124 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/55537101c26268f91c4f122f9a3876cb.pdf a00f0294ccc5c3fd60d7c3fd0752357e PDF Text Text i f ■ •• ;v*? f . ' r Herald t Sanford TH1 City Substantial’ h*®- IN THE H E A R T OP THE W O R LD ’S GREATEST V EG ETABLE SECTION SANFORI), FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1921 VOLUME Airplane ‘Peculiar !Fosslage MET AT BANgUtl I able Staffed Here ' SANI’OKO CHAM BER S P A N IA R D S SUFFERED D E F E A T A T HANDS OF MOROCCANS. , One- « f the greatest Katjicrinirs that a, (wen held here in latter years wan [he banquet of the Sanford Chamber t Commerce at the Valdez Hotel last ,ight when the local chamber was host H U S BLAUNII) D OF MURDERED WOMA Nf HAS H AS P E C U L IA R E XPER­ Chamber of Commerce. The banquet IE N C E L A S T N IG H T ,.as scheduled Tor 8:3p and at that (By The AxocUted Prex) iour the dining room was filled to J A C K S O N V IL L E , Aug. 31.— J. B. overflowing and several who came in Lee, Seaboard A ir Liqc mechanic, late were unable to Ret a seat. The Schall-Itobinson orchestra ren- whose w ife was killed in her home Icred several selections during the cn- here the night o f August sixth, wns rees and all through the meal kept kidnapped about midnight by two men :he crowd in dancing hu. "..d dur- who represented themselves as detec­ the banquet Mrs.^J. A. Tnknch tives desiring to question him about ;a"ve several vocal selections being nc- the murder. The police conducted a :ontpanied by her sister, Mrs. Seth search for Lee without success but Woodruff. The home people expected his captors liberated him from nn au­ mu-thing good from Mrs. Tnknch und tomobile nt the comer of Eighth and were not disappointed but those Main streets nt 2:45 this morning un­ from Orlando who had novor heard harmed. City detectives said the cap­ icr sing were literally enthfrollod us tor accused Lee o f the murder o f his ier voice filled the banquet room nnd w ife nnd attempted to extort a con­ ihc was obliged to give encores to ev- fession. Henry Hamilton, negro ice try number. The musical part o f tho man, in juil since the murder and while program was excellent but had noth* state troops nt Blnckpoint guard plac­ [ng on the gastronomic part as Mine ed about the Jail to prevent possible lost Campbell had prepared some­ mob violence. Hnniilton, who is held thing special in the way, o f chicken, on purely clrcumstantinl evidence pro­ Maryland style, and everything that tested his innocence. Lee returned ;ots with it. From soup to cigars tho home from work just before midnight lervice and the viands were most ex- on tho night o f August 0th nnd found leltcnl nnd Manager Campbell canto in hiH w ife unconscious and her head for much praise from the visitors. beaten to n pulp. She died without As the cigars were lighted President tnking. Apparently she wns killed by Seorge \V. Knight called for order nnd n burglar who wns surprised while |n a cheerful vein extended to the ransacking the house. ucsts from our neighboring city a It was learned today that the cap­ nost cordial welcome. Ho outlined the tor's buried I.ee in a shnllow grave dms and ideals of the Chamber of until only his face was exposed. Ho ommerce and gave many reasons why lost consciousness and wns dug up by iCuutlnuvd on l '« v « Two) tho kidnappers who returned to the city with him. l,ec said his captors ulso threatened to burn him nt a stnke HOKE B A L L O O N S . if he did not confess. to about <>'» members of the Orlundo AND ARICRAFT (iO U P IN FIRE L [ " " ' lrU8t ,nWH’ Tho action wns |o h , r “ lon,r Investigation anld Lif, ,y® disclosed charges o f flagrant Liu i nB‘ totalled announcements P " 1 1,0 mude Inter. __ _ _I _ _ . __ Coroner’s Jury Verdict Says Dr. Belcher Guilty W ASH IN G TO N , Aug. 31.— Recom­ mendation that funds now in posses­ sion o f alien property custodia to be used in settlement o f American claims against Germany, will be made to FROM DR. BELCHER A T T IIE President Harding today by Custod­ ONER’S IN Q S E T A N D H E R E ­ ian Miller. TU R N S TO IIIS n O M E NO TESTIM Oi ('liiM'iip view m ilie peculiarly lirond fuselage of the Uti-piiHseuger Ruiningtoii-llimiclll hlpliiiie piloted by llert Acosta at Curtiss Held. 'Hie huge plane designed for cross-country passenger service, has a wing spreud of 70 feet, nn< Is enpnhle of staying In the air for eight hours. Its two Liberty motors of .'18? horse power each, drive It at 110 miles an hour. AIRPLANES DISTRIBUTE PAMPHLETS GIVING PRESIDENT’S PROCLAMATION TO THE MINERS OF WEST VIRGINIA BODY OF ROPE LEO X III * MTI.i, BE REMOVED. (By The AxocUted Prex) ROME, Aug, 31.—The removal of the body o f Pope Leo X III from the Vntncnn where it is temporarily en­ tombed, to a church of St. John, Lan­ tern, which was nrrnnged for enrly in September, when tho congress of Cntholic Youth will he held here, has been postponed indefinitely. Tom Harrison Gets ' Manslaughter Commands All Persons to Cease Fighting and Return Home -----) ( Br The AxocUted Frex) . LOGAN, W. Vn., Aug. 31.— Airplanes today distributed copies of President Harding’s proclama­ tion throughout this district. Thousands of copies were printed here last night. Friend und foe alike received pamphlets contain­ ing the president’s command thnt all persons in the insurrectionary proceedings disperse and return home before noon Thursday. (By The AxocUted Frex) G R E E N V ILLE , So. Car., Aug. 31.— The jury in the case of Tam Harrison, local clubman charged with murdering his wife, returnc da verdict of man­ slaughter today. E N G IN E E R S A T WORK. B E LFAS T, Aug. 31.—The engineers and firemen o f the Great Northern Irish rnilwny, who struck last mid­ night ns a result of a dispute with the management, returned to their posts this afternoon on the ndvlcc of J. H. Thomas,; general secretary of the National Union o f Railway men. C H ARLE STO N, Aug. 31— State forces and an armed band enme together in the mountains near Blair, Logon county, this morning according to dispntchcs received at the office of Gover­ nor Morgnn. Beyond the state­ ment there had been firing from Inith sides the governor's office had no details. V ------------ LOGAN, Aug. 31.— John Gore, Logan county deputy sheriff, was killed In a fight between border pntrol nnd armed hand on the Blair mountains this morning. PAST MASTERS NIGHT WAS A BIG SUCCESS One of the "best meetings held by the local Masonic Lodge for mnny years was the Past Masters meeting held in the Masonic .Hall last'night. The attendance is suid to exceed any meeting in the past four yeurs, with approximately 100 Masons in attend­ ance. The work was wholly in chnrge of the past masters o f the lodge, none of the present officers taking uny purt in the work. Some o f these men have not participated in the work of the degrees in many years hut to see the enthusiastic manner in which they welcomed the opportunity to nssist in tho work would lead one to think that this wns their first opportunity o f a life-time. The third degree was conferred up­ on E, D. Brownlee, Geo. Chuinberluin, J. S. Routh nnd George Smith. Rev. F. H. Rudder, master of the Daytona lodge, delivered the lecture nt the close of the Work and District Deputy E. L. Shear, also o f Daytona, was nn o ffic­ ial visitor at the meeting and deliver­ ed the charge to the candidates. Sanford lodge is fortunate in huving a large number o f capable und efficient past masters who are always ready and willing to assist in the work of the lodge in any enprfeity. Thu work last night was handled by the following pqst musters: Jno. I). .linkins, C. .1. Humph, F. L. Mtllur, Jns. Moughton, W. C. DeCoursey, T. E. King, J. E. Terwilliger, A. C. Mar­ tin, L. R. Phillips, G. «W. Spencer and II. E. Tolur o f Sanford lodge and C. O. Urudbury, pust master from Geor­ gia. Sanford Lodge No. *52 ttow hns over 200 members and is in a very fine con­ dition. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday evening, September Cth at which time the First Degree Will he exnicplificd. C LE A R W A T E R , Aug. ginia Turner died as tho criminal operation performed by Dr. I. J. Belcher," wns the verdict return­ ed by the coroner’s jury hero nt o'clock yesterday evening. A bond o f $10,000 was immediately fixed Judge Charles Evans. A t C o’clock, Dr. Belcher was on his way to home nt Tarpon Springs, his rclvasa obtained by the furnishing of tho $10,­ 000 bond by Barnard Kilgore o f Clear­ water and Mr. L. Hackney of Snfoty Harbor. September 0th has been pet ns the date for his prelim^uiry hear­ ing at which time he will fnee a chnrge o f manslaughter. Whether or not Belcher will waive this preliminary houring could not be learned today a i he refused to state. Belcher and tho girl were cousins. A t the inquest, which was formed at 2:30 o’clock, Fred Thomas, detec­ tive, of Tampa, who was engaged the girl’s fnther, A. C. Turner, to in­ vestigate the case, took the stand related the course of his investigation of the murder which resulted in tho nrrest Sunday evening of Ur. Belcher. Following Mr. Thomas, Miss Violet Albury, twenty years old, residing nt No. 3008 Tampa street in Tampa, told the jury’ of her acquaintanceship with Virginia Turner. According to her testimony, she was n closo friend o f the Turner girl and tho Jwo girls saw each other frequently Inst spring. Up­ on several occasions, according to Miss Aibury’a testimony, the two spent part o f their time together (Continued on l*«ge Two) COTTON BREAKS, H E A V Y SE LLIN G M O V EM EN T STARTS IB , Th. AxocUt.il F r .x ) NEM’ YORK, Aug. 31.— Heavy selling movement in cotton today by commission houses nnd others broke the price $6 per bale. Reports o f showers in Texas helped tho decline. SIMPLE PLAN FOR TAXATION Another Body of An American Victim of IS PROPOSED MILITARY ASSUMES CONTROL the ZR-2 Recovered OF BELFAST AT NOON TODAY • TO STOP ALL DISORDERS SIX KILLED IN RIOTING Loyalists and Sinn Fein Continue Fierce IN BELFAST rq Uio AxocUted Flex) NHW YORK, Aug. 31.— The diri[ible balloon l)-li, the lnrgcst nnvnl tircraft of its typo and kite bulloon Cti were destroyed by fire which ulso azed the hangar today nt Rocknwny "int imvi,| air station. Explosion of W O U LD DRAM’ R E V E N U E FROM fasoline fiom undetermined cuuso O N L Y SIX COURSES tartcil tin blaze. One man was slighty burned. , W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. 31.— A new basis o f tnxnthyn to take tho place of the house revenue meusure nnd prac­ [Henry Ford Invited nil present tax lnws was pro­ Come to Washington tically posed yesterday by Senator Smoot, to Talk About Off6r Republienn, Utah, who announced he wus preparing n bill embodying the 1Ur The AxocUted F r ill) plan which he estimated would yield WASHINGTON, /Vig. 31.— Decision $3,835,000,000 this year. He added ra* rcn‘,hed today to ask Henry Ford that he wbuld take the question up “ c"ine to Washington for a confer- witld the senate finnnee committee Jce wi*l| n'apeet to bin offer fo f tho when it begins consideration o f reve­ ati'cle Shoals Nitrate plant erected nue questions Thursday. »)' the government during the war, it The use o f only six sources of taxa­ ra* “ nniiiincod today by Sec. Weeks. tion, ircluding a tux on manufactur­ ers’ sales, instead o f the more than thirty-five now on the statute books, ^okei Found Guilty was advocated by Senator Smoot. (>i Criminal Assault The six wells from which the Utuh After Second Trial f^enntor proposed to pump revenue r" and the amounts which he estimated 1Uy The AxocUted Pren) each would yield annually, follows: WAUCIIULA, Aug. 31.— Elbert Coincome taxes (maximum rates of 32 i r. «*f (lardener wus found g u ilty ‘of per cent), $830,000,000. funiiial assault here yesterday with Ten per cent taxes on net corpora­ commendation o f mercy.% Tho ver- tion profits, $145,0OO,OOO| ll' carries lift* imprisonment. This Toimcco taxes (present rates) $265,­ . u‘ M'C(,,,d conviction, the first rfe- 000,000. llnK in an order for retrial by the Estate taxes, $130,000,000. jpreme court op tho ground thut the •Manufacturers’ sales tax (three per j !l I’cen precipitate. cent), $1,200,000,000. Import taxes (t a r iff), $ 100,000,000. m o v ie t r u s t c h a r g e d . While the six sources would produce only $3,280,000,000/ M j. Smoot esti­ ' iBjr Th* AxocUted M ix ', mated that the other $016,000,000 WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.— T hoTn woujd be obtainod from collection of ’ s *‘'ayora-Lasky corporation, a unpaid taxes, receipts from ,w ar sal­ |>n picture concern, hns biJcn cited vage und the old taxi on withdrawals r e I cderal Trade commission to o f liquor from bonded warehouses. P r complaints o f violations of 1 _ _ (By Tho Aatoclated Pr«»«) P A R IS , Aug. 31.— Persistent ru­ mors are in circulation in Madrid thnt the Spnniurds have sufTere da new reverso at tho.hands o f the Moroccon tribesmen. LEE KIDNAPPED BY OFFICERS IN JACKSONVILLE W W OULD USE A L IE N PR O PE R TY FOR C LAIM S A G A IN S T G E R M AN Y. (By The Anoclited Freii) |WAS ONE BIG NIGHT t s r s is s r _ _ _ ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE AND ALLOWED BAIL TODA and clasped h ands over it IGreatesl Meeting of Great Boosters Ever __ __ _ 09767107 W AG E SCALE REJECTED. RICHMOND, Vo., Aug. 31.— By what is reported to have been a large majority the Association o f Chesaponko nnd Ohio Railway Clerks hns voted to reject the wage scale prevail­ ing since tho cut authorized by the federal wngo board. Tjiis action go v­ erns the attitude o f the organized railway freight and stenmship clerks. BRITISH SCORE T A R IF F . , W AS H IN G TO N , Aug. 31.— British makers o f high speed steel nppenled to this sennte finance committee todny to save them from whot they termed the "prohibitive’’ import duties pro­ vided by th cFordnoy tnrifT bill. They pleaded for rendjjustment of rates so thnt they, the Englishmen, might he allowed to "live, to work nnd to pay you what wo owe you." . M U A R R A Y LEAVES. IN D IA N A P O L IS , Aug*. 31.— Phillip Murray, vico-president o f the United Mine Workers o f America, departed for Charleston, W. Vn., todny to urge miners In thnt distirict to return to work. Announcement o f the departure o f Mr. Murray wns mndo this morn­ ing by John L. Lewis, prerldont o f the International organization. W. C. Entzminger, o f Longwood, J. W. Osteon, i>f Altamonte, w u In *wns in the city todny nnd made ar­ the city toddy on business and^reports . rangemonts fo r advertising the Quickthat pretty little city oh getting ready fo r the winter residents and expecting Jbilt houses. Look for tho advertisemont In the Herald. , a big season. H U LL, Englund, Aug. 31.— Tho body o f still, nnothor American disaster was killed *i» the wns that found yesterday. j Maurice Lay ,o f,Greensboro, N. C., a , rigger. •' , At the inquest held toduy Flying Fighting Officer Miller testified thut tho body B E LFAS T, Aug. 31.— Six persons 0f Brig.-Gen. Maitland, which was roI By Th. Axocl.t.d F r .x ) •weru killed todny during the renewed covered Sunday, was found on thu B E LFAST, Aug. 31.— The mili­ rioting in the city, nnd many others ship near the water ballast controls, tary announced nt noon, it would were wounded, some of them serious- which in emergencies are operated in assume cant nil of Belfast with­ ly. Numerous cases of gunshot an endeavor to insure the safety o?an in an (hour ns the result of rep­ wounds are under treatment Tn the airship.. resentation by the I.ord Mayor as In hearing this testimony, the corhospitnls. * lo the urgent necessity of afford­ oner commented on the fact that GenUp to the present there nre eight ing the city protection in view crnl Maitland's lust act was directed deaths as a result o f the rioting. of the fighting ami rioting in to doing what was possible to save tho In the course o f tho evening per­ progress. Fidrce revolver figh t­ vessel and her crew. The proceedings sons who had to use trnmenrs lieing between Ulster Loyalists and before thu coroner yesterday were Sinn FeinerH continued this morn- • cause si/ nervous thnt they lay uposr purely formal. the floors of the cars in order to avoid ing cuuHing the wildest excite­ It is said here thnt tho body of possible bullets. * ment. The total dend up to the Lieut.-Commander Emory^ Coll of Last night’s rioting, when two per­ present time is nine. Marietta, O., will be buried at sea, in sons were Willed nnd several injured, accordance with u wVdi.Coll often had wns tile most serious this city has ex­ By mid-afternoon with the expressed to his wife, perienced fo r some time. The police fighting still proceeding between i Virtually all tho wreckage o f tho and military were engaged through­ the Loyalists and Sinn FeinerH ZR-2 hns now been raised. The war­ the total death roll since Monday out the night in Buhduing gunmen and ship Reindeer arrived yesterday morn­ night hnd reached fourteen. snipers who were operating from win­ ing to assist in recovering the remain­ Scores have been wounjicd but the dows nnd roofs and who continued der of the bodies. Hope was expressed cxnct number is not known. their fusilndes until after midnight. that thu majority o f the airmen who BOMBING TESTS PLAN N E D . NORFOLG, Aug. 31.— Army nirmen nt Langley Field, Va., today be­ gan preparations for extensive bomb­ ing tests which will be held off the Virgina capes the lntter part o f Sep­ tember with tlie old battleship Ala­ bama ns th etarget. Instructions were designed to go even furthor in de­ monstrating tho valuo of a trial bombing than the attacks on tho for­ mer Gcrmnn ships off the capes In July. Street lamps were extinguished nnd ' j()H^ their lives would be recovered. little light ennie from hurtling hous­ Tho body o f Quartermaster Ser­ es to which the molt had set fire. geant Green of the Royul A ir SerRioting continued throughout tho vice, wnq washed ashore yesterday nfternoon und resulted In the death 1mominrf in the rivor'nenr Brough, six o f two more persons. Wlllinm Ken- 1miles weHt o f Hull, nedy wns shot dead in Enrl s tre e t1 Sanction haB %been given ' by tho and Annie Wntson, a five-year-old Hull Corporation fo r tho American girl, got Into the lino o f flro in North bodies to lie in state in public bulldQueen street and w nrshot dead. For- ings while uwuiting transportation to ty-eight persons, wounded in the riot- Amoricu. 1 . ing, were taken to the hospitals. ! H U L L , Aug. 31.— Tho body o f Chief --------------------------Mechanics’ Mate Gcorgfe Welsh, o f'E IFor office supplies, stationery, etc.,.Bin, III., was ^covered from th o’ come to tho Herald office. I wreckage o f tho ZR-2 today. • / l �1 * THB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921 „ P A G E SIX * — [OPEN SHOP FIGHT GOVERNOR HELPED SOLIDIFY COMMENDS GUARDSMEN ORGANIZED LABOR! / •V . ♦ ______________________ __ THE STAR TO-DAY 'H'vjliShV’l 1 Members o f the national guard In A T L A N T IC C IT Y , Aug. 31.— Tho Floridn are showing considerable in­ open Bhop campittgn nnd tho "a ggres­ G L A D Y S LE SLIE in terest in general order No. 10, just sive hostilities o f unfair employers" issued by tho office o f the adjutant has strengthened rnther than weak­ general, Charles P. Lovell, from the ened the solidarity of the organized state arsenal, St. Augustine. Tho or­ labor movement, it wns declared in a der, which is issued to call attention statement last night by the executive to a letter from Governor Cnry A. council o f the American Federation of Labor. The council based its decis­ Hnrdee, follows: * * ion, the statement said, upon reports “ The following letter from the Hon. Cosmopolitan Production and Fox News Cnry A. Ilnrdee, governor o f Flori­ submitted by affiliated nutionnl trttd international unions and other infor­ da, and commander-in-chief of the . ____•_________ Floridn National Guard, is published mation collected throughout the coun­ try. % to the troops: Analysis o f tho report, the state­ "State of Florida Executive Depart­ Tomorrow— Alice Brady in “Little Italy” ment snid, showed that n reduction in ment payment o f dues by the federation’s ‘'Inllahnssee, Aug. 24, 1921. Also “A Rough Knight” membership was due principally to “ Gen. Charles I*. Lovell, St. Augus­ the wnve o f unemployment through­ tine, Fin. out the country. Secretary Frunk “ Dear General Lovell: I cannot let Morrison took occasion to deny re­ the opportunity pass without Bnying ports published yesterday thnt the n word regarding my visit to tho na­ federation hns suffered a slump of tional guard encampment nnd my re­ 750,000 members during the present view o f the gunrd on the nineteenth industrial crisis. Morrison referred instant. I was greatly pleased with to figures announced nt tho Denver, the personnel o f the officers nnd on- Colo., convention which showed a de­ Have you over boon "caught short o f cash" when touring and been llsted men .Among the momliers of crease of 172,211 members during the embarrassed at hotels, garages nnd shops by tho more or loss unwelthe gunrd, I found many o f the state’s pnBt yenr, but declined to give nny como attitudo toward your pcrsonnl chocks? most prominent nnd patriotic young figures on the present membership. You con enjoy your trip, freo from anxiety regarding money mat­ men nnd there is no doubt but what Cnlling upon all affilinted sinions to ters if you keep yourself supplied with theso self-identifying, everywe have included in the guard, the join in a great organizing campaign where-accoptcd, safe, convenient Cheques fo r travelers. highest type o f the stnte's citizen­ n statement by the council said: "The executive council is keenly ship. j ’The enenmpment was n great suc­ alive to the tremendous forces at cess; the spirit o f the men wns fine Work to destroy trade'unionism. It nnd I want to take this opportunity in appreciative of the depressive in­ Atnrican situation und impressed • • A . B. A. CHEQUES to express my appreciation o f them, dustrial Banker* their loyalty, and their patriotic re­ strongly with tho desire nnd need o f Association gard fo r the preservation o f the organizing the unorganized in a solid W E S E L L THEMtrade union phnlnnnx for mutual pro­ state's highest interests. tection and for the advancement o f "A s chief executive, it Is comfort­ ing to know thnt the stnte hns such the wnge elirners’ common interests a force which would readily respond it hns determined to inaugurate n TO A R R A N G E W O RK O N TOO MUCH B U L L should domestic trouble ensue nnd comprehensive and extensive cam­ E X P E R IM E N T S T A T E IO N FOR T H IS A U T O IS T , A T ­ which would likewise hear the cnll o f paign. IN T H E EVERGLADES. T A C K E D T H E M A C H IN E "Th e workers are also called upon duty should the interests o f their to observe Lnbor day in a fittin g way country be seriously threatened. My T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug. 29.—Tho D A Y T O N A , Aug. 30.— Tho male o f nnd to ninnifest in an unmistakable heart is with the officers nnd men stnto bonrd,of education at Its meet­ tho species o f one class of domestic manner thnt the cause o f labor is o f the guard. I shall, during my ad­ more alive today than ever in the his­ animals is not ps Bubmissivo to being ing held some dnys ago, was advise* ministration, encourage and co-operstruck by an automobile as tho female, by the trustees o f tho internal im­ tory of the trnde union movement." * * * * * * * * * * nte with them in every legitimate according to C. A. Johnson, automo­ provement fund o f tho designation by manner. Will you not express to tho bile sniesmnn o f Tampa, who relates tho .latter body o f tho tract o f land S L A Y E R S OF JONES various units throughout the state, the nutomobilistfl’ sido o f the story, upon which to establish tho branch ESCAPED IN N E W FORD my sincere appreciation o f their loyal developed recently while he was en- experimental station in the Ever­ CAR, S H E R IF F FINDS. service. route from Jacksonville to Tampa in n glade^ authorized by the last legisla­ "V ery truly yours, car brand now from the manufacturer. ture. . • BR O O KSVILLE , Aug. 30.— Beyond Johnson's experiences Included thnt o f (Signed) "C ary A. Hardee, Thereupon, the stato hoard o f edu­ evidence thnt th emurderers made W HERE TH E Y P L A Y TODAY "Governor." facing the oft-pictured double barrel­ cation, requested tho bonrd o f control their getnwny in a new 1022 model Lakeland at Tampa. M E E TIN G H E LD IN TO W N H A L L led shotgun in the hnnds o f nn irnto to hold its meeting scheduled ,f«r "This letter will be grently npprecFord touring enr, Sheriff Cobh o f Daytona at Jacksonville. L A S T N IG H T W AS W E L L farmer. Inted by the troops, not only beenuso Sept. 12, at TnllnhftHRce, Instead of in St. Petersburg at Orlando. Hernnndo^ county, nlthough working ATTENDEp Johnson struck a formidable bull it expresses their commnnder-inJacksonville. The meeting, uceording actively on tho case, had obtained no just outside Daytona, the impact land­ chicf’s approval o f their efforts, but ly, will be a joint meeting o f the stato HOW T H E Y S TA N D clues late tonight to the identity o f ing the nnimnl in a ditch on one side Tho Trnde Extension Committee of Pet. because it shows his interest in them. the pnrties who assassinated Rube board o f education nnd the board of L . n W the Snnford Chnmber o f Commerce of the road while the automobile fa r­ .015 It also expresses the opinions o f all Jones and Bert Scott '»f Port Richey 38 control nnd the purpose o f the request hnd a fine meeting at Geneva last Orlando ................... 00 ed likewise on tho opposite side. Tho .543 the officers who had tho opportunity bite Sunday afternoon at Stevenson's •1 8 by tho form er body wu Hin order that Tampa ..................... 57 night in which many matters of im­ right front fender o f the mnchftie was to see tho work accomplished at tho .532 60 Lakeland ..................57 bend on the Weeckiwntcheo river, smashed nnd the engine stalled, but the ewo boards might take the neces­ portance were token up and a better .458 four-day school and the fifteen-day 58 Daytona ................... ‘1 0 feeling established between the two about fourteen miles from Brortks- the accident only served to lash tne sary steps to begin the work o f the camp o f instruction. .140 50 St. Petersburg ......... 18 establishment o f the experimental cities. There were some twenty-five yllle. bull Into a fury. Recovering his feet "The school and camp were unques­ .370 08 •II people from Sanford and about fifty Jacksonville ........ * Just after dark, about three or four quickly ho attacked Johnson, seated in station. tionably, the best administered, the Jit a meeting o f the Board o f Com­ from Geneva present and all those milen from the scene of th» shooting, the front o f the enr, and shattered best instructed and the best discip­ R ESU LTS YE S TE R D A Y missioners o f Evcrglndes Drainage who attended were glad they Imd tak­ on the hard road toward Brooksville, the automobile door. Whereupon lined camps tile adjutant general hns Florida State League District, nlso held on Wednesday, that en a part in this great work o f get­ one man reported being passed by n Johnson shot the infuViated animal six seen during his twenty years’ experi­ A t Tampa 4, Lakeland 3. board appropriated the $10,000 to he ting nil the component parts of Semi­ new model Ford traveling at high times nnd killed him. Immediately, A t Orlando 3, St. Petersburg 1. ence with the nationnl guard. used in connection with the establish­ nole county together in the spirit of speed. Another man reported meeting ns if by pre-arrangement, according Ao Jacksonville 1, Dnytonn 8. "The officers nnd men have every co-operation. ment nnd operation o f the Evcrglndes to Johnson, the owner of the nnimnl a similar car about 8 o’clock thnt reason to be proud o f the Florida Na­ President Gcorae W. Knight called branch experiment stntlon which was nppeared in no genial mood. A fte r nght, about three miles from BrooksSouth Atlantic Association tional Guard, and if in thi>,future, the the meeting together and stated the authorized by tho law creating lb® much ndo Johnson decided his counter­ villc. In both cases, the car was iden­ A t Augusta 1, Charleston 0. work measured up to the high stand­ ob ject,of the Trade Extension Com­ station. arguments were not carrying much tified by the new hendlights with A t Greenville 18, Charlotte 14. ard thnt hns been set during the short mittee and promised the support of green shades. There were two men in force in the face o f the lethal weapon A t Spartanburg 0, Columbia 0. time that the gunrd hns been organ­ the Chamber of Commerce and o f all The world wouldn’t be perfect, c.ren the machine, it is stntcd. It is be­ and satisfied the farm er’s claim. 1(f ized, we can point to our organiza­ 'th e business men of Sanford for any if everybody shoqjd turn reformer. lieved thnt the car passed through American League tion as the best in the United States. worthy projects that Geneva and oth­ Pasco county will In the near fu­ There would bo anybody to fill th® Brooksville that night, without at­ No game scheduled. er pnrtH of the county wished. He "This order will be rend to the or­ collection plates. ture hnve a marking ing factory. tracting attention nmqpg the Sunday made an earnest plea for co-operation ganization nt the first assembly after night crowd o f automobiles, nirtl the National League on the part o f all the citizens of the the receipt of same, and will be post­ sheriff is of theopinion thnt the mur­ A t New York 8, Chicago 7. county and invited them to attend the ed on the bulletin boards." * .► derers then headed southward. A t Urooklyn 1, Pittsburg 0. , meetings of the Hoard of Governors At Boston 4, Cincinnati 10. This car, it is believed, contained lit noon Friday of each week where H E AR IN G S ON R ATES BY A t Philadelphm-St. Louis, rain. the men who shot Jones nnd Scott they would always be given n respect­ H o r s e ’s & M u l e s ! : I. C. C. A R E SCHEDULED from ambush, because the tracks of ful hearing. Southern Association He then called upon K. J. Holly for Schedule o f a series o f hearings tho tires correspond with the tracks At Memphis 0, Birmingham 3. JUST A R R IV E D a few remarks and Hon. Eiulor Curby the interstate commerce commis­ ».f a car wide blind been balden near A t Ni.shville 8, Little Rock 4. lett, member of the Hoard of County sion Into tbu wharfage, storage and the place o f the murder, A t Mobile-New Orleans, rnjn. Two fresh car loads. The pood kind, some !! commissioners being called gave a It is evident thnt three men tvere handling charges that went into e f­ Others net scheduled. very Interesting account of the road fect last January 10 at South Atlantic in the attacking gang, ns shells were and bridge work in his district out-lin­ good saddle and driving horses. Lots of ;; and Gulf ports, wns received Monday found on the ground from a 12-gunge American Association ing in a general way just what the morning by the Jacksonville traffic shotgun, a 10-gnugo shotgun nnd a At Milwaukee 1, Toledo 5} district needed and touched on the mated teams. For prices see REID, 32-20 rifle. Only two men were re­ bureau. A t Minneapolis 12, Louisville 8. Osceola and Titusville roads in par­ The Jacksonville hearing will lie ported to have been noticed in the A t Kansas City 11, Columbus 2. ticular and also the Geneva-Sanford ---------------------------- W ith ----------------------------held on September 3l)th in the U. S. car, but as the ear was mitving rapidA t St. Paul 0, Indianapolis 8. bridge. He was followed by Hon. E. court room, beginning at 10 a. m., be- )y and It was after dark, another T. Kilbee, who went over the same fore Examiner Keeler, who is to pro-1 ,„iKht have been in tho rear sent. , International League ground with several exceptions and al­ side at all the hearings. | ____________________ At Rochester 2-5, Jersey City 11-4. i so expressed himself on the question The hearings begin September 10 i CHICAGO R AN K ROHRERY i! At Syracuse 9, Newark 19. o f tho equalization o f county taxes nnd SA N FO R D A N D W IN T E R G A R D E N at Norfolk and end October 10 nt GnlW A S AN IN S ID E JOB. At Ruffalo 2, Baltimore 1. other matters of importance. Several veston. The schedule follows: A t Toronto Hi, Rending 3. others present were called upon after September 10, Norfolk; September CHICAGO, Aug. 30.— Five men which tho meeting closed with a gen­ 2(1, Charleston; September 28, Savan­ were held by police today in connec­ Virginia League eral get-together spirit in which all nah; September 30, Jacksonville; Oc­ tion with looting o f tho security safe­ *< .4 .^ 4 .**4 .*+ *-t.*4 --H -*'{'**+ *»l” > * ‘> * * ,H ,+4,+ ,!,* ,f,* 'l‘ ,i,+ * * * * * * * * * * * ^ > A t Suffolk 9, Tnrboro 3. those present joined and many new tober 3, Mobile; October 0, New Or­ ty deposit vaults in the Masonic Tem ­ At Rocky Mount 2, Newport News 3 acquaintances were made and many leans; October 10, Galveston. ple here o f upwnrds o f $250,000. A t Wilson 4, Norfolk 2. old ones renewed. The'new charges have been attack­ Three o f those holed were suspect­ A t Richmond 5, Portsmouth 1. These trips of the Sanford business ed by fertilizer interests, the Coca- ed o f the robbery nnd the other two men to other parts of the county huvo Cola Coinpnny nnd the Jacksonville nre Ernest Weber nnd Milton JoneB, Piedmont League been conducive of much good and the Wholesale Lumber Association nnd guards who were hound by the ban­ A t Danville 0, Raleigh 0. folks from Sanford nnd the folks in the henrings were announced follow­ dits. A t Ilighpoint 2, Winston-Salem 4. tho county have learned much from ing the report o f the chief statistician I t was nn "inside job," Michnel A t Durham 4, Greensboro 5. thU mutuul understanding of each o f the board of engineers for rivers Hughes, chief o f detectives declared. other’s problems. and luirbora o f the war department. Gossip In tho underworld fo r years This is only one of the many good JESS TO M EET JACK. hns been o f the "easy job" wniting nt things the Sunford Chamber o f Com­ S LE E PIN G D RIVER INJURED. ♦ ♦ tho Masonic Templo 'vaults, poljco merce has pu% over and it will re­ T O PE K A , Kns., Aug. JO.-Jess dound to the credit o f tho business Willard, while Jin this city today an D E LAN D , Aug. 30.— Dr. G. A. Da­ said. men, tho Chamber o f Commerco nnd husinesH ,said that he hnd Btnrted vis, o f this city, who, beenuso o f his The vaults arc open nil night to ac­ the people generally. commodate business houses staying professional duties, had gone five training fo r a proposed bout with open. Mnriy gamblers take ndvnntngo days nnd nights virtually without Jack Dempsey. He snid he would o f tho regulations and deposit tholr rest, wns painfully but not seriously Beale his present woight o f 265 down Contracts have been let for the 212 West First Street night’s winnings, there. Sometimes ns injured when ho fell ^asleep (jphilo to 238, his weight] when he lost the instruction of big structure nt rit City fo r tho Plant City Fruit title tc\ Dempsey ut Toledo, July driving hiB car near DeLeon Springs high as $20,000,000 wns stored In tho vaults. and crashed into tree. 4, 1919. era association. “STRAIGHT IS THE W A Y ” ENJOY Y O U R T R IP STRAW HATS Peoples Bank of Sanlord }* i SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. TRADE EXTENSION COMMITTEE VISITS GENEVA MONDAY SPORT WORLD * * * * * * * * * * W atchm akers E n gravers . Jewelers Opticians x ZM cLaulin’s ^ . w ___! ■ .. • ' ' I * �‘-'tv1 - w ?r$£ vif, Mt'-’v.. W mt I THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31,1921 PAQB TWO i Delta sorority. Since removing to Tnrnpn about one year ngo from Co­ lumbia, Mo., where she was a stiident at Christinn College, she has made a MRS. FR E D DA1GER, Society Editor, Inrge number o f friends hero, who Rhone 217-W are much interested in her marriage. Mer mother, Mrs. II. DuLaney, is n SOCIAL CALENDAR l talented render and elocutionist, well ■Wednesday— Mrs. Howard Smith will known In chautauqun circles. Mr. Griffin is a prominent business entertin the members o f the T. N. o f Sanford, and his Inrge num­ T . Club, tit her home on Snnford ber o f friends thero will extend to his Heights, nt 4 o'clock. Thursdny— Miss Agnes Dumiis will attractive bride n most cordial wel­ entertain nt n “ shower” in compli­ come.— tam pa Tribune. ment to Miss Helen Peck, a brideM O N D A Y BRIDGE CLUB. elect, of' September. SOCIETY S A N F O R D A N D O R LAN D O M ET A T B A N Q U E T T A B L E , A N D C LA SPE D H AN D S OVER IT (OontlnuM from On*) WAR OFFICE FEARSOME PLACE According to Cnptaln Balrnsfflther, British in&titution Is Designed to Be an Annoyance. i II a; U f'j BELCHER H E LD B Y JU R Y ON M A N S L A U G H T E R CH ARG E A N D A L L O W E D B A IL T O D A Y TAILORING Have Opened a TailJ (Oonilnax) from I’u t Om ) several hoy friends o f Tanlpn. Tho Shop on Second boys she named ns being mutual With a Fine Line o ( Woolens »U, I friends ure, Royco Crum, residing nt No, 308 East Ross avenue; Gene Men- on hand. Prl^ea as low ns possibul consistent with good work. In orJ l endez, residing nt No. 2204 Centra) avenue; Emmit James, residing at No. to introduce myself nnd busln**, j j you— v! .1 30G East Ross avenue and a boy by the name o f Julinn Whitman, a ship­ Days yard worker, Mias Albury was bro’t For pair of extra Trousers to Clcnrwater by Detcctivo Thomas ns a witness, ' With every Suit Order Miss Albury further brought out tlie fact that she had not seen tho Everything Tniior-madc and H»tJ faction Guaranteed I Turner girl Binco May 1. Prior to that time, it wns admitted that the Cleaning, Repairing girls made frequent trips hy automo­ Pressing bile with the boys between here and Tnrnpn. She had known Miss Turner -------------- TE R M S CASH______ _ for about a year, she testified. ED. R A N D A LL Drs. J. T . Bowen and Bird McMul­ len of this plncc, who performed tho S A N F O B I) autopsy, told tho jury of their find­ Maker of Fine Clothes for Mtn ings, They stnted that a criminal op­ eration unquestionably Had been per­ formed, but thnt in their opinion no was* pulled out o f tho sand bank q physiclnn did it. As tholr explana­ tho edgo o f Booker creek before day. tion, they said thaM he work was that light Saturday near where the girl1, o f tin amateur and it was badly bun­ body was found Saturday evrnin. gled. The stab wound, which showed was told by W. L. Bnilnrd, proprietor upon the g irl’s skin as u very smnll o f the garage at Old sumr, to wkkj spot, could not have been the cause of place HelcheV walked four miles ttn her death, and that in their opinion the woods early Saturday morning ti the stall wound wns inflicted after her secure aid. death. The right shoulder had been Judge 0. K. Reaves of the T| broken also. .. . ! firm o f Mabry, Reaves and Mrs. Ivn Straight, who resides in j ton> wn8 ,nt „ t th(? , Tarpon Springs, took the stand nnd 0Mj8t StnU}' Attorney Wilson o, told o f seeing a young woman in Dr. evidence Belcher’s office last Wednesday a fte r -j . l)r . B<;,chcr ha8 Htendfn»tiy rf; noon, who closely resembled Miss to make any comment beyond a Turner. She admitted that she was o f his guilt, and did not testify at] not positive thnt the woman wns Miss inquest yesterday. Turner, but thnt she believed thnt it Local officials continued their was she. She failed to identify Miss Turner's clothing ns those worn hy vcstigatlon last night and it wan the woman that afternoon in the doc­ pected other nrrests would he nu| tor’s office. shortly.— Tampa Tribune. The story o f how I)r, Belcher’s car St, Sanford and Orlnndo people should ntnnd together fo r the mnny good I have not been to the British war things that could he obtained by con­ otllce very often, writes Cnpt. Bruce Hitlrnsfntlu'i' In "From Mqd to Mufti." certed action. In fnct this was the spirit o f the but I have hover huff the odd kciikiievening and as speaker after speaker tlon that it gives rim* to. You enter tho building and 1111 out n form. In I arose when called upon each and every time a Boer war veteran tells you bois­ .one expressed the feeling It was a terously to "follow the girl." The girl, ] most auspicious occasion when Snn­ a guide of sorts In an engineer’s dark ford and Orlnndo could get together brown overall, sets oil sullenly down a with the one idea o f helping each oth­ cement passage, with a group of as­ er and putting over the great ship- sorted ollleers pursuing. She, 1 fancy, revels In the Intricacies of those cata­ Thursday— Stay nt Home Club will The member o f the Monday Bridge by-water project that just now is in combs. havo a dunce nt the home o f Mr. Club were most chnymingly enter­ the public eye and public mind. Having apparently described a com­ And in the speaking the men wore and Mrs. R. J. Holly, Thursdny tained yesterday afternoon, by Mrs. plete parallelogram In a forbiddingDavid Caldwell nt her apartment ir\ not alone for Mrs. Leonnrdi, o f the looking corridor, you suddenly come night. F riday— Peter Schnal will give a the Wotnka. There being three tables Business and Professional Women’s upon a lift. It Is always disappearing Club, when called upon gave a most upward when you Arrive. It comes dance nt the Vnldez hotel{ at} 0 o f players. excellent talk along the lines o f city down suddenly and disgorges mi as­ Lovely pink roses were used in dec­ o’clock. building and co-operation. Lnck of sorted crowd; headed by the girl Saturday— Children’s Story Hour will orating the room where the card tnspace forbids n special mention o f the guide, you eider and uru taken up. We be held nt the Central Park nt 5 bles were arranged. speeches and since so many o f the all repeat the corrldor-and-paralleloo ’clock. Of exceptional Interest was the Snnford people were present and heard gram business. Nothing hut the girl game o f bridge played during the nfguide can mivc you now. them it is hardly necessary as they Lost In the war olllcot How awful M t . and Mrs. W. S. Mair, Miss ternoon. High score aiming the club were ail good, nil o f them made a hit that would bo I I can Imagine how n Wnrie Fair, and Mr. Archie Fair, who members was ninde by Mrs. Ilnl and all o f them helped In cementing visitor who bud lagged behind the ' Vinvo been the guest sof Mrs. Ella Wight who was awarded a sot o f more firm ly the bond o f friendship be­ guide would stop, suddenly realizing L c fflc r .left in their car Monday for Pyrex rami kins. Mrs. Dniger making that he was lost; how lie would vainly tween Snnford anil Orlnndo, their home ill Prattsville, Ala. high score among the guests was pre­ President Knight tailed upon the heat on those stone walls ami scream sented a dainty fan. following who responded: Mayor for help; how a typist would llml his J. S. LeGotte, o f Albany, Gn., is At the conolusion of the card game 0f Snnford; M. J. Daetwyler, skeleton weeks later In an attitude the guest o f his sister, Mrs. W. C. the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Howard 1president o f the Orlando Chamber of that evidently showed that he had suecimihed while endeavoring to gnaw Ills H ill, at her home on Fourth street. Overlin, served dolicbus refresh- jCommorcc; I. W. Phillips, o f Orlnndo, way through a door. meats consisting o f fruit salad in in- un,| Snnford; F. P. Forster, president I followed tho guide and. after being Mr. It. E. Ncwmnnj returned home dividual moulds, olives, snltincs, jo f tho Firflt National Bank o f San- handed to several olllclals, at Iiihi today from a week's stay in Jnck- cheese, ice tea and chocolate mints. ford; W. M. Glenn, editor o f the Morn- came up with the ofltdal whose ilnry sonvillc. The cluh members enjoying Mrs. ing Sentinel; S. Kenneth Guernsey, It was to prevent. If poss e . anyone Caldwell’s hospitality, were: Mrs. B. president o f the Orlando Rotary Cluh; from seeing the olllecr who had sum Misse Olive Newman, Mary Eliza­ L. Perkins, Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mrs. John Lconnrdy, president o f the limned me by letter.— Youth’s Co i beth puleston and Margaret Neal are Mrs. Hal W ight, Mrs. C. L. Britt, Mrs. Woman’s Cluh o f Snnford; J. P. H ol­ punlun expected home today from Camp F E. Roumillnt, Mrs A. B. Wnllncc, brook, former president o f the Rotnry TREASURE TROVE IN L0 N 3 CN Junaluska, N. C. Miss Mable Bowler. The invited Cluh, of Orlnndo; John M. Cheney, guests i: bided Mrs. J. Q. Smith, of form er judge of the Federal court and Chance Dlucovery Has Led Antiquar­ Harry Lewis is visiting his parents Birmingham, Ala., Mrs. Henry Put- prominent lawyer o f Orlnndo; Forest ians to Believe They Are on Mr. and My». Harry Lewis. don, Mrs. Fred Dniger Mrs. Harry Lake, president of the Seminole Bank, Eve of Rare Find. lo f Sanford; R. B. Brossier, editor of lleornn and Mrs. D. C. Marlowe. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hunt ami lit­ A chance discovery of a piece ot the Orlando Reporter-Star; John Mc­ blue enamel, curiously marked, by U. tle daughter, Joyce, returned home Culloch, prominent capitalist and bus­ B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y . Tuesday evening from Forsyth, Go., iness man o f Orlando; R. J. Holly, edi­ S. Gordon, a London mining engineer. Monday being the eighth tyrthdny -t- •;< 4 •;*4 *:•■>■■;* 4 •:*-j 4 •;»4 4 •:»*:•4 >:•>:• tor o f the Snnford Herald, and N, P. Ims turned a vacant plot, where giw +*;* >;•■>*>•:* 4 *;•4 4 4 <• •;*•;* where they have been the guests of i o f little Miss Helen Douglas, her Vowel I, hi nd o f the Vowel 1-Drew de­ den truck was grown, Into a treasure the former's mother. t trove. Today diggers are busy dig % grandmother, Mrs. C. Goodhue, in­ partment store of Orlando, glng and sifting every tilt of Hie A fte r a closing address o f a few mirth, believing that It In on the edge S. A. Speer, o f Jacksonville, was vited a number o f the little Indy the guest o f his uncle, Mr. David friends to help her celebrate the oe- words in which he assured them this of mi old Itomim cemetery, usqd ccn meeting would not end the love feast lories ago. Speer, Monday. Mr. Speer is proprie- |cnslnn. Digging Into one purl of it .the men Quantities o f oink vine and ferns ul„j u-llinir them that tonight the reptor o f the Southern Monumental say they cun trace London’s history Works, at Jacksonville, and was in were used in decorating the rooms resentutives of various cities would hy strata to thousands of years ago. for this happy event. ’I ho dining lanicct here to take up these important Sanford looking around for a loca­ It Is estimated that London’s level In­ tion to establish a branch plant here. hie had for tho center piece, the beau- matters o f interest to all of Florida creased at the rate of one foot a cen­ tiful birthday cake topped with hum- President Knight adjourned one o f t|ic tury. Things appear to have lieon most interesting and important mect- thrown Into the place, which uiusl Mr. and Mrs. David Speer and Mr. ing tapers. Gnmes and music and fancy darn- j mgs ings that the Snnford Chamber of have been a queer pit, ns though It jmd Mrs. C. A. Rnulerson, o f Geneva, You want to learn about the best ink that you ing were enjoyed by the ruests. A Commerce Ims ever hold. Imd beeti n place for refuses. Its rare spent tile day Monday at Altamonte treasures are mostly broken hits of contest of guessing what the pack­ It was not that so much work was Springs at the "Fernery.” can buy and while it may be new to you it is ages contained, proved n very de­ accomplished— no work is ever accom­ Jewelry, china, glassware, etc. Due ex­ I quisitely curved ornament. of pure plished at a meeting of the body as a lightful feature. not new to others. You want to know about W. C. Brozier, o f Tnrnpn, repre­ gold, evidently part of a golden col­ Ice cream and cake carrying out whole— it was not that the speeches lar. was found, and Is estimated to senting the RAefleh Paper Co., was in the best ink that is sold at a better price. You tile pretty color scheme were served taken as a whole really put ovei any­ have been made between 4CM) and out) the city yesterday calling on his locul by the hostess assisted by Misses thing constructive— they are not ex­ It. C. want to know about the ink that is used by .customers. Carmeta Barber. I,mile Newby and pected to build cities'nt a banquet. I t ) Some of the most Interesting ob­ the governm ent and by all the largest cor­ Edith Magee. Mrs. Goodhue was as­ was not that any big plans were mu- 1 jects are broken pipes, a whole series Mrs. Claude Howard is visiting sisted in entertaining the littlc”gucsts Hired looking toward better fre ig h t! ^ascending through nearly four feet of porations. The ink that is used by all the relatives in Okeechobee. by Mcsdunics Vance . Dougins, W. A. rates and bigger cities— plans are not ‘soil, Illustrating Hie pipe’s evolution from the days of Queen Elizabeth. largest firms in your own and neighboring Lester, D. C. Marlowe, and \V. M. matured with 200 people present en­ W EDDING OF IN TE RE ST. joying a good time. Thigpen. Swatting the Fly. cities, Read the telegram below: It was simply that great spirit of A wedding of much interest took The little guests included: Martha “ Have you slopjied swatting tho welcome from one good city to anoth­ place Sunday afternoon, when Miss Elmctn and Tolor Bryan, Carmen fly?" asked Charles II. Taylor of the . . . good city, Dorothy Martin became the bride of Guthorie, Marlon and Dorothy Haynes >er r « ° ° d cit>’ ,l WMS thnt « rcat aI,lrit Boston Globe, who was here at I end­ Air, Douglas Charles Grilfin, the cer­ Dorothea Lawson, Virginia Smith, 1of hospitality that distinguishes the ing u meeting of the International 1920 J U N 14 PM 5 49 emony having been solemnized at 2 Ella Spencer, Ellen Telford, Virginia south from any other portion o f the arbitration board, an organization that settles disputes between printers globe where good people gather, it o ’clock at tho Palm avenue Baptist McDaniel, Billie W ight, Braxton Per­ and publishers, lie was not address­ A356W 25 COLLECT 1 E X T R A church, Dr. Hampton officiating, only kins, Anna and Lots Couch, Billie was that spirit o f the old Indian cus­ ing this question to the hoard, hut tom that when you take salt together the immediae relatives and a few in­ Thigpen, Eugene Estridge, Margaret friendship enduring forever results. It simply making an observation as a T W W A S H IN G T O N DC 515 P 14 vited guests being present. swarm of tiles rose from the street. Giles, Elizabeth Dodd, Chuncey W il­ was that spirit o f get-together, of real "I know thnt a year or two ago The bride was lovely in a traveling son, Sherwood and Wyman Harvard, discussion, o f good times, boosters when I was here you were advising JA SM IN E IN K CO RPN coiftumo o f dark blue crepe la jerse, Bryan Higgins, Franklin Bennett, L. meeting boosters, o f city builders everybody to swat the tiles, and the combined with grey georgette with M. Telford and Bobbie Marlowe. meeting city builders and discussing result was that you had comparative 5 H A L L ST N O R FO LK V A accessories to match. their various problems. freedom from these pelts. Noiv I no­ The young couple left immediately K NIG H TS T E M P I.A lt A T T E N T IO N It was a meeting that will go down tice that they have Increased. In Bos­ G O V E R N M E N T A G A IN A W A R D S a fte r the ceremony fob Daytona in history as one o f the greatest oc­ ton we have repented the fly swatting Bench, where they will spend several Officers Templar Commnndry casions that Sanford or Orlnndo have Instructions until we are rid of Hies JASM INE IN K CORPORATION weeks before returning to Sanford, will hold conclave o f companions of Vt.r staged and much good will accrue This Is another ease where eternal where they will make their home. B L U E B L A C K A L L SIZES RED ALL lllustrous Order o f the Red Cross on from it. 0 ld lines that while they vigilance Is required, but It produces Tho bride was a popular student at Thursday evening, Sept. I, at 7:!10 for were imaginary existed none the less results, i I llml Hies In some of your SIZES A N D M U SC fLA G E QUARTS, restaurants and soda places, which, of Stetson University, Do Land, Inst year rehearsal, and instruction, I lease » t - 1have been wiped away. Obi prejudic­ course, Indianapolis will not long tol­ O VER T H IR T Y COMPETITORS. and it was thero that the mutual tend. es that might have existed have been erate.—Indianapolis News. H. E. TO LA R , attachment between the young people obliterated, old ideas of county and JA SM IN E Q U A L IT Y W IN S AGAIN. Eminent r’omninnder. city boundary lines have bean dissi­ bognn. She is n member o f the Alpha Land and Water Ship. pated and as tiie bright sun of anoth­ The hippopotamus is nmv rivaled by GEORGE D EED M AYER , an amphibious tank that Havels equal­ er day rises over the cities of Sanford * ► + ♦ ♦ + + + + + + + 4 * ♦ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ♦ + + + + + • ; • + + + + -fand Orlando those who were at the ly well hy land and water. It Is a SALES M ANAGER. banquet no doubt arose with a d iffer­ tank only In the sense that It origi­ ent feeling this morning toward their nated In the lighting tanks of the wap for It Is. ns a matter of fact, a pas­ neighbors and friends. Did this hap­ senger vehicle. When ashore. It trav­ pen to you? els on endless tread wheels. 11nil looks Jasmine Ink is now used by the majority of It was great, it was good, it was like a motor-bus; when nlhuit. It Is real and the Sanford Chamlier of propelled and nets like a launch. It the schools and colleges in the South. I t 13 Commerce never did a finer thing than Is the Invention of a Frenchman, nnd used by all the rank and file who have found to extend the invitation and the O r­ was recently tested, currying sl.j pasbetter sengers. In Marseilles, the great Medi­ lando Chamber never did ; out that they can get a superior ink at a much terranean port. The French got thing than to accept. ________________ around the dllllculty of giving It tin lower price in the reliable Jasmine Ink. If .. . . „ r. .. lir nppropt’ntc appellation by calling It 1he Sebring \\ hite \\ ay presents „ lm„, an(1 waler ship.— Popular Meis not just what we say it is, hving it hack and to its readers a fine picture, on its chnnlcs. front cover, of Sobring’s new postg e t your money. Come in and fill your foun­ office, which the paper claims would Japanese Judicial Regalia. tain pen and get a free trial o f the ink tha Speaking of relies, thnt worn hy be a credit to any city, and hdds: the tlrst Judge of the Japauese Su­ "This building is built o f brick and is m aking the South 'famous. .stuccoed whito, with red trimmings, preme court Is a work of art nnd ns # » heavy with embroidery ns tho vest­ and is one of 'the handsomest build­ ments of the padres o f the little Sun ings in town. We congratulate all Oernmn church In Porto lllcii. The parties interested, nnd especially do color Is Muck and the texture line. Around the neck Is a collar, woven we congratulate Sebring.” Into the gown Itself nnd not worn sep / arntely. as Is Hie collar of the chief Passing the buck isn’t original with Justice of England. The color of the statesmen o f todny. “ The wainun," embroidery of this collar Is roynl pur­ said Adam, "tempted me." ple, and Is culled the "crest of the man' » ''UrV'l 15 I Will Gives and Jasm in e Inks Win Over AD Others Have you visited the new Cash Service Station? I f not you don’t know what real Service is Try us. u. s. tires” GAS Vulcanizing OILS Edward Higgins Incorporated First Street and Elm Avenue seven (hovers of ponhiwnln." The cap. something after the order of the very smart sport lints worn hy tbs Atr.erlcnn women. Is nlsn block, with a design of "clustered clouds’* nround I’est enrds— local views— !e nacb n* the top nnd sides.— New York Tribune. the Herald office. You never realize how small a mil­ lionaire’s income really is until his w ife asks fo r alimony. $ ____: The Herald Printing Company DISTRIBUTORS for SEM INO LE C O U N ^ • , . • �*:’ n Jlj THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1921 PAOB Wrestling With a Lively Kangaroo *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* o Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive o f results. * ' ■ ' ‘, i r All progressive movements that have fo r their aim the creating o f a G R E ATE R S A N F O R D and SEM­ INOLE C O N U T Y are in accord with the progressive policy o f this insti­ tution. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD t “ You Can Find the Name of Every Live ProH’ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column y * LAW YERS Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder/ 1 SANFO RD •:* -r- FLO RID A, Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD count. -:- -:- FLO R ID A Sanford Constructs B A T T E R IE S ij The Seminole County ii .. Bank <■ <• STRENG TH «• <• CONTRACTORS 4% PROGRESS IN TEREST PA ID SERVICE * 4Mti4,^4,4.,i. . l . ^ + . H . * * « H - * * + * * * * * * * * * + * + * * * * * + + ’l“l‘* * * * ,,‘ * * + * * * PROTECT SACRED SNUFF R E A D Y FOR PRESIDENT j»on Given for the High Bench Belilnd Which Supreme Court Judges Have Their 8eat*. tin Federal Hti|ireme court la coleit* centenary of "tho high L / i ” originally the Justices snl [Jml it long bench on the floor of thn ft—on it level with the lawyers tried their euses before them. L4 straight desk had set Into It n box opposite ench Justice’s sent. |ry Clu) was arguing a case before court. During a pause In Ills arguFiu uni' of the Justices reached forfiini, took a jilnch of snulT and settled lark to weigh the more carefully the easeiilng presented. In hid next I Iinis- Mr. (.'lay reached over and with Thunk you" look n pinch himself. ■tic court wiis Indignant. That afterloon tliey met to decide what could he Bone to preclude the possibility of a proud breach of the “etiquette of the aurt" slid decided to have u bench anile of such height that no mere pnu'tltiiiiicr could reach their pet snuff. I Since then they have sat behind the Ihlgh U'licb that Is In use today.— New lVork Tribune. What He Wanted. A little Washington boy was dining lit a friend's Imuse with Ills mother not »<i very lung ago when charlotte njw.s In paper collars were one of the features of the dessert. The Huffy dellntelos tasted very much like "ni"ri< to the hungry little chap. I' there anything else you'll have, dear?" u't.eil the hostess, solicitously, "Yes, am'am," eagerly assented the rlilld "l uniit another of them pretty little I'lmrll,. Itosses." ihie of the noveau riche women with which Washington abounds said at a ten the other afternoon, with a conse•lumthii ah. that really her neuritis *ns retting sn bad she was ut her .mi: she'd tried everything ex­ cept a ' till..patrlek I Did any of us have any faith In the ministrations of thlrepatrleks? h K i, a nt |,|| infrequent to hear the Hotel Itulelgli In Washington spok­ en of seriously as tile "Hotel Itnllc'h’e.' nr Hiiyler's candy piaco as When It was learned In Lancaster, N. II., that President Harding wns to spend several days nt the country home of Secretary Weeks, there wns great excitement, and the staff of the Weeks estate became very busy. Miss Elizabeth I'roulx, slxteen-year-old niece of the caretaker, climbed up the Hag pole and rcglhlcd the ball on Its tip, and then made the (lag ready. Home-Made Fruit Bowl. If you have an old wooden bowl Hint Is nut In active use, purchase some shellac and some paint, dark shinies being prefenilile. mill glv„ It a emit of paint llrst. When thoroughly dry slicllm* It. The resulj will lie a very attractive fruit bowl. If you un­ derstand the art of painting flowers or know how to make pretty borders, Mils will make the IrowI more attrac­ tive.— Thrift Magazine. Consistent. Newcomer (In Greenwich village) — Is this place In tireeii-wlteh Village? The Tea Itman Pirate— Yes, but w« llulyer's." call It (Ireiiltch. An liinoeeut local dame boasts of New comer — (Irceitltch. eh? Well, the I., i „ f scarlet "saliva" thnt gllimit* a man saiiiiteli.— Williams PurD........ “ i Imr garden all through the j»le Cow. •ututiui.—Washington Star. Planes nnd Specifications CheerfaUyr Furnished Sp.cUtli* on E l*ctrie,l Work tod con ( ! * • AM Work Guaranteed jou d*p«ndkhl* to n ic * ., ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS n. T . P A C E P. O. Bor S t t W* EOS OVERHAULING) YOUR OAR REAL TREAT FOR IMMIGRANTS KILLED WIFE TO END AGONY Sanford Battery Service Ice Cream Something New to Arrival* at Ellla Island, hut They finally Liked It. Briton Qaaiod Woman Ho Loved, In­ curably III, and Then Ended Phone 180 Hie.Own Life, Immigrant struggles with American food on Kills Island reached a climax when Commissioner Wallis Introduced plutes of Ice cream to the 1,700 diners. The Idea behind the Ice cream was to give the Immigrants tt real treat on their reuehliig the land of promise. What happened was a marvel to wltness. Tite llrst persons served were a Ilalklu native mid a native of Knst India. The Cast Indian took n lick and liked It. He looked uround and saw that the Hulk an opposite him hod a bigger piece. Greedily he grabbed for It. Then the light began. Both got well smeared In the face with the food. The other diners touched the Ice cream, and Hading It cold, thought tliey knew the trick. The stunt was to smear the cold substance on your neighbor's face. This happened sev­ eral times. Then someone lusted the Ice cream ami with a whoop an­ nounced It was munnn too precious to he wasted on couiitemuiccs, Tho head steward said the same tiling in the eight languages lie spenks. The facesnietirlng censed abruptly. But tlie final experiment wns yet to he made. The rent genius of the meal took up tils knife and a piece of bread nnd spread*tho new butter ten­ derly over It. He started 'the fashion with a hung, and all the rest enjoyed their leu cream that way.—New York World. Average Life of Auto. As highway transportation de­ velops and passenger cars am! trucks become practically the sole means of road travel, (he proportion of llrst purchaser* o f car* mid truck.* In the total o f car sales will decrease, and the demand for new car* each year will become more and more nearly equal lo the number o f car* which drop out of service. For ltd* reason II I* becoming Increasingly Impor­ tant for the trade to know Imw many car* will lie required for replacement of those withdrawn from service. Analysis ,,f registration, production, export and import figures over a period of years leads to the con­ clusion that the average life of the U.tSMi.tMSi car* retired from service In the last seven years was about fi.fl venrs.— Sclent Ilie American. New Tombstone. Austin .1. Hitman of Custer, Okln., Im* Invented what be culls a "new and Improved tombstone," ways the ('iilimihiiH Dispatch. It I* designed to represent a life-size human llgure standing erect. For Instance, It might be a soldier. The material I* galvan­ ized Iron, made hollow, *n that the lower part of It may he tilled with cement to make a heavier base. The hotly Is hollow In order thnt If de­ sired, It tuny hold an urn contalnli.g the ashes of the deceased. As ft r the head. It I* meant to he screwed on and may he Until* a likeness of the person for whom the tombstone Is erected. "The doctor gives anesthesia to hopeless agony. The soldier spures a thrust or a shot to a writhing com­ rade. Any decent until shoots his women folk to save them from dis­ honor." Sueli was the explanation made by K, It. Kardley for killing himself and his wife In tlirlr little cottage at Kotitlihorough, says an Kngllsh ex­ change. Mrs. Kardley wus a hopeless Invalid, nml her dlsense had developed to the pnlrn where It became necessary to place her lu a home fur the mentally afltlcted. In the letter from which the extracts above are madg, Kardley said: "For two years now my wife ha* lived In hourly torment. Her condi­ tion grows dally worse. 1 can do noth­ ing more for tier; my will to live and win I* broken. There Is nothing be­ fore tier lint the madhouse, without even the alleviation I have been able to tiring. "However human law may regard the matter, my conscience Justltlcs me; Indeed, I should live a coward In my own esteem If I failed her In tills extremity." Kveti In Ills sorrow Kardley thought of those who would discover the trag­ edy. ami In'the teller lie wrote to the friend telling him of Ills determina­ tion, he added: "The bodies of myself and my dear wife will he found together In the lit­ tle dressing room. Great care must tie taken l/i entering the house; the dressing room atnl communicating bedroom will tie full of gas." After hearing all the testimony and the reading of rtie lettbr the Jury found thnt the dead limn took hi* own life and that of Ills wife while he was temporarily of unsound mind and added an expression of sympathy with the relatives, Company HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAS nnd ACCESSORIES Oak and First I M l ** Notice I* hereby given flint Cluirle* l». Cary* imrilmner o f lux (Vrtifknti* No. HI, iluietl the 2ml tiny of June, A. I», Hill*, baa f I loti mi hi n-rMflento In my office Biol Im* marie applied' I Ion for Lux ilccil to 1vim* In fid’iiI'11nnec with !uw. Huhi certified It* etohriiecn (tie following •hncrlhfil properly In Hemlfinle County. t*l<»rhla. m u lt: WVj of Si:«; of KWV* of HWV* nml S\V>; of Si:Vi Of H\VQ untl S W ' H of M\V** ly­ ing II of W Hup of Hanford (Irani (lc#» 82.5 ft. V. nml H, t»y (tflO ft. 13 nml W In tfl! corner anil h'jta N m fit.) See. 25L Twp. Ill N, I lunge .‘Hi j:. i-oiitnliilruc l!."* nire*. The anht himl Imltic MHRieisvftt at fine ilrtlc of the IkHUnflPC of Wltdl cerltf Irate In ttrn* itnine of llllznhetlt Kli**el. A hot Tut tV rftflfiite Ni», IS, itA ted the 2ml tluy of June, A. J' I 111It* ha« flld l vain) peril flcate hi my office nml haa maite ap|i)lcallon for fitx ileed h* Imiic In iifconlnnee with hiw. Sa|tl rertlflfa le cinhraeei* Hit? following ileacrlb* •■•I property «lliintet| In Seminole County, Fh»rh ■In. to wit: All N K 1 1 In Hanford (Iralit <1cm heg. 45 Ik** VV of Nil cor, run W to Intcrwci ion of W line of Hanford Cram HWly along t j rant Hue I X fttI r!i. 11 4.f]H c 11 N 13ly 17.55 d i. |to heir. I, Sec. HI, Twp* 111 S., It tinge BO 13. ltd acre*. The *al«l land ln’lng aaaeoaed a* the date i*f the lnnmiiH-e of micli fertlfleate In the name of Kllxahcth Kluuel. Alan: Tax Certificate S o . L3-\ dated the 2nd day of June, A. I>. IHIII, haa filed anld certi­ ficate In injr office and haa made application for lax deed to lavtn* In accordance with law. Said certificate embrace* the followltnt tie* srrllied property » If mi led In Hi'iiiliiole Cminiy* Florida, to w it: flee. N\V cor. of KISYi ^*'c. 112, Twp. IP Itniigc net 13. Hun 13 12 eh. H 20 cli. to H nnd I. I* lly Wly along annie 7'-i ell* N 20 deg. \V lO.fttl cli, \V 10 cli. S 11.111 cli. NFly 25 Cli, H I I tleg. 13 H cli.. H DI deg.. \V to pt* HO cli W of 13 Hue of See. nml 10 cli S of H line of N 131\ H. Ill cli W to H\V c»»r of N W \ \ i»f See lo N\V cor. of Hec, 13 to heg, 1117 Here#. The anId land being aMomed a I the dale of the I*001 mice of iiicti cerilflcnlo In the name of Jacob Kland. I'liteae eahl cert I flea tea atmII l«» redeemed ac* cording to law. lux deed will Inane thereon on the lal day of Hefdcniber, A. I>. 1021. Wllnetft toy official ilgtialiire nml aeal till* the 20th day of July, A. I*. 1021, IHI3AV.i 13. A. IHlUm.ASS. Clerk Circuit Court, Hemlimh* County* Florida. 7-27-Olc lly: A. M. WKKKH, It. C. TRY A DAILY HERALD W AN T AD. 'SDS.AHO JTWtt wooMao » * u Elder Springs W ater 99.98% PU R E Phone 311-W Sanford, Fla. LORD’S P U R IT Y W ATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dally Service Phone l f T SA N FO R D E. F. Lane Real Estate nnd Insurance Phone 95 NOVELTY W ORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. Geo. W. K n igh t General Shop and Mill Real Estnte nnd Insurance Work SANFORD FLO R ID A CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ..Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee o f tho Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club requests all young women desiring employment to register nt tho First National Hank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Eyes Examined 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FIs. ELE CTR ICA L C O LO N IA L LA M P S Glasses Designed Henry McLaulinf .Tr. OPT. I). OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fin. W ILS O N V U L C A N IZ IN G W O R K S C. C. WILSON, Owner S A T IS F A C TO R Y SERVICE AND R E A S O N A B LE PRICES Wight Phone 175 nrother, C.*r*(o Dnihllnc G ILLO N & F R Y Phone 142 TRANSFER “ WE D ELIVER THE GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we phrase you, tell others; If nof tell us. Phone 498 Fourth nnd Sanford Ave New Era Printery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COM M ERCIAL AND JOU P R IN T IN G H O TELS Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotel”* $1.50 Up Per bny Herald Printing Co. C. A. W H ID D O N BOOK, JOU A N D COMM E R C IA L P R IN T IN G C LE A N IN G , PRESSING, ALTU R D TO Phone 148 Herald Building Rear Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co. Phone 485 P R IN T IN G D R IN K 250 llammcrmll] envelopes printed, $1.75.— Seminole I’rintcry, 902 French Elder Springs Water. Ita 09 98-100 nvc. 87*fltp per cent pure. Phone 81L The world news the day it happens, P i Cl{ l j n f f a n f l P r p s p r v i m r delivered nt your door each evening, a n u r r e s e r v in g . 15c the week. TIME W e have the jOW .GREP xT eVO W O M O B W U LLE S r'' c#sve STONE JARS m< sh ! I 0- Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses upxe TVML l(W n*(*o o "8 1 root* u n s 1 wvio , PURE W ATER NOTICE OF AP PLICAT ION FOR T A X DEEDS UNDEH SECTION 57S OF THE OENEUAI. STATUTE8 LAWS OF FLOIUDA ( OH.WHWiOFO*. j r-W6H»ricer»v Itsoac c p N >mm Wilson & Shorey Pine nnd Garland Sts., Orlando, ] R E A L ESTATE l*Tsher ' ' w o s w yoo Builders & Contractors Sketches and Estimates F n t ) a * L. A. Renaud, Prop. building too large and none too — ----- A L L WORK G UARANTKH D u (-Raiding the famiiyIM IMDoUAM tUTVSlO’ G P w c reo . io o 'clock wpsiriM' voo. nvxT* reu.H ft o p HfsftNS To 6 o ! | your Battery Troubles to Us WZ Whist la Easy to Play. "So simple that even a child cun use it" Is a phrase commonly seen and heard these days, and which Is ap­ plied with ease to u new whistle In­ strument, described with Illustration In Popular Mechanics Magazine. By pulling mill pushing a lever attached on the inside of Its barrel lo a small piston, the tones of the whistle are j caused to change. Till* lever termi­ Greek Temple Discovered. nates on tho outside In a trliiijgularIt Is announced Mint the arclieologlshapeil linger-piece running through a slotted plate. Markings representative {■nI service In Thessaly Im* Informed Aitn iirjnting oir bundles of notes I of miislnit tones appear on the plate, the minister of education of the dis­ k ", r‘" " ' " ll. £7.000, thomen. It nml 1 ns the triangular lover moves Into covery of an Olympian temple at Ferres - * ''lull'd them In the ground place before the markings, a corre­ near Velestlon, of the fourth century " rl,ll«bt. Tho notes then bad a spondingly pitched musical tone Issues before tho present era. The temple. It Is stated, resembles that at Olympia; "l" ''l ami dirty appearance as If from the whistle. • It Is In a good state o f preservo lion uul hi'oii a hull,4 time In use. and Inis 10 bronze plaque* with laws ......"'Illy accepted. In some — Get your Scratch Puds from The llllll decrees, '!"• f" li;|,d notes were accepted lii-s „r ;,u nt local banks. Herald— by tho pound— lBc. I T H Y A D A ILY HERALD W A N T AD. * I** (TV TfTTDAfT) Wi (IT Forgers Use New Method. An iirlgliiiil touch In forgery Is roiM.rteil |,y tho Paris corrcpainlctit Of the London Dully Mull, f, lnf FnrrrctJ notes dirty In order !'"'■> might look real Is said to P ' ,l" method adopted by four ‘•t" who have Just been arrested at .! 0,1 " charge of counterfeiting " ‘•iimll brown one-franc notes Mbuili..,iiy i,h|i) whlch nro dreu. hi Paris owing to the shortage «ll\ Mf* n n iH o Snowy Baker, well-known Australian spnrtsniiiii. Is now in America showing ...... of Australia's favorite pnsil.iio*. one of these gentle sports Is wrestling with a lively kangaroo. linker Is here shown with a strangle hob) on tho kangaroo's tall. C ol CONTRACTORS A N D B U ILD E R S t<w ou )5 HO See our line o f Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. BALL 'INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO.N. Y. HARDW ARE ,IE CO. -9 .i ‘ .1 I » \L ’ . ;alt. • V . ... . . 1 " �a das PAGE FOUR hbhht W e d n e sd ay ««n ta l i & i ' i i both -dlUcs fore this bonrd and presented their respective nrgumontfl. fo r and ngalns1 the proposed reduction. The board de­ Ip Pp(t« o f "po^r mouth” made cided that the reduction should bo put by the rniironds and all the talk about into effect; and the helpless public— idle enrs, and tho necessity for in­ that is helplcsiLith formulating agree­ creasing rates nnd cutting wnges, ments— naturally decided the decision tllolr n et’ unAliittfs t o r ’ the s ii months was just, since. employers and em­ (umUng with ‘ ‘ i Juno,, are.lnrgcly in exployees had joined hands in stating ‘ress o f ’the Stiinie months o f last yenr the purpose o f this board. as repqrtp^L Jiy. the Interstate Com­ There was a time when the general merce Commission, and indicates that public withheld its oplnldh and as­ huslhess'is reviving rintt the peak of sumed the nttttudc th^t ‘ 'rows be­ hnrd times, h »s jbyetv^passed. They tween capital and luhor are not our earned nenrly $176,000,000 for tho pe­ affnirs.” Bat the public lyurfrcnlized riod mentioned, against less than that, regardless o f outcome/ it foots $112,000,600 last year, and at the same ihe bills— nml thcrofore/sVmoro and time reduced expenses appreciably. more it is ‘'having n in the dis­ We fait to see wherein the sontf has The nation is hound to work out of its putes as they urise between the two capitalized the bereavement o f the troubles, given a little time. "B a u fnctlons. v, . Caruso fam ily, or an affront to Am er­ hull on the United States," and you Unemployment is a serious natiofipl will he a sure winner.— Tampa Times. ican people. ..The music nnd the words are beautiful. problem, a t ‘ the present tihie. The problem has become so ncuto thnt T R A D E A T HOME, H U M A N E S O C IE TY OR P E N I President Harding has called a conT E N T IA R Y 7 ference to discuss ways and moans for relieving tho economic pressure, and the suggestions o f employers nnd employees will be sought It would nre bnrgains occasionally, tho thoiis- or thrown into a county or city jail he a serious thing fo r the unions to nnds o f employees o f the mail order the people have the right to demand throw half a million out o f work right concerns «pt them, or their friends, that every precaution be exercised on now— to pass over the inconveniences Trade at-home. • -------— ------------ the part o f guards and officials thnt it would work on the American pubYounowrrhom t m*rchnnt troqupnt-1 the person so incarcerated shall pay lie. Perhaps the officials nro not conly has bargains and Ke lells’ ybii about' the penalty; and not only pay he pen- sidering the public, but the public will theni in the paper $ou read; : > * [ ] ' alt>’ but the public must be protected no longer b i regarded as a factor not The home merchant knows you ns from the menace o f dangerous and to be reckoned with. He cares destructive fellow men who have been neighbor and h Transportation is also in a “ jam....... enough f<»r you nnd y|»4r trade thatI convicted o f murder, larceny o ■ other up." It is slow in gnlning Its equillihe goes to the .trouble and expense 1 _____ .____ * o f serious nnd grave offenses. brium following the demoralized con­ The following news story nppears ditions of the past four years, which telling yhd about his goods dtid the, bnrgains he is offering. Besides, 1.. in this week’s issue o f the Holmes affected every business in this coun­ to County Advertiser, published at Bon- try, more or less. Thu workmen may * cares enough 'to tnkti the pains to carefully show you the goods nnd to >fny, Fin think it is no duty o f theirs to assist explain, thf\r merits, He also affords T in getting this business hack on a you the opportunity o f selecting from i’wo 0 normal basis. Other citizens are mak­ n variety, showing you article after their c m ing sacrifices, nnd there is no reason article until you arc satisfied in|at\Nestv why the railroad folks should be an choice. •• I vvery eff exception. This applies to the owners Trade at home and you get service, guards a as well ns to the hired help. |choice, quality nnd as good prices, or uties to 1 The administration seems inclined better, than can he hud of the mail have fail to the idea that it is the government’s order house’s. Trade at home nnd you ported to duty to finance the railroads— that is help build up the town and better were seel pay them immediately the $600,000,your own job.— St. Augustine Record. Sheriff J 000 it owes and accept securities some N tK E A S ft. J. HOLLY . f. J. IILLARD I. A. NEEL...-. i....Edltsr Treasurer c u r t i b n A itB E k CISOULATIOW XAVAOEB Phone' 148 up to 6 P. M AO w tlriny B k f *t««U K m Wi os' l» l l a « U a « •abMrtptlM Frio* la Adaaaoa PaiirnVd It , c o n n SomiaoU County and la publWwd 5 Triday. Adrartlalag raU» mad* k a o « ■pplIoAtlon, DuDMuitb La ptUtin* f t jaay, i t v i j i to idnu cii Otdmbcr of The Associated Pun O, you Orlando! --------- 0 r#S x There with the goods every time. r9 B io jv f. v But you now have a better idea of on And Sanford, has n better Orlando and everything is lovely In the years to come with the big led together gust1kbth and trace their success to it The laws of a general nature pas­ sed hy the last session of the legisla­ ture nre Being printed in inilny of the counties o f the state. The state pays $100 l|i jench cou n ty‘far this service, nnd the law requires that one copy of tho paper be mailed to every regis­ tered voter. A h there are some eight thousand registered voters in Volusia county, and the law supplements cost $25 per thousand, or $200 for enough with which to earn the $100 allowed hy the state, no Volusia county paper has accepted the contract. In n state whore ns much money is wasted as in Florida, where a mlilidh dollnrs worth o f rond machinery is permitted to go Up in smoke from an unwntched warehouse, where millions o f dollars are wasted on useless road work, it does not seem strange that a "benev­ olent legislature" should try to beat some newspaper man in each county out o f $100.— DcLnnd News. TO O R LAND O EDITORS We owe II. B. Brossier, o f the Re­ porter-Star and Bill Glenn, of the Morning Sentinel, one. . Yes, Bnsile Brassiere and Camisole certainly made a talk for lhg> Sanford Herald and we appreciate it more than words can tell. Only a newspaper man knows how the other newspaper men arc working for their particular towns. Only a newspaper man knows the trials and tribulations, the heart­ aches, fha headaches nnd tho effects of 302f etc., etc., nnd the daily grind that tntiid go forward each and every day nnd then the small'pittance of profit nt the end o f the year. Good boys, that Orlando hunch. They match the other boosters o f that city in every respect and the Herald wishes to state nguin as we have in the past that Or­ lando has two of the greatest dailies In the Btnte. Come agajn, old siiurts! I t may not be 202 next time but some­ thing1 equally as good awaits you ev­ ery time you call. SHRIM P, OKRA A N D TOM A TO STEW Fry the contents of 1 am of 1 Tabasco Okra and Tomatoes in 1 tablespoon butter for 10 min­ utes; add 1 cun of shrimp and 1 cup water. Stew 20 minutes; season with Mi teaspoon Tabas­ co Sauce. Deane Turner W B L A K A BLOCK Phones 407-494 AUGU event. It is expected to decide wheth­ er the state shall remain bottled up for the benefit o f the railroads, which are insanely killing its prominent and productive industries, or whether the shippers will make a strike for freed­ om by the development o f the num­ erous water routes which are acces­ sible to us, and which wil Igive us nccess to many markets at much cheap­ er rates, and under just as favorable conditions ns to speed and refrigera­ tion as ato granted hy the railroads at present. The railroads unquestion­ ably have it in their power to kill an industry, hy tnxing it to death for transportation, and in the past year have not hesitated to exert thnt power to the limit. They 'have taken gen­ erally more than the producer got for growing thestulf, and In many in­ stances have brought him in debt. IIow they can expect a trucker or grower to go on producing stuff which brings him no returns, is beyond hu­ man'comprehension. To a mnn un­ trained in railroad othios it looks like insane folly to hinder or embarrass the shippers who furnish the freights which make the rniironds possible. They claim they need the money. That may be true, but we believe they are taking the wrong way to get it. It is hoped the coming meeting o f groov­ ers nnd shippers will devise some method o f shipping by water which will free tho industry from the grind­ ing' monopoly which the roads believe they have fastened on the state. The matter is o f vital importance to the whole state, and the attendance nt the meeting should be large. It is only by energetic and united action that desirable results can be accomplish­ ed. Get busy.— Tampa Times. urtiHtO*:hUo 111Had brdugM ±i> urf all a feeling o f loss, in peculiar sense must havo saddened those o f his own household whose g rie f will he further deepened by the attempt o f crafty money gatherers to capitalise' their bereavement. ■" The modern ernzo fo r the Usual and so-called' up-to-date tinge to every kind o f wares spread before the American buying public bus ovettotepped the bounds o f decency and Ifovefence when it seeks to cram do#n the' throats o f the music lovers o f this nation n song title such ns *heso pubUshers have sought to force upon them.— Gainesville Sun. JJ |‘ —— •► II 1 ” ;* •• !| \} j •' *• The features offered by 'this bank in the way of anfu <***-•* " * M-J 1 * I ty, security nnd dependability are certain elements that are behind a real banking servico, ♦ <£ Banking service begins first with the safe-guarding of funds of the thrifty, but its greatest' function is its Aid to sound growth in the community. | ♦ + We back up every advertisement with tangible banking service nnd every assistance within our power. J I rS ip m rr lationa P. P. FORSTER.. P re s id e n t B. F. W HITNER ....Cashier || ++♦♦<: TFB THEATRE RESORT 11/1A AT i i I t il DANCE H ALL , CAFE - . I f l A l l —-------------------------- ELECTRIC----------------------------- - P IA N O S ORCHESTRIONS FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES at Reduced Prices W . S. H A Y N E , Tampa,.Florida --------------------- PHONE--------------------- W RITE debt o f $600,000,000 has not buen es­ tablished at thnt amount. " if| , ( It appears that the hope of tho of which are not safe; but W illiam (I. railroads lies in general reorganiza­ McAdoo, former director of the ra il­ tion. Thousands o f swivel chairs could roads, proved the fallacy o f this idea, bo abolished; the number o f work­ lie showed that the railroads owe tho men can be reduced if a greater prem­ government $702,000,000, payment of ium is pluced on results thnn upon which is being postponed fo r ten specialization, ob is now the practice. years. The government, therefore, Service is poor, rnteB nre exorbitant owes the railroads nothing, while the nnd wages nre high—and the public railroads owe the government at least is disgusted and is getting more bo $202,000,000—and the government's all the time. Lot the owners nnd cm- Two convicts escaped. Until cap­ tured, the pwblic is their prey. But these two are not the only ones at large, Luther Wilson, a white man, hns also escaped from the state camp and has been at liberty for nearly a yenr. Wilson was tried for the mur­ der o f Deputy Wilcox, of Lake county, Bryant was tried for the murder of bis father in Orange county, and duly sentenced. The third convict Was up for four years. These occurrences give rise to unplensant questions which should be carried to Hon. W. A. MeRae ^com­ missioner o f agriculture, who has gen­ eral supervision over ntnte convicts. Is the state prison department fun­ ctioning? Is it protecting the lives and properties o f the people? Why have so many criminals been allowed to escape since the lease system hos been abolished ? Is tho department conducting n humane society instead o f a penitentiary? Laws arc being administered, sen­ tences are pronounced, but the En­ forcement o f the edicts o f the courts is seemingly lax and weak, and such events as those recited give cause for mob violence.— Orlando Sentinel. C O N S ID E R ATIO N OF P U B LIC IN ployees settle their differences tha arbitration boards, but give theputl* its money’s worth!— Florida Metropo- Work will start the first of tkt week on a 50-mile asphalt highway ii Sumter county. Jacksonville is working u* seam n training university to locate at Camp Johnston which is near that 1 city. I f 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 fo r YO U . • ... „ . . . . , |, [•.,!< W hy not determine to learn fo r yourself what the classi­ fieds mean to you? There are two ways. One is to advertise in the classified T R A N S P O R T A T IO N CRISIS. columns fo r whatever you may need. The "b ig fou r" The other is to railroad brother­ hoods and the Switchmen’s Union of North America are facing a crisis in their history. The yare in a position to reverse the attitude o f public opin­ ion in this country— and, lifter all, public opinion is the most powerful P E N N IE S O F! force in this country. Strike ballots have been sent -109,000 members o f these unions. The The extremes to which some mod­ question 1 r,' shall tho~ nwnrrt *rrf * the ern publishers of popular "song hits" railroad laliord board, which decrees will go were never more brazenly shown than when the announcement that railroad “employees shall accept was made o f the publication o f a mew a $ 100,000,000 reduction in wages, be number cfititlcd: ‘'They N eeded'a “ accepted or not^ ' • V7.'V ' 1,: The public does pot know whether Song-bird ,ln Hcqven, SA ' G od' Took tho^'-Wagcs of railroad employees Caruso Awhy." The very title o f tho song is art should be reduced or not. However, affront to the Amcricnn people in its during the war period the’ wages of sncriligloiis and irreverent reference to the atonement. It iH to ha hoped thnt there is enough regard fo r the sacred teachings to refuse to popular­ ize this song whirii from U4 -Very title indicates that Its producers would merchandise nt the oxpense of the religious standards o f the nation. There Is' a sorrow throughout the nation thnt the wonderful voice of Caruso hns keen stilled by *hc Omninitont hand. The passing of the great read and answer classified ads— to investigate those that seem to offer something to you. Y o u ’ll be surprised to learn how many o f these little ads do talk business to you— how many o f them seem to point to opportunities * fo r you. r ■ ■ ' j : • ii? 1 1 . . . ., „ • > < . , . , • Some o f your friends and acquaintances are using the 1: " ■»!( u n i t e i ' t . ; |<n.T Ii.1 t, j classified columns regularly. Some o f them have found profitable investments in real estate; some have found good position’s; sbme have bought and sold used articles. • "nroia jijj' ^ — : * rf •'//!, Y O U ’R E L IV IN G IN A T O W N W H E R E P E O P L E A C . P .''Ilf /(, - r . . ' ,• C O M P LIS H T H IN G S T H R O U G H THE_ C L A S S IF IE D ADS. W h y don’t you £ J a Y , ' w L + + + * * + + + + + + + + ^ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + * + + 'M '« » ' �■V. 1 ■ ?r ■ v 1 " •v 7 ■jM M f5v * | '■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1921 kittle Hsppenlngs Mention sf Matter* In Brief Personal Heme of Interest In and A b ou t .t > #. S The City Summery of tbe Floating Small T e lk s Succinctly Arranged for Herald Heedera the w e a t h e r • ■— • j.’or Florida: Generally fair tonight; Thursday partly cloudy; probably local showers South portion. ; HOTTEST STATE * # a # a S A U N A , Kans., Aug. 27.— The heat wave through CenI rat Kansas is Increasing. A t 2:30 today the official temperatiirc here was 111. TOI’EKA, Knns., Aug. 27. _l,i the grip o f an Intense fu.at wave, Kansas was the holiest state in the union Fridny, the weather bureau here repotted today. Eighteen o f tin. twenty-six reporting sta­ ll,m- recorded maximum tem(Miatures o f 100 or more. Mer­ cury was highest at McPher.Still anti Macksvillo where It registered 100 degrees.— Law ­ rence (Kans.) Journal-World. No, thanks, we’ll stny in Florida where it’s cool. TEMPERATURE The old hulh does not come down any and it wns hot yes­ terday and it looks like more o f it today. However, our weather prophet snyH that all o f the hot weather will be thin week and then with several storms we can look for cooler weather and only a few days are scheduled for September when the weather will be at all above 76 or so. This is good news and will help us to get through this week. How­ ever we are not suffering at that— and the Hcrnld office is probably the hottest place in town: 5:10 A. M., AU G UST 318T Maximum ................ <jfi Minimum ................... 70 Range ............................ 71 llarometer ....................... 30.17 Culm and Clour. N E W F IL L IN G STA TIO N . TH IN G OF B E A U T Y ALSO OF SERVICE. The new filling station recently erected by Edward Higgins in his former location of tbe Ford Gnrage, on west First street and under the able management o f |>ank Akers, is ono of the best' In this part o f the state. It is one o f the new i’drive In” stations, and will handle tho Gulf Su­ preme oils and gnsoline. It is equip­ ped with two o f the very latest Bow­ ser pumps o f the twji .stroke type that places five gallons of gas in a car while you nro asking for it. N ot only arc oils nnd gas carried, but nil kinds o f auto accessories, and United StateH tires, and Inter, u bat­ tery station will be added. The now filling station is another Edward H ig­ gins’ product, and with tho manage­ ment of Frank Akers, nnd his assist­ ant, Dwight Smith, the new filling station will give service nt nil times and prove another valuable adjunct to the business life o f Sanford. They will also carry n dnily adver­ tisement in the Daily Herald. Watch fo r it. Stop a Minute! -• I and take a look at our window and see for yourself the Straw Hals 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 NEW STORE FOR SANFORD. Among the new' firms to be incor­ porated under the laws o f Florida and doing business in Sanford, is the ituffcld-Honig Co,, Inc., who will open a big store hereabout September 25, in the Swope block. This store orom :f: ■':* :i: :j! s|: is now undergoing extensive repairs nnd is the room formerly occupied by D. *G. McKinnon, of Oakland, was the Merchant’s Grocery Co., opposite * * * + ❖ * < • >:*<* $ •<**;• >:*s in the city yesterday on business. the postoirico. A. Hatfield is well known here, having been in business Sanford was filled with visitors last for some time, and is one o f the live night. Mnny were here from vari­ and energetic young business men of # * # # * # # * # # ous cities to attend the meeting of Sanford. Mr. Honlg is o f the manu­ K. Randall, o f Tampa, has arrived the Mesons and sixty people from Or­ facturing firm of Honlg & lloilisin ltie city and will m ake't his future lando were hereto attend the meeting berger of New York City, one o f the hoim lie has embarked in tho mer­ o f the Chamber of Commerce. large ninnufWturers o f ladles skirts chant tailoring business. Classified advertisements, 3 cents * line. No nd taken for le u than nnd wearing apparel. The new firm Claim# and awaaten the systsm Send your 'out mattress to Bradley expects to have a chain o f stores in 23 cents, nnd positively no classified nds charged to anyone. Cask aaoh m o rn in g and w ash a w ay Make them like new, for Florida, and Mr. ItafFleld will be the Gel a repaired tire to use as extra. factory. must accompany all orders. Count five words lo a line nnd remit ac­ polionout, s ta g n a n t m ittar. Ford tires for $0.00.— S. A. Huston. $5.00. 50 lb. new cotton mattress only manager o f the first store here. Tincordingly. ll(i-2Gtc $8.00. Guaranteed. 500 \V. South new firm will have the benefit of the Those o f us who are accustomed to St., Orlando, Fla. 122-2Gtc FOR S A LE — Smal house and 3-4 of NeW York markets aside from the fed dull and heavy when wo arise; FO R R E N T an acre o f land on Sanford nvenuo. Sanford is presenting a busy upa fact that the greater part o f their splitting headache, stuffy from J. T .Lee and Fred Bradford, o f FOR REN!'— Comfortable rooms, — John Hambnne, 13G-3tc prarunee now will: new stores open­ goods will be manufactured by the cold, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid Furnished for light house keeping. ing and the merchants getting ready Lake Harney, were in the city today, firm ami the goods will come direct stomach, Intnc back, can, instead, both W ANTED 134-fltp. for a big business in September. * and are getting ready to open up a from tho factory, Unis saving the look and feel as fresh as a daisy al­ 1118 Palmetto Avc. ______ 1 fishing business as soon as t|ie laws First W A N T E D — Team work. Inquire M. middleman’s profit. All the latest ways by washing the poisons and tox­ 1-OR K E N T -U n u office mi Hoick Roadster for sale. New tires will permit and there is more water 121 26tp Hanson Shoo Shop. street. Apply A. P. Connelly. ins from the body with phosphated hot' styles will be shipped direct from the and is in first class mechanical con­ in Lake Harney and the river. 125-tfc factory at New York, giving a fresh .water each morning W A N T E D — Reliable man, owner of -, . | , | I \U,» ..Itn ttL I . I feil It L dition. It. fc O. Motor Co. 129-tfc We should drink, before breakfast, j.*o r R E N T—2 nice furnished housoFord or tenm, to sell our tens nnd nnd up to (Into lino o f goods for the We have at present In stock one stores in Florida. Mr. Raffield leaves a glass o f hot water with a tea- 1 keeping rooms. I largo furnished codecs direct to the consumer. Op­ E. A MotFet was sure the ono to slightly used Hupmobile that we are todny for New York to select his spoonful of limestone phosphate in it housekeeping room.— Mrs. Riddling, portunity to establish permanent nnd catch the lish at Daytona Dench. Ills odering for sale at a reasonable price. to flush from the stomach, liver, kid- opr, o,,^ Avc. 130-2tp profitable business. Address Grand goods for tile opening of the new store skill in throwing the cast net caught I f you want the best for your money, neys and bowels (lie previous day’s FU RNISH E D ROOMS TO K EN T— Union Ten Go,, Savannah, Ga. 130-ltp and will stock the new store on his indigestible waste, sour bile find pois­ the big ones and made the pole and see us at once.— B. & O. Motor Co. One apartment, bed room and kitch­ W A N T E D — For counter work, young return. onous toxins; thus cleansing, sweet­ line look tame. 129-tfc enette; also two_ bed rooms and lady or young man.— Sanford De­ The no,w firm are believers in ad­ ening and purifying the entire ali­ kitchen, furnished, with electric lights, pot Restaurant, 13G-tfc vertising and have made arrange­ Get a repaired tiro to use ns extrn. Lenoard McLucns nnd Billy Fitts ments with the Dnily Herald for daily mentary tract before eating more running water and gas; house shady «food. Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. I are homo from Laurel Park Camp, at and cool. Apply to Mrs. Smith, 300 LOST advertising carrying the specials for The action of limestone phosphate French Avc. 116-2Gtc Hendersonville, where they spent two 13-l-Gte each clay nnd tile prices and they and hot water on an empty stomach I,OST— Key ring with two Yale keys months. They have made a fine record promise mnny surprises for the buy­ FOR R E N T —2 or 3 offices over Bowand three trunk keys. Return to is wonderfully invigorating. It cleans K It. Brown, o f tho Virginia-Caront Camp, Leonard carrying off all ing public. er & Roumillat drug store, front 221 E. First St. and receive rewnrd. out all the sour fermentations, gases, linn Chemical Co., left todny for I35-5tc the prizes in athletic stunts. Robert rooms.— N. II. Garner. 130-2tp The Itaffield-Honig Co., is incor­ waste ami acidity and gives one a Voirt» m south Florida to be ubsent Holly, Jr., who went with them, stop­ porated for $ 10,00(1 under the laws of LOST— Diamond bnr pin between fine appetite for breakfast. A quar­ fur two weeks ere returning to his ped over in Jacksonville for several Florida. FO R S A LE Park and Magnolia on First, Reter pound of limestone phosphate headquarters in Jacksonville. days’ visit with his aunt, Mrs. E. B. costs very little at the drug store, but FOR S A L E — A five room bungalow, (urn to Herald ami get reward. Brown, ami will he home tomorrow. 310 South Holly avc. Terms reas­ 130-2 tp B. & P. W. CLU B M EETING is enough to make anyone who is R*-d Speed Wagon for sale. Slight­ ..... ... onable. See E. F. Lane. 134-Otc bothered with biliousness, constipa­ ly used and is a bargain for the price ORGAN R E C ITA L. The BuHincaa and Professional Wo­ tion, stomach trouble or rheumatism FOR S A L E — Rose No. 1 seed, Irish The liest small wo an- asking. It you need a truck, men’s Club will hold their regular an enthusiast on internal sanitation husiness in town, potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A. ®ce us at once.— B. & O. Motor Co. There will be a pipe organ recital, monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, — Adv. Brumley. 131-tfc .Making money all the time, nt a bar­ 129-tfc given by Mrs. Hazel Coffin Lenfcnt, September -1tli at 8 o'clock at the gain'. Good reason for selling. Inves­ FOR S A L E — Medium size safe. Ap­ o f W inter Park, nt the Methodist Woman’s Club. The day is changed tigate this.— Sanford Doughnut Kitch­ Gainesville will have a municipal ply 402 Sanford Avc., and Fourth Weather prophets say that /there church, Thursday evening, at eight from Monday to Tuesday on account go lf course and work has already en. 217 Sanford Avc., Sanford, Fla. Street. 94-fil. w'b ," 1 hot weather the bnlunco of o'clock. Every one is most cordially o f o f Labor Day. All members are commenced on it. tbi, week, but September will be cool invited to attend. The organ has just urged to be present as an interesting FOR S A LE — One Belding-IIall stone ‘R'ring the most o f the month. Storms been installed nnd this is the first re­ and amusing program lias been nr- NOTICE or AP PLICAT ION POH TAX DEED CARPETS A N I) RUGS lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ UNDER SECTION 474, GENERAL STAT­ un predicted for thq last o f this cital to lie given nnd a good oppor­ will please bring twenty-five cents to pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. WASHED UTES, LAWB or FLORIDA. week. ranged. Each member in attendance _________ 110-tfc and cleaned at your home or we will tunity for the folks o f Sanford to N o lltc I* livrehjr given Hint i\ I*. Itlncs, pur* 13fl-4t4p l"Iin"*IT fif Tint iV lfllf li'fllt* No. - !fG, lift (Pi I till* 4III call fur and deliver, Hamilton Beach hear tills splendid instrument. Dr. cover expenses. FOR S A LE —8-room house with all tlajr (if J tine, V I*. 1|mHI, liu* fllcil xii 1*1 m i l * __________ — _____ i. Washers used.— Sanford LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 W alker and his congregation are to f luitIt* In my ufflct*. ntnl Inn* mail** H|*|»IUnllnii modern convenience, excellent re­ Electric fur l«i\ iW «l In iiwiie Id mvunlumi* with lawr OPENS T A IL O R IN G BUSINESS. Steam Prcssery, 317 1st St. Phone 560 f,,r sale. New tiros, looks good be congratulated for having this won­ I’ rivate water works, in desir­ Hnltl re ii I fleii t»* enihrarea Hit* fnlLm lnu il»* pair. E. Randall has opened a murchunt m t IN ' iJ |iro|HTiy «ltmiliVI In Spin I noli* Couiify, •mo runs good. Wo are offerin g this derful instrument installed. able location. Reasont-’ile terms. Ap­ rinrlilM, lo*w U ’ Hoff. NK cor *»f W Vj o f HIlVi. tailoring establishment' in the now Her, rar for $900.00 less than« list price.— Bli, Twp. 10 8., Itiinge HO IS., run N H ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. The modern system of education R- St i). Motor Co. 120-tfc DcForost block on Second street. Mr. vim, IS I M O elm,, H ft elm., H ir» iIc k h t s , \Y 7,07 Huy it with a Herald Want Ad. 110-tfc tenches almost everything except n elm. 8 SI rim, W .1 rim. H SO Iln U 1 lienee N W ly Randall has been in business in Tam­ In Iwg, Tin* muM Ltml Iwhig mwt'iiHeii nl Dm way to live comfortably on a teach­ d ale o f Dm iMtuuiee of aildi re rtlflrn te In tlm FOR S A LE — 20 acres good orange pa and is an experienced tailor. He Willie o f I nkiiiiwii, FnleM mild r e r llfin ite i*liiill er’s salary. j + * * * * ❖ +•>*❖ + *+•> ->•>* * * • K T * * * - * * * * * ❖ + * * ■S*+****++•*♦++•>* 4*+ grove Inn'1 r.Uuated within a mde of makes suits for men and will take In* red****nm l m-mnllng f.» Inw l n\ deni w ill lnfctu* (litTiHin mi ihe l*t day of BeideiiiluT,. A. II, Geneva •• Tie* land has not been clear­ orders for ladies suits and skirts. Mr. IR-I. The most annoying thing about n W ittifM my o ffle lu l algtmlure nnd thh ed hut ha.> a hearing orange grove J i Randall's eHtahlinlimcnt is different Dm ytltli d.iy «*f July, A V. I!»2I. boro is that when you attempt to shoo bor k iln.* it. T'.i's tin t o f land cm; he l SIS A I,) K. A. IKMIDLASH. from the ordinary tailoring- shoj as him away he always assumes a look) Clerk Circuit Court, bought at a real bargain. For full he will measure, cut, fit and mnke all Seiiiltitdi* County, Tin. that suggests easting pearls before particulars address "C " care of the lijr; A, M. WKISKH, |». tho suits rigid here in Sanford. See 7-270IC Herald office. 118-tfp swine. his advertisement in the Daily Herald. A S L IG H T L Y USED A U TO M O B ILE ? FOR S A LE — Strawberry plants, cer­ U‘ ho, you can get any mnke you want. And the prices tified by State Plant Board, $3 per W e have the most com­ ami terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for thousand f. 0. b. Lake Mary. Farina plete line of the best in Used Automobiles. We have both quantity ♦ Strawberry Garden, Lake Mnry, Fla. $1,201) CuhIi buys my income property. 120-24 tp and quality. Two days trnin travel. f a r id o f about FOIt S A LE — Ford Truck. Inquire of Below are a few, which we guarantee to be ns 100 acres. Deed calls for 50 acres, West Side Grocery. Phono ICG. represented: mpre or less, large, roomy house, old 130-tfc bearing apple orchnrd, plenty black­ FOR S A L E —8 hives o f bees. Ill good berries and small fruit. Barn 25 acres LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 325 cultivated, fenced, balance partly fenc­ HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. Now dolnit business In Or­ Service Shoe Shop. 133-Sat-Wed-Ot Ever displayed in San­ ed nnd in timber, ouk, walnut, etc., Sanford; Fla. CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE- .' Do You Want FOR SALE Central Florida! Construction I Company BUILDERS HARDWARE \ H IM O B IL E , 1921 Model, Roadster.— Sold. BUICK, 1917 Model, 3-passenger Roadster BUICK, 1917 Model, 7-possengcr. FORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.— Sold. C ALL nnd LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU B. & 0. MOTORCO. 209 P A R K AVE. t SANFORD, FLA. LE X IN G TO N and H U P M O B ILE SALES and SERVICE , « t , |t » W underlaid best qunllty coal, burns to ashes. On good road only l ’/i ndleo to rnllrond town, New River, Tenn.; 3^i miles from Huntsville, Tenn., the county seat. Taxes paid up to date. No lease or encumbrance on this plnce whatever. Good deed nnd ab­ stract of title. Good white neighbor­ hood. Less than one-half mile to school and church. Prospects o f oil, it being only 10 miles o f place. With an aged father In Florida I need the mon­ ey bo first one taking advantage of this opportunity gets place. Call resi­ dence Kentucky Home, or write Mrs. E. M. Corbly, P. O. Box 158, Orange ......... . « . W W , Clty- Fj ° - lando, wants to extend their business to Sanford nnd Is ready to give cstl■" mates on any and all kinds of construction work. Address Central Florida Construction Company ORLANDO, FLA. 135-ltp 7 * + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + * + + + + FOR S A L E — Two nice young mules. Phone 166 for information. 134-tfe PIA N O FOR R E N T— Call 103-J. ' 133-4tp FOR S A L E — Two’ mules, harness and wagon; complete outfit only $225 cash. Mrs. E. M. Corbly, residence, Kentucky Home, P. O. Box 158, Or­ ange City, Fin, 134-3tp IIEjMStTfCHING AND- PICOTING Attachments; works on all sewing machines; price $2.00; checks, 10c ex­ tra. Ligh t’s Mail Order House, Box 134-Gtp 127, Birmingham, Ala. For office supplies, stationery, tic* come to the Herald office. yJiti -lj ford Let us figu re with you on your requirements Also exclusive agents fo r 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 31, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 31, 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 31, 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/6321fa48194a85e85d110fe5df99af3f.pdf 26b56395e44be2d51421f7ba35217fa9 PDF Text Text S anford Daily Herald C City Substantial' IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST volum e n SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1921 If utch ex o n er a ted fr o m CONNECTION WITH TRAGEDY DEATH OF VIRGINIA TURNER lls Traveling Salesm an For a Jacksonville Concern (c a s u a l FRIEND ■ok dead g ir l w h o s e d e m is e I! VS BECOME ANOTHER WEST COAST MYSTERY 1 Interest yesterday nsd Inst night In Lhe investigation of the Turner mur|der mystery centered about the In­ vestigation of any possible connection with the matter of M. D. Futch, 22Lcur-old traveling salesman of Jack­ sonville, who spent tho afternoon nnd several hours last night in tho office of Detective Fred Thomas answering [questions from the investigating of­ ficers, who sought to ascertain whut relations, if any, he had with the dead eirl, Miss Virginia Turner of Clear­ water, whose body was found floating |in Hooker Creek last Saturday night. Futch, who was not put under arrest, was exonerated. Detectivo Thomas ami Sheriff Lindsey, of Pinellas coun­ ty stated. Results of the day’s work showed, according to the otricers, that: Futch met Virginia Turner but onco, according to his assertion, and the young woman at the time of this meeting hud been in a delicate condi­ tion for a month or more, according to un affidavit by another witness. Dr. I. J. Belcher, Tarpon Springs physician, who wns charged by tho koroner’s jury at Clearwater, Tuesday, with having performed a criminal op­ eration which resulted in Miss Turn­ er’s death, received possession of his [Lexington ear, which hnd been held by [the Pinellas authorities. Df. John T. Bowen, having exam­ ined the spots uppurent upon the rug In the Belcher car, pronounced them No be bloodstains, almost to o certnin?)’• The spnts upon the Booker creek bridge, where tho body is supposed to have been dumped into tho water, are also undoubtedly bloodstains, the of­ ficers state. The officers will continue their ef­ forts to locate a third purty, who they believe to lie responsible for the dead lid’s condition nnd who may have at­ tempted to arrange for her to secure the criminal operation which is the ulfeRed cause of dentil. Every effort is to be made to trace JMiss Turner's movements in Tnrpon [Springs upon Wednesday, tho last day l*he was seen alive, to determine when jnml with whom she left that town.— [Tampa Tribune. looted Southerner, Prominent Mason, D ies in N evad a [Mas Bean of Supreme Consistory 33rd Degree for Southern Jurisdiction -- ‘----I n t iV, .. n r Tho AuocU tod Pr«»») ntM), Sept. 1.—Adolphus L. Fltzr ) ,'*• ,,f Eureka, Nevada, 81, dean C? supremo Consistory of Thirty-third Fegree, Scottish Rite Mnsonry for f i t Southern jurisdiction of tho Unitr; ‘lied yestcVdny at the home [ •» i’on in Boston, Mass., according | 0 "«rd received here today. Ho wns I? " lN''"-th Carolina nnd served P'Di the Confederate army through­ out th‘’ »’ivil war. He wns chief jusl Cc>,)f Nevada in 1801. »;V,NAU(J,IT WASHINGTON | LAUNCH (JO AT PLANT OF NEW VORK SHIPBUILDING CO. i in CA M l i i n r ------ 7 — . AuocUtod Pro it) GAMDbN, N. J., Sept. 1.—Tho SuIP^dramlnaught Washington, one of llntn *,,,Kcst nnd most powerful L ,s li,m Di the United States navy, r e launched today «t Glouccstar •nt „f the New York Shipbuilding reparation. * d epu ty f l o g g e d . - AUGUSTINE, Sept. 1.—Dnpuy -sheriff j. u. Pnyn0i of thi8> s t . | n, . county, Wns kidnapped Inst luni/i " ,In9ting» by n purty of nino |t»L Ul 1 n,cn in two automobiles, 1the q St'feral nillos from the town-on land /' llRURtino rond, tied to a troo L J T Cr? y ^0Kffcti- Ho.thon wns ro|ty l ,nn‘I1 wn™ed to leave tho oounI * bY tonight. VEGETABLE SECTION Secretary Wallace M e e ts Group of Young Farmers CONFEDERATE VETERANS MAY HE ENTERTAINED REUNION AT JACKSONVILLE. (By T hi A uoclited P r m ) (By Tha A n a clitid P r iu ) LANSING, Mich., Sept. 1.—Tho Ford Motor Co., has approximately $64,000,000 ensh in the bank, accord­ ing to n report tendered the Miehignn Department of State. A financial statement is not to be made public until minor errors are corrected. ORLANDOAN WHO SLEW OWN FATHER HAS MADE HIS ESCAPE FROM GANG. FEDERAL A IS NEEDED TO MAKE MORE PER­ FECT THE PRESENT SYETEM Seeioiury Wallace receiving 170 fnrin club boys nnd girls who were spending n v\ 1*1*1%hi mi* i iii\ t*i* i i \ u : .u.irymnd in rueogulllon of tlielr agricultural achievements. Mr. Wnllncc shook hands with them nnd sliowud them through the grounds. AVIATORS SHIP BY WATER COMMITTEE TWOKILLED, PLANE HELD MEETING LAST NIGHT HITS A TREE FOR ORGANIZATION PLANS HAMPTON, Vn., Sept. 1.—Cndct Aviators Adolph Fcrcnchak, Brooklyn, ORLANDO, Aug. .‘10.—John R. ' nnd Samuel C. Chnpkowitz, Paterson, Bryant, sentenced June G to life im­ ' j N. J., were killed when their nirplnne to growers, shippers, merchants prisonment in the state penitentiary wrecked near Indian Head, on the Here business men in every line und the was for tho murder of his father, George R epresentatives Rappahannock river, ubout 4 o'clock community II. Brynnt, on March 19, hns made his From Many N eig h ­ , . , in "general. , , A large crowd . yesterday afternoon, according to ndis expected at Orlando on the Utli. . . . nt. Langley , . . field. . . . . rp.. escape from the state road camp nt ! ' vices received I he boring Cities Wcstville. The esenpe wns negotiated report said that a forced landing had FAMOUS FOOTBALL STAR been made nnd that In attempting to August 10. WILL BECOME COACH take off the muchine struck n tree. »On the same day nnother white con­ CENTER COLLEGE ELEVEN. Officers from Langley field hnve been vict gained his"liberty, hnving served , sent to take charge of tho bodies, only n short time for a four year j ON SEPTEMBER 13TH TO PER­ i FT. WCJRTTII A*Sept. 1.-—b! O. Me-1 Officials ut Langley field believe sentence. No trnco of the missing convicts hns been found, according to FECT SHIP-BY-WATER ORGAN­ 1 MUen, national' famous center foot- ^ n t fire wns started on the DH-4, advices reaching here. When Bryant IZATION ALL INLAND CITIES , ball star, will succeed Charles Moran «" which the cadets were flying when i « national league umpire, ns conch of , “ •« gas tank wns punctured by wreckwas sentenced to life imprisonment n ho c[«8h; Homes broke from he told newspaper men "there is only Subject to u call from tho Sanford center eleven in 1922, it is learned one thing for me to do now and that Chamber of Commerce, "Ship-by-Wut- ' here today McMillan will piny with I coull, extr|ca(q them8c|Ves is to take my medicine like a man." er Committee", representatives of live the Colonels ngn n this season Moran w m , burned to (leath. Neither organizations met nt the Hotel Val­ wil conch the Colonels ngnin this yenr | of th(j bodicfl werc rocognl2nblo. dez Inst night to form u permanent nnd it is reported that he will accept, ^ clli|ct, nre „ni(1 to hnvo bcon on organization for the purpose of in­ nn eastern college offer next season. , th d r W||y Washington to bring anducing the business men nnd growers | other m. i nine buck to Lungley field. and shippers of fruits und vegetables Ah investigation of the uccidcnt hns to use the wuter transportation, in been ordered by the commanding of­ this case being the Clyde Line. ficer nt the field. The meeting wns called together by President George W. Knight, of the CANA 1)1AN STEAM Sill1* FACILITIES FOR SHIPMENT INTO Sunford Chamber of Commerce, who RELIEVED TO RE FOUNDERED stated the object of the call nnd hnd MOSCOW GROWING WITH HAS BEEN TAKEN IN TOW. Secretary Pcarmun to rcud some of EACH DAY the rates by water and by rail show- POLAND AND LITHUANIA PATCH — (Jljr Tho AuooUtsd Protsl ing the saving by water. Delegates RIGA, Sept. 1.—American food for Ul' DIFFERENCES ALL MONTREAL, Sept. 1.—The Steam­ RIGHT sturving Russian children is rapidly from Mt. Dorn, Oviedo,, Geneva, Or­ ship Canadian Importer, believed to being unloaded ut Itign nijd Revnl I lando and other points expressed i hnve been foundered in the I’aeifiic, (By Tbs AnacU tsd P rsit) Eleven cars, currying fifteen tons each themselves on the subject und Messrs. GENEVA, Sept. 1.—The dispute be­ has been tnken in tow by tho Canad­ left Riga Inst ljight, with facilities for , S. J. Sligh, C. E. Stewart nnd F. S. Skclley, representing the Traffic Com­ tween Poland nnd Lithuania regarding ian Observer, which is towing her to shipment increasing duily. the nearest port. Tho vessel wns Each toil of fbod is sufficient to mittee of the Orlando Chamber of Vilna wns settled by representatives found Inst night about live hundred of the two countries here this morn­ Commerce, gave some interesting feed 1,000 children onu week. At tho j miles west of San Francisco. Fortying. They agreed there should be two data regarding the shipping of citrus rate the American supplies now ure ( Lithuunins, one district of Kovno, four men wns on board but no men­ being forwarded to Moscow, that base fruits. which shall he independent, nnd the tion is made of the boat load of nine Much valuuble information was will have enough In tho first ship^ other Vilna, in which tho Poles will men which is believed to hnve left tho gleaned by the various tulks of those incuts to feed approximately 30,000, steamer. supervise administration. present mjd at the close of the meet­ children. The first shipment of 0,000 casus of milk left Revnl yesterday and ^ing it w h s voted to huvu three repre­ a relief ship was being unloaded nt sentatives from each board of trade or Chamber of Commerce front* all the I’utrograd hurt night, . In onu of Russia’s starving regions, towns nnd cities interested to meet in tho Tartar republic, even the children Orlundo on September 13th nnd form will receive no food after today, ac­ u strong organization for tho ship-bycording to announcement published by wntor campaign. It wns nlso deter­ mined by nil those present Inst night the Izvcstn today. Twenty-five thousand children to make u cumpuign of education in tory to n possible intervention by fed­ maintained by the state institutions the south central part of the state will be dismissed, while 200,000, fed calling attention to tho water rates President H arding Gave eral government in West Virginia mine disorders, thirteen airplanes under the card rationing system, also with the view of getting nil tho ship­ Them U ntil Noon or wns ordered todny by Secretary have received their lust supplies, tho pers to use the Clyde Line wherever M artial Law Week#, to proceed from Langley announcement Bald. The monthly re­ possible nnd to huvo ull the merchants serve of the Tartar government to tho route their goods via the Clyde Line Field to the coni region of thnt stnte. . (Or The A mocUI mI Trail) amount bf seventy cars of brend, sev­ coming south. Tho meeting was the The order is purely n precautionary LOGAN, Sept. 1.—The approach of measure, Mr. Weeks snid. enteen cars of ccrcnl nnd two curs of first gun fired in this most important noon today found thousands of men campaign that will ut least loosen the sugar hnve been exhausted and no still gnthcrcd across thu Logan coun­ hold that the railroads aoom to have further supply uro in sight. pHAItLESTON, Sept. 1.—Governor ty lino. At Crooked Creek firing, obtained upon tho commerce of Flor­ Morgan’s office announced nt noon to­ ida but which, thunks to tho St. Johns which began yesterday morning, con­ day thnt it wns Reported from Logan HARDING SPEAKING TODAY river, cun be broken ns far ns the cit­ tinued but/reports from other border AT ARMY WAR COLLEGE that firing hnd resumed on tho Blnlr ies on tho river und those adjacent nre sections wero thnt quiet prevailed. SAYS WARS ARE INEVITABLE. concerned. With good roads, gqodH Tho prediction wns freely made thnt mountiun, Boone county.. No details can be shipped via tho Clyde Line nnd noon today would find armed bands 11,1" K ven. ( l i y Tti» A»io«U»«<l Pr«»»> WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.—Presi­ trucked for twonty-fivo nnd fifty still gathered on the Boone county STALBANS, W. Vn., Sept. 1.—All dent Hording in speaking todn* nt miles thus making a great suving in side of Spruco Crook ridge. Thnt hour trains of tho Coni River brunch of the wns designated by President Harding the oponing of tho fall term, of the rates and giving quicker nnd better in Tuesday’s proclnmution ns tho time Chesnpenk A Ohio railrond, where Army War College, declared, "no mnt- service. It was brought out ut the tor whore the best aspirations of the j meeting that the handling of citrus limit for dispersion of all persons "en­ armed men hnve been gathering tho world lend us, there never mny be n fruits was much moro sutisfatcory by gaged in unlawful nnd insurrectionary lust few days hns been Btoppod. Tho time withouut the necessity for arm -1steamer than by rail and all things proceedings," the alternative boing rnilroad men said not even mail is tho dispatch of federnl troops to. tho ed forces.” | being equal und wherever it wns pos­ affected district nnd declaration of being moved. Persons who reached sible the shippers of citrus fruits will I haul it to Sunford and give it to tho martial inw in tho counties of Fayottc, hero early today triod in vain to in­ VON BUEI.OW DIES. Clyde Lino thus giving tho bout line Knnuwahu, Boono, Logan and Mingo, duce owners of autos to toko them to Charleston, the stato capital is in Madison or Jefferson from here. They BERLIN, Sept. 1.—Field Marshal a cargo going north. sal dnll ronds nre patrolled nnd thnt Knnawnha. The meeting wns n very enthusiastic Gen. Von Buclow, who was command-] nrmod men nro stopping motor cars one from every standpoint and is cer­ or in chiof of tho German second : WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.—Propnruwithin five miles of this place. tain to bo productive of much bonofit nrmy during tho war, died here toduy. I MEET ATORLANDO FOOD FOR THE STARVING KIDS BEING UNLOADED PERMANENT ASSISTANCE FOR FARME Farm Credits In vesti gated A lon g Sane Lines JACKSONVILLE, Sept. l . - N c gotlntlons with nfficinls of tho United Confederate Veterans account offer to entertain proposed reunion here this yenr resulted in Invitation to committee in chnrgo arrangements como to Jacksonville nnd outline just whnt desired from city nnd civic or­ ganizations .chamho rof commerce an­ nounced today. FORD MOTOR CO., HAS 45 MILLIONS CASH IN BANK. NUMBER 137 OLD DISPUTE SETTLED NOW IN PEACE LEAGUE MEN ARE GATHERED TODAY ACROSS LOGAN COUNTY LINE, SUPPOSED TQ DISPERSE NOW WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.—Perman­ ent agencies should be established to provide credit, running from six months to three years, for farmers' production and marketing purposes to fill the gap between short and time crcditB furnished by existing banking Bystems, Chairman Ander­ son of the congressional commission investigating agricultural conditions declared yesterday in a statement. There is "immediate, imporativo and conclusive necessity of setting up per­ manent machinery,’’ ho said. The proposed credit, tho statement continued, must bo of such character ns to conform to the farmers’ turnov­ er, nnd of sufficient flexibility to meet the varied requirements of dif­ ferent localities nnd different commo­ dities. Mr. Apderson contended tho credit should be extended "for a timo sufficient to unable payment to bo made out of the earnings of tho farm, without frequent renewals, which add to the expense of the borrower in fees und commission." Declaring thut machinery of suffic­ ient scope can be established only through federal legislation, tho chair­ man held that, once established, it should be self-supporting, and should require no government support ex­ cept possibly for the initial capital to quired to put it in operation. A sys­ tem established by such machinery, ho continued, must be conlprehonslvo enough to meut the requirements not only of the largo farmer borrowers but the small farmer borrower with limited assets, "There are two essentials of such a credit machine,” the statement suid. "The first esscntiul is nn agency to deni directly with the farmers. Theso agencies should be sufficiently numer­ ous to meet the requirements of overy locality, of every commodity, and of every farmer. Two ugencies now exist which might be used as the point of contact of the system with the farmer borrowers. These agencies are the commercial hunks (state and nat­ ional), and tho farm loan associations ns now established under tho form loan act. A new agency might bo ci'onted in the form of a co-opcrutivo credit association, built upon lines similar to the farm loan associations. "Tho second essential is an ugcncy which can convert a large number of small obligations of tho farmers into short-time debentures, or other crcdil obligations, which cun be sold to th® investing public. In other words, i t is necessary to hnvo an ugency thru which the investing public can bo reached. DECLINE IN COTTON • CROP DURING AUGUST CAUSED BIG REDUCTION. (By Tho AuocU tod P rou ) WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.—A de­ cline in the condition of tho cotton crop during August, caused a reduc­ tion of 1,1(10,000 hales in estimated final production us compared with the amount forecasted by the Depart­ ment of Agriculture one month ago. The condition on August ,26th, wns 49.3 per cent of normal. NEW OLEfcNS, La., Sept. 1.—Tho lowest August crop condition report over made by the government, indicat­ ing tho smallest crop of thirty years, created n wild market in cotton today nnd prices ndvnnced violently, rising about six dollars a bale in ten min­ utes nftejr tho report \\;ns issued. The market nlrendy hnd advanced con­ siderably bofore tho report was is­ sued nnd the# to ppriccs wero about eight dollars nnd fifty cents per bala above yesterday’s closing quotations. Tho condition of cotton on August 26th, wns tho lowest it has over been in any month' in tho history of the in­ dustry according to records of the Department of Agriculture. �Lt »•« *?v 1 ' U■ • .1 • . ' m2 ' Vf ■ •' ” •A New Hat That Feels Just Right ITu-J livn It isn’t always the shape of a hat that a man is interested in as it is the way it feels on his head. The M allory is a medium weight felt with' a pleas­ ingly soft roll brim. It comes in a va­ riety of colors to suit every taste and fits snugly but lightly on the head. Drop in—let us show how we can fit your head. Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. l! 11 T ogether W ith A ssist­ an t, A lleg e A ll K inds o f M alfeasance i. i 'TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 31.—“Prod/ ignl” business management, attempts to ’’acquire property by unfair and questionable methods, to trade for their own benefit on state’s funds and to deprive tho state of valuable pro­ ceeds of state’s funds” were assigned as reasons for asking for the resigna­ tions of Dr. Frank E. McClnne, super­ intendent and M. A. Garrard, assistant superintendent of the industrial school for boys nt Marianna by the Board of Commissioners of Stute Institutions in a statement issued here lnte yester­ day. The board declared numerous or­ ganizations and newspaper subjected it to criticism and thnt in view of the rapidly gathering unfavorable a t­ titude of the people of tho state “it appears advisable to ncquuint thu peo­ ple with full statement of facts.’’ ! I1IG MEETING TONIGHT . REPRESENTATIVE HOARDS ON WATERWAYS QUESTION. There will be a big meeting of rep­ resentatives of all tho towns along tho St. Johns river and adjneent ter­ ritory tonight at the Valdez hotel. A permanent orgnnizntion will bo per­ fected and the movement to ship by w ater will be begun in earnest. Tho Sanford Chamber of Commerce is be­ hind the movement and will see that it is made successful. THREE ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNGALOWS x FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS Vory desirable. Just eontplMcd. Every modern convenience. Sit­ uated on Palmetto nvc., Iwyond 10th street as follows: BUNGALOW, ft rooms (3 bed rooms) nnd bath, front and back porch. BUNGALOW, 5 rooms (2 bed rooms), # screend sleeping porch, nnd bath, front und back porch. BUNGALOW, 5 rooms (2 bed rooms) nnd bnth, front nnd back porch. All completely screened thruout. Gas and electric light con­ nections. Instantaneous heaters Ir* bath rooms. For terms npply to owner, GEO. A. D’COTTES ' . s " ‘t « , , Z .* • '<2 ■< r 7 0 rf*, ? - v / '■ - ' -1 . - - ......* R U. S. OWNESSHIP . PURCHASE SHIPS OF RAILROADS _____ Basing its action upon exhaustive tnblcs prepured by C. S. Hoskins, traf­ fic manngcr for*thc Tnmpn Board of WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.—Govern­ Trade, nn advisory committee for tho ment operation of the nation’s rail­ growers of cit^is fruit nnd truck roads is the aim of 3,000,000 organ-, gardeners who organized in this city ized rail workers, Secretary Davison August IJJth, decided Monday after­ <jf th e International Association of noon upon definite recommendations Machinists frankly declared here yes­ which will be made to fho citrus grow­ terday in an analysis of the railroad ers and truck gardeners of this sec­ situation. tion of the stute Thursday afternoon. e> The transportation law gives the The recommendations have to do with mMCui»; government authority to take over the the problem of water transportation roads in ense o f1n strike or other nnd the securing of cheaper freight emergency, according to Davison. rates to market, which questions tho “All railroad workers of the country growers in this section nre trying to now are taking a strike vote,” he said. solve. “The private managers of the roads, As n result of Monday’s committee on thoir side, are trying to force a meeting the shippers will be told on i strike with the hope of making the Thursday thnt at least eight smaller government guarantee its securities. vessels of n capacity not exceeding 1,­ It’s going to he n fight to the finish. 000 tons or 15,000 packages of fruit “The union men want the roads un­ or vegetables nre needed. The cost der government operation to end econ­ was roughly cstlmntod nt a hnlf-milomic dcprcHslo mind unemployment. It lion dollars. Two hundred and fifty might ns well come no\y ns Inter.’’ thousand dollnrs in cash, it was esti­ Government otTicials today cluimcd mated, will purchnse tho ships. not to be anxious over the possibility It was further decided thnt four of a railroad strike. Tho rail unions of the bonts will bo Heeded in tho run have taken striko,votes before with­ from Tampa nnd St. Petersburg up out walkouts, they point out. Tho the east const to north Atlnntic ports, present strike vote, they believe, is in- nnd hnt two of the bonts will be re­ tended to give union leaders more a ^ , lr<j(, from T anJ s t PcterB. thority in negotiations with the r o a d s ' ^ to MobHo nnJ Now Orleans. Two which they hope to bring nbout. boats, thu committee will recommend, Secretary Davison, through the In- w|„ bc p,ncc(1 in thl, 8orvico b o t ^ n ernnBonn Association of Mnchin sts Bradcntown nml pnlmotto and such is allied directly with^the council of northeastern ports or west Gulf ports rail chiefs sitting nt Chicngo nnd as the shippers there favor.—Tampa known as the rail depn/tment of the Times. ' American Federation of Lnftor. Ap­ proximately 127,000 members of the machinists’ union arc rail workers. * “ Unauthorized strides of roil'work­ ers in many suctions of thb country would not surprise union officials,” said Davison. “The men are getting rebellious and out of hand. “The railroad managers for months have "been practicing all sorts of in­ justices on thu men whoso patience is LAKELAND, August ,31.—Today about exhausted.' shortly after dinner Deputy Sheriff “They have discharged thousands of John Purvis placed C. F. Gaskins unworkers. They also have refused to dor nrrest. It being alleged that abide by the ruling of the railroad la­ Gnskins was implicated in the alleged bor board under tho transportation ring of automobile thieves, who are SHIPPING IIY AIRPLANE. luw. T heir purpose is to cause wide­ snid to have been operating iu this spread unemployment and'make more _ Mero & Ward nre now shipping critical the unemployment throughout county. It will be remembered thnt when J. parts of nutos by airplnno, tho old tho country.”F. Flynn, of this plnco, nlloged lend­ fnshioned way being too slow. They The Inbor department recently esti­ er of the gnng, was nrrostod several shipped n part of n machine to Or­ mated that 300,000 rail workers aro weeks ago for the Tnmpn authorities, lando this morning by plane. jobless. ' thnt n search wnrrnnt wns taken out nnd the North Side garage where it * * * # * * id * * * * * BIG TIME AT BOY wns snid Flynn hnd been mnking his * * SCOUT CAMP THURSDAY. hondqunrters, wns searched nnd, ac­ * cording to tho officers, n complete ♦ Thursday will witness big affairs set of dies was found which the offi­ * * at tli? Scout camp on Silver Lake. cers were under the impression be­ * * * * * * * * * * * * Ten one dollar prizes will be given longed to Flynn. the winners, five for swimming events Since Flynn’s nrrest, however, n WHERE I HEY PLAY TODAY and five for track work. * young mnn who wns employed ns Lakeland at Tamprf. All Scouts are urged to be present bookkeeper for tho North Street garDaytona at Jacksonville. to make the day a success. ngo, gave information to the effect St. Petersburg at Orlando. Tlie water events will he ns fol thnt the dies belonged to Gaskins. He » lows: snid thnt they wero n smnll set that HOW THEY STAND 1— Fifty yard dash. V could not be used fo i changing en­ Orlando ...... ........... 70 38 .048 2— Plain diving; (1) Plain diving gine numbers nnd thnt Gaskins came Tampa ........ ........... 58 48 .547 from take otf; (2) Plain dive into possession of them while he wns Lakeland ..... ........... 57 51 .528 from spring Isiard; (3) Run­ serving in the United States nnvy. Daytona ...... .403 ning dive from’ take off; (4) The young mnn nlso snid thnt when St. Petersburg .... .. .48 00 .444 Running dive from spring board. tho North Side gnrngo wiis opened Jacksonville ........... 41 00 .373 3— Plunge for distance. thnt Gnskins opened it nnd thnt short­ 4— Cross chest carry for form. ly after It wns opened Flynn came in YESTERDAY’S RESULTS 5— Underwater distance swim. nnd had some repair work done on a Florida State League Track Events: Ford touring cnr. He snid from this At Tampa 3, Lakeland 0. 1— One hundred yard dash. timo on thnt Flynn wns a frequent At Orlando *f>, St. Petersburg 4. 2— Fifty yard dash. visitor to tho gnrngo ^ind asked Gns­ At Jacksonville 4, Daytona C. 3—High jump. ' kins on several occasions to sell him 4— Standing jump. , South Atluntic Association a hnlf interest in it. Gaskins told 5— Running jump. At Greenville 1, Charlotte 0. Flynn, according to the bookkeeper, The public in cordially invited to a t­ thnt work wns slack nnd thnt the At Augusta 3-1, Charleston 1-1. tend these events nt the camp. At Spartanburg U, Columbia 5. amount o^ business done did not justi­ fy a second mnn entering tho propo­ FOOI.ING WITH UNCLE SAM American League sition. MINERS BETTER BEHAVE At Washington 3, New York 10. Later Flynn made a deni with GnsAt Chicago 5, St. Louis 11. AMLL GET PAN IS IORN. jnfl whereby* Gnskins would hnndlc Others not scheduled. accessories for Flynn nnd allow hlni WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.—Presi­ hnlf tho commission on gnsoline snles. dent Harding, in a proclamation lnte Tho agreement entered into was n National Lcugue todny, commanded all persons en­ vorbnl one, but it is understood both jAt Brooklyn 2, Pittsburg 8. At New York 5, Chicago 3. gaged in “unlawful and Insurrection­ pnrties lived up to it. At Boston 5-4, Cincinnati 0-C. ary proceedings" in the West Virgin­ How Gaskins dissolved partnership At Philadelphia 2-8, St. Louis 1-i). ia coalfields to disperse and retire with Flynn has never been made pub­ peacefully to their homes before noon lic. Southern Association of Thursday, Sept. 1. Gnskins came to Lakeland nbout a At Nashville 3, Little Rock 4. Unless there is prompt compliance, yenr ngo nnd wns first employed in At Atlanta 1-2, Chattanooga 5-1. the administration let it be known tho Dixie Highway gnrnge. He is n At Mobile 1, New Orleans 10. that martial law would bo declnred young ' mnn of plensing personality At Memphis 0, Birmingham 1. nnd Governor Morgan’s appeal for nnd is spoken well of by those who federal troops granted. knew him. American Association Meanwhile, Brig.-Gen. II. H. UnndShcrifffLogan refuses to give out At St. Paul 7, Indianapolis 1. holtz, who made a preliminary investi­ any information as to the work thnt At Minneapolis 10, Louisville 0. gation around the Mingo district,Inst tho offocers are doing in rounding mi At Kunsns City 4, Columbus ITT week, was ordered back to West Vir­ tho rest of tho members of the nlAt Milwnukue-Toledo, rain. ginia to wntch the situation nnd ad­ legod gang but it is generally believed vise the war department how the thnb sensational developments will be International Lcugue proclamation wns received. In a re­ sprung within tho next fow days. At Rochester 7, Jersey City 2. port made public yesterday nt tho The nrrest of Gnskins makes tho At Buffalo 12, Baltimore 7. . white house General Bnnholtz ex­ sevonth in tho ense. At Toronto 2-15, Reading 3-13. pressed the opinion thnt the stato au­ Others not scheduled. thorities hnd mnde “only feeble a t­ George A. DcCotten has nn adver­ tempts” to restore order. tisement in this issue calling atten­ Virginia League tion to the fnct thnt he has three new At Suffolk 5, Tnrboro 1. / ZR-2 MEMORIAL. bungalows for sale nil of them on At Rocky Mount 0, Newport News 3. BEDFORD, Eng., Aug. 31.—Memo- Pnlnfetto nvenuo nnd nil of them Just At Wilson 2, Norfolk 3. morinl services in honor of tho vic­ built. See the advertisement in thin At Richmond 5, Portsmouth 0. tims of tho ZR-2 will bc held hero issue. next Snturdny. Officials will attend The Osceola Cypress Co., nt San­ I’ied.nont League in stntc, ford, is nnothor one of the state's At Dnnvillo 3, Raleigh G. largest industries. They nre now cuU At Durham 1, Greensboro 14. The world nows tho day It happens, ting nbout 100,000 feet a day. At Highpoint 3, Winston-Salem 0. tho Herald office. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL HEAD USED QUESTIONABLE METHODS -BO AR D TURNED HIM OUT I ■■' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1921 ----------------- J ---------Jt) V a ", v- . ••- -} v ' : • PAGE SIX G*Ji f SEVENTH ARREST MADE IN AUTO THIEVING CASE : SPORT WORLD ;,t r ENJOY YOUR TRIP * I Have you ever boon "caught short of cash” when touring and been embarrassed at hotels, garages and shops by tho more or less unwel­ come attitude toward your personal checks? You can enjoy your trip, free from anxiety regarding money mat­ ters if you ke?p yourself supplied with thesa self-identifying, every­ where-accepted, sufe, convenient Cheques for travelers. ^ . 7 I* Peoples Bank of Sanford • > A. B. A. i \A i **• J t CHEQUES WS j S E L L THEM' - A- ^ ^ A. -A. A -■t t t TT AtA.TT ... At T. t. T --. PTTTTTTYTTTTTTTTYfYTTTTT^T t Tt TTTT tJ TTTT H o rs e s & M u le s JU ST A R R IV ED Two fresh car loads. The good kind, some t good saddle and d rivin g horses. i Lots of m fted team^. For prices see REID, * -----------------------------W ith ------------------------------ E. E . B ra d y SA N FO R D A N D W INTER G A R D EN •i* • ++++++++++++++++*+++++*++*-M ”t-**+****+***4»*++++++*++*i ■M*♦++4*++❖ 4*+❖ ♦■S*4,+ ,l'+414*❖ ++•!•*H*4 •>*!•+++❖ +4*++4*+ ♦ ‘ W a tc h m a k e r s E ngravers ♦♦•♦♦♦•I*•£••>♦♦♦ J e w e le r s , ♦ ♦ O p tic ia n s ♦ _ JMcLaulin’i 212 IVcst First Street Ouch! It . „ Goes Againsf the Grain t?hnve present prices but it certain ly is soft picking for the man who w ants to build. E xperts say th at lum ber will never bc so cheap again. T h e man who postpones buildi * * 2 is, in plain language, a boob. N ow is the tim e. Let u§ rigurc on th a t job— y o u ’ll bc surprised! HILL LUMBER SERVICE QUALITY PRICE rrJ OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE 1! i. L & __ 11->i * Amrlean Bankers Association . �m m .. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1921 PAGE TWO SOCIETY MBS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, __________ Rhone 217-W SOCIAL CALENDAR M I )" A party of young people met at the Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Courier have re­ home of Mrs. F. C. Gatehell Mondny turned from a delightful trip to Ten­ night, to welcome the bride nnd groom nessee. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ellsworth Harper, back Lnno left today to the City Substantial. Mr. nnd Mrs. fo r Daytonn Reach where they will They all enjoyed a very delightful upend several dnys with the former’s evening. Ice cream, cake and fruit, father, i were served as refreshments. _____ Those present were ns follows: Mr. R. R. Allyn, of Tampa, wns n bus!- and Mrs. Ellsworth Harper, Mr. and nesH visitor here yesterday. j Mrs. Tom Moore Mr. and Mrs. Schellc -------Mnines, Mr.- and Mrs. F. C. Gatehell, It. H. Adams, of Clarsville, Fla., Misses Mamie Steele, Yftte Williams, was registered ut the Montezuma to- 4Rpntrice Martin, Essie and Ruth <lny. j Whittle,Corine Stanley, Helen Chor-------pening, Jimmcy I.ang, Adcllc Rhines, Frank Clark, jr., Sam Murrell and Ruby n„y, Nellie Lossing, Messrs. K. R. Murrell returned last night from Brlnton Crenshnw, Bert and Ben Stool, Wauchula. , Hughes Register, Fred Rhines, Bob -------^ Williams, Dudly Roy, Tom BrothcrMcssrs. I). L. and R. T. Thrasher so,„( Newton Stonstrum and Master are spending the day at Daytona Stuart Gatehell. Beach today. ________________ _ ! - I . PAULINE FREDERICK Mrs. D. A. Caldwell leaves tomor­ IN A STRONG ROLE row for Leesburg, where she will spend a week or more with her sister, Screen Star Gives Grout Dramatic Mrs.;J. S. Mahoney. Portrayal in R-C Film "The j ____ Mistress of Shenstone" Mrs. R. It. Dens and children are upending some time at Daytona Beach In "The Mistress of Shenstone," her with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry second Robertson-Cole super-special Ward. production, adapted from the novel of the same name by Florence Barclay, Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson returned Pauline Frederick, popular emotional home Tuesday from an extended vis­ star, has a role vastly different from it to Montreat, and Asheville, N. C., anything which she has ever before and Columbia, S. C. done for the screen. The picture will be at the Star Theatre tonight. PICNIC SUPPER PARTY As Lady Myra Ingleby, Pauline Mesdames Easterby, Pm don, Sr,, A, Frederick has every opportunity for E. Hill and 1). A. Caldwell motored the expression of her rare dramatic out to the country home of Mrs. Fred i ability, but she portrays a sweet, Williams Tuesday where they spent womanly character, rather tlum the the afternoon very pleasantly witli more worldly type in which she has fancy work, knitting and crocheting. heretofore been seen. Bate in the afternoon a delicious sup­ Lady Ingleby is the wife of n man per was served. much older than herself, who although very kind, regards her more ns n SURPRISE PARTY. pretty toy than a helpmate and com­ Monday evening the young people panion. When through an accident •of the Baptist church gave a surprise Lord Ingleby is reported killed, and party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myra after many months of loneli­ Forrest Gatehell, on Onk avenue, in ness meets a man who makes of her •compliment to Mr. nnd Mrs. Ellsworth a confidant and companion; who re­ Harper whose marriage was a recent gards iter us tile most wonderful being event, tii king place in Ay den, N. C„ in the world, she is supremely happy. August 111), Hut like a holt out of a clear sky, Mr, and Mrs. Harper were invited to shattering their happiness, and mak­ go to rido with friends, and on coin­ ing the way dark before them, comes ing down stairs found the porch filled the news that the report of Lord Ingwith friends. leby’s death is false. Games and music were enjoyed How Myra meets the situation throughout the evening ami at a late which then arises, how she succeeds hour fruit, ice cream and cake were in keeping pure the wonderful love of served by Mrs. Gatehell assisted by the man who has come into her life, Mrs. Schellc Mainca, Miss Carrie and at last is enabled to meet her Htunlcy and others. heart's desire, furnish the many dra­ There were about forty guests who matic moments in the screen version enjoyed this delightful event. of this famous novel. Miss Frederick is supported by a PKESCOTT-HARPEB A wedding of much interest to the cast of unusual merit including such runny friends of the groom wns the players as Roy Stewart, a star in his marriage of Miss Pearl Prescott nnd own right, in the role of Jim Airth, Mr. Ellsworth Harper, which took the man whom Myra iocs; Emmett place at the home of the hridc in King, well-known character actor, as Dr. Burton, Myra's friend nnd advisor; Ayden, N. C., August 25th. The bride made a very charming Helen Wright, as Mrs. O'Mnrn and picture in her traveling suit of blue Arthur Clayton as Reginald Ingram. » LtM «• 'flW fif >1 M SI!*: A :, ■ C; ,I M ' t* f! tricot Ino nnd worn with a moat be­ coming hat, and other accessories to match. Her flowers were a corsugo of bride's rosea and feriiB. Immediately after the ceremony the happy young couple left for Wlllston, N. C., going from there to Jackson­ ville and then to Lake Uutler where they were the guests of the groom's parents. Mr. anr Mrs. Harper arc now pleuaantly located at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest GnUbcil, oil Onk avenue. Mr. Harper holds a responsible po­ sition with Gil Ion & Frye Electrical Co., and has numerous friends who will be interested to learn of his re­ cent marriage. Thursday—Miss Apnea Dunins will entertain at a "shower" in compH■jnent to Mias Helen l’cck, n brido'tilcct, of September. ‘Thursday—Stay at Home Club will hnvo n danco at the home of Mr. «nd Mrs. It. J. Holly, Thursday might. IFriday—Peter Selinnl will give a dance at the Valdez hotel( att 0 o'clock. Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will bo held at the Central Park at 5 SURPRISE PARTY ON HRIDE AND GROOM. o’clock. »V : Tv, Service Quality and Price I ------------- a t -------------- <r t/.v THE CASH FILLING ' h EwW*)!'' ! * r f . . Mr .and Mrs. I. D. Hart and Miss Ruby Hart, returned Inst Wednesday from a three month’s trip through tho north, their first trip up the country, nnd they enjoyed It line. Ningara Falls ,thoy think, the most wonderful ever, also the npplc orchnrds grnpo vineyards, full of fruit, nnd clover fields in full bloom. They visited Mrs. Atchcson, who formally visited hero on Geneva avenue. She is now living in Middleflcld, O. * Mrs. Jennie Powell Cownn wns hero last week from Jacksonville with her sister, Mrs. W. W. Miller, who has been ill some time. Mrs. Cownn and Mrs. Miller went to Jncksonvillo Monday, Mrs. Miller to remain some time for medical treatment. Mrs. Lily Jones, Miss Hoskins Jones, nnd Paul Jonrs, were at Dnytonn Bench for the week-end nnd Mrs. Jones remained for Inst week which was spent very plensnntly. El wood Irish was ill Pahokeo Inst week on a business trip. Alton MorriR wns here over week­ end visiting relatives. Alton hns been at the teachers preparatory school In Gainesville nnd will tench school in West Palm Bench this winter. He was an East Sanford boy until tho family removed to Pahokeo nnd every one here wishes him success. Miss Susie Fay lias a position in Palntkn with the Southern Utilities Co. Mrs. Frances MeDnugal Swanson is returning to Hot Springs, Ark., on Friday to flnishf training ns gradu­ ate nurse. Mrs. Charles Merriwethcr nnd bnhy are expected homo this week from a month's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Merriwethcr, Sr., at their home In Lynchburg, Vn. Q. C. McDougnl is iu Tampa on a business trip for a short time. Mr, Toyama is setting cauliflower in the field, and there are a good many line looking lettuce beds to be seen growing. Paul Jones lias a brand new dog imported direct from Italy. Paul’s friend, M. L. Futch, came up from Tampa the other .day, and brought the dog as a gift to Paul. The dog laid come over here from Italy ns a stow-a-way in a returning phosphntc ship and Mr. Futch got him of the sailors. The dog has been named Toney, ft bus not been decided whether he is a garlic or a spngottl hound. Toney is a bright clever pup if lie is a dago, The Weeks family have Carl Clark, of Wilmington, N. C., as their guest. A party was made up of the Weeks young people and Mr. Clark and eth­ ers for a week-end trip to St. Augus­ tine. G. F .Smith, from town, has decid­ ed to go into farming again we un­ derstand, and lias rented twenty acres of G. W. Spencer at Cameron City, and will grow celery and lettuce. The homes of W. W. Miller and Elwooil Irish were broken into on Saturday afternoon between :i nnd 5 o'clock. Both homes are located on Cameron avenue, near Moore’s Sta­ tion. At the Miller home a window screen wns cut nnd the window brok­ en and then unlatched; at the north side of the house the thief broke open a trunk anil got a beautiful hunting case watch with a chain. The watch was engraved with Mrs. Miller's ini­ tials. A ring and a watch chain slide sot with a cameo nnd a, ring belong­ ing to Mr. Miller, with his initials. A revolver and a purse containing $21. The thief also took some ties belong­ ing to Mr. Miller nnd two silk waists and a crepe dcchinc scarf be­ longing to Mrs. Miller, and made a parcel of them and then went next door to Mr. Irish and broke in a win­ dow in the same as at the Miller home, and got a shot gun and just about then Mr. and Mrs. Irish drove in the back way and the noise fright­ ened tho thief nnd lie ran out t)iu front way and left the parcel contain­ ing the scurf, etc. The sheriff was enlleil lip and visited the Miller nnd Irish hnnios but ns yet there has been no one suspected. The thief wns ap­ parently a man or boy with a neat litUe foot as the foot print would mean about a No. 8 shoe. French experimenters have demon­ strated thnt motor trucks can bo used to transport freight over the rough­ est caravan routes of tho Snliura desoert. ICE COLD CHERO-COLA FREE ON SA T U R D A Y ;■ < + + 4 H * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 4-*********>>+ ; EAST SANFORD WASHINGTON, Sept. 1__Walter C. Krout, salesman, Atlnntn, who wns arrested here last night, wns said by the police tddny to have admitted ho "forged nnd raised" checks amounting to thousands of dollars recently in 0 number of cities in order thnt ho might have money to entertain his bride of little more than a week. Tho couple Btill were on their honeymoon when Krout wns arrested; STATION Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. K. .Liu It * 70 pound rolls from St. Augustine to * Key West with 00 pound rails, which * work already Is under wny. STATE NEWS * H ave Opened a Tail SEABREEZE—A colony of -from * * * * * * * * * * * * * JO to :tfi rustic bungalows set amid Shop on Second St TAMPA—A series of difficulties the tropical growth of Seabreeze will With a Fine Line of Woo|tn, „ I which started when Juan Julio filed be erected this winter for a club com­ on hand. Prices ns low ns ' “ charges of disorderly conduct against posed of interior decorators, urtiHts consistent with good work. | Jules Jullano finally resulted to the nnd professionals of New York city. to introduce myseir nnd haillii dtscomforturc of Jailor Oscar Mendez The colony will bo one of the most you— “ of West Tnmpn, who arrested Jullano. unique of Its kind in America nnd will Julinno himself was discharged while represent an expenditure of approxi­ For 15 D ays I Will Givi Jailor Mendez served a day’s sentence mately $200,000. The club has pur­ in jail. The first tangle In tho case chased a large tract of land covered pair o f extra Trousen occurred Snturdny when It is said with tropica Ishnihbcry on Halifax - w ith every Suit Order! Julinno fniled to appear in court and and University avenues with a front­ Everything Tailor-made and g. forfeited a $100 bond. The defendant age <»f 470 feet on the Halifax river faction Guaranteed appeared in court Mondny nnd his a t­ and extending back to within a Bhort C leaning, Repairing, torneys explained he hud conic to distance of the ocenn. court Snturdny but hnd misunder­ Pressing stood the time set for his ense. The Shoes with wide wooden soles hav­ --------------TERMS CASH­ trial then moved forwnrd on its mer­ ing projecting points nre nn English its and resulted In Jullnno's freedom ED . RANDALL after testimony was given thnt the invention for persons who walk on SANFORD alleged assault consisted of nothing Bund that would e n g u lf ordinary Maker of Fine Clothes for Mn I more than Jullono’s pushing Julio shoes. from his home. Some of the evidence presented. during the trial, however, tended to show thnt Jailor Mendez had been unnecessarily aggressive In making the arrest nnd Municipal Judgu Pencock recalled some of the witnesses to clear up this feature. W a tc h m a k e r s Mendez, they said, entered the Julinno r home without any formality, refused to accept a $100 bond and finally to E ngravers have pointed a pistol at the mnii'n sister with a threatening remark. Mendez denied the allegation. Judge Peacock said thnt while nn officer was * ♦ justified in using force if the occas­ ion demanded, it was bis opinion that sometimes an officer became over /.ealous nnd ordered Jailer Mendez Co take himself to his jail for a day at the end of which time ho eould re­ lease himself. I 212 West First Street ♦ OCALA—Fans are discussing the +<• v -t-*;• -t--t•;*•{* •:* »:*•}•-t*•}•>:•*;*•:*•;* •:•++++< possibility of organizing a Central Florida baseball league to play next season. Teams representing Ocala, Gainesville, Leesburg, Inverness, WiiHstnn, and several smaller towns have furnished a tip-top brand of baseball this summer and the circuit, if organized, would he made up of clubs selected from these places. * * * * * * * * * * KKOtrr CONFESSES.. Firfct Street and Elm Avenue EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc. % ;„. . . aJF,M VT\ r / y) " . M ’ * Jewelers Opticians | OCALA—The football squad repre­ senting the Ocala high school wns at a disadvantage lust season because of the youth of the members and lack of practice, but there was no com­ plaint or excuses whet it went down | to defeat. Thu eleven this season will be composed almost entirely of last year’s cloven and the boys, with a % year’s accession of weight and muscle y have begun practice although school | has not yet opened. Last season’s | games resulted: Hillsborough, 27; Ocala, 0; Duval, 08; Ocala, 8; DcLaml, | 0; Ocala, 0. | .* . J. SMcLaulin’s 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 w ant 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 corporations. The ink th at is used by all the t largest firms in your own and neighboring t cities. Read the telegram below: TAMPA—This city's curf *v ordi­ nance having proved successful so far in keeping youngsters under 17 years of age off the streets at night, local officials nre now directing their ef­ forts towards motorists under the age limit. A city ordinance pro­ vides thnt no person under the age of 17 shall drive an nutoniobile within the city, but officials say that lack of £ enforcement hns resulted in danger to pedestrains and the word has been ■ passed out to take into custody the juvenile offenders and turn them over to the juvenile authorities for pun­ ishment. JACKSONVILLE — Although the Florida legislature of 1007 uppropr* ntod $10,0(10 fur the placing of a stat­ ue of General E. Kirby-riant h in tho Hall of Fame, at Washington, and the stntuij has been in its place in the na­ tional capitol a number of years, the federal government never has accept­ ed it officially nor has it been unveil­ ed. Persons here interested in the statue are asking why there has been III! acceptance and what (ins been done toward preparations for the ultimate unveiling. .Several years after til" Kirby-Smith Statue was authorized, a statue of I)r. John Gorrie, discov­ erer of the process for making arti­ ficial ice, was presented to the Hall of Fame, was accepted by the govern­ ment and unveiled with appropriate ceremonies. In view of the fnct that fourteen years have elapsed since the action of the legislature and several yonrs Rincc tho forwarding to Wash­ ington of Florida’s civil war hero, many persons hero are desirous of having the Kirby-Smith statue for­ mally presented the government, ncccpted and unveiled. ST. AUGUSTINE—The nnnuul re­ port of the Florida East Const rail­ way for 1020 shows thnt during thnt year the rnllrond added to its equip­ ment ton passenger locomotives, two switch engines, two dining cars, two all steel mall enrs, anefy six nil steel baggage cars in addition to certain freight equipment. Construction, of tho additional ferry slip at Key West wns begun nnd will he com­ pleted this year, tho estimated cost being about $250,000. Other work au­ thorized included the replacement of i.skwiV ■ tailoring! »jV?A-.v;.:G h ,w ;■ ’triAJv 1920 J U N 14 PM 5 49 A356W 25 COLLECT 1 EXTRA TW W ASH ING TON DC 515 P 14 JA SM IN E IN K CORPN 5 HALL ST NORFOLK VA GOVERNM ENT A G A IN AWARDS JA SM IN E INK CORPORATION BLUE BLACK ALL SIZES RED ALL SIZES A N D MUSCILAGE QUARTS. OVER THIRTY COMPETITORS. JA SM IN E QUALITY W IN S AGAIN. GEORGE DEEDM AYER, SALES MANAGER. Jasmine Ink is now used by the majority w the schools and colleges in the South. lt®| used by all the rank and file who have foun out th a t they can get a superior ink at a muchj lower price in the reliable Jasmine Ink. If' 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. Herald Printini DISTRIBUTORS for SEMINOLE C0UN1 knelt < ■., \ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1921 Speejacks Off for Tour of World PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive o f results. All progressive movements th at 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 N am e o f E very Live Pro­ fessional and B u sin ess Man in Sanford in T his Column ___ LAWYERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Lnw Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. J. PAGE T H R U Contractor and Builder Mr, uihI Mrs. A. I>. flowcii of Chicago him* left tlmi iltv mi u water trip 0*er Seminole County Bnnk iirmind the* world. "hey urn going In their gns engine limit ”Hpei'Jii.‘|(H,’’ f)H a SANFORD FLORIDA • *:■ FLORIDA f.et Iuiik by 17 feet wide. They Intend to enihv iiround various waters for a SAWl,u,lu jenr IIml n half or two yearn. Mr. (Jowen estimates that he will travel 47,000 inlle.H before Ida return. BATTERIES «* T h e Sem inole C ounty f #*«««•B a n k DOES AWAY WITH M L PAIN Remarkable Aneathatle May Employed In Delicate Dental Surgical Operations, Sanford C o n stru cts Co. .CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS MODELS SABER-TOOTH TIGER B attery Troubles to U s Planes nnd Specifications Cheorfallj; Furnished on ElMlrietl Worn and eon tin Los Angeles Man Has Fashioned a Re­ w. Sp.ol.Il/. All Work Guaranteed you d.p.nd.bl. aarrlea.. production of Moat Terrible PreWX ALSO HAVK COMPETENT MECHANICS H. T. PACE P. O. Bax 1 historic Beast. torn o m x A o u s n T o n « * » BRINO YOUR A conl-tnr chemical for the elimina­ done from tho earth before tho con­ Sanford B attery Service B uilders & C opt tion of all [min In dental surgical op­ tract was let for the Pyramids, tho fe­ Company Sketches and Estimates Freei m erations, simple of application and rocious and all-devouring saber-toothed Phone 189 L. A. Remind, Prop. building too large and uone too i SERVICE PROGRESS STRENGTH suitable for repented and universal tiger that ruled llm unltiml kingdom ----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED— use la oral surgery, according to the 200,000 years ago lias no secrets from 4% INTEREST PAID' Sclentlllc American, la niimmnced by tho scientists of todny, and u Los An­ HARTFORD BATTERY W ilson & Shorey Dr. Joseph A. Klein of New York geles man even has gone so fur as to Pino nnd Garland Sts., Orlando, Fla. city. “B attery Insurance” sculpture In enneretu what he consid­ This new chemical Is liquid In form, ers to be a perfect reproduction of well to two members of the class, Is applied on a pellet of cotton to the Sold and Serviced by the terrible monster with tho sabered P U R E W A TER Miss Oilvq Lczctte nnd James Rush, gum or mucous membrane surrounding mouth. Edw. H iggin s, Inc. who nre leaving for school this week. the tooth to he anesthetized or Into Tho scientist, William Hpnldlng, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. E. Wright nnd a cavity prior to excavation where a has the sculptured piece In tho work­ Elder Springs W ater H a ig h t & M agee family nnd Jumcn Rush spent Tues­ tooth Is to ho tilled or treated. It shop nt Ids residence. He was presi­ 99.98% PURE produces complete local anesthesia In dent of tho Southern California Acudday in Orlando, Phone 311-W Sanford. FI from two to eight minutes and elim­ oiny of Helenco for four terms, and In Messrs. John Robertson and S. L. inates all feeling for from one to six GARAGES that capacity he laid occasion to leurti Mrs. 0. W. Wolcott entertained nt a Murphy spent Sundny nt Daytona hours. as much about the saber-toothed tiger Smith Bros. G arage dinner pnrty Inst Wednesdny in hon­ Beach. Doctor Klein hns extracted teeth an moil of today are penult ted to LORD’S PU R IT Y W. J. Lawton nnd family spent and pulps painlessly by the use of this know. or of Mrs. J. C. Lcttlce, of Winter Expert Repairing W ATER chemical. Its effect Is entirely local, Park. The guests wore Mrs. J. C. Snturdny afternoon in Orlando. He was Instrumental In opening the OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES so It may he applied with perfect safe­ famous fossil beds at Bren, where tho Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Wade left Wed­ Lattice, Mrs. D. N. Bntchcllor, Mrs. AS GOOD AS THE BEST Oak and First ty, regardless of the patient’s age or Walter W. Hose, MIsb Ilnrriet Rose, nesday afternoon for Wildwood where general physical condltiou, and It Is ‘ remains of the tigers were found In Dally Service Phone 1M of Winter Park, and Miss Allie Knox, they will reside for the present, Mr. particularly valuable as an anesthetic good enough preservation to recon­ the skeletons. Wade having given up his run on the in the extraction of children’s teeth. struct of Atlanta, Gn. From the relics of tho skeletons, SA N FO R D NOVELTY Mr. and Mrs. C. L. West nre the Seaboard into Oviedo. It leaves no disagreeable after-effect, uncovered In the Bren pits, he has con­ E. F. Lane N. H. Tanner is spending the week hut because of Its long period of ac­ cluded Unit the tigers of 200,000 years proud parents of n fine bnby boy, born tivity gives the nervous system ample ago were similar la size to the Itengiils WORKS Real Estate and Insurance I in Minml. Monday, August 129. Mr. and Mrs, S. W. Swope and fam­ time to recover from the shock of op­ of today, differing essentially from Mtimes Ruth and Elizabeth Yountti Phone 95 eration before the nerves In the area V. C. COLLER, Prop. Miss Virginia Wright and Reverdy ily spent Saturday afternoon in San­ of the operation regain their normal them In their outstanding feature— the long saber teeth from which no Wright returned Saturday from Sara­ ford. feeling or activity. enemy could he safe. General Shop and Mill Miss Olive Lcgette entertained a Geo. W. K n ight sota. With die skeleton remains of the Australia's Geographic Position. Mrs. 0. G. Wolcott and son, Henry, number of her girl frlcndH at a rook tigers siillldciilly reproduced to out­ Real Estate and Insurance Australia's exact position on world line the forms mid physical character­ Work spent last week in Orlando and Win­ pnrty Snturdny night. maps, originally determined by Cap- istics of the tigers, Mr. Spalding fquml SANFORD FLORIDA Mrs. O. P. Swope nnd children re­ tnln Cook, the early explorer, was ter Park. CONTRACTOR and BtJILDER Mrs. C. S. Lee and MIhs Mnble turned Thursday from Daytona Bench brought Into question recently when little dllllculty la making a likeness of the animal. In Ids art work he has 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla, Swope, entertained most delightfully where they have' been spending ttie wireless authorities, after direct check­ reproduced tho skeleton proportions ing by radio with standard time and added the external clinrnctorls- Tho vocational committee of tho Busi­ last Friday afternoon in honor of summer. ELECTRICAL Mrs. Ralph Bussford is visiting,her clocks at Lyons, France, said they be­ tlcs of the cut family, whereby lie be­ ness nnd Professional Women's Club their mother, Mrs. S. W. Swope. The lieved there Is an error of perhaps party was a surprise to Mrs. Swope, pnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs. N. F. Lcgette. lieves a perfect copy bus been accom­ requests nil young women desiring 100 yards on all maps In Australia's plished of tin* llre-eyed feline demon employment to register nt tho First which added much to the pleaesure of COLONIAL LAM PS north-south lines. ' that roamed supreme In the days be­ National Bank. the occasion both for Mrs. Swopo and Seafarers who llrsl sketched Aus­ fore mini was.—Los Angeles Express. AGNES G. BERNER, Chnirman the guests. tralia’s position bused their calcula­ Mrs. Z. Spinks and baby, of Lees­ tions on the chronometer, the llnely Eyes Examined Glasses Designed made watch which keeps Greenwich burg, are visiting Mrs. M. M. King. time. Corrections were made from Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Young and time to time, until linn] checking by daughters, Catherine, Maxine and o p t . n. cable was believed to he accurate. Wililn, returned Saturday night from Lately, however, Sydney wireless A large crowd from here attended a trip of several weeks duration to men who have been listening to the points in Arkansas, Alabama, and the society wedding in Sanford Fri­ dock ticks at Lyons, say they have TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS TO day evening. discovered there Is a perceptible loss Mississippi. FLUSH KIDNEYS IF BLADDER Mrs. Knte Wilke called on Mrs. of time in transmitting the correct James Rush, left Wednesday for his BOTHERS YOU. seconds over the cable. The loss, It Ballard Tuesday afternoon. home in Opelika ,Ala. Is said, led to errors In miqi-mnklng. Christine McClellan, Lula nnd Eth­ GILLON & FR Y W. F- Argo, who has been quite ill OPTOMETRIST Eating meat regularly eventually OPTICIAN for the past week, is able to be out el LcFilcs, nnd Mrs. May Rivers, Os­ Phone 442 Mohammedan Law. produces kidney trouble In some form Graduate Northern Illinois College sie Howard nnd Jack Flynt, were again. 212 Enst First St. Snnford, Fin. In the .Moslem state of Turkey tho Miss A. D. Mitchell entertained visiting in Moore Station Monday Inws of the empire rest In principle or other, says u well-known authori­ ty, because the uric add in meat ex­ TR A N SFE R ~ Monday night in honor of Mrs. A. K. evening. on the basis of the Koran, the Hmllth, cites the kidneys, they become over­ Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Provntt moved nr Irmlltlons of Mohammed, nnd file Crawford, her 19121 graduating class, “WE DELIVER THE GOODS’* reported savings of his siiceessurs. nil worked; get sluggish; clog up and Misses Elizabeth Lawton, Olivo Li- into the Flynt property. causes nil sorts of distress, particu­ ,;f v.:' h are hlinllm; upon the sov­ C. 0. WILSON. Own.r * Quick Service T ransfer Lulu LoFiles and Rev. Wright took zdte and Mabel Swope, nnd James ereign ’ f the slate ns lip........ Mas- larly backache and misery in the kid- SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND dinner with Mrs. T. W. Prevntt. Storage Facilities Rush, nnd Francis Swope. After Knell successive sultan, h ov­ nyy region; rheumatic twinges, severe REASONABLE PRICES If we plcuso you, tell others; if not The B. Y. P. U., meet Sundny night Icm*. Kuril supper, Messrs. Dowdy, Wethers and alities n s <ul; d W ie kt B r o t h e l C « r . ( o Buililln. headaches, ncid stomach, constipation, tell us. Phono 498 McCall, joined the pnrty nnd rook at the Bnptist church. h!s !:■ !!vldmil ptrpo-“ nnd. by virtue torpid liver sleeplessness blndder nnd Prnyor meeting wns held nt the of tils iihsfduto authority, his lews games were enjoyed fdr the rest of Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Are "Baptist church Wednesday night. have stood until inborn have swept urinary irritation. the evening. HOTELS The moment your hack hurts or The community club met at the them away. The nearest iipprimcli to Mrs, I), n , Bntchcllor, Mr .and Mrs. u Supreme court Justice Is the sultan G. Bassett Smith, Prop. Artie Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. John town hull Mondny afternoon with n He Interprets (7) the law ns he thinks kidneys aren’t neting right, or if blnd­ H otel M ontezum a der bothers you, get about four ounc­ COMMERCIAL AND Coleman. Lettice, M. M. Smith, Sr., largo attendance. tiest for his people.—New York Trib­ es of Jnd Salta from any good phar­ “Sanford’s New Hotel” JOB PRINTING A large crowd from Sanford a t­ M. M. Smith, Jr., nnd Miss Sledge, of une. macy; tnke n tahlespoonful in a glass 91.50 Up Per Day Winter Park, visited Mrs. 0. G. Wol­ tended the rond meeting here Mon­ of water before breakfast for n few dny night. cott Sunday afternoon. Seeing Without Eyes. Herald P rin tin g Co. Miss Ruth McFarland spent Sun­ That the blind cun perceive light days nnd your kidneys will then net Mrs. (’, T. McCully and littlo dnugh fine. This famous salts is made from and darkness Is asserted by I>r. A ter, Naomi, returned Saturday from dny with Ethel LoFiles. Mr. Claude ColTlc nnd Miss Clara t’niitnnnet In Medicine (Paris). Doctor tho ncid of grapes and lemon juice, C. A. W H IDDO N «n extended visit to Mrs. McCulley’s BOOK, JOB AND COM­ Harrison left Friday night for MU; <’nnt..»..et tested eyeless seeing mu­ combined with lithin, nnd has been Parents in Ohio. CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING PRINTING MERCIAL on,1. Mr. Mr. CofTie CoITlo nnd winery by hn.ulnglng .In eyes g . ■ used for generations to flush clogged nnd wife wife came home, |it*«i«if Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Kimbrel and anil. Herald Building Phono 148 Rear Snnford Shoo & Clothing Co, and cement ruling Ills ntlentlnn kidneys nnd stimulate them to porMrs. \\ M. Wright motored to San­ Sunday. Miss Harrison will stay for for 50 hours mi perception of light. Phono 465 nuil activity; niso to neutralize tho He found that he could then perceive ford via the beautiful Genova rond n couple of weeks. PRINTING Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballard, of Beck not merely light mill darkness hut ncids in the urine so it no longer irri­ Sunday afternoon. tates, thus ending bladder disorders. Hammock, spent Sundny with friends ■•Iso large nnd shining objects. DRINK .Miss Olive Lorrette nnd Mrs. A. K. 250 Hnmmermlll envelopes printed, Jnd Salts cannot , injure nnyono; Testing many blind persons, he rawford l*;ft Thursday for Jnckzon- nnd relatives. $1.75.—Seminole Printery, 902 French Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-10® found the same ability. He nm l hales makes a delightful effervescent llthavo. 87-0tp l' whercthey will enter Mnnsey per cent pure, phono 31L t this vision without eyes to ltanvler's iness College. Ready .made asbestos jackets, de­ Konsory cells, which have u nerve ln-wnter drink which millions of men nnd women tnke now nnd then to keep rs. T. W. Lawton nnd her Sunday signed to fit all standard types of sensation with the bruin centers. the kidneys nnd urinnry organs clenn, d class, entertained at a chicken residence heaters, have been patented " yZ S „ ” :|P ick ,i"S P reservin g thus avoiding serious kidney disease. —Get your Scratch Puds from The at White’s Wharf Tuesday ove­ to conserve fuel nnd protect the 15c tho week. —Adv„ Herald—by tho pound—15c. rlie party wnH given In fare­ motnl. OVIEDO REAL ESTATE .. Employment Bureau.. GAT LESS'MEAT IF BACK HURTS Henry McLaulin, Jr. WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS New Era Printery llr li: TIME <-jl i j !ty ~Ma (ulllf,| f.nnfluct n ~'l.oM n Pisnor Fimnd" popartmoM* l I HANK U)He r e 's mn WHBRE. ItHlLU IS H B«JTTOWS' RVHNW, CJHCRB THe DICKERS IS KN ffLEPO^_J v socks ? } pP oON*1CR NO ] tOHA*--‘lUMBRC DID VOU HWrtL? THEM WKUt-J Go s h * v o o J HEVER KtJOLUL. ujMtne A*JtTWN6 IS ROUND J e have the Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly G lasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. |ALCAKTOONCO,BY, I i f f / ii �PAGE FOUR grow n crop which is just ns rich, Just llsh independent water transportaabundant and just ns profitable,— .tion, either to connect with the Inde­ nnd to water sheds. From nn econom­ citrus. Government statistics show pendent boat lines which will bo op­ h ^ t jb s ^ f i ^ s . s " • ic standpoint it is important in the that ONE-THIRD of all tho money erated out of Jacksonville, or to mako a Tailor Routhcm states to keep forests grow- taken in for oranges in Florida for tho through trips to New York, Bos­ 1020 went to ORANGE COUNTY. Or- ton, Bultifore nnd other ports. inir to encourage tourist travel." #Second St, f p i u i u m ___________ lnndo citizens hnvo builded upon n ----------- o----------"Tnmpn hns already Inunchcd a of Woolens »|t | „ Judge Cheney nnd I. W. Phillips, civic pride that is the by-word of ev­ definite movement to establish inde­ B. J . HOLLY _____________ Editor W low ns pouiy. (I* J. llLLARD._.8ecreUry*Treaiar«r of Orlando, want a broad highway ery persons who visits within our lim­ pendent water transportation to cfl)dwork. l „ orJ H. A. NEEL.---------General Manager forty feet wide from Sanford to Or­ its. "We have a great town," said enpe the threatened increase in rntes If and liosintti t, lando beautified with trees and several Sanford speakers last night, and unless the other water points in CURTIS BARBER shrubs nnd flowers, nnd make it n “hut every time we go to Orlnndo wo the state combine to protect them­ CIBOULATIOH HAMAOEE Tho features offered by this bank in the way of safe­ memorial to the world war veternns, come bnck and wonder if we will ever selves the big fish will ent up the Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. I Will Give* ty, security nnd dependability are certain elements be like your city. Your wonderfully AOrwtiMng ItU i K»d» Xaow — Applliuttoa instead of spending nny money on developed lakes, beautiful homes, smnll fellowH. Snnford hnH been dis­ •a Trousers that are behind a real banking service. bronze statues that mean nothing. cussing the matter recently, through ■abaertpUM Prio* ta Adraao* magnificent stores nnd buildings," A Dm Th i .............................................. H-M Let this great idea sink into your Suit Order its Chamber of Commerce, PeLnnd is ■a iN lki ......................................... >.0* Banking service begins first with the safe-guarding minds, and lay all your future plans town may hnve ever so many naturul also considering the matter nnd nt B»llT«r»d la City by Oaniar '•made and Silk 0 — W » k .......................................................II CWati of funds of the thrifty, but its greatest function is for this highway, oven though it can­ resources but if they are undeveloped the Inst conference of the Board of uarantccd they count for naught. It is the push Tka bl* It* t« ibp«tl WmUj K«nl4 aaits aid to sound growth in the community. Uraty evtan Bamlaala County and la psbUabad not be forty feet wide. We enn, at and spirit of the citizenship thnt builds Governors of the Pnlatkn Chnmber of r way Friday, AdvarUalne ratal mada known least in the next year or two make it pairing and ea application. DamnoraUa la palltloa. n.W a community, where thi" fenturc Ib Commerce H. 0. Hamm pointed out We back up every advertisement with tangible bank­ sixteen feet wide, nnd benutify it. lacking there can be no advancement. the seriousness of the situation ,nnd par yaar, alvaya la adraaoo. sing ing service and every assistance within our power. Two such growing cities ns Sanford Roth Sanford nnd Orlnndo are im­ the advisability of making some ar­ Member of The Aaaodated Preoa CASH------- ^ nml Orlando need this highway. bibed with this spirit, und while It rangement whereby Pnlatka could se­ ----------- o----------ndall lasts nothing but success can come cure a freight rate from eastern mar­ WE WILL HAVE CHEAPER RATES from it. Orlnndo needs Sanford ns kets of from twenty-flve to forty per •ORI) cent, under the proposed readjusted Snnford needs Orlnndo. Situated at Business is picking up—everything clothes for The meeting of the "Ship-by-Wat- the head of the navigation of the St. tariffs."—Pnlatkn News. is lovely. er" organization here last nijjht Johns river, Sanford should become This is the proper spirit, nnd one -0shows the spirit of the times nnd the greatest commercial center of in- thnt Snnford can well tnke to heart, Prospcrlty is tickling our nose to­ shows thnt the American people and terlor Florida. Through, her, jio rt Just now.wo aro doing, and will do, day with the straw of publicity. "A Community Builder" especially the pcoplo of Florida are should come and go the commerce for nil in our power to get the Clyde Lino — b----------tired of'being gouged by the railroads the whole central portion of the state. enough business to put on n dnlly Wo don't know how you feel about and instead of asking the railroads to F. P. FORSTER................. .......... ;.............. ..President It but we will be glad when the Thurs­ do this or do thnt the people intend In his talk last night Judge Cheney steamer, or two steamers, if neces­ B. F. WH1TNER................................................Cashier day afternoons arc off the calendar of to ship by water and keep it up indef- suid he hoped to live to see the day sary. And Pnlntka putting on her Iwhen a forty foot grouted brick road own, stenmers, if necessary, shows lazy nftcrnooiis. initely. This is no idle boast or pipe i would connect the two cities; when thnt the people are becoming aroused dreams to be dissipated as soon as the Orlnndo merchants would receive their to the vital issues of transportation, Man remarked to thu Herald yes­ railroads lower their rates when they frojg},t by the water route nnd have and do not intend to stand for nny terday thnt the Chamber of Commerce are compelled to do so. It is an earn­ THEATRE RESORT had him worked to denth. It is cer­ est endeavor of the shippers and it transported with speed and dispatch more gouging. We hnve the great to the doors of their establishments. MANAGER DANCE HALL CAFE St. Johns river nnd we can force the tainly a working body with commit­ growers and merchants generally to Others predicted an electrically pro­ tee meetings mornings, noons, after­ better their condition and to keep their government to recognize this river, ------------ ELECTRIC---------noons und nights. Out this is the life. business from being ruined by the ex­ pelled railway between the two cities give us deeper wnter und n better both of which we feel confident will channel, nnd, like Pnlatkn, we can PIA N O S ORCHESTRIONS ----------- o----------orbitant freight rates that suck all come in time. FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES No, Pauline, the Herald will not the life blood from the victims. The put on our own hont lino if necessnry. With the spirit which the Sanford However, the Clyde Line seems dis­ close on Labor Day. Neither does it time is post when lhe people should at Reduced Prices close on Thursday afternoons. In fact expect anything from the railroads. people have shown the past year noth­ posed to help us in our extremity, ing can stop their progress. They will wo arc beginning to believe that if The time is past when the railroads and we should give them all the busi­ business continues it will be nip and need to ask for anything from the peo­ receive the hearty co-operation of the ness thnt they enn tnke and give it Orlando citizens in all their undertak­ tuck to close the office on Sunday. ple. Backed by the administration ings. Orlando hns long ago learned to them now. Think of it, you Snn­ W. S. H A Y N E , Tampa, Florida they get immense sums of money from the key to success; co-operation and ford merchants. •++*v**+++4H -WIRE ------------------------PHONE-----------------------WRITEThe board of governors of the the government for fancied losses -----------o---------Chamber of Commerce is working during the war nnd while taking these optimism. With a spirit of get-to­ MAINTAINING PUBLIC HIGH­ while the majority of the members sums increase the freight rates and gether between the two cities and a labor involved in keeping them in re­ of got)d nnd true men can be found WAYS. are sleeping. They are working for how? By coming to the towns with realization that what benefits the one who would do credit to those posi­ pair. There is no question thnt should every citizen of Sanford and every a water rate nnd making their rate inevitably, directly or indirectly will tions of responsibility. Each section is in charge of a pa­ command more careful thought und business in Snnford is getting the the same as the towns thnt have no benefit the other, Orlando and Sanford Is this system practical for Volu­ trolman, who is supposed to give his can build a greater "Central Florida" study than tho building and main­ benefit of the good work of the Cham­ water rate. Just a fine little scheme entire laboring time to the work of sia county roads? .Might it not bo than the greatest optimist has ever tenance of puldlc highways. ber of Commerce. to choke all competition in freight visioned.—Reporter-Star. One feature thnt is now gaining in keeping his section of road in proper tried out to a limited extent In. oVrates in the future and when they <ler to demonstrate its merits? What popularity in some sections of the repair. Schools will soon open, business will have everything just us they want it do you say, Mr. County Commission­ The patrolmen work under the gen­ SIDELIGHTS ON TUESDAY country is what is called thc "patrol" begin to begin, advertising will get they will tell the people where they er?—DoLnnd News. eral supervision of the county en­ NIGHT’S BANQUET system of keeping roads in ropnir. bigger and better, the Herald will go can go. However, they cannot take Seminole county found this out nnd gineer, or supervisor. The successful The scheme is to divide the high­ to twelve or sixteen puges, Snnford the river away and we can nlways ship Whnt's the most popular room have now established a road patrol in nnd satisfactory operation of such n ways of n county into sections, giving will bo filled with tourists, the grow­ by water ami the railroads and the Sanford ? (’horns—U02. under n most competent man nnd it system would depend very largely a number to each section. The extent ers will be shipping their good fruits interstate commerce commission nnd Notice—All young sprouts who will be money saved to tho county in upon thc honor, integrity nnd effi­ of the sections is determined by ex­ and vegetables to market, fishing and all the rest of the hunch can take a that you want to know the latest methods in many ways. ciency of the patrolmen. But plenty hunting will be good, "won't we have rear sent when the people of Florida isting conditions pertaining to the present-day courting, ask Kenney you it is fun?" perfect their now organization of Guernsey. “Ship by Wotor” and whether it is dw about Ask Kenny what the clock of today The poor old printers have but few through the Clyde Line or an inde­ says. holidays. Like the clock of grandfath­ pendent Hue of steamers the people ice. You Bob Holly says a mosquito said, er and the brook of Tennyson, we just will see to it that ship by water is "times have certainly changed.” A •» ; used by seem to run ^on forever and yet wu followed out as far as possible for the •* , , few years ago he had to bite the girls thrivo on hnrd work ami with the few balance of time. I he railroads and linIy on thc faCL. aiu, hunds. gest cortoo, flowers thut are scattered along our their friends in high quarters have y all the pathway now and then manage to keep killed the goose that laid the golden ••in glad they have changed," suid in good humor and enjoy an hour or egg nnd have also killed nny spark of Boh. jhboring ao with the family when there are no friendship or sympathy that the pub­ The Corset Cover Twins were there, meetings of any kind—which is be­ lic might have toward them. Here­ Brazzier and his brother Camisole. If all the predictions made last ♦ tween December Hist and January 1st. after it will he a cold-blooded propo­ night come true, Orlando and Snn­ -----------o----------sition with tho shippers and the rail­ ford will he divided only by a signpost £V * That was n great ;Iove feast at roads will find it out. We have no telling where one begins and the oth­ I Sanford last night when the Cham­ fight with them and never intend to er ends. [5 49 ber of Commerce of Sanford nnd Or­ have any. We have no argument with I Hail Bill and R. B. visited room UU2 lando hooked arms around each other them. The time for arguments is twice more, they might have been *i and sang that well known song: “In over. We intend to get action now speaking yet. ♦ tho shade of the old celery tree." nnd get it through the only channels 1' red Thorpe made seven trips to $ P 14 — Nothing like good -will and good cheer that remains—the chnnhCI of the StT* room HU2 that we know of. Lord between cities. What helps one helps Johns river. knows how many more which we did Let the business men and shippers not see. the other.—Orlnndo Sentinel. of every town in South Central Flori­ -----------o----------When it comes to boosting, bet A visitor to the city this week said da study this matter closely and at­ thnt I.os Angeles chap had nothing on If you have never given earnest attention to the classi­ that he had been keeping his eye on tend the meeting ealled in Orlando J. P. Holbrook. RDS Sanford this summer through thu Tuesday, September lllth at which One regret of the occasion, us ex­ TON fied ads it is certain that you have missed some opportun­ Daily Herald and it seined to him that time a permanent organization will be pressed by Representative Foster, perfected for a ship by water cam­ there had been no dull times here; was the absence of one of the old war ALL ities which were almost made to order for YOU. that the people atuyed at home more, paign that will bring the water to the horses, Captain B. M. Robinson. Men­ eyes of thc railroads forever und nyo. enjoyed themselves more, had more tion of his name brought rounds of RTS. •---------- o---------- applause. new things in the air, had more new Why not determine to learn for yourself what the classi­ 3RS. ideas about city building, were more FOR A GREATER SANFORD AND If there ever was nny animosity be­ ORLANDO in the public eye than any other city tween Sanford and Orlando, it*H all UN. fieds mean to you? over now. of similar size in the South and he is The Sanfurd Chamber of Commerce in a business where he keeps up with We didn’t know we were going to R, was host last night to the Orlando hear grant! opera when we pulled out such matters. It is just that old pep There are two ways. One is to advertise in the classified that tho Daily Herald brought to your Chnmber of Commerce, it was a great for Sanford last night, but Mrs. Tuk;e r . gathering. A gathering where the ach's several vocal selections were all doors every evening, columns for whatever you may need. The other is to advantages of each section were dis­ ----------- o----------but that. cussed in common and offered to the In Mrs. Leonurdy Sanford’s WornFormer President Henry E. Hnrdt- other for the advancement of both, ,.,.iu read and answer classified ads—to investigate those th at , , , • , ,i a • i 11,13 UuH”>ess Club, has a most c o­ nor, of the Southern Forusty Con­ unt............. ority of pitted against the other in rival gress says that too much idle land competition. It was a meeting where eluent speaker. seem to offer something to you. You’ll be surprised to Bob Holly’s speech was as brilliant means bankruptcy to a statu. Col. co-operation predominated and optim­ h. It is Joseph Hyde Pratt, chairman of the ism ran rampant. The speeches were ns his dome was shiny, needless to learn how many of these little ads do talk business to re f o u n d executive committee says: "Putting eloquent nnd of good cheer, they pro­ say it could not be improved upon. Ask Bill Glenn how many miles it land to its best use means there will moted a feeling of brotherly love and you—how many of them seem to point to opportunities or ink at a much not be uny idle or waste land. A cer­ comradeship, they helped to link closer is to Sanford. It will he a great relief when they tain percentage of the area of this together two of Florida's greutest cit,asm inelnk. If1 for you. liet that road from Snnford to Or­ icH and build thu foundation of a , bring it back and lando which Judge Cheney advocated. greater Central Florida. Some of your friends and acquaintances are using the Turning off the brick is not so bad, and fill your founThe resources und environments of hut turning back, about gets one’s SHRIMP, OKRA AND TOMAOrlando nnd Snnford arc entirely dif­ classified columns regularly. Some of them have found goat.—Orlando Reporter-Star. ial of the ink that \ ferent but arc of anch a nutiure they TO STEW -----------o----------cun be used far thu benefit of each profitable investments in real estate; some have found s. BUILDING A BOAT LINE. other. Sunford, with hur broad ex­ panse of fertile truck lands, with their Fry tho contents of 1 can of good positions;.some have bought and sold used articles. Pnlatkn is aroused over the idea of flowing wells can him os t feed the na­ V Tabasco Okra and Tomatoes in tion. More refrigerator cam leave shipping by water and having deep 1 tablespoon butter for 10 minSanford ’nnntially than any other city water to the port of JaCksohiille/ls YOU’RE LIVING IN A T O ^ N WHERE PEOPLE AC­ utoa; add 1 can of shrimp and 1 in thc United States. This is n big in a position to make terms with the I t '" statement but it is hacked up by gov­ railroads and Clyde Lino. They aro cup water. Stew 20 minutes; COMPLISH THINGS THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED talking about putting on boat lines If ernment statistics, and that the crops season with V4 teaspoon Tubasf grown have been reitUinerativu con be better rates cannot be secured as the 1 ADS. Why don't you? '^ co Sauce. following 'Indicates: • tiv • U j seen in the beautiful homes which * I* J "In the current isiiue of Southern * have been ahd are being erected and also in the thousands of automobiles Ports, published at Jack*6nVil!*,‘the owned in tHht section by1the farmers suggestion’fumade thntpalntka, San­ ford ’and DeLhnd b e ' listed' us 'grftoYig and truckeft. SEMINOLE COUN WBLAKA BLOCK While Orlando’s soil is not us adapt­ southern ports and that a united efPhones 497*494 _ __ ____________ _ ed to trucking os Is Sanford’s wa fort be made by these towns to eatab- * [♦ »M M M M » » * »♦♦♦<•♦* should be kept In forests for DAILY HERALD country protection to headwaters of streams hb | W h y T h is B ank ;i A dvertises TIE HERALD PRINTING CO., he. 1 l f First N ation al B ank /elers :cians MISTER THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY Win' s There Wouldn’t Be So Many Classified Ads Printed if They D id Not £Mean Anything to You _ Deane Turner _ a ffarp- tar ' s A- u'Jbftt ' .n ’ ■ifyr/'' 'VAAVi 1•’■■V .I 1 V, i t aa ip a n y �-w ' f h. • ' * ■ ■ • '•'; • ■ . 1» . ,ry ^ . m wm PAGB FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1921 * * * * * * * * * * * * H»ppcn|ngH Mention of M ailer* I d perionel Item# •fInleresl In and About S The City <£ Summary of the Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers LAKE MONROE ,"T ~ t Wakefield, of Geneva, wan * * * * * * * * * * * * ,Jo n B the visitors to the city today. , ft Hampton, of Wnycross, was in. city yestordny trnnBncting busi­ ness. : SANFORD’S : :* TEMPERATURE :* - r .,t a repaired tire to use as extra. * t, rJ Hr.. (»r ,3 .0 0 -3 . A. H - l * * * Jlon Under Curlett, of Geneva, was * L the city last night attending the * * U ip \>y water convention. * Uiiick Rondster for sale. New Urea * ad is in first clna9 mechanical con* * ition.—II. & °* M°tor Co. 129-tfc * * Tl>e pipe organ recital at the Meth- * dist church promises u grent treat * * o the music lover of the city. * * Frank Clark, jr., left this morning [for his home in Miami after Bpending * Lometime here and in Wauchula on * * Ibusiness. * Get a repaired tire to uso aa extra, * li’ord tires fur $3.00—S. A. Huston. * 110-20tc * . Well, the old bulb continues to hover around the 0(5 mark and It seems difficult to drag it down. It looks like storms today, however, and just a little equinoctial gale will do the work. Tcmpua does fugit and the temperature Is bound to follow. Only n few more days of sweltering in our littic box office and then we will be enjoying (he breezes that sweep into our sanctum off the bakery bringing odors of pies and cakes and a hint of Thanksgiving and cold weath* er: 5:40 A. M„ SEPTEMBER 1 Maximum ....................... 9(5 Minimum ......................... (58 Itnngc ............................... 73 Parameter ......................30.17 Calm and Cloudy. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Th,. |,and stand in Centrul Turk * * * * * * * * * * * »s being made over with a new floor P. J. Feitner, secretary and treas­ | and other repair work being .dono. urer of the Osceola Cypress Co., of Osceola, was in the city last night H on. 0 . I’. Swope, of Oviedo, wan of.re last night attending the meeting representing Osceola at the waterway meeting. af the ship by water committee. Red Speed Wagon for snle. Slight\ ly used and is a bargain for the price |-#e are asking. It you need a truck, sc.: us at once.—It. & O. Motor Co. 129-tfc The Herald received a letter from Dr. Jeaop, the other day, in which he stated Unit lie was better ami would lie down to Sanford again this winter. This will bo good news to his many friends. The Herald Printing Co., put out CARD OF THANKS. some new and nifty blotters today. Come in and get some of them. They To Our Friends: are free. Words cannot express my appre­ ciation of tlie love and sympathy LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 ,T»di l for sale. New tires, looks good shown my loved one during tier long ,n.i runs good. Wo are offering tills illness ami to me in my bereavement car for $1'UD.(M) less than list price.— ami loss of my dear wife. To my JL & n. Motor Co. 129-tfc Brother Odd Fellows, to my loyal friends throughout the city, and else­ Mrs. R. W. I’earman is home from where, I can say no more, than that the bench today getting her new I nm happy to know such fi lends, and home on the west side ready for oc­ my prayer shall always be that when cupancy. I dm called to go they will say by me as they do by her, that it was an M. baccy, special advertising inspiration to have known her. man of Florida, who has been in Day­ II. Sntu!s Scllcck and Daughter. tona for some time, was in the city today enroute to Orlando. SPECIAL FOR Fisherman, Hunter and Tourist Send your old mattress to Bradley Army Tents, complete with poles factory. Make them like new, for 115x1(5 ...... , ..............................$35.00 $5.90. 50 |b. new cotton mattress only Army Tents, 9x9 at ..............22.50 $8.00. Guaranteed. 000 W. South Army Tents, one man, nt 1.50 SL, Orlando, Fin. 122-2Gtc Tarpaulins for Garages and Trucks, nt .............................. 11.00 ■Miss l.angenhnck, the efficient head Complete line of Army Goods, in >f the Fernald-I.nughton Hospital limited quantities. Buy now while we force, is home from a month’s vaca­ have them.—Thrasher & Garner. 137-2tc tion spent at various places in the ',rth. HOT WEATHER RECORD. W< have at present in stock one slightly used Hupmohilc that we arc iffcring for sale at a reasonable price. If you want the host for your money, «<> ms at once.—II. & O. Motor Co. 129-tfc The many friends of S. J. Sligh, *’■ Nkolley and C. E. Stewart, of Grluiidii, were glad to see them here •ast night. They are among the best cratT"' men in the state, and were ^presenting the Orlando Chamber of Commerce traffic committee. RICHMOND, Vn., Sept., 1.—Hot weother records of the month have been broken here within th" last two days, tlie tenlpornture ranging near the 100 mark both days. At 1 o'clock this afternoon the mercury had rison to 9(5.1, which wns more than two de­ grees higher than yesterday’s record for the same hour. By 2:30 the tem­ perature was nearly 100. The dry weather of the last few weeks has caused the worst drought Virginia Iuih experienced in many years. Hr<‘ Do You Want' A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? If so, you eftn got any make you want. And the prices and terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for Uiu best in Used Automobiles. We have both quantity and quality. Below are a few, which we guarantee to be as represented* BEJCINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passcnger. HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. HUPM0BILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.—Sold. BUICK, 1917 Model, H-passcnger Roadster BUICK, 1917 Model, 7-passengcr. FORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.—Sold. UALL and LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU jU 0. MOTOR CO. 209 PARK AVE. SANFORD, FLA. .EXINGTON and HUPM OBILE SALES and SERVICE Really, wo believe wc are the first upon the job. Inelegant to he sure, to style it as such, as the teaching of school is quite a profession nmi falls under the heading of position, hut when we gathered them nil in Mon­ day morning and wrought order from chaos, it was a job. But a bright and happy one and an atmosphere of smiles filled the auditorium when Lake Monroe school opened its doors for nnothcr year of work and fun. The old proverb is frayed at the end but nevertheless true, that Jack gets to lie a stupid hoy when he works all day and never plnys. So, between times, around and about, the earnest study nnd hard endeavor, wc have planned all kinds of happy little sur­ prises and pleasures for our hoys and girls, and our good patrons too, who are always so welcome to share our joys. Yes, wo shall work hard and piny hnrd in the allotted times of each nnd wo hope our children will repent at the close of the school year, the same as they said last year, ‘‘Oh, we are so sorry school is out, we just lore to go to school.” f Our popular superintendent, Prof. T. W, Lawton, wns with us Monday, and his kind and encouraging words were thoroughly enjoyed by the large number of patrons present and ex­ tended away deep intq^Ahc apprecia­ tion of the tcuchcrs. Our children all Jove Mr. Lawton, nnd know he is a friend and a genuine old Kentucky hospitality is extended him with a sincere Invitation to come often. We also had with us Rev. ---------------who gnve tlie invocation and made a nice talk. O fcourse our good trus­ tees, Messrs. John Bell and Charles Bales, had a lot of good things to say by way of cheering us up and start­ ing us off right. Really, it fwas a very delightful occasion^ and patrons, teachers, and children, were happy mid pleased over the bright pros pects for the coming year. The for­ mer teachers will hold the different positions as follows: Prof. J. T. Jacobs, principal; Mrs. Jacobs, pri­ mary; Mrs. Buchanan, intermediate; also music teacher. The ne\V Baptist church at Monroe is being rapidly completed. The build­ ing is large and airy, with a nice Sundny school room, a pretty pulpit, beautiful lighting fixtures, and all other necessary furnishings. Mr. L, K. B. Mann is to he commended upon his generosity in the gift of the beau­ tiful corner lot. Miss Shelby, of Chattanooga Telia., is a guest of her brother, Mr. Marlon Shelby. Mr; W. J. Jewell will make a trip to his farm at Wauchula upon busi­ ness Saturday. Miss Lilly Miles, of Louisville, Ky., is visiting her niece, Miss Linda Miles, at this place. Dr. W. F. Blackman lias returned from a business trip to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Henry I.appin, of the West Side, have returned from a business trip to New York City. Mrs. R. A. Stephens is confined to her home by illness. - -V and take a look at our’window and see for yourself the Straw Hats and Panamas we are offering at V I Your Choice, $1.48 m I Every hat in the house, balaluks, pana­ mas and straws; all of them, as long as they last •* flUu r///jr/s S an fo rd , F la . BED ROOM TRAGEDY H. R. Godwin, who represents the (I. B. Williams Company, u munufnet iring drug house, kills three in his Led room in hotel in West Florida. Mr. Godwin’s statement is ns follows: I retired about eleven-thirty. Was aroused next morning at three o’clock by the song of several anopheles mos­ quitoes. I happened to think of iny little bottle of Torment, which I im­ mediately got and began to spray about in the room. Could not hear them any more, so supposed they were gone. Next morning I found two dead in the lied nnd one dead on tiie floor. 1 would not travel if I could not gut this spray, it kills them. Sold e very where*—Ad v. DR. STEVENS RECEIVES FEDERAL It EC(Hi N1T ION. C L A S S IF IE D ADS Clnssiried advertisements, 5 centH a line. No ad taken for less than 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit Vctwdingly. FOR RENT WANTED FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms, Furnisho's for light house keeping. 318 l’almo.to Ave. l.U-Otp. FOR ltKNT—One office oix First street. Apply A. I’. Connelly. 125-tfe FOR RENT—2 nice furnished Iioiihckeeping rooms, 1 largo furnished housekeeping room.—Mrs. Riddling, 205 Onk Ave. 13fl-2tp FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT— One apartment, bed room and kitch­ enette; also two bed rooms and kitchen, furnished, with electric lights, running water and gas; house shady and cool. Apply to Mrs. Smith, 300 French Ave. 13-i-fltc FOR RENT—2 or 3 offices over Bow­ er &'Koumillnt drug store, front rooms.—N. 11. Garner. 135-5tc WANTED—Team work, inquire M. 121 2Gtp Hanson Shoe Shop. WANTED- For counter work, young lady or young man.—Sanford De­ pot Restaurant, 130-tfc WANTED—Reliable man would like to have position as truck drivur or anything in general. I*. O. Box 741, C i t y . ______________ 137-Btp LOST Headquarters Fourth Corps Area, LOST—Key ring wilh two Yale keys Fort McPherson, Ga., Aug. 30, 1921. and three trunk keys. Return to The Editor Snnford Herald, Sanford, 221 E. First St. and receive reward. Florida. 13fl-2tij Dear Sir:—Please give publicity to LOST—Diamond liar pin between the following news item: Park and Magnolia on First. Re­ The following named National turn to Herald and get rewnrd. Guard officer have received Federal 13G-2tp recognition in the past week: Capt. Ralph E. Stevens, M. C. (Sanford.) 'he l>cst small Thanking you, I am, husincss in town. FOR SALE Very truly yourH, FOR SALE—A five room bungalow, Making money all the time, at n bar­ LOUIS A. CRAIQ, 310 South Holly ave. Terms reas­ gain. Good reason for Helling. Inves­ Assistant to Chief of Staff. onable, See E. F. Lane. 134-fltc tigate this.—Sanford Doughnut Kitch­ en. 217 Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. Bromley. 131-tfc CARPETS AND IIUGS / Officers of Templar Comiimndry WASHED will hold conclave of companions of FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap­ Illustrous Order of the Red Cross on ply 402 Snnford Ave., and Fourth and cleaned at your home or we will call for and deliver. Hamilton Beach Thursday evening, Sept. 1, at 7:30 for Street. 94-01. SEEK LAW TO CREATE Washers uHcd.—Snnford rehearsal, nnd instruction. Please at­ FOR SALE—Olio 3elding-Hnll stone Electric STANDARD PACKAGES Steam Prcssery, 317 1st St. Phone 5G0 tend. lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ FOR SHIPPING FRUIT. II. E. TOLAIt, pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. Eminent Commander. HG-tfc SIXTEEN* YEAR-OLD WASHINGTON, Sept. I.—The FORGKII SOUGHT; IS American Fruit Growers' Association FOR SALE—8-room house with all H. & P. W. CLUB MEETING REGULAR HIGH ROLLER. is much interested in a plan that is of modern convenience, excellent reThu Business and Professional, Wo­ vital concern to the fruit people of men’s Club will hold their regular pnir. Private water works, in desir­ PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31.—Police Florida and Georgia. They desire the monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, able location. Kcas<>n;«ile terms. Ap­ are searching for Charles Hoffman, enrly passage by congress of a hill September 1th at 8 o’clock at the ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street. 1lG-tfc a sixteen-year-old forger and ornbeznow pending in the house, to fix Woman’s Club. The day is changed standards for hampers, round stave from Monday to Tuesday on account FOR SALE—20 acres good orange zler, whose exploits have before kept baskets and splint baskets for fruits of of Labor Day. All members are grove In" ' :.it>inted within a mile of them busy in this city. New York, nnd vegetables. urged to he present as an interesting Genov:. Tii land Iiuh not linen clear­ It Ih said that by standardizing nnd amusing program has been ar- ed but has a hearing orange g/ovo Chicago, Memphis awl elsewhere. these packages the cost of manufac­ wili please bring twenty-five cents to br:‘t'.u.ins? it. ' his tra : m* land cm bn 11is ( a j»e frqm the Glen Mills re­ ture would he reduced, there would ranged.a Each member in attendance bought at a real bargain. For full formatory, where lie had been sent be a saving in the expense of pack­ cover expenses. 180-4i4p patiiculavs address "C" care of the. for the theft of $4,850 in checks nnd ing .loading in cars would ho easier Herald office. 118-tfp| money from his employers, did not become known until last night, al- » and the packilges would reach Hioir .*«$ > i***;«*§•<• •>*>* FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, cer­ though it took place Saturday, f destination in bettor condition than tified by State Plant Board, $3 per After another escapade, about a they now do. Tip consumer would thousand f. o. b. Lake Mnry. Farina year ago, ho wns enrolled after forg­ also lie assured of full measure* Strawberry Garden, Lake Mnry, Fla. ing checks for approximately $1,900 which is not tlie ease with many odd 129-24tp on the Corn Exchange National Bank, sizes of packages Hint are pow nianui FOR SALE—Ford Truck. Inquire of He ndmlttcd spending the money in faclured and sold. West Side Grocery. Phone 1(50. New York nnd his lnvish tips to hotel When congress meets again after 130-tfc employes there led them to refer to its recess it is probable that this him ns "the millionaire kid.” matter will be speeded up. FOR SALE—8 hives of bees. In good condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 325 Now doing business in Or­ TALLAHASSEE, Sopt. 1— Gover­ Service Shoo Shop. 133-Sat-Wcd-9t BIG LIQUOR RAID. lando, wants to extend nor Hardee todny appointed Hon. L. their business to Snnford Post cards—local views—1c each at W. Zitn of St. Augustine to be Inbor RICHMOND, Vn., Sept. 1.—Feder­ and is ready to give esti­ the Herald office. inspector for the stnto, to succeed tho mates on any and all kinds al prohibition ngents from Virginia FOR SALE^Two "nice” young mules. Into John C. Privtt. of construction work. * assisted Baltimore nnd Washington Phone 100 for information. 131-tfc • 5 * Lewis W. Zlm otLSt. Augustine is a officers in a big liquor raid in Balti­ 11e m St it c I iTn g - a n d ~ PICOTING former member or tho state senate Address % more yesterday when 500 enses of Attachments; works on all suwing from St. Johns rounty, nnd for yenrs handed liquor nnd five barrels of al­ machines; price $2.00; chocks, 10c ex­ n newspaperman of St. Augustine. cohol was captured ,it wna reported tra. Light’s Mail Order House, Box Like tho predecessor in the office he this afternoon. At tho office, of Dr. 127, Birmingham, Ala. 134-Gtp luuv always been iclosolyp' identified Fulwilor it was said that no report For office supplies, stationery, etc., with lnboj matters and on very had yet been received from the Vircome to the Hernld office. frlenqly terms with organized labor. ginin agents. FOR- SA L E ^Slnaf houso nnd~3-4 of He ik past middle age and is gener­ an acre of land on Sanford avenue. ally regarded as conservative, and one ORLANDO, FLA. Tho Davonport & Brooks Corpora­ —John Hambone, 136-3tc of the most popular men in hls sec­ tion will erect a shrimp packing house tion of tho state. Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. nt Fomandina in the near future. FOR SALK ! Central Florida * Construction. Company f Central Florida Construction Company 1 ii'/iUd: Stop a Minute! * * * * * * * * * * * * 9. -;y,- �Wfr ; aim*/ {P " "** r '. vj ri’w• n pjw J PAGE FOUR ; ^ gpi.j THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1921 should be kept in forests for _ _ _ _ _ DAILY HERALD country protection to headwaters of streams THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. KRm u i m i ___________ ft. J . HOLLY ______ Editor If. J . 1'ILLARD_Secretary-Treasurer B. A. NEEL.______General Manager CURTIS BARBER CISTOLATIOH MAMAOLB Phone 148 up to 8 P. M. aew fU M fti B »t— M«d« Knows on ApplIaoMon Om w W a — i- - j — - ______ — — . ■■ . . . . — _ ___ ___ _ M u M iw ij id w u w UM|1 lu U r n T U I m l l B i IUIm T IV I K j n i l l i Ai n m Btiboorlptlea Frio* la Advnnoo .............................................*•» Mx MonUo ............................................ 1.00 Dollvnrod la City by Onrrtor 0 — Woo* ...................................................» 0»nU Tbo l l | II- I t lb-pay* W m II t Horeld ttr tly ocroro BomlnoU County and U pobllahod •Vary Friday. A dr.rU .lny raU a m ad. known M application. Domooratlo la pollUo*. fl.M par yaar, alw ayi la adreaoa.__________________ Member of The Associated Prose and to water sheds. From an econom­ ic standpoint it is important in the southern stntcs to keep forests grow­ ing to cncourngo tourist travel." ---------- 0----------Judge Cheney and I. W. Phillips, of Orlando, want n broad highway forty feet wide from Sanford to Or­ lando beautified with trees and shrubs and flowers, and make it a memorial to the world war veterans, instead of spending nny money on bronze statues thnt mean nothing. Let this grent idea sink into your minds, nml lay all your future plans for this highwny, even though it can­ not he forty feet wide. We enn, at lenst in the next year or two make it sixteen feet wide, and beautify it. Two such growing cities as Sanford and Orlando need this highway. ----------- o----------WE WILL UAV ECHEAPER RATES Business is picking up—everything The meeting of the "Shlp-by-Wntis lovely. cr’’ organizntiou here last night ---------------0--------------J shows the spirit of the times nnd Prosperity Is tickling our nose to­ shows that the American people nnd day with the straw of publicity. especially the people of Florida are h----------tired of'being gouged by the railroads Wo don’t know how you feel nbout and instead of asking the railroads to -*4 It but we will be glad when the Thurs­ do this or do that the people intend day afternoons arc off the calendur of to ship by water and keep it up indef­ lasy afternoons. initely. This is no idle boast or pipe ---------- 0----------dreams to be dissipated as soon as the Man remarked to the Herald yes- railroads lower their rates when they terduy that the Chamber of Commerce are compelled to do bo. It is an earn­ had him worked to death. It is cer- est endeavor of the shippers nnd taihly a working body with commit­ growers nnd merchants generally to tee meetings mornings, noons, nfter- better their condition and to keep their noons and nights. But this is the life. business from being ruined by the ex­ ---------------0-------------orbitant freight rates thnt suck all No, Pauline, the Herald will not the life blood from the victims. The close on Labor Day. Neither does it time is past when the people should close on Thursday afternoons. In fact expect anything from the railroads. we are beginning to believe that if The time is past when the railroads business continues it will be nip and need to ask for anything from the peo­ tuck to dose the office on Sunday. ple. Backed by the administration they get immense sums of money from The board of governors of the the government for fancied losses Chamber of Commerce is working during the war and while taking these while the majority of the members {sums increase the freight rates and nre sleeping. They are working for how? By coming to the towns with every citizen of Sanford and every a water rate and making their rate business in Sanford is getting the the same as the towns that have no benefit of the good work of the Cham­ water rate, .lust a fine little scheme ber of Commerce. to choke all competition in freight rates in the future and when they Schools will soon open, business will have everything just as they want it begin to begin, advertising will get they will tell the people where they bigger and better, the Herald will go can go. However, they cannot take to twelve or sixteen pages, Sanford the river away and we can always ship will bu filled with tourists, the grow­ by water and the railroads and the ers will be shipping their good fruits interstate commerce commission nnd and vegetables to market, fishing and all the rest of the hunch can take a hunting will be good, "won’t we have rear sent when the people of Florida fun?" perfect their new organization of "Ship by Water" and whether it is The poor old printers have but few through the Clyde Line or an inde­ holidays. Like the cluck of grandfath­ pendent line of steamers the people er and the brook of Tennyson, we just will see to it that ship by water is seem to run on forever nnd yet we fuiioweti ,)Ut ,.s f..,. possible for the thrivo on nnru hard wurn work ami and wmi with the 1 1 , railroads 1 1 and1 inn\ u un un. few aw balance of, ,■ time. .r The flowers that are scattered along our tht>ir frk.mi9 in high quarters have pathway now and then manage to keep kiIlt!(, tho ,,()0SL goose. that ttmt laid laid the tlic golden gold in good humor and enjoy an hour or egg and have also killed any spark of so with the family when there are no friendship or sympathy that the pub­ meetings of any kind—which is be­ lic might have toward them. Here­ tween December < ’llst and January 1st. after it will be a cold-blooded propo­ ----------- 0 ----------sition with the shippers and the rail­ That was a groat ‘love feast at roads will find it out. We have no Snnford last night when the Cham­ fight with them and never intend to ber of Commerce of Sunford and Or­ have any. We have no argument with lando hooked arms a round each other them. The time for arguments is und sang thnt well known song: "In over. We intend to get action now the shnde of the old celery tree." and get it through the only channels Nothing like good-will nod good cheer that remains—the chnnhCt fff the St. between cities. What helps one helps Johns river. Let the business men and shippers the other.—Orlando Sentinel. of every town in South Central Flori­ A visitor to the city this week said da study this matter closely and at­ that he had been keeping bis eye on tend the meeting called in Orlando Sanford this summer through the Tuesday, September 13th at which Daily Herald and it Hcmcd to him that time a permanent organization will he there had been no dull times here; perfected for a ship by water cam­ that the people stayed nt home more, paign that will bring the wntur to the enjoyed themselves more, had more eyes of the railroads forever nnd nyo. ----------- o----------new things in the air, hud more new ideas about city building, were more FOR A GREATER SANFORD AND ORLANDO in the public eye tlinn nny other city of aimlinr size in the South nnd he is The Sunford Chamber of Commerce in a business where he keeps up with was host last night to the Orlando such matters. It is just that old pep Chamber of Commerce, it was a great thnt the Daily Herald brought to your gathering, A gathering where the doom every evening, advantages of each section were dis­ cussed in common nnd offered to the Former President Henry E. Hurdt- other for tile advancement of both, nor, of the Southern Foresty Con­ not pitted against the other in rival gress says that too much idle land competition. It was a meeting where moans bankruptcy to a statu. Col. co-operation predominated and optim­ Joseph Hyde Pratt, chnirmnn of the ism run rampant. The speeches were executive committee says: "Putting eloquent anil of good cheer, they pro­ land to its best use means there will moted a feeling of brotherly love and not be nny idle or waste luad. A cer­ comradeship, they helped to link closer tain percentage of the area of this together two of Florida's greatest cit­ ies and build the foundation of a greater Central Florida. The resources and environments of SHRIMP, OKRA AND TOMA­ Orlando nnd Sunford ure entirely dif­ ferent but ure of such 11 natiure they TO STEW cun be used for the benefit of each other. Sanford, with her broad ex­ panse of fertile truck lnnds, With their Fry the contents of 1 can of flowing wells cun almost feed the na­ Tabasco Okra and Tomatoes in tion. More refrigerator cars leave 1 tablespoon butter for 10 min­ Sanford annually than any other city utes; add 1 can of shrimp and 1 in the United States. This is a big statement hut it is bheked up by gov­ cup water. Stew 20 minutes; ernment statistics, and that the crops senson with Vt teaspoon TabaBi grown havu been remunerative can be co Sauce. seen in the benutiful homes which >lb f \ i have been und arc being erected and also in the thousands of automobiles owned in thftt section by'lHo •fat'WSW (and trucRe>. m '. * *WBLAKA BLOCK While Orlando’s soil is not os adaptPhones 497*494 I ed to trucking aa Is Sunford’a vro “ ♦ % Deane Turner T e7 1 •/< ! T O i *ig grow n crop which is jUBt ns rich, just ns nbundnnt nnd Just us profitable,— citrus. Government statistics show that ONE-THIRD of ull the money tnken in for oranges in Florida for 1020 went to ORANGE COUNTY. Or­ lando citizens have buildod upon a civic pride thnt is the by-word of ev­ ery persons who visits within our lim­ its. "We have n great town," said several Snnford speakers Inst night, "but every time we go to Orlando wo come back and wonder if we will ever he like your city. Your wonderfully developed lakes, beautiful homes, magnificent Btures and buildings." A town may have ever so ninny natural resources but if they are undeveloped they count for naught. It is the push and spirit of the citizenship that builds a community, where this feature is lacking there can he 110 advancement. Both Sanford and Orlando are im­ bibed with this spirit, und while it lasts nothing but success can come from it. Orlnndo needs Snnford ns Sanford needs Orlando. Situated at the head of the navigation of the St. Johns river, Sanford should become the greatest commercial center of in­ terior Florida. Through her .pprt should come und go the commerce for the whole central portion of the stnto. In his talk last night Judge Cheney said he hoped to live to see the day when n forty foot grouted brick road would connect the two cities; when Orlando merchants would receive their freight by the water route nml have it transported with speed and dispute)) to the doors of their establishments. Others predicted an electrically pro­ pelled railway between the two cities both of which we feel confident will come in time. With the spirit which the Sanford people have shown the past year noth­ ing can stop their progress. They will receive the hearty co-operation of the Orlando citizens in all their undertak­ ings. Orlando has long ago learned the key to success; co-operation and optimism. With a spirit of get-to­ gether between the two cities and a realization that what benefits the one inevitably, directly or indirectly will benefit the other, Orlando and Sanford can build a greater “Central Florida" than the greatest optimist has ever visioned.—Reporter-Star. lish independent water transporta.tlon, either to connect with the inde­ pendent boat lines which will bo op­ erated out of Jacksonville, or to mako the through tripB to New York, Bos­ ton, Baltiforo nnd other ports. "Tnnipn has already launched a definite movement to establish Inde­ pendent wntor transportation to csenpe the threatened Increase in rates and unless the other water points in the Btato combine to protect them­ selves the big fish will cat up the small fellows. Sanford has been dis­ cussing the matter recently, through its Chamber of Commerce, Do Land is also considering the matter nnd nt the last conference of the Bonn! of Governors of the Pnlntkn Chamber of Commerce II. O. Hamm pointed out the seriousness of the situation ,nnd the ndvisnbillty of mnking Some ar­ rangement whereby Palatka could se­ cure a freight rate from eastern mar­ kets of from twenty-five to forty per cent, under the proposed readjusted tariffs."—Pnlntkn News. This is the proper spirit, nnd one thnt Snnford enn well take to heart. .Just now we arc doing,-and-wULrio, (■$— nil in our power to get the Clyde Lino enough business to put on a dnily stenmer, or two steamers, if neces­ sary. And Pnlntkn putting on her own. steamers, if necessary, shows that the people are becoming aroused to the vital issues of transportation, nnd do not intend to stand for nny more gouging. Wo have the grent St. Jolins river and we can force the government to recognize this river, give us deeper water nnd n better channel, nnd, like Pnlntkn, we enn put on our own boat Hue if necessary. However, the Clyde Lino seems dis­ posed to help us in our extremity, and we should give them all the busi­ ness thnt they can take and give it to them now. Think of it, you San­ ford merchants. I ring a Tailoj| | W h y T h is B ank !! A dvertises condSt V Will Give aj Trousers uit Order The features offered by this bank in the way of safe­ ty, security and dependability are certain elements that are behind a real banking service. , ■ , # t * *#, ; **« \ ) it/*. mdc Banking service begins first with the safe-guarding of funds of the thrifty, but its greatest function is its aid to sound growth in the community. 1 and Sn^l ranted) •airing and| ng We back up every advertisement with tangible bank­ ing service and every nssiatanec within our power. 11 Woolens alm„ I low ns poMibL work. [n 0r4| ■nd busing, (, : a sh - DALL RD ithes for Mtn First N ation al B ank ^ Community Builder" elers F. P. FORSTER............................;................ President B. F. WH1TNER................................................Cashier :ians THEATRE RESORT DANCE HALL CAFE ------------ ELECTRIC MISTER PIA N O S MANAGER ORCHESTRIONS FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES a t Reduced Prices THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY WRITE- •+****++*Ht W. S. H A Y N E , Tampa, Florida -WIRE ------------------------PHONE- MAINTAINING PUBLIC HIGH­ labor Involved in keeping them in re­ of good nml true men can be found WAYS. who would do credit to those posi­ There is no question thnt should pair. Each section is in chnrgc of it pntions of responsibility. command more careful thought and Is this system practical for Volu­ study than the building nnd main­ trolnmn, who is supposed to give his entire laboring time to the work of sia county roads? Might it not he tenance of public highways. One feature that is now gaining in keeping his section of road in proper tried out to a limited extent in. oVdcr to demonstrate its merits? What popularity in some flections of the repair. SIDELIGHTS ON TUESDAY The patrolmen work under the gen­ do you say, Mr. County Commission­ country is what is called the "patrol" NIGHT’S BANQUET eral supervision of the county en­ er?—DeLnnd News. system of keeping roads in rcpnlr. Seminole county found this out nnd The scheme is to divide the high­ gineer, or supervisor. The successful What’s the most popular room in ways of n county into sections, giving and satisfactory operation of such n have now established a rond patrol Sanford? Chorus—.'102. that you a number to each section. The extent system would depend very largely under a most competent man nnd it Notice—All young sprouts who of the sections is determined by ex­ upon the honor, Integrity and effi­ will be money saved to the county in you it is want to know the latest methods in isting conditions pertaining to the ciency of the patrolmen. But plenty ninny ways. present-day courting, ask Kenney •w about Guernsey. ce. You Ask Kenny what the clock, of today •:*•:**;••:*•>•:* •:* •:» *:< •> *:< •*. •;«* •}• •?, •;* .j.* -j. •>+•;* ^ ■!•+>j* *;*++ says. used by Hob Holly says a mosquito said, A jest cor* <•times U‘ have ,U,VW certainly c, , iy changed." changed, A ^ 'w >oars “8° he had to bite the girls „ . . , , 1 all the .... * ds’ , „ *’ to.H! rhboring * Ranged, said Bob. The Corset Cover Twins were there, Brazzier and his brother Camisole. If all the predictions made last night come true, Orlnndo and Snn­ ford will be divided only by n signpost 49 telling where one begins nnd the oth­ er ends. Had Bill nnd R. B. veiled room 302 twice more, they might have been P 14 speaking yet. T-’tCtLXhor/ie made seven trips to room 302 that wo know of. Lord knows how many more which we did not see. When it comes to boosting, bet RI)S that Los Angeles chap had nothing on If you have never given earnest attention to the classi­ J. I’. Holbrook. ’ION One regret of the occasion, as ex­ ALL fied ads it is certain th at you have missed some opportun­ pressed by Representative Foster, was the absence of one of the old war RTS. ities which were almost made to order for YOU. horses, Captain B. M. Robinson. Men­ tion of biH name brought rounds of 3RS. applause. Why not determine to learn for yourself what the classi­ AIN. If there ever was nny animosity be­ tween Snnford and Orlando, it’s all fieds mean to you? over now. R, We didn’t know we were going to iEU . hear grand opera when we pulled out There are two ways. One is to advertise in the classified for Sanford last night, but Mrs. Tukaeh’s several vocal selections were nil columns for whatever you may need. The other is to but that. In Mrs. Loonardy Sanford’s Wom­ ority of read and answer classified ads—to investigate those that an's Business Club, has a most elo­ ;h. I t ^ quent speaker. seem to offer something to you. You'll be surprised to Bob Holly’s speech was as brilliant jq found as his dome was shiny, needless to learn how many of these little ads do talk business to . t a much say it could not be improved upon. Ask Bill Glenn how many miles it you—how many of them seem to point to opportunities jasmine ink. If is to Sanford. It will ba n great relief when they for you. f, bring it back an get that road from Snnford to Or­ lando which Judge Cheney advocated. and fill your Some of your friend^ and acquaintances are using the Turning off the brick iH not so bad, ial of the ink that but turning back, about gets one's classified columns regularly. Some of them have found goat.—Orlando Ileporter-Star. iu s . ----------- o----------profitable investments ip real estate; some have found BUILDING A BOAT LINE. There Wouldn’t Be So Many Classified Ads Printed if They D id Not £Mean Anything to You Pnlntkn is aroused over the Idea of shipping by water and having deep •» water to the port of JnckHohVille, Is in a position to make terms with the railroads and Clyde Line. They are talkihg about putting on boat lines if hotter rates cannot be secured as th e 1 following Indicates: • riv . U j ‘In the current issue of Southern ♦ Ports, published at JacksbnvUld.'the suggestion’iA'mntfe thnt Palatka, Banford 'and *DcLhnd be ‘listed1as ‘qrtM g southern ports and that a united effort he made by these towns to eatab- ' I good positions;,some have bought and sold used articles. V YOU’RE LIVING IN A TOWN WHERE PEOPLE AC­ COMPLISH THINGS THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED ADS. Why don’t you? ... \ , Printinj A . -a n y ♦♦♦♦♦♦»»•♦»♦♦****** . .v • • .* J /v v �r\r. ■mm*} T*' '-TP*^^VT' y.-vV ■■tW •,?;.• " S:>i ;• < V- ! ■ ' • : ■•' •:/'».• ■/ UHgi 'r THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1921 * * * * * * * * * 1(1 uJUl«H«PPenlng“ Mention of Matter* In B rief p «io n a l Item * •r Interest In and About S The City i • * Summary of the Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers LAKE MONROE , N Hampton, of Wnycross, was In Ithc’city yesterday trnnsactintf busi­ ness. frft a repaired tiro to use as extra. U tor . 3 .0 0 .- S . A. HUJ.0 ^ jlon Endor Curlctt, of Geneva, wns „in the city Inst night attending the ^ j p i,y water convention. ltnick Roadster for sale. Now tires Dd is in first class inechanicul con­ 129-tfe dition.- -II. k 0. Motor Co. Tl»e pipe organ recital nt tho Meth| odist church promises a great treat 11 0 the music lover of tho city. Frank (’lark, jr., left this morning [for his home in Miami after spending sometime here and in Wauchuln on Ib u sin e ss. *----------1 Gel a repaired tire to uso as extra, l i ’tml tires for $3.00.—S. A. Iluston. 110-26 tc The hand stand in Central Park is bring made over with a new floor .tad other repair work hoing.dono. TEMPERATURE Well, the old bulb continues to hover around (he 90 mark and it seems difficult to drag it down. It looks like storms today, however, and just a little equinoctial gale will do the work. Tcmpus does fugit and the temperature is bound to follow. Only a few more days of sweltering in our lit­ tle box office and then we will be enjoying the breezes that sweep into our sanctum off the bakery bringing odors of pies and cakes and a hint of Thanksgiving and cold wenth- cr: 5:40 A. M., SEPTEMBER I Mnximum ....................... »fi Minimum ......................... 08 Range............................... 73 Haroniclcr ...................... 30.17 Calm and Cloudy. ****** * * P. J. Foitner, secretary and treas­ urer of the Osceola Cypress Co., of Hon. ()• 1’. Swope, of Oviedo, was Osceola, wns in the city last night nere last night attending the meeting representing Osceola at the waterway meeting. jf the ship by water committee. The Herald received a letter from Dr. Jesop, the other day, in which he stated thnt he was better and would be down to Sanford again this winter. This will he good news to his many friends. Wagon for snle. Slight* ; ly used and is a bargain for the price are asking. It you need a truck, us at once.—II. & 0. Motor Co. 129-tfc Red Speed The Herald Printing Co., put out CARD OF THANKS. some new ami nifty blotters today. Pome in and get some of them. They To Our Friends: ire free. Words cnnnni express my appre­ LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 ciation of the love and sympathy | . ixsiYI for sale. New tires, looks good shown my loved one during her long i irhi runs good. We are offering this illness and to me in my bereavement ■car for $900.00 less than list price.— and loss of my dear wife. To iny IJI. k 0. .Motor Co. 129-tfe Brother Odd Fellows, to my loyal friends throughout the city, and else­ Mrs. R. W. Penrmnn is home from where, I can say no more, than that |'the bench today getting her new I nm happy to know such fi lends, nnd home on the west side ready for oc­ my prayer shall always he that when cupancy. I dm called to go they will say by me as they do by her, that it was an M. ('. Lacey, special advertising inspiration to have known her. man of Florida, who has been in DnyII. Sands Selleek and Daughter. »nnn for some time, was in the city today enroll to to Orlando. SPECIAL FOR , Fisherman, Hunter and Tourist Send your old mattress to Bradley (Army Tents, complete with poles f factory. .Make them like new, fori lOxIG $33.00 | 50 Da now cotton mnttress only Army Tents, 0x9 at ......... 22.50 $3.00. Guaranteed. 500 W. South Army Tents, one man, at 1.50 LSt, Orlando, Fla. 122-2Gtc Tarpaulins for Garages and Trucks, at .............................. 1LOO Miss Latigenhack, the efficient head Complete line of Army Goods, in ■if the Fcrnnld-Lnughton Hospital limited quantities. Buy now while we bare, is home from a month’s vaca­ have them.—Thrasher & Garner. 137-2tc tion spent at various places in the Isirth. HOT WEATHER RECORD. Wr have at present in stock ono slightly used Hupmobilo that we nrc RICHMOND, Vn„ Sept., 1.—Hot J ilTcring for sale at a reasonable price. weather records of the month have If you want the best for your money, been broken here within the last two | «•<> as ,lt once.—B. & O. Motor Co. days, the teirtpernture ranging near 129-tfe the 100 murk both days. At 1 o'clock this afternoon the mercury lind rison The many friends of S, J. Sligh, to 96.-1, which wns more than two de­ lv R- Skdley and C. E. Stewart, of grees higher than yesterday's record Drlandi), were glad to see them here for the same hour. By 2:30 the tem­ last night. They are among the best perature was nearly 100. The dry ^intHr men in the state, and were weather of the last few weeks has ft-presenting the Orlando Chamber of caused the worst drought Virginia has Commerce traffic committee. experienced In many years. 'F •}•.j. .j. .j. ■!•*;**!**;**!•+ Do You Want A SLIGHTLY U SED AUTOMOBILE? ll' so, you can get any make you want. And the prices We are H eadquarters for • lie best in Used Automobiles. Wc have both quantity and quality. Below are a few, which we guarantee to be as represented* LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. HUPMiJBILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.—Sold. MUCK, 1917 Model,1-pnsscnger Roadster BU1CK, 1917 Model, 7-passenger. FORD, 1918 Model, 5-pnss. Touring.—Sold. CALL and LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU •• 209 PARK AVE. SANFORD, FLA. J'fXINGTON and HUPM OBILE SALES and SERVICE Really, we believe we are the first upon the job. Inelegant to be sure, to style It as such, ns the teaching of school is quite a profession and falls under the heading of position, but when we gathered them alt in Mon­ day morning and wrought order from chnos, it was a job. But a bright and happy one and an atmosphere of smiles filled the auditorium when Lake Monroe school opened its doors for another year of work nnd fun. Tlie old proverb is frayed nt the end but nevertheless true, that Jnck gets to be a stupid boy when ho works all dny and never plnys. So, between times, around and about, the earnest study nnd hard endeavor, we have planned all kinds of happy little sur­ prises and pleasures for our boys nnd girls, nnd our good patrons too, who are always so welcome to share our joys. Yes, wo shall work hard and play hard in the allotted times of ench and we hope our children will repeat at the close of the school year, the same as they said Inst year, "Ob, we are so sorry school is out, we just ly e to go to school." w Our popular superintendent, Prof. T. W. Lawton, was with us Monday, and his kind and encouraging words were thoroughly enjoyed by the large number of patrons present nnd ex­ tended away deep in to ^ ie apprecia­ tion of the teachers. Our children all Jove Mr. Lawton, and know he is a friend and n genuine old Kentucky hospitality is extended him with n sincere invitation to come often. We also had with us Rev. ---------------who gave the invocation and nutdo a nice talk. O fcoursc our good trus­ tees, Messrs. John Bell and Charles Bales, had a lot of good things to say by way of cheering us up and start­ ing us nlF right. Really, it (was a very delightful occasion, and patrons, temdiers, and children, were happy nnd pleased over the bright prospoets for the coming year. The for­ mer teachers will hold the different positions as follows: Prof. J. T. Jacobs, principal; Mrs. Jacobs, pri­ mary; Mrs. Buchanan, intermediate; also music teacher. The next’ Baptist church nt Monroe is being rapidly completed. The build­ ing is large and airy, with a nice Sunday school room, a pretty pulpit, beautiful lighting fixtures, and all other necessary furnishings. Mr. L. K. B. Mann is to be commended upon Ids generosity in the gift of the beau­ tiful corner lot. Miss Shelby, of Chattanooga Term., is a guest of her brother, Mr. Marion Shelby. Mr. W. J. Jewell will make a trip to his farm nt Wauchula upon busi­ ness Saturday. Miss Lilly Miles, of Louisville, Ky., is visiting her niece, Miss Linda Miles, nt this place. Dr. W. F. Blackman has returned from a business trip to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lappin, of the West Side, have returned from n business trip to New York City. Mrs. It. A. Stephens is confined to her home by illnuss. 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 jw f sra # f ft/d f /s £7/m/?£kL S an ford , F la . BED ROOM TRAGEDY B. R. Godwin, who represents tho B. Williams Company, a manufac­ turing drug house, kills three in his bed room in hotel in West Florida. Mr. Godwin's statement is as follows: 1 retired about eleven-thirty. Was aroused next morning a t three o'clock by the song of several anopheles mosquitoes. I happened to think of my little bottle of Torment, which I inimediately got and began to spray about in the room. Could not hear them any more, so supposed they were gone. Next morning I found two dead ill the bed and one dead on the floor. I would not travel if I could not get this spray. It kills them. Sold everywhere.—Adv. (i. C L A S S IF IE D ADS Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No nd taken for less than 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ails charged to anyone. Cash must accompany nil ordera. Count five words to a line and remit 'heroidingl). W A NTED FOR RENT FOR It ENT—(’mil fortnhl e rooms, Furnished for light house keeping. 318 Palmetto Ave. IJI-Otp. n r-r Foil RENT—One office iiix First street. Apply A. P. Connelly. 125-tfc FOR RENT—2 nice furnished house­ keeping rooms. 1 largo furnished DR. STEVENS RECEIVES housekeeping room.—Mrs. Riddling, FEDERAL RECOGNITION. 205 Oak Ave. 13U-2tp FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT— Headquarters Fourth Corps Area,,. One apartment, bed room and kitchFort McPherson, Gu., Aug. 30, 19U. Iumjtte; a|B0 two bed rooms and Tli^ Editor Sanford Herald, Sanford, kiu.hcn( furni8hed, with electric lights, Florida. running water and gas; house shady Dear Sir:—Please give publicity to and cool. Apply to Mrs. Smith, 300 the following news item: French Ave. 134-0tc The following named National FOR RENT—2 or 3 offices over Bow­ Guard officer have received Federal er & •Rounilllat drug store, front recognition in the past week: Capt. rooms.—N. H, Garner. I3f*-5tc Rni|ih E. Stevens, M. C. (Sanford.) Thanking you, [ am, FOR SALE Very truly yours, FOR SALE—A five room bungalow, LOUIS A. CRAKJ, 310 South Holly ave. Terms reas­ Assistant to Chief of Staff. onable. See E. F. Lane. 13-l-Gtc WANT ED—Team work. Inquire M. 121 20tp Hanson Shoe Shop, I WANTED- For counter work, young ludy or young man.—Sanford De­ pot Restaurant. 136-tfc WANTED—Reliable man would like to have position as truck driver or anything in general. P. O. Box 741, City. 137-3tp LOST ________________________________ LOST—*Key ring with two Yale k oys and three trunk keys. Return to 221 E. First St. and receive reward. • ________ 13fl-2tp LOST—Diamond liar pin ' between I'nrlc and Magnolia on First. Re­ turn to Herald and get reward, 13G-2tp FOR SALRt1 l’he best small business In town. Making money all the time, nt a bar­ gain. Good reason for selling. Inves­ tigate this.—Sanford Doughnut Kitch­ en. 217 Sanford Ave., Sanford, Flo. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION FOR SALE—Rose No. -I seed, Irish potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. Iirumlcy. 131-tfc CARPETS AND RUGS ' Officers of Templar Conimnndry WASHED will hold conclave of companions of FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap­ lllustrous Order of the Red Cross on ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth and cleaned at your home or we will call for and deliver. Hamilton Reach Thursday evening, Sept. 1, at 7:30 for Street.__________________ 04-01. SEEK LAW TO CREATE Electric Washers used.—Sanford rehearsal, and instruction. Please at­ FOR SALE—One Bcltling-llall stone Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone 560 STANDARD PACKAGES tend. lined rofrigorntor, 150 pound ca­ FOR SHIPPING FRUIT. IL E. TOLAR, pacity. Call 619 W. First Street. Eminent Commander. 110-tfc SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.—The FORGKIt SOUGHT; IS American Fruit Growers’ Association FOR SALE—8-room house with all II. & P. W. CLUB MEETING REGULAR HIGH ROLLER. is much interested in a plan that is of modern convenience, excellent rcThe Business and Professional Wo­ vital concern to the fruit people of men's Club will hold their regular pnlr. Private water works, in desir­ PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31.—Police Florida and Georgia. They desire tho monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ early passage by congress of a hill September 1th at 8 o’clock at the ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. arc searching for Charles Huffman, now pending in the house, to fix Woman’s Club. The day Is changed llG-tfo a six teen-year-old forger and embez­ standards for hampers, round stavo from Monday to Tuesday on account FOR SALE—20 acres good orange zler, whose exploits have before kept baskets and splint baskets for fruits of of Labor Day. All members are grove If" ’ :•Runted within a mile of them busy In this city, New York, nnd vegetables. urged to be present as an interesting Genov:;. Tn 'and lias not been elearIt is said that by standardizing and amusing program has been ar- r.l but lies a bearing orange gjfovo Chicago, Memphis affl elsewhere. these packages the cost of manufac­ will please bring twenty-five ccntH to J’'Ttlu.ing it. ' his tra l o,* laud c in bo His < ape from the Cion Mills re­ ture would be reduced, there would ranged.a Each member in attendance bought at a i ol bargain. For full formatory, where lie had been sent he a saving in the expense of pack­ cover expenses. 13G-4t4p particulars address "C" cure of the for the theft of $4,850 in checks nnd ing .loading in cars would be easier Herald office. 118-tfp money from his employers, did not become known until Inst night, nl- • nnd the packages would reach Qieir «*«»*.»*« »j«>|«<|«»*•»** **♦»•*»{«»ji***tgt*j* ► *« ■§» SALE—Strawberry plants, cer­ though it took place Saturday. destination in better condition than * * FOR tified by State Plant Board, $3 per After another escapade, about a they now do. TI\o consumer would thousand f. o. b. Lnko Mary. Farina year ago, ho was Carolled after forg­ also he assured of full measure,’ Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. ing checks for approximately $1,900 which is not the case with many odd 129-24tp on tho Corn Exchange National Bnnk, sizes of onckages thnt are now ninnu-t FOR SALE—Ford Truck. Inquire of He admitted spending the money in factored and sold. West Side Grocery. Phone 1GG. New York and hiH lavish tips to hotel When congress meets again after 130-tfc employes there led them to refer to Its recess it is probable thnt this matter will be speeded up. FOR SALE—8 hives of bees. In good him ns "the millionaire kid." condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 325 Now doing business in OrTALLAHASSEE, Sopt. 1.—Gover­ Service Shoe Shop. 133-Sat-Wcd-9t BIG LIQUOR RAID. Iando, wants to extend < their business to Sanford % Post cards—local vlows—lc ench at nor Hnrdce today appointed Hon. L. W. Ztm of St. Augustine to bo labor RICHMOND, Vn., Sept. 1.—Feder­ and Is ready to give esti- * the Herald office. inspector for tho state, to succeed tho al prohibition agents from Virginia males on any nnd all kinds FOR SALE—Two nice young mules'. assisted Baltimore and Washington of construction work. Phone 1GG for information. 134-tfc Into John C. Privtt. * Lewis W. Zim o^St. :>LSt. Augustine is a officers in a big liquor raid in Balti­ HEM STITCHING "a ND“ PICOTING former member or tho state sennto Address more yesterday when 500 cases of Attachments; works on all sewing from St. Johns county, nnd for years bonded liquor and flvo bnrrols of al­ machines; prlco $2.00; checks, 10c ex­ a newspaperman of St. Augustlno. cohol was captured ,lt was reported tra. Light’s Mail Order House, Box Like tho predecessor in tho office ho this afternoon. At tho officii, of Dr. 127, Birmingham, Ala.______ 134-Qtp Fulwiler it was said that no report hn» always been iclosely^.’identified For officu supplies, stationery, etc., 1with ( laboy matters nnd on very had yot been received from the Vir­ come to the Herald office. ginia agents. friendly terms with organised labor. FOR SALE—Smal ho' Ho and 3-4 of He ik past middlo age and is gener­ an ncre of land on Sanford avenue. ally regarded as conservative, and one ORLANDO, FLA. Tho Davenport & Brooks Corpora­ —John Hambono. 13G-3tc of the most popular men in his sec­ tion will orect a shrimp packing house Soli It with a Herald Want Ad. nt Fomandina in the near future. tion of tho state. +++++++++++++++++*+++*++*+ Central Florida Construction, Company «»nd terms made to suit you. T « 0. MOTORCO. Stop a Minute! * * * * * * * * * * ********** p T. Wakefield, of Genova, wns [among tho "visitors to the city today. ++♦++++++♦♦+•< Central Florida Construction Company *‘ L Y * tV aiY 'jjf-1 <->• | 1D ! t. •J» 1fj. •2 *o . ___________ ; • - x. , \u ^ f(| � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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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VIRGINIA Action Postponed on the Question o f Declaring Martial Law NUMBER 138 Giant Dirigible Breaks in Two on Trial Flight ELECTION OF OOFICEUS HAH ASSOCIATION AT CINCINNATI TODAY. Latest Communication on Irish Peace Pro­ posals (Hy Th« Associated Press) CINCINNATI, Sept. 2 .-C . A. Sevcrcnco, of St. Paul, Minn., was elected president of the American Bar Association today. Frederick E. Wadhams, of Albany, N. Y., nnd A. \\l) nROlT!ltK ONLY THE ISSU* Thomas Kemp, of Baltimore, re­ ANCK TO HECO.ME EFFECTelected treasurer and secretary res­ IVK IMMEDIATELY. pectively. papers (Ur Till At*ocl«ted Prei*) Two More Americans Bodies Recovered To­ day From ZR-2 Ruins First Kitchen For Feeding: Russ Children Opens LOGAN, Sept. 2— Early this morn- FUABLKS’m N , W. Vu., Sept. 2 . _ State Commission CONDEMNATION Board at Ocala Today SHIP BY WATER OF JUDGE LANDIS Visiting State School GROWS LARGER IN MEETINGS FOR HOLDING JOBS BAR ASSOCIATION SAYS SHOULD NOT HAVE PRIVATE JOB Fortieth Infantry Being* Recruited For Coal Fields (Dy Tim' AtioclMcd PrcM) LEGION POST HEAD LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2.— Fortieth CALLED TO EXPLAIN ACTION IN MINE WAR. Infantry recruited to fourteen hundred 'officers and men began entraining at WELCH, W. Vn„ Sept. 2.—Major Camp Knox todny for West Virginia. W. W. Eulmnks, commander o f Mc­ Unolfirieial said their di'stinntion was Dowell Post No. H, American Legion, the Mingo coal fields. todny was instructed by national hcndqunrtors of the legion to cither CHARGED WITH FIRING ON PROIII OFFICERS. come in person or send a representa­ tive to meet J. Byron Nickerson, of (By Tho AwocUtcd Fro til Wheeling, hero tomorrow morning JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 2.—Noel and give a detailed report regarding and John Crawford, brothers, of general participation of the McDow­ White House, near here, are in the ell post !n the present controversy in Duval county jnil todny and depu­ Logan county. ties were searching for two unidenti­ fied mo tins the result of firing upon WATER FAMINE THREATENS. an automobile containing prohibition enforcement officers nnd deputies Inst RALEIGH, N. C.p Sept. 2.—Because night nt White Houso as it passed of the threatened water famine here the home of tho Crawfords. None of the board of trustees o f Meredith col­ the rifle bullets fired at the ear found lege, a school for young women, to­ n target hut the officials said they day decided to postpone the opening were uncomfortably close. from September 7 until September The officers surrounded the house 14. and captured th o, Crawford brothers informed of General Bandholtx's de­ without firing a shot but two other men escaped in the darkness. cision, was: DUBLIN, Sept. 2.—The reply of tho Irish republican cabinet to the latest communication o f Prime Minister <By The Associated Praia) HUNDREDS OF SHIPPERS MEET Lloyd George on the British govern­ OCALA, Sept. 2.— Governor Hardee, IN TAMPA TO DISCUSS ment’s pence proposals was dispatch­ Treasurer Lulling, Attorney General SHIPS ed last evening to Mr. Lloyd George, Buford and Commissioner McRcn, all of the Hourd of Commissioners of TAMI’ A , Sept. 2.— Working from a. who is in Scntlnnd. The publicity department o f tho State Institutions, are here today to concrete basis that a fleet of eight Sinn Fein party will await receipt of inspect the new building for the State ships ns carriers for their pdouets Industrial School for Girls. the reply by Lloyd George befor mak­ would place the marketing of their ing public its reply, or before making crops upon a profitable enterprise in­ a statement eoncerninp it. stead of a losing one, about one hun­ The reply is being taken to Mr. dred fruit nnd vegetable growers of the state held a general discussion yes­ Lloyd George hy Robert C. Barton, terday at the eity hall to endeavor to member o f the Irish republican par­ ascertain the possibility of shipping liament, who has acted as courier for (By The Attociated Frett) Florida products hy water. Dr. M. R. Enmonn do Valera, the Irish repubbNEW YORK, Sept. 2.—Elihu Root Sample, o f iiaiaes City, presided. The liean leader, in his other eommunivnhas declined a nomination ns a mem­ largest growers and shippers and or- tions to the prime minister. It is re­ ber of the International Court o f Jus­ gaaied bodies in the state in fruit and ported here that the cabinet’s roply tice under the League of Nations on vegetable growing were represented. was redrafted since the outbreak of account of his advanced ngc. With the report of the committee, the rioting in Belfast. appointed at the first meeting of the It was authoritatively stated here growers, August 12, which outlined ' this afternoon that the reply is an ac­ the plan for acquisition o f a fleet of ceptance o f Premier Lloyd George for eight ships to be operated by a cor­ a further conference in London. No poration formed among the growers, plenipotentiaries have yet been nom­ the meeting resolved itself into a dis­ inated, however. cussion of the way and means by which tile products may lie moved out BELFAST, Sept. 2.— Soldiers wero o f the state at a rate lower than that rushed to the Grove street section of GOMPERS SAYS MINE OWNERS now charged by the railroads. Opin­ Belfast this morning when several BRING ON PRIVATE ion ns to tlie ways and means seemed shots were fired in that district. KILLERS to differ, but, the important phase of When the troops arrived, however, tho the movement, that the water way of­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.— The trou­ fered a cheaper method than does the gunmen had vanished. To date tlie death roll numbers 10. ble in West Virginia will not be cured rail, was the reigning note in the var­ Troops lire patrolling Springfield rond by forcing men into submission while ious discussions. in the area which causes the author­ allowing continuance of the evils Several members o f the tentative ities much concern, ns it is pnrt o f which they have so desperately pro­ organization expressed their opinions the Falls divlson where tho fiercest tested,” Samuel (Jumpers, president of that the project would have to be riots o f tlie past year occurred. Tho the American Federation of Labor, de­ taken slowly at first, or in other origin o f the trouble here was nn ntclared in a statement last night. words, only one boat should lie put in­ "I join with all Americans," Mr. to operation until additional vessels tnek on Mackies foundry workers, tho (Jumpers added, "in deprecating the were deemed necessary. From the police driving off their nssnilants with | violence in that state, hut it is worse other side came the idea that the one rifle fire. than useless to deal with tho surface boat would not suffice as the amount One of tile most serialise outbreaks manifestations while allowing the which could thus be handled would he of yesterday occurred in the neigh­ deep, underlying plutocratic criminal­ infinitesimal as compared witli the to­ borhood of Brown SqunrO, which la ity to continue uninterfered witli and tal output. What is needed, argued close to Old Lodge road. Shortly be­ unchecked." this portion of the meeting, is some fore the curfew hour a daring attempt The hnsoie facts, which he charged means hy which the present business was made to set fire to a dwelling ill had not been fully and truthfully pre­ o f the ruilroads will lie materially af­ Nelson street with patrol, hut thu po­ sented by thu public press and the fected. lice extinguished thu (lames. With the federal government, lie described, as arrival o f the curfew the sniping follows: S»» COAL MINERS ceased and the eity became quiot. "The mines of West Virginia consti­ IN COLORADO FIELD The motormon issued nn ultinuitum tute the last refuge of autocracy ill STRIKE AT PAY CUT. to the authorities today declaring the mining industry. In these mines they would withdraw entirely from an unrestrained, unlimited greed dom­ DENVER, Sept. 2.— Announcement the streets unless afforded protection. inates absolutely. Absentee owners lias been made hy the Colorado State The trnmcnr drivers also are affected hold immense tracts o f rich mining Industrial Commission o f notification hy the decision. Two members o f the land, demanding only dividends." by John McLnnnnn, president of Dis­ drivers’ union were killed in the riot­ trict 15 o f the United Mine Workers, ing o f the last few days nnd seven NEW FIRE TRUCK that all miners in the Wnlscnburg & wore wounded. FOR ORLANDO. Cameron coal mines of the Colorado O r l a n d o , Sopt. 2 .—The city of Iron and Fuel Co., had gone oil a BANKER CHARGED WITH FORGERY. Orlando has ordered a new four-tank strike today following thu putting in \ effect a reduction in wages. chemical fire truck costing $11,500. The mines are said to employ 800 MAYO, Fla., Sept. 2.— Lumnr C. This gives the Orlando fire depart­ Carter, former president of tho Citi­ men. ment a new chemical truck, two triple Officinls o f tlie Colorado Irund & zens Bank o f Mayo, which now is in combination firu trucks, one hook and Fuel Co., dunied there was a strike the hands of u receiver, was nrrest* Inddcr truck, one steamer which eon at either of the mines. ed today on a charge of forgery, ar­ bo used ns n trailer on any of the raigned before County Judge Adams trucks, and the chief's own automo­ NO TROOPS LIKELY nnd released on bond pending a pre­ bile, making thu local fire department liminary henring. FOR CONCORD AREA. the best equipped o f any city of its GREED IT TROUBLE WITH W. GIRGINIA COAL OPERATIVES size in the south. TAX BILL TO BE REVISED. The Associated Press) SAVANNAH, (in., Sept. 2.—The Elfinghnm county bank of Guyton, Gu., todny filed a suit for $10,000 in the superior court ngnlnst tho Citi­ zens nnd Southern bank, o f Savan­ nah, Gn., o nuniquo groundb. It is nllegod in the suit that the plaintiff had no depost with tho defendant hank several thousand dollars. \ f if Flihu Root Today Declined Nomination International Court UNIQUE SUIT AGAINST DANK. • 7LA LONDON, Sept. 2.— Lloyd George has sent his reply to I)cValera to his latest communica­ tion on the Irish pence proposals to London for circulation among the members of the cabinet. Hav­ ing regard for serious issues in­ volved, Lloyd-George has sum­ moned a cabinet meeting to he held next Wednesday at Inver­ ness, Scotland. New Industrial School for Girls Will He Inspected (Ry Tho Associated Treat) Council Will Refer Albania, Greece, Slavia Dispute to League ■nnuun," G(: nL'ral IL l l ‘ Dandholtz krai , ! [ 10 hml ‘ Itaputchcd a tcleImrinn V h° Wnp <ll,,u,rtmcnt at WashPVt st v ° T l<l fotlornl troops Into "I havo nothing to sny;^ I am Ills ,i . \K n‘n "t once. In announcing through.” lenem "n n I ’' 0" 1" 10" '1 '""rtial law General I’andholtz, when questioned |tnlenK.„t : ' *^ th° f ° llowin« as to when the president’s proclama­ Lev RatiRf*C(* mincr» wifi not tion o f murtial law would 1# promul­ [elogr m T ,'0" 1’8 ^ " . n o t i o n . A gated, replied that he could not stnto L,n re. ’°en Hont t0 Wnshlng- tho exact time, hut expressed tho view that it would be promulgated immediI G o v e r n m fcd0rnI troo,)H nt oncc-” 1ntoly after receipt of his telegram at pith fian'iT h °rWn waB in conTerence ! the war department. The general nddL "n t°Uz Hh,,rtly a"jed that he assumed mnrtiul Inw would ti,| hain Wn8 mm,° th« l federal ho effective in Kanuwahn, Boone, Fny| 'r r l >0L‘n recommended. Kovernor’s only comment, when otto, Logan and Mingo counties. tbc Photograph of the great airship Z It’J, being taken iroin her hangar in England for u tesl, ami six of the Amerleans who were on luind to bring her over to America. At the right Is Commander Louis .Muxllcld of the Amerlcan crew, who perished, together with ■15 others, when the dirigible broke In two over Hull and fell Into the Humber river. GENEVA, Sept. 2.—The Council of the League of Nations today decided to refer tho entire dispute between A l­ bania, Greece and Jugo Slavia to as­ sembly o f League for settlement. GENERAL WOOD ACCEPTS POST IN PHILIPPINES I m i r,l/ " rts ^rom ^Pr"co Creek ridge I " tl*<’ "Lout the situation on LoIciTh C"U,n1 ty ,'" r,ll,r’ where firing from |n,.f/ ' r spasmodic during the I ! ( metals were reticent os to |,hl’ situation. (By The AnocUU.I Preei) CINCINNATI, O., Slept. 2.—The ac­ tion o f Federal .ludge K. esiiw M. Landis, of Chicago, national commis­ sioner of baseball, in accepting "pri­ vate employment and private nmoluincnt," while active on the federal bench was declared to meet with "unQimlificd condemnation” o f the Amer­ ican Bar Association in a resolution adopted last night. The resolution was adopted after a stormy debate, in which former Sen­ ator .lames Ham Ben Lewis, coun­ selled against hasty action and moved that the inntfer be referred to a com­ mittee for investigation, lie declared that Judge Landis should lie accorded a proper hearing before being con­ demned. • The resolution was drawn late yes­ terday hy tho executive committee of the association and was presented by Hampton I,, ('arson, of Philadelphia, former president of the organization. The resolution read as follows: “ Resolved, that the conduct of Kcnosnw M. Landis in engaging in private employment and accepting pri­ vate emolument while bidding the po­ sition of a federal judge and receiv­ ing u salary from the federal govern­ ment meets with our unqualified con­ demnation ns conduct unworthy of the office of judge, derogatory to the dignity of the bench ami undermining public confidence in the independence of the judiciary.” LOGAN, Sept. 2.— Firing wus re|sumed along the ridge nt points be[tween Mill Creek and Croked Creek, [shortly before daybreak hut according [to reports here it seemed to he nothling more serious than an exchange of [shots between outposts. With sun [rise it increased but wus confined to [that immediate section. Comparative [quiet mi Blair mountain, official re- RETIRES FROM ARMY TO GIVE COUNTRY 1118 SERVICES [ports said. , ELSEWHERE WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.— Federal fHy Thf Associated Press) Itroops fiom four camps numbering MANILA, Sept. 2.— Major General ■approximately four thousand men toLeonard Wood today announced his ac­ I'lay are either enroute or in readiness ceptance o f the governor-generalship lto move to West Virginia to enforce of the Philippines tendered him hy Ithe derision of the federal government Harding. Wood notified Secretary of lto restore order in the coal fields. The Jk’tith Infantry left Camp Dix and the War Weeks he would retire from the lll'tli is enroute from Camp Sherman. nrmyl to accept governorship, he said |The 10th Infantry is entraining at ho believed it to be his patriotic duty ■Camp Knox and two companies nl- to accept position owing to the serious­ I ready left Fort Thomas. 10th in- ness of the situation in the Philip­ Ifnntry is now ready in reserve at pines. It'amp |)j\. Wa s h in g t o n , sept. 2 .— orders I f,,r the immediate entrainment of [troops for t|1(. West Virginia strike I zone, was issued early today’ by MnIjor-General ilarlmrd, assistant chief I of stalT. Action was postponed, howjever. on the Question o f declaring Jmatial law, pending conferences beItwren Secretary Weeks and other ofJliiials with President Harding. A [proclamation has been signed and reI quir«>s only tho issuance to become I ' 11,1 iv''. The orders issued resulted I from a telegram from BrigudierI Bandholtz, who was sent by I Secretary Weeks to report on tho sitluntion. Genernl Bandholtz, *nt niidInu’ht, recommended that troops he P " 1 ‘""Mediately. The troops which P 1 In moved immediately are the I rwenty-sixth and Sixteenth Infantry I" ' '*•"»' Dix, and Nineteenth Infnnt1 a,"l' Sherman. General HandI Holt z w assume command of the |forces. INVOLVED AND PREMIER SUM­ MONS HIS CABINET TO MEET (Dy Tho Ai»o<i»trd Piatt) WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.—The re­ covery of the bodies of Robert M. Coons, of Owensbcrg, Ky., and I.loyd E. Crowl, o f Charleston, So. Carolina, victims of the ZR-2 disaster, was re­ ported to the N’uvy Department toduy. linking place at Uluir Muntnin, Mill Creek and Crooked Creek. Airplnines. scouting over lloono county, east of I the ridge reported increuued activity |among the armed guards assembled 1there while courier from tho fighting [zone said there was u continue ronr Iof gunfire along the entire line. IleI ports indicated the henviest since the |line was established along Spruce I Fork Itidge and efforts were inude by I Logan county authorities to stop what (By ItTa Associated Press) I they termed an invasion of their counPARIS, Sept. 2.—The first kitchen Jty. They said new men were sent into for feeding children was established in I the fighting Tine which is now about Petrograd today hy the American Re­ 1twenty miles in length. lief administration. r SERIOUS IS S U E S signed LOGAN, Sept. 2.— After n morning I of uncertainty in which reports from Spruce Fork Ridge hud told of sporndJic fighting since day break, officially I announced nt noon, heavy firing wuh LLOYD GEORGE SENDS REPLY TO D’VALERA WASHINGTON,' Sept. 2.— Decis­ ion was reached todny by tlie senate finance committee to rewrite tho house tax hill so a sto include in one document every intcrnul revenue Inw on the statute books. — Got your Scratch Pads from The Hcinld— by tho pound— 16c. CHARLOTTE, N. C., Sept. 2.— Following a series o f conferences hero todny on the request o f city nnd coun­ ty authorities at Concord that Gov­ ernor Morrison send state troops there, indications today are that no troops would he ordered out pending tho outcomo of efforts, which, it was predicted, would bring about nn im­ mediate settlement o f the texttilo strike which hi»B been In progress in Cnbnrrus county since June 1. m IRISH AGREE TO FURTHER PARLEY. / DUBLIN, Sept. 2.— It was author­ itatively stated here this afternoon that the reply is nn acceptance o f Premier Lloyd Georgo fur n furthor conference in London. No plenipoten­ tiaries have yet been nominated, how­ ever. Buy It with a Ilernld Want Ad. An �ynw' ' \ ‘ ‘ PAG E SIX Sanford Shoe&Clothing Co. FISH AND GAME LEAGUE HELD MEETING LAST NIGHT, SMALL CROWD ATTENDED county; J. W. Womblc, mnyor o f Con­ cord, and C. A. Itobinson, chief of po­ lice at Concord. Gov. Morris also re­ ceived telephone communications and telegrams from several citizens of Cabnrrus county requesting that the troops be returned. Gov. Morris will leave Asheville for Charlotte at 5 o'clock today to discuss with Adjutant-General Van B. Metis what action shall be taken on the request. The* telegrnm said conditions had again gotten beyond locnl officers. A called meeting of the Seminole Fish and Game Protective Association mot at the court house Wednesday night with a rather small attendance for the number of members enrolled. However, the members present were very enthusiastic and quite a few things were brought up and tnlked over. Tho asociation has over one hundred members und every one is practically a game warden and are doing good already. The Association will pay a $25 reward to any person furnishing evidence that will convict a person of violating any of the game Inws. We still need a lot of members and WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY the following committees were ap­ Orlando at Jacksonville. pointed for the following towns to Lakeland at Daytona. work for new members: St. Petersburg at Tampa. Monroe— W. F. Shelley, G. S. Her­ ring and F. E. Giles. HOW THEY STAND • Longwood—C. M. Hand, Hen OverL I’ct. w Htrcet, and C. W. Entzminger. .052 Orlando 38 ..... :7i Paola—A. Minshew and Geo. Smith .550 48 ......G O Oviedo— W. H. Sley, C. W. Brown .518 53 ...... 57 Lakeland and Mux Leinhnrt. ......60 59 .459 Chuluota and Geneva—V. E. Doug­ .440 G 1 ...... 48 lass, J. C. Jncobs, It. G. Hickson. .379 09 ...... 42 We need the help of every man who hunts and ask your co-operation that Y ESTER DA Y'S RES ULTS we may hold up the best organization Florida State League in the state as well as protect the At Tampa 3-1, Lakeland 2-2. game we now have and improve our At Orlando 10, St. Petersburg 3. hunting. At Jacksonville 8, Daytona G. SPORT WORLD ASHEVILLE, Sept. 1— Request that state troops again be sent to Concord because of conditions arising out o', the textile strike were receiv­ ed by Gov. Cameron Morrison, from C. L. Shears, sheriff of Cabarrus TintEITATTRACTlV E N EW BUNGALOWS FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS Very desirable. Just completed. Every modern convenience. Sit­ uated on Palmetto ave., beyond 10th street as follows: BUNGALOW. 0 rooms (3 bed room s)'and bath, front nnd ' back porch. BUNGALOW, 5 rooms (2 bed rooms), screend sleeping porch, and bath, front and back porch. BUNGALOW. 5 rooms (2 bed rooms) nnd bath, front and back porcltf All completely screened thruout. Gus nnd electric light con­ nections. Instantaneous heaters in bath rooms. For terms npply to owner, GEO: A. D’COTTES ' [ >■ '■ - South Atlantic Association At Augusta 7-1, Charleston 1-3. At Greenville 3, Charlotte 5. At Spartanburg 5, Columbia 0. American League At Washington 9, New Y'ork 17. At Detroit 1-7, Cleveland 10-3. At Chicago 7-2, St. Louis 5-3. Others not scheduled. National League At Boston 3, Cincinnati 1. At Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 12. Others not scheduled. At At At At Southern Association Atlanta 0, Chattanooga 3. Nashville 3, Littlu Rock 2. Memphis 3, Hirminghum I. Mpbile-New Orleans, rain. At At At At American Association Milwaukee 1, Louisville 15. Milwaukee 1-1, Toledo 3-2. Indianpolis 2, St. Paul 5. Kansas City 7, Columbus G. Internafional League At .Syracuse 1), Jersey City 4. At Hulfulo 0, Reading. 0. Others not scheduled. At At At • At •. V ; . , CHARGES MADE MILLIONS FOR ENFORCEMENT AGAINST HUGE OF DRY LAWS MOVIE ‘TRUST’ Every mother should pride herself on hav­ ing a hoy who is hard on clothes. It shows he is normal and is blessed with a whole lot of life. We have taken particular interest in the boy's needs, and can furnish him with the toughest and most durable clothes that are made. Let us help you solve the problem of clothing your boy. . STATE TROOPS AGAIN ASKED IN STRIKE AREA IN NORTH CAROLINA FIELD. • Virginia I.cugue Rocky Mount *1, Newport News 0. Suffolk 11, Tnrboro *1. Wilson-8, Norfolk <1. Richmond 1, Portsmouth 4. Piedmont League At High oPint l r Raleigh 2. At Dunville 0, Greensboro 4. At Durham 1-2, Winston-Salem 4-0. The world news the day it happens, tho Hcrnld office. WASHINGTON, Sept. L— Tho Fa­ mous Players-Lnsky Corporation, which the federal trade commission has formally ^charged with unfair competition and monopolistic policies, “ combined and conspired to prevent competition in interstate transporta­ tion of motion picture film," accord­ ing to summaries of the official com­ plaints given out today. Tho complaint declnres that in 1920 the corporation, in addition to owning 400 theatres, supplied 18,000 picture houses in the United Stntoes, which theatres obtained through them 07 cents of each $1 spent in the country. It is further chnrged that through 140 subsidiary corporations, tho corpor­ ation played a part in the internation­ al Held. Besides the corporation the com­ plaint personally cited Adolphe Zukor, Jesse Lasky, Jules Mastbaum, Alfred S. Black, Stephen A. Lynch nnd Ernest W. Itichnrds, Jr., all cor­ poration officers. The Real Art Pictures corporation "in nceordnnce with the conspiracy," tho complaint says, was set up by the Fnmous Players group in 1919, nnd though owned by them, "held out to the trade to be wholly independent." The complaint also chnrges thnt the group cited "proceeded to acqui­ sition of motion picture cheaters through coercion nnd intimidation, after threats of erecting competing houses, and interfering with the film service.” Such methods are chnrged specifically against the corporation, Alfred S. Black, ns president o f tho Black New Englnnd theatres, Inc., the Stanley Co., "owning or controll­ ing 57 theatres in Pennsylvania, western New Jersey nnd Delnwnre,’ and th cLynch Enterprises corpora­ tion, "owning and operating theatres in the Atlantic nnd Gulf.stntea from North Carolina to Texns nnd in Ten­ nessee, Arkansas and Oklahoma." The Sncngcr Amusement Co., op­ erating in southern states nnd con­ trolling 08 theatres, was also includ­ ed in the citation us n subsidiary of the Fnmous Players-Lnsky corpora­ tion. The general problem was carried out from New York to Los Angeles, the complnint snys, nnd nil thentres owned .controlled or opernted by tho nre permanently closed to competi­ tors. $. C‘7,^ - •t ‘ v '<»! THE STAR TO-DAY 1 GOVERNMENT TO SPEND $7,500,­ 000 IN NEW LIQUOR CRUSADE WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.— It will cost Uncle Snm $7,500,000 to keep tho cup from the lip next year— or rather to try to do it. Thnt’Hthe appropriation granted tho Internal Revenue Department for en­ forcing the eighteenth amendment nnd the Volstead act. ‘ Besides thnt the Anti-Snloon Leag­ ue will spend around $1,000,000 creat­ ing sentiment in favor of dry law en­ forcement, snyH Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel for the league. The government appropriation iB expected to cover salaries of federal dry enforcement officials, pay of chemists to nnalyzo the “ evidence," Inborntory supplies, traveling expens­ es of officials and rent of headquart­ ers in cities throughout tho country. In 1920 th* government made an Appropriation o f $2,000,000 for prohi­ bition enforcement. It wasn’ t enough so it was followed lirtor by another $1,000,000 appropriation. Of this, $3,000,000 the internal reve­ nue department spent $2,059,774. In 1921 the Internal Revenue De­ partment gut an appropriation of $7,­ 000,000, more than twice us much ns in the previous year. Tho department hasn’t reported yet on how it was spent. Wheeler estimates the Anti-Snloon League has been making nn average annual expenditure of $1,000,000 and will keep that up as long as it seems necessary. "But none o f that goes directly for prohibition enforcement,” ho said. "It goes to educate the people nnd organ­ ize sentiment in fnvor of enforcing the law.” Mobile squnds of uxpert prohibition enforcement officers arc to lie sent from Washington to various Atlnntic cities to assist in combutting the How of liquors being smuggled into the country, Internal Revenue Commis­ sioner Illuir said yesterday. Assignment to New York yester­ day of E. C. Yellowley, chief o f the general prohibition unit, Mr. Blnir said was the first step in the prohibition bureau’s movement for chocking tho activities of the rum runners. Illicit distilling along tho scnconst towns, Mr. Blair said, was a minor problem compared with smuggling, particularly between New York nnd the Florida coast. Assistance from headquarters, ho ADVERTISE TOURIST RATES said, would be extended to prohibition ON POST CARD DAY THUS officials of tho port cities nnd also ADVERTISING FLORIDA. along the Mexicnn border, where the smuggling problem also was serious. Itnilroad officials having announc­ ed that winter tourist rate tickets to ARGUMENTS ON TARIFF Florida will he on sale in all terri­ BARREN OF R E S U L T S , tories this senson from October 1st, TOO MUCH HOT AIR. until April 30th, with flnnl return limit Mny 31st, the Floridn Develop­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.— Repre­ ment Board suggests thnt October 1st sentatives o f industries of two coun­ be observed ns Post Cnrd Day. tries presented arguments before the Personal messages to acquaintances sennte finance committee striking nt in other states advising them thnt re­ rntes in thq Fordney tnriff hill. From duced rates are nvnilnble nnd suggest Englnnd came a delegation to urge ing that the recipients and their revision downward of rates on high friends take ndvnntngc o f the oppor­ speed steel. Higher rates on Hour and tunity to come to Florida nt once nnd mill feeds were flmight by domestic avoid the cold weather o f early fall milling interests, and representatives in northern states should prove very o f the fishing industry appeared both effective in stimulating enrly tourist to defend nnd denounce import tnxes travel nnd a lengthened tourist sen- on their products. son. Clnims of the Hour millers, submit­ Each community is advertised by ted by L. E. Moss, o f Kansas City, this method to the extent the people Mo., president of the Southwestern participate in sending out the messag­ Millers’ Lenguc, and A. L. Goetzmnnn es.. I.nst yunr a number o f cham­ o f Minneapolis, president o f the Mill­ bers of commerce nnd other agen­ ers’ Nntionnl Federation, were for cies offered cash prizes for the great­ rntes which would lie compensatory est number o f postcards mailed on for the twenty-five cents n bushel Post Cnrd Day. The Sarasota cham­ duty on wheat. Unless the flour duty ber of commerce improved upon tho wnh made practically double the houso post cnrd plan by sending 400 dayrate .they agreed, tho duty on wheat letter telegrams .which theyJnter ap­ would bring no good effect. praised as having been very much Mr. Moses asserted that tho milling worth while. Secretary C. M. Hemp­ industry was making no profits nnd hill, o f the Clenrwater board of thnt its position in the business world trade suggests thnt business ‘ firms would he more perilous without the and individuals stamp or write on all protective duty. mail going out of the stnte the open­ " I f you give us rntes which will ing nnd closing dates o f the tourist keep us running/’ he snld,’ "w o enn senson, which can be done without nnd will furn'sh the people of tho much effort or expense. United States flour nt the chenpest price o f nny people on earth. If you Durability and nccurncy nre claim­ force us to run only pnrt of tho time, ed for a Hew scale for weighing mall your flour price will be higher nnd mntter which (s operated by n bnlthe consumer will pny, nnd tho pro­ nnco weight instead o f n spring. ducers' market will he disturbed and lowered nnd ho will lose. I won’t pre­ An Anglo-Dnnish technical society dict whnt will happen to tho mills hns been formed at Copenhagen for themselves if wo hnvo to close our co-operation between Denmark nnd plnntn pnrt o f the time." Grent Brltnin in a number o f lines. On the question o f duties on fish, n difference of opinion was voiced by Employing hydraulic ncid t o 'p r o ­ tho home producers nnd tho import­ duce hydrogen gns, apparatus has ers, although some New Finland fish­ been invented to measure tho amount ing interests favored n low |mport tax of zinc in gnlvnnized iron surfaces. Tho Alusknn industry protested ngninfll change from tho houso rates Though n n w automobile fender the claim being made by Dnn Suther­ which picks up a person struck land, Alaskan delegate in tho house, weighs only 75 pounds its inventor that the bill taxed everything tho cluiins it will sustain n wolght of fishermen used in their business but gave them only moderato protection four tons. .’ • ' •• 1 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 ,1 9 2 1 iM k Association Has Over One Hundred Mem*bers Ready to Go ’ ■ - PAULINE FREDERICK in “MISTRESS OF SHENSTONE” % Also a two-part Comedy Tomorrow—Marion Davies in “The Buried Treasure” ; also a Comedy I SUMMER D AYS WILL SOON BE OVER It has been n busy summer even though it was vacation time nnd we fnco the winter senson with tho greatest and brightest prospects for a most prosperous year. Our busi­ ness nnd your business is increasing, Sanford is growing beyond expectations o f the greatest boosters, conditions are better, Florida is tho most prosperous stnte in the union. Now is the time to think of tho provcrbinl “ rniny day.” Snve your money while you nre making it. Ilnnk it with the bank that insures your deposits. Stnrt your bank account today. The Winter Season Is Advancing GET RE AD Y FOR BUSINESS TH AT IS COMINg The Peoples Bank o f Sanford . + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + *+ + + *+ + + > M -+ + + + + **+ + + *+ + *+ -M -+ **v + + + m o f the results of their labors. His argument wns supported by A. W. Thomas of Boston, head o f n Prince Willinms Sound company, who ,de­ clared thnt tho rate o f one and one half cents n pound on herring barely met the high transportation cost of which he had to bear in delivering fish in New York in competition with the Scandinavian. Without the duty, he snid, the industry, encouraged by the government during, the war, would go on tho down grade. WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS IN FLOIDA. from nn entire nbsenco of moisture to generally less thnn one-third of u inch. Condition o f Crops— Most crops made fair progress, but all would be j benefited by moderate rains, especial­ ly on uplnnds where truck is very bnekwnrd. Some lands nre too dry to be plowed. Peanuts and sweet po­ tatoes made fair to good progress, but, common with cane and cltrut fruits, would he benefited by moder­ ate rnins. Tho rust mite is reported from some groves—due, it is suppl­ ed, to the dry weather. Much hij wns saved during the week. Cow peat arid velvet beans made good progress. Cotton is opening quite rapidly i* the west nnd ginning has begun i* different sections; weevil is doing l> cal dnmngc, but hns been retarded ta some extent by moderntely high tenpernture and dry weather. Com ts being hnrvcsted in the northern di­ vision. Some oats have been planted, and seeding will increase when the soil Is In a better condition—now too dry in some localities. Wcnther nnd crop conditions in Floridn for the week ending August 30, 1921, were ns follows: Temperature—The week nverngod much cooler thnn the usual, the daily deficiency in temperature ranging from 1 to 3 degrees. The Inst dnys of the week, however, returned to normal, being 8 to IQ degrees warm­ er than the forepart o f the week. Precipitation— Rainfall wns gener­ ally deficient, tho exception being tho A whllesalo tobacco business ha* extreme .south, Key West reporting been organized at Cocoa. It will h» an excess o f 2 inches. Else\yhero in known as the Tobacco Dealers Co. the section the week's total ranged September Matinee Sales From 2 p.m. to 6p.m. Every Friday and Saturday . W e will sell Tor cash only this week ---------- ->► Best W estern and Florida Meats nnd Frenb Vegetables nnd Fiuits obtainable at m-hksuenr $1.00 I-II). Heat Creamery CE/, Pastry Flour .......g ^ ? 6-lbs. Dainty Pastry Flour...... 12-ll>s. Premier Self- Cfl/* Rising Flour <....... 6-lbs. Premier Self- /JKp Rising Flour......... Itowenwood Coffee, 09/» (this Is"fine)........ j ™ j? THE POPULAR J MARKET Deptcr eJ.^lpe:.,30c Welaka Block Phone 113 6 ^ pA.rn’.our'8 _25c I. D. Martin , Grandma’s White 7p _______________________ ' Naphtha Soap, bar Best Maine Corn, 2-lb. can, 1 nP (none better) .......... ....... ................................. j:— * Best Maine Corn, No. 1 can, 1 |)(J (none better) ...........7.’............................... .-....... v �' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921 PAQBTWO ond talk anil a discussion o f tho plane for a (rood time this summer that they are planning to keep the club alive thiH winter if possiblo nnd mnke HRS. FRED DA1GER, Society Editor, it a monthly dnnee or card party or Phone 217-W diversions o f that sort. SOCIETY Organ Recital at Board of Governors Methodist Church Chamber Commerce Drew Large Crowd Had Meeting: Today T ACCESSIBILITY The first rccitnl on the new organ Tho Chamber o f Commerce bonrd recently constructed by the E. C. Malo f governors nnd members held n SOCIAL CALENDAR IN A SERIES OF ARTICLES WE DESIRE ATTEND A. T. O. DANCE IN most important meeting nt the Valdez nrkey Builders, of Basic, Vn.j nnd in­ TAMPA hotel today at their regulnr noon dny stalled in the Methodist church, was Friday— Peter Schnnl will glvo n TO SET FORTH tH E ADVANTAGES IN dnneo at tho Valdez hotcl( nty 0 | Miss Seritn Lnke, Messrs. G. W. luncheon. President Knight presided given by Mrs. Hazel ColTin Lenfcst, TRADING AT HOME OR WITH MERo'clock. I Spencer nnd Allen Jones chaperoned nnd many questions o f grent interest o f Winter Park, last evening, at 8 --------------- CHANTS IN THE ---------------Saturday— Children’s Story Hour will ° y Mrs. Forest Lnke left this morn- to the people of the city nnd county o ’clock. The program replete with ing in the Lnke car for Tampa where were discussed. Mr. nnd Mrs. Curlett, color and variety wns received in grent bo held at the Ccntrnl Park at they will nttend the A. T. O. dnnee to­ of Geneva, were guests o f the gover­ appreciation by the large audience. o’clock. In addition to the organ numbers, night. Miss Norma Griffen will join nors nnd Mrs. Curlett explained tho there wns under the direction of Chns. Thursdny afternoon Miss N e l d n ^ em in Orlando nnd aecompnny them purposes o f the Merchants Cnrnival Polk, u chorus from the church choir, that will be held here some time in VanNess entertained the choir girls to Tampa nnd a quartette, both werq well ren­ November or December by tho Home o f the Congregational church. A two A f f l T C S I R I I I T V — 18 the f,r8t we mentioned for we dered and much enjoyed. SHOWER FOR URIDE*ELECT Economics committee o f the Woman's course luncheon was served, nnd a a v v L k J u lD lL l 1 1 are centrally locatedand are fav­ .................. * --------The organ is two toned munuel and One o f the prettiest of the pre-nup­ Club nt which time the distributors ored with a low freight rate. very enjoynble time wns vited by all. tial alTnirs given Miss Helen Peck, a of food products will have booths on included in regestrution, eleven stops. T H F A r I R R — 1Operates many passenger trains bride-elect of this month, was the the street showing their various lines On thu swell arc violin, Diupason, stop Monday evening Mrs. W. W* VnnIH L v># L « II* 11* in and out of Snnford daily (hat Diapason, Snlicronal, Aeollno, Flute shower given yesterday afternoon by o f goods nnd demonstrate the same. Harmonic (4 ft.), Piccolo (2 ft.), Ness entertnined the Christian En- . . . . ,, . , , affords the traveling public a splendid opportunity , , a. * Miss Agnes Dumas, at her home on It will be in the nature o f a county chimes (18 notes). denvor of the Congregational church. n , to shop with us ijnd return the same day. ... , . . . , . Park avenue. fair if the support of the merchants A fter the general business, refreshThe greut munuel, has greut open Tho wedding colors o f white nnd T H R P I V n R I I N R - Ca,,a regularly and to the ments were served, and a social hour ' |rrccn were bonutifu||y carried out in can be enlisted and will Inst for four Diapason, Dulcinnn, Melodin, 'couple H H j L L T I /E l L l i l L trading public across the days. The support of the Chumbcr of wns enjoyed by all. (4 ft.). the decorations. Ilaskets and crystal Lake and on the River is afforded an opportunity Commerce wns given to Mrs. Curlott. Pedal stops nre sub bnss nnd flute vases of lovely white rosea nnd ferns to call and spend two hours shopping in Sanford. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Wilson have re- woro effectively placed in the rooms, Tho subject o f the rond to Osceolu bass. There are eight couples includ­ P O n n R f t A H S !- A r e n,,meroU9 nnd afford an oppor! turned from Daytona Reach. Tho tab|e in the living room hnd for was taken up and Mr. Curlett being ing, Greut to Pedal— Swell to I’ ednl— U U l / I / l l U r i l / U . tunity for the prospective buyer to tbe commissioner from thnt district Grent to Great 4 ft.., Swell to Grent its centerpiece a white arch from see first hand their purchases. And when the . Robert Deone left this morning in which wn8 8U8pcndcd a tiny Kohl bell was nsked for information regarding 1G ft., Swell to Grent 8 ft., Swell to Osceola road is completed they will be within easy his car for Live Oak, where be will nn(, undor thi8 „ m|nitttUre bride and the road, what money would be avail­ Swell, 10 ft., Swell to Swell, 4 ft. distance. In addition to tho .usual swell ped­ spend part of his vacation. groom stood. The chandelier was able and many other items thnt would A P P R ^ C I R I I I T V — 18 A MATTER t h a t t h e pub gracefully entwined with asparagus enter into the building of n road to al the crescendo pedal nnd sforznndo, r lL L E a J u lD lL l 1 I LIC TS INTERESTED IN AND N. II. Gamer left this morning for fcrn wbjcb was suspended to the four Osceola. A committee from tho there nre four combination pistons for THE “ CITY SUBSTANTIAL” IS WELL LOCATMount Olive, N. C., where he will visit corncr8 of thu tnblCi Hanging from Chamber of Commerce will meet with I the swell and four combination pistons ED. AND EASY TO REACH. his brother. the cbandelier was a hugh white bell the County Commissioners at their for the great. The fine balance of the instrument from which hung gold bells and wish- next meeting to discuss this rond. Re­ Alfred Robson left this morning for 1|onM ticd with Krccn ribbon8. ports from the various committees and delightful tone qualities revcnlcd Tampa where he will attend the A. T. As tho bride-elect entered the room took almost one and one half hours itself in the rendition of Mrs. LcnO. dance tonight. the wedding march was played. She and they were good nnd showed pro­ fest’s program. The light numbers was most becomingly attired in gray gress along every line. The meeting were particularly pleasing in contrast G. \\. Spencer, Allen Jones, Walter Cn,pe dc t.|iine with trimmings of jade was full of pep, the luncheon wns to the heavier selections and all was Connelly nnd, Ed. Mcisch „ rccn Miss Dumas Dumas wore wore a a fetching fetching good nnd the governors nnd visitors ] mellow harmonious. . .. , , attended the green. Miss Phi Kappa fraternity banquet in Or- froek ()f gray canton Crepe trimmed left the meeting with that satisfied The music committee o f the Metho­ lando Inst night. with green. foiling of having accomplished some­ dist church and Dr. Walker, the pas­ S A N F O R D , F L A . tor, may surely be congratulated in j “ 1 After the guests were seated a bell thing for their time and trouble. Judge and Mrs. J. 1. Smith and lit- WM rung nnd a crier (Mis8 Florence securing so fine an instrument. tie daughter Marie, left this morning Henry) announced thnt a wedding The recital program covered: in their car for their home in Birm- proclamation had been made, this wns Third Eonata in C Minor ..Guilmant inghnm, Ala. after spending some- mu| |iy Mrs> Uoborl Hines, and later Prelude tin,e here as the guests of Mrs. Ella priwn|ed t() thc honorei, Adagia Molte ! LefTler. They were accompanied home A KUC88ing , onU..st waf Chorus, "Thu Radiant Morn” ....... Some ten or twelve of the boys of ns then enjoy­ by Miss Mary Armstrong, who will ed, the answers being things that be­ the old company put out some real ........................................... Woodward be their guest for a month or six long to a bride's trossenu, Mrs. I. E. work yesterday in the putting up of Church Choir weeks. Autumn Sketch ........................ Brewer the one thousand inch range on the Estridge guessing the most correctly, Dona Nobis ............................... Mol ar t bulkhead. Work began about 2 :JO p. was given a dainty corsage of silk In Ihn C ircuit Court o f tho Sovonth JudlcUl ClrNEW MIAMI BANK. Miss Marie Teague Inis returned flowers. The guests were then given in. and the range was complete, sand A Sea Song ........................MacDowell cult o f F lorida, In and for SomlnoU County.— In Chancery from South Carolina where she spent slips of paper with their names and bags filled and gun bases laid before Andantino ............... Lemaro MIAMI, Sept. 2.—The Miami Na­ NOTICE O r M A ST E R 'S SALE the summer with her mother, Miss t d d ’ to tnkc‘ ench"lett^’ arid^write'n 5 o ’clock. Firing commenced shortly Minuet in G ............................Beethoven Teague is the guest o f hei-aunt, Mrs bit of ndvlc€f f()r tho britk. These after. Most of the town was down Quartette ................................. Selected tional Bank, which took over the ns- Farm er* llnuk .V Trimt t'<mi|iany, n >..r(a>ratka, l ‘iini|ila!iiniil. sets nnd liabilities o f the Fidelity vo. Pope, Herndon, Newbarry, . . angey. were then made in book form and there it seems, that is all except Ralph I. llia K. M urrell mul K. II. lirr Murrel l«* Shinholser Bank nnd Trust Co., following the i tied with green riblion and presented Wight, "Millionaire" Jcrnigan nnd ImiiiiI. Jtilm M. M urrell, uml I'»**.|ilej Itank tl Miss Mildred Simmons left Tues- |o the brl(|c for future rt.ft.rcnco. Hanford, n rur|iurntlnn. Ilefemlanto. “ Doc” Aldridge who couldn't leave Cantilinc Nuptiale ................... DuBois closing of thnt institution l y the state .NutIre la hereby riven Unit under »&■! If day for her home ,» Mountvilje, S. C ' M|g8 „erminia Lehman sang, “ I their respective places of business. Grand Chorus ..............................DuBois virtue u f it decree o f fnreclooure and -ole nlif comptroller May 10, will open i)s ei| In the nloire entitled eniloe nn tin- lit after spending some time here with ; Lovt, YoU Truly" in her most charm- They all say they nre coming to the ly. A. |i. in'JI. I. n« M|»'clnl Mu.l.-r In iliv doors for business Tuesday morning, Ju her aunt, Mrs. W. T. Langley. eery, nn Mnmlny, the ftlli day u f Se|demb»f, 1 ing manner, while little Miss Marion minstrel though. Well, getting back Sept. 0, President GcGorgo E. Nolan I I. linn, In front iif the Court linn*" d -r ii S iiiifiinl, Sem inole ciiuiity, Florida, will offer fa to the old subject, firing ceased at Estridge, daintily attired in ruffled announced today. anle, nnd well In the hlitheal nnd t««t HIM W. II. Boyd, of Scottsvillc, Ga., was green organdie, entered drawing a about 0:30. Casualties: Six catfish, fur m ail iliirlliK the tern I linura o f aalr. Ih* 14 The announcement followed receipt lu n lu i; iteai'rllied laud, •Iliiitti*. lylnr acl latif in this city yesterday stopping at the white and green wagon in which were one mud turtle, dead; one eel badly III the County o f Sem inole, S tale <d l1>rUi Montezuma. In newspaper circles there is much o f a telegram from the United Stntes m ore |inrllrutnrly dearrllioil nn follow » teatt. piled the gifts. These were opened wounded (bullet slipped o ff his back). Lota (m e (I t mill T w o C!) o f llloek Ilia III. comptroller of currency nt Washing­ comment on the way that The Tampa and greatly admired by the guests. o f T ie r 'lliree fill, u f Hmifonl. Florida, •>vvrt C. C. Nagle, of Baltimore, Md., was After which refreshments of cakes ton authorizing thu bnnk to com­ Daily Times spends money for news luit In K. II. T rn fford 'n limp o f Sanford, Fh-cUa. You know everywhere you turn |a*r |ilnl thereof duly o f record. in this city yesterday attending to iced in green, white and green brick around in this old town Home one usks nnd features. It is the only Florida mence business. It has been an­ an Term a cnali. Fnreliaaer to pay for deed J. J hlCKIXSiiN, business. While here he made his cream, and green and white mints in you about the*minstrel. When’s it dnily that prints the famous David nounced thnt all depositors will re­ 7-CU Hie S|H'cl*l Maater In fluting. headquurters at the Montezuma. Lnwrcncc letters. In addition to the ceive dollar for dollar from thc Mi­ baskets of greed and white were serv­ coming oir? Who’s going to be in it? The depositors nre ed by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Where's it going to be, etc. All we full day and night reports of the As­ ami National. Pest cards— locnl views— lc each it Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daorio, of Jack­ Robert Hines and Miss Florence Hen­ can report now is that "we have noth­ sociated Press, the Timfife is building planning u celebration Tuesday. thc Herald office. sonville, whose marriage was a re­ ing to say." The minstrel is going to up a highly expensive special news ry. cent event, nre spending several days Those enjoying this delightful event be "all to the mustard," and the gen­ and feature service, in its effort to here nt the Montozumn. were: Misses Florence Henry, Helen et al public will be shown the light in publish a newspaper that will be in­ 4.4M5.+^.4.<.*4i.>.|..>+<*«>4+»>iH<++'l*t*vH><«H*4"H,4,*J',H*,H**l*4MH*4*'*,*J,+4'4‘!' ^ Peck, Marion Phillips, Dorothy Humph a much more polished manner than teresting to every member of the fam­ Mrs. W. 0 . Ropp and two children, Daphne Wimbish, Seritn Lake, Vir­ "Tripod” Wimbish wns the night he ily in homes all over Florida. Besides The Times membership in ; formerly from Lancaster, Pa., but now ginia Hrady, Hermibiu Lehman, Mes- announced at regimental headquarters o f Clearwater, is spending some time daines Karl Schultz, Ralph Goodspced, that Company L) was ready to go on tbe Ncwspnpcr Enterprise Associa­ here with her father, Dr. S. W. Walk­ A. Goodspeed, Frank Woodruff, jr., It. riot duty immediately. Yes, WimbiHh tion, which is known as one of the er. E. Peck, Robert Hines and I. E. Est­ seemed surprised* when he stumbled most complete news nnd feature syn­ ridge. hack and said, "You know, thnt ma­ dicates in the country, it gives its readers the best comics obtainable— A. A. Pruitt, of Wilson, N. C., is jor told me to get out o f there." including "Mutt and JelT,” "Bringing spending some time in this city. :»00 PARTY Up Father," and "Doings of the Mr. ami Mrs. L. R. Phillips enter­ AN EXCELLENT PICTURE Duffs." tained a few o f their friends nt their STAY AT HOME DANCE. Two special fyatures of the Times ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ' Tho Stay at Home Club bad a dance homu last aim ing. GOO was played at Marion Duvies' "Buried Treasure" are its sporting page nnd woman’s Has Strong Story nt the home o f Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Hoi- lwo t,,blw8* a,ul latL> in tht' evening re­ Tbe story of reincarnation forms th e1page. These features alone cost them ly Inst night and n merry crowd en- ^ ""h m en t* o i ice cream, cake and basis o f "Buried Treasure,” the new an enormous sum. Joyed the good music and good floors ,nmths Wero 8urvct,» ettch l,lnto ,,L‘ing In all Florida homes where an in­ Marion Davies picture which will be until midnight, which is the time f o r ,l,,c" raU,,i with a beautiful rose, shown at the Star Theatre tonight. teresting and complete newspaper is these busy people to quit and go rhoso onjoyin« Mr' mul Mr»* lips hospitality were Miss Agnes Du- l William Vnndcrmucllcn, a Wall appreciated, the Tampa Dnily Times $ 212 West First Street home. Delicious punch was served mas, Raymond Phillips, Miss Marion Street capitalist, wishing to break up should have n place. i ' during the dance and the broad porch­ The price of a three months' sub­ Phillips, Billie Iioldcn, and Mr. and bis daughter's infntulation for a poor es gnve the guests a chant* for rest Mrs. Robert Hines. man, Dr. Grant, nnd to arrange a scription is $1.75. Orders should be sent direct to the weddi.ig witli a Duke, plans a long Times, Tnmpn, Fin.— Adv. yachting cruise with tbe Duke as tho chief guest. Because of Pauline’s habit in going into trances, Mrs. VunVe to will soon have trhee big pack­ dermucllcn insists htut a physician ing bouses. The third is now under accompany them, and, by n ruse, Dr. construction. Grant is brought along. On the yacht Pauline goes into a trance and np-1 Notice of Application for Tax Deed pears to be in possession of a note | Under Section 575, General 6-lbs. Premier SelfW e will sell for cash only from one John Dawson to one Lucia, | Statutes, I.auH of Floridn Rising Flour ...... t IOC (his week giving directions to go to the island of £antu Catalina. Her father, be­ Itowcnwood Cofftie, QQ^ Notice is hereby given that L. A. lieving he will find treasure buried on Mickey, purchaser o f Tax Certificate (this is fine)........ U*3C the island, orders the captain to sail No. 48, dated the 2nd day of June, A. Sunny Gold Syrup, iq •Mtll** there. A thriling Spanish story is D. 1010, has filed suid certificate in l*Ib. Best Creamery The man who never No. 1 cun ............ IO C then unfolded. Butter DDC my office, nnd hus made application "C ity S u b sta n tia l” THE DOINGS OF COMPANY D First National Bank Annex REAL LEATHER SCHOOL SHOES TAMPA TIMES IS SPENDING MONEY W a tch m a k ers E n gravers Jewelers O pticians SMcLaulin’s SEPTEMBER MATINEE SALE Hit the FROM 2:00 P. M. TO 6:00 I*. M. Every Friday and Saturday ‘‘Sawdust Trail ut SuKttr... $1.00 12-llw. Dainty Pastry Flour QA« OUC 6-Ibs. Dainty Pastry Flour........ 4 D C 12-lbs. Premier Self- Q A * Rising Flour ........ OUC Best Maine Corn, 2-lh. can, (none better) .................... Best Maine Corn, No. 1 can, (none belter) .................... Best Canned Tripe, OAp 6 burs Armour’s Soap ......................£ 0 C Grandma’s White Naphtha Soap, bar n 1C ......... ....... 15c 10c Best Western nnd Florida Meats and Fresh Vegetables and Fruits obtainable at THE POPULAR M ARKET WBLAKA BLOCK I. D. Marlin m•m PHONE 113 HEAVY WEIGHTS MATCHED. * \ ______ (B y Tha A n o c la lo d Pieaa) OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 2.— Earl Caddock ,of Walnut, In., formor world’s heavy weight wrestling champion, has been matched to meet Stunisluus ZhyHzko, the present champioi^ nt Do Moines, October 8th. Thore arc homes in which the floors are always clean, nnd then there nro homes In which tho hus­ bands roll their own. for tax deed to issuo in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property situuted in Seminole county, Florida, towit: S 130 ft of EVj of Lot 7 and E 120 ft of Lot 7 (less S 130 ft ) Block X, Sanford. The snid land being as­ sessed at tho date of thc Issunnce of such certificate in tho nnmo of Jen­ nie E. Couvillicr. Unless snid certifi­ cate Bhali be redeemed according to law tax deed will issue thereon on the 2nd duy of Soptcmbor, A. D. 1021. Witness my official signaturo and seal this tho 20th day of July, A. D. 1021. \ There are two kinds of men: Thoso (SEAL) who should be permitted to die a nat­ ural death, and thoso who think they know it all. . 7-20-Gtc I E. A. DOUGLAf, Clork Circuit Cou. Semlnolo County, Fu By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C has built a house has missed one of ** the greatest pleas­ ures of life. There is no fun to compare with planning a home—watching it take shape under the hammer and saw—and then moving into it to enjoy its com fort and shelter. ( A good, substantial house is a splendid monument to a man* usefiAncss. Add something to the city you live in. “Hit t e Sawdust T rail” ! HILL LUMBER CO. S E R V IC E QUALITY PRICE �r'i’ I THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921 j Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive o f results. "i rr a PAGE THREE JIM BARNES HAS STRIVEN HARD FOR HONORS FINALLY ATTAINED PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD m % - 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 o f this insti­ tution. • Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. LAWYERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Atlorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA BATTERIES FLORIDA Sanford Construct’n Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Plnaes and Specifications Cheerfully Furnished Spaclalli* on Et.otrieol Work and can (It* All Work Guaranteed you dopandiblo M rrlo*.. ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS H. T. PACE • P. O. Bo* MS BRtNO YOUR Battery Troubles to Us The Seminole County Bank, STRENGTH PROGRESS 4% INTEREST PAID WE FOR OVERHAULING YOUR OAR Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Company Sketches and Estimate* Free} w m Phone 189 SERVICE UPSALA AND GRAPEVULE ******** Rev. Clark will preach nt Lake Mary at 11 n. »L, and at Upsnln nt p . m., «n the 4th of September. Wo Understand that Itev. Clnrk hns lately tome here to reside from California tnd wo trust the folks will Rive him hearty welcome among ns. Itev. Edwards has asked him to come and |s hoping that Lake Mary, Upsala knd Paola may nil again ho under [me pastor, as of yore. J. C. Culler, of Snnford, hns purthused one half acre of land of Geo. Ballinger, and will at once erect it a small cottage for his nephew, Ehnrlea Cramer, nml wife, and their t family who lik(> country life test. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell and little daughter, Dorothy, will remove the utter part of the week to B radon lown, where Fred has relatives. Wo kre sorry to have them go, hut wish [hem well in their new home. Porter Perry, who is employed nt [he express nflfice in Pnlatkn, visited for a few days qt the home of his bister, Mrs. Stanton Ambrose, and on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose took his to Orlando to visit Mrs. Barker, Another sister. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell and daughter, with Florence am! Eliaorc Tyner, went down on Saturday to RVindermere anti the rest of Mr. T. ft. lyner’s family, accompanied by hliss lleula Brown, of Snnford, molured down on Sunday to the borne W ^ r- nml Mrs, Noah Fry, to celcI'rate the H'.rd hirtlulay of the grandptother, Mrs. Christine Bcngston, and Msu the birthday of Fred Krell. There £ as a feast of roast chicken with fmir hig cakes nml all the good things that go in between. L. A. Renaud, Prop. building too large and none too n u i L ------ALL WORK G U ARAN TEED— HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” NEW WEAPON OF WARFARE WILL BE GIVEN TEST. * * * * * * * * * * * * W* Sold and Serviced by esa: Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee Hall "Long Jim" Barnes! WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.—New wenpons o f ncrial wnrfaro will be giv­ en nn initial test when the army nir service conducts its next bombing operations— n night attack on the old battleship Alabama. The present plan is to stage the attack about Septem­ ber IB, probnbly nt the scene of the recent tests upon the former German craft, off the Virginia capes. A "light barrage" composed of giant ncrlnl flnrcs, ench of more thnn 200,000 cnndlepnwor, will he one fea­ ture o f the nttnek. Army engineers have submitted such enthusiastic re­ ports on this wenpon that larger flares .estimnted to he cqunl to 1,000,000 candles have been plnccd un­ der construction. Giving a greenIsh-whlto light, litdrnlly "brighter thnn day," the flares to he used In the Alahamn test will illuminate nil nren o f five square miles and export flyors say should onnblo the nvlntors to obtain grenter nocurney thnn In daytime. The flares are attached to a pnrnohuto of white silk which reflects Intensity, it is be­ lieved, to blind the officers and gun­ ners on the ship under attack so ns to demoralize nny plan for defense, while keeping the upper nir reaches shrouded In gloom. It will not bo the object of the army pilots to see how quickly they can sink the Alahamn, officials said today, hut rather to try out special gas and non-extingulshnble phos­ phorous bombs on her, ns well ns to ascertain the effects o f small demo­ lition bombs. Bombs up to 4,000 Ihs. each may he used. WOMANS COLLEGE FILLING UP— NO ROOMS LEFT. Wilson & Shorey Pino nnd Garland Sta., Orlando, FIs, PURE WATER honors, always fell short In the nit tlorial opening. Hut this year, hugln nlng at the tournaments in the South 99.98% PURE lie seemed to have struck his stride Phone 311-W Sanford* Flo, Then enino misfortune—mlsfortuni thill perhaps cost him the British Opel title, for he Was In a Me for the lent In that event when the third rount Expert Repairing ended. Exhaustion from the weak otilng effects of Ids Illness told o( OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES him In tlie tlanl round, mid he droppet A S GOOD AS THE BBST Onk and First Gained Prominence at Sunuaet Hilts. hack. Daily Service Phone lt7 It was Jim Barnes who was re­ Smashed Course Record. ferred to by the western golf en­ Upon Ids return to American shores thusiast; Barnes, then a mere youth, Just oiler from Cornwall, who was however, Humes looked like a non serving In the capacity of profes­ mini, and when the tournament start sional at one of the western clubs. ed at Washington lie gave an hull Real Estate and Insurance Later he came to Sunset hills, and cathm of ivluit might be expected hj Phone 95 It was while there that he attained breaking the competitive record for j V. C. COLLER, Prop. nntloiuil prominence ns one of the the course In the opening round. Tin lend that tie gained over the remain ! slurs of die golf world. Since MM2, when he played In Ills 'first open der of the Held stood him In goof championship at Buffalo, Barnes Ims stead, for, playing In the manner ttui ] Real Estate and Insurance striven for tin- honor that finally came he ivns, there was no chattel) of till ^ FLORIDA to him, says a writer In the New being overtaken. Ills honors, tong do SANFORD -:CONTRACTOR and BUILDER York Times. For several years lie laved, were gloriously won and hand fulled, finishing fur behind the lend­ Homely deserved. “Long Jim" Is tin | S17 Commercial Street Sanford, FIs. ers, hat during the last few years ho type of golfer that may be depended ..Employment Bureau.. laid enino to lie more and more feared upon to carry Ida honors with mod The vocntionnl commlttpo of tho Buniesty. His victory was well earned nusa nntl I’ rofcssional Women's Club by the other professionals. for lie played tin; most consistent nnc requests nil young women desiring Always Fell Short. fine of the greatest of the great. 1)t ill IllDI gotf of njt.v of Ilie Idg licit employment to register nt tho First Barnes while being able to win other that was entered In the tournament Ten years ago, when a westerner brought word Fast that they had n future-great out on the Pacific coast, little attention was paid to the mat­ ter. It was regarded as a western­ er's natural enthusiasm for things western. Hut a few days ago, at the Cnlutnhln Country club, the western­ er's prediction came true—the futuregreat arrived. GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Elder Springs Water LORD’S PURITY WATER REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Geo. W. Knight General Shop and Mill Work ELECTRICAL IN TH E CIR C U IT COURT. SE V E NTH JUDICIA L C IR C U IT, SEM INOLE COUNTY. F L O R ID A .— IN CH A N C E R Y Merit I I'. Rnliliuutn, Complainant. V*. In Court o f County Juris*. S ta lo o f Florida, Bmnlnotn County. In Re Eotftto of; Ilriiett Hli'wnnl. Thereon Stew ard mul ChurOn .1 S low n n l, Minors, National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman * ------------ --------------------Eyes Exit mi tied COLONIAL LAMPS Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. mill Kninni IL Heliwlnd, I<I* NOTICE OF APFLICATION TOR L E AV E TO . SELL MINORS LAND | unknown hirir*, di*vl*i*i'», iminclnlmliitf muter I'. W . Si-liwlnd N'ltllip Is lie rill) ylvon to all wbum It may vHrhwInd, IW i-ndnlil*. i-nnri-rn. Mint Li-ola N iton, ns (.tinnllnli of Erin-Mlm* Hlcwnnl, Tbi*ri-«n S lrw nnl and (Ttmrlli* C ITATION .1. Stew ard, tulnurs. will, on (be M b dny (if s,*|itiuiil*>r. A. I). ID—I, apply to the IlunoraMp T o I’ . IV. Srhwlnd unit Piuma >1, Srhwlnd. fee Mi'iice linknmvn; the unknmvi. lodr*, d ev l.i'i*, E. F. Iliiusliolder. Counly Judue. tn nnd for said County, nt Ms offln* In Sanford, nt tin* Iren tee*. yrnutee* ur other rlaltiinnis wider l". IV. Scliwltnl inn! i : ii)ii>n M. Sohwlnd. mnl t*i Court H isi- p In suM Counly. al II) o'clock A. SI., In- 1 nny other person nr finr-"iii* cl ill mini.' nny In or ns soon tlicren flcr «- the inutlcr run tercel In m cl In the follow in g ilesorllied lands I.rnnl, for nutliorlty to sell, nl public or private silk*, the undivided Interests o f the nt»ive nnuied I "Hunted In S .in ln olc County, Florida, to-w lt; In nm l- lo lltt* follow ing described r e n t , Graduate Northern Illinois College I.oIh I nml t! o f lllnck " A " o f M itch ell's Sur­ elulliors -lu lc . In said urnnly. l o w l t ; 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. vey o f llic Levy Urmit. lo t s k*. 3 , I nml a o f lllock 8 o f T ier *'K” J i Il nppeitrlin; from the sworn Mil o f mmI .nl ID o f lllock H o f Tier < C " i ls d I o f idnlnt filed In till, cause iim lnM you, Hull ynu Ulo- k li o f Tier "IC * ; Mil H o f lllock 7 o f Tier ' linvc or elnlm som e Interest III mid In the " I ! " ; Mil 7. o f lllock N o f T ier " A " : Isit 11 o f , lan d. hereinabove ilN crllm l, llierefnrc. you, ltn> lllock D o f Tier • 'I )"; Isit I o f lllock in o f *il til 1% W , Heliwlnd amt Hlnfiin M. Sell w I ml. nre lieretiy ordered mid rcillltred Id I*’ and ii|i;n>ur Tier “ A " : Lot fl o f lllock s o f T ier “ II'*; MR 7 J o f lllock U o f Tier " I f ' : Ml! C o f lllock 11. o f . l»*fnre our .iild (Tin-lilt Court, ill tlic ('ou rI C. C. W ILSO N , Owner Her " C " nnd llic .Middle I .1 or Mil I o f lllo c k , 11oil*!* In Hanford, Florliln, mi llic 3rd day o f ID o f Tier " A " liclit# IIP feet front on 8th SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND Oclots*r. A. I», IKSl. mid I lion mid there make •tree! noil CD feel d eep; nil aecordlna In E. 11. . n n .w cr to llic M il n f cmii|dnlnt in h ibited nunlust REASONABLE PRICES T ra fford 'a map o i pint o f l In* town o f San j j mi, id licrw lac a decree pro cnufu.so will he ford, Florliln, duly recorded In the public r e c ­ . . W ig h t Ilrothera ( ia t .( n Didlillnc eiuered aenln-d you. ord* o f Suinliiole County, Flotldn. | ,1ml nil oilier person, elalinlmr nny rlulil. IlMit 3 o f lllock l>o f Cbupimin and Tucker's lie or Intereal In mot to (ho property hereinA ddllloti to Snnford, Florldn. ns |u*r (tat duly Phone 175 Fourth ami Sanford Ave nlsire deaerllied under. Iiy or thnaudi F. IV. Addition lo Sanford, Florida, ns per pint duly Heliwlnd mid Kmiiin E. Heliwlnd, or otherwise, o f record. | nre herelty ordered mid reipilred l « he mid ap ­ I'eiIn nlm ; In Cbnpmnu nnd T u ck er's Addition , pear ho fore mir .a id C ircuit Court, at the Court lo the (own o f Snnford. Florliln, on the North llou »e In Snnford, Florida, nn the 7lli day o f line o f T ld n l Street, nl n point 0|,3 feet W est November, A. II. IM! I, and then mid there o f the Nor lb w rit point o f tulcm -rtlnn o f Third iiuikc nuvwer to the M il o f eniiiidnlnt evhlldled COMMERCIAL AND 81110*1 and Cypres* Avenue run W est on Ihe n cn ln .t .a id unknown pnrllen, o lh e r w l.e a deNorth line o f T b ln l Street .VI.7 fe e t: thence JOR PRINTING eree pro Cunfeaao w ill l*< entered at,’*lu*'l said North 7S.7 fe e l: 'h en ce Easterly VI.Il f e e l ; , unknown pkrtle*. thence South 73.7 f*-et to hcidnulnit. II Is ordered llinl lid . n ollce In* puldlahed In IlcKhinlnif In Chap.onn nnd T u ck er's A ddition (lie Snnford H erald, n newspaper puldl.lierl In to the T ow n o f Hanford, Florliln, at Ihe N o r th -, Seminole County, F lorida, once n week for n o t poll** o f Intersection o f Thlril alrrel and idulit consecutive week* n . In till* known pur­ cypres* avenue, run North nlntii: Cypress av e­ lieu defendan t, mid mice ii week for twelve nue C8I4 feet, thence W esterly tli,3 fe e l; emiKerullvo w e e k , nn to / t h e unknown pnrllea II. cnce South 73,7 feel to the North line o f Third defendant. •lic e t ; llielice East III.3 feet to ticslm ilne. W itness my linnd nnd the sent n f said ClrBOOK. JOB AND COM* Alsu ihe followlm t property In Duval rou n ly, ' cult evurt on tid i the a u t d ay o f Ju ly, a . h . sta le o f F lorida, lo -w ll: lleiilnnlnir at NW MERCIAL PRINTING mat. corner o f l>, J, lliow n 'a land running lltenci* (S E A L ) E. A . DOUGLASS Herald Building North on the East side o f hind 'Jll fret, llieuec Phone 148 Clerk o f the C ircuit Court. Sem inole County. Florldn. East nl right m a le s to salt) lane !!!D fe e t; Uy; A . .It. W E E K S , l>, C thence Hiitllli 2li fe e t; Uicitrc W eal parallel lo second m eutinned h oe 130 feel tu point o f hvPRINTING flE O IK IE II. H K ItR IN G . tlm dia-, lielnit part o f property eonveyed lo Solteltor ami Counsel for Complainant Ellraheth Klmr by Mary Ellen M iller. Also T-aa-iate. known ns the Boulh k<> feet o f lllock 108 W ild ­ 250 IIummcrmHI envelopes printed, er's Siilc|i|vl»lon o f Hniisotittiwn now In the According to an English sciential, c it y o f Jaeksnnvllle, Florida. W hich ap p lica­ $1.75,—Seminole Printery, 902 French tion wi l l he based upon Ihe petition for antn there are 15,000,000 fat globules in now oil file In said Court. nve. * 87-fltp Haled lid . Ihs (lit dny o f A u eti.I, l n il. . a drop of milk. 1'. 1, IV. Si'lm lntl w ife , nml tinli*i-s or idhrrs nml Klllllia M. OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST WILSON VULCANIZING WORKS TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 2.— Pre­ parations for opening tile 1921-22 ses­ sion at the Florida Statu College for Women here, are going forward rap­ idly .according to .1. G. Kcllunt, husities manager o f the institution, with SON op PROMINENT work being rushed to completion from TRUCK GROWER HELD every nngle to accommodate a great­ G. Bassett Smith, Prop. IN AUTO THEFT CASE. ly increased enrollment. Every inch of dormitory space has been assign­ I-AKELAND, Sept. 2.— Hnl Davis, ed ,Mr. Kellum declared Thursday, rm a pfominent truck grower of and arrangements completed to pro­ L county, wan nTreated and placed 1 vide accommodations for about sixty M> the county jail at Bartow Wodtiea- in private homes throughout the city. MD in connection with an alleged auEnrollment for the nppronching ^oniobitc theft gang in this state. term wns completed July 1, according Oavis was charged specifically with to college officials, anil all efforts ic tin ft of,, touring car of popular since that time have leaned toward 1' W. 0- Pierce, and his bond the task of putting the institution in , “ V* il' ?r'-°00 which he had not shape for the opening. Construction furnished lnte lost night. ___ Six oth er1work on Broward Hall, one of the nri* facing charges growing out dormitory, the Infirmary and kitehil "* " '"Ivsnle thefts o f nutomo- j en is almost complete and will he in I readiness by the opening dny, Wcd.. . ----- ------------* |ncsdny, September 14. I,KOLA N IX O N .___________________________________ s rml>' “ question of time until 111 .Me i Guardian. Acetylene, when uhciI for singeing ome writer will give us a song on----------------------------i The world nowa tho day It happens, More than one half of the cotton Post cards— Joeal views— 1c each nt delivered at your door each evening, lillw*s "O, where is my wandering' spindles in the United States arc in chickens, works so quickly the flesh vife tonight," the Hcrnld office. 15c the week. is not even heated. i New England. GILLON & FRY Phone 442 TRANSFER “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS” Quick Service Transfer j I Storage Facilities If wo please you, tell others; if not tell us. Phone 49B HOTELS New Era Printery Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotol” $1.50 Up Per Day Herald Printing Co. - v l l S U U ) I,Ilf , r . l l l l t i . V - AOT OTfv HEfvvS VO»j i.ers«vAtO PuauHovofeN lA c o u h g g f - w o t. wvn . t cw s Nooo. (JMAttfv.areHFtCLIHt m e BUMPS o n N oun hefvh - just Hef^o.uMCuaJ S IT IN WAfXC TM* Sf\M HILLS TH fL Tf CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING Rear Snnford Shoo A Clothing Co, Phone 465 p i n t r l jn i y jin H P r A H A r v in r * ® U * G o c r Y I Ilg ho! (O O P . V O iP vP .U N Q kfi H U H O ftj DOWaOHlT ) THPiT B U M P *10, INOtef^TES A v - TIME I V W e have the N O W THIS B U M P ) o n TMft BysCVt o v **■ — jH iU u n a \ DRINK Elder Springs Water. Ita 99 08-100 per cent pure. Phune 3X1. Plshor El'.vood slipped a Illtloon ms phronotopy stuff i o M .n w s THtr S c iB x c c o r C. A. WHIDDON C hows ujhhrb'V HIT wKBhJ t V o n m e s& srtoM * J | Si STONE JARS P Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line o f Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. Lttinr r - f x . BALL INTtHNATIONAL CARTOON CON-Y-W HARDWARE CO. y •A ->v :‘. _ L •j. t/VSi R H i i l M M M r a N P ■ ' '■m �PA G E FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEI SANFORD DAILY HERALD work in tho United States to under­ mine respect for law. h t l tiM t r t j t T t n u n n n | t l u i t r i t Th* Arguing cqunly against sentiment Im U SttUSlo^^B7^lUfU lU i r u u that regnrds a convicted I. W. W. ns BW a hero of conscience and political prisoner, that holds a boot-legger ns PUBUlHX&a an exponent of pursonnl liberties nnd A J» HOLLY _____Editor sets up the slogan of "human rights, I. IILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer against property right, in employA. NEEL-----------General Mnnager ment disputes, Mr. Daugherty assert cd, fallacy and dnnger lay in all. CURTIS nARBER The attorney general, in his ad­ V , CITICULATION KAVAOER dress, which was the first since as­ Phone 148 up to 6 P, M. suming office, suggested n method of AAwrtUtne M«il» Known on AppiiB»tioa |jltf nrmjnp. opinion by semi-gov- THE HERALD PRINTING CO., be. BE, ho hns practically a fifty-fifty chance of going scutt fro-i from punishment in a short time I f he enn only got sent to the state prison farm. Is it any wonder Florida is over run with crime o f the most horrible sort when the work o f the prosecut­ ing officers nnd the courts is being mm|0 tllli| „ mj void ns to evury second man convicted nnd sent to the stnto prison farm ? Is not the state itlesf, through its weak prison system, con­ tributing largely to tho prevalence o f crime in Florida?— Tampa Tribune. ------------ o-------------THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IER 2, 1921 WATCH THAT GOOSE. While tho business men nre tnking under advisement the question o f a Tourist Camp, it might he well for them to take up the subject of rents for houses, rooms nnd apartments, also. We got ten times ns much from those who come to Orlnndo nnd de­ sire to live under n roof thnn from those who want to camp out, yet there is rarely anything said nbout the exorbitant prices charged for ac­ who compose the directorate of our bank is your commodation hy those who have rooms bent guarantee of safety and satisfaction. nnd apnrtmeiits to rent. The harm from overcharging in such cases is greater than a dozen camps or no A banking connection here assures you the bene­ camps. Visitors generally erme to fits that accrue from association with successful Florida with a fixed nmoiint which men. they have to spend. If they nre forc­ ed to pay a hundred or a hundred and fifty dollars a month for nn apartment or house worth but fifty or seventy-five, their, visit is natural­ ly cut short and they leave feeling they have beer, taken ndvnntngc of. Hundreds of visitors returned to their homes Inst season nfter spending a "A Community Builder’ few days in Florida trying to get suitable quarters at a reasonable price. Orlando is not the only city F. P. FORSTER....... ................................ -..President where such practices were in force. B. F. WII1TNER.............................................. Cashier Not one city in the state escaped, the ? towns, however, that were the most * patronized, suffered the greatest. ++++ ++++-M '•?++++♦+++++''•+++++++++++•?*+++++•►++++++++++++, Somehow it is human nature to take advantage of nn adverse situation nnd THEATRE RESORT when n eity Is crowded the prices ask­ ed are the highest. A stranger must DANCE HALL CAFE pay for his lack of judgment in help­ ELECTRIC ing to swell the crowd it would seem. From prices we have heard, it npFOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES penrs they will he higher this year than they were Inst, notwithstanding the downward trend of things .those ( i who cry loudest against the profi­ teers are generally the ones who practice it the most when their op­ portunity conies.— Reporter-Star. WRITE- ------------------------PHONE------------------------WIRE -------------o ------------The man who tells you prohibition can't be enforced usually adds in the next breath that he'd give five dollars for n decent drink. The Successful JVLen o » T «r#u^ P.‘ ^ . r ri~ . ta. ...w-oo'ernmentai means to obviate industrial *tathiliW .d W'a t, br ii.‘n i.,......conflicts but advocated complete disom v « k ................ ......................i» o«at» regard for tho theories advanced in ^bo Lakeland Advertiser suys the tu big U- U tl-p tf* WMkly HtnUd an- the other two fields. Ho declared tho * Uraly oorara Bamlnola' County and nd U publUbad lemand for porsnnnl liberty in prohl- Chamber of Commerce, working as •Vary Erl,lay, A dm itting rataa mada known M applloatlon. Damooratia In paUtloa. **.»#, bitiun enforcement had been advanced it should, is the biggest business o f fa r yaar, alwaya In advanca. in the past hy every champion of law­ tho town, that it should be officered Member of The Associated Press lessness who has sought excuse for nnd run by the wisest men of the community, that the secretary was unlawful conduct. "Supremacy of the law is not un­ the most important link in tho chnin, dermined by the ordinary criminal and ns such should receive a salary which will put him on an equality with Business is picking up. The wise who commits murder, robbery or “ To the best business men. It is his morchnnt will see it. He will begin larceny," Mr. Daugherty said. business to furnish the inspiration to his campaign of advertising now. He the contrary, every occurrence of crime of this sort tends to impress make every business head o f the town will get the cream o f tho husiness. upon society the profound importance work with every other business head -------------o------------for the upbuilding o f the town. Thon .How a Georgia editor views the of law nnd its vigorous enforcement. The supremacy of tho law is, and has the Advertiser tells what the new secsituation: We are taxed for making been, challenged mainly in that class rct“ py of the Lakeland Chamber o f money, for having money, for in­ of legislation where there exists a Commerce said at a luncheon a few heriting money, for matrimony, for difference o f opinion as to governmen- **ny 9 UB°' as follows: ’ imony nnd parsimony. It is only the nn who ste*ols money that gets off tal P°Ncy in enacting the legislation in Secretary Appleyard made it plain without the tax. question. At the present time among n™ " h™ ‘ ° f the15 forces undermining respect for law tba* tbe ^‘ r3t thing necessary was to political the Chamber of Commerce to nre, the doctrine or so-called politii Dull months are dull because every­ offenses, erroneous conceptions of th‘‘ aa-ml.ers, then to the citizens o f one thinks they are dull and is gov.... ... . . . the town— then that the people of tho erned accordingly. There should he Per?®n»l ^ rty «n«l / « Of andm in- community must be "sold" on their no such thing as n dull month. Of ... „ own town. That when this wns accourse the heat takes some of the pep orities. complished the people would take care out o f one after going through a sum- 1 Resentment o f large corporations of of "selling" it to outside parties, mer but there is always more pep to “ P ^ ^ n s and capital against interlie made it clear that the things . . ferenee of laws regulating them, .Mr. . . . . b° obtnmidDaugherty said, involved a mistaken which the community should undertake -------------° ------------......, . „ . „ ia n,,, as its "program must be those Now that dog days are over would l\ . , , u; u ,___ things which the people themselves shield o f business nnd its security. it not be a good idea for those folks overwhelmingly suggested and proved who have bwn grouching around to EVERY SECOND-o-----------MAN CONVICT- l»y their earnestness that they were get right and look the world in the ED GOES FREE. ( willing to help put across. He face with a smile? Just get together, made it plain that a “ program" of men. You will find that you have no The Orlando Morning Sentinel of this kind can be made to go because differences and much in common. August HO tolls o f the escape from will be backed by the entire com-------------o------------the state prison camp on Aug. 19, o f munity. And that what the entire If anyone thinks that publishing this life convict John R. Bryant, self-con- community wants it can have if proprag of freedom in the fag end of sum­ fessed murderer o f his father on orb’ led to go after it. A good credit is like a pistol; it’s n mer is n gladsome job let him get on The best Road Material, crushed or screened. Finely March ID, last. Another white life ' Kvt;r>' man Tuesday’s luncheon . handy thing to have in time o f trou­ the gridiron and try it. This cubby ground Limestone for Agricultural purposes, side walks prisoner walked out at the same time. was 3<dd <>n a c 'vk‘ body such as is ble, but it will get you into trouble hole where we evolve these wonnder- Neither has been caught. and artificial stone work. proposed for the Lakeland Chamber ; when you don't need i‘ . ful perorations is only n shade hotter An analysis o f the "sixteenth bicn- o f ,Com™ rco- bucnus« the P nnt8 ar« thnn Flagstaff, Arizona, which is . . . , . , so logical and carry the conviction o f Its inventor has patented n refrig­ mn! report of the orison division of . . . . .... some hunt, you will remember. It is with them.— Melbourne erator so mounted on hinges outside “ y not hard work but so darned regular, ,bl‘ department of agriculture of the 5Times. BUILDERS AND HYDRATED LIME a ditidow that it can ho swung to one state of Florida," transmitted to like working in the army and navy FLORIDA LIME CO. OCALA, FLA. side to leave the window opening Governor Hardee under date o f Jan. and other light work. 12 , 1021 , shows that for the four HOOVER SAYS WE HAVE PASSED clear. -------------n------------THE VALLEY There nre a lot of old rookeries in years o f -817, 1818, 1919,, 1920, every this city that should he torn down, other man committed to the state pris* Herbert Hoover believes thnt goodq We are waiting for this process of on farm during those years escaped, •:**:• •{<•{•-j* + -t* -m *+++*;••:> •:> * •:>*:•+*t*+ * *:••!••{• -E**t--t--t*+ *:*<•+•{* ++++ can l»e sold right now by consistent, elimination to take place before we or wns pnrdoned in a short time, The following are the figures for Persistent effort. He also believes start in and tell the owners what we think of them. They nre holding the those years taken from the report of tbat huaincM ia recovering from the property for higher prices and while Commissioner of Agriculture W. A. 3 „ ... The Sell Now league, which was olding it for higher prices are hold- McRne: started as the result of a Cosmopoli­ ng back the town, if they nre unable Year. Com. Escp. Recap. tan editorial, has been enrrying on a to build they should sell and make 1917 78 47 - - 501 campaign to encourage salesmen, mer­ their 150 per cent thnt way. You 1918 42 io n chants and manufacturers to sell their know who we mean. 1910 .. 92 18 Iproducts more intensively to that part ' . . . 427 -o53 1920 . . 95 of the consuming public which is in a TO THE JOKESTERS position to buy now. 190 ___ 1,587 458 T otnL . Mr. Hoover, who has been interThis is the season for the jokosters records, set down by ;o hnvc fun with the editor and hardier himself, we find ment, recently sent the following letne.n ‘..a» ^h“ ‘‘ ‘ ‘hunny thnt the percentage of escape to com- tt.r to j Mitchell Thorson, chairman Phellow" does not write us a letter mitnls, for the four years, 21 8.10 per o f the Sell Now Lengue. He is op­ signed with all sorts of cubalistics let­ ermt, or more than one man in five. timistic and his remnrks will be inters and telling what the dark and And from the same records we find spiring to business men generally: mysterious clan of snake eaters in­ that half of the men who escaped “ There is never a very lung period tend doing on a dark and fearsome were not recaptured; the exact per- in pence times when goods cannot bo night. It all helps. It helps the centagc of “ recaptures" to the "os- sold by consistent, persistent, effort— Jokers to forget the heat nnd helps capes,” being 50 59.100 per coni. The simply because the human animal goes the editor to forget his troubles nnd If you have never given earnest attention to the classi­ “ escapes for good,” of the total com- on consuming. He slows up at times if they get ns much fun out of it nil mitnls for the four years is 10 0.10 but over a long term both his pro­ ns tho editor, keep it up. Only—con­ fied acls it is certain that you have missed some opportun­ per cent, or more than one man in duction and consumption is always infine yourself to letter writing— that’s eve ry ten sent up by tho courts. creasing. nil. Wo happen to know thnt nil of ities which were almost made to order for YOU. In view of the horrible wave o f “ We have had fourteen depressions the stuff is bally rot and the real thing murder, nnd other serious crimes, since the civil wnr and fourteen peris nlways there ready to take n part— which hns swept Florida in the re- *««•« of prosperity, each o f the latter Why not determine to learn for yourself what the classi­ so watch your steps— don’t go any cent months nnd year, it is well to g r e a t e r than the one before. We have farther than letter writing. look further into the prison system Passed the valley in this slump the fieds mean to you? ------------- o------------of this state to sec whether there may wr)rs^ nn,l most rapid we have ever RESFBCT FOR THE LAW. be a contributing cause chargeable to falk' n ^ - b u t we are coming out of There are two ways. One is to advertise in the classified us. So, taking the same report as H 3toa,iily through the intelligence The following press dispatch rethat from which the above figures are nnd taPatity of ” ur business men. nrding the proper respect for the columns for whatever you may need. The other is to collected we find nn interesting item .aw is interesting, coming from At­ THE RENTED BATHING .SUIT torney General Daugherty before the in the matter o f pardons nnd parols: read and answer classified ads— to investigate those that Parol. Year. Com. Card. American Bar Association: * With the increase of swimming 501 120 Theories of political philosophy now 1917 ................ seem to offer something to you. You'll be surprised to pools and public bathing places the 1918 .............. 5 300 91 advanced by those who either violate renting of bathing suits hns become a 31 427 law, or sympathize with law violator ' ’HO — ................ 127 108 learn how many o f these little ads do talk business to considerable business. Strange to say, 459 131 29 In industrial conflicts, agitation to up- 1920 the manufacturers of bathing apparel *it American form of government and you— how many o f them seem to point to opportunities nre not very keen for this. They 55 1,587 350 gainst enforcement of prohibition This tnblo shows us thnt every would rather sell a new suit to every ..ntutes arc the greatest forces at for you. fourth man committed is either par­ bather. Who can blame them ? They doned or paroled before he has serv­ make one charge in this connection, however, which will bear investiga­ Some o f your friends and acquaintances are using the ed four years o f any sentence, even UVft tion. A trade journnl reports thnt including a life term. The oxnct per­ ROQUERFORT SALAD manufacturers of knit goods claim classified columns regularly. Some o f them have found centage o f pardons nnd paroled to DRESSING ., , that tho sterlizing process through the committals for the four years ... . . , . profitable investments in real estate; some have found .........cent. muu rtntccl 3Ult3. aro, aupi> Make n salad, using 1 can of shown is 24.8 per This roonns wh,ch .. , L. 0 »a‘l to BO n ._ . ' * , after each wearing is often a mere pears and n few Sylmnr Brand 24.8 men out o f every 100 committed , , , „ , , travesty. They nssert thnt In many good positions; some have bought and sold used articles. Ripe Olives. Serve with Roque­ is set free before his term is served. bnth hoU8es Rulta Ha,(, t0 bc Bterilized K fort Htilnd dressing, made as fol­ Now, taking tho 21.8 per cent nrc mer(J|y Koaku(i in wann water. lows: shown by the first table to go free by q,be BlJg KeBijon j 9 t00 serious to be YOU'RE LIVING IN A TOWN WHERE PEOPLE AC­ Vi small can Elk horn Roque­ escaping within four yenrs ami adding |aUghed aside. Disease and epidemic fort Cheese; •! to fl tablespoons It to be 24.8 per cent pnrdoned or could be spread by suits in common COMPLISH THINGS THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED Olive oil; a pinch of salt, dash paroled before serving four yenrs, we UBe but improperly Hterilized. The in -! of paprika, lemon juice. Emul­ Jst; have n total of 40.fi per cent getting dividual who must wear a rented suit ADS. Why don’t you? sify to creamy consistency. free every yenr through escapes, par- would do well to be sure whqt he is dons or paroles. This means thnt for about before he dons it. Wherever every 100 convicted for crime in Flor- there is causa to suspect that negli- } Ida in tho past four years more than gence obtains, the public health nuth-■ WELAKA BLOCK forty-six have walked out before orities should be warned nnd prompt serving four years, free men. investigation should follow.— GaincsPhones 497-494 So, a criminal in Florida knows that villc Sun. ! I First National Bank MISTER MANAGER PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS at Reduced Prices THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida OCALA LIMESTONE TROWEL BRAND There W ouldn’t Be So Many Classified Ads Printed if They D id Not iMean Anything to You Deane Turner ■ 1 ... « | » r f. i. t Jr, . �m * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921 1 Summary of the Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Reader* yule H•pPenln|^, Mention o f Metier* In RHef Personal Ite m * ofInlere*! * * * * * ★ Mr, nnd Mrs, Endor Curlctt, o f Genova, wero In the city today on business. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * t * ^ : the w ea th e r s I SANFORD’S : ! TEMPERATURE : * K„r Florida: Fair Friday * and Saturday except showera * |n extreme South portion. * * J#** * * * * * * * * Tampa was represented here yester- «!ay l>y ll- Goodson. Lonnie Hardman, of Scottaville, Gn. waB a business visitor yesterday. Got a repaired tire to use as extra. Ford tires for $3.00.-S. A. Huston. r 110-2Gtc E G. Pearson, of Orlando, represent­ ing the Standard Oil Co., was in this city yesterday on business. Duick Roadster for sale. New tires and is in first class mechanical con­ dition.—H. & 0. Motor Co. 129-tfc Mr. Henry McLnulln, one of San­ ford's most prominent business men, Ituves today for points north and east to buy his fall stock of goodiffor his jewelry store here. Get a repaired tiro to use us extra. Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston. ite r a te A little ml now and then is relished |,y tin* best nf men ami even the rend­ ing public likes to rend the different advertisements and they get much enjoyment out of it. Are you an ad­ vertiser? Red Speed Wngon for sale, Slight­ ly used and is a bargain for the price we arc asking. It you need a truck, see us at once.— li. & 0 . Motor Co. 129-tfc Ihit tad's Specialty Shop has their regular Friday ad in this issue call­ ing attention of the school girls to the many new tilings for their wear. Watch for their opening date an­ nouncement of tho fall fashion show. Send your olil mattress to Bradley factory. Make them like now, for 15.00. 59 lb. now cotton mattress only *8.09. Guaranteed. D00 W. South St., Orlando, Fla. 122-2Gtc Keep your eye on the Daily Herald for the up to date store news. Our merchants are gutting in new fall goods and are talking about it through the columns of the Daily Ilcrnhi. \mi can save money by rending the Daily Herald nnd trading at home. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * --------Coming down, coming down, hut slowly. However, our old weather, mnn who knnwH about ns little about the weather as the goose hone prognoNtlcator says that September will be cool. All we enn say Is that If September Morn Is any barometer the old wenther prophet Is badly off his henrIngH. However one swallow neither mukes a summer or n drunkard and one morning in September docs not make the entire month and we are hoplag. One degree lower a day would eventually get the old bulb down to zero by Christmas. And then we should worry about the weather In Florida: 5:10 A. M., SEPTEMBER 2 Maximum ........................ 95 Minimum .......................... 07 Itnnge ............................... 70 Hitromcter .................... . 30.10 Calm and clear. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 model for sale. New tires, looks good in big business. and runs good. Wo are offering this car for $900.00 less than list price.— Among the new Sanford citizens H. & O. Motor Co. 129-tfc nre Dr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, oC Crown Point, Indiana, who came down It. A. Newman hns returned homo to visit their friends, the Lehman from a delightful trip to Waynesvillu, family, and fell in love with Snnwhen* he went last week to come hack ford. They have purchased the Doth! borne with his daughter, Olive, who home on Magnolia avenue, one of tho b<ts been at thu Juneluska camp for prettiest bungalows in the city anti n'irls. Linli enjoyed every minute of will he down later to make Sanford bis stay in the mountains, and had to their home. Dr. Gibbs is one of the 'deep under blankets nil the time. prominent physicians in Crown Point, having practised medicine for the past CHICKEN DINNER, Sur.dny noon forty years and is now ready to re­ «nd evening, Gray Gables, on tho tire nnd enjoy Sanford anil Florida. beueb, Seabreeze, Fin. Phono 491. Wo welcome these estimable people Free bath houses. 74-Frl-St-6m in'our midst. oYou Want A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? 209 PARK AVE. MOTORCO. SANFORD, FLA. LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES and SERVICE V Mrs, D. L .Thrasher, Miss May Thrasher ,Mr. and Mrs, Frank Wood­ ruff and sons, nro expected homo to­ day from Hendersonville, N. C., where they have been spending some time and their many friends will bo glnd to see them back home. ADVERTISING THE CITY. and take a look at our window and see for yourself the Straw Hats and Panamas we are offering at Your Choice; $ 1.48 / i « V Every hat in the house, balaluks, pana­ mas and straws; all of them, as long as they last w/ts/vffs r/Mr /s / 7 / / » S a n fo rd , F la . •5**fr*5**8*❖ •>*5*<**>■>•>•>•3**5**3*•;**> $ *$*«£<•»>«8*•>*!••$*•>•£•*!*•;••> (tUI'I’ E CORRECT, BROTHER DOBSON. The Star Advocate, published at Ti­ tusville, puts a whole volume of splendid good common sepsu into the following words: In Florida two-paper towns wilt soon be a rarity, that is, among the smaller towns. DeLnnd is the latest to join the growing list of one-paper towns, tile News and the Record hav­ ing consolidated. Just as sensible to hnve two rival telephone lines in a small town as two newspapers. The fixed policy of the News mana­ gers is to so conduct the business of publishing newspapers as to com­ pletely meet ail reasonable demands for a local paper in DeLnnd nnd west Volusia county. Tho present force of news gatherers and writers is abundantly competent to cover the field in a very complete manner. We have no enemies to punish, hut our best endeavors will be put forth to render a service that will reward all who do anything by way of co­ operating with us for the best good of the entire community. We confidently believe that with reasonable co-operation of our people we can demonstrate to the satisfac­ tion o f all that one local paper can accomplish far more for the promo­ tion of the best interests o f DeLnnd anil her people and the county thnt Is naturally tributary to DeLnnd, than could be done by two local papers.— DeLnnd News. *H*•>*#*•>*1** •>*>*1* UlnsHified advertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad taken for less that 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany nil orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR SALE AT BARGAINS—Two 5rooni apartments; t 5-room house, FOR REN’l*— Comfortable rooms, close in, good location.— A. P. Connel­ Furnished for light house keeping. ly. 138-8tc 318 Palmetto Ave. 134-Ctp. [.UMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC1NG—The builder may still get tho FOR RENT—Two partly furnished rooms. Apply 803 Third St., corner advantage of low building cost by Holly Ave. 138-3tp submitting schedules to us nnd getting service. FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT— dircct-from-mill-to-builder One apartment, bed room nnd kitch­ Our long leaf yellow pino nnd Tidewa­ enette; also two bed rooms nnd ter cypress, manufactured in best mills kitchen, furnished, with electric lights, insures first quality at lowest pos­ running water nnd gas; house shady sible cost consistent with good lum­ and cool. Apply to Mrs, Smith, 300 ber—lens middlemen's heavy profit,— French Ave. 134-Ctc GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, 138-e.o.d-13tc FOR RENT— 2 or 3 offices over Ilow- Florida. I er & Roumillat drug store, front rooms.— N. II. Garner. 135-Dtc WANTED—Team work. Inquira M. 121 20 t p Hanson Shoe Shop. FOR SALE—A five room bungalow, WANTED— For counter work, young 310 South Holly ave. Terms reas­ lady or young man,— Sunford De­ onable. See E. F. Lane. 134-Gtc pot Restaurant. 130-tfc FOR SALE—f l use No. I seed, Irish WANTED— Reliable man would liko to have position as truck driver or ^ potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A. Brumley. 131-tfc anything in general. P. O. Box 741, City.____________________ . 137-3tp FOR SALE— Medium size safe. Ap­ SPECIAL FOR ply 402 Sanford Ave., nnd Fourth Fisherman, Hunter nnd Tourist It. & I*. W. CLUB MEETING Street. 94-01. Army Tents, qomplctc with poles FOR TRADE— One practically new Thu Business and Professional Wo­ 10x10 .........................................135.00 men’s Club will hold their rcgulnr FOR SALE— One Bolding-IInll stone Reo Spcedwngon. Too heavy for Army Tents, 9x9 nt ................ 22.50 monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, lineii refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ our work. Want lighter car.— San­ Army Tents, oneman, a t ....................... 1.50 ford Mattress Co., 013 Ninth Streot. September 4th at 8 o'clock at the pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. UG-tfc Tarpaulins for Garages and ______________________ 138-4 tc Woman’s Club. The day is changed Trucks, at ................................. 11-00 from Monday to Tuesday on account FOR SALE—8-room house with all Complete line of Army Goods, in of of Labor Day. All members are modern convenience, excellent re­ limited quantities, Buy now while we urged to be present as an interesting pair. Prlvnto water works, in desir­ FOR MI-LEASE— Bishop block npnrthnve them.-—Thrasher & Garner. and amusing program has been nr- able location. Renson:*I)le terms. Ap­ nient house, 305 Eust (First Street. " 137*2tc will please bring twenty-five cents to See Mrs. Sharp. Phone 295-L1. ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. ranged.* Ench member in attendance llfl-tfc ______________________________ 134-4tp Tests o f electrically welded joints cover expenses. 130-4t4p FOR SALE—20 acres good orange in a steel ship built in Sweden show­ grove land situated within a mile of F O R C A f I 7 - Th® ***t small ed a tensile strength almost equal tit Post cards—local views— lc each at a \ J I l O / l L L business In town, Geneva. The land hns not been clear­ thnt of th opiates of steel themselves. the Herald office. Making money all the time, nt n bar­ ed hut has a hearing orange grove gain. Good rcnHon for Helling. Inves­ bordering it. This tract of land can lie tigate this.— Sanford Doughnut Kitch­ bought nt a real bargain. Fur full CARPETS ANI) RUGS en. 217 Hnnford Ave., Sanford, Fla. particulars address "C " care of the WASHED ____________ 113-tfp ] and cleaned at your home or we will Herald office. call for nnd deliver. Hamilton Bench FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, cerTRAIN SCHEDULE. Electric Washers used.— Sanford 1 tified by State Plant Board, $3 per After brutally biting three mem-; Steam Presscry, 317 1st St. Phone 500 thousand f. o. b. Lake Mary. Farina Southbound hers of u prominent South Florida i Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. Arrive Departs family and endeavoring to mako [ -i129-2 Up No H3______2:3oa. m. 2:40 a. m. his escape through a window screen, 8:40 a. in. -~t______ an anopheles mosquito ran amuck FOR SALE— Ford Truck. Inquire of No. No. ttt»______2:55 p.m. 3:20 p. ra. with a barrage of Torment und died West Side Grocery. Phono 100. F5__ ___7:30 p.m. 7:45 p. ra. instantly. Tho members bitten are 130-tfc No. all taking the mnlariul treatment and North Bound FOR SALE—8 hives of bees. In good will likely recover. Torment gases Arrive Departs condition." See A. E. Dobbins, 325 mosquitoes; it strikcM them dead thu No. 82______1:48 a.m . 2.03 a. m. Service Shoo Shop. 133-Sut-Wcd-9t first inhalation of it. They cannot No, 84______11:45 a.m . 12:05 p. m. get in the rangu of Rh fumes nnd got Post cards—local views— lc ench at No. 80........... 3:05 p.m . 3:25 p. m. mvhy alive. Protect your homo nguiust the Herald office. No. 28______10:00 p.m . mosquitoes by spraying Torment daily $low doing business in Or­ FOR SALE—Two nice young mules. Trilby Branch in your bed rooms. Sold by all mer­ lando, wants to extend Phono 100 fur information. 134-tfc Departs Arrive chants everywhere.—Adv. their business to Snnford •No. 100........... 0:30 a. m. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING nnd Is rendy to give esti­ 8:26 p. iu. Attachments; workB on all sewing •No. 24........... British experts have estimated that mates on any nnd nil kinds #No 158........... 7:00 a.m. machines; price $2.00; checks, 10c cxof construction work. the known nvnilnblo coal fields In­ No. 22........... 7:35 p. ra. : tra. Light’s' Mail Order House, Box sure an ndequnto'supply for tho nor­ Address Leesburg Branch j 127, Birmingham, Ala. 134-Gtp mal needs o f tho world fo r .4,000 Departs Arrive years. For office supplies, stationery, etc. •No.. 157........... 4:00 p. r . ** |come to the Herald office. No. 21........... 2:62 p. m. A novel automobile engine fan will • ■FOR SALE!— Smal house nnd 3-4 of •No. 101____0:30 p.m . blow cither hot or cold nir through | an acre of land on Sanford avenue,, •No. 25— . . . 2:00 p.m . the radiator, tho blades being shifted ' —John Hambono. 130-3tc Oviedo Branch by a thermostat actuated arm. Departs Arrive face, 3 ply $3.50 per sqqare. Tiger x •No. 126...........11:00 a. ra. ORLANDOJ FLA, brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; The saw mill of J. E. Smith which 3:40 p. m. wa amoved to Trilby 'rom Sumter + 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address •No. 127........... •Dally, except Sunday. 138-26tc county la now in operation . 4 4 + + 4 + 4 + + + + + 4 + + + + + * + + + + + + 4 M. E, Ginn, Box 301. FOR RENT WANTED FOR SALE FOR TRADE FOR LEASE WHOLE FAMILY v TERRORIZED J**«**!**2**!< LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, r»-pii8scnger. HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. HUPMOBILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.— Sold. BUICK, 1917 Mode], 3-passengcr Roadster BUICK, 1917 Model, 7-passenger. FORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.—Sold. CALL and LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU Stop a Minute! W. W .Duke, of Arcndln, district commercial manager of tho Western Union Telegrnph Co., is in tho city to­ day on his rcgulnr tour of inspection, Mr. Duke Is a genial gentleman who makes friends wherever ho goes and the Western Union is forunato in hnving such n man for this difficult position which ho holds. Every advertisement in the Dally Herald is an advertisement for tho city. They show to the outside world that Sanford merchants are alive and that they believe in advertising ami that they have real stores and live wires operating these stores. Among tho dally advertisers who go another step forward in advertising the city and incidentally their own business, 1h S. M. Lloyd, o f Lloyd’s Shoe Store, who starts « series o f advertisements today tolling about tho many advant­ ages of Sanford. Tho accessibility of Sanford is tho topic in tho first ad­ vertisement and it opens up a trend of thought hardly touched ns yet. It also shows that the Trade Extension trips have taught Mr. Lloyd and * * * * * * * * * * * many of tho other merchants some­ thing about our wonderful county and Robert I lolly has returned home our wonderful city of Sanford. from Pnurel Park camp at Hender­ sonville, N. C., where he spent two OVIEDO GUN CLUB SHOOT months with other Sanford hoys, llilly HELD YESTERDAY. Fitts and Leonora McLueas. The San­ ford contingent won many prizes in J. B .Coleman__________________23 -25 athletics and Leonard is the talk of A. B. Wallace__________ 23 25 Hendersonville in the athletic line and C. W. Brown__________________23 swimming stunts. L. Kennedy ___________________ 21 Holi M erriwenther____________ 20We have at present in stock one Kite Kennedy _______ 20slightly used Hupmobile that wo are T. L. Crosley.................................20 offering for sale at a reasonable price. Col. G. W. Knli-ht.......................20. 25 If you want the best for your money, Walter H a n d __________________ 18- 23 see us at once.— H. & O. Motor Co. Chits, Whittier ________________ 18 25 129-tfc Dr. Pules ton __________________ 17 Charley Matthews has returned W. . Brown.................................. 17 from a trip to points in Tennessee C. C. Howard__________________ 17 25 25 nnd North Carolina, where he visited F. B. McBride............................... 17 25 D. C. Hickson_________________ 17 hjH father nnd friends, nnd enjoyed or. Vern S le y _____________________ Hi the mountains. Charley said he had to sleep under sovoml blankets and C. S. Welch.................................. 10 10 quilts while up there, and It put the Tom W illia m s ---- -------C. StootholT ............... 15 old pep into his system and he Is Vance D o u g la s____________ — 15 ready to sell Sanford in the real es­ W. A. Lefflor................................. II 25 tate line. Mr. Polston ___________________ 14 25 13 25 The nuuiy friends of Harry B. Lew­ Sam Y ou n ts____________ 25 Mr. Morris ___________________ 12 is, Jr., nre glnd to sec him home for Theo. A u liu ____________ 12 a month’s vacation, the guest of his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs H. II. Lewis. Frank R o p e r __________________ 12 Harry is now identified with one of J. Brum l e y ____________________ 12 the largest department stores in Chns. Lee ...___________________ 12 Pittsburg, nnd is making good. His L. A. Brum ley_________________ It Sanford friends are rejoicing with It. G. Hickson................................. 10 Harry anti his parents over the fact Dr. S im m ons__________________ 10 25 8 25 that he is making a mnrk for himself Bob Stranger __________ If no, you cun got any mako you want. Anti the prices and terms made to suit you. We nre Headquarters for the best in Used Automobiles. We have both quantity and quality. Below nre a few, which we guarantee to be as represented: O t »* •i Central Florida! Construction Company Central Florida t, Construction § Company 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. 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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>, September 02, 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/e31076872d7f90141e1b1cd1685fc1e0.pdf a3855952bed654195e5318a22681e33b PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1921 Military Funeral of Ch NUM BER 139 Member o f A . E. F, (ML (f ‘J 1 4 Ij *++4*1* Southwestern Par ! FAST TRAIN DERAILED NINE PEOPLE INJURED West Virginia Wii B a ttle g ro u n d •AHT IN UECONNOITER HE p r o j e c t e d l i n e OF BATTLE Itr Tka Aaaoclatad Praaa) (By Tha Aaaoclatad Frail) PITTSBURG, Sept. .’L— Nino per­ sons were slightly injured when a Pennsylvania pnssenger train from Chicago to Now York wan derailed two miles west o f Coshoeton, Ohio, just before midnight last night. Thu tender and eleven conehcs left* the rails. MAN FLOGGED AT TULSA. OKLA CHARLESTON, Sept. 3.— The re­ (By Thu Aaioclatad Pram) maining federal troops ordered Into TULSA, Okln., Sept. 3.— More than the disturbed counties of the South­ western part of the state, arrived to­ one hundred armed masked men Inst day and took up their designated posi­ night seized J. E. Frazier, twentytions. Both federal and state mili­ eight, stripped and flogged him and tary otliciuLs believed today would see ordered him to lenve town. »n end of belligerency on the BuoneLogan boundary line and that the miners and others gathered there •mild ranidlv disperse and return Search Effects of Virginia Turner, Suspects Added LOGAN, W. Vu., Sept. 3.— After a morning of uncertainty, in which re­ ports from Spruce Fork ridge had told of sporadic fighting since day­ break, it was officially announced at noon yesterday that "heavy fighting” was taking place at Blair mountain, Mill Creek and Croked Creek. Col. Eubanks said one Logan man hnd been wounded on Illuir mountain and that five of the opposing forces hud been seen to fall. Airplanes rcconnoitcring over Boone county, east of the ridge, reported in­ creased activity among the armed bands assembled there, while n "cour­ ier from the front" said it was ono Four Men in Auto Try to Hold Up Paymaster Cigar Fastory Dr. Belcher Will Waive Preliminary Hearing (By Tha AtioclaUd Praia) CLEARWATER, Sept. 3.—A search of the personal effects of Virginia Turner had added new numes to the list of prohublc suspects and it is un­ derstood officers believu a definite development imminent. Counsel for Dr. I. J. Belcher, Tarpon Springs physician charged with manslaughter in connection with the case, reiterated their client would wuive preliminary examination Tuesday. i v *r I ■he infantrymen will be stationed " fthout 11 dozen centtnl points, r"tn which they will operate in small,,,|aehi,tents to nil surrounding Places where tlu.e ...... i........... U1CAN, w . v„ "Rhtintf <*nthe wes [ 0rk "«■«?.*, is an ■»M by Coi. W light. Hi, ' ,|,s nnnour t0*«r<l the center Peeress, but that t mobtain is |0(.nt0( Loom Eubanks rWn,i •* Log„n C0l "'I - Hm l volun Iat "'rplnnees S * on roads i * , f op" rl" he statement n rasuaiti niiu . Goff e" nlhougl • y ii* ^ 1 XT' l J' |M l /'V m A cv; V< RETURN FIRE AND SCARE RANDITS OFF AFTER WOUNDING ONE IN TIIE LEG Robert Hue, Chinaman who died la France while serving as a private In Company II, .'lOOtW Infantry regiment (By Tho AiftocUtflcl P r iu ) o f the Seventy-Seventh division, A. E. F., was hurled with military honors, from 'III Mott street. New York. Chinese TAMPA, Sept. 3.— One man is in war veterans, with otllcers and representatives of the On Leung Tong and’ other Chinese associations, attended tho the hospital with a bullet in his leg, services. two others slightly wounded us a re­ sult of an attempted holdup in West Tampa just before noon toduy on four men in an automobile with $30,000 payroll o fa cigar factory. L. M. Dnvla bookkeeper said the pay car was near­ ing the factory when another automo­ bile blocked the street compelling tit? pny car to stop. Four men jumped into the street and opened firo on tho pny cur. The negro chauffeur of the TO THAT EFFECT IS BOUNDARY pny car was hit in the shoulder, Davis’ LINE BETWEEN U. S. AND neck was grazed by another bullet. CANADA The men in the pny car returned the fire and the hnndits fled in another ONE HUNDRED CASES (By The Associated Press) machine. Deputies found one of tho Clyde Line Rates Much LIQUOR SEIZED TODAY WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.— Unforti­ bandits with a bullet in his leg, near IN MIAMI RAY fied boundary line of more than 3,000 Cheaper Than the scone. He refused to give his miles long between the United States name but said there were six in tho (By Tho Aaaoclatad Praia) Rail MIAMI, Sept. 3.— Nearly one hun­ and Cnnndu is the best testimony that gang including several locnl charac­ dred cases of liquor were seized aboard the world grows wiser and better, ters. The robbers machine disappeared a schooner in lower hay early today by President Hurding said in a letter to­ hut the bounded prisoner stated ho Sheriff Allen. The crew of three ne­ day to he read at the dedication of the would revoul the identity of the gang. groes were placed in jail. peace portal in commemoration of The sheriff’s force picked up three pis­ DELAND NEWS TAKES UP GREAT QUESTION OF SHIPPING more tlum one hundreds years of un­ tols and one rifle near the scene. Lieut. Hoyt’s Body BY WATER • interrupted pence between America Found in Wreckage Dirigible ZR-2 Epidemic of Murder Placed Upon Juries By County Solicitor Only One American Rody Now Miss . ing . Says Business Men Shirk Their Re­ sponsibility, Permits Crime. CHARLESTON, W. Vu., Sept. 3.— Federal troops are in West Virginia rea'-’v to put down the disorders thnt have liven disturbing the peace o f tho state since Inst week. The first troop train arrived at St. Albans early last night from Ohio, and was followed by other trains bringing infantrymen nnd equipment from the fifth corps area of the mid­ west. Troops from Camp Dix, who ■eh New Jersey early yesterday are Hot flue until toilay. Ihig..(,en. II. II. Uundholtz, In comJand nf all tin- troops, worked out the details for placing the commands to­ day, r7T 1 (By Tho Aaaoclatad Frol.) HULL, Sept. 3.—The body of Lieut. Henry W. Hoyt, of Clearwater, Fla., and three other Americans were re­ covered from the wreckage of the ZIl2 today. Only one American body now missing. (By Tb. Aaaoclitod Fi.u) TAMPA, Sept. 3.—Aroused by an epidemic of murder and serious crime, County Solicitor Morris Givens toduy placed the responsibility for lack of punishment upon the juries. Hu de­ clared business men were dodging jury duty and the cilahre of citizenship obtained for jury duty permits numer­ ous criminals to go unpunished. LIFE BOAT FOUND CONTAINING ELEVEN OF CREW OF CANADIAN S lid (By Tho Associated Pron) SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.—The missing life boat of the crippled steamer Canadian Importer containing eleven members of the crew, was picked up parly today one hundred miles off San Francisco. MOR THREATENS TO STORM GEORGIA J AH JASPER, Sept. 3.— Angry* persons, many of whom were members of a posse that captured two negroes, who are accused of attacking a white wo­ man yesterday, threatened to storm the jail last night and lynch the pris­ oners. Sheriff Rogers pleaded with the men to lot the law taku its course. The ussnult occurred near McKinnin, in Wayne county, during l.io ab­ sence o f the woman’s husband. Tho negroes arrested gave their names as Joe Jordan, thirty-six, Crescent City, Fla., and James Harvey, twentysix, Limn, O. The woman is said to have identi­ fied the negroes ns her assailants, A special term of court to try the ne­ groes has been ordered. and Great Brituin. The portal will be dedicated September (Uh on the inter­ national line. FLAPPERS’* DUE TO THE SHORTCOMINGS OF PARENTS, Not the children, hut the parents, are to blame when "flappers” run around the streets with their stock­ ings rolled down, their forms adorned with a peek-a-boo waist and short skirts and their hair all frizzled up. Such is tlic vigorous opinion enter­ tained by Rev. Billy Sunday and ex­ pounded at sonic length to ten thous­ and people nt Portland, Ore., the past Week. . “ Any man who can look nt the shortskirted, hare-kneed, frizzled headed, gum-chewing, fudge-eating modem flapper, without having a moral blow­ out, should get a government pen­ sion," declared Billy. Live Stock Shown First Duty as President at the State Fair, to Establish Author­ No Quarantine ity of U. S. YOUNG TAMPA LADIES AND MAN SUFFER IN AUTO SMASH „ TAMPA, Sept. 3 — Naomi Bishop, 16-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bishop, of No. 3812 Florida ave­ nue, is dead as a result of an automo­ bile accident on Florida avenue at tho turn near Sulphur Springs last night* about l) o’clock. Miss Bishop wub riding in a Hudson speedster with her elder sister, Miss Mary Lou Bishop, the car being driven by Cecil Saxton, Ilay und Fourteenth street, when an attempt to take the turn resulted in the machine rolling over into n va­ cant lot and coming to a stop, bottom side up, about 10U feet from tho road. The girl died on the way to a hospital in an ambulance*. The sister was in­ jured only slightly about the lower limbs, it was thought lust night, and Saxton was only Hlightly bruised nnd cut about tho lower limbs. According to Mary Lou Bishop’ll story, the occupants of the car wero all riding in the front sent, and all were thrown clear of the machine when'it left the road. Lhe said her sister wu3 thrown a.*** ss her, so that she could not got up until hor sister hud been picked up by Snxtod. Naomi Bishop was unconscious when aid reached the scene, and sho and her sister were carried to tho home of J . A. Arnold, Florida avenue and Broad street, a short distance from tho turn where the accident occurred An am­ bulance was called und the girl was hurried to the Gordon Keller Memorial hospital. Dr. S. F. Adamo made an examina­ tion o f the dead girl after Hhe had reached tho Gordon Keller Memorial hospital and pronounced her dcud. Tho body was turned over to the F; T. Blount Company. It could not bo Iparned lust night what Injury cauBod such sudden death, ns there was no visible* injury excepting a broken right urm and soino minor scratches and hruiBus, according to Mr. Blount. (By Tho Associated Praaa) WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.— President Gontpers of the American Federation of Labor told President llurding to­ day that it was against the authority of tho government of United States and "people o f West Virginia cannot and must not stand in hostile array.” Gompers and JnmcH Lord, president of tho mining department of the Federa­ tion called on the president, they ex­ plained, to lay before him tho situa­ tion uh they viewed it. Gompers said he also told the president that after all, when men have obeyed order of the president und dispersed, "it muy crush their spirit hut thut is no remudy of the acute situation as it exists in West Virginia und nothing will bu settled." Gompers urged President Hnrding to call a conference of oper­ ators and miners to settle the con­ troversy nnd establish butter relations CASE OF MAHOMET for tho future. Hnrding,- Gompers AND THE MOUNTAIN, snid, listened with keen interest and sympathy to his appeal but Btnted his For tho first time n feasible plan first duty ns president was to estab­ for getting deep water shipB here baa lish tho authority o f tho United Stat­ been suggested and has the support es and tho maintenance of order. of tho Chamber o f Commerce. The three prisoners taken by the Logun county forces, who were brought here yesterday. They were John Stollings nnd French Hager, both o f Logan county, and Clydo McGnrvish, of Clnney, Ohio. Stollings and McGnrvish were arrested in tho Coal river field Inst night nnd Hager wns tnken by n state trooper at Sharpies Inst Sunday. Stollings nsserted thut ho wns re­ turning to Lognn county from Boone county, whoro ho hnd visited his mothor. • "I encountered n bund of men who plnced n ribo i nmy hands, tied n red hand about my arm, nnd forced mo to march nt the head," Stollings snid. Unger, who nppenrod to be nbout sixteen years oid, said thnt ho hnd no Ideh there wns to ho a mnrch to Mingo. LOGAN, Sept. 3.— Firing wns re­ sumed shortly before noon today from n machine gun along Croked Creek. Processes fo r making vinegnr for home uso nnd for commercial pur­ poses from oranges have been work­ ed out by a Los Angeles laboratory. « » & !■ * " " i f way to get deep water Is to build out to it, not try to bring tho deep wntor up to piers closo to tho land.— St. Pete Independent. �Vs! xA T H E SANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD , FR ID AY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921 * ■ AUGUST SETS AGREE ON “ DRY” RECORD PLAN TO FINANCE SCHOOLS OF DADE When August was tom fropi cal­ IP If. Copyright 1921 11.irt S ctulfner 8c M ux I HERE’S WHAT WE MEAN By bigger values this fall M M MI, Sept. 2.— Decision to cen­ ter on n combination of the plans ad­ vanced by E. B. Douglas’ committee ns recommended to the school bonrd and by the Dade County Funding Cor­ poration for raising $100,000 by sub­ scription for the use of operating tjio county schools during the coming year, has been reached try a joint com­ mittee of the Douglas committee and the funding corporation committee. With but a light vote enst trustees from all Dade county school districts were elected yesterday and two is­ sues of school bonds were authorized totalling $1)0,000. An additional as­ sessment of three mills for school pur­ poses was also voted by some of the districts. No llnancial aid can he given the city and county public schools by the city commissioners and the county board of public instruction will have to look elsewhere for money with which to finance the institutions, the city commissioners decided nt n ses­ «». sion yesterday morning. This action was taken following the rending of a written opinion on the subject by the city attorney which quoted, the city || Jcharter provision for taxation ns spec­ ifying various things for which it would be legnl to make levies upon property in the city. In the opinion of the attorney under none of the provisions could an assess­ ment be made for either buying the central school property or purchasing school wnrrnnts without jeopardizing the entire school levy. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX New Fall Styles Specially Priced at $ 45.00 1 Satisfaction or Money Back Sanford Shoe Clothing Co. I' t The Home of Hurt SchalTner & Marx Clothes i * * * * * * * * * * !I. Piedmont League At High Point Raleigh 2. At Durham 0, Winston-Salem •!. At Danville I, Greensboro 10. i SPORT WORLD i , * * * * * * * * * TENNIS CHAMPIONS FAQE EACH OTHER AT FOREST HILLS * WHERE THEY IM.AY TODAY Orlando a t. Jacksonville. Lakeland at Daytona. St. Petersburg at Tampa. a 1 STAND i ; St. Petersburg W 71 111 .57 .51 48 43 L 31) 18 54 51) 62 69 .513 .464 .136 .384 Y ESTER DA Y'S It ESI I. I S Florida State League At Tampa 10, St. Petersburg 3. At Jacksonville 2, Orlando I. At Daytona 7, Lakeland (i. fy South Atlantic Association At Augusta 2, Spartanburg 3. At Columbia 17-1, Greenville 0-0. At Charleston-Charlotte, rain. ;I Be/ . I l| m At At At At American League New York 0-8, Washington 3-1. Detroit 7, Cleveland fl. Chicago 0, St. Louis 5. Boston 2, Philadelphia 1. National League At Pittsburg 1-0, St. Louis 10-8. At Brooklyn 0, New York l. At Philadelphia I, Boston 0. Others not scheduled. Southern Association At Little Rock 3-2, Birmingham ft-i. At Nashville I, Memphis 0. At Mobile 0, Chatiauooga 10. Others not scheduled. W At At At At Americun Association Milwaukee 2, Toledo 10. St. Paul 8, Indianapolis 1. Minneapolis 4, Louisville G. Kansus City-Columbus, rain. At At At At International League Syracuse 17, Jersey City 4. Rochester 15-0, Newark 0-4. Toronio 3. Baltimore 2. Buffalo G, Reading 1. At At At At Virginia League Richmond 1, Newport News 9. Portsmouth 10, Turboro 0. Wilson 3, Suffolk 0. Norfolk 5, Rocky Mount 7. HU' ' I Hu ■ K E K /'Sfej--. •• -»« iny Thn AitocUtnl Pr<*«i> FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Sept. 2.— International tennis classics for pos­ session of the Davis cup starts today on the courts of the West Side Club with William M. Johnston, of San Pet. Francisco facing Icldya Kumagne, of .616 ! Japan, in the first o f a three days ser­ .560 i i(ja HIGHER STANDARDS FOR LAWYERS IS UR(iEI) BY ROOT. CINCINNATI, Aug. 31.— A dny of sectionnl meetings devoted Inrgcly to reports of committees and discussion occupied delegates and visitors who poured into Cincinnati todny for the forty-fourth annual convention of tho American Bar Association. Pronlinent barristers from all sections of tho country were present for tho busi­ ness meetings, auxiliary to the pro­ gram o f addresses which begins to­ morrow before the general convent­ ion. Elihu Root, former secretary of shite, madetwo brief addresses to­ day in which he urged the bnr to play an important role in creating public opinion and in educating young law­ yers In the fundamentals of the law. The former secretary o f state urg­ ed that the bar association exercise strict supervision of lawyers of tho coming generation, so that the legal profession might have competent men to administer the law. THE STAR TO-DAY endars at midnight Wednesday, the driest August in the nnnnls o f the loicnl weather burenu passed into his­ tory. Only 2.38 inches of rainfall were recorded during tho 31 days of the month. The driest previous record wns held by the month of August, 1010, when 3.03 Inches fell. The best rnln of the month occur­ red last Sunday when .03 inches fell. On ten other days during the month some rainfall wns recorded, but the' total fell short o f the previous record by about on inch nnd a quarter . As for temperature, the average was about one degree above what the normal average for the month should have been. The hottest dny was Au­ gust 3, when the mercury registered 94. One very low mark was hung up, the mercury going to 07 on the morn­ ing of the 27th. This was within one •degree of the lowest recorded for August since the establishment o f the weather bureau in Tnmpn. “ Not such a bad month altogether," said Meteorologist W. J. Bennett.— Tampa Times. MARION DAVIES in “THE BURIED TREASURE” Also a Comedy Tomorrow— An All-Star Cast in “Seeing it Through” ; also a Sunshine Comedy. SUMMER D AYS WILL SOON BE OVER OFFICIALS OF TOWN ARE ARRESTED FOR LOW TAXES. LONDON, Sept. 2.— Sheriff's offi­ cers in motor cars went to Poplar this evening and visited the residence of the members o f the Poplar Borough council, who had refused to comply with an order of the high court re­ quiring them to raise tax rates in ac­ cordance with a ruling o f the London county council.. Mnny o f the council­ lors were not nt home, but several of them were nrrested nnd conveyed to prison amid sympathetic cheers from the crowds which gathered as soon as it was known that the sheriff's offi­ cers were active. George Lnndshury, editor of the Daily Herald, nationnl labor organ, who is a member of the Borough council, has not yet been arrested, nor have any o f the women members of the council, of whom there are sev­ eral, hut it is expected that all will be imprisoned tomorrow, as they are not attempting to evade arrest. It has been a busy summer even though it wns vacation time and we face the winter season with the greatest and brightest prospects for a most prosperous year. Our busi­ ness and your business is increasing, Sanford ia growing beyond expectations of the greatest boosters, conditions are better, Florida is tho most prosperous state in the union. Now is the time to think of the proverbial “ rainy day." Snvo your,money while you uro making it. Bank it with the bank that insures your deposits. Start your hank account today. The W inter Season Is A dvancin g G E T R E A D Y FO R BUSINESS T H A T IS COM1NQ The Peoples Bank o f Sanford ORGANIZE OIL COMPANY. OXFORD, Sept. 2.—Organization of 4*4* -S**5*4*❖ 4*4"•{*•>+ ♦ 4>>J>+ ❖ + 4*4*+*1*4++♦< the Oil Hammock Oil and Gas Co., + 4*4*4*+4*4*❖ >J.+<♦-S*.J.'F ❖ 4*4-❖ has been perfected here for the pur­ pose of drilling for oil on the laud of Willinm It. Turner, where a deposit of oil was discovered some time ago ? ______________________________________________ whim drilling was being done for ar­ tesian water. The organization is I -------------------- JUST A R R IV E D -------------------composed o f local men with the ex­ Two fresh ear Joads. The good kind, some ception of C. W. Cobb, of Hnzcthurst, On., nnd Rev. I.. M. Chitty, of plant •I* good saddle and driving horses. Lots of City. Mr. Cobbb is said to be an ex­ T perienced oil man and considers oil indications at the Turner place as * mated teams. For prices see REID, good. With Drilling, it is stated, will be com­ menced as soon as the machinery can he secured and installed. I Horses & Mules l SHIPS TO GO ON SALE. WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.—The nine ships temporarily allocated to tin* United Stntes Mail Stuamship Co., will be offered for sale or charter in one lot as a “ going concern" it wns said at the shipping bonrd office last night. Prospective purchasers will be required to establish their financ­ Gainesville will soon spend $30,000 | ial responsibility before their bids will SANFORD AND W INTER GARDEN be considered, an official o f the board for improvements o f the tlight and A . j . .5. .5. •{••!••{•<• 4-4* •I*1?*4- 4-4-4- 4-4*4*4-4- 4- 4-•}•4*•{••I*4-4- •}•4*4-*5* -I--I-4-4*4"4144 water plant. said. RECKLESS DRIVER HATCHING CHICKENS HELD FOR Ml KDKH. UNDERGROUND PROVES S UCC ESS F UL V ENT UIt E SAVANNAH, Gu., Sept. 2.-Jo* Walter Collins, the Tampa artist, Edmondson, a negro, was held by the who formerly lived in Lakeland, was recorder today for murder. An auto­ in the city Tuesdny and was cordially greeted by muny friends here. Mr. mobile truck driven by Edinundson, The Cjirl or Young Lady Leaving for School Can We Suggest — A pretty Frock, in Wool or Silk. Somethin# individual, a gar­ ment that you will enjoy wearing at all times. Do you need a Wool Jersey Slipover Dress for traveling? Or a Hat for street or dress wear? A Kimona, a Robe, a Corset, many other novelties? Silk Underwear, Hosiery and W E HAVE THEM ALL Can We hare the Pleasure o f Showing them to You ? Baumel’s Specialty Shop ASK HARVEY’S RECALL. » JVhereStyle Reigns 307 East First Street Opposite Ford Service Station (WATCH FOR THE DATE OF OUR FALL FASHION SHOW) ... XU) •• LkS Collin’s trip this time was not in con­ nection with his art work, although he is still running his art school. In connection with Hamilton Husch, of Tnmpn, be lins established the RanchCollins Poultry Farm, four miles north of Sulphur Springs, and 403 white Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds strut about tlie premises proud in the know­ ledge that they are not as other chick­ ens are. Mr. Collins was accompanied to Lakeland by Mrs. Uusch and they are buying more stock for the farm. One of the most interesting sights on the Itasch-Collius Poultry Farm ia the underground incubator room, it all started from the well-known fact that incubators work butter in cellars in connection with the other wellknown fact that cellars are us scarce as hen’s teeth in Florida. Mr. Rnsch and Mr. Collins, there­ fore built a cellar, a room 8x12 feet, and GVj feet deep. Thu first trial verified the theory, for it resulted in u hatch of nearly 100 per cent. More­ over the chickens lire sturdy little birds, full of vitality ami growing rapidly.— LaKclnnd Telegram. NORFOLK, Vt., Sept. 2.— A reso­ lution asking ['resident Harding to recall Col. George Harvey, American ambassador to Great Britain, is be­ fore the resolutions committco of the Virginin department of the American legion, which convened here yesterdny. on Tuesday morning last, struck a car in which Dr. Mux Stein ,«f t-°‘ lumbin, S. C., and others were driv­ ing, injuring Dr. Stein so seriou sly he died later in the dny. THREE ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNGALOWS FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS Very desirable. Just completed. Every modern convenience. Sh­ unted on Palmetto nve., beyond 10th street nH follows: BUNGALOW, 6 rooms (3 l*d rooms) and bath, front nnd hnck porch. BUNGALOW, 6 rooms (2 bed ronms), screcnd sleeping porch, nnd bath, front nn « hnck porch. BUNGALOW, 5 ro on iH (2 bed rooms) nnd bnth, front nn hnck porch. AH completely screened thruuut. Gas nnd electric light con. nections. Instnntnncous healer* in bnth rooms. For terms apply to owjfer, GEO. A. D’COTTES �* * * * * * * * * * ated with vases of Zlnnlns, nlnmnndcr nnd cosmos. Fancy work nnd pleasant conversa­ <> tion helped to pass a very pleasant afternoon. Late in tho afternoon, <> * * * * * * * * * * <> Mrs. Smith sorved pineapple shorbert, individual cakes with ornngo <> Mrs. Howard Overlin left yesterday' icing and mints, the plates being dec­ HOLLY CROSS CHURCH «> <> for Evansville, Ind., where she will orated with cosmos. (Eplscopnl) <> spend several weeks with her father. Services for September «lth, tho Those enjoying Mrs. Smith’s charm­ ing hospitnlity were: Mrs. Sherman 15th Sundny after Trinity: Mr. nnd Mrs. Nathan O. Garner and Lloyd, Mrs. Rnymond Key, Mrs. Ed. Early Celebration, 7:30, the Rector <> <> little daughter, Marguerite, returned I.nne, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. J. B. oicinting. home Inst night from Delray, Fla., Lawson, Mrs. Fjred Dniger, Mrs. Ar­ -» Sundny School, 0:45. <> where they have been the guests of chie Betts, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Mrs. Vesper nt 8 o'clock. • <> <» relatives. Although the Rector has returned A. W. Lee? Mrs. Hownrd Overlin. <> <> from his vacation, the regular m id -i «• Miss Esther Miller left this after­ -> day services will not be resumed nt HOPE OF EARLY <> noon for Daytona Reach where she this time. ■* RECOGNITION OF <» will spend the week end ns tho guest Due announcement will be made of MEXICO DASHED. of Miss Ruby Edwards, of Ocala. WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.— Hopes of any chnngcs. nn early recognition of Mexico, which Mrs. Clny, Mrs. B. W. Herndon, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH <> Miss .Marjorie Clny and Lieut. H. A. had been raised by the decision o f tho ■■ Mexican supreme court that article < ■ Bivins will spend Sundny nt Dnytona <> Sundny School will be nt 0:30 a. m. 27 o fthe Mexican constitution is not •> Reach. Preaching nnd the supper nt 11 a. m. <> retroactive were dashed today by tho -> Young Peoples’ Mass meeting nt 7 ■ > statement o f President Obregon to MYs. Mary Higgins nnd Miss Ade­ <> p. m. the Mexican congress denouncing the < > laide Higgins, left this morning for Preaching nt 8 p. m. by the pastor, ■> <> Dnytonn Reach where they will spend proposals made by the United States Dr. George Hyman on the subject: > > for a treaty o f commerce and nmity. ICE COLD CHERO-COLA FREE some time. <• "Four Stages o f the Christian Life." <> OITicinls here admitted surprise nt <> Always welcome nt the Temple. ON SATU R D A Y <• Rev. A. S. Peck and his mother, the statement of President Obregon. <> Mrs. Jonothnn Peck, returned yester­ It was tnken ns positive indication <> PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH <> day from Dnytona Reach where they that no progress hn sheen made in The various activities of the church + 4 + 4 . -j-+*-y* 5 4-+■>+•{••}• 4*+•{•++*5*++•M’* * * + + + ♦ * + * + + + the negotiations which hnve been go­ are all tnking on fall life. The pray­ spent the past month. ing on between the Mexican foreign er meeting being loyally attended this ♦ Miss Rosamond Radford left yester­ office nnd Chns. T. Summerlin, charge week. "WELL DONE"— “ DONE WELL” | day for Waycross, Gn., where she will of the American embassy. * The pastor will preach at both ser­ spend several days before going to "Whatsoever thy hnnds find to do Following the decision o f the Mexi­ vices tomorrow. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Forsyth, where she will resume her can supreme court, it wns stated au­ Do well" nnd with smiles that ure SERVICES Sunday school at 0:45 a. m. studies at Bessie Tift College. true. thoritatively here that the chances for Morning worship, 11 a. m. With I'Halms on your tongue and prnyrecognition o f Mexico were consider­ SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ITII Senior C. E., 7 p. m. ers in your heart, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb, Miss ably brighter, and inasmuch ns this Preaching, S p. m. You mny accomplish what you start. Miriam nnd Glen Whitcomb, former­ decisoon would prevent confiscation You are Invited to worship with us Subject: "M AN" There is never a task thnt’s too great, ly of this city, but now of Orlando, o f American oil properties in Mexi­ if you have no church home in San­ Though it may be one which you hat .*, were guests of friends here yesterday. co, it was stated that the drafting of ford. Sunday School----- 10:00 n. m. Just think of the cross, the bitter a treaty of commerce nnd pmity Church Service___ 11:00 a. ni. pain, THEATRE AND BUFFET SUPPER would be made easier. * The question SERVICES AT And start that task—do not complain. METHODIST CHURCH. Mis. W. A. Whitcomb of Orlando, of the retroactivity o f article 27 hnd Women’s Club Hidg., Oak Ave. Aristotle and wise Ruskln taught been one of the principal points at will entertain the members of the All Are Welcome. Us lessons on the noble thought Preaching services will be conduct­ Peck-Whitcomb party Monday even­ controversy in the negotiations. Of what life really is nnd would bo ing in Orlando. The guests will in­ Officials refused to indicate wheth­ ed at the Methodist church tomorrow, If there had been no work for me. clude Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, er Charge Summerlin would be in­ Sunday by the pastor, Rev. S. W .' Remember then the Master’s "Well Misses Ethel and Florence Henry, structed to discontinue his efforts to Walker, as follows: FIVE DARK NIGHTS OF LIFE Done,” Agnes Dumas, Serita Lake and May reach an agreement on a treaty of Morning subject, "His Presence Pronounced when life’s race has been Thrashers and Messrs. Sherman commerce nnd nmity, but it was sta­ With Us." This is the subject of the sermon to run, Moore, Frank Pardon, Paul Dooley, ted i nsomc qunrterss that the nego­ Evening subject, "The Signs of tho be delivered by Dr. George Hyman on Has been promised to he who does Lee Peek and (Siena Whitcomb, and tiations would probably go on. Times." Sunday morning at the Baptist Tomwell Mr. and Mrs. R. I,. Peck. Some persons in close touch with Sundny School, 0:30 a. m. 11. S. pic. The service will he nt eleven Those duties too simple to tell. o'clock. After tho sermon the observthe Mexican situation were inclined Hutchinson, Supt. T. N. T. CLUB. Kpworth League, 7 p. m. nnce of the Lord’s Supper will take to believe that the Obregon statement The Rod and Gun Club invites the Mrs. Howard Smith entertained the might hnve been for a political pur­ Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 p. m. Pl«ce* public to shoot clny pigeons *it the members of the T. N. T. Club very pose nnd that the nppnrcnt decision A warm welcome to all. The organist for the Temple for this club house grounds on the lake front delightfully Wednesday afternoon at of the chief executive to reject the month is Mrs. L'chclle Mnines. next Monday afternoon. If you in­ her home on Sanford Heights. treaty proposals might later be re­ I’cst cards— local views— lc each nt tend Htnying nt home be sure nnd take For office supplies, stationery, etc., The rooms were tastefully decor­ versed. the Herald office. in the gun club shoot. come to tho Hcrnld office. Mr. nnd Mra. W. F. McTccr an­ nounce the birth of a little daughter, Ski •‘i Wednesday, August 30th at their home on Palmetto avenue. Tho little lady , MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, weighed 0 4 pounds and hns been giv­ Phone 217-W en the name Marion Nella. SOCIETY SOCIAL CALEN D AR Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will bo held at the Central Pnrk nt 5 o'clock. Mrs. R. E. Tolar has returned from an extended visit to Chautauqua, nnd Now York City, N. Y.( Washington, D. C., nnd Richmond, Vn. Mrs. D ,L. Thrasher returned home yesterdny from Hendersonville, N. C. Mrs. Mary Higgins roturned home yesterdny from nn extended vir.it to her daughter, Mrs. Julian Stryker, in L&nsdnlo, P. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. Christenborry, Misses Rebecca Stevens nnd Sarah Wheeler motored to Lakeland this morning where they will stay until Tuesday. Rev. F. E. Stelnmeyer, formerly of this city but now pastor of the Tampa Heights Methodist church, nt Tnmpn, was In the city yesterdny ns the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Adams. Miss Minkie Gardner, of Tampa, is the guest of Miss Mamie Kate Wil­ liams. Mr. nnd Mrs. Orin Stenstrom and baity are now pleasantly located in their new home on I.nurel avenue. ■- i!■/ K . Mrs. J. G. Sharon nnd children, and mother, Mrs. Smith, formerly of Tnllnhnssce, arrived yesterdny nnd were tho guests of the former's aunt, Mrs. J. E. Lning. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sharon bought the Peabody homo on Tenth street nnd are moving in today. R: ■n * 1 THE SANFORD D AILY H ERALD , SA TU R D A Y, SEPTEMBER 3, 1921 PAGE TWO Samuel Stocking,of Atlanta, was registered at the Montezuma yester­ dny. Fred S. Dalgor, Jr., leaves tonight for Tampa, where he will spend the week-end with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Daiger, Sr., at their home in Hyde Pnrk. Lieut. II. A. Bivins, o f Arcadia, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hern­ don for tho week end. ***♦♦♦ *1* *1*♦?**1*♦♦♦ THE CHURCHES Service Quality and Price at THE CASH FILLING STATION First Street and Elm Avenue EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc. *** *1* ♦♦♦*** ♦♦♦+***** *1*♦♦♦*1**** ♦♦♦*1*K* ♦♦♦******♦♦♦♦♦♦*1*♦♦♦♦♦♦ *1*♦♦♦ *** ***♦♦♦*v> ♦♦♦*1* ♦♦♦*** ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦*+**1* ♦♦♦ ? ' Reduction in Cars : V J Reduction in Cars X f X X f X i X FORD CARS at BELOW PRE-WAR HU HJ. —tv Kit '• Type TOURING .... RUNABOUT CHASSIS ..... TRACTOR ... List $355.00 325.00 295.00 . 625.00 Frt. & Tax - $92.63 91.41 85.30 F.O.B.Sanford $447.64 416.41 380.30 Frt. & Tax $95.53 94.29 87.03 F.O.B.Sanford $520.53 489.29 452.03 DEMOUNTABLE RIMS DEMOUNTABLE RIMS AND 30x 3'/2 TIRES Type List Frt. & Tax TOURING .........$380.00 $93.68 RUNABOUT .... 350.00 92.44 CH ASSIS......... 320.00 85.92 TRK. CHASSIS 445.00 89.01 Type List TOURING .........$425.00 RUNABOUT ... 395.00 CHASSIS ........... 365.00 F.O.B.Sanford $437.68 442.44 405.92 534.01 ? t f X X ? ♦I* X X f ? T The Following Prices EFFECTIVE TODAY on All Models REGULAR WITH STARTER it 1.- RICES Y 30x31/2 TIRES AND STARTER Type List Frt. & Tax F.O.B.Sanford T O U R IN G ....... $450.00 $96.56 $546.56 RUNABOUT .... 420.00 95.33 515.33 C H A SSIS......... 390.00 87.65 477.65 TRK. CHASSIS 515.00 90.75 605.75 S E D A N ............. 660.00 105.23 765.23 COUPE ............... 595.00 102.54 697.54 This settles the Ford Car Prices for all times as the cars have been put back to pre-war prices. All models and types in stock tor immediate delivery. Buy now while you can secure delivery. EDW ARD HIGGINS, Incorporated Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ❖ ? XY Y Y ? I ? j Y Y Y Y T �mm W tM „ Ifn'gfl ■M-i '<;:. r i?. THE 8ANFORD D A IL Y H E R A LD , SA TU R D A Y, SEPTEMBER 3 ,1 9 2 1 ......... •"••*♦"♦•••.... M ANAGER TRIS SPEAKER CLEVER A S SO U TH P A W ROPER OF STEERS Progressive movements, fostered by progressive individuals, are invariably productive o f results. All progressive movements that Mve for their aim the creating o f a GREATER SANFORD and SEMINOLE CONUTY are in accord with the progressive policy o f this insti­ tution. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD t LAW YERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorncy-ut-Law Contractor and Builder tinitro YOtlP. Battery Troubles to Us The Seminole County Wa Braclallia on El.ctrlcil Work and can tlva y o u dcpondablo tirricn,. WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS ron OVKftHAULINd YOtnt CAR Bank. .*••*•* •• SERVICE ? 'V * Phone 180 Hf CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tells IIow To Get Quick Belief (iv.iitlnnnl from l'*se 0n®> from Ilcad-Cotdii. It's Splendid! jonvillc for transferring merchandise from river boats In ocean vessels? The facilities for transferring merIn one minute your clogged ostrlls charnli.se or other eomnioilitiea from will open, the air passages In your river boats to ocean liners at Jackson­ ville «rc first-class by reason that both head will clear nnd you can breathe lines receive and discharge freight freely. No more hawking, snuffling, headache, dryness. No from the same terminal, there being blowing, no delay on account of switching or struggling- for breath nt night. Your cold or catarrh will be gone. druying. 7, —What kind of connections are Get a small bottle o f Ely's Cream made at Jacksonville between river Balm from your druggist now. Ap­ boats and ocean vessels? The closest ply a little o f this fragrant, ai tisoptic possible connection is made at Jack­ healing cream in your nostrils. It sonville between river boat and ocean oenctrates through every air passage vessels. o f the head, soothes the inflamed or 8. —What is the time required forswollen mucous membrane nnd relief the transportation of freight from comes Instantly. Dei.nnd Landing to the several points It’s just line. Don’ t stay stuffed up touched by the ocean vessels? (Give with n cold or nasty catarrh—Belief the time for each terminal point), comes so quickly.— Adv. Present schedule is as follows: Ocean line steamer scheduled to arrive at ly. A s ’ a matter of general informa­ Jacksonville in the forenoon of Sun­ tion we will quote only the rate from days, Tuesdays and Fridays. NorthJacksonville to New York, which var­ |bound sailings, 2 o’clock p. m., of ies according to location on the ves­ Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. sel. The different rates are as fid|.lijver line steamer is scheduled to lows: $30.40, $*15.07, $17,211, $48.37, leave Jacksonville for the south at *1 $51.07. o'clock p. in., of Tuesdays, Thursdays These rates include transportation, and Saturdays, Itivcr boats are sched­ meals, stateroom berth and war tux. uled to arrive in Jacksonville at 7 a. This is sufficient to enable one to of V .levs, Thursdays and Satur­ make an intelligent comparison with days, 'the rates by rail, which will be given •N"b : While the information that | in the next chapter. is given bv Mr. Semitic in reply to No, In further connection with various K |s ■' .cr< -t v.ii value, it dr* s not rates which our section of the stale point that is intended hy is directly interested in, Mr, Serolde the <|iie,‘tiiin. Vnother effort will be states .hat the rate on oranges mid rna<i. to ><•< ;re the desired informa[ ti"n, and if Mmessful will he given grapefruit, all-water, Clydo Line, DeLand to New York is as follows: Car in nmitlier I-mh., ■' (Jiioi. transportation rates, per load lots, ODlic per box; less than ear I rut. nr t.m, from Itel.and Landing to load lots, 77,,ac per Ixix. The rate on potatoes in standard j each nf the several terminal points, on barrels of 185 pounds, is $1.18',j per than nf the most common classes of barrel, in any quantity. Other vege­ nim-lmiali-e, and give examples of the tables, taking estimated weight of |merchandise included in those classes, he freight rates carried ill tariffs is. fifty pounds, is 58c per crate. A questionnaire has been submit­ SUtl ' lyde .Steamship Company, on movna'd hy Southern clnasificn- ted to the officials of llie Atlantic | "in on interstate business. Class Const Lino Railway, covering sub­ ndcs apply in both directions. Inter- stantially the scope of the foregoing s ' ' . la rates, applinulde between queries, and when replies are receiv­ IJacksonville and Dc-Land Landing are ed we will give the next chapter in o " o»s: Mist class, 53c; second the transportation story. We would a*s, lie; third class, -lie; fourth, suggest that for parties who are in­ V V ' f' rth’ sixth, 25e. Between terested in litis subject, it will be well to save this paper so as do he able Z ; V lU ,,,,,| Nt'w York as fol’'" 'L $1.28'..j; second, ?1,OP Vi ; to make an intelligent comparison be­ tween all-rail and water routes avail­ -i'.ri!: :!hT;. f"n,"V flf,h ' many able from DcLnnd.— DeLand News. 'here are a great carrying less rates Appllealile on ocean In Circuit Court of the Seventh Ju­ dicial Circuit of f'loridu, fr.nn 'i, , ' ' " 1 question called for rales Seminole County '’Land Landing to each of the la': ‘ points Of the ocean CITATION Inter ' la,,‘S t*'llt nu,y secured Lillie Ilall, Complainant, I,.1"' h “ »>' difference bevs. freieht' r' ' I,0U,mI aml HHUth bound Mathew Ilall, Defendant. To Mathew Hall, placo of residence 1 % ^ None. .............. "f unknown: from i m '1'1' , ' S tl,L‘ I,U8H«Hgcr tariff You are hereby ordered to bo and ,... ‘‘,ml 'o Jacksonville? Pns- appear before our said Court at the ■ *< -*! u , ^ K t« j ^ k . Court Houso in Snnford, Florida, In «... transportation only is the above entitled cnusc on tho First ? * * * War “ >*• Trnnsportu- Monday In September, 1021, the same urtli ; * -l,l'tr nnd stateroom being the 5th day thereof, and n rule 12-Lw ! T : i,K’lu,lin« war tax. day of this Court, to answer tho bill from' it, , " U , IH U,L‘ P«s»engcr tariff of complaint, else the snmo will be terminal T , to oach " f the several tnkon as confessed and followed by v esse l‘ Pp ,,...... 'ocneti by ny the ocean appropriate decree. vesB‘l n,H “t,,Uched altnchjm, yo“r Information, attnehine mnuon, tI am It !b further ordered that this or­ iff. Whkh will" , n° r t,tt88c"Ker tar- der be published in tho Snnford Her­ 'fL wh tariff, which - i f V? li,,er I,n8setiger ald, a newspaper published in Semitariff rates, ™ K ,a . X Y°u °dditlopal nolo county, Floriilu, once each week and M N,ew v ‘' ! u between Jacksonville for eight consecutive weeks. cordint Given under my hand hnd scnl of Th,.' i ~ ■ww" Mun 0,1 steamer. said Court, this tho 0th dny o f July, A. D. 1021. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, a‘ aanterH1 ,|v1 v 8 ' T * ? n ^ flvo oCean Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla, IS. F. HOUSHOLDER, Kverylifiily knows a lot nlimii TrD Speaker, tho hull player, but they know little about Spoke, the cowboy. The tall Texan wields a mean hall buD-nlso he throws a mean rope. All Texans do— that Is, the real fel­ lows who grow up In the longhorn CHtllo districts. Hubbard City, Spoke's home town, Is a cattle town. The natural dress dowli there eonylsts of a pair of boots,' clmps, halldniiu handkerchief, a colored shirt, a lull lint and a lariat. Spoke owns a ranch near Hubbard und lie lias It well stocked with fu­ ture pot roasts and porterhouse steaks, writes Dean Snyder In the Chicago Post. He used to work on a ranch before he got Into baseball. Works in Winter. Each fall und winter lie goes hack to his rope nnd his saddle. "I'm nut Hie best roper In the world," says Spoke, "but It's a lot of fun. "A t the Fort Worth rodeo last fall l roped and tied a couple of steers In thirty-four seconds each. “That's considered fair time unless yon nre In the business all tin* time." Recently Spoke competed in a rop­ ROPE-SKIPPER Mile. Suzanne Lenglen, con­ sidered tho greatest woman ten­ nis player, trains like a prize lighter in some respects. She la it rope-skipper, like Georges Cnrpcnller. Also her training rides are similar to the ones the Frenchman followed ai Manhasset farm, where lie Irallied for Jack Dempsey. Suzanne doesn't exercise until she feels tired. Physical Illness Is a gradual growth, she says. She should Iasi longer than four rounds when she meets our American stars. GIANTS’ ALL-STAR OUTFIELD Manager McGraw Acquires All-College Backfleld by Acquisition of Howard Derry. I**™™- ing contest ut a wild west show lr Cleveland. He didn't win any prizes. Bat be tried. Ills time was a little over a minute for roping and tying a calf. Nets Bio Hand. The crowd gave him about !*!> pet rent of the cheering JilM the same, fot Spoke Is tii,. popular Idol since lie won the peuniint for Moses Cleveland. Spoke does everything left-bunded In Imselmll, and he is u southpaw roper. lie owns the gayest saddle, bridle and elmps that were ever made from leather. Ills boyhood friends from lluhhiinl City presented them to hint last full iifti-r In* led tin* Indians to ii pennant. FLORIDA CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS lffant'H and Specifications Cheerfully Furnished All Work Guaranteed II. T. PACE P. O. Box SIS L. A. Rcnnud, Prop. building (no largo nnd none too nmalL Plans for Future. The acquisition of Howard Ilerry of Pennsylvania, the great all-nrouad athlete, gives McGrow's men un iiltcollcgu football hiiekllcld. Berry will he remembered as the national all-around ehninplou and com­ piler of records In versatility, second only to those of Jim Tlmrpe, who wus HARTFORD BATTERY Wilson & Shorey “Battery Insurance” Pine nnd Gnrlnnd Sts., Orlnndo, Fla. Solti and Serviced by PURE W ATER Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight “ 1 1 ■ Elder Springs Water &Magee 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Snnford, Fla. GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage LORD’S PURITY W ATER Expert Repairing OIL, GAS nnd ACCESSORIES Onk nnd First AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dnily Service Phono l$7 REAL ESTATE SANFORD E. F. Lane NOVELTY WORKS Real Estate and Insurance And tis one of the cow punchers rePhone 95 marked: "Spoke don't Hi in up hem V. C. COLLER. Prop. in tin* city, lb- belongs down In tin* steer country." cm Bill Spoke Won’t Co buck to Ctlttb' roping wbcti he's through with baseRen! Estate and Insurance bull. l i e ' s got the hug for eon trading SANFORD FLORIDA CONTRACTOR and BUILDER work. Jim Dunn, contractor and own­ er of the li'dliiim. plans to sturt Spoke 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla, off In this business. "I ’ ll never be a bench manager," The vocational committee of tho Busi­ Trls -ity s, ness and Professional Women’s Club General Shop and Mill G ). W . Knight Work .. Employment Bureau.. ELECTRICAL * * D ia m o n d e we >■* ( t, in L> Oj a i: i d» The Saginaw i-lill• has released Bed McKee, euteher-imiiinger, to the To b-do Association dab. * * requests all young women desiring employment to register at tho First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Eyes Examined COLONIAL LAMPS Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin. Jr. OPT. D. # Iff teller Fred Gene* \ep| lias quit the l.ltlle Itoel; dull and I nimbly is duilc Willi pioft'NsInmd bii-elmll. Itil • • » Phil .Morrison, younger brother of Julia Morrison, Is doing some very good work /or Birmingham. • • * OrriCJAN GILLON & FRY OPTOMETRIST Phone I f2 Word from Oakland Is that the Graduate Northern Illinois College Brooklyn Nationals have made an of­ 212 East First SI. Sanford, Fin. fer for Third Baseman Balm Pinclll. * TRANSFER * * Rochester has sent Pitcher Earl Brown to Albany of the Eastern league for the remainder of the sea son. • • • The Detroit club lias skipped Pilch or Lefty Stewart, the San Antonio re emit, to New Haven of tho Eastern league, • * • The Saa Antonio dub has sold Pitcher Zcke l.ai dry, formerly of Dallas, to Bloomington in the Three*I league. WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS C. 0 . Wlt.SOX. Ow lift SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES Wp.ht lliotliorl Phone 175 iritifo DulliUnt “ W E D ELIVE R THE GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; if no tell us. Phone 41)8 Fourth nnd Sanford Ave HOTELS New Era Printery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. Hotel Montezuma COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING “ Sanford’s New Hotel” • • • Tho .Minneapolis ell'll lias recalled ('atelier John Graliowskl from the Saskatoon club of Me* Western f’aimdlum league. $1.50 Up Per Dny Herald Printing Co. C. A. W HIDDON • • • BOOK, JOB AND COM­ CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING Joe (Red) Bird, in w with Shreve­ MERCIAL PRINTING port In tile Texas league, may, ll is Phone 118 Herald Building Rear Snnford Shoe & Clothing Co. reported, soon Join the Washington Phono 165 team. He Is a snutlipaw. A competitive international exhibi­ * * • out Udder Speck Kennedy, who lias tion of inventions along several in­ DRINK been with Des Mollies under option dustrial lines will feature the Lyon Elder Springs Water. Its 00 08-100 .I ) ' lit''i 1, 1, 11l Attorney. II --------A L L W U lllY U U A K A N 1 K E U — ^ ***** ** * ** * * * * * * ** * * * * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * * * * ** ST JOHNS RIVER BENEFIT TO AM. FLORIDA IN WATER TRANSPORTA ION. ilr q t Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Company Sketches nnd Estlmntcn Free; m * J Hi Iff Sanford Constructs Co. BATTERIES PROGRESS % INTEREST p a i d •"V|.*/ PAGE THREE Over Seminole County Bnnk SANFORD SANFORD -:FLORIDA count. STRENGTH y You Can Find the Name of Every Li^e Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column ' Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ .. from the San Francisco club, has been shifted to the Joplin club. * H • m m * The vetet'an Tommy Sheehan bus Jollied Hie Richmond team and will play second base, replacing Luke Stuart, sold to Hu* St. Louis Browns. • • The Joplin club lias turned Out* Ildder Dennis Williams buck to Him cinimtl Reds and lias given Pitcher Curias Patrick Ragan Ills uncondition­ al release. H ow ard B erry. a Giant ointlelder ton Berry also was one of the leu "ng football stars. With Berry. Frisch, Young and Ryan, Hie Ghmts have an itll-cnlleghile foot­ ball hnektU'ld of considerable ability. Frisch hulls from Fmdhum. Yonny from Texas and Ityan from llnl* i You*. Berry is try lily. Inr an ouiJieid Ji sltloti. per cent pure. Phono 811. ! -— The Mission league, all Independent organization In t'allfornla. which furalshed employment to u number of capable performers, lias disbanded. • fair in France in October. • • • > The Chattanooga team, Immediately ui*in Eddie McDonald taking hold as malinger, begun to win some Imll gutties, One of Its feats being to beat Little Rock three straight. • • • While Nashville funs were specu­ lating on Eddie Bogart going hark to the Idg slimv tills fall because of III* good work, the Nashville mnmigciuen' up and trades him to New Orleans. 7-9-0-w SOME FRESH BROMIDES. Pickling and Preserving Wonder if the Now York Sun was thinking o f anyone in particular when it said: "Thank God, there's only one ass in ambassador!"— St. Petersburg Times. Why it is that so many married men always want the paper to pub­ lish tho fact that their wives arc away on a vacation? , Johnny Spencer says: Since Hnrding’s popper didn’t have to ask W ar­ ren about his first marriage, the old man probably figured ho could marry a second time without getting permis­ sion, Our favorito cigar girl snyH all this talk about the girls rolling 'em down amuses her, because she's been wear­ ing hers that way for years and yenrs. Yes, Indeed, it is possible that ft mnn might marry n girl because of the roll in her stocking. 1 TIME . t i,p,i'j \ - - * *|;j^|- y ,v.' . W e have the STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. , 1^ 'k , * * BALL HARDW ARE .Si.* HaaoB A \ f. CO. ' �THE SANFORD D A IL Y H E R ALD , SA T U R D A Y, SEPTEMBER 8, 1921 PAGE FOUR SANFORD DAILY HERALD WHAT IS A SCANDAL, OR A VILE SLANDER? nnd every grower knows well what thnt is. It will bo enormously ex­ pensive—-but In the end It will prove a greater finflnclni gain than has ever been felt In the stock-raising busi­ ness.— Kisslmmoa Valley Gazette. ------------ o -■ DEATH FOR CARELESSNESS. The statement that twelve thousand A scundnl of magnificent propor­ people were killed by automobiles in tion!! is developing in relation to tho 11120 semed Inrger nnd Inrgcr when CO., snle of war munitions nnd food pro­ one took the trouble to think about _PUBLISHBBO ducts, of which immense quantities the matter at all. Statistics In mor­ 8. J. HOLLY*.______________ Editor were left In France after the signing talities are not pleasant at any time DIVERSIFIED FARMING WILL this message carried one day I. I ILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer of the nrmistice. It is estimated thnt nnd yet ................... SAVE THE SOUTH. M i A. NEEL............General Manager their value totaled something like two tbi8 w« ck b* tho dtopatehea In all the daily newspnpers was vital enough to billions of dollnrH. The people of tho It is just possible that the hard CURTIS BARBER cause drivers of cars and pedestrians United States were groaning nt thnt times being experienced by the cot­ CIRCULATION MAMAOEB to stop, look nnd listen. Tho Jackson­ time, over the high cost o f living, nt ton growers of thu South this yenr Phone 148 up to 0 I*. M. ville Metropolis in nn editorial cnlls will prove tho grentest stimulus to nn who compose the directorate of our bank is your AdwrUriac Bat— M«d» Known on Apyllotion the price of shoes, clothing and food attention to the matter as follows: products of which thcro were vast advanced agriculture in ninny lines Balferlplts* fr it, ta A d r ia n “ Twelve thousand persons were kill­ host guarantee of safety nnd satisfaction. •Oaa Taar ................... ...................... IJ W stores in France belonging to tho ed in automobile accidents in the Unit­ that the South hnB ever known. Ever AU Motlhi .......................................................... United States, and for which there ed States during the past year, nccord- since the invention o f the cotton gin DallTartd In City by Carrlar A banking connection here assures you the bene­ Ob* Wo*k ....... .............................. » Q«nU was no further use in that country. jng reccntly announced figures com- by o Connecticut Yankee, made potion Tba blf II- ta ll-pm Waakly HariJd anfits that accrue from association with successful Uialy ncT«rt BamlnoU County and la publlanad The logical nnd humane thing to do p||C(| |,y tbc insurance companies of growing profitable on a large scale atary Friday. Adfartlalni rataa mad# known would seem to have been to ship them tho agricultural South has been wed­ the country. men. an application, Damooratio In pollUca. (t.bO par yaar, always In a d y a n e a . ______ bnck to this country nnd place them "The number of non-fatal injuries ded to thnt form of industry. It was a on sale to the people nt cost, nnd re­ total 1,500,00(1, or a little better than "money crop," thnt is, it could nlwnys Member of The Associated Press lieve tho distressing situation to that one person out ot every hundred' in lie exchanged for ensh in hnnd nt extent. There wns a proposition to the cntirfr-Unitcd States, somo price, nnd nt times for n price that effect we believe, but it wns nev­ "The insurance companies paid out that would leave the planter a bal­ er done. Why not? There are those $1,500,000 in death claims from auto­ ance after paying for the supplies Despatch says: "Over in I’nris, the in this country who assert thnt the mobile fatalities. • which he bought on credit nt the be­ weather is warm." We should worry | profiteers killed the project because "Many wars have been fought with ginning of the season. On the whole about the weather in Paris. There they were loaded up with high priced less deaths and injuries than were it was not a desirable system, nnd ‘‘A Community Builder’ wns a time when we did, hut not now, goods, which they wanted to dispose caused l»y automobiles in a single the South did not thrive under it ns it Antoinette, not now. of before the drop came, and objected war— nnd accidents are increasing in should have thriven when its ad­ ---------- o ---------F. P. FORSTER.............................................— President to any competition which might help .iroportlon to the Increase in the use vantages o f soil nnd climate were ta­ Useless Noises—A man sitting in to lower prices. There is some rea- of automobiles, which is steadily ken into consideration. B. F. W H ITN ER......-............................................Cashier his auto blowing the horn for Id's wife : son in that supposition, ; mounting. Unless something is done, Many times far-seeing Southerners* to cut the conversation with another*, The alleged reason given to the within a few years the fatalities will noting the disadvantages of the one female and hurry up and get in the public wns that the French govern- total twenty thousand and non-futal rr,,p system, urged n diversification car ami go home to cook tho dinner. ment proposed to levy nn import duty , accidents will claim their shnro of of crops, nnd meetings o f planters re­ ------------ o-----------amounting to 1*0 per cent on such victims in line with the size of the solved in its favor, but all tho urgings TH EATRE RESORT The Sanford merchants expect to goods as were returned to this coun- death' list. and meetings were of little avail. Tile DANCE H ALL CAFE entertain a big crowd here on Sep­ trV where they originated. Such an “ Ih womler that law-making planters went from these meetings ---------------E L E C T R IC -----------tember 29th It will he a dny of assumption needs strong confirmation !,ml «m,,nc1 8urvlce ln8tltution8 impressed with the idea that there events, and everything will be free, before it will be believable in this !trv turnin« to tlus growing menace wouhi tie a reduction of acreage the PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS oven to the eats and the drinks. The country. The goods were sent to and Inking steps to curtain it? The coming year, consequently a smaller FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN A L L STYLES A N D SIZES . . .... ,, responsibility falls upon city, county, ' , Sanford husinss men arc tho great­ Ir ranee in large quantities for Urn * . .. , . ’ , 1crop nnd a higher price. So he decided . , , state and nation, and each form or est in the State when it conies to do­ support of the 2,001),000 of men sent at Reduced Prices , . .. to nut in more acres than usual nnd ...* .... ............... ..... .... ............... «... government by co.opernting can nc.....u ing things, nnd they will entertain over there to relieve France from the the result generally wns - large crop something in the elTort to the folks from out of town that day, grin,ling rule of German militarism. complish remu(,y llljH evj,( but with cncb brnnch «»d a Urn price. nnd show them the time of their lives. it is not too much t„ say that they lU|W, But last year the growers received aKnin8t (ho other little can a slap in the fifee which they will W . S. H AYNE, Tampa, Florida contributed largely toward saving the ,)tl <imimpHshcd in this direction, The Sanford Chamber of Commerce life of the French nation. France has ---------------------------- PHONE----------------------------AVIRE " [’ crimps the greater portion of remember. A large crop had been W RITEhas started something in the "ship by never missed nn pportunity to voice tbo responsibility should fall upon tlio^ lu*Bt‘,i under abnormal conditions of water” campaign. It will mean more her gratitude and it is simply incredibecause the majority of the t expensive labor and fertilizers, in the t- -j- »;•-j*-t* .j<•> •;* -J- •:*•;«•:* *!••:*•:* *>*;••:* •!*-J*-J-•!*-t•{•+++H to this section of the State than one hie that she attempted to hold up this aeciilents occur in city streets, and ''‘’ Hof that there must he nn extracan foretell at this time. It will mean country at the last moment by placing especially in crowded districts, and ordinary demand and high prices for nn inland waterway through Florida, n heavy duty on the return of the for this reason all city traffic laws 'be staple. The course of the market ♦ cheaper freight rates, refrigerator goods which were sent there to save should bo rigidly enforced. Drivers for n time seemed to justify this bo- * « ♦ boats and many otlie rtkings too nu­ Iut national life. At any rate they .should lie required to be familiar with lief. Cotton went up ami up, till it merous to mention. were not returned, but were sold in these laws, although ignorance of the reached nearly to -It) cents, an un------------ a-----------France at 25 cents oti the dollar. law is no excuse; and violations ought beard of price. Unwise advisers urged ♦ The whole mutter is lit subject for to call for more than reprimands and the farmers not to sell, declaring it Frank Whitman ,uf the Florida ♦ ♦ Grower, is a fisherman after eur own congressional investigation. Did the the time-worn warning, ‘ Don't bo guil- would surely reach 10 cents and probheart, and in tho last issue of the French government ever make such ty of this offense again.' While no aldy 50. But the slump came and eonGrower, writes most entertainingly an atrocious demand? If so, why was ages were given in the ropdrt of the tinned, while the farmers who might about tho fishing on I.ake Apopka. this government not informed o f it insurance companies, it would be in- [ have had :I5 cents for their cotton re♦ ♦ Wo have not fished Lake A|Hipkn in promptly? Who were the buyers and tercsting to know the percentage o f ; fused to sell for 15. Just here is whore the disguised eighteen years or more, but wc can sellers, nnd who authorized the sale.' youthful drivers mixed up in these say "amen" to all that Frank says There seems to have been an African accidents. Most likely it would bo IdesHing comes. The planters who New !“ w« must be framed, were still holding their crop were about its ancient glory. As to the of ..... ||y dimensions lurking nenr improvements that have been made Uncle Sam’s wood pile in France, and *lllt enforcement of the present laws short of means to finance tho coming to head o ff the increase crop and hence the acreage wns large­ there, wo know nothing, but it is n the American people would like to wil1 1,0 212 IVcst First Street and radically reduce the number of ly reduced perforce. The present crop "fisherman’s paradise,” all right, and know what he was doing there. daily accidents." It may disturb the cordial entente is the smnllest in many years, but the .-. ♦ we agree with Frank in every pnrtic now existing between France and the ulnr. holdover is so large that high prices United States ,and it ought to, if the THE PRESS OF FLORIDA ON THE can hardly lie expected. By next year facts are as charged. It is not pleas­ TICK QUESTION. the surplus may lie worked olT and f. v •**•!•v *:**:*v -i**** -iv -I’ v *:**:- *:**:* ■;« .j *v»;. ► ;«.;* ('{HIKING THE GAME HOGS. ant to be held up at any time, or unnormal conditions may he expected to Willi a desire to learn the feelings I prevail again. In the meantime the There will he no evasion of the d> r any conditions, but it is especially game laws next season as far ns they unpleasant to be held up by a pro. in all sections of the stnle regarding farmers have been putting their idle »;• apply to the bag limits, if the game fessed friend, whose life we have just the tick-eradication question the Gn- 'and into corn and oats ami other ; !•! wardens are on the Job. Heretofore saved. Until more evidence is pro­ zette recently carried an editorial re­ feed and forage crops. They have di- * t it has been customary for somo duced, we shall refuse to believe that garding the matter of assisting the versified because they could not do FROM THE FOREST TO YOU Era nee ever took, or contemplated cattle growers in a financial way by otherwise. They had to raise their hunters to take along a cook or some By eliminating all of the waste, over half of the labor, all of the other helper Into the hunting camp taking such action as is alleged. But creating a market for the stock which own food crops because they had no middle man’s profits and by delivering a home on record time direct and use this helper or even several of it can do no harm to bring out the can be disposed of by no other method money to buy. The lesson lias been ft from the forest to you them as 'hunters" under the terms of truth. Turn on the lights.—Tampa except In tho home marker in one hard in the learning, but it will not other manner could r..i prompt action have been without its benefits if it the law which gives a certain number Times. QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS have been nrhieved upon this topic; ’-ball lead to a better system for the of birds or animals for each member Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets FLORIDA IS GETTING THERE. and, while some o f the comnunts ■oiith.—Tampa Times. of the pnrty. Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of nny size. Built have borne a tincture of acidity which Last week the Federal Biological THY A JJAII.Y Hr.HAI.I) WANT AD. according to latest improved methods of house construction, of the A Fort Fierce correspondent of the would indicate a spirit of satisfuctiui Survey completed the summary of the best of materials, at a great saving. Their economy is worth investi­ Miami Herald tells this story about at the resultant conditions, then changes made since last season and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDIC­ gating. a cattle ranch in St. Lucie county: seems to he in no quarter any regrets nnioiig tile federal regulations is one IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOI.E COUNTY. rlORIDA_IN CHANC1 RY WRITE FOR CATALOGUE "The 22,1100-acre ranch of the Dixie over the present conditions, thnt provides (hat the daily hag limit showing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes. I.and and Cattle Co., owned by Button in another portion o f this Issue me CITATION of any person shall now include "all birds taken by any other person who, Brothers, is located on the prairie. It reprinted extracts from numerous I ruI T. Wminw*. A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. i, for hire, accompanies or assists hint is readied by a good eight-mile road papers upon this topic—this import- lien. I!. *Ilcntl, cl ill. which they have built out from Okee­ ant theme which means Bo much to In Can, II llaa.l, Ul'Mimlnrtnii. III.; Can. II in taking migratory birds." QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K Jolinuiit. lUonnilnKlon. III.: i'lnranaa M. It is very essential, if wo are to chobee. The road, as it approaches the immediate progress of the date. Wlilla. 11li*iiiil!iKtini, III.: g. A. cllllliiinl, CHARLESTON, S. C. Nornmn. 111.; JiiIU I'. Ilrlra, ra-lilama utipreserve the game in this country, tile ranch, makes a wide curve, pro­ A person! of these will indicate tho ktliislU Tliutlmv ltl*1iu[i, raUilauaa iitiKimwii: viding a wonderful view of the praifeeling that is general throughout the II. A, Mi'«trr. realili-nea imhtinwic Clnml A. that the game hog lie choked elf in ENTZMINGER BROTHERS Siimi.loin, radilanaa illlknnwn; .1. E. Kulrnnn. / 'handsome ' colonial-style house |state. Politics, in this case, seem to some manner and tills is one step rio. A mMilenao imknmvic mu! Jnlm l„ l.otiiiin, ra*lLOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. li'lira mikflmrill forward. We people in Florida are of concrete, finished with light gray i hear nn weight—especially so as durIt >iji|iaioliiti frnm II.a mvnrri Mil of rumxtucco, and a number of attractive i»g the last session of the legislature I'talul In Oil" amnia fllail nanlimu )<m, Hull yon particularly interested in preserving <• * ■:** * * * * •:* * * •> -h +w* Iare mii.a Inlrresl In tl.a IntnU In niilil Mil of + + * * 4-•>* •>❖ •>* our supply of small game from sea­ looking tenant houses o f the same there was direct information from tho inni|ilrilnt iiiaiillifia'I mi.I ilanirlliail, altnateil, I) lint ninl lialnc In Samlinila I'niinly, Clnrliln. Io­ son to season. We have a great many construction, occupy the center of a ; federal bureau of animal industry at n ’ll: In Sralliin one, Tn\vnrlil|i CO Smitti. Itausa In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ you, and a hill of complaint hav‘tf toii-ecre lawn of Bermuda grass and Washington that if the state w US Ull- I*I Kn»t, SKI, of Sgi,; In Sei'tlnn IU, Towtislilp real sportsmen here with us every been herein filed against you, i* * cuit, Seminole County, Florida, SiitiUi. Itnnre III garl, l.,u 1 anil 1’, IJIy Uf winter and there are a great many of give eii excellent view of practically willing to lend its aid toward the ex­ '■E' i ; In Hertlnn El. Tnninililii CO Smitli. IlntiKe — In Chancery hereby ordered that you appear toil* uh who like to go out nnd bring in ilic entire ranch. The homes are pro­ termination of the tick tho govern­ II Enal. Inla I, 2. mil :i; In Hcfiton 21, TnWIibill of complaint filed herein ogi^ ililc 20 K..mil, IIiilira III Caat, Ini I; In Hattlnn a few ducks or quail or dove from vided with all modern conveniences— ment would wash its hands of tho en­ it, Tmrnalilii 2o Sntuli, Hanitn :I2 Knal, gVj of FOR ECLOS U R E C1TAT ION you in the above entitled tnUje,| j, swt; m ill W’t r O f SW'ii In Sari In n T . ’U iw nlime to time, if there is anything electric lights, running water, elec­ tire matter. The assertions were »M|t SO Sont’ . llam Itanra Enal. a* I22 IB K nal, WtJ .. ,, of ... Sea. T ,,. the 3rd day of October, A. ft '• swi; uf sgq; in Kortinn is, 'ri>u-ai«i,i|> at that disgusts the real sportsman it trically-controlled automatic refrig­ "Hide so plain that none could nil mu- SoilIII. Ilania* 112 Emil, WVj Ilf Hit, IS. W'j of Peoples Bank of Sunford, a corpora­ the same being a rule day of erating system, etc. N g 'i. W *4 Ilf S K !i. N '4 »f nt NEq N K !i «f of N i;, so, is to see tile game hog at work in mK:i;, tion, Complainant, court, and the Sanford Herald i> itra .a N,:V Ngq*. ,,f iif NEC,, hbu s i : , *»f r nki nki;. ;. n ngi; Since that time Mr. Mulder, who is ' -?. m ; of "Fourteen thousand acres are bcinn> field or woods.— Leesburg Commer­ , . HI'.!;, SKVi ° r S g q : In Srctlim Hi. Tnwn*.n,|, vs, by designated ns the newspaPe^ set out to a linee stock grass imported at tlu* head of the hur<*nu has w rit-'-’" a""11'. n«n«* 112 i:*»i. g ',4 nr nwi; , sw q cial. Lewis Kinnrd and Mary E. Weinert, which this notice shall be pubb from Argentine one acre of which, it ten: I nwh^ ’ S h w Z V * " SWKB«f executrix of the estate of William once q week for four conseto is said .will support from five to eight "In such state where proper provis-1 Mi'*;. H l1 U i;„ N'v,i Vf tl‘erBf"r.®* Weinert, trading ns Wm. Weinert & weeks. * * . ,t * i » , 1 1 r,"L li**<)* !• 1 inrtMic** XI, YYlilin. (Jen, II, \ ni’ud oi cattle, while a number of ih made by a county to co-operate nml R. a. (uuiiami nrc ImKfliy nrileretl Witness my hnnd nnd official Company, Seminole County Bank, a acres s t ^rircnn11 a t ymim e . s’"tiiei c.mrTin n a . m •res of the native grass are required in this work in compliance with state ROQUEUFORT SALAD corporation, Defendants. of office nt Sanford, Seminole Cow, DRESSING to mipport a single head , '«*■ and regulations in the dipping of j .n',!’ f & 'lX T E X l in i t To Mary E. Weinert, executrix of the Florida, this the 2Gth day ol "b e n the ranch is fully ready for mottle to eradicate ticks, the depart-11,111 of complaint eniuuiteti ntBiu-t jr«u, uiiierestate of William Weinert, trading A. D. 1921. „ f . cMake a salad, using 1 can of ase it is to l,o stocked with fine blood- mont co-operates l.y placing in each T X ? j t " " ^rVir^.iT:, (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASSas Win, Weinert & Company, in poors and a few Hylmnr Brand cd cattle, which, grazing alternately! county or locality an emnloyoo H’ ,A; ««»'"*. ci»'U A. Bmin<l»n. j. n. Clerk Circuit Cott* care of James Gay Gordon, 710-723 . liir a i a ... . . t » a .a . a J 1 J Hclmnii i»n<T Jolm L. I.em«n. »ro Uvrvby onlered Ripe Olives. Serve witli Roque­ *m ui lie rent tracts, will lie fattened whose duty it is to itenerally superr<wuiroii in* nml iipi^nr l^fur© onr nniii North American Building, Broad KNIGHT & GUEST, ^ fort sulnd dressing, made as fol­ Hicre. [vise the work. The demand for tho ' !v" Tm l\ and Sansom Streets, City of Philn- j Attorneys for Complninnnt. 8--1 lows: "The Button Brothers have lmd ex- services of department employees in VTn. "mk? B"*wer ‘ 1"‘ >•>“ dolphin, County of Philadelphia, nnd ‘di small can Eikhorn Roque­ iinsivo experience in cattle-raising in Hie states which are actively co-op-1 •t*’«*i^,> pro win i« miMci aeutuat Stnte of Pennsylvania. t itachinery hns been Invented 1° J fort Cheese; 1 to 0 tablespoons Argentine and the Phlllippines. That’ orating In tick eradication work, j ' “it t. ,,r.trr.,i i„.t n.'ir* i« „,„,ii.„.,t ln turn a strong white fibre f r0’'1 NOTICE tnfti „....^ ----^^ Olive oil; a pinch of salt, dash they believo south Florida offers won- which is the duty of tin* bureau to V" « n#«v<ii«i*»r i>ni>li.,.r,) in itv i.p|.Lui,uK appearing Atuni from an of i™*™ loaves of • a* variety of ■ pincaPPjiu „ . . . . i . , ,, ... Semlnol* intinty, Elorliln, imeo n wrok for f„ur • uh affidavit aiuoavii oi »«>**'■-j — of paprika, lemon juice. Emul­ utiiui cattle-raising o]>pnrtunities is assist as fully as possible, is auch that Dnmmlni wrrk* n# in ti,e i>urUi*i wimaa n*»i- Telfnir Knight, that ho is of Counsel tivo to Columbiu for use in sify to creamy consistency. evident l,y the large scale on which there are nt this time no availahio ' I S a n S t W . : " ? . u" e".r,7” ^ i ! for Peoples Bank of Snnford, a cor­ they are going Into the business." ; employees for assignment to areas n,e "nl,P0W"- , . poration, the complainant in the above W „ ter nnd. other beverage* «»»J wnen that kind of business be- not co-operating in this work." Court on this the s»rd day of July, a. p . hoi. »tylc,l c ,u » , „ „ d that you « » .l-. ,• rkle ,lhcy l ... ore o'1* comes universally prevalent in. FlorThere is but one rem edy-one moth-1 t lcrk !,V o,. S I J w ,. •lentE 'ln ofrida,. atato other than tho State sBW n!lowerll.y' a now e le ctric .)*, " s**minul» County. Florida. ♦K-.r » u „_ j w n iio w c u o y a n u w «**•--idn we shall he in danger of thinking °d of salvaging everything avniiabblo WELAKA BLOCK that the milllennlum is close at hnnd. from the great investmen; through- uKonm: o. iiEnaiNc^’ 1,01 U,,A88' D- °*; within tho State of Floridn 'servtc^nf 10 1,0 nttncbed to drinkln,r K# Phones 497*194 Tho good time is surely on the way. out Florida in the stock bu sin ess- ! r . ^ " ^ "T* C"un“ 1 ,or a subpoena upon whom would b i n TRYd A ' D---------------------------' A IL Y HERALD WANT A®hUUM trtrj ifUtion tio«jt load*/ at TW B t n l l BuUdtM i >01 l U n i U # d m u ________ daaUrd. riatld* ______ THE HERALD PRINTING Inc. T h e Successful en First National Bank MISTER MANAGES THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY W a tch m a k e rs E n g ra vers Jewelers Opticians zMcLaulin’i t t Deane Turner ■ __ A ____ I A Cozy Home �t THE BANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD , SATU R D AY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1921 LlHl«H»Ppe">nV Mention of Mettei* 1° Bf,ef P m io o i I Item * of Interest * * * S u m m a r y o f th e F lo a tin g S m a ll T a lk s S u c c in c tly A rra n g ed for H e r a ld R ea d er * In and A b o u t * The C itg * * * * • IDE WEATHER TEMPERATURE F lo rid a : Local thundcrI ihowers tonight or Sunday. * * * * * * * ** * n g Old man Max seems loth to come down off his perch at 9fi although thc weather seemed much cooler Inst night and es­ pecially this morning, Alwut three o'clock this morning it was really cold. How many of our dear readers were up at three? None. Well, you could not know the coolness, the de­ lightful freshness, thc warb­ ling of thc birds, the crow­ ing of thc roosters, the throw­ ing of thc hull, etc., etc., that greets one who rises early. This is thc second time in our life that wc saw nil these won­ ders o f nature, yes. But the weather was nil right at that time In (lie morning regard­ less o f what It may he today: 3:40 A. M. SEPTEMBER 3 Maximum ......................... 9fi Minimum ........................... 66 Range ................................. 69 Barometer .........................30.10 Calm and elenr. * M cK in n on , of Oakland, was a Win® »I-U°r thc ci' 1' V'-1" " 1"!'- Get a repaired tire to use as extra. v for o$3.00.—S. A. Huston. Fordi (ires tires ior H0-2flto Walter Duke, of Arcndla, was in the city yesterday combining business with pleasure. Duick Roadster for snle. Now tiros and is in first class mechanical con­ dition.—lb & Motor Co* 129‘ t*c S. E. Scarborough, of Albany, Gn., was a business visitor here yesterday. Get a repaired tire to use ns extra. Ford tires for J3.00.-S. A. Iluston. 110-20tc Jt. R. Allyn, of Tampa, was in the city yesterday, transacting business. lied Speed Wagon for snle. Slight­ ly used and is a bargnin for tiie price we arc asking. It you need a truck, sec us at once.—B. & 0 . Motor Go. 129-tic *1* if* SJt if* *ft Yes— it is. if* If if* Ip «f* ip it* 'p *1* % 1* Ip AQUATIC AND TRACK MEET j .1. Ip Don’t repeat It. But the storm is comisg and then Mrs. Leffler wishes to announce it will he cooler. that “The Gables” will be open Sep­ Labor Dny Monday— when all the tember 5th. 130-ltp. different kinds of business will tukif a holiday—ell except the daily pu­ E. A. Molfil has returned from Day­ llers, tona Reach and is ready with his Federal truck to give his same good Big time at the beach, big time 139-ltc service. everywhere. Big time in Sanford. But our big time will be on September Send your old mattress to Bradley 20th. factory. Make them like now, for 15.00. 50 lb. new cotton mattress only School dnys will soon ho here. The $8,00. Guaranteed. 500 W. South months with an R in them are sad St., Orlando, Fla. 122-2Gtc days for the school hoy and the oyster. The Woman’s Club will hold a dance at the Hotel Valdez next Fri­ We have at present in stock ono day night for the benefit o f the school slightly used Hupmobllc that wc are lunches. The dance will he given at offering for sale at a reasonable price. this time in order that the boys nnd If you wnnt the best for your money, girls going to college can have one see us at once.— It. & O. Motor Co. last swing before they leave. 120-tfc Tho nquntlc nnd track meet held by thc Sanford Scouts, Thursday after­ noon, proved to he a big occasion for the Sanford Scouts. Besides tho fifty or more Scouts taking pnrt in the moot, there were several visitors present to witness the interesting contest. The boys showed great in­ terest in tho meej, ami expressed themselves as being well plcnsd for tho opportunity of matching their re­ spective abilities against each other. Tho Boy Scouts ore looking forward to the time when they will be given nnother such opportunity and prom­ ise that the next meet will be even a grentcr success than this one. Those winning nnd receiving men­ tion in the meet arc: Aquntic Events—Swimming under water: Dubose first; Cnrter, second; McLaughlin, third. Plunge for Distance— Jim1 Jones, first; Berner, second. Dash 200 Feet— Me Lucas, first; Whittle, second; Dubose, third. Cross Chest Cnrry—Ceo. Wilson, first; Me Luc ns, second. Diving— McLucns, first; Fith, sec­ ond. Track Events— 100 yards sprint: McLucns, first; Joe Meisch, second. Fifty Yard Sprint— McLucns, first; Alton Gunter, second. Standing Broad Jump— Dubose, first; Alton Gunter, second. Running Broad Jump— Dubose, first; Alton Gunter, second. Running High Jump—George Wilson, first; J. D. Perrit, second. Those In charge of the Boy Scout work In Snnford, wish to thank tho hanks of the city for their co-operation in making this first meet a suecess. It is hoped that more people will take an interest in the Scout work anti show their interest by boing present at the Scout camp when thc boys meet there for Scout work and play. Be a Scout booster by DEED and ACT, not merely by word o f mouth. What the Scout movement needs is more real hard effort on tho part of the citizens of Snnford. It is ensy to boost by word of mouth but it takes more than words to put the Scout movement over nnd mnko it worth while. The prize winners in tho meet will be given tlteir prizes next Thursday afternoon at the Hoy Scout cnnip. Be there. Haircut 40c at new barber shop, Second street, new DeForrest Build­ ing, We specialize in children's hair­ cutting. Open every day except Sun­ day,—Albert Gram ling, Manager. 139-2tp Ford prices have been cut again. See the advertisement in this issue of thc Daily Herald. Fords are again at prewar prices nnd Edward Higgins is correspondingly happy. LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 mo,i°l L>r sale. New tires, looks good and runs good. We are offering this car for $[il)0.00 less than list price,— II- & O. Motor Co. 129-tfc OLIVER TWIST and MIDDY W ASH SUITS $2.50 to $4.00 values at $1.48.— Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company. I Hit KEN DINNER, Sunday noon 139-Otc nml evening, Gray Gables, on’ tho head), Seabreeze, Fla. Phono 491. Thc dance at tho Valdez Hotel last Free bath houses. 74-Fri-St-Cm night, given by Peter Schaal nnd James Robson, was well attended and ( Mm. T. C. Vincent, Mrs. R. J. Holly, o f course ,the music was just right. Robert Holly, and Miss Clara Pres- Potor and Jimmiy and Al Witheringion, left this morning in tho Vincent ton are there with tho goods. car for \ ere, where they will be the guests of Mrs. Vincent,for several Ai Withorington is hack in Snnford ‘lays. Miss Preston will continue on again, much to the delight of his to her hom» in Miami, having been many friends. Al is thc hoy that the guest of her cousins, the Misses gets more out o f a violin than any­ Li> imtl Mildred iiolly, for several one else, and there is no dimee Just weeks. right without Al. Do You Want A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? If so, you can get any make you want. And the prices •phi terms mnde to suit you. We are Headquarters for itml (1unVtyUaCl* Autom°kUes. Wo have both quantity r im ^ e'°iWiare a ^ew* which wo guarantee -to be ns i (-“presented: IdtXINGTON, 192Q Model, 5-pnssenger. HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. UPMOHILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.— Sold. „ !!CK. 1917 Model, 3-passcnger Rondster * Model, 7-pnssenger. I'ORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.— Sold. CALL nnd l °O K THESE OVER, W E CAN SUIT YOU BloTMOTOR CO. T l , v T " ARK A V E * SANFORD, FLA. LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES and SERVICE p Stop a Minute! 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, balaiuks, pana­ mas and straws; all of them, as long as they last w f#fvsm/?£r///ir/s S an ford , F la . * t Dairymen to Meet at Miami, September 20 The executive committee of the Florida Dairy Association has nrrnng»'d to hold the fourth annual conven­ ti,m in Miami on September 20th and Slat, 1921. That city was selected primarily because under freedom from cattle fever ticks in Dade county the dairy farming industry has been rap­ idly developed ami dairymen from other sections of Florida wilt have an opportunity to see the benefits of dairying where the cattle ticks do not get a large part o f the blood of the cows. With approximately sixteen million dollars worth of milk and dairy pro ! ,uctH importcd into Kloricln each year there I. no danger of over-dolng the dairy industry along proper lines. Sevornl creameries have been organized in recent months to mnnufnc- C LA SSIFIE D ADS Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than 25 ccnta, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count live words to a line snd remit ac­ cordingly. FOR SALE AT BARGAINS—Two Groom apartments; 1 G-room house, FUR It ENT— Comfortable rooms, close in, good location,—A. I’ . Connol­ 138-8tc Furnished for light house keeping. ly, 318 Palmetto Avc. 134-fltp. LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC­ ING—The builder may still get tho FOR It ENT—Two partly furnished rooms. Apply 803 Third St., corner advantage of low building cost by V 138-3tp submitting schedules to us and getting Holly Ave. direct-from-mlll-to-buildcr service. FURNISHED ROOMS TO R E N T - Our long leaf yellow pine nnd Tidewa­ One apnrtment, bed room and kitch­ ter cypress, manufactured in best mills enette; also two bed rooms nnd insures first quality at lowest pos­ kitchcn, furnished, with electric lights, sible cost consistent with good lum- FOR RENT ,h' " communities " lk T i ' E 134-Otc r t '“ .“ S J K ’SJTS their respective into hutta GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, French Ave. ter for consumption in the state. Florida. 138-e.o.d-13tc The program which is being arrang- FOR RENT—2 or 3 offices over Bow­ FOR SALE— 10 shares of SOUTH- < Again Henry Ford leads tho way ed will cover a wide rnnge of subjects or & Roumillat drug store, front EUN MOTORS at $35.00 per share. for lower prices, and in today’s Daily ho every dairyman can find somethingrooms.— N. II. Gnrner. 135-Gtc — Houston Stock Exchange, Houston, Herald,a half pageadvertisement |of special interest at the convention ,,0 |{ uiC N T -J nice furnisi.ed hmw7- Texas. 130-ltc calls attention to thc fact that Ford |and all are invited to attend keeping rooms, will rent all togeth­ enrs arc to the level of prewar priW AN TED er or any way that suits.— Mrs. Ridcese. This means much to the Ford | The merchants should not quit alq “£ !39-2tp WANTED—Team work. Inquire M. dealers who will be enabled to start together on Monday, just because it ' 121 2Gtp Hanson Shoe Shop. something during tho summer months ' is Labor Day. Get your advertise- i FOR SALE WANTED— For counter work, young and it is almost certain to bring down ment ready for Tuesday. There is nnFOR SALE—A five room bungalow, Indy or young man.—Sanford Dotho prices of other enrs, especially other week coining. 310 South Holly ave. Terms reas­ put Restaurant. 136-tfc those in small car classes. Read the onable. See E. F. Lane. 134-0tc II. & I*. W. CLUB MEETING WANTED—Itelinblo man would like advertisement and get the prices and to have position as truck driver or The Business and Professional W o -11' Git SALE Rose No. 4 seed, Irish see Edward Higgins for further par­ men’s Club will hold their regular potatoes, per bushel $2.00. L. A anything in general. P. O. Box 741, ticulars. 131-tfc C i t y . ____________________ 137-3tp monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, [ Brumloy. GUN CLUB SHOOT. September 4th nt 8 o'clock at the FOR SALE— Medium size snfe. Ap­ FOR TRADE Woman’s Club. Tho day is changed ply 402 Snnford Ave., nnd Fourth The Rod and Gun Club invites the from Monday to Tuesday on account FOR TRADE— One practically now Street. 04-01. public to shoot clay pigeons at the o f of Labor Day. All members are Reo Spcedwagon. Too heavy for FOR SALE— Ono Beldlng-IInli stone our work. Want lighter car.— Snn­ club grounds on the lake shore next urged to be present as an interesting lined refrigerator, 1G0 pound ca­ ford Mattress Co., 013 Ninth Street. Monday afternoon, beginning at 3 and amusing progrnm has been arpacity. Call 610 W. First Street. will please bring twenty-five cents to __________138-4 tc o'clock. Everybody Invited to come tlfl-tfc ranged. Each member in attendance out and enjoy nn afternoon of sport. cover expenses. 130-ltlp I OR SALE—8-room house with all FOR LEASE DR. S. PULESTON, modern convenience, excellent re­ m \ ItK-L'EAHE— bishop block apart: President, Sunday and Sunday school and pair. Private wator works, in desir­ ment house, 306 East First Street. “ TRADE FOLLOWS THE FLAG.” church tomorrow. Co to church first able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ See Mrs, Sharp. Phono 205-L1. and take that trip afterward. ply to Owner, 619 W. First Street. 184-4 tp During the brief term that Miss llG-tfc Lena M. T .Clark served ns actual FOUNIT FOR SALE— 20 acres good orange postmaster at West Palm Bench the C A R P E T S A N D RUGS grove land situated within a mile of FOUND—Greek fraternity pin on business of that officu Increased by W ASH ED street near Bell Cafe. Owner can more than one hundred und forty- and cleaned nt yaur home or we will Geneva. The land has not been clear­ two per cent. Before Miss Clark has call for nnd deliver. Hamilton Bench ed but has a bearing orange grove have same by coming to Herald offico been in Orlando six weeks the gov­ Electric Washers used.— Snnford bordering it. This tract of land can be and paying for this ad. ernment recognizes the need of in­ Steam PrcsNcry, 317 1st St. Phone GG0 bought nt it real bargain. For full particulars address "C " care of tho The best small creased facilities in the postoffiee at ilerald office. 118-tfp business in town. that point, nnd is proceeding to make <•++♦+•>+* ❖ »>4*❖ •><•♦ 4* ❖ 4*•>••• enlargements, This is nn item worthy FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, cer­ Making money all the time, at a bar­ of comment— Valley-Gazette. tified by State Plant Hoard, $3 per gain. Good reason for selling. Inves­ thousand f. o. b. Lnke Mary. Farina tigate this.— Sanford Doughnut Kitch­ TAMPA—"Spot," a well-known dog Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fin. en. 217 Snnford Avc., Sanford, Flo. 12D-24tp nbout town, proved recently that he could ho relied upon when n fellow FOR SALE— Ford Truck. Inquire of EVENTUALLY, WHY NOT NOW? needs a friend. Nearly everybody In West Side Grocery. Phone 1GG. Tampa knows "Spot,” nnd also that 130-tfc If the Sir James Craig and the do "Spot” belongs to Hubert King, n Valeras could fade out, thc Irish peo­ FOR SALE—8 hives of bees. In good local business man. blit everybody in Now (lolnj$ business In Or­ condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 32G ple would get together and an Irish AMi town doesn't know Mr. King, It seems j lando^ wants to extend Service Shoo Shop. 133-Sat-Wod-0t republic would soon result. England, It all canto about when Mr. King ran their business to Sanford across a friend in the Western Union Post cardB— local views— 1c unch at however, should recognlzo that it is and is ready to give esti­ coming "eventually; why not now” offico who was trying to cash a tho Herald office. mates on any and nil kinds und let the factions fight it out among check. Thc friend wns told by the of construction work. FOR SALE—Two nice young mules. themselves.— Clearwutor News. * young womnn nt tho counter that ho Phono 1GG for information. 134-tfc Address would have to he Identified. Tho t HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING ON THE BARGAIN COUNTER. friend, Boeing Mr. King, snld: "Why, Attachments; works on all sowing Mr. Kink will Identify mo." "But, machines; prico $2.00; chocks, 10c ex­ I Where are wc at, anyhow? Tho we don't know Mr. King,” responded tra. Light’s Mail Ordor House, Box latest announcement Is that Uncle the young womnn. Whereupon, "Spot" 127, Birmingham, Ala. 134-Gtp ’3am will renlize less for tho sals of hearing his mnster’s name, ran up and prnneed nbout him affectionately. ROOFING, Red and green slate sur­ hiB 206 wooden ships than it cost him "Well, you must bo Mr. King,” the face, 3 ply $3.60 per sqqaro. Tigor to build one o f them. What do you ORLANDO, FL A . dork said, "I know "Spot” and I , brand, plain, 3-ply $3^15“; 2^'ply, $2.76; know about that?— DoLand News. 11-ply, $2.26. Froo/Jolivory. Address know he belongs to Mr. King." she itu M. E. Ginn, Boy<H)l. 139-2Gtc Soil It with a Herald Want Ad. cashed the check. FORDS COME DOWN. FOR SALE- ! Central Florida | Construction I Company Central Florida Construction Company t! ■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, September 03, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 03, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 03, 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/a7f5297b00c87c4406f00e156abdb570.pdf 24aa3db5da5203e9f035f2d4c4bf544d PDF Text Text Herald l IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION „ NUMBER 140 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1921 VOLUME 1! ______________________________________ <■ Double bandit r o b s t h e a t r e Japanese Wedding Performed in New York IN JACKSONVILLE LAST NIGHT KILLING MANAGER HARRIS Treasurer and Fled With W ou n d ed $800 a s WOULD ALLOW MINISTER 1 WHO MAKKY COUPLES RIGHT TO DIVORCE THEM In the Trouble Zone the West Virginia Coal Fields (Bjr T h# A u o d a t r d P r c i t ) CAUGHT ON STREET s LABOR DAY FINDS TROOPS ON . ’ s .1 M! CONVENED FOK TBIAL (Dr Th* A»tooU*«d JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 5.— Authoritle* todny ore arranging to call the grand Jury In special Bfftgion Immediately, recall the date’s attorney front hla vaca­ tion in North Carolina, postpone the annual vacation of tho Circuit Court In order that a apeedy trial be accorded Frank Rawlings, 22, of Chicago, who laBt night invaded the cnshler’B office in the Palace Theatre hero while two thousand persona were wit­ nessing the show, shot and killed (Jeorge Hickman, manager, beat up Elbert Harris, treasurer and escaped w ith $H00 only to be cap­ tured by » policeman on n street near the theatre, heeling against Itnwllngs is intense hut authori­ ties do not fenr mob violence In view of the arrangements for immediate triul. County Judge Gibbs ordered the grand Jury to convene In special session Wednesday and State’s Attorney Wideman, sum­ moned by wire, returned Imme­ diately. The theatre opened last night for the first show of the season. It wns closed today In respect for Hickman who wns one of the liest known theatrical men in the Southern stutes. TAMPA, Sept. 6.—The placing of divorce power in tho hands of tho ministers who join couples together wns advocated Inst night in n sermon by Itovcrcnd W. F. Dunklc, pnotor of the First Methodist church hore and one of the best known writers and ministers in tho South. SURRENDE IN LARGE NUMBERS AND A WHO CARRIED ARMS GAVE •TH y i UP CHARLESTON, Sept. 5.—Labor Dny found federal troops patrolling New York witnessed n most unusunl wedding recently, at the Itotuu of Prof. Uldcu Kltnurn nnd Mine. Komnko the trouble zone on Spruco Fork Ridge Klmitrn. Prof, and Mine. Kltnurn, with full Jiipnneso ceremony, married Mr. nnd Mrs. Iclilno Nndn, nnd Mr. nnd nnd cleuring out such armed forces as Mrs. Mnsnktn Kntnynnin "upon the honor of their own wisdom." All tho principals were dressed In costumes of they encountered. Largo number of their native Innd. Thu photograph shows the wedding pnrty reciting the Japanese wedding prayer. men surrendered yesterday and all who curried arms forced to give them Big Lawyers of the up. BIG HAUL OF HOOZE. MIAMI, Sept. 5.—Nearly one hun­ dred cases of intoxicating liquors were solzed aboard a schooner manned by three negroes in the lower bny at an early hour this morning by Sheriff Allen and n pnrty of deputies, and tho negroes placed in jail. THE CLYDE LINE IS BUSY MORE FREIGHT THAN EVER BEFORE AT THIS SEASON Country to Meet in Tampa N ext January WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.—A mes­ sage received nt the wnr department Inte yesterday from Brigadier-General Dixie Flyer and Sem­ CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.—At a meet­ Bandholtz in West Virginia said; ing of the executive committee of tho inole in Wreck Near "About 400 insurgents surrendered American Hnr Association here yester­ yesterday afternoon nt Shnrplcs and Albany; Several Hurt day, it was decided to hold a midwin­ Madison, turning in about eighty fire­ ter session at Tampa, Fin., some time arms. They were immediately sent Rear End Collision on Atlnntlc Coast next Jnnuary. out of tho disturbed area to St. Al­ , Lino This Morning bans by train." THREE AIRMEN LOST, TAMPA, Sept. B.—The regulnr mid­ Federal troops to tho number of (B T Th* A tto c U U * Pr**») Summer Excursions Are FOUND DEAD TODAY winter session of the executive com­ more than 2,000 yesterday took up po­ ALBANY, Gu., Sept. 5.—Two thru ON TWENTY MILE CREEK mittee of the American Hnr Associa­ Bring People to sitions in West Virginia’s conlfields pussengcr trains, thu Dixie Flyer nnd tion is to be held in Tampa somo time nnd Inst night were reported by tholr Seminolo Limited, running between Florida (B y Th* A iM cU U d Pr*»») in January, 1022, it wns announced lust commander, Hrig.-Gen. II. II. BnndJacksonville nnd Chicago, met in a CHARLESTON, Scptfl B.—Three of rear end collision this morning at the five missing army airmen were night by Howard P. MucFurlnno, pres­ holtz, to have the situntijn well In Sumner twenty-six miles oust of here found dead on Twenty Mile Creek to­ ident of the Hillsborough County Hnr hand. Movement of federal forces into the on the Atlantic Coast Line. Several day according to reports received ut Association. Tho exact date for thu session has not yet been decided upon. districts in which mine disorders have pussengors were slightly injured. AT THE TIME WHEN THEY CAN •the aviation heudqunrtcrs here todny. Judge William Hunter, who is now occurred took place without untoward Both trains wore northbound, the GET A TOUCH OF SUMMER | Another reported seriously injured. in Cincinnnti attending the nnnunl con­ incident, General Ilnndholtz advised engineer on the Seminole, which left WEATHER No mention of fifth ntnn but opinion vention of the American Bur Associa­ tho war department. He added that Jacksonville an hour after the Dixie,! wns expressed that he wns in the stated that tho flagman on the flyer | Thanks to the boosting thnt the wreckage of the bomber thnt fell Sat­ tion, invited the executive committee tho residents of the disturbed areas failed to go back far enough when the Clyde Line is receiving from the vnr- urday afternoon while traveling from to come to Tampa this winter. De­ had received tho troops in a spirit of tails of the session here, other tlmn friendliness. Other reports from Gen­ Dixie stopped beenuso of mechnnicnl ious trade bodies nnd merchnnts gen- Charleston to Lnngley Field. thnt the executive committee will bo eral Ilnndholtz donlt with disposition trouble. Tho flagman contended ho ernlly in the shlp-by-wntor campaign entertained by the local nssoclution of the troops. had gone back tho required distance, the Btonmcrs ure currying more will not be announced until the return Meanwhile tho issuance of a procla­ The Seminole engineer jumped. The freight in the summer time thnn ever Will Have Cheaper mation declaring martial law in the of Judge Hunter. rear car on tho flyer was nn observu- before. The Clyde Line in putting Fish Says Hodges Tampa Hold-up Men areas into which the troops were mov­ enr but wns not occupied w hen'on the summer excursions is doing u Rounded Up Saturday tion ed continued to be held up/ Secretary the crash occuring, the passengers great thing for Florida nnd all the citTALLAIIASSEE, Sept. 6.—Shell­ of Wnr Weeks on lenving his office Shortly After Attempt huving retired. ies on the water trip nnd adjacent eit- fish Commissioner T. It. Hodges has the day said: ies. They ure bringing many hundreds returned to the city after nn absence To Hold Up Paymaster of Cigar Fac­ "The issuance of a martial law of people from tho northern cities to of several weeks on the coast nnd re­ tory in West Tumpn. tarnation will be governed by Florida—a class of people in the main , ports considerable activity in the tions." thnt would never see Fldridu at any Ifisheries service, especially in the Foiled in an attempt Saturday to other time—people who are busy in 'artificial propagation of oysters. He hold up nnd rob the pay cur of E. the winter time and cannot get away. advises thnt the department has re­ GOOD LUCK LUNCHEON Regensburg & Sons’ West Tampa LONDON, Sept. B.—The Press As­ They ure people who nre looking for cently contracted to lease sixteen hun­ factory of $20,1100, three men, one of n home In Florida many of them, nnd dred nnd thirty-two acres of water sociation suys that the Sinn Fein re­ Mrs. George Hyman entertainod a them severely wounded, nre in tho they nro going back home telling the bottoms for the cultivation of oysters ply is regarded in government circles few of the young girls nt lunch Sat­ county jail and two others are being GENEVA, Sept. 5.—Delegates from homo folks about the wonderful sum- | and thnt the lessees arc actively en­ ns n definite rejection of the govern­ urday, in honor of Virgie's 13th birth­ Bought by deputy sheriffs in connec­ forty-cight nations—with the possible j mer climate of Florida nnd the beau- gaged in planting these water bottoms ment’s proposal of n dominion status. day. Horse shoes were used in many tion with the crime. Two of tho men exception of Argentina—nru expected i ties of the state in tho summer that nnd n harvest within two years from The situation, according to the Press ways to insure good luck to tho guesta in jail, captured through information to present their credentials when the will mnke many of the winter visitors date of planting. Association, is considered extremely and honorco. From rusty old horse supplied the sheriff’s office by Arthur second annual session of the Assent- open their eyes in astonishment. shoes hung in all doorwnys to the Commissioner Hodges reports a run grave. Gill, the wounded man, nre known to bly of the Lengue of Nations con Mr. nnd Mrs. Cnlder, of the Clyde of very large mullet on the const of pretty horse shoe fnvors nnd a birth­ be the leuders of the hold-up gang, ac­ voncB hero todny. The program pre­ Line nre also assisting in the great Florida nnd that prospects nre exLONDON, Sept. 5.—The reply of day enke adorned with tiny silver cording to Deputy Sheriff L. II. Len­ pared by the secretariat, including the work by meeting the bonts here with i tremoly bright for u good fishing sen- the Dull Eirennn to Mr. Lloyd George, horse shoes. At 12:1B the girls wont non. final institution of the international automobiles, taking the folks to Or- i son this year. He ulso reports n con­ which is now in the hands of the B rit-' into tho dining room where a three The men nro Philip M. Licutn nnd court of justice nnd the election of the Inndo, Daytona and otjlier pluces of siderable reduction in the price of fish, ish prime minister, will be given out course luncheon wns served. . . 1 * L!__ «l... lw.nl .* DcWitt Adams. fifteen men who nre to serve ns the interest nnd catching the bout again in order to secure ready sules, and this evening for publication, notwith- 1 At two o’clock Dr. Hyman took the The wounded man, who was struck first set of international judges nnd nl- at DoLand Junction, thus giving them fish should now the chcnpest meat standing the fuel that tho British cab-!' happy ’singing crowd of girls for a by n bullet fired from the puy enr, is ternntes, calls for the disposal of ns u touch of the reul Florida. All of this product on the mnrlu-t and if 't is not inot Ims yet to take it under advise- ' ride nnd then each to their soveral said to have made a full confession heavy nnd important tusks ns con­ demonstrates beyond any doubt the i so, it is because the retail denier is meat. !homes. Virgie wns tho recipient of to the deputies and to have implicat­ fronted the assembly Inst year. great results to be achieved from a profiteering. The announcement was made offic­ many lovely gifts. Those in tho par­ ed four others in his confession. This The deportment is bending every ially Inst night nt Dublin and wns the ty wore: Misses Jonnotto Appling, Argentina’s atitudo In problematical better nnd wider road between Sunwould make five members in tho gang. in view of the fnct that her envoy, nt ford nnd Orlando nnd taking ndvnn- effort to enforce the fish lows in or­ outstanding news of the dny relntivo Orlando; Cifford Shinholser, Mnrgnret I he three under arrest ure local men. tho 1U20 session, declared nn inton- j tnge of the water transportation in der to preserve utul protect the fish­ to the Irish negotiations. Miller, Ruth Henry, Dorothy Ryan, Luther M. Davis, head bookkeeper tion of withdrawing from tho league, every wny Reports from Scotland indicate thnt Mary Elizabeth Moye, Thelma Godbye ing industry of the itnte. and office mnnnger of the Regensburg The ninny thousands of tourists thnt Commissioner Hodges is left Inst the members of the cabinet nre on and Virgie Hyman. • * Preparations, nevertheless, hnvo been factory in Ybor City; Lnureuno Tornow come to Florida by Clyde Line In night for' Jacksonville, where he will their wny to Inverness, where a cabi­ made to receive her delegation. Rep­ r,,s, manager of both Regensburg fac­ winter and summer nre the greatest begin an official inspection of the fish­ net council will be held this week. ON THE "CITY SUBSTANTIAL" tories here; G. I,. Hrightwell nnd Jack resentatives of tho six now states' boosters for tho state nnd with the ing industry of the entire const of Whitehall hns been the scene of members, including Austria nnd HulHayes, negro chauffeur, were in the gnriu, will be present from the start passenger service enlarging nnd the Florida, comprising u rip of practical­ lively activities on the part of the Lloyd’s Shoo Store is right on thcr bny ear when the hold-up wns staged. freight service being greater, the ly three thousand miles. Florida has ministers whom tho premier’s sum­ job agniii todny with nn advertisement thiH time nnd it is regarded ns possi­ That none was killed by the hail of ble thnt Hungarian and Gorman dele­ Clyde Line will soon be in a position tlie largest fishing territory of nay mons found in London. Gen. Sir Ne­ 'about tho "City Substantial" calling mllets that fell in and around the enr ville Mncltcndy, commander of the attention to thu fnct thnt it in only gates wil bo admitted before tho end to put on u daily bunt in the summer state in the Union. is considered a mutter of wonder, time nnd two bouts in the winter time troops in Ireland, arrived at Gairloch, Iby standing by your town can you of the session. laje.s was wounded in tho shoulder Scotland, yesterday on u destroyer build n substantial city. DIES AT WORK. Furnishing of the famous Salle do, daily thus giving Sanford u wonder­ Patronizo nnd Davis received a scratch wound in ful opportunity to become n basing from Dublin to confer with the prime your home merchants, bo a member of J if hack of the neck, but otherwise la Reformation, where tho assembly point nnd ono of the greatest inland ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 5.—Geo. minister. the Chamber of Commerce, boost for ‘he party was unharmed. Neither will hold its sessions ns it did lust ports in the state. In view of the cabinet meeting, Loi^l everything thnt menns a bigger and Hohnrd Bcchtcll, sixty-nine, carpen­ your, is completed ni\d n press room Woun<l is serious.—Tampa Tribune. nnd lounge established where dele­ The Sanford Chamber of Commerce ter, wns found dead at his work lute nnd Lady Scnforth have placed Urn- better town and be a reul citizen. Your gates nnd journalists may meet on put on a big Hhow when they started yesterday afternoon. His brother found hun Castle, near Dingwall, nt the dis­ town will reflect the uttltudc of tho TAMPA, Sept. 5.—The nrrest of the common ground. Extrn wireless fac­ the "Ship-by-water” campaign—big­ the body, whieh wns in u sitting po­ posal of the premier. people ns nothing else will do. llio remaining two members who nre still ilities have been provided nnd arrange­ ger than they ever dreamed of nnd sition in one corner of u room. It is advertisement also contains a nice , lurK0 of Rang of five thnt nttempt- ments made to mnke speeches and doc­ now is the time to keep it alive and thought the man died from heart dis­ THE HOY SCOUT CONTEST boost for the Herald which wo appre­ t(* r,,h the four employees if n cl- uments nvuilublc to tho press in tho keep pushing for better river service, ease, as no traces of un accident could ciate greatly. Reud Lloyd's "ad" government nid nnd all tho essentials ■be found. u*r ;" 'tory ut tl,oir weekly payroll In shortest possible time. In thu Iioy Scout Contests of lust this issue. ls i umpa Saturday expected today. I)r. Wellington Koo, the represents thnt go to mnke for better and chcupweek, a tabulation of the twenty boys >ree members of tho gang under nr- tivo of Chinn, will officially open the er transportations, mimed gives the troops credit us fol­ WEEK’S WEATHER WORKERS COUNCIL ' T , 1,0 charged todny with ns- conference on behalf of the Council of There never wns a time in the hislows. 1 with intent to kill and attempted tho Lengue of Nations, this honor fall- tory of Sanford when such an active Forecast for the Period September 5 Methodist ..................................... 0 Ono of tho most enthusiastic meet­ Sheriff Spencer said. Each ing on him by reason of tho ndoption 1Interest wnH being taken in the river Baptist ......................................... 8 to 10, Inclusive ings hold recently in the Baptist Temheld in default of ten thousand of n Bystem of rotation and because transportation nnd this groat artery Presbyterian ................................4 South Atlantic und East Gulf In inr bond Penalty for conviction on of his having been president when the of trade nnd trnvel that has lain dorCongregational ............................1 !ple wns tho workers council on last States: Fair, except widely scattered Friday night ut which time fifty-four tw,.,!tUH ° b° filo‘1 rnn*e from ten to council opened its 14th session on Sep- j mnnt at our doors for so many yenrs thunder Hhowcrs; normal temperature. Catholic ....................................... I y years Imprisonment, Sunday school teachers and officers tember 1. Whether, In uccordnnce bids fair to bo tho greatest usset of There nre no indications of u disturb­ had dinner in the Banquet room of thin city and nil the adjacent territory. with the precedent established by tho ance in the West Indies nt this time. Miss Jcnnutto Appling, of Orlando, tho Templo. They made plans for the Tho Clyde Lino officials seem dis­ celebnu"; ,S°,Pt- 6‘—9 rff°nlzed labor first session, he will be elected per­ is tho guest of Virgin Hyman for a future growth of tho school. The Bap­ posed to nsBiit .in tho in evini president jiresiuonv is i» ini|»unD,u.u , ,movemont , impossible to fore- .-----------At less cost than with flax or jute, few days. tinv w itt °r Dtty in thiB c,ty t0- manent tist Sunday school is a live, growing town *' pnrn,*e through tho down toll, ns tho assembly Inst year lndl-,ery wny possible and It Is up to the twine, ropo and bagging are being I institution. ented its purpose to operate without j business men of this city to help them th,. „ Su CCt8 nnJ BPenMng in ono of manufactured from bark of eucalyp­ For office supplies, stationery, etc. much regard ’ for plans emanating by routing all tholr shipments possible cornu io ihe Ilcrqlff*office. tus trqcs in Australia. TRY A DAILY HXBALD WAXT AO. Z Z O S r * W‘th " from othor branches of tho lengue. jby tho Clydo Line. SEEING F L O R I D A J SINN FEIN’S REPLY TO BE MADE PUBLIC ASSEMBLY OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO MEET .LM. w(t.. . I.* �. -•» ,.tv ; i.. • >.. ’ ■ ^v"-. ' • "• •' •ir V • , . ' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1921 Industrial School WOMAN’S CLUB For Girls at Ocala State Institution HAVE BIG DANCE DIG AFFAIR AT VALDEZ FRIDAY NIGIIT WITH FINE ORCHESTRA That Should He One of the Rest Re­ formatories in South THE STAR TO-DAY (Dr Th* AiiocUted F r.ti) OCALA, Sept. 3.—Governor Hardee AN ALL-STAR CAST in What can- ho termed ns the offiriol nnd other state olTiciuln visited the State Industrial School for Girls lieru opening of the Social season in Snnford for this coming winter will be yesterday to viuw the new building. the big dance that the Woman’s Club This edifice is styled Dormitory No. 1 uv is putting on at the Valdez Hotel this although it is the second building to coming Friday night, September Oth. be erected. It is intended to be the I?' ! To say that this a Hair is going to be home of the superintendent arid the m one of the biggest events of the sea­ more advanced scholars, who will be son is putting it very mildly ns the nssigned two in a room, instend of n Also a Sunshine Comedy ladies are working hard to make this dozen to a score in one large room, ns in the first buildinfl. The higher a huge success. The Valdez dining room with its grades of the school will have their good dancing floor will he thronged class room in this building. It is built Tonight at the Princess—Hary Carey in that night with the dance-loving pub- of brick with a light gray stucco covlic from not only Sanford, hut from erlng, tiled roof und comes near be­ “The Freeze Out”; also a Comedy Eustis, Orlnndd, DoLnnd, Daytona nnd ing fire-proof. It is well lighted and 1 many other nearby towns, and not well ventilated, there being at least only will the dancers he there but two windows for each bedroom, the many other people that nre interested halls nre wide nnd the parlor, class in the cause for which this dance is room and reception room arc spacious being put on, because—all the funds and handsome. The entrance is n tnken in nt this dance will be for tho broad piazza and its columns support a roomy porch above, which is screen­ lunch fund for the school children. The Woman’s Club, always behind ed nnd can be used ns a place of re­ any movement that means any thing creation or study in the day nnd even­ for Sanford and its people hnvu taken ing, and can he changed into a sleep­ ! it upon themselves to see that the kid­ ing porch at night. 8hc Industrial School for Girls was dies can get hot lunches right on the * school grounds this coming winter provided for by the legislature of 1015 I'.-i and the winters to follow. Theso hot'and located on high ground two miles It has been a busy summer oven though it was vacation lunches have proven very popular in west of Ocala. It was intended us a time nnd we face tho winter season with tho grontest and t other cities throughout the state and reformatory for refractory girls, who brightest prospects for a most prosperous year. Our busi­ every state in the union and the Wo­ were mom in need of help and in­ ness nnd your business is increasing, Sanford is growing man’s Club means thnt Sanford shall struction than punishment. It begun beyond expectations of tho greatest boosters, conditions have what the rest have. Other af­ its work in a dwelling house in Ocula, nre better, Florida is the most prosperous state in the fairs gotten up by the Womnn’a Club where it was carried on until the first union. Now is the time to think of tho proverblnl "rainy for this fund have been very success­ building was finished. This was a day.” Snvo your money while you aro making It. Bank W A S H S U IT S ful nnd they have rnised a neat sum large brick edifice which would house it with the bank thnt insures your deposits. Stnrt your of money but they still need more, 40 girls in comparative comfort. bnnk account today. There being more girls in the state hence this big dance Friday. And the Chamber of Commerce thnn could be housod in the first build­ and s> knowing the worth of this enuse have ing, a second was provided for by the not only endorsed it ns something legislature of 1010, and this is the beneficial to Sanford but they have one just finished. The first building also appointed a committee thnt is will be used for new comers, of which From #2.50 to #4.50 values now working with the ladies in order there are a score or more in the state 1■. that there may be nothing left undone waiting for pluccs in the school. Mov­ GET READY FOR BUSINESS THAT IS COMINg to give the public their full money’s ing from the first building to the worth and give to them one of the second will be considered as a promo­ biggest times they have ever had in tion for a girl. During its four yenrs of existence their life. the school has done good work, and a Thu same orchestra that has made number of girls have gone out from such n big name for itself on tho East Coast, with headquarters at Dnytona it well equipped for the work of evhave been engaged for this nlTuir nnd ' ery dny life. They are given a good this very fact alone is bound to at­ grammar school education, instructed selves, nnd Chnirmnn M. It. Sample, tract a lurge crowd. Although wo in household duties and most of them of Haines City, found it necessary to have good talent and good music in compare favorably with the average .}♦.}. .j. .j. , j. ,j. .j«•*. .j. .j4 *}•►{•*j«►}♦**♦•$•*j* call the meeting back to order. Sanford, this orchestra with its wide girl of the public school. Two of the •)•»l«^ ^ ^ Tho report of tho special investi­ experience is bound to be welcomed girls are now doing excellent work ns 1 gating committee appointed hero by by the Sanford dancers, for they can nurses in the state hospital, others a similar mass meeting August 12th play in a class by themselves. are filling good positions in various was adopted. The report recommends Tickets will be placed on sale today places, and some are married and eight small ships and the financing of and the snmll charge will be for the making homes for themselves. COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE an organization which would operate gentlemen only as tho ladies will he The state treats its foster children JUST ARRIVED them. The committee was enlarged admitted free, Lf you are one of those well. They have plenty of good food ALL PHASES OF WATER and continued with instructions to in­ that like to dance there is no doubt and not a few delicacies, neat nad Two fresh car loads. The good kind, some ROUTE vestigate ships available. substantial clothes for week-days and but what you will secure a ticket and Josinh Varn, of Manatee county, de­ good saddle and driving horses. Lots of TAMPA, Sept. 3.—With Polk, Man­ clared three ships, sub-chasers which be there on that night for it will be pretty uniforms for Sundays and holi­ days. They have to take care of their hard to keep you away from such a atee, Hillsboro, Lee, Pinellas, l.;>kc, are suitables, are now available to the mated teams. For prices see REID, Osceola, Charlotte aial Volusia coun­ shippers and can be purchased. The glorious affair that this promises to home, do all the cooking, household work and laundry. They are not with­ be, but, if you are not interested in ties represented by more than one committee also was instructed to make -------------------------- W ith---------------------- — hundred citrus fruit and vegetable inquiries as to the uattitude of the dancing you are interested in school out recreation; they have a good lib­ growers in this city Thursday after­ Mallory and Gulf & Southern lines to­ kiddies and you will be doing them, rary, time If for sports and do small noon water transportation was defin­ ward handling fruits out of Tampa the city and yourself a favor if you tasks for themselves. They have ■H itely decided upon as the only means and their ability to give suitable facil­ will purchase a ticket and be present competed at the county fair and won of reducing freight rates to market ities for the shipment of fruit nnd to show these good Sanford ladies that a good many prizes. They also work SANFORD AND WINTER GARDEN you appreciate the efforts they are outdoors, taking care of their gardens, and much was accomplished toward vegetables. picking fruit and berries, and in short making for this worthy cause. the organization of a corporation 4. 4.4. 4. 4.4.<{>.{.<f 4.4.4. 4*4.•{•+•!•4*-5- 4-4*4-4-4*4*4*4*4-4*4-4--1*4*4--fr4*4*4-4*4*4-4*4-4*4*++++4 And again the Herald wishes to living busy, useful und rather happy which will put boats into service be­ FORT MYERS—A water tnnk statu from all the information gather­ lives. tween Tampa and ports in this section of the state and Gulf and New Eng­ standing upon pillars 50 feet in height ed that on Friday night at the Val­ The last legislature made appropria­ Home runs, Babe Ruth, 48; Nntional, "DUTCH” HENRY SOLD TO TUB DROWNS; TINKER SELLS and containing 20,000 gallons of wa­ dez will be found a congenial crowd, tion for a new laundry und for a din­ Kelly, New York, 22. Stolen bases, land ports. ' JVJ TWO OTHERS American, Harris, Washington, • 25; ing hall between the two principal A deep interest in the solving of ter, used to supply a local hotel, col­ dancing on a first class floor, and one ORLANDO, Sept. 3.—Tho sale of National, Frisch, Now York, 43. buildings. The governor und his cabi­ of tbc best orchestras in the state shippers’ problems was in evidence lapsed early this week with a crash “Dutch" Henry, premier pitcher of Joe net are desirious of providing thu rendering the music and if you are from stnrt of 'the meeting. Growers that was heard all over town. An in­ not present you will be looking for school with a poultry farm, which Tinker’s pennant-winning Orlando club LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH gathered in the hallways in the city of the Florida State League, to the hull before the meeting opened and vestigation disclosed ,thut some of someone to kick you the next morning the girls can take care of and earn St. Louis Americans, hns been an­ discussed the project and its problems. the supporting pillars had given way. after you hear what a big time every money for themselves. A dairy may Forenoon and Afternoon Tides nt nounced. ■ he added to this. About Same Hour and Minute A t each lull in Thursday’s meeting the Tho tank fell awny from the hotel, one had. And it is well to be remem­ “Chic" Palmer, shortstop, has hoc® growers and shippers of citrus fruit otherwise, it probably would have bered also that the younger set are sold to Rochester of the International * * * * * * * * * , | | * ) l Sept. 4 ............1................ 3:3(1 and vegetables took advantage of the struck it. While no one was injured not the only ones that will be there League, and Ernie Burke, first base­ Sept. 5 ............................... 4:22 as all the “old timers’’ have already opportunity to discuss the railroads many reported they had visualized an Sept. 0 made up their minds that they will ..... , ...................... 5:08 man, to tho Birmingham club of the nnd water transportation among them­ earthquake or a flood. ■D Sept. 7 he on the job to show some of the ............................... 5:57 Southern Association. younger ones up aial therefore no * ............................... 0:50 * Sept. 8 matter what your age might be, * * ♦ * * * * * ♦ * ★ ♦ Sept. 5 ............................... 7:47 Sept. 10 whether you dance or not, wo are ............................... 8:40 THREE ATTRACTIVE NEW Sept. 11 .................................... 9:48 looking forward to the pleasure of WHERE THEY I'LAY TODAY Sept. 12 .................................... 10:38 meeting you Friday night, September Orlando at Jacksonville. llth. Sept. 13 .................................... 11:30 Lakeland at Daytona. Sept. 14 .................................... 12:03 St. Petersburg at Tampa. Sept. 15 .................................... 12:48 OCALA—The fact that orange Sept. 10 .................................... 1:30 HOW THEY STAND groves in Marion county produce ON EASY TERMS W L Pet. Sept. 17 .................................... 2:09 fruit that packs front 50 to 75 per Orlando ................... 71 40 .(140 Sept. 18 .................................... 2:44 Very desirable. Just completed. cent first grade or better is begin­ m Tampa ..................... 01 40 .555 Sept. 19 .................................... 3:18 Every modern convenience. Sit­ ning to impress growers with what an Lakeland ................. 58 54 .518 Sept. 20 .................................... 3:52 uated on Palmetto arc., beyond 4:29 02 .441 Sept. 21 .......... outstanding asset this section posses­ St. Petersburg ....... 40 10th street ns follows: Sept. 22 .................................... B;08 00 .450 ses in being able to produce oranges Duytunn ..................51 Our services seek to min­ BUNGALOW, 6 rooms (3 bed 00 .380 Sept. 23 .................................... 5:ft9 of so high a quality. The high quality Jacksonville ............44 Sept. 24 .................................... fl;59 rooms) nnd bath, front and ister to your spiritual na­ of Marion county fruit has been em­ Sept. 25 .................................... 8;08 back porch. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS phasized by reporta showing that a Sept. 20 ............................ 9 ;jfl At Jacksonville 4, Orlando 0. BUNGALOW, 5 rooms (2 f*d ture by an hour of fellow­ large proportion of the oranges of Sept. 27 .................................... 10:11 At Daytona 4, Lakeland 15. rooms), scrcend sleeping the state pack below first grade. A Sept. 28 .................................... n:25 ship through song, pray­ At Tnmpn 2, St. Petersburg 0. porch, nnd bath, front «n plan is being discussed whereby tho ScPf- 20 .................................... 11:55 hack porch. fruit of Marion might be marketed TY COBB HOLDS BAITING HON­ Sept. 30 .................................... 12:49 ers and Bible exposition BUNGALOW, 5 rooms (2 bed under n trade mnrk, a brand that ORS HY THREE POINTS rooms) nnd bath, front an would assure thu consumer of getting JACKSONVILLE!—A cnvnlcndc of (D j Ths AiiocflUd P r .u ) lmck porch. Marion oranges. Growers believe tho CHICAGO, Sept. 3.—With tho closo nutomoblla tourists numbering fifty consumer should bo acquainted with of thu base bnll season n month away to one hundred will leave KanHns City All completely screened thruthu fact that tho two most famous Ty Cobb, pilot of tho Detroit Tigers, October.1, onrouto to Florida in gen­ out. Gas nnd electric liRht con­ Florida oranges, tho “Pineapple” nnd enters the homo stretch only three eral, and St. Lucio county in particu­ nections. Instantaneous hente the “Parson Brown” were developed In bath rooms. points behind Ilnrry Hcilmann, his lar, nccordlng to ndvices received by JBfts '}■ in this county nnd reached thole slugging outfielder, for batting hon­ the local chamber of commerco frofu re, Y' For terms apply to owner, . greatest perfection hero. The fruit ors of tho American Lcagui;. Hell* n firm in thnt city sponsoring tho Corner Oak Ave and Third Street from ono of Marion’s groves sold for mann’s average up to and including trip. Several similar parties are to as high ns $14.25 a box nt auction in games pluyod Wednesday was . 308, he conducted during tho coming senNow York Inst season. National, Hornsby, St. Louis, .415. Hon, tho advices said. “ S E E IN G IT THROUGH” SUMMER DA YS WILL SOON BE OVER I : 1 O L IV E R T W IS T The W inter Season Is A dvancin g M I D D Y S U IT S $1.48 The Peoples Bank Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. o f Sanford GROWERS SAY PRESENT RATE CONFISCATORY Horses & Mules I : SPORT WORLD : | [j W orship W ith Us BUNGALOWS FOR SALE U.AJK; a f. M. Presbyterian Church GEO. A. D’COTTES i-r H B d �m . * ,•» •• ' ■v *■l*i r* ,f#I•■ .•V‘ r‘ " THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1921 Ship by water Is some slogan. -----------a----------h b l u M ir * ty iftH M M n h H •* * * » / a t IW Started by Sanford, it Is biting used - .................. “7 EtnU W M*r»A ----vmm lla m a everywhere In the State. JE HERALD PRINTING CO., lie. And* by -----------o----------using It, and doing It every­ ___________ ruHU«gzm«___________ where in the State, the State will be­ i. J. HOLLY _____________ Kdltor come great. I. I ILLABD.„.9ccreUry-Treaii»rer You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ -----------o----------A. NKBL......- ....General Manager . Florida has more waterways than fessional and Business Man in CUItTIS BARBER ' any Stnte in the Union, nnd has been CIRCULATION M A NAO Zt Sanford in This Column j using them less., We need more gov­ Our officers and directors are I'hone 148 up to 6 P. M. Wo believe in the future of ernment nid for them, nnd this will home people, who are actuat­ u m r U U tu H» im M*d* N ia w a o* A p y lliU — BANFORD as a city; we be­ I come if we direct more traffic on ed by a wholesome desire to SnkMrlptUa Frio* la Adfaaoa lieve its wealth-producing LAWYERS CONTRACTORS them. JH Tui help, in a frank and friendly 4lf Moilkl........................................... •S'H 9.00 -farms will continue to pro­ -----------o----------way their own town and coun­ D d ln ra d hi C tt, b , C .rrf.r *%• WMh ................................ .................1* Paata duce. We believe in its citi­ George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser With the many big meetings of the try, their neighbors and Tha bl« 1>- U It-P » t* W *ahl7 H«raJd •»zenship, n« churches, its growers and shippers scheduled to friends. Attorney-at-I^aw • lrtlv o*r*rt I t a l M U C ooity aad U p ib U iu d Contractor and Builder • v i r j rrU U y. A d n r U a lit t»U » mad* t w i n meet in Florida on the ship by water Over Seminole County Bank schools and its prospects, and M appUcaUaa. D«a»crmtia la palltlaa. W.W SANFORD -iFLORIDA This bank believes in YOU; question, it is a cinch that the people SANFORD f t yaar, a lw a ji la ad taaea.__________________ -!• FLORIDA we hope to make our bnnk a wants you to believe in IT, of this State will get results, and the Member of The Associated Pre— vital, helpful part of the de­ and invites your confidence ship by wntof idea will get tho proper Sanford Constructs Co. and patronage, BATTERIES velopment of the future. impetus. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS BBM O YOUB o----------Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully No married man should ever allow Battery Troubles to Us Labor Day. Furnished his business to Interfere with his homo W t Ip M ltllM «n X lM trtesl W ork t a d eaa i 1t» All Work Guaranteed ra n dapaadakla tar*lea.. Which means no one labors except life. If business cannot be attended 7TZ ALSO H A V I COM PETENT MECHANICS H. T. PACE P. O. Box 1 || to during spare time give up busi­ rO R OVEBHAULIMO YOUB CAM the newspaper men. ness.—and starve to death.—Clear­ Sanford Battery Service •---------- o----------water Sun. Builders & Contractors A Community Builder' And the thermometer seems to be Company -----------o----------Sketches and Estimates Free; m working overtime also running up to L. A. Renaud, Prop. building too large and none too small President F. P. FORSTER The mngnzinoH can now send their Phone 189 90. war correspondentss to West Virgin­ ----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED___ ---------- o----------Cashier B. F. WH1TNER ia to write stories about the atroci­ What a joy it will be when the HARTFORD BATTERY Wilson & Shorey holidays are over, when vacations are ties practiced on the helpless inhabi­ Pine and Garland Sts,, Orlando, Fla. “Battery Insurance” over, when Thursday afternoons arc tants of the war stricken areas. ---------- o----------over and the city settles down to bus­ Sold and Serviced by PURE WATER THEATRE RESORT Henry Ford is the man of the hour. iness again. , DANCE HALL CAFE Edw. Higgins, Inc. They can call him n crank and every­ ELECTRIC Many new buildings and many big thing else in the entegory, hut he Elder Springs Water Haight & Magee does things without consulting nny I? buildings arc planned for the next 99.98% PURE PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS few months nmong them some new’ of the higher authorities who mny Phone 311-W Sanford. Fla. FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES GARAGES stores on First street and other look upon him as a crank, lie raised streets. Sanford will be a city before the wages of his fnctory employees at Reduced Prices f& j 1, Smith Bros. Garage many years ago and seemed to mnke this time next year. LORD’S PURITY money by it. He raised the wages of -----------o----------Expert Repairing WATER OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES It is n difficult matter to infuse lifo his railroad employees and mndc good at it. He lowers the price of autos W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida Oak and First AS GOOD AS THE BEST into a place when everybody is think­ WRITF----------------------------PHONE------------------------------- WIRE ing about a vacation all the time. when he gets ready and gets by with Dally Service Phone 1»7 REAL ESTATE Vacations nri> all right, but when they J interfere with business, cut the busi­ SANFORD NOVELTY CORD’S RAILROAD. ness out, and we will all quit and go E, F. Lane somewhere. Real Estate and Insurance WORKS Every shipper who receives freight Progressive movements, foster­ in St. Petersburg is interested in the Lawyers meeting in Cincinnati are Phone 93 ed by progressive individuals, are V. C. COLLER, Prop. having an awful wrangle over wheth­ success of the railroad recently ac­ quired by Henry Ford, for if it is a er the government should control . invariably productive of results. Geo. W. Knight General Shop and Mill aeronautics or not. What most of us success, if he shows how* to haul freight for less, it is hound to affect are interested in is whether the gov­ Real Estate and Insurance All progressive movements that Work ernment can control the rnilrouds or the rate on freight hauled by other SANFORD FLORIDA railroads. For that reason, every have for their aim the creating of * not. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER financial journal of New York nnd — . j a GREATER SANFORD and SEM$ Another holiday—another dull day Chicago, and some of the daily pn- ..Employment Bureau.. 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FU. pers as well, are busy these days ex- The vocational committee of tho Bual1 ] , :: INOLE CONUTY are in accord with | in the city—another crowd gone off ji plaining why Ford is sure to mnke a ELECTRICAL their money. Maybe this will i aad failure of the attempt to operate ness nnd Professional Women's Club the progressive policy of this insti% tohe spend requests all young women desiring the last for some time to conic | the railroad he recently acquired. to register at the First COLONIAL LAMPS tution. | nnd tile city will settle down to real Mr. Ford’s first cut after getting employment National Bank. business when wo get the first cool this railroad wns to reduce freight AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman I rates. The road was carrying little Identify yourself with this strong y spell again. freight at the time, hut tho reduc­ Eyes Examined Glnssos Designed institution today by opening an ac* There should lie a good sidewalk tion in freight rates afforded exactly Henry McLaulin. Jr. from Commercial street to the Clyde the stimulus that wns needed nnd the count. -S OPT. D. • v Line dock. The present outlook', when cars began to move. This is not dis­ X one gets off the boat, is absolutely puted by Mr. Ford’s critics, hut it is rotten. Yesterday the passengers affirmed that he is not allowing bail to swim across a sea of oil and i.miugh for depreciation, etc., and his sand and at midday it looked like a venture is sure to fail picture of Death Valley. But why not wait ami ese? .Mr. ---------- o----------Ford has made his mistakes, hut few GILLON & FRY OPTOM ETRIST The Clyde Line is feeling the of-- of them have been business mistakes, OPl'ICIAN Phone 442 feels of the "ship by water" earn-- llis bins appeals to us Graduate Northern Illinois College Mis anti-Jcwish bias Nt paign and are hauling more freight all, and we condemn it—condemn I t ! 212 Last First St. Sanford, Fin. STRENGTH PROGRESS SERVICE now than ever before nt this time of severely and unreservedly. But this | TRANSFER 4% INTEREST PAID the year. Keep nt it, you merchants. does not alter the fact that he lias WILSON VULCANIZ­ Ship all your goods by Clyde Line, it repeatedly proven himself a business “WE DELIVER THE GOODS" ING WORKS is only through the water competi­ genius of the highest order. And it C. C. WILSON. 0 » n « r Quick Service Transfer tion that you can ever expect to got mny lie that he and lie alone has 1 SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND Storage Facilities « '4,+4> *!**!'•!• *;• *!■ * ; • • : * * : * < reasonable rates. Your river is tho guessed the key to the railroad lock, REASONABLE PRICES If we please you, tell others; il no W ig h t B ro th er! . . r a g e Building thing. Help it to become greater nnd and thnt key may he fashioned by re­ tell us. Phone 498 greater with two boats on every day. ducing freight rates ,nnd thus a t­ It will make Sanford the grentest city tracting traffic.—St. Petersburg In­ Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Avr HOTELS in central nnd south Florida. dependent. New Era Printery ---------- o----------G. Bassett Smith, Prop. President Harding need not fear the Hotel Montezuma COMMERCIAL AND criticism of members of his own par­ JOB PRINTING “Sanford’s New Hole)” ty.—Sanford Herald. $1.50 Up Per Day On the contrary, that is tho very Heraltl Printing Co. kind of criticism to fear. We expect our enemies to berate us hut not our IT’S GRANDMOTHER’S RECIPE friends. C. A. WHIDDON BOOK, JOB ANI) COMTO BRING BACK COLOR ANI) CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING The editor of the Herald mny recall MEItCIAL PRINTING LUSTRE TO HAIR. the lines from Canning: flernld Building Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. Phone 148 You can turn gray, faded hair beau­ Phone 465 "Give me the avowed, the erect, the tifully dark and lustrous nlmost over A competitive international exhibi­ manly foe; Bold I can meet—perhaps may re- ,*i:rht if you’ll get u bottle of “Woyth’s tion of Inventions along several in­ DRINK turn the blow; Sago and Sulphur Compound" nt any dustrial lines will fenturu the Lyon Elder Springs Water. Its 09 98-109 But of all plngues .good heaven, the 4rug store. Millions of bottles of this fair in France In October. per cent pure. Phone 81L wrath enn send, °'d famous Sago Tea Recipe, ImprovKAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E Snve, save, oh! save me from the c‘* *jy D10 addition of other ingredrnndld friend!!" loots, nre sold annually, says a well- Little Ten-Year-Old Boy GOAT MANURE —Ocala Banner. known druggist here, because it Brutally Bitten While Pickling and Preserving And Other Materials darkens the hair so naturally and ev­ Sleeping With Mother enly thnt no one can tell it has been applied. Last Wednesday night about 11 Our Prices Will Save You Money Those whoso hair is turing gray or ROQUERFORT SALAD We have the o’clock, while sleeping with hia moth­ becoming fnded hnvo a surprise DRESSING er, Johnnie Muggins, ten year old son , nwnlting them, because nfter one or Make a salad, using 1 can of two applications the gray hair van­ of Mock Muggins, living near tho Georgia nnd Alabama line, wus brut­ pears und a few Sylmnr Brunei i »j 1 * t i ; ishes and your locks become luxur­ ally bitten on tho nnklo by an Ripe Olives. Serve with Roque­ iantly dark and beautiful. anopheles mosquito. Tho ankle is bad­ Mason, Sure-Seal Jars fort salad dressing, made us folThis Is the age of youth. Grny- ly swollen hut the doctors think ho lows: and Jelly Glasses hnired, unattractive folks nren't want­ will recover after taking malarial Vj small can Elkhurn Roque­ ed around, bo got busy with Weyth’s treatment. This mosquito was not fort Cheese; I to 0 tablespoons Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight discovered until dnylight next morning See our line of PHONE 53(i Olive oil; a pinch of snit, dash nnd you'll he delighted with your nnd a barrage of Torment was shot at of paprika, lemon juice. Emul­ dark, handsome hair nnd your youth­ him, killing him instantly. The gase­ Stone Crocks, Coolers, sify to creamy consistency. ful apponrnnee within a few days.— ous fumo from this liquid will not Churns, etc. Adv. hurt n human being hut is instant denth to a malarial mosquito. It docB aft; Tho first international poultry ex­ not frighten them, it is not a bluff, it , WELAKA BLOCK hibition will be held nt the Hague means death when tho mosquito first next month In connection with a world inhales It. Torment is sold in all Phonea 497-494 stores.—Adv. . wide poultry congress. HARDWARE CO. SANFORD DAILY HERALD • i i l i l i m M t i l l l l M M I I H M PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD M MANAGER MISTER THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY 11The Seminole County! ...Bank.... Fertilizer Materials SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR Castor Pomace Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems TIME STONE JARS Chase & Co. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD POST CARDS AT THE HERALD - Deane Turner BALL i . �? •' • WBQti7>wty’*■*v v ' ■ ■/ •*’. . v THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1921 __________ = = * ■ * UHbllappM 1 Mention of ggnttera In IK*8* Pifsoiinl Item* of inter®** In of the andA bou tSomrawy Floating Small Talk a Succinctly & The City <£ Arranged for Herald Readera ; THE WEATHER 14 Florida: |J J a c » t o n i g h t Local thunderor Sundoy. # |J * * * * * * * * * * * Everybody out of town. . a repaired tiro to use ns extra. ■ „ fnr «3 oo.—3. A. Hunton. Irnrd tires for ?3*^* llfl. 26 tc However, we have somo good ndWrtlsement9, today. . nuick Roadster for sole. Now tlroa L d is in first clans mechanical1 coniition.—II- * Motor Co‘ 129‘tfc You can rend them tomorrow if you I Jo not remain at homo and got your 1Daily Ilercld today. iGet a repaired tire to use an extra. I Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston. 110-20tc : TEMPERATURE * * * * * * * * * * * * * >|( * * * * * * Sfc * * -------Labor Day and Old Sol working right nlong on tho job, yes. Itut at that the cool shady spots of Sanford are better than the sun dried beaches and the lakes and springs in and around Sanford aro hotter than anything else for a day's vacation. And while we sit nnd perspire and fret and champ the bit we arc wondering. Just when that storm will come to our rescue and bring tho thermometer down to reason again. Coolcr than many plnces but not cool enough to make people get busy: 0:10 A. M., SEPTEMBER 5 Maximum ...i.................... 36 Minimum ......................... GH Range .........:...... 72 Barometer ........................30.08 * Calm nnd Clear. * sp £ ^ >|: * H* -’fi # * s|i ■ PAGE THREE SOCIETY MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, N Phone 217-W Dance Friday SOCIAL CALENDAR MONDAY—Llttlo MIsb Martha Bish­ op will entertain a number of her llttlo friends at 4 o’clock, at her home on Park nvenuo, tho occasion being her 5th birthday nnnlversay. Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb will entertain the members of tho Pcck-Whltcomb bridal party nt a theatre nnd buffet supper party in Orlando. TUESDAY—The Business and Pro­ fessional Women’s Club will meot nt 8 o’clock nt the Woman’s Club rooms. WEDNESDAY—Mrs. John C. Smith will entertain tho members of tho T. N. T. Club, nt her homo on Un­ ion nvenuo nt 4 o'clock. THURSDAY—The Christian Endeav­ or of tho Presbyterian church will ontertnin in compliment of MIhs Helen Peek, and Donald Whitcomb, nnd Miss Izcttu Stone, and Robert Cobb, nt the church parlors nt 8 o'clock. SATURDAY—Tho Children’s Story Hour will he held nt tho Central Park at 6 o'clock. At the Valdez Hotel, under the auspices of the Woman’s Club for the bene­ fit of the Lunch Fund for the School Children. This promises to be one of the biggest events of the season and you do yourself a big favor if you are present as well as a big favor to the kiddies. THE BIG EVENT OF THE SEASON at our store will he our fall opening which we expect to announce now in a few days. Our fail merchandise is beginning to roll in and the kind we are going to show this season will certainly open your eyes. Watch for the date. y / s f s r j t f f r /M r / s o / f f f p t p l J. G. Ball returned Friday evening from Jacksonville, where he went on business. All reports from every section say Mrs. W. H. lidding returned home that the coldest winter on record will Friday from a ton week’s visit with face the north this year. Tills means relatives in Michigan nnd Ohio. | a hi* bunch of people coming to Flor­ Ask any one that has danced to the Sam Yountz left Saturday night ida. Get ready for them now. Daytona Bench orchestra’s music. for Daytona Beach, where he spent * * tho week-end. Red Speed Wagon for sale. Slight- Thoy know. Fred S. Dalger, and It. T. Thrasher, Ily used and is a bargain for tho prico Wo have at present in stock ono left In the Dalger ear Saturday night we are asking. It you need a truck, slightly used Hupmobile that wo aro for Tampn, where they will spend two l sec us at oucc*—II. & 0* Motor Co, 120-tfc offering for sale nt a reasonable price. days with the former’s parents. If you want the best for your money, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. L. Woodruff, J. D. see us at once.—B. & O. Motor Co, nnd Ralph Woodruff, nnd Miss May \V. II. Rnulcrson, of West Palm 129-tfc Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leaa than J. E. Phipps returned Friday from Thrasher, arrived home Snturdny Beach, is here today, coming up on 23 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash Tampa. evening in the Woodruff car from court matters. ,Mr. Rnulorson is a muHt accompany all orders. Count five words to a line nnd remit ac­ Sanford dancers are fortunate in Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel and Miss Hendersonville, N. C., where they /orator resilient of Geneva, and is cordingly. being able to huvu the Daytonn Beach Olive, were visitors in Sanford Fri­ have been spending some time. making good at \\ est Palm Beach in orchestra play here. Don’t pnss this 1L A. Jones, Sanford, was listed day. the building line. FOR SALK—8 hives of bees. In good opportunity up; meet them at the among the arrivals in Tampa yester­ Misses Lillian and Qline Waits were FOR RENT condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 325 day on a combined business nnd tlu* guests of Mr .and Mrs. Bill l'()H RENT—Two partly furnished Sent! your old mattress to Bradley Valdez Friday night. Service Shoe Shop. 133-Sat-Wcd-9t Sntcher a few days this past week. pleasure visit.—Tampa Tribune. factory. Make them like new, for rooms. Apply 803 Third St., corner FOIt SALE—Two nice young mules. | 3.0U, 50 lb. new cotton mattress only Mr .and Mrs. Ituter and children G. W. Springer, of Sanford, is vis­ The Women’s Club dance for the Holly Ave. 138-3tp Phone lU(i for information. 134-tfc $8j00. Guaranteed. 600 W. South benefit of the lunch fund for the iting among friends nnd acquaint­ were visitors in Sanford Saturday. St., Orlando, Fla. 122-20tc school children, is being talked about ances in Tampn nnd may remain for Mr. Kinecue nnd Miss Fay and FOR RENT—3 nice furnished house­ ROOFING, Red nnd green slate surkeeping rooms, will rent all togeth­ fnco, 3 ply $3.60 per sqqnrc. Tiger in Volusia, Lake, Orange nnd Semi­ the next few days.—Tampa Tribune. Martin were visitors in Orlnndo Sat­ er or any way that suits.—Mrs. Rid­ The Herald will be delivered today nole counties. You will meet all your brand, plain, 3-ply $3.26; 2-ply, $2.7G; Miss Mary Elizabeth Moya is visit­ urday, going down to sec Mrs. Ren- dling, 206 Oak Ave. l39-2tp as usual, hut some of tho hoys are friends here Friday night nt the VnJ- ing in Arcadia as the guest of the enu who bus been in the Orange Gen­ 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address taking a vacation nnd will be late dez. M. E. Ginn, Box 391. 139-20tc eral Hospital for several weeks. family of H. G. Moyc.—Arcadia notes FOR SALE with the papers. ' Let the Herald of­ FOR SALE AT BARGAINS—Two 5J. A. Bistline wns transacting bus­ Tampn Tribune. FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish room apartments; 1 6 -room house, fice know if you do not get the paper iness in Orlando Saturday. Miss Lola Evans returned home yes­ I). C. Aljurluwo leaves today for potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A .’cjoto ill( ^ood location.—A. P. Connoltoday. Mr. nml M*s. Payton Mussclwhitu Wauchula, where he goes on busi­ terday from Black Mountain, N. C., 131-tfe ... Brumley. 138-8tc of Winter Park, were calling on . — i*y* where she spent several weeks. ness. Haircut -il)c nt new harbor shop, FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap- LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANCJames Higgins, ofl Haines City, friends in town Sunday. Second street, new Do Forrest Build­ ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth ING—Tiio builder may Btlll get tho Mr. and Mrs. Frank Topi iff were Make no dates that will interfere wns in the city yesterday. ing. We specialize in children’s hairadvantage of low building cost by Street. 94-fil. tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Mrs. C. L. Smith, of Dade City, is cutting. Open every day except Sun- with the dance Friday night. Make (he guest of her cousin, Mrs. Robert Fuller. FOR SALE—Ono Bolding-Hal I stone submitting schedules to us and getting your dates that will sound like this, •day.—Albert Grumliug, Manager. service. Miss Sus'e May Lyle returned to Wnltour. lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ direr t-from-mill-to-liuildor 139-2tp “I’ll meet you at the Valdez, Friday Our long leaf yellow pine and Tidewa­ her home in Orlando Saturday after pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. Mrs. II. L. Griffin, Misses R. E., and night.” Emily Griffin, Elizabeth Black, nnd a visit with Miss Emma Fuller. UG-tfc ter cypress, manufactured in bcBt mills Mr. and Mrs. Martin McDaniel, of insures first quality at lowest pos­ Miss Ellen Fuller arrived Thurs­ Sara Evelyn Williams, and James Bunnell, are in the city visiting their Huff ,nnd Mrs. A. Liljn, arc a congen­ day from Troy, N. Y., where she has FOR SALE—8-room limiso with nil sible cost consistent with good lum­ OLIVER TWIST and modern convenience, excellent re­ parents ami friends. Martin is a for­ ial party spending the day at Palm been nil summer and will spend a pair. Private water works, in desir­ ber—less middlemen's heavy profit.— mer employee of the Herald, nnd MIDDY WASH SUITS Springs. GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, couple of weeks with her parents be­ able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ Florida, Mrs. McDaniel, ns Miss Susie Brown, $2.50 to $4.00 values at 138-e.o.d-13tc Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts are fore leaving for college, ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. wu one of the popular girls of San­ $1.48.—Sanford Shoe & spending n few days at Daytona Mrs. B. J. Overstreet nnd little llfi-tfe WANTED ford. 'their many friends are giving son, were visitors in Sanford Inst Beach. them n warm welcome home. Martin Clothing Company. FOR SALE—20 acres good orange WANTED—Team work. Inquire M. Mr. I). A. Caldwell nnd Master Joe, Wednesday. 139-Otc is now the presiding genius on the grove land situated within a mile of 121 20tp Hanson Shoo Shop. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, and daughters, left yesterday for Jacksonville, where Runnell Herald, and is making good. Leila, Frances and Emma, and Miss Geneva. /-The land has not been clear­ WANTfcU—For counter work, young they will spend several days. Your chance to help tho lunch fund Mrs. E. D. Brownlee returned home Olive Dinkle motored up to Sanford ed hut hns n hearing orange grove Indy or young man.—Sanford De­ and at the same time get your full LEXINGTON, 6 pnssengor, 1920 130-tfc Saturday from an extended visit to Thursday to meet Miss Ellen Fuller bordering it. This tract of land can lie pot Restaurant, ••nwkl f„r sale. New tires, looks good money’s worth in a big time will be North and South Carolina and Geor­ who has jjust returned from Troy, bought at a real bargain. For full particulars uddress “C” cure of tho and runs good. Wo are offering this Friday at the Valdez. iTho biggest f o r Tt r a d e N. Y. gia118-tfp wr for $1100.00 loss than list price.— dance of tho season. W. S. Entzmingcr, of Plant City, is Herald office, Miss Virginia Palmer is visiting in FUR TRADE—Ono practically now ’• & D. Motor Co. 129-tfc FOR BALI*]—Strawberry plants, cer­ Orlando, the guest of Mr .nnd Mrs. a visitor in town. Reo Specdwagon. Too heavy for When you tell your girl you aro go­ E. G. Duckworth. ' tified by State Plant Board, $3 per our work. Want lighter car.—San­ Roy Coleman was a visitor in town Huvp your watches and Jewelry re- ing to take her to the Valdez Friday thousand t. o. b. Lake Mary. Farina ford Mattress Co., 013 Ninth Stroet. Misses Porrie Lee Bell nnd Mina on Friday. vuur.-.l nt McLmdin’s. Two first class night,- to tho big dunce of the Wo­ Howard, leave tomorrow for Queen Strawberry Garden, Lake Mnry, Fla. 138-4 tc ****■’1 m,*kurs. Prompt service. 129-24tp TO TRADE—Wish to trade two lots man’s Club, she will like you better College, nt Chnrlotte, N. C. Tho Daytonn Bench orchestra that 140-tfc than ever. And she won’t speak to Mr. nnd Mrs. John Purdon nnd fam- will play nt the Valdez Friday night, I FOR SALE—Ford Truck. Inquire of on Magnolia nvo., Markham Hgts., you again as long ns you live if you ily, Mrs. J. J. Purdon, Sr., Frank has made a hit whoreover they have ! West Side Grocery. I’hono 1GG. ■ for real automobile. Will puy differ­ SHI it with a Herald Want Ad. don’t take her. Purdon nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert played. And you will like them, too. 130-tfc ence. Address “Automobile," care of Grovonstcin nnd bnby, nre spending Herald. 140-3te some time nt Daytonn Beach. ++++++*+++ 4*4-4*4.4*4*4**>4*4**+*M*+4*4*4*+4*4*4**V4*4-4-H*4*«4*4*4*4* Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Bob­ FOUND X ble Marlowe, Mr. and Mrs. Henry FOUND—Greek fraternity pin on Purdon nnd Louise Purdon motored to , 4. street near Beil Cafe. Owner can Daytona Bench yesterday where they have same by coming to Herald offlca spent the day very pleasantly. and paying for thiH ad. Dr. and Mrs. Osenbach, of Orlnndo, A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? nml their son-in-lnw and daughter, LOST Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnek Sparling, of Kis­ If so, you can get any mako you want. And the prices r u s T -Between Hanford ami New simmee, spent most of tho day yester­ 1 , cl'JnI8 roadc to suit you. Wo are Headquarters for Smyrna, 30x3 Vi Goodyear, all day in Sanford looking over the City weather casing and rim. • Finder and 3 ^ U80d Automobiles. We have both quantity nnd surrounding country. Mr. nnd please cull Ford Gnrngc, Sanford. Mrs. Sparling have fallen in love with 140-Stp ''epi'esented*^0 * *QW' we guarantee to be as Sanford ami in all probabilities will muko this their future home. Dr. ^ ___ CARD OF THANKS Osenbach is one of tho lending phy1920 Model, 5-passenger. ))|sicinns nnd surgeons of Orlnndo. He Will you, through the columns of wns hend surgeon at the Methodist LIPMOHILE, 1920 Model, 5-passengcr. the Sanford Herald, thank our frienda Hospital in IndinnapoliH for twenty,M O B I L E , 1921 Model, Roadster.—Sold. (or the kindness shown our dear de­ five years. Model, 3-passenger Roadster parted husband und father, ulso for the beautiful floral offuring and for rnnn^’ 1917 ^odpl, 7-passenger, All the “old heads” will be there, the love and sympathy shown us whilo r DltD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.—Sold. Friday. People thut haven’t danced in Sanford. in years will come out to the biggest and LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU MRS. M. L. FOUTSON, dunco of thim nil at the Valdez on PEYTON S. FORTSON, Friday night. MAUDIE FORTSON. Brunswick, Ga. The contract for tho road from Indian River City to tho St. Johus CARPETS AND RUGS river has been let by Brevard county. ICE COLD CHERO-COLA FREE WASHED I PVIXT1!^ 118 AVESANFORD, FLA. Lot's get started with our end of tho nnd cleaned at your home or we will ON SATURDAY LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES road and complete that Orlando-Ocean call for and deliver. Hamilton Beach Electric Washers used.—Sanford and SERVICE } highway at nn early date.—Orlando Steam Presaery, 317 1st St. Phone 8(0 Reporter-Star. San ford, F la . L0NGW00D Do You Want C LASSIFIED ADS Service QualityandPrice --------------- at — CASH FILLING STATION UO. MOTORCO. ,A*. First Street and Elm Avenue EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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The transport men propose to run the busineaa themselves and pay the wage domantled but ure encountering difficul­ ties since the books and records nro locked in the safe. South African Elephants Being Exterminated FEDERATION WOMAN’SCLUB SCHOLARSHIP Establish One at Florida State College for Women ‘ , NEW HYDROPLANE RECORD ESTABLISHED AT LAKE GEO. IIY MISS AMERICA II (B r Tho Associated Press) DETROIT, Sept. 0.—Establishing a new world’s hydroplane record of 80.5G7 miles an hour, Miss America II today won tho Lake George trophy, emblematic of one mile speed boat championship of North America. Unmasked Bandits Hold Up Man on Tampa Streets FORM OF LOAN THAT CAN HE REPAID AT FUTURE DATE WITHOUT INTEREST The Federation df Wonn’a Club* Thls photograph uuido by a photographer with a Smithsonian Institution expeilltlon .11 Africa, shows Ktilllrs cleaning elephant skeletons In a camp In the A.l.lo hush. The South African government hits or.lere.l the destruction has recently established a scholaishlp in the School of Homo Economics nt of the elephants—the only heril of the kind In the world today living so far beyond ..........mines of the troples. the College for Women in Tnllnhoasee. This is a loan scholarship, to bo AMERICAN GOVERNMENT repaid by the recipient nt jjer conven­ ADDRESSED NEW NOTE ience nnd without interest. TO ALL ALLIED POWERS. The course in Home Economics cov­ ers four years and lends to tho degree (Br Tha AdocUUd Pratt) of Bachelor of Science in Home Econo­ WASHINGTON, Sept, fl.—That tho mise. United States government had ad­ It is understood that anyone receiv­ dressed a now note to nil the allied ing tile scholarship, agrees to teach powers on the subjjeet of mandated GARDNER ECCAPES AGAIN in Floridn following her graduation. White and Black Mem­ FROM FEDERAL PRISON territories, dispatched last week, wns The appointment will be for four AND STILL AT LARGE. made known to day nt the state de­ yenrs. bers of Crew Stage (Br Tha Aatoclalad Praia) partment. The communication, it is Application for the scholarship understood, refer specifically to class should be made at once to Mrs. W. F. Big Scrap TACOMA, Wash., Sept. <1.—Roy A nnd It mandates as administered Gardner, train robber, who Vscnpcd under the league of nations and to Blackman, chairman of Education, (By The Aiiocltted Fred) yesterday from the Federal prison nt reiterate the position of the United Lake Monroe, Floridn. NEW YORK, Sept, fi.—Po­ The applicant must be a graduate McNeil Island, nenr here, during a States government regarding the licemen with riot guns were sum­ of an approveil high school of Florida hronk in which one prisoner wns Kill­ rights in mandated territories. moned by a radio message telling or other approved school of equal ed, apparently has succeeded in reach­ of mutiny today, broke up a rank, and the application must lie ac­ ing main land one mile away, officials fight between negro nnd white companied by letters from teacher* declared today, when a senrch of the members of the crew of the or school principals, giving Htudy shipping board steamer Chester island ha dfailed to reveal the missing grades upon graduation from the high Klwunis, anchored off Staten Is­ man. It was Gardner’s fourth break school. Also certificates of good mor­ land. A tint tie roynl wns in pro­ for liberty, each time under sensa­ al character, preferably from thu pres­ gress on the decks when the po­ tional circumstances. ident of a Woman’s Club or other lice boat arrived. The trouble member of the State Federation of was quelled within an hour by WILD HUYING SENDS Women's Clubs. the police without a shot being COTTON UP TODAY. REPORT PREVALENT CHILE Should no applicant nppenr for the fired. WOULD WITHDRAW FROM full four yenrs course, the scholarship (By Tha Attocltlad Praia) THE LEAGUE will be available for one wishing a NEW YORK, Spt. fl.—Wild buying two years course, lending to n certifi­ SEX EDUCATION in thu cotton movement today advanc­ (By Tha Aiioclitad Praia) cate teaching. Other qualifica­ WILL BE TAUGHT ed the prices a t the opening of the GENEVA, Sept. 0.—The third ses­ tions for being equal, preference will bo market practically five to seven dol­ of the Second Assembly of the given to one having already taken TO YOUNG GIRLS lars nnd fifty cents a hale over the sion League of Nations opened here today high school work in Home Economics. close of last Friday. All months under a threatening cloud. Reports Mrs. W. F. BLACKMAN, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, fl.—Half crossed nineteen cent level. The ad­ were widely circulated this morning Chairman of Educa­ a million American women, affiliat­ vance wns precipitated by Bullish that the Chilean delegates would with­ tion Federation of' ed with the W. C. T. U., are about to Liverpool cables. draw from the League if the question Women’s Clubs. launch an intensive campaign for sex of Tacnn and Ariea, disputed provinc­ Aake Monroe, Florida. NEW ORLEANS, Sept, fl.—Ad­ instruction in public schools of the es now being administered by Chile, vances of as much as nine dollars per nation. should be placed on agenda of assem­ They expect to reach every boy and bale carried cotton prices today to bly as requested by Bolivia. These NOT M id i OF A FIGHT girl of school age, to see that each approximately twenty cents a pound. reports were categorically denied by BETWEEN WILSON AND student is properly instructed in the A method for extracting pure oil Augustin Edwards, head of the Chile­ DOWNEY AT JERSEY CITY. OF JACKSONVILLE THEATRE fundamentals of reproductive phy­ of turpentine from fir needles has an delegation, who wns snid to have MANAGER—FUN ERAL WAH made the treat of withdrawal. siology and sex hygiene. been developed in Germany. -1HUSKY CITY, N. J., Sept, fl.— Parents have failed to do this, HELD YESTERDAY Bryan Downey, of Cleveland, and lenders declare, with tragic results JACKSONVILLE, Ha., Sept. <K | m|rrorcd in many major social prohJohnny Wilson, of Boston, fought WASHINGTON, Sept, fl.—Prepara­ ^ f twelve tame and uninteresting rounds Two additional arrests were made late ^ tions for advancing upwards of a bil­ in their hunt .here yesterday to set­ yestedny in connections with the bold 1 After a generation of scattered ef­ lion dollars in agricultural nnd livo tle their dispute over the world’s mid- robbery of the Palace Theatre here fort against the inability or unwill­ stock credits under recent legislation Sunday night and the killing of Geo. lleWe(j;ht ehuillpionship. ingness of teachers and parents to in­ have virtually been completed by tha • ntler tile New Jersey law an offi- II. Hickman, its manager, by Frank struct growing children in these vital Wnr Finance Corporation, ,officials inl derision was permitted, hut Wll- Ruwlings, alias Frank Rollins, of facts, this organization of women 1ms said Inst night. The .corporation prob­ Chicago. Rawlings was ordered held THE DANCE FRIDAY. ,on retained his championship b e l\ reached the point where they feel they ably will be ready within thu uuxt ■he fight going lo the limit. How- for tho county grand jury following a pan nnd must concentrate and openly West Virginia Troubles week or so to function under its en­ The Herald wants to again call your coroner’s jury verdict charging him ,‘VPr, it wns the opinion of a majority light the menace of ignorance or self­ May Be Brought larged powers designed to ^afford attention to the dance at the Valdez <d newspaper men and fight experts with prcnicdintcd murder. knowledge nnd its accompanying needed credits relief to the farmers* W. C. Melton, of Atlanta, Gn., and this coming Friday as this dance to Close nt the ringside that Downey won on evils. it was snid. Rodney K. Smith, local taxicab driv­ promises to be so much different in | "ints .11,. forced the fighting in most Alarmed by the daring of young To expedite the advances executive* ( 3 r Tha Auoclttad Plata) er, were taken in custody on suspic­ every way from the ones we have of the ronnds and landed the cleaner ion of having been implicated in the girls’ dress nnd deportment, which CHARLESTON, Sept, fi.—All committees are being formed in agri­ have bad in the past. blows, culture nnd stock-raising setions of robbery. Officials did not disclose just they view as an index of social lax­ In the first place the ladies have was quid along the Boone and Wilson’s performance was so un- how they were thought to have parti­ ity, these 500,000 workers for a the west anil south and will nttend to spared no expense in furnishing you Logan county border early today. sni isfactory to the New Jersey boxing “world of pence nnd purity,” at their preliminary details of applications cipated in tho affair. with the very best that could he had From Mingo county where some commission that they ordered ProThe body of Hickman was sent to national convention here laid plans making the necessary investigations in music. They do not believe in do­ M1"t"r I'N Itirkard to hold his share his home at Richmond, Vn., last night for an educational program to reach shooting wns reported along Tug ing things by halves and although and determining tile adequacy of se­ of the purse pending a hearing. river yesterday and day before following wlmt is said to have been into every home, hoping thus to stamp they need every dollar they can get curities offered. Ten or fifteen such When Wilson left tthe ring after tile largest public funeral ever ac­ out the cause itself. cume reports that the situation for this fund for the lunches for the committees are being formed now anif *ie limit he was honed loudly by the corded in this elty. Several hundred “',Ve will not fight present dress school children, still, they mean that others will lie added us the amount of was not regarded as serious. ‘t"\\d while Downey received a round persons marched in the procession ^ methods and other tendencies as you shall get your full money's worth. business in the different locnliticH of anplausiu that accompanied the body to the de­ such,’’says Dr. Valeria II. Parker, di­ MADISON, Sept. «.— Reports They have engaged the Dnytonn warrants. I here wils not a semblance of n pot, n distnnee of more than a mile. rector of social morality of the W. C. The corporation’s policy for (innneof the killing iff forty or more Beaeh orchestra, an orchestra that knockout at any time during the tight­ The- cortage was headed by a hand T. U., but will ho Instruct our young ing advances, officials asserted, hna men in the last week of firing hiiH made a big name for Itself along " Bson fell into a clinch nt every op- playing a funeral dirge. Hundreds of ones In the duties nnd responsibilities near the Iloone county line fniled the East Const ar.d a big hit wherever not been been definitely decided, but port unity and landed few hard blows persons were turned nwuy from the cf life that a enmpnign for dress nnd to l>e substantiated here today they play. It took n lot of effort on it is believed that little of the $400 "a lis opponent, Downey appeared to theatre where funeral services iih a ofher reforms will be unnecessary. when details ofy fedcrnl troops the part of the ladies as well as sev­ 000,000 balance with the treasury will '•‘\e mil the hotter of four rounds, mark of respect for the slain man “Provocative) dress, nilk hosiery nnd reported a thorough search of eral members of the Chamber of Com­ be used for agricultural credits. De­ went to Wilson and tho others and in order to permit their employes rolled-down stockings, worn by cigar­ fifteen miles along Spruce Fork merce to bring this orchestra hero mands may bo made on tho treasury were even. to attend. Music was furnished by ette-smoking girls nro symptoms Ridge fniled to discover u single and now that we are going to have to make the first lonns, officials daan orehestru combined from nil the rather thnn n disease, When we reach body or newly made grave. them we certainly do not want to clnre, but ns soon ns the volume of city’s theatres. mark m e m o r a b l e s p o t . the disease the symptoms will disap­ needed credits can be gunged, it la miss this occasion. County officials last night increased CHARLESTON, W. Vn., Sept. 0.— ’"'•■nial Darner of Virginia, today the guard about the county jail in pear.” And besidess the good music there believed the corporation will begin Through universities and normnl Returning to hin headquarters here will bo other little surprises in store issuing its own bonds. Current opera­ Ul 11 n,°worinl on the spot where which Rawlings is held. This wuh de­ schools the W. C. T. U., declares it Inst night nfter a tour of inspection of for you, the dancing will bo on a good tions of tho corporation in financing gander Spotswood, colonial gover- scribed as a precautionary move in will enrry on the crusade for bettor the nrens recently tom by armed dis­ floor and the whole affair n big one. exports nro being carried on almost ;;f nnd his Knlghta of view of the incensed popular feeling. ( knowledge. Future teachers will be in­ orders, Brig.-Gcn. II. II. Itandholtz, 7 " “"'“ hoes, caught the first view exclusively out of a revolving fund And with it nil there will bo tho Tho robbery and killing occurred on structed in the courses on sex psy­ announced he would recommend with­ feeling that you nro doing something automatically established by the rothe opening night of thu theatre’s win­ h/nulo-Snxons on tho beyond chology and personal hygiene which drawn! of Borne of the federal troops for the school children. Every dollar pnyments being mndo on the approx­ ter Benson, and wns accepted by of­ Z■* T Ph SVnlloy. ™ ' kn°W n n’ th0 Sheno„ th0 , umml t ficials as the precursor of another sen- they will bo expected later to pass on now under his command. Other forces, the general declared, tnken in ovc( and above the expenses imately $100,000,001) in advnnces now son of crimlnnl activities, the stnto to their Htudents. Parents will bo would he retained “indefinitely, or un­ will go to the fund to furnish hot outstanding. renched through a cnmpni&n by the T .h J u ' i 1" llrnnk l° ll"' aei.ni, being snid to hnvc had more thnn its Parent-Teachers association, nnd by til pence settles over Kanawha, Boono, lunches for tho children this winter. And it is nlso well to remember that Horticultural experts have crossed Iht. ,1 ■lltr‘ "holt commemorates Hhnro-of the crimo wnvo last winter. an active propaganda to rench moth­ Logan and Mingo counties.” Ho add­ In order to curb, in the inception, n you can have n big time whether you the grnpo fruit nnd lemon, produjlor tti. "I"0 mCnt‘ Th<‘ Preparations ed that his official reports to the wnr ers of young children. possible influx of crooks into the state caru to dance or not. Bo suro to get | ing n fruit ns largo ns tho former but department would bo made public, if I ,:: ‘nva|inf the ■h" « i»vo nnd also to allay popular feeling plans a ticket nnd present yourself Friday with the flavor of tho latter and IP Co!....J , '""'1" * rommitteo of For nflfico supplies, stationery, etc,, at all, by hia superiors in Washing­ have been made to give RnwlingH a night, Sept. 0th, nt tho Valdez hotel. yielding half a pint of juice. month? Soclrt>' 'o r «vorol ton. * • como to the Herald office. speedy trial. TAMPA, Sept. (5.—Two unmasked bandits In an automobile held up W. J. Jones at the corner of Washington and JefTerson streets at 10 o’clock Monday morning and robbed him of $540, making their escapo in the mnchinne by traveling over the viaduct at the head of Washington street and disnppcnring in the direction of the union stntion. Jones was walking on Washington DUBLIN, Sept, fl.—Enmon DoVastreet alone, he told the police, when lern declared in a statement today if England issued an ultimatum to Sinn a Ford touring car which had been Fein no pretense would hide the fact slowly following him stopped along­ thiit it was an application of force, side the curb. One*of the men remain­ which must mean wur and not pence. ed nt the wheel of the machine, point­ ing n gun nt him, he said, while the other jumped townrds him, ordering FITCEUALD’S m a y o r IS him to "come across.’’ INDICTED ro ll HAVING Jones put his hands into the air, HAND IN It. H. STRIKE. he said, hut the man told him that FITZGERALD, On., Sept. 0.—May­ wns nbt necessary. He rcnchcd into or J. L. Pittman ,of Fitzgelnd, and Jones’ left hand hip pocket, and took eighteen other persons were indicted tho roll of $540, mostly in $g0 hills, here yestenlny by the grand Jury of asd jumped hack into the auto with­ Ben Hill county on blanket charges out further search. The nuto was but of interfering with employes of the recently painted nnd had no rear li­ Atlanta, Birmingham nnd Atlantic cense. It disappeared in the direction railroad, which has boon in tho throes of the vlnduct. of n strike for several months. Jones rushed to police headquar­ Of the nineteen men, two wero en­ ters, but two blocks from the scene gineers ,two trainmen, to nshQp em­ of tho hold-up, nnd reported the mat­ ployes, two conductors, one clerk nnd ter to Detectives Graves anil Stnnone fireman, pit o ftho strikers nt sell, who, with Jones, set out in an Fitzgerald. attempt to overtake the bandits. They The investigation of the grand jury returned two hours later unsuccess­ grew out of the recent strike disor­ ful. ders in which one man, Engineer W. T. eid, was fatally wounded, several trains wrecked and much had feeling shown between the striking and other factions. RACE RIOT ON SHIP BROUGHT OUT THE POLICE OF NEW YORK CITY TODAY THIRD SESSION SECOND ASSEMBLY LEAGUE NATIONS TWO ARRESTS IN CONNECTION WITH KILLING BILLION DOLLARS TO AID FARMERS AND STOCKMEN QUIET ALONG BORDER WHERE GUNS ARE STILL • -LOOKS LIKE EARLY PEACE �•■A i '1 t . W A S H S U IT S O L IV E R T W IS T and M ID D Y S U IT S From $2.50 to $4.50 values $1.48 . Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. Indian River Hotel, Old Florida Landmark is Being: Demolished t< .• r ‘ & (Bjr Th. At.ocUUd Fr.it) ROCKLEDGE, Sept. 3.—The Indian River Hotel, deserted in its declining days by its former notable visitors bccnuse it clung to its old fnshioned ideas rather than keep abreast of the times, is now being demolished. Un­ like the general movement from the home to the hotel, this picturesque structure is resigning in favor of pre­ tentious Winter homes, to be built on the property where it once enhanced the alrcudy enchanting atmosphere of the Indian river. Its recesses know the moods of such personages as Grover Cleveland, I*. Lorillard, whose name is synonomous of Virginia Cheroots, and Mellon, of Mellon's food fame. The structure was built in 1875 before the Florida East Coast blazed a hitherto darkened trail in thcsu parts. At that time the hostelry could only be reached by water, a feature accentuating its fascination and ex­ clusiveness. Even with the coming of the railroad its prestige did not dwin­ dle. When Tutmnnny Hall was supreme in New York politics, its leaders were wont to make their rendezvous at the Indian River, and Gotham's political destinies in those days frequently were shaped within the environs of the mujcstic building. Among thoso political chieftains who planned their battles while basking in this balmy climu were Thomas Nuvins, fire chief of Brooklyn; MacQuade, McKlocklin and Captain Aldridge, whose task it was to manufacture tho flags and buntings fur Tammany's parades. Later pilgrims to the hotel included Warren G. Harding. Miss Kate Eyer, nn old school mate of his, conducted u curio shop within the building. It is recalled that with the coming each winter of I*. Lorillard, how his palatini house boat glided up the stream and upon docking, the tobacco king would unload his horses, cows and chickens which always accompan­ ied him. Tho names of Frank Gotch, former world’s champion wrestler, and Harry Parry Whitney, millionaire sportsman, appear frequently on the hostelry’s register. Undur present plans fashionable winter homes will grace tho river in­ stead of tho hostelry. Streets will bo laid out and generally, n more mod­ ern picture will be wrought among tho scenic benuty of the plnce. Among! those who arc planning homes is C. U. Kling, President Harding's brother-in­ law. Ths world newa tho day it happona, the Horald office. NEEDED HERE. Since the passnge of City Ordi­ nance No. 297, it is unlnwful for the common, or garden vnriety of chicken to be oil* tho home premises. Tho or­ dinance applies to other domestic fowls ns well ns and the penalty is sot at a maximum figure of $50. This news will lie received with delight by the many Lakeland people who hnvo been involuntarily serving tho neigh­ bors’ chickens with lettuce, young on­ ions, cucumbers, strawberries and other tasty vegetables anti fruit.— Lakeland Telegram. SENATOR TRAMMELL BUYERS SUING WILL VISIT FLORIDA HANSON MOTORS’ FIRM. DURING THE VACATION. SARASOJA, Fin., Sept.. 3.—Nine WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 .- (Specsuits, charging falso and fraudulent statements for tho purpose of indue* ial).—Senator nnd Mrs. Park TrnmIng certain persons to by stock of the mcll will leave for Florida Saturday Hanson Motor Co., o f Atlanta, have to spend tho remainder of the recess been filed agnlnst this company In visiting In different sections of their Hernnndo, Manatee and Sarasota state. Though ho opposed congress counties. The suits were brought by taking nnd adjournment of four individual buyers of the Hanson weeks at this timo, with so many im­ stock, all of whom arc represented by portant measures ponding^ Senator Frnnk Redd, of Snrnsotn, prosecuting Trammell says ho will enjoy this lit­ tle rest and recreation. Those nround attorney of Snrnsotn county. the capitol know Senator Trammell Tho complninnnts nre: . to be n man who is- always at his In Hernnndo county: J. J. Bell, In Manntce county: Mrs. L. W. post, giving his time, his energy nnd Ilubbcll, J. E. Jonese, W. N. John­ ability to the public business. He is one of the first of the Senators to son, E. C. Saunders, Alex Penney. In Snrnsotn county: T. A. Albritton, reach bis office in tho morning. He gives personnl supervision to all tho W. S .Harris, Frnnk Hawkins. In ench instnnee tho complainants office work n n d 't io ono of the rules chnrgo thnt the vnluo of the stock of hi soifica thnt every letter receiv­ wns misrepresented t othem, in view ed must have nn immediate reply. of which they seek cnncellntion of Every letter from n citizen of his tho stock subscriptions, recovery of state concerning n public or a per­ money pnid nnd the cancellation of sonnl matter has prompt attention. Almost dnily tho Senator nnd his secnotes given. retnnry visit some of tho government Tho total amount of stock sold to department:, to hasten action nnd tho nine complninnntA, according to the papers filed, is approximately bring about successful results in mat­ $1(1,000, of which about $0,000 was ters in which Florida citizens aro in­ paid in ensh, tho balanco in notes. terested. Being n man of n pleasing, The Inrgcst subscriber wns J. J. Bell, courteous nnd forceful personality, of Brooksvllle, who alleges^ ho wns Senator Trammell in hold in high eainduced to purchnso $5,000 of tho toem by nil government officials re­ gardless of party affiliations. When stock. Assurances that the Hnnson Mo­ congress is in session Senator Tram­ tor Co., wns in thriving condition nnd mell is constantly in attendance upon nblc to pay largo dividends this year the dnily sessions of the Senate and were made by its stock salesmen, ac­ is nlwnys in touch with pending legis­ cording to the complaints. These lation. His speeches in tho Scnntc are salesmen made further Btntemonts, nlwnys clean cut, able and forceful, it in set forth, thnt nt the time tho victions. During the recent session of stock wns purchased the company had congress he was very nctive in urging n complete manufacturing plant In n reduction of freight rates, the re­ Atlnntn, Gn., with a enpneity of 20 peal of the rovenuo tax on transpor­ enrn n day; thnt this plant was run­ tation chnrges, tho increnso of the ex­ ning nt full capacity nnd that this ca­ emption from rovenuc tax to $3,000 pacity would be doubled In 'he nenr for married persons nnd $1,500 for future; thnt the company had orders single persons, tho pnssnge of his or for all cars it could manufacture this some other measure which would ex­ year, with cash deposits on all orders; tend similar government aid to the that on the basis of present produc­ drainage projjects of the south as tion nnd orders on hand the company that given to the irrigation district would be able to pny lnrge dividends of tile west, the passngo of his bill this present year; thnt the company requiring prompt settlement of clnims only required 40 per cent, cash pay­ ngninst railroads, the passage of his ment on subscriptions nnd thnt tho bill granting to Florida fop tho school stock of the company would bo ac­ fund all of the United States lands cepted by Atlnntn bnnks ns collateral remaining in tho State, a nloro liberal for tho remaining (10 per cent, which policy toward the cx-servico men. would be cnrrlod on subscription notes Senator Trammell was the author of until liquidated by dividends.—Tampa the provision in tho agricultural re­ lief mensuro which makes a produc­ Times. ers’ security held by a bnnk, upon which a,, loan has been made, collat­ TURN ABOUT, FAIR PLAY. eral upon which the bnnk mny obtain nn advance from tho War Finance The speck of war lately raging in Corporation. Ho introduced nnd pass­ Elk, Has., between baseball and Sun- ed a measure providing for tho U. S. dny school has been settled amicably government to co-opernt cln tho by bnseballers agreeing to attend mnintninonco of a student’s marine Sundny school in the morning, nnd school nt Tnmpn. Ho was instrument­ Sunday Hcboolcrs are to attend bnse- al in getting nn appropriation of eight hnll in the nfternoon.—Hardee Coun­ hundred thousand dollars for the sub­ ty Herald. marine station nt Key West and also one hundred and fifty thousnnd dol­ Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. lars for the Pensacola navy ynrd. These are only some of the activities which have caused tile jjunior senator of Florida to be n very busy man during the past few monthss nnd now entitle him to a short rest from his multiplicity of duties at tho National Capitol. BUSINESS IN rr THE City Substantial u*iy city Hives to the new comer, the old resident and the respective buyer a Hood impression. from your Home Merchants if it is at all possible to make your purchase. It stimulates BUSINESS— makes the local merchant tax payer feel like he is Retting a try at your share of business and an incentive to keep store and stock in best condition. Out-of-town Merchants and Mail Order Houses do not contribute to the welfare of our city. of buying outside should be considered and when you buy from home you view your purchase and know the merchant will consider any legitimate complaint in regard to (|uality or fif Are not built without the moral and financial sup­ port of its local nconle—be loyal, support your lo­ cal paper. All these institutions need your busi­ ness. Hanks, Wholesale Houses, Retail Stores and all places— D U O lllM iJ BUY CITY SUBSTANT1ALS NEED YOUR BUSINESS, BUY AT HOME A N F O R D , FLA. First National Bank Annex LEATHER SCHOOL SHOES FOR ALL THE STAR TO-DAY WILL ROGERS in ‘Honest Hutch” Also a 2-part Hall Room Boys Comedy Tomorrow—Thomas H. Ince presents “Beau Revel”; also Fox News SUMMER DAYS WILL SOON BE OVER / It hns been n busy summer oven though it was vacation time nnd wo fnco tho winter season with tho greatest nnd brightest prospects for a most prosperous year. Our busi­ ness nnd your business is increasing, Sanford is growing beyond expectations of tho greatest boostors, conditions nro better, Floridn Is tho most prosperous stato in tho union. Now is the time to think of tho proverbial "rainy day." Save your money while y<^J aro making it. Bank it with tho bnnk that insures your deposits. Start your bank account today, T h e W in te r Season Is A d v a n c in g GET R E A D Y FOR BUSINESS T H A T IS COMINCj The Peoples Bank o f Sanford * * * * * * * * * * SPORT WORLD ********** BOX5NG BOUT TODAY AT JERSEY CITY. (By Tbs Associated F rsss) JERSEY CITY, Sept. 5.—Brynn Downey, of Clovelnnd, and Johnny Wilson, of Boston, were to meet here this afternoon to sottlo their disputo over tho world’s middleweight boxing title. Both weighed in nt lfifl pounds nt ten o’clock this morning, nnd de­ clare dthbmselvcs fit for the fray. AND THE FRONT PAGE. f LOW TIDE ON T n E BEACH Forenoon and Afternoon Tidn at About Same Hour and Minute Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. 5 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 28 29 30 ...... ..... ...... ..... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ....... ....... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ....... ....... ....... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 4:3 6KU 5:57 G:50 7:47 8:41 .......... 9:41 ........ 10:3 .......... 11:30 12:03 .......... 12:4$ ......... 1:3 .......... 2:00 .......... 2:44 . 3:11 . 3:5! . 4:29 5:08 5:59 8:59 8:08 9:K 10:11 11:25 . 11:55 . 12:49 COUNTY AGRICULTURAL If tho Irish question nnd the Far AGENTS MEET AT GAINESVILLE Enstern question were settled, nnd SEITEMBER FIFTH TO TENTH. Russia were saved from famine nnd bolshevism nnd the war in Asin Minor GAINESVILLE, Sept. 3.—County were ended, nnd the German indentagricultural agents will meet here for ty wore paid, whnt would this poor their tenth annual session, September old world do to keep up nn interest 5th to 10th, inclusive, with n program In life?—Pens.icoln News. thnt will keep the agents fully occu­ pied until adjournment. Dr. C. K. A crumb of comfort for the unfor­ A Chicago nmn hns paten’ed a pn* McQunrrle will be one of tho speak­ tunate is thnt you may start in the cess for making fuel briquets from ers nnd preside nt the initinl session, bread line nnd end in the upper crust. garbage, waste dust from coal mine* Monday, which will be devoted lnrgely —Washington Post. nnd a small amount of tar. to addresses of welcome nnd outlin­ ing the work of the meeting. Plans of tho Livestock Snnltnry Board and work of the Plant Ilonrd will bo discussed nt tho nfternoon session. All of Tuesday will bo de­ voted to addresses on nnd discussion of fertilizers nnd related topics while the county agents will arrange tho program for Wednesday. Thursdny will be Dnirjf Dny nnd Friday Club Doy, while the program for Satur­ day, tho Inst dny of the convention, will bo featured by addresses on or­ ................................... ganization work, the Farmers’ Union The man who never accomplishments in Marion county, has built a house publicity nnd n general discussion. t— t. i hat mined one of •• W it the greatest pleas­ NOT UP TO THEIR PROFESSION. H it the “Sawdust T ra il’ Some Milton church members find it too much work to get ready nnd go to church Sundays’ oven though they llvp within a few blocks of tho church, while ut least oho member wo know of, who lives about four miles in tho country, is in attendance regu­ larly every Sundny, making the trip to church nnd back, with n team of mules, not with an auto, mind you. After all, it Is just n matter of wheth­ er one wants to do a thing or not that determines whether ho will do it.— Milton Gnzotto. ures of life. There is no fun to AT* compare with planning a home—watching it take shape under the hammer and saw—and then moving into it to enjoy its com* fort and shelter. A good, substantial house is a splendid monument to a man* usefulness. Add something to the city you live in. “Hit the Sawdust Trail" I \ HILL LUMBER CO. S E R V IC E Q U A L IT Y PR IC E �V'TV LmJSa it •11* -I ' i\ •yrf? r- k ■'i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1921 PAGE TWO _______ ______ - " j ‘ !T !!!ag aei of the former's pnronts, Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Lee, Sr., for the week end". ORDINANCE NO. 24 PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Miss Ruth Mcttlngor, of Jackson­ AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR ville, wns the week end guest of her THE COLLECTION AND DISPO­ sister, Mrs. Walter Morgan. SITION OF GARBAGE WITHIN Starting at nine o'clock, Fridny even- !I CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ ing, September 9th, and lasting un- ” Mrs. W. J. Thigpen arid little daugh­ THE IDA, DESIGNATING THE KIND ter Katherine leave tonight for Now You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ til ? ? ? ? ? ? OF GARBAGE CAN REQUIRED York, where they will visit her sister, TO BE USED, DEFINING GARB­ fessional and Business Man in Miss Katherine Wilkcy. AGE REFUSE AND INDUSTRI­ Sanford in This Column AL W a s t e , a n d p r o v id in g a Mr. nod Mrs. G. A. Speer, Mr. nnd rat Ls at the Valdez Hotel, in the large $ Mrs. Vivian Speer nnd Algornon Speer PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION dining room, the best place in San- * motored to Daytona bench- yesterday. OF THE IHIOVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE. LAWYERS ford for this affair. CONTRACTORS BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE Misses Minn Howard nnd Porrlu Luo OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, S. O. Shinholser Hell left today for Chnrlotte, N. C., George A. DeCottes FLORIDA: Where they will enter Queen's Col­ Contractor and Builder Attorney-at-Law SECTION 1. It shall he the duty lege. The BIG DANCE that is being put on Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA of every housekeeper, storekeeper, or by the Woman’s Club to raise money SANFORD FLORIDA Dr. nnd Mrs. II, K. Murphy, of occupant or owner of any promises for the School Lunch Fund. Mulberry, Fla., wore the week-end within the city limits, hnving, keep­ Sanford Constructs Co, guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. It. L. Peck, ing or offering for collection any B a t t e r ie s This big dance will ntlract crowds from far and near CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS at their homo on Ninth streot. garbage or refuse, where the snmo is and everyone is'cordially invited BHIKQ TOUR Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully collected once a week, to provide for Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Grovenstein re­ tho storage and collection of such Battery Troubles to Us Furnished turned this morning front Daytona gnrbngo and refuse, n water-tight W t lp«eU lU « on Z lM trle tl W ork ta d e ta fir* Alt Work Guaranteed jo u d tp to d ib it t tr r le a .. Beach where they spent several days. metal receptacle provided with prop­ P. 0. Box ]«| WE ALSO HAVI COMPETENT MECHANICS H. T. PACft TOB OVERHAULING TOUR OAR er handles 'and n tight fitting cover Mr. and Mrs. J. L. llurk and daugh­ nnd to hold not less thnn twelve ter, of Dublin, Gn., are spending some qunrts nor more thnn forty gnllons, Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Sketches and Estlmstes Free; m This Space Donated by the time here. , Company it shnll further he the duty of every building too large and none too imslL Rhone 189 L. A. Itennud, Crop. housekeeper, storekeeper, uccupnnt or f R. B. Jennings of Sumterville, Fin., owner to plneo tho snld receptacle ----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED__ . | was registered at the Montezuma when offered for collection nt the curb HARTFORD BATTERY *Wilson & Shorey . yesterday while in the city on buslHue in front of his or her premises or Pino nnd Garland Sts., Orlando, Fit. *I* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * '’1******** 1ness. “Battery Insurance” on the curb line of the alley when visitors to the city today, Mr. Curlett j j^eol i |utchcock, of Plant City, any public alley adjoins such prem­ Sold and Serviced by PURE WATER coming in to attend the regular meet- is tjJi; nttrnctive guest of hur sister, ises, nnd to remove or cause them to be removed inside the fence line of Edw. Higgins, Inc. ing of the commissioners. ! j j r3i John G. Leonardy. Elder Springs Water the premises when they shall hnvo ! Haight & Magee MRS. FRED DAlGKR, Society Editor, 99.98% PURE Mr. nnd Mrs. M. J. Torchy, of New­ R. F. Austin, of West Palm Beach been emptied; provided, however, any __________ Phone 217-W _ ark, N. J., spent the week end hero was registered at tile Montezuma yes­ storekeeper, owner or occupant keep­ Phone 31 M V 8 anford, Fix ing or offering for collection refuse at the Montezuma. GARAGES terday,., SOCIAL CALENDAR material consisting entirely of paper LORD’S PURITY and paste honrd or other light mate­ Smith, of Smithvillc, Gn., was Smith Bros. Garage TUESDAY—The Business and Pro­ Miss Jettie Westmoreland left yes- ( rial in large quantities may nt the fessional Women's Club will meet terdny for her home in Greensboro, N. roistered at the Montezuma yesterExpert Repairing ' WATER discretion of the City Commission and «t H o’clock at the Woman’s Club C., after spending some time here as (jayi OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES AS GOOD AS THE BHST the guest of Mr. arid Mrs. John Snow.. _____ under such rules as it may prescribe rooms. * Oak and First be allowed to use suitable brigs for Daily Service Phone 197 BIRTHDAY PARTY WEDNESDAY—Mrs. John C. Smith Mr. nnd Mrs. John Snow and their such storage nnd collection. Little Miss Martha Bishop, the dninwill entertain the members of the REAL ESTATE SECTION 2. Garbage, ns used in T. N. T. Club, at her home on Un­ guest, Miss Jettie. Westmoreland and ty little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. William Snow, motored to Daytona |)_ |tiglii,p, entertained a number of this ordinance, shnll lie held to mean SANFORD NOVELTY ion avenue at I o'clock. E. F. Lane Beach Sunday. [her little friends yesterday afternoon all kitchen or table refuse, swill, offal, THURSDAY—The Christian Endeav­ WORKS at her home on Parke avenue, the oc- trash, or refuse mnterinl of every Real Estate and Insurance or of tlie Presbyterian church will Mr, and Mrs. Orin Stenstroin an* ension luring her fifth birthday minij kind that contnins any animal or veg­ entertain in compliment of Miss nounce tbe birth of a ten pound son, versnry Phone 95 etable matter tending to rapid decay V. C. COLLER, Prop. Helen Peck, nnd Donald Whitcomb, yesterday morning. Quantities of hibiscus were used in ' nr |,utrifnction. and Miss Izetta Stone, and Robert decorating the rooms. The color SECTION 2. Refuse, ns used in General Shop and Mill Cobb, at tbe church parlors at 8 Geo. W. KnigHt Mr. and Mrs. David Caldwell, Miss- gehemo of |>jnk and white was prettily this ordinance shall be held to mean o'clock. es Alice and Lettic Caldwell were a carried out in the decorations and roWork Real Estate and Insurance FRIDAY—Mrs. C. L. Britt will enter­ congeninl party motoring to Daytona freshments. The dining table bad for any general combustible refuse, nil • paper, rags, paste board, boxes, berry SANFORD FLORIDA CONTRACTOR and BUILDER tain the members of the Monday Beach yesterday. its center-piece the wonderful birth­ boxes, wooden boxes, whole or broken Bridge Club at her homo on Pal­ day cake iced in pink and topped with bottles and all other trash nnd refuse 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fit. metto avenue. Mrs. Clarence Mahoney left Thurs­ five tiny white tnpers. .. Employment Bureau.. material not containing any vegoMothers Club will meet with Mrs. II. day for Oswego, Kans,, where she will Several childish games were played The vocational committco of tho Busi­ ELECTRICAL R. Dens at her homo on Park Avo. visit her parents for a month or six by titc young folks and stories wore i tabic or animal matter tending to ness and Professional Women’s Club t irid decay or putrifnetion. Woman's Club will give a dance at weeks. told by Misses Ruth Henry and CnrSECTION 4. Industrial waste, as requests nil young women desiring tile Valdez Hotel. COLONIAL LAMPS metn. Late in the afternoon Mrs. employment to register nt tho First SATURDAY—The Children’s Story Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith and lit­ Bischnp, assisted by Mesdames Thig­ defined in this ordinance, shall be Nntionnl Bnnk. — Hour will lie held at the Central tle daughter, Juanita, spent the week pen, Wallace, MarloweJ Bower and he'd to mean nil waste material, AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Park nt 5 o'clock. end in 1'nmpa as the guests of Mrs. Hurt served refreshments carrying out empty boxes or barrels, garbage and Smith’s sister. the color scheme, nnd consisting of ice refuse of every description when same Eyes Examined Glnsses Designed , Mr. and Mrs. John G. Leonard)’ cream In white paper cups, cake, iced shall originate be kept, held or col­ Henry McLaulin. Jr. Peter Schnnl spent the week end at in pink and pink and white candles. lected at business houses or places of spent the week-end in Plant City with OPT. 1). business of every kind, and nil build­ Daytona Beach, relatives. The favors for the boys were horns filled with candy, whie the girls were ing material resulting from the erec­ Mr. oral Mrs. I). K. Eberwine, of j Mr. '""I Mrs. L. I’. McCullcr and presented with dainty parasols filled tion, removal, repairs or tearing down of buildings; all waste material Miami, arc spending several di^s 'L- I j r-» spent the week end at Day with candy. ! totm Beach. from printing offices, ashes from Among the children enjoying tins herb at the Montezuma. pretty party were: Betty McKinnon, steam boilers, office buildings or bo­ Mrs. W. F. Blackman, of Wokiwa I Mr. and Mrs. F. E, Round]Int and Margaret Franklin, Mary Elizabeth te's, restaurants, and boarding bous­ GILLON FRY OPTOMETRIST Ranch, is in the city today shopping. Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Perkins motored Tolar, Mary Elizabeth Neely, Kather­ es, offnl- and floor sweepings from OPTICIAN Phone 442 to Daytona Bench yesterday. ine Thigpen, Mary Hart, Georgia Hart poultry houses and meat markets, Graduate Northern Illinois College Wilson Smith, Frederick Daigcr, Rus­ dead animals, offal and floor sweep­ 212 East First St. Snnford, Fin. Mrs. C. E. Stafford and daughter, Paul Kolb was a visitor at Daytona sell, Billie Thigpen, Franklin Bennett, ings from stock yards, livery, feed TRANSFER Mrs. Ed Betts, lenvu today for Nor­ Bench Monday. Bryan Higgins, Harry Bower and nnd sale stables. folk, Vn., and Greenville, N. C., where WILSON VULCANIZ- “WE DELIVER THfe G00D9" Bobbie Marlowe. SECTION 6. Industrial waste, they will Hpetid the next two months. Dr. II. II. McCnalin has returned ING WORKS Among the “grown ups” were Mrs. shall lie stored, held, kept, collected Quick Service Transfer C, 0 . WILSON. Ownnr T„. , , , . , ... , homo from Daytona Bench where ho 11. C. Bowers, Mrs. 1). C, Marlowe, nnd removed by the owner, occupant’ Dick I ermine, Jr., is in M am the , ............., . , , Storage Facilities SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND ................ ' ’ . . Inis s tent the past two weeks, Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. W. J. Thig­ or person in possession of such prem­ If we please you, tell others; if an guest of his sister, Mrs. J. W. Rowe. REASONABLE PRICES pen, Mrs. (5. I). Hart, Mrs. A. It. Wal­ ises under tho direction of the Health tell us. Phone 498 W lrh t D rathcri . Bulldlnx .. ,, ,, . . . . . .... Me- and Mrs. L. C. Kolb left Fri- lace and'Mrs. Fred Digger, jr. iffiecr, in such manner as may lie Mrs. G. S. Harding and children, ,|||y for 0lurkt Aln.( wheru they nru prescribed by the City Commission. Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Av* of Jacksonville, are visiting Mrs. th|? RHe8,8 „f thl. formcr*8 pnrt,nt9. • HOTELS THEATRE AND BUFFET SECTION' (5. It shall be the duty Harding’s sisters, Mrs, J. F. Abbott, _____ New Era Printery SUPPER PARTY. of the City Commission to prescribe and Mrs. W. N. Culp, While hero they Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wight were G. Bassett Smith, Prop. Mr .and Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb en­ Hotel Montezuma expect to motor to Dnytonn. among the Sanford people at Daytona tertained tho members of tho Pock- such rules and regulations governing COMMERCIAL AND tho storage, holding, keeping, collec­ Beach yesterday. “Sanford’s New Hotel" JOB PRINTING Whitcomb bridal party nnd u few tion and removal, of garbage, refuse Mr. and Mrs. Roland Reed, Mrs. _____ $1.50 Up Per Day Eichnor, and Mr. and Mrs. Emlnr Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lee motored to extra guests, last evening at a the­ and industrial waste as will comply Curlett, of Genova, were among the Titusville where they were the guests atre buffet supper, at tlurir home in with this ordinance arid to the City Herald Printing Co. Orlando. Commission may seem to the best in­ The party left Sanford nt seven terest of the public welfare. C. A. WHIDDON o’clock, arriving in Orlntulo about SECTION 7. Any person, firm or BOOK, JOU AND COMCLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING i i*ght. Mr. anti Mrs. Whitcomb then corporation or any housekeeper, MEItCIAL PRINTING Rear Sanford Shoo & Clothing Cfc escorted their guests to the Phillips storekeeper, or the owner or occu­ Phone 148 Herald Building Phone 405 theatre where they all enjoyed tho pant of any premises within the City show, after, which they returned to limits, or their agents, servants, or A competitive international exhibi­ the Whitcomb home .which had been employes who shall have, keep, hold DRINK beautifully decorated for the occas­ or offer for collection garbage, refuse, tion of Invention? along several in­ Elder Springs Water, fts 99 98-10° ion, in pink and green. Quantities of <r industrial waste in any manner dustrial lines will feature the Ivynn per cent pure. Phone • ! pink vines nnd fern were effectively other than ns provided in this ordi­ fair in France in October. used, in decorating the various rooms. nance, or as provided in such rules SECTION 8. H alia11 be the duty C. E. HENRY, The color scheme of pink and green and regulations as the City Commis­ Commissioner, being later carried out in the refresh­ sion may proscribe under this ordi­ of tho City to purchnso the necessary ments. Mrs. Whitcomb served a de­ nance, or shall have, keep, manage, receptacles required by the ordinance Attest:—L. R. PHILIPS, City Auditor and Clerk. licious salad course followed by an collect, or offer for collection nny nnd to furnish the same to gll users Placed on second reading, rend #n ice course. garbage, refuse nr industrial waste in thereof nt cost. SECTION 9. All ordinances and passed by tho unanimous vote of tM ’Mr. nnd Mrs. Whitcomb’s guests such manner as to render tho air or Included Mr. ami Mrs. R. L. Peck, Mr. soil impure or unwholesome, or in parts of ordinances in conflict with City Commission of the City of San­ ford, Florida, nt its regular meeting nnd Mrs. Dooley, Dr. and Mrs. E. I). any such manner as to enuno the this ordinance are hereby repealed. this 29th day of August, A- D-, 1021. SECTION 10. .This ordinance shnll Brownlee, Misses Berlin Luke, Ethel premises on which such gnrbngo, re­ H. R. STEVENS, take effect 60 days after its Anal pas­ nnd Florence Henry, Hcrmlna Leh­ fuse, or industrial waste is held, man­ Mayor. man, Agnes Dumas, Dorothy Rumph, aged, kept, collected or offered for sage. S. O. CHASE, SECTION 11. That this ordinance and May Thrnsher. Messrs. Lee Peek, collection, or any premises ndjnccnt Commissioner. Frank I’urdon, Benjamin Whittier, thereto, to bcconto littered or un­ shall be published once within ten C. E. HENRY, Glenn Whitcomb, I’nul Dooley nnd sightly or dirty or unwholesome, or days after its final passage In a news­ Com m issioner. paper of general circulation in the Sherman Moore. 'n nny manner violates the provisions Attest:—L. R. PHILIPS, of this ordinance, shall upon con­ City of SMford, Florida. City Auditor and Clerk. Fish and game laws in Luke coun­ viction in the Municipal Court, for Passed oy the .unanimous vote of ■■■■■■tmmm ty will he strictly enforced, for there each offense, be punished by fine not the City Commission of the City of CARPETS AND RU G S is a Fish and Game Protective Asso­ to exceed Twcnty-flvo ($25.00) Dol­ Sanford, Florida, thiH 25th day of ICE COLD CHERO-COLA FREE »V WASHED ciation there that numbers a mem­ lars or by imprisonment not to cx- July, A. D., 1021. ON SATURDAY II. R. STEVENS, / nnd cleaned nt your homo or wo * bership uf about two hundred, all -ced Twenty-five (25) days, or by Mayor. call for nnd deliver. Hamilton 1«* pledged to assist the wardens it: pros­ both such fine nnd imprisonment in Electric Washers used.—Sanlo ecuting nil offenders of tho stututes the discretion of the Judge of tho S. O. CHASE, Municipal Court. Steam Prcssery, 317 1st St. Ph°ne •'(Tooting fish nnd game in that region. 1 Commissioner. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ** * + < ■ < ■ + + + * + + « 4,4-4.4,44.4,44,44^ T im e face E vent The Daytona Beach Orchestra will furnish the music SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK S O C IE T Y & Service Quality and Price ------------- a t -------------- ; THE CASH FILLING STATION First Street and Elm Avenue EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc. �9r*j»; I'lff rp “1 <0. ■ ; • <1 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1021 HNANCENO. 25 LomANCB « E & g rja S : I aL F W . ^ BApmO, FIX. JllONS! ^£P eoMin i NO THE | G and dET“ 5 ch LICENSE f e ES T O D E pAID BY FD tfrnqoN OB PERSONS |iV PERSON, 0CCUPAt° AGfMDTHE CITY LIMITS OF F 'S r W C ir s M C E E D .N G •?« S5ti * REPEALED! AND I REGULATE THE CAKI1YING I nr nilSlNERS OR BUSIL eS UNDER SUCH LICENSE R K bSj and p r e s c r ib t , THE PENALTY FOR FAILK tO COMPLY WITH THE fovSoNS THEREOF; AND fcpEAUNG ALL OTHER, OR C K ORDINANCES RELAIvE TO OCCUPATION LICENSE K FOR THE CITY OF SANhRD FLORIDA. Pt ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE 1 THE CITY OF SANFORD, LORIDA. ACTION I.—That no person shall i(« In, or manago the business, (tuion or occupation hereinafter ltioMi! and required to bo licensed ETthe City of Sanford, Florida; L and until a City Liccnac Bhall [ been procured from the City Tax «tor of the City of Sanford, Florwhich license shall be, then and s issued by the City Tax Collecupon the payment of the amount tense tax required therefor, withiny additional charge or fee whathie word "Person" in this ordinance 1 include natural nnd corporate xins, and embrace the plural numand the word "Persona" shall irace the singular number. IECTION 2.—That no license shall Issued for more than one year, nnd [licenses shall expire on the 30th | of September of each year; nnd [each license obtuined between OcLr 1st and April 1st the full tax one year shall he paid, except an, kin provided for; and for each knse obtained from April 1st to Sepnkr 30th. One-half the full tax one year shall be paid, except as reinafter provided for. SECTION 3.—That licenses shall [good only for the particular busi­ es, and at one particular place of ■inejj, which shall be named thcreI and for the person, firm or corporjon to whom issued; but licenses ly be transferred, when there is a p-fide sale nnd transfer of the kpertyused in the business, stock In Ide, or the removal of same from PpIBCe 'n the City to another, upon plication to the City Tax Collector; * such transfer shall be written hss the face of the original license. fThe issuance by the City, and rcIP‘ by the applicant of n license pHin no case be deemed authority to Muct business in contravention to |) ordinance, or ordinances of f City now existing, or hereinafter Kted, or to establish, or maintain ly nuisance. ■SECTION L—That the City Tax •Hector, before issuing n license r ? °" !l Property value, or cnpitnl P . shall require the person npply|f 'or a license to make a written r *ment u,1(ler oath, of the value of I* Property, or the amount of tho Ipdal stock. [SECTION 6.—The amount of license I ened and imposed upon every rrs°n, irjn, corporation or associa­ te k *bub l‘”KnKL’ in, or manage P> business °r occupation hereinnfI mentioned within the City of SanL ’ . °riliu' i9 hereby fixed, graded, V .*u! ,h” '"""wing [BSTRACTORS OF TITLE: , °mpanfc*' agents, firms, or I rsons engaged in the busimaking abstracts of Z l ' Z PuMk records, and ,Pr ^ c*° to rlruw deeds Bach PC,.’ 2“ ° verti, I'" ',r corP°ratlon ndI n '»ljg on streets with banI anv* L°a H’ or c“rtoons, or la r r c r io-°° rortoln ynnt,nnS ° f bnnncf« « mean!, °r n"y oth* 10'00 T" P-n ,[T”Cl K,Kmi**»■ 5.00 (Thl, clau*! ....................... ply tn “U8° <l(»es not ap- nor ‘o ankaEHtnti A8Cnta' AQENcy n \ \ ? r banker«). lect o v La , m a n d co l . B anked; T ^ ™ •gent Lawyers, each *gent F n p 'p , ; : ; ........ TAILOR CL0ThiNG OR 'CENT FOn imoV:............. . company „ ‘n.b u r a n c e ' gent Fntf ^v.n .............. company8,. ,N3 u ra n c e 'OENT for SA?2'n!) ...... UK SALE TYPE- — 10.00 h.00 5,00 T.60 WRITER, ADDING MACHINES, BICYCLES, CASH REGISTER, at retail, and not licensed as merchant..... 5.0$ AGENT, Book or picture (no license required for sale re­ ligious books or pictures).... 15.00 AGENT, Foreign Fertiliser .... 7.50 AGENT, Fire safes or vaults 10.00 AGENT, Lightning Rod, or Dealers In .............................. AGENT, Monument or Tomb­ stone (local) .......................... AGENT, Monument or Tombstone (foreign or traveling) AGENT, Real Estate, Including rent and rent collecting agoncIos, each agent .................. AGENT, Land Company out­ side County .......................... AGENT, Sewing Machine (this does not apply to mer­ chants) ................................. 10.00 AGENCY, Employment or Re­ cruiting Labor ...................... 10.00 AGENT, Automobile, or dealer In ....................................... 10.00 AGENT, Automobile Accessor­ ies .......... ~.............................. 15.00 AGENCY, not specifically mentioned ............................. 10.00 AMUSEMENT PARK, perman­ ently located.......................... 50.00 AMUSEMENT PARK, not per­ manently lo c ated .................. ' 200.00 ANIMALS, exhibited on streets, (per day) .............. 15.00 ARMS, dealers In (sec dealer) AUCTION SHOP .................... 500.00 AUCTIONEER ........................ 10.00 AUTOMOBILE . SALES AGENCY, or Repair Shop, Including right to sell gas, tires, accessories and the like ................. ...................... 25.00 AUTOMOBILES, Washing or polishing cars (when not in connection with gnrage)..... 5.00 AUTOMOBILE, Repair Shop owned or operated by only one man, without assistance 6.00 of helper ............................. AUTOMOBILE, Repair Shop owned or operated by more than one man, and where not more thnn four are employ­ ed ........................................... 10.00 AUTOMOBILE, Repair Shop owned or operated by more than four men ...................... 15.00 AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE, Owners or persons In charge of automobiles or auto-trucks kept for hire or rent, or used in conveying passengers or freight shall pay for each au­ tomobile or truck a license tax as follows: AUTOMOBILE, nnd other mo­ tor vehicles of 22 h. p. or 2.50 less .................. ...................... AUTOMOBILE, of more thnn i 22 h. p., not more than 27 4.00 h. p......................................... AUTOMOBILE, of more than 27 h. p., not more than 35 6.00 h. p.......................................... AUTOMOBILE, of more than 7.50 35 h. p.................................... AUTOMOBILE, any typo with seating capacity of ten or more ....................................... 50.00 MORTOR TRUCKS (For hauling any other thnn passengers) TRUCKS of not more thnn one 5.00 toil capacity .........._.............. TRUCKS of more than one ton, not more than two ton ca­ pacity ..................................... 12.5C TRUCKS of more than two ton, not more than four ton ca­ pacity ..................................... 20.00 TRUCKS of more than four ton capacity ................................. 50.00 AWNING, or tent makers, not otherwise licensed ......... 10.00 BAKERY, baking not over 100 loaves per day, with confec­ tionery ................................... 10.00 BAKERY, hnking not over 500 loaves per day, with confec­ tionery ................................... 15.00 BAKERY, Bnking over 500 lonves per day, with con­ fectionery ............................. 25.00 BAKERY, Bilking not over 100 lonves per day, without con­ fectionery ............................. 5.00 BAKERY, Baking not over 500 loaves per day, without con­ fectionery ............. ................ 10.00 BAKERY, Baking over GOO lonves per day, without con­ fectionery ............................. 15.00 BREAD VENDORS, from out­ side City ............................... 20.00 BARBER SHOPS, for each chair, up .to and including three ......... ............................. 3.00 BARBER SHOP, for each 1.60 chair over three .................. BANKS, Bankers, Trust Com­ panies, or persons doing a banking business, othor than Nntlonal Banks. Having a capital stock not exceeding- Fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) ........ 15.00 Having a capital slock ex­ ceeding fifty thousund dol­ lars ..................................... 20.00 BILLIARD, Pool or Bagatelle Tables, kept for public use or profit, each table .................. 15.00 BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP .... 5.00 BLACKSMITH SHOP, owned or operated by only one man 5.00 BLACKSMITH SHOP, owned or operated by more than 1 _____ . ■ : r>j< PAGE THE— one m a n ............................... 7.50 DEALER •old from wagon Or other IN LUMBER, sale thereof, per month.... 16.00 BOARDING HOUSES, LODG­ 87.50 conveyance BRICK and CEMENT ....... 10.00 ICE WAGONS, peddling on ING HOUSES AND HO­ PEDDLERS OF MEDICINE.... 50.00 DEALER IN PISTOLS, bowstreets, not owned and op­ TELS: le knives, sling shot or brass 8.00 PEDDLERS, or persons sell­ erated by ice factories ....... Having accommodations for ing goods, wares or merchan­ knuckles, rifles, dirks or JOB PRINTING ...................... 10.00 ten and notovor fifteen.... 6.00 dise a t wholesale or retail, other deadly weapons ..v....... 10.00 JUNK DEALERS (see dealers) Having accomodations for fif­ from sample room at hotel or (Merchant's license not to JEWELRY, sold from stand, teen and less than twentyother place, or a t the place to Include gold wire work­ apply.) five ...................................... 10.00 DENTISTS ................................ 10.00 ers, etc., itinerant.................. 20.00 of business of a local licensed Having accommodations for retail dealer, whether for DOG SHOW, or Pony Show, JEWELRY REPAIR SHOP.... 6.00 twenty-five and less thnn present or future delivery to per day ................................... 10.00 KODAK, nnd Photographers fifty ..................................... 15.00 DOGS, ench ................... anyone, shall be classed as 1.25 supplies if principal busi­ a merchant not permanently Having accommodations for DROVERS, selling at auction, ness ......................................... more than fifty .................. 25.00 trading or otherwise who located, and shall pay a li­ KNIFE AND SCISSOR BOILER, Machine Shops or cense o f ................................. 26.00 bring stock of any kind into SHARPENER ...................... foundries ................................. 10.00 the state for sale .................. 50.00 KNIFE RACKS (seo Rocks). (This provision shall not BOOK AGENT, (seo agent Bale* apply to rcgulnr drum­ DETECTIVE AGENCY ............ 20.00 LAUNCHES, for hire, each .... 2.50 of hooks). mers or salesmen employ­ LAUNDRY, Steam or Chinese 15.00 DRAY, baggage wagon, or ed by wholesale dealers or BOTTLING WORKS, nnd Soda carriage each one-horse....... 3.50 LAUNDRY, agent or agency manufacturers, selling to Water Factories .................. 15.00 DRAY, for each additional for Inundry located outside BOWLING ALLEYS, for each horse ................. 1.00 city ............................ ........... 25.00 local dealers the goods of alley ......................................... 5.00DRIVERS of public drays....... their principals). 1.00 LAWYERS .............................. 10.00 HOWLING ALLEY, run in con­ LIVERY nnd Feed Stables, PEDDLERS.—Traveling deal\\ DRY CLEANERS, who pay no individuals or firms keep­ nection with other licensed era who shall bnrgaln or sell other license ....................... 6.00 nmusementH, each alley ......... 2.50 ELECTRIC LIGHT and (or) ing for hire or public use ony goods, wares or merchan­ power plants ......................... 40.00 horses or mules for not more BOXING EXHIBITION dise, by sample or in any oth­ than five horses or mules.... 10.00 er manner, for present or fu­ (whether given in theatre Provided further, that any For each additional horse or or other placo of amuse­ individual, company, firm ture delivery to any person mule .......................... ....... 1.00 whomsoever, by himself or ment) ..................................... 15.00 or corporation, furnishing LUMBER YARD...................... 15.00 agent, following after to de­ lights, or power to Its cus­ BRICK YARD, or Factory .... 10.00 LUNG TESTERS ...... ........... 5.00 tomers, and making a liver and collect for same, BOOT BLACK STAND, each.... 11.60 LUNCH STANDS AND EAT­ charge by meter, and who riiall be deemed a peddler, BOOTS AND SHOES, Second ING HOUSES at Railroad and shall pay a license of.... 25.00 Hand, dealer in .................... 5.00 shall make a minimum depots ................. ............... .. 10.00 (This provision shall not charge without reference BOAT HOUSES, or Boat Yards LODGING HOUSES (seo to the meter—Bhall pay an apply to drummers of keeping boats for hire .......... 5.00 boarding house). wholesale establishments additional license.............. 20.00 BROKER—Those who carry 5.00 selling to local established EMBALMERS ......... 1.............. 30.00 LOCKSMITHS ......................... stock on hand and who sell EXPRESS COMPANIES........ 50.00 MACHINE and repair Bhop, not dealers.) to registered wholesale mer­ otherwise sp ecifiet^............ 10.00 PEDDLING BOATS, less than EXHIBITION, freak or other chants only, and net as in­ 5.00 40 feet in length .................. 10.00 curiosity for profit, per week 25.00 MANICURIST ......................... termediary between buyer MATTRESS MAKER, where per d a y .................................... 5.00 PEDDLING BOATS, over for­ and seller for the considera­ machinery is used ................ 10.00 FISH MARKET ..................... 5.00 ty feet in length .............. 20.00 tion of a brokerage or com­ Where no machinery is used 5.00 FLORIST ................................ 5.00 (Provided boats engaged mission from either, for the in tho Balo of vegetables, FORTUNE TELLER .............. 250.00 MANUFACTURER of borsale of stocks, bonds, mer­ rels, tubs, buckets, brush­ the products of farm or chandise, etc.......................... 15.00 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES es, candy, crates for fruit, plantation, fish and oys­ sold from ear on railroad BROKER, dealing in stocks and ters, Bhnll not bo consider­ bonds .................. 16.00 tracks, per c a r ........................ 15.00 doors, blinds, sash, fiber fu r­ niture, cigars, terra cotta, ed peddling boots). FRUIT STAND, when not lic­ BROKER, dealing in futures earthen-ware, pottery or oth-. 5.00 PEDDLERS, peanuts, popcorn, and options ........................... 20.00 ensed us merchant .............. cr clay products; tile, ce­ 5.00 pencils, shoo strings, etc...... BROKER, dealing ininsurance 10.00 FRUIT STAND, when operat­ ment or concrete or artific­ ed by push cart, or portable PEDDLERS NOT OTHER­ BROKER, dealing in anything, 10.00 WISE SPECIFIED .............. 25.00 stand ...................... 6X)0 ial stone or article not above speci­ MARBLE YARD 10.00 PHONOGRAPH, persons oper­ FRUITS, vegetables, or pro­ fied .................................. 10.00 MEAT MARKET 6.00 ating for profit .................... 6,00 duce, sold from wagon, or BUILDING AND LOAN AS­ MERCANTILE AGENCY....... 25.00 PHOTOGRAPHERS, ferrotypother conveyance, a t retail, SOCIATION ............................ 15.00 ers, crayon artists, perman­ by other than producer....... 5.00 MERCHANTS, Store Keepers, BUILDING MATERIAL, dculDruggists, shall pay a li­ ently located ...»..................... 10.00 er in, Foreign ...................... 60.00 GARAGE, used for storing or cense as follows: not permanently loented...... 15.00 caring for automobiles for CABINET OR CARPENTER PHRENOLOGIST .................... 250.00 pay .......................................... 10.00 For the first one thousand SHOP, not to apply unless dollars or fraction of one PHYSICIANS and Surgeons. 10.00 GAS PLANT, any person, firm three or more persons are thousand dollars of Block PIANO TUNER, permanently or corporation furnishing il­ employed ............................... 5.00 of merchandise .................. 6.00 located ................................... 6.00 luminating gus for profit.... 40.00 CANE RACKS, Knife Racks, For each additional one thou­ PIANO TUNER, not perman­ Provided further, that any in­ Lifting Mnchincs or similar sand dollnrs, or fraction of ently located .......................... 10.00 dividual, firm or corpor­ boards, each, per day ............. 10.00 one thousand dollurs of PLANING MILL und Novelty ation or company, furnish­ CANVASSERS, representing stock of merchandise ....... 1.50 works (not in connection ing gas to its customers foreign firms or corporations, MERCHANTS, Itinerant (Seo with Baw mlllB) .................. 10.00 nnd making a charge by soliciting orders for, or sell­ Itinerant merchant). POPCORN or peanut roaster meter, end who shall make ing furniture, household MILK DEALERS, or dairymen: run on street ........................ 6.00 a minimum charge without goods, musical instruments, Any persons selling and de­ (Location to he designated reference to meter, shall and tho like, at rctuil ........ 15.00 livering milk: by City Manager). pay nil additional license CARRIAGE, and Wagon fac­ With not more than five PONY SHOW (seo dog Bhow), o f ..................... T:............... 20.00 tories, including hlacksmithcows ............................. ..... 5.00 PRESSING CLUBS ................ 7.60 5.00 ing nnd repairing.................. 10.00 GUNSMITH ............................. With five and not more than RAILROAD COMPANY, whoso GYPSIES, camping within city 100.00 CHAUFFEURS, of automo­ ten cow s............................. 10.00 tracks enter into or through HAIRDRESSER, Manicurist .. 5.00 biles nnd all motor-driven 15.00 With more thnn ten cows.... the corporate limits of the HARNESS SHOP, mnkers or 1.00 vehicles for hire .................. MILLINERY (Same us mer­ city ........................................ 75.00 repuirers ............................... 5.00 10.00 CHIROPODIST ...................... chant) RESTAURANTS, with seating HAWKERS or hucksters of CHIROPRACTORS, Certified .. 10.00 MOSS FACTORY .................... 10.00 capacity of five persons or merchandise, drugs or pat­ CHIROPRACTORS, without MONEY BROKER, dealing in 5.00 less ........................................ ent medicines or preparations 100.00 diploma ................................. assignments of wages ........ 25.00 With seating cupncity of purporting to possess medical CIRCUS, for each ring, per Industrial Loan Compnny^or more thnn five and less virtues, who by displaying or day ....................... !... 40.00 Morris Plan Bank, lending than ten persons .............. 10.00 crying their wares, or who CIVIL ENGINEER.................. 10.00 money on personal security With seating capacity of by music or other entertain­ CLAIRVOYANT, receiving re­ etc,, nt legal rates, to ho more thnn ten and less ment, endeavor to draw muneration for service...... 250.00 repaid in weekly or month­ thnn twenty ...................... 16.00 crowds for the purpose of COLD STORAGE PLANT for ly installments _ 25.00 With seating capacity of selling their wares, per generul uso of public, for Loans, when charges for ccrmore than twenty peraons 25.00 week .... .................................. 25.00 pay ......................................... 15.00 tuin purposes exceed legal RUG und carpet cleaners, HAT CLEANERS, or block­ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, rate of interest .............. 60.00 huving established place of ing ........................................ 5.00 handling shipments on con­ MOTION picture shows, nnd 6.00 business ................................ signment or commission only 10.00 HEALERS, MENTAL, or per­ theaters with a seating capac­ RACKS, Knife, Cana Racks, sons claiming to heal by ab­ COMMISSION MERCHANT, ity of: Ball Games (not baseball) sent treatment .................... 100,00 carrying n stock of merchan­ Not over 200 .................. 25.00 and other simllur game or HEALERS, by electricnl or dise, fruits, vegetables, 200 and not over 500 .......... 35.00 device, for each game or demechanical devise (not to truck, etc., who buy and Hell Over 500 ........................... 50.00 10.00 apply to physicians or sur­ outright nt retail or whole­ MUSIC DEALER, Merchant’s RUBBER BALLOON denier, geons .................................... 10.00 sale, shall pay a merchant’s License. unless otherwise licensed .... 5.00 HORSE DEALER .................. 10.00 license. MERRY-GO-ROUND, carousal SANITARIUM, hospital, or In­ HOTEL (See hoarding house) CONTRACTOR (any person, or flying jenny; not in con­ stitution of like character HYPNOTIST ........................... 250.00 firm or corporation tnking nection with umusement when not run by licensed ICE CREAM CARTS, selling contracts to perform work by parks; per week .................. 20.00 15.00 on streets, ench eart ........... 5.00 the job, employing two or MUSIC BOXES, when operated chnrituble, charitable ICE CREAM, nnd cold drink more persons to nsBist in for profit ............................. 5.00 SAWMILL, including planing stand ..................................... 5.00 such work Bhall bo deemed a NEAR BEER, and other drinks 16.00 ICE CREAM SALOONS, and contractor). of like character, when Hold SECOND HAND STORE, deal­ soda fountains ........ 10.00 CONTRACTOR, Plumbing .... 10.00 from fountain .................... 5.00 er in second hund goods, not CONTRACTOR, Electricnl ..... 10.00 ICE CREAM MANUFAC­ OCULIST OR OPTICIAN; 10.00 TURER ................................. 16.00 CONTRACTOR, Building ....... 10.00 permanently located ........... 10.00 SHOEMAKER, including shoe ICE FACTORIES, including CONTRACTORS, all kinds, not OCULIST OR OPTICIAN; not 10.00 otherwise specified ............ 10.00 cold storage plant connect­ permanently loented ............ 25.00 10.00 ed therewith. With a cn- ^ DEALER in cigars nnd to­ OSTEOPATH .................. ......... 10.00 SIGN WRITING, or lettering pneity of not more than thir­ bacco, not in connection with with puint or metal letters other licensed business ....... 43.00 ty tons por day .................. 25.00 PALMIST ................................. 260.00 PATENT MEDICINE VEND­ With a capacity of more than 5.00 DEALER IN CURIOS, when • ORS, advertising by means SHOWS, of all kinds, not oththirty nnd Icbs than sixty not otherwise licensed ....... 5.00 of minstrel showB or vaude­ erwise specified giving per­ tons por d n y ...................... 50.00 DEALER IN DYNAMITE, un­ ville acts ......f........................ 75.00 formances under tents or With enpneity of more than less licensed ns merchant .... 10.00 temporary structures of any sixty nnd leas than one PAWNBROKER ........... V........ 75.00 DEALER IN ELECTRICAL kind shall pay a license tax hundred tons per dny ....... 75.00 (Each pawnbroker shall keep MACHINERY, or electrical for each day as follows: With capacity of more than a complete nnd true record goods, to he licensed as mer­ one hundred tons per When charge for admission of all hie transactions, chant. , (ley .................................... 100.00 including reserved seats showing from whom each DEALER IN FERTILIZERS, INFORMATION BUREAU, shall ho fifty cents or urtlcle of his stock was to be licensed ns merchant. paying no other licensa ..... 10.00 more, each d a y .................. 40.00 purchased and to whom DEALER IN FRESH MEATS When charge for admission * same was sold, which rec­ AT WHOLESALE .....!........ 10.00 ITINERANTS: including reserved seats urd shall at all times be DEALER IN FURNITURE Any person or persons go­ shall be less than fifty • subject to tho inspection of (Merchant’s license). ing from houBe to houso cents, per day ............. 85.00 all police officers. Any DEALER IN FISH (Seo fish repairing furniture, clocks, person violating this pro­ market). Jewelry, Btovcs, tin uten­ SIDE SHOW, If udmfasion vision, upon conviction sils, or uny other thing, not charge including charge for DEALER IN GASOLINE or thereof, shall be punished having a shop located in reserved seat shall be fifty Illuminating oils or lubricat­ by a fine not exceeding ' city, shall pay a license cents or more, for the main ing oils, nutomobile acces­ o f ........................................ 25.00 $50.00 Fifty Dollars, or by show, tho license for aide sories, at retail (not to ap­ imprisonment not exceed­ Bhow shall be, per day ....... 10.00 ply to dealers taxed as mer­ Merchants and vendors, any ing (60) sixty duys. If admission including charge chants, garages, repair person, either principal or (No license issued to for reserved seat shall be shopB and the like .............. 5.00 agent, temporarily engaged ferrable.) less than fifty cents for the in the sale of goods, DEALER IN SAME, whole­ pawnbroker shall be transmain show, the license for wares and merchandise, sale ........................ 25,00 side show shall be, per PEDDLERS, of stoves, clScka, and occupying any build­ DEALER IN JUNK, either di­ ranges, sewing machines, ing or structure for the rect or by agent .................... 20.00 (OonUsMd on p*r* roar) 1 I ; rl( •filV B r t1 |1 ; fm 1 1$ I ‘2 .. ■ 1 • ; Ifc op 1 �JSBL m m m toub ♦t - _ SANFORD DAILY HERALD •l tta ______ >wfl» THE HERALD PRINTING CO., be. ______ m u m i i ___________ K. J. HOLLY _____________ Bdltiw I. I ILLARD....8«cratary-Tr«aaurar A- NEEL______Central Manager ROBERT HOLLY, daOTTLATIOll MAMMOIM Pbooo 148 up to 6 P. M. AOwrtHwa Ewt— g t b a m m A»,lU*tt— ■ aWortyUM N n la id iu n * 9 n Tw ............................... 4Hk U n t i l ................................. M fe r n d ta Oil7 by Otnter W® Wt* ....................................1* 0«» Cka Mi U- ta » •* « / MwrUd «a- UnOr «rr*n BtmlaaU Oraatr i m to p»MUk*d Mary rrU»r. Aiwrttotw »»•* “ *i » aa appU«»U*a. ta paUttoa. M.M par yaar. alwaja la aOaaaaa.___________ ______ Mtmbtr of The Associated P m i Another tiny for business. -----------o Gun Club Bhoot was n great suc­ cess yesterday. Shows what Sanford could do in the way of amusomonta if the people will decide to stay at home and put on a show of Rome kind. First street has been improved some but First Htrect will stand a lot of improvement yet. Some of the worst shuckH in the city grace the principal comers of First stroct. The boldness of the bandits who arc holding people up on the main streets of Jacksonville and Tampa, shows that many of thoso gun men are coming to Florida from the big cities. Look out for them. The “ridge suction” Is having an argument about the Scottish pro­ clivities of “Mn” Rnhl. Well, nil we can sny is thnt wo hope we live long enough to sue “Mn” and “Pa" dressed up ns Scottish bagpipers. ---------- o---------In this issue of the Daily Ilernld, the new license ordinance Is publish­ ed, giving n list of the new licenses and the amount thereof, and showing the differences in prices. The new or­ dinance will keep the record strnight and will not conflict with any other laws on the subject. Read it carefully and note what your business will have to pay In October. It is modelled on the right lines. The munogcr of the theatre in Jacksonville who failed to give up the money when the robber told him to, 'waH a brave man, but he lost his life protecting the property of his com­ pany. This was a man, but his life is worth more than a paltry $800, o r more, and in this ease, discretion would havu been the better part of vnlor. With a desperate man on the other end of the gun, the best way is the safest way, and the safest way is to give up tho money when the ban­ dits have the drop on you. ----------------o---------------- PURCHASE THE OKEECHOBEE NEWS. The firBt number of the Okeechobee News, under tho new management, was received at the Herald office this week with distinct pleasure. And it was a pleasure because we knew thnt Hnrry Neal ,of tho Herald, was tak­ ing care of the News. N. J. Lilian), H. A. Neel and It. J .Holly, are the new owners of the Okeechobee Nuws, and Mr. Neel will be down there for several weeks getting everything in shape and starting tho News off with an eight page edition. Thu new ownera expect to have a chain of weekly newspapers in the State close enough to Sanford to make this the central plant from which the other papers will be supplied with paper and printing mntcrinl since Sanford gets tho benefit of water transportation. The Okeechobee News is published in Okeechobee City, the county Heat of Okeechobee county, and is in tho heart of the great stock raising coun­ try, orange growing and trucking, and ono of the coming sections of Floridn. Better railroad facilities and tho new roads that ore now being built Into Okccchobeo City will make it the con- JtOQUEUFORT SALAD DRESSING Make a salad, using 1 can of poors and a few Sylrnnr Brand Rlpo Olives. Serve with Roque­ fort salad dressing, made as fob ■■■lows; % small oan Elkhorn Roque­ fort Cheese; 4 to 0 tablespoons Oliva pit; a pinch of aalt, dash of paprika, lemon juice. Emub aify to creamy consistency. l De^ne Turner WHLAKA BLOCK Phone* 497*494' ‘1 *• < tral point for the activities of the southern part of the State, and tho now owners will make it one of the best weekly papers in that part of Floridn in a few months if possible. The following editorial notice of the change was in last week's News: “With this issue of tho News the paper passes into tho hands of Messrs. N. J. Lilian!, R. J. Holly and H- ANeel, nil newspaper men of many years experience, who are majority stockholders in tho Sanford Herald. For the present, the paper will bo under the management of H. A. Neel, who took charge last Monday. It will be the endeavor of the new manage­ ment to glvo the people of this section the best paper possible consistent with the support received, A number of improvements, both in tho plant and paper are contemplated, and will be made as soon as possible. “Mr. N. J. Lilian!, tho senior mem­ ber of the Arm, hns been 'secretary ami treasurer of tho Herald Printing Co., for the pnst year. Before thnt he wns for some ‘time business manager of the Neol-Lllhml Publishing Cr., owning weekly papers at Browton, Foley nnd Florala, Ala., and was for sonic time business manager of the Pensacola Evening News ,nnd secre­ tary and mnnnger of tho Escambia County Fair Association, for six years. "Mr. R. J. Holly, the youngest mem­ ber of the Arm, Is the editor and majority stockholder of the Sanford Herald, lie is one of the best and most favorably known newspapermen In the State. He hnH doncj much' to bring tho vnried resources of the San­ ford section to the notice of tho world nnd stands high in his profession. The writer hns for the pnst yenr held the position of general manager of the Snnford Herald. Prior to thnt he was for several years owner nnd publisher of papers in Alnbnma, com­ ing there from Colorado, whore ho wns connected with a number of newspapers ns editor nnd owner, A cordial invitation iH extended the peo­ ple of this city nnd section to enll nnd get acquainted." ---------- o----------WE WANT TO KNOW. We are living way down here in Snnford, Florida, U. S. A. Some things get by uh on account of be­ ing out of touch with the main arter­ ies of big business but we cannot help but think that somo things nre also getting liy the president of the Uni­ ted States, his cabinet, his officers, his secret service nnd all the con­ gressmen and (senators and all the rest of the small fry ami large office holders. For instance—millions of dollar’s worth of government piers burned up the other day. Several fine ships have been burned nt the same piers at Ho­ boken in the past few months. Who is responsible for this, nnd why should anyone want to burn the* ships and piers? The New York Post Htrttes that the U. S. Government owns THREE BILLIONS worth of ships, nnd yet wo cannot have a Merchant Marine. Who in holding back tho greatest thing thnt America hns ever attempt­ ed? We have just finished fighting for these things. Our boys went over to get these things for Americn, and many of them never came back, Did the men responsible for the above acts go over or did they remain In Ameri­ ca to pick up a fortune while our l«>ys were fighting to make America safe for the corporations? The rivers of Florida nnd the riv­ ers of other States could he made navignble if the congressmen would look after tho people's business, in­ stead of the corporations. With nnvb gnble streams, there would bp no ex­ orbitant freight rates. Somebody is responsible for all of this burning of piers, of Hhips, for tho delay in the merchant marine, for the delays in ninking inland water­ ways through Florida and other Stntes. It would be well for the people to find out for themselves. Wo do not think that spirit of patriotism thnt took our hoys to France has entirely died out. Suppose tho Americnn Legion finds out. BEST WAY TO WIPE OUT KU KLUX KLAN. Recently in a town of considerable size north of horo, a long ways off, u man prouched anarchy before u throng of people. Ho Hpoku these words: “You seo those folk living ujf there in fine houses on tho hill; we are ns good as they aro nnd entitled to ns good things as they got. We hove nothing; they havo everything. Look at their automobiles and their handsome wives. Why shouldn't we have them? We don’t say that wo wont as good automobiles as they hove—wo wont their automobiles. We do not sny, cither, thnt wo want as good womer. nti they havo; men, we want their women!" This scoundrel should have boon arrested nn’d sent to prison for a long mmmsm m «■ d a il y term. But he was not; he went his way, fdr the moment Unscathed. For the moment, we say. In that city its a branch of the Ku Klux Klan, and two days after his speoch this preacher of anarchy and violence disappeared. No one hns seen him since; perhaps, ho never will be seen ngnin. It was vnrong to kill him, but what could bo done with one who urged others to rob men and steal their wives 7 It is because the law is inefficient, impot­ ent to deal with reckless talkers. Va­ rious states, with Texas in the lead, nre moving to exterminate tho Ku Klux Klan, and they may succeed. They should succeed, provided whip­ pings and tar and feathers nnd secret assassinations are the work of thnt organization, which has not been proven. But if they wipe out tho Klansmen, they should, at tho same time, pass laws to prevent the preach­ ing of robbery, anarchy and tho ad­ vocation of lawlessness.—Tanipn Tri­ bune. ORDINANCE NO. 2S •A14 U lf l. * (Continued from page 3) 6.00 day ..................... ........... SKATING or bicycle rinks....... 10.00 j* •• *«. , j^ p SLOT MACHINES, ail vend­ ing machines (except Weigh­ O n e o f th e b ig g est social events o f th e season will bt ing machines) of any kind, th e big d an ce a t th e Inside of any store or building .............................. 6.00 When operated outside of nny store or building.............. 10.00 SODA FOUNTAIN .................. 10.00 (If tho proprietor of such fountain also pays a li­ u n d e r th e auspices o f th e cense as a merchant, tho license for such fountain shnll be ............................. 6.00 STORAGE warehouse Com­ fo r th e benefit o f pany ............ ............!.......... io.oo STREET SHOWS, carnivals, etc. for each booth, stand, or separate entertainment, not otherwise specified, per day ..........'.............................. 10.00 Everybody Invited STRIKING MACHINES (see Lung Testers;. TELEGRAPH SYSTEMS ....... 50.00 A MOST PROSPEROUS SEASON. TELEPHONE SYSTEM or .ivdsi; ■i ; PLANT ................;................ 60.00 Everything points to a most pros­ THEATERS, Managors of thoT H I S S P A C B . D O N A T E D BY perous Season for all of Florida. This ’ aters or halls employing is especially true of this part of the traveling troupes, theatrical State nhd of the Snnford section. The operatic or minstrel, giving growers expect to; make more money performances in buildings th*s year oven with the present high litHU I! . 10 j o>i fitted up for such purposes.... 35.00 freight rates and the business men THEATRICAL SHOWS, or are looking forward to u flno season. traveling piuyers nnd min­ Thnt it will he n cold winter, Is also strels, in buildings fitted up for such shows or exhibi­ assured by all tho weather prophets : anmii tions, per day ...................... 40.00 in the north, nnd if this is true, wo can look for an early migration of the TINSMITH and sheet iron tourists, nnd we should have every­ worker ................................... 5.00 thing rendy for them. The following UNDERTAKERS, who are not ■ The best Road Material, crushed or screened. Finely cmbnlmers ............................ 20.00 »• from Capper’s Weekly, is important: ground Limestone for Agricultural purposes, side walks "The predictions of tho weather UPHOLSTERER, , employing and artificial stone work. two’or more asistonts.......... 6.00 prophet of tho Philadelphia and Rend­ ing Railway Company arc not scoff­ UMBRELLA MENDER, or re­ pairer .................................... 5.00 ed at in his own country. He says the BUILDERS AND HYDRATED LIME coldest wenther in the Inst 26 years VETERINARY SURGEON .... 10.00 is approaching nnd warns his brother VENDORS ITINERANT (Seo FLORIDA LIME CO. OCALA, FLA. rnilrond men there will he many bliz­ itinerant Vendors) zards and it will bo difficult to keep VULCANIZING and Acety­ lene welding, not in connec­ traffic open. This man is snid to have tion with garage .................. 10.00 cense is required, without having first failed only once in foretelling weath­ WATCH ami jewelry repair­ | obtained such license us hereinbefore er conditions. We believe every weath­ er ........................................... 5.00 greeted shall be deemed guilty of a er prophet should lie given a chance. (This shnll not apply to one , violation of this ordinance, ami upon Paste this prediction up where you paying merchant’s license) :conviction shall be punished by a fine can see it next winter. Then render WEIGHING MACHINES ....... 3.00 mjUn| to double the amount required your own verdict." {Merchant’s license not to for such license, provided such fine ITS GRANDMOTHER’S HEC1P Newspapers throughout Indiana, cover) TO BRING HACK COLOR AND shall not exceed two hundred and fifty especially thoso published in the vi­ WRESTLING MATCHES LUSTRE TO HAIR. ($250.00) Dollars, or by imprisonment cinity of Indianapolis and Terre (whether given in theater, for a term not exceeding Sixty (00) Haute, carry daily predictions of n or other place of amuse­ You can turn gray, faded hair bei days. severe winter nnd warn all persons to ment) ..................................... 16.00 tifully dark nnd lustrous almost o SECTION 10.—Thnt the payment put in an early supply o fconl. An nr- WATER COMPANY: uf all license tuxes may bo enforced night if you’ll get a bottle of “Weytt’ tlclu appearing recently in , nil lnFurnishing not over five by the seizure nnd sule of (he prop­ Sngo nnd Sulphur Compound” at t dinapolis paper, according to reports, hundred gallons of water erty engaged in thu business, occu­ drug store. Millions of bottles of ft predicts one of the coldest winters in per day ............................. 15.00 1pation or profession upon which Huch old famous Sngo Tea Recipe, Improi the history of Indiana. Furnishing over five hundred license taxes are imposed, and the ed by the addition of other Ingr galiuns ami not ovur two Tax Collector may issue n warrant in ionts, nre Hold annually, says a we" thousand gallons per ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE the name of the state und City of known druggist here, becauie day .................................... 30.00 Sanford, for the collection of the li­ darkens tho hnir so naturally and er TOURISTS IN AUTOMOBILES. Furnishing over two thous­ cense tnxes, and such warrant may he only thnt no one enn tell it has be and gallons of water per With the construction of ;i race executed by thu Chief of Police or applied. day .................................... 50.00 any police officer of the City, or by course at the Stnte Fair grounds, the Thoso whoso hnir Is turing gray er | the Sheriff or any constable of Semi- becoming faded have n surpdit accommodations and facilities which WOOD YARD, using machin­ ery ........................................ 10.00 Il()|0 county. Jacksonville has provided for the past nwniting them, bccnusc ufter one or I SECTION II.—Where the Dollar two appUcntlons the gray hnir vanseveral seasons for tourists arriving BLANKET CLAUSE: Every business, occupation, pro- ($) mark und the numeral ure used i8hpH nm, yoUr lockfl becomo in Jacksonville by automobiles, should they care to use them, are being re­ fession or exhibition substantially , above it shall be deemed to express lant|y (Jnrk nn(| facmitifui. fixed or temporarily engaged in by the sam e sum in dollnra as if moved. i This Is tho ago of youth. Grayany person or persons, firm or cor­ amount nnd the word dollars weru haired, unattractive folks aren't want­ The question which presents itself is, what is to be done to replace thoso poration, whether in a building, tent, written out in each cobc, ed around, so get busy with Wcythi booth or upon the street, vacant lot SECTION 12.—Thnt all ordinance 1 Qtl, . „„n.i tn„i,W facilities? or anywhere in open air within the j or parts of ordinances in conflict with ' , ^ . . . ... A letter from a prominent Jack­ city nnd not herein specifically dusigthis ordinance, be and the same aro < . H. y.°U . 0 ? 0 < . a. sonville business mnn who is touring rated, .hall pay a llconm tax af Ton hereby repealed. t‘ J ‘,1 r k. “ "O'"" h" 'r ," ml j™'.,™ the West by automobile, stntes that' I SECTION 13.—That tht. ordinance "Pl">»nln“ withln “ ,cw 1 1 nine out of ten travelers in the West (110.00) Dollar.. Any person violating the provisions shall become effective on tho HOth day v' are using nutnmohiles and thnt most of them are campers. He exprussed of this section shall, upon conviction , of September, A. D. 1U21, YES INDEED. SECTION M.—That this ordinance particular surprise nt the extent to thereof, be punished by a fino not oxwhich Western cities and communi­ ccuding Ten ($10,00) Dollars, or by shall be published once within ten Snys tho Tampn Tribune: days ufter its final passage in a news­ ties go to provide accommodations imprisonment not exceeding Ten days “That’s a' good provision of A* or by both such fine and imprison­ paper of general circulation in the for this clnss of travelers, to show traffic ordinance which forbids young ment, in the discretion uf the court. City of Sanford, Floridn. them thnt they are welcome and to children at tho steering wheel of anPassed by thu unanimous vote of The City Manager shall hnve tho encourage them to stay ns long as uuthority to refuse thu issuance of the City Conuiiission of the City of toniobiles. But wo know some grown­ they possibly can. ups who should bo barred nlso." such license, and ntuy at.h is discre- Sanford, Floridn, August 20, 1021 The automobile touriHt travel to tion, revoke nny such license, nnd The nbominable recklessness that II. It. STEVENS,’ Florida is ever increasing, it will may order the refunding of any part, Mayor prcvnlls with n large number of ancontinue to increase in greater pro­ or all of the moneys paid for such li­ tomobllc drivers, notably yourg m« S. O. CHASE, portion to the betterment of road cense when the same iH revoked, nnd Commissioner. ' nnd older ones of a sporting rharaeconditions generally throughout the nny person conducting any such busi­ C. E. HENRY, | ter, calls' to ra traffic law of n very country. Jacksonville is a gateway ness after Huch action by tho City Commissioner, stringent character. Offenders should to Florida, a sort of Junction point at Manager, shall be liable to the penal­ Attest: ho put under bonds to keep the peace. which automobile travelers come to a ties as specified-heroin: L. It. PHILIPS, bait for a brief rest, no matter which Students of world politics arc awart City Auditor nnd Clerk. SECTION 0.—Thnt every person, point in Florida may be their desti­ firm, or corporation required to pro­ thnt tho offect red has on the bull " Moved and seconded that tho re­ nation. it is absolutely essential nnd cure n license, Bhnll exhibit the Hnmo quirements of a second reading of the to increase the output. necessary thnt Jacksonville provide whenever called upon to do so by the nboye and foregoing ordinance at on—Got your Scratch Pads from Th* ndcquntu accommodations for them. City Mnnnger, Tax Collector, Chief of other regular meeting of the City Herald—by the pound—16c. We must hnve close to tho city ample Police or any Policeman of this City. Commission not less than ono week parking space, permanent buildings Liconse of all persons having a from this date shall be dispensed with which should be provided with baths, place of business, shall be conspicu­ by the unanimous vote of thu City Preserving electric light and other snnitary ously displayed thorent. Commission. needs. We should not wait until these SECTION 7.—It shall ho tho duty Carried by the unanimous vote of travelers actually begin to arrive in of thu Chief of Polico to inspect all the City Commission of the City of great numbers beforo providing those places of business in tho City of San­ Sanford, Florida, August 20, A. D. We have the things by which wo might hnve n ford, nnd to report tho failure of any 1021, chance to induce them to spend some person carrying on any of tho herein­ H. R. STEVENS, time here. If no means aro provided before named, businesses, professions, Mayor whereby they can havo comforts or occupations to securo a license S. O. CHASE, • - t ’ r: i' ■• which other communities grant them therefor, or to post tho same con­ Commissioner Mason, Sure-Seal Jars glndly, it is hardly to bo expected that spicuously in his or their placo of C. E. HENRY, they will wasto any time here.—Jack­ business. Commissioner. and Jelly Glasses SECTION 8.—That the City Tax Attest: sonville Metropolis. * I -• | ^ V l\ ; : * ■ Collector shall keep a book alphabeti­ • L. R. PHILIPS, See our line of cally arrangod, In which shall be en­ To enable blind persons to write tered every license issued, the name 141-ltc. City Auditor and Clerk. nn Inventor has patented a guide 1of all persons holding a City license, Stone Crocks, Coolers* made of parallel wires between which the number of license, tho occupation, A device consisting of n number of 1 Chums, etc. n pencil is inserted. .! date of issue arid expiration of li­ cardboard tubes has been invented to rrrn cense, and the sum paid. enable a person to hear his own voice Compact apparatus using a kero­ SECTION 0.—Any person, firm or us othrea hear it. sene stove has been invented by a corporation that shall carry on, con- [ —---------------------French physician for treating frozen duct or manage any business, accu—Get your Scratch Pada from Tha hands or feet with steam. ' HARDWARE CO patlon or profession for which a 'll- ■Herald—.by the pound—16c. .v. .... *, - - l» -•'■I 1 a 1 ' *. .■gqY” T U P DANCE! Hotel Valdez FRIDAY, SEPT. 9th W OMAN’S CLUB THE LUNCH FUND FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN * Daytona ‘Beach Orchestra OCALA LIMESTONE TROWEL BRAND SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAT Pickling and TIME STONE JARS 1 J 1 BALL �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6? 1921 il*pp«nln** Mention of fellers In u,lef Persons! Itonie of Inter©** In and A bou t & The City Born, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Mahlon Wright, a lino baby girls, named Martha Elizabeth. Seminary of the Klo.llnrSm.ll Talk. Succinctly > Arranged for Herald Reader* *****>!<*>{<**** ; THE WEATHER t SANFORD’S : : TEMPERATURE l * * (irnernly M r Tuo.d»y 2 Wednesday. * >|t * --------# * Well, Lnbor Day went and * I * * * * * * * * * * * * .done it. Instead of resting 4* * r C.l StobbiriH, of Mulberry, apont * like a well-educated thermo- * H< meter should have done on a * oeveral hours hero Saturday. 4* holiday, the old bulb went * Jacksonville was represented hero * right up to the top nnd the 4* 4< maximum was 100. However 4< yaterday by H. 1* Anderson, >H the minimum wan 68, making 4* * tho average 73 which Is not ho 4< j c Thompson, of Tnmpn, was in 4bad. Hut cut out the hull- 4< £ city transacting business today.’ 4< days. Wc can't stand any 4< 4= jlr. and Mrs. E. McCowoll left Sun- * more hot ones: * 4 « 5:40 A. M„ SEPTEMBER 6 * < s.„ for an extended vncntlon to IIcii4 « Maximum ............................100 4 « dorsonville, N. C., and Newark, 0. 4« Minimum ......................... 08 4< _ * Get a repaired tiro to uso as extra. 4« Range ............................... 73 4» 4* Barometer ........................ 30.07 4< Ford tires for f3.00.-S. A. >k Calm nnd cloudy, 4< 4* * * Miss Avis Stcnatrom nnd niece, # * 4 < 4 ‘ 4‘ 4 < 4 « 4 » 4 < 4 ! 4 « 4 < Miss Addle Reynolds, of Tampa, are Cooler weather is promised with n visiting home folks for a few weeks. big rain storm. Yes Sir Mrs. J. G. Bnll and Hodgson Ball motored to Kissimmee yesterday whoro they were the guests of Mrs. W. J. Steed. You can bet your sweet . Wm. Brown, n prominent turpen­ tine operator of the Geneva section of tho firm of Brown & Mussclwhitc, Ih in tho c lt/ today on business. life I’m going to be at the Big Dance at the Valdez 1 Uuick Roadster for sale. New tires W. N. Floyd, of Atluntn, wns and is in first class mechanical conthe city Saturday on business. dition.-B. & O. Motor Co. 129-tfc AVE. T Ti’v209 ix tUARK /i “ ' 1J' SANFORD, FLA. BXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES *♦♦♦♦♦+♦ and s e r v ic e I am wearing a Campus Togs suit that I purchased from Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Blackman, of the Wekiwa Ranch, at Lake Monroe, were in tho city todny on businecss nnd their many friends were delighted to see them. Dr. Blnckninn has just returned from a trip to Chicago. PERKINS 8c BRITT " The Store that is D ifferent ” Paper from cabbage palmetto Is not a far fetched idea at nil, nnd in this issue is an urticle about the sam­ ples received by Dr. Blackman, of Lake Monroe, of paper made from the cabbage palmetto by tho government and it is first class paper. Do You Want UoTMOTOR CO. very best dressed because 'D r. and Mrs. II. II. McCnslin, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. McCnslin, Miss Mamie Mnglll and their guests, Dr,, nnd Mrs. McCnslin, of Birmingham, returned from Daytona Beach yesterday tfhero they spent the pnst week. Andrew Decs was among the Snnford fans attending th . ball game:) TRAP SHOOT AT ROD AND GUN CLUB. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hockey, Dorris in Orlando yesterday. Rockey, Newton and Avis Stonstrom The Sanford Rod ami Gum Club Have your watches and Jewelry re­ and Miss Addle Reynolds, spent Sun­ belli its first trap shoot yesterday af­ paired at McLnulin’s. Two first class day very pleasantly at Daytona ternoon, with forty-six men partici­ watch makers. Prompt service. Beach. 140-tfc pating in the initial shoot. E. II. Kilbce, of Geneva, was in the The new traps recently secured by Red Speed Wagon for sale. Slight­ city today on matters pertaining to the club were installed yesterday on ly used and is a bargain for tho prico ■the lake front and before the appointed roads nnd other county nlfnirs. wc are asking. It you need a truck, hour were in operation. Although tho see us at once.—B. & O. Motor Co. traps, operators and marksmen were C. W. Entzmingcr, of Longwood, 129-tfc was in tho city todny attending tho new, the shoot ns a whole, wns very Many Sanford people wore at tho regular meeting of the county com­ creditable and there is no doubt blit that Sanford will develop some fine beaches yesterday, ninny were nt lo­ missioners. marksmen before the season is over. cal resorts, and many stayed at homo It is proposed to hold a trap-shoot Mrs. R. J. Holly, Robert Holly, Jr., where it was more comfortable and at the Rod and Gun Club site each and Mrs. T. C. Vincent returned last east less. night from Vero whoro M rs/Tincent Thursday afternoon, beginning on Semi your old mattress to Bradley went to look* after her orange grovo next Thursday. While tho supply of factory. Make them like now, for nnd truck farm. They found it very clay pigeons was completely exhaust­ 4-V00. f>0 lb. new cotton mattress only dry nnd dusty down that wny but ed yesterday, more hnve already been $8.00. Guaranteed. 600 W. South everything is booming nnd tho people ordered nnd will bo here by Thursday afternoon. St., Orlnndo, Fin. 122-26tc are expecting a great season. The score for yesterday wns as fol­ Chicken pie supper at Geneva town | Haircut 40c at new barber shop, lows, the figures indicating the num­ hall for benefit of the Methodist !Second street, now DeForrest Build- ber of pigeons broken out of twentychurch, by the Ladles' Aid, Septem­ jlng, We specialize in children’s hair- five: 21 ber 16, at 7:30 p. in. Como all; wo cutting. Open every day except Sun­ C. C. H o w ard ...J......... will treat you right. Ben Colenmn__________________ 20 day.—Albert Grnmling, Manager. 139-2tp W. S. Hand........................................ 20 A. B. Wallace._______________ 10 We have at present in stock one slightly used Hupmobilc thnt wo are Chns. Whitncr _______________ 19 OLIVER TWIST and John Brum le y ________________ 18 offering for sale at n reasonable price. If you want the best for your monoy, MIDDY WASH SUITS F. L. Woodruff, J r ..................... 1. 18 wc us nt once.—B. & O. Motor (jo. W. Knight ...................... 17 $2.50 to $4.00 values at G. 129-tfc It. B. W ig h t.......... ........................ 17 $1.48.—Sanford Shoe & N. B. Leonard________________ 17 Among the visitors from Gcncvn Clothing Company. L. II. G ib b s........ 1.......................... 17 bslay was M. [•’„ Dooley, due of tho 139-Ctc R. E. Stevens________________ -- 10 live wires of that section who is E. J. Ammon ______________ 10 greatly interested in good roads and The board of county commissioners Leo. Taylor .. . . _______________ 10 other improvements for that bustling nnd the school board nre meeting to­ R. C. Maxwell_______________ 15 place. day nt tho'court house and attending Vance Douglass ______________ 15 to many mntters of importance in B. W. Ilorndoij,_______________ 15 -bXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 connection with the county nfTnirs. R. H. Morris ................................ 14 rsoml for sale. New tires, looks good The schools in the county nro opening Geo., H o rrjn g ____ ____________ 14 an runs K0l,d. We are offering this nnd Snnford schools will open in Oc­ O. P. H erndon___ ___________ e 13 for ?ll00.oo less than list p ric e .- tober nnd the county officials nro get­ W. S. P a rk e r_________________ 13 “• « 0. Motor Co. 120-tfc ting everything ready for them. It. G. Hickson________________ 13 J. T. H ickson................................... 13 I + <* . . . . . . . . . .j,...... ^ ^^ .j. ^ . j , . j , 4,... 4..5. .j. .j. .5.+-j. ,j..},4.4.4. 4. 4.4.4.4. W. C. H ill...................................... 12 S. Pulcston __________________ 12 L. A. It nun ley _______________ 12 D. C. Hickson ............................... - 12 W. II. M oye............................... 12 It. C. Morriwether ________ 12 It. A. Newmon _______________ 10 '■ II G. A. B rew er________________ 10 A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE? 1■ ** W. E. W atson................................ 10 li so, you cun get any make you want. And the prices It. II. Chapman ______________ 10 1> •in terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for II E. D. Moblojr................................ 10 <* l» G. D. Bishop*.................................. 10 • ' ‘ ini (RmlUy^86^ ^ utomol)'*eSi We have both quantity -► 1* C. Stootoff...................................... 8 D. L .Thrasher______________ '. . . 8 i'n n ^e'°iV.nre n *ew» which we guarantee to be as 1 epresented: Ed H ig g in s.................................... 7 F. P. Akerfl____ ____ 7 0 M. Stonoff.................... 7 S l NG.? 0N ’ Mmtel, 5-passenger. Joe Cameron * --------0 . 1 '’MOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger. To mTJones________ A................. 0 - , 1921 Mode], Roadster.—Sold. L. T. B ry a n ........ ...........’. ______ 5 Model, 3-passenger Roadster R. M. Mnsnn. Jr.,.................. 4 1 n^ ’ Model, 7-passenger. Pierce Griffin ----------------------- , 4 RD, 1 9 1 8 Model, 5-pass. Touring.—Sold. W. L. Henley.................................. 2 CAU' nnd LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU going to be amongst the Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stokes, Miss Dorothy Stokes and their guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. G. Tufts nnd family, of Orlundo, Miss Hazel Sorrell nnd Mr. Jack Lloyd spent the week-end at in Daytona Bench; returning home this morning. R, .J. Alderman, of Kissimmee, was Tom Martin, of Sanford, is tho a business visitor here yesterday. gucat in Lakeland of his brother nnd sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas O. I*. Swope, of Oviedo, attended Martin.--Lakelnnd Telegram. tho meeting of the county commis­ Get a repaired tire to use as extru. sioners today. Ford tires for $11.00.—S. A. Huston. • 118-20tc Hotel next Friday and I am Mr. nnd Mrs. R. W. Penrmnn and children motored to Dnytonn Bench Sunday, Mr. Pcnrmon returning thin morning, while Mrs. Pearnmn and children will remain until Friday. \ ------------ «---------------- AMERICAN LEGION THURSDAY NIGHT. The Cnmpbcll-Losslng post of tho American Legion will have n big meeting nnd regulnr old tlmo nt tho court house Thursday night. Ba thcro without fail. Plenty of cold Hck and pretzels, Checso can be squeezed to tho come pact concistcncy of tho Swiss product with a now hydraulic press. Classified advertisements, 5 rents n line. No ud taken for less that 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count five weeds to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. TO TRADE—Wish to trade two lots on Magnolia ave., Markham Hgts,, FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish for real automobile. Will pay differ­ potatoes, jut bushel $2.00.—L. A. ence. Address "Automobile,” enre of Drumley. 131-tfc Herald. 140-3tc FOR SALE!—Medium also safe. Ap­ ~FO U N D ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth Street. 94-61. FOUND—Greek fratorntty pin on FOR SALE—One Belding-Hnll stone street near Bell Cafe. Owner can lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ have same by coming to Herald offico pacity. Cnll 519 W. First Street. and paying for this nd. 110-tfc FOR SALE—8-room house with all LOST modern convenience, excellent re- LOSt—Between Sanford and New jinlr. Private water works, in desir­ Smyrna, 30x3 Vii Goodyear, all able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ weather easing and rim. Finder ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. [dense call Ford Garage, Snnford. 110-tfc 140-3tp FOR SALE—20 acres good orange grove land situated within a mile of PAPER FROM THE Geneva. Tho land has not been clear­ CABBAGE PALMETTO TREE. ed but has a bearing orange grove bordering it. This tract of land can be Some months ngn Dr. W. F. Black­ bought at a real bargain. For full man, of the Wekiwa Ranch, shipped particulars address "C"- care of the 900 poundss of cabbage palmetto logs Herald office. * 118-tfp to the Federal Forest Products Lab­ FOR SALE—Strnwoerry ldaats, cer- oratory, to be tested ns to the valuo tified by State* Plant Board, $3 per of this wood for the making of paper. thousnnd f. o. b. Lake Mary. Farina A number of tests werd made, nnd Dr. Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. Blackman Ims received from the Lab­ 129-2 ltp oratory six samples of pnper manu­ FOR SALE—Ford Truck. Inquire of factured from this material. We have West Side Grocery. Phono 166. examined these samples, nnd they 130-tfc seem to be first class, strong, tough, FOR SALE—8 hivgs of bees. In good and of good fibre and texture. Tho , condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 325 Laboratory exports report thnt tho Service Shoo Shop. 133-Sat-Wcd-9t yield of j>nj>or is gronter than from ROOFING, Red and green slate sur­ sjiruec pine and other coniferous face, 3 ply $3.50 per sqqnre. Tiger trees, and that it is well adapted for brand, plain, 3-jily $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; hook nnd lithographing purposes. l-ply,' $2.25. Free delivery. Address Further tests^wlll bo made. There I b a M. E. Ginn, Box 391. 139-20tc great shortage of paper nni| pulp FOR SALE AT BARGAINS—Two 0- wood in tho ebuntry, and there is an room njinrtmonta; 1 5-rooin house, almost unlimited supply of cabbage close in, good location.—A. P. Connel­ pnlmutto trees in Florida, especially ly. . 138-8tc along the St. Jobss river, which would LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC- furnish cheap and convenient trans­ ING—Tho builder mny still get tho portation both for the raw inntcrials advantage of low building cost by nnd the finished product. submitting schedules to us and gotting Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. dircct-from-mill-to-builder • service. Our long leaf yellow pine nnd Tidownter cypress, manufactured in best mills Insures first quality at lowest ]>ossible cost consistent with good lum­ ber—less middlemen's henvy profit.— GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, Florida. 138-o.o.d-13tc FOR SALE—Horse, wngon nnd harn­ ess, cheap for cash. Address "G,” care Herald. ' 143-2tp. FOR SALE Judging by the program which the local post of Legionuries has arrang­ ed for Thursday night, the lull in their activities during the summer months has not impaired their enthusiasm in the least. The credit of the program arranged for Thursday does not prop­ erly belong to the membership, nor to any member of the executive commit­ tee, but rather to the nble direction of Post Commander F. L. Roper. Com­ mander Roper states thnt there will be n "keg on tap" and pretzels in copious quantities to carry out tho idea of an old time Dutch lunch. Me. Fox tells us that the only difference in the old time keg of Pnbts Blue Ribbon or Schlitz and the present day substitute, known as "Hck," is the fnct thnt the kick Ims been extracted. Legionaries, of over sens service, remember how Chnmpigueullces, Vezelize, or any others of your fa­ vorite French "Bill" cooled your dry palates at the end of a hot dusty hike in full pack and heavy marching or­ der. Bring a heavy thirst with you on Thursday for there will be "bonucoiip” Ilek on tap. And say, there will also lie five snappy bouts to hold your interest. Several of our local gentlemen of color hnve promised to put on the glrtves,and we understand that pne bout In particular, is to be quite an exhibition of publistlc art. Don't worry about a business meet­ ing Buddie, for there will be no busi­ ness to transact thnt night, but get your think tank primed, nnd rendy to shoot some brand new ideas at our regulnr business meeting called for a later date. Wntch tho Herald for a full an­ nouncement of Thursday night’s doingH, nnd in the meantime, remember thnt the tlmo is Thufsday, Sept. 8, at 8 p. m. The place—to be announced Inter. MASONS MEET TONIGHT. Regular meeting of Snnford Lodge No. 02, F. & A. M., will bo held to­ night in the lodge room, corner Sec­ ond nnd Mngnolin. Work in tho En­ tered Apprentice Degree. All Ma­ sons Invited. WANTED A hlghwny ^project of tremendous Importance to Polk county Is tho WANTED—Team work. Inquiro M. Hanson Shoo Shop. 121 26tp taking over by tho state rond depart­ ment of tho rond extending from WANTED—For counter work, young Indy or young mnn.—Sanford De­ Halnos City southward to Avon Park pot Restaurant. 130-tic and Sobring, known as tho Scenic Highlands route. This ronfl, now of­ BOARD WANTED—Two furnished rooms and board for couplo and ficially designated n srond No. 8, will three daughters with private family ovcntually bo extended to some point if possible. References exchanged. on tho EaBt Const, probnbly Fort Address Box 899, Sanford. 141-3tp Plorco or Stuart, but In tho-mean­ time the surfacing from Hainos City FOR TRADE to the Highlands county lino is to bo widened from the present 9-foot FOR TRADE—One practically now Reo Speedwagon. Too heavy for width to 15 feet. It is understood that work on this imppyovement 1b our work. Want lighter car.—Santo begin this week.—Lakeland Tele­ 'ford Mattress Co., 813 Ninth Street. ! 188-4 tc gram. . .. T h aC Ird attf Self-Adjusting. It sim­ ply slips over the heed, despe aA w all! and smooths outwgly buss. / / your dealer can’t g e t a send actual bust measure, name, ad­ dress d J1.80. We 'll send the Circlet prepaid. Sizes 34 to 48. Nemo Hygienic-Fashion Institute 120 E. 1« SC New Y ork, D e p t M. r I '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, September 06, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 06, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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J ■ ’. ■■' v\ , >'V£ ■" tOrJM n f j Sanford Sanford THB “CitySubstantial THB "City Substantial' IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1921 VOLUME II AMERICAN DEAD OF ZR-2 WILL ARRIVE AT NEW YORK ONSEPTEMBER SIXTEENTH British Cruiser Daunt­ less Will Hring the Bodies Home She Is Noisy but Obsolete it y **>■• - ■ ■ y isi( r ‘ ' r'i H >• • v * ' v'. *i* till ,• ^ LEAGUE OP NATIONS • ASSEMBLY POSTPONED AT REQUEST OF BOLIVIA. NUMBER 142 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HAD BUSY SESSION AND MUCH DISCUSSION ORNERY THIEVES PICKED POCKETS OF PKEACIIEKS. t .. '■•H'*■i ' (By Tho A itocU U d F ra n ) - »♦.. Good Roads and County Agent Raised Many Points ‘k ' Jfh TAMPA, Sept. 7.—Tho police are GENEVA, Sept. 7.—The assembly looking for thieves. that ransacked of the Lcaguo of Nations today was tho pockets of three visiting minis­ again postponed on account of discus­ ters at the Young Mens Christiun As­ sion of Bolivia's request that the long sociation building here and accumu­ disputed question of Ari^u and Tacnu lated n total of nineteen dollars. The provinces now under the administra­ ministers are hero lending tho young ON EITHER QUESTIONS HROUT BEFORE THE BOARD s r tion of Chile, bo placed on ngendn of people's union revival, YESTERDAY. NAVY YARD tho assembly. , RECRUITING FOR ARMY IB .'I* AuocUled Pr*M) At the meeting of the County Com­ IS ORDERED RESUMED WASHINGTON, Sept. 7,-Amorican FIRE IN IlOWERY missioners yesterday, thero wero sev­ DESTROYED PROPERTY . . . 0f 2R-2 disaster will nrrlvo in eral matters up for their consideration WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 7.— FIREMEN INJURED. Jew t i c . September 10th or 17th, and while there were somo heated ar­ Tills vessel, which Is making such a lot of noise and smoko, is the Itrlt- The war department has Issued orders aboard the British criusor Daunt css. guments about some of them, it is Uh dreudnnuglit Colossus, one Of the ships thnt arc for sale because they for the resumption of recruiting to the (By Tho A itocU U d P ra tt) On arrival memorial services will bo hoped thnt the Commissioners and tho ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 7.—Fire Iare now classed ns obsolete. army, Secretary Weeks announced held at dock, Secretary Denby an­ early today destroyed the fun shop ! v ■» citizens of the county nnd city can yesterday. nounced today. The Dauntless, which get together with the board and work of Itendezvoux Park, injured sovernl This action was taken, Weeks ex­ is scheduled to sail from Davenport, firemen and threatened the entire soplained, because the recent wholesale out these problems to the satisfaction 1 England, will be escorted into New called Bowery portios of tho city, en­ discharges of enlisted men have bro't of nil pnrties concerned. York harbor by destroyers and air­ tho Good the total strength of the army to be­ The membors from tailing a loss estimated at $150,000. craft. It will dock at Brooklyn nnvy Ronds nnd Trade Extension Commit­ low 150,000, the strength authorized yard where memorial exercises will tees were present and asked for tho by the army appropriation bill. be held at 2 p. in., September 17th. COTTON MARKET co-operntion of tho Commissioners to­ Relatives of twelve of the sixteen GOES WILD TODAY ward making tho road to Osceola, and dead have requested thnt burial tako DUVAL GRAND connections with the Titusville road —ANOTHER GAIN Memorial Services place at their respective homo townB. JURY TO HOLD nnd several other places where good Commander Maxfield, Lieut. Bleu, States That Right Was rnnds would do tho most good. It was SPECIAL SESSION Highest Level on Opening for Several Held in Westminster Chief Machinist’s Mato Welch will bo Triumphing Over finally decided to hnvo the committees Months buried nt Arlington cemetery. Lieut, Abbey for Victims to see just whnt kind of tentative Get Speedy Hickmnn Will Wrong Killer of ilmmandcr Coil, at his request, will (By Tho A itocU U d P ro u l plans could be adopted nftcr interview­ Trial be buried nt sen while the Dauntless NEW YORK, Sopt. 7.—The cotton Of the ZR-2 and the King and Queen (By T h t A itocU U d P u n ) ing tho business men of Sanford and is enroutu to the United States. Officially Represented rkot hnd nnother wild opening to(By T h t A itocU U d F ra u ) SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 7.—“To the Osceola folks nnd bring the pinna JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 7. — Tho to the next meeting of tho County and tho first prices showed an me, the writing into our constitution (R t Tho A uocU U d F r o n t Duval Grand jury met in special ses­ Commissioners. advance of seven to nine dollars per of the Eighteenth amendment was un­ LONDON, Sept. 7.—Memorial ser­ bale over last night’s close. At the vices for the victims of the ZR-2 dis­ pardonable,” said the Right Reverend sion this morning to consider the case Another warm argument wns start­ highest ievcl on opening -in several aster wero held in Westminster ^Ab­ Thomas F. Gnilor, Episcopal Bishop of of Frank Rawlings, who shot and kill­ ed over the county agent question. A t months!ir crossed 22c mark. On New bey today, the edifice being crowded Tennessee on the eve of the Fourth ed George Hickman, manager of a lo­ the Inst meeting of tho County Com­ Orlcnn’s market ull month’s opened to its utmost capacity. Bishop Ryie, Synod of tho province of the Pacific cal theatre Sunday night during an missioners when their budget, was attempted robbery, adjourned until to­ $10 por bale higher than yesterday's t made up it wns.decided to drop tho dean of Westminster, officiated. King of the Episcopal church which opened morrow for lack of quorum. closo. today. “I take no part in politics, I county agent nnd snve this item of George und Queen Mnry were official­ am neither Republican nor Democrat expense in cutting down the tnillago. ly represented. SENTIMBMt GROWING IN COM' in such questions but politicians of The farmers when it wns learned th n t MITTEE, SAYS SENATOR both pnrties have played politics with C. M. Berry the ngent hnd been c u t SUGAR CONCERN PENROSE . the good name and conscience of this out started*a petition nnd it wns gen­ DECLARES DIVIDEND. I country. Whatever in the League of , III/ The Aiioclitrd Prcti) • erously signed by all the growers in, WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—There is and around Sanford nnd by many of NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—The Gnun- Nations was repugnant could have been written out but to refuse to a growing sentiment in the Bcnato fi­ the business men Hinting thnt a coun­ tnmo Sugar company today deferred countenance any measure for univer­ nance committee to make repeal of ty ngent wns badly needed. its quarterly dividend, due at this sal peace was nothing but n denial of the excess profits tax retrontivo to Several arguments pro and con time. Thrcp months ago a dividend of last January 1, instead of effectlvo ESTABLISHED AT CAMP PERRY 25 cents a share .wn sdeclnred and every principle for which tins country BODIES OF TWO MINERS ARE were started nnd it was finally decid­ BROUGHT TO CHARLES­ went to war. As to prohibition that is HY SERGEANT MARINE next January 1, as provided for in tho ed thnt since the budget hnd boon prior to thnt 50 cents. TON a delicate question hut I have always CORPS house revenue bill, Chairman Penroso made up for tho year tho m atter asserted my belief and have never said. WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—With­ would be laid over until thu next CHARLESTON, W. Va., Sept. 7.— (B y Tho Aooocloted F r e n i evaded a question. Saloons wore goIt is understood that Secretary Mel­ CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Sept. 7.—A drawn! from West Virginia of parts 1ing, church was making headway The bodies of two local miners, snicl meeting at which time it will problon will suggest retroactive repeal of new world’s record was established of the 88th air servieo bombing squad­ against what evil there was in liquor. to have been killed in last week’s fir­ ubly be settled. All of tho counties this tax when be appears before the here yesterday on 1,000-yard rifle ron and the chemical warfare detach­ To my mind it was nothing short of ing in the vicinity of the Boone-Logan in the state that have any agricultur­ committee today to submit n written range when Sergeant John Adkins, ment also was ordered late today by iiysteria that put over restriction county line, wero brought to Charles­ al prospects hnvo county agents and statement as to future government United States Marine Corps, made 71 Secretary Weeks. The airplanes were which could not hope to support that ton yesterday. 4ho growers want one for Seminolo needs. Such repeal was provided for consecutive bull's eyes and was forc­ ordered to return to their home sta­ evil." but since the county pays part of his West Virginia’s coal fields wero re­ in the tax bill as originally drawn by ed to quit shooting on account of tion nt Langley field, Virginia. ported quiet Inst night nt tho offices snlnry nnd the government part of it the house ways and means committee, darkness. Previous record was 30 of Governor Morgan. It wns declared tho question will eventually bo left hut Republican members of tho house bull’s eyes without a miss. that no indications of renewed rifle to the tax pnyers and the Commis­ voted in conference to postpone the firing in the recently disturbed regions sioners to settle and it will ho taken date to January 1, 1022. had been received during the day. up nt another meeting. MASKED MEN HOLD Members of the senate committee Quiet has likewise returned to Mingo UP PASSENGER TRAIN The County Commissioners aro do­ ire understood to take the position county, where firing across the Tug AND LOOT MAIL CAR. ing all they enn to keep expenses •hat the Republican party made a def­ river from the Kentucky side took *lown by trimming their budget and inite promise to repeal this tax im­ place last week, it wns said. their efforts in this respect aro ap­ mediately, and that this Is n settled TEXARKANA, Ark., Sept. 7.—Four masked men Inst night held up the verness learns from u person in close preciated but the people do not want pledge in the public mind. The same LOGAN, W. Vn., Sept. 7.—The ■them to cut anything thnt is neces­ position was taken by most Rcpubll- Knnsns'City Southern passenger train And Make it Real Mean­ touch with Premier Lloyd George that the Sinn Fein lenders will be given n southern section of West Virginia, tho sary and the ngent seems necessary can members of the house committee, No. 2, between Bloomburg, Texas, ing Peace or War in short time limit In which to say defin­ scene of tho present conflict between to tho farmers. The people are sup­ and Texarkana, and looted the mail hut western representatives led u sucitely whether they will enter a confer­ miners, residents and public authori­ posed to appear lieforo the Countycar of nil valuables. Neither the ex­ Full Term fvssful fight for retention of the tax ence on the hnsis laid down in the gov­ ties, lias been noted for its bloody con­ Commissioners when they want any­ press car nor the passenger coaches for this calendar year. flicts, finals and lawlessness for a cen­ thing and make their wishes known (By Tho A itocU U d P ra tt) ernment's offer. • Gther matters considered yesterday were entered. F. Woodson, cngincar, tury. DUBLIN, Sopt. 7.—On the eve of > the committee included house pro- Shreveport, was knocked over the and the County Commissioners aro The picturesque mountain section, supposed to honr these petitions n t INVERNESS, Scotland, Sept. 7.— a meeting of the Uritish cabinet at i gun. had with tho butt end of a ^'r taxing insurance compnnInverness, Scotland, to take action on The British cabinet meeting here to­ comprising tho counties of Wyoming, any time they are brought beforesove Woiylson’s scalp was cutt In several !M; '"b'dnistrative provisions of tho •n i,me tax; repeal of. the transporta- places but his inujuries are not seri­ the Irish problem, Enmonn DoValorn, day unanimously approved the reply Logan, Mingo, McDowell and Boone them. I''" laXM ai|d «n additional tax of ous. E. Moss, a negro porter, of the Irish republican leader yesterday of the government to the last note has rarely been without some sort of . a ^a^nl1 °n alcoholic Hquorn Shreveport, was shot in both legs. quite unexpectedly issued a statement from DeValera, the Irish Republican warfare or smouldering quarrel, likuly 1 “ raw,‘ tut non-boverago purpose* Postal authorities declined to mnkc to tho press, in which, after reiterat­ leader. Tho messenger started for nt any moment to burst into tho flnmo AUTO THIVES MAY ‘ ' lv,‘l t*'d to beverage use. So far any estimate of the loot, merely stnt- ing Ireland’s earnest desire for peace, Dublin with the reply this afternoon. of rifle fire. BE THE SOUTH JAX Hemmed in by rugged mountains, W'l, mown no formal decision was ing everything of vnluo in tho car was declared thnt pence could never he BANK ROBBERS the early settlers were cut off from mhed on any ()f theae fenturcH_ founded on make-belief. Bandits Took Every­ tnken. the outside world and succeeding gen"Let us lay aside tho camouflage and put nway the hyprocrisy," said thing of Value in Mail orations have bo remained to a more!Chief of Police Goes to Wauchula to Find Out Mr. DeValera. "If England is issuing Car, Official Said or less extent. Ronds are few, travel is slow nnd tedious and the ndvnnco ah ultimatum, let It be an ultimatum.” of civilization hns skirted this moun­ JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 7. — Chief (B r Th« A u s o ltU d P r tti) War, not peace, would be the out­ TEXARKANA, Tex., Sept. 7.—Pos­ tainous region until ttulay it has gain­ of Police Roberts announced today of­ come of the imposition of England’s proposals by force, according to Mr. tal officials today admitted bandits ed tho reputation of being one of the ficials of the Bank of South Jackson­ DeValcrn, who went on to assert thnt who held up the Kansas City Southern most primitive sections east of tho ville, robbed July 27th by bandits, had gone to Wauchula In an effort to iden­ England had no busis in right for a passenger train near here last night Mississippi river: obtained "everything of value in the tify Jeff Leo and J. G. Flynn, In jail single demand she whs making on MILL WORKERS STILL OUT. mnil car.’ No estimate of value of as participants In tho robbery. Ought to Make it a State Irelund and would not dare to make Six Men Released from thoro, the loot. Leo nnd Flynn are being hold In con­ Koad Now CHARLOTTE, N. C., Sept. 7.—Tho such demands upon a "power even , Charge of Flogging a nection with tho alleged ring of mitonearly ns strong an horself." expected return to work this morning FORMER INDIANA POLICE Denutv Sheriff Cloves. Roberts snld ho was It wns announced earlier in the day n r a.Bt»n * AuoeUUd *«»•>' •CHIEF STRICKEN. J _ 'informed by Wauchula authorities. of the striking textile operatives in [ by tho Sinn Fein leaders that thero of .A , A’ ’7—The sheriff <Br n>« Aiio«uud fmm) _ °no of the men had confessed to nn Chnrlotto and Concord fulled to ma­ wns nothing to communicate; then the OklWn r.0un,y ,evied t°dny on (B r Th» A u o c U ttd F r t u ) ST. AUGUSTINE, Sopt. 7.—Charg­ attorney. sudenly came a call, and n typewrit­ terialize and tho four thousand opera­ 19000 r . nh“ Vn,,ey ,*n,lroad for ST. PETERSBURG, Fin., Sept. 7.— es against six men held in connection t ten statement was given out. ULTIMATUM MEANS tives who wero expected to resume Col. Dan Pasig, for ninny yenrs chief with tho flogging of Deputy Shoriff Though bitterness is to bo observed WAR, SAYS DE VALERA. work refused to go bnck. Only tho in the pronouncement, it is noted that gf police in Torro Haute, Ind., nnd in Payno nonr Hastings last week were DUBLIN, Sept. 7.—Enmonn do Wn'* tho world con- Mecklenburg mill in Chnrlotto reop­ it does not amount to a rupture of tho thnt position nt the tlmo of conviction dismissed today by County Judge Jackson for lack of evidenco. in that city of the ring lenders in Valera ,the republican lender, declar­ negotiations; nevertheless its Issuanco of obsolete i1hUn<l1rt,<l thousand tons ened with a limited number of opera­ that city, was stricken with paralysis ed in n statement to tho press todn at this critical moment is believed hero warship* n|i " T ° m l" '1 lnnocuoU8 tives. The Chadwick and Calvino mills ' to add to tho gravity of the situation. here and Is now in tho city hospital German builders havo utilizzcd tho if England Issued a nultimntum to concern^ J £ W* ch th° ^ i o n s of the Chndwick-Hoskkins Btrlng re­ light alloy duralumin, invented for where it is stated his condition 1 s not tho Sinn Fein no pretense would hide forence will i dIiBnnna™ nt con- main idle, Secretary and Treasurer serious. He has lived here Bcvcral use in airplanes, In the manufacture i that It was an application of force, LONDON, Sopt. 7.—Tho Dally S ta ttlo o st Intelligences i ?.d t0 K e t r , d o f — Dwello reporting innt no attempt was years. 10 Ptost of motorboats. ■ which must moan war and not peace. 'Mail’s political correspondent at Inmade to start these plant*. (By Tho A itocU U d F re ii) / m ill’s NOTHING IS DONE memorial service EPISCOPAL BISHOP ASSERTS EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT WRONG, SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN PASSED EXCESS PROFITS * TAX REPEAL MAY 10ACTIVE WEST VIRGINIA BATTLE FIELDS SEEM QUIET NEW RECORD FOR THfTWORLD ON RIFLE RANGE DEVALERA MAKES STATEMENT REGARDING ENGLAND’S STAND, SAYS MAKE AN ULTIMATUM MARION COUNTY SHERIFF TAKES OVER RAILROAD FOR STATE TAX LEVY H 'A! I \ • <*. •: t *• ’ t v***’ *1,9 ,ai ik.'& C. • •%* ’f . IV v ‘ / Jkltik; Uhl* W 'Vrtk . f aat i r i a 1V-Jixti wtAViViv xt-j.iui/j * ; . u:ry. ,V'L ^ “lihi ! M �THi? SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1921 PAGE SIX C. of C. Will FLORIDA CALLED Orlando Entertain Sanford Chamber Sept. 29th BRIGHT SPOT IN GOVT SURVEY Invitation Was Extended To Sanford Today by Orlando cJM ariy . . You can knot your cravat high and tight and right in this good fitting, good looking new A rrow C ollar * ALL STARCHED COLLARS 2 0 c EACH SANFORD SHOE 8c CLOTHING CO. the hom e of arrow s h ir t s a n d collars GUARANTY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF JACKSONVILLE CLOSES DOORS TODAY BY COMPTROLLER Recent Liquor Cases Re­ sponsible for Decrease of Business (By Th« A noclated F r ttt) JACKSONVILLE, Sept, fl.—The Guaranty Hank & Trust Company, of thin city, failed to open its doors to­ day huving been taken over by the atutc comptroller at the request of the board of directors. \V. M. Hoslwick, president, sniff the hnnk was placed in the hands of the comptroller because of the withdrawal of deposits due to the indictment of several of its offic­ ials in connection with the federal in­ vestigation of the liquor situation here exceeded collections. It. E. Wheel­ er, chairman of the board, indicted by the federal ('rand jury several weeks ago on charge of conspiracy to vio­ late the liquor laws. .1. E. Mndignn, cashier, was arrested on information filed by the United States attorney but the case against him was quashed at the preliminary hearing. Wheeler and Madigan resigned some time ago. Ilostwick was under indictment for hnving liquor in his possession. Of­ ficials of the bank, which was a pri­ vate institution capitalized at $ 101),00(1 said (lie deposits on June .‘ID were one million nine hundred thousand dollars but thut after the indictment of Mr. Wheeler depositors gradually with­ drew funds. Deposits last Saturday totalled only $112,000.. It was stated the depositors would lose nothing as resources amply sufficient to protect them. Tho bank lias $751,000 out­ standing in loans and local clearing house association asked to call all loans immediately. Ilostwick said the bank was turned over to the comp­ troller primarily for the purpose of liquidating its nlTairs and reorganiz­ ing. LOW TIDE ON THE REACH Forenoon ami Afternoon Tides at Alsiut Same Hour and Minute Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. . Sept. Sept, Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. 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It. and Charles Greenlees return­ ed overland this week from Florida. They made the journey all right until they reached Missouri roudB, and duy before yesterday their car upset, pin­ ning both of them beneath. Neither was more than bruised and made the rest of the journey to Lawrence with­ out incident. "The roads in the southern states are far ahead of those in Kansas and Missouri," said Charlie Greenlees this morning. “‘State control of road work in most of the southern states thru which we passed, has resulted in the building of concrete road# or dirt roads that are finely surfaced and well kept up. We have always thought the roads of Kansas are bad enough, but our experience with Missouri roads puts them in a class by themselves. The Kansas highways are much betJournalter."—Lawrence (Kans.) World. * * * * * 4c 4c * * # * * ♦ * :♦ SPORT world : 4c * + + •+ * * * * * * * WHERE THEY I'LAY TODAY Jacksonville at Daytona. Orlando at Lakeland. Tampa at St. Petersburg. HOW 1HEY STAND W L Orlando ......... ........ 72 42 Tampa ............. ........ 03 50 50 Lakeland ....... ........ 59 00 Daytona .......... .........54 St. Petersburg 50 04 Jacksonville 45 71 I'ct. .032 .558 .513 .474 .438 .388 RESULTS YESTERDAY Florida Stale League At Tampa 10- 1, St. Petersburg 2-0. At Lakeland 8-1, Orlando G-3. At Daytona 5-15, Jacksonville 0-7. At At At At American League Huston 0-8, New York 8-2. Cleveland 10-8, St. Louis 5-12. Philadelphia 1-1, Washington 11-7 Detroit 5-1, Chicago 0-3. At At At At Nntionul League New York 5-5, Hoaton 0-3. Pittsburg 1-2, Cincinnati 2-1. Hrooklyn 3-8, Philadelphia 1-1. St. Louis -1-1, Chicago 3-3. At At 5:08 2- 2. 5:50 At At Southern Association Mobilo 3-0, Atlantn 0-1. New Orleans 12-3, Chattnnooga Memphis 7-2, Little Rock 0-1. Nashville 2-0, Ririningham 4-5. Ilecause the railroads of Australia are not of uniform guugo the govern­ ments of Queensland and New South Wnlcs are experimenting with cars 12:49 with adjustable wheels. WASHINGTON, Sept. 5—Some Im­ provement In Industrial conditions in the South is shown in tho monthly survey of the employment aervlco of the department of lnbor for August. The brightest spot in the South ap­ pears to be in Florida, which reports practically no unemployment and a state-wide shortage of lnbor. Of tho six cities for which reports bnsed on nctunl count were submitted, four show increases in employment for August over July. They are Chatta­ nooga, Birmingham, and Richmond. New Orleans showed a decrease of 1.0(1 per cent. ® In the South Atlantic district, in­ cluding Virginia, North Carolinn, Georgia and Florida, gratifying In­ creases in railroad occupations and textiles hnvc taken place. Fifteen rail­ road companies report n total em­ ployment of 225,052, an increase of 20,208, and 310 textile mills report n totnl employment of 09,005, an in­ crease of 2,871. Lumber products plants numbering 103, report the em­ ployment of 8,001 ,n small increase, although operators seem to think the outlook is not encouraging. Twentytwo operators generally nre discour­ aged as to the outlook, while some express confidence thnt conditions will improve in the nenr future. Unemployment continues In Iron nnd steel and among unskilled lnbor, the outlook for the latter class being extremeley discouraging. Farm labor is abundant^ building is active In spots. The situation in individual stntcs ns Indicated by the survey shows: Virginia—Twenty-five textile mills reporting employment of 10, 100, show an Increase for tho month of 101. Un­ skilled lnbor shows increased unem-, ployment, with opportunities for thnt class of lnbor steadily decreasing. North Cnrolinn—Rejftrts indicate improved conditions generally through out the state, 00 textile mills reported 29.038 on the payrolls August 15, nn increase of 7)2 as compnrcd with that of Jc y 15. Textile operators* while not optimistic, expect to 'bo able to continue on full time there. Thirty-six lumber products mills re­ port 2,227 nn the pnyrolls August 15, n decrease in the number employed of 83 as compared with the previous month. Lumber men generally nre pessimistic as to the outlook. South Cnrolinn—Seventy-seven tex­ tile mills report employment of 30,Ofil on August 15, nn increase of 1,­ 300. Mill operators generally report full time operations but differ in their opinions as to the outlook. A majority report satisfactory increase in orders and appear cheerful In regard to the future. Thirty-four Ihmber products concerns employed 2,503 on August 15, an increase of 18(1 since July 10. Unemployment continues serious in shipping and among unskilled labor. Georgia—Iron and steel plants und machine shops are running much be­ low normal; saw mills and wood work­ ing concerns nre practical!/ holding their own, hut nre not encouraged ns to the present outlook. One hundred and nihe textile mills, employing 28,­ 808, show an increase in employment over last month of 077 ,nnd operators generally are hopeful of thc'future. Florida—Practically no unemploy­ ment is reported anywhere in tho stnte. A housing shortage that affects practically every city nnd that will become more acute with the opening of the tourist season, is being in some measure relieved by extensive build­ ing program, which have furnished employment to all available build­ ing trades workers and in Homo in­ stances have even necessitated outside assistance. Pinning mills are reported as working full capacity. Preparations fo rtbe planting of winter vegetables followed by handling th<» citrus crop, will require all available labor. Lako county reports a shortage of labor for road word. The present statewide labor shortage is xpected to be rem­ edied by the usual drift from the north during iho winter. Tennesr.ee—Improvement has been noted in the building trades; other­ wise there has been little change. ARRESTED FOR MURDER. The following wire was received by the Herald this afternoon: "An invitation was today ovtended to the.Sanford Chamber of Commorco to meet with the Orlnndo Chamber of Commerce on the night of Thursday, September 20. "DROSSIER." PUPILS SHOULD HAVE HEALTH CERTIFICATES. THE STAR TO-DAY THOS. H. INCE presents ‘Beau cRp>el Also FOX NEWS JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 5.—With the approach of the fall and winter Tomorrow—May Allison in “Marriage of term of school, the Htnte board of health is calling attention, through a William Ach”, also “Bubbles of Trouble” 'bulletin juHt issued, to the state law which requires thut a child entering a public school of thin state must have a certificate from a reputable physician "stating that they are free from all communicable diseases and »*+++*♦ nre not carriers of any." The hoard’s bulletin does'not state whether or not this rulo Is to ho en­ forced or whether it is merely a pre­ cautionary move. The honrd's state­ ment follows: The big dance nt the Vnldcz Hotel this coming "With the close of vacation time and the opening of the school year, Friday night, September 9th. By your presence wc nre reminded thnt the schools nre you will be n part of the biggest time in a long time places of dose contact, nnd possible nnd besides the enjoyment you get out of it you clenring houses for the Rprcad of dis­ will be helping the ease. "Certain disense germs, notably of dipthciin and typhoid fever, may be present in n person's system and thnt person not be sick with the disense. raise the funds to put ucross the HOT LUNCHES "Such a person is cnlled a ‘carrier’ FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN and is a possible source of infection for others. The attention of parents nnd teachers is called to Rule No. 13 of the ‘Stnte Board of Health Rules nnd Regulations,’ 1. c., “ ,A11 children on enteringg school in Floridn must present a certificate fromn reputable, physician, stating that they are freo from nil communl cable diseases and arc not enrriers of This Space Donnted by the , any.’ "The strict observance of this rule will prevent tho occurrence of nn epi­ demic, and serve to protect tlic health of nil the children. "Copies of the state board of healtth ‘Snnitnry Code,' which contnlns nil ++4Ht+.M>+++'M>4++++++++*+++++++‘f4>++<M”l><f>+++++<M>++++♦+♦+♦ rules nnd regulations for the protec­ tion of health in the Htnte mnj* he had by nny teacher or pnrent by ninking request for Haine to the stnte hoard of health." Dont Miss It! W oman’s Club Daytona Beach Orchestra • Will Play PEOPLE’S BANK ADVERTISING SPELLS SUCCESS CAUSES OF STUNTED GROWTH ARE GIVEN. EVERY IJUSINESS, LARGE AND SMALL, MUST AD­ VERTISE TO KEEP ALIVE TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 5—Lectures on child nutrition, the line (joints in breeding poultry, nnd the home or­ chard featured Saturday’s program nt the conference of home demonstra­ tion ngents here nt tho State College for Women. Discussing poor health of children, Miss Estelle Bozeman, food specialist, declared worry, denial of food as punishment, and infrequent bathing and changing of clothes were among the things responsible for stunted growth. Prof. C. K. McQunrrio of the Col­ lege of Agriculture, Gainesville, ad­ vocated an orchard of at least hnlf an acre for every rural home. The or­ chard, he said, should he devoted to the production of strawberries, dew­ berries, blackberries, grapes, figs peneffbs, plums, penrs and other fruits adapted to this climate. Professor McQunrrio declared that such an or­ chard, if properly cared for, would furnish the home table wPIi fresh fruit every day in tho yenr. Other speakers included the Misses Minnie Floyd, Harriet Layton nnd Ralph Stoutamire, tile latter of the Agricultural News Lotte rof the ag­ ricultural extension . division of tho University of Florida. Tile afternoon was devoted to group research work in tho Inlinrutoriccs. One feature of the day was a lunch Served at noon by four of the demon­ stration agents as an example of what should constitute n school lunch. The hot lunch is a special feature of the home demonstration work in Flor­ idn. (From C. (). McLaughlin) HOSPITAL MEETING TONIGHT. Tho new hoard of directors of tho Fernald-Laughton Hospital, will meet Fcrnnld-Lnughton hospital, will meet the honrd nnd bring up. such business as will eomo before the meeting. The doctors arc especially urged to be present nt this meeting nnd all tho members of the board of directors. LAKELAND, Sept. 5.—Hurl Strndder, negro, alias Will Johnson, wanted for tho killing of another negro nt Madison six years ago, was arrested bore lasy night by Deputy Sheriff John Purvis. Purvis said Straddcr admit­ Tho inventor of a motor truck wheel ted he shot the other man but declar­ , built up of Inycrn of wood glued to­ ed did ho In self-defenso. gether under heavy pressure claims ["It withstands twlco as much sido Economy and a better grip of tho Htrnin as n spoked wheel. plaster are claimed for a new foriir of lathing In which tho wood is split Invented by n Scotch clergyman, n nnd stretched on tho principle of ox- baby enrringo is driven by nn electric pnnded motnl lath. motor, supplied with current by a storage battery and controlled by a Buy It with a Herald Want Ad. switch on tho handle. Norfolk, Vn., Sept. 2, 1021. Mr. R. J. Holly, Editor, The Sanford Ilernld, Sanford, Florida. Dear Bob: Ah time goes on and I become more familiar with advertising, and tho suc­ cessful business pcoplu who do adver­ tising, I naturally notice most any­ thing that comos within my Hpheru having any rclntion to it. I attach for your edification an ad­ vertisement I clipped n day or two ago from tho New York Times, of August 20. Many of the New York papers, and large papers in other cit­ ies nre advertising spucinl features, hoping to increase sales and general circulation. This advertisement from the New Y’ork Evening Post is inter­ esting. You are aware that the Sat­ urday Evening Post, with its large circulation, and Thu Country Gentle­ man constantly udvcrtisu for the pur­ pose of increasing circulation. If the Now York daily and weekly mag­ azines having tremendous circulation feci tho necessity, of advertising, it seems to mu most anybody engaged in any other business might fairly con­ sider the example. ' In the September, 1021 issue of the Silent Partner is an item which ap­ peals to mu strongly: ‘Thu business that does not need advertising can afford to advertise for the day when it will require more customers. Tho bus­ iness thntu needs advertising cannot afford to remain silent on the subject of service." In n recent issue of your paper you called attention to a Sanford organs zation which really deserves tho sup­ port, not only of tho people of the city of Sanford, but the people in Seminole county. During my recent visit I said some­ thing about advertising to tho man­ ager of this organization, and ho told mo it was no use to advertise. My recollection Is that ho said it was hi* opinion people would buy Btock if they wanted to, and advertising would not get additional subscribers. Of course, I did not nrgue tho point with him, because my mind is well fixed nbout advertising and I know that advertis­ ing pnys when it is properly and in­ telligently done. Yours sincerely, c. o. McLa u g h lin . TEXTILE STORES MOVE. The United Textile Stores Co., have removed their stores from the second floor of the Garner-Woodruff block to the store room in the Swope Mock, occupied in pert by Dr. Toni Moor** ns an optical parlor. This gives the Textile Coinpnny a much bette rstore and they will hnvo somethin): to tc the people* about in a few days. Even engine vibrations are claimed to ho eliminated by n now stabili«r for steamship berths. +♦ ■!•++❖ 4*❖ ❖ 4*+❖ *J*•!•+•> 4*»>•{«4* +4><•+♦ ■F+4*•H’4’ T e m p le G irls C lu b Will Open on September 30th -R A T E S - Room nnd Meals by month ..................................$38.00 Room und Meals by W eek...................................... 10.00 Menls only, by M onth........................................... 31.00 Meals only, by W eek............................................. 8.00 Week-day Dinners, 50c, 12 f o r ............................ 5.50 Sunday D inners.......................................... .......... MRS. LOUISE SHAW, Matron MAKE APPLICATION AT ONCE TO THE TEMPLE GIRLS CLUB, 515 Park Ave. �•'-3 " ’t n from Eustls, Orlando, Jacksonville, DoLand and Sanford attended tho week-end house party at> Daytona Beach given by Qcorgo Davis. Among those from Sanford lyero, Mr. nnd Mtb. Hal Wight and Mrs. E. Starting at nine o’clock, Friday even­ P. Morse. The other guests included: ing, September 9th, and lasting un­ Wenry Miller, Miss Ann Davis bf Dotil ? ? ? ? ? ? Land; Mrs. Angie Whitaker, of Daytonn; Robert Browning, Mrs. "Scrap­ py” Robinson, of Orlando; Mr. and Mrs, Sneed, of Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hannah, 'of Eustis; Harry Is at the Valdez Hotel, in the large ;; Hammond, of Orlnndo, and Tod dining room, the best place in San­ Sides, of Jacksonville. »♦< i ! Tk T This big dance will atlract crowds from far and near and everyone is cordially Invited The Daytona Beach Orchestra will furnish the music This Space Donated by the SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK I + , (^4+4tM»>+++F+4'+4*,»**+’M'+++,H"*M H"H‘+++*++*4'+++++4,++4,*++'> SOCIETY 1, I! i l " It BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S CLUB MEETING. Tho Business and Professional Wo­ MR8 . FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, men’s Club held its regular monthly __________ Phone 217-W , meeting on Tuesday evening at the Woman’s Club. SOCIAL CALENDAR After the business program was WEDNESDAY—Mrs. John C. Smith over, the chairman of tho program will entertain the members of the committee, Mrs. Watson, assisted by T. N. T. Club, at her homo on Un­ tile hostesses for tho'evening, Misses Bcssio Long, Allio Gillon and Marion ion nvenuo at 4 o'clock. THURSDAY—The Christian Endeav­ Philips, provided an entertaining so­ or of tho Presbyterian church will cial hour. entertain in compliment of Miss A novel contest was the feature of Helen Peck, and Donald Whitcomb, the evening. Each guest was given and Miss Izettn Stone, and Robert fifteen minutes to manufacture some Cobb, at the church parlors at 8 useful article from materials provid­ ed; crepe paper, spools, wire, needles, o’clock. Thursday—Mrs. A. Vaughn will enter­ thread and scissors. The prize, a sew­ tain at a reception and card party ing hag, was awarded to Mrs. Max­ in compliment to Mrs. Margaret well. Itnrnes. The hpurs for tho Every After tho contest, Ice cream and Week Bridge Club will be from 8 to lady fingers were served by the hos­ B p. m. The hour for tho reception tesses. will be from 6 to 0 o'clock. The club has accepted the invitnFRIDAY—MrH. C. L. llritt will entor- tion of Mrs. Blackman to ho her tnin the members of the Monday guests at a picnic at Wekiwn Ranch Bridge Club at her home on Pal­ on the ufternoon ' of September 22, metto avenue. nnd they anticipate a most delightful SATURDAY—The Children’s Story half holiday on that occasion. Hour will he held at the Central Park at B o’clock. IN HONOR OF MRS. MARGARET BARNES. Col. R. B. Sturkey, of Dade City, Mrs. A. Vaughn will entertain the was In the city yesterday calling on members of the Every Week liridge, hia friends and attending to busi­ Thursday afternoon from .4 to 5 ness. o’clock, nnd will have a reception from B to 0., in compliment to Mrs. Mar­ Mr .and Mrs. Howard Kimth mo­ garet Barnes, who leaves here Sep­ tored to Daytona Beach Monday. tember IB, for Orlnndo, wherp she I will take charge of the Jefferson Mr .and Mrs. C. It. Kirtlcy spent Court apartments. the week-end at Daytona Reach. DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY The Daughters of Wesley held their Ben Fish and R R. Dens arrived from Sanford yesterday on a short regular business meeting nnd election bimincsn and pleasure visit.—Tampa of officers last night at the Meth'odist church parlors. Tribune. Mrs. Howard P. Smith was elected president; Mrs. It. T. Thrasher, viceSTEINM EVER—CLA YTON. president; Miss Eliza he tli Musson, sec­ The following announcement from retary; Miss Versa Woodcock, treas­ the Tampa Tribune will he of interest urer; Mrs. H. II. Chappell, teacher. to the many friends of the bride-elect. After the business meeting a social Miss stoinmoycr is a sister of Mrs, hour was enjoyed, and refreshments Frank Adams, of thiH city . of pineapple sherbet and cake were Rev. nnd Mrs. Francis Stoinmoycr served. announce the engagement and ap­ There were sixteen members pres­ proaching marriage of their daughter, ent at this meeting, v Beulah Elizabeth, to Mr. George Hugh Clayton, the wedding to he an event WEEK-END HOUSE PARTY ■of September 28. Quite a number of prominent people Service Quality and Price ------------------- a t--------------------- -; The new members of tho executive committee of the Fernnld-Lnughton Memorial Hospitnl met nt the hospital Inst night and re-'orgnnized the committee, electing A. P. Connelly, chairman, nnd Mrs. W. F .Blackman, of Lnke Monroe, secretary. The committee discussed many things of importance to tho hospital, and will take steps immediately to collect the membership dues that hnve been duo for two years, and hnve never been collected since no campaign has been made to obtain them. The membership dues nro for the current expense of the hospitnl nnd are supposed to lie pnld each yenr. The first yenr of the existence of the hospitnl every one pnid up, but since that time,, they have not boon solicited for their dues, nnd they now owe two years for membership. How­ ever, if they will pny up for one yenr, it will help the hospitnl nnd pny tho deficit that fnccs Hjem In the summer time, when there are no patients in tho institution, but the expenses are going on ns usual. » Miss Kathleen Brndy is collecting the dues now, nnd everyose should pny up when nppronchcd. It is for ono of the grentest institutions in our midst. No hospital pays ex­ penses, hut is dependent upon the public for funds every yenr. The local hosjdtnl is no exception to the rule, but up to the present time has strug­ gled along and managed to pny tho hills. It is really up to every citizen in tin* county to help keep the hospital going by the membership dues, Tho county pays nothing for the upkeep of the hospital while other counties in the state pny large sums in their budgets ench year for the mainten­ ance of the local hospital. The Fernnld-Lnughton Hospital is installing n new sterilizing machine, and making several improvements in tho operating room that will give tho hospital all the necessary facilities for operating this winter. The Iio h pitnl is the pride of the city nnd county, and should have the help and support of the people nt ail times. HON. JNO. I). JINK INS HONORED. * On ids seventh anniversary of tho Superintendency of the First Baptist Sunday School of this city, Hon, Jno. D. Jink ins was presented with a sub­ stantial purse by the olTiccrs and teachers of the school nnd was asked to use the same on u vacation. ' It was suggested that he spend the va­ cation In Atlanta, visiting the Taber­ nacle Sunday school which is the larg­ est in this section of the country, Mr. Jinkins is one of the recognized Sun­ day school leaders in tho state of Flor­ ida. In the seven years that he has served in Sanford the school has grown from an average enrollment of 180 to 517. Hu is live, wide-awake, full of pep and enthusiasm, He makes anything go he puts his hand to, Hu is a member of that school of workers that has as Us stimuleat: "If you sny you enn—you can. If you say you can’t your canned." 1: First Street, and Elm Avenue EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc. , ICE COLD CHERO-COLA FREE ON SATURDAY J 1 _ ~ ' ' 4^^4++4*++>M-M-+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4; u ■V \ i.- -,/m _._ TAMPA, Sept. 7.—Jean R, Van J. Blinck, vice eopsul for the Nether­ lands, left hero’yeHtordny' for Moore Haven, where ho will confer in per­ fecting plans for the establishment of a. Dutch colony now in prospect. Tho plan, it is stated, is being promoted by J. Taylor, a Hollander, who has boon In thla country several yonra nnd who, it, is said, will leave withirx n short time to organize tho immi­ grants. HERALD ADS get results. ______ . \ - l ■■ THE "City Substantial OPPORTUNITY IS HERE, has been here and nlwnys will | It Jlen in our noil, wntcr trnnspnrtation nnd gcnernl conditions that are ideal. J for hll in to patronize home en­ terprises. In thin Is one of y0tir opportunities to hcl help the merchant that helps Sanford. awaits tho capitalist or builder who comes here. Homes nnd Apartments arc needed and the demand Is urgent. The people in nearby Citics hnve faith in Sqnford and are Investing here. ONE OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITY YOUR ONE BIG OPPORTUNITY To help build City Substantiate’ is to be a 100% A PRINCESS PANEL The princess effect that Is so much admired,.but is so cxncting ns regards the figure which essays it, yields much of -its severity by the audition of a panel. Thtfmodel pictured is in Palm Beach gray broadcloth, stitched with gray and black silk braid, t While the neck is shown in round outline, provis­ ion uIbois made for a deep V wit h round collar. Medium size requires 3)4 yards 34-inch material. Pictorial Review Dress No. 9257. Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. ~ D aily R O rt^ T I? R “ DUUO 1DU —keep sell them. $ ‘NOT A KN0CKE,t—Tdl '•"» 0,1 * • have a gm«l dty, good hotels, good stores, band, and schools boosting. We hare the branH of goods. Let us Sell some one r.omc of our— ---------------- O P P O R T U N I T I E S ---------- Fashipn Hint S A N F O R D , FLA -First National Bank Annex IY A W PI?—HOTEL VALDEZ, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, D / \ i l l j I ! i BENEFIT c it y s c h o o l h o t l u n c h es TRAIN SCHEDULE Suuthbound Depart* . Arrive 2:46 a. m No 83___ 2:86 a.m . 8:40 a. tn. No. 27.......... No. 80____ 2:55 p, m. 3:20 p. m No. 85____ 7:80 p. m. 7:45 p. m. North Bound Depart* Arrive No. 82__ 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a. m 12:05 p. m No. 84________ 11:45a.m. No. 80................ 3:05p.m.3:25 p, rr«. No. 28________ 10:00p.m. vj. Trilby Branch AN ALL-PAY FROCK Arrive Departs To express hist the smartest lines •No. 100.......... 0:00 a. m. :nnceivatic, this mic-picco frock of 3:25 p. m •No. 24.......... check llannc! enlists rnulan sleeves, round neck, large, graceful bash and 7:00 a. in. # No 158.......... straight silhouette. The sash is of 7:35 p. m. No. 22.......... velvet riblKJii, blit satin, faced witli I.fcahurg Bra lull Georgette ct5|»e or crepe'de Chine may Arrive " Depart* be used instead. The vestee is of plain silk to corresjiond with the bias facing •No. 157................. 4:00p . r . about the neck. Medium size requires No. 21........ 2:52 p. m. 3 yards 44-iilch material, with Js •No. 101...................6:80 p.m. yard silk. ■ Pictorial Review Dress No. 9496. •No. 25_________ 2:00p.m. Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust, i’ricc, 35 Oviedo Branch cents. Also 18 to 30 years. Depart* * Arrive •No. 120........ 11:00 a. m. PUBLIC WARNED OF 3:40 p. m •No, 127.......... COUNTERFEIT NOTES •Dally, except Sumfay. FOUND BY TREAUSRY. The Cnnipbell-Lossing post of tho American Legion will have*’ a big meeting am! regular old time at the court house Thursday night. Be thoro without fall. Plenty of cold Hek nnd pretzels. TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 7.—Bound copies of tho genoral laws, passed at the recent legislative assembly, havo been received from tho state printery und are ready for distribution through tho office of Secretary of State H. Clay Crnwford, it hns been announc­ ed. The publication embodies 202 gcnernl statutos. It is paper bound and will be supplied to any ono dcHtring a copy at a nominal price. Three thousand copies havo been printed to supply the demund. A congressman would prohibit beauty contests. Tho jealous thing.— Arkansas Gazette. TAMPA TIMES IS SPENDING MONEY In newspaper circles there is much comment on tho way that The Tnmpt Daily Times spends money for newi nnd fonturcB. It is tho only Florida dnily that prints tho famous David Lawrence letters. In addition to the full day nnd night reports of tho As­ sociated Press, tho Times is building up a highly expensive special’new* nnd fenturo service, in its effort to publish a newspaper thnt will be in­ teresting to every member of the fam­ ily in homes all over Florida. Besides The Times membership in the Newspaper Enterprise Associa­ tion, which is known as one of the most complete news nnd feature syn­ dicates in the country, It gives its readers the best comics obtainableincluding "Mutt nnd Jeff," "Bringing Up Father," and “Doings of the Duffs.” Two special features of the Time* nro its sporting page nnd woman’* page. Theso features alone cost them an enormous sum. In all Florida homeH where an in­ teresting nnd cortipleto newspaper is appreciated, tho Tn.opn Dnily Times should havo a place. Tho price of a three months’ sub­ scription is $1.75. Orders should ho sent direct to the Times, Tampa, Fla.—Adv, Fertilizer Materials •• - « Castor Pomace Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems • | * b leased them, owlntt to tho .lock mar- " “ “ T to “llr,,ct ,' l,chll°n' kol on noalo flak at thla Unto. If the C01MES o p „ ENB|<AL market improves with colder weather LAWS ARE NOW READY a 1mm per year is expected. FOR DISTRIBUTION PLAN DUTCH COLONY ON DRAINED LANDS. r IN WASHINGTON, Sept. 7—Detection of three additional counterfeit fed­ eral reserve notes whs announced by the treasury department and the pub­ lic was warned to lie on guard. The first described was that of a $50 note of the Federal eserve Bank of Kansas City, which was said to be identical with one recently detected, except the latter was on the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.' Tho second was n $20 note on the. Richmond, Vn., Federal Reserve Bank, and said to he plainly the work OPEN FISHING SEASON o fnn amateur. The third wns a $10 ON I.AKE OKEECHOBEE note 0 fthc Federnl Reserve Bank of Boston mid said to lie so poor thnt it | OKEECHOBEE, Sept. 7.-rTho fish­ cold easily he detected by the ordi­ ing season lias opened on Lake Okee­ narily careful handler of money. chobee. Nearly all the crews went out The Richmond counterfeit benrs a fUilly..mm' ne,L un‘l ,alt.iU,U,Kh I port r a it o f Ctuve Iand an d t h0 si g na the exact returns nre not nil in the In- ture of D. F. Houston and John Burke (liontlniiM arc thnt nearly TO,001) „ ,, ,„tol| „„ tw„ o( ,mp„ .“"“Kht .... tho |wtwMn „ hich „Mk thr„ A hnvo boon lake. A good portion of tho liuuls distributed. In the portrait of Cleve­ were scale fish. One crow caught 5,- ’ land, the Mco is so indistinct as 000 pounds of bream and trout but re - 1 THE CASH FILLING STATION ♦ EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FERNALD-LAUGHTON HOSPITAL HELD MEETING LAST NIGHT. The BIG DANCE that is being put on by the Woman's Club to raise money for the School Lunch Fund. •' Daily Fashion Hints ford for this affair. E vent W v* ■ •, • face WV I sii*. ■ THE HANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7,1921. PAGE TWO :: nf • 1 KAINIT—SHEEP MANURE— GOAT MANURE And Other Materials . ' W* / Our Prices Will Save You Money # J®* k ■* . ••k Chase & Co. PHONE 536 I * �k-V5-' . • ■* yv tWrt-'V PAGE THREE m THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7,1921. S t a iu e of Booker T. Washington SKILLFUL SHORT-CUT ARTIST IS EXPOSED PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Tough Pitcher Finds Way to Stop Crookedness. ' lt George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Phone I HI) L. A. Renntid, I'rop. building too large mid none too (until. -----ALL WORK GUARANTEED— HARTFORD BATTERY Wilson & Shorey .... . . . „ l>Ino ,,n<, Garland Sts., Orlando, ft*. Battery Insurance ______ _______________ Sold anil Serviced by PURE WATER Edw. ITigf^ins, Inc. Elder Springs Water Haight & Mapree 99.9H% PURE K V KKY WEST FOLKS WOR­ ru n world RIED OVER LETTERS COM­ Will. 1III-: AMERICANS MANDING THEIR AI1SENCE ON THIS DISPLAY SI1U' JL CONTRACTORS Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor* Sketches and Esti mutes Free; um * Company I --“X -:.v tki.i. KEY WEST, Sept, 7.—Is it the rule of the Ku Klux Klim to write letters? 'I'his is the question agitating the minds of several parties in this city who have received letters, supposedly from the klnn, warning them that they must leave town within a given num­ ber of hours or suffer the conse­ quences. Some who have received these anonymous letters have treated them as a joke, others have received them seriously and have left town. The first of these letters were re­ ceived by negroes, and the recipients promptly left the city. Recently sev­ eral prominent white men have been notified of their undesirable presence and given a certain number of hours to leave town. Some have done so, others are considering, and others arcdetermined not to. The latest to receive one of Hie missives supposed l<> emanate from the khm, is Antonio Munoz, a chauf­ feur, who was given 72 hours to leave. Mr. Munoz has lived here nearly all his life, and is at a loss to know what prompted the letter, lie has a ser­ vice record, having served in the army during the late war. Although the letter alleges miscon­ duct on his part, he will not remain to discover in what manner his con­ duct has been undesirable to the cjty, preferring to close out his business. He will leave within a few days. LAWYERS Contractor and Builder Attornoy-nt-Lnw Over Seminole County Hank SANFORD FLORIDA QUINN TO HANDLE INDICATOR SANFORD -:- -:- FLORIDA Veteran Yankee Pitcher Expects to Sanford C onstructs Co. Retire Thin Fall to Become BATTERIES Arbiter of Came. CONTRACTORS AND DUll.DRRS nitron y o u r Plnne-i and Slicclficntiona Chcerfoliy .luck Quinn, for several years one Battery Troubles to Us I'u rn inhed of the leading rlchl-hiind pltejiers of W* flpecUlltc on niix-trlr*! W oik *nd can »1»» AH Work Gunrantced tin* Ainorleiin league as a moodier of you itopmidabla porvlro., I*. O. IJox 10t tlo- Yankees, and a man of almost 20 WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS II. T. PACE FOR OVEttltAULINI) YOUIl CAR years’ hurtingexperletiee In the minors a NKW YORK, Sept. 7.—The Ameri­ can steamship St. Louis, fitted out as n floating exhibition hull with samples uf the products of three hun­ dred leading \murlcnn mumifncturers, wnl leave New York next Jununry on an American promotion trip to fit) for­ eign pint-. The slogan of the enterprice "1*11 fell the World” will fly from the tun peak. The trip will take a year The exhibition space is equal In (hat of Mad Foil Square Garden. AithoiiL'h there a r e a few misgivinn- about the present being uuspic* ions fin saeli a trip , J. Herbert Andsmi, the pniinoU-r, says it sliould bo rememhered that business conditions in smile pint- nf South American am jj(mi| 'nu! will be improved in 1U22, •lapan. Chinn, India, Australia, Norway and Sweden have been to ii degree free fr n in Ii "f the financial worry that follow id the wm Id war, he says, and the Uni:.an sta le s should he u fertile held fur the exchange of commodities. All th ■■ ii n in e s will lie included in tlo it; . ,. i , i ihe St, Louis, D i- I ns d that ninny of the sinnllet ...... 'i i* considerable) wealth <"M hi i e f-"wer and that the Ameri­ can i' turn's will lose out in the-> fa i; * niipeiitioii with Eurof i i tiers unless they get pie . i i ami credit men 1 fried oil the trip to assist i ieis* representatives' in l,n 1 I: In ir guilds to foreign huy;i dling sound financial I he St. Louis is fit present 1’ 'd into an oil burner. GARAGES Smith Bios. Garage E x p e rt U cpairint; OIL. GAS nnd ACCESSORIES Oak and First *- Phone.'DMV Snnford. Fla. LORD’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Daily Service Phone 1»7 REAL ESTATE 'X Jack Quinn. E. F. Lane anil .iiiiji'is, wlJI retire ut ibq i<nd "i tills seiisinn to heciune an nrhlter of Imltrf, strikes, et eeleni. Quinn 1-11101' i" the Yttnljees u rlg ln a l- Real Estate and Insurance SANFORI) NOVELTY WORKS Plume I).'* V. C. COLDER, Prop. Ij' frtilll I lie old E l I St el'tl league. I 'nf se* General Shop and Mill ••t'ii I *eu rx he plu* ed wlih the New York Geo. W. Knight *■<team, rhea wuinleied Into the minors 5 Real Estate and Insurance Work lb ' ent to die I'ni'llle Const league and after a Hitecessful earner, Itoeumn SANFORD -:-:FLORIDA CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER Evm i member of the t'hleago White Sox. Ns. There wild a controversy over Mils f»17 Commercial Street Snnford, Fla. Employment Bureau.. Cotton Tierney. b ill and as a reMib Quinn eume back la New York. The vocational committee nf the Husito take the cutoff for second. The ELECTRICAL nesa nnd Professional Women's Club tough pitcher start* d toward Mrsl B a s e b a ll requests all young women desiring base as the runner left the pinto, COLONIAL LAMPS employment to register at the First and met Hie player Jtr t ; - lie started Ids s||iirt turn, out weal Ms list. Ii National Hank. landed full mi the rttmn r's Jaw and AGNES G. HERN Elf. Chairman Fred Mllehell's crew cun certulul* lie went down r..M, completely sock the well-known horsehlde.. • • * knocked out. well Ii Me the dlnuimiil. Glasses Desigiifd The umpire 1in i■*I anniml nhottl Rube lleiiloii. left-hlllided idti'lar Eyes Examined tluii time ami th e re lay the manor lins been recalled by the New Yurt H enw McLoulin. Jr. ta rl like a dog. with the pitcher standing Nationals. OPT. D. . . . over him. • i "Did .von see tills mu* V" shouted Mexico has gone In for baseball. Ni MlfWi th e pitc h e r grimly. "Come and look use quibbling, we will have to recog at Ills li'uehx w Ii' to In* 'Hi ilio Iinso, nlzcdlmt country. . • * then tell me If lie's out.'* The umpire solemnly annotiined Waterbary him transferred Cutchci that the runner was mu fur rutting George Army to the Petersburg clut GILLON & FRY first base. of the Virginia league. O P I'IC IA N O I'T O M i. 1 KIST . . . “Yes, and lie's out hconuso I tagged Phone 442 Ii tin on the Jaw," sareaslleall.v an­ The New York Americans have pm Graduate Northern Illinois College Sanford, Flu. swered the tough pitcher, “ami he'll tested the use of I’ltelier CHIT Hnrkh 212 East First SI. * Man isn't the only dishonest adver­ i stay out unlit somebody brings him a by TRANSFER Ilie Clnclnnull Reds, tiser, Then hon cackles just as loud drink nf water.'' ♦ * + witch she hasn't as when she has. Old managers say Micro Is li*o mm l WILSON VULCANIZ­ “WE DELIVER THE GOODS" silence In the liillehl of the Yankee* ING WORKS Quick Service Transfer to win a chHti)|donshl|i. C. C Wtf.SOV O iner .;..j.. ; . < • •; ■-> • > ■> .♦ ., Storage Facilities . . . SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND If we identic you, tell others; II no' It seems to be the general verdlef t REASON MILE PRICES tell tin. Phone PJH W l l i i t Dtolli-r* n a i j n UnlliUnf V I'll I'D reports it I iciiipsey euektilll. that, while baseball Is the ntitlona Kjmrt, gambling Is Nomethitlg els* Yes, ii knockout In four rounds. ■j again. • 4 * Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Avr HOTELS • * * .less Wllhird, former heavyweight New Era Printery Rochester has recalled Catcher Kr ehtimploii nf the worJd. pluns to muko Ro«s from Peti'rsltitrg of tint Virginia C«. Bassett Smith, Prop. Hotel Montezuma tils home at Los Angeles, league mid transferred him to Flint • • * COMMERCIAL AND "Sanford’s New Hotel" The run iteel Icut stole boxing com­ of the Mint league. JOH PRINTING • • • $1.50 Up Per Day mission tins decided that moving [de­ For the llrst time In several weeki .you s a w your tu.’xI door noighhorH dressed in antail's of ring contests will not be ol- word comes front Christy Mathewson ,!i |! lens? TImt’s because centuries have come and loNved In Connecticut. It Is Mint he Is slljl at Saraimc Lnkr 'CARPETS AND RUGS Herald Printing1Co. • • • i’ if itne clothes of hide slipped into the limbo of and s|||| milking pie bail progress. WASHED ' It‘ays that tire past. A total of an,(Mi-1 trotters luivo rec­ • • • and cleaned at your home or we will ords of 2:110 or better. 27.180 [Ulcers Frank Shiinglmoss* dually decided tr HOOK.JOH AND COMKvcry day new styles appeal'—now products that lire In the 2:25 list mid 1,715 new per- ticcepi call for and deliver, Hamilton Hooch the offer of Syracuse to man MERCIAL PRINTING ’bile, labor and money tire introduced—new comformers at both gulls were reported age the Stars mid Tommy Madder Electric* Washers used.—Sanford Phene I IS Herald Itulldiiig Steam Pressery, HI7 1st St. Plume 550 '* lo w conveniences and new Ideas continually are Inst yt ar. win# thereupon given Ids release. • * • 1‘ om offered for your benefit. . . . The eeiitnil European powers wldeb The bnseball library of the lute lb'1advertisements bring you the news of till this were not represented In lust year’s A. O. Spaulding was given b Olympic festivals at Antwerp lire ex­ the New York Publicrecently M"dress. Head the advertisements and you will keep Library by hi* pected to take part In the 1022 re­ widow, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Spalding ■ M .-a ni the styles—you’ll know every product that newal at Anislci-dnni. Y" to make life more enjoyable. . . . I • Paul Sherman, pitcher for the local And the advertisements will tell you where to get American Association league baseball A ,— --------------------------------------------------------------------------------’ bow to get them and how much to pay for •i* team was traded to Hie Mllwrmkei NOTE TO DABE i be advertisements are daily directories to wise ehih for Jake Northrop, pitcher. Tin ■■ I 'U y n ig . •• trade was an even one, Italic Ruth Is a lilg guy, but Good Work Low Prices Y • • • • T lie has never hit four humors In •b'tul the advertisements. Protect yourself in Hilly Southwnrth Is captain of tin 1 hone •i(Lr> ■■ one game. 1' - mg by getting those products which have proved Boston Knives. The former Pitts­ [lobby Lowe, Perry Worden "at worth by making good under the spotlight of conburgh otitlhddef Is pulling plenty ol ami Ed Delnhanty all have. ■■ •M.slem publicity. 1 * pop Inin the erowd and (hey dis­ *:• Ami Hamhlim with all his terplayed a world'<>f aggressiveness. A ride slugging has never homteeil • » • •* out enough lilts to total 407 A President Mllte Cantllhui Is enlhnst •i* liead the advertisements and bases for a seimon. Tip O’Neil Vero, located in the heart of the tourist trade, nnd this new hotel will nstle about the young talent In tin hack la 1NN7 aecompllsiied this •* Dakota league and prediets the league famous Indian river district of St. prove a valuable addition to the city •• huy the advertised products! fen#. will graduate more players this full Lucie, county, can now bonst of a of Vero, as it is one of tho finest boGeorge Sister nr the Drowns than any league of Its clnss. V came llie neaivM to O',Veil's mark modern hotel, the house having been twoen St. Augustine and Miami," * • • — !n 1020 , when he lilt fur a total V # A recent hutch of decisions from the opened to guests Friday night, Au­ of ilOO bases. Ilocause the‘railroads of Australia olllce of Commissioner Luudls show gust lit. In speaking of the new hotel There Is no rest for a super. reinstatement denied to Ifarvey Suth­ tho Vero Press says: "The building, tiro not of uniform gungo tho govern­ > tie no sooner cracks one record erland. John Shovelln. Nopimii Plu. which has been recently finished, is ments of Queensland nnd Now South iltan nil the high spots of history Joe Letter nnd Fdwnni It. Kelley. two stories high and contains twenty Wales are experimenting with cant -ire trotted out fur him to Idnze ■' *" ' . • • ' t ;, guest rooms. Tho exterior 1g of u with adjustable wheels. away at. And he’s expected to ** Any progressive county knows thnt pleasing white stucco finish. It Is sit­ hurdle them nr lull a shadow “TODAY’S NEWS TODAY” •itinrt of greatness. where there is a will thcro is it high­ uated on tho Dixie highway nnd —Got your Scratch Pads from Th« . Eighteenth street, very convenient for Herald—by tho pound—16c. way.—Asheville TlmeH. * j 1 't n .... • I P S VM*Tr • ; ;• N o te s S p o r tin g S q u ib s o f A ll K in d s W E D O ST R I G H T Steam Cleaning and Pressing C. A. W H ID D O N y Sanford Daily Herald m You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column Lands Stunning Olnw on Runner's Jaw as He Attempted to Take Cutoff for Second Base—Umpire Saw This Short Turn, Cotton Tierney, persistent story tidi­ er with the I’lltsbtirgli Pintle's, says tluii on n reuhi lie played with In a ecirnlii i dime league, there were two ot three in her sharps who made a practice of cut ting liases atid getting away with It pretty often, since only '»"• umpire to the game worked In tills ■" ’ue. Rival teams howled, but the tdioi't-i'iit artists were clever and the ‘pit* - nl-vtiy- ullliD-il they didn't see the base cutting, In one gnino one of these persistent base cutters singled and as the umpire ran over toward third to take a possible piny there the runner mt first about ten -feet mid landed on second. The opposing team howled is usual, and iis usual the umpire hud misled the [day. The opposing pitcher was n tough guy and tie was mighty mad about tJ W d E P It. lie told the blind umpire: “You're going to see it If another one of ilies** dudes tries to cut a base, for I am going to llx him so Vf you'll have to sec It." About three Innings Inter one of the base cutters hit, the chance for him. ns the umpire was busy elsellil- i-||t> model "l ii statue m' I"'- Honker T. V i . 'mi, wlilrli will ho where, and It wan evident he meant unveiled in ilf Tuxkegeo liiHtltul«> In Alnbutim Uext prmg. In tin* work of Charles Knit, win* Is seen Htnmllng l»«*sl*l<* lb" monument. m * • ■ ■ * ' ■ I �PA G E FOUR homo town, London, England, nftor an absence of nine years. He will, doubtless, visit tho music halls where his father nnd mothor In years long past were poorly-paid per­ formers. In particular, he will seek publishers out the tiny theatre where Charlie, B. J. HOLLY _____________ Editor aged four, made his first stngo ap­ } I. 11LLARD...Secretary-Treasurer pearance, singing tho costor ballad, A. NEEL______ General Manager "Jnck Jones." At eight years, ho played minor ROBERT IIOLLY, parts In tho musical show, "The York­ C im O V L A T IO N M A N A O L B shire Lads," and the masterpioco, Phono 1-18 up to G P. M. B«t»> I m w i os Appllo»U«« "From Rags to Richese." From rags to richese! Su b M rlp tU a r i l o * I s A d ?sa c s MOO C all Y aa r ........................................ That iH tho story of Chnplnin’s life. 1.00 4U H a a U i ..................................... . f D a l lt m d la City by Carrier Yes, you say, but it was gonitis that Qaa WaaB ....................................» °«atJ put him nt the top. ' * I B s t ie I I . U ll- p a * . W aakW HaraJd aaNot altogether. Hard work was a lp aarara BamUala County and U publlabad aaary Friday. A d?.rtl»ln « raU a mad* known equally responsible. For Charlie Chap­ pa applloatlon. Damocratlo la poUUoa. M .IO par yaar, alwaya In adraaca._____________ _____ lin can remember when his boyhood home was an English workhouso— Member of The Associated Press poorhouse, ns wo call it. Now 5!1 years ™ T Sfei old, his fortune is somewhere in the mil in is. That's a big gap. Genius could not Tho date of tho Orlando Chamber bridge it alone. For even n genius Commerce welcome night to tho finds it a job to got out of the poorSanford Chamber of Commerce conhouse level. filets with our "big doings" here in Does it require genius to make n Sanford and ns wo want Orlando to million? No. ---- "' come up thut night and help us cele­ But it does require something ex­ brate it would never do to have tho ceptional. For instance, exceptional dates conflict. We suppose Orlando pleasantness. can cjinngc the date easily enough. The other day, in New York, James ---------- o---------The membership dues for the For- W. Hebron was buried. Iiis first job nald-Luugliton hospital are due and was in 1877, as doorman nt Dclmonipayablo every year on the first of co's nt $1 a day, "Jimmy" wns so October or nt any date when you pleasant, so obliging, so eager to help think nbuut keeping up your member­ everyone, that tips flowed in fnst. The Delmonieo's rieli customers be­ ship. This money goes for current expenses of tliis great institution and gun giving Jimmy real tips—tips on should be paid with the feeling that the stock market, on sound invest­ you are helping to support one of the ments. greatest assets to the county. At his death, the former doorman ---------- o----------was a millionaire. Paper money of a smaller size is ad­ It pays to lie pleasant. vocated by Senator Fletcher., Well, There is no absolute formula for we hnvu no objections only the present ] HUC(.CBg size seems small enough as long ns we Thc thing that will make one man ore spending it, hut when a highway­ rich might fail another man. man holds you up at night the presHenry Ford used a bicycle-repair ont size of the bills look awfully large „h I|g the „lnrtin,, p|nro „f |,j 9 Kroat in your pocket. Bring back the old in(|uslrVi ()„ u.r8f who hm| ,,icyc|t, rt, "shinplasters" of revolutionary days. pair shops, never got out of them. Tho ladies could hide so many of them Genius and hard work tnado Char­ on their dear shins. lie Chaplin rich. ---------- o ------Pleasantness brought a million to If there is anyone around Sanford “Jimmy" Hebron. who is out of employment they can Other men build fortunes on thrift, get a job with tho government on the inventions o ra simple idea for per­ Canadian or the Mexican border in the forming a much-needed service. prohibition service. The only draw­ In your make-up is some quality, back is that tile mortality rate on the some power, some ability that can bo two '"fnr flung bottle lines" is very i used as a vehicle to financial inde­ high. However, there are probably. pendence. many hard boiled hoys who would take Study yourself. Analyze. Find that tho job if there is sufficient of the power. What can you do best? What nmzunm in it to pay. do you like to do best ? What are you ■---------- o---------Report^ from Russia say that half best fitted for? Therein is your for#n million are starving unless U. S. ,'inc. -----------o---------give them aid. The U. S. ought to stipulate that unless they give l.cninc WATCH FOR CROOKS and Trotsky the "bum’s rush" out of Russia there, would lie nothing doing That Florida is to be favored with in the soup kitchen. If they believe in the visit of an cxccptionaly large Trotzky let them starve and (lie world number of crooks this season is prac­ would be better off without them— tically certain. Enjoying the distinconly Lcninc and Trotzky should lie tioti of being one of the few states in Carved to death first. which there is no unemployment, no hard times and no scarcity of either The gangster who killed the the- money or supplies, Florida irf peculiaratre manager in Jacksonville in cold ly attractive to the gentry who live blood in order to rob the cash box is by their wits. One terrilde tragedy— now cringing in his cell at the county that of the murder of a movie show juil and trying to commit suicide in manager at Jacksonville who was order to escape the rope. Such people killed while trying to'gunrd the box are always cowards at heart. Getting office from the assault of a robber_ n victim at the end of a pistol they is sufficient to carry a warning to evnro brave enough hut when it comes cry other city in the state to be on to tho crucial test of a man they are the lookout for suspicious characters, usually found to lie wanting. This is u field in which the vigilance ---------- u----------of tho police is especially needed. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? Thoy should scrutinize every visitor who presents the slightest appear­ Tho schools will open soon, the pub­ ances of suspicion. They should avail lic schools nnd the colleges, all over themselves of information from police tho land. Many of our boys and girls departments of northern cities. The nro going to high school and many of man who can not give a reasonable ncthem having finished tho high school count of himself should be invited to nro going to college. Have you stop­ move on. And tho citizen himself should be on ped to consider what your life work is to lie? Few know, and fewer still guard at every point. Whether the take any interest in this problem. The stranger is trying to Hell him someJncksonville Metropolis has the fol- thin*L "r Interest him in some speculowing article on tills subject that scheme, or lure him into some recalls some very interesting history ovil I'wetlce, nr merely concerning on this siibjjcct and while we hardly triniHi’lf unduly about his private ufwnnt our children to take port in the fnirM; hw mnku eautlon his movies or to lio doorkeepers the fact .INNnl{* remains that money can be made and . " s slK‘ 1,111' n0 reflection on the fortunes can lie made in many lines s| '"m ist, w hi is here for a defof wwrk. ,injto purpose and is entitled, if he so Charlie Chaplin, with bis mustache lo Carry °" ,,ny legitimate ___ i off, iH on Ids ... .. business or occupation while here. It ^shaved way .to. .his old is not hard to distinguish between the honest man and the crook, if one will employ common sense methtfds; and it iH just aiiout us dangerous as well as unjust to suspect every person one meets as to trust every one. Most ero»ks carry their* own danger sig­ SaiiHtigu Rolls will lie en­ nals. Keep an eye out for them.— joyed equally as much at lunch­ Lakeland Telegram. eon as on a picnic. ---------- o----------Roll rich biscuit dough thin. FLORIDA MUST OPEN THE Cut in strips and roll one of Libby’s Vienna Style Sausages DOOR. Iti each strip of dough, leaving the ends of the sausage exposed. Tho first settlement in the new Baku iti n hot oven. These are world was In Florida, tho exact paint delicious served either hot or ' boing in dispute between St. Augus:old. tine and Pcnnncoln. In tho centuries that have brought growth, progress nnd civilization *n the world this, ono of the most favored arena of tho WELAKA BLOCK globe, has mndo scant progress as Phones 497-494 compared to less favored lands. Its IFORD DAILY HERALD 1THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. III*. SAUSAGE ROLLS Deane Turner THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1921 population is less than tnnt oi a dozen cities of tho country, nnd yot its potential wealth 1b ten times as great as all of them combined. Thcro Is no product of ngrlculturo or horticulture that cannot bo suc­ cessfully grown in tho stnto, there Is no senson during which it is impos­ sible to conjure sustenance from tho earth, from the streams or tho jurrounding sens nnd there are great for­ ests through whoso echoes the woods­ man’s axe 1ms never been heard, from which to take material for homes for factories nnd cities. But Florida is locked up ns tight ns a drum. With the greatest const line of nny state* in this great union, so inadequate arc the shipping facilitios that the railroads entering the state through the one gnteway are able to manipulate transportation in such a way that the state pays extreme roy­ alties for furnishing its almost ex­ clusive products to the great markets of the country. The unlimited potent­ ial assets lio dormant ns if tb d by the steel rails which mnkc their nvnilability prnctlcnlly Impossible. We have a cattle industry unlimited in its possibilities, yet it is ns securely locked in by a government quarantine as if the wall of Chinn were around tile state; wo arc spending millions of dollars for good rods, but tho door to'them Is securely locked by the im­ passable trails leading ncross the stiitqjp border line. In n recent state­ ment on the floor of the United States senate Senator Fletcher pjointed out, without eon’rndiction, that Florida paid 25 per cent more to get its pro­ ducts to market titan nny other stnto in the union, not excepting California which is three times ns fnr removed from market and which offers prac­ tically the same nature or products. Florida is locked in by railroad con­ trol of ship lines ns well as rnil lines, and if we would open the door we must unnitc in establishing water transportation on the gront free highways in order tlint the producer may get sonic adequate return for his products, seventy-five per cent of tho proceeds of which he is now giving to the transportation lilies.—I’nlnlka News. WE URGED THEM TO FIGHT BUT THEY’RE TOO PROUD TO BEG FOR THEIR EATS. Truly, the world is unappreciative, those who undergo the greatest hard­ ships, who sacrifice the most that their fellow citizens niny gain, in­ variably get the short end. It would seem'the world is unappreciative of their actions. Tile following dispatch from New York tells us of the plight of thousands of those fine young fel­ lows, many who gave up their jolts at tho onll of their country and are now walking the streets of America hungry. It rends: . Jobless, penniless and hungry, hun­ dreds nf American veterans of the World War are beseiging tho Span­ ish consulate here to sign up with the Foreign Legion which Spain is re­ cruiting for service aguinst tile Moor. In faded nnd worn uniforms of the A. E. F., the ex-service men, many of whom have been out of work for weeks and months, nre quite ready to forswear allegiance to the United States and to serve under a foreign Hag on the edge o ftho Sahara for DO cents a day. "We’re not doing it for a lark," they declare. “We’re doing it to keep life in our iiodies. We’re Hungry." When a similar recruiting station opened in London last week it was stormed by applicants, most of them former soldiers who were out of work and desperate. Recruiting began here this week. More than 100 Americans have joined in other largo cities. "These men are not' bloodthirsty adventurers; they are our own sol­ diers of 1017-1018, reduced almost to starvation because they cannot find work," says Hugh W. Robertson, as­ sistant to the commander of the Am­ erican Legion department of York­ shire. "These service men were not too proud to fight, but they are too proud to beg. We can’t find work for them wihout the public’s co-operation* There are 200,000 World War vet­ erans out o fvvork in New York state the records of tile Legion's depart­ ment show, with 125,000 in New York city alone.—Roportor-Sttnr. AROUND THE STATE. Tho Kelly Furniture Co., a whololo fumituro concern, has organized sale id will loento and locate in Jncksonvillo in the near future. Tho $20,000 Masonic homo which boing built in South Jacksonville, will bo finished nnd ready for occupancy in thirty days. A new concern, the A-B-C Corpora­ tion, has recently been organized at Fort Myers. They will manufacture sash, doors and blinds. A plan is undor wny for a proposed retort business to manufacture char­ coal ,turpentine and tar from pino stumps at DcFunink Springs. The Gulf Fruit & Packing Co., is a new independent corporation which has recently organized nt Bartow with n capital of $100,000. A proposed new city will possibly be started in the northern part of Polk county. They will possibly namo it Polk City. Machinery is now being installed for the ice plant of tho East Coast Milling Co., nt New Smyrna. Daytona citizens are asking for bids upon $450,000 street pnving bonds and the paving of about nino miles of streets of Dnytonn. Tho Gem Nursery nnd Citrus Pruduco Co., are erecting n large and modern packing house nt Lake Gem. Olsson & Kelly hnvo been awarded the contract for erecting n building for n bakery at Fort Lnudcrdnlo. It will be ready in six weeks. The fishing industries nt St. An­ drews Bay will possibly move to Pannmn City in the near future. This wns brought about by tho discontin­ uance of the A. B. & St. A. B. Ry., to that city. The new Baptist church which has been under wny for the past several months, lias been about completed nt Quincy, and tho first services were held there last Sunday. /Contracts have been awarded for the building of four now business ihiildings at Clilpley. The new plant of the Townsend Sash, Door and Lumber Co., has been started at l.nke Wales. The town of Millville arts installingn ‘lighting nnd writer system. A new phosphate concern has been formed at Lakeland to bo known ns tjie Non-Aeid Fertilizer nnd Chemical Company. Frost Proof, a progressive city of Polk county, nre contemplating a good rend bond issue. Machinery Is being Installed in the now packing house at Auliurndnlo. The Avon Manufacturing Co., at Avon Park resumed operation Inst Monday with a full crew of workmen.' They have been closed down for about ten months and give employment to n’-out :i50 men. Fort Pierce lias started work on an addition to their present ice plant w^ilch will double their present ca­ pacity. A new school building at Lake City which was built at a cost of about *<10,000, will he completed in time for. the coming term. A laundry nnd dry cleaning cstnhMshmcnt will be n new industry for the town of Arcadia which will be soon completed nt a cost of approxi­ mately $50,000. The handsome now school building is nenring completion nt Mount Dora nnd will he ready in time for tho com­ ing term. Work is progressing nicely on the rnco track and grand stand which is being built in connection to tho Flor­ ida State Fair grounds at Ja c k s o n ­ ville. It is hoped it will be ready in timo for the coining fair. Four new business buildings un­ being built in tho town of Bonifny. When completed they will be mi as­ set to the town. A big bathing casino is to be built at Cocoa in the near future. It will! contain about 100 rooms nnd be mod­ ern in every wny. A new club hou**o to be used by tho American Legions will be opened tills week in Miami. Tho Ford Motor Co., announce thnt they will build in Jacksonville in tho near future an assembling, plant to take care of tho business for tho State of Florida and Culm. The organization of the Long Ham­ mock Oil and Gas Company has been perfected at Oxford for the purpose cf developing oil lands. The city or Orlando hiiH purchased a new fire chemical fire truek costing over $ 11,000. A proposed manufacturing plant will be organized in Jacksonville for tho manufacture of patent egg con­ tainers. t Moaro Haven cciebrnted on Labor Day of the formal opening of tho rnil-' road from Moore Haven to Clewiston n distance of 10 miles. West Paint Bench will hnvo another i ew hotel which will be completed by the first of December nt a cost of 5100,000. DANCE! O ne o f the biggest social events o f the season will be the big dance at the Hotel Valdez FRIDAY, SEPT. under the auspices o f the | WOMAN’S CLUB for the benefit o f THE LUNCH FUND FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN . Everybody Invited eachOrchestra ‘D aytona CB It scorns that Daytona is not tho first Floridn city to plant a Christmas tree. A Melbourne correspondent writes that sovcrnl yours ago a com­ munity Christmas tree wiis planted in tho park hero and now it is as perfect a specimen as could bo found In nny nursery; that tho Christmas spirit lived with that treo and it is used every Christmas. This same correspondent says that the iden of "plant a tree for baby" originated in Melbourne and thnt later tho iden wn stnken up nil over tho South by doubtless felt vastly superior to the hicks from the ndjncent 'country. the Federation of Women’s Clubs. THIS SPACE DONATED BY The First National Bank MIGHTY LIVELY EVENING. She asked Him To como to Her home And spend the evening. Ho went. SheJriot Him nt the door; Gave Him n cool hundshake, And then He nnd She Sauntered into the parlor. Mother wns there. Father was there. They all played dominnes. Father would butt in And talk of the surtax; Mother wondered why it was Girls wore so short skirts. It was awfully exciting, lio hinted for the porch; She said it wasn't screened. Then She wont out to mnke A pitcher of limende That was weak nnd sleepy, And brought in some cookies Thnt had seen better days, And all the time He was as lonesome nnd sorry As the last spike up In a gnme of ten-pins. Maw nnd Paw kept glnncing At the cucco clock That never failed to cue; Aund at nine-thirty, fiat, He called for his lint And mentally cussed his luck. Then tile three of ’em Went to the door with him. And he lied something scnnd'lous; Snid He’d had a good time And He was coming agnin— And She believed him Until She saw Him later With a r-e-n-1 girl Who had trained Her Paw and Her Maw. To nctunlly believe At about clght-thiry That they had n flat tiro And had bettor go at oneb To some secluded garago To allow the eveningjs pleasure To begin to run on high. What that first girl needed Wore several instructions Sent by mail nnd ninle Upon this essentinl topic; "First Aid to the Worried"— Provided She wns anxious For. n return date. Yassum. _ I thank you. —Thorn in Vnlley-Gazotte. RECEIVES BRUTAL BITE ON CHEEK Bill Simpkins, a substantial farm­ er living in South Georgia, near the Florida line, was brutally bitten on tho cheek Inst Saturday night by an anopheles mosquito. This bite in­ flamed one side of his face nnd al­ most closed ono 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 anil he fell lifeless on tho floor. Torment docs not bluff, frighten or scare them; it kills them nnd does it now. Bill Simpkins says ho wants a barrel of it. Won’t ever keep house without it. Sold by ull merchants.—Adv. Most schools in Florida stop with the erection of buildings. While these buildings nro modern in every res­ pect it would pay the various countie,s to follow tho example of tile Hustis school lionrd which lias secured the cervices of an export landscape engineer to lay oqt and beautify tho grounds around the b c Ii o o I building there. Beautiful grounds attract not only the attention of visitors but they lend to the education of tho child ami should bbo encouraged everywhere. Congratulations to Eustis. - Pickling1and Preserving g We have the STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. BALL HARDWARE CO. A Little Shaver is a boy between four and eight years old. W hen y°u suddenly discover you haven’t a baby any more bu t a regular, sure ’nufT little shaver it’s a pretty ®urc sign you’ve got to do some building. lie wants a room of h<s own. M aybe th a t means an addition to the hou^c. A playhouse; a dog kennel; a high board fence to shin over; and repairs 1 A*k D ad—he knows I Dad buys lumber here. He’s one of our best customers. HILL LUMBER CO. SERVICE Q U A L IT Y PRICE �PAQI FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1921. ------------- T ^ T * ♦ * * * : * * * * ♦ * * * * I for Florida: I’arlly cloudy ♦ tonight and Thursday. t * * * * * * * * * * * ___ _ * J • F. S. Firry, of Macon, wns n buslvisitor hero yesterdny. n*t a repaired tire to uso aa extra. cord tires fo, J3.00.-S. A. Huston. Ford “ rc U 0-20tC M 0. Johnson, of Clermont, was in th* city yesterday on business. Uuick Hondstor for snlo. Now tlroB is In first clnsa mechanical con-, dition.-ll. & 0- Motof Co‘ 12° 'Uc * * * H e ra ld * * ‘ * * * R e a d e rs * ' * * * SANFORD’S : TEMPERATURE J * ------------ * * The old bulb came down two * * degrees yesterday. Maybe the * * ghosts walking nround Snn- * * ford avenue had something to * * do with it but nevertheless * * it wns Just n trifle cooler. * * Pray for rain now and we will * * have it cooler.' No rnin, no * * rest: * * 5:40 A. M„ SEPTEMBER 7. * 8* Maximum ....................... % 98 * * Minimum'......................... 70 * * Range ............ 74 8* * Barometer ........... 30.07 * * Calm and Cloudy. , * * * #•# * * * * * * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. W. R. A. Itoonoy, of Philadelphia, are spending some tlmo How about whistling up n little here. rain? Get a repaired tiro to uao bb extra* Florida Ih supposed to be dry but ford tires for J 3.00.- S . A. Huston. 110. 20tc not this dry. Otis Cobbb leaves today for the \V. F. Townsend, o f DeLand, w u b i n the c it y y e s t e r d a y o n a business mis­ University of Florida.sion. And it will never got cooler unless Ked Speed Wagon for ante. Slight­ wo get one of those heavy rains. ly used ami is a bargain for the price Mr. K. K. KInn was in the city laHt we are asking. It you noed a truck, night and visited n pool room on Snntec us at once.—B. & O. Motor Co. 120-tfc ford avenue. w. S. Adams, of Georgia, spent Henry Davis, and Fred Hass, of the yesterday in the city transacting busi­ Cadillac forces with headquarters in Orlando, were in the city today on business. It Is rumored that Henry ScJid your old mattress to Drndloy has disposed of another * Cadillac factory. Make them like now, for here. $5.00. 50 lb. now cotton mattress only $8.00. Guaranteed. GOO W. South Have your watches ami Jewelry re­ St., Orlando, Fla. 122-2fltc paired at McLaulin's. Two first class _____ t watch makers. Prompt service. Mr. and Mrs. \V. F. Picket^, of Ft. 140-tfc Caines, .spent yesterday here at the Montezuma. Curtis Barber will leave tomorrow for Gainesville where he will enter We have at present in stock ono Jhe'University of Florida. Curtis has slightly used llupmobiie that we aro been on the circulation staff of the offering for sale at n-rcasonablo price, Daily Herald nil summer and we hnto if you want the best for your monoy, to sec him go, but know he will ninko ace us at once.—I), & O. Motor Co. the University a good student. 120-tfc ness. Miss Sara Muriel, of the High A. Hancock and J. E. Melton, of Ft.School faculty, is pleasantly loented Caines, were registered at the Monfor a stay,of a few weeks in Waynesteiuma today. „ ville, N. C. Miss Muriel is expected to return to Sanford about Septem­ LEXINGTON, G passenger, 1020 ber 30th for the opening of school mode] for sale. New tires, looks good here. Miss Muriel, who has the de­ ■«rd runs good. We arc offering this partment of English in the Sanford ear for $1100,00 less than list price.— High School, will be accompanied by D. £ 0. Motor Co. 120-tfc her sister, Miss Geraldine Muriel, who will be the instructor in Spanish. Mr. ami Mrs. J. B, Coleman and Mrs. Claude Howard spent the week end at Daytona Bench. OLIVER TWIST and Mrs. B. J], Deas and children have returned from a week’s stay at Day­ tona Beach, the guests of Mr. and i Mrs. Barry Ward. Mrs. (.. I,. Goodhue leaves today for New York, where she will spend bov•tnl days She will also spend some­ time in Waynesvilic, N. C\, before returning home. MIDDY WASH SUITS $2.^0 to $4.00 values at $1.48.—Sanford Shoe & Clothing* Company. 139-Gtc ROD AND GUN CLUB SHOOT. The Rod and Gun Club will hold a trap shoot at the Club grounds on Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock. The t - Davis, who has been con-* public is cordially Invited, Shells fur­ netted w**h the Lincoln House for the nished by the Club if desired. Pnd three years, left today for Mi?rai’ l" ‘‘hiirge of a rooming "They can’t come back” oxplnns tho m i r w hich h e b u s leased for the Hen­ futility o fhas-bcens and tho presence son. of American troops on the Rhine. ho You Want A s l ig h t l y u s e d a u t o m o b i l e ? • u w i ,volrCIlnlrot “ny ninko you want. And tho prices , i, , 01 p1.8 rondo to suit you. We are Headquarters for mul (Mmlity^80^ ^ utomoljdes. We have both quantity reprt^uiRe(l^re n ^0W’ we Ku®rantee to be as hEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passenger, , ‘^OHILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger, m ,?!0BILE’ 1921 Model, Roadster.—Sold. 1917 Model, 3-passcnger Roadster S ? i n M M T Model' 7-haa«enKc r. KI), 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.—Sold. i AU< L0°K THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU Mf. and Mrs. Joe Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Long and their young folks picnicked and bathed at CryHtui Lake on Labor day. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Commons were over from Stone Islnnd Sunday, the You can bet your sweet gucHts at tho Dutton homo. The Commons just recently returned from life I’m going to be at the a trip up the Maine coast, and to Bos­ ton and other points. Big Dance at the Valdez Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Fay, of Camer­ on avenue, nre expecting their son, Hotel next Friday and I am Donald, home this week from Aipinn, going to be amongst the Mich., having finished n '4-years ser­ vice with Uncle Sant ns radio wireless very best dressed because operator. Donald is a No. 1 operator and hns received ninny promotions. I am wearing a A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Hardy September 2nd. Mrs. Hnrdy will be remembered ns Miss Lena Warren. B. J. Starling has made many im­ provements to frfs 2 -tenant houses and has them both neatly painted red with suit that I purchased from white trim. Mr. nod Mrs. J. W. Corley have made many improvements on their home recently nncj have efected an attractive sign, "Englewood Farm.” 01921 Cta& B. Little Miss Helen Morse was over from Rutledge tho guest of Alys Chorpenlng from Saturday until Mon­ day. t Tho directors for the Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., circulated petitions for tho stockholders to sign to reinstate "The Store that is Different” C. M. Berry as county agent. A. C. Corpany presented it at the county commissioners meeting Tuesday morn­ 1mm*M ilO bi»4ii.ll ing. F. L. Greene is back on the mail route again with his car painted red. Miss Hattie Estridge is sending some very interesting post cards from Utah, saying the west is wonderful to her, tho scenery grand. Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. Hart uad Miss Ruby Hart and their guests, Miss Ir­ i 'le.-sified ad* ertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad taken for less thar ma Lee Mlcklor, of St. Augustine, 23 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash and Miss Lucile Proctor, of Chuluota, 0 * t lntx> the habit of drinking 4 must accompany all orders. Count live words to a line nnd remit ac­ spent Latior day at Daytona Beach. glass of hot water before cordingly. breakfast NEW MATRON TEMPLE GIRLS CLUB COMING Millions of toms bathe Internally FOR TRADE FOR SALE now instead of loading their system FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish TO TRADE—Wish to trade two lots A message from the newly elected with drugs. “What’s nn inside bath?" potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. mi Magnolia ave., Markham Hgts., matron .of the Temple Girls Club you say. Well, it is guaranteed to 131-tfc for real automobile. Will pay differ­ states that she will roach Sanford in perform miracles according to hot Brumloy. FOR SALE—Medium size snfo. Ap­ ence. Address "Automobile," care of about u week. She is Mrs. Louise water enthusiasts. Herald. ______ / 110-3tc ply 402 Sanford Ave., nnd Fourth Shaw, of Altoonu, Pa. Mrs. Shaw has There are vast numbers of men and i Street. 94-01. had considerable experience fitting women who, immediately upon aris­ LOST her for the work she is to do in San­ ing in tho morning, drink a glass of | FOR SALE—Ono 3c.lding-IInll stone ford. The endorsements given state hot water with a tensponiitul of lime­ lined refrigerator, 1G0 pound ca­ HOST—Between Hanford iuiil Now that one of her great nssets is her stone phosphate in it. {This is n very pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. Smyrna, 30x3Mi Goodyonr, all fine personality. She is an excellent excellent health measure. It is in­ __________________________ UO-tfc weather casing .and rim. Finder book-keeper anti business woman. The tended to flush the stomach, liver, I FOR HALE—8 -room house with all please call Ford Garage, Sanford. 140-8tp dining room will bo well cared for by kidneys and intestines of the previous | modern convenience, excellent re­ her. She is a Christian woman, being day’s waste, sour bile and indigesti­ pair. Privuto wnter works, in desir­ a member of the Presbyterian church. ble mntcrinl left over In tho body able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ LOW TIDE ON THE BEACII Sanford will welcome her and the new which if not eliminated every day, be­ ply to Owner, G19 W. First Street. come food for tlm millions of bacteria institution she will manage. * 110-tfc Forenoon nnd Afternoon Tides at B7lcOpt ETAOIN SHRDLU ETA LI which nfest the bowels, the quick re­ About Same Hour nnd Minute sult is poisons nnd toxins which arc FOR SALE—20 acres good orange grove land situated within a mile of then nbsorhed into the Mood, causing GOOD BUSINESS Sept. 7 ............................... 5:57 headache, bilous attacks, foul breath, Geneva. Tho land hns not been clear­ Sept. H .................................... 0:50 BANDITS HELD UP ed but has a bearing orange grove GAM HUNG JOINT. bad taste, colds, stomach trouble, kid­ bordering it. This tract of land can be Sept. I) .................................... 7:47 ney misery, sleeplessness, impure 8:48 bought at a real bargain. For full Sept. 10 ............................... blood nnd nil sorts of ailments. Several men held up the occupants Sept. II ................................ 0:43 People who feel good one day nnd particulars address "C" care of the Sept. 12 .......... of a rear room in nn alleged West 10:38 Herald office. 118-tfp Tampa gambling house late Monday badly tho next, but who simply can Sept. 13 ..................................... 11:80 FOR HALE—StrawDcrry plants, cernight and escaped with several hun­ not get feeling right aro urged to ob­ Sept. H .................... 12:03 tified by State Plant Bonrd, $3 per dred dollars, according to reliable in­ tain a qunrtcr pound of linieatono thousand f. o. b. Lnko Mary. Farina Sept. 15 ..................................... 12:48 formation that was reported to tho phosphate nt the drug Btore. This will Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. Sept. 10 ..................... 1:30 cost vory little but is sufficient to Times Tuesday Sept. 17 ..................................... 2:09 129-24tp mnko nnyone a jrenl crank on the sub­ Sept. 18 ............. „..................... 2:44 "Hands up and don’t got unruly,” ject of intcrnnl sanitation.—Adv. FOR SALE—Ford Truck. Inquire of Sept. 19 ......... w..r...................... 3:18 one of the robbers is reported to have ' West Side Grocery. Phone 1GG. Sept. 20 ..................................... 3:52 commanded who nthey entered the ATTENTION KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. 130-tfc Sept. 21 ..................................... 4:20 place “Tho llrst man who seeks to Taylor Commandery will hold regu­ FDR SALE—8 hives of bees. In good Sept. 22 ............ 6:08 run wil Inot have time to regret it” lar conclave on Thursday evening, at condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 325 Sept. 23 ..................................... 5:50 The patrons, it is said, wore forced 7s30, September 8. Balloting nnd reService Shoe Shop. 133-Sut-Wcd-9t Sept. 24 ................................. 0:50 to stand with hmi(|s up, ‘while, two hearsnl. All members please attend. 8:08 ROOFING, Red nnd green slate B u r - Sept. 25 .............. members of tho bandit party went Visiting Sir Knights welcomed. Sept. 20 ..................................... 0:16 face, 3 ply $3.50 per sqqare. Tiger through their pockets There was II. E. TOLAR, brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2,75; Sept. 27-..................................... 10:11 only a small amount of money in the Eminent Commander. 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address Sept. 28 ..................................... 11:25 gome, hut it is understood tho total 139-20tc Sept. 29 ..................................... 11:55 amount of loot was not less than SOUTHERN HUSINESS IMPROVES M. E. Ginn, Box 391. $200—Tampa Times FOR SALE AT BARGAINS—Two 5- Sept. 30 ..................................... 12:40 ATLANTA, Sept. 7.—A very hope­ room apartments; 1 5-room house, URINK ORDERED TO LEAVE. ful view of business conditions in the eloso in, good location.—A. P. Connol­ Elder Spring* Water. Its 99 98-lffO • 138-8tc South wan expressed in a statement ly. T. C. Cassarolf, a Bulgarian, who todny by Joseph A. McCord, chair­ LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC­ per cent pure. Fhn"« 311. hns been conducting n negro pool man of the board of the Atlanta fed­ ING—Tho builder may still got tho If there was less fiction about na­ room on Snnfnrd avenue, wns taken ora Irescrve bunk, who said that an advantage of low building cost by tional aspirations, there would be out of his place Inst night by n hand improvement in business conditions submitting schedules to us and gutting less friction. of men, supposed to be Ku Klux, and alrtady is virtually noticeable as a dlrect-from-ndll-to-builder service. carried some distance from tho city, consequence of tho recent advance in Our long leaf yellow pino and Tidewa­ where he was whipped nnd told to the price of cotton. Mr. McCord said ter cypress, manufactured in best mills leave Sanford at once, as Home of ills it was his opinion thnt tho general insures first quulity at lowest pos­ actions were distasteful to the people situation would continue to improve. sible cost consistent with good lum­ of this section. It is snid that this is ber—less middlemen’s heavy profit.— his second wnrning nnd thnt he will GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, REVOLUTION IN ECUADOR.' heed it nnd get out. Florida. 138-e.o,d-18tc BUENOR AIRES, Sept. 7.—A dis­ FOR SALE—Horse, wagon and hnrnNO TROUHLE AT GRETNA. patch to La Prcsnn from Its corres­ c*«, cheap for cash. Address "G,” pondent nt Qpiuto, Ecuador, todny care Herald. » 143-2tp. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 7.—Joffcr- quotes a report received thero from Post cards—local views— l c each at son parish officials idee Inred /today Dogoto .cnpltol of Colombia, ns Buy­ the Herald office. thnt they expected no further trouble ing that a revolution hns broken out nt Gretna, Just across tho river from thero, led by Colombian tribesmen. FOR RENT thiB city, whero Inst night, ono negro Tho diapntch adds thnt tho revolu­ was killed and a negro 'club room tionists had put into Jail President FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms, fur­ nished for light housekeeping. . 818 burned in u race clash which grew Juarez, Bishop Ilerra and tho con­ Palmetto Avo. 142-Otp out of n quarrel originating nt n base­ servative candidate for tho presi­ ball game. dency, Pcdor Eschan. WANTED Yes Sir! A rra n g e d fo r S The C ity the w eath er •^ F lo a tin g S m a ll T a lk a S u c c in c tly • U s tte ra In U f1®! p e rso n a l R o m * I n te r e s t ♦ S u m m a ry o f th e In an d A b o u t j l l l e lla p p B n lnB I M e n tio n o f Campus Togs PERKINS & BRITT SUIT TOIORROW KEEP IT UP - r a iR H W 6 ORDERS ISSUED FOR REUNION. X bI oTmotorco. T 209 PARK AVE.- <; hhXlNGTON and '■I** SANFORD, FLA. HUPMOBILE SALES and SERVICE CLASSIFIED ADS NE WORLEANS, Sept. 7.—Formal orders for tho thirty-first ngnunl re­ union of tho United Confederate Vet­ erans, to bo held .in Chattanooga, Tonn., Oct. 25, 26, and 27, wero Issued hero today by Gen. A. A. Booth, adjjutant and chief of staff, by direction of Gen. K. M. Vanzandt, commander of the avetcrana. Up to 100 records c.*n bo played WANTED—Team work, Inqulro M. Hanson Shoo Shop. 121 20tp successfully without attention by a WANTED—Stono-Bookkeeper, witfi new phonograph in which thoy aro au­ best references, wants position at tomatically shifted into position by once. Call 402-J. 142-2tp. nn electric motor. W AITED—Two furnished rooms and board for couple and Tho Sinn Fein seems to have re ­ turned a flat "No" to Lloyd Georgo, three daughters with private family with reservations.—New York Tri­ if possible, References exchanged. Address Box 899, San'ord. 141-3tp bune. ..Jf-M A h .. * ■• j jB � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 07, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 07, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 07, 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/5f3eacb985c9040b53e58788b0b92c94.pdf 7a9603e00501b0d63d1a8fd8c323d7ca PDF Text Text m ---r* IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D ’S GREATEST V E G E T A B LE SECTION NUMBER 143 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1921 Burial Place of Stolen Autos Jacksonville Makes N o Delays for Carrying Out Justice ive Received Know ledge o f P re m ie r ’ s UNO AND DeVALERA’8 GIVEN OUT AT T H E SAME TIME Th. A»«ocl«t*4 tnu) DUIH'IN, Sept. 8. Signs of confidence and pood spirits again ire apparent am on g the Sinn Fein leaders here th is morning. They have received knowledge of the contents o f Premier Lloyd George's reply to DeValera which will be mndc public here (hii evening at th e same time as note given out by the British. As fir as could l»e ju d ged Irish leadrrs ire not disturbed or aurprisi.v l.lnvd G eo rg e’s communlca- LO N D O N , S ep t. 9 — The British Labinet has In vited M r. DeValera to tend delegates to n conference with the cabinet m in isters a t Inverness on Sept. 20, according to t h e Daily Mall’s nnvemess c orresp o n d en t, w h o adds: I "Only one c o n d itio n is Imposed, [tim ely, the u n d e rs ta n d in g that Ire­ land must rem ain within tho cmThe communication to Mr. DeVapen, according to this dispatch, asks for an early reply nnd points out tho apparent uselessness of conducting negotiations by a further exchange of notes. In order to nllny any fears regarding Ulster that the decision that nothem Ireland must not in any circumstances he coerced wns reaf­ firmed by the ministers. Dealing with tho cnhinct meeting the Daily Mail says: “The p rem ie r to ld the ministers that he rega rd ed th e situation ns grave and c ritic a l a n d ho was con­ vinced that n fu r t h e r interchange of notes was useless. O n e minister, who had been in personal contact with Sinn Fein o p in ion , s a id he wns in­ formed that it w a s th e renl inten­ tion o fits lenders to secure n plieblacite o f the Irish people nfter n fur­ ther exchange «»f n o te s a n d to ensure that such, p le b is c ite resulted In n mandate fo r a c o n fe r e n c e . Individual Incomes tax re­ turns would fa ll off $70,000,­ 000 to $880,000J000 In 1022, through increased exemptions to hoads o f families, while in 1023, the total would be cut $160,000,000 to $760,000,000 as a result o f repeal o f tho higher incomo surtax brack­ ets. Collections o f back taxes next year would be $300,000,­ 000 under these estimates and $340,000,000 in 1023. Tho House bill would cut miscellaneous taxes from $1,­ 840,000,000 under tho present law to $080,400,000 in 1022. The changes include: Repeal o f the Transporta­ tion Taxes $202,000,000. Repeal o f the Insurance Pre­ mium Taxes $10,000,000. Reduction in Cereal Bever­ age Taxes from $10,000,000 to $18,000,000. Reduction in the tax on soft drinks, fru it juices, syrups, etc., from $41,000,000 to $12,­ 000,000. Reduction in the levy on sporting goods from $4,000,­ 000 to $1,000,000. Reduction in the Candy Tax $22,000,000 to $14,000r 000. Reduction o f the tax on fur articles from $9,200,000 to $4,­ 600,000. Repeal o f tho tax on toilet soaps, -etc., $2,100,000. Reduction in tho tax on luxuries from $20,000,000 to Chicago police not long ago discovered that an nlmmloned quarry pit full of water was a burying plucu for stolen automobiles that had been stripped o f valuable ports. Alreudy a considerable number of cars have have bee* recovered from tho pond, which Is very deep. W H IL E IN N E W O R LEANS V IO L E N T FLU C T U A T IO N S RECORDED ^ Cotton # broke 160 points more on the opening # [ o f market here today while In New # Orleans thnt market opened with viollent fluctuations, quotations being low1 or by 141 to 200 points. New buy­ * Ing developed on both mnrkots nnd * prices recovered part o f loss. Repeal of-the levies on per­ fumery .cosmetics, proprie­ tary medicine, etc., $0,000,000. W E A L T H Y FA R M E R C A U G H T S H IN IN G IN T H E MOONLIGHT, LONDON, Seut. 8.— Demonstra­ tions by unemployed held in many places throughout England yesterday nnd In several cities serious disorders narrowly averted. An ugly spirit wns in evidence at Bristol where the crowd attacked A building occupied by tho Board o f Gunrdlnnn nnd clashed with the police. VOTE OF CONFIDENCE R E V O LU T IO N A R Y SOCIALISTS SE N T FROM MEXICO (By The Aooci.tad Fra.l) ( T A M P A , Sept. 8.— George DeMEXIC sluing, of Keysville, said to be worth confident two hundred thousand dollnrs, wns |in WeHt arrested nnd arraigned here todny on night by a charge o f operating a still on his now in s farm. J. II. Thompson, brother-in-' was renc law, was also arrested. Both wns re- 1nssist ii leased on bond, pending trial. "rcvolutli A T T E N T IO N BEING T U R N E D TO R E S P O N S IB IL IT Y OF DISORDERS Husband Yesterday in Tampa Will Recover ((By By Th« Thu Associated AasocUtad Press) Preee) (B y Th. A i.o o l.U 4 F ra..) # J N E W YO R K , Sopt. 8. — $6 ,000 ,000 . S E V E R AL C ITIE S H A V E SERIOUS * DISORDERS A N I) U G LY SPIR# IT SHOW N * Gay Embroideries On Dark Frocks and Lace Effects FR E IG H T T R A IN D Y N A M ITE D L A S T N IG H T A N I) E NG I­ NEER K IL L E D on <he flame.'' hM AH nieM ^ r01" chock Put UP* 10 nmintnlned. •y. he c large grow ou o a smuggling case in which Hartacted ns the attorney for a it,a W fi8’ ht,ld HS n mnterial tatting 0f fiL | hackfi ri nK nnd ItU men a. I ’ y th e 1’0 0 0 m V ‘ k h t m th . “ a " " B a v o t h o flr e e “ 1'per hand enriy today. F°W> iNVlTKDTO WASHINGTON WASlUNGT0^#Cl«*d Pr*M) Kor«l was In vite,] t ^ H en ry ° f * * W eek 'ny b y S c c rc ta ry ton*t hi» rn, ? tome to Wnshing- rovtrm --"S iX V .n,liHCURHw,lh pUrch»*0 and uh l propo8al to Aiabamn, nitrnte h®MuBC,° Shoals, N *c t. Secretly, " w Water powor hc de»‘red to ,11? ' Veek" "ai,J thnt °f Mr Foci’s J ' " ? 80VCral phaBc» parwi In odvnn n lut WaH not Prc* make public t h l v r . ? 6 conferoncc to the "uhjjoct matter. DOCK M E N AG R EE TO T A K E P A Y CUT OF T E N P E R C E N T BRIDGE OVER OLD T A M P A B A Y U N S A F E FOR H E A V Y TRUCKS. S A Y S E N G IN E E R (Br Th« AtMcUUd Pr*M) JA C K S O N V ILLE , Sept. 8^Rawlings was indicted today for first degree murder by the coun­ ty grand jury for the killing of George Hickman Sunday night. The jury returned tho indictment eight minutes after it began con­ sideration of the evidence. W. C. Melton, of Atlanta, and Rodney Smith, local taxicab driver, in jail in connection with the inves­ tigation of the killing of Hick­ man, bound over to criminal court on a charge of vagrancy. Court officials said it was hardly possi­ ble to begin Rowling’s trial be­ fore Monday. Russian Government Will Not Permit In­ vestigation Conditions (By Th. A.MoUUd Pr»»«) MOSCOW, Sept, 7.— The Russian Soviet government has declined to permit the International Russian Re­ lief Commission recently appointed by the Allied Supremo Council to In­ vestigate conditions In Russia pre­ paratory to aiding In the famine re­ lief. M IAM I S IIR IN E R 8 TO H A V E OW N T E M P L E M IAM I, Sopt. 8.— Officials o f tho Mahi Temple, Ancient Order, Noblea o f tho Mystic Shrine, will bo elected at a meeting in the temple's tempor­ ary hendqunrters, todny. Special dis­ pensation was granted local Shrlnora to organize the temple by tho recent meeting of the Imperial Council at Dos Moines, Iowa. The second floor o f the Seibold building, No. 228 West Flagler street, has been selected aa temporary hcodqunrtcrs until nrrnngements nre completed for tho building o f a temples NORTH C A R O L IN A M AN BURNED A T M ASON BU T N O T S E R IO U SLY J • i J A T L A N T A ^ S op t!'sT — MiVitnry prol n d i c t e d t o r r o r r e r y lection for employees nnd property of a i o v»u„ tho Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic ’ K S O N V ILLE , Sept. 8.— .John „ . , , , „ , , . . Railway will be asked o f Governor rrlngton, jr., member of a prom. , 7 t .. Hardwick ns n result of numerous Jncksonv Ile family, nnu local, „ , cases of dynamiting-freight trains nc,cy, wns Indicted by the> federal q „ tatc“ Dnt , Colonel D. jury yesterday on a charge o f , fflf tho ^ folIow. (By Th* AiMclatad Fraaa) C H A R LE S TO N , S. C., Sept. 8.— W ith everything reported quiet ulong tho Logan nnd Boono county lino and federal troops In complete control o f tho situation, attention has now been turned to efforts to determine the re­ sponsibility for tho disturbances along Spruce Fork Ridge thnt resulted in government forces being sent into W est Virginia Inst week. N E W YO R K, Sept. 8.— A ten por cent cut in wages was proposed by representatives o f tho Initomational Longshoremen's Association at a conferonco yesterday with committco o f the American Steamship Owners' as­ sociation on the. proposed new wago scale effective October 1 Tho stenmHhlp men submitted an agreement pro­ viding fo r a cut in wages from 80 centH an hour straight time nnd $1.20 an hour, overtime, under the existing contract, to 66 cents an hour straight time and $1 an hour overtime. The Longshoremen proposed a rate o f 72 conts an hour straight time nnd $1.08 overtime aB tho basis fo r a new agreomnt. Tho steamship men came out fo r a nine hour day. The longshoremen were firm fo r an eight hour day. Anoth'orlheetlng vfith the Longshoremen will probably take place next week, it was said. W A V E T H A T IS S W E E P IN G O VER C O U N TR Y ON A C C O U N T OF L A W ’S D E L A Y w LO G AN, Sept. 8.— About forty wnrrnnts was Issued hero for tho ar­ rest of men alleged to hnve formed purt o f tho armed forces whose march on Lognn county brought tho troops with decided flnrc below, into tho coul fields. WTl A" #CUUd P,M*> , . Sept. 8.— Reports '* Ihe western pnrt of I Dre area near McGrath nnd nc’ thu ,n‘ ter of which wns ...... l0 II yesterday, , 4. encouraged offl- W A S H IN G TO N , Sept. 8.— Secretary Mellon's sugges­ tions for tax revision, which were abandoned by the house ways and morns committco after tho intervention of President Hnrding, will como up again today before tho senate finance committee, Mr. Mellon will be on hand pre­ pared to discusB those sug­ gestions, the estimates as revised after tho white houso conference on August 9th nnd the tax bill as passed by the house. The senate committee com­ pleted preliminary considera­ tion o f the house measure yesterduy, but decided to postpone any decision on the various changes mndc by tho house until after the treasury secretary had been heard. Mr. Mellon said today he would have no prepared statement for the committco but the sen­ ators will huve before them treasury tables showing esti­ mated revenue yields and gov­ ernment expenditures. The contemplated new sources o f revenue such uh a onc-cent Increnso in firstclass postage; a stamp tax of two cents on each bank check and n graduated license tax on automobiles to average $10 yearly for each machino and increased levies on cigar­ ette , nnd smoking and chowing tobacco to yield an addi­ tional $50,000,000. In Application of Man dates Says Lord Robert Cecil brldgo ncross Old Tampn hay, con(Bj Th. Aaoci.ud Fr»»») nccting Safety Harbor with H illGENEVA. Sopt. 8 _ C b .r Bc. that boroUBh&unty.haa boon declared irn- narjly "c*atlve poaltlop ef the Unitf „ r heavy truck, by County En- e.l State, ha. been rcapoaalblo for he Blaoor C. E. Burleeon. Plea.ure auto- f t “ >» “f K ...... i i l „ i i by tho League of Nations was mndc mobiles and light trucks also should ^ ^ ^ roprc8cntatlvo he careful n cross ng q . ’ . J for South Africa at today’s session of cording to Mr. Burleson, nnd it should ^ aa9cmbly of ^ LeagU0t whIch bo crossed very slowly. {ook u Kenorn| discussion of ncTho bridge is safe enough fo r the co|npli|lhniont9 of orKnni8ftt|on to ordlnnry automobile, he said, but care Jatfl Ho Ba,d h<j (,id no| wnnt to np. should be taken to avoid speeding.1penr t0 crItlcl80 tho Unltod States, Ths piles supporting tho bridge have „ But mandatna 8hou|d bo aettlod in been enton away, according to tho tbc jn^ re8t 0f tbo peoples directly cncounty engineer, and aro being r e - ' tru8tod wlth tbem and without furthplaccd as rapidly as possible. j or delay." (By Tha A.aool.tad Frau) JA C K S O N V ILLE , Sept. 8.— E. F. Wyntt, registered from Wilson, N. C., overcome by smoko and burned about the neck and shoulders early today ns n result o f fire in his room on tho sixth floor o f the Mason hotel, wan ^j,0 b l o w i n g up o f a freight train removed to the hospital where physi­ on ^ o f A t,nntn |a„ t night cians sny his injuries are not1 boin whlch the ongincer wn8 killed and licved to be serious. Tho flames wns several trainmen Injured. confined to Wyntt's room, nnd dam­ ages will amount to about one thous­ STE AM E R A P A C H E and dollnrs. TOW ED IN T O D A Y E NG INE S BROKE DOWN U. S. SETS FORTH M A N D A T E STA N D (By Tha A.aoclatad Fraaa) M ORE D E F IN IT E L Y . NO RFO LK, Sept. 8.— Thu Clyde Line stenmHhip, Apache, anchored In W A S H IN G T O N , Stpt. 7.— Thu po­ Lynn Haven Ronds early today and sition o f tho American government on is being towed in by tho const guard tho questio nof mnndntes has boon cutter Manning, from off Capo Hatset forth more completely than here­ terns, nfter her engines broke down. tofore nnd especially In reference to G ItA l’ E F R U IT W IL L llfc those o f clnss “ A " nnd “ B” In n now STORED IN K E N T U C K Y . note to Great Britain, Franco, Italy L A K E W ALE S , Sept. 8.—Joe B. nnd Jnpnn, nnd through somo o f them, Briggs has made arrangements with It 1s understood, hns bees submitted H. Guy Nickerson o f tho Bnyshore to tho meeting o f the nssombly o f the Development Co., o f Tampa, to Btoro Lcnguc o f Nations at Geneva fo r con­ 6,000 boxes o f grapegfruit in Mr. sideration. Briggs’ cave in Kentucky, not fa r Announcement was made at tho from Mammoth envo, ns an experi­ stato department thnt the ’ note was ment to see i ftho fruit will keep well dispatched lost week, but no Intima­ in storage. I f they do it 1b probable tion was given ns to when It would be thpt a company will be formed and made public, if at all. the storage facilities o f tho came de­ Althoug hnfficlala would not discuss veloped to a largo exten t The cave the matters, it is understood that tha maintains a year around temperature note w ar forwarded after Inquiries o f forty-eight degrees and is dry as had been received from some o f tha can bo. Mfr. Briggs 1 sconfldent that powers as to tho American attitude it will keep grapefruit In fine condi­ toward tho " A " and " B " mandates fo r tion so thnt thoy may bo released at their guidance In possibly considering time during tho summer when the tho allotment o f some o f the form er market is favorable and prices are enemy territory at the Geneva meet­ good. Thoro la a tremendous amount ing. o f apneo avallabble In the cave and Mr. Briggs (s sure that tho plan will For office supplies, stationery, et% bo a success. come to tho Herald office. �• • v ,m * • ■ m --' 1 '•¥- I : THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1921. PAGE SIX________________ > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ w ^ » 4 * » + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ :: 414141414141* * * * * * * 41 * * * Treasure Freni Selnt’s 8hrlna, Stolen Lost November, Recovered by , Clever Police Work. , * RESULTS YE S TE R D AY Florida State League A t St. Petersburg 7, Tnmpa 0. A t Daytona 14, Jacksonville 0. A t Lakeland 1, Orlnmlo 3. South Atlantic Association A t Chnrlotto 3, Spartanburg 11. A t Augusta 7-1, Greenville 9-0. A t Columbia 9, Charleston 8. t Bfc A«, American League A t Boston 2, New York 1. A t Cleveland 2, St. Louis 1. A t Philadelphia 7, Washington 1. Others not scheduled. National League A t New York 8, Boston <3. A t St. Louis 1-3, Chicago 0-2. A t Brooklyn 2, Philadelphia 0. Others not scheduled. The only shoe that can look well on the foot is the shoe that holds its shape. You must have quality to have style—you have both in— THOMPSON SHOES Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. A t Nashville 5, Birmingham 4. A t Atlnntu 1, New Orleans 4. A t Chnttnnooga 0, Memphis 8. Others not scheduled. American Association A t Minneapolis 3, Milwaukee 2. A t St. Paul G, Kansas City 14. Others not scheduled, At At At At = ^ *s= ROBBER TRAPPED WITH BOOTY SPORT WORLD Thompson Shoe ■* - International League Baltimore 8-3, Jersey City 7-6. Reading 1-2, Newark G-0. Toronto 1, Buffalo 2. Syracuse G, Rochester 12. Virginia League Suffolk 3, Nowport News 7.Richmond 4, Turboro 3. Norfolk 1, Portsmouth 11. Wilson 1, Rocky Mount 0. The historic Thirteenth century treusure of St. Klleobeth of Hungary, which was stolen from the saint s ■lirlne at Marburg last November, has been recovered, according to the Ber­ lin correspondent of the London Times, after having been burled In the back gnrdon of a London subur­ ban house. The recovery Is due io tho vigilance ■ o f tho Frankfort police. Six men took i part In the robbery Inst November, nnd five of them were arrested soon nfter. There wns, however, no sign of the stolen treasury nnd the men obstinately denied nil knowledge of It. . , Eventually, the police got up to tn« track of the sixth man. Emil Kellman. It was found that In tho mean­ time he find been to London; lie was watched, however, and on his return he wns arrested. During his detention the Inquiries of the detective led the police to believe tlint Kcllmnn had hidden the Jewels In England. It wns assumed that If be were set free, he would probably get them. He wns therefore'let out on ball; at tho same time be wnH kept under strict but secret surveillance by the police. On June 1G Heilman went to J.ondnn to fetch the Jewels nnd on bis return a few days ago lie wns rearrested at Cleves on the German Dutch fron­ tier, where he was taken red-handed with the missing Jewels nnd penrls, 174 In number, hidden In tils clothes. SURELY HAD HUBBY TRAINED Little Man Knew Hie Helpmeet'e Whistle and, So to Speak, Qoverned Himself Accordingly. THE STAR TO-DAY M A Y A LLIS O N in “MARRIAGE OF WM. A C H ” Also “BUBBLES of TR O U B LE ” Tomorrow— Wm. Christy Cabane Presents “Live and Let Live” ; also a Comedy Don't Miss It! The big dance at the Valdez Hotel this coming Friday night, September 9th. By your preaenco you will be a part o f the biggest time in a long time nnd besides the enjoyment you get out o f it you will be helping the Woman’s Club raise the funds to put across the HOT LU N C H E S The time was Saturday, 5:80 p. m., FOR T H E SCHOOL C H ILD R E N , the place, a local movie house, the girl, a large, robust middle-aged wemun. Rushing up to one of the ushers In the foyer she excitedly cried! "Ray, Piedmont Leaguo * LE AVE S HUSBAND * * * * * * * * * * hoy, 1 left my husband In here while At Durham 6, Raleigh 7. I went shopping. Our enr leaves In A F T E R CAUSING DEATH A t Danville -I, Highpolnt G. five minutes nnd ho ain't out here. OF CATH O LIC PRIEST. A t Winston-Salem 4, Greensboro 3. Don’t want to buy n ticket; how can I get him?" BIRM INGHAM , Ala., Sept. 7.—The * 1 * "W e nren't allowed to pngo any M ETHODISTS BEGIN W ORLD 4 1* * * * * * * * * * * romance which led to a killing had This Space Donated by the one," replied the usher, "but If you CONFERENCE IN W ESLE Y S. P. Mills and family have moved hit the rocks here yestorday. Mrs. describe him perhaps I can And him." C H A PE L, LONDON, ENG. The woman apparently did not hear Into the S. W. Swope cottage on Grn- Ruth Stephenson-Gussman had separ­ ated from her husband, Pedro Gussn word he said. ham nvenue. LONDON, Sept. 7.— The fifth "Do you cure If I whistle for him?" Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Argo, Painter man. world's conference of Methodists open­ she asked. • It was her mnrriagc to Gussman, Argo, Miss Nell Williams, Wm. Robt. ed formally at 0 o’clock yesterday ev­ Thinking she was only Joking he Williams, and Edward Argo, are a Cntholic Porto Rican, which par­ ening in Wesley Chapel here. The GOO said: "On to It." spending ten dnys on a cnntp at the ticipated the killing o f Father James delegates, 300 of whom nro Americans, Immediately n shrill nnd weird E. Coyle, priest who performed the prairie. will hear the opening sermon by tho whistle startled the quiet audience. Miss Mny Conully returned to ceremony, by Rev. Edwin It. Stephen­ Rev. S. P. Rose, o f Montreal, Quebec. J. W. H A R T ACCEPTS OWN YOU R OWN HOME. A meek little man Hitting well to­ Oviedo Friday nfternoon for a visit son, the g irl’s father and a Methodist The later sessions will be held In Cen­ ward the front Jumped ns though shot, S E C R E T A R Y S H IP O F THE bolted up the aisle, appeared In the to Mrs. J. B. Jones, and Mrs. R. W. minister. N E W P A L A T K A C. OF C Saptcmbur 1 is known throughout tral hall near the houses of parlia­ A fter several weeks of tempestuous ment in Westminster. foyer and meekly ran In the wnke of tho United States as "moving day.” Lawton. A call meeting of the Women’s excitement Mrs. Gussman packked her P A L A T K A , Sept. 7.—J. \V. Hart, The conference will he continued tho robust woman who was rapidly There ought not to be any moving pinking tracks for the Interurbnn sta­ clothes while Gussman was attending day. Any man who is able to pay who hiiB accepted the position of man­ Club was held at the club house Friuntil September 17 and the leaders of tion.— Indlnnapolls News. Methodism in all countries including a $40 a month rent should own his aging secretary o f tho Pnlntka Cham­ dny nfternoon. The object of the a Labor Day picnic and left. "She left mo absolutely without Japanese bishop, are on the program, home, nnd any man who' is nblo to ber o fComnierco, arrived here yester­ meeting was to inspect the work that Are We Living Off a Coal Bln? pay $7G or $100 a month rent surely day and immediately took up his du­ hns been done on the club house dur­ cause," Gussman said, confirming the which includes discussions o f import­ Floyd W. Parsons writes In the can own his own home. ing tho summer. The club voted to ac­ story of his wife's departure. “ I gave ant world's problems. The topics will ties in connection with tho clmmLerWorld's W ork: A man who bus lived here fifteen Todny he wns located In the ofTiocs range from strictly religious subjects cept tho work of the carpenters and her all that a man could give her.’’ From the time wo rise until tlio day The separation of the Gussmans, to discussions o f political relations, to have the inside pnlntlng done at Is done, we maintain nn Intimate as­ years, or in nny other city thnt long, established in the James hotel in the once. A committee was appointed to coming on the eve of today’s grand such as "the moral necessity for in­ sociation, either with coal Itself or and had good luck and good health room formerly occupied by tho UtiKad one of Its by-products. The leaven­ has managed badly if he is still n Sugar Corporation. look after the further improvements. jury session to make further inves­ ternational alliances.” tigation o f the Stephenson case, gave Two American senators and men ing agent In our bread anil the gas renter. In tho absence of the president, Mrs. No previous announcement « u we hake It with are from coal; so are One o f tho most distressing feat­ made o f the coming o f Mr. Hart un­ rise to sensational rumors of all sortsprominent in British political and W . P. Carter, Mrs. T. W. Lawton, the girl, church circles are to participate in the agents that Ian our shoes ami ures o f domestic life in America, wo til it was definitely known thnt he vice-president, presided. A fter the Chief of these was that that vulcanize the rubber of our auto­ business was over, delightful punch whose testimony hns been confidently the discussion of the latter subject. mobile tires. We nr-.i Indebted to cent nro assured hy a student of tho trend could he secured. Ho wns selected o f affairs; Is tho growth of tho tenant from about ii hundred applicants, and counted on in the legal hnttle to send The entertainment arrangements for nnd wafers were served. for the various V>r*iis of nmnioiiln system. There woru fewer land own­ his every qunliflicntion appealed to tiie overseas delegates include n con­ her fnther to the gallows, may be­ Misses Mary and Alice Brannon, that go Into fertilizing, refrigerating, ference dinner and a garden party by ers in the United States In 1920 in come reconciled to her pnrents. electric hatterhM 4ml household uses; came home Friday night to spend the board o f governors ns affording proportion to population than there Lady Perth. for asplrlr., salicylic nclil nnd many I^ibor Day with their parents, Mr. the very mnn thnt Pnlntka is scekingother cures f ir common colds; for were in 1010. And there nro fewer Mr. Hnrt is n mnn o f extensive ex­ and Mrs. T. J. Brannon. When they NEGROES N O M IN A TE elements ust*.l In inanufaeturlug, In­ home-owners, proportionately, in cit­ A LATH A A. C. I.. DEPOT F U LL STA TE T IC K E T had been in the house about thirty perience in traffic matters, both hy sulating, coalings, phonograph ree- ies now thun there were ten years DESTROYED BY FIR E ; FOR GEORGIA OFFICE. minutes a knock was heard at tho mil nnd hy water. Until recently he orils and pipestems; for benzol, tho ngo. COMM U N IC ATIO N CUT. door nnd when it was opened they was president o ftho Hart & Hedger, best available fuel for automobile and A quarter of a century ago there RICHMOND. Va., Sept. 7.—The greeted all the young people of Ovie­ Internal-combustion engines; for food Inc., of Jacksonville, New York nml seemed to be a desire on tho part of P A L A T K A , Sept. 7.— Fire of un­ preservatives, mothballs and disin­ do, who had planned for them a sur­ "lilly blacks" Republican convention Cincinnati, exporters. Previous to While coal fiirnlslie* us every young man to buy a house. The Ing to Jacksonville he was vice presi­ prise party. A most delightful eve with an attendance o f nearly six hun­ known origin early yesterday destroy­ fectants. married sons and daughters of wellning was spent, under the leadership dred delegates from every section of ed the Atlantic Coast Line depot and picric add and trinitrotoluol, It also dent nnd general manager of the carries locked In Itself oil of winter- to-do people were willing and eager o f Misses Ruth Young and Mnhlc Virginia after nominating a full tick­ express office nt the Crescent City Hart, Miller & Lucy, Inc., exporters, green and the most delicate flavoring to begin life in a modest cottage, hut Swope, hostesses with the Misses et for state oiriees, from governor railroad junction anil wiped out all hut during tho Inst few months the extracts and perfumes. they were keen to own that home. In down, adopted a resolution authoriz­ communication with the southern part Brannon. export business hns dropped to noth­ those days building and loan associa­ Dr. Weathers left Sunday after­ ing Chairman Joseph Pollard, a ne­ of the state over all telephone and "Umslopoga.-is." tions did an enormous business in ing. noon for a business trip to Jackson­ gro-candidate for the United States telegraph connection. Mr. Hurt’s first work wns with the Sir Rider Haggard has revealed to home-building. Now these associa­ A passing freight gave the |flro senate last yenr, to got in touch with ville. the world that that valiant warrior tions nro rarely heard of. Is it be­ Big Four railroad at hiH homo town in Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope, Miss leading negroes from every section of alarm and hy the time the citizens nml strategist "Umslopogiias" Is not cause the people are losing Interest in Indiana, Inter he wns removed to the Mnhlc Swope, Mrs. C. S. Lee and the United Status and to cull a con­ arrived at tiie depot flic building was a mere creature of Imagination. lie the home?— Tampa Times. general offices in Cincinnati, then to Frances Swope visited Orlando Fri- ference in Washington simultaneous­ practically destroyed. The depot agent wns a Swazi chieftain of high and the Grand Central Station In Ncvr ly with the reassembling of congress, left the station about G o’clock in the noble lineage, who bad been a warrior dny. York for the New York Central. I*It’s not so liud for wives to shoot before lie took service under the Brit­ Mrs. 0. 0. Wolcott and Mrs. J. B. to place the ease of the negroes be­ nfternoon ami there wns no one ish Hag.' Years after Sir Itlder bad their hitsbnnds in the arms and legs. ter ho was for four nnd a half years, fore the country. They claim tho white around so far as is known. Junes visited Orlando Friday enshrined the chief in Action, the fact The renl trouble will begin when assistant superintendent o f tho Jay The station was an old frame build­ Emmett McCall returned Friday Republicans have thrown them over­ was mentioned to him, and Umslopo- Borne infurinted wife shoots hubby in street terminals In Brooklyn and la­ for a visit to his parents, Mr. and hoard, and they want to know "where ing of no great value, hut all records guns expressed Ills delight that Lun- the flash or some other vital spot.— ter chief o f tho International Strani they are at." Pollard at once got busy, were lost and it was impossible to da min (Sir Rider Haggard) had writ­ Mrs. II. B. McCall. Pump Co., o f New York, and for four Nashville Tennessean. Mrs. J. N. Thompson and Miss and expeets to get a large attend­ ascertain the amount o f freight which ten n hook to show that once there years was trnffic manager, secretary Wanna Pope arc taking the teacher’s ance nt the proposed Washington con­ was in the freight house. Several of was n Zulu- people with mighty kings. During courtship, ho buys hor can­ nnd director o f the Lucoy M a n u fa c t­ the telephone and telegraph poles had But who wns "She" and where did ference. examination in Orlnmlo this week. dy because ho loves her. Later on he uring Corporation, a $2,000,001) con­ to he replaced and the wire service "She” come from? Years ago It was T. J. McCall ,of Brunswick, Go., is buys candy heenuse ho likes enndy. cern of Now Fork. * suggested (tint Sir Rider got Ids In­ was intrrupted for several hours. GOV BRNMENT HAS visiting his bbrother, II. B. McCall. spiration from Moore’s "Epicurean"; NUMBER OF JOBS Mrs. C. A. Brannon, Mrs. A. Loinlie denied the allegation, but lie never D IF F IC U LT TO FILL. NEED KU K LU X K LA N t hart and Mrs. W. M. Wright visited told her real origin. It Is better so— IN M ASSACHUSETTS "She" was span of the well of mys­ Snnford Tuesday. W ASH ING TO N, Sept. 7— Although tery. A band of men, thought by some to B ARNSTABLE , Mass., Sept. 7.— there I h a serious unemployment situ­ be the K 11 Klux Klan, have been at work in Oviedo for the past three ation throughout the country now, the Joseph Andrews, a Capo Verde Island Man Wanta but Little; But Woman— Alice went with her brother, Ben, to weeks, and according to reports, have government has a number of posi­ negro, one of three charged with as­ been endeavoring to rid the communi­ tions which it is having difficulty in saulting n young woman, was struck see her first boxing exhibition. Through in tho face hy hor while she was tes­ the entire set of preliminaries she Hal - R A T E S ty of some objjcrtlonnblu characters filling. with it blase nlr of a regular boxing These Jobs are prohibition enforce­ tifying at his hunring in the juvenile Room nnd Menls by month ................................ *38.09 .among the colored population. court yesterday. Before others in tho fan. Then when the main battle be­ P. R. Weaver, of Orlando, Is reliev­ ment billets along the Mexican and Room nnd Menls by W e e k ................................ . court room could prevent the witness gan she yelled with die best of them. ing T. C. Brannon ns conductor on the Cunadian borders. Menls only, by M o n th .......................................... . In the seventh round of the battle One o f tho drnwhnckR, prohibition jumped from the stand screaming nnd there was a surprise In the form of Menls only, by W e e k ............................................ Oviedo branch of the Seaboard this officers snid today, Ih that tho mor­ sot upon Andrews. A fter a brief de­ ii knockout. The crowd went wild. Week-dny Dinners, 50c, 12 f o r .........’.................. week. lay she was able to resume her testi­ Alice cheered nml cheered. After n Sundny Dinners ................................................. •*t> Mrs. L. R. Mitchell nnd Miss A. D. tality rate among agents nlong tho mony, Meanwhile, Andrews had been time sly and Ben pushed their way Mitchell spent Labor Day In Orlando. two "far-flung bottle lines" is exces­ given a seat farther away from tho through the crowd to the street. MRS. LOUISE SH A W , Matron L. A Palno, of Tampa, is taking A. sively high. The rum-runners shoot "Well, how did you like It?" Ben witness stand. A fter brief proceed­ K. Wade’s place as fireman on the ’em off ns fast as tho bureau sends M A K E A P P L IC A T IO N A T ONCE TO ings ho was held for tho grand jury asked. ’em out. Sooboard. "It wns wonderful!" Alice enthused, on churges of assault nnd highway TH E TE M PLE GIRLS CLUB, 515 Park Ave. N. 11. Tanner has returned from a "But 1 never saw anyone act so stingy. robbery. They might nt least have giver, one The world nows the day It happens, visit to Miami and Is at his placo in j encore." tho Herald office. the pbstofTIro ojfico more. THY A DAILY HEBALD WANT AD. At At At At Daytona Beach Orchestra W ill Play f|i : Oviedo : PEOPLE’S BANK Temple Girls Club Will Open on September 30 th V ,,v , �THE SANFORD DAILY T A lLO R E b STYLES im e Starting at nine o’clock, Friday evlm ing, September 9th, and lasting un til ? ? ? 7 ? ? Is at the Valdez Hotel, in the large dining room, the best place in San­ ford for this affair. The BIG D ANCE that is being put on by the Woman’s Club to raise money for the School Lunch Fund. dance will attract crowds from far anil near and everyone is cordially invited i Daytona Beaci} Orchestra This Space Donated by the SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK nfternoon, Mrs. Smith served dninty refreshments o f pineapple sherhert and enke. ill* : • ’ i Among those present weie: Mrs. MRS. FRED UAIGER, Society Editor, A. W. Lee, Mrs. 3. M. I.loyd, Mrs. . Phono 217-W Hownrd Smith, Mrs, Ed Lane, Mrs. Fred Dnlger, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. SOCIAL CALENDAR R. J. Holly, Mrs. Vincent, of Voro; T H U R S D A Y — The Christina Endeav­ Mr. W Idem an Caldwell, Mrs, J. B. or of the Presbyterian church will Lawson, Mis Archie Betts, entertain in compliment o f Miss Helen Peck, nnd Donald Whitcomb, M ONDAY BRIDGE CLUB. and Miss Izcttn Stone, nnd Robert Cobb, at the church parlors at 8 The Monday Bridge Club, which o’clock. was to have been entertained by Mrs. Thursday— Mrs. A. Vaughn will enter­ C. L. Britt, on Friday, has been post­ tain at a reception nnd cord party poned until further notice. in compliment to Mrs. Margaret Rnrnes. The hours for the Every CAM P FIR E GIRLS Week Iiridge Club will he from 3 to HELD COUNCIL FIRE. 5 p. m. Tho hour for the reception will he from 5 to C o’clock. The weekly meeting o f the Camp F R ID A Y — Mrs. C. I,. Britt will enter­ Fire Girls, wns held nt the residence tain the members of the Momlny of Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, yesterday a f­ Iiridge Club at her home on Pal­ ternoon, with a good attendance. metto avenue. A fter attending to a few business S A T U R D A Y — Tho Children’s Story matters, a Council Fire wns held, nnd Hour will he held at the Central a candle lighting ceremony perform­ Pork at 5 o'clock. ed. One o f tho members, Miss Gayle Marshall, was Initiated as wood gath­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert 7.Inzer, left erer, and after singing a camp fire yesterday for New Orlenns, where song, the members started out to fol­ they will visit relatives ami friends low a mile trail, blazed by other mem­ for several weeks. bers o f the group, for which, all re­ Mr .and Mrs. C. W. Stokes, Misses ceived an honor. A fter returning to the house an hour later, refreshments Dorothy Stokes and Hazel Sorrell, uro spending the afternoon in Orlando, j were served, nnd it wus pronounced one o f the best meetings o f the sea­ the guests o f relatives. son. Two weeks ago, tho girls camped Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon Brynn nnd for a week, out nt Clay Springs. two children, of Kissimmee, were While there, two Council Fires were guests at the Montezuma. held, ut which, two other members Mr. nnd Mrs. Arch Rudd, o f Mid­ were initiated as wood gatherers; dletown, Ohio, are spending several Misses Deinurius Munson and Mnrgaret Bern or. These initiations show dayH here at the Montezuma, the progress tip* girls are making, for Mrs. Elliott, o f Middletown, Ohio, a large number of the others are soon to he initiated in that first rank of wns registered at the Montezuma, their achievements. SOCIETY T. N. T. CLUB. DEATH OF AN IN F A N T . Mrs. John C. Smith was the charm­ ing hostess yesterday afternoon when she entertained the members o f the T. N. T. Club, and a few extra guests, at her home on Union avenue. ’ Lovely pink roses, in silver baskets, were used in decorating the rooms. Sowing on dninty bits of fancy work, and music, helped to pnss a very pleasant nfternoon. Late in the Daniel Bennett, Jr., age 21 days, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bennett, re­ cently moved to Sanford from South Carolina. George Hyman, of the Bnptist church, preached the funeral. No doubt the Bolshevik bus mo­ ments of depression when he wonders what his stomach is for. Do you know what kind of gas­ oline you are using? Buy at the Drive In Station 1st. and Elm Avenue, And notice how difterent your Car will run when you - Use High Grade •i U . S. T ire s a re G ood T ire s Ice Cold Chero Cola Free dn Saturday (| , • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1921 LEXINGTON NOTABLE VICTORY AT PIKE’S PEAK HEATS LEXINGTON RECORD FOR 1920 BY TWO MINUTES— * OT LOESCHK DRIVER Lexington wins again at Plko’s Peak. Against the sevorest competition uvur offered in this world's greatest hill climbing event, a Lexington spec­ ial driven by Ot Locsche won first money on Labor day in tho second clnss, cars o f 184 to 300 inch piston displacement, Locsche mnde the climb o f 12 miles nnd 2,200 feet in 19 minutes and 47 nnd four-fifth seconds, lowered his own mark mnde when ho won the 1920 hill climbing championship at Pike's Peak, by more thnn two min­ utes. With lines that fallow those of tho The result of tho race is a tribute (natural figure, with becoming now (style points In Its sleeves uiul collar, to the oportsmanship of Frank B. Anland Just enough o f rich decoration In sted, president o f Lexington and al­ Its embroidery und sash, this tailored lied companies. Unliko many motor [frock for fall nnd winter Is destined companies which retire from tho field to lie beloved of Its wearer.,. to rest on their laurels after winning one great race, Mr. Ansted, with the H A IG H T & W E IL A N D 1920 title his, insisted upon again en­ NEW FIRM TO HANDLE tering. • OVERLAND & WILLYS-KNIGHT. In 1920 Lexington was n new com­ er in the great Pike's Penk event. Its G. A. Welland has arrived in the double barrelled victory startled the city with his wife nnd dnughter und motor world. As a result Lexington will make Sanford their future homo. faced in the 1921 race cars of speciul Mr. Welland has purchased tho hnlf- design from engine to wheels. The victory o f Lexington in its interest o f Mr. Magee in the former firm of Haight & Magee, and will bo class in tho Lnbor Day race proved Identified with the business o f hand­ highly gratifyin g to President Ansted. ling tho Overlnnd and Willys-Knlght It meant thnt the Lexington speclnl nnd Ilnndley-Knight ears and pnrts. with a stock Ansted engine, not only Mr. Welland has been traveling the won in Its clnss hut was only a few United States for the Handley- seconds hchind the winner of the much Knight line, and knows tho game bigger class, thnt with 300 cubic inch from start to finish ,nnd he will prove piston displacement and over, nftd n a valuable addition to the ranks of car equipped with a special motor. The Pike’s Penk race has come to the ” gns wagon league" o f Saqford. he not only one of the premier motor With II. L. Haight, in the firm of ' events of the world but it is remark­ Haight & Weiland, the now firm able because of the fact thnt its put should be n success from tho start. to the utmost test every phase o f mo. They have a fine territory, they have tor car construction, performance, e f­ the experience nnd they have one of ficiency nnd reliability. the best business locations In the city The most dare-devil motor pilot is They are agents for the Willyathrilled nnd chilled on his first trip Knight cars and accessories and sup^ up. Like other mountain roads, the plies for several counties, nnd have Pike's Penk course is cut into the the State of Florida for the Handleysides o f the slopes, To go over the Knight line and also have tho battery unprotected edges would moan crash­ service for the State of Florida for ing into depths nnywhero from 1,000 batteries. to n half mile deep. Tho hnznrds of The plnns o f Mr, Mugec, who retir­ the course nro greatly increased by ed from tho firm, are not known, hut 142 hairpin turns. Some o f these his many Sanford friends nru hoping turns'are taken at 40 and GO miles an he will remain in Sanford, for during hour. the short time he has been here, he The timber line Is reached at 11,880 and his family have made many feet above sen level. From thnt point friends. Mac is live wire o f tho on, the character o f the country kind that is needed here. chnngcs to bleakness nnd cold. Watch for the announcement of the It is here thnt the famous switchnew firm. They will sell enrs and they back or turning, twisting, writing will use the Daily Herald to sell them. course really begins. There are places where the road Is 20 feet wide und the turns nre from 20 to GO feet wide. The average grade is seven per cent and the maximum 10V4 per cent hut C. W. Entzminerr and Bill Sutiher always up, u{i, up. No car goes very far nt any time were visitors in Orlando Saturday. It is prncticully nil J. S. Dinkel wns transacting busi­ on high gear. second or low genr work for tho aver­ ness In Sanford Snturdny. age car. No car can descend with Mrs. Bell Allen is spending a few the use o f brakes alone. The break­ days in Riant City, the guest of her ing power o f the engine also must he brother, W. G. Entzminer nnd family. used. Mrs. Jack Hartley nnd Miss Ethn, The course starts nt Chrystal Creek left Tuesday for an extended visit to bridge and ends nt the very top of Thomasville, Gn., and other points. the Peak. In more than 12 miles of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank ToplilT were the course, tho climb is over 4,1100 the guests o f Mr. and Mrn. A. Y. Full­ feet nnd every inch of it is of a ser­ er nnd family, Sunday. pentine nature. Mrs. D. W. Clouscr and son, MuurThere wore three classes entered lee, were calling on friends Hundny. for the race, the first being for enrs There were services at the Iluptist of less thnn 181 cubic inch piston dis­ church Sunday; Rev. Burr, officiating. placement; second, for cnN,s of 181 to Mr. J. E. Phipps gave a welnneo 300 cubic inch piston displacement, roast at Palm Springs in honor of and the third or large car class for Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stuart, of Orlnn- cars of 300 cubic inches piston dis­ do. placement and over. Misses Ellen and Leila Fuller spent The splendid victory of Locsche und the week-end in Orlando, the guests the Lexington special in the class in of Mr. nnd Mrs. ToplilT. which it was entered is only nnothor J. K. Dinklo Is having an addition tribute to the merits of tho Ansted, built on to his store building, occu­ the so-cnlled miracle motor which pied by Mr. Hcllany. swept the platter clean in the 1920 Mrs. C. L. Morton and Miss Ger* race, tnnle, were calling on friends, Labor Day. JUDGE K. M. LAN D IS Mr. and Mrs. George Shippo nnd CUT W ORKERS' P A Y children, o f Sanford, wore visiting IN B U ILD ING TRAD ES. Mrs. Shipp's mother, Mrs. Geo. Lewis PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro. fessional and Business Man in Sanford in-This Column LAW YERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes Shinholser Contractor and Builder __ O tir Seminole County Bank . SANFORD * FLOg SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford Constructs BATTERIES CONTRACTORS AND RUlLDQjl Plane* and Specifications Cheerfo Furnished Battery Troubles to Us W. BptcUlU. oo BMtrioal Work oat con fir* All Work Guaranteed BRIWO TOUm topoadotlo oorrlo*., w* ALSO HAVC COMPETENT KEOKAITIOS roa OVXZWAULIXO YO*T OAZ Sanford Battery Service Company H. T, P A C E p. o. u0I j Builders A Contrac, Sketehea an<J Estimates Fre*7 L. A. Renaud, Prop. building too large and none too i ----- ALL WORK G U A R A N T Y Phone 189 HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “Battery Insurance” „ Wilson & Shorey Pine and Garland 8ta., Orlando, Sold and Serviced by * P U R E WATER Edw. Higgins, Inc. Elder Springs Water Haight & Magee ....... 99.98% PURE Phone 8II-W Sanford, | G ARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First LO R D ’S PURITY W ATER AS GOOD AS THE HB8T Dally Service Phon*ir R E A L ESTATE SANFORD E. F. Lane Phone 95 V. C. COLLER, Prop, General Shop and Mill| Geo. W . Knight Work Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD NOVEL! WORKS Real Estate and Insurance FLORIDA CONTRACTOR and IHJILDE Bit* Commercial Street Sanford, I .. Employment Bureau.. Tho vocational committee o f the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women's Club requests all' young women destring employment to register at the First Nutionnl Bank. TRANSFER “ WE DELIVER THE G00I Quick Service Transfo AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman --------------------------- U - -----------------Eyes Examined Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; if m| tell us. Phone 498 Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. HOTELS OPT. D. Hotel Montezuma L0NGW00D NOTES CHICAGO, Sept. 8.—Judge Landis, sitting as arbitrator in thu building trades wage controversy here today, handed down a decision which made wage cuts vnrying from ten to thir­ ty-three per cent from the old uniform rate of $1.25 an hour for skilled work­ ers. , Builders and architects declared It u most momentous ruling, and pre­ dicted that it would bccomo tho haBis for settling slmllnr difficulties throughout the United States. Offi­ cials of the unions affected by the wage ieductions said a meeting of union representatives tomorrow will auggest a course of action to bo sub­ LEGION M EETING mitted to n union mnss meeting Frl, , . . day night. Tonight at the Princess '■* Officers o f tho carpenter’s union, _ ■•'«»■ which was not a purty to tho arblT h e a t r e a t 8 O Clock I trntlon agreement, declared their So O # Attorney-at-Law “ Sanford’s New Hotel” 91.50 Up Per Day O P T IC IA N O PTO M ETRIST ELECTRICAL Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 Eant First St. Snnford, Fla. W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ ­ IN G W ORKS . C. O. WILSON GILLON & FRY Ownar S A T IS F A C TO R Y SERVICE AND R E A S O N A B LE PRICES W lfh t Phone 176 Brother. ELECTRICAL ^ Contractors^' Bulldlnf Fourth and Snnford Avc New Era Printery l Phone 442 G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING 111 Park Ave. C A R PE TS A N D RUGS W ASH ED and cleaned nt your home or we will rail for nnd deliver. Hamilton Bench Electric Wnahern used.— Snnford Steam Prcsscry, 317 1st St. Phone 560 W E D O IT RIGHT « Steam Cleaning and Pressing Good W ork Low Prices Phone 465 C . A . W H ID D O N members will demand the old wage of |1.2B an hour, hut eontmetovn as­ serted thoy would offer the carpen­ ters $1.00, tho rate set fo r masons. Eight! o f tho forty-four building trades ruled upon by Jitdye Landis will rccolvo less than eighty-five cents n nhour and ton crafts, which aro in the laboring class will receive seventy cents. Excavating laborers and com­ position mating ieamstern will receive loss than sevonty cents. TST A DAILY HERALD WAWT AD.' Instead o f using a pi-opdj* I French engineer plnns to prop® I plnnea with Jets o f gasoline sn !l burned in n combustion chain er I driven out tnrough a nozzle c | invented. Herald Printing ^ . ' BOOK, JOB AND COM* MBRCIAl. PhoM 148 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1921 is playing is (ghelp to BOXER PAGE * * * STATE NEWS i f.U nUHT .(ft IM151f tri; AHMiiT SPECIAL * * tjjllo Stars Delight in [strenuous Sport. p,,yar C‘" information b c it n , L [ m °^ i< mar ac«m, ,lK'r® I 9 * rel Ron W * « " r Dntl No doubt thin Is til* M IA M I— CitruB fru it growers of this section at a meeting In Cocoanut Grove last week agreed not to pick or ship any grapefruit before September 20, In order that they might do as much as possible to pre­ vent the flooding o f northern and eastern markets with green fruit. It was decided that all fru it picked Sep tember 26, should bo thoroughly ma­ tured and fit fo r shipment, testing "seven to one” or better, and half colored or better. M IA M I— M. Stein, owner o f a poultry fnrm at Buena Vista, a su­ burb o f this city caught a chicken «•»• durio<*• hawk rccontly which ho condemned to denth by "casting to the Hon " Stein f e r i t , ... has a wildcat in a cage at his place and decided to put the haw'- in tho L me "the sm art p lu > e r c a n engo with tho feline, believing that ? ot advance Information on only a few feathers would be left to /opponent la golnif » 'lo by tell the tale. The result was similar tbt opponent's feet. to that when Daniel was cast into the 4me Is tree o f b oxin g, t i n naturally g o t to b e den o f Hon. Tho hawk and wildcat . courts. T h is tra in s y o u r must have been otd acquaintances, ivork ami builds up y o u r fo r the cat paid little or no attention to the hnwk and the two occupy the \ fighter I* olm lnit to cage in perfect amity with tho hawk K 0. blow, he tra v e ls a lo n g , using tho back o f tho cat as a perch, Ing io pick the righ t o p en the courta. the g a m e la w o a G A IN E S V IL L E — Florida’s rural dally and weekly newspnpers will compete In a state newspaper contest to bo conducted by the General Ex­ tension Division o f the University of Florida, at the annual state fa ir at -Jacksonville this fall, according to an announcement by B. C. Riley, director o f the extension division. The con­ test will he open to papers falling within two groups, the weeklies and those o ( the dailies having a limited circulation The circulation limit has not been definitely decided upon, but nccordlng to Mr .Bailey, it will prob­ ably be held to Ipsa thnn 6,000. Rib­ bons and medals will be given by both the unlvcralty nnd the state fa ir for three winning papers in tho various contests. Tentative planR cnll fo r dis­ tribution o f prizes, ns* follows: Best front page make-up; general hand­ ling o f community news; handling of Jack D im p iey . fnrm nowB, nnd perhaps a prize for by s player's a b ility to s lip tho best display in typography in ad­ shot where It w ill c o u n t — vertisements. Judges fo r the contests eking the opening, will be aeleetd from men living out placing o f n court sh ot Is Ilk a o f tho state, according to Mr. Balioy, Ing nf ti ring b low , ms big differen ce Is (tin t In nnd tho prizes will he awarded! on 'jou slip In the m u rk er w h e r e Press Dny nt the fnir. Tho contents pier Is and In ten n is y o u H llp will bo hold in tho Univercity bulldiere the opposing p la y e r Isn ’ t . " ig Competing publishers will only e old days one w a s lik e ly to be required to submit three copies of >** J. Corbett o r J im m y f l r l t t li placing and s te p p in g p o w e r their publications, probably nny issue lie fight ring, o f the Ins tsix months, Mr. uBilcy h with ifiese two U tlltM In snys. Final arrangements for the con­ bf used-to-bes, th e y h a v e mas- test aro being held up pending ndtonli to n s p ec ta cu la r d e g r e e . ivees from the numerous editors nnd Kimld seem that ti„, ,,|,j times, publishers who are expected to com­ be cry o f "fo r ty lo v e " from n court brought fo rth u mock In pete. j. K ldooi « P «n ot I* b()U, hut m an y O a lite r t voire from p a ssers-b y , have out via the knockou t ro u te . G A IN E S V IL L E ■—* Arrangements have been made fo r construction o f a residence fo r the superintendent on tho ground* o f the branch o f the Flbrltla Experiment Station nt Lake Alfred, in Polk county. The station K ies can bo w o n b y which was provided fo r by an act of tho 1917 legislature, Is to be devoted • t • / chfM p la yers w a n t f i t . entirely to citrus Investigations. The , “ 5,!ori fo rm e r clm m plota, to legislatures o f 1910 nhd 1921 made no Joie Capahlanca a g a in . specific appropriations fo r the sup­ * • « port o f tho branch and it must be # H. Haseman, .|r .. NVxv Y o r k , maintained out o f tho appropriation elected president of the Uni- for tho main stntion at Gainesville, Amateur r in s * a s s o c ia tio n . together with donntlonss from pri­ • •« i ri»,„ t , mi i wi . At. vate sources. Up to the present time :. S rl|,t*tt|,lon b y <le- the citizens o f polk county have do­ nated approximately $14,000 os woll «»as 84 ncres o f Innd fo r that projoct t e r e s t in g " j .... ........... » n i « . ifinii mh !'',lu'-n,‘*t •lime M IA M I— Members o f tho Floridn dairymen’s Association will meet in i -Irn'l l o T " " " * * “ ■ Annual convention hero .Soptembcr * * * 20-21, according to ^idvices rcc&ived & K1l,‘ 1" ," ru am\ m llo r , by the local Chamber o f Commerce. ifH ,l1'" '-nVuVtty ktl -t Approximately fifty momhor*, with their families, are expected to bo in attendance. Tho organization Is snid • •» to have n membership of about eighty *ni/t<l!!r',C'*|' 11,11lin^ In course of lit, r H| fnr *: ^ lrl|lg s n , V a n - dairymen. Preliminary arrangements I. k ' S,,ml'°r" ,,n<1 Uni- fo r the program o f the dairymen's stay hero Include visits to local dairies nnd motorcades to other places. h * 7 ^ TiRJ 0 ,l"' rl,epk-up on Tight * "A "‘h"**sed the L T\rr‘ nt Tpx iltttnce. *o win ads,nnl1 7* 80o^ Pal(| ‘ , u ’m n s of whM ,"', pIh nn'l food ,,lp Tons’ pock' « * -0 "T possibly in>n«t mar* 10rn,n»ic« nn'i" m r,,r !«■» 1 weonds of billing. h«t it Wn, '"tr. rf ’ It—to a 309 E. First Street. Opp. Ford Service Station Friday Starts a New Price Record in Santord ---------------------------- B E G IN N IN G OP OUR--------------------------- Final Wind Up Sale on Shoes and Furnishings Take advantage of this and get that suit for your boy to wear to school. These are indeed values. It would cost us more to replace them to­ day than we are asking. SERGE and WORSTED, sizes 9 to 17 years, each, W E O N L Y H A V E A B O U T TW O W E E K S LE FT IN W H IC H TO CLOSE O U T THIS ENTIR E STOCK $ 5.75 EVERYTHING MUST GO Prices T alk - Listen at These MEN’S SHOES LADIES’ SHOES Work Shoes, pair........................... . $2.50 White Pumps and Oxfords, pair.......... $1.49 Patent Leather Oxfords, p air............. 2,90 Gun Metal Oxfords, pair..................... 2.50 Ladies’ Comfort Shoes, pair................ 1.95 High Shoes, black and tan, pair............ 4.50 House Slippers and Juliets, pair.......... 1.39 Work Shoes, pair.............................. 2.90 Mahogany Oxfords, pair..................... 3.95 High Shoes, black and tan, pair.......... 4.75 Edmond’s Shoes, combination last, pair.. 5.50 “The EarlyBi rd Gets HiieW onin” Get 1[ere Early O V E R A L L S and W ORK PA N T S A F E W S P E C IA L S F O R T H E L A D IE S We have a big lot of Overalls that we are closing out at only, pair..................... 98c Pin Check Pants, pair........................ 1.19 Unionalls, pair .................................. 2.50 Heavy Black and Khaki Work Shirts, for o n ly ........................................... 89c Voile Waists, each................................ 69c White Gabardine Skirts, a t ................ $1.95 Silk Poplin Skirts, each....................... 2.95 Ladies’ and Misses’ Middy Suits, worth $5.00, fo r ........................................ 2.95 “POLLY PRIM” Bungalow Aprons........ 95c ! ORT N O T E S MIDDLEMEN B O Y’S SCHOOL SUITS G A IN E S V IL L E — The State Plant Board and Florida Agricultural Ex­ periment Station officials aro greatly concerned over the discovery o f the Mexican bean beetle at ThomnSviH, Gn., not far from tho Florlthi fine. This insect attacks beans nnd peas and recently has also been found feodng upon beggarweeds. and velvet beans It is a native o f Mexico nnd for some years has been damaging tho bea ncrops in New Mexico and Color­ ado. Last summer it was discovered in the Birmingham, section o f A la­ bama nnd investigation!! made during the present summer sho wthnt it has gained a firm foothold in northern Alabama and adjoining sections o f Georgle, Tennessee, North Carolina and South Carolina, Is causing a great loss. The infestation at ThomasviHo now covers about 16 square miles. Our new store will soon be ready and we will have to begin taking out our shelves and fix­ tures, therefore this merchandise must go. Not a dollar’s worth of this will go in oui new store, so it must be sold and sold quick,—hence these prices. Make your dollar do double duty now while you have the chance. HUNDREDS OF VALU ES T H A T W E H A V E N T S P A C E T O LIST ______________ '•................... Hon it was ftlund that \ Irvrg SHumber o f the grains were popped open. The extremely hot weather o f Inst wpek caused the corn to pop open urnlfcr tho burning sun. Tho rays of the sun shown directly on tho oars most o f three o f the hottest days of tho week. Mrs. Cly stntes that this is the first time in her Hfe that she hus heard CORN POPPED ON E A R o f anything o f tho kind, but she snys BY T H E HOT W E A T H E R sho has never known the weather to IN NO R TH C A R O LIN A . be hotter than it was last week. Rec­ ords o f the locnl weather observer Tho following article from tho show thnt tho hot spell of last week Twin City Sentinel o f Winston-Salem, outstripped anything thnt had been North Carolina, will bo interesting to experienced this summer. Sanford folks and especially those from North Carolina: Searchlights with which n Los An­ Master John Cly, o f South Main geles motion picture studio 1b experi­ street, exhibited to a Sentinel re­ ported yesterday ar oar o f pop corn menting are claimed to provide a bil­ on which something liko sixty grains lion randle power in a beam of light had been poped open. He explained having seven times the actinic value that hli grandmother, Mrs. S. D. Cly, o f sunlight. gathered some cars from his patch Argentina’s government has ap­ tho first o f last week and placed them pointed a technical committee to on tho window sill outBlde tho house, study the contemplated distillation where they lay fo r several days. on a large scale o ferude petroleum Thursday evening Mrs. Cly noticed from state-owned wells fo r the pro­ that several o f tho ears were full of duction o f light oils fo r its industries. white snots and upon closer oxnmlnnBecause so many tt\8Mbcrii 6t the le ­ gume family subject la attack, tho difficulty o f control by kprnys un­ der tifcld conditions ,«ntl tho further fa v l that the insect Is a strong flier, thi) Florida authorities do not see much prospect o f excluding the pest trough quarantine mcasurcse. TRAIN SCHEDULE Pickling and Preserving; Southbound Departs Arrive No 83........ 2:30 a. m. 2:46a. m 8:40 a. m. No. 27........ 3:20 p. m. No. 89_- ___2:68 p. m. 7:45 p. m. No. 86........ 7:30 p. m. North Bound Departs Arrive 2:03 a. m. No. 82........ 1:48 a.m. No. 84........ 11:45 a.m. 12:06 p. m. 8:26 p. m. No. 89........ 3:05 p.m. No. 28........ 10:00 p.ra. Trilby Branch Depart! Arrive 6:00 a. m. *No. 100........ 8:26 p. m •No. 24........ • * No 158........ 7:00 a.m. 7:86 p. m. No. 22........ Leeaburg Branch Arrive Depart* •No. 157........ 4:00 p.m. No. 21......... 2:62 p.m. •No. 101........ 6:30 p.m. •No. 26_____ 2:00 p.m. Oviedo Branch ' k* rr i Departs Arrive 4 •No. 120--------11:00 a. a. •No. 127........ 8:40 p. m 'Daily, except Sunday. TIME .taw**] We have the STONE JARS r Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. BALL HARDW ARE CO. A new French process for the man­ ufacture of artificial silk from wood fibres yields a finer thread than the viscious process, from which velvet has been made. �r*vi F\ ... js * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1921 PAGKFOUR_____________ S A IP R D DAILY HERALD THE HEADLINES P«MUk»d (r a n if U t H N u M | l l u d t r >t Tka HarmId Bulldlaf, i n K u m IIi Aramu T »aa Card/ flo rtda -____________ Where is the world drifting? Just listen to this bunch o f headlines taken at random from n few newspapers that lie on the editors' desk this a f­ ternoon ns he contemplates the pile of exchnnges thnt are waiting their turn to be sennned and thrown into the waste basket, “ Danker Gets Unsigned Threat," "Shopmen Walk Out, Result of Wage Cut," "Confessed Auto Thief Rcvcnls 50 Cnrs Stolen,” "Woninn Arrested on Murder Charge," "Bomb Exploded in Chicago Thentrc," "Body of Girl Tak­ en From Creek," "Irish and English Fight,” "Bandits Steal $21,000 From PostofTico," "Dick Lloyd Wonted in Connection with Illicit Still,” "Man Kidnapped, Flogged, Tarred and Feathered," “ Minors Shoot Grocer’s Son," "N egro Shoots Rival Over Love AfTnir," "Prominent Miamians A rrest­ ed on Whiskey Smuggling Chnrge," "W arfare Breaks Out in Mingo Coun­ ty," "Bandits Murder Two and Rob rostofTio'e," "Y eggs Damage Vault, But G e t’ Nothing," ‘"Boston Minister Endorses Scnnty Gnrb for Ladles," "Lone Bandit Shoots Up Plant," "Tw o Hunters Killed with Knives," “ Rnid on Safety Deposit Boxes Nets $250,000," "Form er Cashier Short $300,000," "Woman Identifies Her Assail­ ants," "Murderer o f Girl Still nt Large," "Armed Mon Gather for Bat­ tle Near Logan." Well that is more than enough for one day, tomorrow there will he a new crop. Where are we "a t" and how did we get here?— Arcadia Enterprise. [HE HEKALD PRINTING CO., Inc. ;_________r c a m a iM _____________ R. J, HOLLY .....«...________ Editor IJ I ILLARD....SecreUry-TreuBrer A. NEEL........... General Manager ROBERT HOLLY, CJttCULATIOH It AMAO t a I'hone 1-18 up to 6 P. M. AdfartUlaj Hatw Mad* Kaown an AppHaaUoa SabaarlpUM Prloa la Ad.uoa Om T*ai ..... T i................ ............... H OC O il M eath. .................................................. 1.00 Dallrartd U City by Carrier Om Waah ..................................■ ? ; . . » Q»aU Tha btf If. U 1 Weakly Herald antlialy oorer. BamlnoU County and la publUhad •vary rrlday. AdT.rtl.lac rata, made known •n application. Democratic In politic. |I.M par ynnr, alwaya la adyance. _____________ Member of The Associated Prena The ruin cunio ns closo ns Orlando last night. It seems ditTicult to coux it ns fnr ns Sanford but it must bo done. Whnt the stnte needs now is u good henvy rnin thnt will be line for the growing crops and fine for n change in tho weather. Sanford is too big now to be in the one-man-idea class. We nil have good ideas mu] we should assist in putting them nil over. Wc hear nothing of the golf links. The Chnmbcr of Commerce was sup­ posed to take up this matter and fath­ er it along with many other improve­ ments. Is it because the people here do not want the golf links and the tourists ? It seems almost certain that two of our principal corners will hnve four story .buildings on them in the near future. This will mean a greater Sunford with a vengeance and will be the big start toward thnt city of T W ENT Y - F I V E T H O US A N D. GOODE ON T H E NEWS. Among the daily papers of the stnte that has some deep and wonderful edBurials is that Daily News with Goode Gucrry on the editorial tripod. The dny never passes that Goode does not take his typewriter on his lap and dash olf something thnt is really good and straight to the point. He is bring­ ing Palatka to the front as Palatka was never brought out before and Ids good work is being felt all along the line. In Journalistic circles Goode is looked upon as one o f the best and he is also one of the most popular. Pa­ latka is fortunate to have Goode Guurry and good old McVickors to make the Palatka Daily News one of the brightest and best papers in the state, ^ Herbert Fclkcl, of the St. Augus- WHAT DO I GET OUT OF IT? There ure some people paying taxes who hnve no children, who might ask the question, "Whnt do I get out o f the schools?" One of the biggest social events o f the season will b« the big dance at the There are men who never go to church— neither do they be­ long to any. They might spy, "Whnt do I get out o f the church?" Hotel Valdez FRIDAY, SEPT. 9th There may be some few in Sanford who ask these two ques­ tions, and n third one— "Whnt will I get out of the Chnmbcr of Commerce?" Deane Turner under the auspices of the Who would live in n community without schools—without churches— without n Chamber of Commerce? W OM AN’S CLUB Such a man who asks these questions is not a desirable or profitable citizen for any community. Tho good citizen asks—al­ ways—"W hnt nm I putting into my city to hnve a part in its progress?” -Jor Hnve I been a recipient or u contributor? Is my favorite harness a hrenst-strap or a hack-strap? Am I helping make Sanford's schools the best schools in the world? . H i JSL Am I helping through my church to make Sanford n more moral—a more Christ-like community? Am I helping my Chnmber o f Commerce to make this n big­ ger arid a better Sanford? the public would find real news in CATTLE LEAK IN WEST FLO R ID A IS STOPPED. such a list.— St. Petersburg Independ­ ent. J ACKSON V ILLE , Sept. 7.— The tick fever quarantine around FJorida SH IP BY BOAT N E W to prevent movement o f quarantined SLOGAN FOR IN L A N D cattle out o f the stnte seems to be F LO R ID A — CU T RATES. 100 per cent air tight again, follow ­ "Ship by Boat," will be the slogan ing discovery by federal government of inland Floridu to comhnt the high officials o f a slight leak ia Madison county. |frol»rht rate which is making farming So long us the cattle owners do not 1« » “ J citrus friut raising very unpopubelieve in eradication o f cattle fever Inr at the present time. ticks the government officials do not On September 13th, a large delega­ tion from the towns o f Sanford, Eus- wnnt »" 8t,t‘ o f the cntt,° f(JV0r tin. Leesburg, and other inland cities, ticks in Protected areas sufTer for will meet here to discuss the best l,,ck o f nourishment and are doing plan to comhnt the high freight rates. whnt tlu’-v con * « kt*‘T tho r,mf 8 wcI1 Whether the farmers and business *tockcA with cait]c to fced tho «,oor men will agree to charter boats and ’ 'lk8. Sonic cattleman woh thought he operate them or follow the lines of was wiseenough to get ahead of govleast resistance by allowing the comnton carriers which are now in opera-, ernmc,,t oirtci,,ls 0''0,V0(1 t,a* i,len lhnt tion on the St. Johns to handle their thu quarantine could he circumvented the benefit of THE LUNCH FUND FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN Where enn I he o f the greatest service in the place I nm mak­ ing my home? Other Florida cities who turned down the auto camps have rescinded produce is a question to he determinkillin« thL‘ cnt,t o out ,in the Wo” ‘ls their action and now say that a well ed. It Is the wish -however, o f the , on F,ori‘ ** 8l<le o f tho 8tntt! lno regulated auto camp is one o f the ne­ committee in charge, to have a f„ i| , «nd hauling the dressed carcasses into cessities o f any city that expects to representation o f the business men of G.e?rKin' Thu first tri« ' workcA nU tnko care o f the winter visitors. No tine Record shoots the following bro- orlnmlo at the meeting. It Is under- ri* ht aml 80(,n thc Information was city has accommodations for nil of Jmide at Goode: known by several cattlemen who pro­ stood some concrete ideas will he adthe people ami a well regulated auto "A heartless paragrapher refers to vnnml nnd Inuch KOod w i„ conlo from ceeded at once to make contracts with camp has many good points in its fa ­ one of Goode Guerry's editorials butchers in Valdosta to deliver dress­ a8 I tiie meeting.— Reporter-Star, vor. Sanford has not turned down being ‘ flowery hut inclined to tie ed beef enrensses at seven cents per the proposition altogether, and it i Sophomoric.' That shows how ign o r-1 pound "on the block." That was en­ T H E LABOR S IT U A T IO N IN would he well to look for n good lo- j ant we nre— we always thought Goode tirely satisfactory to thc butchers, FLO RID A. cation, and try it out either under was inclined to he 'Freshmnnie' with who specified that the dressed cncnsprivate control, or by the city. San­ tin* emphasis on the ‘ Fresh’." ses must weigh not less than three And here we thought all the time According to the report of thc em­ hundred pounds, for they hnve to ford Heights is not the place for an auto camp, and there are other loca­ that Goode was soporific— derived ployment bureau Florida is the pay from six to eight cents per pound tions where such a camp could he es­ from the word "soap," meaning ‘‘soft brightest spot in the whole South ns live weigiit for cattle around Valdos­ soap" or "hull" or other French de­ regards labor conditions. Practically ta, which have advantages o f open tablished with profit to the city. rivatives. no unemployment is reported any- markets. where in the State. Strenuous efforts The cattlemen then made arrange­ ANO TH ER ICE FACTORY T A K IN G SIDES. are made to remedy tho acknowledg­ ments for many of tho mature steers ed housing shortage, before the com­ in Taylor, Lafnyettc, Mndison nnd In Saint Augustine the price of ice Some residents of St. Petersburg ing o f tho winter tourists, and thc adjoining counties to lie delivered in was painfully high and the service expect tho local newspapers to fight building trades workers hnve no d if­ 'ots o f one hundred or more nt hold­ painfully poor, A new company was all their battles for them and take ficulty in finding employment. Pre­ ing pastures near the state lino, some formed and commenced to sell ice, sides on every petty matter thnt aris­ parations for th cplnnting o f winter o f the animals lining four days onwith a good service, at a modest es. They seem to think that n news­ vegetables nre extensive throughout route from their rnnges to the hold­ price. Then tho old company came paper should he a public scold or po- the State, nnd following that will ing pastures. The price paid for the down in its rate (it couldn't afford liceman, or something on that order, come the handling o f the citrus crop, steers could not have been, much to do so before) and bettered its ser­ instead o f a purveyor of news. And if which will insure employment fo r more than two nnd one-half'cents a vice. Then tho customers deserted the company llmt had been instrumen­ the newspapers do take sides, some unskilled labor throughout the sen- pound live weight as there in a tal in getting the lower rate and went persons are nlwnys ready to accuse ' son. Florida Is the Mecca o f the in- shrinkage of nt least one-hnlf weight buck to the old company. That was thern of trying to dominate or dictate, dustrious worker, skilled or unskill- in dressing a carcass nnd the men had to get some remuneration for killing wholly unfair. But it’s the way many Ami there is a large number o f citi- ed.— Tampa Times, the animals and hauling the carcasses merchants will do who desert the rail­ zens here, ns in every city, that Inck several miles to Valdosta. ways and patronize boat service— un­ tho nerve to do tilings themselves and W EA TH E R AND CROP CONDITIONS IN FLORIDA til the railroads reduce their rates. want the newspaper to do it for them .1 Last week the government officials Those who insist on newspapers -------discovered the leak and promptly Then, the chances arc the merchants Weather and crop conditions in thc i plugged the hole, serving notice will return to the rail service— and taking sides on every trival question thu boatmen will whistle for their in­ that comes up forget that if the State o f Florida for the week ending through the Valdosta Times"to "cat............. ____ .1*1 il.1 it. f t rt t n f.lL . newspapers did this their influence September fl, were ns follows: come.— KiHsimmcc Valley Gazette. tlemon, butcher, mnrkctmen and oth­ Temperature:— The temperature ers who nre engaged directly or indlLet the farmers and merchants would soon he lost. And they also purchase their own ships and run the overlook the very important fact thnt was Konernlly higher than usual over roctly In the movement or tranHportaline ns a stock company, then they n newspaper has influence largely by t," ‘ »« t lo n , except that it averaged tjon o f dressed cattle or hides from will lie more interested to make it virtue o f presenting facts to thc pubt normal or below in thc extreme tj,c Ktate o f Florida into the stnte of pay and keep tiieir goods coining via lie. The newspaper Informs tho pub- w« * t nnd south. Georgia thnt such interstate coin­ the water route.— Orlando Reporter- in' what is being done andin that Precipitation:— Except light, local , Is strictly prohibited by fed era l! Star. xwny has great influence, hut no news- lo w e r s the weather was generally |nw nm| regulation (except from such Same way with an ice factory. And paper can win in a cause that is M r , and the weekly deficiency rnin- B|nUKhtcrlng establishments as have regardless of the drop in price that wrong or put over something that is fn'l ranged from 0 to approximately” 0fTiclnl inspection or nre expressly would come the people should stand not right. It is the weight o f publish- 2 inches. Rain Is neededgenerally, es- exempted under Regulation 4, B. A. I. by the new factory thnt first dropped ed fnets that counts in the end moi'e I'ecinlly o nhigh land. The greatest Order 211)." the price. Ice and water should ho than editorial opinion, and n newspareported wns 1.5(1 inches nt DoThe notice nlso contained thc inforthe cheapest necessities that wo pur­ per that varies from the facts, that F « ” i « k Springs. motion that any future violations of chase hut in Sanford they are the shades its news stories nnd allows Condition o f Crops:—The weather tJlis m,ture will he vigorously prosehighest. reporters to express their own opin- » » •* whole during the week wns un- ^ t e d , the authorities believing thnt ions in writing nows stories is not favorable for crop growth such truck, thoBl, who lind v jt)intcdthe trnnspor-1 likely to hnve much influence. nnd the dry weather delnped cane nnd tntion Inw did it unknowingly. Many persons hero, men more than *wect potatoes on uplands. The p l a n t - ____________________ women, Inck the courage of their con- *nK strawberries nnd celery began,The Florida Citrus Exchange Is vlction. and arc unwilling la, the [mt Iho growth a /track la U'ncrnlly ta|M| , „ 1 public know how they stand on this hnckwurd. Planting has not begun, . . . . . Kausugo Rolls will he en­ or thnt question nnd these usually nro however, In n general wny; seed beds in * ort located an Lem- ( joyed equally as much at lunchthe ones who wnnt the newspaper to ,u?ed rain. Much hay was saved, the ’ on street nnd has railroad fncititles. yon ns on a picnic. light their quarrels. For Instnncc, it wenthor being Weal fo r the purpose, This plant will he tho lint word in Roll rich biscuit dough thin. is reported that ninny citizens have Citrus leaves are "curling" in some citrus packing. From the time tho Cut in strips and roll one of declined to sign a recall petition ho* instances, but the crop, ns a rule, is fruit is placed in gathering crates in Libby’s Vienna Rtylu Sausages cause it wns stated that the Inde- holding well. Much corn was housed. 1the groves it is not touched by Im­ In each strip of dough, leaving pendent would publish n list o f tho Cotton deteriorated during the week, mnn hands until it is purchased by the ends o f the Bnusnge exposed. signerd of tho petition. They inck r' s u **eanlt o f shedding nnd rust; the consumer hundreds and thousands Bako in n hot oven. These are the nerve to take a definite stand, w-eovil, nlso. were bad In localities.1o f miles nwny. Tho washing, grading, delicious served either hot or They nre willing to sign the petition Opening o f cotton wn ^stimulated by packing, wrapping— evory movement, .•old. if nobody is to know that they signed c' eBr» hot weather; ginning is in- it is reported, will bo done by mnehin'/I'll if x hut they arc unwilling to hnve their creniing locally. Cnne is in local mnr- 1ory. Thin plant will he n Inrgo one nnmen published ns signing. The I n - ' kci8> ftn,i Appears well matured f o r ' with n nix-car daily output. WBLAKA BLOCK dependent stated that the list o f sign -1the season. Plowing for all truck hns ---------------------------• • ers would be published because it is begun but such work is delayed by — Get your Scratch Pads from The Phones 497-404 publishing the news nnd knows thnt dry weather. Herald— by tho pound— 15c. SAUSAGE ROLLS DANCE! Everybody Invited • .• ' ' - I 'hi'- , .; ,( Daytona“B each Orchestra THIS SPACE D O N A T E D BY ! TheFirst National Ban LAKE WALES GROWS W A T E R A N D RAILROAD PRIZE AVOCADOBS. COM PETITION GIVES TE X A S LOWER R. L A K E W ALE S , Sept. 8.— An avo­ cado weighing three pounds and measuring eight inches long, with n girth o ftwenty nnd one-fourth inch­ es the long wny and fifteen nnd onehalf inches around the middle wus brought to the Highlander office last week by Councilman George Wetmore ns proof thnt the soil o f the ridge will produce nvocadoes as well ns oranges. The tree from which the big fruit came wns less than n year old in the cold weather of February, 1017, nnd was nipped by it, but came up ngnin from the hud and has put on all its growth since that time. It is produc­ ing fruit this year for the first time o f any consequence and had perhaps a bushel o f fruit ,nenr!y all o f them us big ns the wimple Mr. Wctniore showed. Ho has several a v oca da trees on his place an Twin Igtkcs nnd hns hud fruit to market during the year. The trees are thrifty and strong and show that nvocadoes will do well here. W AS H IN G TO N , Sept. 8.-R, water carriers were authorlnd Interstate Commerce Commiti day to reduco rates on freight the Atlantic Coast to Texas poir wny o f Galveston. The commission thereby m its former decision in the ca* which it hold that the reduction! posed by the Mallory and M lines were not justified except i tain particulars. Rates and practices of thc M lines are subjjoct to the provbio tho transportation act to the extent as are the railroads. On ground the commission decided it became necessary to permit Morgan lino to reduce its n meet those of the M a llo r y line, fhich thc commission had no to _in order to enaglc the Moreau to compete with the M a llo ry . T R Y A D A IL Y HERALD WANT U Today [JJODERN MERCHANDISING — is the keynote of commercial en— terprise. Modern merchandising — means overlooking no bets and — making every dollar spent pro— duce. THE BEST AID— — The best way—to effect this is ad— vertising in the medium that can — pull the best results. ^JOT HOW MUCH— — ' Rut how wisely he spends his ad— vertising appropriation—is the — gauge that the public applies to — the Modern Merchant. Yourad— vertisement placed., in., the., col— umns of The DAILY and WEEK— LY HERALD goes to virtually — every potential purchaser in Sen> — inole County. COMPARE THE COST— — of HERALD advertising with the — use of the mails. Think It Over THE HERALD I �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1921 IJtUe H«PPe0*n®* M»nlloBof Hitter* In In and A bou t S The C ity <£ parional Iien>» t f Interest # * * + • the w eather f Kn, FlorMn: Partly tloudjr $ . tonlylrt and Friday. No chang. X« X * X * X * X * X * X * X < X * X i Xi X« X* x< * x> * Xi ” * * * ♦ SANFORD’S * Xi TEMPERATURE Xi * Xi X i 1 » * * * * * * * * * XX*i g In tcmp^•^’ ,urc• Summary of the Floating Small Tallin Succinctly Arranged for .Herald Reader* + Tha dancara ar. praylae dor cooler weather. X» * * * But the dance at the Valdez will bo * popular n e v e rth e le s s . * II. N. Heard, of Tampa, won a bualnc„ visitir hero yesterday. MW.^mIth*of 0cft,tl' wfl> i0 ^ city yesterday on a business miBalon. II. G. Kress, ot Rochos^ar, N. Y., Vas in the city yesterday transacting business. Mrs. Frank (Irigg an dchildren loft Sunday for a two week’s stay at Coronado Bench. Mr. and Mrs. Minirok and Mrs. (jripfpt nnd children, spent Sundny at Coronado Beach. XI Old Max seems determined to hang onto the 1)8 mark and just as wc stated before It will not t>« any cooler until a rain la forthcoming. So get the rain before Friday night or wc are lost— In perspira­ tion: 5:40 A. M. SEPTEM BER 8 Maximum .................. 08 X» R u n g * ................................. * * * Minimum ................. . Barom eter ..... 74 . 70 30.08 Calm and party cloudy. x« X* X«. Xc X « X I * * * * * X « T Hnndtcy-Knlght lino o f cars and Is a form er resident of Ohio. Dr .Tom Moore, tho apticlnn, has n new advertisement in this Issue o f the Dnily Herald. Dr, Tom hns n message for you. Be sure and reud It. The Rod and Gun Club nre holding another shoot at their grounds today. K. II. Baker, of Clearwater, Fla., This sport is proving very popular was registered at the Montezuma Hvith many who like to shoot clay while in the city yesterday on busi­ pigeons when there is nothing doing ness. with tho live kind. Company I) is getting ready ^or ij E. B. Brown, stato union manager big minstrel show to he given tho o f the Virginia-Carolinn Chemical Co., night of September 29. It will be a Is }n the city enroutc to his home in hummer. Jacksonville, after a two week’s trip to points in south Florida. Mr. Brown The advertising committees o f tho says thnt dry wenther was making Merchant's Gala Day, will got out the orange groves look bad, but yestoday ami advertise the.big doings nil terduy nil that country in the hill sec­ over this part of the State. tion and up as far as Pine Castle, hnd a drenching ruin thnt will be worth Have your watches and jew elry re­ thousands o f dollars to the growers. paired at MeLuulin’a. Two first class watch makers. Prompt service. In this issue o f the Dally is the ad­ 140-tfc vertisement o f A. Knfftdd, who is put­ Frank Hampton ,n prominent at­ ting on a special snlc to wind up the torney ami real estate ninn o f Gaines­ stock o f shoes and furnishings ns the ville, was in the city today on busi­ store will ho removed to new quar­ ness, Mr. Hampton has many frlcndq ters nbout tho first o f October. Some all over Florida who nre always glad excellent bargains arc offered in men’s to see him. and ladlos’ shoes, overalls, waists, skirts, etc., and n glance nt the pri­ The Boy Scouts are having their ces quoted, will coijpincc you of the athletic events this afternoon on tho fact that these nre regular bargains. lako where they hnvo one o f .the Read the ad in this pnpor, finest camps in the State. Prizes will be awarded to the winners and a big O LIV E R TW IST and time is,promised. GOVERN ISLAND LIKE V ESSEL In Quam the Usual Routine of a Naval Ship la Obeerved With Sorupulouanee*. The routine of u naval establishment gives an unusual amount of life to the plum of Agnus, (Ilium. Every morn­ ing at 8 o'clock the full hand assem­ bles before the pnluca and tho halyards of the two Hug staffs ure manned by murines. Promptly at the first stroke of "eight hells," tho bund plays the “ Star Spangled Haulier," and the na­ tional Dug und the Union Jack nre hauled up, while everyone In sight and hearing stands at uttentlon. All the children of tho primary grudes have previously assembled In formation oil tho parade ground Itself und after "colors" they go through callsthenle exercises while the bund plays suit­ able music. On Sunday mornings the men o| Agana nre exercised in military drill, which Is compulsory for all the ablehndled men within certain age limits. While they liuvu a stuudurd or uni­ form Urtiss, this is worn only on spe­ cial occasions. Vet dress parade Is u truly dignified ulfulr, for tliu youths maintain that erect and self-reliant currhige which Is so chuructei lst!c of uutlve races. Occasionally u must Interesting drill Is Witnessed of the "carabao cavalry," us It Is called, although the mounts are not water huffulo hut domestic cuttle. All through the day the hells tell the time as on shipboard and bugles sound the culls tlmt direct the military life of the station. Again at 7 o'clock In the evening the musi­ cians nsseiulilu at the hiindslmid and play classical and other selections for an hour, while the officers and their families stroll about 111 the cool ot the evening. RELIEF FOR HEAT SUFFERERS LEXINGTON AND SALES A N D SERVICE W e C&rry The Parts Jhe automobile has proven to those whose ; tmie is worth anything, that walking is an j :: ^xtl>avagance and that riding is true economy : :: *^XINGTON .... ............................ $2095 00 : F. O. B. Sanford ■ ■: H lT M O B I L E ............. ................... $1685:00 j P. O: B. Sanford B- & O. M OTOR CO. Sanford, Florida Yes Sir S.I • f *»..•* i 9 You can bet your sweet fife I’m going to be at the Big Dance at the Valdez Hotel next Friday and I am going to be amongst the very best dressed because I am wearing a Campus Togs suit that I purchased from .* m PERKINS 8C BRITT " T iie S tore th a t is D iffe r e n t ” IF KIDNEYS ACT RAD TAKE SALTS English Savant Who Probably Knows Offers Some Advice on the ProbS A YS lem of Keeping Cool. The obvious expedient of avoiding exposure to the sun, "stimulating" funds uud drinks, and the use of dark nnd heut-rctulnltig garments Is not always sulficIeiiL to keep the human body cool. In spite of these precau­ tions, many persons suffer from heat languor ("thermal debility"), to the detriment of their licultli nnd elllcleney. It Is nearly one hundred years since the Silesian peasant PrlussriJtz rein­ troduced the curative use of cold. Due of Ids procedures was to Immerse Hie buck of tils head in a shallow vessel of cold water. We know now thnt external cold Is a powerful stimulant to the nerve cen­ ters at the base of the brain; which govern the heart uud breathing und regulation of body heat. In hot Hum­ mers heat Is Insidiously piled up In the tissues, und sometimes thermal debility pusses on to thermal fever or "heat ptroko." Anybody may prove for himself the refreshing coolness produced by bath­ ing the nape of the neck and the Npino MIIXDY W A S H SUITS und the Inner side of the arms with Ice-cold water. As regards the pre­ Send your old mattress to Bradley $2.50 to $4.00 values at vention und cure of heat-stroke, tho factory. Make them like new, f o j experience of the troops In hot cli­ $1.48.— Sanford Shoe & :.() ]b. now cotton mattress only mates Ims shown the same elllcucy of TAOti. Guaranteed. GOO W. South, Clothing Company. cold when applied on a more exten­ 139-Gtc sive xcnle.— From a Letter In the Lon­ St., Orlando, Flu. 122-20tC 1 don Times. Mr. and Mrs. E .T. Thomas, nnd A T T E N T IO N K N IG H TS T E M P LA R . S a v e d b y H is C u ffs . family, were in the city • today en"There's superstition personified," route from their home In Miami to Tnylor Commandery will hold regu­ Jacksonville. Mr. Themns is the neph­ lar conclave on Thursday evening, nt snld tho tailor, as he nodded In tho direction of an elderly man who was ew of Mrs. R. J. Holly, nnd is the 7:30, September 8. Balloting nnd rebeing fitted for a suit, "lie's so super­ Proprietor of thq Thomas Tent and henrsal. A ll members please attend. stitious that he wears cuffs on the Awning Co., „ f Miami, one o f the Visiting Sir Knights welcomed. trousers of Ills dress sifit." largest awning concerns in tho State. "What 1ms his wearing cults on tllfl H. E. TO LAR , trousers of Ills dress suit got to do Eminent Commander. with superstition7" the tailor wns Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Welland nnd asked. l aughter ,a;-o among the now arrivals TO WHOM IT M A Y CONCERN: "Thnt man claims that cuffs on his ln th‘‘ ' to make Sanford their fu­ trousers have saved him hundreds of ture homo. Mr. Welland has purehas'The undersigned has sold his one- (Inlliirs during Ills life and lie refuses " h'h'rests o f Mr. Magee In tho httlf interest in tho firm of Haight & to go without them now, oven In eve­ irm ,pf Haight >>d Magee, nnd will Magee to George A. Welland and the ning clothes," the tailor retorted. bnuaie identified with the business new firm of Herbert L. Haight nnd “ Once lie snltl lie dropped a diamond George A. Welland nssumo all indebt­ ring somewhere anil thought lie had interests ,.f Sanford nt once. Ho has edness and other liabilities. lost It until lie got home Hint night "<n traveling representative o f the 0-8-lGp JAS. F. MAGEE. and discovered It In the cuff of Ids I causers. Another lime he lost it scarf* plii, which he also Inter found in tho same place. After several other simi­ lar Instances the old man cnim* to beMove thal cuffs wore good luck und now, despite my pleadings, lie Insists on wearing Ihepi." HUPMOBILE PAGE FIVE Phones to Suit Patrons. "fi|ieiikliig of service I" exclaimed the traveling limn as lie stood In front of one of tho telephone booths Ln the I’ennsylvnula station, the New York Him reports, "mid consideration of tho public. You’ll never get that anywhere except In New York." "W ell," grinned ii guard who was standing by, "wo strive to please, so when wo found that some folks wore too short tti reach the telephones If they were high, ;tipd olliers laid to nimost lioml double lo talk over them If they were low, \yu decided we'd have ’em nrrniigetj accordingly. Ho we have some for the tall gitya nnd some for the little dolls, nnd n few (Imt both can use ns tliey've got stools before them lo sit on If you're lucky enough lo get one." / ,■-( i r (■' " B AC KAC H E IS SIGN YOU H A V E BEEN E A TIN G TOO MUCH M E A T Clisslfied advertisement*, 5 cents a line. No sd tsken for less thsn 25 cents, snd positively no cissslfled ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five word* to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. When you wake up with buckuche and dull misery in tho kidney region it generally means you have been eat­ FOR SALE ing too much meat, says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid FOR S A L E — Roso No. -1 seed, Irish which overworks the kidneys in their potatoes, per bushel $2,00.— L. A. effort to filter it from tho blood and Brumlcy. 131-tfc they become sort o f paralyzed and FOR HALE— Medium slzo safe. A p ­ loggy. When your kidneys get slug­ ply 402 Hanford Avo., nnd Fourth gish ami clog you must relieve them, Street. 04-01. like you relievo your bowels; removing ■ —p— .— - — , _ -rv,— „ v. all tho body's urinous waste, else you I'OR ^ A L E Om> 3eldmg-Hn stone have backache, sick headache, dizzy, liu0(l * 5° Ca* apells; your stomach sours, tonguo ( I’nclty* 519 FirBt is coated, and when tho weather i s __________________ _________________ Ic hud yott have rheumatic twinges. The FOR H A LE —8-roonv house with all urine is cloudy, full o f sediment, chan-1 modern convenience, excellent re­ nds often get sore, water scalds und pair. Private water works, In dcsiryou are obliged to seek relief two or aide locution. Reasonable terms. Apply to Owner, G10 W. First Street. three times during the night. 110-tfc Either consult a good, reliable physicinn at once or get from your phar-. FOR S A L E — 20 acres good orange mneist about four ounces o f Jnd S a lts ;, Krove land situated within n mile of take a tablespoonful in a glass of Geneva. Tho land has not been dearwater heforo breakfast for a few days' e(| hut hns a henring ornngo grove ant) your kidneys will then act fine, bordering it. This tract o f lnnd can bo This famous salts is made from the bought at a real bargain. For full acid o f grapes und lemon Juice, com- particulars address "C " care o f the hinetl with lithiu, and Jins been used Herald office. 118-tfp for generations to clean and stimulate FOR S A L K — Strawberry plants, ccrsluggish kidneys, also to neutralize tifiod by Stato Plant Uonrtl, $3 per ucitls in the urine so it no longer irri­ thousand f. o. h. Lako Mary. Farina tates, thus ending bladder weakness. Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. Jnd Salts is u life saver for regular 120-2 Up meat eaters. It is inexpensive, cannot FOR S A LE — Ford Truck. Inquire of injure and makes a delightful, e ffer­ West Side Grocery. Phono ICO. vescent lithin-water drink.— Adv. 130-tfc ROOFING, Red and green slnte sur­ face, 3 ply $3.50 per sqqarc. Tiger brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; 1-ply, $2.25. Frco delivery. Address 139-20tc In newspaper circles there is much M. E. Ginn, Box 301. comment otr the way that Tho Tampa FOR S A LE A T B A R G A IN S —Two 5room apartments; 1 5-room house, Daily Time* spends money for news close in, good location.— A. P. Connel­ nnd features. It is the only Florida ly. 138-Stc daily that prints the famous l)uvid FOR S A L E — One heavy duty twoLawrence letters. Itt addition to tho wheel trailer in good condition. In­ full day and night reports of tho As­ quire nt Ford Garage. 143-tfc sociated Press, the Times is building up a highly expensive special nows FOIL S A L E — 172 acres in Columbia county; 110 in high stato o f culti­ and feature service, in its effort to vation; 10 in round pine timber; good publish a newspaper thnt will ho in­ •I room house nnd tcnnnt Jio u h c . Will teresting to every member of the fnnisell on easy plan or excimnge for San­ ily in homes all over Florida. ford property 1 h suitable, Apply to Besides The Times membership in owner nt 800 Mugnolln, between 4 nnd tho Ncwapnper Enterprise Associa­ G:00p.m. 143-3tp tion, which is known as ono of tho T A M P A TIMES IS S P E N D IN G M O N E Y LOW T ID E ON T IIE BEACH Forenoon nnd Afternoon Tides nt Almut Same Hour nhd Minute Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept, Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. 8 0 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2G 27 28 29 30 ................. ................. ................. ................. ................ ................. ................. ................. ......... ....... ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. .................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ................ ................. ................ ................. ................. ................. ..... * ......... ................. ................. ................. ..... ........ ................. ....... . ................. ................ ................. ................ ................. ................ 0:50 7:47 8:40 9:43 11:30 12:03 12:48 1:30 2:09 2:44 3:18 3:52 4:29 5:08 5:69 0:59 8:08 10:11 11:25 11:56 12:49 A Bolivian city is having built in the United States a police patrol au­ tomobile with three compnrtmunts, one an office for tho chief o f police, ono for the driver and tho third for prisoners. Sell it with n Herald Want Ad. GOOD EYESIGHT IS AN ASSET To hold "n man’s job" these days requires every faculty .in its most e f­ ficient. state. Poor eyesight in a dis­ tinct handicap, it is nut just a matter of seeing plainly, blit o f seeing without unnec­ essary strain. A thorough examination o f tho eyes, such as I make, costs Imt little hut gives a lot o f satisfaction. TOM MOORE O PTO M ETR IST— O P T IC IA N Opp. PistolTicc , Senior 1, Florida Post curds— local views— lc each at most complete news nnd feature syn­ the Herald office. dicates in the country, it gives its reudors tho best comics obtainable— FOR R E N T including "M utt nmi Jeff,” "Bringing Up Father,” nnd "Doings of tho FOR R E N T— Comfortable rooms, fur­ nished fo r light housekeeping. 818 Duffs.” 142-Gtp Two spcciul features o f tho Times Palpietto Ave. are its qpprting page und woman's FOR R E N T —-l nice, furnished house* keeping room; 2 connecting furnish­ ppge. Tl^eso features alone cost them ed housekeeping rooms.— Mrs. Ridan enormous sum, dling, 205 Oak Ave,___________144-2tp In all Florida homes whore an in­ teresting nnd complete newspaper Ib W ANTED appreciated, tho Tampa Dally Time* W A N TE D — Team work. Inquire M. should havo a place. Hanson Shoo Shop. 121 26tp Tho price o f a three months' sub­ with scription is $L75, : W A N fE D — Stono-Bookkeeper, , Orders should bo 'sent direct to tho best references, wnnta position at Times, Tampa, Fla.— Adv. oqco. Call 402-J; . 14?-2tp. Venerable Minister*An cycjjorimental road in London TiOARD W A M T B D r-T w ® 'fufni5K53 rooms ap(l Ijoard fo r CQqplo. aqd Pr. Oliver. K. Rukptyl uf New York that (las withstood much wqar is made is jjm nujiwrlly-fpri.i.lliji atutwtwu o f wooden blocks, coated wl^h tar, threq d w g h U rs yrltji private, tim.t I here nre 30 ministers mor« covered \y|tb he^vy. tarred fe|t and if possibly, v. flqjerw ces . exchanged. ninety years, of age In active ser.vlce Address Box 890, Sanford. 141-3tp In the Methodist Kplsctijml church. given a' top layer o f tar witH a ce* t.jf f’fi The oldest Is the Itev, Seth Reed of mont and aand* aurfaM. .,J ,-TPI)'. . , I ' 7X !)<• » '(• ’ r l u't il .Ht Flint, M Iclu who. I* iiinety-olghtv whlie Post cards— local view*— ic each at Elder Springe Weter. ft* 09 OT-1 (W another Is nearly ninety-seven, and three are ninety-six. per cent pun, Phone 111. tho Herald office. OCfUOi OUSWf99m tSMIi-a* N S r a s t iiS z t t s ii I M S . t i l * . N e w Y e s fc ,O e ^ lM � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 08, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 08, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 08, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dc66e4b7fa737b24091e2a0c16a85888.pdf 4c0061b2d749d445504621edd6803b7b PDF Text Text Sanford TH« “City Substantial’ IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION I NUMBER 144 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1921 West Virginia Miners S ir Up More Trouble FLORIDA’S SUMMER SCHEDULE SHOWS MANY BUILDINGS FOR' ............ ' 01699034 WILLISTON EDITOR RELEASED ON BOND PASSED IIAI) CHECK. Arc to be With­ drawn as Soon as . T roops Sanford Shows Total Permits of 28 and $49,817 in Value (By Tit. Aiiool»t*d Fr.ii) TAMPA, Sept. 0.—Hurry II Fraz­ ier, publisher of tho Williston Prog­ ress, and editor of the Florida Legionairo, at Williston, wn ^released from jail on one thousand dollnr bond. He SHOW REMARKABL ERECORQ IN was arrested in a local bank Wednes­ THE BIG BUILDING CAM­ ,,E day while attempting t ’» cnsl) n $500 PAIGN IN STATE. troubles cashier’s cheek on n Philadelphia bank. The entire State of Florida is CHARLESTON, W. Vn., Sept. 9.— booming ns sever before, nnd tho vis­ I'art of the federal force# sent into New Aviation Field itors to the State are struck with tho West Virginia last week were withsigns of prosperity nnd progress on Will Be Opened Near • ta rn yesterday. The Tw.nty-.Uth every hand. • infantry returned to Camp Dix, N. J., These photographs, taken In tliu West Virginia milling reclan where the striking miners have been making Tampa, Sept. 14th Sanford’s record for August, is not the Eighty-eighth aero squadron, with a lot of tronhtp, show, above, one of the tent villages In the mountains In which the miners have been living for ns lnrge ns usual, although it seems the exception of two airplanes and more than a yjjnr; and, below, one of the mines. (By Th. AuocUtaA Fnii) crews, left for Langley field, Virginia, TAMPA, Sept. 0.—Tho new Ben­ that more buildings nre going up and the chemical warfare Bervice sec­ jamin nvintion field hero will be for­ thnn ever before. However, tho act­ tion for Edgewood Arsenal, Now Jermally opened September 14th. Avia­ ual figures, ns given in by tho city, Steamship Crew Hurricane Moving Ity. The military authorities yes­ tors from Carlstrom field will bo the nro not the real vnluea of tho proper­ Battles With Agents chief Northwest by West terday indicated that they anticipated performers. The visiting flyers ty, and tho August building program no further attempts at marches into Of the Government will be given public reception, banquet is a very good one. There wero 28 in Caribean Sea Mingo county on the part of the pro­ building permits issued for buildings nnd dance. testants against state martini law l n 'Look 0ut for Squalls Says Weather within the city limits for August, to­ Liquor and Drugs Were on Board in Quantity. talling $49,817. force there. I Bureau DIVORCED HUSBAND At Governor Morgan’s office it was [ _____ The figures for other cities in tho KK1I.LR FORMER WIFE (By The AnocUUd Praia) announced that the first step toward ( (By A»**ci»ud Praia) WASHINGTON, Sept. 0.—The corn IN BOSTON STREET CAR. State nH compiled by the news bureau NEW YORK, Sept. 0.—Seven mem­ the prosecution of those nlleged to bo , WASHINGTON, Sept. 0.—Weather crop, which suffered a loss of about of the Associated Press, is ns follows; bers of the crew of tho Greek steam­ responsible for disturbances nlong the burcuu today advised caution for all 81,000,000 bushels in prospective pro­ (By Tbi Auoclitid Frau) Florida’s building boom, which took Boone-Logan county border was tak- vessels in and bound for Eastern and duction in July, mndo a gain off 154,­ ship, King Alexander were shot and BOSTON, Sept. 9.—Mrs. Kiln Wells n sudden spurt the first of tho yenr, en yesterday when forty warrants Contral Caribbean in the next forty- 000,000 bushels during August over slightly wounded by federal prohibi­ wns shot nnd killed, nnd A. Louis continues with no indication of a let­ veere issued at Logan at tho instanco eight hours, announcing tropicnl storm the forecast Inst month, tho huh 'ited tion agents in a pistol battle on the Altmeyor, n lawyer, seriously shot, up, now construction authorized In of County Prosecutor John Chnfin. It moving west to northwestward of sea. production from the Sept, i, condi­ vessel ut the Brooklyn dock today. in n street car todny, by Charles A. the larger cities nlono during the Liquor valued at $50,000 and drugs wits further stated that a specinl j ------------------------tion of the crop being 3,180,011),000 valued at $75,000 wore confiscated. Wells, divorced by his wife n few month of August nggregntlng moro grand jury would ho ealed thero next Killed by Lightning, days ngo, wns arrested on the enr thnn $3,250,000, nccording to n com­ bushels. More than a score of shots were ex­ week. charged with the shooting. Passen­ pilation of tho value of building per­ The 1921 corn crop a sforccnst is changed by crew nnd fifteen agents. St. Petersburg Boy gers snid Wells, sitting two seats be­ mits issued by municipal building in­ 48,000,000 hushe'.i less thnn the None of the latter were hurt. To ob­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—B rigs-, Bears No Marks only hind his former wife nnd her lnwyor, spectors. It Is impossible to csticrop of last yen*1, which broke nil tain evidence, the agents said, two dier General Ilarxllioltz, commanding drew n pistol, rested on the shoulder nmto tho total value of new construc­ records, and iB 388,000 bushels above ,,f them arranged Wednesday with (Bp Tb. AuaclktM “r.aal federal troops in West Virginia coal; of a young woman on tho seat be­ tion authorized in the State ns a ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 0.—Al- the five-year average. Thu improve-1members of the crew to pny $14,000 fields will lie relieved of that'Com­ tween them, nnd fired five shots. Alt- whole during tho month, only a few mandI September , . 12th. In making _ the though instantly killed by lightning mont mndo during A tfcust wns ns- „n the vessol today for liquor and meycr died later. of the large rclties nnd towns main­ announcement the war department yesterdny L. L. McQuarrie, 14, resid- cribed by the department to favorable drugs, These two went on the ship taining departments which keep such officiuls said troops now in Logan i»K near here, bore no mark of any temperature and to rains, which had alone, Mennwhflc members of the records. county soon would be transferred to kind on his body. Tho boy nnd two been lacking throughout a good por-'erew noticed a launch with other Jacksonville again led the Stnto in 'agents nppronching. Ho warned his oth.-r sections of the area in which other lads were in a boat on Long tlon of the season. August with permits totalling $510,­ ruck it. Thu Tbo spring whent forecast declined'comrades and battle began, disorders recently occurred. Bnyou when the holt struck 558. St. Petersburg took second hon­ _______________ . other two wero stunned hut not hurt, ^ jj ooo ooo bushels since the August | Shortly after the rnid Frank J. ors with $401,000, while Mlnml nnd forecast, due lnrgely to heat and Fitzpatrick, chief narcotic officer AMERICAN DELEGATION I ------------------------Tampa occupied third nnd fourth pla­ to arm am ent c o n f e r e n c e Heavy Wheat Exports drought. Tho oats crop ,011 tho basis here, who had taken part in the rnid ces with $39(1,200 and $304,305, re­ of figures announced today, was a on the ship, committed suicide at a MW ILL CONSIST OF FOUR. Stabilizing Business short one, 430,000,000 bushels less nearby pier, according to police rcspectively. Other ePIcs reporting, LONDON, Sept. 9.—Premier Lloyd were Orlando, $281,305; Palm Bench, (11/ Th* AuosUtid Frau) Throughout Country than last year nnd 343,000,000 bushels Port; othcf f^Iernl agents were con- George’s letter to Enmonn DeVnlern, WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—Preslfor the five-year average. - T L ? the Irish Republican lender, which nnd West Pain) Beach, $2(17,175; the ferry house nenr King Alexnn Clenrwnter, $05,000; Pensacola, $52,­ ihnt Harding has made know the WASHINGTON, Sept._ 9.—UnprcWinter wheat, 54,000,000 bushels; wns forwarded to Dublin nfter the der's dock when he shot himself in 324; Gainesville, $51,000; nnd tTnlmain American delegation to the nr- cedentod exports of whent during Au- spring whent, 310,000,000 bushels; all meeting of the British cnhinct nt In­ the henrt, the police snid. iahnsee, $20,000. niamunt conference will prohnhhly not gust showed favorably on agricultur­ whent, 754,000,000 bushels. verness, seems nt Inst to insure that Jncksonville’8 permits exceeded a l- more than four members, and al and business conditions throughout Corn, 3,180,000,000 bushels. Sinn Fein plenipotentiaries will meet those of August, 1920, by moro than that one of tho four wil iprohahly ho tho country, Secretary of Commcrco Onts, 1,090,000,000 bushels; bnrley, Motion Pictures Take a special committee of cnhinct minis­ $170,000, nnd included fifty-eight a Democrat. Senator Underwood, of Hoover declared yesterday. Accord- 107,000,000 bushels; Rye, 04,300,000 the Place of Books in ters nt Inverness on Sept. 20 for the dwellings and four npnrtment hous­ Alabanm, is ppromincntly mentioned, ing to his reports, whent exports dur­ bushels; Buckwhent, 13,000,000 bush­ Schools of Chicago purpose of elenring up any ambiguity es. The Inrgest item wns a resturing the pust month amounted to 33,­ els; White potatoes, 323,000,000 bush­ tho Sinn Fein lenders mny entertain nnt building to cost $100,000. 595,000 bushels, or nbout four times els; Tobacco, 958,000,000 pounds; Discussion of Work (By Tb* AnocUUd Frau) about the British government’s offer the volume of any pre-war figures for Flnx, 1,300,000 bushels; Rice, 32,700,­ St. Petersburg’s permits for tho CHICAGO, Sept. 9.—History and of reservations of Ireland’s dominion Done by Council in tho month of August. first eight months of the yenr exceed­ 000 hUBhclB; Hay (tame), 70,800,000 geography became sources of thrills status. Increase in the movement of wheat, ed the $3,000,000 mark on August 31, League of Nations tons; hay (wild) 14,800,000 tons; Su- instead of monotonous grinds when The premier’s letter, like all W* ! thV totni’u p ’to thnt time being $3,Mr. Hoover la id , .how.d particularly - ”" " ■ 7 ' r Z n n T ' T Z ' ‘Tm.i'eV Chicngo children returned to scliool case through « leuened demand upon! B.000.000 ton., Apple., communicntions since the Irish nego-J 104,120. During the first eight months (By Tbi AnocUUd Frau). 107, 000,000 bushels; Peaches, 33,­ todny to find that moving pictures had tintions begnn, is characterized by (I'ontlnin.il on pin:* Four)___________ GF.NT.VA, Sept. 9.—Discussion of the War Finnnce Corporation for any 000,000 bushels; Kaffirs, 127,000,000 been substituted for hooks in these punctilious consideration for the Sinn wurk done by the Council of League advances. i p c|n> while it suggests a date for Tom Phillips Bought , ^“timis during the last year conPresent advances in the price of bushels; Peanuts, 32,500,000 bushels; studies. Tho visual educational system was thp propo8l.(, conforoncC) r |„ in no tinued at today's session of tho As- cotton were regarded by Mr. Hoover Beans, 8,800,000 bushels. By Washington Team! Condition of the crops on Sept. 1 o r , instituted in most of. the public j BMic „„ u,tiinatuni( nm| Hcts no time st-mbly nf th,. League.--------------------f ns promising n betterment of condi­ - ------------------ -tions In the South, provided the in- nt the time of harvest follows: Spring | schools, with Dudley Grant Hays ns Hm|t to thp negot|ntiolw. In fnct( lt (Br Th* AnocUUd Pnu) WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—Tho pur­ C aln i ill M orO C C O creased levels nro maintained. If tho wheat, 02.5 po rcent of a normal; nil director 0f the new department, tends to prove thnt what has been jn additional films the school will maintained throughout by those close chase of Tom Phillips, premier pitchi | t *1 * price of cotton stnys up, he declared, wheat, 72.0; corn, 85.1; onts, 80.1; 1A)OKS LilKC P C a C C the South will not need the eredit re- bnrley, 08.4; rye blank; buckwheat, use lantern slides nnd pictorial chnrts. to the premier, thnt he earnestly do- er of tho Southern Association from “Wo have prepared material ,for Hires a settlement. ~ ■ lief which has been sought and which 85.0; white potatoes, 03.7; sweet pota­ | New Orleans club was announced toMADRID ? *ra°«i»ud p u m ) tho Wa r Finance Corporation is pre- toes, 80.7; tobacco, 70.5; finx, 02.3; 05,000 Inntern slides and films," snid "Wu hnve invited you to discuss dny by Washington Americans. Phil •u/iDuiD, Sept. 9.—Calm prevails rice, 83.8; hny (nil) blank; sugar Peter A. Mortensen, superintendent our proposals on their merits,’’ snys lips, who won twenty-five nnd lost 'vrywhi-n- in the war zone of Mo‘____________ _ beets, 90.4; knflirs, 84.05. of schools, todny. “Our visual eduen- the premier, nnd he ndds thnt it will six games this season, will report Tho condition of tho corn in south­ tion will como under three heads, the L poppn to thp Iri„h lcni|cri| to rniie Monday. — • -il W aS Hai,‘ in nn officinl HtateTAMPA WATERWORKS nunl issued hero last night. ern stnts and tho forecast of produc­ use of lantern slides, of stereoptlorn j the „ubbJcck of Bi)nrnntec8 on any par' FIRM HAS NOT SOLE RIGHT TO LAY PIPES. tion follows: views and moving pictures, ticulnr point. Comptroller Currency 1() START work so o n o n • Virginia .condition, 72 per cent of a Mr. Mortensen snid n now experi­ The belief is almost universal to­ Calls for Statement BRIDGE AT ANNA MAHIA. A TAMPA, Sept. 9.—The Tampn normal: forecast of production, 38,­ ment will he made this yenr in nn dny thnt Mr. DeVnlern will accept— Water-Works Co., a corporation, has 201,000 bushels; North Caroiinn, 72 effort to instill honesty, courage nnd thnt what the premier offers is whnt N at’l Banks Today TAMPA, Sept. 9__It fl today that wni-lr .^)|W"" not tho 8ol° r,Bht to ,ny in thu nnd 49,427,000; Georgin, 87 nnd 89,­ trustworthiness in children. Mr. DeVnlern desires, nnmoly nn un(By Tb* AitoclkUd Frau) 905,000; Tennessee, 87 nnd 04,152,000; "There Ih a certain age when tho trammelod conference, with tho condi­ WASHINGTON, Sopt. 9. — Tho Alabama, 80 nnd 75,052,000; Missis­ vnrious virtues, such ns honesty, cour­ >l«i. M fa. ^ ">« *■"» * C11' A“ » ™ y tion thnt Ireland remnin in tho Brit­ ■l>« Itriile. l.iiil.lii,.. ° XU'P" Hilton S. Hampton U> tho city com- sippi, 83 nnd 02,303,000; Louisiana, 85 age nnd trustworthiness appcnl par­ ish empire. The guarantees which Mr. comptroller of the currency today is­ teniiiti.il I ^ I J ever at- m|aa|„n„,.a Unmnlnn hacks missloners. Mv Mr. Hampton backs un up nnd 47,071,000; Arkansas, 89 nnd 00,­ ticularly to children,"'ho said. "Wo DoValcrn iB supposed to hnve in mind sued n call for the condition of all h? . PUtl , ’>• Manatee epunty. Tho his opinion by court decision. have worked out an outline so thnt are memberships in the longue of na­ national Imnks nt the close of busi­ . 327,000. Kiv/ n 'r 1,0 80V0rnl m*lc» long nnd Tho matter awns brought up in when theso traits nre particularly tions nnd the dominion conference, ness, Tuesday, September 2nd. 1 famous Anna Maria LIQUOR CAR OF BLACK’S appealing they will bo stressed in tho nnd thero, it is believed, the govern­ BUSINESS MEN JOIN rnnn.w<ti . connection with tho proposed exten,|iri>ct road COST DADE $1,000. 0,18 with tho sion of the iity limits to embrnco an literature the child Is required to ment would bo willing to grant. "'“inland. , TO FIGHT FAKE FIRMS ' nren n slnrgj ns tho present city, and study." . (By Tb* AnocUUd Fran) ry nro are 80Veral several AVERAGE POCKETBOOK pM>Rll)AN HEADS NUltqPHVMWv *,n wh,ch new torrJ tory TAMPA, Sept 9.—Tho drive start­ MIAMI, Sept. 9.—Under nn alter­ MOTORCADE COMING ' _____ URSERYMEN J|mn|| worki^plnnts nnts supplying HOLDS 59 CENTS LESS. ed several weeks ago by tho Tampa native writ of mandamus issued today FROM BRADENTOWN. CHATTANOOGA Torn q * n suburban sections. Tho people in these by Circuit Judge Brannlng, the counClearing House Assoolation has been C> A. Slmpgon of * Monti!, i?P sections desire to continue their p re s -, , nnn’Hnmurr»«ro WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—The recruited by other business organisa­ . ’ <>r Monticello, F a., . , . . * »__ . ty must pny nearly $1,000 demurrage (By Tb* AraooUWd F rau ) BRADENTOWN, Cept. 9. — Tho poekethook of the averngo American tions of tho city joining interests to J * Nurseryinen’K PM ldwt fbe n t unable “ 7 “ tob|lt claimed by th. . „ ___ r.llr<md *rn ...„ „o,i.nth^, . .. grant franchises ,to iiu the chnrgeB .................... c. board of trade hero is making pre­ held 59 cents less in August than in continue tho wor. At the request df ngainst tho private car of Hnrry St. n"nl meeting this m, n l 0” i " \ ° Bm«l* waterworks because of the FrnnclH Black, New York’ millionaire, parations for n motorcade to leavo July, according to tho monthly circu­ tho bankers, the Board of Trade, Ro­ t*n' Ky-. was soleetmi „„ i'!* franchise held by tho big company. seized horo Inst March, whon intox­ hero next Wednesday for Lakhland, lation statement Issued yesterday by tary, Kiwanas, Merchants’ Asslcta-' place of *b“ 8t‘,t‘cto,, ns the meating < l"e annual tlon and others, a common fund is icating liquors wore found on boardt Orlando, DeLand and Daytona. Thero the treasury. 1922 n . convention In BABE STILL SLUGGING. will be approximately fifty business On August 1, the per capita circu­ Black wns given several hearings in being provided to continue investiga­ C, was ci 1 0Ward- of Hickory, N. ____ — ------- - ------- -----men In tho party. Tho Bradentown lation on an estimated population of tion and publicity of suspicious com­ W. Frail CCted '[^‘'•President, and O. PHILADELPHIA, Sept.' 9.— Babe county courts and boforn the United boosters nro admittedly ’out for new 108.220.000 persons was $53 which on panies. It i sestimated that this sec­ an<l treason. Rirm,nBhnmi socrotary Ruth, Now York slugger, made his States commissioner, but camo clear. insurer. ideas" nnd arrangements have been Sept. 1, had dropped to $52.4i oh tho tion contributed thousands of dollars 63d homo run in the fourth inning of yesterday's gnmo with the PhilndolPost cards—local views—1c each at mndo for meetings ,in each of tho basis of ap estimated population of to fake schemes within the last few Sel1 11 with « Herald Want Ad. towns on the schedule. 108.305.000 persons. months. phid Americans. ’ the Herald office. Possible OTHER- C IT IE S TOOTHERSECTIONS CORN CROP WILL BE A LARGE ONE NOW POSSIBLE FOR PEACE D0\'E TO FLUTTER r .1 . I �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1921 PAGE SIX FLORIDA FACTORY TO PUT NEWSPRINT ON MARKET IN NOVEMBER, SAYS MANAG Paper and Pulp Mill at Leesburg is Parent Plant of Million Dollar Corporation to Make Newsprint from Saw Grass Tho first Floridn grnss fiber pulp nnd paper mill, now under construc­ tion at Leesburg, will bo producing nows print paper from Florida sawgrnss for the market early In Novem­ ber, according to statement mndo to a representative of the Morning Jour­ nal, Tuesday, by E. R. Lacy, vIco president and general manager of tho Grass Fiber Pulp Paper Corporation of Floridn. Mr. Lack .accompanied by his wife, spent Lnbor .Day In the Tripe Cities nnd departed Tuesday morning, enroute from Leesburg to Now York city whero he wll loversce tho shipping of tho Inst consignment of mill machinery to tho Leesburg plant. ,* Tho Leesburg pulp nnd paper mill, Mr. Lncy stated, is tho paront plant of n $1,000,000 corporation, of which tho capitnl stock is nil paid in. This plant, when finished, will have n daily ca­ pacity of -10 tons of pulp, and to as­ sure thnt the mill will be nblc to run to capneity throughout the .year the Grnss Fiber Pulp nnd Paper Corpora­ tion has already secured long time lenses on 21,000 ncres of snwgrnss land around Leesburg, nnd in ndditlon thousands of ncres of snwgrnss land in other localities of south Floridn. After costs of plant conntruction ut Leesburg, overhead expenses, advanc­ es on lensc holdings nnd all other ex­ penses to dnto are accounted for tho corporation will still hnvc $500,000 in the bank; and it is planned that ns soon as the mil lat Leesburg Is In op­ eration another plnnt will be put un­ Friday and Saturday 9-10 SUITS MADE TO MEASURE If A special representative from The Schaefer-Weedon Tailoring Co., of Cincinnati will be with uh FRI­ DAY and SATURDAY, SEI»T. 9th and 10th. fT He will have a wonderful line of samples in many wenves and becoming tones. If you want a suit made up real snappy and made right, it will pay you to see this line. * * * * * * * * * * SPORT WORLD fj Come in and have your measure taken for that new suit. Select a pattern of your own taste, and have it made to your own notion. ********** WASHINGTON, Sept. 8— General Pershing anil Samuel Compcrs had a tilt last night nt a dinner given nt a conclusion of exercises celebrating Lnfnyette-Mnrne day. At least offi­ cial Washington regards it as u clash over the question whether labor won the war. Mr. Gompcrs had spoken on tho af­ ter-dinner progrnm and while he made no claim that labor won the war, he did toll of the record of the Amcricnn Federation during the wnr and declared thnt previous to the en­ try of the United States, Its stnypnthy was with tho cause of tho allies. There was not any verbatim report of tho general’s remarks, but ho was quoted by some of those present as saying substantially: “Tho policies of this country are not outlined by labor unions, or by any other organization; but by the concensus of opinion of its patriotic citizens of whatever affiliations. “ I wnnt to sny thnt every Ameri­ can Is a patriot whether he belongs to some labor organization nr is Just nn ordinary citizen nnd thnt it is not a question of lnbor unions, it isn't n question of any organization, it Is not n question of whether wo belong to some association or not. “ It is a question of whether wo are loyal citizens of tho United States. I am here to sny to you thnt tho mem­ bers of the labor unions weren’t the only ones who won tho wnr. It was tho citizens who inherited their pa­ triotism from their forefathers, who came across in the Mayflower, nnd helped dotormlno nnd decide the in­ dependence of America as well as thoso who have adopted American In­ stitutions ns thair own. It seems to bo about timo for us to rise up and say that Ainorlcn shall be ruled nnd governed by American citizens nnd not by organizations which have their own selfish purposes to servo." Radio telegraphy is used by a manufacturing corporation to com­ municate between nlnnts In Ohio and Pennsylvania and the eervlco is to ho extended to othor plants in Now Jer­ sey and Massachusetts. " Some « men aro bom rich; some ■ sweat for their money; and some get Jobs on government boards. Ido WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.—Samuel Gompcrs issued the following state­ ment Inst night in connection with what official Washington regards as a tilt between General Pershing nnd the President of the American Fodoreration of Labor at tho conclusion of the exercises here Tuesday cele­ brating LnFnyotte-Mnrno Day: “General Pershing is quoted in tho newspapers today ns having snld: 'it wasn’t labor thnt won tho wnr. It seems to me U'h time for some one to sny that it wnsn't this association or that which won the war—it was the loyalty of all tho straight-for­ ward American citizens which brou’t success to tho allied enuse.’ “It is to be presumed that those who rend the extract from General Pershing's speech nt the LnFnyettoMnrno Day banquet concluded that in any address which preceded I had made the clnim thnt labor won the war. “O fcoursc I made no such state­ ment and much as I regret the neces­ sity for nnying so, there was no ground for the rather testy remarks of the lender whom wo all admire nnd to whom w«f all owe a grent debt. “With everything else contained in General Pershing’s speech I found my self in full accord. I regret exceed­ ingly that he should hnvo made It necessary for me to make this state­ ment. "I hnvo been proud of the record of labor during thu wnr. It won a mag­ nificent record, unsurpassed by labor anywhere, unequalled by lnbor in any other country. I nm proud thnt this record should have been made by Amcricnn labor, thnt I repeat nnd re­ pent whenever It seems opportune or necessary. “I did not sny thnt lnbor won the wnr. 1 offered no renson nnd no ex­ cuse in my remarks for whnt General Pershing hnd to sny, I regret, as per­ haps ho himsulf now docs, his lack of tnct, his impropriety. General Persh­ ing is n bravo nnd splendid soldier nnd I pny him the tribute of saying thnt his gcncrulship on tho battlefield Is much butter than his generalship as nn after-dinner speaker." The world news the day It happens, tho Herald office. i WILLIAM CHRISTY CABANNE P resen ts "Live and Let L it e ” Also a Comiedy Tomorrow— Thomas M eighan in a Also a Good Comedy Don't Miss It! The big dnnee at the Valdez Hotel this coming Friday night, September 9th. By your presence you will be a pnrt of tho biggest timo in a long timo and besides the enjoyment you get out of it you will be helping the Woman’s Club rnise the funds to put across the HOT LUNCHES FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN Daytona Beach Orchestra Will Play At Cleveland 5, Detroit 4. At St. Louis 10, Chicago 2. Others not scheduled. Nntional League At Philadelphia 2-4, Now York 7-18 At Chicago 2, Cincinnati 6. Others not scheduled. The City of Silent Men 99 This Space Donated by the PEOPLE’S BANK Southern Association At Birmingham 0, Little Rock 0. In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Spocial Tax School District No. 3: (Forfeited.) thnt a canvass of tho roturns of said Circuit, Seminole County, State American League At Chattanooga 4, Memphis 2. election show prima faclo thnt Bald of FloridaDetroit nt Cleveland, At Atlanta 1, Mobllo 4. election wan in fnvor of tho issuance Chicago nt St. Louis. Others not scheduled. Special Tax School District No. 3, of tho said bonds ns aforesaid by tho Others not scheduled. Seminole County, Floridn, by O. P. said district. Swope, C. L. West nnd T. L. Lingo, Now, thorefore, in pursunneo to nn American Association Trustees, nndfC. F. Harrison, C. A. order of tho Court herein mndo and in At Toledo 4, Louisville 0. National League Dallas, nnd F. T. Williams, mom- conformity with law NOTICE is here­ Cincinnati nt Chicago. At Columbus 8, Indianapolis 5. bers of County Board of Public In­ by given that tho citizens and tax Philndclphin at Boston. At St. Pnul-Knnsns City, rnln. struction of Scminolo County, Flor­ payers of the snid Special Tax School District No. 3, Scminolo County, Flor­ idn, Others not scheduled. At Minncnpolis-Mliwnukcc, rain. ida, nrc by tho said order nnd by law . vs. The Stnto of Florida, ex rol Geo. A. required to bo nnd appear boforo the International League STANDING OF CLUBS DeCottes, State Attorney for the Honorable Circuit Court of tho Sev­ At Rending 5, Baltimore 0. South Atlnntic Association Seventh Judicial Circuit of Floridn. enth Judicial Circuit, of Florida, on At Toronto 2, Rochester 3. W L Pet. the 30th dny of September, A. D. 1021, ig, at De­ CITATION ic mornlnii “ ‘ ‘ in the at ten o’clock Others not scheduled. Columbia .............. ...80 43 .007 Land, Volusia County, Florida, then Charleston ............ ...72 .558 57 To the Citizens und Tax Payers of > and thcro to show cnusc, if nny they 05 Greenville ............. .0 5 .500 ROSE WILL QUIT said Speclnl Tax School District No. hnvc, why snid bonds should not be Augusta ............... ..03 04 .405 AS LEAGUE HEAD. validated nnd confirmed. 3, Scminolo Couqty, Floridn: Charlotte ............... ...50 78 .301 Witness my hand nnd officiul seal Whereas: A petition has been filed of office at Sanford, Seminole County, in tho nbovc styled Court by Speclnl Spartanburg ......... .5 0 70 .388 ORLANDO, Sept. 8.—W. W. Rose, Tax School District No. 3, Scminolo Floridn, this tho 7tH dny of Septem­ president of the Florida Stnto Longue, County, Floridn, setting forth tho fact ber, A. I). 1021. Amcricnn Lenguo announced thnt the senson which thnt nn election hns boon called nnd (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, L W Pet. closed on Sept/’fl, wns very success­ held in snld Special Tux School Dis­ Clerk, Circuit Court, Sovonth Judicial Cir­ trict No. 3, on tho 9th dny of August, New York ............ .8 2 48 .031 ful. « cuit, Scminolo Coun­ 1921, to dotormlno whether or not Cleveland .............. . 82 50 .021 “Tho Floridn State League has hnd there should bo issued by snld Special ty, Floridn. St. Louis ....... ....... . .00 05 .515 nn exceptional yenr,” said Mr. Rose. Tnx School District, bonds in tho sum SCIIELLE MAINES, Detroit..................... .03 72 .407 “Going jnto class ‘C’ hall it Iuih giv­ of $20,000.00, To hear interest at tho Attorney for Petitioners. 0-8-ttc Washington ......... .00 08 .403 en tho baseball lovers a much higher rate of nix per cent (0%) per annum, Boston .................. ...02 00 .484 grade of ball, in fact, the ball that interest payable semi-annually, prin­ For protection ngolnst bandits a Chicago .......... 50 70 .424 hns been played this yenr in our cipal to muturo thirty yonm after the San Francisco man has invented a of the bonds, and tho said bonds Philadelphia ......... 10 81 .302 lenguo is an good, if not bettor, than dnto to ho dated July 1st. 1021, tho pro­ pistol to bo carried under a person's 1h usually found in much higher clnss ceeds of tho said bonds to bo used for arm pit nnd fired with nn attachment tho purpose of acquiring, building, National Ltuguo leagues. Tho fast ball thnt hns been enlarging, furnishing or otherwise im­ L running down a cont Blcovo without W Pet. plnycd wns made possible by the un­ proving school buildings nnd school any apparent motion og tho hand nr Pittsburg .............. 80 51 .011 grounds and for tho exclusive uso of New York ........... .82 51 .003 tiring efforts of tho officials of the tho public free schools within said arm. clubs nnd tho faithfulness of the fans, St. Louis ............... .75 50 .500 Boston .................. .71 00 .541 combined with tho splendid support Brooklyn ............... ..09 04 .510 given tho lenguo throughout tho cir­ Cincinnati ....... .00 73 .452 cuit. “I wish to take this opportunity to Chicngo ................. .51 82 .383 00 Philadelphia ......... .45 .333 extend my appreciation of tho way evoryono put their shoulders to tho wheel to make tills year n big one in Southern Association W L Pet. baseball. “I will not bo n caudidato for tho Memphis ............... .05 40 .074 New Orleans ..... 80 52 .031 presidency of tho lenguo anothor yenr, - 1 O-oz. cans of Roust Hoof, 04 Birmingham .... 80 50 .000 hut my interest in tho Florida State lu per can ........................................................... Little Rock ........... .08 00 .405 Lenguo will not bo one hit less and I 1 C-oz. Cans of Finest Sliced Peaches, O A* Atlanta ................. 60 73 .475 will be nlwnya ready to assist the I t ) per can ............................................................ LnrL Nashville .............. .50 80 .304 lenguo in any mnnner possible nnd to 1 A-oz. Cans of Breakfast or Herring Roe, 9 /t/* Mobile .................. .52 85 .380 glvo it tho benefit of my three years’ Chattanooga ......... .40 04 .343 experience ns presidont. “I am deeply gratful for tho splen­ X-o*« Cans of Potted Meat, rAAmerican Association 4 per dozen ........................................................ DU L did co-oporntlon which I have nt nil w L Pet. times received from tho press during Louisville ............. .82 58 .580 my three terms of office.” Kansas City ......... ..74 01 .548 ^RMOUR’S Regular Star Hams, • Minneapolis ......... .73 00 .548 HARDING ACCEPTS Toledo .................. .00 08 .402 AS HONORARY HEAD ettu c e, c eler y , a vo ca d o es, ba r tl ett Milwaukee ............ .07 08 .402 OF PRESS CONGRESS. Indianapolis ......... ..00 73 * PEARS, BANANAS, FRESH PEANUTS AND .475 NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—President WALNUTS; NATIVE STRING BEANS, GREEN St. Paul ................ ..04 70 .457 Hnrding hns accepted tho honorary ONIONS, OKRA AND TOMATOES, Always Fresh. Columbus ...... ....... .54 80 .403 presidency of tho press congress of RISH Potatoes, per peck, (only one ££*» tho world to bo hold In Honolulu next RESULTS YESTERDAY peck to a customer .................................... UtM/ month. This announcement was mndo South Atlantic Aasociatlon Inst night by Virgllio Rodriguez BcSHEFFIELD Fresh Cream Cheese Squares, At Charlotto 7, Spartanburg 4. tetn, vice-president of the executive At Augusta 3, Greenville 0. committee of tho congress. He added At Columbia 11, Charleston 4. that a rprcsentatlve of the Marion Star, Mr .Harding’s paper, would pre­ American League ... . t v *• •• # . side in his name at sovoral sessions. At Now York 0-7, Boston 2-2. Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. ;; GOMPERS ANI) PERSHING • PROUI) OF RECORD HAVE TII.T AT DINNER OF LAIIOR DURING CLOSING CELEBRATION. WAR, SAYS GOMPERS. South Atlantic Association Charlotte at Columbia. Augusta at Spartanburg. Greenville at Charleston. der construction nt nnother city In tho snwgrnss section of Florida, ac­ cording to the vice-president of tho corporation, who stntcd thnt ho did not caro nt present to divulgo tho lo­ cation of tho second pulp mill. When nsked by tho representative of tho Morning Journal as to tho ca­ pacity of Floridn snwgrnss to produce commercial manufacture, Mr. Lncy itnted thnt snwgrnss would produo. 25.7 percent of its weight In pulp. On a conservative estimate, he stated, one aero of snwgrass land would produco two crops of grass in a year of from 18 to 22 tons per crop. Snwgrass pulp, in his opinion, produces the fin­ est grado o fnewsprint paper, being tougher nnd moro pliable than tho wood pulp product. Col. W. F .Stovall, foundor and president of tho Tampa Tribune, Is president of tho Grass Fiber Pulp nnd Paper Corporation; E. R. Lacy is vico president nnd general mnnngcr; O. F. Cook, president of the State Bank of Leesburg, Ib treasurer; Charles E. Daniels is secretary, nnd Gilbert D. Loach, general manager of tho Lees­ burg Commercial, is nssistnnt treas­ urer. Tho board of directors of tho cor­ poration is composed f W. C. McClcllcn, president of the First Nation­ al Bank of Eustis, W. II. Walkor, brick mnnufncturor of Leesburg, Sam­ uel II. Wnddcll of Now York city, nnd Michael Jones, of Cincinnati.—Day­ tona Journal. THE STAR TO-DAY W e o f fe r t h i s w e e k a t o u r M a tin ee S a le s 3 P,cpN .MbHan”:.............................: 25c L I POPULAR-M ARKET �f, THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1921 W AGS TWO S O C IE T Y ' MRS. FRED DAIGEIt, Society Editor, Phone 217-W SOCIAL CALENDAR * r j, v FRIDAY—Mr*. C. L. Britt will entertain the members of the Mondny Bridge Club nt 'her home on Rali met to avenue. FRIDAY—Mrs. Robert Grovcnstcln w ill entertain the young IndleB of ^the Peck-Whitcomb briday party, •a t a dinner party, at her homo on Myrtle avenue, nt 6:30 o'clock. SATURDAY—Miases Ethel nnd Flor­ ence Henry, Seritn Lake, Dorothy Rumph, nnd May Thrasher, will ontertnin nt a “Miscellaneous Show­ er" nt the home of the MIsrob Hen­ ry , in compliment to Miss Helen Peck, n chnrming bride-elect, of next week. SATURDAY—The Children’s Story Hour will be held nt tho Central Pnrk nt 6 o’clock. • r/v; 71 w P jf lV 1 7s* M. W. Helston returned from nn ex­ tended visit with relatives in Cnnndn. Miss Virginia Neely, leaves today Yor Ocnln, whoio she will spend some tim e with relntives. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robt. Williams, of Dado City, stopped over with Mr. nnd Mm. Dan Hodges, enroutc home from their wedding trip to New York nnd -other points in the enst. Mrs. R. II. Bronson, Is visiting Mrs. ■C. C. Couch, much to the delight of her many friendH Court Apartments and would go to Orlando to tako charge on September 15th. Not only is Sanford losing one of her best loved families but one of the best types of society women. Mrs. Barnes has been since its organiza­ tion a member of tho "Every Week Bridge Club," the oldest and one of the most exclusive clubs in Sanford. Mrs. Barnes' wit nnd conversational ability hns made her proscnco of double vnlue to her social circle. Having a most distinguished Vir­ ginia nnccstry, Mrs. Barnes is an in* valuable member of tho Sallio Harri­ son Chnptor of the Daughters of the American Revolution but not only in these circles will sho be missed but in all philanthropic work as well. She hns been for years n member of the Woman's Guild of tho Holy Cross Episcopal church und in ail Parish work she hns taken an active part und it is possibly in church work that Mrs. Barnes wil] be missed the most. There is not a business woman In Sanford that has made tho outstand­ ing success that Mrs. Barnes huB. She owned nnd operated a successful dairy nnd selling that she turned her atten­ tion to realty nnd put through ono of the biggest real estate deals in San­ ford when she sold her entire farm to the Rose Court Realty Company for a new Hub-division. Sanford’s Business and Professional Women's Club is glad to claim her uh a charter member. • If one is to judge Mrs. Barnes' charming personality by the expres­ sion of her friends, her business abil­ ity by tho expressions of her compe­ titors; her kindness by the many she has aided; of her gift of true, strong friendship by her life-long friends, it would indeed be u puzzle which of these many qualifications is dominant, in getting Mrs. Barnes, Orlando, you are lucky. SOFT AND ELABORATE If tlie f a s h i o n reporter were com­ pelled to point nut the outstanding ‘style features in new fall Imls she 'would he apt to say "soft" and “elabo­ rate." Three represent ml vo models In the picture Include ii wide-hrltnmed tint, with soft crown, of panne velvet, a small hal of dnvetyn adorned with lint rosettes of narrow rlhlion, and nil off-the-face model of duvetya em­ broidered with white In-ads, C. E. ENTERTAINS BIUDES-ELECT The Presbyterian C. E. entertain­ ed on Thursday evening in honor of four of their members whose mar­ riages are soon to be celebrated, Miss (zetta Stone nnd Robert Cobb and .Miss Helen Peek nnd Donald Whit­ comb. The church parlors were beautiful­ ly decorated in pink vines nnd bam­ boo. Punch wns served throughout the evening by Misses Mae Holly nnd Anna DuBose. Mrs. Brownlee was in charge of tho entertainment nnd carried out in a most delightful manner a series of contests nnd games most appropriantc to the occasion were participated in. After the games were conclud­ ed, Miss Hcrniinn Lehman snng two beautiful selections und wns pioat heartily applauded. The two bridcH-clect were then each presented with a silver tomato serv­ er with *'0. E." engraved on the hnmilc. Refreshments of cherry sherbet nnd cakes were served by Misses Sara Warren Easterby and Herminn Leh­ man assisted by Paul Dooley nnd Her­ bert Russel). The purty closed with songs and the C. E. benediction. Mr. nnd Mtb. 0. A. Wei Innd, of Kalamazoo, Mich., arrived yesterday nnd are pleasantly located nt the Ga­ llics. Mr. Wcilund will hnvu charge of EVEIIY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB the Haight-Mngee garage. IN HONOR OF MRS. BARNES. Mrs. A. Vaughn entertained in her • Merton Aycock, nnd Betram Shep­ usual charming ami gracious manner ard are spending two weeks in Wash­ yesterday afternoon, in compliment ington, D. C., and Baltimore, Md. to Mrs. Murgarct Barnes, who leaves Miss Zoo Munson Is visiting in for Orlando, September 15th, to nuiko llaincs City, tho guest of her sister, her home. Mrs. Vaughn’s guests in­ cluded the members of tho Every Mm. Howard Tilihnls. Week Bridge Club, nnd a number of the honorec’s intimate friends were Miss Fannie Bohn Munson has re­ invited in for refreshments. turned homo from Haines City, where The pretty colo rmotif of yellow ahe was the guest of her sister, Mrs. ami green, was artistically carried out Howard Tibhals, for several days. with golden rod nnd nlnmnnders. On Mr .and Mrs. W- H. Thornton and the porch quantities of vnri-colored Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Babbitt, leave zinnias were effectively used. tomorrow morning for an extended The game of bridge played during motor trip down the east const, stop­ the afternoon proved most interesting. ping is Miami, Palm Beach, and re- Mrs. A. P .Connolly made high scofu DOINGS OF CO. D COMPETITION Are they busy? Yen, I’ll say so. They are as busy ns a one-eyed dog In a sausage factory. One of the entertainment commit­ tee wrote some mighty cute letters to the winsomo creatures as ho calls them notifying them 'that tho first rehearsal will be called Thursday night, September 16th, at 7:80. There was quite an argument as to who would be tho brute to write these cute little lines nnd ns tho chairman scorn­ ed to have tho best line it wns left to him. That old boy sho* do strut his stuff. There wns a young Canadian blew in town this morning. He says this town is right there with this minstrel stuff. Ho wns sent off with a big fuss by one minstrel bunch nnd now he comes back nnd is greeted with still a better and inrger ono. Mr. Rudlsell, ono of the directors, writes Mr. Allison that he is bringing some new songs that' they will leave to such song birds as Clause, Revo and Helston to gargle. Mr. Rudlsell Is expected to arrive about the 18th or 14th in order to give these win­ some creatures the double 0. It might be interesting to know that the theatre will have about a dozen big electric fans for the ladies nnd whatever comes with them. -TO THE "C ity Substantial » r n i W P F T I T i n i V I *“ eUm,n,lted—,or SANFORD has no real V v J l f l i L 1 1 1 I U 11 competition. We have no Celery or Vege­ table Fields that are real competition. There is no natural waterway that is competitive, nnd for the number of refrig, orator cars lenving a certain point there is no competition. I I T C jr r T | | | A J I / JU ^ I l l i l i l l V D IIT DUI * how many more things we could develop to where there would be no competition. n A l V l ^ T U f i B f ’L ' T that c,*"n competition is tho "life or trade.” Welcome your competitor whether It be competition in business, or building. He may go you one better for a time but you must build or paint or iirorove then If you would be competitive. It stim­ ulates. l/Ull 1 rUKuLl O i v rIU / la developing and let It continue to the point thnt other places will havfe to improve to be— ------------- - C O M P E T I T I V E ---------------- OVERLAND ANI) WILLYSKNIGIIT CARS TAKE A TUM­ BLE TODAY—SEE NEW PRICES S A N F O R D , FLA, Haight & Wcilund announce In this issue of the Daily Herald a big cut in the prices of Overland cars and Willys-Knigbt cars. Tho following prices have been made on these cars taking effect at once: Overland—Touring, from $71)8 to $698; Roadster, $708 to $098; Coupe, $1175 to $975; Sedan, $1-125 to 1025. Willys-Knight—Touring, from $2,« 095 to $1715; Ilondstcr, from $2095 to $1000; Coupe, from $2750 to $2395; Sedan, from $2985 to $2595. First National Bank Annex SEE OUR SHOW WINDOW DANCE T O N I G H T HOTEL VALDEZ Benefit School Lunch Fund MINK TROUBLES PROBED. SPRINGFIELD, III., Sept. 0.— Adj. Gen. Frank Dickson, with W. M. Medill, head of tho estate department of mines, and George Arnold another state official, prepnred to leave today by automobile for Hardin county. General Dickson will have charge of nn investigation ordered by Gov. Small Inst night into labor troubles at mines In that count/. COMBINATION SALE WARRIORS IN NEWPORT. AT L. P. McCULLER’S 15-11)8. Granulated Sugar ........................ 1-lb. Special Mixed Tea NEWPORT, It. I„ Sept. 9 . - The fifth nnd sixth battleship divisions of the Anltnaic fleet commanded by Rear Admiral Hilary P. Jones, arrived here yesterday nnd will remain until Momluy, when they will leave for the A new ice cream freozor for house­ southern drill grounds. hold use Is driven hy an electric mo­ tor built into the device in such n There nrc many safe places about way that when tho cover Js removed nn automobilo to carry hootch, but in­ nil motion stops. side the driver isn’t ono of them. 60c Rjy it with a Herald Want Ad. ■‘F iv e M en M ost in th e E y es o f th e W orld T o d a y ” S u b ject S u n d a y N ight, T h e B ap tist T em p le. I MILITARY CAMPS ALREADY VACATED aAiy*\vrrPL'llW TW ««/.' DISASTER IUMMFP OVERSEAS. LONDON, Sept. D.—Tho body of WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—The war Chief Mechanics’ Mute John T. Han­ cock, one of the American nnvnl con­ department has Just issued nn inter­ tingent killed in the ZR-2 disaster, esting state me ut showing the namea was buried yesterdny in tho city of nnd locations of the different military London cemetery. Huncock wns born camps in the United States which in England ami his parents reside in have already been vacated, and those which are to he vacated at a vry ear­ London. ly dnt.. The first list are the following, with Post enrds—local views—lc ench at camp nnd location: the Herald office. Alexnndor, Newport Newn, Vn. Beauregard, Alexandria, La. Bowie, Fort Worth, Tex. Cody, Denting, New Mexico. Custer, Battle Crock, Mich. Dodge, Des Moines, In. Donlpnn, Fort Sill, Okia. Forrest, Chicnmnuga, Gu. Lowering the High Cost of Living for you by reducing our Fremont, Palo Alto, Cal. prices—We don’t want you to take our word for the above Funston, Junc*'on City, Kiib. Gordon, Atlanta, Gn. statement. We invite you to our store. Our prices will make Grecnlenf, Chlrniunugn Park, Gn. Huncock, Augusta, Gu. a customer. Remember, no merchandise in our store that we Johnston, Jacksonville, Fin, will not exchange or refund on, if not satisfactory to the cus­ Kearney, Linda Vista, Cal. Lee, Petersburg, Vn. tomer. Our slogan: Service and Satisfaction, is our guarantee Logan, Houston, Tex. McClellan, Anniston, Ala. MncArthur, Waco, Tex. Meigs, Washington, D. C. FAMOUS FLORESHBIM SHOES FOR MEN. Sevier, Greenville, S. C. nt ................................................................................................... Shelbhy, Hattiesburg, Mios. RED CROSS SHOES FOR WOMEN, (jjy pjjj TO (jjg QQ Sheridan, Montgomery, Ala. Upton, Yaphnnk, L. I., N. Y. Resides many other cheaper lines for Men, Women nnd Children. Wadsworth, Spartanburg, S. C. Wheeler, Macon, Gn. Taylor, Louisville, Ky. Thoso soon to go are: Bragg, Fay­ etteville, N. C.; Devons, Ayer, Mass.; B0f™sm8 " ,TS: ....................................................... .. $ 6 . 0 0 ™ $ 2 2 . 0 0 Grant, Rockford, III.; Jackson, Colum­ bia, S. C.; Meade, Admiral, Md.; Pike, ALL NEW STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES—WE IN­ Littlo Rod:, Ark.; and Sherman, ChilVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK BEFORE BUY­ llcnthe, Ohio. turning home by the Tnminmi Trail ] among the cluK mamtwrr, ar..i wns to Tampa, vinitijig Fort Myers, Tam-' kivl'11 the chit) prize. The high ocore pc, St Petersburg, and other «*Pb.—rr. a..,...* thu Kucnia wa smatfu by Mrs. the west coast. C. R. Kirtly. Thu honoree , Mrs. Barnes, was presanted with n souve­ Mr. and Mrs. I). I.. Thrasher nnd nir. Mias May Thrasher, spent the day Following the game, Mrs. Vaughn yesterday in Orlnndo. served punch, shorbert, cake and bon­ bons, carrying out the color motif of MRS. BARNES TO LEAVE yellow nnd green. I t wns with genuine regret that the There were about fifty guests who many friends of Mrs. Margaret Barnes learned that she (md accepted enjoyed Mrs. Barges' charming hos­ the management of the Jefferson pitality. AMERICAN VICTIM OF AIR W e A re--- Dr. HYM AN, Speaker BED ROOM TRAGEDY H. II. Baxter ,of Charleston, S. C., is in the city today looking over the Vocal situation with Entzmingor Bros., tho local agents for tho TuxB. R. Godwin, who represents the berry Quickbuilt houses. Mr. Baxter G. B. Willinms Company, n manufac­ is one of the officials of tho Tuxborry turing drug house, kills three in his llrm nnd is well pleased with San­ !bed room in hotel in West Florida. ford und says thnt it in one of the Mr. Godwin’s statement iH oh follows: I retired about cloven-thirty. Was coming cities of Florida, aroused next morning at three o ’clock The are fatted calves in nbunilnnce hy the song of several anopheles mos­ for the modern Prodigal who wastes quitoes. I happened to think of my little hottlo of Torment, which I im­ his Hubbstnnce In riotous flivving mediately got and began to spray nbout in the room. Could not hear COMBINATION SALE j them any more, so supposed they were AT L. P. McCULLER’S gone. Next morning I found two 15-lbs. Granulated (PI A A (lend in the bed nnd one dead on the Sugar ......................... t p l.U U floor. I would not trnvcl if 1 could 1-lb. Special Mixed not got this spray. It kills them. Tea ........................... Sold everywhere.—Adv. 60c ♦♦ WE HAVE IN STOCK $10.00 To” '....................... $17.00T0 $35.00 ING ELSEWHERE THRASHER & GARNER SANFORD, FLORIDA Service nnd Satisfaction Guaranteed A Frenchman la the inventor of a device that generates a Bmnll amount of electricity and stores it for futuro Use whenever water is turned on In a residence. Another objection we have to tho 'an who reads movie title aloud is i his weird pronunciation t *++*+++++++-t-++*++*++*+*++++++++++♦+++++•>**' Do you know what kind of gas­ oline you are using? Buy at the Drive In Station 1st. and Elm Avenue, And notice how different your Car will run when you Use- H igh G rad e GASOLINE U . S . T ir e s a r e G o o d T ir e s l * Edward Higgins, Inc. Ice Cold Chero Cola Free on Saturday A �'‘V*1- 4 * itftrii tiiiti . Progressive movements, fo ste r­ e d ^ V o g ^ sivV nd™ d^ ’ are invariably productive of results. The Seminole County | ....Bank We o ffer t h is w e e k a t o u r Matinee S a l e s 3 P 'r i r s:........................ 25c 15c POPULAR M ARKET Hit the Nail HUNTERS MUST REMEMBER THESE SALIENT POINTS on th e Head getting up courage to drive the fu st nail that’s the hard part about building, 't ou can trump up dozens of reasons for postponing the job but did you ever know anybody to be sorry he built? Most building materials arc low priced now. N ot every thing is 15cheap as lumber but by the time the other things have dropped probably lumber will tiac. So all in all this is a good time for lu'Uing. Hit the nail on the head I HILL LUMBER CO. TIME We have the P R IC E LOW TIDE ON THE REACH Forenoon nnd Afternoon Tides at About Same Hour and Minute BALL 0 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 10 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 ..................................... .................. ..................................... ..................................... ..................................... ..................................... ..................................... ..................................... ............„....................... ........................... ................. ................... ............. ....... .................................... ........... ..................................... ..................................... .......•«*••■*» .................................. J i , -V. .. . i ;, ‘i » — w I y Wx W'S? „ '. » /■ (»* ■*••', ;,-*. -K ,? i i f *f > ' ■ A t/i T A . -VA PAGE ; THU'.".1 PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD The Clean-Up Campaign is for this You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ purpose: . fessional and Business Man in The purpose of the campaign 1b to fuly advise nil ox-sorvice persons of Sanford in This Column their rights under the War Risk In­ surance Act and the Vocational ^tehabillUtion Act; to nsaint disabled cxCONTRACTORS LAWYERS ssrvice persons in securing compensa­ tion, medical treatment, and hospital care; to inform and assist ull claim­ S. O. ...lShinholser George A. DeCottes . ji #isA > iN i ants regarding procedure necessnry In Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder filing n claim for compensation and Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA insurance; to ussist thoBc whose SANFORD FLORIDA clnims are pending in securing final action, where additional evidence is Sanford C onstructs Co, necessary to connect disability with BATTERIES CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS service or other data required by the BRINO YOUR Bureau of War Risk nnd the Federal Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully Board; nnd to provide for immediate Battery Troubles to Us Furnished physical examination where necen- W* lp*el*lli* on XlMtrlotl Work tad otn (I t* All Work Guaranteed ran dtptadablt **rvl*a.. sury nnd furnish hospitalization for H. T. PACE P. O. Box 1M WE ALSO KATE COMPETENT MECHANICS urgent cases. FOE OVERHAUUNO TOUR OAR The Clean-up Squad will make sev­ eral days stops in various parts of the Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Sketches and Estimates Free; am state. This squad will bo In your sec­ Company tion nt Orlando, Florida, September Phone 189 L. A. Rensud, Prop. building too large and none too — H, ----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED— . 15, 10, 17 and 19. After the ex-service man Tenches Wilson & Shorey Squad Headquarters if he is a dis­ HARTFORD BATTERY Pine and Gnrlnnd Sts., Orlaudn, FI*. abled man, transportation will bo fur­ “Battery Insurance” nished him back to his home und PURE WATER Sold and Serviced by meals and lodging while at Squad headquarters. Edw. Higgins, Inc. You ore requested to fill out the Elder Springs Water questionnaire immediately and mail Haight & Magee 99.98% PURE back to us. If you think you have a Phone 3I1-W Sanford. FI*. claim againHt the government, this of­ fice would be glad for you to see us GARAGES personally and *talk it over as soon LORD’S PURITY ns possible. Bring your discharge pa­ Smith Bros. Garage pers and any other government pa­ WATER Expert Repairing pers. This will mnkc it certain that OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES AS GOOD AS THE BEST your claim receives due consideration Oak and First Daily Service Phone 1*7 at the time you visit Squad Head­ quarters. PEAL ESTATE RESOLUTIONS OF SORROW. E. F. Lane At the monthly conference of the teachers of the Baptist Sunday School, held Friday, September 2nd, 1921, the following resolutions were adopted: Whereas, It hns pleased the Al­ mighty Father, in His infinite wisdom, to remove from this earthly life, Mrs. H. S. Scltcck, n beloved member nnd teneher in the Sundny School of the First Baptist church, nnd Whereas, The members of the Sun­ dny School of the First Bnptist church are desirous of expressing their sincere sympathy as well as tes­ tifying to the high respect in which ■die was held; therefore, be it Resolved, That while we bow sub­ missively to the will of our Heavenly Father, wo deplore the departure and loss of one who was faithful and loy­ al to the Sundny School and n fine Christian character; be it further Resolved, That we tenderly condole with the bereaved husband and daugh­ ter in their hour of trial nnd afflict­ ion, nnd devoutly commit them to the cure of Him who doth not willingly afflict; lie it further Roilolvod, That copies of these reso­ lutions lie published in the Sanford Herald and sent to members of the family. TEACHERS’ COUNCIL. First Baptist Sunday School. Real Estate nnd Insurance Under the law the open season for nil game commences on November 20 and extends to February 15, of the following year, making a period of 88 days. Residents <>( Florida may procure a hunter’s license, good only for the conty in which they live, for $1.25, but the fee for ench additional coun­ ty will be $3.50. For all non-resi­ A telescoping window ventilator dents the cost of the license for each hn.T been invented that can be install­ county in whic hthey desire to hunt ed without tools nnd with which the will be $25.00. amount of air entering a nroom can The maximum amount of game al­ lie regulated, at tile same time ex­ lowed each gun per dny is one deer, cluding rain. two turkeys, twenty quail, and twen­ ty-five birds of other varieties. If IN THE OIHOUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDIC­ there is n party of three or more the IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNT!, FLORIDA.—IN CHANCERY limit of gnmu such party may take during the entire trip, aside from i Mum •'Tfl. Until mum. Cotiij.luluuiit, (piail nnd other birds, is two deer and W , Hcliwlml amt Knirnn M. Hrhwlnil, hi* ife, nnil t h e unkno wn heir*. devisees, granfive turkeys; nnd no individual hun­ wlee* n r ntlier* claim in g um ler F . W. Hcliwlml ter shall kill during any one season mill Eimiiii M. Sehwliiil, liefemlnul*. CITATION more than two deer, five turkeys, and five hundred of any nnd nil sorts of To F. W. Hcliwlml nml Emma M. Schwlnd, res­ idence unknown: the unknown heir*. devlacc*. birds. legatees, grantee* of oilier rtnlni*iit* mulct No individual hunter or party of F. W. Nrliwind nnd Kimu* M. Hcliwlml, and to nny oilier pemon or |ier»on» claiming any In­ hunters shall hnve nny game In his terest In and to Ihe following ile*crllied land* In H.inlnolc County, Florida, to-wlt: o rtheir possession longer than five •Hunted Lot* I ami 3 of llloek "A" of Mltclicll'* Sur­ rey of ihe I-try Ornnt. days after the close of the hunting It niipearlng from the .worn bill of com­ season. plaint filed In ltd* cause again*! you, Hint you or claim none Interest In *ml to (lie Regarding securing of fur-hearing nave limit* hrrelnalmv* described, llierefore, you, tlie ■nlil F. W. Hcliwlml and Kinuin M, Schwlnd. are animals, tho law stipulates that no hereby ordered nnd required In In’ ami appenr trap shall be set on nny lnnd other before our mild Circuit Court, nt tlie Court House In Snnford, Florldn, on th* 3rd dny of than the hunter’s without first ob­ October, A. Ii. 1H3I, and then and there make to Ihe hill of complaint exhibited against taining written porndSHion of ench answer you. otherwise n decree pro, confc»*o will tat entered against you. such owner of lnnd; nnd for this priv­ And nil other person* claiming any right, ti­ ilege the hunter or trapper shall pay tle or Intereat In nml to the properly hereinnlaive dearrllwd under, by or through F. W. Into tho office of the county judge Schwlnd and Emma B. Rrliwlad. or otherwise, where al llicenses are payable, the are hereby ordered and required lo tie and apiienr before our aald Circuit Com I, at the Court sum of one dollar, If a resident of the House In Sanford. Florida, on Ihe 7th day of A. D. 11*21. and Ihen and there state; if a non-resident, then tho sum November. make anawer to the hill of romplalnt exhibited against aald unknown partlea, nthcrwlse a de­ to bo paid for such license shnll be cree pro cenfeaao will tie entered against aald $25.00. unknown partlea. It la ordered that tlila nolle* lie puhllahed In It will bo well to file this copy of Ihe Hanford Herald, a uewapaper published In Kemlnala Counly, Florida, onre a week for the Herald for future reference. right eOMMUtlf* weega aa to the known par- V:47 3:4fl 0:43 10:38 11:30 Mason, Suro-Seal Jars 12:03 12:48 and Jelly Glasses 1:80 2:00 See our line of 2:44 3:18 Stone Crocks, Coolers, 3:62 4:20 Churns, etc. 5:08 5:50 8:50 8:08 Of English invention is a single ;0*18 cylinder commercial motor vehicle hardware co 1®:11 Sopt. 28 .......................... . 11.25 which carries its loads in a box be­ Sopt. 20 ..................................... U:55 tween two widely spaced front wheels Sopt. 30 ................. 12:40 while the rear wheels are set close ’’“ ’t Th. 1 the pound— lB Cl together. TRY A DAILY HERALD WART AD. STONE JARS Sept. Sept. Sept. Sopt. Sept. Sopt. Sopt. Sopt. Sopt. Sopt. Sopt. Sopt. Sopt. Sopt. Sept. Sopt. Sopt. Sapt. Sept. k .. ROD AND GUN CLUB HOLD IS COMING TO THE FINE MEET CITY BEAUTIFUL The Snnford Rod nnd Gun Club hold their second trap shoot yesterday at their field on Union avenue. Thirtynine men participated In the shooting and for over four hours kept the trap running full speed. L. G. Gibbs nnd J. II. Cowan tied th e for high score yestordny, tanking twenty-ono out of n possible twentytution. five. G. W. Knight cumff next with forty-six out of n possible sixty. Th.j Identify yourself with th is stro n g wenthcr was more favernblo yester­ institution today by opening an ac­ day for this sport than it wns on La­ bor Dny, ns the wind did not effect count. the shooting but a short time. Much interest is being manifested in the trn pshooting, nnd n contest will bo held ench Thursday nftemoon, beginning at 3 o’clock. Bolow will bo found the score for yesterday with their percentage, for yesterday’s score only. In the future It is propos­ ed to report the season’s percentage for each marksman after ench shoot. SERVICE PROGRESS STRENGTH Todny's \% INTEREST PAID Score. Pet. ............... 25-21 84 +<.+<.+++H.*+++4*+++<M-+*M'++,«,+,»,***+++*»,++,*,,*,+ " ............... 25-21 84 r . . . ............... (10-40 77 B-. .......... , —85-28 74 . L. J r........... 50-30 72 B-. ............... 25-18 72 A. ............... 50-35 70 ;r . —...........50-35 70 C_. ................00-42 70 Hickson, R. G...... .............25-17 08 Herndon, O. P...................110-74 07 Stevens, R. E..................... 75-50 07 1 n.oz. cans of Roast Iiccf, 24-C Brumley, J o h n ....................00-40 07 Younts, S a m ..................... 00-30 05 ir.oz. Cans of Finest Sliced Peaches, * Whltner, C h n s...................00-30 05 Stonoff, Mike ..................25-14 05 ia oz. Cans of Breakfast or Herring Roc, OAp Brumley, L. A_________ 85-53 02 1U per can ........................................................... Higgins, Ed...................... 50 30 00 J^-oz. Cans of Potted Meat, Bryan, L, T. 1....................25-15 00 Stootoff, C____ ________ 25-15 00 Maxwell, R. C................. 50-30 00 Hill, W. C...........................75-12 50 ^RMOUH'S Regular Star Hams, Pulcston, S. ......................85-48 50 Mobley, E. D.....................25-14 50 IETTUCE, CELERY, AVOCADOES, BARTLETT Hiekson, D. C..................... 25-13 52 Hickson, J. T..................... 25-13 52 L PEARS, BANANAS, FRESH PEANUTS AND WALNUTS; NATIVE STRING BEANS, GREEN Williams, T o m ................. 25-13 52 ONIONS, OKRA AND TOMATOES, Always Fresh. Douglass, V. E _________ 25-12 48 Shirnrd, Jno.............. 25-12 48 IRISH Potatoes, per peck, (only one Connelly, L. II................... 25-12 48 1 peck to a customer .................................. . U c lv Jacobs, J. T ....................... 25-11 44 OEFFIELI) Fresh Crenm Cheese Squares, ( Herndon, B. W........ ......... 25-10 40 Akers, F rn n k ..................... 75-28 37 Tolar, J. N....................... 25-8 31 Watson, W. E..................25-8 31 Bishop, Geo. D_________25-9 30 Herring, Geo. G________25-7 28 McLnulin, H e n ry _______25-7 28 McLauiin, V ic ..................25-7 28 ickling and Preserving ’. :'^i, 4v '‘-v-* , It, All progressive m ovem ents th a t " for their aim the creatin g of rPFATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with progressive policy of th is insti- Q U A L IT Y •_ ’ THE 8ANFQBD DA^LY HEfiALD,FRlDA,Y, SEPTEMBER 9,1921 1,1 SERVICE * fF- tie* defendant, and once a week for twelve mnaerutlv* week* a* to the unknown partlea defendant. ,*r . . Wltnea* my hand and Ihe (eat of n ld Cir­ cuit Court on Hit* Ilia Slat day of July, A. I). 1031. (HKAI.) K. A. DOUOI.AHS Clerk or the Circuit Court. Semlnol* County, Florida. Iljr'l A. U. WBBKk, D. O OKOItnK O. JIEIUUNO, Solicitor amt Connacl for Complainant. T-22-1SU SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Phone 95 V. C. COLLER* Prop. Geo. W. Knight General Shop and Mill Work Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA CONTRACTOR and BUILDER S17 Commercial Street Sanford, FI*. ..Em ploym ent Bureau.. The vocational committee of the Busi­ TRANSFER ness nnd Professional Women’s Club requests nil young women desiring employment to register nt the First “WE DELIVER THE GOODS’* Quick Service Transfer National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; if no' tell us. Phone 498 Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLauiin, Jr. HOTELS OPT. D, Hotel Montezuma “Sanford’s New Hotel” $1.50 Up Per Day OPTICIAN OPTOMKI'KIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Snnford, Fin. ELECTRICAL WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS C. O, WILSON. Ownur SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES ,. Win lit nrathori la r s t e Phone 175 Building Fourth nnd Snnford Ave G1LL0N & FRY ELECTRICAL Conlrrctors New Era Printery Phone 142 G. Bassett Smith, Prop. i l l Park Ave. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED anil cleaned at your home or we will call for ami deliver. Hamilton Beach Electric Washers used.—Sanford Stcnm Prcsscry, 317 1st St. Phono 500 W E D O IT R I G H T Steam Cleaning and Pressing Good Work Low Prices P hotic 465 C. A. W H ID D O N For washing automobiles without Now that exposed knees are popu­ injjuring tho varnish there has been lar, rouge may be listed ns one of the invented a perofrnted metal ring to bare ncccimltics. bo screwed on tho end of hose, Tho man who has frequent occasion sponges being fastened over tho per­ to use a telephone booth earns his forations. brond In the sweat of his brow. Following investigation a British government commission has decided Herald Printing Co. that paper can be made in Egypt from rice straw, papyrus, reeds, su-; BOOK, JOB AND COM* gar cane refuse and some other ma­ MBRCIAL PRINTING terials. i . - Phono 148 Harold Building ______ ■ Spt'-.At',.? - �■1 m. PAGE frOUR m m THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1921 SANFORD DAILY HERALD TOURISTS AND AUTO CAMPS j Intend to bo n pnrty to the covering FLORIDA’S SUMMER SCHEDULE -------| up of anything In that community SHOWS MANY BUILDINGS FOR T i U i i M m r r t f M n m U M f t l u l t ; i l Tb» Thus far, In tho discussion of auto that Is Illegal, rognrdloss of tho charTHE MONTH OF AUGUST Hir&U S ilU U a , Urt M am U * AVMM cnmpB for tho w inlor' tourists, wo j actor or lnflucnco of tho follows lmIw trl, n«rUi (Continued from I’ace One) have had it all our own way. Tho 1pildated and'a newspaper that is THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. tourists arc beginning to talk, and printed for tho protection of tho pub- permits were issued for 07D dwellings m u u u i it will be well to give some attention lie; thnt exists for tho purpose of ns 'ngninst 520 for the whole of 1020. S u c c e s s f u l M a n Minmi, during the first eight months * giving them the news of tho commyinJ. HOLLY ........ ........r Editor to what thoy Bay. o fthis year, did more construction A. M. Willots, of Huntington, N, j ily and to keep them posted on events, I. IILLARD....Swretary-Treasurer A. NEEL_____ General Manager Y„ writes n long and very interesting will iaugh at the fellov' who thliUcH tlinn for the first ten months of Inst letter to the Melbourne Times on the thnt Ills little t M ad, or two bi’s worth year ami morn thnn nil of 1910. Tho ROBERT HOLLY, subject, from which we make tho fol- of business is going to break us up. record for the first eight months dur­ CUMULATION KAN AO I I lowing extracts:— (Nine tlmcH out of ten, business insti- ing tho current year shows thnt per­ Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. "Lot us give here n little history of tutions or individuals who break the mits issued totnlicd $.'1,007,000. Permits ,for fifty-one new hopies the result of one pnrt of four tin Inw^nnd get into trouble and who crSubMffptivi Frio* la A dfue* Oh l u r ...........................................IJ M can tourists in Hi 17. 1 prevailed on j dor thnt newspaper to play tho shut were Issued in Tnmpn during August •U MmUi ....................................... •'« two friends nnd my brother to drop mouth game for thorn, usually don’t and the value of new construction D ttlm v d la 0117 b r C .rrl.r a have half the stuff printed on them authorized excelled thnt of any mtintli Om Wwk ................................... 1» Om U business for a time and make thnt really’happened, and in tho light this year except April, when a per­ camping trip through Florida, Th< blf U ll-p*C* V m U t H .rild tIrmly o o r.ri SmmlnoU County nnd U publlabad of tho law and of this paper, they are mit for the new $300,000 First Bnp"Now, not ns a booster of my AdvsrtUl&i rataa mada known •Tory T rldsy M application. Datnooratio la poUUoa, fS.IO friends, but to tdiow what the great no better than the poorest, down-trod- tjst church was issued, jnnd June, par yaar. a lw a ji la adranca. percentage of tourists nro like; one den vagabond who nlso gets into trou­ when the Preshyterinn church wns is­ Member of The Associated Frees of our party of four was our lending ble. The only difference is that one sued a permit to erect a $100,000 dry goods merchant, owner of a large may have money and perhaps some building. department store; one was the owner influence in spots, while the other is Construction authorized in Orlnndo of a chain of grocery stores, another thrown on the mercy of tho court, the first eight months of this year Judge Talley, of Lake county, is was an electrical contractor of no and we don’t intend to mnko any dis­ totalled $1,304,323 ns against $1,244,-( administering the maximum fine on'mean ability. "Wo camped nt a num- tinction between them. No newspa­ 735 for the snme period in 1020 anil overy whiskey seller coining before her of different places in Florida, per thnt exists for tho benefits of its $033,307 for the entire year of 1019. him. This holds true of the violators | always in the open, ns we preferred community and for their protection, Pormits issued at Palm Bench and of the fish andgame laws t so. That’s j thnt way. Wherever wo stopped wu will approve of such tactics. The West Palm Beach during the last F . P . P o R IT IR i P m * . Star met up with that sore of a pro- sixty days aggregated more thnn tho stuir. Give them all u.o law nl- found n whole-hearted welcome, lows In every cuso and ihere will be | "The only thing wo expected free position n long time ngo.—Lnkelnml $500,000, of which Palm Bench furn­ B . F . W h it h ir , C a s h ii* less infringement on the rights of, was wnter itml a piece of un-used Star. ished $348,800. Tho Inrgest Item on , ----------------o ----------------real citizens nnd Ichs law breaking all hind to enmp on. We not only rctin; list of either city this year was n nround. reived the water nnd camp* ground WIIY CALIFORNIA WILL SHIP BY permit for n $150,000 residence for _______ o----------| hut when leaving wo carried WATER. Charles E. Harding, of Boston, on Brndontown people keep talking in['*wny with us some mighty good sinSeabreeze, $410,800, and Daytona enst const, contractors an f,end At this moment, when Florida is the ocean front. tho state pnpers and It rnden town pu- re re friendships, and i hope wo were Permits in Clearwater in August in Bench, $290,900. A feature of the every effort to finish work now u pern about a motorcade Unit will visit aide to repay in various way far concerned about its fruit and vege­ eluded seven one story and ,two two [ construction program I stho Hcison way i nordor thnt they might Lakeland, Orlando, DoLnml ami Day­ more than we would have puiil in a table crops and the increase in freight dwellings nnd one business project nt Seabreeze, which nt pres­ construction of other buildings C« tona. Of course, if they do not want Paid Auto Camp, and in addition," rntes the railroads have prepared for ent Includes plans for seventeen rcsi- tral Floridn is n veritable bec hive to stop in Sanford it is all right with (note the fololwing points): "If we them, it is interesting to rend thnt structure. Building has been active deiics, five to cost $0,500 each, five of industry in building (Inn south Floi us hut it would give the motorcade a had mingled all the time with other California has found a way out of the in the Pinellas county sent all of tho $7,500, four of $8,200 and three of da nnd the peninsula gulf coast hr semblance of a get-together spirit if tourists in maintaining auto camps; same dilemma ami at the snmo time year with prospects.that the fall nnd $30,000 each. Before these seventeen pt to work every man who can they included (he only city in Florida we would have been learning from freight alone for the shippers and winter, will ,, see more construction than, homes nro completed work will begin a hammer nnd snw. Small t i any similar periods in the history of each other only of the different parts that is in the same game as Bradengrowers which the railroads propos­ on eleven more, the entire project to which fo ryears have been only the city. of the country they came from; hut, town—the growing of celery. ed to take from them. csnsionnlly the building of a i The csovcnty-ninc permits issued involve approximately $200,000. by camping ns wo did in the open Capper's Weekly gives the story, deuce, or business structure, nn evi Buildings completed or nearly com­ near some resident, we became nc- showing thnt shipments nro being at Pensacola provided for eighteen OUR OWN HAY thnt wns heralded in the wed!; pleted in Ocala during, August were _____ qunlntod with Floridn people nnd made satisfactorily to shipper and re­ new buildings nt n totnl cost of $38,newspaper as a bit of "big" news,! valued at approximately $225,000, but Florida fnrmers ought to hnng their | h,|,rned about Horitln. Just what ceiver at just half the cost of ship-1 000 while the others were for private now spreading out over the surroti this was in excess of the amount of heads in shame when they read,ns is Florida wants is to have nil tourists ments via all rail to the eastern mar­ garages, repairs and construction of ing territory and forcing the man no wconstruetlon authorized during a minor character. stated in a recent report by the U. s. ( huirn Moridn. The whole-hearted ket. It says, in part: cipnl authorities to open new stredj the month. Ocala does not maintain n bureau of markets anil crop estimates, welcome we received, the free water, "Two thousnnd boxes of oranges' Gainesville is another Floridn city building record department and it is in order thnt access to new hoi thnt “a considerable pnrt of the hay ^ruL' permission to camp, left such a nnd lemons were recently shipped ! which apparently is devoting its en­ marketed in Mississippi and Alabama taste in our mouths, that we all ergies to the building of homes with impossible to compile an accurate list might lie obtained. from Los Angeles by way of the business structures occupying a min­ of new work proposed. The largest of Bankers and others throughout ihj Is usualy shipped into Georgia ami f"ur ,mv** become Florida boosters. the new propjects completed was tho State who recognize the effect upo Florida." This is a case where "furthese four tin can tourists, Panama canal to Philadelphia. Some or part. ther comment is unnecessary.’’—Flor- ^m 'L' them have bought Improved of the fruit was kept under refriger­ Construction authorized in Talla­ new dormitory at the State Industrial tlie community of citizens owrnin, ilia Tlines-Unlon. and unimproved real estate in Florl- ation. Other boxes were stored under hassee included a planing mill, dry Schools for Girls, which cost $25,001). their own home are laying gin Not in this part of Florida. T he1*11'* Melbourne, Stuart, Port Sewell,' air ventilation without refrigeration kiln, and office building, six new resi­ Leesburg reported more than $300,- stress upon tlie fact that the greatef growers have a fine crop of hay or Miami, Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Temperatures o ftho different boxes dences nnd minor structures. 000 worth of new construction in part of construction m Florida thii two of them that come up voluntarily will buy more. These four tin can were taken once an hour to discover The triple cities, Daytona, Daytona Leesburg nnd Lake county_durjng tho yenr 1ms been devoted to dwelliti after the celery crop is off and all tourists, due to the treatment they bow the oranges and lemons would Beach and Seabreeze, hnvo issued per­ 'ast, few months nnd from nil sec­ houses, and regard it as an indicat! they need to do is to cut it and they received, came again, and when they stand the hot weather of the isthmus mits for nearly $1,250,000 worth of tions come reports of unprecedented rant the population of the State have all the hay they need. Very lit­ came again, tliuy bought; they have regions. growing by leaps and hounds, literal new construction since the first of tho activity in building. tle hay is shipped to any part of been the means of at least ferry par- , "The test proved that citrus fruit year. Daytona contributing $538,850; From Miami to Jacksonville,.on tho ly forcing the building of homes. Seminole county now and it is unnec­ ties visiting Florida, and have been cun he shipped by boat through the tlie means of several families locating Panama canal without refrigeration essary to ship any in here now. there for good, ami more to come. It and delivered in excellent merchantMo condition in eastern ports. At tho CITIES ARE JUDGED BY THEIR is an endless chain. “The writer expects to leave this ml of the eighteen days’ cruise most ORGANIZATIONS. part of the country for good this fall,1of the lemons and nil the oranges in ? “ Introduce me to your Chamber of and Moridn will he his future home, ( the ?,os Angeles shipment were found and the end is not yet. There are in good condition ami wore sold im­ Commerce and I'll tell you what kind others to follow. All due to the treat­ mediately after arrival at Philadel­ f ed a city you have, ami what, its fu- meat four tin can tourists received phia. tiire is." , on their first trip and the boosting "But here is the big fact: The total f The above was the rather startling have done. Ion do not have to transportation charges by wnter were . . hunt for a few nice things to boost just 50 per rent less than the average y statement nun e recently by a prom • mi „ 3 1 IHonda. 11 you could tell only half by rail. This ought to make Cnli* ❖ “Thousands of orders, production increased ' 50%”—the Factory neat authority on community life. , tho truth, it would he boosting enough n, , , . , j, | , ,, ,, forum fruit cheap in Atlantic senStory. “Busy day and night! Giv ' us more cars!”—Every WillysIn peality is was only n striking —ami it looks to me ns if the tour- , , , . .. , , ,i. , , i " , , hoard cities nnd increases its market y Overland dealer’s story. “E xtraordinary values! How do you do way of saying what has come to bo -stil ,mvt lat* ‘,u,d chance to become there. t rcdognizo.l by men whose lives n ro 'I'" 5 ,u\st bo"8U‘,H’ ,,H ,lu?y l,l,ual|y it!”—the People’s Story. Order today if you w ant early delivery. "During 1020, California fruit rais­ have time to stop, look nnd listen, devoted to contrasting community nnd as they motor through the coun­ ers paid out $25,000,000 in freight and The low cost car of America. More than 25 miles per gallon of gaso­ conditions in various towns and cit­ try, they not only see the ,towns, , refrigeration , , charges for mrvimr 4(1,line. Long life; low upkeep. A stonishing tire mileage. Bright, ies throughout the United States. hut what between them, them, therehv 7fifl cnfr]n,nth °f ,)f ‘'ranges, lemon? and h»t is is between thereby 750 ornn| It is recognition of tlie vital truth becoming acquainted with desirable to *’n’, tcrn »>u:rkot3. lasting finish! C urtains open with doors! A wonderful family in­ contained in that statement, conscious locations everywhere. i "Tlie experimental shipment lias t vestment! or unconscious, that has led to such "J believe one of tho*best ways of proved the same fruit can now he marked advance along commercial boosting Florida, is to give u good flipped by water at a saving of ncar- T il orgnnlznthm lines throughout the frank wide open welcome to tourists. [ ^ thirteen million dollars In freight ± country. J "Don’t think he is broke if he does charges alone. The Chamber of Commerce tells the not buy. When he gets ready he will J "If the railroads are going to hanstory of the community spirit in pro- take your bait, and don’t expect him die any more California fruit for t portion to tin* interest and support i t , to bite on a bare hook. Remember eastern consumption they will Imve to t Ih receiving from the citizens of the they are mostly all successful men and cut their present rates in two to coin- X F. O. B. Sanford community, | women, nnd successful men and worn-1 pete with the Panama crnnl, Homo- I REDUCTION $100 to $400 No organization is of value to n vn from the West and North means thing n few long-headed railway mancommunity when the organization ex­ they linve put up a certain stiff fight ugers foresaw years ago when they 1 TO U R IN G ................................. f. o. b. Sanford, was $ 798, now $ «!« ists in name only. to become successful or partly so; | attempted to prevent the construction RO ADSTER,............................. f. o. b. Sanford, was $ 798, now $ Community organization work is then after one or two tin can touring of the eqnnl.”. business. It is not only his dutyliut) your tin can tourist lias bought , If California citrus men cm ship „ C O U P E ,................ f. o. b. Sanforif, was $1175, now $ 975 it paysany man to get interested In Property. their fruit Mx thoiisar.il miles by wa­ SEDAN ................................... f. o. b. Sanford, was $1425, now$102" it. It lias paid every community that Now tho hotel man gets his share ter nnd land them in good nliape and wont about it right, in big dividends. 8bnu' °f *'nn tourists' change; nave thirteen million dollars u year ‘ It is, indeed, pleasing to see th e !uiH0 «i’vernl other sources where in freight charges alone, there i.v no enthusiasm being displayed on every | usually goes. Hilt if the treat- reason why Florida growers should lumd in the business methods that n ro |,nont of ,h<' li" cn'1 tm,riHl «roWH not ship their friut a thousand miles being applied in the reorganization of nnd en‘,<l,"h' >'ou ,m' «oi"« to cm or leas and put them on the nmrket the Lakeland Chamber of Commerce. down a tree Hint has a vrey good In prime condition, while saving It can only mean one tiling; permn- prospect of hearing a good crop of enough in transportation charges to ' F. O. B. Sanford nency, efficiency and big results.— i fruit. There is without a doubt some more than make up ror any financial ? careless tourist who is careless with Lakeland Telegram. A fine car of fine m aterial, fine design, fine w orkm anship—and the hisses forced on thorn In the i>'>st year ? tin cans, fire and a few other things, wonderful sleeve valve m otor th a t improves with use! Freedom X but in all my travels, I have found or two by these robber roads. The business men of this part of them careful and considerate, and You Ever Know Who did not regularly maintain a bank account F IR S T N A T IO N A L t V i ANOTHER Great P rice Slash t f y i t ± OVERLAND NEW PRICE- $698 ± t t I WILLYS - KNIGHT S NEW PRICE $1715 T OXTONGUE SALAD Maku an iiHpic jelly nnd when It begins to sot pour over bIIcob of Derby Brand Sliced Ox to n ­ gue. Garnish with pimentos and Bcrve with mayonnaise. Deane Turner WBLAKA BLOCK Phones '*07-404 have no use for the few who break V'C HtnU’’ “J " 1 ,,f aU Flor,i,la’ nrc ‘,r" T dent men, thoy are sensible, they know the laws of decency." a good proposition when they nee it, ? The ysurly will not lot the citrus sea­ ? KEEP IT OUT OF THE PAPER. son enteh them having to pay tho ? price demanded by the railroads nnd . . The first thing that a fellow thinks Inter on come across with thnt in­ »:♦ of when a newspaper prints something crease which Is slated for this state. .♦. thnt don’t suit him or tells the truth Complete the pinna nt once, finance about curtain nows that happened in the concern thnt will operate them, the community nnd when tho snme and get the necessnry ships ready f ir newspaper refuses to keep a "shut work by Thanksgiving.—Tampa Tri­ v mouth" attitude, in to stop the pnpci bune. or quit advertising or refuse giving the paper any job work, A newspa­ Practical experiments to ascertain V per never existed in any community the possibility of harnessing ocean A that told tho truth and printed court events that did not sooner or Inter tides for tho production of electric by the ❖^ come faco to face with such "short power will be conducted horses" In tho game. Tho Star don’t French government. ^*** Y * ! t from repairs and 20 miles per gallon gasoline economy. REDUCTION $400 TOURING ............................ f. o. b. Sanford, was $2095, now $1715 R O A D ST E R ........................... f. o. b. Sanford, was $2095, now $1660 C O U P E ............, ............*....... f. o. b. Sanford, was $2750, now $2395 $ SEDAN ................................... f. o. \f. Sanford, was $2985, now $2595 4 Haight & Wieland OVERLAND GARAGE, SANFORD, FLA. All Present M odels. Will Be Continued ASK ABOUT EXTREMELY EASY PAYMENTS �r. ISJU ■! JTOMi* * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1921 In and A b o u t S The C ity S Summary of the Floating Small Tallis Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers • HIEBATH® : TEMPERATURE : • The New Fra i’rintery, of this city is getting job work from nil over the. State of Florida, and many other States, and G. Bassett Smith, the proprictor, thinks this is worth n news item in the Herald, and it Is. Hare your watches and jewelry re­ paired at McLaulin’s. Two first class witch makers. Prompt service. 140-tfc I Mr. George, E. Hunter, of Leban­ on, Ohio, haH purchased a lot on the oornor of Third nnd Elm streets from E. F. Lone, "Tho Real Estate Mnn," nnd will start at once to build houses for Bnle and for rent. Mr. Hunter has spent four years in Florida, and on his way north Inst winter, in pass­ ing through Sanford, became inter­ ested, nnd upon receiving one of San­ ford’s booklets', decided to come to Sanford and build houses for sale nnd rent. Read the advertisement in this la­ me of the Herald of the Huightflfeilnnd Motor To., giving the reduc­ B. G .Smith, of Oviedo, mid J. T. ed prices on Overland enrs nnd Clark, of Clark’s Lake, are in the city WillyvKnight tars. The prices will today calling on their, ninny friends more these ears and move the prices nnd transacting business generally. •on other makes as well. ^ Mr. Clnrk says tho editor of the Her­ ald is a prevaricator, nnd that we told The many friends of Hugh Waters, him a thousand times we were coming proprietor of the Waters Kandy out there to eat chicken nnd to fish. Tilchen, are glad to see him out again Wo arc going to make good on that after a six weeks' illness with fever. promise as soon ns tho weather gets He cannot walk without the aid of crutches, hut hopes to reguin the use cooler. Wo never could enjoy Ashing in the hot weather. As to chicken— ^f his legs again in a few weeks, well, that’s different. More and more the business nion are coming to look upon the Dnily Bcnld ns n necessity in doing busi■en. We hate to run you down to get an advertisement nnd we do not propose to do it, hut it is a cinch that tk» merchants who are advertising in the Daily Herald are the ones who are doing the husinees. Semi your mu mattress to Bradley factoty. Make them like now, for $500. fiO|b. new cotton mattress only $890. Guaranteed. 500 W. South St, Orlnndo, Fin. 122-2fltc Next week our Sanford girls nnd hoys will in- leaving for the various school* nnd colleges, nnd the old town will be missing their bright fnces nnd thtir noise and merrymaking. But when the holidays roll round ngnin they will be with us to bring the good cheer of the guy young spirits. San­ ford has a fine bunch of boys nnd girls in the various schools. CHICKEN DINNER, Sur.dny noon and ovcnlng, Gray Gables, on tho beach, Seabreeze, Fin. Phono 491. Freo bath houses. 74-Frl-St-6m Lonnie Gore, well known here nnd elsewhere in tho Stnto, Is on n visit to Mr. nnd Mrs. George Venable, and his many friends arc glad to see him ngnin. He has been in tho secret ser­ vice of the government since before tho world war ami was out in the west most of the time. He hnttlod with n bunch of Imndlts some time ago, in which three of them were kill­ ed nnd Avo government men. Lonnie was nhot through the mouth nnd lost many of his teeth. He is taking up more peaceful pursuits now, and will prohnbly locate in Florida ngnin. OLIVER TWIST and MIDDY WASH SUITS $2.50 to $4.00 values at $1.48.—Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company. Harold Long is hom e for n short ^iait with hi- parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. 139-Otc W.W. Long. Harold is now with the Baker Bros., "tores, nnd has boon in Tho only freo mnn In the world is Jacksonville for several ycurs. He is the ono who lives where there is no cow tin his way to Tntnpn to be with Inw, nnd ho Ib more animal thnn hu­ the Baker interests in that city for man. LEXINGTON AND HUPMOBILE — SALES AND SERVICE We Carry The Parts _____ The automobile has proven to those whose :; time is worth anything, that walking is an ::; e*travagance and that riding is true economy Le x i n g ton ............................................$ 2095.00 F. O. B. Sanford HUPMOBILE * Yes Sir! You can bet your sweet life I1m going to be at the (Dr Tb. AatooUUd Fr.i>) I* For Florida: Generally fair # M tanight and Snturdny; no # -------# |j j chanw in temjii'ratiire. # # # In Bpltc of nil we could do # 0 * , * * * # # # # # # tho old bulb went to 09 yes- # # tordny. But it is just us wo * I Dr. J. H. Wendler, of Orlnndo, was # said before—It will take a ■* a»onjr the visitors to the city today. 0 good rain and a regular storm * #■ before tho thermometer gets * grUiehael Smith, of Winter Park # down to real figures again. # ud Orlando, was in the city today # However, tho folks will dnneo * , * fpHinff on his friends and transacting 0 tonight:' # 5:40 A. M., SEPTEMBER 9 # kodnrts# Maximum ........................ 99 # • Tonight is the big dnneo at ,the 0 Minimum ........,.............. 70 0 Vtldei hotel. It is put on by the Wo- 0 -Range ............................. 72 0 mta'n Club for the benefit of thp 0 Barometer ......................80.05 # # Calm and clear, 0 ichoo! lunches.' 0 0 0 '0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dr. nnd Mrs. Potter and children, who recently moved here from Bos­ Bomo tlmo. His many Sanford friends ton, and purchased the Tnknsh prop. are glad to lenm that ho has made «rty in Celery avenue, have rented good with the big business interests, the Ilrown house on Ninth street. nnd in being promoted all the time. - ■V SUMMON! JURY FOR RAWLINGS TRIAL AT JAX HANDLING OF CASE MAKES REC­ ORD FOR DUVAL AND THE STATE * # . - r:* ' t i l i \\ , , :.$•' ^ 1 Heotionof 4tUtf 1“ Brlef i ^ s i l IUni* •V ....... !.........$1685.00 F . 6 . B. S a n fo rd | B .& o.M O T O R CO. Sanford, Florida ' Big Dance at . the Valdez JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 9.—Tales­ men from whom to pick the Jury to try Rawlings for the killing of Hlckmnn Sundny night were being sum­ moned toduy to nppcnr in criminal court Monday morning. Handling of tho case established a record for Du­ val county if not for the entiro state. Hickman was shot nnd killed a t 10 o’clock Sunday night. Five minutes Inter Rawlings was in jail. Tho grand jury whb called In special KesBion to meet Wednesday morning but the ab­ sence of one of tho jurors caused the postj onement until Thursdny. Rawl­ ings indicted for murder in the first degree by tho grand jury Thursday morning after eight minutcH delibera­ tion. He wns taken secrctnly to court into yesterday, arraigned, pleaded not guilty. Authorities determined a speedy trial as a warning to criminals who come to Florida each winter. Hotel next Friday and I am going to be amongst the very best dressed because I am wearing a Campus Togs suit that I purchased from 01931 CK.fiufc $5,500 Reward Offered for Arrest of Train Wreckers PERKINS 8i BRITT • '"The Store that is Different ;■M Strike Lenders Vigorously Disclaim nny Knowledge of A. H. A. Blowup ATLANTA, Sept. 9.—Rewards to­ talling $5,509 were offered yesterdny for apprehension with proof to con­ vict the persons responsible fot dyna­ miting an Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic rnilrond freight train near here Wednesday night in which John Morris of Fitzgerald, englner, lost his life nnd three other trainmen were in­ jured. Colonel B. L. Buggs, receiver for the road, in offering $5,000 reward, said rc c ra l clues were being follow­ ed and predicted early arrests. Go\\ Hardwick in announcing u $500 re­ ward declared he was "prepared to use '.he power nnd authority of the stiTte to its last ounce to prevent out­ rages f.i this kind nnd to punish to the limit of the inw the perpetrators of such outrages when apprehended.” Colonel Bugg in n conference with tho governor presented*him with n lint of thirty-three such wrecks or attempted wrecks since tho beginning of tho strike of tho A. B. and A last March. Strike leaders were vigorously dis­ claimed nny knowledge of the out­ rages. Colombia First in Society Nations Formed by U. S. Chief of Columbian Delegation presses Himself (D, "Ihe Associated Frost) C L A S S IF IE D A D S Ex­ Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No sd taken for leas th is 25 cents, and positively no classified nds charged to snyonc. Cask must accompany all ordera. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. GENEVA, Sept. 9.—Should Presi­ dent Harding see fit to erente a new society of nations Colombia will be among the first to apply for mem­ LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC­ FOR SALE bership. Tho chief of the Colombian ING—Tho builder inny still get tho delegation to the League of Nations FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish advantage of low building cost by potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. submitting schedules to us and getting declared today in discussing the re­ 131-tfc direct-from-mlll-to-bullder port that Colombia anti other South Brum ley. service. American republics might withdraw FOR SALE—1021 Model Ford Sedan Our long leaf yellow pine and Tidewa­ from the League. at $550. This is a bargain. See us ter cypress, manufactured in best mills at once.—U. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc insures first quality at lowest pos­ SHERIFF HAND CAPTURES FOR SALE!—Medium size Bnfe. Ap­ sible cost consistent with good lum­ THE DIAMOND THIEF. ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth ber—less middlemen’s henvy profit.— Street.__________________ 94-01, ■ GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, Sheriff Hand returned yeBterdny 138-o.o.d-13tc FOR SALE—One 3clding-iln!l stone Floyidu, from Jacksonville, where he went to lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ deliver tho negro, Will Foster, wanted pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. _ _ . F (_) R _ R e n t _ "7 by Duval county authorities, on a ______________ 110-tfc FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms, fur­ serious charge. He alHo brought nished for light housekeeping. 31B 142-fltp track with him a negro nnmed Dennis FOR SALE—Lexington, 1920 model, Pnimetto Avo. at $1250. LookH good and is in A-l Ford, who wns captured in Jackson­ mechanical condition. Terms to suit FOR RENT—1 nice, furnished housekcoping room; 2 connecting furnish­ ville -on description furnished by the you. -B . & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc ed housekeeping rooms,—Mrs. Rid­ sheriff’s office foi1 the rolibbery of the Trouble in Illinois dling, 205 Oak Ave. 143*2tp dinmond ring from the Drummond FOR SALE—8-room house with nil Stopped by Rains modern convenience, excellent re­ FOR RENT—Several Tight liouschome several weeks ago. They cap­ pair. Private water works, in desir­ keoping rooms. New and clean. 117 —Prevented Raids tured both the ring nnd the negro, able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ Laurel, 144-tfc nnd Mrs. Drummond is being con­ Striking Miners Arc on the War Path gratulated upon the recovery of tho ply to Owijor, 510 W. First Street. 110-tfc WANTED in the Coal Fields .ring ns it was her engagement ring FOR SALE—Buick Roadster at a WANTED—Team work. Inquire M. nnd highly prized aside from the fact (Dr Th» Ai.oalit.d Frau) bargain.—II. Si O. Motor Co. 1-H-tfc Hanson Shoe Shop. 12126tp that it was n valuable stone. ELIZABETHTOWN, III., Sept. 9.— FOR SALE—20 acres good orange Quiet continued to prevail here nnd at LOST grove land situnted within a mile of SOLD QUICKHUILT HOUSE. Rosiclare today folowing heavy rains X Gonevn. The land has not been clear­ LOST OR STRAYED—Ono small yesterday which stopped the threaten­ gray mule. Finder address A. J. George A. DeCottcs has sold his ed but hns a bearing orange grove ed march of the striking miners on 144-2tp these two towns. Deputies continued quickbuilt house on Palmetto avenue bordering it. This tract of innd enn be McCulley, Oviedo, Fin. bought at n rent bargain. For full to patrol the roads and hold the hills nnd expects to build several more homes ns soon ns possible. It is ru­ particulars address "C” care of tho GOOD EYESIGHT IS AN ASSET nnd other points of vnntnge. 118-tfp mored thnt he now hns a sale for all Ilerald office. To hold "a mnn’* job” those days FOR SALE—Strawberry plnntB, ccr- rcnulrcs every faculty in its numt ef­ of the new homes ho recently erected WARRANTS NOT ISSUED tified by State Plant Board, $3 per ficient state. Poor eyesight is a dis­ in this fa s t growing part of Sanford, FOR LEADERS IN TIIE thousand f. o. b. Lake Mary. Farina tinct hnndicnp, WEST VIRGINIA STRIKE. between Tenth and Thirteenth streets It is not just n m atter of seeing Strawberry Gnrdcn, Lake Mary, Fla. on Palmetto. plainly, but of seeing without unnec­ 129-24tp HUNTINGTON, W. Vn., Sept. 9.— essary strain. FOR SALE—Ford Truck. Inquire of NOTICE OF MASTER’S SALE Prosecuting Attorney John Chafin of A thorough examination of tho West Side Grocery. Phono 1(10. eyes, such ns I make, costs but little Logan caunty, today made tho fol­ 130-tfc hut gives a lot of satisfaction. Notice is hereby given that under lowing statement over the long dist­ nnd by virtue of thnt certain final de­ ance telephone when asked concerning ROOFING, Red and green slate sur­ TO M M O O RE reported issuance ,of a number of cree of foreclosure and sale entered face, 3 ply $3.50 per sqqurc. Tiger OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN warrants in connection with last in the Circuit Court of Seminole coun­ brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; Opp. Postofficc Sanford, Florida wcek’H disturbance on the Logan- ty, Floridu, dated September 9th, 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address 1921, wherein Mary Emma Weinart, M, E. Ginn, Box 301. 139-2fltc Boone border: executrix of the estate of Wm. WeinDRINK "It is not tme thnt I have caused FOR SALE AT BARGAINS—Two 5ert doing business as Wm. Wcinnrt & Elder Springs Water. Ms 99 UK-IUO any warrants to he issued. If we is­ room apnrtments; 1 5-room houao, Company is complainant and Herman I f t n? in ir e I'n o '” 1 9 ; sued warrants now we would have to Monde et al nrc defendants I tho un- close in, good location.—A. P. Connel­ ho’d preliminary hearings and this . 138-8tc dorsigned Special Master will on Mon- ly. would merely doublo our work. Wo dny, October 3rd, 1921, offer for sale FOR SALE—Ono heavy duty twowill only hold preliminary hearing in and sell, during tho legal hours of wheel trailer in good condition. In­ case they are insisted on by people sale, in front of the Court House door quire at Font Garage. 143-tfc wo nro now holding." in Bcminolo County, Florida, the fol­ FOR SALE—172 acres in Columbia Mr. Chafin ndded that on his recom­ lowing described innd in snld state and county; 110 in high stnto of culti­ mendation Judge Robert Bland hud county, to-wit: vation; 10 in round pine timber; good called a special grand jury for nuxt Lot Six (0) of Block "X" of Florida 4 room house and tenant house. Will Wednesday to investigate the dis­ Land Si Colonization Company’s Map sell on easy plan or exchange for San­ turbances nnd nttempt to fix respon­ or Plat of St. Gertrude’s Addition to ford property is suitable. Apply to sibility. tho Town of Sanford, owner at 809 Magnoliu, between 4 and Said solo being mado to satisfy said 0:00 p. m. 143-3tp What is claimed to be tho first en­ decree and coots. Purchaser to pay FOR SALE—One ennner, several doz­ tirely electrically driven sow mill in for title . en E. Z. Seal jars, variety of house tho world Ib in Mnlno, current boing GEO. A. DECOTTES, plants,.all potted and growing, very obtained from n high power trans­ Specini MnBterT reasonable. Call- a t . . 1100 Sanford mission lino. DICKINSON St DICKINSON, Avenue. 144-dh-tfc Solicitors for Complainant. FOR SALE—1920 Model 0 cyl. Paige Suspenders that need but three but­ 9-9-5tc. touring car, practically now tires. tons are the idea of an English’tailor, In good condition. Apply A. P. Con­ the wnist band of trousers being cut I The chap who coined the phrase, 144-4tc to form points on which tho buttons “1921 will reward fighters,” probably nolly. nro sewn. had in mind those who fight with FOR SALE—Celery iurm, 16 acres, Tha Circlet la S 5 acres tiled, 3 flowing wells. Big gloves on. yiy ^ arar.tha k ^ house and barn on hard road. Price COMBINATION SALE If your 4*ai*r ca n ’t | A number of Paris building owners, $3,500. Good terms.—E. F. Lane, the AT L. P. McCULLER’S actual b*L*t Real Estate Man. 144-fttp 15-lbs. Granulated (M A A have refused to lease apartments to, ( M X S t m M. J h » lM to 4 « . Suffar ..........................t p l . U l / physicians who use radium, fearing FOR &ALE—I) hives of bees. In good condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 825 the effect of its radiations upcsi othet I 1-lb. Special Mixed it* s . w IT n w y X m S. Servico Shoe Shop, lBS-Snt-Wed-Ot tenants. " » Tea ............. .............. � 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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Conference H as B een Named by P resid en t Harding* |(JOSE BIG FOUR stssasar HE TUB ONES. iBr Th» Th**) WASHINGTON. Sept. 10- - P rJ» ; to t Harding today announced the full American deleicntion to the armament conference. It consists of four mem- STORMS AND HIGH WATER SWEEP TEXAS; HEAVY TOLL IN LIFE AND PROPERTY • • ## * • TROPICAL STORM IS * INCREASING; MOVES * WEPT TIY NORTHWEST. * • • • • • • • • • • • WASHINGTON, Sept, id.— The wenther burenu hns issued the wollowlng storm wnrnlng: “Advisory 10 p. m.—Tropical storm central Friday night In Iongitude 03, latitude 14, approxlmntely and moving west-northwest, increasing In Intensity. Dangerous for vessels in centrnl Caribbean sens next thirty-six hours. . a a a • • • • • • • • « • • • • San Antonio Damaged to the Extent of Millions TEN INCHES RAIN PLAYS HAVOC WITH UU8 INESS HOUSES—TORNADO SWEEPS WEST INDIES • A new postal regulntlon nuikes It possible for inotherH to bring tliulr btthle* down when tlm parcel post iunn calls and have them weighed on the scale which In part of the ci|iilpmunt of tin- wagon. In Oakland, Cal., the scheme TORONADO IN DAKOTAS-tins already been placed In practice, and the mothers eagerly bring tlielr babes nail place them on the scales. STRUCK SIOUX FALLS CAUSING DESTRUCTION. ^Charles Evans Hughes, secretary of itstc, former justice of the Supremo Court, one-time cnndltlnto for the presidency and twice governor or (By Th* A itooU U d F r*u> New York; lawyer by profession. SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Sept. 10.— Elihu Root, once necrctary of war, Two men wore killed nt West Sioux liter secretary of state, former sen­ Falls, and many smnll farm buildings ior from New York, lawyer, jurist destroyed in n toronndo which struck and statesman of international repu- • just outside Sioux Fnlls city limits tatlon. The late President Roosevelt ( Inst night. Tho towns of Ollis, Hart­ his close friend and colleague, once EX-SERVICE MEN ARE REQUEST­ ford and East Sioux Falls reported paid tribute to hin attainments by do- [ hard hit, but telephone nnd tele­ ED TO GET IN TOUCH scribing him ns “the ablest man In graph communication demoralized. WITH THEM public life in America.” 1 Henry Cabot Lodge, senator from GERMAN SUBMARINE The Clean-Up Squad, sent out by INDIVIDUAL I.TADERS At the Meeting on Sep- government Massachusetts .Republican floor lead­ IN MAJOR LEAGUES. EXPLODES AT LIVERPOOL agencies, the Red Cross er, chairman of the foreign relations KILL THREE MEN. 4ember 13th at Tal­ and the American Legions, arrives In (By Tho AooocUtod Proof) committee, long time student of inOrlando on September 19th, nnd will lahassee CHICAGO, Sept 10.—Individual ( By The A nocU U d Praia) temational affairs, and author of establish headquarters nt the Cham­ lenders in tho Major Leagues up to many works of an historical nature. • LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10.—The treber of Commerce. The squad will re­ nnd includisg games of last Wednes­ UB„ .W. Underwood, w. ---- , -----------Oscar Domocrat,- mendouti explosion on n tho former main there, until September 19th, dur­ day, are us follows: Home runs, ifnlor senator from Alabama, leader submarine Deutschland, nt Birkending wlhch time, the members will Ruth, 94. Nntionul, Kelly, New of his party in the sennte nB ho waB ncnd, nertuts Mersey from Liverpool, work with one end in view nnd that York, 22. Hitter, American, Heliin the house of ropresontntiyea, ro- killed three men and Injured three IF BOARD ACTS UNFAVORABLY end is to get in touch with every exmunn, Detroit, 403. National, Hornescarded by colleagues of both parties others today, and possibly many othON PARDON IT IS DEAD FOR servico mnn who hns a claim against hmy, St. Louis, 40(1. Stolen bases, CERTAIN PERIOD in the senate chamber ns "safe and Crs perished. Tho submarine was bethe government, nnd set in motion the American, Harris, Washington, 20. sane,’ ’lawyer by profession and in jng- dismantled nt tho time of the ex­ machinery to get quick and satisfac­ to y The A uoolated P r t u ) National, Frisch, New York, 47. public and political life since 1892. plosion, which occurred In the engine TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 10.—The tory adjustment of that claim. II# was for the treaty of Versailles room from undetermined enuse. The Tho paramount idea of tho Clean­ State Board of Pardons nt its meet­ and the league of nations covenant, Doutschlnr.d was one of the aubbmning here September 13th will have u p Squad is to cut red tape that has with or without reservations. rlnes surrendered by Gormans under before it 108 applications for clem­ prevented hundreds of disabled veter­ Thesefour will represent Americn the peace treaty, ency, according to Attorney General ans nnd ex-service men in general nt the table nt which will bo gathered (Buford, who has issued a list of tho from receiving the compensation that four from cncli other nutlon repre­ applicants together with tho offenses the government is glad to give. In sented. for which they were convicted. Under this work the Red Cross and the Leg­ Confidence that both Mr. Root and a new rule, 'when the hoard has acted ion • have every assurance from tho Senntor Underwood ,would servo was unfavorably upon an application for government of complete and whole ATLANTA, Sept. 10.—The federal express'd nt the Whate House. Sen­ pardon, the applicant will not he per­ hearted cooperation. bureau of "safety will investigate the ator Underwood’s position as minority mitted to file another petition until a Under the plait of campaign, tho wreck of an Atlanta, Birmingham & lender in tin senate, where he might !certain period has elapsed. This rule, Squad composed of experts who are Atlantic railroad freight train here be called upon to sign any treatry or however, will not ho enforced until thoroughly familiar with every detail other agreement reached was not ex­ TOTAL LARGEST SINCE LAST after the next meeting and as a coti- of the workings of the War Risk In- Wednesday night which leaders deny was caused by dynamite or other ex­ pected to preclude his acceptance. In OCTOBER, IS REPORT (I'ontlm ied on I’aito HI *) stianco Act and the Vocational Re- plosives ns claimed by officials of the event, however, that he should And it ISSUED 'Imbilitation Act, will get in personal roud, it was announced last night by IrncossiMc to orve, it was intimated touch with every man who has a clnim J. M. Larissey, vice-president of the Fatty Arbuckle unofflclnlly that John W.- Davis, form10.—Rail.......... .................. WASHINGTON, Sept.................... thinks he may have a claim, take Order of Railway Conductors. May Be Responsible or fr amlmnsmlor to Great Britain might ronds of the country had a net operntup his ense as an individual proposi­ Mr. I.arifiscy, who asserted that the be the (Ifinm rat member of the Amer- ing income in July of $09,485,000, the . For Girl’s Death tion, nvoid lengthy nnd nerce wreck­ wreck was caused by defective equip­ ican delegation. Mr. Underwood ut largest since Inst October and $17,ing correspondence, and get results. ment und track, made public a tele­ present is in the mountains of Ten- 000,000 more than in June, the Asso- j(-nt Comedian Gave Girl Drinks and With that thought in view the gram from W. I’. Borland, chief of elation of Railway Executives an­ She Dies ............ . . ___ ... ---- . the bureau, promising the investigaSquad will visit .centers in every --------------* nounccd last night on the basis of rcstnte in the southeast nnd before the j tion which Mr. Lnrissey had request(By Tho AooocUtod Prooo) Bodies Found ports filed with the Interstate Com­ campaign is concluded, every county cd. Inquiry into the wreck which cost SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.—Tho merce Commission. Tho earnings, " In tho section will bo covered. It Is the life of the engineer had i\revlous111 CllH <lgO M y s t e r y , statement by the association said, death of Miss Vlrginiu Rnppef of Los belloved that by bringing this opporly been promised by Governor Ilnrdn motion picture actress in n One is Buried wuru “• t*’° nnnuai rato 4% per Angeles, tunity right to the doors of the voter.wick who ......... told u “— delegation from the »«»«=•-1 ------ — ........cent on the tentative valuation fixed hospital hero yesterday is being in- vunay rmut iw mu uwi« vestigated by tho police. The girl nns every mnn entitled to compensaInternational Association of Macliin'By Tho AttooitUd Frau) by the commission for rate making ists he would appoint tin investigat­ CHICAGO, Sept. 10.—The dissected purposes. Tho compilations were was stricken whllo attending n party tion, wll get it and get it speedily. ing commission if they formally re­ body of (’ur| The Squad furnishes the bblg op­ Monday night in n hotel suitu occu­ il Annus, automobile sales- based on reports from 202-clnss ono quested such action. Thoy drew up a pied by Roacoo (Fatty) Arbuckle. An portunity for tho veteran to hnvq mi "ho ilisutiprared Thursday with rallrouds having n total milcngu of autopsy disclosed death resulted from straightened out nil his difficulties of petition for presentation today and J. Daugherty, whose body 239,041. Col. B. L. Bugg, receiver for the road, found —■ *n the Desplnincs river no, Roads failing _ to eurn their operut- congested lungs superinduced by peri­ compensation nr.d vocational tra ii\ on being told of this, declared he iM nl.iy, wu.K unearthed today under ing expenses nnd taxes for the month tonitis. Stomach removed for analy­ ing nnd medical treatment right nt would welcome such inquiry. Kunige in the rear of the home of....... ’ numbered fifty-seven as compared sis. Arbuckle said the girl had one home. It iH, ns well, the chnnce of The machinists’ petition declares 9- W, Chun h with seventy-two in Juno. In tho or two drinks und then became hys­ many to find out if they have claims that the wreck was not caused by tin eastern district itho operating reve­ terical. Los Angeles report said Ar- and if they have, to get them filed explosive hut by a defective engine, I'KIISIIINC, TO FRANCE nues decreased 32.9 per cent. Their hucklo nnd his attorney wore enrouto properly, so thnt response will j he saying that investigation will show , net operating income was u k ' arry honor m e d a l «.«. $27,330,000 to San Francisco today. IIo is quot­ satisfactory nnd immediate. that ’one of the pony truck wheels To reduce trouble, delay, nnd ex­ •'DIJ UNKNOWN SOLDIER. «H compnred with a deficit lust year. ed us snying he would assist in tho came off and because of the great investigation. pense to n minimum, the Squad will —----Operating revenues of southern roads speed at which the train wus being furnish each disabbled veternu, who run ut the time, the engine ran from WASIMvr'T A,*ocl*‘*d Pr*M) decreased 10 per cent nnd their cxreports at squad headquarters, with tho railH nnd turned over." »l IVr i ' I®’—Goner- ponses decreased 20.1 per cent. Their BLEW BANK SAFE AND STOLE BONDS OF • transportation hack homo and meals nordin lH <>n*ere<* President net operating incotno whh $8,308,000 UNDETERMINED AMOUNT. Tind lodging until his business is com­ The petition also pledges every ef­ 1,1 pr f *" U ,y to. ,,roct‘p(l bo Franco ns cohtpared with a deficit lust year, fort to apprehend and convict the per­ 0( [j Ml ’ ( °ngresslonal Medal Operating exponscs of westetn ronds pleted. ^ petrators of the crime if it can ho (By Th* A ftocU U d Pr«««) thm 'i!" unknown soldier of decreasQd 11.8 per cent and their exPJULASKI, Vn., Soptt. 10.—Bonds’ Whllo the squad is in Orlando, it shown thnt tho wreck was planned rcpuWk ponses 20.7 p q s ^ e n t in July. Their valued nt fen thousand nnd unde­ will take up in addition to the affairs nnd commends tho governor’s stand not operating income was $33,781,000 termined amount o fensh was stolen of local veterans, the nffnirs of cx- in efforts to break up lawlessness. AAIIE SETS RECORD. 'us compared with $9,104,000 In July, last night whon rubbers blew the sorvlco men in Orange, Seminole nnd Colonel Bugg, who recently told tho • 1920. ^ governor there hud been thirty-three volt in tho Bank of Drnpor, nt the Osceola counties. 1*1111.ADELPuVaUlO ' • "The total operating revenues for town of Draper, four miles from hero. such wrecks or attempted wrecks FOOD PRICES GO UP Kubh today eounlL’l \ VPt' 10'~ Ba,'° July," tho stntomont said, “nmounted since strike trouble on the road hud «rd h,'* World“ T0* to «> $402,998,000, » « 2,u6a Conl "f 94 hnm.. which was a decrease begun laBt March, declared tho train PIPE TRADES STOP WORK. (By Th* Ai*«cl*t*d Fr***) '\ ” " , ......... ............. ' *' ", •be fourth inninn. " " HcnBon in of $00,000,000, or 12VG per cent, ns WASHINGTON, Sopt. 10—Increns- wus undor orders not to run more than 0 P>c Phllndc’nhU V»K ," mo betwoon emopnrod with July, 1920, although L)IULf\UU| CHICAGO, oujii* Sopt. iu»*"nui»ving 10.—Hoisting vm on-- es in tho retail prices of food in A u-, twonty mllcu an hour nnd assorted I,.., tho mo rates are now > ■litvYo.i v , Ath,ctic" ...... nnd tho on a higher bnsls. . ,r k Yankees. Th« v«»i___ ginoers and pipe trades unions hnvo gust as compared with July shown in.there was proof that an explosive had pcr rat tbli h 7 no Yankee slug- Operating expenses worn $302,770,000 apparently stopped work on all largo stntiBticn for fifteen additional cities, wrecked it. 2l> 'wt veir n .til 0 t,rCCOrd on S°Pt- a reduction .of $191,000,000, or 29.4 .building .. ■ ■ • ii ia a .. -I__ « i t i _ » _ •__ I__ At.— P m u tird u totalling $5,600 have been Rewards jobs in tho city today, fol- made public yostordny by tho departably tho ™,n, 7 , °mer wnH prob* pcr ^ont- Tho net operating Incomo lowing tho wa'go put announced by mont of labor included: offered for apprehension and convic­ Lhlbo Park 'm.CH , r*Vo 0Vcr hit nt compares with a deficit of ^11,878,000 Judge K . Landis in his arbitration.- Norfolk, 9 per cent; Charleston, S. tion of any person responsible for tho •he «lr Into (b?„°t 8al,cd hI«K I" 1 o t Ju'V. 1920." wreck. decision Wednesday. Numerous walk- C., 4 per cent, 4d the S o m o Z C e n te r n n d c ,c a r * ----------- -- ---------- ---rar!{, cutting th 8trect wnl’ tho As a s u b a t i t u t a t i n for numor- outs wore henrtl from various parts Expcrnntists throughout the world A club hag Is-------— designed — to of tho city although two groups—tho « new ..v- golf -----—» Cn the curl, Th* v " trC° Rrow,nff ou" purposes an afloy made of zinc, electricians and tho bricklayers, have also carry clothing so thnt it will bo are publishing seventy periodicals in in th,. li .L° . Yank°cfl made bIx calcium and leud Is being used In that universal langguage. nlrendy npproved tho new wngo scale. ‘ in good-condition whon removed. ‘ ine »lxth Inning. Germany. STATE PARDONING BOARD WILL HAVE APPLICATIONS HUNDRED-EIGHT PARDONS CLEAN-UPSQUAD TOBEATORLANDO THURSDAY,15TH UNDER m RULE RAILROADSSHOW LARGE INCREASE IN NET INCOME i l i t , . . . , . ____ _ --• v a ilW W IIW « m i a O llll, O ” . . . a »M M V % a at W M I | «| > W * | M a a • • * '• • • a • • • • • »■ — - • II _ . ^iWsrasrv. V U Y> t i l l U U I/ I * ” " RAILUNIONSASK PROBEOFWRECK OFA. B.&A. TRAIN (By Th* AatocUtad Praia) SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Sept. It).—Seventeen bodies, mostly of women and children, nre In the morgue nt noon today. Estimate* of probable loss of life continue to he large. Police still placing it nt five hundred. Property lose Is certain to he mnny millions. As the waters recede workers are searching ruined houses. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Sept. 10.—Six nre known dead and property in the center of the city damaged several million dollnra by the flood which swept San Antonio last night. Estimates of life loss, and property dnmngo were difficult enrly today. Swol­ len by heavy rainH for the last two days the Snn Antonio river nnd Alnznn Creek overflowed into the down town business district, spreading over an • area ulwut twenty-four blocks. At the of­ fice of the Snn Antonio Express “"water reached into the first floor ut 12:45 u. m. und n few hours later the telegraph, nnd tele­ phone connections were severed. Over ten inches of rain hnd fall­ en nt one o’clock this morning over Austin and all tho surround­ ing country with the storm un­ abated. Water in the vicinity of the telephone building here is twelve feet deep. Water from Snn Antonio river and Olmos Creek, which wind through the city, flooded the bus­ iness section for many blocks to a depth of ten to fifteen feet. San I’edro Creek, on the west side of the city overflowed and Joined , the waters from the river nnd swept through the Southern part of the cjty. 'The Water wus fif­ teen feet deep in the lobby of Gunter hotel. Tho power house will he out of commission for at least two or three dnys. Partial telephone service hns been resum­ ed. The water service will Im> cut of$ at least twenty-four hours. Street cur service is cut off in­ definitely. Alarming reports of life loss in valley of Sun Antonio river south of Ihe city is coining in hut unable to confirm them. It is believed the greatest loss of life in the city occurred in the Mexicnn district. I'hll Wright, commissioner of fire and police, stated ut 8 o’clock this morning he iH'lieved the loss of life was very high. Only six bodies have been recovered so fur. Wires of Commercial Telegraph compan­ ies went 'down curly today and scores of persons nnxious to get word outside thut they were safe came to the office of the Snn An­ tonio Light und uppenlcd to have messages sent over the wires of the Associated Press, which were working. PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Sept. 10.—A tropical storm of great violence, which struck Trinidad Thursday, caused two deathH nnd damage to shipping estimated ut $150,000. Damages from the storm which ia travel­ ing West nnd Northwest princi­ pally confined to harbor. It is the ,worst storm within the mem­ ory of the oldest inhabitants. DAYLIGHT BANK ROBBERY. (By Th* A uoflltU d F r« u ) INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 10.—Three armed bandits held up tho Peach Grove Stato Bank, at Beach Grovo, a suburb of this city, at noon yester­ day, forced, employes and two cus­ tomers of the bank into a back room; and escaped in an automobile with approximately $25,000. A fourth ban­ dit remained a t the wheel of the robber car, while the hoidpp was committed. �THE SANFORD DAlLy H ^ L D , FRIDAY, Rise in Cotton Brings Prosperity To the Nation And Especially Throughout the Great , 1 Copyright 1921 Hart Sciuiincr A Marx How good” is more important than "how Much” OU want the clothes you buy to give satisfaction. You can’t have satisfaction without good quality. Good quality is: all-wool fabrics for long wear; fine tailoring to add to the wear by shape keeping; good style. Y A ny price is too much unless you get those things; Y ou ’ll get them at a lo w cost when you fin d this name in clothes — _ Hart Shaffner 8i Marx 53232348534823482348534853484848020048485323532348005353484853535348534823485348532348535348534848 BUADENTOWN WILL VISIT just finished nearly two millions dol­ SEVERAL FLORIDA TOWNS lars worth of new building this year. TO I.KAHN SOMETHIN! The Art Gallery at Stetson College will also be visited. Thursday noon Next Wednesday morning at 7 the party will reach Daytona, and o’clock the Bradentown boosters will that afternoon will be spent seeing len^e for Lakeland, Orlando, Del.aml Daytona, Daytona Bcncji, Seabreeze, and Duytonu oif a "got better ac­ etc., nnd finding out what is being quainted with their neighbors” trip. done at tills marvelous east coast re­ The plan is for the motorendu to take sort city. Bradentown is now just lunch and Bee Lakeland before onu liecoming a resort town, und undoubt­ o'clock Wednesday, then go on to Or­ edly can learn much from Daytona as lando where tho boosters of thnt to the operation of tho bench resorts city havq prepared to show Braden­ nnd other worthwhile things. The en­ town people a good time, nnd chiefly tire trip is one of education nnd de­ to show thorn whut thfftlund metrop­ velopment. Wo should learn much olis-of Florida is doing in the devel­ that will help in building up Beuutiopment line. Tho Bradentown contin­ ful Bradentown Everyone who can gent will enjoy a banquet nt Orlando should tnke tho trip, nnd leurn how In the evening and tho Orlando folks other towns uini cities are going ahead.—Bradentown Journal. FEDERAL OFFICERS SHOOT GEORGIA MAN IN RAID ON HOUSE IIAZELIIURST, Gn., Sopt. 8.—In raiding tho placq of J. M. Brand, near here yesterday, federal prohibition of­ ficers shot nnd prohnhly fatnlly woupded Bruce Kirby whom they said a t­ tempted to Rhoot the officors. They also clnim to have found a flftccnyenr-oid girl, Alice Moore, dressed in men’s clothing, whom they charge wns held in poonngo. Sho is from Nunez,' Emanuel county, the officers said. Kirby Is in a local hospital with his intestines punctured in thirteen dif­ ferent plnces, from buchshot. Brand Is under nrrost on charges of illicit distilling nnd peonage and tho girl Is being held as a witness. Both will ho taken to Savannah, In a few days. The officors Btatcd that after the girl dunned men’:) clothing sho said sho wns told thnt her services woro needed ns a guard at tho distillery. Sho said hor life was threatened If she tried to got away. pect to doy ip tho near future. A t' Even though tho cost of building Lakeland the luncheon wo will hnvo hnB Rono dow« H0,n<» 25 per cont or learned ol the things worthwhile thnt nu,ro under what it wns Inst year, the Lakeland Is doing, I l>u»t month's building permits show n Thursday morning at six o'clock tho substantial gain over what they wore motorcade'will move towards DoLnnd l»«t August. A total of 110 permits at tho Athens of Florida break- ( wero issugd with an aggregated outfcs^ VjiU be Mtved, and the new build- iny of $281,305. For tho first six Inga and other new development go- months of 1020 the permits issued to* 11! ,b* P*f’*nd *■ w,d u l,«d $1,244,735, against $1,306,323, The world news ths day ft happens, W JU fr- V # cdhttmilon, or ljavo for 1021.—Reporter-Star. J tho Herald office. NEW YORK, Sept. Or-The present spectacular rise in cotton prices is *generally regarded throughout that and allied industries a sthe breaking of the key log in the prosperity jnm. A canvass of tho bigger cotton brokerage offices here yesterday re­ vealed that while thero have been some marked indications of a return to normal economic conditions in oth­ er lines, stinking off of the inertia in cotton is having a nationwide stimu­ lating effect. The concensus ran something like this: "Tho marking up of row cotton prices to something liko their real value has created confidence among tho bankers und merchants who hnvo been "carrying’ tho growers, textile manufacturers, fabricators of cotton goods and tho employes of all of these. While raw cotton remulncd at an abnormally low figure, buyors per­ versely expected it to go even low­ er. Thero wns a general stagnation in all trades using cotton, the rami­ fications of which are nlmost endless. Then there came the sudden realiza­ tion that wo have a real cotton-fam­ ine. "The rush of buying sent cotton up nearly 100 per cent. Now textile mills arc reopening. Automobljo tiro manufacturers nnd’olhcr users of cot­ ton hnvo begun to place orders. Mill machinery makers are starting up again. Hundreds of thousands of per­ sons affected directly or Indirectly by cotton\oro preparing to go back to work. Banks and merchants who lonncd money or goods to tho growers arc being paid back. "The present upturn in prices should be followed by a sharp re­ action, and this by another upturn. These variations probably will con­ tinue up to the first of the year, but the average price Bhould continue well above 20 cents n pound." It was pointed out that with an ncrungu 28 per cent below normal; tho condition of the American crop is the poorest in history—40.8 per cont, compared with a ten-year aver­ age of 07.7 per cent. This is an inas against Inst yenr’s crop ot 13,600,­ 000 bales. Buyev suddenly realized that tho supposed “enrry over” of 0 ,­ 000,000 bales largely mythical and that there is a cotton "fnmino." "They nro only doing what they should have done months ago," one broker said. Ho added that while the consumer will have to pay moro for fabricated cotton, tho prosperity re­ sulting from the stimulation of trade will more than offset this. 700 PUPILS ENROLL IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS AT STATE CAPITAL TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 0—Although npproximntcly 700 students hnvo been enrolled in Tnllnhnncc’s public schools the maximum hns not yet been reach­ ed, according to nn announcement Wcdntsdny by City Superintendent of Schools R. F. Seniey. Tho enrollment, Mr. Seniey Bays, will continue for sev­ eral dnys nnd will not Tench the high mark for about two wcekR. Prof. Seniey and the faculty mem­ bers of TnllnhnHscc's public schools nro greatly plensed with the opening nnd nro looking forward to a splendid year in tho work nh a whole. Tho lunch room at tho uLon high school opened Wednesday nnd stu­ dents of all departments will he per­ mitted to take their lunch by paying n small sum to help defray expenses of its operation. Thomas Meigjhajn In Also a Good Comedy Tomorrow--.-BEBE DANIELS in YOU NEVER. CAN TELL Also a Torchy Comedy , SUMMER DAYS WILL SOON BE OVER It has been u busy summer even though it was vneation time and wo face the winter seuson with tho greatest und brightest prospects for n most prosperous year. Our busi­ ness and your business is increasing, Sanford is growing beyond expectations of tho greatest boosters, conditions are better, Florida is tho most prosperous state in tho union. Now is the time to think of the proverbial "rainy day." Save your money while you are making it. Bank it with the bank that insures your deposits. Start your bank account today. The W in te r Season Is Advancing G E T READY FOR BUSINESS T H A T IS COMING The Peoples Bank * o f Sanford CROPS FORECASTED WASHINGTON, Sept. 0.—Prelimi­ nary estimates ot this year’s produc­ tion of winter wheat and hny and forecasts for other crops based on the condition September 1, were announc­ ed by tho department of agriculture today iih follows: Winter wheat, 544,­ 000,000 bushels; spring whent, 210,­ 000,000; nil wheat, 754,000,000; corn, 3,180,000,000. The corn crop which suffered n loss of about 81,000,000 bushels in prospective production in July, nude a gain of 154,000,000 bushels during August over the fore­ cast last month, the indicated produc­ tion from the September 1 condition of tho ocrop being 3,180,<)00 bushels. COMPLETES LONG SWIM NEW YORK, Sept. 0 .—Sompleting a 145-mile swim begun at Albnny Inst Friday, Miss Millo Gnde, 22 yenrs old, a swimming instructor at tho New York Young Women's^ Association, arrived nt Battery Purk at 10:57 o’clock this morning. A launch nnd a rowbont accompanied her down the Hudson nnd sho slept nnd nt aboard the launch. She left Albany nt 0:30 last Friday morning nnd covered, in­ cluding detourH, approximately 153 miles. Sho wns in the water 03 hour Pinning down the wnves that occur nnd 36 minutes. in bituminous surfaced roads is the Tho only ship thnt hns no difficulty purpose of a new heavy machine in­ tended to lie drawn by a tractor or in finding a capacity lend these days power driven roller. is statesmanship MEN’S .WORK SHOES, Pair ........................................... MEN’S MAHOGANY OXFORDS Pair ............................. .............. LADIES’ OXFORDS, Pair ................... ....................... LADIES’ COMFORT SHOES, Pair ........................................... LADIES’ HIGH SHOES, Pair .................. ......................... BOYS’ SUITS, Each ............... .......................... OVERALLS, Pair ........................................... PIN CHECK PANTS, Pair ............................................ YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. South Atlantic League. At Spartanburg, 0, Augusta &. At tCoiumliin 10, Charlotte 0. At Chnrleston-Grecnville, rain Americnn Longue. At Philadelphia 0, New York 5, At Cleveland 1, Detroit 15. At St. Louis 4, Chicago 3. Others not scheduled. National League. At Boston 0-13, Philadelphia 8-Z. At Chicago 0, Cincinnati 2. Others not scheduled. Southern Association. Memphis 4, Nashvillo 0. Atlnnta 3-4, Mobile 0-1. Chattanooga 3, New Orica International League. Newark 12-3, Jersey Ci' Syracuse 5, Buffalo 0. Rending 4, Baltimore 1. Toronto 3, Rochester 5. Buy Where Merchandise R A F F E L D ’S Service S la ^f* �rv’* )■;,; . • • •*V* : ■ > tcr^ijifwcw ■ ’ F i ................ F AGE TWO It'S SO CIETY well's home, on Seventh Itreot, and leave in n body at 3:30 for the lako. SEWINC. PARTY FOR VISITOR. HRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, r Mrs. A. L. Lilja entertained very __________ Phone 217-W delightfully yesterday morning nt a porch sewing party in compliment to SOCIAL CALENDAR Mrs, C. L. Smith, of Dado City, the house guest of Mrs. Robert Waltour. SATURDAY—Misses Ethel nnd Flor­ The porch nnd living room wore ar­ ence Henry, Seritn Lake, Dorothy tistically decorated with baskets of Rumph, nnd May Thrasher, will en­ pink hibiscus. tertain at a "Miscellaneous Show­ Sewing on bits of fancy work nnd er" nt the homo of tho Misses Hcnmusic were tho features of tho momry, in compliment to Miss Helen , t ng, Mrs. Smith nnd Mrs. Waltour Pock, n charming bride-elect, ofr"***, * , . . _ . i rendered several piano selections. ^A TU R ^A Y -Tho Children', Story | S£o Hour will be. held at tho Ccntrnl " ....., . , M . iwas accompanied tiy Mrs, Waltour. Park at 5 o clock. Mrs. Lilja wna assisted in Berving Monday—St. Agnes Guild will meet refr 08jiment 8 0f sherbet and gold cake at the home of Mrs. A. W. Lee, 200 . M,89 Rcl)ccca Stevens. Laurel avenue at I o clock. | Mrfl Klie8t8 included Mrs. Monday.—Westminster Club, of tho g|nJlh honorct!| Mrs. Wnltour, Mrs. Presbyterian church will have a „ R stuVen8( MrH. Emily, of Pennawimmlng party and picnic "upper (aylvnnln Mra> Irwill( Mr8. Newby, at Mrs. Fred Williams’ home on m ,m Lucj|o -N ^by, Mrs. L. M. TelCrystal Lake. !ford, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Courier, Mrs. . | R. L. Griffin, Mrs. Ernest Krupp, Mrs. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED R p Brownlee, Mrs. W. T. Langley Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Greene an- am, Mrg w T Fields. nounce the engagement of th e ir. _____ daughtor, Helen Gladys, to Mr. Earn - 1b i n n e d PARTY IN HONOR OF ost W. Mathews, of Leesburg, the 1 BRIDE-ELECT marriage to be solemnized in Octo Among the many pre-nuptial part­ her. ies given Miss Helen Peck, a popular 'member of the younger society Bet, W. G. Sims, of Grovclnnd, was a wb„nc marriage to Don Whitcomb visitor in the city yesterday. takes place next Wednesday, was the -------dinner party given last evening by Mr. nnd M t b . R. fc. Hoover, of MoRobert Grovcnstien, at her home nett, Mo,, are spending some time Myrtle avenue. here nt the Montezuma. Reuutiful in nil its dctnils was the dinner table with its appointments of Mr. ami Mth. D. R. Brisson and 8|]ver, crystal mid dainty China and children, of Daytona Beach, are the Rs (|CCOrntions of pink and green. A guests of the former’s sister, Mrs. W.'|n„ cry8tn| VUHt, filled with pink vine J. McBrdie. , an(j nsparagus fern centered the taible, while pink streamers from the Mrs, I). A. Caldwell returned yes- cb«ndelier were fastened to tho four terdny from Leesburg, where she has ,.orncra of tho tablo. The place cards been visiting her sister, Mrs. .1. S. Jwore hnnj painted in pink and green, Mahoney. She was accompanied home the prctty t.olor waB also carby her nephew, C. C. Garrett. , out in the four course dinner. ~ | The charming honoree, Miss Peck, D. A. Caldwell and son, Joe, return- wort, for this occasion a dainty frock cd home yesterday from Jacksonville whitu organdie, where they have spent the past week, j T h i „ w n s „ nu ,',f th e m o s t delightful affairs given this popular brideC. Carol Garrett, returned to his Hll(J tht)8u enjoying social courhome in Leesburg last night after tesy were: Misses Ethel and Florspending the .lay with his relatives, enec , Ienryi Agnes Dumas, May Mr. and Mrs. D, A. Caldwell and fam- .Thrasher, Dorothy Humph, Seritn 'Lake and. the honoree, Miss Peck. h.'7*it h ill I Jv i! tl It is not everyone who goes to war that is accorded the groat privilege of doing something that would entitle them to a medal. These tokens of tho appreciation on the part of tho gov­ ernment nre not protty baubles to bo given to spcclnl favorites but are for real service and are only given after mature deliberation and rigid investi­ gation. The following letter to Co), G. W. Knight, of this city, demonstates that he served his country faithfully nnd well in the real fighting: ' "To Col. G. W. Knight: Dear Sir: "Under the provisions of tho act of Congress approved July 0, 1D18 (Bui, No. 43, W. D., 11)18), a distinguishedservice mednl wns awnrded on August 12, 1021, by the Wnr Department to you with the following citation: "For exceptionally meritorious and distinguished services near Bethlncourt, Franco, on Septem­ ber 2&, 1018. He was assigned the task of placing foot bridges over Forges River nnd cutting the wire in front of the enemy po­ sitions. In this, his inspiring lead­ ership and constant supervision were conspicuous. Later ho or­ ganized the regiment for the No­ vember 1st offensive which en­ tailed the building of nine bridg­ es, every one of which wns com­ pleted in time for the artillery to keep pnee with the Infantry. His organization of the work nt hand enabled the advance to proceed without deluy nnd nlso enabled the Infantry to have the support of the Artillery, and to keep in close touch with their transport.’’"Very respectfully, "P. C. HARRIS, "The Adjutnnt General." "War Department, "Washington, D. C." OF INTEREST TO WOMEN. It is expected that delegates from women’s labor organizations of 49 na­ tions will attend the second Inter­ national Congress of Working Women to be held at Geneva next month. Lady Surma Mar Cimoom, who has been chosen us the leader of thd As­ SWIMMING PARTY WIIAT FIVE MEN? syrian nation, and the first womnn A congenial group motoring out to ' Crystal Lake last night where they J "The Five Men Most in the Eyes of president In the world, is a native As­ enjoyed a delightful swim and picnic the World Today," is the subject of a syrian who received her education in supper were: Mr. and Mrs. C. W. specially prepared address to be de­ France and Englnnd. Stokes, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Harrison,' livered by Dr. George Hyman at The Misses Hazel Sorrell, Dorothy Stokesv! Baptist Temple on next Sunday night Lady Rhondda, who controls enorm­ nnd I’nttye Lyle and Mr. Jack Lloyd. nt 8 o'clock. Very likely you have an ous financial and industrial interests, opinion. The message is calculated gives it as her opinion that women on WESTMINSTER CLUB to change the lives of people. To put the whole are as fit to tackle big busi­ The members of the Westminster pep into every day activities and the ness as men. The commonsensc and did ) of the Presbyterian church, will goal of life is presented in such n way practical ability which women have huvo a swimming party and picnic that you will be one to do your best are a natural asset, she says, and the supper Monday at Mrs. Fred Williams from the kick-off to the etui of the difference between men and women to* at Crystal Lake. All members are re­ game. Avail yourself of the oppor­ day is mostly n matter of environ­ quested to meet at Miss Lottie Cnld- tunity of hearing this message. ment and training. Information If you are doing business with Bankers, Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ ange County, and feel the need of informa­ tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ it standing of your customers, it would he wise to communicate with us. , The Orlando Credit Association Post Office Box 193 S f'-y jail.: IP Orlando, Fla. J t■ 91 R- f*'‘l j£\;\ mX' A Cozy Home FROM THE FOREST TO YOU By eliminating ail of the waste, over half of the labor, all of the middle man’s profits and by delivering n home on record time direct from the forest to you QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Built according to latest improved methods of house construction, of the boat of materials, at a great saving. Their economy is worth investi­ gating. WHITE FOB CATALOGUE showing in natural colors many attractive, money-snvlng homes. A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, D ept 18-K CHARLESTON, 8. C. ENTZMINGER BROTHERS LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. i a *. ».o j; ******* Col. G. W. Knight Receives Medal for Distinguished Service Miss Tillie Ruppcl, chief operator of a suburban telephone exchange in sntjonnl chase nftcr two desperate men who had escaped from the stato penitentiary. Believing that she rec­ ognized the two men as they passed down the road on their way to the open country, Miss Ruppel notified the authorities and thes kept con­ stantly on the trail of the fugitives by calling each farmhouse in succes­ sion along the road they were travelng. Thus, when the sheriff's posse was formed, she wns ublo to tell tho members exactly where the men wen*, and they were soon ovrtnkn and capturd. BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION TO MEET SEPTEMBER 19. The second meeting of the Orange Belt Beekeepers’ Association will he he'd at Sanford, Monday, September :: 10, *at tho Woman’s Club bbliilding, at 10:30 a. m. All kcckcopcrs are re­ 4* quested to attend and Join nnd assist in perfecting the organization. j The program for this occasion will be ns follows: 1. Rending minutes of Inst meet­ ing. 2. 'Unfinished business. 3. Running an organization on business principles. J. R. Case, of Port Orange. 4. Whnt the State institutions can and are doing for the beekeeper. Wilmont Newell, Gainesville. 5. Getting th omost out of an or­ ganization. Mr. Colby, of Casndngn. (I. How to identify bee diseases, Mr. Reese, of Gainesville. 7. Preparing n colony for the hon­ ey flow. C. H. Clue, Sanford. 8 . Getting tho most out of our honey. F, A Schanuin, Cassia, 0. Place of next meeting. 10. Question box. For persons who move about) in their work nnd carry seats with them, a South Carolina man has invented a i chnir attached to n man's body by a sort of Jacket. 1«4,s --j*< Nrttijrr i0 %rc &aljiatimt itt Antj (tJfan 3fmta) ^ m« j' Jesus alone can give you the Strength, ' Comfort and Inspiration you need C om e Presbyterian Church S u n c ld y Ni&ht at 8 E. D. B ro w n le e , P a sto r * * * * * * * * * * * * UNADORNED BUT SMART : THE CHURCHES : * * * * * * * * * * * * * CONGREGATIONAL CHUltCH. Tho services at the Congregation*! church tomorrow will begin with the Bible School a t 9:45 a. m. At el«r« o'lcok, preaching hour, Mr. Uurhe* wll Ispeak on the subject, “Life in it. Fulness." Christian Endeavor meeting *t 0:45 p. m. At 7:45 p. m., the subject will be "Tho Man Christ Jesus, What !j,' Means to World Leadership." The night tservice will conclude with u fine series of colored slides i|. lustrating tho son, "Calvary." Come nnd bring your friends. PAUL C. BURHANS, Paster. * PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Tho PrcsbyterinnB hnvo had a busy week and the fall season is opening up Well. The session of tho church will meet after both prcnching ser­ vices Sunday to receive members. Tho Sunday school is preparing for Rnlly Day, October 2. Plans were discussed for this rally at the teachers confer­ ence Inst Wednesday night nnd com­ mittees will be announced Sunday. Wo invite you to the following ser­ vices Sunday:. Sundny School, 0:43 n.m. Prcnching, 11 a. m. Senior Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m. Prcnching, 8 p, m. *S^O J The Congregational Boy Scoutj spent four very pleasant days in camp i at the Boy Scout camp grounds, the I first pnrt of the week. They nre very j enthusiastic nnd look forward to oth­ er occasions planned for the near faI turc. They meet every Tusdsy night I in the clnss room of the parsonage. HOLY CROSS CHURCH. Church services for lflth Sundny af­ ter Trinity, 11th September, will he: 7:30 a. m. Celebration. The plain tnllornl still always Minis | The Congregational Sunday School 0:45 a. m. Sundny School. admirers among the most tastefully , hns planned for another picnic to he 8 p. m. Vespers nnd Address. dressed women, and when It contrives , hcl(1 at Palm Springs next Thursdi, . . ' Next Sundny the mid-day services to he original and elever they become . . . Its ........itle devotees. Claiming : H,t°n,oon‘ Lct n,,! ^ t e iv n u - i take on Sundays for the winter will he re­ tht'HP two nirtorn In tires* distinction, j no^'cc an” endeavor to be present it sumed. the smart suit, pictured here, Invites Hi church at one o’clock p. m,, sharp, Regular choir practices every scrutiny. ns the cars will start from that place Thursday night from now on. With at that time. the best organist nnd choir-master, HATS T H A T FLA TTER Mrs. F. S. Munson, nnd Mr. A. H. i The Congregnt.minl Mens Club mtt Stone, it should be the greatest in- 1 lias ___ , at their regular place last Thursdi; cent!vo for many to Join the Choir i* j nnd laid plans for an important of Holy Cross, with its largo pipe pleasure feature in which the whole organ of the most reliable make. All city will be interested. Definite nonre invited. tics and advertisements will soon be given. THE BAPTIST TEMPLE SERVICES The services at the Baptist Temple •FIVE BRIGHT DAYS" for Sunday will he as follows: Sundny School at 0:30 a, m. If you would like for something to Preaching at 11 a. m. by Dr. Geo. cheer you in life be suro to hear Dr. Hyman on the subject, "The Five George Hyman in his sermon on Sun­ Bright Days of Life." day morning at the Baptist Temple on Young Peoples meeting at 7:00 p. “The Five Bright Days of Life." A m. message that will do you good and Preaching at 8:00 p. m. on the sub­ help you for the coming conflicts of ject, “The Five Men Most in tho Eyes , life. The sermon will ho delivered ot of the World Today." 11 a. m. . There is always a welcome nt the Baptist Temple. WEDNESDAY NIGHT IS BIG NIGHT AT PRINCESS FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. GRAND FASHION SHOWComer Park avenue and Fifth street. S. W. Walker, D. D., pastor. In an advertisement In th is issue Sunday School, 0:30 a. m. J. C. is n cordial invitation to the public Hutchison, Supt. to attend the Bnumel Grand Fashion Preaching by the pastor, 11 a. m., i mi* ore tin* tin HI itug touch (u the and 8 p. m. Subject morning sermon, costume, and they make or mar its Show for tho fall of 1021. A fashion "Forward." Evening, "Good nnd Bad success. There Is a hat for every review, showing the f ir s t authentic I’ace, one that will enhance Its good styles, eight beautiful models, enter­ Investments." points and he kind to Its faults. Three tainment. Remember the date, IVcJ' Epworth League, 7 p. m. different models for fall and nesdny, September 15, 8 o’clock, ^ou A cordial invitation to the public widely winter, as shown above, reveal that are invited. to attend all these services. heads and embroidery are playing lead­ ing ports In trimmings and that shapes * * * * * * * * * * are so*t and hennaing. COMBINATION SALE * , * AT L. P. McCULLER’S , Tho inventor of n new portable firo * CHRISTIAN SCIENCE * 15-lbs/ Granulated (j?1 (V) * SERVICES * extinguisher claims thnt tho liquid Sugar ....................... «pi.yV * * used will not freuze even nt extremo 1-lh. Special Mixed * SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 * • Ten .......................... * * temperatures. * Subject: "SUBSTANCE" * * * * * + *+++*-f.+++++++*++++++++++++*++*-H.++++++++++'H-*^+t| * Sunday School ...... 10:00 a.m. * * Church Service .... 11:00 n.m. * * * * * * * Women’s Club Bldg., Oak Avc. * All Arc Welcome * * * * * * * * * * * POTHUNTER FINED. EUSTIS, Sept. 0,—Leonard Hart, of Mascott, w«b haled before Judge E. M. Tally, in Tavares, on a charge of shooting squirrels out o fsonaan. Hart confessed, pleading ignorance of tho law, and wns fined $10 nnd costs. On pnying the fine Hart invited Judge Tally to visit Mnscotte and go squir­ rel hunting with him. Warden Lee Hux Ib apprehending those who per­ sist in violating the gnmo laws of Lnke county, and in tho performance of his duties he has tho encourage­ ment and co-opointlon of 200 mem­ bers of the Lake County Fish and Game Protective Association. The SpkniBh government has de­ cided that concessions for hydro­ electric development shall be granted only to Spaniards or companies con­ stituted and domiciled in Spain. Bjy it with a Herald Want Ad. Do you know what kind of gas­ oline you are using? Buy at the Drive In Station 1st. and Eim Avenue, And notice how different your Car will run when you Use High Grade GASOLINE ii- U. S. Tires are Good Tires Edward Higgins, Inc. Ice Cold Chero Cola Free on Saturday �ikP S H .’----------- — --------W , 'V'"-, : * ’ . ' 1 'i i' * »•.#■t -i f , *»jj *•. j \"V- ; •/ 4 *t. i t T O * SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1021 ............................... I ' "‘ ' i * * * ^ ^ * * * * * ^ .. **-«*; r r ’l 1.~x'-'- -- •' V Progressive m ovem ents, foster„i bv progressive individuals-, a re invariably productive of results. V" ' V M•* * ■ ' '•* ^ M * All progressive m ovem ents th a t have for their aim th e c rea tin g of a GREATER SANFORD an d SEM­ INOLE COUNTY a re in aceord w ith the progressive policy o f th is insti­ tution. Identify yourself w ith th is stro n g institution today by opening an ac­ count. The Sem inole C ounty Bank* streng th :: PROGRESS 4% INTEREST PAID Daily Fashion Hinl SERVICE BALM FOR RAINY VACATIONS “Weather Insurance" Designed to Give Monetary Solace to Travel­ ers That Ars Unfortunate. s I Got all jotir vacation toga? Got | your Ashing tackle, your round trip ticket, your mosquito lotion and your rain Insurance? ' Yes, there'11 balm In Gilead at last for the bitterest of human tragedies. For there’s no denying thnt a rainy vacation Is a worse catastrophe than a collision of planets, even If the lat­ ter Involved the wiping out of all one's wife's relations. The balm consists of a bet made with you by an Insurance company that It won’t,rnln during your vaca­ tion. In other words, yon take out a rain policy for that period. And then, If It happens to pour cats and dogs all the time you have the consolation of collecting a tidy sum of rain Insur­ ance when you return to town. You may be so constituted that the money would fall to console you for the lost vacation days, hbt there are other fal­ lows who would prey for rain In order jJCjpe 9467 to "beat the company.” VttiibOLQ .The Idea comes from England, where all aorta of freak insurances are prac­ ticed. Records of the United States dressy and u sefu l weather burcnu’are used to figure out rates based on tho probabilities of So designed that it can be used either as a utility garment or dress preclpltntlnn In any given part of the snip, this capo ineels many needs. It United Staten and Canada. One In­ ii fashioned of dark blue serge and surance company points with pride to may be trimmed with a Tuxedo or a the fact thnt Inst year It pnld $11,* round collar. The fronts are slashed 213.25 to the Waltham fair on nccoust so that the hands may he slln|>cd of loss duo to a rainy dny, the fnlr through. Floral printed crfpe dc Chine is iiied to line the cape. Medium size corporation hnving taken out a rain policy. And the Kansas free fair at requires jjj yards 54-inch material, Topeka was protected by 0 $25,000 W|th i'/ f yards db-inch lining. lictorral Review Cape No, 9467. rnln policy with a British company. birer, jG, 40 and 44 inches bust. Nsw Yorkers Get Lost in City. 35 cents. Dress No. 8968. Many of the lifelong residents of. rents ^ }U®° lnc*lt3 ^ust- Price, 35 Now York know llttlo of the city's rapidly expanding transportation sys­ tem. They are acquainted with those minor sections they use *• tily, but If l| OPEN NOSTRILSI END * they have occasion to tn m to unac­ : A COLD OR CATARRH customed quarters thoy are as puzzled as the stranger. It Is UBunlly the new­ :! Hw To Crt Holler When B o d comer, tho resident of a few months ;! “ d Nose are Stuffed Up, or years, who even pretends to know tho subways or the streets of any con­ ! ,♦,9 » *+ + > + + + + * siderable section of tho town.—Now County fifty! Your cold in head or York Hun. catarrh disappears. Your clogged noatfils will open, the nir passages of Beard 8 tands for Health. your head will clear and you can • Dr. Arthur MacDonald, of Washing­ riathe freely. No more snuffling, ton, has taken tho role of the patron sicking, mucous discharge, dryness saint of the heard and Is the nuthor w headache, no struggling for breath of a lengthy trcutlso giving mnny rea­ «>night. sons why man should wear a beard, Get a small hottlo of Ely's Cream lie claims thnt the beard offers Im­ aim from your druggist and npply u munity for many diseases which we , e of th,s fragrant antiseptic cream are now aubjoct to, Including coughs, ■n>’our nostrils. It penetrates through colds, toothache, relaxed uvula, deBfVery mr Pa?sngc of the hetid, sooth- quaiimtlon and all the rheums. Besides this Is the Ueip of tho snvlng of time, a n"d henl''>B the swollen or in- usually Bpent In shaving. aaiei mucous membrane, giving you X * ' - , ...... lc " W - “ dc«“ l h Eys-btraln of the Mevlca, !« 1 »<«>• atnlTod. Tho members of th* Illuminating J v J mi*cr#hle. Relief is sure— Engineering Society v>r England re­ cently appointed’ a committee to In­ vestigate tho subject of eye-strain An inventor Vus brought lout n bar- <turned by watching moving pictures. re, chnJV»^npteto with foot rest, Tills coiinnUtcu found (lint the chief __' nn b* folded fint for cnrrylng, strain on M10 eyes comes from the pictures being shown too high up, so that t*« eyes of the spectators In the Pickling and Preserving front Vows have to be raised. It recommends that the height 'of a picture on the screen Is such thnt the angle formed by lines from the center of tho top and the center of tho bot­ tom to the eye of n ffpccWor 1° the We have the front row tie not greater than 85 de­ grees. Some Men Cant os Satisfied. "If n man Is rich und has good health and n Uvautlful wife nnd two Maa>n. S u r r e a l jara or three lovely Children," she said, "wlmt more can ho want?" + and Jelly OlaBses "Well," he replied, “there's many a beautiful wife who talks more than See our line of la absolutely necessary.”—Ctilcag* Herald nnd Examiner. t TIME STONE JARS . St«ne Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. BALL hardw are co. Seven tralngular cutting bladea mounted In fron of a barge on which Is a suction dredge compose a craft built In New Orleans io r .cleaning Band and mud from shallow channel*. Post cards—local views—lc each a t the Herald office. ......... , F.UJ!! ! ,’ :J • rrn:'. PAHS >j/lU- PREVEST FLOODS SERB FARMS TO BE COMMON VI- oil • i'< > . . oil Catastrophe That; Overwhelmed the Comparatively New Branch of HortlCity of Pueblo Can Be Avoided . by Proper Action. A disastrous ftoot^ occurs, causing a loss of'hinny human HVes and mil­ lions (if dollars' worth of property, jWhat happens next? What precautions ^re taken to prevent dlxusler? , Usually whut huppclis Is tintt ttio’sufrertng community courageously under­ age* the tusk of reconstruction. The ood Is called an "act of pod," arid onOdmce Is felt thut there will he o repetition of the calutnlty. But the conditions that gave rise to the disaster continue to exist, und such being the cuse, there Is no nssumnee tlmt It will not repeut’Itself. ;• m If the catastrophe thut overwhelmed the city of Pueblo Is not to be repeated, again and yet again perhaps, pre­ ventive measures must be adopted, Duihs must be built and reservoirs constructed at the headwaters of the Arkulisus river to Impound Its Hoods. ( The government reclamation service points out thut Hoods not less destruc­ tive might occur In any year on the IUo Clramie If the waters of that stream were not held In leasli by t|te greut Elephant llutte dam, Dofore that dam, with Its vast reservoir, was constructed, Hood time und again wreaked havoc In the vicinity of El I'nso. Thu Elephant Butte dnm Is one of the greutest engineering works on tho globe. It la 800 feet high, nearly onethird of u mile long, and creates thu largest Irrigation reservoir in the world —an artificial lake covering Hit square miles and averaging 70 feet In depth. Thu water contained In the reservoir would cover the whole state of Con­ necticut to u depth of ten Inches. Development of similar works an the headwaters of the Arkansas river would not only prevent future Hoads, but would store water for Irrigating hundreds of thousands of acres, and furnish water power for all the manu­ facturing Industries lu that part of the country. NOTHING “ SOFT” ABOUT THIS H eavy Outfit and Intense Heat Make Life Miserable for Sentries at Buckingham Palace. A reporter of the Isindon Dally News writing sketches of the heat wave Is especially sorry for the sen­ tries outside of Buckingham paluce. Their plight, he writes, would have melted the heart of Mr, \Vlnston Churchill could he have seen them. In the full glare of the sun, clad In thick serge trousers, heavy scarlet tunics, with tight belts nnd bearskin imsbles, the guardsmen stood perspir­ ing nnd half stilled. Their outlook wfts upon a roadway stained with oil nnd reeking of petrol, Haring beds of scnrlet geraniums, scorched brown grass and the shim­ mering heat reflecting copper work surmounting tho Victoria memorial. The fountain was not playing nnd the surroundings were as devoid of cool­ ness as an alfalfa plain. One almost expected to see scurrying tarantulas and lizards. It was tropical military service In KugllBh kit. culture Is Becoming Popular In England, PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD AtlU't di03 . :: In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit, Seminole County, Florida, —In Chancery Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee FORECLOSURE CITATI6 N GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Peoples Bank of Sanford, a corpora­ tion, Complainant, VB. Lewis Kinnrd and Mury E. Weinert, executrix of the estate of William Weinert, trading ns Wm, Weinert & Compnny, Seminole County Bunk, a corporation, Defendants. To Mary E. Weinert, executrix of tho estate of Willinm Weinert, trading as Wm. Weinort & Compnny, in care of James Gay Gordon, 710-728 North American Building, Broad nnd Sansom Streets, City of Phila­ delphia, County of Philadelphia, and Stute of Pennsylvania. 1 NOTICE It appearing from an affidavit of Telfair Knight, that ho la of Counsel for Peoples Bank of Snnford, a cor­ poration, the complainant In tho above Btylcd cause, nnd thnt you are n resi­ dent of a Btatc other than the State of Florida, that there is no person within tho State of Florida, Bervico of n subpoena upon whom would bind you, and a bill of complaint hnving been herein filed nguinst you, it is hereby ordered thnt you appear to the bill of complaint filed herein against you in thu above entitled cause, on the 3rd day of October, A. D. 1D21, the same being a rule dny of this court, nnd the Sanford Herald Is here­ by designated us the newspaper in which thin notice shnll bo published once a week for four consecutive weeks. Witness my hand nnd official soul of office nt Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, thin the 2flth dny of August, A. D. 1921. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court. KNIGHT & GUEST, Attorneys for Complainnnt. 8-27-5tc bill of complaint eihlhlled against yea. other­ wise a decree pro confeaeu will he entered against you: And yon.'Julia V. Itrlce. Tburlow Utahop, II. A. Moaley, Claud A, Saunders, J. IBelutan and John I« I^man, are here try ordered and required to be and appear tiefeva our aalu Circuit Court at Ihe Court Houae In San/ojd. Florida, on Ihe Brd day of October, A. D. 1U-I. and then and there make aturwar to the bill of complaint exhibited against yon, otherwise a decree pro confeaao will be entered against Can't Lose Their Addressee New Jersey seaside mothers, who have been bothered In keeping tab on their chltdreu, have adopted the meth­ od of embroidering their addresses on the hack of the bathing suits worn by the youngsters. “I live lit 37 South "l’t la ordered that lids nellee lie published In Texas avenue," nnd a neatly em­ IIhe Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In broidered Inscription across the slioul- Heml no la Uounty, Florida, once e week for four ronsecutlee weeks as to tlie parlies whose resi­ ders of suits worn tiy two young hath- dence* are known, • week for elfh t ere who strollod about the Chelsea consecutive weak* aaandto once tho p artite wbooo. realbench thq other day. When they were dentes are unknown. Witness my hand and the aenl of aald Clrcu t tired of tlie boach and breakers they Court on this the 83rd day of July. A. D. 1W1. (flBAL) E. A. POUai.AW, turned their hacks to the life guards Cler* o l the Circuit Court, ■ml inquired; "How do we get where 1' Seminole County, Florida. Dyi V, R. DOUOLAHS, D. O. It says hacks?" Tin* necessary RCB 0. IIWaEINO, _ ,. directions were given and tlu-y (1EOSolicitor awd Oennaet for Complainant nan-lied liwae sat'eJy. T-23-Ote _ 1 Without doubt herb culture la the J V* * ij I t v ■) I * *,«nl coming Bclen«; One of the moat arrrjitlng facta In the domain of tncdlYou Can Find the Nam e of Every Live Pror clnes today Is the progress made In pharmacy, London Tlt-BIts states. fessional and Business Man in Herbs’, from havlnff been used ad lib.1 In ‘medieval* times, Mil Into dis­ $anford in This Column repute, and In modern times >herbal remedies, apart from drugs which could be numbered on the Ungers of one bund, wore tattooed, save by the LAWYERS CONTRACTORS ! enlightened few. Herb forming Is a new brunch of S. 0 . Shinholser George A. DeCottes horticulture, writes A. R. Horwoed, F. L. 8., In the Homeopathic World. nrj Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Bnlldor It Is an Interesting and Intellectual Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA pursuit specially suited for women. FLORIDA -------- ------ ------------------- I------------------Before tho war there were numerous SANFORD herb farms run on commercial lines by firms of manufacturing chemists. Sanford Construct*!! CB» BATTERIES But there were no schools for tho CONTRACTORS AND BUILDSRB training of amateurs. Since tho war, BRINO YOUR Planes and SpecifIfat Iona Cheerfally however, n school ami herb farm has Furnlahed been started at Chnlfont St. Peter, Battery Troubles to Us All Work Oaaranteed Buckinghamshire, by Mrs. M. Grieve, We tpeetaUae «a BeetHaal Werk see tew (lee you depw dakU aerelee.. F. It. II. 8 . H, T. PACE P. O. B n MS W1 A LSO IATI COMTXTXTT XXCXAN10I One of the mnln objects of herb FOR DTURAtrUia YOUR CAR fnunlng Is to cultivate plants of medi­ cinal value. Ilet’ldes the drug plants Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor* In general use, such ns belladonna, Sketches and Estimate! F m | wm Company henbane, foxglove, aconite, datura L. A, Renand, Prop. bnlldlng too large and neoe tee n a l , und so on, n vast number of herbs Phone 189 ----- ALL WORK GUARANTIED— whose real value Is known are used In medicine, Including such common Wilson & Shorey plnnts ns dandelion, couch grass, red HARTFORD BATTERY Pine and Garland Sts., Orlande, Fla, poppy, colchlctim, barberry, chamomile, “Battery Insurance” dill, fennel, blessed thistle, valerian nnd ninlo, fern. Sold and Serviced by PURE WATER Small Clouds on Jupiter. Prof. W. II, Pickering, In a recent nddress Is*fore the British Astronom­ ical association, recalled the fact that during Ills observations at Arequlpn be noticed Hint the surface of Jupiter, In­ stead of being composed of uniform bands of yellowish white or brown, really consisted of nn enormous num­ ber of extremely minute reddish brown clouds seen upon a perfectly white background, Tho effect of belts was produced where the cloudlets were nu­ merous, and tho light spaces where they were scarce. He compared the CIRCUIT COUaT. SEVENTH JUDIC­ appearance of these spots to the well- IH TUB IAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, known "rice grains" on the sun. Tholr FLORIDA__IN CHANCERY length lay In the direction of rotation CITATION of the plunct. He said be bad since observed the cloudlets lu Jamaica,and Frtil T. Williams, they have been seen In England by lien. II. vs. lienil. ft ill. Phillips und Stcuvenson.—Scientific To (loo. 11. Ilfsil, Jiloomlnitlon, III.: Urn. II. Jolitim ui, liloomlBBton. HI-: Clnrenre II. American. Will If. lllmmlneton. til.: 1? A. Olllltaml. Norman. III.: Julia F. lltlff. reul'lrnre un­ known! Tliuflow lllaliop, resilience unknown: The Omnipresent Htfmrter. II. A. Hosier, renlilcnce unknown: Clam! A. resilience unknown: J. L. Holman, American newspapers are spcmUng Sanmlera, revitlence unknown! ami Joint l» Leman, real'considerably more oh their service ilence unknown: It npiirnrlnR from- tie awnrn Mil of com­ abroad than for parallel service In plaint In llila came flleil against you, tliatjron America, Who knows • better the linve eomo Intereet In tlie lamia In aatil Mil of mentioned ami deacrllteil, allualed, things Americans are Interested In complaint lying and Wing In Hoittlnnlo Oonntr. Florida, tothan the managing editors who au­ wit: In Section one. Townrtdp -<• Houlli. Haute thorize thls7 Any event of more than at I’aat, SKli of HBU! In Socllon 12. Townaldp O Houlli, Itanue 111 Halt, Lola 1 and 2. K’,4 of local Interest In Europe calls the S HlHi: In Section 13, Tnsmldp 20 South, Ilango American Journalists to the spot. For 81 gnat, Lota 1. 2, a»A 3i In Section 21, Town* example, one morning at 10 o'clock In London, I strolled Into a British 20 South, Range 32 East. WVi of Sec. T. labor congress, 1 met there six chip end HWVi of S ttq : In Section IS. Townaldp 2d American newspapermen, and but South, Hang* TPJ Ihut, WVi of Sec. IS, W 14 of three or four British. Let any trou­ ble start In Ireland nnd every New York paper will have Its man on the NWM, HWK of N W tt. NEW of NKW. scene Inside of twelve hours, If he is of NWV, of NBVS, BR14 of NMW. «W Vi of not there already. All over Europe, NBA*. NBA* of HBA*. NWA4 of HBUj tketefow. von, Ueo. It. Read, Clarence M. White, Leo. II. stationed at strategic centers, Is the Johnson and 15. A. (llllllantl are hereby wdereit American correspondent within reach­ and required to lg ami apiiear before our aald Clreull Court, Ihe Court House tn HaaMd, ing distance of anything that may Florida, on Iheat Bth day of Heptemlwr, A. I). happen.—From the New Republic. IW21, and than and Ihere make anawer ta the 1! PAGE H Elder Springs Water • 99.98% PURB Phone $11-W Sanford, Fla. LORD’S PURITY WATER Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First AS GOOD AS THE BEET D ili, Servlet PhoM 1*1 REAL ESTATE SANFORD NOVELTY. WORKS E. F. Lane Real Estate and Insurance Phone 95 V. C. COLLER, Prop. Geo. W. Knight General Shop and Mill Work Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD -s- FLORIDA CONTRACTOR and BUILDER .. Em ploym ent Bureau.. BIT Commercial Street Sanford, F la. The vocational committee of the Bu«iTRANSFER ness and Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring employment to register nt the First “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” Quick Service Transfer National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman Storage Facilities If we pleaae you, tell othero; If noi tell ue. Phone 498 Eyes Examined Glnfwes Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. HOTELS OPT. D. Hotel Montezuma “Sanford’s New Hotel’* $1.50 Up Per Day OPTICIAN OPTOMik l KiaT ELECTRICAL Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First 81. Sanford, Fla. WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS GILLONf&J ! FRY C. 0. WILSON. Owntr SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES ElECTRlCTl Wight B ro th .n Otrag* Building J' Contractors^ Phone 175 , •*« Fourth nnd Snnford Ave L Phone -142*1 New Era Printery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. N A IIO N U COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING MAZDA 111 Pi ik ' Ave. ! CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED nnd cleaned nt your call for nnd deliver. Electric Washers Steam PreaHery, 317 home or we will Hamilton Beach UHcd.— Sanford 1st SI. Phone 5fi0 W E D O IT R I G H T Steam Cleaning and Pressing Good Work Low Prices Phone 465 C. A. W H ID D O N PI J. MeAlenvy, manager of the Ni­ trate Agencies Company's plant nt Fernandlna, Informed n TDprcBentqtive of this paper this week that the plant was operated Chin week for the first tlmo since April. Some now machin­ ery has been installed tho post few days, which would lead one to beiiove th at the concern is planning on doing a big business this fall. The Ni­ trate Agencies Co., nuke a vary Ans grade of fertlllzet^Fernam llna Lead*r, . Natural finger, thumb and wrist motlonB nre claimed by the inventor fo rn new artificial hand that has 60 parts. —Get your Scratch Pads,from The Herald—by the pound—ISc. .v-U, .-•iti'(."ii ■ * Herald Printing Co. BOOK, JOB AND COM^ MBRCIAL PRINTING Phone 148 Be raid i Mi �Ita K B ra n ' ■»v<^ *7, • * i \ i j ,2■*>% K* '■ '' w •** ^ j A"’Wf PAGE FOUR :. i *'d ' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1921 tary value of the St. Johns river, SANFORD DAILY HERALD alone, to the state, one would have to NOT A MODERN FABLE BY . GEORGE. in the face of the man who sells canned things. Many a person, male and female, whose bearing In society says, “I am a superior person, a Christian, a mod­ el of excellence,” has no hesitation in taking a cook, a housemaid, a sales­ man, a delivery man, pr any so-called inferior aside, an cl saying to them, in effect: “I am a hypocrite, a sham, a fraud, Ill-tempered, iti-bred, dishon­ est,, ignorant, coarse, destitute of all Inherent courtesy or refinement.” They do not say all this in so many words, but often they might as well do so, so far as the completeness of the confession is concerned. The ministers tell us that we should be careful, because God sees every­ thing we do. That is perfectly true; and it is equally true that nine times out of ten somebody else also sees us, and draws pretty shrewd conclu­ sions from what he observes.—Lake­ land Telegram. -----------o OLD-FASHIONED FAMILY ALTAR NEED OF DAY. go beyond the six-figure mark,’ the * i u i *** News says. And wo believe that the Once there was a Community of News has been very conservative in Good People who lived in a Produc­ HERALD PRINTING CO., he. estimating the value of the big river. tive Country of G rtat Richness. These w m a n i ___________ “Jacksonville people who have lived Good People worked herd and made a B. J. PO LLY_____________ W*U» along the banka of the St. Johns for % Good Living. Some of them accumu­ I. I ILLARD.„-S*creUf7 -T?«*Mr*T many years are prone to accept the lated a Great Deal of Money and all Y A . NRBL____ General N u i p r big body of water as a matter of of them who worked industripusly course. There are hundreds of per­ ^ ROBERT HOLLY; sons in this city who do not realiso could have done tho same if they had dBOTTLATlOK MAMAOZ* # that the river is Jacksonville's one been Careful. Phone 148 np to 8 P. M. biggest asset. Every Time they had a Good Crop »*«« -" ■ " W & S “The Hudson and North rivers year these people were Beset with a •akMrtrtlM r tim to Mtmm coupled with the Erie canal, made Swarm of Locusts which in theaa New York the first city of the world. Modem Days come in the Form of ^ ototo “The Delaware river made Phila­ Promoters and Stock Salesmen. Any man who did not like to Work 'mm* L kto u- «• ih m * * * ^ ,■***“ S delphia. •M r tm n fin*--1- Orntr im to rrtltotol could come to this Commhnity ’ and ■no rrU*y. A4r»rttoU« ntoa m U» tajwj “The Putapsco river and the Ches­ «■ etpltoettoe. ZItMmtIi to h UHm P.M apeake bay made Baltimore a city by using his Tongue get more Filthy p— yw, ttotfi to Utuw. nearing the million mark. Lucre than he could Spend. All he Member of The Associated Preoe “Now Orleans would never have had to do was to say that his Com­ been tho city she Ib but 1.or the Mispany had invented an Automobile that sippl river. coaid be built for Eighteen Dollars, “And so on through the entire list that would run Seventy Miles per Every time you send out of town of the principal cities of our country. hour and make ninety miles on a Pint fo r anything you arc injuring your, “It is not hard to imagine what At­ of Low Grade Gasoline and these good * i people would fall over themselves to borne town that much. It is really lanta would give to bo located on the The re-establishing of the old-fash­ get some of (he stock before it was Asking too much to go after the busi­ St. Johns river. Fs P . F ir it h i P i n . ioned family aittar has been urged by ail gone. “Birmingham, Ala., is trying to link ness men of Sanford for every enter­ / n Fulton county, Georgia, grand Jury herself with the Gulf by way of the prise and then send this money out of Sometimes the Good Hearted Pro­ I . Fe W r IT R II i OABN os the only way to check moral loose­ moter who wan selling stock that the town to help other people. If our Wurrlor river. “It is e a s y for one to overlook the ness and to train tho boys and'girls would Pay One Hundred and Forty people would Just learn this rule there would be more money here than ever big assets that the Almighty has giv­ of today for their work as men and Per Cent o month would have an Ex­ en a city. women. . , clusive Right to Raise Oysters in the before. ■* "Jacksonville will grow nnd devel­ ---------- o----------The exercise of strict parental con­ Gulf of Mexico, or a newly discovered LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH Wo would respectfully ask all those op ns quickly ns the port of Jackson­ trol over the child is urged. “The Oil Field where U>e Oil Bubbled out out Rood road8 thnt ncver broURht ville grows nnd develops. courts can do nothing. A man or wo- 'of Springs in Endless Quantities, or a bn‘* nny ruturn®* concerned to stop the “drives" for a “This is ns true an axiom as 'the man who reaches the courts is u su -' New Kind of Engine that had no' Every year t ey *I>cn enoug ° Forenoon and Afternoon Tides it while and get busy on the Merchant's About Same Hour and Minute shortest distance between two points ally a hardened person and all tho ' Cranks or Flywheels and thnt would buying stocks which their ba"^cr” Gala Day in which everything is free is a straight line,' which has been ac­ fines and sentences in the world will Revolutionize the Universe. | " ould havf a» a g W .to bulM all and no one in nsked to be tagged or And Sept. 10 ........... :...... . I Sometimes it was a Mine that had tbu Rood roads tbey needed hooked or hitched. Honestly the {jus­ cepted ns n profound truth for years do no good," tho report read. ... 3:44 ' o„n.i n-i.i i__ iLi.i. when the hankers advised thi -Thl. ftrnn.l Jury ha. made an ax- » Solid Body of Gold two foal thick th . banker, adviced then, not tness men of Sanford are tired and and yenrs.” .... 9:41 then we are nt the fag end of a hot tensive etnd, of aliened whl.koy nnd ’»«» Ovorl.ld .with a Body of J ° _ “ A ™ 1 , L Sept. 12 .............. .................... ... 10:38 summer and we arc weary of so much USE THE ST. JOHNS. vice conditions in our county and wo Silver three feet thick it was ncccs- knnkers wanted to keep their money Sept. 13 ................... . ............ .... 11:30 in the hunk a t n low interest nnd Siring and soliciting and running to I2-03 wave the danger flag to parents ns 8nry 10 Raifl0 CaPital Mach* make tho fancy investments for them­ Sept. 14 . ......... . ........ .. and fro. It hits the same people ev­ Sept. 16 .............................. .... 12:41 Orlando, DeLand, Sanford nnd oth­ the result of our probbe. We beg all ine,rY to rem° ve tbe Sllverery time and it is high time those who er points on and contiguous to the' parents to 'stop, look and listen' be-* ,n Ever*Case the Promoter desired selves. Sept. 16 .............................. .... 1:30 Moral: The best investments arc Sopt. 17 .............................. have not been giving were npproach- St. Johns river arc -thoroughly arous­ forq it is too late for them to aavo to give the Bcnefitn to tho Common .... 2:09 I People. None of tin Captains of In­ those right at home about which you Sept. 18 ........................... . ..... 2:44 cd to give up something. The iden is ed to the importance of ngain utiliz­ their children." dustry would be permitted to Gobble know the most.—Wnuchuln Advocate. Sept. 10 ................................. ..... 3:13 ail wrong. All thin money should come ing the wonderful waters of the St. The Fulton county grand jury must up the .Stack. from a publicity tax and let every­ Johns river to bring freight from Sopt. 20 ................................. ..... 3:51 have been made up of men who honThe city of Orlando yesterday S c p J . 21 ................................ .. , , .. , | And these Good People who made body pay their just share. The “good tidewater into interior Florida. A 4:29 est y ,sought , n remedy for the increase ; their . . . own , money .by the „Sweat. of, ngreed to pay one-half the cost of the . , , fellows” have been worked to denth. Sept. 22 ................................. 5:03 decade ago Sanford, Orlando, DeLand, of crime nnd moral looseness. The rememorial statue proposed for Eola Sept. 23 ................................. ..... 5:59 their Brows would get out the Old . -----------o----------Leesburg, Ocnla, nnd even ns far port showws thnt they have them­ Park. This statue will be of life size Sept. 24 ................................. .... 6:59 WILLING TO KISS HIS HAND south as Lakeland, Bartow and Tam­ selves prayed over the situation and Poke and give nil their Shekels to tho nnd bronze, with n bnHO sufficiently Sept. 25 ................................. 8:08 pa, received nil of their freight by their recommendations arc along the Honest Promoter who was Solicitous Inrge to carry tablets henring the Sept. 20 ................................. .... 9:15 of their Interests nnd then buy Groc­ Only a very few years ago the peo­ boat from Palatka. Palntka was the right lines. names of those heroes of Orange Sept. 27 ................................. .... 10:11 eries on Credit. ple of West Palm Beach urged Joe L. rail’s end nnd freight coming from | It is impossible to legislate morula county who gave their lives in the into Sept. 28 ................................. ..... 11:25 These Good People were HandicapEarman to fill the post of police mag­ the west was routed through here to into n man or o woman. Indicatments wnr. The stutuo is entitled the spirit Sept. 29 ................................. ..... 11:55 ped by Bad Roads so thnt they could istrate. He, very reluctnntly, accept­ the river boats, and thence to those nnd even chain-gang sentences on a only haul hnlf their produce to mar­ of tho American Doughboy, and has Sept. 30 ................................. .... 12:49 ed the position—and he filled it right. towns that happened to be off the full-grown man or woman will never ket and Home of them could not go to been officially endorsed as a memo­ His decisions were Just—nnd temper­ waterway. in the world make them mend their town at nil when it wns wet or dry. ed with mercy and fnirplay. Then a Oil fields In Venezuela difficult of rial by the National' American Leg­ That was before tho ndvent of the ways. But good roads cost a lot of money bunch of chcup rubes nnd yaps, sore truck. Now Orlando, DeLand, Dayaccess nre being surveyed for Itritish but not sorry, signed n petition calling tonn, Leesburg, nnd contiguous points “The boy is futhcr to the man” and nnd would raise the taxes to an ion. The Rtatue will cost $1,500, ex­ the seeds of decency and clean living alarming extent, so they went wlth- clusive of tho base.—Orlando S. itincl. interests by nvintors using seaplanes. him all sorts of names nnd urged his nre seriously aroused to the possibil­ must be sown when the hoy or girl is resignation. On the whole petition , there wiih not the nnine of a manly ities of a resumption of use of the young. St. Johns. Orlando is discussing It in The churches and schools can ussist man. Jne resgned. Slice thnt time ♦!♦ tho people there have been "experi­ a very practical way, as one of the in the mnrnl training of n child only A. menting". Now n big lot of the do­ contiguous points. Fact? anil figures to n limited degree. The real foundation for a moral life cent folks—nnd some o^ the cheap arc being assembled to mow that Or­ nkntcs who signed the first petition— lando enn route freight by water to must be laid n* home—around the ■are begging him to accept the job once Sanford and thence by truck to Or­ family nltur. more. But Joe is a wise gnzaboo— lando n great deni cheaper than it One does not hnve to hnrk hack so land he merely grins when he tells the can bo routed direct by rail. Daytona many yenrs to remember when father applicants thnt there's nothing doing. will also be interested when the pro­ used to tnke down the fnmily Bible, One time seems to be enough of such posals assume a more practical phase read u passage from the Old or New no doubt, nnd once the movement is Testament and then the whole family, Y stuff.—Kissimmee Gazette. “Thousands of orders, production increased' 50%”—the Factory under wny it ennnot be stopped by led by the father, would lift their v ---------- o----------voice in humble appeal to the Father X Story. “Busy day and night! Give us more cars!”—Every WillysTHE ST. JOHNS RIVER OUR MOST railway overtures. Plans nre already being discussed above for guidance. Criminals do not VALUABLE ASSEf -X Overland dealer’s story. “Extraordinary values! How do you do here for a joint meeting between rep- come from homes like that. it!”—the People’s Story. Order today if you want early delivery. The St. Johns river, our most valu­ rnentntlvcs of the Chambers of Com­ But there Is a different sense to­ able asset, has lain at our very dour merce of Palntka, Hanford, DeLand, day. The family Bible lies on a shelf *£ The low cost car of America. M ore th an 25 miles per gallon of gaso- I for many years. Before the advent Orlando, Leesburg, and Dnytona, nt covered with the dust of months and line.' Long life, low upkeep.” A stonishing tire mileage. Bright, X df the railroad into Sanford the river Hanford to discuss n carefully worked years. The fnmily hardly has time for had dozens of good steamers bringing out plan for either extending the Pa­ a "blessing" at the supper table. Sis­ Inctfirtp* finish! Gnvf.n.ins C urtains nnpn open with doors! A wonderful family in- ♦> lasting freight and passengers to and from lntka-Jacksonville steamer line to ter has n date to go out in the flivver A vestm ent! points in South Florida. It was cheap Hanford, or establishing a line, with with the “boy around the corner"—a transportation and good transporta­ the I'alattka line, a sa nucleus, with hoy the girl’H father nnd mother may tion and suited everyone perfectly. daily sailings. Huch a plan is in­ never have met; brother iH off to tho With the coming of the railroads all evitable, nnd there nre many who be­ pool rooms; mother and father have this was changed although the Clyde lieve that now Is the time to inaugu­ a "little game" planned nnd the fam­ Line in Inter years with the dwindling rate ift.—Palatka News. ily altar Ib forgotten. of the river trnlTlc absorbed the other It Is high time thnt thu men and lines nnd has continued to give us a > P. O. B. Sanford GOD AND OTHERS SEE US. women of today—tho fathers ~nnd good service commensurate with the mothers—“Stop, Look ami Listen," T amount of business that wo have giv­ REDUCTION $100 to $400 . ' One of the wisest of the old sayings as tho Fulton county grand jury sug­ en the Clyde Line. Thnt they are is that "no man is n hero to his valet." gests. There nre many • dangerous t TOURING........... .............. f. o.b.Sanford,was $ 798, now $ 698 feeling tho effects of the ship-hy-watIts application is by no mcnnH limited curves ahead and the boys and girls « r movement now that such a move­ to those who are ho fortunate ns to ROADSTER,........................... f. o. b. Sanford, was $ 798, now $ 698 —who will bo our men and women of X ment is almost state-wide is also ap­ he able to command the intimnte per­ COUPE,....................................f. o. b. Sanford, was $1175, now $ 975 parent. Tho Florida Metropolis has sonal service of their fellow creatures, tomorrow—must be guided nnd taught X by their mothers nnd fathers if thoy tho following to say regarding tho S E D A N ................................................f. b. b. Sanford, was $1425, now$1025 It applies to every person, in all they nre to become the right sort of river transportation: 'his relations with those whom he con“The DoLaml Nows is agitating in­ | sillers inferiors. When men nnd wom­ citizens. One would not think of turning u creased use of tho St. Johns river en meut on u social level they are us­ pet rose garden over tu someone not transportation facilities by the mer­ ually masked. They talk convention­ chants of their city. They have start­ Interested in (lowers to cultivate. alities. They observe certain forms ed a campaign which is being watched of politeness. But when they meet The head of the house would not by every city in the state which has think of letting un Incompetent over­ virtually tho same sort of people, up­ even a remote chnnco of over becom­ X F. O. B. Sanford haul his big automobile. on n different plane, where they feel ing an 'inland seaport.’ But they arc willing to let their that they can afford to ho careless of Y- A fine car of fine m aterial, fine design, fine workm anship—and the 41'If one were to compute the moncthe impression they make, they often children run wild, select their own nswonderful sleeve valve m otor th a t improves with use! Freedom Horintcs, nnd learn the lessons of life present quite a different aspect. from the streets. Everybody you moet forms an opin­ X from repairs and 20 miles per gallon gasoline economy. Wnke up mothers nnfl fathersion of you. Tho man who leaves milk REDUCTION $400 “Stop Look nnd Listen.”—Florida A nt your door of n morning, the boy Metropolis. who blackens your hoots, the barber V TOURING.......................................... f. o. b. Sanford, was $2095, now$1715 ---------------- o 4 -------------thnt shaves you, tho Indy who dresses ROADSTER....................................... f. o. b. Sanford, was $2095, now$1660 DcLnnd’s beautiful new hospital your hair, the fellow who delivers gro­ ceries at your kitchen—all those Khvc building is complete, and was moved C O U P E .. f . o. b. Sanford, was $2750, now $239.) you sized up, according to their lights, into yesterday. With MIbs Mann in S E D A N ...................... i...........f . o. b. Sanford, was $2985, now $2595 and tho chances are that their opinion Make an aspic jelly nnd when is more accuraUr*than that of your charge, backed by a corps of compe­ It begins to nut pour over slices tent nurses and assistants, the rooms bosom Hoclnl companions. of Derby Brand Sliced Ox TonMuch is auid of the exposure of the are being gotten ready for patients. person on the bathing bench, but Ht. Luke's Memorial hospital, with Garnish with pimentos many a woman, by her bearing nnd its $50,000 building, will be a great with mayonnaise, attitude in the corner grocery, expos­ advantage tq the town, and will fill OVERLAND GARAGE, SANFORD, FLA. * . es more of her real self In u day than a long-felt wnnt. Tho rooms| ;havo a beach rubberneck would discover in been furnished by various organisa­ All Present Models Will Be Continued a season. It is truly astonishing'with tions of DeLand and nearby towns, WBLAKA BLOCK what reckless abandon small, mean, a complete list of which has been _ ASK ABOUT EXTREMELY EASY PAYMENTS Phones 487-494 ill-natured, penurious, unfair and even promised us by Mrs. G. P. Carson, dishonest qualities are fairly thrust soon.—DeLand News. | THE :;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::*t» f\ w/I,y-*f •T*’.s- D id 'Yo u Ever Know A SuooessfuV Man Who did no? regularly maintain a bank account 'FIR S T NATIONAL BANK ANOTHER Great Price Slash OVERLAND NEW PRICE $698 X t WILLYS - KNIGHT 4 NEW PRICE $1715 OXTONGUE SALAD Haight & Wieland Deane Turner ♦ V ______ : �Tpr I THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBE! y ??< of the and A bou tSnmtnary Floating Small Talka Succinctly In M ention o ' LEAGUE WILL NOT DECIDE ON BLOCKADE DECISION, METHODS TO BE APPLIED GENEVA, Sept. 10.—The time Is not ripe for n definito understanding of the methods for npplying the eco­ nomic blockade against offending members of the League of Nations, nnd this provision should not be in­ terpreted until the authority of the League is recognized by nil nations and the press, was tlio conclusion reached by the League’s commission J For Florldn: Generally fair on disarmament nt a public session # lonijtht and Sumlny. held yesterday afternoon. I t rained, yes—but not Carlos Schanzer, the Italian dcle# ~ x. # * * * * # # enough to change the ntmosgnto, who repeatedly has urged an active disarmament program for the phere much and the old bulb , j unddnil, of Columbus, Ga., League, was the only member of the still plays around the 08 \ business visitor hero yoaterday. ITJ15 commission who refused to accept the mark, (according to the most conclusion. He urged thnt nrticle 1G eminent authority. O, well, K it Morrell motored to of the covenant of the League of Na­ that storm will be hero some­ ami Odessa yesterday on busi­ tions, which denis with economic time and then luok out for ness. ___ wenpons, should be interpreted imme­ frost. diately so thnt the League wuoid 5 MO A. M. SEPTEMBER 10 W S Stockton, of 1’nlatka, was In know exactly how to proceed against Maximum .................. 08 ^ dty yesterday calling on his cus­ an offending member. Minimum ........................ 00 tomers. His proposal was defeated, and n Itange ............. ................ 72 sub-committee of the delegates, in­ Barometer .......................30.00 C E New, representing the L. C. cluding representatives of France, JnRain ......................................21 Typewriter Co., was in the city pan, Belgium, Switzerland, Cuba and Calm und cloudy. yesterday on business. Italy, was selected "to summarize tho conclusion of the international block­ It L. Cook, of AlInntn, wits registered at the Montezumn yesterday main officials in the Emsloy Crank- ade commission’s suggestions," The sub-committee will report Mon­ while in the city on business. less engine. If there wos another en­ day. terprise that looked good to him he Mr. Logon, of the Logan Mcreantilu would probnbly be In that but be is n LEE AND FLYNN NOT Co., of Genova, was in the city yes­ live wire and keeps hustling. MEN WHO ROBBED SO, terday attending to business. JACKSONVILLE BANK. Mrs. C. W, Speer has just returned \V. W. Watson, representlve of WAUCHULA, Sept. 0 .—Officials the Under Shoe Co., of Cnrllsle, Pn\, from Osteen, N. C., where she has was here yesterday transacting busi­ been visiting her son, Oscar Speer, of the South JaJcksonvilic Bank, who is in the General Health Hospital, which concern was robbed by bandits ness. hnving been gassed (luring the late who escaped in an automobile, some j. V. Jenkins, with Brown, Perry­ wnr. . The doctors think there is four or five weeks ago, fulled to iden­ man Greene Co., of Atlanta, was In hopes of his recovery. tify J. M. Lee nnd J. F. Flynn, in the the city yesterday calling on the locr^ county jail hero today as members of Among those who enjoyed the bath­ merchants. ing at Crystnl Lake Thursday were: the bandit gang. , Lee and Flynn are held ns members Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lclnhart an­ Mr, and Mrs, G. Bassett Smith, Mr. of a gang of automobile thieves which and Mrs. O. C. Hill, from Orlnndo, nounce the arrival of a Imby girl. The Miss Ruth Smith, Harold and Dorothy has been operating in southern Flori­ little indie's mi mil will be Wilma Smith and little Miss Elizabeth Hines. da recently. Thu nhcrilF here wns noti­ Hnimttc. fied n few days ago by Attorney W. O. W. Brmly, of Chicago, and form­ O. Murrell of this city thnt Leo bad W. S. Jones, representing the A. M. er resident of this city is u guest at told liim that he (Lee) and Flynn Robinson Neckwear Co., of Atlanta, thu Valdez Hotel and was most agree­ were two o fthe robbers who held up was in the city yesterday calling on ably surprised by bis daughter, Mrs, tlio cashier of the hank at South his customers. Marlin Rallies, Mr. Knincs and little Jacksonville and got awuy with sev­ son dropping in on hint yesterday. Mr. eral thousand dollar:*. W. M. Itickson, state agent for the Murrell himself is under charges of Equitable Life Insurance Co., of Jack­ IiaineR, also a former resident of San­ being n confederate of the automosonville, was in the city yesterday on ford, is in Minmi with the Hotel Mar­ tinique nnd in one of the most popular thieves, it being charged that he made s business mission. hotel 'men in tho state. They were out fnko bills of sale to expedite rales of stolen cars. There are several good locations in onrouto home from a trip through the northern states. Their many friends uml near Sanford for golf links and a country club nml this most important here are giving them n warm wel­ UNIVERSITY COURSE FOR ST. PETE BOY mtlirr should not be ignored any come. Mr. Brady will bo here sever­ al days looking after his property in­ AVIATOR INSTRUCTOR. longer. terests nnd meeting with his old time ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 10— Dr. Ceci Itutt, of Orlando, was friends. Robert Ashley, son of It, S. Ashley, among the visitors to the city Inst CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon of this city, has been appointed by night and ft for home this morning. Ilia "many Sanford fr ionds' were gind 1,nruJ «v«nl*W. Grny Gnb,f - 011 tho the Navy Department, to receive a Phone 401. university course to equip him as nil ; bench, Seabreeze, Fin. to sis' him. Free bath houses. 74-Fri-St-Gm aviation instructor. Young* Ashley, who was one of the fifty appointees Have your watches ami Jewelry re­ SNOW IN MONTANA. in the United States, will report at paired at McLnuHn's. Two first class Carlstroni Field, Arcadia. After a watch makers. Prompt service. HELENA, Mont., Sep*. 10— With month nt thnt station he will go to 140-tfc J rain nnd snow in many parts of the Kelly Field, Texas, thence to Los stnte, with unseasonably low tempera­ Angeles, Cal., where he will enter the t Lb** rnmmitlecH of the Chamber of Commerce sunt out to advertise the tures, Montnnt is having tho first au­ University of California for a four big Merchants’ Gain Day, were busy tumnal storm of tho yenr. Colder to­ and one half years’ course. At the end yesterday putting out advertising night with the mercury nearing tho of his first year’s training, he will be matter in the towns adjacent to San­ freezing point, is tho weather bu­ commissioned a first lieutenant. reau’s .forecast for the state. The ford yesterday afternoon. Rockies near Helena and the footA wheel traveling nround the side nills wore white. of a enrt guides thu knife of a now can Send your old mattress to Bradley opener. factoiy.^ Make them like new, for The Amazo nriver and its tributar­ y "00. lb. now cotton mattress only >«i)0. Guaranteed. GOO W. South ies have 00,000 miles of navigable fr»»+»++-M-++++++*+++ “ L, Orlando, Fin. 122-20tc wntenvays. Matter* l» Brief Perron** Itonie ft Inter* * 1 l P A G E F IV E Some Times Arranged for Herald Itoadera Jt The City You are told, “ our clothes come a little higher than others but they are worth it.” Our advice • in this connection is THE weather TEMPERATURE S m beware because we handle one of the very best lines in the country, and thats Campus Togs and they don’t “ come higher.” They are priced within reason. it h ' )rv \ 11, ^ rni!'trong, of JacksonV . 1 ’ '* 'n tlu‘ city, culling on his old nviuLs. i>r. Armstrong is the daddy i *tiveryicvv, one of the sub-divisions „ •™<'nvillo; the founder of Good °pc drinking water, nnd one of the COMBINATION SALE A T L . P . M cC U L L E R ’S 15-lbs. Granulated (PI Art Sugar ................... «pl.U U 1-lb. Special Mixed ....... 60c LEXINGTON AND • HUPMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE We Carry The Parts 10 automobile has proven to those wjiose ^ is worth anything, th a t w alking is an ]: ex mvagance and th a t riding is tru e economy :: l k XINGTON...... .................................$2095.00 F. 0. B. Sanford :: HUpMOBILE ........................ ....... ,$1685.00 || F. O.B. Sanford Perkins & Britt FORT MYERS TO ACQUIRE NEW CITY HALL. FORT MYERS, Sept. 10— Foit Myers is to have a city hall nnd a public park ns the result of the acqui­ sition of what is known locally ns the Evans property on McGregor Boule­ vard. The property consists of a residence nnd grounds approximately 750x270 feet. The property was or­ iginally held at $40,000 but the owner donated to the city the difference be­ tween that amount and $34,000, the price paid by the City Commission. The residence will lie converted into a city bull nnd the grounds will be equipped as a park, described by the commissioners as "very sizeable" for any city. A comfortable station, in­ cluding n woman’s rest room, and a pavilion will be built, and plans call for the construction of a swimming pool in tho future. The park borders on the Taminmi Trail and will afford a great convenience for passing nutomobillsts, according to the commis­ sioners. in addition, the commissioners say, winter visitors will lie provided with a playground where they enn hold their horse-shoe nnd croquet tourna­ ments. Chess and checker players are expected to hold sway in the pa­ vilion. CLASSIFIED ADS Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leas than 23 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Caab must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Roso No. 4 seed, Irish potatoes, per bushel $2,00,—L. A. Hrumloy. 131-tfc FOR SALE—1021 Model Ford Sedan at $550. This is a bargain. See us at once.—B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc FOR SALE—Medium slzo safe. Ap­ ply 402 Snnford Ave., nnd Fourth S t r e e t . _____________ 04-fll. FOR SALE—Lexington, 1020 model, at $1250. Looks good and is in A-l mechanical condition. Terms to suit you— B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc FOR SALE—8 -room house with all modern convenience, excellent re­ pair. Private water works, in desir­ able location. Reasonable* terms. Ap­ ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street. llG-tfc FOR SALE—Buick Roadster at a bargain.—II. A O. Motor Co, 144-tfc FOR SALE—20 ncres good orange URINK grove land situated within a mile of Elder Springs Water. Ita 1)9 08-101 Gencvn. The land has not been clear­ ed but has a bearing orange grove per cent pure. Pho^o 311. bordering it. This tract of in ml can be bought nt n real burgnin. For full COMBINATION SALE particulars address "C" care of the Herald office, 118-tfp AT L. P. McCULLER’S 15-lbs. Granulated FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, ccrSuffar ...................... tified by Stnto Plant Bonrd, $3 per 1-lb. Special Mixed ( ) 0 c thousand f. o. b. Lake Mary. Farina Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. 12D*24tp i Some Baptist Temple Dates Sept. 14th.—Annual Business Meeting. Sept. 10th— Annual Association nt Geneva. Sept. 30th— Open House Temple Girls Club. Oct. 1st— Sunday School Visitation Day. Oct. 2nd— Sunday School Rnlly nnd Promotion Day. Oct. oth— Protracted Meeting with the Pastor oh Preacher nnd Mr. C. F. Owens, Mus­ ic Lendor. * Oct. 10th— Eighth Anniversary of the Pastor. Oct. 17th.—Young Peoples’ Training School—Mr. O. K. Armstrong, Director. Nov. Oth.—Annual Delivery of Dr. Hyman’s Lec­ ture, "Playing the Big Game." Nov. 11th— Armistice Day. Nov. 13th— Sundny School Institute— Rev. W. W. Williams, Director. Nov. 20th— Auditorium Campaign Week. Nov. 24th— Thanksgiving Day— Home Coming nnd Thanksgiving Night. Dee., 4th— Tithe Campaign Week. Dec. 12th— Stnto Convention, Miami. Dec. 25th— Christmas Contata. Jnn. 1st— Every Member Visitation. Jan. 20th— Biblo Conference.—Dr. W. B. Riley, * of Minneapolis, and others. "WE’VE SAVED A PLACE FOR YOU" Sanford, Florida “ The Store That Is Different ’’ CM92I CK.6.0 dircct-from-niiil-to-builder service. Our long leaf yellow pine and ter cypress, manufactured in best mills insures first quality at lowest pos­ sible cost consistent with her—less middlemen’s heavy GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, Florida. 138-o.o.d-13tc FOR RENT FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms, fur­ nished for light housekeeping. 318 Palmetto Ave. 142-fltp I'Olt RENT—Several flgTft keeping rooms. New and clc Laurel. FOR RENT—Desirable housekeeping rooms, every convenience. Box 117. 145-Otp WANTED WANTED—Team work. Inquiru M. • 12120tp Hanson Shoe Shop. WANTED TO BUY—Roll top desk. Address “X" care Herald. WANTED—Lot in good location. Must be cheap for cash. Address Lot 7, Herald. 145-ltp LOST LOST OR STRAYED—One small gray mule. Finder address A. J. McCulley, Oviedo, Flo. 144-2tp “ The Service of Sight” ROOFING, Red nnd green slate sur­ face, 3 ply $3.50 par sqqare. Tiger brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; if you eyes trouble you or 1-ply, $2,25. Froe delivery. Address g)asses need repairing or adjustment, M. E. Ginn, Box 301. 180-20tc FOR SALE AT BARGAINS—Two 5- don’t waste any time, but cull room apartments; 1 5-room houso, TOM M OORE close, in, good location.—A. I’. Connol­ ly. 138-8tc OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN FOR SALE—One heavy duty two- Office Opp P. O. Phone wheel trailer in good condition. In­ quiru nt Ford Gnrugo. 143-tfc Post cards—local views—le each FOR SALE—172 acres in Columbia tlie Lel,.ld office. county; 110 in high stuto of culti­ vation; 10 in round pine timber; good 4 room house and tenant house. Will soli on easy plan or exchange for Snn­ ford property is suitable. Apply to owner nt 809 Magnolia, between 4 and 0:00 p.m. 143-3tp FOR SALE—One ennner, several dozen E. Z. Senl jars, variety of house ptnnts, all potted and growing, very rensonuble. Call at 1100 Sunford Avenue. 144-dh-tfc FOR SALE—1020 Model 0 cyl. Paige touring car, practically new tires. In good condition. Apply A. P. Con­ nelly. 144-4tc FOR SALE--Celery fnrm, 15 acres, 5 ucrcs tiled, 3 flowing wells. Big house and barn on hard road. Price $3,500. Good terms.—E. F. Lane, the Real Estate Man. 144-Gtp P o ll SALE—8 hives of bees, In good condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 325 Service Shoo Shop. 183-Sat-Wed-0t The Circlet b Self-Adhuttag* Mete* FOR SALE—5 acres and residence ebr elite ever the heed, diSN at facing lake, Bargain. Box 117. web* e a i — eethe e e te a b lbee. IIf fomr dealer can't g e t t* send i4&-6tp LUMBER PRICED ARE ADVANCC ^ f r % * k L _ S t~ s 34 to 4 \ ING—Tho builder may still get the Advantage of low building cost by I M 1. Y e*. submitting schedules to us and getting liClSr *>373 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 10, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 10, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 10, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald