wi brandies of this tree comes down to space. It iB so grown thnt nt its bnse named nfter this wonder of the foi tho ground on Bcvernl sides. It is ho there are troughs or plnecs whero rest, “The Livo Oak.” wonderfully grown thnt a nimble boy water is standing all the time for tho —T. J. B., Contributed ~7~ First National Bank Anyhow, when you go to n swell Sanford hns b o many fine spring's dinner function these times, you nre nnd lakes and resorts within ons>v “The old house stands like a senti­ not perplexed by a lot of different riding distance that our people can nel on tho bluff overlooking the river shaped glasses to tho right of your atay nt home nnd\ enjoy n most ex* on whose broad bosom floated tho plate.—Nashville Banner. cellcnt summer, wonlth of Georgin tnnd Alnhnnia in ----------- o----------From the mnmier In which he is tho days wlipn cotton was king nnd W ith the Boy Scouts and tho Apnlnchicola was the third port on being thumped, a hefty number of < nmpfiro Qlrla, our young folks- tho gulf.” Thus wrote the Apalachi­ senators evidently consider Secretary shoufd hnve a moat cnjoynhle nnd cola Times in recounting the home Mellon’s financial |projeets ripe for perfectly honlthy summer. Living in coming :pnrty tendered to Mr. nnd cutting.—Birmingham News. Florida wc Hhould enjoy tho threat Mrs. J. F. C. Griggs, nfter eight outdoors every month in the year. years absence incident to Judge ----------- o----------Griggs’ Incumbency as collector of customs for the district of Florida. Next Friday, August 20th, prom­ Y In that day Tnmpa was a fishing ises to he a big day nnd a big night T in Sanford. The merchants will offer village, Miami was a bnrren waste special bargains and the Indies hnve of glittering sands, St. Petersburg some great surprises in store. , The mhgnidctnt stretches of marsh and r wedding lind dance will be the out­ a hundred other«Floridn towns now boastful of cuimnerclal, industrial standing features. nnd resort importance were long on -----------o-------A visitor to the city last week re­ legend and natural beauty and short marked thnt lie believed that Sanford <n civic significance. In that day the masts of dozens of | people had more veal enjoyment thnn sen going schooners, of river steamthe inhabitants of any city that he c r.s und fishing fleets pierced tho hori­ had ever visited. A little more rcnl zon blue across the St. Johns nt Pa­ fellowship, a little more'give and take int ka; tho water front was a busy nnd n little more of that congenial , ♦To scene with tho loading and unload­ X 21,3-215 SANFORD AVENUE213-215 SANFORD AVENUE apirit of helping each other will make ing of its cargoes for shipment to all X uh the grentest city in the state. And ♦To wo do hnve good times here even in sections of the state, sea going folks i mingled with the hardy river boat tho Hummer months. crews and tnrilV on a ton of freight ---------------- o ------------ ■— I to or from Now York was merely a ▲ta The various homes In and’around m atter of a few dollars. Sanford are looking very pretty now, Feeling secure in her supremacy OFFERING VALUES THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN EQUALLED BEFORE IN SANFORD— und this winter wo will put on our Apalachicola sat still and collected holiday attire and keep everything in her Just due in trade from mariners VALUES THAT WILL BE REMEMBERED LONG AFTER THIS SALE lino shape, if we will but put in a and world importance as a port. Great few hours each day looking after the rail octopuses extending their glit­ IS FINISHED v spots thnt need attention. Everyone tering nttenne soon throttled tho should take a pride in the place where easy going ship lines on the river, they reside, regardless of whether *it bottled the port and took over the Never were there bigger values offered to the people of Sanford and vicinity than we have put out during this Stock Clear1h your house or a rented home. tong haul. Cotton at eight cents n ----------- o----------ance Sale for we have sacrificed all profits and on some articles, have stood a big loss, in order to give our customers values pound was no longer profitable. It IHENATOIt FLETCHER’S GREAT went to ten, fifteen, twenty until it that would he worth while. However, we feel justified, for the people have shown their appreciation by coming out each day SPEECH. reached great peak of forty cents during the war only to drop back in large numbers and have bought libcfnlly, which is absolute proof that we have lived up to our promise of “BETTER President Harding did well in con­ to where it cost nearly twice as much ferring with Senator Fletcher regard­ to raise it ni the Wall street gamb­ VALUES THAN HAS BEEN OFFERED IN SANFORD HE FORE.* ing the complaints made of rates dls-' lers will pay for it. Mcanwhllo the criminating between the eastern and cost of carrying n bale to market, South Atlantic ami Gulf ports. Prob­ then to port ami to tin* spinners ably there is no man in the entire hns steadily advanced.. Depressed country* better qunlifiod to speak on conditions have never caused fluctuFOR SATURDAY Big Lot Remnants at Your Own Price this subject than the senior senator ations in freights and the onco cheap from Florida, Representing a state and convenient boat lines were ex­ Final Wind-up Offerings, 155 REMNANTS, in lengths of from 2 to 5 yards, conwith the longest const line of any tinct. The first cost was too great to .sisling of Voiles, Poplins, Silks, Georgettes, Jnponnette, JAPANESE MATTING RUGS state in the Union, including in that permit of relief by water in an em­ T Percales, Ginghams, Organdies and many other**. Ow­ coast line several excellent harbors ergency and Apalachicola stands to­ ing to the heavy selling in our piece goods department We have 123 Japanese Matting Rugs left that wc in­ whose advantages of location und day a grass grown graveyard oT a (luring this sale we have accumulated a large number tend to close out between 9. a. m. and ll-a. m. Saturday. of these short pieces which we must close out, there­ accessibility to both exporting and once great industry. These are wonderful rugs, rich in color, and represent fore, every customer Friday who spends $1.00 or more Importing countries tho nation bus But the former collector of cus­ the best Japanese efforts, size 3Gx54 inches, and with us may select any remnant in this lot and lake long recognized, and upon which the toms of Florida may yot stand on PRICED, well folk.4, not priced but GIVEN AWAY, same at THEIR OWN OFFER. All we ask is that you government has spent many millions the broad piazza of bis wife's an­ while they last for only, ............................. lie fair with us. REMEMBER FOLKS, THIS OFFER of dollars in improvements, it was cestral home and watch grent cotton IS FOR FRIDAY ONLY and came <low/i bright and natural that, when the president do- packets lazily chug 1their way to early, We have a big lot of these remnants but when »ircd first bund information on the waiting steamers offshore—Ahat day LOOK AT OUR WINDOW DISPLAY you sell goods to people at their own price you needn’t conditions of which certain ports wore when railroads will have reached the expect them to Inst very long. complaining, he should turn to Sena­ peak of managerial extravagance and REMEMBER THE TIME tor Fletcher. Probably too, bis asso­ und inflated stock issues and can not 9 to 11 a. m. SATURDAY ONLY ciation with tile Florida senator for add the one more small margin of ANOTHER BIG AND PINAL REDUC­ ■several years on tile Hour of tho sen­ traffic charges to an overburdened 2 to a Customer while they last TION ON SOME ARTICLES ate gave him some inkling of the industry. The day is fast approach­ r weulth of information at command of ing, if signs may bo depended 011, We Have Space to List Only a Few Senator Fletcher. He should now be when the inland water way will come SATURDAY AFTERNOON SPECIAL Big Ia»t CHILDREN'S SHOES, guaranteed, solid leath­ in possession of much valuable knowl­ back into its own, when ccrtigrosp Beginning promptly at 3 p. m. Saturday, we will give er, all sizes and a pair to suit everyone, $5.00 and $5.50 edge on the subject and we have confi­ will no longer be able to resist the away 150 pairs of Lisle Hose for men and women. Eacli shoes. Special for tho lash two dence that his innate sense of right demands of the people that it pre­ customer spending one dollar or more with us after days at, pair and justice, will impel him to use bis vent a throttling of the natural trans­ this hour will receive FREE a good pair of Hose, while influence to remove the incubus which portation systems of this country so this lot lasts. Make up your mind now wKat you need, hus been stifling the normal devel­ that the artificial ninv lie manipu.uted GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM HALL RUNNERS; 3x9 ft. folks, come down Friday and Saturday the final days opm ent of the Gulf ports, and some fqr the gain of u few. It will be a These need no description and we don’t need to tell you s> f this sale. You can’t afford hot to. of those of the South Atlantic, for so day when great trucks will move it’s a bargain when you read the price, many years, along permanent highways with only, each ..................................................... WE HAVE LEFT A FEW MORE CON­ Senator Fletcher made a speech on freight that will find its way in bulk tile door of the senate on July 20, Inst n’ong the waterways to (Inal Unset 1JAPANESE ART SQUARES GOLEUM ART-RUGS in which he discussed in detuil the nntian. It is the inevitable evolu­ subjects of Foreign Commerce, Trans­ tion.—Pnlntkn Ncwn. Setter get yours now, don’t wish you had. 9x12 ft. f o r ........................................... $5.98 portation, Overseas Markets, and -----------o----------Ocean Shipping in u thorough and FRYING SIZE CHICKENS exhaustive wuy, enforcing his ovory FINDING LIGHT MARKET. B E HERE EARLY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AND PROFIT BY THESE UNPRECEpoint by incontrovertible statistics from government authorities. Space Notwithstanding the fact thnt "ev­ * DENTED “WIND UP” ECONOMIES.—REMEMBER THAT EVERY ARTICLE IS will not permit an exhaustive analy­ erybody likes a chicken” it should be sis of tho untire Hpeech nnd we must BACKED UNCONDITIONALLY BY OUR GUARANTEE bo content with expressing thu wish noticed that there is in Oscooln coun­ th a t it could he read by every citizen ty ni overstock, nnd poultry-raisers of the South, We pass his remarks nre in sore straits regarding the dis­ SALE CLOSES SATURDAY on foreign commerce, transportation posal of their Htoeks. There nre, In $ SALE CLOSES SATURDAY -------------- NIGHT-------------and the tariff, intensely interesting the aggregate thousands of chix that * ------ NIGHT-----------though they bo, und hasten/ on to Ii Ih cannot be sold nt a fair price, nnd discussion of thu discriminating rates the growers uro somewhnt dlseourng- KANNER’S DEPARTMENT STORE | Only Three More Days of These Record-Breaking Prices * RECORD BREAKING VALUES SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY 69c ....... $3.79 “SATISFACTION” ' r v,;- i ii i liUrfV'iiiTTV ' L.^y/Vilv �..'•■i.: : i-. •] F«f- Htfu. -J.' *iV’ v V ' ffl' >jv !fiX, V> THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1921 Utile H»ppen,n** Mention of Hitler* In Br,ef pMion*l liein* of|niere*l ♦ In and A bou t ■ S The City * * * * * Summary of tbo Plotting Snail Ttlkt Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readere * * * * * * * * * * J THE weather J For Florida; Generally fair i tonlRl'l «"d F rid n y * * * * * * a * * * * _______ A„ ,b t7 ^ « n l day—Thursday closing. _____ C F. Chapman I* In Fort Meade this week playing ball. D, J. T. Hettinger, of Orlando, wan lh the city yesterday attending1 to buiine*8' Get a repaired tiro to uho as extra. Ford tires for $11.00. - 3. A. Hdatdnj* ' 110-20 tc Jacksonville was represented here yciterdny by J. K. Johnson and L. J. Johnson. I buy, pay cash for second hand planoi Address I*. 0. box 352, Sanford, 112-M.-W-.F.12tp Fla. tfc#ER A TU R E What did you Hiiy about the weather? Well, it In much cooler here than In 80 per cent of the cltleH in the United States and you can get the of­ ficial figures for your infor­ mation. It was 91 yesterday and promises that much for today but we seem to be thrlvtne same. Just a little show­ er would make a big differ­ ence today and Thursday af­ ternoon always brings a rain to gladden the Irenrts of the boys who ore getting the af­ ternoon off: M 0 A. M., AUGUST 18TH Maximum ....., ................ 94 Minimum .......................... 09 Itungi' ............................... 72 rinromcter ...................... 30.14 Culm and clear. * * * * * * * * * * A. N. Heard, of Tampa, wn* in the rity yesterday combining business Tlie Stay at Home Club wll Ipicnic ami pleasure. at Brown's Lake this evening. Get n repaired tiro to use as extra. It will be fine when Thursdays be­ Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston. come regular truding days again. 110-20tc SANFQIID SHOE A 0 , 0 . CO., HAVE COLOR IDENTIFICATION LAMP, SAME EFFECT AS DAY b. &o. Motor co. I P Y l\T ^ VrSK AVE* SANFORD, FLA. LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES and SERVICE ____ ______ . Stetson Hats , i * I ■ # In large shapes and regulars will be found at our place now as we have just received a large shipment Straw Hats i •• - • • • will be closed out at one-half price and we haven’t many more left. If you are going to need another straw hat before the season is over, see us now MRS. FOREST LAKE BELIEVES IN ADVERTISING. Tiiu Herald was called up early this morning and Mrs. Forest Lnkc informed us that a local adertisemont in the want column had rented her bungalow half an hour after the i Herald was on the street. Mrs. Lake hud eight applications for the bunga­ ❖ low yesterday evening and two this morning before breakfast and she is a firm believer in the efficacy of Her­ ald advertising. And this is only nncther instance of the demand for nice homes in Sanford. This city could rent 500 new homes rigiit now if they were available and Mrs. Luke is uinong those enterprising citizens TAKE A TARI.ESPOONFUL OF SALTS IF BACK HURTS OR who aro investing their money nt 111.ADDER MOTHERS home in Sunford property. Do You Want Model, 5-paHsenger. u IOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-pnHaengcr. II IHOKH.E, 1921 Model, Roadster. nm „^’ 1917 Model, 3-pnsucnger Roadster 1917 Model, 7-pnssenBer. ’ *918 Model, 5-passenger TourinffJ AI'h and LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU PAGE FIVE m V-jK*’’'Xf- ' ’; ' v ^ ;C v .. Some men are unable to get nway from their business in daylight and are compelled to trust to their eye­ sight or to luck In buying u suit of clothcH at night. They have n diffi­ cult time in determining colors and oftimes are compelled to take a color that they do not like when they see it in dnylight. The Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co., knowing this and want­ ing to keep abreast of the times, have installed the very latest wrinkle call­ ed the Color Identification Counter Lamp that stands M inches high and putting a piece of goods beneath the lump gives you thd exnct color of the goods ns in dnylight., It is a wonder­ ful mnchinc and will be greatly ap­ preciated by the many customers of the Snnfrod Shoo <6 Clothing Co., who before this lamp was perfected, were obliged to pick thuir clothes at night with no chance to determine the col­ ors. Go in and see this marvel of the century and remember that you can pick your colors at the Sanford Shoe | & Clothing Co,, as well at night as you can in dnytimo. , New meat market for Sanford A. I! Commons, of Stone Island, avenue is among the new enterprises. -was transacting business in the city yesterday. ,*fhe Trade Extension hoys were well repaid yesterday for their visit and Tucker Unis., Contractors to Osceola. This is the kind of work builders, (,<l our estimate oil your thut will make a Greater Sanford. job. We will get your work. Phone WILL OPEN NEW MEAT MARKET 123-3tp 211. The many friends of Mrs. N. L. Lil­ L. C. Leonnrdy, who has been a res­ S. A. Dudley, of Eustls, spent sev­ ian! will he glad to learn that her healthLls greatly improved and she ident of Daytona for many years but eral hours hero yesterday on a busi­ will leave"Pensacola Friday for home, who is well known here, will open a ness mission. new meat market at 327 Hanford ave­ The Camp F h „ oirls nt Wekiwn nue Saturday morning and will sell Send your old mattress to Hradloy Springs, report a grent time and they cheaper meats ami sell for cash. Mr. factory. Make them like now, for nreonjoying the springs and snnd (lies Leonardy is also a big cattle owner J5.U0. 50 lb. new cotton mattress only and expects to bring some fine beef, just like young girls cun. |8.0U. (iuaraiiteud. 500 W. South mutton and pork to Hanford at very St., Orlando, Fla. 122-20tc The weather shnrka say there will low prices. He-will have n city de­ W. A. Kelly, of Tampa, is register­ he an early fall anti wo don't care livery and will publish his prices ev­ ed at the Montezuma while in the city how early it comes. Wo are just ery Friday and Monday in the Daily bursting to get dewn to real winter Herald. Watch his advertisements and transacting business. business with a twelve page Jnlly prices. A S Delunski, of Jacksonville, paper. WEATHER AND CROP CONDI­ with tlie Florida Pnptr Co., was a TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE Our soldier hoys will he home business visitor here yesterday. , WEEK ENDING AUGUST IfiTII Saturday from tire camp at Jackson­ Haircut 19c at new burger shop, ville and we will be glad to see them Temperature: Temperatures aver­ Second street, new DeForreat Build- again. They keep things lively while aged slightly above the normal for init. Wi specialize in children’s hair- they nre homo and we have missed the section as a whole; midday tem­ cutting. Albert Grnmling, Manager. them grently. peratures were well lip in the HO’s in 83-1 tp the several divisions. Stationery of all hinds at great'y Precipitation: Showers fell over IV. M. Itrown, of Geneva, was hero reduced prices nt the Herald office. the several divisions, but the rainfall yesterday attending to business. Mr. Wo nre making room for our new wns below the normal over the section 8n>wn is engaged in the turpentine stock and clearing out the old. Pretty except the northeast, where the business. box stationary of nil kinds. amounts were quite heavy on several days. The sunshine averaged above J. Emory Rush, of Jacksonville, Hon. O. P. Swope, county commis­ the normal, especially west of the representing the Jacksonville Paper sioner of the Oviedo district and head Suwnncc river. was h i ,, yesttrday calling on his of the Swope Land Co., was in the Condition of Crops; The absence of •customers. city today accompanied by W. F. Hell- rain west of the Apalachicola river burg, of Atramosn, Iowa; E. R. Moore, was very favorable for the develop­ F II Seuwell, with the Hoffmnyer of Iowa, and John Robertson, mana­ ment, opening, and picking of the cotDry Monti„f Albany, Gn., was ger of the Florida Gardens nt Oviedo. ton crop, which is reported to be in m ,hl' l |,y yesterday calling on the Mr. Moore has just returned from a very good condition. Locally the con­ local merchants. trip down the east const and is in love dition of the crop is not so favorable with all of Florida but niotsly with In the northern portion of the belt, Mr- “,"1 Mrs. R. A. Moffit left yes- Illnek Hammock and the Oviedo dis­ where weevil are more active and shedding is complained of in several t, r'h‘.v for n two weeks’ stay at Day- trict. counties. Marion county reports in­ ll na *"•«• h. They will occupy apartThe difference between what it costs dicate Hint the crop is very good. Corn ments at die Seminole, with Mr. D. and what it huvch is the supreme test is being harvested in the northern and (• Hrissdii. of any proposition. central divisions. The absence of rain was unfavorable locally for seed beda ' * **vvv v '** “F❖ *♦+♦<•<• 4,♦ -J. < . 4. .;.4. 4. .3. 4..;. 4. 4. 4. 4..> 4. 4. 4. and' fall truck in the central and southern division. Cane, peanuts, and sweet potatoes are doing well. Citrus trees are in splendid condition, and the fruit appears to he holding well. Much haying was done, but showers caused delay in the northern and cen­ tral divisions. “Logging” has been A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? delayed in some instances 11s a result 1 «o. you can gut any make you want. Ami the prices and of too much water in the woods, , ,ler[n.8 nifulc to suit you. We are Headquarters He for Ranges are good in most of the sec­ MOST ill l!s o d 1lr» 1 Imd1 * 81,-.11 Usc(1 Autom obiles, We have both quantity tion. and ijiiality, ropiJsoiltcd”10 a ^GW’ udl‘cdl We guarantee to be as tl&.Lr.2& M ti mCfV1 PEYTON FOKTSON DEAD. The funeral of Payton Fortson oc­ curred frym the llaptist church yes­ terday afternoon nt 2:30 o’clock. The remains were taken to Washington, Gn. Deceased had been ill for some time and died Monday at the hospital. The most wonderful thing of this Henson's mellon crop is that prime ripe melons arestill being marketed. Heretofore after the first few weeks of the melon season no melon wnB thought fit to eat. Dr. T. S. Ken­ nedy, of Eustis, hns boon supplying the trade with melons weighing 49 to 45 pounds, having ns many ns 1,000 of this size. For this renson there have been ffrnt tow Georgia melons In tho local market. t •FV.Sfi JV.4I s /v /7 £ r / / / j r / s o /m p fH L S a n fo r d , F l a . MEAT INJURIOUS TO THE KIDNEYS Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No nd taken for le«s thin 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to m line nnd remit ac­ cordingly. ______ We are a nation of meat enters and our blood is filled with uric acid, says a well-known authority, who* warns FOR RENT us to bo constantly on guard against Full RENT—Housekeeping rooms, kidney trouble. The kidneys do their utmost to free box 117. 122-fltp tin blood of this irritating acid, but g 0 jt BENT—5 to 10 acre truck farm. become weak from the overwork; they Share crop preferred. Hce M. S. Nel­ get sluggish; the eliminative tissues son, Eureka Hammock. 12f»-3tc clog and thus the waste is retained in 'FOR RENT—ThreeTooiii house, good the blood to poison the entire system. well and small garden, 4 miles out When your kidneys ache and feel Sanford avenue. Paved road. Inquire like lumps of lend, and you have sting­ F. C. Welsh at Studio. 125-3tp ing pains in the hack or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or the blad­ FUR KENT—One office on First street. Apply A. P. Connelly. der is irritable, obliging you to seek 125-tfc relief during the night; when you have severe headaches, nervous and FOR SALE dizzy spoils, sleeplessness, acid stom­ ach or rheumatism in bad weather, FOR SALE—Five acres land, worth investigating. Box 117. 122-Ctp get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jail Salts; take a table- FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Apspoonful iii a glass of water before ply 402 Sanford Avc., and Fourth brenkfust each morning and in a few Street. 94-01. days your kidneys will act fine. This FOR SALE OR TRADE—One Colo 8, famous snlts is made from the acid of 5 passenger roadster. Will take grapes and lemon juice, combined with light car as part payment. Call 519 llthia, and lias been used for genera­ W. First street. 115-lfc tions to flusli and stimulate clogged FOR SALE—One Bolding-Hall stone kidneys, to neutralize the acids in lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ urine so it is no longer a source of pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. Irritation, thus ending urinary and 110-tfc bladder disorders. FOR SALE—8-room, house with all Jud Saits is inexpensive and can­ modern convenience, excellent re­ not injure; makes u delightful effer­ vescent Hthin-wnter drink, and no­ pair. Private water works, in desir­ body can make a mistake by taking a able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ little occasionally to keep the kid­ ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street, 110-tfc neys clean and active.—Adv. in ribbon and a lace vest. Finder please return to Williams Garnge and receive reward. 118tfc WANTED WANTED—Team work. Inquire M. 121 20tp Hanson Shoe Shop. WANTED—At once, maid, past school age, light house work for all winter. Phone 551. 124-5tp WANTED—2 or 3 rooms for light housekeeping by couple, no children. Private family preferred. Address H. K., care Herald. 124-Sip WANTED—To contract for clearing or grubbing by the acre, large or small. Have own crew. Guuranteo all work.—O. T., care Herald. 125-3tp PAINTS ----- AND------ WALL PAPER SUN-PROOF PAINT MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS CLIMATE Make Your Houae Smile With SUN-PROOF PAINT SANFORD PAINT STORE FOR' SALE—Good piano, $175 cash. Phone 470-W. 11G-I2tp H. A. HALVER­ SON, Proprietor FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, cer­ 1 Olds 8, good as new, worth tified by State Plant Board, $3 per Snnford, Fin. Wuiaku Block $1800, will sell for .............. $1275 thousand f. o. It. Lake Mary. Karina 1 Dort, good as new, worth $1,000. Price ......................... 750 Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. A now concern, the Southern Bot­ ________________117-12tp l Ford 398 tling Manufacturing Co., will soon bo 1 Olds Truck ............................. 598 Post cards—local views—1C each nt Terms to suit your purse. Come the Herald office._________________ in operation nt Gary. They will have early and get your pick.—Williams’ FOR SALE—29 acres good orange two furnaces and .will manufacture bottles and jars for fruits. Garage.—N. il. Garner. 122-Ole grove land situated within a mile of Geneva. The land has not been clear­ A now business building will bo Haircut 40c, at new barber shop, ed but has a bearing orange grove built in Jacksonivllo at once costing Second street, new DeForreat build- j bordering it. This tract of land can bo ing. We specialize in children's hair- huught at a real bargain. For full about $115,990, It will contain several cutting.—Albert Grnmling, Manager. particulars address “C" care of the stores and thirty offices. O. P. Woodcok 1ms'the contract; 124-3tp Herald office. llR-tfp HEMSTITCHING AND P1COTING We have the most com­ Attachment. Works on all sewing plete line of machines. Price $2.00. Personal checks, 10c extra. Light’s Mail Or­ der House, Ilox 127, Birmingham Ala. 120-7tp FOR SALE—Large two story store building, on hard road., R. R. sta­ tion. Plenty room, apartmentH up­ stairs.—A. P. Connelly. 120-Gt Eve-i* displayed in San­ ford Foil sahk ^ i louscimiTrg.m.nr s<idress Mth. Douglass, 107 Third St. 123-fltp Let us figure with you FOR SALE AT REAL BARGAINS Bananas : BUILDERS HARDWARE CAR LOAD * on A. C. L. Track j LOST—Between Sanford and Sorren­ LOST by Epxress Office & 30c Per Dozen to one Gillette easing, size 32x4, Icover marked Oldsmobile. • Reward If | returned to Sorrento Auto Paint Co., j Sorrento, Fla. 123-Stc LOST—Somewhoro between WllflamB’ Garage nnd Grnpovillc, a package from Speer's dry goods store contain­ ing n lace embroidered night gown, 2 yards white elustlc, 4 spools of white thread, 3 3-4 yards of pink ant- on your requirements Also exclusive agents for . • SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Paints and Varnishes HILL HARDWARE •j j v* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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" Sanford Sanford THE THE ‘Xily SubstanliaT “ City Substantial’ IN THE H EART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921 VOLUME II NEW ENGLAND AROUSED BY ACTS OF NEGROES AND ATTEMPT LYNCHING Massachusetts, Cradle of Liberty, Gets Real Southern Spirit frightened off KOU A TIME HY SHOTS FROM GUARD. SAY THEY WILL . return (Dr Th« A u oeltU d F r*u ) BARNSTABLE, M o m ., Aug. 19. —A nml) of nearly two hundred mm and women carryinR ropes early today stormed the local jail threatening to lynch three necroon charged with highway rob­ bery and rriminal nHsault on a • young white woman. At 2:30 this morning twenty-five nutoa joined by others on foot, demnnded the negroes from the aherlff. With shouts of "let'll get them," the mob approached the entrance but when a guard of five men fired into the air the crowd hailed. The warden warned the mob that at the first attempt to nttack the Jail they would be Hhot down. The warning had its effect but the crowd remained about the jail for mroe than an hour. More guards will he added to the jail today and the sheriff intimated that he might ask for state troops. GOVERNOR’S DAY AT CAMP JOHNSTON (Dr Thu AuooUted Freu) JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 19.— Today is governor’s day at Camp Johnston with Governor Hardee present to re­ view the troops this afternoon. Gov­ ernor Hardee arrived Inst night from Tallahassee and went immediately to the camp to spend the night. He rolled from an army eot this morning at reveille and was present with o f­ ficer* to witness formality of begin­ ning of day in camp. Field events were the order this morning and this afternoon will he spent on the rifle range. Regimental parade at f> o'clock this afternoon, regiment passing in re­ view before the governor and Htuff o f­ ficers. The encampment ends tomorrow and the troops start home Saturday night or Sunday morning. German Chancellor To Secure Support Cor U. S. Treaty Roumanian Trophy I? Presented FAMINE STILL RAGES IN VOLGA DISTRICT OF RED RUSSIA. (By T b i A ttocU ttd F r t u , (By Th* A u oeltU d F r tu ) ADOPT BEST PLAN SENATE TODAY REDUCED AMOUNT FEDERAL AID In the presence of Prime lllticseo minister from Konmunln. General Per­ shing placed In the custody of the National Itiftc association the Itoumanlnn trophy won*by a tenni representing the United States army In the Interallied FOR GOOD ROADS FROM 109 MIL­ guinea at Purls In Rill). It was presented by Itnuninnln as a testimonial of LIONS TO SEVENTY-FIVE a p p r e c i a t i o n of iloiitnanlun olllcers of courtesies shown them nt the Interallied MILLIONS competition. Princess Hlheseo Is shown standing between General Pershing nnd Prince Itlliesco. (By Th* A u sclttad Fr**a) WILL VOTE TOMORROW ON FINAL TAX MEASURES - M A N Y AMENDMENTS FORMER GREEK PREMIER DIES AT THBNS (B 7 T h , AuocU tad F r tu ) ATHENS, Aug. 19.— Demetrius Rhnllys, former premier of Greece is dead, it wns announced here today, ns the result from n long illness. DIXIE HIGHWAY TRIP DEFINITELY PLANNED. (D r Ths A uocU ted Preti) JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 19— Flori­ da’s delegation of motorists to the meeting of the Dixie Highway asso­ ciation, nt Cincinnati, September 9 nnd 10, will lie divided into two sec­ tions which will unite nt Macon, Gn., September 0, thence to travel in the "first division" under the lead of Jacksonville, according to informa­ tion available here. Delegations from thej east; const o f this state will assemble here in time to lenvc for Mucon on the morn­ ing of September !>. The trip will be made by wny of Wnycross. The par­ ties from the west coast nnd centrnl (Bjr The A u ocU U d F reu ) Floridn will meet in Gainesville, pre­ WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.—The ad­ paratory to leaving on the snme date ministration bill designed to authorize Major General Leonard Wood to be­ for Mncon. come governor general of the Philip­ Green Cove Springs is to have a pines without retiring as nn active o f­ ficer o f the army.was laid on the tn- new hotel. It will be ready to open ble today by the house military" com­ by the first of January with eighty mittee without n record vote. Com­ rooms or more. mitteemen wore snid to have held it would be a dangerous precedent to catnblish. • GENERAL WOOD BE GOVERNOR OF PHILIPPINES < ,nr Tl>» AiMcliUd rnu) IIKUUN, Aug. 19.— Chnnccllor >lr 1 ,M endeavoring to secure sup- LAIIOIt WANTS DELEGATE l"’rt of nil political factions represent­ AT DISARMAMENT. ed in Reichstag for his plans looking ’ ,l',K°Untion of pence trenty with WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.— A de­ ' luted States. Conferences of mand by organized labor for repre­ ""l"’rl“ i>t nature were held the sentation nt the international dis­ la»t few days. armament conference probably will feature the meeting o f the American j , »Si:i’ ||i s DANIELS IN STATE Federation of Lnbor executive com­ ■ I SS WITH THE GOVERNOR. mittee, which opens at Atlantic City, August 22. This prediction is bnsed (Dr Tht AuoeltUd Fr*u) on: MLF.lflir N. c., Aug, in.—The 1. Organized labor asked for rep­ |(n, • .0|K'n 1,renk bttween Josephus resentation nt the Versailles peace • former secretary of the nnvy conference, which wns refused. mid (mver,,ir Cameron Morrison, oc2. Samuel Gompers, president of call, i 01 Uy wdlcn tke governor is tho Federntion, hns conferred with v ' upon in an editorial in tht President) Harding ion the disarm­ „Nn an" 0,w rv^ Mr. Daniels' pa- ament progrntn. •3. The Federation's 1921 Denver the helnv"*0 C° m° ,,ome nn'1 toko convention suggested that the United e n ^ A " Df ^ n',Mn,M,on®r ot Rev­ States tnko the lead in nn internat­ a lu e d t| 0 ’ Wh° ' thl" Wcek* ional disarmament movement. Organised' labor -.the world over American T ,» nSHt‘B!,n,cnt of the Itett & Myers'r ° (i°'' nnd tho L a ­ has stood firmly behind every pre­ teen mi'll?‘ 1C”; ' for 1020 by thir- vious disarmament move. Tho Inter­ the Daniel. h° I*™’" I,rin*r" forth national Federntion o f Trndo Unions "^ > in is tr„tio r% l°\ u h(l 1Morr,hon before the world war sought to set dressed ‘’To r L l,,litorlni is mi­ onfoot nn international disarmament ls spending .b r Morr,aon” who movement. 1. Means of giving aid to the Knn« »'r. snH State Federation of Lnbor In it* C a V 0C(ri! i '“ 1 ff°vonior. fight to rropeni ot the Knnsns indus­ trial relations act. 2. A nationwide investigation of Watts SSfU" chnrKe" Commissioner public school text books giving false, In i l T 0n ° f nuthority” interpretations of economic questions. 3. A joint hill now., under consid­ tobacco co, man 0 r°<luctlon" to tho "It Is fn P? , ioa nn(I »U(!»: eration in both houses of congress to ble." favoritl«m that Is indefensl- porimt importation of Chinese labor for Hnwniian sugar plantations. In Letter to DeValera Will Have Whole of the Terms WASHINGTON, Aug. 19— The elimination of taxes on proprietary medicines wns agreed upon today by the house wnys nnd means committee which approved more thnn sixty CURZON SAYS GOVERNMENT changes in the republican tax bill. HAS OFFERED ALL THAT CAN HE GIVEN YEGGMEN HAD PEOPLE SCARED LAST NIGHT Theft of a powerful ncteylene torch outfit o f the kind that can cat its way through iron or steel much as a knife will cut-butter, had the authori­ ties in this city nnd n number of South Florida counties on ‘tenterhooks" for thirty-six hours, the tension only be­ ing relaxed when news enme over the wires from Luke Hamilton in Polk county yesterday, that the outfit had been "captured” there after an unreded effort o f yeggs to brenk into the vault of the First National Rank of Lnkc Hamilton with it. Their falurc to cut their wny into the vault by use of the ncteylene torch was probably due to the fnct that the bunk had u modern burglar ulnrm ap­ pliance which wns set in motion by contact of tho torch with the outer door of the vault. When the bell clanged nnd the ringing became con­ tinuous the robbers fled. None has been captured. They left their burg­ larizing outfit behind them in making their getnwny and it is safely stored in the court house ut Bartow, where it will be held until the owners, the Gary Garage, No. 3203 Seventh avenue, this city, enn prove their claim to it.— Tampa Tribune. ENGLAND MAKES PROPOSALS OPEN AND ABOVE BOARD NOTHING TO BE CONCEALED PROPRIETARY MEDICINES WILL HAVE TAXES ELIMINATED SOON. LONDON, Aug. 19.— Famine still rnges in the Volga district o f Russia, but there has been a decrease In the cholera epidemic there, says a M obc o w correspondent of the Herald. IN ANI) AROUND TAMPA IIY THE THEFT OF AN ACTEYLENE TORCH. NUMBER 120 Are Expected to Be Of­ fered on Majority Behalf (By Th* Au»ct*t*d F r tu ) WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.— Mnny amendments to the Republican tax bill will be offered on behalf of the ma­ jority members of tile ways and means committee before the house takes a final vote on tho measure late Satur­ day. Several changes were agreed upon yesterday by the Republican committeemen and upwards of half a hundred others wil Ibe considered early today before the bill is taken up in the house for amendment. One change voted yesterday by tho committee wns tlie elimination of the proposed annual license tax of $10 on venders o f soft drinks. Under anoth­ er alteration individual taxpayers would pay 12',» 11 on profits from the sale o f capital assets if such profits and the taxpayers' net normal income exceeded $29,000. Under the bill be­ fore the house they would lie required to pay 15'/} on the excess over $ 10,000. It also was decided tentatively to exempt from taxation tho government allowances received by veterans of tile Civil war and Spanish-American wars or their beneficiaries as well as those received by individuals under the war risk and vocational rehabilitation associations. SHIP BY WATER SLOGAN WILL SOON BE SOUNDED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Have Been Promised Active Cooperation of Clyde Line Messrs. Scroblc, o f the traffic do partment, and A. G. White, agent ju Jacksonville, of the Clyde Line, won dinner guests of the Sanford Cham her o f Commerce today and told the members present about the plans of the Clyde Line toward putting on n daily service as soon as the traffic would warrant it nnd also that the Clyde Line stood willing and ready to help thu Sunford Chamber in their ahip-by-wnter campaign to be inaug­ urated soon. President Knight, after outlining the position token by the Chamber of Commerce, called upon both Mr. White nnd Mr. Scroblo to state-just what the Clyde Line was ready to do in the mntter of nssistnnco to the Chnnibcr of Commerce in their fight for cheap­ er transportation. Mr. White snid that the Clyde Lino had lost money bn the river boat us- it went back empty usunlly ns far ns freight wnH con­ cerned nnd the daily boats would bo put on us soon ns business picked up sufficiently. Mr. Scroblo wna also en­ thusiastic about the campaign nnd promised to nssist in every wny. The Snnford Chamber of Commerce intends to wage un active campaign for the Ship-by-Wnter and by truck and expect to have all the orange shippers nnd many of the truckers ship all their stuff by water this sea­ son thus giving the Clyde Line a nice bit of business for the return trips. The rates and other interesting data will be given in tomorrow’s issue nnd this meeting nnd the campaign to he put on are only another instance of whnt the Chamber of Commerce is doing for tiie merchants and the grow­ ers of tills section of Floridn. PITTSIHJKGH HAS FINE GRIP ON PENNANT NEW YORK, Aug. 19— Pittsburgh today had a firm grip on firstp lace in the National League. Winning two gamcH from Philadelphia yesterday while New York lost to Cincinnati. The Pirates now hold u lend o f sixtyone points over the Giants. If Pitts­ burgh does no hotter than break oven in the forty-two gnmes remaining on its schedule, New York must win 20 of its thirty-nine games to tie the Pi­ rates. Give the Puritans a few more ac­ tive yoars nnd there won't be any­ thing left to make good resolutions ubout. , Pest chrds— local views— lc each nt the Herald office. , S. WASHINGTON, Aug. 19— By n vote of twenty-eight to twenty-two the senntc today adopted nn amend­ ment to the Federal Aid Rond Bill re­ ducing from one hundred million to seventy-five million dollnrs tho amount avnilnhlc for construction in the next yenr. The senate a few minutes later pass­ ed the road hill, one-third o f the sev­ enty-five million appropriation would become nvnilnble immediately. GOVERNOR OF PUERLO CALLED TO CAPITOL ON SERIOUS CHARGES. (By Th* Auoctatnd Fr*i*l LONDON, Aug. 19— The Brit­ ish government, declnred Premier Lloyd George todny in making its settlement proposals to Ire­ land had decided on putting the whole of its terms into a letter to DeVnlern without kwping any­ thing hark, nnd the sequel had proved, he snid, It was right in adopting that course. Lord Curzon, secretary for for­ eign affairs, speaking in the house of I<ords todny on the Irish negotiation said the govern­ ment had offered all that could Ik * given without comprimlsng the snfrty of the realm, sovereignty of the crown nnd dignity of the empire. BERGDOLL IS SCARED, FLEES SWITZERLAND (By Th* A ii»cl*t*d F rau ) MEXICO CITY, Aug. 19— General Jose Sanchez, governor o f the State of Pueblo, hns been called to Mexico City, according to a newspaper, in connection with a rumor that five men o f the city of Pueblo, said to bo his political enemies, wcr<j shot whilo endenvoring to escape from the guards. TWO DEPUTIES KILLED TODAY IN SHINE RAID NORTH CAROLINA MOONSHIN­ ERS GAVE BATTLE TO OFFICERS (By Th* Auoeldtad F r tu ) GENEVA, Aug. 10.— Grover Bergdoll, snys newspapers hero today, ar­ rived in Constance from Munich three days ago and is now stopping at a hotel there. Rcrgdoll enme from Ger­ many to avoid extradition to tho Unit­ ed States, newspaper nsserts. He has American passport, it adds, and now is perfectly safe from extradition. BERNE, Aug. 19.— Agents of tho American legation here nnd thu Swiss ' police are unable to locate Grover Bcrgdoll, the American drnft evader who it is reported has fled to Switzer­ land from Germany. ROADS MUST CUT RATES OR CARRY FARMERS DOWN. WASHINGTON, Aug. 19— Rail­ roads .must share with the farmers MURPHY, N. C., Aug. 19— Two and others the burden o f the present deputy sheriff’s were killed, another economic situation by reducing seriously wounded in n battle with freight rates, Secretary o f Agricul­ blockndcra at Kesselburg bridge on ture Wallace said todny, before tho Notla river near here last night. Commerce Commission Meager details have been received Interstate which is investigating rates on grain here which said the officers were at­ tempting to arrest the moonshiners and hay. High freight rates practically have when the latter opened fire with stopped production, the secretary rifles. •«, snid, adding thnt if the present situ­ The moonshiners escaped. ation continued production from tho farms would he reduced nuitoriully, KI.ANSMAN MADE PRESIDENT "W o cannot afford to let our ngriOF LANIER COLLEGGE. culturc be destroyed," he declared. ATLANTA, Aug. 19— Col, Win. "In attempting to relieve tho distress Simmons, imperial wizard of the Ku of the farmers, we are dealing with Klux Kbin, has been made president grent economic forces. All our peo­ o f Lanier University hert. The sup­ ple ought to shnre the burden of tho position is it will lie operated by the present depression." organization, headed by Simmons. The farmer now wns hearing ntoro Thetrustees have tendered their res­ than Ida share o f the economic loud, ignation, ceffetive to Sommins’ dis­ power of farm products was below cretion. It is understood the klan will the average of other commodities. Ho make the school a national univer­ presented figures to show; that in sity. Iowa tho purchasing power of onts The university wns founded by n was -18 per cent of what It wns from Missionary Baptist church charter, 190P to 1914. limiting tiie membership of the hoard Reductions in freight on tho com­ of trustees to that church. It is said modities under investigation, espe­ this will heamtnded. Architects plan cially on hny, the secretary sold, new buildings duplicating the homes would bo reflected on a Inigor vol­ o f Robert E. Lee, Georgo Washing­ ! umc of traffic and therefore on tho ton nml other famous buildings. greater revenues for the railroads. The prosperity o f tho railroads ho ASIIURST BOLTS SESSIONS. added, depended in n Inrgo monsuro upon the prosperity o f the fnrmors. WASHINGTON, Aug. 19— Senator Mnny young fnrniers, purchasing Ashurst, democrat, Arizona, an­ land nt high prices during timo of nounced todny thnt he had refused to abnormal prices were foreclosed when pnrticipntc in further conferences on the depression came, tho witness the anti-beer bill "beenuao of nn evi­ pointed out, enusing a situation which dent intention on the pnrt o f tho con­ should be a matter o f public concern ferees to wenken and destroy tho ef­ because of reduced production. fect o f tho Stanley amendment, In reply to qucstlpns by attorneys ndopted unanimously by the senate." for tho railrnnds, tho secretary said that whent from Argentina could bo "Find Choice Rum in Spurgin’s laid down at Atlantic ports nnd in Bank"— headline. Thnt nhnkcs his foreign ports nt lens thnn tho price fight nil the more mysterious nnd dif­ American raised wheat must bring, ficult to expinin.— Roanoke Times. under present conditions. # (By Th* A u o clittd Pr***) . , ■ Si �’ . — .— — — — • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18,1021 — ■- . ... — . ^— i— — — — — — ■ ■■■■■ — ..." # . . — — — .— .— — . . —— ' ' — • __ RESIDENCE LOT GIVEN TO BRIDE FRIDAY, AUG. 26 Saturday 19-20 Made-T o--Measuqe A special representative o f THE SCHAEFER-W EEDON T A IL ­ ORING CO., of Cincinnati, \yill be with us FR ID A Y and SAT­ URDAY, AUGUST 19th and 20th. He will have a wonderful line of samples in many weaves and becoming tones. I f you want a suit made up real snappy, and made right, it will pay you to see this line. We guarantee to fit you re­ gardless o f size. Come in and see th©' new styles for fall, whether you buy or not. Sanford Aa n atimulua to tho young bride who would brave the vnat throng in front o f the court houae here on Fri­ day night, Auguat 20th and bo wed­ ded to the man of her choice and hia choice, Hon. E. A. Douginas hna giv­ en the promised brido a fine lot in Snnford Heights Sub-Division oppos­ ite beautiful Rose Court and here it is presumed tho happy couple will spend their lifo amid the scenes of— well, you know. Itstakes nerve \o agree to being married at n big public outdoor wed­ ding and tho prospective bride and groom who come from tho most prom­ inent families in Seminole county cor* tainly have Hho nervo to go through with tho public ceremony on tho night of August 20th. Whilo the court house steps ought to be as sacred as the homo or the church when It is used for a wedding a young bride would certainly feel squeamish about facing such a crowd' and going thru with n wedding ceremony but this beautiful society queen has promised to face the music for the benefit o f tho School Lunch Fund and to make the wedding a success. Brido and groom nro deeply interested in school matters and they want the affair to be successful and when caljed upon to do their part, after much persuasion decided that no sacrifice was too great to mnko for the school children hence their consent to go through with the wedding. 9 Aside from the fact that It will be a public wedding in every respect and that the people will have to pay to see it the entire wedding ceremony will probably be one of tho mosj gorgeous in the history of the city as the ranks o f society in Sanford and Seminole county have been combed fo r flower girls, attendants, etc,, and tho ceremony will be tho most elabor­ ate ever witnessed here or elseyrhere and will bring many frim ds and ad­ mirers o f the bride and groom for many miles around. < Remember the dato, Friday night, August 26th. BONUS BLANKS READY FOR EX-SERVICE MEN. f EAST SANFORD Senate Committee Asked to Establish Protective Tariff SPORT WORLD TO-DAY E. A. DOUGLASS HAS DONATED CITY LOT TO WINSOME I1RIDE ^ Residents o f tho following States who saw service in tho *world war, may obtain bonus Ranks from Cap­ tain P. C. Geycr, Jr., U. S. Marine (^orps, officers in charge o f tho ma­ rino recruiting station, 404 Austell building, Atlanta, Ga.: Maine, Now Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Michignn, South Dakota and WisconMo. ( , South Dakota Ib giving (400 to its ex-aorvice men; New York, (250; Michigan nnd Minnesota, $15 for cnch month’s service; New Jersey,,,New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Massa­ chusetts and Rhode Island, (lOQ.aod Wisconsin, (10 for each month’s sorvico during tho world war, stated Captain Geycr. "I will bo glad to fur­ nish all blanks and information to residents o Khese states now in tho south, who will writo or npply nt this office. DORALINDA in 99 h «{ Also a Good Comedy Tomorrow— Constance Binney in “Such a Little Queen*’* also comedy and Fox News EN JO Y Y O U R T R IP Havo you ever been "caught short o f cash" when touring and been embarrassed at hotels, garages and shops by the more or less unwclcomo attitudo toward your personal checks? % *4• ■ You can enjoy your trip, free from anxiety regarding money mat­ ters if you keep yourself supplied with these self-identifying, every­ where-accepted, safe, convenient Cheques for travelers. Peoples Bank of Sanford Amrican Bankers CHEQUES Association WE BELL THEM- STRAWBERRY GROWERS I Club has joined the W. C. T. U., la. WILL HOLD MEETING the movement and also tho Woman’s Auxiliary o f tho American Ltgion. •irf OLDSMAR, Aug. 18.—Tho straw­ Merchants and clerks are pleased berry growers o f this district hate at this Idea and the stores are expect­ bl>en 'invited.to attend the Btate moot­ ed to close under the now arrange­ ing at which representatives tf rom all ment* between D and -O ofctock Satur­ o f tho strawberry districts of Florida day nights. All other dnys they close will be present. 'There nro * many at 0 o’clock except Thursday wh«t problems confronting, the growers )hey close at noon. J ' this yoar, including express twites bn pony refrigerator b o x e s'/o r carrying £ R 0 P PROSPECTS berries to the distant markets. It is "THROUGHOUT STATE considered necessary for the growers VERY SATISFACTORYto get together and discuss conditions, nmong themselves, nnd try to solve GAINESVILLE, Aug. 10.— Crop, 'some of tho problems. R. M. Ander­ prospects in Florida arereported ss son, manager o f tho Plant City Grow­ generally satisfactory by tho Fcders! ers’ Association, has taken the lead ir\ Bureau o f Crop Ssttlmates in its this rnnttcr nnd his plan has been np- j weekly review o f croji conditions In proved by tho Oldsmar growers, m any, this state for the week ending Satur­ o f whom will attend the meeting, in- J eluding J. T. Thompson, W. E. BoIIcb day. Harvesting o f corn hns started on and F. H. Coleman. n smnH scale from early plantings, Um CLEARWATER CLUBS ‘ ' . review Bald. Cotton is getting too ARE PUSHING DRIVE ........ much rain nnd opening slow. Pros­ FOK. EABI.YNtX O a ilj(y pects continue favorable for rice. Planting of sweet potatoes is about CLEARWATER,- Auuuiit IT.—^ho ’ finished.' Yields from early -planting* is described ns fair to good. Rain* are water W. C.;iT. U „ a few t^aya ago. Inleifcrrlng with' tho harvesting o f begun n campaign fo readier closing! w , according to tho bureau.' fists o f the; stores on-Saturday nights. At crops nre snid 'tb ho good. L'' ‘ " ‘ ' ’ Condition o f citrus fruits is im­ present trading is kept up until such a into hour ns to seriously interfe/o proving, the bureau says, except on with nttendnnco at Sunday school arid the lower east coast where rain is needed badly. • church on Sunduys. Condition o f hogs is reported good Tho plan ns outlined Ib fpr tho wo­ men of Clearwater to mukd their pur­ nnd that o f cattle better than usual. Truckers nro busy preparing m*ed chases early in tho day, leaving tho night trade open fo r those who get beds nnd tho land, according to thetheir pay checks Satuniuy afternoon review. Seed beds nre extonsis in and emergency cases. The Woman's anticipation o f improved acronge*- . Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Worthington, ■ivero guests at tho Ellsworth home on WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.— TnriiT Beardall avenue Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Worthington wore enroute to rates which would equalize American W H £RB THEY PLAY TODAY pieir home .in Lake; Wales, after Ho- arid foreign production costs and leg­ Tampa nt St. Petersburg. fng in DoLand andVDoytoria at the islation to aid in the establishment Orlando nt Jacksonville. Florida dailies association meeting o f an American dye industry'.were Daytona at Lnkclnnd. Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Worth- urged before the senate finance,comfpgton is owner and editor o f the mitteo today by representatives of liOW THEY STAND Pet. the North Carolina division of South­ W L Lake Wales Highlnndec .050 34 Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Purvis are at< ern TnriiT Association. They niso Orlando .................... .03 43 .543 Green Springs to romairf fo r some asked that the embargo in tho emerg­ Tampn ...................... .61 .515 47 time. Mrs. Purvis has been very ill ency tariff law against dye importa­ Lakeland .................. .60 53 .459 Daytona ................... .45 with rheumatism and Ib taking the tions be continued. .454 53 baths at the springs in hopes o f bene­ Those appearing included E. P. St. Petersburg ...... 44 01 .384 .38 fit. They will visit in Tnmpn before Wharton nnd A. B. High of Greens­ Jacksonville ............ Disnnnamcnt can never be wholly returning home. boro, N. C., nnd J. A. Arnold, o f RESULTS YESTERDAY effective unless it includes the jingo Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. McMahon and lit­ Fort Worth, Texas, secretary of the Florida State League press. tle folks wore guests from town Southern Tnriff Association nnd At Orlando 1, Tampa 3. Sunday at tho Zemovian home. Chnirmnn Penrose assured them the At Jacksonville 2, Daytona 3. . East Sanford mall man, F. L. committee wns glnd they had como At St. Petersburg 5, Lakeland 11. Green, is having his mid-year vaca­ for it "cheers us up to know that the tion and 0. J. Cranston, from the South hnH grasped the benefits to DO YOU W A N T TO REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES? South Atlantic Association west side, is substituting for him. come from a protective tnriff pro­ At Greenville 7-0, Charleston 3-4. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dorton from gram." At Augusta 0, Columbia 0. near Chnrlotte, N. C., are new comers Proposed duties on vegetable oil, At Spartanburg 7-0, Charlotte 9-7. here. They are living on one of tho and fats was the basis around which • $iT ‘ •4 Joe Cameron farms. There are three much of tho day’s discussion cen­ Amcrlcan League Interesting children, Margie, Eunice tered Users of the oils protested At Chicago 3, New York 11. IS THE PLACE TO BEGIN < and Ned. _ _ ngninst high rntes, declaring there At Cleveland 16, Philadelphia 8. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowan, Sr., and was nn exportable surplus o f the At St. Louis 7, Washington 2. two little girls, are at homo from a commodities in thin country. Dniry :: We have been to market, turned on the SPOT LIGHT. Discovered Others, rain. two months’ visit in Blairesvillc, Ga. interests joined with some of tho oil gome WONDERFUL VALUES in Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes Mts . W. W. Dresser nnd children producers, on the other hand, In National I.cnguc reached Watertown, N. Y., safely and urging tho tnriff, declaring that their At New York GO, Cincinnati 3. which W E ARE offering to the buying public at prices NOT SEEN found her mother, Mrs. Pnigc, very business wns being run nt a loss. The At IioHton 4-1, Chicago 5-2. SINCE BEFORE THE W A R . We are doing all we can to BRING THE 111 without much chance o f recovery, dairy industry continually feels tho Others, rain. aa sho is 80 years old and hns not competition of butter substitutes. A. NECESSITIES OF LIFE DOW N as near As possible to pre-war price Southern Association boon in good health for somo time. M. Loomis, secretary of tho dniry levels. Your liberal patronage will prove a mutual move to this end. At Memphis 7-6, Chnttanooga 2-7. Word comes from Zclma, Mo., that union, said in asking for schedule* of At Little Rock 4-2, Atlanta 3-2. Leoti, wife of Charles Kink, died very rntes which some members o f the A visit to our store and inspection o f our N E W FALL STOCK and At Birmingham 1-3, New Orleans suddenly on August 6th. Mr. and committee declared would amount to PRICES, will convince you that you can SAVE MONEY by making ’ Mrs. King were quite well known nn embargo when based on American 7-4. At Nashville 5-1, Mobile 4-0. ** here, having lived hero about two valuation. yoilr purchases at THRESHER & GARNER’S. . Chairman Penroso announced dur­ years. Mr. King wns .hero some ■ American Association At Milwaukee 1, Louisville 8. aonths ago and bought the J. R. Hay­ ing tho day that tho committee would At Kansas City 0, Indianapolis 13. den place on Beardall avenue, and continue consideration of the tnriff At Minneapolis 5, Toledo 2. they wore expecting to come horo bill through next week regardless of At St. Paul 2, Columbus 0. soon to reside. Mr. King has tho passage by tho house of the tax bill, 72 pair MEN’S BELGIAN WORK SHOES, won 81x90 PEPPERAL SHEETS, f f l OQ scheduled for Saturday. Whether the sympathy of many friends here. International League 1 At Jersey City 5, Buffalj 11. ' Payton Foitson died Monday) at tax bill would preccdo tho tariff on derful $8.00 value, ........................ for thls.sale a t ................................ ^ At Baltimore 14, Rochester 8. the home of his brother at Beck Ham- tho floor o f tho senate, he added, had Other games, rain. f . mock, Mr. Fortson camo here a not been determined. PEPPERAL PILLOW CASES, ^ 04p Virginia League V short time ago from Brunswick, Ga., for this sale, each ........................... Tho Montgomery Advertiser thinks At Rocky Mount 3, Richmond 8, _______ ,_____________________________________________________________ , , his wife reached hero a short time beAt Tarboro 7, Norfolk 0. -for© ho passed away. Besides his it strango that thieves entered tho At Portsmouth 11, Newport News 3. w ife there are two children and sev­ Rothchild mansion in Pnris, looked At Suffolk 4, Wilson 3. all through the rooms and loft with­ eral other relatives to n%oum his Piedmont League out taking a thing. Considering tho passing on. They have tho sympa­ At Danville 6, Durham 0. uselossnosB o f eighteenth amendment thy o f every one. At Greensboro 0, High Point 5. closets in Paris, we, too, think 'Sher­ • --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------At Winston-'Saiom 2, Raleigh 4. lock should bo assigned to tho case. Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. T ® T hrasher & G arn er Three Specials tor Saturday and Monday $485 \ Watch tor THRASHER & GARNER Specials for SATURDAYS and MONDAYS **“ ,. * • ____ '______ .. ^ \ �n ‘V> i : '•.' • "T'V m ■r FAG E TWO O C IE T Y N ew Solution o f an BOYS ARE MAKING FINE RECORD AT JACKSONVILLE SOCIAL CALENDAR Park. t * ______ Miss Thelma Frnsler, who has been the attractive guest o f her sister, Airs. Robert Hines, nt her home on Park avenue, left Tuesday night for her' homo In Fredericksburg, Vn. Mieses Seritn Lake, Mnrjorle Clay, Ethel and Florenco Henry, Messrs. Alfred Robson, Harry Wlmblsh, Ned Chittenden and Allen Jones, were visitors in Orlando Wedncsdny. Mrs. H. L. Gibbson left TuesdaJ for an extended stay In North Caro­ lina. Mrs. A. W. Smith and guests, Mrs. W. F. Rousseau, Mt . and Mrs. A. M. Pickett and Mrs. A. W. Wilier, all of Jacksonville, are spending the day in Orlando today. £ * COMPANY D, OF SANFORD, ALL RIGHT Miss,M. E. Zenll, o f Winter Park, Mrs. Juno Roumillat will was a visitor hero yesterdny. ^Wrteitaln at a Bridgo party in comjplimont to Mrs. Carl Roumillat o f Peter Wetkel, o f* Basts, Vo., is Sacksonville, at her home on Third spending some time bore at the Street at 3:30 p. m. Montezuma. aturday— Children's Story Hour will be held at five o’clock nt the Central STAY AT HOME C1.UD. " < IA • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921 arrived last night and aro the guests o f tho former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCnslin, at their home on FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Magnolia nvenuo. Dr. McCaslln. Is pastor o f tho Presbyterian church In Phone 217-W Montgomery. R| ti n’ Mr. Frnnk Talbot returned home -• Tuesday from a two weeks' visit with relatives in Knnsns City, nnd Springfield, Mo. Mr. Talbot’s pnrents, who spent tho past winter with their son, w ore also visiting in Springfield, leaving the first o f this week for their home in California. Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. 19, 1021. Mr. Holly, Denr Sir: As camp is nbout over nnd the men arc all up in the air about gutting back home ngnin, things begin to look worth while. Every man thnt hns been on] duty lias done his very best About fifteen couples attended the to show thnt Snnford in not only a Stay nt Home Club meeting at the business town but that there In good home o f Frank Brown on Banana material In the men that represent it Lnke Inst night and after n swim in as soldier boys, ns last njght the men the lake and a fine luncheon o f fried for the first time mounted guard on chicken nnd nil thnt goes with it they the big pnrndo grounds, knowing that adjourned to the bouse nnd danced all eyes were on them. They done fo r nwhile. They also enjoyed tho bettor thnn the best, for there has beautiful moonlight on Banana Lake been sonic sorry guards put on up while sitting on the dock before re­ till late nnd our boys made up their minds thnt they would show the camp turning homo. The evening was a thnt this company is just n full length most plcnsnnt one and the party re­ of the field ahead of the others, The turned to town Imbued with tho Idea commandant o f the camp congratulat­ thnt the Stay nt Homes always have ed the men on their wonderful appear­ a good time nt their meetings hold ance nnd also on tho marked improve­ twice each month and not oven the ment over the others on mounting hot weather prevents their meetings. gunrd. His npproval being passed on The next meeting will probably bo has led to the talk in general thnt our held nt Palm Springs. men will lend the gunrd on governor’s duy parade. This is indeed an honor to the compnny as every unit in camp SOCIETY WEDDING. -------— I have'done their best to mnke this Eight o'clock Friday evening, Au- 1gunrd mount and as it is evident our gust 2(1, 1021, at tho foot of JPnrk j men arc showing up fine, avenue. Contracting •pnrtien to bo [ There Will be nt least five or six attended by n group of lovely young men remain here to duty in the gun women, all prominent socinUy in San- |pR* for the record shooting match fordi Watch for future announce- that will be held next week on the big ment # range. The following will remnin; ___________________ 'CorpornlH M. D. Tnrbell, J. T. Brady, „ . „ , , 1S. P. Dutton, G. F. Baker and PriConcert Sunday by ivntcs e . c . woodcock, w . sen™, it. M ts. A. E. Phillips left Tuesday The Sanford Band';': Jr b“ telephone men nnd tnrget scorers. f o r Spartanburg, S. C., where she will . ~ ... . | Ralph Wight, o f the Wight Tire Co., This organization will ----render a spend some time visiting friends nnd Iwill have a few things to toll when he free concert nt the old Sanford House relatives. ' gets buck to the home town us Ralph lawn nt *1 p. m. next Sundny, to which {was present at the gunrd mount toMiss Ira B. Wnthen, o f St. Joseph, you nnd nil your friends ure cordially |night and saw a little of the army K y.. arrived in the city Mondny to ; invited. life. Ralph doesn’t need any primers The program will he under the di­ make her home with Mr. and Mrs. J. on thnt score though as he is an exrection of Prof. W, L, Harvey, n m u -! E. Wnthen. service man himself. We sure wore sicinn o f more than local note. glad to see Ralph ns it was something The program appeared in Wednes­ Mrs. Mary Patton and daughter, new to -see some one that we could s Herald— save your paper and at- , , , , Jean, of Jacksonville, are visiting day , , , 11 . talk to for n few minutes about the tend the concert nnd encourage the Mrs. George Hyman, for a few days. . . . little old town that is famous not only o f the Sanford hand, who , . , . , , . , , Mra. Patton is well known here, nnd members ^ __ . lL! 4 __ , for celery hut for the snappiest hunch are entering in this effort to afford is pleasantly remembered as Miss o f soldiers that have been to this camp Mnry Green, ajyl made many friends you pleasure. in a long time, and \vc say three here during her previous visits. cheers for Ralph and the home town. FLASHES OF ACTION Let’s go! AT THE PRINCESS . There will be a clean up squad that Mrs. G. W. Rutherford and child­ WEDNESDAY, AUG. 21 will tour the state to take cure of the ren, havo returned from a plcnsnnt disabled men of the world war, who vacation at Coronado Bench. Flashes o f Action, the picture that have not had the proper medical at­ T . D. Ward, o f Dunn, N. C., is show the real thing in the world war tention. This squad will he in Orlan­ spending several days here stopping will be shown at the Princess theatre do on or about the lGth and 19th of in this city next Wednesday afternoon September to take cure of disabled nt tho Montezuma. and evening. There will lie two veterans from Orange, Osceola ami Mrs. H. H. McCnslin returned home shows in the afternoon. These pic­ Seminole counties. All men interest­ Ahla afternoon from , Montreat and tures are actual scenes of the bnttlc- ed get together and meet this squad Asheville, N. C.. where she hns spent fiehl, and wherever they have been that will do all they can to assist in to shown, they have given general satis­ the 'adjustment of claims made isoveral weeks. faction. Pictures are shown here them in the quickest and surest man Wednesday afternoon nnd night. nor that it can he looked after. Bring Dr. and Mrs. II .11. McCnslin, Mr. Make your arrangements for viewing all your service papers and all papers nnd Mrs. J. H. McCnslin, Miss Mnthat will he of any service to this m lc Mngill and their guests, Dr. nnd these great war scenes. Part of the squad, nnd if they have filed a claim , Mrs. It. A. McCnslin, nnd little daugh­ proceeds go to the American Legion. or do ho while theru^their meals, lodgter, o f Montgomery, Ala., will spend ing» and return transportation will he When one observes how little the furnished■them. P ost'th is in the n ext week nt Dnytonn Bench. people arc shocked by tales o f Gov- American Legion Hall and any other Dr. and Mrs. R. A. McCnslin and crm iiinl wnste, he suspects thnt fa- place where it will he nvuilnhlu to the little daughter, o f Montgomery, Ala., mi liar! tv also I>reeds contentment. men that are looking for such infor­ mation, and now huddicH let’s get to­ gether and get what is coming to us. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦+♦ ♦+4* *>*1**!•❖ +❖ ❖ •}•+❖ ❖ ❖ •}••!*❖ <••5*+4**8*❖ •5*++•>•F•>*J*♦ •>++<•+♦♦++4**M* This means that there is a chance for j the fellow that is down and is trying M to gut up. So Uncle Sam means well to all of you after all. Step nut nnd get your hits Well, there’s more fun than chasing moonshiners if you step out and look h for it. If you can’t get any down there come on up to camp for one day 327 Sanford Ave. (Leffler Block) and look over some of thu stock that is hero on exhibition, ns thorn is plen­ ty of sport nnd enough to spare in this line up in this company alone. Sergt. Mere steps out with a pnlr of Mississippi marbles and takes the rub­ Lejjj of Mutton, FLORIDA MEATS ber hath tub away with him. Sgt. Roy per lb............ Chittcndon was there for a time with Round Steak, iyulton Chops, op: *% the colored dominos till Percy heard per lb...................... per lb...................... iitJ L *:• of a new way to gallop them over the Sirloin Steak, hoards nnd now he has them all writ­ Shoulder Mutton per HE ................... ing home to mu and pa for the neces­ sary cash to hco them through. Boys Porter House Steak, per lb............... 20c he’s there. Those African golf halls per UA ................... Mutton Stew, lb. 10c can ramble into a fit and hold it till Club Steak, Percy Bays the word to stand to at­ Leif of Pork, Op: per lb..................... tention and they drop over in a dead per lb....................... u t ) \ > Rump Roust, position with a big seven on the front. per lb..................... Pork Chops, Op: Percy has a taking way that makes per lb....................... w t lv Shoulder Steak, them all squawk and look to the floor per lb..................... to see the next position of the spot­ Pork Shoulder ted Ouija blocks. He steps out nnd \ Shoulder RouHt, does a toddle to the tune of Dixie and per lb. Pork Stew, rays Home thing in « new lungungu per lb................. | Stew Beef, lb...... 15c and there you aro, 11 right, shoot it nil. Sgt. Eagan is on tho war path for a W ESTERN MEATS, Finest Quality, Prices razurback nnd is not satisfied- with let­ Right \ ting them alone even in camp, as thu hoys have to eat, the sergeant looks nn hand at all times, dressed and ready over everything thnt hiiH a morsel on for cooking --------------------------------------it thnt would look good in the pan. If unyonu hns boon missing chickens in These prices are strictly cash. W e deliver Snnford the sergeant might enlighten • ' them to their whereubouts on a cross ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED examination. • SATISFIED'CUSTOMERS IS OUR PLEASURE Bugler Musson has Hiire pul the old pop into the culls around camp und he Will install phone next week. Watch our ad Monday evening Ih no small town guy on the bugle iW: J. C. L E O N A R D Y MEATS and FISH SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY and MONDAY 15c \\ resh fish rVj *. I*.- Y G,ili) ■iilivC'i r t fcelir, MENNONITES GOING TO MEXICO TO SETTLE. ______ : \. , . « ft ;» j .\¥, vV- n.' Vr ' i i J lvf- W O ld Problem All transactions in a retail grocery business are di­ vided into three groups, requiring three kinds' of ser­ vice. First, charge and delivery, this transaction is the most expensive both for the merchnnt and the custom­ er, requiring ns it does, telephone, bookkeeper, gas and upkeep o f the truck. Second, is the customer who comes to the store, hns his merchandise charged but , carries his goods home widi him, eliminating a part of the expense: Third, is the customer who pnys cash and carries his goods home with him, thus eliminating all expense o f charge and delivery. It is self-evident that there should be some distinc­ tion betweeh the three classes of service. Recognizing this fact I have adopted the following plan without changing prices: FIRST: t All goods priced on a charge and delivery basis. SECOND: * j * Customers charging goods but delivering same will be discount­ ed 2 % . The colony of Mcnnonitcs in Sas­ THIRD: katchewan, Canada, which originnl-1 ly planned to settle in^he souuthem Customers paying cash for goods pnrt o f Florida, Is to locate in Du- j rnngo, nnd Chihunhun, Mexico, ac­ and delivering same will be dis­ cording to thu Chihuahua Times, nn counted 5%. English newspaper of Chihuahua City, receded in Jacksonville. The religious sect numhhers 200,- ‘ 000 people anti efforts are being made, the newspaper says, by tho THIS APPLIES TO ALL ORDERS OF Muxicun Central railway, to route $1.00 OR MORE them through El Paso, Texas, on ac­ count of tho freight congestion at Laredo and other points. The Mexi­ can Central is to gie the Mcnnonitcs 'ree transportation from thp border to their now homes. t, ^ From the Canadian border to all other Texas points the ruilroad rate is ,$1.25 less than to EL Paso, hut an attempt is being nuule to equalize the rates. Plans for tho Memumites to come to Florida wtre changed after a pro­ test made by tho American Legion. KINFOLKS NUMEROUS IN GEORG I \ COUNTY. EFFECTIVE MONDAY, AUGUST 22 Deane Turner RANKElt ASSOCIATION TO ISSUE .10 MILLIONS IN “ FARM AID" BONDS. CHICAGO, Aug. 10.— An issuo of $.’.0,000,000 worth of 5-1-2 per cent bonds is to be floated nt once as a result of action taken here nt a meet­ ing o f the American Association of Joint Stock Land banks yesterday. The proceeds will he lonncd to farmers to help ease the tight finan­ cial situation now prevailing in ninny rural communities. This issue with others to lie floated before December l, will make u total of about $150,400,000 loaned to farmers by banks this year, reports of tho association say. TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. STATESBORO, Gu., Aug. lib— When the case of i t Lane, Tom Johnson nn-I Dora WRIiv is, charged witii kidnapping a 1.1-year-old girl, who, it iH alleged, was later assaulted by tho men, was called for trial and an unusual situation arose. A fun dhad been raised to pros­ ecute the defendants. The judge ruled that oJcry one related to the contri­ butors was disqualified to sit ns a juror. Judge II. B. Strange was himself disqualified because a- kins­ man hud contributed to the fund. Judge W. W. Sheppard o f the At­ lantic circuit is to try the ense when a jury is secured. Only 134 men of a jury list o f 700 could he found eligi­ ble for the jury duties. They have been subpoened to nppenr today. -Sv ? RECEIVES BRUTAL BITE ON CHEEK Bill Simpkins, n substantial runn­ er living in South Georgia, near the Florida line, was brutally bitten on the cheek last Saturday night by an anopheles* mosquito. This bite inflamed one side of his face and idmost closed one of his eyes. The mosquito was not overtaken until next day when it was found resting quiet­ ly on the bed post. A barrage of Tor­ ment was shot into him nnd he fell lifeless on the floor. Torment does not bluff, frighten or senre them; it kills them and does it now. Bill Simpkins says he wants u barrel of it. Won’ t ever keep house without it. Sold by all merchants.—Adv. * ++*<-++++4+4,+,fr+-M"M,++++++ - ! DO YOU W A N T TO REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES? i * Thrasher & G arner ? j i IS THE PLACE TO BEGIN . 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 20c 20c I either oh ho can blow any call that 'they usk with tho pop of a regular army man's amblsh. He’s there, we say, 'at a boy Musson, you tell 'cm bugle you mnke ’em answer your' calls, t In conclusion we might add thnt Chns, II. McCann will bo in charge of the clean-up squad and he will be glad to unnwur and attend to any com­ plaints that th« boys may care to put before him. Hurrah for Mr. McCann wo say and good old Uncle Sam. | We almost overlooked the fact that Sgt. Don Whitcomb is tho boy on supplies. As we are leading in thnt branch for efficiency, Don has sure got a lot to do but he hns time to write a letter a day juBt tho same and ns it is a well known fact that Don is to slip into the matrimonnl harness this fall we feel that it is a fair duty to Don not to work him too hard as he is trying to keep his clothes clean nnd look nice for the coming event. It won’t he a military affair as Don is through with tho army rations hut wo uru not so sure that Eagan won't try to get a job in tho family nnd putDon back on tho old rations nnd mnke him at least feel at homo as u fore­ word to the lady-to-be we might sug­ gest that he have corned beef three times a duy and n couple of pine, hoards ty sleep on. | We have been to market, turned on the SPOT LIGHT. Discovered f some WONDERFUL VALUES in Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes •; :: which W E ARE offering to the buying public at prices NOT SEEN :: SINCE BEFORE THE W A R . We are doing all we can to BRING THE :: NECESSITIES OF LIFE DOWN as near as possible to pre-war price levels. Your liberal patronage will prove a mutual move to this end. :: A visit to our store and inspection o f our N E W FALL STOCK and :: PRICES, will convince you that you can SAVE MONEY by making :: ::,your purchases at THRASHER & GARNER’S. ----------------------- ;--------------------------------------*--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- :: T h r e e S p e c ia ls t o r S a tu r d a y a n d M o n d a y : 72 pnlr MEN’S BELGIAN WORK SHOES, won 81x00 PEPPERAL SHEETS, $1.28 ii derful $8.00 value, ......................... $4.85 for this side n t ..... *............... PEPPERAL PILLOW CASES, 34c for this sule, euch ................ ii Watch tor THRASHER & GARNER Specials for SATURDAYS and MONDAYS �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921 GIBSON SAYS HE HAS END OF HIS CAREER GOOD FIGHTING TEAM Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. Explanation of Groat Fllnger’s F a iLrc to Shine. All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE CONUTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ Worked Too Hard In Endeavor to W in Opening Qame From 8t. Louie Cardinals— Case of Nep R uck­ er le Recalled. tution. Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. The S e m in o le C o u n ty ..B an k .... ***«♦ progress strength s e r v ic e 4% INTEREST PAID ii 1 WEST PALM BEACH.— Wireless communication throughout the Ever­ glade* is nut beyond thu realm' of practicability .according to Judgo Rufui M. Robles, of this city, who in an inttrview in the South Floridn De­ veloper, points out how citizens of that section could install amateur wireless sets at a irtunlly nominal cost. Thu citizens hnvo been urged to give the question consideration with a view to discussing it at the various community councils. The +++++■!• ❖ -5* •;* federal department of agriculture, has been requested to establish a wireless station in this soetion for the purpose of expediting weather bulletins to agriculturists. Several such stations are now in operation by tho department, It is set forth. Judge Robles has been an amateur operator for several years and Hoys d ro v e / Cleveland Alexander, the grout rlght-humlcr of Hie Cubs, may ln> near Ibe end of Ids rope. It hns boon published In the Kind how Alex­ ander had Ids arm Injured by a spec­ tator biitnpliiK Into the arm as Alex was pulling hack In deliver the hall In Ills warm-up before IIn* opening game on April 111, hut those familiar with Ills case offer another explanation of Alex's failure to sbltu* this year as he did lust, when he won ten straight early In the campaign. Tho explanation Is that Alexander was all to tho good on the opening day. or thought lie was. and Injured himself by trying too hard, lie had not won nn opening game for three ''"years, which was rather a sore sub­ ject with him. It was after losing the opener Inst year thnt h o ‘went nli?nd and won the ten straight. He made It a matter of professional ethics with himself to win the opener this season from the St. Louis Cardinals In St. Louis on the Hi at day of the cumpalgn. Those who saw the game say Alex whistled the ball to the (date with every ounce of strength he possessed for seven Innlnga, or until something went wrong with his arm null lie hud to retire. Alex Freeman tlnlshed for him, and Chicago won. ft to 2, Intt It was u costly victory. Alexander started again when ” Cubs reached Philadelphia end *•lilh Pirate Leader Thinks It Is Jinx to Make Predictions. Net Claim ing Any Pennant*, but H a i Hop* of W inning O ut— R igh t Now <t Look* Lika G iant* A r * One* Thay Have to Beat. OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First JASMINE INK CORPN 5 HALL ST NORFOLK V A GOVERNMENT AGAIN A W A R D S JASMINE INK CORPORATION I1UIE BLACK ALL SIZES RED ALL SIZES AND MUSCILAGE QUARTS. OVER THIRTY COMPETITORS. JASMINE QUALITY W INS AG AIN . GEORGE DEEDM AYER, SALES M ANAGER. E. F. Lane Heal Estate and Insurance Phone 95 The Herald Printing s e m in o l e c o u n t y ' FLOPJDA Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER8 Plancn and Specifications Cheerfully Furnished All Work Guaranteed n . T. PACE .P. O. Box M » Builders & Contractors Sketches and Estimates Free; a * building too large and none too smalL ----- ALIi WORK GUARANTEED— Wilson & Shorey Pino nnd Garland Sta., Orlando, Flo. PURE W ATER Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Fla, LORD’S PURITY W ATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Phone lt7 Manager George Gibson, Grover Clcwir ..j oxander, the Culm won and In* got credit for the winning, In* did nut finish. Freeman again finished for him. Warm weather und careful treat­ ment of the arm may bring Alexander around t<> bin old form, lint then they may not. The fans who remember how sud­ denly Nap Ilucker went on tlu* shelf, and from a hlg winner In many games he dropped to ncenslunnl nppenrances for u few innings, will have to lie shown that a pitcher who has been starring ns Alex Inis since he went to tile Phillies from Syracuse In 1011, and won 28 and lost HI (hat year, Is able to come back after Injuring his wing. • • • Vincent Richards defeated Itynn T. Hayes for tho Western tennis title lit Imllnnapolls. * • • Frank Troch Ims won the trapshoot­ ing championship of Washington live times In the liiHt six years. . . . \ • • • Gordon Morrison,former Harvard football center, Imsbeen appointed football coach nt Cornell college, Iowa. • • • Madison J. Jeffery, former Tufts col­ lege athlete, tins,been appointed bead coach of athletics ut Northeastern col­ lege. • • • Memphis, Tenn., has been awarded next year’s International swimming contests under the auspices of the Amateur Athletic union. • • • Elmer Jones of Baltimore, Mtl., a dnr member of Johns Hopkins univer­ s i t y football team, Ims been appointed a cadet at tin* West Point Military academy. • • • Charles A. Htonelinm and John J. McOrnw of the New York Nationals, hnvo disposed of their majority stock holdings In tho Cubh-Ainorlcan Jockey The (Jrent Hose, n three-year-old lllly b>‘ Peter the (Trent, tins been sold by Stoughton A. Fletcher of the Lau­ rel Hill farm, Indianapolis, to Tom •• Taggart, Jr., of French Lick, for $J0,« 000. i NOVELTY WORKS Real Estate nnd Insurance Work -t- FLORIDA Eyes Examined CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. ELECTRICAL COLONIAL LAMPS Glasses Designed my, |hero's a hall club down In the Henry McLaulin. Jr. second division that don’t belong there. OPT. I). That's the Ited-. They've beaten us six times, more than any other club. If Moran only had some pitching, lie wouldn't he In seventli place. "McGrnw, of course, cun generally he depended on to give everybody n battle. He bus a good dull, and us long as In* bus a good club be will he GILLON & FRY OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST up there lighting.'* Graduate Northern Illinois College Phone 142 Glhsnn added that the schedule suits Sanford, Fla. him fine. The Pirates will practically 212 East First St. finish the season playing a month at TRANSFER 'nrlies field, and If they ure still WILSON VULCANIZ'ending the league nt that stage of “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS” ING WORKS he race they will he its easy to stop C. C. WILSON. Owner Quick Service Transfer us a runaway freight train in the SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND Hockv mountains. StoruKC Facilities REASONABLE PRICES If we please you, (ell others; if not .. Witfht m oth er. C . r . j o Bulldln* tell us. Phone 498 INTERESTING Sporting Squibs of Ail Kinds SPORT NOTES Tenuis certainly is a love game If Poughkeepsie regatta will very like­ ly be a four-mile test In 1022. SANFORD General Shop and Mill The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women’s Club requests all young women desiring employment to register nt tho First National Hank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman • • • for SANFORD V, C. COLLER, Prop. ..Employment Bureau.. and Automobile club. d is t r ib u t o r s Contractor and BoJIdtr Geo. W . Knight SANFORD The fond mother who shuddered at the thought of footlmll now Is recon­ ciled to tennis lit 110 In tho sun. Jasmine Ink is now used by the majority o f the schools and colleges in the South. It is used by all the rank and file who havesfound out that they can get a superior ink at a much ower price in the reliable Jasmine Ink. If it '•s uot just what we say it is, bring* it back and f e. your money. Come in and fill your foun<111 l)en and get a free trial o f the ink that 18 making the South famous. ‘ S. O. Shinholser REAL ESTATE Jasamine Inks Win Over All Others TVV WASHINGTON DC 515 P 14 CONTRACTORS Dally Service ❖ -i* •;* -t* 4*•!*4*4*+4*-s*4-4-*t**5*4*•:* 4 * -s-•>-s-•;* A356W 25 COLLECT 1 E XTR A You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column Expert Repairing means o f bisappnrntus. 1920 JUN 14 PM 5 49 PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD In discussing tho chances of his LAW YER S team to win the Nntlouul league pen­ nant Manager George Gibson of the George A . DeCottes Pittsburgh Pirates said the other day that his players never know when they Attorney-at-Law weru beaten. Over Seminole County Dank ‘TVe never won any pennants and SANFORD FLORIDA I never make predictions. Think It’s a Jinx," Gibson continued. “ Pin not claiming any pennant now. All we BATTERIES have Is hope, and I think a good BRINO TOUR Chance. If everything gneH well with us muybe we’ll he In there battling Battery Troubles to Us fur the world's cluuuplonslilp next Oc­ W . 8 p .c l.lli* on EloatrlcU Work and can rlra tober. I hope so. you dapandabla tarrlca.. “My hall club has been gulag WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS FOB OVERHAULING YOUK CAZ mighty good. It's a good road club nnd It tins been playing bang-up ball Sanford Battery Service at home. If we can do as well on Company this trip East as we did the first time we ought to Is* pretty well fixed to Phone 189 L. A. Renaud, Prop. hold ear own. o f course, u lot deI**i)ds on the pitchers. Our young pltcheN, like Gluzner und Yellow home, HARTFORD BATTERY have been doing line. The rest of the “Battery Insurance” twlrlers have done their share ami ’RabldF Marutivlllu has been a Sold and Serviced by great help, lint the pitching Is all Important. It'll have a hlg lot to do Edw. Higgins, Inc. with whether we finally land." “Looks like tho Giants tiro tin* ones Haight & ^lagee Pittsburgh will'have to heat out,” It was suggested to Gibson. "Right now It looks that way,’’ he GARAGES replied; “ hut you can’t tell. Look what the Hrnvcs d'd In 1014. And Smith Bros. Garage ho hns been nblo to communicate with operators throughout the country by You want to learn about the best ink that you can buy and while it may be new to you it is not new to others. You want to know about the best ink that is sold at a better price. You want to know about the ink that is used by the government and by all the largest cor­ porations. The ink that is used by all the largest firms in your own and neighboring cities. Read the telegram below: PAGE THREE they play It In this weather. . . . lie that ns It may, lhere Is one fight that Dempsey will never get credit for winning. . . . Phone 175 Fourth nnd Snnford Ave. New Era Printery HOTELS G. Bassett Smith, Prop. Hotel Montezuma COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING “ Snnford’B New Hotel” $1.50 Up Per Day Herald Printing Co. “ Wrestlers." says a mat expert, "hu­ llrove with age.” While the wrestling C. A . W HIDDON game decomposes. * BOOK, JOB AND COM­ * * • CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING MERCIAL PRINTING The cost of living may go down Phone 118 Hcrntd Building Rear Snnford Shoo & Clothing Co. enough to make tickets for the next Phone 105 prize fight u trill** cheaper. . . . PRINTING One of the modern tests of Itillitenee DRINK and prosperity Is tin* ability to afford , 250 IlnmmcrmUI envelopes printed, n ticket to a Mg prize tight. Elder Springs Water. Its Oil 08-100 $1.75.— Seininoio Printery, 902 French . . . per cent pure. Phoro 311. ' avo. 87-fltp A new athletic field and stadium w'll he constructed at West Virginia university In tlu* near future. PALATKA.— Palntkn’s community Pickling: and Preserving . * ’*• Audacious, which won tfit* Suburban amt Curler handicaps, will be retired to the stud lit the end of the season. voice will henceforth be known ns tho Chamber o f Commerce, ns u result of TIME action taken nt a recent mooting of ‘» business men whtn it was decided to Willie Hoppe, world's champion 1*11 We have the linrdlst, will piny nil future champion­ abandon tho name “ Business Men’s ship matches on a wlnner-take-al.' Association.” New by-lnws were basis. mlqpted nml the initiation fee reduced , • • • Edward Martin, for the last year from $25 to $ 10, nnd tty* 1 annual Mason, Sure-Seal Jars graduate manager » f Middles at Stan­ membership dues lowered from $90 ford university, lias resigned to an .*pt .! and Jelly Glasses to $12. Under thenoW plan tho or- 1 a business offer. ♦ • • ganlzatlon will divide its membership See our line of Great Britain will not bo oillclally into two classes, the active and In­ represented In the competition for the active. The latter will servo prim­ Stone Crocks, Coolers, IntertintlonnJ golf team championship arily towards financing the organiza­ trophy September ft. • • # Churns, etc. tion. A secretary will bo employed Charlie White. Chicago lightweight to devote his entire time to the or­ % * who was suspended hy the Nnlionu' ganization. It was nlso decided thnt lifting association following the Wt* fewer meetings of tho bodjr should bo cousin commission's complaint of !»'• called in the futuro and to thiH end limit with Sailor Freedman, lut* b*"> the board o f governors was vested reinstated. with broader powerB, H A R D W A R E CO. * . • STONE JARS BALL �'VI, ■pty©»>.v page THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, t a l l fou r SANFORD DAILY HERALD The subscription list o f the San­ ford Herald is growing in both lira ~ -----■ ■* i< ■■ ■ M lk M «wy itWnMi «im |I h>4>; at TU Dally nnd Weekly. It demonstrates lUrmJd SalUtn^MT^K^^U iniM that staying on the job and giving the people what they want will win in HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. the end. The Herald will get bigger _____________ rtmURHUU_____________ nnd better every week nnd we intend B. J. HOLLY ________________ Editor to give the people a daily this winter X . J. IILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer that will bo as good as any in the A . NEEL-----------General Manager state for the size o f the place. All we want is the same good support CURTIS flARDER that we have been receiving for the osculation maxaoex Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. newspaper winter and summer. -------------o -----------Rat— M»<» Ksswa *» AppU—tt— If the party who malted a letter •ah—rtpUaa Frio* t* 14fun a Twf .......... MiOO yesterday to the Del.and Daily News B 8*00 D»llr»r.d hi Ctty by Carrt.r office, with the intention of pulling a ■ Wok .......... ............................1* Q«»H hoax on n popular young man and Tha blf If* la l*-p.*« W—kly Herald »awijr aann Samlnal* County and U pnblUh.d woman of Det.ond, will call at the ary Friday. Adv.rUMnp rataa mada known News office, we will tell him or her Ff* , appUMties. Pomaeratlo In polltloa, U.H r yaar, alwaya In advance. something that may keep him or her out of United States penitentiary a Member of The Associated Press little later. There Is a law imposing a severe penalty for the furnishing of absolute misstatements to news­ That Lnkelnnff bnnker who gave papers—and there is also a law bananas to all the widows and chil­ against the use of the mails for such dren tliwn there yestenlay must be a purposes.— DeLantl News. -------------o------------regular guy. The newspapers of Florida, daily -------------o------------ami weekly, spend more money in We understand the Ku Klux were boosting nnd helping to develop their riding last night in Sanford. Well, home city nnd county than nil other there nre several things they can interests combined, and many of them regulate in this city and county. do much more than is warranted by -------------o------------the advertising patronage accorded Man named John Dies in Massa­ to them.— Times-Union. And in chusetts jail charged with assault is many instances the advertising ac­ threatened by mob. They evidently corded is contributed ns an act of want to make him true to name. charity rather than an investment, Grover Cleveland Bcrgdol), the for there are a few merchants to lie draft dodger, is writing a book in found in every community who are Germany about his escape from this so nntiquatod in their methods of docountry. If he will only come back in gg business that they have not to America, we will write his obitu­ awakened to the fact that advertis­ ing is a business proposition.— Kustis ary with great pleasure. Lake Region. -------------o------------------------ o -------- 7— Twelve thousand Ku Klux KlansWe are just crazy about those post men in Chicago saw 2,000 more in­ cards coming in every day, showing itiated one night this week and yet they say it is a southern proposition |snow-capped mountains and people but the north seems to need it ns well wading around in the snow and all of that stuff, nnd a few lines below say­ aa the south. ing, “ How we wish you were here." They don't wish The order has gone out in Sing That’s a darn lie. Sing prison that those who have silk anything of the kind. If they wanted shirts can wear them. If we were us up there they would send the rail­ in Sing Sing it is doubtful if we road fare or buy us a car or even would worry much about silk shirts. give us some business when they are Anyhow, they are going out o f home so we could make enough mon­ ey to go as far as Enterprise for an fashion. hour's vacation. A fellow the other ------------ o------------Orlando is making arrangements [ day sent us a card from France show­ to buy the private owned waterworks, I ing the people sitting in front of gas and electric lights and maybe those dandy little cafes on the side­ the ice factory. This is certainly a walk and drinking vin rouge, (which step in the right direction and the means red ink), and ho said, “ yiiu only way to get cheap rates and low­ know" and just for that, if he ever come* back to America, we will have er taxation. him pinched fur nolle contendere or ------------ o ------------The War Department has “ discov­ habeas corpus or something as bad at least twenty ered” a company of American sold­ that will give him iers in Cuba sent there during the years in the pen and then he can Spanish-American war and never re­ send tis a card from “ there” and say, called. They were probably bound “ how I wish you were here." ------------ o -----------hand and foot with red tape and TENTS WHILE HOUSES ARE ■could not leave. -----------------o ----------------SCARCE. This time last year an auto camp The Fomald-I.aughton Hospital was a novelty. As soon as the tour­ rendered n good report for the nine­ ist season was well under way every teen months operation at their meet­ city, town and hamlet in Florida ing the other night and if all the I toasted of its free auto camp. As members of the association would the season went on, the boasts died take an interest in the hospital for down, and the next thing' we knew the ensuing year, we could have even St. Petersburg spoke up and called better results. its camp a menace to public health. Many of the towns are now seriously Tho probation officer of Tampa trying to decide whether to have a says that the woman's clubs have not camp this year. ^ been active enough in juvenile a f­ Lakeland has an auto camp, though fairs and in helping to keep the it was not established by the city. children off the streets and out of Already tourists are enjoying its trouble. Our Woman’s Club here has privileges, and we have heard no pro­ always been active in juvenile affairs tests against it. It is true that some and just now in the middle of tho campers here, as elsewhere, have summer arid hot weather are putting been careless and selfish, and that on a big alfair for the benefit of the some have been "hoggish" or have kiddies’ hot lunches at school. misunderstood the intent of the foundern, which was to provide) a The city commissioners do not have camping place for motoring trans­ anything to do with the selling of ice ients. In this city hut they could demand However, the fact that stares us that the present company selling ice in the face is that there is a shortage from the wagons should give full of rooms in Lakeland during tile tour­ weight. It is all right to say that ist season. Tile people who stay at the drivers nre instructed to give full the camp, speaking of the number, weight but they do not give It and no are people who could not get' rooms housewife wants to chew the rag for if they tried. In other words, with­ an hour with the driver of the ice out the camp, many tourists would wagon over the short weight. have no chance to get acquainted with ------------ it------------the attractions of Lakeland. That fashionable wedding that will When we can house our tourists take place in front of the court bouse through tiie busy season, we can dis­ noxt Friday night has the people all cuss dispensing' with thetmirist camp. agog over the event, and many con- In the meantime, we may consider jorlurvs are being made as to who the matter settled so far as this city the bride and groom will be, and the is concerned.— Lakeland Telegram. Herald office has iteen bcselgcd by ------------ o -----------inquiries. We know, of course, blit The Leesburg Commercial says that cannot tell. Be there promptly, nnd *'W. A. .Marsh, a winter resident of you will witness the ceremony, nnd Tnvarees, is now in the East perfect­ then you will know. ing (dans for the establishmhnt nt ----------------- o ----------------- THE The State Road Department say they will only start real ronds across the Stute now and stuy on tho Job until they are finished. This is tho right kind o f work, nnd at this rate, we nupposo that the roads coming this way will be finished nfter we are all dead nnd gone. For some reason or other, the State Road Department has never seen fit to even gaze at Sanford except 'whci^ Forest Lake was chairman. a * .-• . some point in Lake county a plant, which will employ forty to fifty peo­ ple, to make parts for a battery tem­ perature controller." The Commer­ cial gives an interesting description FLORIDA MATERIAL FOR STATE In the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, in and ROADS. for Seminole County.— In Chancery. The Tribune notices, with apprpval, V«. * S NVL «•• • The Bank of the A ifu ..of the apparent movement everywhere to NOTICE OF MASTER’S SALE minimize the cost of excessive freight charges by using material as near - - Vv ,f home ns possible. There is a great Fanners Bank & Trust Company, n is the solid warp upon which is wov­ corporation, Complainant, difference between doing this nnd de­ vs. en the fabric o f commercial life and manding that a community shall use Lila K. Murrell and K. R. Murrell her nothing blit what in manufactured financial success husbnnd, John M. Murrell, and Peothere. For instnnee, the Tribune pics Bank o f Sanford, a corpora­ might look over the news nnd book tion, Defendants. stands of Tampa nnd finding a large Notice Is hereby given that under numbt* o f popular pnpers nnd trnign- nnd by virtue o f a decree of foreclos­ iDncs from other cities being "old, ure and sale entered in the above en­ might nsk the board of trni|e, the titled cause on the 1st day of July, A. Every element o f good Rotary nnd the Kiwnnis clubs to re­ D. 11)21, I, ns Special Muster in Chan­ banking, which has for solve that no papers or mngnzinoa cery, on Monday, the 5th day of Sep­ save those made in Tumpa be sought tember, A. D. 1021, in front of the its purpose the better­ by Tampa men nnd women. Tastes Court House door at Sanford, Semi­ ment o f the community differ. Not every man and woman in nole county, Florida, will offer for is found here -:Tampa, even, mny be satisfied, or sale, nnd sell to the highest nnd best suited, by the papers and magazines bidder for cash during the legal hours made in Tnmpn. They have a right of snle, the following described land, to buy what suits them, regardless o f situate, lying and being in the County where it is made. But the great ma­ of Seminole, State of Florida, more jority of Tampans, men and women, particularly described ns follows, to* will buy their home papets and mag­ w it: Lots One (1) nnd Two (2) of Block azines first, because of their worth, second, because o f the patriotism and Five (5 ), of Tier Three (3 ), of Snnford, Florida, according to E. It. Traf“ A Community Builder" loyalty that is in the people. The freight on road material and ford’s map of Sanford, Florida, ns per F. P. FORSTER........................................... President on building materials is exorbitant f,Int thercof ,iu]y of record. B. F. W HITNER..........................................Cashier Terms ensh. Purchaser to pny for The man who sells the sand for build­ +++++++++( ing a Tampa church now in process o f deed. J. J. DICKINSON, construction says he pays fifty cents _ Special Muster in Chnncery. a ton for the sand in Marlon county, 1 and more than three times that n Notice of Application for Tax Deed <. ton to the railroads to haul it to f Under Section 575, General •• Tampa. •• Slnfliten, Laws of Florida •» Counting the freight on the brick <• The best Rond Material, crushed or screened. Finely fron> Birmingham or Augusta the Notice is hereby given that L. A. * ground Limestone for Agricultural purposes, side walks state highway department announces Mickey, purchaser of Tax Certificate and artificial stone work. it will cost 840,000 a mile to build the No, 48, dated the 2nd day of June, A. :: road of brick between Jacksonville D. 1911), lias filed said certificate in •» and Lake City. Entirely too much- my office, nnd hns made application It is the freight charges that runs it for tax deed to issue in accordance BUILDERS AND HYDRATED LIME up. Because of this condition which with law. Said certificate embraces FLORIDA LIME CO. OCALA, FLA. confronts tho department— a condi­ the following described property sit­ tion which requires two dollars for uated in Seminole county, Florida, tofreight to every dollar for material wit: S 130 ft of Ehj of Lot 7 and E f. o. b. the point of purchase— the do- 120 ft of I.ot 7 (less S 130 ft) Block THEATRE R E SO R T partment is seeking permission from X, Sanford. The said land being as­ DANCE HALL CAFE the federal government to use ma­ sessed at the date of the issuance o f ----------------ELE C T R IC terial which is abounding in this such certificate in the name of Jen­ state, and thus save the expensive nie E. Couvillier. Unless said certifi­ PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS freight haul of brick and other road cate shall be redeemed according to FOR Y O U R PU R PO SE IN A L L S T Y L E S A N D SIZES material brought from a distance. law tax deed will issue thereon on the at Reduced Prices The federal government is invoked 2 nd day of September, A. i). 1921. Witness my official signature and because it has appropriated a large sum o f federal money for the build­ seal this the 29ih day of July, A. D. ing of these stale roads in connec­ 1921, (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLAL I W . S. H A Y N E , Tampa, Florida tion with the states. Clerk Circuit Cou , -WIHE -P H O N E From every standpoint it would ap­ W R 1TESeminole County, b>. pear that the answer of the federal 7-29-fitc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. government must be "Certainly; buy Pure Milk nnd Cronm. Morning nnd af­ where you can get it the cheapest.” IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDICternoon deliveries. Milk depots at J. II. IAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, If Hillsborough county had been FLORIDA — IN CHANCERY forced to pay rail freight rates on all the Tamna manufactured road paving ' l,rlu t’nmplainam block it has Used ill its line roads, * Hcl.wInd nn.l Knimn SI. H.liwlml. I.N . lit 1 " if**, iiful tin* iinknown iirvidwN, grim* Community F ir st N a tio n a l B a n k OCALA LIMESTONE TROWEL BRAND MANAGER MISTER THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY SPENCER’S DAIRY r r - r - g . w . spencer & sons IJlll.Hhormitfh county would have few- t©©* ..r ..th©r« ilnlnilm: ur».|©r r W. S. lmlH.I er miles than it has by more than , ....... . M ... ........ half. It was through the ability o f c it a t io n this county to get its road paving ma­ T** F 'V S rliw lin l nHiJ F iim i* M . SH iw llH l. r©*hl©nr© tinktiMWii: 1L© mtktit«vrn h©ln* «l©vl*©©*l teria! at home and without paying' I»H 41?©©*. J.'f I fl I P M " f utliiT «*Eittri i itIt11Jl iifttlt r r„ \Y S 'h wlntl li m l I Emm n >1 tfi'bwIrM. it ml Nt the railroads the high transportation Jinr i>©r*< ri or tl it I in I ii nnjr Iti • l©r©*? I n a ml to flip fiilltiwtlij? lam l* cost for moving it, that this county •iUiittr«l In H finlnol^ C*«iinfy, FlnfLEn. lo -w lt: today stands with more miles of com­ I.“ t* I * of Mlt>rk **.\" o f MIM eM’ x Bur* Tej of I lip I.ovy U rn lit pleted roads to its credit for the mon­ If n rin £ from H id inw orn LI 11 o f n»m* n cn ln M y«i|. Hint yon ey than any other county in the plrtlfi! filial In till* I uto or pjiilfn Mini© DiN|r©*( In nml to Hie South. laimh ln*r©!na!*iv»» fh©r©f*»ro. you. tin* ntiil F in run M, Hrhwlm t, nr© Properly made and laid, there is no litwehjrI*. oWn W Htluvlrol o ’l mol m ill trod to m id n|'|t<»nr better paving material tor Florida N 'fiin * <>nr *n ld r ir r iilt C ourt, at tin* rm irt II m u m * i n ft »n ford, norlV I n. on t he 8 r«l ility of roads than the material made from O etoW r, A, 11 11*121. nrol then nn»l there om ke Afuiwer to the M i l of rotnpliklul m tliltdh'd run Inn I the raw ingredients shipped here by you. othe rw ise n decree pro eonfenAo w ill he nwnlruif yon. schooner and steamer in bulk, and entered A n d nil other person * o!n lin in g liny tljjht. t i­ made into the finished product, in ll''* o r In (eroat In nnd h i the property hereina 14iv© ih'svrlf-r l under, tiy or through I*. W, Tampa, and in other parts of the Nolnvlnd mol Ktiim ii 1! Sclnvlnd . or otherw ise, nr** hereby or* I ere* l nnd reunited f<» !**• nnd up* state. ? rtr In*fore our *nhl t’lrenlt Foiirt, nt the Court The secret of Florida's keeping flmtce In Hfittford, Florida, on th© 7 th day of Novem ber, A. It., ID S I, mind then mol there ahead in the road building program fustkfj it turner to the bill of ©oiiififitifif exhibited ALMtlnm *.ib 1 unkn*<w o i nrtle*. otlrerwltu* it de­ from now on will lie in Florida using cree pro eon foes* i v illi I*© entered UfnilriM nnld n parti©* its own road material, and in Florida unkItn ow li ordered Ibnt th l* nntlre be p o M M ie d In making its own paving surface as I ' v Ran ford H e ra ld , n new;* paper published lit Re ml nolo County, Florida, oner n week for near to the place where it is to be id it lit eon**erutiii} wo© In* n« to Hie k n ow n par* (lo* tW e n d m if, nnd o ro e a v tvk fur twelve laid as possible. The advance in rail riu i*© riiM i© w e e k* n* to th© u n k n o w n parti©* rates coining, means a heavy toll to d©!t ndnn t , W it no** m y band nod tho *i*«il of *itld ( ’I r ­ be taken from the road building on It Court on th l* th© 21* l d a y o f July,, A, Ih 1021 funds o f state and federal govern­ (N il A I t B. A. H o n i F A S S C le rk of the C irc u it Court, ment for this state. It behooves Heiidtiol© C om ity, Florida, lly: A. M W F U N 'S . Jh C? Florida's state highway department n F O I I U F (*. 1111I I I I I N * #, to buy material nt home, and to use Hollejtor nod Cm tn*el for Foniphilrinrit. home made material as much as pos­ 7 22 F lic sible.—Tampa Tribune. In Court of County Juilg., 8 u lo of Florida, ------------ o -----------Semlnolo County. In Hr Eitnte of: SOON Eli DU I.ATEU— WHY NOT Killr-t Slnwnr.l, T l.n i'.n Steward nn.l O u rlle J, Ntrwntil, Minor,. NOW? How about Florida in the summer t ime ? Thousands will tell you that Flori­ da is a glorious place to live all the year around. Others will tell you it is hot and a good place to be away from during the summer months. There is only one way to prove the proposition, which is discussed pro and con—stay n summer nnd try it! Surely it will not kill you. No one ever dies from sun strokes in Flori­ da. No oun ever gets sun struck. In fact, it is seldom, that unyunc ever dies nt all In Florida—so it seems. So, nfter assuring you that you can live through tho summer in tho Hemitropics, perhaps you will try it. That is nil, denr one. Try a sumr mur. You'll stay another nnd an­ other ami— Oh! hut we suid that Ih nil, dear one.—Tourist News, o f the invention and speaks some­ what of the inventor, nnd lutcr de­ clares that the con^inny which will make tho parts will have a factory Post curds— local views— Ic each at somewhere In Lake county nnd is the Herald office. not offering stock for sale. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO BELL MINORA LAND Nollro |* l.eretiy itlven In nil wliom It tuny iimr.Tn, that I coin N lion, n» Otinr.lliiii of Erne,llna Hlewnnl. There,u Htewnnl mol Charlie J. Steward, minora, will, on the ,1tli dny of He|ileml>er, A, It. III'.U, iij>|i|r to the Honorable I*. )', lloualiolder. Comity J ioIkc, In ami for on 1.1 County, at til, liftin ’ In Hanford, at the Court Home In "aid County, at U> o'clock A. M., or n« aoon thereafter a , the matter can he heard, for authority to tell, nt public nr private •ale, the undivided I n tc r c t , o f the nlmve named minor. In and to the follnwlmt dr,crll>ed real ratnte, In aald county, to-wit: Lota II, * and (I o f lllock S of Tier “ K ": Lot lit of lllock s O f Tier *'C"s Lot 1 of ttlook U of Tier " l> " : l,rt S o f lllnek 7 o f Tier ■■II": fad S o f lllock 8 of Tier " A " : Ixrt II of lllock tl of Tier Mu 1 o f lllock l.'t of Tier “ A " ; l o t r. of lllock S o f Tier “ IP't ta t 7 of lllock tl o f Tier " l> " i tat 1! of lllock Ih of Tier “ l ” ' and the Middle t-S of tad 1 o f Hlo-k 10 o f Tier " A " lielntt III) feel front on 8th •trecl nnd <hl fret deep; nil accordlm; to K. It. ITafford'a mn]> or pint o f the town o f Han­ ford, Florida, duly recorded In the initdlc rec­ ord, o f Seminole County, Florida, I ol :i of lllock t> of Chapman and Turkrr’ a Addition to Sanford, Florida, an per flat duly Addition lo Mniiford. Florida, n* per plat duly o f record. llettlnnluit In Chapman end Tucker'* Addition In the town o f Sunford, Florida, on the North line of 'llilrd Street, at n |iolut nidi feet Weal o f Ihe Norlhweat point of Intrraecllon o f Third Street nnd Cypreaa Avenue run Went on the Nurlli line o f 'llilrd alreel ott.T feet; thence North 78.7 feet; thence Faalerly SO.O feet; Ihence Sonlh 711.7 feet In hettlntilna. Ileylnnlntt In Chapman and Turker’ a Addition lo the Town of Hanford, Florida, at the Norlh­ weat point o f Inieraecllntt o f Third atreet and Cyprea* avenue, run Nurlli alons Cypreaa ave­ nue UNtk feet, thence Weaterly Gi.S feet; A Little Addition would make the average house a lot more comfort­ able. What Is it that your house mods? Let’ s see: sun room, sleeping porch, sum­ mer kitchen, bedroom, bath­ room, hardwood floors, new roof, garage, fences, trellis, flower boxes, window s"its? Lumber makes them all— and we have the lumber. Prices never will be lower. HILL LUMBER CO. SERVICE QUALITY PRICE Thai depends on the liver. Dr. Miles’ Liver Pills/ m ild, gentle, effective. Use them as an occasional laxative or for ch ron ic con stipation . A t all druggists POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE thenre South 7T.7 fe e t,10 the Ninth line o f Third <o.-eli thence Ihiat lit .'I feel to huplnnlna. Alao the foll.mlnK properly In Duval county. Stale o f Florida, tn-wll: F.owlunlnu u l MV earner o f 1>. J, itrown'a laud nmnlnu llteure Norlh on the Faal aide of land -d feel. Ilienee Ihi, l al r tat.l iink'lc. In aal.l lane Chi feet; thence Houtli 31 feet; Ilienee W e il parallel to •croud mentioned line 1,10 feet to inilnt of herlnnlntr, Iwlnie part o f property conveyed to Flliahctli KIiib by Mnry Kllen Miller. Alw> known a* the Houtli 20 fret o f lllock 108 Wildrr'a Suh-Mvlaion o f llnnM.ntnwn now In the City of Jacksonville, Florida. (Vhlch applleatIon will lie haaed npon the petition for aale now mi flla In aal.l Court. Dated tide Ihe till day uf Am net. 1021. t.KOLA NIXON. l ll-flic_________________________ ________ Guardian, CLEARWATER. — To ascerl*i# whether the pelican is a destroyer ftMtd fish T. Gilbort Pearson bns ju?1 completed nn examination o f nil pd'* can nests between Tampa and K© West. Pearson reports that found 8,371 fish In the nests nnd th» of thin total only 28 were edible t most valuable o f which were fig nuilleL He declares tho decrease ' fish nlong the Gulf coast 1b due to delivered at your door each evening. destructive methotis of Florida c001, mcrcial fishermen. I6c the week. �/'i-yii*1 ' V. s m THE 8A N F0RD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1921 jute Happening* Mention of |M*tlef*,n Drlef Personal Item* •fInterest In and About < jfri OVIEDO GUN CLUB HAD FINE SHOOT YESTERDAY AFTERNOON I Sanford Herald: Thu following is the score made nt tho regulnr weekly shoot of the Ovie­ do Gun Club Thursdny, August 18. * * * * * * * * * * * * Tho club extends a henHy invita­ tion to shooters throughout tho coun­ ty to join tho organization, ns we in­ tend to arrange a hnndlcnp for all members and offer prizes for best averages. We thnnk tho gentlemen who nre not members who patronizo * -------* us and hope they will see that it is * Yes, Pauline, it Is hot, was * for their benefit ns well nH tho bene­ ,* hot last night and will probnb- * fit o f tho club, and the sport in gen­ * ly be hot today and tomorrow * * unless we can get one of the * eral in this locality that they join in * fine showers that keep the * the nenr future. 23x25 * earth cooled off and mnkc life * C. W. Brown__________ Charlie W h itn er.........................22x25 * worth living. At that the old * ..22x25 * bulb did not go ns far up the * Clnud H o w a rd ________ A. B .Wallace .............................21x25 * ludder as we thought it would * * after getting a taste of the * F. L. C ro sb y ................................. 19x25 * sun's rnys yesterday after- * J. H. Leo .....................................19x25 * noon. Never mind the weath- * Bon Colem an__________________ 19x25 lfljdJC * cr, though. It will soon be * Kito Kennedy _________ * cooler. * A. N. P n lston ________________17x25 * 6:40 A. M., AUGUST 19TH * Vern* Slcy .....................................17x25 * .Maximum ......................... 96 * Walter Hand _________________17x25 17x25 *- Minimum ........................... 69 * Link Kennedy ..................... * Ilaromctcr ......................... 30.09 * Mr. Morris _________________-..17x25 * Range ................................ 76 * O. P. Herndon_________________15x25 * Calm and cloudy. * Vance Dnuglns _______________14x25 * * C. L. W e s t ................................... 13x25 * * * * * * * * * * * * 1 * T. W. Williams ........................... 13x25 W . S. P a r k e r...... ................ 10x26 FOR SALE AT REAL BARGAINS R. W. Lawton ........... 10x25 N. II. Leonard _________________0x25 1 Olds 8, good as now, worth Mr. C aldw ell...................................7x25 $1800, will sell for ............... $1275 Dr. Sim m ons_________ 7x25 1 I^ort, good ns new, worth OVIEDO GUN CLUB. $1,000. Price ........................... 750 C. W. Brown, See. 1 Ford ........... ............................... 398 1 Olds Truck ............................... 598 REAL BOAT BUSINESS Terms to suit your purse. Como FOR MOUNT DORA. enrly and get your pick.— Williams’ Garage.— N. H. Garner. 122-Ctc A boat building and renting indus­ Jt The City *6 77T* * * * * * * * Summary of the Floating Small Talk* Hncclnctlp Arranged for Herald Koadera Stetson Hats THE WEATHER * : SANFORD’S : : TEMPERATURE : For Florida: Generally fair tonight and Frldny. * # * * * * * * * * * * * Ly Symen, of Winter Park, wa* today transacting business. llarry E. Simmons, of Chicago, was the city yesterday transacting sinrss. t n repaired tire to use as extra, tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston. ,r" * 110-2Otc A. Stevens, of Winter Phrk, rn tthe day here yesterday trans­ iting business. buy, pay ensh for second hand piAddress P. 0 . box 862, Sanford, 112-M.-W-.F.12tp os M e the advertisement in this is0f Huumel’s Specialty Shop. They opart- with any city in the country [regard to quality, style and prices, ail the advertisement. Get a repaired tiro to use ns extrn. Lrd tires for $3.00— S. A. Huston. 110-26tc Ic it your office stationery, , inks, Ins, and pencils, and nil office supJjts at the llorald Printing Co. Wo |v«. anything you wnnt in this lino , very reasonable prices. . P..J. Fctinor, of the Osceola Cyp­ ress Co., o f Osceola, was in the city jrnd your old mattress to Hrudlcy todny, and was the guest o f tho ctory. Make them like now, for Chamber of Commerce nt luncheon. Loo. r.O lb. new cotton mattress only A. G. White, agent of the Clyde [oo. Guaranteed. 600 W. South Lino, at Jacksonville, and L. C. Scrol, Orlando, Fla. 122-20tc blc, traffic ngctit, were in the city with the J. .1. I.illurd, of the Herald Print- today and hnd luncheon ('h., left today on the Clyde Line Chamber o f Commerce. Jacksonville where he will meet Several o f the boys from this city Is. I.iltfrd who has been visiting in Insnroln and they will make the took in a chicken pillnu given by }urn trip by boat. Mr. Lillnrd will President Roy Harding ,nt Orange end a day m Jacksonville on busi­ City, yesterday. es, returning home on Wednesday. Lconnrdy's meat mnrket has an ad­ fi'he big Weekly Herald went to vertisement in this issue, giving now thousands of .subscribers today prices on all kinds o f meats. Ho has Jth 11 pages of good reading mnt- opened n new mnrket on Sanford and ns an advertising medium It avenue, and will deliver the goods one nf the best in tho state, not anywhero in the city nt prices thnt |ly covering this section, hut goes to nre bound to prove popular. Watch wiy people out of the stntc who nre the Daily Herald every Friday and li rested in Sanford. The Weekly Mondny for new prices. Leonnrdy ernld is certainly keeping just hns the stuff. lead of the times all tho time. BLOUNTSTOWN.—The ense of the Haircut 10c, at new barber shop, yacht, Curlew, o f New Orleans, and Fond street, new DcForrest build- her cargo o f liquor, seized nenr Port We penalize in children's hair- St. Joe a month ago when the ves­ |tting -Albert Grnmling, Manager. sel ,cn route from tho Bnhnmns to >124-3tp New Orlenns sought ^shelter nfter being battered l»y rough weather in |U. L. Garrison put on u public nuc- the gulf, is closed, so far as the yacht t>n of fine milch cows one day this and liquor are concerned. Sheriff rek hut they were /being sold at Clnrk, o f Calhoun county, nfter there pers that did not como up to wns no more use for tho liquor ns undaril and the balance of tho herd evidence, hns poured tho intoxicants pi In- snlil nt private sale. Anyone IntTV the ditches about the jnil ynrd 1,1ting good cows should seo Mr. hero and the Curlew wns sold Inst irrisnn's herd at his home near Ft. week to persons from Apnlnchlceln. ■ode, and get one or two or the M c ^or'l at very- reasonable priThe very young thing who hns been I wearing skirts thnt enmo well below her knees will soon bo old enough to I After paying the bootleggers und get her hnir cut.— Wilmington Star. Je tax collectors, a hard-working has very little left.— ColuinPost cards—-local views— lc each nt la Record. the Herald office. Do You Want A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? try o f the highest class is assured for Mount Dorn this season, with the ar­ rival of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Slocum of Rochester, N. Y., who reached here last Tuesday and are domiciled in the J. S. Morgan apartment •on Fourth avenue for the season. Mr. Slocum hns a thorough knowl­ edge of all things nautical, he comes fro nut family o f high , class boat builders and has traveled extensively on the water, having made a number o f trips around the world and had in­ teresting experiencec. For several yenrs he hns held nn important posiUo/f with the Enstmnn Kodak Go., but is anxious to be more in the open than his work with them permitted. In coming here he expects to carry on a high class business in boats, not only building boats of different kind fo rsnle, but also keeping boats of all kinds for rent. Ho will probably take over the City of ML Dorn, whlrh will insure its being handled in the best ntnpncr. Mr. and Mrs. Slocum will bo nn addition socially, ns well ns in business, for they nre very de­ lightful people. Tlie yacht club will be the gainer, for Mr. Slocum is al­ ready planning to help mnke n good season there. He will personally train tho war canoe teams nnd others,-fir entrance in racing event? at next senson’s regatta.— Mt. Dora Topics. TRADE EXTENSION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CITY OF SANFORD. Yes, have Osceola, Little Sister, conu> to see us. Rut first, let us put our own house in due order for the reception. Your fellow citizens ap­ prove o f and are ever ready to lend a helping hand to Trade Extention, but not to TRADE EXTINCTION. Gentlemen, Chamber o f Commerce, City Commissioners, City Mnnnger, do get busy; make it your first move to close the gup on Sanford nvenue from Fifth to Tenth streets, com­ pleting the city’s system o f brick roads, healing a grievious wound •» f-xs rono on diverting trade nnd values for eleven years and more, ami, in thus doing, practice wlmt you-prench. ’ Yours to help, C. II. LEFFLEU. It so, you can gut any mnke you want. And the prices to m s made to suit you. We are Headquarters for the best in Used Automobiles. We have both quantity and quality, v In the District Cou.t of the United Stntcs for the Southern District of Florida.— In bankruptcy: Relow are a few, which we gunrnnteO to be Vs represented: IN THE MATTER OF S. BENJAM­ IN, BANKRUPT To the creditors o f S. Bctijnmiir, of S.infor I in the county of Seminole, und district aforesaid: NOTICE is hereby given thnt the said S. Benjamin wua duly adjudicated bankrupt on the liith (jay of Aug., 1021, nnd thnt tho first meeting of his creditors will he held at the office of tho undersigned referee at 206-08 Cur­ ry bldg., Tumpn, Fla., on tho TW EN­ TY-SIXTH DAY OF AUG., 1021, at ELEVEN o’clock in tho foro-noon o f said dutc, nt which timo tho creditors may appear, prove their claims, ex­ amine tho bankrupt, elect a trustee nnd transact such other nnd further business as may properly como before snid meeting, \ DATED: Tampa, Fla., this 10th day ot August, A. D. 1021. H. P. BAYA, 120-1 tc .. Referee in Bankruptcy. LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-pnssenger. HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, S-passenger. HUPMOBILE, 1921 Model, Roadster. IlUICK, 19*17 Model, 3-passengcr Roadster HUICK, 1917 Model, 7-passenger. FORD, 1918 Model, 5-passenger Touring. l-ALL nnd LOOK THESE,OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU B lO . MOTOR CO. ¥ n J 2 9 ,>ARK A V E - •!‘ . SANFORD. FLA. LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES and SERVICE PAGE FIVE In large shapes and regulars will be found at our place now as we have just received a large shipment Straw Hats will be closed out at one-half price and we haven’t many i more left. If you are going to need another straw hat before the season is over, see us now T //£ s r a # £ f/Z /J T /S San ford. F la. Fine Cows FOR SALE .10 head of good milch cows will he sold at private sale R. L. GARRISON SANFORD, near Ft. Kendo TROOPS RUSHED TO SMASH SMUGGLING RING IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 16.— Every available state trooper, deputy shtrilT and policemen in Macomb county was today Hung into the border defeuse against thcllquor flood pour­ ing in from Canada. The river front near Detroit fairly bristles with guns, and more troops, drawn from nil over Michigan, are being rushed to smash the smuggling ring. Armored motor Iwmts patrol the river, while armed forces capable of repelling nn actual invasion by a hostile army, line the American shore. State and federal authorities are de­ termined to stop the traffic in liquor, which wns gien fresh impetus by the decision o f a Canadian court that liquor exportation to the United States is legal. "Exportation may he legal, but there will be no importation as long ns we have a man left to fight,” state safety department officials said. Chocked nt this point by troopers, liquor smugglers are spreading out, shipping bont loads of beer down the river ns far ns Toledo and up to Port Huron, mushrooming their activities as the defento stiffens. Along the American shore the ‘de­ fending lines are being lengthened to meet this move. C L A S S IF IE D A D S Classified ndvcrtiicments, 3 centi a line. No ad taken for leaa than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany nil orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. ___________ FOR SALE— Strawberry plants, cer­ tified by State Plant Hoard, $3 per Fo r RENT— Housekeeping rooms, thousand f. o. b. Luke Mary. Farina box 117.____________________ 122-Otp Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. 117-12tp FOR RENT—5 to 10 acre track farm. Share crop preferred. See M. S. Nel­ WANTED son, Eureka Hammock. 125-3tc FOR RENT—Three room house, good WANTED—Team work, inquire M. well ami small garden, 4 miles out Hanson Shoo Shop. 121 26tp Sanford nvenue. Paved road. Inquire WANTED—At once, maid, past school F. C. Welsh at Studio. 126-3tp age, light house work for all winter. FOR RENT— One” office on~_ First Phone 551. 124-5tp street. Apply A. P. Connelly. 125-tfe WANTED—2 or 3 rooms for light housekeeping by couple, no children. FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms, fur­ Private family preferred. Address H. nished for light housekeeping. 318 K„ care Herald. 124-3tp Palmetto Ace. 120-lltp WANTED—To contract for clearing l-’OR RI-lNT—2 large connecting furur grubbing by the acre, large or nished housekeping room and one small. Have own crew. Guarantee furnished housekeeping room, gas in all work.— O. T., care Herald. 125-3tp kitchen. 205 Oak ave. Eagle Home. 120-2 tp LOST FOR RENT LOST— Airdulu dog lost near rail­ road shops. Color, dark brown. Re­ FOR SALE— Five acres land, worth ward if returned to Ben Fish on investigating. Box 117. 122-Ctp Cameron nvenue. 126-3tc. FOR SALE— Medium b Iz o snfe. Apply 402 Snnforu Ave., and Fourth Street. 94-01. FOR SALE OR TRADE—One Cole 8, ------AND-----5 passenger roadster. Will take light car as part payment. Cnll 519 W. First street. 115-tfc FOR SALE— One Rclding-Hnll stone lined refrigerator, 160 pound ca­ pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. 110-tfe FOR SALE PAINTS WALL PAPER SUN-PROOF PAINT FOR SALE—8 -room house with nil modern convenience, excellent re­ pair. Private water works, in desir­ TALLAHASSEE. — Lightning re­ able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ cently wrought havic to a hurd of ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. llfl-tfc cows nt tho dairy farm qf George Lamb, four miles from here. The FOR SALE— Good piano, $176 cash. Phone 470-W . !1G-I2tp cows, thirty in number, hnd been electrical storm came up shortly a f­ FOR S A? \ -20 acres good orange terwards, nine of them huddled to­ Jar ’ ‘ Runted within n mile of gether hanenth a large oak tree. A Geneva, foe land has rot been clear­ >v bolt of lightning hit the tree and kill­ ed »„t has a bearing orange ed the nine cows instantly. Tho bordering it. This tra i o f land can he monetary loss was placed at approx­ bought-at a real bargain. For full particulars address "C” care of the imately $1,000. Herald office. 118-tfp HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING Attachment. Works on all sewing machines. Price $2.00. checks, 10c extra. Light’s Mail Or­ der House, Box 127, Birmingham, Ala. 120-7tp FOR SALE—.Large two story store building, on hard road., R. R. stntion. Plenty room, apartments up­ stairs.— A. P. Connelly. 120-flt Bananas CAR LOAD on A. C. L. Track by’ Epxress Office 25 & 30c Per Dozen \j\’\£K+ : / . / •*> •, / FOR SALE— 1 motorcycle, in good condition. Cheap for cash. Inquire 318 Palmetto. ____________ 1200-2tp FOR SALE— White melons on A. C. L. track, Car 3893. Itetuil cheap, sale beginning, Aug. 19th. 120-2 tp FOR SALE— 107 acres hammock lund splendid farm for general farming or truck, 3 miles from Enterprise on good road nnd near Garfield station. Come and see.— N. E. Overman, Mossdale, Fla. 120-ltp FOR SALE— 1 set carpenter tools with box, also mechanic tools and bicycle cheap for cash. Inquire, 318 Palmetto. 120-3tp J ^ __ [1I*}I'vTl-Y i 3*1 a , J k . MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS CLIMATE Make Your House Smile With SUN-PROOF PAINT SANFORD PAINT C T A P I ? H. A. HALVEROI U RL SON. Proprietor Wolcka Block Sanford, Fla. Plctmim may <! ive gold out o f tho Jewelry stores, but we haven't seen any evidence o f its breaking into po­ etry yet.—Tacoma Ledger. W e have the most com­ plete line of Ever displayed in San­ ford Let us figure with you on your requirements Also exclusive agents ' for � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 19, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 19, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d5f3132595b1f4c26fe5c16ff0e18f54.pdf c2b618d815986417502a046028c9b859 PDF Text Text . >•■' • t , * ? • --- Daily Herald 1 Sanford THl “City Subslanliaf IN TH E H E A R T OP TH E W O R LD ’S GREATEST V EG ETA B LE SECTION V O LU M E II SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1021 N u m b e r 127 Houses Are Very Scarce in London MASSACHUSSETS CITY TORN UP OVER MOB ASPECT NEGROES ALMOST LYNCHED = »= CLYDE LINE OFFICIALS FLEDGE THEIR SUPPORT SHIP BY WATER MOVE D e i’ i nite Assurances Given Chamber of Commerce C H A M P IO N S W A T TE R S FRED H A L L G U IL T Y M URDER MISS IIEND ESO N GOES U P FOR LIFE . FOR T H E W EEK. (Dr Tho Auocloted Frau) CHICAGO, Aug. lit).— Hitters, (By Th» Auocltud Frau) New England State Gets Touch of South’s Trouble R U S S E LLV ILLE , Ain., Aug. 20.— A verdict o f guilty was rendered by the jury todoy in tho caso o f Fred Hail, charged with the murder o f Miss Martha Hendorson, o f Dnllns, Toxns, hero several months ngo. The A N D S H E R IF F REQUESTS S T A T S TROOPS TO Q U E L L T H B jury fixed life imprisonment ns a MOB S P IR IT punishment. Attom oys for Hall im­ mediately gave notice of intention to The recent nction o f the Fourth Sec­ (Br Th* liK c n u d Fra*., Unable to IIiii 1 housing accommodations, five London families, numbering appeal. tion Committee of Southorn Carriers, F IR E D INTO MOB HA U N STAB LE, Mass., Aug. Ji7 persons, are Hying under a huge tarpaulin outside of a brewery. The pbi> in requesting an upward revision o f 20.— The night passed without In­ tograpb shows tile Improvised home nnd some o f tlm occupants. K IL L IN G M A N Y duns rates from vnrious points to cident nt the county jail here Southeastern Territory, resulted in A T K N O X V IL L E where early yesterday a mob arousing the just indignation o f those threatened to seize and lynch sections affected by the proposed in­ N egro Assault Case, ns Usual, Re­ three negroes charged with crim­ crease. These increases, i f granted, sponsible for Mnny Crimes inal nssnult on n white women. would mean th* levying o f an addi­ National Gunrdsmcn with ma­ tional •109'e on incoming all-rail ship­ K N O X V IL L E , Tenn., Aug. 20 .— chine guns, remnined at the Jell (Br Th* AuooUUd Prtu) ments. The present rates uro burden­ during the night. Reports last W ith nt least forty men nnd women some enough as they stand, and the PRO VID ING FOR R E L IE F TO night were that negroes In a various commercial organizations sufTering from gunshot wounds, twen­ F A M IN E S TR IC K E N COUNnenrby town were forming rescue 1. — A joint resolution formally ter­ throughout the state havo taken what ty-six o f whom were checked in at a *T R Y SIGNED TO D A Y parties to free the prisoners steps were in their power to combat local hospital before midnight, Knox­ Four Months After Be­ minating the state o f war with Ger­ prompted the sheriff to request ville greeted a new dny with pence (By Th* Ai i k U M rn M ) many nnd Austria. state troops and one hundred men it. ing Called to Spec­ 2. — An net creating a national bud­ RIGA, Aug. 20^—An agrement be­ were* detailed. , Outposts were Unfortunate, n great many o f these and quiet ns an nftcrmnth o f three ial Session get system nnd providing nn independ­ tween the United States nnd Russia established along the road h alf committees are powerless to do any­ hours o f near rioting before tho Knox providing for American relief for tho county Jail in which Frank Martin, n ent audit of government accounts. a mile in ench direction from the thing hut protest. Snnford and other fnmine stricken districts o f Russia 3. — An act limiting immigration. W AS H IN G TO N , Aug. 20.— Four jail hut were Inter withdrawn and cities that have competitive rail and negro accused ns the assailant o f a wns signed nt 11:30 this morning by white school teacher, is being held, •1 .— The Sweet hill, consolidating months after hnving been called into eighty o f thc men returned to water transportation facilities are the Waiter Lyman Brown, European rep­ camp at West Knrnstnblc. exceptions. The Sanford Chambor o f nnd which resulted in the state militia special session for the specific pur­ under one hend all ngcncies of nssistresentative of the American Relief Commerce, realizing the value to the and city nnd county deputies firin g pose of enacting new tn riff nnd reve­ nnce nnd relief for cx-sei’vice men. Administration, nnd Maxim Litvinoff, * 5.— The navy appropriation bill, in­ J A Y W A L K IN G ON city of its never failing water route, two or threo hundred rounds from nue bills, the congress hns recessed representing the Russian famine com -1 Senntor which heretofore, has precluded all their pistols and riot guns, into the until September 21 in order that its cluding nn amendment by L A K E L A N D STREETS mittce. possibility of its business men ever crowd. Fears were were entertained work on these mensures mny be ex- Borah authorizing the culling o f n conTH IN G OF T H E P A S T . Jfercnce on the limitation o f nrmnbeing at the mercy o f transportation today that trouble may occur tonight pedited by committees. M E A T PRICES DOWN (Dr Th. Auocl.t«d Frau) exigencies, as in this case, devised in more vigorous form. Although the cull for the special ALM O ST TO PR E W A R T L M E L A K E L A N D Aug. 20.—Jay walk­ plans to use this powerful factor In session contemplated concentrated n t-1 c< ft*wy appropriation hill, re­ IN W H O LE S A LE FIE LD ing on the streets o f the business sec­ its aggressive fight agninst making tention exclusively on the ta riff and (lu,' nK *he enlisted strength of the tion hero became a thing of the past effective these abortive rates. revenue bills, these hills have pro- nrrny to 160,000. (Dr Tk. AuocUUd Fr.ti) grossed little toward actual passage, t ^ bill regulating the landing of The plans culled for the education W ASH ING TO N, Aug. 20.— Whole­ today. Congestion even though mid­ There is now no hope for a tariff *ul,marine cables and requiring fed- sale prices o f dressed beef in Eastern summer, nnd mnny residents o f the of our local merchants to ifrovo the preponderance of their freight by all­ hiII nt this session o f congress. That ern* permits therefor mnrkets this week wns down to within city and county away on vacations* Hills to rcgulntc denling in grain two cents o f pre-war prices of 1013, hnvoheconie so great ns to delay ve­ water, or rail and water wherever this must go over to the long session De­ futurcH nnd to supplement thc Vol­ according to the American Meat hicular traffic and endnngor pedes­ service produces lower rntes thun all cember G. stead prohibition enforcement act Packers institutes. rail rates. It was nlso planned to en­ trians. A desperate effort is to ho made, have been passed by both houses in list the support o f other sections to W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. 20 Demand ^however, to get the now revenue bill have the merchants of those sections that congress get the names of men , through, nnd that mny he nccomplinh- differerit form, nnd are now* in confer­ ence. take advantage o f the wntcr rate to who ‘had been guilty o f crookcdntss L .i i)V November 1 A bonus hill for the relief of ex­ Sanford and haul by truck from hero in the affairs o f the shipping hoard” ^ Z l L business and inservice men, which was sweeping to­ to its destination. was made In the senate today by Sen- („ v|(|un,8 mU9t renmin in thc ,,nrk nH Before proceeding with the further ntor Borah, republican, Idaho, during , t(J thc extt,nt o f fu(Iornl taXfttion on ward passage, was blacked by the di­ rect interference of President Harding details of the ship-hy-watcr campaign consideration o f a deficiency hill car­ this yenr’s incomes nnd profits. wl^» declared its passage would wreck the committee appointed fo r this pur­ rying $I8,G00,000 to enable tht hoard While these mnjor mensures have the government’s whole financial pro­ pose extended all invitation to the to carry on its activities. D A Y T O N A TO H A V E been dragging along in committees, gram. < lyde Line officials to meet with the Senntor Borah declared that if o f­ nearly three-score minor hills, includ­ CO -O PERATIVK M AR K BT. By Recent Tests of the The maternity hill, behind which or­ committee in order that the latter ficials had failed to keep n record of ing eight of gcncrul importance, have ganized women have stood almost un­ Bombing Planes could definitely determine the attitude ' D A Y TO N A , Aug. 18.— A co-operat­ funds received and paid out, and been enacted nnd have become law. animously, has never gotten out of the the t lyde Line would nsHume in th’o Off the Capes ive marktt for Daytona, financed by could givo no reason for cxptnditures The most important o f these were: house committee. premises. growers and others interested^ and and losses, it could not lie passed over W AS H IN G TO N , Aug. 20.— Results IL <•. White, General Agent, and L. progressive people in tho Halifax o f bombing tests held off tho Virginia ns mere incompetency, hut wns S. Scrohle, Florida Freight Agent, met country, ns an assured fact, ns was capos from June 21 to July 21 have with the conimitcc and the honrd of “ shcor crookedness.” shown nt a meeting o f the communi­ failed to displace the battleships from Declaring that the effort to get at governors at their weekly luncheon ty council of agriculture in Casino its pre-eminent position ns the na­ yesterday. At this meeting the plans tho ,,ottom nf "hipping bonrd mnnBurgoyne Saturday night, nt which tion’s chief defense nt sen. ° f Ike "inmittee were explained t o ' nK°ment -wa snot partisan, Senator nearly 100 growers o f this section This wns the outstanding conclus­ fin s,, gentlemen. A direct interrogn-1Glnss, democrat, Virginia, insisted If were present. • ion o f the report o f the joint bonrd H»n was made as to v.hat support the crooks should he found they would The committee appointed by the o f the army and navy, mado public ('handier of Commerce could expect provo to he democrats nnd republi­ A R R E S T C A P T A IN OF community council of agriculture today by Gencrnl Pershing, thc sen­ irom the Clyde olficinls in the con­ cans nlike, an opinion in which Sena­ Jacksonville Citizens in early in the summer to launch the S P A N IS H SCHOONER FOR templated nction. tor Borah ngreed. ior member, nnd approved by Secre­ SM UGGLING CHINKS. Fair Way to Get organization of the co-operative mar­ tary Weeks, nnd Acting Secretary both Mr. White nnd Mr. Scrohic Throughout thc debate on tho hill ket have already purchased a site Roosovelt. Knve positive assurance o f tho fullest Chnlrmnn Lasker, was both criticised Theirs J (Dr Th. A.tocUt.il Frol) and building for tho mnrktt for thc iot asure of co-operation on the part nnd defended. Senator New, renul nuhliJA C K S O N V ILLE , August 20.— Im­ The tests which resulted in tho (By Tho At.ocl.Uil Frot.) consideration o f $0,000. The members sinking o f four ex-German war ships ” 1iv ( lyde Lino in soliciting husican,, _______ Indiana,, ..... and Williams, der ............... ............ ...mo- migration authorities announced to­ JA C K S O N V ILLE , Aug. 20.— The o fthe committee, which is composed 11 s mid preparing data for use in ernt, Mississippi, declared the sooner day the arrest at Forni'ndinn last federal grand jury here today charg­ o f W. H. Colby, chairman, Mrs. A. T. by nerinl bombs proves, however, tho111* tmg the merchants o f other cit- the government got rid o f the whole night o f Captnin Manuel Gaya, o f the hoard added, “ that it has become im­ ing violntinon of the federal prohibi­ F. Chapman, J. Fitch Walker, S. T. perative ns a matter o f nntionnl de­ ■ 1,1 '"ifim g their business via wntcr. shipping honrd the better it would he schooner Santa iAizia, on a federal tion laws, indicted W. H. Dowling, It. ii. . . ’Ul huniliur was also advised for the tho country. Senator Senntor New char­ char warrant charging conspiracy to vio­ E. Wheeler, H. M. Hopkins, Bert Lind­ Leonard and S. B. Crosby, hnve al­ fense to provide for tho maximum lhnl whc» sufficient business had been notorizing it "ns a miserable mess” late tho immigration laws. Officials ready pnid for this property nnd the possible development o f nviation In­ sey, Baker Bryan, J. E. Merrill nnd secured to warrant it, a daily boat nnd n “ stupendous wreck.” Defending snid the arrest wns made in connec­ five others whose names were not dted for it is in their hands. both the army nnd nnvy.” "mi i| he operated betwen Jacksonville The purchase o f the site for the tho chnirmnn tho Indiana senator tion with the discovery o f ten Chinese announced. The cases against Pat Tho testH proved nlso, tho boardi n,i'l Sanford* said he wns ono o f tho ablest busi­ hidden in a barn near here this week, Germain, J. E. Madigan, Kenneth market w§s indorsed by the members agreed, tho “ necessity fo r nlrcroft Mr. Scrohle brought out thc fact ness men in the United States nnd who is believed to have been smug­ Merrill, were arrested on warrants o f the community council present, and carriers o f maximum size nnd speed . r‘*,,lrn ‘’«rgo wns absolutely es- „ * . ,, , „ , . ., gled into this country from Cuhn. early this week issued by United as soon as the company is formally * • * n san offoetivo ndjunct -"t.u l for tho profitable operation o f l ^ h° ' T 'f * ! States district attorney, were dismiss> organized nnd enough money paid in o f the licet,” nnd for the development ,h7 ; boats. Return cargo business 1* f ° n i f ,ff,VC!v t,n* HT ° 8° m' The number o f drug items now on ed this morning when the time came the property wii Hie taken over by of “ effective anti-aircraft armament." com,| be worked up amongst growers ' bInnce ° f or,lor ° Ut ° f “ ‘,i80rpnn* the Co-operative Market Association. the market is 4G,900. for preliminary hearing. "Instead o f furnishing nn econom­ ''ranges nnd produce that will keep 1202,1 c8tn,>,i8,,™c» t “ It developed nt thc mooting that ical instrument o f war loading to tho under ventilation. It is interesting to over one-third o f the enpitni stock o f P R E S B Y T E R IA N S PASS nbnlition o f the battleship, the devel­ ,'' ?. , ralc» ,,n ornnges nnd grnpeM ILLIO N MEMBERSHIP. $10,000 necessary to finance the en­ opment o f nlrcrnft hns ndded to tho .u,t fro,n Sanford to New York as terprise hns nlrcndy been subscribed Kiycn by Mr. Scrohle. complexity o f nnvnl warfare,” tho (Dy Th. A.iocUt.d Fr.o) over one-half o f which was subscrib­ ••'ey are as follows: report stated. N E W YO R K, Aug. 20.— Final revi­ ed nt the meeting Saturday night by All rail, car load, $1.00 per box, less The tests which were conducted by sion o f thc census figures o f the Pres­ the growers/present! mnny o f whom, “ •r '.ml, $1.12V4 per box. tho nnvy with the cd-oporntion o f byterian church in tho United States solidly^ nnd enthusiastically behind All water car load, OOVic per box; tho army air draft, wns reporteclupon shows a total communicant member­ tho enterprise, signified their willing­ ' nr lond, 74Vjc per box. sepnrntely by nrmy nnd nnvnl boards ship o f 1,722,301, the Presbyterian ness to subscribe for more stock in , 1 fiferemtiai in favor o f water, car A L L R E P U B L IC A N o f observers, nnd these reports form ­ London Daily Herald publicity bureau nnnounccs a net in­ the near future in case tho shares yet TO WORK T O D A Y ed tho hnsls o f tho statement Issued L ac,*i i s ,J8c perPur crease o f 205 over last year. This Is unsold are not taken by m arket 4u box.,>OX: l08S thnn car Says Situation Very todny. W A S H IN G TO N , Aug. 20.— A ll ab­ the first time in tho history o f the Amerlcnn, TTHlmnn, -107; National, TTomshy, 404. Runs scored. Amnrlcn»v Ruth, 120: Nntionnl, Rnneroft. Few York, OR. Home runs, Ruth, 45, WILL BE IN A U G U R A TE D IN T H IS Kelly, 20. Stolen bnses, Amerlean, CITY FOR HOTTER A N D C H E AP- TTnrrls, Washington, 22. Nntionnl,. Elt T R A N S PO R T A T IO N Frisch, New York, 39. BIG C A M P A I G N RACE RIOT BREWS CONGRESS LOAFS ON JOB WHILE BUSINESS WAITS AND COUNTRY ANXIOUS AGREEMENT BETWEEN U. S. AND RUSSIA JUST CROOKS SAYS BORAH SHIP BOARD AIRCRAFT HAVE FAILED TO SUPPLANT BATTLESHIP -SUPREMACY NOT SHOWN FEDERAL GRAND JURY INDICTS PROMINENT MEN FOR BOOZE OPERATIONS IRELAND’S PROBLEM UNSOLVED AND PESSIMISTIC O U T L O O K CONFRONTS BOTH COUNTRIES ,0 S“ n,“ rd * » sent Republican senators havo been summoned hack to Washington today e„M riIil,.$1.70 enr loft<1' * 1B0 bbL,' less by Senntor Curtis, Republican whip. c°r mala pi!r bhl. Ho explained no chnngo in prerecess 11,water, big quantity, $1.18V(, per legislative program tentatively agreed barrel. upon contemplated hut it was neces­ Pe^bbL*ntittl 10 ,OVOr ° f Wnt0r’ 57V4c sary “ that we have full working New York” P0" ,,° " to m pursue il ,y ' .H — ono course w u . du j .°rr, l lHn° bvir co-oiioni)i’n.,°u.._ . * ••'•8 e an " T that thi« n88u*‘anco '‘ t r a n c e o off or is nav,gnble wo will always havo an mouthy inJi h'“ ! 1been Kivcn- c ° n v c r t effective weapon to conibnt any ntnction. As ,Rnul on lnto nKffre»sive tompts ivmpw made iiiuuu by uy transportation com ong aa tho St. Johns r i v - ! panics to charge exhorbitant rates. Serious (By Th* Au.alatad ra n ) LONDON, Aug. 20.— Dispatch­ es from Dublin to London news­ papers reflect pessimism over the Irish Situation In view o f the lat­ est developments. The correspon­ dent o f thc Dally Herald saya the situation la very serious and he is unable to see hope as brightly as some do. He admits, however, hope still exists. church that the membership hns pass­ E IG H T Y E A R OL D LA D CRUSHED R E N E A T n TRUCK ed thc 1,700,000 mark. Tho largest single error was d h* (By Th» AitocULd Frau) covered In tho returns for the synixl J O C A LA, Aug. 20.— Rnmond Bocko f Now York.Tho earlier raturns houso, eight years old, wns crushed gave thc synod a total o f 208,782, to death under a truck horo today. while tho roviB.vl figures place tho Witnesses said tho lad attempted to total ut 237,640. climb on tho back o f tho truck nnd Blippod nnd foil under tho wheels, She worries about the dust on tho dying almost instnnly. I t is said that furniture; he worries about tho duo Thomas Lovell, driver o f the truck, I on it. apparently Is not to blame. A L L IE D DEBT R E F U N D F A V O R A B L Y REPORTED IN T H E S E N A T E T O D A Y W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. 20.— Admin­ istration's allied debt funding bill was favorably reported to the senato to­ day by Chairman Penrose, o f the Fi­ nance Committee. Amendment re­ quiring funding he completed within five years added by committee major­ ity. MJt1. A* ‘ �THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1911 PAGR BIX * * * * * * * * * * * * , : STATE NEWS Si * * * * * * * * * * * * * +, COCOA— Whnt is bolioved to be the largest specimen o f woed ever seen in this action >s on displny at the Cocon Trihuno offico here- The weed is o f the well known Careless variety, measuring 15 1-2 inches in diameter, and was found in the gnrdcn o f Huh Williams, nn orange grow er north of Cocoa. Mr. Williams states that whilo this particular weed is snmcwhnt larger than any lie hus ever had, evory summer it is necessary for him to clear hiH garden plot with a club* axe and he has thought at times that it would bo better nnd more quickly done if he used a cross cut saw. G A IN E S V IL L E .— S. A. Osteen, of Lotus, on M erritt’s Island, recently produced $1,178.13 worth o f toma­ toes from ono acre o f ground, ac­ cording to reports to the Extension Division o f the State University. Mr. Osteen harvested 200 crates o f the vegetable from the ono acre nnd roceivd $4.53 a ernte fo r them. In spito o f heavy transportation nnd commission charges, a not return of $027.01, nn average o f $2.41 n ernto, was realized. Shipping began tho latter pnrt o f May nnd continued into July. Copyright 1VJ1 Hart Scluftncr & Ma to Meet Y ou r "'Clothes Cost of Livin g Your Clothes will cost less for the year if you buy good ones. All-wool quality lasts longer; looks better. You save because you buy fewer clothes. That’s our idea here; to sell clothes that save for our cus­ tomers. We sell fewer clothes to each man—but we sell FOR M YER S.— Wireless communi­ cation between Fort Myers nnd Cres­ cent Bench, 15 miles from here, will be inugurated by October 1, accord­ ing to Captain Jack DoLysle, who has been developing the beach for tho pnst several months. Stations will be installed at Crescent Beach, on the estate o f Mod R. Kclium, six miles from here ,nnd at the office of the Fort Myers Press here. In addi­ tion, Mr, Kellum’s yacht, Medbet, will nlso bo equipped with a setEach of tho stations will hnve a talk­ ing radius o f 150 miles, Captain DoLysle snyB. It will be the first wireless telephone communication in this section of the stnte, if not in Floridn. T A M P A .— Children under 17 years o f age must keep off the streets in Tampa n fttr 9:30 o'clock nt night, as the result o f the pnssnge o f the cur­ few lnw. Tho lnw, which becomes offeettivo this week, permits tho presence o f youngsters on the streets if they are employed ns messenger boys, or otherwise. In such instanc­ es permits must be obtained from the police department. THE STAR TO-DAY C O N STA N C E B IN N E Y in "Such a Little Queen” And “The Golfer” a Sunshine Comedy and Fox News ENJOY Y O U R T R IP Havo you over been "caught short o f cash” when touring and bees embarrassed at hotels, garages and shois by tho moro or less urmtl. como attitude toward your personal checks? You can enjoy your trip, freo from anxiety rognrding money mat­ ters if you keep yourself supplied with these self-identifying, every, where-accepted, safe, convenient Cheques for travelers. Peoples Bank o f Sanford Amrlcan Bankers Association A. B. A . W E SELL CIIEQUES T H E M- * * + + + + .v + + + + + + + > + + 4 .+ + + + + + + + + + .:-+ + + -!-+ + + + + + + + + *+ + *+ + *4 t Inst, day for the nnnunl cncnmpment o f the first regiment, Col. R. C. Turck commanding. From tho first the officers o f the camp have been high in praise o f tho work done by tho various units Tho spirit shown has been o f the very host. Tho work hns been hard, hut every dny hns scenl tho nicn hucklo down hnrder nnd nssomplish more. In nddition to the wtprk) o f the enmp tho social side has also been n success. Tho regimental ball stngcd Wednesday night was n com­ plete success. Scores o f pretty Jack­ sonville girls rode to the camp in tho five-ton trucks provided fo r tho pur­ pose nnd until late in the night the fun continued. Baseball games fo r the battalion championship, competitive drills and regimental pnrnde nnd escort bo the colors were some o f the fenturos o f Thursday’s progrnm. Tht regi­ mental banner is the one donated durng the war by the Girls’ Home Guard to tho reorganized Floridn First In­ fantry which was eventually broken up and its personnel distributtd to other units. “Coincidence” is Screen Attractioi] H IL A R IO U S COM EDY W IIA H| A T S TA R TH EATRE. A real treat is in store for tht^l trons of the Star theatro Itcgiuij tomorrow, when the new Metro I lease, "Coincidence," will bo tho I turo attraction. This picture its principal appeal ns splendid i tninment through the snappy ling nature o f the story that nr Bags in its hilarious movement fn the first to tho last. "Coincidence’’ is prosented with all-star enst, including Robert Hi •F nnd June Walker, and relates mishaps o f Billy Jenks, a socially l bilious young man, who goes to 1 TW O D A Y S LE F T Y’ ork to make a name for himsetfi OF E N C A M P M E N T ends up by being arrested fur be FOR S T A T E GUARD. Inry. Throughout the story the | The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes and controlling influence of coia J A C K S O N V ILLE , Aupj. ID.— 'Two dence is shown molding the destiny^ more days nnd the open season for Billy Jenks from the moment thatf buglers will start. Two more morn­ money he is counting blows ootl ings for the winjnnimers nt Camp the window nnd fnlls at the feet F Tho only commodity that doesn’t Johnston to brenk the sweet slumb­ tho girl ho afterward falls in University of Florida pay toll to a middleman on tho wny ers of Florida guardsmen nnd call tho with. Our financiers know that like the from tho producer to the consumer men to work. Will Have Exhibit at From this time on, Billy is Camp Johnston is nbout to witness immigrant this incoming gold is welis homo brew. by one coincidence after another, the Florida State Fair the departure of another swarm o f come only so long ns it can find a suiting in his inheritance of n khaki-clad hoys. Saturday is the j«b .— Boston Herald. THY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. fortune, only to hnvo it stolen fn JA C K S O N V ILLE , Aug. 19.— An him by a polished crook, who entirely new attraction, which is, it W HERE T H E Y P L A Y TO D AY ++ +*+^+ ++ +++ ++++ ++ + +++ + ++ +++ + + +++ + + + *+ + not only to defraud Hilly of Tampa at St. Petersburg. Ih declnrod, will be one of the big wealth, hut also to steal bis Orlando nt Jacksonville. features of tho Floridn State Fair which ho almost accomplishes, Daytona at Lakeland. nnd Exposition at Jacksonville, No­ for Billy’s timely arrival at the *" vember 12 to 19, is the joint exhibit merit where the blackguard has In HOW T H E Y S TA N D o f the University of Florida and the cd her. L Pet. W Stnte College of Agriculture. In this manner the .picture p" <54 .053 O rla n d o .......... 34 The exhibit is to be under the per­ cecils pell-mell, with cacli scene .547 Tampa ........ . . 52 43 sonal supervision of Dr. It. C. Riley, creasing the merriment caused by • 51 47 .520 Lakeland .... director in charge o f the University. mishaps of Billy Jenks. Roliert Hi 45 .455 Daytona ....... 54 Dr. Wilmont Newell, dean of the ron is seen to exceptional advanb .... 44 St. Petersburg 54 .449 • t college, will lie in charge of the ag­ .380 . . 38 <52 Jacksonville .. in this role, while the part <>PP ricultural part o f tho displny. The enhim is admirably portrayed by J® tiro faculty and student bodies will RESULTS YE S TE R D A Y Walker, late star o f the Brosd take part. Florida State League stage ruccchh, "M y Lady FricrAj Preparations are now going for­ A t St. Petersburg 5, Tampa 0. Tho picture was adapted by ward for this big attraction which is At Lakeland 10, Daytona 4. Hooker from a noriginal story expected to attract wide interest. It At Jacksonville 0, Orlando 3. Howard E. Morton, and directed I will ho housed in a separate build­ Chet Wihey. Louis C. Bluer, ing, <50x140 feet in dimensions, which South Atlantic Association graphed i t At Greenville 2, Spartanburg 5. the State Fair Association has set At Charlotte 3, Augusta 5. aside. "Putnam county has never At Columbia 8-5, Charleston 3-7. The following departmtnts are to very strenuous efforts to win he represented: College o f Law, place in the agricultural exhibitj American League College of Engineering, College of the Htnto fnir," says the P»k A t St. Louis 1, Washington 13. Education, College o f Arts and Sci­ Nows. " I t would he a great thief1 A t Chicago 7, New Y'ork 0. ences, general extension division in­ do, nnd if proper stepH arc taken< At Cleveland 4, Philadelphia 0. cluding experimental station, college ly enough tho blue ribbon « Bl A t Detroit 5-0, Huston 0-5. o f agriculture, tho Suite plant hoard brought bnek hero." The nowsp nnd the agricultural extension divis­ says thnt trouble was met with National I.cngue ion emhrncing the county agents’ ccntly in securing fine product* At Philadelphia 3-2, Pittsburgh 4-3. work, hoys’ ciub, home demonstra­ exhibit because on ono previous i A t New York 3, Cincinnati 4. tion work and glrU clubs. ension tho fruits furnished were1 A t ilnston 9, Chicago 8. This will be the first yenr tho State or given away, nnd those who At Brooklyn 11-4, St. Louis 5-1. University nnd Collcgo o f Agricul­ produced them nt considerable ^ T H A T THE BEST IS NO T TOO GOOD FOR SA N FO R D ture hns Uikcn nn active pnrt in tho penso were not considered fi>‘ Southern Association % Stuto Fair nnd it is believed that this At Birmingham 4, Mobile 3. Tho News believes thnt if H** will bo made u permanent fcntuio o f At Nashville 5, New Orleans 10. thoritlcs in chnrgo of getting "p ’ tho exposition. A t Little Roek 1, Chattanooga 2. exhibit will assure growers th*t A t Memphis-Atlnntu, rnin. Tho Collcgo of Agriculture will vnlunblo fru it loaned will be send a big display of live stock in 6d, or compensation made if the Americnn Association connection with its exhibit, it has is sold, thnt there will bo o A t Milwaukee 3, Louisvillo 5. been announced. 1 sponse to tho call fo r exhibit*“ WHERE STYLE REIGNS” A t St. Paul 3-1, Columbus 5-4. A t Kansas City 8, IndiannpoliB 4. Nations will beat their swords into Sonio peoplo work only ( A t Minneapolis 8, Toledo 4. plowshares when thoy outgrow tho 307 East First St. Lord, and somo havo a -feel Phone 15 • Opp. Ford Service Station ytnming to beat commercial rivals times that thoy work only *°r Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. into a pulp. lnnndlord. . + * * * + + * + + + + + * + * + + * + + + + * + + + + + + + + + * + + + * + + + + + + + + + * + + + + + + + + * + + + + + + < M "| .+ .M > + + + + + .t+ .t+ .| .- H more men; that’s the point. People like such service— they tell their friends. Hart Schaffner & Marx make the clothes; you can’t find any better ones. | Sanford Shoe & Clothing SPORT WORLD Is the Best Too Good for Sanford? Our Answer Is Our Shop The only garments that find a place on our racks are the most ex­ clusive numbers created. The newest models and original patterns, designed by the best in America, repose in our cases. Our Millinery is superb in design and novel in creations. ARE YOU GOING AWAY? If so, just as a test, come in before you leave and look our styles over. Then shop in Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, Washington or New York, and when you come back you will admit Baumel’s Specialty Shop .VJ- ‘„ M .‘*1 v Is, �■v ;yi V, S v\ 'T O » » ^ a 4 v2i,»»N'! lit THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1921 P A G E TWO S O C IE T Y M RS. FR E D D AIG ER , Society Editor, Phono 217-W SOCIAL CALENDAR Saturday— Children’s Story Hour will >be held at five o’clock at the Central jpnrk. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Bradford and •"two boys, will leave tomorrow for Daytona Ucuch where they will bo ^guests at the Raymond hotel until [September 1st. Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Clnrk, who have been spending some time here left to­ day fo r their home in Creston, Iowa. W- Misses Elizabeth Musson nnd A g ­ nes Berner leave tomorrow for Dnytona Bench where they will spend th eir vacations. Miss Pattsye Aycock, who has been 'visiting relatives here fur the past tw o months, left Tuesdny for her home in Lcwisburg, S. C, afternoon, by her hostess. There be­ ing three tables of players. Several very interesting games of bridge weio plnyed during the after­ noon. The prize for high score, a dainty collnr and cuff set wns won by Mrs. W. E. Watson. The cut prize, n deck of bridge cards, was awarded to Mrs. A. II. Wallace. At the conclusion of the card gnme Mrs. Roumillat, assisted by Miss Mable Bowler nnd Mrs. Allen Jones, served delicious refreshments consist­ ing o f fruit sherbet nnd cake. Those enjoying Mrs. Kouniillnt’s charming hospitality were: Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Clnude Howard, Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Miss Martha Fox, Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. Fred S, Daiger, Mrs. Allen Jones and Miss Mable Bowler. ************ : i W A R ROMANCE Col. nnd Mrs. Geo. W. Knight, Mr. ENDS IN W EDDING. zind Mrs. I). L. Thrasher, Dr. ami Mrs. Sam Puleston and Miss Camilla PulesAnother romance o f the world war, ton nre spending the week end at the resulted in the marriage o f Miss WinSens hie Inn, nt Daytona Beach. nie Hooper, o f Cardiff Wales, Eng­ land, to Mr. Theo A. Stiles, of San­ Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Smith and ford, Fla., in New York city, August daughter, Juanita, and their guests, eighteenth. Mrs. W. F. Rousseau, Mr. and Mrs. A. The bride, who is a very charming M. Pickett and Mrs. R. W. Miller, of and fascinating girl 18 years old, Jacksonville, are spending the day at first met Mr. Stiles, while in the govDnytonn Beach. eminent service of the U. S. Navy. W . A. Whitcomb, formerly o f this According to Miss Winnie's statecity, but now o f Orlando, was in the merit, it was during the nrmistace day city yesterday. celebration in Cardiff, when a bunch -------of sailors from some ship out for Mr. ami Mrs. R. L. Christcnborry a spree, came down the street arm in and their guests, Dr. and Mrs. C. I. 111) 11, , nnt^ seeing her and her four Stacy and three daughters, and Miss girl friends just ahead, deliberately Beulah Perry motored to Daytona surrounded them in the already Bench Thursday where they spent the crowded street, making overtures to day very pleasnntly. separate her from her friends. Just it tills time, a hand of Aniericnn sailMr. and Mrs. W. A. L efflcr and lit­ ors, coining from the opposite direc­ tle daughter, Elizabeth, returned home tion, seeing the distress, the girls yesterday from Miami, where they were in, could not stand for this have been the guests o f Mr. and Mrs. rough stuff where ladies were con­ John Murrell and Mr. and Mrs. Chns, cerned, made a charge through the LelTler. crowd extricating the Indies from their embarrassment. Mtj. Stiles Dr. uml Mrs. C, I. Stacy ami three happened to be one of the rescuers, charming daughters, who have been nnd now, after two years, Miss W in­ 'th e guests o f /Mr. and Mrs. R. L. nie has decided to become an Ameri•Obristenberry for the past week, left .yesterday for their home in Lakeland. cnn .c iti*en' nn‘1 nbovo nl1’ W,U mnko ______ her home in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Stiles will be at Mrs. Carl Roumillat and attractive a fte r a visit o f several weeks with i lu,n J11" 1 wlmt tho w" rk wil1 nn,oUnt their aunt ami uncle, Mr. and Mrs. .1. to. Others do not, as may lie you have noticed, if you own a gas wagon. It E. Lning. took a tailor at Tiffin, Ohio, to tench a garage proprietor the advantage of Air., and Mrs, Frank Giles and tlie (lat rate . It seems that the tail­ '^dnnghter, Margaret, have moved Into or had had considerable trouble with their new home on Palmetto street, his automobile this summer and his which has just been completed. opportunity came when his garage D. R. Brisson, of Daytona Bench, is man entered his shop to linve u but­ upending several days here with his ton sewed on a coat. Thetailor did the tiistcr, Mrs. W. J. McBride, at her work nnd later handed vthe gnrnge home on Palmetto avenue. > man thin hill: ■ , Kl * * * * * * * * * * * C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CHURCH. . Our services begin tomorrow morn­ ing at 9:45 with tho Bible School. Preaching service nt 11o’clock, nnd ngnin at 8 o’clock p. m. Tho Chris­ tian Endenvor meets nt 7 o'clock p. m. A very cordial Invitation. is ex­ tended to nil to meet nnd ;worship with us. ************ Mr. and Mrs. W. Gwync Fox are Dr. George Hyman, pastor of the pleasantly located in their new home Baptist Temple, has returned from on French avenue. an extended trip to the Northlleld Conference on Mass, and the eastern A ll of the employees of the First cities. While away he supplied the National Bank enjoyed nn outing at Baptist Temple of Philadelphia, of Daytona Bench Thursday evening. which Dr. Russel II. Comvell, is the pastor. He was unable to accept an Mr. and Mrs. Sim Fair nnd two chil- invitation to take part in the services •clren, o f P n ttsvillc, Ala., arrived in at the Temple in Brooklyn. He did thuir car last night and are the guests accept such an invitation with Tre•of Mrs. Ella Lefflcr at her home “ The nmnt Temple in Boston, ami was •Gables.” They were accompanied by there last Sunday. Mrs, Frank Miltcer and little daugh­ Dr. Hymnn reports a wonderful ter Frances Fair, o f Ft. Myers, who trip, He proposes to give the most have been tiieir guests for several impressive things o f the trip in on weeks. address next Sunday morning at the Temple here. Be sure to hear this Miss Laura Lnlng, who has been report. visiting her brothers, J. E. and C, W. Lning, left yesterday for G/een Cove O il, YOU GAR \GE M A N ! Springs for a few days before return­ ing to her home in Spartanburg, S. C, Some garages have a Hat rate fixed charge, notably the Ford service sta­ Mrs. W, H. Washburn and children le ft yesterday for Little Rock, Ark.,, tions, where you can always nsccr- ( * * B A P T IS T T E M P LE , S U N D A Y , A U G U S T 21. :G0 a. m. The Sunday School will he conducted. 11:00 a. m. "M y Impressions o f the Enst.” 7:00 p. in. Tho Young People In A TTE N D E D BARBECUE A T FORT session. C H R ISTM AS 8:00 p. m. "Tho Message o f tho A congenial group o f Sanford peo­ Round Top.” ple attending the barbecue given at Come nnd welcome at the Baptist Fort Christmas yesterdny were: Mr. Temple. and Mrs. Joe Cameron, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Cnmcron, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Killbrew, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Whighnm, Mrs. Aubrey Kendall, D. R. Brisson, C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBride and Mr. SERVICES ami Mrs. O. J. Pope. ■little daughter, Frances, who have hom‘> to receive congratulations nffccen the guests o f Mrs. June Roumil- l,‘r August -2. la t, at her home on Third street, leave ------------------------Monday for their home in Jackson- DR. GEORGE H YM AN ville. HACK FROM T H E NORTH. 1 l : THE CHURCHES * * Mrs. E, F. llousholder left Tuesday fo r Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where she •will visit her sister. Mrs. Housholder w ill also visit relatives in Illinois and Miss Iva B. Wnthen, who has been Indinna. Judge Housholder accom­ attending Mt. St. Joseph Academy, St. panied his wife to Jacksonville. Joseph, Ky., arrived here Monday to make her home with her brother nnd Mrs. W. B. Crabtree and children, sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wathen, W . B. and Dorothy, of Port Tampa, after an nhsence of three years from arc the guests o f Mrs. F. E. Roumillat Sanford. a t her home on Palmetto avenue. * p-l I, * ( S U N D A Y , AU G U ST 21ST Subject: Sunday School...... 10:00a.m . Church Service...... 11:00 a. m. Women’ s Club Bldg., Oak Avc., All are welcome * * * * * * * * * * * * ************ L0NGW00D * i HP ! ! "M IN D " T* tb 4* 4* «!#* *T* *| 4> ip <b ip J# ip ib ^p New Solution of an Old Problem * ************ The women o f the households are busy now putting up grape and guava jelly and marmalades for winter use. Mr. nnd Mrs. Norman Swanson, o f Celery avenue, were Thursday evening visitors nt the home o f his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Neil Swanson, coming out in remembrance of his father’s birthday. Mrs. Bcrtelson nnd little duughtcr returned home on the flth after three weeks spent with her parents It* Pnlatka. Andrew brought them homo in hlK car. Wo understand Mr. Reid, a brother o f Mrs. Bcrtelson, who Is keeping n market on Snnford avenue nnd a fr e ­ quent visitor in Upsaln, is expecting to send for his wife ns soon ns he cnn find rooms. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Lundquist visit­ ed nt the home o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Emil Mngncrson on their wedding anniver­ sary. Ice cream nnd cake wore served. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fry motored up Sun­ day from Windermere to bring home Miss Florence Tyner, who has been their guest. Jesse Lee has been taking bis wife to town for treatment under Dr. Denton, who removed a growth o f a carbuncle order last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Chezuin, of Sanford, have bought the G. Lind orange nnd peach grove consisting o f five acres, in Upsaln. They are expecting to build uml make other improvements. Mr. Lind now occupies a small building on his adjoining land. We hear that Mrs. James Reid, of Boston, Georgia, has arrived nnd is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Andrew All transactions in a retail grocery business are di­ vided into three groups, requiring three kinds of ser­ vice. First, charge and delivery, this transaction is the most expensive both for the merchant and the custom­ er, requiring as it does, telephone, bookkeeper, gas nnd upkeep of the truck. Second, is tho customer who comes to the store, has his merchandise charged hut carries his goods home with him, eliminating a part of the expense. Third, is the customer who pays cash and carries his goods home with him, thus eliminating all expense of charge and delivery. It is self-evident that there should be some distinc­ tion between tho three classes of service. Recognizing this fact I have adopted tho following plan without changing prices: FIRST: All goods priced on a charge and delivery basis. SECOND: Customers charging goods but delivering same will be discount­ ed 2%. TH IR D : Customers paying cash for goods and delivering same will be dis­ counted 5%. Bcrtelson. 4* * >b B. J .Overstreet and E. W. Dick­ son were visitors in Orlando Wed­ nesday. A. R. Saul in ,of Leesburg, wns a visitor in town Friday. J. E. Phipps returned Friday from Jacksonville where ho lms been for the past two weeks. Prof. Chaffer is visiting his par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chaffer. F. O. Fralr returned homo Sunday from Jacksonville where he has been for the past two weeks. A. Y. Fuller and J. S. Dinkel were transacting business in Orlando Sat­ urday. Mr. and Mrs. Holbiiook and two children, of Frost Proof, is the guests o f Mrs. Holbrook's brother, L. P. Payne and family. Mrs. Florence Hudson wns up giv­ ing her regular weekly music, Tues­ day. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Chapman and little son, left Wednesday for their home in Jacksonville, after several weeks visit with .Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel. Mayor Henk and wife expect to leave in a few days for their home in New York, for u several weeks’ va­ cation. Mr, and Mrs. H. R. Chapman and Ray, Jr., and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Din­ kel and Miss Olive Dinkel, motored down the southern part of the slate as far south as Ft. Meade, Sundny. Mr. and Mrs. Riebolt, o f Orlando, were calling on friends Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson, who are out on their old place near pa’m Springs, were visitors in Sanford Wednesday. PAST UPSALA AND GRAPEVULE M ASTE R ’ S NIGHT. Something novel in the way o f a Masonic meeting will lie put on by the local Masonic lodge on the night of August ;<0th, in honor o f the past masters o f the lodge. This will bo called Past Master’s Night, and a feature o f the meeting will l»e that the work will lie exem­ plified by the past masters of the lo­ cal lodge, no other members being al­ lowed to take any active part. Snnf.ird lodge is fortunate in having a number of living past masters who are proficient in the work and all residents o f Sanford. The work will tie handled exclsively by the following past masters un­ der the leadership of Hon. Jno. D. Jinkins: Jno. D. Jinkins, C. J. Humph, F. L. Miller, James Moughton, W. C. DeCoursey, J. E. TcrwilHger, T. E. King, L. R. Philips, A. C. Martin, G. W. Spencer and H. E. Tolar. C. O. Bradbury a past master from an­ other lodge will also assist in the work. A. C. Martin holds the distinction •'f bein" the oldest past master of the lodge he having been master from 1877 to 1880. The third degree will lie conferred on several candidates nnd members ns well hh visiting Masons arc in­ vited to thiH meeting. D. I, Miller, of Jacksonville, gencr- To sew on button________________ Die nl passenger and freight agent o f tho Thread ............. ............................ Uc ’ Occidental Steamship Co,, is the week Button ........................ fle end guest uf Mr. and Mre. John T. Labor, 1.-4 hour___________________!l0c Brady, nt their home on Palmetto Removing old thrend_____________, 7c .avenue. Lnbor, 1-8 hour___________________ 15c N e e d le ____'_________________ - ____ 2c D E LIG H TFU L BRIDGE P A R T Y B eesw a x __________________________ lc A pretty compliment to Mrs. CnrI Knotting th ren d ______ __________ 2c Roumillat, of Jacksonville, tho attrac­ Lnbor, 10 minutes_______________ 20c tive guest of Mrs. June Roumillat, Pont cards— locnl vlewa— lc each nt wns the bridge party given yesterday Total. -09c tho Hernid office. Wednesday wns rather an eventful day for tin- Ballinger’s. In the morn­ ing, V. C. Coller brought out lumber and Mr. Rutherford to ceil an upstair room for them and in the afternoon Mrs. Alfred Erieson and their children and Alfred came when work wns over to help celebrate the 85th birthday of Mr. Ballinger. A fter supper one of the brotherhood emtio out and took him in for the union prayer service of thu Methodists and Congrcgntionniists and then n number of the latter good people came out for n little surprise on us, in honor of the event, making it one o f the best he ever had. He received a number of kind tokens of fresh fruit, jellies nnd pretty cups and saucers. Miss Margaret Erieaou was a guest overnight. Mrs. Ballinger was a Thursday a f­ ternoon caller in Upsnllie calling with Mrs. Erieson on Mrs. Mentor, who has not been very well and on Mrs. Chcezum and Mrs. Eblui Lee, and taking supper with Mrs. Erieson. Mrs. Stedt nnd Mrs. Neil Swanson and Miss Margaret Erieson have been recent visitor o f Mrs. Emil Mngnuson who is gaining slightly, we hear. Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. Tyner have moved into Sanford this week with Mr anil Mrs. Tew on Elm avenue ns the place where they lived has changed hands. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lundquist, Mr, and Mrs. E, F. Lundquist and .Mr. and Mrs. Swanson were callers in Grape* ville Sunday with their families. Mr. nnd Mrs. Westerdick entertain­ ed at their home Monday evening in honor of the ninth birthday o f their grandson, Barnwell Ileek. A number from Upsnlu attended the Sunday afternoon service nt Pnoln. Morris Glidewell, of the West Side, remembered Mrs. Clnrkc with n gen­ erous piece of his birthday cuke Wed­ nesday. Alfred Erieson returned to his work after n ten day vacation mostly spent nt home but taking bis family and other friends twice to tho bench at Coronado and Daytona and one Thurs­ day they look Miss May Drydon to .Palm Springs. Elmer Tyner uml sister, Miss Eu­ nice, with u party of young folks from town and chaperonu picnicked last Thursday afternoon ami evening at Palm Springs. THIS A P P L IE S TO A L L ORDERS OF $1.00 OR MORE EFFECTIVE MONDAY, AUGUST 22 Deane Turner ❖ * 4*+-V++❖ 4*❖ 4*41+ +*M* 4*4*4*^ +4* •H**>4* + •S’4*❖ 4*4-fr❖ ^ ! i N. B. STAFFORD City Route A Artesian W ell Contractor * will work with Machine for $12.00 per Day A l l W o r k G u a ra n te e d ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + 4 + 4 + < ’ + ’H " ( ' 4 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 m 4 + + 4 4 4 'M ' * * * + * + + + ^ .;..;.44.*.:. 4 .4 »y.M *.y** 4 >*4 + <9‘<>4 >*'>4 4 4 +;| f .* * .}* * .}.* .;.* * * * .;.* * * .:.* .;. ❖ I A Cozy Home CARD OF T H A N K S . I take this moans o f expressing my appreciation to the officers uml en­ listed men o f Company D, for their .j. kindness shown me at the death o f a my mother. G. W. W ATE R S . J PROM T H E FOREST TO Y O U By eliminating nil o f tho waste, over half of tho labor, nil of t * middle man's profits nnd by delivering a borne on record time direc from the forest to you Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W S Put Tremendous Savings in Your P o c k e ts The mnny Snnford friends of Geo. W. Waters nre sorry to learn o f the death o f his mother which occurred in Tampa on Thursday. Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows o f nny size. according to latest improved methods o f house construction, of * 1 best o f materials, nt a 'great saving. Their economy is worth inves i gating. W R IT E FOR C A TA L O G U E showing in nuturul colors many attractive,.money-saving homes- I f tho child makes his appearance on tho fust" of the mouth, It is con­ sidered a good form to na.'iq him Bill. A. C. T U X B U R Y L U M B E R CO. Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W , Dept. 18-K ! no d. Terence hot ee*i the Near East nnd the Far East is that the Far East is still open fo r exploita­ tion. CHARLESTON, S. C. ENTZM ING LR BROTHERS J It Isn’t the Interest on what Europa LO CAL AGENTS, LONG WOOD, F L A . owes us that troubles us so much as <.+ + 4 ..y4.4.4.4.4.4.+4’4’4’4*4’4-4’4’4-4-+4’4’4’4-*4’4’4*4-4-4’4’4"S-4’4’4-4-4’4’+ * + ,»,++^ the principal o f the thing. I r 1'■ ti i tsi j J �. THE 8ANF0RP DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20,1921 Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive o f results. STRAW HATS ARE BAD LUCK TO SLIM SALLEE OF THE GIANTS PAGE THREE PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE CONUTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. • CONTRACTORS LAW YERS George A. DeCottes \ Attorney*at-Law Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. Over Seminole County Bank SANFO RD BATTERIES 4% Being it Story About Pud Hawkins and the King of the Rears By N E L L H. CROSS (All Rifhtf RtMrrtd) For many years, more years than Mr. and Mrs. Bruin could count on their fingers and toes, they had made their home in the jungles o f Hlackwuter Creek and Rock Spring Ham­ mock. Mr. Bruin, whose age and sizo gave him precedence over all others of his trihe, was known throughout the jungles us the "K in g o f Bears." His selfish, greedy nature was the cause of much dissatisfaction among his bear neighbors, and in conse­ quence most of them had emigrated to other parts, leaving him nlonc tas “ monarch of all he surveyed." Not caring to live so fo r from oth­ ers of his tribe in his old age, ho de­ cided to leave his home on Blnckwntcr Creek and move fyis fam ily further south on the Wckiwn river. Then, too, the game and berries were more plentiful on the Wekiwa range. Won­ derful tales of miles and miles of blueberries, and pasture lands running over with hogs, cattle, Hhecp and goats had reached his cars. What lifiir would hesitate to take possession of such a country? Early spring found Mr. Bruin and family housed in u secluded bend of tin Wekiwa river not fa r from his foraging ground. "A h ," said Mr. bruin as he smacked his lips; “ What an easy life for me, no more long, tiresome trips for our daily supply of food; blueberries, blackberries and huckleberries in ubundnnco; haws and persimmons to be hud fo r the climb­ ing, grapes hanging low and tempting .tod more than all these, a fa t porker from Farmer Boyd's flock to spice up our diet once in a while. No more o f IHackwater Jungle for me und mine." Now, while Mr. Bruin und family were living on the “ fat of the land," the farmers in that section were not feeling so good over the matter. One by one they were missing n fat lamb “ r pig, or perhnps n half-grown yearl­ ing or a full-grown hog had gone to satisfy his appetite. Hunting parties were organized; their best dogs were put on his trail, and days were use­ lessly spent in chasing this mnrnuder. Mr. Bruin, tho’ very daring, was also '* ry cunning. He had learned to shun the tempting bait that hid tho crafty steel trap. His keen eye discovered ia time, all pitfalls and nooses set for his benefit. He knew just where to leap in the Wekiwa river and crouch into a muddy cuvo under the hank in eluding his enemies. No mnttcr whnt •heir plans were, Mr. Bruin was aluays equal to tho occasion, and all clFnrts were futile when it concerned this daring thief, who was dnily cut'ing short their winter’s ment supply. Now in another county lived a map wh“ w» » known far and wide fo r his ■^iH llR « marksman. In all tho coun­ try there w « b no one with a truer aim ur a steadier hand thnn Pud Hawkins, imd his bravo followers, Homer lause, ' Charley Brown and Jake ynno were close second with tho rifle. It was to these huntsmen that tho farm erg appeals in their troubles. ' er a hard day’s chnse with gun and ( ngs Mrs, Bruin and cub were brought trophies of tho hunt, and Pud says that only a broken rifle prevented him from adding to his collection the dar­ ing Mr. Bruin. Overjoyed at tho success o f Pud and farmerB went to their omes hoping once more to He down v nf* ht with° ut havinK th° ir « i bors, ntl;rrupte<l by th<i Bfiucnl ot “ P 'B or the bleat o f a lamb. Her such an experiment and nar­ row escape they supposed Mr. Bruin would give them a wide berth, und that their days of trouble were over ns fa r as bears were concerned. In this they were mistaken, fo r the very next week Mr. Bruin was back on tho range destroying and killing on every hand. Again Pud Hawkins and his men came to the rescue, and before another moon rolled around Mr. Bruin had served as a feast for the formers and his captors. Needless to Hay there was grent rejoicing on the pnrt of the farmers, to be rid of this henr family. Mr. Bruin weighed no less than five hundred pounds, und was the biggest hear ever killed in that section and nnturnlly tho subject o f the biggest "bear story’’ ever told by Pud Hnw­ kins and his men. Sanford Constructs Co^ CONTRACTO RS A N D D U IL D B tS TOR OVERHAULING TOUR OAR Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Company Sketches nnd Estimates Free; Phone 189 L. A. Rcnaud, Prop. building too large and none too ra sD . ----- A L L W ORK G U A R A N T E E D -—— HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “Battery Insurance” J> __________ F L O R ID A Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully Furnished W* Bp«olilli* on El»«trlc4l Work «ad #.n *l»» A ll Work Guaranteed you <Up.nd.bl. ••rrlc .. WE ALSO HAVE COWETZHT MECHANICS II. T. P A C E P, O. Box H » SERVICE THE TALE OF BRUIN Contractor and Balldtr SANFORD Battery Troubles to Us i! Th e Seminole County Bank.... PROGRESS INTEREST PAID S. 0. Shinholser FLO R ID A BRIHO TOUR STRENGTH . Slim Sallee, New York Pitcher, Who li Not Superstitious, but Refuses to Wear a Straw Hat Because of the Jinx. Some of tli«? ninnts were chiding Slim Sallee for clinging to a soft lint In the straw tint season, which led the veteran pitcher to explain why he did no. “ I never tiad a straw hut yet that didn't bring me bad luck," he said, "and I'm ofT them for life. I started lust summer with one and when things began to break bad for me I threw It away and got another. Hut this didn't change my luck, und 1 got still another one. I'll bet In nil I Imd 12 straws before I went back to the old soft lint. I bought four of 'em on one trip to New York early In (he summer when I was with the Reds. But I finally learned my les­ son, and the next time you see old Sal with u straw Imt on Ids head Just come right up and knock It ofT," Sold nnd Serviced by Wilson & Shorey Pino and Gnriand Sts., Orlando, Fix. PURE W ATER Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee G AR AG ES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing O IL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Oak and First has such a lonesome time nt home? R E A L ESTATE (Hot Springs, Ark., papers, please copy). E. F. Lane A delightful surprise party wns tendered Mrs. I). II. Kuhun nt her Real Estate and Insurance home on First street, August 9th, the Phone 95 happy oecnsion being the birthday of Vacation days are nearing nn end. Mrs. Rabun. Mrs. Albert King and lovely People nrc returning home in a Btondy Mrs. Will Hnrtlinc brought Geo. W . Knight stream. The summer outing has been cakes nnd u big freezer of lee cream very beneficial, both from a physical and many of the near neighbors gath­ Real Estate and Insurance nnd mentni standpoint. Folks look ered to pnrtuke o f the delicacies and SANFO RD FLO R ID A well nnd happy and hnve returned full spent a pleasant evening. All wished of pep. Those that went north feel Mrs. Itahun many huppy returns of better after tho delightful change of the day. Horace Swaggerty and Drew W ar­ The vocational committee o f the Buslclimate nnd food and the joying of seeing old friends nnd old homes, ren have purchased the old Potter ness nnd Professional Women's Club while those to tho beaches also feel place in partnership. Mr. Swaggerty requests nil young women desiring •W H AT’S WORTH W H IL E ? ’ line and Invigorated after the splen­ and family will occupy the house and employment to register nt tho First Mr. Warren has built a new house Nationnl Bank. Question Is Answered in Lois Welter’s did saltwater plunges, the sport o f upon tile south side of the place on AG N ES G. BERNER, Chairman catching fish and the ncqunintnnship Lutcfct Production. o f new people. Vacations are worth Monroe street. This is an old farm, “ What’s Worth W h ile?" Well, let’s while. A general relaxation, change very fertile and in very good condi­ Eyes Examined Glasses Designed see- Doggonit- that’s a simple little of mind, food and habits means re- tion. Henry McLaulin, Jr. question in simple language, but it newed ambitions, spurred efforts, re­ Mr. Warren sold his home on upper OPT. D. makes m ethink. I ’ve very often stored energy and a greater endeavor j Monroe street to Mr. Coleman, of heard tho remark “ that’s not worth towards the undertakings o f the com- j Longwood. while." It is not hear as high sound­ ing year. Mrs. Hugh Brawdy and mother, of ing as “ What’s Worth W hile." Look Under the supervision o f Charles Orlando, visited friends here Friday, that lust sentence over again. Now ales, one o f the trustees, the graded] Mrs. J). H. Rabun, Mrs. Will Hartdon’t you agree with me? When you school grounds at Monroe are under- line and son, Carl, motored to Palm think o f "W h at’s Worth W hile" you going u decided improvement. The [ Springs nnd Orlando Friday, OPTOMETRIST think o f something wholesome nnd grounds have been plowed, graded and ] John Hell und family have return- OPTICIAN pure and, thinking thus, so will your tiled and a fence will he built. A base oil home after a delightful vacation at Grudunte Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. actions he, and in doing “ What's ball diamond has been laid out and Hot Springs, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jacobs, of ChuWorth W hile," there’s n feeling goes Hhndc trees and flowers are to he with it— n pence o f mind and exalta­ plnntcd. The graded school at this luotu visited friends nt Monroe re­ tion that only wnrtli wltile things can plncc will now develop into one of the cently. Mr. and Mrs. Bartow Mann have re­ show places of Seminole county. tiring. C. C. WILSON, Ounnr A base lull I team lias been organ­ turned from a visit to relatives in S A T IS F A C T O R Y SER VIC E AND Louis Weber has picturizcd her R E A S O N A B LE PRICES latest original story "W h at’s Worth ized here and the boys are excited nnd Kentucky and Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cain and son El- .. With! mother* G»r»*« Hulldln* W h ile?" which will lie shown,at tho enthusiastic over the outcome of the gumes, and the development of the den, have returned home after spend­ Stnr theatre ns a Paramount next various ball talents of the members. ing the summer nt their old home at Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Ave. Tuesday. Claire Windsor heads a The team has played several small Knoxville, Tonn. splendid cast. New Era Printery Mrs. Charles Bell and son, Ernest, towns and carried o ff the laurels, but G. Bassett Smith, Prop. lust week they mot the Stetson boys are expected homo from Hot Springs, C O M M ERCIAL A N I) at DeLand and were hard hit with a Ark., soon. STOP CATARRH I OPEN JOB P R IN T IN G Mr. and Mrs. George McCrunib, fade out o f 27 to <1. The boys will NOSTRILS AND HEAD Misses Alice Holly and Thelma Lake play Orlando Thursday. A delightful fish fry was enjoyed spent Sunday at Daytona Beach. Bur§ Cream Applied In Nostril* Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Buchanan have at Crystal Lake one evening lately. Herald Printing Co. Relieves Head-Colds at Once. Those composing the party were: Mr. returned home after a delightful stay and Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs. George of five weeks at Daytona Beach. I f your nostrils are clogged and McCrumh, Misses Alice Holley, Ivn BOOK, JOB A N I) COMHenry Mills am] fam ily have moved your head is stuffed and you can’ t Bales, Linda Miles, Thelma M E R C IA L P R IN T IN G Lake, to their own farm in Monroe. breathe freely because o f a cold or Rush Stafford and George Mathews. Phone MS Herald Building Mr. Crenshaw, o f the East Side, rutnrrh, just get a small bottle of Two negroes attempted to break in- lias moved to thu Pace place vacated Ely's Cream Balm at any drug st*r« ' to the home o f Ed. Oglesby Thursday by Henry Miles. P R IN T IN G Apply a little o f this m igrant, anti­ morning before daylight. Mr. ami Wesley Pride had the misfortune to septic cream into your nostrilr and let Mrs. Oglesby had risen early and gone cut his head badly while diving from 250 Hammcrmill envelopes printed, it penetrate through every nir-pns-- fishing lenving their daughters Dora, the springing hoard at Crystal Lnkc. $1.75.— Seminole Printery, 902 French snge ot your head, soothing and heal­ May nnd Ilosa Lee ut home. Shortly 87-6tp He attempted to turn a somersault avc. ing the inflamed, swollen mucous after Mr. and Mrs. Oglesby left, tho und dropped upon the sharp edge o f membrane nnd you get instant relief. girls were disturbed by some one at the bonrd. He was taken to the doc­ LOW TID E S ON T H E BEACH. Aht how good it feels. Your nos­ the window. They rushed out of tho tor and several stitches taken in tho trils nro open, your head is clear, no house nnd ran to tho residence of Mr. wound. He is recovering nicely. August Hour more hawking, snuffling, blowing; no Blalock fo r usslstnncc. When Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rabun enter­ 20 ........................................... 3:24 more headache, dryness or struggling Blalock reached the house of Mr. tained with u pound party Thursday 21 ........................................... 4:00 for breath. E ly’s Cream Balm is just Oglesby the intruders had fled. Other evening. A crowd enjoyed the o m is ­ 22 .................................................. 4:30 what sulfercrs from head colds uml prowlers have been in this community sion. 23 ........................................... 5:17 catarrh need. It’s a delight.— Adv, of late. A gun belonging to Mr. Philip A g ger is making prepara­ 2 4 ........................................... 0:05 Jewell, wns stolen Sunday afternoon tions to build nnothur cottage upon his FOR M Y E R S — A bolt o f lightning while the fam ily were visiting neigh­ 2 5 ........................................... 0;20 plncc. J. W. Miller will also build an during a storm hero Inst week a f­ bors. 20 .................................................. 7:23 addition to his house. fected industrial motors in such a 27 ...................................................8:27 One of our erstwhile staid and Bob­ Mrs. Wheeler Marsh, o f DcLund, manner n sto puzzle local electricians er business men hns lately blossom­ spent the week end with her parents, 2 8 ...................... When the bolt struck a power lino it ed out in n gny dashing, gallant Beau Mr. und Mrs. Aihert Hawkins. 2 0 ................................................ ] 0:00 disarranged a huge transformer in Brummell. A certain car is at the Mr, nnd Mrs. J. W. Jewell are con­ tho rear o f tho Fort Myers Press of- service of all tho belles in the com­ fined to Qie homo by chills and fever. The oppressed across the tcenn nro fleo. For o time no lights wore avail­ munity and many patient and pains­ Mr. Jewell, who is a mechanic at'th e poor fellow lovers o f liberty; thoso able and complex machinery not taking lessons are given the village R. U. shops had to lay o ff for sovcrul in the alley here nt homo are “ shift­ knocked completely out o fcommis- beautius as to the Intricacies o f shift­ days. less and unwashed aliens," slon ran backward, n freak circum­ ing gears, upplying gas, reversing Albert Draper, who has been work­ stance which trouble men who re­ levers, etc., attending the skilful ma­ ing In the R. R. shops fo r several In Chinn, bandits are fastened in a sponded to a hurry coll fo r repairs nipulation of an auto. Vacation days yenrs, him resigned his position and cage and left to starve. Here they are grent for the wife.. She hns such have been unable to explain. will farm again this fall. occupy an office nnd contlnuo to fat­ a good time at tho mountains, springs, beaches, etc., but poor hubby! He ten. THY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. H E R A LD ADS get results. LAKE MONROE .. Employment Bureau.. WILSON VU LCANIZING WORKS Elder Springs W ater 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Fix, LORD’S P U R IT Y WATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Phono If? Dally Service S A N FO R D NOVELTY W O RK S i V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mil) Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fix. E LE C TR IC A L C O LO N IA L LA M P S G ILLO N & F R Y Phone 442 TRANSFER “ WE D ELIVER THE GOODS’* Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If wo please you, tell others; if tell us. Phone 498 HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “ Snnford’s New Hotel’* $1.50 Up Per Day C. A. W H ID D O N C LE A N IN G , PRESSING , A L T E R IN G Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co^ Phono 465 D R IN K Eider Springs Water. Its 99 08-100 per'cent pure. Phone 81L TIME W e have the STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars fl:31 and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc* BALL HARDW ARE CO. �*•* \WJVrs -' •■; f w\ TO? m y? Nl*iW fn*\t it*V*V Si . 'V ' V^V THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20,1921 P A G E FOUR IANF0RD DAILY HERALD .▼ FO LLO W IN G O U ll LE AD bringing tho commercial products needed by the separated places cheap­ er than tithcr by railroad or by big steamship. Tho grontest distribut­ ing center fo r fuel In tho Southeast ought to be Tampa. The tankers have a direct short run to this port from the Mexican und Texan. oil Helds, while the coal o f Alabama mines can como direct, with one handling from tho mines to tho docks o f this port. Why oven tho anthra­ cite o f western Pennsylvania nnd West Virginia can be londcd on tho self propelling barges now plying tho Ohio nnd the Mississippi rivers nnd discharge their tonnage directly into, tho Tampa coal yards fo r fn r less cost thnn the freigh t rnte by m il, nnd in nbout the same time. Tnnipn, for one part o f Florida, at leust, is going to avail itself o f somo of thu opportunities. Experience tenches a dear school, but fools will learn in no other. However that may be, Tampa’s experience with the rail­ roads hns taught it that the oppor­ tunity to be independent nnd grow rich nnd great is presented via Bhlp route ,nnd the steps tnken by the Tampa Traffic League, Tnmpn busi­ ness men generally, nnd those now going forward In the organizations o f the citrus and other growers nnd shippers, meuns results In the near future.—Tampa Tribune. ----------- o----------GOOD FOR T H E NEW S. F L O R ID A ’S C L IM A T E A N D SUM­ MER RATES. The Bank o f the Community m i 7 ifu n m u m |I lu U r at Tke Imitation is the sincerest form o f “ M i t e , WT ManaUa i n i M Congressman Sears is supported by flattery. The Sanford Chamber o f i u b t i rurda fncts In his protest ngninRt .tho re­ Commerce can take pleasure In not­ ing that the other commercial organ­ cently rendered decision o f tho Inter­ ru iU E H U I state Commerce Commission which izations throughout the state arc fo l­ classes Florida ns nn exclusively A HOLLY ___ ___________ Editor lowing along the same plans devised is the solid warp upon which is wov­ winter tourist State, and thereforo J. MLLARD....Secretary-Treasurer by this organization last winter, when en the fabric of commercial life and A. NBBL..___ __ Genera] Manager it waged a successful publicity cam­ not entitled to Bummer railroad rates, paign against tha ^multitude of stock while California is classed ns nn nilfinancial success 'CURTIS BARBER selling schemes which at that time In­ yenr-round tourlBt State. ~ atmooLATiou uamaolm fested Seminole county. Press re­ Evidently the members o f tho com­ Phone 148 up to 6 P, M. ports stnte that Orange county was mission are laboring under nn Im­ Eatoe Made K«ew» *n Applleatl** i mulcted o f nn amount in excess o f pression which seems to be general M m la Adraaea $000,000.00 by these gentlemen o f the Tw throughout the country, thnt Florida Order o f the Engraved Certificate. climnto Is very severe during tho IBoIlrered ta City Dy C»rrt»f Every element of good II Om U Think how many miles o f good roads supimer months nnd that those who this would have built if this money banking, which has for IS. U ll*pM* Weekly Herald arc not accustomed to it ennnot en­ I Sealeol* Oounty and la pubIlia*d had been invested for thnt purpose. It M4ar. Adr*rtl*luc ruta* mede know* it§ purpose the better­ dure the climate. The Stnte is spend­ ktlau. Demecratio la palltlM, fl.lO is claimed that Seminole County wns ing money to remove this impression, alwayi la *dranee._______________ gullible to the extent o f $70,000.00 ment of the community heenuse It is not true, nnd whilo tho and this figure would undoubtedly ir o f The Associated Press is found here number o f summer visitors ennnot have been greater but fo r the timely be compared with the hundreds of warnings of the local banks and thousands who spend their winters Chamber of Commerce, If an attempt hero an effort is being mndo to de­ was made to raise a similar amount by S k ip by Water. velop tho summer trade, nnd it is popular subscription to finance thu difficult to understand why the Intcrbuilding of a go lf course nnd yacht A n d ship by truck everywhere. stno Commerce Commission should basin it would take about the same -------------- o--------------not eo-opernto to this end. A n d the railrond rates can stay length o f time it would tnke nn indi­ a The summer climate o f Florida is vidual to walk from here to Mnrs, if w h e n they are and go bang. “A Community Builder'* milder than thnt o f California nnd such a thing were possible. ----------- o----------mnny o f tho other States o f tho Un­ F, P. FORSTER................................... President However, a salesman, with a smooth T h e Chamber of Commerce is get­ ion. Tho reports o f the United States line of talk and n kit containing fig ­ B. F. W HITNER.................................. Cashier tin g results along many lines, and Weather Bureau pYovb this. Not that ures showing big dividends based on *11 It needs is the active cooperation the sun docs not benr down here, for hypotheses, has the uncanny faculty o f the people o f Sanford. it does, and It would be foolish to of making the most conservative citi­ ----------- o----------contend thnt collars do not w ilt oc­ zen,on investor in n proposition about T h e Sanford Herald makes the an­ casionally, but heat waves nnd sun­ which the latter has as much know­ nouncement: "E very day hotter in ledge as near beer has alcohol. The Do La ml News came out with strokes are practically unknown in S an ford." To which we reply: Every Although it is unfortunate that fourteen pages yesterday, having a Florida ,nnd this summer, while other day perfect in Lakeland.— Lakeland these warnings were not sounded be­ special eight page edition all about States nro going nMoiit with their The best Road Material, crushed or screened. Finely Ttlogrnm . fore these large sums o f money were the splendid new Dreka Theatre, men­ tongues hanging out, Floridn 1h wear­ ---------------o -------------ground Limestone for Agricultural purposes, side walks taken, in most instances from the tion o f which was made In tho Her­ ing her sensible clothes nnd feeling 1 and artificial stone work. W o are trying to give the tfnily state, it is to be hoped thut the educa­ ald on Monday. This is enterprise, pretty good, thank you. 'subscribers a good sendee in the city tional campaign now being carried on The Inter-state Commerce Com­ , „ , , _ , , , , . . not only 6n the part o f Mr. Dreka In b y carriers. I f you do not get your mission did not base Its opinion on " , ^ building such a splendid theatre, and paper at night let the office know it Tampa Hoard of Trade ami Clearing facts. It wns founded on the fnlso BUILDERS A N D H YD RATE D LIM E a t once, and we will see that you do House Association and the Jackson­ giving' his people \Vhnt they want, impression of Florida's summer hut enterprise on the part o f the g e t it. FLO RID A LIM E CO. OCALA, FLA. ville banks will be the means o f hav­ News, in calling attention to the new weather held by those who hnvc never ---------- o ---------ing individuals give the "third de­ lived through it, and in protesting The big Weekly Herald went out gree" to all propositions submitted to theatre and DoLnnd in general. The against this opinion Congressman News editorially, hns the following: yesterday with fourteen pages and it them for investment. "The Daily today contains fourteen Sears hns all tho fncts nnd figures in la one o f those Florida weeklies that To the people o f Sanford and SemL TH E A T R E RESORT pages. How’s thnt fo r August lit? In his favor, if they nimumt to any­ rem ains big all through the summer nole county it is recommended that DANCE H A L L CAFE thing.— Floridn Metropolis. months. Get your advertisement in they inquire for the endorsement o f j the dull old summer time? ----------ELECTRIC ------"This is the first tipie DeLnnd has 1 (he Sanford Chamber of Commerce] the W eekly Herald. ( ever had a dnily paper in the stim- In Circuit Court o f the Seventh Ju* P IA N O S ORCHESTRIONS ----------- o at the very beginning o f an attempt, | Thorc has been no dull summer in by a salesman, to negotiate the sale ! mcr time, and the people have stood * diclal Circuit of Floridn, FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN A L L STALES A N I) SIZES behind the proposition in a splendid tho Herald office. It has been a con­ of any securities whatever, Seminole County at Reduced Pricey There are a number o f important manner, permitting it to pay its own tinual rush ever since the lirst month « ) f summer,und it looks like none of projects contemplated here, and one of running expenses— which is more C IT A T IO N ub w ill be able to take even a day which, when completed, will make for than we expected it to when we made Lillie Hall, Complainnnt, off f o r vacations. The people like a Greater Sanford. They will all have the venture. ’ W . S. H A Y N E , Tampa, Florida to be financed. Let your civic pride "The opening of the beautiful new vs. the H erald— both daily and weekly. nnd good judgment predominate. In­ Dreka theatre— nn event in the his­ M nthew.Hall, Defendant. W RITE-------------------------- PHONE----------------------------- WIRE ---------------o----------tory o f DoLnnd— hns been duly cele­ To Mnthew Hall, plnco o f residence Tw enty-six new subscribers added vest your money in Sanford. brated by the printing o f a 1-I-pnge to tho dnily list this week is not so unknown: Pure Milk and Cream. Morning nnd nfbad fo r the middle of summer, nnd it Ol’ I’ OR I U N I IIE S NO I A V A IL E D paper’ on this occasion. You aro hereby ordered to be, nnd ternoon deliveries. Milk depots nt J. H. OF. "DeLnnd is coming. It hns emerged appear before our said Court nt the i s curtain thnt by the Hrst o f Defrom its swaddling clothes ns a v il­ Court House In Snnford, Florida, In Tlllls, Stokes & M illitzers; Popular tmiriber, the Daily Hernld will have Moses Folsom of the Florida State lage, out o f its boy-clothes ns a town, the above entitled cause on the First a thousand or more subscribers in Markets. Phone 400 your wnnts nnd is assuming tho garb o f matur­ Monday in September, 1921, the same th o city alone. This shows thnt the Marketing Bureau, says: “ It may bo a bit o f news to some ity ns a thriving little city. being the 5th day thereof, nnd n rule people o f Snnford want a daily paper, Floridians to learn that pig iron is "W ith unity o f purpose nnd o f no- day o f this Court, to answer the bHI and are willing to support it. And w o intend to make the Daily Herald being shipped from Belgium, Norway tion, wo can make DoLnnd the best o f complaint, else thu same will he b ig g e r nnd better every month if and Sweden, nnd coke from Germany, little city in Florida. To accomplish token as confessed ami followed by to Pacific const points nnd manufac­ this, we must have sewerage, better appropriate decree. possible. , It is further ordered that this or­ tured into steel. This is cheaper than streets, better fire protection, pnrks, ----------- o----------to ship across the United States by libraries, etc. A proposition to issue der he published in tho Sanford Her­ .8TAN1) 11Y T IIE CHAM BER OF rail. Before tho war, under the old bonds nnd accomplish these things ald, a newspaper published in Semi­ COMMERCE. freight rates, pig iron was shipper] will oe before tho people in a short nole county, Florida, once entfti week i -------- for eight consecutive weeks. A ll reports to tho contrary notwith­ from Birmingham to the western time, and it is hoped that we nmy Given under my hand and Hcnl of coast at a cost of $12 a tbn. Now it thrash out all differences o f opinion, standing, it appears that the Clyde said Court, this tho 9th day of July, is $22 a ton. This European mnterial relegate prejudice to the rear, pre­ lA n c in willing and anxious to help A. D. 1921. tbn shippers get cheaper rates, and crosses the Atlantic, passes through sent a united front—and place DeA lady who had n family of three children didn’t (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, the Caribbean sea, the Panama canal, Land municipality on a pn*r with the •will do nil In their power to assist. want any more because she had heard that every fourth Clerk o f Circuit Court, nnd pays $1.20 toll per ton, and goes Individual and firm progress which T h e attitude of Messrs. White and child born in the world was a Chinaman. Seminole County, Fin. 1 Scroble yesterday at the Chamber of the Ion gtrip up the Pacific to mills the town is enjoying." E. F. HOUSHOLDER, Commerce luncheon, was one that in Caylifornin, Oregon and Washing­ A ludicrous, perhaps, as an old misconception some Attorney. 7 . 9. 9 .W T H E P U B L IC IT Y T A X . cannot be sidestepped, and when the ton, at less cost than from Birming­ skeptical folks used to have about advertising. 'Chamber of Commerce, through the ham. Why not ship this material to IX THE CIUCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICThere are few progressive towns IAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. IShlp by W ater Committee, and the Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa and Pen­ There was a time, when some advertisements had • FLORIDA.—IN CHANCERY oth er com m ittee, who will assist, sacola and start some mills in Flori­ m Floridu thnt are not now levying ’ to he taken with a grain of salt. A few misguided ad­ CITATION p o t on their campaign o f education da? It would beless than half the taxes for publicity purposes. St. Au­ vertisers thought they could sell their goods better by and rnnko the trip to other cities in distance to the Pacific const. Florida gustine has just voted n one mill levy Ercl T. William*. misrepresenting them. Those advertisers havo long V N . th is part o f Florida, they will 1* has lu,H access i,CCCBa to l(i tho t,,u sea Ht’n ns ni! no ,l(' other which will raise $10,(100, to be used Uni! II. ili'iul. ct nl. since gone out of business or mended their ways. Hard II tli'Hil. Illnnmlmilon, 111.; Uni. II. arm ed with fncts and figures regard- i *[aU'' “ ml frel« ht >>>’ w» u‘r is much fur advertising thu city’s attractions, InlollCm. experience taught them that untruthful advertising limn, lllooiiiliiiMmi, III,: L'lerpnrp M, White. ItlMiiiilniilon, III.; li. A, IIIIHInn.l. in g tho water rates that will open the j thl,n >>>’ rnil- Why not make her entertainment o f conventions, etc. didn’t pay. Norman, til.: Julia F. Itrli-e. real'leure aneyca o f the business men and fruit Florida a manufacturing state? The St. Petersburg will soon increase her known: Thutluw lll*lu,|>, roliivnco unknown: chocolate o f tho tropical countries publicity tax from one nnd one-half II. A. Mmley, reahlvliro unknown; I'lmol A. and truck growers. Nnuiuli'r*. rmliluliPB unknown; J. I.. Holman. Other advertisers proved that the only way to ad­ south of us goes right by Florida to to two and one-half mills. Orlando ri**lilomu. unknown; mill Joint |„ l.eimin, ro«l I t hus come to the time when it is vertise successfully, make regular customers, and build ilpnor unknown: n o t n fight with the railroads at nil. the north to he manufactured. The and Miami, in addition to the taxes ll n|i|>purliiK from the nw-orn 1.111 of comun good will was to T E L L TH E ABSOLUTE TRUTH in till* rnuio fllpil ntniloal Joil, Hint roll I t i » almply the people trying to pro- coffee of Brazil goes right, by our levied for this purpose, rase thous­ lilulnt about their goods in their advertisements. tinvo whip IntPrpKt In llio iiiuil* In miil.l Mil of ‘tect themselves, and it will soon bo state to northern ports to be distrib­ ands o f dollars by popular subscrip­ 'iimpljilnt noiifloiiPil mol iliwrrlM'il, uliuntt'il. Ivins mol lioliii: In Seniluiilo Cuuiily, 1‘lorliln, to'tho railronds fighting for up exist­ uted. Why not distribute it from tion which are all expended for the wll: In HePtlou hup. Town*lilp 20 Homh, llmiu'o , You enn depend on the merchant or manufacturer Floridn cities? The American mahog­ :.l i:«*t, MIDI °l HI’. ',; In Section 12. Tuwn*til|i advertising of. those cities. No one ence, if the people will stand back of 2 n South, Itm itfu it I K»«t, l.ot* I m ol 2 , lit.j of who advertises. The concern that tells you frankly th e various hoards o f trade and any market is at Louisville, Ky, It in those citiees argues the question SHU: In HpcIIiiii III. Town*hl|> 20 Hotllli, llmmo what it is doing is a goxl concern with which to do bus­ U KuU. Mil* I, 2, mol il; 111 Section 21, Tuwuchandlers iff commerce and business comes from the countries smith o f us. of whether it pays to advertise. The «M|i 20 South, Itmnto Ml En*l, lot I; In Section iness. The store thnt advertises is a progressive store k Why should it not be marketed from results are apparent. ll, Tnwnuhlp 20 Soiilli, IMnitn M2 Hunt. EH of organizations throughout thu State. that has something really worth while to say to you. SW q m ol Wq of H IV lit In Hecllon 7 , Town. Melbourne's new charter authorizes Oil:> 20 Soul''. Italic* M2 Kn«t, Wy, of Sec. 7, Tho only w ay to get things in this Floridn cities? The sugar o f Cuba And companies that advertise their products or their mij SW(i of SHU; In Section IS. Ti>wu«lil|i 2u -world, is to go after them, and the goes to New York, and yet it is n the city council to levy a two mill South, llnnce M2 Knit, W(4 cif Hoc. 111. W'f, of service have confidence in them. You can safely share NJHi, wy, I l f SHli, N'4 of SBVi of NIDI, BV4 .Sanford Chamber o f Commerce is much shorter haul to Florida. Why publicity tax. This is the only equit­ of their confidence. NKVI Of NRU, UKVi of NBVi, NCq of should not Florida distribute the bnable way of raising funds for this SBVi, SHU of SBV',i lo Section 111, Towhthlp -going lifter them. Now is the time 20 Smith, IImico M2 K*«t, E'.i or NWVi. SW'i •fo r the business men o f Sanford and nnnns grown in the countries south purpose. Every property holder, who of NWVi, NWVi of NWVi. NBVi of NR*i. Inferior merchandise cannot masquerade-in the of ns? Are we making the best use NWVi of NBVi. SBVi of NB(i. «HWK of in the end derives the benefit which “the farm ers to stand back o f the % MDi, quality clothes of advertising. NIDi o f SB V i, NWVi or SB Vi; therefore, accrues from the advertising, pays yon, Uro. II. Ilrnil, ('Inmice M. White, lira. II. Cham ber o f Commerce nnd help them o ' our opportunities? The Tribune is glnd to the nis proportionate shnre of the cost. (ohnnon anil g. A. Ulllllmnl are hereby onlereil Yn ajtttling whnt is coming to them . mol rei|iiliril lo tip mil n|i|>enr before our *iilil state marketing bureau throw this R E A D TH E A D V ER TISEM E N TS! Of course, the two mil) levy here in t imtlt t'nuri. «t the Court lion** in smtfoni, through active organization and uni­ Elnrhln, nn Ihe Mth ilny of Septemlier, A, t>. ted efforts. Every man In Hominolo hnrIK»on of facts into the people. Tho Melbourne will amount to only nhnut 1021. anil then ami there make mniwer lo the hut thnt amount will help some. Mil of roiii|il*lnl ethlhllPil minluM yen. other­ wise a decree i>ro runfruo will lie entered 1% county should be a member o f the * ribuno and other papers o f Florida $500, Chamber o f Commerce. Some of tho havo for y « ar* keen showing tho way A few good boosters have contributed nealnet you: And yon, Jillln F. Ilrlce, Tliurlnw lll*ho|i, II. A. Miwley, Clliuil A. Himmler*, J, I,. -county commissioners who saw no riches and renown. But the re- mure thnn that amount out o f their Heliumi mol John I., l.einan, are hereby ordered ■good in tho chamber of commerce Hl,,,nse ha sheen so feeble and so slow own pockets tho pnst yenr, while oth­ nnd rpi|iilred to he mol n|i|H>ar before our a«ld •Tm ilt Court at ttin Court lloilae III Hanford. publicity tax, except something for almost disheartening at ers—who call themselves .boosters, Florida, on Ihe Mrd day o f Oclolier, A. I). It>2l. mol Iheii and there make answer In the M il of Sanford, can easily see In this one Whiles. I he Tribune has such the have accepted the benefits thnt have mm|dalnt eihlhllvd attain*! yon, otherwlee a “T O D A Y ’S N E W S T O D A Y !” movvmcf.i. .alone, benefits thnt would awakening in the past year or two. come to the community without dig­ decree |iru cnlifruo will lie entered nKaltl*! roll. offaot any publicity tax that could he Florid« business men 'ifre availing ging down into their own pockets..— the Hanford llerald, n new*|ia|ier |itihll*lied In lavted fo r the next ten yenrs. It themselves o f the opportunities pre- Melbourne Times. Seminole Coanty. Florida, onre a week for four -means everything for the people gen -! tenting from time to time, and in n *1 * ' uni n niv hiiuph* nm» *• nvn* n«* wiH"» The reason the voice me people nnwprullre week* a* In tin parlle* wluuur rc*l-orally to Htnnd back o f the Chambor f * w yearn we will hear tho hum of) n o t w o n f ’ leoc-M are unknown. m **-. . W e a tO rte ■of Commerce, und become active tho wheels o f a varied industry o v e r . Isn’t effective h beem IIU IWU ui Willie** my Imrnl anil the * r«l o f Mill c im ilt 5 O T 6 IL Apply lota o f so deepdo (hem nro yelling for the same thing. Court mi thl* the JHnl May o f July, A. I). 11)21. •members! It is only through the tills land. IttBAl.l K. A. 1IOIK1 EARS, Thu Tribune him shown how tho Clerk of the Circuit Court, Chamber o f Commerce that these Seminole County, Florl'li. motor barges o f modern times can, Fifty-seven countries produce m lv thlngv can be accomplished. Ily: V. K. llOUaLAHH, It. C. And meantime. Shin by Water, nnd un<l do, ply between places on rivers ber und 51,500,000 acres o f trees are iKonaB a. iiKitniNn, Soothoo and bools toady and quickly. Ship by Truck. and hnys nnd gulf, carrying and under cultivation. ‘ 0’ln,*, for ttnni'ninent. 7-2M’l*’'lc,'or Ole HERALD PRINTING CO., be. & First National Bank OCALA LIMESTONE 1 TROWEL BRAND MANAGER MISTER THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY SPENCER’S DAIRY G.W. SPENCER & SONS One Born Every Fourth Minute 1 iV, Sanford Daily Herald I , �t ■v<r SKvfi , v* \ m >r --»v v.„.f ! .'jt' 11 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20* 1921 In and About Millie Happening" Mcnllon of Hatters In Brief * of Interest H< * t S The City <£ personal Heme * * * * # : theweather : + For Florida: * Generally fair * * cloudy; prolably l o c i Ihuodershowers. * ^ * WEATHER FOIl WEEK WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.— (||> the Associated Press).— * + * * * t * * * Generally fair weather and normal temperature but with probably widely Hcnttcrcd thundershowers forecast for Florida week beginning Sun- * * * * * * * day. * * * * * * * * * Summary of the Plotting Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers * * * * * * H. A. Ferran, of Eustis, wna here yesterday on business. F. I). Ward, represented the “ City llenuliful” here yesterday. I,. A. Pimelly, of Eustis, was in the <ity yesterday on a business mission. I.cstcr II. Werner, of New Tork, was here yesterday transacting IjubIness. SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Ilot, yes. We admit It. Hut a storm is coming and will be here today nnd tomorrow and ought to cool things off considerably. 5:10 A. M., AU G U ST 20 Mnximum ...... «J7 Minimum ........................ 75 Kongo ............................ 78 llnromcter ...................... .10.10 Knin, trace. Calm nnd cloudy. * * * * * * * * * * one Sunday, lie bad a grent trip and boosted Sanford wherever he went. E, S. Hooper, well known electrici Inn now in the employ o f GUIon & }?'ry, leaves today for Ayden, N. C., N ex t Thursday, August 25, he will be married to Miss Pearl Prescott, of c|ty, The newly weds will make ^ e i r home in this city, having leased an apartment in the Gntehell home on Oak a-'emn , . . ,1. T. Jacobs, of Cbuluota, was in the city yesterday attending to busi­ C H ICK E N D IN N E R , Sunday noon ness. and evening, Gray Gables, on tho bench, Scnbreczc, Fin. Phono 491. Get a repaired tire to use ns extra. Free bnth houses. 74-Fri-St-Gm Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. llG - 2 Gtc There are persistent minors of the Ku Klux operating in this city nnd .1. T. Pester, of Jacksonville, repre­ rumors o f what they are doing. There senting the Jacksonville Hat Co., was are many imitators of the Klan in in the city calling ott his local custothis nnd other states who are using the Klan for personal reasons and personal gain and their undoing is II. f. Waters is confined to his only a matter o f lima. The real Ku h11ini' <>n Mcllonville avenue with ill­ Klux Klan is operating along differ­ ness much to the regret o f his many ent lines and do not stoop to petty friends. stuff such as is being pulled by their imitators. The law will deal with Get a repaired tiro to use ns extra. these imitators sooner or Inter nnd Ford tires for $1 .0 0 .— S. A. Huston. all good law abiding citizezns will HC-2 0 tc lie against them. H. G. Ilonliage, o f Baltimore, repre­ T H E Y ARE GOOD PEOPLE. sentative of the Stern Hros. Clothing Commenting o f the Herald editori­ Co., was in the city yesterday calling al regarding the trip to Osceoln, the on the local merchants. -------j Melbourne Times says: The Woman’s Club is busy adver- ( The Times wishes to add that the tising the big events for next Friday , people o f Osceola are among the finntul are putting out 2,000 big bills in 1 est on earth. Most o f them form erly every part of this nnd adjoining court- lived at Hopkins and were the best of ties. neighbors. Sanford does not know -------what it is missing by not knowing The old official weather man says these good people better. The Herald’s that we will have storms today and advice to investigate the situation is tomorrow ami then have a few days | timely. A good road to Osceola will o' d e a r and cooler wenthor but that be found worth whilo. •be hist few days of August will b e ' -------------------------imt. I DEATH OF AN IN F A N T . Llttlu Fornthy James, the three 8em| your old mattress to Bradley Little Dorothy James, the three factory. Make them like now, for months.baby o f M r.nnd Mrs. James, Jo-nil. r,0 lb. new cotton mattress only o f Paola, was buried in the Wilson $8 .00 . Guaranteed. 500 W. South cemetery on West First street Friday St., Orlando, Fla. 122-2Gte afternoon. Dr. George Hyman serv­ ed as minister. The sympathies of Another busy Snturdny nnd many the community are with the bereaved pcopl,. are in the city visiting the ones. various stores and there will he a mil' h larger crowd in tonight. San­ FOR S A L E A T R E A L BA R G A IN S ford i> probably one o f the best trad­ 1 Olds 8, good as new, worth ing points in this part of tho state. $1800, will sell for .............. $1275 •be many friends of Dr. Goo. Hy­ man are glad to see him home again ilf,,r a trip through tho New Eng111,1,1 states on which he visited the ‘ bunb of |)r. HuhsoII Conwoll and preached for this big congregation 8 * :•V V * .;, * * * . 5. . . ....... * 1 Dort, good as new, worth $1,000. Pricu ........................ 750 1 Ford ................................... 398 + Do You Want A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? II so, you enn got any make you want. And the prices and terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for the host in Used Automobiles. W q have both quantity and quality. Holow nre a few, which we guarantee to be as represented: LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passengcr. IiUPM OM LE, 1920 .Model, 5-passcnger. IIUPMOUILE, 1921 Mpdcl, Roadster. RIJICK, 1917 Model, 3-pnssenger Roadster RUICK, 1917 Model, 7-passenger. l'ORD, 1918 Model, 5-passenger Tourijig. CALL and LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU bX o. MOTORCO. 2(18 PAR K AVE. SANFORD, FLA . LEXINGTO N and H U P M O B ILE SALES and SERVICE a* #*'* k ,W #i Flashes of Action, World W a r Pictures A t Princess Aug, 24 Spartanburg contributed more than her quota to the ranks o f the Ameri­ can troops in the world war, nnd Spnrtnnblirg is the first South Caro­ lina city to be given nn opportunity to see moving pictures nctually re­ cording the achievements o f Spartan­ burg boys on tho battlefields o f France. The pictures showing the 30th division in action in some o f its blood­ iest struggles in Franco were thrown on the screen bore at 11 o’clock this morning, nnd the thentre was packed in u short time after the film record­ ed the bursting o f the first shell that snuffed out the life o f n Spartanburg boy. Indications are that every person in the city nnd hundreds from the county will sec those pietureos before 11 o’clock tonight, at which hour their engagement kero will end. Local members o f the American Legion who were instrumental in having these pictures shown here today nre endeavoring to have them shown to­ morrow also, but it was announced this afternoon that this probably will be impossible. The films record the heroic achieve­ ments of the American doughboys from the moment they hoarded trans­ ports bound for France until the humbled Hun agreed to the nrmiatece. Regiments in which local hoys served arc shown marching to the front lines, and a little later these same regiments are shown marching against the Germans through shell and machine gun fire. American doughboys arc depicted fulling wounded and dying, nnd the specta­ tors are given a clear and awe-in­ spiring view of scenes that have nev­ er been appreciated by those .who did not actually participate in the blood­ iest battles o f history. Men are seen falling mained or dying, while their comrades rush on toward the German lines. Red Cross workers are seen binding up the wounds o f the suffer­ ers and rendering first aid to those who fell while trying to penetrate tin* barbed wire entanglements that protect the German trenches A conception o f what war really is was gained today by those who witnessed these pictures, and ninny who watched the screen saw nnd rec­ ognized "buddies" among the dusty, hloodstnincd heroes who smiled even when struck down by the Bochc bul­ lets. Thrilling nerlal battles are also shown, and Eddie Riekcnhncker is de­ picted shooting down a German .nirplnne. Tho captured Ilochc airman, disgust nnd chagrin written all over Ids countenance, is also pictured sur­ rounded by A morion n doughboys who captured the Germnn officer when he fell within the American lines. Soldiers o f the United States sig­ nal corps who were detailed to secure these films lost their ltv?s ia carry­ ing out their mission ,nnd the specta­ tors are forced to marvel nt the dauntless courage o f the men who marched straight into the midst of the holocaust in order to secure these permanent records for the war de­ part ment. Wofford and Converse college stu­ dents are arranging to attend the performance tonight, and efforts are also being made to have all school children in the city view the pictures before the closing hour tonight. Exservice men from every section of the country have seen the pictures today and are unanimous in declaring that every scene depicted on the screen is absolutely authentic. 1 Olds Truck ............................ 508 Terms to suit your purse. Come “ Flashes o f Action" will lie shown early and get your pick.— Williams’ at tho Princess Theatre, Wednesday Garage.— N. II. Garner. 122-tRc afternoon and night, August 2*ilh. + .J, ^ . . . .j. .J . . J . + * ...... .j.... * .*.... . . . * .5. * * * ' »V B A N K R U P T S A L E — The stock, fix ­ tures and lease on store of S. Ben­ jamin, bankrupt, will be for sale next week. laquho o f C. O. Mahoney, ibis city or II. P. Raya, Tampa, Fla. 127-fitc .Sell it with a H erald Want Ad, ■7 Stetson Hats In large shapes and regulars will be found at our place now as we have just received a large shipment Straw Hats •Si will be closed out at one-half price and we haven’t many % more left. I f you are going to need another straw hat before the season is over, see us now / ? «r s / 0 0 0 r w r / S 0 / m / ?c> S a n fo rd , F la. , .j..j. .3. . j . * .5. •{.* Fine Cows FOR SALE .’{(I head of good milch cows will he sold at private sale It. L. GARRISON * *;•* •;>* ■>-M* •!--5* * * •:** •:*<••fr.[« •{< >t*+'8 *8-!-<•+++•}■ -8 +•>+++* > CLASSIFIED ADS ('la*Hificd advertisements, 3 cents a line. No nd taken for lens than 25 cents, nnd positively no classified nds churned to anyone. Cask must accompany nil orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR S A L E — Strawberry plants, cer­ tified by State Plant Board, $3 per FTTlI R E N T — I lousekeeping rooms, thousand f. o. b. I.ake Mary. Farina SANFORD M AN M A M ’.KS BEST box 117. 122-fltp Strawberry Garden, I.ake Mary, Fin. RECORD ON TO M ATO CHOI*. FOR R E N T — 5 to 10 acre truck farm. 117-12tp [ Share crop preferred. See M. S. NclSpeakitig o f money made from th e^,,,^ Eureka Hummock. 125-3tc tomato crop in Florida, F. R. W h it-1FOR R E N T — 1 T hree"room house, good W A N T E 1>— Team work. inquire M. tie, n Sanford grower, has made this 121 20 tp Hanson Shoo Shop. well and small garden, I miles out past season a net profit of $1,184.04, Sanford avenue. I’aved road. Inquire W A N T E D — A t once, maid, past school from two-thirds o f an acre of land. F. C. Welsh at Studio. 125-ltp age, light house work for all winter. He raised 410 crates from the two- FOR K ENT— One office on 124-Gtp First Phone 551. thirds o f an acre, which is a record street. Apply A. P. Connelly. W A N TE D — 2 or 3 rooms for light that will probably beat any other in 125-tfc housekeeping by couple, no children. this state, or any other state. Other Private family preferred. Address II. FOR R EN T— Comfortable rooms, fur­ figures given from various points in 124-3tp nished for light housekeeping. 318 K., cure Herald. the state, were gross receipts, and Palmetto Ave. 120-fltp W A N T E D —To contract fo r clearing from one acre o f land. or grubbing by the acre, large or FOR R EN T— 2 large connecting furMr. Whittle gave these figures to nished housekeping room and one small. Have own crew. Guarantee the Herald after reading about 11 Bre­ furnished housekeeping room, gas in all work.— O. T., care Herald. I25*3tp vard county grower, who had made kitchen. 205 Oak ave. Eagle Home. W A N TE D — Oirice position. Experr$1,178.13 gross from an acre o f land 126-2tp oncc, insurance and garage. Not in tomatoes. As Mr. Whittle made expert stenographer. W illing to work more crates to the acre, and made hard and lenrn if chance for advance­ more net profit from two-thirds of References. Address It-6, FOR S A L E — Five acres land, worth ment. nn acre than the Brevard man made I.ake Monroe, Fla. 127-2t investigating. Box 117. 122-Gtp from an acre, he naturally thinks he FOR S A LE — Medium size safe. Aphas the champion belt so far, and he _________ LOST_________ ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth has. He lives on a live-acre farm on LOST— Airdnlc dog lost near railStreet. 04-01. the west side, nnd last year made road shops. Color, dark brown. Re­ even a better record for his crops. FOR S A LE OR T R A D E — One Colo 8, ward if returned to Ben Fish on 5 passenger roadster. W ill tnke He is nn example o f what one man Cameron avenue. 12G-3tc. enn do on a small farm in the San­ light car as part paynlcnt. Call 510 W. First street. 115-tfc LOST— Batavia tire, 34x4 on rim. Re­ ford section. turn or notify William Musgrovc, FOR S A LE — One Bcldiug-Hnll stone 103 Palmetto Ave. 127-3tp lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ “ Building permits issued in Gaines­ ville during tho past thirty days show pacity. Call 510 W. First Street. 110-tfe that this city is going ahead at a FOR S A L E — 8-rooni house with all rapid rate, a total estimated value modern convenience, excellent re­ -ANDbeing shown in that time o f $30,100," says the Gainesville News. "The pair. Private water works, in desir­ shortage o f rooms, homes and board­ able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ ing houses in the city has caused the ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street. 110-tfc prediction that the present building piano, $175 cash. plan is only a starter, and it is ex­ FOR S A L E — Good 11G-I2tp Phone 470-W. pected that even greater activity will MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS be noticed in construction as the sum­ FOR SAI.E 20 acres good orange C LIM ATE grov i-.:al situated within a mile o f mer goes on.” The News gives a half column t" details regarding some Cir\o.a( 7 iu land lias not been clear­ Make Your House "mile With be nlug orange g we of the permits recently taken out, ed b i has SUN-PROOF P A IN T showing that many new homes are L. rdciiug it. This tract o f land can bo going up and much cpnir and im- 1bought at a real bargain. For full particulars address "C " care of the proveinont work under way. Herald office. 118-tfp SANFORD, near Ft. Keade FOR RENT W ANTED FOR SALE PAINTS WALL PAPER SUN-PROOF PAINT SANFORD PAINT II. A. H A LV E R ­ W e have the most com­ plete line of BUILDERS HARDWARE Ever displayed in San­ ford Let us figure with you on your requirements Also exclusive agents for S H E R W IN -W IL L IA M S Paints and Varnishes HILL HARDWARE COMPANY . . . M ____________ PAGE FIVE ____________ _ Bananas C A R LOAD on A. C. L. T ra c k by Epxress Office 25 &30c Per Dozen H E M STITC H IN G A N D P1COTING SON, Proprietor Attachment. Works on all sowing Sanford, Fla. machines. Price $2.00. Personal Welnka Block checks, 10c extra. Light's Mail Or­ FORT M YERS.— Two hundred nnd der House, Box 127, Birmingham, ninety thousand brick were contribu­ Ala. 120-7tp ted by citizens of Lee county towards FOR SAI.E — 1 motorcycle, in good the paving o f the highway between condition. Cheap for cash. Inquire Fort Myers and Crescent Reach, a 318 Palmetto. 120(i-2tp distance of fifteen miles, the first FOR S A L E — White melons on A . C. two days after Captain Jack DoLyslo L. track, Car 381)3. Retail cheap, offered to finance the buitding o f tho side beginning, Aug. tilth. 12fi-2tp highway ,which is to be sixtocn feet FOR S A I.E — 107 ncres hammock land wide ,lf citizens would furnish the splendid farm for general farming i brick. "Buy a brick" has become a or truck, 3 miles from Enterprise on popular slogan here almost overnight good road and near Gurficld station. nnd it is believed thut within a short Come and see.— N. E. Overman, Moss- time more than enough material to dale, Fla. 12G-ltp pave the road will havo been con­ I FOR S A L E — 1 set carpenter tools tributed. Tho movement hnd hardly ) with box, also mechanic tools nnd begun tho first two dnys of tho cam­ |bicycle cheap for cash. Inquire, 318 paign, tho Rmnllost pledge being for Palmetto. 120-3tp 1,000 brick. Dr. V. H. Voorhis pledg­ ed 20,000 brick. The committee in • FOR S A L E —Three room house and charge o f tho campaign expects to I lot on Sanford Heights. See H. O. n. copt every pledge, even if the con­ 1Louchlou or E. F. Lane. 127-ltp tributor offers only one brick. -Vf % � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 20, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 20, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 20, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0b8699d86792708d072a755dce21c8a6.pdf e1424c30490f1424a980742150de19cc PDF Text Text GREATEST VOLUME n S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 2 2 , 1921 REPUBLICANS PASS TAX BILL ON SATURDAY • Tokyo to Have Largest M odem Building in Asia muiiouiii inMliii *m ii <****** »" w* nitm hi jn h i m hi in in in in in in h i iiiimiirniiiiijim h i m in h i in h i in I lIlllllfllllllM UllUIIIIIIIIlHIIIIJII ____ Tax Reviscion Bill Cuts $818,000,000 in 1923, Oh, Joy! ' GOES V EG ETA B LE SECTION tF I ill!, *Vof '# V into *orco on enact­ ment the0.como bill. Exemption from tho Income tnx o f ^ e D m $r,00 o f ,ncomo f -om tL T * ln ,UUdinK ond Ionn »MoclaA ' t'lJt’ct Vo ut pnssago of tho law. cent In M ? ^ f,V° to thrcu Por ( n i t U,'u Jovy on candy; and of on To 0" tl° , f V° ,,orcent ‘ n tho levies n fur articles nnd art and art works, “ nd repeal o f tho tax on electric fans! cent ,n ‘ I T ° n , r ° m ‘ ° n to fivo tor Jp t0X ° n n11 y ° cht» w^h r , r ° thw ,craft than 32 8 h or of ,0"» than five tons P®r mofeet car- MACON HOTEL BURNED _ EARLY THIS MORNING ' MANY BELIEVED KILLED T R IP P E & C O M PA N Y l H A V E BEEN, T R IP L E D ON STOCK EXCHANGE. -V N E W YO K , Aug. 22.— The failure o f Trippe & Company was announced todny on the Stock Exchange. y IUIJ. WILL PRODUCE OVER $3,­ 000,0000,000 THIS YEAR— RE­ PEALS EXCESS PROFITS 'M AUVM.W. (By Tha Auodatad Frau) SENATE WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.— The tax revision bill of 1021, estimated to cut $818,000,000 from the nntion's tax burden by 1023, was passed Into Sat­ urday afternoon by tho Houso, 274 to 125, on an almost struight party vote. Three Democrats supported tho measure and nine Republicans voted against. Compared with this number o f Re­ publicans were 50 who voted for a Democratic motion to recommit the bill for elimination o f tho provision repealing the income surtax ratcB above 32 per cent. This motion was lost, 1G9 to 230, with one Democrat, Campbell, of Pennsylvania, voting against it. The bill will be sent Monday to tho Senate, where it will be tnken up a f­ ter the end of the recess on September 21. Meantime the senate finance committee will hold additional public hearings on the whole tax question and probably revise the measure in a number of details. As finally pnssed by the House with nearly 100 amend­ ments, the bill is estimated to pro­ duce a total of $3,347,000,000 revenue, this fiscal year, or $221,000,000 less than the estimate under the existing low. As repeal of the excess profits tax and higher income surtax rates would not become effective until next Janu­ ary 1, the full force o f the mensuro will not be reflected in government receipts until the calendar year, 1023. but Republican leaders say thnt through repeal o f the transportation and other taxes tho reduction in tho tax bill in the next calendar year will be epproximatcly $512,000,000. Principal Changes The principal changes is present tax levies mndo by the bill as passed include: Repeal of the excess profits tax. Increase of the corporation income tax f mni 10 to 12',£ per cent, effec­ tive next January 1. Repeal of the income surtnx rntes from :I2 per cent to 005 per cent in­ clusive. Increased exemptions to hends of families, effective ns of lost January 1 to $2,500 for incomes not in excess of $.i,000 and additional exemption for dependents to $100 from, $200. Repeal of tho transportation taxes, effective next January 1. Repenl of the tax on life, fire and marine insurance policies and impo­ sition of the corporation tax of 12Mi per cent on nil such insurance com­ panies, except fraternal, effcctivo next January 1. • Repeal of tho taxes on fountain drinks, ice cream, nnd other beverag­ es and the substitution o f manufac­ turers' taxes as follows: Tour cents n gallon on cereal bev­ erages; five eontB a pound on carbonic “ c 'I « “ "■ two cents n gallon on fruit juices of soft drinks; three cents a gallon on still drinks, exclusive o f mineral and table wntor, and ten tints a gallon on fountnin syrups, these changes would go Into force on enactment of the law. Repeal of the stamp taxes on peruinory, cosmetics, toilet preparations «n<l proprietary.medicines upon enact­ ment of the bill. Repenl of the 10 per cent tax on baseball, foot ball and bnsket ball equipment, skates, toboggans, snow "ms and skils, and reduction o f ten per cent tax to five on tennis, go lf and W o ec,uipment, Knme8( nn(, th(J ,|k N U M B E R 128 Mlts b M which will co»tcr i ^ . r n r 1^ ’8 ?k0!C“ ° r about MOJ S m f m S S * BIG FLOOD IN ARIZONA TOP wl11 wlie“ completed, the largest modern building In A s la -T l.e . V * T ° kyw‘ An An,Pr,cnn « " > « r n Is constructing It. The building. "‘ v ™ " Z ' " r" ° “ ...... ... ..................... EXECUTIVES . FE D E R A TIO N OF LA B O R MEET Open Week’s Session to Act Upon Un­ employment nnd Other Matters (By Tin Asiocliud Frau) FLOODED OUT C A P IT A L B U IL D ­ A T L A N T IC C IT Y , Aug. 22.— Tho ING , DAM AGED S T A T E executive council of tho Amoricnn RECORDS Federation of Labor opened a week's session here todny to act upon unem­ , (By Tha Auoclatad Praia) P H O E N IX , Ariz., Aug. 22.— Flood ployment and other matters referred waters lif the state cnpitol building to it by the national convention. here are receding today after renching a level o f two feet in the first floor offices o f the governor. Damage to tho building was estimated nt $300,­ 000 in addition to loss if irrepincnble records in bnsement store rooms. A M E R IC A N LEG IO N VISITORS D E D ICA TE TABLET AT VER DUN CLUES FOUND TO MURDERERS OF M’CULLOM IIA T S A N I) H AN D K E R C H IE FS FOUND N E A R SCENE OF K IL L IN G (By The AuocUtad Frau) (By Tha AuocUtad Praia) V E R D U N , Aug. 22.— Members of L A K E L A N D , Aug. 22.— Two felt tho American Legion this morning dedicated the tablet to defenders of hats, blue handkerchiefs with holes cut to make mask, nnd tracks of two men Verdun in the city hall here. constitute clues to the slayers o f L. W. McCuilom, 78, shot to death on E L PASO YOU TH his veranda Saturday night. Mem­ AM BU SH ED AN D SHOT bers o f the fam ily believe robbery was n Y M E X IC A N P A N D IT S . the motive for the shooting. (By Tha Auoclated Praai) E L PA*iO, Tex., Aug. 22.— Bonnet Boyd, eighteen years o f age, o f this city, wn snmhushed nnd murdered by bnndits in Mexico, August 18th, ac­ cording to a message received in El Paso today by his father. • WOMAN FORCED TO MAKE CHOICE BETWEEN MEN CHOSE H U SBAND AN D W AS K IL L E D IN S T A N T L Y BY OTH ER M AN (By Tba Auoclated P r«n ) Two DeLand Papers Form Consolidation, News Buys Record (By Tho Anociatad Frma) D E L A N I), Aug. 22.— The News Publishing Company today announced the purchase o f the Record Printing Company nnd took possession o f the plant immediately. It is probable, ac­ cording to officials o f the new com­ pany that the Del,and Weekly News and the Volusia County Record will he consolidated and issued as one large weekly newspaper. LIVING COST IS DECREASED ALMOST 1 CENT P O R T E R S V ILLE , Calif., Aug. 22.— Mrs. J. H. Hnchmnn, forced to choose between her husband and another man in tho ifrescnco o f both yesterday, elected to remain true to her mnrringo PRICES S T IL L MUCH HIGHER nnd thus sealed her death which came T H A N JU LY , an instant Inter when the other man, 1011 W alter Alexander, it is charged, shot und killed her. Alexander escaped. (By Thl AuocUtrd Frou) NEW YORK, Aug. 22.— Tho cost of W E E K ’S W E A TH E R living decreased seven-tenths o f one per cent during July according to fig ­ W A S H IN G T O N , I). C., August 20.— ures made public today by the Nation­ South Atlantic nnd East Gulf states: al Industrial Conference. Prices still Generally fair hut with probably wide­ 00 per cent higher thnn July, lul l ly scattered local thundershowers, nor­ level nnd only 20.8 per cent lower than mal temperature. There are no indi­ the peak reached in July, 1020, cations at this time o f a disturbance in the West Indies. G. II. G IL L E T T E DIED ON T R A IN Y E S T E R D A Y GOING rying capacity exempted from this TO W IF E 'S F U N E R A L . tax. (By Tb« Aaaociatad Praia) , Exemptions from the income tnx z>f JA C K S O N V ILLE , Aug. 22.— Getall allowances from tho federal gov— ermnent for the sefvice of tho benefi­ tys I). Gillette ,of Tampa, who died ciary or onother in tho military or na­ on hoard a Southern train yesterday morning ns it crossed tho eGorgia val forces of tho United States. Repeal o f all of the so-cnlled luxury line, wns enrouto to Tamp to attend tnxes now colccted by retailers and his w ifo’s funeral, it wns learned the substitution o f n manufacturer’s here today. Ho hrd been in a sani­ tax o f five per cent on tho following tarium in the north since last April. articles when sold by tho manufac­ Mr. Gillette wns l'orty years old nnd turers at tho sums given: was formerly with tho C. li. W itt Cnrpets nnd rugs, $3.00 n square giocery concern ,n Tampa. yard; trunks, $80 onchj valises, travel­ W ASH IN G TO N , Aug. 22.— Bids o f ing bugs, suit cases and hnt boxes, $2,100 cnch for 205 wooden vessels $15 oach; purses, pockothooks, shop­ ping and hand bags, $4 oach; portable submitted by the Ship Construction lighting fixtures, $10 each; umbrellas nnd Trading Corporation o f Now York and parasols, $2.50 e n d ; fans, $1 each have been accepted by tho shipping and houso or smoking coats or jackets board, it wns announced officially last •" and bath or lounging robs, $3 cnch. night. CO. D, OF SANFORD, WON CUP MACHINE GUN COMPETITION BAND CONCERT YESTERDAY WAS ENJOYED S A N F O R I) M U SIC IA N S RENDER E I) F IN E CONCERT ON F IR S T S TR E ET A T FOUR O’CLOCK The Sanford Band rendered n fino concert yesterday afternoon nt four o’clock and despite the warm wenther and the fact that the concert was giv­ en where the crowd was forced to CARRIED OFF HANDSOM E S IL ­ stand in tho sun, there was a largo VER TR O PH Y W ITH SCORE crowd out to hear the band. Thoso OF 373 who did not know thnt our band num­ bered so many finished musicians were J a c k s o n v i l l e :, Aug. 22.— scor­ greatly surprised nt the vnried pro­ ing 373 points, Company D, Sanford, gram rendered nnd the music was of Cnpt. Geo. A. DeCottcs, Saturday nt the best all through the progrnm. Tho Camp Johnston won the handsome sil­ concert yesterday demonstrated to the ver loving cup offered by the V. E. people what the Sanford band can Jacobs Company, for the highest give in the way of a concert and it score in the machine gun firin g com­ should bring more o f them into tho petition. way of thinking thnt nothing is too H. Company, Lake City, Cnpt. Ber­ good for our hand. Under the lendernard L. Rhoden, finished second with ship of Prof. Harvey and assisted by 331 points, nnd Company M, Brooks- G. C. Fellows, the now hnnd, while ville, Cnpt. Charles N. Nobbs, third, not rehearsing very long has brought with 204. a hunch o f real musicians together nnd This contest concluded the series of Sanford should be proud o f then). Tho competitions nrrnngcd for the First Herald hopes thnt other concerts can Florida infantry during its fifteen-dny be arranged inter in the season nnd encampment, then when tTTo tourists arrive that the Incidentally, the machine gun com­ city enn nrrnnge for daily concerts petition developed nine sharp shooters ' some time in the late afternoon or nt and fifteen marksmen, Company D night. There is no need to go out of qualifying five sharp shooters, and the city to engage hnnd music when nine marksmen; II company; three we have a hand o f the calibre o f the sharpshooters and five marksmen, nnd present Sanford Bund. M Company one sharpshooters and one marksman. The machine gun firing wns direct­ ed by Major Chester II. Wilson, regi­ mental machine gun officer, and proved one o f the most interesting competitions staged during the tour of field duty, which came to an end Sat­ urday. The record o f the competition, ns (By The Auoclated P riti) compiled by Major Wilson, nnd sub­ D UBLIN, Aug. 22.— Nearly all mitted to. the commanding officer of members o f the Bail Eircnnn cabi­ the regiment, is ns follows: net met in session yesterday for tho I. — The following are the avernges making o f final arrangements for to­ obtained by the first ten men of each day’s secret session o f the parliament. company: Tlie cabinet meeting wns a prolong­ Company I) ................................... 373 ed one, and this fact cause much Company II ................................... 331 speculation. Sunday meetings of this Company M ....... 261 character arc unusual, und because o f 2.—The following men qualified its length the supposition was that witli tile score and grade opposite thoso in conference were occupied with their nnmes: the arrangements for today's private Company I) meeting of the' Bail Eireann, ut which ♦ Private, fgirst class, Michael.....418 a reply to Premier Lloyd Georgc’n ♦ Private, first class, Rumple.......400 offer will be considered. It is not ♦ Private, first class, Dooley.......403 known how long the debate in the pri­ ♦ Private, first class, Murphy.......307 vate session,will last since it is not ♦ Private Lynch ............................ 300 known how many of the 130 members Sergeant Mero .........................307 o f the Bail desire to he henrd. # * Private, first class, Woodcock..307 Tuesday wns fixed sonic time ngo ♦ ♦Corporal Woolard ................... 309 for n meeting o f the executive com­ ♦ ♦Corporal Connelly ................... 350 mittee o f the Sinn Fein organization ♦ ♦ F irs t Lieut. Hutchinson.......... 317 representing the Sinn f’ein clubs ♦ ♦Sergeant Harper ..................... 335 throughout the country. Many lend­ ♦ ♦Cnpt. DeCottes ........................ 328 ing deputies of the Bail Eireann are ♦ ♦Private, first class, Humph.......325 also members o f the executive com­ ♦ ♦Sergeant Entzmiligcr ..............315 mittee. This organization is illegal Company II and the government's permission for ♦ Private Garner .............. 307 the Duil to meet does not cover it. It ♦ Corporal H aw kin s.......................390 is not expected, however, thnt in tho ♦Sergeant Crouch .......................384 present circumstances the government ♦ ♦Corporal Lipscomb ................. 328 will interfere with the meeting. Tho Private ItivcrH ........................ 3ifl -publicity department hns not yet stnt♦ ♦Corpornl Edwards ................... 311 cd whether the Dali will adjourn over ♦ ♦Corporal Smith .......................301 Tuesday or whether the executive ♦ ♦P riva te Mulligan ..................... 300 committee will postpone its meeting. Compuny M. ♦ Copt. Hobbs ................................300 NORTH C A R O L IN A JUDGE ♦ ♦Prvinte, first cIosh, E. E. ZipHOLDS C H IL I) LAIIQJt L A W perer ........................................... 315 U N C O N S T IT U T IO N A L IN P A R T . ♦ — Sharpshooter. ♦ ♦ — Marksman. (By Th* Aaaociatad P riu ) Greensboro, N. C., Aug. 22.— FedF A L L S II F E E r TO DEATH oral Judge Boyd hero todny held un­ MET TODAY TO CONSIDER TERMS Dozen Persons Trapped in Fire Which Destroy­ ’ ed the Brown House REGISTER MISSING A N D NO W A Y A T P R E S E N T O F F IN D IN G O U T n O W M A N Y PER ISH E D IN F IR E (By Tba Aaaociatad Praia) MACON, Ga., Aug. 22.—A doxen persons are believed to have been trapped end burned to death in a fire which destroyed the Drown House, a downtown hotel and half of the block in which It is located, here early today. Ow­ ing to the loss o f the register there is no check on the number missing. Ten persons are suffer­ ing from burns or injuries sus­ tained In jumping from the second nnd third floors and are in the hospital. Starting from an ex­ , plosion o f chemicals in an adja­ cent drug store which blew in the side of the structure, the fire quickly shut off the escape o f many hotel guests and a heavy loss of life is believed to have re­ sulted from the numbers being trapped in the rear halls of the building. Thoso in front o f the building were forced to jump from windows because the stairways were (down away by tho explos­ ion nnd the fire escapes were en­ veloped in flames. Men on the sidewalks saved many women from injury by catching them in their arms. Between one hun­ dred and one hundred and fift y persons were registered in the ho­ tel. G. L. Gildrr, who escaped by dropping from the third floor o f the hotel annex snid he certain he left ten or fifteen men behind him in that part o f the building who had no way of escape. Tho only known denth nt nn early hour todny was that of J. W. Hays, justice of the pence, who died from burns while being taken to the hospital. Two Isidies of men burned so badly thnt it is believed impossible to identify them, were found on the second floor by firemen soon after a search of the ruins began. Harry Swansherg, Central o f Georgiu locomotive engineer, who wns burned nnd Injured in jump­ ing from the building, died short­ ly before noon, bringing the known dead to four. It Is believ­ ed nt least eight other bodies are in the ruins. L E A T H E R N E C K S L E A V E FOR P A N A M A ON PH O NE ORDER. P H IL A D E L P H IA , Aug. 22.— A force o f 400 marines embarked from here yesterday on the U. S. S. Penn­ sylvania, for duty in I'nnnma. The decision to augment American forces already in tho cnnnl zone wa* reached so suddenly thnt officers nt the nnvy ynrd here wore not ordered to prepare supplies for thejmnrines until a few days ago, when rush or­ ders were received by telephone from the nnvy department in Washington. The Pennsylvnnin was UBcd f o r transportation of the force in order to expedite Its nrrlval in Central Am eri­ ca. That vessel was enrouto from Now York to Pnclflc waters and wns ordered by wireless yesterday to pro­ ceed to Philadelphia nnd receive tho contingent. Tho Pennsylvania stopped at the Delnwnro breakwater nnd the marine companies, which nrrlved nt tho Phil­ adelphia nnvy ynrd shortly before noon, were taken directly from their train to tho warship. SECRET SESSION R EG AN T O D A Y * (By Tha Aaaociatad Frau) D U B LIN , Aug. 22.— Tho secret ses­ sions of tho Trish Republican parlia­ W ILM IN G TO N , N. C., Aug. 22.— constitutional tho national child Inbor ment to drafF tho Slnn^Peln reply to W. J. Ellis, employe ht a local cotton law whlc hsecks to collect n tax o f Groat Britain's ponce proposals began mill, died of concussion o f the brain foil per cent on the profits derived horo todny. at noon yesterday, two hours after ho from tho products o f child labor. Tho hnd fallen eleven feet from the top of Man is a funny animal. Curse him, a boiler upon which he wau ongnged to Owor. Keating child labor law wns nnd ho call shlmsolf a martyr. Praise ' the concrete floor, a distance o f eleven also told unconstitutional by Judge him, and ho begins to itch to conquer feet, landing on his head. Ho camo Boyd t vo years ago, nnd in thnt enso tho world. hero from Durham, N. C., nnd was a hfs decision was uphold by tho Unltod son o f IL A. Ellis o f that city. Stutus supremo court. Ray it with a Herald Want Ad. �v y 'W m f #RE’ T« H E S A N F O R D D •A• •I •L Y H- •B* «R» A L D , S A T U R D A Y , A U G U—S T 20, 1921 B - • •• < . • - « ‘ « • « « « . « • • « » V• _* _ U UJhfcjfcfcMBMMMI PAGE BIX COMPANY 1) NEWS NOTES Pride of Sanford, Making History in Jaxville THE STAR TO-DAY lino like a mule to his monls nnd tho' Mr. Holly, he mAde a record trip he stood up for Dear Sir: Company F, of Jacksonville, has supper. Mike would rather have a been hnnding out n line o f Blarney prnyer meeting in the morning than n here thnt would make a prnrish going parade. Sgt. Mero is still gnlloping the spot­ Irishman home sick about what nil they can do. Why, if it wns nny ted dominoes nnd he can talk to them where else but Jacksonville '*they like a father to a sick child. One o f would chase them out o f town nnd toll his wickedest sayihgs is "Ough wnh them thnt there wns a long, long trail wall gnlapnsusa, stand steady you lepYes/ of ash barrels where they could dump ered colored pills." Do they? Also a Good Comedy all the crap they hand nround camp. sir. Ask Sgt. Chittendon, he knows. To begin with, this evening about 8 I ’ll tell a mnn he does nnd so does n flolejorw f H osiery bells they all stepped out to see Cor­ few more of us. Last, but not lenst, our officers nre poral White do a little fnney work on the ground floor of the squared circle ! going nround here like three Bucca­ Tonight at the Princess— Edith Roberts and the whistle blew with Hnrst, of St. n ee rs ns the Company is sure coming to the front in everything. When the Petersburg!: coming in like a bat out “Luring Lips;” also a Comedy of a barn. White took it easy nnd the captain salutes he has to get a tailor to sew the buttons on his cont nnd a first thing that happened wns the last for thnt throw ns Huerst got to doctor to tend tho other officers as his feet nnd stared at the crowd, in n they are usunly in line of fire when But three good dazed manner with White standing tho buttons fly. easy in his corner. Atn boy, White. cheers for our officers, they nre the Murphy, in our company, is more best men in camp. Stand easy. thnn n plain Canadian ob he shows Yours, tlr.t lie knows n thing or two nboqt Havo you ever been "caught short o f cash" when touring and been SGT. *E. the way they wrestle in the U. S. embarrassed nt hotels, garages nnd shops by tho more or less unwclP. S.— Sgt. Robinson was in the Murphy took his corner in the ring come attitude toward your personal checks? lineup tonight nnd showed good form nnd gave the challenge to the camp when he put a mnn from Co. F. in the thut he would take on nny man thnt You can enjoy your trip, freo from arrtlety regarding money mat­ wits in his weight, stating that if clear on the mat. Tho mnn’s nnme? ters if you keep yourself supplied with these self-identifying, every­ there wns no one there in his weight Thnt’s too much for us, ho wns o f tho where-accepted, safe, convenient Cheques fo r travelers. thnt he would tnke on nny one up to old time race o f collar button sellers even 180 lbs., thnt is about CO lbs. over nnd nnd nobody here could suy it above Private Murphy nnd yet no with a cold. There must be a few one took him on. The cry went up more o f them in thnt Company for Amriean for Tom Meredith, the Kentucky this morning one o f their officers Bankers featherweight nnd so Tommy steps in­ sneezed and three men answered their CHEQUES Association to the ring amidst the chers nrtd jesl- naif es. Roby is some kid ,tho. ing remnrks thnt the boys frbrh the WE SELL THEMother companies willing gave ns the contrast in the ttvo men wfcrb like the :+ + + + + + + + + + + + 1 .+ + > ^ + + + + + + + + + + + + - i.+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ^ ■I.. . .1 — elephant and the little fchoW dbg that a society woman tngs around in her arms. Murphy 137, the child Hippo 237 lbs., sit down in front nnd away we go. Up In the nlr with Murphy arid down on the nlnt, where did Mur­ t $ phy go too? Well, where does your W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. 20.— There * * * * * * * * * 4 1 4 1 $ Men Mny Be Called to Work Nineteen lap go to when you get us? That’s wtro conflicting reports as to the Hours at Straight Pay the plnce Murphy went to and then possibility o f agreement on the anti­ W H E R E T H E Y P L A Y TODAY adnys whether they W’ish to or not, CHICAGO, Aug. 20.— Presenting a before Tom knew thnt he wns really beer bill when senate und hdusc con­ Tnmpn nt St. Petersburg. the city coinmission having adopted a wrestling he was on his bnck. Fall ferees took up their work ngain be­ divided opinion fo r the first time since Orlando at Jacksonville. regulation prohibiting “ ja y” walking its formation) a year and a half ago, number one, Murphy winner. But hind closed doors. Daytona nt Lakeland. in the business section. The Import­ Labor like the poet says now comeB the fun­ The Stanley senate amendment, tho United States Railrond ant crossings are ornamented with ny part, Meredith was chnsing rnin- described by those who frnmed it ns Board yesterday, in a majority decis­ HOW T H E Y STAND broad white lines indicating the way bows and rending "Dnn M ngrcw" merely a renffirmatioh of the fourth ion, cut tho overtime pay o f certain Pet W • L the tsreots nr to bo crossed. The city when ho hit the mat this time for nnd fifth amendments to the consti­ classes of shop craft workers while a Orlando .............. .... 64 34 .451 C L E A R W A T E R . — The Clcnrwntcr commission explains thnt theefTort to Murphy was tho fly In the butter and labor member dissenting declared the Tampa ................ .... 52 41 .5 41 tution to guarantee protection o f the Athletic ABBocintlon lins been orgnn- nbolish “ Jay” walking had ns its ob­ stuck on Tom like n pimple sticks to majority opinion "does not appear Lakeland ............ .... 52 47 .5H home, still stood ns the rock against ized fo r the purpose o f fostering va­ ject the diminishing o f automobile u man’s face thnt tins a pig pnrty on either just or rensonnblo.’’ .451 54 St. Petersburg .... .... 45 which the measure might be wrecked accidents on tho downtown streets riou s Bports hore, including boxing. The dissenting opinion wns by A. O. Daytona .............. .....45 in his home town. Look out there 55 .450 beyond hope of filial enactment be­ The boxing bouts were inaugurated and to make the streets safe for pe­ Murphy, if that boy rolls on you it Wharton, form er president o f tho ra il­ Jacksonville ....... .... 38 .350 (1 2 fore tho recess next week. this week, tho ring having been lo­ destrians. way employes’ department, American will take a blotter to pick you up, old Representative Volstead, lender of cated at the baseball park before the Federation o f Labor, which with the boy, so stand clear or you'll be run R ESU LTS YESTERD AY the house managers, wa ssaid to bo grand stand. The ring nnd stand six federated shop ernwts wns involv­ Q U IN C Y.— A fond mother’s anti­ over, Murff. Murphy must have serv­ Florida Stnte l.enguc agreeable to a comj romiso on the ed in the dispute. have been equipped with lights so pathy towards community welfare ed in a bargain store sompwhere as A t St. Petersburg 0, Tnmpn 3. Stanley proposul but unaiterubly op­ that the boxing bouts may be held workers wns emphnsized here Inst he came through as pretty ns a dime Two lnbor members joined the ma­ A t Lakeland 15, Dnytonu 0. posed to its acceptance ns a whole jo rity in signing the decision. Those at n igh t * week, according to Miss Oxford, locnl in the collection plate nnd Tom wus A t Jncksonvillu-Orlando, rain. and determined to fight the rcquir>- concurring were Judge R. M. Burton, Red Cross secretary. A youngster o f on the broad shoulders thn.t only a C L E A R W A T E R — Arrangements ten years had been brought to the few minutes before looked like they ment of warrants to search other chairman; G. W. Hanger nnd Ben W. South Atlnntic Association ifor a labor day celebration at Clcar- hospital suffering with typhoid fever would fill the mat to a fare-the-wcll, property than homes, int'uding auto­ Hooper, representing the public; A l ­ A t Greenville 5, Spartanburg 0. wnter bench will include n picnic ami after he had been found ill in n one so Murphy won. Good boy, Murff, mobiles. Opposition in the senate to bert Phillips nnd W alter L. McMeniA t Charlotte 10-12, Augusta 3-4. reduction or material amendment-'of nien, for the unions; nnd Horace Bak­ gathering of postmasters and |k>sU»1 room shanty used as living quarters that's the stuff to get 'em. A t Columbia 2, Charleston •’>. In conclusion of the above let us the Stanley amendment, framed after er, .1. If. Elliott and Samuel Higgins, employes from Pnsco, Hillsborough by his mother. The shnnty wns nnd Pinellas counties. W. A. Dnvis, without a wooden floor, the frame say right now that somebody in Co. nearly a score o f senators, many of railroad representatives. Amcricnn League F must have been raised on soft food, them tcmptrancc lenders, hud been One hundred ond thirty-seven roads local posamnster, having extended nn merely resting on the ground. A t Chicago 13, New York 0. It invitation for the meeting. The Stnte wns with s«ime persuasion, she says, not that lie wasn't solid enough to consulted, made it doubtful, membeis appealed for modification o f the nat­ A t St. Louis 2, Washington 0. Letter Carriers' Association will meet thnt the mother finnlly consented to have eaten Murphy up, no not that, snid, whether nny anti-beer legisla­ ional agreement rules,, entered into A t Detroit 8-10, Boston 12-0. but what do you think of a man thut tion could pass unt'l fall. during the war time railrond admin­ at the bench nt tho same time. Others not scheduled. permit the boy to be taken to the hos­ will roll out of the ring nnd land on Amendments to the tax revision istration and the majority modified pital. A few days later while the at­ his adversity and get up and squawk bill weretaken up in the house, several certain ones. National Longue M IA M I— Local policemen the re­ tending nurse at the hospital wns en­ thnt he has hurt his back and that he proposed by republican members of Among the changes the ninjority A t Philadelphia 3-4, Pittsburg I t t mainder o f the Bummer will have to gaged in other duties, she turned has so many things to do such us tho ways and means committee being ruled that: A t New York 8, Cincinnati 3. depend upon their running ability to around just in time to see a man, the Write letters and send a telegram and given priority in consideration. Un­ Employes regularly called for Sun­ A t Boston 3, Chicago 2. halt fleeing law breakers, for their child thrown across his shoulders, oh just so many things that he was day nnd holiday work nnd performing der the ngrecmtns all amendments A t Brooklyn 4, St. Louis 0. pistols finvt been taken from them. running from the building. Mayor told to do not only ten minutes before will ho submitted through tho com­ tasks absolutely neccssa-y for contin­ Police Marshal Brogden has ordered Davidson and Chief o f Polico Rob­ he came over to look over the pro­ uous operation of the roads shall not Southern Association members o f the department NOT to erts were notified nnd went immedi­ gram for tiie evening. Well for the mittee. receive time nnd a half, but only pny A t Memphis 4, Atlanta 2. carry them while on duty. During ately to the woman's house. There benefit of those thnt can’t form an on the same basis ns for week days. A t Birmingham 0, Mobile 0. the mid-Hummer months the police­ they found the youngster in the opinion right now we would say that Confederate Veterans No work not absolutely necessary is A t Little Rock 5, Chnttnnooga 4. men art permitted to shed their coats fondling embrace of his mother nnd lie should lie cutting ice for a movie Reunion Called Off, no to bo performed on Sundays. A t Nashville 12, New Orleans 12* nnd the prominent display o f pistols at the same time eating hrond, but­ o f "E liza crossing the Deluwnre rivEmployes at the completion o f eight Place Bid for It In holsters nt their l>eitsi resulted in ter, pickles nnd other food not usual­ or.” Oh, well, why kill a good thing. hours work may be required to work Amerlcnn Association the disarmament order, Chief Brog- ly considered in the diet o f such a Let Murphy have hi3 nddress wo say, two hours overtime before being re­ A t Minneapolis 5, Toledo 10. Suggested Thnt it Be Held in Savan­ don declaring visitors to tho bench patient. The mother wns finnlly pre­ |how about it, Murff? leased for meals instead o f one hour, A t Milwaukee 3, Louisville 0. nah in Mny might gain nn trrononus impression vailed upon, however, to let the lad So many things happen here thnt ns now provided. (By Tho Auoclatod Brou) A t St. Paul 17, Columbus 4. o fthis law aldding city because of return to the hospital and his condi­ are too good to leave out of the news Employes cnled for work and not A t Kansas City 8, Indianapolis 0. tho exhibition o f weapons. In lieu tion is now reported good. columns that we just have to tell a S A V A N N A H , Aug. 20.— According working, or culled for work nnd work­ few of the good ones. Get this new to n letter received by General I). B. ing two hours nnd forty minutes or o f pistols tho patrolmen now carry International League one on greasing a pan: Use potash Morgan, commander South Georgia less will lie paid for four hours over­ n small club which may be concealed W EKT T A M P A .— The city o f West A t Rending t), Toronto 8. from tho public eye. Tampa is boasting o f a record which and lye ns we tried thnt out today in Brigade, tiie 1021 'general reunion of time, instead o f fi” c hours under ex­ Others not scheduled. tlm author-ties believe no municipal)­ the kitchen and if some of the men the United Confederate Veterans has isting rules. Virgins League Employes called one hour or less Nathan Bedford J A C K K S O N V IL L E .— In line with , ty in tiie country the size can equal have hnd shine lately they were con­ been abandoned. A t Portsmouth 8, Newport News the policy o f tht city commission to Just now the city is without a chief vinced by the burning sensation that Forrest, o f Biloxi, Miss., secretary to before their regular time will bo paid A t Tarboro 4, Richmond 4. give the mayor unhampered control o f police or a chief of the fire depart­ Sgt. Eagan must have mude a still General Vnnsandt, o f Fort Worth, time and one-hnif fo r overtime, in­ A t Norfolk 10-4, Suffolk 0-7. all his own. Everybody is well except cotnmnndcr-in-chtef, has written Mor­ stead o f the present five hours al­ o f the police department and ade­ ment because they have little to do A t Rocky Mount 2, Wilson 10. the man that put the concoction to­ gan thnt because no city invited the lowance. , quate forces, Mayor Martin’s request officially. Marshal Lognn is ill at Piedmont Lcuguc. gether thnt being none other than Veterans there will he no reunion. Mr. Men called way from home will not fo r nine more patrolmen will lie his home nnd Chief L , I,. Moan, of A t Durhum 4, Danville 0. Truolove. Hu went through the hot Forrest now suggests Savannah en­ be allowed overtime fo r hours Bpent granted by the providing for their the fire department, is away on his A t Highpolnt 0, Greensboro 3. oven with at least 50 men on each tertain the veterans next May nnd Bleeping, provided they receive nt lenst salaries in the 1022 budget, Chairman honeymoon. Records show thnt the A t RAleigh 7, Winston-Salem 9. sale and tonight he is sleeping liku a the effort to carry out the suggestion five hours relief out o f every twentyPrank Owen has announced. The ad­ police department averages less than true soldier, fncu down and toes out, will lie made by Morgan nnd asHoci- four. Tax assessors are not w ith ou t th»f ditional men nre needed beenuse of one arrest per day and that the ma­ as he is burning with a sensation tlmt ntes. Employes regularly assigned to per­ troubles! A mnn In Grenndn, Ml*** tho expansion o f thecity and will pn- jority of the offenders nre o f n minor was made by a different kind of lye form rond work, nnd paid on a month­ trol bents now being covered by o f­ character. The records show an nvervalued n mule nt $20. The board r» than the one he used. ly basiH w ill.compute their salaries on A love o f fair play nnd common ficers from other bents. ed th? assessment to $50, then ^ ngo o f only one larceny caste per Virgil Smith is looking over the big Henso is the typical American trait— the basis o f 243 hours a month, in­ month. The fire record is even better town tonight us his "sweetie" is some therefore we have fnith in the insti­ stead of tho present 203 hours, with cclved this mcsBngo from the " I hereby make this proposition C L E A R W A T E R — Five huge motor than the police, it having been just where in the guy throng nnd Virgil tution known ns the United States. no overtime allowed fo r hours worked nny member o f the bonrd, to anyclt1' trucks were delivered this week to tho five months since the department warn has been busier thnn a one-armed pa­ in excess o f clgh% per day, nnd no zen of tho county or Stnte: Give"’* Pinellas county board o f commis­ last called out to figlit a blaze. " I be­ per hnnger with the hives. Good luck In selling, too many of ub ure en­ time deducted for less thnn eight sioners. One trtick was assigned to lieve we huve the quietest town o f its Virgin, but remember tht»t thlB isn’t, gaged in trying to steal trade that al­ hours work, unless tho employe inys $20 nnd take tho mule, nnd may good Lord bo wilth you until each commissioner so thnt ho would sizo on the globe," said city clerk old home week nnd you nre due buck ready exists instead of creating new o ff on hiH own accord always bo ready to net in nn omerg- James Lockhart. " I would bo willing here this very night, so don't look at business. It wns this last rule to which Mr. meet boyond tho river- For inhere . ency should it occur within hin dis­ to match W est Tampa’s polico nnd thut old moon to long. Wharton took particular exception in wiickbdncss o f heart nnd nicnnns trict. Tho trucks, which will be used fire records against thnt of any city Get out of tho wuy nnd let some­ W hy is it every summer conven­ hiH minority report. Ho proBonted o f disposition this mule, in comp* exclusively in work on tho highwnys, o f 8,000 population in the country.” body run thnt "kin," fo r Private tion is held in n town whoso normal figures to show thnt it would reduco r.on, makes tho devil n smiling c“ cost $22,000, o f which sum half w o b Michaculs came through the line 'to­ summer climate is bo bllutoring that rond employes approximately $15 a rub; fo r a disinclination to dissip*^ paid from tho state road fund. Thero is a reporttd shortage of night with nt least fifty belts follow­ you can fry eggs on the sidewalk? month and give them an average useful energy this beast make* ( FOR M YE R S -R eslden ts o f Fort rags, but there nppears to be a suf­ ing him in quick succession. Mike monthly nalary o f $2 below that paid tho grasshopper a model o f Industff | Myers artf w tglnkInVBGKQJZ(3)tb ficient quantity on hand for chewing may look slow, but oh boy, he hit tho Pest cards— local viows— lc each nt for the same cIobh of work on Mny 1, The assessment wns Immediately 1010. dirt this time nnd came down thnt the iTcrald office. tyyera nre walking chnlk lines now- 'purposes. duced to $20. AN ALL-STAR SPECIAL CAST in “ Coincidence ” in is here because we find it best fitted to carry out the quality and value-giving ENJOY YOUR TRIP ideals of this store. Sanford Shoe and Clothing C om pany Peoples Bank of Santord LIQUOR BILL HELD OVER OVERTIME SCALE CUT OFF SOME TIME HASBYBEEN THE BOARD : SPORT WORLD STATE NEWS ii A _____________ �___ * THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1921 PAGE TWO nt DeLeon Springe. Their neighbors when Edwnrd will nttend tho high nnd friends wish them much happi­ school hero while Charles goes to ness in their now home, but hope thoy Stetson Univarsity, nt DeLand. will return ngnin to Sanford. I. FRL’ D DAIGKR, Society Editor, W. O. Murrell, o f Wnuchuia, spent Phone 217-W Mrs. W. A. Lester has ns hor the week end hero with his parents, v guests her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. Cnpt. nnd Mrs. K. It. Murrell. S O C IA L C A L E N D A R It. Linton, nnd her sisters, Misses Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A. Speer have re­ Tuesdny— Mrs. W. A. Lester will en­ Mnrgnrtt, Mnry nnd Jean, o f Montl­ turned from an extended trip to tho tertain in her home on Magnolia ccllo, Fin. east, where they went to buy fnll avenue nt 8:30 p. ni., compliment to iher sisters, Misses Margaret, May Cnpt. nnd Mrs. George DeCottos goods, and Jean Linton, o f Montlccllo, Fla. nnd son Frederick Boll, returned Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles L. Britt nnd Tuesday— Mrs. M. S. Wiggins will en­ home yesterday from Jacksonville. two children, Mnrgnrct nnd Charles, tertain tho members of the Monday Mrs. DeCottcs was tho guost o f the returned homo Saturday from n de­ Bridge nnd D. A. U. Bridge Clubs former's mother whilo hor husband' lightful visit with relatives at Cona t the home o f Mrs. 11. L. Perkins, nnd son were at Camp Johnston. nellsville, Pn. Mr. Britt also bought on Magnolia avenue nt 0:30 n. m. full goods in Chicago nnd New York, Wednesday—The members of the T Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard P. Smith XI. T. T P l n K will w ill be lin nentertained M liirln in rw l by liv ■ • !• N Club while away. spent the day very pleasantly yester­ Mrs. Ed. Lane nt her home on Park day at Dnytonn Bench . Mrs. M. S. W iggins, Mrs. Frank avenue nt I o'clock. Wednesday— Mrs. Porter Pitts will Miltcer, o f Mort Myers, Misses Mario Mrs. nnd Mrs. GrilTin nnd Miss entertain nt her home on Magnolia Goodyear, were ninong thoso from Fair, nnd Mnry Armstrong, nnd Mr. avenue nt 8:30 p. m., in compliment Sanford nt Dnytonn Bench yester- Archie Fair, motored to Orlnndo to her sister, Miss Sallie Howard, Saturday afternoon. ' dny. o f Barncsville, Gn. Saturday— The Children's Story Hour Mr. nnd Mrs. Woodward Barnwell, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts, Mr. nnd vfill be held nt the Central Park nt o f Tnmpn, arrived Saturday nnd are Mrs. Ed. Lnnc and Mr. nnd Mrs. five o'clock. the guests of their nunt, Mrs. Ella Howard Ovorlin, were n congcnlnl Lefflcr ,nt hor home, The Gnbles. pnrty mbtorlng to Dnytonn Bench Messrs. Henry McDonald nnd Rob­ ert Rowe, of Jacksonville, spent the yesterday. Dr. S. Puleston nnd Mr. D. L. weok end hero, returning to .Jackson­ Thrasher, with thoir fnmilies, nro Mr. and Mrs. Widenmn Caldwell, ville yesterday afternoon. They were spending aoine time nt the Sensido accompanied home by Mrs. Robert Miss Lottie Caldwell, Mrs. J. M. W al­ Inn, Dnytonn Bench, spent the day Rowe and little daughter Dettie, who lace, Master Joe Caldwell nnd Mr. here Saturday! returning to the Beach have been the guests of her parents, Charles Whitncr, wore a congenial Snturdny night. Mr. nnd Mrs. Betts, nt their home on pnrty spending the day at Dnytonn Boach yesterday. Onk avenue. Mr. ami Mrs. Claud P. Herndon re­ turned home Snturdny from WayR. W. Penrninn spent the wcekMrs. Caddy Thornton, of JncksoncrosH, Gn., nnd Jacksonville. villo, *s the guest o f her brother nnd end with his family nt Dnytonn sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thornton, Bench, Sunday. at their home on West First street. Miss Lottie Caldwell left this nftorDr. nnd Mrs. S. Puleston, Miss Ca­ noon for Orlnndo where she will bo milla Puleston, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. the guest o f Mrs. Preston Buford, Thrasher, Col. and Mrs. George W. for several days. Knight nnd family returned home yesterdny from Dnytonn Bench where Mr. nnd Mrs. W. K,. Warren, and they spent several days at the Seaside daughters, Misses Katherine nnd Inn. Eleanor, o f Jacksonville, with Miss Hayden, o f Birmingham, Ain., were Mr. and Mrs. John Deader, Messrs. the dinner guests on Friday o f Mr. Frederick and Jake Deader, of Flush­ i and Mrs. M. II. Bowler. They were ing, N. Y., are tile guests of Mr. nnd | returning from a week delightfully Mrs. John Meisch at their home on j spent motoring in the southern part First street. Mr. and Mrs. John Dea­ | <>? the state. der nre going to make Sanford their home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller spent the day yesterday nt Dnytonn Bench. Mr. und Mrs. .1. E. Dunwody, of A t­ lanta, Arc spending some time here at Miss Nathalie Perry arrived in the tho Montezuma. city Sunday, and is the guest o f her Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Taylor o f SnM,m Mnb,p » • Bowlor- ’ vannah, Gn., are visitors here, stop-! ping at tho Montezuma. | *^rHM* Mason, Misses Anna ______ I Mason and Esther Miller returned Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pierce nnd Mrf| homo ycaterday from Daytona Bench Hnrry Pierce, o f Bartow, spent the where thoy have spent the post two weeks. day here yesterday. Mrs. Porter Pitts entertained at a Mr. und Mrs. O. P. Linton, of Monticello, Fla., are registered at the speml-the-dny party yesterday at Wekiwn Springs, in compliment to Montezuma. her sister, Miss Sallie Howard, o f Mr. nnd Mrs. A. S. Hawkins, and Barncsville, Gn. children, of Lake Monroe, and daugh­ Judge nnd Mrs. G. G. Herring, Miss ter, Mrs. Wheeler Marsh, o f DeLand, wore visiting W. E. Hawkins nnd Eleanor Herring, Miss Mell Whitncr, fnmily Friday and Saturday at Cor­ nnd Mr. Alfred Foster, motored to Daytona Bench yesterday. onado Bench Charles and Edward Henderson are The many friends o f Mrs. G. A. Brewer, and her niece, regret that spending their vacation nt Baltimore, they have moved away from Sanford. Washington, Richmond, nnd Atlanta. They are now on their orange grove They will bo away until school opens, «|»«|»«|»*|» i|s «|« »j**5**j**j»•}•»*«cji •£«•*«•£««j*»£••)••(**2* *j**|» «|» L. C. L E O N A R D Y NEATS and FISH 327 Sanford Ave. (LelTler Block) Specials-Tuesday Morning Until Friday Night FLORIDA MEATS Round Steak, per lb................ Sirloin Steak, per Ilf. ............. Porter House Steak, O ff per lb......................L d C Club Steak, Or per lb.......................L d C Rump Roast, o r per It).......................L iu C Shoulder Steak, O/k per lb......................Z U C Shoulder Roast, on per lb.......................Z U C .. 25c .. 25c I; Stew Beef, lb. A2l/2c Leg of Mutton, per 11». INJutton Chops, per Hi. 25c I 25c Shoulder Mutton per lb............. 20c Muttoni Stew, lb. 10c Leg o f Pork, per lb................ Pork Chops, per lb................ Pork Shoulder per lb................ Pork Stew, per lb................ W ESTERN MEATS, Finest Quality, Prices Right FRESH FISH on hand at all times, dressed and ready These prices are strictly cash. W e deliver a l L o r d e r s p r o m p t l y f il l e d S A T IS F IE D CUSTOM ERS A R E OUR P L E A S U R E Judge and Mrs. J. (J. Smith and lit­ tle daughter, Mario, o f Birmingham’, Ain., arrived yesterday nnd nre the guests o f their nunt, Mrs. Ella Lcffier, at The Gnbles, Daily Fashioti Hints Si?? / i . • J •» • G E O R G E T T E AND I t is self-evident that there should be some distinc­ tion between the three classes o f service. Recognizing this fa c t I have adopted the follow in g plan without changing prices: S A T IN Smart designers take advantage of every possible opportunity to empha­ size their fondness for combinations of satin and crCpc Georgette. This after­ noon costume lias n background of brown satin, with Georgette in two shades of brown draped over the skirt in graceful effect. Brown silk tassels finish the sash ends, tied at the under­ arm scams. Medium size requires 3H •ards 40-inch satin and 2j^j yards 36nch Georgette. gc Pictorial Review Blouse No. 9186. Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 30 cents. Skirt No. 9215. Sizes, 24 to 34 inches waist. Price, 30 cents. E Daily Fashion Hints FIRST: All goods priced on a charge and delivery basis. SECOND: Customers charging goods but delivering same will be discount­ ed 2%. TH IR D : Customers paying cash for goods and delivering same will be dis­ counted 5%. THIS A P P L IE S TO A L L ORDERS OF $1.00 OR MORE EFFECTIVE MONDAY, AUGUST 22 Deane Turner TH E NEW CIRCULAR S K IR T The feature of outstanding interest in this onc-iiiecc frock of gray tricotine i9 the circular skirt suggestion. The front and hack of the dress are in panel style. To tlic sides of tile Moycn Age blouse arc attached circular gores. Self-color soutache trims the blouse and llarc cufTs of the one-piccc sleeve-: Medium size requires 31J yards 54-iucli material. Pictorial Review Dress No. 9254. . . 3 1 to 43 inches bust. Price, 35 .cuts. M-+->++++++++++++++4‘++++++**+*+++++++++++++++*+++*++44 Fertilizer Materials Castor Pomace BED ROOM TRAGEDY Adjourned meeting of the Rod and B. R. Godwin, who represents the Gun Club wil Hie held tonight nt the G. B. Williams Company, a manufac­ cour thou.se. All members expected turing drug house, kills three in his to lie present. lied room in hotel in West Florida. Mr. Godwin's statement is as fallows: Niff lit Scenes Shot I retired about eleven-thirty. Was aroused next morning at three o’clock in Broad Daylight! by the song of several anopheles mos­ Remarkable Photographic Feat Ac­ quitoes. I happened to think o f my little bottle* of Torment, which I im­ complished in Moving Picture mediately got and began to spray about in the room. Could not hear Romantic night and super-twilight them any more, so supposed they were scenes outdoors, taken in the full glare gone. Next morning I found two of the noonday sun in the same spot dead in the tied and one dead on the where daylight scenes were taken, rep­ floor. I would not travel if I could resent the latest technical nchUrvcment o f Lois Weber. Photographic not get this spray. It kills them. Sold everywhere.— Adv. and lighting effects form one of her hobbies. In the latest I.ois Weber production, “ What’s Worth W hile?" which comes to the Star Theatre tomorrow several exterior scenes Imd to lie taken on a ranch. There were twilight mid after dark scenes to lie shot, all tense dra­ matic scenes. The house could not ac­ commodate the company o f some for­ ty players and the trip buck to Los Angeles was too long and rough to bo made after dark. Even the weather remained perfect, giving no opportunity to utilize a cloudy day to obtain the desired "shots." Miss Weber's creative forc­ es started working, for the scenes had to lie taken. A fte r much deliberation the following articles were brought in­ to piny. A square o f black cnnvns about f if ­ ty by fifty feet, twenty steel stakes driven in the ground in n semicircle. The cnnvns was then draped at the top over the spreading limbs of n treo and fastened nt the bottom to the stakes. Presto! Tho desired results were ob­ tained. The plcturu is a gem nnd Claire Windsor nnd Louis Calhern play tho lending roles. » A ll transactions In a retail grocery business nfo di­ vided into three groups, requiring three kinds o f ser­ vice. F irst, charge and delivery, this transaction is the m ost expensive both fo r the merchnnt nnd the custom­ er, requiring as it does, telephone, bookkeeper, gas nnd upkeep o f the truck. Second, is the customer who comes to the store, has his merchandise charged but enrries his goods home w ith him, elim in atin g a part of the expense. Third, is the customer who pays cash and carries his goods.home w ith him, thus elim inating all expense o f charge and delivery. A T CORONADO REACH. ROD AN D G lIN CLUB M EETING. ' New Solution of an Old Problem HOUSE P A R T Y . A congenial group o f relatives at­ tending the house pnrty given by Mrs. Ella LelHcr at “ The Gables," nre: Mr. nnd Mrs. Sim Fair, Miss Marie Fair and Archie Fnir, o f Prattsville, Ala.; Mrs. Frank Miltcer nnd little daughter, Francis Fnir, of Fort Myers; Mr. nnd Mrs. Woodward Barnwell, o f Tnmpn; Judge nnd Mrs. J. Q. Smith and Miss Marie Smith, of Birmingham, Ain.; Mrs. M. S. W ig ­ gins, and little daughter, Dorothy, nnd Miss Mnry Armstrong, o f Mont­ gomery, Ala. Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. E. Dawkins nnd children, W illiam nnd Emily, also Mrs. G. W. Vnliable and niece, EfTie O’Cnin, art over at Coronado Bench for an indefinite stay. Mr. W. E. Hawkins hns been very lucky in finding turtle eggs. Found one with 127 eggs, and another with 131 eggs. Hut found very few mos* qitocs and sand fliese. Mrs. G. W. Venable is nursing a very bad case of sun hum from going clamming and fishing from which wo were very success. Got 200 dams, four nice bass and quite a nice string o f smnll fish. *s • rirzt Tailored Mode. Having lieen lor many centuries sub­ ject to Assyria, the' Persians unturuli> Incluilcil in their modes many cos­ tumes derived from those of Assyria, bill the elm rad eristic und Individual contribution of Persia to the inode was something very dllTerent from these, says Vogue. It was. In fact, nothing less tliiin the llrst of all "lull■red costumes." T o be sure, It would seem to a tailor of today a simple enough affair, but It should be consid­ ered In relation to preceding modes, '-y i’t and Assyria may huve required seam from lime to time In their 'ostuiiics, but Persia presented for the ..rst time a definitely cut and sewn lode, a cost nine consisting of trousers ml u tunic nnd a coat, a coat with a tmight, set-ln sleeve, such a costume s we slmll not see again for many cidiirlcs, until we meet It again among he burl at Inns of northern Europe at be beginning of'tlie Middle ages, with mantel usually rcplaelii;; the coat. Between Friends. Maud— I am really surprised when I see what a lot of homely women get married. Ethel—Surprised and encouraged, ell, dear?— Boston Transcript. W IL L IN S T A L L P IIO N E T H IS W E E K Post cards— local view* -1c each at Post cards— local views— lc each at tho Herald office. the Herald office. ...r„ , —'A- Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems K A IN IT — SH EEP M A N U R E GOAT M A N U R E And Other Materials Our Prices W ill Snvc You Money Chase & Co. P H O N E 530 ♦ + + + + + + + + + **4 + 4 > *+ + + *4 **+ + < l,* 4 '* + + + + * + + + ,|,+ * * + + + * 4 ,* ,*"f+ + + *' ers arc getting on th e ir investm ent. M U N IC IP A L P L A N T IS A fte r completing these invcstlg** A GOOD IN V E S TM E N T. tions the gentleman went to .Mayor That New Smyrna’s municipal elec­ Gaddis, explained the purpose of hi* tric plant is n valuable asset to tho v^sit to New Smyrna nnd what h* city and a paying investment to the had been doing nnd made the propo*1* taxpayers is proven by tho fact that tion to tho mnyor tnu: if the fill u number o f weeks ngo a man came would sell tho plant he would PJ|‘ to New Smyrna to look over the sit­ clmse It, Inking ovor tho plant in l>u uation and prospects for establishing own name, assume tho,-obligati0®* a light and power plant here, having ja y tho city every dolinr that h* boon informed that tho city was w ith­ been put into the plant m.-I out electric current laBt summer and eiy with interest, i.nu operate it 41 not having been informed that the his own plant in future. He wa* in­ city had built and installed its own formed that the city c o m m is s io n e r* 1plant und machinery. A fte r arriving nre woll satisfied with tho inveatn#® hero und luartung tho fncts tho man, and Borvice o f tho electric plant A who is experienced, in the operation that no sudh proposition would o f electric plants, took ihd time t j considered b y th o com m ission ers l®. make a thorough investigation o f con­ behalf o f tho taxpayer*.- New smy* ditions to lenfn what servico tho new no News. plant is giving iho people o f New |Smyrna and what return tho taxpay­ Try • Herald Want Ad today. r*«T‘ . �fTTy?’! ‘m T H E . SAN FO R D , D A IL Y H E B & | A M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 2 g» lft21 FIGHTING WASHINGTON COPPER BEING GROOMED FOR DEMPSEY Progressive movements, fosterby progressive individuals, are (variably productive o f results, AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD ji * You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro| fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column , il progressive movements that i for their aim the creating of GREATER SANFORD and SEMiOLE CONUTY are in accord,with ie progressive policy o f this insti- ution. A ltorn cy-n t-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD •:* FLORIDA SANFORD -:FLORIDA count. Sanford Constructs Co. BATTERIES CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully Battery Troubles to Us Furnished W* Bp.cUlli* on Electrical Work and can tlva A ll Work Guaranteed ,oa d.pandabta tarries.. P. O. Box WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS n . T. PACE roa OVERHAUL!Nil youh oas BRINO YOUR Sem inole C o u n ty ..Bank, set ♦ ♦♦< : lte news i * * * * * * * * ,’ATKli.—Schools generalbout Pinellas county will liny, September 12, uccord|office of the county aaperof public instruction here. IASSBE.—The State Raillission has announced df.tea es of hearings to be held September on traffic and [ects within its jurisdiction. Haven, on September 5, ission will conduct a hearetermlne whether it shall Atlantic Const bine and res and Gulf railroads to hysical connection at that hearing or; a similar peti be held in Clearwater on 7, hut in this instance, a onnection between the Atst Line and the Seaboard at Clearwater is being o hearings will be held In September N, A t 10 a. unissioners will investigate mine whether the Tnmpn is under the management ol of the Allaantic Const whether the two railroads •he purpose "f transportansidered as constituting one me mad. At tl o’clock the P1'Ts will begin a hearing to whether the Seaboard A ir id be permitted to increase u’d rates to the basis of its scale mi •mumoditiefl and tween I'umpa .mil all points between Turkey Creek and [■billing hrnnehes, where the in t'lTeet is lower than the icale. m t— i Post masters throughout ry have been notified to bo 'kmit f«„- two United States s mi Aim; sinee the robbery oitotrice here on August 9. mrs «.f the keys are: Star, 1.A-6H2K. Under the postal person in possession o f the be prosecuted for Imperea postolTice employee and Bence ah me, unless offset by nation- would be sufficient etion under the charge. Tho Inf Inot obtained lias not been made public but It is understood val­ uable mall was missing after the robbery. L A K E W A L E S .— Contract for the new packing house to bo built by the Lake Wnles Packing Co., in which •Dr. P. Phillips, o f Orlando, one of the large independent shippers o f grape­ fruit, is heavily Interested, has been let to a local concern and work on construction haso begun. The house and Its equipment will cost about 325,000 and It Is expected It will be ready fo r operation by October 1. The buildin will be two stories in height, 100 feet long and 80 feet wide and will be built o f wood nnd galvanized iron. C L E A R W A T E R .— Local members o f the Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles o f the Mystic Shrino, have organized n Shrine Club, beginning with fifteen charter members. ' ____ * C L E A R W A T E R .— Guy A. Neal, as­ sistant county clerk for 'Pinellas county, hns resigned to take n posi­ tion with a commercial concern in St. Petersburg. Ho will be succeeded here by John A. Kelly, o f Jacksonville: TRAIN SCHEDULE Southbound • Arrive 83 _2:86 a. m. 27 . 89________2:55 p. m. 85_______ 7:30 p. m. •No. •No. #No No. •No. No. •No. •No. Departs 2:40 a. m. 8:40 a. m. 3:20 p. m. 7:45 p. m. North hound Depart* A rrive 82_____________ 1:48a.m2:03 . a. m. 84 ..11:45 o. m. 12:05 p. in. 3:25 p. ro, 80.......... 3:05 p, m. 28 _10:00 p. m. Trilby Branch Depart! A rrive 0:00 a. m. 100.......... 3:25 p. m. 24.......... 7:00 n. in. 158.......... 7:35 p. m. 22.......... • Leesburg il ranch Depart! Arrive 157________4:00 p. ct. 21.......... 2:52 p. in. 101_____________ 0:30p.m. 25_____________ 2:00p.m. Oviedo Branch Depnrt* Arrive •No. 120................... 11:00a.m. •No. 127.......... 3:40 p. m ) 'D ally, except Sunday. Little Additionl 1 make the average : a lot more' comfortr • What is it that your needs? Let’s see: sun seeping porch, sumkitchen, bedroom, bathN , hardwood floors, new | >garage, fences, trellis, flower boxes, window [ts Lumber makes them all—and we have lumber. Prices never will be lower. HILL LUMBER ' w r s ft-*f QUALITY m m g m S E R V IC E PR O G R E SS V/o IN T E R E S T P A ID ► ++.m * + * + + * + + + * * * * * + + * + + + + * + * * + * + * + + * * ,c' * * +™ CE S. O. Shinholser George A. DeCottefc Identify yourself with this strong Institution today by opening an ac­ kfiNGTII CONTRACTORS LAW YERS PRICE Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Company Sketches 'and Estimate* Fraoj mm Phone 1B9 ■■ There Is something else the matter with our national game besides Hie lively hitting. The falling off In attendance Is due to another cause than the resllleM pill. It’« the price charged to see tho games. Fans have begun to figure In pennies ugaln In­ stead of dollars, since the war flurry has passed. They are of the opinion that no hall game Is worth two hours of their time and .$1.10 of tlu^v money. The prewar price of 75 cents Would make a noticeable differcnee in the turnstile records. This difference o f 35 cents In the scale o f sent prices Isn't much, hut It Is enough to send hundreds of baseball fans to seek other forms of entertain­ ment. BETTER PLAN TO PASS RUTH Poor Strategy to Pitch to Great Slug­ ger With Men on Bases— Ty Cobb's Error. Wilson & Shorey “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by PURE W ATER While It Is good sportsmanship to pitch to Italic Until, wlt^i men on the hnses, It Is poor strategy. No less a strategist than Ty Cold) made such a blunder when Hamhlno got his eighteenth homer, scored two mep ahead of him* tied the score and Edw. Higgins, Inc. Elder Springs W ater Haight & Magee 99.9894 PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Pie. G AR A G E S Smith Bros. Garage LOR D’S P U R IT Y W ATER E xpert R epairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First A S GOOD A S T H E B E S T Dally Service Phonq 1*7 R E A L ESTATE SANFORD E. F. Lane ., Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women's Club employment to register nt the First National Bnnk. AGNES G. BERNER. Cltnlrman Eyes Examined V. C. C O L L E R , Prop. General Shop and Mill Work C O N T R A C T O R and B U IL D E R 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fie. E LE C T R IC A L i C O LO N IA L L A M P S Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. The Hloomlngtnu club lies turned Outfielder Paul Johnson and Pilcher Bid rev hack to the Washington club. OPT. I). Aroused by the fate of the "Blitek|* Sox," the White Sox will endeavor henceforth to keep themselves Immacu­ late. * NOVELTY WORKS Real Estate and Insurance Phone 95 The biggest event In the Internation­ al league la when Haltlmore loses a game. Geo. W . Knight • • • Fifty-two norial bombs failed to Real Estate and Insurance sink a warship bet Ilubc Hath take SANFORD -:FLORIDA a crack ut it. * • Pino nnd Gnrland Sts., Orlando, Fla. D iam on d S q u ib s Buhe Ruth may knock them farther, but he Is not among the live leaders for frequency. • • • Hubert Test, who has been pitching for Rochester and elsewhere, has Joined the Fllnf team. * • * Chicago wonders why the Cubs are not In the fiivt division. Lqck of pitch­ ers, the same us other clubs. • • • / u p i t ADi V W o n aAnLrb um W Um lin U A IlA ri HARTFORD B A T T E R Y Jack Dempsey had better wutch out, for Harry Dnriiiellu, Washington, D. C. policeman, Is being groomed by I)r. II. F. Holler of New York, to knock the champion from under Ids crown, Darn lei la, who held the heavyweight title of the U. S. destroyer fleet nt Guantanamo bay, Cuba, sprung Into the limelight July 4th, when ho knocked out 20 ruffians In a rough-nnd*tumhle fight In Washington. Todd C. Woodworth, Arlzonn mining man hud sportsman, decided to look the wonder cop over. In Durnlelle, ho Immediately saw championship timber, and Todd and the fighting cop made the trip to New York, where Domicile was examined am) put through the puces by Doctor Roller, former champion wrestler. Durnlelle Is twenty-two years old, weighs 198 pounds, and Is lightning fast on Ills feet. The most extraordinary feature of his makeup Is his cheat, which stretches n tape 48 Inrhes. “ It might take a year or two," sny his admirers, "but Domicile will be the next heavyweight champion of the world." The photograph shows Harry Durnlelle In center with C. E. Van Hiper (on leff). and Todd C. Woodworth, Domicile's discoverer. BASEBALL PRICES HURT L. A. Rennud, Prop. building too largo and none too n u ll, G ILLO N & F R Y * O P T O M E T R IS T The report that Connie Muck will O P T IC IA N Phone 112 Graduate Northern Illinois College have a great team nest year reminds 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. us thiil lie ulwnys has a great team— next year. TRANSFER • • • W ILS O N V U L C A N IZ Ever since the announcement that “ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS” Fold would manage the St. Louis IN G W O RK S Quick Service Transfer Browns In 1022 the team has been C. C. WILSON. Owner S A T IS F A C TO R Y SERVICE AND winning. Storage Facilities r e a s o n a b l e p r ic e s If we plcnso you, tell others; if not Wl*ht Brother* 0 « r » ,« Bulldlnt Any baseball nice that does not have . . tell us. Phone 498 a Chicago team champing on the hit for a place In front Isn’ t s regular pen­ Phone 175 Fourth and Snnford A re nant struggle. HOTELS New Era Printery * • • * The veteran Otto .Ionian, let out as manager by the Kitchener club, was offered u position ou the Mint league stall' of umpires. • * • Hchumndt la flaying first so well that Konetchy Is not missed, but llronklyti needs more than propping up ut the Initial corner. 1 . . . St. Louis mini says the (Hants tire shaky In many places. Me mentions find base as one of them. Poor Kelly, they never let Idm alone. . . . Malinger George .Ntulllligs of the Rochester team found lie had quite a capable first baseman as well as highclass pitcher In .Sum Post. • • • That Frenchman who suys A inertliibe Ruth. .runs can't appreciate tragedy should watch the grand stand when utt out­ made 11 possible for the Yanks to win fielder drops an easy one. out In the ninth. Babe lakes full advantage, of these Suggested liy the testimony In tin; tactical errors. baseball scandal trial that a crooked Ho so seldom Is given a chance to pitcher In u world’s series Is one who hit when runners arc on tho paths' that Is not averse to tossing something. * * * he tries a liltlo harder on such occa­ Pitcher Allen Conkwrlght, after sions. o ik ln g the rounds. Is back with tlm Bloomington Club. He was sold to DIVISION OF MINOR SPORTS Detroit,' which slipped Idm to Roches­ ter. • • • At University of Pennsylvania Outdoor Qamee Include Lacroeie, Tennis, Everybody would like to forget tho Golf and Polo. ugly stories of luisoliall “ fixing," hut ~ i perhaps 11 will huvo a salutary effect University of Pennsylvania Inis di­ to keep them In mind u little while vided minor sports Into two groups longer. * • * outdoor nnd Indoor. The nuldimi sports Include Incrnaso, tennis, golf, Verne Jacobson a younger brother polo, cricket nnd rifle shooting; those of llnhy Doll Jncnhson of tho St. Louis In tho Indoor group are wrestling, mix­ Hrowns, hns been getting a trial with ing. gymnastic*, fencing and the gun the Rock Jslnnd Club'of thu Three-I League. cluii. ->/.v.L»LajX- G. Bassett Smith, Prop. Hotel Montezuma COM M ERCIAL AND JOB P R IN TIN G “ Sanford’s N ew H otel” $1.60 Up Per Day Herald Printing Co. * C. A. W H ID D O N HOOK, JOB A N D COM­ C LE A N IN G , PRESSING , ALTERING M E R C IA L P R IN T IN G Phono 148 Herald Building Rear Snnford Shoo & Clothing Co* Phono 465 P R IN T IN G D R IN K 250 Ilnmmormill envelopes printed, $1.75.— Seminole Printery, 902 French Elder Springs Water, f t i 00 98-100 nve. 87-6tp per cent pure. Phono 31L. LOW TJDES ON T IIE BEACH. August oo Hour . 4:30 . 5:17 0:05 23 ................................... 24 ................................... 0:20 25 .......................................... 7:23 2 0 .......................................... 8:27 27 ................................... 9:31 28 ................................... 2 9 ................................................10:30 Igiko county is getting columns of favorable comment because It believes in beautification o f its highways, cut­ ting tho undergrowth to thirty foot wide, and knocking nil the tin and card board signs off tho trees and fonco posts, In that beautiful pine grove on the Eustis-Mt. Dora road there were more than 500 signs tack­ ed to tho tree trunks—an eye-soro that gave one the creeps. Pickling and Preserving TIME We have the- STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line o f Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. BALL HARDWARE CO. �(w(>! . < SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE R A ILR O A D S VS. FLO R ID A . Addressing a letter to tho Tnmpn Tribune, Hon. W. A. McRae, commis­ ,______ Bimlird, riorldi ________ . sioner o f agriculture fo r Florida touches upon tho vital subject o f "The PUBLlaUZRB Rnilroads vs. Florida.” The subject is IL J. H O L L Y ________________ Editor one which is o f intense interest to .V. J. 1 1LLARD....Secretary-Treasurer every person in the Peninsular State. H. A . NEKL.............General Mnnnfer Nothing atfccts tho cost o f living, tho cost o f nmnufacturts, the cost o f mar­ C U R TIS HARDER keting and production so greatly as CIRCULATION MANAGER tile question of transportation and ex­ Phone 118 up to 6 P. M. A ttirtlila t B ,t »« M idi Known w ApplloiUm cessive freight charges. Commission­ er McRae doses his able article in Bubicrtptloa Prle« la Adriao* Om T m i ...................................................*J'W this manner: P»UUb*d *T*r, »ft»rnoo» n n ) ( l u d i j i t Tki B in U Bulldla*. 10T K > n *IU A m u THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. Moitbi ............................................... DillTirad la Cltj bp Oirrlir On« W—b ...................................» Oi°t* TV. bl« IS- la l l - p t o W » U j Xanld *n< Uj i ] , cot.ra 8*mlno1« County and ti publUk.d • n r , Friday. A d T .rtl.ln f rata* mad. known M application. D.mocr.tlo In poUtloi. $8.10 fa r y.ar, alwaya In adranca, Member of The Associated Preaa w St S' - ; it /}" ■ > p * r *’(ira ’P il •■ 7. * ■**■* * > v > i P ■ ■■ ■ • ■ ■ . *4 * . ■ *«? ... t"' - l f ! wwsasJ1* v ■> . ■4 / THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1921 PAGE FOUR IU *,\- ’ Y*f-*V,** 1 * *t ’ V ^i , ->L^ _ ; ' . ! > W ‘‘ T' | * £ ' W -' 2 I - ' lf r jyj* *?• . _* r 'it, 1 .'**• ■ "It is a shame that modern transportation has so fallen down in efficiency that it is driving us hack to primitive methods, and progress halts before the Jugger­ naut of exorbitant rates.” His letter is as follows: No state in the Union has been more liberal in giving lands to railOrlando "raised tho wind” triday roads. o f last wetk. No n i.tr in the Unio i lias donated -------- 1—1>----------first and Inst, so large an area o f Yes, it is hot, was hot, and will he ,nnds tQ rftilr(>m,s Jls hlJH P:oridtt. hot for several days yet. A few years ago the railroads op­ ----------- o----------- . erating in the state issued a map And what is the use o f constantly showing their lands which they were reminding one o f something we al­ offering to sell and it looked like the ready know? whole state literally belonged to them. ----------- o----------What other kind o f business has The Sanford Chamber o f Com­ ever received such munificent boun­ merce will he the biggest and strong­ ties ns have the railroads? est organization in the county in a None. few weeks. It is doing tilings and What gratitude have the railroads thnt is what counts. shown for all this liberality? On the other hand no state in the Remember all you merchants that Union is so discriminated against by when you are ordering your goods, the railroads at is Florida. specify to ship by water every time. No other important shipping point And when you ship anything from in the state is so discriminated this city, ship by water. It ’s the against as is Tnmpn. only way to get another boat on the When a set o f transportation cor­ Clyde line. porations deliberately set out to make ----------- o----------commercial warfare against n state, n The whole-hearted wav in which ,, . , , section, or a city, they should, under the Clyde Line officials promised to ... . , . . . , conviction, forfeit their charters and join hands with the Sanford Chamber the officers responsible for it should o f Commerce shows that they are sin­ ho jailed. cere nnd will do all they can in bring­ An attempt to circumvent the high­ ing down the freight rates. Give the way robberies o f railroads by the use Clyde Line your business. Ship by of waterways and truck transporta­ water. tion is commendable, but the shame is that there is no legal steel trap to State Attorney DeCottes is home prevent these land pirates from slit­ with his bunch o f hard boiled boys ting the throat o f the very public and those people who are chasing from which they have drawn their around the country with eroker sacks 1ife blood. over their faces nnd posing ns Ku It is such conduct ns this thnt Kltix can now hunt their holes for arouses public opinion to a pitch of DeCottes is right behind their foot­ rebellion, and feeds the tires o f un­ steps. And the real Ku Klux Klnn rest and revolt. will m>t stand for this foolish stair Drastic treatment awaits around o f paying otr personal scores by the corner for any creature o f legal force of numbers, writing foolish enactment that so abuses its preroga­ letters, running air labor and doing tives and challenges public opinion to other kinds o f childish pranks. With mortal combat. the growers starting their fall crops Who was guaranteed speeitie prof­ this is no time for monkey business its by the Federal Government during o f any kind. the war? —--------- o----------The railroads. T H E C A TTLE M E N A N D TH E l)H* Who has a federal labor hoard to FOR TICKS. settle differences between them and their employes— and ward otf strikes? Another column in this issue con­ The railroads. tains some interesting information Who collects millions of profits on from Sam Summerlin, secretary of watered stock ? tho Cattle Raisers1 Association *of The railroads. Florida, and the careful reader will The most important factor in our note thnt no very strong feeling of industrial and agricultural organiza­ optimism prevails among those who tion is transportation. In a land of have considered the situation as it such vast distances as tho United now stands. One thing is assured; States with its immense production cattle cannot be shipped from this and exchanges, the arterial system of state until such a time ns the quar­ the railroad lines comprise* the most antine shall i.c lifted—and the mar­ vital agency o f existence. Any spe­ kets of every state be given the right cial interest controlling it is in posi­ to handle the stock. tion to dictate in large measure the Cattlemen did not go into this thing policies of government and lay tribwith closed eyes; but they realizzed the severe difficulty in dipping all Ul^.1° 11 l|11 ‘ poop <\ The old idea that railroads were their stock at once each two weeks . , „„ . . ,, . .... . private property nnd, therefore, ns directed by the law. They said it . ,, , . , . . . . , . i i . should not he interfered with by the would he almost impossible to com, ....... ,* , ..i.. ...at. >1. i..„. public, seems to still linger in the ply with the law— thnt tho expense Would be too great; and they doubted 'ulni,is °,f h° th ,'ml tho assertions made that if the tick tb(,,r thu was not totally eradicated there ',urform 11 pu,tlk' fun<;til,n; would he no ouside market. Now ,m<1 1UVL‘ U']'K ‘.een declared they fully realize that there are two ! ' ,,,,Wic vta m ttn ' is tht'ir horns to the dilemma in which they *tntUS' J-f' rP'»™ti..ns performing publ.,a . i i . l l l l l a i , ’, ,, I t , . 1 1 1 , I 1 _ . . . A ik,. lie service should lie conducted . in the find themselves; they must either dip interest o f the public and when they and lose money— or lose money without (Ripping. In either case the loss An vi,,knc*’ ....... intereat tho I,ur* is Ix.und to occur. ,,f tho franchi*c is violated. It would appear from the story rht! railroad owners and their uufrorn the secretary o f the association i,,n employes seem bent on nn nuthnt there is need of strenuous uc. ^tocracy o f transportation which has tion. It would appear, also, from an resulted in a "publlc-ho-damned” polnrtiele in another column from T. L. 'vT1 Mackey, which appeared originally Who pays the bill for both? in the Lakeland Telegram, that there The public. Is a way out— although it will prove Who Is the public ? expensive in its initial expenditures. Everybody— including the railroad The cattlemen have made money in the past. There is „o reason why they : ,,W,,,'rs 1,11,1 the ownshould not in the future-once they ,mtl cmp,oycs con8titute « me*° have gotten things in good shape. It ] fn ! f l on " f lh l‘ pub,ic 80 thnt th‘‘ ir is the cost o f "getting in shape" po,,clci’ “ ro h,‘ BC<1 0,1 thp “ ’" ‘ '■''Pt1™ which cast a gloom over the industry; I ‘ h,,t ^ f ottinJf, thplr ruwnr,lfl hut the condition must he worked out fn,m th° out" l<,° pub,,c' The question naturally arises, why In the best way possible und with the do the railroads want to discriminate greatest economy. But worked out it against 11 city that gives them a large must, bo— nnd that quickly; other­ business or ngninst a stnto, like Flor­ wise there will bo many of the own­ ida ,thnt furnishes them so much ers of vast quantities o f cattle finan­ freight mid express? cially embarrassed.— Kissimmee Vulloy-Onzetto. It is simply n question of "squeez­ ----------- 0----------ing" n town or stnto when you have You may set tho clock up and sav*j the chance. Freight rates are seldom daylight, hut you can't act your made on distance, hut on competitive friends up nnd snvo moonshine. | rates— rail competition, river nnd canal competition and ocean compe­ structivo and anti-social radicals. A pletoly round the subject; tho man tition. The railroad" announced thnt thoy who hns a job nnd is reasonably se­ would wipe out all water competitive cure Is able to consider the whole rates to and from Tampn nnd put her subject in a normal light nnd reach Do your on the inlnml straight mileage basis. constructive conclusions. To add insult to injury they also thinking when thu nun shines.” And if you have failed to do thnt, announced that they wouki collect an "arbitrary” of 5 per cent, on nil ship­ try your level host to get away from ments coining Into tho interior to otf- j clouds o f prejudice nnd c Iobo your set the loss they expected to incur ears to loud voices o f men who en­ deavor to distract you* attention through business diverted to water. Under this ruling Jacksonville could from clonr-hcndod consideration o f Got an under­ ship material to .South Florida chcnp- commonsoiiBo facts. er than could Tampa, ns Jacksonville standing o f tho truth, nnd you will is still to ho a basing point for com­ travel the rikht way.— Miami M etro­ polis. petitive rates. In other words, the railroads feel thnt they have Tampa by the throat AS T H E EDITORS S A W US. nnd they will force her to "stand and deliver.” The editor o f the Belle Plains, Kns.( Tnmpn has no immediate recourse News, came to Sanford with the N a­ but to resort to water nnd truck trans tional Editorial Association and tells portal ion. I f this proves futile then about it in the following: she is commercially nn inland city. Rnek to Orlando we started for Itnilroads enn alwnys prove thnt Sanford, going by W inter Park, pre­ their rates nru justifiable until water viously mentioned ns the winter homo competition forces them to lower o f Irving BnchoHer. Here autos from them. Strange, passing strange It is Sanford met us nnd took us on the thnt railroads thnt have water com­ rest o f the journey which proved to petition and, therefore, must meet the he n most delightful nnd interesting water rates, keep right on doing busi­ one. Reaching Sanford our hosts ness nt the same old stand the Anme took us through the celery fields and as the railroads that have no water we saw more celery than wo ever competition and go in fo r all the traf- thought grew. flic will hear. When a railroad com­ The celery and truck fields were mission attempts to call n halt on very interesting, nnd much time was rats the railroads cry "bankruptcy." spent driving through the farming and yet the same companies will ope­ area near town. rate roads along wnter routes nnd The celery was being harvested. meet water rates. I f fo r any reason Hundreds of men, women and chil­ water rates were to he raised above dren were in the fields gathering anil rnilrond rates how long before the crating celery and trucks were busy railroad rates would respond to the hauling ernted celery to the cars. As raise? it is all a game of "H e may no stops were made we got no statis­ take who has the power and lie may tics concerning shipments, hut the keep who enn.” total must he large. It is a shame that modern transpor­ Colored labor is generally employed tation hn sso fallen down in effi­ though occasionally white folks are ciency that it is driving us hack to seen working in the fields. A groat primitive methods and progress halts many of the laborers, ns well as the before the juggernaut o f exhorbitant operators, live in town. Good roads rates, IV, A. Melt VK, make it possible to reach tho farms Commissioner o f Agriculture. in a few minutes, any time o f the Tnll.imcu e, Aug, 15. year. Nearly every farm had n jit­ -------— o----- ----ney lms or two standing by the road­ S LAN D E R T H A T NEEDS NO side, waiting to transport workers to R E F U T A T IO N . town when the day's work was done. At one farm, n truck load o f cel­ The Nation, a sheet published in ery wns waiting for the visitors, nnd New York, nnd distinguished during as they passed, every one received n the late war for Us opposition to mammoth bunch o f clean celery and every measure calculated to aid in a small snek of salt. As it wns noon, winning, ns well as for its strong niid we had been arriving all forenoon pro,German proclivities, is attempt- without feed or water, the gift was ting to slander and villify tile Am eri­ greatly appreciated. can Legion. We say "attem pting" | ■---------- o----------for it will amount to nothing more. ! P L A N T A F U L L No person possessing n normal mind IRISH P O TA TO CROP. will pay any attention to the villain­ ous rnntings, put out by the coteries Xo Inter than September 1st plant of foreign thinking editors who con­ a fall crop o f Irish potatoes, says trol the editorial pages o f the N a­ Professor \V. L. Floyd, o f the Florida tion. The whole head and fron of Agricultural College. For seed use the olfeiuling o f the Legion, in tho small whole potatoes o f the spring minds o f these editors, drawn from crop. It is better to sprout them by the shims and alley-ways o f Europ­ exposing to light and air, which can ean cities, lies in its virile American­ he done by placing them on moist ism. That is the one unpardonable ground in a shaded place for two sin in their category. They prefer the weeks or more before planting. Plant communism of France, the socialism only those that show sprouts putting o f German, and even the bolshevism out, because all potatoes will not which has ruined Russia, to the pa­ germinate readily. This accounts for triotism o f America, and the Legion. most poor stands of Irish potatoes. The things which the Legion stands The soil should he moist, well sup­ for are notthe things which these plied with humus, broken deeply nnd people from Europe admire and seek fertilized liberally with a fcrtilizzer to propagate. Ilpt the Legion should containing about l per cent ammonia, not worry. The severest censure from *5 per cent potash. The potatoes should such sources is preferable to being he dropped further apart than spring damned by their faint praise. potatoes ns they require much mois­ The American people will not soon ture *nnd October and November are forget the heroism o f these, its sons, often dry months. us displayed in the gueling trenches Do not expect as large a yield ns in of Franco and Flanders, or on the spring, but 50 busnels from nn ncre bloody fields of the Aigonne, the may reasonably be expected. This will Meuse and Chateau Thierry. It will help materially in reducing Yhc high never forget thnt they did their full cost of living when used at home nnd part in saving civilization to the the surplus will find ready sale in the world, while these foreign horn fa­ local markets. natics were aiming in the bushes at ----------- 0 ----------home nnd aiming their poisoned darts G E TTIN G BY. at the backs of the nation’s defend­ ers, battling for the nation's honor I HOLD in Europe. They brought back from BY A LL over seas a spirit of patriotism nnd T H A T 'S T R U E leverence for the ling, which will AS GOLD prove nn inspiration -to their chil­ A FR IE N D dren nnd their children's children for W A S HE ages to conic, They can afford to dis­ TO SCRIBBLING MEN regard the spittings o f slime and WHO DROPPED -venom which emnnate from such JUS LIN E S sheets as the Nation.—-Tampn Times. L IK E TH IS , -----------o ■ -...... A N D STOPPED GET T H E TR U TH . TO MOP Henry Ford knows something of the value of thought-power, nnd lbought-ust. In a recent issue o f the Denrhon Independent, hu says: “ Some men appear to ho afraid to have the people think The danger of every age is thnt the people do not think half enough. Thinking is too hard work over to become n popular pastime. The nenrest wo come to thinking is when things begin to go badly, and that is the wrong time to begin thinking. The best time to think about economic problems is the time o f prosperity. But wo allow others to do our thinking for us, then — tho shallow optimists; and when had times comes, we will allow others to do our thinking for us— the deman out o f work cannot think com- HIS BROW AN D COOL HIS PEN; A N D NOW, B Y JING ! M Y LINES I ’ L L STRING . T H E COLUM N YAW NS AN D SO DO I .. B LA ZE ON, OH, SUN, M Y W O RK IS DONE, T H IS SORT W IL L GET ME BY. — Detroit Free Press. INDIVIDUALLY every officer and director o f our bank has niadt I good in his own particular line. COLLECTIVELY they are here to help you to succeed, and they ar< righ t here to see that every aid possible is gjvtn the customers o f this institution. i You are safe in placing your a ffa irs in the hands o f such men. F irst N a tio n a l Bai “A Community Builder” F. P. F O R S T E R ...................... .....................Presidtoi * B. F. W H IT N E R ............................................. Caahie * ♦ * ♦ ♦ * * * + + + + + + * + + * + * * * ♦ * + + * * * * * * * 4.4.4. OCALA LIMESTONE 4. T h e best Rond M aterial, crushed or screened. Findj ground Lim estone fo r Agricu ltu ral purposes, side walbl and a rtificia l stone work. j TROWEL BRAND B U IL D E R S A N D H Y D R A T E D L IM E F L O R ID A L IM E CO. . O CALA, FU ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + t + + + + 4 ,+ + + + 4 ,+4,4 '+ + + + + + + >l4 + + H 4 ’++4'’!'4>+ ^ v T + q J MISTER THEATRE RESORT DANCE H A LL CAFE ------------ E L E C T R IC PIA N O S ORCHESTRIONS F O R Y O U R PU R P O S E IN A L L S T Y L E S A N D SIZES] at Reduced Prices THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY ’ W . S. H A Y N E , Tampa, Florida W R IT E ---------------------------- P H O N E - SPENCER’S DAIRY ’ G.W. SPENCER &i ure Milk und Cream. ternoon deliveries. Milk dcpotiij Till is, Stokes & M illilzers; Popular Mnrkets. Phone 100 your wants One Born Every Fourth Minute A lady who had a fam ily o f three children *lidnt want any more because she had heard thnt every fourtl child born in the world was a Chinaman. A ludicrous, perhaps, as an old misconception .*0® skeptical folks used to have about advertising. Th ere was a time, when some advertisements hd to be taken with it grain of salt. A few misguided ad­ vertisers thought t hey could sell th eir goods better by m isrepresenting them. Those advertisers have loaf since gone out o f business or mended th eir ways. Hard experience taught them that untruthful advertistnf didn’ t pay. Other advertisers proved thnt tho only way to ad­ vertise successfully, make regular customers, ami up good will was to T E L L T H E A B S O L U T E TItl’TH about their goods in their advertisem ents. You can depend on the merchant or nmnufiuM^r who advertises. 'H ie concern that tells you franko what it is doing is a go nl concern w ith which to do bu.*iness. The store that advertises is a progressive store that has som ething really worth w hile to say to yoi And companies that advertise their products or th«if service have confidence in them. You can safely snaf* their confidence. I In ferior merchandise cannot masquerade in 1 quality clothes o f advertising. R E A D THE ADVERTISEMENTS! Sanford Daily Herald “T O D A Y ’S N E W S T O D A Y !” tv, „ __ Jfcof Cat* Apply loto Tftenl _ Soothes and koala o«ady and quicldf> TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD, Mormi|i �<? 4 T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY. AUGUST 22. 1»21 ......... Ultle H■PP®nln®, Mention of Matters la Brlef Paraonal Items of Interest In and A b o u t S The C ity <£ Summary of tbs Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers s * * * * * the w e a th e r TEMPERATURE ,:or Florida: 1’ artly cloudy with local showcrn tonljfht or Tuesday. * * * * I»,it Kagan, of Panama City was a business visitor here Saturday. H Jerome Cnrty, o f Jacksonville, was in the city Saturdny transacting business. {let " repaired tiro to uso as extra. Ford tires for $3.00.-S. A. Huston. '° 116-20tc j i). Lawson left in his car Sunday for Miami, where ho goes on busW ness. Get a repaired tiro to uso ns extra. Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. 110-20tc Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Anderson and family, of Tampa, who nrc spending a few weeks at the old homo place near I'aim Springs, were In the city today enroutc to points on the cast const, going as fa r ns Miami. Yes, the old hulls went up some several days ago nnd remained there and while the old reliable weather prognosllgator said there would be a storm Saturday und yesterday nnd cool o ff the ntmosphcrc the storms did not materialize here although they came close. However, It is now the time for storms nnd changes in tho weather nnd hut few hot days are listed for next month. We may have one or two this week but the nights are cool nnd we should worry: 6:40 A. M. AU G U ST 22ND Maximum ....................... 94 Minimum ........................ 67 Itunge ............................. 70 Hnromotor ........................10.01 Culm und part cloudy. H e * * * * * * * * * writes many good things from time to time fo r the llernld. We are hoping he will come back sometime to live here and take up the proposition I buy, pay cash for second hand pi­ o f boosting Florida in general. anos. Address P. 0. box 362, Snnford, Mrs. Kndor Curlett, o f Geneva, was Fla. 112-M.-W-.F.12tp in the city today. Sanford is giving the members of Miss Calar Phillips spent the dny Company D, a glad greeting upon yesterday at Daytona Hunch. their arrival home, as they were all greatly missed for the past two Friday night is wedding night at weeks. They are u fine company o f the court house. Don't forget the big fine boys and we are all proud o f time. them. Mrs. H. W. Herndon has returned Haircut 10c at new barber shop, home from a delightful stay at Day­ Second street, new DeForrest Build­ tona Bench. ing. We specialize in children's haircutting. Albert (irnmling, Manager. Ilnrt Herndon and Frank Brown 128-ltp were among those from Sanford at The |{od and Gun Club will have an Daytona Hunch yesterday. adjourned meeting at the court houso William nnd A1 Withcrington, of tonight and nil the members arc ur­ Apopku are in the city today much gently requested to bo present nnd to the delight of their many Snnford discuss those matters of*interest re­ friends. garding the building of the new club house and getting ready for the win­ Dr. W. F, Blackman, o f Wekiwa ter season. Bunch, left today for Chicago where he will be absent for some time on Send your old mattress to Uradloy . , factory. Make them like now, for 15.00. 60 lb, new cotton mnttress only Mrs. H. II. Connnlly returned home 18.00. Guaranteed. 500 W. South from an extended visit to Winston-St., Orlando, Fla. 122-2(Jtc 1Salem, N. C., Washington, D. C,, New York und Baltimore. B. A .Howard, of Puhokee, is spend­ ing a few days with his fumily at the Mrs. II. E. Newman, ami baby have Howard home south o f the city. Mr. returned from Daytona Beach where Howard is interested in farm ingg they have spent the past month at Inmis in the great Okeechobee sect- the Seaside Inn. tlnn nnd reports everything booming down there tho growers having a Mrs. Nannie Sharp, of Washington, good season nnd getting ready for D. C., is here much to the delight o f another. her many friends. Mrs. Sharp is a sister of Dr. J. F. McKinnon. C. t). McLaughlin, connected with Mr, and Mrs. Lee Harvard, of tho development department o f the Gainesville, und Miss Flitch of Lake Henlmnrd Air Line Ry,, was ^in the city today shaking hands with Ivis City, were the week end guests o f Mr. many Snnford friends and visiting and Mrs. Sherwood Harvard. his son, George McLnuglin. “ M ac" •Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Britt and fam­ is one of the most populnr men who ily have returned from trip to Penn­ ever lived in this section and ho is sylvania, Chicago, New York and oth­ making good in his present position er points. Their many friends are although his heart is still with Snn­ glad to see them hack home again ford and Florida. Ho has hendqunrand they are glad to get hack al­ tei-s in Norfolk but his pen is long though they enjoydd the trip very enough to reach to Snnford und he much. *.*‘1*v v •!•v •*••!*"t*t*.y *J.*J**;..J..J. .j..}•*•.. j . »;*•,»«{«,j,.J. ... .j.... •;»*J**1**»*4*4*4*•)• Do You Want A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? If1 so, you can g e t any make you want. A m i the prices lu .lerma mftHe to suit you. W e are Headquarters fo r the heat in Used Automobiles. W e have both quantity »ntl quality. ........................ L E X IN G T O N , 1920 Model, 5-passenger. H U P M O R ILE , 1920 Model, 0 -pnssenger. H U PM O B ILE , 1921 Model, Roadster. RU ICK, 1917 Model. 0-passenger Roadster IUJICK, 1917 Mode;, 7-pussenger. I’ ORD, 1918 Model, 5-passenger Touring. ( A I ‘ I' and LO O K T H E S E O V E R , W E C A N S U IT YOU lUO. MOTOR CO. T PARK AV E ' • !' SANFORD, F L A . LEXINGTON and H U P M O B IL E SALES and SERVICE .. — • I ‘ I II BEARSKIN A MABK OF HONOR Five Brltleh Regiments Won Right to Wear Headdress, et the Battle of Waterloo. To Our Out O f Recently puhllHhin) portrait a of the king o f England at the historic ItritlNli ceremony, "trooping o f the color*," at tho Horae guards parade In London allow him wearing the high, shaggy henrakln headdrean which appears to tho uninitiated to ho a heavy, uncom­ fortable article o f apparel, As n mat­ ter of fact It Ih not ua uncomfortable an It looks. The bearskin, as It Is called to dis­ tinguish It from the shako and busby, Is made of the skin of the Russian bear and stretched over a bnskotllke framework. In reality It Is not any heavier than the oldtime helmet. The one the king wore on this occasion had u white plume on the side, the Insignia of the Grenadier guards, o f which regi­ ment King George Is honorary colonel. Five nritlsh Guard regiments are en­ titled to wear the bearskin, a dis­ tinction they won nt Waterloo when the llrltlsh guards defeated the Old Guard of Napoleon, who wore this towering form of headdress. Besides the Grenadier guards n regi­ ment dating from the time o f Charles II, the Coldstream, Scots, Irish and Welsh guards, the latter formed dur­ ing the World war, wear bearskins. They form the brigade of Fi*ol guards In |s>uce time and lire part of the household troops, whose duties Include the guarding of Buckingham und St. James palaces. NEW FRENCH LINER ARTISTIC Tho Paris, Recently Launched, Has Eleven Decks nnd is Like an Art Museum. A writer In u recent numher of l.e Pot It I’nrlslen devotes nearly u column of most poetic prose to the new steam­ ship Paris of the French Transatlantic company, hiunehed recently at Lo Havre for the New York run. The Paris Is a little more than seven hun­ dred und sixty-eight feet In length (not quite us long as the .Mauretania), has 11 decks, 01 lifeboats and three stacks. Her weight Is 16.IKK) tons. While not palatial, the new liner Is described as a work of art. She car­ ries a crew of 001 and about 3,IKK) pas­ sengers. Among the features of her equipment are mentioned a terraced cafe mid an elnhnraie children's play­ room. The vessel Is an oil burner, and all the conking nnd heating Is dnno by electricity. The Frviicli writer, above mentioned, observes Ihut the Paris would do very nicely ns a museum and Is a '‘perma­ nent, lusting salon of modern French art." In the grand drawing room, lined with mauve woodwork, the Pain­ ter Lallqiie has employed a design of hutterllles representing the hours, while a symbolical canvas from the brush of Albert Bosonrd pays homage lo France ami America, Citrus By-Products. In co-operation with the citrus fruit growers of California, the United States bureau of chemistry hns been trying fur some years past to develop methods whereby profitable uses might he found for the enormous quant It les of oranges and lemons which now go to waste Because unlit for shipment. It dots not pay to ship to market any fruit that is not llrst class and In prime condition, of waste oranges, called "culls," there arc 14,000 tons a year. What shall be done with them? A partial answer to the question Is furnished by a score of factories which have already been tint In operation for the produc­ tion o f innrnmludc and Jellies. Also, a profitable market has been found for orange oil and lemon oil, orange vinegar, citric acid and dried orange peel. Fresh orange a -Id Is used for the ninriimhide, while the nil Is ex­ tracted by pressure from the skins. Up to the present time all of <air orange nil and lemon hns come frnn Italy and Sicily. Kipling’s "Brevities." It Is quite true, us Mrs. Gerould says, that Mr. Kipling's fame rests upon "slgnlllcant brevities." hut wliat *dic and critic* of a similar complex­ ion cannot see Is that these "brevities' aiv "slgnlllcant" In a sense diametri­ cally opposed to her Interpretation of Hie word. Sin* means, of course, to he coiapllineiiiary, to Intimate that Mr. Kipling Is brief from choice; whereas the exact reverse Is the truth, and. far from being brief from choice, Mr. Kip­ ling Is brief from necessity. Mrs. Hermild would intimate that Mr. Kipling prefers tin* short story, whereas, la point of fact, Mr. Kipling’s gifts re­ st riel him to tho short story.— F, A. Waterhouse, In tho Yale Review. Helow are a few , which we guarantee to be ns represented: I ' Pioneer Log Building Restored. An old log building, near Chclmlls. Wash., which housed one of the first federal courts ever held In the I’ nclfb northwest, hns been rehabilitated nnd presented to the state. The building erected In 1846, housed Gen. l’ hll Hlier Plan and Gen. George II. McClellan when they were In the northwest be­ fore tin* Civil war and hud to travel between Fort Vancouver, on the Co­ lumbia river, and Fort Htollncoon, on Puget sound. Prixfl Stock for Canada. The prince of Wales won most of the prizes with Ills exhibits of Shorthorn cuttle mid Shropshire sheep ul the agricultural show, held recently In England. Ilo declared his intention of shipping some of these’ farm arts toernts to hi* ranch In Alberta, Can­ ada, where Micro I* nlrendy n due blonde,J oggregntlon. Friends Next Friday is the big day in Sanford and w6 know that you will be in town that day. Bargains will be found at every store on that day and especially the real bargains at our place. And To Our Sanford Friends as well as our out-of-town friends we want you to make Sanford's leading Gents store your headquarters all day. You can bring your packages to us and check them. We will take care of them for you. In making engagements with your friends on that day tell them you will meet them at— | A S a n fo rd ; F la . i Fine Cows FOR SALE 30 head of good milch cows will he sold at private sale R. L. GARRISON S A N F O R D , near P I. Reade SOCIETY WEDDING. Eight o'clock Friday evening, Au­ gust 20, 1921, at the foot o f Park avenue. Dainty little llower girl* and ring hearers— little folks well be­ loved in Snnford. Watch for future announcements. S. A. Irwin, one of Sanford’s most prominent business men, left Fridny for New York City anil other Eastern markets where he will buy the fall stoek for his business here. Mr. Ir ­ win will go to New York by way of hont and after completing his busi­ ness will spend several weeks enjoying the pleasures o f some of the wonder­ ful resorts In thnt part o f the conntry. C L A S S IF IE D ADS ClaHflificd advertisement*, 5 cent* a line. No *d taken for lea* than 25 cent*, and positively no classified ad* charged to anyone. Ca*h must accompany all order*. Count five word* to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. ____________ W A N T E D — To contract for clearing or grubbing by tho acre, large or FOR K E N T — Housekeeping rooms, small. Have own crow. Gunrnntco box 117.____________________ 122-01 p all work.— O, T., care Herald. 125-3tp FOR R EN T— One office on First W A N T E D - Otfice position. KxpJrTstreet. Apply A. 1*. Connelly. , once, insurance and garage. Not 125-tfc expert stenographer. Willing to work FOR R EN T— Comfortable rooms, fur­ hard and learn if chance for advance­ References. Address U-fl, nished for light housekeeping. 318 ment. 127-?.t Palmetto Ave, 126-Gtp Lake Monroe, Fla. FOR R E N T FOR R E N T — Furnished for light _________ LOST_________ housekeeping, 5 room cottage, LOST— Airdul'e dog lost near rnilfronting oceun^it Coronado Beach, 1 road shops. Color, dark brown. Ilomile south of pnvilllon; Immediate ward if returned to Ben Fish on possession.— Mrs. O. L. Bonuvlres. 120-3tc. Cameron avenue. 128-3tp. LOST— Hu to via tire, 34x4 on rim. Re­ FOR K E N T— One room and kitchen­ turn or notify William Musgrovo, ette, 210 French Ave. 128-5tp 103 Palmetto Ave. 127-3tp FOR R EN T— 2 large furnished con­ necting house keeping rooms, running water nnd gas in kitchen. Also one room.— Mrs. Riddling, 205 Oak avenue. Eagle Home. 128-ltp ------ a n d ------ PAINTS B A N K R U P T S A L E — The stock, fix ­ tures and lease on store of S. Ben­ jamin, bankrupt, will he for sale next FOR S ALE — Medium size safe. Ap­ week. Inquire o f C. O. Mahoney, this ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth city or II. P. Baya, Tampa, Fla. Street. 04-61. 127-5tc FOR S A LE OR T R A D E — One Cole 8, M A D E S P E C IA L FO R T H IS 5 passenger roadster. W ill take C L IM A T E FOR S A L E A T R E A L BA R G A IN S light car as part payment. Call 519 1 Olds 8, good us new, worth W. First street. 115-tfc Make Your House Smllo W ith 11800, will sell for .............. $1275 FOR SALE — One Belding-IInll atone S U N -PR O O F P A IN T I Dort, good as new, worth lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ 11,000. Price ................. 760 pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. 1 Ford ....................................... 32d 116-tfc l Olds Truck ............................ 508 C TfiR F H. A . IIA L V E R Terms to suit your purse. Come FOR S A L E —8-room house with nil modern convenience, excellent re­ >J 1 U R L SON, Proprietor early and get your pick.— Williams’ Garage.— N. II. Garner. 122-Gtc pair. Private water works, in desir­ W claka Illock Sanford, Fla. able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ Mrs. Carl Roumillul and attractive ply to Owner, 510 W, First Street. 116-tfc The Lakeland Telegram says that little daughter, Frances, left this a f­ work is soon to begin on n now pack­ ternoon for their home in Jackson­ FOR S A L E — Good pinno, $175 cash. ing bouse to bo erected nt Haskell. Phone 470-W._______________HG-12tp ville, after spending the past week as It will bo constructed for the Lake­ the guests of Mrs. June Romnillat, FOR S A L E — 20 acres good orange land Highland Citrus Grokers’ A s­ grove land '■Runted within a mile of sociation and will be n model o f its Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Harvard Geneva. The land has not been clear­ and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Loo ed hut has u bearing orange grove kind. Tho design is to construct a Harvard and Miss Futcb motored to bordoting it. This tin t of land enn he three-car unit, mid ndd later us need­ Daytona Bench yesterday where they bought at a real bargain. For full ed. The latest improved machinery spent the dny very delightfully. particulars address “ C” care o f tho fur bundling citrus fruits will bo in­ Herald office. 118-tfp stalled. FOR S A LE — l set carpenter tools l ■ - ------- ................... - ..... rrra "L A R G E S T L IN E R " with box, ulso mechanic tools and W IL L M AK E IN IT IA L We have the most com­ RUN T H IS SPRING bicycle cheap for cash. Inquire, 318 plete line of Palmetto. 12fl-3tp FOR SALE WALL PAPER SUN-PROOF PAINT .SANFORD PAINT N E W YO RK, Aug. 22.— The new H E M STITC H ING and picoting ottochmunt, works on any sowing machine, 56,000-ton liner Majestic, the largest ship in the world, will be put Into ser­ easily adjusted. Price $2.50 with full vice on the New York-Southumpton- Instructions. Oriental Novelty Co., Cherbourg run next spring, the Inter­ Box 11, Corpus Chrlstl, Texas. 128-ltp national Mercantile Marine Company FOR S A L E — Strawberry plants, cerannounced today. The Majestic, which tlficil by Stnto Plant Board, $3 per was to have been culled the Bismarck thousand f. o, b. Lake Mnry. Farina by her original German owners, is Strawberry Garden, Lake Mnry, Fin. now being finished nt Hamburg. 117-12tp Tho giant craft, which is 2,000 tons Post cards— local views— lc each at larger than the Lovlnthnn nnd 10,000 the Herald office. larger than the Olympic, will carry a crew o f 1,100 nnd have passenger ac- j W ANTED commodations for 4,100. She is equip­ W A N T E D — Toam work. Inquire M. ped with four huge oil-burning en­ Hanson Shoo Shop. 121 20tp gines, cnpablo o f developing from 62,000 to 64,000 horse power. Her nor­ WANTED—At once, maid, pnst school age, light house work for all winter. mal speed will bo about twenty-three 124-5tp knots an hour. The ship’s agents es­ Phone 561. timate that tho space occupied by the WANTED— 2 or 3 rooms for light 1,245 staterooms, engines and machin­ housekeeping by couple, no children. ery equals that o f about 800 average Prlvnto family preferred. Address H. four-roam city apartments. K., enro Herald, HARDWARE * i. ,,i , Ever displayed in San­ ford Let us figure with you on your requirements Also exclusive agents for . S H E R W IN -W IL L IA M S Paints and Varnishes HILL HARDWARE COMPANY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 22, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 22, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/28069d9e709a21d25db93dd8bc9c217e.pdf 9f00258a3be8097f9f65a327bdebd94e PDF Text Text ' k'L(7i r ’ •fry r ,«vr» ' ' V: fanford S anford Daily Herald THE •'CitySubstanliaT Sanford THE "City Substantial’ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME II SANFOKI), FLORIDA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1921 N U M B E R 129 Expediting the Ocean Mails at New York TEMPLE GIRLS CLUB READY BY SEPT. 30 ! • POWERS WILL ATTEND DISARMAMENT PROCEEDINGS ALL SEND ACCEPTANCE ' • * ' ...... Meeting of Stockholders Last Night for Or­ ganization DIKIGHU.E ZR-2 HAD TRIAL TRIP AT IIOWDEN TODAY ( Dy C-‘ HOME FOR GIRLS WILL HE GREATEST MOVE EVER STARTED IN SANFORD—HOME ‘ FOR THE ROYS NEXT Tin* Temple Institutions, Inc., had a mcctintr of the stockholders Inst night nt the office of Judge Scholle Malnea for the purpose of organization and election of officers and taking up thf many matters of importance that con­ front the institution on the eve of the opening of the Temple Girls Club. The Temple Institutions, Inc., have undertaken one of the noblest and grandest works ever attempted in Sanford—that of building u home for the women at the corner of Park ave­ nue and Third street, the building be­ ing now nimost completed and build­ ing a home for the boys on Magnolia avenue that will bo started ns soon ns the girls club is finished. Dr. George Hyman, the presiding genius of this grtnt plan recently returned from the Northfield Conference filled with a great vision of work nlong this line, presided nt the meeting and it was decided to open the Temple Girls Ciuh on September .10th nt which time the public will be invited to inspect the home and refreshments will bo served. The Stevens home wns re­ cently purchased by the incorporation and has been entirely remodeled for the Girl’s Club and the work is being pushed to completion in order to be reaily for the teachers who want rooms as soon as school opens. There will be rooming accommodations for 10 girls and dining room accommoda­ tions for 32 and the rates will bo placed at a very low figure giving the girls the best of service at living pric­ es. An experienced matron will have charge of the building at all times and the home will be true to name— homelike in every particular. I lie dining room will bu open to the public and anyone desiring meals will be served hut the rooms will be open to women only as the object of the Temple Girls Club is to furnish home­ like accommodations to the girls who arc making their living here and who have not in the past been aide to get this service in Sanford. Moulded along the lines of the Y. W. C. A. in the big ‘■itics and fostered by the Hnptist Temple and the pnstor, Dr. Hymnn, •lie Girls’ Club and the HoyH’ Club "ill be non.sectarian and the stockludders arc men of all denominations -men who have the interests of the uirls and Imys at heart and have in­ vest. il their money with the object of getting dividends in the gTiod work accomplished more than In dollnrs and cents. I.iu k of space today forbids giving a 1L‘t*‘il»,«l statement of this great work am this article Ih penned only as a news item and to lot the public know lal thl‘ Temple Girls’ Club will soon jv ready for occupancy. Any of them oestring rooms and board or table >o.ir niri Ret the rates by addressing X ,,,nplu “ iris’ Club as the home , 1 H‘ a*i rmuly for occupany by Sep­ tember ,10th. I ROSE WHO PERISHED HOTEL FIRE AT MACON . IN (By T h " A u o c l a t i d P r a u ) • ' UN, Aug. 23.—City nnd county convicts today began digging into the . ! o ,t st o f lh c ,5 ro w n H ouhc h e r e w h e r e ! h 1!0V?Id n t ll!UHt tWL‘lv c p e r s o n s Cm “ r in th c firu de- The ruins h cnrly yo8‘°nlay. the sear i ^ C00c<l considerably and tlmt it i ' ,,roCt:udi,1lf »o rapidly exact iifL by ,ntu t ^ a y the Ih L ■, J " : lU b0 determined. At »ons we‘ , , I * °i8ht ,nJured Per* IIOWDEN, Eng., Aug. 23.—The dirigible ZR-2, purchased from Great Britain by the United States, com­ menced a trial trip this morning with British and Americnn uerial officers in charge. It is intended that to­ OF PLANS AND DATA FOR AMER­ day’s Might would he the final test of ICAN COMMISSIONERS ON the great airship before the Ameri­ VARIOUS PROBLEMS can crew formally takes charge. PREPARATION **'* immmtmmmk . ...kXtivA Unijer njer the eyes of Postmaster General Hays. Postuins.cr 10. M. Morgan of New York, and other high omelals. a new me....... ethod ... of transferring oeenn malls at .vow New York turn was put Into operation. The plan expeillies expedites foreign am..... . wise malls from 24 to .1(1 hours. In the past such malls have been belli up until the passengers had been Inmled. frequently inclining delay of a day or more. Under‘the new system the New York Pent rat railroad will operate speelal mall hunts too which the malls will he delivered as soon as the vessels arrive at quarantine. The mall heats will rush tlm inntitier to the New York post olllce ami to outgoing trains. /-i A SHIPPING BOARD FINAL INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED DEFICIENCY BILL PASSES SENATE ON GERMAN PEACE TREATY AND AWAITS SIGNATURE Carries Appropriation of 18 Millions nnd No Restrictions LAKELAND DOCTOR < DIES SUDDENLY. By German Government in the New Few Days (By Th* Auoclatad Praia' MERLIN, Aug. 2.1.—Finnl In­ struction relative to the pence treaty between the United States and Germany were received from Secretary of State Hughes by Ellis Drcxcl, United Stntes Com­ missioner here, nnd the treaty now nwnits the signature hy the German government. It is ex­ pected the document will he sign­ ed within the next few dnys nt a special meeting of the enhlnct which will he ntended hy Presi­ dent Ehcrt. St. Augustine Woman Loses Bunch of .Jewels at Jacksonville Hotel (I)y The Associated Press! JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 23.—Mrs. L. C. Voegle, of St. Augustine, report­ ed to the police today the theft of several thousand dollars worth of jew­ elry from her room in a local hotel some time Inst night. The missing articles included two diamond rings and several diamond set pins, brooches and Invelier. +++++♦ <.•{.+❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ '!••>+♦•> LAKELAND, Aug. 2.1.—Dr. G. F. Theel, eighty-two years old, wellknown physieiun hero nnd Philldelphln ,died suddenly nt his home last night from heart failure. Dr. Theel was prominent in Masonic circles of Philadelphia .where ho prnctised his profession for fifty-two years before coming to Lakeland four years ago. He served two terms ns mayor of Ambler, Pn., u suburb of Philadelphia. RAILROADS NOT SATISFIED WITH DECISIONS (Bjr Tba AuocUUd Praia) WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—The Shipping Hoard deficiency appropria­ tion bill carrying forty-eight million, five hundred thousand dollars for the use hy the board this year and with the elimination of nil restrictions as to what salaries might he paid offi­ cers and counsel, was passed today by the senate. Another Race Riot Started in Indiana, Same Old Story WILL INDICT STEPHENSON FOR MURDER OF PRIEST AT IMRMINGHAM TO PREVENT PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION ( B y T ha A u o c la ta d P ra ia ) BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 23.—Prose­ cuting Attorneys in the case of the Reverend Edwin Stephenson, charged with murder in connection with the denth of Father James Coyle, Catho­ lic priest, made no effort todny to conceal the plans of the state to ob­ tain an indictment by the grand jury before two p. m., the hour set for the preliminary hearing. The grand jury started an inquiry nt t) o’clock. An indictment would nutomnticnlly pre­ vent preliminary examinations. CLARA SMITH HAMON MARRIES DIRECTOR. LOS ANGELES, Cnl., Aug. 23.— Negroes Attempt Assault nnd Juil is Clara Smith Ilarnon acquitted in Ard­ Stormed more, Okla., severnl months ago when (By Tha Aa.ociatcd Frau) tried for th emurder of Jnkc L. linJEFFERSONVILLE, Ind., Aug. 23.' nu,n- w« "married hero yesterday to —Officers from Sullivan, Indiana, —ohn W. Gorman, a motion picture renched the state reformatory here to­ director. OF COMMERCE COMMISSION RE­ day with three negroes whom they Mr. Gormnn announced he nnd his GARDING RATES ON FRUITS rescued from a mob at Sullivan hist wife would make this their home. AND VEGETARLES night. The prisoners are charged with Mrs. Gormnn has been engaged since attempting to assault three white last April i uinnking a film under his (By Thu Ai.oclatad Praia) women. direction. WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—Rail­ roads of Florida filed u petition with the Interstate Commerce Commission todny asking for a rehearing of the i case in which the commission held certain rates and charges on fruits and vegetables under refrigeration from that state were unreasonable. 4 **• PANAMA’S REPLY TO NOTE SENT BY UNITED STATES TO BE DELIVERED TOMORROW *;•❖ ❖ * •>*h *❖ •>+ ♦•s* ❖ ❖ 4"❖ *+ * THREATENS THE SANFORD HERALD j SEARCHING THE RUINS FOR BODIES I 01 Tha Associated Press ) Considerable Progress Said to Have Been Made ANONYMOUS LETTER WRITER TRIES TO TELL US HOW TO OPERATE OUR OWN HUSINESS ANI) THROWS THE BLAME ON THE KLAN The Huruld never pays any attention to the anonymous letter writer for the simple reason that we believe him lower than the lowest creature who crawls. The anonymous letter writer is the kind that steps in the dark and stabs you in the hack. They fear the light of day and the light of publicity. They never faced a foe in the open, never faced a crisis, never did anything in n big way nnd uro always without any exception cowardly back-biters. Hut the person who wrote the note given below mentioned the Klnn in a way that tended to throw the blame on the Ku Klux Klnn and the Herald gives publicity to the anonymous note for that reason only, knowing that the real Ku Klux Klnn writes no notes, takes up no personal grievances, lias nothing to do with sueli low ‘down trash as the writer of anonymous letters. The ignoramus who penned these lines to the Herald evidently did not know that paid business locals are accepted hy the Herald from any business man in the city or state or United States. Advertisements are what we have for sale and people in' business, regardless of color, are entitled to buy this space. And just to show the anonymous letter writer that wo ore not afraid of him we publish his letter and the advertisement in this space and are also running it again for Gramling and will run it as long as ho pays for it. The Ku Klux Klnn aro not to bo feared by law-abiding people. It is the dirty, sneaking cowards calling thcmsolvoH the Ku Klux Klan that arc to be feared and that have east disfavor on the honest purposes of the ren) Klnn—the purpose of the Klan being to uphold the Inw nnd preserve order. The following note was sent through the mails to the Herald sever­ nl dnyB ago: ‘‘A verry nice rite up you gnvc your negro friend in to­ day’s pnper, it lost you severnl good customers to dny, nnd will run up in pcrhnps hundreds if such ndv. appear to­ morrow. The Klnn will perhaps weight on him In the near futur." And the paid advertisement below is whnt thc cowardly sneak calls a write up and if he ever faces us ho will need nsbestOB writ­ ing paper for his next effusion: "Haircut 40c nt new barber Hhop, Second Btreot, new DeForrost Building. Wo specialize in children’s haircutting.—Albert Gramling, Manager. 53-ltp." American Diplomatic National RiHe Matches Circles Reticent Con­ May Be Held at Jax— Organizations After It cerning’ Incident (liy Tho Associated Frost) PANAMA, Aug. 2.1.—Panama’s reply to the latest note of Sec­ retary Hughes in whirh Panama wns told that the disputed terri­ tory along the Costa Hicnn fron­ tier dkould he placed under the jurisdiction of Costa Rica is be­ ing considered hy the Panaman cabinet and will possibly he de­ livered Wednesday. American diplomedc officials here are reti­ cent regarding the situation hut it is known that Pnnama’s reply has not yet been forwarded to Washington. (By Tba Auoclatad P r a u ) WASIIINGTON, Aug. 23.—While diplomatic formalities of the disarma­ ment conference move forward with customary deliberation tho American government is quietly nt work defin­ ing the principles nnd collecting the ■ information which will guide its rep­ resentatives at the council tuble. Dy these efforts, about which of­ ficials will sny nothing, considerable progress is understood to have been made both toward preparation of plnns and dntn for the American com? missioners and toward a canvass of the diplomatic field to determine what international problems are considered within the scope of the conference. Both the army nnd the navy huve tak­ en an extensive port in the govern­ ment’s preparations. Meantime, ulthoUfch the conference has become an assured fuct through the informal mquicscense of all tho invited powers, the perfunctory story of formal diplomatic exchanges on tho subject continues to hold thc center of the stage so fnr as nctunl surfneo developments nre concerned, nnd to bo the theme of ull available comment of officinis. The fornuil acceptance of Great Britain reached thc state de­ partment todny and was mndo public with mnny expressions of satisfaction. Formal acceptances from Japan, Italy and France nre yet to come. Because of opposition of Senator Lodge, one of the delegates to tho dis­ armament conference, Senntor Harri­ son, Democrat, of Mississippi, today withdrew his amendment directing tho American delegation to demand open sessions. Harrison dcclnrcd, how­ ever, he would bring up the matter again in separate resolutions. *r r II m* KEY WEST CARPENTERS CUT SCALE OF WAGES. P !i IJ KEY WEST, Aug. 23.—M. M. Rus­ sell, secretary of th eCnrpentcrs' nnd Joiners’ Union, No. (15f>, has issued a statement that in the future the mi>mbers of this union wil Iwork on a wage scale of 80 cents an hour. Tho scale of wages heretofore has been $1 an hour. This reduction in wnges wns voluntary on the part of tho members .'of this local in order to encourage building operations. JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 23.—Offic­ * ials of the Chamber of Commerce and other organizations meeting with Ad­ t jutant General Lovell and other Nat­ f ional Guard officers here todny to plan a campaign to attempt to have tile national rifle matches held at the state rifle range at Hlackpoint next year. The state matches at the range for the Tnllinferro trophy were re­ sumed this morning with the tenm EQUAL SUFFRAGE BRINGS ON QUESTION OF SUPPORT from Company C of West Palm Reach HY WIFE in tile lend. Firing today, however, over six hundred and one thousand (By Th* A uoclatad P r a u ) yard ranges, which is most difficult MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 23.—Tho of course, and several upsets arc ex­ question of whether gaining tho vote pected. makes a woman liable to pay nlimony WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—The is under consideration hy Judge Jol­ Stale Department's note sent to ley in tho county district court here Panama yesterday staled emphat­ CONGRESS FACING today in connection with u suit bro’t ically the United States would BUSY THREE DAYS hy Benjamin Liss against his wife for not permit any hostilities growing out of the occupation of Goto re­ BEFORE VACATION support and alimony. Liss nnd his gion hy Costa Rica. The Amer­ wife accumulated considerable proper­ (By Tho Auoclolod Preat) ican note, it developed today, was ty. He was stricken with -paralysis WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—Here Is two years ago. lie said his wife Bold in response to a communication the legislation Republican congress their common property nnd refused to from Panama indicating if Costa leaders hopu to pass before the va­ support him from the proceeds. Rica should nttempt to rc-occupy cation recess due to start Wednesday: the disputed territory, force would ST. AUGUSTINE DOCTOR The anti-beer hill. , Im> used in resisting unless the NAMED STATE HEAD OF The measure enabling the war fi­ United Stntes mndc it clear that CANCER CONTROL BODY nance corporation to aid in export of the Amerirnn government would farm products. prevent it. ST. AUGUSTINE, Aug. 23.—Dr. The Cnpper-Tincher bill to provent Edgnr S. Estes, chief surgeon of gambling in grain futures. ROTARY CLUB MET TODAY Extension of tho dye embargo in Flngler Hospital, has been appointed The Rotary Club held their regulnr the emergency tariff for three months. by the Americnn Society for tho Con­ wockly meeting nt the Valdez hotel Imposition of a 00 per cent duty on trol of Cnncer, chairman for tho todny Vice President G. W. Knight all surplus war supplies sold to the stnto of Floridu. Lending surgeons, presiding in the absence of President allies, if attempts aro made to bring physicians nnd well known workors H. R. Stevens. Mnny matters of in­ them hack to tho United States. for the good of humnnity In tho Uni­ terest to tho community were taken Deficiency appropriation for the ted Stntes and Canada compriso the up during the dinner hour und much disarming conference und the shipping lcndora In this society. good work accomplished. A very nm- bonrd. Tho Inst week In Odtobcr Is to be ;J>hltIous program has boon mapped Action oh the administration's rall- "Cancer Week" nnd Dr. Estes is out hy the Rotnrians for tho coming jroml nnd foreign debt refunding bills planning for n special state-wide cam­ winter. will bo delayed until after recess. paign of publicity. ti. M l l f ri :; ' I- ' I SHALL WOMEN PAY ALIMONY IS QUESTION ■ | J �1: " ' ’ ■ f t u p SANFORD s A N p n n n nDAILY a n .v h f r a t .tv M o n d a y . AUGUST A irm iR T 22 THE HERALD, MONDAY, 22,. 1021 1921 .i i i . « « PAGB SEC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ — FLORIDA FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CAN BE SHIPPED BY WATER ROUTE .• ">7 r : '': 'K■ i l i rr* \;f is TH E STAR TO-DAY IF THE GROWER WILL GET BUSY ON THIS MOVEMENT HOBART BOSWORTH in • (From Florida Grower) t A meeting of fruit growers of South the oranges wero In almost perfect nnd West Florida wns held in Tampa condition nnd the lemons had only 5 . 1 on Friday, August 12. Thoro was nn per cent decay. From Tampa to tho earnestness about the various discus­ eastern markets by water is only five fti&Kf'i' k : t; . • • • sions that indicated a singleness of or six days, according to the speed of purpose. "The railroads and tho coun­ ship used. * % . .1 1 "Tho Tampa Inter-Ocean Stenmship try-at-large must be mnde to realize Company directors *nml stockholders, that this matter of transportation hnn ' • being locnl men, nre interested in the developed into a serious thing, nnd means nothing more or less thnn the welfare of the Floridn citrus industry, snlvation or practical extinction of ’will bo glad to co-oporntc nnd nre here fruit and vegetable growing in Fieri- \ to serve,” said Mr. Shore. It was suggested that the Middle da," snid one man, and he voiced just West uses many grapefruit, and that about tho opinion of tho entire assem­ KATHEE blage, which consisted of growers in by shipping by wnter to New Orleans all lines, business men nnd represen­ or Mobile, equitable rail rates may bo tatives of stenmship lines. Fruit arranged with railroads from those growing interests were not so great­ pointn to the destinations, ns more ly represented, for many wero not business goes southward to tho ports nblc to be present, or even be Inform­ nnd the roads would bo glad to got ed of tho meeting, owing to absence northbound traffic. Mr. Swann, when naked about Tnmfrom the state. Dr. Mark Sample, of Haines City, pa terminal facilities, snid thnt ques­ was chosen ns chnirninn of tho meet­ tion will take enre of Itself automat­ ing, and Josinh Vnrn, of Brndcntown, ically, nnd thot it will bo no troublo wns appointed secretary. L. C. Ed­ to get men to furnish facilities if tho wards, of Thonotosnssn, stated thnt fruit is going to bo delivered, lie snid the average rail rate on fruit now 13 there should be difficulty in getting $1.25 per box nnd thnt there is no railroads, outside of this state, to help prospect of relief from tho railroads. in shipping. Mr. Vnrn added thnt from Novem­ Ho said tlmt California is shipping ber to February, four months, ventila­ fruit 10,000 miles by water to tho eastern markets at seventy cents n tion only, and not refrigeration, box, wwhile it is only about 2,000 equipment would bo needed on steam­ miles, or one-fifth the distance, from ships. Mr. Edwards suggested thnt n car­ Tampa. At this rate the Florida grower will grow poorer nnd poorer, go of thirty or forty thousand boxes he said, nnd the only relief is for the of fruit sent at once to ono market <> citrus growers to a mnn to join with might break tho ninrket enough to off­ other shipping interests for water set the saving in freight, nnd he pro­ posed running small bonts, more of­ transportation. Chairman Sample added that in any ten, to more mnrkets. Mr. Perry, of Fort Myers, snid that <» ense, if the railroads could not enrry 1^^++4++4.+++++++++++++++++++++++++4,++++++++++,l,+,i,++++ the fruit on account of n strike or it costs thirty-three cents to send a other trouble, the railroad is tho only box of fruit from Fort Myers only to present outlet and the packing houses Jacksonville. He spoke at some length PELLAGRA KILLS MORE NEGROES THAN WHITES. would have to close, so another outlet on the preferential rail rates given transcontinental trunk lines, east nnd by water would be necessary. west, nnd snid that to keep up the During a general discussion by var­ JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 22.—D. W. port of Tampn shipping both to and W. McDonnell, city hcalin ofiicer, hns ious men present the idea of trans-- from Tampa must bo built up. porting fruit by truck from as far issued for the benefit of citizczns of Burks L. Hnmncr suggested thnt east as Folk county would be entire­ Jacksonville n statement which in­ ships should bo purchased, ns Mr. ly feasible for all shipments through cludes all the information scientists Shore said they might be, at $15,000 WON SILVER CUP FOR THE REST have been able to learn of pellagra. the port of Tampa. With Tampa as down and $5,000 a year, and that they thu logical concentrating point, it wns SHOOTING IN MACHINE The statement also includes statist!?? suggested thnt steamer lines might be turned over to tho Intcr-Occnn GUN COMPANIES on the disense in Jacksonville during also touch ut Boca Grande, to servo Compnny to operate. He believed that Company D came home yesterday the last ten years, which shows that Lee County, Charlotte county and oth­ Tampa merchants would tnke ns much lull of pep and looked like winners the rntio of deaths was five whites er southern territory. Fruit would bo stock in the enterprise’ as would the and they were winners. They carried to nine negroes. brought to the docks by truck or by citrus men, and the neccssnry $15,000 off the first prize in shooting among “Case histories show that the vic­ burgers or small steamers of light per boat could be raised in a short all the machine gun companies and tims usually ent a starchy diet, corn draft. time. Private First Class Mlchnels was top bread, baker’s bread, grits, white rice Mr. Williams, of Mnnatee county, Josinh Vnrn, of Brndcntown, quoted man. The scores are given in another and occasionally white bacon," snid a few figures that were startlingly represented the vegetable growers, place in this issue and the Herald just the statement. "Sweetened tea and trUe, ns the fruit growers have found and snid they would join with thu cit­ wanted to add that Company I) and swtetened coffee are the usunl drinks. out to their cost. “With 400 boxes rus growers in shipping by water. He all the officers and men made a name It goes without snying that the dis­ per acre ns a fair nvernge," Mr. Vnrn j snid the expect 000 cars of celery alone for themselves while at Camp John­ ease is usually found among those said, "this is about our position—nnd the coming season, besides other truck ston. And they were complimented who are in destitute circumstances. I think all fruit growers will agree in that county. lie was confident that for being men first and real gentle­ “To avoid pellngrn'nnd allied trou­ with me. There has been added fifty the Norfolk and Western and the C. & men also and when you can he a bles drink milk, at least one pint, but cents per box in costs in the Inst two O. railroads would give good rates in­ good soldier and a gentleman you have better still, a quart. Use whole wheat years, he said, or $200 per acre tax, land from Baltimore. He told of thu won the indin rubber safety razor do­ flour. Ent plenty of green vegeta­ equal to 10 per cent interest on a fight the vegetable men are still put­ nated by the Herald Printing Co. bles, cabbages, spinich, mustard and $2,000 mortgage, and he asked what ting up against thu rail rates here, Congratulations are pouring In toturnip greens, carrots. Florida or­ farmer would stand up under that und said they are ready to turn to dny to the boys and their officers nnd steamships. perpetual mortgage on every acre. Snnford nnd Seminole county are anges will prevent scurvy, on<j or "bate helps those who help thornproud of their soldier hoys. Wo knew two a day, pulp and all for adults, selves," he said, "and we arc lucky to ST. PETE BOOSTER FUND they would give a good account of give tht children the juice. Eat po­ be between two oceans, with an avail­ RAISED FOR ALL PURPOSES themselves for they took up their tatoes, skin and all. White rice should able port at frequent intervals.” He ELIMINATES ALL DRIVES. ho taboo. Millions lin eon unpolished work with that determination. Com­ mentioned that it is only about seven­ rice in India. Peas and beans contain pany D is entitled to all the praise nnd ty days until the season’s movement ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 22.— all the assistance that the people of food elements that will overcome ptl- of fruit begins. "With tho present Municipal authorities and officials of lagra. Meats should be used sparing­ Seminole county can give them. * high costs culture of groves, spray­ ly. Fat bacon as a steady diet without ing and fertilizing will be neglected,-a ummurcinl oignnizntions throughout ORLANDO HAD other balances, is wrong. Drink plen­ fourth of the growers going practical­ tho State who are discussii g propos­ MINIATURE HURRICANE. ty of water." als to tax citizens in order thut a ly out of business each year until "booster" fund might be raised, thus A miniature hurricane came sweep­ Nothing much will remain in four eliminating "drives" by local Cham­ years, unless they seize the remedy ing over Orlando short Iv after noon ONE MAN POSTS 1,000 bers of Commer-", will l.i interested ROiVD SIGNS FOR HIS now within reach," said Mr. Vnrn. yesterday to drive away one of the in the methods of this city. It Js CITY, ST. PETERSBURG. "The club of water competition is our worst torrid spells experienced by the sa maintained here that every citizen de­ only hope,” he added. citizens of Orlando in a long time. rives benefit from the work of tho ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 22.—Dr. Phillip Shore, of tho Tampa Inter­ Wind and rain, as It beat down with Chamber of Commerce und that all terrific force, seemed to lie sounding W. J. Turner has returned to St. Pe­ Ocean Steamship Co., Haid that ship­ should assist in supporting it financ­ Wonderful music to the parched in­ tersburg after an automobile trip of ping conditions today are not normal, 13 ially rather than leave the burden to habitants of tho city. The rainfall approximately 4,000 miles during and it is hard to give close figures on HK'.a few public spirited individuals. wluit would be the cost of transporta­ wob 1.42 inches according to tho local which lie posted on the highways T&v;., The budget of the Library and Ad­ nearly 1,000 road signs advertising tion, but it could be given approxi­ weather burau. vertising Board, as approved by the mately, estimating tho running ex­ Slight damage is reported over the St. Petersburg and bearing a road City Commissioners, at its meeting penses of a steamship and its cargo city due to the velocity of the wind. A map. The trip was in the interest of PV,1,capacity. Ho said the charge would this week, provides $00,447 for work m w largo water ouk was blown down in the city nnd tho Chamber of Com­ be perhaps fifty cents per box, but during tho coming fiscal year. The front of the home of Seth Woodruff merce. Signs were posted at inter­ could not promise that definitely, tho amount to he raised by taxation, on Lake Lucerne and ns the tree vals of not greater than 10 nor less plunged to thu ground a number of than three miles. Dr. Tanner’s route he was confident that there would be however,, will be only $03,120 us the a considerable saving from the pres­ Bonrd has a balance left from last electric wires nnd a pole in the vicin­ wns up the west const of Florida ent rates of about $1.25 per box. year’s fnund. The tux levy for ad­ ity were damaged. A crew from the through Georgin, North nnd South Ships are easy to get at low prices, Orlando Water & Light Co., repaired Carolina/ Virgina and West Virginia, as the shipping board hns plenty .to vertsing and library purposes this the damage hero however in short Washington, D. C., Wheeling, W. Vu., Bell. Mr. Shore said that just whnt year will bo 2 1-8 mills. Tho amount apportioned to tho li­ order, A large ouk in thu A. G. Bran­ to Cincinnati, to Louisville, Ky., to the new members of the shipping brary in the budget is $8,000 divided ham yard, also along the shore of Nnslivillc; then through Alabama nnd honrd will do is uncertain, but boats ns follows: Books, $2,700; general ex­ Lake Lucerne, nnd a tree on tho to Atlnntn nnd from there to Lincoln, could probnbly be bought for 25 per pense, $055; salaries, $3,885; repairs, Perry nnd Douglas, Gn., nnd through Bumby property, South Orange uvencunt down, with terms of ten years, or $400. Wnycross to Jacksonville. The -only uo ,wore uprooted. perhaps better than thnt. Ho said The Chamber of Commerce require­ Tho center of tho "twister" wns road traversed twice wns between thnt a ship of nbout 3,000 tokis, carry­ Lincoln nnd Perry, Gn., nbou| 30 ments npproved totalled $37,787, nnd along the south and southeastern ing about 30,000 boxes of fruit, might W. miles. . tho appropriation Ib divided ns fol­ shores of Lake Lucerne where tho be bought for a total of $150,000. He lows: Booklets, $14,475; freight, post­ two large trees wero uprooted, a said thnt in two or threo months beage and express, $1,800; winter ad­ mimbr of branches broken, nnd pnrk As evidence thnt there is, after all, foro tho season opens, a stenmship or benches tossed into the center of tho something now under tho sun, this two could be purchased nnd fitted up vertising, $ 10,000; summor advertis­ streets. Several Whlto Way lamps advertisement nppenrs in tho Orlando for currying fruit. ing, $3,000; Blue Book advertising, wore crushed by the fury of the wind. Sentinel: "Cnts fed whllo you nre Mr. Shoro mentioned thnt while in $500; ABk Mr. Foster sorvico, $000; Pnrk Commissioner E. J. Fuller away for the summer. We will throw Now York recently ho paw a shipload tourist register burenu, $1,000; pub­ got on the Job immediately with hin ten conts worth of the best cat meat oj. 30,000 boxes of ornngep arrive from licity bureau, $2,500; advertising ex­ .gang of men and cleared away the over your back fence overy day for California, the trip hnving taken twen­ tension bureau, $2,000 ; Information debris from the streets In record time. 8fi cents n week. Tho Ed. WernUck ty-five days on nccount of engine trou­ hurcau, $720; art posters, $500. —Orlando Sentinel. nnd Low Davis Cat Feeding Co.P ble. Although twico ns long as usual, In tho entertainment item of the ff ' ’• I »; / ! KAYNEE Pajamettes are the really comfy sleeping togs for the youngsters. No belt line to press—they’re all in one piece. You’ll like the color-fast materials, too, and the well finished seams. Be sure to drop in and see them. i: Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. COMPANY D WINS NEW LAURELS AT CAMP JOHNSTON It v ill 1® ------------------ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- • i. • - .....« ,. , His Own Law” “High and Dry” a Comedy in two parts i Toorrow—Lois Weber Production “What’s Worth While”; also Fox News ENJOY YOUR TRIP Have you over been "caught short of cash” when touring and been embarrassed nt hotels, garages and shops by the more or less unwelcomo attitude toward your personal checks? You can enjoy your trip, free from anxiety regarding money mat­ ters if you kcop yourself supplied with theso self-identifying, everywhcro-ncccptcd, safe, convenient Cheques for travelers. Peoples Bank of Santord Amrican Bankers Association • • A. B. A. WE 8 ELL CUEQUES | THEM - +++.*.+++++*+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++<•+++++++++♦+ budgot, wns included the appropria­ * * * * * * * * * * * 1 tion to employ a bnnd fo r twclvo * II I weeks during tho mid-winter season I at nn expense of $1,080 per week, a total of $20, 100. *****>|t*>l'*>|C*t| KEEPING A WATER BASING WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY RATE. Lakeland nt Tnmpn. Orlando nt Daytona. Tampa is mnking strenuous efforts St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville. to hold its wnter basing freight rates. With ono of tho finest harbors on tho HOW THEY STAND gulf coarft, nnd on which the govern­ L Pd W ment hns nlrcndy expended millions, Orlando ................ ...00 34 Hi of dollnrs, Tnmpn Is threatened with Tnmpn ..." ............ ....52 45 .$» loss of these basing rates bccadso Lakeland .............. ...62 47 J9 constwiso shipping lines, which it is St. Petersburg ..... ...40 54 .Hi claimed are owned by the railroads, Daytona .............. ....45 55 .450 or at least controlled by them, have Jacksonville ......... ...38 04 Jil taken off their boats. It wns, undoubtedly, cheaper for RESULTS YESTERDAY the railroads to buy controlling in­ Florida Stntc League terests in the boat lines and discon­ No games scheduled. tinue them iti order to get advances in rail rates thnn it wns to operate South Atlnntic Association the bonts in competition with rail. No games scheduled. Tampa’s case is very similar to thnt of Pnlntkn, with the exception thnt American League the boats have not yet been taken At St. Louis 5-10, New York 4-0. off tho river run. At Cleveland 4, Boston 0. Some*time ago application was At Chicago 0 , Washington 3. mndo by the Clyde line for permis­ At Detroit 5, Philadelphia 0. sion to increase its rotes to Pnlntka. This petition was denied. But prior National League At Brooklyn 0, Cincinnati 4. to the hearing, and anticipating thnt At New York 7, St. Louis 4. the Clyde lino might desire to tnke Others not scheduled. off its boats to force a raise in rates or a return to straight rail rates, lo­ Southern Association cal capitalists purchased nnd put in At Memphis 8 , Chattanooga 7. operation a boat between here nnd At Nashville 5-1, New Orleans 3-6. Jacksonville. Unfortunately, locnl At Mobile 5, Birmingham 3. merchants wero not insistent enough that their freight be routed by the American Association Pnlntka line nnd tho compnny, suf­ At Milwaukee 4-7, Indinnnpolii 10fering several accidents to Its equip­ ment, has not been able to declare a 13. At Minneapolis 7, Columbus 4. dividend. At St. Paul 5-7, Toledo 0-0. At a dinner given officials of tho At Kansas City 11, Louisville 8. Clyde line by tho Snnford Chamber of Commerce Fridny, Agent White, International League of the Clyde lino, declared that the At Syracuse 7-11, Reading 14-0. river bonts were losing money. Frankly, we do not believo it, wheth­ KNOXVILLE CALM er it makes any v difference to Mr. AS SMOKE OF JAIL White or not. If such wore the enso RIOTS PASSES AWAT. there is no excuse for operating the Clyde boats, for the minute they nre KNOXVILLE, Aug. 22.—Calm pre­ taken off the independent line will vailed in Knoxville today. Two block! be nble to make handsome returns on from the jail nnd court houso whtrt its investment. If the Clyde line is on Friday night twenty-eight person* controlled by the rnilrouds, which were wounded by officer.) defendinf hns been ehnrged nnd has never been :!.e jail fr.H’i a threarene 1 attack, tk* denied, it ccrtninly would be to the usual Salmath promenade pro-i’fW interests of the rends to take them r,t 'oiy. off—if they were not nfrnid thnt some •Closer to tho jail scores of blue »r independent lines, with machinery all khaki uniforms nnd the shining l ^ ready, would step in nnd get the os of specinl deputies testified to t business. continued vigilnnco of the nuthon* That’s the situntlon in Pnlntkn. It’s tiecs. tho situation in Snnford. It’s the situ­ Tho henvy gunrd nt tho jnil **■ ation in DeLnnd nnd Astor, nnd tho bo continued Indefinitely, it i* on‘ problem now is to secure a sufficient nouncod, but no further trouble is number of shippers to guarantee pectcd. The grand jury has been f* ‘ enough business to warrant the put­ cd to convene In specinl sessio® ting on of boats of sufficient spoed Thursday to consider tho case 5 and tonnage to handle the passenger Frank Martin, n negro, held ns n iJ> ns well ns the freight traffic. pcct In n case of nssault upon n coU” As long ns the present situation ty school teacher nnd whoso id*n exists Palntka will bo continually flention by tho victim Friday W threatened with freight, rate disaster tho attack at tho jail thnt for equalizing of tho rato to this Of tho tnowtny-ano wounded ^ city with thnt of interior points remained in hospitals are all i,np% would be little short of disaster.—Pn­ ing nnd it is now thought there lntkn Nows. clash. SPORT WORLD For first class job work—the Herald HERALD ADS get result!. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1921 PAGE TWO ■■■A SOCIETY MR8 . FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, Phone 217-W f SOCIAL CALENDAR Rod and Gun Club Will Start Building On Lot at Once Decided at Meeting Lout Night of the Stockholder** SANFORD TRADE EXTENSION COMMITTEE Daily Fashion Hints „ W. ......... ............. Tuesday—Mrs. A..................... Lester will...on-1 Atn meeting of the Rod and Gun WILL GO TO OVIEDO THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND GENEVA tertain in her home on Magnolia t Club last night in the office of Judge FRIDAY NIGHT .venuo at 8:30 p. m., compliment to her sisters, Misses Margnrct, May and liuild n club house with the mon­ The Trnde Extension Committee of and Jean Unton, of Monticclio, Fin. ey on hand. ThiH will meun n cutting the Sanford Chamber of Commerce Tuesday—Mrs. M. S. Wiggins will cn- down of the original plans hut will tertain the members of the Mondny'nlso menn an cnrly resumption of the .was called together by Chnirman ArBridge and D. A. U. Bridge Clubs work and the better feeling thnt it thur Yowcll n't the Valdez Hotel yesat the home of Mrs. It. L. Perkins, will entail once the real work is start­ terdny afternoon at three o'clock und ed. It wns thought best to retain the majority of the members were on Magnolia avenue at 1):30 a. m. Wednesday—The members of the T. the original plans for the future build­ present. It wns decided to hold tho N. T. Club will be entertained by ing of a club house that would tnkc next meeting at Oviedo nnd on ac­ Mrs. Ed. Lnne nt her home on Park care of the future growth of Sanford count of the majority of the business and tlint it is more thnn probnble thnt men being nt the gun club shoot the avenue nt 4 o'clock. Wcdnesdny—-Mrs. Porter Pitts will no elaborate plans will be drawn for members of the Trade Extension will entertain nt her home on Magnolia the building thnt is now contemplated. visit the Oviedo folks nt the gun club While the building ns now figured shoot next Thursday afternoon. avenue nt 8:30 p. m., in compliment On Monday night next ut eight to her sister, Miss Snllic Howard, will not be as Inrge or us benutiful ns o’clock the Trade Extension commit­ the first one it will be convenient and of Barncsville, Gn. A BRAIDED LINEN tee will visit with the people of Ge­ Saturday—The Children’s .‘Jtory Hour comfortable and will give the Rod and Heavy linen, in the charming hy­ will be held nt the Central Park n t ' Gun Club u Home for this winter, n neva nt the town hall at which time drangea shade, fashions this lovely onefive o'clock. i place where they enn shoot clay pig- there will be n few informnl talks by piece frock, tho one can visualize alls it _____ ; eons, n plnce where they can have business men of Sanford and the Ge­ eptite as effectively in scree and sou­ Miss Mamie Knto Williams Is spend- boats and keep all the hunting and neva folks will also give them an out­ tache. The wide sash is ot hydrangea organdy and holds in the fulness at the ing n three week’s vacation in Apop- fishing equipment and a place where line of what they Would like to ac­ waist but slightly. The square neck is complish for Seminole county in keep­ the tourists can pass away the time. rollarless and the one-piece sleeves close ka with relatives. And it was the concensus of opin­ ing thnt part of the state on the map. fitting. Medium size requires 4H yards These meetings are very helpful to Jfi-inch linen, with I yard 36-inch orMrs. F. II. Lnngiey returned home ion Inst night that they way to prothe men who are making the trips nnd ! g in ly and 2 bunches of braid. yestordny from Daytona Beach where 'coed was to proceed and that when the IMctorial Review Dress No. 8408. 34 to 44 inches bust. Price, 25 she spent the week end as the guest building was started would be the those whom they visit as it establishof Mrs. W. T. Langley. She was nc- ; time to inform the public about what es a mutual understanding between cents. Embroidery No. T2425. Trans­ Compnnicd home by Miss Tcngue Sim- the Rod and Gun Club intended to do the merchants and the people of the fer, blue or yellow. Price, 75 cents. mons of Mountvillo, N. C. Jin the way of obtaining tourists. This county. The trips, while intended pri­ is certainly a step in the right dhrec- marily for toe purpose of establishing LINES TO A CONFEDERATE BILL Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. Oberholser, M r., tion and if the Club is intending to re -, better trade relations are really a Richnrd Church nnd Miss Gertrude ccive any encouragement the best plan .clearing house for mutual information A Poem Written on the Back of a S.’iOO Confederate Bill Just After Aten, of Bclvidere, HI., arrived in their is to start something. i giving the Sanford people n better inthe War—Reproduced by car yesterday and are the guests of There are so many improvements, sight into the conditions of ronds, Request. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frunk Grnyam nttheir so many different ideas of what is schools, etc., and the people of other The Herald has been requested to towns a chance to tell the .Sanford home on Sanford Heights. really needed in Sanford that the Rod reproduce the following lines which people the needs along certain lines. -------and Gun Club has languished during It establishes a better feeling with all were found on the back of a five hun­ Mr. nnd Mrs. A. \V. Leespent the the past two months although a few ( those who visit and those who are vis­ dred dollar Confederate note and week end at Titusville as the guests of have stuck to the original idea of ited and gets the people of the whole printed in the Petersburg Express the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. building a club house nnd now that county together into a big family who I shortly after the war: I they have decided to go ahead it is W. Lee, Sr. Too Good to I'.e l est, .more than likely that the entire mem- are really working for the upbuilding of the county and for the benefit o f 1 Representing nothing on God’s earth Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Parker, of Ma- bership will become enthusiastic ndvothe people who inhabit this county. con, Gn., are spending some time here'cates of a building to be erected nt now, Remember the dates, Oviedo Gun at the Montezumn. 'once. And naught in the water below it, Club Thursday afternoon. Geneva on ' As a pledge of the nation that's dead the night of Monday, August 20th. ! Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. F. ibd- i)ryS Renew Effort and gone, ieyhend and C. II. Wiegand, were Keep it dear friend, and show it— to Dam Flood of PUBLIC’ LOOTERS among those from Jacksonville stop­ SHOULD HE BROUGHT ping nt the Montezuma yesterday. “Medicinal” Beer .'how it to those who will lend n ear TO PUBLIC JUSTICE. To the tale this paper can tell Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bell, Mrs. WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—Their Of Liberty Iwirn, of the patriot’s WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—Charg­ Boyce Bell, Misses Virginia Palmer, own ranks divided, drys today resum­ dream, Lottie Caldwell and Perrie Lee Bell, ed efforts to strengthen the dam that es that operators to whom the ship­ Of the storm-cradled nation that Clifford Bell, jr., nnd Leslie Mough- is holding hack a flood of "medicinal ping board hud allocated part of its fell. ton, formed a congenial party motor­ beer." licet bail deliberately "preyed upon ing to Daytona Beach Saturday where They have only two days for the the board and the public" were made Too poor to .possess tli * precious ores they spent the day. job, for unless a bill prohibiting beer in the senate today with a demand And too much of a stranger to bor­ ns medicine is passed within that time that their names lie obtained and pub­ row, Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Dnigcr, sr., tho treasury probably will issue regu­ lished. Wo issued today our promise to pay, of Tumpn, arrived here" this afternoon lations allowing its manufacture, Senator MeCormiek, republican, Il­ And ho*ie to icdeem on the morrow. nnd are the guests of their son, Fred which wns held legnl by Attorney Gen­ linois, declared it "was a notorious S. Dnigcr, jr. eral Palmer. fact” that a certain operator had or­ The fight over tin* beer hill resum­ dered a ship, proeeedingg from the The days rolled on, and *a eks became years, Miss Teague Simmons, of Mount- ed today stood like this: Phillippincs to this country to turn But our coffeis won* ei..pty still; ville, N. C., who is spending some time The senate insists on the Stanley back to Manila after covering 1,(100 Coin was so rare tlint the Treasury nt Daytona Beach, with her aunt, Mrs. amendment which would impose miles of the voyage to take on coal quaked, W. T. Langley, arrived here* yesterday drastic penalties on prohibition agents on which he made a profit and at a If a dollar should drop in the till. nnd is the attractive guest of Mrs. F. who starch property without a war­ cost to the shipping hoard of $ 12,B. Lnngiey, nt her homo on Tenth rant. 000. street. the faith that wns in us was House drys insist on modifying the Insisting that the names of "such H it strong indeed, amendment so that agents could offenders" be obtained, ‘ Senator WEEK-END HOUSE PARTY And our poverty well discerned; search automobiles, which they de­ Borah, republican, Idaho, said ho as­ And these little checks represented Mrs. W. T. Langley was the charm­ clare are used by bootleggers. sumed most of them would escape Both sides insist on their position, the pay ing hostess at a weekend house party punishment. That our suffering v .‘unteers earn­ at her apartment at Daytona Beach. declaring they will give up the con­ "But they ought not to escape," gressional recess due Wednesday rath­ ed. Those from Sanford enjoying this de­ Senator Borah declared. "They ought er than yield. lightful nffair were: Mrs. F. B. to lie put in a public plnce to be pilW know it had hnrdlv a value in Langley, Misses Agnes Dumas, Flor­ The beer bill today appeared to lioried for all time." be the sole obstacle in the way of a gold. ence nnd Ethel Henry, Serita Lake, Senator King, democrat, Utah, as­ as g Dnphno Wimbish and Dorothy Rumph. recess. .Many other bills are await­ our so.iia olvid it: serted that 2.ri pi*r cent, of the com­ A number of the young men from here ing final action but leaders believe It gazed in our eyes with a promise t<» they can dispose of these although panies receiving contracts from the joined the party Sunday. pay, night sessions of both house and sen­ hoard got them through favoritism And each patriot soldier belie* ed it. and that the board had refused to sell ate may be necessary. SOCIETY WEDDING ships when it had the chance in order But our l>o. s thought liu 1. of pay, Eight o’clock Friday cvon'ng, Au­ The per capita debt of the United that they might lie allocated to more Or if 4>ilIs that wen overdue, gust 20, 1021, nt the foot of Park States is $22-1.81. It’s enough to m ike i of the favorites. We knew *f !. bought us bread today avenue. The ceremony will oir.it the "Chairman Lasker ought to can­ ns proud of being able to get credit It was the best our old country word "obey." Watch for future an­ or else to keep us humble for being cel all of these contracts, even if it could do. nouncements. ties up all shipping, because they are in debt. vicious and corrupt," said Senator Keep it, it tells our history over. King. From the birth of its dream to the The organizers of the United States last, Mail Steamship company "rivalled Modest and born of the angel hope, .Morse and even I’onzi himself,” Sen­ Like the hope of su *cess it passed. ator McCormick declared. He read from records of the board to show OCALA.—Tho Marion County that the company “had never been Creamery Co., will bo the name of a able to llnnncc contracts it bad un­ new concern here which will estab­ dertaken." lish a creamery in Ocala and develop OI.DSMAR—Tile fact that a new the dairy industry in Marion county. oil heater manufactured here for or­ At a recent meeting temporary diange groves and truck farms, can he retors were elected nnd authorize^ sold against the strongest competi­ to make the necessary premliminnry tion, Is proved by the announcement arrangements to get the crenmtry of the manager of the concern that started ns soon as possible. Notice of bo hus received an order for twenty the intention to apply for a charter thousand heaters from California for will bo published immediately nnd the concern will ho capitalized nt $15,delivery October 1. 000. Temporary officers were chosen FOR MYERS— Acrew of four car­ by the directors nnd permanent offipenters here building a residence is ctrs nhd directors will be elected at believed to have established a speed the first meeting of tho stockholders. record for south Florida on day last The temporary directors ate Dr. H. week. The structure is 20 by 48 foot 'V. Henry, \V. T Gnry, Miss Cather­ nnd the four men cut studdings nnd ine Pyles, and !(. L. Shea* or. The di­ framework for doors and windows to rectors named the following f**npo dimension, raised the framework nnd rary off hers: Dr. H cnrj, president; frnmed the windows nnd doors in four Miss Pyles, vice president, and Mr. hours. When the men arrived on tho Shearer, secretary-treasurer. job material for thq frame wus on tho Moonlight {persuades the dog to ground. Four hours Inter the entire voice his woes, says a story writor, frame of the house bad been erected. Moonshine has a similar effect on men. TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. • Watch for Opening: Date ot the Edward H i^ins, Inc Service Station GAS, OILS, VULCANIZING BATTERY SERVICE 1st St. and Elm Ave. U. S. Tires are Good Tires t\ New Solution of an O ld Problem r [ • All transactions in a retail grocery business are di­ vided into three groups, requiring thr£e kinds of ser­ vice. First, charge and delivery, this transaction is the most expensive both for the merchnnt and the custom6r, requiring ns it does, telephone, bookkeeper, gas and upkeep of the truck. Second, is the customer who comes to the store, has his merchandise charged but carries his goods home with him, eliminating a part of the expense. Third, is the customer who pays cash and carries his goods home with him, thus eliminating all expense of charge and delivery. It is self-evident thnt there should be some distinc­ tion between the three clnsses of service. Recognizing this fact I have adopted the following plan without changing prices: FIRST: All goods priced on a charge and delivery basis. SECOND: Customers charging goods but delivering same will be discount­ ed 2%. THIRD: Customers paying cash for goods and delivering same will be dis­ counted 5%. THIS APPLIES TO ALL ORDERS OF $1.00 OR MORE EFFECTIVE MONDAY, AUGUST 22 Deane Turner Daily Fashion Hint DEATHS *ii * >k # * * s|« * * DEATHO F .MRS. A. It. STILES The many friends of Mrs. A. R. Stiles will regret to learn of her death at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hartley, at Longwood, Fla., at nine o’clock Sunday night, August 21st. There* was everything possible done for her comfort nnd cure and ninny friends and loved ones gathered at her bedside together with her husband, parents, four brothers nnd two sisters, during the last hours of her illness. Mrs. Stiles wns a member of the First Baptist Church at Longwood, and a beautiful christlike life she has sought and it was the hand of Al­ mighty God who sent the nngel from heaven to lay her sweetly to rest and to take her soul to God who gaveth it. Mrs. Stiles leaves to mourn her loss her husband and three small children, also both parents, her brothers J. L. Hartley, of Jacksonville; B. C. and W. J. Hartley, of Grovclnnd, A. C. L. Agent and banker respectively, John E. Hartley, A. C. L. Operator, of Or­ lando and her two Histcrs, Etim Hart­ ley formerly assistant cashier of the Bank of Grove'aml and Mrs. Nancy E. New, connected with the Orange Title Guaranty and Abstract Company of Orlando. The funeral services were conduct­ ed at the home of the deceased's par­ ents in Longwood at three o'clock p. ni., Monday, August 22, I)rs. Hyman nnd Burr of Sanford and Winter Park officiating. A special male quartette from the Baptist Church here accompanied Dr. Hyman. Undertaker Miller hnd charge of the interment. Ml - I I - r;r r i­ ll •• 11- ni 9-103 9*1<12 9*101 fa sh io n y o u th fu l and GROWN-UP It is presumed that the little gentleman whose suit is under consideration i* at­ tired for some "best' occasion, nt* suit is carried oat in (Kiiiucc silk andillcon slsts of Eton jacket and trousers. The blouse is fashioned of soft batiste. Medium si/c requires i*„ yard 33dmh ma* ..........for ............................ tcri.il waist and 1) .* yard .V' inch pongee for Eton jacket and trousers. White silk cr£|>e de Chine trimmed with embroidered collar and 1tiffs of *«>• material, is used for the attractive 1I"11* with the skirt of black and white |>us* f-nn?!. The blouse is tucked at tne shoulders and has the back cMi'im^ ovyr the shoulders to form a yoke cnee** The shirt "closes at the left snle-la* under n plait. Medium size require* ut for blouse, r»K yards 36-inch materia For the shirt, ;! t yards 42-inch mute*'" f Pirtorial P--»ev Boys’ oy* Suit No. <M01* Sizes, 3 to 8 years. rice, 30 cents, Second Model: blouse No. 94°J; Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust, brier, 3* LAKELAND—According to statis­ cents. Skirt No. 944a. Sizes, 34 to i4 tics compiled by tho postmaster here, inches waist. Price, 30 cents. Lakeland is well on the way to be­ FOR MEADE—The Fort M»* come o postoffice of tho first class by Lender hus had the now press in-,,8‘ the end of the presunt yeur. Postal ed In its new building nnd it i* **" revenues of tho offjet*, exclusive of pet*t<*d the plant will bo ready for*' money ordtrs nnd parcel post, for the ettpanry within the near future, The 1) first six months of the year, worn huilding is of stucco construction, $2,023.38 more thnn thnn the first six somewhat like o bungnlow in «PPe*r" months of 1020 and at the present nnce and is rcgnrdcd ns one of 1 rate of increase, if it continues niOHt hnndaomti ns well ns most on through the Inst six months of 1021, Iquo newspnper plants In tho stat* tht office should attain first class rnnk Sell it with a Hcrnld Want Ad* by the first of next year. �vA'; -m V? Tv } A av/V ■ - • DAVENPORT RELEASED BECAUSE “ TOO GOOD” Progressive movements, foster­ ed b y progressive individuals, are i n v a r i a b l y productive of results. . Opposing Teams Would Not Play Against Big Hurler. All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE CONUTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. Almost Won Pennant Single-Handed for St. Louie Club of Federal League— Couldn't Behave In Big League. Released from two American league teams because be was “too bad," Dave Davenport, former mammoth liyrU>r of the St. Louis Browns and Washington Senators, was released by the Ogden team of the Northern Utah league because ho was "too good " Big Duve pitched seven games for Ogden. lle won them nil. He pltclmd one no-hit game, one one-hit game nnd one three-lilt game. He averaged Id men per game by the strlke-out route. Then the other teams rose In revolt. If Davenport continued to pitch for Ogden they’d bust up the circuit, they said. He wiih too good and was re­ leased. Davenport calls It tough luck, hat snys he will report to the CnHpcr (Wyo.) team of the Midwest league. SERVICE PROGRESS Ilnek In 1014 nnd 1018 Davenport STRENGTH was a Federal league star. In the lat­ INTEREST PAID ter year he almost won u pennant for St. Louis single-handed. lie pitched L + + + + W + + * * * * * * * *********************************** In 40 games, winning 22. Then he The Seminole County j Bank STATE NEWS * * * * * MOONSHINERS SHOOT Ul' TOWN **** WEST PALM HEACII—Dr. W. E. imls, o fWost Palm Beach„.reeelved linful burns about his fnce nnd cnra icently when n preen celluloid eye inde he was wearing caught fire hen he attempted to light a cigar, he entire shade Unshed into flame most instantaneously. Dr. Rounds osed his eyes and mouth tightly, ius preventing any injury to his ght or swallowing any of the flames. [ JACKSONVILLE—T. W. Haney, |iief of the local fire department, is jw seeking authority to equip the ty’s recently acquired fire fighting »nt with a wireless telephone npnrntus. The bont, in the form of ul) Chaser No. 45, recently arrived port from Key West, where it had sen purchased from the government, lo will he remodelled nnd equipped ir her new srvicc. A crew of eight on has nlrend yheen authorized by lief Haney asserts this number will ! insulTieient, and hopes to be perlitted to add more men. Wireless lephnne equipment is desirable, ho lys, in order that the activities of )e bont enn he directed from fire apartment lieadqunrters. The cost converting the sub-chaser into a re lighting rn.ft i sestimated at npIroximalely $65,000. [ MIAMI—Verbal outbursts are unxessnry f<> rcitizens of .Miami who t'Vc their comnnlent bliss disturbed nocturnal nuisances, according to I. C. S. Coe, city manager, nnd then such outbursts are directed topirii.i him they are so much misspent •bur. Rather piey shouldj consult tic city's charter and learn the means bey have u finitinting effective counrr ordinances. The colonel’s views F°rc embodied in an answer to nn pile citizen recently, who aggrieved tile point of seeking vocal outlet [i t*1'' ill-timed crowing of roosters his neighborhood, Bought tho city Jinnager and expatiated vocifcriously I 'r thirty minutes of municipal time. Tlu' colf»nel suggested that the next i e citizen was so awakened ho Ipeml tlie lost time of sleep in study­ ing the city charter. PORT PIERCE—What is believed have been an attempt to smugglo numlier of Chinese into the country evera| nights ago was frustrated by 'Hi' ials here. A schooner reported as lnvi,,K,n nwmher of Chinese aboard, Lis said to have anchored off shore Tposite Fort Pierce inlet, prepnra"U to sending them ashore In small J01'1"' L’ei|t. J. M. Frammo nnd ^* A. Clark, of the police force the Florida East Const railroad, ‘Lin of it anti set out to investigate. U‘V obtained n bont nnd proceeded 'ward the schooner but ns they ap­ proached the vessel put to sen nnd hsnppenred in the darkness. RnnnlSEN~ T° 1)0 cnl,it,>lizod nt ' i application will be mndo ortly for Incorporation of tho Jenon ice works, to ho located, here nnd ' el ml Chk'ny by J °nat‘n o iminnr yorganization already has CJTr*®! nn(, itnflis80proposed 00 a“ thtoe phnrter is obtained oceed with construction of ft buildnaehj"' lnsttt,l«tion of ice-making z r ,ryfl Kjcn8on is ^ Joint I and pw duco sh ip p in g S o " V ,0Unty ftnd »'"<* S e l l ' icen m th !” " " * JCe ln the Pn8t hnve o Hhinner l'nHntiHfnctory, according "Ppers, promoters of tho now on- CHILL REBU KES RUTH _^ — •V M Everybody may not approve of Oliic Chill's work as an um­ pire, but Borne people will like him better after this atory. Chill wns having trouble with the Yankees In St. Louis. Ho hud ciumetl Carl Maya out of tho game, driven Fewater off the bench am] wns- lingering his watch on Milter Huggins. Unbe Ruth had come In from center field to take part In the melee. “Why don’t you call one right now nml then Just to see how It feels?" bellowed the Rube nt the little umpire. "Why don’t you lilt one out of the Infield once und see how It would feel?" answered buck the umpire. The point: Babe hadn’t made n lilt In 15 times at hat. . JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 20.—Mnc,Clcnny, county sent of Baker county, west of hero, wns “shot up" late Snturdny night, but so far as is known, there were no casualties, ac­ cording to travelers arriving here to­ day. The fronta of two stores on the main thoroughfnro of the little town were destroyed by gunfire, it wns said. The enuse of the shooting up of the town wns not known here, but persons who brought the report said "had feeling" wns tvident in that sec­ tion heenuse of the activities of Sheriff Rowe, newly appointed to of­ fice, who is waging a relentless war­ fare on moonshiners. The sherilT some time ago Ii»t it lie known thnt it was his intention to dean up the county regnrdiess of consequences. You can sec tho American troops in actual action nnd in every part of the great World W ar in Flashes of Action, at the Princess Theatre Wed­ nesday afternoon and night. 128-lte TRAIN SCHEDULE PROFESSIONAL AND BU SD F* DIRECTORY OF SANFORD LAWYERS George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law BATTERIES BRINO TOUR BARBER PROVING HIS WORTH Battery Troubles to Us Until This Season Outfielder Had Been W , Ip caltU u on Z lM trlc l Work tail oaa ftr» you dopoadabU Mrvloo.. Ueed Only Againat Right-Handed WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS Pitching. FOR OVERHAULING TOUR OAR 'Dimer Barber cost the Chicago Sanford Battery Service Cubs 812,000 four years ago. Until Company this year he lias generally figured na a Phone 189 L. A. Renaud, Prop. bust. Before tills year he wns used only against rlght-hnndern. HARTFORD BATTERY Johnny Evers notified him this spring he would have to face both “Battery Insurance” Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee \___ GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage mm Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First REAL ESTATE A\ E. F. Lane tjil :Vr Real Estate and Insurance Phone 95 Dave Davenport. went with the Browns, hut couldn’t behave, was suspended half a dozen times, and finally given up heenuse be wns "too bad." The last Idg league manager to try lit in wns Clark Grllllttl. But be couldn’t be good there, and finally Griff let him go. Now lie is so good lie lias bud to move on once more to oilier fields. Southbound Depnrt* Arrive No. 88_____ 2:86 a.m . 2:46 a. m. BASEBALL FUTURE SAFE No. 27 8:10 n. m. . No. 80-------- 2:55 p. m. 3:20 p. m T h e re a r c about 28,000,000 No. 85______ 7:80 p. m. 7:46 p. m boys nml girls In the United North Round S ta te s between the a g e s of live Departs nnd eighteen. Arrivo That fact alone would seem No. 82........... 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a. m to Insure baseball tuntil, owners No. 8d_____ 11:45 a. in. 12:05 p. m. tlmt there Is no danger of a No. 80........... 3:05 p. m. 3:25 p. nr.. shortage of bull players In the No. 28 _10:00 p. m. years to come. Trilby Branch Make It a fifty-fifty break and Departs Arrive Imir of the *28,000,000 me hoy* ♦No. 100.......... G:0() a. m. About ten kids oat of ten take a crack at backyard and smollnt ♦No. 24.1___ 3:25 p. m baseball In early life. Best as­ 7:00 a. *n. *No 158........... sured flint n slinro of them— 7:35 p. m. No. 22........... enough lo keep the big and lit­ Leesburg Branch tle leagues going—will stick to Departr Arrive the outdoor pastime. •No. 157______ 4:00 p. c . No. 21........... 2:52 p. m. ♦No. 101.............8:80 p. m. "No. 25_____ 2:00 p. m. Oviedo Branch Depnrti Arrive *Nn. 128_____ 11:00 a. m. Jlavbl .1. Crawford, a clever all­ 'No. 127......... 8:40 p. m round athlete, Is West Point’s first ♦Dnily, except Sunday. track captain. • • • William D. Fletcher, 'll, has been In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ appointed manager of athletics of cuit, Seminole County, Florida. Stanford university. —In Chancery. • • • Florence Briscoe of New York won FORECLOSURE the notional Junior fancy diving cham­ Bank of Oviedo, a Florida Ilnnking pionship at New York, • * • Corporation, Complainant, France was eliminated from this vs. year's Davis cup lawn tennis compe­ Wm. Jacobs, Defendant. tition In the match with India. NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTER’S • • • SALE Earl Goticcn of White Bear, Minn., Notice is hereby given that I, ob has Itecii accepted us the now athletic Special Master in tho abovo styled conch and director ut Valparaiso uni­ cause, will, under nnd by authority of versity. • • • thut certain finnl decree issuing out of the nbovo styled Court dated June C. E. Norwood of Boston took first 20th, 1021, olfer for sale and sell nt plnce In the amateur tournament of the front door of the Court House In tho American Chess congress ut At­ Sanford, Florida, on Monday, the 6th lantic City. • • • day of September, 1021,' during the Of course, If Franco can keep Cnrlegal hours of sale, the following de­ pcntler lighting In tills country bo scribed property, to-wit: may bo able eventually to completely Fifty heijd stock cattle marked restore Franco's stock of gold. • • • crop split under bit one enr swallow fork tho other, branded H. J. One of the Idg Intersectloiml foot­ Sale to bo mndo to tho highest bid­ ball matches or the rail will be the der for cash in hand, purchnBor to visit of (la; University of Chicago ut Princeton Saturday, October 22. pay for bill of sals. # • f E. F. IIOUSHOLDER, It. M. Lewis of the Green^eh Coun­ Special Master. try club won the Connecticut state Note: The abovo described cattle amateur championship, defeating W. now on range of Wm. Jacobs, near P, Seeley, the Brook lawn star, in the Chuluota, Florida, and may be viewed final round of the tournament, 3 to 2. there nt any timo. 8-2-o.n.w.-5te Sporting Squibs of All Kinds CONTRACTORS S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA Sold and Serviced by w PAGE TH You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column terpriso expect tho demand for ice from the beginning will equal the production of tho plant. * * * * * * * * * * WB THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1921 -j- FLORIDA Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully Furnished All Work Guaranteed II. T. PACE P. O. Bex 1M Wilson & Shorey Pine and Garland Sts., Orlando, Fla. PURE WATER Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Fla. LORD’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Daily Service SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. lepifSentH. HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK YOUNG OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fin. WILSON VULCANIZING WORKS .. GILLON & FRY Phone 142 TRANSFER “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” C. C. WILSON. Owner Quick Service Transfer Wight Brother, Uirmce Bulldlnf If wc please you, tell otheri; if not tell us. Phone 498 SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES 1 ifi : h ' i ' H -if i ' 4 t » L! m i: irJJl • fi i t 'l l ; u • Mn j.H i *i| 1 ! * iJ| |I ' i , ‘I1 i Is I' 1 in Ii ih ' k 4 Phone lt7 These Scots are the best representa­ tives of soccer ever gotten lugcihcr. They cam e to America for th e pu r­ pose o f stim u la tin g Interest in their game. They succecilcd. Seeing finished players in action In any sport is a bunst for th e sport it 1 1 Builders & Contractors ..Employment Bureau.. Eyes Examined m •-ti Sketches and Estimate* Free; a* building too Inrge and none too n u l l . ----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED— • General Shop and Mill Geo. W. Knight % Turner Barber. Real Estate and Insurance style- <>t pitching Ibis year and tlmt It Work was up to him to make good. SANFORI) *:• FLORIDA And Burlier Is proving he Is worth CONTRACTOR and BUILDER every nickel of that purchase price, 517 Commercial Street 8anford, Flo. which scorned like a lot of money when It was forked over. The vocational committee 1>f the Busi­ ELECTRICAL ness anti Professional Women's Club SCOTTISH TEAM SUCCESSFUL requests nil young women desiring employment to register nt the First COLONIAL LAMPS A ll-S ta r Soccer Team W o n TwentyNational Bank. Four Consecutive Games— One AGNES G. BERNER, Chnirmnn Co'ntest 18 Tied. The Scottish all-sta r soccer team which toured C anada and th e United States won 24 consecutive games ami j lied one. T hat w as u wonderful rerun). The tic gam e was tltelr last, being played ] at Fall River. Mass. 7 ’ ?•.*? - Storage Facilities NOBODY CAN TELL WHEN YOU Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Ave HOTELS New Era Printery DARKEN GRAY, FADED IIAIK WITH SAGE TEA G. Bassett Smith, Prop. Hotel Montezuma COMMERCIAL AND Grandmother kept her hair beauti­ JOB PRINTING “Sanford’s New Hotel” fully darkened, glossy and attractive 81.50 Up Per Day with a brow of Sago Tea nml Sulphur. Whenever her Imir took on that dull, failed or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied with won­ C. A. WHIDDON derful effect. By asking at any drug BOOK, JOB AND COMCLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING MEKCIAL PRINTING store for "Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound," you will get a large bot- Phone 148 Herald Building Rear Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co. tlutle of this old-time recipe, improv­ Phono 465 ed by the addition of other ingredients PRINTING all ready to use, nt very little cost. DRINK This simple mixture can he depended 250 Hnmmormill envelopes printed, upon td restore natural color and $1.75.—Seminole Printery, 902 French Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-190 beauty to the hair. ave. 87-6tp per cent pure. Phone 31L A well-known downtown druggist says everybody uses Wyeth’s Sage and James Fitzgerald, an experienced Pickling and Preserving Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that poiiltryman from Philadelphia, is to nobody can tell it has been applied— establish an extensive poultry farm it’s so easy to use, too. Y’ou simply at Moore Haven. Writing of this new dampen n comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair, taking one enterprise, the Moire Haven TimoH strand nt a time. By morning the says: "We are told thnt Mr. Fitz­ gray hnir disappears; after another gerald will ship over 5,000 White application or two, it is restored to its Leghorn hens to this city from Phila­ natural color and looks glossy, soft delphia this fall with which to stock and henutufil.—Adv. hi» farm. We need only nhoutl 100 Mason, Sure-Seal Jars '■Mi more men of this kind to permanently and Jelly Glasses establish a poultry marketing contor LOW TIDES ON THE BEACH, here nnd make Moore Ilnvcn tho big­ Hour gest, busiest nnd best town in the August 6:17 Interior of Florida.1' 23 . Stone Crocks, Coolers, . . 6:05 24 . . . 0:26 In tho beginning, the ctornal tri­ 25 . Churns, etc. . . 7:23 angle wns formed o fa man, n Woman 2 0 ___ 1 ______ . . 8:27 nnd tho serpent. And times haven't 27 . - 0:31 chnnged a great deal. 28 . .m ..10:30 2 9 ........ Post cards—local views -lc each at the Herald office. Try n Herald Want Ad today. HARDWARE CO, Herald Printing Co. TIME We have the STONE JARS See our line of BALL i l l ■)| j>| I 11*.'LFi# �M M ? fe r W THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1921’ PAGE POUR fights for tho benefit of n SANFORD DAILY HERALDfactional few who enjoy such petty stuff but h M I« m i « 7 i f U n o t s U N f l l u <>7 i t Tfca ■ •raid Balldlaa, 117 Mu m Ui i m a l u l i r i n *H da tB E HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. TOBUIHUI B. J. HOLLY -------------------- Editor f . J. IILLARD....Sccrctary-Treaaurer EL A. NBEL..._..„....General Manager CURTI8 BARBER <3*CULAT10a KANAOEH Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. AA—rtlii— Rata« Mad, Kiowa — Appllaattaa ■ ahaariptlaa Frio* ta Adraaoa Om Ttar ...................................... m . oo s.oo M aatka .................................................... M t n n t la City by O aniar • a a W aak ......................................................U O a a U |U Tfea IS- U U-P—a WMkly Xwald ........... ......_ and U pabUahad ( M y m t i i i lam..... laola Oouaty A drartliln * ra ta l rnada knawn Friday. Damaeratlo la paUUoa. fS.IO « a application yar yaar, alwaya (a adranca. Member of The Associsted Press Mother’s nt the mountains, Daughter’s nt the bench, Son is off on a camping trip, Fine time’s hnd by each. Fnthcr’s at the office— Mercy—nn’t it funny— All ho gets Is postcards And requests for monoy. —Phil II. Armstrong in Times-Union. -----------o Don’t let the weather affect your advertising. -o You are apt to want to take a siesta about this time of the year. -oNow is the time to stir up the a t­ mosphere and put or. special drives and stimulate the people into buying the summer bargains. -----------o----------We note that newspapers are eon: solidating instead of spreading out and it looks like there will he less newspapers in Florida this winter thun ever before. -----------o----------The Temple Girls Club will offer a fine home to the girls who are making their way in the world and our girls will have better accommodations this season than ever before. This is a great work and should receive the en­ couragement of every one in Sanford, -oThe Trade Extension Committee of the Chamber of Commerce is working overtime in order to make the rounds of the adjacent territory before the first of October. It is such work us this that brings the people to Sanford and all the merchants will get the benefit of it. -----------o----------The big day ami night here next Friday promises to bring the people to town. Get ready for them. Adver­ tise your special sales. Put on your best and keep it on. Look after your out-of-town customers as well as your Sanford customers and you will note a big difference in the trade of this city. Wake ’em up. Keep ’em coin­ ing. Tell ’em all about it. ---------------o --------------- PUBLISHING THE WEATHER. So many folks wonder why a news­ paper in Florida publishes tlie daily weather report. If they knew how many inquiries we receive every week from folks in the north about our weather, they would know why wo publish tile daily report. It is tlie only way they can find out about our aununcr as well as our winter weath­ er, and the daily weather report is the beat part of the paper in the opinion of those who live in the north and take a Sanford paper, because they nrc interested in Sanford, and expect to live here some time. Chris. Codrington sums it up in the DeLand Daily News as follows: Why, asks a DcLnnd man, do you publish the local weather, when we are all here ami know what the weather is without you telling us? But we are not nil here, brother. The Daily goes to between 200 nnd .’100 people outside the state who sub­ scribed anil paid for it before they t left in the spring. They are interest­ ed in the weather we are "enjoying." Many' of them believe that we fry in Dclaind from June to October, but when they read the daily weather re­ port, and compare it with their own nonies in the north, they learn for themselves thnt it is no hotter hero than elsewhere—though the hot weather does linger longer. And what they luirn for themselves, they re­ member. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEWS. Tho DcLund Nows Publishing Co., has purrhnsed the Dcland Record, and will operate Doth plants ill the future. They wi'l make the Record plant the job plant, and continue to publish the Record ns tlie weekly pa­ per. This will give DoLand one good daily pilfer and the weekly under tho name management, nnd will cover the field. It is tho only way. Ono good paper in n constricted field can got by and givo tho people service where two will keep up the fires of political I will not he of nny benefit to tho'clty. Times arc changing end business men want a renl newspaper ntul not a po­ litical trgnn. --------------- o--------------- THE FOLLY OF IT ALL The linttlcship Georgia was launch­ ed in 1001. At thnt time it represent­ ed the very Inst word in bnttlcship construction. We Itnve not the exact figures it cost but wo have the word of a correspondent of the Atlanta Con­ stitution who says that it with ita nrmoment cost more than the state of Georgia had paid for the education of its children, including all the public school appropriations, as* well as those for the state university and its several branches, since the civil war. It was a magnificent wnr vessel and when it was built, had no superior on any son. Hut it never fired a gun in nctunl wnr, and now it is out of com­ mission nnd rendy for the junk pile. The lown is another bnttlcship of ap­ proximately the same ern ns tho Georgia, or perhaps a little enrlier, nnd the Iowa has recently been used ns a target for bombing planes. The Germans spent years and millions of Gcrtnnn money in building up n great wnr fleet which never met the enemy but once nnd was then glad to scurry hack to its snfo home hnrbors. It came out once more in solemn proces­ sion under convoy of British and Am­ erican ships, to Scnpn Flow where it was scuttled and sunk by its own men, to prevent its falling into enemy’s hands. It was an act for which the allies should lie grateful for it solved a perplexing question, the fair divis­ ion of the ships. Hut battleships are vastly more expensive than they were when the Georgia was first set afloat. In those days three million dollars was the ex­ treme limit of cost, hut now it) mil­ lions is none too much. The same correspondent tells us: Tile cost of a modern battleship, as any one may find, would pay the lsinded indebtedness of Georgia, build a now state house and governor’s mansion, put a $50,001) high school in every county in the state ami create a three million dollar endowment fund for the state university. This battle­ ship, as the lines of battleships go, would parade the idgli sens for about ten years, then he declared obsolete by tlie navy department and be dismantl­ ed. As a result of its career, nobody will have profited except the jingoes who sell the armor plate and equip­ ment of un already tax burdened and credulous government. And yet, in face of till these facts and talking all the time encourag­ ingly about disarmament, England is inying down four capital ships, Japan is snitl to lie building in secret the greatest submersible ever known, nnd tlie United States is carrying out the program formulated in ill Hi, when war was imminent. The people of those several countries are groaning under the heaviest taxation ever known, and nil constructive business is paralyzed. Oh, the folly of it all.— Tampa Times. SPEED KILLING MORI THAN WAIt. Thirty thousand personas are ac­ cidentally killed or injured every day in the United States. Every minute live persons meet a naeeideiital death. The figures are those of the war risk insurance department. A large propint ion of these deaths occur in nuuto accidents. Suppose thirty persons were killed today in u railroad accident and that tomorrow about tlie same number should be killed in another rail sumshup, and the day following us many more persons should he killed in still another rail crash. Every newsppaer in tlie land would lie feat­ uring the fast on the first page and there would be speeches in Congress calling for an investigation and for ••mergency 'legislation. We have been preaching safety first for ten years, but seem to practicing safety last. Spe <1 is killing m ire Americans day by day than i.ny war over did.— t upper’s Weekly. ---------- o----------CHARACTER! IT MAY HE MANI­ FESTED ANYWHERE. In the Byways column of the Louis\ill** Courier-Journal, appears this short skit: "There is a woman who sells news­ papers on tho city streets. Men .raise their hats to her after they hnve traded their coppers for what she has to offer them. Character may bo man­ ifested anywhere." Indued, character may lie manifest­ ed anywhere! It is that strange force which burns within and radiates out from us, always present, something with convincing voice, but which needs not words to convey its messages. In n more or less psychic sense the halo of sninthoc- i may be found today; thu brand of Cain manifested itself in ways other than physical. Character impresses itself. Ono "feels" the presence of It, he it either good or hnd; for, in its real analysis, character is a mental state nnd ita “vibrations” nrctrnnsmittcd to other mdntnl states, nftcrwnrds displaying itself in material things. Cynics may doubt, but when onu stands in the presence of a good man or woman a thought conies which is not without reverence because rover* enco accompanies respect—nnd tho natural instinct is to respect thnt we consider noble. The world loves honor oh much ns it despises hypoernsy. All good characters are not posi­ tive. They do not protnulo themBt.|VCB nnd must bo sought!, But strikingly positive characters, which are found in evil ns well ns in good, make definite impressions upon those who come in eontnet with them, and pnrticulnrly those who do this day after dny, nnd these impress’cus are strangely similn rin the minds of the masses. The quality of character, like so many other things, cannot be explain­ ed; hut it doesn't mnke any differ­ ence, grent character in the news seller may not be recognized as quickly ns in a king, hut eventually it is “felt."—Jacksonville Metropolis. New Jersey Pastors Will Fight Pugilism Six Points on Subject Will Organize to Han I'rhtc Fighting ia New Jersey INDIVIDUALLY every officer nnd director of our bank has made good in his own particular line. OCEAN GROVE, N. J., Aug. 23.— About 2,000 persons attending tho joint conference of the New Jersey State Federation of Churches and tho International Reform Bureau, voted luHt night in the Temple to follow n program of six points in the organiza­ they are here to help you to succeed, nnd they are tion’s war on prize fighting. They right here to see thnt every aid possible is given also adopted a resolution nsking Pres­ ident Harding to sec thnt William Jen­ the customers of this institution. nings Brynn got into the world’s dis­ armament congress to be held in Washington. While the churchmen were laying You are safe in placing your affairs in the hands their plans to cross prize fighting of such men. off the sportB cniendnr, prominent members of the exclusive Spring Lake colony were issuing announcements thnt a bout would be the feature of the benefit to be held August 2Cth to raise funds for the Ann May Memor­ ial hospital. According to the an­ nouncements, Hnrry Ertle, who refer­ "A Community Builder” red the Dempsey-Carpcntier bout, will -----------------o ----------------officiate at the benefit; Jack Dempsey F. P* FORSTER.............................. ........... President "SNAP INTO IT” IS THE NEEDED has been invited to displny his wares nnd Governor Edwards is listed ns COMMAND. B. F. WHITNER........................................... Cashier Honorary Chairman of the benefit. The six points of the Ocean Grove Ask nlmost any young ninn what "Simp into it!’’ means nnd ho will tell conference were: 1. —Intensive efforts to prevent you. THEATRE RESORT fights on Labor day, Columbus day It means: Quit loafing, catch the DANCE HALL CAFE step, throw your bend buck and exe­ and other holidays of the near future. ----------- ELECTRIC--------2. —Institution of legal proceedings cute the order quickly. streets PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS "S im p into i t ! ” is n s o r t o f rebuke, to prohibit the blocking of near any fight arenas. for when n man or n company is alert FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES ANI) SIZES 3. —Application to the chancery and on toes the command is not at Reduced Prices court of New Jersey for an injunc­ heard. It is a pity that there is not some tion against prize fighting, the ap­ power to order the world to "snnp plication to he based on the precedent of the Arkansas injunction issued in into it.” Too many people nnd too 1800, which blocked the FitzsimmonsW. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida many businesses have gone to sleep Corbett fight. WR1TE-----------------------------P H O N E --------------------------------------Win in ranks. Everybody is afraid to •i.—Institution of legal proceedings quicken the pace. Even the pivots are against Tex Rickard and others "for forgetting to cut the corners short. conspiracy.’*'' Pure Milk and Crcnm. .Morning andi We’ll never get .u n where this way. 5.—A plea to New Jersey voters to ternoon deliveries. Milk depots at J.| Optimism is a good tiling, but car­ support only those candidates pledg­ Tillis, Stokes & Millitzers; Popular ried to nn extreme its influence is ed to a revision of tlie state’s box­ lost; and pessimism inis no place in ing laws. Markets. Phone 100 your wants the great ordrr of things. ti.—A campaign to increase the Holding hack, waiting for tim es! membership of tile New Jersey to get better, hoarding—these are j state Federation of Churches, so ns i busimss curses nnd individual hand!- to include representatives of all decaps. When every man is waiting on I nominations. every other man to "snap into it" no-1 Dr. Robert Watson, New York pasbody snaps into it. Following your I tor, criticised Governor Edwards and leader is at* right ns a business game Dempsey. Dr. Watson said lie was as !ong as it does not. destroy person­ nil iininteur boxing champion himself al in lintivo. But there i.- no need of in the days when he was an under­ siu.-kening the pace just because a graduate at the University of New f. v •iiareh.»r-. In the I n n ranis are Brunswick, Canada. He was described l<:sii'g their \v'nd.* The liiing to do is as one who "packed a pretty good A lady who had a family of three children didn’t t i press them until Ih'.y fall I y the punch." The preacher told the meet­ ing tlmt "Deinpsey-Cnrpenter fight want any more because she had heard that every fourth .••aysicle or "\ivip into it ’ again. was tiie most brutal since 1 H G 0 and child born in the world was a Chinaman. Deprcssi <n i>- as much a state of Governor Edwards, the man who pro­ mind as anv'.b lur else. t)f course cer­ A ludicrous, perhaps, as an old misconception some tain eondit.mis cause it. in • these moted it, was worse than the slacker, Dempsey." skeptical folks used to hnve about advertising. conditions are ?. • ntnl as v.ell ns ma­ Other speakers v/Drv Dr. Wilbur F. terial. A great deal of it is caused ] Crafts, superintendent of the interThere was a time, when some advertisements had by general reticence. The man who j l national Reform liureau; Clinton N. to be taken with a grain of salt. A few misguided ad­ plays too close Inter pays for his own Howard, secretary, and the Rev. II. B. vertisers thought they could sell their goods better by folly. The waiters lose while the MncCnuloy, executive secretary of the misrepresenting them. Those advertisers have loan players win. This is no Utopia; it is New Jersey State Federation of since gone out of business or mended their ways. Hard a world of facts, and if everything Churches. experience taught them that untruthful advertising was "just right," there would lie no didn't pay. need to try to succeed. The one who The Montverde "gets there" first is tho one who Other advertisers proved that the only way to ad­ "snaps into it" first. There are no liv­ Industrial School vertise successfully, make regular customers, and build ing sacrifices in the world of good Opens Sept. 6th up good will was to TELL THE ABSOLUTE TRUTH business.—Jacksonville Metropolis. about their goods in their advertisements. -o MONTVERDE, Fla., Aug. 23.—Tho SIDNEY J. CATTS CITED TO Montverde Industrial School will open You can depend on the merchant or manufacturer APPEAR IN COURT IN GEORGIA. on Tuesday, Sept. (5, with the largest who advertises. The concern that tells you frankly enrollment nnd the strongest faculty what it is doing is a good concern with which to do bus­ ATLANTA, Aug. 23.—Sidney J. and executive staff thnt this growing iness. The store that advertises is a progressive store Cntts, former governor of Florida, institution lias ever had. that has something really worth while to say to you. F. L. Jeter and the American PurTwo hundred and fifty students And companies thnt advertise their products or their .chasing company are cited to ap­ have been enrolled and as many more service have confidence in them. You can safely share pear at the September thrill of tho turned away for lack of accommoda­ their confidence. Fulton superior court here to answer tions. This school hns never advertis­ nn attachment filed in court by J. II. ed for a student nnd has never been Inferior merchandise cannot masquerade iu the Hogue, of Villa Rica, Gn., to recover able to build fast enough to care for quality clothes of advertising. money said to have been lost by the young people who desire to take Hogue in an alleged fraudulent busi­ advantage of the privileges it offers. The students this year already unroll­ ness scheme. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS!r Hogue charges he was induced t.i ed come from every section of Florida pny Sir.O to secure a position ns mnn- and from six other states. President and Mrs. H. P. Carpenter, ager of a store in 11 chain said to havebte nowned and operated by the founders of the sihool, remain nt tho Aniurlcnn p h a s i n g Co., of which head of tho institution. They came .Mr. Cntts is said to Imvc been presi­ to Montverde nine years ago after n dent. He nevor obtained tlie posi­ successful career teaching and in con­ “TODAY’S NEWS TODAY!” tion, Hogue charges, and he never nection with the administrative work has been convinced of the existence of one of the largest universities in of any stores owned by the company. Kentucky. Associated with President Carpen­ ter in the admini'-trativu ertd of tho We know of no news that will institution will b please a greater number of our rend­ n. H eal Cute Karl Lehmann, vice-president; O. ers than the information thnt the M L/uEltv Apply Iota of anti—ptla E. Pulghum, of Richmond, Ind., comes ’•'stis Lake bulkhead bonds hnve as the new business manager. Mrs. been sold." declares the Eustis Lake Fulghum will be associated with him Region. The sale of the bonds was nt in the work of this ^ew department. Sooth— and haala goody and quickly. 08, which is recognized ns excellent. Prof. J. L. Rvyneiaon, of Kentucky, They were bought its the First State returns as dean of the school nnd head Bank of Eustis. The contract for the of the teaching staff. W. I). Walker, very essential and desirable work was graduate of the Berry School, at Rome awarded some time ngo and can be Gn., returns as hend of tho depart­ started nt once, the money being ment of manual training nnd mechan­ nvnilnblc to pny for it. nulkhrnding ics. B. K. Wheeler, of University of is regarded ns highly important nnd Florida and Tennessee, will remnin in That depends on the liver. lit" tvnple f Kun*' will rejoice to charge. of the department of voca­ see the project begun nnd finished. tional agriculture. J. E. Dudley is farm foreman, working with Prof. iiriid, gentle, effective. Use them as an occasional If you can’t givo ,your friend a Wheeler in the agricultural depart­ drink, brag about him a littln He ment. This is Mr. Dudley's third year laxative or for chronic constipation. At all'druggists will get the same cxhilnrating effect. with the school in this important place. Pest c n rd B —local views—lc each at the Herald office. T&T A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. COLLECTIVELY First National Bank MISTER MANAGES THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY SPENCER’S DAIRY G. W. SPENCER & sore One Born Every Fourth Minute Uleninoiaium Dr* Miles’ Liver Pills OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD �/ 33 5vJt II«PPCn,n*<" of Miller" In Brief personal Item* Mention of In t e r e s t In THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1921 Keep your eye open for tho wed­ ding and Btrcet dunce Fridny night of this week in front of tho court house. Something doing, ynssum. Summary of Ibe Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers aridA bou t S The City * * * * * * * * * the w eather For Florida: Partly cloudy with probably showers in ex­ treme South portion Wednes­ day. local showers. * * * * * * * * * * U J Starling went to Jacksonville yesterday on business. i ihby’s special Loganberries, No. 2 per can. 28c.-L. P. McCullor. 129-3tc N. C. Pike, of Mulberry, Flu., was in the city yesterday transacting bus­ iness. See our boys In their war experi­ ences in Flashes of Action, at the Princess Theatre Wednesday after­ noon and night. 128-ltc. Hunk Roadster for sale. New tires und is in first class mechanical con­ dition.-!!. 0. Motor Co. 129-tfc ,l„|m W, Haines, representing the American Type Ponders Cot, with headquarters in Atlanta was calling on the printers here today. ********** SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE It isn’t piety that urges men to make an end of wars. Necessity is tiie mother of prevention. The Merchants Grocery Co., have moved to the now DoForest building on Second street near Sanford aven­ ue. The room formerly occupied by the Merchants is being remodelled and placed in line shape fur tiie new store of A. Itatfeld. The many friends of Harry P. Driver, are glad to se him in the city again after an absence of many years Mr. Driver was manager of the San­ ford House here for many years, and be and Mrs. Driver and daughter, Martha, have a large circle of friends here. They are living at Atlanta at present, where Mr. Driver is with the Atlanta Hotel Supply Co. He may make Sanford liis headquarters in the near future for the state of Florida. Front all reports coming in about the Flashes of Action to lie shown at tho Princes Theatre tomorrow night it is certainly a fine picture. It was tuktn from the actual battle fields of Franco and shows the boys in real action. It will carry i tho boys and their parents back to the dark days of the World War and one can enjoy it all now that it is over and you watch it from a comfortable theatre seat. Be sure and see this wonderful pic­ ture tomorrow afternoon and night. Haircut 40c at new barber shop, Second street, new DcForrest Build­ ing. We specialize in children’s hairMr. ami Mrs. Sam Baumcl have cutting.—Albert Gramling, Manager. n.KAN' OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale 128-ltp purchased the new bungalow recently at Joe's Smokehouse. 129-5tc erected by E. (A. Douglass at «ho If it wasn't for ill manners, some corner of Sanford avenue and Hugh­ Ihm't tell everything you know or | people would have no way to show ey street. Mr. Bnumel recently pur­ you won’t lie able to come back for tho chased a lot in that snntc locality lint the world how important they are. ecore, thought it good business to buy a Be nt the Princess Theatre Wed­ house already for occupancy, and Sec our boys in their war expurinesday afternoon or night, mid see move right in. They will go to house erices in Flashes of Action, at the that great war picture, "Flashes of keeping at once as soon ns their Princess Theatre Wednesday nftcrfurniture can be shipped from their Action.” 128-ltc. anil night. 128-ltc. former home in Brunswick. Mr. and The best wuy to touch boys the de­ Mrs. Bnumel nre tiie owners of the " iii'ii the doughboy came homo, cimal and percentage system is to let ,’H'cialty Shop and are now not only tiie Imy look was gone; but he is.still ’em figure baseball averages. identified with the business of the looking for the dough, city, but are bonefido Sanford resi­ BANKRUPT SALE—Thu stock, fix­ dents and property owners. ^'uj can see the American troops tures and lease on store of S. Ben­ io acIna I action and in every part of jamin, bankrupt, will be for sale next WILL POST SIGNS IN SEMINOLE. the great World Wnr in Flashes of week. Inquire of C. O. Mahoney, this Ai tiiui, at the Princess Theatre Wed­ city or II. P. Ilnya, Tampa, Fla. J. A. Seals, advertising manager of nesday afternoon and night. 128-ltc 127-5tc tin* Florida State Auto / ssociation, is in the city in the interest of the organization. The officials in the im­ mediate future, will sign post Volu­ sia and Srmino'e counties. Mr. Sen’s ! lias also joined hands with J. S. Silvia and Dr. Guy Bailey, secretary of tiie Daytona Bench Racing Asso­ ciation to help bring about a means of securing racing prizes, also pub­ lish a magazine which will spread the If «o, you can get any make you want. And tho prices good nows of big racing classics on oiiil terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for Dnytonn Beach this fall such ns run the best in Used Automobiles, We have both quantity in Indianapolis and Los Angeles, and quality. both for stock and racing cars. Do You Want A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? Below are a few, which we guarantee to he as represented: B.&0. MOTORC0~ i , J 09 I>ARK AVE- SANFORD. FLA. LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES and SERVICE X as well as our out-of-town friends we want you to make Sanford’s leading Gents store your headquarters all day. You can bring your packages to us and check them. We will take care of them for you. In making engagements with your friends on that day tell them you will meet them at— w # /£ s r 0 /? £ r / / / i r / s A NUMBER of crate mill and saw mill laborers can get permanent em­ ployment under first class working conditions at fair wages at our new mill near Bartow, Fla.—Roux Crate Co., Bartow, Fla. 129-Gtc LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 Red Speed Wagon for sale. Slight­ model for sale. New tires, looks good ly used and is a bargain for the price ami runs good. We are offering this we are asking. It you need a truck, enr for $900.00 less than list price.— see us at once.—B. & O. Motor Co. il. A; O. Motor Co. 129-tfe 129-tfc Tiie greatest war picture ever Got n repaired tire to use ns extra. shown—iictun I battle scenes—at the Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston. Princess Theatre Wednesday after­ llG-20tc noon and night, 128-ltc LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. HUPMOB1LE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. HUPMOiSKLE, 1921 Model, Roadster. IRJICK, 1917 Model, 3-passenger Roadster BUICK, 1917 Model, 7’passenger. I’ORD, 1918 Model, 5-pnssengcr Touring. CALL antl LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU \ Wo have at present in stock one slightly used Hupmohilo that we are offering for sale at a reasonable price. If you want the best for your money, see us at once.—B. & O. Motor Co, 120-tfc ********** — And To Our Sanford Friends Be at the Princess Theatre Wed­ nesday afternoon or night, and sec that great war picture, "Flashes of Action,” 128-ltc. Gut a repaired tiro to use as extra. Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston. |(. \V. IVurmnn, the efficient sec­ 110-20tc retary of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, left last night for Jack­ Many a business slacker who pre­ sonville. whert he will spend today tends to ho doing his best is merely on business. doing his best friends. t i People are never bo happy as when giving out information—that’s why there is so much misinformation. 129-3tp Mrs. T. C. Vindcnt, of Vero, is in the city ,Utc guest of her sister, Mrs. II. J. Holly. Mrs, Vincent hns been visiting relatives in Tampa and will go lo Vero Saturday for a few days, returning here to spend some time. Next Friday ia the big day in Sanford and we know that you will be in town that day. Bargains will be found at every store on that day and especially the real bargains at our place. Send your old mattress to Bradley factory. Make them like now, for $5.00. 50 lb. now cotton mnttresB only $8.00. Guaranteed. 500 W. South St., Orlando, Fin. 122-2Gtc 1,000 Hunt'll Killer, 35c and 05c pkgs. of Action at the Princess —L. P. McCuller. 120-Stc Theatre Wednesday afternoon altd night. 128-ltc. Tiie Slav's mind may lie convinced that the new doctrine is a wonder, but Jimmy Thornton, the popular rep­ his stomach isn’t. resentative of the S. P. Richards Co., of Atlanta, was calling on tho local Flashes.uf Action at the Princess stationery and printing trade today. Theatre Wednesday afternoon and 128-ltc. (inundated sugar, Hi lbs for $1.00. night. ' To Our Out O f Town Friends The greatest war picture ever shown—actual battle scenes—at the Princess Theatre Wednesday afteiy noon and night. 128-ltc Going up. Rut that dandy little Bhowcr came lust night to coo! the atmosphere and al­ so the moonshine stills and make everything better ns it were. If we could have a show­ er every day until September tjiere would he no more rising of the temperature and it would Im like old times again. However, we can’t have Para­ dise down here all the time. Hut those excursionists from the North say that Sanford is much cooler thnn where they came from so we should warjy . As you were, until next week: 3:40 A. M. AUGUST 23RI) Maximum ....................... % Minimum ......................... fifi Range ............................... 71 Hnromctcr .......................'lO.O.j Rain ......................................Ofi Culm ami rlcnr. a ■• i *,l4 'j The only tiling^ thnt hns fewer friends than a wart is the man who brags thnt ho is a knock-out with tho ladies. Flashes —I. P. McCuller. W m •• NOTICE! We have moved our grocery store from opposite the postoffico to the now DoForest building on Second St. between Sanford avenue and Palmet­ to street, rear of the Snnford Dry Goods Co, We will be pleased to see nil our old customers and also now ones.—Merchants Grocery Co. 129-2tp Sanford. Fla. MAY COOL HOMES IN SUMMER CLASSIFIED ADS H u n g arian Engineer Has Designed Evaporation Scheme to Regulate Temperature. America us may soon Im* living II) "Ice bouses." Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No nd taken for leaa th ir T he houses will not be the kind In 23 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash ,’ liit'li lee Is stored. Imt a new typ must accompany all orders. Count five words to 11 line and remit ac­ of dwelling designed by Leopold I’ol cordingly. l.iL, an engineer mul ennstriietor, n! r.udapest, H ungary. H e Is content FARM WANTED-Wanted to hear plating building a house nianiifneini' from owner of a farm or good land im: plant in Philadelphia mi tlmi tin First for sale, price reasonable. L. Jones, public will have u place to escape tilt FUR RENT—One office on sweltering heat without trekking street. Apply A. P. Connelly. 129-lip Box 551, Olnoy, 111. shorew ard or n o rth w a rd . 12.7:1fe Mr. Poliak said tha t Hie houses wll* FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms, fur­ he m ade of Infusorial e a r th and cov­ nished for light housekeeping. 318 LUST—Batavia tire, 34x4 on rim. Re­ e n d w ith porous b ricks' In a p p e a r turn or notify William Musgrove, Palmetto Ave. 12G-Gtp a iv |h e y will he sim ilar lo those _____ 12?-3tp lived by tiie natives of South America, j F O R RENT—Furnished for light 103 Palmetto Ave. V lie use "m onkey Jugs," or w a te r hot housekeeping, 5 room cottage, lies m ade of pottery, to cool tlielr fronting ocean git Coronado Beach, I homes. mile south of pavlllion; immediate T he S outh American mil Ives place possession.-^-Mrs. O, L. Boimvires. ----- ANI)-----iti riieh corner of u niom n wilier Jug 128-31 p. and in a few nimiiciiiH the room Is cooled by evaporation, Mr, I’ollnk FOR RENT—One room and kitchendues not go Into detail about Ids new e ^ e> op) F r e n c h Avu. 128-,Dtp plan, b u t s la te s tha t lie m u regulate | FOR RENT—2 large furnished con­ Hie cooling of 11 house In sum m er In j necting house keeping rooms, runu slnillni' m a n n e r ns th a t of healing; He said ding water and gas in kitchen. Also 1he sam e building In winter. FOR RENT LOST PAINTS WALL PAPER SUN-PROOF PAINT lie t'uii make ti home as cool us 1111 ice one room.—.Mrs, Riddling, 205 Oak 128-ltp tellur 1111 the holiest day In the year avenue. Eagle Home. 111 a cost of approximately ltt cent* FOR RENT—Furnished fronl room, a day.—Philadelphia Public Ledger. 120-tit p 200 Park Ave. Reached for H ip FOR SALE Poeluta. M aking of moving pictures Is ra th e r a novelty In Arizona, a n d Mlslu-e restdents have dillieully In getting used to seeing gaudily dressed we.qi-rn “had men" rushing nround with artille ry stra p p e d on ilielr hells. Some of tin* real old time w e ste rn ­ ers nre apt to Jump to the wrong con­ clusion when 11 "movie we*;< r u e r '1 goes •si (he w nrpnlh. F o r tills reason a moving picture company, p'.inning to singe a holdup set lie lit the depot nt tlsborn. eight miles sotiili of nere. had the tra in erew w arn passengeis no less 'lian ten limes before reaching th e Mil­ lion th a t 11 "movie t rain robbery" .vuiJd be staged. In spite of lids sev­ eral ohM Im ers on I hi- lin 'd reached for th e ir hips when the ‘‘luimllls" a p ­ peared and bail 1<• tie convinced by fellow passengers that the holdup was Hot Hie real tiling.— Los Angeles Times. MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS CLIMATE Make Your House Smile With SUN PROOF PAINT SANFORD "PAINT STORE FOR SALE—Medium size snfe. Ap­ ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth II. A. HALVER­ Street. 94*01. SON, Proprietor FOR SALE OR TRADE—One Colo 8 , Sanford, Flo. 5 passenger roadster. Will take Welakn Block ligtit car as part payment. Call 510 A high wage scale is very desir­ W. First street. 115-tfe able, but if there is no job going with FOR SALE—One Bulding-Hall stone it of what good is it? lined refrigerator, 150 pound cnpneity. Call 510 W. First Street. Unimportant) facts—Statistics re­ 110-tfc garding the size of the rye and bar­ FOR SALE—8-room house with all ley crops this year. modern convenience, excellent re­ pair. Private water works, in desir­ able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. lld-tfc FOR SALE—20 acres good orange grove land situated within a mile of Genevu. The land hns not been clear­ E x p lo rlrm . ed but' bbearing orange grove Yob-utile cNpbe- »u. . are euiniiioiily bonk mg *' '"ids tract of liv'd can lie regarded as 11u r.,!es*e of stores of Lougnt ui a real hnrgnin. For fu!’ 30 I on I of *rnrKi m".’h cows will energy ;:epi euidl'sed by exlernnl pres i u sold at n-ivntc sale Mirr. mid holler exjibisi ms itli<I geyser r>-:rtiju!ars n.th'c: * C” earn r f thoi 1IS-ttj) j eriipi Iuiih are typical >d lids class oi j Herald ofi ice. miilninks. An expert <d the Culled EUR SALE—Strawberry plants, ccrSANFORD, near Ft. Reade Sinlo* geophysical laboratory finds tified by State Plant Hoard, $3 per thin iiholher class of explosions, tlmi thousand f. o. b. Lake Mary. Farina uf explosive mixtures !«;.* gunpowder, Stniwborry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. are mil likely to occur In volcanoes. 10( 129-12tc Fine Cows FOR SALE l It. L. GARRISON Bill n third class, llmt of explosive com pounds liroiigld Into coiiuiei with oxygen or wider, Is more probably the usual source of vulcanic cxplo shins, nml is illitstruled by alum inum -c-quioxidc — finely divided — brought Into such relellon w ith w a te r In the e e< trie furnace that mechanical d eto­ nation causes violent explosion. T he dns| of Mold Pole® limy have been amdogoiis to the nlllliillilliu sesqulx de. FOR SALF— 1 Oldsmobilo truck, $000. 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Buick 4, $100, The above cars nre real bar­ gains, Terms to fit your pocket book. At Williams* Garage, N. H. Garner. 104-tfc FOR SALE—Household goods. Ad­ dress Mrs. Douglass, 107 Third St. .______________ 120-3tp TOURING CAR, $400, time payment. Bargain for ensh. 410 Oak Ave­ "Is Mr. D u b w a d e - gulf game tm- nue. \ 129-Gtp proving 7" Post enrds—local views—1c each tit "li dnesti t Show much Improvement, the Herald office, hut lie certainly is In enriicsl." Cuax.ng It, Massachusetts scorns to bo' staging a few scenes o fmob lawlessness: but " Ilo w Is thill?" notwithstanding it no longer has “ lie iniks to 11 golf hull a s If lie w ere WANTED Governor Coolidge, wo "Have Faith in add re ssin g a pair of dice."—BinningWANTED—Team work. Inquiro M. bum ARs-lleiuld. Massachusetts.” Hanson Shoo Shop. 121 26tp ' Tho Times-Union philosopher says: WANTED ROOMS—Wanted three or Those who are saying tho consti­ four furnished or unfurnished tution bars Lodge from tho disarma­ "He laughs best who got Into tho theatre for nothing." Our obaervnrooms, couple without children. Por­ ment conference, forget thnt it also tion is, ho i sthe most unreasonable, mnnent, Address "B” cure of Herald, burp’d Knox from tho Tnftfcabinot; kicker.. 1 * 129-5tc but it didn't. 1 r i u *>*,•»'*' w m m We have the most com­ plete line of '. HARDWARE Ever displayed in San­ ford Let us figure with you on your requirements Also exclusive agents for SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Paints and Varnishes HILL HARDWARE COMPANY - . •. . --.1,-41. n , V J , 1 \U .1 u I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 23, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 23, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/46626cdcef32f36925675f5cafd09783.pdf 83aeec4733e5a719c5e24460b81b6d97 PDF Text Text <■ Daily Herald Sanford the “City Substantial” IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST THE “ City Substantial’ VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 130 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1921 VOLUME II Sanford 1 -1 7 ------------------= ■— ------• 1■• .UM GiantAirship ZR-2Belonging to ExplodedOverCityofHull;ManyPerish 1 CHIEF EXECUTIVES MEETING FIVE BIG -RAILROADS LABOR ORGANIZATIONS POSSIBILITIES OF SANFORD AS AN IMPORTANT PORT FEATURED IN PUBLICATION W AS ON TRIAL TRIP PREPARATORY TO A FLIGHT TO THE UNITED STATES A N D CREW ABOARD, M A N Y AMERICANS Huge Airship Was Easing Over Hui, England, When it Broke in Two Followed by a Terrific Explosion. The Secretary is in receipt of a let­ a part of helpfulness. Consequently ter from E. R. Waite, editor o f South our next nnd succcding numbers will Atlantic Ports, n mnRnzinc devoted to devote considerable space to a depart­ tho i phuildiiiR of tho American mer­ ment we considering cnlling, 'St. Johns r TW O MORE BODIES chant mnrinc nnd the dovclopmont of River Ports Development.' Our mnt(Uy The Asoclntcd Press) Conferences foreign and domestic trade relations tcr for this department must come TA K E N FROM RUINS through the South Atlantic ports of from you and we will appreciate such ZR-2, Mroning to Com­ Brit­ OF "MACON HOTEL Jacksonville, Fla., Brunswick, On., Sa­ suggestions nnd help ns you can give plete Draft vannah, Ga., Charleston, S. C., nnd us for our mutual benefit. Wo know • thnt the sections bordering on the St. One Man Still Missing nnd Known WilminRton, N. C. The air­ Mr. Waite, in his letter, ndvises that Johns river south o f Jacksonville are Dcnd Now Reaches Six not only interested in nttrncting agri­ he hns received nn inquiry from a sub­ feared (By Tbi Aiioclitid Prm) scriber askinR “ ‘ What is a P ort?" nnd culturists, hut industries that can pass­ MACON, A ur. 24.—Two more bod­ if his publication wns truly reprosen- profitably operate in your community. TO HE I’ ltESENTED TO 400,000 AC­ ies were taken this mornlnR from tho tatiriR the South Atlnntic Porta why * # # We would ask that in anything TIVE MEMBERS NEXT ruins of the Brown House which wns it had never devoted time nnd inter­ you do you be very particular to take WEEK air­ destroyed by fire Monday. These two est to the cities located on the St. the movement seriously because we fall. brinRS the list of known dead to six. Johns river, nmonRst which Sunford have u discriminating class of readers (By Th» AuoclaUd Fr«u) One man is still missitiR. holds a very prominent position. This —people who are concerned in having CLEVELAND, Aug. 21.—The question was asked with the thought facts, and for the further reason that chief executives of five big rail­ that in the true sense of the word the our circulation is not like a newspa­ road transportation Inbor orgnnicities on the St. Johns river are as per’s, getting into the hands of those zations resumed their conferences truly ports as Jacksonville or any of who are solely seeking current news, here thin mornlnR in nn effort to the other previously assigned, altho’ hut to tho contrary, you will find our complete the drnft of n Htrlke issues on the desks of the leading busthey <lo not compare in size. |m||»t to be presented to four hun­ The suggestion wns made that this incss m<Tn of the sections we serve. dred thousand active members publication devote a portion of its We want to say to you that if you throughout the country. The bnl* space to publishing information under have any thoughts of any further way lot probably will be mailed next River Ports that we can bo of help to your section wick for a referendum vote. HAS FINE CHANCE TO GRAB OFF the heading "St. Johns that we will deem it a favor to huvo Development.” ONE OF THE FOUR met you instruct us." Apparently, this suggestion •SCHOOLS CLEVELAND, A ur. 24.— In its This letter coming at the time when with the hearty approval of tho edi­ present * shape the bnllot tells tho (By The Atioclated Preii) the Sanford Chamber of Commerce is tor of South Atlnntic Ports for the union members of the unsatisfactory JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 24.— Rapid letter from him contains requests for working out plans for n Shlp-by-Wntnegotiations held in the past few developments today in the campaign information relative to the Port of er campaign is indeed fortunate. It months between brotherhood chiefs to secure for Camp Johnston one of also dove-tails with the ideas of this Snnford. and railroad managers nt conferenc­ tho proposed government vocational Tho folowing quotation from Mr. organization for thnt much needed es held in the West, Southeast nnd training universities were made. Invi­ LONDON, Aug. 21.— Burning Waite's letter is self explanatory: port improvement, a yacht basin and, East as to whether tho rnllronds In­ tation received today from Colonel fra g m e n ts from the airship nnd ns in the ease of Mr. W. T. Donnelly, tended to ask for further decreased Forbes, director o f the Bureau of Vo­ "Frankly, we admit a responsibility should prove a powerful ally in assist­ dense columns o f smoke nnd for all the states in the South Atlantic flame which extended hundreds of waires, followinR the 12 1-2 per cent cational Training for a delegation to ing us to secure the St. Johns-Indian j and to the development o f all the wat­ feet along the surface of the wat­ reduction handed down by the rail­ meet him in Washington Monday to erways. We believe that the develop­ River Canal and exploiting the many er were noted. Eye witness saw road labor hoard at ChicnRo June 1, put forward claims o f Florida and the ment of the St. Johns river is most as­ advantages the St. Johns river affords at least four men descend by par­ nnd now in effect; whether the roads following were appointed as mem­ suredly reaching out to the cities lo­ to Sanford as a distributing point, and achutes. Three men on one pnrPresident would seek the elimination of time bers of tho committee: cated thereon, and under the responsi­ assuring its future as the most promi­ nchute. The explosions were of Adair, Chamber of Commerce; Mayor and one-half time for overtime nnd ICONFRONTED WITH MASS OF bilities that we assume we must play nent inland water city of the state. such force as to wreck many win-’ Martin, Frank Owen, chnirinnn city asks if tho members nre satisfied to MISCELLANEOUS daws in store fronts. commission; Adjutant General Lovell, continue work under these condi­ BILLS Major Quimby Milton, general mana­ tions. London dispatch Sunday quoted Executives of the Southwestern ger o f the Metropolis. Forbes lias al­ (By The A«»oel*t.iI Pr«**> observer as asserting thnt during ready agreed to-postpone the selec­ roads did not meet with tho chiefs. WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.— Barring the firHt trials o f the airship tho tion of the southeastern university site <hiof executives of the five organi­ any unforscen development congress tendency of the dirigible was to zations have been in conference here until after October first on which dnte expects to recess tonight for thirty "hump” developed and thnt In­ for "viral days on the situation and he expects to inspect Camp Johnston days. Both the senate and house spection revealed certain girders today were joined by three members personally. when they met at 10 this morning had bent and thnt lattice work were confronted with n number of of the executive bonrd of each of the hud buckled under the Htrnin. miscellaneous matters which it wns five organizations and sevornl tas­ Grave Situation Remedial measures were tnken, the aim of leaders to dispose of be­ sistant Rrnnd officers, about twentythe newspaper said, including con­ In Malabar District, , fore declaring the recess but it was lnfive men in nil. siderable reinforcement o f frame­ Natives Worked Up Tnx dilated that Is the slate was not wiped Ballots will lio sent to IfiO.OOO act­ CLEARWATER, Aug. 21 work along much o f tho dirigi­ Orlando Chamber of payers of t.his city yesterday voted clean vacation would not he deferred. ble's length. ive members of tho trninmoif's or­ pin iatinn; 115,000 firemen; 80,000 Religious Fanaticism Playing nn Im­ overwhelmingly to purchase tho lake Commerce Will Be portant Part More than 5,000,000 persons in this enrincurs; fiO.OOO conductors and 14,property for $40,000 for park pur­ LONDON. Aug. 24.— It hr. country can neither read nor write. oim witchmen! Guests poses. known thnt at least hIx survivors (By The AitocUled Pre»») When the bnllot is completed prob­ BOMBAY, Aug. 21.—Grave .situa­ were picked up, one of them with ably within n tiny or two, it will ho tion in Malnhnr district on tho West a broken leg and one severely seat to tho active membership of the ConHt o f British India where seditions burned. five organizations nnd referendum ngiCntors hove been wot king on re­ vote taken. It wns estimated thnt it ligious fanaticism of the ignorant na­ MATTERS PERTAINING TO DE­ A dispatch to ii press asoclawill take a full month prMnoro to tives. There has been Horious mass tion from IIill says only five men VELOPMENT INLAND WATER­ complete the vote. The ballots for rioting, bloodshed and destruction of were saved from the crew o f for­ WAYS BE MAIN OBJECT the referendum must ho sent to the property. Military forces have fired ty-nine. The lindy burned body of Lieut. Marcus Easterly, opr.,., m< mhors beforo September 1, under upon the rioters causing many casual­ As an innovation over previous af­ of Washington, D. C.. was tnken; terms of n rsolutioni ndoptod nt n ties. Railroads have boon cut, post- fairs of a similar nature it has been and therefore commendable; hut when Were to Be Restored by o ff ices "robbed and mob law almost su­ to the morgue. Captain Sweat?, conference in ChicnRo, July 1, of the decided that .the next monthly ban­ a hitter feeling is injected and allow- j Signing Treaty premo in several small towns. British officer in command, wna eiiernl chairmen of the orRnnizntion, quet of the Sanford Chamber of Com­ cd to grow to the extent that one c o m -, unharmed. munity can see nothing favorable in | Today merce would he an opportune time to ■ ■» put into effect plans in line with pre­ the other it is high time that the level | (By Th» AiioelaUd Pn.»») headed business men of both com m on-, CLEARWAER MAN WAS vious suggestions. These suggestions BERLIN, Aug. 21.— Friendly ities get together and analyze the j ON ILL FATED AIRSHIP. were to invite as many of the Orlando relations between the United WASHINGTON, Aug. 24. — It Chamber of Commerce members, as trouble. States and Germany which were wns learned thnt the American o f­ Fortunately, a great deal of this could possibly attend, to he present on interrupted Fehraury 3, 1917, ficers on honrd were Comnnder thin occasion, nnd make this banquet feeling which was evident in the past were to he restored by the sign­ Louis Mnxfield, Lieut. Command­ has gradually disappeared. oBth the in tile nature of a love fenst. It ing of the pence treaty between er Emory Coll, Valentine Blcg, Orlando and Sanford Chambers of would also afford an opportunity of Arrangements have been made nnd tis, Mt. Dorn, the exact dates to he an­ the two nntionn here today. Lieut. Easterly, Lieut. Henry having the business men of each com­ Commerce but recently have had oc­ ailvit-u forwarded to Oviedo that the nounced later. Hoyt, o f Clearwater, Floridn, nnd casion to work together, and the fu­ munity become personally acquainted The Sanford Chamber of Commerce I Iltde Extension Committee of tho Lieut. Little. ture will demand an even greater Sir Sam Hughes with each other nnd realize thnk each Sanford Chamber of Commerce would has always contended that the growth team work on the part of these or­ were not such had follows after nil. Dominant Figures visit them this next Thursday aftor- of Snnford can only he commensurate WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— The of­ The old personal hand-shako and ganizations. '"■"ii, leaving Sanford at 2 p. m. sharp, with the growth of Seminole county. in Canada is Dead ficers and crew o f tho naval diriglblo verbal assurance of co-operation have ll is intended to sound the keynote Dviodo is a very important com­ Any co-operation tho business men of WIUUI lIRflUlHHWV w* vw •'I1* . " ...... *• ZR-2 on her flight from Englnnd t » co. ()j)L.rution nt this banquet. Asmunity in Seminole county. Tho visit Snnford enn render the vnrious sec­ done much to mnke individuals nnd nnd I'olitlcnl Munitions Minister of tho United Stntcs were to have been communlties work closer together.■aurnnces have already been received ‘»f the Snnford business men will a f­ tions o f tho county that will material­ Lender Despite tho contrary opinion of a few . tht, Orlando Chamber of Cornns follows: ford them the opportunity of bccom- ly evpedlto their growth will re-act to Commander I.ouis II. Mnxfiehl* individuals of both Orlundo and S an -1mopco tb«t „ numbor of their represenmg better acquainted with the pro­ tho benefit of Snnford. It is particu­ (By Th» AnocUUd Fr«»») commanding officer, Washington, D. ford, the two communities have in -1 tatlvu business men will he present gressiv e residents of this section. Tho larly urged that the committee which LINDSAY, Otn., Aug. 24.— Sir Sum! Lieutenant Commander Valentino numerable problems in common. They i Uj)()n tb|s occasion. The Board of reason for visiting Oviedo on Thurs- made tho previous trip, nnd as ninny Hughes, former Canadian minister of N. Blog, senior , engineer offic0r. officer, Bryn Bryn are unquestionably tho two most (;ovcrnorH „ f the Snnford Chnmher of 1ay was duo to tho opportunity of more o f tho business men ns possible, munitions and for many yenra n fig ­ Maw., Pn.; Lieut. Commnndcr Emory prominent cities In thiH section of tho | (jommerco request tho presence of meeting a larger number of people visit Oviedo next Thursday nnd mnko ure in tho poKticnl life o f the Domin­ Coil, executive officer, Marietta, O.J stute, und tho future development cnt|ru membership at this ban­ -------- of ''( t h e entire " 1,1 Wol,hi ho present, on tho occasion a special effort to he on the subse­ siuie, urn* H.v ion, died hero enrly today of pernicious Lieut. Commander R. E. Byrd, Jr., nlr _ quent trips nrrnngcd for by the Trnde this section depends upon tho co-oper- ‘ quet. Of tho Gun Club Shoot. anaemia. nnvigntional expert, Washington, D. ntion extended each other in develop­ The banquet will he held Tuesday . Arrangements have also been made Extension Committee. C.; Major P. E. Van Noatrnnd, army ing it. tor subsequent visit to Geneva, Mon­ The Shipping Bonrd cast its mon­ Air Service, Washington, D. C.; L le r ,i.H Friendly has bnll rivalry between evening, August 20th nt the Valdez Boy slook forward to long trous­ day evening. August 20th, nnd to ey o flthe waters, nnd it disappeared. (Cuntlnu*U on !’»*• Two) the two cities is typically Americnn Hotel. Tickets nre $1.25 per cover. lu uotn, I.ongwood, Altamonte, Eus- ers, glrlH to short dresses. Resume This LONDON, Aug. 24.—The giant airship purchased by the United States from Great ain, exploded over the city of Hull today, accord­ ing to advices received here late today. ship is a wreck in the river Humber and it is there wass ome loss of life. The airship was ing over Hull when it suddenly broke in two. A terrific explosion followed instantly and the ship burst into flames and commenced to Three parachutes were seen to leave it. Thous­ ands in the streets watched the disaster which 9c-. curred at 5:40 p. m. Two dead and a number in­ jured were landed from the river and conveyed to the Hul linfirmary. „ ., ,, A message from Hull at 7:00 p. mfl said the airship captain had been rescued. The message added some bodies had been recovered. FOR STRIKE BALLOT JAX AFTER VOCATIONAL SCHOOL WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.—The Navy Depart­ ment expressed the opinion that not more than seven or perhaps a dozen Americans were aboard the ZR-2 on its trial trip. CONGRESS WILL RECESS TONIGHT IS THOUGHT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO HOLD MONTHLY BANQUET VALDEZ HOTEL, AUG. 30 IMPORTANT MEET FRIENDLY RELATIONS SEVERED BY THE GREAT WORLD WAR BETWEEN AMERICA AND GERMANY TRADE EXTENSION COMMITTEE WILL MEET AT OVIEDO NEXT THURSDAY AFTERNOON •4 9 �-V WFK'*' •• • • .v . v ■ • *v >/;• ,.< , W.} VJ *.«»!•; ’ \ *, V '. T H E SANFORD DAILY H ER A LD , TUESD AY, AUGUST 23, FAOB SIX ** «• INDUSTRY IN STATE OF FLORIDA THE STAR TO-DAY BUILDINGS A N D IMPROVEMENTS EV­ ER YW H E R E IN THE STATE 4» Plans nru under way for the early erection of a lurgc hotel nt Kelsey City, near Palm Beach, at a cost of $200,000. It will be modern In every way and will be ready for occupancy by the first of the coming year. Eight large apartment houses will be built at once in Orlando to take care of the ever increasing tourist travel for that popular city. The new school building at Crestview has been finished and turned over to the school house. The build­ ing contains six rooms and was built at a cost of $35,000. Contract has been awarded to O. P. Woodcock, of Jacksonville, for the erecting o f the handsome school build­ ing at Quincy in Gadsden county. This building will cost approximately $52,OIK) and will be modern in every way and fire proof. Hillsborough county will soon bnvu two now school buildings, one of them will contain twenty rooms and will be built in Ybor City. The other an eight room building for the Hyde Park section. Contracts have been awarded for the erection of a packing house nt Lake Wales at a cost of $25,000. Plans have been drawn for the building of a modern club house in Gainesville for the Twentieth Century Club at a cost o f $11,000. Contracts have been placed with Gerald Construction Co. for the build­ ing in Jacksonville of a modern res­ ' ,6oclety 'Orai>0 taurant building for the Child’s Res­ A LOIS W EBER PRODUCTION taurant Co. This building will cost approximately $120,000 and will be finished by the first of the coming year. Contracts have been let by G. W. Holmes for the building of four new mercantile houses nt Kustis. School election will coon be held for j the building of a $1,250 school build­ Also FOX N EW S \ ing at Seneca and a $7,000 building nt Altoonn. Clermont is advertising for bids for the erection of a modern water Tomorrow— Viola Dana in “ Cinderella’s works system. Collins & Seigar will erect a saw Twin” ; also a two-part Comedy mill at Fort Ogden. Cocoa will have a “ Y ” in the near future according to the promoters who are behind this movement. Work is progressing nicely on the handsome new two story business 4>++.M>++<M»M>*+++++++4"M>++++++lH>+*++<M>* + + * + + + * 4 '+ * * m 4 4 building which is being built at Punta Gorda by Mrs. S. J. Ilevitt. A recreation pier and pavilion will Have you over been "caught Bhort o f cash" when touring and been be built at Lake Butler. embarrassed nt hotels, garages and shops by the moro or less unwel­ Over $5,000 will be spent immedi­ come attitude toward your personal checks 7 ately for the addition and improve­ ments of the school building at Puntn You can enjoy your trip, free from nnxicty regarding money inntGorda. ters if you keep yourself supplied with thoso Belf-ldcntifying, every­ Treasure Island, nenr Sarasota, will where-accepted, safe, convenient Cheques for travelers. soon be developed according to Tntcn, Ward and I.itt, the developers. Fort Myers is thinking o f building modern play grounds for the kids. A boat building and renting indus­ Amrlcan try is practically assured for Mount •« A. B. A. CHEQUES Bankers Association Dora. ‘W hats Worth While’ EN JO Y Y O U R TRIP Peoples Bank of Santord * Long: wear means more than dur­ ability in the cloth alone—criti­ cal men demand durability in style. S w ir ly Sranii ffilntlirs hand tailored from the finest all­ wool fabrics, means permanent style and longer wear. , ? to ^ Come in today and let us show you what we mean. . Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. f *;«•;« •;« •;« *;<•»** •;« *;«*j«•[»#jt»j«»j« TOURIST CAMP AT JACKSONVILLE DURING THE FAIR JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 23.— With a tourists’ automobile camp already well established and special parking space to bo provided at the grounds of the Florida State Fair and Exposition here, indications point to hundreds of people coming to Jacksonville by au­ tomobile for the annual State Fair to be held during the week of November 12 to 10, inclusive. Travel by automobile, which is be­ coming more and more popular, is expected to prevail to a large extent during the state fair and there will be special arrangements for the accom­ modation o f those who expect to make the trip to Jacksonville overland and camp out during their stay. The tourist camp here, which ndjoinB the state fair grounds, is pro­ vided with lights, water and sewerage und a number of additional improve­ ments are now being made. Thel ocation is declared to be an ideal one for visitors who desire to spend the week out doom. Space formerly used for the carni­ val attractions, is to be turned into nn automobile parking field to take care of the thousands of cars dally and insure their Bufcty while their owners are taking in the sights at the fair grounds. ^ 1 . 1 * * * * * * * * WE * * In Style, Too **• * DIXIE HIGHWAY TOUR TO CINCY : SPORT w o r l d : * * * * * * * * * * * * WILL BE LARGE Durability «|t»£• .j* •*«»|« * *;•*;• JOBLESSNESS AN ECONOMIC CRIME GOMPERS AVERS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Aug. 2 3 . The present unemployment situation is an “ economic crime," that is re­ sulting in a loss of $27,500,000 a day in wages to the workers of the coun­ try, Prtsident Samuel Gompcrs de­ clared tonight following a session of the executive council of the Ameri­ can Federation of Labor, at which present unemployment conditions were discussed. Wage reductions will not relieve the situation, the veteran chief said, add­ ing that such action will farther cur­ tail our domestic purchasing power, and more factories will close because the people have not the money to buy their products. "The present depression," he added, "will become even more acute and the reductions, if they can be forced upon ub, will not only prove a boomerang to the employer but a menace to our economic and financial, political structure." The Dixie Highway tour to Cincin­ nati to be held in September is ex­ pected to be one of the largest of its kind ever held in the interests of good roads. Automobiles from all over the southeastern states will travel over this highway to Cincinnati, where a meeting will be held on September 0th. Due to requests, tourists are given the option when coming from the east const of Florida of going thru Jacksonville to Atlanta either by way of Wuycross and Macon or by the const route by Brunswick and Savnnnnh over the new Darien bridge. The Darien route will avoid the very bad route between Folkston and Waycross and would add some scenic attractions to the trip, it is pointed out. The leaving time from Jacksonville is Monday, September 5th, at 7 a. m. A day and a half is allowed on either route to reach Atlanta. The route north from Knoxville is arranged to furnish more ease and comfort, the night of Wednesday, Sep­ tember 7th, being spent at Jellico and the night of Thursday, September Hth at Lexington where good hotel accom­ modations are offered. A good night’s rest at this point will alow tourists to arrive in Cincinnati September Hth in time for the meeting. Cole E. Morgun, secretary of the Chattanooga Automobile Club, will ar­ rive in Jacksonville, September -1th, and go through with the tourists. He has spent considerable time and ef­ fort in making arrangements for the tour.—Jacksonville Metropolis, * WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Lakeland nt Tampa. Orlando nt Daytona. St Petersburg nt Jacksonville. HOW THEY STAND W Orlando .............. .....07 Tampa ................ ......53 Lake-land ............ .....52 St. Petersburg ... . . . 40 Daytona .............. ......45 Jacksonville ...... ....30 L 34 45 48 55 50 004 Pet. .G03 .541 .520 .455 .440 .370 RESULTS YESTERDAY Florida State League At Tampa 2, Lakeland 1. At Jacksonville 3, St. Petersburg 0 At Daytona 3, Orlando 0. South Atlantic Association At Charleston 3, Greenville 4. At Charlotte 3, Columbia 0. At Augusta 3, Spartanburg 4. At At At At American League Cleveland 5, Boston 0 / St. Louis 2, New York 10. Chicago 5, Washington 4. Detroit 10, Philadelphia 8. At At At At National League Boston 8, Pittsburg 10. New York 0, St. Louis 0. Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 7. Philadelphia 2, Chicago 1. Southern Association At Little Rock 3, New Orleans 2.» At Mobile 1, Birmingham 10. At Nnshville 5, Chattanooga 4. Others not scheduled. U. S. TO ESTABLISH FOUR UNIVERSITIES FOR SERVICE MEN. American Association At Kansas City 'J, Louisville 14. Others not sihednicd. WASIIINGGTON, Aug. 23.— Four United States vocational univirsitles — one in the cast, the middle west, the south and on the Pacific coast— will be established in abandoned army cantonments by the veterans' bureau under a new policy for the roll i . tiou of former servicer men announc­ ed last night by Director Forbes. The now /policy, Colonel Forbes said, was working out with the ap­ proval of President Harding to cor­ rect “ tho system o f farming out vo­ cational patients" and properly re­ habilitate the approximately 04,000 men now being trained. Present plans, he said, call for the first university to start work within ninety days, with about 2,000 men in attendance. The numbers enrolled at the training colleges, ht declared, would depend upon tho population o f disabled service men in the various sections. Courses will be ofrcrtd in mysonry, architecture, plumbing, printing, engraving, book-binding, electrical work carpentry and steam fitting and such agricultural lines nB animal huBbnndry, dairying and for­ estry. At At At At International League Toronto 13-8, Jersey City 2-3. HulTuIn 5-1), Newark 2-5. Syracuse 13, Reading -1. Rochester 7, Baltimore 5. At At At At Virginia League Newport News 3, Tnrboro 1. Norfolk tl, Suffolk 1. Richmond 1, Rocky Mount 13. Wilson 0, Portsmouth 3. _____ |!T™tF0 ■■ . H • small dwelling, in which he and his OLD LANDMARK AT wife lived until their deaths seven! JACKSONVILLE MAKES ROOM FOR PROGRESS. yenrs Inter. The property agaii came into prominent in real estate JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 23.—The circles in 1001 when it was purchuold Keene residence, a two story eel by Dodge and Cullins for $20,000. frame building at the corner of Ho The same year tho two story dwell­ gun and Adnins streets hore, which ing was the only frnme structure a for years has stood in marked con­ the city to escape the fire which laid trast to the more pretentious struct­ the city in wnstc. Tho raging llama ures in the heart o f the business sec­ were wafted around the building oa tion, hnB flnnlly given way to tho an eccentric gust of wind, just u march o f progress. Wrecking of the they became threatening. The present value of tho property building marked the passing of the last frame structures In the city’s Is unavailable, hut It is understood the annual rental is approximately business seciion. Just whnt will supplant the qunint $10,000. In recent yenrs the buildirf little dwelling has not yet !>cen de­ has been occupied ns n dwelling on termined. The Akers-Cody Co., of Its upper floors while tho lower spite Atlunta, Gn., which has a lease on the has nt various times housed pressitf property for fifty yenrs, has’awarded clufis, quick-lunch counters and tie the contract for the foundation of a like. ten story modern hotel. Tentative Editor Hnrry Brown, of the lake­ plans, however, call for the erection of a five story building nt present land Telegram, never boastful, but with a view to enlarging it Inter. In always a booster for Florida, writer: I J tho meantime other interests huve "The prosperity o f this state ir made overtures and it is not unlikely something to nccept with gratitude that a ten story building will become rather than with boastings. It is tke the final decision. The property was first acquired, result of peculiar conditions, reliefaccording to the files of local news­ Ing the state from the operations d papers which at the time heralded a the natural laws which hnvo bmugtt big real estate deal, by O. L.- Keen, a wave of depression to practically for $8,000 in 1801. This pioneer citi­ the whole country outside of Flori­ zen shortly afterwards erected the da." FLASHES OF ACTION Recording: the Heroic Achieve­ ments of the American soldiers from the moment they boarded the transports bound for France until the Germans and their cohorts were humbled and sued for peace. LOOK FOR Y O U R BOY!! You will see him in the training Camp or on the transport, or on the field of battle or on Uncle Sam’s big ships. The greatest picture ever shown and the only opportunity you will have of seeing it. • NEW YORK YANKEES AND CLEVELAND INDIANS OPEN THREE GAME SERIES. Benefit Campbell-Lossing Post - American Legion Princess Theatre AFTERNOON AND EVENING Wednesday, August 2 4 ADMISSION 25 A N D I ~ • - . ..V - THEM- ” .| *+ + .H ..| ..| .+ *+ **+ **4 *+ + + ****+ + + **+ + + + + + + + + + + + *+ + + + + + + H Piedmont League At Greensboro 0, Raleigh 2. At Durham 0, High Point 1. At Danville 1, Winston-Salem 7. (Dr Thu AtiooltUd Frau) CLEVELAND, Aug. 23.— The Now York Yankees and Cleveland Indians, will open n three game aeries here to­ day, the last of .the season botween tho owo clubs on local grounds, and will have Important bearing on the American League ponnnnt race. Chicago’s ban on bobbed hair for Cleveland is leading New York by shop girls indicates dourly that the ono game and a half. The two cl'.bs dear old New Freedom is having a hnve plnyed fifteen games this sum­ tough timo of it in the /uncongenial Bedbugs are said to be able to live mer to date of which New York has climate o f the Windy City. 25 days without food, but we don’t won nine. helievo their ability in thnt line has HERALD ADS get results. For first cluss Job work— tht Herald evtr bee ntested. SELL L ' V* ^ • 50 CENTS �‘tv PAGE TWO SOCIETY GIANT AIRSHIP ZIl-2 EXPLODED OVER HULL, ENG.; MANY PERISH M R 8. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, (Continued from I’ m * Om ) Rnlph G. Pcnnoyer, navigator, Berk­ Phone 217-W eley, Calif.J Lieut. Henry W. Hoyt, SOCIAL CALENDAR watch officer, Cienrwnter, Fla.; Lieut. John B. Lawrence, wntch officer, Lin­ Wednesday—The members of the T. coln, Minn.; Lieut. Marcus H. Estor2N. T. Club will be entertained by ly, radio officer, Washington, D, C.; Airs. Ed. Lnne at her homo on Park Lieut. Joseph B. Anderson, meteorolo­ nvenuo at 4 o’clock. gical offices, Hyattsville, Md.; Chief Wednesday— Mrs. Porter Pitts will Machinist Shine S. Halliburton, assis­ entertain at her home on Mngnolin tant engineer officer, Macon, Gn.; avenue nt 8:30 p. m., in compliment Llout. Clifford A. Tinker, publicity o f­ to her sister, Miss Snllie Howard, ficer, Westfield, Muss. o f Bnrnesvllle, Gn. In addition two watch officers of Saturday—The Children's iitory Hour the United States Nnvnl Reserve force will bo held at the Central Park at intended to make tho trip. These o f­ ftre o’clock. ficers are Lieut. Charles G. Little, Newburyport, Mass., nnd Lieut. Tel­ A. S. Hughes, formerly of this city ford B. Null, Denver, Colo. b u t now of Sabring, is spending sev­ The non-commissioned personal o f eral days here. tho crow were to have been composed of ten riggers, 16 mechanics and two Xittle Miss Helen* Dougins, of Gold­ radio men, ns follows: en Lake, was the week-end guest of Riggers— Charles I. Allcr, Denver, ‘.Ellen Telford. Colo.; Arthur E. Cnrlson, Julinctta, Idaho; Hnns Christensen, Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Nnthan O. Garner are Mnss.; James II. Collier, Oklnhomn visiting in Delray ns the guests of the City, Okln.; Charles W. Frank, Waylatter’s brother, Columbus Keene. nnkn, Okln.; Charles A. Heckbcrt, Rockland,, Maine; Maurico Lay, Ervin Seay, who hns been the guest Greenesboro, N. N., Ad. Pcttitt, New o f his cousin Robert Thrasher, nt his York City; Sylvostor F. Shields, St. home on Celery avenue for the past LouisfcNormnn O. Walker, Commerce, week, left this afternoon for his homo Texas. Mechanics—Charles H. Broom, A t­ in Dnde City. lantic City, N. J.; Charles W. Cass, Jacksonville, Fin.; Lester K. Cole­ MOTOR TRIP TO WEST COAST man, Fort Worth, Tex.; Robert M. Mrs. Ella LefTler and her guests, Coons, Owensboro, Ky.; Lloyd E. Judge and Mrs, J. Q. Smith and Crowd, South Cnrolinn; James W. '•daughter, Marie, of Ilirmingham; Mr. Cullman, Binghnmpton, N. Y.; Thos. and Mrs. Sim Fnir and Miss Marie D. Dickerson, Summerland, Calif.; An­ Fair and Archie Fair, of Prattsvillo, drew B. Galatian, New York City; Ala.; Mrs, Frank Milteer and little John T. Hancock, London, Eng.; Ralph daughter, Frances Fnir, of Fort -My­ Jones, Los Angeles, Calif.; William ers; Mr. nnd Mrs. Woodward Barn­ Julius; Albert L. Loftin; Frank F. well, of Tampa, anti Mr. nnd Mrs. Moorman, St. Louis; William J. Steele, Braxton Perkins left this morning for Bainbridge, Iml.; Llewellyn T. Stev­ u motor trip down the West Const. ens, Atlanta, Gn., and George Welch, They will visit Tampa, Clearwater, Elgin, III. St. Petersburg and Pnss-n-Grille. Radio Men—John T. Robertson, New Smyrna, Fla.; John E. Water­ PANAMA WILL NOT FIGHT man, El Paso, Tex. AND IS WILLING TO QUIT. In addition to the above, two chief machinist’s mates, William A. Rus­ PANAM A, C. Z., Aug. 23.— Coto sell and William A. Lntnkcy, both of has been ordered evacuated by the Brooklyn, N. Y., may be included civilian authorities so that the CosU among the mechanics. Ricans, on their arrival there will find Commander Max field, who was to no Pnnnmnn government representa­ command the ZR-2 on its trip is n na­ tives. Ricnrdo Alfiro, secretary of tive of St. Paul, Minn. Appointed to government nnd justice, mnde this nn- the Naval Academy from Minnesota in 1!)03, he graduated with the class of "nbuncement this afternoon. 11)07. He was one of tho pioneers in PANAMA, C. Z., Aug. 23.—The United States naval aviation, having ' ’ ••’ ■■•'inn government hns notified the received his designation ns an air pilsta te department in Washington that it, henvior-thnn-air branch, nfter train­ ing at Pensacola, Fla., during the per-demands of the United States that war period. Panama will not resist by force the In 1017, Commander Maxfiuld went Costa Rica bo permitted to occupy to Akron, Ohio, where he was a stu­ the disputed Coto territory. President dent in llghter-thun-air craft and qual­ I’orras of Panama made this state­ ified ns a pilot. For several months ment to the Associated Press today. during the spring nnd summer of The same would not have been the 1017, he was in command at Akron. •case in connection with a demand or In August, 1017, ho went to Eu­ wltlmatuni from Costa Rica alone, rope and was placed in commnnd of Which would have been rejected by the United States Naval Air Station the Pnnnmnn people by force of armst' at Paimboeuf. His next assignment the mossngeto the American govern- was in the Navy Department, Wash­ men said. ington, where he was iighter-thnn-air aid in the office of operations. He was LOS ANGELES, Aug. 24.—When subsequently sunt to England where Arthur C. Burch and Mrs. Mndnlynne he 1ms been the commanding officer Obenchain face a jury hero for trial of the airship detachment nt Howden. on indictment o f charged with the murder of J. Bolton Kennedy, the A. F. OF L. ASKS CONGRESS state, It was snid here Joday, will eiiTO SAVE CHILD LABOR LAW. iloavor to establish the motive for the shooting that Burch \vn sunxlous to ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Aug. 21.— mnrry Mrs. Obenchain, ami that he A statement urging congress to rceremoved Kennedy ns the final obstacle [ tify what was described as the wrong to the possibility o f such a union. done by the decision of Federal Judge This announcement o f the state's James M. Boyd, yesterday, at Greens­ theory of motive was made by Mal­ boro, N. C., i ndcclaring tho Owencolm MncLnren, special Investigator Keuting child lnl«»r law unconstitu­ fo r the district attorney, who hns tional, was mnde public heretodiy boon shaping the evidence nnd pre­ the executive council of the Amorlparing the state’s case for trinl. |can Federation of Labor. Watch for Opening: Date ot the Edward Higgins, Inc Service Station GAS, OILS, VULCANIZING BATTERY SERVICE 1st St. and Elm Ave. U. S. Tires are Good Tires ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I BANANA GROWING IN FLORIDA • New Solution o f an * By W. E. U0LLE3, Oldsmnr, Florida Old Problem It is great to bo ablo to go out in eventually spread out flvo foot or your back ynrd nnd pick a bunch of moro if you give them a chance. From Imnanas any time you want to. Every the time thu loaves arc half-grown family in central and south Florida they will partly shade tho ground, have nil tho bananas you want keeping the roots cool in summer and All transactions in a retail grocery business are dito cat, nnd grow them at homo on helping to kill ffrass nnd weeds, This vided into three groups, requiring three kinds of ser­ your own property. In north Flori­ is worth while to the men nnd wo­ vice. First, charge and delivery, this transaction is the da this fruit has matured at Talla­ men who haven’ t much timo for gar­ most expensive both for the merchant nnd the custom­ hassee, Jacksonville and other places. dening. If Bet six to eight feet apart er, requiring ns it docs, telephone, bookkeeper, gas and Bnnnnn-growlng Is n highly profita­ each wny, tho full grown plants will upkeep o f the truck. Second, is the customer who ble commercial enterprise ,being one thoroughly shade tho ground su that o f thu easiest crops to make. It might nothing else can grow in tho samo comes to the store, has l|is merchandise charged but almost bo called tho lazy man’s job. field. carries his goods home with him, eliminating a part of When a hunch is fully developed in Tho plants which give tho distinct the expense. Third, is the customer who pays cash tropicnl tono to our Floridian land­ size, nnd tho grocn bananas hnvo and cnrrles his goods home with him, thus eliminatiiiK scape nro palms, bnmboos and ba­ lost their angular form nnd arc round all expense o f charge and delivery. nanas; of these tho banana is the nnd about ready to turn yellow, that's most useful nnd tho biggest money­ tho timo to cut that bunch off nnd It is self-evidenb that there should bo Borne distinc­ maker. A banana planter can make hang it in a dark room to lot tho tion between the three classes o f service. Recognizing from $500 to |1,000 per aero per year. fruit ripen. This is tho method used this fact I have adopted the following plan without Five acres well cared for enn give a by commercial growers becausci it changing prices: * good income. Bannnns nro immuno produces hotter fruit more evenly from many diseases, and can mature ripened and protects it from birds, good fruit in nbout ono year nfter rats and insects. It enables the planting. They grow successfully in grower to ship- green hard fruit. many kinds o f soil, from low muck About 35,000,000 bunches o f bannnns FIRST: and (Intwoods to rolling citrus fruit are shipped long distances into tho lands. The soli muust have plenty United States from foreign countries All goods priced on a charge and o f moisture and humus, nnd must be every year, so it is evident there is n delivery basis. good opportunity for grently incroas* well drained. The Heart's Choice or Lady finger ed production at home. SECOND;* When cuitting off a bunch o f ba­ vuriety seems to he best suited to this nanas, use a Bharp-cdgcd shovel or State, being less liable to dnmnge Customers charging goods but from cold weather, nnd is considered spade, driving It part way through tho tree nbout five or six feet above the Ilest all-around sort. It is u rapid delivering same will be discount­ grower, throws up its stnlks to n the ground. The top with tho fruit ed 2 % . good height and adds a luxuriant will fall slowly ,nnd tho bunch can ho caught as it comes down. After tropical appearance ,to any property. THIRD: The story of its popular introduction pitting the fruit immediately in a shady place to protect tho bananas in Florida is interesting. Mr. Ed­ Customers paying cash for goods mund II. Hart sent to tropicnl coun­ from being damaged by the hot sun, the cut should be finished completely tries about 1873 and got a number of and delivering same will be dis­ varieties to try . After a series of through the trunk, dropping the counted 5% . tests nt considerable expense he re­ leaves nnd tho u pper/pn rt on the ground to rot and make food fnthe ported that one variety was superior to tltc others in flavor, hardiness and roots. The stored-up plant food in general suitability to Florida. It tho sap in the remaining stump will was his choice out of all Ihe kinds he lie re-nbsorbed by tho roou and go THIS APPLIES TO ALL ORDERS OF experimented with. His fripnds call­ directly to the nouishment o f the ed it Hart’s Choice, otherwise known plant. A week or twr later, when tho $1.00 OR MORE ns the Ladyfinger., It is a truly de­ stump begins to turn dry, it should licious fruit, like the banana which l>e cut olT at the base just above the tho natives of the tropics prefer fop roots; and then it also can be thrown on the ground to make more humus. homo use. A bnmuui tree only bears one The Orinoco is sometimes culled the horse bnnnnn or. account o f its bunch. Young suckers or shoots come size, being larger around than tho up from the same old roots and miiko ordinary fruit; it is hardy, but pro­ new stnlks to bear more bananas, and duces its fruit ordinarily in smaller, In this way the banana tree renews bunches and is not generally regard­ itself year nfter year. It is best to ed us having a flavor equal to Hart ? allow only a few stalks or trunks to live on ono root at the same timo. Choice. The C uv.Mi'lsh, or dwarf, has a I prefer what I have named the fuur- and addresses to W. E. Bolles, O lds-1 Pest enrds— local views— lc euch at the Herald office. .’ horter trcik . the leave? are clo.ier j four system o f pruning. Let the ful- mar, Fla. t mother; it bears good bunches My grown fruit-bearing plant repre>:•*:•*;■*t**i’ *t*•:** *;* •!* ► >*:•*;**;• *:•* * ■:** •!* + •;* ■!** <** * ❖ 4*++•!*4**;* ❖ •;■■;•* •••+ •vHch a 'c Difficult to ship because ihe sent four fourths. Lot the nuxt high­ asin is tern cr. Tin pi rat Itself is est sucker be throe-fourths as high. Let the next be only otie-half, ami the also more ’ ■snder to co. i weather. Thu M itltiique '.t - Michel smallest sucker only one-fourth thu or Jatmira bxrnnn, and is less hardy height o f tho full growr one. By pro­ in this ’ lir’ uio tha t the Cavendish. per selection o f th*so rattoons or suc­ The Martinique is thtj leading com­ cessors, the stnlks can he graded in size to make a succession of fruiting, mercial ha naan o f the tropics. I have all o f these and other useful nnd u grower can get two good hunch­ nnd money-making varieties growing es of bnnannJ per year from each root on my plantation at Oldsmnr, in he sets jut. A dozen riots ahoulil Pinellas county, nnd Hart’s Choice is give a fnmily two dozen bunches per my choice. My property fronts di­ year, two each month. If you figure rectly on Tampn Bay and the salt air •100 roots to th j acre, that would does not have any bad effects; in fact mean 800 blus hes <f fruit per year per ncre. This can be done by liberit is a benefit to my plantation. I have been studying tho cultlvn- “ • fertilization nnd liberal mulching lion of bananas in Florida for years.! with other conditions correct. I nm told that my banana plantation If pruned *n this .minuor, «v ee thj at Oldsmnr Is one of the largest in ; fruiting stalk is citt down, :ho next this State. 1 have visited banana i atn|k 'rill be about three fourths miigrowers ill other localities, and they lured, with its bud nir.vidv formed are making money. I have secured inside the trunk. It is evident from literature on the subject from this" that it Is vise In maintain for* Hawaii, the West Indies nnd Eng- tility of tfio soil. March, June and Ocland, and hnvo been able to help oth­ tober are good months to apply tho The cheapest form is ers who are interested. Having gone fertilizer. mulch, dried grass, dried weeds, dry into the Biibject rather thoroughly, pinotiecdlcH, any material which will * I am satisfied we can supply our cit­ decay and form plnnt food You can ies nnd towns in Florida, and work out a plnn to extend sales into other hardly put on too much mulch. It pro­ states. tects the roots from the sun In sum- can EFFECTIVE MONDAY, AUGUST 22 Deane Turner d ia m o n d s t $ 300.00 ! Per Carat Fine White McLaulin, The Jeweler Fertilizer Materials Castor Pomace A few words about the method o f growing large bunches may bo of some help. I have made a specinl study of this feature. Florida bananas grown by amateurs are criticised oil account of their Hmnll-sized bunches. The number’ o f fingers or hands on the hunch is determined when the imd is formed away down inside nt the root o f the plnnt. A 'tcr the bud has ' begun to push its wny up through the contcr o f the trunk, it is too late to iliflucnco the size of tho hunch. A complete fortlllzezr ed* the fruiter variety, high in aval lull Ie phosphoric add nnd potash, enn be put on when the Htem o f the plnnt hurt developed nuituro leaves and 1h about four feet or five feet high, at which time it is cullcd n maiden sucker. Another renson for small bunches is thut too mnny suckers are left growing on one root. Tho host season to set out hnniinns is from March l to November 1. Young banan plants are easily trimsplanted, and go on growing with littie delay. They Bhould be sot nbout ton feet npnrt each wny in wellbroken soil to give the roots plenty of feeding room. Tho roots will EUnPhW n,ur nlMl froni t,UJ col,Lln ol,r winter.” Animal and chicken ma­ nures and complete fertilizers are good. When Kroon bananas begin to turn yellow, the starch is changing to fruit sugar, nnd then the fruit is more easily digested and the flavor is bet­ ter. Scientists Hay there is ns much nourishment in threo linnnnus ns there is in a pound of meat. The natives in tropicnl banana growing districts pretty nearly live on this fruit nnd work hard, too. 'Sotno (clnim bananas are nt their very best when the skin turns brown, indicating they nro fully rlpo nnd tho formation o f fruit sugar has been completed, They grow comparatively few balianas in California. The climate of Florida is better suited to this fruit, Dnnnnus are ns safe to grow In Floriiin ns cucumbers, tomatoes, poppers nnd similar truck farm crops. Bnn n n n H hnvo the added advantage of producing continuous crops without roplnnting.l trust wo enn Boon organlzo n Florida Bnnnnn Growers’ As­ socintlon. All who would bo interested In such a mutual benefit organizalion are requested to send their names Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems K A IN IT— SHEEP M ANURE— GOAT M ANU RE And Other Materials Our Prices Will Save You Money Chase & Co. PHONE 536 i ►I �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,1921 ▼ *"91 * P r o g r e s s iv e ed ONE POINT SETTLED 1 IN BASEBALL TRIAL 4k m ov em en ts, progressive by fo s te r - i n d iv id u a ls , in v a r ia b ly p r o d u c t i v e of * are rq ^ u lts. iProper Way to Pronounce Eddie Cicotte’s Name. All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE CONUTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. . - Riled at Way Lawyera Distort Hla Cognomen, Littlo Pitcher Arlaea In Court and Explain* to the Preaiding Judge. Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. •* ji The Seminole County ji Bank....<> <1 <1 >> ■1 PROGRESS . INTEREST PAID STRENGTH 4% r a in m a k e r s a t WORK QUT W EST; KANSAS IS DRY EMPORIA, Knns., Aug. 24.— The "rainmaker" is on tho job ugnin. Or mther, lie’s after n job nguln. Ami If Kansas farmers will only say tho word he "ill come to their broad acres ami, with tho proper "hocus jiocus," bring down torrents of rain to succor (he ripening crops. The drought in this section of Kansas during the past month bro’t scores of applications from "rainmak­ ers". Individuals, corporations and communities received them by the doz­ en. It appears, in fact, that there arc enough "rainmakers" scattered around the country to bring about a second deluge, if they all gathered in conven­ tion ami started up their rain-making machinery to lure the lusivo raindrop out of a dear sky. As a result of tho rainmakers' o f­ fers to give Kansas n downright good rain so many inquiries have been re­ ceived at the K uiihuh State Nbrmnl School here ns to whether credence could he placed in such a proposition. Professors in the department o f chem­ istry have replied that "rain making" is a scientific possibility. Twenty-five years ago Prof. T. II. .......... . head of the department of chemistry at that time, actually pro­ duced rnin on the roof of the normal school. "Professor Uinsmoru arranged a halloon-like affair, which ho sent into the nil from tho roof of the building," said » faculty member who witnessed the experiment. To lids was attached a little rub­ ber tuhe hading to an ammonia gas generator on the building. Tho gas, escaping into tho air, tended to con­ dense tin moisture in tho clouds un­ til they became heavy enough to preci­ pitate in the form o f rain. Some rain fietun11\ was produced. The experi­ ment, wn of course, on n small scale." No rniiuimker, however, has been engam d ns yet to mix Jupiter PlUvius cocktails for thirsty Kansas crops. LOW TIMES ON THE BEACH. August Hour 24 . . . . 0:05 OK 20 2U 2.1 27 31 28 . SERVICE WHEN YOU WAKE UP DRINK GUSS OF HOT WATER W u h poisons and toxins from system before putting food into stomach. Wash yourself on tho inside before breakfast like you dovon the outside. This is vastly most important because the akin pores do not absorb impuri­ ties into the blood, causing illness, while the bowel pores do. For every ounce of food'taken into the stomach, nearly an ounce of waste material must be carried out of the body, f this waste is not eliminated day by day it quickly ferments and generates poisons, gases and toxins which are absorbed or sucked into tho blood strenm, through tbe lymph ducts which should suck only nourishment. A splendid health measure is to drink, before breakfast each day, a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it, which Ih a harmless way to wash these pois­ ons from tho stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels; thus cleansing, sweeten­ ing nnd freshening the alimentary canal before eating irtore food. A quarter pound of limestone phos­ phate costs but very little at the drug store, but is sufficient to make any­ one an enthusiast on iiisido bathing. — Adv. ' Hastings Farmers Planning to Plant a Bumper Potato Crop HASTINGS, Aug. 24.— Farmers of this section are planning to plant a bumper Irish potato crop next season, preparations being already under way. The government report showing a shortage ami the continued increase in price is very encouraging. Every available acre of Hastings land will bo planted in spuds by Januury is the prediction made by landowners and real estate agents. A largo number o f farms are being sold to new settlers from other states who have heard of the wonderful pos­ sibilities in growing potatoes on Unstingn lands. Try n Herald Went Ad today. A Little Addition w o u ld m ake House a lo t able. W h a t bouse needs? th e av era ge m ore c o m fo rt­ ia i t t h a t y o u r L e t ’ s ace: s u n r o o m »t s le e p in g p o r c h , s u m ­ mer k itc h e n , b ed room , b a th ­ AT* room , h a rd w o o d flo o r s , new roof, g a r a g e , fe n ce s, tr e llis , flo w e r b o x e s , w in d o w them all— a n d we “ e ^urnber. Prices never will be lower. scats? L u m ber m akes have co. SERVICE At least one point already has been settlml In (be baseball trial. That Is the proper way to pronounce the name of Eddie (Jlcntte, former White H"x pitcher nnd one of the defend­ ants. The matter came up during nn ar­ gument In court over the confessions Cloutic, Jaekson ami Williams made l» the grand Jury Inst fall at the time of ihoir Indictment. •lames (?. q Ilrlen, d efease attorney, la arguing n point, referred to "Eddie Hy-cott." Hen Short, another defense attor­ ney, In supporting Mr. O’Hrlon, pmnotimeil the former White Sox pitch­ er’s name "Sy*koMy." Henry Merger, also of counsel for the defense, chimed In with n remark In which he referred to "Eddie Sickn-ty." That was too such for the little pitcher. Arising, lm sab) to Judge Hugo Friend: "I beg your honor’s pardon, but would you please have It entered In (h o court record that my name Is Ed- q u a l it y PRICE PAGE THRE1 Baseball Notes PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Urban Faber Is n great pitcher, but his hitting In aomethlng else again. • • • The Parsons franchise of the Southwesterfc has been transferred to You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ Cuslilng, Okla, j • • a | fessional and Business Man in John Quinn (Plena) of the New York Yankees declares this Is his last Sanford in This Column year as a player. * * * The Nashville club announces that It has purchased First Bnsenum Iloy CONTRACTORS LAW YER S Parker from the Tulsa club. • • • S. O. Shinholser George A . DeCottes Wilbur Cooper Is n very fine pitch­ G>', 1•1 /'ll'' ’ !'} I|'II •' I! J er. hut he can’t handle the (Hants, os Attorney-nt-Law Contractor and Builder his record of the year Indicates. Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA • • • SANFORD FLORIDA Miller Iluggtns, supposed to tie' trya Ing to make a trade of some sort, hns plenty of material for swapping. Sanford Constructs Co. ~ BATTERIES • • a CONTRACTORS AND BUILD HRS , nniNo voua The Detroit Tigers lose to the Bos­ ton Med Sox, no matter whether or Battery Troubles to Us Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully Furnished not tho Ited Sox heat any other tenm. W» IpaolalU* on Z!ootrie*) Work and e»n (I t* AH Work Guaranteed you dapondablo Mrrtoo.. P. O. Box m Clarence Halloran, former captain WE also h a v z c o m pet en t m e c h a n ic s II. T. PACE ron ovznHAUUMti y o u r oar of the Fordhnm college baseball tenm, will Join the Boston Med Sox for a Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors trial. Company • * • Sketches and Estimates Free; m L. A. Itenaud, Prop. building too large and none too n u l L Having secured the necessary waiv­ Phone 189 ers, the Cleveland eluh gave Catcher ------ALL WORK GUARANTEED-----Chet Tlmnins his unconditional re­ HARTFORD BATTERY lent, Wilson & Shorey • a • Pino and Gnrlnnd Sts., Orlando, FI*. “Battery Insurance” The Boston Braves mny how to Pittsburgh, tmt the rest of the West­ Sold and Serviced by PURE W ATE R ern tennis have been ensy picking for them. | Edw. Higgins, Inc. • • • | Elder Springs Water Atlnntn. to mnke room for Muddy Haight & Magee 99.98% PURE Napier, released Southpaw Mill Pier­ son to Home of the Georgtn State Phone 311-W Sanford, Fla. GARAGES longue. Itollle Zelder, released by I.os An­ geles, wns taken on by Vernon to fill In until some of the Vernon cripples recover. a • • AlHenmnlller. vetornn who wns j with Sioux City earlier In the season, | lms been taken on hy Joplin to (111 utility roles. » • • Jesse Sigmon. left-handedpitcher of the Mobile Bears, recently Jumped the eluh and went to Wyoming to play Independent hull. Edward Cicotte. •ward V. Cicotte. pronounced Scokott, with the accent on the Hoo,” "bet It tie so entered," said Judge Friend To his clerk after tho laughter hud subsided. COM EDIAN IN A L L TOW NS It doesn’ t make any difference whether it’s in the majors or in tbe sticks you'll tlnd a comedian among the fans In every town. Mill Es.sick tells one of the other days when lie \Vnn some shucks In Grand Itnplds, Midi. "I sent In u pitcher and lie walked three men and tilled the hnscs," says Mill. "Then he walked the fourth man, forcing over a run, “ I yanked him and ns he walked across the Held a guy In the right Held bleachers Jumped rip and roared at me: ‘Von big stlIT. what did you take him out for7 lie was pitching a no-hit game.'" ' 6 INTERESTING SPORT NOTES Outfielder Champagne, who hns been with Rocky Mount In the Vlrglnln league, has been said to Charleston In the South Atlantic. • • • Johnny Wtillll. veteran Infleldor who hns been with Tulsa for tho past throe years, was released to Okmulgee of the Western nssnclntlon. # ♦ • A new appointment to the Sally league umpire stalT announced Is that of Mill Mreltensteln. mice tu the league ns n player and manager. • • • Two Sally league players to recent­ ly jnfn the 1'enedb‘ts lire Paid Johnsmi pitcher for nihimhiin. and O'Con­ nor, Charlotte shortstop. • • • Shortstop Jimmy Wilcox, recently purchased by the Detroit club from the Bristol club of Hie Appalachian league, lias been turned over to the Chattanooga elnb. • • • The Birmingham club may send up another pitcher this year destined to make Ids mark. He Is .voting Earl Whitchlll. southpaw, who lms been pitching some line bull. TRAIN SCHEDULE Southbound Depart* Arrive 2:40 a. m 83 .2:36 a. m. 8:40 n. m 27 . 3:20 p. m 89_______ 2:55 p. m. 85.................... 7:30p.m.7:45 p. m When last scon Joss Willard was No hoeing potatoes. Jess Is Improving. . . . No. England has selected Its entries for No. the slx-ttietor yacht races with Amer­ No. ica. North Mound . . . Depart! Arrive Maple Leaf VII Is coming from Eng* 2:03 a. m 82........... 1:48 a. m. land for the llnrnisworth trophy races No. 84 ..11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. m No. hero In September. . . . 3:25 p. m. No. 80........... 3:05 p. m. 28 _10:00 p. m. American girls bold practically, nil No. the women's records for free-stylo nml TriMy Branch back stroke swimming. * Arrive Depart* . . . . 0:00 a, in. 100........... •No. Clmrlus Paddock, world's sprinting 8:25 p. m •No. 24........... champion, will not retire, according 7:00 n. in. #No 158........... to Dean Cromwell, IiIh trainer. • * . 7:85 p. m No. 2 2 .......... The Middlesex Him eluh of Loudon Leesburg Branch has put In American traps and adopt­ Depart! Arrive ed the American style of Hhootlug. *No. 157........... 4:00 p. r . . . . No. 21........... 2:52 p. m. Francis (Png) Qrlllln seems to have •No. 101............. 6:30 p.m. found himself In good shape hnck on the old Western longue stumping •No. 25_______ 2:00 p. m. Oviedo Branch ground. • • • Depart! Arrive William II, Patterson of Murrain won •No. 120...........11:00 a.m. tho eastern zone ld-yard 200-target •No. 127........... 8:40 p. ra shoot nt Now Haven, Conn., with a •Dally, except Sunday. score of 108. . . . Franco’s Olympic festival stadium CLAIMS UNK.MP 1,0 YM ENT will seat 100,000 people. It will go tip I)UF. TO PLOT. about half a mile from tho Eiffel tow­ er. It is to be modeled ufter the Yalo WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— Declar­ bowl. ing "there' are strong reasons for be­ . . . The central European powers which hoving that widespread unemploy­ were not represented In last year’s ment is largely tho result of delib­ Olympic festival at Antwerp, are ex­ erate planning nnd Ib not tho result pected to take part In the 1028 ie- o f natural economic conditions," tho nnwnl at Amsterdam. Prlvuto Soldiers' and SullorH’ Legion • • * in a pttltlon transmitted to conggross George M- Coluin, In an Interview In requested investigation o f unemploy­ New York, admits tfmf he want* to tie ment conditions. n Idg league manager, but says there Is only one club lie would have and that In1 won't ret Into ’ the game Any boy can grow up to bo Provi­ until he can get that one purtlrulnt dent, put only the darling of tho gods el 11b. can grow up to be n homo-run king. Smith Bros. Garage LORD’S PURITY W ATE R Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dally Service REAL ESTATE__ E. F. Lane Real Estate nnd Insurance Phone 95 Phone 197 SANFORD NOVELTY I WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. Geo. W . Knight General Shop and Mill Real Estate and Insurance Work SANFORD FLORIDA .. Employment' Bureau.. Tho vocntionnl committee of tho Dualness nnd Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring ....... _______ to register nt tho First employment Nll[j0 ' n] Hank. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. ELECTRICAL ' COLONIAL LAMPS . AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Eyes Kxnniincd Glasses Designed Henry McLauJin, Jr. OPT. D. OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St, Sanford, Fla. WILSON VULCANIZING WORKS GILLON & FRY Phone 442 TRANSFER “ W E DELIVER THE GOODS” C. 0. WILSON. On nor Quick Service Transfer w iflit brother* L iras* Bulldln, If we please you, tell others; If not tell us. Phone 498 SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE BRICES Phone 175 'Storage Facilities Fourth nnd Sanford Ave New Era Printery HOTELS G. Bassett Smith, Prop. Hotel Montezuma COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING “ Sanford’s New Hotel” $1.50 Up Per Day Herald Printing Co. C. A. W HIDDON BOOK, JOB AND COM* MERCIAL PRINTING CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING Phone 148 " Hcrntd Building Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. Phono 465 PRINTING DRINK 250 Hnmmormil! envelopes printed, $1.75.— Seminole I'rintery, 902 French Elder Springs Water, (ts 09 08*100 ave. 87-0tp per cent pure. Phono 811. LENINK SAYS SOVIETS’ „ SURRENDER TO CAPITAL IS ONLY TEMPORARY. BERLIN, Aug. 24.— The Russian soviet’s surrender to ‘capitalism in only temporary, although it may lust from ten to twenty years, according to a pamphlet by Nicolai Lenlno, ontitled ‘“the Organization o f Indus­ try," n copy of ‘which was received from Moscow todny. The pamphlet says that capitalistic principles must precede socialism for the present nnd communllsm must be left out o f ac­ count entirely. "Cnpitnllsm must be restored by giving concessions nnd nllowing old industrial chiofs to, resume work," continued tho document. "This new privato capitalism will radunlly bo diverted Into state cnpitnllsm In ten or twenty years." Pickling and Preserving TIME We have the STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. HARDW ARE CO* �I PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,1921 —B— •Eustis Board of Trade has just is­ sued a fine booklet that is a work of art in every particular. From cover to cover it is n gem of the printer's finest work. Fillcd with beautiful pic­ tures o f ’ Eustis arranged in tho best of order it is a piece o f advertising that will not fail to catch the eye of the prospective tourist and homo seek­ er. Eustis is one o f the beauty spots of Florida and the booklet showing the many lnkcs, the fine winter homes nnd the excellent fishing, recrentlons of all kinds, the hotels, the streets, etc., are bound to nttrnct new people. The booklet was printed on tho press of the Lake Region Printing Co., and redounds to their credit. methods o f withholding those rec­ ords from the public are direct nnd flngrnnt vio*ati>iis of the law cited nhovo. The Tribune is told thero nro per­ tain counties', for instance, whore a marriage licenso may be secured nnd no possibility of its issue getting into ifnpers until weeks after, l£* c/o r, through the "kindness ’ of the clerk or official .who keeps n "private" record book fo rsuch would-be secret licenses. This is n grevinus error to fall into. Tho object o f requiring mnrriage licenses in thnt tho public may bo kopt Informed o f them. They arc a safeguard to tho boys and girls o f the state. Issue o f them menns im­ mediate notice to the public that mat­ rimony 1 snbout to be consumatcd by n mn nnnd a woman, nnd it gives op ­ portunity for those who hnvo legal or mnrnl right to object or forbid It, to como forward with their objjcction. It Is well to obey tho spirit o f tho law ns well as thu cold letter o f it.— Tampa Tribune. SHADING THE HIGHWAYS. CITY AD VER TISIN G 'FU N D S. SANFORD DAILY HERALD hearing. They want all they can get, and a rehearing might give them an­ IlM liM m i| aftoraom iniyl r_ . at _ _ Ite other raise, or nnothor bonus, or a * l«nU MUlaa. in Minilli 1 m m chance to gouge the public In a now .______ ■ aator*. VtetU4 spot. However, Sanford is not es­ HERALD PRINTING CO., lac. pecially concerned with tho rnilronds rvB u any longer. THE ft. J. HOLLY _______________ Editor If. J. IILLARD....B«retary-Treaanrer IL A. NEEL____ __ Genera] Manager CURTIS BARBER r cram n ano* vaxaoxx Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. aOewtlilay Xatoa UtiU K aaw — Apalloattoa ■abacrlptUa Prto* ta U tuo* •ae Tear ................. ...........................H.#0 Mi Mm IAi l i t ,,,,...... ............... DalitaraA la City by Cantor «M Waak ......................... .............» Q«»U T t» klf U - to Ib-Pto* WwAlr XaraU aattnly oorir, lamlaala County and U pabUahad orory Friday. Adrartlilny ratoa mad, known am uypUcaUon. Damooratla In palltloa, ft.10 fan yaar, alwaya In adranoo._________________ Member of The Associated Press Ten popes today. -------------oSanford is growing every day. .. ----------------- ----------------- That is going some for the last of Augimt, yes. EUSTIS’ FINE BOOKLET. ----------------- o ------------------ 'l l dron at $1,000 a year apiece. That takes account not moroly o f tho food i nnd clothing, and other direct and obvious'expenses, but of tho fact that a larger houso is required, whero thero are children, with more ex­ penditure for rent, furniture, house­ hold help, etc. It Is probably true thnt a childless couple pan live! for half as much ns that (same couple could with three children, on the samo scale of living. Tho newspaper quoted is impressed by the cnpital represented by nny ag­ gregation o f boys, at the valuation given. Thus n cIiibb o f ten boys in Sundny school represents a $55,000 investment. A boy Scout troop o f thirty stands for an outlay of $105,000. A Hchool room full o f boys means close to a quarter o f a million dol­ lars. And there need bo no sex dis­ crimination about it. Girin cost no less; nnd the way things are going, they may piny just as important a part ns tho boys in the economic world o f tho future, apart from their inestimable work of motherhood. This may ho a rather materialistic way o f looking at childhood, but it helps a materialistic age to get its perspective straight. Take a lot o f boys- ploying ball In tho corner lot. Think o f them not as n noisy, trouble­ some crowd of youngsters, hut ns a quarter of a million dollars, incar­ nate und active nnd premising big dividends If properly handled, nnd it Bort o f changes a busy mnn’s attitude toward them. 0 Congress seems to hnve nn inkling of the principle involved, in its pro­ posal to raise the income tax exempt­ ion for dependents from $200 apiece to $400. A fair valuation of American childhood would make the exemption still larger.— Tampa Tribune. ^Bank cBgferences are a matter of great regard. % • » flYour acquaintance at the bank should be made at an early date, in order that your Bank References may date back as far as possible. •i Don’t stand in your own light by failing to identify yourself with a good, strong bank. We invite your account with us. - First National Bank When the city commission recently “ A Community Builder” Planting trees nnd shrubs and oven approved a budget o f $60,447 for the ----------- o----------fruit trees along the public highways F. P. FORSTER........................................... President W o who live here do not see it like of Floridn should be done by the coun­ Municipal Advertising nnd Library honrd, there were those who thought ty commissioners of all. the counties. those who hnve been away. R F. WHITNER............................................... Cashier ----------- -o ------------It is showing Florida ns It should be St. Petersburg wns appropriating a But a ride over the city will con­ shown. Farms should , be Improved record-brenking sum for advertising vince the most skeptical that this city nlong the highways and the entire purposes during the season o f 1021-22 ia in for the greatest year of its his­ countryside should be made to blos­ It Is fnir to state, however, thnt of THEATRE RESORT som like the rose nnd show the visi­ this a mount $8,000 is to bo devoted to tory. DANCE HALL CAFE • o----------tors thnt Floridn is truthfully the expenses of the public librnry, while --------------E LEC TR IC----------But you just cannot keep a good "Land of Flowers." Tho St. Peters­ $58,447 goes into the advertising PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS paper down. Sanford needed a daily burg Times hns u timely editorial fund. Quite a largo amount at thnt nnd probably big enough for present In the summer time, and wo knew it, along this line as follows; FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN A LL STYLES AND SIZES With plans in the making for the purposes, hut the dny is coming when and now you know It. at Reduced Prices widening of the main paved highways St. Petersburg will ronlize thnt three' ----------- o----------Mali in West I’ alm Bench lighting of Pinellas county, the commissioners or four times thnt amount o f money his cigar, set (ire to his eye shade and should give some attention to the may be spent profitably for advertis­ burned his eyes. What is the nn- planting of shade trees along the sides ing purposes. -----------o----------W . S. H A YN E , Tampa, Florida Now comes a report from Miami awer? Stop smoking or stop using of the ronds. I’erhnps the best ex­ TAMPA— One prohibition enforce­ ample o f planting of this sort is the WRITE--------------------------PHON E--------------------------WIRE thnt the Chamber of Commerce o f eye shades? ment officer, one deputy United States Hillsborough county memorial high­ thnt enterprising East Const city will ----------- o----------marshal and two detectives, o f the Although John Phillip Sousa, thu way which runs to the Pinellns coun­ nsk the city commission to appro­ Tampa police lorcc, put a crimp in Pure Milk nnd Cream. Morning and if great band leader, ennuot hear any ty line from Tampa. What other sec­ priate $100,000 for the ndvurtising of tin: nioonshinu supply of this district tions of the country are doing along St. Petersburg's only real rival in the ternoon deliveries. Milk depots at J. II more, he still directs his band. We last Thursday when they captured tho this line is cited in the Pensacola attraction o f winter tourists. How largest still yet found in this section. Tillis, Stokes & Mlllitzcrs; Popular f t 117 O n f ? \ T r i 7 D F C H M C have often wondered if this were true Journal, which says: the rest o f the stnte looks upon this The still hud a enpneity of 125 gal­ Markets. Pfcone 400 your wants o f other band lenders. W . O i f i l l l C R & O U llC The growing sentiment for benuti- \ enterprise o f Miami, is shown in tho lons of liquor daily, and was discov­ fying the improved highways of the While thu cattlemen arc casting following editorial ^from the Jack­ ered in a swamp twenty miles north country by planting o f shade trees, about for u market for their beef, sonville Metropolis: o f this city. Prince Blnkely, n ne­ shrubbery nnd budges along both why don't some of them try slaugh­ Miami, truly a magic city o f the gro, is in jail in default o f $800 bond, sides of the roadwny is in some in­ tering beef hero in Snnford, putting stances crystallizing into action. East Coast, lias gotten in the habit having been arrested in tho vicinity. them on cold storage and beat A r­ of breaking records. The officers sighted the negro emerg­ The State Highway Department of mour to it If she isn't out to break some kind ing from the swamp, bnref u>.ed and Pennsylvania has begun planting a ----------------- o-----------------large number of American etmsunnd of a record Miami feels thnt she is with his fece covered with mud, fol­ All we nec'd to do iH to stnml behind sugar maples along the state highway lumping in <ier civ’c progress. lowed his trail back into the swamp, the Chamber of Commerce and every between Gettysburg and Harrisburg. Because of an unshakable confi­ they snid, nnd ran upon the still. The good movement thnt is taking place The work is being done under the di­ dence in tho future of their city tho still was charged, and three charcoal here and put over everything thnt rection of the State Forestry De­ til Bens of Miami have boon able to fires were burning, when the officers menns something for the upbuilding partment. p.it across nig filings In a big way, arrived. They turned on the sp'got o f Sanford. State Highway Commissioner Sud- and she is stiff doing U. A lady who had a family of three children didn’t and saw two gallons of liquor run off The Chamber of Comme. -e o ' that wlthfn twentv-flvi! minutes tho of. ler says it is the aim of thu depart­ want any more because she had heard that every fourth The Sanford Band is all right. We ment eventually to beautify all the city is now asking the city commis­ child born in the world was a Chinaman. f.ecis found 1,600 griffons of mish, hope they perfect a strong organiza­ main highway routes in Pennsylvania sion to appropriate $100,000 for ad­ rt< gale ns of liquor nnd 100 empty tion, let nothing split them up, get to­ through the intelligent planting of vertising purposes for next year, to syrup cans. A ludicrous, perhaps, as an old misconception some gether and stay together and work shade trees. A plan has been worked be expended by the chamber, nnd in skeptical folks used to have about advertising. fo r themselves like they would Have out with the aid of the forestry de­ all likelihood the request will be The allies compelled Germany to Sanford work for them. partment whereby a comprehensive granted. disarm, and Germany is going nhend There was a time, when some advertisements had system of planting trees along state Flbrida lias never seen an annual in recuperation faster than any of the to he taken with a grain of salt. A few misguided ad­ W e understand that the prospect­ highways will be taken up. The high­ advertising appropriation of this sizu nations that fought her. Is this fact vertisers thought they could sell their goods better by ive bride who is to be mnrried Fri­ way commissioners having designated for a single municipality before. It worth anything? misrepresenting them. Those advertisers have long day night refused some nice presents the highway to be planted, the com­ is a record-breaker.' Numerous cities since gone out o f business or mended their ways. Hard from the merchants. That choice lot missioner o f forestry will inspect the and towns in Florida make advertis­ experience taught them that untruthful advertising Sell it with a Herald Wnnt Ad. on Sunfnrd Heights is probably highway, recommend the species to be ing appropriations, but none has ever didn’ t pay. * enough for one time. planted and will give in detnil the equalled this proposed appropriation. NOTICE or APPLICATION TOR TAX DEED -----------o----------planting operations, such as distance, UNDER SECTION 675, OENERAL STAT­ If there is a city in Florida that Other advertisers proved that the only way to ad­ UTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA. With the nutny new store rooms care of stock, size and depth of holes, has nourished on advertising as much vertise successfully, make regular customers, and build being fixed up and the many new setting of the trees, fertilizers, stak­ Notice Is hereby given Hint F. P, nine*, pur* as on anything else, that city is Mi­ I'lin.or o f Tnx O r llflc n le No. 21M, iI kIc.I tile -III, up good will was to TELL THE ABSOLUTE TRUTH ing trees, planting crew, necessary business firms that are expecting to ami. From her infancy, Minmi has <I«F nf Jilin*. A. I». IllOO, linn (Itr,I m M rertlabout their goods in their advertisements. flenn* In my o ffic e , nml Into inmlin[tpllvn• l»ti tools, approximate time required nnd locutu here, there will be plenty of believed in printer’s ink and has not for tnx limit to 'Mii« In orronlani'ii with law activity along all lines this season. other details. Stnte foresters will di­ re rtifle a lo eintiiarea Hie following ill* hesitated to use it. Advertising alone HitlO h t II kwI properly nltiiiilt’il In Seminole County, You can depend on the merchant or manufacturer It all demonstrates that Sanford is in rect the operations nnd inspect the Clorltln, lu-w ll: rteg. NK cor o f W (4 of HHy„ will not make u city; but no factor who advertises. The concern that tells you frankly trees from time to time. » See. .12, Twp. 10 H.. Ilnm.-iSO B „ mn N S tho big1 city class. Hi*. K 1I.IO elm., 8 .1 elm., S -Cl ilrcroe*, W 7.07 what it is doing is a good concern with which to do bus­ In order to make a sucess of work is more important in development. ell*. 8 II ill*, W fl eli*. H SO link* Hit-nca NWly When a city advertises it is proper In l>eic. Tin’ nnltl la ml M u g imi'-ancil nt llie iness. The store thnt advertises is a progressive store such as this it is necessary, according Compliments continue to come in for tho treasury of that city to bear ilnlu of llie l-mmnre i f aneli re rllflrn te In (lie that has something really worth while to say to you. to Pennsylvania officials to obtain the inline o f I'nkiiown. 1,'iilcx* unlit re rllflrn te nlmll fo r the Daily Herald and from the the expense. This means that every lie reileemeil m-mrillng to Inw tan ileeil w ill laAnd companies that advertise their products or their hearty co-operation o f tho ndjncent way in which people are tossing bou­ •nn thereon on the lat ilny o f Hrpteml>er. A. II. tax payer contributes his part. Tho sendee have confidence in them. You can safely share 1021, quets the Daily Herald is evidently land-owners and securing their perW llnesa my o fflrln l alBiinture nml nnnl lh|. their confidence. burden is not evenly distributed when striking the right spot. And we ap­ piisslon to remove undesirable trees the 20th Oily o f Ju ly , A. I>, 11)21. IH E A L ) R, A . IK IU O LA H H . preciate these kind words more than along the bighwuys if these are four civic organizations are depended upon Clerk Circuit Court. to supply tho funds for this pur­ Inferior merchandise cannot masquerade in the Seminole County. Fin. we can tell. It helps a lot to know inches or more in diameter at two ,7-27-tltc lly t A. M. W E E K S, » . C. quality clothes of advertising. that your efforts are being appreciat­ feet above the ground. It is also nec­ pose. * * % * In advertising the city of Miami NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEEDS essary to obtain the co-operation of ed. UNDER BEOflON 475 Or THE OENEHAL coinpunlcs operating overhead service necessarily advertises Florida, and STATUTES LAWS OF FLORIDA READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS! if every city in tho^State catering W e wish to thank the many friends lines. Nnitrc I* herein- ilven thnt ITmrlrn It. Cary, to the tourist trade and desTring to [itirrlin*er of Tax Cerllflrnte No. Ill, Ontoil the who have come forward and offered WHAT THE I.AW HAYS. expand made appropriations in pro­ -ml ilny of June, A. 1*. Iltllt, line film! aahl to do all in their power to kill off the rerllflrnte In my office nml him tiinile nppllrn* portion to civic resources, ns the Dade thui for Ini ileeil |n |uua In nrrorilnnre with anonymous letter writer who at­ Inw. H.ihl rerllflrnte emhrnren the following state, county ami municipal offi­ county city proposes to do, Florida ilenrrlheil tempted to bluff the Herald regard­ pro|«»rty In Hrmlnnlo County, Florlitn, Ill-will W'<, of S i n ; of swi; of BW Vi nml ing the advertising we should accept. cials who withhold from the inspec­ would he the best advertised Statu in HWU " I HKK of HWVi nml N W q of HW« ly­ Advertising ing 15 of W linn of Nnnfortl (trimt (li-.a 82.1 ft. W e don't want him killed off, The tion of the public at all or any con­ tho Union by far. “ TODAY’S N E W S TO D A Y !” N. nml S. hy (too ft, 11 nml W In 811 corner nml Ku Klux Klnn will Trike care of all venient hours, the public records are brings new blood and development. li-.n N 7 H eh.) Sec. 21), Twp. 10 8 , lUnge .10 direct and flagrant violators of tho It stimulates civic pride and opens E. rnntnlnlmr 21 nere». Hie *nhl Inin) being such cuttle. iiM<-**ei| ill the ilnlo of the l*»tlnnre of nuch law which they are sworn to uphold up new industries. It is the life of I rrllflrntn In the name of Elltahelh If lane I. Alim: Tax Certlflrnln No. IS, ilalrtl the 2m! business— and ccrtninly the develop­ ■Iny Tanneries should flourish in Flor­ and obey. of June, A. It. 1010, tin* flint *alil certi­ In chapter 5942, Laws of Florida, ment o f a Stnte ns wonderful as ficate In my office nml linn mnilo application ida, says thu Tampa Times, Ami for tax ileeil lo Inane In nrrorilnnre with Inw. so they should. And so should apprised June 7, 1009, we find tho fol­ Floridn 1s tho most profitable kind of 8 nl.| cerllflrnte embrace* the following Oearrllo Heal Cat* eil properly *llimleil In Seminole County, Florl• business.— St. Petersburg Times. nbbutoirs, ami slaughter houses, and lowing: ■In. to-wlt: All NKU In Hanfonl (Irani (lea* MLuaZlti*‘ Apply lota of antisoptlo Img, -11 Ik* W of NIS cor. run W to Internee"All statu, county and municipal cold storage for meats. The differ­ lion of W line of Hnnfortl Hraiit HWly-along records shall at all times he open for WIIAT A BOY IS WORTH. II runt line Ifl.tJO rh. H 4.0S ch, NEly 17.11 Hi. ence between the price charged by lo twg,), Sec, .It. Twp. 10 8 ,. Ilnnge .10 H, 110 the farmer and tho consumer holds a personal inspection of any citizen nefya. The nnhl Inml being ■**r«*e<l at the Soothoa and koala gandy and quickly. Perhaps boys hnve not -been fully ilnle of the lannanre of aucli rerllflrnte In the good with meats ns well its _with o f the state o f Florida, and those in name of Ellrnbcth Klaael. charge of such records shall not re­ appreciated at tholr economic value. Alan: Tax Certificate No. 22. ilnteil tho 2ml produce. fuse this privilege to any clUztn. A Chicago man estimates that it ilny of June, A. 11. 1010, ban flic) antit ei-rtl fit-ale In my office ami liaa mule nppilcallon "That any official who shall violate costs $5,500 to bring a boy to tho age for Inx ileeil In latue hi arrorilanre with law. Miami will spend $100,000 on adver­ Halil eerllflrale nn Inure* Hie following tlethe provisions of this act 'shall be 1of 12 years. Tho Rochester (N. Y.) arrllieil property nltuatril In Heniliiole County. tising thiH season. That showH which Florida, to-wlt: Ileg. NW ror, of NBy, See, 32. way the wind blows, Miami already subject to removal or impeachment." Democrat thinks thnt the average Twp. 10 8 ., Range 30 E. Rim E 12 cli, 8 20 Home times, in some counties, it father will not consider this estimate rh, to H mi l I. E tty Wly along name 7 Ik Hi, had the reputation of spending more N 20 ileg. W lO.iHt cli. W 10 ch. H 11,13 Hi. seems the public cannot get nccess to too low. The cost of rearing a rep­ NFIy 23 ch. H II iteg, E 8 ch.. H 01 ileg.. W money for advertising than any city In pi. 30 tli W of E line of Sec. nml 10 ch N In Floridn and it evidently pays the the records of certuin officials until resentative American child can hard­ of IThat depends on the liver. H line of NBli S. Ill ch W to HW cor of city big dividends or they would not thu pleasure o f the individual official ly be under $500 n year. Parents in N\V I, of Sec. (o NW cor, of Sec. K to beg. |IllT arrea. The anhl land M u g naneaaed at the doublo their advertising enmpnign. or his clerk permits, at other times ordinarily conrfortablo circumstances dale of Ihe Uauanco of aucli eerllflcala In the 'name of Jaroti Klaael. Money Hpcnt in advertising a live city and pluccs it is tho custom to enter uru pretty sure to find, If they do mild, gentle, effective. Use them as an occasional Ilrilrae aald certlflcatca almll lie redeemed ac­ is well spent. certain records on n privuto slip ox a little figuring, thnt it costs them cording to law, lax dent will Inane thereon oli laxative or for chronic constipation. At all draggistt lat day of September, A. 1). 1021. -----------o----------hook and somu time after, days or more than that. The head o f a family . IheWllnraa my official Hgnature ami neat tide ' the Both day of July, A. I*. 1021. Floridn railroads have asked for a I weeks, ns the ease may he, write them of five that does not live nt all pre­ 4 HKALI E. A. IlOUm.ASH, now’ hearing oni the unrcnsonnhlo in buck In the pioper place in hi wkH tentiously is ifccustomcd to reckon Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. rates. Of course, they wnnt n re­ left for them. Any or all o f these the expense of His three small chib 7-2T-0 tc lly: A. 41. WEEKS, It. L\ MISTER MANAGES THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY SPENCER’S DAIRY One Born Every Fourth Minute Sanford Daily Herald n. Is life Worth? Dr. Miles’ Liver Pills/,, OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1921 Uttle IUppe|'ln*1 M en tio n o f Menem In Brief pergonal Item* of Interest The City * T * T Summitry of the Floating Smtll Talks Succinctly Arranged for llcrald Readera In and A b ou t * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * J * * the w_____ eather * For Florida: Pnrtly cloudy tonight and Thuradny. - * * : SANFORD’S : : TEMPERATURE : * --------* * Not so bad, yesterday. It * * * * * * * * * * * * * tins been much higher and old * <5 K Morrow, of Mulberry, was a * 91 looks good to muh. And * * the nlr feels like full and the * isincss visitor here yesterday. * trees look like fall nnd the * I ibby’s apodal Loganberries, No. 2 * merchants arc beginning to * ; C.J, 28c.—L. P. McCullor. 129-Stc * * feci more cheerful nnd talk * * about the fall goods nnd nlso * E E Farrias, of St. Cloud, was hero * nbout advertising and, O, boy, * * fall la coming. The old bulb * steniay on a business mission. * hag probably gone about as * * faP u p the ncale aa it will go * Crnnulntcd sugar, 13 lbs for $1.00, * this summer and we can look * i V. McCullor. 129.8tp I * for cool nights all the time * * now with many cool days * \V. S. Stockton, of Palatka, was in i * thrown In. Watch it come * e city yesterday transacting busi* duwn: * Sfl. * 5:40 A. M., AUGUST 24TII * * Maximum ...... .................. 91 * Buick lloadatcr for snle. Now tires * Minimum ........................... (18 * d is in first class mechanical con* R a n g e ................................. 73 * tion.—Il< & 0. Motor Co. 129-tfc * Barometer ....................... 30.10 * * Rain, trace. Calm, pt. cloudy. * C, j. Torrence, of Jaeksonvlllo, is i* • * jpping ot the Montezuma while in * * * * * * * * * * * * p city attending to business. ,EAN 01.11 NEWSPAPERS fo r sale at Joe’s Smokehouse. 129-Gtc mis Ford, of Lnkolnnd, representu* Central Shoe Co., of St. Louis, in the city yesterday calling on cal customers, a repaired tiro to use ns extra, tires for ?3.09.— S. A. Huston. U0-2Ctc Curtis Ilnrber, circulation mnnnger f the Herald Printing Co., was in Irlnndo yesterday on business. LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 jiodel fur sole. New tiros, looks good aid runs good. Wo are offering this ar for $999.90 less than list price.— 1. ii 0. Motor Co. 129-tfc It. W. Pcarmun returned Inst night >m a flying trip to Jacksonville nnd ports everything flourishing in the t city. 1,000 Roach Killer, 85c nnd 05c ptcgB. L. P. McCullor. 129-Stc A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? no, I” ,8 nT\at*e to s u ‘ t y ° u . W e a re H e a d q u a r te rs f o r Riid S r 8* 1 ^ u*o m ° k ‘ le s * W o Dave D oth q u a n tity i'ei)rc^e!ned^r0 ** * ° W’ w e # u a rn n tee to be as I'bXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-paBscngcr. I'MOHILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. 1921 Model, Roadster. ,.,.,,5 Model, 3-pnssenger Roadster ,, 1917 Model, 7-passenger. URD, 1918 Model, 5-passenger Touring. ( A U jand LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU B lO . M O TO R CO. I P Y lM n m A AVE* ’ SANFORD, FLA. LI XINGTON and KtJPMOBILE SALES and SERVICE • IF U W A N T r r r t GARNER----------------------------1 Ford, 1921 1 Dort, 1921. 1 Buick 4, 1920. 1 Oldsmohilc Truck, 1920. AT REAL BARGAINS Terms to suit your pocket book, at Williams’ Garage. 130-ltc SMALLEST. TOWN IN COUNTRY HAS GOLF COURSE. GANN VALLEY, S. I)., Aug. 23.— This village, with a total population of triliu less than 100 persons, the majority o f whbm are engaged in ngricultual pursuits, claims the distinct­ ion of being the smallest town in the country, maintaining a nine-hole regulation golf course. Teeing station, greens and everything to bo found on thu largo city courses are pro­ vided and thu golf epidemic has spread to nearly every family. Gann Valley is the inland county scat o f Buffalo county. It is 23 miles from the nearest rnilrond and dcpends entirely upon the stage line for supplies from the outside. WHOLE FAMILY TERRORIZED After brutully biting three mem­ bers of a prominent South Florida family and endeavoring to make his escape through n window screen, an anopheles mosquito rnn amuck with a barrage of Torment nnd died instantly. Tho members bitten are all taking the mniurial treatment and will likely recover. Torment gases mosquitoes; it strikes them dead the first inhalation of it. They ennnot get in the rnngo of its fumes nnd got away alive. Protect your home againBt mosquitoes by spraying Torment duily in your bed rooms. Sold by all mer­ chants everywhere.— Adv. NOTICE! Wo have moved our grocery storo from opposite the postofflce to tho now DeForest building on Second St. between Sanford avenuo and Palmet­ to street, rear of the Sanford Dry Goods Co. Wo will ba pleased to soo all our old customers and also now ones,— Merchants Grocery Co. 129-2tp 4 , "~ « mm A nd T o Our Sanford Friends as well as our out-of-town friends we want you to make Sanford’s leading Gents store your headquarters all day. You can bring your packages to us and check them. We will take care of them for you. In making engagements with your friends on that day tell them ,fyou will meet them at— A NUMBER of ernto mill and saw mill laborers can get permanent em­ ployment under first class working conditions at fnir wnges nt our new mill nenr Bartow, Fla.— Roux Crate Co., Bartow, Fla. 129-fltc y ou c o n g e t a n y m a k e y o u w a n t. A n d th e p r ic e s 11, i Next Friday is the big day in Sanford and we know that you will be in town that day. Bargains will be found at every store on that day and especially the real bargains at our place. Wo hnv^ nt present in Btock ono slightly used Hupmobile that wo are offering far Hale nt n reasonable price. If you wnnt the best for your monoy, seo us nt once.— B. A O. Motor Co, 129-tfc Mr. and Mrs, Joe Lawton, of Ovie­ WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— Details do, wore in the city today. of the pence treaty between the Un-i ted States nnd Germany wns Inid be­ J. B .Lawson is spending a few dnys fore the Republican members o f the In Miami this week on business. senate foreign relations committee by President Harding nnd Secretary The many friends of Mrs, Coupor Hughes nt a conference today nt the Godwin are expressing their sym­ White House. Senator Lodge, chair­ pathy over the loss o f her tine Scotch man o f the committee, announced af­ Collio dog that, was poisoned one day ter tho conference that ho would call this week. a meeting of the committee for this afternoon nt which time Mr. Hughes Employees of the Southern Utilities would give more detailed information Co., are stringing the wires for the as to tho treaty. The terms of tho tunny colored lights for the street treaty is said to have met with no op­ dance in front of the court house Frlposition by any of the majority mem­ dny night. Ed. Bowman is in charge bers o f the committee, nnd declared o f the work and Ed. knows what is nil gave it their cordial approval. wonted. It is stated that tho President hopes for n ratification of the pnet nt an BANKRUPT SALE— The stock, fix ­ onrly date. The committee members tures and lease on store of S. Ben­ refused to discuss the turms of the jamin, bankrupt, will be for sale next treaty but it was learned that it is week. Inquire of C. O. Mahoney, this a comparatively short document. city or II. P. Uaya, Tampa, Fin. 127-Gtc Do You Want T o Our Out O f To'wn Friends A fire that destroyed a small houBo belonging to a negro family named Johnson just off Sanford avenue this morning called out tho flro depart­ ment nnd every one in Snnford that could get there. From tho direction of the smoke it looked dangerous but wns confined to tho one houso by tho department who quickly quenched tho flames when they were summoned to the scene. The fire had almost con­ sumed tho building before tho depart­ ment wu.H varied. KNIGHTS TEMI'LAR, ATTENTION Taylor Comnmndery, U. D., will meet in Regular conclave on Thurs­ day evening, August 25th nt R o’clock. Order of the day, regular business and Red Cross rehearsal. Members please attend. Visiting Sir Knights welcome. Forster time to study conditions in H. E. TOLAR, viirlous sections of the state and he 130-2td Eminent Commander. stnted this mtfrning that Sanford looks more prosperous and there seems to DETAILS OF PEACE TREATY be more real business in this city than BETWEEN GERMANY AND any other part of the state. UNITED STATE MADE. Han’t forget the Flashes of Action t the Princess this afternoon nnd toight. It js for the benefit of the lonl post of the American Legion nnd also one of the best wnr pictures Some of the hold bad men of Snnivcr shown. ford are laying plans to kiss the bride nttho public wedding Friday night. Get a repaired tiro to use ns extra, s bad luck to refuse a kiss on nrd tires for $3.00.— 8. A. Huston. your wedding night nnd the men nro llG-2Gtc intending to take advantage of tile occasion— shame tin you. Hubert Hines killed a rattlesnake on e San ford-Orlando road this mornTho beautiful silver cup presented g that had ten rattles nnd n button. to Company D, for taking the tlrst °bcrt ran over him with the Elder .Machine Gun Co., prizes for marks­ prings truck and then finished him manship, at Jacksonville, is in tho dh a club. Snakes are rather numwindow o f J. T. Brady, tho jeweler, rous thi time of the year. nnd is causing much favorable com­ Hcii Speed Wagon’ for snle. Slight- ment for tho boys. Company I) wns used and is » bargain for the price there with the goods nil during tho ••are asking. It you need u truck, encampment. o us at mice.—D. & O. Motor Co. NOTICE. 129-tfc The Roynl Neighbors will meet Mr- iuul Mrs. Frank P. Forster have Thursday night, August 2G, at eight ■tui"e,| from a trip to Jacksonville, o’clock sharp. Wo only meet once a 1 1*1,‘ entire distance in their car month nnd every member should n.| stopping „ v,,r Jn St< Augustine for mnku a special effort to be present. ,tm' til"u- 1he auto trip gave Mr. 130-21)1 RECORDER. U Send your old mattress to Bradley factory. Make them like now, for $G,00. GO lb. new cotton mattress only $8,00. Guaranteed, GOO W. South St., Orlando, Fla, 122-2fltc PAGE FIVE I r/ M r S an ford , F la . * * + * + + * + * * * * * * + * * * * * * * + + + * + * + * * + + + * + + + * * .> + + * * -!.* + + + * + + * + + + + -4 .+ + + + + + + + * * + + + * * * + * OUTWITTING T H E BOND T H IE F Wall Street Bankers Have Devised Some Novel Methods of Camou­ flaging Securities. C LA SSIFIE D AD S Many runners - In Wall Street nre lulopMng novel methods of their own Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than to ‘•lifeguard the seeiirllles given In 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash their cure for delivery. In some In must accompany ull orders. Count l i v e words to n line nnd remit ac­ m|mines drum have made suggestions cord in g ly . timl rule* for “enmoiithigliiK" the han­ dling of stfM'lis nnd bonds on (side of WANTED ROOMS— Wanted throe or ilielr odices. One broker’s house has all soenrliles pinned Inside newspapers four furnished or unfurnished and one of Its runners apparently t’OU KENT— Due office Im T lrst rooms, couple without children. Per­ walks nrujuul with a single newspaper street. Apply A. P. Connelly. manent. Address "U " care of Herald. under Ids arm whleh hns attached to 125-tfc 129-Gtc IIh puces tushie valuable bonds nnd FOR RENT— Comfortable rooms, fur- FARM WANTED— Wanted to hear slinks. Yef another tlrm hns hired from owner of a farm or good land former policemen to handle Its deliv­ I nished for light housekeeping. 318 i Palmetto Avc. 120-Gtp for sale, price reasonable, L. Jones, eries of stock. 129-ltp Another tlrm hns presented Its run­ FOR RENT— Furnished for light Box 551, Olney, III. ners with stills, the vests of which have { housekeeping, G room cottage, LO ST large Inside pockets which nre but­ fronting ocean,nt Coronado Bench, 1 toned nnd In these the securities are LOST—Shock absorber spring be­ mile south of pnvlllion; immediate carried and must he on pain <>( din tween UenrdnU live, mill Silver Luke. ] possession.—Mrs. O. L. Bonnvires. missal. Finder please return to Herald office 128-3tp. One wet day recently n special mes­ or to W. R. Provntt, nt Moore’s Sta­ senger of a large brokerage hntise car­ FOR RENT— Ono room and kitchention.' 13U-2tp ried two Liberty bonds of SGO.fMXl otto, 219 French Avo. 128-Gtp apiece and three of $10,INK) each pin­ ned Inside n closed umbrella.—\VuH FOR RENT— 2 largo furnished cciii| necting houso keeping rooms, run­ St reel Journal. ning water and gas in kitchen. Also one room.— .Mrs. Riddling, 205 Oak ------ AND-----Eastern Women Advancing. 128-4tp Feet til for feats, both as to shape avenue. Engle Home. and shoes, nre no longer eonllned to FOR RENT— Furnished front room, men nor yet to the women of the west­ 20(1 Park Avo. 129-fltp ern world, says a bulletin from llu* mitlomil board of the Y. IV. C. A. In tin* recent Olympic races of the Fur Last, held In Shanghai, 1.2IKI girls ami FOR SALE— Medium size safe. Ap­ young women took part. Of these — oo ply 402 Snnford Ave., und Fourth MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS CLIMATE were from Japan anil the Philippine Street. 94-01. Mamls, and the rest from I'ldim. GOO being Shanghai girls. The Shanghai FOR SALE OR TRADE— One Colo 8, Mnke Your Kotisc Smile With G passenger roadster. Will take, SUN-PROOF PAINT delegation wns selected and trained for the events by the Young Women’s light car as part payment. Cnll 519 I’brlstlan association of Shanghai. "It W. First street. 1 115-tfc is within the last sl\ years that ibis FOR SALE— One 2olding-Hall stone activity In the land of Hole bound lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ CTOBI? H. A. HALVERfeet bus developed," writes Miss Flor­ pacity. Call G19 W. First Street. »J 1 UHL SON, Proprietor ence Brown of Rnrhe-der, N. V. who Ilfl-tfc Is at present In Shanghai for the Y. W. Welnkn Itlock Sanford, Fin. A. "In 1015, when the Inst Olym­ FOR SALE—8-room house with all pic games were held." she says, "Hie modern convenience, excellent re­ mdy girls who took part were a few pair. Private water works, in desir­ Lllipluo gills, who formed a baseball able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ team." ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. llG-tfc His Desires. The malinger <d the ludlnnn Mason­ FOR SALE—29 acres good orange ic Inline nyerhenrd a group of small grove land situated within n mile of Isiys from the Inane discussing whnl Geneva. The Inml hns not been clear- [ they desired to lie when they grew to be men, One Insisted lie would he a od but lr:. a bearing orange grow Mam n. another a Shriller and another lioriF in.f **. This t^n-t o? 'a“ :l er'i ho | had ambitious to he n Soldo of the l iK’gb* ;.t a real bargain. For full .’10 hood of wood nT’ ch cows will Mystic Shrine, hut live year-old Jack, e - vlieulara address "C " cure c f the bo sold ut private snle drum major In the home band, said: Hondd offico. 118-tfp "No. I do not want to he any of FOR SALE— Strawberry plants, cer­ i hose." SANFORD, nenr Ft. Rendu tified by State Plant Bonrd, $3 per ■‘Wluit,*’ the others replied, "don’t waul to he a Shrlner or Mason or thousand f. o. b. Lnko Mary, Farina Noble; why, what do you want to he?" Strawberry Garden, Lako Mary, Fla. W e have the most com­ lie drew himself tip nnd replied 129-12tc plete line of proudly, "Well. I'll tell you what. I waul to lie a popenlnte,"—Inilliumpnlls FOR SALE— 1 Oldsmobilo truck, $000. 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Buick News. •I, $100. Tho above cars nre real bar­ Small Orphan Traveled Fa.. gains. Terms to fit your pocket book. Her baggage consisting of two tel­ At Williams’ Garage, N. H. Garner. lers. dealing wit Ii her fallier's war 104-tfc record, three-yenr-old Wlnnlfred Jolephlnc McKlulev passed through Pori FOR SALE— Housohold goods. , Ad­ Arthur. Ontario, recently on the Ondress Mrs, Douglass, 107 Third St. i.udlnii I'll cl lie on the wiiy lo hei 129-3tp • uncle's home In Swlfl Current. Sas kntehi'wnn. From her faraway home TOURING CAR, $400, time’ payment. Bnrgnir. for cash. 410 Oak Ave­ In Glasgow. Scotland, to the Canadian West, more than 4,990 miles the little nue. 129-6tp oi'pliuii had only the kindly directions! of train and steamship olllelals lo ( FOR SALE—25 also 10 acres orange tres and residence, facing take. A guide her. snap. Box 117. 130-Gtp FOR RENT PAINTS FOR SALE WALL PAPER SUN-PROOF PAINT SANFORD PAINT Fine Cows FOR SALE R. L. GARRISON HARDWARE Ever displayed in San­ ford Let us figure with you on your requirements Also exclusive agents for Superiority of Oil Over Coal. FOR SALE— Ford Truck. Inquire o f The amazing Increase In the use of West Side Grocery. Phono 10(1. oil for fuel Is not surprising when It 180-tfc Is considered that weight for weight ------------ -----:--------------------------------mid with proper burners tho oil give* W AN TED 50 per cent morn steam than coal, It Is easier than coni to hnndle, It ob­ WANTED— Team work. Inquire M. viates dust nnd dirt, makes little Hanson Shoe Shop. 12120tp smoke and no ashen and enn he light­ ed Instantly and controlled absolutely. SHERW IN-W ILLIAM S Paints and Varnishes HILL HARDWARE COMPANY �Wrlv-Gr P,*-V •AGE SIX Ifli H ow To Judge oA Store ■ n a You can generally judge the standai’d of a store by the merchandise it sells, just as you can determine the character of a man by the cornpan? he keeps :: :: :: " 11 11 « What then, is your verdict of a shop like ours that offers merchandise of the quality ex­ pressed by so famous a line as Manhattan Shirts? We sell them, as well as every other high type article of Men’s wear :: :: H 11 * Sanford Shoe & SENATOR ASKS OPEN SESSION ON DISARMING Clothing Co. : SPORT WORLD i + * * * * * * * * * * * * * C- I ' SOCIETY WEDDING Eight o’clock Friday ovoning, Au­ gust 20, 1921, nt tho foot o f Kirk avuniie. No cards will bo Issued, but tho presents of tho public will |bo cordially welcomed. Watch for one more announcement. THY A DAILY UXHALD W A V Y AD. NEW ROI1ERTSON-COLE PRODUC­ TION DIRECTED BY OASNIER TELLS AN EXCELLENT STORY VIOLA D A N A in Robertson-Cole hns presented film fnns with it new master photoplay In | "Good Women," tho new Huper-spccinl production which will he the nttrnc-, tion nt the Star Theatre Fridny nnd I Saturday. The new picture is tho Also a Two-part Comedy screen udnptntlon o f an original story, "Good Women,” written by C. Gard­ ner Sullivan, tho prominent novelist nnd scenario writer. Not only hns it this stamp o f npprovnl, but Robert­ Tomorrow— Geo. D. Baker Production son-Cole plnccd a still higher value upon it when thoy turned the manu­ “ Without Limit” ; also a Comedy script over to Louis J. Gnsnler to direct. Tho director of the famous "Kismet” with Otis Skinner, hns turn­ ed out nnothor excellent production. "Good Women” presents a vital, compelling drama in which tho eter­ nal clash of men nnd women ngalnst tho rules of convention laid down by nn incxornblo social system, forms tho central tthcm e.. Wo have nmong tho Have you ever been "caught short o f cash" when touring nnd bees chnrncters tho woman whoso conduct -embarrassed at hotels, garages and shops by the more or less unntl. places her in the good woman class come attitude toward your personal checks? nnd the other who, declaring thnt her You can enjoy your trip, free from anxloty regarding money matlife is her own to live ns she sces^flt, tors If you keep yourself supplied with those self-identifying, every, sneers nt convention nnd becomes a whore-accepted, safe, convenient Cheques for travelers. social outenst. There is a rather * strong lesson in "Good Women" but it is In no sense n preachment. The production is made real nnd sin­ cere through tho enrnest efforts of the Anirlean powerful cast chosen to portray the •• A. B. A. Bankers CHEQUES various characters. Roscmnry Thcby, Association whose dark, vivacious beauty and WE SELL THEMsterling histrionic ability have made her one of tho foremost actresses o f the silent drama, is nn outstnnding figure in tho rolo o f Knthcrine BrinkFARMERS FLOOD MARKETS ly depressed an overburdened m# ley, nn orphaned heiress, with n dan­ WITH GRAIN, STOCKS. kct." gerous contempt for nil things con­ ventional. CHICAGO! August ,24.— Farmers LEGION MEN MAKE Hamilton Rcvclic, prominent on tho flooded livestock nnd grnin markets VISIT TO OLD SHELL stage nnd screen nnd whose ability ns o f tho country today with heavy ship­ HOLES IN ARU0NNI a thespinn helped make "Kismet” the ments, despito warnings from com­ wonderful phhtoplny thnt it is, is RHEIMS, Frnnco, Aug. 21.—Maj seen opposite Miss Theby in tho char­ mission dealers of demoralized mar­ kets. members of tho Amor lean Ltfii acter of Nicolni Brouevitch, brilliant delegation left the main party ontk Lenders in the livestock nnd grain Russian pianist nnd Rocinl lion, who trip over tho battlefields after Ik markets told tho United Press that encourages Knthcrine in her folly. Ho ceremony at Verdun yesterday tori they believed tho situation was mere­ is typical of the man who is willing it "m y old shell holo" in tho Ar ly temporary and would have no se­ to light tho flnmo for the moth, but who is careful, nevertheless, to seo rious influence on business In gen­ gonno. The Americans on the ty passed through Montfaucun, Horn* thnt hs own wings remain unscorched. eral. Tho story is nn excellent one of in­ Frank W. Waddell, vlco president no and Vnrennoa on their way I trigue. Gnsnicr hns brought out plain­ nnd director o f Armour nnd Com­ Rheims. ly the folly of declaring tho conven­ pany, reassured business men and At tho Domagnc cemetery, thff tions useless. The happiness that producers In nn oxciusivo statement several thousand Americans are la comes through decency stands out in to tho United Press, snying thoro was led, tho Lcgionors held a special m strong relief. Besides Roscmnry Tho- nothing to cause alarm in tho mnrkct vlco. School children from Venh by and Hamilton Revelle, the enst in­ situation. and tho countrysido brought flora cludes Irene Blnckwell, Enrl Schenck, One groupe, headed by Frnnkiiif "It is true prices hnvo fallen," Willinm P. Carlton, Arthur Stuart Waddell snld, "but thnt is largely duo Oiler, first national commanded i Hull, Ilhea Mitchell and Eugenie Bes- to tho fact thnt farmers have made tho American Legion, accompuk screr. unuminlly largo shipments of their Marshal Foch to Gorcy where 4 stocks nnd grains, despite warnings American Legion service was rfd Railroads to Operate to tho contrary from dealers nnd over tho grave o f the marchal’s ia commission men. First Through Train "In the fneo of warnings to ship­ Tho psychologists say drwuiuX to Florida Resorts pers, advising they hold their stocks merely suppressed desires. The for n few days or until surpluses of ser’s dreams must he pleasant. ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 24.— W. inferior stocks had been cleaned up, A. Heckler, passenger traffic manager pnekers and commission; men this Don’t be too hard on c rediton I of the Southern Railway, hero yester­ week hnvo been confronted with nn times like these. Let all things k day on business, announced thnt be­ excessive run o f stock which nnturnl- dunned decently and in order. ginning November 0, the Southorn nnd the Seaboard railways will operate a through train from Cincinnati to St. Petersburg, the first through train from the West to go to Florida re­ sorts. It will carry through sleepers from Detroit, Chicngo, Cleveland, St. Louis nnd Louisville. The trnin will be op­ erated over a new route by way of Hnmpton, Florida, nnd will cut the running time from Cincinnati hero three hours, it is to ho cnled the Su­ wannee Special. The trnin leaves Cin­ cinnati in the eatly evening. “ Cinderella’s Twin” E N JO Y Y O U R TRIP COM PANY C OF W . PALM BEACH LEADING FIELD JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 24.—Com­ pany C, West Palm Beach, led nil the field Monday in the rifle competition being staged at Camp Johnston for the Taliaferio trophy. This company’s score was 788 points. Company K, Orlando, was second with 714 points. Company 1, Tarpon Springs was thrid with 052 points. Company E, Jacksonville, was sev­ enth with a score of G22. Twelve teams, representing units of the Florida National Guard, are com­ peting for the cup. The winner of the trophy will he decided Tuesday w"hen the GOO and 1,000 yard ranges are shot. A number of chnnges in stand­ ing mny take place Tuesday night since the last targets are the hardest. Following arc the complete scores of tho teams at the close of Monday’ s firing: Co. C, West Palm Bench ............... 788, Co. K, Orlando .... 714 Co. I, Tarpon Springs ................... 052 Co. II, Lake City ......................... r..037 Co. G, Starke ................................... G30 American Longue Co. B, Miami ................................... 038 At Cleveland 1, New York 0. Co. F, Jacksonville........... ................G22 At Detroit 12, Washington 3. Co. D, Sanford ............................... 490 At St. Louis 2, Boston lb, , Co. I, Wauchula ............................... 500 At Chicago 5, Philadelphia 0. Co. A, Daytona ............................... 555 Service Co., St. Augustine nnd ------ s-------------------SPORTS IlnHtlngs ......... ............ ................. 540 National League. Headquarters Co., St. Petersburg..489 REV. STEPHENSON At Boston 4, Pittsburg 3. HAS PRELIMINARY At New York 7, St. Louis 3. PRE-MEDICAL WORK TRIAL Fblt MURDER. At Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 7. AT ROLLINS COLLEGE (By Tho A iio clita d F rail) At Philadelphia 1, Chicago 0. UNDER PROF. CAMPBELL BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Aug. 24.Prof. Roy J .Campbell has been ap­ No weapon was found about the body Southern Association. * At Little Rook 2-2, N. Orlcnns 7-4. pointed to the chair o f Biology nt of Father Coyle when ho was shot by Rollins College. Ho will teach Rev. Edwin Stephenson, August 11, At Birmingham 0, Atlanta 15. courses in Biology, Bacteriology, according to W. W. Otto, tho first * Memphis 9, Mobile 3. Embryoolgy, Invertebrate Anatomy, witness nttodny’s preliminary trial of At Nnshvillo 4, Chnttanoogn 3. Analytical Chemistry, etc., in general the minister charged with tho murder the scientific work needed by pre- of n Cntholic priest. Ot£a wns ono American Assodiation. tho first persons to reneh tho priest medical students. At S t Paul 0, Toledo 0. after ho wnB shot. Professor Campbell is a graduate At Kansns City 11, Louisville 10, lie had often made the statement o f Bates/College, Maine, and has At Minneapolis 9. Columbus 10. thnt ho “ wishorl the whole Catholic taken graduate work in Hurvard At Mnhvnukco 3, Indianapolis 0. University nnd in tho Massachusetts institution whh in hell," nnd had made Institute o f Technology, having u C. frequent threats ngalnst tho life of International Longue., P. H., degree from both institutions. Coyle, necording to tho testimony of At Buffnlo 4, Jersey City 3. He hns been a ninstructor in Bates Mrs. Ruth Stephenson Gussmnn, At Toronto 11, Newark 5. College and in Tufts Medical School, daughter;of Stephenson. At Syrncuso 3, Baltimore 7. am] cornea to Rollins well prepared DENVER & RIO~GRANDE At Rochester 0, Reading 2. fo r tho work o f tho Department of TRAIN HAS WRECK Biologgy. INJURYING MANY. Virginia League. At Nowport News 2, Tnrboro 3. (By Thi AiiooUW d F r ill) STATE OF SIEGE IN NICARAGUA A t Suffolk 3, Norfolk 4. GRAND JUUNOTION, Col., Aug. At Richmond 10, Rock Mount 3. SAN JUAN, Del SUR, Nicaragua, 24.— An engineer wnB killed and X At Wilson 8, Portsmouth 5. August 24.— Tho government has Is- twenty-flvo passengers woro injjured when tho Denver & Rio Grando pas­ sued a decree of n state of slogo Piedmont Lecngue. senger train was -wrecked thirteen throughout tho republic. Tho disturb­ miles oast o fhoro early today. A At Grcormboro 11, Raleigh 15. ed condition In tho northern depart­ small bridge wns washed out nnd the A t High Point 5, Durham 2. ments-is given as the reason. At Danville 5, Winston-Snlem 1. train plunged into a creek. WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— Because of the opposition of Senator Lodge, WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY one of the delegates to the disarma­ Lnkeland at Tampa. ment conference, Senator Harrison, Orlando at Daytona. Democrat, Mississippi, yesterday with­ St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. drew his amendments directing the American delegation to demand open HOW T HEY ST AiND sessions. Sen, Harrison, declared, Pet. L W however, that he would bring up the 35 Orlando ........... ........G7 .057 question again in a separate resolu­ .530 ........53 47 tion and hoped that Senator Lodge Tampa . .529 48 Lakeland ......... would see fit to support it. .451 50 40 Daytona .......... 10 50 .451 St. Petersburg WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— Demand ........ 40 .384 Jacksonville .... 04 by the United States for open sessions o f tlie disarmament conference could Y ESTKit DAY’ S R US UI.TS not he construed ns an insult to the Florida State League representatives of foreigns nations, At Jacksonville 4, St. Petersburg 2. Senator Harrison, Democrat, of MisAt Tnninn 0-2, Lakeland 1-5. aissippi, declared in the senate yester­ At Daytona 2, Orlando 0, day in support of his proposnl that the American delegates use every ef­ South Atlantic Association fort to prevent secret deliberations, At Charleston 2, Greenville 1. The issue was brought to the front At Chnrlotte 1-1, Columbia 8-7. by the senator’s amendment to n At Augusta 5-4, Spartanburg 7-3. bill appropriating $200,000 for ex­ penses of the conference directing the delegates named by President Hard­ ing to work for public sessions. "This amendment does not mean that congress is attempting to bring to bear any influence upon the confer­ ence \xcept through its own represen­ tatives," Senator Harrison said. Referring to the secrecy at Ver­ sailles, the senator said the Far Eastern questions to lie taken ill* hero in November related to Shnntung, Yap, the open door in China, and pos­ sibly the Japan alien land problem, ull o f which he added, have been dis­ cussed openly in the senate for years. Ho insisted the public should bo in­ formed from day to day of all discus­ sion of naval reduction by the United States and the other nations partici­ pating, Senator Watson, Democrat, of Geor* gin, opposed public sessions o f the conference, contending thnt “ in the very\nnture of things some negotia­ tions must he conducted in private." He Haiti grand nnd petty juries meet in secret and that the books ot the Bi­ ble, the writing of the constitution nnd -tlie Declaration of Independence nnd the selection of George Washing­ ton ns commander-in-chief, were nil dune behind dosed doorB. THE STAR TO-DAY Peoples Bank of Santord % X “ GOOD WOMEN” WILL PLEASE ALL THE MOVIE FANS FLASHES OF ACTION Recording the Heroic Achieve­ ments of the American soldiers from the moment they boarded the transports bound for France until the Germans and their cohorts were humbled and 6ued for peace. LOOK FOR Y O U R BOYS You will see him in the training Camp .or on the transport, or on the field of battle or on Uncle Sam’s big ships. The greatest picture ever shown and the only opportunity you will have of seeing it., Benefit Campbell-Lossing Post American' Legion Princess Theatre AFTERNOON’ AND EVENING * _ i | Wednesday, August 2 4 ADMISSION 25 A N D " 50 CENTS * \ �TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1921 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS COLONIAL MAZDA LAMPS, FIXTURES, HEATING APPLIANCES, AND Sl/f>PLIES PHONE 442 and especially on Aug­ ust 26th, we want you to keep cool and com­ fortable and you can do this by patronizing— 111-PARK AVE Sanford, Florida D e live re d Seminole County Bar Association • tight & M a g e e OMOBILES ■ - - BATTERIES Sanford, Florida # T. E. Wilson.... ...:.............. President Schelle Moines Secretary-Trensurer mon J. J. Dickinson John Leonordy E. F. Housholder Geo. G. Herring ..... Jrnarmacy Geo. A. DeCottes A. K. 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A high standard construction is of ns EACH Other Big Specials in Every Department, for this Big Day HAYNES & RATLIFF Mnke Our Store Your Headquarters (Ladies’ Rest Room, 2nd Floor) Make Our Store Your Headquarters in\e everything in the line o f Hardware, nrm nK Implements, Paints and Oils, Refrigera’ reezers, Fishing Tnckle, Sporting Goods. —— COME AN D SEE US— ------11,1 ' V111 the Goods Right nnd the Prices Right BALL HARDWARE COMPANY When the Educational Committee of tho Woman’s Club took up the question of providing a simplo hot school lunch to serve for a nominal sum they soon realized that it would be more o f a problem hero than in the systems investigated in Orange county. Other places had a room or building thnt could be adapted for tho purpose of preparing and serving. Sanford schools already congested, had no possiblo room, and the local board, with prob­ lems o f their own, could not spnre money to build such. However, the local board has given $300 towards our scheme and the finest moral support and endorsement. We need about $1,500, and tried to raise the greater part of this by small do­ nations canvassed in our school district. We are still far from our goal, but our school must do as much for our children ns hns been shown to bo right and proper, hence this BIG DAY FOR SAN­ FORD, with good business all day, and fcood fun at night. Every dollar you spend or pay in business with our Advertisers means something to us in our work as our merchants nro giving us percent­ ages in many instances and in others have prom­ ised donations. The money all stays at home, for we believe in fostering our own institutions, and we believe in Sanford. PRINTERS— OFFICE OUTFITTERS Phone 340 All transactions in a retail grocery business are divided Into threo groups, requiring three kinds of service. First, chnrgo and delivery, this transaction is the most expensive both for tho merchant and tho customer, requiring as it does, telephone, bookkeeper, gas and upkeep of tho truck. Second, is tho customer who comes to the store, has his merchandise charged but carries his goods home with him, eliminating n pnrt of the expense. Third, is tho customer who pnys cash nnd car­ ries his goods homo with him, thus eliminating all oxpenso of charge nnd delivery. • , R is sftlf-ovldent that there should bo somo distinction between the three classes of service. Recognizing this fact I have adopted tho following plan without changing present prices: FIRST:— All goods priced on a charge and delivery basis. SECOND:— Customers charging goods but delivering same will bo discounted 2%. T H I R D :Customers paying cash for goods and delivering same will be discounted 5%. Till f APPLIES TO ALL ORDERS OF $1.00 OU MORE EFFECTIVE . M ON D AY, AUGUST 22ND « » • Deane Turner • W elaka Building �___ F ■; Ma*; »if? J* > . $ •••;. T H E SANFORD D AILY H ER A LD , W ED NESDAY, AUGUST 24 ,1 9 2 1 PAGE S IX L Store n n You can generally judge the standard of a store by the merchandise it sells, just as you can determine the character of a man by the eompanf he keeps :: :: :: • • • 11 It • What then, is your verdict of a shop like ours that offers merchandise of the quality ex­ pressed by so famous a line as Manhattan Shirts? We sell them, as well as every other high type article of Men’s wear :: :: 11 11 « Sanford Shoe & SENATOR ASKS OPEN SESSION ON DISARMING * * * * * * * * Clothing Co. * * * * : SPORT WORLD * * * * * * * * * * * * * l COMPANY C OF W . PALM BEACH LEADING FIELD * JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 24.— Com­ pany C, West Palm Beach, led all the field Monday in the rifle competition being staged at Camp Johnston for the Tnlinfcrlo trophy. This company’s score was 788 points. Company K, Orlando, was second with 714 points. Compnny I, Tarpon Springs was thrid with 052 points. Company F, Jacksonville, wns sev­ enth with a score of 022. Twelve teams, representing units of the Floridn National Guard, are com ­ peting for the cup. The winner of the trophy will he decided Tuesday When the (UK) and 1,000 yard ranges are o f the disarmament conference could Y EST ER DAY’S KES U LTS shot. A number of changes in stand­ ro t he construed as an insult to the Florida State League ing may take plnco Tuesday night representatives of forcigns nations, At Jacksonville 4, St. Petersburg 2. since the last targets are the hardest. Senator Harrison, Democrat, of M is-1 At Tampa 0-3, Lakeland 1-5. Following are the complete scores ttissippi, declared in the senate yester­ At Daytona 2, Orlando (1 . of the teams at the close of Monday's day in support of his proposal that firing: tho American delegates use every ef­ South Atlnntic Association Co. C, West Palm Beach .................788, fort to prevent secret deliberations. At Charleston 2, Greenville 1. Co. K, Orlando ................................. 714 The issue was brought to the front At Chnrlotto 1-1, Columbia 8-7. Co. I, Tarpon Springs ................... 052 by tho senator’s amendment to a At Augusta 5-4, Spartanburg 7-3. Co. II, Lake City ................... ff..fl37 bill appropriating $200,000 for ex­ Co. G, Starke ................................... 030 penses of the conference directing the American I/Cnguc Co. B, Miami ................................... 038 delegates named by President Hard­ At Cleveland 1, New York 0. Co. F, Jacksonville ..........1............... 022 ing to work for public sessions. At Detroit 12, Washington 3. Co. I), Sanford ............................... 490 "This amendment does not menu At St. Louis 2, Boston lb, Co. I, Warn-lull a ............................... 500 that congress is attempting to bring At Chicago 6, Philadelphia 0. Co. A, Daytona ............................... 555 to hear any influence upon the confer­ Service Co., St. Augustine and ence tyteept through its own represen­ SPORTS Hastings ....................................... 540 tatives," Senator Harrison said. National League. Hendquarturs Co., St. Petersburg..480 Referring to the secrecy at Ver­ At Boston 4, rittshurg 3. sailles, tho senator said the Par At New York 7, St. Louis 3. PRE-MEDICAL WORK Eastern questions to be taken up At Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 7. AT ROLLINS COLLEGE here in November related to Shantung, At Philadelphia 1, Chicago 0. UNDER PROF. CAMPBELL. Yap, the open door in China, and pos­ sibly the Japan alien laud problem, all of which he added, have been dis­ Prof. Roy .1 .Campbell has been ap­ Southern Assoc in Hon. ' cussed openly in the senate for yenrs, At Little Rock 2-2, N. Orleans 7-4. pointed to the chair o f Biology at Hu insisted the public should be in­ Rollins College. He will bench At Birmingham 0, Atlanta IB. formed from day to day of all discus­ courses in Biology, Bacteriology, * Memphis 0, Mobile 8. sion of naval reduction by the United Embryoolgy, Invertebrate Anatomy, At Nashville 4, Chnttnnoogn 3. States and tho other nations partici­ Analytical Chemistry, etc., in general pating. the scientific work needed by preAmerican Assodialion. Senator Watson, Democrut, of Geormcdicnl students. At St. Paul (1, Toledo 0, * gia, opposed public sessions of the Professor Cnmpbell Is a graduate At Kansas City 11, Louisville 10. conference, contending that "in the o f Bntcs ■'College, Mai no, and has At Minneapolis 0. Columbus 10. very\nature of things some negotia­ taken graduato work in Harvard At Mulwnukoe 3, Indianapolis 0. tions must he conducted in private." University and in tho Massachusetts Hu said grand and petty Juries meet Institute of Technology, having o C. International lon gu e.. In secret and that the books ot tho Bi­ P. II., degree from both institutions. At Buffalo 4, Jersey City 3. ble, the writing of the constitution Ho has been n ninstructor in Bates At Toronto 11, Newark 5. and -the Declaration of Independence College and In Tufts Medical School, and the selection of George Washing­ At Syracuse 3, Baltimore 7. and comes to Rollins well prepared ton as commander-in-chief, were all At Rochester 0, Rending 2. for tho work o f the Department o f done behind closed dootH, Biologgy. Virginia League. SOCIETY WEDDING At Newport N cwh 2, Tnrboro 3. STATE OF SIEGE IN NICARAGUA At Suffolk 3, Norfolk 4. Eight o’clock Friday evening, Au­ At Richmond 10, Rock Mount 3. SAN JUAN, Del SUR, Nicaragua, gust 20, 1921, at tho foot o f l ’ nrk At Wilson 8, Portsmouth 5. August 24.—Tho government has Is­ avenue. No cards will ho issued, but # tho presents of tho public will |bo sued a decree of a state of slogo Piedmont Lceague. rM cordially welcomed. Watch for one throughout tho republic. Tho disturb­ At Grconshoro 11, Raleigh 15. moro announcement. ed condition in the northern departAt High Point 5, Durham 2. ments-is given ns the reason. At Danville 5, WinBton-Salcm 1. T E T A D A ttT HERALD W ANT AD. WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— Because o f the opposition of Senator Lodge, WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY one o f the delegates to the disnrmnLakeland at Tnmpn. uient conference, Senator Harrison, Orlando at Daytona. Democrat, Mississippi, yesterday with­ St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. drew his amendments directing the American delegation to demand open HOW THEY STAND sessions. Sen. Harrison, declared, Pet. L W however, that he would bring up tho ...........07 Orlando ......... 35 .057 question again in a separate resolu­ .530 47 tion and hoped that Senator Lodge 48 .529 54 Lakeland ■would see fit to support it. .451 50 40 Daytona ......... .451 no 40 WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— Demand St. Petersburg 04 .384 by the United States for open sessions Jacksonville .............40 NEW ROBERTSON-COLE PRODUC­ TION DIRECTED BY OASNIER TELLS AN EXCELLENT STORY VIOLA D A N A in Robortson-Colo has presented film fans with n new master photoplay in "Good Women," tho new super-special production which will be the nttrnc- j tion at tho Star Theatre Fridny and I Saturday. Tho new picture is tho Also a Two-part Comedy screen udnptntion o f an original story, "Good Women," written by C. Gard­ ner Sullivan, the prominent novelist and scenario writer. Not only hns it this stamp of approval, but RobcrtTomorrow— Geo. D. Baker Production Bon-Colo placed ft still higher vulue upon it when thoy turned tho manu­ “Without Limit” ; also a Comedy script over to Louis J. Gnsnier to direct. The director o f the famous "Kismet" with Otis Skinner, has turn­ ed out another excellent production. "Good Women" presents n vital, compelling drama in which tho eter­ nal clash of men nnd women against tho rules of convention laid down by an incxornble social system, forms tho central ^heme.. Wo huvo among tho Havo you ever been "caught short of cash” when touring and ben chnrnctera tho woman whoso conduct -embarrassed at hotels, garages and shops by the more or less unwd. places her In tho good woman class come attitude toward your personal checks? nnd the other who, declaring thnt her You can enjoy your trip, free from anxiety regarding money mat. life is her own to live ns sho scos^fit, ters If you keep yourself supplied with thoso self-identifying, everysneers at convention nnd becomes a where-accoptcd, safe, convenient Cheques for travelers. social outcast. There is n rnthcr strong lesson in "Good Women" but it is in no sense a preachment. The production is mndo rent and sin­ cere through tho earnest efforts of tho African powerful cast chosen to portray the *> A. B. A. Banker* CHEQUES various characters. Rosemnry Thcby, Association whoso dark, vivacious beauty nnd WE SELL THEMsterling histrionic ability have made her one of the foremost actresses of the silent drnnm, is an outstanding figure in the role of Kntherino BrinkFARMERS FLOOD MARKETS ly depressed an overburdened n«| ley, nn orphaned heiress, with a dan­ WITH GRAIN, STOCKS. kct." gerous contempt for nil things con­ ventional. CHICAGO/ August ,24.— Farmers LEGION MEN MAKE Hamilton Revollo, prominent on tho flooded livestock nnd grain mnrkcts VISIT TO OLD SHELL stage and screen nnd whose ability ns o f tho country today with heavy ship­ HOLES IN AlitiO.NNl a thespinn helped itinko "Kismet” the ments, despito warnings from com­ wonderful photoplay that it is, is RIIEIMS, France, Aug. :M.—Mgl seen opposite Miss Theby in the char­ mission dealers o f demoralized mnrkots. members o f thu American Ltpil acter of Nicolai Hroucvitch, brilliant delegation left tho main party onthl Lenders in the livestock and grain Russian pianist nnd social lion, who trip over tho battlefields after AI ninrkctB told tho United Press that encourages Katherine in her folly. Ho is typical of the man who is willing they believed tho situation wns mere­ ceremony nt Verdun yesterday tonj to light the flnmo fo r tho moth, but ly temporary and would have no se­ i t “ my old shell holo" in the who is careful, nevertheless, to see rious influence on business in gen­ gonno. The Americans on the pussed through Montfuucun, I(< thnt hs own wings remain unscorchod. eral. Tho story is an excellent one of in­ Frank W. Waddell, vice president no and Vnrennos on their wey trigue. Gnsnlor hns brought out plain­ nnd director o f Armour and Com­ Rhoims. ly tho folly of declaring thu conven­ pany, reassured business men nnd At tho Domngne cemetery, *b tions useless. The happiness that producers in nn oxelusivo statement several thousnnd Americans are I comes through decency stands out in to tho United Press, saying there wns led, tho Leglonars held a special i strong relief. Besides Rosemary Tho- nothing to cause nlnrm in the mnrket vice, School children from Ven by and Hamilton Rcvcllc, the cast in­ situation. nnd tho countryside brought (1a« cludes Irene Blnckwcll, Earl Schenck, Ono groupc, headed by Frnnklbf] "It is true prices have fallen," William P. Carlton, Arthur Stuart Waddell said, "but thnt Is Inrgely duo Oiler, first national command*!* i Hull, Rhea Mitchell am) Eugenie 1Jes­ to tho fact thnt fnrmors hnvo made tho American Legion, accomp se re r. unusually largo shipments o f their Marshal Foch to Gorcy where stocks nnd grains, despito warnings American Legion service was Railroads to Operate to tho contrary from dealers nnd over the grnvo of the marchal'sKtl commission men. First Through Train "In the face o f wnrnings to ship­ Tho psychologists say dream I to Florida Resorts pers, advising they hold their stocks merely suppressed desires. The for n few days or until surpluses of sur’H dreams must he pleasant. ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 24.— W. inferior stocks hnd been cleaned up, A. Heckler, passenger traffic manager packers and commission; men this Don’ t be too hard on creditor! i of tho Southern Railway, horo yester­ week hnvo been confronted with nn times like these. Let all things k| day on business, announced that be­ excessive run of stock which nnturnl- dunned decently nnd in order. ginning November 0, the Southern nnd E N JO Y Y O U R TRIP Peoples Bank o f Sanford % m 1i i THE STAR TO-DAY “ Cinderella’s Twin” ' How “GOOD WOMEN” WILL PLEASE ALL THE MOVIE FANS the Seaboard railways will operate a through train from Cincinnati to St. Petersburg, the first through train from the ,\Vest to go to Floridn re­ sorts. It will enrry through sleepers from Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, St. Louis nnd Louisville. Tho train will be op­ erated over a new route by way of Hnntpton, Florida, nnd will cut tho running time from Cincinnati here three hours. It is to bo cnlod the Su­ wannee Special. The train leaves Cin­ cinnati in the ently evening. FLASHES OF A C M Recording the Heroic Achieve­ ments of the American soldiers from the moment they boarded the transports bound for France until the Germans and their cohorts were humbled and Sued for peace, REV. STEPHENSON HAS PRELIMINARY * TRIAL Ft)R MURDttR. (By Tho Aitoclitsd Prou) BIRMINGHAM, Ain., Aug. 24.— No weapon was found about the body of Father Coyle when he was shot by Rev. Edwin Stephenson, August 11, according to W. W. Otto, tile first witness nttodny’s preliminary trial of tho minister charged with the murder o f a Catholic priest. Otfo wns one tho first persons to reach tho priest after ho was shot. He hnd often made the statement thnt ho "wished the whole Catholic institution whh in hell," nnd hnd niado frequent thrents against the life of Coyle, according to tho testimony of Mrs. Ruth Stephenson Gussman, daughter'of Stephenson. LOOK FOR YOUR BOYHj You will see him in the training Camp .or on the transport, or on the field of battle or on Uncle Sam’s big ships. The greatest picture ever shown and the only opportunity you will have of seeing it., Benefit Campbell-Lossing Post American' Legion __________________________________________________________________ _____________ •_______________ DENVER & RIO GRANDE TRAIN HAS WRECK INJURYING MANY. t « » Princess Theatre (B y Tht A u ocl*t«d F rau ) GRAND JUUNCTION, Col., Aug. 24.— An engineer was killed and Z twenty-five passengers were injjurod whon tho Donver & Rio Grnndo pas­ senger train was -wrecked thirteen milen east o fhcre early today, A small bridge wns washed out nnd tho i i train plunged into n creek. AFTERNOON* AND EVENING I Wednesday, *'ji*i AI * August 2 **\ ADMISSION 25* A N D 50 CENTS • 9 , �. , ,• Vf , •. v . J fm * * •( ►\ s .W y/»" . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WED! ifen *lY*Vrt mBm; ►AY, AUGUST 24, 1221 page ra n i In the J^Ionth Gillon & Fry o f A u gu st ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS COLONIAL MAZDA LAMPS, FIXTURES, HEATING APPLIANCES, AND SUPPLIES PHONE 442 and especially on Aug­ ust 26th, we want you to keep cool and com­ fortable and you can do this by patronizing— 111-PARK AYE. Sanford, Florida $795.00 \ Delivered i ig h t & OMOBILES - - - BATTERIES Sanford, Florida Seminole County Bar Association • • 03 T h e U nion T. E. Wilson.... Schelle • Maines.. J. J. Dickinson John Leonardy E. F. Housholder Geo. G. Herring Geo. A. DeCottes A. K. Powors .......Pharm acy - Cold Drinks, Ice Cream, Drugs . and Sundries • Specials for One Day Steel F ilin g Cabinet ...for... I V 1500 piecos of the best quality brand ALU M ­ $43.50 INUM W EA R , guaranteed for 20 years. Roasters, Boilers, Frying Pans, Tea Pots, Steamers and Double Boilers, all specially priced for this one day. (See window) SPECIAL, ONE D AY A remarkable value for this four-draw­ er Steol Cabinet. A high standard of construction is as­ sured by the namo, EACH Other Big Specials in Every Department, for this Big Day Step in and see it, or phone us Yowell Company ,: HAYNES & RATLIFF 'W Make Our Store Your Headquarters (Ladies’ Rest Room, 2nd Floor) PRINTERS— OFFICE OUTFITTERS 115 Park Ave. hen in Sanford Make Our Store Your Headquarters le have everything in the lino o f Hardware, prm nK Implements, Paints and Oils, Refrlgera| ’ I rcezer8. Fishing Tackle, Sporting Goods. COME AN D SEE US— ------311 Will lind the Goods Right and the Prices Right ball h a r d w a r e COMPANY Educational Committee of Woman’s Club - -i «l * AmhKW.-. Phone 340 Solution o f an What This Is All About When the Educational Committee of the Woman’s Club took up the question o f providing a simple hot school lunch to serve for a nominal sum they soon realized that it would be more o f a problem here than in the systems investigated in Orange county. Other places had a room or building that could be adapted for tho purpose of preparing and serving. Sanford schools already congested, had no possible room, und the local board, with prob­ lems of their own, could not spare money to build such. Howev.er, the local board has given $300 towards our scheme and the finest moral support and endorsement. We need nbout $1,500, and tried to raise the greater part o f this by small do­ nations canvassed in our school district. We are still far from our goal, but our school must do as much for our children as has been shown to bo right and proper, hence this BIG DAY FOR SAN­ FORD, with good business all day, and fcood fun at night. Every dollar you spend or pay in business with our Advertisers means something to us in our work as our merchants are giving us percent­ ages in many instances and in others have prom­ ised donations. The money all stays at home, for we believe in fostering our own institutions, and we believe in Sanford. < W t£&rfee£ Old Problem Ail transactions in a retail grocery bi groups, requiring three kinds of service. FI rat .ch arge and’ delivery, this transaction s tho most expensive both for tho merchant and tho cuatomor, requiring ns it docs, telephone, bookkeeper, gas and upkeep of tho truck. Second, is tho customer who comes to tho storo, has his merchandise charged hut carries his goods homo with him, eliminating a part of the expense. Third, is tho customer who pays cash and car­ ries his goods homo with him, thus eliminating all expense o f chanro and delivery. ° It is solf-evldent that thoro should bo somo distinction between tho three classes of service. Recognising this fact I havo adopted tho following plan without chnnging present prices: « FIRST:— All goods priced on n charge and delivery basis. SECOND:— Customers charging goods but delivering same will he discounted 2%. THIRD:— Customers paying cash for goods and delivering same will be discounted &%. TIII£ APPLIES TO ALL ORDERS OF $1.00 OR MORE EFFECTIVE • M ONDAY, AUGUST 22ND t , Deane Turner W elaka Building * �m-v pv ; mV-: J i.C T ■ K ' !. THE PAOB FOUR • DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, ItS l \» Extra Special T o d a y Make This Store Your Headquarters 500 PAIRS LADIES 50c LISLE HOSE, Black, Brown and White 19c f i •* |'>1 lcntL\ • 1 ■ BATHING SUITS FOR THE ENTIRE , FAM ILY 1-2 Price o f Sanford, Florida W e are ready for school with a complete line of Boys’ Clothing: and Boys’ and Girls’ all-leather C apital.....................................$50,000. School Shoes at the new low Surplus and Profits....... ......$70,000.(1 prices. It will pay you to see us Total Resources over $1,300,000.0( before buying. HI/,' 03 .4f. *, STRAW HATS 1-2 Price OVER TH IR TY YEARS SWEET-ORR OVERALLS $1.79 Perkins & Britt “ The Store That is Different” OF Hardware and Lumber Company HOW W o o d r u ff-W a ts o n THE STORE OF QUALITY SANFORD In business at the same place since 1887 FLORIDA Just Received MILL- K N O W IN G A Big D A ll for the BeneS Shipment Hart Shaffner i & Marx and Society Brand Clothes in Herring bone and pin stripes. See the new models for fall in our windows. See Us for Service, Quality and Trice Sanford Shoe Clo. Co. Program, Fi A t 7 o’clock a Big New England A t 7<:30, Special Musical Programl “ ALL THE A t 8 o’CIock a popular young cou] the pomp and ceremony of a society man. A brief reception will follow thei A t 9 o’CIock the Street Dance will’ the best dancers. This program entirely under ausj Club.” In case of rain the dance will and Mrs. Campbell. _______________1 _ _________________SOI Hnm Sandwiches ................,.......... Potato S a la d .................................... Baked Beans .................................... The Home o f Hart SchafTner & Marx und Society Brnnd Clothes Ice Cold Drinks Ice Cream \ * * —1'■ SPE C IA L AS LONG AS IT LASTS ONE POUND 60c Value Nothing Special Every Day in the Year Two packs 25c EVER HEAR OF BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY S IN SANFORD? To offer you on August 26th, but we offer you the best of Bank­ ing Facilities CASCADE LINEN ENVELOPES TO MATCH — • < Well we are going to make ourselves I to everybody in this section by . „»i Showing the Classiest Line of Ladies to-Wear and Millinery that can seen anywhere » * ' Come in and see us when you come to Sanford. Investigate our Savings Department Of course you are coming to Sanfortl 26th, and when here drop in and call* ’cause we surely want to meet y°5l Peoples Bank BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY S B ow er & Tpum illat PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS —W e Make Our Own Ice Cream— of Sanford “ WHERE STYLE REIGNS" 307 East First St. Opposite Ford SerV*<*j �jm m 1 9 D AILY HERALD, WEDNE8DA' A Conservative Bank With Progressive Ideas rM lN U T * M AN S I) nd Hupmobilt !• , -t ■'*. * t WE CARRY THE PARTS \j ktly used enrs at the right prices and terms to suit. L , jnnke. if you want to trade, bring us your car. Though proud of our long record of pust achievements in assisting in the development of a GREATER SAN­ FORD, we are particularly proud that the vision which prompted our policies in the past becomes more inten­ sive the older we grow. Progressive Institutions are created by Progres­ sive Individuals. Become a factor in the progress of Sanford by opening an account with— Lngive you terms on new or u#ed cars, one-third and I h A I Shoe Store • J li BARGAIN D A Y , AUGUST 26TH Sales and Service • F A M IL Y Ladies’ or Growing Girl’s Canvns Oxford, low heel, leather sol°« ^Plenty of time to wear canvas yet. QPj Was $4.25, at Men’s Elk Work Shoe— full leather and a good light work shoe for most any job. Was ^~ — selling for $4.50, at ..................................................... Men’s Black Kid Shoe for Dress or work. Was selling for $5.00,— Ladies’s Chocolate Oxford, military heel. Was sell­ ing for $6.00. Men’s White Canvas Oxford, (^ j was selling for $5.00, now one-half, balance ten monthly payments Lndies’ one-strap Slipper or Lace Oxford, with military or Baby Lou heel. Fine grade reign skin. Was $7.50 and $6.50. Men’s canvas oxford with black leather trim, (P i Q r Goodyear rubber heel. Was selling at $7.50, at....... best equipped repair shop and the best mechanics in this viefnity * jmo, United States, Goodrich and Michelln Tires nnd Tubes. Storngc Batteries, Gas and Oil. Full line o f Accessories T he Seminole County Reduction on nil Children’s Canvns Shoes or Oxfords in stock. fO * WE CARRY MEN’S HOSIERY AND SHOE POLISHES iBank... riKST NATIONAL ‘A financial institution with a successful past and a SANFORD, FLA. I’nrk Avc. young man’s vision of the future” THE ANNEX 11 L. P. McCuller M obleys “ THAT’S BANK NAME” Fancy Groceries le Sanford Schools ig, August 2 6 fed out of doors, opp. the Court House. IBand. Phone 277 and 278 When you want' anything in Drugs, School Books, Supplies, Stationery, etc. 11— 51 CLOVER HILL BUTTER BALLARD Is A LOVER” }d in front of the Court House with all msic—beautiful girls— gallant groom’s Huyler’s, Wiley’s and Whit­ man’s Candies. the evening cash prizes will be given to [cational Committee of the Woman’s ildez Hotel, through the courtesy of Mr. NU------------------------------------------------I GOOD THINGS TO EAT .......................................................... 05c 05c ........................................ 10c 11 --- 11 OBELISK --11 RICHELIEU CANNED GOODS 11--- 11 COFFEE 11 ---11 PREMIER SALAD DRESSING 11 11— n PREMIE RSALAD Mobley's 11 1,000 “ TH AT’S THE FLOUR N AM E” --- 11 DRESSING GUARANTEED KILLER ROACH In fitint o f the court house v e r y d a y Sale D ay W ith Us |ut we will give an Ktra 1° per cent disjunt on Cash Sales laturday^August 26 In every line of merchan­ dise there is always some­ thing good— next to this, there is something better— but always there is some one line that is known to be the best, and this line becomes recognized ns the standard. The “ Just ns Good” article nearly always loses a friend for the merchant who sells it. We carry only standard line goods, recognized ns the best, and don’t try to sell you some­ thing that’s an experiment— fo catted “ Just as Good." We have a Complete Line to select from inford Furniture Co. Corner First and M agnolia >eer & Son "Just As Good!” Gala D ay Shirt W aists SILK A M ) VOILE W ash Skirts ItEDUCEl) It pays you to buy this way — in this way you buy satis­ faction— and it costs you less. W ight Bros. Co. “ There’s a Man at the Curb to Serve You” *■ «•«l*v ^ . ■ I . 'i o y . , —! - '• J. . , ■' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 24, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 24, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 24, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/279abfc73980b71fb5e10fe0843fe646.pdf 53b2079876cc9c83714a1f564ce41e34 PDF Text Text r . . '» , i • IT . W • •/V~ M P 1 Sanford THB tt “City Substantial Sanford THB "City Substanlii I5T THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION -U i/. SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1921 VOLUME) II NUMBER 181 ----------------- PEACE t r e a t y is sig n ed BETWEEN U.S. AND GERMANY AUSTRIA ALSO COMES IN CEREMONY WAS NOT e s p e c ia l l y form al MASKED HAND ITS HOLD Ul* KATY FLYER GET HALF MILLION. (By Tb* A itte ltM Prtti) » TECHNICAL WAR BROUGHT TO END To Close Today Altho’ (lie Real War Stopped in 1918—Germans to Sign at 5 P. M. .7 41 ■ i'J OF THE GLANT DIRIGIBLE ZR-2 THAT COL­ GOVERNMENT CITIZENS ARM LAPSED OVER HULL, ENGLAND, WILL SEND TO MEET MINERS YESTERDAY MARCHING ON TROOPS MINGO GIVE UP HOPE OF ANY MORE SURVIVORS BEING FOUND IN WRECK DENNISON, Tex., Aug. 25.—‘Two masked bandits held up nnd robbed the midi car of tho Missouri, Kansas & Texas limit'd as it entered Den­ nison enrly today. The postal au­ URGENT APPEAL FROM WEST I.OOKS LIKE CLASH IN WEST thorities intimated that the loss might VIRGINIA GOVERNOR VIRGINIA COAL FIELDS reach half a million dollurs. FOR HELP AGAIN (By The Associated Press) NEW TREND IN MURDER CASE OF REV. STEPHENSON ' WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.—An ur­ gent appeal for federal troops to re­ store order and prevent further law­ lessness on the part of the striking miners in the Mingo coni fields was received today at the War Department iny The A»»ocl»ted Vttu) from Governor Morgan of West Vir­ VIENNA, Aug. 26.—The trea­ ginia. Morgan said one thousand sol­ ty of ponce between the United ARREST HUSBAND OF STEPHEN­ diers were needed. States und Austrlfl wrs -signed SON’S DAUGHTER AS SUS­ here yesterday nfternoon. PICIOUS CHARACTER The terms of the treaty are being withheld for the present by the foreign affairs committee of the parliament. The ceremony of signature was devoid of formality. Mr. Frazier, accompanied by Secre­ tary Shoecraft, arrived at the foreign office at 12:57 o’clock in the afternoon. They went im­ mediately to the chancelor s bu­ reau. where they were received by Chancellor Schober, nnd u few other officials. The document was in readiness and was signed at once. „ , , A brief and informal exchange of congratulations followed, Mr. Frazier saying tho occasion marked a vital step in the restor­ ation of peace, and expressing the hope that it would have a great moral as well as material effect upon Austria. Chancellor Schober, with ill-concealed emo­ tion voiced deep gratification up­ on the restoration of relations with the United States. (By Th« Associated Press) Withhold Issuance Medical Beer Decision, Pending Final Action BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 25.—Piedro Gussmun, whose marriage to Ruth Stephenson said to have caused the killing of Father James Coyle, a Catholic priest by the bride’s father, Rev. Edwin Stephenson, was arrested here today nnd held ns n suspicions person upon the request of Supt. Murtin, of the Peoria, III., police depart­ ment. WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.—A decis­ ion to withhold the issuance of medical beer regulations pending action on the proposed anti-beer legislation was reached today by Secretary Mellon in a conference with Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair. JAPAN ACCEPTS. NEGRO LYNCHED. TOKIO, Aug. 25.—Japan's accept­ ance of tho invitation of President Harding to pnrtlclpnto in the confer­ ence in Washington on Far Eastern questions, nnd disarmament, in No­ vember next, wnH forwnrded to Washington yesterday. COLUMBIA, S. C., Aug. 25.—Will Allen, negro, who yesterdny afternoon shot and killed Noah Frick, a white farmer of the Chapin section, of Lex­ ington county, wns lynched by n poBhoo of 150 men near Chapin at 2:05 o’clock. (By Tbs Assoclstsd Press) Disaster Brings Regrets From Official Circles and the Many Friends WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.—Expres­ BERLIN, Aug. 25.—Tho pence sions of deep regret were voiced by treaty, bringing to an end the government officials without excep­ technical state of w«l4 between tion over the explosion of the giant the United States and Germany dirigible ZR-2 with the heavy loss will la* signed at 5 o’clock this Iof American nnd British lives. Pride evening, it was officially »B- ! in the acquisition of the new queen *of the air uhd hopes of tremendous iiumiccd. development in military and commer­ cial aeronautics had lent interest to Congress Adjourns the proposed trans-Atlantic flight of For Vacation, Tak- . tho m llml,„.DUlll air lllr cruiser even ... British-built being Thirty Days yond that which it normally would (have aroused. i Dr Tb* AuocUUd Pr*u ) Latest advices to the navy depart­ WASHINGTON, Aug. 25—Sena­ ment indicated that of the seventeen tors and representatives generally members or of the the hnnu-picKeu hand-picked nmem-un Americnn ..................,................... ,....... * imembers won ;‘r- ’’laving Washington today * ° r |crew*0n ,;onnl (luring the test, only tiair loir vacation ns na result or of ccongress,..... o n g re ss,-- nil„rtnrilinH,„r QunrtormaBtcr Norman O. Walkdeclaring thirty days recess just beof Commerce, Texas, had survived, fore midnight dmght Inst last night. nicht. , Lomlon (ji„pntches, however, put the American loss at seventeen, declaring WANTS MEX. GOVERNMENT “every Americnn on ixinrd” was lost. TO HELP PUT DOWN REBELLION. “It is a torible thing,” was the sad comment of Secretary Donby as he <ny Th* Au o c UUd P r » u ) HI. PASO, Aug. 25.—Francis Co­ received cable dispatches giving de­ villa lias fled from his half million tails of the catastrophe. Mr. Denby immediately forwnrded acre ranch at Cnnutillo to Parrnl to to the British air ministry a message enlist aid of tho Mexican government oxpr6sHing the sympathy of the navy in putting down a revolt nmnng his followers, according to nn officer of department. “The navy department of the Unit­ the Mexican nrmy, who arrived nt ed States extends to the air ministry Janie* today from Pnrrnl, nnd the British navy deepest sym­ pathy in the appalling dlsnstcr to the SINN FEIN TO REFUSE ZR-2.” The message said: ‘‘‘Wo TERMS RUT STRIVE TO hope our renrly reports will prove ex­ CONTI N UE N EG OTIATTON 8 . aggerated as to loss of lifo.” Far from being discouraged by the DUBLIN, Aug. 25.—'fhe belief wns disaster, nnvnl aviation officials imexpressed last ................... night that —' tfco“ ----Dail mediately mcdintcly propareu prepared to nuun seek authority ... , ..... Kireu * ’ of the Lireunn s answer to the-proposnls of fnr construction of* n new ship ivmier Lloyd George for ponco In ZR-2 type In thtf United States. Ireland....... will«»beiviunui n refusal of tho terms, Hrry on; build and ui n»V tviiun, Wo wj|| will C carry nnd oper­ hut that the refusal will bo followed ate ns many ZR-2’s ns may be auth­ uitli arguments seeking to induce Mr. orized by congress,” Admiral William Moyd George to continuo negotia­ A. Moffot, chief of the nnvnl bureau tions. of aeronautics, said Inst night, “bo that these brave men may not imve lost their lives In vnin.” FRENCH LEADS. Other aviation officers, while great­ CLEVELAND, Aug. 25.—Emmet ly distressed, declared they had not They reiu h, of Youngstown, Ohio, captain lost fiiith In rigid airships. pointed out that Germany had built 0 t,u* American golf team that in­ ....... urltnln( le(| t|j0 flo]d nm, successfully o p e r a s nnd operated 1*10 ships of vaded Great Britain, led tho Hold in ‘ho first round of the open champion- 1similar design, mnny with only slight"hip of tho Western Golf association ly carrying enpaclty,.whllo Engnl n. . i . . ... . i t__ I i l uiv. lish constructors hnd turned mout six­ <“ Oakwood t4ub with a'remnrknblo teen. *cor° (,f 33*82—05, or fl uqdor par. Tho only serious accidents record­ ed against these, so far ns nnvnl files AUSTRIAN TREATY SIGNED. v . pxiv, . -------indicate, was tho wreck of nn cnily r.NNA, Aug. 25.—Tho treaty of Gorman Zeppelin over Lake Constance coco with the United Stales was'before tho wnr, nnd tho smashing, of knwl nt l o’clock yesterday nftor-’tho British R-3-1 when sho ran afoul °n’ (of her hnngnr. (By The Assoclstsd Press) LOGAN, W. V., Aug. 25.—About 500 Logan county citizens were under arms here at daybreak prepared to hurry to the Boone county border where it is reported a pnrty of men are marching from Mnrmct to Mingo county as a protest against mnrtial law there about cross boundary. Murching on Mingo Six Thousand Men Sny They Will Fight RACINE, W. Vn., Aug. 25.—A crowd of men estimated at five or six thousand reached here this morning from Mnrmct where they have been camping. Many openly snld they were marching to Mingo county where mar­ tial law was declared several months ago by Governor Morgan nnd is still in force. They apparently are with­ out lenders and straggled into town,’ although the compact body held to the main highway. CONSTABLE HELD. RICHMOND, Vn., Aug. 25— J. C. Cnuthorn, Hanover county constable, is scheduled to nppenr before Magis­ trate Heath, in Ashland, Vn., tomor­ row to answer to the charge of violat­ ing the prohibition law. Navigating* Officer Lieut. A. H. Wann Says Most of the Crew Were Killed in the Explosion Which Followed Buckling and Snapping of Girders (By Tho Asocinted Press) HULL, England, Aug. 25.— (By the Associated Press)—Div­ ers began today nt dawn to explore the fire twisted wreck of the ZR-2. Only one Americnn, Norma Walker, nnd four British, sur­ vived the disaster. All hope tlint there might be other survivors wns given up during the night. The wreckage fell in the river only two hundred feet from the shore nnd six carriages in which m ost of the airship personnel were riding, sank immediately to the bot­ tom of the Humber river. The men would have little chance of esenpe after the dirigible struck the water. The body of Lieut. Charles Little, American officer, is nt the hospital where he died of burns. The body of Lieut. Marcus Easterly wns nt the morgue. Harbor officials today expressed the doubt that many of the bodies would be recovered unless they were held fast in the wrccknge or were imprisoned in the gondolas ns it is feared the tide and the swift current would carry them away. * Most of the British nnd Americnn members of the crew of tho dirigible were killed by the explosion which followed the buckling tv! and snapping of girders amidship, declared Flight Lieut. A. H. Wann, in command of the craft ns navigating officer at the time of the disaster in a statement to the Associated Press today. Wann said the ship had run beautifully nt sixty knots nn hour and he had reduced the speed to fifty when there came a violent cracking sound. He thought several girders had broken. Lieut. Hoyt, of Clearwater, Fla., Unaccounted For! K u K lu xK lan Speaks Regarding: the Anonymous Letter Writer and Runs True to Form The following letter was received by the Herald this morning and we are glad to reproduce it as it follows out yur former explanation in the fullest: August 23rd, 1921. Mr. R. J. Holly, Editor Sanford Herald. Dear Sir: • I just read in today’s Herald on article concerning an anonymous letter sent your paper and purporting to be sent by Ku Klux Klan. Seminole County being within the territory covered by my Klan, I feel it encumbent upon nie to explain briefly re‘ garding the Klan. I will appreciate you giving this letter publicity through your paper in fairness to us. The Ku Klux Klan has not, and will not, send anybody any written notice with authority of the Klan, and should anyone, either n member or nn outsider send n notice under this cloak, I will assure you that such party found guilty of this contemptible work, will receive prompt and deserving action by us. I will further state that all necessary notices given from my Klan are given PERSONALLY. I find this method highly effective and seldom if ever leaves any doubt in the mind of any man receiving our attention, as to wheth­ er or not the K. K. K. or some outsider with a personal grudge has called. We are organized on the highest principals of American Ideals, a man MUST lie 1(10',: American to be a Klansman. We are here to assist the officers of the law in its enforce­ ment, we do not discriminate against a man because of his color or creed. Every man. be he white or black, as long as ho Is a law-abiding citizen, will be respected by us. The 'high moral requirements of this order assure us thut we get the pick of the men ill any community. I have hnd tho high honor to be selected as lender of Dixie Klan No. 31, nnd I am extremely proud to say I have under me a body of men, that are REAL men and we are organized to assist the officers of the law to take care of any trouble that may Arise* * I wish to congratulate you, Mr. Holly, upon your article above referred to in today’s Herald, nnd will regret very much if I am unnblo to locate the author of the letter sent y° U*As Klansmcn wo serve without any remuneration, nnd at considerable risk nt times, solely for tho purpose of pro­ tecting the homes, morals nnd laws of this county, nnd be­ fore the good peoplo of Seminole County condemn us, I ask them to withhold any hasty decision until it is shown that some of tho work credited to us, is the work of our enemies, of whom we have accumulated quite a few through our en­ deavors for your protection. WE WERE HERE YESTERDAY; WE ARE HERE TODAY, AND WE WILL BE HERE TOMORROW. Yours very truly, EXALTED CYCLOPS, Dixie Klan No. 31. WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.— Navy was advised from London to­ day that apparently the only Americnn survivor from the ZR-2 is Norma Walker. O f‘the three Floridians who were to have been in the crew on the proposed flight across the Atlantic, Lieut. Hen­ ry Hoyt, of Clearwater, was the only one aboard the dirigible nt the time of the accident. He is listed as unaccounted for. LONDON, A uk . 25.—Americnn ami British victims of the disas­ ter to the ZH-2 will be accorded ,, Krent public funeral, prtibahly in London. The air ministry hnd the project under advisement nnd nn announcement regarding it is expected nt anytime. Meanwhile all KnKlnnd is giving expression lo its deep feeling of mourn|ng for the victims and sympathy for those bereaved. The foremost nmong the expressions of condol­ ence was one from King George to Air Marshal Trenchard at the air ministry. As the dirigible was still British property, not having yet been turned over to Americnn authorities, nil investi­ gations of the calamity will be supervised by the British nir ministry. ty-four hours, at times in had weath­ er, and wns returning to the Pulham airdrome at the time of the disaster, which constitutes the most tgrriblo of its kind in pence times. While tho ship wns flying nt about 1,000 feet over Hull spectators saw the ZR-2 seemingly buckle amidships, and plunge downward over the city und into the IIumber river. One the­ ory of the cnusc of the disaster is that while the ship’s rudders were being tested the giant craft took a sharp turn, which caused her frame-work to buckle and that the explosion of a gasoline tunk completed the trngedy of the nir. The actual cause, however, may never be known. A rumor had been nflont for some days that th^ ZR-2 was strueturarly weak, but this wns stoutly denied by nil in author­ ity. # HULL, Aug. 25.—Sixteen officers and men of the United Stntcs navy and twenty-seven officers nnd men of the British navy met death yesterday in the collapse of the great dirigible ZR-2 over the city of Hull. All but one of the Americans on hoard the ill-fated craft perished, as far ns could be ascertained by mid­ night last night. Only five men of the forty-nine who were making tho trial trip in the dir­ igible prior to the vessel being turned over to the United States navy are knol^h to have been saved. The Americnn officers who started the trip included Com­ mander l-ouis H. Mnxfield, Lieut. Commander Emery Coil, Licpt. Henry W. Hoyt, Lieut. Marcus If. Estcrly, Llcut.-Commnnder Vulentine N. Blog nnd Lieut. Chas. G. Little. The American enlisted men who went up with the craft from Howden were C. I. Allcr, Robert Coons, L. 12. Crowd, J. T. Han­ cock, William Julius, M. Lay, A. L. Loftin, A. I. Pettit, W. J. Steele, N. O. Walker and George Walsh. The British losses include tho fam­ ous air veteran, Brigadier-General K. M. Maitland, and all tho other officers on board, except Lieut. A. H. Swann, the commander of tho ZR-2. Starting from Howdon Tuesday morning on a tost flight to Pulham the big aircraft hnd been nflont for thlr- IRISH REPUBLICANS REPLY TO NOTE OF MR. LLOYD GEORGE (By Tho AuocUtod Frou) LONDON, Aug. 25.—Tho Irish cab­ inet's reply to Lloyd George’s letter in which he denied Ireland’s right to* secession nnd (reclined to refer the* question of relations between tho Northern nnd Southern purfof Ireland to foreign arbitration was received this nfternoon. CONGRESS IN JAM. WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 .-A fter a two hour wrnnglu tho senuto refused today to sot aside tho unti-bcor bill conference! report fo rconslderntion for other legislation nnd gave every indication of heading toward a jam, calculated to upset plans for a thirtyday recess beginning tonight. FIRE AT CIIAIR PLANT. HIGH POINT, N. C., Aug. 25.— Tht finishing plant at tho Thomaavillo Chair Co., nt Thomasvllle, vra* destroyed by firo uccording to a me#-'sago roctived horc. Several hundred chairs stored in the building, a woodon structure, wore destroyed. The loss, is estimated at $26,000. —Got your Scratch Pads from Herald—by the pound—15c. . 1 . iw ' .. . . ., 4 • i* ft u^f, ». •— *u* % i-.">t/y* \ i’/iii'X | - .ir-Ud•.li *.. kk ± -j * .e.VL. �' ' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1911 Edward H iggins • • In c o rp o ra te d Authorized Ford Dealer You Will Smile When You Find That • ' x. l Has been pronounced a Sanitary Market by the Florida Board of Health * The Nenjv ‘T aint Store Can Save You from $10 to $15 on your Paint . Job Agents for the Sun-Proof Paint We have Everything in Paint, Varnishes and Kalsomine PURE LINSEED OIL Fordson Tractors T ractor Implements Cars and Trucks Stock Here You Can Get the Choicest WESTq and FLORIDA MEATS, GROCER®] and VEGETABLES / Courteous treatment and your money’s worth, * \ ------------------------- COME AND TRY IT------------ - We Have a Fine Line of WALL PAPERS * • # Sanford Paint Store Phone 303 Welaka Block H. A. 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A*; -ckC* * i iS fv ' ■ 1 \ tr j*-- 4 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1921 PAGE TWO wore Misses Mary and Julin Zachary, 1in compliment to her house guest, Mrs. Gladys Ilrynn, SalHo Howard, Knth- W. D. Crnbtree, of Tampa, there bo erino Wilson, Fannie Helm Munson, Ing three tables of players. Tho long Marilu Brown nnd Edith Mngcc; Mr. living room nnd dining room were MRS. FRED DAIGBK, Society Editor, nnd Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr .and Mrs. bright with crystnl vases of these _________ rhone 217-W Uraxton Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Vnneo lovely flowers artistlcnlly placed. The charming hoBtesB, Mrs. RouDougins, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. L. GoodSOCIAL CALENDAR millat, wns assisted in entertaining hue, Mr. and Mrs. 0. It. Linton, by Mrs. A. B, Wallace nnd Mrs. W. C. Friday—Mrs. J. D. Lawson will en­ Messrs. Joe Davis, Tom Martin, Al­ Hill, and the occasion wns one of un­ tertain the members of the Nino bert nnd Raymond Bearden, Peter usual enjoyment for the guests who Seminotes Club at the home of Mrs. Schnal, John C. Harrison, Wallnce were present. Henry Purdon, at 3:30 p. m, Bell, Frank Mnrkwood, Sherman Tho prizo in the card game, a crys­ Saturday—The Children’s Story Hour Moore, Dick Brown, Michael, Metz tnl vase, was * n by Mrs. II. B. Lew­ will bo held at the Centrnl Park nt and Brown, of Pittsburg, Dr. W. T. is, The consolation prize, n bathing live o’clock. Langley and Dr. L. Ik Brown. cap, was awnrded to Mrs. George W. Knight. The honoree, Mrs. Crnbtree, Mr. and* Mrs. G. C. Metcalf and chil­ BRIDGE LUNCHEON. was presented with a cut glass may­ dren, of Uartow, are spending several A very interesting social event of onnaise set. days here at the Montezuma. Tuesday was the bridge luncheon, At the conclusion of tho card game, given by Mrs. M. W. Wiggins, nt the dainty refreshments of ice crenm nnd ;k+++++++++++++++++<.++++++++-m-++++>++++++++++++.:..; ,.h+ ; Mrs. \V. I). Crabtree and little son, home of Mrs. B. L. Perkins, on MngW. D., who have been the guests of nolla avenue, the guests including cake were served by Mrs. Roumillat, Mrs. Wallace nnd Mrs. Hill. Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, left today for the memberss of the Monday Bridge FALL IRISH POTATOES phoric acid, and fl per cent potash. Among the guests wore: Mesdnmcs Miami, where they will spend two nnd D. A- U., bridge clubs. There SHOULD BE PLANTED NOT The seeds should bo dropped further II. B. Lewis, G. W. Knight, A. P. weeks. They will ngnin return to San­ being five tables of players. LATER THAN SEPTEMBER l. apart than spring potatoes, ns they Connelly, B. W. Herndon, Slim I’ulesford nnd will be the guests of Mrs. The color scheme of white nnd yel­ ton, R. E. Newman, Forest Lake, G. require much moisture, and October Roumillat before returning to their GAINESVILLE, Aug. 25.-- F a ll nnd November are often dry months. low was prettily carried out with yel­ D. Bishop, George DeCottcs, Julius home in Tampa. crops of Irish potatoes should be Shultz, A. B. Wallnce nnd W. C. Hill. low alamanders and golden rod. planted not later than September 1, Of exceptional interest was tho SHERIFF SLAIN. Miss Fern Wnrd nnd father, Mr. according to Prof. W. L. Floyd, of games of bridge plnyed during tho New Baptist Church ^Inrry Wnrd, spent the day here yes­ the Florida Agricultural College, who BLACK SHEAR, Gn., Aug. 25.— morning. The prizo for high score, terday. Building for Monroe snys that planters should not expect Mage Carter, white, alleged mooncandle holders with the cnndles, wns AFASCINATING NF-GLIGbE as largo a yield as in the spring. shiner, was arrested shortIj nftet won by Mrs. B. A. Howard, while the Mrs. it. D. l,. L. Thrasher mrs. imusin'r left yesterday , un On the morning or of August zzmi 22nd a Even in its simplest form, the modern Fifty bushels to an acre mny be rea- midnight at his homo on a chnrgt 0f for Hendersonville, N. C., where she const* n <> , a a , . gathering of interested people wns negligee is a fascinating garment. In s umbly expected, he says. killing Sheriff John W. Robertson. will join her daughter, Miss May ‘ rw> ru * r t t ‘ 1 “ ‘ 1 . , . Ihold on a corner lot recently acquired tins instance, marvels arc worked with Small whole potatoes of the spring SherlfT Robertson was shot from the Thnwhor, who i . .pending .evcrnl the kn.c»l p rl'e which wn, by ^the Bnptist |<( u k c M„„. colors Bine erfipe Georgette fashions the crop should be used for seed, accord­ a candy Jar. brush in a swamp while lit- ant] a weeks at that popular summer resort roe, for the purpose of breaking the robe, which is built upon a foundation ol soft pink material—any clinging semiing to Prof. Floyd. Best results can Following the gnme a delicious two , ’ . ,, . __ _ __ _ posst were searching for an alleged with friends. , , . , dirt for the erection of a new Baptist course luncheon, consisting of fried church building nt that plnce. The silk fabric answering the purpose. 1 he Ik- obtained in sprouting the potatoes horse thief. John A. Splmvall, who belt is of lavender and blue striped silk. Mrs. Widenmn Caldwell left yestcr- chicken* nvncolln ^ «rcnm°d church was organized several years Medium size requires 4 yards 36-incn by placing them in moist ground in wah seen in the swamp, told the of. day for Dade City where she wH| asparagus on toast, hot biscuits with ago and has been holding its services Georgette, with 3 yards 36-inch material a shaded place nt least two weeks fleers Carter did the shooting, .spinbefore planting. Only those thnt wall is being held nt Black Shear as • in a community building. Some weeks visit relatives. ^ iced tca' f cach ‘co« nnd cnkt\ Pk-tonal Review Negligee No. 8933. There were about thirty guests who ngo the membership became enthused One size only. Price, 25 cents. sprout well should be planted, he a witness. .Carter has been taken to says, heenusc nil potntocs will not Jtaup nnd placed in jail there for Dens ______ motored or'joycd Mrs. Wiggins’ chnrming hos over the erection of a house of wor­ Mr. and Mrs. R. R . ___ germinate readily. safe keeping. ship of their own and a live building * * * * * * * * * * * * to Tampa yesterday where thty w ill 1 The soil in which thcsccd arc laid committee wns appointed with L. B. spend several days. out should be moist, well supplied Cynic: One who lins a hunch that T. N. T. CLUIL Mann as chairman, and as a starter with humus, broken deeply and treat­ people will think him superior and The members of the T. N. T. Club Mann deeded to the church a T. D. Ward, of of Dunn, N. C., Is ed liberally with fertilizer containing clever if ho knocks everything a foot were most charmingly entertained beautiful corner lot facing on the Dixa business visitor here stopping at high. 1 per cent ammonia, 0 per cent phos­ yesterdny afternoon by Mrs. Ed Lane \v Highway, on which to erect the the Montezuma. at her home on Park avenue. {building. The church was led in its Misses Lillian and Olive Waits, of The rooms were artistically decoraction by the faithful and earnest cfIN HONOR OF VISITOR 4*4*4*4*4*4-4*4*4-4*4*4 4-4*4*4 4**5*4-4*4-4*4-4-4*4*4*4*4*444*4*4*4-4*4-4*4*-J*4*4*4*4-4-4*4*- -4-4*4* nted with wicker baskets of pink forts of its pastor, Rev. E. Lee Smith, Dunedin, were visiting friends in A pretty compliment to Miss Sallie oleanders nnd ferns. The afternoon j At the breaking of the dirt the fol- town Fridny. Howard, of Bartlesville, Gn., the guest was pleasantly spent with fancy work, lowing program was carried out: Mr. and Mrs. Grilles ami little son, of her sisters, Mrs. Portor Pitts ami ate in the afternoon .Mrs. Lane, as Hymn—“How Firm a Foundation.” of Wuuchula, who have been visiting Mrs. Leslie Ilrynn, was the party giv­ stated by Mrs. Archie Betts, served , Scripture Reading, Rev. E. Lee Mrs. Grilles’ brother, Mr. Rineau, reen Inst night by Mrs. I'itts at her home ice cream topped with whipped cream, Smith. turned to their home this wetk. on Magnolia nve. chocolate cake, and candy. . Prayer—Dr. George Hyman, | Mrs. A. Y. Fuller and daughter, 4* A profusion of pink vines and crepe The members of the club enjoying Address—"The Value of a Church Emma, were visitors iin Orlando Fri­ Myrtle, with ferns, were used in dec­ this delightful afternoon pleasure, Community, Jno. D. Jinkins. day. orating the rooms. These lovely vines were: Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. J. B. Address—"The Co-operation of the J. E. Phipps left Tuesday for Tainwere entwined over the windows and Lawson, Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. Archie I r’e 0 I,le ,n Iluil,lin« » Church," Dr. Geo. pn. on the chnndiliers, while cut glass Hyman, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Anderson nnd vases of the crepe Myrtle were effec­ Betts, Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Fred The breaking of the dirt by the pas­ two children, who hnve been out on Dniger, and Mrs. Howard Overlin. tively placed. tor, Rev. E. Lee Smith. their place near Palm Springs for the Punch was served throughout the Placing of vcceptnblc containing rec­ BON TON BRIDGE CLUB. past two weeks, left Monday for thuit evening by Mrs. Leslie Bryan, later in Mrs. Ed Butts was the charming ords of church membership, Sunday home in Tampa. the evening brick ice cream carrying school, B. Y. P. U., Woman’s Mission­ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen were visit­ out the pretty color scheme, with an­ hostess yesterday afternoon at a ary Union and miscellaneous records. gel food cake, was served. After re­ bridge party the guests including the ors in Sanford Saturday. Doxology and benediction. freshments the guests motored out to members of the Bon Ton Bridge Club. Mr. nnd Mrs. Tulles were shopping The Lake Monroe church, while one the lake where swimming and other Quantities of lovely roses nnd zin­ of the youngest in the Seminole Asso­ in Orlando Saturday. water spurts were enjoyed until a late nias were used in decorating the ciation, has shown a steady growth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Topliff, of Or­ hour. rooms where the card tables were ami under the leadership i|f its pres- lando, spent tiie week end with Mr, There were about fifteen guests who placed. lent pastor has gone from a mission and Mrs. A, Y. Fuller and family. enjoyed this delightful courtesy. The many friends of Mrs, R, A. A very absorbing game of bridge 'church with services once a month, to was played during the afternoon, Mrs. 1a self-supporting church with services Stiles will regret to lenrn of her IN HONOR OF VISITOR. Howard Smith making high score, |two Sundays in the month and with death, which occurred Sunday, after Mrs. W. A..Lester entertained very was presented with a lovely bouquet Sunday school and B. Y. P. U. every an illness of several months. The de­ 1 delightfully Tuesday evening, in com­ of roses, tied with tulle. The conso­ Sunday. ceased is survived by her mother and pliment to her sisters, Misses Mar­ lation prize, a bouquet of Zinnias, Tint building will cost, when com­ father, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Hartley, garet, Mary and Jean Linton, of Mon- tied with tulle, was awarded Miss pleted, $(5,000.00. However, it will not two staters, Miss Ethu Hartley, of 1920 J,UN 14 PM 5 49 ticello, who are her house guests. Fern Wnrd. be finished at this time, only sufficient Grovcland, Mrs. New, of Orlando, and Quantities of pink vinp wns used At the conclusion of the card game work being done to prepare it for im­ four brothers, Jesse,‘Cnulis, Will and A356W 25 COLLECT 1 EXTRA in decorating the living room. Those the hostess served ice cream and cake mediate use. John, and a husband and three small pretty vines wore artistically en­ as refreshments. children. TW WASHINGTON DC 515 P 11 twined over the doors and windows. The members of the club present FLASHES},OF ACTION Miss Hazel Jones, of Orlando, is HAD A GOOD CROWD AT In the dining room, the pretty color wore: Miss Fern Ward, Mrs. Robert the guest of Miss Aldia LeVignc. JASMINE INK CORPN PRINCESS LAST NIGHT. scheme of pink and green was carried i Hines, Mrs. Fred Wight, Mrs. Frank Miss Susie May Lyle, of Orlando, is out with pink hibiscus. Woodruff. The substitutes for absent the guest of Emma Fuller. 5 HALL ST NORFOLK VA Flashes of Action,, the war picture, Dancing and promenade were great­ members were Mrs. Howard Smith, Bill Sntchor wns a visitor in Or­ ly enjoyed by the guests. Punch was Miss Virginia Brady, Miss Serita which were actual scenes of the but­ lando Tuesday: GOVERNMENT AGAIN AWARDS tle Helds, was well patronized yester­ served throughout the evening by Lake. Those shopping in Orlando on JASMINE INK CORPORATION day afternoon and .:st night, nnd the Tuesday were: Mrs. Bill Allen, .Miss Misses Cnnnctn Barber and Lucilc Legion boys are well satisfied with Annabel Allen, Mrs. Tull is, Mrs, Newby. At a late hour dainty re­ DUPLICATE BRIDGE Cl.UR BLUE BLACK ALL SIZES RED ALL the results. The pictures were geed, Frnin and daughter, Fern. freshments of ice cream and cake A profusion of lovely roses adorned SIZES AND MUSCILAGE QUARTS. were served by little Misses Helen the pretty home of Mrs. F. E. Rnutnil- nnd showed tho American voys in ac­ Mrs. J. S. Dinkel spent the day in tion, the many scenes of the devas­ Taft Wednesday, the guest of Mrs. Douglas and Ellen Telford, who wore lat on Palmetto avenue yesterday nfOVER THIRTY COMPETITORS. lltting organdie frocks. ternoon when she entertained the tated areas, tho methods now em­ Hardaway. JASMINE QUALITY WINS AGAIN. Those enjoying the happy event members of the Duplicate Bridge club ployed in warfare nnd all that went with that gigantic struggle, that is CHAIN SCHEDULE GEORGE DEEDMAYER, now happily over. Few people know Southbound what difficulties the people who took SALES MANAGER. these pictures, bail to surmount, and Depart* Arrive while no pictures can ever give lbo 2:40 a. m 8 3 .........2:85 a. m. world tho scenes of the great battles , 1No. 27.......... 8:40 a, m the Flashes of Action are probably | 89______ 2:55 p. rn. 3:20 p. m the only authentic record of the! No. 85______ 7:30 p. m. 7:45 p. m of scones that could he taken. In war North Bound It i* times, photographers are taboo, and Depart* Arrive even the government contingent was ^ 0> 82______ 1:48 a. in. 2:03 a. m found probably restricted in taking certain 1jsj0- 84...........11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. m much views. | No. 80..................... 8:05p.m.3:25 p . it. However, the pictures recalled No. Nu. 28..................... 10:00p.m. many scenes to the hoys who were 1 Trilby Branch and over there, and gavu the folks at | Depart* Arrive home the trinls nnd sufferings of the ♦No. 100.......... 0:00 a. nt, foun­ boys who were in that awful carnage •No. 24............ 3:25 p. m of battle. No olio can ever realize jgg that 7:00 a. in. what our boys went through, even , No. 22.. 7:35 p. m thosu who never went ncrobfl, nnd It Leesburg Branch % is only by pictures that their sneriDepart* Arrive flees can be given to the public, and No. 157.......... 4:00 p . f . we can again say to the world, that No. 21........... 2:52 p. m. America Is there. No. 101______ 0:30 p. m. No. 26.......... 2:00 p.m. MRS. HINES DETAINED. i, Oviedo Branch ilcpurt* Arrive RICHMOND, Vn., Aug. 25.—Mrs. ] Walter Hines, wife of the young No. 120..........11:00 a. in 3:40 p. a. 1 fugitive Bought on suspicion of know- *No. 127------1 ing something about fho killing of *Pally, except Sunday Policeman Washington I. Curtis bore A physician Hays nil normal people 1 early Monday .morning, was being uro soothed by gray. There is nothing . detained by tht Richmond police toDISTRIBUTORS for SEMINOLE COUNlV particularly soothing about the pres­ ■day, according to developments in ent outlook, however. 1 , the murder cnBe. I M . 11 , M I . SOCIETY Daily Fashion Hint D IA M O N D S Per Carat $ 3 0 0 .0 0 Fine White McLaulin, Hie Jeweler i : •l L0NGW00D : ********** Jasamine Inks Win Over A Others I Hi You want to learn about the best ink that you can buy and while it may be new to you it is not new to others. You want to know about the best ink that is sold at a better price. You want to know about the ink that is used by the government and by all the largest cor­ porations. The ink that is used by all the largest firms in your own and neighboring cities. Read the telegram below: Watch for Opening1Date ot the Edward Higgins, Service Station GAS, OILS, VULCANIZING BATTERY SERVICE 1st St. and Elm Ave. U. S. Tires are Good Tires Jasmine Ink is now used by the majority the schools and colleges in the South. used by all the rank and fiTe who have out that they can get a superior ink at a lower price in the reliable Jasmine Ink. If h is not just what we say it is, bring it back get your money. Come in and fill your tain pen and get a free trial of the ink is making the South famous. The Herald Printing Company ' m { V ,i #: .» �* / THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1921 PAGE THREB ----- --------. ------- > Champion Broad Jumper in Action P r o g r e s s iv e ed m o v e m e n ts, PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD fo ste r ­ b y p r o g r e s s iv e in d iv id u a ls , a r e in v a r ia b ly p r o d u c t iv e o f r e s u lt s . All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE CONUTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAWYERS George A. DeCottes I Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. CONTRACTORS S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Balldor Orer Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford Constructs Cou. BATTERIES • * FLORIDA CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Cheerfully' Battery Troubles to Us Planes and Specifications Furnished W* Sp.ot.in* on Q«otriotl Work isd *.a iln All Work Guaranteed 7011 dopoadablo torfleo,, WZ ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS If. T. PACE P. O. Bos MS' roa OVERHAUUNd TOUR CAB HRruo roim The Seminole County ij Bank Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Company Sketches and Estimate* Free; »♦♦♦♦ STRENGTH PROGRESS 4% INTEREST PAID UNIVERSAL FOLDING CRATE CAUSES FAVORABLE COMMENT ' among 1-r.OnlDA GHOWEII8 _____ SERVICE Phone 189 bor of vegetable ami fruit growers ussedations. It was awarded the grand ' ",rl“ *1»V<k Um Fair »( San Francisco as well as by many county and The Uiiivcr.nl FoMln. C r .l. I. not f" '” wher° " * « b“ n no o.i.ortmnnt inghaypm e d the on"T °'of , h,s m nt„,„cp [wrimcii ii s ago io nIn__ „„ unquestioned not only tin proven in ncnnd actual use n shipping onions, pol , . .. .. , . . . .i * * n tunl use hut very recently it was sub­ total's, tomatoes, strawberries „„ as well ’ , jocted, in the laboratories of the Chi­ os goods, drug nnd chemical cago Mill ' . . tho .. " canned . , & .Lumber Company, to sunn es and notions In genernl. Dur- 1 * . . . f *1 , , , . . . ... , same test as given by the govern­ in' the ast eight years this package . . 3 _ “ , *• , . , ,, , ment. In tho Stee Drug Test an orms successfully withstood nil require - 1 .. . . . . . , , , 3 dinnry bushel box stood 07 revolutions meats of strength, enrrying capacity and was not materially damaged. An­ arid ability, ventilation nnd manufac­ other box built for 60 pounds of on­ turing cost. It has recently become more generally known on account of ions was subjected to the diagonal . , ,. . . i i compression test and registered 075 special machinery pntented and now ; , , . . ' ., , pounds from corner to corner empty, being manufactured for its entire and .. . . .. . .... , , . It is well known that it is satisfactory ,. when any container stands one-third Tins is a lug advantage as it comes - .. . . . from the mill completely made and " „ ,C, * . . , , , . .. ,, ,. 1 : .. .. . ' Probably the most important and finished by machinery and it therefore ... , i , , - ... . . . ", „ . ... vnluublo feature of this pneknge is „ tu r, ly follow, (hot anything can i ,Iln, whcn „ lcovc, , ht. m|„ con. '.... o cconoinlcnlly, au b ,tn n .|slrucli(J,| w „ cclvcJ hnlly ,„»l hotter In every Way than knockc|| (,„wn „ fo|(W bc when built by hand. Also, in this way, opened ready for use easily and straight line production, which is the quickly. In this operation no expert must ciricicnt, can be obtained. labor is required. Any one can unfold Very special inducements are offer­ this crate nnd by dropping the bottom ed for the manufacture of this con,tnincr , _ as it can .be. built . . . of . any . .ght . . in .hnvo ... it rendy „ for . instant , , use wlth,. , I , 3 , out either nails or tools of any kind, wouti such as pine, gum or cypress i n * . , , ,, . ... ,,, , . , . 3 , It makes a rigid package whether any style and size and for such pro-1 _. , , .i , | 1 empty or packed, outs as celery, tomatoes, peppers, pom •,. , , ' i These combined advantages nro L n ' I " m rH| ° I110* u *1 readily recognized and there is no uaiver,«i ts construction is simple, made of , ... , , . . F„hu„K . . K....i . Crate will [day an important part in pood, the four sides are of ght mnro , , , ? . . Itfi-i-ii , i into • * panels , ,braced, by , rgetting into the marIcrmi made . , I- lorida products , fcicht n.ii i,i i. ' , , , . kets when once in use. jA'Mii rails which arc* handed together ________________ M the corners both top and bottom,, I.OW TIDES ON THE BEACH. with heat and clinched wires forming hinge eifect allowing tho crate to Hour f ’ld "ben knocked down; the bottom ^ U®U8^ ........................................ 0:20 made of wood easily dropped into ----Ihe crate when set up, giving n 2 0 .................................................... 7:211 .... 8:27 Itronu brace and a rigid bottom; the 2 7 2 8 ............................................ 0:81 h ’ is one piece (vontllnted if do2 0 ................................................. 10:80 rlrt''l) ,,,I*I fits under tho bent wires r t,"' ''"tners making it solid nnd |**mpnct either packed or entpty. Don't forget thnt tho Herald has The Universal Folding C rate’ has bridge score cards, place enrds and eccived mmpluto endorsements by Iraiisp"1tat ion Companies, Bureaus everything. Look over our line of ■ • hirkcts,^ National Box mnnufac- fine stationery for enrd club prizes. l|r* tn association and a large num- Tho finest lino l?ver shown here. fT ' **** ** L An action photograph of Ned (lourdln, Harvard's great negro athlete, counted by many the greatest track-tldd athlete of the day, who recently siiinshed the wor'd’s broad Jump rerord, milking the iiilriurnlous leap of 25 fed nnd :i Inches .n the Harvard stadliiiii during the meet between the Yule* Hnrvard and Oxford-Ctimbrldgu combiuations. WHAT TY LIKES "Slicker" Parks, the Univer­ sity of Michigan pitcher, Is working for Ty Cobb’s T’ygers now. Parks has thu makings of a hlg leaguer. The youth has piled up some marvelous strikeout records during Ills college and minor league career. He possesses thu kind of KtufT that Cobh likes In players —bnselmll smartness. a Former WaahlnQton Twlrler la Caat Off by Canadian Club and la Signed by Bridgeport Pitcher Jo« Doubling wns recently roleased by tho Toronto baseball.club, IIo was purchased f*viu the Portland 11 You might suggest any of the articles you have for sale, nnd whether you be merchant, professional man, farmer or stock raiser, we'd suggest that you advertise in— Daily Herald Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee Unscbnll is Just one four-bn so bit after another. GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage • • • Little Dickie Kerr believes his extra lining Jinx Iuih finally left him. • • • Expert Repairing Tho Joplin club liny turned Outfield­ er Fred Mratchl hack to tho Chatta­ nooga club. OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First • • • Pen Smith, Mrut buHcmun. hay been turned buck to the Detroit Tigers by tho Joplin club of the Western leugue. • * • Branch Rickey Is a bear for making HbiftH In tils lineup, lie Ih known as one of the most prollclent Jockeylsts In the game, • • • Joe Wagner, late of Toronto, has Joined the Orecuvlllo South Atlantic league team. ■■ '' p ' ■ rtf*#??*. ■ i Wilson & Shorey Pine nnd Gnrlnnd Sts., Orlando, Fla. PURE WATER Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Flo. LORD’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST REAL ESTATE Pitcher Jim Reynolds, late of KanNP.d city and Joplin, Ih u new member of the Spartanburg pitching muff. E. F. Lane Real Estate and Insurance Phone 95 Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORI) FLORIDA ..Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of the Busi­ • • • Ted Anderson, released ns iimnngor ness nnd Professional Women’s Club of the Flint teuin, lain Joined the Sag­ requests all young women dealring inaw team and will play first base un­ employment to register at the First der Red McKee. Nntionnl Bank. • * • AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman Shortstop Lute Bonne of the Si Paul Saints Is out of the giinio for (In- Eyes Examined Glasses Designed rest of the season, as the result of an Henry McLaulin, Jr. attack of appendicitis. • • • o p t . n. First Buhciiiiiii George Kelly of the lllnuts, when lie laid off a day recent­ ly to have a tooth pulled, bud gone 22d consecutive games. P SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford. Fla. ELECTRICAL COLONIAL LAMPS • • • l\ According to statistics recently Is­ sued, Purcell, Jiickson center llulder, leads the Central league la hitting, OPTICIAN GILLON & FRY OPTOMETRIST with ii percentage of .281. Graduate Northern Illinois College Phone 442 • • • ! 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. Thu Indians are convinced Allan Sot heron, discarded by both the TRANSFER Browns and Red Sox, Is going to prove WILSON VULCANIZof a lot of value to them. “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” ING WORKS • • • C. O. WILSOK. O w nit Hitcher Joe Qoehhtif, Hy Fowlkes, sent by Memphis to Augusta, celebrated bis return to {Ore.) club of the Pacific Const league Sully league company by pitching a for $1,500, He wiih Ihen taken on by one-hit game against Columbia. Bridgeport of the Eastern league. SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES .. W it lit Hi other* v * r.« « Gnvvy Crnviitli, I loti us Wagner nnd Phone 175 TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP SITE Billie Ruth are the only three major mantown Cricket Club During Month of September. 11 Has been responsible for wars, made many suicides, nnd has also caused many happy marriages. It works nny way you want it to work, so it’s natural to believe that it will bring results to the ad­ vertiser. Sold and Serviced by B a seb a ll Notes league players ever to make more Qamea to Be Played on Courte of Ger­ tlian UK) homers during their earners. The Power estion HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” • • • JOE BOEHUNG IS RELEASED L. A. Renaud, Prop. building too large and none too ■■mil. — ALL WORK GUARANTRBD— » * • • Jim Gould of the .St. Louis TimesStar says that Hornsby Is a much Im­ Germantown Cricket club, Philadel­ proved player over last year anti that phia, I h the homo club of William T. as a team limn Is a big asset of tin* Tlldcn, holder of the world’s, the Cards. United States, British and New Zeut • # lniul tennis titles. Thu championship Thu Mint league, shirting a new will he stngcd on Tlldeu’s homo cour nice, will prolong Ipt play until Sep next September. leather 18, It Is stated.- The original schedule culled for the season to end HARVARD 1922 NINE INTACT on Labor day. • • • ['rough, Kalamazoo ditcher, Is bat­ Captain Emmom Who Played Second ting like a Head. In u recent game Bote la Only Regular Who with Lansing he got live lilts out of Will Not Return. live times lit lint,, two of them being Harvard’s varsity nine, victorious In three-buggers. •. • • the Yale and Princeton series, will re­ Jewel Elis, who Is playing third main virtually IDtnct for the 11122 cam­ paign. Captain Emmons, who played buse nnd netlng as Held captain of the :second base on the year's team, Is the Syracuse team, Is giving Jack Bentley only regulur wtio wUI not return to a race fur thu home run honors of the International leugue. college. Uullillnc Fourth nnd Sanford Ave Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; if nof tell us. Phone 499 New Era Printery HOTELS G. Bassett Smith, Prop. Hotel Montezuma COMMERCIAL AND JOI1 PRINTING “Sanford’s New Hotel” $1.50 Up Per Day Herald Printing Co. C. A. WHIDDON BOOK, JOB AND COM* MERCIAL PRINTING CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERINO Phone 148 Herald Building Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. Phono 465 PRINTING DRINK 250 Hanunormill envelopes printed, $1.75.—Seminole Printery, 1)02 French Elder Springs Water, fta 09 98-100 nve. 87-0tp per cent plire. Phone 31L KU KLUX KLAN TALK CAUSES NEGRO FIGHT. MIAMI, Aug'. 25.—"Parson" E. De­ votes, an American negro, living near Peters, was arraigned this morning before County Judge Blanton on a charge of assault, and was held to the criminal court of record in bond of $150. Teatimony showed that Dovotes and another negro, the latter from Nassau, were discussing tho Ku Klux Klan, and the Nassau negro as­ sorted that tho United States gov­ ernment should put tho order out of existence. Devotes thought different­ ly. One word brought on another, and the "parson" UBed a pocket knife, inflicting a Blight cut on thu oilier. Deputy Flood made the arrest. mowers, hoes, rakes, paint brushes WOMEN LAUNCH DRIVE ami wheelbnrrows arc expected to put AT WEST PALM BEACH TO "CLEAN UP" TOWN. golf sticks, tennis racquets nnd hnsehnll bats out of commission during WEST PALM BEACII, Aug. 25.— those threo weeks. Tho City Clean-up Committee War to tho death on rubbish,-Bandspurs, weeds in general and all other which is an offshoot of the Rotary trash thnt is cluttering up nnd dis- club's movo*|to stiirt cleaning up dlBflguring tho city wns declared by mennB business. It is out to make tho city clean-up committee of West West Pnlm Bench a real "spotless Palm Bench Inst evening nt tho Wo­ town” by Octobor 8 or know tho rea­ man's club. From now until Septem­ son why. City Manager Riddlo has ber ID, pressuro nnd influcnco will bo promised full co-operation of the city brought to hear by means of publi­ In the campaign. city and advertising to porsuado prop­ erty owners nnd tenants to clean up. Tho only spenders who ore now Fame! A plnco in today’s head­ From Soptcmjbcr 10 to October 8 It lines. Obscurity; A place In yostcr- devoting their energies to keeping will bo elenn-up In earnest. Lawn- dny's headlines. things up aro suspenders. Pickling1and Preserving TIME We have the STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. BALL HARDWARE CO. �# THE SANFORD DAILY HfcRALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST • _ ______* _:____25, ___1921 - - PAGE FOUR SANFORD DAILY HERALD h t l l a M m v i f u n i w u H f i > u 4 v >1 t k X*nU lulMiaa, ltt Ku m U T G n m nwda ________ THE HERALD PRINTING CO., lac. rtTBLUKKU ft. J. HOLLY _____________ Editor ST. J. I ILLARD....8ecreUry-Tre*iurer f l . A. NEEL............ General Manager CURTIS BARBER OIBOVLATIOM MAXAOEB Phone 148 up to 6 Pj M. S«b«ortptlt» P ilo t ta Advotoo D m Y l i l M M M M M M M M t t M M H Its X ltU l M * D«llT*r*< ta City fcr C»rrt«f m m i m Tkt biff II- U m m m i m m m m II Om U WaeMy tb * ly e m n lamluol* County and la pnbllakM « w y Triday, AdwrtUln* n tM wa*a t a n • a appUeaUon. D*moor»tlo la pnUUea. M m | m i , nlwaya la adyaao*. _____ ' ’ - Member of The Aeaoclated Preee Issue as wo wish to give It as much prominence as we gave the so-called Ku KIux letter on Tuosday. The let­ ter today follows out the Idea oxprtwscd by the Herald In regard to the nlms nnd idenls of the Ku KIux Klnn. The editor of the Herald Is not a mem| her of the Klnn, but knows that the renl Klan writes no nnonymous let­ ters, makes no Idle threats, Inter­ feres with no man’s legitimate busi­ ness, makes no war on respectable eitirens of any color, and upholds tho law against those who would tear it down. At least that was our idea of the Klnn nnd the letter tends to strengthen the belief. And wo nlso wish to state that the incident is closed ns fnr ns the Herald is con­ cerned nml no more anonymous let­ ters will be published unless the par­ ty interferes with out cosiness. ----------- o---------— OPERATING A DAILY PAPER. phold fever. They are vicarious and gratuitous sacrifices. Typhoid fever is preventable nnd it is a reflection upon the community whenever n case originates therein. There are other diseases, "enteric” the doctors would pronounce them, duo to improper diet and disregard of cllmntlc limitations. Every one of these cases could bo prevented. The list (flight be enlarged ad libitem. But the point is, when you deduct from the number of deaths each year those which could have been prevented by common senso nnd the observance of known rules, tho resi­ due would leave Florida with the low­ est death rnte, by fnr, of nny state in the union. The truth Is thnt wo are so favor­ ably situated with regnrd to health nnd the control of diseases of every kind thnt, with proper attention to hygiene, nnd destruction of insect pests, which, by the way, nro hardly ns troublesome in the south ns in some portions of the north, we could present the world with' nn example of health­ fulness thnt would be the eighth won­ der.—Lakeland Telegram. -----------o----------DR. WALKER PREACHES AT FORMER CHURCH IN WEST VIRGINIA. transform anyone, it will transform any home, it will transform any church.” Dr. John S. Jenkins pastor of John­ son Memorial sat with Dr. Walker in the pulpit and presented the former leader of tho congregation with a few words in which ho toiil of hU pleas­ ure nt welcoming him back. Before beginning his sermon, Dr. Walker expressed his own pleasure a t being again in Huntington and ad­ dressing tho congregation of John­ son Memorial. "I love this people, os I never loved nny other," ho declared. Following the service, mnny ligored to greet their former pastor. WEATHER AND CROP CONDI­ TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 23RD M- e te rm e s are a matter of great regard. / flYour acquaintance at the . bank should be made at an early date, in order that your Bank References may date back as far as possible. * fl Don’t stand in your own light by failing to identify yourself with a good, strong bank. Temperature: The temperature av­ eraged above the scasonnl, especially in the north and west, where tho ex­ Several of our friends complimented That “starvation In the south" story cess was nbout 3 degrees daily. Mid­ us yesterday on getting out nn extra sounds strnngo to the people of Flor- telling nil nbout the big dirigible ZR-2 day temperatures were well up in the 00’s, exceeding 100 degrees nt several going down and the many Americana stations. on board the newest air ship nnd those * if T That new Suwannee Special train who were intending to bring this gi­ Precipitation: As n whole, tho “A Community Builder" oughf to be a winner, although we gantic dirigible, to this country. We woek gnve insufficient rainfall, al­ understand it does not go anywhere intend to give our readers the news F. P. FORSTER..............................................President though there were locally heavy near tho Suwannee river. nmounts on a few dnys nt some sta­ nt all times. We get out extraH to The following from tho HuntingB. F. WHITNER........................................... Cashier give the transient public a shot nt the ton, West Virginin Herald, will be tions. The lack of moisture is press­ Up in Baker county the moonshin­ very Intest news right off the press, interesting to the mnny friends of ing over considerable portions of the ers become so peeved at arrests thnt to give the newsboys a chance to make Dr. Wnlker, in this city: lower central nnd southern divisions, they shoot up the town. We have some extra pocket change and Inst although nearby localities were favor­ Dr. S. W. Wnlker, former pnstor of THEATRE RESORT noticed that they get very bold even j,ut i,c8t 0f njj to let them yell on the Johnson Memorial church, ngnin stood ed by moderate to ample rains. The DANCE HALL CAFE when left nlone. street and let the world know thnt upon his once fnmilinr pulpit Sunday greatest total reported for the week -------------ELECTRIC---------was 1.77 Inches nt Jacksonville; the I*Sanford We ---------- ■?---------7 . , , , has\ n realV daily * ‘paper. , " , morning nnd preached to his former "V" — President Harding need not fear | don’t know how other people feel j eonBrtRntion ft Bermon upon tho powcr other regular stations receiving much PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS the criticism of members of his own 1about this trifling matter but when of the Holy Ghost. Ills discourses, de­ lcss than usual. FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES Condition of Crops: The high per­ pnrty. Even Domocrnts criticise their y0u can hear a newsboy yell nbout his livered with virile directness nnd slni- centage of sunshine was fnvornbie for at Reduced Prices president—when they get the chance. home daily and especially when he is se lling extras telling nbout some- pll<;|ty »nPPnrenj ly de*ply Htirml “n haying, much of which was hnrvcsted; It only comes now and then. thing that has just happened it makes audience that filled the large nudi- nnd stimulated the opening of cotton ■---------- o----------torium of the church edifice nnd over­ bolls, mnny prematurely. S' vernl bnles The Sanford| Trade Extension is you think you are living In a renl city. flowed into the gallery above. were marketed during the week; the W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida getting fine results in many ways, And the Daily Herald can nlwaya be No cure, or hope for remedy, for eftr|y planted is opening quite freely depended upon to give you ail the and every business man of Sanford -WIRE -----------------------PHON E-----------------------WRITEthe ills that threaten the world, is on uplnnds. The corn in the several should take an nctlvo interest in this news right from the wires. We have seen by Dr. Wnlker in conference, so­ divisions is being gathered, although movement thnt mentis so much to the exclusive right to tho wires of the pressing the city's .doctrines upun cial service dnddling, get-together the crop in the south was harvested MUNICIPAL JUDGE BECOMES Associated Press, the greatest news Sanford. deealitrunt studtnts, however, differs TEACHER FOR AUTO DRIVER. He would several weeks ago to a large extent, gathering agency in the world and this luncheons, and the like. -ofrom those of the old fashioned peda­ Everybody out for the hig time to­ has been demonstrated time nnd ngnin. have the church cleave a straight Cane made good progress; nlso, pea­ gogue, in thnt he is inclined toward JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 25.—Judge morrow night when a prominent San­ For instance the Herald had the cable course* through all piled-up obstacles nuts, hut rain is needed on uplands, fines ranging from $2 to §15 instead by simple recourse to tho Holy Spirit Citrus fruits continue to do well, ex- J. J. Beckham, who presides at this ford couple will get married on the of the accident to the dirigible yes­ of using a ruler while those kept after that, he pointed out, has been prom­ cept locally on the lower east const, city's municipal court, has styled steps of the court house nnd there terday only a few hours after the ne- | Bchool usually remain quite awhilt In where there has not been sufficient will he a big street dance nnd general cident happened and hot even the larg­ ised when it is right sought. himself as a teacher in the move­ the city jail. In fact, most of the er dailies that get here at night hnd It was what is generally termed nn rain for some time. As a rule, how­ good time. the complete story ns given by the “old-fashioned sermon" the congre­ ever, the fruit made good progress; ment to better regulate traffic condi­ violators fail to recognize the pre­ -----------o----------some reports indicate it to be in excel­ tions in this city. The immediate scribed punishment as thnt corning Sanford Herald. The morning papers, Now is the time to clean up nnd of course, hnd nothing nbout it as it gation nt Johnson Memorial heard. lent condition. Sweet potatoes are curriculum dcnlH with thut phusu of from u teacher, but Judge Beckham brush up nnd put your homes nnd happened yesterday morning after the Dr. Walker took his text from tho later Ibis season, due to previous dry the city ordinance prohibiting heavy thus characterizes his role. yarils in good condition for the vis­ morning dnilies wore published. This Bible, as is customary, but not stop­ weather. The weather war. too dry vehicles from traveling on certain itors are already coming to Florida story was given to the Herald renders ping there, took his citations nnd ref­ for seed beds nnd fall truck, especially streets Post cards—local views -lc each at nnd next month will see ninny of at lenst six hours before they could erences as proof of hia statements in the south. Judge Beckham’s methods in im­ the Herald office. also from the Bible, and his illus­ them coming here. possibly get it from any other source trations mostly from the scriptures, ----------- o----------nnd we are just that far ahead of any "And ye shall have power after Lakeland has placed a ban on jn> 0ther publication thnt comes to your that the Holy Ghost is come upon walking. Good thing. The driver of city. That is one of the benefits of you," he chose as his text, using a a car cannot toll just what n jay having a daily paper of your own. Aud part of the eighth verso, first chapter wnlker is about to do when he stnrts then in connection with the world of Acts. crossing a street—nnd hardly anyone news we give you all the stnte news The real nnd enormous potency of knows what some of the drivers will fresh from the wires and all the city possession of the Holy Ghost is amp­ do at the same time so there you are. and county news right now and this ly evidenced by the strides made by latter part of the paper you cannot the little Christian church during the The editor of the Herald is work and ..... ................. never will get ___ from any paper ing on a patent device that will take (except your own little Sanford Unity. hundred years after the death nnd people across the street in nn airship, We arc not saying this boastfully resurrection <»f Jesus Christ, assorted thus saving them the trouble of got- but in the spirit in which we started Dr. Walker. Ho pninted the difficul­ tfhg ou#from under the wheels of the the daily—the idea of doing something ties with which the little organiza­ cars and the drivers the trouble of for Sanford—thnt has been our sole tion found Itself surrounded, and picking out the pieces of unatomy idea since we started the Herald many strove to give an idea of the almost from tho works of the car next morn-' years ago. No other motive has ever incomprehensible ndvnnces that were |ng, actuated our thoughts, guided our pen, tnndo, advances that could he laid to no other sourco, controlled our movements. “ If the power that was on the enrly We lire only calling your uttention The slacker list continues to conic church could be brought to descend Santo the liernld office nnd is really u ^ 08e lest you forget. ford hus a real daily paper and as the upon our church now, it would he so wnsto of good paper ns we do not in­ city grows it will grow with it and tremendous n thing that every ob­ tend to publish nny of it. The lists, stacle would give way before it," ho in the first place, are incorrect, and n' wuys bo JUHt n fcw minu‘ea “heni1 declared. in the second place, the war is over of~ wo,l’ we 8uy thc BherifT The greatest challenge of the ages, and those* who went seem to have re- ‘- * ,ut WL‘ rt",lly lm‘tm of th« ' times. said Dr,'W alker, hns been Hung in ceived hut little pruise for going, aud the face of the church today. And it are now almost forgotten ,aml those HEALTH LJ FLORIDA. is n fact, ho asserted, that the church who did not go—well, what is the use so far hns not met it capably, despite of saying anything about it. Floridu's death rate, according to conferences of its lenders and much the latest figures, is 11.0 f.er thous planning and effort. More Ikes were lost life the inter­ and for its white population .this be­ Ministers themselves came in for est of science when thoso brave men ing cc nsidorably be1*w the average n scathing rebuke from the speaker. gave up their lives yesterday on tlie for the Un’ted States, and’almost us “Our grent prenehers are discours­ 7,11-2. And again wo would like to low cs the lowest. ing upon Bolshevism am! social re­ remind the government thut ,warThese figures arc grat'f/ing, as form nnd kindred subjects," snid Dr. ' ships, airships, and all other war ma­ they stand, but they ere even more Walker. "A sermon based solely upon terial nro costing a lot of money and «0 as li suggestion of wttat might bo. lives, and all for naught ns measured; For there arc several things to con- the Bible is a rare thing. “What thnt is spiritual can you ex­ in terms of peace. If the U. IS., alder in connection with the vital pect from a church like thnt? would cut down two battleships a statistics *.f this stn'.o “Jesus snid, 'When I come ye shall year we could have good roads Florida is natruully the healthiest have power.’ Ho did not promise pow- 1 across the continent built with this state in tho union. This conclusion er in lectures nnd pamphlets and money thut is now absolutely wasted. s supported *v general principled, luncheons." ---------- o----------that is to 3ny, the general conditions The renl Ku KIux Klnn writes n which makes fc* health, and by nn The church is missing its opportun- j letter to the Herald todny nnd it is analysis of the mortality figures in ity, he said, for the present trend of published on tho front page of this the light of special conditions exist­ the world's thought is toward the un­ ing. We have n low death rnte in seen, not the seen. Evidence of thia is spite of our carelessness in a dozen plentiful—citing tho awakened In­ different wnys. A large peroentngs terest In invisible forces and refer­ Fry diced salt pork of the sickness occur/ng each year ring to Sir Oliver Lodge’s recent as­ until brown. Boil sertions. could be prevented. ---- sliced potatoes and Take malaria, which is responsible "Skin-deep, prenchcr-mado religion onions in milk to cover perhaps for more of our annual mor­ will never stack up successfully until tender. But a tality than the figures show. We against the present drifting," assert­ -------- lnycr of bread crumbs know exactly how to prevent thin dis­ ed Dr. Wnlker. The kind that ema­ in n baking dish, add a layer of ease. The moBqulto is the sole carrier nates directly from the Holy Ghost ISN’T THAT WORTH WHILE? Burnham's Steamed Clams with of malaria germs, and where the mos­ he sees as,tho only hope. a little park, a layer of pota­ quito is destroyed or fenced out there “You say revivals are not success­ toes. Sprinkle with salt and can bo no mnlnrin. In the meantime, ful nny more," he flung, “Well, they pepper and moisten with clam the comfort and plenHure of life is Juice. Repeat layers until dish are j;ot. And no wondor; tho spirit is greatly enhanced by freedom from is full, cover with pic crust. not with us. this poHt. Again, those two coniplnints Bake in quick oven. "Go home, get down on your knees of which wo hear so much, pellagra qnd hookworm, are doubtless respon­ and nsk God to give you the Holy sible for a few deaths each year, and Spirit. Only when you nsk it, will it both of them ure easily preventable. come, and when it does no nch irr WELAKA BLOCK In, gammon with other Htutos, wo sub-! void will bo filled. Bhonea 497-494 __ scribe many victims each year to ty- J “Tho power of tho Holy Ghost will ' • I iriJtoU -------------------- — fl We invite your account with us. First National Bank o -------------------— MISTER MANAGER THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY “ Speaking o f W omen- Irvin Cobb points out that feminine shopping does not necessarily imply buying. It means hard work for everyone concerned—but seldom results in a transaction involving money. As a country minister once declaimed: “King Solo­ mon said, and I partially agree with him . . . ” We only partially agree with Mr. Cobb on this subject. It-is true there are still some aimless shoppers left. But they are in the minority v Today most women—as well as most men—are well-informed buyers, with a sound basis for comparing stores and values. By buy­ ing goods of recognized merit they save themselves the throes of old-time “shopping trips” and at the same time get a better and bigger money’s worth. Most women read the advertisements that appear every day in their newspapers. They make a practice of keeping strictly up-to-snuff on new developments, inno­ vations and improvements. They know just where to go for “this” and who in town keeps “that.” When they shop they generally know just what they want, where to find it, and how much to pay. Their knowledge saves them endless trotting, wearisome ques­ tioning and haggling. CLAM The advertisements have taken the “hop” out of shopping. Deane Turner V �\ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1921 PAGE FIVE SAW BIQ PLOT Ifil FOOTBALL Uttle lUpponM* . Mention of Matter8 in Uriel pergonal Hema of Iolereat In andu, About S The C ity gTTTTTT* ** * J * * * •r ■ the w eather For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday. * * * * * * * * * * * * SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE * ^ * * * * * * * * * * * is bo rare ns n day in Au- t. Summary of the Floating Small Tallta Succinctly Arranged for Herald Reader* _____ Nothing except another day in Aut in tito city of Sanford. r ibbv’s special Loganborries, No, 2 can. 28c.—L. P. McCuller. 120-3tc Hon 0. P. Swope, of Oviedo, was * onj. the visitors to thocity yeater- * Holding the old bulb right nt the 92 mark und while we would like to have it lower It Im all right as long nB it docs not go any higher. The nights are cool and pleasant and the dayH arc only hot when you ure obliged to work In the sun. At that our temperature re­ port Is hotter than the best: 5:40 A. M„ AUGUST 25TII Maximum .................... 92 Minimum .......................... 68 Range .............................. 70 Barometer ........................30.08 Calm and cloudy. tiro to uao as extra. ,i tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston. 110-2Gtc * * * * * * * * * * * let a repaired (Jrnnulnted sugar, 13 lbs for $1.00. anil has adopted the cash and carry .\u |*. McCuller. 12t)-3tp plan to save you money. Givo him a call. Hard to Convince Turkleh Authorities That the Game Was Not Revolutlonary Camouflage. A NUMBER of crate mill nnd saw mill laborers can get permanent em­ ployment under first class working conditions nt fnir wages at our new Airs. T. C. Vincent, Mrs. R. J, Hol­ mill near Bartow, Fla.—Roux Crate ly and Misses May and Mildred Holly Co., Bnrtow, Fin. 129-Gtc and Clara Preston and Gladys Wilson, went tn Orlando this morning in Mrs. B. F. Corey, of Los Angeles, Cal., Vincent's ear for a visit with friends. Ih in thccity registtred at the Monte­ zuma. i buy, pay cash for second hand pi­ anos. Address P. O. box 852, Sanford, Send your old mattress to Bradley -Flu. 112-M.-W-.F.12tp factory. Make them like now, for $5.00. 50 lb, new cotton mattress only Red Speed Wagon for sale. Slight- $8.00. Guaranteed. 500 W. South 3y used and is a bargain for the price St., Orlando, Fin. 122-2Gtc we are asking. It you need u truck, -see us at once.—It. & O. Motor Co. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, ATTENTION 129-tfc Taylor Commamlcry, U. !).,• will meet in Regular conclave on Thurs­ ’llie many friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. day evening, August 25th at 8 o’clock. H- G. Smith, uf Oviedo, will be glad Order of the day, regular business to learn of their return home after nnd Red Cross rehearsal. Members a month - absence in Georgia, North please attend. Visiting Sir Knights Carolina, and Virginia. They had n welcome'. line time hut both of them arc glnd II. E. TOLAR, to get hack to Seminole county. B. 130-2td Eminent Commander. L., was a visitor to the city yester­ day. NOTICE. The Royal Neighbors will meet LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 Thursday night, August 25, nt eight model lor -ale. New tires, looks good o’clock sharp. We only meet once n »nd run imod. We are offering this month and every member should ear for $lhi0.00 (ess than list price.— make a special effort to lie present. R- A l). Motor Co. 129-tfc 130-2tp RECORDER. 1,000 Roach Killer, 35c and G5c pkgs. L. r. .Met idler. 12l)-3tc ^"1 *dlis, located at the corner of Sanford avenue and Second street, as an a,| in todny'a Herald calling a t­ tention to the fact that ho is receiv­ ing aalt water fish fresh every day. He id-o handles Florida and Western m,ut. and staple and fnney groceries DR. BROWNLEE RETURNS Dr. E. I). Brownie has arrived home from Montreat where he attended the meetings of the Presbyterian assembly and enjoyed the mountain air. Mrs. Brownlee will visit relatives in South Carolina for several weeks. Dr. Brownlee will occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian church Sunday morning nnd evening ns usual. PIPE ORGAN ARRIVES The members of the Methodist church are jubilant over the arrival of their pipe organ and it is now being installed nnd will soon be ready for use. This makes the fifth pipe organ to be installed in the Sanford churches and they will soon make it unani­ mous. IF U WANT SALTS FINE FOR ACHING KIDNEYS Catching a crook is much like Must folks forget that tho kidneys, teaching trick 9 to a mule. You have like the bowels, get sluggish ami clog­ to linvc more sense than tho mulo. ged nnd need a flushing occasionally, else we have backache nnd dull mis­ ery in the kidney region, severe head­ aches, rheumntic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. You simply must keep your kidneys active und clean, nnd the moment you feel nil nolle or pain in the kidney region, get alioUt four ounces of Jad A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? Salts from any good drug store here, It so, you can get any make you want. And the prices take a tnblcspoonful In a glass of wat­ ■iiKl terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for er before breakfast for a few days , lH‘st in Used Automobiles, We have both quantity and your kidneys will then net fine. nnd quality. This famous Hnlts I h made from the Below are a few, which we guarantee to be us acid of grapes and lemon juice, com­ represented: bined with lithin, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity. It nlso neu­ LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passcnger. tralizes tho acids in the urine so it no Ill IMMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passcnger. longer irritates, thus ending bladder IIUPMOBILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.— Sold. disorders. IHHCK, 1917 Model, 3-passenger Roadster Jnd Salts is harmless; inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent llthiaBUICK, 1917 Model, 7-passenger. wator drink which everybody should LORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.—Sold. take now nnd then to keep (Heir kid­ (’ALL nnd LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU neys cleun, thus nvoiding serious com­ plications. A well-known local druggist says he sells lots of Jad ^nlts to folks who be­ hove in overcoming kidney trouble while It is only trouble.—Adv. B~.4 0 MOTOR CO. Next Friday is the big day in Sanford and we know that you will be in town that day. Bargains will be found at every store on that day and especially the real bargains at our place. 1 t y.v *— . And .To Our Sanford Friends as well as our out-of-town friends we want you to make Sanford's leading Gents store your headquarters all day. You can bring your packages to us and check them. We will take care of them for you. In making engagements with your friends on that day tell them you will meet them at— 7/?£ rw ir /s &/fFMfHL S a n fo r d , F la . CAN ONLY SEE DARK SIDE Unfortunate Individuals Are Those Who Essay to Make Conversa­ tion About the Weather. The wen Iher Is a singularly tmfor- lust ir nl Ion. When it Is had It Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less thar Is free ly abused ; when It 1s good It 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash Imm■nllli*s an uhjeei for profniiml siismust accompany all orders. Count live words to a line and remit icP i t - lull. A wet day Is an aim■mliiathni; rordlngly. a line one Is an Ini'lpieiil drotiL'hr Th ree fine days III sltccesslnti lire WANTED ROOMS—Wanted three or i-i11nigh t<> bring Into blossom little four furnished or unfurnished pnniLTiuplis aiiiinimeing (hill somebinly's water stipplly will sinirtty have FOR KENT—One office im First rooms, couple without children. Per­ to tie curtailed, and a wool : of 11•••in street. Apply A. P. Connelly. manent. Address “It" care of Herald. SIT>* tllie fanners of ttlaiik shire ole* 125-tfc 129-5tc M innie FOR RENT ipieiilly face to face with approaching FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms, fur­ rnln. A hnd summer will iu»l hear nished for light housekeeping, 318 thinking about: a gnnd am* Is proof 12G-Gtp that the climate of Europe In rapidly P a lm e tto A vo. changing. Hint the North pole wilt FOR RENT—One room and kitchcnsoon enjoy the temperature of the 1otte, 210 French Ave. 128*5tp equator, and that a few more thousand i FOR RENT—2 largo furnished conyears will see mankind finally frizzled j Meeting house keeping rooms, runniT the surfnee of a thoroughly Inhos­ | ning water and gas in kitchen. Also pitable planet. This grateful and comforting game of looking a gift one room.—Mrs. Riddling, 205 Oak 128- Up Imrse In the mouth Is now being ap­ avenue. Eagle Home. plied to the only good result of the FOR RENT—Furnished front room, <nal stoppage— our cleaner atmos­ 20G Park Ave. 129-Gtp phere. Having survived the first shock of Ill-considered gratitude at be­ ing able to see their own city, many Londoners, an evening paper an­ FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap­ nounces, arc now discovering that a ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth feeling of lassitude and an overpower­ Street. 94-G1. ing tnellnatlon In yawn are the result FOR SALE OR TRADE—One Cole 8 , of living In an unusually pure atimw5 passenger roadster. Will tnke Idicre.—Manchester Guardian. FOR SALE a slightly used car, see N. II. GARNER------------------------l Ford, 1921 . I Dort, 1921. Prompt Delivery. 1 Ruick 4, 1920. George L. Loft, sun of tin* randy 1 Oldsmobilc Truck, 1920. magitnlo and former congressman, AT REAL BARGAINS created a sensation on the stork ex­ Terms tu suit your pocket hook, change recently, when lie sold a suit at Williams’ Garage. 130-ltc nf clothes o(T Ills hack for 880 and The world news the day It happens, WE EAT TOO MUCH MEAT WHICH delivered nt your door each evening, CLOGS KIDNEYS, THEN 15c the week. • THE BACK HURTS Do Y o u W a n t To Our Out O f To'wn Friends It line always been a difficult matter to be n sportsman in Turkey. One Turk, Itccluul Bey, tried It with a re­ sult weird enough to serve as u basis for n detective story. It appears tin./ the young Turk hnd organized a football ten hi among Ids friends, together with some Greeks and Armenians, ami began practicing. Shortly thereafter, lu the middle of the night, police came to Ills house and carried him off to Scutari. There ho was submitted to n long examina­ tion ns to the club nnd the game of foot hall, The authorities were convinced that they hnd found n great plot, and that the club must be a secret society. A •‘pedal messenger was sent for the ball, and that was duly examined nnd found to he nn Infernal machine. The rules of the game were considered to he nnothcr piece of damning evidence, and still worse were the sweaters and rotors of the club. After long deliberation the culprit wan sent to the higher police nuthorl lies In Htmnhnnl, who went through n second long examination ami enine to the conclusion that the empire hnd been saved from disintegration hy the early discovery of a grent plot. They dispatched the whole matter to lie In­ quired Into nt the sultan's pnlnce nt Ylldlz, and a special commission took the matter In hand. After much careful thought and exmnlmitloii of the evidence of the crime It was decided that there might lie nothing lu It, Imt that It must not he ❖ committed again. USE THE EMBLEM Another Thursday afternoon and another graveyard scene on First BANKRUPT SALE—The stock,'fix­ tures nnd lease on Btore of S. Ben­ ■street, with everybody closed up und jamin, bankrupt, will be for snle next gone fishing—doggone it. week. Inquire of C. 0. Mahoney, this city or II. P. Baya, -Tnnipn, Fin. Huiili Roadster for sale. New tires 127-Gtc ,i,l is in first class mechanical con­ The Sanford Chamber of Commerce dition—IS. & O. Motor Co. 129-tfc M. C. Johnson, of Gainesville, is has emblems of the "City Substantial" made in the shape of cuts for print­ in the city transacting business. "LEAN OU> NEWSPAPERS for sale ing. Use the emblem on your station­ at Joe’s Smokehouse. 129-5tc Wo have at present in stock one ery and keep the City Substantial be­ fore the people. The Herald Printing Huihlings are going up all over slightly used Hupmohilc that wo nro Co., ami all the other printing offices offering for sale at n reasonable price. this city, and the report that the If you want the best for your money, in the city have those cuts and you can Herald will publish the first of Sep­ see us nt once.—B. & O. Motor Co. gut them printed on your letter heads tember, will give another big month. nt any time. 129-tfc Get a repaired tire to use ns extra. Louis Appel, of Jacksonville, is in Mini tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston, the city on a business mission. n c - 20tc * made spot delivery. The young bro­ ker breezed onto the Hour of the ex­ change early In the session, wearing a hrniul-new Palm Hcncli suit. It was so conspicuous some uf his I'nlleaglie* roughed him a hit and In the f racas the coat was torn*slightly. Thereupon Loft yelled out for a Idd for the out­ fit. Just as If tie were “idling 100 shares of Loft, Inc. A broker In the crowd snapped hack a bid nf 880 and demanded insiuiitiiiicmis delivery. Loft was game, lie peeled off ids coat nnd ilien shed Ids trousers nnd ilppurled for the Luncheon club uttlrcd In Ids It. V. Ps, lie was aide to resume busi­ ness Inter through the discovery of no it’d suit of clothes In n locker.—New York Tribune. light car as pnrt payment. Cnll 519 W. First street. 115-tfc FOR SALE—Otto Bidding-Hull stone lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ pacity. Cnll 519 W. First Street. UG-tfc FOR SALE—8-room house with nil modern convenience, excellent re­ pair. Private water works, in desir­ able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. 110-tfc -l- SANFORD. FLA. PAINTS ------ AND------ WALL PAPER SUN PROOF PAINT MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS CLIMATE Make Your House Smile With SUN-PROOF PAINT SANFORD PAINT Proprietor STORE II.SON,A, HALVER­ Wclnka Block Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE—20 acres good orange grove land situnted within a mile of Geneva. The land has not been clear­ ed but has a bearing orange grove bordering it. This tract of land can lie bought at a real bargain. For full particulars address "C** care of the Herald office. 118-tfp Post cards—local view#—1c each nt FOR SALE the Herald ' ' Tiro. FOR SAL1'’ Strawberry plants, cer­ 3(1 h' "d of fT'Kid m!!tit cows will Doubles Shooting Popular. ho sold ut prlv sale tified by State Plant Board, $3 per Double* shunting I* u’lilnlng gica* th '..Hand f. o. b, l.ake Mary, Farina papulai lt v muon r N-npshooiers nf ltd* Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. R. L. GARRISON country. Hy doubles shooting Is meant SANFORD, near Ft. Rcude 123-12tc the release of two targets at Um same lime one tn the left and Iho FOR SALE—1 Oldsmobilc truck, $G00. oilier tu the right. The shooter then 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Bulek tries to break hath of them before 4, $ 100. The nbovo enrs are renl bar­ I hey full to the ground. firing nth* load gains. Terms to fit your pocket book. at nil'll target. This Is a real lest af At Williams' Garage, N. II. Garner. shooting ability and for this reason It 104-tfc Is gaining In pumi'nrlty. Nn-nne seeks a real test of Ids ability more than n FOR SALE—Household goods. Ad­ I rap-Imt. Because of the Increased dress Mrs. Douglass, 107 Third St. Interest In this phase of the spun It 120-3tp 's apparent that the doubles champion­ ship taiirnamcid at the Grand Ameri­ TOURING CAR, $ 100, time payment. can handicap Mils rear will he a much Bargain for cash. 410 Onk Ave­ better event than In the past. The nue. 129-Gtp shooters have had greater practice at —Get your Scrutck Pads from The ihl« style of sliooilpg than aver be­ Herald—by tho pound—15c. fore. FOR SALE—25 also 10 acres orange tres nnd residence, facing lake. A One hundred yearn ago the Stars snap. Box 117, 130-Gtp and Stripes supplanted the flag of Spain In Florida which became a pnrt FOR SALE—Ford Truck. Inquire of of the United Stales. The sum paid West Side Grocery. Phone 1GG. Spain. Including the payments tn 130-tfc claimants for damage a. was .Sfi.4R9.7no Post cardie-local view#—lu each at for a territory 1hnt Included 50,2(1*' tho Herald office. square miles.—Miami Herald. Florida’s Entry Into Union. Tho remarkable thing about a jit is not that tho tires stand up under WANTED LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES Many of those who live on Easy so munch punishment, but that the cushions stand up undor so much Street arc spccinUsta who treat tho WANTED—Team work. Inquire M. and SERVICE Hanson Shoo Shop. 121 2Gtp other residents of that thoroughfare. •H-H"H.<.++4.+++++-+++++ 4>++++++++++++++4,+4.+***+* pressure, i n J 09 l>ARK AVE- LOST LOST—Shock absorber spring be­ tween Beardall ave. and Silver Lake. Finder please return to Herald office or to W. R. Prevntt, nt Moore's Sta­ tion. 130-2tp LOST—Hunch of keys with name cm them. Finder return to W. C. Hill at Hill Lumber Co., and receive re­ ward. 130-Gtp. Fine Cows We have the most com­ plete line of BUILDERS HARDWARE Ever displayed in San•. ford Let us figure with you on your requirements Also exclusive agents for SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Paints and Varnishes HILL HARDWARE COMPANY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 25, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/abd972a034ee3b349e479819b7afafd7.pdf 407d6d46f0a44b6008ec907853c5c436 PDF Text Text The S anford Daily Herald t IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’ S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1921 NUMBER 132 Porto Rico Welcomes New Governor, R i,iont Reily ENGLISH PEACE PROPOSALS REJECTED BY REPUBLICANS BUT WOULD NEGOTIATE OLUME H m r Karrm n \ vrx On Principle of Govern­ ALL READY ment by Consent of FOR WEDDING Governed AND DANCE SAYS E. DEVALERA an ford Chamber of Commerce Will Start Hall Rolling HEAPERJtATES I CAN IONIA HE .OBTAINED BY TIIII01T.II COMBINED EFPOUTS OF ALL m « rntMtiiUeM COURT HOUSE SQUARE WILL |1E AND ALSO SAYS THAT “ WE LONG SCENE OF GREAT TO END THE CON­ GATHERING FLICT” The ninny colored lights have been strung ncross the street from tho court house nnd nil is in readiness for the big wedding and dnnee, tonight. It is not every bride nnd groom thnt has n public wedding, receives a free city lot, nnd then hns a big dance on the street nftcrwnrd, with the band making the music. There nre ninny people coming to the city today, nnd tonight the streets will bo filled by the merry throng un­ less the weather man decides to send us much rain. Showers nre falling now, hut it seems thnt the skies nre clearing nnd it will he cool nnd com­ fortable tonight. In case it rains, tho wedding will be held in the court house, nnd the dnnee nt the Vnldez, hut no one is looking for any rain, for it would never rain on such n lovely bride ns will lie married to­ night— for unhappy is the bride the rain falls on—hut this does not hold true, nnd tile bride of tonight’s fes­ tivities is not one that is afraid of n little shower. Como out early nnd get n good sent The festivities will occur in front of the court houso. (Dr Th. AuocUt.d P r ..i) LONDON, Aug. 26.—The Brit­ Ilnvinir been the pioneers In the ish government’s pence proposal Aincrk-iili soldiers lending the parade !>y the reviewing stand at the .Municipal theater li i San Juan, Porto Itleo Movement of Ship by Water, for this In honor of the arrival of the new governor of tho Island, K. .Mont Roily, laid before the Irish Republican cation »f Florida, adjacent to the St. parliament which rejected them ohiis river, the Snnford Chamber of unanimously hut is willing to ne­ jommerco will the full length, and gotiate on principle of government THREE MEN HURT as called a mooting of all the -cities, by (he consent of the governed. was and villages in this part o f v SEABOARD WRECK Earn on DeValern says in his re­ lot-ilia to meet here on Wednesday, ply to Lloyd George. The letter LATE YESTERDAY ugust Mist proposes Great Britain nnd Ire­ At this big meeting o f tho shlpland appoint representatives with (Br Th. AuocUUd P r.u l ers of this part of Florida, tho quesplennry powers to negotiate de­ |on 0f shipping nil fruits and vogcTAMPA, Aug. 20.—Three trainmen tails on this principle. "W e have wore slightly injured enrly today when bles by water and routing all Innot sought wnr, nor do we seek the Seaboard Air Line passenger trnin onilng freight by water will bo tawar, but If wnr be made upon u> which left Tnmpa Inst night, crashed en up, and a united stand taken for we must defend ourselves nnd wo into the rear of n freight trnin two c betterment of trade conditions Hhall do so,’ ’ says IleVnlera’s let­ miles South of Ocaln. The men in­ ter. "W e long to end the conflict very where. BAPTIST EVAN G E­ With Wreckage Cleared jured were: Engineer E. C. Geiger, The Snnford Chamber of Conunerco between Great Britain nnd Ire­ Flagman L. E. Pcndnrls nnd Hob LIST ENDS LIFE -ill have the backing of the Orlando land.” Away Bodies Can Be Thos, negro ffremnn, nil o f the pas­ hnmber of Commerce, the Pnlntka N E A R ASHEVILLE senger trnin. Recovered hamber of Commerce, nnd the DoRuilroad officials snid an air hose ,and Commercial Club, tho Eustis (Bjr The Auoeleted P r.u ) bursted on tho freight causing it to ASHEVILLE, N. C., Aug. 20.— Rev. oard of Trndo, Leesburg Board of stop. Tho crow went to tho rear to II. Dew, Baptist evangelist, who ratio, and of delegates from every protest against the pnusenger follow resided at the Southern Baptist As­ mailer city in tliin section where they sembly grounds ut Ridgecrest for the ave no trade body. BOUNE A W A y I T t HE TIDES AS in* M «■» .I T . o “ S .” l i The track is blocked and the Seaboard FRAGMENTS ARE FOUND It is thought that tho concerted ust five years, committed Buicide last {trains are running over the Coast Lino TEN MILES AW AY ttion of nil tho delegates from the night by cutting his throut. Ill health from Leesburg to Ocala. ombined trade bodies o f the places wus assigned ns the cause. UNRATIFIED FACT OF VERSAIL­ (B j Th. AuocUUd Pr«u) djneent to the St. Johns river, will LES WAS MADE HULL, Eng., Aug. 26.— Work­ IIASIS ’ w the desired effect nnd the Ship men engaged in salvaging the y Water '-ampnign will bo not only wreckngc.of the. njr.ship from the slogan, but will be a verified fact, WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. — ThoHumber river employed powerful e Snnford Chamber o f Commerce treaty with Germany, which was sign­ cranes today to lift the skeleton. ntonds to see this thing through to ed yesterday in Berlin, wns made pub­ It Ih believed as soon ns the frame lic Inst night by the stnte department. he finish, nnd will not stop untlll work is raised it will he possible It puts into force the economic, rep­ he result hn:i been attained. There to recover tho bodies of many of an explosion of either n petrol tnnk arations, military nnd vnrious other v.ll be n Ida- crowd of enthusiast! the men who died when the dir­ While Testing the Ship’s or hydrogen and flames immediately provisions of the unrntified treaty of ct pie heie on Wednesday, at tho MIGHT IN FUTURE YEARS BE A igible collapsed and caught fire. GREAT PUBLIC IN­ began to sweep the forward part of Versailles, but provides specifically meting. River men believe that the bodies Control Structure STITUTION our half o f the ship. that the United States shall not bo of some of the victims have been Split in Half “ What was happening to our com­ hound by the covenant of the league borne away by the tide or cur­ IMMEDIATE DISPOrades in other parts of the dirigible I of nations or by other enumerated (Br Th. AuocUUd P r.u ) rent und reported fragments of (By The AuocUt.d Pra.i) JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 20.— Should don’t know. Most of the officers nnd parts of the Versailles settlement. POSITION OF BOOZE Cutup Johnston bo ^elected us n site the airships covering fabric found HOWDEN, Aug. 20.— Norman Wal­ crew were nmidship, either seated or The declarations o f the peace reso­ ten miles up the river from the ker, solo Americnn survivor of the lying in their bunks when the girders lution nre reaffirmed in the treaty, IS ORDERED M ADE for ono o f the four great vocational scene of the accident. Official in­ wrecked airship ZR-2, yesterday gnve broke. At lenst one ninn dropped and it contains, in addition, u blanket universities for service men to be es­ quiry o f the disaster will begin the Associated Press tht“ first circum­ through the gap made by the break. provision thnt any benefit which might i By Th« A.tocUUd Pro*.) tablished by government university at tomorrow. WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.— Imtncstantial account of the disaster, which Possibly others did, hut probably most accrue to this country under tho Ver­ tho cr.d of trnining of service men, five iate disposition of liquors seized unTwo bodies were rcccovercd late Wednesday destroyed the great of them rolled forward when the air­ sailles pnet Ih to be regarded ub o f full or six years, probably would be con­ er national prohibition nction which super-dirigible nnd every American ship’s nose went down. today from wrccknge. One wus force. Germany’s renunciation of her verted into n great public educational ns storage charges accruing wus ormember of tho crew on bonrd except identified ns Albert Laftin, the “ I ran back to the tail to get away overseas possessions jointly to tho big institution open to nny man or wom­ irt-d today by Prohibition ComniisAmericnn mechanic, nnd the other himself. from the fire in the bng. Bnttmnn, five powers is reaffirmed, as ore tho an, nccording to advices received to­ ioner Haynes. ns Flight Lieut. Rye, of the Brit­ Walker was seen nt the Howden Potter nnd I got into the cockpit. By military clauses of the Versailles trea­ day by the Metropolis from its Wash­ {airdrome, near Hull, where he had this time the gns wns becoming de­ ty, the sections rclntion to prisoners, ish crew. ington correspndent. Tho university m in e r t u r n e d h a c k just been brought after tho terrible pleted and the ship was shooting down reparations, finance, economic settle­ wuld begin with about two thousand experience through which he passed rnpidly. The forward half had already ments, commerce and abrogation of all former service men but would he ex­ ' Hy Tho AttocUtod Pro.** unscathed. He comes from Com­ beaten us toward the water. We other existing treaties between tho MADISON, W. Vn., Aug. 20.— Ad- panded to uccommodnte fifteen to merce, Tex., and was a rigger on the couldn’t use n parachute then, ns wo two countries. nme guard of marching miners cn- twenty thouBiind Boon ns possible. Tho ill-fated airship. Ho is of boyish were too low— only a few hundred feet In disassociating the United States oute from Marmot to Mingo ns n former camp would be remodeled while npponrnncc, 20 years old, and of n up. many school buildings will he erected, from the league o f nntions the docu­ irotest against Governor Morgan’s wiry build. "I saw we wore going to land in tho ment provides not only thnt this gov­ mrtial law edict, were turned back rians for the schools also include con­ "W e were nil in the highest spirits water, so I climped upon tho fnbric ernment will not he bound by tho struction of several hundred bungn>>•officials „f the United Mine Work_______ when we left Howden on the trial forward of tho tail cup. I couldn’t covenant, but thnt no nction of thers shortly after they passed through lowa to he occupied by fdrnier soldiers LONDON, Aug. 26.— Official inves-1 flight," he said. "We sailed over the tell how fast we were falling, hut league shall ho considered ns placing who have families. ladison today. ligations made yesterday at Hull into {North sen first nnd then started down when I thought wo were going to tin obligation upon Amerlcn. Tho tho ZR-2 disaster failed to produce re- the north coast to Pulliam. A thiik strike 1 jumped. > United States also stipulated that it suits either minimizing its extent or fog developed, so it was found ini"1 was surprised to find my feet will not lie bound by the sections of throwing light on tho reason why th e ; possible to land ut I’ ulhum. In fact, striking the bottom. 1 had landed in the Versailles treaty relating to tho big airship suddenly broke in two and the fog wns so dense we were more or four feet of water near shore. Both huundairicB of Germany, to political fell with a majority of the crew in the (less lost, although we knew the gon- my conirndcs stuck to the ship nnd readjustments in Europe, to the set­ Humbcr river. All hope bus been oral locality. . . . » , continued to cling to her its she Htruck. tlements affecting Chinn, Slum, Li­ abandoned thnt there nre other sur"W e wort flying at a height of I managed to scramble aboard tho beria, Morocco, Egypt, Turkey, Bul­ about 3,B OO feet,• with the wireless wreckage, and the three of us were garia or Shantung, or to the establish­ V vivors IM lm o u if m the u tcutustrophe u u t n iiw ju iv than i i i i . m Nor- .......... • man O. Walker, an Americnn rigger,; keeping in touch with both Howden picked up by n tug." ment o f un international labor organi­ GltHAT f u n e r a l nnd Flight I.iout. A. H. Wunn nnd [and Pulliam. The ship was behaving That 600 Miners and 300 zation. FOR ZR-2 VICTIMS. three other British members of the finely and there was not a sign of In n state department statement is­ FORMER GERMAN Deputies Were in weakness anywhere. sued to announce the signature of crew.. "A test of the ship’s control then VICE PREMIER Battle The nir ministry and the admiralty LONDON, Aug. 26.—Tho Amorithe treaty, special mention wnH nmdu began. I wns nt the lower rudder, nre omitting no efforts in salvaging o f the reaffirmation of thlH governKILLED TODAY r" n nnd British victims o f tho dh(By Th. Auw UUd H a u l proceeding hack to the tail, and had "ment’s share in the renounced Gorman #M,‘r to the ZR-2 at Hull, will he ncCHARLESTON, W. Va., Aug. 26.— the wreck nnd investigating the cause just reached the lower cockpit when (Sr Tha AuocUUd FrcMl overseas possessions, the statement C"rdcd it great public funeral, prob- Further details of the reported battle of the collnpse o f the dirigible. The ! there wus a tremendous crash. Tho BERLIN, Aug. 20.— Mathias Erz- declaring thnt this provision “ con­ London. The nir ministry yesterday nt Blair, Logan county, be­ salvage work will continue through­ girders nmidship broke nnd the ship bergor, former vice-premier nnd min­ firms the rights of the United States ni t*l‘‘ Project under ndvisement nnd tween 300 deputy sheriffs nnd a large out tho night at Hull, although it ad­ split into halves. ister of finance was murdered today. with respect to Yap and other former am "nnouncemnt regarding it was number of armed men were lucking mittedly is “difficult and dangerous. "Both the tail nnd the nose im­ Erzbcrger wns assassinated near Germun overseas possessions upon nil It is presumed thnt n number of the •xpectcMl any time. ' early today. All efforts to confirm mediately pointed downward nnd^tho Ofenburg, Baden, where he wns so­ equality with other powers.” officers and men of the crow of the tho report which enmo from Prosecut­ halves started to descend toward tho journing. He wns making u foot tour ill-fated craft, including Brigadiering Attorney Mullins, of Boone coun­ of tho Black forest with Reichstag Humber. General Maitland, mny hnvo been im­ [OVERTIME RATES ty, mot with tho sumo response, "I certainly cannot describe niy senDeputy Dicz when thoy were sudden­ SULLIVAN FAILED in tho gondolns by the cxOF LABOR BOARD "Nothing to sny.” It was statod at prisoned TO SWIM .CHANNEL plosion nnd niot death there. T h e y ' ration, hut I thought my time had ly confronted by two youths who sep­ tho governor’s office thnt he Ih with! ONLY REACHED MIDDLE. arated them nnd emptied their revol­ REJECTED TODAY are behaved to havo been resting in com e.’ out official udvices nnd state police tho gondolns nt tho time of tho d is-! "I made a rush for ho tail to get vers into Erzbcrger, who was killed (By Tho AuocUUd Ftm *) hendqunrters had only tho report from aster, ns they had an engagement to a pnrnchuto, hut found two of my instantly by shots in the head. Diez ,n ’ ’n"* AuocUUd F r o l DOVER, Aug. 20.— Henry Sullican, im. ,, A(,0 , 26.— Rules govern- Mullins. attend n dance In Hull, nrYnnged in English comrades, Harry Bnttmnn and nlso was wounded. Erzberger’s body of Lowell, Mass., who started yester­ nrm i ,,nymt‘nt ° f overtime rates their honor Wednesday night. This Walter Potter, were already there I bore twelve bullet wounds. day to swim ncross-the English Chan­ CHARLESTON, W. Vn., Aug. 26.— wns to hnve boon In tho nature of a , know there was only ono chute there I ™ * ' * ' ' * >'y the Railroad Labor nel, from Frunco to this city, failed A deputy in the offico of the sheriff ............................ Bnttmnn hnd tho .ui ' ,l,sl Wut'k to supplant overtime Better travel the rond back to nor­ fnruwbll gathering in honor of the for the three of uh : chute nnd Jumped, but it fouled nnd he malcy while you can. Ford is turning to accomplish the feat. He was no «i" lL' nation,d ngreoment covor- nt Logan told tho Charleston Mail to­ A mericans. obliged to abandon tho attempt after inlnatu' <:t1nfta emPloyes rejected as day over tho telephone thnt there had out u jitney every seven minutes. Tho report that the body o f Com------ hung — - to tho tail of , tho dirigible. swimming ten hours and ten minutes, been no fitfht between the Logan coun­ fxieiiti U<, >y “ conf«renco of national mnnder Louis H. Mnxfield, U. S. N.,l "Both Potter and I started to run Ammonia water and soap is one of by which time ho had only reached ty deputies nnd a b? dy of armed men d e n a r i '° nr,,s °* mil way employes hnd been found, turned out to be in- forward for other parachutes, but the middle o f the channel. the best cleansers of jowelry. nt Blair ns wns reported from Madi­ ion cf'r n» ° f thu Am°rlcun Fedornaccurate. just 08 1 Rot in tho kce thoro cnmo 10,1 of Labor today. son last night. WORKMEN ARE SALVAGING WRECKAGE OF AIR SHIP BY POWERFUL MACHINERY SOME ARE LOST AMERICAN SURVIVOR’S STORY OF THE GREAT CATASTROPHE ' THAT HAPPENED TO ZR-2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL AT JACKSONVILLE OFFICIAL PROBE INTO DISASTER MADE TODAY F,TAILS OF REPORTED BATTLE IN WEST VIRGINIA LACKING, CANNOT FONFIRM THE REPORT PEACE TREATY SIGNED IN FULL SAYS HUGHES �f ♦ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1921 ?A9E PUBLIC WEDDING |SEE u ^ EXHAUSTION TOMORROW NIGHT SOCIAL AFFAIR OF RADIUM Many Authorities Believe There Will Be None Remaining In About Twenty-Five Years. (ii... PROMINENCE „OF BRIDE AND - GROOM LENDS AN AIR OF MYSTERY f? The public wedding thnt will take plnce in front o f the court houso to­ morrow night nt elgfil o’clock promis­ es to be one of the great society events of the season and will renlly open the season earlier than usunl but none the less conspicuous on account o f the ab­ sence o f ninny of the Sanford people who lire away nnd the visitors who hare not come South ns yet. But de­ spite 'he fact thnt socinl nffnirs nrc not in full swing there promises to be one o f the largest crowds ever gather­ ed here to witness this event in high society. Last night nil the principals in the nffnir met nt the court house nnd rehenrsed the nffnir so there would be no hitch in the wedding tomorrow night. It was noticed thnt the bride nnd the groom nnd the minister were nervous but curried out their part very well. The bride is extremely nervous now thnt the public wedding is draw­ ing near and several times hns almost decided that the gaze of thousands di­ rected on the wedding will be too much for any shrinking bride but the idea of helping the Woman’s Club for the school lunches nnd nlso the chance to get n city lot has finully overcome nil the objections and the bride will be there tomorrow night on time even if the groom is obliged to support his prospective wife during the ceremony. After the rehearsal Inst night delic­ ious punch nnd enkes were served nt an impromptu reception tendered the bride by Mesdames Leonnrdy, Key nnd several others of the bridnl pnrty. Public weddings have not been in vogue in Sanford but it is nlmost cer­ tain that after tomorrow night they will be very popular with ninny Snnford couples. The girls will have a tag day to­ morrow and tomorrow night nnd ev­ ery one who pays fifty cents and ob­ tains a tag will be entitled to witness the wedding and also take part in the dance. The band will furnish the mus­ ic for the dance nnd it will be n big get-together dnnee for everybody. Don’t miss the wedding nnd the dance. The merchants of Snnford are offering special bnrgnins tomorrow all day. Come in enrly nnd you will save enough money to more than pay your expenses to Sanford nnd enjoy a big time nlso. , \ ■ ’ (I M il *'' { 5h* . m >i t. t ~ Society Brand Ii • Style in there to stay 9 Almost anybody can make a suit that will look & * o o d the first time you put it on. It takes Society Brand to make suits that will look smart after months of wear. S w ift t i Hraith (HUitlp'fl • have the trim, simple drape that will be there for the life of the suit. ’ •$45 •to $55 EAST SANFORD ;; Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. t tery, which now promises to be clear­ ed up. State Attorney George DeCottcs was informed by phone this morning of the arrest and stated that he would be present when the preliminary took Crime of Two Yearn Ago, Murder of place before County Judge McCrory Quitznw Comes to Light in DcLnnil.— Del.and News. MURDER W ILL OUT TRUTH W ILL TELL, OSTEEN CRIME OUT "Murder will out and truth will lioiHKS o f non u. s. tell." William Woodward, a w hite! VEIEKANS ESCAPE FLAMES. man about fit) years of age, was ar- 1 rested yesterday afternoon at Osteen HOBOKEN, N. J., Aug. 25.— Five and is now in jail charged with the hundred bodies o f American soldier murder of John II. Qitzsuw, which oc­ dead, awaiting shipment to the homes curred at Osteen on the night of July of relatives, were removed in safety 31, 1010. Intc yesterday when fire of unknown From appearances, Quitsnw was sit­ origin swept over the army water ting in a room at his house near Os­ front reservation here, destroying teen, and was reading a paper, or pre­ piers 5 and (5 and an adjoining army paring to read, as his glasses were be­ storehouse nnd barracks. side him when found and a light was Pier -I, nt which the giant liner Leburning on the table. His chair was viuthnn nnd the transport Wheaton near a window. When found the en­ were docked, wns snvetl with diffi­ tire top of his bend had been blown culty. otT, and brains and parts of the skull The Unities licked the sides of the were spattered over the walls. A cor­ oner's impicst was held, but a t that Luvinthnn .damaging a small section time it was impossible to secure evi­ o f the woodwork on the bow mid the forward must, but*n flreliant wedged dence. The arrest was made yesterday on its wny between the liner nnd the a warrant sworn out by John Tatum burning pier nnd successfully fought o f Osteen, Sheriff Morris informed off the flumes ns they spread to the the reporter that a negro womnn who Jingo craft. had been living with Woodward re­ When the Are broke out there wore ported to Tatum thut Woodward had 500 bodies in the Inrge rooms nt the confessed to her that he killed Quit- junction o f piers 4 nnd 5. As soon zaw, and this Tatum reported to the Wilbur, officer o f the dny, called out sheriff. Tatum suggested thnt he thoontlro army personnel, about 150 could secret himself in the Woodward men who started removing the bodies. house, Woodward being deaf, and that Four hundred longshoremen on duty the woman would get Woodward to nt nearby piers, assisted. repent his story of the killing so thnt One ^thousand other bodies wore Tatum could hear. This wns done, and lined up on pier 4, but IrnRmueh an Tatum took young Haney with him. the Haines did not come near'them They secreted themselves in the house, they were not disturbed. The trans­ and the woman got Woodward to re­ port Wheaton, which recently arrived late the story of the killing. hero with 5,000 bodies, still hnd 2,000 Woodward is said to have stated thnt ho killed Quitsnw boenuse Quit- aboard when the flro broke out, but saw informed on him (Woodward) for it wns on the opposite of the pier selling liquor and was the cause of from which the fire wns loenttd. 4 -his arrest. He is snid to have stnted TIN PRICES CUT. that he used No. >1 bird shot and n NEW YORK, Aug. 25.—Judge El­ single barrel shotgun. Quitzaw wus discovered the morning bert II. Gnry, chairman of the . Uni­ nftcr the murder, or iho morning of ted Status Steel corporation, .an­ the murder, about 8 o'clock, by Geo. nounced todny thnt tho corporation lirooks, who went to his house. For would meet price cuts In sheet nnd tin two yeurs the murder has been n mys- plutoH instituted by independents. I GEO. D. BAKER Production » Also a Comedy Tomorrow and Saturday— Rosemary Theby in “Good Women” ; Also a Comedy and Fox News rev/ ,( i EN JO Y Y O U R TRIP - , , ! . « / i • GOSSIP FORM OF INSANITY? Havo you over been "caught short o f cash" when touring nml ben embarrassed nt hotels, garages nnd shops by tho moro or loss unwelcomo attltuda toward your pcraonnl chocks? City Authorities Who Have Dealt With the Problem Are Strongly ^ of That Opinion. You can enjoy your trip, free from nnxloty regarding money mil­ ters If you kcop yourself supplied with thoso solf-ldontlfylng, every, whcro-ncccptod, snfc, convenient Cheques for travelers. I Men and women who gossip, sold Dr. K. II. Bullock iff Chicago, city licnlth director, cutiiiot # lm In their right mind, nnd should he given the Amrlcan closest attention to get them hack to •• A. B. A. Bankers CHEQUES nnrinnl. They hnve been culled "asAssociation snsslns of character," nnd E. C. II. Jenkins, n psychologist nnd secretary WE SELL. THEMto tho hoard of police commissioners. Chicago, says. In the Detective, Febru­ ary. 11)21. thnt the nclghhurhnol gossip * * * * * * * * * 1 1 mid the anonymous letter writer linvo “ BABY HERCULES n one of the nnstlc.-t. lowest mid most vicious forms of Insanity known to mt-dlenl circles. Their distorted Imag­ ination visualizes scenes which they would have come trim, mid tlielr In­ * * * * * * * * * 4 1 sane mind Immediately grasps Ho­ siery nnd they repent It ns If It were WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY true. • Gossip mid anonymous letters, says St. Petersburg nt Daytona. the New York Medical Journnl, are a Jacksonville nt Lakeland. constant pest at police headquarters, Orlando nt Tunipn. hut reports registered with police nthcers In mi attempt to Injure character HOW THEY STAND by these means or false telephonic • L h W reports nre n failure; In fnct, the po­ 3« Orlando ............... .....07 Jt lice tnke more pleasure In tracking the 47 St Tampa ................. .....54 Jnformcr than the mie Informed -III ii Lakeland ............. ..... 54 nhont. > r»« .43 Dnytonn ............... .....47 57 St. Petersburg ... .....40 Latest In Slang. The next time you nre threatened <u A Jacksonville ........ .....41 with u legacy, don’t cross your fingers. When you hnve on your best frock, RESULTS YESTERDAY mid wnnt to keep (lie ruin gisl In n ’ Florida State League happy mood, don’t carry an umbrella. At Tunipn 2„ Lakeland I. If you tear your Sunday trousers At Dnytonn 11, Orlando 0. climbing i i barbed wire fence don’t say At Jacksonville 7, St. Pete. 0. "Islikablhhlc." (if course you have to say some­ South Atlnntic Association thing, when you lire surprised, or At Charleston 0, Greenville 5. pleased, don't give n hang, doubtful, amazed or vexed. However, Instead At Augusta 3, Spartanburg of the proverbial "go on," "damn." A t Charlotte 1, Columbia 3. "Oenilny." "ye gods" nnd others, the Chinese have provided a new word, American League which Is being taken up by the smart­ At Cleveland 2, New York 3. est buds from coast to const, mid the Somerville, Muss., Imasts oi a At Detroit 15, Washington 1. beauty o f It Is that you can express "Baby Hercules." Ilo Is eight-monthAt St. Louis 12, Boston II. any emotion under tin* sun with Just old Harry LnFleiir, Jr., mid In* can At Chicago 2, Philadelphia I. this one word, "Moskee." perform athletic feats that nre amaz­ So “ Moskee" It Is now, no matter ing for one so young. Hurry can chin wlmt happens, If you want to he right the hnr like ii veteran. National League He has a there with the last word In proper chest and arm development thnt Is At New York 10-7, Pittsburg M slang. It suits any situation, so don’t most tinusiml. The ’’baby weighs 18 At Boston 3-2, St. Louis 4-3. fear. Use It whenever and wherever pounds. At Philadelphia 5-0, Cincinnati H you like. It menus Just whatever you At Brooklyn 1, Chicago 0. want It to mean. She Missed Something. Peoples Bank of Santord SPORT WORLD Miss Virginia Long is having a two weeks’ vacation from her duties nt the Caldwell store, and is the guest o f her mint, Mrs. Huron E. Collie, in South Jacksonville. Miss Bertha Butts is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Cowan, sr., hnving accompanied Mr. nnd Mrs. Cowmi home from their visit in Blnkcsvillo, Gn. Miss Edith McClullmid returned home Tuesday from n two weeks’ vis­ it in Chiiluotn nnd GGcncvn. Mr .nnd Mrs. II. A. Howard and young people, nre goingg to Pnhokce the Inst of the week. Mrs. !L, nnd children to remain for several weeks. Walter Rnulorson is tho first one we hear o f who hns •celery set in the Useful on a Long Walk. field. It is o f tho "green top" variety. Nature's most ardent lovers cuunm We hnd n fine rain Snturdny after­ enjoy u long tramp over hills, fields noon—very welcome after the ex­ nml country roads, If a blister on tho foot lias presented Itself. A simple treme hot weather of Inst week. The American Fruit Growers, Ine., remedy, often marvelously beneficial, hnd the misfortune to have n couple comes from thd old country, merely the use of i i cabbage leaf. Cut n pleco o f mules die Inst week. of the root leaf larger than the painful Sunday school services hnve been nreu. Then plnce It over the spot mid resumed much earlier thmi usual this fix down the borders with stump pa­ fall nt the Moores Station church, ns per. If tho cabbage plaster Is applied nenrly every one is nt ,liomo from fiat It will not seriously hamper the putting on of (lie stocking mid shoe. A vacation trips. There is u Inrge burn being built wonderful sense of relief Is experi­ enced, mill It Is possible to continue nt the Campbell farm on Celery ave­ the walk without piiln. Of course If i i nue to roplneo the burn thnt war- tittle rest can bo token after the cabstruck by lightnng mid burned n few huge feuf Iiiin been placed on tho pain­ weeks ago.' ful part so much tho hotter. GAINESVILLE, Aug. 25.— A Ten­ ants’ Longue hns been organized here for the purposo of combatting exorbi­ tant rents said to be charged by some of Gainesville’s landlords, Later, tho longue, it is said, plans to turn its guns on other alleged profiteers. Representatives of the league statu they intend to throw the full light of publicity on those landlords who are described ns "bull-dozing" their ten­ ants, The majority of the landlords nre not among this cluss, the represen­ tatives sny, mid the membership of tho orgunizntion includes ninny well satisfied tenants who merely want to ussist their less fortunate fellows. "W o nre not fighting the majority of tho landlords in GnineHvillc," said one o f the Lenguc’B representatives. "W o nre only out to get four or five of them who nro known to be bull-doz­ ing the tenants of tho city by clinrging exorbitant rents." THE STAR TO-DAY Some authorities predict thnt, 25 years from now, there will ho no ra­ dium left In the world. By that time. It Is claimed, all available ores of this wonderful mineral will hnve been used up. The so-enlled rndlum emnnntlons nre sup|Hised to be electrified particles— though Just wlint these particles are nobody knows. They do not seem to bo Identltlalile as any kind nf,puiDer. But after being given off, they cease to be electrically charged and assume the form of liclltim. Hero Is n ease altogether extraor­ dinary. In which one element Is actual­ ly transmuted Into another element— ii phenomenon which has hitherto been thought Impossible. Helium was llrst discovered In the sun. It was Inter found In our own atmosphere, which contains n minute percentage of It. Natural gas from some wells In Texas nnd elsewhere yields considerable tpintitltlcs of It— so much In certain Instances thnt, be­ ing nonlnllnnimnhle, It rentiers the gas less useful as fuel. In It to be Imagined that all of the existing helium was originally derived from radium? Nnhody can answer thnt i|iiesllon. Where Men Must Marry. An iintl-hachelor hill Introduced hit" tho Turkish parliament makes uiurrlugu compulsory for men over twentyfive. Defaulters will ho fined u quar­ ter of tlielr earnings, which will be de­ posited In agricultural hanks to help peasants to marry. No adult civil ser­ vant may bo a bachelor. Gifts of laud, loans, and state education for children tiro held out as rewards for marriage, with a penalty of hard labor for u con­ firmed bachelor. Rank Ingratitude. "The professor or political economy mndu un Inexcusable blunder In Ills classroom- tills morning." "Wlmt was It?" "He asked Sntihbs, our star halfback, a quest Ion." "And Kmililm couldn’t answer It, I ■mpposu?" "Certainly not. Tim Ideu of embar­ rassing the greatest ground gulner we’ ve hnd on tho lentil In ten years I" —Birmingham Age-Herald. Catherine wus spending Christmas lo tho City of Mexico. Mother Goose was one of her gifts from Kmitu. and the rhymes proved qultu entertaining to her. On her visit out to the ensile of Chupultepce, she was told the king had lived there. She went nil iihout look­ ing behind doors itiul,under the royal bed. nml finally said: "Well, mother, where can the merry old soul he?" Anatomical. "A man limy he mistaken, even though Ills head Is In the right place." "Yes," replied Senator Sorghum, "hut what’s Hu* use of having your heart In the right place If your brains got In wrong?" Moro than -10,000 oil nnd gas lens­ es hnve been mnde on Intlinn Innils in the United Stntcs. ~ 7“ «* <• <• •• «• <• *> •> ■> •» At At At At Southern Association Birmingham 11-5, Atlanta R-tMemphis 8, Mobile 2. Little Rock 0, New OrleaMl Nashville 5, Chattanooga ?• At At At At American Association Milwaukee 1, Indianapolis 11 Minneapolis 8, Columbus 7. Kansas City 5, Louisville ?• St. Paul 8, Toledo 0. International League Buffalo 4, Jersey City 2. Toronto 3, Newark Rochester 10, Reading 4. Syracuse 8, Baltimore R>- At At At At Vlrglnln League Newport News 14, Tnrboro • Norfolk fl, Suffolk 3. Richmond 2, Rocky M-unt W. Wilson 5, Portsmouth 4. At At At At Salt W a te r Fish RECEIVED FRESH EACH DAY Choice FLORIDA and W ESTERN MEATS Staple and Fancy Groceries HUY SUPPLIES CHEAPER ON THE CASH AND CARRY I’ 1 vN Tillis’ Market PHONE 299 SANFORD A V E AND SECOND hTi ♦*♦*** �' ♦ 1 • •± w , •jA PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERA HD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1921 Mrs. George Hyman entertained in honor of Master John Hyman's ninth birthday. The boys enjoyed the ni­ sei vea as only boys can, nnd went thru MKB. FRED UAIGER, Sodcty Editor, the thrills o f young aviators as they ____________ Phone 217-W witnessed the initial flight of John's electric airplane, which was a birth­ SOCIAL CALEN DAR day gift from Ids daddy. John was Friday— Mrs. J. II. Lawson will en- also the recipient of other lovely gifts tertnin the members of the Nino from the boys which attested their Scminolcs Club at the home o f Mrs. friendship for their little plnymate. At (5:30 they were invited into the dinHenry Purdon, at 3:30 p. m. Saturday—The Children's Story Hour ing room where a perfectly appointed will be held at the Central I’nrk nt table, covers laid for eight and n four five o'clock. i course dinner was* served. Favors of _______ , George Washington cockades were Miss Marjorie Clay is at D a y t o n a 'worn by the merry diners. The chilBench where she is the guest of her droit Inter were taken to the movies ami for a drive around the city. cousin, Miss Nell Lane. Tlie invited guests on this happy oc- * * * SO C IE T Y Miss Morton Thigpen and son, Billie, returned yesterday from an extended visit to south Georgia, Ashevide, and Montreal, N. C. Miss Lottie Caldwell retumed home ■Wednesday from Orlando, where she spent several days ns the guest of Mrs. Preston* Buford. Mr .and Mrs. L. B. Hollar and lit­ tle daughter, Miriam, leave this after­ noon for Newport News, Vn. Miss Virginia DeCoursey and Mrs. Shelton, who are spending the sum­ mer at Coronado Reach, are here for the week-end. Hr. and Mrs. Martin, o f Osceola, were in the city yesterday. Mrs. W. T. Langley lias returned from a three weeks’ stay at Daytona Reach. She was accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Simmons and family, of Mountville, N’. C., aad Messrs. Walter "fliuyer and Tom Ken­ nedy, of Ilostoii, who will be her guests for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. T. Holly Lend, C. II. Wrigard, Clms. A. Speer, Mrs. A. Rlum, Miss I.. Dittmnn, aad Mrs. M. Wilson, all of Jacksonville, were a motor party stopping over in Sanford yesterday enroute to Jack­ sonville from an extended motor ing to the southern part of the state. Allen Jones and Chus. Evans left this morning for Tampa. Ciias. Evans, of Manatee, spent several days here as the guest of his sister, Mrs. Claude Herndon. SUPPER AT SILVER LAKE. Last night was an ideal one for a picnic, and among the several given last evening was the one at Silver Lake. This congenial group o f San­ ford people motored out early ill tho evening w lie if they enjoyed swim­ ming followed by a picnic supper, consisting of Imt wenics, talked beans, pickles, rolls, coffee, and ice cream. Those attending tins delightful in­ formal affair were, Mr, and Mrs. Archie Betts, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lane, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Overlin, Dr. J. C. Dean and Mr. Miller. * * * * * * * Daily Fashion Hints GENEVA * * * * * * * * * GUN CLUB SHOOT AT OVIEDO YESTERDAY SHOWED GOOD SCORES. 6 A . M . t o 1 1 Trilby Itrundi Arrlvr 100.......... 24.......... 158........... 22.......... 1A'l'plitirg Brandt Arrive 157............ 4:00 21............ 2:52 p. m. in i_______ 5:30p. m 25. -- . . 2:00 p.m. . ! Edward Higgins, Inc. First Street and Elm Ave- ! CASH SERVICE STATION Gas, Oils, Vulcanizing ffATTERY SERVICE Our prices are right, Terms Cash Ice Cold Chero Cola Free • '++4*+++++++*+4*++4-4-++*++++4-!*4*4*4*4*+4-4*++++4*4*4*4*+*+4*++++4.*.ii LOW TIDES ON THE BEACH. Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. _ ' , Per C arat Fine White McLaulm, The Jeweler VETERANS OF GUAY END DURHAM REUNION. Little Ten-Year-Old Hoy Brutally Bitten While Sleeping* With Mother DURHAM, N. C.f Aug. 20.— Fea­ tured by n parade ami an elaborate ball lust night, the 1021 reunion of Lust Wednesday night about j| the North Cnroliun Confederate Vet­ erans, in session here thrte days this o'clock, while sleeping with his mothweek, came to an end last night. Over er, Johnnie Muggins, ten year old ,oa o,,f Mack Muggins, living near the 1,000 veterans Wore in attendance. , . . The paradt was spectacular and not i ^ "m “ T " “ " V " * l,ru>' o f the most interesting iteniH on tho|a J U1 " n. u' nnk *‘ ai> . . anopheles mosquito. Tho tinkle is baH. program. A majority o fthe voter. . , ls [,ad* 1ly swollen but the doctors think I* ana marched, while those who were will recover after taking ninlnria) too feeldt, rode in automobiles. In treatment. This mosquito wag not tho parade*, which was easily two | . . . . discovered until daylight next mi»min» miles long, were several hundred exa barrage of Torment was dmt at service men of the World War, Span- |lim, killing him Instantly. The KVt ish-American veterans, several S » l - ' y„s f umo from this |jq u i ( , wi)] vation Army corps, the local machine hurt a human being but is instant Kun company and scores o f gaily be-'death to a malarial mosquito. It does ‘ Iwked automobiles nnd Heats. not frighten them, it is not a bluff, it The ball .vas c b W y for the guests means death when the mosquito fj’r,| o f honor. Many o f the veterans left inhales it. Torment is sold in a!) for their homos on the afternoon stores,— Adv. trains. 1 -------------------------# ( — Get your Scratch Pads front Tht Herald—by the pound— lfic. THY A DAILY 1ICKALD W AN T AD. . . tY j . . j . . j . . j . . j . .j. Jasamine Inks f I !•! Y V 4. .£ Over All Others f 2 You want to learn about the best ink that you can buy and while it may be new to you it is \ not new to others. You want to know about ♦ the best ink that is sold at a better price. You j want to know about the ink that is used by ♦l the government and by all the largest cor- { porations. The ink that is used by all the | largest firms in your own and neighboring1j cities. Read the telegram below: j 1920 JUN 14 PM 5 49 A356W 25 COLLECT 1 EXTR A TW W ASHINGTON DC 515 P 14 JASMINE INK CORPN 5 H ALL ST NORFOLK VA GOVERNMENT AGAIN AW ARDS JASMINE in k c o r p o r a t io n liLUE BLACK ALL SIZES RED ALL SIZES A N D MUSCILAGE QUARTS. OVER TH IRTY COMPETITORS. JASMINE QUALITY W IN S AGAIN. ' GEORGE DEEDM AYER, SALES M ANAGER. l Jasmine Ink is now used by the majority of \ t the schools and colleges in the South. It is | | J | | used by all the rank and file who have found j out that they can get a superior ink at a much j lower price in the reliable Jasmine Ink. If h 1 is not just what we say it is, bring it back and j :j: get your money. Come in and fill your foun- j i tain pen and get a free trial of'the ink that j i is making the South famous. { The Herald Printing Company It I. u rilw ril Unit thin ru .ili'i. I.« pul.ll*1ii>.l In Hu H.inforil I torn l.t, n nnwnpnp(>r pul.Unl..'rt In Son.limit. County. F lorliln , nniv n wi-ok for r E lit Minneruili.u wrclii* tin to Itm known .purtli’M iln frip ln n t, nn.l mire n w o rk fo r twelve nniocrm lvo wnpho n» to the unknuwn u n rtlr* .'("fenilillit, > Wltncnn my li'iln l mi.I the ai-nl o f miM Clr( r u lt Conn on th t . the 2 1 .t tiny o f J u ly , A. |>, August Ilnur 26 .k......................................... 7:23 11)2 1. 27 ................................. 8:27 I U UJAl.l 28 ................................................. 0:31I 29 .............................................10:30 __ $300.00 Depart* 6:00 :i. ill. 3:25 p. tn 7:00 u. ,n. 7:35 p. m ! P „ M _ * The regular weekly shoot of tho Oviedo Gun Club held Thursday on Depart) the club grounds « ' Oviedo, was well p.r\ attended. Tlie Sanford trade exten­ ■No. sion committee attended in a body No. and lent enthusiasm to the occasion. •No. •No. The following is lb • score made: Oviedo Brandi Link Kennedy __ 211x20 .lepnrti rtrri vc A. D. Spilth........... ......................23x25 12G ...........I l : 0 0 n. m. 'No. ■C. C. H ow a rd ________ 22x25 J:40 o. 11. I. B. Cidonum..... ................ 22x25 •No. 127. .. •D illy, "xccpi Suri'bi.v I 0. W. Brow n............ ........ 20x25 | L. F. Roper - .......... 19x25 4n t h e c i u c u i t corner, s e v e n t h j u d i c ­ Kite Kennedy ________________ 18x25 ia l CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A—IN CHANCERY L. E. Jordan ______ ________ _ 18x25 18x25 M e rit! IX Itnl.lliMiti, t'.iiii|ilnllinlit. 4*4*4*4*4* 4**84**;••>4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4-4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4‘ 4-4*4-4* M. S tow oir.......... ................ V*. C. S. Lee ........... 17x25 I*. \V. Ht'ltnliul nti*l Km run M. Heliwlml, hln vvlfo, nml llu* unknown Iip Iih , ik'vl**,ps, ^rnit* Thco. Aulin _____ 17x25 I pph nr nllipiM i (itlioim* uiDlur |\ \V, Heliwltid mn| Kii lun M, Si'hwhiil, lVft>nt(ritil«, Boh. M erriw ether.................... 17x25 Walter Hand _________________ 17x25 CITATION F. L. Crosby .................. 1......... 10x25 Vn r vv, Fullwlmt mnl Kmrun M, KoliwhHt. re*x Ralph W ig h t.............. unknown; ti t* miknnw , heir*, iIuvLjn'i*. 1(3x25 Ht piipp . jilii*H, mnntpr* m* ntlier rlitlitiniiffl under ( ’has. Whittier _______ 1(3x25 f\ W. J-'ilmltnl nml Kminn M Hrliwiiiil* nml to uny nllmr |n*r**ot» or perpnnn rlitlrnltiu nny in* Doe Puleson _________________ 15x25 In ttit 1 lo rim lei! lowIni: di**orlt»<Ml littiilt* •11nitti*<l In Hmnlinilt* County, I'torlda, tn wlt: Dan Hodges ________________ 15x25 I oti I nml 'J uf Murk MA" of Mltoludl'K Hur* voy of Hip I pv.v tlrmit. 11x25 ---------------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------------------------------- - | Joint Bromley ________ It fipin'itrlm: from lIjp Mworn Mil iif mm* Richard ilixoii ________________14x25 Itlnjiit (ilfil In H1I1 entme nmtlnsl you, Hint you im» or Hnlm whir* Intercut In nrnl to Utp Jim Leo ......... -.1,4x25 1 lutiilN t.i tp|unM»vt* *IpurrItniI, lltrrpfmt*. you, tlie* K) It. C. Maxwell ______________ 13x25 ■«M P. W. Holiwlml nml Kinmn M. Hrltwlml. ore luwrl'jr or•Ipipit nml rri|ulip«| to In* nml ntumitr W. A. LelTler_____ ___________ 13x25 lM»foip our «>aId CMiPiiit Court, itt Urn Court Hnimp lu Hnnfortl. rimlUn, on Hip llril rlny of Bill Brown __________ 12x25 O rloiter. A. I» 11*121. muI t!«rn nml Micro ninko itHwrr to Hir Mil of «mtijilnlut pxIiIMIpi) nvnliiNt Sam Y ou n ts_______________ 12x25 , r vim, olliprw hm u ilr c fr c pm rnnfeaso w ill 1>e >11111*0 D ou g las___________ ____12x25 |riitprnl iunln*t you. i nil •tIter puraoitH pIuIiiiIuk nny rltflitt ti­ Vcrii S l e y ----- r ........................... 12x25 tleAm or liilereM lu nml to Hie itroperty heroin* «l«iv« niiilor. Iijr i.r llim n s li I’ . IVLeslie Bryan _________________ 12x25 HeUwliiilll^•»<'rll»‘<l uixl Ciu im i i:. Kt-hwloil. ..r otlierw lM i, L. A. B ru m ley.........- .................11x25 ore I i-rrl.y urilcrutl Mini m in im i In tie uml upl.onr lirfo ro w ir nnl.l t ' l m i l l C ourt, nt II. p Court R. W. Lawton _________________9x25 llm i* r In .-'niif.irit, I'l.uU ln. on llio 7 tli tiny of A, In. lliJ I, mi.I ll.vn nn.l II.ere N. B. L cn o a rd _________________9x25 XoviunlMr, iimke uit»ircr to t1.« till I o f eotiijitnlnt r x lilt ilt n l mvm I i k i *.il‘l niikiiow n i n rtlrn , iiilii>rtvU<' n iloClms. M erriw ether____________ 4x25 rrn * pro runf.-M-.. w ill 1m. ^m.-rc-.l n tn lio it nnl.l W. H. Henry ................................ 4x25 unknown i.n rtlm . O P E N _ * Mrs. West ami children, of Winter Park visited Mrs. George Geiger, Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield were in Orlnndo Wednesday oh business. Miss Christina McClellan spent Inst Saturdny in Fort Christmas attending the picnic. Mrs. W. II. Rivers and children of Live Oak are visiting her mother, Mrs. J. M. Provntt. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Itnulerson spent Monday afternoon in Osteen with M. K. H. Osteen, f Mr. and Mrs. Roland Reed took sup­ lnclu<it',li M wn o f Joh,,’f ,no9t per with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Proc­ tf ri? nA? ll" ‘! Wer°= tor, J J 1,111 • Cl|*U(!o .Mrs, Rosa McFarland lias moved in­ Uck<?' t,m ,k La,,« loy' 1 ftt to the FlyiP property. Miller and Charles ltyan. ggtt) Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lit tier, of Obteen, ami Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Prevatt CllAM 1IKU OF COMMERCE and son, Raster, took dinner with Mr. BOARD OF GOVERNORS MET TODAY AT VALDEZ. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt Sunday. ORIGINAL DAYTIME FROCK' Miss Edith McClellan spent a few Golden brown duvet de laine is used The Board o f Governors of the San • days with her grandmother, Mrs. J. to develop this frock, which refuses to concede to the girdle first honors in ford Chamber o f Commerce, had a M. Prevatt. achieving novelty fer the waist line. A Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield called on fine meeting today at the Valdez Ho slight gathering at the underarm edges tel witli many visitors. President Ml mid *^r8, ^ hnrles I hillips Monday. produces a draped effect front and back George W. Knight presided and the , Mrs- , *IltIor Curl‘ftt w« s "hopping in the remaining decorative touch being supplied with fancy stitching in selfcommittee reports were great show show Sanford Monday. Rev. Wright, of Oviedo, will preach color. Medium size requires JL( yards a phenomenal activity on the part o f , 51-inch material. lie re Sunday at the Methodist church. Pictorial Review Dress No. 9271. every member of tile committees ".ml Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rnuierson was Sizes, J1 to 44 Inches bust. Price, 35 especially on the part of the <h a ir-. cents. in He Land Tuesday on business. man. Mrs. McFarland and Mrs. T, W. Pre­ Tile banquet to be given Tuesday vail were shopping in Sanford Wed­ SERVICES AT METHODIST night was discussed and a special CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY. nesday. committee under S. M. Lloyd as chair­ A large crowd of people of Osceola Dr. Walker will arrive Saturday man was appointed to take care of bad a fine picnic nt Lake Harney Sat­ night from his vacation and will ibis affair and make it snappy and urday. preach both morning ami ov ning, interesting. Orlnndo will lie enter­ Sunday, August - 8th. Every mem* tained that night and much henoflt I n should lie there and invite their will he derived from this great get- TRADE EXTENSION ft imds. A warm welcome is ex­ together meeting. COMMITTEE W EN T tended to everyone. The tickets for the banquet are now TO OVIEDO AUG. 25 on sale at thy banks and every mem­ FACTS ABOUT OPTOMETRY ber of the Chamber o f Commerce Will Have Meeting at Geneva on .Mon­ * Eye Examination should buy one or two tickets and day Night The Upturned lie way is tin* ideal make this midsummer banquet one of way to deal with eyestrain. tin- finest in tile history of the organ­ Tile Trade Extension Committee of Ideal in that the Optometrist con­ ization. the Sanford Chamber of Commerce siders the comfort of tile patient of journeyed to Oviedo yesterday where chief importance. R. V. P. C. At Tl\ 11 IKS they met the Oviedo business men at ideal in Hint modern methods with the Gmi Club shunt. They had cold modern instruments do away with .... , ,. Tuesday night was enjoyed very Hek on tap from the Fox Cold Stor- ]guesswork. This applies to measurtauclt by the Junior ami Intermediate age plant and cigars from the Manser „ f ff1{. defect of sight as well as II. Y. I U. at Crystal Lake. An factory and they had a good time gen-J the strength and endurance of pcohour's swim fitted the party for the erally. pie's eyes. lunch the girls hud provided. After The committee took in Oviedo nfter The profession itself Inis so stead­ a .dmrt ride in the truck the party the gun club shoot and advertised the ily advanced that wlmt was ideal live broke up, all voting they had a very big Merchants’ Carnival to lie held years ago, or even two years ago is enjoyable evening. The twenty-five here next month and also the Wom­ not ideal today. members present were chaperoned by an's Club dance tonight. Mrs. A. C. l.ossing, Mrs. Star and Tile Trade Extension Committee TRAIN SCHEDULE Mrs. Stanley. We are planning on go­ will meet with the good people of ing on another picnic in the near fu­ Geneva on Monday night at winch Southbound ture and all the young people are in­ meeting a lug crowd is expected. There Arrivu Depart* vited to join the Baptist Young Peo­ are many things in common with the No 2:46 a. m 83______2:36 n. m. merchants and the people of Sanford No. ple’s Union, 8:40 n. in 27.......... and tlie people of the eouiity ami thu No. 3:20 p. ni 89______2:55 p. m. "GOOD LUCK" SUNDAY NIGHT Trade Extension Committee trips is No. 7:45 p. m. 86. _____ 7:30 p. m. creating a fine feeling o f c o - iperation \ iirln turn ml Many people wilt be glad to learn between county and city. Let every ArriveDepart i that Dr. George Hyman will preach member of tin* Sanford Chamber of L'.O O a. in No 82.. . . 1:48 a. iti. next Sunday evening on the subject Commerce and every business man of 12:05 p. m No. 84__ ..11:15 ». tit. “ Good Luck." There will lie u mes­ ibis city whether he is it member or No. 3:25 p. n.. 80........... 3:05 p.m . sage for all who may attend this ser- not attend the meeting at Geneva on, is co 28...........10:00 p. m. Monday night. vico. In the morning the subject will be SWIMMING PARTY "The Mists of Life." Mrs. W. Ernest AT WF.KIWA SPRINGS. Holts will sing, “ When the Mists Have A congenial party of young folks Rolled Away." from here motored to Wekiwa Springs Always welcome nt the Baptist yesterday afternoon where they en­ Temple. joyed swimming, and a picnic sup­ per, were: Misses Mae Steele, Adele SUNDAY MORNING C L l’ R. Rhines, Kate Williams, Carrie Stan_______ ley, .Mary Stanley and Ruth Whittle. "i*]ic* large men’s class of the BupMessrs. Rrinton Crenshaw, Ren 0*1 church, is making plans for the Steele, Burt Steele, Frederick Riues, enlargement of the work and some of Tom Brothersnn, and Mrs. A. C. Wil- those tilings will ho discussed in the Hams. class on next Sunday morning. As --------large an attendant'i! as possible is BIRTHDAY DINNER urged. One of the loveliest of recent chil----------------------------dron’s parties, was the dinner party of I’cst cards—local views- -1c each at lust evening, at which time Dr. and ihe Herald office. ._ K, A. n o m il.A X H of the C lrru lt Court. S« in I noli. County, F lo rlilk. tty : A. M. W E EKS , 11. C fR O IK lK ll. llE U I tI N f l. S o lli'llo r nn.l Ci.ui.nel fo r ('o iiip ln ln iiiit. ; - r j- i. n c ('lin k DISTRIBUTORS COUNTY • .for SEMINOLE ' - 4 ......................... — — — - ............................................. .. i �THE SAKFOBD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26,1921 PAGE TQRKB I/O ^♦ <1M I 11M V ■ Progressive movements, fostered b y progressive individuals, are in v a r ia b ly productive of results. FORMER MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS N OW LEADING CLASS C-D TE A M S All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE CONUTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this institutiori. Id e n tify in s t it u t io n yourself with this strong today by opening an ac­ ? V; / \\ You Can Find the Name of JSvery Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column t > v . LAW YERS yrwi c; l^iVV-'fiA; George A. DeCottes S. 0 . Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder BATTERIES 11 he Seminole County .Bank.,.. / -I- FLORIDA Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER8 Plnnes nnd Specifications Cheerfully Battery Troubles to Us Furnished W* BpaolaHi* on Ztaotrlcal Work and aan ftv* All Work Guaranteed you dapandabt* aarrioa.. WZ ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS H. T. PACE P. O. Box MS RHINO YOUR roa ovERitAULiNn your oar Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Company Sketches and Estimates Free} mm SERVICE PROGRESS INTEREST PAID .1% CONTRACTORS____ Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD *:• FLORIDA c o u n t. 1STIti; NOTH PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Phone 189 L. A. Renaud, Prop. building too large and none too imalL ------ALL WORK GUARANTEED— HARTFORD BATTERY i “Battery Insurance” ►*++*+** ♦ +*++ 4 '+ + 'fr+ + + + *+ + + ***+ + ++'I'+ * ,J',t'* + '*'*'i'*,,'s''!'* ‘!,‘>+ nio E. CouvJIUer. Unless snid certifi| Sold and Serviced by cute shall bo redeemed according to law tux deed will Issue thereon on tho Edw. Higgins, Inc. 2nd dny o f September, A. D. 1921. Haight & Magee Witness tny official signature and Glancing over the liaselmll tlireulnry spoasoreil lay Joint II. Farrell, of scnl this tho 29th day of July, A. D. riCK OF MASTER’S SALE tho National association, one Is astonished at the imniher of old timers whose 1921. GARAGES names were once familiar In Hie major leagues Hint are managing class O and E. A. DOUG LAST (SEAL) rs Honk & Trust Company, D teams somewhere In this hlg land. Clerk Circuit Cot*.. arntion, Complainant, For Instance, Rudy llulswitt Is pilot of the Pawlmska team i»f the Western Smith Bros. Garage Seminole County, Fu nHsoelntlon; Josh Clarke Is nutnager of the Coffey villa* leant In the Southwest­ vs. Expert Repairing By: A. M, WEEKS, D. C. ern league; Tommy Loach Is Iniudltng the Tainpn elitU In the Florida league, Murrell and K. R. Murrell her.. 7-29-fltc OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES while Joe Tinker Ik handling Orlnndji and Oy Barger St. Petersburg In the ml, John M. Murrell, and Peo» Oak and First (unite sun-strleken circuit; Josb Devore Is managing Grand Rapids In the Cen­ ountv Tad**, BUto of Florida, Ilnnk of Sanford, n corpora- la Court of CS omlnolo County. tral circuit; Chief Bender Is In charge of New Haven In the Eastern league, In Ro EttrVo of: Dcfcndunts. Rrne*t Hlownrtl. Tliero** Steward iml Clinr*. and Larry Cheney Is laws of players at Charleston In the South Atluntlc REAL ESTATE |n is hereby given that under J. Kiev ant, Minor*. league. So the story goes, virtue of a decree of foreclos- NOT1CL OF APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO E. F. Lane SELL MINORS LAND ll sale entered in the above enWAS NEAR TO PERFECT GAME Notice I* tierrtiy siren to nil whom II m ay fcnusc on the 1st day of July, A. concern, lint I.ooln Niton, n* Ounnllnn of Real Estate and Insurance p, I, ns Special Master in Chan- Krncaiine Steward. There** Steward and Charlie First Baseman Kelly Spoiled Shuffling J. Steward, minora, will, on the Sth day of Phone 95 |n Monday, the 5th day of Sep- Heiiteilltier, A. 1>. 1I>21, apply to Iho llonorahlc Phil Douglas’ Chance for NoK. I* . Ilouaholder. County Jtidee, In and for A. I). 11121, in front o f tho Hit Affair. 0. W. Hart, a noted British long­ raid County, at Ida office In Hanford, at the House door at Sanford, Semi- Court Htnine In «nld County,at 10 o'clock A. M„ distance walker, Is about to attempt aa atxai thereafter *■ the matter can t«s W . Knight I’ltll Douglas' one-hit game against ounty, Florida, will offer for or heard, for authority to well, tit piddle or private to run 208 miles In 24 hours. Pittsburgh was sn near a no-lilt affair lii sell to the highest and best »»■*. Urn nndlrtded tnterral* of (lie alore named % • • Real Estntc and Insurance if i i ! .. , , , t minor* In and to the following described real Foothnll tennis representing West that It's a shame lie was denied thu SANFORD |f°r cash during tho legal hours |e*t*ie. In **ld county, to-wlt: FLORIDA glory. Carson lilgheo, first hatter up, tilt* 11,wittt? uescriDcu dpserlhf.il janu, lotitl ' Ult Lota102,o(.1, 1t)fcH and tut ftd Huiuwmg ,k B0 of n( llloek 11fr fl of Tier 1<0l '*K , of! Virginia and the University of Cin­ slapped an easy grounder down to Kel­ I, lying and being in the County mock u of Tier "it"; ixit s of nioek t of Tier cinnati will meet October 1 next. ly at first. Kelly elected to make a T ' a. , , , _ I "it"; t.ot n Of niock 8 of Tter "A": last « of • • • A pinole, Mate of Florida, more mock t> of Tier "it"; lad i of mock is of throw to Douglas, covering firs', nnd Russell II. Colfii, former Vander­ "A": Lot a of llloek Hof Tier "I>"; Lot 7 Ilarly described as follows, to- Tier The vocational committee of tho Busi­ of llloek 0 of Tier "I»"i tail 2 of llloek 0. of bilt foothnll player, hits Iteen signed ness and Professional Women's Club I'lcr "O" mill tho Middle 1-3 of lot t of llloek HI of Tier "A" tieliiK .'111 feet front on Sth as assistant conch at Mercer univer­ v / f l I One ill and Twb (2 ) of Block atreet requests all young women desiring nnd hit feet deep; nilnccurtllni: lo It. It. r>), of Tier Three(3). of Snn- Tntfford’a limp nr plat of the town Of Han- sity. employment to register at tho FirBt * • • i, . . " ! ford, Florida* duty recorded In the piddle recrJontlR, umirtling to E# Ii, I m i- oftl* or Sviulnulo County, l*1r»rMa. National Ilnnk. Single 0, 1 :f>P, had won 02 races luun of ttimfnr.l lainvtiln I Lot .1 of ItliKrk tt of Chnpnian and Tucker'* AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman iiup ot banrord, !•Inrtda, ns per Al|l,|,|„n s„„r„r,i, n«.ri.l.., «» ;ier flat duty In 99 Hturts and more Hum $58,000 In Icrouf duly of reconi. ! AddItIon to Sanford, Florida, na per pint duly purse money In light Hitmesa races, i. i, , ,. o f record, Eyes Examined Glasses Designed c.iih. I tirchnscr to payfor Ilt'ulnnlnir In Chapman nnd Tucker'* Addition when tho last count was made, |In tho town of Sanford, Florida, on tho Norlli a ♦ • Iline of Third Hireel, at n point 01.11 feet Weal A world's record for the 100-yard J. J. DICKINSON, "f the Northweat point of tnteraectlon of Third OPT. D. „ o, • . , . ,,, Street and Cyprea* Avenue rim Went on the hrenst-stroke swim In open water was L ^1'VUUI Master in Chancery. Northtine of Third «tree* VI.7 feet: thence made by Mike McDermott, member ._________________ North“H.7 feet: thenceKaalerly flfl.Dfeet! of , 1thence South 7S.7 feet to heglnnlnir. of the I. A. C. of Chicago. II Katina lor lax Deed lli'Kliinltii: In tTuipnian mill Tucker’* Addllloti • • ♦ Iltdt’r Seri ion 575 Hnni'i-jil . ,n dm Town of Hanford, Florida, at Itie North' T, * went point of luti'mecllon of Third alreet nnd Carl Beck, the sensational hnlfhnck pennies, Laws nf Florida Icypreoa avenue, tun North alone Cypreaa ave­ nue (tS\i feet, thence Weatctly 01.3 feel; of the 1010 Virginia university eleven, 1thence South 73.7 feet to the Norlli line nf Third Is Ineligible for football at West Vir­ t'c Is hereby given that L A *,rnli thence Ko*t Ul.3 feet to liealtinlni;. . i . _ .* ' Alao the fidlowlns properly In Ilttval county, ginia university next frillpuielm-er of l a x Certificate State nf Florida, to-nll: Iteidnittiur at NtV • • • OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST ii |, dated the 2nd day of Juno, A. S ,",f the J' ,lrow“,“ l""‘‘ runi,llw Graduate Northern Illinois College on the R a m aide o f land 211 fret, thence Miss Mary K. Browne, I.os Angelos, ium filod said certificate in K a * t at rliilit atuile* to *nlit lane ISO feet; won the women’s New York tennis 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. thence Sou th 2tl feet; thence W r i t pa ra lle l to p and has mode application aecoiul m entloneit lin o ISO feet lo point of tie- championship by defeating Miss Marie twlinr part of property conveyed to Wagner of Now York In the challenge tired to issue in accordance tilnnliiir, E lln ih e t h Htnir tiy M a r y M ie n M ille r. AI«o WILSON VULCANIZ­ riw. Said certificate embrnccs k n o w n a* the S o u th 211 feet o f llloek 108 W i l d ­ round. ■V e r '* H iib-IH vlnloii o f Ila n a o n to w n now In the • • • ING WORKS plowing described property sit- t 'lt y n f Ju rkK o n vIlle , Florid a . W h ic h a p p lic a ­ Announcement has been made by tion w ill ho h a *cd upon the pe tition (or ante Phil Douglas, C. C. WIL 80 H. Owner in ‘Seiitinnle county, Florida, to- now on file In *a ld C ourt. SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND Charles D. Lynch, president of the IJn ft nf I'^t/j 0f 7 nruj u H ated t ill* the till day n f A ueii«t, 1021. Centrnl A. A. U., Hint the annual Itlglec outran the throw. That was REASONABLE PRICES I. L O L A N IX O N . nf Lot 7 (less S 130 ft) Block tll-r.lc (luardlan. Wish: Urother* C it*s* Bullilln* convention of the national body will the only lilt of llu* game fur the Pi­ M<>nl. I ho snid land being asrates off .Shunting Phil. N<>t antifher be bold In Chicago In November. Pirate saw first base until two were i‘t tlui date of the issuance of • * • Post cards—local view* -lc onch at Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Ave Icrtificate in the namo of Jen- tho Herald office. Tho American athletes are cham­ nut In the ninth, when Kelly fumbled New Era Printery pions of the Rhluotnnd. At the end another grounder from Blgbee’s bat of the nthlotlc camlvnl the scores and let the Pirate outfielder land safe. G. Bassett Smith, Prop. stood: United States, 209 points; Thus Kelly twice beat Douglas out of COMMERCIAL AND Franco, 100; Great Britain, 59; Bel­ a perfect game. JOB PRINTING gium, 33. Circuit Court of the Seventh rinl Circuit of Florida, in and |for Seminole County.— In Chrmccry. I Sporting Squibs of All Hinds 1 Geo. ..Employment Bureau.. Wilson & Shorey Pine and Gnrland Sts., Orlando, FU. PURE W ATER Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Fl*. LORD’S PURITY W ATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dally Service Phone 197 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDEft 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fl*. ELECTRICAL COLONIAL LAMPS Henry McLaulin, Jr. he Power •uggestion PENNANT DRIVES WARMING UP TYLER USES HIS BRAIN *"' *♦ . ' iV * ’' . ‘ ' ** I m ‘» J. ‘ e Daily Herald Phone M2 TRANSFER “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS’* Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If wn plcnse you, tell others; If not tell us. Phono 498 HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotol” ,• $1.50 Up Per Day Herald Printing Co. C. A. W HIDDON BOOK, JOB AND COMCLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING MERCIAL PRINTING With thu 1(1 major league hasehall Herald Building Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co* clubs already off on Hie final stretch Phone 148 the pennant races are becoming warm­ Phone 485 er mill more Interesting. PRINTING la lbe American league It Is a twoteam race Itetween the Cleveland world DRINK 250 Ilnmmcrmill envelopes printed, rhamplutis and the New York Yankees. $1.75.— Seminole Printery, 902 French Elder Springs Water, its 99 98-190 No other club threatens. ave. 87-6tp per cent pure. Phone 31L In the National the Pittsburgh Pi­ rates anil the New York Hiatus are rltllng In the front seats, But the Bos­ THINK GIRDERS OF GIANT Pickling and Preserving ton Braves are also playing pennant SHIP CUT IN HALF. ball and may draw up alongside the Hibson and MeOrmv chariots to make HOWDEN, Eng., Aug. 20.— ‘Tho It a three-chili race to the finish. The Big Town of many pavements cause of the disaster to the ZR-2, ac­ and bright lights Is pennant hungry. cording to the Imst information ob­ It would he satisfied with fine flag. tainable here, the base o f tho destroy­ It would go wild with two. ed dirigible, wns the breaking of HORSE RACES STILL POPULAR Inngitudinnl girders nmidships, made Has been responsible for wars, made many suicides, and has also caused many happy marriages. It works any way you want it to work, so it’s natural to believe that it will bring results to the ad­ vertiser. You might suggest any of the articles you have for sale, and whether you be merchant, professional man, farmer or stock raiser, we'd suggest that you advertise in— Pirates and Giant* Having Hard Tu*. ■le In One With Cleveland and Yankee* In Other. GILLON & FRY TIME We have the STONE JARS Thoroughbred* Running a* Fast, Events Are Exciting and Pntronagu I* Greater. Ocurgc Tyler, veteran tmutlipuw, re­ cently released by the Chicago Cubs, hii.vh lie really didn't begin to learn how to pitch until be found he couldn't throw them by the huttor any longer. "Of late years I Imve studied batter* more, to get theli; weaknesses, nnd threw them wtmt they didn't like," lie Httys. "Once I Just busted them past wltb everything I bud on the ball." of nn aluminum nlloy, cutting the airship in hnlves. An explosion o f either hydrogen or petrol occurred immediately after the girders gave wny, and (lames burnt through the structure, but 'tho ex, it was declared, was’ not tho cause o f the breaking up o f tho air­ ship. Wltllu the old-time turf followers argue that the present crop of thor­ oughbreds Is not tip to the standard of the past, the fact, nevertheless, re­ mains Hint the Imrses are running ns fast, the races are its exciting ns they poKsIhly can he, and the patronage at Young men who are engaged aro the tracks Ik greater limit It ever 11(1“ warned thnt It Is much more lucky been before. It would appear that the thorouuhhrud of today is easily holding to give n girl a shamrock than to give her n fake stone. Its u » u Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. BALL HARDWARE CO. : �X* PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1921 tho faint-hearted camp followers, nnd fit o f heavy buying and concentrated supervision. up with tho flag o f optimism! Could not this plan be worked to Onwnrd with “ sound tho charge," t i U l i M i w j ittH M M i t M f l h i l i f t l Tk* have to bo done if nny fish nro loft. Hanttd lu ll disc, i n K a m il* A i n h advantage in Tnmpn? Many homes And you see whnt the government through every well-tested nnd proven ____________ taatord, n*rti*____________ says about our plight. Hero is some­ advertising method, and we would arc now bolng built here, but tunny thing for tho Fish nnd Gnrnc Protec­ Houn sec a mighty army of a nation more nro needed, and anything that _____________ F1BUIHHI_____________ tive Lenguo to hnndlc. It is nlao o f 105,000,000 people putting to dis­ will stimulate building nnd homo-own­ JL J. HOLLY ________________Editor something for tho Chamber of Com­ astrous rout overy faint heart, every ing is city building on tho best pos­ H. I . I ILLARD....BecreUrjr-Tre**ur«r merce, the Rotary Club, tho Canopus preacher of pessimism in bank, in of­ sible pinn. o------------f l . A. NEEL____ __ General Manager Club, tho Woman’s Club nnd overy fice nnd in factory! MEANS A GREAT STEP FOR­ other club in tho city to hnndlc. It Some sny We cannot afford to ad­ CURTIS RAKBER WARD. means something and it means you. vertise. Tile answer is, you cannot af­ CIHCULAT10K KAVAOEE -------------o------------ford not to ndvertiso. Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. One of tho most important items SANFORD AND ORLANDO Why advertise when jthoro is no M w H IJ h R»U« Mad* Kaowa «u> ApgH«atl*a o f news nppenring in tho daily prcsB business to bo had 7 say others. Be­ ■ubMrlptlam Prio* la Ad»**?» in many years is thnt which tells of Sanford nnd Orlando will have a big .MOO Dm Taa* ........................................ . 1.00 get-together meeting herii next Tues­ cause the only way to create busi­ tho efforts of tho cattle rnlBcrs of Mi ................................. ........ D«llTtr*d la C llj b j C»ni*r ness is by advertising. D u W**k ................................................. 11 ° * ,tJ day night at the Chnnibcr of Com­ Why advertise when wo hnvo no Floridn to securo tho pnssnge by tho merce banquet nnd n get-together money to loan? 'say some bankers; state legislature o f a state-wide cat­ ttn ly o o ftn ScmlnoU Cduntj »od U pabll*i»d m t j rrtdtjr. A dr* rtltlnr r»U» mul* known meeting between Sanford and Orlan­ nnd the answer is, no class ever need­ tle tick eradication measure. Hereto­ «■ application. Democratlo la pcllUca. |S.I0 do means something. We do not infer ed to cultivnto the public's favor more fore tho cattle men have, ns n rule, par x»ar, alwapi In adcanoa. by this remnrk that Sanford nnd Or­ than bankers now do. Perhaps you been opposed to cattle dipping but Member of The Associated Press lando are sore on each other. Tho ehnngcd conditions have brought a Herald refuses to believe thut this so- nuiy have no money to loan today, as new viewpoint nnd they are quick to fl« l called feeling ever existed except in somo sny; but you nro not a good renlize and ndmlt that the interests the minds o f a few over-zealous bnll banker if you fail to sell credit to o f Floridn can best be served by ban­ The Dig Weekly Herald goes out t o - ' fans. The renl citizens of both cities every customer who has the proper ishing forever the pest which hns A day with ten pages filled with good have only the best of feeling for ench security with which to buy it. caused the ban to be placer! on Flori­ banker borrows money from his de­ other nnd have always pulled together stuff. dn cnttle everywhere throughout tho for the benefit of the two plnces. As positors and sells credit to his bor­ -------------o------------United States. The minute tho fed­ Everybody out tonight for a big one who edited papers in both cities rowers. It is a merchandise transact­ eral authorities said Florida was "A Community Builder” time. We nil need it. It will take we enn safely say that no better ion. barred, thnt minute spelled the doom It would be a poor merchant who bunch o f boosters ever lived than those oiT the moss ami make you feel like o f the cattle Industry under present F. P. FORSTER.......................................... President in Orlando and they arc known by could not llnd ways to provide goods kicking up your heels. Como out. conditions. Great credit is due the for his customers so long as they their works. Life is too short for ------------ o ------------cattle men for their nrtion nnd rather B. F. W HITNER..........................................Cashier A Sanford man intely returned from any petty jealousies to exist between could pay. He is a poor banker who comment ns “ I told you stj," it would a trip down the stnte says that San­ people or between towns or cities or cannot find credit to sell ills custom­ be much better for everybody to lend ford is the most talked about place in states. Wo could never fathom thnt ers so long ns they nro able to pay their moral nid nnd support in the state nnd everyone thinks it is the spirit nnd thnt is what prompts this the price anti assure the final redemp­ straightening out the tnriglo. The way TH EATRE RESORT paper to sny that no such feeling real­ tion. coming city—nnd so do we. is open for the removal o f the quar­ DANCE HALL CAFE ly ever existed between Sanford nnd Newspaper publishers intensify -------------o------------Every time that the people of San- Orlando and if it did exist it has died their ways and means o f advertising antine. Thnt way is through the elim­ --------------EL E C T R IC ----------ford can give a big time to visitors out long ago. The man or tho com- whenever business men lessen theirs. ination o f the tick. The government PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS and hold a big barbecue or fish fry munity that spends their time wntch- When business is dull tunny Indus ’ says this must be done; therefore there is now no option other than to FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN A L L STYLES ANI) SIZES or jamboree of some kind, you are ing the other fellow will never amount tries shut down, but when business comply. We venture the prediction advertising your city to the best ad- to anything. It is the person or the is dull live newspapers push out wth at Reduced Prices vantage, tlet them here nnd keep community that gives everyone a greater vigor than ever before. They that within two years the cnttle men them coming is the slogan. square deal, helps everyone, takes a practice what they preach. Let others o f Florida will be glad that the pres­ ________ o -----------brand view of life ami knows no coment emergency has arisen. Floridn follow their preaching ami their exMnny cities nro adopting the cor- petition that gets by. Sanford and will raise better grades o f cattle and .................... , ,, , , . ... . , ample and soon once more would lie . W . S. H A YN E , Tampa, Florida porntinn plan of building houses and Orlando have so many things in com- }uiJm| musjc progress the 1 10 atlH’ hkmen will ronp richer re­ -------------------------PHONE-------------------------letting the city take care of the peo- mon that working together in thnt ‘ l> .' .J , ,, ------’ - for **--*wants their !------*------investment nnd1 ’la­ WRITE, , f ,, . . *' . . i, whir of the spindle, the throb of the pie who cannot afford to pay cash for broad spirit o f friendly co-operation ' t bor.— Lakeland Telegram. their home,. And why not? Cities tor the ui.bull.linn of thl» entire . oeonu.tiee, the ronr o ( the furnace, ------------ o------------are municipalise, nuido up of citizen, t inn will redound to our credit nml our . , , 001,111 wont >e nine, nnen GOV. SMALL TO RUN AGAIN. .• and these citizens are paying the tax- prosperity a hundred fold. Both cit­ the abounding spirit o f optimism. J Credit would bo restored to the mor•» es whether it be in the shape of real ies have been so busy with home nfSPRINGFIELD, III., Aug. 2(1— Gov. •• ( hi nt and the manufacturer. The taxes or in rents. fairs that we have not had the time Small will he a candidate for re-elec­ Y ------------ o------------to visit and hobnob together lately banker would no longer fear to do The best Rond Material, crushed or screched. Flnelj tion in H)2 I, Sen. Richard It. Mccnts, The .Manufacturers Record has an but we intend to make the start next j business. ■* ground Limestone for Agricultural purposes, side walla The spirit o f patriotism for bust- the governor’s closest political ally •• editorial in this column on advert is- week and when these two cities take and artificial stone work. «> ing thut every business man should up the freight rates and water rates ness is as vitally important in the nnd ills spokesman, said today. "Len •> read. And note what it says about and decide upon something definite nation's welfare as was the spirit of Small never quit under fire in his •• advertising in dull times and about there will be something doing. The patriotism for the war four years •• the newspapers keeping life in the city Orlando Reporter-Star has the follow- ago. Tile slacker then wns a coward. life," Sen. Mcents said. Gov, Small •> BUILDERS AND HYDRATED LIME when all else fails. That is what the ing about the meeting in Thursday's The slncker and the pessimist of t o ­ is under indictment, charging con­ «> •> FLORIDA LIME CO. OCALA, FLA day are doing the country infinitely spiracy nnd embezzlement, while he •• Daily Herald is trying to bring 4o issue: + wns state treasurer. your attention all the time. And don't "Orlando and Sanford working to- more harm than did the slacker of we take a touch of our own medicine gether could really accomplish soine- war times.—Mnnui'a' Hirers' Record and keep things coming? You should tiling for this section, far more nny------------ o ------------tnke this lesson to heart nnd increase way than pulling against each other, HOUSING CORPORATIONS your advertising on the first day of But then those days have gone, they September. You are making business were the days o f the ball feuds. We The following from the Tampa fo r yourself, making business for your hope Orlando and Sanford will never Times might lie applied to Sanford town and helping the Daily Herald to have another Hull team pitted against with equally beneficial results: each other as both are too anxious to grow into a ldg city daily. Municipalities are waking up to the win and can't see the other fellow's fact that the greater proportion of shortcomings." FISHING the popfflution owning homes, the -------------o------------more interested, progressive and en­ We wnnt every man who loves the T R I E GOSPEL OF ADVERTISING. terprising its citizenry becomes, nnd sport of fishing, we want every man the greatest development is achieved who wants to see tourists here, we Come Therefore, and I Will Adver­ in all worthwhile progress toward the wnnt every man who likes fair play tise Thee— Nos, XXIV: 14. ideal city. and we want every man who is engag­ The latest convert to this truth is And l Thought to Advertise Thee.— ed in the fishing business commercial­ Pittsburg. The chamber o f commerce Ruth, IV:I. ly to read the article on the front page o f Pittsburg hns formed a "housing o f the Herald today. It is a letter From the earliest of Biblicnl days corporation" and hns set its aim for from Senator Fletcher regarding the the vnlue of advertising has been 2,000 new homes for next year to re­ restocking’ of the Seminole county more and more clearly seen. In one lieve the acute rent situation, and enlakes with fish. And he says dis­ way or another through all the ages itble people to get under Iheir own tinctly that unless tills county and men have realized that without pub­ roof. other counties in Florida pass some licity or advertising their efforts There is offered to the man who kind of an adequate fish law that will would be in vain. The "mighty pomp wants a home, cheap money, construc­ protect the fish when they are spawn­ and circumstance o f war," the tri­ tion at about one-half the usual cost, ing the government will not help any umphal processions of the old Romnns and expert supervision without charge o f tiie counties. Do you get that ? We the varied means adopted to send in­ — all without profit to the housing hope this advice from our senator will formation throughout ail empires in corporation, which is being swamped sink into the thick hides of those peo­ olden days ,down to the tremendous with applications. Officers of the cor­ ple who for years have persistently displayed advertising campaign o f poration are giving their time and muddied the waters every time some the British government in stirring a business experience without hope of good fish legislation was before the reward except in building a better nation’s pn’ riotisin, nnd raiding an Florida legislature. And with all due Pittsburg— this is the real "Pittsburgrespect to the fishermen of Florida we army o f 5,0('0,000 volunteeis. ami plus!” Bankers, material dealers, ho wnnt to say that the majority of them similar advertising work by builders and the like have swung ell- j want good laws passed that will pro­ American go •eminent to sell Lrvvty tliusiasticnlly into line. Money is ' tect tiie fish for they realize that un­ bonds, were all merely a broad nnd available, nt the legal rate o f (J per less protective laws are passed that ever-growing realization of the power cent, without any bonus; material men there will soon lie an end to fishing of advertising. arc shaving profits to the bone, nnd 7,Without advertising England could 000 lots have been listed as available and to their living. But the trouble In the past lias been that so many not have raised its mighty volunteer sites. men go to the legislature with no army; without advertising the United The housing corporation has no idea of what the state needs in the States could not have found 20,000,- money. And it insists thnt every wny of good fishing laws and good 000 bond buyers, house be fully financed before a brick game laws and they tangle up the, The snnu> power o f advertising is put on the lot. It requires that the good tills with all kinds of foolish could now "sell" prosperity to the prospective home owner have at least amendments until now the fish laws whole country .There is enough to 20 per cent of the cost. Then it finds are not adequate to protect the fish write about and talk about in ndver- a first mortgage taker for him for 04 and the fish ure getting scarcer and Using to stir thc*nation to a reallza- per cent of the vuluo, nml also finds, — tlon o f our country’s limitless re­ if necessary, an Institution thnt will sources and illimitable development take the remaining 20 per cent on sec­ ond. potentialities. The corporation hns eleven bnsic J^IPPERED \RDINES The poworf of nil-pervading, allplans worked out by the nble archi­ compelling advertising work, literally tects with specifications complete. alive with tho fire of truth and en For an appetizing lunch dish, tliu.intim, wnul<l <iulckon ovoiy"heart " ° us« ot ,our; " ix *ev' " which is easy to prepare try l» » t, would thrill every American, C .0” ™ n “ ' “ 'ip ,from $750 to $1,000 a room. From Curtis’ Kippered Hurdines gar­ would stimulate tho young to deeds these eleven bnsic plans there nro a nished with lemons ami Syimnr ISN’T TH AT WORTH W HILE? of achievement in the business world number of variations to suit the taste Brand Stuffed Olives. to match the achievements and the of individuals. The houses nro modest, glory o f the battlefield, and would stir but substantial ami comfortable, with Tho Kippured Sardines also afresh the blood o f the old. The flag every modern convenience; good to make tasty sandwiches when of America's patriotism unfurled in look at, but not Hhowy. used with mnynnnnisu. advertising, rightly done, the bugle The housing corporation is applying call to work, the drum bents, to the man who wants a homo the "Charge,” would lend us onward to methods by which mass production hns commercial power and glory and pros- been successful and giving him the poriy as worthy of praiso ns ever!benefit of saving in costs. ApplicaWBLAKA BLOCK tiie work of tho hnttlcfield. |tjons for houses are grouped into Phonos 497*494 Then down with the pessimism of blocks o f ten or more to get tho benc- nnd it is only u question o f SANFORD DAILY HERALD scarcer time before something drastic will THE HERALD PRINTING C0M Inc. i: Consider the Element of Re Preparedeness which a savings account gives. H There are many other advantages, too vital but secondary. K Be prepared for every opportunity that comes—every emergency that aris­ es as you go. H A bank account is the best way to sure preparedness for the future. First National Bank MISTER THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY OCALA LIMESTONE TROWEL BRAND “ Speaking o f Ii'vin Cobb points out that feminine shopping- does not necessarily imply buying. It means hard work for everyone concerned—but seldom results in a transaction involving money. As a country minister once declaimed: “ King Solo­ mon said, and I partially agree with him . . . ” We only partially agree with Mr. Cobb on this subject. It is true there are still some aimless shoppers left. But they are in the minority. Today most women—as well as most men—are well-informed buyers, with a sound basis for comparing stores and values. By buy­ ing goods of recognized merit they save themselves the throes of old-time “ shopping trips” and at the same time get a better and bigger money’s worth. Most women read the advertisements that appear every day in their newspapers. They make a practice of keeping strictly up-to-snuff on new developments, inno­ vations and improvements. They know just where to go for “ this” and who in town keeps “ that.” When they shop they generally know just what they want, where to find it, and how much to pay. Their knowledge saves them endless trotting, wearisome ques­ tioning and haggling. The advertisements have taken the “hop” out of shopping. Deane Turner Sanford Daily Herald �> THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1921 Il»ppenlng« Mention of Hillers,n 9Hflf i'ersonst Itunm ofinterest In and About S The City S * * * * * *' * * * * 4* * * * * For Florida: Partly cloudy * mniKhi and Saturday; prob* .,l,|y showers in extreme South * * port ion. the w e a th e r * * * * * * * * * * * ********** * * * * * * * * * * * TEMPERATURE pig night tonight. j |t Lawson has returned from a business trip to Miami. Shuuld rain interfere the dance will b,.*held in the Valdez Hotel. CLEAN OLD NEWSPAPERS for anlo | „ i Joe’s Smokehouse. 120-fltc * ------------- K T. drown, of Tampa, was a busi­ n e s s visitor in the city today.* dus k Roadster for sale. New tires anil is ill first class.mechanical con­ dition. I!. A: 0. Motor Co. 12D-tfc Unman li. Curry, of .lacks nwlli* wa, a business visitor hero today. (let u repaired tire to use as extra. >or,f tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. 110-2(ite Ja- r .Young, o f Atlanta, was in the iitv yesterday transacting busi­ ness, (JbI a repaired tiro to use as extra. Km-.! tires for $'J.OU.— S. A. Huston. 110-20tc i it. dlaekburn, of Augusta, Ga., is :.|.emliii■; some time her attending tn business. I <I .-peed Wagon for sale. Slight­ ly usd mid is a bargain for the price we are a-king. It you need a truck, in us at mice,— II. & O. Motor Co, 120-tfc 1 IV dull, of Citrn, Flu., was regis­ tered at the Montezuma yesterday, while m the city attending to busi­ ness. Summary of the Floating Small Tflka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Renders * t" Fine business! Old Tentp. is down today to HH and the weather is Just Ideal for the wedding and dance tonight. The temperature for several •lays has been down to Zero with the bride ami groom and they have Irecn shaking in their shoes on account of .the Idg affair tonight. O, boy, Ain’ t we got fun? (with all due reftpeet to the Itride). Hut getting back to the weather, '‘ain't we got fine weather?" 5:10 A. M. AUGUST 2f,TII Maximum ......................... hh Minimum ........................... oh Itnnge ................................ 7j Harumeter .........................20.02 Rain, trace; culm and clear. PAGE FIVE TRAIN PASSENGERS • KICK ON LONG WALK JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 20,— The state railroad commission will meet here September 2 to hear a petition and determine whether the comfort and convenience of passengers re<|uiro the gates at the north end of the concursc of the union station here to be kept open. The gates are at the Hay street entrance to the sta­ tion anti being closed permanently per­ sons are forced to walk some distance from the cars on Hay street to the main entrance. To Our Out Of Town* Friends Next Friday is the big day in Sanford and we know that you will be in town that day. Bargains will be found at every store on that day and especially the real bargains at our place. And To Our Sanford Friends “ WE’ RE AFIRE,” LAST MESSAGE FROM A iit s iiir as well as our out-of-town friends we want you to make Sanford's leading Gents store your headquarters all day. You can bring your packages to us and check them. We will take care of them for you. In making engagements with your friends on that day tell them you will meet them at— HOW DEN, Eng., Aug., 26.— "The ship's back is broken. We are afire and fulling. We This was the last message sent out from the ZR-2, whose wireless offi­ cer, Lieut. V. II. Wickc, remained gallantly at his post to the lust mo­ ment. jI Although facing certain death, £ Wicks stuck to his post to the Inst, * it was believed, front the fact that •{• his message was broken in the mid- A idle. jj 1A * I OFFICERS SCENT MOONSHINE RING. * * * * * * * * * * * * RICHMOND, Vo., Aug. 2d.—‘’ Al­ though we could no tgive conclusive gia and North Carolina. Mr. Hood proof o f the statement in court we talked Sanford wherever lie went and he states that many people are com­ have every reason to believe that there is a strong and well financed ing to Florida litis winter. bootlegging and moonshiiditg ring We have at present in stock one operating in Virginia for a radius of slightly used Hupmobile that wo are it) miles of the city," said Prohibition offering for stile at a reasonable price. Commissioner Smith today. “ Within If you wnnt the best for your money, this radius state and federtd agents have captured innumerable stills and see us at once.— H. & O. Motor Co. 120-tfc the end is not yet." A. Knnner, the hustling Sanford j CANADIAN !■H1.1 (ill I kit SINKS, avenue merchant, leaves for the | northern markets today where lie will SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 20.— Lifeptirebuse hits full and winter goods. boats from tile freighter Canadian ______ 1 Importer are making for land from latitude 21).-I!) north, longtitude l (1.25 A NUMBER of crate mill and saw west, with the ship in a sinking conmill laborers can get permanent em­ ditiin .according to a radio message ploy merit under first class working conditions at fair wages at our new received here today from the steam­ mill near Bartow, Fla.— Roux Crate ship Cordova. The Canadian lmportei Co., Bartow, Fla. !2l>-0tc was a Canadian government mer­ chant marine vessel and left Vancou­ The Trade Extension Committee re­ ver, B. C., Aug. 12, for Adelaide via port a fine time at Oviedo yesterday Auckland, Sydney and Melbourne. but not so many members of the com­ The latitude anti bmgtltude is given mittee were present. Thursday aftcr- from a point 022 miles southwest of ho Columbia river. All aboard are be­ ternoon is a Dad one for a trip. lieved to have been saved. Ws m ar /s San ford , F la . •:• ■:• •:••;* ■:*•:* •:■•:•*:••;•*:** * •:*•:••;**;••:*•;••;••> •;■ •:*•:••;*+•;•■;*•;• * * * * * * •;•* 4*• > * * •;•* * * * + + + + + ♦ 4*+ ■ _■ ' ■ •- '»">'« could you expect? If you were dissatisfied, it was your own fault, H'diih rente to the public charneterizL'H the majority of these companies. Also, the private business grits its teeth and rides through when storms come; hut public utilities throw up Chtfsificd advertisements, 3 cents a line. No nil taken for less ihsrtheir hands in horror, shed hitter tears 2.3 cent*, and positively no classified .tils charged to anyone. Gash ard cry for raise in rates. They are must accompany all orders. Count Jive words to a Hue and remit ac­ more pathetic titan independent. it is all right for public utilities to cordingly. ask for co-operation, and as long as WANTED ROOMS— Wanted three or they give satisfactory service at four furnished or unfurnished reasonable rates they are entitled to FOR KENT— One office « m F i r s t rooms, couple without children. Per­ it, hut as long as the attitude is taken street. Apply A. P. Connelly. manent. Address "I!" care of Herald. that every ‘ knock is a boost' they arc 125-tfc 12U-5tc open for justified 'knocks.'— Florida FOR RENT—One room and kitchen­ Metropolis. ette, 2 lt) French Ave. 128-fitp MIL TICK OF FLORIDA IS A FOR it ENT— Furnished front room, LOST— Bunch of keys with mime oil them. Finder return to W. C. Bill 200 Park Ave. 120-Gt# STRANGE CRITTER. at Hill Lumber Co., and receive re. ward. 120-tltPj The Florida tick is the strangest CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RENT LOST FOR SALE LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 11)20 fitter in the world. FOR SALE— Rose No. I seed, Irish model for sale. New tires, looks good TEMPLE BOY SCOUTS TONIGHT Somcsay—and who among us can potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A. PUBLIC UTILITIES AND THE and runs good. We are offering this deny it?— this little critter is the best Bruntley. 121-tfe PUBLIC GENERALLY car for $U(i(i.OO less than list price.— The members of the troop of scouts politician in the state. FOR SALE— Medium b Izu safe. Ap­ H. A » . Motor Co. 121)-tfc at the Baptist Temple will hold their The tick, like ltampio’s ghost, will ply 102 Sanford Ave., and Fourth A Florida public utility company in regular meeting tonight at 7:21). The I not lie downed. He smiles at the ef­ Street. 01-01. a Florida city advertises: Mi is. Uavid Speer, CJeorge De- boys are urged to he there promptly forts made to dethrone him. The "A public utility is a free mark for FOR SALE OR TRADE—One Cole 8, t’oties and Schelle Mailtos, were in and the meeting will last but one hour. * kaiser never surpassed him in power. 5 passenger roadster. Will take the knocker. . . MeL. Wednesday and Thursday on "Perhaps no other one kind of l.tisi,,et'f •" ''seized; Mate |1(jht l<lir Ils pnrt p„ymo„ t. Call flit) legal i is mess, PLOT TO KILL ness is in a position to be ‘knocked’ |" ml l‘V<1’ ,|“ 1 ,"ms I"™ '''"1 ll* " hiP* W. First street. 115-tfc OI1REGON DISCOVERED. more <t,„„ it,,. l unite iutilities. ti:ii■j1IU ment; other bans—Cuba, for instance rrrm — — d..eld m---vi,i— titan the ] . * , , \ |.'OR S A L E — One g-H all stone fill*'KEN DINNER, Sunday noon “ As if by common consent we have I !Mt' expected .and the induatiy hero ami ■■vetting, Gray Gables, on tho lined refrigerator, Ir>0 pound ca­ MEXICO, CITY, Aug. 20.— 'The been for years the old reliable 'gout.* 1 the State is manaced. beach, Seabreeze, Fla. Phono 491. pacity. Call 510 W. First Street. discovery of an alleged plot to as­ "It is so easy to bawl out the man The Legislature is the only body llfl-tfc Free bath houses. 74-Frl-St*flm sassinate President Obregon resulted who reads your water meter or w ho' that can attend to the tick. But it last evening in the arrest of General meets you when you come into your does not. Prior to its session the tick FOR SALE—8-room house with all •'be people are in the city today, modern convenience, excellent rcwas the object o f fire; editorial and being attracted by the big doings to- Jesus Salas Lopez, commander of a office. "An error or discrepancy o f 22 cents political guns were trained on Mr. pair. Private water works, in desirright the many special sales o f; H" m11 ho(|y o f tr" nI,H t,K* »tuto o f the im-r hants. i Morelos, Annstacio Savedrn, and on your bill riles up your feelings and Tiek and he was lleeing for his life, j «hle location. Reasonable terms. Apt<* Owner, oil) W • b irst Street, Fernnndtno Gonzales Gomez, accord- spoils your disposition more than any feariag that he saw tho handwriting lllJ-Lfe on the wall, hut he did not give lip. • ‘'■1 I your old mattress to Bradley ing to an announcement by the chief 23 cents ever should. "And so it gets to be more or less a Not by a long shot! He packed his FOR HALE— 21) acres good orange Make them like now, for o f police o f Mexico City. Imhit. grip and Went to Tallahassee, where grove land situated within a mile of Jn.nn. n li,. new cotton mattress only "It is a great game—if you happen he mixed and mingled with the mem- 'Geneva. The land lias not been dear­ a slightly used ISO" liiinrantecd. B00 W. Soutli see N. II. to hu on the right end of the hammer. born of the Legislature, handed out cd but has a hearing orange grove St., i )i laiido, Fla. 122-20tc "It would lie humorous if it were cigars and proved his <|iiu!ificntlons I bordering it. This tract of land can lie GARNERnot almost tragic—aeuseless in the for membership in tho Good Fellow s', bought at a real bargain. For hill lb, Hoard of Governors of the 1 Ford, 11)21 light of the bigger common interest. Club. particulars address "C " cure o f the Snr.i■,<-1 t'hamber of Commerce are 1 Hurt, 1021. "Maybe there would h.t fewer lot,i ', forward to a l>ig crowd at the Mr. Tick’s lobbying was successful, j Herald office. 118-tfp 1 Buick 4, 1D20. I. n « Tuesday night. 'knocks' if you realized that a public The Legislature enacted no law 1 Oldsmohile Truck, 1020, Post cards—local views— lc each at utility is hut a group of human beings against him. "He’s a jolly good folAT REAL BARGAINS the Herald office. Terms to suit your pocket b o o k . 'giving their lives to a work which low," was the word, anti our idea is "■I Mrs. J. D. Hood have roFOR SALE—Strawberry plants, cer­ 130- !tc 1benefits you more than it does them. live and let live!" Horn a trip to points in Geor- at Williams’ Garage, tified by State Plant Board, $2 per "Perhaps you don’ t realize that in The critter is now in the entile . , , , , , .. . ,. .. , , * thousand f. o. It. Lake Mary. Farina 'knocking' your public utility you are country, eating three plank steaks . » nL. i? i,. ;• . j . .}. * >}»!••:•'I"’J■;*•!*■!*'«•+ lessening their effectiveness as the , • , . , ' , iStrawberry Darden, Lake Maty, c la. regularly—ami waiting for the next J"!)-I2tc agency to which you must look for i session o f the Legislature. the fundamental services that eiiyhlc , j.,.|iplii s, M utiiinery .. III the meantime the cry "Dawn Im the t.iwn to function and grow. the E n. with the tick!" is again being raised. c0" " “ If you must use your hammer, use But this does v'»t frighten Mr. FOR SALE —I Oldsmohile truck, $500. it fur same constructive purpose. Tick. He has heard it before. It is an I Uuuviuiui automobile, $200; 1 Buick "Anybody can "knock" hut it is old story. He’ll lust let them shout 4, $ 100, Tho above cars are real bar­ bigger citizenship am bettor business ; lh(1|),u ,ivi.s hoarse, and then when tho gains. Terms to fit your pocket book. I* you can got any make you want. And the prices to loud a helping hand. | r, Prosenta»ivos get together ho will At Williams1 Garage, N, it. Garner. and terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for And as Shnkesporo says: ’ Every , ,)roVp |,(s ability as a politician! 101-tfc Hie best in Used Automobiles. Wo have both quantity knock is n boost’." Empires rise and fall. Customs -‘tnd quality. TOURING CAR, $ 100, time payment. This is, in a large measure, the at­ change. But this tenacious critter Bargain for cosh, lit) Oak Ave­ Below are a few, which we guarantee to he as titude of public utilities, which is the ticks orv forever. There is no stop­ nue. J2f)-0tp represented; reason the public "knocks" them. They ping hilt). The hie thing we have to —Get your Scratch Pads from The criticize the public, hold them up to look forward to Is the hook he may Herald—by Hie pound— 15c. ridicule and accuse their patrons of LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. some day write. "How I Tick ’ Em the same things against which they Offff in ’ Florida."— Florida metropo­ F’OR SALE—25 also 10 acres orange HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. protest. lis. Ires and residence, facing lake. A HUPMOBILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.— Sold. But the public utilities are slowly snap. Box 117, 120-(Rp BUICK, 1917 Model, 6-passenger Roadster realizing that they are dependent upShoes should he cheaper this win- FOR SALE— Ford Truck. Inquire of BUICK, 1917 Model, 7-passenger. on the public. For many a year their tur MonJ |li(ju lmH i)ccn tanned this West Side Grocery. Phono 1(ID. FORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.— Sold. attitude was "the public he damned,"; sl,mnU3r than ever before. 130-tfe and this attitude has not entirely d is -, ___________________ * ALL anti LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU : FOR SALE— Chandler 7 passenger •{• appeared, hut it Ts rather ridiculous Reports from Russia indicate that touring car, 1020 model. In perfect : for these public service organizations the ruble is worth a little more,, al­ co. dltio i. Would consider smaller j to feel that they should bo above re- though still worthless. car in part payment.Address Box |pronch when they constantly repronch 54, Os,toon, Fin. 122-2tp the public for Ub shortcomings. WhntWe can’t expect a Inrge import bus­ J 1 ever criticism public utilities have re­ • AT A V / A V 1 Q . V V « Post enrds— local views— lc each at ceived they have brought upon them­ iness wo provide butter docking facili­ the Herald office. 209 PARK AVE. -:SANFORD, FLA. selves. A number of reasons are re- ties three miles out. i ) sponsible, chief of which is, perhaps, W AN TED LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES Tho world nows the day It happens, tho nonchalnnco with which these or___ _ 'gnnizntions have given service. If dellvored at your door each evening, WANTED— Toam work. Inquire M. and SERVICE Hanson Shoe Shop. 121 28tp h-PPon-l to be .attafled, w hatU bc Ih. » . . k . IF U WANT,.:: o You Want A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? PAINTS ------AND------ WALL PAPER SUN-PROOF PAINT MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS CLIMATE Make Your House Smile With SUN-PIIOOF PAINT SANFORD PAINT STORE II.SON,A. HALVER­ Proprietor Wclakii Block Sanford, Fla. Well, why shouldn’t the war profiteers have a vacation? Tho poor chaps need arrest. Another obstacle in the way o f pence is the fact that the milk o f hu­ man kindness won’t satisfy a thirst fo r the cream of foreign trade. if you can’ t lick your .enemy, tho only way to retain your self-respect Is to turn pious and forgive him. --------------,-------Fortunately, you <•- ’t judge a mnnY worth to the race by the kind f cir that is nam.'J for him. Anti so Mr. Harding really wears a 10Vj shoe. How firm a foundation. We lmve the most com­ plete line of Elver cl’.splayed in San­ ford Let us figure with you on your requirements Also exclusive agents for SHERW IN-W ILLIAM S Paints and Varnishes HILL HARDWARE COMPANY �\ f PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921 fcctionntv old undo, Billy Sutton. by Mrs. A. W. Lee, who was awarded * * * * * * * * * * ;*4 4444 444 4444 444 44*4 444 4444 444 4444 444 4444 444 44.t4 ,t4 ‘ These relatives seated, the ushers a box of Azurea powder. * ^themselves ninrehed in couples to a Following the card game Mrs. Law- * position along tho .left end of the son served fruit sherbet and angel A MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, court house steps. Then the bride’s fond cake as refreshments. * Rhone 2I7-W mnids beautifuly gowned in rninbow Among thoso present worn: Mrs. * * * * * * * * * * * Icolors and picture hats followed Archie Betts, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. SOCIAL C A L E N D A R ! (daintil/ in single file to position op- A. W. Lee, Mrs. Howard Overlln, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Saturday— Tho Children's Story Hour posite the ushers. These exquisite Airs. John C. Smith, Mrs. D. C. Mar­ The pastor will begin tomorrow will be held at tho Central Park at -maidens were personated by Messrs lowe, Mrs. Henry Purdon, and Mrs. morning a very important and inter­ Robert Deane, Sam Yountx, Dens, Mo* Fred Daiger. esting series of sermons on "Tho .five o ’clock. ___ IGeo, Peabody and Pcarmnn and rad FundnmeutnlH of a Truly Religious Life.” FNory momhor of the church Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daiger, sr„ left inntly enjoyed their unaccustomed atAUTO THIEVES ns well as every one desiring to un­ this morning for their homo in Tampa tiro'. Hodgson Ball in a Buster Browr after spending the week hero visiting suit xif blue then appeared bearing a derstand these important constructive AR E ARRESTED relatives. huge ring on a very small satin pilolomonts in the development of truest A T LA K E L A N D character and happiest life, ought to ______ [low. The flower girls following with 1 Mrs. Ella LetTler and her house baskets o f posies were Leslie Hill and attend nnd hear these sermons.. guests returned homo yesterday from Mr. Niblncki After all these had Two Men n re’ Lawyers Who Are Al* The subject o f the night sermon at . leged to Be Implicated a delightful motor trip to tho West gracefully arranged themselves in a 8:00 o’clock will be- ‘The Profits of f * . , • | —~ — the Religious Life.” Christian En­ Coast, visiting Tampa, Clearwater, St. f«n "hoped grouping on the steps, the LAKELAND, Aug. 27.— Deputy deavor meets at 7 p. m. Bible school 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 . Petersburg and Pass-a-Grillc. |maid of honor, John Leonard! plcturcs______ quely tracked in satin and tulle, pre- S heriff John Purvis of Polk county,, meets at 0:45 a. m. Come.. A hearty Mrs. A. D. Key, Miss Clearc Walker |ceded the bride, Mr. E. A. Douglas, working in connection with Sheriff welcome awaits you. *4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * and her mother, nrc expected home to- who came in leaning upon the support- John Poutfhcr and Deputy Sheriff Dbday from Asheville, N. C., where they big arm of her father, Mr. L. I*, Shong of Hordco county, believe they PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Woodruff. She was a picture o f love- have broken up one. o f the largest auMr. Brownlee has returned to Snnhave spent the summer. ______ lihess, as she took her place at tho , tomohUe thievery rings ekisting in the nrd, nnd will preach at 11 a. m., n’ -ii Miss Sara Wight and little Miss B il-' top of the, decorated platform where Utote by placing under arrest the ai- 8 p. m., Sunday. All the services of lie Bouehelto Wight have returned the groom, Mr. Schclle Moines and lege^ ringleaders of tho^ gang, J. G. tite church nro now resumed. F r o m t h e f o r e s t t o y Ou from Camp Junaluska, N. C. bis best man, Mr. Howard Smith, were Flynn o f thiH city and J. M. Lee of Sorviccs Sunday ns follows: By eliminating all o f tho wnstc, over half of tho labor, nil of the . ______ 'awaiting her. A breathless pause and Wnuchuln. Sunday School, 0:45 n. n\. iniddlo man’s profits nnd by delivering a home on record time direct In connection with the disposition o f Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Y. Bryan have reH°l> Holly, stepped forward in Preaching, 11 a. m. from the forest to you turned from an extended motor trip M l regimentals and read a ceremony the stolen cars, Lee is said to have Senior C. E., 7 p. m. to the West Coast, visiting Tampa, full of wit and local hits. During named T. Hart Gctzen, an attorney o f QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW S Preaching, 8 p. m. Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Wall ‘ his process the groom became so this city, and W. O. Murrell, an ntThe public cordially invited to these Put Tremendous Savings in Yolir Pockets Springs, Fort Myers and Arcadia, embarrassed that he had first to tornoy o f Wnuchulln, ns having been services. Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Built While in Arcadia they attended the loosen his collar and finally attempted instrumental in tho sale of the cars according to latest improved methods of house construction, of the wedding o f Miss Kate Carlton nnd Roy esenpe which was prevented by the by furnishing the actual thieves with BAPTIST SERVICES. host of materials, at a great saving. Their economy is worth invest!, f strong arm of the best man. After forged hills of sale so that a purchasAppleby. t Sunday School, 1):.10 a. in. gating. ln hair breadth venture near to an in- cr could he given an appaiently clear Preaching by Dr. Hynun, "Tho WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Mr. ami Mrs. Emmett Monroe Hunt terrupted wedding, the knot was tied, t i t l e . ................................. Mysts of Life,” 11 a .m. showing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes. and Attractive little daughter Joyce, and the maid o f honor threw hack the l he officers also placed these men Young People, 7 p. m. are expected home today from Forsyth voluminous veil disclosing the face of under arrest. Preaching by Dr. Hyman, "Good A . C. T U X B U R Y LUMBER CO. Gn., where they have been the guests the bride. Congratulations followed 1 According to Lee s alleged confesLuck,” 8 p. m. of the former’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. after the respective families of the "ion, when a car was stolen one of QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW , Dept. 18-K Welcome. Hunt were extensively entertained interested parties had successfully the tWr> attorneys would be notified o f S O C IE T Y THE CHURCHES DIAMONDS $300.00 P er C arat Fine White McLaulin, The Jeweler A Cozy Hom e CHARLESTON, S. C. during their pleasant visit. calmed their emotions enough to ex- the theft and were given the numbers • ______ ' press themselves. Tho most amazing Hint were to he placed on the engine * * * * * * * * * * * ENTZMINGER BROTHERS The many friends of Mrs. Joeliar- Mature of this amazing farce was the of the motor so that a bill o f sale * CHRISTIAN SCIENCE raid will he pleased to learnthat she enhanced beauty o f its players by could he made and held available in . * LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. SERVICES is improving after her recent illness, their feminine frills and fripperies for the attorney s office, that the crooks * 4 4*44 4 4 •>4 4*4 4*4 4 4 4 4 <8*4-4*4 4 4 4 4*4 4 4 4 4 4*44 4*444* 4 4 4 4*4 4 4 * * ** * and hope to see her again soon. absurd as it was from beginning to might he protected or the car disposed,.* SUNDAY, AUGUST 28TH of. end, that really and truly was as ilni A full set of dies that could lie * SWIMMING PARTY IN HONOR OF and handsome a wedding party as one Subject: “ CHRIST JESUS” h used in such alterations were found 'P is likely to gaze upon for many VISITOR in Flynn's home at the time of his ar­ * * Mrs. F. R, Langley was the charm- moon* Sunday School .....10:00 a . in. * rest. ing hostess Thursday evening at a ... 11:<)(l a. m. *** , t it is understood here that Murrell -i- Church Service. BIRTHDAY PARTY. swimming and supper party at Crys­ * * has divulged important information to tal Lake in compliment to hur house Yesterduy, being the fourtli birth­ the Hardee county authorities and it * Women's Club Iildg., Oak Ave., * guest, Miss Teague Simmons, of day anniversary, Master Billie Thig­ is expected that other arrests will folAll nrc welcome * Mountvillc, N. C. pen invited a number of his little low, as it is believed the gang was a * The guests including Misses Agnes friends to help him celebrate tht oe- well organized one and was operating * * * * * * * * * * * Dumas, Marilu Brown, Scrita Lake, cumon. throughout the entire state. Daphne Wimhish, Helen Peck, Flor­ The house was prettily decorated in Flynn and Lee are at the present EXPLOSION WRECKS TRAIN. 4* ence and Ethel Henry, Mr. and Mrs. pink and green. The dining table had time under charges ill Tampa for havRobert Hines, Messrs. Raymond Phil­ CORDELK, Grt., Aug. 27.— Nine lips, Paul Luke, G. W. Spencer, Allen for its centerpiece the wonderful ing been implicated in the thefts of freight cars were demolished and four Jones, Harry Wimhish, Walter nnd drthday cake, topped with four tiny bars at that point. Deputy Sheriff Purvis arrested At- cars and the engine derailed when Hawkins Connelly, Don Whitcomb, pink candles in rose holders. Tho re­ freshments of ice cream and inditornoy Getxen nniTT'lyn today, sliort- Atlantic, Birmingham and Atlantic Ed. and John Meisch, vidual cakes, each topped with a tiny 1ly after noon, and placed them In the railrond freight train, No. Oil, bound candle, carried out the pretty color county jail at Bartow, to Atlanta, ran into a charge o f SOCIETY WEDDING scheme. I Leo, who was associated with Flynn explosives set by alleged train wreck­ After ten days of puzzled question­ All sorts of Childish games were »» the operation or the North Street ers five miles east of here this m orn­ ing that mysterious wedding has gome played by the youngsters, during the garage in this city, and Attorney ing. to pass. Last evening an immense I afternoon. Murrell were placed under arrest at A negro hrakenuin was injured by crowd gathered in front of the court Mrs. Thigpen was assisted, in en- ' Wnuchuln, also one Deegan Jones. the explosion and 70 head of cattle house to watch and wait for the sntJafactlon of that curiosity which had tertalning the children, by Mrs. Ed Gctzen, of this city, and Murrell, at- i were- killed outright in four stock i™ wl„ K z,,r “r! u » « , m L » c i m w ,, b . ^ . c m * ,"■;»»»■ . , - % * * , < » ; » * » » n n M cars. The railroad officials immediately aid gave out tidbits o f information At Zachary, Margaret Britt and Camilla ^ ^utomnb'ile™ " * ‘ " P°"n " ; tarted an investigation. the first sounds of Miss Mabel Bow- ' Gens. Lee, arrested by the Wnuchuln au­ ler’s glorious voice hi “ I Love You • * Those onjoy ing Master Billie’s hosthorities Thursday, is said to have Truly,” a great silence fell and nt the pitnlity, were: Charles Betts, Charles A London idectrlcian has establish­ mnde a confession and implicated 1920 JUN 14 PM 5 49 well known strains of Loliengrinn's Britt, Margaret Britt, Bohhie Mared a museum o f electrical equipment eight or nine others. Iiridnl March titters began which lowc, Wilson Smith, Betty McKinnon, It seems the method o f operating from the earliest known to the most grew Into an uproarous shout as the Frederick Daiger, Kathleen Adams, was: A356W 25 COLLECT 1 EXTR A modern. wedding party swept grandly into Earl Estridge, Bryan Higgink, CnAfter having stolen a car the tires view. Once more the dear public milla ------, Deas, .......... Richard_ .Dens, Braxton ami T W W ASH INGTON DC 515 P 14 and cushions were cnanged, changed, tne the een- In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ showed its love for a hoax. i Vikins, Billie Zachary, Francis Rou- gjlu,H wero ,10t on|y swapped for ene cuit, Seminole County, Florida. The ushers, Messrs. Ball, Dulmse, mlllnt JASMINE INK CORPN uillnt, Wyman Ilarvurd, Sherwood ,rjnt.3 in other cars Imt the engi — Hi Chancery „ ine Lloyd, Kirtley, Curlett nnd Caswell, Harvard, Margaret and Franklin numbers also changed. Then, it is came in first, bringing in the family Bennett. * 5 H ALL ST NORFOLK VA FORECLOSURE CITATION alleged, the thieves would go to one of the bride. Mrs. W. F. Blackman, of Hu* attorneys implicated in the deni gcorgeoiisly attired as a Tit inn-haired GOVERNMENT AG AIN AW ARDS NINE SEM1NOLES BRIDGE CLUB. and secure a fake bill of sale so that Peoples Bank of Sanford, a corpora­ mother in Israel, Miss Deager, Miss tion, Complainant, the car could he .Imposed of without JASMINE INK CORPORATION Mrs. J. B .Lawson entertained tlie Britain Morrison and Mr. Akers, as vs. any trouble. her daughters anil Robert Herndon as members of the Nine Scminolcs Hardee county authorities have pre­ Lewis Kinard and Mary E. Woinort, BLUE BLACK ALL SIZES RED ALL Uncle ikey, the family of the groom, Bridge Club most delightfully yester­ ferred charges o f forget y and con­ executrix of the estate of William fresh from the country, Miss Virginia day afternoon. There being two ta­ spiracy against Gctzen and Murrell, SIZES A N D MUSCILAGE QUARTS. Weinert, trading as Win. We inert & Smith impersonating widowed moth­ bles of players. Company, Seminole County Bank, a and Fyntr and Lee are being held on OVER TH IRTY COMPETITORS. A ve"y interesting game of bridge er with her baby daughter, Martha corporation, Defendants. charges of stealing automobiles. F’ itts and her moat thoughtful and af- was played, high score being made JASMINE QUALITY W IN S AGAIN. Gctzen is a prominent attorney of To Mary E. Weinert, executrix of the estate o f William Weinert, trading Lakeland and the authorities say it GEORGE DEEDMAYER, as Win. Weinert & Company, in ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 is claimed by Lee that the garage care (if James Gay'Gordon, 710-723 hack o f tile Getzen home in DixieSALES MANAGER. 4 land was used for storing stolen autos North American Building, Broad J arid also to make Changes in cars so and Hansom Streets, City of Phila­ y that they could not be identified.— delphia, County of Philadelphia, and V Tampa Tribune. State of Pennsylvania, NOTICE It appearing from an affidavit of 4444444444444444444444444 Telfair Knight, that he is of Counsel i : HEAD STUFFED FROM for Peoples Bunk of Sanford, n cor­ CATARRH OR A COLD i poration, the complainant in the above styled cause, and that you’ arc u resi­ * Sayfl Cream AppUod In* Nostrils * <> Opens Air Passages Right Up. <> dent of a state other than the State of Florida, that there is no person ■'+ 4 4 4 44 444 4444 444 44»♦ +♦ »♦ , ’ within the State o f F'lorida, service*of Instant relief— no waiting, Y ou r1a subpoena upon whom would hind clogged nostrils open right up; the air you, und a bill o f compluint having passages of your head clear and you j been herein filed against you, it is cn;. breathe freely. No more hawk- hereby ordered that you nppear to the ing, snuffling, blowing, hcuducho, bill of compluint filed herein against dryness. No struggling for breath you in thu above entitled cause, on at night; your cold or catarrh disap­ the 3rd day of October, A. D. 1921, pears. the same being a rule dny of this Get a small bottle of ICIy’H Cream court, and tho Sanford Herald is hereBalm from your druggist now. Apply by designatedas tho newspaper in a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, which this notice shall he published healing cream in yorr nostrils. It pen- once a week for four consecutive etrates through every air passage o f’ weeks! J ( 1 f tf * 1 t 11 , t « I .J j 4-4 * ^ * * *,v*^ r*l i 1 the head, soothes the inflamed or Witness my hand and official soul swollen mucous membrane and relief o f office at Snnford, Seminole County, comes instantly. , Florida, this tho 2flth day of August, ----------------- ------------------------- — ______________________________________ _ It's Just fine. Don’t stay stuffed- A. I). 1921. > m » i f'l * >- -. h :! «ffi up with n cold or nasty catarrh.— Adv. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, ---------------------I Clerk Circuit Court. DISTRIBUTORS for SEMINOLE COUNTY | Pest curds— local views— lc each at KNIGHT & GUEST, >4444**** 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 th .c Herald office. | Attorneys for Complainant, 8-27-fitc Jasamine Inks Win Over All Others | 'You want to learn about the best ink that you t can buy and while it may be new to you it is % not new to others. You want to know about: * the best ink that is sold at a better price. You f want to know about the ink that is used by | the government and by all the largest cor| porations. The ink that is used by all the * largest firms in your own and neighboring cities. Read the telegram below: OPEN 6 A .M . to 11 P.M. Edward Higgins, Inc. -First Street and Elm Ave- CASH I s e r v ic e St a t io n Gas, Oils, Vulcanizing BATTERY SERVICE I I I ! I Jasmine Ink is now used by the majority of the schools and colleges in the South. It is used by all the rank and file who have found out that they can get a superior ink at a much lower price in the reliable Jasmine Ink. If it j is not just what we say it is, bring it back and * get your money. Come in and fill your foun­ tain pen and get a free trial of the ink that is making the South famous. The Herald Printing i: Our prices are right, Terms Cash Ice Cold Chero Cola Free l \ �TtoB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921 movenierits, foster­ ed b y progressive individuals, are in v a r ia b ly productive of results. PAGE THESE CRITICS TERM W A L T E R JOHNSON GREATEST HURLER OF ALL TIM E P r o g r e s s iv e PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD * All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of uGREATER SANFORD and SEM- , jNOLE CONUTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. *' 1■ You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column m Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ George A . DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole Connty Dank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA c o u n t. The Seminole County Bank. PROGRESS 4%o INTEREST PAID Battery Troubles to Us SERVICE Phone 189 Rathew Hall, Defendant. To Mathew Hall, place of residence unknown: You are hereby ordered to bo and appear before our snid Court at the Court House in Sanford, Florida, in Ihe above entitled enuso on the First Monday in September, 1921, the snme being the 5th day thereof, and a rule day of this Court, to answer the bill jf complaint, else the samo will bo Itnken as confessed and followed by appropriate decree. It is further ordered that this or­ der be published In the Sanford Her­ ald, a newspaper published in Semi­ nole county, Florida, once each week for eight consecutive weeks, (liven under my hand and seal o f Enid Court, this tho 9th day o f July, . 1). 1921. (SEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla.j Iv F. IIOUSHOI.DER, 7-9-9-w Attorney. JN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDIC­ IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, I’ tORIDA,—IN CHANCERY 1Johnson m il B. A. OlDU.ml «rc hereby onlereil ! noil require.! to he noil niqieur before our m I.I I Circuit Court, nt the Court House In Hsnfor.l, , riorliln. on the nth .ley of Xcpfcnit*r, A. I>. | lliltl, erul then amt there ninke enswer to tlie ' Mil o f complaint exhibited nirnlnst yon, othri\ I wise a decree pro confess.! will I* entered , nynlust you: Anil yon. Julln F. Ilrlcc. Tbiirlnw Bishop, II. A. Mosley. Clan.t A. fl minder*, J. I,. Holman mid John L. I.ciiinn, are hereby onlereil our snl.l Circuit Court at the Court House In Hanford, Florida, an the 'In! day o f October, A. O. lf>-1. and then and there tiiako answer to ihe tdll o f comptnlnt eihlldled annlnst you, otherwise a decree pro eonfesso will lie entered ngalnal you. It Is onlereil Hint this notice lie puldtslied In the Sanford Herald, n newipapor puhllshe.l In Seminole County, Florida, once a week for four mnsccutlTO weeks as to the parties whose resb donee* are known, and once a week for elaht eonseeutlre weeks as to the parties Whoso rest ilenccs are unknown. Witness my hum! anil tlie seal of snlil Circuit Court on tills the —Irtl ilny nf July, A. I». l t d . (SKA I,) B. A. HOt»lLASS, Clerk »r Hi* ClrriiltRC.iurt, Hemlnole County, Florlita. lly: V. B. tiOt'fU.ASB, It. C. UBOHOB 0 . H Blttt I NO, Hollcll.ir ami Counsel for Complninnnt. I St-Otc SIXTEEN FOOT ROAD FROM INDIAN RIVER CITY TO ST, JOHNS. TITUSVILLE, Fla., A uk. 20.— At the TlLiHvillo Civic League meeting lust night at which there war. an unusually Inrge attendance, it was un­ animously voted to request the county commissioners to huild a sixteen foot hard surfaced road from the Dixie CITATION Highway at Indian River City to the St. Johns river, there to connect with II lb "I •' il. a road to Orlando to be built by Or­ 11*8.1, IUo.iiuliuM.ui, III.; Oe<i. II. A committee sonsist'" " i " " I- ' M1 Intr tirn. Ill,: Clarence St. ange county. suit,' lui.imliiutnn, III.: B. a . dtmtaml, ing of E. H. Wager, Dolph Nelson, T. r * '1 -ll‘ HI Jolla F. Itrlcr, rest.l.'liee unF'ioiIow Itlsl,op, resl.ience unknown; G. Knight and W. F. Allen, was ap­ feshleiiee unknown: Clailil A. satin.ler. ................. unknown; J , L. Seim tin. pointed to confer with the commis­ , 1 1 v 1i..sv«,; amt John I„ I.ciiiiin, restsioners about the change. The en­ I .* 1 ** l|,i;: rrom flic nvrorn MU o f com* gineers’ specifications call for nine f ®|r,t 1 " N • ‘ Owt- nil'll ntiitliiNl you, tlinl you In Mu* InmlM In muM Mil of feet o fhnrd surfacing. As everybody ," 1 1 . .111• 1; •'iuiirtl nml tl>e«l. h11tin(«*«!. , “ r; I f " - in Mtfiuliiole County, FlorMtt, to* favors a sixteen foot hard surfaced " <*»»«•* Towiwhlp 20 Kotiili, limine road to Orlnmlo the commissioners NI•1* i In Heel Ion 12. Towimliiti r * *n CnNt. I a >\* | nml 2. K tf of will undoubtedly make the change. ", Towntlil|i 20 Smith, Ilimp* The district voted $175,000 bond K 2, nml il; In Hcrthm 21, Town* Cntl, Mil In neniun Section issue for roads and bridges, [n a d ­ ■f: | ...... nt *•«>*»» i-ah |; i, in L ; v ’ 11 ‘ i; South, Itanae as Bast, BP, or I, , ' 1 ''■■■ la Section 7. Tow n- dition, the legislature has authorized |,„J ' . ' ' " " “ O :l- Bast, \ \ v<, o f Hec. T, tho commissioners to issue $75,000 in Il , ’ r ' B li: In Section IS, Township INI Is, ! " - Bast, WV, of Hen, is . W V, of time warrants to ho expended on the lit <>■ . '■! NL>„ o,’< J "r NKV* "f NBti, »H I H B Of N B U . NBU of roads and bridges in tho district. •* The Power estion 1f Has been responsible for wars, made many suicides, and has also caused many happy marriages. It works any way you want it to work, so it’s natural to believe that it will bring results to the ad­ vertiser. 1f You might suggest any of the articles you have for sale, and whether you be merchant, professional man, farmer or stock raiser, we’d suggest that you advertise in— ’ The Daily Herald CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Specifications Cheerfolljr Furnished All Work Guaranteed n. T. PACE P. O. Box 1M L. A. Rennud, Prop. building too large and none toe smuB. ------ALL WORK GUARANTSBD— HARTFORD BATTERY i “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by GARAGES Waller Jobmmii ot Hit* WTisbliigtuu American league leutn Is termed by ninny baseball critics tn be tint greatest pltcber of all time. He lias never played with any professional dub except Washington, whirl; be Joined In 1007 after coining from tho semi-pro Ileitis of Idaho, lie always Ims I...... the big attraction with Washington, fans attending to see bint work Jimt ns they are attracted by Hie playing of Untie ltutli **f the VitnUs, and Ty (*obb of the Tigers, Johnson's best record was In 191(1 when lie won (id out of 4(1 gomes. Tito big question Is, whut would he have done with a iieiinuiil-wlnnliig team? INTERESTING SPORT NOTES West Point Military academy will add rowing to Its sports. • * • dene Ilelinont, Memphis lightweight, Is going on the stage. * * • Negotiations for n football game next fall between Itnstnn college and Centre college have been started. • • • That Spanish professor who says prize fighting Is the most cruel of all sports never played a losing game of freezeout. • * • * Norton, the South African lawn tennis slur. Is underslood to be com­ ing to lids country In the near future' to accept a position. , « • • John F, Martin, an old Oherlln college football ami track mini, has liren selected ^to roach Hie , football team at Wesleyan this fall. • • • State Treasurer Read of New Jer­ sey received from Tex Rickard it cheek for $t*M,HK70 III payment of Hit* stale tax on the Dgnipsey-Carpentler light. • * • J. E. Martin, who played halfback and tackle on Hie Oherlln college football team for three years. Is to coach the team at Wesleyan univer­ sity this full. • • • Fred M. Ilrlre, for ten years foot­ ball ranch at Mnnehes'er (N*. M.) high school, lias been engaged to serve for three jenrs In Hint capacity nt the University of Maine. • • • Charlie Paddock, world’s champion sprinter, stays In bed for two solid days preceding any effort that Im Is to make either In n rare ngnlnst lmtiums or a dash against time. • a • Charley White, the Chicago light­ weight, may now box In 18 states, from which he was Inured, as the Na­ tional lloxlng association has lifted the him on him, which was placed following his contest with Sailor Freedman In Milwaukee. TAKE TIME TO CONSIDER Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First of Yankees Couldn’t See “ Lefty" O'Doul, Man of the Hour on Pacific Coast. "I.efly" O’Doul Is the man of the hour In the Foillk* Const league tills Slimmer. . The sldewheellng fllnger who sat on the bench for an entire season for the Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford. Fla. LORD’S PURITY W ATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dally Bervlce Phone 197 REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane HUGGINS PULLED BIG BONER Manager Wilson & Shorey Pine and Garland Sts., Orlando, Fla. PURE W ATE R Edw. Higgins, Ine. Haight & Magee j yon. tiro. II. Itcail, Clarence M. While. Ileo. It. VS. FLORIDA Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Company Sketches and Estimates Free; ■ » ™ t. B,5H* ot BKK : l» (h>cll«n in. T owimIiIi* |n Circuit Court noif the «nc Seventh ocvcnm Juju ^ Mo0lb> yj Km, 1:4 of nww. NWW of N f f H , N f f « of NW'W, M H i of NKM. dirial Circuit of Florida, 1 NWVi of NEW. 8HW of N B U . HWVi of Seminole County ; NI!Vi. NKVi of HBW. N W U ot HKUi tlirri-fore. Lillie Hull, Complninnnt, BRINO YOUR W . 8p*«lallia on Electrical Work and e n fla t jo u dapandafclo lorrleo.. WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANIC* FOR OVERHAULING TOUR CAB I CITATION *:• Sanford Constructs Co. BATTERIES - STRENGTH CONTRACTORS LAW YER S - SANFORD WORKS Real Estate and Insurance Phone 95 NOVELTY V. C. COLLER, Prop. Geo. W . Knigty General Shop and Mill Real Estate and Insurance Work SANFORD FLORIDA CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER ..Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women’B Club requests nil young women desiring employment to register nt the First Nntionn! Hnnk. AGNES G. BERNER, Chalrmnn Eyes Examined \ 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. ELECTRICAL COLONIAL LAMPS Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. opt. OPTICIAN n. OPTOM t /i’RIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, F)n. WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS C. C. WILSON. Owner SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES "Lefty" O’Doul. Wl*ht Brother* v_»r»no Ilulldln* GILLON & FRY Phone 442 TRANSFER “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS” Quick Service Transfer StoruRe Facilities If we please you, tell others; If not tell us. Phono 498 New York Yankees timing 1920 will Phone 175 Fourth and Snnford Avc out it workout Ims t ome Into Ills own i us a member of the San Francisco filth's pitching stall. G. Bassett Smith, Prop. lie luitl the same stuff when he was COMMERCIAL AND a Yankee. But Miller Huggins, mile JOB PRINTING “ Sanford’s New Hotol” mnimgcr of u team of sturdy athletes $1.50 Up Per Day who lets them b oss him, pulled a bonehead piny, lie couldn't see the taJfilled youngster. Naturally Huggins scut him to Frisco with a string attached. C. A . W HIDDON BOOK, JOB AND COMO’lmul with tils southpaw stuff lilts CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING MERCIAL PRINTING been one of tilt* Idg factors In making Herald Building Rear Snnford Shoo & Clothing Co. the Seals an mlds-on favorite to cop Phone 148 the const gonfalon. Phono 465 PRINTING New Era Printery HOTELS Hotel Montezuma Herald Printing Co. WISCONSIN TO PLAY OREGON 250 Haminermill envelopes printed, DRINK Alumni of Two Unlver«itle§ Trying to $1.75.—Seminole Printery, 902 French Elder Springs Water. Ita 99 98-100 Arrange Christmas Football nve. 87-fltp per cent pure. Phono 31L Game for 1921. Conch Hezdek of Penn State thinks no footlmli rule should lie changed without having a year's consideration. Most footlmli coaches are not so hot up over ttie klcL for gonl after touch­ down as Home critics of the country appear to lie. As Hezdek says: "We can idwuys develop somebody to kick •lie goals.” Alumni of Wisconsin nnd Oregon INDIVIDUAL LEADERS universities are trying to arrange u IN THE MAJOR LEAGUE. Itmlger-Oregoii foolhnJI game for Christmas tiny, 1921. The game Is be­ (Hr The A lloc I* ted F r ill) ing boosted by O. Lintrgtml, city en­ CHICAGO, Aug. 27.— individual gineer of Portland, and Ids former classmate al Wisconsin, (lenrge It. letnlers in the major leagues, up to nnd Including the gamfcs of Inst Wed­ Kt'iichle. Until graduated In 190(1. nesday, nro: Hltttrs, Nntlonnty. Horncsby, 414. American, Hcrilmann, BALL YOURS IN PITTSBURGH 40(1. Home run hitters, Ruth, 48; Fan« In Smoky City Have No Fear of National, Kelly, 22. Stolen bases, Na­ Police When Fouls Are Hit tional, FrlHch, Now York, 42. Ameri­ * Into Grand Stand. can, Harris, Washington, 22. Runn scored: American, Ruth, 135; Nation­ Fans who attend games nt the Na­ al, Hornsby, St. Louis, Bancroft, Ntw tional hull park In Pittsburgh may keep halls knocked lido the stuuil York, tied with 101. without fear of being molested by po­ lice, according to nit order Issued by A quickly attached paper cover fo r Robert J. Altlenilcc. director of pub­ tumblers has been invented that ia lic safety. Director Altlerdho made said to keep carbonated drinks fresh fids ruling following threatened damago suits ngnlnst police who plueed until wnnted. three fans glider arrest for refusing to throw halls buck on the dlnitiuud. — Got your Scratch Fada irom The Herald— by the pound— 15c. Pickling and Preserving TIME We have the STONE JARS Mason.* Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. HARDW ARE CO. �I PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921 with your own business and with SANFORD DAILY HERALD busy the business of your city. SUMMER TRIPS TO FLORIDA. THE TOURIST CAMP Florida as n summer resort Is n Orlnndo is considering whnt meth­ reality nlthough there nro millions of ods shall be used In regard to caring people in the country who will smile for the "Tin Can Tourist" who ouch when the statement is rend. These year journey to this state via gaso­ skeptics are fully convinced that Flor­ line. It seems to bo "camp or no ida is unbearable during the summer; camp" and tho outcome o f tho deliber­ in fact, they hnvo well established ations will be watched with interest. Thcro is considerable that can bo ideas concerning Dixie during July, August nnd September nnd feel r e n d said for and against the camp, but ' ’ sorry for folks who from necessity very ltitle for a FREE camp. It would must abide In the section o f country not seem exactly right after many cit­ so uncomfortable at this time o f the ies in Florida, in which Orlnndo is in­ 44 ryrUrimt M»t— Mad* Known on AppllotUoa year. There arc others, however, who cluded, have advertised to the tourist labaoriptUa Prtea la A dru o* know very well thnt the homo folks traveling public thnt camping space CLEAN UP CAMPAIGN m * ................................................... 1 . 0 0 who stay at home summers get nlong can he had for tho asking, that wo now D*llr»r»d la City by Carrlir all right, nnd more nnd more the im­ close the grounds up„ We believe the O— W a l ..................................................... » It will be much easier now to start IB , bL* IB. U l l p m V a U f H in ld »n* pression is growing that it is possible camping grounds should be maintain­ campaign of private tlralr oor+n BemlnaU County m i b publUkod the clean-up n « y Friday, AdrartUIno r*U* mad, knows premises nnd set a good example for to spend n summer In Florida in com­ ed, but a sufficient charge mnde to m application. Damooratlo la poUUoa. H.IO fort. pay for its upkeep, including wnter par yaar, alwaya Is adranca.___________________ those who are going to wait for tho Just previous to the world war the and light nnd sanitation. cgulnr campaign that will be launch­ Member of The Associated I’ reas Give a chnp something for nothing Clyde Steamship Company decided to ed In n few days. Clean yards, both invite excursionists to come down nnd he wants tho wholo world, let him fronFnnd back, clean lots all over nnd EL> * South and look things over, in sum­ know ho must pay for hiH wants and clean parkings and garden plots, iipikc they will be less numerous. Wo a place much more attractive. Then mertime. They mnde a very attrac­ * * »• would suggest that prices for all ser­ tive arrangement by which business The wedding nnd dance last night in addition to the clean premises, a folks and others could run away from vice he reduced to the minimum, and brought the people. fresh coat of paint will make a great New York or elsewhere for ton days the camper renlly given something for ------------------ 0 ----------------improvement in any property and add ^ It demonstrates thnt bringing them a great deal to tho value of the prop­ or two weeks, and get n glimpse of his money. The merchants o f the town should Florida— incidentally enjoying one of to town is the proper thing. erty.— Lakeland Star. the most pleasant ocean trips thnt not bo called upon to contribute a pen­ ----------------- o ----------------- “ A Community Builder” could be imagined. Tho well formed ny for the equipping or running of the And n little fun now and then is WHOLE FAMILY. conception o f the semi-tropics in sum­ camp, for it is always the progressive F. P. FORSTER..................... ................... -..President whet the world wants. It is nil inno­ mer mnde it hard to get such n thing merchants who puts up, while tho cent amusement and keeps meveryone B. F. W HITNER................................ ...... ....... Cashier The Father of Success is— Work, j started, but with just a few oxcur- Tin Cnn Tourist as a rule picks out young. the side street merchnnt where a few The Mother of Success is—Ambition. 1sionists at first the lists were grow------------------o ------------------------- • cents on the dollnr cnn be snved by The oldest son is—Common Sense. "h en the war came 1 That chap who wrote Ilob Holly such enterhi* underselling the progressive mer­ Some o f the other boys are— Per- Ucally shut down on all that letter evidently didn’ t know tho chant who puts up for all civic occas­ THEATRE RESORT gentleman. But he does now.— Re­ severance, Honesty, Thoroughness, l,r'scs. ions. Apstrict health survey should be DANCE HALL CAFE Foresight, Enthusiasm, Co-operation. | Again the passenger department of porter-Star. made of the camp frequently and all The oldest daughter is — C hnrnc-.^,e has resumed the summer --------------ELEC TR IC----------• ------------------o -----------------excursions and with judicious adver­ dangers from an epidemic removed. Get out your horn and blow it. It ter. PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS A tourist who would not be willing is the big noise that sells the fish and Some o f the sisters are ■Cheerful­ tising has built up a splendid busi­ to pny a reasonable fee for such pro­ FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN A L L STYLES AND SIZES you can talk about - being quiet all ness (Loyalty, Courtesy, Care, Econ­ ness. The boats southbound are now tection is not worth protecting nnd it bringing among the hundreds of trav­ right but it will not get you anywhere omy, Sincerity. at Reduced Prices elers who are returning from business would be better for the town if he in this day nnd time. Make a noise. The baity is opportunity— Get ac­ and holiday trips north, a largo per­ moved on.— Reporter-Star. Blow your horn! quainted with tho "old man" and you ocentage of excursionists and they will be able to get along pretty well are o f the class that will be of most OCCUPATION IN FLORIDA The next big affair is the Mer­ with the rest o f the family.— St. Au­ W . S. H A YN E , Tampa, Florida benefit to tho state. The excursion SHOWN IN U. S. FIGURES. chants' Carnival and Tournament Rid­ gustine Record. WRITE- --------------------------PIIONE---------- i---------------WIRE trip planned gives time to get ac­ ing on September 20th. Every busi­ ----------------- o ----------------WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.—The buquainted with Jacksonville and some ness man in Sanford is supposed to get 1’ Kit SON A I.ITV IN NEWSPAPERS other points, particularly Sanford and ronu o f the census today issued pre­ ers were 42.8 per cent of the total years o f age nnd over in 1920, u in on this big nlfnir nnd olTer special St. Augustine, which latter are made liminary' general occupation statis­ population of the state and 07 per against 27.5 pe reent in 1010. prices nnd special sales, ' The Do La ml News has p u r c h a s e d «ide trips on some tickets, and the tics for Florida, which, though sub­ 1 Of th egainful workers of FIchi ----------------- o -----------------cent o fthe population 10 years of the plant and good will of the De- interest seems to lie steadily increas­ ject to change, are probably approx­ nge and over. in 1920, 123,822, or 32.1 per cut Sanford is on the map and why? Land Record and will consolidate the ing. imately co m e t. were engaged in agriculture, for* Of the gainful workers of Florida Simply because a new spirit lias per­ two papers For a quarter of a ceil- I It is a wonderful trip, sailing down According to the returns of tho try nnd animal husbandry. vaded our city and taken hold. In- tury Hen Prevail run the DeLnnd Rec- the const on the fine ships of the Clyde fourteenth census, there were 080,- in 1020, 200,872 or 77.0 pe reent were atead of being penny wise and pound ord nn<LChris. O. Codrington the De- line, and it is something to be remetn- Hill persons 10 years o f age nnd over nudes and 80,294 or 22.1 per cent foolish our people are going after Land Irows, Both made many good he red when the excursionist finds that , in Florida engaged in gainful nccupa were females. Two waterfalls will be harness! The male gainful workers consti­ to provide power for an electric ni business regardless of the iost of ad* substantial friends who stood by them Jacksonville is cooler than New York lions in 11120, constituting HO.8 per vertising; they are joining the l ham- through thick and thin. A few years and fully as interesting, in its way. cent o fthe total population o f tho tuted 77.7 pe rcen^ o f all males 10 way on the island of Guadeloupe. ber of Commerce and helping the HRH |»rt.Vatt passed to the great Some o f the travelers express surprise stnte (1)08,470) and 01.2 per cent of years o fngo and over in 1920, ns Chamber advertise the city, they are beyond and his paper fell into other |tt find that many big hotels are open the population 10 years of nge and against 80.2 per cent in 1010, while Tho present, .production of fuel 4 putting pep in the old town and going Possibly hla successors got |and business appears to be going on o v e r the female gainful workers consti­ in tho world is only sufficient to n after things. It is tlu* spiiit that out n |)etter pnper than Mr. Prevntt Iabout the same ns in winter But they In 1010, the 022,087 gainful work­ tuted 23.3 pe reent of nil females *10 place about 11 per cent of the co»L wins. Keep it up. ever did, but somehow or someway, it like it and tell their friends, The sum­ ------------ owas not the paper the subscribers had mer excursions by the Clyde Line ary GREAT LITTLE TOWN, SANFORD, learned to love, and a consolidation doing pood work for Florida, and for --------|was the result. Personality is not yet their patrons. There is no disappoint­ The people coming to Sanford, the dead in country journalism.— 'Wuu- ment and the visitors are becoming people wherever you go in the state chulln Advocate, wiser regarding a section of their own nil Hay the same thing when you tell country. Many of the visitors will them where you are from, "Great lit­ THB CRAZE FOR EASY MONEY come again— and stay longer.— Timestle town, Sanford" and we must be Union. RUINS MANY doing tilings here to get the glad hand from everybody everywhere. It ........... ..... SHIITEKS ARE LINING UP. . _ , t i . . , . Possibly r londu has no greater is not so much what wo are doing os ■ * the new feeling that pervades the Percentage of residents eager to "get As Florida has more water-ship­ breast o f so many Sanford people. It something for nothing” than other ping facilities .than any state in these is the feeling that the Herald has Btales_ but it is certain that more United States, it would seem the legbeen trying to instill into the minds stringent steps are being taken here icnl thing to send a good portion of nnd hearts of the people here for f if- to protect men against themselves | that hugeamount o f fruit,vegetables years. ii is that feeling thnt one than elsewhere. During the past year and produce thowntcr-wny. Thernilhas when they know they are right, there have been vast sums taken from roads, without any competition in the when they know they have the best tho „tate by clever manipulators In world, have been hauling perishables thing in the world, when they know stocks of concerns which had no rnt- to the amount of many thousands of they have made a success of some- jng. fact, Florida has been consid- carloads a year the longest way. The thing and have that feeling of satis- t.re,| atl L.asy spot for all workers o f reason for this is as plain as the nose faction that comes from the deed well concerns. on the face o f an Airedale dog— done. It is thnt feeling that a real The press of the state, led, probably freight costs are computed by mile­ booster has when bis town is coming |,y the Tampa Times, is commencing age. The painful fact of the increas­ and he sees the result of his horn to shut down on these underhanded ed rates are too well known for re­ blowing. It is the feeling one has liv- .schemes for separating money from ing in a real town that is doing things, the utiwnry and the unsuspecting— petition, so we won’t go into thnt that has the accomodations, tho even at the expense of lessening the again. Whnt we ARE doing, how­ streets, the business, the location, the income of the .newspaper plant. As ever, is urging every grower of fruit, spirit. It is the feeling that you do everyone knows, the newspaper is kept every grower of vegetables, every not have to make any excuses, just up— not by its subscription list, which shipper, to he present at this most boost for you have everything in the seldom pays expenses—hut by its ad­ of important of meetings to be bold world to back you up. You feel it, vertising receipts; and it frequently in Tampa on .September 1. Whnt enn b ; accomplished through you live it, you are filled with it, And "hurts" a paper to refuse an adver­ Tampa can just as well he done nt now that Sanford lias this spirit don't tisement fo r which ready money is to you feel good over it? Don’t you get lie received—oven before the services any number of ports in the state that up every morning and go to bed at have been rendered. Nevertheless, the are logical points o f exit to the mar­ night thankful that you are living in papers of Florida have determined to kets of the north nnd w v t. This is tho a real city—a little city, ’tis true—but carry no advertisements which in .any opening wedge, and it should h i made a real city at that. And don t you iaamicr bear the impress of frnudu- a lug one of such strength that will feel good every hour in the day be- ]t, „ c y t For this act they are to he sp'it the present in pnwsihlc freight cause you are a booster, taking an nc- commended. rates wide open. There is a remedy ! tive part in everything that will tend "Consult your hunker" is now be­ in a boat line, and the Inmt iiirj is to build up your home city, the place ing made a watchword for the many easy o f attainment, thanks to that you have helped to make nnd the place who may be tempted because of some great "boncynrd" of shipping our that you intend to make twice as large attractively-worded letter or circular. government has waiting for owner­ in the next few years. You are hap­ This seems to be nn age of fraud— ship—any kind o f ownership—nt py nnd contented because you keep aetual fraud; and there are millions practically our own price nnd on our ready to grasp the lirst opportunity to own terms. Undoubtedly some sort gain funds. The wiley schemer real­ o f "monkey wrench will be thrown izes the conditions to the plus de­ in the works" by those most inter­ #* gree— ami the uvidity with which the ested in pandering to tho railroads, 11’ 1’ EKKD Cl Alt DINES public "bites” tho lirst hnit thrown hut this is a matter that concerns the out iH nn incentive for other clever vital welfare o f a whole state, not to [ For nn appetizing lunch dish, ones to formulate still more attractive mention the ultimate consumer of the , « which is easy to prepare try schemes to fradulently secure funds. north, and if wo make our voices loud i Thnt is why it is liest in so many in­ Curtis' Kippered Sardines gar­ enough to be heard to tho farthest stances to secure udvice from those nished with lemons nnd Sylmar ISN’T TH AT WORTH W HILE? markets, something will be bound "to who hnvo become posted. Brand Stuffed Olives. drop"—our way.— Florida Grower. And thnt is why the publications of ----------------- o -----------------the statu are refusing advertisements Thu Kippered Sardines nlHo PALATKA— Chairman E. L. War­ of things which appear to have fraud make tasty sandwiches when written directly upon their face. There ren o f tho committee appointed to used with mayonnaise. is n general desire to conduct papers raise funds with which to provide a • 4 [ upon a higher plane—and publishers granite bnse to bear tho bronio me­ will refuse to place before their reAdmorial tablet to Putnnm's county’s ers anything thnt smacks of llligitlwar heroes, has announced that tho mnte proceedings—rcgurdlcHS of the WBLAKA BLOCK loss of the business end of the plant. fund has been completed and an or­ Phones 497-494 -Kissimmee Gazette. . der placed for the base. It in the great spirit thnt comes to growing cities— never to dend ones, It is the grent spirit thnt‘ makes cities grow into lnrger ones nnd just simply _________________ PITBUBHOKB_________________ pervades the souls of men nnd women R. J. HOLLY ...______ ....__ .....Editor to such an extent tHht you enn almost !f. J. IILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer know they come from a certain livo f i. A . NEEL____ __ General Manager elty when you see them. "Great little town, Sanford." Help CURTIS BARBER to mnko It a greater one In the years CIRCULATION MAMAOER to come. Have you this feeling toRhone 148 up to 6 P. M. day ? h t l l t M *»*ry id t r a M i ilH | l B ud 17 at T it * »r»ld BnUBIaa, 107 K u u l l , A n a u _______ ______ OaflitA, nTriia____________ THE HERALD PRINTING CO., lie. i: Consider the Element of Real Preparedeness which a savings account gives. ,fl There are many other advantages, too, vital but secondary. % Be prepared for every opportunity that comes—every emergency that aris­ es as you go. A bank account is the best way to sure preparedness for the future. First National Bank MISTER MANAGE! THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY “ Speaking o f Women — Irvin Cobb points out that feminine shopping does not necessarily imply buying. It means hard work for everyone concerned—but seldom results in a transaction involving money. * As a country minister once declaimed: “ King Solo­ mon said, and I partially agree with him . . . ” We only partially agree with Mr. Cobb on this subject. It is true there are still some aimless shoppers left. But they are in the minority. Today most women—as well as most men—are well-informed buyers, with a sound basis for comparing stores and values. By buy­ ing goods of recognized merit they save themselves the throes of old-time “ shopping trips” and at the same time get a better and bigger money’s worth. Most women read the advertisements that appear every day in their newspapers. They make a practice of keeping strictly up-to-snuff on new developments, inno­ vations and improvements. They know just where to go for “ this” and who in town keeps “ that.” When they shop Jhey generally know just what they want, where to find it, and how much to pay. Their knowledge saves them endless trotting, wearisome ques­ tioning and haggling. K S: The advertisements have taken the “hop” out of shopping. Sanford Daily H erald Deane Turner I % �— JSOI ,72 Trtl i t ) unr ,J. Mil -if , (M O T •;.v Jl PAGE FIVE I Mention of >laltcr« In Hrl ^MHonal Item* „fInterest In and About Sanford Might Be | Chosen for Air Station on Continental Airway S u m m a r y o f th e F loa tin g S m a ll T a lk s S u ccin ctly d The City dt A r r a n g e d fo r H erald R eaders * J5, Bargains f Major Clngett Writes to Mayor Stev­ ens About Requisites 0 * + * V Fa in Summer Clothing will be found at our place now. OUR ENTIRE LINE OF * Tho following letter received by * Mayor Stevens will be interesting to * Snnford people: * Charleston, S. C., Aug. 17, 1921. Kor Florida: Partly cloudy * * From: Air Officer, Fourth Corps Aera, tonight; showers In extremo * * • Fort McPherson, Gu. . 1 SoUlh portion; Sunday unset- * * To: The Mayor, Snnford, Fid. Great day, yesterday. Tho * Subject: Designation of Snnford, lied, probably showera. T weather perfect, bride perfect, * Fla., as nn Intermediate Station Will be closed out at ridiculously low price and we invite WEEK'S WEATHER * band music perfect, fine breese * on Continental Airway. blowing off the Inkc. And * WASHINGTON, A uk- 27— * . you to look ’em over before it is too late 1. — You are advised thut Sanford (|t> The Associated Press).— * when you think of It Snnford * has been designated as an Interme­ Considerable cloudiness nnd * certainly has an ideal climate. * diate station ulong the charted air­ normal temperature scattered * Only 89 In the sun yesterdny * way from Maine to Florida. This des­ at noon time: local rains Is the forecast f o r ' * * ignation, however, becomes final only Florida for the week begin- * 5:40 A. M„ AUGUST 27T11 * upon the location In or near your city Maximum ......................... 89 * of u safe landing field for airplanes. nine Sunday. * 1 1 Minimum ........................... 04 * Full und complete details of landing * * * * * * * * Range ............................... 70 * fields nnd charted airways are attach­ Harometer .......................... 30.00 * ed hereto. • + W. S. Reid, of Madison, Gn„ Is Rain .................................... 14 * 2. —The. far-reaching importance of 2 spending some timo her? on business. Wind North nnd pnrt cloudy. * the establishment of these nirwnys is T * evident in the future development Of ♦ •«8. •0 * •«- f * * * * * * * * * * * aviation, nnd the commercial ndvan- 2 CLEAN OLD NEWSPAPERS for boIo nt Joe’s Smokehouse. 129-Gtc tages to the cities touched is only lint- J Thq Chamber of Commerce Trndo ited to the co-operation extended in 4 An Evanston, III,, man recently Extension Committee will go to G e -' providing facilities for landing fields w„n a linking competition from 45 nevn Monday night to hold a meeting nnd equipment. in the town hall und tulk about many , 3.— Much in 11 commercial wny is to 4 women at a county fair. 4 thingH o f importance to the commun- be gained by the intermediate stn- 4 [tions along these nirwnys. Aside * Get a repaired tire to use as extra. ity at large. from the wide publicity that you will *5» Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. Send your old muttress to Bradley ■receive, you will add tho newest nnd * 110-20td factory. Make them like new, for quickest method of communication nnd * Yellowstone is the only nntionul $5.00. 50 lb. now cotton mattress only transportation to your present fncili- ^ 4.4.4.* 4l4,4.<.4l4.4.4,4l4.4.4.> * 4.4.4.* 4.4.4,4, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 4 » H * * * * * * + * * * * * * * * * $8.00. Guaranteed. 500 W. South ties. You will invite cross country park where no privntc holdings hnvo St., Orlando, Fin. 122-20tc flights from nenrby aviation centers, «ver existed. i.„ : .....r.y With the suppor. incrciisc the sale of gas and oil und of an array of rccutmliou. The big gathering Inst night caused create a larger interest in your vicin­ Hoick Roadster for sale. New tires |many to talk about the establishment ity in the development of nir trans­ Under tho new treaty Got.nan and is in first class mechanical con­ o f n community home here where all portation. Hy the establishment of a agrees to perpetuate the promise siie dition.—It. «fc O. Motor Co. 129-tfc these affairs could bu given nnd the local field Sanford will become n nec­ made in the treaty o f Versailles to people could feel that they were in- essary link in a great chain of conti­ pay he expenses j of occupation, hut Many of the Sanford folks who j vesting their money in something that nental airways that reach from the there is no direct mention of the sub­ Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No nd tnken for less than havr been away are coming homo nnd , would promis big rturns. Atlantic to the Pacific and thu Great ject which it is umlcrsttood could he 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Gash proted as in any way uffuctiii from this time on the city will again ! --------Lakes to the Gulf. most accompany all orders. Count live words to n line and remit ac­ resume its accustomed busy appear\Yc have at present in stock one 4.— An early expression is desired the present situation or binding the cordingly. once. slightly used Hupmohilc that wo are particularly touching your city as to United States either to remain or offering for sale at a reasonable price. the co-operation that may bo expect­ withdraw. WANTED ROOMS— Wanted three or Get a repaired tire to use us extra. If you want the best for your money, ed in the establishment of thu airways FOR RENT The Versailles agreement fixed fif­ four furnished or unfurnished Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. see us nt once.— II. & O. Motor Co. in question. It is most important that teen years as theamnxinunu period FOR RENT— One office oii !•irut rooms, couple without children. Per­ 110-20tc 129-tfc we have thu information requested in of occupation. So far as is known, street. Apply A. P. Connelly. manent. Address “ B” care of Herald. there was no consideration of the sub­ 125-tfc 120-Gtc ject in the negotiations leading up to FOR RENT— Furnished front room, the present treaty, and officials take LOST 129-Otp 20(1 Park Ave. the view here that the decision lies LOST— Bunch of keys with name oa wholly with this government. them. Finder return to W. C. Hill FOR SALE at Hill Lumber Co., and receive re­ FOR SALE— Rose No. 4 seed, Irish ROY SCOUTS "W ERE THERE" • Pastor of the ward. 130-Otp. •potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A. 181-tfc FIRST METHODIST CHURCH The Roy Scouts are always on hand Ilnimlcy. * the w eath er : SANFORD'S TEMPERATURE AND WE STILL HAVE SOME SOCIETY BRAND SUITS THAT WE ARE SELLING FOR $23.50 to $30.00 i I J CLASSIFIED ADS Dr. S. W . W A L K E R ! I when it comes to assisting in every worthy movement and last night was t no exception. The Uoy Scouts wore t Sunday, August 28th. A t 11 a. m. and 8 p . m. at the wedding and dunce, selling tags, <: helping keep the crowd back from tho Com e and Bring Your Friend I4 ropes and doing all kinds of work for ♦4<"!',l"!"!,';'’K ,4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ,!,44*!'44444*!‘ 4 4 4 ,H , 4 4 '!'4 ,!'4 ’5l4 4444 'l'4*i,4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ’!,4 4 4 4 4 ,l'44*!"t‘ *!*,;'4 4 4 tho Woman’s Club, flic Uoy Scouts . 1 ■ " are always there when it comes to W ill Preach < . The pastors of tho various churches Picnic: An occasion when one tnkes are returning home nnd the members out a few bites to cr.i and hringsihnek will have a chance to take up their many bites to scratch. regular attendance nt their own churches tomorrow. Red Speed Wagon for sale. Slight­ ly used and is n bargain for the price LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 we are asking. It you need a truck, model for sale. New tires, looks good see us nt once.— B. & O. Motor Co. xnd runs good. We are offering this 129-tfc car for $900.00 less than list price.— U. A U. Motor Co. 129-tfc Mrs. J. N. Robson nnd children, fh next big event in Sanford will ho the big Merchant’s Carnival and Ik.o.tM Day on the 21)th o f Septem­ ber. This will open the seasoirnnd bo one „ f the biggest get-together a f­ fair.-, ever held in Sanford. ' ""'K E N DINNER, Sunday noon 'nh evening, Gray Gables, on tho bc;« h, Seabreeze, Fla. Phono 491. Jree bath houses. 74-Fri-St-Om paragraph 8 of attached memorandum t*,*‘ Scouts, so thnt nil final arrangements may be completed looking to the mapping und CAR LOAD OF HORSES AT RRADY’S STABLE official designation of each airway. II. R. CLAGETT, W. S. Reid is in the city and is lo­ Major, Air Service. cated at Brady’s Stable with a car load of horses and mules. Among AMERICAN TROOPS them are many fine saddle horses and IN GERMANY MAY driving horses. The mules are well RE ORDERED RACK. muted and good for any kind of work purposes. Mr. Reid has an udvertiseHarry and Ann, returned home WASIIINGTON, Aug. 27.— Intinm- ment in the Daily Herald calling ntrhursday evening from an extended Hons were given in high official quar- tention to his car load o f fine stock visit with friends nnd relatives in At­ ters today that withdrawal o f tho and says that it is the best hunch of lanta, Charleston, S. C., Seneca, Man American troops from the Rhine will horses and mules that has been here ning nnd Anderson, S. C. he seriously considered as soon ns the in many years, pence treaty signed yesterday in BorA NUMBER o f crate mill and saw* | ]jn has been ratified hy the senate i CARPETS AND BUGS * mill laborers can get permanent cm- the German reiehstag. No definite W ASHED ployment under first class working prediction was made, but it became and cleaned at your home or we will vage at our new |<nown that once peace actually was call for and deliver, llnmilton Bench conditions at fair wages mill near Bartow, Fin. Roux Crate established the administration would Electric Washers used.—Sanford 129-Otc feel there would he no necessity of Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone 5fi0 Co., Bnrtow, Fla. >+<••!•* * + * * + + + + .K ‘* * * * * * * * + + + .r * + + 'i'.> 4 1* * * * * * .| 1*4>+ 1M>•>+**++++ |Do You Want .j..j, {. .j. ❖ ■:* {. .j..}..j. .;. .j..;. -j. •;< ++*;« •:< 4- 4 •> 4 + -i- FOR SALE t A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? 5 0 0 0 H e a d o f F lo r id a C a ttle If so, you can got any make you want. And the prices und terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for Ihe best in Used Automobiles. We have both quantity and quality. Below are a few, which we guarantee to he as represented: •* « All Sales For Cash J ; •• • : ' ..It - ______ We handlo the very beat Florida Steaku, price, lb...18c to 23c LEXINGTON,*1920 Model, 5-passenger. HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. HUPMOBILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.— Sold. HUICK, 1917 Model, 3-passenger Roadster BUJCK, 1917 Model, 7-passenger. FORD, 1918 Model,, 5-poss. Toyring.— Sold. Very beat T-Bone and Round Steak, lb................................ 23c Western Steaks and Pork Chops, best prices. Ribs and Pig Tails, lb............................. :................................ INc Stew Beef and Roasts, cheap in proportion. Best Self-Rising Flour, 24 lbs. ..... .................................. $1.30 CALL and LOOK THESE OVER, WE Ca N SUIT YOU 14 lbs. of granulated sugar ............................... .................$1.00 ..M-.-nr ♦_ ’if nil rrt im. fi 209 f’ A R K A V E .‘ ' SANFORD, FLA . H. LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES and SERVICE ;; ‘H + ,H 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + * + H * + * 'l,* M 4 4 4 H t ‘i t SANFORD AVE. K * FOR SALE OR TRADE—One Colo 8, 5 passenger roadster. Will take light car as part payment. Call 519 W. First street. 115-tfc FOR SALE— One Sclding-IIall stone lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. Ufl-tfc FOR SALE—8-room house with nil modern convenience, excellent re­ pair. Private water works, in desir­ able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. 110-tfc FOR SALE—20 acres good orange grove land situated within a mile of Geneva. The land has not been clear­ ed hut has a hoaring orange grove bordering it. This tract of land can ho bought at a real bargain. For full particulars address "C " care of the Herald office. 118-tfp 'n»q s. SAULS, Prop. .V I SANFORD; FLORIDA PAINTS ------- a n d ------- WALL PAPER SUN-PROOF PAINT MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS CLIMATE Make Your House Smile With SUN-PROOF PAINT SANFORD PAINT STORE Weiakft Block H. A. HALVER­ SON, Proprietor Sanford, Fla. f.OW TIDES ON THE BEACH. August Hour 27 ............................................... 8:27 28 ............................................... 9:31 2 9 ............................................. 10:30 Post cards— local views— 1c unch at tho Herald office. IF U WANT r r V t FOR SALE— Strawberry plants, cer­ tified hy State Plant Board, $3 per GARNER----------------------------thousand f. o. h. Lake Mary. Farina 1 Ford, 1921 Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. 1 Dort, 1921. 129-12tc + 1 Brick 4, 1920. ❖ 1 Oldsmobilc Truck, ’ TZO. For '<'Vuc supplies, stationery, etc., ♦ AT REAL BARGAINS, rn'lie l*» t *.«• Jieralil hi I ice. To •» to :,..it y o : r pocket hook, F T l l SALE— 1 Oldsm ibilo truck. $*>0(1. at Williams’ Garage. 130-itc ! Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Buick 4, y 100. Thu above* cars are real bar­ For first class job work—th* Herald gains. Terms to fit your pocket book. At Williams' Garage, N. II. Garner. 104-tfc TOURING CAR, $400, time pnyment. Hnrg.Jr. for ensh. 410 Oak Ave­ nue.__________________ 129-Otp Must Be Sold Regardless of Price _________________•, FOR SALE— Medium size safe. Ap­ ply 402 Snnford Ave., und Fourth Street._____________________ 94-01. —Get your Scratch Pads from The Herald—by tho pound— 15c. FOR SALE—25 ulso 10 acres orange trus nnd residence, facing lake. A snap. Box 117. 130-0tp FOR SALE— Ford Truck. Inquire of Wost Side Grocery. Phono 100. ' . 130-tfc FOR HALE—Chandler 7 passenger touring car, 1920 model. In perfect 'condition. Would consider smaller car in part pnyment. Address Box 54, Osteon, Fla. 132-3tp FOR SALE—8 hlveH of bees. In good i condition. See A, E. Dobbins, 325 Service Shoo Shop. 133-Sat-Wod-Ot W ANTED WANTED—Team work. Hanson Shoo Shop. a Ji.vxL *u *1 «•> Inquiro M. 121 20tp We have the most com­ pletet.. i line of BUILDERS HARDWARE Ever displayed in San­ ford Let us figure with you on your requirements * Also exclusive agents for SHERW IN-W ILLIAM S Paints and Varnishes HILL HARDWARE COMPANY * (*«►" I ✓ ! V*4.v<r i ' i j ; ' . ' V � 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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'r-' ♦ r."iv / 9 S ’ Sanford "CHy Substantial The S anford D aily H erald t Sanford THB CHy Substantial’ ---- IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 134 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921 VOLUME II iGRESS PROVIDE FOR LOSS TAX DEFICITS LOOM LARGE BONDS FOR APPROPRIATIONS )0ks Like Spending More Money Than Estimated Chief Justice Taft’s Residence LIVE WIRES FROM ORLANDO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL BE HERE AT BANQUET MOD LOSES PEI* IN MASSACHUSETTS CASE NEGROES GO ON TRIAL MURDER IN HERNANDO PUZZLES THE OFFICERS FORMER MARSHAL KILLED (By The A uocU U d F i m i } (By Th* A uocU U d P ro u ) BROOKSVILLE, Aug. 29.—Hernnndo county authorities today con­ tinued investigation of thc,murder of ubo T. Jones, former marshal of Tar­ pon Springs, nnd Bert Scott, who wns shot to death from ambush near Wecckiwntchco Springs Into Sntufdny night. Both nro residents of Port Richey. Indications still point to robbery as tho motivo, ns it is known Jones carried n largo sum of money nnd, this is missing. JJones is widely known on tho west const for his fearlessness whllo marshall. BARNSTABLE, Mass., Aug. 29.— Extra guards are at the court house here today when tho three negroes woro transferred from jail to tho court house for a hearing on charges fa m o u s d epa rtm en ts f a il of assault on a young white woman. W TO LIVE WITHIN THE Tho men woro threatened with lynch­ budget s y s t e m . ing nt tho time of arrest, but today’s crowd which surrounded the court WASHINGTON, Auk. 29.-—^ house nnd jail composed mainly of The senate finance committee dccurious persons, who showed no in­ tided Saturday t» P»t the tax bill dication of intent nt mob violence. ahead of the tarilT. Plana call for consideration of the revenue measure to begin next Thuradny after hearing" on the tariff hnve ECONOMIZE Prominent Citizens from Orange County Capital Win Attend IMPORTANT MEET THAT MEANS MUCH TO THE PEO­ PLE OF SANFORD AND ORLANDO Tho Orlando Chamber of Commerc# has advised that they will Bend a t least fifteen representatives from their organization to meet with tho members of the local Chamber at the latter’s monthly banquet which will be held Tucsdny evening ut b o'clock in the Valdez Hotel. Former President William Howard Tuft, having become chief Justice of Orlando, through its Chumber of been concluded. . the Supreme court, Is again a resident of Washington, and he has obtained as Commerce, has accomplished a great Ills residence this handsome house on Wyoming avenue. dcul for that cHy, and also for Orange WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.—A half County. The individuals at tho head billion dollar anchor to windward has of tho organization havo always been cen provided by tho houae of repre­ Presbyterian Minister American Federation prompt In taking advantage of every­ INQUEST TO BE HELD TODAY sentatives against failure of tho now on the Mother-in-Law of Labor Takes no Ac­ thing that would add to tho prosperity OVER BODIES RE­ law to provide for the governOrlundo. When freight rates be­ Problem Scores Heavy tion on R. R. Reduction FROM THE EASTERN PART OF of COVERED nent’s expenditures for the current came oppressive the business men of LOGAN COUNTY WHERE hear. Orlando realized the advantages of (By Th* A uocU t*d F r* u ) (By The A uocU U d F r u i l TROUBLE BREWS Would Have University for Education This anchor may be n Hfc-aaver In water rates, and whilo they could HULL, Aug. 29.—Salvaging opera­ ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 29.—Tho of Mother-In-Law Ithcr of two likely contlngcnclcao. not bring the wnter to Orlundo they (By Th* A noc!at*d P r u t ) tions continued today but no more bod­ executive council of the American One—If the new achodulo of taxes ies woro found up to mid-dny. An in­ CHARLESTON, Aug. 29. — State made the practical move of going to Federation of Labor hns decided to (By Th* A uocU U d Fr***> rovided by the law falls to produce quest will be held today over the re­ CHICAGO, Aug. 29.—A "university take no action regarding the railroad authorities early today nre anxiously the wuter, or in other words hud their lufTIcient revenue to cover tho totnl cently recovered bodies. Official gov­ for the education of mothers-in-law" wage reduction. awuitlng advices from tho Eastern goods shipped to Sanford und hauled pproprintions. part of Logan county. Somewhere in by truck to Orlundo. They realized ernment Inquiry nt Howdcn continued was advocated by Rev. Charles ~B. Two—If the departments fall to today behind closed doors. thnt district Adjutant General Char- and took advantage of Sanford’s Stevens of the Third Presbyterian ANOTHER ASSISTANT ive within the amounts .provided for nock and officials of the mino work­ greutest natural ndvnntugo, the St. t ATTORNEY GENERAL church in a sermon here luHt night. lie hem under the stashing of estimates ers Union nro doing missionary work John’s river, and utilized it for their • FROM CALIFORNIA. QUARTER MILLION asserted the mother-in-law problem following yesterday’s report to Gover­ own benefit. ,y Budget Director Dawes. hnd ceased to bo a Joke. "SeventyThere ure a number of men in tho nor Morgan that the state police nnd In order to make possible an np- LOOT FROM SAFE IN five per cent of all matrimonial disas­ (By Tb« A uocU U d F u n ) Orlando of Commerce who deputies on ono side nnd unidentified arent reduction In federal taxes, A CHICAGO BANK ters are precipated by her Interfer- WASHINGTON, Aug. 29— The ap­ nrmed men on the other Bide had recognizeChamber the possibilities Sanford hich, politically, is declnrcd Impora1once," ho asserted. "She Is an outlaw pointment of Mrs. Mnble Walker possesses as a distributing point, due fought an engagement in Beach creek, ive, provision is made for Increasing Robbers Worked Leisurely and Secur­ ! instead of nn in-law." Wlllcbrandt, of Cnlifornin, ns assist­ to its competitive rail nnd wnter trans* near the Lognn-IIoone county line. he public debt by $500,000,000 durant attorney general of tho United ed Large Amount from Security portutlon facilities, nnd havo signified ng the year. Tho cash thus ralsod Company. The more the oil crowd respects States, was announced today at tho willingness to co-operate In any ould he used in lieu of taxes jin Rep. Fordney Expects their White House. Obregon, tho more it hntes him. movement which would usist In dovol(By Th* A u o cU U d P r* u ) Ming the current exponscs of tho Soldiers* Bonus Bill Be oping Sanford as a distributing point. CHICAGO, Aug. 29.—A raid on u ovemment. In order to develop Sanford ulong safe deposit vaults of the Security Passed by pecember This provision is Inserted ns nn these lines it is necessury that tho Safe Deposit Company in the Mason­ mendment to the Second Liberty various merchants and shippers in tho (By Th. AuocUUd Frau) ic Temple last night by four unmasked ond act, authorizing nn Incrcnso In SIGNAW, Mich., Aug. 20.—Belief cities in close proximity to Snnford bo he amount of that Issue from $7,- robbers netted the bandits about two that a soldiers’ bonus hill will bo pass­ educated to the advantages to bo de­ hundred and fifty thousands dollars it [000.000.000 to $7,500,000,000, "to meet ed hy congress by December was ex­ rived from using Sanford as a destin­ wns estimated toduy. Detectives to­ ublic expenditures authorized by ? pressed yesterday by Representative ation point in routing their shipments. aw." it iH nn index of the uncor- day characterized it ns an inside job % Joseph W. Fordney, chairman of the In the event that u sulTiciently large nnd held two custodians of the vaults ninty and apprehension with which who are said to have told contradic­ ways nnd mennq committee, who hns volume of business is secured to war­ To Interpret For Our Own Town tbe Com­ J❖ just (congress views tho whole revenue tory stories. Four robbers appeared rant it, warehouses would be required arrived here from Washington. 'situation. X I "Passage of the bonus bill is the nnd built to bundle this business. mand “Thou Shalt Love Thy N eigh­ nt the vaults nt about eight o’clock, The revenue needs of tho govern­ Ono applied for n safety deposit box. The benefits accruing to a city that J only honorable thing to do,” he said. bor as Thyself.” ment for the next yenr, despite any When the doors to tho vaults were 4*1 "The hoys deserve it and shall havo is recognized ns a distributing centor reductions that mny be made by the opened tho robbers bound the custod­ are innumerable, and Sanford, with its it." budget commissioner or voluntary ians and then proceeded with lend mul­ Tl The Republican house leader said ho !geographical location, cheap freight WRITTEN IIY K. FRED EASTMAN , economies within tho departments, cts to open several boxes. They I. Thou shnlt love thy home town nbovo nil other towns, Thou + 1favored a 1 per cent wholesale sales 1rates, good road communications, pos­ probably will not shrink proportion­ worked leisurely for moro than an it! tax as a means of raising money with scsscs all the necessary requisites to shalt be loynl to her people and to her institutions. ately to the tnx-pnying abilities of In­ lour nnd escaped unhurt. which to pay tho bonus. | make it u distributing center for this II. Thou shalt guard thy home town from tho hosts of evil that dividuals and industries. Discussing the tariff, Mr. Ford 1section of tho state. . would invnde and destroy her soul. Thou shult keep the good name of The whole range of returns from ney said that, with the exception of The Sanford Chamber of Commerce thy home town clean and without stain or blemish. X 1 the wool schedule, he expected thu is endeavoring to secure this importIncome and profit taxes nnd from cus­ Two More Bodies HI. Thou shalt elect as thy public servants in political office men Found in ZR-2 tnriff hill to be hut little changed from nnt prestige for Sanford and is onlisttoms duties has been so disnrrnnged of strong character, eager to conserve the best interests of thy people. the form in *vhich it pnssed the house, ing support nnd co-operation of the by existing unemployment, Industrial And when thou hast elected such men thou shalt stand by, support, _______________ 1 Orlando Chamber of Commorco in ita LONDON, Aug. 29.—The bodies of depression nnd stagnation of world and encourage them, for their temptations arc many and their bur­ INSURGENTS KILLED 'efforts. With sufficient wuter borne ' commerce that tho best estimates of Liout.-Comninnder Emory Coil, U. S. dens nro not light. ^ IN FIGHTS IN INDIA 'commerce terminating at this port, what revenue n given tnx will return N., ond Ad Pettitt, u rigger, who were IV. Thou shalt exalt thy public school und honor it all the days dllod in tho fnll of the dirigible ZR-2 WITH BRITISH FOR CES, [this organization has a stronger ar­ la only a guess. of thy life with the best of teachers, building, and equipment, for the _____ gument to present tho United States school is the cradle of the future. Thy children are here and they While tho revenue bill thus gunrd- at Hull laHt week, were recovered yes­ terday during snlvnge operations on ( 0 / Th* AuocUUd Fro*). 'government upon completion of tho shall be the citizens of tomorrow. No training Is too good for them edly provides against n possible de­ the hull of tho airship,^ according to CAIdCUT, India, Aug. 29 — Nearly proposed survey for the St. Johns-Inficit of sr.nn.ono.noo In govomment and no preparation superfluous. , nn announcement made Inst night by soven hundred members of the in|dinn River Canal. Tho banquet, which V. Thou shalt defend the health of thy home town from the Income necessary to cover npproprinthe nir ministry. i surgent hands which have been ereW HI l’° in the nature of n get-togothor.1^ death that lurks in marshes, swamps, and heaps,of filth. Thou shall tlens, there is n further fear lurking Lieut.-Commander Coil’s home was nting disorders in the district south meeting, should bo largely instrumonexterminate the fly and the mosquito, for they curry typhoid and ma­ n congressional minds tlyit despite Marietta, O. Ho was to have been laria. Tho tubercle bacillus shalt thou drive before thce*with the sun of this city, were killed in fights with >" u" lt‘"K tbu buB‘: oil administration efforts at economy, the " Briitsh forces. Several Europ- ^ s« interests of both Orlando and and fresh nir ns thy allies. deficiencies amounting to mnny mil- executive officer of the airship when VI. Thou shalt build good roads and keep them good. For by mns will he Incurred in Hcvornl de­ it was turned over to the United Stat­ eons were killed while esovonty men -Snnford for tho greater development of both cities and this section of thc^ es nnvy. Pettitt lived in New York. her roads is a town known for good or ill. Eternal watchfulness shall partments during tho yenr. of Leinster’s regiment nnd seventeen Tho air ministry reports that a con­ l,o thy motto, that thy roads may not ravel nor thy supervisor forget native policemen nro missing. Mnny state. One reason Is thnt tho arbitrary siderable portion of tho airship has Every member of thu organization thee. lopping' oil of $1150,000,000 from tho Hindus have been massacred. should be present on this occasion and been salvaged. VII. Thou shalt keep thy homo town beautiful. The hills, the estimates of sums needed by tho de­ display to tho Orlnndo live wires tho trees, the waters that Nature has given her thou shalt preserve in partments of war, nnvy nnd ngrlcul- BODY OP COMMANDER SILESIAN QUESTION pep which it putting Snnford forward sacred trust. No hovel shalt thou permit to disfigure them. Thou TAKEN Ul* TODAY HY ture' a,"> |ho shipping board and railas nn important commercial city of FOUND IN WRECKAGE shalt keep thy homes and thy door yards clean and cheerful. Thy LEAGUE COUNCIL. Florida. raad administration, was apparently OF DIKIGIULE ZR-2. wnters shnlt thou purify thnt they may bring thee life and strength. ,f,ne with little consideration for Tickets for thu banquet can be pur­ The future of thy town shalt thou plan with care and diligence thnt (By Th* AuocUUd Fr*u' many claims and probable expend! chased from any of tho banks, ForHULL, Aug. 29— Tho body of Air thy growth bo not haphazard, but full of thought and loving care as GENEVA, Aug. 29— The solution "re," that will have to be met. kina & Britt, Bower 81 Itoumillat, tho Commander Maitland, of the Britishthe plans of a mother for tho growth of her child. tho Silesian question which hns puzz"• result of this reduction,' many flying force, was recovered from the Weiitom Union or from S. M. Lloyd, VIII. Thou shalt honor thy community Institutions. Thou shnlt zled tho ablest or diplomats of tho congressmen, including republicans, wreck of tho ZR-2 late today. who is chairman of tho entertainment pluy together with thy neighbors with all thy heart and strength and nllicd nntlons, for mnny months, was committee, °'’p’ on' y bo nn Increase In , mind. Thou shnlt work together in thy organizations, clubs, and Chuutaken up hero today by tho council y (l(,ficipiieles which will have to 000,000 in the shipping bonrd alone tnuqun for the common welfare. Thy leaders shult thou learn to of league of nntlonB. The fnct that e provided for next year. can bo avoided, cither by tho sale of MORE EXAMINATIONS obey. Thou shalt servo on committees where thou nrt put nnd not all members of the council and not The deficiency bill for 1021 nmouqt- ships nt jdnk prices or otherwise, tho intrude on committees whoro thou nrt not put. Thus shult thou FOR POSTMASTERSHIPS. ' 0 ?480,.|02,283. Tho 1920 deficiency ono biggest snving may bo made. know each other better, thy work shall prosper, nnd thy friendships * substitutes r resent in nny case is in­ dication of Importance tho council at­ " “a ?1,12(1,931,270. That it will bo a saving at a sac­ shall multiply. ' . . * ♦ tached to tho subjject. WASHINGTON, August 20— Tho The peak of appropriation defic rifice o ftanglblo assets will bo tho IX. Thou shnlt bo a good neighbor to nil who live in thy homo postoffico department hns announced lenclc town whether thoy bo rich or poor. Thou shalt Bpeuk ill of none nnd liuU , Wa" renehed In 1018, ns n re- least of tho administration’s concern. that examinations fqr positions ,as WEEK’S WEATftER good of mnny. Thou shnlt bo a friend to strangers and visit tho sick I * of wnr expenditures, when It Tho big thing will bo to reduce tho postmasters at tho following officed necessity for Uxes nnd to keep ex­ mounted to $8,80(1,180,200. in thoir affliction. in Florida would bo hold September Forecast for the Period Augu.it 29th X. Thou shnlt go to church for tho honor of thy home town nnd 1fl i ° boP® f°r forestalling a de- penditures inside tho Uxes laid. 24th: Colcmnn, Cottondalc, Dowling to September 8 , Inclusive for thino own good. Thou Bhnlt not consider thysolf too wise nor too At presont tho government Is tur #thU year’ both ,n ®*P°ndIPark, Floral City, iHilliard, Lemon busy, too bud nor too good U> spend nn hour or two on Sunday with nrilu 0t lbo KOV®™m«nt over appro- spending fnr moro than Its estimated City, Orange City, Ponco xDoLeon, ’ WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 2 0 thy neighbors in tho worship of God. Thou shult not send thy chil­ rvr nml of nPPr°Prlntlons nnd budget. For July, tho first month of Port Orango, Punta Gorda, Sneads, South Atlantic and East Gulf States: dren to church, thou shnlt bring them there. Thou shnlt offer thysolf llncom'o t“roa, nliko over government the now fiscal year, It spent $15,000,Valparaiso. Considerable cloudiness; normal tem­ to thy spiritual leader for tho service of God nnd thy community. So lirnl 1/ 09 n .tbo Bn,vn8 l” tr of sov- 000'morp than in July, 1020. In tho perature; scattered local rains. Pres­ shall-ye win mnny battleB together. , first half of August It spentl $20,­ hnil „ Un‘ rc(1 n,IHIons from supplies Tho United States is the greatest sure low over West Indies, but no pos­ I If ttc(iulred during tho war. 000,000 moro than for the same pe­ itive Indications of disturbance. cattlo raising country in the world. I 11 the estimated deficiency of $800,- riod last-year. 1 • i NO MORE BODIES . FOUND AT HULL IN ZR-2 WRECK AUTHORITIES AWAITING LATE DOPE TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR YOUR HOME TOWN i ' . • jJU• j * �it «'* ■ , •• V ' • •. "" ' . . vW -®? ’ •<f ' W *• ' ^ 4 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921 mSALE OF SHIPS ************ MacMillan’s Ship Starts for Arctic • IS DEFERRED :* STATE *■NEWS i* h BY BOARD * * * * * * * * * * * * WILL GET LESS FOR 205 SHIRS THAN ONE OF THEM COST if WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.—Chair­ man Lasker, of the shipping board, late yesterday afternoon, folowing a visit to the White House, refused to comment on the prospective sule of the 205 wooden ships the board contemplates selling td the Ship Construct ion and Trading Co., of Now York for $2,100 each, or $130,500 for the fleet. If this deal goes through, the board fully realizes the government will be getting less for the fleet of wooden ships—"white elephunt shipping board oficiuls call them—than it cost to build a single one of them. Chairman Lasker’s attention and th n t of other members of the board wns invited to a story printed yesterdny morning thnt Frank J. Ful­ ton, president of the Sjhip Construc­ tion and Trading Company, put in a claim to the shipping board for $ 1,D52,230.t»l for constructing two of the wooden vessels, minus the machinery, a t Stonington, Conn., in the face of the published allegation that the shipping board officials now have before them official nudits in which the auditors nre said to make the claim that there is over $300,000 due the board for excess payments under this con­ tract. None of the shipping board members would comment on the story. At a hotel here, Mr. Fulton would a«y that ho had only come to Wash­ ington because the snlc of the ships to his firm wns under consideration. I t had been said that this contrnct, which hnd been under consideration by the legal authorities of the board, wns to have been taken up for considera­ tion and final action yesterday, but late in the afternoon it was informal­ ly but authoritatively stated at the of­ fices of the board thnt no action had been taken, thnt the contrnct wns still being considered by Ingol officers, thnt tho financial stnnding of the bidder wns Btill being considered and that no action wus likely for two weeks. It wns emphushed thnt while the board had previously informally decid­ ed to accept the bid of the Fulton company no sale hnd been made nnd none would be made until the contrnct wns signed. • B-f!* »'■ •* Vhf 8 1 Sanford Band There With the Real Goods .. at Wedding, Dance ■ F n The Sanford Band wns so good last night nnd earned so many fine compliments front all those who gathered a t the wedding and street dnnee that the lleruld believes they are entitled « to special mention. It is n grand thing and certainly a step in the right direc­ tion for any city to hnve n good band. Sanford hns one of the best in the state now and most of the mem­ bers are seasoned musicians and those who were in the beginners class have graduated into the real musician's clnss. The music they plnyed Inst night was just simply great nnd it is with n feeling of pride thnt the Her­ ald can point to the Sanford band nnd say it is a home institution and one of the best. tL The Sanford Band should be en­ t couraged in every way. They have a fino bunch of boys in the ranks and a fine leader in I’rof. Harvey and ev­ erything that the city can do for them should be done. The day is past when We need to send out of town for good music and the day is past when it is necessary to pay big sums for travelling' bands to come here for concerts. The Sanford band is equal to any oc­ casion and can put up as fine concerts as uny of the traveling aggregations. Their performance last Sunday and last night entitles them to first place in the hearts of the people of Sanford and a little encouragement will help the boys along wonderfully. When talking about tho many good points of this city alwuys remember thnt one of them is the Sunford band. ft “ WHISKEY RING" CLAIMS IMMUNITY. i NEW YORK, Aug. 27.—A special anti-bootlegging force sent to New York by the department of internal revenue has found evidence of three big separate wnisl y rings operating In the belief that they nre “grandly Immune to the law" said n statement made public today by Hownrd It. Kiroack, head of the force. Numerous fraudulent permits have been forged. Mr. Kiroack declared he expected to see "persons high in the business and social life of New York und high and low officials past and present," implicated in liquor frauds before the investigation was completed. The world news the day It happens, the Herald office. * THE STAR TO-DAY TALLAHASSEE—Governor Har­ dee has accepted, effective September 10th, the resignation of Miss Chris­ tina McDonald, of DcFuniak Springs, as Slate Rural School Inspector. In tendering ho resignation, Miss McDonnld informed the governor thnt she wns resigning to nccept the po­ sition of Rural Inspector in Volusin county. ~ ROSEMARY THEBY in . “Good W o m en ” Also. “An Overall Hero” and Fox News JACKSONVILLE—The State Rnl,road Commission will meet here Sep­ tember 3rd to hear n petition and de­ termine whether the comfort and con­ venience of passengers require the gates at the north end of the con­ course of the union station here to be kept open. The gates nre nt the Bay street entrance to the station and boing closed permanently persons en­ tering he station are forced to walk some distance from, the cars on Hay street to the main entrance. Saturday at the Princess—Frank Mayo in “The M agnificent Brute”; also a Comedy ►+♦4* JACKSONVILLE.—Concident with the announcement of n locnl bank that construction of its safety deposit Donald B. Mac Mlllan's arctic vessel. Bowdoln, in which the noted ex­ vault had been completed it wns plorer Is making Ids seventh trip to the frozen north, leaving Wlscnsset, Maine, learned thnt one of the first deposits on the northern Journey. Tho Ilowdoln Is of the knockabout fishing schooner typo with polo masts. in the new vault was 200 qunrts of high grade whiskey, the property of * * * * * * * * * * * * St. Lukes Hospital. The whiskey is Grafts, Beggars regarded as ip a safe place ns the and Fakirs Better vault can be entered only after a door weighing sixteen tons nnd equip­ Pass Up Kissimmee ped with n time lock hns been open­ ed. Kissimmee will do her best to keep her streets clear of the thousands of WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY HASTINGS—Farmers of this sec­ undesirnbles which come here each St. Petersburg nt Daytona. tion expect to plant a bumper crop winter senson—folowing the lines of Jacksonville at Lakeland. of Irish potatoes next season accord­ least resistance—ns well ns the larg­ Orlando a t Tampa. '• ing to n compilation of reports from est volume of visitors. Thnt verdict growers. Federal agriculture reports hns bcety tacitly agreed upon—and HOW THEY STAND showing a shortage nnd continued in­ legislation will be enacted along re­ W L Pet. crease in the price of potntoocs is the quired lines to make such a thing pos­ .68 37 .648 principal factor in plans of the grow­ sible. 65 48 .534 It is an acknowledged fnct thnt nt ers to produce a huge crop nnd indi­ 56 49 .533 cations nre thnt every acre of land in the present time Floridn is in actual­ 48 .457 57 the Hastings district will be plnntcd ly better shape than nny other state 47 58 .448 in the union—better shnpe in every by Jnnunry. 41 66 .883 way that goes to niuke a good nnme. PALATKA—The locnl Chamber of Because of this fact eyes from nil RESULTS YESTERDAY Commerce, which recently grew out states are looking towards this state. At Tnmpn 1, Orlando 9. of the Business Men’s Club, nnd nd- Men in trade, of all occupations, spec­ At Lakeland 5, Jacksonville 2. ded n few finishing touches designed ialists, farmers, merchants—in fact At Daytona 0, St. Petersburg 1. to mnintnin the city's commercial nearly everything is represented in F. F. Barden, n prominent business body on a more successful bnsis, hns the long list of people who will reach this state within n few months’ time man of Lnke City, hns been here for adopted a tentative budget of $8,000 —who will come to Floridn seeking to severnl days looking over the city for the present fiscnl year. Twq thou­ better themselves. Prophecies have !with his old friend, E. D. Mobley nnd sand four hundred dollars of this been made and are being made thnt amount is contingent upon an appro­ the coming senson will see this state , several others of his acquaintances here. He was fnvornbly impressed priation from the city for publicity fnr more crowded thnn ever before. jwith Sanford nnd will no doubt return purposes, nnd will be sliced off should With this grent influx there will nt an early date to take up his resi­ tho city fail to provide th" money. come the clever fakir; the man who The budget cnlls for a sal tried secre- will escape from chains nnd padlocks; dence here. tary nnd an office. A campaign to the man with the wonderful soap; the ncrease the membership of tho organ- man who pnrtinlly crawls into a small COLONEL HARVEY nAD A PREMONITION THAT ization to 300 mcml>ors will be launch nail-keg; the man with the rack of DISASTER AWAITED ZR-2. ed early in September. decrepit dolls and the worn-out base­ -------balls; the photo-enlnrger; the adver­ LONDON, Aug. 27.—George HnrPALATKA—Parents are exercis­ tising stuntist; the well-dressed ne­ vey, the American nmbassador, had ing a close vigil over their young­ gress seeking contributions for feeta premonition thnt disaster would be­ sters ns a result of the running- washers in Senegmnbin—or some­ fall the ZR -2 nnd was uneasy nbout amuck several days ago of a rural where; the found diamond ring fakir; the whole enterprise, according to tho dog. Before the canine was finally the short-change nrtist; the bogus Dailly Mail. Tht newspaper says killed, he hud bitten the ten year eld horse-rndng expert; the forger; the that Mr. Harvey, talking to friends, niece of \ Baker Thomas, owner it subscription agent; the Weary Willie the dog, and continuing his rampage, with the Wanderlust; the nttrnctive including Mnjor Solbert, military at­ attacked several othir dogs. The lit­ widow with the crippled child who tache, and Captain Hyatt, assistant tle girl victim wr.s pushed to J ick- seeks to be returned to her home in u military attache of the American em­ bonvillc for treatment ns soon as it distant state; the-enne-you-ring-the- bassy nt his country home nt Weywns determined the dog was suffering enn-you-get man; and these nnd hun­ bridge, Wednesday, said: "I tdistrust tho Whole undertaking from the rabbles. It is not known how dreds more thnt make the dpys a torment nnd the nights a terror, arc to of the R-38, the old name of the diri­ ninny dogs were attacked and local be done away with in Kissimmee if gible, crossing the Atlantic, especial­ authorities nre on the alert for any the legislation to be asked of the city ly at this time, although I am not further symptoms. The police have council nt the next meeting shall be criticising the nnvy department for been directed to kill any dog found rntified. buying the ship. Although my prtmoon the city streets without a muzzle. Earl Lupfcr, W. J. Steed, nnd Leo nition is not founded on a scientific Incidentally, it wns pointed out thnt II. Wilson are to appear before the basis, I think tho enterprise is haz­ a mad dog seldom veers from his council at its coming session, rep­ ardous nnd useless nnd thnt it will straight course to make an attack nnd resenting the Chamber of Commerce, the victim is usuully found to have to see if certain ordinances can bo not be of much gnin." Mr. Harvey added, according to the interferred with the stricken animal. agreed upon regarding the protection Daily Mail, that when he snw the In the case of Baker's dog, he took a of the home merchants nnd private cit­ ship ho acquired nn involuntary dis­ straight course down the road. An izens nnd the visitors who purpose to trust o fthe “whole business," *nnd nutoniohilist had to turn aside to keep make Kissimmee their winter home. hnd worried about it since. from striking him and a stho machine There nre bound to be many irregular­ Lnter, on Wednesday, the newspa­ passed the dog swung on to one of ities carried on and many persons an­ the wheels, being thrown several feet. noyed unless some such measure is per nsserts, Mr. Harvey said: "I can -------provided nnd rigidly enforced. Once not rid myself of the fear that some­ FORT MYERS—Contractors in the ordinance or ordinances become thing hns happened to the airship," charge of work on the new $100,000 effective it will be up to the chief of and thnt soon after this he received high school building here believe the! police to see that they arc strenuous­ a telephone message informing him of its fall. structure will be ready for occupancy . ly enforced. before the opening of the school y e a r! If this project can be carried out as next month. Furniture for the build­ contemplated conditions in Kissimmee Lnke Worth is to have q cum A nity ing hns been shipped by the manu­ will be fur ahead of the average city circus on September 15-10, and many facturers. in Florida, nnd this city will receive a interesting features arc being planned quantity of excellent publicity thnt can for the entertainment of visitors, GAINESVILLE—The city council be gnjned in no other manner.—Kis­ among them being an old-fashioned hns instructed the city engineer to simmee Gnzette. dance, about which the Lake Worth renumber houses throughout the city, Herald hns the followng to say: considerable confusion having arisen CHARGES MULTIPLY. "Back, to the good old times for a because blocks are not numbered uni­ night. Back to the days of grnndpa* formly. Under tho new plan each CHICAGO, Aug. 27.—A small nnd grandma .when they swung in­ block will l>e allotted one hundred brown book of 20 typewritten pages stead of hugged cnch other. For sevnumbers. West Main street will be come to light todny, bearing tho new­ ehal hours on Tuesday, September 15, used as the north and south nnd Uni­ est plan of Charles W- French and tho first night o ftho Community Cir­ versity nvenuo the oast nnd west di­ John W. Worthington, alleged swind­ cus, old-fashioned dances will be the viding line. lers, to farm a $500,000,000 corpora­ order. Banished for a time will be tion whose tentatcles were to reach jazz, the oncstep and tho toddle. The census taken nt the close of last Into every corner of the United Quadrilles, Virginn reels and tWoyear gave Chile a population of 3,­ States, Canada and England. Efforts stops, good ’old waltzes nnd sweet 800,328, n gain of nbout 500,000 in to lend their plan prtatigo through music." thirteen years. the use of J. P. Morgan’s name in London were revealed, but a prompt Among tho new packages for ship­ About one-sixth of the world’s qui­ denial from Mr. Morgan seemed to ping freight Is a reinforced canvas nine is used in India. have tnded thnt part of the plan. bag thnt folds compactly when empty. w o r l d *: *:* *SPORT ********** ENJOY YOUR TRIP Have you ever been "caught short of cash” when touring nnd been embarrassed at hotels, garages und shops by tho moro or less unwel­ come attitude toward your pevsonal checks? You can enjoy your trfp, freo from anxiety regarding money mat­ ters if you keep yourself supplied with these self-identifying, every­ where-accepted, safe, convenient Cheques for travelers. Peoples Bank of Santord Atnrlean Bankera Association • • A. B. A. WE SELL :: CHEQUES THEM- CITRUS SEMINAR. FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD RIFLE TEAM OFF TO MEET The Twelfth Annual Citrus Semi­ AT CAMP PERRY IN OHIO. nar will be held at tho College of Ag­ riculture, University of Florida, JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 27.-The Gnincsville, on Tuesday nnd Wednes­ Floridn national /guard riflo team, day, October 4 nnd 5. Tho program chosen after preliminary trials, com­ is now under preparation and will pleted nt Camp Johnston toduy, left contain discussions of scientific and for Camp Perry, Ohio, to participate live horticultural topics. Everything in the national rifle, matches. is being done to fill tho program with Tho team of fifteen men comprises timely discussions that will bo of Copt. Holstslod, Corporal Flood and Sergeant Rowley, West Palm Beach; value to citrus growers. Tho Annunl Livestock Roundup will Capt. Thomas, Starke; Lieut Nettles, bo held the ' 6th and 7th, ulso the Sgt. Wilson, Orlando; Lioat. Gurcia, Beekeepers’ Convention, so that tho Sgt. Sullivan, Pvt. Johnson, Jackson­ week will he n full one nnd anyone ville; Corporal H ill,P v t Johnson, Mi­ interested in other subjects, ns well ami; Corporal Crum, Tarpon Spring, ns citrus, will hnve an opportunity nnd Sgt. Poncier, Wnucimln. Mnjor Wilson, St. Augustine, and to spend the week profitably on tho Captain Coslick, St. Peteirburg, act University campus. ing ns team captain nnd coach, re­ A garden rake has been invented spectively, will also engage in the that can bo widened by pulling out the shoot. end sections of the three of. which it Large enough to enrry two persons, is formed. a new automobile weighs only 150 pounds. HERALD ADS get results. 4++++++++++4+++44+*^+4-><H-H«+-M>++4+++++4++++4++4+4+*5,+4| H o r s e s & IV Iu le s JUST ARRIVED Two fresh car loads. The good kind, some good saddle and driving horses. Lots of mated teams. For prices see REID, ---------------------------W ith--------------------------- SANFORD AND WINTER GARDEN ❖ ♦♦♦++++++++++++4+++++++++4+4*+4++*++**++++*+4++++*44 ♦•H,4+++*H,+,H*++*+4,S,++++++'H>*1>44+-H-{-5-I*4'+-J»+-|mH.++4.>4+-H-I r* N. B. STAFFORD City Route A * -r Artesian Well Contractor will work with Machine for $12.00 per Day All Work Guaranteed �S s- m PAGE TWO S O C IE T Y URS. FRED DAIGEK, Society Editor, Phone 217-W SOCIAL CALENDAR .*' • Monday—Little Minn Helen Douginas will entertain n number of little irionds at tho home of Mrs. C. L. Goodhue, from -1:30 to 0:00 p. m., the occasion being her eighth birth­ day. Thursday—Stay at Homo Club will t hnvo a dance at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly, Thursdny Vjlght. Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will be held at the Central Park at 6 o'clock. V '.731' At - rtrl r-M if',] ‘i\ ,, U* |»., 1 toird through by way of Blrmliurham, Sanford and Wlptbr Haven, to Tnmpn, where they woro tho guests of Mr .nnd Mrs. Woodward F. Barn­ well. They were joined In Sanford by Mrs. Ella LeiTler nnd Mr. Braxton Perkins nnd wife. The benuty of tho cities nnd scenery, nnd the good con­ dition of the roads were praised by alt, who declared this to he a wonder­ ful pnrt of tho country. The party returned to Snnford yesterday.— Tampa Tribune. THE SANFORD DAILV HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29,1901 ------------ y g g ------------------ i--------------- Murrell Innocent of Wrong Doing in Auto Robbery Merely Made Out Papers in Case nnd Was Acting ns Attorney myself, I learned afterwards that Lao had made an nllogod confession to the sheriff in which ho involvod Mr. Gotzen nnd myself, “The sheriff nsked me if I had made three hills of snlo for him thnt after­ noon, am) I told him my stenographer did fill in the blank forms, but left them unsigned and unsealed, ns Leo said ho would complete tho deal in Polk county 'through a notary public. “I know nothing ubout the gang of auto thieves. I hnvo had no connec­ tion with thorn, and so far ns I know Mr. Getzen knows nothing about them nnd hud no connection with them, and 1 only ask for a trial to establish my innocenco. I feol that I have been done a great injustice by the publicity of certain papers, that took it upon themselves to implicate me in this deal, and I hope that when 1 establish my innocence it will be as widely pub­ lished as the fact thnt I was charged with such a crime.” The many friends of Oliver Murrell the attorney mentioned in connection with the nutomohilo robberies in Polk county in Saturday’s papers will bo glad to know thnt ho is innocent of any wrong doing in tho enso. Oliver Mrs. F. L. Miller, Mrs. Lulu Clny, made the following statement in yesnnd Misses Esther Millo5 and Mar- terdny’s Tribune nnd The Herald gives jorio Clny returned home Inst night tho article in full in Justlco to Mr. from Dnytono Bench , where they Murrell: In statements to Tho Tribune’s rep­ have spent the past two weeks. resentative here tonight, Attorney T. Miss Anna Mason was tbo week­ Hart Getzcn of this city, and W. 0. end guest, of Miss Esther Miller ,nt Murroll of Wauchula, accused of be­ T. B. Wilson, of Birmingham, Ala., Daytona Bench, ing members of the gang of auto is spending several days here. thioves arrested in Polk nnd Hardee counties Thursday and yesterday, Mr .and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd nnd Mr. Dr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, of Crown Herndoi) .motored to Daytona Beach made vehement denials of participa­ Sanford, Fla., August 20th, 1021. Point, Ind., are visitors in this city. tion in the gang’s activities. yesterday afternoon. Editor Sanford Herald! Both men were released on bond to­ Believing you are always ready to Mrs. J. M. Dawson and little son of j Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Symmos ,of Win­ day. The other allegod members of see Justice done 1 am asking you to Virginln, arc stopping nt the Monte­ ter Park, were in this city this morn­ the gang are in jail, being unable to publish the statements of Attorneys zuma for awhile. Murrell and Getzen os thoy appeared ing, combining business nnd pleas­ make bond. Murrell claims he first met J. M. in the Tribune Sunday. I wish furth­ ure. Lee and J. F. Flynn, lenders of the er to sny that I investigated the G. A. Brown, is spending some time gang, when asked by Getzcn to aid charges ngainst these attorneys last in Meridinn, Miss., visiting relatives. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Simmons, Misses him in securing freedom of the two , Friday at Wauchula nnd I enn assure Olgn, Teague, Rachael nnd Master Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Tregllner, of John, Jr., who have been the guests men when they were arrested at Do-1 you tj,«t there Is nothing whatever to Jacksonville, are spending a few dnys of Mrs. W. T. Langley ,left this nvorn- Land some weeks ago on the chargo | c0nvcy tho iden of guilt in any particof running into into ami and injuring injuring aa man man , intr iri th..ir / ' thuir home in OI inst them. j know positively here at the Montezuma. mg in their car far their home In , , H admits thnt ho nmtle I f * knowi-..__ ihJ w n Mountvjlle, S. C. Miss Mildred Sim- L llt bi,,H nf for , __ h u t| ° f m> own knowledge that W. O. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rolnud Lyles and mnns vet as .... _ ^ I u _ l Murre11 nevcr k,,t‘w .heard of the minis will remain some time yet denies thnt they were delivered to tho ^pnrtjeH accused of the theft until they daughter, Pnttye, returned to Snn­ the guest of her aunt. man. He states that he told him that wcro jnlIed in DcLnnd on July 2uth. ford Saturday, after an absence of day that he (Lee) had stolen two He met Lee and Flynn at the Volusia three months which they spent with Mr. ami Mrs. J. B. Lawson spent Ford cars. county jail and was asked by Mr. Getrelatives in South Carolina. the day in Orlando today. Murrell’s statement follows: zon to nssiBt in getting them released, 1 t was at a dance in Lakeland one i[e nmde several trips up to DeLatid D. It. Hrisson, of Daytona Bench, Mrs. H. B. Connelly night and Mr. Getzen asked me to go nnd finally secured their release on Is spending some time here with his daughter, Mrs. Getzen at\ i s i u u r.................. ..... a t Daytona, and bom). This was for reckless driving t Lakeland, with him .......... on a case sister, Mrs. W. J. McBride. yesterday. I went with him, where I met Mr. af an automobile on the public high­ Lee, who was charged with culpable ways and injury to others. That Mrs. Frank Milteer, nnd daughter, Everybody should go to the Chain- negligence, of injury to a woman and there will be complete vindication of Frances Fair, who have been the her of Commerce banquet tomorrow a boy, nnd Flynn, who was charged thc8e Purges lhore is no doubt when guests of Mrs. Elln Lctfler, left this night. with aiding in case of Lee. We wniv- the proper time comes, against Oliver afternoon for their home in Fort ed preliminary hearing and Lee and Murrell and Hart Getzcn there is no Myers. Judge J. Q. Smith, of Binning_ „ Flynn were bound over on bond doubt, ham, left yesterday f o r Snnford, nf- amounting to one thousand dollars I will thank you to publish this in Mrs, M. S. Wiggins, nnd attractive ter spending three days as the guest and live hundred dollars respectively, behalf of W. O. Murrell as be is a daughter, Dorothy, leave today for of his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Wjood\ t that time Lee had u car in De- Sanford boy and it is unjust to him to Cincinnati, where they will join Mr. wnrd F. Barnwell, of this city. He Land, nnd Flynn had one in Tavares. allow these statements to go unchal­ Wiggins. They will lie awny until was accompanied by his wifo am' These cars were turned over to me lenged. December. daughter and his sister, Mrs. Frank and Getzen, und we came ^ bnck to K. R. MURRELL. Milteer of Fort Myers. The pnrty Lakeland and when Flynn got out of Mr. nnd Mrs. Vivian Speer, Mr. und drove from Birmingham, stopping at jail, one of the cars was turned over DEATH OF MRS. SELLICK. Mrs. G. A. Speer, and Algernon, mo­ Camp Walden, on the Alabama Gulf to him and Mr. Getzen kept his. Mr. Mrs. Sellick, wife of H. S. Selliek, tored to Daytona Beueh yesterday coast for several weeks, coming from Lee’s wife had u bill of sule for the died at her home on Mellonvillu ave­ where they spent the day. there to Pensacola ami through Pa- car in DcLnnd, which Mr. Getzen got nue last night after a short illness. from her and the car in Tavares be­ i latkn and Daytona to Tampa. Tho The funeral will occur from the homo Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lester nnd members of the party expressed longed to Mr. Getzen which be bad a tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock. guests, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Linton, tthemselves ns being delighted with clear title to, purchased from a Mr. The Scllicks came to Snnford about Misses May, Margaret and Jean Lin­ this section of the state and espec­ Parker of Wauchula. two years ago from Connecticut, Mr. “1 made several trips to DeLand, ton, und Miss Julia Zachary, and Mr. ially the condition of the roads around Sellick being the foreman nt the Snn­ Albert Bearden, were a congenial Winter Haven, Tampa, Clearwater held a habeas corpus preceding for ford Novelty Works, and tho death party spending the day at Daytona and St. Petersburg. Judge Smith vis­ Air. Lee nnd finally got him out on of the mother has cast a shadow over bond. Beach yesterday. ited Florida about fifteen years ngo “This was about three weeks ago. the many friends who had learned to nml says thnt the development since I came through Lakeland going to j love her. The death leaves the lov­ Mrs. Ella Leffler and guests, Mr. that time is nothing less than amaz­ ing husband and one daughter bereft nnd Mth. W. S. Fair, and family, ing. The return trip will he made Wauchula and Mr. Leo’s wife joined nf wife’s devotion and mother’s love. us in Lakeland and we went to WuuJudge and Mrs, J. Q. Smith and through Jacksonville.—Tnmpn Tri­ The •sympathy of the community chula and 1 was there about three or daughter, Marie, Mrs. Frank Milteer, bune. goes out to them in their bereave­ four days, saw Mr. Lee frequently and Miss Mary Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs, he came to my office and 1 asked him ment. Braxton Perkins and children, Mr. EDUCATION COMMITTEE for the money for my services in the nnd Mrs. W. A. Leffler and Mrs, M. OF THE WOMAN’S CLUB case. He .told me he didn’t have it DR. FEN EBSTEIN MEAD OF S. Wiggins, formed a congenial party WILL MEET WEDNESDAY then hut said that he was going to MODEN It LANGUAGES AT motoring to Daytona and Coronado Lakeland ami would be bnck with thu ROLLINS COLLEGE. Benches yesterday. Tho Education Committee of the money on the following Wednesday. “I was in Wauchula until Saturday Woman’s Club will meet nt tho club Richard Fcnerstein, T/i. D., has Messrs. Victor McLnulin, J. G. Ni- house Wednesday nfternoon nt four night and saw him again on Thurs­ been appointed head of tho departblack, nnd C. F. Chapman were among o’clock, at which time a full report of day and asked him again for the nicne of Modern Languages', nt Rol­ the Snnford people nt Daytona Bench the proceedings of the committee in money for my services. He told mo lins. Dr, Funcrstein received his de­ yesterday. regard to the School Lunch matters that he was going to get it in a day gree! from the University of Vienna, will be given in full. All the com­ or two; and so I never saw him again in 1013, after which ho studieed in Mr. nnd Mrs, O. R. Linton nnd mittees working In conjunction with until Friday, when he came to my of­ the Sorbonnc, Paris, for a year. For Misses May, Margaret nnd Jean, who the school committee nnd all those fice and introduced me to a man who six years he was Professor of French have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. who are interested in this movement asked me if I would look into his case and German in Slants Henlschuie and W. A. Lester, left this morning for are requested to be present. that was about to lie tried at Wnu- Gymnasium in Vienna. Hu comes to their home at Monticello, Fla. chuln. I told him' 1 would und to Boltins from the University of Pitts­ Corsica annually produces about come hack to my office later and I burg where he has held a teaching Mr. and Mrs. W. 'S. Fnir and fam­ <5,000 tons of roots for the manufac­ would see what I could do for him. fellowship in modern languages and ily ,of Prattville, Ala., spent the past ture of briar pipes for smokers. "On Saturday night 1 left for Day­ has done notable work. tona Beach and returned on Monday threo days in and around Tampa, vis­ Dr. Fencrstein is a man of maturi­ iting St. Petersburg and Clonrwntor Pest enrds—local views—lc ench nt morning to Wauchula, when I heard ty and experience mu) a specialist in there were two cars stolen at Zolfo, while in this section. The party mn- the Herald office. philology and French and German Mr. Lee came to my office about 11:30 literature as well as a master of the ♦ + ♦ + + + + ■ * •+ < •+ + + + + + + + + + -* •!•* •!* * * + * + ■ * < * ❖ ••• and told me be wanted three hills of modern languages of Europe. Rollins sale made thnt, he was going to make a deal. I had my stenographer to fill has never had hotter conditions for the blank forms and I gave Ihem lendershin in the field of Modern Lan■* him unsigned, unsenled nnd with no names except the ones he gave to •• ' my stenographer and myself. Hu | came to my office about 1 or 4:30 thu i same day and told me that he wanted OF THE STOMACH the bills of sale. I gave them to him ad land told him they would cost him OU C A N T ENJOY LIFE $7.G0. S with • tore, tour, blotted itora“He then called me outside the door ach. Food doc* no! aouijih. and told me tiiat he had stolen two Intlead it i* • tource ol mitery, earning Ford cars and intended to leave Wau­ paint, batching, dizzineu and h:adchula about 4 o'clock next morning. ache*. The next I heard from him he was in H im ( Tho potion with a bad aiomach Jail, and he sent for me and I told ahould bo is tidied with nothing leaa him thnt 1 could do nothing Tor him than petmaaent, Lining relief. him as 1 had resigned from his case. Tho right remedy will ad upon iho HIh wife wuh in li delicate condition. lining* of tho ttomach, enrich tho blood, He” learned through some source tlujt aid in catting out the catarrhal poiion* she had left Wauchula and would not and ttrcngtheo every bodily function. live with him any longer. [ later The largo number of peoplo who found out thnt he has been convicted have Micccatfully uied Dr. Hartman’* for murdur in Wnuchuln Home tlmu farnotu medicine, recommended for all ago. ~ catarrhal condition*, oSet tho tlronge*! ‘“The deputy sheriff came to mo on pouible endowment for Tuesday afternoon ami asked mo if I know anything about Loe. 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TIRES Vulcanizing OILS t * P e- ru- nA First Street and Elm Avenue I j; .j '. i DISTRIBUTORS for SEMINOLE COUNTY >44* # 44 H * a lC tit* J & fc J L - Apply lot* of i ‘Ttlen RK n >(lal �’ fl . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921 ........................ ............................... % WOULD REDUCE GOLF LINKS TO 12 HOLES Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. Englishman Advances Reasons In Article in Sphere. All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE CONUTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. . *. • cf 1 | f * jJL; t • , ’i Ancient Sport Could Be Made Tolen. able If Courae Wa« Cut Six Holes —Numeroue Evils of Oame Would Be Eliminated. * * Identify yourself with this strong institution .today by opening an ac­ count. i T h e S em in o le C o u n ty :l B ank strength *- i PROGRESS 4 % INTEREST PAID HARDING IS ASKED TO CALL PARLEY IN W. VA. MINE REGION. receives brutal BITE ON CHEEK Hill Simpkins, n substantial fnrrncr living in South Georgin, near the Florida line, was brutally bitten on the check last Saturday night by un anophele.i mosquito. This bite in­ flamed one side of bln fneo nnd al­ most closed one of his ay os. Tho mosquito was not overtaken until next day when it was found resting quiet­ ly on the bed post. A barrnge of Tor­ ment was shot into him and he fell lifeless on the floor. Torment doea not bluff, frighten or senre them; it kills them and does it now. Bill Simpkins says he wants a barrel of it. Won’t ever keep house without it. Sold by all merchants.—Adv. LEADERS ASK MARCHERS TO CALL A HALT. MADISON, W. V«., Aug. 27.—The advance guard of the marching min­ ers *>n their way from Marmot to Mingo a sa protest ngninst Gov. Mor­ gan's martial law edict, was turned hack hy Charles F, Keeney, president of district No. 17, United Mine Work­ ers, and Fred Mooney, secretary nfter it had passed through Madison short­ ly after noon yesterday. The men, numbering some 200 or ilOfl, had l amped in a hollow here for dinner and then passed on their way toward the Logan courjty line. Keeney and Mooney, who left Charleston early yesterday with the avowed intention of stopping the marchers reached Madison • within half a nhiiiir after the men left. After a brief (i nference with county of­ ficials tl'.y hurried down the road and ov- i iking the party induced It to march hack to Madison. The men camped in tho court house yard anil Keeney said he was arrang­ ing fi i rati to mobiles to take them to the baseball grounds, where ho ex­ pected to uldress .them. "The men have come a long dis­ tance and are not feeling very good about this situation," said President Keeney, *•{ nhnll do all in my power t<>turn them back nnd just Its B oon ns the rest of the men come in from the mountains I'll tnlk to them. It is no easy job. 'I never sny so many men on tho march before. From Rncino to Mndl•oin this morning there must have been between 0,000 or 10,000 men. " n ire about 2,000 former service 'nen mining them." * tary Mooney said: "It would >ide for the men to advance, bamlholtz seems to commnnd "tutc. Ho summoned un—Keeney 11 O'*1—sit I o’clock this morning a,l( a short time Inter wo left ChnricHton t„ stop the men.” SERVICE INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 27.—Presi­ dent Harding was asked in a mes­ sage Sent him Into today by John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America to pall a joint conference of mine workers and op­ erators of Mingo county, West Vr.., with tho view of reaching un agree­ ment .that would end the industrial conflict that has continued there for more than two ycor».' Mr. Lewis’ messngc proposed that the conference first consider the abol­ ishment of what he termed the guard system maintained hy operators through a private detective agency, and second that it consider an adjust­ ment between the operators and miners,' "upon any honorable basis which can be found." In concluding his message of more than 800 words, Mr, Lewis pledged tho co-operntlon of the Internationa! Union "in an honorable attempt to adjust the Mingo county situation” nnd offered to nrrange for the miners’ representation at any conference calIed hy President Hit idling. STEAM ELIMINATES WATER IIYACINHS. Elimination of a serious pest from Louisiana’s waterways may result from the suggestion of ,Governor John M. I’nrker to the Texas Oil Co., that it try live steam us a method of deseroying the water hyacinth. Preheen extremely successful and the use of live staem may supeisede the arsenical poisoning method in use by the government since 11)02. Steam as a destroyer of the hya­ cinth was first tried last Friday in a "lilly Jam" in Bnyou Lnfourche, near Donnldsonvillc, where boats of the Texns Oil Co., have been blockaded for three weeks. So successful was the first effort that the experiment was resumed Monday, nnd tho tow­ boat Lucille, using two improvised' steam nozzles, was able to move through the jam at a mile and a half nn hour. At oee point in the bnyou, according to reports, the lily jjnm extends unbroken for nine miles. Since Us introduction into Louisi­ ana about thirty years ago, the water hyacinth has spread rapidly and fre­ quently blockndcs the tidal streams. The arsenic poison used hy the gov­ ernment Ih declared to have resulted , in ^ho death of thousands of cattle amLof many fish in Louisiana bayous nnd streams.—New Orleans Times* Picayune. There Is only one golfer In Englnnd whose Ideas should appeal strongly to the Western (lolf association, suyi on Eastern writer. He Is A. I*. Her­ bert, and lie writes oh follows In the Sphere, n British publication: “1 think that hy strong tnuunurcs It may still he possible to mnku golf n tolerable game. The chl^f ‘thing Is that It is frightfully cotnpJiented nnd frightfully laborious. The fundamen­ tal anise of this is tho unfortunate fixing of 18 holes, t wonder who did that? It, Is six holes too long. "It Is because of these six holes that tho boml-slnvcs have to holt their breakfasts and miss their baths nnd come hack late for lunch; that’every one rushes anumd the course at a lintiil gallop; thnt every one Is always either pressing some one In front or Ipttlng ,somebody go through behind: that every one is touchy In tile morn­ ing; that every one totters exhausted Into the clubhouse and takes to secret drinking before lunch. If the noriunl course wits 12 holes these evils might disappear.” SCHALK’S BURDEN cm Catcher Ray Hchnlk Is work­ ing himself thin hnmlling Kid (Henson's kid pitchers. A great 'leal of the burden of developing the young Hox moundmiien has fallen to the lot ttf the diminutive Hchnlk, There Isn't a catcher In thu game today who works as hard as tho diminutive liny. He loses from live to ten pounds during nn nftprnoon'H battle royal. If other plnyors worked «h hard ns Hchnlk they’d lose poundage, too, It would do Bribe It nth n lot of good to get Hchnlk’s recipe. • * * Jimmy Dykes Is Improving eon* stnutly. He Is one of the best s e c ­ ond suckers In the game, and tlie best man on the Philadelphia team. • * * Three umpires In the South Atlantic league went on a strike rccqnlly. Whereupon the president of the league called them nut on one strike. • • • The purchase of Clarence Mueller, outfielder, from the .Syracuse club of the International league, has been an­ nounced by the St. Louis Nationals. • * * rhwt wasn't axacn> ^UDR£ P'OC > m e fiN»5HEO BcrvJOBS MRS **0>< (kMD feCT MS. MN ^ fcoCKfiT B O O K C 'C n L O N -) M EBL C O M tS TWfe. 1 f'W O fc Q M H U U ■WHO ’ OOM. LOsJtX P iO T O B S S "SB S t<vSr wUtK'*] VVV'A<X<M S ! _ You Can Find the Nam e o f Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAWYERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. 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The defeat caused reports thnt the Milwaukee Real Estate and Insurance Work lighter would retire, hut Mltehcll In­ FLORIDA sists that he Is (ar from through ami SANFORD CONTRACTOR and BUILDER after n short rest will tie hack fuclng the tnpimtchers. ,( ; 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. Diamond .. Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring S q u ib s employment to register nt the First "Hwnt the fly" Is the motto of other Nutionnl Bank. players besides Bubo Ruth. AGNUS G, BERNER. Chnlrmnn • * * Des Mnlnes Iras a new second base­ man answering to the name of \uuu. • • • Barrett, the young shortstop for the Athletics, looks like a good hull player. • • • Manager .lawn Evers sometimes leaves the field during playing hours —hy request. • • • Report has It that the New Orleans club will ship Pilcher Abu Lincoln Bailey hack to the Brooklyn Dodgers. • • • deports circulated that the Florida State league might close Its season earlier than scheduled time are de­ nied. • • • Babe Ruth would he the greatest single nttractImi In baseball If he wasn't the greatest four-base at mo ­ tion. • • • Earl Slieely Is starting to crown the lull), mid Is rising so rapidly that he soon will lie numbered uniting the elect. • • • Scott Perry Jumps again. Tims far tills season lie Inis' played with the Athletics and two other semi-pro teems. • • • Pitchers who admit that the hall Is lively have probably been In there when ISitbe Until was exercising hl» wrists, • • • Umpiring is becoming simpler. When a hall Is hit all the limp lias tn do Is to' wait until the runner circles t lie limes, UjWm \mh(V^5 THE Mfst T a ft i^irn rMBM? * W v e .n .? VMHN MN HUSBAHD .LOOK'S U K E ^ — ’ ’ M O H K E S jy T > \t FLORIDA Sanfprd C onstructs Co» Dally Service Eyes Examined ELECTRICAL COLONIAL LAMPS Glasses Designed Henry McLauIin, Jr. OPT. D. OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. WILSON VULCANIZING WORKS C. O. W ILSON. Owner SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES W U h t B rother. G »r.*o Phone 175 Bultdlnr Fourth nnd Snnford Ave GILLON & FRY Phone 442 TRANSFER “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we ptense you, tell others; If not tell us. 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Builders & Contractors Company Following his sensational losing Sketches and Estimates Free; W0 fight against Champion Benny Phone 180 L. A. Rcnaud, Prop. building too large and none too n u ll Lconnrd In New York, Mitchell met — ALL WbRK GUARANTEED— — 1 Clarence Rowland, former Sox mali­ nger, later boss at Milwaukee, and n o w leading Columhps, Is reported us be­ ing In tho market for the Portland club. • • • Frank Brateld, the rookie the Sox neeeiitl>r obtained from the Chatta­ nooga club of Hie Southern league, Is making quite . favorable Impression. • • • John Mokun, Pittsburgh Niitlomit league oiitlelder, has lieeii released to the .Minneapolis club of the American Association under nn optional agree­ ment. ♦ • • • When Max Carey, the Pirate cap­ To prevent sunburn while bathing tain, captured II tiles In the game masks to cover the heads and faces against the (Hants on July 2r>, lie • • « of women have been invented in Eng­ equaled a National league record that Oscar Stnmigc, veteran catcher, had stood for*20 years. now with the Los Angeles ffiim, has land. • • been laid up with a Imrsted blond ves­ —Get your Scratch Fnds from The sel In a leg. -'h> i of those phantom ships leave Post enrds—locnl views—lc each at Herald—by tjio pound—lBc. n ll‘ir wake an odor of spirits. tho Herald office. TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. ajslnrj me Family PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD' *: •II V SANFORD *:* *:• FLORIDA M U MR The Boston Amerlcutis have pur­ chased Outfielder Beal of tho Lullington (Mich.)'club of the Central league. • • • A series after the close of the rcrular season between the Bnltlmors Orioles and Brooklyn Itohlns ought to prove Interesting. . « • • With Rupp, Monroe, King, O. Walk­ er and Ucnllne with the Phillies the latter might well he called the Lit­ tle (Hants, • • • Charley Dorman, twenty years old. San Francisco hoy, im« been signed hy the Washington club of (lie Amcr lean league. • • • Tho lively hall will disappear short , Jy, It Is whispered. Since July the life has- been taken out of the hall hy the manufacturers. • • • "All we wnnt," said Max Carey, "Is , good pitching and our share of luck, (live us both and Pittsburgh will win the championship." • • • Curl Sawyer, Vernon second baseti.im, who broke Ills tinkly early In the season, Is In uniform again and about ready for regular work • • • The .'mw York 'Americans announce the signing of Earl Johnson, a fullblooded Indian pitcher, lie Is twenty years of age and left-handed. PAGB y*L U ,W A W T fX tN T t $ ± o -u u r '(O O SHOULD HftVB \ THOVJfeHY O f TVWT L BG.VOHE WOU \x» WsO VMM «“ / W \ KvtBM*/ Pickling and Preserving TIME We have the STONE JARS Mason* Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses >1J T ■ • \ See our line of ft Stone Crocks, Coolers,. Churns, etc. UffEXNATIONAL CASTOON CO.W. Y. BALL HARDWARE ,CO. ; �PAGE TWO M RS. FRED DAIGEIt, Society Editor, _________rhono 1I 7-W SOCIAL CALENDAR Afonday—Llttlo Miss Helen Douglass will entertain a number of little friends at the home of Mrs. C. L. Goodhue, from 4:30 to 0:00 p. m., the occasion being her eighth birth* day. Thursdny—Stay at Home Club will , have a dance at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Holly, Thursday (light. Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will bo held at the Central Park at 5 o'clock. sa THE,-SANFORD D A lrff GERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 2 9 ,1M1 rssl torrd through by way of Birming­ ham, Snnford and Winter Havon to Tampa, where they woro the guests of Mr .and Mm. Woodward F. Barn­ well. They were joined in Sanford by Mrs. El In LolTler and Mr. Braxton Perkins and wife. The beauty of tho cities and scenery, and tho good con­ dition of the roads were praised by all, who declared this to bu a wonder­ ful part of tho country* The party returned to Snnford yesleniny.— Tntnpn Tribune. Murrell Innocent of Wrong Doing in Auto Robbery Merely Mndo Out Papers in Case and Was Acting ns Attorney myself. I learned afterwards that L*e had made an alleged confession to th« sheriff in which ho involved Mr. Gotzen and myself. "The sheriff nsked me if I bad mndo three bills of sale for him in that after* noon, nnd I told him my stenographer did fill in the blank forms, rms, but left them unsigned and unsealed, ns Leo said he would complete tho deal in Polk county 'through n notary public. "I know nothing about the gang of auto thieves. I have had no connec­ tion with them, and so far ns I know Mr. Gotzun knows nothing about them nnd hud no connection with them, and 1 only ask for a trial to establish my innocence. I feel that I have been done a great injustice by the publicity of certain papers, that took it upon themselves to implicate me In this deal, and I hope that when I establish my innocence it will be ns widely pub­ lished as the fact thnt I was charged with such a crime.” ertilizer Material The many friends of Oliver Murrell the nttorncy mentioned in connection with the nutomobile robberies in Polk 4 * t county in Saturday's pnpors will be glad to know that he is innocent of any wrong doing in tho case. Olivor i Mrs. F. L. Miller, Mrs. Lulu Cloy, made the following statement In yesnnd Misses Esther Millos and Mar­ terduy's Tribune nnd Tho Herald gives jorie Clny returned home Inst night the article in full In justice to Mr. from Daytona Bench , where they Murrell: In statements to Tho Tribune's rep­ have spent the pust two weeks. resentative here tonight, Attorney T. V! ‘ a 'I ttrtfr Miss Anna Mason was the week­ Hart Getzen of this city, and W. 0. Murrell of Wauchula, accused of be­ end guest of Miss Esther Miller ,nt KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E T. B. Wilson, of Birmingham, Ala., Daytona Beach. ing members of the gang of auto }f spending several days here. thieves arrested in Polk and Hardee GOAT MANURE 1 v i 1% . Mr .and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd nnd Mr. counties Thursday and yesterday, Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, of Crown Herndon .motored to Daytona Bench made vehement denials of participa­ Sanford, FIs., August 20th, 1021. And Other Materials tion in the gang’s activities. Point, Ind., are visitors in this city. yesterday afternoon. Editor Sanford Herald? Both men were released on bond to­ U4 U V tWtjri. Believing you are always ready to day. The other alleged members of k m . J. M. Dawson and little son of Our Prices Will Save You Money see justice done I am asking you to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Symmos ,of Win­ Vlrglnln, nre stopping at the Monte- ter Park, were in this city this morn­ the gang are in jail, being unable to publish the statements of Attorneys zunrui for awhile. Murrell and Getten as they appeared ing, combining business and pleas­ moke bond. Murrell claims he first met J. M. in the Tribuno Sunday. I wish furth­ ure. _____ Lee and J. F. Flynn, leaders of the er to Bay that I investigated the G. A. Brown, is spending some time ,, , ,, , -.1 . „ 'gang, when asked by Gctzcn to aid chnrges against these attorneys last in Meridian, Miss., visiting relatives. . Ihim in securing freedom of tho two Friday at Wuuchuln and I cun assure Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Tregllner, of John Jr who have been the iruests jmen tbey WL,ro nrre8tot* nt Uo- ; you that there is nothing whatever to Jacksonville, nre spending a few days ! " U W T angled left th is Z Z \ Land 80mc wceks n*° on tho chnrge 'convey the idea of gbiltTn any partic5 . , i ' ir r f thoir home in ^ runniuR1 into nnd injuring n man ujnr against them. I know positively Here at the Montezuma. inK In their .n r far their home in and n. girl „,r , „ c „,|m| „ ,h»l ho made of my „w„ know, „ | , 8 w . o' PHONE 536 Mountville, S. G. Miss Mildred Sim­ out three bills of sale for Lee but Murrell never knew or heard of tho Mr. and Mrs, J. Roland Lyles nnd mons will remain some time yet as denies that they were delivered to the parties accused of the theft until they dnughter, Pnttyc, returned to San­ the guest of her aunt. man. lie states that he told him that were jailed in DeLnnd on July 29th. ford Saturday, after an absence of duy that he (Lee) had stolen two He met Lee nnd Flynn at the Volusia three months which they spent with I Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Lawson spent Ford cars. county jail and was nsked by Mr. Getrelatives in South Cnrolinn. 1 the day in Orlando today. Murrell’s statement follows: eon to assist in getting them released, + ♦♦*+ ♦♦♦+ ♦+ ♦♦♦♦'■M*+++*?"t*•>+•(••*•+*t**!**S**f**J*•}•+++++*?•+++ . . . _ ^ wns nt n danco Lakeland one jjw ,„atj0 several trips up to DeLnml D. It. Brisson, of Daytona Beach, Mrs. II. B. Connelly \ isih i u r night and Mr. Gctzen asked me to go ,in,j finally secured their release on is spending some timo here with his daughter, Mrs. Gctzen at Lakeland, with him on u case at Daytona, and bond# ThjH wn8 for reck]08fl driving sister, Mrs. W. J. McBride. yesterday. I went with him, where I met Mr. ()f nn automobile on the public highLce, who wns charged with culpable wuy8 uml inj ury to others. That Mrs. Frank Miltcer, and daughter, Everybody should go to the Cham- negligence, of injury to a woman and (hL<rt. wjj| bo C0I„p)0te vindication of Frances Fair, who hnvo been tho her of Commerce banquet tomorrow a hoy, and Flynn, who was charged t))t,8c P urges there is no doubt when guests of Mrs. Ella Lofficr, left this night. with aiding in case of Lee. We waiv|,riJj)L,r time comes, against Oliver afternoon for their home in Fort -------ed preliminary hearing and Lee and Mum.|l und Hart Getzcn there is no Myers. Judge J. Q. Smith, of Binning- Flynn were hound over on bond (|oui,t. ham. left yesterday for Sanford, af- amounting to one thousand dollars j wi|| thank you to publish this in Mrs. M. .S, Wiggins, and attractive ter spending three days ns the guest and five hundred dollars respectively. l>ehntf of W. O. Murrell as lie is a daughter, Dorothy, leave today for of his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Wjoodthat time Lee had a car in De- Sanford hoy ami it is unjust to him to Cincinnati, where they will join Mr. ward F. Barnwell, of this city. He Land, and i'lynn had one in iavnres n|]<>w these statements to go utichnlWiggins. They will he away until was accompanied by his wife and , * c,,r8 ' vorui turned over to me [un>,(.(| December. daughter and his sister, Mrs. Frank u,1‘* Gctzen, and we came hack to K. R. MURRELL. Miltcer of Fort Myers. The party Lakeland and when Flynn got out of Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Speer, Mr. und drove from Birmingham, stopping at jail, one of the cars was turned over DEATH OF MRS. SELLICK. Mrs. G. A. Speer, nnd Algernon, mo­ Camp Walden, on the Alabama Gulf to him and Mr. Getzen kept his. Mr. Mrs. Selliek, wife of H. S. Seilick, tored to Dnytonn Beach yesterday const for several weeks, coming from Lee's wife had a bill of sale for the died at her home on Mellonville nvccar in DeLnnd, which Mr. Getzen got nuo Inst night after a short illness. where they spent the day. there to Pensacola and through Pa­ from her and the car in Tavares be­ int kn and Daytona to Tampa. Tho The funeral will occur from the home Mr. and Mrs. \V, A. Lester and members of the party expressed longed to Mr. Getzen which he had a tomorrow afternoon at I! o’clock, guests, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Linton, tthemselves ns living delighted with clear litle to, purchased from a Mr. The SeiHcks came to Snnford nbout Misses May, Margaret and Jean Lin­ this section of the state nnd espec­ Parker of W’uuchuta. two years ago from Connecticut, Mr. "I made several trips to DeLnml, ton, and Miss Julia Zachary, and Mr. ially the condition of the roads around Seilick being the foreman at the San­ Albert Bearden, were a congenial Winter Haven, Tampa, Clearwater held a habeas corpus preceding for ford Novelty Works, and the death Mr. Lee and finally got him out on party spending the duy at Daytona and St. Petersburg. Judge Smith vis­ of the mother has cast a shadow over bond. Dench yesterday. ited Florida about fifteen ycitrs ago "This was about three weeks ago. the many friends who had learned to 1920 JUN 14 PM 5 19 and says that the development since came through Lukcluml going to love her. The death leaves the lov* Mrs. Ella Lcffler nnd guests, Mr. that time is nothing less than anuiz- IWauchula and Mr. Lee's wife joined *nR husband and one daughter bereft nnd Mts. W. S. Fair, and family, A356W 25 COLLECT 1 EXTRA ing. The return trip will lie made UH j„ Lakeland and we went to Wnu- of wife’s devotion and mother’s love. Judge nnd Mrs. J. Q, Smith and The -sympathy of the community through Jacksonville.—Tntnpn Tri- chula and I was there about three or daughter, Marie, Mrs. Frank Mllteor, TW WASHINGTON DC 515 P 14 hunc. four days, saw Mr. Lee frequently and goes out to them in their bereave­ Miss Mnry Armstrong, Mr. und Mrs. ------------------------he came to my office and I asked him ment. Braxton Perkins and children, Mr. EDUCATION COMMITTEE JASMINE INK CORPN for the money for my services in the ami Mrs. W. A. LcIFIer and Mrs, M. OF TI1E WOMAN’S CLUB case. He told me he didn’t have it Dll. FEN EH STEIN HEAD OF S. Wiggins, formed a congenial party 5 HALL ST NORFOLK VA WILL MEET WEDNESDAY, then but said that he was going to MODENR LANGUAGES AT motoring to Daytona and Coronado Lakeland and would be hack witii tho ROLLINS COLLEGE. Benches yesterday. GOVERNMENT AGAIN AWARDS The Education Committee of tho money on the following Wednesday. “ I wns in Wauchuln until Saturday Woman’s Club will meet at the club Richard Fenerstein, I/i. I)., has JASMINE INK CORPORATION Messrs. Victor McLaulin, J. G. Ni- house Wednesday afternoon at four night and saw him again on Thurs­ been appointed head of the depart­ hlnck, nnd C. F. Chapman were among o’clock, at which time a full report of day and asked him again for the ment* of Modem Languages, at Rol­ BLUE BLACK ALL SIZES RED ALL the Snnford people at Daytona Bench thee proceedings of the committee in i money for my services. He told me lins. Dr. Fenerstein received his denr SIZES AND MUSCILAGE QUARTS. yesterday. gnni to the School Lunch matters 1that he was going to get it in a day grew from the University of Vienna, regard OVER THIRTY COMPETITORS. will lie given in full. All the com­ or two; mid so I never saw him again in 1913, after which ho studied! in Mr. und Mrs. O. R. Lin ten and mittees working in conjunction with | until Friday, when he came to my of- the Sorbonnc, Paris, for a year. For JASMINE QUALITY WINS AGAIN. Misses May, Margaret nnd Jean, who thc school committee and nil those ^k-e and introduced me to a man who six years he was Professor of French have been the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. who are interested in this movement . ,lHkcd me if I would look into his caso and German in Stnuts Realschuie and GEORGE DEEDMAYER, W. A. Lester, left this morning for are requested to he present. | l J*“ * wus “bout l0 ,*» triu'1 Gymnasium in Vienna. He comes to their home at Monticello, Fla. chuln. 1 told him 1 would and to Rollins from the University of Pitts­ SALES MANAGER. Corsica annually produces nbout come buck to my office later and I burg where he has held a teaching Mr. and Mrs. W. 'S. Fair and fnm- (1,000 tons of roots for the manufac­ would see what 1 could do for him. fellowship in modern languages nnd "On Saturday night l left for Day­ ily ,of Prattville, Ain., spent the past ture of briar pipes for smokers. has done notable work. tona Beach und returned on Monday three days in nnd around Tampa, vis­ Dr. Fenerstein is a man of maturi­ Pest cards—local views—lc each at morning to Wauchula, when I heard iting St. Petersburg and Clenrwntcr ty and experience and a specialist in i there were two cars stolen at Zolfo, while in this section. The pnrty mo- the Herald office. philology nnd French nnd German _ __ ] Mr. Lee came to niy office nbout 11:30 literature as well ns a master of the and told me he wanted three bills of ♦♦♦♦+•(>•+•►■*♦++++*M*++♦+++++*H*+++-*++*M*<•4*•!*+*C,*t**5**K*+•?**?•+•!•++•!••>*** sale made liiat, he was going to make modern languages of Europe. Rollins X a deal. I had my stenographer to fill hus never had better conditions for T i*> the blank forms and 1 gave them leadership in tile field of Modern Lnn5 to him unsigned, unsealed and with X no names except the ones he gave to t *my stenographer and myself. He X came to my office about 4 or 4:30 the same day and told me that lie wanted OF THE STOMACH the lulls of sale. 1 guve them to him and told him they would cost him OU C A N T ENJOY LIFE $7.f,0. with • tote, tour, blotted stom­ “He then called me outside the door ach, Food doct m>t nourish. and told me that he hud stolen two Inil end it it a source of misery, earning Ford cars and intended to leave Wau­ paini, be Idling, dizzinett end head, chula nbout 4 o'clock next morning. aches. The next I heard from him ho was in q The petaot) with a bed stomach jnil, und he sent for me and I told thould be satisfied with nothing leta him thnt I could do nothingTor him than permanent, Luting relief. him us I had resigned from his case. q 71m right remedy will net upon ihe His wife was in u delicate condition. lining! of the stomach, enrich tha blood, He learned through some source thijt •id in ceiling out the catanhal poisona she had left Wauchula und would not and strengthen every bodily function. live with him any longer. I later The large number of people who found out that he has been convicted | DISTRIBUTORS for SEMINOLE COUNTV have successfully used Dr. Hartman's for murder in Wauchula some time famous medicine, recommended for all ago* “ catarrhal conditions, offer the Wrongest possible endorsement for : i. "‘The deputy sheriff cume to mo on Tuesday afternoon and asked me if ❖ I knew anything about Lee. I told X him I did and that he had told mo of Incorporated IN*iSERVICE FIFTY YEARS X stolen curs, nnd I considered it my i______p £ ' duty to tell him, because it was a crime agninst the state and the comTABLETS OR LIQUID X munity, nnd I did not feel it my duty, •OLD ZVZRYWHIRg Castor Pomace Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems & Jasm ine Inks Win Over All Others | * | | | | You want to learn about the best ink that you can buy and while it may be new to you it is not new to others. You want to know about the best ink that is sold at a better price. You want to know about the ink that is used by the government and by all the largest cor* %porations. The ink that is used by all the | largest firms in your own and neighboring t cities. Read the telegram below: l Jasmine Ink is now used by the majority of Have you visited the new CATARRH Cash Service Station? If not you don’t know what real Service is .’. Try us. P e- ru- nA First Street and Elm Avenue X “Ven US his uttorney‘ t0 keop thl“ | •t I | | the schools and colleges in the South. It is used by all the rank and file who have found out that they can get a superior ink at a much lower price in the reliable Jasmine Ink. If h is not just what we say it is, bring it back and t get your money. Come in and fill your foun* | tain pen and get a free trial of the ink that t is making the South famous. �r. f:. rtirar, T^7CvV>*f 1 r* »»w r W •■; 1* THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29,1921 ........ ................................. Would reduce golf LINKS TO 12 HOLES Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of resulfs. Englishman Advances Reasons In Article in Sphere. All progressive movements that ’ have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE CONUTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. Ancient Sport Could Be Made Toler, able If Course Was Cut Six Hole* —Numeroue Evil* of Qame Would Be Eliminated. Identify yourself with this strong institution .today by opening an ac­ count. i! T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty j B ank STRENGTH PROGRESS 4 % INTEREST PAID IIADDING IS ASKED TO CALL PARLEY IN W. VA. MINE REGION. RECEIVES BRUTAL BITEJ)N CHEEK Hill Simpkins, n substantial farm ­ er living in Smith Georgia, noar tho Florida line, wnB brutally bitten on thr check last Snturdny night by an nnophclc.1 mosquito. This bite in­ flamed one side of hiB fnco and al­ most closed one of hi» eyes, Tho mosquito was not overtaken until next tiny whin it was found resting quiet­ ly on the lied post. A barrage of Tor­ ment was shot into him and he fell lifeless un the floor. Torment does nut bluff, frighten or scare them; it kills them and does It now. Bill Simpkins says he wants a barrel of it. Won't ever keep house without It. Sold by nil merchants.—Adv. I.FADl’.ltS ASK MARCHEKS TO CALL A HALT. MADISON, W. Vn., Aug. 27.—The advance guard of the marching min­ ers iui (heir way from Marmot to Mingo n sn protest against Gov. Mor­ gan’s martini law edict, wns turned bark by Charles F. Keeney, president of dislriet No. 17, United Mine Work­ ers, and Fred Mooney, secretary after it had passed through Madison short­ ly after noon yesterday. The ini'ii, numbering some 200 or 1!0H, bad eumped in a hollow here for dinner and then passed on their way toward the Logan coujjty line. Keeney and Mooney, who left Charleston early yesterday with the avowed intention of stopping the marcher reached Madison • within half a nloiiir after the men loft. After a brief ^inference with county of­ ficials they hurried down the road urn! ov el iking the party Induced it to march lmck to Madison. Th, nifii camped in the court house yard and Keeney said he wns arrang­ ing fo f.iutomohiles to take them to the baseball grounds, where ho cxI'eetid t,, iddress .them. "Tlie men have come a long distaiue and arc not feeling very good about this situation,” snld President h’ecmy. "| shnll do all in my power to lurn them back and ju stb s soon as the rest of the men come In from the mountains I'll talk to them. It Is no f«sy job, "1 never say so many men on tho nmn ii before. From Kncino to Mndl*<m tlusi morning there must hnvo keen hot ween 0,000 or 10,000' men. Then are about 2,000 former service men among them." * Secretary Mooney snld: "It would Slli‘ i(lo far the men to ndvnncc. Dnndholtz seems to commnnd th** state, lie summoned us—Keeney md me—«t I o’clock this morning »nd a short time Inter wo left Chnr111 tn stop the men." SERVICE INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 27— Presi­ dent Harding was asked in a mes­ sage sent him Into today by John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America to pall n joint conference of mine workers and op­ erators of Mingo county, West Vn., with the view of reaching an agree­ ment .that would end the industrial conflict that has continued there for more than two years.' Mr. Lewis' message proposed that the conference first consider the abol­ ishment of what he termed the guard system maintained by operators through a private detective agency, and second thnt it consider an adjust­ ment between the operators and miners,' “upon any honorable basis which can be found." In concluding his message of more .than 000 words, Mr. Lewis pledged tho co-operation of the International Union “in nn honorable attempt to adjust the Mingo county situation" nnd offered to arrange for the miners' representation at nny conference end­ ed by President Harding, STEAM ELIMINATES WATER IIYACINUS. There Is only one golfer III Knglnnd whose ItlciiH should appeal strongly to the Western 'Golf association, say* nn Eastern writer. lie Is A. P. Her­ bert, and he writes ns follows in the Sphere, a Brlilsli publication: "I think that by strong measures It may still ha possible to muke golf a tolerable game. Tin? chldf ‘thing ts that tt Is frightfully complicated nnd frightfully laborious. The fundamen­ tal cause of this Is tho unfortunate fixing of 18 holes. I wonder who did that? It, Is six holes too long, "It Is because of these six holes that the lioml-slnves have to bolt their brciikfiisis and miss their baths nnd come back late for lunch; that'every one rushes anmnd the course at a hand gallop; thnt every one Is always either pressing some one In front or Iptllng .somebody go tliroirRli behind; thnt every one Is touchy In the morn­ ing; that every one totters exlinusted Into the rbihlimisa anil takes to secret drinking before lunch. If llic normal course was 12 holes these evils might disappear." C'S BURDEN PAGB in i PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Cntcher Hay Hchnlk Is work­ ing himself thin handling Khl Gleason's kid pitchers. A grent deal of the Ininhsi of developing the .voting Sox uioundstncn 1ms fnllcu to the lot of the diminutive Selmlk. There Isn't u catcher In Urn giunc tisluy who works ns hard as tho diminutive Ray. lie loses from live to ten pounds during an afternoon's hnttlo roynl. If oilier players worked hs hard ns Hchnlk they'd lose poundage, loo. It would do Ralie Rath a lot of good to get HelmIk's recipe. You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ ne ,i fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder' Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD* SANFORD FLORIDA MITCHELL WONT LEAVE RING Milwaukee Scrapper Ha« No Intention of Retiring Despite Many Rft cent Reverse* Sanfprd C onstructs Co. Bnmo rot™ CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS* Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully Furnished All Work Guaranteed n. T. PACE P. O. Box m Battery Troubles to Us HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee GARAGES The Boston Americans have pur­ chased Outfielder Beni of the Ludlngtou (Midi.)'club of the Central league. • • * A series after the close of the rerulnr season between the Baltimore Orioles mid Brooklyn Robins ought to prove Interesting. With Rupp, Monroe, King, O. Walt­ er and Iteiilinc with the l'hlllles the latter might well he called the Lit­ tle Giants. A A , PUH ftMOfreV MB. hn *\ \ f c tK g T BOOK C ttA O N -) I w e n t c o m b s mb. 1 v PhotofeatypM&ct who xoow. b o jtx p i c ' o n t s ‘f t S i 's S i ' vnt**.**} "VUIRE. ftBK> m e vwiswiO ftcnjfc&s mrS , ia.w k <mSI _ REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane Real Estate and Insurance Ritchie Mitchell. M X HUSBfVHD tO O K S L V H ie y -^ ’ Vk M V O tSK ESljr LORD’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dally Service Real Estate and Insurance FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. Tho vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring employment to register nt the First Nntionnl Bnnk. AGNES O. BERNER, Chairman Eyes Examined Phone 19T V. C. COLLER, Prop. Geo. W. Knight SANFORD * SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Phone 95 General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FU, ELECTRICAL COLONIAL LAMPS Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. OPTICIAN GILLON & FRY OPTOMETRIST Phone 442 Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS C. C. WILSON. Owner SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES W ight Brother! Utragn Bullillfiff • l_____ _____ _ TRANSFER “WE DELIVER THE GOODS** Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we plense you, tell others; If not tell us. Phone 498 Phone 175. Fourth nnd Sanford Ave New Era Printery HOTELS G. Bassett Smith,.Prop. Hotel Montezuma COMMERCIAL ANI) JOR PRINTING “Sanford’s New Hotel’* $1.50 Up Per Day Herald Printing Co. C. A. WHIDDON BOOK, JOB ANI) COM­ CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING MERCIAL PRINTING Phone 148 Herald Building Rear Sanford Shoe A Clothing Co. Phone 465 PRINTING DRINK 250 Hnmmcrmill envelopes printed, $1.70.—Seminole Printery, 002 French Elder Springs Water, fta CO 98-100 nve. 87-fltp per cent pure. Phono 811. The world news the day it happens, delivered at your door each evening, 16c the week. FlSlMT V iH N 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, F ib OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First S q u ib s W M W r E R l 1—^ Elder Springs Water Expert Repairing Diamond UjM>* uyMftXS the. M ftrretx >«irw rwBM? PURE WATER Smith Bros. Garage Charley Dorman, twenty years old, defeat twice at the hands of Rocky Han Francisco boy, has been signed Kansas aid lost a newspaper decision by the Washington club of the Amur to Johnny Mendelsohn, The defeat lean league. caused reports that the Milwaukee • • • fighter would retire, hut Mitchell In­ Tho lively ball will disappear short , sists that he Is fur from through and ly, It Is whispered. Since July the after n short reHt will he hack facing life 1ms been taken out of (he ball by the topnntchers. , ; the manufacturers. • • • “All we want," said Max Carey, "Is, good pitching anil our share of luck. Give us both and Pittsburgh will win "Swat the fly" Is the motto of other the championship," . . . players besides italic Ruth. * • • Carl Sawyer, Vernon second base-, man, who broke Ills uiikli' early In the 1 Des Moines bus a new second baseseason, Is In uniform again and about man answering to the mime of Yuuu. • • * ready for regular work • * • Barrett, the young shortstop for the The Niyv York 'Americans announce Athletics, looks like a good hull the signing Of Karl Johnson, a full- player. • • • blooded Indian pitcher, lie Is twenty Manager .lawn Evers sometimes years of age and left-llillideil. • • • leaves the field during playing hours Jimmy Dykes Is Improving eon* —by request. • • • Htantly. He Is one of the best sec­ •Report luis It that the New Orleans ond suckers In the game, and the best i club will ship Pitcher Abe Lincoln man on tho Plilliulel|ilila team. w ays. w o T o 4 > k OF MB ftMO > *%jS0ftNO f**-*'1’ ft 0 <V SftTvSVftCrons ftNo *— » j « 0 N r ^ . .^ B n j'o a om » 5 Wilson & Shorey Pine nnd Garland Sts., Orlando, F la. ^ Sold and Serviced by K ajslnr) L h o F a m lly - jhnt waiinl oxafcll, Ainai Wo mMW' f FLORIDA , Ritchie Mitchell, whose gnmencsi against overwhelming oddH has made WX ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS POE OVERHAULING TOUR OAR vI him the prize tight Idol of the central West. Inis no Intention of retiring from Sanford Battery Service tho ring despite recent reverses. Builders & Contractor#: Company Following his sensatloiinl losing Sketches and Estimate* Free; a* fight against Champion Benny Phone 189 L. A. Rcnnud, Prop. building too large and none too nuBL '• Leonnrd In New York. Mitchell met ----- ALL WORK G U A R A N TEED *^ Elimination of a serious pest from Louisiana's waterways may result from the suggestion of ,Governor John M. Pnrker to the Texas Oil Co., that it try Hvcstennt ns n method of desoroying the water hyacinth. Pro­ be,en extremely successful and' tho uso of live Htncm may supeisede the arsenical poisoning method in use by the government since 1902. Halley back to the Brooklyn Dodgers, • * • Steam us a destroyer of the hya­ Three umpires In the South Atlantic Kcpnrls circulated that the Florida cinth was first tried last Friday in u league went nn a strike recently. "lllly jam” in Bayou Lafourche, near Whereupon the president of the league S tate league might close Its season curlier Ilian scheduled lime are de Donaldsnnvllle, where boats of the called them out on one strike. • • • it led. Texas Oil Co., have been blockaded • • • The purchase of Clarence Mueller, for three weeks. So successful was Billie Ruth would lie the greatest outfielder, from the Syracuse dull of tho first effort that the experiment Hie International league, has been an­ single attraction In baseball If be was resumed Monday, nnd the tow­ nounced by the St. Louis Nationals. wasn’t the greatest four-base at Unc­ tion. • • • boat Lucille, using two improvised1 • • • steam nozzles, was nble to move Florence Rowland, former Sox male) Karl Sliccly Is starting to crown tho through the Jam at n mHc and a half utter, Inter boss nt Milwaukee, nnd now 1 hull, mid Is rising sn rapidly thnt he nn hour. At oee point in the bayou, leading CohimlqiM, Is reported as be­ soon will be nmiihcrcd mining the ing In the market for the Portland according to reports, the lily jjam elect. dub. • • • extends unbroken for nine miles.. • • • Since lts introduction into Louisi­ fientt Perry Jumps again. Thus fur Frank Ifratchl, tho rookie the Sox ana about thirty years ago, tho water iv cei illy" idUnItied from the C'huttii- this sensnn lie Jins' played with the hyacinth hns spread rapidly and fre­ lieogu dull of Hie Southern league. Is Athletics and two other semi-pro teems. quently blockades the tidal streams. making quite t favorable Impression. • * * • • • Tho arsenic poison used by the gov­ Pitchers who admit that the ball Is ernment is declared to huvo resulted ! John Mokiiu, Pittsburgh National lively have probably been In there league oilficlder, Ims liecn rdlcnscd lo in t,lio death of thousands of cattle the Minneapolis club of the American when Italic Ruth was exercising his aniLof mqny fish In Louisiana bayous Association under an optional agree­ wrists. • • • and streams.—New Orleans Tinies- ment. • Umpiring Is becoming simpler. • • * Pieayune. When Max Carey, the Pirate cap' When ii bull Is lilt nil (lie limp bus In To prevent sunburn while bathing lulu, captured 11 files la the game •In Is in’ wall until (lie runner circles the buses. masks to cover the heads and fnces against the (Hunts on July 2ri, ho i t * equaled it National league record that of women have been invented In Eng­ Oscar Htmuige, veteran catcher, bail stood foi*<20 years. land. • • now with the Los Angeles rtTani, lias been laid up with a bursted blood ves­ —Get your Scratch Tads from The sel In ii le g . Must nf those phantom ships leave Post cards—local views—Ic each at in their wake an odor of spirits. Herald—by tjie pound—16c. tho Herald office. TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. "j -:- BATTERIES W * lp * e U lli* on Zlootrlenl W ork nnd c»n f i n you dopondabto oorvlo*.. M IL L m i • LAWYERS V J S tU . TVAfvT (M H T FftULr hftOftM* ^OO SHOULD Hfvve I t h o u g h t OF W W k BB.VORE WOO JT" gBi HftO H\M *■ j. Pickling and Preserving ** •’ TIME vi Jf % ,//'■ ' \ We have the STONE JARS *f **• '• f'k ■*?m*? • wvs \ * iAv Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses \- if See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers,, Churns, etc. JWgBHATIOWAt CARTOON C O .B Y . BALL HARDWARE „CO. j ii# �vn * v . ■t I?V. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921 LGE FOUR_______________ iNFORD DAILY HERALD m i7 ittn iM UM|t I u U t at TW “ •slMlas, 107 XanaUa im w laaiatO, Tlartia___________ HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. rC B L IS B X S S _________________ 1 . HOLLY ______________Editor I . J . I ILLARD....8*cretarjr-Tressurer A. NEEL___ __ General Manager CURTIS DARDER rJiBtnnjkTiov m o rio n Vfcwwe M 8 up to 6 P. M. Ittw Mad* I m w — ApplIo.tloK ••Vaerlptl.a M m la M in t, i Tear ............................................ H-00 g « u i ...I .....................................i n DallT.r.d In City bjr Oarriar W h ............................ ........1* 0—H i Ml II- It llp tft Waakl. H.rald ana tn n Banlaala Oouatj and U pnbllakid W Mday. Ad«rll»ln« rataa mad. known I m awUcaUoo. Democrat.o In palltlaa. p,M ;gml year, alwart la adaaaea.______•______ — J lm b e r of The Aaoociatcd Preaa S J Every Sanford booster at the ban'* tomorrow night. ■ ----------- 0----------There are other matters on that >a |g h t it is true for Sanford is a busy «Eor but the Chamber of Commerce luld come first. -----------o----------This is the night that Sanford and ^"OdAndo will get together on the big _ivcments that will mnke both cities .'(grw»t- Wo need the help and co-opera tio n of Orlnndo and they need the saxne good otTices of Sanford. P ----------- 0----------*It 1b that great movement of gettin g together that will put Florida on i map and mnke every community in i state hotter and bigger. We should have a representative crowd ■a t the banquet. ' Come out and get in th e great game of boosting your city ■ mnd state. * ----------- °----------H Every day brings us closer to the -opening of the city schools and we should all he looking forward to this g re a t event. Sanford is fortunate in­ deed in being able to open the schools w ith a force of competent teachers And a good principal. Give them your . help. »l ----S----- o----------. There are certain parts of the city «Z Sanford that are black spots in an V’i otherwise good city. All cities have them it is true but all cities are not compelled to put up with them and h Sanford should take steps to rid the _ « ity of that class of undesirables who know no law and recognize no nuthority. There are certain places in \ this city where there is flagrant ifarcach of the city ordinances and if Ifhe stu le laws cannot touch them they . should he put out anyhow. They are ' a menace to the law abiding cunmiun-ity. ! , -----------o----------FLORIDA NEWSPAPERS. B 'Among the newspapers — of the Na- 'tlon there is none whose spirit is finer .than those published in Florida. The enterprise, the progressiveness ami the public spirit of the Florida press in proverbial. Nowhere in the coun­ t r y is more attention given to eonstructivc news, to items that make l a r community upbuilding. J uki now a number of quite good new spapers in Florida are becoming •till better. We have in mind several d ttli es and weeklies which are now ting substantial improvements, both mechanically and otherwise. T h ere wiil be one or two new dailies l a the state; existing daily papers w ill be enlarged, in some instances, And in the weekly field the list of those publications now improving Ih cir facilities is most creditable. This is interesting as reflecting im•provumuit in general business condi­ tions in Floridn, for the daily and ;w®t>kly press is a faithful mirror.— Industrial Index. ----------- (j----------*¥01X181A SHOULD OWN HALF OF OSTEEN FERRY IIRIDGE. county aro very much interested in this proposed bridge and feci that Volusin county should hoar one-half the expense of tho construction. So much In earnest, are the people of this section in securing the bridge nt this point thnt tho tax pnyera of the New Smyrna special tax road and bridge district, which includes the fifth eommssionors district and part of tho first district havo signified their willingness to boar one-half the expense of tho construction of this bridge, thus relieving tho rest of the county from any flnnncinl responsi­ bility in tho projject So far wo have been denied this privilege, but wc un­ derstand thnt another attempt will In? made to allow the'fifth commission­ ers district to do its part in the con­ struction of this bridge, which will mean so much toward the develop­ ment of this part of the county. While the people of this section ap­ preciate the elTorts of Seminole coun­ ty In securing this bridge, they feel thnt it Is their right to assume some of the responsibility and benr somo of the burden, but if we ennnot do so, we say godspeed to good old Semi­ nole, and nssure Its people thnt when the time comes when we nre able to do so we will gladly do our pnrt.— New Smy run Breeze. -----------o----------CITIES TROUBLED WITH MOS­ QUITOES. W Wc have noticed in u number of our exchanges complaints against the locnl prevalence of mosquitoes. Quite a number of cities up the Atlantic coast seem to be sulTering considerably from them and this condition is not peculiar to the South or to the state of New Jersey. From far up the Hudson the Troy Record tells of a number of ommunities that nre “wrestling with unprecedented visi­ tations of mosquitoes" and from whnt it says we see that Troy, while not as bad olT as some other places is not free. It says the people have not swatted the mosquito as vigorously as they have swatted the fly hut thinks the mosquito is fully as great a nuisance as his iqore persecuted fellow pest. The Record adds: -“Therefore, let us he rid of the niokquito. If we do not hate him a sn germ carrier then wc have excellent renson to ns n producer of discomfort. To sit on the vernndn or the front stoop for any length of time fre­ quently means to endure such agony thnt one moves indoors where it is bearably hot rather than stay out­ doors where it is unbearably pesti­ ferous." Swatting is not the best means of getting rid of Hies or mosquitpoa. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," Mosquitoes and lies are Doth reasonably preventable. Of course It is not possible to take any measure that will result in absolute freedom from either ’of these pests but measure nre possible and should he adopted in every city that will make nnnoynnee by either negligible. As for swatting, the flies that call around may lie killed in thnt way but mosquitoes don't like to be swatted. We know whnt mosquitoes and fles nre in Jacksonville and we have been acquainted with them in the past in such numbers ns to he intensely dis­ agreeable. Rut if n city is kept clean it will be almost free from Hies and Jacksonville is a clean city. We (ion’t know any place where there are fewer flies. And for several years there have been very few mosquitoes. The pest Is being kept down in a way that is very conducive to the comfort of the people but very injurious to the sale of those lotions thnt are suppos­ ed to very offensive to mosquitoes but are not half as objectionable to them as is claimed. The houses of Jacksonville are practically all screened but this would not keep out mosquitoes if there were many of them here. If there is no stagnant water there will lie no mos­ quitoes hut with so many families away it would not be strange if stag­ nant water could he found on premi­ ses temporarily vacant. Wo have sanitary patrolmen and the fact that there nre so few mosquitoes is a testi­ monial to the thoroughness of their work.—Times-Union. A, bridge will be built over the St. ■Johns rivor nt the Osteen ferry if the w a r department grants a permit for it, and thcro is no reason to doubt it will not. A hearing was held , a l Sanford lust week to hear object­ ions to thiH projject and the decision n t the department will probably bo m ade public soon. ■I 'Thu people of thin section of the < On a commercial club excursion around Lake Okeechobee some time ago one of th cpropositions discussed was a boat line to supply the needs of the lake towns with n shipping center and rail connection ^it Moore Haven. In Hpcaking of tho proposed line, the Moore Haven Times hns tho following to say: “Wc nre glnd to be able to announce that progress is be­ Ji’or a simple Charlotte Russe, ing made in this connection and plans jf c w slices of stale coke around tion of a corporation with a capital edge of a serving dish, pile stock of $35,000 to establish and op­ M Monte Blackberries in the erate a boat line between all points center and heap whipped cream on the lake from this city around the over the top. southern lakeshoro to Canal Point on the east bench." BLACKBERRY CHARLOTTE RUSSE Deane Turner WHLAKA BLOCK Phones 497-494 TFiK WHINER,I. ARE YOU A DISABLED EXnj SERVICE MAN? HAVE YOU A 1 don't mind the man with rctl-ldoodcd CLAIM AGAINST GOVERNMENT kick At a real or fancied WTong; If so, has your claim been filed? I stand for the chap with tho grouch, Has an award been made? Arc you If he's quick receiving checks regulnrly? Are you To drop it when Joy comes nlong; -I have praise for the fellow who Buys in need o fmedicul- treatment? Has your compensation been reduced whnt he thinks, Arc you handicapped in your former Though his thoughts may not fit occupation? Hnv cyou applied for with mine; training? welcomes inquiries concerning improve­ But spare me from having to mix If your answer is yes to any of with the ginks theres question, now is the time to ments of every nature, and offers much Who go through the world with havo your claim adjusted. In order whine. ; in the way of inducements to to give prompt service md hnvc each I ant willing to listen to sinner or and overy case handled speedily and saint its customers satisfactorily, sections of the Dis­ Who is willing to fight for his #¥ trict Office and Washington have rights, been sent direct to you. It is now And there’s something sometimes in up to every interested man tq, take nn honest complaint advantage of this opportunity to get That the soul of me really de» a prompt nnd just settlement of his light; , claim. • For kickers nre useful and- grouchps You have probably seen in the pa­ are wise, pers of tho coming of the Clean Up And their purpose is frequently Squad, a body of men, expert in the fine; handling and adjusting claims of ex-' • i • But spnre me from hnvlnfr to mix with service men. Watch the papers to seo the guys . v "A Community Builder” Who go through the world with when they will he close to you, or if you do not have nn opportunity to a whine. F. P. FORSTER............................................President see daily papers, nsk your nearest « . —Selected. Red Cross chapter, or American Leg­ * B. F. WHITNER........................................... Caahler ion Post, eother of which will bo glad BERRY IS FIELD AGENT »+»♦»»+»+♦♦♦++♦+■»++++ FOR SANFORD GROWERS. to give you any information about tho *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■«■♦♦♦♦+♦♦+-> work of the Clean Up Squad. This The Sanford Farmers’ Exchange, squad wants you to report to them THEATRE RESORT the vegetable affiliation of the Ex­ If you nre n disabled man. They enn­ not go every man invldlunlly, nor DANCE HALL ■CAFE change nt that point, hnn introduced ------------ ELECTRIC---------a brand new feature in the appoint­ to every county, but they wRI be ment of a field agent to assist the close to you in n short time, nnd if PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS growers in producing bigger nnd bet­ youij claim is deserving of considera­ tion, you will be furnished with trans­ FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES ter crops, much after the mnnnor in portation home, and meal and lodg­ Which Manager Lenfcst, of the horti­ at Reduced Prices cultural department of the Exchange ing until your business with the squad Supply Co., lends aid to citrus grow- is completed. If your claim is not n just one, do not take up the time trs. of the Squad which belongs to tho President Ben Fish, of the San­ W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida worthy disabled soldier. ford Farmers' Exchange, announces -----------------------PHON E----------------------- . -WIRE WRITEThis Clcnn Up Squad furnishes you tho appointment of C. M. Berry, of Sanford, tn fill this/ position. Mrv an opportunity to have all troubles of Falling in line,with the City Beau­ Berry is an agriculturist well known compensation, vocational training nnd the Clean Up Squad. It is up to you medical treatment handled right at tiful plan which is sweeping the now to present your claim In proper not only to that section but to all j home. It is very necessary that you country, citizens of Coconnut <1rove form. of South Florida. As county a g e n t' It is the duty of overy man who have submitted a plan to the city for Seminole county for the last sev- br,n* •vm,r ‘,n«,erH wUh >ou’ >',ur d,H eral years, he has devoted much stu­ i charge and all correspondence from reads this to puss this information council calling for the building of a municipal park along tho water front. dy to celery, lettuce and the other the Bureau of War Risk Insurance or on to home disabled ex-soldier. Federal Board for vocational train­ The plan calls for an expenditure of crops in which Sanford specializes, ing. Help the Squad by coming pre­ approximately $50,000 by filling in Of French invention is a vehicle lit also operates n model fin’m of his pared. behind a bulkhead line, dredging that runs like a launch over wntcr own on the west side of Sanford nnd yacht imsins, building piers, etc. Coanil upon endless trends on land. Your claim will he propnred' for im­ has most successfully demonstrated coanut Grove is one of Florida’s pret­ mediate hearing, nnd every man will in practice the things he has taught. tiest points and the improvementcon­ A mechanical hninmor that hns ne given immediate action, as the Mr. Berry himself has been a staunch and active member of tho government hns ^special departments been invented for a number of pur­ templated would add greatly to iti Sanford Farmers' Exchange since its for handling the claim* approved by poses can deliver 420 blows n'Tninute. attractiveness. beginning, and has done much to aid the cause of cooperative marketing in thnt section. His wife, Riley M. .H > *4 4> 44* 44"M < *4* 444 4* 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * '8 1+* Fletcher Berry, is n writer of some note anil n culinary export rf nation­ al reputation. The cook bonks dis­ tributed by the Florida Citrus Ex­ change have been built around re­ cipes originated or compiled by Mrs. Berry. Manager R. It. Dens, of the San­ ford Farmers’ Exchange, is enthusi­ astic over the new move and believes that in making Mr. Berry's services thus available solely to Exchange growers in the Sanford field, that re­ sults will lie obtained which will greatly gratify the members of the organization. Mr. Berry is an accepts ed expert in the production of celery, lettuce and kindred crops, and his services are expected to be of very considerable advantage to his fellow cooperators.—Florida Grower. j! T h is B a n k In v ite s ;j C o -o p e ra tio n Let’s Talk It Over F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k MISTER MANAGER THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY There Wouldn’t Be So Many Classified Ads Printed if They D id Not Anything to You HACK YAHI) FLOCK. With eggs at $1 a dozen in the win­ ter, ns they have been for the past several years, the price seems pro­ hibitive to the average housewife. With the newer knowledge of the nutritionnl value of milk and eggs, two of the most important sources of the essential vitamines, no family can afford to not include them in the diet. Altho it may not he practical for ev­ ery' family to own a cow, it isi prac­ tical for most families in the small town and for many in the city to keep n hack yard flock of at lenst two laying hens, for every member of the family. These can largely he main­ tained the kitchen and table scraps of food, says Miss Minnie Floyd, poultry specialist of the State College, Tallahassee. A flock of ten pullctH should pro­ duce at least 100 dozen eggs in . year. At an average oT 50 cents a dozen, these would* ho worth $Ko, to say nothing ,of the sntlxfact ion of having strictly freBh eggs. If one has not, or cannot secure pullets for fall and winter laying, year-old birds can (bo bought from some of the commercial plants of the state, or frotn other breeder? who do not wish to carry birds over a .year old! * The State Marketing Bureau, Jack­ sonville, Is In position to put those desiring to purchnso in touch with breeders who can supply their needs along this line. If you have never given earnest attention to the classi­ fied ads it is certain that you have missed some opportun­ ities which were almost. rmade to order for YOU. i Whymot determine to learn for yourself what the classi­ fieds mean to you? There are two ways. One is to advertise in the classified columns for whatever you may need. The other is to read and answer classified ads—to investigate those that seem to offer something to you. You’ll be surprised to learn “how many oi these little ads do talk business to you—how many of them seem to point to opportunities for you. Some of your friends and acquaintances are using the classified columns regularly. Some of them have found profitable investments in real estate; some have found % good positions; some have bought and sold used articles. YOU’RE LIVING IN A TOWN WHERE PEOPLE AC­ COMPLISH THINGS THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED ADS. Why don’t you? t It should be remembered that the, An economist sayB there are too mnny obstacles between the buyer nnd fool I s w h that trouble u h aro not pass- j tho seller. Also, in these dry days, ed by aliens, but by patriots who pro­ fess to love America. between the buyer and the cellar. TtftJWV I,lkV �a . .?t«i -it <;>;, -Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Rent# ofIntereal THE SANPORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921 --------- ----------------------------------- --------------- t i - - 1 ■ In and About The City <£ SANFORD BUSINESS MEN WILL VISIT GE­ NEVA TONIGHT Summary of the Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Keadere Third Trip of the Trade Committee Stop a M inute! Extension * * * * * * « 8 * * > 8 For Florida: Partly cloudy luiilglit and Tuesday; probab­ ly showers In extreme south portion. :* TEMPERATURE :* --- Hoick Roadster for kale. New tires and in in first class mechanical condition.—B. & 0. Motor Co. 129-tfc *8 * *8 * * * * * * •8 * * * * >8 * >8 —■ I " 1 * R ilonig, of Now York, was a bus­ iness visitor hero Saturday. Cot a repaired tiro to uso as extra. Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston. llfl-2flto j . A .Beard, of Tampa, was In the vity Snturdny on business. ----- •' f ‘ ( Yesterday was cool and comfortable with a fine breeze blowing although the report gives us 92. It might have been that much on the muximum hut it certainly did not seem like It. And while it is warm today It is looking like fall again nnd'the hot weather will soon bo n thing of the past5:40 A. M., AUGUST 29TH •‘Maximum ....................... 92 Minimum ......................... 68 Range j.............................. 72 Barometer ................ 30.12 Rnln, trace. Calm nnd clear. * * * * *8 * * * * * * * * * * * *8 >8 j. it, Smith, of Birmingham, Ala., * * * * * * * * * * * * is stopping at the Montezuma while Curtis Barber and Pnu1 Dooley in the city transacting business. hiked to Geneva yesterday where they Get a repaired tiro to uso os extra, were the guests of friends. Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston. Send your old n m tt r c B S to Bradley • " -''Ate factory. Make thorn like now, for LINCOLN HOUSE DINING ROOM 15.00. 60 lb, now cotton mattress only now open. Try n good meal. We 18.00. Guaranteed. 600 W. South 122-2Gtc think you will be satisfied. 134-2tc St., Orlando, Fla. H. A. Neel, of the Herald Don W. Smith, one of thu ;bcst watchmakers and engravers in this Co., is a t Okeechobee City part of the state, will come back to ness connected with the firm. Md-mlm, the jeweler, September 1. be absent for a week or ten Iteil Speed Wagon for sale. Slight­ ly u s e d and is n bargain for the price wc lire asking. It you need a truck, ice ns at once.—B. & 0, Motor Co. 12t)-tfc Geneva will" bo tho next objective of tho Trade Extension Committee of the Sanford Chamber of Conrinorcc. Ad­ vice has been received that arrange­ t\t ments have been completed in Gettevn for the reception of the business men comprising thin committee. The two previous trips have proven most suc­ cessful and afforded thoso who at­ tended the opportunity of becoming porsonnly acquainted with the people of the sections visited. The reason for changing these trips from afternoon to evening was for the reason that a greater number of peo­ ple could be reached at tho latter time. The program of the committee calls for prompt'departure from the Semi­ nole at 0:30 p, m., and the members of the Commjittee hove been request­ ed by Chairman Yowell to be present and ready to leave promptly at that time. Thoso In Geneva, who have chnrge of the arrangements, advise that there will be a largo crowd out to greet the Sanford delegation. This means an opportunity to meet a grent number of people in a short space of time. Reports coming in from different sections of the county are to the ef­ fect thnt tt grent deal of interest is being manifested in tho proposed Gala Day Thursday, September 29th at which time the business men of San­ ford will be hosts to the sections visit­ ed by the Trade Extension Commit­ tee. FAST MASTER’S NIGHT TUESDAY We have at present in stock one slightly used Hupniobile that wo are offering for sale at a reasonable price. If you want the best for your money, see us at once.—-IS. & O. Motor Co. 129-tfc A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? It ho, you cun get any make you want. And tho prices •‘ini terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for the heat jn Used Automobiles. We have both quantity and qualify. Below are a few, which we guarantee to be ns represented: LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. HUPMOBILE, 1920 Mod^l, 5-passenger. HUPMOBILE, 1921 Model, Rondster.—Sold. BUICK, 1917 Model, 3-pnssengcr Roadster BUICK, 1917 Model, 7•passenger. FORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.—Sold. ^AL^nnd LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU B. & 0. MOTOR CO. ,-f- SANFORD. FLA. LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES and SERVICE 9 ,j ■ 1 Every hat in the house, balaluks, pana mas and straws; all of them, as long as they GENTRY HEREAHOUTS Saturday and Saturday night seem­ ed to be a busy time starting off the new season with two burglaries re­ ported. Some one broke into the home of John Holley on the West Side and extracted a bunch of jewelry ami it was first reported had stolen a lot of Liberty Bonds but luckily Mrs. Holley had deposited the bonds with the bank and they were safe. The following list of articles hnvu been reported to the Sheriff’s office: 1 Ivor-Johnson 32 revolver; 1 safety ra­ zor, white handle; 1 brush nnd razor strop; 1 gentleman’s ring; 1 Elgin watch, gold. Engraved on cover “L. IL” ; I chain and watch pin; 1 silver watch (open face); I wrist watch, en­ graved "A. B."j I Indies’ watch and black ribbon chain; 1 Egyptian brace­ let; 1 camera; 1 Waterman Fountain Pen; 1 Moore fountain pen; I hand mirror, engraved “B” ; I brush, en­ graved "B” ; 1 leather suit ease. Burglars also entered the Drum­ mond home on Magnolia avenue while they were down town Saturday night nnd lifted a diamond engagement ring of Mrs, Drummond and several other articles. These two burglaries look like the work of local tuleiit as the snow birds have not started opera­ tions in Florida as yet confining their attentions at the present time to the summer colonies. However, we have capable officers on the job nnd lhe guilty will be ap­ prehended. As the season progress­ es it behooves people to be more cau­ tious about leaving jewelry around the house where sneak thieves can get it and also about leaving the homes open while the owners nre away. NO MEETING TONIGHT. There will be no meeting of the Rod nnd Ghn Club tonight ns prevWhen people cheer a famous man, | lously announced. It lias been post­ i'or office supplies, stationery, etc., about one-fourth of them cheer the poned to n later date. Watch for an­ oim.« to the Hcrnld office, man nnd the others cheer his fame. nouncement. D o Y ou W ant % and take a look at our window and see for yourself the Straw Hats and S m Panamas we are offering at Printing on busi­ Ho will SATURDAY HUSY DAY AMONG LIGHT FINGERED days. K. II. Brown, statu manager of thu salts department of the Virginia- FUNERAL SERVICES OF MISS TURNER TODAY Carolina Chemical Co., is in the city HELD AT CLEARWATER. Tor a few (lays and his tunny friends ■an* giving him a warm welcome. He (Dr The AuocltUd Fran) intends to make a trip down tho TAMPA, Aug. 29.—The Funeral ser­ state and will be out for several vices for Virginia Turner, whose body •welts. was found in Booker’s Creek near A NUMBER of crate mill nnd saw Clearwater Saturday, is being held at mill laborers can get permanent em­ Clearwater today while county offi­ ployment under first class working cers are nearing the west coast town conditions at fair wages at our new with Dr. I. J. Belcher, of Tnr|xtn mill near Bartow, Flo.—Roux Crato Springs, arrested in connection with •Co,, Bartow, Flo. 129-Gtc tho crime. Re wns to be placed In jail at Clearwater pending prelimi­ H. T. Corey, a former resident of nary hearing set for tomorrow. Every this city, Imt now interested in Cali­ precaution is being taken to prevent fornia, is hero for n few days visit any attempt to ^nkc the prisoner from units acting business. Mr. Corey has the officers by force following reports considerable Sanford property and thnt attempt would be made sonic while he is now a California resident whore between Tampa nnd Clenrhr still retains bis love for Sanford wnter and is a Sanford booster. Bclcoh wns arrested after it wns learned that he bad visited the spot LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 where the body, with a knife wound model f(rr sale. New tires, looks good and broken shoulder, had been found, t*nd r ins good. We arc offering this and a garage owner stated thnt he :ar t-,r $1100.00 less than list price.— had pulled the doctor's car out of the B. & O. Motor Co. 129-tfc mud near the spot. Investigation Is said to hnvc resulted in fltiding blood F- Hnnig, of tho firm of Honig & stains on the bridge near tho scene RocJtnnfierg, of New York city, has of tho discovery of thobody and thnt been here for several days, the guest tires o ntho doctor's car corresponded of A. Rnffuld. Mr. llonog Is epgaged with tracks found there. Autopsy of 1,1 the manufacture of skirts nnd tho body Snturdny by three physi­ wearing apparel for the ladies nnd Is cians is said to have shown criminal grraily interested In Sanford. lie operation performed on the young makes this city regularly on his woman. Physicinns nre authority rtimidi and secs a grent improvement for this report. 'a S: nford in the past year. J U ilP A R iim v .. $>lk f* THE WEATHER FA G X HUNGARY NOW AT FEACE WITH UNITED STATES TREATY SIGNED TODAY. (Uy The AnoeUted Tron) BUDAPEST, Aug .29.—The pence treaty between Hungary nnd the Uni­ ted States will be signed here today at five r. clock. All arrangements have been made for the big meeting of Masons to be held on Tuesday evening at 7:30 which will be culled past master's night. All past masters of the* local lodge have been assigned for work and have been notified of their npjvointmcnt. The work will be bandied exclusively by the eleven past masters of Sanford Lodge and work in the Third Degree will be conferred upon four candi­ dates. In addition, tlie district deputy grand master, E. L. Shear, of Day­ tona, will visit this meeting in an of­ ficial capacity. He will bring with him from Daytona several members of the Daytona lodge and one of the visitors has been asked to deliver the lecture of the degree. Thu lecture will be illusfralud by the use of the lantern slides recently purchased by the lodge hero. A big attendance is expected at the meeting on Tuesday evening nnd the past masters are looking forward with a grent deal of pleasure to this big reunion meeting nnd nil are en­ thusiastic about it. CUTTING SCRAI'E SATURDAY NIGHT NEAR STATION. A. C. Gamble, n negro residing near the union station, cut up his wife, Rose Gamble, badly Saturday night, and then lied the scene, The officers think they know where he has taken refuge nnd will Innd him soon. Tho cause of the cutting is not known but the woman is badly injured, hav­ ing cuts on the arms nnd body. The cutting was done with a knife in the hnnds of tile husband. REV. FORD RESIGNS PASTORATE C LASSIFIED ADS Classified advertisements, 6 cents n line. No ad taken for less than 26 cents, nnd positively no classified nds charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line nnd remit ac­ cordingly. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING Attachments; works on all sewing Foil RENT —Comfurtahlc rooms, machines; price $2.09; checks, 10c ex­ Furnished for light house keeping. tra. Light’s Mail Ordur House, Box 318 Palmetto Ave. 134-tftp. 127, Birmingham, Ala, 134-Otp Full RENT—One office on F'irst WANTED street. Apply A. P. Connelly. __________________________ 125-tfc WANTED—Team work. Inquire M. Hanson Shoe Shop, 12120tp FOR RENT—Furnished front room, 20(1 Park Ave. 129-Otp WANTED—To exchange for u small FOR RENT—2 nice furnished house­ home or orange grove, 22 city lotH keeping rooms. 1 large furnished on the south side of Long Island in housekeeping room.—Mrs. Riddling, Kust Hampton, L. I. These lots aro 205 Oak Ave. 134-2tp free and dear, nice, high and dry; covered with nice oak trees. Some FOR SALE of them on mucndntn road, and nil a FOR SALE—A five room bungalow, short walk to the ocean and railroad 310 South Holly nve. Terms reas­ depot. Price for nil $3,500. Make of­ onable. See E. F. Lane, 134-Otc fer to owner: Mrs. Cothran Jones, P. 134-Otc FOR SAl.E—Rose No. 4 seed, Insfi O. Box 270, Snvillo, L. I. potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. LOST Brumtoy. 131-tfc LOST—Iiuneh of keys with nnmo on FOR SALE—Medium slzo snfe. Ap­ them. Finder return to W. C. Hill ply 402 Sanford Ave., nnd Fourth at Hill Lumber Co., nnd receive reStreet. 94-fll. wnrd. .. 130-0tp. FOR SALE—One Belding-Hall stone lined refrigerator, 160 pound ca­ The (test small pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. business In town, 110-tfc Making money nil the time, at a bar­ FOR SALE—8-room house with all gain. Good reason for selling. Inves­ modern convenience, excellent re­ tigate this.—Sanford Doughnut Kitch­ pair. Private water works, in desir­ en. 217 Snnford Ave., Sanford, Fla. able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. CARPETS AND RUGS 110-tfc FOR RENT FOR SALE- ;" EUSTIS, Aug. 20.—Rev. J. N. Ford who has been the pastor of tho Bnptist church for the past year or more, has resigned his pastorate ,nnd will leave Eustic October 1. During his residence here Mr .Ford has made many friends who will wish him every success wherever he may locate. Ho has not made known his definite plans. FOIl SALE—20 acres good orange grove lnnd situated within a mile of Geneva. The land has not boon clear­ ed but has a bearing orange grove bordering it. This tract of land can be bought ut a real bargain. For full particulars address "C” care of the Herald office. 118-tfp FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, certlfled by r";Ro Plant Board, $3 per thouseml f. o b. Lake Mary. Farina Ships can now be operated by wire­ Strawberry Garden, Luke Mary, Fla. less, but operating the Ship of State 129-2 Up still requires more or less wire pull­ Volt SALE—I Oldsmobilu truck, SU0U. ing. 1 Chevrolet automobile, $2UU; 1 Uuiek 4, $100. The above cars are real bar­ <*++*:*•»*+*s*+•{•+4**:•*;* *;**s**i**;**;**>•:*+*«**:* gains. Terms to fit your pocket book. At Williams’ Garnge, N. IL Gnrnor. Central Florida Construction Company KEY WEST WOMEN IN A GOOD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE; HAVE TICKET KEY WEST, Aug. 29.—The Wo­ man’s Auxiliary of tho Good Govern­ ment League held an important meet­ ing at the Harris school building a few days ngo, at which further planit for tho campaigns worn made. The executive committee to co-opernte with tho then’s league wns completed at this mcoting, as members from tho fourth nnd fifth wards wore not selected at the Inst meeting. The organizaztion ns formed at the meeting Inst Tuesday, has tho following offi­ cers und representatives: Mrs. M. P. DoBoo pchalrman; MrB. C. R. D. Crittenton, vice-chairman; Mrs. Geo. Robinson, secretary-treasurer. Ex­ ecutive committee, first ward, Mrs. W. S. Anlcins; second wnrd, Mfos Iileen Willlnms; third ward, Mrs. George F, Archer; sixth ward, Mrs. James Adams. San ford F la «* ;; •* I! ;; •• !! Now doing business in Orlando, wants to extend their business to Sanford und Is ready to give estlmates ort any and nil kinds of construction work. Address Central Florida Construction Company ORLANDO, FLA. 104-tfc •** ;; •* ;; * •» TOURING CAR, $400, time pnyment. Bargain for cash. 410 Oak Ave­ nue. 129-6tp FOR SALE—25 also 10 acres orange tres nnd residence, facing lnke. A simp. Box 117. I30-0tp FOR SALE—Ford Truck. Inquire of West Sido Grocery. Phone 1GG. 130-tfc FOR SALE—Chandler 7 passenger touring car, 1920 model. In perfect condition. Would consider smnllcr ear in pnrt payment. Address Box 54, Osteon, Fla. 132-3tp FOR SALE—8 klvos of bees. In good condition. See A, E. Dobbins, 325 Service Shoo Shop. 133-Sat-Wed-9t FOR SALE—Ford touring car, good condition. Inquire R. L. C., Monte­ zuma. l34-2tp FOR SALE—Two nico young mules. Phono 100 for information. 134-tfc PIANO .FOR RENT—Call 103-J. h 133-4tp u e i i i b u m u u u M i i u j f i t u i i - k J i t v - it v t r v i i WASHED nnd cleaned lit your cull far and deliver, Electric Washers Steam Pressery, 317 if home or we will Hamilton Beach uHed.—Sanford 1st St. Phone 500 u W A N T \ i,:r r t GARNER------------------------1 Ford, 1921 1 l)ort, 192!. 1 Lulck 4, 1920. J ( !immobile Truck, 1920, AT REAL BARGAINS Terms to sidt your pocket book, nt Williams’ Garage. 130-4tc We have the most com­ plete line of BUILDERS | HARDWARE*VEver displayed in San­ ford Let us figure with you on your requirements Also exclusive agents » v \ I'.for SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Paints and Varnishes HILL HARDWARE COMPANY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, August 29, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/281f30eeefc31d5233fc3329d50c0dfa.pdf 67bcbd5aea8e1187a7b10a1d66b898b5 PDF Text Text .Sanford the Sul l» The Sanford Daily Herald 'V.' • IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION CORONER’S JURY INVESTIGATE VIRGINIA TURNER MURDER NO VERDICT THIS AFTERNOON lorida revenue receipts increase show ing results growth a n d pr o sperity N COLLECTIONS s sAhk; p3r o“s p e r in-g . " N U M B E R 135 SANFORI), FLORIDA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921 OLUME II entry at Large Pays Less Taxes Than Last Year Sanford THE “City Substantial’ A DRYING ATLANTIC CITY P R O IIinm oN AGENTS MAKE DRIVE TODAY. PEACE TREATY SIGNED IIETWEEN U. S. AND HUNGARY YESTER I)AY AFTERN DON. (By The AaeocUted PreM) (B y Th« A lloca ted F re ii) Three Physicians D e­ clare Girl Underwent Criminal Operation ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 00.—State prohibition officers early today raided many bonrdwall cafes in what is de­ scribed as the greatest attempt ever made to make Atlantic City bone dry. BELCHER CLAIMS HE WAS SUM­ '"Warrants served totalled 120. MONED TO BRIDGE TO DRESS FINGER OF STRANGE MAN BUDAPEST, Aug., 00.—The Peace Trcnty between the United States and Hungary was qigned here yesterday afternoon by Foreign Minister Banffy and Grant Smith, the United States commissioner, loented here. CAUSED HER DEATH May Send Federal Trops to Virginia To Quell Strikers Alleged Danger of Being Kidnapped Says Mrs. Gussman Indicative of the basic prosperity i Florida intemnl revenue collcc,on, f„r ii.u.mc nnd profit tuxes in ve Southern district during the State’s Witness Against Her Father ,cnl year ending June 30 showed Seems to Be Getting Nervous ri increase of 2'’* per cent, while the (By Th* AuocU U d F r ill) jidtod States as a whole showed n BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 30.—Alleging cereaso of over $800,000 000 In colshe waH in danger of being kidnapped cctions. or placed in nn asylum for the insane Information to this effect was toto prevent her from appearing as Htnte cived by the Florida Metropolis witness ngainHt her father Mrs. Ruth Monday from Lolas Ludlow, Its Stophcnson Gussman today asked Washington eorrenpondent, who deJudge Locke to restrain and prevent lnred in a telegraphic dispatch that tho city, county nnd state authorities nost states in the Union show a de- and all other persons from interfering rease. with her rights, ^ t a preliminary Income and profits tax / receipts herning of her father, Rev. Edwin rom the Southern district of Florl- StcphonHon, connected with the slay­ n In 1921 were $10,108,294.02 ns ing of Father JnmeH Coyle, Cntholic gainst $8,027,614.02, n gain of 20 priest, Mrs. Gussman was the princi­ wr cent This is held to be rcmnrk- pal witness for the stnte. ible in view of thegenernl slowing up iver the country, according to Wnsh- FIVE MILLION MEMBERS ngton advices. ( . FOR FEDERATION OF LAIIOR D. T. Gerow, collector of intemnl WILL RE CAMPAIGN. ovcnur for the southern district of (B y T h . AuocUUd Pr***' ’lorida, stated Mondny morning that ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 30.—A he increase in receipts for the last Iscal year reflected n general in- campaign of the American Federation rcase in nil lincH of intemnl revenue. of Labor for n membership of five “The outstanding features of thih (pillion will be Inunchcd on Labor ncrease," he stated, “were in incomo Day, federations of executive coun­ announced today. President ind capital stock taxes. These sourc- cils Gompers will tour principal cities. * of revenue showed the greatest tains. However, every line showed ome inert use." ■* President Has Conference Over Ser­ ious Problem Prcriiloii’. Ifinding signing the hill uuilmrlzlng the holding of u world’s fair In Portland, ore., In 1025. Vti tho presence of a delegation from that city. STRIKE BALLOTS DR. BELCHER WERE GIVEN OUT RETURNED TO CLEARWATER TO RAILWAY MEN (By Th* A uocU U d P t* u ) WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—Sending of federal troops Into West Virginia’s coni regions to restore order entered into a realm of probability today when militury officials called into con­ ference by President Harding to con­ sider the question. The decision of whether troops will ho Bent, however, will await conference to be held at the White House this afternoon. (D r Th* A uocllted P reti) CLEARWATER, Aug. 30—The jury empanelled by Coroner Evnns to in­ vestigate the Virginia Tumor case met again this afternoon with tho ox- * pcctation before adjourning they would have returned u verdict. Throe physicians who performed n post mortem examination declared tho girl hnd undergone a criminal operation and county officials said that this probubly caused her death as appar­ ently there was no flow of blood from tho knife wound through the heart which would indicate the wound was • made after death. • Dr. I. J. Belcher, of Tarpon Springs, third cousin of the girl, is in jail here und steadfastly denied nny con­ nection with the case. Belcher was arrested after it was ascertained his car wns pulled from the mud nt Book­ er Creek bridge at three o'clock Sat­ urday morning, a Hhort distance from where tho body of the girl wns found in tho creek several hours later. Of­ ficers snid today that Belcher told them Inst night he was summoned to attend n patient with n cut finger. Ho wns guided to n lonely brldgo where two men awaited him, one with an injured finger which he dressed. He said one man entered his (Bolcher'H) car and backed it into tho bog and the other threw a bloody hand­ kerchief into the rear which account­ ed for tiie blood on the sent and rug. WILL DECIDE ON THEIR ATTI- MAN CHARGED WITH DEATH OF TEN MOONSHINE STILLS MISS TURNER HAS NOTH­ TUDE TOWARD THE CAPTURED HY SHERIFF ING TO SAY WAGE CUT NEAR JACKSONVILLE CLEARWATER, Aug. 30.—Dr. I. CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Taking of the ( Hr Th* Aaiocl*t*d F r ill) J. Belcher, of Tarpon Springs, held in strike vote of the railroad workers of JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 30.—Ten connection with the tragic death of moonshine stills, with nn aggregate the county was under way today. The Brotherhood of Railway Train­ Miss Virginia Turner of this city, capacity of five hundred gallons of men was the first of the Big Four whose body was found in Hooker's liquor daily, with a large quantity of union organizations to start Its test creek, a tributary to Lake Butler, mash and other pnrnphernnlin, was of workers’ sentiment on whether to about twelve miles from here, lost seized in a small swamp ten miles Saturday about dusk, wus yesterday accept wage cuts or walk out. west of Jacksonville yesterday Sheriff Ballots were sent out to the 160,000 (returned from the Hillsborough coun­ Merritt announced today. Two white members of the trainmen's union, ty jail at Tampa to the Pinellas coun­ men were arrested in connection with simuntaneous with the dispatch of ty jail here. the raid. union officials and representatives to 1I Despite rumors of possible mob vio­ various railroad centers of tho country lence there was no attempt nt any to seo that every member votes. A 'point to interfere with the officers— complete vote iB asked by the union either when Belcher was taken to ITampa Sunday night or on tho re­ heads. Five hundred thousand members of turn trip here yesterday. Estimate of Deaths I' Belcher’s lawyers have not sought the federated shop crafts have already WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—Intemnl Caused by Auto Ac­ voted to walk out if their demands are to obtain his freedom f>n bond, nor evenue rollertions from nil sources cidents in Year 1920 has a date been set for the preliminary not met. luring the fiscal yenr 1921 decreased hearing. The latter matter will fol­ The other three brotherhoods’ strike m>re than *812,000,000 ns compnrcd STILL HOPED BODIES OF AIR­ Twelve Thousand Fatalities Chalked vote will be stnrted before the end of low the publication of the findings of rith the previous yenr, while the cost MEN WILL HE RECOV­ Up to My Auto, Tis of Thee tiie week. The trainmen broke away the coroner’s jury, or it may Le that V collection advanced from 55 cents ERED Belcher will waive preliminary hear­ l<> 88 cents 'or each $100 collected, .OOKS LIKE KLAN WAS STIR­ from the other three brotherhoods in ing nnd allow his case to go directly (By Th* A iio c a u d F r i l l ) taking the strike voie because of the RING THINGS UP IN THE (B r Th* AuocUUd F r i l l ) NEW YORK, Aug. 30.—An esti­ ^cconling to ii preliminary statement to the grand jury should the coroner's proposal wording of the bui'ots. HULL, Eng., Aug. 30.—Virtually mate of four and one-half million dol­ WINDY CITY "sued Inst night by Commissioner A statement accompanying the jury hold him, ns it doubtless will all wreckage of the ZR-2 hns how lars were paid by life insurance com­ Inir. (By Th* AuocU U d P r*u ) trainmen’s ballots declares the vote under the evidence adduced. Tht been raised and little more remaining panies on death claims from auto The increased cost of operating the CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Federal in­ of the membership to accept the wage Tarpon Springs doctor hns not made hut it is still hoped that the bodies nternnl revenue service during 1021 vestigation of the Ku Klux hlnn reduction or “to leave the service of any statement for publication. A Trib­ of the majority of the airmen who fatalities last year published today by hich amounted to about $40,000,000, started in Chicago by Assistant Unit­ the railroad rather than to continue une man visited him nt the jail yes­ lost their lives would he recovered. the Insurance Press. Statistics quot­ e explanncd, was due mainly to re- ed, States District Attorney Clinnin, under the reduced wages now in ef­ terday afternoon and questioned him The body of another English member ed to show during yenr automobiles uced collections nnd increased ex- ie announced today. Numbcrous com­ fect,” will be final and binding upoh as to the case, but Belcher said he had of the crew washed ashore six miles caused 12,000 fatalities. Life insur­ ance distributions for the yenr by nothing to state at this time. Aside west of here today. nse in supervising regulntory laws. plaints have been coining to his of­ officers of the union. companies in the United States and Total collections for 1021 amounted fice since the organization of the Ku The other three brotherhoods, it from being plainly worried by the sit­ Canada aggregated more than ono 0 $4,59f.,i)(iti,7ti5, against $5,407,600,- Klux branch here three weeks ago was said by officers of the trainmen’s ' uation, he wns self-possessed. He BARNSTABLE NEGROES billion, ninety-two million dollars, in­ 'rd in 1920, while income nnd profits Clinnin said. Allegations that the union, desired to word the strike bal­ was visited also by his attorneys, Col. HELD FOR TRIAL FOR cluding death claims, matured endowKlnn is opposed to public policy, that *XM yielded $3,225,790,053, contpurASSAULT ON WOMAN moots, dividends, etc. The largest lot in such n manner so that the of­ Thomas Palmer and W. B. Dickenson (i with 82,0511,036,003 the previous t makes no accounting of money it ficers would he authorized to disre­ of Tampa. They and A. B. McMullen, death claims settled during the yenr (B r Th* Allocated F r - ii) ear> U|i'l miscellaneous taxes pro- collects, that it makes profit on its gard a vote to strike if they saw fit. also a Tampa attorney, will represent [were $555,000 to heirs of WuRacu BARNSTABLE, Mass., Aug. 30.—A t uc‘,d $li:>*io,210,112, against $1,450,- regalia and therefore is a corporation Great significance was attached to him.—Tnmpn Tribune. Pierce, Boston grocer; heirs of Jako hearing yesterday' on charges of as­ operating for profit nnd that lawless the fact that the railroad unions de­ cD^4h in 1920. Hamon, Ardmore, Okla., received Elds are now being received for sault upon a white woman and the Income and iirnfits taxes represent- acts hnvo been ascribed to persons sire to get out the vo.o of every rail­ $105,000; Olive Thomas Pickford, mo­ d nearly 7n per cent nnd miscnllen- acting in the guise of the Klnn will road union member in the country. In 1 construction of a new building at robbing of her escort preferred tion picture star who died in Paris,, 0US hue - n per cent of total receipts form the basis of an investigation, previous votes taken by the railroad Bartow for the Growers’ Commercial against John Dies and Benjamin Go­ was insured for $135,000. unions only about 50 per cent of the ' Bank. The building will cost approxi­ mez resulted in the holding of the luring loji e.nnpnred with 73 per Clinnin snid. two Cape Verde island negroes for the mately $100,000. total membership balloted. cent for income and profits taxes and grand jury which meets here October PEACE TREATY WITH GERMANY ' Pl‘r wnt for miscellaneous taxes MINE UNION OFFICIALS WILL HE SENT TO SENATE’. it). In default of bonds of $15,000 IN WEST VIRGINIA ARE uring the •previous yenr. »•»»»•« JIVUII each, which were continued they were INDICTED FOR MURDER. Receipts from he national prohild(By Th* A llo ca ted Ft in '. remanded to jail. Joseph Andrews, a ! WASHINGTON, ion Aug. 3 0 .— The>n fri 'luring 1021 were $2,152,038, minor, the third member of the trio peace treaty with Germany Hignedi WILLIAMSON W. Vn., Aug. 30.— * compared with $(141,020 collected who weru threatened with lynching Thursday at Berlin will be sent to thu ' “ring ih, previous fiscal year. In nd- Indictments were returned today by a by a mob here recently, will be given , senate September 21st it wns stated special grand jury In session here 'ition, i umniissionor Blair estimated a hearing in the juvenile court on today at the White House. ! j*1 cull,.imns from fines and for- against C. F. Keeney and I' red Moon­ September 6th. ey, president and secretary, respect­ 1,lln's for violations of tho act ively, of District No. 17, United Mine LOOKS LIKE DOVE OF PEACE CHARLESTON, W. Vn., Aug. 3 0 CHICAGO SAFELY BOX v"ul'l approxim ate $r 00,000. STUDENT HELD ON MYSTERY UNSOLVED Workers, and C. II. Wortmnif, an in­ Gov. E. P. Morgan nt midnight last HAD FLOWN AWAY FROM ' l‘w V“rk( with a total of moro HOMICIDE CHARGE ternational organizer for tho miner s night telegraphed an appeal to Presi­ ISLAND a,i $1,000,(100,000 produced the most CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Tho two men union, In connection with the deaths dent Harding to send federal troops (By Th* AuocUUd F rau ) lt t‘r“l cvvi niie among the states, nm (By Th* A uocU U d Frau) who claimed they were bound and last May of Ambrose Gooslln and West' Virginia. ALLENIIURST, N. J., Aug. 30.— nnsylvnuiu was second with nearly BELFAST, Aug. 30.—Rioting, intb gagged while four robbers pounded Dnn Whitt. The two men were killed Rcitorntlng thnt large forces are Sulvutorc Laborde, a Cuban student at $488,000,000. 'during the three days shooting in which broke out here nt noon yester­ ngnin leaving the Cabin Creek dis­ the College of Mechanical Engineering open seventeen sufety dpeosit boxes *"flections in Southern states fol- Mingo county during the week of May day nnd continued until nfter midnight tricts for the Lognn bordor, Governor Cornell University, who is locked up of the Security Trust nnd Deposit Co. ws: begun again nt 7 o’clock this morning. in tho Jnil nt Freehold in connection in thu Mnsonic Temple Inst night woru 13. David Robb, on international or­ An hour Inter it wns reported three Morgnn sent the following statement with the deuth of Cecil Adrian Arth­ declared by thu police last night to bo to Washington nt midnight, address­ ganizer for the .minors, also was in­ lfioo«!‘la; In8om<! an<l Profits, $10,­ -.-04; increase 20 per cent; mls- dicted ns an nccesHory before the fact, more added to tho wounded list. Two ing it to both President Harding and ur wus charged Inst night with homi­ their only hope of solving the mystery. were killed nnd b ! x wounded yester­ cide. Arthur died Sunday morning I Secretary of War Weeks: 23o'ltMM,S* *n’077’0:i«; total, $10,180,- in connection with the death of Wil­ day nnd InHt night. from injuries received during u fist AMERICAN LEGION MEN “General Ilnmlholtz left here Snturliam McMullin, a Btute trooper, Inst Street fighting becamo pnrticulnrly VISIT BATTLEFIELD"J ^ i0; ,ncomo and. profits $28,- Juno. McMullin was Hhot .while on violent after ono o’clock when work­ day. At thut time armed men in Paint fight with Laborde nt n hotel musquernde bull on Friday night. >■' decrease, 15 per cent; mlK- gunrd duty. men from ninety factories in the vi­ Cnbin nnd LonB Creeks nnd Big Coal BRUSSELS, Aug. 30.—The party Eighteen other indictments charg­ cinity of Duncalrn Gardeps emerged River tields were dispersing. On Lit­ Counsel for Lnbordo, whose homo ^lancms, $8,002,581; total, $30,789,of American Legion members touring: is in Havana, protested the homicide vicinity of ing various offenses were returned. for dinner hour. Civilians placed tle Coal River in the charge and urged it bo changed to Europe left here today n a special turollna: Income and profits sand bags in tho middle of the street Shnries, CJathior, Blnlr nnd Madison, manslaughter under which ho could train to visit tho Belgian battlefields. Clenrwnter votes favorable to spend nnd maintained houvy firing against armor men in cxcchs of fifteen hun­ toi j *,,8D° : ,,l‘c reuse 14 p e rc e n t; Thoy were escorted by high officials $45,000 to purchaso a city pnrk site. tho police nnd military who were dred hnvo refused to disperse when obtain bail. tol*I $124,108,002. i and military men nnd will go over tho requested by representatives of feder­ The ‘big sugar corporation hnve £ £ £ * " * Income nnd profits,' luneouH, $8,401,024; total, $34,000,­ forced to abandon tho streets.,, ground whore war Americans fought al nnd Btntc governments. ."•*,.14.1; increase 0 per cent; mis- 587. . started their work on their sugar mill in tho world war. « .o , Every town big enough to have a Virginia: Income nnd profits $31,­ 4r.fi neoUH»$2*200,343; total, $28,3-22,nt Moore Haven. /This plant wi,l Within n few years Denmark hns 504,308, decrease 10 por cent; mis­ modern high school building .fins a grontly increased its tobacco product­ have n daily capacity of 600 tons per For office supplies, stationery, etc., secret hunch that It is the center of cellaneous, $20,096,700 ;i total, $01,­ dey when operating. come to tho Herald office. f i o j Ineom« “n(l profits, $25, ion. ’ American culture. 1 ' ’ <*l!CrcnBe, 3 pe rcent; misccl- 561,008. I ALL WRECKAGE DIRIGIBLE ZR-2 IS CLEARED AWAY INVESTIGATION KU KLUX KLAN IN CHICAGO RIOTING AGAIN ARMED MEN AGAIN STARTS BELFAST, GATHER IN BATTLE TWO ARE KILLED ZONE NEAR LOGAN �’V fTT' V.t • ' J V i-'W * *•« 1 ^'R S S R rw ••■ ■•■• *V •. ,\ •. ■ . .; * r? • I •f J *i t THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29,1921 * * j * * * * * * * * * * DR. BELCHER WORLD *l IS ARRESTED *: SPORT . * FOR MURDER * * * * * * * * * * * * MISS TURNER WHOSE HODY WAS FOUND IN CREEK NEAR TARPON THE STAR TO-DAY >* WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Lakelnnd nt Tampa. Dnytonn at Jacksonville. $t. Petersburg at Orlando. HOW THEY STAND Lodged In the Hillsborough county % L Pet. W jail to avoid possible mob violence ....08 38 .042 from citizens of Clearwater, Dr. I. J. Orlando .............. 48 .538 Uolchcr, of Tarpon Springs, early this Tampa ................ ....5C .538 ....G7 40 Lakeland ............ morning steadfastly refused to admit G8 ....48 .453 Daytona .............. guilty knowledge of the slaying of G8 .453 St. Petersburg .... ....48 Miss Virginia Turrtor, whose body was .380 .....41 67 Jacksonville ........ found flonting in the waters of Hook­ er creek, some distance northeast of RESULTS YESTERDAY Clearwater, and with whose murder Floridu State Longue he is chnrged. Ilelcher’s arrest occur­ No gnmes scheduled. red early last night during the course of an investigation by Detective Fred South Atlantic Association Thomas, who was employed by rela­ No games scheduled. tives of the murdered girl to handle American League the case. * At Dotroit 7, Now York 8. The physician’s arrest resulted when At Chicago 6, Boston 0. the detective learned thnt Uelchor hnd At Clovelnnd 3, Washington 2. driven out of Tarpon Springs to tho At St. Louis 12, Philadelphia 4. vicinity of tho brldgo over Booker Creek early Snturday, nnd hnd gotten National League his car stuck in making a return to At New York 4, Chicago 2. Tarpon Springs. Illood spots showed At Brooklyn 0, Pittsburg 2. upon tho bridge rail on tho Lake But­ Others not scheduled. ler side of the structure, according to the detective, who stated that a rug in Southern Association the car had been recently washed—to At New Orleans 9, Mobile 1. remove blood stains fro mtho cut fin­ At Memphis 7, Birmingham 0. ger of a man patient, as the doctor is At Chattanooga 1, Atlanta 0. said to huve explained. At Nashville G, Little Rock 4. Belcher wns first connected with tho ntfuir, according to tho detective, American Association where the investigators were inform­ A^ Kansas City 1-4, Toledo 2-4, ed thnt the dead girl had visited n A t Minneapolis 1, Indianapolis 2. Tarpon Springs physicinn on Wednes­ A t Milwaukee 8-1, Columbus 2-0. day, the> day* of her disappearance. At St. Paul 13-1, Louisvillo 3-3. Belcher, when first questioned, admit­ ted that a "Miss Davis," as he said International League she had called herself, hnd visited him At Rochester 11-2, Jersey City 4-0. Wednesday, snying thnt she wished At Buffalo 0, Baltimore 7. him to help a girl friend out of trou­ At Syrncuso 7-3, Newark 3-6. ble. As his help would hnve involved a criminal operation, the physicinn f t * * * * * * * * * told the detective, who wns accom­ panied by Sheriff George LindHey, of Pinellas county, he flntfly refused. The detective stated, however, thnt the physician who assisted the coro­ ner’s jury informed tho officers that n criminal operation hnd apparently WEST PALM BEACH—Tho winter been performed upon the young wom­ an. The officers, nlthough putting season has opened officially in West Belcher through a severe grilling, Paln\ Bench, according to *he police, wore unnblo early todny to explain tho first genuine hobo having been how the young woman’s Bhoulder nrrested htro Wednesday. This har­ came to be broken nnd what motivo binger of cold wonthor told the police incited tho crime. The detective, how­ his name wns .Jack Hunt nnd thnt he ever, was inclined to favor tho theory Was a member of the United Brother­ that the physician, having performed hood ofH oboes in good standing. In an operation nnd finding n dead girl municipal court Hunt wns senttneed on his hands, possibly broke the girl’s to pay u fine of $5,00 and) costs or go our colored men on every endeavor for shoulder and made the knife wound to jail ten days for vagrancy. Ho improving their condition. How much' in the heart to throw searchers off didn't hnve the cash. nobler to recognize that he has a the trail. The detective stated that heart and soul that can be appealed to this theory is backed by the fact th a t,! DAYTONA.—Day tuna’s new city ns be states, that the wound in the 1hall, erected nt n cost of $40,000, beby kindness and consideration. The I| enmo officially tho headquarters of Perhaps, nowhere else is there n heart apparently •• - did not bleed. • finer settlement of colored people than autopsy showed, he said, that the girl lhe d frovtnmiont Thursday when our own Georgcaown with its homes, »'«<» been dead for some time before officials moved from the old building its schools and churches. • being thrown into tile w ater.-T am pa which hnd served the purpose more There is one grand rulu that wu Tribune. than thirty years* The now build­ will be measured by at the judg­ ing, nt the corner of Palmetto nnd ment day, which mny be fast ap­ FOUND BODY OF Ornngcavenuts, one block west of tho proaching. It is called the Golden old city hall, is of reinforced con­ LADY FLOATING Rule. crete with stucco finish and Spanish BROOKER CREEK tile roof. The second floor will be May the Lord who can melt stony hearts and open blind eyes enable this the new lioniu of tho Dnytonn City ignorunt, narrow anonymous letter CLEARWATER, Aug. 29.—Miss Library, which will bo moved from writer to see himself as he is should Virginia Turner, 21 year old daughter tht librury building on City Island be the prayer of every true hearted, of Arthur C. Turner, of Clearwater, within the near future, broad-minded, noble Southerner. was found dead, floating in the wat­ With best wishes, er of Brooker Creek, northeast, of OLDSMAR—With n view to in­ MRS. A. E. I’HILLII’S. hero, late Saturday. She left homo creasing the production of strawber­ Wednesday saying she was going to ries in this section tho coming senson, SALARIED SECRETARY. Tampa. No word had been received the Oldsmar Growe-s’ Association has PALATKA, Aug. 29.—The local from her since she left. Her left arm been organized. Tht growers have chamber of commerce, which recent was broken ami she had been stabbed acquired an office and plan to meet ly grew out o fthe Businessi Men’s through the heart. Authorities are in­ each Monday night to discuss the vestigating. Club, and added a few liinishing The body, found by two boys crop. A large building east* of town touches designed to maintain the while fishing, was brought to Clear­ has been equipped as a packing house. city’s commercial body on a more suc­ water where after several hours it F. II. Coltman was elected president cessful basis, has adopted a tentative was identified by Mr. Turner, who is and E. G. Snttorslee, vice president, budget of $8,000 for the present fiscal one of the oldest residents of Pinellas and each member of the organization year. Two thousand four hundred county and a former-'county cominis-; will servo as a digbetor. The growdollars of this amount is contingent sioner. / ers of this section had thtir first ex­ upon an appropriation from the city The girl’s father told sheriff depu­ perience with cooperative enterprises for publicity purposes, and will be ties that she left home intending to when they pooled their fertilizzor rtsliced off should the city fail to pro­ go to Tampa by nutomobile bus to quirements nnd purchased in carload vide the monoy. visit friends. She also had friends lots. They expressed themselves a:> The budget calls for a salaried sec­ at Tarpon Springs on the road to will pleased with tho plan and aro retary and an office. A campaign to which place is tho creek in which her now hopuful that concerted effort will increase the membership of the or­ body was found. make Oldsmar a strawberry produc­ ganization to 300 members will be Coroner Charles Evuns began an ing center. inquest Suturday night but indicated launched early in September. that no clues hnd been discovered. BLUM MCKING TIME Sheriff deputies and the coroner ex­ FOR FLORIDA G. O. B. .;.+<• 4*4*4-4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4* press the belief that the girl had been - ********** Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. LETTER FROM MRS. A. E. PHILLIPS I> My Dear Herald: Our finu paper is being received faithfully away up in the hills of Car­ olina where wo are visiting ami en­ joying the magnificent weather and gracious hospitality of loving griends. I note the trial to which you have been subjected in being the recipient of that low-flung “unonymous’’ letter. Wo congratulate ourselves that wo have a man at the helm who knows how to take care of the situation! I nm the child, the grand-child and tho great grand child, it may be, of slave-holders! They did not introduce slavery; the north did that, but we perpetuated it. Tho time came in the providence of God when these negroes, after per­ haps one hundred nnd fifty years, should be freed. For the most part, let us hope, they hnd not been treated unkindly, nnd many a tender tale of their devotion to their musters’ fam­ ilies can be recounted. For instance, during tho Civil war, with our men in the army and our women and children at home unpro­ tected, these slaves might have risen up und have committed the unspeak­ able crime with ujl the horrors of a bloody insurrection! * What do we not owe them in the way of kindly fueling and apprecia­ tion? There is a creature upon whom wo mny confer tho title of “ignoble Southerner.” lie is a white man with a blnck heart, llow much better to bo a blnck man with a white heart! How much better to congratulate :i f 4.+.j.. j . .;. . j . .;. <..;..;. ♦ W atchm akers Engravers ♦ ♦ ♦« ♦ Jewelers Opticians ♦ ♦ ■ zMcLaulin’s 212 [Vest First Street J* killed nnd her body thrown into the creek from an automobile. Traces of an utomobile lending to tho writer's edge were found. Officers said the car hnd apparently stalled in the deep sand. A bridge about 1G0 feet from where the body was found gave the nppenrnnco of having been damaged by nn automobile. Whethur Mr. Turner hnd given the authorities nny information that might lead to an nrrest they refused to state. Friends of the girl said she had no cn&micB and there hnd been no love affair which could have re­ sulted in tho tragedy. WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.—The civ­ il service commission hns been re­ quested to hold examinations of ap­ plicants for appointment of post­ masters a t tho following places ’in Florida. The commission wilf give duo notice nt tho respective postofflees of the date when these exami­ nations will bo held. Information from whatever source permissible under tho civil service rules touching the suitability of eligibles will bo given enreful consideration: Carrabollo, Century, Fcrnnndinn, Grovelnnd, Wllliston,Haines City, Rocklodgc, Starke, Winter Garden. Genius is one part inspiration nnd The world news tho day It happens, nine parts perspiration. the Herald office. ' \ . 4 TOM MOORE in Officer 666 Also a Two-part Comedy Tomorrow—Gladys Leslie in “Straight is the Way” and Fox News ENJOY YOUR TRIP Have you over been “caught short of cash” when touring and been ombnrrnssed nt hotels, garages nnd shops by tho moro or less unwel­ come attitude toward your personal chocks t ‘ You can enjoy your trip, free from anxiety regarding money mat­ ters if you keep yourself supplied with thoso self-identifying, every­ where-accepted, sufe, Convenient Cheques for travelers. Peoples Bank of Sanford Atnriean Bankers Association A. B. A. Kaynee Rompers and Wash Suits stand the STATE NEWS t 0K % RO M PERS hard wear youngsters give their clothes. The materials and making are carefully inspect­ ed—the fabrics are unusually fine—the styles are the smartest you’ve ever seen. Kaynee first cost is no greater than the cost of ordinary wash togs. Mothers who appre­ ciate quality should see our attractive as­ ;; sortment. " ’ W E ~ S E L L CHEQUES T n E M- NEGRO KILLS DEPUTY riNG FATAL SHOOTI IN PALM BEACH COUNIT. PARK. A T WINTER 1 James Murphy, negro of Orlando, wns Bhot nnd killed by RufuB Burch, another negro, from Altamonte, at Winter Park, last night, Marshall Hall, u third negro, with Murphy, nt the time, wns woundod in the log. One report wns that tho two negroes quarreled over a negro woman ,and another that tho troublo wns caused over a debt. Burch is lodged in the Orange county jail. According to the story which comes from Winter Park, the shooting oc­ curred just off the main street in Winter Park about a block from the telephone exchange at about 6:30. Four shots are reported to have been fired. Officer D. C. Overstreot arrest­ ed Burch after ho hnd thrown away tho pistol and rnn from the scene of tho shooting. Sheriff Karel and hos deputies arrived fnyn Orlando and Burch wns turned over to them.—Or­ lando Sentinel. i MIAMI, Aug. 29.—Dado county deputy sheriffs are searching along tho Miami drainage canal for Stm Welch, negro, charged with having shot dead Deputy Sheriff G. C. Doug­ las nt Bnro Bench, Palm Beach coun­ ty, nnd seroiusly wounding Ilownrd Dougins, the slain man’s son. A war­ rant for Wejch’s nrrest has been re­ ceived here. Deputies scoured tho banks of the cnnnl from n launch during tho day but found no trncc o ftho fugitive. It is expected thnt tho negro will endenvor to escape by tho Miami cans! In an effoffrt to get to tho coast to tnko a vessel to tho Bahama inlands, his former homo. According to infor­ mation received by Sheriff Allen of this city, Welch held up another ne­ gro at tho head of the cnnnl* Saturday morning, robbing him of $70 or $80, nnd Dougins attempted to pluce him under nrrest on this charge. -•» H o rses & I V T ia le s JUST ARRIVED Two fresh car loads. The good kind, some good saddle and driving horses. Lots ♦of cf mated teams. For prices see REID, ---------------------------W ith------ --------------------- X SANFORD AND WINTER GARDEN » 4*4**M*4*•i,,9,'t*4,+ ,5,*!,<*,t,*S,,M*4*•K*4*+4,*J,+ ,H,+*5*,5*+4,+*H,+*+++*l*++* Lumber , trapped Lumber is the lowest that it has been in years and ypars. But the price of any commodity rarely remains stationary for long. It either goes up or down. Lumber prices have hit bottom. Their next move will be upward. Now is the timk to buy lumber for build­ ing purposes. If you are ever going to build anything, buy your lumber now. *’ ' HILL LUMBER CO. SERVICE QUALITY PRICE �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921 PAGE TWO MR, JINKS WAS DISCOURAGED WILL STUDY MEANS S O C IE T Y With All Hit yVork on “Flivver, All He Could Do <V ji Make the Horn Squawk. I MRS. FRED DA1GER, Society Editor, Phone 217-W Allvo? I’ll any they’re nllve! The old outfit hna decided not to "dine" 'Tuesday—Mrs. David Caldwell will on the proverbial corn willlc next year entertain the members of the Mon­ at camp. The "skipper* 'saya they day Bridge Club at her apartment will have apples and bananas rolling In tho Wclnkn, nt 3:30 p. nt. all over the mess hall. Mess Snrgcant Wednesday—Mrs. Howard Smith will emtertin the members of the T. N. Engon won't get cussed out and Tom T . Club, at her home on Sanford Meredith can get three squares a day. How are they going to do it! Easy, Heights, at 4 o’clock. when you pot the live bunch Com­ Thursdny—.Miss Agnes Dumas will pany D hns. Put on a minstrel di­ entertain at u "shower" in compli­ rected by Allison nnd Rudisell. Glvo ment to Miss Helen Peck, n bridea (rood show and raise “beauceaup vlcct, of September. Thursdny—Stay nt Home Club will francs" as the French say. That for have a dnnee nt the home of Mr. a starter nnd follow it up until camp nnd Mrs. R. J. Holly, Thursday time next summer with other things and then, "Oh you ents." night. In order to successfully carry out Friday—Peter Schnnl will give n •dance ut the Valdez hotel} nt} 0 the nbove plnns so ns to hnve the best minstrel which hns ever been pro­ o’clock. Saturdny—Children’s Story Hour will duced in Sanford an executive com­ be held at the Central Park at ft mittee was appointed consisting of J. G .Michnel chairman; P. A. Mcro, o’clock. D. D. Whitcomb, W. M. Connelly. This Mr. Allen Jones returned home Inst committee met Inst night with Mr. night from Tampu, where he spent L. J .Allison, representing the Alli­ son-Rudisell Production Co., of Char­ several days. lotte, N. C., and plans were formu­ Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Harper, lated whereby under the direction of whose mnrringo was a recent event, that company the minstrel would ho Even at Sea, and at Some Distance arrived here Monday, kind will make ready for the public during the latter Animal Knew Destroyer to part of September. Sanford their home. Which It Belonged. One feature about this minstrel Except for tin* serial numbers Mrs. R. Z. Johnson hns as her which the committee feels will he a guests, Misses Ethel Singletary and little out of the ordinary will be the painted boldly on the how, newt per­ inclusion of some fifteen of Sanford’s sons have the greatest dillietilly in Merceda Lloyd, of Jacksonville. recognizing one of.the .">»*• destroyer* "most winsome creatures, ns t'were." In the I'lilted Stales navy from anoth­ Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Mobley left this At least that is what they called the er, hut there Is a dog aboard the de­ morning in their car for Jacksonville bride nt the wedding the other night stroyer Selienek No. 1.111 which - ei.i* where they go to meet Miss Georgia on the court house steps. lyrcy i la lids regard to have far more Hum Mobley, who has been at Camp Junn- Mero and "Lil" Connelly were both human Intelligence. This dog—of no particular laced luskn, N. C. They were accompanied very much opposed to having the la­ has been aboard the Selienek for nt• ut ns far ns Daytona by Miss Martha dies take any part at all, hut tinallv two years. Fox. after much persuasion, they half­ OHIrcrs aboard the Selienek tire tellheartedly consented. Anyway, the In the story of how. not long ago, girls will lie there. 1 when the vessel went from IViiMign'n Various other committees were ap­ to limintiimimo, the dog was lost, lie pointed at the meeting last night, and could not he found when the time for these will be announced later. Watch departure arrived, although the crew been searching the town for him tins column, "The Doings of Com­ laid for almost two hours. Airs. A. Blum, Miss I.. Dittman pany D," as it is called, for further It developed that the dog, after the Mrs. M. Wilson and Mr. Chns. A news. It might lie interesting. For Selienek departed, reached another de­ Speer, of Jacksonville, were register instance, one member of the execu­ stroyer nnd went to sen with them. ed at tile Montezuma yesterday. During the voyage the two destroy­ tive committee contemplates matri­ mony in the near future. Another has ers passed well out to sea. The dog his own consent to do the same thing. was on the bridge nnd Imrked so loud­ ly that he attracted ilw attention of You know he bought the bridal cake A congenial group of the young at the dance the other night. He's the Selienek. social set will entertain at a dinner been sleeping with it under his pillow Royalty in a Freight Yard. party this evening in compliment to ever since. I.leuleaant Commander Hugo W. Miss Helen Peck, a charming brideKoehler in the World's Work says: Our nearest neighbors la u squalid «!ect of September. The guests will iKotarians Met out-freight yard where we took uf» include Misses Helen Peck, Agnes In Novnrosslsk were the for­ Dumas, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Hines, at Luncheon Today quurter* mer president of the Vladikavkaz rail­ Messrs. Raymond Phillips and Don road, the best system In Russia, who, The Sanford Rotary Club hud one with Ills children and grandchildren, Whitcomb. of the best meetings of the season to­ occupied one small conch. The Grand day with many of the boys back home Duchess Marie Pavlova with members I)r. Walker’s Mail De­ who have been taking a vacation. of her former suite and their families, livered to California President Stevens was in his old place ulsc It..i a single coach, while her son. songs and good cheer helped to the Grand Duke Audrey, with Ids son Without any Address and digest the luncheon (accent on the of oddly Indollnlte parentage und said son'll mother, a famous haljerlaa la Dr. Walker, pastor of the First lunch) und the meeting was fraught tier day, likewise lived for months In Methodist Church, of this city, has with many good things. Prof. Mc­ a tiny railroad coach on the opposite just returned from a trip that took Kay, the principal of the Sanford' side of our mudhole. The grand schools was the guest of honor anil duchess was a charming lady, nor did him to California, West Virginia and other points. While in California the made a splendid talk on the Boy the terror of her situation and the squalor of our surroundings take Herald mailed him a letter. It was Scout movement as he had observed it utter one whit from her delightful sense of in various places and especially in mailed to iJv. Walker, First Metho­ liuinor and her quality of urn* grande dist Church, Sanford. The postoffice Key West. The Ro'.arinns are getting dame. here forwarded it to California with­ ready for a big season and a most out any street address and it was Famous Grove Disappearing. handed to Dr. Walker in the postof­ Mexican children gathering firewood are slowly wiping our u clump of cot­ fice out there along with ids other tonwood tree* northwest of Juarez. mail. In a way this was remarkable NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 30.— Mex., across the Rio Grande from El und showed that the olFice force was nlive, that Dr. Walker is well known Statistics for presentation at the Paso. Tex., which hns been known as "Pence Grove" lu-.iiuse It was there and that Herald mail goes everywhere Eucumcnienl Methodist Conference lliiil tSea, Francisco I. Mndern agreed in London next month show that oven without any address—sometimes. to a series of armlstlees wlileli piecedDr. Walker says that everybody American Methodism has gained 1,- ed the end of Ids revolution. Approxi­ 2,15,01)1 members net during the past mately 2.1 trees marked the liistorlenl Knows about Sanford. decade, it was announced here tod spot la 1011. Today, It Is said, less Pest cards—local views—lc each at by the Secular Press Bureau of the than half this number survive the raids of the ehlldren sent to seureli for fuel. Methodist Episcopal Church South. the Herald office. The grove won Its name In 1011 when Mndern led Ids troops against the ■♦ve ♦ -r+++4-++-i-•►++•}• +•:•+-t-++-t-+* +-m - -iJuarez federal garrison, which re­ mained loyal to President Porllrlo Din/.. Tin.....mtnniidcr of the garrison and Madera arranged several iiriiilst lees under the t r e e s o f t h e grove. TO PKOVJDE WUllK FOR UNEMPLOYED WASHINGTON, Aug. 00. SOCIAL CALENDAR Have you visited the new Cash Service Station? OH as Leprosy Cure. So successful hu* Dr. P. Hooper lii-eli III the FIJI Ishllld* III tile treatturrit nf leprosy with ehauliiiongrii oil. that he reports to the .liuirmit of Trop­ ical Medicine iitul Hygiene (l.union) Hint lu the years 1IHM and HUB 23 pa tlcut* were discharged on parole, of whom one returned, mill he now has *lx more apparently cured and ready for discharge. Doctor Hooper believes that nil cases of skin leprosy and some of the nodular form run he cured by Intra­ muscular Injections of eluiulmoogra oil, cure or failure depending largely upon how early the treatment begins. If not you don’t know what real Service is Try us. U . S. T IR E S GAS Vulcanizing OILS Incorporated First Street and Elm Avenue ; $ | | ♦♦4-++4-+++++4-+++<-++++4-++4-++++++++++4-++4-+++++4-+4-++4>4.+++ All He Could See. A sharp-tongued, red-faced Inwyer wns cross-examining a (wltness ns to his sobriety. "You were seen." lie be­ gan. "entering the Spread Eagle ns soon ns the doors wore open or soon afterward?" "Yes." replied III'* witness, "hut no* to drink." "What object lind you In view then?' -Isited the lawyer. ‘ The only object I had In view, sir. as I went In wns yourself coming out.* —Plt’shurgh Chronicle-Telegraph. Castor Pomace * ^ >I 'U ' ' I *] Hardwood Ashes 1. • * 4f •I • | Ground Tobacco Stems FINE HARVESTING WEATHER PREVAILS IN THE STATE KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E GOAT MANURE And Other Materials GAINESVILLE, Aug. 30.—Fine Our Prices Will Save You Money harvesting weather is prevailing in Florida according to the weekly re­ view of crop conditions in this state issued by the Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates for the week ended Satur­ day. Ruin is needed for fall plantings, the review says. Harvesting of corn is proceeding on a small scale. Cottyn picking is gen­ PHONE 530 eral and old cotton is beginning to move. The ground is being prepared for fall Irish potatoes; sweet potato yields ❖ 4*❖ -H1•>+++4* 4-♦+•M*❖ *H* 4-4-❖ -I-•{••}•+-J-^ +.y arc showing up lower than expected. Harvesting of hay is in progress with ideal weather conditions. 4>4"t+4,4>4>4l++++4l4>4>4>4>4a4>4>44>4"l>4>4,4,<t4>4oM>4I4ot4>4>4o|'4»C>4»4>4>4>4,<.+++^ Citrus fm it is sitid to be developing nicely, but rain is badly needd in some sections. The condition of ail live stock con­ tinues good. Rain is needed by the truckers, ac­ cording to the review. The bureau's reports show an increased acreage of cowpens for hay, and the condition o f 1 peanuts and velvet beans indicates good yields. WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—Henry Ford’s terms for taking over the Muscle Shoals power ami nitrate plant were assailed publicly today by Gifford Pinehot, former chief forester and conservationist. CAN GET SOME SLEEP NOW Dr. G. A. Davis, of DoLund, after five nights watching the beds of pa­ tients, went to sleep at the wheel of his Font, Saturday afternoon, and side-swiped an oak tree near DeLeon Springs. The car was wrecked and Dr. Davis painfully injured. He was taken to Del.and hospital, where his injuries were dressed. He hopes to lie aide to return to his own home today.—Dei,and News. FORT MYERS, Aug. 30.—Burg­ lars entered the local office of the Standard Oil company on the muni­ cipal wharf here, some time between Saturday night and Monday morn­ ing, loaded tile heavy safe on a boat and esccaped. The loss is said by of­ ficials of the concern to involve a large sum of money and the hooks. Titc celebrated Kcnelworth Lodge, a pnuulnr hostelry at Sehring, hns changed hands nnd the now manage­ ment contemplate much improvement and a prosperous season for tIn* com­ ing winter. Thenew steel bridge crossing the Hlnckwntcr creek near Milton has been completed and a big celebration will lie held to commemorate it on tile .1th of September. CATARRH OF THE STOMACH rw jO U CANT ENJOY LIFE You want to learn about the best ink that you can buy and while it may be new to you it is not new to others. You want to know about the best ink that is sold at a better price. You want to know about the ink that is used by the government and by all the largest cor­ porations. The ink that is used by all the largest firms in your own and neighboring cities. Read the telegram below: 1920 JUN 14 PM 5 1!) A356W 25 COLLECT 1 EXTRA TW WASHINGTON DC 515 P I t JASMINE INK CORPN 5 HALL ST NORFOLK VA GOVERNMENT AGAIN AWARDS JASMINE INK CORPORATION BLUE BLACK ALL SIZES RED ALL SIZES AND MUSCILAGE QUARTS. OVER THIRTY COMPETITORS. JASMINE QUALITY WINS AGAIN. GEORGE DEEDMAYER, SALES MANAGER. Jasmine Ink is now used by the majority of the schools and colleges in the South. It is used by all the rank and file who have found out that they can get a superior ink at a much lower price in the reliable Jasmine Ink. It’it is not just what we say it is, bring it back and get your money. Come in and fill your foun­ tain pen and get a free trial of the ink that is making the South famous. w ith a K ite, to u r , b l o tte d ito m - tch. Food d o e* n o t o o u q th . I m te td it i* t *ourca o i m i u r y , earn in g p a in i, b elch in g , d iu in e * * t o d head, ache*. Q The petion with a bad (tomach ihould be taliified with nothing le*a than permanent, latting relief. Tho right remedy will aci upon the lining* of the (tomach, enrich the blood, aid in catting out the catarrhal poiaona and ttrengthen every bodily function. Tho large number of people who have *ucce*ifully u*ed Dr. Harlman** famout medicine, recommended for all catarrhal condition*, offer the itronge*! pottible endonement for DISTRIBUTORS fo r SEMINOLE COUNTY H » a l C u t* Apply Iota ami—pd° �. ?• • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921 UMPIRE MUST STICK TO DECISIONS MADE Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. Not Permissible for Him to Re­ verse Rulings. All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE CONUTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. I F*n» Art Wrong In Thinking That Arbiter l> Bullheaded—Few Qamee Would Bb Finished If Argument* Were Allowed. FISH STEW E X C E LL E N T DISH PAGE THREE PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Home Demonatratlon Agent* of tha Department of Agriculture Rec­ ommend It Highly. * ——, « The "pine hark fish stew,” wlilrh Is being marketed by the cunning clubs In the southern states along the At­ You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ lantic and gulf coasts, should he of Interest to Housewives, says the New fessional and Business Man in \ork Times. The develojiment of combination foods peculiar to certain Sanford in This Column localities has been particularly fos­ tered by extension agents of the Uni­ ted States Department of Agricul­ ture and the state agricultural col­ LAWYERS CONTRACTORS leges which carry on hoys’ nnd girls’ club work. Almost every country In George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser the world ami practically ev^ry dis­ trict In the United States, !ihs a spe­ Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder cial "one-piece" dish made of the prodOver Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA ucts In that region. The gumbo of SANFORD FLORIDA the far South, the New England boiled dinner, the hmilllnhalsse of Marseilles reproduced In New Orleans. Hun­ Sanford C onstructs Co. BATTERIES garian goulash, Chinese chop stiey, In­ CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS * B H W O TO U R dian curry, Irish stew, French ragout, Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully’ are Instances of this tendency to blend Battery Troubles to Us Furnished flavors In one dish. W » l p « c U l l i . an E L o tr ie tl W ork t a d can r t f * All Work Guaranteed Pine bnrk fish stow ts a character­ Tou d ap aad ab la M r r lo ... istic dish In Mouth Carolina, j Very W I ALSO R A V E COM PETEN T M E C H A N IC ! n . T. PACE P. o; Bo* SM FO R O V E R H A U L IH d T O U R OAR probably It was Introduced by settlers from the southern part of*Franco and Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors from Italy. Italians living In south­ ’ Company ern California servo a* similar fish Sketches and Estimates Free; a * stew. The homo demonstration agents, Phone 189 L. A. Rcnaud, Prop. building too targe nnd none too — «U seeking n popular and somewhat novel ----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED— product which would not ho In com­ HARTFORD BATTERY petition with commercial canned Wilson & Shorey goods, decided to have the clulis make Pino nnd Garland Sts., Orlando, Flo. “Battery Insurance” a specialty of canning pine hark tjgh stew. Sold and Serviced by PURE WATER Onion, tomatoes, celery, pimento and fish nro the Ingredients, which aro Edw. Higgins, Inc. cooked slowly In vegetable oil and Elder Springs Water poured over "southern style" rice. At Haight & Magee large out-of-doors gatherings and com­ 99.98% PURE munity lunches this Jr served ort pieces Phone 311-W Sanford, Fla. GARAGES of pine hark, giving the dish Its nnme. In Florida, Georgia nnd all the gulf states various local fish are adapted Smith Bros. Garage LORD’S PURITY to the combination. Entirely too ninny fnns linve nn Idea that umpires stick to their bad de­ cisions out of sheer hullliemludnesa. Those fans are almost Invarlnhly wrong. Every umpire time and again in the season understands In u Hirsh after he has decided one way thnt he should have decided another, but If he reversed himself, thus encouraging kicks, protests and delays, he would «• lose his Job In short order, wrltcB an Eastern scribe. Very few fans stop to consider why the rule against umpires reversing themselves on derisions of fnct Is al­ i ***■ most as iiaalteraliJe us the laws of the Modes nml Persians, but the rule ts absolutely necessary If any hall game Is to lie Mulshed In less time than la required for one of thosu three-day pricket matches. SERVICE PROGRESS STRENGTH If umpires were to heed arguments, \ % INTEREST PAID proofs and figures nnd reverse them­ selves, they would do nothing but hold court, and few Imll games would go more than one Inning, an enough ish their own text books the coming disputed decisions would ordinarily * * * * * * * * * * yenr, beenuse of tho discontinuance nrlse In the first round to keep the by the county school hoard of Its free ump engaged all the reHt of the after­ noon. distribution. .Second-hand books will Long nml painful experience hns be sold by the board for half their taught the powers that lie In baseball * * * * * * * * * original price. The county school thnt It Is better to lay It down os a terms begins September 5th. definite principle that an umpire shall I stick by Ids decision, even when he FOR MYERS—Morton M. Milford, realizes nn second thought that he was former Washington correspondent for PALATKA—A footbnll game is niddlc western newspapers, nnd now planned ns one of the features of the wrong, than It Is to encournge the Expert Repairing players In the belief that If they talk WATER dltor of the Fort Myrcs Press, hns celebration to be held here November4 long nml loudly enough they can per OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Do Not Fear Treat. one to Imliunnpolis, whore ho will Oak and First AS GOOD AS THE BEST I don’t think that anybody (boy or 11,'Armistice Day, by the local post ■unde him to reverse himself. married September 0, to Miss of the Amercan Legion. The program otherwise) who has the knowledge of Dally Service Phone 197 Florence Moffett. Miss Moffett, who for tho day is said to ho one of the Itroes required by the test for the REAL ESTATE B a s e b a ll merit budge In forestry will over be as a member of the fnculty of the most extensive ever enrried out in afraid to tie alone In the ’woods at lijfh school at LnBell last year, is a Central Florida. Committee have been SANFORD NOVELTY E. F. Lane night, or at nny other time. Once Elect of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Henton, appointed to arrange the various de­ [f this city. Mr. Milford expects to McKculy, scmlpro hall tosa- you know what the leaves do, and Real Estate and Insurance WORKS tails and tentative reports indicate er,William what makes them green and how the bus been signed hy the Cuba. eturn to Fort Myers with his bride sap runs and why (or as much of that thu proposed celebration has met with Phone 95 he latter part of September nnd will an enthusiastic response in ail quar­ "why" ns Is known), and how the V. C. COLLER, Prop. There Is nothing left of the cham­ ccupy n handsome homo in IU\odc wood (Issue Is formed, ami how tho ters. While tho opposing pigskins pion Giants of 1D17 except Hums and roots work, and what the tree does Island avenue which he recently purGeo. W. Knight General Shop and Mil] elevens havo not yet been chosen, Sallee. Id winter—when you know such things ased. • • • plans nro under way to bring Stetson Real Estate and Insurance Harney Dreyfus Is one of the lend­ obotit trees, you should never again Work University and Southern College here be lonesome In the woikIb. For though SANFORD FLORIDA BLOUNTKTmVN—Governor ‘Har­ ing members of thu Westmoreland for the event. nil those ure merely scientific facts, CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Golf club. is* has written Calhoun county offii they will make the trees real living • • • lals urging that they avnil thom517 Commercial Street Sanford, FU, tilings to you, nnd then you will begin STATE LEAGUE PLANS. The Mcusel family In husctmll plves o ft very lawful means to end to understand what Is meant when The vocational commlttco of the Busi­ united in the same city If nut on the le illicit whiskey traffic in this counone speaks of the trees "whispering” ness nnd Professional Womon’s Club ELECTRICAL same club. ORLANDO, Aug. 110.—At a meet­ and of the leaves "clapping their f. The governor suggested thnt fro• • • rcquoBts nil young women desiring Bent offenders of the prohibition law ing of the Florida State League held Wonder if the Galveston "Sand- hands."—Ocorge Gladden In Boys’ employment to register nt the First COLONIAL LAMPS hero yesterday arrangements were given heavy fines nnd if thiH puncrabs" got their name through n tend­ Life. Nntionn! Hnnk. made for the 19211 baseball season. ency to go hack wards. |hment proved inadequate, that jail AGNES O. BERNER, Chnirmon Recognition. • • * fid road sentem es j>c meted out. The The league next year will comprise ______c_________________________ "He easy on im\ your honor, this Is Ike Kemp, former Huston college pvernor expressed himself ns bc- the same teams as make ti up at Glasses Designed the first counterfeiting. I have over Eyes Examined first Imsenmn. Is to he given a trial Ig conversant with the efforts of the present ,there being a possibility that dune.” with Itie Cleveland team. lunty authorities to stamp out the two more clubs may be taken in. The • • • "You made u remarkably good Job of OPT. D. lathe ami ■ onon-tided them for htoir salnry limit will ho rigidly enforced, Another excellent name for a hall these bills, and I believe In recognizing pndling of several recent cases in each jtcnin being required to put up player Is Diamond, who catches for genius." "Thunks, your hmior." hich large lines were given. Sheriff a bond of $2,500 in good faith, be­ Do* Denver team of the .Midwest "Ten yours." — Birmingham Agosides the forfeit bond required Hint league. lark, in his . elentlcss war on the • • • Ilcrnld. the seaso nwlll ho played out. The |ntrabnmi op, •iitinrs, hns gained the Jeff Tesreau, former Giant plcher, ■tinction of making the largest senson will be opened the first Mon­ Announcement Is made of a deal be­ has signed n contract to coach the day in April and close Labor day. ngle haminI iptnro in west FloriDartmouth baseball team for tile next tween Ihe St, Joseph ami Tulsa West­ GILLON & FRY OPTOMETRIST 1 This oentf d when he seized the ern league clubs whereby St. Joseph OPTICIAN three seasons. Phone 442 • • • Pfht Curlew, with whiskey valued In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ trades Pitcher Nlek Gallop to Tulsa for Graduate Northern Illinois Collcgo 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. Piiehcr Karl Adams. 1,10,000 ah, d. The sheriff nssistcuit, Seminole County, Floridn. Tom McGuire, center fielder for MiirUnshurg In the Mine Itldge league, —In Chnncory. in prose, oiing the men following TRANSFER bus been sold to tin* Rochester Inter­ |eir arrest a I then was charged WILSON VULCANIZ­ national league team. FORECLOSURE |th the duty disposing of the vnl“WE DELIVER THE GOODS’* • • • ING WORKS GENTLEMAN BOXERS Ihle cure.,, i t> eonflsented liquor Hank of Oviedo, a Florida Hanking C . 0. W ILSON, Owner Transfer Dos Moines lias a new second bnser faureii n , M improvised trench SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND Corporation, Complainant, man answering to the name of Vunu, Storage Facilities Some folks have funny notions |g'n the jail yard. REASONABLE PRICES vs. which sounds more like a new soft If we plensc you, tell others; if not about boxers. .i W ig h t D r o th .r . O a r« ,o D ulM Inf Wm. Jacobs, Defendant. drink than the name of a hall player. tell us. Phone 498 They figure Unit ihe light • • • jTAlIPA—Tonsorial artists nnd n o t ic e o f S p e c ia l m a s t e r ’s game Is rough and brutal. Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Ave Chet Thomas, catcher, recently reSALE itm In this world anything we lrson* ",'h" hai die raw food nnd milk HOTELS iicconqdlsli we must light fur. Notice is hereby given that I, as Irased hy “ the Cleveland American be sul jto ti'd to a rigid physlNew Era Printery True, there are a few roughin»peetion oneu or twice a yenr Special Mnster in the nbovc styled league team, has signed lo manage the G. Bassett Smith, Prop. league (emu. neck boxers. Inn thu. average Hotel Montezuma |<tr the plan ,if Dr, j, , Harris, city cause, will, under nnd by authority of Hartford (Conn.)• Eastern • • COMMERCIAL AND shows ns many gentlemen In It thnt certain final deerco issuing out 1 In officer. 1'r' Harris hns drafted JOB PRINTING “Sanford’s New Hotel” ns any other business. Ted Jminlnn, Salt Lake City first putative ovdinanco which he hopes of the above styled Court dnted June baseman, Pacific Const league, who Where would vmi find finer 11.50 Up Per Day I a't- etuliodii d in the proposed re- 29th, 1021, offer for sale and sell at Inis been on Ihe shelf for a month with men tliiiu Benny Leonard, .lack Britton, the Gibbons brothers, |®tiof th ity's health ordinnneo. tho front door of the Court II ouhu in a had ease of elmrley horse, Is In shape Herald Printing Co. Hnnford, Florida, on Monday, the 5th Joe Lynch nml others'; to play again. | C nn or,lii. i'.fi* is in effect in Now * • * *,r Ur. Harris pointed out, day of September, 1021, during thu C. A. WHIDDON legal hours of sale, the following dodileago-Hoston double-bender In ROOK, JOB ANI) COM•cried greatly towArds preventing Uumilvi' Kbl KheiTehl of Little the Natlomil league on July El gets Itoel, sofibed property, to-wit: CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERINO MEIICIAL PRINTING Is elided over the work of Giles •prending of communicable disensFifty head stock cattle marked spei-hil mention from tin* fait that a to­ Melt see, ihe young semi-pro enlclier Phone I-18 Herald Building Rcnr Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. r. Hart i, related an Incident of tal of 1IS plays were imulu In the two pbA*-d up In .Memphis. Par,( r ‘‘"'ployed in a shop here who crop split under bit ono enr swallow games without a hoot or hobble. Phono 405 . . . • • • PRINTING Port<d to th,. henlth authorities he fork the other, branded II. J .‘ Sale to bo made to the iiigiw.n highest uiu bid-In order to make room for Pitcher P a COhiniii.il i I I, I OHIO uu muue iu uio Gene Packard, former National Abe *'«r „r | Tho pro- !dor (or clllll in hnn,, purch„ , „ ll.iltey, sent from Brooklyn, tho DRINK league pitcher, who has been pitching New Orleans 250 HnmmormiH envelopes printed, sold Intlehley Henry Independent hall In Ohio, will spend Demnc lo the club $1.75.—Seminole Printery, 902 French Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-100, Little Rock club. W11H permitted t0 to continue continue | Work f(ii‘" E< p. HOU3HOLDER, the remainder of the season working • • • ave. 87-fltp per cent pure. Phono 31L | Htn endangering nil with Special Master. for out-of-town clubs in Missouri uml Artie Hutler declared he could not r ni ne j„ contact. Note: The above described cfittle U" (1*411< stand for the brand of weather hand­ Tho world news the dny it hnppetis, OK Myt-i.J ’ 'now on range of Wm. Jacobs, near ed out In Kansas City, so he quit tho —Got your Scratch Pads from The Itlues nml went hack to his home In delivered nt your door each evening, Pickling and Preserving count,. ,, T Sch°o1 children of Chuluotn, Floridn, nnd may be viewed 15c tho week. tjl *K‘ r«nuired to furn- j thero a t any time 8-2-o.n.w.-5tc Herald—by tho pound—I5c. Massachusetts, f Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. The Seminole County ii E^ank.... STATE NEWS N otes .. Employment Bureau.. Henry McLaulin, Jr. Quick Service fcgjauifl tho pa'm 11y - TIME l Coostt-HrxcLiriK ) ycOF-OoK- FfVUNtc! V y - -------- > 1 aoULa-unk- T Fo F ls tO ’ T h o Motiso nearly broke up Pa’a Happy Homaf ’ r t h ’ Y'fN HOUSE. Jr lo v e Loote. NOW w h #\t ! of We Have the STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. nemoaTtONAL CA»TOON,C»*.r. it _jt, V ■‘>14, • { .W a - - J BALL, HARDWARE CO. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1921 W AGE FOUR TI ~ t f\y ' r 9 fT’»rj of work, or to genuine shiftllness and lack of ambition. Florida I* not a lnnd where a man can nit idle and trrow rich, but it is a land where any man can make a com­ fortable living ff he will make the ef­ fort, and thnt the great majority of t1 its people is making that effort Is ‘Jf. bcst indicated by thP fnct that while 'SL 0jj,er par; s Gf the country nre suffer; ing n business depression, Florida is enjoying a good financial prosperity, ami when the business world has reached a stable nnd normal condia a » » r tU lB « E « t — M«d» Knowm — AppH«*Uo« ________ That Bimini trip promised the mem- tiont P |orida wU1 bo ln n bottcr ,>oal. • • U e r t f U M P r i c , la A 4 t m o * ........... .................. • •5S2 bera of thl‘ A880ciatcd Da,licf ,n NV tion to make forward strides than any vcmber h»s awakened the boys as othor of the states.-C ocoa Tribune. W—fc .................................... 11 °*nt* nothing else could do and despite thnt • til u- a Waakl* Harmid •»- faet that all of them will be busy in •U County u d la pablUAod . . . .... RIPPLING RHYMES o t n r i SamlaoU ____ _ F rid a y . A d rrt-taint i -U»ln* ntN maia known November many are going even if they Avpilcfttlon. XHm^ratlo la politic*. U .M have to hire a substitute editor for a jgm i f u r . f t l v i j r i U id n D C # , The Rented (it| IU Home. *' few days. The prosaic and stnid The money you have paid for pent Member of The Associated Preoa Gainesville Sun even efTulges over the is gone beyond recall though you trip ns follows: "Ed. Taylor has promised a trip to have paid it for a tent, or for n stateBimini to the editors of Florida when >>'_hnll; some landlord took it, cent by 4 __ _ i_ _j* _ When you know me and I know they go to Miami next November for cent, nnd left your bundle small nnothcr meetrtfg. We urge all editors Some landlord took your Iron men apd who can to attend this convention and left you feeling sore, for you were Is exemplified in the trips of the permit themselves the Bimini trip. Bi- needing every yon to buy things at mini Is one of the most beautiful lit- the st^re; and every month he came ’Trade Exlension Committee. tie places in these parts, the fishing is again, and ,took ,'awny sonie more, __ _______ o----------Know thy neighbor as thyself iB excellent there, and the salt air such You’ve thought that residence, nlnck, one of the tenchlngs of the biblc thnt n tonic. A trip to Bimini shodld prove you poor misguided gent! You’ye can lie followed with profit nnd pleas­ most beneficial and inspiring to fag­ bought the blamed place front and ged editors. We'll he there, ringing back, ami by the strain you're bent; ure. a fire gong." ---------- o------ -—nnd still the landlord owns the shnek, ---------- o----------Everybody out for the big banquet and bones you for the rent. Not yours and get-together meeting tonight. You the rooftree overhead, not yours the PREYING ON GIRLS. may nut like banquets hut that has -------I cistern pump; the lnndlord own the nothing to do with the meeting to­ Information gathered by police au- fence and shed, the whole works In night. \^iu should not go there with thorities and welfare organizations 11 lump; when you can't pay him you the sole idea of eating. leads to the statement thnt 05,000 wo- must trend the pathway to the dump, ----------- o----------men and girls disappeared in the When you are sick or out of luck 3t makes one feel good to take a United States in 1020. This is a the Innlord stern nppenrs, nnd clanitrip over Snnfdrd nnd note the hun­ large increase over any other year and ors loudly for enrh buck for which dreds of homes going up everywhere. would indicate that the business of you’re in arrears, nnd hauls your dunI t means so much in the future growth ebducting women and girls is being nnge in a truck to soulless auction­ of this city and look *1 ike our prophe' an „y8tcn.uticaUVeers. A sane and prudent weight is cy was being fulfilled at last. Thousands of girls disappear in New he who in his own shack dwells, ----—-—-o York City every year and many of though it may plnin and humble he, Over in Sanford the Woman’s Club them are never heard of again. Some not built for blooming swells; we see ia marrying otr off its men and women ((f th|fm aru probubly druRKed jnto him 'neath his vine nnd tree, and not** publicly for the benefit of the school sodn, slavvr>.( otht.r8 arL. murdorcd or lunches for the children of the gram­ end their own lives, while many of he’s wearing hells.—Walt Mason. m ar school. According to tint Sanford those who are reported lost voluntarily MANY WILL ATTEND Herald, the first wedding drew a disappear from the persons who knew CHAMBER OF COMMERCE g reat crowd. Sanford is sure enough them for reasons of their own. BANQUET AT SANFORD. progressive.—Orlando Reporter-Star. The number of those women and B ut look who was the preacher. girls who are evidently victims of i Sanford’s invitation to the Cham­ -----------o----------crime is large enough to command the ber of Commerce has been enthusias­ HUY HARDEN FERRY BRIDGE interest of police and other authori­ tically accepted by the local members ties everywhere. Even the smaller and a large crowd will leave here to­ Harden Ferry bridge should be towns in various sections of the Unitning Ito enjoy tlie hospibought by the county and a more r c a - ^ , StntM report tho .lUappearancc of morrow evening tallty of tin; Celerry City. aonahle toll charge,l-alm ut 25 cents Rirl 80mt. ()f wh()tn havo doubtless Secretary Cox reports that a great Tor the round trip. I here is no neces- b, en ju m , from lhltir homo8 by pcr. many reservations have been made, 3ilty for the issuance of bonds, us the sons who are engaged in the business It is his opinion thut more car space *ounty could make the purchase on of ,oa(|inK R|r|„ nstruy. will he provided than necessary, nnd tim e and pay for the bridge with the The Mann wWte B,uvc Hct j„ n fed. lulls collected. DeLand and Daytona oral statute which punishes persons j he urges that members of the Cham­ and Orange City especially are losing who are convicted of taking women ber of Commerce who have no enr to thousands of dollars per year by the from one state to another for immor-1 , he on hand as there will be plenty of heavy tolls charged at this bridge! The al purposes, hut this measure <|s en­ ‘tpnsscnger service" available. Board of County Commissioners ought tirely inadequate to meet the eases of 1 Thu ears will ho in front of ,the to investigate this matter nnd see fiends who abduct women, or who in- | Chamber of Commerce building on What ean he done.—DeLand News. Oak street sharply at six o'clock. At duce them to enter lives of sin. Many girls in the smaller communi- six thirty, Orlando’s delegation will LOOKING FOR THE BRIGHT SIDE tjL.H arL. |urt.d to the cities by the on- wove on toward Sanford and if you -------'ticemcnts of a life to which they are art* « member of the Orlando ChamThe prominence of the young men unaccustomed, and they readily bu- her of Commerce you are invited and involvcd in the alleged wholesale auto- comu victims of men and women who expected to he there.—Orlando Re­ mobile theft plot and their popularity nu,|teH tbt.ir business to prey on the porter-Star. / in their respective communities brings jrjria who are unacquainted with the o u t the wisti that the evidence yet to dangers of city life. Comparatively HUGE PERCENTAGE be presented will vindicate them of 0f these girls are ever redeemed OF REVENUE COMES «ny wrong doing. The circumstances from the lives into which they are FROM PROFITS TAX. a re bad enough as it is hut there forced. would he some recompense if the au"There is one penalty to fit the WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—Nearly thorities find that those under suspic- crinic of abduction of women, und that seventy pur cent of the government's ion are innocent. Of course the inci- is execution," the Pittsburg Post says, tax revenue of $1,500,000,000 during dent carries its moral; the lesson is "No matter how many of the fiends the last fiscal year came from taxes so plain it needs no emphasis. In­ there are, whether they number hun­ upon incomes nnd profits, according evitably the law of averages works dreds or thousands, the law should not out to conclusion—those who arc un­ pause until it has rounded up and exe­ to an official summary made public The fortunately mixed up in questionable cuted every one of them."—St. Peters­ by the treasury d^nartment. principal sources of the remaining practices must sooner or later pay the burg Times. thirty per cent were listed in the re­ price. In the present case, however, -----------o----------port as follows; there is u general hope that somehow HOW WE LIVE. Tobacco, $255,218,499, including o r other the silver lining will show ilcigarettes, $135,053,309. aeif.— l-akcland Telegram. Tune after time we hear from folks Transfer of estates, $154,039,902. ---------- o----------- Transportation of freight, $140,who are making their first visit to WELCOME TO ORLANDO Florida, "Yes, it is lovely here, hut I $19,077. Transportation of passengers, $97,Orlando is coining to Sanford to­ don’t see how people make a living," 481,890. and time after time we tell them that night 100 strong—if not 100 at least Admission to henres, concern, ca­ they vvllf he strong—for Orlando is there are various enterprises in our barets, etc., $89,725,905. state of which they know nothing. composed of strong pien. Strong for Distilled spirits, $82,590,909. "More things in heaven and earth, improvements, strong for publicity, Horatio, than thou hast dreamed of Automobiles, motorcycles, trucks, strong for their Chnmber of Com­ in thy philoposphy." They all know wc etc., $70,028,157. merce, strong for beautiful homes and Canitn' stork of corporations, $81,y ard s and streets, strong for hotels have those famous crops of citrus and tourists and golf links and coun- fruitH and tourists, hut many of them 514.344. Non-alcpholic beverages, $58,073,try tflubs and amusements and every- 'lo not know, how extensive is our thing. The Herald considers it a ! mining industry, what mammoth to- 192. Automobile tires, parts, nnd n-cesdistinct honor to entertain the Orlnn- | bacco crops are grown in the state, do delegation. Aside from this fen- what excellent corn fields are made, r ories, $39,517,002. tun; of the meeting the meat in the what an enormous lumber business is Telegraph*telephone and radio mes­ found here, what quantities of fish nre sages, $27,300,223. Jewelry, watches, clocks, opera shipped from the state, and whnt great proportions our truck farming glasses, etc., $24,303,905. Gandy, $20,430,478. has attained. Pianos, organs, etc., $11,507,0''!. All these things, and many more, Furs, $0,081,208. nre here, and can easily he proven Sets, berths nnd staterooms, $8,if these questions visitors will take D the trouble to look for them, hut why 485,014. hunt them up, when everywhere nre 1 Motion picture films leaned, $0,008,•For a simple Charlotte ltussc, indications of a happy and prosperous 108. jAnre slices of stale cake around life being enjoyed? .Should it not he | Perfumes, cosmetics and medical iflM; edge of a serving dish, pile enough for these visitors of ours to articles, $5,800,708 Del Alonte Blackberries in the see that we nre living the most con- | Tennis rackets, sporting goods, etc., center und heap whipped cream tented life that can bo found any- $4,28,3872. aver the top. where In the country? | Playing cards, $2,003,941. Loss poverty is to ho found here Chewing gum, $1,332,177. than among the same number of peo- ! Toilet soaps, $2,223,773. pie anywhere, nnd where poverty Is Bowling nllcyB, pool nnd billiard found, it is due to Ipne of two things, tables, $2,304,052. WELAKA BLOCK either to sickness which prevpnta a — ------ -------------Phone* 497-494 family from doing n normal amount For first class Job woia—th# Herald cocoanut remains. We need Orlando __________________________ and Orlando needs Sanford and a n «7 i/u n m at tu strong combination between the two cities that-have so much in common means that this pnrt of the state will flourish and prow and' blossom as the rp am axat green banann tree oi^ the cocoanut 4 . SOLLY _____________ Editor tree or .the celery tree. Welcome to J . nLLABD....SecreUry-Treasuror Sanford, you boosters from Orlando! A. NEEL--------- General Manager j 11 c are glad you are here because >ou n iD T ia nAiinRii nre bere un<1 tbcn 8omcCURTIS DARDBK o 'CIBCULATIOM MANAGES 11IAT HI MINI ritll* Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. SANFORD DAILY HERALD : IBE HERALD PRINTINGCO., b CITY URGED J O SELL GASOLINE TO PEOPLE, COWLES JELLS CLUB. JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 20.—pstnhlishmen of gasoline filling sta­ ;[ tions In all city pnrka where It could bo sold by the city at one cent above the wholesale price, which Is now 1!> cents, hns been urged upon the specini investigating of the City Council by prominent citizens, W. T. Cowles, Sr,, councilman at large and chair­ man of the committee told the hoard' of governors of the Jacksonville Au­ tomobile club Friday nfternoon at the Mason hotel. What the committee’s recontmendations to the council will be, Mr. Cowles did not say, but indicated that the committee was determined to have the price of “gas" In Jackson­ ville reduced In line with tho prices prevailing in other cities. Tho present retail price here, ac­ cording to Mr. Cowles in from 20 to 2J cents per gallon. In St. Augustine und Miami, he said, the same price is charged. But, in cities in four South­ ern States, Cowles said, tho com­ mittee’s investigations have revealed that gasoline Is selling At 18 to 23 cent.*. A report is soon to be publish­ ed by the committee. Present prices of all local filling stations will be giv­ en. He said there is a disposition on *» tlie part of some dealers to lower thoir prices. * Co-operation of the nutomohile club was pledged to the committee by President Frank 0. Miller, at whose imitation Councilman Cowles spoke. •t! r,«H ) j; Co-operation welcomes inquiries concerning improve­ ments of evety nature, and offers much in the way of inducements to its customers Let’s Talk It Over First National Bank •*• •— ■*"■•* *■ 1 ^ Sk. 'll# l-J 1 M *■*» ' -M#IM •* .4* v “A Community Builder" F. P. FORSTER ....................................... President B, F. WHITNER................... ............................ Cashier MISTER THEATRE RESORT DANCE HALL CAFE -------------ELECTRIC---------- PIANOS . MANAGE! ORCHESTRIONS FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES The Escambin County Gnnie nnd Fish Ascocintion held an enthusiastic meeting *in Pensacola recently and laid plans for the better protection of game this season. If every county in Florida would encourage the pro­ tection of game, Florida would, within •WRITEa short time, come hack into its own. As it is, our game is rapidly disap­ pearing, and within a few years, without some such protection, there will he nothing for the sportsmen to hunt. at Reduced Prices THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY It is good for sore eyes to travel over Alachua county now and see the actual road construction that is in progress. Talk has censed and the shovels, picks, wagons, surveyors’ in­ struments nnd everything else neces­ sary to road construction has taken its place. W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida ------------------------PHONE------------------------ -WIN OCALA LIMESTONE The best Rond Material, crushed or screcnod. Finely ground Limestone for Agricultural purposes, side walks and artificial stone work. TROWEL BRAND BUILDERS AND HYDRATED LIME FLORIDA LIME CO. OCALA, FLA. •>++*+*****X":">**-fr*M**+*++++++$+++++*+++++++++++++++++*+++*+++*+++'fr*+++*+<H">+*ft •> tV i •> There Wouldn’t Be So Many Classified Ads Printed if They D id Not £Mean Anything to You If you have never given earnest attention to the classi­ fied ads it is certain that you have missed some opportun­ ities which were almost made to order for YOU, I" Why not determine to learn for yourself what the classi­ fieds mean to you? There are two ways. One is to advertise in the classified columns for whatever you may need. The other is to read and answer classified ads—to investigate those that seem to offer something to you. You’ll be surprised to learn how many of these little ads do talk business to you—how many of them seem to point to opportunities for you. * *■ Some of your friends and acquaintances are using the classified colurrins regularly. Some of them have found profitable-investments in l'eal estate; some have found good positions; sortie have bought and sold used articles. L il c ...... . YOU’RE LIVING IN A TOWN WHERE PEOPLE ACC0MPLISH THINGS THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED ADSJ Why don’t you? . - BLACKBERRY CHARLOTTE RUSSE R Deane Turner m -'i07~.' L, �tW * r^r ,VHW ■m l I w / • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALti, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921 kittle Happening* Mention of Matters In Brief peraonel Heme of Interest In and About 1 6 The City < Mt ** THE WEATHER for Florida: Goneroly fair l(> l,iK lil and Wednesday. * * * * * * * * * * * * * W. S .Stockton, of Pulntku, was n business visitor hero yesterday. T<«n Davis is homo for a few days’ viiiit- He Is now with tho Joeksonvj|l,- Terminal Co., nt Jacksonville. Get a repaired tire to use ns oxtro. Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston. 110-26 to Mrs. S. F. Stokes, of Cnmnquny, Cuba, is here to remain with her two daughters, Mrs. Me Ewe n nnd Mrs. Williams. llnick Roadster for sale. New tires ami is in first class mechanical con­ 129-tfc dition. It. & O. Motor Co. Mrs. A. L. McRae, of St. Peters­ is visiting her sisters, Mrs. McKwen, 102 Oak avenue, and Mrs. j. a . Williams, of Sanford avenue. burg, : TEMPERATURE S * * * * $ * * * * * * * * * * * * * H* * * 4* 4* * * * * * * Get a repaired tire to use as extra', ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston. *»110-26tc * , -------Hid Man Max seems to he sticking right around the home plate with a hutting average of 94 hut we question the umpire's decision at that. It wns warm yesterday and last night, we admit it. It is warm today hut that fine breeze from the lake 1h ho refreshing that we hardly know it is up to 94. And another thing—we ;havc licen giving the maximum temperature all summer when the other fellows are giving their general average which also makes some differ,encc In the general rcsultH. We give the highest because ,we want those folks in the north to know Just what our highest temperature is like down here in the wilds of Florida: 5:40 A. M., AUGUST 30T1I Maximum .......... 94 Minimum ......................... 68 Range ................ 76 Hnrometer ....................... 30.17 Calm and part cloudy. sfc ,-i! «s :|: >y. si* !j! :){ * WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—Amusemont loving America spent nearly a billion dollars during the fiscal year 1921 for theatrical entertainment, ac­ cording to statistics made public to­ day by Internal Revenue Commis­ sioner Hlair. The ten per cent lax collection on theatres and places of entertainment during the tlscnl year Just closed amounted to $89,725,905, Hlair announced. Totnl tax collections during tho year were $4,595,000,705, as compar­ ed with $5,407,590,251 in the previous years. With the decrease in tax col­ lections the cost of collection advanc­ ed from 55 to 88 cents for cneh $100 collected, Commissioner Blair stated. Income nnd profit taxes yielded $3,225,790,053, or 70 per cent of the total tax revenue. The same taxes yielded $3,950,930,003 in 1920. Prohibition brought a neat little sum Into the treasury, for during the year the collections under the Vol­ stead and national prohibition, net were $2,152,083, ns compared with $041,029 In the previous year. It is also estimated !>,, Commissioner B|a:r that close to $2,500,000 wns collected by the department of Justice in fines and penalties for violation of the pro­ hibition .net. Tobacco netted $255,218,499 and beaded the list of miscellaneous tax­ es. Freight transportation taxes yielded $140,019,077, and passenger transportation taxes nutted $07,481,890. Milady’s toilette netted Uncle *j*****1**{•*5**!'*»’*!**2**1**!* *1*v *1*v *1**!*v •»**}* **« Sam $5,800,708 ia taxes on cosmetics, perfumes and proprietary articles, while the chewing public paid $1,332,177 in taxes on chewing gum. Stop a Minute! * * PAG* FIVE AM URICA SPENDS + + + +++♦+♦♦++♦++++ + ++++-( NEAR A III!,MON ON THEATRES A YEAR. Summary of the Plotting Sm all Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers * * J.'C; * * * >k * * * * * * * * * * *t< # * 4* * H< * * * * * # * * 4* kX # Jp Mrs. S. 1„ Smart nnd attractive lit­ Frank Clark, Jr., of .Miami, is tle daughter, will leave Wednesday spending several days Imre on busi­ fur their home in Jacksonville, huv- ness. r :.ig licen the guest of relatives here. .Mrs. Smart is the daughter of C. F. Frank Akers is happy in his now Haskins, of this city. location at the old Ford garage on west First street. I.IM'lil.N HOUSE DINING ROOM row open. Try a good meal. We Educational committee of the Wo­ think you will he satisfied. 134-2tc man's Club will meet at the, club All ready for the big banquet to- house Wednesday afternoon at four niytit whin the Sanford Chamber of o’clock. Omnneriv will entertain the Orlnndo Keep your eye on the Trade Ex­ Chamtiei of Commerce and there will tension Commttec of the Chamber of he some interesting facts regarding Commerce. They are making history freight rates and tho ship by water in business circles of Sanford. vsrnpuign. and take a look at our window and see for yourself the Straw Hats and Panamas we are offering at Your Choice, $1.48 Every hat in the house, balaluks, pana­ mas and straws; all of them, as long as they last T f f / f s r a f f f r /M r /s o /ffffie M r S an ford , F la. *!**■*«*£*%* **« »**»j* BE PRETTY! TURN GRAY HAIR DARK iI C L A S S IF IE D A D S I)’VALERA MAY HE DISPLACED HY GRIFFITHS. TRY GRANDMOTHER'S OLD FA­ VORITE RECIPE OF SAGE TEA classified advertisements, 5 cents n line. No ad taken for less than LONDON, Aug. 30—An unconfirm­ AND SULPHUR 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash ed report was circulated here today must accompany all orders. Count live words to n line and remit ac­ that Arthur Griffiths is to replace Almost everyone knows that Sage cordingly. Eamonn De Valera as head of tin* Tea and Sulphur, properly compound­ Sinn Fein delegation when it gets to ed, brings buck the natural color and FOR SALE—Two mules, harness and London again to confer with Premier lustre to the Imir when faded, streaked FOR RENT wagon; complete outfit only $225 Lloyd George. or gray. Years ago the only way to FOR RENT—t.'omfortable rooms, cash. Mrs. E. M. Corbly, residence, get this mixture was to make it at Furnished for light house cooping. Kentucky Home, I*. O. Hox I58, Or­ The above report is significant not home, which is mussy and trouble­ 3IS Palmetto Ave. 134-Gtp. ange City, Fla. l34-3tp only in Hint it appears to take for some. Nowadays, by asking at any granted as a foreign conclusion that \drug store for “Wyeth’s Snge and Sul- UR UlilM—Une oil ice on First FOR SALE—Ford touring car, good street. Apply A. I*. Connelly. condition. Inquire R. L. C., Monte­ the Irish plenipotentiaries will go to phur Compound," you get a large but125-tfc zuma. 134-2tp tie of this famous old recipe, improved London, but because of the implied t>y tiie addition of other ingredients, at FOR RENT—2 nice furnished houseI IE MSTlfcTUNG AND FI COTlNG LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 "shake-up" in the high councils of a small cost. Red Speed Wagon for sale. Slight­ | keeping rooms. 1 largo furnished Attachments; works on all sewing the Sinn Fein. Arthur Griffiths has ly used and is a bargain for the price model for sale. New tires, looks good been for years contrasted with Do Don’t stay gray! Try it! No one housekeeping room.—Mrs. Riddling, machines; price $2.00; checks, 10c ex­ l.‘)4-2tp tra. Light’s Mail Order House, Ilox we arc asking. It you need a truck, and runs good. We arc offering this Valera as the more aggressive and can possibly tell that you darkened 205 Oak Avc. enr for $900.09 less than list price.— 134-Ctp your hair,, as it does it so imluruHy we us at once.—H. & O. Motor Co. FURNISHED ROOMS TO It E N T - I27, Birmingham, Ala. 129-tfc more radical. lie Is generally cred­ ami evenly. You dampen a sponge or 129-tfc II. & O. Motor Co. One apartment, bed room and kitch­ ited with hheing the real founder of WANTED tiie Sinn Fein. When Do Valera wns soft brush with it and draw this enette; also two bed rooms and All the Indies who are interested in Chas E. Henry is home front a in America he was "acting president through your huir, taking one small kitchen, furnished, with electric lights, WANTED—Team work. Inquire M. business trip to Philadelphia, New school lunches are requested to he of the Irish republic," Less scholarly strand at a time; by morning th e 'running water and gas; house shady Hanson Shoe Shop. 121 20tp York, and other cities in the north a t the meeting tomorrow afternoon than De Valera, he is more direct and gray hair disappears, and after an- an,l cool. Apply to Mrs. Smith, 300 other application or two, your huir French Ave. 134-Otc WANTED—To exchange for n small ami in i, and reports conditions as at tho Woman’s Club at 4 o’clock. his personality appeals more to the home or orange grove, 22 city lots being all right for the marketing of becomes beautifully dark, glossy and FOU r k n t —2‘mrTofficeH over Howmasses than does that of his reserved on the south side of Long Island in Send your old mattress to Hrudley attractive.—Adv. the Sanford crops this season. Char­ or & Roumillat drug store, front Lust Hampton, L. I. These lots are and austere chief. ley was glad to get hack to Sanford factory. Make them like new, for l35-5tc rooms,—N. II. Garner. Throughout the pence negotiations New business is contemplated _______________________________ free and elenr, nice, high and dry; says it is good enough for him $5,00. GO lb. new cotton mattress only between Ireland and the British gov­ RENT One five room bungu- c„Vered with nice oak trees. Some $8.00. Guaranteed, 500 W. South everywhere in the city and First M)R now and forever. low. Phone 224. 1.15-tfc „f them on macadnm road, and all a St., Orlando, Fla. 122-20tc ernment the more radical elements of street will soon be a thing of tho tiie Sinn Fein party have opposed De past ns the only business street in short walk to the ocean and railroad \ M MHER of crate mill nnd saw FOR SALE depot. Price for all $3,500. Make of­ Valera’s moderate diplomacy and Sanford. Sanford avenue is looming Internal revenue collections show mill laborers can get permanent em­ fer to owner: Mrs./Jnthrnn Jones, P. FOR SALE—A five room bungalow, have looked to Grilfiths to make that large and all the side streets are ployment under first class working that Florida is the most prosperous 310 South Holly ave. Terms reas­ O. Box 270, Saville, L. 1. 134-Otc conditions at fair wages at our new state in the union for the population. opposition assert itself in tiie decisive coming info notice as prospective bus­ onable. See E. F. Lane. 134-Otc mill fu'jir Hartow, Fla,—Roux Crate Get busy and bring on the big days. councils. If the report is true that iness streets. LOST Griffiths is to replace De Valera, it FOR SALE—Rose No! t seed, Irish Co., R'ii tnw, Fla. 129-Otc Get your share of the prosperity. potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. will mean the first real reverse of DEAD HATS AND HI III) LOST—Bunch of keys with name on 131-tfe the Sinn Fein chieftain at the hands GIVE FLAVOR TO 'SHINE. Hrumley. them. Finder return to W. C. Hill We have at present In stock onu of his party, and will undoubtedly I'h'* many friends of the Stevens at Hill Lumber Co., nnd receive re­ FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap­ family an* glad to see Mr. nnd Mrs. slightly used Hupmobilo that we are foreshadow a more aggressive pol­ Several barrels of mash containing ward. 130-0tp. ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth II. It Stevens and Rebecca, hack from olTering for sale at a reasonable price. icy in tiie conferences-—provided they a number of dead rats and a dead Street. 94-01. IVnn-yIvniiia, where they visited for If you want the best for your money, The best small blackbird, were seized along with a lire renewed. invert*I weeks and Dr. Ralph Slovens see us at once,—II, & O. Motor Co. FOR SALE—One Belding-IIall stone still near White House Saturday af­ business in town, 129-tfc from the camp at Jacksonville where lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ Making money all the lime, nt u bar­ ternoon by deputy sheriffs, according HARRISON ON TRIAL. he was with Company I), for fifteen gain. Good reason for selling. Inves­ to a report made at Sheriff It. E. Mer­ pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. lay-. Ufl-tfc tigate this.—Sanford Doughnut Kitch­ Anew building will tie built at GREENVILLE, S. C., Aug. 30.— ritt’s offffico Monday morning. No Homestead in the near future for the Tom Harrison, former club owner of arrests were made. FOR SALE—8-room house with nil en. 217 Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fla. Ihm'i forget the Chamber of Com- Masons of that city. As they will oc­ Greenville, who shot nnd killed his As the raiding party approached modern convenience, excellent re ,ni,|< banquet nt the Hotel Valdez cupy the entire third floor of the new wife in thir home on fashionable east the still, those charge of the still pair. Private water works, in dcsir tuniglj. Horne building. CARPETS AND RUGS Washington street ,on the night of ran into the woods, it is believed by | aide location. Reasonable terms. Ap* WASHED December II, was placed on trial here the county authorities. However, they ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street, and cleaned ut your home or we will N- V .;. .3. * . ; . .5, * +.;.+* * ^ * .{..5. * * *+•>. ; . * .J..5.* yesterday on a charge of murder. It have sufficient evidence to make out j 110-tfc was admitted in the application for a warrant for the arrest of one man, p o ll SALE—20 acres good orange call for and deliver. ll'<milton Bench Washers used.—Sanford hail thill Harrison’s defense will he it is said.—Florida Metropolis. | RriWt, | .. situated within a m',v of Elect: ‘c Steam Pressory, 317 1 .1 St. Phone 560 that he shot his wife accidentally Ke n c’m r---------------- : Ge::e Th ■in 1 h. while struggling in liis own defense For office supplies, stationery, etc., |, ,t j,as benring orange grow come to tho Herald office. with Arthur Young. ' I nletiir: it. This tract of laud ran he —Got your Scratch Pads from The bought at a real bargain. For full Hernld—by the pound—15c. SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? .j. &.J..;. ■;*>> particulars address "C" cure • of the Mi Herald office. 118-tfp If so, you can get any make ybu want. And the prices oiitl terms made to suit you, We are Headquarters for $1,201) CuHh buys my Income property. FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, cer­ We have the most com­ Hie Lest in Used Automobiles. We have both quantity plete line of tified by State Plant Hoard, $3 per Two days train travel. Farm of about and quality. 100 acres. Deed calls for 50 acres, thousand f. o. b. Lake Mary. Farina Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. more or less, large, roomy house, old Below are a few, which we guarantee to be as 129-24tp heuring apple orchard, plenty black­ represented: berries and small fruit. Barn 25 acres l*OR SALF— I Oidsntobtiu truck, $000. cultivated, fenced, balance partly fenc­ 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Huick LEXINGTON, 15)20 Model, 5-pnsscnger. ed nnd in timber, oak, walnut, etc., 4, $100. The above ears are real bar­ HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passcnger. underlaid best quality coal, burns to Now doing business in Or­ gains. Terms to fit your pocket book HUPMOBILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.—Sold. ashes. On good road only l'/> miles lando, wants to extend At Williams' Gurugo, N. II. Garner. to rnilroud town, New River, Tcnn.; BUICK, 1917 Model, 3-passenger Roadster their business to Sanford ' 104-tfc 3Vi miles from Huntsville, Tcnn., the and Is ready to give esti­ BUICK, 1917 Model, 7-imssenger. FOR SALE—25 also 10 acres orange county Heat. Taxes paid up to date. mates on any and all kinds tres and residence, fncing lake. A FORD, 1918 Model, 5-puss. Touring.—Sold. No loose or encumbrance on this of construction work. simp. Hox 117. 130-0tp place whntcvcr. Good deed ami ab­ CALL and LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU FOR SAL'E- -Ford^Truck. Inquire of Address stract of title. Good white neighbor­ « yr if1# «|l! If J, | ' • i I West Side Grocery. Phone 100. hood, Less than one-half milo to 130-tfe school and church. ProHpcctH of oil, It f FOR SALE—8 hives of bees. In good being only 10 miles of place. With an 1 condition. See A. E. Dobbins, '325 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS aged father in Florida 1 need the mon­ | Service Shoe Shop. 133-Snt-Wed-9t ey so first one taking advantage of Paints and Varnishes this opportunity gets place. Call resi­ j iFOft SALE—Two nice young mutes. 209 PARK AVE. SANFORD, FLA. dence Kentucky Home, or write Mrs. ? ! Phone 100 for information. 134-tfc LEXINGTON and* HUPMOBILE SALES E. M. Corbly, I*. O. Box 158, Orange PIANO FOR RENT—Call 103-J. ORLANDO, FLA. City, Fla. 135-lto \ 133-4tp and SERVICE ?*♦♦♦+ ♦+ ♦♦+ + *♦+ *+ ♦+ + ♦♦*♦*♦ feuy It with a Herald Wont Ad. TRY A DAILY HXRALD WANT AD. FOR SALE-,: Do You Want A FOR SALE B.&O. MOTORCO. C entral Florida C onstruction Company BUILDERS HARDWARE Ever displayed in San­ ford Let us figure with you on your requirements Also exclusive agents for Central Florida Construction Company HILL HARDWARE COMPANY BAHtra . L'i. , . ___ : .. . m a n n a . r ■ , tH Si � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 30, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 30, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 30, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald