125 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bfc1cd8a32556a1e9fed010ede86ee4c.pdf 0d9cc229d77b6ef8714a9a83585e5095 PDF Text Text i » • I I Sanford THt e ' Tity Sobslanlial r , ~ .1. 1 v. " ’’ r ■- Sanford THE City Substantial* S a n fo r d D a il y H e r a l d t IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, S E P T E M B E R 12, 1921 VOLUME II *. \ Congressmen May Have to Punch the Time Clock RELIEF FUNDS SUBSCRIBED FOR SAN ANTONIO SUFFERERS TOWARD IMMEDIATE RELIEF I Property Damage Fixed at Eight Million Dollars MEDFORI), Mass., Sept. 12.—May­ or Haynes today notified n! motion picture housoH hero thut films of Fat­ ty Arbuckle would he barred until his case in Snn Francisco is disposed of SOME ESTIMATE THEY W ILL in tho courts. TOTAL ONE HUNDRED OR MORE. DEATHS UNCERT’IN SOLDIERS MAKE WOUNDED SOLI COMFOKTAIILK FOlt L.F?E— OTHERS AHE O. K. TO Truant congressmen may soon Do punching a time dock, If Representative Kissel of New York, Hucceeils In ob­ taining passage of Ills bjll Introduced recently, providing for the payment of salaries to members of congress on an attendance basis. .Mr. Kissel Is shown on the steps of the mpltol demonstrating the time clock to fellow members Df tho Irnnse. delivered here yesterday by Prcildant Harding during bis S a b b a th a c tiv itie s at the occansidc, which included nt* tendance nt church, nn address to v e t­ erans of the Fifth division. A. E. F., and an hour’s stroll among tho board­ walk crowds. After attending the Chelsea Baptist church.with Mrs. Ilnrding and his other guests, the president found sev­ eral hundred Fifth division veterans assembled in front of his bench front j hotel when he returned. Standing on a chair, the president urged thnt for- [ mer service men aid In solving tho ONE KILLED—NINE INJURED WHEN MINISTER HIT THEM, problems of peace as they have those GLARING HEADLIGHTS CAUSE of war. "There is nothing too good in Amer­ ica for its veteran defenders/* said j r p ^ T p i^ n ^ f ^ V n ^ S o ^ t °12 -O n e the president. "All America is proud 1 1 ETERSBURG, Va., Sopt. 1-. One of what you and your division did a t ' I,crHon " 'afl , kl,let! nnd n,nc ‘nJu™d* the Meuse. All America is proud of tw° 8°r,0UJ ,ly’ ? what our soldiers did in the critical driven by Itev R. L. Matthews locn days of the war” ' i ")," ,8tor« ran down n l,af ty ot CoIon‘nl Apparently referring to the sold- 1 persons on their way to iers1 bonus legislation, President ,nBtlln,* ht ®n Rlchraond-Petersllarding declared that the n n tio n bur* ^m p lke. Glaring headlights on would spare no efforts to care for its « c»r bou"3 I" tho °PP08lto Erection wounded and its disabled defenders. (Woro resiionslblo. "The man who came back wounded and impaired in ability to carry on the vocation of his life deserves the fullest aid in our |>ower to give, and I propose to use nil the* influence, I hnvo to see that he gets it," he said. "But I am not so much concerned with those who came out of tho war uniin-! paired. They have the compensation of supreme service and experience. OTHER PARTIES WANTED HAVE ALL HEEN ARRESTED You may l>c disappointed with m at-1 NOW ters of legislation, hut I want you to ’ • ‘ ‘ " know that we are interested in your ! (Dy The Associated Press) welfare. • j JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 12.—Tho "I am not unmindful of the job you trial of Rollins, alias Ruwling, for the diil over there. 1 am not unmindful murder of Hickman, scheduled for this of the service you rendered to tho countTv r r y0U, ured t0 th,0 morning was postponed until next trj mulct >mir former command- Monday, just before the grand jury t„ ,„ l cr, nml I ask that you will render mo , , , met in spcciul session to consider Ihe same faithful, i f ' r' 'ra.* Ur | ,B charges aguinst John Pope, nttornoy, years I to ta Xftce. There is st.ll nm, Ifw ,n Novltzy> olectrlclanf arrcat. im .’.ter service to be rendered in es­ ed Saturday in connection with the tablishing national lines of pence. It uii t« to v„i, t,. h, i. i .i . case as a result of an alleged conis up up 10 >"u <" help solve the prob- , , . „ ... , . , M lew that has been thrustupon us b'v fe88i° n by R° II,n8’ Johnn,° Novitzy* tho enemy from within y , wife of Novitz, was arrested at Semi- SHIP BY WATER SLOGAN GAINING MOMENTUM FAST MANY CITIES ENDORSE IT RAWLINGS’ TRIAL IS POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY Palatka Will Send Del­ egation to Orlando Meeting MOVEMENT GROWS NEW WHOLESALE HOUSE START AT KISSIMMEE—TRUCKED FROM SANFORD. The Ship by Truck movement is growing, and the Rhip by water move­ ment is growing with it. The best thing the railroads ever did wnH to attempt to raise the freight rates when they were alrendy high enough ami force the shippers to cast nlwmt for a chenper moans of transporta­ tion. Necessity is the mother of in-' vention, and necessity is nlso the mother of grent ideas. It is only when we nre forced to look for better things through necessity thnt we get these better things, and shipping by water, putting on morn bonts on the river, shipping by truck and building more and better ronds, nre only Tropical Storm Will Not Reach U. S. ab,y lb. . |t-J-.•. • 1'./Vg*•..'iitdiiAli ''V 'I**Ar,. j -SfrV O.Xil* ..'ii' ______ * . ______ ______ —» j:1 IRISH PARLIAMENT ANSWERS BY A SPECIAL MESSENGER LEFT DUBLIN THIS MORNING ROOT DECLINES JUDGESHIP FOR INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE IN CABLE Z J (By Th* AtsacUUd Pr*u) SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 12.— Relief funds totalling more than seventeen (B y The A itocU U d F r * n ) thousand dollars had been subscribed WASHINGTON, Sept. 12. — The today by citizens of Snn Antonio to­ tropical storm apparently is central MISS RAPPE’S FIANCEE ’ this morning over longiutde 70, lati­ ward coni of twenty-five thousand for WILL GET FATTY'S GOAT tude 25 moving rapidly northeastward relieving distress of those who lost FOR KILLING THE GIRL the Weather Bureau unnounced. The possession in the flood of Saturday (B y Tho A uocliW d P r u t ) storm no doubt did considerable dam­ morning. Property dnmngo Is. fixed NEW YORK, Sept. 12.—Henry age Sunday on the island of Haiti. at not more than cigh million dollars Lehrmnn, motion picture director, The disturbance will not reach the by C. D. Yandel, general manager, of who was engaged to marry Virginin coast of the United States, the Bu­ the Chamber of Commerce, while tho Ruppc, said today he would devote reau stated. death list is uncertain. Some esti­ every moment he could spare from his mates running it as high as one hun­ business to pressing prosecution of AI)OR IS ADORED I1Y dred dead, including forty-seven bod­ Roscoc Arbuckle. THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS ies recovered. The city proper has been crippled (By Th* AnoeUAtd P rtu ) SCHULTZ IS CAPTURED all day from the flood. Thore have GENEVA, Sept. 12.—Gustav Ador, been no lights nor street car scrvico AT CRISSEY. OHIO. former president of Switzerland, wns because of electric power. Water has elected honorary president of the as­ (By T h* A iiscU ted P r« u ) been running in thu mains in a few TOLEDO, Ohio. Sept. 12.—Charles sembly of the League of Nations to­ portions of the city, nnd the pressure Schultz, one of the three men convict­ day. is weuk at these places. City officials ed of conspiracy in connection with said late yesterday thnt tho water An organization to promote the pressure would be turned on boforo the million dollnr postoffice robbery, who esenped from Lucas county jail Finnish development of aviation in all today and it is thought electric cur­ on Labor Day, was captured at Cris- branches has been formed at Helsing­ rent nlso will be available today. sey, Ohio, today. fors. City Building Inspector John L. Richter, estimated thu damage to buildings at approximately $700,000. He said thnt no largo buildings havo been dumnged permanently nnd that none is in a dangerous condition. Hardly any of the duntaged business­ es carried flood insurance cither on thu buildings or stock. Precautions to prevent nn epiduntic WEEK’S WEATHER Premier Lloyd George are being taken. A check by D. D. Forecast for the Period Sept. 12 to Ilarrigan, city engineer, showed that at Inverness, Which thirteen of the twenty-seve^ bridges 17- Inclusive. is Headquarters South Atlantic and East Gulf spanning the Snn Antonio river nro Stntts: Unsettled and occasional virtually undamaged. At first it was (By Th* Aiiocluted Fre*i) thought nil hut four were dumuged, DUBLIN, Sopt. 12.—A courier of rains with temperature near or be­ hut with the removal of dcbriB nnd the Irish republican parliament left low normal. Distrubnnce over Ca­ driftwood today, it >wu» found that Dublin this morning for Inverness, ribbean Sea moving west northwest­ thirteen still are safe and sound. Only Scotland, where Lloyd George is ward. one bridge wns washed away. making his headquarters. The rapidity with which thu water Giant Mine Found receded after ruins stopped is ac­ ANOTHER EXPLOSION Washed Ashore and counted for by the city being at tho SHAKES UP HALIFAX of the three strenms. May Be One of Many headwaters OCCURS AT DARTMOUTH. A rigid restricted area was roped off today and guarded by policemen That Have Reen Sinking Ships Off and Soldiers from Fort Sam Houston. (B y Th* AmocU U i) P r« n ) the Coast Lately HALIFAX, Sept. 12.—The town of The Red Cross nnd other similar Dartmouth, across the harbor from organizations opened relief’headquar­ (B y Th* A »ocU t«d P r o * ) Halifax, wns shaken by a terrific ex­ PORTSMOUTH, Vn., Sept. 12.—The ters yesterday and all last night and plosion early today when an oil tank discovery yesterday of a giant mine today, bread was passed out to tho blew up during a fire. The force of t(irt,0 ft.ct j„ diameter, coated with hungry and clothes given other Huffertho blast was felt throughout this hnrnnclcs ami oysters and provided IcrsThere wns limited telephone service city, . . shuttering _ windows in ninny . with electrical firing device, washed yesterday. Small automobiles were buildings. One man is reported m iss-1ashore at Oceunview, near here, lins hacked up to the dynamos, rear ing, and another slightly injjured. given rise to the theory that perhaps wheels jacked up nnd belts put over The property loss will bo heavy. Five several of the ships lost off the const the rims for power. distilling tanks of the Imperial Oil recently may have been sunk by strikCity officials estimate that the total Co., wns destroyed. ’ ing one of these explosive derelicts. effect of the flood will not he cleared up for a month. nmong tho many good things thnt will come from high freight rates on the rnilronds. It will even go so fnr thnt in a few short years there will bo nn Intcrurbnn line from Snnford to Kissimmee—thnt dream thnt wns taken up n few yenrs ago nnd wns killed by the war. In fnct if the people of the inland cities of Florida will only stick together on the ship by "I want this to continue as anAm- T ' 0Sund8' ,ncar F° r‘ Myor8' Satu!" truck nnd ship by water idea this erica «.f oh ii.,m. ..„.i servico ..i.... and ,lay» arrived Opportunity mul . , , here . . ,this . . . morning in part of Floridn will he the greatest as nn America of grateful am.recin- charK° ° f doputy H,lcriff’ tlon.” | The grand jury nt one o clock re­ and the busiest place in the south. cessed until 2:30, without having tnk- Alrendy wo nre beginning to feel the 1 en any action. effects of this great movement. A '"•UK AHE ARRESTED now wholesale grocery started in IN HICKMAN MURDER WEALTHY FLORIDA Kissimmee Inst week nnd all their SPECIAL JURY TODAY. FARMER MURDERED. supplies were shipped to Sanford and trucked to Kissimmee, thus saving a JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 1U. Tho ........................ w ............... ............ MOORE HAVEN, Sept. 12.—Tho large amount of money on freights. ial session^"!'* ! " , S, " '* ! n,cet in 8,,ec* hony of Eugene Haskell, aged 50, Other wholesale houses in Kissimmee in connecti ' ^,i " i 1 8ccond t *mo farmer and fm lt grower of tho Citrus nnd Orlnndo nnd other cities will do II. Hit-kin,! ' '|VI. '/ 'I b ®eo. Center neighborhood, wn sfound in a likewise nnd this movement will ami , ' " a 1 Ualrc tnanngor drainage ditch between hero and that spread until it will ho n rare thing in last s,„utiny' night. n" U'ry..,.,.f tho Place this afternoon. The man had Inter yenrs for the wholcsnlo busi­ , c •'m • thufttra' • onl ordered ,!° body wns been missing for several days, and ness to ship by rail unless they are Gil Gibbs r !i' J * !m iit while the body was so decomposed as forced to do so with goods arriving John i«,in 'nB 1 u‘ arrc8t °f to mnko tho causo of death only n from the middle west that cannot he John |k , . i, Fireman Dies of Nc'ovitzky ' * ' 11 ,<>riU!y' a,1,l l nv’ln matter of conjjccturo, the coroner's shipped by water. of Injuries Received Tho meeting to he held in Orlnndo ot being iiunl'it . 1" !an’ on cbarR°8 jury brought in a verdict of "death Pollen 1,.., 11 ln 10 l,a ffedy. (,y violence nt the bands of some perby hands per tomorrow night will he attended by a in A. B. A. Wreck Policp hist night w f°r Johnnie M.::.Ae.r° ”>• 8-e.arCl,,ntr aon unknown- the motive being rob- committee from Sanford, nnd nil the cities thnt nre vitally concerned In ATLANTA, Ga., Sopt. 12.—Frank *imilnr i-hurirm V Wl 1‘-wanted on j Tho pockets of his clothes were this grent movement, nml they will Jones, negro fireman, who was in­ w,,re first am -t,. 1 0,,° nnd turned inside ou4: nnd his watch and come from ns fnr north ns Palatka. jured in the wreck of an Atlanta, Bir­ Picion, hut latnr r' 1arB?8,0^ 8U8‘ rl»KH wore missing. Hnskol wns last mingham and Atlantic railway freight were sworn 0llt „|i nrni!l "varrants 8ecn the afternoon of September 7, C. M. BERRY HONORED train here Inst Wednesday night, died WITH GOLD FOUNTAIN PEN. Snturdny, bringing the death list to n>i-n u’ero nccessoiln^'i^r n 1 tW<> »*r*v*nfr along a ronil near where the --------. two. in «n attempt to ° “ r®tbo fnct body wns found today. With hint wns C. M. Derry wns formerly the coiin-* J . T. Morris, engineer, wns killed the c°mmitment of a „ , U° ny and. n negrt). Tho next morning the horse " was atnte,i ti,„, , , 1'U.r .°Ir ’ , land wagon were found nbout a milo ty agent of Seminole county, nnd and two negro trainmen in uddition “wlinga on « ° f Frank and a half distant from where tho Btood high in the ranks of county to joines were injured in the wreck 'll'1™ * " .« w wn slocatcd toilny. There was agents all over tho Stnto of Floridn. which B. L. Bugg, receiver for tho be postponed a W°!l d prob" no traco of Haskell or his companion. Ho was elected president of the coun­ road, charges wns caused by nn ex­ °M hc Krnnd Jury* " ? * inff the resuit Tho 8onrch for the ,„ lly continued ty agent’s organization, nnd nt n plosive being, placed on the track. banquet of tho association at GnincsThe commission appointed by Gov• nh: char« - az L t r r ° f untn ,i was f ° und to<,ay • ' ®lYlcia|g did not dim.i, * m° n’ Haskell was n pinn of considerable villo tho other day, when his resignn- ernor Hardwick to determine tho ti(*n leading to the nr"0 , lL’ in^orma* means. His family, including wife tlon wns rend, the county agents pres-^nuso of tho wreck will ijturt its inJ1'1'0 nnd denied mn, ^ °, , tWH nn,l ^bre® children, resldo in Waldo, ent decided to send Mr. Burry a token quiry today. Union leaders have asrflt Hawlings had m, ° rcu ab*nK Kns., from which plnco ho enmo of their appreciation, nnd sont Him n scried defectivo equipment caused tho fine gold fountain pen with his inltinls 'train to lenvo tho tracks, Ihe "bout • o„o. ' *ntered n »,i ' Wo mcn* Ruwlings ________ engraved thereon. Mr. Berry prizes SPORTS "ittnment not KU,lty his ar----------------- :--------One of the nowest Industries to tho gift very highly^ and will koop A clock has been Inserted in tho locato In Bradcntown 1 stho Grnsk & it in loving remembrance of tho many Sons Pottery Co. Tho yoxpect to do good friends he has mnde nmong th o1 pedestal of a new floor Inmp by Its F°r first ClnaB Job work-th* Herald n rotnll and wholosalo business. agents of the State. [designer. xS/V- *"■* sl 1 (B y The Atioclatod F r a il) nothing ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sopt. 12.— A message to former service men was N U M BER 146 FA’h ’Y ARBUCKLE UARRBI) FROM SHOWING PICTURES AT .MEDFORD, MASS. In Peace Problems But Does Not Commit Self SPARE IS® n GOVERNOR APPOINTS 15 SPECIAL POLICE OF ATLANTIC COAST LINE. TALLAHASSEE, Sopt. 12.—F if­ teen police officials were designated Says He Will Be Un­ Friday by Governor'Cnry A. Hardee able to Serve on Ac­ ns special officers for the Atlnntic Const Lin urnilrond company under count of Age the recently enacted state law provid­ ing tho commissioning of police offi­ (By Th* A«*ooUt«d Pre«») GENVA, Sept. 12.—Elihu Root, cers. They nro: W. C. Pannell, inspector of police, has definitely declined to he consider­ Wilmington. N. C.; C. J . Barnes, enped for election ns judge for the Inter­ tnln of police, Sanford; F. E. Kidd, national Court of Justice. In a cubic captain of police, Jacksonville; T. S. gram to Dr. Manley O. Hudson, who McDonald, captain of police, Lake­ is here in tho enpneity of the Ameri­ land; Charles Pinkoson, captain of can Observer, Root declures ho will bo police, Gainesville; N. A. Hicks, sorgennt of police, Jacksonville; G. P. unable to servo because of his ago. Stownrt, sergennt of police, Jack­ sonville: W. fl. Loznlckn, sergeant, ANNUAL CONFERENCE .o f police, Jacksonville; E. E. WheclROTARY PRESIDENTS ter- sergennt of police, JnJcksonvilla; AND SECRETA RIES. -’O. L. Thcmvnj, sergeant ,of police, Jacksonville; P. K. Winter, sergeant Tho nnnunl conference of presi­ dents nnd secretaries of Rotary Clubs of police, Jacksonville; H. T, Daniel,sergeant of police, Lnkclnnd; W. F . In the eighth district, comprising 'Hill, sergeant of police, Tampa; E. Georgia, Alabama and Florida, will C. Harbage, sergeant of police, Tambo htld at Jacksonville, T h u r s d a y , ‘ “‘“i Sopt. 15, according to an announce- P p * j Mnrt,n» »®rff®»nt of ment received hero from John A. P° C° ’ 8nnfordTurner, district govcrnir. of Tampa. T I T A DAILY HIKALD WAVY AD. t �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1921 PAGE SIX MELLON GIVES PROPOSAL FOR TAX REVISIONS STATE PARDONING BOARD WILL HAVE APPLICATION . FOR 108 PARDONS STAR (Continued from l’#eo One) DAY sequence several applicants who fail­ ed to obtain clemency at tho meeting of tho Board several months ago will have petition* before tho board next WASHINGTON, Sopt. 10.—Having week. Tho list issued by tho Attor­ in henrd Secretary Mellon’* recommen­ ney General follows: dation* for further tnx revision*, tho Oswald Albury, manslaughter; Jim Bennte finance committee wn* ready Armstrong, murder, *ccond degroo; todny to consider actual changes In Hugh Alderman, murder; Lnurn Adithe house bill a* well ob broad poli­ nniH, manslaughter; John Barabaree, cies of taxation. Chairman Ponroso murder, first degree; John Burdette, Torchy Comedy AI hoped to have the bill completed In bigamy; Jesse Brown, manslaughter; a little moro than a week *o that it 1wllllo" Bryant, forgery; Ira Berwick, might be ready for the senate when J burtclnry; Robert Bryant, murder; confrcs* reconvened late this month, chn*. J . Uodifield, forgery; Jeff Boyd, There was a very free discussion murder, second degree; ^Shelly Brooks, E v a Novak in yesterday, with Secretary Mellon re­ murder; Jeptha E / Barker, man­ garding the change* in tho®u>use slaughter; George Beelman, embez­ I measure suggested by him and It may zlement; J . A. Behler, forgery; Anbe that the committee will seek' fur- drew J. Beard, murder; Jam es BrantAlso n Comedy ther information from him on some of ley, murder; George linker, forgery; the point*. The o mitteo nlHo expect* II. I. Brothers, forgery; Mnek C. Comto take up Senator Smoot’* proposal rnd, carrying concealed weapons; Henry for a sale* tnx and tho present plan George Caldwell, murder; is here because we find it best Cook, murder, first degree; Lnwrence I* to add Home new administrative features, including a provision for Campbell, murder, second degreu; fitted to carry out the quality tax Investigative commission which John Cooper, murder; John D. Davis, and value-giving ideals wn* left out of the house bill In tho murder, second degree; Roberta Dnnrush of committee amendment* at iels, murder; Jeremiah Dnvis, murder; of this store C. S. Douglas, murder, first degree; the last hour of consideration. In presenting his rpcommendntions, M. L. Douglas, bigamy; P. D. Dixon, the treasury secretary adhered to tho nssnult with intent to murder; Chns. figures on expenditures agreed upon Moneyham, statutory offenBc; Clar­ ence Mehl, grand larceny; Zeak Mc­ at the White House tnx conference It has beon a busy summer even though it wns vacution Intosh, murder; Freddie McCray, mur­ Inst August 0. His suggestions for time and wo face tho winter season with tho greatest and der, second degree; T. J . McManus, changes in the house hill contemplat­ brightest prospects for n mos^ prosperous year. Our lousi­ embezzlement; Walter McKnight, ed n total revenue yield of approxi­ ness and your business is increasing, Sanford is growing breaking and entering and grand lar­ mately $3,200,900,000 for the fiscal ceny; Lewis Nims, murder, second de­ beyond expectations of tho greatest boosters, conditions aro better, Floridn is tho most prosperous state in tho year ,nnd $3,000,000 for the flscnl gree; Pnckey O’Neal, nssuult with in­ union. Now is the timo to think of tho proverblnl "rainy * * * * * * * * * * year of 1922, or about the house bill tent to murder; Ollio Preston, murdny.” Save your money whllo-you nro mnklng it. Bank figure. dor, second degree; Sid Will Rollins, It with tho bnnk that insures your deposits. Start your Changes in the house tax Hills re­ murder, second degree; William Saw­ bank account today. commended by Secretary Mellon In­ yer, murder, Becond degree; Lee cluded: Stephens, murder; Clnrence Smith, * * * * * * * * * * Repeal of the excess profits tnx, ef­ murder, second degree; Davo Smith, fective as of laHt January 1, instead murder; Wilbur Stalls, breaking nnd RESULTS YESTERDAY. of next Jnnunry 1. entering; Bcnjnmin F. Squires, lar­ Retention of all of the transporta­ ceny; William Whitehurst, murder, South Atlantir Association. Just to sntisfy a curious public tho At Spartanburg 5, Augusta 0. tion taxes for the enlendnr year 1922, second degree; Dan B. Williams, mur­ Roporter-Star wishes to say, Miss but at hnlf the present rate, instead der, second degree; Mitchell Wilkins, A t Columbia 7, Charlotte 2. Lena Clarke is yet in the Orange of complete repeal as of next JJnnu- manslaughter; Albert Wright, mur­ At Greenville 8-1, Charleston 1-1. county juil and has not been trans­ G ET READY FOR BUSINESS TH AT IS COMING der; Walter Wyman, murder; Tom ferred to either the county poor farm ary 1. or tho Orange General Hospital, as Repeal of the cnpitnl stock tnx, ef­ Witt, manslaughter; Isham Swllley, American League.. is generally reported on the streets. At Philadelphia 5, New York 1-1. fective next year, an entirely new manslaughter; J . F. Whitfield, larc­ eny of autofnobilo; Marcus Williams, Miss Clarke, however, is yet enjoy­ At Washington 1, Boston 5. proposal. ing her rest and retirement from the At Chicago 20, Detroit IK. Reduction of the minimum income robbery; E. IC. Woden, embezzlement; world. “You would imugine I would At St. Louis-Clevcland, rain. surtnx rate from 03 per cent, to 25 Gordon Worthy, grand larceny; Wil­ become lonesome or discontented per cent., effective Jnnunry 1, 1922, lie White, breaking nnd entorlng; R. £ o f Sanford with this solitary confinement,” said Instead of to 32 per cent, ns provided D. Waring, aggravated assault; Geo. National League. , Wnrren, obtaining money under false Mis* Clarke to a Reporter-Star repre­ in tho house hill. At Now York 0, Brooklyn 2. pretenses; W. F. Jowers, nssuult with sentative, "but that is not the case. An increnso of 5 per cent. Instead At Pittsburg K, Chiengo 8. intent to commit statutory offense; I hnvo much to do and in fact there At Boston 2, Philadelphia 0. of 2 1-2 per cent, in the normnl cor­ is not an idle moment here.’’ Sadie McPherson , murder; J . II. Rnphncl Knowles, nssnult with intent Counties to Demand At Cincinnati HI, St. Louis .'1. poration Incomo tax, making the to­ Miss Clarke busies herself with let­ Troutman, grand larceny; Ethel E v -lto commit murder; UubbcII B. Lane, tal 15 per cent, retroactive to last Imemdiate Building ter-writing, poem and fiction compo­ erett, murder; Steve Ethridge, niurJconcealing stolen goods; Clnrenco Southern Association. Jnnunry 1. sition, besides kcoping hen cell as dor; H. S. Evans, nssnult; Flanders Langford, murder; Ned Long, breukAt Chattanooga 2-K, N Orleans .‘1-1. A innnufacturersMnx on cosmetics of State Road No. 2 neat as a pin. “I must tell you of a At Birmingham 7-2, I.. Rock 2-0. nnd proprietary medicines to replace K. Ferrell, assault with Intent to com-J|n? aad entering; Willie Lewis, inurreal funny experience I once went mit murder; Julius Fields, mnnslnugh- (|or. j 00 Lichenstcin, murder; Frnnk the present stamp tnxes which were At Atlanta 2, Mobile -1. GAINESVILLE, Sept. 10.—Unc of through,” said Miss Clarke, "and there ter; Tom Graham, murder; Will Gold- \ Landrum, murder; John Myers, murthe most important good roads meet­ Others not scheduled. eliminated by the house. iH a sequel to the affair," she said, en, murder; Will Giddcns, lnrcerty;' ,|ur. ^ob0 Martin, murder; Theodore ings held in Florida in years will be Rctentio nnext year of the tnxes holding up a letter written by one of Joe Gitliurd, murder, first degree; [ Mnck, murder; Richard P. Maxwell, held here next Tuesday, with dele­ American Amocintlon. on insurance premiums, but at oneher West Palm Beach friends. "This John Gill, murder, first degree; Jack I Krand larceny; J . A. Markham, cntlcgates from Lake, Columbia) Hamil­ At Columbus I, Indianapolis 2. half the present rate. man once got into a poker game. His Gihson, murder, first degree; James jn(f fomale from home for immoral At St. Paul 1-2, Kansas City 12-3. With these exceptions, the trensury V. llodshirc, grand larceny; L. J . Hale,' purpogcs; Mike Knzknrcz, larceney; ton, Alachqa, Marion and perhaps oth­ boss was out of towp. lit* lost heav­ At Toledo 18, I^misville 3. secretary was claimed to have ap­ grand larceny; Preston Holder, grand (Cornelius Powers, murder; Jnsper er counties, who aro interested in ily in the card game and lie took the At Minneapolis (’>, Mnlwnukec K. proved the house measure with its embezzlement; Wm. K. Humphrey, ; Mimbs, murder; L. Underhill, mnnu- having the roadway known as State money from the cash drawer to make provisions for an increase of $500 in murder; Jonas Hopkins, murder, se c-1fncturlng intoxicating liquors; J . M. Road No. 2, and also ns the North good his loss. His employer returned International League. the exemption to bends of families ond degree; George Harper, robbery; I nn,i Mary SiniH, statutory offense; Central Route to South Florida. unexpectedly. He was at his wit's The state road department bus ac­ At Butfulo 3, Syracuse 0. having net incomes of $5,000 a yenr Wm. H. Hntchcock, murder; George Martin Sattler and Natnlie Mario Satend to know what to do. Hu tried to cepted an invitation to meet with tho At Reading l!17, Baltimore 10-0. or less and $200 additional for de­ obtain a loan from several friends but Hill, burglary; Fulton Jackson, mur-Jt|cr, manslaughter; William Whitfl? delegations. Others not scheduled. pendents; for decreased rates on failed. At last he came to me and dor; T. L. Jackson, grand larceny; breaking and entering; Walter Lynch, At this meeting the road depart­ told me his trouble. He said if •lie sporting goods, yachts and furs nnd Virginia League. ment will be pressed to go ahead with 0™ L«ui» wlth didn't get the money before night bo for manufacturers' taxes on founttnin drinks in lieu of the present so-called M At Tnrlmro It, Newport News 4. intent to commit manslaughter, the work of building this road from nuisance tnxes. would be a ruined man. He offered syrups nnd other ingredients of soft At Norfolk 13, Suffolk 3. = j the Georgia line southward to and to put up Liberty Bonds as security, At Richmond 3, Wilson 0. into Luke county, where it will conbut I told him I did not want them, At Portsmouth 4, Rocky Mount 0. — ------------------------------------- -------------------------■ — -------------------------------------------------1 great network of inilicet with the to pay me back the money as soon as \A/+VAAA/\AAA/\/\AA/VWV/\AA/'j\AAAiXArtAi\AAA< \AA/W W A>\AAA. X/\AAj \AAA> \AAA/VW \y\AAAVW \AyVAAA/+W throughout Southern proved rouds he could. That has been a long while Piedmont League. Florida. ago, but he has never remembered his At Winston-Salem 2, Raleigh 5. Nor will tho representatives of obligation. The other day t wrote At Greensboro 10, High Point 3. these counties coma merely t" ask. him for the money. I told him it At Dnnvillc-Durhnm, rnin. They wil come with offers of money would come in handy now, as I needed to build tho rend. money. HARDING INVITED TO For instance, Columbia county hn* "Ho was very indignant to receive 1921 U. C. V. REUNION. turned its bonds for its part of tho a letter from me. On all my envehipes road over to the citato road depart­ I write 'Lena, Orange County Jail.' CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Sept. 10. ment; Alachua county haH $319,000 He suid he did not want people to •» —President Harding was invited to­ ready for its portion; Marion county know I wns writing hint. The public day to attend the reunion of the Uni­ has soino $190,000 available. In fuc* might think he had some connection ted Confederate Veterans here in Oc­ every one of tho counties at interest with my case and be could not afford tober. The invitation, signed by the are rendy to do their part, and the to be placed in such an embarrassing mayor and chairman of the reunion state road department will be t«>ld position. He said as far as the loan there cun bo no good excuse fur fur­ committee said: of the $ 1T»0 was concerned he consid­ ther delay in construction of this wry “Chattanooga will entertain the ered any money sent to me at this important highway. It is believed the time would be wasted, so lie did not United Confederate Veterans Oct. 25 petition will be granted. to 7. Your presence will mid greatly consider he was under further obliga­ to the occasion and would particularly tions to pay the loan.” ULMER LOSES ROUND. "And wlmt did you say in your re­ honor those old heroes for whom earthly honors will soon be no more. ply to that letter?" she was naked. ASHEVILLE, Sept. 10.-B y de­ s "I can't tell you, but I think 1 will Permit us to extend an urgent in­ feating A. C. Ulmer,'of Jacksonville, vitation and nssurniHO of a warm got tho money," she said, with a smile. Fla., stute champion, one up, during welcome/' — Orlando Roporter-Star. tho morning round, Henry Wcstall, Asheville, becomes favorite In tho un♦ +++-h *+ • : > ■?- ;■++ •:* -t- +•:* +++ nunl supper Invitation golf tourna­ ment nt the country club here. Semi cA Fashion Review', showing the first authentic styles in finals pit Wcstall against E. !’• R*J Ladies’ Wearing A pparel and iMillinery fo r the Cowing Season§ , vena, of Charleston, S. C., and J “l" Camp, of Ocala, Fin., agninst V. »• EightfBeautiful Live SModcls entertainment Smith, of Atlanta each of whom came out of .tho first flight piny during 1 ® ------------------------- R A T E S------------------------morning. The final round 30 holes, w bo layed Suturday In ttao flight. Room and M cuIh by month ....................................... $38.00 * Room and M cuIh by Week .......................................... 10.00 ELECTRICITY KILLS TWO. M cuIh only, by M on th .................................................. 31.00 Never Tonight at the Princess “ WOLVES of the NORTH Jjo le& rx sx ffjcx sierc/ * SUMMER DAYS WILL SOON BE OVER SANFORD SHOE 8c CLOTHING CO. MISS LENA CLARKE IS STILL IN TH E ORANGE CO. JAIL SPORT WORLD The W in ter Season Is Advancing The Peoples Bank 4 Don’t Make any Engagement fo r Wednesday ^Njght Because — -------- - — You are Cordially Invited to oAttend our Grand Fashion Show \ For Fall 1921 at the Princess Theatre, Wednesday Evening . September 15th, at 8 o’clock Tem ple Girls Club Will Open on September 30th B a u m el ’S S pec ia lt y S h o p “ Where Meals only, by W e e k ..................................................... 8.00 Week-day Dinners, .r>0c, 12 f o r ................................ 5.50 Sunduy D in n ers......................................................................75 Reigns” SAN FO RD , FLORIDA <Refreshments MRS. LOUISE SHAW, Matron MAKE APPLICATION AT ONCE TO Style ’ | THE TEM PLE GIRLS CLUB, 515 Park Ave. | • Music b Orchestra e v e r y t h in g f r e e - WORCESTER, Mass., Sept. 1 1 Two mon wero killed and ono severe­ ly burned nt tho plant of the N® England Power company hero. Six vtwo thousand volts of clcctrlc.y pnssed through tho mert. . ' Soil it with a HoraM Want Ad- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ***+ + + + + + + + + + + « + + + + -C + + + *+ + **< -4 -+ * M■ it • - �HP;?; • ’ Vv$y Jl ' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1921 FACE TWO in compliment to Miss Helen Peck, whose marriage takes place Woditen* day evening nt tho Presbyterian church, Tho pretty color motif, pink nhd preen, was used In tho decorations. Quantities of pink vine and fern be­ ing used. These graceful vinos were entwined around tho chnndeliers, over tlie doors, windows and cabinets. A contest,. "What Will tho Bride Wear,” caused much enjoyment. Miss Daphne Wimbish, guessing- the most correctly, was given the prize, n box of correspondence enrds. Progressive “Old Maid’’ created much merriment. Miss Anna DuBose* being “Old Mnid," ^ .was presented with n Kcwpie doll dressed ns a bride holding a cnt. , . 1 The gifts were presented in n most attractive manner. A boat, "Courtship," in which little Miss Louiso Purdon ant, was drawn in by Mnster Francis Roumillnt ns "Cupid," who presented the gifts to tho honoreo. Refreshments of green nnd white ice cream nnd enko in green nnd white topped with tulle bags ililed with rice, mul tied with ribbons wore serv­ ed by tho hostesses. Miss Peck was most attractive in u brown baronet satin nnd gonrgotte PRO G RESS :: SE R V IC E frock, IN T E R E S T PAID ! I About forty guests enjoyed thin nffnir, which was a pretty compliment 4 - 4 * -t-*:■ * * * * * * *<**!•*frff** * * *fr•!**4**'•*fr+ *i to tho honor guest, Miss Peck. „ NOW T H E TU X ED O Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. m Ft worn T h e M o d e ls at Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. B A U M E L ’S S T Y L E I T he Seminole County Bank STRENGTH 1!4.4. 4. 4. 4.4 4-4* 4- :: 4% -j* *;•4- SO C IE T Y MRS. FRED DAIREK. Society Editor. ___________ Phone 217-W ___ SOCIAL CALENDAR MONDAY—Westminster Club will have a swimming party and picnic supper nt the homo of Mrs. Fred Williams, nt Crystal Lake. St. Agnes Guild will meet nt the home of Mrs. A. W. Lee, 200 Laurel ave­ nue at four o'clock. TUESDAY— Mrs. I). C. Marlowe will entertain the members of the Nine Scminoles Bridge Club, at her home on Seventh street, at 11:20 p, m. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Peck will enter­ tain the bridal party, following the rehearsal for the Peck-Whitcomb wedding. WEDNESDAY—The marriage of Miss Helen Peek to Mr. Donald Whitcomb will take place at the Presbyterian church at (i o’clock. Fnshion Show will take place at tho Princess theatre ut eight o'clock. FRIDAY—Mrs. J>. P. Drummond will entertain the members of the Mon­ day Bridge Club at her home on Mngnolia avenue, at 2:20 p, in. Mothers Club will meet with Mrs. R. R. Dens, ut her homo on Park Avc. SATURDAY—The Children's Story Hour will he held nt the Centra) Park nt ork. I1 *I f ! Mrs. Minnie Murphy, S. E. Ives, Elln and Floyd Murphy, of Jackson­ ville, are spending some* time here ut the Montezuma. II. M. Young and family, of Chat­ tanooga, spent several days here at the Montezuma. Mrs. Mary Higgins and daughter, Miss Adelaide Higgins, have return­ ed from a delightful visit nt Daytona Beach. Mrs. J. Roland Lyle and Miss Pattye Lyle spent the day at Lakeland yes­ terday. Miss Adelaide Higgins is visiting In Orlando, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Dickson. Mrs. Thomas F. East and daughter Yonne, have returned from Mississippi, where they the summer with her mother, Walter Smith. H i little home spent Mrs, Ralph Roumillnt, before going to Tal­ lahassee, where she will attend F. W. C. G. W. Spencer lias gone to Gaines­ ville where he will take up bis stud­ ies at the University of Florida. Miss Julia Zachary has returned to Tallahassee where she will attend F. W. C. Mrs. W. M. McKinnon and little daughter, Hetty, leave next week for North Carolina, where they will spend the winter. Mrs. McKinnon will be greatly missed in the social world this winter. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Cameron nnd three children, of Augusta, were reg­ istered at the Montezuma Saturday. .Mr. nnd Mrs. J. I). Ritter, of Jack­ sonville, spent the week-end here. Miss Nell Ilathcock, returned to her home in Plant City after spending a week here with her sister, Mrs. John F. Leonnrdi. Mr. Harry Ferran, of Eustis, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. I). L. Thrasher, yesterday. STONE-COBB NUPTIALS. A marriage of interest to their large group of friends is that of Miss Izettn Stone and Mr. Robert Cobh, which was solemnizerd nt the Pres­ byterian church Monday morning, nt 11 o'clock. The wedding was a quiet affair, with only the presence of rela­ tives. Rev. E. D. Brownlee, perform­ ed the ceremony, using the VnnDyko ceremony of the Presbyterian church. .Miss Stone was charming in a traveling suit of brown with shoes nnd hat and gloves to match. Miss Stone is the only duughtcr of Mr .and Mrs. F. A. Stone, who have made Sanford their home for many years. Mr. Cobh is a rising young business man of sterling qualities, and is associated with the Sanford Truck Growers As­ sociation. He ,too, is a Sanford boy. Immediately after the ceremony, they left for an automobile tour. After several weeks absence they will he at home nt SHI Oak Ave. They have tile good wishes of their many friends. COMPLIMENTING BRIDE-ELECT. Saturday afternoon the bride's maids of the Pcck-Whitcotnh wedding party Misses Ethel Henry, Dorothy Miss Dorothy Humph left yesterday Rumpli, Seritu Lake, May Thrasher, for Jacksonville, where she will spend entertained nt a "Miscellaneous Show­ several days us the guest of Mrs. er," at the home of tlu* Misses Henry, , : J d*♦+4* 4*•J*4**5* *i*-1*4*•I*■!*4*4**5**!■4- -J*•)*+4**1*-S*4**!*4*4*4*4**5*-J*4*4*4*4--S*4*+4* 4*4*4-4*++4-4*++4 i Information rf. If you aro doing business m with Bankers, nnge County, and feel the need of informa­ ? '4 t * » f « V | V •; Post Office Box 193 I > * Orlando, Fla. i: •• • » ■ ■ * . r ; . ,.* 4 .J jt ; r Furnished by girdle. PLENTY ROAD MATERIAL IN COUNTY OF MARION A dinner was given in honor of the BUT CANNOT BE USED. newly weds, Mr. and Mrs. Thco Stiles, formally Miss Winnie Hooper, of OCALA, Sept. 10.—Although tho Cardiff England, by Mr. nnd Mrs. J. state is in need of more hardsurfneed Collins, at their pretty bungalow in highways, raw material beside and the west of town. often under the rioii which need im­ Great credit is due the hostess, Mrs, provement cannot be used because of Collins, and her out of town guest* legal technicalities. Marion county .Mrs. W, Hanley, of Jacksonville, who of which Osceola is tho county sent, did the honors for the occasion. After bus vast stores of limestone, immense Our Wednesday advertisement the dinner which was served n'Ln outcroppings of flint rock and huge ' will continue the series on ihe Englais, followed by cotTee, Ice cream, quantities of fine sand. Roads con­ “ CITY S U B S T A N T IA L ” cake and cigars, music am! singing structed of this material, however, was indulged in up to 12 o'clock, when must have cement or asphalt binding . nr.d why you should the party of some twenty-five couples,1 and the processes have been so tied began to make a move for home, every up as to prohibit the uhe of either by one expressing their pleasure at the a community unless it pays a royalty success of the evening. to some concern outside tin- state. While Marion county roads must CLEAN-UP SQUAD IS can Red Cross, nnd steps will be tak­ MRS. STANLEY'S await the untangling of the red tape en for his provision. COMING TO ADJUST ANNOUNCEMENT. necessary to obtain the binding ma­ According to Major Carbine, it is EX-SOLDIER CLAIMS. It is with u great deal of interest terial, enterprising citizens arc* ship­ expected that tho seven workers, with that the Sanford Woman’s Club re­ ping rock and snml out of the county Beginnig next Thursday, Major W. tho assistance of the Red Cross and ceived the announcement of the can­ daily, in fact a great deal of the mon­ American Legion, will be able to com­ didacy of Mrs. M, L. Stanley, of Day­ ey in circulation in Marion county is 1 L. Carbine, special field representa­ plete their work in this section in the tona, for first vice president at-large. derived from tho sale of crushed rock tive of the American Red Cross, who allotted four days but in the event Mrs. Stanley has served for two terms and sand. One cencern shipped from is already in Orlando, will semi his that it is not completed it will be con­ as president of tin* Palmetto Club of its crusher nt Kendrick one day this force df aids into the local field for tinued until every case Inis received Daytona, two terms ns vice president week fourtton cars of crushed rock four days in one of the celebrated Red the necessary attention. Office hours of Section Four; as State auditor, and to points in Sumter. Taylor nnd 1*1- \ Cross "clean up weeks" which aims of tho squad will be from 0 a. in. to ns chairman of State finance commit­ nellus counties. This firm recently to enable all off-service men to so- [ fi p. m., or longer if necessary, Ma­ tee. Mrs. Stanley’s splendid work in completed a shipment of 250 ears to ture propor adjustment of all claims j Jor Carbine said, tiic Federation fits her for this place, Tavares, which town is now paving or believed claims width they might In addition to the manager, others and the Palmetto Club honors itself its streets with Marion county rock, hold against the United States gov- connected with tho sqund include Miss in presenting Mrs. Stanley. hound with asphalt cement. The ma­ eminent. Eleanor Dorkin, Red Cross contact terial is in live demand from the The clean up squad of seven gov- woman, Dr. Roy S. Hampton. I!. M. Georgia line to Key West, much of it crnnftnt workers is expected to n r -1 Mitchell, publicity man, anil; three SANFORD COMMITTEE WILL URGE SHIP BY being used in Jacksonville. rive in the city not later than next others. Stenographers and other cleri­ WATER TUESDAY. Wednesday and at i) o'clock Thursday cal workers will be supplied by thhc TOO MUCH NOISE morning headquarters will be estab­ local organizations. Tlu* "ship by water" campaign com­ FOR QUIET GAINESVILLE It is Mnjor Carbine's belief that the lished at tlu* Orlando Chamber of mittee of tile Sanford Chamber of WHISTLE BLOWING TABOO. Commerce. Throughout the four days squad Is effecting some good work Commerce will meet with the trans­ examinations will he made, questions throughout the state and that when portation committee of the Orlando GAINESVILLE, Sept. 10— A stiff will ho answered and claims of any j Ihe activities have been coinplleted Chamber of Commerce here Tuesday legislative battle was fought here re­ nature will he adjusted. tvery want or need of ex-service men light at H o'clock. Thu Sanford dele­ cently when a member of the city Major Carbine, who arrived in the for which the government is respon­ gation is making a strong light to get council offered an ordinance com­ city yesterday to complete alt pre­ sible will have received the proper at­ the whole of Central Florida united pelling the city to blow the water liminary arrangements for the "clean tention. Reports from other citiei in an effort to combat the excessive works' whistle on every hour of the [ 1|p wcek» hnH just flni8hC(| such a show that 500 claims were adjusted freight rates which the railroads are dny nnd night until the clock in the wepk jn Minmi, He stated yesterday in Jacksonville; 1(30 in Daytona; 105 imposing on Florida ' growers and court house tower, which has ro'uscd 1thnt th(, irovt.rnnu.nt w|ll bear the ex- in Fort Pierce; and 100 in West Wl# shippers. to run with any regularity during the ponses of any ex-service man, who ( Beach.—Orlando Sentinel. Tlie “ship by water" movtment is past month, should lie put in repair must necessarily come from a dis- 1 receiving wide publicity and arousing by the county authorities. URINK lance to present his dnim nt the head­ universal interest among the farm­ The motion met with polite hut quarters, while the man is in the city Elder Springs Water, (ts 99 98-10n ers, citrus growers and business men firm protest from tlu* city attorney, and will he responsible for his return per cent pure Pho"e 311. of the state.—Orlando Sentintl. wiio pointed out that lie lived in the fare. Those who are unable to make vicinity of the water works and that tho one-way trip are urged by tho Tecs are cast for golfers from sand it, would never do to have the whistle major to get in communication with in n now metnl device nnd placed in ROBERT DEANE WRITES FROM ALABAMA WILDS. (down, anyway. Charles It. McCann, squad manager, position for use by pressing a plung­ Another councilman objected on tin* through the local office of tlu* Atucri- er. ________ _ _ _ Tlu* following letter from Robert ground that he had moved to Gainesville to escanq tlu* shrieking of a | • — --------------’ Deane says he has gained five pounds which we opine makes his total sawmill whistle and to secure peace 4*+-^+'J"Hi*+f+ 4-+4*+-t*4*4-4*4*4**>4*4-i*-l*4-!**:*+,*4*4*4;+4-4-4*4-4-4"H*4*4-t-+-!”t,':"i,++j and quid during his evenings. ~ “ - ‘ weight 00 pounds: When the motion was revised to New Brocton, Ala., Sept. 9, 1921. blowing of the whistle Well, here I am up in the wilds of require the Alabama. Ronds arc fine nnd the litt- only between the hours of 7 a. m.f tle Essex is there with the hill climb­ and 7 p. m., a third councilman as­ ing. Have gained f> or (1 pounds; sailed it ns smacking of class legisla­ eating fried chicken three times per tion, in that permitted the nocturnal day and sleeping six hours a night. slumbers of the da yworkor to be Cotton is moving now, and times seem undlstnirbcd, while his less fortunate prosperous. Am with a party of five fellow who labored through the stilly •«' of my kin people. We leave tomorrow night and sought his hard earned rest for Floridn, but don't expect to get nt sunrise would never know a full to Sanford before the 25th. If Snrgh. hour’s pence under its cruel and un­ Ball was here 4ie would have some usual provisions. time. Capping the climax canto the fire ROUT. DEANE. chief, who insisted thnt much con­ fusion would result front tiffing tho ENJOY DANCE AT SANFORI). whistle both ns a fire nlnrnt and nn alarm clock. The dunce give at the Valdez hotel Tho motion wuh loBt. at Sanford last evening by the Wom­ en's Club for the benefit of the lunch The wheat farmers, notwithstand­ room for the school wuh very largely ing the low price are turn lug loose attended by Orlando people. Among those motoring up were: John Fletch­ tho crop in large quantities nnd pre­ er ,Frank Hastings, Miss Louise Rud- sumably paying their debt, The wheat cliff. Tip Rnriow, Dr. nnd Mrs. Cecil exports for August wtro art excess of Butt, Marion Sanderson* Mr. and Mrs. 22 million hushelH, about four times George Nash, Thomas Brondwntei*, Mike and Wilburn Flower, MissCrink- the volunto of any pre-war August. present prices* shnnk nnd Mrs. Bowers, of Maitland, If cotton holds .up to - *t , * *i Agnes ^ ssclw h ite. Mrs. R. Adams, nnd the planters sell, the problem of Ice Cold Chero Cola Free on Saturday nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Cliff Hannah— Or­ extondtd credits to the farmers will * > lando Reporter-Star. solve itself. DINNER PARTY. S A N F O R D , FLA First National Bank Annex SEE OUR WINDOW BUY AT HOME 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 U. S. Tires are Good Tires The Orlando Credit Association ' J r . GASOLINE tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ it standing of your customers, it would lit* wise to communicate with us. ' Princess Theatre, Wed. Sept. 14 Use High Grade Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or- ti When Hto hwciitor-conl begun to groiv luxurious and aristocratic It as.sninnl 11 new inime— It Is now the Tux­ edo. It Is Hindu In wool, fiber silk or :Hllk, with much attention given to Its design nnd finish, lien* It Is shown in silk, with self-stripe; bordered by a strip In contrasting stitch, finished by narrow fringe and bolted with plaited J .. ' 1.1 I Edward Higgins, Inc. �THE SANFORD DAILY' HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1921 4 PAGE H frb Altamonte Springs, One of the Beauty Spots of Seminole’s W onderland 7! I .T 'J t-T; HI L 111 I• ■ ' j ; life LTAMONTE SPRINGS has an at­ mosphere, and so have other plac­ es in Seminole County; but Alta­ monte's atmosphere has the pecuLodestone—it’s i\ liar quality of a inhabitants may remove to other places in other climes, but they always return or have a very strong' desire to do so, and of course there is that—not very mysterious reason— Altamonte's beauty—for all humanity is drawn to beauty. Altamonte Springs is placed in such a fav­ orable location, that her man-made beauty, combined with the natural beauty, forms the a Alta-Monte that we know today. The Alta­ ic .monte of George Frost of Boston, of Herman Westinghouse of the great Westinghouse Electrical Company—who were among its founders— is not the Altamonte of today. Founded as the home of rich men only, we now reach out for residents of humbler means also, as we realize that riches alone do not make a town livable. It stands to reason that the state was scoured by these wealthy men to find their ideal before founding their town. Therefore Altamonte's location is the pick of the state. Altamonte Springs has an altitude of 220 feet—thus getting pine filtered sea air from the Atlantic Ocean 30 miles to the East, and the Gulf of Mexico to the West, forming that wonderful ozone known as the “Atmosphere of Altamonte" and when combined with the odor of orange blossoms and jassamine in season, and this combination comes breezing into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is bound to give the ailing their health, and the healthy more health and joy of living. Altamonte Springs has in its territory hun­ dreds of acres of orange and grapefruit groves in high state of cultivation, and has within her boundaries five beautiful lakes with clean, sandy shores, no marshy borders. Lake Orienta (upon which is located the “Al­ tamonte Hotel", famous among tourists all x over the country for its wonderful cuisine and excellent management of its owners, George E. Bates & Son) is the largest of these lakes and is noted for its black bass fishing, which is jealouply guarded by the owners of the land surrounding the lake, who welcome the true fisherman with sporting ideals. The “Altamonte Hotel" is located at the east end of this lake, upon a bluff overlooking the full length of its. waters. Lake “Ade­ laide" is across a park to the rear of the hotel, and upon this lake is the “Altamonte Spring" of absolutely pure water. The paved highway from Jacksonville to Tampa and all South Florida passes through Altamonte. A day's ride in an automobile may encompass two hundred miles in any di­ rection without leaving a fine paved road, making Altamonte an admirable location for automobilists, a fine large garage is under construction and will be open for business in a few weeks, two stores with filling stations are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a city at hand. Altamonte Springs is located on the Tampa and Jacksonville Division of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Western Union Telegraph office, Express and Third Class Postoffice, Electric Lights, beau­ tiful shady streets of large oaks, within 14 miles on brick highway of ,Sanford, and 9 miles on brick highway to Orlando. Winter Park, with Rollins College, is on the same road just five miles to the South. The hotel is the center of social life with card parties, dances, etc., and Altamonte's winter residents and home-folks are of a su­ perior order and of a prosperous, enlightened class. Our surrounding country and neigh­ boring towns of Longwood and Maitland are of the same order and are fine neighbors, and are only two miles away to the North and South. „ . The practical side of Altamonte Springs is not to be slighted in this article, for, aside 1.! from her fruit industry, Altamonte is noted as having 40 acres in covered conservatories devoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship­ ped in season mostly to the north, and the in­ dustry represents'an investment of over a quarter of a million dollars and a payroll of hundreds of dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. Haines, ex-congressman from New York, heads the largest of these conservatories, The Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. Mr. B. L. Maltbie, of the Maltbie Chemical Works, of Newark, N. J., is one of Alta­ monte’s latest developers, and is planning a great future for us this winter. Altamonte has a Chamber of Commerce, whose Secretary, W. B. Ballard, is always glad to give information upon request. Alta­ monte Springs has just recently been incor­ porated and is officered by unsalaried men of progressive ideas, but within keeping with a lo\y millage. George E. Bates and Son are men to whom Altamonte Springs owes much, as many com­ ing as their guests buy property here and stay as residents. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two and one-half miles through the pine woods to the Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Les-* ter Beeman has spent thousands of dollars to give a pleasure resort for the free use of the public, and one that is greatly appreciated.* Mr. Beeman has a pretty little cottage at the Spring as have others from Sanford and Longwood. Altamonte Springs has never been boomed or exploited, but is now on the verge of a growth that will not be sporadic, but steady and substantial. A peculiar circumstance is the fact that there is only one “Altamonte Springs” in the world, and we are “IT". Numbers of “Altamontes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only one “Altamonte Springs." mm -.|i i ' I? 1 I'll I a !> if 7 >K I ip 1 fi# r J I W .i ' llfil ‘ if Chase & Co. % Clias. E. Henry, Commission Merchant Star Theatre Roberts' Grocery y Hill Hardware Co. A Bryan & Wheeler, Autos % Hill Lumber Co. Edw. Higgins, Autos. X Sanfil'd Truck Growers Inc Jl E- Spurling, Real E state i n ___«__!_* Miller’s Bakery x Seminole County Bank Thos. Em m ett Wilson j Peoples Bank of Sanford A ttorney-at-Law First National Bank Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. % Witfht Grocery Co., Perkins & Britt, X Wholesalers Commission Merchant j, I). C. Marlowe »♦, Vendable Broker The Ball Hardware Co. jj’ } y X $ *:* X *1* I X x ❖ y V l •} * Haight & Magee Automobiles V. C. ( ’oiler, Contractor Haberdashers H. B. Lewis, Real Estate Cowan’s Tin Shop W ight Bros. Co., Autos Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Reher Bros., Auto Painting Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., Kent Vulcanizing Works Standard Auto Top Co. A. Kanner, General Merchandise R. E. Stevens, Physician Wilson & Toomer, Fertilizers Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Automotive Supply Co. Speer & Son, Dry Goods J. N. Tolar, Physician John Russell, Commission Merchant L. P. McCuller, Groceries John T. Brady, Jeweler Geo. W. Knight, Reni E sta te and Insurance John G. Leonardi Attorney-at-Law Elder Springs W ater Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, Printers, Office Supplies' George A. DeCottes, Attorney-at-Law r. J. Miller & Son Hodges & McMullen, Barbers 41M0. I ill % ■ lb » » O. P. Swope Land Co. C. L. West, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., v T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. Goncral Merchandise C. T. McCulley, Garage E. A. Farnell, Groceries H. B. McCall; Gen. Mdse. M Groceries, Meats ------- L O N G W O O D -------Groceries, Feeds E. W. Henck, Mayor Merchant’s Grocery Co. G. W. Entzminger williams Millinery Store Mid-Way Garage Vlr^ « ia“Caro,ina ^ em* Co Overstreet & Payne, Fertilizers PerUlizers Groceries D. L. Thrasher, T. A. O’Neill, Cates’ Crate Co. Frank Lossing, Contractor Shinholser, Contractor Crates W est Side Grocery Lee Bros., Plumbing Southern Utilities Co. S. Benjamin, A' P- Connelly', R^al Estate Sh° P u e„er», Merchandise General Clothing, Shoes Beane Turner, Groceries c^ « fnr,i Pnint & Wall Pa- A. Raffeld, Ladies’ W ear A. J. Lossing, Fox, Cold Storage ^ " ^ C o H. R. Stevens, Mayor „ Quick Service T ran sfer Sanford Barber Shop Mph«ney-Walker Co. W aters’ Kandy Kitchen cHand, Sheriff J . K. SM ITH , Prop. , & O aMn* r a . W o r d Battery Service Co. H. C. DuBose, Real Estate -----------G E N E V A L t ! ! : . M£ tor C° - Autoa * Sanford Machine & Fouh- F ™ nk Akf v8 5Iob.,ey’s Drug Store dry Co. G,Uen & F ry ’ Logan Merc. Co. General Merchandise Clydorsdt Cr0 <i? 'C? !? BoV ,Co- R ay B ro s ” B attery Service Sanford Steam Laundry J. J . Mauser, Cigar Mfgr Mfgr. " C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. ™.y „ st> Johns River Line n „ L i M n n ta m ii J- JTheYnw-1 r o n V o T Hotel Montezuma Crown Paper Co. E. Curlett, w « £w.eU Co., Dept. Store R 0bbin’s Credit Store Coca-Cola Bottling Co. __ Sanford Dry Goods Co. „ C arter Lumber Co. J . W. Flynt, Gen. Mdse. H. McLaulin, Jeweler C d v t e W ? i up* ^ M. Fleischer, Bpwer & Roumillat, Drugs Wakefield Preserving Co. MS Purity W ater Commission Merchant ; i ■W ’! O V IED O Sanford Farm ers Exchange ------- C H U L U O T A -----Florida Cuba Cigar Co. Cigar M anufacturers J. E. Synder, Dry Goods W. A. Whitcomb, Stanley & Rogers, Groceries Real Estate D. D. Daniel, Groceries * Brown’s Meat Market I. D. Martin, Chuluota Company, i JA 111 ill In n INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge : l||E i i t l S ' 11 THIS PU BLIC ITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE B Y THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND X ------- S A N F 0 R D- - Longwood Hotel ------ A L T A M O N I E Geo. E . B ates & Son, Altam onte Hotel A. H. Fuller & Son, Groceries D. B. McIntosh, Fargo Lumber Co. ----------- M O N R O E Bell Bros., Growers, Ship’rs E. A. Osteen, Grocer '•« 'I �I n 19 BANFUKD 11A IL i H EK A LD , MONDAY, S E P T E M B E R TAQE FOUR____________ J___ THOSE WHO WORK AN! AHFOrF DAILY HERALD W kM rrmrr i f u n m • Im U BaiM ^ u m t l u O ; i t Tk* lf« M ilE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. WIT.HHIM____________ B. J . HOLLY - ___ Editor / I . IILLA KD ...Secretary-Treasurer ■A. N BBL____ __ General M anner ROBERT HOLLY, ^ 0IK00LAT10M KAMAOEa Phone 148 up to 6 P. At. a«m Mid* K»»wi o« Ap,ll«»tl— IQ w ritU w frio* la i l * u » .............................S-8 D*linntf lia city by C»rritr ■W—b ....................................... » 0»«U hi b|f IS- U Ibpm Wato HwUl •»; » V m n lamtnol. Oouaty u 4 U pablU W M y XrUay. A4»*rtUU* raU* bu 4« hajwm M aypllotU n. DamMrmU* la piUUw. IS.SO pat F*at, ilw tyi la l i m a . Member of The Associated Preea Grant wonthcr yes. ------------o— And when thnt Btorm conies it wii) bo cooler. ■ ------- o------- And Floridn weather Is the best brand yet. All of those who hnvo been nwny this summer Bny so. ------- o------- All we need now is n nice littlo rnin th at will Inst nil night nnd bring us those cooling breezes tlmt wo nre needing. There nre some of the biggest things in Htorc for Sanford thnt this city has ever# had. Keep pushing, keep boosting, keep advertising. Wo are building n great city here. Arc nil of the business men of San­ ford shipping by water? If not, you are slocking. Of course there nre many instances where you cannot ship by water, hut there nre nlso many times you enn ship by wnter when you do not stop to think nbout it. Tblnk about it now. Says the Tampa Tribune: "Some how wo never havo known n baldheaded fat man who was not nn op­ tim ist." John, you haven't met ’em when they get up in the morning.— 8 t. Petersburg Times. Oh, we don’t know so much nbout that. We seem to get lip in the morn­ ing all right. . ——— o----------Speeding trials and convictions for those .guilty of crime will do much toward stopping the night riding nnd the restlessness that is current every­ where. People are becoming tired of the law’s delays and the subterfuges that endeavor to evade the laws of the country. Life is held too cheap, too mnny pistols are being enrried, tho fundamental principles upon which this government is built are being Ignored. ------- o------- Judge Cheney, in his speech tho tithor night, was not "spoofing" when ho said Sanford and Orlando needed a forty foot boulevard between the two cities. It may lie some time in the future, blit it would lie the best money ever spent by the two coun­ ties. Anyone traveling tlds road now and especially on Sunday, will see that the geninl judge knows whereof ho npcaks. And Mr. Phillips’ iden of planting trees and (lowers nnd shrubs all along the right of way is also good. Tlds should lie built in honor o f the hoys of thi/World War nnd no ntatuos of bronze should lie built until this roadway is constructed. It would be the greatest memorial high­ way nnd honor to the soldier dead thnt liny country lias ever built. Let lia build it. ------------o-----------The Sanford Herald says, "It seems almost certain that two of our prin­ cipal corners will have four-story buildings on them in the near future." and linHos Us prediction upon plans nnd projects that hnvo been discuss­ ed. Sanford has grown wonderfully tho past year or two and is forging right ahead. Among other things 8anford expects to have a tourist camp, for automobile travelers, al­ though tile matter lias not been fully decided. If a camp is established it will be on modern plans and with •very provision for comfort and safe­ ty.—Times-Union. ! FRANKFURT SAUSAGE A wholesome dish which Ih quick'? prepared Ik to arratec Davies Frankfurt s'yle snu* sage around o mound of D ue L bel peas Deane Turner WBLAKA BLOCK Phones 497-494 There nre ninny' people in mnny towns who never work nt building up thel/clty. They nicy ho fast work­ ers for .themselves, they may work from dawn till dark on their own particular business, they may be the most industrious persons in their own homo town—but they never give any of their time for their own 'homo town. They nro never seen nt u pub­ lic meeting, they arc nevor seen gath­ ered where men guthcr who nre anx­ ious to do something for their town us well ns for themselves, they nro never seen anywhere except stuck hack in their own particular office or with their.own particular affnirs after office hours. Of courso it ia not ab­ solutely necessary or obligatory thnt every num take an intorest in his own town affnirs, it is not Incumb­ ent upon him to spend any of his good time working for his town,— there nre niwnys others who will do this work for him whilo he sleeps. There arc always the boosters who go aheud nnd do things regardless of whnt they might getout of it and without thinking whnt what they might gnin from it,~ A lady assistant to the secretary of ono of the Floridn cities in writing nbout her impressions of the people who mnke up a board of trade or chamber of commerce snid the fol­ lowing big truth: "I learned the difference between the 100 per cent, citizen and; ,the 33 l-.'J per cent, citizen, or the one who was ever ready to answer the cnll of the city’s need, no matter how pressing his personal nffairs might bo and the one who- though ho wouldn't put a straw in the wny of progress along nny line -would not lend the strength of his little finger to jie li) push, but who stayed on the outside nnd criticise nnd complain of the ef­ forts of those who did." What a great truth, whnt a.grant truth. You Bee them every day. I THE SALARIED .MAN’S INNING. The "white collar man" came in for n great deni o fdoserved pity the Inst few years. His cost of living mounted along with everybody's else's ,nnd his salary failed to mount corresponding­ ly. The manual trades had the cnll. The wnge-enrner could earn two or three times ns much ns the salnryworker, though in most cases able to live comfortably on less, on account of the different standard. Now the situation, though not ex­ actly reversed, is much changed. The salaried men is not overpaid now ns the wage-earner wns during the boom, but his living expenses hnvo gone down, while his salary has been cut little or not at nil. The wageearner hns had to stand a consider­ able cut in pay. More important still, tile salaried man still has his job, while the once plethoric workman in many eases hns none. Thus gradually the old order reas­ serts itself. It is seen thnt the old standards were not altogether wrong, after all, and have not been perma­ nently overturned by the big war. The difference between snlaries and wages will hardly he gnin so grant as it used to be ,nnd neither will tho social distinctions connected with them. Thera has probably been last­ ing improvement in the direction of equality nnd democracy. There is new recognition tlmt a man’s a mnn, whether he wears a white collnr or blue jenps. Hut there is also renew­ ed recognition of tho fact that brains are, after nil, more valuable thns brawn, and knowledge has economic value, nnd the world has been right, all these centuries, in the premium it put on knowledge. There is, accord­ ingly, a new and wholesome inter­ est in education developing among wage-earners themselves. That is for­ tunate for them and for society, be­ muse it is tho way of progress.— St. Augustine Record. PROTECT THE GROWERS. FRUIT The Sentinel did not know thnt all the growers nnd shippers in Florida had agreed not to market fruit before September 20, but it did know thnt many had agreed to such a plan. Keeping green fruit from Floridn off the Northern markets would be a wise procedure ,nnd would mean greater prestige for Florida eitriiH fruit, nnd better prices. The Miami Metropolis snys; Showing nn intelligent understand­ ing of their business thnt is eminently encouraging, the fruit growers nnd shippers of Floridn have agreed to send no citrus fruit to Northern mar­ kets until September 2(1. The arbitrary date wns sot in tho belief thnt by a delay of shipping un­ til that time there will he less chance of putting green ,sour- fruit on tho markots, and ngain ruin things for the citrus industry. By sending green, sour fruit to mnrkct in other years, Florida grow­ ers hnve done themselves and thoir atato grave injury. People in North­ ern towns havo bought such fruit, found that they had been miserably cheated, nnd for the rest of tho win-, ter they havo gono to markotj de­ manding that their grapofruitt bo from California! Following the arrival of n car load of green fruit in n northern market, n car load of ripo nnd delicious grape­ fruit would find the pricos shot to pieces. Tho ninn who sent tho groon fruit likely will receive n good prlco for bis swindle—th at‘ONE time—but tho enr lond of good fruit that fol­ lowed his swindio car would frequent­ ly be n complete loss to tho shipper. And Floridn grapefruit in general would find n sorry wclcomo in that particular market. But this is to bo stopped. Tho in­ telligent shippers of Florida—and most shippers in Florida nre intelli­ gent—are realizing that the way to guard ngainst the shattering of tho citms fruit mnrktot this fall Ib to seo thnt Florida grnpofruit is something worth buying when it roaches tho markets in the North. The Metropolis belieVes that there is not a fruit'growor or fruit handler in Dnde county that will violute the agreement to wnlt until September 2d before sending fruit to market, nnd thnt there are not mnny fruit mn in other parts of the state thut will bo foolish enough to endanger the good prices thnt should prcvnil this fall nr.d winter for Florida-grown grnpofruit. —Orlando Sentinel. would be well, however, to own the lot, and the houso that stands in front of tho garage, or the man on whoso lot you have built a garage will raise your rent becauso it is more vnluabie. Homes are necessities— nutomobllcs arc not necessities for all of us, nlthough very desirable. Despite tho tnlk thnt is somotimes heard concerning tho expanse's attend­ ant upon owning a homo the sonsiblc man knows that it is cheaper to own a houso than'to rent ono----- for tho landlord plans to get just the snmo protection thnt must be secured by the owner, plus a good percentage on tho vnluc of tho property. The country needs homes nnd it is pleas­ ant to find that in Florida nt lenst n very large number of homes have been built in tho past year. It is mighty fine to have a home nnd nn automobile, but prudenco suggests thnt tho homo be secured first.— Times-Union. The Courtesies Of This Institution • are extended to each and every one, alike. Your account, whether large or small, will receive our most careful consideration. First National Bank POISON THE ANNOYING ANT. “A Community Builder” Mr. Farmer, nro you nnnoyed by F. P. Foster, President ants in your seedbeds? There Is n remedy for this troublo and you should avail yourself of its benefits. B. F . W hitner, Cashier Professor J. R. Watson, entomologist of th o‘ Floridn Experiment Station, has tho following to nny nbout ants nnd how to combnt thorn: "At this time of yenr (Into summer •• nnd early fall) wo hear mnny com­ plaints concerning the depredations of ants in the seedbed nnd of their nnnoying presence in housed. The best treatment whenever the nests can bo WHO, WHAT, HOW, WHEN found i sn solution of sodium or poWHERE AND WHY. ^tnsslum cyanide in wnter. For this Here is a good rule that mnny cor­ purpose" dissolve nn ounce of the cynrespondents and reporters have found nido In 2 quarts of wnter. •With a vnluabie: cane or a sharp stick punch n hole a See thnt every story you write an­ foot or more deep in the center of the swers these questions: Who, Whnt, hill nnd pour in a few fluid ouncos of How, When, Where, nnd Why. the solution. As soon ns tho liquid A story thnt answers these ques­ hns soaked nwny, cover up tho hole tions is quite likely to he complete, with dirt nnd tramp tho surfnee Bolid. Any details thnt may be added will The gas given off will find its wny serve hut to elaborate upon one or thruout the ant hills nnd will kill nil nil of interrogntives. the ants and pupae (hatching ants) "Who" is the principal person, per­ present. It is best to do this in the sons, or thing about which the story early morning or nt night when nil the ants are nt home. revolves. KAINIT—SH EEP M A N U R E "Whnt" should show the nature of “This substance must bo handled i the thing done which mnkes*.the in­ carefully ns it is one of the most pow­ GOAT MANURE terest. erful poisons, either inhnlcd or swal­ "IIow" tells the manner in which lowed, or if gotten into sores or And Other Materials the thing was dene. broken plnces in the flesh or skin. * "When" givetf the hour or time of “Carbon disuphilde enn he used in Our Prices Will Save You Money 'day nnd day of the week. the same mnnnor but is more expen­ "Whoro’1 tells the location of the sive nnd i shlghly inflammable. Kero­ action being described. sene can lie used In the snmo mnnnor "Why" should give a reason or mo­ also, hut it does not penetrate the tive ltehind the nction. soli readily. It is best to treat all If you will remember those six ant hills with cyanide solution beforo points I’ll bet they’ll prove n lot of the hods are planted." hoIP in your correspondence nnd nuiko you more observant in other ways.— j HEAVY RESPONSIBILITY Port Huron Herald. I ______ PHONE 536 ------------o-----------i A son wns born recently to Amru HOMES OR MOTOR CARS. Nnsierdin K. Mahijah nnd wife. He --------has been named Rnhindith Grnnhi Ak- l Fnets and figures being published (bar Alt Amru Aji Jehu Jnhn Singh :-+ + + 4+ 4 444' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 concerning the building activity of Muhijah.— Bolivar Free Press, the country for the past year show LOW TID E ON THE HEACII conclusively that more garages were built than homes. It is reasonable .enough to suppose thnt some of the Forenoon nnd Afternoon Tides at garages were constructed where the Aliout Same Hour nnd Minute owners nlrendy occupied a home, nnd ( --------needed additional quarters for the Sept. 12 ........................................ 10:38 new vehicle, .presuming that in the 'sept. 13 ........................................ 11:30 Good Work Low Prices •lays before the motor car they kept Sept. 1-i ........................................ 12:03 horses and carriages. Hut this Int-jsopt. 16 ............. 12:48 . Phone 465 ter presumption is, of course, merely Sept. 10 ........................................ 1:30 put in for amusement, as everyone Sept. 17 ........................................ 2:00 understands that the clerk and small.Sept. 18 ............................................. 2:44 tradesman, the man on a small salary |Sept. 10 ........................................ 3:18 and even one considered to bo doing,Sept. 20 ........................................ 3:f>2 very well, had neither horse nor car-[Sept. 21 ........................................ 4:20 riage, and used public conveyances' Sept. 22 ........................................ 6:08 for his journeys, whether on picas- Sept. 23 ............ t.......................... 5:69 lire or business bent. Tho number, of i Sept. 24 ........................................ 0:59 garages constructed shows that they,Sept. 25 .................... ................... 8:08 far outdistanced the building of Sept. 20 .......................... ~........... 9:10 home—nnd it is found that practically Sept. 27 ........................................ 10:11 every ranted house has n garage, very Sept. 28 ........................................ 11:25 often constructed at the expense of ScpL 20 ........................................ 11:56 Sept. 30 ........................................ 12:49 the tenant. Newspapers commenting upon the An English railway is experiment­ enormous number of automobile gar­ ing with locomotives in which both ages constructed in the Unitted States the past twelve months have oil and eonl can lie used as fuel nt tho suggested that this is one of tho ex­ same time o rcithcr without thu oth­ This funny looking little guy planations of high rents, People who er. with .the big nose and bald could have afforded to buy or build bead has got to face the music. a home have bought, instead, a motor The determined attitude of ear and built for it a small houso, Pickling and Preserving the Mrs. tells us that she is absolutely through seeing rent money which goes to the owner of the land handed over to Mr. Landlord. She wants a brand new borne of if the tenant moves. It isn t t i b : her own. She’s got the plans, and she knows where the lumber u suggested thnt the owners of the au­ coming from. Us! tomobiles hnve not gotten their nunThere’s another bald-headed man in this town who said he was ey’H worth. At lot of people claim - soon -------goin|j to ............... build this year. -If............................. he doesn’t get busy pretty we'll that their henlth hns been im­ set his wife on him I proved hy having a car, and there are mnny thousands who have figured it out-to a satisfactory point and de­ Mason, Sure-Seal Ja rs clare thnt the enr is an aid to their business or profession nnd practical­ and Jelly Glasses ly indispensable. Following tho trend of practically everything the automobile is now coming down to a point where it will Stone Crocks, Coolers, not l>o beyond the- ranch of the aver­ age man or woman, nnd with n hot­ Churns, etc. ter understanding of machinery and the greater care in operation that cornea with a new generation taking hold it may be that in a few years there will be an automobile for overy HARDWARE CO family and a gnrngo on every lot. It . Fertilizer Materials Castor Pomace • Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems Chase & W E D O IT R IG H T Steam Cleaning and Pressing J C. A. WHIDDON award low: TIME We have the STONE JARS Seg our line of BALL HILL LUMBER CO. SERVICE QUALITY PRICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE �_____ ____ uu\jJw-r.iv<A^ ' W « ”"**’’* * . ■'■ l - I . ■£Sfi *yVfFTwr'-'i'm . '••Vj1 £ nnhtimi"urrirvE z**'-; T H E SANFORD D A ILY H ERA LD , MONDAY, SE P T E M B E R 12, 1921 J*J ♦*. i j , The City : the weather Fair tonight „ N Heard, of Tanmpa ,wna JU w U Adams of P»vo, On., was u J L vbltor here Saturday. Mcheniie, of Jacksonville, ....... - , „ i ,pl„. !h, « » bu’ lMM- j f Johnson, of Macon, Ga., was J f e ' r i t , s-.ur.tay on » buslnoM mission. ^ rary representing the Market S , ; * , Bur.’. '1, h b. * t Oty today attending to business. , f Jenkins and W. S. Jones of Atlanta, «" the city Saturday calling on local merchants. A card from A. ItalFcld who is in Xcw York buying goods says that the gather it hot but he is busy ami will soon nr home with a tine stock of soul* for Ins new store. Jlrs. 1! A. Neel left Sunday for Okctehobce where she went to join Mr. Neel for a few weeks. Mr. Nee is editing and managing the Okeethobev News am! will be there for inmr time grit ini; the paper and job printing plant in shape for the win­ ter's business, Halph Gore, of the Herald went down Sunday to work on the linotype nun him* and returned t‘»- 10,000 SQUARE MILES AFFECTED BY TEXAS FLOOD r *tt. :, Summary of the Floating Small Tallta Succinctly Arranged for Herald Iteadera In and A bou t PAGE FIVE Some Tim es 15th which Ib somewhat confuning but wo pinko tho correction today making it Wednesday night, Septem­ ber Mth. Of course this is linrdly necessary ns every lady for milcp around knows thto big opening will be held nt the Princess thentre Wed­ nesday night of this week. Rend the adv. again in the Rally Herald and remember the date—Wednesday night at eight o'clock at the Princess. HOUSTON, Tex. Sept. 12— Reports of loss of life nnd property damage other than that at San Antonio as a result of Friday night's deluge mount­ ed steadily today with restoration of communication into the central Texas flood district. Ij i s I night it had been established that an area extending north ns fur ns Georgetown, Bouth to below San Antonio, west to Snn Mar­ cos and east to Calvert and Bryan, or approximately 10 000 square miles, . Frnnk Miller received n wire today felt the effect of flood waters. from Edwnrd and Fred Doyle that Thirteen persons, mostly tenants they were all right and had not been in the lowlands, arc known to he dend drowned in the bfg flood nt San An­ with n possibility of this being in- ' tonio, Texas. The Doyle hoys are in creased when more accurate reports ! San Antonio with the Burrnugh Ad­ nre avnilnbhlc. ding Machine Co., and their many Property loss is regarded as almost Sanford friends nre'-glnd to hear that beyond estimate. It is believed that they are safe and sound. the loss to growing crops may run into millions of dollars, while livestock BURGLARS OUT AGAIN. losses will account for hundreds of thousands of dollars more. The home of Ben Guthrie was en­ Georgetown reports two persons tered Inst night while the family were dead and three missing with property taking n ride, and when they return- damage of approximately half a miled home, saw the man running from lion dollars. Sixteen inches of rain the rear door of the house. He had in twenty-four hours sent all streams started ransacking the place hut was out of bounds and cattle nnd cotton in scared oflf Before he could get any­ the lowlands are a total loss. thing. It is well for people leaving In addition to the thousands of their homes to be careful, for this square miles of central Texas already petty thieving has started with the hit, more southern sections now nre winter season beginning, nnd you can menaced by the nnrushing water. look for it right along. v The San Marcos river is on a ram­ page, much baled cotton lias been BROKE INTO CHURCH washed away and ungut bored crops STOLE PASTOR’S BIBLE. are almost complete losses, reports in­ dicate. Last night some time after services, The Little river and Big and Little parties entered the Congregational Brazos also are running full. Calvert church and stub- Dr. Durban's biblo, i and Bryan report live dead from the taking it with them. It was highly streams and property am! crops dam­ prized by the pastor, as it bad ail of aged about $1,000,000. his notes nnd data in it, anil would At Bastrop, in Brazos county, the 'really have no special value to any­ Colorado river wen* over her banks one else, aside from the fact that it Saturday night and did great dam­ was a fine hilde, ami would sell In any age. market. It is getting bad when peoAt Hearne, tile Brazos and Little p|L, into churches and steal hi - rivers last night were falling, but Ides. great damage is left in the Hood’s wake. Six negroes are known to be TWO ARE DEAD dead. RESULT OF ACCIDENT An area four miles wide from Tem­ ON DAYTONA ROAD. ple to Hearne was under water nt an average depth of fifteen feet, reports R. W. Penrman, secretary of thq stnte. Chamber of Commerce, was enroute to the bench Saturday afternoon when ROAD CONNECTIONS FROM EAST COAST TO INTERIOR. the auto accident happened that kill­ ed two men one named Moses, from There is a strong tendency now for Maine, nnd one named Campbell, from D Land. They were trying to pnss road connections from the east const on the Dnytona DeLnnd road when with the interior of the State, and the cars wore overturned, killing while there are already a number of Moses instantly and Campbell died bridges across the St. Johns river, afterward from a fractured skull, nt others are being planned at practical least Mr. Penrman heard that lie Ims points and if these plans are carried died this morning at DeLand. The in a few years any part of the east (iead man, Moscs~wns carried to Day* const can he reached without making toon by Mr. Pear man in the vain ef­ a long detour. One of the latest projects is a road fort to save his life hut the spark had fled before he wns picked from the and bridge that will put Cocoa in di­ ditch and he was taken to the under­ rect touch with the interior of the taking establishment. Mr. Penrman State. The bridge at Osteen Ferry said the scene of the accident wns a is practically assured, and the Titus­ gruesome sight and lie never wants ville people are going to build a bridge half way between the above to see another. named points, so with these bridges Culm Is preouring to quarantine the interior ttowns will be in dose against Florida beef on the ground touch with the lower east const. The that tick Infested cattle nre not lit good roads question is being thor­ for human consumption. Florida oughly agitated all along the const found that out long ago, and is ent- and i nn very few years we expect to ing western hetf nt a higher price. have a regular net work of roads If Cuba decides on a quarantine it leading to all parts of the State.— will close the last open door for Flor­ New Smyrna Breeze. You are told, “ our clothes come a little higher than others but they are worth it.” Our advice in this connection is 0Beware because we handle one of the very best lines in the country, am thats Campus Togs and they don’t “ come higher.” They are priced within reason. Perkins & Britt iegina Sinqle%$!? DoubleMesh haI r n e t CLASSIFIED ADS ( Inssificd advertisements, 5 cents a line. No nd taken fur less than 25 cents, nnd positively no classified nils charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to n line and remit ecrordingly. FOR RENT— Desirable housekeeping rooms, every convenience. Box 117. FOR SALE—Rose No. -I seed, Irish 145-Gtp Have your watches and jewelry re potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. pains at Mi’Laulin’s. I wo first class Bromley. 131-tfe Q U A LITY watch makers. Prompt service. FOR SALE— 1021 Model Ford Sedun LOST OR STRAYED One small 1 10-tfc net at an econ­ at $550. This is a bargain. See us gray mule. Finder address A. J. omy price! at once,— II. & O. Motor Co. Ill-tfc M* fid ley. Oviedo, Fla. 114-2tp The Orlando young women who are FOR SALE— Medium size safe. Ap­ to attend the State College for Wo­ Extra large, in­ ply 102 Sanford Avc., and Fourth men ut Tallahassee this earning sea­ v i s i b l e , l o n g Street. 94-61. \VANTED—Team work, Inquiru M. son leave tomorrow evening by train. 121 2Gtp llansoa Shoe Shop. FOR SALE—Lexington, 1920 model, .Mbs Adelina Giles, daughter of Mr. wearing, handnt $1250. Looks good and is in A-l WANTED TO HUY— Roll top desk. .uni Mrs. Jas, I.. Giles, and Miss Eliz­ woven of select­ mechanical condition. Terms to suit Address “X " care Herald. U5-2tp abeth Itobinson daughter of Mr. and ed hair — fully you.—II. k O. Motor Co. M l-tfc WANTED- T.vo or three furnished Mrs. It. M. Robinson, will take tho guaranteed. leal trip from Sanford to Jacksonville FOR SA LE—8-room house with all rooms for light housekeeping, in where they will meet the others gomodern convenience, excellent re­ good neighborhood. References. Ad­ pair. Private water works, in desir­ dress “D" care Herald. frig to Tallahassee. They will motor • 14ti-3tp able location. RoasonoMe terms. A p-, to Sanford. Orlando Sentinel, ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. There nre homes which are so pain­ 1 10 -tfc fully neat and orderly that all com­ Send your old mattress to Bradley factoiy. Make them like new, for FOR SALE—Buiek Roadster at a fort foe thu masculine element is JG M cCrory Co. *5.00. r,Qlit, new cotton mattress only bargain.— B. & O. Motor Co. 1 ll-tfc compltte'y banished, and there nre *8.00. Guaranteed. 500 W. South FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, cer­ , others where hubby is permitted n St., Orlando, Fla. 122-20tc tified by State Plant Uonrd, $2 per few privileges. Woman can be one of thousand f. o. b. Lake Mary. Farina the worst of tyrants if sim is so dis­ Die many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fin. posed. And some husbands n .t And Sandy Andei -"ti are delighted to hnvo 129-24tp it out. Othtrs live an I m’.AYr while •hern back home again after three pretending to li'«e it. ROOFING, Red and green slate sur nxmth's visit to points in Ohio anil face, ii ply $3.50 per sqqurc. Tiger other stnt. Sandy is the greatest When the Russian paper money Is brand, plain, 2-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; 1 bustier in Sanford or „ny other state finally thrown on the market, look out 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address and yet he trained fifteen, pounds for a drop ' the wood pulp business. M. E. Ginn, Box .HU.________ l39-2Gte *hih he is as enjoying the luscious FOR SA LE—One heavy duty twonPphs and other good things of the Alienee lie exercised to bring the fort wheel trailer in good condition. InBuckeye State. 1!,- wits there in tho within the charge of St. Augustine. juire at Ford Oarage. 1-IH-tfe interest* (,f th,. F. F. Dutton branch Tho fort was uiilt by the SpanFOR SALE Due calmer, several doz­ of the American Fruit Co. iards and came into the possession of en E. Z. Seal jars, variety of house the United States with the ncquisi- plants, all potted and growing, very If you eyes trouble you or your Gi'' Herald made a mistake in’Bnution of Florida. The fundamentals of reasonable. Call at 1100 Sanford glasses need repairing or adjustment, ?* s :‘d' ertisenient in Saturday’s the structure have been kept virtual- Avenue, 141-dh-tfe don't waste any time, but call upon '1 ‘ ailing attention to tho big open ida cattle, and possibly bring the cat­ ly intact to the present day and a f - , p0 j{ SALE— 1920 Model 0 cyl. Paige n., d..u w:!i occur at tho Princess tlemen to their senses. ST. AUGUSTINE WANTS ford a striking lesson in the strides touring car, practically new tires, 'litre Wednesday night. The Herald OLD FORT TO REMAIN TOM M OORE made in warfare during the past con-1 j,, KOOlj c„m|jtion. Apply A. P. Con­ IN CITY’S POSSESSION. 1 11 " I’dnevday night, September Bay it .with a Herald Wnnt Ad. tury. The Spaniards considered the nelly. 1444te OPTOMETRIST— OPTICIAN / ■ fort impregnable. It could probably FOR SALE—Celery farm, 15 acres, Office Opp P. O. Phone 192 ST. AUGUSTINE, Sept. 10.—Fed­ [ +++** bo demolished with a persistent one **** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ;, 5 acres tiled, 3 flowing wells. Big <i eral officials may as well try to pounder of today. <• house nnd barn on hard road. Price Post cards—local views—-1c each at change the name of Arkansas ns to Of the notable historical person­ $3,500. Good terms.— E. F. Lane, the the Herald office. take any action tending to ti minis ages around whom center many nar­ Real Estate Man. 144-3tp the historical value of F»rt Marion ratives to winter tourists Geronimo f filfS A L E —8 hives of bees. In good mid Osceola are most prominent. The condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 325 here, according to persons interested former’s name is linked with the his­ Service Shoe Shop. 133-Sat-Wed-Dt in the recent recommendation of Sec­ tory of tho fort because of his not FOR SALE—5 acres and residence retary of War Weeks that the fort bo having sojourned there, according to facing luke. Bargain. Box 117. abandoned as a war department tile caretakers who say that the im­ 145fltp pression prevails generally that he charge. wns confined in the fort, and almost FOR SALE—One Underwood type­ VUgo rous protests were made writer, $40; one Smith-Premier $25, invariably they have to explain to in­ against Secretary Weeks’ suggestion quisitive visitors that he spent his one Smith Premier, old style, $10. nnd he replied with the statement that days of incarceration at Pensacola. These nre all in running condition and do good work. They nre ma­ congress could make suitable provis­ A controversy nt present centers chines we have taken as part payment ion for tho maintenance of tho fort about Osceola over the treatment ho ion new Royal machines, and if you as a historical site, but that ns n mili­ received incident to ids capture by have a limited amount of writing, will tary proposition it was Worthlss. Im­ federal troops. A highly cuittured nnd serve your purpose as well ns a new mediately Florida’s delegation in cen­ refined Seminole chief, history rec- machine.—Haynes & Ratliff, 116 Park gress was urged to hnvo congress en -1 ords him ns having been taken under avenue. 140-ltp net provision for the life of the fortt. j a flag of truce. No brief seems to be Now, tho city commission, fearful hold out for Geronimo. He wns of the FOR REN------------T , — -— that the historic relic might fall Into bundit typo, operating in the west. Followlnft OHCeola'B enpture he T ® r— P °'” f“rtubl" r“ mS’ ^ the hand^ of privatu parties who "o '11 hou.okeoplnj. 8 8 would use it for commercial purpos- routine.) in « "roll- with two of hi. Palmetto Ave. 142-Gtp es, has requested thnt tho fort be . chieftains. These ttwo Somlnoles, tho d _____________■ ♦ transferred from federal control to , story goes, so emaciated themselves FOR 1TBRT—Several light houseTIm Circlet U Selfthe city of St. Augustine. Adequate, an to be able to squeeze through the i keeplng rooms. New und clean. 117 144-tfe. provision would be made by the city iron bars in nn effort to escape. Os- 1 Laurcl‘ ____________________________ I f fo u r d ia le r can’t g e t i f send for its maintenance, federal officinls reola is credited with having refused FOR RENT— Have 5 room cottage on a ctu a l bunt m easure, name, adt t SI.SO . W e’UeendtMe were nssured. The city commission- to tako'advuntage of this scheme, say- j Heights, leaving town. See me iS S jp r e p o id . Sines 3 4 to 48. crp have written Gov. Hardee and va- ■Ing that he had been placed thore by (quick. Palmetto avo., near Ovi<>do-R. Nemo rlous civic and historical bodies |United States troops and these troops R. track. P. O. Box 393. H. W. AlISO S. 1« It. New i Ien* . 14fl-2tp iH H * * H * * » * * » » 4 « * ♦ * * * * * * * * * * * » + » + , >+ + + + + » + » + » + + » V * * * * throughout tho state asking their In- must set him free. ilsy. !! “ The Store Thai Is Different ” O •9?• C K tvQ. f FOR SALE cA LOST WANTED <I 2 For Sale Exclusively a t p.i J ill C o lo n “ The Service of Sight” ti LEXINGTON AND HUPMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE ______ We Carry The Parts :: VK‘ automobile has proven to those whose ;; ^ k worth anything*, that walking* is an ; * lavaganceand that riding is true economy i: IjEXINGTON ........ ;...........................$2095.00 ;j P. 0. B. Sanford - :: Hui‘MOBILE.................................... $1685.00 jj ___ F. 0. B. Sanford *’ .......... \B- & O. MOTOR CO. Sanford, Florida s ... - su b iilM 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 12, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 12, 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 12, 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/00e20d033cf3093f5bedfeb590699067.pdf 477d595d69141140ebddbfa837ae9802 PDF Text Text If' V •/>,, upm rW. •M.ft Sanford THB City Substantial’ ~~ Sanford H erald t CitySnktanltaT IN TH E H E A R T OP TH E W O R L D ’S GREATEST V E G E T A B LE SECTION 0 • r* NUMBER 147 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1921 VOLUME n Bernhardt Sleeping in Her Coffin FOR THE COMING SEASON A A ARE THE BEST IN HISTORY Many Big P ro p o s it io n s Contemplated to Put City on the Map NOT MADE PUBLIC - w s s s w s v r MARK I'llOI’ EttTV WISE With new business starting up in every part of Snnfonl, with many now P R O M IN E N T MOTOR M AN DIED A T O M AH A TO D AY S TR IC K E N BY PN EU M O N IA. Hi >r V. t 1 (By Th« AuocUted PrMi) Will Foster Working in Turpentine Camp, Said to Be Guilty G ENEVA, Sept. 13.— The many delegates to the assembly o f the League o f Nations in session here, predicted today that John Bassett Moore would be elected Judge of W OM AN *WAS B E ATE N TO D E A TH Court of International Justice, Wed­ W IT H C LU B A N D M URD ER nesday. N E A R L Y CAUSED A R IO T COLD BLOODED ACT Pinellas Grand Jury Investigates the Death of Virginia Turner • ■) Gompers Comes South and W ill visit Georgia Tennessee, Carolinas NEGRO CAPTURED HERE SUSPECTED. OF MURDER OF JACKSONVILLE WOMAN M A N Y DELEGATES TO LEAG U E OF N A TIO N S CHOOSE JOITN MOORE. % ■ t Uf The Associated Pr«ti) OMAH Neb., Sept. Id.— Melville L. Goodrich, former president o f the United States Motor Sales Transpor­ tation Co., o f Massachusottcs, was stricken with pneumonia recently while being taken from I/is Angeles to Boston on a larceny charge, djed hero today. •dfl The following from the Jackson­ ville Metropolis is interesting: Suspected by the authorities to b« connected with the slaying of Mrs. hrfncoo c *«V kind th“ ‘ W" 1 r * Surah Viola Leo, of No. 110 Townsend here in n few weeks, with tho hun­ Dr. Rclchcr Charged With Manslaugh­ street, was woh beaten to death in "" ' » dreds of dwelling houses being erected In An Effort to Check Wage Cuts'in ter, Waives Premilinary her homo nearly a month ago, WtU *11 over the city, Sanford presenti a Textile Mills Foster, u negro, arrested in Sanford to tho newcom­ (By TLm Au m Ii M Prtu) most busy appearance Sarah Bernhardt, the famous actress, Is said to lie critically 111, uud as Bevurnl days ago by th6 Seminole C LE A R W A T E R , Sept. 13.— The er In fact Sanford has gained tho (Br Tbs AssscIsUd Prtu) site Is seventy-seven years old, there are fears that stie will not recover. A rounty authorities, was brought to Pinollas grand jury began it investi­ reputation of being among tho real N E W YO R K , Sept. 13.— Samuel decade ago site startled Paris by adopting the habit of sleoplng*1n her coffln. Jacksonville Thursday nght and lock­ gation today o f the death of Virginia live cities of the state and with good Gompers, president of the American Here Is a photograph taken at that time. ed in the county jail it bccamo known Turner In connection with which Dr. reason. Last month tho total of Federation o f Labor planned to leave Monday. I. J. Belcher, Tarpon Springs physic­ dwelling houses ran well over tho Now York today for Atlanta where The man, according to a letter re­ ian is charged with manslaughter. •$50,000 mnrk and there nro more to he will aid in the inauguration o f a ceived by Chief of Police Abel J. Rob­ Belcher waived his preliminary hear­ campaign Thursday to check the follow this month. erts from the Seminole officials, told ing yesterday allowing the case to go Several new sub-divisions will be wago cuts in tho textile mills o f Geor­ a negro turpentine hand at a still directly to the grand jury. opened this winter close to tho city's gia, Tennessee, North Cnrollnn, South near Sanford that ho with an ac­ boundary lines and the lots will bo Carolina and Alabama. complice killed "a white woman in ________________ < . SUPPOSED P A U P E R W AS priced at n figure that tho many homo Jacksonville a short time ago nnd got R E A L L Y RICH W O M A N — , builders can reach and there will be PO LIC E C n iE F OF M IAM I by with it." The turpentine hund told "F R E N C H S A L " PASSES at least 500 new dwellings started in A N D C IT Y D E TE C TIV E RE­ the foreman at tho still and Foster gut ion will be resumed nt a date con­ the months of October, November and C E IV E AN O N YM O U S NOTK8 Further Developments venient to Brady. Arbucklo was wns taken in custody. (Br Tha Auaclatad Frau) December. There are Hevoral big pro­ CHICAGO, Sept. 13. — "French In the letter receved by Chief Rob­ brought Into the grand jury room nt (By Th» Ah m Ii M Fr*u) jects on foot that will be made public Determine Whether Sal," eighty-four years old died here erts, it wus stated thut a billy was one o’clock this morning but renmined M IA M I, Sept. 13.— Chief o f P olice’ through the columns of the Herald in only three minutes when he was led yesterday in n dreary little attic, wns used in the attack and that after the Arrests Are Made a few days that will make proporty Quigg and Detective Bishop received found today to hnvc one hundred nsHuilants had beaten her they le ft hack to his ceil. , nnonoymous letters from persons take a rise ami will also place San­ thousand dollars in Btocks hidden In her for dead. The man is also said to Brady charged MI hs Zey I’ rovest, (By Tfc» AitooltUd Pr«»») ford In the front ranks o f tho cltloB signing themselves as bootleggers, SAN FRANCISCO, Sopt. 13.— I a a her room. For ycan^ she begged from have told o f getting $40 and complain­ also known as Zey yvron, had chang­ of the state. These projects will go threatening to tor and fonther them ed her testimony befort the grand the rich nnd dispensed thilnthropy to ed about the small amount o f money If they do not lot up in their cam, statement expressing conviction of into the thousands, ono o f thorn at jury from that she hnd given prev­ perjury committed by one of tho chief the poor. Her identity la not known. socured nfter killing the woman, the least being n $200,000 proposition and pnlgn on rum runners here. letter says. iously to police and officials that witnesses for the prosecution nt the will bring Sanford's truck raising Sheriff It. E. Merritt, nftor Chief Miss Rappe hnd told her Arbucklo grand Jury investigation last night in from a gamble to a stable business Roberts received tho lutter, told Hen­ hnd caused her injuries. Earlier last tho denth of Miss Rappe for whoso and one that will have a good chance ry Lilienthal, county detective, about night it si reported Miss Pyvron re­ alleged murder Fatty Arbucklo is un­ to make good with markets assured. the uffnlr. County Detective Lilicnder arrest, wus issued today by Dis­ fused to sign a statement that Miss It seems that the many clnimB of thnl was scheduled to leave fo r tho Itnppe hnd told her this and Inter it trict Attorney Brady. Brady also Sanford to being the greatest truck­ prsoner but the sheriff o f Seminole charged he believed “ undue influence was said she denied she ever made ing center, the greatest shipping cen­ county had business in Jacksonville the assertion concerning Miss IUippo, and pressure o f a sinister character ter and the fastest growing city in tho nnd brought the man here. had been brought to bear" upon cer­ Brady spid. Brady also charged ntisa state as well as the future tourist city County Detective Lilienthal declined Alice Blake, another prosecution w it­ tain witnesses. Whether nrrests would The secretary o f the Sanford Cham­ are being made good with u rush. A ll INCOMES UNDER $2,500 EXCLU D­ to talk about the arrest as to what tho ness was missing. be made in connection with his charge ber of Commerce is in receipt o f nn It takes is a little moro pep, n littlo ED UNDER NEW authorities intended to do. Brady’s statement came shortly a f­ invitation from the Orlando Chamber of perjury, he said, would depend up­ wore push and supreme confidence in LAW How the Seminole county authori­ on further developments. The grand ter the grand jury hnd concluded five o f Commerce extended to tho mem­ your own home town. Other people ties’ informant learned ubout tho a f­ hours consideration of the ense und jury adjourned nfter one o’clock this bers of the local chamber to be pres­ recognize our claims— why not you? (By Th» .AiucUUd Fr»u) fair wns described in the-letter receiv­ adjourned without voting nn indict­ ent at a banquet Tuesday evening, W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 13— The sen- morning without concluding the ex­ ed by Chiof Roberts. ment. amination o f tho testimony. InvostiSeptember 27th, the place of the ban­ ate finance committee voted late yes­ NO m iT IIK It SERIOUS The informant was first lodged n quet to be designated later. terday to retain the 32 per cent max­ d a m a g e is e x p e c t e d the Seminole county jail and held The moetintr o f these two organiza­ AS RESULT OF FLOOD. imum' income tax rntes ns provjded several days pending un investigation tions, which was held here last month, fo r by tho house bill. It has under wns the occasion o f bringing them into by the Seminole county officials and (Sy The AuocUUd Frau) consideration a proposul to change the f closer relationship than anything that correspondence to Chief Roberts in Houston , t .-x.- sept. 13.— Noth- percentage in the different brackets hnd been attempted previously. As n Jacksonville. The informer stuck by ■nK more serious from now on thnn so ns to effect a reduction of about, result o f this now understanding, and tho story he first told ubout W ill Fos­ tr°P damage possibly the loss o f n 1 per cent on incomes in cnch racket. I with the assurance of co-operntion ter, the letter stated, and ho was re- * The question o f the effective date few cattle, is anticipated by Dr. C. from each other, the many problems leased. The man is buing kept under 0. Bunnemeycr, weather observer, uh of the proposed repeal o f the excess surveillance and cun be secured as u i resuH ,,f 'be overflow of the low* profits tax will be voted on thlH IN F IR S T DEGREE J O IN T LY W ITH E F F E C T IV E NEXT J A N U A R Y IN ­ which heretofore hnd seemed Insur­ mountable will be more ensy o f ac­ witness, it is declared. >nds along 'be lower reaches of the morning, it was announced. It wus STE AD OF LA S T J A N U A R Y , R A W LIN G S FOR MURDER The sheriff of Seminole county in­ complishment. said sentiment in the committee now " ra*ws And Colorado rivers. S E N A T E DECIDES OF H IC K M AN tended to keep the informant confined Both organizations are efficient, Dr. Uumiem yer sent out warning was to accept the house measure nnd this efficiency is due to tho sup­ in jail as a material witness to bo (Djr Tb* Auoclated Prau) O r The AuocUUd Frau) Saturday nnd repented them Sundny making exception o f this tnx ns o f ( W ASH ING TO N, Sept. 13.— Provis- port o f the prominent citizens of both used in Jacksonville against Foster, J a c k s o n v i l l e , Sept. 13.— John P°bits along the two rivers, nd- next January instead o f retroactive according to the letter but because v sing the people to remove their ent­ to Inst Jnnunry 1 ns suggested by Mr. p0pe, local nttornoy, jointly Indicted ion of house tnx bill making the re­ communities. These individuals arc the man hud lived near Sanford fo r f with Frnnk Rawlings by the Duval peal o f the excess profits tnx effec­ primarily working for their respective ? nn'l to leave the lowlands until Mellon. years nnd was said to be pliable, ho The committee also approved pro- grand jury this nfterqpon for the mur- tive next January first instead of Inst communities, but are broad-minded * tr *be high water stage passed. was released. visions of tho houso bill increasing {|cr j„ fimt degree ns u result of tho retary Mellon wns approved todny by enough to realize that their communi­ W ill Foster had jUHt secured em­ MJl.KIt ()|- AUTO DRIVER from $2,000 to $2,500 the exemptions ahooting to death o f Hickniun n week January first us recommended by See­ ties will develop in the same propor­ ployment nt the camp, the letter to to heads o f families having nnnunl „ B0 Sunday night by Rnwlings dur- the Sennte Finance Committee, S c tion thnt the nnturnl resources o f this H U M ) GUll.TY OF MURDER Chief Roberts stated. section o f the state arc utilized. e \T COLUMBIA TO D AY. net incomes of $5,000 or less nnd nlBo i „ B nn attempt to steal tho Sundny secretary’s recommendation for The Jnembers o f the Sanford Cham­ Several nights nftor ho was put to increnBing exemptions on account o f box office receipts o f the theatre of repeal of capital stock tax effective n» Th» Auoclated F r.«.) • dependents from $200 to $100. (which Hickman was manager. Irwin as of 1922 accepted and committee ber o f Commerce will havo the oppor­ work he, with soim? o f tho turpentine COLUMBIA, S. C., Sopt. 13.-S. Chairman Penrose stntcd thnt tho Novitzky, arrested Saturday with voted to increase corporation income tunity to again mix with these civic hands were discussng recent murders, #' fby’ lirhl ,,f three men to bo tried committed hnd decided to vote on tho Pope, was ordered held fo r further in­ tux from ten to fifteen per cent next dynamos of Orlando, at which time, according to the letter received by no doubt, the same enthusiastic spirit Chief Roberts. Fostor, it is Btated, he murder August 9, of William hill, nil amendments nnd quesfions re- vestigntion. Johnnlo Novitzky, nr- Jnnuury one. will be prevalent ns was evidenced nt boasted o f “ killing a white woman Inting to it, not later thnn next Frirested nenr Fort Myers as nn accescoil!1' ’ “ (1’o|," nbin tnxi driver, and meeting in Sanford. nenr Jacksonville" nnd told his audi­ dny, bo uif to glvo tho draftsmen und 8ory before tho fact wns exonerated K.,u' c.nt' WnB foun(l Kullty of Trade Extension Com­ thoMembers o f the Sanford Chamber ence how easy it was to commit mur­ experts nmplo ttmo to get the mensby the Jury but will probably bo held tho i f " * U f' rst degree today in uro In shape for tho sennte on W ed -lft9 material witness. Rnwlings wns mittee Will Offer Prize of Commerce arc requested to notify der and "g et by with It." t o u i I S T " " C° Unty cm,rt’ This nu* the secretary if they will be present nesdny, Septombcr 21. Ho said tho previously indicted but joint indictThe following dny this information cution *U ^ nirri‘*H death by electrofor Best Steer, Sept. 29 on this occasion. This advico should committeo would sit each dny nnd, if mont necessitates new arraignment, was conveyed to the sheriff by the be given nt least one week before tho necessary hold night sessions. l i t is urtderstood. Pope nnd Rnwlings camp foreman who brought Foster The various Bub-comm|tteeB ap­ event. T,,,tKK PER CENT Questions pertaining to tho bill be arranged tomorrow morning, nnd tho informurt to Sanford nnd or­ pointed to arrange thc.detrflls for. the Keep Tuesday evening, September such us the tax on transportation will dered them locked up In Jail. Tho IMMIGRATION ATTACKED Merchants’ Gala Day, September 29th 27th open. Orlando advises they are Scmnole county authorities invest­ M AY c u t a l l o f f . not bo tuken up until tho committee 1 R E P R E S E N TA TIV E T A Y L O R nro progressing very satisfactorily making arrungementa to givo the San­ hnB fixed the effective date o f tho re­ OF A R K A N S A S DIED TO D A Y igated the reports and informed the with their plans. The committee in ford contingent a big time. peal of the moro important nections. R A N K IN G MEMBER ON It. &. II. Jacksonville polico about tho prisoner W \ ein M h' Am#*Uu< * " « > charge o f tho barbecue nnounces that nnd the material witness. upon thr,!NGT0N’ S" pt’ ID.— Attacks u cash prize of $25.00 will bo given CROP D AM AG E H E A V Y . (Br Tb* AuoclaUd Frau) JUSTICE AG E N TS END . Utmost scfcrecy was attached to the Is being ' * ^ T C° nt law W ASH ING TG O N, Sept. 13.— Rcp- for the best steer donated for this pur­ PROBE OF SHOOTING. HOUSTON, Tex., Sopt. 13.— Aside man’s transportation to Jacksonville ______ l resentntive Samuel M. Taylor, o f Ar- pose. Tho detniU for the award can diLredfrlh .W1Uh BPeC‘flc ,ntenUon laid . b(: lnw' Secretary Davis from the report from Taylor that 40 nnd confinement in tho county jail. PETERSBURG, Vn., Sept. 13.— knnsns,, died here today nftor several be obtained from C. W. Stokes, y Chief Roberts wired immediately to Mexicans ha dbcen drowned, nnd n A meeting of the Trade Extension bring the^l ‘I’" 1’' th0t ° ffort" 40 Tlfc department of justlco agents sent wctkB illness o f pluerlsy nnd pneumoro than Iu m " l° ,llartT uto wore horo to probe the shooting one week monnin. He wns sixty-nine years of Committee will be held this afternoon report from Hearne that seven ne­ the Seminole county sheriff asking for groes had been drowned as they tried tho negro to be held until the police •butting off \ y f° rC8U,t ,n ago o f J. Porter Stokoi, traveling «RO- Ho wns a ranking Democratic j to complete the final itinerary of the ‘ "'Migration altogether. to mako their way from the bottoms, investigated. man by R. II. Sisco, a civilian guard, _momber of the Rivers nnd Harbors get-acquainted trips. The committee visited Enterprise, Osteen, Lake Mon­ reports o f loss o f life today were fe w at Camp Lee, has completed thoir in -, committee, • roe, Longwood, Altamonte, Winter and scattered. Tremendous Iobb to 326 8 TU D E N T 8 IN TAKES y a c h t i n g t r i p . vestigatlons and left the city. The O R LLA N D O HIGH. Park, Gabriella at which time the livestock and corn and cotton crops, findings in the case have not been S A S K A T C H E W A N HAS TW O FOOT F A L L OF SNOW. *P ica rd s and hand bull were posted however- are expected to send the to­ adc public, but Sisco is still under ______ I und distributed. ■ NE w (YORKAr r ?r,M) tal damago In this section into tho O R LAND O , Sept. 13— The Orlando tecnical arrest military reser­ millions. Observers were Inclined, High School opened this morning with y * * A i X r l r f ™ * dont vations, while it is said at a 'ocal hos- W IN N IP E G , Scut. 13.— A two-foot j Tho members o f this committee reearly today, to believe that the worst an enrollment of 320 students, as com­ 'fn ll o f snow, which caused much damquest evory member o f the Sanford pltal thnt Stokes is showing some Is over so fa r as the Houston county pared with 220 present on the opening slight improvement and now ho has age to crops, was reported fro pi Chamber o f Commerce to use every s concerned. . effort in advertising this gala day. day a year ago. a fighting chance to recovor. , Saskatchewan today. J » „ . block. c o n N m p U t o d a n d b i g PERJURY BROUGHT INTO THE R0SC0E (FATTY) ARBUCKLE CASE, WITNESSES UNDULY INFLUENCED ORLANDO EXTENDS AN INVITATION EXEMPTION TO FAMILY HEADS IS INCREASED i t!iI )|I K ill N -i i f j ATTORNEY POPE REPEAL EXCESS INDICTED TODAY PROFIT TAX IS APPROVED FOR M U R D E R ‘ >I ,v , ........... /; * K it, / < ■V \ ' ' l. I: By . �?'{>ryy.-fV ■ ■ 5tv— •:'. I ITT.' SfiXl '• ft1 .4 '■ v (Br Tha AnooUUd Pr»t«> BRIDGE DISASTER T H A T LCfeT S A N FRANCISCO, ScpL 12.— A LIV E S OF T W E N T Y -F O U R formal charge of murder in tho first PEO PLE degree, police linvo announced, will bo (By Th* Auoclnt.d Pr«u) preferred today ugainst Fatty ArCHESTER, Pu., Sept. 12.— City of- buckle under arrest here In connection fidnla aiul citizens alike turned thoir with tho death o f iftisB Virginia Ruppe, attention today from the death s:eiio motion picture nctress. The g irl’s at Third atreet and Chester river denth followed her attendance at a where twenty-four persons lost their party in Arbucklo’s suite nt a local lives Saturday night in a bridge col­ hotel a week ago. She died o f injuries lapse, to investigations wwhich are which the district nttorney and other expected to fix the responsibility for authorities alleged were inflicted by the accident. Thu Bonrd o f county Arhuckle. Arbuckle is held without commissioners which were responsible bail. The case is. scheduled to bo for the bridge, lias initiated an inves- brought before the grand jury tonight. ' tigation o f its own and police are Coroner's inquest was culled for next gathering nil information nvniluble Thursday. f r the city administration. I C IIESTEh, I’u., Sept. 12.— Twentyfour persons were drowned and five seriously injured in tho collapse Sat­ urday night of the bridge spanning Chester river ut Third street, in tho heart of the city’s business district. Tho police mudo this announcement last night uftcr divers hud definitely determined no more bodies remained in the water. A small wrought iron gusset piato, part of the support o f a footwath, along the Hide of the structure, which hnd been half eaten by rust, gave way under tho weight o f nearly a hundred persons who wore attracted to tho spot by tiie cries of a drowning boy and precipitated the victims into tho river. . The last body to he dragged from the deep mud at the bottom o f tho river was thut of uight-year-old Char­ lie ApostoluH, the child whoso death was the inadvertent enuse of the nccident. It was recovered shortly be­ fore noon yesterday and plnccd at tho end of the row of twenty-four victims whose bodies reposed in White's morgue awaiting removal to thoir homes. LE T TH EM ENJOY TH E G R E A T O U T D O O R S IN : ‘ BLOUSES Let your boys frisk and frolic In tho wonderful out-of-doors. Let them enjoy tho playful excrrlsea that build strong muscles and sturdy frames, for a strong body Is one o f life’s most precious treasures. This boyish play that helps to make them better men is very hard on their blouses and It Is needful to buy blouses that will endure. KAYNEE RLOUSES are made from strong materials that are sun­ proof and tub-proof. Every button is sewed on to stay nnd all the seams are lock-stitched. Huy them KAYNEE RLOUSES and SHIRTS ul Il . Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. !B; Will Belcher Belch Up Any More News Regarding Mystery? i By Tha Axoclated Frail) . f ■ * * * * * * * * * * * * FIR ST BIR TH D AY FOR NEW COUNTY W IL L DE STAGED. : SPORT WORLD I * * * * * * * * * * * * * G A IN E S V ILLE , Sept. 10.— Union * county, created by tho Inst legislature and formed of part of Bradford coun­ YE S TE R D A Y ’S RESULTS ty, will stngu its first birthday party American League October *1, when the fair grounds at A t Now York 1-5, Uoston 3-1. I.nke Hutlcr, enpitnl of the new unit, A t St. Douis 4, Cleveland H. will bo the scene o f a barbecue and A t Chicago 1, Detroit 5. celebration held in conjunction with A t Washington 7, Philadelphia 0. the fair of tho Swine Growers’ and Marketing Associations o f Suwan­ National League nee and Union counties, nnd the pro­ A t Cincinnati 4, Pittsburg 1. portions of which, it is indicated, will A t Rrooklyn 3, Now York 11. equal anything similar ever attempt­ A t Chicago 5, St. Louis 10. ed in this section of the stntc. Others not scheduled. Invitations to attend the ccelebrntion are being extended Governor Southern AHsociatinn Hardee, Senator Trammell, Mayor A t New Orleans 3, Hiriiiinghum G. Martin, o f Jacksonville, and other A t Memphis 3-3, Little Itoek 0-1. prominent Floridians, and it is ex­ A t Nashville ID, Atlanta 0. A t Chattauouga 5, Mobile 8, (12 in­ pected that speeches by these men will lie features of the occasion. F if­ nings). teen beeves, ten kills, ten muttons, ten porkers, a ton of ice, fifty bush­ American Association els o f sweet potatoes, 1,500 loaves of A t Toledo 0, Indianapolis 2. bread and large quantities o f acces­ At Minneapolis K, Kansas City 2. sories, will constitute the hill of fare, A t Columbus 3-2, Louisville 1-3. according to plans devised Labor Day A t St. Paul 5-1, Milwaukee 0-2. at a mass meeting of citizens at Lake International League Rutler. A brass hand also will ho se­ A t Syracuse 5, Ilutrnlo 4. cured. A t Rochester 3-8, Toronto 1-3. At Jersey City 4-4, Reading 3-0. Post cards— loeni views— lc each at A t Ilultimoro 8-12, Newark 4-1. the Herald office. IS • CITY OFFICIALS ARBUCKLE HELD OF CHESTER IN FRISCO ON A INVESTGATING MURDER CHARGE V ,'"V/ ' ~ 4 . / 4 THE SAgFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1921 PAGE SIX J k '. I4 r.v- ' * SUMMER DAYS WILL SOON BE OVER ' It has been a busy summer even though it was vacation time and wo face tho winter season with tho greatest and brightest prospects for a most prosperous year. Our busi­ ness and your business is increasing, Sanford is growing beyond expectations of the greatest boosters, conditions are better, Florida is the 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 tt with tho hank that insures your deposits. Start your hank account today. The W inter Season Is Advancing C LE A R W A T E R , Sept. 12.— Dr. J. J. Belcher, Tarpon Springs physician, charged with mansluaghter in con­ nection with the denth of Virginin. Turner, whoso body war. found in Hooker Creek August 27th, wnived preliminary hearing today and was bound over under $10,U0U bond to awnit action of the Piuelas county grand jury which convenes tomorrow. P R O F IT A B LE M ILK PRODUCTION Dr. Belcher did not appear in court W IL L HE DISCUSSED A T this morning hut made his motion M EE TING IN M IAM I. through his counsel. C LE A R W A T E R , Sept. 12.— Lively interest is expressed locally as to what will be the outcome of the pre­ liminary hearing o f the charges against I>r. I. J. Belcher, Tarpon Springs physician, who is at liburty under $10,000 bond, on a nmusluaghter charge, in connection with the death of Miss Virginia Turner, daugh­ ter of A. C. Turner o f this city. Miss Turner's body was found floating in the waters o f Hooker Creek, some miles from Clearwater and close to tho point where the creek enters Lake Hutlcr, on August 27ill, about 0 p. m. Miss Turner had been missing from her homo here since the previous Wednesday, having last been seen on Wednesday at Tarpon Springs. Belcher was arrested after DetciS tivo Fred Thomas o f Tampa, and Sheriff George Lindsey of Clearwater found that early Saturday morning; tlio Tarpon Springs physician had made a trip to the vicinity o f Hook­ er Creek bridge, near where the body was later found floating. The physic­ ian first denied the trip hut Inter ad­ mitted taking it, saying that he had gone to answer tho call of a patient. His ear had been stuck in the mire of the roadside in turning to leave the vicinity and the fact that lie secured aid from Ballard’s garage at Oldsmnr, finally led to his arrest. The body of the dead girl boro a knife wound, which pierced tho heart, hut which is said to have apparently been inflicted after death. The right shoulder was also broken. The Tar­ pon Springs physician is suspected of having performed an illegal operation on the young woman, which it is thought resulted in her death. Belch­ er, however, has denied performing the operation, although he admitted that ou the Wednesday in question he was visited liy some young woman who requested hi» aid to get a girl friend out o f trouble. He refused to assist her, he has declared. „ The fact that Belcher admits hav­ ing been appoalcd to, to perform an aa Illegal operation, coupled with state­ ments of other people who it is said claim to have seen Miss Turner enter his office and the fact that ho first denied but later admitted the trip to the vicinity of Booker Creek bridge so shortly before tho g irl’s body was found, is regarded locally as among tho most damaging evidence against him. * J1 GET READY FOR BUSINESS THAT IS COMING t * The Peoples Bank of Sanford SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.— Roscoe (F a tty ) Arbuckle, moving picture artist, was booked on a charge of murder Sunduy night in connection with the denth Friday o f Miss V ir­ ginia Rnphc, film actress, during a party in Arbucklo’B suite in n hotel here last Monday. Arbucklo was lock­ ed up in the city prison for tho night. Arbuckle was charged, according to Assistant District Attorney Milton U’Ren, under the section of tho Cali­ fornia code providing that life is tak­ en in rape or attempted rape is con­ sidered murder. Captain of 'Dotoctives Duncun Mntheson said the evidence showed that there hud been un attack made on the girl. "Today a formal complaint will be filed ngninst Arbuckle," Mr. Mnthcson said. He added that Arbuckle is expected to make a statement. The complaint ngninst Arbuckle was made following examination of Dr. M. E. Ruimvell, Miss Zey Reiss nnd A1 Scminachor, ,motion picture manager for Miss Raphe and others. Under the California penal code no buil is ullownblc to a person charged with murder. If District Attorney Matthew Brady returns to the city in time, the case is expected to be pre­ sented to the grand jury tonight, ac­ cording to Mntheson. An inquest will be held Thursday. Miss Raphe, who died Friday, was removed from Arbuckle's rooms in a hotel last Monday, in a critical con­ dition, after the party whifli five mon and four women were present. Autop­ sy surgeons snid death was duo to peritonitis, superinduced by an intern­ al injury. JA C K S O N V ILLE , Sept. 10— Profiitalilo production o f milk depends up­ on handling cows which can utilize their feed and convert n large part of it into milk. One reason why the dairy industry in Florida has not de­ veloped to larger proportions is that thto cuttle fever ticks in infested counties hnve tnken a largetoll o f the cow's blood and reduced both the milk (low and the vitality o f the animals. The Florida Dairy Association's fourth annual convention will he held in Miami on September 20-21, in the county where originnl tick eradication work was done in Florida, resulting ill getting Dade county released from quarantine. Broward county and Palm Beach county are also released from quarantine nnd in those three coun­ ties there nre more high class dairy cows than in nil o f tho other fiftyeight counticH in the sttnto. M. A. Milam lins in his dairy near Miami as many Register o f Merit Cows on the olfieial roster o f the Jersey Club ns there arc altogether in tho rest of the state. Each o f th records was made on his farm, using very largely Florida produced feeds. The dairy industry investment in thothreo counties will total approxi­ mately one million dollnrs nnd Is growing rnpidly. The people who at­ tend the dairy convention will have an opportunity to see what can be done under tick free conditions nnd tho association officers earnestly in­ vite all who are interested in dairy­ ing to attend the convention. ■ ■ : • ______ . v F '\ m ' ( THE STAR TO-DAY JACK PICKPORD in “The Man Who Had Everything” Also a Comedy Tomorrow— Ethel Clayton in “The Price of Possession” ; also Fox News 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 S. O. Shinholser George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SAN FO RD SANFO RD -t- FLORIDA FLO R ID A Sanford Constructs Co. BATTERIES CONTRACTORS A N D BUILDER! BRINO TOUB Planes and Specifications ChterfiD; Furnished Battery Troubles to Us All Work Guaranteed W . IpMlaliM on Fl.otrlc.l Work and o&a lira you dopondoblo oorrloo.. n . T. P A C E P. O. Box IN W l ALSO HAVZ COMPETENT MECHANICS rqp OVXBHAULIHO TOUB OAB Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor! Skctchea and Estimates Free; u Company L. A. Uenaud, Prop. building too large and none too m i ----- A L L W ORK GUARANTEED— Phone 189 Wilson & Shorey HARTFORD B A T T E R Y ‘‘Battery Insurance” Pine and Garland Sta., Orlando, FU. Sold and Serviced by P U R E W ATER Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee Elder Springs Water 99.98% PU R E Phone 311-W GARAGES Sanford, Fla. LORD’S PURITY W ATER Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Oak and First AS GOOD AS, TH E BEST Dally Service Phone ID R E A L ESTATE SA N FO R D E. F. Lane NOVELTY Real Estate and Insurance W ORKS Phone 95 V. C. COLLER, Prop. Geo. W . Knight • Real Estate and Insurance SANFO RD -J. FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. General Shop and Mill Work CO N TRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FU- Tho vocational committee of the Busi­ TRANSFER ness and Professional Women’s Club requests nil young women destring employment to register nt the First “ W E D E L IV E R TH E GOODS" Nntlonni Bank. Quick Service AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Transfer Storage Facilities Eyes Examined If we please ,you, tell others: if Glasses Designed tell us. Phone 498 Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. I). HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotel” $1.50 Up Per Day O P T IC IA N O PTOM ETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. Orlando is showing its heels to quite n number o f other Florida cities, its W ILS O N V U L C A N IZ ­ induHtrinl, commercial nnd general IN G W ORKS expansion being made. To keep pneo C. O. WILSON, Owner with this spirit of progress, Editor S A T IS F A C TO R Y SERVICE AND R E A S O N AB LE PRICES Glenn, o f the Orlando Scntinc' hns .. Wight Brother. tango Building rolled up his sleeves and inaugurated n general overhauling o fhiB plant, adding new equipment, including an­ Phone 175 Fourth and Bunford Ave other linotype machine nnd a new 10New Era Printery pngo Hoe press. Orlando is n thrif­ O. Bassett Smith, Prop. ty, forward-going city, nnd tho Senti­ COM M ERCIAL A N D nel helped materially to mako it whnt JOB P R IN T IN G it is. . O f French invention Ib a portnblo airplane hanger, mndo o f balloon ma­ terial end inflated by a motor driven air pump until it forms n substantial arch. _ ’ • * CAR PE TS A N D RUGS W ASH ED and cleaned at your hoTne or we will call for and deliver. Hamilton Beach Electric Washers used.— Sanford Steam Pressery, 317 lat St. Phono 560 I' «______ : ' .'•V.L > / \ ELECTRICAL GILLON & FRY E L E C T R IC A L Contractors P hone 442 111 Pnk Ave. �.,■,« t • . r; • • '' 1! • '• • • ' ♦>-,"' . , <’ ■ ,/,. ' ' , Tv r'^'/ ,T \** THE SANFORD D A ILY HI F AGE TWO liU ILD TRADE BY STOPPING W ASTE 'W ' '''■" a > The Seminole County | ...Bank... - . * ’ : AM O NG BEADED BLOUSES >>T ITJ J ll . I Information P i I f you are doing business with Bankers, Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ ange County, nnd feel the need of informa­ tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ it standing of your customers, it would he wise to communicnto with us. The Orlando Credit Association I Post Office Box 193 i Orlando, Fla. The government of British Enst Afrlcn has appointed an expert to explore the country and report on tho probable success o f drilling wells for water. Do you know what kind o f gas. : oline you are tiding? :: Buy at the Drive In Station 1st. and Elm Avenue, And notice how difterent your Car will run when you Use High Grade Here Is a bended Mouse which wl|l compel ninny nn admiring glance wherever It Is wurn. For the theater, dinner party or any other plnee where splendor-loving women undertake to look their best. It Is sure to triumph. Those two rivals In beautiful fabrics —crepe de chine nnd georgettes— have Joined forres In this Mouse. Imagine It In sapphire bine (Tepe de chine evltli bends In sapphRe blue nnd steel nrtil falling flounce* on the sleeves made of black georgetto similarly bended. G A S O L IN E ;; U. S. Tires are Good Tires m HOLD 1IAL C A M PB E LL PRICE OF GAS DOES R E SPO N SIB LE FOR T H E NO T T A K E ONE CENT De a t h o f m o s e s . T U M B L E ANTICIPATED jury investigating the denth of C. T. Moses, o f Newport, Me., nnd St. Pet­ ersburg, who was killed Saturday a f­ ALWAYS IN GOOD STYLE Appropriate for almost any occasion is this foulard silk frock trimmed with heavy silk crO|>e dc Chine. The blouse crosses nt the front, closing nt the left side A long collar, edged with dyed lace, finishes the open neck, the cuffs corresponding with the collar. Tho bow and ends of the sash arc tacked to the extension on the rigid front of the blouse. Three Idas bands trim tho straight, gathered skirt. Medium size requires 5U yards foulard* with H yard 40-inch crf|>e tPictorial ..............Review ............. ...... Nr Co 9517. Blouse Sizes, 34 to 4H Inches bust Price. 35 cents Skirt No >545 Size*, 24 36 inches waist Price, 3° cents. CO M IC O P E R A U N IF O R M ternoon when nn automobile in which he, accompanied by his wife, was cnroute to St. Petersburg, was struck from the rear by another nutomobile, returned n verdict todny thnt Moses met denth as the result o f criminal • negligence on the pnrt of Hal Cnniphell. Wnrrnnts will he issued for Camp­ bell’* arrest tomorrow, officials said. He is at present confined to his home with minor injuries. His brother, Aimer, is still in a se­ rious condition at n local hospital. The jury’s findings were to the effect thnt Cnmpbcll wna driving the second car while Intoxicated. Mrs. Moses, who was uninjured, al­ though their nutomobllo was thrown several feet nnd overturned expects to continue her trip to St. Petersburg, possibly tomorrow, accompnnid hy F. (!. Parsons and dnughtcr, who were making the trip by automobile from Maine to St. Petersburg also, their car preceding the Mosos car nt tho time o f the nccldont. No arrange­ ments hnve been made for the re­ moval o f Moses' body from n locnl mortuary. here seems to he considerable flue tuntion in the price of gasoline, ion Orlando dealers giving 19 1-2 cents» the wholesale price pnid- others citln; the figures ns 20 1-2 cents. Tin- rcUi price varies ii Iho from 22 cents to l cents n gnllon. Other Florida citie comment on the unstable price of th liquid, Lnkclnnd announcing a retii price o f 22 cents, while, according t! the perots, Tampa motorists are to joying a price o f 20 cents. Accnrdini to unconfirmed advices gas was dui to take a tumble of one cent on thi wholesale market all over the south enst yesterday, hilt local dealers state that they do not anticipate any cut it the immediate future.— Orlando Sen tincl. Minaturc figures invented by a Cal­ ifornio dance on n miniature stage to tho time o f music o f a phonograph with which the device mny be con­ nected. PR E M IU M SALAD DRESSING L. l\ McCULLKR Lufr size, ,ae:. . . . . . . . . 45c 20c Small for ......................... 147-5te A process has been invented in Po­ D RINK land for making corrugated pipes for Elder Spring* Water. It* 99 98-1W steam lines. per cent pure. Pho*»e 311 5 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X v x x ){ His Tail To advertise! It is his mode of tell­ ing the world of that particular mental state known ns happiness. When the Imby laughs, when the sun shines, when the flowers bloom,., when dinner sends out its inviting aroma— when any one of a thousand other things happen which attract your atten­ tion— you arc being advertised too. The whole purpose of any advertise­ ment is to excite your curiosity, gain your interest, arouse your desire; to tell you something you don’ t know; to remind you of something you have for­ gotten; to convince you of something ovor which you hnve been hesitating; to help you get the best at least cost. An officer of the British royal alt force wearing the full-dress uniform adopted for officers of the British ult service. Tho new "comic opera" uni­ form Is creating much aiiiuseiiient In army circles. The helmet Is made ol Mack leather and trimmed with fur It has a gold and blue plait across the front nnd nn ostrich fenther, dyed blue. In tho center. The feather It held In position hy a hidden gilt ring. The belt Is blue and gold with a gold clasp. Rewnrds, aggregating $6,600, are oqered for the conviction o f the per­ son who dynamited the A. B. & A. railroad Thursday night, killing tho engineer nnd seriously wounding three trainmen. There has been a strike For office supplies, stationery, etc., on the ron dsince Inst July, with come to tho Herald office. much bitterness of spirit manifest. An inventor hns designed a fan t o _ be fastened to the hub o f a metal auBOOK, JOB A N D COM. MBRC1AL P U N T IN G Phono 146 Herald Building Ice Cold Chero Cola Free on Saturday D AYTO NA- Sept. 13.— A coroner’s To save welders the discomfort caused by wearing helmets a face shield that can be hung from the ahouldurs, leaving both hand* free, hnn been invented. Herald Printing Co. , Inc. Daily Fashion Hint SOCIETY J ",. ' ">, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1S21 Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. 170,000,000 lost to our stato each year— $200,000,000 cash each three yearB. What would that not do to dcvelopc our cities if spent in Floridu 7 Yet notwithstanding that our businesses ure strangled for lack of All progressive movements that money to strike out in new develop­ have for their aim the creating of ments that would awaken trade. Wo 4.1 usually throw this vast sum away to a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ northern and wustern states fo r our meat and dniry products. IN O LE C O U N T Y are in accord with A n d . what o f Florida, is she no the progressive policy of this insti­ good ns a cattio country? W ith her wonderful climato, water nnd shndo in tution. nbundanco, all the year round g ra t­ ing in three years she could be the Identify yourself with this strong greatest cattle country in the world if we had the right men to do it. institution today by opening an ac­ For fifty years tho Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma cattle dealers havo count. looked on Florida as their gold mine. Year after year they have bought our yttle range steers and cows by the train loads, shipped them west into a good com and bean belt, after a few weeks finish the steers go to Chicago as fine western beef and from there are shipped to the packing houses and through Jacksonville we get Much o f our own beef back, dead two years, SERVICE :: PROGRESS I STRENG TH kept edible by embalming fluids and 4% IN T E R E S T P A ID glndy pay tOc to 60c per pound in some of our city markets. A Texas farmer asked by Mr. Mc­ Rae why they bought so many Flori­ Guild will he October 10th at the da cows, replied, "W h y man alive, home o f Mrs. Raymond Key, nt 0:30 don’t you know there is not a steer p. ni. in the world Hint will finish for mnrThose attending the meeting yester­ ket so quickly nnd economically and MRS, FRED DAIGER. Society Editor, day were: Mrs. John G. Lconnrdy, make such a profit ns tho Florida Phone 2I7-W Mrs. Frank Akers, Mrs. Fred Dniger, grade steer. We breed your cows to Mrs. J. B. Coleman, Mrs. W. M. Beld- our fine western hulls and the steers SOCIAL CALENDAR T U E S D A Y — Mrs. D. C. Mnrlowo will ing, Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Archie they breed mnke us rich.” He was entertain the members of the Nine Betts, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Miss Mildred asked why and his reply w uh "B e­ Dicks4)ti, Mrs. Chris Mathews, Mrs. cause the range cattle are horn hustl­ Sominoles Bridge Club, nt her homo M. Minarik and Mrs. Julius Tnknch. ers and enn mnke good use of even a on Seventh Btreet, nt 11:110 p. m. hit/of paper. Our western cattle, Mr. nnil Mrs. R. L. Peck will enter­ SW IM M ING P A R T Y grown on abundant rich pasture are tain the hrlcini party, following the A congenial party of young people lazy and if we get enught by the win­ rchenninl for the Peck-Whltcomb motoring to Silver Lake Inst evening ter short of feed or by a long summer wedding, W E D N E S D A Y— The marriage of where they enjoyed a delightful swim, drought they lose flesh heavily nnd followed by a bountiful picnic supper, we cannot make good the loss at n MIbr Helen Peck to Mr. Donald included the following: Mr. and Mrs. profit. Florida steers can always find Whitcomb will take place nt the E. S. Rockey, Miss Avis Stenstrom, enough to carry his flesh with hut Presbyterinn church nt <5 o’clock. Miss Ettie Tillis, Miss Nellie Lossing, little assistance." Fashion Show will take place at the Miss Adele Reynolds of Tampa, and This vast leakage of funds from our Princess theatre nt eight o’clock. N. J. Stenstrom and Tom Brotherson state, however, lias come to a point F R ID A Y — Mrs. I). I’ . Drummond will and little Miss Doris Rockey. where it must lie stopped. entertain the members of the MonWe hope before another year goes dny Bridge Club nt her home on SANFO RD ’S NEW DRUG STORE hy to so6 ii fenced ranch in each coun­ Magnolia avenue, nt p. rn. W IL L OPEN TOMORROW ty on rich agricultural soil to fatten Mothers Club will meet with Mrs. R. FREE ICE CREAM TO LADIES. range steers while they are still young R. Dens, nt her home on Park Ave. nnd tender nnd properly finish him S A T U R D A Y — The Children’s Story An nnnouncment of more than for our own markets. Hour will he held nt the Central In the meantime a demonstration passing interest is the Imlf page ad­ Pnrk at 5 o’clock. here is being put together hy the lend­ vertisement of the Newberry Cash ing hankers, chnmhcrs of commerce, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lee spent the Drug Store in this issue o f the Daily business men and women’s clubs of day nt Duytonu Beach Sunday. Herald. The new store will open to­ the state representing to consumer to finished morrow morning in the new Wclnku prove the quality of well Miss Virginia Brady spent the week Florida beef. A ranch down south block, in the room recently occupied end in Orlando, attending u house by the J. T. Brady Jewelry store. The lias been loaned for the purpose of party. new drug store will have a new nnd finishing. The Miami meat men* have offered 17c to 22c per lh. for every lb. Mrs. J. B. Coleman spent the week complete line of drugs and supplies, of dressed meat marketed this winter N'unniiiy's candies/ school suppliesend in I'ulaftta, with her mother, who in their city from the herd. cigars and tobacco, and will make a is quitu ill. A quick tour is being made of tiie specialty of ice cream nnd cold drinks. leading towns o f the state asking of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Leo Woodruff, Frozenritc ice crenni will he the par­ ench 5 to 10 steers for the herd and if jr., ure now occupying their lovely ticular brand o f cream handled by the first herd is the success antici­ new home recently built on Onk ave­ the new linn, and to give the public pated, there will he no difficulty in an idcu of how good this new cream nue. starting the county herds immediate­ will he, the ladies coming to the store ly following. Mrs. C. W. Stokes, Misses Ilnzcl tomorrow from noon until midnight, The subscription to the herd is $25 Sorrell nnd Dorothy Stokes left Sat­ will receive a dish of leu cream free, which is the eost price of good grade urday for Orlando where they were and the children coming to the store steers ready for the finish; the cost culled by the illness of Mrs. Stokes from noon until six ill the evening will of finishing and marketing is already nnd Miss Sorrell's mother. lie given an ico cream cone free. arranged for hy Miss Carey nnd her Mr .and Mrs. Newberry are from friends. When the steers are market­ Mr. and Mrs. \V. II. Spriggs, Miss Valdosta, Gu., where Mr. Newberry ed each subscriber will receive back T. Spriggs and Marshall Kerriek, of built up a tine business and iH wall their $25 out o f the proceeds of the West Point, Ky., ure spending some known in drug circles in this part of sale plus half of the profits, the other time here at the Montezuma. the country. Sanford appealed to him half going to those who put uji the and lit1decided to open the drug store capita! for marketing anil finishing. ST. AGNES' GUILD here on the cash system, selling Probably no agricultural movement Mrs. A. W. Lee entertained the cheaper and entering to the high class in the state for long years has won members of the St. Agnes Guild very cream and soda water trade nnd also such general support o f hunkers and delightfully yesterday afternoon at high class confections and supplies. city men its tills movement known ns her home on Laurel avenue, Rend the half page ad in this paper "Buy u steer movement." Full infor­ Thu regular monthly business meet­ today and tomorrow, and go down to mation can he had through tile Cham­ ing was held, after which the mem­ the VVelukn block nnd sec Newberry. ber of Commerce and president of the bers enjoyed n delightful sue ini hour, You will find aI warm welcome await­ Women’s Clubs of Sanford. Miss sewing on aprons to he used at an en­ ing you nnd one of the finest drug Carey is with us nt the Seminole ho­ tertainment to lie, given in November. stores and lee cream establishments tel only a day or two and passes on Lute in the afternoon Mrs. Lee in Seminole county— the kind you Imping to close the tour at Tampa served ico cream and chocolate and have been waiting for these ninny this month. white enkc us refreshments. yours. The next meeting o f the St. Agnes Mure com and less wheat than was predicted n month ago. The weather that was damaging to wheat was just I » the thing for corn. That condition ntnkcH for tho safety o f divorsiiled farming. The farmer who practices it viny Use one crop, nnd win out on an­ other. I . ... tomobilo wheel to direct a current o f In short, tho purpose o f an advertise­ ment is, in one way or another, to make you happier. Think it over. 'Read the advertisements in this paper and see if that isn’ t so. <s^ ow is the time to start your ad in the Sanford Daily Herald^ air ugainat tho atoel rim to keop it cool. c x x a f l a e M B c x x x x m x M W t w t ^ �‘ ' p t»■>* r • irTy” • "• 7 ■' , ."f ^5-? W'T OirtVToi K vV ;V$r ' ' ,v< 1 ■Mimta£aav?< : ?*• ' , •A THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1921 ^ X PAGE THREE h ************************************************^************************^*************************4*4*****************4**************4**********44*4 Opening o f NEWBERRY’S DRUG STORE Wednesday, Sept. 14 th, at 8 A.M. : ..... — 1-1 "• In the Welaka Block Sanford is to have a first-class drug store operated on the strictly cash basis, saving you money on all your purchases. No goods charged. Big reduction in price on every line. - ■ —- I f its cRgal Ice Cream its Frozenrite 99 Best by Test Our Fountain will be supplied by the Florida Frozen P ro­ ducts Co., o f Tampa, with F R O Z E N R IT E ICE CREAM . F R O Z E N R IT E Products are made in the most modern plant in the entire South. Every known method to pro­ tect the health o f the public has been adopted, even to requiring each employee to pass a medical examination at stated intervals. A pure and healthful food is “ FR O Z­ E N R ITE ,” served at a modern, sanitary fountain. TO THE LADIES Every lady visiting my store from 12 noon, to 10 p. m., will be served with a dish o f F R O Z E N R IT E ICE C R E A M FREE. TO THE CHILDREN D. D. NEWBERRY, Prop. Every child visiting' the store from 12 noon, to 6 in the a f­ ternoon will be given an ice cream cone FR E E contain­ ing the F R O Z E N R IT E CREAM . W ELA K A BLO CK , j, f «£♦ i 'meuIiip I imI t») ti jiF«*Nh|pnt, u fit*I* pri’dlili'iit, 11 According tu. a letter from J. II. jM*m* 1nry uml a ln»naur»*r, tin* offlcea nf aeo« r**ini*y mui (reuaiirer uiiiy I m * Mllftl hy out* nml Coffee- secretary o f (he DeSoto coun­ the umitn |H*ranii, ami 11 hfitird of not lom* tlrnn ty Chamber of Commerce, the mer­ Mirt’o iu t infMi’ thiiii Mfi’on illrei’lnra, tho ftittn* l«‘r *•* ho fUoil hy flu* hydawa nf the coff* chants and other business men o f A r­ I• *1r111hoi, Mho tllroi'inra ahull t*o oloftetl f»y tho niiM'klifililorN nf 11n* rnr|M»rittlnii 111 omrlt mt* cadia and DeSoto county are much G A IN E S V IL L E , Sept. UL— Exten­ Midi I iiuM'thitf\11 nthor nfflt’ora of tho cor* |HtiHthm ahull 1" olruti1il h> tho Ihniril nf HI* * * * * * * * * * * * * sion schools for negroes will he c o n ­ LOOK YO U NG ! BRING RACK ITS interested in the proposal to estab­ foohtfa. M‘ho nnmist I infithiy nf thla corpora* lish a boat and truck line between A r­ t hi11 »li nil Imi* held nn lint fir**! Tnomhiy after ducted by negro agents of the A gri­ N A T U R A L COLOR, GLOSS tn Janiuit) *«r eaoh )»*nr. The cadia and Tampa through Punta (lot - Hu* flr-l cultural Extension Division of the f|r»l niootlnii nf Iho aTiirkhnhlor" nf thU t’tir* Wilt LAUDERDALE— What in A N D A T T R A C T 1VEN KSS IMifhlhni ’* 1 1 1 1 II la* hold 11" (train ih onrifcn* da, a meeting of the Chamber of University in twenty-one communi­ believed tu have hern thi1 largest tarlent tifior roodtd nf lottors ptitnnt nf thla ct»r* Commerce Staving been held Tuesduny jmnn t ifhi . fur tho pur|hi«o of not optttiu ptald let ties of thirteen counties of the state pun ever caught on the east coast of Common garden sage brewed into a li*ra (Miloii! nnd iuh>ptllu! h>dnw* f»*r tho onrnight when the matter was discussed. pnrnl beginning September 2D and ending heavy tea, with sulphur added, will Inn. Unriiln was landed early Saturday I mil lIn* nffloora tn ho oloolotl lit tho ftrat October 21, under the personal direc­ turn gray, streaked and faded hair meming by Charles T. Link, o f this a 11111inI it... tint? nf iho xtook Iudder* »h *ll he Trying to force open a window <|uullfh'd tho hiialuv** <*r tin- mriHirntlnti m|ii%11 (ity. after a haute of four hours. The tion of A. A. Turner, B. L. Ferry, beautifully dark and luxuriant. .Inst Im* mndnotii'd h> Ho* ffilnwlti*?, tn tvlt: ,\ll**i t Ituffidd "hull K* prouldoiil. fish, according to officials of the loCora J. Harrison and II. H. Hawes. a few applications will prove a revel- equipped with a new automatic lock lit noil I h'idit. aha 11 ho St'orHiirjf-TtoiiaiirnP, at ion if your hair is fading, streaked only fastens it more securely, Programs have been arranged f o r ‘ •‘I ■\|,i'ler.- ( luh, weighed 156 Ihs,, itml Mot t h llnolionhorif "hull Iw* vh'o proMldont. \nd A lU ri t! f fold, Btnoal lloidu and Morrlf men and hoys and women and girls, or gray. Mixing the Sage Ten and w" ’ 1 1 - inches over all and 42 11•mhonhoi £ Mint11 ho tho thill I'd nf I *1fee torn# NOTICE o r INTENTION TO APTLY t OK and for joint sessions of both sexes Sulphur recipe at home, though, Is inrhes in girth. It was hooked in a i i t h t j : u. LETTEKH PATENT MMio htkhoat iimount nf Indehtodne** or Ha* and all ages. troublesome.' An easier way is to get Tarpon Red, a favorite lishimr spot hlltiy |n which till* onr|mr tit toll nut) lit any Ilf lltnlor It mo auhjoot it moIf Minlt ho I won l y Uinnmi ml li.v If |Vl*It tint I WO The men and hoys will he taught « bottle of Wyeth’s Sago and Sulphur ...... H„, lllllkl. .......... .......... \ New Itiver, located within the city HEKGDOLI/H FAM OUS •r tin* s i . nr I Inrltln. at !■Sm dnllllf*. selecting and testing seed corn; care | Compound at any drug store, nil ready n.-r.i*-. ■ ... . .. i"1!!'- I la strike was made shortly \ im r i.i: liffh 'r III T ittl(ili||prt|H*. Florida* ill tell **'i*J*m k hi POT OF GOLD W IL L Mho loiino* itlid fo*|i|olioo nf tho Killwtorlhlnif o f purebred pigs; saving the sweet , for use. This is the old-time recipe Iho iMnniitiu *tf tin* IP tll ilti) o f SejiiP llllm r, 11*21, Jfter s iiVh i k last night and it was BE SOUGHT BY U. S. Mho Ithohho n hotO'In idol tho nllintltlt nf Ntnok 1 11**| istf lur ill Wi* limy he llt'tlf*! fur potato crop; methods o f fertilization improved by the addition of other in- vI rW ill* P * 1 '"blniuhl when the fish was lc r s I'n ie m lu 1m* ImiiiiMl tn (tisil liir»ir|M»riii- nf ito* onriHiriithui •nihMorll*»rl for hy tpirh, act •*f*1*'(alio IIltdr toMpoolho tiHiuoft, mo a* fnltowa, finally hauled in after dragging the i" « It cultivation; and record keeping. ^r‘ ‘!jc"|s* faded hair Is not ' kaite ld h o n io company , Inc., W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 13.—The andWomen ttiod.lonoo, Nn. nf ^haroa, Anil* and girls will he given inu hilL ' v'apy, gray, tuiieti nnir is noi m|l|i,r ..... . ihi.i««.* i iiniHi- ..r ii«-i>r- Nitlno Jlutor 1’" 1" four miles through Lnko \|i<'ii Itiiffohl, f^unford. F lu .........ru» f j , fWHi.no government is going after the fam ­ ,, , , i u i.| sinful, we nil desire to retain our i-rmi... liinoMi llmilif. Now York, S , Y , . , . . 17-Y I t2 f>(h00 JInbd and out to the Gulf stream. struction In home made household ’ ■ ■ .u.nmrr ii.vmu.it. ous Horgdoll "pot o f gold," Thomas Mori I* I fnohoriltorit. Wohciwkcn, L-cdle work; shuck >’0«thful appearance and attractiveu m n im t h o m o . ' Uirpon was taken with a If, conveniences; fine neeuio wont; N. J. .................... 2A i.sno.oo M o u n t s ii <m iii :m ii ;m<; ness. By darkening your hair with lii wltnoM* wlirronf tho tiitiloraliiioil, the In* bread line. Mr. |<illk is director of W. Miller, alien property custodian work, rug making and plain sewing, w AKTlCI.ra OF 1NCORPOIlATION th.s SnK0 nll<) Sulphur Compound, onr|M>riilnr* nf iht* Ituffold tlnulu Co., flic., have announced today that a complaint hail W,.. il... i,iii!i'r»li!ii(..l liiTib) n««>i*liilt> <nir lo-rointn *ol iholf Inltnl* midaeitla, thla tho * ' ta^ Anglers* Cluh and is a holdhome sanitation and good health, can-* no one enn tell, because it does it so •••«%*n***i f»r i,,|u.... ; ,f been prepared demanding o f .Mrs. Mat dm Aumiat. V I . I 1»2 I. . , , Ifoeoo In; I i ir| mnlli'fi llti«l«*l lilt* lawn of tin* °r mt,ny prines for record catches. ning, pickling and preserving a n d naturally, so evenly, m isnirr it \t n :t,i» <h i : a i ,) io n just damp* huiii* «*r rti*ri«h«. mni «i«* Emma C. Horgdoll, mother o f Grov* f i t NIISI IIUNIM (HFAli) , ..,i*Vi if <iti*l 4ifi»l *tili*»Tll'«* Ok* r«*llmvliitf M4 lIn* Arllt’Ii* of record keeping. Mi M t Ills IIIM’IIF N P F IU } (SFAh) ~ j er Cleveland Itergdoll, ns attorney in l*n li sponge or soft brush with it tin ||,cnr|Mir«lloii Of »"ir Iin*tr|M*tull«m. n t \i t: o r i i *m m iv\. Joint sessions will he held at which draw this through your hair, taking aiitiit .i: i . COI M N OF HI:.\lINOI.Ii: jn * ", * ILLE— a practical course ■ fact for her son, all property in 1 'I In* i'it hh* <if till* lii«vria»riitl«iti ulitiil In11 till* ltran(, nt a time; by morn........ ... Iln lid* ihty porwoimlly nppodrod hofnro mo, the i 1ll- l,UM'ng. the fourth o f its which he held an interest, including the following subjects will be dis- on|} uiit|ot*lynt>*l officer duly iinllinrlxi'd hy hov lo W|ll i, conducted at the College gold coin taken from the (treasury cussed: Preparation and |ing all gray hairs have disappeared, V * < >*;f pi?irVit»** imil'Vinictt'ni^'i'now'U iidiiilnUicrnnth* mid to tuko iirknmvlodKe* Albert Itiiffeld, well known In tue nnd and after another application or two ..frin- mui i.imv ..r i.n.iii.'-, .Iin>i i<-- »t x-*. nii"iil*t, Agra-ulii,,,. at ,|H. University here before the draft evader escaped from of farm produce tnrougn inn klmwn In iin* In ho nno nf the pefHiri!* IVlit* unions, how to grow a year round garym)r hnjr ,)cc0nics beautifully dark, tilled the foron'dm: ehnrler nnd who mthaerilwtl I_l:" . *-e; inning the first Tues- federal authorities and (led to Ger­ I In* *111110 In my pn-i*nr *\ mnl did at'kfinwleiltfe den; the farm dairy and how manuRflossy, soft and luxuriant. — Adv. iit'HHi In mt) itilii'r |ilntM* In tliu mihU”* ittin m(iI *»r hofnro mo Mint ho ovo«it1od nnd j>nh*er|l**d Iho ,‘ 1,1;*"Di and co Dinning for many, It is expected tho complaint # In nitjr i»lli«*r «Iuli* of llio Fnllril Hlult*" of Ktiine fnr tho tiara nnd |dir|*»H»a therein ex* — — * A itiprli ii ivyton* i*f*"r iti‘ft‘*"tir> or riiiivuniPllI * proMiied, '• *il,! * '*ai so is for men and will be filed today In the federal dis­ ed ;the family, the proper care of in­ l>rot lilt'll t Itn t mi) uilitr liriiiM'li o ff In* or iilnct1 fants; the homo medicine cabinet; S E C O N D F i l l A L M A 1 1 E W A N WItnoni my hniid mid nffhdnl aenl at Him* of Ifi |M>1*II,*<M | m! hI| l»%* f lr«l Hill lotrlroit I»t I In* fnri|, Soiiiltiolo Cnuiit) , IMdl ldii, ..... . ** w' l*'out fee or entrance trict court at Philadelphia. (Ida the 'Hit ■ixiiiiri'iuents. good food, and tho savings account. dm nf Alllttlit, A. |l. 1021. CASE BEGAN YESTERDAY. ,,r Aunn. S T .... . Demand was made on Mrs. Bergi Nntnrlal Nenli HCIlKl.T.t: M A INCH, - J Tin* BPiiiTn) imliiru of iln* liuitliii'Mit In Im* Notary Fiddle, State nf Florida* doll last May for delivery o f all pro­ trunsm'iuil hy VhIn riir|M»ritUoit mIihII l»* hn f«*l My cnnmilfttlun **\|drea A tiff • Ud, 102-1, t b ^ 1', 1,1 e,r° rt to speed up perty belonging to her son or in which WILLIAM SON, W. Va., Kept. 1JI.— , w'niiuiHcaw. Lay. *»>i STAMM; OF Ft.OltfOA, t t i tli*iil III at tvlMiUanli* «»r n*lwl! or ImIIi , ilry Taking of testimony in the second u(»«u. uioitiitic, wi*iiriri« ti|>i»nn«i ntnl u*xin«* COFNTY OF U rV A f,: citizt.„,lt' “--l of |,t,r‘'tin,‘ l taxes from lie had any interest, Mr. Miller said, On IhN iliiy |iorannnlly n|!|H*itroil iMtforo mo Ilia ,, i aai a ! i i fntirlm of «»vi*ry Mini, lirttv*. inti Hilary. tor Mi:imi* C- »■ dircc- hut despite repeated extensions o f Mattewan battle trial heTriiii here mIhh'ii ,rmrninIiIhijx irihIl fmn*y kimmI#, mui IliitlemlicntNl nffleer duly niitlmrlxod tiy law tci itdndtilrttor tut I ha and tn tuko aclilHiwlodKefiiciiti* tw yesterday before n jury composed o f »«' »f iM<-rril„«,iu» »r iu.- i-.-iiritii lectors ... has t|lf placed|l*!u't'd two col-jtim o allowed Mxs. Horgdoll, the pro* I'rnett I fold it, In nn* well known nnd known ti» ^ J f iic tp r Him i |i w r i |i i Inn. ti m t In co n ih ti’t Hu? Imal residents from Pocahontas county. m-»» "f m-w-riii iir.v nn-i i-ioitiins im-r- mo In In* nuo nf tho person* «|o*erlhod III nttif tUlt-s to rcn'iud per-' perty had not- been turned over to *0,,R >'f their , , , „ .,. I clmil., liillor., tlrniii-n*. luil.-riU.lii-r.. inlllllicr., wlm executed Iln* foregoing charter, nnd wlm ■hligalinns and bring the government. This, ho added- made The men on trial, Recce > namhers iiri...iinikci. mui ucucnii <iiiimii>r.i tn mii.inci aiihaerlhed tl i* anme tn m.v preaiuieo, nnd tlhl 1' *11'' ogive ns much itekiimvledm* l«*f«|o me that he exaeuteil mill .,n(i 1 nu‘ Hiirimitr. nm IiiwIiwm. m money as pussi- it necessary to take the action plann*. anu uurgrnii- nnnrc charged in argm with wim '""l ,lll|t ‘'nrru ' "" " a,.n ,1 v, aiilM K11IK|lwi -, t„„,u uhi or If mi11 thtj anme for the niton mui purports* Any breaking out of the skin, even the killing of W. J. Ferguson, one of ...... imt». imiimi., m«i «iiu-r .... <m then In ex|iro*ii'd, of ilollars^1'1' '1 <lL'cl" ru<l thousands ed. WltneriH my hnml mnl official nenl at Jack* nt I»«Ion, mill In imiki- m lnnuc. tin any of " arH ls past due fiery, itching ezeomn, can he (|uickly s e v e n „B a ld w, in p e l, t s d. e.t e. c .t i v e s , s li a ii n mm lat «m ii n n.iiiiiiiicin.. m..i m rim m - inr .m u . n i c "inivilli*, Ihivnl Cmiuty, Flnrldii, Oi Im the dny mf Soplemher, A, l». IteJl, . 1 ,,, m,nri(rFt nt Mntnwim in «<lvn n .-ei. ; In n|»-n ii|< mill ....lull n xniclnl overcome by applying a little Men- ,I,,_ln,, during tiu gunngnt at Ainicwan in n... |irinri|mi etuen nf i.n«i I N'ntni tnl Heal I MARY II. I.FIIM AN , It is stated that Manager Camp­ ■ 'A L A T K A - ■he local , Kiwanls tho-Sulphur, says a noted Bkin spec­ May, 1020, when ten men met death. |i»— «r m "U'»‘ir si.n-. r-.t iim ............. inrNotniy I'tlhllr, NUto of Florida. bell, o f tho great orange grove nt My niiiimlialun expire* Jnn. du, ID'Jt. ^ rjinif on liny, Htnrr or all of I hr* "i-»*'inl M ihIk L,ul’- recently ial 1st. Because o f its germ destroyIt is e x p e c t e d t h a t t h o t r i a l w ill h e or ti'iaiix** iirn-iu Hiinwtii; n» i.nniin^-, im STATi: OF NOW Y O ltK ^ oignnized, has boon Tompletown, is preparing to plant uith its charter AnornYi'1 “ '? “ I Ing properties, this sulphur preparn- o fshort duration in that only two o f OF NOW YO RK: JT IS FOCNTV O'ntily loo nunt,___ , . Approxl- twenty near Lnko | *, '"fliety iweniy acres In in avoendos nvocn On ihh dny iierwnially nppenretl Ik*fore iuet tion instantly iiringH case from skin Iho miderilKiiod nffloer. duly niilhnrlietl hy law .r„slSI|S;..!S.. "SSi c,ub of Jacksonvin™ °i ° ^ wnn*a Wnlecs. The avoendoes grown In that irritation, southen and heals the ecze­ the 24 men originally indicted arc to tn ndnilnMor natliH and tu lnko mkm»wl«d»rc* tried. The first trial in which Kill Illltun .Ill'll tvrm. It. Ill tlmo ... I imuna-r < > r |iu>inenti, Murrli IliH’hentHTK. well known to me Nm , nttemled il.. * ’ W 1 ' t,10*r fnmi' "octlon are declared to bo o f very (fine ma right up nnd leaves the skin clear mnl known tn he one nf the |mrann* de*erH»ed field, recently killed o nthe steps of ... . ” 'Tirni'lln’s rn,|nii-s, coming tr l>rc^ ation coro' quality and always in demand. Tho In mid who evooittod the furcitiliig charter* ittih* nnd smooth. the court house at Welsh In a pltsol ,"n u.V.V.i’LuTto.u’A. %ZSSSSSi ierlhliur the aame In my prt‘ience, amt did ac,Kiat' An elaborni" " ac^8onv^^° hy plnnting o f somo acreage 1nthis fruit* know IihIko liefure me that lie executed Ant) It seldom failH to relieve the tor­ fight, was the principal defendant, re­ ■llvlili-il linn tun linmlii-il .liurc, nt u |inr vnltic MillinerIhed the aniut* for the uaet and punmata c‘d the exercises . e .*?ro,fram ^ol»tur- however, Is something now for that ment and disfigurement. Sufferers "f fifty ilnllnr. (IIMi.no| nncii, |>n>nl.lt- In |« w therein okpreMied. *°ntution> Colond V T l i , 111*19 ,,rc* » oction, thor^ having been only a few front skin trouble should gut a little sulted in the acquittal o f a c a n y n fui mnnvy of Jim UnUml s t n i c of Atm-rlca. »>r WlliteM my hmnl mnl official MenI at New m il imU iJ“o V piSm m York, fo il lily of New York, Stnto o f New installed ns ;. ‘)urn'.wnB trees theroaliouts. Tho avncodn is jnr o f Mentho-Sulphur from nny good score o f co-defendants nnd consumed Yjdk. thU I he Oth. day o f Sep tolid (er, A. IK M pro8,<iont o f the club; severnl weeks. Spectators wore not " f o*ri»>riiiion m . mt-mioK cniimi a.r iimt growing atendily in fnvor ns its ex­ druggist nnd use it like n cold cream. A iiN u i.il i\ H.\irni, permitted to enter the court room to- 1'ur|*"*'’' ahtici .k 4. portation increases, increases. piorma Florida will PORT M YEII« porinuon wm need nwu — Adv. Notary Public. (Jneena County No, IM 4 . Tin* term fur Mtik'li IliU n>r|M)mtl«m ahull O r t. filed In N. Y. county, County Cltrk'a day. kUI "hall Ini ppriM'fualljr, uuli**a atamar ilia* 8erve to.makoP9T i , <l0H* w,,i to produce a much larger supply o f No. uoa. N. Y. County tleiclattr’i No. 3JK1!L aolfiHl Igr <»|>4TAtinii nf inw. — Got your Scratch Pads from The \ \ f term etplrea March HO, 1MH. ant cisar in«M„|.or. Rlycra import- tho fruit when the avocado Is bettor AH TK 'LK ff. HCTIRLKK MAI NON, Hanford, Florida. Ilornld— by tho pound— lBc. For first class Job work— the Herald m a n u fa c tu rin g c e n t e r ,4 ’ l » known. The hualneaa nf thla coriioralliui aha II !m) Attorney for Inrorimrat ire. U M te * * * * * STATE NEWS said, has recently been entered into ity the Old King Cole Cigar Co., o f New York, and the .lose Gonzales Co., o f Fort Myers* whereby the latter company' is to supply the New York lirm with Its cigar needs. The output o f the local lirm under the terms of the contract will he from three to ten million cigars annually, officials said. The enterprise is exported to alford employment for approximately three hundred cigar makers, witli a payroll estimated at four thousand a week. Details o f factory and ware­ housing facilities are to he worked olit in addition to the arrangements for adequately housing the employees. EXTE N SIO N SCHOOLS FOR NEGROES ESTABLISHED IN 21 CM.MMI M TIH S . it c h in g I 7;,f TO DARKEN HAIR APPLY SAGE TEA czem a DRIED RIGHT UP WITHJSULPHUR T• t ’ - . t&fti t'-c 'l cn*1. 1- A;** . *■\ * t^ g e AjfWM \iK JtQI j 1 �Rr l * / PAGE FOUR * THE.SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1921 SANFORD DAILY HERALD TOO M A N Y LAWS- ST. PETERSBURG UTLITIES GROW. THE IM M U NITY OF FLORIDA FROM FLOOD A N D CYCLONE. filU tW mry iftMMM u « f t N U i) i l Tb* Wo have Just been looking over The awful details o f tho floods In ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 10.— tho laws pnssed by tho last session of ■ u l o i riorlJ* the legislature, more than 10 newsr Texas, involving serious loss o f Ufa Business done by the St. Petersburg nnd property furnish additional rea­ municipal gas plant in August was paper pages o f them in small type. m uaaxu Tho editor o f the lilghinnder 1ms sons fo r congratulation that wo Uvo double the total for the same month L J. HOLLY ____________ Editor. never been o f those who poke fun at in a land where floods are unknown, In last year, reports made to Director 1. I ILLARD....Becretary-Treajurer legislators merely becitosc they are In to every citizen o f Florldn. We hnvo o f Utilities R. E. Ludwig, show. There A. N E E L _______ General Manager the public sorvlcc. A fter nil they aro many severe rains during the rainy wns a gain In gas sold and in collect­ put where they are by people like you season but they never culminate In ions o f 100 per cent, brenking all rec­ ROBERT HOLLY, and I nnd they represent on the whole, destructive floods. The porous nature ords fo r Increase In nny one month. OtBOOLATIOl HAMAOEM Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. nn average cross section o f the com­ o four soil absorbs n heavy rainfall There have been gains o f as high as Atfrtuug h m m n » mw» — in iiM iiw munities from which they tome. To quickly, nnd tho surplus, if nny, runs sixty per cent. In n month but never think otherwise Is to doubt absolutely off through natural channels without beforo Anything as big ns fo r last ■aburtsttes M n la U i h w r u t ...................................................... month. The number o f gas custom­ the representative system o f govern­ creating destructive floods. X m U i .................................................. * 00 DallTWWl hi OUT *7 Canter Nor are we subjoct to destructive ers has increased rapidly and tho ment nnd while tho lilghinnder may WMk .....................................H 0*ata get a little pessimistic at tim<-tJ, has tornndbs or cyclones which occur with fact that sales Jumped 100 per cent Tka bit It* te U W * Waakte H«nJ4 a ttntr m w i fceteate Cteutr **4 te ptkUabad never doubted that that was the best such frequency in tho states to tho in a month shows, it is contended by atary Trldap. ASrwtfciw ntaa jaaia kuwa north o f us. The highest wind which city officials, that there must be near­ aa appltoatlaa. Piwiaratlo la paUttea. fM C form yet in use In this vale of tears, par paar. alwaja la adraaoa. _______________ But this Session passed too darn ever visits us has none o f the charac­ ly twice ns many persons In tho city teristics', o f a .cyclomv Many gran now as at this time Inst year. The gns many laws! I * Member of The Associated Press A rather cursory scanning o f the atom s nnd hurricanes aro generated plant put out In August this year, n titles impresses us that they hulk in in the Cnribbonn sen, but the peculiar total o f 4,800,000 cubic feet o f gas, conflgurntlnn o f the peninsula o f nnd last,year, In August, tho total percentages ns follows: Florldn deflects them far to tho west- was 2,431,000 cubic feet. Tho collec­ Privnte pension hills______________ 20 Arc you shipping by water? wnrnd before they^strlke tho const.— tions fo r August, this year, were $5,Formation o f new counties and._ -------------- o-------------Tnmpn TimoB. 360, and In the same month Inst year ‘A Community Builder” laws to let them function.'.____30 The big campaign will begin after the total was $2,470. The munlclpnl Amending laws to permit some tonight’s meeting. F . P. Foster, President railroad showed a big gain in August lawyer to win n case_____________ 10 AB O U T FLO R ID A RESOURCES. -------------- o--------------but nothing like so large ns tho rec­ Those Orlando boys arc waiting for Appropriation bills_______________ 15 Even th2 most casual glance at ex­ ord fo r the gas plant. The business of B. F . Whitner, . C ashie r Relief for persons/'fired by the Sanford on the night o f Sept. 27. isting things here will reveal thnt tho the street car lines gained 42.2 per former governor___________ 10 -------------- o -------------vast resources o f Florida have hardly cent over thq same month Inst year. And we will probably build that Curing financial dUflcu' *es rff been touched. As season succeeds In August, this yenr, tho enrs enrried county commissioners nnd school forty foot rond nnd plant shade trees boards . . . _____________________ 10 senson newcomers come in and .lev 143,50(1 passengers and tho cash fnre all along It that night. nnd profit by things that the oldest collections amounted to $0,058.00. In LnwH o f general interest nnd bene­ -------------- o-------------old-timer never ‘ bought of. Tills Is tho same month last yenr tho cars fit ......................................... r> Fatty Arbucklc seems nbout to get Just what it should he, fo r ns wo bo- carried 100,430 passengers nnd fares Of course private pensions bills his. It is hard to believe that he gin to diversify both in growing collected totalled $4,802.10. Tho gain could be guilty of such a crime. I f he are, in many enses, for deserving per­ things nnd in n business wny, our is rather more thnn usual fo r n is, the Arbucklc pictures should be sons. The Highlander would not have wenlth increases and wo begin to do- ( month’s business nnd city officials one deserving person slighted, hut it bannpd for life. velop in a bigger way. For nil our sny thnt tho whole summer’s business is a fact that ncnrly every such hill growth during tho pnst decade wo aro Is well nhend o f last yenr, indicating That youth o f twenty, in Chicago is for some person who cannot get a You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ n mere infant compared to what we thnt there were n grout many more who killed two auto salesmen in cold pension under the general laws. Amending a inw so that some Inw- will he ton, or even five years hence.' persons here than In nny previous blood just to gain possession o f a fessional and Business Man in yer mny win a case he might other­ W ere glnd we aro here to be a pnrt summer. new Packard, was only in the third ------------------------Sanford in This Column stage o f "auto intoxication," that wise lose, is more common thnn the and parcel of the making of a greater | Florida. Mny wo live to seo nil our Lakeland is well pleased over the general public suspects hut generally strikes most o f the people irom time predictions come true! And we nre completion of extensions nnd imthey are well camouflaged. to time. Of the tanking o f new counties confidcnt that we nre not wishing for ! provements at the light nnd water LAW YERS CONTRACTORS Senator Park Trnmmell is visiting there was apparently no end nnd a greater span o f life than qrdinnry pinnt. .The city contracted for a big, throughout the State while he is tak- besides the speclnl powers for ench to see the realization of our dreams new generator some time ago nnd a S. O. Shinholscr George A. DeCottes ! few days ago the great machine wns Ing his vacation. This is tin; proper county there was considerable legis- — Florldn Grower. Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder set to work. It is a turbo-generator thing to do. No statesman can keep 1 lotion for new counties ns a whole Over Seminole County Bank SANFO RD FLORIDA nnd cost $35,000, hut th e ,expense is up with his Stnte when he spends all designed to set their financial ar­ O R PH AN AG E A T ENTE R PR ISE . FLO R ID A o f his time at Washington, and none rangements going. In some o f these not considered excessive when under­ SANFO RD 1 am writing to tell you something standing thnt it will give at least o f his time in the State. Florida is counties the people will regret thnt Sanford Constructs Co, growing and changing every day, and they hnvo saddled themselves with about our home life and surround­ double capacity to the pinnt. The BATTERIES CONTRACTORS AN D BUILDERS ings. Our home, the Florida j.Meth- Lakeland pinnt wns seriously^ overto have an idea o f the different needs the taxes that will he imposed. DBINO YOUB Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfallj As to relieving persons fl red by the odist Orphnnngo, is located In the tnxet^lnat winter, and it wns neces­ o f the Stnte, our representatives Furnished should come home ns often ns possi­ late governor thnt costs about $25,- small town of Enterprise, We have sary to make changes; now the city Battery Troubles to Us A ll Work Guaranteed ble nnd get acquainted. Senator 000 in ensh net of the poekr.i nrd ful­ fifty children ranging in age from hns power enough for all purposes in W « lp.cl.lli. on Xlootrlonl Work and can (loo H. T. P A C E P. O. Iloi 111 70a dtpoodakla aorotoo.. Trnnunel does not look for any oppo­ ly as much more in lo.n o f legislative three to eighteen years. the new generator, and hns rctnlnod W Z ALSO R AVI COKPETZKT MECHANICS Our plnco is located on the shore one of the two in use previously, giv­ sition ns this is his first term, hut if time, running oxnensef, etc. A coaly j FOR OVEHHAULINC) TOUR OAR he has any, it should not worry him experience. o f Lake Monroe, and we always hnve ing the city n reserve to he used in Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors any. Park Trnmmell is still Pnrk Literally scores of special ne'.r. beautiful sunsets. Our lawn contains emorgeiicise. Sketches and Estimates Free; so Company Trammell, nnd the Senator handle to were passed, allowing counties, school seventeen acres of land .about twelve I --------------------------------building too large and none too small. his name has not swelled his head hoards, cities, and various sorts of of these are used for gardening, the L. A. Rennud, .Prop. An appreciative patron of Orlan­ Phone 189 ----- A L L W 6 R K GUARANTRRD---nny. lie still remembers the men taxing districts to issue time warrants other five contain the house, play­ do’s curb mnrkot writes to tho Orlan­ Wilson & Shorey who made him which cannot lie snld or vnlidnte some already issued in de- grounds, barn, fiv e ‘ different springs, do Sentinel ns follows: "W e arc used HARTFORD B A T T E R Y Pine and Garland Sts., Orlando, FU. o f some o f the representatives of the finnee o f Inw. Most o f these were n flowing well, and a bathing pool. to appreciating the surh market ns ni\ people at Washington. We have about one hundred trees advertisement for our winter visitors; special acts and do not appear in the “Battery Insurance” -------------- o--------------10 pages o f law now being dealt with, o f many different kinds. We havu but quite another phnsc o f It wns ex­ P U R E WATER Sold and Serviced by though they will appear ns a burden lovely times hure. Tho girls do all of hibited last Snturdny niorn'.Tv, when T H E REVENUE HILL. ______ i _ in the tnx receipts for years to come. the house work. Every child thnt is the tables werepiled high with dewy Edw. Higgins, Inc. Elder Springs Water On August 20 the House of Repre­ In addition to these special acts there old enough makes its own hod. turnip and collnrd greens- eggplants, 99.98% PURE The boys help with the garden radishes, cowpens. okra, nspnrngus, sentatives passed the revenue hill were a number of general acta auth­ Haight & Magee Phone 311-W Sanford, Fla work, cut wood, kcepHho yard in or­ which, according to estimates, will re­ orizing tile spending o f money. peppers, guavas, pineapples, bananas, der, and they do thu other little odd duce the revenue collection to about All in all- as we have snld, too darn parsnips and bright flowers. All of GARAGES $.'1,200,000,000 for the current fiscal many laws in our humble opinion. We jobs around the place that a hoy ns remember the days when wo ex­ LORD’S PURITY yonr nnd to $2,770,070,000 in 1023, do not feel impelled to offer any spirit should do. We have about one hun­ pected nothing more thn nokra, cowSmith Bros. Garage when the new ,rotes will he fully re­ of laurel to tho legislature.— Lnko dred laying hens, fifteen rabbits, nnd pens nnd green peppers during Au­ W ATER Expert Repairing five young ducks. In the summer time flected in the revenue receipts. This Whlos lilghinnder. gust nnd September. O f course the AS GOOD AS TH E BEST ' OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES we do all o f our own canning. We nre amount is considerably below that -------------- o -------------supply o f other vegetables is quite Dally Service Phone lit Oak and First canning tomatoes this week. We isent considered necessary by Secretary HENI) HIM TO HIGH SCHOOL inadequate to the demand." some o f our canned goods to tho MidMellon, hut meets the general uppcnl fo r n reduction o f the existing tnx i The schools are opening all over the Tropical Fair this year, and won four R E A L ESTATE LOW TID E ON T H E I1EACI1 SA N FO R D NOVELTY I country. The little children will en- first prizes. burden. Wo,ure nil quite proud of our rec­ The new hill repeals the excess ] ter for the first time, or return to E. F. Lane Forenoon nnd Afternoon Tides at W ORKS profits tax, increases the corporation j their appointed grades, as a matter of ord this year in school, Only one out About Sumc Hour and Minute ; course. The outlook Is not so Hure Real Estate and Insurance of forty-five children did not make Income tnx rate repeals many of the V. C. COLLER, Prop. so-called "nuisance’’ taxes the trans­ for the hoys nnd girlH of high school tho grades. We had four graduates Phone 95 Sept. 13 ........ 'age. Many of these will he kept out .............. 11:30 from the eighth grade. They have just portation tnxeH, except those imposed General Shop and Milt ........... 12:03 on telegraph And telephone messnges, to go to work. Where such a proba­ built a new dormitory for our hoys. Sept. 14 ........ Sept. 15 ........ bility exists it is to he hoped that A good many o f our friends have "an d affects a number of other import­ Geo. W. Knight Work those responsible for the child’s wcl- contributed to the building fund of Sept. 10 ........ .............. 1:80 ant changes. Real Estate and Insurance Sept. 17 ........ CO NTRACTOR and BUILDER The most significant feature of 1fare will give one more thought, make this now dormitory, if th e y ‘'could Sept. 18 ........ one more effort before consenting to SANFORD FLORIDA realize how many more hoyH it will these changes is the repeal o f the ex­ 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FU deprive the child of a complete public accommodate and how much more Sept. 19 ........ cess profits tnx and the reduction of school education. comfortnblo it will he for all of us, Sept. 20 ........ the surtaxes. Duslness interests have .. Employment Bureau.. TRANSFER In a time of unemployment like the I nm sure thnt their hearts would re­ Sept. 21 ........ looked forwnrd to the elimination of The vocational committee of the Busi­ I present it Is especially difficult in joice that they had a pnrt in this great Sept. 22 ........ these taxes, hut the postponement of ness and Professional Women’s Club “ W E D E L IV E R THE GOODS" j many homes to take the child from nn work o f enring for Christ’s tlttle^ones. Sept. 23 ........ the effective date to January 1, 1022, requests all young women desiring Quick Service Sept. 21 ........ ; earning job and put him hack into We had the plensun of hearing meets with the general dissatisfaction employment to register at the First Sept. 25 ........ i school, hut for nil this it should he !*.n. Wiliinin . * r niegr Bryan at the o f industries which have confidently Storage Facilities Sept. 2G ........ ............... 9:10 National Bank. • done. What looks like economy today laying o f the corner stone o f this new If we please you, tell others; It "" expected this relief during the cur­ AGNES G, BERNER, Chairman Sept. 27 ....:.... will be recognized a few years hence .............. 10:11 dormitory. Wo ,hnve a Senior, Inter­ tell us. Phone 498 rent year. The continuance o f these Sept. 28 ........ as had management, when the hoy or taxes will undouhbtcdly have n ten­ girl, instead o f forging upward to in­ mediate, and Junior Kpworth League. Sept. 29 ........ Eyes Examined Glosses Designed HOTELS “ dency to defer business revival. It is, creasingly remunerative employment, We hnvo recently organized a Junior Sept. 30 ........ Henry McLaulin, Jr. however, still possible that the uction comes to n standstill in a mediocre Missionary Society In our home- with OPT. D. o f the House may he reversed by the !jcoh. ThiH will not happen In every n- twenty members on the roll, All at­ Hotel Montezuma Senate nnd the rupcnol nindo effect­ stanee, hut carefully gathered statis­ tended regularly nnd seem to be very Pickling and Preserving “ Sanford’s New Hotel" much interested in the work. ive as o f the beginning o f the calen­ tics prove thnt it Ih the rule. 1140 Up Per Day We hnve an interesting Sunday dar year.— Florida Grower. In every community there should he school of six classes. We huve church committees of interested citizens to co-operate with the school honrd t o 1services every fourth Sunday nt 11 see that help is given in fam ilies' o'clock, nnd nt night. Nearly all of our We have the & where otherwise it would be utterly , children over ten years o f age nre O P T IC IA N O PTOM ETRIST impossible to complete the children’s members o f the church. Graduate Northern IlUnois College We ore nil tithers nnd all huve mude education.— St. Augustine Record. 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. a pledge for the Centennry, -and so ------------- o --------------Members of the Florida division of far we have paid up in full. AH of Mason, Sure-Seal Jars A wholesome dish which is W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ ­ the Fanners’ Union were in session our children nre in perfect hcnlth ex­ and Jelly Glasses cept one little girl with a broken arm quickly prepared is to arrange in Ocala lust week, nnd while tho at­ IN G W ORKS and a little boy with a sprained knee. Phone 442 Davies Frankfurt style sau­ 0. 0. WILSON. Own.; tendance was not reported as large, a — Eurettn B. Faber, in Florida ChrisSee our line of sage around a mound of B'uu " k 1 I SA TIS FA C TO R Y SERVICE AND 111 Park considerable number o f agricu ltu r­ linn Advocate. ' N A T IO N \ l | 1/ be' peas R E A SO N AB LE PRICES Stone Crocks, Coolers, ists from various parts of the stnto Wl«kt Broth.n dart*. Bnildim* were delegates und many inntters of It may not be generally known, but Churns, etc. general interest wro discussed. Ocala a bitter civil war is raging In China CARPETS AN D RUGS had prpard to wlcomo th farmers and bottween the northern and southern WASHED made the occasion momorahte for all* provinces, and heavy casualties are W B LA K A BLOCK and cleaned at your home or we will who came. Among *the features of reported on both sides. Tho door for call for and deliver. Hamilton Beach Phones 497-494 convention week wns a delightful p ic-1slaughter o f tho Chinese Booms to he Electric Wishers used.— Sanford nic at Silver Springs. wide open. H A R D W A R E CO Steam Pressery, S17 1st St. Phonh 580 S ittU lilM lli, 1ST M u Mill I The Courtesies Of This Institution w m THE HERALD PRINTING CO., be. are extended to each and every one, alike. Your account, whether large V‘ or small, will receive our most careful consideration. First National Bank J PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Transfer TIME FRANKFURT SAUSAGE G1LL0N FRY STONE JARS ELECTRICAL Contractors D eane Turner BALL S. 4 �m ?- THB SANFORD D A ILY HBttALP, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1921 ^^ll*H•PI*nln^, Mention of filter* l» B,lef y«rton»l H«ml oflnterwl It In an< ,.*t The C ford, and their many friends were givin g them a wnrm welcome. Mr. McCaughan married a Snnford girl, Miss Mnudc Wagner, nml Mr. Gustus resided hero fo r Bovcral years. * * * ; the weather Ship-by-Water Com-, mittees Meet in Orlan­ do Tonight to Organize Summary of (bo Floating Small TaJka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Reader* ! * For florid a : F .lr tonluht nml Wednesday; no change n 4 temperature. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Wilkinson are rojblclng over the urrivnl o f twins at tholp home Sundny. This makes tho * # # second pair of twins at the Wilkinson * * * * * homo and they hnve been blessed with v A S. Peck motored to Mont five children In three nnd one half years o f married life. They nrc de­ Vtrde yesterday on budnesa. ceiving the congratulations of mahy I n Lawson returned lnat night friends upon the new nrrivnlu. Jack a business trip to Jacksonville. Is n populnr employee of the A. C. L., railway. H M. Robinson, of Jacksonville, was a business visitor herey estorday. Tho ninny friends o f Andrew Lee Will be glad to henr that he has re­ S M. Harvey, of Lakeland, apeht covered from a recent attack o f acute the day here yesterday attending to indigestion, business. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Langley were \V H. Underwood, of Albany, Gp.> among the Hanford people going to was in the city yesterday transacting t.akelnnd yesterday to attend tho fu ­ business. neral o f J. D. Watkins, -conductor on the A. C. L. Railway. Clarence Fields left yesterday fo r Greenwood, S. where ho will enter K ISSIM M E E WELCOMES Hailey Military Institute. T IN CAN TOURISTS. George Itieder, of Jacksonville, rep­ KISSIM M EE, Sept. 13.— With tho resenting the Relder Clothing Co., completion o f the roof o f the 30x30 was in the city yesterday calling oh community kitchen, tho new free auto (he local merchants. camp secured by the chamber o f com­ merce, and financed Jointly by it and Miss Edieth Stewart, who gradu­ tho city, is nearly ready for the un­ ated in June from St. Timothy's Mem­ precedented number o f tourists which orial Hospital, Philadelphia, and Int­ prliminary correspondence predicts. er took n post-graduate course in Co­ As inquiries began pouring into the lumbia University, New \ork, has chamber's offices it was soon appar­ now accepted a position ns instruct­ ent that the old camp on Main street ress in the Methodist Hospital, 'Phil­ would be inadequate for this year’s, adelphia. Miss Stewart writes that and the present site was selected from she is delighted with her work. a number under consideration ns the Mrs. J. W. Rutledge, o f .'107 Third more Idnlly suited to the needs o f the street has just returned home from linest camp in Kissimmee's territory. an extended visit with her daughter More than twice ns large ns its pre­ in Lincoln. 111. Returning by way of decessors, nnd located within a short Princeton, and Evansville, hid., where distance from stores, its mosscovershe visited many friends and relatives. od oaks and magnolia trees will a f­ ford an enviable camping spot for the Have your watches and jewelry re­ Winter gasoline visitors. The camp is completely fenced, ex­ paired at McLuulin’s. Two first cltlss cept for the three entrances, one- two, watch makers. Prompt service. nnd tree blocks, respectively, from 140-tfc th brick highways. Coming over- the Mr. nml Mrs. Martin Raines and Pixie THghwny from Orlando the tour little son, nnd 0. IV. Brndy, left yes- ists will be directed throe blocks to tenlny for Miami, where the Raines one entrance, while the other two nre are residing and where Mr. Brady will short distances from the paved por­ visit f«i ra few days. He will return tion o f Vine street nnd the Hilliard's to Sanford for a short visist ere re­ island road. turning to him home in Chicago, Mr. The'camp will be electrically lighted Hrady has property interest here and and city wntor is now being piped is thinking of returning some time in from n considerable distance. Tho the future. city administration and the local chnniber o f commerce ate sparing no Semi your old mattress to Bradley expense nor effort in making the factory. Make them like now, for plrice adapted to all the needs nnd $5.00. 50 lb. new cotton mattress only conveniences which the tourist niny IR.00. Guaranteed. 500 W. South wnht. St., Orlando, Fla. 122-2Gtc G A IN E S V IL L E , Sept. 13.— The Model Land Co., o f St. Augustine has donated 9150 to he used by State Club Agent It. W. Blncklock in paying tinexpenses o f one o f the members of the boys’ live stock judging team to nnd from the southeastern fair in A t­ lanta in October. This company is an old contributor to the club cause, having consistently donated handsome sums for club ac­ tivities for many years. In Informing Mr. Biacklock o f this donation, President J. E. Ingraham said; "W e recognize tho great value o f your club work to the state. We gladly contribute this amount to pay the expenses of one o f your judging team to nnd from Atlanta. T R A IN SCHEDULE Southbound Arrive 83______ 2:86 a.m . 27......... 80______ 2:55 p. m. 85.......... 7:30 p.m. Depart* 2:46 a. m 8:40 a. m. 3:20 p. m. 7:45 p. m North Bound Arrive 82.......... 1:48 a.m. 84______ 11:46 a. m. 80.......... 3:05 p.m. 2 8 . . . __ 10:00 p. m. Depart* 2:03 a. m. 12:05 p. m *3:25 p. nv. Arrive 24c THIS W E E K L. P. M cCULLER , $100 ir,-lbs. S u ifa r. LEXINGTON 1-lb. M ix e d T en , fo r gQ AND SALES A N D SERVICE We Carry The Parts ,.le automobile has proven to those whose m.10 ‘s W0l’th anything, that walking is an ex rava8:anqe and that ridihg is true economy " L*-. lexington ............ ............... 52095.00 F. O. B. Satifofd ^ J L L " ............... $1685.00 F. 6. ^ Snnford __, ■*». i » *J Active work has been started by tho Pittaburgh-Florldn Co., on build­ ing the boulevard around Lake Byrd. Starting at the east gate- of Lakewood Villa, the road is to pass through this property nnd connect with the road running direct to the lnkej then around tty entire circle of tho lake to the lodge, across two rustie bridges with a one-way drive. Experts have estimated that the United Kingdom haa 0,400 square miles o f deposits o f pent suitable fo r fuel. — Get your Scratch Pnda from The Herald— by the pound— IBe. i. R- & 0 . M O T O R Phone 175 Fourth and Hanford Ave New Era Printery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. Stanford, Florida .j in the house from * t ** . % * $23.50 to $29.50 W H Y P A Y MORE? @ 0 9 HAIRNET Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leaa than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR R E N T— Several light house­ keeping rooms. New and clean. 117 FOR S A L E — Iloso No. 4 seed, Irish Laurel. 144-tfc potntoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A. FOR R EN T— Have 5 room cottage on Brumloy. 131-tfc Heights, leaving town. See mo FOR HALE— 1021 Model Ford Sedan quick. Palmetto ave., near Oviedo R. at $550. This is a bargain. Sec us R. track. P. O. lb»x 809. H. W. A l­ at once.— B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc len. * 140-2tp FOR S ALE — Medium slzo Bafc. Ap­ FOR R E N T — Desirable housekeeping ply 402 Sanford Ave., nnd Fourth rooms, every convenience. Box 117. Stroet. 04-01. 145-Otp FOR HALE— Lexington, 1020 model, WANTED at $1250. Looks good and is in A -l mechanical condition. Terms to suit W A N T E D — Team work. Inquire M. you.— II. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc Hanson Shoe Shop. 12120tp FOR SALE A c Q U A L IT Y net at an econ­ omy price I Extra large, invisible, long wearing, handwoven of select­ ed hair — fully guaranteed. F or Sale Exclusively a t J jG.McCr o r y Co. M l Cotort 1 OR S A L E —8-room house with **11, S A LE S M A N to cover locul terrtory. modern convenience, excellent re­ selling dealers. Guaranteed snlnry pair. Private water works, In desir­ of $100.00 week far right man. The able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ Richards Co., 200 Fifth Ave., New ply to Owner, oil) W. hirst Street. York, N. Y. 147-Otp 1 110-tfc ______________ ____ ___________ W A N T E D — Two or three furnished FOR HALE— Bulck Rondstcr at a rooms for light housekeeping, in bargain.— H. ifc O. Motor ( o. 144-tfc yOU(| neighborhood. References. AdFOR S A LE — Strawberry plants, cer- dress “ D " care Herald. 14G-3tp tified by State Plant Board, $3 per thousand f. o. b. Lake Mary. Farinu There are homes which are so pain­ Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. fully neat nnd orderly that nil com­ 129-24tp fort fori the masculine element is ROOFING, Red and green slate sur­ complttcly banished, and there nre face, 3 ply $3.50 per sqqnre. Tiger others where hubby is permitted a brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; few privileges. Woman can ho one o f 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address the worst o f tyrants if she is so dis­ M. B. Ginn, Box 31)1._________ 13t)-2Ctc posed. And some husbands never find FOR HALE— One heavy duty two- it out. Othtrs live nnj siUVr while whcul trailer in good condition. In­ pretending to like it. NOTICE! All cars must have rear lights. Also quire at Ford Garage. 113-tfc the 20-miles per hour will In* more FOR HALE— 3,0OiTTo M 00 celery rigidly enforced hereafter. plants, about ready for the field. HARRISON, Call on or phone H. II. Chappell. 147-4tc Traffic Officer. 147-ltp A T T E N T IO N ! REWARD. My pulpit bible disappeared from the Congregational Church Sunday night. To the person returning tho same to me in gooil condition, I will give a reward of five dollars, and will nsk no questions. 147-ltp P A U L C. B U RIIANS. FOR S A L E = I form rainier and sev­ eral dozen jars. Very reasonable. Address "E. II." euro Herald. dh-tf When the Russian pnpor money is finally thrown on the market, look out for a drop ' the wood pulp business. “ The Service o f S igh t” FOR S A L E — 1020 Model 6 cyl. I'uige If you eyes troublo you or your touring car, practically new tires. In good condition. Apply A. P. Con­ glasses need repairing or adjustment, nelly. 144-lte don’t waste any time, but call upon FOR S A L E — Celery farm, 15 acres, T O M M O O RE 5 acres tiled, 3 flowing wells. Big house and barn on hard road. Price OPTO M ETRIST— O P T IC IA N A u to Matches Jewels. $3,500. Good terms.— E. F. Lane, the For the benHit of your wire, you Office Opp P. O. Phone 11*2 144-5tp nilglit tell her tImt, if site wants It, Kcul Estate Man. 117-6tc i'rn will have her IU21 ear mulch her HUPMOBILE HUPMOBILE f i niny ot tiie Hiiiomoldie miinulitetiir- FOR S A LE — 8 hives o f bees. In good T o t a l. 1 1'" Society Depart* 6:00 a. til. 3:25 p. m 7:00 a. <n. 7:35 p. m. 100.......... K ING STO N, Sept. 13.— Approxi­ 'No. 24.......... mately 200 o f the 300 employes o f the 158.......... Kingston cotton mills went out on 22.......... strike this morning following! the Leesburg Branch Depart* taking effect o f announced wage cuts Arrive by the management. There was no •.No. 157........... 4:00 p. r\ No. 21........... 2:52p.m. disorder reported. •No. 101______ 6:30 p. m. •No. 25........... 2:00p. in. 2 cans Pineapple, while Oviedo Branch they last, per can....... Depart* Arrive L. P. M cC U LLER , 147-5tc •No. 120......... 11:00 n. m. ' ’nl. McCnoghan nnd A. W. Gustus, 3:40 p. m •No, 127.......... f Ortamlo, were in the city today W e have Fresh Country ♦Daily, except Sunday. " .mg nv,.r the business prospects Eggs m i xpn t to return at nn early date. L. P. M cCULLER C O M B IN A TIO N SALE 1"l them nre well known in San147-5tc 1* * * * * * * You can have your pick o f any Trilby Branch PROTEST W A G E CUT. The fall : hewing of Indies apparel *>t the Princess theatre tomorrow n‘Kht; l*y ibninuTs Specialty Shop, promises to be one of the big events ,n S',nf,,r«l'» history. A fine musical program hn» been arranged nnd sever­ al good specialties, nnd aside from the showing of 1-dutiful gowns that will inten>t the ladles, the men will be re;Ml"| with u good program thnt will he the equal of u good vaudeville show. Society Brand Suits The Ship-by-Wnter Campaign will receive a decided impetus tonight when all tho various committees from the Chambers of Commerce through­ out this part of Floricln will meet in Orlando to perfect tho organisation. All of the livo wires nnd tho expert traffic men and the shippers nnd mer­ chants will be there. They nro all vitnlly interested in this grent move­ ment to reduce freight rates and from thin meeting will spring tho future prosperity o f Florida business men and shippers. The Hanford Chamber o f Commerce will be represented by n live commit­ tee and it is certain thnt tho meeting will be productive o f grent results. Nothing much cun ho done thin yenr ns the question came up too late for concerted action but the movement will get a good start and with'better waterways, better roads and many otjfcr improvements the ship-by-truck nnd ship-by-wntcr campaign will sweep the state in the next twelve months. It is not a spasmodic movement that springs up to die when the rntes are lowered but nn earnest effort to help the growers nnd ship­ pers nnd the merchants o f Florida to­ ward n definite and final settlement o f the vexing question of whether they intend to give all their money to the railroads now nnd forever or in­ tend to save some of it for themselves in the ship by water move. ST. A U G U S TIN E FIRM DONATES EXPENSES OF JUDGING TEAM BOY. PAOH FEW COMMERCIAL AND JOB P R IN T IN G * *ii *■»-aw—v - •Weis. Tills Is a fud In many seelions of the East, where niueihyst. in oei. topaz, sapphire ami other oli-r^i are used in the upholstery, tops ami the body made to correspond. In ' Is vny your wife will know that her Jewels harmonize with the ear. <>f .‘otiike. ir she hasn't the Jewels, site • an order Die cur as she wants It. and then buy Die Jewels to watch.—Chi­ cago Tribune. condition. See A. E, Dobbins, 326 Post curds— local view*— Ic each at Service Shoo Shop, 133-Snt-Wcd-0t the Herald office. FOR HALE— 5 acres and residence facing lake. Bargain, Box 117. A fter a careful audit, the board o f 145-Otp county commissioners o f DeSoto FOR S A LE — New house, 4 rooms nnd county met recently and allocated, to bath. Electric light and water. Close the four new counties cut from that In. Good location. For full particular* territory funds due to ttepi on tho wTlte " X " care Ilyrpld>. . l47-4tp. basis o f nssesaed values o f 1020, as LUM BER PRICES A R E A D V A N C ­ follow s: T6 Hardty cotinky, $8,508.18; ING— The builder may atlll g«$ tty to Charlotte county, $7,425.24; to advantage o f loft building coat by Highlands coynty, $41,721.41; to submitting schedules to u b and g e ttin g Glades county, $5,520.1(1. _________________ dlrect-from-mlll-to-builder aervlcb. ■ ■ i Our long leaf yellow pine and Tldew i( cr cypres*, manufactured In beat m ity Inaurea first quality at lowest poiiThe Sanfojd p ally and siblo coat consistent with good lum­ Weekly Herald tftatid for ber— leaa middlemkn’a heavy profit.— i*i Sanford and Seminole coun­ ANY, Pcrr*, Iks ty Just as strongly as the QULF LUMBER COfciPA Florida. 1 188-e.o.d-iatc Ardericbn f{iig sthnds for the greatest tytlbti on Oqrth. Playing Sato. The drm or H hiihcii & Frumwii was started la war-Mine and did very well for a couple o f yen rip Hill hiM year tilings were on the downward grade, and Die other day, y, wliull Die two punnurs had finished making up tin'll none too gbod record for the year. Hanson said. "Tills would make anyone thoughtful. Now that Die good times are over, how about a little honest busInessT” "No, tblinks." said Krnfittn. "I never Indulge In experiment*." — Houston FOR R E N T I'oaL FOR RENT— Comfortable rooms, fur­ nished fo r light housekeeping 31$ Peat card*— local view*— lc each at Palmetto Ave. 142-Olp tha Herild office. I m m. * I\*»*tU ty ft* Buy It with a Herald Want Ad. � 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 13, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 13, 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 13, 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/72c40882c858e0ff1be171b84b180358.pdf 69ba53d75ae41c70d7a05fc7f2e85af8 PDF Text Text ;• r '- y) Xf . ™B . |» "City S u bstantial Sanford ® THE “City Sobstantbr T he S anford IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME II ROllSINGJKnNG NUMBER 148 Novel Airplane With Folding Wings • ‘i i I f ,t • i ■< *»i< ?. MERCHANTS GALA DAY PROMISES MANY EVENTS AND ALL IS GIVEN FREI MAKE Ills* TOIIY FOK FLORIDA IN -HIE FUTURE and one th a t w il l ---------ar- *####»** AMERICA INVITES ALL THE POWERS AT PEACE CONFERENCE WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.— (By tho Associated Press).— The American government him sent to the governments of all powers an invitation to participate in the conference on limitation of armnments and Far Eastern question list of topics suggested for discussior,.- 1A SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1921 THE SHIP BY WATER MEETING AT ORLANDO LAST NIGHT WAS GREAT Delegates From Every . Section of Central Florida P r e se n t. U '/ Y . U n .. # # # # # BENJAMIN PARK TAMPA’S NEW FIELD FOR AVIATION OPENED * * * * # # * * * # # * * * * * * * An airplane whoso 0UHtU|iiling teutlirt's an- lls tulillug wings—the Inven­ x' tion of Cl. Edw ard R nrnhnrdt—recently Hindu n successful lllglit over Los An­ * geles, Oil. In the opinion of Secretary W agner of the Aero Club of Southern * C allforulu-tliu Invention Is the nearest uppruncli to n solution for the problems of commercial flying. Thu plane Is equipped with twin motors, eith er one of TAMPA, Sept. 14.—(By tho Associated I’r.'ss).—Benjamin Pnrk, Tamga’s now aviation field, was formally opened today by five army planes from Carlstrom field. The visiting aviators will be tendered a re­ ccption tonight at the Country Club. £»8 One Big Day With Old £ i\5 Fashioned Bar­ becue AND STREET DANCE _____ . y'.TA WILL BE ONE OF THE BIGGEST AND BEST GEl’-TOGETHER EVENTS OF SEASON The Merchant’s Gala Dny on Thm»day, September 20th, promises to bo nn event in the social life of Seminoti county nuver before attempted. In this day of high prices nnd charges which Is sulllcleut to keep the plane traveling at a m oderate pace. The folding attended by representatives from ev­ for everything—with tho memories of wings permit the uinchliiu to be buckled hack so that an autom obile iittuchod PRISONER KILLED IN DASH FOR LIBERTY AT JOILET I'HN wnr prices still lingering in our iys* ery trade body within a radius of 100 NEGRO WAITING IN JAIL tc the en I of the fuselage may draw Hie airplane through streets or over miles and even ns far as Polatka on FOUND GUILTY OF THEFT. rough roads. tern- -it in refreshing to hqar that tho (B r Tha Aaaoclatad F ra u ) the north. The Chamber'of Commerce JOILET, III., Sept. 14.—One pris­ merchants of Sanford will give their (By Tha Aaaoclatad F r a u ) rooms were filled at the hour appoint­ oner wns shot to denth and two visitors to the city on tho 29th some­ ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 14.— ed for the meeting nnd it was a most wounded in n sensational dnsh for thing absolutely free. There will be enthusiastic crowd that greeted Geo. Will Hines, a negro, is indicted for liberty nt the Joliet penitentiary to­ free eats in the Bhupo of a reaL old\V. Knight, president of the Sanford stealing a wntch from fellow prisonfashioned barbecue, there will be 0 day in which Carl Stcpinn, snid to be Chamber of Commerce, when ho was ora in the Clearwater .Jail. Hines free show in the shapo of a tourna­ well known Chicago gun-mnn, nnd made chairman of the meeting and was arrested for obtaining money u n -1 ment riding and horse racing, there Edwnrd Thorpe, nlso of Chicngo, es­ rose to address them on the object of dcr false pretenses nnd while in jail ( will be u free dance nt night on the caped. the meeting. Col. Knight haB his awaiting trin! on that charge, stole | street with good band music and all of # # # * # * * ) # # # * * heart in this g reat movement nnd he the watch. it absolutely free. Death of Movie Actress YOUNG STEPHENS impressed his hearers Inst night with This is one of the reasons why San­ STORM BREWING, . WILL FIGHT CASE OF the earnestness of his convictions. Ho PERSHING SAILS TODAY | Will Put Fat Cpmedy ford will he filled with people on MAY HIT FLORIDA MOTHER AGAINST FATHER- Thursday, September 29th. called upon the representatives of tho FOR FRANCE TO HONOR UN- | It is King in Bad HY WAY OF BIMINI various communities represented and KNOWN AMERICAN DEAD something unheard of in the annals of (B r Th# A iiocU tad F r a u ) there were many very uble and inter­ I SAN FANCISCO, Sept. 14.—Two TAMPA, Sept. 14.—S. J. Stephens good times nnd establishes a record WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. esting talks made and the statistics NEW YORK, Fob. 14.—General charges toduy were placed against —(By the Asocinted I’ress).— a locnl business mnn announced to­ among the cities of the state. We in­ were given by Messrs. Sligh, Skcllcy, Pershing sailed today for France to Arhuckle, in connection with the Disturbance of considerable day that he hnd employed counsel tend to get the people here and ask .Marlowe and many others of the truf­ present posthumously to unknown denth of Miss Rappe. The San Fran­ intensity wns reported this nnd is prepared to spend uny amount them for nothing except their pres­ fle experts who had mado these fig­ French pollu a congressional medal of cisco county grand jury lute Inst morning by the Weather Bu­ necessnry to force his father, J. J. ence. They will be given a grand af­ ures from the actual facts ns they honor. It is expected he will escort to reau, east of the FloKjd’u coast night voted nn indictment chnrging Stephens, to trial nnd conviction for ternoon nnd evening and wo want M were presented. It showed that mil­ this country from Frnnce the body of moving Northeastward. manslaughter hut District Attorney stabbing his mother Wednesday night them to come in tho morning when lions have been lost to tho growers of un unknown American Boldier to be they come, for tho merchants of th* Brndy declared that the prosecution of last week. The elder Stephens is the state by tho exorbitant freight buridd in Arlington cemetery Armis­ city will keep their stores open all # * * # •* * * * * # on murder complaint nlrendy under in the county jail nnd his wife is in morning nnd will hnvo special sales rates as against tho water rates nnd tice day. way in the Justice Court, would not a hospital in u dangerous condition and special bargains for the visitors. after many of the business men pre­ FOUR MAY BE FREED he halted. The grand jury indictment but improving. sent hud expressed themselves ort tho Altogether tho Merchants' Gnla Day •“ goes directly to the superior court IF THEY’LL GO AT ONCE subject it was decided that tho dele­ hero on September 2!)th is simply a \ where it is returnable next Thursday. TO SOVIET RUSSIA gates present would hold u meeting big getting together of tho people of The murder complaint wns sworn’ to and perfect a perm anent organization. this section of Florida here in San­ (Br Tha A llo c a te d Praia) Monday by Mrs. Bambino Delmont, n There was not a dissenting voice at ford to get better acquainted, to spend WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.—Com­ close friend of Miss Rappe. The the meeting and Messrs. White and n day with your friends nnd neigh­ grand jury's voting nn indictment mutation of the sentences of four fed­ Scroble, of the Clyde Line, who were bors, to enjoy some good sports, to chnrging lesser offense than murder eral prisoners convicted of offenses present, gave those present to under­ enjoy a good dlftftor out of doors, to stand that they fully appreciated the TWO HUNDRED MET AT GAINES- will not make Arhuckle eligible for against the war laws, conditioned up­ joy the street' dance nt night and It bail at once, the district attorney de­ ellorts being made to ship by water, VILLE AND WANT ROAD on their deportations to Soviet Rus­ APPROVED IIY THE REPUBLICAN is all yours just as free ns the air. NO. 2 that the movement was already being clared. It is only one of tho mnny stunts that sia, was understood today to be un­ PARLIAMENT felt, that they would put on extra Greater Sanford is pulling and in­ 0 AIN ES VILLE, Sept. 14.—There TODAY der consideration by government of­ steamers and wquld use tho ventilator NEW YORK, Sept. 14.—Mrs. Rostends to pull in the next twelvo were upproxinmtujy two hundred dele­ system on the ocean steamers and if coe Arbucklc, who wns known pro­ months. We want the people to know ficials. The prisoners were said to gates present from Lake, Columbiu, (By The Associated F rc u ) necessary would use the. prccooling that Snnford is tho greatest littl* | he Jacob Abrams, Samuel Lippmann, fessionally as Mintn Durfccleft New Orange, Marion nnd Hamilton coun­ DUBLIN, Sept. 14.—Tho appoint­ town on tiic map nnd we want them system that would absolutely insure Hyman Luckowsky nnd Mollie StelmYork today for San Francisco to help ties to meet with more than one hun­ ment of plenipotentiaries to tho pro­ the safe carrying of perishables. As dred citizens of Alnchuu county In the her husband, if possible, although she er. They were convicted, it wns snid, posed conference at Inverness with to know that it is tho natural trad^ Mr. Duelwylcr, one of the big Orlnnconvention in Gainesville last night in has been separated from him for live for activities against the draft act the British representatives to discuss ing center of thin part of Florida and do shippers truthfuly said “the boats for thnt reason we nro hosts to thous­ the interest of State Road No. 2. The years. “I am going to him because during the war. a settlement of the Irish question ap­ ands nn0 intend to be the hosts to could offer even a better service than The three men are imprisoned at I think it is my duty to bo near him," gathering criticised the state highway proved by the Irish Republican parlia­ many more as the season udvances. the trains for the refrigerator cars she said. “I want to help him in Atlnnta nnd the woman at Jefferson ment today. 1 commission in no uncertain terms and lacked a lot of being perfect with Wo have so many things in common City, Mo. every way I can." _____________ repeatedly expressed its intention of their poor icing and poor suffice while with the localities adjacent to us and LONDON, Sept. 14.—An unexpect­ we want to have you come to Sanford the steamers could guarantee a better using political weapons to achieve its ed hitch has arisen in the Irish nego­ and talk it over and thcro is no timo 1 ventilator service and a temperature desired ends should more peaceful means full. tiations. I'rcmiefLIoyd George, who like the 29th of September to do thi$ nf III! degrees which would insuro The convention adopted resolutions is at Gnirloch, Scotland, yesterday re­ talking. against decay of oranges.'' ceived Harry Boland, secretary to In fact it was the concensus of cnlling on the road department to im­ Come to Snnford on the 29th. You Enmon DoValorn, and Joseph Mc- will be made welcome. You will not, opinion ot those present that where mediately concentrate its efforts in Grnith, another Sinn Fein representa­ any community could get to water this section to construction of the be required to buy nnythlng. Wc do road. tive, according to an officiul communi­ that it would be to their udvuntuge to want you to look over the wonderful A committee of prominent citizens cation issued last night and Boland lines that the merchants will havo to ship by water and where any cities or Taxes on Freight and Jacksonville Attorney mul McGrath are returning to Dublin towns were any distance from the from Murion, Orange, DeSoto, Hamil­ show you that day and wo do want Pullman Accommoda­ ton, Columbia* \Luku and Alachua with the prime minister’s explanation Indicted Jointly for "nter they could truck to Sanford und you to come hack again as soon of certain points in the government's tions Will Be Cut Half “ ill sllVe money in freight rates. It counties was appointed to carry copies Murder possible. propoHnln for consideration of the "ns made apparent by Secretary Hurt of the resolutions to*the stuto high­ way commission und to Governor I)ail Eireann, (Dy Tho AMOclitod F ra u ) Committee Voted to Amend Bill Re­ °f I'ulntku Chamber of Commerce It is said that Mr. DeValora’s reply URGE ENGLISHWOMEN JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 14.—John that the ship by water idea was tho Hardeo some time thin week. tain Express Tax DEMAND PROHIBITION , Pope, local attorney, and Frank Raw­ dealing with the charge of not ac­ fight ntove hut he stressed tho fact Johns rivin offers n solution to their cepting the invitation to n conference (By Tho Associated F ro ii) lins, of Chicago, jointly indicted for i 11 **K' move was started the peo- troubles if they will only use the riv­ LONDON, Sopt. 14.—Appeals to WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.—Reten­ murder in the first degree as the re­ will not hu delivered until Friday or pe continue to stand by tho er now and forever for the more trafEnglishwomen to "demand prohibition Saturday. tion for calender yenr, 11)22 of trans­ sult of tho killing of Hickman by >de Line or any other river line that 1fle 1h given to r'ver lines tho larger in Great Britain” were made by Mrs. It is understood that the letter portation taxes on freight nnd passen­ Rawlins, pleaded not guilty when ar­ "ould help them to reduce the freight and hotter service will he given by tho Norman Snrgennt, Wesleyan church, Which Couriers McGrath and Boland ger nnd Pullman accommodations, hut raigned today. Tho joint trial of tho raU'* ftlMl »«t go buck to the railroads government, the inland waterways and and other speakers nt yesterday boro to the prime minister asked for nt one-half tho present rate, was two men iH set to begin Monday. Ir­ ,lkl started coming down on tho ull other forcoB that will combine to rates. agreed upon today by the Senate Fi­ win Novitzky, implicated by Raw­ n fresh explanation respecting the morning’s session of tho World Mett*. make the river traffic what it should nance Committee. Committee voted lins’ alleged confession, is being held British government's latest communi­ odist Conference. In other words, if the Hhlp-by-wuter he. cation and that these points nru of vi­ no|c n. good now it Bhould continue At tho later mooting the following to amend provision of house hill so ns for further investigation by the grnnd ' ,l' good even if the rnilroads drop were elected ns a committee to start to retain full tnx on express pack­ Jury. Johnnie Novitzky, wife of Ir­ tal importance, necessitating the re­ JOHN BASSETT MOORE rit win, arrested ns nn accessory, was re­ turn of thu couriers to Dublin for JUDGE INTERNATIONAL COURT • if prices in the elfort to stem the the propaganda nnd to look after tho ages. , leased from custody when tho grund consultation with Mr. DeVulera nnd ON SECOND nALLOT. ' sh.Vi i 1 means thnt tho shippers permanent organization, to draft tho jury failed to find any evidence thnt his colleagues. r f •stm"1 ‘he water rate re- by-laws and report nt the next meet­ STOP PLANTING OF Yesterday’s conference lusted an (B r Tha A u o cU tad Praia) she was implicated. It is understood COTTON FOR YEAR; nmn l r ?ndput thoir and their ing which will be held in Orlando on hour or more, the delegates leaving KILL BOLL WEEVIL she will bo cnllod ns a witness for tho If ). Inl° this great movement. GENEVA, Sept. 14.—John Bassett . September 27th: immediately for Ireland. Tho new Moore, of the United States' was elec­ prosecution. criterin1 T rit tku mc°tfhg is any Committee Chosen to Draw Up I NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 14.—The developments will delay tho proposed ted us judge of tho International | ize l|l,.V|ho, p®°.ple ,ntcml to patronIly-Laws complete abolition of cotton plonting A company has been formed in conference between the government Court of Justice of the Assembly of ery tin. Llno in the future ovGeorge. W. Knight, of Snnford, throughout the cotton belt by legisla­ und the Iris\plenipotcntnries Septem­ I„„,t Z 1,0 80 and U 18 a1’ chairman; J. W. Hart, Pnlatkn; E. E. tive action for one year, wns advocat­ BrookHville to build n new three- ber 20th, the' date suggested by Mr. tho League of Nations on tho second bnllot in voting for members of ths. ward th ‘ t!'at from thl8 Yor- Truskett, Mount Dorn; W. M. Tnryl, ed ns tho only suro method of ridding story brick hotel to cost about $50,­ Lloyd George. . .. 1 . m m - will W |n he uble to Line 000. The stock has nil been sold. court, which began here nt ten o’clock Orlando, and A. P. Connolley- Snn- tho South of the boll weevil, by Paul this morning. Dr. Rafael ARatniray,-n and rlf!.:'Ully, b°at 0,1 1116 year round for, who will drnw up by-laws nnd M. Potts, a planter of Natchitoches, OLI) MAN VENIZOLOS of Spain; Dr. Buy Borboca, of Brasil; "onvi L ? t,0n 8crvlce ,rom Jack- choose a name for un organization to La., in an address before tho LouisTampa will let contracts Hoon for ’ MARRIES IN LONDON. table* ">rt ' *°F lkc nnd vogo carry on tho fight to line up tho ship­ nnd Dr. Antonio S. DoBustnmento, of tho enlargement of their Junior High lunn and Mississippi divisions of the Cuba, also elected judges. School. This will involve about $40,­ (By Tb* A u o cU U d F ra u ) pers of Florida on tho “ship by wat­ American Cotton division here yes­ tween ° f H truck be- er” movomont to combat the exces­ terday in conjunction with tho Inter­ 000 and calls for completion not la­ LONDON, Sopt, 14.—Ellptherlos Others elocted judges are Viscount the meetin^'lg1111 Or,antl° .present at Venizelos, former premier to Greece, Robert Finlay, Great Britain; Dr. ter than February I bI. state Form Congress. . Mt. i)„ril wk?n wna found that sive freight rates of tho railroads. nnd Mis.i Helena Schilizzl, daughter Alejandro Alvarea, Chile; *Df. Anc W. B. Thomas, a leading cotton fac­ Those attending tho meoting from stuff to S Wf’U i ,mV° t0 Bontl tho,r Titusville has disposed of $175,000 of a Greek business man in London, Weiss,’ Franco; Dr. Yorozu Ods, Jgtor of Now Orleans, spoke on the truck lino f,f0rt1 affored t0 put on a Sanford worm , jQoprge W. Knight, worth of bonds and tho proceeds will woro married hfero today. pan; Dr. B. T. C. Loder, Holland necessity for controlling acreage nnd Secretary Pcarman, A. P. Connelly, which s h o ' f t L f t0 Sanford’ bo spent on roads and bridges. Work Commendatore Dlonlslo Alhdlbttl. developing a chain of landed ware­ E. T. Woodruff, D. C. Marlowe, R. J. Italy. Try n Herald Want Ad today. will Rtart a t once. houses throughout the cotton belt. •* « • * f t : b»“ mthe St. Holly and J. G. Ball. The Ship-by-Wuter Campaign r e ­ ceived a great big booBt last night at the meeting held in the Orlando Chamber of Commerce building and TWO CHARGES ON FATTY ARBUCKLE WILL HOLD HIM IN JAIL FOR A WHILE WILL FI GHT FOR STAT| ROADS SAY DELEGATES APPOINTMENT AMBASSADORS IRISH PEACE POPE AND RAWLINGS PLEAD NOT GUILTY WHEN ARRAIGNED TODAY �■V« T‘*1 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1921 PAGE 109 VICTIMS OF THE FLOOD : SP0RTW0RLD ARE FOUND * * * * * * * * * *• SAN ANTONIO IS RECOVERING AND NEEDS NO OUT\ SIDE HELP Styldi the thin$ l Rest assured- U S.V Faultless Etyamas&NightShirts ’ ^ThcNIQHTwear d a Nation!* FAULTLESS Pajamas and night shirts give the feeling o f complete comfort and sat­ isfaction which comes only to the Faultless-Ly attired man. I%ali7. . M Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. ■ No Poor Farm Needed in Peerless, Pruneless Pinellas and Proves It Says Poor Farm Invites Axed De­ pendents from Colder Climes (By Th« i i H d i U d F ra u ) SPECIAL EXTENSION FEATURES IN SCHOOL ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 13.— George M. Lynch, superintendent of the St. Petersburg schools, has just completed with the head of the ex­ tension division of the University of Florida for co-operntion wth the local high schoo iin courses to be given during the school year. The extension division has planned to send out nt stated intervals special educational and literary motion pic­ ture films which will be shown at the auditorium. These programs will bo supplemented with explanations nnd study when necessary. Classes in governmental study and history will bo given two afternoons of each week for persons outside of tho high school. The clnnses will be in chnrgc of the high school tcnchers, nnd lecturers from the university who aro special­ ists in civics nnd history- will come here to speak before the classes. CLEARWATER, Sept. 15.—Revival in aomo quarters of agitation for u county poor farm for PlnelluH coun­ ty, has brought forth a vigorous pro­ test from Mrs. Sarnh Colton Smith, county probation officer. She tukes tho occasion of her monthly report for August to assert that no h u c Ii public charge is needed nnd that the estab­ lishment of n poor farm would provo inviting to persons in other pnrts of tho country who might taku advant­ age of Pinellas county’s benevolence to spend their declining days in n congenial climate. "Thero may come a time in the de­ velopment of I'inellns county when a poor farm will be a necessity," she says, "but for the present such an in­ MRS. SPIKER DISAPPEARS. stitution would only be a standing in­ vitation to the aged dependents in BALTIMORE, Sept. 13.—Tho ro­ colder climates to come hero to spend mance of Mrs. Kmiline Knowles their last dnys." Spiker, who crented a sensation two Reviewing the welfare work now i years ago when, as the mother of carried on in the county, Mrs. Smith j Pcnrley Spiker’s child, she came to adds: • America from Englnnd to wed his "The strength of a nation lies large­ brother, Guy Spiker, is nt nn end. ly in its homes, and poverty alone is never a reason for breaking up a The child is nt the home of tho Pcnr­ home. Child welfare workers are ley. Spikers. Tho woman disappeared agreed that oven a poor homo is a bet­ a few dnys ngo leaving a note accord­ ter place to rear a child than the best ing to the husband, saying thnt she of institutions, and many states have no longer enred to live with him. laws forbidding caring for children in Try n Herald Wnnt Ad todny. poor houses. Wo have eight names on our relief list each of whom have one or more children, and it would be nothing short of a crime to compel any one of these people to break home ties and enter an institution. 'He it ever so humble, there's no place like home,' especially to the aged, and it would lie most cruel—and much more expensive—to cmnpel our nine aged people to exchange their humble firesides for a poor farm." 1 Mil I'll L.VETER ANS BUREAU POLITICAL FIZZLE SAYS l)R. EMERSON. ‘ B B tF ? COLUMBUS- 0., Sept. 13.—Dr. Haven Emerson, medical adviser of the Veterans Bureau at Washington, charged in n speech before the Missis­ sippi Valley conference on tubercul­ osis here last night thnt the newly organised veterans bureau was "being mnde the football of politics," and an­ nounced that he hnd tendered Ids res­ ignation an medical adviser, effective September 15. "Plumbers ,nnd blacksmiths," Dr. Emerson declared, "are being substi­ tuted for scientific medical men In the Roldiors bureau at Washington," which he said had been taken nwny from tho public health ncivlco nnd was being handled ns a political or­ ganisation, much after the fashion ot Grand Army of tho epublic politics. "Unnecessary salaries to the extent of $500,000 n year," Dr. Emerson de­ clared, " ire being distributed for po>• Htical patronage. Tho public ought to know these facts." His speech hero last night was nn indictment nf the system in vegue rel­ ative to compensation and care of dis­ abled vetorans of tho world war prior to the enactment of tho Swoet act, passed last month. Dr. Emerson has been in tho War Risk Insurance and Voterans’ Bureau since November, 1020. SAN ANTONIO,""Tex., Sept.' 13.— Despite the disastrous flood of Sat­ urday which swept through San An­ tonio's business nnd residence dis­ trict bringing death and grent prop­ erty loss, optimism reigned among city officials nnd civic organizations todny. Mayor O. B. Black declared thnt while the city hnd suffered one of tho greatest catastrophes in its history, aid from the outside was not needed. Tho number of houses swept away or dumaged seriously on Alazan creek, in Saturday’s flood was placed at 145 by newspapermen yestordny. It is estimated thnt probably fifty more dwellings were carried away or dam­ aged beyond repair along San Anto­ nio river, Snn Pedro nnd Martinez creeks. Many of tho structures, es­ pecially along Alazan creek were small nnd poorly built. The known death list hero remains at forty-nine Inst night. Most of the dend have been buried. One family of seven was buried in ono grave. Where more thnn one member of n family wns drowned, one grave fre­ quently was used. Various civic organizations yester­ day afternoon began consideration of pinna for lending financial nBsiBtancu the flood and who may need help in to business men who lost heavily in re-establishing their businesses. Mure thnn 100 bodies of flood and storm victims in the lowlands along tho Snn Gabriel river in Williamson and Milan counties hnve been recov­ ered, according to the correspondent of tho Snn Antonio Express nt Taylor who telegrnphcd n report Inst night. The correspondent telephoned the following: "One hundred and nine bodies hnve been recovered from flooded lowlands along the Snn Gabriel river in Wil­ liamson and Milan counties. Most of tho dend are Mexican farm laborers." Another dispatch to the Express from Rockdale, Mllun county, says: "More thnn twenty families in tho Brazos bottoms between Cuasc and Valley Junction are reported lost. Fivo persons are known to have drowned on the Ed. Green farm in the Snn Gnbricl bottoms." More thnn twenty feet of wnter rose over the roads in Brazos bottoms and nothing has been heard from the twenty fnmilics living there. Property losses will exceed $1,000,­ 000 the report said. Conditions nlong the Brazos river between Rockdale and Hearn arc un­ known. Ed. Green on whose land sev­ eral were drowned, was rescued after being in a three thirty-six hours. Two white boys ami a girl were rescued at the same time. Americans whose bodies have been recovered are two unidentified chil­ dren drowned in Brushy creek, near Taylor, Mrs. II. L. Brown and son, I.ce, at Rodville Gin on Alligator creek. * * * * * * HOW THEY 8TAND American League Pet. L W Pet. L W .022 51 Now York ......... .: .84 .018 52 ..84 Cleveland .............. .614 07 ' ..71 St. Louis ............... 09 .497 Washington ......... .08 .485 08 Boston ................... ..04 .475 73 Dotrolt ................... ..00 .307 83 Philadelphia ......... ..48 .419 79 Chicago ................. .57 National league L W 54 Now York ............. .85 54 .82 Pittsburg ...... 01 St. Louis ............... ..70 02 Boston ................... ..75 07 Brooklyn ............... .00 74 Cincinnati .—........ ..03 84 Chicago ...».....- ..... ..53 93 Philadelphia ......... ..40 Southern Association •' • Pet. L W .090 40 Memphis ............... 101 65 1 .020 New Orleans ......... ..92 .012 57 Birmingham ......... ..00 70 .470 Atlanta ................. .70 .472 70 Little Rock ........... ..08 88 .401 Nashville .............. .50 .382 89 Mobile .................. .55 98 .842 Chattanooga ......... ..51 American Louisville ............. Minneapolis ......... Kansas City ......... Indianapolis ......... Toledo .................. Milwaukee ............ St. Paul ................ Columbus .............. League ‘ ..85 02 01 ..78 04 ..77 ..09 75 70 ..09 ..09 74 .00 80 84 . 57 South Atlantic Asoclation W L Columbia ............... .90 44 08 Greenville ............. ..07 Spartanburg ........ .53 81 82 Charlotte .............. GO Charleston ............ ..74 60 00 Augusta ................. .00 - At At At At Southern Association Birmingham 2-0, Memphis 3-3. Little Rock 4-0, Nashville 11-5. Atlanta 3, New Orleans 2. Chnttnnoogn 4, Mobile 2. American Association At Minneapolis G, Kansas City 2. At Columbus 4, Louisville 0. Others not scheduled. ■ South Atlantic Association. At Greenville 4-8, Columbia 10-4. At Cahrlcston 3, Spartanburg 8. *At Augusta 2, Charlotte 0. International League At Baltimore 11-3, Newark 1-0. At Buffalo 0-5, Syracuse 2-4, At Jersey City-Reading, rain. ■— — (fraud Fashion Show For Fall 1921 at the ^Princess Theatre, Wednesday Evening September 14th, at 8 o’clock oA Fashion Review, showing the first authentic styles in Ladies’ Wearing Apparel and SMillinery for the Coming Season i ETHEL CLAYTON in “ TH E PRICE OF POSSESSION ” Also FOX NEWS Tomorrow—Alice Lake in “The Greater Claim,” also a Comedy • SUMMER DAYS WILL SOON BE OVER % # •- „ It has been a busy summer even though it was vacation time nnd we face the winter season with tho greatest and brightest prospects for a most prosperous year. Our busi­ ness and your business is increasing, Sanford is growing beyond expectations of the greatest boosters, conditions are better, Florida is tho most prosperous state in tho union. Now is the time to think of tho proverbial “rainy day." Save your money while you are making it. Bank it with tho bank that insures your deposits. Start your bank account today. • T h e W in t e r S e a s o n Is A d v a n c in g SET ready for business that is coming The Peoples Bank o f Sanford W E D O IT R IG H T Steam Cleaning and Pressing i Good Work ’ , • • Entertainment r Where Style feig n s 1 Sanford, Florida iMusic by Orchestra I'hone 465 75 . . C. A. W H ID D O N FLORIDA SHORT 57 CHUHCII HAD ACCOMPLICES APPOINTMENTS IN * II. COLD DI|OODED MURDER' OF AUTO SALESMEN. DEPARTMENTS OF U. S. WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.—Florida office-seekers will derive no satisfact­ ion from the latest report of tho Uni­ ted States civil service commission setting forth the distribution by states of the positions in department­ al service, , The report shows that Florida is entitled to 370 appointments nnd has received only 222. In other words the stnte is “shy" 57 appointments in the departmental service which should go to tho stnto under the act of con­ gress which provides for a pro rntn distribution of the jobs among the various states nnd territories nnd the District of Columbia, Whllo Florida is lagging far be­ hind her rightful allowance of de­ partmental positions the District of Columbia nnd tho nenr-by states of Mnrylnnd nsd Virginia are greatly In excess of their allotments. For in­ stance, the District of Columbia is entitled to 171 appointments In the departments nnd it nctunlly has 11,­ 701. Mnrylnnd is entitled to 508 nnd it hns 2,297. Virginia in entitled to 005 nnd there are 2,350 Virginians on the rolls. GAINESVILLE, Sept. W.—The for­ mal opening of th0 1021-22 season of tho University of Florida took place today with more than 000 enroll­ ments. This, it is said, is tho largest enrollment ever made at tho "univer­ sity. Approximately 500 students will enter the freshman clnsB, or 300 more thnn entered thnt class Inst yenr, ac­ cording to officials. A threo* part barrel head has boon patented which can bo removed and roplaccd without Injury to hcacV or barrel. EVERYTH IN G FREE • Low Prices UNIVERSITY OPENS WITH LARGE ENROLLMENT. Baumel’s Specialty Shop freshments Pet. .072 .490 .390 .379 .650 .500 - National League At Pittsburg 5-3, Boston 4-4. (First game 15 innings). Others not scheduled. Youare Cordially Invited to oAttend our Eight beautiful Lire Models .578 .601 .540 .479 .497 .483 .45j| .40™ RESULTS YESTERDAY American League At Philadclphia-Boston, rain. Others not scheduled. D on’t Make any Engagement for Wednesday Night cBecause ------------------— Pet. ,012 .003 .555 .647 .507 .400 .387 #31 TH E S T A R T O -D A Y Sell it with a,Herald Want Ad. CHICAGO, Sept. 13.—Loon Parks, named todny by llarvey W. Church u nn accomplice in the murders of Ocrnnrd Daugherty nnd Carl Ausmui, last night confessed his implication in tho crimes' nccording to the police. Another mnn whose Identity wns not disclosed, has nlso been named by Church ns nn nmmoniplice. Church, nccording to Chief Kit** morris, named PnrkB ns the man who helped him lond the body of Dnughorty into the automobile and Inter helped him throw the body in the PfS Plnines river. Pnrks hnd stoutly de­ nied nny connection with the murders until late Inst night. The P°Hce brought Church , nnd Parks face to fnco for questioning. Chief Fitzmorris would not state whether the third mnn In tho c«50 hnd been arrested. A coroner’s jjury investigating the deaths of Bernnrd J. Daugherty nnd CnrlvA. AusmuH, automobile salesmen returned n verdict today finding thn they came to their denths through ex­ ternal violence 'nfllcted by Hnrief W. Church nnd recommended thnt he bo hold to the grand Jjury on a charge of murder In both cases without hn • Church, a twonty-ycnr-old yout . hoard tho verdict cnlmly. His t»ce showed no nervousness or emotion •* ho faced a crowd of several hundr Jeering men after tho inquest. It w*1 necessary for the police to clear n way through tho threatening crow for tho prioonor. Yesterday, according to the po c * Church confessed thnt he killed two tnen to get possession o t a ♦ • 400 automobile for tfhlch he was n gntiuting. Tho tody of Daugherty w found Friday In tho Dcs Plaine* wor, and that of Auamus, in n g«r £ behind tho Church homo on Saw dny. Church waa arrested r . night, at Adama, Wla., where he eon. I . th . car lor . vl.lt to « • mer home. L __ ____ u . ■ �FA0KTW0 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1921 game of bridge played during the eve­ ning. Mrs. Forrest Lake making high score, was presented (wlth a beautiful box of stationary. Following the game, the hostess served cherry sherbert and cake as refreshments. The club members (present were: Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. E. D. Mobley- and Mrs. J. G. Ball The Invited guests included, Mrs. Vincent, and Mrs. Sharon, honoress, Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. 8. M. Lloyd, Mrs. For­ rest Lake, Mit. Stringfellow, Miss Martha F.ix and Mrs. VY. T. bungley. Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. & All progressive movements th at have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tu tio n . Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. j The Seminole County i! ...Bank— : STRENGTH S e r v ic e PROGRESS INTEREST PAID 4% PIPE ORGAN CLUB. Monday, September Gth, the Pipo Organ Cluh resume^ its activities for the winter months, the meeting being held with Mrs. Estrldge, a t her home on Park avenue. The meeting was well attended and plans made for work to bo accomplished. The hostess served delicious refreshments during the social hour. Last Monday, Mrs. Geo. Hyman entertained the club and the now of­ ficers were elected for the coming six months. Sixteen members enjoyed a very en* thusiastic meeting at the conclusion of which Mrs. Hyman Bcrved iced tea, pound cake and grapes. STYLES FOR YOUTH IN THE “ CITY SU BSTA N TIA L” P R O f i R F W I V F ClTIES nre crcBtcd only by progressive 1 I t U U l I l A J D l TL4 people. We have a progressive town. Keep progressing. The City Substantial haa kept astride with other Cities in its— Designers have taken much thought for the school or college girl this fall, and have provided for her such envi­ able things ns the one-piece frock pic­ tured here. It Is made of a dark-col­ ored suiting, and simply trimmed with rutiles of mulru ribbon to mutch. Straps of tho material nt the sides support tho ribbon belt. If one wishes to remodel a last year’s frock, rlblitu used In Mils way will gtvo It an entirely now aspect. Does This Interest Y ou ? , Give us your business. We will save you money. School days are close at hand. Wo are better prepared than ever to fit the boys and girls in Buster Brown Shoes; also in cheap­ er, but good shoes, at right prices. We have a nice Buster Brown School Tablet for every boy and girl wearing or buying our shoes. .. We are agents for Steel Fiber Suits for boys and High School boys (two pair pants) Knickerbocker Suits ..a.................................. $12.00 High School Boys’ Suits, all sizes, (wonderful bargains) $16 to $25 We are special agents for Army Goods, Tents, Cots, M attresses, Breeches, Shirts, Leg­ gings, Canvass and L eather; Trunks and Bla ikets, all at remarkably low prices. Service and satisfaction guaranteed at— Thrasher & Garner’s ' * SANFORD, FLORIDA ♦♦m • :: SANFORD, FLORIDA T .r/. „Z: ment for home folks and when built will give the tourist a headquarter* for hunting and fishing parties. C U ip DV I U A T L 'D —And Eighteen foot Brick Roads iendIf 1 t i l l Ing to nearby towns nre two things progressive—make the most of these nnd we will have a big­ ger city right now— ----- CONTINUE PROGRESSIVENESS___ First National Bank Annex FOOTWEAR "H U I T T E ir ili worn ^ the Models at Baumel’s Style tonight, furnished by this Store. show It appear* Hint georgette cn-p** and seed bend* were made for one anoth­ er, and it Is useless to try to keep them apart. Di the new blouses for Notice of Application for Tax Deeds has made application for tax deed to fall and winter they show their litissue in accordance with law. Under Section 575 of the General t-ess for eueli other as set forth In llitSnid certificate embraces the fol­ model pictured here. Bcadt In Iwi. Statutes Laws of Florida lowing described property situated in colors make n rich and very tasteful , I Seminole County, Floridn, to-wit: Ilcg. wiibellUhnieut for this blouse. Not.cc is hereby given that Charles NW cor of NE M SeCt 32( Twp> 19 D Cary, purchaser of Tax Certificate ■s>r Rang0 30 E. Run E 12 ch„ S 20 Notice of Application for Tax Deed No. 10, dated tho 2nd day of June, A. U to S and L E Ry Wly along same D. 1010, hasfiled said certificate in j 7 j . 2 ch N 20 deg. w 10.0fl ch. W 10 Under Section 575 of the General my office and has made application , ch S1U 3 ch. Ncly 23ch. S 14 deg. E 8 Statutes. for tax deed to Issue in accordance ch <, 0., d w to ,)t. 30 ch. \V of E Notice is horeby given that V. G. with law. Said certificate embraces Jones, purchaser of 1-3 interest in the following described property in line of Sec. nml 10 ch N of S line of NE 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor of Tax Certificate No. 841- dated tho 2nd Seminole County, Floridn, to-wit: WV4 NW 1-4 of Sec. N to NW cor. of See. day of July, A. D., 1000, has filed snid of SE 1-4 of SW^1-4 of SW 1-4 nnd E to beg. 107 ncreH. The snid Innd Certificate in my ofTice and *hns made SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 nnd being assessed at the dn.’.t of the is­ application for Tax Deed to issue in NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 lying E of W line suance of such certificate the mime accordance with taw. Said certificate of Sanford Grant (less 825 ft. N nnd of Jncob Kissel. embraces the following described pro- S by GG0 ft. E nnd W in SE corner and Unless said certificates shall be re­ petty situated in Seminole County, less N-7 L-2 ch.) Sec. 2D, Twp 19 S, deemed according to law, tax deed Florida, to-wit: E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of Range 30 E containing 25 acres. The wi„ | „ uo thereon on tho lHt day of SE 1-4 Sec. 20, Twp. 20 S., Range j land being assessed nt tho dntc# September A D 1021 29 E. 20 acres. The said Innd being the issuance of such certificate in ‘ Wlln 'w u iJ signature taro and sing Witness ’ my' officini nnd assessed nt the dnte of the issuance the name of Elizabeth Kissel. senl this the 2flth dny of July, A. I). of such Certificate in the name of J. Also: Tnx Certificate No. 18, dat­ 1921. ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1910, E. I'hipps, Admr, (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Also Tux Certificate No. 883, dated has filed snid certificate in my office Clerk Circuit Court, the 3rd day of June, A. D., 1001, has nnd hns made application for tax deed Seminole County, Fin. filed snid Certificate in my office and to issue in accordance with law. Snid 9-14-0tdh By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. has made application for tnx deed to certificate embraces the following de­ issue in accordance with law. Snid scribed property situated’in Seminole PREMIUM SALAD certificate embraces the following de­ County, Floridn, to-wit: Ail NE 1-4 in Sanford Grant ( I ch s beg. 45 Iks. DRESSING scribed property situated in Semi­ nole County, Floridn, to-wit: 1-3 Int. W of NE cor. run W to intersection L. I \ McCULLEIt in E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Sec. 20 . of W line of Sanford Grant SWly Twp. 20 S., Range 29 East. The snid n,on* Grwnt ,inL‘ ch- B 4.08 ch., Large size, ssessed at nt the date of the !NE,y 17-5B ch- to bo*->. SocTwI»Innd being assessed ..............: 2 0 c issuance of such certificate in tho 19 S., Range 30 E. 110 acres. The said Small size, land Ruing assessed at tho date of the for name of T. A. Phipps. 147-fitc Also Tnx Certificate No. 830 dated issuance of such certificate In the name of Elizabeth Kissel. <1* the 2nd day of June, A. D., 1902, has DRINK Also: Tax Certificate No. 22, dat­ filed snid certificate in my office nnd bus made application for tax deed to ed the 2nd dny of June, A. D, 1919, has Elder Springs Water. Ita 0D 98-100 issue in accordance with law. Snid filed said certificate in my office and per rent pure. Pho^e 31L certificate embraces the following de­ scribed property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: 1-3 Int. in E l-2 of SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Sect. 20, Twp. 20 S., Range 29 East, 20 acres. Thu said land being assessed at tho dnte of the issuance of such certificate in the name of T. A. Phillip. Also Tnx Certificate No. 201, dated tho 3rd dny of July, A .D., 1910, hns filed snid certificate in my office nnd bus mndo application for tax deed to issue in accordance kvith lnw. Snid certificate embraces the following de­ scribed property situated in Scminolo County- Floridn, to-wit: Beg. 481 ft. N, and 1114 ft. E. of SW. Cor., Sec. 31, Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E. Run N. 1 dog. E. 100 ft. N. 89 deg. W. 200 ft. S. 1 deg. W. 100 ft. Ely. 200 ft. moro or less 5,10 acres. The snid Innd be­ ing assessed at the date of the issu­ ance of such certificate in the name of S. C. Jones. Unless said Certificates shall be re­ deemed according to lnw tax deed will issue thereon on the 19th dny of Oc­ * V tober, A. D., 1021. Witness my officini signature and seal this the 14th day of September, A. D., 1021. (Seal.) E. A .DOUGLASS, i i Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida. Ice Cold Chero Cola Free on Saturday By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. 45c Are ol wering the high cost of living by re­ ducing the prices on our merchandise. - CREPE AND BEADS SO C IE TY If/.o THE ROD & GUN CLUB tflU T If I SE.MINOLES’ BRIDGE CLUB I meats, of pink and white brick ice The members of the Seminole’s | cream and white cake carrying out Bridge Club were most delightfully Ithe color scheme of pink nnd...white. entertained yesterday afternoon, by l he bride-elect wore on his occas- Mrfl „ c MnrIow nt her homc on MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, ion, a most becoming frock of grey Sovcnth „trBct> Phone 217-W ' crepe c e c ne. I Lovely pink hibiscus were used in The guests included only the bridal decorat, tho rooill8< SOCIAL CALENDAR WEDNESDAY—The marriage of l>»rty and relatives. A very interesting game of bridge Miss Helen Peck to Mr. Donald was played during the afternoon. High RECITAL Whitcomb will tnko place at th e ! score being made by Mrs. Fred DnlgMiss Charlotte Smith will give a er, who was awarded amber bends. Presbyterian church nt 0 o’clock. Fashion' Show will take place nt th e ' mualcnl program to the Cecil inn Club At the conclusion of the enrd game Princess theatre nt eight o’clock. | ln tho Congregational church, Sntur- Mrs. Marlowe served Neapolitan ice FRIDAY—Mrs. D. P. Drummond will ,iny ^ern y o n , September 17. Solec- cream .............. ................... topped with whipped cream nnd entertain the members of the Mon-!*1?"8 "'I11 or«on n83i3t’ cherries, and marble cake ler home on Mrs.. A. M. Phillips, soprano. , Thosu enjoyi„K Mrs. Marlowe’s day Bridge Club nt hci The program commences at four charming hospitulity were: Mrs. A. Magnolia avenue, at 3:30 p. m. Mothers Club will meet with Mrs. R. o ’clock. All interested friends are cor­ W. Lee, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. dially invited. John C. Smith, Mrs. J. H. Lawson, R. Dens, nt her home on Park Ave. Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. Fred Daigcr SATURDAY—The Children’s Story WEDDING THIS EVENING. and Mrs. Robert Hines. Hour will be held nt the Central An interesting social event of this Park nt fi o’clock. evening will be the wedding of Miss NEWBERRY IS SERVING THEM Misses Serita Lake and Ethel Hen­ Helen Peck and Mr. Donald Whit­ Newberry’s new drug store opened ry leave tonight for Tallahassee, comb, at the Presbyaterian church at six o’clock. this morning with a large crowd where they will nttend F. W. C. Among thosU from out of town at­ present that promises to be a stamMrs. E Mo * jy anil Miss Msrthd tending this wedding will be Mr. and pede this afternoon when tho free ice Fox motored /to Orlando yesterday Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb and Miss Mir- cream is given away, fho new drug inm Whitcomb, of Orlando, parents store is a thing of benuty nnd ns neat wh6rc they spent the day nnd sister of the groom; Mr .and Mrs. and clean ns n pin with nil the now Mrs. It. J. Holly, Mrs. T. A. Vin­ It. Dooley, of Orlando, and Mr. and nnd up-to-duto fixtures and now stock of goods. The ice cream ami cold cent, Airs. J G Sharon and mother, Mrs, M. Dooley, of Geneva. -------[ drinks are served in a manner that Mrs. Smith, were a congenial party ALLEN—BROTHERSON. will get tho trade nnd Mr. Newberry motoring to Orlando yesterday. Mr. nml Mrs. Lott Allen, Jr., an- is well plensed with his new venture Among those from Sanford shop­ nounce the marriage of their dnugh- in the best city in Florida, ping In Orlando yesterday were Mrs. ter, Anna Frances, to Ernest Augus E. C. HARPER IS INJURED R. E. Newman, MrrfT I), L. Thrasher, tus Brotherson, Tuesday- Sept. 27. The marriage will take place at and Mrs. J. II. Coleman. E. C, Harper, who is an electrician the home of the bride's parents, 313 for the firm of Gillon & Fry, fell from W. Second street. Borton Gray of Jacksonville, was a ladder while working inside n new in the city yesterday transacting building this morning and sustained ENTRE NOUS BRIDGE CLUB. business. seriously injury. It is thought that Mrs. It. J. Holly wns the charming his hip wns shattered. Mrs. J. E. Lotes, of Plant City, is hostess last evening when she enter­ tho gUOBt of Mr. and Mrs. Lott Allen, tained the members of the Entre ATTENTION KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Nous Bridge Club and n few extra Jr. The officers of Taylor Commnndery guests in compliment to Mrs. J. G. will meet nt 7:30 p. m., Thursday, for Sharon, who has recently moved here ENTERTAINS BRIDAL PARTY Red Cros rehearsal. This is the last Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. Peek entertained front Tallahassee, and her sister, Mrs rehearsal to be held before conferring the m em bers of the Peck-W hitcom b T. A. Vincent, of Voro, Fla. the order of the Red Cross and each The spacious living room where tho b ridnl p u rty following the rehearsal officer is expected to bo present. All Inst n ight, a t th e ir hom e on Ninth card tables were placed wns artis­ Sir Knights who desire to order uni­ tically decorated with baskets and B trcet. forms please nttend. The house was effectively decorated vases of yellow el<Up\ II. E. TOLAR, in pink vine nnd fern. The refreshOf exceptional interest was the Eminent Commander. Mothers, Boys and Qirls Chamber of Commerce *< Hotels, Banks, v Whiteway System, t1. Churches, ^ Wholesale Houses. Retail Stores, \ 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 U se H igh G rade GASOLINE U. S. Tires are Good Tires Frank Akers Tire Co. 0-14-fltc. �M IfoH ,i '■' :■ i i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1921 >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< Opening ii< ( W e d n e s d a y , S ep t. 14 th , at 8 A . M . = = = = = = In the W elaka Block Sanford is to have a first-class drug store operated on the strictly cash basis, saving you money on all your purchases. No goods charged. B ig reduction in price on every line. T O TH E LADIES Every lady visiting my store from 12 noon, to 10 p. m., will be served with a dish of FROZENRITE ICE CREAM * FREE. TO TH E CH ILD REN Every child visiting the store from 12 noon, to 6 in the a f­ ternoon will be given an ice cream cone FREE contain­ ing the FROZENRITE CREAM. = = I f its ^Real Ice Cream its " F r o z e n r ite Best by Test Our Fountain will be supplied by the Florida Frozen Pro­ ducts Co., of Tampa, with FROZENRITE ICE CREAM. FROZEiNRITE Products are made in the most modern plant in the entire South. Every known method to pro­ tect the health of the public has been adopted, even to requiring each employee to pass a medical examination at stated intervals. A pure and healthful food is “FROZ­ ENRITE,” served at a modern, sanitary fountain. D. D . NEWBERRY, Wop. WELAKA BLOCK my judgment that if they understand within two, and in the entire state, the situation they will not come in within three yenrs. any numbers, until the people of the Next to tho eridnention of the tick, Btnte enact and enforce such legislathe most important interests of Flori----------BY----------tlon as will afford them an opportun- dn lie in the conservation and ierease I)R. W. f ’ BLACKMAN ity to transact their business op nn of its forests and the crention of perfrornuT Member of the State Live Stock Sunitary Board oqunl footing with their free range manent improved pastures, I there'i* neighbors, nnd in fair competition fore suggest that the monies derived from tho proposed tax, except such luliar and unfortunate condi- grazing uso of fifteen thousnml a</rcs with them. If you nro doing business with Bankers, The opponents of a no-fence law in part as would be needed to eradicate P*’ 'n Honda, in the matter of of land, owned by other people. If we durtion. Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ can suppose that this land is worth Florida argue that the open range, in the tick, be covered into a FOREST raners of cattle have no land, ?0.00 per acre, a capital investment of a sparsely populated region, puts to and PASTURE FUND, to be adminange County, and feel the need of inform a­ lowneri of land have no cattle $'J0,000 is required for tho mainten­ productive use a vnst area which istcred either by the Department of tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ \ of course, there ire (turner* ance of John Smith's cattle. The in­ would otherwise lio waste and worth- Agriculture or by a special commi srftionj to this rule. terest charge on this investment at less; this nrgument has weight. The sion. It could be used to pay, or abate it standing of your customers, it would bo lanil and live stock go to- •5 per cent amounts annually to $5,400, question is, whether we enn retain for a certain number of years, the wise to communicate w ith us. Mm world over, except in cor- .uid the taxes, let us assume, to nn ad­ the open range until these grent nrens taxes on lands whose owners would range regions, the owner of ditional thousand dollar or more. arc in demand for rnnehes und farms, agree to devote them to either of r °*n3 also, or else leases, That is to Bay, John Smith is re- land at the same time cure the defects these two purposes, in strict accord­ 1«I which hii hud., feed, and .‘eiving a gift of six or seven thousand land the injustice, and escape the par- ance with methods and rules laid down J[irt o( ,h<- cost Of his busi- dollars every year—or, if one choses ;alyzing consequences, of the present by the commission, and under its care­ | “* on Ins investment to put it that way, he is absorbing system. I submit the following plan ful supervision; to maintain an effic­ together with the taxes on from gthers, for his own enrichment, to the consideration of the citizens of ient system of fire control; possibly . which he hus to pay. to assist in the building of fences ami probably without the consent of the state: t as the Federal government whore these would bo needed; and in *'■.r*"?6 cou,lty tho land- those others, that tidy sum of mon­ t h s interest charges a n d 'ey. unsturo rights to cattlemen in any other way that might bo decided Post Office Box 193 Orlando, Fla. *««, while tho owner of itfest reserves of tho West, so upon as feasible and just to all con­ ■. Smith’s neighbor, Thomas Brown, ,twk which feds cerned. It seems to me that in this : * let Florida place a special PER CAP­ these'owns fifteen thousand acres of laud ' ' . -t**:•*;• ^ -v •:* .;.+++-h -+++++• i S T b°,,‘ ,,l*nlens. IIIh wh\gh he him fenced nt considerable ITA tax on all cattle which are grazed way these two major interests of + + • > * without any Florida could be greatly promoted, |t:.„ . ....... ‘“st whili­ cost, and on this tract he also grazes on the open range. n ' B,7 ‘ “ll hi needs to do one thousand bend of cattle, the samo Such a tax would tend to equalize and without cq,st to the general tax lit n !* "! n year number that Smith owns. Brown has the costs of business ns between the payer. Is it too much to hope that many of U r ii,, !"arkl"hr <,r hratnl- to pay interest on his ‘ investment; range cattleman and the farmer, and U r , 1l,) at and mar- state and county, and perhaps school so insure a more neatly fair nnd juBt tlu range cattlemen would tliomceivca «me to lime. and drainage district, exact tribute competition between the two cThoscs approve of thin plan? Of course, they L Ll?* Uu' “wn«ra of the from him, in tho form of taxes on his^of beef producers; it would make the would prefer that things should be [ ( . , ", 11 ' <at|h‘ graze real estate, and he hns fences to ranging e£ cattle a real business, in- luft us tlf y now are ami always have Ilk, .,. 11 :ili la|nt, Inasmuch maintain. Can ho meet all these costs dead of a form of graft; it would, 1 been; but if they caw that the almost |LfcVj‘ "" l,se whut- and make a profit on his operations'/ should think, add to ll.a self-respect (certain alternative to my plan is ihu ^ an n z : W b i whil° tho do Perhaps ho can, perhaps ho cannot; of the cattlemen tliomsolveo; and it^asongo at an early date of a ctateFl:,\ .V'^'wrty; and this the point I emphasize is that in com­ would provide a, fund which could ho wide no-fence law, which would dc m»mHiV-m I» « v«r ,L, n 1' ' l*u' cattleman petition with Smith he is nt an im­ used to promote the agricultural in­ privo them altogether of the use ot C tho open range and put them out of terests of the state. mense, possibly a fatal, disadvantage. u t nZ m t y y5ar Perhaps tho beat uso to which a business, they might prefer to pay a ; t h th( , , i owaer»lluis He is loaded down with heavy exand "above board” —th a t’s the penscs from which Smith Ib freo. IIo I>«vt of this fund could be put for two moderate and equitable tax for pas­ thc |„ L ‘ ' L''’' rcyinK ture rights. Moreover, they are now Ucrinr* thi. . ,J‘tS ,,f Bfasess, must tnko vigllcnt caro of his cattle, jar three years, would bo to meet that reputation wo’ve made in the jf i,1', | of valuable and he must send his beef for a f a ir : portion of tho totnl cout of Uck-oradi- learning—what some of us have been lum ber business and th a t’s the itu tth u u ll: r and “ ■■ -o. prico, or go broke. Not so ivith cation which falls upon tho stato nnd trying hard to show them for years— way wc propose to continue. Smith; ho iH not compelled to exer­ the scvcrnl countios, in co-operation that the eradication of the tick is ab­ solutely necessary to tho carrying on with tho Federal Board of Animal In­ cise sound business judgment, to cal­ m r ; L"" ^ W hen lum ber took a big d ro p -d o w n went our prices—to the c derive. mcn fr°m culate costs, to kcop accounts, to dustry. This cost is great; many of of the cnttle industry in Florida, Tho bottom . And you’ll find us filling your order w ith the very best p* i;viihO0; n unuurno“ «•’*' strike balances, and' to obtain n fair out poor and thinly populated coun­ federal nnd state quarantines will cer­ r h°a other grade of stuff th a t your money can buy anywhere. W hether it's price for his product. ‘ Manifestly, ties would find it burdensomo if not tainly'not be lifted or modified, nnd J»antry,„, "lci' entor “ frcu therefore, ho can undersell Brown in prohibitive; ami for tho owqcrs of ent- thero will bo no profitnblg,mnrkct for a clothes pole or a carload you can depend on full measure, good tho local markets, and perhaps drive tie themselves, it constitutes a heavy our cnttle in the fu^uro as thora is fhase or'd t " V '' an,! none toduy, until tho fever tick is ex­ quality, prom pt service nnd low price. tax. , f t m u,.,?' ' “ni‘,.P«k.p. him to tho wall, terminated. I ntn aware that this is n proposi­ t(Ul Now, this is unjust to Brown, nnd U 3 S !.k a t . r t h \ p „ „ . R is n fundamentally and fatnlly tion which would require careful con­ I should be glnd to know what tho wrong business situation. Raising sideration, both from the legul and readers of this article who are inter­ and jUs t|‘ ,|uoa,ionH as cattle undor such conditions is r.ot a tho administrative points of view; hut ested in the matter, think of the pro­ Ismith, Z business, it is a ganio, or n gift, or a I believe that it could bo arranged, and posed plan, panel calt| auI>puso, owns graft, or a gamble with loaded dice. in a way to grchtly facilitate tho Tho Wolciwa Ranch, Lako .Monroe, Fin., Under such conditions, what induce­ work of tick-eradication und hastun Bept. 0th, 1021. florii, J ,,11'; 1 *»">° flltoen ment is thero for ranchmen nnd farm­ its completion. I am confident that Inquired to ”f avornB° <|unl* ers from other staton to come into witli tlie assistance of such n fund, In tho furniture industry more than thcn- John Smith 0n0 C°W; Markin, purchase and improve land, nr.d tho hearty co-operation of nil our C5tc|usiVa a ‘ 1 ,s unW - and raise livestock, nnd' thus help to paoplo, tho tick would be completely twenty different kinds of wood masaml eratultious develop and enrich tho ctate? It is exterminated in ncnrly all Florida quorado as mahogany. IEE RANGE AND THE CATTLE MAN Information T h e O rlan d o C redit A sso c ia tio n I the L e v e l ^ ii 0 HILL LUMBER CO. SERVICE QUALITY PRICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE (i �* THE SANFORD DAILY.HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1921 PAG E FOUR 'jfakUtMM a t H r a f M n M U M it W i M i «W ITHE HERALD PRINTINGCO.. Inc. X rvauaSKU .Editor A J. HOLLY J, ULLARD....Secretary-Treasurer H A. NEEL___ __Genera] Manager _ _____ _ __________ — — ROBERT HOLLY, ^a, OTEOPLATIOH XAKAOSE Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. •gOemimUf B.m MtiU I mw — A,pUo*Uf Lh labM rtf Um rrto . is U n S N ~ Cm t o f .......... ...........................M ill'O J " y j * “nn4. * ,C!ty .* ^ .U out. . Tbs b it I I - to lapse* W—a t/ K s ts li *•: Hnlr o«T*n SeelssU (M O u l N y»MM 4 m r , Frid sr. ASfsrtUlsE I s M m »ppUo*U.n. D w tm tti la petitlM > 1 pssr, always la aevsaas.__________ ■ l& M Member of The Aaaodated Frees ', Again wo wish to say—ship by water. -----------o----------The great St. Johns river will then co mo into its own. -----------o----------The Daily Herald Is growing in many ways. We want to make it the t ^est small (Infly in Florida this win-, ^cr. Will yoifj help us? - - - o ------------------ ' Sanford is in the public eyo right now, and will remain there if the broad minded people will just get to­ gether and stay together on the grent principle of boosting the city. -----------o----------Harry Neel^ of the Herald, who is ■ ^presiding ovor the destinies of. the Okeeechobec News, at, present, say.^ * that we would jump ,l\ito Lake 6kcechobee if we /could, see the Inuhenso quantities of fish bfing brought in every dny. We nre coming down to see yon soon, Harry, nnd see all of the varied industries of thnt fnvnrod notion. Like all of Florida, Okeecho­ bee'is growing. They justj cnn,'t holn it with all of the wonderful possibili­ ties of the soil, of the rivers of the lakes, to back it up. MRI Orinndo is certainly a hustlill: city. The editor J the Hrald was down there last night, and was al­ most lost in ' the Inlmrynth of tall 'buildings new buildings, etc.. Orange avenue looks like a section of tile battlefields—houses torn down, .new one going up, piles of building ma­ terial scattered everywhere. Wo re­ joice with Orlando In this growth. Wo will meet you at the county lino, .fellows, nhd build that forty foot rend, fill it with houses all along the way and combine the two cities in the Twin Cities of Florida. SHIP IIY WATER. The Ship by Water campaign 1h not n hlulT. It Is an outstanding fact and not a theory. It is nn honest effort on the part of the long suffering pub­ lic to correct some of the evils that seem unable to ho corrected by the govornmnt and not a lot of bull. It is an earnest striving for the panacea if there is one to correct the ills of poor transportation facilities nnd poor management of those corporat­ ions that make a record of losing mon­ ey when they are beggaring the ship­ pers. It is the uprising of the real Americans who refuse to be longer gouged by tile railroads. It is that freedom that is granted to every American citizen to go where he can do the best since he is not tied to any one method of doing business. It is the privilege of using the great wa­ terways of the country that belong to the people and not to the corpor­ ations. It is getting hack to earlier principles of taking what Nature has offered us instend of waiting for the railroads to bring it to us and then soak- us in the pocket book when they get us in the right position. It is a jumping over the traces when we find we cannot pull the load any longer. And----\ It is apparent even to the most pessimistic that the movement that was started by the Sanford Chamber of Commerce will sweep the country and bring on the greatest ship by water movement thnt the entire Uni­ ted States hns oven seen. We only «i . . Steamed Blueberry Pudding 2 cups flour; 4 teaspoons bak­ ing powder; Vi teaspoon salt; 2 tablespoons butter; 1 cup milk. Mix and sift dry Ingredients; work in butter with tips of fin­ gers. Add milk and 1 cup Ray­ mond Blueberries rolled In flour. J u ra into buttered mold snd steam l Vi hours. Serve with creamy sauce. Deane Turner I * WBLAKA BLOCK Phones 497-494 takc.thfi credit for-starting, the move­ ment In the State. California, really ‘started the movement that will W ta­ ken up by every community thfe la wihin n hundred mfles of water. Cali­ fornia is now shipping her fruits to New York via the Panama Canal nnd saving money by It. California never did sit supinely by nnd let the rail­ roads take anything nwny from her and she Is not doing it now. Her ex­ ample will be followed by the ship­ pers everywhere because It is the only safe nnd snne method of combntting the high freight rates nnd now thnt the people havo seen the great advantages of shipping by water thoy will never go back to the old way of shipping by rail. For mnny years before the rail­ roads came to Florida the people ship­ ped their fruits nnd vegetables by water and they arrived at their desti­ nation In better shnpo than the rnllronds nre now transporting thorn with the so-called refrigeration system. The bonts used tho ventilator system In n crude form nnd the fruit was shipped and arrived In good condi­ tion. They now hnve the improved ventilator system nnd will put on an even better system if necessary to in­ sure tho transportation of perish­ ables. fS ^ X it will menn better service for the shippers, better rates nnd hotter ininnd wntenvnys, Sanford ns n port, Pnlntkn ns a port, nnd any other point on tho river ns a port will menn more business nnd n gTcnter state in mnny ways. The meeting at Orinndo last night showed thnt the people are in earn­ est about this ship by water idea, and it will bo a permanent iden and not Just for the moment. . Ship by Wntor hns come to Htny. Get on the ship nnd stny by- the ship—by water. ITT Ml IT T iT c o i^ tags to be attached to *Jie ear of each Now that the boys and girls are ahlnial; that the brnndsho stttmi&Yon getting ready to go to college the the tag, and let the state sell thesogreat question of where they shall tags for a sum sufficient to amount attend school, Is paramount. Thero to the fair- honest, tax that should bo nre so many colleges in the South, paid on these cattle, counting calves nnd in the North, thnt are good, und and all as cattle. Then lot tho state appeal to tho boys and girh and tholi make it the law that no other proof parents,.that it is difficult to docido, of ownership save tho registered tag hut the same old thought of patroniz­ sold by the state shall be admitted in ing the homo Institutions 'should al­ any court or In any trial of comprom­ ways govern our actions'-where all ise, or other dispute over ownership; things are equal, nnd faieforii sending and that no cattlo can bo shipped the boys nnd girls out of tho State, from any cattle range In tho state we should carefully consider- the without tho attached state brandFlorida schools. We understand that tag. * ’ the University of Florida, at GnlnosWo requlro license tags nnd Identlvllle, and the Wdhian'a College, at catory number on automobiles, and Tallnhassee, need ho boosting, for such like vehicles that use the roads they are filled up now and cannot tako and streets general'y and promiscu­ any more scholars- but If thoy can ously; why not nn Identifying tng nnd take any more, and there are any license on all cattle roaming the rang­ parents who havo rtot made up thoir es, streets, and roads tof the state T minds about tho children, they shoeld When you havo made the rango. certainly send them to Florida insti­ cattle herd psy its hdnest part of the tutions first, Asldo from the State taxes, you have wiped out 05 per cent institutions, there nro many other of the objection to "dipping’' whether good colleges Irl^ the State, and 'As far voluntary .or coqfpiflsory. nn real schools are concerned, Florida The' other part '6f Dr. Blackman’s is os good os any of them. There are suggestion—that of applying the instances where the parents, .would money received from the cattle tax. liko the children to have a change of to tick eradication Is good. Not that climate, and in thA( case, a school it should be applied to tho building farther north la preferable, but If and maintenance of vats on open your children Intend to make Florida ranges; hut that It should go to meet their future home, thoy should be sent tho expanse of the stnte in carrying to Floridn institutions wherd ithey on the tick eradication work In those will meet und mingle with the future counties where fencing in being done citizens of Floridn. The Jacksonville nnd mnintnfned and effort Is being Metropolis hns something to sny on made to eliminate by degrees the the subject ns follows: I open range system. The different Stnte institutions of But In nil thin matter it must bo lenrning open this week nnd hundreds remembered thnt the conservation of of Florida hoys nnd girls will be back our forests nnd plant life, nnd tho In tho clnss-rootn within h *fow days. ' reforestation of our timber area nro Floridn has State Institutions thnt ' hd closely Interwoven with the range she hns every ri^ht to feel proud of. j yittle question thnt they must go The time was when a 'man who hnnd In hand. So long ns the open wanted to send his boy or girl to n free range is permitted to be burned good college was forced to send her at the will nnd plensure of the entIS WORM) GETTING WORSE? to some other Stnto if he wnntcd to ' tie men, so long will It be Impossible Is the world growing worse? But today (to carry on nny reforestation or forThis question hns been naked re­ give his child the best. there arc schools right in the State ost conservation work in this state.— peatedly during the last few weeks thnt rank with the best in nny other Tnmpn Tribune. because of the character of iho news State. J * * * — which has been printed by newspa­ The Women's College at Tallnhas TOWN IS THREATENED pers. see rnnks with Smiths, Wesleyan, Hardly a dny goes by without the WHEN FIRE DESTROYS Vnssar and the other highc Institu­ wires carrying reports of another i HASTINGS BUILDING. _ i . 1; sonsntionnl murder, robbery or do- tions for training young women. Tho mcestic upheaval. And with the State University at Gainesville rnnks HASTINGS, Sept. 14.—Fire nt news of these happenings comes oth­ with State universities of other South­ noon Monday destroyed the old frame er news of loss of life in fires, floods, ern States nnd stands high in the list. livery stable anil garage operated hy A Florida boy or girl can get na good J. L. Lconnrdy, automobile wrecks- etc. For a time It was The question Is a natural one. And or hotter education here now ns else­ feared thnt the entire huslnoss sec­ if everything else were equal, the in­ where. tion of the town wns in danger, but In ndditinn to the Stnte colleges n strong northenst wind -fanhed the ference might lie that it should he an­ swered in the affirmative. But it is there nre several big privntc nnd de­ flames and sparks over vnennt lots not that the world is growing worse, nominational schools thnt also rank nnd thus eliminated thcdnngcr. hut thnt the world's sordidness and high. These schools have Inrge en­ Tho fire brokq out through tho meanness—the world's crime—is bc- dowments, good facilities and their roof of the two-story building nnd subjectod to the,best possible means course of instruction is the same ns I he'ore the fire engine operated hy a thnt given by the big schools of tho volunteer fire company got to going of overcoming it—publicity. Development of the world’s means East. the entire building was enveloped in Floridn is blessed in her schools. flames. Efforts o fthe firemen were of communication and the combina­ tion of newspapers into press asso­ But even though it is some time until confined to prevent spreading to ennrciations which bring the farthermost the next tlcgislnture meets it would by buildings, nnd in this the fire fight­ city in the country to the very doors be well for those interested in the ers were successful. of the newspaper reader are respon­ educational advancement of the boys Tho building wns owned by the oc­ sible for the grent number of trage­ and girls'- of tho State to get) busy cupant who conducted a livery, feed dies placed before the reading public. so thnt at the next session the law­ and sales stables ns well ns a storage And should the newspapers print makers will "tote squnre" with the place for nutomohiies. All stock nnd these stories which hnve brought Schools. cars were saved. Several tons of hay Education is too Important an itom nnd feed went tup in smoke with the about this question? There is argu­ ment both for and against the publi­ for politicians to kick nround like n old building, which wan a landmark cation of crime news. Perhnps the football. Large appropriations for the in Hastings. The total loss will run up best indication thnt the world is schools should he one plank thnt to three or .four thousand dollars. growing hotter Instend of worse is should be in every candidate’s pintfound in these arguments. The very form. LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH horror of crime excites the interest of the public. When tho public is in­ A STATE TAG FDR RANGE Forenoon and Afternoon Tides at terested the newspaper merely fol­ CATTLE. About Same Hour and Minute lows the lines of least resistance nnd responds to thnt interest by the pub­ When Dr. J. V. Blackman gave 14 .................................... 12:03 lication of the crime newH in which through the Tribune his plan for 15 ................................... ^12:48 that interest is shown, solving the tick infested rnngea o f || lfl .................................. M l:3 0 But doesn’t such publication result Florida, it appeared that he had htt i* 17 ................................J S 2 :0 9 in a hardening of the public to the right idea. His plan briefly is: I) 18 ............................... 2:44 crime nnd perhaps have the effect of that all range cattle he taxed nnd thnt 19 . ....... 3:18 breeding yet other crimes? perhaps the money be used, or so much as is J 20 .................................... 3:52 in a few isolated cases this is true. necessary, In tho tick eradication1! 21 ..................................... 4:29 But tho lnrger effect of publicity giv­ work. Dr. Blnckmau overlooked two j 22 .................................... 5:08 |, en to such happenings is to act as a material obstacles to the plun. 23 .................................... 5:59 deterrent, simply because the crimin­ First, the range cattle men a re 'i 24 .................................... 0:59 ally inclined mind fears publicity 25 .................................... 8:08 more keenly that it fenrs the penalty 20 ..................................... 9:10 of law. 27 .................................... 10:11 The very publication of such news os.” So they say thoy* "estimatu acts as a curb upon the would-bu about what wo hnve, nnd then return 29 .................................... 11:65 criminal to a much lnrger degree thnn fifty per cent of thnt esitmatc." 30 .................................... 12:49 most of us realize. Most every newsSecond, tho range cattle men nro pnpcrmnn has at some time or other j opposed strongly to fencing on the in his life been engaged in tho report-' rnnges, nnd until fenced pastures can Pickling and Preserving ing of police newn. In watching tho' he furnished so thnt definite pnrts flow of unfortunnte victims of the law | of the ranges may he cleared of through the polieg station thnt news- ticks, it will he n continual task of pa perm on has opportunity of knowing j trying to eradicate by dipping nlono. It seems to the Tribune that the thut tho criminal shows much nioro We have the interest in "whnt the papers say" solution of the taxing part of the thnn in the penalty the inw may in­ problem lies in the hrundlng of tho flict. herds. Evory cnttlo owner has his 9 Easily it may bo said that tho very brand registered nnd to be4 used by thing which is causing the question none hut himself. The finding of his Mason, Sure-Seal Jars to he nsked Is llkcwlso helping to brand on an nnimal is prlmafacio evland Jelly Glasses make the answer a negative one. No, ■dence that the nnimal belongs to him. tho world Is growing Bettor. And pub. This branding in done without any See our line of llclty is helping it to grow hotter. oversight of others than the men In­ You don’t believe it? Then get your terested in the cattlo. No one but the self arrested for exceeding the speed; cattle man known how mnny cattlo on Stone Crocks, Coolers, limit or some other little Innocent j the ranges bear his -brand. No ono but Churns, etc. violation of the law and then see if , the cattle mnn knows how many cat| you do not feel tho publicity attend- tie he sells at any time. ; ant upon your case more than you i Suppose tho state took *a hand in 'd o the few dollars nssosaed against, that branding! Instead of the cruel you by tho judge.—St. Petersburg methods of applying the red hot iron Times. HARDWARE CO to the hip or shoulder of an nnimal Report of, Condition of the ■m ■■ V First nal SANFORD, FLORIDA at the close of business, September 6th, condensed f report to the Comptroller ASSETS Loans and D iscoun ts.......................................... $ g0. Overdrafts .............................................................. u. s. Bonds... ................................... Other Stocks and B o n d s..... ............... ‘ ............ Banking House,-Furniture and Fixtures.... Other Real Estate ................................... Cash and Due from B a n k s............................ i c# * i BALL W? " TotBl........ .............................................................*1,323,! > LIABILITIES Capital and Surplus................................. $ Undivided Profits ........................................'.'.'I'.' Circulation ............................................................. Rediscounts .... .... ...................... ............ DEPOSITS Jj, $1,3233 ; ai iaa. 1,014,ij Total. ■' PROFESSIONAL AND BUS! DIRKTORt OF SANFORD ji i 1 ff ii You Can Find the Name of Every Live! fessional And Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAWYERS CONTRA CTOI S. 0. i Shinhols George A. DeCottes j i 4 Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Du Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA SANFORD -!p - BATTERIES BUIKO YOUR Battery Troubles to Us W . S p .o I.U u on E lu trie n l W ork u d o u , t r » you d tp .n d .b l. MTTloi.. . Sanford Construct CONTRACTORS AND Bt Planes and Specification! Furnished All Work Guirintt H. T. PACE P. ft| WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANIC* rOB OVEBHAUUEO TOUE CAM Sanford Battery Service Builders & Cont Sketches and Estimate* Company building too large and nonit Phone 189 L. A. Renand, Prop. ----- ALL WORK GUARAh HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Wilson & Sho Pine and Garland Sts., PURE WAI Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Weiland . Elder Springs W| 99.9891- PURE Phone Stl-W GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage LORD’S PURI WATER Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and Firat REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane AS GOOD AS THE I Dally Service SANFORD NO! WORKS Real Estate and Insurance V. C. COLLEK, Phone 95 General S h o p anil W ork Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance 8ANFORD -:* CONTRACTOR and Bl] FLORIDA 517 Commercial Street ..E m p lo y m e n t B u re d u . TRANSFER! The v.^ntlonnl committee of the Business and Professional Women's Club “WE DELIVER THE requests all young women desiring Quick Service employment to register nt the First Storage FacIM]*, National Bank. If we please you, fell AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman tell us. I’hons 4»*l Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin. Jr. OPT. D. HOTELS Hotel Montezi ••Sanford’* New HI *1.50 Up P«r WJ TIME STONE JARS 2293 1453 gillon OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST |h Graduate Northern lllinole College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fin. WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS FRY ELECTRIC I'Contfld 0. 0. WILSON, O 'S . r SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICEfl W ttht B rotb.r, ,im . But!Jin* CARPETS AND RUGS .WASHED and cleaned at your home or we will call for and deliver, Hamilton Beach Electric Waahera need.—Sanford Steam Preaaery, 317 tat St. Phone 560 I 1 ■ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1921 About City Uttt* H»PPen|n*1 Mellon®', Hitler* In B,le* fitto v tl H*®* r of intefWt oral years ago and think Sanford is a 'coming city of Floridn. I Judge Schelle Maines is at Kissim­ mee today on professional business. # # * the weather * * * * * * CLEAR RIGHT OF WAY ELECTRIC LINE TO WEBSTER Snmmary of the Plotting Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers * Mrs. N. J. Lillnrd and Mrs. Frank Akers wore among tho visitors td Or­ lando today. Don’t forget tho Fall Showing of . Thrashci^nncl party of friondn Baumol’s Specialty Shop at the Prin­ 3re'd to Daytona yesterday. cess Theatre tonight. Everybody wel­ 0 . UowdcnT^vcrncss, was In come. city yesterday on business. Frank Akers kjft today for Atlanta where he will be absent several days C. Marlowe~~left yesterday for on business affairs. Frank says ho hlngton on a business mission. will have some good news to spill when he returns. i/red Robson has accepted a poalwith Newberry’s new drug store. ARBUCKLE CASE BEFORE GRAND JURY card will bring us to sec you.— NOT COMPLETED TODAY. [ord Mattress Co. 148-7tp SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1*1.—With l/red Robson has returned from a the grand jury which has been hear­ jnnt two weeks vi^it in St. PoterBing evidence against him ndjourned K and the coronor’s inquest extending William Berry and her mother, into its second day without a verdict, II. II. WUhorington, of Apopka, Roscoo (Fatty) Arbuckle, motion pic­ i in the city today visiting Mr. and ture comedian, charged with the mur­ II c. Waters. Their many der of Miss Virginia Rnppo, an act­ ids were glad to ace them. ress, whose death occurred after a parly in Arbuckle’a rooms in a hotel, oyd’s Shoe Store has another ad- spent his thrid night In a cell hero isement in this issue on local ia- last night, The grand Jury ndjourned without nnd the one today is on Progrcsness. It is a story worth read­ returning an indictment but another ier it moans so much to the com­ session will be hold ns booh ns Dis­ ity at large. Rend the advertise- trict Attorney Matthew Brndy is t and digest it thoroughly. ready to present further testimony, the foreman announced. Hive your watches and jewelry re­ Added interest wns given tho case tired at McLaulin’s. Two first class Ualny when the distlrct attorney de­ itch makers. Prompt service. clared ho would start an investiga­ MO-tfc tion to ascertain whether witnesses, who were present at the party last President Knight and Secretary week* have been tampered with. The earnmn, of the Sanford Chamber of official’s stntment followed the npommerve and E. T. Woodruff and A. iten’rnnco of Miss Zey Provost, also . Connelly and 1). C. Marlowe, of known ns Miss Pyvron, before the le Water Transportation and Traf- grand jury. According to Mr. Bray, t Committee, J. U. Hall, of the Ship- her testimony there was entirely dif­ f-Water Committee, and K, J. Holly, ferent from thnt she previously gnvo I the Publicity Committee, attended him. Reports thnt another witness, le Ship-by-Water meeting at Orlnn- Alice Blake, hnd disnppenrcd, proved olast night. erroneous whon Bho nppenred at tho district attorney’s office. Miss Blake Send your oin mattress to Bradley explained, according to Brndy, thnt fittoiy. Make them like now, for sho hnd gone from her homo in 15.00. 50 lb. new cotton mnUrcss only Berkeley to a friend’s home in Oak­ 18.00. Guaranteed. 500 W. South Bt., Orlando, Fla. 122-2Gtc land In order to nvoid publicity. Among witnesses before the grnnd jury, some of whom Inter testified at Daniel Lagruc, of Chicago, is in the tho second day's proceedings of the dty with the view of locating a music , coroner’s inquest, were Mrs. Bambina itore here. Mr. Lagruc is a composMaud Delmont, A1 Semnnchcr, Miss tr of music and is prominent in must* lal circles in the middle west. ITo Rnppe’s mnnagr; Vy Provost, anil hopped off here yesterday on his way Alice BInke all of whom nre said to lorth and was so impressed with San­ hnvo been present at the Arbuckle ford that he is very desirous of locnt- party, nnd Mrs. Jean Jameson, a ■flg here anil will probably return in nuwe, who attended Miss Rnppc be­ he next thirty days to enter business. fore her denth. Refined couple desiring two very nice’ unfurnished communicating foom, close in with hath, electric Mts nnd city water, suitable for |hl housekeeping. Write G. I). S., **rt Herald office. l48-2tp. ATTENTION! REWARD. My pulpit bible disappeared from the Congrogntionnl Church Sundny night, To the person returning the same to me in good condition, I will give a reward of five dollnrs, nnd will ask no questions. 147-ltp PAUL C. BURIIANS. ■fj' *!' Sumi"vrs and N. M. Stafford, ‘cksonville, were in the city today , . ... plubusiness. Mr. Summers m ......is neuu oiis head of ' 2 CanH Pi«W»PPle. w h i,e they lust, per cun. I *ummers Linotyping Compnny, L. P. McCULLER dr f"r the trade, and . «««» in Sanford many years a g o ' W e irk " 1 the Chronicle. Iloth 1 n thi.mCnt SiUV a rcinar*tablo grow th ' h a v e h C,ty s,,lp‘; their last visit sey-/. F re sh 9 4 c C o u n try E ggs L. P. McCULLER 147.Btc LEXINGTON AND HUPMOBILE ._______ LEXINGTON .......................... ......$2095.00 j E. O. B. Sanford mobile ....... . ....................... $i685.oo ______ E. O. B, Sanford B- & O. M OTOR CO. .Sanford, Florida **************+ *+ s Mrs. T. W. Lawton's Sunday school class gave a surprise party to Fran­ cis Swope, last Fridny night.. Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Moore, of Minmi, are visitors in Oviedo, stop­ ping nt the Hotel Oviedo. Mr .and Mrs, Frank Norris, of Greensboro, Ala., are visiting their sister, Mrs. L. R. Mitchell. Mrs. Nor­ ris hns decided to move to Floridn, but will remnin in Oviedo until he de­ cides upon a location. Mr. Francis Swope left for Gulf­ port, Miss.* Monday, where he will enter the Gulf Coast Military Acade­ my, ns a student the next scholastic year. Miss A. D. Mitchell, also left for Mobile, Ala., on the S. A. L., Mopdny, morning. Miss Mitchell will be the guest of her uncle and nunt, Dr. and Mrs. John O. Rush, while in Mobile. Quite n party of young people at­ tended tho II. Y. P. U., among whom were MisscH Pope, Young and Swope, Messrs, Alton Fnrncll* Revenly Wright. The Methodists held an out-door Sundny school Inst Sunday, which wns quite nn enjoyable session. The church which is being repaired, will be ready for services next Sunday. Mr. James Cnrlton, of Micnnopy, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. J. E. Thompson. Mrs. Sheldon visited Geneva this week. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope, Miss Mable Swope, were visitors in San­ ford Monday. Mts. L. II. Gore hns returned from Daytona- where she has been on a visit to her sister. The nmny friends of Mrs. O. P. Swope sympathize with her in her illness. * Mr. Daniel, of Chuluotn, has put up foundations for a small cottage, on n small lot next to tho hotel. There is n demand for houses. If the houses wore only large enough for on ordi­ nary family,n grent many could he rented. AU High School students wanting to play footbull this year, please be nt tho High School Monday, Sept. 10th( at 5:00 p. m. The uutoinobii6 has proven to those whose ; exh ,s Woi,t^ anythin^, that walking is an « ^ * VdKtince and that riding is true economy : Utt_ OVIEDO ATTENTION, FOOTBALL MEN! sales a n d s e r v ic e ________ We Carry The P arts BUSHNELL, Sept, 14.—The right of way hns been cleared from tho Bushncll-Ccntcr Hill electric lino to Webster, where the Webster electric line will run nnd work has also begun on the erecting of the poles and wire. This work Is being dotio by W. D. Kirkland- who received the contract from tho city of Webster for tho erec­ tion of this Bystem of electric light­ ing plant. Webster at this rnte will soon be in the class with Bushnoll, Center Hill, Wildwood, Tampa nnd Jacksonville having nnd owning her own electric lighting system. It is niso rumored in Webster thnt a city bond election is soon to bo held for tho purpose of bonding the town for paving the street with hnrd asphalt ns Bushnoll did a few months ago. Bushnoll bonds have been vanlldnted and nre now ready to be adver­ tised fo rsnlo nnd sold. Bushiicll bond­ ing Issue called for n bond of $10,000 nnd nUo for the nbutting property owners to bo made to pay a similar amount mnking tho bond issue amounting to $30,000, to be used for the purpose of pnvlng the city of Bushnell’s streets. When this is done nnd the county highway running thfough this city, Bushnoll will be connected by hnrd nsphalt road with any large city in the stnto. Crews of men have started work at Wildwood, Webster, Sumtcrville nnd Oxford on laying of rock on the road bed. Work will soon be finished, it is thought and laying of the asplmlt to pogun. When this road is complet­ ed, Sumter county wil Ihnve 57 miles of hnrd-surfnced road for travel south to Tampa or north to Jacksonville. : ; NOTICE! All cars must have rear lights. Also the 20-mllcs per hour will bo more rigidly enforced hereafter. HARRISON, 147-4tc Traffic Officer. Mi Ml IM Mi Ml Ml The Sanford 'D ally and Weekly Herald stand for Sanford and Sominolo county just as strongly as tho American flag stands for the greatest nation on earth. W ear Wetter Clothes this Fall *1 Not more expensive clothes, but more effective. Excellence is economy anyway. Clothes for the conservative man, made by the famous M ich a el’s-S te r n Co. * are known the country over as the very best. We now represent this line in Sanford and we have Just cRgceiued Fall Shipment N oth in g Over $ 4 5 . 0 0 Make Your Selection Early r / / £ S ff7 /? £ r /M r /S £ //ff£ # £ H L S an fo rd , Fla. MQnKMG IDF TOO DJOIfT FEEL MOTT Bays glass of hot watsr with phosphato bafora brsakfast washes out poisons. If you wake up with a bad taste, bad breath and tongue is coated; if your head is aching; if what you eat sours nnd forms acid in stomach, or you are bilious, constipated, nervous, sallow and can’t get feeling Just right, begin inside bathing. Drink before breakfast, a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phos­ phate in it. This will flush the pois­ ons and toxins from stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels nnd cleanse, sweeten and pffrify the entire ali­ mentary tract. Do your inside bath­ ing immediately upon arising in thu morning to wash out of the system all the previous day’s poisonous waste, gases and sour bile before eating more food. To feel like young folks feel; like you felt before your blood and mus­ cles became loaded with body impuri­ ties, get from your pharmacist a qunrter pound of limestone .phos­ phate, which is inexpensive and al­ most tasteless. Men nnd women who are usually constipated, bilious, headachy or have any stomach disorder should begin this inside bathing before breakfast. —Adv. Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less that 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR SALE FOR SALE—One dining room suite, consisting of 1 round extension ta­ ble, G chairs and a buffet. Apply 212 West Fourth Street. 148-tfe FOR SALE — 50,000 Cauliflower plants nt $3.50 per 1,000.—W. B. Hickson, Celery Ave. 1*18,-dtp FOR SALE—2 lots, u choice location, corner 13th St,, and Magnolia ave., facing E iihI and facing fity park. Sewenge, lights, water nnd gas. Must increase in value.—A. P. Connelly, agent. 148-4tc FOR SALE—0 acres orange grove, 280 bearing trees, loented on hard road. Owner selling nt unusual low price on account of bad health.—E. F. Lane, "The Real Estnte Man." 148-3tp COWS FOR SALE—Man from TalInhiLsscc with car of fine Jersey cows, fresh and springers, at A. C. L. stock pens, in Orlando. l-18-3tp FOR SALE—Rose No. *1 seed, Irish potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L, A. Brumley. 131-tfc FOR SALE—1021 Model Ford Sedan at $550. This is a bargain, See us at once.—B, & O. Motor Co, 144-tfc FOIt SALE—Medium size safe. Ap­ ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth Street. 04-01, 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 nil modern convenience, excellent repair. Private water works, in desir­ able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ ply to Owner, 619 W. First Street. 110-tfc FOR SALE—Buiek Roadster at a bargain.—B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc FOR SALE—Strawberry plnnts, cer­ FOR RENT tified by State Plant Board, $3 per thousand f. o. b. Lake Mary. Farina i FOR ItENT^Several light house­ keeping rooms. New nnd clean. 117 Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. Laurel. 144-tfc 129-2-ltp ROOFING, Red and green sintc sur­ FOR RENT—Desirable housekeeping rooms, every convenience. Ilox 117, face, 3-ply $3.25 per square. Tiger 145-Gtp plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2,70; COMBINATION SALE brand, 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address WANTED THIS WEEK M. E. Ginn, Box 391. 139-2fltp L. P. McCUI.LER FOR SALE—Ono heavy duty two- WANTED—Team work. Inquire M. Hanson Shoo Shop, 1212Gtp wheel trailer in good condition, In­ quire nt Ford Garage. 143-tfc SALESMAN to cover local terrtory, 1-lb. Mixed Ten, g Q FOR SALE—3,000 to 5,000 celery selling dealers. Guaranteed salary plants, about ready fur the field. of $100.00 week for right man. Tho Richards Co., 200 Fifth Avo., New Call on or phone II. H. Chappell. 147-Gtp 147-ltp York, N. Y. Total:....................... 147-6tc FOR SALE—l form ennner nnd sev­ WANTED—Two or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping, in eral dozen jurs. Very reasonable. Address "E. II." care Herald. dh-tf good neighborhood. References. Ad­ TRAIN SCHEDULE 110-3tp FOR SALE—Celery farm, 15 acres, dress “D" care Hernld. Southbound 5 acres tiled, 3 flowing wells. Big Arrive Depart* house ami barn on hnrd road. Price “TH E R E ’S NONE SO HOMELY HUT LOVES A LOOK­ $3,500. Good terms.—E. F. Lane, thu No. 83.......... 2:38 a.m . 2:46 m. m ING GLASS Real Estate Man. 144-5tp No. 27......... 8:40 a.m. In other words, wo nre all vain un­ No. 80........ 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p.m FOR SALE—8 hives of bees. In good til we turn up our toes. No. 86........ 7:30 p.m. 7:45 p.ir. condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 325 Glasses properly fitted add grace North Bound Service Shoe Shop. 133-S«t-Wcd-9t and dignity to our appearance, instead Arrive Depart* FOR SALE—5 acres and residence of detracting ns many who need fnclng lake. Bargain. Box 117. No. 82........ 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a.m. glasses, fear. No. 84........ 11:45 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 145-Gtp n shrdlu utnoin shrdlu utnoin un unul No. 80........ 3:05 p.m. 3:25 p. it*. FOR SALE—New house, 4 rooms and No. 28....... 10:00 p.m. TOM MOORE bath. Electric light and water. Close Trilby Branch in. Good location. For full particulars OPTOM ETRIST—OPTICIAN Arrive Depart* write "X" enro Herald. 147-4tp. Office Opp P. O. Phone 192 ♦No. 100.......... 0:00 a. m. •No. 24_____ 3:26 p. m #No 168,...v..... 7:00 a.m. No, 22.......... 7:35 p.m Leesburg Branch Arrive Depart* •No. 157__7- 4:00 p. r . No. 21....... 2:62 p.m. BOYS, HAVE YOU SEEN REID’S? •No. 101..........6:30 p. m. •No. 25____ 2:00 p.m. They are going fast. A few bargains left. Oviedo Branch Arrive Depart* J Let us show you. I guarantee to save you •No. 126........11:00 a.m. •No. 127.......... 3:40 p.m money. All stock guaranteed as represented •Dally, except Sunday.____________X ,5f« .Su®nr:..........$1.00 $L60 Mules! Mules! g 'T ..... Phone 175 .- i..g = = g l ■= Fourth and Banford At* New Era Printcry G. Bassett Smith, Prop. —Get your Scratch Pads from Tha Herald—by the pound—16c. PA G E F IV E COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING W . S. Reid SANFORD FLORIDA 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 14, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 14, 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 14, 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/6624dcf4516d3e042619655f10ffc050.pdf 08f651d4416c1154cbfc9bcc308dcb5b PDF Text Text 1» THB •! ^4 * I. mJ •k* «i ^ •U .iL . t tit Substantial.. IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 149 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921 volume n WILL OUR NATION FACE GENERAL RAILWAY STRIKE ISmost serious question Important Meetings To # * #....MYSTERY SURROUNDS * Be Held in Chi­ # DISS APPEARANCE OF 16- * # YEAR-OLD NEWSBOY * cago s # -------* # TAMPA, Sept. 15.—(By the * # Associated Press).—Mystery * #....stUl surrounded todny tho dis- * # appearance of Aleck Filkin, * to THE NUMBER OF HALF MIL- # lfl-year-old Tampa newsboy. # I ION SIIOI* WORKERS ALL # The sheriff and pollco failed * OVER UNITED STATES. # to discover clue ns to hfs * # whereabouts. The l>oy was * iBr The Ai«OcUt»A CHICAGO, Sopt. 15.-A decision of # last seen Tuesday delivering * # his papers on Kis bicycle. * whether the nation will fnco a Kenernl # * railroad strike niay result from two important meetings here next week. Representatives of hnif a million AMERICA SUGGESTS ihop men will meet Sunday to de­ DISARMAMENT PROGRAM. termine what action will be taken In regard to the wage cut and change WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.—The in working rules effective the first of American government hnH sent to the last July. A countrywide ballot tak­ governments of all the powers invited en some time ago, is said to hove re­ to participate in the conference on cited overwhelmingly in favor of a the limitation of nrmnmcnts and far strike. Heads of csgineers, conduct­ eastern questions a list of topics sug­ ors, enginemen, and firemen, switch­ gested for discussion. Officials of the men and trnininens brotherhoods will state department refused today to meet Thursday to announce the result comment on the nature of the sug­ „f the ballot now being taken in those gested progrnm, but it was under­ organizations. Unofficial reports in­ stood offered lists of subjects was dicate a large mnjority in favor of the nothing more than tentative and cal­ strike. Heads of some of the organi­ culated to serve for the basis of an zations recently enutioned the mem­ bers to conserve their resources in agrenuit. preparation for a ‘show down that is BELIEVE SHIP LOST IN STORM sure to come." (Br Tho Associated Freii) TWO BANDITS KILLED BRIDETOWN, Barbados, Sept. 15. WHILE ROBBING TBAIN -The schooner Majestic with thirtyOFFICERS TIPPED OFF. two passengers ami crew from Dcn-oraru for Barbados is believed to (Br Th» AuocUUd Pr«M) hpvc been ipst in the hurricane which FORT WORTH, Tex., S9pt. 16.— swerpt over this reftion September 8th Two would-be bandits were shot nnd killed late last night by federal agents snd railroad detectives when they at­ tempted to hold up n Texas Pacific passenger train ten miles west of Fort Worth. The tipi received by fed­ eral officers caused the plncing of a heavy guard on the trnin. Administering Justice in Fumbina . ■■ •Or t f f i f .$ ’iWK mmM. - - iv Llj ' . 'j m REPESENTWORK’R . ■ ffte Tills exclusive photograph shows llie suliiiii o[ Fuiiililiiu. Africa, administer­ ing Justice In the courtyard of his "palace." The Fashion R eview of the Baumel Specialty Shop % cr eating a ^Pleasing ^Display o f the N ew est SModes and Creations By MRS. R. A. TERHEUN TO promote h ar m o ny AND GOOD FEELING BETWEEN ALL CLASSES * * HALF MILLION WORTH * OF RATH HOUSES AND * HOTELS ARE BURNED * ‘ -------* NEW YORK, Sept. 15—(By # the Associated Press). — A * block of hotels, bath houses * nnd amusement places on the # board wnlk at Rocknwny * beach were destroyed by fire # todny nt n loss of hnif n mil# lion dollars. Two men were # missing from one hotel after ■* the fire was under control. * Ha * # * # # * * * # * * * * * * * # # # * * * * # # * W*t COMMITTEE RESUMES COAL FIELD PROBE. WASHINGTON, Sept. , 15.—Mem­ bers of the senate committee investi­ gating conditions in the West Virginin coni fields will leave Washington Saturday for West Virginia with the intention of resuming the inquiry in an informal manner. A sub-commit­ tee meeting in executive session to­ day decided against immediately re­ suming the formal inquiry in the coal fields' pending conclusion of the mur­ der nnd arson trials in Mingo county ami the grand ury proceedings in Logan county. SCHOONER DEBAR It ED Organization Will Be Formed at Chi­ cago RELIGIOUS- MO V E THAT WILL TpND TO BRING CHURCHES TOGETHER IF POSSIBLE. (B r The A uocU U d P r t t i ) CHICAGO, Sept. 15.—An organi­ zation to promote hnrmony and good feeling between all classes, races and religions in America, announced ns in process of formation here todny with Edward Dunne, former governor of Illinois ns its head. The society wtll he known ns the Nntlonnl Unity Coun­ cil. One prime motive, its sponsors said, was to combat Ku Klux Klnn, nnd nn orgnnizntion of councils will be pushed where the Klnn hns obtain­ ed n foothold. TROPICAL STORM CAUSED TWENTY-TWO DEATHS (Br Til* Associated Press) SAN JUAN, P. I., Sept. 15.—Tho tropical storm Sunday night nt San Pedro Macoris, Snnto Domingo, cnuHed twenty-two deaths and great dnmage to coastal ernft in the harbor ac­ cording to ndviccs received here. Threo deaths caused in Porto Rico. (fly The AuocUUd Frets) The Fashion Show nt the Princess hut in black, completed the stunning HALIFAX, Sept. 15.—Boston CHAMPIONSHIP OF effect. A very lovely figure was Mrs. Theatre, Wednesday evening, put on SOUTH AT STAKE. Schooner Mayflower debarred today by the up-to-dute Baumel’s Specialty Hal Wight, wearing an exquisite even­ as contender for the International Shop, demonstrated once ngnin that ing cupe of blue georgette with fluf­ fishing schooner rnceH for the trustees MEMPHIS, Sept. 15.—The post Sanford with her live-wire merchants, fy ruffles of .white moline. Removing of the Halifax Herald trophy, won Inst season Bories between the Memphisis fast getting into the big city class the cape revealed a charmingly fash­ year by Gloucester schonor Espirante. Southern nssocintion, nnd Fort Worth, commercially for certainly no metro­ ioned evening gown of sunset taffeta Texns, longue pennant winners to de­ politan city could have given a more with tight bodice and side draperies. cide the baseball championship of tho A Parisian model of black beadedclever fashion review than that wit­ south, will start with a game at Fort net, over blnck Hatin charmeuse, with nessed by a delighted audience last Worth September 21, and will consist which was worn a cerise duvetine and night. The indy foikH were out in of a seven gnme serieH, the winner of feather hat to match the big velvet great numbers and it is no secret, that the four games to be declared south­ rose adorning the gown, was artistic­ my layde’s husband and sweetheart, ern chnmpions. ally displayed on Mrs. Lloyd, who lat­ were no less interested in the wonder­ er on wns seen in n gorgeous import­ ful designs shown to the best advan­ tage on living models whose grace ed Georgette blouse, heavily bended in ONE HUNDRED PRESIDENTS AND a r s o n c h a r g e s a g a in s t t w o . vari-colored bonds in benutiful design. DRADKNTOWN BOOSTERS IF HE TRANSPORTED LIQUOR and charm added much to the beauty SECRETARIES OF EIGHTH SAVANNAH, On., Spt. 15.—War­ These two offerings nre the last word IIANQUETTED AT DELAND of frocks and lints. Arrayed in rav­ FROM LOS ANGELES TO DISTRICT in importations for the nation; the rants were Issued todny fur James ishing appnrol the models displayed SAN FRANCISCO (Br Tho Auoclated Frets) young matron, you know, for we ure Rabat nnd Mary Itahal, his wife, who by their graceful poses, the gripping (B rT h » Auoclitsd Prau) DKLAN1), Sept. 15.—Forty Bradcnno longer wearing old lady frocks. hnve been opernting the Dainty Un­ JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 15.—Ap­ charm of those, the first authentic (By The A uocU U d F re u ) town boosters, touring Florida in au­ Forsooth there are no old Indies in derwear company on tho second floor proximately one hundred officials of SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.—F at­ styles of the fall senHon. tomobiles were entertnined here to­ this nge! Perchance, if the dear oldof a building nt -Broughton nnd The vnried styles of the dressmak­ Rotary Clubs of the Eighth district, day by the DeLand Commercial club ty Arbuckle will be prosecuted ns n fashioned grandmother should stray Barnard streets, charging them with comprising tho states of Alabama, er’s art designed for the nation were with breakfast and rido nbout city. violntor of tho Volstead net if evi­ into the modern shop, seeking the old nrson. They were issued by State effectively displayed on Mrs. Fred Georgia and Florida met hero todny The party left at noon for Daytona dence now being gnthered, shows he lady styles of the yenrs gone by, she Fire Marshal Sharp, who hnH been Dnigor, Mth. Sherman Lloyd nnd Mrs. in annual conference to discuss club where it will disband, tho membors re­ transported ns much ns one drop of | would he surprised to find herself in a here for scvernl days making nn in­ activities for tho coming year nnd se­ liquor from Los Angeles to San Fran­ Hal Wight. turning home leisurely. mallstrom of gorgeous coloring and lect the next district convention city vestigation. Among tho modish gowns worn by cisco for his party Labor Day, Robert McCormick, special assistant to Unit­ Mrs. Dniger was a handsome block youthful lines; for truly this is the which probably will he Savannah. Dis­ VIRGINIA RAILWAY trict Governor John Turner, of Tam­ HOOPER STEALS BABE ed Stntes Attorney General, announc­ costume for afternoon wear, accordion day of youth. CLAIMS SETTLED. Miss Virginia Brady displayed ad­ pa, presided. pleated falling in straight lincB to the RUTH’S THUNDER—HITS 2 ed todny. HOMERS. GETS I RUNS. District Attorney Brady expected uneven hem and finished with a deep vantageously the creations, more WASHINGTON, Sopt . 15. — The to decide todny whether to try Fntty fringe of crystal beads. A big picture IL 'im U liiK 'it o n I'uiii' H U ) NEW NATIONAL COMMANDER railroad administration settled today NEW YORK, Sept. 15.—RlghtflcldArhuckc on the murder or man­ with the Virginia ailway company all (By T h i A uocU U d P r u t ) slaughter charge ns the result of the [tcr Hnrry Hooper, of the Chicago DEVALERA ACCEPTS WILL INVESTIGATE MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 15.—Oscar claims growing out of federal control death of Miss Rnppe. Brndy Hnid if Cnrlstrom, of Illinois, was todny elect­ White Sox, stole Babe Ruth's thunder. INVITATION TO PRO­ far 12,100,000. Another claim settled he decided to try him on mansluaghEXPLOSION, FIRE ed nntional commander in chief of tho Ho hit two home runs, n single, drew was that of the Alabama Great ter charge and the murder charge he POSED CONFERENCE ' n coupl cof bnHOH on bnlls nnd scored AT REFINING CO. United Spanish war veterans. Southern railway company for $1,- dropped he would be admitted to bail. four runs in the western team's thir­ M0.000. (By T b i A iio c litid F r m ) (By T h . A iaool.U d F ra ti) tieth triumph over the Yankees this DUBLIN, Sept. 15.—In his reply to Many Postmasters $12 000,000 WERE COLLECTED PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15.—Inves­ season. And he was supposed to hnvo IN PAST DUE TAX DRIVE. tigation of tho explosion nnd fire yes­ Lloyd George DeVnlern accepts nn in­ textile w o r k e r s been crippled, due to an Injured leg, Chosen From Ranks, terday at Point Breeze plant of the vitation to the proposed conference in hns kept him out of the gamo launch c a m p a i g n Will Hays Announces which WASHINGTON, Sopt. 15.—Collec­ Atlantic Refining Company which re­ the terniB of final paragraphs of much of this season. Ruth, incidental­ H-HOUR WEEK tion ofapproxlmntely $12,000,000 in sulted in the death of eleven workmen Lloyd George’s InHt letter hut reaf­ ly, plnying on his romc grounds, was. WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.—As evi­ delinquent nnd additional sales and ond the injury of n score of others, firms Ireland’s independence ns# a hitlcRH in three times at bat. N’h\\ YORK, Sept. 15.—A cam- miscellaneous tnxes by the govern­ was ordered today by the Department sovereign state and declares only us dence of the desire of the department None of tho balls he hit went IieI’urii to nmke tho forty-four hour ment nas a result of a special drive of Public Safety. Several of the in­ representatives of such have Irish ne­ whenever possiblo to fill vacancies in yond the infield. postmastershipH by promotions in tho *j’»‘k the standard throughout the tex- ending September 3, wns announced jured nre in a serious condition nnd gotiators any authority. New York's defeat aided Cleveland's service, Postmaster-General Hays an­ 11 '"dustry was launched yesterday todny by Commissioner Blair. additional deaths expected momentar­ cause in the American League pen­ nounced todny that of the 878 ap­ ' ‘ n delegates to th e ssiiiiu a n n u ill a l VUIIIwll* con v e il ST. PETERSBURG—The police The drive, in which 1,725 field col­ ily. It wns the second serious fire at tn - - ................ nant rnce. By winning from Philadel­ pointments sent to the senate for con­ ih.. United Textile Workers of lectors wuru engaged, ho said, cover­ the plunt within a month. In the aro searching for a woman who firmation up to Sept. 10, 420, or close phia, the Ohio aggregation narrowed l,i"* adopted a resolution giving first blnze five persons lost their wrecked n fire hydrant Sunday at iM'Xecutivo council full power to act ed prnctlcnlly every largo city in the lives nnd property damage wns n mil­ First street nnd Second avenue, with to 50 per cent, were promotions from New York’s lead to five points. Mnnr,( ISHUl* u proclamation to employes. country and speclnl attention wns lion and n hnif. Property loss yester­ ,'an automobile. Sht lost control of tho the classified service. Of tho other nger Speaker out of the game be­ givon to tho so-cnllcd luxury tax, car nnd rammed the hydrnnt, break­ 452 appointed by nomination, 346 wero cause of an injured knee, hn da wor­ tnxes on soft drinks, thenter admis­ day wns comparatively small. A new loo room hotel which will be ing it off. A huge amount of wntcr number one on tho civil service eligi­ thy substitute in Wood. In four times i 1,1 «v«nr way will be built at sion nnd transportation. PALATKA—In spite of the legal 'escaped before the flow could he shut ble list, Hoventy-five were second and at bat, he hit a homo run, n triple, a “Tho results of the drive were em­ thirty-two were third, tho department cinglc, scored three runs and mado ■mlnmlnle in the near future. It will tangle in which it I b involve^ the off. Tho cost of rtplacing tho hydrnnt hnving the privilege of appointing inently satisfactory," Mr. Blair said. 0 ,,ui>t of concrete. k three put-outs. "Prior to government investigation, Oklnwaha Valley railroad, opernting will bo about $00 nnd tho driver of any one of the first threo on tho list. tho car will he nskd to pay for it, if ha # * * * * ha Ha * # # # * to ^ * * *• f r # * * * * # # # # # * * hundreds of nmonded returns show­ between Ocala and this city, will con­ the police can identify her. ing additional taxes duo wero filed. tinue train servlco until the snle of Tho remarkable thing about it is # « not tho number of mlleB you can get # JOE L. KARMAN TO * formal o p e n in g o f # Few attempts nt dcliberato fraud tho rond in November under nn or­ * MIAMI—Director Ralston, of tho to tho gallon, but the amount of dust # BE MUNICIPAL JUDGE * * STATK COLLEGE FOR * were discovered. der of tho court, according .to of­ "It is recognized that In tho making ficials. Sheriff Thomns, ,of Marion Department of Public Safety, hns an­ you can swallow to the mile. # OF WEST PALM BEACH * * wOMEN HELD TODAY # of monthry returns mistakes arc npt county, hns levied on some of tho nounced that members of tho Miami # -------* Some men nre poblcss for tho same * WEST PALM BEACH, Sep. * * J ^ 'f H A S S E E , Sopt. 15. I to occur, nnd whore there Is nn hon­ rolling stock nnd equipment for state police department who arrest boot­ * '7 , A8H°clated Press). # est error on the part of tho taxpnycr, taxes but thus far has not levied on leggers will bo givon one duy's extra reason that some womon are spinst­ * 15— (By tho Associated Press) * pay and one day off duty for each one ers—because thoy waited too long for # —Joe L. Earninn, formorly * * Si„» n „ °P0n,nK ° r th o * no penalty accrues. any of the road or right, of way, and "While- from tho preliminary re­ under an ngreomont between himself arrested. The officer also will bo pre­ something better to turn up. , # president of the State Board * * •’"Re I ?today for Women, took “ m uu port, It Ik bolioved such action will nnd Receiver Cummings, of. tho road, sented with a letter of commendation * of Health and former news- * with Governor " , Where offering bo necossafy only In Isolated cases, It will bo operatod with rolling stock from tho director. The new saw mill of G. C. Beck, # paper publisher has accepted * ’’’•'cornu lo TelUhneec., It evidences of fraud discovered In tho owned by the Rodman Lumber Co. located near Kissimmee, was destroy- * an appointment by city com- * ' £***, lotnl enrollfinal checking up of returns, will be Tho same mail and passenger sched­ That famous spying: ‘Passed by the d by fire last .week. The loss was * mission as municipal Judge * # hero. ' • * followed by piqocfiutlon.” ules that prevailed before tho sheriff Cehaor," will slfon be changed to about $100,000.' No insurance. # # ' 1 -------------interfered, will be maintained until read, "Dressed bby tho Consor."— The world news the day It happen*, Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. Syracuse Herald. * * Mr * * fct * # # * # further notice. j tho Herald office. ARBUCKLET * MAY SUFFER ! PROHIBITION FOR ROTARY MEETS IN JACKSONVILLE THIS WEEK �t h E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1%M PAtiE SIX * * » * * * * • * * TO INVESTIGATE KUKLUX *: sportworld :* S A Y S J U D GE * * • 4141* * 41414141* * * * RESULTS YESTERDAY. LOOKS LIKE HE MEANS THE KLAN WHEN HE SAYS WHAT HE SAID—YES NEW YORK, Sept. 14.—Judge Wil­ liam 13. Sheppard ot Florida, nitting in federal district court yesterdny, told American League. the federal grand jury it had the pow­ At Cleveland 11, Philadelphia 5. er and authority to investigate secret At Now York 2, Chicugo fl. societies "which arc reported to bo in­ At Boston 2, Detroit 7. terfering with the constitutional At Washington 1, St. Louis 15. rights of citizens." "Any organization,” he said, "which Nationnl League. holds its meetings by the light of At Pittsburg 5, Boston 3. bonfires in secret places and the mem­ bers of which wear white suits nnd At New York 4, Cincinnati 3, (12 mnsks, which attempts to prevent or­ innings.) derly citizens from the enjoyment of At Philadelphia 4, Chicago 2. their constitutional rights, freedom of Others rain. speech, conscience nnd right of trial by jury, is n proper subject for inves­ Southern Association. tigation by a grnnd jury. That is be­ At Littlo Rock 0-7, Nashviilo 4-3. cause such behavior on the part of a At Chattanooga 2, Mobilo 0. secret society is a conspiracy, and the At Antlanta 0. Now Orleans 8. inw can be brough to bear upon At Birmingham fl, Momphis 7. them." Continuing his charge, Judge Shep­ American Association. pard said in part: At Toledo 2-2. Indianapolis 3-0. "There is a inw here that enn bo At Columbus 3, Louisville 10. brought to bear upon any group of Oothers rain. people or secret organization which It has been a busy summer evon though it was vacation administers Justice in the woods. time and wo faco tho winter season with the greatest nnd International League. "It is not within the province of brightest prospects for a most prosperous year. Our busi­ At Jersey City 1- Reading 10. secret societies to say who is or is not ness and your business Is Increasing, Sanford is growing At Baltimore 12, Newark 0. n desirable citizen. When they, by beyond expectations of tho greatest, boosters, conditions At Buffalo 4, Syracuse 3. a demonstration of power, seek to are better, Florida is tho most prosperous state in the At Rochester 0, Toronto 8. prevent others from the enjoyment of union. Now is tho time to think of tho proverbial "rainy their constitutional rights, they are day." Save your money whllo you are making it. Bnnk Piedmont League. amendable to prosecution in tho fed­ It with the bank that insures your .deposits. Start your At Raleigh 4, Winston-Salem eral courts through presqptment or bank account today. At High Point 0, Greensboro 5. indictment by tho grand Jury.” At Durham 12, Danville 2. Judge Sheppard remarked that, accortUng to newspaper reports, "thero Virginia League. is a certain organization now. in ex­ At Norfolk 4-4, N-. News 1-2. istence, the members of which are At Wilson 15, Tnrboro 2. undertaking to ccttsot the conduct of At Portsmouth 1, Suffolk 2 . their fclolw citizens." At Rocky Mount 3, Richmond 5. "When you get to that state of af­ fairs, one may well ask what differ­ S E T READY FOR BUSINESS THAT IS COMING James It. Walsh has bocn awarded ence there is between tho United States and Bolshevism in Russia," he the contract for te remodelling of tho L’Engle building in Jacksonville; $25­ added. 000 will bo npent. While the dispatch does not so state 4200,000 worth of paving work is specifically, Judge Sheppard was un­ questionably speaking of tho Ku being planned by the city of Jack­ Klux Klnn, when he described an or­ sonville. Several downtown thorough­ ganization "which holds its meetings fares nro involved. by the light of bonfires in Becret plac­ es nnd the members of which wear William B. Mitchell, of Arcndin, whlto suits nnd maskfl?" hns becomo owner of the Scbring Judge Sheppard is a citizen of Pen- Telephone Co. The deal involved 415,­ Rncoln, in which city several outrages 000. which nre charged to the Ku Klux Klnn wore committed only recently. In Our idea of a Good Snmatarinn is New York jlist now the Morning a ball that will pass by the infield World of thnt city is in the midst of on the other sido when tho bnses nro a campaign exposing tho operations full. ’ Good Work Low Prices of the Klnn. The World claims to have full inside information ns to its Tho new Mayo State Bank hns open Phone 465 operations, its methods of gathering ed for business. new members, its purpose and its pinn. The World has even secured n a copyright on the ritual. Now in or­ copy of the Klorau, which is said to der to secure n copyright it hnd to he be the secret book of the order nnd entered in the patent offlco at Wash­ which contnins the K. K. K. ritual. ington nnd it is there, the World says, A feminino writer snys it is nsj But who enres for physicinnB’ pre­ The joke in relation to th is. is thnt, spread ns a public record, juHt ns nny scriptions when overy man can turn to forgive our wild young men. K according to the World, the hend of other copyrighted work must be his own homo into a lifesaving sta­ i fthey nre wild when nuiking » the order, one William J. Simmons of spread, where nny person who wnnts tion.—Anncondn Standard. to first. Atlanta, author of thin supposed most to tnko the trouble to do so may rend secret of secrets of the Klan, secured it through.—Tnmpn Tribune. Why quarrel about short skirtt Anyway, wo nre suffering much Tho divinity thnt shapes our more from bobbed statesmanship in probably intended thnt wn should Utho United States thnn from bobbed 1 • hair.—Houston Post. pose ’em. .w ii SUMMER DAYS i! WILL SQON BE OVER CLO TH C R ATT C lo th es " 8outh Atlantic Association. At Charleston 5-1- Spartanburg 3-3 (Socond game 5 innings.) At Greenville 1-0, Columbin 0-7. At Augusta (1-5, Charlotto 4-2. 4130 ” Blue Serge Special io. © Here’s as fine a blue serge as ever you need! It is made of fine, selected wool; and what is particularly noticeable is its fine weave, soft texture and exceptionally heavy weight. It is made up in a variety of models, one of which is sure to please you. Ask to see one of these Clothcraft Serge Specials—you are going to be surprised to, find you can get such a serviceable suit at such a moderate price. Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. The W inter Season Is Advancing t The Peoples Bank of Sanford W E D O IT RIGHT A CUBAN WAS NOMINATED FOR MOYOR OF N. Y. The new Lee street vinduct which connects Jacksonville business dis­ trict to Riverside, will bo thrown open t othe public about October 1it is announced. Steam Cleaning and Pressing Fable: Once upon n time n motorist asked the countryman the distance to NEW YORK, Sept. 14.—Henry II. tho next town, nnd tho countryman Curran, coalition candidate- won the gnve the correct answer. republican nomination for mayor yes­ "The monster airship." So they call­ terday over three opponents, leading ed it yesterday. And today it is more his nenrest rival by a vote of approx­ monstrous than over.—Boston Trnnsimately two nnd one-half to one. cript. Judge Reuben L. Ilnskell, who TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. made Ids campaign on a "wet" issue, and I-'. II. Lnguardia, president of the board of aldermen, were running a neek-nnd-neek race for second place, \rt/£wtAA>VW\>WWWV\iIrtAAiWWWWUVAaAjWV/WWWVWWIrtAjWWUVIft/XiWVUIAAA/Wtrt/WW witli William II. Bennett, former state senntor, a poor fourth. The vote, with 0112 out of 2,733 elec­ tion districts missing was: Curran, 05,324; Bennett, 2 000; Haskell, 20,­ 785; Lnguardia, 23,880. The other principal coalition nomi­ nees, Charles C. Lockwood for comp­ troller, ami Cinccnt Gilroy, independ­ = — - — = — ---- ----------ent democrat, led their opponents by overwhelming pluralities. Mayor John F. llylan and Comp­ troller Charles F. Crnlg, were renomi­ nated without opposition in the demo­ cratic primaries. Murray Hulbert re­ ceived the democratic nomination for president of the board of aldermen without a content. ForFall 1921 Returns from about ono-third of the election districts in Manhattan indicated thnt James J. Hines, nntiTamnutny candidate for borough president, would be defeated by JuliuH Miller, the democratic organiza tion’s choice, by nhout two to one. cA Fashion ‘Review, showing the first authentic styles in A midnight attempt by a band of Ladies’ Wearing Apparel and cMillincry for the Coming Season urmed men in three taxicuhs to seize the Ixillot boxes in the Socond elec­ tion district. Twelfth assembly dis­ Entertainment Eight b e a u tifu l L ire Models trict, Charles F. Murphy’s bailwiekwnH frustrated after a fusilado of • > shots hnd been fired. The raiders, apparently disappoint­ ed at their failure, then drove to tho Anawanda dub in Second avenue, a It rt7f. .... CT>-1___» * " Where Style ‘Reigns political organization ,nnd broke tho windiws with bullets. No one was shot nlthough the police reported several men in the club bail been cut by | eMusic by Orchestra splintered glass. cHefre$hments Don’t Make any Engagement for Wednesday Night because C. A . W H ID D O N Post cards—loeni views—lc.eadi Work hns been started on tho new tho Herald offlco. Masonic Temple at Scbring. Fertilizer Materials You are Cordially Iwvited to cAttend our (fraud Fashion Show at the ^Princess Theatre, Wednesday September 14th, at 8 o’clock Baumel’s Specialty Shop Sanford, Florida Another obstacle in tho way |of pence ife tho fact that the milk of hu­ man kindnes won’t sntisfy n thirst for the cream of foreign trade.—Muhice Star. ■l i EVERYTH IN G FREE ’ ' • * * * * * * •* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * , * * ( __ Castor Pomace ■ Hardwood Ashes % • Ground Tobacco Stems KAINIT—SHEJDP M A N U R E GOAT MANURE And Other Materials Our Prices Will Save You Money Chase & Co. (’HONE 536 +++4 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++w H'++ �FAOB TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921 lcc, officiating, using tho ring cere­ mony. The church wns beautifully decor­ ated with bamboo nnd potted plants, the chancel being banked with green­ ery with whito nt tho bnck ground. A largo white nrch gracefully entwined with asparagus fern, from which was suspended a lnrge white wedding bell of white roses, with a single rose as a clapper, under which the bride nnd groom stood while the solemn words were spoken. On either side of tho nrch were pedestals of white entwined with fern nnd two of theso held silver cnndclnbrn with five lighted whito tapers. On tho alternating pedestals were white wicker bnskets filled with white roses. The bridal motif of green nnd white was prettily carried out in all tho details. A beautiful program of nuptial music in chnrgc of Dr. H. II. McCaslin, organist, assisted by Miss Hcrminin Lehman, voice, wns rendered preceding tho ceremony. Miss Leh­ man’s numbers were, “Because-" ami "O, Promise Me." Tho “Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin, wns used as a processional nnd McndolBsohn's “Wedding /March," ns n recessional. During the ceremony, “I Love You SERVICE :: PROGRESS STRENGTH Truly," wns softly played. 4% INTEREST PAID Little Misses Sara Maxwell nnd I ♦ . ,+.|..y.|..|.4444444444*44++4+,5” l” !,4 4 4 + 4 4 + 4 4 + 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + May Purdon, daintily dressed in white organdie frocks with white tulle bows in their hnir, and enrrying white home yesterday from Onytonn Reach, j wands, wore the heralds and entered where they have spent the past first, standing on either side of the month. chnncel stnirs. The ushers nnd bridesmaids enter­ MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, Mr. and Mrs, D. I*. Drummond, and ed next. Miss Florence Henry coming Phone 217-W Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herron motored to Winter Haven to the Glen St. Mary down the left side and Mr. Lee Peck SOCIAL CALENDAR Nursery, then to Tampa, to the Knull down the right, taking their plnces ! on either side of the chnncol. After FRIDAY—Mrs. D. P. Drummond will nursery, bringing back quantities of them came Miss Agnes Dumas down entcrtnin the members of the Mon-! beautiful plants, shrubbery, etc., for the right aisle, nnd Mr. Paul Dooley day Bridge Club at her homo on their lawns. down the left- they were followed by Mngnolia avenue, at 3:30 p. m. Allen Jones left yesterday for Miss May Thrnsher nnd Mr. Sherman Mothers Cluli will meet with Mrs. it. Moore, and Miss Seritn Lake and Mr. R. Dens, at her home on Park Ave. Gainesville, where he will finish his SATURDAY—The Children's Story studies at the University of Florida. Frank Purdon. The hridesmnids wore adorable frocks of green orgnndie Hour will be held nt the Central Mrs. Emma E. Johnson and two trimmed witli tiny ruffles, the waists Park nt fi o’clock. interesting children, Arthur J., and being made basque style. With thesu Miss Inez Wood, lias returned to htr Frances Alline, have returned home they wore becoming “old fashioned" home in Live Oak Fla., after spend­ from an extended visit to relatives hats of green organdie and white ribi linn woven crowns and streamers. ing a delightful visit with her sister, in Alabama and Georgia. They carried old fashioned round bouMrs. Webb, on Second street. j quets of pink roses and white asters STEED—CORRY. [ in lace (paper holders. The ushers had The many friends of Miss Sarah A wedding of much Interest to the . boutennnirs of Dorothy Perkins roses. Madre will be glad to heat that she many Sanford friends of the bride' Miss Ethel Henry, ns mnld of honis expected to arrive in Sanford this i elect, will be the marriage of Miss ! or, wns especially pretty in a green week nnd will tench music here agnin Alice Steed, of Kissimmee to Mr. Ed­ orgnndie costume; the skirt made this winter. mond Corry, of Quincy, which will I bouffant effect, and the waist with a take place in November. large cape collar. Her hnt wns also of MI«s Lillie Farnsworth is the guest Miss Sted has made many friends green orgnndie and white ribbons nnd of Mr, and Mrs. L. It. Phillips. She during her frequent visits with Miss I tied under tinchin with the ribbons. will go to Winter Garden the Inst of Mcrrie Frances Rail . I Her flowers were pink roses and white this week where she will teach this I asters in the Ince paper holder. winter. •ICNIC. I Immediately preceding the bride Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kirtly, Mr. ami , wns the cunning little flower girl, Mr .and Mrs. Jos. Hutchinson, Miss Mrs. Henry Wight, Mr. and Mrs. J. (I. Margaret Purdon, who looked like n Mell Whitncr, and S. O. Shiasholser, Rail, Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Holly, and ( little fairy, in her white organdie returned Tuesday from a fishing trip their guests, Mrs. Vincent, of Vero, ( dress with a Huffy tulle bow on her to Daytona Reach. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sharon, Misses curls, as she scattered rose petnls Miss Lena Kreig, of Tnmpn, was Adalnide Higgins, Snrn Wight and from a white wicker basket, in the registered nt the Montezuma yester­ Mary Frances Rail, Messrs. George path of the bride, who entered with McLaughlin, Hodson Rail, Dick her father, Mr. R. L. Peck. day. Rrown and Master Rillie Hall, are en­ - The bride wns a picture of girlish Miss Mary Zachary left Wednesday joying n picnic this afternoon at Stone loveliness in her wedding gown of J white taffeta, made with an over skirt for North Curolina, where she will Island. nnd side panels the waist fashioned teach home economics nt one of the BEAUTIFUL WEDDING AT in n draped effect with puffed sleeves, state vocational schools. PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCII. and worn with an exquisite picturu Miss Helen Terwilliger left today The Presbyterian church was the hat of whito taffeta. Her flowers for Detroit, Mich., where she will scene of an interesting wedding yes­ were n shower bouquet of brides ros­ tench at the Detroit University terday nfternoon, when Miss Helen es and valley lillies. school. Peck become the bride of Mr. Donald Immediately following the cereWhitcomb, the ceremony being sol­ money, an informal reception was held Mr. Felix Frank and mother, Mrs. emnized ut six o’clock, in the pres­ at the homo of the bride's parents, Sara Frank, and Mrs. S. I). Lazarus ence of a large number of friends of for the bridal party and relatives. and son, of Brooklyn, N. Y., returned the happy couple, Rev. E. D. BrownI.uter in the evening, thu bride nnd ELEGANT AND USEFUL 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 Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. Use High Grade Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. i The Seminole County l ... Bank..... SOCIETY 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 -K -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 + + 4 4 + 4 + 4 *+++•<• 4 4 + 4 -> + *4 4 ***4 **-X -4 *K -*4 *:-4 *4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 * + + + + + 4 4 4 * * 4 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 + + 4 * 4 4 4 4 . «■ * <>• ••• “I To If/p Mothers,Boys and (jirls « •» .... .... .... .... .... it Does This Interest You ? *r<• • • *J« (live us your business. We will save you money. School days are close at hand. We are .. .. .. .. .... better prepared than ever to fit thu boys and girls in Buster Brown Shoes; also in cheap­ .... .... er, but good shoes, at right prices. We have a nice Buster Brown School Tablet for every .... boy and girl wearing or buying our shoes. .. .... .... .... We are agents for Steel Fiber Suits for boys and High School boys .. .... (two pair pants) Knickerbocker Suits ........................................$12.00 . .< > .... ...» High School Boys* Suits, all sizes, (wonderful bargains) $16 to $25 .... .... .... We are special agents for Army Goods, Tents, Cots, Mattresses, Breeches, Shirts, Leg­ . >.. gings, Canvass and Leather; Trunks and Blankets, all nt remarkably low prices. Service .... and satisfaction guaranteed at— . >.» ..+ GASOLINE Crepe de chine hum chosen for mak­ ing tills handsome blouse for full. It Is In ii bright henna simile with stitcher.v In white nnd white crepe de clilii" facing the sleeves nnd neck opening. The collar may lie worn open, disclos­ ing the fine nnd a small, plain vestee of the white erepe. groom left for Daytona, going from there to Downs, III., where they will visit the groom’s grandparents. They will also visit relatives in Blooming­ ton, nnd Chicago, 111. Tho bride is traveling in n chic coat suit of blue trieotine trimmed with grey, with this is worn a grey georgette blouse nnd becoming hnt nnd necessaries to match. Mrs. Whitcomb is the only dnughtcr of Mr. anil Mrs. R. L. Peck, nnd num­ bers her friends by her acquaintances. Mr. Whitcomb is tho eldest son of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb, of Orlandor former residents of this city, nnd is well known and highly esteem­ ed. The numerous friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. Whitcomb ,nre wishing’ thorn much future happiness in their morringe. SECRETARY LEDBETTER IS IN CITY TODAY. W. T. Ledbetter, of Rome, Gn., is in tile city today calling on his many friends and telling tho world about Cloudlnnd Park, in* the mountains of North Georgia, close to Lookout Mountnin. Mr. Ledbetter hns just been made the secretary of tho Gcor- in State Chamber of Commerce, a most responsible position nnd one that calls for a real executive nnd n real booster, but Georgin recognizes ‘be renl stuiT in Mr. Ledbetter, nnd bis Florida friends know they have made no mistake. Mr. Ledbetter, with Ills brother, were former owners of the Putnam House in Pnlntka, going from there to their wonderful sum­ mer colony proposition at Cloudlnnd Pnrk, one of the finest of mountain resorts with beautiful springs, bnthing places- fishing, hotel nnd club bouses nnd many up to date hungnlows. Many Sanford people have lots at Cloudlnnd Park, and expect to build and make it their summer residence in the yenra to come. TRAMMELL IS CONFIDENT OF 1922 ELECTION. Senator Park Trammell, junior member in the United States senate from Florida, spent Tuesday in Tnm­ pn, not to tnlk politics, be said, but to renew old acquaintances In the ‘best pnrt of the state, in the best part of the country.” The senator will be in Florida while congress is taking its four weeks re­ cess, both for the purpose of getting some recreation, lie snys- nnd keep­ ing closely in touch with the needs of tho people of Florida. The senator came here Tuesday from Orlando, where Mrs. Trammell is visiting rela­ tives, and left in the afternoon for Lakeland where he will meet Cnpt. A. J. Angle, who is to accompany him to a trip on the east const where he will inspect his orange grove proper­ ties. “I nm gratified,’’ thu senntor said, while here, "to see the evidences of development and growth in Tnmpn. My family lived here for a good many years and I nm always pleased to have the opportunity to return.” Asked about conditions in Wash­ ington, the senntor snld thnt tho renublirnn party had failed in getting tho remedial legislation through thnt they promised and that unless they can mako a much better showing in the next few months, the democrats wilt be in n good position to carry the 1922 congressional election.—Tampa Timess. / 4 r e lowering the high cost of living by vre­ ducing the prices on oiir merchandise. ❖ ■> .... * Thrasher & Garner’s SANFORD, FLORIDA :: SANFORD, FLORIDA 4 •. u .... .... 4* ....* .... .... .... •... .. .. .... .... 2 cans Pineapple, while .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ... , 4< >44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444$ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A 4 4 ► ♦♦*4444H4^ Oi they lust, per can......... L. P. McCULLER U. S. Tires are Good Tires Frank Akers Tire Co. Ice Cold Chero Colk Free on Saturday i > 4444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44444444444444444444^.;.{.^^^ BIG EATERS GET KIDNEY TROUBLE Spccinl Tax School District No Seminole County, Florida, by 0 Swope, C. L. West nnd T. L. Liiii TAKE SALTS AT FIRST SIGN OF Trustees, nnd C. F. Hnrrison, C. BLADDER IRRITATION OR Dallas, nnd F. T. Willinm*. mta BACKACHE bers of-County Board of Public h struction of Seminole Countv. Fin idn, Tho Amorlcnn men nnd women must vs. gunrd constantly ngnlnst Kidney trou­ The State of Floridn, ex rel Geo. 1 ble, because we ent too much and all DeCottes, State Attorney for i Seventh Judicial Circuit of Floriii our food is rich. Our blood is filled with uric acid which tho kidneys CITATION strive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, become sluggish; the climi- To the Citizens and Tax Payers of nntivo tissues clog and tho result is said Special Tnx School District So. ’l, Seminole County, Florida; kidney trouble, bladder wenkness nnd < Whereas: A petition has liccn filed a general decline in health. in above styled Court by Spedd When your kidneys feel like lumps TaxthoSchool District No. .‘1, Seminoii of lend; your bnck hurts or the urlno County, Florida, setting forth the fact is cloudy, full of sediment, or you nro that an election has been called ar.j obliged to seek relief two or threo held in said Special Tax School Dis­ No. 3, on the 9th day of Aujui!, times during tho night; if you suffer trict 1921, to determine whether or hot with Bick headache or dizzy, nervous there should be issued by said Special spells, ncid stomach, or you have rheu­ Tax School District, bonds in the tun matism when tho wenther is bad, get of $20,000.00, to bear interest at the from your pharmacist about four rate of six per cent (0%) per annua, interest payable scmi-nnnaally, prin­ ounces of Jnd Salts; tako a table­ cipal to mature thirty years after tU spoonful in a glnss of water bdforo date of the bonds, nnd the said bor.li breakfast for n few days and your to he dated Julv 1st, 1921, the pro­ kidneys will ^ien act fine. This fa­ ceeds of tho snid bonds to lie used for mous suits is mude from tho acid of tho purpose of acquiring, buildinf, enlarging, furnishing or otherwise isgrnpes and lemon juico, combined with proving school buildings and school ........................ Idli lithia, and hns been used -for genera­ grounds and for the exclusive use cf tions to flush nnd stimulate clogged the public fiycc schools within sail ini Tnx School District No. J: kidneys; it neutralize the acids in the Spccinl that n canvnss of tho returns of sail urine so it no longer is a source of Ir­ election show primn facie thnt sail ritation, thuH ending bladder disor­ election wns in favor of the ismntt ders. of the snid bonds ns aforesaid by th Jnd Salts is inexpensive; cannot in­ snid district. Now, therefore, in pursuance to as jure, nmkes a delightful effervescent of the Court herein made and is lithin-wntcr bevernge, nnd belongs in order conformity with law NOTICE is here­ every home, beenuso nobody enn mako by given thnt the citizens and tai a mistake by hnving a good kidney pnyers of tho said Special Tax School District No. 3, Seminole County, Flor­ flushing nny time.—Adv. ida, nro by tho said order and by la* required to bo nnd appear before tb Honorable Circuit Court of the Sev­ PREMIUM SALAD enth Judicial Circuit, of Florida, <* the 30th dny of September, A. D. lwl, DRESSING nt ten o’clock in the morning, at IVL. I \ McCULLER Land, Volusia County, Florida, tho nnd there to show cause, if any thff have, why snid bonds should not w validated nnd confirmed. Small Size, Witness my hand and olficinl seal of office nt Sanford, Seminole Count/. for i-17-ntc Florida, this the 7th day of Septem­ ber, A. D. 1021.^ (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk, Circuit Court, Over 1,000 feet of permanent side­ Seventh Judicial Cir­ walk will be lai dnt once for the town cuit, Seminole Coun­ of Bradentown. ty, Florida. SCIIELLE MAINES, DRINK Attorney for Petitioners. Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-le­ For office supplies, stationery, «tc» per cent pure. Pho"e 31: come to tho Hqrnld office. LnfT 8,ze:...... •.. .. 45c Our Third SEPTEMBER MATINEE SALE Int'oduces the Following Freshly Arrived Goods 17-oz. Cooked Ox Tongue in glass....$1.50 2-lb. glass pure Airline Honey, glass....75c 6-oz. can Beaver Brand Lobster, can..40c 15%-oz. can good Pink Salmon, can.... 25c 4-oz. can of fine Fresh Mushrooms.... 35c 10V!>-oz. can of Gold Bar Spinach (this sale only) per can ............25c Welsh’s Grape, Peach, Strawberry, Raspberry and Fruitlades, glass..40c 14-lbs. Sugar for.............................. $L00 1 peck of Irish or Sweet Potatoes, pk...65c Fresh Carrots, Beets, Cabbage, Beans, Okra, Peas and other Vegetables Bananas, Grapes, Persimmons, Pears, Apples and other ------------------------------- F r u it s ------------------------------ 147-6tc We have Fresh Country Eggs L. P. McCULLER 147-6U Buy it with n Herald Wont Ad. In tho Circuit Court, Seventh Judicia! Circuit, Seminole County. Slat* of Florida. I. D. MARTIN “ The Popular M ark et” PHONE 113 WELAKA BU ILD IN G �THE SANFORD DAILY HER ALU, THURSDAY, SEI»TEMBER IB, 1921 PAGE THREE f A l tamonte Springs, O ne o f the I5eauty Spots o f Sem inole’s W onderla ind M. LTAMONTE SPRINGS has an at­ mosphere, and so have other plac­ es in Seminole County, but Alta­ monte’s atmosphere has the pecu­ liar quality of a Loclestone—it’s inhabitants may remove to other places in other climes, but they always return or have a very strong* desire to do so, and of course there is that—not very mysterious reason— A lta m o n te ’s beauty—for all humanity is drawn to beauty. Altam onte Springs is placed in such a fav­ orable location, that her man-made beauty, combined w ith the natural beauty, forms the Mta-M onle t h a t we know today. The Alta­ monte of G eo rg e Frost of Boston, pf Herman W estinghouse of the great Westing-house Electrical Company—who were among its founders—is not the Altamonte oft today. Founded as the home of rich men only, we now reach out for residents of humbler means also, as we realize that riches alone do not make a to w n livable. It stands to reason that the state was scoured by these wealthy men to Find their ideal before founding their town. Therefore Altamonte’s location is the pick of the state. Altamonte Springs has an altitude of 220 feet—thus getting pine filtered sea air from the Atlantic Ocean 20 miles to the East, and the Gulf of Mexico to the West, forming that wonderful ozone known as the “Atmosphere of Altamonte” and when combined with the odor of orange blossoms and jassamine in season, and this combination comes breezing into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is bound to give the ailing their health, and the healthy more health and joy of living. Altamonte Springs has in its territory hun­ dreds of acres of orange and grapefruit groves in h ig h state of cultivation, and has within her boundaries five beautiful lakes with clean, sandy shores, no marshy borders. LakeOrienta (upon which is located the “Al­ tamonte Hotel”, famous among tourists all J over the country for its wonderful cuisine and excellent management of its owners, George E. Bates & Son) is the largest of these lakes and is noted for its black bass fishing, which is jealously guarded by the owners of the land surrounding the lake, who welcome the true fisherman with sporting ideals. The “Altamonte Hotel” is located at the east end of this lake, upon a bluff overlooking the full length of its waters. Lake “Ade­ laide” is across a park to the rear of the hotel, and upon this lake is the “Altamonte Spring” of absolutely pure water. The paved highway from Jacksonville to Tampa and all South Florida passes through Altamonte. A day’s ride in an automobile may encompass two hundred miles in any di­ rection without leaving a fine paved road, making Altamonte an admirable location for automobilists, a fine large garage is under construction and will be open for business in a few weeks, two stores with filling stations are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a city at hand. Altamonte Springs is located on the Tampa and Jacksonville Division of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Western Union Telegraph office, Express and Third Class Postoffice, Electric Lights, beau­ tiful shady streets of large oaks, within 14 miles on brick highway of Sanford, and 9 miles on brick highway to Orlando. Winter Park, with Rollins College, is on the same road just five miles to the South. The hotel is the center of social life with card parties, dances, etc*., and Altamonte's winter residents and h o m e -fo lk s are of a su­ perior order and of a prosperous, enlightened class. Our surrounding country and neigh­ boring-towns of Longwood and Maitland are of the same order and are fine neighbors, and are only two miles away to the North and South. The practical side of Altamonte Springs is not to be slighted in this article, for, aside J from her fruit industry, Altamonte is noted as having 40 acres in covered conservatories devoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus Piumosis fern used by florists. This is ship­ ped in season mostly to the north, and the in­ dustry represents an investment of over a quarter of a million dollars and a payroll of hundreds of dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. Haines, ex-congressman from New York, heads the largest of these conservatories, The Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. Mr. B. L. Maltbie, of the Maltbie Chemical Works, of Newark, N. J., is one of Alta­ monte’s latest developers, and is planning a great future for us this winter. Altamonte has a Chamber of Commerce, whose Secretary, W. B. Ballard, is always glad to give information upon request. Alta­ monte Springs has just recently been incor­ porated and is officered by unsalaried men of progressive ideas, but within keeping with a low millage. George K. Bates and Son are men to whom Altamonte Springs owes much, as many com­ ing as their guests buy property here and stay as residents. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two and one-half miles through the pine woods to the Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Les­ ter Beeman has spent thousands of dollars to give a pleasure resort for the free use of the public, and one that is greatly appreciated. Mr. Beeman has a pretty little cottage at the Spring as have others from Sanford and Longwood. Altamonte Springs lias never been boomed or exploited, but is now on the verge of a growth that will not be sporadic, but steady and substantial. A peculiar circumstance is the fact that there is only one “Altamonte Springs” in thq world, and we are “IT”. Numbers of “Altamontes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only one “Altamonte Springs.” THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: ------ R A N F 0 R D Chase & Co. ( has. P. Henry, Commission Merchant Hill Hardware Co. Hill Lumber Co. iMeiseh Realty Co. Saniord Truck Growers . ’ Seminole County Bank Peoples Hank of Sanford National Bank ^ krhl Grocery Co., — Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridgc Commission Merchant Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery Bryan & Wheeler, Autos Edw. Higgins, Auto$. .1. E. Spurting, Real Estate Miller’s Bakery Thos. Emmett Wilson Kent Vulcanizing Works Standard Auto Top Co. A. Kanner, 9 General Merchandise R. E. Stevens, Physician Wilson & Toomer, Fertilizers Co. Realty Loan & Guar. C Automotive Supply Co. Speer & Son, Dry Goods J. N. Tolar, Physician John Russell, Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F.P. Riiies, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratlilf, Printers, Office Supplies George A. DeCottes, Allorney-ut-Lnw O V I E D O O. P. Swope Land Co. C. L. West, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. General Merchandise C. T. McCulley, Garage E. A. Farnell, Groceries iturhers IT. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. Sanford Farmers Exchange Attorney-at-Law —— C I I U L U O T A----Florida Cuba Cigar Co. Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. Cigar Manufacturers J. E. Syndcr, Dry Goods Commission Merchant W. A. Whitcomb, Perkins & Britt, ^ holl'.SitliTS Stanley & Rogers, Groceries Real Estate Haberdashers L. P. McCuller, Groceries H* ('. Marlowe I). I). Daniel, Groceries Brown’s Meat Market H. B. Lewis, Real Estaje Vent*lull !i* Itrokcr John T. Brady, Jeweler I. D. Martin, Cluiluota Company, Cowan’s Tin Shop the Hall Hardware Co. Geo. W. Knight, Groceries, Meats Wight Bros. Co., Autos Real Estate and Insurance -------L O N G W 0 O D------Haight & Magee Cates* Crate Co. Chero-Cola Bottling Co. John G. Leonardi Groceries, Feeds Automobiles E. W. Henck, Mayor Rcher Bros., Auto Painting Attorney-at-Law Merchant’s Grocery Co. : *('• ( oiler, Contractor C. W. Entzminger Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., Frank Lossing, Contractor Williams Millinery Store Mid-Way Garage 3 Shinholser, Contractor Crates West Side Grocery Virginia-C Carolina Chem. Co Overstreet & Payne, Lee Bros., Plumbing Southern Utilities Co. Fertilizers Groceries S. Benjamin, D. L. Thrasher, *r a O’Neill ’ ■1' ( Real Estate,, , » ¥ * Shop Sd c S “ „ndi8o Clothing, Shoes *Longwood /V’ U CIU’ Hotel adies’ Wear cane i',!1-aer, Groceries : ql^Void P ^ n t & Wall Pa- A. Raffeld, Ladies A. J. Lossing, ■e«rKl, Pox, Cold Storage S Stevens, Ms Cn . «H. . R. IV. O IC 1 U . S , Mayor quick Service Transfer ALTAMONTE Sanford Barber Shop W ater.’ Kandv Kitchen C. M. Hand, Sheriff Geo. E. Bates & Son, * V Jt e y 'W a lk e r c °J. K. SMITH, Prop, Sanford Battery Battery Service ServiceCo. Co. "• DuBose, Real Estate Altamonte Hotel V IJ. & 0 rv \ * Sanford ivfriniiinA Fnnnr rank Akers ---------G E N E V A . 1, tor Co., Autos C om WH Mnehine & FounI r A. H. Fuller & Son. ;1; :V Moblcy*s Drug Store Sanford Machine * oun & pry Groceries hliw H iin, * Logan Merc. Co. D. B. McIntosh, V NGeneral Merchandise Clyde st S T ™ ? Rav Bras., Battery Service Sanford Steam Laundry m : ..m Fargo, Lumber Co. Sf* y C. F . Harrison, Gen. Mdse. fhc Yowell Co., Dept. Store S i ^ s S ? S t o r o « Grown Paper Co. ■ 'T S . Curlett, MONROES— Coca-Cola Bottling Co. L S; Pr!<*. Contractor Sanford Dry Goods Co. Hill ImnlemiMit c 0r n Garter Lumber Co.*. Bell Bros., Growers; Ship'rtf Y J: W. Flynt, Gen. Mdse. H, McLaulin, Jeweler W . Sl,P- Co. M. Fleischer, Bower & Roumillat, Drugs Wakefield Preserving Co. E. A. Osteen, Grocer W d’s Purity Water Commission Merchant i ff5aeni* . I'. .1. Miller & Son Hadgss McMullen, �I THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921 PAG E POUR to put this city on the map than any SANFORD DAILY HERALDothor <mo thing. They deserve this n i U i M «T*rjr ifto iH M n M | t h i i i f a t TW XaiaU special mention. THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. As we understand it, the employes the railroads in considering their strike ballot, that is evidently being voted at this time, are asking for the employment of enough men to bundle the jobs without working tho em­ ployes from 10 to 1(1 hours and wear­ ing many of them out. They are more than willing to work their stipu­ lated eight hours' but feel that it is an Injustice to them to put on tho extra hours and let a legion of other men stand about in idleness. The strike will undoubtedly come in n short time, In the belief of the Star, and folks might just ns well get ready for it.—Lakeland Star. FACTS AND FIGURES ON THE FREIGHT RATES Representative merchants and The followingi article | is written growers of this and other sections after long nnd due consideration. A met Tuesdny night in Orlando in re­ careful study has been made of con­ _______________ f w u i o m ____________;__ sponse to n call issued by tho Ship- ditions and the editor has talked to by-Wnter Committee of tho Sanford many railroad men, including tho ft. J. HOLLY ________ 1------ Editor Chamber of Commerce to form a per­ heads of various unions and tho ordi­ I. IILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer manent organization the objects of nary laborer on the roads; A. NBBL___ __Central Manager which would be to formulate plans for Tho railroad working man has been ROBERT HOLLY, tho utilization of our natural water­ cussed because of the wages ho drew, OIBCULATION KANAOIB ways. These pinna would embrace because freight rates are high nnd Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. the education of shippers and grow­ because of passenger rates. It seems ■M rw tldM B .U . M .d. » k >w i — ApplUattw ers to the benefits which would ac­ to bo the general conception of opin­ fa ta a rtflU a Frio* la ABftM* crue to them by the use of water in ion that the^laboror Is entirely to Om Toar ...........................................tJJJ receiving nnd shipping their commodi­ blnme. The editor concedes tho fact D*llr»r»l la City h j OarrUt * A ties. O— T w i ................................................. i» o w n that about half of what is the matter The contention haB always been with present high pricts is due to the I ? «n »n >O ailM U # c K a w * a ^ that there was a direct saving in both time nnd amounts paid for freight as cost of transportation between the ta r yaar, alw ayi la adramoa._________________ between rail nnd water, and this con­ manufacturing point nnd the point of ---------- o---------Member of The Aeooclated PreM tention wns again verifiod by the consumption. But the editor claims CHEAPER MONEY facts brought out by different speak­ thnt it Is the owners of the roads and not the employes thnt nrc holding up ers during the meeting. One of the most inspiring condi­ S, .1. Sligh submitted some very in­ the American putdlc nnd cnuslng n And just in pusslng, we wish to tions of the present financial stringen­ teresting figures showing tho losses general business stagnation. cy is, according to Dun’s Review, an to shippers during the past season on After the outbreak of the war tho nay it nguin: Ship by water. casing up of the money market. Tho neenunt of excessive freight rates. rail heads said passenger and freight ---------- o - - — price of money in New York fell to 6 No. Pauline, Sanford will not have to 6(6 per cent tho last of the week, Fgures submitted by Mr. Sligh rates would have to go up so that an auto camp unless it is n regulated for short time loans, and 6 3-4 to 0 showed that Orange County>hnd lost they could meet the increase in wages two and one-half million dollars due thnt wan demnndod and the increased comp in every particular. per cent for longer time loans,—De- to these excessive froight rntos. Fig­ costs of new mnehinory, repairs, etc. ----------o----------Land News. ures on 20,010 enrs of citruB fruits and The main cry wnB wages. Tho Amer­ The next 1% thing is tho "World’s Serious." Sanford is not n contender SETTLING THE CAMP QUESTION vegetables shipped from thnt section, ican public stood tho knife nnd tho using Haines City ns a rate base, dis­ rail hends got tremendous increases. , • ■ *1, *f* • for the pennant this season. closed the fact thnt thQ excess rntes They passed a very small percentage -------------- o-------------- - . Orlando and Orange county will paid on these shipments were $13,- of this on to their men. The war pass­ All reports from tho north indicate have the greatest winter season in If the pre-war rate had : ed, prices comntenccd to come down a colt! winter, and thousands of peo­ history. The people are coming South ,000,401,80. jn effect during this period the on all commodities, hut the rail hends ple coming fo Florida. Are we ready in droves. Seven autos in n bunch totnl frdght paU, woul(| hnvo beon yoHed, “we are losing money; wo can­ for them? hearing Ohio pennants and tags were $7o22,0G7.G0, or in other words the not cut transportation costs." Afraid scon on the Dixie Highway Sunday, additional rate meant a monetary loss to nttempt to raise rates, they applied Keep boosting for tho golf links, This gives rise to the question to the shippers from these points of to tho Ralway Labor Board for per­ the country club, tho now tourist ho­ quarters for the campers. Orlando J ?0,444,334.20. The shippers of Winter mission to cut snlnrics. They were tel. We need nil of these if we are to will no doubt fall in line with the nc* j Qardon section were forced to bear n granted n henrng nnd n howl went up have the city of our dreams. tion suggested by the State Commerof $3(210,364.00. Tho Hastings from their employes. At this time clal Secretaries’ association thnt a 1KOCtion $264 604.00. the editor tnlked to mnny lending rail­ We suppose people wilt stop drink­ site he provided, etc. If Orlando gives The K“ow|.rs arul shippers of Saning Arbuckle’s eolTeo now until Fat­ the campers a decent place to live, forc] may be interested to know that way workers. He asked all of them ty's money has cleared himself of tho with sanitary conveniences, water nnd fjKim.„ compiled for the period from this question: "What are you workers with uniforms are to appear in Ited light, fixes a time limit, und charges November 10th, 1920 to April 0th, going to do if the labor honrd grants a small fee to cover cost, there should 1921, showed a loss for that period of this slash in wages?" The answer ----------o---------Sanford needs one thousand houses be general satisfaction all around. $766,360.00 which was considerably, nenrly always was a citation of to take care of the people who are The main thing Ih to protect the augmented by shipments subsequent figures showing just how small a percentage of the increases wns pass­ here now ami those who are coming. health of a city, keep the main high­ to thnt period. ed qn to the workers. But In every ways clean nnd clear, and gain re­ if/v have lost many fine citizens iatel> Mr. Sligh stated thnt Orange and single instance these men snid they spect by charging n fee for that which by being deficient in houses. Sanford Seminole counties shipped 26 per cent wore ready nnd willing to stnnd a cut would gain in population if sufficient is not given away to permanent real-' f all citrus and vegetable movements in their wages provided the rail dents who pay taxes nnd work daily out of Kloridn, and the totnl loss to new homes could be built now. for the future welfare of the c ity ,- these- counties was $2,607,390.42. He heads would puss this cut on to the further state*! that tho Traffic League American people, by giving them low­ Another Thursday afternoon olf. Orlundo Sentinel. Well, it will soon be over. We can of Orlando, of which he wns presi­ er freight nnd passenger rates. GAGGED AND HOUND. The Railway Labor Board met and only hope that next summer they will dent, had, in conjunction with similar heard the rail hends nnd granted 1organizations nnd organizations of not take every week off. The old say­ Just because a person is doing busgrowers, repeatedly nppenred bcfqro them a reduction in the wages they ing, you know, that all work nnd no inoss in a town that isn’t classed as a , the Interstate Commerce Commission were paying, hut the owners have not play makes Jack a dull boy, if true, large city shouldn’t hinder him from , in mi ehdenvor to ameliorate these missed this reduction on to the people. means that Jack in our town, must lie running his business on a mctmpoliconditions, but without results. It wns ■ The employes nrc now nrguing the n most intelligent person. tan bnsis. jnlsn Mr. Sligh's belief thnt the Atian- j question of n strike. Hud tills reduc­ Your big city competitor and the tic Coast Lino nnd Seaboard railroads! tion been given to the farmers in tho Fall is on the way. It is difficult to believe it ,hnt all signs point thnt moil order houses are spending 5 to Jreceiving u Twenty Million Dollar , way of reduced freight rates for their way. The fall openings are here, the 10 per cent, for business publicity revenue from the state of Florida farm products to the markets, ye leaves are beginning to turn, the while you try to get along with one- could not be losing much money or editor does not believe a single word of protest would have gone up from mornings and evenings are getting tenth this amount or none at all. The this business, In conclusion he recommended that the men. cooler, the children will soon be thing thnt 1ms you gagged and bound It is very probable thnt the ronils startihg to school. All signs point is the hard-shelled idea thut ndvor-jin order to secure immediate relief to a most prosperous winter season. Using may he good for them but not the merchants nnd growers avoll will ngnin soon ask another reduc­ thenulelves of water transportation tion in wages. Will they pnss this on Start that campaign of advertising for yourself. where practicable ami which would in- to the people? Not unless they are The thing that obstructs your comnow, nnd get yours. morclnl vision is the little old stlnkin’ 8lirc thtm> mort* efficient service and absolutely compelled to do so. ------ -— o---------dollar that you are afraid to turn cheaper rntes. During the war nnd while the rail­ Fortunes and business superiority was Followed by F. L. roads were under government super­ were never established on such a loose in payment for space. You w ork' ‘^ r‘ dwarfed conservatism and the quicker on the scared-to-death policy thnt you Skol,y* "f Orlando, who quoted the vision the records show that locomo­ found out the better. You'll thank us would rather have the one dollar th an 1,liffercntlnl8 ,avorinK wnt0r <m citnis tives were repnired in various privnteiy owned shopH over the coun­ Inter if you will lay aside the old to invest it in what you call a sus- jfruit8 nml ,ldviBea thnt »h*PP«r» moss-covered, antiquated ideas you pieious operation and get hack three1f ltn,» Fruits could save 68c per bor try at n cost considerably higher than ’/ 8/ lp? "* V“ ^>e Clyde Line from the work could hnvc been done for in may hnvo entertained in the pant times the amount in additional p ro f-'1 Sanford to New \o rk . its. about Newspaper Advertising and J. W, Hart, secretary of the Pa- their own shops. The workers claim ■--------- o---------brighten up your entire business ex­ Intka Chamber of Commerce advised this wns done because the rail heads istence by the 3 per cent, route.— EIGHT REASONS FOR NEWSPA­ the meeting that past experiences had own these shops nnd they wore goug­ PER ADVERTISING Pep Magazine. proven the efficacy of water compe­ ing the government. The evidence tition in deflating rail rates when geii- ’nnd prominent statesmen to also be­ Newspaper rending is a universal One of the Herald carrier hoys .i.n.. u 11. , , orally used for this purpose. He also lieve this accusation. « . *u u* While the wnges of the average has $80 In the savings department of daily . habit newspaper . . ,lnv . advertising , , ,, n*.vised that» Hn‘PPCr" shippers cont.. nue to ttherefore h e r e f o r e reaches reachi>H each «»«u-h .lay vM m v 11 virtually tnut, conl," u« U’ railroad worker nre higher than a local hank after working nine all who buy. , ro“‘c WKtorl n!tor , the/ had those of othor laborers, the fact must months. lie makes about $6 or $7 i m gained the much desired Newspaper advertising is the life, , . , , , . reduction. . . . . . It per week, and pays for his clothes, 1.. , , ,, , , . , would he extremely unfair, stated Mr. lie taken into consideration that it of because it touches „ , to , . . .. com- costs the railrond man more to live. ami then mnnuges to put this much Iblood . ..local trade Ialli, consumer sources ,in every com- Hart, . . expect the .steamship .. ' aside. We say this hoy has a future, i / , panics to increase their fae lit es Tnke for instance the railroad man munity. It gives the national ndver. , , ,, ,, same opportunity . .. for . com- merely of affording, in High Springs with a family. He and we we might also add that he is tiscr„ the , ' fo. r’the ,, !purpose , tempornr y relief in an emergency of must necessarily maintnin a home in one of the host carriers on the list. consumer appeal in any locality, this kinti 1 High Springs for his fnmlly. Say his If this little fellow can save his mon­ plete Newspaper advertising cuts selling i ey, some of the big fellows can do the costa because it entails no wnste in lo, -r . .. „ .. run is from High Springs to IuikoTrnlfic and Transportation CommitIand. He must maintain rooms and same. Get tho thrift hnbit. cnlity circulation. Manufacturers use , „ it to cover markets where it is profit- tce " f ,Snnfo^ Cha," bur of Clom‘ an eating place in Lakeland. This is aide tr> do bim lni>HH merce cited specific instances where an added cost that the average work­ That fashion show at the Princess able to do business. exeessive freight rntes had been re­ er does not have tn stand. The editor Theatre is one of tho straws that Newspaper advertising insures sponsible for loss on shipments which was like many others for n loffg time. shows which way the wind is blowing quick, thorough and economical dealer would have shown a profit had pre- He thought the railroad worker was and dealer in Sanford. It hIio w s thnt at least distribution ......... . „good. will, lie- war rates still been effective. J, G. the man that wns holding the people are willing witling to sell proretailers arc Sanford Is awakening to her oppor­ cause ... , , Hall, of Sanford, speaking from the up, but he has been convinced other­ , . , . , . tunities. This should lie the trading ducts advertised direct to their own . , . . , customers standpoint of a merchant advised that wise. He now believes thnt it is the center of Florida, and our people practically 96 per cent of his business ruil heads thnt nro doing the holding Newspaper advertising enables should not he forced to trade In other loi tell toll who™ tholr pro- wn" vlu “ l"1.0 “ “’T * 1'1", Co' up and American sentiment must turn cities. Such efforts as expended Inst taanufacturcr. ...... ..........,______ 1 and thnt the service had always been ngninst the Mg man- nnd not his night by a Sanford firm will do more ducts may be bought. efficient and the consequent saving in worker.—Gainesville News. Newspaper advertising cun ho sturt. . . .. . J , * , . '7 , freight wns considerable, ed or stopped overnight, can be lire„ . , , . .. . , . . . , ' . J, Representative of a freight truck pared between days to meet Huddvn .. LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH , , . and. .to obtain . . i I. mined ate . ^!'»*-• operating between Sanford developments . . . . and . Steamed Blueberry .. Orlando uHsured the meeting that tho results. concern he represented would ho will­ Forenoon and Afternoon Tides at Pudding Newspaper advertising enables ing to establish n freight truck line About 8nme Hour nnd Minute manufacturers tm cheek advertising . , . , . , . . _ , , 2 cups flour; 4 teaspoons bak­ ... , . , , * * between interior points nnd Sanford Sopt. 15 .................................... 12:48 results mid costs in every market ing powder; Vi teaspoon snlt; 2 providing sufficient business could bo Sept. 10 ........ 1:30 which they enter, tablespoons butter; 1 cup milk. guaranteed to make its operation Sept. 17 ............................. - ..... 2:09 Nuwspnper advertising costs less Mix and sift dry Ingrcdlenta; ‘ ..... 7 T profitable. Sopt. 18 2:44 than any other kind.—St, Augustine T. . work in butter with tips of fin­ The entire meeting was devoid of Sept. 19 ................. 3:18 Record. gers. Add milk and 1 cup Ray­ _______________ the usual hurrah enthusiasm and the Sopt. 20 ................. 3:62 mond Blueberries rolled In flour. “ earnest inflection in the voices of tho Sept. 21 ............. ...........- .....«... 4-:29 Turn into but|ered mold nnd British interests are planning an HpeakcrH showed that they were in Sept. 22 *.................................. 5:08 steam 1 */* bourn. Serve with air mail route from Pernambuco to dead earnest that the new organizn- Sopt. 23 .................................J.. 6:59 creamy sauce. Buenos Aires, 2,000 miles apart, with tion should not only be nggressivo, Sept. 24 ................ ...7............Hr:, 6:69 ten stops between those cities. but efficient and permanent. Sept. 25 ............... 8:08 Sept, 20 ............ 9:18 Bismuth wire, used for a number "Pay your bills by check; It’s aaf- Sept. 27 .................................... 10:11 WBLAKA b l o c k o scientific purposes and heretofore er "—Bank advertisement. It Isn't al- Sept. 28 .................................... 11:26 imported, now la being made In tho ways safer for the man who gets the Sept. 29 .................................... 11:66 l'honea 497-404 United Statea by a new process. check. Sopt. 30 ..... 12:49 ------ o------ Deane Turner Report of Condition of the ------ o ------ o------ s THE RAILROAD SITUATION— * WHO IS TO BLAME? --------------- I * ------ o------- First National Bank ' SANFORD, FLORIDA nt the close of business, September 6 th, condensed from th report to the Comptroller e ASSETS Loans and D iscounts............................................. $ 804,039 7i U . s . Bonds ................................................................... 229 912 no Other Stocks and B o n d s....................................... 145 40b’X Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures.......... u’o7 q'u Other Real E s ta te .............................................. 11 nai'SS Cash and Due from B a n k s.................................. 12 4 ,579$ Total................................................................ $1,323,537.7$ LIABILITIES Capital and Surplus.............................................. $ 100 oonna ^ d iv id e d Profits ..................................................* w S 8 g Circulation ........................................ 49 40006 Due Federal Reserve B an k..................................... 135*00006 Rediscounts ;............J...................................... ' DEPOSITS .............................................................."1,014,494 14 Total..... ............... -.......... ...............................$1,323,537.76 PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You (fan Find the Name 8f Every Live Pro* fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAWYERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD -:-:- FLORIDA BATTERIES FLORID Sanford Constructs CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER! Planes nnd Specification!) ChttrL Furnished Battery Troubles to Us All Work Guaranteed W* Bp*cl»lU« on Z lM trla tl Work and can ti*a jou dapandabla mttIoo.. H. T. PACE P. 0. B01 BRIKO TOUR W S ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS TOR OVXHKAULIHO TOUR OAR Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contracto Sketches and Estimates Free; Company building too large nnd none too t Phone 169 L. A. Renaud, Prop. HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Weiland GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane ----- ALL WORK GUAUANTI Wilson & Shorey Pino and Garland Sts., Orlando, PURE WATER Elder Springs Water 90.98% PURR Phone 311-W Sanford. LORD’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dally Service Ph«M1 SANFORD NOVEL WORKS Real Estate nnd Insurance V. C; COLLER, Prop. Phone 95 Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD General Shop and Mil Work CONTRACTOR and IHJILD FLORIDA 517 Commercial Street ..Employment Bureau.. Sanford. D TRANSFER Tho vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER T H E GOODS’ requests all young women desiring Quick Service Transfer employment to register nt the First Storage Facilities National Bank. If we pleaae you, tell others; AGNES G. BERN Ell, Chairman tell ua. Phone 498 Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. HOTELS Hotel M ontezum a OPT. D. “Sanford’s'New Hotfll” $1.60 Up Per Day OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St, Sanford, Fla. WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS 0. 0 . WILBOH. 0» ner SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND • REASONABLE PRICES W lik t Broth.r> u t |i Bulldln« CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED and cleaned at your home or wo will call for and deliver, Hamilton Beach Electric WaaherB used.—Sanford Steam Presaer^317 1st St. Phone 660 GILLON& ' FRY ELECTRICAL ' Contractors Phono 441 111 Par* Ave. �% PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921 Mention of litters In BH®' pwional Home of Inter*"* In and A bout S The City # Summary of tbo Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers CLYDE LINE EXCURSIONISTS SEEING FLORIDA Following Our Ideas of not handling’clothes that cost you something extra for the name, we have, in addition to the famous # H * j Thero nro more of thorn coming on The Clyde Line summer excursions those summer trips on the Clyde Line to Florida are proving more popular than over this season. These excur­ If you don't get your paper prompt- ] sions were put on before tho war nnd ly, let the Herald office know it. were Just beginning to tnke tho pub­ * For Florida: Fair tonight lic eyu when the war came on and FOR THE CONSERVATIVE MAN W. T. Ledbetter, of Rome, On., and knocked all excursions Into a cocked # ami FridayCloudlnnd Park, is In the city today hat. This is tho first summer they « on business and pleasure, have resumed nnd if the Idg crowds * * * * that come to Sanford three times a Con\pany D, minstrels will hold the week are to be considered, it would A. S. Perry> la in Jackksonvilte, on boards next nt the Princess theatre- seem that all tho folks in the north* business. and promises some good talent and enst, are coming to Floridn in tho A card will bring us. to seo you.— some new stuntB. summer time. It is certain that these Sanford Mattress Co. 148-7tp excursions nre of greater value to Campbell-Lossing Post American Florid^ from an advertising t point Have your watched anil jowolry re­ Legion, are already making plans for than the excursions in the winter. FOR YOUNG MEN paired nt McLaulin’s. Two first class putting on one of the biggeHt celebra­ Everyone knows that Floridn has the • — Prompt service. tions here on Armistice Day that the finest climate in the world in the watch makers. service 140-tfc city hns ever witnessed. winter, but few know that tho snrnc holds true of the summer climate, M. C. Jonnson, of Tampa, was in H. R. Stevens, president of tho San­ and they can only gain this knowl­ the city yesterday transacting busi­ ford Rotary Club, and W. M. Haynes, edge by coming down here in the mid­ secretary, left last night for Jack­ dle of the summer Benson as they ness. , i sonville, where they will attend the nre now doing on the Clyde Line. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Iteed, of Ge­ district '-Meeting for presidents and Among the big crowds of summer neva, were in the city yesterday on a secretaries of Rotary. e trippers coming here this week were chopping expedition. Mr. Reed nr a party of people who brought their his father are clearing up a Inrgo ATTENTION KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. automobiles with ^hem for purpose tract of vegetable land on Lake Jcstip of seeing Sanford, Orlando, and De­ and getting ready for farming on a In plnce of rehearsal called for Lnnd, and while it might seem rather large scale. Thursdny evening, September 1C, nt extravagant on their part, to ship 7:110, n spcclnl conclave of Taylor their autos down from New York, for Send your old mattress to Bradley Commnndery U. D. is hereby called. this short trip, they were well satisfactory. Make them like now, for The illustrious order of the Red Cros» lied with the returns when they hnd j $5.00. 50 lb. new cotton mattress only is to be conferred and every officer driven around Sanford, Orlnmlo nnd $8.00. Guaranteed. COO W. South t nnd member of the commnndery is DeLnnd, and taken the autos on the Sj., Orlando, Flu. l22-20tc expected to nttend. All Sir Knights boat again at DeLnnd Junction. These with uniforms are to appear in Red excursionists are for the most part Our weather man seems to have de­ Cross uniform. Every Knight Temp­ busy business men who want to see serted us or gone on a vacation or lar in Sanford is invited and expected Florida but cannot get nwny from been raptured by the Ku Klux or to attend and witness the conferring business in the winter time, nnd they something. We have not had his re­ Classified advertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad tnken for less thar of this order for the first time in are boosters for Floridn from this port in several days now, and we nro 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash H. E. TOLAR, time forward, and they nre looking FAT ACTOR HAS MURDER AND pining away. Harry up, old fellow, Sanford. must accompany all orders. Count five wards to a line and remit ac­ Eminent Commander. to the time when they can leave busi­ ALSO MANSLAUGHTER and give us some cooler nows. cordingly. TO FACE. ness nnd come down here to either ATTENTION, FOOTBALL .MEN! remain for the winter or become resi­ FOR SALE — 50,000 Cauliflower itefim-d couple desiring two very FOR SALE SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.—Tho dents all the year round. Mr. Cnlder plants at $3.50 per 1,000.—W. B. nice, unfurnished communicating All High School students wanting and several other autos assisted in way was clear today for a speedy FOR SALE—Rose No. 1 seed, Irish Hickson, Celery Avc. 148,-dtp room, dose in with bath, cl ecYrlc to play football this year, please ho at taking the sight seers ' around and trial of Roscoc ((Fatty) Arbuckle, potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. FOR SALE—2 lots, a choice locution, lights and city water, suitable ’-fof the High School Monday, Sept. 10th, the entire party was treated to fine motion picture comedian, on one of Brumlcy. 131-tfc light housekeeping. Write G. B. S., corner 13th St., ami Magnolia nve., at f>:00 p. m. two charges which hold that he is re­ ice cream by Newberry’s drug store. FOR SALE—1021 Model Ford Sedan facing East and facing city park. care Herald office. 148-2tp. sponsible The following were in the party: ............ . for tho death of Miss Vir ■ at $550. This is a bargain. See us Seweage, lights, water nnd gas. Must NOTICE! ginia Rnppc, motion picture actress, at once _ j , & 0 Motor Co> 144.tfc increase in’ value.—A. P. Connelly, Miss Jean E. Macbeth, Brooklyn, Two carloads of Columbus, Ohio, N. Y.; Mrs. and Mr. Ryan, Brooklyn, after she hud been subjjected to a n ------------------------------------------------ agent. 148-ltc folks passeil through here yesterday, All enrs must hnve rear lights. Also N. Y.;Mrs. Anna Ilittes, Jersey City; alleged attack In ids rooms in the St. bOR SALE Medium slzo safe. Apgoing to southern points. They were the 20-miles per hour will be moro FOR SALE—0 acres orange grove, I p,y 102 Snnfor<1 Avo., nntl Fourth Henry R. Meyer and wife, New York, Frnncis hotel. in autos and had all their cumping rigidly enforced hereafter. 280 bearing trees, located on hard The first chnrgcs is murder prefer^trcctl__________________ . N. Y.; F. K. Dunn and wife, New outfits. They were not camping’ out HARRISON, red Monday by Mrs. Bamhine Maude FOR SALE—Lexington, 1920 model, road. Owner selling nt unusual low York City; A. P. Benatre nnd wife, at night, hut were ready to enmp if 147-ltc Traffic Officer. Newark, N. J.; E. C. Fulton, Salis­ Dclmnnt, who said she was in an a d -1 $1250. Looks good nnd is in A-l price on account of had health.—E. F. they felt justified in doing so. Lane, "Tho Real Estate Man." bury, Md.; Miss Mary J. Uartslde, Joining room nt the time of tho a t- ' mechanical condition. Terms to suit 148-3tp TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ^ G. Motor Co. M l-tfc New York; Mrs. Mora Grocott, Fall tack. The other is for manslaughter, ym|. ROOFING, lied uml green slate sur­ returned by tho grand jjury Inst night1 FOR SALE—8-room house with nil COWS FOR SALE—Man from Talface, 11-ply $3.25 per square. Tiger The undersigned has sold his one- River, Mass.; Misses Grace and Alice which will become a formal charge1 modern convenience, excellent reInhnsHcc with car of fine Jersey hand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; hnlf interest in the firm of Haight & Thompson, New Britain, Conn.; Jos. cows, fresh and springers, nt A. C. L. when it is charged. 1 pair. Private water works, in desiri-piy, $2 Free delivery. Address Magee to George A. Weilntid nnd the N. Byers, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Miss I. M. stock pens, in Orlando. 148-3tp Thc coroner’s inquest, which startable location. Reanom*h!o terms. Ap­ 13t)-2(ltp1new firm of Herbert L. Haight and Metz, Jersey City, N. J.; C. F. Hop­ M. E. Ginn, flux- 391. George A. Weilund assume nil indebt­ kins, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Herman Ror- ed Monday, was continued today with ply to Owner, 619 \ \ . First Street. FOR RENT ing, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Gustav Bluni- Miss Zeh Provost and Alice Blake, | __________________________ 116-tfc T. 1). Lanier, the sage of Lokc edness and other liabilities. 0-8- 15p JAS. F. MAGEE. light house­ show girls, ns witnesses. They attestFOR SALE—IJuick Roadster at a 1 FOR RUNT—Several hardt, Maywood, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. county was in the city yesterday nnd keeping rooms. New and clean. 117 ed to the authorities ami to the grand ( bargain.—II. & O. Motor Co. 1 44-tfe this morning calling on friends and Julian A. Sohon, New York, N. Y.; Laurel. 144-tfc COMBINATION SALE Mr. nnd Mth. Alfred Seward, Allen­ jury that they were present at the [ FOR SALE-Strawberry plants, certransacting business. ‘Bat” has been FOR RENT -Desirable housekeeping tified by State I’lnnt Board, $3 per town, Pa.; Mi’s. J. O’Rouke, Wanna Lnbor Day party in the Sa. Francis on the sick list for some time, but is THIS WEEK rooms, every convenience. Box 117. hotel nt which Miss Kappa is alleged thousand f. o. b. Luko Mary. Farina recovering his health somewhat and T. O’Roukc, Newark, N. J.; Mrs. M. L. P. McCULLER 115-Gtp \a have received the injuries that reStrawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fin. say* that he is good for another hun­ J. Whnley, Miss M. J. Bnrtsch, New • 129-24tp FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms, fur­ dred years nr more or nt least until 15i ,0br8*.Sugar: ................$ 1 . 0 0 York; Mrs. W. A. Siller, Mrs. C. F. suited in her death four days Inter, j nished for light housekeeping. 318 Arbuckle received news of his in -1FOR SALE—Ono heavy duty twoprohibition comes in again. Jones, Pleasantville, N. Y.; Mrs. l-Ib. Mixed Tea, 0Q wheel trailer in good condition. In- Palmetto Avc. 149 Otp. dictment in the city prison today. He Chns, DcArdon, Virginia jDeArden, for .. .......... ...... — unmoved. quire nt Ford Gnrngc. 143-tfc said .......... nothing ami appeared Light ears were shipped on the New York; Mr. nnd Mrs. Isidore ....... WANTED Clyde Line yesterday to Sanford by Freidmnn, Mr. Metz Cohen, Patter­ Newspapermen who attempted to in- jpoR SALE—300,000 to 500,000 celery New York people, who run them out son, N. J.; Eugene Howard Costnln, tervlow him noted that his face was ( plants, about ready for the field, SALESMAN to cover locnl terrtory, Total. here, made a trip over Sanford, went 117-5tc New York; C. P. Hopkins, Brooklyn, more pallid than usual and that n** | Cnll on or phone H. II. Chappell, selling dealers. Guaranteed salary air of dejection seems to have settled , 147-4tp of $100.00 week for right man. Tho to Orlando, and then to DeLnnd land­ N. Y. ing, and put the car son the Clyde let to sa ka Ita Hi Id to Ho to n nhim. FOR SALE—1 form ennner nnd sev­ Richards Co., 200 Fifth Avo., New Muriana Bertola^ president of the l ine boat again and felt like they to TRAIN SCHEDULE eral dozen jars. Very reasonable. York, N. Y. to 147-Otp Women's Vigilance committee, said Address "E. H.” care Hernld. dh-tf bad seen something, and it was worth to The Sanford Dniiy nnd to iWANTED—Hemstitching and pecotSouthbound that she expected the committee at _______________________________ _ the effort. They did not mind the to Weekly Hernld stnnd for to ing, also ordeVs for nil kinds of Depart* Uh meeting today would adopt rcso- FOR SALE—Celery farm, 15 acres, pleating. 124 Palmetto Avc. 149-Otc Arrive extra money for shipping the cars to Snnford nnd Seminole coun­ 4|MJ to 2:86a.m . 2:46 a. m lotions pledging every possible n s-1 6 ncres tiled, 3 flowing wells. Big here nt all. They wore business men to ty iy just JUBI' “B ns «vlu"K,y Htrongly ns the to No 83 8:40 a. m. nistnneo to tho/ authorities in tho'house and barn on hnrd road. Price «f New York, who are too I'UBy to Ha American flag s 11 . to No. 27 LOST i$3,500. Good terms.—E. F. Lane, the 3:20 p. m. clearing un of the Arbuckle casts vet down here in the winter time and Ml the greatest nation on earth, to No. 89___ _ 2:55 p.m. "We lll-fttp LOST—Black pockotbook between 1st 7:45 p. m they thought that Florida hud the *? V will n m i have n t* t v> a •* committee ------------------ of wo-, **-*^ Estate Man, to No. 86_____ 7:30 p.m. X.-. street and 10th streets. Finder will best suminer climate in the world. to men nt the trial," Miss Bortola said. ;FOK SALE—8 hives of bees. In good please return to 919 Onk street and to to to to to to to to to .to North Floun I Tho grand jjury indictment came | condition. Seo A. E. Dobbins, 325 j receive leward. D epart* . 149-StC Arrive after two sessions, encli lasting many Service Sliou Shop. 133-Sut-Wcd-0t 2:03 a. m No. 82................... 1:48a.m. ! ~ acres uml, residence ..11:46 a. m. 12:05 p. m hours. At last night's session Ze- h,if'OR SALE—» “THERE’S NONE SO HOMELY No. 84 Provost nnd Alice Blake, show* girls, faci.ig I’.Uj . IL.rgain. Box 117. HUT LOVES A LOOK- * No. 80.......... 3:05 p. m. 3:25 p. m. testified and Grace Hnlston, a nurse, • 145-fltp ING GLASS 28 _10:00 p. m. No. who attended Miss Rnppo- wns closet-1------------------------------------------In other words, we nro nil vain un­ Trilby Branch ed with the Jury. | FOR SALE—New house, 4 rooms nnd til we turn up our toes. D ep a rt* Arrive Zeh Prcvost nsd Alice Blake were . bnth* Electric light and water. Close Glasses properly fitted add grace A N D 0:00 n. m. guests nt the party whore Miss Rnppo in* Good location. For full particulars •No. 100.......... nnd dignity to our appearance, instead 8:26 p. m Ih alleged to have suffered injuries , w'-'Ec "X * eara Herald. 147-41;). of detracting ns many who need •No. 24.......... 7:00 a.m. from which she died. The grand jury's LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC#No 158.......... 7:35 p. m. votlng of nn Indictment chnrging n ING—Tho builder muy still got tho glasses, fear, No. 22.......... n shrdlu etaoin shrdlu etaoin un unul Leesburg Brnnch Depart* I *L’MSor a^ cnso than murder will not (advantage of low building cost by SALES AND SERVICE Arrive [.make Arbuckle eligible for bail at j submitting schedules to us and getting TOM MOORE 157.......... 4:00 p. r \ ’No. service. We Carry The Parts once, the district attorney declared. dircct-from-mill-to-buildcr OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN .. 2:52 p.m. No. 21.. He will not be able to obtain tern- Our long leuf yuilow pine and Tidewa­ Office Opp P. O. Phone 192 •No. 101______ 6:30 p.m. | pornry liberty on bail until the mur­ ter cypress, manufactured in best mills 'No. 25.. . . . 2:00 p.m. der charge is disposed of, said the insures first qunlity at lowest pos­ Holloa of Application for Tai Dead Undtr Sec­ Oviedo Branch If the murder j sible cost consistent with good lumtion *71, Gancral BUtuUl, Lew* Depart* district attorney. Arrive of Floridn bor— Jess middlemen's heavy profit.— charge Ih withdrawn he will bo nblu _11:00 a. m. •No. 126 GULF LUMBER COMf’ANY, Perry, Solid* I* herxdiy given tliat K. II. Klllii'<*. |oirto obtnln his freedom nfter the henr­ of lux (VrOfldiO* No. I£!7. d ilc il *!i« Ctn| 8:40 p. m. •No. 127 _ Florida. 138-e.o.d-13tc rlmai-r ing on the manslaughter charge. ,lnv of Jnio* A. I). IHIU. tin* filed »nld I'rrtlfl* •Daily, except Sunday. In hif office, and Ima made R|»dlrnlloii for Zeh Provost, before the grand Jury FOR SALE—Second hand Underwood nili* inx deed lo Inane In acdirdnnce w ltli law. Maid LHXINGTON ........... j.............;..............$2095.00 cerllflcalo einlirnrva III!" following dracrll'i'd is ---said to have altered ...... night, — typewriter. In good condition. Ap- tiro|M*rtjr •I'-'iitd l In Seminole m tinly, Florida, Ecuador plans to reorganize on last she made to District At- pjy a t Herald. 149-tf-dh m o l t : life I. 7. X II. I I . I» nnd 17), Hun* brondur lines its agricultural school stntoments -• • 4 M - i - .—I _ thine H alfbta. Tti* M id land In-lint aaaeaaed at tome.v'Brady last Sntundny which«j______________— ■-----— —— I Imp date o f the loan to re of encli certificate In and experiment station, HUPMOBILE ..;.................................... $1685.00 caused a charge that witnesses had I ^ ^ “ Whito w ] ow ^nhy cnr t*-e im irr of J II,' ltryce. Unlem -aid re rl I fl­ ee le wt-nil Im redeemed am irdliiK to low lex deed Roller bearings have been invented been intimidated. Alice Blake, In hor | rin*u’ r’12 Avc. M9-3tp will l « n t there*,ii on the m ill day of (Mnt**r, A. for extension tables nnd for heavj statement, corroborate' Miss Pro- (FOR SALE—Now cottage, n little I). Ioil. W llnrta my official t li m lu l Y and eeal tld t furniture drawers. I.Vh day of Heplriulier, A. I>. mat. .vost's statements, it was said. | better than tho usual run. Two bed the(MKAl.t K. A. IHirtll.AMN. Miss Hnlston told of being present rooms, sleeping porch, well located, Clerk o irro lf cm irl. Seminole enm ity, Fla. Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Aw nt tho postmortem on tho body of Worth your investigating.—A. P. o-n-A lc H r: A. U. WF.KKH. It, C. Miss appe, which yus performed by Connelly. 149-4tc New Era Printery Ohio has mothered several Presi­ Dr. Win. Ophulo and Dr. E. R um -|F0R SALE OR RENT—P in ^ i l T ^ d G. Bassett Smith, Prop. dents, but this is the first time in his Sanford, Florida condition. Phono 103-J or uddress well, last week. COMMERCIAL AND 140-0tp tory she has provided a step-mother. P. O. Box 362. JOB PRINTING T*Y A DAILY HXKALD WAWT AD. : THE WEATHER MICHAELS-STERN LINE purchased one of the nicest lines of young men's suits that have ever been displayed in Sanford, that carry a guarantee as iron-clad as any make, and are priced on an average of $10.00 a suit less than others. This is the CAMPUS TOGS LINE If you need a suit and will look them over, we’ve made a sale srfa f r/Mr/sa/FF£miL Sanford, Fla. FATTY ARBUCKLE GETS TWO COUNTS AGAINST HIM J _ $ 1.60 LE X IN G TO N HUPM OBILE automobile has proven to those whose 4lnie is W01’th anything, that walking is an extravagance and that riding is true economy F. O. B. Sanford ___ , F. 0. 3. Sanford B- & O. M O TO R CO. \ j t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 15, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 15, 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 15, 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/c25e23478d9ed7774859d4eddafa8ec6.pdf b7afd3ae85aa4cf21d9455f7897c4848 PDF Text Text • Th e «' > * >»> t f < «* I l D aily H e r a l d Sanford THB * “City Substantial’ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 150 SANFORD, FEORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1921 VOLUME II SOUTH ATLANTIC PORTS MENTIONS PORT OF SANFORD SHOWING OUR ADVANTAGES ------ - , ..C O M M IT T E E OF FLORIDIANS Says Excessive Freight Rates In stru m en tal Messenger From Lost Naturalist to fo h n e w BRITISH CRUISER DAUNTLESS BRING BACK THE BODIES VICTIMS OF DIRIGIBLE ZR-2 ENGINE DERAILED KILLING FIREMAN CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN. 0 f e d e r a l a g r i- CULTURAL CREDITS LAW Bodies of Sixteen Amer­ ican Naval Officers and Men (Br Th* AMocl.tml Proaa) ( By Tho AmocIi U iI P r . u ) JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 10.—T. L. CLINTON, la., Sept. 10.—Fireman Wilson, of Bnrtow; D. M. Lowry, of John Johnson, of Clinton, was killed Tallnhnr.sce, and W. F. Cochman, of when the engine of the Chicago & Jacksonville, will be the Florida mem­ Northwestern railway fast westbound bers on the committee for carrying out passenger trnln was derniled in a CONVOYED BY AMERICAN BAT­ TO WATER TRANSPORTATION the purposes of section twenty-four washout near Bclleplaine early today. TLESHIPS FUNERAL SHIP of the new federal agricultural cred­ THAT WAS BEING NEGLECTED Un unidentified trnmp\ watt .also ARRIVED TODAY AT N. Y. its law according to advices received AM) WILL NOW BE USED * killed and Engineer Thomas Lea was . ■ . here from Washington. This pigeon was picked up exhausted ami lieilrtiggled with ruin at t'nliim- badly scalded. (By Th* A w ooliU d P r t u ) bus circle, New York. Attached to Its leg was a note from l'r. Edmund Heller, The September issue of the South ■ NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—Convoyed naturalist, saying lie was lost on Hoodoo mountain, Yellowstone. A/Wyoming Atlantic Ports Mngnzino, published by American hnttlcships, destroyers timelier was told by wire to semi u rescue expedition at once, and Doctor for the upbuilding of the American and aircraft and marked ns a funeral Heller was found. Merchant Murine and the development ship by half-masted colors, the Brit­ of Domestic and Foreign Trade rela­ ish cruiser Dauntless arrived here tions through South Atlantic ports, todny from England with the bodies (By Ttao AaaoolaUd Praia) carries a department devoted to the of sixteen American nnvnl officers nnd (B? Th. Aiioclttcd Pro*i) TOKIO, Sept. 10.—It was intimated EL PASO, Sept. 10.—The city coun­ men, victims of the ZR-2 disaster. The St. Johns River Ports development. In cil adopted on the first rending an or­ Dnuntless wns met far out nt sen this this department are articles on the in responsible quartern here today if dinance forbidding public gatherings morning by the American flotilla nnd River Ports of I’nlntkn, DeLand and China declines recent proposul of Ja ­ pan regarding turning of Shantung or demonstrations of masked persons. with American destroyer making way Sanford, showing the many advant­ over to Chinn which government con­ Permits from police chief are neccs- the cruiser, followed by other Ameri­ ages which each possesses, and which snry for masked halls or cnrnlvnls. can vessels nnd with seaplnnc flying advantages if properly utilized will in­ siders eminently reasonably in nature, sure the future of these Important riv­ Japan may refuse to discuss Shantung BUT HOPES OF PEACE ARE STILL ASSEMBLY TO ACT ON PROPOS­ Supporters of the ordinance say it is overhead will pass up Ambrose chan­ aimed at the Ku Klux Klan. er ports. The article on Sunford question at ^the coming Washington nel to New York navy yard. As soon ALS OF POLITICAL ENTERTAINED BY BOTH stresses the fnet thnt the excessive conference. COMMITTEE as the Dauntless is moored the bodies PARTIES CALIFORNIA WINTER freight rates will bo primarily instru­ will he removed to temporary chnpel « LONDON, Sept. 10.—The fact that BASEBALL LEAGUE. to rest until tomorrow when full hon GENEVA, Sept. 10.—The member­ mental in its future development nnd MUNICIPAL PRESSING EQUIPMENT IS LATEST ors will lie given the dead airmen. its ability to serve Southern nnd Cen­ Premier Lloyd George is suffering ship of the league of nutioiiH will he (By Th* AtiocUUd Fr*ii) INNOVATION IN MIAMI from a chill wns confirmed at his of­ increased to fifty if the assembly tral Florida, ns a result of its geo­ After the services 'he body of BOSTON, Sept. 10.—The California graphical location is nlso brought out ficial residence in Downing street last adopts the recommendation of the po­ winter hnscbnl! league will look like Lieutenant Coil will lie taken to sen MIAMI, Sept. 10.—The city of Mi­ night. It waH also announced that it litical committee which yesterday de­ on an American warship and some­ in this article. ami is to have a municipal pressing would be necessary for the premier to cided to approve the admission of a major league this year. Ty Cobh an­ where off the const will be consigned The freight differentials ns be­ Latvia and Estohnin. The applica­ nounced here Inst night thnt he would to the deep in accordance with his tween Sanford nnd points further shop within the next few days, where remain indoors for a few dnys. tions of Lithuania and Hungary were manage the San Francisco club, going wishes. The bodies brought home to­ South have been noted nnd the atten­ her five bank president commission­ to the const immediately after the day included all hut one of tins Ameri­ tion of wholesalers nnd jobbers uro ers can get their pants pressed for a LONDON, Sept. 10.—Prime Minis­ put over, the committee deciding to called to tlieso salient fnctB. The nickel or dime whenever they desire. ter Lloyd George last night cancelled await M. Hyman’s on the efforts to American lengue season closes. Geo. cans who were on the dirigible when South Ports Muguzine hns a distribu­ Henry G. Ralston, recently appointed the arrangements for a conference of settle the Vilnn dispute before acting Sisler will manage the Vernon club, it was destroyed. The exception is Rogers Hornsby, the Los Angeles, Rigger, Norman Walker, who escaped tion amongst n clientel that are recog­ director of public safety, yesterday or­ Sinn Fein delegates with himself and on Lithuania. and it i sunderstood thnt Harry Heil- with his life but is now in a British dered the purchase of pressing equip­ nized as moulders of public opinion, Hungary's application will not come members of his cabinet at Inverness ment. A shop will be opened, nnd all mann will probably he manager of tho hospital. snop win oe ami a.. on geptember 20th< and publicity appearing in this publi­ up ngnin until Sept. 23, when Count policemen, firemen, commissioners and , Thc nrrn„ffen,entH for the proposed Onklnnd club. Thu Dnuntless arrived off Sandy cation will, without doubt, be produc­ Apponyi arrives to furnish nil necesHook thin morning hut expected to other city officials will be privileged pL >acu conference are cancelled tive of great results. A cut of the snry Information to the commission. wait outside the harbor until nfterlake front has been reproduced in this to make use of it. but tbo neg 0t|0tions still are not' rup­ The political committee wIbo decid­ non for high tide. issue and shows up very favorably. ed to recommend to the supreme coun­ tured. Thnt in brief is the story of The leading article in this issue, un­ yesterday’s unexpected and surprising cil the inclusion in the eventual pence der the caption "Permanent Suprem­ treaties with Turkey, a clnuse safe­ developments. acy on the Seas," suggests a plnn of guarding the interests of Armenin. Enmonn DeValera, the Irish repub­ satisfactorily disposing of our govern­ The finance committee which is lican lender, having reaffirmed his ment owned merchant marine. The scrutinizing the expenditures of the claim to enter the conference as the plan briefly is to enforce those pro- | representative of an independent sov­ secretariat as well as the labor bu­ (By Th* AttocUtfld Fr*«*> visions of the .Jones' Act, approved ORI-ANDO, Sept. 10.—William ereign stnte, Premier Lloyd George reau, yesterday asked Albert Thomas, s. • , LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 10.—Tho June 5th, 11*20, which will permit the declares that such admission is im­ head of the labor bureau, how it hap­ Moore and Frank Sanders of Ocoee, profitable operation of our merchant WITHIN NEXT THREE WEEKS possible. He announces the cancella­ pened that, although the United were found guilty yesterday in the Bonnl of Public Safety todny served notice on all citizens to remain uwny fleet and prevent the unjust competi­ SAYS TIIE DISTRICT tion of the arrangements for a con­ States is not a member of the league criminal court on a charge of dynamit­ from the proposed meeting of the Ku tion from foreign sources to which it ing a negro house in Ocoee several he had a number of Americans on the ATTORNEY ference, nnd the necessity of his con­ Klux Klan Sunday night and warned weeks ago. Judge Warlowo announc­ has been anti is now being subjected. . sulting his colleagues on the subject. payroll. owners of public buildings not to (Br Th* Aitoclatad Fraaa) The enforcement of the Jones act will "I found some remarkably capable ed that he would sentence the men 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.—Fat­ grant their places to the organization. also aid materially in making it prof­ men in the United States,” M. Thom­ some time today. The maximum sen­ "Should any ntteiypt he made to hold ty Arbuckle will go on trial on some itable, tone general conditions effect­ as replied, "and if I. can find more tence for tho punishment is twenty it meeting in defiance of this order" charge in connection with the death ing the shipping industry return to like them I will take them on, wher­ years’ imprisonment, while no mini­ the hoard’s announcement says, "any of Miss Rappe within the next three normalcy. The article continues with mum is mentioned in the statute. ever they come from." person who attempts to attend it will a proposal for the issuance of mer­ weeks District Attorney Brady an­ State’s Attorney Joseph H. Jones as­ The preponderance of British and he regarded as an unpatriotic citizen „ chant marine bonds and the distribu­ nounced today. sisted the prosecution. . _____ 1 FITZGERALD, Gn., Sept. 10.—The French on the secretariat and the la­ tion of these bonds on a prorata basis The jury deliberated about thirty and law violator and will bo dealt bor bureau is being severely criticised LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10.—More fate of O. C. Fnrfield, one of twenty- by the representatives of the smaller minutes before bunging in ‘he verdict with accordingly." to each Idler ami sailor who served in the late emergency and to the next thnn forty quarts of liquor were con- "lx persons Indicted in connection with stntes. The committee will probably of guilty. of kin of the boys who gnve their surned in the party in Arbueklc’s suite alleged "interference with employes of reoommend that insofar as possiblu MAY MAKE WINKS in the San Francisco hotel that ended the Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlanta • AT HOME SAYS LAW, Hvcs t,, the cause for which the fleet all states represented in the assembly FLORIDA FARMERS IN with tho death of Miss Rappe accordrailroad" rests with a jury in Ben Hill BOMBSHELL EXPLODED. W||s primarily constructed. The plnnH have proportionate representation in LINE FOR PART OF NEW would necessarily encourage the for­ ing to information given federal offic- superior court today. Judge O. T. the executive organization. AGRICULTURAL CREDITS. WASHINGTON, Sept. 1(1.—Intern­ mation of an organization which could inis here Inst night by a member of Gower charged tho jury at 0 o clock, The grand jury, which is Invcstlgntappropriately be called the Merchant the party, authorities announced toal bureau officials frankly. acknowl­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.—After Marine Minute Men of America, to day. It wns declared twenty bottles ing the death of Engineer W. T. Reed, edged todny thnt bends of fnmilics a conference hcrotoday between Sen­ '•'insist of ex-service men In every of whiskey were taken in Arbucklo's who was shot July r», had not coin­ may, upon tiling of notification with car from Lob Angeles to San Fran- Dieted its woak InHt night, although ator Fletcher of Florida, W. F. Coach­ llcnl revenue collectors, manufacture •bde in the union. cisco more thnn thirty witnesses appeared man of Jacksonville, and members of 200 gallons of wine yearly for home With the ex-service men shnrcholdBrady said he would make public before thnt body during the day. ii> in the greatest enterprise ever ntthe War Finance Corporation here use. Treasury regulations making With three additional arrests yestemptci by any nation, the foreign today his decision whether to try Fattoday, it wa sannounced that arrange­ effective such n construction of tho propaganda would bo eliminated which ty Arbuckle for murder or whether terdny in connection with the death of ments had been perfected for giving Inw were issued by Internal Kevenuo IH,lovv being disseminated throughout he will prosecute him solely upon the Engineer Reed, five persons now are Commissioner Roper upon the author­ I __lit.. . 0 • . . . tilt* ""'"try calling for .the junking of_ manslaughter indictment returned by held in the county jail on charges of MANSLAUGHTER AND ACCES­ the stnte of Florida three members ity of Secretary McAdoo in October, SORY AFTER EFFECT BY thii thereby subjecting our com- the grand jury. Arbuckle was to he murder. The warrants for these nrof the committee and Georgia two, 1018, and because of the general lnck • HIDING BODY niercc to 'hc dictation of foreign oper­ nrrnignod before the police Judge to- rests were sworn to by Mrs. Reed, for enrrying out th purposes of hcc- of public knowledge respecting tho stars. day for preliminary examination on J°b» L. Lyle, 55, former member tio'n twenty-four of the new nggricul- provision congress never has enacted (By Th* Aaioclated Prm) The ator of this publication hns tho charge of murdered preferred by of the board of education and former tural credits Inw. , legislation nullifying it, officials said. CLEARWATER, Sept. 10.—Dr. S. engineer on the A. U & A , was takr*‘<|i'cstci I the secretary of the Cham- M rs.*I. U. Delmont. The three Floridians are: W. F. _________________ en into custody shortly before noon; J. Belcher, was formally indicted to­ The law applies specifically to ex­ ber of ( ommerco to bring this sugCoachman of Jnckksonville, T. L. Wilday by the Pinellas county gfnnd jury emption from pnymont of tax- offiW. Hornsby, 55, and A. K. Hull, 00, . ‘‘‘fore the local Post of the FIVE SENTENCED TO Hon of Bnrtow, nnd D. M. Lowry of on two counts in connection with the einlH pointed out, hut in its appU• ’ I I FE FOR MURDER. a,B0 *orn,cr engineers; Alf Smith ami "itruun Legion in order to ascertain nTIInhnHBcc. The names of tho Gcor- cation makes manufacture of wine nt J_ _ ‘ J ’ I). V. Myrick, former employes, are death of. Virginia Turner. One count " r viuws on this matter. If tho giu mombors have not yet been anr>r\i m m i * S. a C., n Sept. iit '" " is subsequently approved by legCOLUMBIA, 10—Mom- others in-custody of . the . sheriff. . . . . . . . charged the physician * with man- nouned, hut it is turned that tlu4 home possible provided the manufac­ . . . , Judge Gower yesterday held that sluaghter and the other with hnving "ton these shares would he in lieu er daughter, son and t w o .u a * * ompioyes of been neeessory nfter fact in that he chairman will he a prominent Atlanta ture 1h by the head of a family nnd VI ‘ , 1c'‘8h bon»« which is being ad­ friends of the fimily were sentenced ^ & A< rnilroad was not an is­ hud hidden and disposed of the body hanker. The headquarters of this com the wine produced lie not sold or oth­ erwise removed from the place of " cd for ex-service men and which o life imprisonment by Judge Sense, buo ,n» t|w trjn, of FftlrfloId, nnd he of the girl. Dr. Belcher cannot be ar­ mittce will ho in Atlanta. manufacture. vis.. " ll!? -of tho tr«nsury had ad- n the Lexington court today for tho HUHtainod th„ obJccUon of Solicitor­ raigned to plead before Circuit Judge Under tho law $1,000,000,000 will be ,H‘li would •• Among moro thnn 5,000 letters re­ prove disastrous flnnn- killing of Mnrcolus Cook, aged farm- Gcnora, Wa„ to thfl t>(Tort of thc do. M. A. McMullen beenuso of relation­ Ciltlly jf loaned by the committeo to agricul­ ceived recently seeking information "ingress decides to distribute er of Lexington county, nnd the five fonHfl tQ 8how that tho ..fltriko wa8 j U8. ship of Dr. Belcher nnd Miss Turner tural and livestock interests. «c ns to permits for the making of “8h ho,uw all ex-service men. were brought to prison here «dny. tjf|cJ by nct„ of ofriciola’* of that to McMullen nnd it is believed further Senator Fletcher said today that "home made wines" or non-intoxicat­ T h e verdict wns by consent of at- ^ Tho jury Wftfl 8fint from tho action in the cast must be postponed tho naming of three men from Flori­ ( “ NGRKSH b il l m a y torneys on both side. Tho prisoners CQUrt room wbi|0 tbo inwyt.rH argued until tho next term of the circuit da and two from Georgia on this ing fruit juices, were those of nt least I'ROBE ku k l u x k l a n . are Mrs. Julia Cook, wife of tho dead tbjB j,0|nt< court. Meanwhile Belcher 1h nt liber­ committee with headquarters in At­ a dozen clergymen, the internal rev­ enue burenu announced todny. Thu man, who wns charged with hnving ty under $10,000 bail. lanta, would place the people of that force hns been swamped with corres­ «.!I:'nS! " NCT^ r"- IH— Invest!- instiguted the crime; Ira Cook- her ChrlBty Mnthowson, baseball’s section in yn excellent situation to pondence Binco announcment wns Klan w M It' 01n K rt,H 8 of tho Ku Klux son, who cut his father’s throat; grand old man, is on tho road to re­ The Birmingham Age-Herald boasts sccuro part of this government fund. made thnt heads of families may Mimlo Cook, daughter of tho slain It Js possible thnt even a lower in­ make 200 gallons of wino yearly for li"n which ;{ Pr° P08et: in 0 rcs o ,J ' man, who held hia feet while tho covery, after a heroic fight against that more manuscripts for magazines democrat u Roprle8entnt«y« terest rato tnnn 8 per cent may be sonnd periodicals ore submitted from today h ’ Mn88«ch««eUs,/ announced crime wa ^committed; Henry Wheel­ tho white plnguo. If organized base- Birmingham than from any other city curd, 0 pr cent of this being charged homo ubo provided a permit is ob­ f S j nW“! h,‘vi"S dra/ted for In- er, a young friend of tho fnmily, who hall had moro men of Mathowson’n in the United Stnte except New York. by the War Finance Corporation nnd tained. was said to bo engaged to Minnie cn]|bor thee national natIonnl game gamc would wou]d not not Tho linotype operators in Noah' Tho Montgomery Advertiser takes 2 per cent by the banks. If tho latter "ext wl 0kn \ l ° T " T ? ’ Cook, and James Barfield, Jr., nlso a ^ qUlry wnuhl . . P r° P08,W in be wiggling nn(l and wnhbllna. wobbling In in nublic public tho role of kill-joy and asks whnt reduce their charges tho net result to timo had A1 Ailserable job if the Art ec- friend of tho fnhtlly, who wns accus­ in| commit) ,c O’Mo.either by a spec percentage of the manuscripts sub­ borrowers would bo decreased to that rat Herald printed a complete cat ed of plotting the undoing of tho estimation, ns It has been doing for unity list extent. mitted are accepted. the past two years. . senior Cook. Our Growth BROUGHT_ H O M E POINTING THE WAY Japan Will Not Play Unless Coming Her Way—May. Balk LLOYD GEORGE ' MEMBERSHIP OF C A N C E L L E D LEAGUE MAY BE CONFERENCE INCREASED TO 50 CONVICT TWO MEN OF DYNAMITING Louisville Bans Meet­ of Ku Klux Klan, NEGRO HOMES ingSays Nothing Doing FATTY ARBUCKLE WILL GO ON TRIAL ON SOME CHARGE CASE OF FORMER A., B. & A. MAN RESTS WITH JURY INDICT BELCHER ON TWO COUNTS DEATH OF GIRL * * th' »-* fc El Paso Against K. K. K., Forbids Masks Be­ ing Worn in Public �V THE SANFORD DAILY IILuALu, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921 PAGE SIX were shown with exquisite grace on the youthful forms of the Misses Mil­ dred Holly nnd LeClnro Jones. With equal delight one admired the hand­ some suit with which wns worn a chic little turban featured by Miss Holly; nnd the pretty afternoon frock of crepe satin, gnrrtlshed with coral bends with Its lovely accessory, a hat of red duvetino nfld metallic flowers, ALL-STAR CAST in exhibited by Miss Jones. I Tho happy blending of colors and .the appropriate hnts worn with each (4 costume; small hnts for morning nnd sport wear; big hntH for nftemoon, nnd gny, brilliant hnts for evening, accentuated the charm of the Whole show. Also a Mack Sennett Comedy For their vaudeville numbers Miss Holly wore a lovely girlish evening frock of blue tnffetn. Taffeta hns been especially chosen this seuson in picture frocks for young girls. ‘Her Tomorrow—Douglas MacLean in “The song wns n charming selection of tho vnudevile group. Home Stretch”; a comedy, Fox News Miss Wimbish danced in a becom­ They ing Grecian costume of rainbow hues with a Grccinn hend-dress thnt wns They adorable. The sinuous grace of the lithe young body, wns the very poetry of motion. The pnrndc of fashion embraced tho fnll’s most enticing models In nil fab­ rics. Normandie, Rnvennq, Andrea, Bolivin, Velours nnd duve-dc-lalne, In coats nnd colors including sorronto, brown, beaver, Harding blue nnd many others. No matter what your , style-wish 'It has been a busy summer oven though it wns vneution may be or whnt your purse dictates, time nnd wo faco tho winter season with tho grentest nnd you enn find a pleasing coat style in brightest prospects for a most prosperous year. Our busi­ the display. Suits nre featured in ness nnd your business is increasing, Sanford is growing Tricotines, Poirot-twllls, Serges and beyond expectations of the greatest boosters, conditions Fall iManhattans are ady MonRnyne, tho latter n high grade are bettor, Florida is tho most prosperous stnto in tho wool material that Is cntchirig the union. Now is the timo to think of tho proverbial "rainy popular fnney. day." Snv'9 your money Millo you ure making it. Bank . There are practical pretty frocks it with tho* bank thnt insures your deposits. Stnrt your for every call of the season, refresh­ bank account today. ingly youthful in line. Thoro is much charming use of fringe nnd bends; nnd of contrasting colors of ruffles nnd sashes there is seemingly no end. Fashion decrees for afternoon nnd street wear beautiful dresses fashion­ w ed in Cnriton crepes, serges, crepeback satin, Poirot twills and satinS et ready for business t h a t is coming fnced canton crepe, bended and em­ broidered, that have a distinctive new sleeve thnt marks the latest fall m styles. * A charming model was shown in crope-bnck satin which hnd trim­ mings of the reversible side with • o f Sanford straight bands edged with lnce, dec­ orating the lower part of the skirt in horizontal fnshion. This wns worn by ++4Ht+*+++*+++*4+4>+*+++*+4'++++++'t*4'+<l>++4'1M>++*++++44tt * * * * * * * * * * thnt recently planted. The weather is Mrs. Wight. WEATHER REPORT. too warm and dry for the setting out Not much velvet wns shown but Solo—S. S. Bnumel. to the dainty fastidious woman of Weather and Crop Conditions in Flor­ of celery. Sweet potatoes, especially metallic brocade holds n place of pow­ Closing Parody—"Bub" Allison. on uplands, needs rain ns do cane ida For the Week Ending Sep­ er for evening nnd also for bodices fuRhlon. The shoes furnished the models for She can revel in n riot of color nnd and citrus fruits. The latter made fair tember 1.1, 1921. joined to other fabrics. Steel bends * * * * * * * * * * this show, by the courtesy of Lloyd’s progress on low lands, but the need and brilliant devices, notiihly in red richness of texture, daintiness nnd Shoe Store. substantiality among tho remarkable YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. lenther to attract attention, is used in Temperature:—The week gave con­ of rain on uplands is pressing. The Furniture by the courtesy of Miller serge combinations. Fur is used for gathering of conts, Huits, afternoon Furniture Co. tinued moderately high temperatures weather was Ideul for haying and nnd evonlng gowns, nnd in fact, mibands nnd simply treated. The Orien­ over most of the section; maximum harvesting the corn crop, which con­ American League. Lamps by courtesy of Sanford Fur­ tal touch is seen on many frocks. Indy’s wardrobe may be replenished niture Co. were well up in the 90’s on several tinues in northern counties. Cooler At Washington 1, St. Louis 0. weather and moderate, although wide­ Black in combination with colored bro­ front the sole of her shapely foot, to At Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 8. days. The candy came from Bower 4 the crown of her pretty head, at the cades for bodices or worn with girdles Precipitation:—While showers fell ly distrubed, rains. would improve the At New York 11, Chicago 8. Bnumel Specialty Shop, "where style Roumillnt’s. in brillinnt lines, iH fetching nnd al­ in all divisions droughty conditions Soil and the condition of all crops. At Boston 1, Detroit 0. Choico bon-bons were distributed tf together desirable. The I’eggy I’nige reigns." persist over the section, except in The attractively arranged stuge a bevy of charming young girls. Tie dresses, shown exclusively by the To humllo cargoes of grain at what­ some localities in the central west, National League. formed an appropriate setting for the Specialty Shop fashion show will bea Bnumcl Specialty Shop in Sanford are and locally elsewhere. The need of ever port n ship may land in Eng­ At St. Ix»uis 7-3, Brooklyn 9-2. gorgeous display of fnshion nnd beau­ scmi-nnnunl event. the embodiment of all that Paris has rain is decided on uplands. The great­ land suction unloading apparatus has At Chicngo 10, Philndclhin 0. ^ ty, arranged nnd conducted personally dictated for fall. est amounts reported fell in Dnde, been mounted on two railway cars. At Cincinnati 1, New York 10. by Mr. and Mrs. Bnumel, whose ad­ Distinctive fenturcs of the new vent into the business life of Sanford Hillsboro, Orange, and Hernando At Pittsburg fi Boston 2. The cleats on a new tractor wheel creations are the sleeves. They not is regarded ns nn acquisition to be ap­ Pickling and Preserving counties. only cover the nrm, but the wrist nnd preciated. In addition to the joy of Condition of Crops:—The week was can lie withdrawn by lovers until they Southern Association. often droop downward to the knees, th e’fnshion Hhow a most delightful n trying one in some portionss of the are flush with its surface, preventing At Chattnnoogu 4, Atlanta 3. introducing the fnmous Jenny, the and entertaining vnudevillc program section where no rain has fallen in injury to improved roads. At Birmingham 8, Memphis 1. DuBurty and Bell sleeves in their va­ was rendered throughout the evening more than two weeks. The weather At Mobile 4, New Orleans 5. riety of enticing lines. The rich au­ including enjoyable musical selections The Spanish government will form was ideal for cotton picking, much of Others not scheduled. tumn colorings of the trimmings are by Fellows’ orchestra, nnd embracing which is open with picking netivo; n permanent commission to plan the decidedly appealing. • some of the best local talent. A pop­ ginning is backward. Truck Is gen­ construction of a national system for American Assttcintion. An especialy unique model of Peg­ ular hit was the concluding parody on erally backward—both seed beds and the distribution of electricity. At Toledo l'lndinnnpolis 6. gy I’nige designs is of navy Poiret the song, "I Never Knew” composed At Minneapolis 9-fl, Has. City 3-4. Retenre District No. 6 twill, henvy red leather embroidery for tho occnsion by Mr. Allison and Mason, Sure-Seal Jars Charter No. 3708 At ColumbtiH 3, Louisville 4. REPORT o r CONDITION OF THE The Mr. Bnumel nnd sung hy Mr. Allison. trims the hIcovch and panels. At St. Paul 3-4, Milwaukee 0-1. and Jelly Glasses red lenther colar and slcovo-capo har­ All the numbers were excellently ren­ moniously blending. Mrs. Lloyd dis­ dered nnd were received with appre­ International league. played this frock. ciative npplnuse. Tho entertainment At Jersey City 1, Reading 3. AT SANFORD. IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. AT THE CLOSE O r RUB1NES8, SEPT. 0. 1081 program follows: Fascinating nnd entrancing are tho At Buffalo 11, Syracuse 7 . Stone Crocks, Coolers, IIEHOUIICES wordH that fittingly describe the even­ Opening Parody—'"Bub” Allison. s o I.(Kill. 74 At Rochester 4, Toledo 9. no.| tlUrount*. inriniiiiiK rpillucuimt* ......................................... • 14*J. 13 Churns, etc. ing gowns in their sunset colors. The O icrilrafu, nuwcurml ............................*............................................................. Joyful Tune—Billy Hoffmann. Others not scheduled. U. B. Oovernmunt Bacurltlea Own»ili W I.O O O .IH l designer seems to hnvc caught the Solo—Miss Mildred Holly. 1>«•| mm.11 ,-.| lii •crur.i tlrtulallmi I f . H. lainil* pur »ulm>) ....................... m in rj.on All uilirr United Slat** llo,*rniuont Kocurlll** ......................................... rays of the setting sun; borrowed the Popular Melody—Maurice Helston. South Atlantic Association. Tutsi ................................................ ............................................................... tints of a marvelous sunrise and dip­ Other bomla, •locks, mcuiIUm . etc.: ................ ................................................... “I Never Knew"—"Bub" Allison. At AugUHtn 10-2, Charlotte 1-0. IlnitkliiK limine, |8 , 1(10.n0: Furniture anil fUlilrea, f3,27N.otl....................... 11.USl.IH) ping into brillinnt reds with the band Ballad—II. C. Claus. Ileal e .la le nwiipil other than tmlikllii! Iioilae ................................................. At Greenville 3, Columbia 2. rMl.t»71. IH I.HMfill te»er*e will. Feilernl lleeerre Hank ..................................................... of a prodigal, have transferred them Grecian Dance—Miss Daphne Wim­ nu.uiu.7i At Charleston 0-5, Spartanburg 5-1. Ca.li In raiilt anil uimmiit line from nutlonnl haiika.............. .. HARDWARE Amminl line (mm Stale hiinka. Iiaiikera, ami tni«l eunipaiilva In the to fnhrU'H, ns tin artist would transfer bish. Mrs. Ed. Lnno, accompanist, 7.7SI».U3 llnltril Mlatea Inlher Ilian Inclmleil In Itema s, hr or HO ..................., his colors to canvaH. Georgette crepe Check a on oilier* haiika In the *11111* city or town a* reporllllK hank TIIE FASHION REVIEW OF Iother Ilian Item USI .................................................................................... - nis used in u lavish manner for the Total of lleni* It. 10. II. 12 ami IS............................................................... 70,707.02 THE IIAUMEL SPECIALTY SHOT splendid bending or cryHtul work that Check* on hank* Iwnlcil onulile of city or town of reporlliik* hank anil ;u»u.7m Ollier mull llfin* ........................................................................... t..................... fornm the conspicuous fenture of tho ’J.fMNI.OO Ilrririiipllou rinitl wltli U. H. Trt*anirrr mul tine from II. N. Tre»»urrr. . . (Continued from Page Ope) frock. Beaded nets, tnffctns nnd luces T otal............................................................................................................................................ .. beautiful than ever this seuson, that arc popular favoritcH, suitnble alike will be wurn by the tall, slendur girl. for the matron, the young society de­ l.l AIIII.ITIKH no.mai.no Capital »liM’k pahl III ................................................................................................7 She wore with splendid effect, frocks butante and the high school junior. ntt.txw .ix) Hnrplu* (uinl .................. ........................................ * ............................ ••••.■••••• • Cmllrhleil profit* .................................................................................KU.IKU.M) with their rich colorings und difficult | UcM-rrctl for lnlere*| anil late* aecrncil................................... 18.non.1 *1 Bnumel is showing an nmnzing 21.1118.02 sleeves and was especially attractive la*** current e(|ieii*e*. Interval amt lave* pahl ........................................... I!l,330.37 4t>.400.m style and vnlue group of blouses that ClrculalliiK not'* uiil*tainUiiii ............................................................................. 1,700.88 wearing a silk seal plush coat-, a deep Cerllflrtl check* utitalumlliig ................................................................................. If you aro doing business with Bankers, reflect the very best tnHto in design, 38,888.80 Caviller'* cheek* on own hank oiil*lnmlliiit ....................................................... silk-napped fabric unsurpassed in Tula I of Hem* 21. 22, 33. 21 anil 2.7 ....................................................... 2.VIMWU.I made up of the choicest fnbrics in nil richness and beauty. Soft grey Kit Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ Domain! dapotlt* (other than bank dapotiti) aubject to Rtitnro |ile|iualt« p«y*lila wllliln .‘to day*): collnr and tho beautiful colors no much in dc470.h02.87 Coney fur fnshiona the liiillrhlnal i|p|*i*ll* *nhjeet to cheek ................................................................... ange County, and feel the need of informa­ mnnd this fall. Certificate* of ilepo*lt due In le** Ilian Ho day* (oilier Ilian for money cuffs. 2tl,00n.30 borrowed) ............................................................................................................. And’tho hnts! They nre tho Intest tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ Miss Daphne Wimbish was a win­ yttale, county, nr other munlelpul depo«|la vecnred hy pledge of a**et* 87. 4no.nt note in Btylo nnd beauty sponsored by of tide hunk ........................................................................................................... some figure in tho Peggy Paige Potlto Tidal of demand <1*|«>*||* (other Ilian hank de|awlla) auhjeel to it standing of your customers, it would bo lieaerve Hem. 211. 27, 2S, 2h. till and 81 ................................... fgll.RI3.17 models for young girls and small wo­ tho lending milliners. Among them Tim* dapotiti aubjoct to Bator,* (|iny*hle after dll day*, or ailhjert to wise to communicate with us. men. Especially pretty wns an after­ will be found the sphinx nnd Elzee 80 day* or mole iiutlee, and imalal «a«lu*«): 4riJ.hOH.4IJ models; tho Samuel Ach nnd Knits Other lime de|Ki*ll* ............................................................................................... I.M0.44 noon frock of black Hatln designed on I'oalal aaelng* depixll* ........................................................................................... fashionably straight so very becoming beauties, made up in duvetine, velvets Total of lima de(io*lta outiject to Iteaerre, Item* 83, 88, 81 amt an .................................................................. 4M,418.ri mn.iNNUN) to-girlish figures nrid a deep fringe of and hntters pluBh. The picture hnts lllll* payable with Federal lle*err* Hank ......................................................... jet nnd white bends accentuate these are dreams of loveliness with their T otal........................................................................'..................................................................$1,828,1)37.711 feathers nnd flowers. The trim taillines. HTATK IIP FI.OIII1JA. COUNTY UK HKkllNUl.H, **.: Miss Esther Miller's gracious per- orod lines of smart turbans end B ail­ I, F. I'. Forater, I'realdenl of the *l*i»<* named hank, do *olemuly awear that the atxiev *lalelurnt I* true to the te*t of my knowledge and belief. sonality, enhanced with peculiar em­ ors; tho feather turbans, and glossy • ' . 'A F. I'. FOllMTKIt. I'reildent. phasis, tho lovely black dinner-gown coquo feather hat will be found in tho CO II It 18 T — AI t e a t : T. J. Mll.I.Kn. of georgette and Belgian lace with its newest designs. Catoring to the wo­ I.. A. ItllUMI.HY Orlando, FI* Post Office Box 193 men's trado exclusively the scuson’s , H. O. C1IABH, jenny jieck nnd Henna snsh and facHI reelora. novelties and lingerie, the charming and aworn In liefnre me Oil* I till day of Kepleudwr. 11)21, lings. . \ Hiitairrlbed ItfHAL) W. L. HUMCLIO, Notary Public. Slat* of Florid* at Lari*. I young girl Or Junior models ncgllgeo aro attractive nnd appealing My roiiimlaoloii eiplrr* February 10. 1U28. 1 THE STAR TO-DAY A N H A T T A N are the finest shirts made anywhere in the world. establish the American fashions. have no serious rivals, either in quality or in social preference. And, because they are the best shirts, they possess the added ad­ vantage of being the most economical. They cost more than some others, but less per year than any others. We offer a satisfactory ser­ vice to every man who is far-sighted enough to appreciate and want the best. Cold Steel” SUMMER DAYS WILL SOON BE OVER Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. The W inter Season Is Advancing The Peoples Bank SPORT WORLD TIME We have the STONE JARS FIRST NATIONAL BANK See our line of BALL CO. Information \ The Orlando Credit Association �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1921 f AGE TWO Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti. tution. Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. The Seminole County Bank... STRENGTH PROGRESS •1% INTEREST PAID SERVICE l4*+.|.+++.fr++.j.++++.S"S-++'H'++*+>!"5,*+*},,K ,,!**+**+***,S,,S,*+++*+++'> n most delightful afternoon wnB spent. After refreshments were served, nil joined in merry games and nil too MRB. FKED DAIGEK. Society Editor, soon came the time to set out for Rhone 217-W home. There were sixteen present: Mrs. F. Brandt Mrs. Krauser, Miss SOCIAL CALENDAR Irene Brandt, Mrs. Frank Meiseh, and little Constance, Mrs. L. F .Roper, FRIDAY—Mrs. D. I’. Drummond will Mrs. Anna Schwak, Mrs. Harry entertain the members of the Mon­ day Bridge Club at her home on Thurston and Master Herbert, Mrs. Magnolia avenue, at 3:30 p. m. •>- Richter, Mrs. J. Bender, and MasMothers Club will meet with Mrs. It. ter Frederick, Katherine Melsch, R. Dens, at her home on Park Ave. Ruth, Clara and Mrs. Joe Meiseh. SATURDAY—The Children’s Story --------- -------------Hour will lie held at the Central BhhK LLPhltS IO IIC1I.I) Park at 5 o’clock. I MEETING IN SANFORD. SOCIETY The second meeting of the Orange Mrs. J. K.Minohan, of Orlando, is Belt Beekeepers’ Association will be the attractive guest of Mrs. S. S. held in Sanford next Monday, Sept. Baumel. I 10, at lO.’.'IO a. m. An excellent pro­ I gram lias been prepared for the oc­ Mr. and Mrs. J.. K. Wathcn on- casion and all bookkeepers are re­ nouncc tin arrival of a baby girl, The little lady quested to attend the meeting. September Itth. weighed nine pounds and has been OSCEOLA NEWS. given the name Mary Louise. * * * * * * * * * * * ♦ * * * * * * * * * 4 1 ) 1 1 INGENIOUS AND MODISH UPSALA AND GRAPEVULE What beautiful summer weather, but we arc needing n good soaking rain bndly. Some of the groves tho leaves of the oranges are curling from the drought. Mrs. J. A. Vnughn wns quite sick for n few dnys Inst week with stom­ ach trouble and the doctor wns cnllcd to attend hor. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Swanson have purchased themselves n fine now tour­ ing Ford nnd Inst week, A. F. Westerdick built for them n now garage. Wo understand Clnrcnco Bcrgquist is now n full fledged tire man, having finished his four years’ apprentice­ ship at the A. C. L., shops. That's the kind of hoys the world needs that is not afraid of work nnd can stick to a thing once well begun. Mr. nnd Mrs. August Swanson nnd Archie, moved Inst week and- tho first of this, Into their own new home in Ornpcvlllo nnd nrc now busy get­ ting settled. Mr. nnd Mrs: Barney Beck enter­ tained their parents- Mr. nnd Mrs. Westerdlck and V. C. Collier, of Snnford, on the evening of the Gth, In honor of the birthday of the host, with n supper party with crcnm and enke ns a treat. M,r. nnd Mrs. Ambrose spent Labor Day with her mother, Mrs. Perry, nt Pnlntkn, their little daughter, Roberta returned home with them. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Campbell spent n recent week-end with her mother and sister, nt St. Augustine, nnd nro now planning a trip to visit his moth­ er in Indinna. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lucas nnd their two little ones, from Longwood, nnd tho minister from Orlando, were dinner guests on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Westerdick. On Sunday Alfred Ericson motored down to Orlnndo with Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mngnusnn as it wns thought best for Mrs. Magnuson to enter Dr. Christ’s hospital after an X-ray ex­ amination here. IU-r many friends nnd relatives are hoping nfter the opera­ tion which she will undergo next week that she mny regain her usual health. They nlso went down to see her on Monday. Rev. (Mark will preach for us Sun­ day nl Upsnla at 3 o’clock.* We liked him s j well we shnll bo glad to hear hint again. We understand thut he wns long u missionary in Alnskn- late­ ly coming here with his family from California. Mr. Ericson kindly offered to bring him over from his home near the Orlando road. Miss Agnes McCormick, with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rnulerson, of | and Mrs. Roy Shepherd were shop­ Geneva, were in the city Wednesday, Mr. Raulcrson going on to Del.and on ping in Sanford, Wednesday. Mr. P. J. Feitnor was a business business, while Mrs. Raulcrson spent visitor in Sanford Friday. the day with her girlhood friend, Mrs. The stork visited Rill Butler’s resi­ Weiland, at the Gables. dence on Wednesday and left a lovely eight pound hoy. Mrs. Butler and Mr. and Mrs. William Killiee and young "Bill" are doing splendidly. Mrs. C. W. Culpepper, of Geneva were John Milton Clarke left here Tues­ guests at the Peek-Whitcomb wedding day for Montverde, where he will Wednesday. enter as student in the Montverde * * * * * * * * * * industrial school. Miss Ruby Roy spent Wednesday in Mrs. Bryce George, with Miss CoJacksonville visiting friends. She ac­ rlnne, Randall and Lewis, will make companied her brother, Dudley Roy, their home at Daytona during the i * * that far on his return to college. coming school session. * * * * * * * * * * * Miss Ernestine Summcrsill, of PICNIC BIRTHDAY PARTY Jacksonville is a visitor at the home Miss Ellen Fuller left Sunday for Mrs. A. E. Hill entertained most de­ of her brother, T. S. Summcrsill. Tnllnhnssce, where she will enter tho lightfully yesterday afternoon at a Mrs. Lindsey is on a month's visit Florida State College. picnic and swimming party in compli- ot her home in Enu Gallic. Ijongwood is the proud possessor of mont to her grand daughter, Miss A party consisiting of Mr. nnd Mrs, a brand new postoirice which they Olive Newman, the occasion being her Roy Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. Bunts moved into Inst Friday. fourteenth birthday anniversary. and family, spent last Sunday at J. S. Diukel wns transacting busi­ Misses Mildred Holly, Mary Elizabeth Pleasure Bench. ness in Sanford nnd Orlando SuturPulcston, and Emily Griffon and liar-1 School here will open October 3rd, dny. ry Woodruff also shared honors, it with Millll ABnM McCormick ns prin­ Mrs. Hutchcnson nnd children ,of t i n g their birthdays. eipal. Roth principal and pupils are Quincy, is the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. The merry group of young folks enger to start work in the Use now met at the home of Mrs. Hill, going school house which is being rapidly William Allen, Mrs. S. A. Wilkinson nnd baby, of from there in a large truck to Crystal completed. Tnmpn, nrc visiting her parents. l.nke, where swimming, games, tugP .11. Tructt has moved into his of-war, skipping rope, hunt rides, SACRAMENTAL WINE store in South Longwood. awimming matches, etc., were enjoyed HAS 30 DAYS LEFT. The Longwood school will open until late in the afternoon when a October 3rd, with Mr. Miller, of Unlnrge picnic luncheon was served. Af­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.—Distri­ iontown, Ohio- ns princijul. The pri­ ter supper the guests enjoyed dancing nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred bution of wines for sacramental pur­ mary teacher is to be appointed later. posesl byi wholesale dealers is to be Miss wOmah Allen entertained ainet his *» llllllllln its I III III |\ l | | IV IMHII t Williams at the lake. A Vietrola having been brought out early in the •u’rmittl''* for t,llrty ,l“>'s more, Com- house guests, Friday evening, nt the inissioner Blair said today. library. Games wyre played and enko . tiny. egulntions restricting the Hale .of and punch was served, A large birthday cake with all the liquors nt wholesale to manufacturers C. * W. Kritzminger, Louis Entzsymbols baked in it afforded much merriment. Harry Woodruff finding ami wholesale druggists were huh- minger nnd J. F. McGhuney, were the quarter and Robert Jenkins the pended so far nH they applied to visitors in Sanford Monday, Friends of Tunis Lewis will regret thimble. As the honorees cut the cake wines for religious purposes until September IB, nnd pending flnnl do- to henr he is in the Fcmnld-McLnugheach gave a witty toast. Mrs. Hill was assisted in entertain­ termination as to the status of sne- ’ |jn hospital. ing the young folks by Mr. and Mrs. rnmcntnl wine dealers- Mr. Blair said Louis Entzmingor returned from D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. It. E. Newman, the further suspension was granted. Tnmpn Sunday, J. T. McGhnney rehfrs. W. C. Hill, Mth. S. Pulcston, Mr. Two hundred and sixty-three man- turning with him. nnd Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. J. E. ufneturing establishments in Tampa Harry Phipps is the guest of his I’nee nnd Mrs. LeGctte. increased tho vnluo of rnw materials brother, J. E. Phipps, for a few days, Besides the honorees, Misses Olive in process of manufacture $23,188,000 Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Topliff, of OrNewman, Mildred Holly, Mary Eliza­ h* Recording to the preliminary ]„„(|0| Wero visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. A. beth Puleston, Emily Griffin nnd Har­ report of the efcdernl census bureau y. Fuller, Wednesday, ry Woodruff, the guests included Jim announced today. Mrs. J. II. Allen hns been having Stone, Carol Stone, LnCInire Jones, ibis report contains the following hrer store building remodeled nnd onMaude Lake, Camilla Puleston, It. E. inportnnt figures: Persons engaged larged, nnd moved into the new pnrt Griffin, Georgia Moldey, Jean Max­ in manufacture, 1-1,231; proprietors this week. well, Dorothy, Florence and Charles and Arm members, 300; salaried cm- 1 ________________ Mero, Ed. Humph, Sara Williams, W. ployoH, 000; nvcrng nunpiher wnge PREMIUM SALAD A. Adams, Pierce Griffin, Albert Con­ earners, 13,079; primary horsepower, nelly, Joe Caldwell, Robert Jenkins, 7,313; capital, $38,820,000; services DRESSING Kitty DuBose, John Brumloy, Mam- $10,800,000; salaries, $2,303,000; wn. . ........... .............. L. P. McCULLER den Du Bose, Robert Thrnsher 1 ges, $14,33-1,000; materials, $17,273-- L a r^ e aize, iC Margaret Neal of Orlnndo. 000: and value of products, $42,401,fo r 40C 000. M. AND D. CLUB. -----------------------The M. und D., Club of the west Hor home use a phonograph and 147-Btc aide held their weekly coffee party' nntion picture machino hnvo been ________________ • a t Crystul Lake on Wednesday whero "*>mblned in a single cabinet. | Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. LONGWOOD 'sr siE :::::::2 0 c L ooking A head Ll’*'Ola IN THE “ C IT Y S U B S T A N T IA L ” ACCESSIBILITY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY PROGRESSIVENESS COMPETITION LOOKING AHEAD LOOKING AHEAD Is one of the important subjects In our scries. Ahcnd we can see n City of 23,000 and build nnd live to fit the niche. TUP FUTITRF ° f nny C,ty 8ubs,,,nt,n, Spends largely on * U L i I I I I L l l L the growth and success of .its retail business • houses, and such growili will he impossible unless HOME PATRONAGE is practiced by the people of the community. ASK YOUR MERCHANT first If he can't supply your needs and If he can’t teij hlip It will be necessnry to send out-of-town. Then when another article Is needed endeavor to secure It ngaln nnd If not successful tell him 'again you must patronize out­ side firms. This intent on your pnrt helps the mcrchnnt supply {he demand. Among the new suits for fall and winter there are none In which tho season's style features have been used to better advantage Hum In the model Illustrated. Its coat Is of medium .length, with embroidered panel ut tho front ami the much-ndmtred hell sleeve. It Is trimmed with a bund nnd n collar of fur. I OOK AHFAH b>pnlronlxlnR hom<? Industry IN RED AND BLACK L U U Il r illL /lD th.it he| |)H tho community. nnd the city First National Bank Annex MEN’S HIGH TOP LACE SHOES, $7.50 WILL KU KLUX DISBAND JOE EABMAN WILL ORDER IS NOT GENERAL SERVE AS JUDGE OF RUT HITS TENNESSEE. MUNICIPAL COCRT. BRISTOL, Tenn., Sept. 10.—Official disbnndment of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan was ordered Inst night it wns announced by officers. The Tho vogue for black lias made such ' renson for the notion wns not made tin Impression on the world of fashion public. that designers of children's clothes hale taken advantage of It In (lie pro­ Although the above dispatch re­ duction of new things for full. It npporting the order for the dishnnding nears III tills pretty dress with Its Waist of black taffeta silk and linml of tho Knights of the Ku Klux Klsm embroidered dots of red. The skirt is vague nnd indefinite- indications Is red and black Scotch plaid with a are that the order hns been givun only wide heft that folds over a narrow in the town of Bristol nnd /Iocs not black sash of clro ribbon. affect the order elsewhere. No word could lie obtained Inst -night from GOVERNOR PRESENT William J. Simmons, Atlanta, im­ AT OPENING DAY OF perial wiznrd of the Klan. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN. It is probable, also ,that the alleged TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 10.—The expose recently published by the New formal opening of the Florida State York World and the growing senti­ College for Women took place with ment against the Klan hnd something Governor Hardee, other state officials to do with the order for disbanding. nnd ministers of the city offering the —Tampa Tribune. students a welcome to Tnllnhnssce. Dormitories were opened Monday nnd DERANGED MIND MADE UP STORY OF ATTACK since that time young women from all RY CATTLE RUSTLERS. parts of the state have been arriving on every trnin. Registration of new BISBEE, Arlz., Sopt. 16.—The students took place nnd with the story of n brutal attack on. Miss Sadi opening exercises to he concluded, Champion by cnttlc rustlers believed everything will be in readiness for to he Mexicans, as related by her last the beginning of class work nt once. night, w u h the result of a disordered it is expected the total enrollment mind cuuscd by injuries sustained will he approximately 730. when her horse fell on her, officers investigating tho cnHe declared today. The horae became tangoled in a barbed wire fence, which scratched the girl about the fucc nnd othorwisj injured her ns she fell, they said. No cattle are missing from the ranch, BROKEN OUT SKIN AND ITCHING the officers snid, nnd the gir lims de­ ECZEMA HELPED OVER nied pnrtH of tho Htory ns she re­ NIGHT gains her mental composure. USE SULPHUR TO HEAL YOUR SKIN For unsightly skin eruptions, rnHh "r 1,l,,k'ht'H on futL>- neck* arms or body, you do not have to wait for re­ lief from torture'or emhnrrasHment, declares n noted skin specialist. Ap­ ply a little Mcntho-Sulphur nnd im­ provement shows next day. Because of its germ destroying properties, nothing has ever been found to take the place of this sulphur preparation. The moment you apply it healing begins. Only those who hnve had unsightly skin troubles can know the delight this Mentho-Sulphur brings. Even fiery, itching cczonm is dried right up. Get n smnll jar from any good druggist nnd use it like cold cream.— Adv. na m m in m n f t kji to ft* *» - , u . Rv The Sanford- Daily nnd ft* kn Weekly Herald stand for ft: ft* Sanford and Seminolo county just as strongly ns tho fti American flag stands for fti tho greatest nntion on earth. ft ft ft ft f t ft ft ft ft TRY A DAILY. HERALD WANT AD. Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. WEST PALM BEACH, Sept. Hi.Joe L. Enrmnn, formerly president nf the Stnte Board of Health, and for­ mer newspnper publisher- hns nnnonneed his acceptance of office of municipal Judge to which he was ap­ pointed by the city commission. Enrmnn served ns judge for a period of eight months somo time ngo. “I serve notice that ns judge, I shnll know no friends nnd no ene­ mies," Mr. Knrninn snid in announc­ ing his acceptance. "I am going to H t i c k to the law, and let the fines nnd sentences fall where they may. It won’t do a hit of good for nny one to come trotting around to my private office to try to 11x things up. I shall mix common sense with law hut no sentiment or personal feelings.” Mr, Enrmnn first was mentioned for the office nt a meeting of citizens in North Borough on August 31, who named him ns their candidate for the position. At that time Mr. Enrmnn, when informed of tho notion of the meeting, snid: "It is a proposition thnt makes more enemies than nny other public office in Paint Beach county. A ntnn prac­ tically sacrifices himself, provided he docs his duty. I pretend to he hon­ est, and during nty elqht months as judge I find Rome of my best friends. Some of them took it ns they should, nnd others hate mo to this day." 2 cans Pineapple, while they last, per can........ L. P. McCULLER 24c 147-Btc The world news tho day It hnppens, delivered nt your door ench evening, 16c tho week. ■ . +* * That New Suit t a * Have it made at home. Pick out the kind of material you like and how you want it ^made and we will do the rest. i ■ a ■ ■ a PRICES FROM $ 3 0 UP ■ ■ --------------- TERMS: CASH---------------- ED.RANDALL m I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Second Street Sanford, Florida Maker of Fine Clothes for Men s a a ■ ■ a ■ ■ U H ■ ■ ■ ■ : �Commissioners In Regular Session ,E< Curleit, and carried, the salary ofthe -Janitor for ,tho court house, Is hereby raised to $75 per month, same io take effect as of August 1st, 1921, and the Clerk of this Board Is hereby instructed to have proper locks put on the doors of tho court house. Thb following bills against Black jHammock Drainage District, 'and Florida Groves Drainage District, were approved by this Board: Florida Grovea Drainage Dis­ trict, W. B. W illia m s ...^ .$ 008.09 Black ’ Hammock Drainage District, W. B. WHliams... 1-210.17 Florida Groves Drainage Dis­ trict, F. T. W illia m s-......' ’ 22.50 Black Hammock Drainage District, F. T. W illiam s.... 40.00 Motion of 0. P. Swope, seconded by C. W. Entzmingcr, ant] carried, the Clerk of this board is instructed to advertise for bids for 1 1-ton.Indiana truck, 1 1-top Federal truck, 1 i J-2 ton Ropublic truck, all to ba equipped with pneumatic tires, and the success­ ful bidder to take In. the Indiana truck now owned by Seminole county as part payment, bids to be received at their next regular meeting. Notary Public bonds of A. L. Betts, R. R. Deal, and H. L. DeHart, were approved by this Board. Bond of W. A. McMullen- to carry flrn arms, was approved and license ordered Issued. Tho Clerk of the Circuit Court hero presented his semi-annual report for the six months ending March 31, 1921, which wns approved. Reports of the several county offi­ cials were here received, read and or­ dered filed. • Warrants paid during the month of AuguRt, were ordered cancelled off record. ’ Tho following bills having been audited by the Clerk and approved, were ordored paid: or m STATE NEWS ‘ \< ■ L -i ■ I '■ w ■ j ---I — . ||i-'i' road through Black Hammock- upon, T T T f i b ., S e p t 6, * * * * along, through, over and acroea the ,nfonl( « r-min u B oard of County Comfqltywlngdepcribed. landa in the fol­ UOnbl'? B.nd for S e m in o le counTAMPA—James H. Tucker, fore­ lowing ,syb-divisions of Seminole man of the press room of the Tampa " “ lon “ county, Florida, to-wlt: Times has Just completed his four­ Florida Groves Co.’s first addition r ! ° <t ‘chalrnu.n U A- Bnimlcy, to Black Hammock. teenth year without losing a day, or Trr*< n t, , ,.n u p, H ogan, 0 . oven part of a day, from wrok and by ;Thq, Van. Awidale pabame Broker­ J&M !“ o r s w o p ., .n d fV way of making it a mark for others age'Co.'s addition to Black Ham­ l E“t,m T v & DoubIm .. dcpu‘l' mock, and. 0 , P. Swope Land Co.’s to ahoot at, ha snever boon late on the Job during the entire time. Tucker pint of Black Hammock, moro par­ waa 111 once during tho Influenza epi­ ticularly described ns follows, to-wit: <UnCe' / last regular meeting demic—his Illness during the fourteen A strip o f lapd seven (7) feet in years—but it didn't keep him from width on each side of a lino beginning work. He came to the Times ns eighteen (18) feet south of the center ' a - *"«;■* 9'1 ;dwcr“ rc,d' press room apprentice, Janitor nnd qqarter section post of Section 6, general factotum. In those days the ‘" 'Arff ^ b . . V . n T o Z ™ ' Township 21 South, ango 32 East, Times wnB printed on an B page Cox and running west two miles to a point DupT'x press, with Impressions di­ ,K rountv eighteen (18) foot south of the cen­ rectly from thetype. The paper own­ ts: Beginn,nK “ o* * tor quarter section post of Section follow 01 T>nn„« 01 East ed only two linotypes nnd delivered L ,t the Nw. cor . of bee. .id, ip. 1, Township ^1 SouthRange 31 or near the Its editions to the postoffico in a r. 30 E., run E. on thence on a four (4) degree reverso ition lino about 2 3-4 miles, thence curve in a northwesterly direction to hand truck. The Society Editor wns ,th to the Oviedo and Winter Park a point eighteen (18) foot north of assistant bookkeeper and D. B. Mc­ X be granted and put In good the east and west quarter section line Kay, the publisher, himself set type in rush periods. Tujkcr’s wages wore of said Section 1, then west two and B o n of L- P- Hagan, and « £ one-half miles to a point eighteen $7.50 a week and not belonging to a u by E. Curlctt, and carried, tha (18) feet north of tho west quarter union them he worked twelve hours .repetition is referred to Comdally. He was promoted by degrees Section post of Section 3, Township siloner 0. P. Swope and C, W. 21, South until three years ago when he was Range 31 East. ___ Urainger, to Investigate, with powmade foreman of the press room. Bo It Further Resolved: That the Tucker now works only eight hours to act. . property rights nnd privilege^ hereby r. H. R. Stevens, et. al.- representa day nnd received several times tho granted and conveyed unto the Osceo­ lie Sanford Chamber of Corn­ waken of fourteen years ago. Ho lives la Cypress Co., Its successors and as­ et' appeared before the Board in In his own $7,0Q0 home and goes to signs, shall constitute a franchise for mnee to the condition of the Oswork each morning in his own auto­ building, constructing, maintaining, U rosd, and asked that this road mobile. He Bays he will take a vaca­ operating and conducting said rail­ put In good condition, and after tion some day when he feels he is In jidersble discussion, there was no road over and along the right of way need of one. aforesaid, and ion taken by this Board at this Bo it Futhor Resolved: That the I, WEST PALM BEACH—One six­ tracks to be laid along aald right of Mr. F. F .Dorner, here presented teen year old lad of this cPy had tltiom signed by hlmsolf and oth- way by the Osceola Cypress Co., shall changed his opinion of the police, Poi, requesting that the Board of | be laid ,wlth rails suitable for the liccmnn H. L. Vemcr Inst Saturday unty Commissioner continue the operation of said railroad and in such night, acting under directions from Lvlres of Mr. C. M. Berry, or some I manner as not to impair the useful­ Chief Mathews to pick up all vngOKMERAL rtTND ^tr competent demonstration agent | ness o fsald highway for the pnsRngo rants, took the boy into custody. The . 123.00 of vehicles- and said track Bhn)l be K. A, Dq u i Im ............................. .. ■Seminole county. Dr. J. T. lien lon ........................... 80.00 lad, who hnd all of the appearances 80.00 A. m O o tln ........ .................. [Motion of 0. P. Ewopc, seconded by laid so as to conform to the establish­ (Iro. Frank Kartla ..................................... 78.00 of being homeless, wns taken to po­ ed grade on which said railroad Is or II. C. Ilallow ............................. 40.00 lice hendqunrters for investigation. " ff. Entimlnger, and rnrried, that W. J. Woodbury ........................... 80.00 di petition be taken for future con­ mny be built or constructed, nnd K. A. Houglaw ............................. . 78.00 The boy said he nnd his father hail Be it Furthor Resolved: Thnt the S. O. Hlilnliolarr .......................... 130.04 trition by the Board whereupon started from Detroit for Florida but Wralrrn Union Tal. Co. vent prions addressed the Board In J Osceola Cyprcss'Co., In consideration (llllon * Fry .................. the going becoming hard the fnthcr K. A, Hnuglaan ............. 8.17 of the franchise and privileges hereby Ho. Hell Tel. Co. girds to same. 82. BA deserted him in Georgia and left him 13.15 A lla lU ff . . . . . .•C ............ [Mr. Kiser, a citizen of Brevard I granted shall make nnd keep in good Iloynea Herald I’rlnllns Co, ......................... 210.00 to shift for himself. The fnthcr hnd repair the highway crossings, alleys II. A W. li. Drew Co. ............. 401.70 unty, et. al, appeared before the Hobk-y'a llnig Store ....................... .. S.4J Bpont Inst year nt Lake Worth, he ird in reference to the Titusvillo nnd ditches wherever the same shall Ilower A lloumlllat ................................... 5.40 snid, so he set out for that place and National llank 0.00 ailMHM id snd bridge. Commissioner C. W. cross said right of wny hereby grant­ rirel Urn then ............ 2.08 had nearly reached there when the of­ I. Vance ............ 80.88 ficer picked him up. He hnd made his [ittminger, offered the following ed, and upon the falluro so to do, the 42.24 im iltlee Co. c*. elution, and moved Its adoption, | same shall be placed in proper condi-fcH, nfof() 0.30 way south on foot, with an occasional 1.83 ........... ............. being seconded by Commlsaton- tlon by the County of Seminole and if- £• 10.00 lift hy passing motorists, and was thecost and expense shall be paid by c! m , tranV.IT..!!!!!"I!!!!"!!!*, 18.00 fL P. Hagan, and adopted. 8.23 worn out when he, with his pathetic . | w A b w -" ................... Whereas, The County Engineer has thq Osceola Cypress Co., and 44.45 little bundle under his arm- ran afoul .. 00.04 Bo It Further Resolved;' That when | Thraalwr “ ■ D: Atch*l ported to us that the bridge across 81.00 of Vemer. He wns hungry, too, and d a rn e r 82.10 said right of way 1 b abandoned by the lllll H ardw are Co. it St Johns' river on the Genevapoliceman did 8.40 tho firqt thing the 1.. A. tlrum ley . . Osceola Cypress Co., that any grade Ituiville road is not safe and has not | 8.00 when he learned of the pangs of 1.. I'. Hagan ...... 12.00 V. W. K ntim lngar thrown up by said Osceola Cypress O. I'. Hwojie en for ionic time, and, 14.80 hunger was to fill up tho hollow spa­ 12.80 »• R. C urlett ............. IWhereas, The Board of County Co., shall ve leveled down, nnd 173.00 ces with n good menl. Tho one thing H. F. Iloudney . . . . Be it Further Resolved; That this Tliraaher A (la m e r . cmmlssloners for Seminole county as.oo thnt impressed Verncr wns the Alrnh llualmell Co. 20.33 ve at ail times stood ready to np- franchise shall take effect from and H. 1,130.00 cleanliness of the boy. Even after tho II. Hlilnliolarr . . . opriate funds n<t to exceed $500 after tho date of tho signing of con­ long, hard Journey, the young fellow ROAD AND DRIDOE I" UN O' 1cover Seminole county's fair pro- tract between the said Osceola Cyp­ K(l. lilisln * . Ine............................................ f 630.00 hnd mnnnged to find a pluce to bathe IVooil .................................................... 30.00 rtion of coat for putting this bridge i ress Co., and the County of Scmlnolo Wm. II. AlJnun ; .................................................... 23.00 prcBcrvo an appearance of tid igood condition and making the rond ] based upon nnd In accordance with the II. A. O ixxllpctd .......................................... 160.00 and nesH. He wns intelligent and thcro lllll llanlw are Co. 29.43 Seminole county approaching same provisions of this resolution, the said I). II. IL tlalnin . . . 03.00 wns nothing of the hnngdog nbout 330.18) M. W ynn B»sible, therefore Osceola Cypress Co., being hereby re­ J.Ihlward 42.1X1 the wny he looked at one. Ho met the lllgglna, Ine. 1 Be it Resolved, That this Board will quired to signify tho acceptance or II. Handel ................... 21.00 It. W alnrlght . . . 3.33 gaze of Vemer Hqunrely while he told ■operate with Vo!us in county in rejection of tho franchise hereby H. 47.00 I!. A, Fnrncll ........... a Btralghtforwarcl story of how ho Mnliley’a Drug *cing said bridge in good condl- granted within three months from the H ( Un„ ,onBtora ............. In1.63 .M happened into the plight in which ho m and will bear its proper portion date hereof, and If accepted, shall |i». R. l U t t .............................. 8.2.1 the expense of snme not to exceed begin work on tho construction of 1Hetii!' w!” *^*.' 1111111“ 111111!11!.. "loo was found, nnd these won for him the help he needed. Vemer took tho boy ie sum of $300 and will make tho said railroad within one month from ]■ A” « i '!!!!!!!!!!!!! i!:!! ISiw to n houseboat he has at the lake nnd »d approaching said bridge from the date thereof and prosecute the 11. iimni ................... ........... 12.00 , t , ,, IW *ril A H ero .............................................. 4.10 Mondny morning got busy nnd found munnle county passable, and thin completion of same as rapidly ns nn „im ,ir At>«tric?t Co.................................... 3.00 Stoni-y A Coili ................................. .. 1,120.60 him n job in,a rcsturnnt where he will ^solution shall remain in force nnd practicable, i(!i n,,,!*,,, 02.80 get hta room nnd bonrd nnd enough 200.00 J ** rescinded before giving thirty Adopted this flth dny of Septeniu f»- Co 8.20 money to make himself supporting. iy‘ notice to the Board of County her- A. D., 1021. II. 8. Nehum 12.73 II. W. lim it A Co. 11Ao L. A. BRUMLEY, f“r Volusia county, 32.00 Insted until 10 p. m.- but no conclus­ lllll l.uinlier Co. 12.00 All-erl Hall Chnirmnn. I), I', l-axtun 1.60 ions have yet been reached. Adopted this 5th day of September, 71.43 Fred T. WllUania . . . 0. P. SWOPE, Chnirmnn Mann declined to discuss Noll A Noll ................... 10.30 • D., 1921. , 11 E. CURLETT, 23.00 tho nmtter Tuesduy, but admitted C. F. Harrlaon ............. Not! A Noll ................. 71.S7 i Motion of 0. I*. Swope, seconded by L. P. HAGAN, 28.00 thnt tho committee hnd not reached n Henilnole Cuunly Hank II, M, Jacol-a ................. 00,00 ' , *“ • nn'1 varrlcd, clerk of this C. W. ENTZMINGER12.00 finnl decision. W. M. Bostwick. presi­ II. II. Hear ................... r » instructed to advertise for Bonrd County Commissioners, 12.00 dent of the Guaranty Bank, likewise, Maraliall-8(ieiicer Co. The Tcxaa Company .................... 137.68 o car of metal culverts, bids to bo Seminole County, Florliln, City ot Sun fori! ........................................ 2 , 600.0(1 declined to talk. However, it Is Bnld, N'ed at the next regular meeting N. ft. Uncut..................................................... 16.00 Motion of C. W. Entzmingcr, sec­ 1.. A. Ilrum ley .............................................. 8.00 the committee is nearing n solution I ‘h)|1BJ>a^d, specifications can bo had onded by E. Curlctt,and carried, this 1.. I', lla g a n ............................................... 8.00 of Its problem nnd a formal announce­ II clerk’s office, W. Knlaitilngcr ................. ......... 8,00 Board agrees to pay Mrs. Gray $25 C. O. I'. 8 wo | m> ....................................................... 4.00 ment will bo forthcoming shortly. H. I'n rtrlt ...................................................... 4.00 Ind^T. n r ' Entzmingcr Ben- in cash and buy her a ticket to her J. W. Corloy ............................................... 20.60 According to R. A. Gray, repre­ V , Urn Camptirll ................................................ 20.00 senting the state comptroller nt TnlVonimi*!' ° *’ Swo,,<’' nntl carried, home. II. Mahuney ............................ ooo.no L; *'■ Hagan Is authorPetition was hero presented to this A. W ight llrorcry Co..................................... 237.74 InhnBsec, who closed the Guaranty L .. <u*Vt'rIa at the Monroo Board signed by J. M. Evans, ot. al., Bnnk nt the request of Its bonrd of FINE AND rOBTElTURE FUND I Jlinj ut !n "" requested by Mr. L. requesting thnt tho following doscrlb- H fhrlln M alnrn ..............................................| 60.00 directors, his work is about hnlf com­ eel road bo opened up nnd designated A. iMigian .......................... . »i.«i pleted. A large clerical stuff Is en­ II.mil ................................................ 900.00 C T i ] 0 P s ' Hutsmlngor, scc- as a public rond, beginning nt tho Sw. V. M.tl. llnntl dctnllcd work ................................................ 122.28 gaged in a mass of Mx f’(1n . *Swope, and carried, cor. of Sel-4 of Nwl-4 of Sec. 22, Tp, I.. O. Hiring lellnw ................................... 21.Ml which Mr. Gray said remained to bo H. F. Ilunaliohlrr ........................................ 32.08 K ” , J""' 0. J-nkl,,., I, 21, S. R.- 29 E., thence west 2040 ft. C, II. Ilam l ................................................. 101.84 done. Tho investigation, he said has U rn rra l llrrt-nno Fuml ........................... 1,600.00 £ * " ■ • » P»«k«w tho no- to+ intersection of the Forest City revealed nothing out of the ordinary, There being no further business the but he declined to entor into n dis­ and Orlando clay rond. I Blds fn .L f°r h'" 0,T,CeMr. J. M. Evans’, also' fllqd hla bid Board stands adjourned to meet again cussion of the findings thus far. leak for »Kh‘‘ * * * * * ot «»e steel L ** c,;urt h,,U8« vault were for opening;up this road for the sum next regular meeting, October 3rd, In the opinion of Mrr. Gray a plan of $75, same to b4 cleared 30 ft. wlcle- 1921. M W B n " ' r' ,Ul f0ll0W 8: will be evolved by which tho bank Motion of 0 Swppo, secondod 1 l i t " " * C“.............M M will b% re-opened. Ho expressed the by E. Curlett, carried,4-the above GUARANTY BANK belief that all depositors nnd stock­ AND TRUST COMPANY petition Is . hereby grantedi'and this holders will be taken care of. Mr. WILL REOPEN BUSINESS. Gray would not discuss tho reorgani­ bid Of J. M. Evahs, for opening up this road for the sum of $75 is hereby zation plans, saying he was not nt What nro believed to bo plans for liberty to make any statement at this L i. £ 2 !,LinK' tho IoweBt wd, accepted. $82040 .,.’J nccupted, the sum Motion of 0, P. Swope, seconded by tho rehabilitation nnd reorganization time. C. W. Entzminger, and carried, the of the Guaranty Truat & Savings The general belief is that the bank [•"•In the vault0 ln ,^ n* Clerk of this, ftoafd, js instructed to Bank, Bay and Ocean streets, which will soon bo reorganized and throw k * *« match !n‘,f h° C°Urt h0U8C' closed Its doors a week ago to un. open its doors for business. In the fn the court h °r ,notnI furnlt«re I rv,„ 7 n ho,,*c. tangle its financial affairs, are being meantime, depositors are marking I mmiisloner [ n u considered by a committee represent­ tiin6, and awaiting developm*nts.~P following r , , Hagan, offered ing tho Jacksonville Clearing House. Jacksonville Metropolis, county can not ubo these trucks. adoption I ! " 10"' and Tho committee has been deliberat­ Motibh of C. W. Entzminger- secW. Rntimin ° be ng J*®nd«l by u i tt nt* m ingcr, end ■ v. ing for several days, it became known nded by E. Curlett; arid carried," thv A new company has been formed 4 N S « 4 . T h . U utltnorlty be an Tuesday. It is headed by Charles H. by local capitalists at Chi ploy for lerk of this Board Is 1Instructed to "ie U herni “lll,lori*y et and ' give Mann, chairman of the board of the putting down another test well for ° nveyed u n to t h l nO‘aceo V®?‘ g r a n t c d a n d Jraw a warrant on the Fine and For­ ^ o r . ^ tt ° 8Ce0laCm e .a Co. feiture Fund for $1,500 to be trans* Citizens Bonk. Its membership is said oil. ii -im , i " • as- forred to the General Fund of the to ombrace representatives of all lo­ Post cards—local views -lc each at cal banking houses. cottfity, ' v > ■' Bm| a logging rail the Herald office. ' Monday's session of the committee Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by it 4 4* 4. r fc& S •**■ *•»* I IS f [ cxxctiTTr towxT, o r n m n onnnoi day, October 3rd, 1021,, offer for agio and u l l r‘driring thb legal hours of sale, in front of the Court Bouse door IltrK I F. flohlnMn, Com pU tnint. 11# ’ ,0 iI 1 ■ it 1 In Seminole County, Florida, the fol­ F. W, Hcli»r Iml anil Emma H. Rehwlad, Ms wife, ami the unknown b a in , daetaaaa, gian- lowing described land in aald stato and teea or othara claim ing under r . W. Kcbwlad county, to-wllt ■• ' */ and Raima If. Rcbwlml. D eftndaata, Lot Six (6) of Block "X” of Florida J CITATION Land 4k Colonization Company’s Map 1103 To r . W. Scliwlml and Emma If. Behwlnd. res­ or Plat of St. Gertrude’s Addition to idence unknown; Hit unknown belra, darD taa, .legatee#, grantee* or othar claim ant* under the Town of Sanford. F. IV, Scliwlml and Rmu* II. Scliwlml, and to Said sale being made to satisfy said any oilier perron or peraan* rlalm lng any ta ­ lar**! la and to lb* following deacrltwd land* decree and costs. Purchaser to pay •lln a la d fn Samlnol# County, Florida, to-w llt Lota 1 and 3 e f Rlock “A " of M ltclw ll'a Bor- for title . ‘ rey or th* Lory (Irani. GEO. A, DECOTTE8, It appearing from Ilia aworn Mil a f com* plaint filed In ltd* cagaa again*! yon, th a t yon Special Master. h a t* or Malm aom* Intereel In and (o Ik# land* lie rein a bora daaertbad, therefore, you, (be DICKINSON A DICKINSON, •aid F. W. Behwlnd and Rioma If. Scliwlnd, ar* Solicitors for Complainant. hereby ordered and required to ba ami appear before one aald C ircuit. Court, a t tb# Court 9-9-5tc. flouaa In Sanford, Florid*, on the 3rd day of IAL CIRCUIT, r. g u n x o u ooutrrr, FLORID.a — n r OKAXCEET October, A. D. 1*31, and then and there make anaw tr lo Ih t bill ot com plaint a tb lb lle d agalnat you. olberw lae a decree pro confraao will be entered again*! you. Anil all other peraona claim ing any right, t i ­ tle or Interact In and lo tin properly herein, alioe# ileacrlhed toiler, by or through F. W. Scliwlml amt Emm* R. Scliwlnd, or otherwise, are hereby ordered ami required lo he ami ap­ pear before opr aald Circuit Court, a l th* Court Itonae In Hanford, Florida, on the 7lh day of Novraihvr, A. 1). 1221, and then and there m ake anawer to the hill of com plaint exhibited • galnat aald anknown parliea, uiherw lae a de­ cree pro confraao will be entered egalnal aald unknown parliea. It I* ordarad th a t tbta 00lice be publlebed In the Hanford H erald, a newapaper published In Bemlaol# Oouaty. . lurid*, one* a week for eight conaeculiT* week* aa to tb# known par(lea defendant, and one* a week for tw alra conaacutlT* weak* a* lo the unknown part!** defendant. W llneaa my band and Ik# le a l o f aald Cir­ cu it Court on Ihla lb* 21at day of July, A. D. Phone 175 New Era Printery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING Pickling and Preserving TIME We have the 1021. K. A. DO HO IA 88 Clark of tb* C ircuit Court. Herat not* (’a unty, Florida, fly: A. If. WBRIfH, D. 0 (lROlUlE O. HERRINO , Solicitor and Counael far Com plainant. 7*22l3lc _____ (SKA I.) NOTICE OF MASTER’S SALE Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of that certain final de­ cree of foreclosure and sale entered in the Circuit Court of Seminole coun­ ty, Florida, dated September 9th, 1921, wherein Mary Emma Weinart, executrix of the estate of Wm. Welnert doing business as Wm. W dnart & Company la complainant and Herman Meade et al are defendant I the un­ dersigned Special Master will on Mon­ Fourth and Sanferd Arm. STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. BALL HARDWARE CO. 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 be wise to communicate with us. *j ># *■’* ' * j i, The Orlando Credit Association 1j p osj. office Box 193 Orlando, Fla. ! W + + ‘t + + * + + + 4 ,+ + + + + + 4 '+ ’t + + + 'M > + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + * + + + + 'M * * M u le s ! M u le s ! BOYS, HAVE YOU SEEN REID’S? They are going' fast. A few bargains left, Let us show you. I guarantee to save you money. All stock guaranteed as represented W . S. R e id | SANFORD FLORIDA L t Jullor i Hew to the Line let the chips fall where they may. I J ’ you have been intending to build this year don’t let a f e w peiiimiata a n d calam ity howlers s c a r e you aw ay from great opportunity. You never wi)l have another chance to buy lum ber at present prices.’ E xperts agree th a t rock bottom haa been reached. Use your own gv-od judgm ent and s ta r t your building now. You will never regret it. We will g et a b e tte r price for o u r lum ber if you w ait—bu t o ur advice ia to build now. HILL LUMBER CO. SERVICE QUALITY PRICE �p f t x » > r o u R .'( m UEING- BED 'WTO^THIM'WILDMM-aJo* h»vc*so*etfcinv d*fi*ita*totoffcr clhqnUja^ ,tf a n d iw i ,i y ~ .NB63< . »-u ►o i < to tombat the Influence of that "Inter* mhrf Ui^ruf; i w m k m w w m •tixw vW TTo, ' i i-> W n g iP I p ^ f ^ We hnd placed great hope in •» the to jhelp (Ull -i at. fonpt doing ship ,i)'y water*’ conference .held at - T I T HERALD PRINTING! C O ., li e . Orlando The^dajf, ' night. 1 P a l a t i a l Ungn *11 Irtterestcd in this great problem of »M : I 1 i > jl (raffle thought tfiat' *4A&iothing con­ ANOTHER CAPITAL. REMAYbUT L<;iK HOLLY of. lILLA R D ..B *«retary-Tr«uci'*r crete for the pdtabliiihmprit and mhlri nn m gUtlMl l ,1) REASON, iiij $.tj *• A. NBBL_____.General Manager to nance of a Water transportation ays. ’.Id ivt! dq .... . }». /I rail tjm i W l l W k l rr toni|fr6jn Interior Floyiiia to tide wat-1 Thp.Tlmes-Uniqn prints,*om« Inter -frtrr JtOBi^T holj / t ; , !* he, ■ fc W O T h br Jvolifd to pfojjosetf..'; But j*cqohltt|g; estipg <Int*v.taken ^rpm'ja* pJd /'CJowr. ipVer, In th?;, c l o U p & * U 'V h w (>U o i i r t i o J M A ir io i. •"* Phone 148 up to 8 P. Ms M’ ' 1 1 to leporta there was but) it’reiteration' ppnrthwoim Desllvcr spid .Batler*', ge­ ... i j rf. of an, understanding that hoi existed! ography of Floridn, publlshed'in* J886. ?■ 1S ; ., !flgi . Safes IMa «—w — A»ilo»U«o for many.yoarfi that ultilhfatioh of'the The State then' poDKisted d t butltwfenJ “ ‘..Johns river for central Florida will. e w 1tb'al pboyijdi In Flo1 > V 1 <M !—To go a fa r way,today in (ho soliltidn of .tlon of 8T,448(.afleotdlng,U» th& i 860 . . . . . Iffl I f | f e i Oh Week .......................................................... 1> 0 *au truffle; problems, n ejtatipn. of ttye jnil censua flgJureJJt'Loqn.lcOuiRyjgiM the, It EG Uf! ATTOG'B EN TS 1 , ’ 'c! tiona lost through failure to utilise the largest in ipopulatlon, havingill,44t '• Mr l>* *• h . . »m sll?lVf ,T .'■( Tivpf, a1,very «dbstantial 6nshrlriomont * * .s ic ►sct.saisf Seven cou^tlq*- treat of.tha. Suwonof Stanford as n,"pprt" and a prevail­ neefflvor hcli cld.49)24ff Qfithe total rotate Tenant asaoclntlons lti Siiariy1 jSarts ing motion’tthot atepH bo taken to en­ population^ Qonnideyably,;vfiaxe/ than t>f'tfib Country ar1^ njtttating fot la W Member *dl T t* Aacodated Prraii ’’Its torni-l jilhcCa, courage1fruit rind trupk, growers •' to half, the bntlre.iflupRier p t peoplnrlui lto"fcgillahj i.pfilbl^!h'NeW York >elt^,‘tH te /:hiivo ship by water.' To this end another • ■ " • J r f J U J * '* t t ; Florida a t t^ n t d a t e * , ,!) , ,J; ■lint kcciifcQ iuch IhSvk; 1and! f h e [ Courts mooting will be held two weeks hence ' The flvft southerp. Florida fountiga have ;pass4d bn Hh<fm/ Bbfdrd press­ when plans fo r'g cttjn g ^e, hysisage to of , Dajde* R lllsbqrough.oPrange/. St» ing for a^deiloloh'elseW htj^it ’Ortiiid Everything is showing the touch oA the growers will be submitted.'1* Lucile and'^oproe^ had. A combined b e f e l l to* study1t’ko1bperilttiln of th i the meantime Kanrord Sanford .is) pn»MsHtx- o.v-,*f f w o .w iif f.jM f ^in Iho Is, buby busy P ^P P .^ jr. ) I 1 ■ j i U M )l wUh unb^ B f Wat- populntipn.eif :6A2a.jt|.J.,ddood plan lnc1hfctr>cW^|din'iSi tA hsnwo A, .romporallvei ^o»l«g.-,p£.f#i 9 i« f Thdw urti!th*e'haH tiettded*h|it)a or** on them* nnd Just beneath this slo­ Homca, cieanNothing like jfi gan la /'By1Way q{ ,Sdntd«d."„.i, .* ; seyen^northwiv*wuniVrs »anrt :tjief4ye fair rental ls'^eti‘)per eeht*pft the maring up the yard But If Sanford ^artts‘to ;do a prac-. southern ,pountlas;, tptn»japd uow^to, Ice^jraRiefof, tbe ’prvfieHfyi T>. trimmings. It shows pride in your tlcnl >thing.. and if. Orlando statistic*; Interesting!, wj bodiow jit nod) <io!iiionerwho,juiid6rtita[tlsl(hb bar is of city. Off) 0711(1 O W itind who loaded the ’ntmosphero with, fcou7rtl«g'’(N^ ‘lU tM >!^&3dift| B,lato va,uo—ndmolyt UtAt itfid iuera-i At capitalisation.jnf .w n ttl ixalue+f One o ( M l /lirfgesfjtfaM W i^ will rtgu^dd ^^Tupsdhy'nJ^t wll| first ihitire Oalhdun (- ‘j . . ' . i . : j .,..>''4308 n retention of the present river rntesL EscfAflBln’ ' 21 J.*_ .1 ‘ 4 , 850 ; n io . 3§4 !BUeh a dpcislqntsounds. Uko. a ipocksry. be the Ilfmnilntl* GiinvDay, km*Sept . i * i • ' * * «f i *_ Va .1_ . .. . a ... l - _ a i. It does not, nnd tan not,. In or even o l -lower rntee^ they .will have CTrt d s d ' J . . 1. J : . i . i j ' 8,18 4 122;om F * 18, tember 27. t»t which time there will liq KJ i ’t ! :___ . I w . . In tiV 1 one-xifi tile Igrtsatefcfc tH^WlsI that! Jmi watched nil'live- wires In .ns , . rushing , . Madison'1 r j li: ' I s '4 9 0 WnU°^ r®n t' ' 9o rna^ F ifimk *iVU kdf Vibthi ng cortirfierclnl rtgcAts’ftW thblr co mrrterclnl soliciting hgcAts’ftrtfJhfclr ! T^ n( i ■■ 'lO’odO’ 1 •« 1 { • ■' r ....................... ^ ” .,0 to ( , h The Inw of supply nnd demsn^iajr line "willId there reposei at Tnlltlhadflce' i woya haa ^egplntejl r^ntol^ in a,goi^ a Clydd tLtnW pdtltfbn1 td ^thb rnitroild ing about |t)}njid;Vf4 (tflif&Xhey do com'mlssion /inmnilaalan fob* JaL permission’to nn'tf»(Sabln«l Ia lltSSArtaa increase r > / :•>.*( i o r a l , , and,' in. tlje.ipng, run,’,sufficient, not think nnd yet nil of us go right ratefc on' the. river bAtWeqn Sanford j j^| i.l, Sometimes it operates agajnst a r a l l 'l l i^1*^ Somet' 901,(|he tenant- w h p thsijc Jjpppcn^toJtji on thinking. Think about it. und Ja'/ksoWAlld that Vll?Jprhdticnlly {J*,,^ °* /» k h -T T - — . «,»iy Ori . f|houses ?s. . ^ , n fb u plaJc’ 'Sanford's1 Water ra ti U V If T^ 8°2 « nin longer same Snnfortl cnnvtitJn\(itA?ul I --------w Tns, «the rfiL t.uel« V N r r r l g ” ^ ing goes*at » , tun k'iv'i ui.vuu uiiucp the Impulse of ahead under, thq Jmpi basis rail linul. ' 1 Ahd then, , ! , :V I ' . f t » ' ' ... than rnoijt nectlons of and opwhcnMhb Water rnte dp, the’rails, Monroe ______ -fj i1 ; Mlfb ren^B i ^ swings'around 1 ;> - 1 A nccouiTt)oPthe‘lifafihg uA’ll prates to the advantage of'the tenant. it is rensbnable' to suppose^ will go ford, along with the balance of the up again. In fact this Is nlrcady pro­ Total. . . . . . „TJT..* :,, ^ 2^0 ^ 17p,2‘ 18 hlohy;hrf expensive building has failed 'r i /V 2^ stat«>; needs ;rajn ju s t; now.; And jtho posed; far;Sniifqrd eno fbid:io iho L»st Briefly stall’d, thjs means tt^at whijo' to yield revenues, and tho ownflr has I it ii • I.. L_l_.1 ’ii.* 'iJiLu 1ll ■ j aj. 1_ w ith e r man says, “fnir nnd warm- proposed increases that her mil rates Ilho_ seven northern, couptjes werc^ in- />con glnd.t<>; bJAko it ;for sufflcleni to o rf were advanced about five to tpn times Serasing lqssthaij 42, per fe p tln Beyen^ P«y, 0 »c taxes. In m any'tow ns > ^ d e as lmuch ns were} GainesvR e’s nnd ty yA'ars, tly. fly© 9out|y?rn .qpupl/es Fities»:w,1ere somo temporary setback ii lavit (in »vvi uI uuiiiunvi iiel'of tlio LtHvr bites lot"ppo nts. .grew |SM» I'W t in populptlpn ’,r'^morg thap .114 i)1®* W-tlueed; populiltioA, hbusoi have )o p n ’f | sJnford |m q Orlni Inn lo know OW [Himes, thein 1850 tolaj,oi| oyq'r, 3,^00 I st 9bd empty and tenants haVe bc^n Wolcomed at figures representing not Crlocklng «uri dlrecforutc |£p©r petit!'. • , . enpse an few tragedies trngetllrt occUr'herc hnd ,.that that the "Interlocking directorates" .. > ,v thjire. Wo are still responsible for [between railroads and Htcnmcr lines j:' Lpiiyng at it \rony ipiothor angle, two pqr cent of w hat would be ‘ ,thc children regardIcivy o f,th e trend control thu Clyde Line, and. that when Whesu five aputhorn aouniios have piorel vultiO of the property *untlor riormiil . ..-i conditions,;!” ! ! ! ! ! ....... the time end the teachingsHn tha' they bejffn jirylhl'* up 'the rates »o [SpopulnU, * none life nr OU child wilt iliAurttly tnni. xnero wm w nu auen thing as '■ .^I’l ,-j- Hi mxvO lg btwci asvo .daooidJ ,v>t*ls -reo# , ;t H 'o o lu • ig y t n | J f, ( (A lto n ,r#nu<i9 •” Jn * i> h't i!3 “ *’v > tfll f, u i : - , . , ■Wik **.<o ha n.1 B y w p u t t 4n » « v < i t n r ' m o n j e y ^ i o . - i n & . ■! ■w e ;w a n t t o u r d e p o s it s *nowi V ■,yj on/ u d i.c i !■> t i a i ) T t.rrr* ! yjiiij.,i ,.iti i,t .'Tjj 1 i Hi i;;r iF S p iw ' ■* ll:t M ,‘o *1 f ft t) nj'iJifyl) boo^ nl 4f h ti J5 rod! ,-t k? .11H rr -M vj J.*!lc, ,» el * ^ V ^ J ^ S " r f O i F r i a 9 1-i.a j .;.. p )»■ ■*/ vdt lo dJiB; F; ‘WHWe|r„nCwKifrf,o, glifr.nw/P ,ft noi^-of? 7o l*o.| it<>!J .7/ .‘..‘■■I j.;___ '.a ,ii...l .1. ft j iff : bi ^ . h h 'I ji on ^ r~ :7~ rr, ■1.1 .A I» — 4- BUSINESS Some t 5 m: -— H dl /teta [atrt b <» ,blf Of '.It ,;ti btsoll 1*|rf) . Ypu Can Fiiul thfe ^ m e of Every Live Pro17 d dv ) fe8Bionai Hud Business Man in , ‘Vi j __ Li. i Atiw y e R8 :V • ■1^ . 1- J, bl >1 At\r/ 'I CONTRACTORS 1 George A. DeCottes 1' -10$ . 0 . ,Shinholser ( n .' AUf>w-jMw. 1 ,7 b . C ^racIbV ^nd. Builder p[ 1 Over Seminole Cpunty Bqnlt SANFOItp ^.jV SANFORD , r :- FLORIDA v 1— 4. < BATTERIES Ji ib ■i 1’b '"1 j .,<'7 *hPtQ yP3*'ii,;Ii L'i-H • FLORID! anfetd1 ^anfoi1 ^ Ponstruct’ri 0i ^ T r Ac t CONTRACTORS^AND RUM.DEW Plaqcs , and Specf fic.ations Ch«rfill| 'Battery Troubles to U8r •i '• ’ U^ranlccd > rk tinman Wb VpMkUMl .Mi klJuUel Wirk Vli ttvs t :t a i f.,© ) ■’ r n U /.j m.- ■hI : U O v i !>:! F’ °*Bfl|W Vt X iU O HSjVX QOJtTmHT KXORAMIOS iorn # _ > v* i,*■v. almost Independent of IqndfcrrdA W people attribute '"w ild operotldn tof u Independent Iboat lines ». ' roa (oriBHatTLijra -xotta a la i .If'tJ'i’iM l""i . I !v dewnter? rtt, 1 • .. 1 ’f c7.1' ^ -W n - . ti!n v Theycnn. They can! dwell far out in the suburbs. nl$ht life" to Illicit! Imoio.)This, proh( r ^ f ¥Plr,‘ta to )iti(l‘!Watcr? In,- odlc- e ! " • f W h jr ! * , F H d j „ live in nutomobllo housep, ably conies from the nntl-prohlbition-i r^ l^n * . °y Be^ ^ho Clyde I.ini Sketches an d 1 rirtltnsies Free; m houseboats o r tents, They enh, nnd '1 clnm- i*^ |h ^■ij W■ jW , . ? T O M f*. huunobont 1s t Some people attribute the Crime ^ ro,f<il'n tholr tOtilles nh the clamm m building too tkrgd and hone too sin& Vf^VC to booze alone. ThU Is the rabid or ^Hr s^'*1 wih'e wa^cr J’hone -1B9 4 tf'UL- A,-Renfind, P«p.:[)' -*ALli WORk GUARANTBKD— prohibit ion ipt. Some people attribute din? t fci.a T4”f tK4 presAitr dnyj eX^esfcs t<> iiopt-jvar , Until.tftere $ iA trails PInp ana Qarlana, Sis., Orlando, Fla conditions. * In this they a re partly operafirfgs oit fhe^St. \;Jn;u'i j * Hi MM '•* 1 j ^ h of n. m*?n ' V 1 l . t Tile best way to treat, thd Veiltnl right. But the fact remains that, too \yhich is not contruled by the rnil - Iff !I°asmuch as^ w« jhav.o, studiously,(problem is to lot it along. If rents many people have got|tc^ nw,of f^oin made, and'pvhjcfyis operated at a ^avoided, using the ternm "south’* ^ a r-lg p t too high,{the gryed .gf , Uie< landPURE, WATER rensflnnmd ptofit* the benefits of a , old time religion and' taken up too '? *»i 1 \ fi f l'i» mvement ?uI"» «n*1 ,'f’ortH” P |o^ ‘!a«.thdso figures jords will , prompt them toi multiply *mi[ny "isms nml ics" ami other hnl- "ship by water" movement can only Elder Springs Water1 ^plfaiune of, .the V ' ^ 2' ■"* ^ . < or,.the,r T? 1 buildings, nnd this will bring rents luolnutionHiiiw ii patvKl‘(i)for whnt is be enjoyvd at, the K ,t* g ’ . S & c 't^ tiV jvalue qn allowing . liot^er repsou why down 'to, or more likely, below,’ thu : W.98^ ' BURE HUpjmsi’d to all them. Wherever there controfrtrig* “Inter foctlng ifirectorates.1jS^"1Ue ^ n. f 9?wffF J ‘I,f,trlcr- reason ■ii 1 Palatkn has art Independent boat line j thp f a Pila!*.ot }his .p t^ e should bo .normal basis. To get tho law mixed .Sanford, Fk is iVeol, yeligion. there la little prime, between: this p * lh ta n d : Jacksonville; Pmov?a n‘,ny«r to, ^ ht’r,» the ,gToWt h . up with the problem might Teault in and you can mark that' down bi your —irj . sj f j - u v rr* * -~-----luringI1th” the ln"^ Inst feVyiity making landlordism aJeg allaed '> °ijSeveral mishaps and had m anage-‘ has j }'uri^ hnt. — rH rirtV — rift—h j f f n —ff* Tribune. LORD’S PURITY ; I :•:: : : *.» • i ■: •: roent,: a t times,; hayo:oqt:Diada It: : * ^ ynr? n' nmpn i \> t ................. i ibpoly,—Lakeland Telegram oif'*H*> ^r ' t i r i m r i n ■o11 flattering financial proposition, but ? OllHEItNATOItlAL _ItUMHLINGS 1 LOW TIDE ON TH E BEACH •with) a union off r shipping forces ,•,'to to ATTRACTIONS OF. FLORIDA ‘ E x p e r t R e p a irin g ,'J , Thus/eayly syme ot our uxchpngep keej it busy, antf ; i o n a a n i o n t a © n o o r . * ! / A S G O O D A S T H E H69T f i '1 anlix w111 ith.*J iitarnfuied , WIDELY ADVERTISER j - (I m*„i.r t . . , . ________ OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES : ( ,f are p u lin g fngntiy a\iomid t^io. tioiitlhe phet' pArc tW .shipper* tg utjlpfTort on»it .the Daily Service ‘ I’hone ID . i i... ■.. i i , Forenoon and Afternoon Tides at Oak cnlj pot and it Is beginningir its'sirn- ize its services it con be extended un- f* Under the caption,r “A m % k l •/'» or i - . i t 1*' I . f !-' 1 Lessen from ; About Same Hour and Minute motinga. til it will serve'nil of the territory 'Florida,’/ the.'C olum binfS. ,C.) Ucg* SopL 10 ;....:.............i : 3o For example, the ■Lakeland real s t a t e 11 lfu^ 4rlAg' fWm ,'|frgKjl)i}(vc trnns-^prd makes, note of .the, effective. am and Sept. 17 NOVELTY t - t SANFORD ..... , 2 :po tisir has th u ‘/olowlng to sify1resp m - portation charges.—Palatkn News, 1 ii ‘ 1J Vi'l* *i l A1 I 1 {widespread advertising of Flyrliia'i Sept. 18 __ o.i.... 2:44 lag thq (p«xt, gpbernatpripl , pqininnK Yiju* Hiay .be (fight Itv Jrblir'hUrmlkes .ottroctions ’and resources by Segl, 10 0:18 tiofi—What Section imtst he hall from 7 j rl i!')7 i ’i uou mq wrong, in the thqory that .state's comryercial organisations ajid g ept, 20 ,8*62 ReRl te s t a te a n d I n s u r a n c e T hat/p a p e r/v g f: {Jj 0 *jJ| l / | ip i '< r ntiford n'niV Orllin'dd lire nsleep’'o n !*?*10 rallroada) . ,f j ,. , r Sopt. 21 4:29 , V, C, COLLER, Prop. South Florida i» making tho conten-1‘Vam|0[‘l T ,V,V j '. T' ”’ . f , 1' Phone 90 .0 *•>t ;ll '4J\- *1 l) / r J ' . wording 'p » p|e i-1e - H tho InislnesH men’q organizations Sept., 22 ...... . . 5;08 til)* that it- is Ita tiUe Vo hhmW'rt ffbv-iino JUn ,o r!, 9tll.linqy l.h ^ are working ______.iTM.UUJO iU„f, ;ly for tiio Clyde Line or any other line, Columbia jW(sh^ to got a ,pointer Sept. 23 ............. ^:B9 ergor nnd South rFJoriil Whnt.SftBford itnfl Orlando are work!;£ro,n the live ,n r 6:69 »™ w m * -? ” " ,ho they > l i i h t > * l l SopL 24 ..................... in l/nvor of i & y r K r f f l * * * * * * ,m l *> I i ' S j lo r .0 „ » l j \ t £ traffic , A « i > Sept. '25 . 8:08 Mr*, Wall has not yet Jndicj^ed thi<t I the driver Vhnt Ihis eteiunerH can carry jP®0Pl° {)t (Soptl\ Carolina are cjIucuha* SepL'26 ............................................9;16 Real Estate and Ihshranbe C O ^ T R A C T O lt and milLDER hej'will lie an aspirant for guberna­ —get the people inta, Vvo, idea, qf ahll1' :^nK Septemlier hpt wjivp npil boat- Sopt, 27 .............. ................. u„... 10:11 FLORIDA torial Jtoggif'J f ( M I r> iteij v , #17 Comq>erdal Street Sanford, FU ,v ■. ping by water fin k 1 rtnd'then-if the ;Jnf? icc.fiir a cold drlhk, Florida civic Sept. 28 :.....j............. 11:25 th e lake region of the state ‘ will ------- s =s *!j Clyde Line raises the rate there nre ^‘rgnnlzntlohq have .been ,storming sopt. ........... ................................. n :85 2 9 _______ ur^q Spqutqr, Willlnpi jgou.to rup but TRANSFER . lii'e' ih 'no asMlr'afu'e if thfSi'e'ib that hfc'Will eh- other;boat linoo ready to takx’ithe jo lt [their friends In the nqrth. wlth o post- ' s 0p^ 30 ............................. ........ 12:49 Tho river is free, it belongs to no cor-,^nr,l Bhower, Thesq postcard* bear . 1 ___ . . i.i . v r [The ^ochtional' committee fof the Busi­ ter the field. l>oration nnd nnyono can oiierate a JneBsngcs'bf cheer atid hospitality in “ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS'’ ness and Professional Women's Club TRAIN SCHEDULE West Florida lenders have in large boat line on the St. Johns river nnd I'And of Flowcrk. , 1‘ requests all young woman desiring ndmbers urged Mr. Wall, preferring a g e rv ie fe T ransfer Itailjrond officials in ' Florida have d you been at the meeting nt O rlan-; Railroad Southbound employment toi register (at the Firot f Squth Florida .man. For |om£ reof* , t 11 \ <1 * 4i ilfcndy 1 ahnoiinced winter tdurint Storage Facilities )Ull have heard it said, Departs National Bank. "<>1 J) ' ‘t , l.u V-.r ,we,, plebso Arrive ‘jj tiipe Hfii West F arid a haa'long \ nppused .elk you would you, tell others; if ■*f ■ateB before Hummer’s buhb began to ter .time tbnl tiii’ ^frujts upil’vege! AGNES G. BERNER. Chainham [ 83. , , . . , 2:86 a. m. 2:4 6 *. m any man from this section, biit>BroW/ tell us. Phope ^98 put ’th4 brakeH on tho 1 spark pings.' l>e oargou Dargqll tc Ppla.t in 8:40 a. th. 27— __ anl was favored iiy West Florida bo1- nbl cfe W^uljl lie Brent black typo in 1 northern newspa-' thef'o meet th t ofen Vos ieet tb o<enn go^in 89__ 2:55 p. m. 3:20 p. m. Eyes Examined ’ *‘ Glasses Deeigned clause both enndidntes v^mto fr^m EKs und )or« in' all sectlonti of the cbuh'try in* That j | our .idea through, sets. all Florida “ “ 7i45 86---------7:30 p.m. p. u. : R t a r y i M p L a u l i n . J r . ; J wa«MH( Mm / / ,t /% | n i t t s ^ r Torm the pcdplo that winter tourist 1 North Round Mayor Marlin.Has dtvreoil to be,< n Kd rnisd rates a! oilr rjv- ates to Florlda'witt bo oh sale ih all It • 6 ■* t Vsfl > ft! :I1 h*t ct ndldate for uokpfnor, 1* a Departs ’’ I >' ! ArVivd er lit' ohr ktirnhg polntb-ic f etely Orrltory this season from Ocfohei 1 , No/ 82__ J . . ' 1:48 n: hi. 1 12:03 a', m. i b'd G«f Ji .1cksonvilte h brllllhntv cam°San ford's New Hotel”, \ ■ iUp to the people ns to whether they 1921, to* April H, 1022, with final rcpi igner and congeaiul mi !>1 ■ No. '■84. , ' . . . 1.11:46 a. m.' 12 :05 p. m. ' ,,'||^ # ’Up!pirDsy , I ;urn’Jimit Mity. 31. !.ii > < 1 it 11 ttJwnr|t it themHeivei'or warft tali cArB inner. J^WGIlCI #'» 1*fr*1f 1 j__| No. 80........... 3 :06 p.m . 8:25 p. hi. 1 ~ fr. Follbwlng this ndvt’rtischient, ) the 'poratiotiH to hnve: it all! ’Bdt^ menhll II No. 28_______ 10:00 p.m. T~3 t time the sh^p-by-watur agitation »/is Florida Development Board suggested .7 It I I Trilby Branch < ‘ •* •' ■' *■ .1 [doing'yusL Whatvsbould lm done qn^)it hat u postcard cam paign’be fttntteli r / A ‘UM.VXrrtv*5l I’ <cr«paru is better, tp\bp nljing something than uid'thii^wn»tdqne, ' Wo have fpointed •NK.'lWIaiJilJCCIOMU ,t. 18*00 a. m. O P T IC IA N O PTOW nETRIST Standing qtUl which seems *to lie 1tke >ut -reasons ,fpr Florida'si popularity, *lNo. 24_______ —---* 8:25 p.m Dls'Coilexs Graduate' Northern Illinois ^GoH«g« : Vi can Baker’s Fresh ' Gra(«4^ ■ja^Hltide of other iMfiAi' th n l1nV<,:di­ nt got ting ,^the proam qf, tbff gravel #Nd t i.->vilio’f TtOOaiih. 212 East F irst St. SanfoM firia, rectly Interested in thW moyonuent* (It nany tjmaa, boforo., , Jt may not, be L'ocoanut; Fj-lb. prunes; 1 lemA Noi 22_....i„ujt boa 11 ita ;i7 f35lp{rad ■F .-I .a \ a imiss, howovor, to again remark that: J on; 1-V clip siigaV. 1 Hail prune*' > ,qd«i jnt(U\tion,fo makq Ajulvrfi O esburg Branch. :f) -dt 1 point,of BhlpmontB but it will be( the chjef ifeasop |t ip (that Filoi!!,la with n couple of sllf*s'6f lemon.* ! M il,/ MfArrlvb.11 /D*PiaHi: t the-only. seqtioi\ (thgt Infllcatap iR Fnlntkn to ruh* n'steainer •N oj 16f.uaa.JA U W p. r»< b -Ji hi .1 fi'f-t'I^ s G i" W (h G Iv » w S [ m) '.ti. Remove: pita and'fill Wtth cocoaford else' lenVo ItHis a t present with Jesses,anybody.* ,,{ Tol No. -21.ii.v.i, 2:12’ptm, nl -ti •h’ .m V : i oJ d.’iWttSOgJibwMH If , ,1 1> ,■ The; peqplo o^ tl)a,t state’})0<)flt;U)9lr nut.; ■Boil prune. Juice wUh stig- *. the Clyde 'Lino, thgl only Ifn^. .between •No. 10L. al.» iJ.‘6 s80<p <m . f.,-i '* SATISFACTORY SERVICE 1ANjR i nr to V s y tu p .S e rv e witJf.ayrup j Sanford and paJaRta. [^0 p^ejO^pqcta dim^te, , thoir tpc'onery - and , , their; •No.* 26L ..iL ./tiOOptA. : r. ,it REASONABLE-PIUCKO. to set the World on fire this season. ‘It healthfuincBs fw|m of,.Utq and whipped cream in desired. . . ,W1 »M j-Ja-ti' ftOvIsdo Brnnflh 1 .iff >/cnr to tho other. They do hot allow will take tipie and money to, work out <1 :,ih i iXxrilrc .. Depnrta ; 1*1' iL Mllt/l) T»! I?n .11 >iVf'> T ranspoi(latij{h'jp^)bfcm but •NO. 124. . J _-IliOOm. U-i jl , t .! . j ' arp pubitomy tHnU vfc [fere try•Ndj I 37; j ...L J) I© M«f, 3:40 p.m. 1 t thirWoVld wnlwifrup and f .11 nW *M »¥W ii„iin . ji take notice und there will be a way, terhally and tfio'people' play cohtinup •Daily,iexetpt Sunday^f LtclC ■ ; WEI.AKA BLOCK and cleanddf«t<yopr hone; or w8 wBt U Ik btWays ennfg(-rty IsU/iXiftlhf %>le Uy. They indicate strongly that - ! Ifs ■■1 fit-.- r- ‘ -rn-’i 1 ■. » call; for,aM Aellvsr., Hamilton, DesfK Washers used,—Suifqrd [incsAiXd criticise*th< plio'crs ^mih'to Fost cards—local .viewsf—lq;eaeh| i t Electric •players arOv Welcpmcf, and. Dfi play in the game yourself and unless team Preiser^, AA7i S|. Tihon* 560 players accept, going^rightdbruflthe. Herald .office*,, t,,;, o s g ^ a n y f i M f i i a i b '1 l>■ jSanfort B a tti^ S erv ftf Builders <& Contractor! 8t ..i ivCompany w HARTFORD pAT^ERY >L Wllspn, '& Shorey / 5.'<fBattery *Insurance” > ::: * Edw. Hig-gins, Inc.1* Haight & Wieland : pds^m W GARAGES Smith Bros; Garage ..WATER E E. F. Lane { 1 .ffiedi-'.WVf'knfeht ‘ i<{| WORKS General Shop and Mill id r* •'•%« •" ' Wo r k SANFOlin''" ■’ r-h* Employinen.t bureau.. (II r Quick f HOTELS fit Hofei Montezuma __ r <o TJT.'i ’ au-ONa , PRUNE DELIGHT i ; D eaK )ru tS lel8 C'UXUUbMN YTiv rr ol £ �TOE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1921 In and About The City *6 Little H»pP*n|nB* metier* In »r*«f fersonti Hem* iflnier*1* # * Summary of the Plotting Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readera # # # # # # (Dy Tba A iiacU U tl F ra u ) SPRINGFIELD, Sept. Ifl.—Peti­ tions for a change of venue from Snngnmon county and affidavits alleging Judge E. S. Smith wnH prejudiced und could not give a fair trial was filed with the court today by Governor Small and Vernon Curtis, bnnkcr, both under indictment charged with cmhczzlcmcnt and operations of confi­ dence game. SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE For Florida: Fair tonight * *nd Saturday. *# # Alleged Thnt Judge Smith Is Prejud­ iced ____ Well, well, well, here we, arc ngain with the old "tern1 “ pus fuglt” stuff right off the . B. Lawson was n business visitor reel. Our weather man has Orlando yvntrrilny. been fishing for the past three days and probably trying to 1card will bring us to see you.— whistle up that storm that wo ord Mattress Co. M8-7tp will need before it becomes af i ■ cooler. Hut 01 for the maxi­ A. Melanin, of Wauchuta, was mum is not bnu and if it will CLEARWATER, Sept. 10.—Dr. I. cling business here yesterday. not go any higher we will be J Belcher of Tarpon Springs wns in­ satisfied and then the nights dicted by the Pinellas county grand P. Townsend, of DeLnnd, was in are so cool and the early jury here on the- chnrge of man­ Hy yesterday attending to buslmornings are cold, actually slaughter in connection with the death cold; of Virginia Turner, twenty-onc-yenr5:40 A. M., SEPT. 16TII old daughter of A C. Turner of this Have your watches and jewelry ro­ Maximum ............ ......... 04 # city. Miss Turner’s body, with a stnb ot McLauiin’s. Two first class Minimum ......................... 02 # wound in the heart and left shoulder tdj makers. Prompt service. Range -............................. 80.. 140-tfc broken, was Ashed out of Booker Barometer ............ .......... 30.08 # creek, near Lake Butler, on the Inte # Calm nnd clear*. IL F. Pyle and Win. L. Kleis were afternoon of August 27. * *. The formnl indictment wns not 'tors here yesterday from linlti­ # # # * * # # * re. ' handed in to the court today, hut will ho tomorrow. Judge M. A. McMullen Every merchant in Sanford is sup­ will then probably set a date for the end your old mattress to Dradloy loiy. Make them like new, for posed to give something toward the trial, but it is considered rather un­ i0. 50 lb. new cotton mattress only big Merchants Gain Day, on Septem­ likely thnt the trial of the Tarpon DO. Guaranteed. 300 W. South ber 20th. It means something for Springs physician will be held at this Orlando, Flo. 122-20tc every business man. in Snnford. term of the court. It is probable also that Judge McMullen will request tho Mrs. T. C. Vincent left for Tampa N. II. Garner returned home yesgovernor to appoint another judge to iy from an extended visit with this morning after n pleasant visit try the case, ns he is related to the irither at Mount Olive, N, C. to her sister Mrs. It. J. Holly, Mrs. defendant, and also wns related to Vincent will join her husbnnd at dined couple desiring two very Tnmpn and from there they will go the unfortunate young woman. Dr. , unfurnished communicating to their home nenr Vero, where they Belcher and Miss Turner were cous­ r, close in with hath, electric have n lnrge orange grove and truck ins. The principal witness before the ts ‘ami city water, suitable for farm. grand jury wns Detective Fred I housekeeping. Write G. B. S., Thomas of the Thomas National De­ Herald office. 118-2tp. P. J. Foltner, the presiding genius tective Agency, Tampa- who, acting that makes the wheels go round and II. II Rainey, president of the keeps them going nt the Osceola for the aged father of the girl, worked luchulln Development Co., of Wau- Lumber Co.- at Osceola, was in the on tho case and traced the placing of ulla, Fla., was registered at the city yesterday and last night visiting the girl’s body in Booker creek ap­ parently to Dr. Belcher. Other wit­ ontwunia yesterday. his many frienda. Mr. Feitner, aside nesses arc alleged to have testified from his own business, finds time to before the grand jury to seeing Miss KING, Red and green slate aure, 3-ply 411.25 per square. Tiger take an nctivc interest in the county Turner in Dr. Belcher's office, she plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; of Seminole and is one of tho live having gone there, It is alleged, to ply, $2313. Free delivery. Address wires of this county^ seek his help in the performance of n E. Ginn, Box 391. 139-2fltp criminal operation to snvo her good NOTICE! name. Other witnesses wore the BnlU. Fleischer, the well known buylards, father, mother and son, of OldsAll curs must have rear lights. Also of this city, is now recovering from mnr, owners of the gnrnge there, and iciere operation, performed some the 20-miles per hour will be moro who nssisted the doctor in getting his months ago while in New York, rigidly enforced hereafter. car out of tho mire at Booker creek HARRISON, s is getting along nicely and expects Traffic Officer. about 2 o’clock on the morning pre­ return to Sanford with his fnmlly 147-4tc ceding recovery of the body. Belcher ut the 1st of October. I "EX1DE" BATTERIES, the Giant gave the Ballnrds a fictitious name, hut they identified him as the man CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon that lives' in a box. We can now fur­ when Detective Thomas brought the i evening, Gray Gables, on tho nish six Volt Butteries at $24.5U. We doctor to their place later. h, Seabreeze, Fin. Phono 491. Ibuy, sell, exchnngc, recharge and reThe manslaughter charge is the bath houses. 74-Frl-St-0m 1pair ull makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ snnie under which he was held for the ers. Phone 548. 150-tfe grand Jury by tho coroner’s jury, and T. F. Williams, vico president of his bond of $10,000 wns promptly fur­ Hank of Willi-ton, Dy. Reddick, of TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non-skids nished by friendH. He is represented 32x4 M i .........................................127.50 illlston, anil \V W. Stevens, n newsby Attorneys Thomas Palmer W. B. 34x4 ft ......................................... 31.00 per man of that city were in SnnDickinson and A. B. MleMulIen, of All other sizes nny make in propor­ *'4 today. Wnllai^pSteveriB is the Tampn, while tho state is represented tion. Get our prices before you buy.— of Will Stevens, who is well Ray Brothers. Phone 548. 150-tfc by State Attorney E. I‘. Wilson and wn here and elsewhere in the state Judge II. C. Gordon, the latter of has been elected editor of the Tampn. The Cocoa Trbuno wants the city dspur at Rollins College. to start a school to instruct people of OVIEDO GUN SLUB SHOOT. thnt city nbout their home town. This MBINATION SALE would he a good plan, for too many The following Hcores were made at THIS WEEK peoplo are ignorant of their own city, , I-McCULLBR counyt and stnte. "Oh, I haven’t been the regular weekly shoot of the Ovie­ hero so very long myself” Is taken ns do Gun Club: C, W. Brown............................... 4(1-50 good excuse for Ignorunce. •lb. Mixed Tea, n i\ Poulston ____________________ 30-50 C. L. West.....................................33-50 We have Fresh Country Vern Sley ...................................32-50 F. L. Crosby............................... 20-50 Total L. P. McCULLER Thco A ulin............................ 28-50 • 147-5t« W. E. Argo...................................27-50 147-Gtc Dr. Sim m ons_______________ 20-50 R. Wright ............................. 25-50 J.. II, Lee.........................................21-50 E.^McCnll..................................... 10-25 R. W. Lawton............................... 5-25 # # # # # # # # # Grand Jury Indicts Tarpon Physician for Manslaughter st Saim- $ ..... 1.00 •uU Eggs $ 1.60 ___ _ , a 1 I \ _i I _ j V I— I ' 11121 Mmlel Cars, slightly used. All nre In the best of condition nn<l runsisi I;f standard makes—no orphans. Your chance to buy a K°wl "s,,d ear at a reasonable price und terms to suit. HKI.OW is A LIST OF THE CARS ______ WE ARE OFFERING: ______ ^ » ——_ Sedan IUIICK Six Roadster CHALMERS, 5-passenger STUDEBAKER, 5-passenger LEXINGTON, 7-passenger LEXINGTON, 5-passenger, Special CHANDLER Club Roadster OLDSMOBILE, 5-passenger __UHOSpeed Wagon There *are many places ubout tho car where wood serves ns well ns un | other mnterinl, hut the head of tho driver isn’t one of them. The greatest benefit from tho disnrmnment conference will bo obtain­ ed by the nation that goeH into it knowing just what she wants. Hood Cars, Prices Right and Terms to Suit 4„ LEXINGTON AND HUPMOBILE CARS WE CARRY THE PARTS As the Russian children guthcr nbout an American relief kitchen, they will be hard to convince thnt tho cap­ italistic system is hateful. Think of the fix the humnn race would bo In if Eve had turned Adam down cold when he asked her to be his swife. sa: _ The food is about ns good in n chcnp Joint, hut In a high-priced resturant you get a little moro deference from the waiter. I ford rouD , fla . DISTRIBUTORS FOR A Suit of Clothes / # * THEWEATHER I Illinois Governor Wants Change Venue —Can’t Get Fair Trial PAGE FIVE If Russia's paper monoy is ever thrown on tho market, it will be a sorry day for our wood-pulp manu­ facturers. is not nil thnt you should nsk for when buying. Mnke the merchant show you something better thnn MICHAELS-STERN CLOTHES or CAMPUS TOGS If he says they cost more. Comparison will prove thnt we are right when we say, by purchasing from these two lines you nre NOT PAYING EXTRA FOR THE NAME and they clon't mnke ’em better thnn these two lines. Ask nny of our many satisfied customers, they nil know. Snnford is fortunate in hnving these two lines represented in Sanford. IT GIVES YOU VALUE FOR EVERY DOLLAR YOU SPEND s m /? f r /M r / s o /f f f r f K L Sanford, F la . Florida’s Gridiron Boys Will Be in Fine Shape With F. B. Strategists CLASSIFIED ADS GAINESVILLE, Sept. 10.—Flori­ da’s gridiron prospects this season arc Classified advertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad token for lees thai brighter than ever before, according 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask to followers of the Gators, who have must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ noted with enthusiasm the return of cordingly. several of last year's letter men and the large field of youngsters. Conch FOR SALE — 50,000 Cauliflower FOR SALE "Bill" Kline and Major Van Fleet, plants at $3.50 per 1,000.—W. B. military instructor and football strat­ FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish Hickson, Celery Ave. 148,-dtp egist ,have already begun their work potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. FOR SALE—2 lots, a choice location, of building up the machine that will Brumlcy. 131-tfc corner 13th St., nnd Magnolia ave,, represent the University this season. FOR SA LB—1021 Model Ford Sedan facing East und facing city park. His preliminary observations have at $550. This is a bargain. See us Sewenge, lights, water and gas. Must convinced Coach Kline that he will nt once.—B. & O. ^lotor Co. 144-tfe increase in value.—A. P. Connelly, have much more materia! t^o choose agent. 148-4tc FOR SALE—Medium sizo Bafo. Ap­ 'from this season than Inst. Approxi­ ply 402 Sanford Avo., and Fourth COWS FOR SALE—Man from Tnlmately forty men came out on the Street. 04-01. lahnssee with cnr of fine Jersey first call recently. Of this number FOR SALE—Lexington, 1020 model, cows, fresh nnd springers, nt A. C. L. fourteen were Inst year “varsity" at $1250. Looks good and is in A-l slock pens, in Orlando. 14H-3tp num..I mechanical condition. Terms to suit Cnrl "Tootle" Perry, one time star 144-tfc FOR RENT r center for Florida, came to Gaines­ 'you.—Ii. & O. Motor Co. FOR SALE—8-room house with nil FOR RENT—Several light house­ ville to see things started and modern convenience, excellent re­ keeping rooms. New and clean. 117 brought In tow his younger brother, pair. Private water works, In desir­ Laurel. 144-tfc Henry, whose high school records nre able location. Reasono-Me terms. Ap­ EOR RENT—Desirable housekeeping said to promise well. IDs weight and rooms, every convenience. Ilox 117. physique conform pretty much to that ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street. ^10-tfc 145-Otp o fCnrl Dixon, who wns ineligible last FOR SALE—Buick Roadster at a season, is expected to return this FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms, fur­ year, and some of his proponents pre­ bargain.—B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc nished for light housekeeping. 318 dict Southern fame for him. Dixon, FOR SALE—One heavy duty two- Palmetto Ave. 149 fltp. so the dormitory gossip goccs, will wliccl trailer in good condition. In­ FOR RENT—Part of store, nice win­ 113-tic bring some promising high school quire at Ford Garage. dow space. Apply Herald office. material. * 150-3tc FOR SALE—300,000 to 500,000 celery Among the Inst year men to return plants, about rendy for the field. are: "Chick" Bird, E. B. Wutchuck, Call on or phone II. II. Chappell. "Ann" Anderson, Joe Merrin Jim s 147-4tp SALESMAN to cover local terrtory, Merrin, Bob Swanson- It. B. Wood­ FOR SALE—1 form ennnor and sev­ selling dealers. Guaranteed salary ward, T. H. Cnrlton, G. B. Stanley, J. eral dozen jars. Very reasonable. of $100.00 week for right man. Tho O. Cox, R Simmons, C. Tolbert, E. Address "E. II." care Herald. dh-tf Richards Co., 200 Fifth Avo., New Perry and W. Mnhnnnnh. York, N. Y. 147-0tp FOR SALE—A sped cnr. Guaranteed Gunn, M,oss and Hitchcock are al­ 75 miles an hour. Will exchange WANTED—Hemstitching nnd pccotso expected to come hack this year. for a touring car. 1000 First West. ing, also orders for nil kinds of Some of the yougstors will have to • 150-Stp plenting. 124 Pnlmotto Ave. 149-Gtc contend themselves with making the squad this yenr because of tho one i FOR SALE—8 hives of bees. In good year rule, while othrs served their | condition. See A. E, Dobbins, 325 apprenticeship last season and now Service Shoo Shop. 133-Snt-Wcd-0t LOST—Black pockethook between 1st I _______________________________________________ street nnd 10th streets. Finder will hope to make the "vnrsity." {FOR SALE—5 acres and residence plcnse return to 910 Oak street and Major Van Fleet came m Flor'dn facing lake. Bargain. Box 117. receive reward. 140-3tc from the University o ' Kansas. At 145-Otp one time he starred in West Point’s In Utopia, where everything is pe FOR SALE—New house, 4 rooms und hnckfleld. hath. Electric light and waiter. Close feet, the shipping hoard; is run t For scientific and experimental in. Good location. For full particulars men who know something nbout shi| 147-ltp. ping. work in the cast iron industry, a re­ wiitc ‘ X" care Horn'd. search nssocintion has been formed in LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC­ The invention of photograph plates Great Britain. ING—The (milder may still get the made of paper instead of glass is advantage of low building cost by claimed in Europe. submitting schedules to us and getting direct-from-mill-to-bulldor service. France is planning to modernize Our long leaf yellow pine nnd Tidownthe ancient port of Honficur ut tho ter cypress, manufactured in host mills mouth of the Selno opposite Ilnvrc. insures first quullty ut lowest po8siblo cost consistent with good lum­ With styles ns they are, 'ove at ber—lesH middlemen's honvy profit.— first sight sems more reasonable. Tho GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, first sight lenvca little for future dis­ Floridu. 138-e.o.d-13tc covery. FOR SALE—Seeond hand Underwood typewriter. In good condition. Ap­ GLASSES ACCURATELY FITTED ply nt Herald. 149-tf-dh TO YOUR EYES FOR SALE—tfhito willow baby car­ riage. 512 Myrtle Ave. 140-3tp "preserves nervous energy for use Int­ er in life and nt the same time adds to FOR SALE—New cottuge, a little your present efficiency, I butler thnn the usual run. Two bed j Orr glasses nte scientific in con­ rou:no, sleeping poreh, well located. struction nnd accurately fitted to your ■Worth your investigating.—A. P. eyes. Connelly. 140-4tc FOR SALE ORUteNT—Piano in good * TOM MOORE I . condition. Phone 103-J or uddress OPTOM ETHI ST—OPTIC IAN T tiaC lrckt Is Salf-Adjuttibu. It sin- P. O. Box 352. . 140-0tp ply skf • m r ib« had, d i m at Office Opp P. O. Phone 102 wild mad — —tin —tagl? Mm - FOR SALE—0 acres orange grove, I f your dealer c a n 't g e t U strut 280 bearing tree*, located on hard actual b ust m easure, nam e, adDRINK road. Owner selling ut unusual low dross f t 1 1 ,8 0 , W e’ll send the C ircletprepaid. Sixes 3 4 to 49. price on account of bad health.—E. F. Elder Springs Water, fta 09 08-109 N— (haU ate-F—hiM kuMtaU Lane, "The Real Estato Mon." per cent pare. Phone OIL 120 E. I I Sfr New Y ork, Pw pl M. 148-3tp WANTED LOST 9 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 16, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 16, 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 16, 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/1073e6025eafc82673ae325ab327d036.pdf 21cebecfbb6271a7ba2154a9cbe5464c PDF Text Text Sanford “City Substantial The S anford Daily Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME II To Stop Mayor From In­ terfering With Plans First Photograph of the ZR-2 Disaster SIR ERNEST 8 IIACKELTON LEAVES FOR ANTARTIC ON EXPLORING TRIP. / INCOME TAX HAS BEEN CUT BY SENATE Repeal of Income Sur­ tax Of One Per Cent on In com e MINISTER SPEAKS --------------------- “ City Substantial’ NUMBER 151 (By Tbs AuosUUd Pratt) LONDON, Sept. 17.—Tho small ship "Quest," on which Sir Ernest Shackloton will explore the unchnr0 tored section of the South Atlnntlc, IN INTEREST OF KLAN IF MAY* Pacific, and Antartlc seas, left OK CAN HE MUZZLED BY Thames today on her long trip of INJUNCTION . two year's voyage. (Br Th« AuocliUd Frau) LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 17.— Dcdaring their Intention "to stand on our constitutional rights of free assembly and free speech,'* organizers of the Ku Klux Klan in Louisville today are preparing to seek an injunction restraining Mayor Smith from carrying out his announced intention of pre­ renting the meeting scheduled for tonight. Reverend Caleb A. Rid­ ley, prominent Baptist minister of Atlanta, Ih scheduled to speak In the Interest of the Klan. * VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921 KUKLUX KLAN TO PARADE IN LOUISVILLE TONIGHT WILL SEEK INJUNCTION TM« OVER 5 THOUSAND AND LESS THAN $6,000 WHICH MEANS ORDINARY INCOMES * Tin* ZR-2, n imiHs of tangled cinders unit canvas, limiting on the Humber ut Hull, England, one-halt' hour nfter tin* Inigo (llrlgtMo broke In hull' amt foil, a llory mass, into the river. Rescuing parties are making efforts to extri­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—Repeal cate the bodies from the wreckage. of tho income Burtax of 1 per cent on net incomes of more than $6,000 and less thnn $6,000, was agreed upon yes­ RETAIL FOOD PRICES terday by the senato finance commit­ (■r Th* AuoflltUA Prtu) tee. Reductions also wore made in n INCREASED IN AUGUST PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 17.—Throe number of brackets up to tho maxi­ 4 PER CENT IN FLORIDA. unmasked robbers held up Sells-Floto mum of 32 per cent, previously agreed circus treasurer last night at Van­ (By Th* AiucUUd Frau) upon. couver, Wnsh., and obtained between WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—Retail The new rates ns ngrecd upon by $28,000 nnd $30,000 In cosh nnd drifts, food prices increased on nn average the committee, follow, $6,000 to $8 ,­ according to police reports. of 4.3 per cent in August compared 000, 1% instead of 2 ; $8,000 to $ 10r with July prices, according to figures 000, 2 %, Instead of 3; $10,000 to $12,­ made public today by the Depart­ KII.jRANE-FRUSH IIOUT 000, 3%, Instend of 4; $12,000 to $14,­ ment of Labor. Statistics compiled 000, 4% instend of 6 ; $14,000 to $16,­ tfiL L BE PULLED TODAY nre from reports of fifty-one cities. 000, 6 %, instend of 6 ; $16,000 to $18,­ FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION. D iso rd ers in Belfast, Prices increased four, per cent In for moro with the building removed 000, 0%, instend of 7; $18,000 to $20,­ Concerted Effort Will than it would with the building on tho 000, 7% instend of 8 ; $20,000 to $22,­ (By Th* Auoclitod Frau) Many Are Wounded Jacksonville. lot. No one wants these buildings 000, 10%, instead of 9; $22,000 to $24,­ In Street Fighting CLEVELAND, Sept. 17.—Johnny LOCAL THUNDERSHOWERS Be Made for Greater except for salvnge nnd they are of no 000, 11%, Instead of 10; $24,000 to Kilbanc, featherweight champion, nnd FOR FLORIDA NEXT WEEK. Sanford use to the owners nnd Sanford will $26,000, 12%, instead of 11; $20,000 (Br Tbt AitocUUd Prtu) Danny Frush, meet here this after­ never bo n renl city until tho City to $28,000, 13%, instead of 12; $28,­ BELFAST, Sept. 17.—Two boys noon In a twelve round bout for the (By TIi* AuocUUd Frau) Commissioners make a clean sweep of 000 to $30,000, 14%, instead of 13; wounded during serious disorders in championship, tho first championship WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—Gonerall the frumc buildings on the princi­ $20,000 to $32,000, 16% instead of 14; Vore street district here laut night. bout for Kilbanc In five years. Bet­ ally fair wenther except for widely pal cornors of tho city nnd make it and $32,000 to $34,000, 16%, instead Troops rushed to the sceno and ono ting ranged from ten co eight In fa­ scattered local thundershowors, nnd man who interfered with them receiv­ vor of Kllbano *o even money. The normal temperature Ih the forecast OLI) FRAME BUILDINGS IN BUSI­ dean, showing neither fear or fnvor of 16. when they start. With building ma­ Individuals having incomes of $34,­ ed a bayonet wound. Several arrests (fight begins at 4:40 o’clock central for Florida for the week beginning NESS SECTION OF SANFORD terials and labor coming down tho 000 or more would pny under tho new were made. . time. ARE STANDING MENACE Sunday. owner of a good corner in Sanford can schedule at the saiqc rates as at pres­ get monoy to erect n suitable building ent, with all those whose incomes ex­ DUBLIN, Sept. 17.—Enmonn DoThe City Commissioners at their if he desires it or he enn sell tho ceeded $66,000 pnying nt the maxi­ Valera conferred with the Sinn Fein last meeting gave notice to the own­ property for a good sum of money mum rate. cabinet here yesterday In nn effort to ers of the stable property ut tho corn­ and make much more thnn he can by Treasury experts informed tho com­ find a way out of the difficulties Into er of Park avenue nnd Second street holding it. mittee thnt tho chnngcs in surtux which the Irish pence negotiations to tear the building down or have it have fallen. ---• No public spirited citizen of San­ rates would entail a revenue loss of torn down as it had already been con­ ford or any other city will stand in approximately $18,000,000. News that Premier Lloyd George demned nnd wns n menace to public tho way of progress. American taxpayers have waved had called olF the proposed pence con­ health and to other property in that more thnn $116,000,00 by employing ference .it Inverness because the Sinn Meek In many ways as well ns being General Charles G. Dawes as director loin insisted upon entering the parley Palatka News Says That NORWEGIAN STEAMEP FORCED TO RETURN n sore eye to the public. It may seem of the budget for the last three on the basis of Irish indcpcndenco ON ACCOUNT OF FIR E .!hnrd to property owners to be told monthr. Old Time Route Should caused great excitement here. _____ [that they must have their property That $116,000,000 will he saved Responsible Sinn Fein leaders said Be Opened to Traffic (B) Th* Auoouwd Bran) ( itorn down but there are many extenthrough measures introduced by they believed that, despite the dead­ SAVANNAH, Gn., Sept. 17.—The noting circumstances in connection Dawes that enn be reduced to nctunl lock, there would be n further ex­ Richard F. Adams has a number of Norwegian steamship Bjerst Jernob with such orders. The property re­ change of notes. figures. photographs of Palatka's water front Jorson, which sniled from this port ferred to has heel) in a dclnpidntcd But, besides, Dawes has set up hnlf The negotiations were not ended by In thoso dnyH when freight for near­ last night for Hamburg, caught fire condition for years. It was used for a dozen economy measures nnd re­ the premier, and the Sinn Feincrs ly every section of Florida was nt Hen nnd was forced to return here livery stable purposes in the days CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WANTS forms that will result in tho saving look for n further interchange of brought to this port and then either TO TAKE THAT MANY today nfter boing badly dnmngod. when the livery stables seemed to be of unealculntcd millions n8 time goes communications before it is dotermin* Hhipped further by light draft boats ALONG the principal industries for they were on. H whether the Irish armistice shall or by overland "schooners." Not less always plnced on the principal corners POLK COUNTY CATTLE oe broken olf. It in the purpose of President Geo. than n dozen schooners nre to bo GROWERS ASSOCIATION of the towns. Other cities have gone W. Knight, of the Sanford Chamber Will Procure Dirigible seen In somu of these pictures, nnd OFFERS BIG BEWARI) through tho same process of condem­ of Commerce to have nt least one hun­ some of tho later oneH ocenn going nation proceedings. It is only a ques­ (By Tho Auoclitid Prill) dred mumhors from the Sanford From Germany Now to Htenmers of the smaller size are tion of time when such buildings must BARTOW, Sept. 17.—Polk county Chnmber of Commerce visit Orlando Replace Ill-fated ZR-2 shown. cattle growers association has offer­ cither be sold to pnrtieH that will tear Tuesday, September 27th. The secre­ With the widespread movement to then) down and build structures suit­ (By Th* AiioeUtoil Pr*u) utilize the splendid waterway for ed n reward for the arrest and con­ able to the growing needs of the city tary of the Orlando Chamber of Com­ viction of persons who slashed half a WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—Pro­ evnding tho constantly mounting or they must build on them nt once merce has again inquired the number curement of a dirigible of the Zepplin mile of fence near Brewster Thursday freight chnrgcs of the railronds there themselves. In the event that they | " h° w.ould 7 , ,’T 1 .h in every prospect thnt Palatka will night. It iH believed the incident is cannot build on the property there i s , thu 0 r ,,ndo Cbn," b®r ° f Co|m1morc“ ifl type from Germany, if possible, to re­ another chapter in the no-fence fued place the lost ZR-2 nnd continuation and do not REPRESENT ANY again nssumo its importance as the always a« chance to Hell sell nt a good fig fig- p~ P nr nf °n 1nt dato, “"d hns bccn of the constructio nof the ZR-1 now in thnt section. • SOVEREIGN STATE OF advised that there would be one hunhead of deep wntcr navigation in in­ ure and they do not stand any loss by building nt I.nkehurnt, Now Jorsoyv IRELAND terior Floridn. At the ship by water the orders to demolish the buildings. dred from Sanford. It is up to the were recommended todny to President local organization to return this visit conference at Orlando Tuesday night Such structures are fire traps that Hardy, Secretary Dcnby nnd Secretary In lDy Th» AuoeUUd Frau) D. C. Marlowe, one of the largest are a standing menace to nny city. with the same enthusiasm and in larg­ Weeks by tho official Nationnl Ad­ er numbers than on the occasion of rcnlvi ’"f*' s '!PL 17.—Lloyd George shippers at Sanford, pointed out that Fire starting in one of these frame visory committee for aeronautics. fro 'n 'u " I,y t0 n com,m,nlcn\lon deep water vessels could transport buildings will often burn up a town tho banquet recently held in Sanford. k! , ra HayH t0 rece,ve Sinn freight from nil ports to Pnlatkn and and cause untold dnmngc and proper­ The Orlnndo people nre preparing a BOILER I1LOWS UP ' ^ e proposed confur- It could be lightered or put on barges ty loss to men who have erected fine wonderful reception for their guests KILLING TWO MEN. Z : : n,,!re"entot|vwi of nn inde- from here to points below Pnlatkn. buildings near them. It is not fair to from the City Substantial nnd nre During the Inst few years freight ( II AMHER OF COMMERCE w i u the men of Sanford who are striving constantly nsklng that ns large a « ™ * ii i i r and 1" ’ official recog'm M (By Th* AMorUUd Frau) HAVE PRIMARY trannpprtatiAn on tho Ocklawalm riv­ for a greater city to allow these build­ number ns possible come over from i >n (,t In land's sevcranco from er has been almost entirely abandon­ MOORE HAVEN, Fin., Sept. 17.— BALLOT Sanford to holp make the affair n th ings to stand. This Is the d«y of pro­ J. I. Spooner, foreman, nnd a negro SU C C 08H . saVs o"ig, s domains. ....... Lloyd George ed. Orange Springs, Bay Lake and Due to the resignation of F. F. Dut­ gress nnd those who cannot progress The Hpirit which wns evidenced by fireman wns killed when a boiler at ni Die Iri I i^i ,,H LeVnlorn insist that other small points logically dependent ton, recently elected governor of the should make way for tho people who the Orlando boosters on thu occasion’ munll saw mill at VonuH, exploded reproaeni l.‘‘ UKntc" Hh°ulcl confer ns on this waterway for transportation, Sanford Chnmber of Commerce, an­ can and will progress. of their visit is one that ennnot help Thursdny afternoon, according to be­ have boon using the Ocklawalm Valley other election for his successor hns *°vereign , 7 * ? ! lnt,cpendcnt nnd At the same meeting the building but be productive of results. Already lated advices received hero .today. poaaihio ° th° conforonoe in Im- Rnilrond, but ns the abandonment of been called. that stands nt the corner of Second thoy hnve shown their willingness to Spooner’s body will bo' sent to Colthn trond is at Icnst in tho range of The seeretnry'H office hnH sent tho street and Oak avenue nnd borders on co-operate nnd had a Inrgo meeting quit, Gn., for burial. The mill receiv­ possibility soma provision will be membership n ballot and it is request­ the A. C. L. tracks wns condemned. when the Sanford Chnmber of Com­ ed very littlo dnmngc. made for serving residents in that ter­ ed that they ho returned before 7 p. U'aders in League V* ,r,’, “ *•*“ *‘i?" '" 'a ^UJ “" w are­ merce called for the organization of a ritory with freight. Nick Wimberly, m. Monday, Scptcmbor ll)th. Scores for the Week nn experienced river transportation In selecting n governor it is asked house purposes for many years but permanent Ship by Water Committee. on nccount of its poculinr location is If wo want to see our water front de­ SIXTY-THREE CONVERSIONS man, Is nlrcndy making his plans to thnt the members give particular a t­ MADE IN TAMPA REVIVAL c iii(’A("(,Th\ A“ r “ ud- * « > • resume traffic on the river in tho tention to tho qualifications necessary not fit fo r anything in the business veloped get in wifh tho Orlnndo boost­ le*dcra „f . S‘‘p ’ J7— Individual ovont of tho discontinuance of service for n man to successfully sorve on the line nt present nnd would really mnko ers through whose co-operation widor (Br Th* A«*ootAt*d Frau) up ,(> and i.. i rIw^°r Lon®uo Knmos on t!)o Ocklawahn Valley nnd will governing board of a live commercial a fine little park if the city could a f­ roads butween thu two cities will boTAMPA, Sept. 17.—Tho closing -battersUd W°JneBtlay were probably use the Carmichael boats for organization. These qualifications are, ford to purchase it for this purpose. come n certainty. These nro tho days meeting Inst night of two weeks’ re­ «roit. ;; 8 Ar r can: i i ^ a n n , d 0. this service. These old buildings thut have Borv- of co-operation through organizations Civic prido, or nbsoluto faith in the vival conducted hero through tho Louia, 40|’ uat 0nBl’ Hornsby, St. Tho suspension of service on the future of Sanford; willingness to a t­ od their purpose nnd nro now a men­ to further accomplishments. When thq young peonies union by students from National 2 ru"8~ Bnb‘5 R»th, Ocklawahn would also mean that tho tend rcguinrly tho meetings of tho ace to the city in mnny ways should organizations nro alert .and efficient theological schools, resulted in sixtyRuns scored \ N°W Yorl‘. 22' Wilson Cypress Co. would rnft their Bonrd, and one whoso, standing in tho oil be condemned, tho owners allowed they ro-nffirm tho trito expression threo conversions, twenty-five of a sufficient timo to build or sell thorn thnt in unity there is strength. logs on the river, nnd tho nctivity business community 1b recognized. N*«onnl. l l e V a X ^ " " ’ RUtH whom pledged themselves to life ser­ Fill out tho postal card which the vice in thq ministry and missionary Thq membership fist which is ap­ nnd in tho event they cannot then they along that stream might put over tho plan which originated nt LeeBburg pended to tho bnllot contains . tho should bo torn down for thoy nro in secretary Is Bonding you arid return it work. Conversions during tho two tho m ajority of cases no source of about' wlrndn ^ PnrtlL'8 W,U several years ago to have the govern­ names of a great many mon of this profit to the owners as the land is promptly. Tho members will bo nd- weeks announced as 406. visod subsequently of full details bo ,s doubtful if A B th° wnr* hut “ ment spend a million dollars in mak­ calibre. The newly elected governor much more valuable thnn the build­ that thoy can bo governed accordingly. will, upon entering his duties, find a ing It more navigable. Tho approprfaThe country would be hotter off If lh° ■ '••PPlng hoMd,P WlU brag ab° Ut tlon wns actually put through tho sen­ volume of work before the Board of ings nnd the owners are paying high­ less attention was paid to tho rail­ The ate hut through tho activity of Repre­ Governors, which upon itr successful er tqxes fo r the land than the rents Plans hnvo been perfected for the roads and more to the American will bring them In roturn. m°n Earned q W JM a{to* sentative Freor, who showed that tho culmination, will mean a great deal to farmer. white way for tho. town of BradenIt is not a hardship on the owners tonnage wns ^onitfnntly decreasing the City of Sanford. producor nre « n L f Ie | WT , ' 0f com- nnd would not Justify tho expendi­ Ballots received nfter 7 p. m. Monof these buildings to tonr thorn down town and they will soon start coni Produced ,e,n 0iitho “ “ For office supplies, stationery, etc., day evening will not bo counted, for In every case tho property a6lls struction. ture.—Palatka News. come to tho IJerqld office. Robbers Held Up Cir­ cus at Vancouver Last Night, Took $30,000 THE CITY COMMISSIONERS condemnjcertain property AND ASK FOR DEMOLITION A CLEAN SWEEP COULD USE 0CKLAWAHA RIVER FOR NEW MOVE SHIPPING BY WATER ONE HUNDRED TO ORLANDO SEPTEMBER 27 LLOYD GEORGE SAYS DELEGATES MISINFORMED GOVERNOR TO BE ELECTED NEXT MONDAY �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1021 KEEPING UP NOT IDEAS ness”; also a Comedy /• : ••• :\v*- I SUMMER DAYS WILL SOON BE OVER things are going down, it’s easy to mistake a difference in price for what is really a differ­ ence in quality. O ur clothes are same fine grade o f style and always. In choosing . It has been a busy summer even though it was vntation timo and wo face tho winter Benson with tho greatest and 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 ore bettor," Floridn is tho most prosperous statu in the union. Now is the time to think of the proverbial "rainy day.” Save your money while you are making it. Rank it with the bnnk thnt insures your deposits. * Start your bonk account today. T h e W in t e r Season Is A d van cin g # § > n r ir ty S r a t t b (U ln tb c a you eliminate the hazards which usually attend a reactive period. A liberal choice o f popular checks, tweeds and herringbones for you to choose from . | S E T R E A D Y F O R B U S I N E S S T H A T I S COMING The Peoples Bank o f Sanford * 4 0 to * * * * * * * * * * * LAKE MONROE Sanford Shoe & Clothing RESULTS YESTERDAY Fnrmcrs nre getting seed beds American l.entrue ready for nn early cYop of lettuce. The At Philadelphia :i-0, Cleveland 1* celery beds are green and thrifty und At New York lO-l.'l, St. I.ouis 6-5. plants large nnd a good stand. Cab­ At Roston 1 , Detroit 5. bage is also sown for an early fall Others not scheduled. crop of that vegetable. Truclcors are hopeful of good prices for their pro­ National League duces :his fall nnd winter. At Pit'sburg .'I, Roston The fololwing composed a pnrty to Conditions of colonies compared with quality of crab grass of which there Daytona Reach for a few days out­ A; Cincinnati II, New York S). At St. Louis 2, Rrooklyn 1. normal strength and hcnlthfulnress is snid to be several varieties. All ing: Mr. nnd Mrs. Dnn Tnlbert, of At Chicago .1, Philadelphia »i. Is 01 per cent. Condition a year ago kinds of stock like it, and it 1s no tho East Side, Messrs. Ren Lake, J. was 80 per cent and the fourt-yenr trouble what ever to grow it ns it R. Murphy, Henry Miles, Miss Linda Southern Association average condition at this time is 00 comes up of its own accord after cel­ Miles ami Thelma Lake. They re­ At Mobile 2-7, New Orleans i)-3. per cent. ery, peppers' or any crop is gather­ port a very delightful time nnd tell of At Chattanooga 2, Atlanta 3. Condition of honey plants is 78 per ed. The weather hns been ideal for tho big thirty poting bass enught at At Rirminghnm 2, Nashville 4. cenj compared with 80 per cent a hay this season, ns the rains earlier the inlet. Also they sn\v a tarpon At Little Rock 4, Memphis 5. year ago and a four-year avernge in the summer made it grow nnd the nomo five or six feet long up the Hullcondition of 01 per cent. . dry Weather later, was fine for tho fax near I’ort Ornngo bridge. American Association gathering of It. It’s a poor stick of .a A crowd of the young folks stormed At Louisville 7, Indianapolis 1. farm er who did not save hay here this Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacobs at their home St. Paul-Mlnneapolis, rain. season. Just look about nnd seo the Friday evening nnd spent a very Others not scheduled. plcnsnnt time playing games. Delight­ hay stacks on every farm. Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpany and Mr. ful refreshments wero tnken nlong, ChnrleH King, of Molenn, Mo., is International League here looking nfter his property he re­ and Mrs. C. S. Chorpening nnd young nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Jncobs also passed At Tnrboro .1, Syracuse 2. cently purchased, tho Hayden place, people, spent Sunday nt Coronado around the "goodies,” so everybody At Jersey City II, Newark 1. felt very much pleased nnd enjoyed on Ueardall avenue, nnd expects to Reach plcnicing and bathing. At Ruffnlo 0, Rochester 11. A. Corpany, C. E. Corpening nnd tho occasion very much. Mr. nnd Mrs. come here to reside but the recent Jncobs nro very hospitnbl? and every South Atlnntic A s s o c ia tio n death of his wife hns altered Ids Carl Chorpening were over salt wnter one receives a henrty wolcomo in their plnns. fishing a portion of thin week. At Churlottc 8, S p a r t a n b u r g H­ home nt nil times. At Greenvillu 5, Augusta 10. Mrs. George Townsond, of McllonMr. ami Mrs. R. L. Garrison, of Mrs. E. Stafford nnd son, Rush, nnd At Charleston 4, Columbia 3. Fort Reed, have bought the ten ncru ville nvenuo, is at home nftor*Bcveynl Mm. Nnt Stafford and childron, have improved farm of W. L. Henley on weeks spent nt Daytona Dench, ns returned from n visit to Macon, Gn. Virginin League Richmond avenue and expect to mnko guest of relatives nnd is much im­ Miss Lilly Miles hns returned to At Newport Nows fl, Suffolk 3. proved in health. it their home. her home in Louisville after visiting At Portsmouth 1, Richmond 3. Ernest Hodges is here from Tam­ Miss Linda Miles and brothers. H. Steel nnd sons, of the Celery At Norfolk 1, Wilson .’I. avenue store, have bought out Mrs. J. pa to visit his mother, Mrs. Toon. Miss Elenor Roily has returned At Tnrboro 7, Rocky Mount 5. Mrs. Ed J. Mulligan, of Green home nfter spending the summer with C. Moore’s grocery stock and rented the store building on Celery avenue, Cove Springs' in here visiting' her her grnndparents in Cleveland, O. Fable: Once upon n time a nab')* and will conduct a first clnss cash parents ,Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vnughn Misses Annie nnd Mary Walinsky fought for its rights and won, » nnd friends. * store. Miss Mnmio Steele will be in hnve returned to their home in Wis­ took only the rights it had f°u* charge. j The present dry weather is very consin after nn extended visit to their for. Mr. nnd Mrs. John G. Leonard! are bad for the growers just now, ns so unclu, Mr. Gullatzie. Henry Walin­ very pleasantly settled in their new much water in needed for seed beds sky, thdir brother, who is also here, The list of things John Bull h*514 home on South Cameron avenue. The nnd wetting up fields for plant set­ accompanied his sisters to Jackson­ worry about doesn’t include the house hns been almost rebuilt, many ting. Many wells throughout the ville, but returned in n few dnys. Tho petition of tho American mere *alterations made and fine new porch­ celery deltn hnve gone dry, thoso who Misses Walinsky were indeed charm­ es added- making a very comfortable hnve engines use them continually ing young ladles and they made many marine. home. which causes many wells to quit flow­ friends while hero. To prevent’ automobile* bae ir Mr. nnd Mrs. R. T. Wynne, jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. J. Cameron have ing thnt would othorwiso continue to down hills, a ground gripping * returned from scvoral months stay at flow nome. More engines nre being daughters, MIbscs Roberta and Josetachmont, almost automatic in °r Rostwick, nt tho Cameron ranch. installed as fast ns enn bo nfforded. phino visited relatives at Mt. Dora. oration, haB been invented. . Adelphia Kromburg, Dus Hawkins, Mrs. Mnmio Robinson nnd Mrs. There were threo littlo showers the Ethel Diggers were out from town lnttcr purt of InBt week that cooled tho nnd Cecil Dales spent a day at PnyAn electrical process ha* been tonn intely. recently visiting their fnthor, Fred air nnd were greatly appreciated. v/>loppd in Germany for coating 0 Charles Dales was at Leesburg on Cowan nnd family. ono side ofn sheet of metal wit business last week, Charles Drnddy was nn over Sunday Tho exports sny that a man should Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rabun spent guest of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Henry Jake Miller is confined to hi* h° . McCaaklo, on his way from Goorgia kins his wife not hi6ro thnn threo Sunday*at Chuluota. suffering an attack of malaria. Mrs. Wainwright attended tho Daptimes n day. Tho majority of husb­ to Lakeland, to tako a position. ' Dorn to Mr. oi\d Mrs. Jack Re tist D. Y. P. U. meeting at Chuluota 1 no largest amounc of hay evor and, if this is true, should increase Monday night. son Tuesday, a girl. tijL ____ __ gathered in East Sanford has ___ boon rather than decrease their osculatory Dorn to Mr. and Mrs. WilH®"1 Marney Lyons continues very ill at put up this season nnd of tho best *activities. his homo here. a girl. , *77'cHome o f Snricttj Irani) (EUitlu'ii FLORIDA CITRUS CROP TO SHOW SLIGHT GAIN OVER LAST YEAR, ACCORDING TO LATE ESTIMATES GAINESVILLE, Sept. 14. — Tho crop report for Florida for Septem­ ber 1, issued by Sam T. Fleming, sta­ tistician of the bureau of crop esti­ mates follows: Citrus production will exceed last year’s by a small amount. Field crop prospects are improving for corn, Held peas and velvet beans. Deterioration in condition of sweet potatoes, rice and sorgghunt is shown. Peanuts, hay and other crops show little change from a month ago, with prospects ranging from fair to good. Production of the citrus fruits is estimated at 111,000,000 boxes. Last year’s commercial crops was 17.’l,200,000 boxes, in round numbers. Most of the anticipated light in­ crease will be in grapefruit. The tangerine crop is short compared with last year and production of limes will be lowor thnn usual. Over the citrus belt conditions aro highest on the west const; decidedly spotty through the central higghland section and rather pessimistic in South Florida, especially on the lower East Coast. Condition of corn, •field pens and velvet beans have improved as the season draws to a close. Yields of corn and peas are showing up heavier thnn Indicated by early reports nnd velvet beans, while pot yet mntured, have made « good growth of vine nnd are blooming and fruiting freely. Sweet potatoes are turning out unsatisfactory yields where harvesting is in progress. Vine growth hns been good but the potntoes nro not there, A small white fly has been very much* in ov deuce pn the potato vines but ^ o rte rs do not state what damage it is doing. Rice harvesting Is In progress, Condition i snot up to usual and light yields are anticipated. Sorghum for syrup was aiTected by dry weather at a critical time and production will be less than usual. Farmers are cutting hay under gen­ erally favorable conditions. Local damage from rains is reported. Pro­ duction will be under last year on account of the reduced acreage. Peanuts, chufas and other field crops are maturing with condition which promise satisfactory yield over most of the statu. Pecan production prospects are much bette rthan for .a year ago. Condition is 70 per cent of normal' compared with 40 per cent at this time last year and 70 per cent in 1011). Nuts are opening and harvesting has "tasted on a small scale, The number of hogs on hand for fattening is only ninety per cent .of the number on hand a yenr ago. This decrease is In line with a national tendency and is also due in a measuro to the change in this state from common to graded stock resulting in a smaller number of better animals ,,n the average farm, Production of wool js estimated at 05 per cent of last year. Sheep rnlsing and the production of wool In Florida has bee non the decrease for some yenrs. The ipio federal census showed ifl2,000 pounds; production In 1020 is estimated at 157,000 pounds find for the present yenr, 150,000 pounds. Estimntes for 1020 and 1021 are subject to revision. . The average yield o fsurplus honcy per coIony ^ (latu , BMtimj|tcd at ;,fl pounds. LnBt ycftr thoru wnfl a 8ur. plus of 28 pounds. Tho four-year average at this time is (12 pounds. f : SPORT WORLD * * * * * * * * * * * * EAST SANFORD �V ft T i " W ' ■; • ■r i- ■- j'*f. >rtA •' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921 PAGE TWO * * * * * * * * Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. GENEVA ******** SKIRTS ARE UNCHANGED r Mr. nnd Mrs. Dock Wilson, of Tnmpn, nro visitors nt tho Flyna hotel. All progressive movements that Mrs. Wilson is n sister of P. N. Sto­ have for their aim the creating of ver- who recently died. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Moran went to a G R E A T E R S A N F O R D and S E M ­ Now Smyrnn Sunday to meet his IN O L E C O U N T Y are in accord with brother of Miami on his wny out west on account of tho hentth of his the progressive policy of this insti­ son. Mr. nnd Mrs. C’lnud Rnulorson was tution. in DcLand Saturdnyy on business. * Mr. Fred McFnrlnnd came homo Identify yourself with this strong Wednesdny from Benton, Ala., whore institution today by opening an ac­ he hns been working nt the saw mill for the past seven months. count. Mr. Lognn wnB in Sanford Tues­ 1 day on business. P. N. Wnkeflold wns In Orlando Wednesday. ^ \ chicken pie supper* will be held nt the town hall Fridny, Sept. 10. i, i ; t- am: er id a .vies lor sepnnite Mrs. Bnllnrd nnd son, Homer, and skirts designers nppenr iiicJIned to Mr. I. W. Provntt, wns shopping In el well enough alone, .T he new Util­ >♦♦♦♦ Snnford Snturdny. ity skirts for winter nre stlil made *>L Clnrn Hnrrison returned homo Wed- striped or plnld ninterlnls, and are usu­ SERVICE PROGRESS STRENGTH nesdny from Min mi, where she hns ally plaited either III box or side \ r/o INTEREST PAID been visiting her nunt, for n month. plaits. Their reseinbhiltce to summer Mr. Bnrber nnd Man Frnzell ran skirts ends when fabrics are eonsht < i* * 4 * ,|.+ + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 These an* heavier and ill warm, into ench other Wednesday nfternoon •-red. rich colors. in front of tho Flynt hotel. No one tit !l p. m., nt the homo of Mrs. L. R. wns hurt but the enrs were torn up * * * * * * * * * * Phillips. pretty badly. ^ All members are requested to bring thimbles, needles nnd thread nnd their IN HONOR OF MASTER MRS. FRED DAIGER. Society Editor. work, ns thnt the nrticles enn be finBILLY BALL. _______ Phone 217-W ___ ished for tho bnznnr which will be * * * * * * * * * * held soon. ClnHS No. 2, of the Holy Cross SOCIAL CALENDAR church- entertnined very delightfully HOLY CROSS CHURCH. PICNIC AT STONE ISLAND. nt tho home of Mrs. A. D. Key, their SATURDAY—Tho Children's Story The full winter schedule of church A merry crowd of picnickers went | t ^ h c r i n compliment to Mnster Hour will Ikj held nt the Central Rc^icvs will beheld at Holy Cross over to Stone Island Thursday after- m ||ie ^ wh” has "recovered‘from Pork nt 5 o’clock. church, Park nvonue nnd Fourth noon nnd received a royal welcome by , ^ rpccnt MONDAY—Circle No. 2, of the Meth. „ „ ... . . ... ,, ,, „ i i, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Commons, the Ali sorts of games denr to tho street, on Sundny September 18th, tho odist church with Mrs. Howard I . . . . ..... ....... , .. .... . , king nnd queen of the islnnd domain 17th Sundny nfter Trinity. will meet at .the, and. where . .. . - „ children's hearts wore played on tho Smith as captain, 1 . .. they nre monnrehs of all Low Celebration, 7:80 a. m. a t J .. u, , , | . , lawn, after which ice crenm nnd cake home of Mrs L. R. Phillips, * they survey. Stone island is only a Church School, 0:45 a. m. p. m. short distance from Sanford hut it is were served by Mrs, Key assisted by Church Service, 11 a. m. Master Frederick Daiger will enter. much longer by road going via the Mrs. A. Raymond Koy. Vesper nnd Addresses, 8 p. m. Members of the class who enjoyed tain a number of his little friends 09,cen fcrry nml the Enterprise road. • Mrs. Lucille Aspimvnll Tnkach- so­ a t hi» home on to u rti .street, r°m ^nrlved nt the picturesque spot tho this pleasant afternoon, were: Billie loist. Mrs. F. S. Munson, organist, T» to (I o'clock. The occasion be nu quests pnssed several hours in con- Ball, Martha Fitts, Henrietta Ed- nnd Mr. A. II. Stone, choir nuister. hiH fifth birthday anniversary. versntion, fancy work, games, 'stunts' wards, Morris Hanson, Jack and Everyone is always cordially wel­ playing croquet and wandering over Ainslee Robson, nnd William Mor- comed to Holy Cross Mr. C. H. Mann, president of the tbo fnrnj where Mr. Commons has r'H,,nCitizens Blink of Jacksonville, nnd Mr. somo fjnL, hreii iiogs, cattle, chickens CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. GIRL SCOUTS HAD Joel II. Tucker, of the firm of Stnck- aad fronts. To all our members and friends I CAMP FIRE LAST NIGHT. land, Tucker & Travis, also of JackAbout six o'clock the official bnrboDo not forget thnt your presence is sonville, nre in the city, and are very cuers, John Leonard! nnd Joe Ilnll needed and will he appreciated nt nli The Girl Scouts have returned from much pleased with its growth, started conking the big steaks over of the services of tomorrow. We -------the hot coals thnt had been burning their camp at the R o y Scouts' cnrnp have a good Bible school, hut your ntHorton Mabry and Joe Caldwell for some time. The steaks were laid grounds. Theywent out yesterday lundnnco and help will make it a betare spending the week-end nt Daytona on n wire grating right over the hot \ afternoon withDr. and Mrs. Goo, t .r one. Try and get an early start Dench, the guests of Arthur Zachary, coals and the savory odors that went Hyman and Judge nnd Mrs. Schelle nnd be with us nt 9:45. You will [up from this favored spot broughtout ; Mnlnes, nnd hnd supper In the woods hnve a cordial reception. At tho Mr. nnd Mrs. G. F. Smith and Mrs. some tremendous appetites and when on the shores of Silver Lake, where morning sermon hour, Mr. Burhans M. H. Mabry, willmotor to Daytona the long table hnd been laid with ev- the hoys have one of the host camps will continue to present thought on Bench tomorrow, where they will cry kind of good things to eat the in the state.Tho Girl Scouts are subject of "Regeneration." His sub­ great big steaks came on steaming spend the day. good scouts, ail right, and hnve no hot nnd so delicious that they would fear of snakes or red hugs on their ject will be "God’s Revelation of the E. Ilaltz, of Camden, Ala., was reg- almost melt in the mouth and many camping trips. They thoroughly cn- Mystery of Life," No thinking man istered at the Montezuma yesterday. them melted right soon. It is safe | Joyed their camping trip and will go need grope in thcdnrk or stumble upon the pathway of life. There i sillumi-------to repent what some of the picnic par- j „Knin ns soon as possible. natlon for nil honest hearts. The Madison, Fla., wns reppresontod l>' «»*<! “Her returning home, that -----------------------Christian Endeavor meets nt 0:45 nnd here yesterday by W. A. Mickler. they “te morc steak nt Stone Islnnd MISS MARDRE RETURNS. _____ than they ever ate before. An hour will bo glad to see you. At the night Mr. and Mrs. C. A Miller, of <>r Int,rt' “ftl'r tht-‘ big.crowd had startMiss Sara Mardre has returned to service there will he shown a large Springfield, HI., are spending some l’“ting Messrs. Rail nnd Sharon Snnford after nn absence of several number of very beautiful stereopticon views illustrating old famllinr songs. time here at the Montezuma. wore n,iaflCl1 and ^ nt, her .home In Alabama _____ discovered in the woods near the months . . Hpent . , , . Tho message will ho of interest, es­ rnniiiim, ....... ,.r „ i..' nnd “he also visited many points in Mrs Lamrlev nnd son am Master ,, , nnd, ithc Cnrollnns. ^ ,, mrs. F i. II u. liangiej aim son, sur ^ ‘ ^ tut witli a part of, a , steak . . >inGeorgia Miss pecially to men. The truly nmhitinus Frank- left yesterday for Daytonn 11,1 11 k 8weet Potnto ,n Mnr,jre j„ the accomplished organist man is the one In closest touch with Beach, where they will spend ten lhe other, both sound asleep and m ak-, rl " J* n„ ^ Jesus Christ, nnd who sees things days at the Brinson Apts ‘"K fum,y . h<1!! Hint sounded like aa,, . tnc . pl81. nas from His view point. You can get the 1 ■ nn(l n> “iso irtl_l I ► * * | T h e Sem inole C o u n ty ij B an k. SOCIETY THE CHURCHES to hnve her “W " ■»'" «" "»><« »<■* Hfo count. You hotter, hear About it. Wo will he glnd to have you with us. I b«7 on thU .nWo knd Vh„. T l........ - l non In M r. lot", T t.rA.iy uud M l.. Vlr-- ih0 !">■* In M Snnfonl AA.tr ginin Brady, left yesterday afternoon Floridn Produce Co. eigurs were bet- 1 for Jacksonville, where they will . .. . ,, ,, , BALI.—BROWN. ... . . in i tcr tll“n tho best, the cuttnge cheese apend the week-end. They will also ()f st()ne , 8ln|U, can|e from *0WH thnt apenil several days nt I'ah o Beach hm, been t,atin(t bnnnnnB and Mr8> A wedding which came as n great ore re urn ng tome. Martin was a real live "Model." surprise to their many friends was ... „ , „ , . I About eight o’clock the pnrty came the marriage of Miss Mnrrie Frances Misses Esther Mi Her and Marjorie holI)B ,n thc mo(H1|1(tht voting Mr. Ball to Richard Hently Brown, which a>, wire among le - an on pi o- and ^jrH Commons thc best king and took place in Eustis yesterday. Mrs. pie attending the dance nt Daytonn (|Up(?n in n|j tbu world,nnd Stone Is- Brown left yesterday morning1 to ny oven nff, ,Inncl the ideal spot for a real picnic. visit her slater in tfissimmeo, but in~~ I Among those present nt the picnic stead she and Mr. Brown wont east Mrs M. II. Mabry and son, Horton, were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight, Mr. „„d wore married in Eustis, owing to who have sppent the summer at an(i Mrs. Fred Wight, Mr. nnd Mrs. parental objection on account of their Chautauqua, N. Y, have returned Kictley, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. Ball, youth. Following the ceremony the and will he tho guests of Mr. and Hodgson Ball nnd MerryFrancis,' young't-ouplc left for Virginia where Mrs. G. F. Smith for the winter. (Daphne Win.bish, Sara Wight, May they will spend several dnysV " Holly, Mrs. l-.ndor t urlett, Mrs. Eich- 1 Mrs, Brown is the youngest daughSenator and Mrs. Park Trammell tier and Mr. and Mrs. Chits. Phillips of (cr <)f Mr nmj MrH ,j G |jn|| is were the guests of Mr. and Mrs G. Geneva; Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard!, highly accomplished ami numbers her M. H. Mabry, Mr. and Mrs. James Sharon, Mr. nnd friends by tho scoro, yesterday. I Mrs. It. J. Holly and Mrs. T. C. VlnMr. Brown is a rising young busi­ jeent, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Martin, Mr. ness man of *his city. nn« Mrs. «nm Sam Younts, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Miss Lottie ® na1 O'™Yountz, Percy Mero, j The numerous friends of this young Caldwell, Mrs. Wtdoman Caldwell, | ^ ««»>' Mrs. Blackman, Mr and M rs.'coup,c jo,n |n wUhit,K them UV(>ry Margaret nnd Franklin Bennett nnd ,JaraC8 Magt‘c un<l Mr- nntl Mr“- Con‘- happiness In their married life. Briggs Arrington, wero n congenial (mon8, party motoring out to Crystnl Lake I t^lum H°lumnly vowed that PREMIUM SALAD yesterday where they spent tho af­ this would not be the Inst picnic party ut Stone Island and the picnic season ternoon. DRESSING is just now on nnd thc most beautiful L. P. McCULLER spot on Lako Monroe is at its best in Mrs. E, D. Mobley, Mrs. M. II. the early fall. Bowlor Misses Martha Fox and Mable Bowler, nnd Meade Fox, Hpent tho Small Size, ................ MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT nfternoon ver pleasantly at Crystnl for Tho following announcement has bake. 147-6tc been received hero by friends of Dr. Lr .8,ze:.......... 45c : 20c Mr. nnd Mrs. Widcmnn Caldwell leave tomorrow for Jacksonville whore they will spend several days nn the guest of the latter's fathor, Dr. Walter Seay. Jogger, who hus been here sovcrul seasons on government experimental york: Mr. anil Mrs. Anson P, Fisher an­ nounce tho marriage of their daugh­ ter Gertrude Inez, to Mr. Ivan Claude Jagger, Thursday, the 8th of Septem­ ber, 1921, nt Cunnstota, N. Y. BAPTIST SERVICES _ Sundny. Sunday School, 0 :.'!0. Sermon, "Man’s Better Half, 11 n. m. Young Peoples, 7 p. m. Sermon, subject, “The Working Man," 8 p. m. Dr. Hyman will preach; Mrs. Maincs will play the organ in thc morning, and Mrs. W. E. Betts will sing. Miss Sara Mardre will play nt night, and Mrs. Glenn will sing. Use High G rad e G A S O L IN E U. S. Tires are Good Tires Frank Akers lire Co. ■ . * Ice Cold Chero Cola Free on Saturday ^444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444+ COAST LINE IS PLEASED WITH AUGUST TRAINS. W. J. Craig, passenger trnlTic mnnngor of tho Atlantic Const Line, ndvises tho performance of *trnins num* " hers 85, 8-i, 80 nnd 82, was perfect ns to Icnving initial tcrniinnl, main­ taining schedule nml arriving s t ft mil terminal, 100 per cent, of efffTiciency nml on time. Thc performance of trnins is a record that the company is proud of and speaks volumes for the condition of tho tracks, motive power nnd thc efficiency of operating offic­ ials und employes. "This performnqci? is notable for numerous rennons," said Y. It. BenzIcy, district pnsaongcr agent, with general offices here. "This apparent­ ly seems to he the season of uncer­ tainty and with tho perfect perform­ ance of five trains covering a period of thirty days, the Atlantic Coast Lino hns demonatratedthnt its em­ ployes nro thoroughly organized. But the public enn rest positively nsssured thnt wo do not Intend to stop with tho August record. Our enthusiasm is increasing nnd unless n combbinatlon of cireunistanccH interferes wo will duplicate In September nnd like­ wise in October nnd succeeding months." Tho record performance of all pas­ senger trains operated by the Atlant­ ic Const Line for the month of Au­ gust, nnd the record for punctual schedule performance wns 00.4 per cent, which is 1 per cent, hotter than that of July.—Tampa Times. State Road Depart­ ment May Condemn Daytona Wood Bridges Evidently because of nn Ultimatum delivered to B. L. Armstrong, head of tho Concrete bridge, by Governor Cnry A. Hardee following a visit of n local committee to thc chief executive last week, the concrete bridge was today opened to traffic after being dosed for four months. The orders to open the concrete bridgo wns co-incident with n visit to the Triple Cities by Major Chas. A. Browne, chief engineer of the state road department, and his assistant, James A. Mortland, who Tuesday af­ ternoon inspected the three bridge! spanning the Halifax river between Daytona and Daytona Bench. The state eiiginero-will make his report direct to Governor Hardee and the contents of the report will not he known until given out by tin- gover­ nor, It is safe to assume, however, that both wooden bridges will lie con­ demned, ns they nre stilted to be in a deplorable physical condition and un­ safe for the modern day traffic ilemauds. It is said that the concrete bridge is also rapidly deteriorating.— Daytonn Daily News. 2 cans Pineapple, while Oyj. they Inst, per can..... L. P. McCULLER 117-5te Tho world news the day it hnppeni, delivered at your door each evening, 15c tho week. ► 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444+-H -H 4 Information If yoti aro doing business with Bankers, Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ ange County, nnd feel tho need of informa­ tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ it standing of your customers, it would be wise to communicate with us. The O rlan d o C redit A sso ciatio n Post Office Box 193 Orlando, F la . CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES. U 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + + * Tomorrow, the 18th Sunday after Pentecost, nt All Soul’s Church, ser­ vices as follows: Mass nt 10 n. m. Sermon: Text taken from that por­ tion of one of St. Paul’s eplstlcB ap­ pointed to he rend for thc day. Benediction after Mass. Weck-dny musses until and includ­ Have it made at home. Pick out the kind ing Thursday nt 8 n. m. of material you like and how you want it Ember days next week: Wednes­ ■ day, Friday and Snturdny. made and we will do the rest. StrnngcrB welcome. Sittings free. : That New Suit CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 Subject: "MATTER." and cleaned at your home or we will call for and deliver. Hamilton Bench Electric Waahera used.—Sanford Steam Presscry, 317 tst St. Phone 500 Sunday School...10:00 a. m. Church Service--.1 1 :00 a. m. CIRCLE MEETING. Circle No. 2, of tho Methodist Scientist are sure that cheek-tochurch, with Mrs. Howard Smith as For office supplies, stationery, etc., cheek dancing is doomed. Thoy Hny captain, will meet Monday afternoon' como to the Herald office. women are growing whiskers. 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 Women’s Club Bldg., Onk Ave. All Aro Welcome. PRICES FROM $ 3 0 UP . ---------------- TERMS: C A SH -----------— ED.RANDALL Second Street Sanford, F lo r id a Maker of Fine Clothes for Men �•- T V / / * V P H ;* ./TTW THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921 RESOLUTION ASSOCIATION FLORIDA MILK EXTRACTORS PA G E TH R EE !*— G H E T T O ’ S QUUGA DHIN A TURK F«z and Baggy Treuiara Qlvs Naw Resolution declaring for law and or­ York Drink Vender Potential der within the City limits of the City Oriental Atmoephere. of Sanford, Florida; and Denouncing b s Un-American, Undesirable, Harm­ Picturesque on hot days among ful and Detrimental to tho best inter­ upper East side peddlers Is the Turk­ ish lemonade vender, says New York . t.pvT IN MIAMI ON SEP- est of tho Community, any Persons, Sun. He may be merely n native Associations, Orders or Corporations, 20m AND taking or Attempting to take into American In disguise, but be adds to 21ST. file Interest of what might otherwise their own Ramis the matter of ad­ be u commonplace occidental trade by «„nt 17.—Officers of the ministering Law and preserving Order going about garbed like a Turk such Mm MDniry Association nrd vrork- within tho City of Sanford, Florida, as children ure familiar with through fourth nnrnint con- or elsewhere, without duo authority of the pages of their geography books. Across his hack rests u tank as long Law. W whtch wlU I® *»u h' rc on us his body, und held up by u thick WHEREAS, it has been brought to VCn t,rr 20th and 21 at, the lnrgcst the attention of the City Commission strap slung over Ills right shoulder S t t of i,s klnd cVor h°ld ln th ' 8 of the City of Sanford, Florida, that and under his left arm. A sort of Sum Browne belt encircles his wulst, " S e Hotel Ta-Miaml will bo hoad- certain persons acting upon their own except that where on the Ham Browne for the dairymen, having initiative and without due authority of belt would be u place for bullets he qU8LV very low rate for the occas- law have attempted to regulate and has receptacles for glasses. You ask jon^ond the hotel auditorium will bo mnnuge the conduct of certain per­ him for a glass of lemonudu. lie The automobile firm of Haight & Magee will in the future lie known as HAIGHT & W1ELAND—G. A. sons within tho City limits of the City hows to you, and In so doing oper­ „.,,i taT the meetings. Wiciund having tnken over the Interests of J. F. Magee in the old organization. ates a mechanism which spills from The dairy farmers are beginning to of Snnford, and The three cars comprise the lines of nutomobiles handled nnd nfford a wide rnngc of prices nnd models WHEREAS, the laws arc made and the tank, through u hung hole near realize that it will be necessary to to suit every taste and every pockctbook. the bottom, some Ice-cold lemonade, band together to help that great state should bo enforced by tho proper au­ which falls into u glass he holds In The sturdy little OVERLAND delivered in Sanford at $698 defies nny kind of competition in ita class. wide movement to take the (range) thorities; State, County and Munici­ his hund. As the liquid nears the Tho stately W1LLYS-KNIGHT—delivered in Sanford nt $1715 has the only type of motor In the world pal; and bull out of politics so Florida can s op top, he straightens up, hunds you the WHEREAS, the attempt by indiv­ thnt actually IMPROVES WITH USE feeding the cattle fever tick and the gluss, and you give hlui two cents. iduals to tako into their own hands A more frequent spectacle Is that The HANDLEY-KNIGHT with its wonderful motor nnd exquisite lines makes nn irresistible appeal to range cattleman. . . A n u m b e r o f bankers have signified the administration of the law and the of the Individual whu Is continually the discriminating buyer. "Hclser arhus, helser bubth e ir in te n tio n t o b e present to get a regulations of the life and affairs of crying: Come in and let us tell you WHY thcBc KNIGHT motored cars are the bent investment in the automo­ b e tte r u n d e r s t a n d i n g of the import- citizens within tho corporate limits of has." He Is declaiming, In Yiddish: bile world. "Hot pens, hot beans." His heating the fclty of Sanford who are amen­ ance o f th e d a i r y industry, with a contrivance Is In a four-wheeled cart able to tho ordinances of tho City of view to h e lp in g t h e dairy farmers in ^ E R V I f E —^ ur STATION Is In charge of Mr, Reaves Sims, who knows automobiles in* Sanford, and to the laws of tho State he pushes by hand. For one cent he th e ir c o m m u n itie s . IjL lIV V I L L side nnd out, nnd who can give you prompt nnd efficient service on any make of car. gives you a small bog, for two cents of Florida, which conduct of said in­ a larger bag, and for five cents he F o llo w in g is t h e program: Drive nround nnd make Mr. Sims' acquaintance—you'll come ngain, we know. dividuals so attempting to take over sells you enough to give you crumps. T u e s d a y M o r n i n g , Sept. 20th» tho management and control of mat­ The presence of the "Hclser arhus" I) A T T I 7 R f l i \ ! — nre now «<IuiPPw* *° fUv<? you the very best battery service nvailuble in SanA d d ress of Welcome. D / i l I L I U F a J ford. We carry a full line or HARTFORD BATTERIES and parts. Our Bat­ ters they have no authority or right mnn Is a signal for the kids of the R esponse, tery room is In chnrgc of Mr. Harry Beckham who comes to us direct from the EXIDE factories and to regulate, is injurious to the public neighborhood to ran to their mothers A p p o in tm e n t of Committees. who doesn't have to GUESS about your battery problems—he KNOWS tho trouble nnd the remedy. L o c a tin g t h e oBarder Cows—Prof. generally, is contrary to the Consti­ for pennies. G. H, W illo u g h b y , College of Agricul­ tution and Laws of the State of —Mr. Beckham is also a GRADU ATE WELDER and will give you the kind of ser­ Florida nnd to the Ordinances of the LU N G BATH SOM ETH IN G NEW tu re , G a in e s v ille . vice you need on that emergency welding job. How I Feed—Alf. . Nielsen, Lox- City of Sanford, nnd is it bad example to others, NOW THEREFOE, Physician Recommands It as Highly — Our stock of high grade TIRES is very complete nnd we will be very glad to ahow you ahntchee Form, West Pnlm Beach. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY Exhilarating, Though Admitting Producing Milk for the City Dis­ thnt new tire you need for your car NOW. It Can Be Overdone. tributor—Bernard Thyson, Cortaln- COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF -Our Garage will be open from 7:00 a. m. un­ HANFORD, FLORIDA: Thyson Milk Co., Jacksonville. "Ws are ull taking sou baths now," til 10:00 p. m. every day including Sunday. That any act or acts of violence at­ Tuesday Afternoon ■aid a doctor, "Lots of people take Night repair service Will he taken at reasonable rates. STORAGE can be nrranged for cither by the tempted or done by nny person or V isit to D a d o County Dniry Fnrms. night or by the month. persons, not duly authorized by law so mud bnths, too. Htomuch baths are Wednesday Morning, Sept. 21st. prescribed frequently for dyspeptics, Of What Value to the Dniry Farmer to do, is a mennee to good govern­ nut few of us tnko lung bnths as we ° Ur <>rRnn*zn**on ‘‘SERVICE THAT SATISFIES" nnd we nre honestly striving is the Present Live Stock Sanitary ment, is an evil exnmplo to others, should. i l l l l l to live up to thnt ideal. If you will come in nnd get ncquninted with our department heada, LawI—Dr. J. W. DeMUly, State and is by tho City Commission of the "You can swab out your lungs us you will quickly find that we hnve the men, the equipment, and the desire to give you the kind of autoCity of Snnford, denounced nnd con­ one swabs out a room. Pure air does Veterinarian, Talluhaasee. mobile service you have been looking for. Advertising Florida’s Dairy Indus­ demned ns injurious to the well be­ It. You go out where the air Is pure,, try at the State Fair—L. M. Rhodes, ing of our said City, the State of tlirow your head well hack; lulmie through your nostrils as much of this State Marketing Commissioner Jack­ Florida, nnd the Nntion nt lnrgc. pure air ns your lungs will hold, nnd Passed by tho unanimous vote of sonville. . then expel It swiftly and forcibly. Do South Florida Grasses for the Dairy the City Commission of tho City of this IB or 20 times—even oftener If Herd—Dr. J. G. DuPuis Lemon City. Sanford, Florida, this 12th day of Sep­ you like. Astonishing how It will Conducting Milk Campnlgns—Miss tember, A. D. 1021. rlennsu your lungs! Astonishing how H, R. STEVENS, f H. L. HAIGHT G. A. WIELAND May Morse State Homo Dairy Agent. pood It will tnnke you feel l Mayor. Tallahassee. "Air Is a great stimulant, nnd some S. 0. CHASE, ft these lung bathers overstimulate % L. BOUDREAUX Wednesday Afternoon C P fin tlP V t Commissioner Ihemselvcs, so that they get nervous, ♦♦♦ Should the Average Dairy Farmer City Salesman m U lie JO can't sleep at night und so on. They C. E. HENRY, Try for Register of Merit Honors?— y Commissioner do this by such tricks us breathing ❖ M. A. Milam, Miami. the pure nlr ln through one nostril Some Observations of the City In­ Attest: tally, taking too many lung baths und L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) spector—Dr. Ziebold, City Inspector, (hat aort of thing. Huch over-lndul* Miami, City Clerk. 141-lt fence Is perhaps pardonable If you 4 * After they urcout of their respect­ Tuberculosis—Dr. J. G. Fish, Unit­ have a piece of bard mental work to ive offices the governor of Georgin GAINESVILLE, Sept. 17.—"Old do, but If It Ih made a habit of, ll will : OPEN NOSTRILS! END ; and the governor of South Carolina Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford At*. ed States Bureau of Animal (nduHtry, Mack,” Inst relic of the days when break down the health like over-in­ j A COLD OR CATARRH ■ ; might put up a correspondence school. Tallahassee. New Era Printery Gainesville's fire department consist­ dulgence 111 cocnlne or hootch or any ? ------) Committee reports. G. Bassett Smith, Prop. ed of horse drnwn vehicles, is dead at other stimulant."—Detroit Free Press. ' ’ How To Get Relief When Head J Officers' Reports. v,; and Noae are Stuffed Up, COMMERCIAL AND . nn ngo variously estimated nt from Licet ion of Officers. The world will never be over-popu­ JOB PRINTING twenty-five to thirty years. For the A ud acio us E a st Indian B andit. Adjournment. lated if automobile accidents keep up Tho death of a robber- king, last five ynrs, or since the depart­ County fifty! Your cold in head or tho ppresent batting average. Post cards—local views—lc each at ment hns been entirely motorized' Znrshnh Shlnwarl, la a ’private quur- cntnrrh disappears. Your clogged nos­ the Herald offieo. Mack had been retired to a life of rel la his native village, has been re­ trils will open, the air passages of from .Simla, India. Ills most case ns he hnd been transferred to ported famous exploit was the robbery of your head will clear and you con X X X X X X X X X X X X X x x x X X X X X X x x x the street department nnd wns kept Calcutta mall, near Poshnwur, In breuthe freely. No more snuffling, Pickling and Preserving in reserve, being worked only enough i tho December, HUB, wlion, with a gang hawking, mucous discharge, dryness to give him necessary exercise. of thirty men, ho killed the guard, or hcuduchc, no struggling for breath Mack’s death Ib believed to have driver, und fireman, ami rnnsucked nt night. resulted from n enper of his own. tho uialhvun, but failed to discover Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream While standing In his stnll recently the ensh chest. Not daring to return Balm from your druggist and apply a nt once to tho frontier, he hid In the little of this fragrant antiseptic cream We have the ho suddenly renred nnd struck his hills near Attoek. A cordon of troojrs, hend an a benm, cutting n deep gash with police lories of every description, in your nostrils. It penetrates through across the scalp. Tho wound wns wns drnwn around him, hut he evaded every air passage of the hood, sooth­ sowed up nnd nppenred to lie healing them, and with consummate Impudence ing und healing tiic swollen or in­ but several days ngo the nnininl with­ kidnaped tho Hindu slutlon master of flamed mucous membrane, giving you Mason, Sure-Seal Jars out any warning lay down nnd died. Khalrhnd only two duys nfler the instant relief. Head colds and catarrh Tho horse boenme a member of the robbery of the mall. lie retired to yield like magic. Don’t stay stuffedand Jelly Glasses fire dopnrtment in 1894 when former the Attoek hills with his jcaptlvi\ lip and miserable. Relief is Bure.— To advertise! It is his mode of tell­ whom he then, as a crowning piece of Chief McArthur, founder of tho fire nudacity, set on a donkey nnd marched Adv. See our line of ing the world of that particular mental fighting brignde, wns In charge. At nt the dagger’s point along tlit* Grand state known as happiness. TRAIN SCHEDULE Stone Crocks, Coolers, thnt time two horses wero purchased Trunk road to Peshawnr, across the to draw the single wagon. In honor golf links, under the noses of 11,000 When the bi^by laughs, when the sun Southbound Churns, etc. of the Chief one horse was named troops, and across the border Into the shines, when the flowers bloom,., when Departs Arrivo Mack nnd the other Arthur. Both Afrldl hills. dinner sends out its inviting nroma— No. 83____ 2:30 a. m. 2:45*. m served througli the remaining dnys when any one of a thousand other Sheep ae Lawn Mowere. 8:40 a. m. No. 27....... of the horse drnwn vehicles, and were In Centrul park, Now York, and In No. 89____ 2:55 p. m. 3:20 p. m. things happen which attract your atten­ sent to the Btrect department with tho parks of other cities, sheep are 7:45 p. m. 85____ 7:30 p.m. John, tho third horse. John nnd Ar­ used In substitution for lawn mowers. No. tion—you are being advertised too. HARDWARE CO. North Bound thur died Hcvcrnl years ngo. These sheep are permitted to wander The whole purpose of any advertise­ Departs Arrivo over the grass, In chnrge, of course, ment is to excite your curiosity, gain 82....... 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a. m of n shepherd, and the nibbling of No. 84....... 11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. m. these creatures serves to keep the No. your interest, arouse your desire; to 80....... 3:05 p.m. 3:25 p. nr.. grass nicely trimmed. The cost of em­ No. tell you something you don’t know; to ploying men to tend tho sheep Is not No. 28....... 10:00 p.m. remind you of something you have for­ more than thnt of hiring men to run , Trilby Branch the mowers, and tho pastoral effect gotten; to convince you of something Depart! Arrive of a (lock of sheep grnzlng on the •No. 100.......... over which you have been hesitating; 0:00 n. m, lawns Is certainly more pleasing to PROM THE FOREST TO YOU 8:25 p. m to help you get the best nt least cost. •No. 24....... city folk. ,'Hmlnrttlng ull of tho waste, over half of tho lobar, all of tho 7:00 a. in. *No 158.......... It has been demonstrated by experi­ In short, the purpose of un advertise­ mu die man’s profits ami by delivering a homo on record time direct 7:35 p. m. ence that sheep will maintain a lawn No. 22.......... from the forest to you ment is, in one wuy or another, to make Leesburg Branch In first-class condition; and that the grass thus trimmed Is an neat In npyou happier. Think it over. Rend the Depart! ‘Arrive QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS penrnneo as nny lawn over which the •No. 167____ 4:00 p. n . advertisements in this paper and see If mechnnlcnl mower has passed. No. 21....... 2:62 p.m. Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets that isn’t so. •No. 101__ 0:30 p.m. nzy> ‘^tractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any sizo. Built Ancient Dye Too Costly. 1 •No. 25____ 2:00 p.m. j>cc<mllng to latest improved methods of house construction, of tho Tyrian purple, the most famous dye Oviedo Branch )est of materials, at n great saving, Their economy is worth investlof antiquity, was so expensive that In Bntlng. Depart! Arrive the reign of Diocletian olio pound of . WRITE FOR CATALOGUE purple wool cost ?240, which would No. 120.......... 11:00 a.m. 8:40 p. tzx make the dye Itself worth about $5,000 •No, 127.......... h ,0WinR in natural colors many' attractive, money-saving homes. a pound. In 11KK) Professor Frledlnn- •Dally, except Sunday. dor gathered 12,000 of the sea sun'ls A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. In m ..hlcli this undent dye wns made, Wo can’t understand why young and prepnroil a little of the coloring Americans are going to Spain to gut QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, D ep t 18-K matter. Ills Investigations showed It CHARLESTON, S. C. tOjbe likiltlcal with a dye known to Into a fight when West Vjrginia Is s synthetic vhemlsls, but not used on so much hearer. e n t z m in g e r b r o t h e r s account nf Its Inferiority to other sybtbotle dyes which are both cheap Post cards—local view* -lc each at LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. .flat I’o.nmoii at the present day. I( x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x a t the Herald office. s s OLD Firm W ith N EW Name ♦ WELDING TIRES STORAGE AND NIGHT SERVICE^ A fIH— ldm HAIGHT WIELAND Why FidoWags • • His Tail • • TIME STONE JARS BALL A Cozy Home is the time to start your ad ih the X Sanford Daily Herald^ % A If fl.L" �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921 Seminole county cannot afford to have any internal fights Juat now and it would be better for all partlen con­ cerned to let up for a while. Strong men enn always be found when wanted who will adjust the laws when they need adjusting—you know what we mean. the effect that they havo not glvan for the railroads. Forty acres of land the matter much thought. produce 8,000 pounds of dairy pro It's nsy to criticae. ducts, as freight for the railroads, as Anybody can do it. It's one of those against 80,000 pounds of wheat, and inborn traits that atarjs in early in the long run will net tho producer childhood, and grows until in maturi. more. ty, unless it has bbeen chocked, it A farmer does not receive the price turns nn otherwise mentally attract­ for his products quoted at the big .8ecretarjr-Tr*aaurer ive man or woman into a' soured, re- nuirkots. What he gets i:> tho price __ General Manager MORE CHILDISH CHATTER. pcilant, undesirable cynic of no earth­ minus tho cost of freight from his ly use whatever to themselves or to local station less tho middleman’s We take it from the Paiatka News tho community In which thoy live. depends upon the support which commission for handling. OHOUUTIOM l i U O l l attitude thnt Sanford is getting too Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. There’s a remedy for such a di­ A fnrmcr in Mohnska county, Iowa, is given its banking institutions. much publicity out of this ship by sease—n simple and effective one. Tho sold 400 bushels of No. 3 corn in Em m K tfa I m m — Ap»lt—U— water campaign and thnt Sanford romdy is work. If you find that you By putting your money in the Mnrch at 43 cents. The Chicago prico •ekMrtetiM M m la M m « might become a greater port than ar Inclined to pick flaws in tho man­ ............................ *5:5 Paiatka that day for thnt grade was 60 1-2 bank you have it, you are assurin the near future therefore JMInraa la City ky 0»rrl»i ner in which your city la governed. If cents. The freight from his station to O— W*»k ............................................... » CWiU it is up to Pnlatka to cease playing . ing for yourself your bank's as­ n * Mf U- U l » - » W a t o Xmia w in cur back ynrd and pull away to you con point out some constructive Chicago was 12.8 a bushel, leaving a monsure that will help In its upbuild­ M y t m r i B*b U*U OtaatyPaS ai U yakUtkad handling charge of 3.0 cents a bush­ sistance when accommodation is rata, Imad, ___ L----- themselves where the railroads can « « y Friday, AdwrtUUe ntM ing. If you ca nthink o fsomo civic el. aa ayyllaatlu. J>*ma«ratU la yaUUaa. |> .l* devour them at their leisure. Wo fa r yaar, alwayt la adyaaoa. necessary for you. hope this is not the truth but the move thnt would result in consequent Another Iowa farmer sold his oats advantage to your home town and Its nt 33 cents. The price that day in Member of The Associated Preaa News seems to reflect the opinion of WE WANT YOUR DEPOSITS NOW! the people or should do so, although citizenship—there's ono way you can Chicago wns 42.7 cents. Tho freight help. THnt way is to get down right on the oats wns 7.8 cents n bushel, we never thought thnt Goode Guorry could be so nnrrow-minded as to busy yourself doing your share to leaving 1.0 cents for handling charg­ bring about tho achievement of tho es. even hint such a thing as jealousy. Ship by water! Another farmer in , Southeastern We do not come to Paiatka or any iden you havo which will directly boneflt you and indirectly benefit your Town sold 830 bushels o fcom at 62 St. Johns river, Ocklawnha river or other city “ns the Greeks bearing t town as a whole. cents a bushel when tho price in Chi­ gifts." Wo simply started the ship apy other river, but ship by wntcr. You'll find that once started there cago was 70 cqnta.' Tho freight rate by wntcr enmpnign because it means ------------ o-----------nrc always lota of good people who on tho com cost 14.8 cents a bushel chcnper freight rates. Wo are not F. P. Forster, President There is nothing selfish in this slo­ will help you push a good movement and the handling charge was 3.1 afraid of the Clyde Line raising their gan. It meanB so much to tho differ­ B. F. Whitner, Cashier rates. Wo still hnvo tho St. Johns along. Likewise, if you're a knocker cents. ent communities. An Essex county fnrmcr in the river and enn put on another line of you'll find lots of helpful spirits who ------------ o-----------boatH, We did say thnt Paiatka could same part of the stnto, certified to tho will Join you l nnny chorus you may Sanford has been favored by nature become n groat port if they would put lown Fnrm Bureau that ho shipped start. But It’s lota better to bo known but we wnnt to shnre our fortune on their own line of boats and co­ No. 3 white oats nt 36 cents a bushel ns n builder thnn ns n destroyer. with' every other part of the state. If you know of something thnt can who nthe Chicago market price was Ship by truck will follow the ship by operate with Sanford in case the Clyde Line did Jump over the ropes and be done to help your town, do it your­ 44 1-4 cents. He also got what the lit' water program. forco u new boat lino. That Sunford self. Don't wait on tho other fellow, tic hoy shot nt. ------------o-----------How about asking for that rnin to­ would ship their stulT to Pnlatku and j There are lots of followers, but dam I In mnny parts of Iowa and other morrow? It would be worth thous­ there meet the ocean-going vessel». fow rcn| jeaders. If you are one, got ■states the selling price of grain is ands of dollars not only to the grow­ Paiatka has deep water. We have not busy. You'll get a lot of fun, a lot of ( approximately the difference between ers of the state but tu the business at present. There should be neither glory add n lot of real downright the price at the big market and tho rivalry or jealousy in this great move­ satisfaction out of it.—Tampa T ri-' cost of shipping tho grain there men and tho people generally. You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ ment. Sanford is only working for buno. The present cost of production fessional and Business Man in Well, we tnke it all back about the the co-operntion of all parties con­ coupled with tho high rates will Bradcntown boosters. We rnlsed Cain cerned in fighting the railroad rates. cause fnrmers to produce fewer crops PROSPERITY CONTAGIOUS. Sanford in This Column with them for not stopping in San­ If we stand together we will succeed. noxt year. Unless there is a radical If we do not stand together we fall— ford on their trip to Dnytonn hut Florida’s prosperity In tho face 0f | chftnK° nuu,y fnrma wl11 1)0 seeded to alnco that tinio.George Hoamcr wns nlthough Sanford intends going nhend a nation wide depression, with the , KrnsH nntl perated. with the set program* if every other LAWYERS CONTRACTORS in and smoothed it all over by tolling spirit of optimism reflected In tho 1 MRBenedictsecretary of the city in Florida falls down. However, us thoy just simply could not make we do not see thnt Sanford and Pu- Florida press, hnH had a marked in- ®ou^b Dnkotn Fnrm Bureau FedernS. O. Shinholser George A. DeCottes their schedule by stopping here and latka would gain anything by having fluencc throughout the country. It tion<estimates that 25 per cent of the we forgive them this time. But if you that feeling of distrust that seems to has caused much comment nnd given J erop fnrmers nnd nt least two-thirds Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder over do it again, George, woe lie unto have been engendered “somewhere in this state an amount of publicity the 1bf the others, will be forced out of Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA you. FLORIDA Pnlntkn" ns the following article, value of which is beyond estimation, -business next year uni ss there is a SANFORD speaking about the Ocklawnha riv er' "Down in Florida," tho people are change in present conditions. The only CoL Gordon nnd Haig Bros., ar­ transportation would indicate: Sanford Constructs Co, i saying, "they have not honrd of hard relief for tho fnrmcr who owns his BATTERIES rived in the City of Orlando one day “On October 1 the Palatka-Jack-! times. Everybody is busy; everybody farm is to cut the acreage operated to CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS this week and wore detained by act- Konvi||e ||no will put the Pilot Boy is mnking a living and some of them the minimum, hire vlrtunlly no help BBINO YCUB Planes and Specification Cheerfully Ing mayor, Preston Ayers. We do into service. Plans of this company are doing better. And they are doing nnd curtnil production. Furnished Battery Troubles to Us not know just why he detained these ns to any possible extension of ser­ it right through the dull season." It looks as if the railways are go­ All Work Guaranteed W» I p m UUm on Klootrtea) Work ond son (ton gentlemen, unless he intends to hold vice have not been Announced, but it you dopondoblo lorrtoo.. This, fact has been of immense sig- ing to pay dcntly for their whistle, if H. T. PACE P. O. Boz 111 BAYS COXFXTINT MECHANICS them in anticipation of the Sanford is understood that Borne of the larger i nificuncc. It has brought homo to their managers cannot be mode to see WX ALSO r o a o m R A u u v a t o u r oak Chamber of Commerce visit to Or­ stockholders are opposed to an exten- t iihsiness men in every pnrt of the thnt traffic-killing rates nr egoing to Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors lando on the 27th. Editor Glenn of ■ion to Sanford, taking the position! country the truth thnt the dull times I C08t moro ^ a n they produco. the Orlando Sentinel recognized the that this would operate to the disnd- in their states result from local ruthG. W. llinmnn, Chicago financial Skctehea and Estimate* Free; m Company gentlemen us soon as he saw them vantage of l’nlatka." writer nnd statistician, snys the build­ building too large and none too aatalL cr than general causes, and inspired L. A. Renaud, Prop. Phone 180 and snid thnt he met them during his We fail to see why any line running their faith in tho general soundness ing trades could supply work to ono -----ALL WORK GUARANTEED---visit to Scotian^ this summer al­ up as far as Sanford could work to of the nation. nnd half to to a two million idle work­ Wilson & Shorey though they appeared to be older and the disadvantage of Pnlntkn. It ers—if it wnsn’t for high freight HARTFORD BATTERY Pine and Garland Sta., Orlando, Fla. And now this prosperity is spread­ had evidently had a rough passage would scent to us that the more up­ ing. The recent increase in tho price rates and trade restrictions. “Battery Insurance” per river lines that could operate, of cotton brought happiness to, the across tho ocean. And so it goes, nil over the country PURE WATER Sold and Serviced by bringing freight to Pnlatka for the entire cotton belt. A group of Geor­ with nearly nil staple commodities ocean-going vessels would ho to the Before we contemplate spending too gians in Lakeland discussing condi­ How much nre the roads profiting? Edw. Higgins, Inc. much money getting our stuff to nnd advantage of Paiatka instead of oper­ tions, this week, agreed that there When are they going to count tho Elder Springs Water ating to their disadvantage. from Sanford let’s see whether build­ • 99.98% PURE had been a most wonderful transfor­ cost of* this mistaken policty7—CnpHaight & Wieland We would like to see the Ocklnwnhu mation within the month. Thoy hIbo per’s_Weekly. ing roads for trucks or finishing the Phone 311-W Sanford, FU. I Okiawuhn ourselves will cost_ more. river opened, we would like to see ------------ 0-----------.""■ ‘T ' 1!', T GARAGES Wo might ns wel have our own water n .hip emu,I opened to Orlando, wo '“ T '11 lh,nt MY CITY AN!) I. ri“ hl »’ rated, don’t you think?—Leesburg would like tu »ee every ennui end rlv- poorest cotton grower, LORD’S PURITY who in most er nnd creek in Florida opened. We Smith Bros. Garage Commercial. My city is the place where my homo cases has mortgaged his cotton hut WATER Surest thing you know, Gilbert. would like to see Jacksonville, Paiat­ Expert Repairing still l holds it, nnd will get the full is founded, whore my business is ka, DeLniul Junction and every other Have your own water rates by afl situated, where my vote is cast, where OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES AS GOOD AS THE BBST means. * Wo don’t wnnt to wenr out river port in the state become twice as benefit of the better mrices. Doubtless my children nre educated’ where my Oak and Flrat Dally Service Phone 197 similar conditions prevail throughout your roads nnd we don’t wnnt to wear big. We hove no Jealous feeling in neighbors dwell, and where my life Alabama, the Cnrnlinns, Mississippi, out “our river" nnd there nre others this matter, whatever. We nre too is chiefly lived. REAL ESTATE who don’t want to wear out the sent big for that. We have too mnny other and other cotton states. It means lift­ It is the home Hpot fpr me. SANFORD NOVELTY ing the burden of debt nnd giving the of their pants sitting round whittling large problems that will take our My city has a right to my civic people n surplus for next year’s crop time nnd attention. The "Ship by E. F. Lane stlckn while they wait for the railroads loyalty. It supports me and I must WORKS production. to lower rateB—But, don’t you think Water" is only one of them. support ,lt. Real Estate and Insurance Florida, of course, enn not claim Come in out of the water, Pnlatka! that for the present it would hu n My city wnntH nty citizenship, not credit for this stroke of fortune, hut V. C. COLLER, Prop. mighty fine thing to get together on You will get your feet wet. g Phone 95 * partisanship; friendliness, not selfish­ Lot us nil get together for a Great­ Florida’s example helped those states some ono project and go to it? The General Shop and Mill er Florida. to keep up their courage when things ness; co-operntion, not dissension; railroads are organized, you know. sympathy, not criticism; nty intelli­ were looking dark. Geo. W. Knight Work . DO In a similar way, Florida has help­ gent support, not indifference. YOURSELF. Tho City Commissioners tnke shot Real Estate and Insurance My city supplies me with law (nnd ed the great manufacturing states. at tho "masked parties’’ in today's CONTRACTOR and BUILDER FLORIDA Hnvo you ever heard tho man who Their people have heard i>f the condi- order, trade, friends, education, mor­ SANFORD Issue of the Herald by passing a reso­ 817 Commercial Street Sanford, FI* lution condemning the taking of the is always full of advice about the tion existing here. Mnny of them are als, recreation nnd the rights of a law into the hands of the people. This things thnt ought to be done to make taking advantage of it to come down free-born Briton. 1 should believe in ..Employment Bureau.. TRANSFER here with tho hope of getting cm-1 nW worh f°r It—ami I will, The vocational committee of the Dull­ is well for the commissioners and oth­ —Efffnburgh Rotary Bulletin. er officers of the city and county. ids town a really half-wuy decent ployment or going into business in ness and Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” However, they will all have to admit city? a state which seems to bo immune to requests oil young women dealring LOW TIDE ON THE REACH that some crimes are not covered by Sure you have. We all have. business depressions. employment to register at thA First Quick Service Transfer law but they are crimes none the less. Not all nre coming empty handed. Nationnl Bank. There nre lots of these sort of folks. Storage Facilities Forenoon and Afternoon Tides at If the maskers would confine theniAGNES G. BERNER. Chairmen Incidentally these folks nre the ones : Som® "f thom wil1 bring capital’ inIf we please you, tell othere; If selvcH to the criminals the idea would who appear to believe that the beat j VCHt lt hero and make permanent ndAltout Same Hour and Minute tell us. Phone 498 be all right hut whenever they inject and only wny to help their town grow ditions to the wealth of the state, Sept. 17 ................. 2:00 Eyes Examined Glassee Designed personal spite into their organization' and prosper is by attempting to tear Th°y wHI benefit Florida by coming, Sept. 18„..._.................... 2:44 HOTELS Henry McLaulin, Jr. they uaunlly fall by the wayside. Since down the fabric of constructive effoij an<1 rcliev* the pressure upon their Sept. 10 ..................................... 3:18 OPT. D. the public clamor is against it all over Sept. 20 .......••............................ 3:52 which may nlrendy he underwny in 0Wn atntes by laving, Hotel Montezuma tho United StateH It would bo better 4:20 their particular city. It would be impossible to trace all Sept. 21 ................. to quiet down a bit nnd get ready for “Sanford’s New Hotel” Those birds nre the follows, who, 1the consequences of Florida’s fortun- Sept. 22 ..................................... 6:08 a big winter season. Sanford nnd Sept. 23 ..................................... 6:60 $ 1 Up Per Day without the slightest effort, can spend condition. Its effect Ih felt tho hours telling you why this city offi- *country over; nnd tho outcome, wo Sopt. 24 ..................................... 0:50 clul or that private individual should believo, will be to give Florida’s Sept. 26 ..................................... 8:08 he removed from his place of prom- Krowth an impetus, which nothing in Sept. 20 .................................... 0:18 incnco. | the past hus over equalled, and con- Sept. 27 ..................................... 10:11 OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST & Sept. 28 ..................................... 11:26 Graduate Northern Illinois College They can tell you a. thousand nnd tr|but« to thedeslred result of giving Vi can Baker’s Fresh Grated Sopt. 20 ..................................... 11:66 212 East First St. 8anford, Fla. one things which are wrong with [ *he B0Uth the business leadership of .................................... 49 Cocoanut; Vi-lb, prunes; 1 lem­ their particular home town. They will the country.—Lakeland Tolegram. P ........... ......................................... on; 1-3 cup sugar. Boil prunes ELECTRICAL gladly stay up late at nights knock- 1 WILSON VULCANIZ­ with a couple of alicea of lemon. Ing tho efforts of some legitimate WHAT THE FARMERS GET. "Contractors ING WORKS booster to do his pnrt in building up Remove pits and fill with cocoaTho Sanford Dally and 0, O. WILSON, Owatr his town. They will ridlcuh and lnugh Kansas City, world’s greatest hay nut- Roll prune juice with sug­ Weekly Herald stand for SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND to scorn tho suggestions of those market, has received 20000 fewer ar to a syrup. Serve with ayrup Sanford und Seminole coun­ REASONABLE PRICES whoeo training and experience ntako ears of hay sinco January 1, than for ty just as strongly as tho W l,h t B ro th .i. . r > | , S u lld la f and whipped cream in desired. them particularly fitted bh construct- tho same time last year, American flag stands for lve workers In the building of a city, | Farmers cannot afford to ship hay tho greatest nation on earth. Sanford Machine & Yet, when you ask them to outline for Just enough to pay freight and Foundry Co. a plan which would work to tho bente-j commission charges. N R I k .la m* * WKLAKA BLOCK fit o fthclr city, and would mako it From Idaho comes the news th a t 1 ------------------------General Machine and Boiler Worke the Ideal place in which *o livo’ you the farmers of that state aro turning! It frequently happens that the man Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear Phones 497-414 get no answer whatevor or olse a from grain farming to dairying, which. who thinks ho is a big gun' is a bands in stock j halting, insanely wordod response to means another great loss of tonnage smooth boro. Crank Shafts Re-turned T h e V e ry L ife o f a C o m m u n ity First National Bank PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD PRUNE DELIGHT GILLON FRY Deane Turner T. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921 uUi.H«PP«nln<1 jtfentloo of i" p^fooii n®ro# 11 InlMMl Summary of the Floating Snail Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers In and A bou t jt The Citp # # # # # # # # # # # * ; the weather «: SANFORD’S : : TEMPERATURE : -------* showers in extreme south por- # # #■ Not b o bod at 94 wo will Bny # tion. # # and the cool nights are here * # to stay. Wo want rain, how- # # * * # # * # over, to give us that real fall * * * ~ , w. Evans, of Athene, was a bus* # weather. Heat gets rather * # tiresomo nt this stage of tho # ,M v isito r here yesterday. # game: # # 8:40 A. M., SEPTEMBER 17 # I card will bring us to y«J# Maximum ...................... 94 * rford Mattress Co. , 14a 7tP # Minimum ........................ 00 # 70 * « S. Stockton, o f Pohvtka,.was In # Rango ............................. •H Barometer ........................30.10 * f city yesterday calling on his local # Calm and clear. # stoniers. # * # * # * # # # # # # t.ve your watches mid Jewelry ro„d at McLnulin’s. Two first class POST CARD DAY FOR tch makers. Prompt 9crv,cc‘14() tfc FLORIDA TO HE OBSERVED. Tho Floridn Development Board has phi] Cohen was among the folks in, Tampa, here yesterday trim s- suggested thnt October 1, bo observ­ ed bb PoBt Card Dny. Railroad offic­ jnir business. NATIONAL GUARD BEING RE-FORMED UNDER NEW LAWS WASHINGTON, Sept. 17—Substan­ tial progress is being mnde by the army general staff, acting in co-opera­ tion with the state's executives in developing tho National Guard along lines of tho new organic law designed by congress to mnko thnt body tho first reinforcement of the Tugulnr army in time of wnr. The department up to September had reorganized J i n d given federal recognition to National Guard units aggregating 124,000 men, an increase of 40,000, approximately, since January 1. Tho authorized strength also had been increased in the same period from 208,163 to 225,000. The National Guard divisional units, or their substitute units, which parti­ cipated in the wnr, have been recon­ stituted nnd three additional divisions hnvc been organized. The basic plan for reorganizing thu guard, adopted by the genornl staff, provides for the creation of 18 di­ visions and the formation of corps nnd army troops so thnt whwen combined with the regular arm/, both will bo aide to furnish on mobilization csHcntial combat elements of three field armies. The organization of these 18 divisions was reported recently as averaging GO per cent of completion. The old 27th was nearest the top with 92 per cent nnd the 3*th the most backward in reorganizing its units, with 23 per cent. While the procuring of Nntional Guard officers is left largely in the hnnds of states in peace times, tho war department keeps n cheek on commissioned personnel. In the Inst six months, 1,6GG officers have been given federal recognition, bringing the total to G,123, PAG! PlVfe It Costs Extra for a tailoring house to send a man on the road to take your measure for a tailored suit. And tailored suits come higher any way. Most men tcan be fit out of stock for less, provided they buy from lines like— M IC H A E L S -S T E R N , for Conservative Men C A M P U S TOGS, for Younger Men But we realize that alt men can't get a fit out of stock and for that reason we carry the country's best tailoring line, the celebrated— * ED . V . P R IC E & C O M P A N Y and they don’t send a man on the road. We don’t need one, we have one of the best handlers of the tape in Sanford with us the year round. Drop in and see him, his tape is working fine. r # £ s f o f f r ///jr / s o /f f f f e H l S a n fo rd , F la . ials hove announced thnt winter tour­ ist tickets to Florida wW be on sale in all territories this senHon from Oc­ tober 1, until April bO, with final limit May 31. Lnst year a number of Florida Chnmbers of Commerce nml other agencies offered cash prizes for Six Are Indicted on Quinn B ra n c h a n d father, E. A. tho greatest number of postcards Murder TJharge in Branch, o f Daytona Bench, were In mailed on PoBt Card Day. A ., B. & A . Strike the city yesterday a t t e n d i n g to busi­ STRAW RIDE AND ness. : FITZGERALD, Gn„ Sept. 17.—The CHICKEN PILLAU. grand jury late yesterday returned six CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon Classified advertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad taken for less thar (indictments charging murder in con­ ami evening, Gray Gnblos, on tho A number of the young men of tho 26 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash nection with the strike of A., B. & A. beach, Seabreeze, Fin. Phono 491. young soclnl set, entertained the girls must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ employes. Those named in the inFree bath houses. 74-Fri-St-6m last evening with a straw ride and In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ jdictmerts, some of wrom already nro cordingly. chicken pillnu, nt Palm Springs. cuit, Seminole County, Florida. Jin cnstiul>, ur.t O. C. Fairfield, J. W. Virginia Paper Go., with hendqunrAmong those attending this de­ —In Chancery FOR RENT—Desirable housekeeping Horinhy, Harry Po ker, Terry Book­ ters in Jacksonville, was in the city lightful informnl event, were: Misses FO R SA L E rooms, every convenience. Box 117. er, jr., Tom Hendrix and G, Y. Mytoday railing on the local printing Maud Lnke, LnCIniro Jones, Kitty FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish FOR EC LOS UIt E C1TATION 145-Gtp rick. trade. Arthur is one of the beBt DuBose, Gladys Wilson, and Mildred potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. FOR RENT—Comfortnblo rooms, fur­ The indictments are in connection known salesmen on the road. 131-tfc ITolly: Messrs. Ed Rumph, Pierce Peoples Bank of Snnford, a corpora­ wit It the denth of Engineer W. T. Brumlcy. nished for light housekeeping. 318 Griffin, Bill Moyo, Charles More, nnd tion, Complainant, Reed, who was shot in his engine cab FOR SALE—1921 Model Ford Sedan Palmetto Ave. 149 Otp. "EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Giant W. A. Adams. The chaperons were at $560. This is a bargain. See us vs. July 5, that lives in a box. Wo can now fur­ FOR RENT—Part of store, nice winMrs. Aflen Jones, nnd Mrs. Virginia Lewis Kiunrd and Mary E. Weinort, An hour after the indictments were nt once,—I). & O. Motor Co, 144-tfc nish six Volt Batteries at $24.60. Wo dow space. Apply Herald office. executrix of the estate of William returned, tho jury thut heard the ease FOR SALE]—Medium aizo Bafe. Apbuy, sell, exchange, rechargo and re­ Coney. 150-3tc Weinert, trading ns Win. Wcincrt & of O, C. Fnrfiuld, after being out l ply 402 Sanford Avo., nnd Fourth pair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ Company, Seminole County Bnnk, a nearly twenty-four hours, at 8 qfclock Street. 94-G1. ers. Phone 648. 150-tfc HUNTING HARES UNDER w a n t e d "" corporation, Defendants, BAN TILL NOVEMBER 20. last night returned a verdict of guilty FOR SALE—Lexington, 1020 model, To Mary E. Weinert, executrix of tho on thu first count of the indictment George Ilosnur, e d i t o r of the Brant $1260, Looks good ami is in A-l SALESMAN to cover local terrtory, estate of William Weinert, trading charging ‘‘interference with employes Gama Warden E. E. Quick, is deter­ Belling dealers. Gunruntcod salary dtnhiwn J o u r n a l , w a s in tho city yosnB Win, Weinert & Company, in of the A. B. & A. railroad," untl not mechanical condition. Terms to suit of $100.00 week for right man. The terday, e n r m ite h o m e f r o m Dnytonn mined to brenk up promiscuous shoot­ you.—B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc ing of game out of season. Wednes­ enre of Janies Gay Gordon, 710-723 guilty as to the other three counts in Richards Co., 200 Fifth Ave., Now where h e n c e o n i p n n i c d tho (motorFOR SALE— 8 -room houso with nil York, N. Y. North American Building, Broad the indictment, covering conspiracy, _____________147-Otp day he nrreHtcd three men, J. G. rsde fro m i l r m l e n t o w n , Mr. Hosmor modern convenience, excellent re­ nnd Snnsotn StrcetB, City of Phila­ The first count charged that Fnirfied Whitehead, J. II. G H ch nnd a Mr. is a well k n o w n n e w s p a p e r publisher delphia, County of Philadelphia, nnd himself, "intorforred’* with employes pair. I’rlvato wntcr works, in desir­ WANTED—Hemstitching nnd pecotami is i n t e r e s te d in t h e north Flori­ Frank, on n chnrgge of hunting with­ State of Pennsylvania. able location. Itcusonn-hlc terms. Ap­ ing, also orders for all kinds of out a license. of the road, da chain of newspapers. pleating. 124 Palmetto Ave. 110-Gtc NOTICE Whitehead nnd GKch, when arrest­ Fairfield wns sentenced to serve ply to Owner, 619 W. First Street, 110-tfc It appearing from an affidavit of TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non-skids ed, were enrrying shotguns nnd lend­ Telfair Knight, thnt hu is of Counsel three months in the Ben Hill county FOR SALE—Buick Roadster nt a ___________LO ST = Shlh ...........t......... $27.60 ing n bird dog, says the Game War­ for Peoples Bank of Snnford, a cor­ jail ami twelve months at the state | bargain.—B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc LOST—Blnck pocketbook between 1st 3Jx|,z ..................... 31.00 den- but they nnld thnt. they were poration, the complainant in the above ifarm. street and 10th streets. Finder will On the tiny before the shooting of FOR SALE—One heavy duty two* All other sizes a n y make in propor­ hunting rnbbitn. The reason is closed please return to 919 Oak street and styled cause, nnd thut you nro n resi­ Engineer Heed there was a barbecue j wheel trailer in good condition. In­ tion. Get our prices before you buy.— on nil game, according to Mr. Quick, receive reward. 140-3tc dent of a state other thnn tho State 143-tfc Ray Brothers, [‘hone 648. 160-tfc nnd no hunting should be done at this of Floridn, that there is no person and Fourth of July celebration held quire nt Ford Garage. time, oven for rabbits. Tho other man within the State of Floridn, service of inside the A., 11. & A. shop grounds. 'FOR SALE—1 form ennner and sev- W. J. BRYAN TURNS TO The man who announces thnt hap­ had been fnbbit hunting, nnd when u subpoena upon whom would bind This event was largely attended. | oral dozen jars. Very reasonable. FIGHTING MIDDLEMAN. piness is n state of mind, wns never arrested had a string of young rab­ you, nnd n bill of complaint having While tho celebration wns in progress, Address “E. II.” cure Herald. dh-tf ■nanied to a Jealous woman, a cynic bits. All three were required to furn­ been herein filed against you, it is it is alleged, huge signs were erected NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 17.—Wilon tho picket lines, in which the word FOR SALE—A sped cnr. Guaranteed observes. ish $10 cash bonds each. hereby ordered that you appear to tho “scabs" nppenred. The crew of n lo­ 76 miles an hour. Will exchnngo llnm Jennings Bryan, spenking in tho Game Warden Quick snys the lnw bill of complnint filed herein ngniriHt comotive, it is alleged, shot holes in for u touring car. 1000 First West. hnsehnll pnrk here yesterday, told tho o nhunting Is regulated by tho Legis­ Congross he has you in tile above entitled enuse, on 1 6 0 - 8 t p Interstate Farm COMBINATION S A L E lature nnd *ho season dots nit open the signs. The next night, the loco­ turned his attention to the middleman the 3rd dny of October, A. I). 1921, motive, with a different crew aboard THIS W E E K FOR SALE—8 hivcB of bees. In good until November 20. It closes Febru­ tho sumo being n rule day of this “now thnt thcoctopus of the legalized was fired upon ami Engineer Reed condition. See A, E, Dobbins, 325 .... I* I’. McCULLER ary 15, fifteen days enrller thnn in court, nnd the Snnford Herald is here­ snloon has been permanently banish­ .was shot. Service Shoe Shop. 133-Sat-Wed-9t , previous years.—Tampa Times. by designated ns tho nowspnpor in ed." f»,'' s,IK:' r' Several instances of alleged at­ which this notice shall bo published tempts to (lynnniite trains and alleged LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC“I say to you," spoke the Common­ > * . Mixed T en ............ ^ ™ (FOR SALF.—Stable manure; car lots. once a week for four consecutive ING—Tho builder may still got tho er in indicting the middleman, “that J tampering with switches, occurring Good dry B lo c k . Price $7 por ton, f, weeks. Iabout the snmu timo, caused such advantage of low building cost by tho farmer’s condition is worso today o. b. cars, Sanford. Chnse & Co. Witness my hand nnd official seal j "trained relations in Fitzgerald thnt submitting schedules to us and getting thnn it wns thirty-ono yonrs ago, 151-tfc. of office nt Sanford, Seminole County, service. when I entered congress. This year ho | Governor T. W. Hardwick ordered Col. <lireet-from-mill-to-buildor Total Cur long leaf yellow pine nnd Tidewa­ Floridn, this tho 20th dny of August, sells at prices down and has to buy II. D. Russell, nml a bultnlion of The poorehousc Is at one end of __ 147-5tc 'Georgia Nntional Guardsmen to tnkc ter cypress, manufactured in best mills at prices up. Thy arc getting the samo Easy street and the county jail at the A. D. 1921. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, j charge of the HituntThn. Martini law insures first quality at lowest pos­ price for their wheat that they re_ TB* * d a il y h e r a l d w a n t a d , other. — Clerk Circuit Court. | wns in force for three days, when the sible cost consistent with good lum­ cived forty-one years ago. Thy aro KNIGHT & GUEST, trnopB were withdrawn nt the sugges­ ber—less middlemen's heavy profit.— pnying 100 per cent more for what GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, they hnvc to buy. Attorneys for Complainant. 8-27-6tc tion of tho commanding officer. 138-e.o.d*13tc “The middleman are growing big­ Since then Engineer Joe T. Morris Florida. IN n t K C IR C U IT COURT. S E V E N T H JUDIC1AL C IR C U IT , SEM IN O LE COUNTY, was killed in a wreck of his locomo­ FOR SALE—Second liantl Underwood ger and heavier all the time..The aro F L O R ID A .— IN C H A N C ER Y tive near Atlanta, alleged to have typewriter. In good condition. Ap­ organize!. In every cnpitol they hnvo CITATION been caused by high explosives. ply at Herald. 149-tf-dh tludr lobbyists. I know that nnd met *nil n i r i x * ^ a rB ' s lig h tly u s e d . A ll a r e in th o boH t o f c o n d itio n F re J T . W illiam *. FOR SALE—White willow baby car^ them when I was in public life my­ Kood u»;;S s t l , n ^ar<* r o n k c " — n o o r p h a n s . Your c h a n c e t o buy n r». Oeu. II. Ill-nil. ft nt. We have Fresh Country riage. 612 Myrtle Ave. 149-3tp self. The farmer ust turn his at­ tl,r a* a reasonable p r i c e nnd t e r m s t o s u i t , To (In.. II Ili-nil, II loom In u Icm, III.; <!(*>. II. Jolmimn, llloomlnRlon,' III.: Cliiren<'“ M. FOR SALE—New cottuge, a little tention to this unfair comobinntion. ^HKI.OW IS A LIST OF THE CARS WE ARE OFFERING: Eggs WKI m, Illnmiilnaton. III. i R. A, (illllldiiil, better than the usuul run. Two bed 1Tho producer must bbo protected on Norman, III.; Jnlin F. Uric*, rfatilaur* un­ L. P. McCULLER known; Tliiillnvf lllalMi|>, rMliienro unknown; H)UI) Sedan l ‘$7-5t« rooms, sleeping porch, well located. one side and tho sonnumur on .the II. A. Sltwlnr. rwlilane* unknown: CUttd A. Worth your investigating.—A. P. othr. If something is not done the Snmi'li-rn. riwlilnm-e unknown: J. to Helmnn. ri-ul't-iirr unknown; mill Joint I,. t.email. ri-»l* pJJK-K Six Roadster Connelly. 149-4tc number of farmers la going to de­ PRINCESS PRESSEltY itfiirii unknown: It n|H>nnrliiR from tlie nworn Mil of comThe Princess Pressery is open in FOB SALE OR RENT—Piano in good crease because they will nin\ply be AIMERS, 5-passenger . plnlnl In I hi* r*ii*t- llli-il iwnlnnt Jtnl, Hint JoU Imv* m i l l lnli>r*»l In II n Ininln In nalil Mil of full blast. condition. Phone 103-J or address driven out of their busincBS." We hove n professional complaint nrnlloni-il nml ilncrllw t), ■llualetl. , L^EBAKER, 5-passenger State and municipal trade combi­ 149-fltp lying nml M ine In Hctnlnnl* (Vunt.r, Florlil*. to- skirt pressor, dyer, tailor, nltcrer nnd P. O. Box 352. nations modelled after the Federal w l(: In Hm-tli-n one, Towri*lil|> SO South, linns* , ; J W O N , 7-passenger ail kinds of fancy work. Satisfaction BOARD AND ROOM—Prlvnte fam­ SI Hint, SI!Vi of s B i t ; In 8*cllon 12, TnwnnlilH Trade Commission were proposed by 2il South. Ilnnre .11 Baal, l-ola I ami 2. K14 of guaranteed. Place under new man­ ily. 719 Oak Ave. 161-7tp » G T O N , 5-passenger, Special HKVi; In Section 13, Townahlii 20 lloutli. Itamm Mr. Bryan as th most effective step Quick service. Cnll 475. FOR SALE — 50,000 Cauliflower 31 Ki H. taita I, 2. nml 3 : In Becllon 21, Town- agement. » D L E R Club Roadster that could bo taken. thin *0 South. Itainie 31 Kant, Lot I; In flccltoa Sanford Branch of the Lakeland plants at |8.50 por 1,000,—W. B. S, Townahlii 20 South, R an t* S3 H alt, HV4 of SWVt and W ’,4 of HWVt: In Section T, Town- Steam Laundry.—Mrs. G. W. Waters, Hickson, Celery Avo. 148,-Otp ahln 20 South, tlnnm 33 Rant, W H o f Bee. T, | Manager.__________________ 161-2tp and SWVi of HHVt: In Section 18, Townalilp 20 FOR SALE—2 lots, a choice location, GLASSES ACCURATELY FITTED J ^ S p e 0e d W a g o r B8Cnger_____________ South. Hnnttt 32 Kaal, WV4 of Sec. IS, W 14 of corner 13th St., and Magnolia ave., NRVt. WV* o f BUM. N H o f NHVi o f NBV4 . BV4 J F lo rid a, on III* 3rd d*jr n f O ctober, A. I), 11)21. TO YOUR EYES ***’ **i #^ V■ 'v’:f >J 4'’*f* ' ' r# ' '"‘*1 nf NBV« o f NBV4. HKVi o f NBVt, NRVi of and th en an il th ere m ake anew er to tha h ill of fuclng East and facing city park. i n n p p ln ln t e ih lh ite il ajrnloat jrou, o th e rw tia a ^ (>d Cars, Prices Ri^ht and Terms to Suit SB Vi. IUJOU 9W o f SB Vi! In B w llo o III. To»rn»litp preserves norvous energy for use lat_ nra 33 |j«-............" — ■ * d errea pro confeaao w ill be e n te red a c a ln a t Seweage, lights, water and gas. Must » s w i l l. K a n ra 3 3 'r.a a t. KVk - f NW Vt. N W U IWVi of NW Vt. NBV4 o f NRVt. ru n , of NVYM. NWVt Jer in life and at tho same time adds to Inc.easo In value.—A. P. Connolly, II la nrilared d ia l ltd* n o llr* l» putdlahed In NWVt o f N U i:vVi. i. a n v t of n k v 4 . a w v t o f your present efficiency. o f SB Vi. 8NWVt o f NRVi. NBVl Of HRVS. H iarafora, lh* S an fo n t H erald , a new apaner pnldU I'M In agent. 148-4tc »oii, O*o, 11. n*«i], lla a d , ctai__ C lalvnr* XI. W lilta, U»u. It, Sem inole OiuiiUr, F lo rid a, one* a week (o r four row, Our glasses are scientific in eonjolinnon R. nm A. (milland a r t h a--r tbrj oril<r*il; ro n e eeu llr* w eeka a* lo Ilia p arlle a white* r**l- I Jo lilW .. and hhh *•» Post cards^-local views— ic each at an d r»<iutr*d to b* an d ap|>*ar U fo ra o n r aaid d*nre* ar* know n, a n d one* a week for < l« h | i aimcHon and accurately fittud to your C ircu it C oorl. a t Iba C iw l llouaa In S anrord, j ro n e e m llr a w eek* u lo I he p arlle a whoa* real- ,! the Herald offie*. SANFORD, FLA. F lo rid a, on t)i* Bth d a y o f S * p te m U r. A. D. denrva ar* uuknow n. oyes. W it net* m / b an d a n d Ilia aeal o f la id C ircuit m a t. an d (lien an d l)i*ra m ake an aw ar to Ilia )F1NG, Red mul green slate surife, 3-ply ?3.il5 per squnre. Tiger ill, plain, 3-ply $3.26; 2-ply, f2,76j - | 255. Free delivery. Address E. Ginn, Hex 391. 139-20tp CLASSIFIE D AD S $1 oo ,or ....... .b0 . . . . . . $1.60 T T © te r d is t r ib u t o r s FOR KINGTON AND HUPMOBILE CARS ^ WE CARRY TOfe PARTS MU o f com plain! axlillilted a ia ln a l ro d . other* en tered w Im a decree p m ro n fe n o w ilt b« acaliw t ro o : And ro a . J u lia F, Hrle*. T horlow HUlwp, H . A. M oalar. C laud A. la u n d e r* . J . ISelm an and Jolm I>. U m a a . a r* b e re h r o rd ered an d rw julred lo he and ap p e ar before on r aald C ircu it C ourt a t tb# C ourt llo u aa la S an fo rd , ' Court on till* lh* 23rd d a r o f Jut.e, A. P . 1021. . (SB A I.I B. A. IIOIHII.ARS. | O r b o f lh* C ircu it C n arl, Hem Inot* C o u n t/, F lorid*. | FO R R E N T TOM M OORE FOR RENT—Savornl fight house‘ OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN ' nri v. a. dooouUk d. o. I keeping rooms. Now and dean. 117 uKonaa a. nxnniNn, T.nnrnl 144-tfc Office Opp P. O. Phone 1M S o licito r *od Cottn**l fo r C o m p lain an t. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 17, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 17, 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 17, 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/8a439b8033edcf42b212fec773bd6f99.pdf 00358294b0d66b9c9802b2d5989ace66 PDF Text Text •*D‘ ,T, y *JF' - - * ym \ V • /• 9 . 1.«v *• • " Sanford "fin Substantial” IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T ' V E G E T A B L E SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1921 ft VOLUME II INLANDwaterwaymeeting Americans Set Free by Russia AT SAVANNAH IN NOVEMBER WILL BE VERY IMPORTANT Will Demonstrate That Waterways Reduce Cost o f Living NEED more aid pnOM TUB GOVERNMENT AND WILL SHOW IMPORTANT FACTS AND FIGURES Th,. high cost of living can bo ma­ terially lowered through tho improve­ ment of waterways, according to o f­ ficers of the Atlnntlc Deeper Water­ ways Association, who are now plan­ ning for tho 14th Annual Convention, to be held in Savannah, Gn., Novem­ ber 15th to 18th. Delegates to the convention, who represent nil the Atlnntlc states vital­ ly interested in the development of in­ land waterways, will make a concerted effort to bring congress and tho coun­ try to a realization of tho practical part waterways plnn in keeping down the cost of living. Members of the Association will go to Snvannah by steamer and special train. The mayor and council o f Sa­ vannah have assured the delegates a most cordial welcome. The interest shown so fa r in this convention has been greater than in any recent year. Members reAlize that now they have nn opportunity to prove the worth of tho waterways. Under the stress of war, needed im­ provements could not be mado. Ap­ propriations in recent years have been far below the estimates of tho army engineers. Material loss and damage has resulted. Many meritorious pro: Jects have been practically abandoned. Extensive work must be done to bring others to the point that they were when war was declared. In estimates the next year’s Nat­ ional expenditures, n pitifully small allowance of one-qiinrtcr of one per­ cent was made for the waterways. Yet (he worth of waterways is being daily demonstrated. The New vYork Uarge Canal is now practically com­ pleted. Lake freighters of special de­ sign are passing through and deliver their cargoes at minimum cost along­ side steamers without terminnl or lighterage charge of any description. The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal i» now national property and funds are needed to modernize it. Much work' remains to he done on the North Carolina waterways. Thg New Jer­ sey ship canal remains in project only, the offer of the right-of-wny by tho state of New Jersey hnving been ig­ nored by congress. Funds nro needed fl»r the Southern waterways. That •n impetus will bo given townrd tho improvement of these deplorable con1 °ns through the Savannah convonbon is the belief of the officers of tho ' ‘antic Deeper Waterways Associnon’ of which J. Hampton Moore, tho major of i'hiludelphia, is president. counsel f o r d e f e n s e I’ftl’ E-KAWLINGS CASE ASK CONTINUANCE. Th» A n o e lit u P rtti) JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 10— Counr,,r ,lufeni,« in tho case o f John Ch l lFrank Rawlins, jointly Md wth the murder in the first I n i * U ' rHUlt ° f 8hoot,nB to death > Rawlins here on September 4, of itorge Hickman, a theatre mnnagor, U t continuance today when the e l *l'ul'e'1 in circu*t court. It Is occun C'!uW flKht for continuance will ui>y the court at least through the morning session. C U ,?J ,,K WAS HELD UP, ( ASHIER IS SEIZED ON EMI) EZZ LEM ENT CHARGE. F NAn' G n * SePt- 10.— Paul ton Rc fEstCt^ mh,Cr ° f tho FuI‘ apparentll 0 Co'' Who Wft8 the com ncon8c,ou« In the office of “Pb, , Wrio 0f th 1 I»l5 Qn( felleved o f about '»« to the S . ' * w A S T i " " 0ri- bettlemcnt Sunday ’ taken ,nto CU8* , o ‘ - 11- FIRST BALLOONS GET AW AY TODAY IN HENNETT CUI* RACE. PRICES ARE INCREASING AUGUST GAINS OVER JULY MARKETS SEEM FIRMER DADE COUNTY SCHOOLS OPENED TODAY UNDER PECULIAR CIRCUMSTANCES. , (*7 Th* AuooUUd Pr«u) LONDON, Sopt. 10.— The first of the balloons to get away in the James Gordon Bennett international race, which atarted yesterday from Drussells, woro heard from this morning. It was an English entrant and lnndcd at Sarmau, near Carmarthen, in Wales. EXCEPT CLOTHING 'm K R In this group of released American prisoner*, photographed on their ar­ rival In llovnl from Russian soviet prisons, are ltussell Pnttenger. John Flick, W. It. Estes, Henri J. la Mare and X. Kalamathmo. * Pinal Report o f the League o f Nations Given Out Today Fourteen Hundred Sticks of Dynnmite and T. N. T. Found NO FEDERAL INDICTMENTS WILL NOT BE RENDERED IN FATTY ARBUCKLE CASE Estimates Washington Conference Can Ilenl With Disarmament Op Th* A**o«l*t*d Pr*i») CHICAGO, Sept. 19. — Fuorteen hundred sticks o f dynamite and one hundred sticks o f T. N. T. were seiz­ ed today by police nfter tho capture o f five dynamiters in the net of bomb­ ing a shoe repair shop. One prisoner was shot by thb police who had sur­ rounded th? shop ten hours after a mysterious tip it was to be bombed. Richard Burke, wounded and believed On Account o f Violation to be dying, told the police horaupplied o f the Prohibition tho bombs for several labor unions and Am endm ent also men to throw them. Police say he made a detailed statement of the bomb outrages undertaken for shoe repairmen's and jnnitors unions. Chief o f Dctccfcivos Hughes said arreHts would clear up scores of bomb explos­ FROM TRIAL OF ACTOR THAT WILL EXPOSE HAND OF ions in the last few months. BOOZE AGENTS (Br Th* AmmUUA Pr*u) GENEVA, Sept. 19.— A finnl report o f tho League of Nation’s commission on disarmament given out here today, intimates Washington conference in commission’s view will he better able that the League to deal with naval disarmament since this may best be accomplished through a common agreement among great powers. ! NEGRO I’OUiTfeD OIL OVER NEGRO WOMAN ANI) SET FIRE TO IT. TENNIS CHAMPIONS OF (B/ Th* iim liM Pr*tt) AMERICA TO MEET TAMPA, Sept. 19.— Isaac Aarons, n negro, is in jail pending an Investi­ (Br Th* A****Ut«d Fr*u) gation of a dying statement made by PHILADTLPIIIA, Sept. 19.—Wil­ Maggie Refour, a negress, that ho liam Tilden, II, nnd Wnllncc F. John­ poured kerosene over her nnd then son, both of Philadelphia, wero to npplied the match. The alleged inci­ meet today for the 1921 tennis title of dent occurred Into Sunday night and Ameren here. Tilden is at present tho the wonin ndied today. Officers said title holder, the room indicated that a struggle (Br Th* A**««UUd Pr*n) . hnd occurred. A kerosene can wns SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.— found near the bed. Federal Indictments under prohib­ ition laws in connection with the , MISSING WITNESS party staged nt the Hotel St. IN THE ARBUCKLE Francis here by Fatty Arbuckle, CASE IS LOCATED. will not be asked tonight ns in­ tended, Robert McCormack, spec­ (Br Th* AtiocUUd Pr**i) IRISH MUST COME AS IUtlTISlI ial assistant United States at­ SUBJECTS OH NO CONSAN FRANCISCO, Sopt. 19.— A UNTIL DECISION ON WORKING torney general announced today. RULES CAN BE AS­ KERENCE missing witness in the Hoscoe C. McCormack said he decided be­ CERTAINED cause he expected stnrtling new i ("F a tty ") Arbuckle case, Dr. Arthur LONDON, Sept. 10.— David Lloyd developments. Mrs. Minin Dur- ‘ Beurdslee, the Hotel St. Fruncis phy­ CHICAGO, Sept. 19— Railroad shop­ George, the British premier, in a tele­ sician, who treated Miss Virginia fee, Arbuckle’s former wife, is ex­ men belonging to the Hix federated gram sent yesterday to Enmonn DeRnppe before her death, wns ioented pected here today to aid in his de­ shop crafts unions have voted to Vnlern declared that unless the Irish today, according to a telegram re­ fense. strike ngninHt the general railroad lender’s clnim to tho right to meet tho ceived from the esheriff o f Douglass wnge reduction on July 1, 1921, but British representatives iih the hend of NATIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT county, Nevada, nt Mindcn. will defer any action until the promul­ an independent sovereign state is CONFERENCE WILL MEET Dr. Benrdslee yesterdny left Mln- gation of working rules now pending withdrawn, n conference with (ho Sinn AT WASHINGTON MONDAY. den for Bridgeport, Mono county, Cal­ beforo the United States Rnilrond La­ Fein delegates is impossible. ifornia, nn n hunting trip, according bor Bonrd when another vote will be The text o f his telegram follows: (B/ Th* AitocUUd Pr*M) to the information given District At­ taken on acceptance or rejection of "I havo received your telegram o f WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.—The Na­ torney Brndy, who telegraphed to the the ruleB. • lust night and observe it docs not mod­ tional unemployment conference will This announcement wns officially ify the claim that your delegnteB meet here next Monday nt ten o'clock, Mono county sheriff to order Benrds­ lee to proceed to San Francisco nt made by U. M. Jewell, hend of the should meet us us representatives o f Secretary Hoover announced today. once. shopernfts organizations nt a mass n sovereign nnd independent state. His testimony is expected to throw meeting of Chicago shop workers yes­ "You made no such condition in ad­ IIANDITS WHO ROBBED light on the condition of Miss Rnppe terday. vance when you enme to see me in SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS the first day after the Labor Day Belief that a stronger fight could be July. I invited you then to meet me SHOT ANI) CAPTURED. pnrty in Arhucklc’s suite nt the St. made if n strike is called, with preser­ in tho words of my letter, us the chos­ Francis, from which her denth result­ vation of the shop men’s working rules en leader' o f the great majority in VANCOUVER, Wash., Sept. 10.— ed. Dr. Rnrdslce wns wanted ns a ns one o f the goals, led to the decision Southern Ireland, and you accepted Ray Moore and Bert Ercutt, shot by witness at the coroner’s inquest but to withhold n strike call for tho presthe invitation. officers . near horo early yesterday, could not bo Ioented. Arbuckle’s brief ont, Mr. Jewell snid. Ho nnd other "From tho very outset of our con­ were identifid nn two o f tho three nppenrnnce in the superior court Snt-. union speakers counseled the men to versations I told you that we looked men who robbed a Sclls-Floto circus urdny to obtain n continuance on tho wait until the entire wnge and rules to Ireland to owe allegiance to tho throne, nnd to make her fuutrc ns n* truck of moro thnn $28,000 near Van­ manslaughter chnrgc pending against situation wns before them, rather thnn member of the British commonwealth. couver last Fridny. Tho identification him, completed his present schedule of rush into a strike which Mr. Jewell That was the basis o f our proposnlB, was made by members o f the circus trips outside thj* city prison until dcclnred, the rnilrond managements party held up, and the men’s nnmes next Thuradny when the preliminary dosire, nnd we cannot alter it. "We can make a real fight on the "Tho status you now clnim in ad­ were learned from two women, who examination on the murder complnint vance for your delegates Is in effect officers Hnid nccompnnled tho men to sworn to by Mrs, Bnmhinn Maude rules proposition when we might not n repudiation of that hnsis. I am pre­ n cache where a farmer had found n Belmont, n member o f the pnrty in have the full support of other branch­ .. pared tn meet your delegates, as I met quantity o f money. Arbucklo’s rooms, is set beforo Judge es of rnilwny employes on n wage When an automobile containing two fight nlonc,” Mr. Jewell said. " I f wo you in July, in the enpneity of tho S. J. Lazarus. ( want to protect our best interests, wu men, two women nnd two children choson spokesmen for your people to Mrs. Mae Tnube, another member must wait until the time is opportune. drovo up, officers who had maintain­ discuss tho associntion of Irctnnd with of the party, wns questioned todny by ed an nil-night vigil attempted to Brady, who Hnid she had persisted in Buf if the labor bonrd releases all tho the British commonwealth. "My colleagues and I cannot meet make arrests and tho rien ran nnd her originnl statement that sho called remaining rules to he acted upon at one time, then we will have the whole them as representatives of a sover­ were shot. Assistant Manager Hnrry J. Boyle, eign and independent stfcto without At tho jail both rofuBed to talk. of tho hotel, on the telephone for ns- ninttcr before us. Wu will need only disloyalty on our part to throno and Tho women snid they were Mrs. sistnncc. At the inqqucst, Mrs. Del- one vote— to accept or reject tho rules the empire. I must therefore repent Moore, wife o f one o f tho men, and mont said she herself did the tele­ — to determine what will ho done." Thin announcement woh gretted by that unless tho sicond pnrngrnph o f Miss Christine Gross, and that tho phoning. Brady said some important applause and speakers jumped in all your letter of tho twelfth is with­ children woro those o f Moores'. items o f information wns learned pnrtB of the hall to press for further drawn, a conforcnco between us is im­ from Mrs. Tnube nnd her statements details. Answering one question, Mr. must bo the basis of any agreement possible.’' might lead to taking up ccrtnln now Jewell asserted that the BhopcraftH Tho second paragraph of Mr. De- that will achieve tho purpose we have phases o f the enso before the grand would havo the co-operation of other Vnlera’s letter o f Sept.. 12, to which at heart— that is tho final reconcilia­ jury Monday night. organizations, including the Big Four Premier Lloyd Gcorpo alludes in his tion o f our nation with yours. Wo Manager Thomas J. Coleman, of brotherhoods, if a Jtrlko wero called latest telegram, is an follows: • have suggested no interpretation of the Hotel St. Francis ,and other ex­ and urged his audionco to proparo for "In this final note we deem it our that principle, save its every day in­ ecutives and employes wore called bc- action. terpretation, tho sense, for example, duty to reaffirm that our position is The strike vote, completed Aug. 1, and can only be as we have defined in which it was understood by the far Robert H. McCormack, assistant it through this correspondence. Our plain men and women o f tho world, United States attorney in charge of was announced as showing a consti­ liquor prohibition prosecution, for tutional majority agninst the wage re­ nation haa formally declared.its inde­ when on Jan. 6, 1918, you said: "The settlement of Europe must be questioning regarding the origin of duction wwhich went into effect July pendence and recognises itself as a sovereign atate. It is only as repre­ based on such grounds of reason and twenty quarts o f liquor, said to have 1. This was the first official confir­ sentatives o f that state and as ita justice as will 'give some promise of been consumed at A rbui.le's party. mation o f the result which has been rumored for some time. Condemna­ choaen guardians that we have author­ stability. Therefore It is that we We have our prides, but it must bo tion o f the operations o f the labor feel that government with the consent ity or powers to act on behalf o f our board and of its decisions was voiced confessed that the cultural influence of the governod must be the basis of people. As^jpgfStls tho principle o f by all speakers at the meeting. Mr. of America in Europe Is largely agany territorial settlement in this government‘ by consent o f the gov­ Jewell charged that the railroads were riucltural. ’ erned, in the very nature of things i t ! war'." AWAIT “ RESULTS GEORGE REITERATES HIS FORMER STAND Farm Products and Many Commodities Show Gain (Bp Th* A**ocUt*d Pr*u) MIAMI, Sept. 10.— Tho Dude coun­ ty high schools oponed today though tho school hoard is without funds and a northern house, which holds de­ faulted bonds of tho county, have re­ WOULD INDICATE fused futhcr credit. The authorities FIGURES FIRMER FOUNDATIONS FOR state that a tuition probably will ALL LINES OF BUSINESS have to be charged. Bom bers A re Caught Jn the A c t o f Outrage B y the Chicago Police ’>’Itli . tm.. * l NUMBER 152 RAILROAD MEN VOTE TO STRIKE, DEFER ACTION (BT Th# AllMlitld Frega] WASHINGTON, Feb. ID.— Whole­ sale priccH increased 2.76% in August over fluly levels, wholesale food prices leading in the advance with increase of 13.6% according to figures made public today by the Department o f Labor. Farm products, including many food nrticles, 2.6% higher in August thnn July. In all othor com­ modity groups except clothing, the statement said, there were decreases in prices ranging from 1% in case o f building materials to 4% for metals. Clothes nnd clothing showed no change in general price level. Since August Inst yenr farm products declined near­ ly 47%, clothes and clothing 40% and building materials 89% %. 700,000 Veterans o f the W orld W a r Now v Out o f Employment ______ i American Legion Conducts Investiga­ tion o f Service Men. INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 19.—A sur­ vey conducted by the American Le­ gion through 11,000 posts discloses that between 000,000 and 700,000 vet­ erans of the world war ure out of em­ ployment, it wnB announced last night. Tile legion’s investigation shows that Pennsylvania ulono reported 160,- 000 ox-soldiers out o f work. Now York has 100,000, Illinois 36,000, Massa­ chusetts 30,000 and Michignn 30,000. Georgia w itf the only state to re­ port that unemployment was not gen­ eral enough to require aid from tho legion. SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE I. O. O. F. OPENS TODAY AT TORONTO, CANADA. (Br Th* AuoeikUd Pr*u) TORONTO, Cnnndn, Sept. 10.—The Sovereign Grand Lodge, Independent Order Odd Fellows, opened hero to­ dny with dlcgntos present from every Stnto in the United States, nnd every province in Cnnndn. RUSSIAN INTERESTS WILL IIE GUARDED AT U. S. CONFERENCE. (Br Th* AuoclaUd Pr*u) WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.— Assur­ ance that nil legitimate Russian intorests will bccnrefuHy guarded nt the armament nnd fur eastern conference, has been conveyed-to the Russinn peo­ ple bhy the state department. OCOEE DYNAMITERS GET LONG TIME SENTENCE FROM JUDGE WARLOW. Frank Sanders and William Mooro of Ocoee, who wero recently convict­ ed in the criminal court hero on a charge of dynamiting n negro houso nt Ocoee, a short time ngo, were sen­ tenced to servo four nnd five years respectively in the state prison at Kaiford by Judge T. P. Warlow, yosterday. E. W. Davis, counsel for the dofenso ,shortly nftor the sentenco had been passed, announced ho would ap­ pal tho case to the state supreme court. Both men are now at liberty, San­ ders’ bond being $2,000, while the amount o f Moore's bail was fixed at $2,600.— Orlando Sentinel. Don’t try to write a beet seller: be content if you have one o f the best cellars. attempting to ubo the board to take an unfair advantage o f the industrial situation. The board’s method of drafting rules to supplant the national agreement, a wartime measure, under which the employes work at present, was asserted to be Impractical be­ cause only seven o f the 184 rules hava been substituted. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1M1 PAGE SIX ilT. ■. -mr- J i Many 3 n a r c ij tliD ^ r v JlRROTV COLLAR^ SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING COMPANY f t * * * * * * * * * * * STATE NEWS * * * * * * * * * * * * JACKSONVILLE—Jerry Dulmago, holder of Bovcrnl trophies for locnl athletic fonts, nnd who ran third in tho 100 ynrd dnsh during the Nation­ al Field nnd Truck meet nt Philudclphin, recently, will enter John B. Stetson University nt DeLand, this season. Dulmngc hns nnnounccd his intention o f going out for football' al­ though he hnd had little experience in the pigskin realm. Ho hus tsablished somo notnblc records in locnl nthletlc meets, however, nnd is consid­ ered an nil round nthlele. Followers o f tho youngster here predict thnt with n little trninlng he will ndd ma­ terially to the DeLand cloven. I ■ ■ ! I UMl . ll j i iu i J m \ Congress FAT ARBUCKLE National HARDEE ^Delinquent Problems BE ARRAIGNED AT OPENING OF W ill M eet in Jax STATE COLLEGE IN COURT TODAY I If P^ . il i- * . i l ' f i ! Will Be UPON INDICTMENT CHARGING ( S f Th« A itooU U d FrtM ) MANSLAUGHTER RETURNED JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 17.— Tho BY GRAND JURY. National Congress on the problems pf dolinquenoy nnd crime, to be held (Br The Ai.ocUUd Pr,M) hero from October 28th to November SAN FRANCISCO, Sopt. 17.— Fat­ 3rd, will bring to Florida persons ty Arbucklo wnB to be arraigned In nationally known In tho treatment of Superior Court today upon the indict- the delinquency of women and girls. men? charging manslaughter returned MIsb Maude Miner, founder of Wnvorby tho county grnnd jury. This is ly House In Now York City, will con­ merely a formality nnd District At- duct a round-table conference on tornoy Brady was scheduled to nsk a "Methods of Protective Work with continuance of the manslaughter caso Juvenile Delinquents.” until action was taken on the chargo Miss* Minn Van Winkle, another of 'fir s t degreo murder pending speaker, is tho head of the Women’s against Arbucklc in connection with Bureau of the Police Department of Miss Rnppo’s death. Brady has an­ Washington, D. C. She has organiz­ nounced the murder chargo will be ed policewomen In many cities, nnd is pushed nnd will be left to the jury to tho president of tho National Police­ decide whether Arbucklo shall bo con­ women’s Association. She will dscuss victed o f first degree murdor, second "Tho Work of tho Policewoman with degreo murder, manslaughter or turn­ Juvenile Delinquents." ed freo by acquittal. Mrs. Mnudo Bnllington Booth, long known ns the "Little Mother" o f tho SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17.— Roe- prisons of tho country, will speak qt coo (Fatty) Arbucklc will go on trial the general session Sunday evening, on somo charge in connection with the October 30th on her work. She is tho death o f Miss Virginia Rappe within head o f the Volunteers o f America, tho next three weeks, District Attor­ with her husbnnd, Bnllington Booth. ney Matthew Brady announced yestorDr. Valeria II. Parker, director of day. tho Intcr-dopartmental Social Hygleno "I am going nhend with tho prose­ Bureau of the federal government, cution of this case with nil tho speed will speak during tho congress on the possible,” said Brndy. “ I expect to special problems of- that bureau. be rendy for trial in about three Dr. Pnrker, who s n physician, for­ weeks n'nd I believe the defense will merly was superintendent o f the Con­ bo too." necticut State Reformatory fo r Wom­ The district attorney declared ho en, hud sovurnl reasons for making no Mrs. Mnrthn P. Fnlooner, who will decision nt n conference with his dep­ spenk October 30th, Is ono o f the uties and police officials nR to wheth­ lending authorities in the-country on er to try the film Btar on a chargo the institutional treatment o f girls of murder or manslaughter. "Wo nnd young women nnd for many years think we hnve sufficient evidence to wns superintendent o f the Pennsyl­ convict Arbuckle of murder,” ho said, vania State School for Girls at Dar­ "but thnt is up to the committing lington, Philadelphia. She is now as­ magistrate." sociated with tho Americnn Associa­ Arbuckle, in jail at Snn Francisco, tion for Social Hygiene. Miss Jessie chnrgcd with murder, declared he hnd P. Binford, of Chicago, superintend­ ordered a reservation on a train to ent of the Juvenile Protective Asso­ Los AngelcR last evening nnd thnt he ciation, of thnt city, is also on the was going back to hia home, in an in­ program of speakers. Miss Henriet­ terview nt Snn Francisco published ta Additon, who hns been for sevoral here yesterdny. yonrs n supervisor In the United Stat­ Arbuckle, nccording to tho articlo es Interdepartmental Soclnl Hygiene said ho intended to go bnck into pic­ Bonrd of Washington, nnd Dr. Mary tures nnd thnt tho case would clear I). Harris, the superintendent o f tho up as soon as tho public knew about it. Now Jersey State School fo r Girls, He said there wore a number of peo- will" take "partTn V hcl'iscussionsr Dr! pie nt the party whoso nnmes had not Hnrris, who will have for her subject, beon mentioned, somo from Los Ange­ "Work With Women nnd Girls In In­ les, of considerable promincnco. Ho stitutions" wnH for somo time the Bald he would liko to tell about it and superintendent of the Workhouso would give full detnils of tho party (Women’s Division) on Blackwell’s and all the names at the trial. Islnnd, New York, in the administra­ tion of Dr. Katharine B. Davis. WEST PALM BEACII—Proposnls fo r construction of n railroad from West Pnlm Bench Into the Evcrglndcs are being discussed with capitalists In New York by Jules M. Burguicres, Shroude din Flags, president of the Floridn Development Buried in Flowers, Bonrd, according to advices received Bodies o f Americans from him. The local Kiwans club has recommended to the Chamber of NEW YORK, Sept. 17.— Resting in Commerce thnt a railroad into the Hug-shrouded caskets, covered with 'Glades has the "one big project” to masses of flowers and guarded by be tnken up by thnt body. armed men of a friendly, foreign nn­ ST. PETERSBURG— Rigid en­ tion, tho bodies of Commander Louis forcement of tho lnw prohibiting the H. Mnxfield nnd fourteen o f his com­ common drinking cup will bo rocom- rades— vietims of the ZR-2 disaster— monded to the city commissioners by arrive dhoinc today, o nthe British Dr. W. E. A. Yymnn, city food in­ cruiser Dauntless. It was n far different home-com­ spector. The stntc law on the subject ing thnn the victims hnd anticipated, follows: "The uso o f tho common when they sailed sevcrnl months ago drinking cup, or common receptacle for England to prepare and bring fo r drinking water in nnp ublic plnce, bnck tho monster dirigible ,tho disas­ park or square, or In any public in­ ter to which on a trial flight sent stitution, hotel, theatre, factory, de­ forty-two heroic men of two nations partment store nr other store' public to their untimely dentil. hnll or public school, or in any rail­ Far out at sea, the Dauntless wns road Htntion in tho stntc, Is hereby niottby n destroyer division of the prohibited.” The fine for violation United States navy. A h it neared o f this regulation has been placed at port, the escort was augmented by a $50 or 110 days in jail. fleet of seaplanes, representing the arm of the service for which the vic­ JACKSONVILLE—Justice of ,tho tims gav their lives. As tho funeral Pence Arnold Greenberg, of this city, Hhip came , up tho Imrbor the forts whose duties include judgment o f mo­ tendered a salute, church hells tolled torists who exceed tho speed limit on the Brooklyn and Staten Island within IiIh district, nnd tho holding of shores, and passing craft -'ipped their them for the higher court, does not colors in reverential salute. believe in causing the speeder tho un­ The Dauntless proceeded directly necessary trouble of going to his o f­ to the navy yard in Brooklyn, where fice for n hearing. The jjustice goes British sailors tenderly carried the where they speed nnd if things be­ bodies from the deck of their craft come normal on the stretches of rond and delivered them to the keeping of) In tho immediate territory ho merely their formr coniradus-in-arm on the pulls up stakes and moves hin court pier. Last night the Hag-draped cas­ to n section where there is more do­ kets were under the wntchful eyes of ing. When a "speed cop” nabs n a guard o f honor in the ynrd chapel, speeder tho officer nnd the prisoner where today they were rendered the move along until they meet the justice honor thnt the nnvy pays to its heroic nnd "hizznncr” holds court on the sldo (lend. s o f the rond in tho shnde of tho near­ Tho fifteen cnHkets, each draped in est tree. Judge Greenber’s court an American flag, were carried on has been operating nlong the Atlant­ what is known ns tho nftor super­ ic Roulovard, between South Jack- structure deck of the Dauntless. Ronvlllo nnd Pnhlo nnd Atlantic A monstor gun, its muzzle Hhroudcd Benches, but the motorist- hnving in funeral colors, stretched over too become wary nnd business, ns a con- war craft's dock. ■Cadence becoming light, ho has At cnch corner of the deck ns tho mndo a finnk movement upon tho vessel was warped into its pier, stood enonty nnd is now conducting hin nn nrmod Bentry with head bowed, campaign nlong tho St. Augustine nnd arms reversed. Forward on the road. platform was a non-commissioned o f­ ficer ,asd aft nn officer In full dross A white way is practically assured uniform having a rank equal to that fo r tho town o f BArtow. It will tako of Commander Mnxfield. Bbth of in threo o f the principal business these officers stood nt attention with streets. woro finally romovtd from tho ship. Sell It with a Herald Want Ad. Speakers of Note Present. T X T A DAILY KXXALD W A X T AD. JV; JG iSOUTH FLORIDA, SWEEPING REACHES KISSIMMEE ( B j The Auociated P r «u ) KISSIMMEE, Sept. 17.— Religious wave that is swoping South Floridn hns rcnchcd here nnd every church hns a series of meetings. Social, civic and combined nnd erected n huge tent for club activities nlmndoncd so all efforts may he concentrated on sucess of tho revival. The citizens of Wnuchula would bond their city for nbout $00,000 for pnvlng about four and one-half miles of streets. Office supplies of all kinds at The Hcrnld Printing Co. When you want anything in this line see Tho Herald. Wo hnvo it or can get it. Sell it with a Hcrnld Want Ad. TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 17.'— A ca­ pacity. audience filled the college au­ ditorium Thursday morning, to wit­ ness tho opening exercisos o f the 1021-22 term o f the Florida State College for Women. Dr. Edwin Con'null presided. Following singing, which was con­ ducted by Mrs. Olivo A. Sllngluff Rev. . G. Newsome, pastor of the Presbbyterian church, read a passage o f scripture and Rov. Seymour Grady pastor o f tho Trinity Methodist church, offered prayer. Dr. Conrad! then in n fow well cho­ sen remarks introduced Govornor Hardee who In his interesting wny spoke for Roveral minutes. He not only welcomed the girls to the college but told thorn the advantages of edu­ cation. Among other things ho said the people o f tho state wero proud of the college nnd proud o f thoBe who attended it. Ho snld Taliuhasee is tho Ideal place for the institution nnd it wnB ono o f tho bostcollcgos in tho en­ tire country. Ho complimented highly tho tcnchlng staff. In references to the pnstors o fthe Tallahassee church­ es who wero on tho stage ho said edu­ cation and Christianity goes hand in hnnd thnt tho ono could not progress without the other. He invited tho girls to the mansion at any' tlmo they wanted to come. Miss Beulah Roslno played a cello solo, which wns greatly enjoyed by the audience. Following tho solo, J. Stuart Lewis, mnyor pro tom, gave the wolcomo on the part o f tho people of Tallnhassec. Mr. Lewis used only a few words, but his address was greatly enjoyed by those who heard him. Wiliinm A. McRno (Commissioner of agriculture, followed Mr. Lewis and delightor the audience by his iddrecss* He touched on agricultural subjjcots briefly. Following Mr. McRao, Rov. Bunynn Stephens' pastor of tho Bnptist church nddressed the girls. Rev. S te -' phens represented all the churches in his address nnd gave a hearty w o l-, come to tho city nnd a cordial invita­ tion to all to attend church services wherever convlent for them to do so. THE STAR TO-DAY A L L -S T A B C A S T in flo o n M ad n ess » A lso a Comedy Tonight at the Princess— Carmel Myers in “ Dangerous Moment” ; Also a Comedy ii SUMMER DAYS !i WILL SOON BE OVER It has been a busy suminor even though it was vacation time and wo face tho winter season with the greatest and teightest prospects for a most prosperous year. Our busi­ ness and your business Is Increasing, Sanfofd is growing beyond expectations of the greatest boosters, conditions are better, Florida is tho most prosperous state In the union. Now is the tlmo to think o f the proverbial “ rainy day." Save your money while you oro making it. Bank It with tho bank that insures your deposit!. Start your bank qccount today. ! The W in ter Season Is Advancing CETrbady f o r b u s i n e s s t h a t is coming The Peoples Bank of Sanford LIMIT "TIN CAN" BODY OF LIEUT. K. W. HOYT FOLKS TO 2 WEEKS. OF CLEARWATER IN NEW YORK. NEW YORK, Sopt. 17.— Tho bodies ORLANDO, Sept. 17.—Tho Orlando of tho victims o f tho ZR-2, brought Chamber of Commerce has a paid home todny by the British destroyer membership, fee $25 per year, of 365. Dauntless, include nil but ono o f the Somo of the memhors meet atwkly nt Americans who wero on tho ill-fntcd tho noon lunch, where All the business dlrlgiblo when she was destroyed. of tho organization Is done; others Tho exception is Riggor N. O. Walker, pny hut consider themselves fnmily who escaped with his life, but is now men nnd do not lunch with tho crowd, in n British hospital. Tho others and therefore are not so expressive, were: but the* chnmbcr is seeking n Inrgr Commander Louis II. Mnxfield, of membership nnd proposes n campaign St. Paul, Minn.; Lieut. Commander for nt lonBt five hundred members Vnlcntino N. Bleg, Alexandria, Vn.; nnd doubtless it will be secured easily. Lieut.v Commander Emory Coyle, At the last mooting the "tin can" Wesboro, Mass.; Lieut. Charles G. tourist wns discussed and ns indi­ Little, Nowborryport, Mass.; Liout, cated BovernI days ago tho report of Mnrcus II. Easterly, Coluhlnnn, O.; tho State Commercial Secretaries, Lieut. Henry W. Hoyt, Seven Oaks, Association wns adopted In toto. This Fin.; Charles I. Aller, rigger, Denver, report wns to the eifeet thnt a camp­ Co!.; Maurice Lay, riggor, Birming­ site he provided nnd thnt it shall havo ham, Ain.; A. S. Pcttitt, rigger, Dick­ everything needed to mnko it health­ ens City, Tex.; Hobert M. Coons, ma­ ful, sanitary niul comfortable, and chinist, Owensboro, Ky.; /Lloyd E. that tho persons occupying it shnll Crowl, machinist, Fort Wnyne, Ind.; pay n small rental nnd thnt their stay William Julius, 'machinist, Scdnlla, ibe limited to two weeks. Mo.; Albert L. Loftin, machinist, Lnkc Charles, La.; William J. Steele, — Get your Scratch Pads from The machinist, Green Cnstle, Irnl.; George Herald—by tho pound— 15c. Welch, machinist, Bredgon, Canada. CO-OPERATION SPELLS SUCCESjl Said n wise old bee at tho close ef| tho day, "This colony business do pay. I put my money in that old bhtl that others may cat and live tall thrive; nnd I do more work in a day,I by geo, thnn some o f tho fellows doitI threo. I toil nnd worry and save off hoard, nnd all I get is my roomull board. It’e me for a hive I can nn myself, nnd me for the sweets of n; I hard earned pelf." So the old beeI flew to a meadow alone and started11 business o fhis own. He gave »»| thought to the buzzing clan, but efi f intent on his selfish plan, he lived tkel life o f a hermit free—“ Ah this k great," said tho wise old bee. But theI summer waned nnd the days KK*| drenr, nnd tho lono bee wniled as beI dropped n tear; for the varmints rob- 1 bled his Utttlo store, so he winged his wny to tho old homo hnnd, and bs I took his meals at the Helping HmM Alone, our work Is of little worth; t»*I gbthor wo nre the lords of earth; » l it’s nil fo rensh nnd it's each — united wo stand, or divided wef»M — Pittsburg Ad-Vents. __________________ ^1 |MilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|!lll||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!llllllllllllllllilllHi • Advertisements Are Open Letters ■ Written in Good Faith fl The merchant who prints, an advertising message over his name addresses YOU as much as though he mailed you a letter over his signa­ ture. • U The advertisement, or “ open letter,” has this advantage: it is brought out into the light of day. It dispels any suspicion you may have that your neighbor is being made « a better offer than the one made you. fl Read the advertise­ ments. The m erchant's name attached puts him on record as guarantee­ ing the good faith in which the message was written. fl He signs his adver­ tisements—therefore he stands back o f ^ ^ thing he says about his merchandise. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS.— Be informed on what’s in the stores. Learn where to buy better. Read the advertisements------------------- all of them Shop First in the iiiu m n ifp �Bw.WW-'’-'A •-'f- " ' " ' V1■* i* r’ ’ * ittT7.vi/-17™ ’ * T'" ft wW mm v. * * ’’v ‘ . , * ' ; ” " '-W - " TOE SANFORD DAILY HEKAJJ), MONDAY, 3Et*Ti^lJBEjU$, Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. ! All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating o f a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the- progressive policy o f this insti­ tution. Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. a form tr well known attorney o f Vir­ ginia who, on account of his health, had made Florida his homo. ______ :: PROGRESS :: 4% INTEREST PAID SERVICE, been visiting in Monticello with his grandmother, Mrs. T. M. Pulosfon. Miss Kathleen llrn'dy left this morn­ MRS. FRED DA1GER, Society Editor, ing for Winter Pnrk whore she will Phone 217-W _ _ attend Rollins College. SOCIAL CALENDAR Mr. nnd Mrs. Hal Wight were among the Sanford folks spending the MONDAY— Circle No. 2, of the Meth­ day yesterday at Daytona Beach. odist church- with Mrs. Howard P. Smith ns captain, will meet at the Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Watson motor­ home of Mrs. L. It. Phillips, at 1 ed to Daytona Bench yesterday. p. m. Master Frederick Daiger will enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Widemnn Caldwell left tain n number of his little friends yesterday afternoon for Jacksonville nt his home on Fourth street, from where they will spend several days ns G to 0 o’clock. The occasion being the guests of the former's father, Dr. his fifth birthday anniversary. Walter Seay. Tuesday— Mrs. Henry Purdon will en­ tertain the members of the Seminole Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Cameron nnd Bridge Club at her home on Palmet­ children nnd Miss Lilnh Murrell,mo­ to avenue, at 11:110 p. m. tored to Daytona Rcuch yesterday. Saturday—The Children's Story Hour I --------will be held at the Central Park at ('apt. and Mrs. K. R. Murrell, Mrs. 6 p. m. ! C. C. Beasley and Clifford Beasloy and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dawson were a Mr. nnd Mrs. G. F. Smith nnd Mrs. congenial purty motoring to Daytona M. II. Mabry motored to Daytonn t Beach yesterday. Beach where they spent the day yes­ terday. They were accompanied home , Misses Vera I). Walker and Alberta by Master Horton Mabry who has been ( Walker, of New York, stopped over in the guest of Arthur Zachary, Jr. .this city yesterday enroutu to Tnmpn. .. • * * • Come to U s that the following Per­ centages o f Reduction from W hole­ sale Peak Prices Have Been Made Food Price* ....... ...................62% Clothing ...... - ............... ........ 42% Fuel ................... ...................24% Metals ................ ..... ............ 30% 8 boa* Building Supplies............. Chemicals ........ ........... . ....23% House Furnishing* flflfVMine. Reductions ............ .41% The period o f FRIGE; SELLING. IS PASTr-Folks have had their fill o f Shoes built down to a price. The Merchant who persistently stocked QUALITY merchandise has the best . Trade. Among smart furs there are coats that maintain their style supremacy without going to great lengths. One of these shorter mo«l*»la, which mny be made of mink, bqulrrei, sealskin or other fashionable skins is shown here. It meets nil the requirements of the new seasou. O FY SOLID LEATHER SHOES Daily Fashion Hint F A V O R A B L Y PR IC E D PEAK Q U A L IT Y VALLEY PRICES S A N F O R D , FLA SE E O U R W IN D O W BEE KEEPERS OF STATE MEETING HERE TODAY ROLLINS COLLEGE WILL OPEN MONDAY WITH FINE PROSPECTS. F irst N at’ l Bank Annex 4.4.+ 4>4.4MH.4.4.4.4.4.4.*^4'4.4.4.4.^4-4-4-}"b4-4-4'+‘>4-4-!":-i'4-4'+4*4-+4“:” H*4"f":-:-+f + V * Fertilizer Materials OAtO ■> Castor Pomace •• Hardwood Ashes AN UNUSUAL APRON To show individuality in the selection of one’s house aproiutis to prove one’s up-to-dateness, fids tlesign in pink and white check Bingham is attractively trimmed with pink ric-rack, which is htitched along the edges of the shoulder Mrnpi, holt and square neck. Thu sides are gathered to Ilie belt, while the front and hack are in panel effect. Medium sice requires \\i yards y iucli material. Pictorial Review Apron No. >>4(>8. Sizes, 36, 40 und 44 inches bust. Price, 30 cents. WINTER PARK, Sept. 17.— Rollins Mr, nnd Mrs. W. M. Thigpen nnd College will open for her .'J7th year Miss Adelaide Higgins has returned little son Billie motored to Daytona home from Orlando where she was the Beach yesterday whore they spent the on Monday, September 10, with a large nnd more eosmopolitun student guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Dick- day very pleasantly, ' body than in pruvious yenrs. The aon.) | ----------------| Mrs. Lawton, of Oviedo, nnd her oast nnd the west are both liberally Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herron and Mr. i »ister, Miss Gayle Marshall, have r e -j represented while tho middle north­ nnd Mrs, Moughton left yesterday in ,'turned from a hrief visit to Jackson ern stutes are sending the “ Rollins Speclnl" from Cincinnati. Registra­ tho Herron car for Ocalu. ! vllle. tion will begin on Monday and close NOBODY CAN TELL WHEN YOU Mrs. Griggs and children have re­ on Tuesday, Sept. 20. The formal Mrs. Stella Arrington has returned DARKEN GRAY, FADED HAIR home after an absence of three turned from a two weeks’ trip spent opening exercises will ho held in 1 WITH SAGE TEA Knowles Hall- Wednesday, Sept. 21, months. She spent two months in Tnl- at Coronado Bench, at 10 a. m. The address will he de­ lahussee teaching primary methods Grandmother kept her hair beauti­ and theory, going from there to Mon­ j Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Holly and Col. livered by Robert J. Sprague, Ph.D., fully darkened, glo»ay nnd attractive ticello where she was the guest of J. II. Ithudy, of Gnincsvillc, made a dean o f the college. with a brew of Sage Tea und Sulphur. The nddition of tho heavy endow­ hor sinter, Mrs. June Turnbull. Mrs. ; Hying trip to the city today, leaving Whenever her hair took on that dull, Arrington also visited in Quitmnn, i this afternoon for their home. Their* ment last year has enabled President faded or stranked appearance, thin Gn., nnd Jacksonville. In Quitman , many friends were glad to seo them Ward nnd Dean Sprague to associate simple mixture was applied with won­ aho was the guest of Mrs. Joe Till­ again. Col. Rhudy was greatly sur- • with themselves colleague of tho derful effect. By asking nt nny drug man, nnd in Jacksonville the guest of prised at the busy appearance of highest order nnd hn sbrought to tho store for “ Wyeth’s Sage nnd Sulphur Mrs. Dickerson. She was accompan­ •Sanford, nnd expects to come hnck faculty men and women whose scolCompound," you will get a large botied home by her son Briggs who has some time in the near future. He is nrly attainments nnd Christian charac­ tletlo of this old-time recipe, improv­ ter will make of Rollins what she is ed by the addition of other ingredients fast approaching—an ideal college nil ready to use, at very little cost. for the south. ThiH simple mixture can be depended It is a source of much satisfaction upon to restore natural color nnd to the alumni and former students of beauty to the hair. the college, who number over 2,000, A well-known downtown druggist that Dr. George Morgan Ward con­ says everybody uses Wyeth's Sago nnd tinues Ids work ns president of Flor­ Sulphur Compound now bccouso it ida’s oldest college. Since his accept­ darkens so naturally nnd evenly that ance of the presidency in 1895, the nobody can tell it has been applied— growth of Rotlina has been in accord­ it’s so easy to UHe, too. You simply ance with the hast academic traditions dampen a comb or soft brush nnd nnd mnny useful men nnd women huve draw it through your hair, taking one gone out from her doors. strand at a time. By morning tho gray hair disappears; af.ter nnother application or two, it is restored to its Using elaborate apparatus, a group natural color and lookH glossy, soft of English scientists are studying the nnd booutufil.—Adv. cnuHqs of soasickness and endeavor­ ing to find a euro. Ancient Chinese porcelains cannot be duplicated because the coloring Jr/* CARPETS AND RUGS matter used came from mines that WASHED hnyo been exhausted. and cleaned at your home or we will •• Ground Tobacco Stems K A IN IT — SH E E P M A N U R E GOAT M AN UR E •»1 And Other Materials HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK YOUNG Our Prices Will Save You Money Chase & •> PHONE 536 ;;+ 4 ,M * * + + 4 + + + + 4 4 + + * 4 * + 4 * + + + + * + * + * * + + + + + + * + 4 ,+ ++‘'',HmHmM ».| 4 + + '| * 4 + + + 4 + + * 4 + + 4 * + * + + + * * * 4 + + * + + + + + 4 4 + + 4 4 + * 'H > 4 + + * + ;; Do you know what kind o f 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 I f you are U . S.. T ire s, a re G ood T ire s call for and deliver. Hamilton Beach DRINK Electric Washers used/—Sanford Steam Proascry, 317 1st St. Phone $60 Elder Springs Water, Its 99 98-190 per cent(pure Pho*e 81L r ran k A k ers n re to , When a hen Inya an egg In a Cali­ Compact enough to be transported fornia inventors neat) her bock is an a motorcycle, a portable outfit for sprayed with drops o f colored liquid disinfecting clothing with steam has for identification. been invented. OfTlee supplies of all kinds at The The world news the day it happens, Herald Printing Co. When jrou want anything in this line lee The Herald. delivered st your door each evening, 16c the weak. We have It or can get it. 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 be wise to ‘communicate with us. Use High Grade Ice Cold *Chero Cola Free on Saturday f ;>l • Authoritative Information PROGRESSIVE TEA. The bee keepers of Florida nre meeting hero today but the program wns never given to the Herald to pub­ lish and there seems to be no dutn on just what the program will bo altho it is bound to be very interesting. Bee culture, like every other agricultural pursuit is growing in Florida nnd Is becoming very important. We hope to obtain a detailed report o f the meeting for tomorrow’s Daily Herald for the information of those who are engage^ in this great work. Many of the county agents are here to attend the meeting nnd mnny fnrmers who Miss Elisabeth Hoollhnn has return- I Mrs. R. E. Tolar nnd little (laugh­ arc interested in bee culture are here ed home after spending the summer in tt<rf Mary Elizubeth, are spending this to learn something nbout the exten­ sion of the bee culture in Florida, week nt Daytonn Beach. Mrs. C. R. Walker and ^tiss Claire Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Smith and "Walker left Friday for Winter Gard­ daughter, Juanita, are visiting reinen where Miss Walker will tench lives in Jacksonville. school this winter. t Rifr Little Dorothy Haynes returned f'" Stinday afternoon from a visit In Jacksonville, having accompanied her father, sovcral days ago. Dorothy considers herself quite a finished trnveler, having made the return trip alone. She wns the guest o f hor aunt, Mrs. Stevenson. •/ | The Seminole County i Bank ; STRENGTH AMONG SMART FURS' ^ A delightful event in church circles and a pleasing social fea*uro with tne membership and their friends, o f the Congregational church was the progressive tea given on the Heights at the homo o f Mrs. J. W. Penning­ ton, Mrs. Frnnk, nnd Mrs. Rcneau, Friday afternoon. Assembling first at the home of Mrs. Pennington, an interesting pro­ gram was rendered by a (group of young girls, nnd delicious punch was served during the hour of entertain­ ment. The pretty decorntions o f the coral vine nnd asparagus fern, were repeated at the home o f Mrs. Frank, the next stop in tho pleasant itiner­ ary. Miss Gussle Frank featured tho entertainment program at this homo with an nttrnctivo group o f vocal se­ lections, nccompnnicd on tho ,piano by Miss Charlotte Smith. A delicious luncheon course wns served by Mrs. Frnnk, after which the gay party moved merrily onward to tho cosy lovely home o f Mrs. Rcnenu, whore more music nnd readings were great­ ly enjoyed. Tho color note o f the decorntions changed here, quantities of bouganvilin being used with ar­ tistic effect. Pincapplo sherbet and enko were served by the hostss. At each home the charm of a grac­ ious hospitality prevailed, ndding just another successful affair to the many already sponsored by the ladies of the Congregational church. - (r-*~, ■ ■; . The Orlando Credit Association * A . 1* , , , , -f .f .*’ J. I* J* , • 1 ! UPost. Office Box 193 • 11- Orlando, Fla. t n" Sunbarn'id Nom U*n pits* ty of cooling I o. m in o , Heal. gmHjr.'auicklr a :' 'I .-Mr/ ..vivi �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1921 LTAMONTE SPRINGS has an at K fg fK l m o sphere, and so have other placIq M B es in Seminole County, but AltaIX|ot I monte’s atmosphere has the peculiar quality o f a Lodestone—it’s inhabitants may remove to other.places in other climes, but they always return or have a very strong desire to do so, and o f course there is that—-not very mysterious rear m — Altamonte’s beauty— for all humanity is drawn to beauty. Altamonte Springs is placed in such a fav­ orable location, that her man-made beauty, combined with the natural beauty, forms the Alta-Monte that we know today. The Alta­ monte of George Frost o f Boston, o f Herman Westinghouse of the great Westinghouse Electrical Company—who were among its founders— is not the Altamonte o f today. Founded as the home o f rich men only, we now reach out for residents o f humbler means also, as we realize that riches alone do not make a town livable. It stands to reason that the state was scoured by these wealthy men to find their ideal before founding their town. Therefore Altamonte’s location is the pick o f the state. Altamonte Springs has an altitude o f 220 feet—thus getting pipe filtered sea air from the Atlantic Ocean 30 miles to the East, and the Gulf o f Mexico to the West, form ing that wonderful ozone known as the “ Atmosphere of Altamonte” and when combined with the odor o f orange blossoms and jassamine in season, and this combination comes breezing into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is bound to give the ailing their health, and the healthy more health and joy o f living. Altamonte Springs has in its territory hun­ dreds o f acres of orange and grapefruit groves in high state o f cultivation, and has within her boundaries five beautiful lakes with clean, sandy shores, no marshy borders. Lake Orienta (upon which is located the “ A l­ tamonte Hotel” , famous among tourists all TH IS P U B L IC IT Y over the country for its wonderful cuisine and excellent management of its owners, George E, Bates & Son) is the largest o f these lakes and is noted for its black bass fishing, which is jealously guarded by the owners o f the land surrounding the lake, who welcome the true fisherman with sporting ideals. The “ Altamonte Hotel” is located at the east end o f this lake, upon a bluff overlooking the full length o f its waters. Lake “ Ade­ laide” is across a park to the rear o f the hotel, and upon this lake is the “Altamonte Spring” o f absolutely pure water. The paved highway from Jacksonville to Tampa and all South Florida passes through Altamonte. A day’s ride in an automobile may encompass two hundred miles in any di­ rection without leaving a fine paved road, making Altamonte an admirable location for automobilists, a fine large garage is under construction and will be open for business in a few weeks, two stores with filling stations are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a city at hand. Altamonte Springs is located on the Tampa and Jacksonville Division of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Western Union Telegraph office, Express and Third Class Postoffice, Electric Lights, beau­ tiful shady streets o f large oaks, within 14 miles on brick highway of Sanford, and 9 miles on brick highway to Orlando. Winter Park, with Rollins College, is on the same road just five miles to the South. < The hotel is the center of social life with card parties, dances, etc., and Altamonte's winter residents and home-folks are of a su­ perior order and of a prosperous, enlightened class. Our surrounding country and neigh­ boring towns o f Longwood and Maitland are o f the same order and are fine neighbors, and are only two miles away to the North and South. . The practical side of Altamonte Springs is not to be slighted in this article, for, aside from her fruit industry, Altamonte is noted as having 40 acres in covered conservatories devoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship­ ped in season mostly to the north, and the in­ dustry represents an investment o f over a quarter o f a million dollars and a payroll o f hundreds o f dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. Haines, ex-congressman from New York, heads the largest o f these conservatories, The Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. Mr. B. L. Maltbie, o f the Maltbie Chemical Works, o f Newark, N. J., is one of Alta­ monte’s latest developers, and is planning a ‘great future for us this winter. Altamonte has a Chamber o f Commerce, whose Secretary, W. B. Ballard, is always glad to give information upon request. Alta­ monte Springs has just recently been incor­ porated and is officered by unsalaried men o f progressive ideas, but within keeping with a low millage. George E. Bates and Son are men to whom Altamonte Springs owes much, as many com­ ing as their guests buy property here and stay as residents. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two and one-half miles through the pine woods to the Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Les­ ter Beeman has spent thousands o f dollars to give a pleasure resort for the free use o f the public, and one that is greatly appreciated. Mr. Beeman has a pretty little cottage at the Spring as have others from Sanford and Longwood. Altamonte Springs has never been boomed or exploited, but is now on the verge o f a growth that will not be sporadic, but steady and substantial. A peculiar circumstance is the fact that there is only one “ Altamonte Springs” in the world, and we are “ IT” . Numbers o f “ Altamontes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only one “ Altamonte Springs.” C A M P A IG N IS M A D E POSSIBLE B Y T H E F O L L O W IN G PRO G RESSIVE F IR M S A N D -------- S A N F O R D----------- Lloyd Shoe Store ------------ 0 V I E D O------------- Chase & Co. 0 . P. Swope Land Co. C. L. W est, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. R. R- Eldridge t? tt “i L S E Commission Merchant U , Hill Hardware Co. Hill Lumber Co. Meisch Realty Co. Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery Bryan & W heeler, Auto Edw. H iggins, Autos. Sanford Truck Growers, Inc J- E - Spurting, Real Esti Seminole County Bank Miller’s Bakery Peoples Bank of Sanford Thos- Em m ett W ilson First National Bank Wight Grocery Co WhoiLS yC ” I) P V S J fite The Ball Hnrriu/n™ r „ Hali t I C0, Q Alf ru r„ Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. Perkins & Britt, Haberdashers H. B. Lewis, Real Estate Cowan’s Tin Shop W ig h t Bros. Co., Autos Chero-Cola Bottling Co. V C n 4. a Reher Bros., Auto Painto an Contractor Zachary-Tyler Veneer C Shinholser, Contractor CrateB southern Utilities Co. Lee Bros., Plumbing A. P. Connelly, Real Estate Deane Turnpr r r ^ r i o o £ ! ue E Font Ba,r!??r S1,op The A llen Seed Co. S f p .S E T c f i K . t e y' W a,ker B. & n M nim .rn * ^ b le y ’sMC l CStor1Ut° 8 C N e S tCJ°ohls R f v ^ T j ™ ' Hie Yowell Cn t S S I f * e W. S. Price C o n ^ w ® Hill Im pfelent & r* ^ d ’s P u X w * £ Up- ^ Goneral Merchandise C. T. McCulley, Garage E. A . Farnell, Groceries H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. ---------C H U L U O T A --------J. E. Synder, Dry Goods Stanley & Rogers, Groceries D. D. Daniel, Groceries Chuluota Company, ---------L O N G W O O D --------E. W . Henck, Mayor C. W . Entzm inger M id -W ay G arage Overstreet & Payne, Groceries T. A . O’Neill, Longwood Hotel ------- A L T A M O N T E ------W a ters’ K andy Kitchen Sanford Battery Service SanfordJWachine & Fo R ay Bros.?Battery Servi Hotel Montezuma Bobbin’ s Credit Store Carter .Lumber Co. M . Fleischer, . Geo. E . Bates & Son, Altamonte H o te l. A . H . Fuller & Son, Groceries D . B. McIntosh, Fargo Lumber Co. ------------ M O N R O E ------------Bell Bros., Growers, Ship’rs E. A . Osteen, Grocer �PAGE POUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 9 ,1M1 SANFORD DAILY HERALD dry purposes and fo r manufacturing plants, and for many things. Sanford should put In a pipe lino to a dear ■ m il MMtaw, 1*1 IUim Ui Arms* water lako and bring this water to •aaUrd. I M h tho city for manufacturing purposes. It would pay the city to do this, and then go after tho different factories ..Editor thnt would like to come here. San­ A J. HOLLY 1. I ILLARD-. Bacretary-Treasurer ford will never bo a real city until A. NBBL---------- G«n«ril M n i f i r Sanford owns its own plants, and this pipe line would bo a fine start toward ROBERT HOLLY, a municipal water works. Think it baouLAnov kavaoeb Phone 148 up to 8 P. M. over. »«M M.d. » mt » wm Sppll—tl— Sanford needs n golf links nnd •akMriftUa M m la Ainaw om .............................. country club. No city enn have tour­ Ate Vmtka .....a ....,*,..,.. D*llnr*d hi Oltr ij Cirri*r ists without golf links. If wo expect « M V a k .................................................... U O w l* to have tourists, wo must have the tha hie IS- la U -H « Waafcte XanU ttralf earan Baalaala Oaaaty u i la *«kUah*4 golf links. Having golf links, such aaarr Mdaj. UrtrlUlM mU* kaawa m ivyltoaUm. DtotmtU la paUUaa. P.M as we have already laid out here, fat year, alwaya la idtaaoa. would menn the coming of hundreds o f tourists of tho wenithy class, and Member of The Associated Prone tho building o f that million dollnr hotel in n Bhort time, because tho situation would demand it, nnd some of tho new peoplo would build it. Tho Are you growing with your city? golf links would solve many o f our -----------o----------present day problems of where to obArc you boosting for your Cham­ tnin money, and whore to get those ber o f Commerce? things that we need in the wny of improvement. Tourist cities get what Are you boosting for your Building they wnnt. You iinve seen thnt in and Lonn Association? every llvo city In Florida. Do you --------o-------wont these improvements, nnd all thnt Are you boosting for every good go w|th them, or not? Think about thing connected with the growing it. City of Sanford? THE HERALD PRINTING CO., lac. If you are doing all these things, you aro only doing your whole duty ns a real citizen If you are not do­ ing any of them, you are neglecting your duties ns a real citizen. -----------o----------Sanford is growing ns fast or faster than nny city in the South, hut we can stand runny changes ns yet. There arc so many things that we should Ire doing thnt it is difficult to know where to begin. -----------o----------Business is picking tip along every line, and the merchants thnt does not stnrt his fall campaign of advertising now, is overlooking n good bet. It is the merchant that advertises con­ sistently thnt wins out, ami of course, he should have the goods and the special inducements nil the time. We arc speaking of the merchants who nre widenwnko nnd alive,'and up to date, nnd rendy to take a chance and ready to hoct,t their trade, ------------ o------------Sanford needs n Iront bnstn filled with running sulphur water modeled after the plnn ns given out by Mr. Donnolly, some time ago. It would mean the ndvent of hundreds of ynchts in the winter, and the keeping of these boats here nil summer, where the hulls would Ire protected from ma­ rine nnlmnlH by the pure sulphur wa­ ter. It would mean hundreds of thou­ sands of dollars earning here in a few short years. It would mean every­ thing to Sanford Think about it. -----------o----------All o f which reminds us that the real way to begin is to begin, nnd in beginning, get an something tangible, make It big, muke it right, and then hammer on thnt one trig thing until It is finished. Don’t take up with nny makeshifts or "just ns good" propositions. We are building .for the future, nnd the future means a city of twenty-five thousand people In the next five years. It is nn milbitlous city, thnt we arc plnnning, nnd it will take an ambitious program to fill onr growing needs. ------------ o------------Sanford needs a steam engine for the flro department. We have the lnko at our very doors, nnd it is our most valuable nsset, although we nev­ er use it. With pipes in the lake to Commercial Htrect, the steam engine could pump water for fifty days nnd night regardless of the water works system going punk, the pipes burst­ ing or nny other calamity happening, and this steam engine would save enough In reduced insurance rates to pny for itself the first year. Think about this also. Sanford needs pure soft water, and Sanford can get pure soft water by going to one of the clear water Inkei that abound south of the city <n nny direction. The present sulphur wnter Is tho purest in the world, hut it is not the right kind of water for lnun- SUGGESTIONS Vary tho UHunl vegetables by serving Flag Brand Succotash. FOR DESSERT Try Del Monte PearH cut half inch cubes, served in icu cold cantoloupe. Or, serve chocolate ice cream in halves of pears. Deane Turner WBLAKA BLOCK Phones -497-494 REDUCING PRICES TO MAKE MORE MONEY. NEEDED; MORE "WEST FLORIDA JUSTICE.” Recently at Crcstviow, in Okaloosa county, two whito men, who, after confession; were convicted o f tho mur­ der of a man who had given them a "lift" In hla automobile along thu rand. Those men have been sentenc­ ed'1to death on tho gallowo next Fri­ day, Tho arrest, trial, conviction nnd ex­ piation of tho crime, by tho Black­ wells in thnt county, still furnishes theme for comment occasionally. Whllo crime is going unpunished, and criminals go unwhipped o f jus­ tice in other counties, justice is swift nnd certain in that part of the state. This state, and other states in the south, need more "west Florida just­ ice." Thoro Ib needed fewer ncqultnls on technicalities, fewer light sen­ tences for grave offenses, and fewer pardons fo r convicta serving a just sentence of the court. Tho Pensacoln News comments on tho Okaloosa brand o f justice meted out so swiftly nnd surely. It sayo: "The law in OknlocBa county hns been upheld. Twice in tho very recent past, Juries there hnve convicted white men of crimes which sent them to the gallows. Although the case of the Blackwells is said to have cost the county upward o f $30,000, tho Inw prevailed, nnd the crime wns expiated ■on the gallows. The Grim Reaper rob­ CONSTITUTION DAY. bed the gallows of one victim, but tho nooRc ended the career o f the other. September 17 Is being observed the Unless uhforscen developments occur, country, over ns Constitution Day, the careers o f Mnrtin nnd PonsoH will this being the 134th anniversary of he ended via the noose route the completion of the Constitution of West Florida justice is sure and tho United Stntes. Great efforts nre certain. Tho color o f n man’s skin being made to arouse n general inter­ does not deter the good citizens, the est in nnd greater familiarity with sworn juries, from performing their the grent document upon which our duties, nnd this latest case is proof government is founded. of this assertion. The Inw is upheld, Tho schools nnd colleges, the patri­ and criminals fear its application, ail otic and civic societies nnd nil clubs o f which counts well, in the Inst nnnlconcerned with public affnirs will give ysis, and the pence officera nre to he the matter due attention. But the day commended for their zcnl in this re­ would menn a good deal more if Mr. spect.” Common Citizen and his wife would When officers of the law do their interest themselves at least to the duty, when courts of justice hand out point of reading the Constitution oversentences fitting the crimes, and Here is mother taking lip the du­ when executing officers carry out tho ties of citizenship with grent nrdor, sentence of the court, then will tho and hero is fnther trying to tell her criminally inclined and the profession­ what it’s all about, and in just about al crook take up with a jerk, and face nine homes out of ten neither knowH the proposition they are against. It the fundamental principles upon NO TIME TO CUT ADVERTISING. will be then thnt, instend of a fiftywhich the Republic is built. fifty chnnce o f getting out of a pris­ The Constitution is not long. It is The head of u largo organization | on through esenpe or pardon, thoy phrased simply. New acquaintance declared the other day that he hail j will count on uxact justice being with it, or id ncqqunintnnrc renewed, decided to stop advertising because will menn fresh reason for its earnest the amount of business derived d i-I done. The murderer will forfeit his life, instead of lingering lovely In n support.—St. Augustine Record. rectly from it wns not satisfactory, gladsome land whero ho hns more --------o-------says Forbes’ Magazine. He received luxuries thnn the average freoninn. RUINED BY WEALTH. tills reply: "Are tho orders coming In It is high time to think of the Only a short time ago Roscoe Ar- from your salesmen satisfactory at rights of the people, o f humanity, of huckle whs struggling for existence, ! present?" He admitted that they em­ society, awhile instead of looking only when suddenly, as the press reporter phatically were not. "Aro you going nt the "poor murderer"*or the “ poor expresses it in his description of tho to Iny off nil your salesmen?” he wns highwnyninn." More west Florida Arbucklc "gin-jollifiicntion pnrty'1 asked. "Certainly not," he replied in­ Justice is needed in this county. The thnt resulted in the donth of the act­ dignantly. "W e’ ve got to have our Tribune is proud to list Okaloosa ress of whose murder "Fatty" is ac­ men out to keep in touch with the county ns one county in tho state cused, "the accident of girth" made trade." Yet ho hnd decided to stop where they refuse to make a farce him one of the richest members of the very thing which keeps hiH com­ and a fool tthow out of courts of just­ pany and its product Ln touch with ice.—Tampa Tribune. the motion picture profession. So it is, ns the report suys, "all tho trnde nnd the public in a far more down the glittering gold const of the comprehensive way than his sales­ LEGION OFFICIALS MAKE TOUR I-<>s Angeles motion picture colony, men can possibly do.*It Is just possi­ OF STATE VISITING POSTS. peopled by men nnd women of fium- ble that he will now change his mind. blo beginning suddenly possessed of Have not n grent many executives The National nnd State Officials of fabulous wealth because of a pretty fallen into this same mistake of cens­ the American Legion have just finish­ face, n fat physique, wavy hnir or n ing to push their products with re­ ed nn auto tour of the State covering simpering smile." 4 doubled energy nt the very time they seven hundred and thirty- bovan miles As a class they are not Inherently most need to find customers? it has nnd addressing twenty-five posts. men ami women of evil intent. But for been well said thnt no enterprise ever The Nntionn lorgnnization wns the fact thnt they possessed some j)e- reached enormous success through represented by Dr. Davis Forster, of culinr physical or other adaptation negative action, through curtailment. this city, nnd the state organization for the Hcroen they would have con­ Some of the most successful com­ was represented by Stnte Commander tinued indefinitely in paths of obscur­ panies in America are today adopting Lowry, of Tnnipn; State Vice Com­ ity, and of rcstitude and honor, each exactly the opposite course. George mander Kirkmnn, of Pnlntka, nnd in his humble capacity ns a.mere unit Eastman, for example, stiffen thnt Stnte Adjjutnnt Cheoney, of Orlan­ in tile great masses of society, earn­ Kodaks nre now hoing advertised do. ing enough for squandering in sin. more extensively nnd aggressively The object of this tqur was not only It is the same, too, outside of the than ever before, despite—or benuao for organization purposes hut to im­ film nctor’s profession; the sudden ’ of— tho decline in demand anti in­ press the high Idenis of citizenship turning of fortune has the same ef­ creasing competition. John IJ. Pat­ for which the Legion stands. Tho tour fect, by and large, rognrdlcss of the terson has announced n similar p o l-j was nn enthusiastic and successful vocation or professional status into icy for the National Cash Register one and it is felt that the efforts in which it leads. Co. The Ktnndurd Oil Co,, of New this line will make for the betterment Too often the favored one "can’t Jersey, is going nfter business more of everyone nB It becomes more nnd stand prosperity," as the saying goes; forcefully nnd spending more money m’oro known that the Legoin Is not and his precipitation into a category thn over lie fore. So nre hundreds of working for selfish alms and ends. to which he has had no opportunity other concerns managed by men of During this tour the officials pascito accustom himself by degrees, turns acknowledged foresight nnd business ed through the 300,000 acre fenced his mind into chanels of "easy come, statesmanship, paHturo o f tho Consolidated Lnnd Co., easy go" proflgacy nnd extravagance, The time to stop advetising is not which lies between Okeechobee City and before he realizes it his drenm in when orders become extremely diffi­ nnd Sehring. It is surrounded by shattered upon tho inevitable rocks cult to land and whon plants sorely throe hundred mlloH of up-to-dnto of lichnuchry nnd regretl need business to keep theni going. fence nnd contains 30,000 tick free Arbucklo, made suddenly famous If an nmbitoiun advertising program cattle. In this pasture two up-to-date because his grotesque figure nnd comi­ can Increase the percentage o f pro­ ranches o f thorough bred cattle uro cal nntics before the camera was duction even moderately, It thereby in operation nnd nre, used to broed amusing to the "movie-going" world, ' reduces the overhead per uhlt of pro- up the native stock.— New Smyrna accumulated money so rnpidlyy that |duction. Moreover, it reduces the BrGcze. • his most difficult problem wah to number of employess that hnve to he LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH spend It us faHt as It came In. Henco laid off, nnd this ought to bo u con­ sideration of the first moment in his fame ns a host at his celebrated Forenoon and Afternoon Tides at "parties," tho last ono o f which re­ times like these. About Same Hour and Minute Don’ t sit back. Sit up. Don’t give sulted in n fatality und the arrest of Sopt. 18 .......... 2:44 up. Go to it.— Leesburg Commercial, the host on n charge of murder. Sopt. 10 .................. 8:18 Doubtless, as he sits gloomily in Sopt, 20 ................. . ........ ........... 8:52 his cell awaiting tho uncertainty of N a t a i M i t a h i m n i a i n i i i Sopt. 21 ........................... 4:29 the future this erstwhile JJolly fun- 1 m Sopt. 22 ..... .t.................. 6:08 maker would freely concede thnt it Tho Sanfprd Daily and Ml Sopt, 23 ..... . .......................... 6:69 is far better to— j Mi Weekly Herald stand for IM Sopt. 24 ....... ;.............................. 0:69 — "range with humble livers In con­ X* Sanford and Seminole coun- Ml Sopt. 26 ......... . ........................... 8:08 tent. *1 ty Just ns strongly as tho IM Sept. 20 ....................................... 9:10 Than to be perked up in a glister­ Ml American flag stands for Ml Sopt. 27 ....................................... 10:11 ing grief • Mi the greatest nation on earth. Ml Sept. 28 .................v.................... 11:25 And wear a golden sorrow." Ml to Sopt. 29 ....................................... 11:65 — Atlanta Constitution. M i m a i a i a i a M t a i i i a Sept. 30 ....................................... 12:49 I Barbers of Brooksvillc have evinced their cleverness In tho way of moneygetting by reducing tholr prices to those that were established in nearly nil portions of the country before the war commenced. Thnt is, the figures made to customers arc fifteen cents for a shave and twenty-five cents for n hair-cut. As a result the shops aro now busy, nnd are, of course, making more money than at the higher prices. Tho raising of tho prico of shaves to twenty-five cents drove many a man to the use o f the safety razor. The ordinary man who had been hav­ ing the barber shave him threo times n week for forty-fivh cents reasoned thnt he could buy a razor for almost nny prico he desired to pny—and nfter that- his shnves would cost him nbout one cent ench. Tho sh op ,b e­ cause of this fact, lost tho whole six. When haircuts went to fifty cents tho man who hnd boon having his capil­ lary growth shorn nbout once in two weeks, concluded that ho could just ns ensily go two months as two weeks — feeling .that he couldn’t afford the half dollnr; consequently, in place of ono dollnr In two monthq tho barber received fifty cents. Bummed up, the barbers o f Brooksvlllo figured twelve shnves nnd two ^haircuts.ench month would totalize their receipts ,at four dollars tho month at the reduced price, while tho higher prices would bring thm in on the reduced patronage about soventyfivo cents every two months—because of the "home lather.” Barbers, like men of other callings, are in the business for tho cash re­ turns—but too often allow thought­ less fiction to lessen their Incomes nnd theirnggrognte ereccipts. A rcnl sagacious merchant would prefer to sell ten articles nt n profit o fn dollnr each thnn to make one snlc nnd net five dollars. That is why they nre clever advertisers— to make what is termed n "quick turnover.” Barbers are ns march entitled to the same methods as nre men in other cnlllngs —hut few of them are careful adver­ tisers. They should be— especially in these days nnd times.— Kissimmee Gazette. \ After A ll what better aim could a bank have than to render good ser­ vice to its patrons? In our desire to make this an in­ stitution o f service, we are do­ ing everything within the realm o f good banking to assist in the betterment and up-building of this city and section. 1 First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Forster, President B. F. Whitner, Cashier PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the N am e o f Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAW YERS C O N T R A CTORS George A . DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA B A T T E R IE S FLORID! Sanford Construct’n Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Pinnes nnd Specifications ChecrfiBj Furnished Battery Troubles to U s AH Work Guaranteed W* I pmUUm on XI*0trie*! Work aal 00a fir* 70B d*soad«bU Mrtloo.. H. T. PACE P, 0. Hoi HI BKIMO TOOK WZ ALSO KATZ COMPETENT ktZCHAMtOa roz OVZORAUUKO YOU* OAK Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor! Sketches and Estimates Fm; m Company Phone 189 L. A. Renaud, Prop. HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “Battery Insurance” building too large and none toe n i l ------ALL WORK GUARANTEED— ~ W ilson & Shorey Pine and Garland Sta„ Orlando, FU Sold and Serviced by PURE WATER Edw. H iggins, Inc. Elder Springs Water H aight & W ieland 99.98% PURE Phone SU-W Sanford, Fk GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First R E A L ESTATE E. F. Lane L O R D ’S PURITY , W ATER AS GOOD AS THE BBST Daily Service SANFO RD I’hont III NOVELTY WORKS Real Estate and Insurance V. C. COLLER, Prop. Phone 95 JJ___ Geo. W . K night Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD •:* FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDM 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fk TRANSFERAL The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS* requests all young women desiring employment to register nt the First Quick Service Transfer Nntlonnl Bank. Storage Facilities If we please you, tell other*; » ** AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman tell ua. Phone 498 Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotel” $ U 0 Up Per Day OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 Eaat First St. Sanford, Flo. W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ ­ IN G W O R K S 0. O. WILSON, Own.r SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES W lih t Brethei* .)!< • Z u ild lw Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Bolter Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bonda in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned GILL0N& FRY , ELECTRICAL Contractors �. ____ In and A bout * & The City <* # * >•(A,; # # # Summary of the Pleating Snail Taika Socclaetly Arranged for Herald Reader* # # # # to college must have now outfits and their going away means much to sll the business houses of Sanford and they should got busy and go after tho school business. P A O rflY l ’ W ho. W. P. Townsend, of DcLnnd, wns In the city Saturday transacting busi­ ness. our T a ilor * SANFORD’S TEMPMATURE THE WEATHER For Florida: Fnir tonight nmi Tuesday except probably rhowera in extreme South por­ tion. # * F,|| is coming although it may not |sc«m s rr THE SANFORD DAILY' HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1921 •0P 'k Mention of g«tter* 1° Bdef Poroonni •fiBlareal •US .... ih'X • T,kvr ’ ■fP’ZT. Vi)T o . _____ Tom Martin spent the duy at DnyBeach yesterday. F n. Fennell was n business visitor l,tre Saturday from I’nlntka. R R Allyn, °f Tampa, spent the end here at the Montezuma. R. K. Allyn and Snm Murrell Hpent |tto day at Duytona Bouch yesterday. Howard Smith and Fred Wight Lnt the weekend at Daytona Beach. It seems much cooler and the early .nornlnga arc cold but the old bulb aecmB to have takon hia stand on the 00 mark and bulleivc me, he will prob­ ably ntay there until we havo that equinoctial gale to chnnge the weather around to where it should bo. How some do ever we wiah to rise nnd re­ mark that the hot weather cannot lust'm ore than three months longer nnd we will probably be dried on the stem by that time nnd will not care whether school keeps or not: r>:40 A. M., SEPTEMBER 10 Maximum ......................... 00 Minimum ........................... 07 Rnhge ................................ 70 Barometer ....................... 30.17 Unin, trace; calm nnd elenr. If you can’t get a perfect fit out of the Michaels-Stern and Campus Togs lino, then you need a tailored-to-order Suit. Don’t put out the extra cost of a special representative, let our man do it. He works right amongst you, the year round and the reason he is giving satisfaction is because he uses the celebrated— Horton Mabry nnd Joe Caldwell have returned from Daytona Beach where they spent the week end as the guests of Arthur Znchnry. A card will bring us to see you.— Sanford MattrcBB Co. 148-7tp ED. V. PRICE LINE It is difficult to get the daily papers to ovory subscriber every night, but we aro trying our best. Boys will be boys. of tailoring. There ore tailoring houses thnt have been trying to duplicate the Price way o f doing business for years— but they are far fronj it yet. Once you try one of their suits, you are their customer for life. Enrl B. Paxton left today for Col­ lege Station, Texas, whore he has ac­ cepted a position ns Instructor of electrical engineering. MAKE US PROVE IT. YOU’ LL IJE SATISFIED OR COSTS YOU NOTHING Have your watches nnd jowelry re­ paired at McLaulin’s. Two first class watch nmkors. Prompt service. 140-tfc The big to ulates brings school opening may not seem most people, but it really stim­ business in many lines, and many new people to the city. s w f f f r ///j r f s o /m /r c k L Sanford, Fla. The children will soon bo starting Ito tchool and they are needing so I f any things. Messrs. J. It. Stewart nnd It. A. Turhcun, were among the successful fishermen at Daytona Bench on Sunof Mr. nnd Mrs. K, K. Gore. Mr. duy, bringing home a big moss of Sam Murrell lenvea today for De- McGraw has charge o f tho Linotype large fish, crabs nnd shrimp. jm l where he will enter Stetson Uni- Department on tho night side of the Orlando Morning Sentinel, which po­ ItOOFING, Rod nnd green slate sur­ Tersity where he will study law. sition ho has held for the pnHt ten face, 3-ply $3.25 per square. Tiger The merchants that prepnre for tho yenrs. brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; Lhool opening will he doing thp chil1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address Mr. Nagels, representing tho Dnn- M. E. Ginn, Box 391. [dren a favor and themselves a favor, 139-2fltp iel Millor Co., of Baltimore, is in the Ialso. city today calling on hi» local custo­ Reports from tho business centers today say thnt building materials are Mr. and Mrs. I’. I\ McGraw, of Or- mers. falling in price. It fact, they are much Jlando, spent a few hours In the city And then our boys nnd girls going cheaper than they were Inst year nt Knnday afternoon visiting at the home this time, and it is up to every one to build and build now, If possible. Sanford needs - tuny homes and many houses nnd ninny store buildings nnd many improvements. SALTS FINE FOR ACHING KIDNEYS WE EAT TOO .MUCH MEAT WHICH CLOGS KIDNEYS. THEN THE BACK HURTS Most folks forget thnt the kidneys, ike the bowels, get sluggish and clog­ ged nnd need a flushing occasionally, ^ W(> ,|nve ,,nckache nnd (lul, miM. Classified advertisements, 5 cent* a line. No ad taken for leas than 25 cents, and positively no classified nda charged to anyone. Caah must accompany all ordera. Count five worda to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR S A L E FOR R E N T ery in the kidney region, severe head­ FOR SALE— Rose No. 4 seed, Irish FOR RENT—Several light house­ potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A. keeping rooms. New and clean. 117 aches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, Brumley. 131-tfc Laurel, 144-tfc acid stomach, sleeplessness nnd all Many new people are coming to sorts of bladder disorders. FOR SALE— 1021 Model Ford Sedan FOR It ENT—6 room cottage, good lo­ Snnford every day. We should put our You simply must keep your kidneys at $550. This is a bargain. Seo us cation. See E. F. Lane, the Real city in line shape to receive them. active and clean, nnd the moment you ’ at once.— B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc Estate Man. 152-2tp We should also give them the glad feel an ache or pain in the kidney FOR RENT—Three rooms and sleep­ hand nnd, if possible, hnve a place region, get ubout four ounces of Jnd FOR SALE— Modlum sizo safe. Ap­ ing porch nt $12.50 per month. Seo ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth for them. If all the buildings need­ Halts from any good drug store here, E. F. Lane, the Real Estate Man. Streot. 04-01. ed rould be built hero at once, we tnkc a tnblespoanful in n glass of wat­ 152-2tp FOR SALE— Lexington, 1020 model, would lmvo a population of twenty- er before breakfast for a few days FOR RENT— Comfortable rooms, fur­ at $1250. Looks good und is in A -l flvo thousand people this winter. nnd your kidneys will then net fine. nished for light housekeeping. 318 This famous salts is mude from the mechanical condition. Terms to suit Palmetto Avo. 149 6tp. 144-tfc Tho enrrier boys on the Hcrnld in acid of grapes and lemon juice, com­ you.— B. & O. Motor Co. the main are good boys nnd they are bined with lithin, nnd is harmless to FOR SALE—8 -room house with all FOR RENT— Part of store, nice win­ dow spaco. Apply Hornld office. modern convenience, excellent re­ honestly trying to get tho papers to flush clogged kidneys nnd stimulate 15Q-3tc every subscriber every night. If they them to normni activity. It also neu­ pair. Private water works, in desirfail let us know it nt once nnd we will tralizes tho acids in the urino so it no nhlo location. Keusont*ble terms. Ap­ FOR RENT— Refined couple desiring two nice unfurnished communicnttry nnd straighten it out. Wo. want longer irritates, thus ending bladder ply to Owner, 510 W. First Streot. 110-tfc ing rooms for light housekeeping, with you to get the Dally Herald prompt­ disorders. Jnd Salts is harmless; inexpensive; FOR SALE—Buick Roadster nt a bath, lights nnd city water, close in, ly. makes a delightful effervescent lithiabargain.— B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc call on Mrs. G. II. Smith, 301 Pnlnietto S. M. Lloyd says thnt if one goes wator drink which everybody should FOR’ SALE—One heavy duty two- ave. out of town a few hours it is difficult take now nnd then to keep fffeir kid­ wheel trailer in good condition. In­ FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. Apply 1004 Elm Ave. 152-tfc1 to find his house again ns the new neys clean, thus avoiding serious com­ quire nt Ford Garage. 143-tfc homes are being built over night and plications. FOR Single, furnished room, A well-known local druggist says he FOR SALE— Stable manure; enr lots. close in. Gentlemen preferred. J. tho entire fnco o f tho city is being Good dry stock. Price $7 p.ir ton, f. M., care Herald. 152-2tp changed. It is almost that, good nt sells lots of Jnd Salts to folks who be- o. b. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co. lievo in overcoming kidney trouble that nnd we hereby give Mr. Lloyd 151-tfc. while it is only trouble.— Adv. W ANTED tho silver handled shoe horn for first FOR SALE— l form ennnor nnd sovprize. erul dozen jars. Very reasonable. SALESMAN to cover local torrtory, W. W. C. Smith, of Ocnln, spent Address “ E. II.” care Herald. dh-tf selling denlcrs. Gunrunteed salary Saturday here at the Montezuma. “ EXIDE" BATTERIES, the Giant of $100.00 week for right man. Tho FOR SALE—A sped enr. Guaranteed thnt lives in n box. We enn now fur­ Richnrds Co., 200 Fifth Avo., New WEEKS WEATHER 75 miles an hour. Will exchange nish six Volt Bnttorics at $24.50. Wo York, N. Y. 147-Otp for a touring car. 1000 First West. buy, sell, cxchnnge, recharge nnd re­ Forecast for the Period September 150-8tp WANTED— Hemstitching and pecotpair all mukcR Bnttoricp.— Rny Broth­ 19 to 24, Inclusive. ing, also ordera for all kinds o f FOR SALE 8 hives of bees. In good ers. Phone 548. 150-tfc South Atlantic nnd East Gulf condition. Sec A. E. Dobbins, 325 pleating. 124 Palmetto Avo. 140-fltc 133-Sat-Wed-Ot Henry MyLaulin hoH returned from Stntes: Generally fair, except widely Service Shoo Shop. n trip to New York nnd other big scattered locnl thundershowers; nor- d u m b e r PRICES ARE ADVANCcities where ho spent some time se­ mul temperature. There are no indi-, , NG_ Tho buil(|er mny stUI Kot thc lecting new nnd up to date silver and cations at this time o f a disturbance advantage of low building cost by submitting schedules to us and gotting with months of strenuous work are China nnd all kinds of beautiful goodH ( in the West Indies. dircct-from-mlll-to-bullder service. nearly here. You should tnke pains for hi» jewelry Btore. Mr. MpLnu- j NOTICE Our long leaf yellow pine and Tldcwn to find out whether your children’s tin says thnt he will have something ( to show his customers when the now j Will the party who broke into C. ’ tur cypress, manufactured in best mills eyes are normal. Has school work goods arrives for tho holidny trade A. Reed’s house Sunday night, bring insures first quality nt lowest pos- nnd reading strninod your boy's eyes? nnd for the regular trnde ns wall. Imck tho can goods and other HtufT, >slblc cost consistent with good ium- Poor eyesight, undiscovered, mny re­ Watch the Dally Hornld for announce­ nnd save trouble, ns thoy were seen |>or—less middlemen’s henvy profit.— tard a child’s whole progress in life. GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Porry, nnd are known. ments. TOM MOORE Florida. 138-c.o.d-13tc REDUCED PRICES ON OLDSMOTRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non-skids OPTOMETRIST— OPTICIAN FOR SALE—Second hand Underwood MILES AND TRUCKS 32x4 Mi ..........................................$27.50 Phono 162 , . , , „ nnn typewriter. In good condition. Ap- Office Opp I’ , O. 34x4 Mi ........................ ................. 31.00 t« £ *!r0PI“-‘<! ......... X ............. * 200 [||y^ t Hcr„|,|,______________ HQ.tf.Jh All other sizes uny make in propor- Olds 8 dropped ......................... 100 tlon. Get our prices before you buy.— Oldsmobilo Trucks, Chassis ....... 1095 FOR SALE— New cottage, n little better thnn tho usual run. Two bed Pickling and Preserving N. II. GARNER, Dealer Ray Brothers. Phonq 548. 150-tfc 152-2tc rooms, sleeping porch, well located. Worth your investigating.— A, P. Mrs. Margaret Barnes, of Sanford, Connelly. 149-4tc. PRINCESS PRESSERY hns nrrivod.in Orlando, Mrs. Barnes The Prlpcess Pressory Is opon in FOR SALE OR RFjNT— Plano In good will take over the management of We have the the'Jefferson Court this wfntor, beblast. Wo have a professional I condition: Phone 103-J or address ginning October 1. Mrs. Herbert »klrt pressqr, dyer,, tailor, ulterer nnd, p 0 Box 352> 149-atp Wichtendnhl,.who ha* been thc very nlI,.kG>W M,^ancy work. Satisfaction j popyla'r manager o f the Court,up till fOarauteed. Place under new man-, W)ARD_ AND ROOM- Private fnmCall 47fi,| By- 719 Oak Avo. 151-7tp this time, wll ltnko tho management “ goment. Quick servico. . nf the Lakeland FOR’ SALE’ — 50,000 Cauliflower apartment Snn,ordT Br» nch Mrs G W Wa ors.l -P lw t. at $3.50'per 1.000A-W. Bl M ason, Sure-Seal Jars of, the magnificent new apartipent houxo now under construction at. Lake S ” ™ , ■ M * ’ ’ Hickson, Celery Avo.-' 148,-flip' and Glasses: nhf'nn Sha will Manager. 101-hSip,---------- i , ------- L __.----=----------------!----1 Dot on Wnat West Colonial Colonial Orlvo. Drlyo. Sh*.w|ll FURNITURE FOR SA L E - -Ona.,4» iY II • be loented thero after November 15. ■■ ■* See our line o f In tho matter o f getting morsels i burner Fiqrenco Automatic 11 — Orlando Sentlijel, from tho pork barrel, congressmen sto.ye; one dlping room table.and four, Stone Crocks, Coolers, frequently swap nn Aye for an Aye. j chairs; twp twin Iron beds with mat., Middy 'W ash Suits,; _________ _ tress; one 4-h'olo wodd stove; ono I«Ui Churns, etc. SCHOOL DAYS iave ju st received a carload o f these cars ALL ARE 1922 M O D ELS ' quipped with the famous Ansted Motor, six wire wheels, •>extia tires, windshield wings, front and rear bumpers, on and rear snubbers, trunk rack and trunk on the rear „ °. snec*al equipment that goes to make this the most out.'V L nutomol)Ho on tho American market. The Lark fm-m lSStS nnj thing under $4,000. Is unequnlled in perlormnnce, durable and economical. Oct a Demonstration and Y ou ’ll be Convineed that the L A R K has no equal five i!" ma,a irnmetHato deliveries of the Lark, the regular broil tlle Model T.sQven passenger and the Thorore(,< Al«° closed models. B & 0. M o t o r C o . SANFORD, FLORIDA SFMiv/v DI8TRIBUTOR8 FQK 1KE’ MARI<*N. VOLUSIA, BREVARD, ORANGE AND.OSCEOLA COUNTIES i TIME STONE JARS $2.50 to $4.00 values, as Ions: as they last at 98c. — Sanford Shoe & Cloth­ ing Co. 162-6U: N e w . E ra i t fr ln te r y , G . B a s s e tt S ftiilh , P ro p . 1 COMMERCIAL AND' JOB PRINTING a 'r s r i s s i W t plant cottage on First street; l^Sditp fOll'-'BALE^-A pair o f young, black | mare mules, at n bargain;' Phono '166. 152-tfc HARDWARE CO, :fv ... < 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 19, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 19, 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 19, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/131657832963dafaae92ed8d42c33cd9.pdf bce0cbaf82d293fba761735ffbc42a1e PDF Text Text A :. D aily H er a ld f i t y S u b stan tia l IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D ’S GREATEST w Sanford TM « “City Substantial’ INVESTIGATE jury tam pers in FATTY ARBUCKLE CASE NO ACTION IS YET TAKEN t V? [*> V E G E T A B LE SECTION SANFO RD , FLO RID A, TU E S D A Y, SEPTEM BER 20, 1921 VOLUME II m NU M B ER 153 Putting Quietus on the West Virginia ‘TVarM JACKSONVILLE ATTORNEY WAS ODIUS 1 ----- ' BLO W ON JA W P ro se c u tio n W it n e s s e s k il l s m a in e boxer To the People and Could Not Get Fair Trial D UE TO H E A R T F A IL U R E . Said to Have Been A p p reh en d ed (B y Th# A iio tU U d P r iu ) BANG OR, Me., Sept. 2tT— Edward Prout, twenty-one, fell dead after re­ ceiving a blow on the jaw in the fourth round o fa boxing bout with George Langley, here last night. Phy­ T H E TESTIMONY OK S E V E R A L OF sician claim that death was due to IN P L E A FO R C H A N G E OF V E N U S THE s t a t e w i t n e s s e s heart failure, but Langley was ar­ FOR PO PE CHARGED FOR MONEY rested. Later examination by physi­ W IT n M URDER' cians, it Is now claimed that the boxer (Br Th« AiivcU ttd Fra**) (By Th* AitooUUd Frau) died o f concussion o f the brain. His SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20 JAC K S O N V ILLE , Sept. 20.— Coun­ skull was fractured when he fell Charges that fo u r peraonn, one o f sel for Pope, indicted jointly with them n prominent figure In the Fatty through the ropes to tho Hoot. Rnwlins for murder In the first 3elli'guliir nruiy train moving (tirougli dm W'wi Virtglnlu mouiii.iltm in the sceue o f the mine war, nml inuditne gUn- gree in connection with tho killing o f Arbuckle case, have cllacuBned the nera of the volunteer forces ready to meet an ultuclt by the Insurrectionists. liklihood o f th eir benefiting financial­ A N O T H E R A M E R IC A N Hickmnn, sought n chnngc o f venue SHOT B Y M E X IC A N S ly by means o f tampering with Im­ when circuit court opened today- on N E A R T A M PIC O S U N D A Y. portant prosecu tion witnesses were I the ground that Pope wns odiua to Hu # # * # # * * 1 0 1 # # # # # made today by District Attorney Bra­ 'Community and could not obtain fair # (B y T i t A itseliU d P u tt) dy. Brady's statement followed tho trial. Defense failed yesterday to W A S H IN G T O N , Sopt. 20.— Carl R. * W IL L NOT ASK FOR adjournment e a r ly today o f San Fran­ get thirty day continuance. Tabb, an Americas employee o f the # DEATH P E N A L T Y FOR cisco county g ra n d jury which is delv­ Judge SimmonB refused to grant a Mexican Petroloum Co., was shot and # F A T T Y A R B U C K LE ing into this and other incidents in change o f venuo and court recessed killed Sunday night by Mexican sol­ # connection w ith tho death o f M I sb until afternoon. dier in the oil fields near Tampico, the # S A N FRANCISCO, Sept. Rappc. ' # 20.— When Roscoe ("F a tt y ") American consul at Tampico reported BODY FOUND FLO A TIN G R-27 REPORTED IN DISTRESS # Arbuckle goes to trial it is M A K IN G FIG H T FOR IlO A I) NO. 2 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20.— The today to th? state department. IN L A K E N E A R O CALA # consider'd improbable OFF T H E COAST OF that TO S T A R T BEFORE R O AI) county grand jury early today ad­ LOUIS LAN G DROWNED. # FLORIDA District Attorney Matthow NO. 1. journed until next Monday night the House Tax Bill * Brady will ask for the death Investigation of nlleged tampering (By Th* A**o«Ut«d Frau) (By TO* AiiscItUd P u n ) (By Th* AitooltUd Fr***) Amended by Senate * sentence. This decision will O CALA, Sept. 20.—Tho body o f with prosecuting witnesses in the Fat­ M IA M I, Sept. 20.— No further word * O CALA, Sept. 20.— Good ronds be left to the jurors hearing Being Put in Shape was received at the local wireless sta­ ty Arbuckle ease. The grund Jury re­ boosters from half a dozen or more L ouIh Lang was discovered today in * the case. ported to have heard testimony o f Dr. tion today from tho U-27 reported in. * counties of Central Florida are gath­ seven feet o f water some distance out . / The possible verdicts in this (B y Th* Au oeU U d P u tt) William Rumwelt, who is said to" have distress ubout one hundred miles! * ering here today for a meeting to­ in Zny Prarie, twenty-two miles east particular case with the pen­ W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 20.— The performed an autopsy on Miss Rappe. northeast of Nassau. Local naval of-* night to discuss ways and means of o f Ocala. Lang wns fully clothed and No action was taken. A t the conclus­ house tax bill as amended by the sen­ ficcrs express the lielief that help will # alties involved, follow: forcing notion on the construction of apparently had fallen from a boat # 1. — Murder In the first de­ ion of the session District Attorney ate finance committee whipped into be sent from Charleston where larger State Road Number 2. First of series nnd drowned, being unable to swim. * gree without recommendation Brady issued a statement declaring it shape today fo r presentation tomor­ and more speedy vessels are avail­ of meetings in the interest of having # by the jury calls for the death had been disclosed thnt Miss Joyce row when the senate reconvenes after able. road work done, was held at Gaines­ Neither Lloyd George # penalty. Clark, Reggy Morely and Dr. Qabor its recess o f a month. ville lnn$ week and expected delega­ # 2. — Conviction on the charge or Secretary Curzon Kingstone, called before tho jury, had tion from that city to meeting tonight W AS H IN G TO N , Sopt. 20.— Assist­ # of murder in the first degree discussed the probability o f m aking F IR S T F O O T B A LL F A T A L IT Y will number nearly two hundred. ance for the American submarine R-27 # Attend Conference with a recommendation by tho OF T H E SEASON T O D A Y money out of the Arbuckle case by which Sunday night sent out a distress * Road No. 2 which connects with the jury carries a penalty of life BOY K IL L E D IN PRACTICE. call while bound from Panama Canal framing Miss Clark to impeach tho Georgia lion, and runs through Cen­ A t Washington on Disarmament. on ________ I # imprisonment. testimony of Miss Zeh Prcvoat, ‘ im­ to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, was order­ # tral Florida, Gainesville south through Account of Trouble at Home 3. — A verdict of murder in * (B y Th# A u m ( i U4 Pr#u ) portant prosecution witness. Ocnia, Leesburg, Apopkn, Orlando, ed by the navy department. Reports # the second degree means an E L IZ A B E T H C IT Y , N .'C ., Sept. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20.— Mrs. (By Th* AtiocItUd Fra**) Kissimmee, and on down south’, or for that tho submarine needed aid reach­ # indeterminnto sentence o f one 20.— W illiam Pritchnrd, sixteen, died LONDON, Sept. 20.— It was defin­ Roscoe C. (Fatty) Arbuckle (Minta Miami cast from Kissimmee through ed the deportment yesterday and the * year to life imprisonment. at his home here todhy as a result o f itely decided thnt neither Lloyd George Dufree) arrived in San Francisco early the Melbourne branch and later the Commandant at Guantanamo base or­ 4. — A verdict of manslaugh­ nor Lord Curzon, secretary o f foreign 1yesterday from New York, to assist injuries received In n practise with dered to send a tug. The report did # Orlando Ocean highway to Indian Riv­ # ter is punishable by imprison­ tho high school football team yester­ nffnirH, will attend the Washington in the defense of her husband. er City and then the East Coast high­ not indicate the nature o f the trouble ment for from one to ten conference on disarmament and Pacif­ Miss Rappe is declnred to have died day. Ills neck was dislocated and but jt is not believed serious. The ves­ * way, south, has developed a strong # years. ic problems in view o f impending de­ following injuries incurred at a party repiratory center paralyzed. fight from Jacksonville and the East sel usually carried a crew of two of­ # velopments in domestic politics it wns in Arbuckle’s suite at the Hotel St. Coast in favor o f Road No. 1 which ficers and twenty-seven men. # # # # # * a * u # # # * # Francis here early in September fgr crosses the state from Jacksonville en­ learned this afternoon. which Arbuckle is being held. tering Lake City where it hits Road A R M Y A IR SERVICE FLO R ID A D AIR YM E N CURB M A R K E TS PROVE Mrs. Arbuckle in lieu of being inter­ No. 2. TESTS ON B A TTLE S H IP. viewed gave out a statement, in which M EETING IN M IAM IA BIG A ID TO FARM ERS. W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 20.—The •he asked the people of Snn Francisco army air service will lnungh its (By Th* Ati*el*(*d Fr***1 to be "fair" with her husbnnd and to A T L A N T A , Gn, Sopt. 20.— Tho bombing teBts o f tho old bnttleship give him n “ square deal." movement launched by the Atlanta M IA M I, Sept. 20.— The annual con­ Alabama next Friday morning, ac­ vention o f the Florida Dairy Asso­ I know and his friends know thnt Woman’s Club to establish curb mar­ cording to advices from Langley he is innocent,” the statement said. kets to handle fnrm products through ciation began here today. FATH ER OF T H E PR O H IB ITIO N Fiold to the air service. Tho statement of the comedian’s out the state and the south, and A M E N D M E N T SEEMS TO IIE wife declared that only one side'of the which it is expected, will assume na­ PER SO N A NON G R ATA «»e had been made known to tho pub­ tional Bcope, has received tho strong lic and expressed belief thnt when tho (By Th* A*i*«Ut*d Fr*n) endorsement o f business and agricul­ W AS H IN G TO N , Sept. 20— Warning •ntire story had been unfolded "m y M IN N E A P O L IS , Sept. 20.— Adtural interests In many sections o f thnt the making of intoxicating husband will he completely exonerated dressing the convention o f Minnesota tho country, according to advices re­ "home brew" is illegal wns issued to­ and his good name thoroughly cleared Anti-Saloon League here last night By Henry Clews ceived hero by club women. Tho fed­ day by .Prohibition Commissioner and that he again will take his plnco Representative Volstead stated his eral government, through its agricul­ nj^the hearts of the American peo- life had been threatened on his de­ N E W YO R K , Sopt. 20.— Announce­ $380^000,000 held, but at least shows Hnyncs. tural experts, it I h stated, is intensely parture. Ho said ho had been warned ment thnt tho exchange situation is thnt the certificates issued on bchnlf ’ Tho prohibition commissioner’s at­ interested in the plnn nnd will, it In trs. Arbuckle was accompanied by in a letter that ho would never take again under consideration on the part o f the better lines enn still command titude o f the home brew question wns announced, lend n helping hand in 7 r mother. Mrs. Flora Durfco, o f Loa his soat again in tho house. The o f tho Washington authorities, that n market, even nt 6 per cent. Some defined by Mr. Haynes as follows: furnishing lecturers and demonstra­ Angeles. "Non-intoxicating fruit julco can bo threat, ho said, was not the first ho negotiations are under way for the re­ other favorable developments in rail­ tors. Atlanta’s curb market, estab­ Thi Arbucklcs have been separated had received since tnking an aciive habilitation o f Mexico's extemnl debt, rond finance help to confirm the pre­ made in tho home. Intoxicating wine, lished nt tho instance o f the club wo­ r He years, according to friends, part ih tho figh t against violators of probably to bo followed by the recog­ dictions o f continued improvements, homo brow nnd distilled spirits may he residing in New York and her hus- tho prohibition amendment. A ll let­ nition o f tho present Mexicnn gov­ nnd the definite announcement that not bo made. Two hundred gnllons o f men, hns proven a big monoy market for farmers nenr Atlanta. hand living i>, Los Angeles. ernment, and that tentative agree­ net earnings for August are prncticnl- non-lntoxicnting fruit juico muy bo ters woro annoymous. ment upon an available tax program ly $70,000,000 Substantially sustains manufactured tnx free by the head o f HAN O VER J A IL E M PTY . uri .m k w a v e s t r i k e s preliminary to the reassembling of the forecast on thnt subject. In these a fiftnlly registering with a collector Dry Weather Bad congress has been nearly reached by circumstances the firmness nnd in­ of internal revenue. GOTHAM A T W EEK-END . W ILM IN G TO N , N. C., Sopt. 20.— on Florida Crops the|senato finance committee are chief creasing value o f the stnndnrd rails “ This tnx exemption provision hns Tho now Hnnovor county jail hero is DV Th* Aa.ocUtsd P u tt) iff not surprising. among tho constructive developments been the sourco o f confusion. Tho e f­ Says Federal Bureau empty today for tho, first timc< in of tho paHt week. Taken all in nil, Business Progress Still in Evidence •» ______ * * * '. Y0UK- Sept. 20.— A crime fect o f this is not to allow tho manu­ There has been a disposition during facture o f 200 gnllonH of intoxicating many yenrs. Although tho prison had with the continuation of tho favorable end " NlW Y o r k o v t r the wcok- General Farming Is Backward on A c­ upward movement in Btocks which had the week toward nn increase in the wine free from registrations o f tho a fairly healthy population last week, count o f Drouth. already Hot in, they clearly sustain volume of employment in a good many national prohibition act, but morely when Judgo Connor convened this b Ih'rinjj the Inst 48 hours there have term o f criminal court Saturday, all industries, particularly tho belief in progress toward bettor important (By Th* AtMcItUd Frau) Mfe holduP8» burglaries and to allow the manufacture o f 200 gal­ •cases had been disposed o f today. those o f hte New England Btatcs, and G A IN E S V IL L E , Sept. 20.— Florida conditions. lons o f non-intoxicating fruit juices been r t u Z ? " nd 20 SU9pcct“ hnv« Jailor Davis had th0 jail fumigated o f New York. In certain manufactur­ crops aro generally in need of rain, ac­ Encouraging Railway Developments free o f tax. drive " Up by tho pol,co -,n a ing regions where scahonal conditions yesterday nnd announced today he cording to tho review o f crop condi­ -The declaration of tho regular di­ v. ’,l'ab 113 tbo crime bnnds. obtain, renction has undoubtedly oc­ wns ngain "ready fo r business." vidend on Great Northern has set at tions Issued by tho Federal Bureau of STORM DAM AGE L A SAVOIE. Agency8 f i 7 ° Snfc in tho Br°nx curred, but this would havo been true rest the anxiety which has been en­ Crop Estimates for the week ended Retting V h f CH7 n Y ° a8t C° ’ Saturday. Ideal harvesting weather tertained on thnt score, and the ac­ ip any case upon the arrival o f tho A handsome new Baptist church Is ' H AVR E , Franco, Sept. 20.— A hurPert, Th T ° burKlnr" woro exusual period o f normal reduction. tion taken is regarded ns a very hope­ being built at Fort Plercn at a cost prevail*,.it says. ricano struck the steamship La Savoie X w° ro B' o ,“ “ ■ ■ » » Harvesting o f corn continues. Pre­ ful indication o f tho general nttltudo There is no reason to doubt the up­ during tho night o f Soptembbor 14­ o f about $62,600. paration o f tho ground fo r oat plapt- of railrond managers at largo. Rail­ ward movement o f business. This, i r L , WlT'ur * number f t other ing Is being dolayed by dry weather. road securities as a whole have a moreover, is confirmed by August 16, causing considerable damage to # # # # * t o i * # # # * « m detected on th 8,U8pccU!d burglars, Cotton is opening rapidly with hot, more substantial footing as . invest- foreign trado returns, which show a tho upper deck,.wrecking tho wire­ . # hou,e werol T * , 0* one apartm°nt clear weather. ments-than they have enjoyed for a large increase both o f exports and im­ less, carrying away two lifeboats, and RESOLUTIONS • injurying two sailors, tho vessel’s o f­ Late sweet ’ potatoes need rain; Irish great many years. Another feature ports, with a balance o f trade in our CONDEMNING THE * # ^ U y CX . ,ntheC ell- fa £ t ficers reported today. potato growers aro preparing fo r in­ in favor o f tho rails, which has not favor amounting to $181,000,000. Tho KU KLUXKLAN # and a 7 7 ''V* ° nt’ ,mY ro11 robbory, creased acreage. Excellent harvest­ yet come to the front, is the proba­ unfilled order report o f the United BLOW UP PLOT DISCOVERED. a * CHICAGO, Sept. 20.— (B y # °nc Whfch t°hf °»thcr ho,dupa* ,n ing weather prevails fo r hay; yields bility o f a number>pf liner being con­ States Steel Corporation snows LE A V E N W O R T H , Kas., Sept. 20. solidated, which sooner or iator will larger reduction than had been pre­ themselves , , h° declftrcd nnd quality o f hay generally good. * Tho Associated Press).— Reso- # oa this , r , b? r°vonue otYicers, and Citrus fruit on the highlands Is result in nil kinds of speculative ru­ dicted, but this is a situation that ap­ — A plot'to blow up a section o f tho * lutfons condemning the Ku * Pants of 1 , Keurched «U occu- showing the need o f rain, according mors. Co-ordinnte in interest and im­ plies to a period o f some three weeks main wall o f tho gate at the federal * Klux Kisn and declaring "It is # portance with this step is tho action ago. Ingot production and general de­ penitentiary has been fruBtratod, * to the review. . not necessary to augment ths^ # In BmoWy°nm° b,,e Wh‘Ch th0>’ of a New York banking firm in taking mand are increasing, and the steel Warden W. I. Biddle ,and other pris­ * Stocks* generally in good condition police force o f the city with # $7,500,000 o f the 0 per cent car trust otitlook is hopeful. The better values on officials announced today. Thoy * secret organisation" was pass- # poltco an,7tht8 7 erc to bo vi°wed by but ranges and pasture need rain. The Bureau reports trucking opera­ certificates which the government had fo r cotton and grain are already hav­ said that seven prltoners who wpro * ed by the city council. # tobbsrles at 7 * Ct'JV8 ° f the variouB tions being delayed by dry weather in arranged to dispose of. This amouht ing the effect that was expected o f lenders in tho plan, had been placed * # Police suJon. UnUP” * th° represents only n bore fraction o f tho in solitary confinement t a # # # # # i « t a # # # * » j « (CoatlmiMt on F«s* Two) some sections. • WOULD JMPEACH LAWYERS CLAIM , U.S. SUBMARINE NOT HEARD FROM SINCE YESTERDAY VOLSTEAD IS THREATENED IN LETTERS BIG MEETING ROADS MEN . OCALA TODAY HOMEBREW ILLEGAL, WARNS • PROHIBINIST WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW i • >• • . �— ■ ' : • PA G E BIX ■ga— • . — — ' THE SANFORD DAILY I — 1 ‘ I ■» ■■ ■•■■■■'■ , -LL-LL.I l-l'.-VH. I * • * jRALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1921 l - g f ------ !L!L. SEE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ONE OF THE BEAUTY SPOTS TH E S T A R T O -D A Y IN SEMINOLE’S BIG LIST M ADG E K E N N E D Y in ■ High and Rolling and Studded With Lakes is Altamonte ' t; V, A CITY OF HOMES ' w A N D F IL L E D W IT H M A N Y S A T ­ IS FIE D NO R TH E R N VISITO RS DURING W IN T E R MONTHS. MIDDY WASH SUITS $2.50 to $4.00 values as long as they last, at 98c I SanfordShoe & Clothing Co. A M K W iM K aM nN IW W W W W W M W aK W W M M W M M M W W W M IM M W W M LIN IN G UI* A PO W E R FU L Pool Room Loiters W ill Get Pinched in , City of Jacksonville FOOT B A L L M ACHINE. Altamonte Springs is one o f the henutiful little cities of Seminole coun­ ty thnt has been hiding her light un­ der a bushel somewhat in the years gone by but that is coming out every day in the sunlight o f publicity and attracting many tourists and Invest­ ors. Those who see Altamonte Springs aro struck with the wonderful site which this thriving place occupies and wonde^ why nil creation looking for a winter home did not settle there in the beginning. Tho truth of the mntter Is thnt Altamonte Springs hnn beon tho home o f mnny o f the big business men o f the country for many years and the Altamonte Springs Hotel shelters a multitude in the winter months. They como down for a qulot place nnd for rent nnd recreation and find it there nnd finding it want to keep It to thomscIvch, therefore, there has been but little nnld about this beauty spot among the mnny in this fine county thnt has so much in diversified crops nnd prospects. Altamonte Springs has tnken n spurt in the pnst yenr nnd having been incorporated has tnken on new life nnd proceeded to make the mnny ad­ vantages known to the outside world nnd this winter will sec mnny new faces at tho hotels nnd many new owners of fine homes nnd orange groves und mnny nil the yenr round residents for Altamonte is also un ideal summer resort being situated upon the ridge in the rolling country of thnt pnrt of the county . Altnmonte Springs has an altitude of 220 feet— thus getting pine filter­ ed sen air from tho Atlantic ocean 30 miles to tho East, nnd tho Gulf of Mexico to tho west,.forming thnt won­ derful ozono known ns the "AtmoBphere o f Altnmonte" nnd when com­ bined with the odor of orange blos­ soms nnd jnssaroino in Benson, and this combination comes breezing into one's window 24 hours a dny, it in bound to give the niling their health, nnd the healthy more health and joy of living. Altamonte Springs hns in its terri­ tory hundreds o f acres o f orange and grapefruit groves in high state of cultivation, and hns within her boun­ daries five beautiful lakes with clean, sandy shoren, no marshy borders. In fact Altnmonte Springs has ev­ erything that any other section of Florida may have plus many good things thnt mnpy others hnve not and if any o f those interested will rend the description o f this henutiful city in an­ other pnrt o f this issue they will pack their baggage at once nnd come to Altamonte Springn— the only Altn­ monte Springs In the world. In muking up the list of the mnny fine towns in Seminole county tho Herald takes a distinct pride is giving space to Altamonte Springs. TW O Y O U T H F U L S LA Y E R S W IL L F A C E T R IA L ALONE; TW O M URDER IND IC TM EN TS. (Br Th. AiMoUUd Fr*u) CHICAGO, Sopt. 10.— Harvey K. Church, confessed slayer o f Bornard J. Daugherty, an automobile sales­ man, and Carl J. Ausmus, a demon­ strator, will probably fnco trial alone. Two indictments o f murder will bo nsked tho grand Jury. 'Clarence Wilder and Milton Walker, held as suspects, established aliblcs and the authorities don't bolievo Leon Parks, who implicated himself. His caso is being further investigated. SPORT WORLD \ Also a Torchy Comedy Tomorrow— Thos. Meighan and Lila Lee in “The Easy Road;” Also FOX NEW S CAR LOAD OF LE XIN G TO N S A R R IV E A T B. & O. G ARAG E Hnvo you seen tho Lark? I f not you hnvo missed tho last word in nutomobllo construction fo r it would scorn thnt tho Lexington hns everything on it thnt can be put on a car for comfort nnd convenlonco. Tho "L a rk ” is well nnmed. It hns tho appearance of tho lark, full o f pep, full o f Joy, spick nnd spnn and ready for tho morning or whatyver might hnppon. Tho Lark hns the famous Anstcnd motor, Span­ ish leather upholstory, wind wings, bumpers, all the accessories that must be put on other cars and even carries a fine trunk on tho rear for those trips that this nifty car offers to you in every glnnco. It is some car nnd enn leap to 70 miles an hour from a quiet five miles almost before you know it. Take a look at the Lark at tho B. & O. whether you nro in tho ninrkct for a enr or not. It will give you a dis­ tinct thrill just like looking at a fine rnce horse, or blooded stock o f any kind. It just gives you a satisfied feeling to look it over nnd seo what the last word in car construction renl- During tho last week a few things were accomplished in the athletic line Vagrancy W ill Re the Charge Against in the local high school. It will un­ White and Block Loafent doubtedly take srfme time to get nffnirs Into a condition thntttio authori­ (By Th. A »o cl.t.d P r.u ) ties hnvc set fo r a standard, but nuch JAC K S O N V ILLE , Sept. 17.— Young progress has been made thnt all pre­ men who loiter ubout pool rooms in dict immediate results. Jacksonville will fare badly if they Among tho important announce­ aro taken into municipal court on ments made by Mr. Alstctter, the fac­ vagrancy charges, Judge Beckham ulty director o f athletics, is thnt the having announced that "pool rooms services of Jack Brnnhnm hnvo been aro not employment agencies.'’ Tho secured and he will assist Conch remarks o f the judge was prompted Boone in building up the football ma­ nn<* Eo. by statements of four young men chine. Jack needs no introduction to A demonstration will bo given you brought before him this week nftcr tho Orlando athletic world nnd will nt any time. Just call up the B. & they had beon arrested in a pool room prove n most valuable asset to Conch O. Garage. by plain clothes officers. They told Boone nnd tho candidates as well as tho court they were searching for to the team ns a whole. ROADS BOOSTERS TO work. Tho nthlotic executive committee HOLD BIG M EETING " I won’ t listen to your stories of A T OCALA TU E SD A Y. seeking jobs when you are arrested hn sn scrioB of new rulings under con­ fo r loafing in pool rooms,” Judge sideration. These rulings potrnin to N ext Tuesday night nt Ocala good Bockhnm said ns ho sentenced onch to thq official "O ’n" In footbnll and basroads oosters from nil over Florida sorve thirty o«./s at tho county fa rm ., I>*R* a is felt thnt tho standard will gather to keep alive tho enthusi­ " I know there nro men out of work in of these letters should be raised so ns Jacksonville but those who mnkotheir to be at par with the official recogni­ asm o f tho "Stnte’B road builders” headquarters where ’sharks’ hnng out tion of swimming nnd track. Also it nnd the citizens o f tho Peninsula ennnot bo looking very hnrd for jobs." Is deemed ndvlsnhlc under present Stnte In fostering the rapid comple­ Chief of Police Roberts hns instruct- conditions to nmke these letters more tion o f thoHe main highway arteries od Chief o f Detectives Hulbert to a r - , difficult to obtain. thnt menn for the greater progressrest all parsons in pool rooms who are A t n meeting of the letter men in nnd opening up o f the finest stnte In without jobs nnd more thnn tw en ty' footbnll on Frldpy evening Marion tho Union. The two state highways wore picked up the last of this woek. Kincaid wns elected cnptati. to lead In question nrc known ns Rond No. 1 Hurl be rt hns announced that ho also ( the gridiron squad for this senson. nnd Rond No. 2. No. 1 stretches from intends to breuk up the hnbit young His ability and leadership is already Pensacola to parallel the Georgia men have of spending their tmle in too well known to comment upon his Stnte line, via Lake City to Jackson­ pool roomn and on street corners. election, This will make his third ville, serving approximately 00,000 When the modern daughter is feel­ yenr on the footbnll sqund, so his ex­ people In cities of 1,000 or more in­ ing especially gracious, she is willing perience combined with his natural habitants. No. 2, from the Georgin to concede thnt her mother is a "nlco enthusiasm well fits him for hin po­ lino, crosses Road No. 1, at Lake City, » old thing.” sition. At present ho is serving ns then on down into Centrnl nnd South mnnngcr pro tern, fo r the tenni, due Floridn ns fa r ns Fort Myers, to con­ to the fact thnt Glenn Miller hns been nect with the Tnminml‘ Trail there, unable to return to school to date. passing through High Springs, Ocala, Herbert Ilnrbor has been elected prop­ Gainesville, Leesburg, Eustis, Orlnnerty manager, and has already as­ do, Haines City, Bartow nnd Areasumed his duties. din .serving <approximately 300,000 It is hoped thnt by next Sunday n people in towns o f 1,000 or more pop­ full schedule can be announced. Tho ulation. W H ER E T H E Y P L A Y TO D A Y first gnmo will be with the Sanford M. M. Smith, for five yenrs n momhigh school representatives on tho St. Louis nt Philadelphia. ber o f the Stnte Rond Department nnd W E DON’T KNO W local gridiron on Snturdny, October ' Chicago at Boston.' ono o f tho pioneers in Florida road W H A T TH IS M ENAS BUT 1, instead o f with the Bartow aggre­ •Others not scheduled. construction work whose home is in . W E G IVE IT TO YOU. gation at Bartow ns first announced. W inter Park, wns present nt tho good Bnrtow will be plnycd nt Bartow on National League (Bjr Th. Aiiocl.t.d F r.u ) ronds meeting held nt Gnlncsvllle re­ Now York nt Pittsburgh. Thanksgiving dny. N E W YO R K , Sept. ID.— Urban cently ,nnd Mr. Smith says that he Boston ut Cincinnati. To duto those reporting for prac­ Lcdoux hns announced that one un­ will bo present nt the Ocnln gnthcrBrooklyn nt Chicago. tice who were on the team Inst yenr employed woman and twenty-five men oring o f boosters Tuesday. With Mr. Philadelphia at St. L ouIb. nro: W. Anderson, Schute, Link, hnvo asked that their services be sold Smith nt Gainesville wns Arthur Grnlnger, Porter, B. Anderson, nnd nt auction, which ho proposes to hold Schultz, chnirmnn o f the Ornnge RESULTS Y E S TE R D A Y (captain) Kincaid. New locnl men re­ tonight despite the objections o f police County Commissioners, nnd both American l.engue porting for practico are: Fiddnn, labor lenders and otherrt. I f police, Btrcss the importance o f Orlando nnd A t New York -I, Detroit 2. Price, Richnrds, Bnrttm Magruder, interfere the servlco Is to bo sung by Ornnge county sending n strong dele­ A t Washington 4, Cleveland 1. McNeill, Boylen, Boznrth, Hngger- former service men, Tho world is dy­ gation to the meeting nt Ocnln. Others not scheduled. mnn, Morwny, Anils, R. Tinker, N e w ­ ing fo r a little bit o f love." "Orange county wnnts to bo lined ell. Crano nnd J. Tinker. Those enter­ up strong with those counties who nro Nntionnl League ing from othe rschools nrc: Wilmot, BOY W AS B ITTE N urging tho primnry importance o f tho A t Chicago 1-5, Brooklyn 0-1. (Porter M ilitary Academy); Smith, BY R A T T L E S N AK E State Rond No. 2 route, being rushed A t Cincinnati 0-10, Boston 3-3. (Florence, S. C., high school); HarF A T H E R SAVED HIS IJFE. to completion ahead o f the Rond No. A t St. Louis 0, Philadelphia 4. rod, (N ew London, Ohio, high school); 1 project. Those counties sending dele­ Others not scheduled. (D/ Th* Associated Praia) Hnlght, (Rollins Academy); Hocfier, gations to Ocnln mny know thnt old D ELAND , Sept. 19.— Chnnces for Orango is with them but they want to ,(St. Petersburg high school); Grogg, Amcricnn Association recovery o f Milton, son of Bert Shoo- bo made nwaro of how strong you nro (Florence, S. C., high school); nnd A t Louisville 0-0, Indinnnpolis 7-0. mnkor, o f Duytonn, is good because with thorn by sending largo body o f A t Kansas City 3-8, Milwaukee 4-4. Hancock, (Columbus, Miss., high tho father sucked the poison from tho Orango'countJf booster* delegation school). A t Columbus 11-0, Toledo 5.8. There nro a number o f others who snnke bite wound yesterday. Milton to Ocnln,” said Mr. Smith. A t St. Pnul 0, Minneapolis 2. have signified their intontion o f turn­ reached In a gopher hole nnd wns In the opinion o f MV. Smith Stnte ing out ns quickly ns matters can bo bitten. Rond No. 2 from tho Georgia lino to International League ' nrrnngod During tho InBt week prac. A t Syracuse 7-5, Toronto 1-1. Lake City, thenco over Road No. 1 to tico wns somewhat irregular, duo to T R E A T Y W IT H G E R M AN Y A t Rochester 21-0, Buffalo 8-4, Jacksonville, should receivo tho first SU BM ITTE D TO S E N A T E mnny interferences, so tho second A t Jersey City 1-12, Nownrk 4-4. consideration o f the State Rond De­ B Y T H E PRESIDENT. partment. Then to bo brief In sum­ week o f chool will sec regular practice A t Baltimore 10-7, Rending 0-10. really begin, nnd It is hoped that tho ming up tho opinion o f Mr. Smith, (B r Th. Auocl.Ud F n u ) A Munich chomlst claims to have team will bo in shape to moot tho W A S IU N G TO N , Sopt. 10.— Treaty on with tho remainder o f tho Rond obtained a noil equal to cocoanut oil Snnford squad on October 1.— Orlan­ with Germany probably will bo sub­ No. 2, route, after which the remain­ from low organisms living in stag­ do Sentinel. mitted to tho Senate by President der o f No. 1, from Lako City to Pen­ nant water. Harding vory soon after congress rc- sacola can como In fo r attention. God give us men. I f something nssmblea next Wednesday. Post cards—local views -lc each at isn’t done soon, tho women will bo For office supplies, stationery, etc., ' the Herald offles. . . . bossing everything. Sell It with a Herald Want Ad. come to the Herald office. j "The Girl With the Jazz Heart” SUMMER DAYS j; WILL SOON BE OVER It has been a busy summer oven though it was vacation timo nnd wo face tho winter season with tho greatest and brightest prospects fo r a most prosperous ychr. Our busi­ ness and your business is increasing, Sanford is growing beyond expectations o f the greatest boosters, conditions are bettor, Floridn is the most prosperous stato in the union. Now is the time to think o f the proverbial "rainy day.” Save your monoy while you aro making it. Bank It with tho bank that insures your deposits. Start your bank account today. \The Winter Season Is Advancing ;; GET READY FOR BUSINESS T H A T IS COMING v The Peoples Bank . of Sanford A suggestion from the Lake Worth Herald which deserves serious con­ sideration la thnt o f lining thy "Dixie Highway with trees along Its full length.” Whore groups o f trees hnvo been left standing nnd where they hnvo been planted nro the beauty spots o f tho highway ,nnd a worthy project is thnt of mnkisg it all beau­ tiful.— Cocon Tribune. . Jensen, which is one of the Import-1 ant shipping points for fish, li wi [ to hnve an ice nnd cold storage pint. 1 The Jenson Ice Works a expected til bo started within a week or two ud I wiU bo complete and up to date. Tim I i samplo capital behind the project* I and n modern Icc-mnking plant v3| bo established capable of producing| Ice in large quantities. — Got your Scratch Pads from The For office supplies, stationery, ste* | Hornld— by tho pound— 16c. como to tho Hornld office. M u le s ! M u le s ! .. ' -■ . L — BOYS, H A V E Y O U SEEN REID’S? They are goin g fast. A few bargains left. Let us show you. I guarantee to save you money. A ll stock guaranteed as represented W . S. R e id SANFORD FLORIDA A Little Addition would make the average hous? a lot more comfort­ able. W hat is it that your house needs? Let’s see: sun room, sleeping porch, sum­ mer kitchen, bedroom, bath­ room, hardwood floors, new roof, garage, fences, trellis, flower boxes, w indow scats? Lumber makes them all— and we have the lumber. Price® never will be lower. H ILL LUM BER CO. SERVICE QUALITY . PRICE �I :t t,-va I T ■; WtTffpJt: V W S c r ’<’l \• FAOETWO -j. rv/f-J Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive o f results. A ll progressive movements that have fo r .their aim the creating o f a G R E A T E R S A N F O R D and SEM­ IN O L E C O U N T Y are in accord with the progressive policy o f this insti­ tution. , J; ft m *1l i . f. B M it' *V»r « 4a I i V'fc’J >t' Yi' * Id en tify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. r.**i T?7 T H E S A N F Q it D ,P A lL y T U E S D A Y * 8 K P T E M B E R ,2 Q > 1.921 ItH L Y a cunning little "Hallowe'en” figure filled .with candy as favors. Little Frederick’s guests Included: Martha Bishop,,Louise Purdon, JlifBvgnret Bennett, Georgina Hart, Doro­ thea Lawson, Martha Elmeta Bryan, Cnrolyn I f ill. Marguerite Garner, Bet­ ty McKinnon, Charles Betts, Braxton Perkins, Bryan Higgins, Franklin Bennett, Horry Bower, W alter Fpx, Wilson Smith, Melvin Taylor, John Walker Minarik, Tolur Bryan, L. P, McCuller, jr., Wyman Harvard, Ruth Henry and Camilla Puleston. The “ grown ups” .were: Mrs. Honry Purdon, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. L. T. Bryan, Mrs. J. B. Lawson,;Mrs. Frank Akers, Mrs. John C. Smith, and Mrs. R. E. Herndon. ‘VAs fJfTfftN v-t;, U W • -vrVfi, H »tfv S&T (St Information I f you are doing business with Bankers, Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ ange County, and feel the need o f informa­ tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ it standing o f your customers, it would be wise to communicate with us. .R E C IT A L. A very enjoyable and interesting musical p^pgram was given at the Congregational 'church last Saturday H J afternoon. The Pipe organ selections wore giv­ en by Miss Charlotte Smith, a young / student of Sanford High School. Her, numbers were well rendered and in • Mint) suits for l ill .and winter are good taste. trimmed with embroidery and fur, and The vocal selections were given by these rich embellishments are made Mrs. A. M. Phillips, soprano and from the must of In the Imudsnmc model orotorio. Mrs. Phillips was In excel­ shown above. It Is made of one of SERVICE PROGRESS STRENG TH lent) voice, Bho sang with deep fool­ those cloths that have a suedellke sur­ 4 % IN T E R E S T P A ID ing, most expressively. face and embroidered with narrow silk braid. The skirt Is plnln, blit the coat The entire program covered: Prelude ................................. A. House Is almost covered with embroidery. “ Piano Transcriptions— TIIK ASIIE U -W O O D R U FF. (a ) "Shepard's Tale” ............ Novin C LYD E L IN E E XCU RSIO NISTS W E R E H ERE SU N D A Y. (b ) "Prelude" ..........Sidney Smith Mr. and Mrs. David L. Thrasher Vocal— announce the engagement and ap­ Tho Clyde Lino excursions contin­ “ Song o f an Angel" MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Boclety Editor, proaching marriage o f their daughter, "Festival O vertu re ".......... Wnllnce ue to bring tho pooplc from tho east May Ferran, to John Develin Wood-Phone 217-W " A t the Cloister Gato".............. anil northeast to Florida and to San­ rulT. The wedding to take place early V ................. Dr. Minor Baldwin ford. Last Sunday there was quite -i in Novemher. SO C IA L C A L E N D A R "Come Unto M e" (McssiulO..... crowd took the ride to Orlando nnd ................................... Handel other -points in this vicinity. P IP E ORGAN CLUB M EETING .. Among ., „ Tuesday— Mrs. Henry Purdon will en­ „ , . Offertory C Minor ................. Bnstiste those who were In tho party were the tertain the members o f the Seminole Regular meeting of the Pipe Organ -------I f„||ftWln«r, following: Bridge Club at her home on Palmet­ Club was held Monday afternoon with n KE.K KKPERS H AV E LUNCH A T Miss Virginn Falk, Bronx, N. Y.; to avenue, at il-.llO p. in. Mrs. Forest Gatehel, on Oak avenue. T H E M ONTEZUM A Miss Irene Greer, Miss Eva Green, Saturday— The Children’s Story Hour Unfinished business was taken cure Tho Bee-Keepers wha-arc here niat..... .......... , ine uee-aeepers wna-are ncre will be held at the Central Park at of, and owing to the resignation of t(im|in(r ft mcctln(r nm| hnving lunch New York; Miss Katherine Sehuliger, Now York; Mrs. Anna W ill, Ilrownr> p. m. Miss Martha Fox ns vice-president, at the Montezuma yesterday were: T. ville, N. Y.; Eva A. Gardiner, North Mrs. C. A. Barnes was elected to fill |Pcrkina Denri( Ncw Smyrna; FT S .A IMr. and Mrs. II. II. Lewis are leav­ her place. Chatham, N. Y.; Katherine A. Florcn, cxnndcr, Beresford; Wilmon Newell, ing for a two woks visit in Asheville, New York; Rose II. Mullen , New In addition to the officers for the ... i , i Gainesville; George l*. Colhy, Lake York: Miss Adele A. McGowan, N. C. ensuing year, Miss box was elected ; 1IuIcn; „ A s nnd wifC( L# e flower chairman, to see that flowers IM e n . Mra_ A I , . S|lcnccr) u fic Bronx, N. Y.; Miss Fannie Cnrlock, Mrs. J. II. Colder will leave tomor­ he arranged in the church for Sunday „ g Morrison,. Lake Helen; New York. row for Fort Lauderdale to visit V. services. C. H. Ciute nnd wife, Sanford; Frank Caldcr and family. Tlie St. James Methodist church ______ Un,ler thl> n®w by-,nw" ° f thul c'ub Sterling, Gainesville; Chns. A. Reese, which is being built at Pnlatka at a at, t, , r v v i, ' ° nt' " CW ,U!‘ J° hn' Gainesville; W. E. Dunaway, DeLand; Miss Helen Graham, o f Now Y o r k , was received and Initiated i j s . p e r s o n , DeLand; Scott Hodges, cost of approximately $50,000 is i . spending some time here at tho ( Social hour with tempt ng refresh-, noLn|,d; <r c Goodwin, Gainesville; showing rapid progress. Montezuma. ments of potato chips, pickcls, tea and T|m T|ot8em Geneva; John T. Hull, | --------------------cake were much enjoyed by twenty- noLftml; j . H N oiU nann, DeL,m«i; J. Boat cards-locnl views -lc each nt Miss Sara Wight is spending sever- one en husinstlc members o f the club. „ CaBt>( Porl 0 range; Orie It. Mat- the Hernld office. nl weeks In Cairo, Ga., visiting rein-, At adjournment, the president an- th Geneva; Mrs. Nellie Taylor, I __________________________ tives. • nounced that the next Monday, tho (0rland H„ d c D K line nnd fanii, -------club would be entertained by a » k e 0r|ando< Mr. nnd Mrs. George Davis Hart 'l>«rty nt Crystal I.xrke with Mrs. Sinnb | n/-"no visited friends in Lnkeladd for the Brn>r nn<l Miss Clara Millen as iiostROOF GARDEN CLUB. weok-eml. esses.— Mrs. Kenneth Murrell, UeportThe club met nt the home o f Miss ____ or. Ruth Whittle yesterdny afternoon at the usual hour. Plans were complet­ Mrs. W. A. Lester left Sunday for ( BIR TH D AY P A R T Y ed for the Silver tea to he given FriAfonticello, Fin., where she will visit Master Daiger entertain- , day night. A fte r the meeting ndher parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Lin- | ---------Frederick -------------------------------ton, for several weeks. ud a number of his little friends yes- journed the hostess served dainty re -------i turilny afternoon nt his home on freshrrents. . Mrs. D. C,. Marlowe is visiting her Fourth street. The occasion being h is 1 ----------------------— parents at their orange grove nt Or- Gfth birthday anniversary, ^ STO P! LOOK! LIS T E N ! angc Bend. | lbL‘ l,rotty c‘>,or "eheino of yellow ______ ,and pink was carried out with baskets | The Roof Gnrden Club, of the Bnp- i th e Post Office Pox 193 w eekly Fi n a n c i a l Orlando, Fla. r e v ie w (Contlnutd from !'«>• One) I hem In brightening trade throughout the West and South, with tho result that collections in those parts o f the country have improved and that snles of goods have been rendered consider­ ably easier in many sections. Tho earnings o f many corporations will have to improve considerably before their stocks can bo looked upon ns genuinely sound,-but unless nil signs fail greater nctlvity in mosJ;Tbranches of trade is now close at hand. Bunks Growing More Liberal With tho adjustment o f the many ong outstanding accounts in the farming regions, tho’ blirlks are tend­ ing to become decidedly mote liberal, nnd there is n bettcr( siipply of funds available for commercial uses than for some time past. Announcement that the War Finance Corporation is now ready to undertake business under the terms o f the net recently passed by congress which authorizes It, if neeessnry, to ndvnnce funds ut) to $1,000,000,000, also gives assurance of an ample supply of money. In the opinion of many, the bonks are now so well equipped to takq care o f demands that the corporation Ib not likely to be cnllcd upon for very largo extensions of credit. Secretary Mellon’s success in placing his ontire $600,00,000 o f notes and certificates, representing the Inrgest single offering since tho war, at the rale o f 1-4 of 1 pcr cent below tho figures entyblished for the Inst issue, is a striking tribute to the improved investment situation. Tho phenomenal decline of tho German mark to a figure at one time bet. ter than nine-tenths of a cent has been the featuro of foreign exchange during tho past woek. Effort to explain the reaction on the ground of belated reparations adjustments does not supply an adequate reason for the reduction, which is the direct outcome o f continued inflation at the Reichsbank. Market Review nnd Outlook In spjte o f the fact that the market has been quite steadily active and higher during the past week, there are many traders who remain uncon­ vinced that thorc is good reason for the more hopeful feeling of the put two weeks. Nevertheless, it is notice­ able that professional operators are i great deal more cautious in selling stocks lo r short account. A number o f obstacles nre still to be overcome before the market will have plain sailing, but if these did not exist valu« would be considerably higher than they are at present. Looked at from every standpoint, financial ami commorcial conditions have undergone tiecided ipiprovonicnt and the outlook ii , much brighter than for a long time pnst, This is being reflected in the ' stock mnr.kot, which still looks like working higher based on merit. oir'il.t i u:,b r ,l‘i/. 1•/1' oAll Kinds—qAU SMakes j .- , ,f T ,, . . . th ocitv Inst nieht from their home in Augusta to visit the imrents o f Mr S V S t T T a ' i h , r’ M " ilk . | 'V . i n ’ who reside on Silver Lake. I hey are on their honeymoon .having just boon weddod and made the trip hero in thoir Hupmoldle, hnving no trouble eyteept at one o f thc ferries, anil not being pinched until they arrived in Snnford ,whieh seems to be the fate o f every stranger coming to town theso days. Joe Is a former Sanford boy, and his many friends arc extendlug congratulations. 1lo is with tho Fields Auto Top Co., of Augusta, nnd in making a great success o f this business. W W L’ffcctiv<;1y 1,1 tho llvinK|ten at the home of Mrs. J. L. Miller n)° 'n Un<1 ° n porcbl In the ‘•inlng^n First and French, Friday night at thc chHndeli‘,r W,,H gracefully j« p. You are invited. Como and entwined with fern und pink vine |,rinff your friends. A good time for w hi|tf the table had as u centerpiece „n „tt(.ml M nil w;,n who attend. Music and entertain­ th|} pretty birthday cake iced in yelment by Sanford's bust. Remember |uw and |0;iped with tiny pink rosethc date, Friday, September 'JUrd at 8 holders with five pink lighted tapers, p. m. The nfturnoon was pleasantly i Miss Marilre, the organist at the 8pL.nt with games and later "Pinning Baptist Temple, will give several pi­ on the Donkey’s tail" proved most in- ano selections Friday night at the Cresting. Little Miss- Georginn win- Silver Ten. ning the prize for this, which was a box of candy. Master John Walker W A N T CHANGES IN Minarik won the booby prize ,a ball. FOOTHALI R U L E S . A t the conclusion of the game re­ freshments of ice cream and cake NE W YORK, Sept. 20.— The foot­ were served, and each child was given ball ruloK committee received today a request from coaches nml officials to ♦ ♦ + * * + + + + + * * * * - K * * * * * * * + * * + * + + + * * + + + + + + + * * * * + + + + + + 4 '* H " * interpret the rules so that theru shall he n distinct peso before the bill is placed in piny in shift formation, A t n meeting of two hundred conch­ es and officials which began hero Suturday night, and ended yesterdny morning, a resolution offered by Fos­ ter Sqnford, was adopted asking the committee to endorse thc following interpretation o f the rules: Hit1 Drive In for Your Convenience 1 IT C 2 V* Non Skid ,;p h $ 13.95 III lltWoptu oj \r I '• V i t I •First and Elm Avenue T:,l ltit| < iffi| l sa il IIU USED U N D E R W O O D (cask) f o r .................... ...................25.00 USED MOLLE, PO R TABLE (cash or T e rm s )............. ......... 50.00 W e are agents fo r the new P O R T A B LE R EM ING TO N TYPE­ E W R ITER — the greatest machine on the market. It is a big type­ 8 writer if you want to use it on your desk. It is a little typewriter if you want to carry it with you anywhere. Can’t be hurt, built like a ■ i ■ battleship, few parts, simple o f construction, will never wear out. ■ Come in and see it. Standard keyboard. a S s 3 ‘‘In the shift pluys an interval of time must plapso of suidunt length to permit officials to see If tho for­ mation is legal nnd to detormino whether; the ball was snapped into play while the men wore In motion." vice is better than the best fir- I'ltll N E W L. C. SMITH (Cash or Terms) f o r ............................. $100.00 *1 It is a pleasure to serve you and our ser­ > III of Golden Rod and pink vine, these tist church, is iroinir to irive a silver I a now twobuilding Jat building will and cement design. Everything is coming down— so are typewriters. on this subject. Let us show you il Don't be iriislea you can save money on this necessary adjunct to your business office. . jj A L L K IN D S OF T Y P E W R IT E R ..... .............- ■ >....... ........... i* . R lB fiO N S . tBiiutJimt am .hi uif. k : I , ■ I ,.r,N - • . l» •it) The rule now .provides tha^, ."A iplnyer shall not bo ruled to bo in^motion if he has both feet stationary on the ground." Some coaches com­ plained that, some o f them permitted players to get In mot'on before the ball had been snapped Into play, but coaches who have specialized an shift plays, objected to an ychange design­ ed to cause a pause in tho attack on tho ground- that tho dofense would have ggreatcr opportunity to set it­ self to meet tho shift. Work has bogun on story office and store | Went Palm Beach. Tho l bo built o fhollow tile 1 with handsome exterior W e have also taken the agency fo r the new FORT PITT M a c h in e — the wonder o f the ages in the typew riter world. A standard typewriter thp.t will do any class Of work, will do it better, will do it cheaper, will stand the strain longer, easy running, makes no noise, built on the proper lilies and the cheapest machine on the market. -P A P te ft, ,SUPPLIES ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ | �. vtTyJjt?' THE S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 20,1021 PAGE THREE \,r . W \., . V A t j v T r I I® ' 9 * 11 ,.|/.n 1/. • 1 i Ja i V if.M U li I , V»*iimtl * 'HU 1100 ■‘IlfO *M* V jfl . ) . I •. of Seminole’s • £ ‘ • J ■A t1 limit • MCI Beauty . •>w Spots I't >I lilt i3 $ l -r . . ), . i mi ft* i , t l ’ i ' i >i j . 1 ii . , .foil'. LTAM O NTfc S PR IN G S has ah at­ over the country fo r its wonderful cuisine from her fru it industry, Altam onte is noted mosphere, and so have other plac­ and excellent management o f its owners, as having 40 acres in covered conservatories George E. Bates & Son) is the largest o f these es in Seminole; County, but A lta ­ devoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus monte’s atmosphere, has, the pecu­ lakes and is noted tor its black bass fishing, Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship­ which is jealously guarded by the owners o f liar quality o f a Lodestone— it’s ped in season mostly to the north, and the in ­ the land surrounding the lake, who welcome iS ft a n ts m a y ' remove to bther -places in dustry represents an investment o f over a the true fisherman with sporting ideals* quarter o f a million dollars and a payroll o f nther climes, but they always return or have hundreds o f dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. " verv strong desire to do so, and o f course The “ Altam onte H otel” is located at the there is tha^-not very^ mysterious r e a s o n Haines, ex-congressman from N ew York, east end o f this lake, upon a bluff overlooking Altamonte’s beauty— fo r all humanity is heads the largest o f these conservatories, The the full length o f its waters. Lake “ A d e­ Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. laide” is across a park to the rear o f the hotel, drawn to beauty* ^ Altamonte Springs is placed in such a fav- • and upon this lake is the “ Altamonte Spring” Mr. B. L. Maltbie, o f the Maltbie Chemical nmble location, that her man-made beauty, o f absolutely pure water. . Works, o f Newark, N. J., is one o f A lta ­ The paved highway from Jacksonville to combined w ith the natural beauty, form s the monte’s latest developers, and is planning a Tam pa and all South Florida passes through Alta-Monte that we know today. The A lta ­ great future fo r us this winter. Altamonte. A day’s ride in an automobile monte of G e o rg e Frost o f Boston, o f Herman Altam onte has d Chamber o f Commerce, may encompass two hundred miles in any di­ Westinghouse o f the great, ^Vestinghouse whose Secretary, W . B. Ballard, is always rection without leaving a fine^ paved road, Electrical Company— who w ere ‘am ong its glad to give information upon request, A lta ­ making Altam onte an admirable location for founders— is not the Altam onte ,of today. monte Springs has just recently been incor­ automobilists, a fin e larj?e garage is under Founded as the home o f rich men only, we porated and is officered by unsalaried men o f construction and will be open fo r business in now reach out fo r residents o f humbler progressive ideas, but within keeping with a n. 1 i i i’ ,1 / .II' l j• means also, as we realize that riches alone do , a few weeks, two stores with filling stations low m illage. j not make a town livable. ,w ' * " ^ are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a George E. Bates and Son are men to whom city at hand. It stands to reason that the state was Altam onte Springs owes much, as many comAltam onte Springs is located on the Tampa scoured by these wealthy men to find their ing as their guests buy property here and ♦ and Jacksonville Division o f the Atlantic ideal before founding their town. Therefore stay as residents. Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Altamonte’s location is the pick o f the state. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two Western Union Telegraph office, Express and Altam onte Springs has an altitude o f 220 and one-half miles through the pine woods to Third Class Postoffice, Electric Lights, beau*feet— thus g e t t in g pine filtered sea air from the Northwest o f Altamonte. H ere Mr. Les­ tifu l shady streets o f large oaks, within 14 the Atlantic Ocean 30 miles to the East, and ter Beeman has spent thousands o f dollars to miles on brick highway o f Sanford, and 9 the Gulf o f Mexico to the W est, form in g that give a pleasure resort fo r the free use o f the miles on brick highway to Orlando. W inter wonderful ozone known as the “ Atmosphere public, and one that is greatly appreciated. X Park, with Rollins College, is on the same of Altam onte” and when combined with the Mr. Beeman has a pretty little cottage at the « j» road just five miles to the South. odor o f o ra n g e blossoms and jassamine in Spring as have others from Sanford and The hotel is the center o f social life with season, and th is combination comes, breezing LongWood. ' i card parties, dances, etc., and Altamonte's _ . , , , j into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is bound winter residents and home-folks are o f a su* Altam onte Springs has never been boomed to give th e ailing their health, and the perior order and o f a prosperous, enlightened 01 exploited, but is now on the verge o f a healthy m ore health and joy o f living. growth that will not be sporadic, but steady class.. Our surrounding country and neigh I Altam onte Springs has in its territory hunand substantial. boring towns o f Longwood and Maitland are ' dreds of acres o f orange and grapefru it A peculiar circumstance is the fact that o f the same order and are fine neighbors, and groves in h ig h state o f cultivation, and has there is only one “ Altamonte Springs” in the are only two miles away to the North and within h er boundaries five beautiful lakes world, and we are “ IT ” . Numbers o f “ AltaSouth. , ' . with clean, sa n d y shores, no marshy borders. montes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only The practical side o f Altamonte Springs is Lake O rien ta (upon which is located the “ A l­ one “ Altam onte Springs.” ' not to be slighted in this article, for*, aside tamonte H o te l” , famous among tourists all . 'l l A l ____________ X-_________ 1 ' L - n . i 4- * r JU - P / '.w w t n ' 4 -V . r t I lf * THIS P U B L IC IT Y C A M P A IG N IS M A D E POSSIBLE B Y TH E FO LLO W IN G PROGRESSIVE FIRMS A N D IN D IV ID U A L S OF SEM INO LE C O U N T Y : I t i -SANFORD- iase & Co. pas. E. Ilenry, Standard Auto Top Co. A. Kanner, Commission Merchant , Star Theatre I . Commission Merchant Roberts’ Grocery |Hill Hardware Go. Bryan & Wheeler, Autos■ ’ lill Lumber Co. Edw. Higgins, Autos, leisch Realty Co. Truck Growers, Inc J- E - Spurling, Real Estate Seminole Countv Bank Miller’s Bakery General Merchandise R. E. Stevens, Physician Wilson & Toomer, Peoples Bank of Sanford " : Th6s- Emmett Wi,son ^ ^ • Attomey-at-Lnw irst National Bank! Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. KjKht Grocery Co., Perkins & Britt, wholesalers c. Marlowe , Vegetable Broker foe Rail Hardware Co. [Haight & M agee Automobiles I IT lit C, Coller, Contractor Lee Broth Plumbing P. Connelly, Real Estate ‘Walker CoM n fn r r v . a : * ' T. J. Miller & Son Hodges & McMullen, ? ° ° dS J. N. Tolar, Physician John Russell* Sanford Farmers Exchange ------- C H U L U O T A ----Florida Cuba Cigar Co. Cigar Manufacturers J. E. Synder, Dry Goods W. A. Whitcomb, >I Stanley & Rogers, Groceries Real Estate D. D. Daniel, Groceries . Brown’s Meat Market I. D. Martin, Chuluota Company, Barbers ''Groceries, Meats Real Estate and Insurance ------- L O N G W O O D -------E. W . Henck, Mayor C. W . Entzminger ^ w T y ’ G a r a l? Cates’ Crate Co. John G. Leonard! ,. C. T. McCulley, Garage *E. A. Farnell, Groceries H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Automotive Supply Co. L. P. McCuller, Groceries John T. Brady, Jeweler Geo. W . Knight, Groceries, Feeds Attorney-at-Law Merchant’s Grocery Co. SfoJSpSt West si<*e Grocery • t Gonerai Merchandise Attorney-at-Law ^ a n k Lousing, Contractor ‘’ uthern Utilities Co .& o H. B. Lewis, Real Estate Cowan’s Tin ShopW ight Bros. Co., Autos Chero-Cola Bottling Co. „ , « « Reher Bros., Auto Painting George A. DeCottes, Commission Merchant Haberdashers O. P. Swope Land Co. C. L. West, Groceries < Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. Printers. Office Supplies .Fertilizers inford OVIEDO- Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A.‘ Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, Kent Vulcanizing Works — Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge Virginia-Carolina Chem, Co Overstreet & Payne, ' d M S m h er, & °W a l. Pa- A. A >Waters’ Kandy Kitchen £ ' c 'D u B o t e K E s t a t e Sknfdrd Battery Service Co. “ • K e a i l ^s t a t e . T , T .T o ^ e iU , K H“ d ' Geo. E. Bated & S o * f a l j . R . s m i t h , Prpp. Altamonte H ot*} n S fe **. L i" e Hotel Montezuma J.J.M au se* Cigar Mfgr* c. F. fiarrison, Gen. Mdse. Fargo Lumber c«. . ;K S S g S t t T s t o r . . Crown P a ^ w ; ’"•wc ........i i .E. - Curlett, - ^ .................. i . i — i - ri;1 ................ M o n r o e - ituitftUXj , Coca-Cola Bottling Co. i r mi Price, Contractor » c S ’L u m K r C o T ^ Sanford Dry Gobds Co. Pill Implement & Carter Lumber Bell Bros., Growers, Ship’ra •>. J. W . Fljmt, Gen. Mdse. i.n (,in H. McLaulin, Jeweler ib r»nf I. Bower;#, Roumfllat,1P ru g s Wakefield Preserving Co. E. A. Osteen, f l p p r iio > (im i;hin • . '-| I > 11 i III1 ’ll A’j j l •jii-.-u <•> l illlftlj t M iir iiiu j.i*' ! ■! 1 i ‘‘1 I ’I ' i 'iiitft ■laniliiiii. in -ri. > t.ff .i-'.M " i„i •1 1 i ' i hi •our . tm ! 1!nitiv / ■■ ii!'' (j.; I o r iiii . s ii .I’ t i(. . ,1i:« ’ cu i" ixt )<i •» iiii ill r l|’ . .n/iiiiii» <'ii/fiM 1 *^ 1 t'lllrt’ l 1 ’ ? 1 , I ,> lU V : i �yrgJBS, .i— *• it*' ■* V' !; •v/r^ ,0 V-f T^'t :i * » A • *■- *1 •, j •' ., ■ ■<• v -v V V ' y V rt >v*. % rHTi ,»•V V*v • "*‘ * i#’ » i T H E S AN FO R D D A IL Y H E R A LD , T U E S D A Y , S E PTE M B E R 20,1921 P A G E FO UR . s. * SANFORD DAILY HERALD popular opinion, at their best thoy are FLORIDA'S, CONDITION R A N K W IT H FOU RTEEN. not written altogether to sway opin­ h U U M i t try i l u n M i i i n |I kindiy i t I W ion. Einld BnlMlu, ltT M im lll Av m m The Chamber of Commerce o f tho It ! b often said, particularly in ticUid, IWflU________ smnll cities, that papers should con­ United States has mailed the Herald C0„ fine their o'r toria! matter to local n map o f tho nation showing Good, rtrausscBj___________ matters, that people toko their opin­ Fnir nnd Poor conditions in tho fortyR. J. HOLLY ___________.__ Editor ions on nntlonal nnd international oight States. Thero are only six y. I. IILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer subjects from the larger papers. If "good" spots on the map— portions of " A. NEEL______ Genera) Manager the'people take their opinions on any­ Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, Now thing from nny editorial column, thoy Moxico, Colorado nnd California. HO BERT H O LLY, nrc chumps. An editorial presents n Florida is ono o f fourteen Htates CiaCULATIOM KAMAOEB point o f view, and presents It ns con­ whore tho condition is given ns "fn ir" Phone MS up to G P. M. vincingly as possible, but It is not without a "poor" spot on it. That is AdTirUilat R «U i M idi Known — AppIleiUon encouraging but iih a matter of fact tho' law nr.d tho prophots. ■absorlptl.. Frio* In Adriaoa Om T u r ................ ................................. H-M The best servlco it enn perform is Florida fo r the most part is "good” « U Mo.ths ............................................... ... to stimulate thought. I f it can prove all tho way through. D illrin d la City by O irriir Om Wook ................................■■!» 0»ati The brief survey Is ns follows; n point hy statement o f chapter nnd Tko bt« I I . U WMkly HinJd A nntlon-wirie survey o f prevailing verse, if it can turn, up an Important ttnly soTin iim taoli County utd U puUUbid itory Trldiy. Adr.rtUl.a rntoi midi know* side light that reveals n now nnglo o f crop and business conditions gives us Application. D g«ocr»tl« In pollUot. M**9 n protdem, if it enn inspire active in­ definite knowledge upon which to base ptr y w , ih fty t tn tdfaaon. ______ ________ terest in a subject o f importance, if it our conclusions as to the probable Member o f The Aaaoclated Preaa says something, it is a good editorial, trend o f things In the immediate fu­ nnd hns fulfilled its purpose. Elo­ ture. <VWi The story Is much the snme every­ quence nnd stylo nro precious, but tho substance is essential. In short, an where: A partial nnd uncqunl harv­ This is the season o f our discon­ editorial Is tho result o f thought do- est; plentiful returns In cIobo juxta­ tent— tail eiul o f the hoot, tail end of signed to instigate thought. None of position with purched nnd burnt up buoincss, tail end o f advertising; tail which alters the fact thnt people will fluids; both prices nnd demand for end o f collections—what a sad tale of thnt are far from satcontinue to llko editorials expressing, farm products pro the tall. ........... to tho producers, Yet these their point o f view nnd to disapprove [ isfnetory ----------- o----------those with which they do not ngroe. [ came products are seeking a market -o The greatest thing in the world is I f they were wise they would follow wherever they enn find it thnt the ohE V ft HOROSCOPES. fnith. Faith in your self first; faith tho papers' example nnd do their own 1ligations o f til farmers mny lie disIn your fellownmn; faith in your city; thinking, reading editorials ns possi- charged. There is an abundance of The astrologers have been rather fnith in your county, and faith in blo lighthouses to point out a dan­ food stuff in the country despite small pessimistic lately. Here pro some your country. Get it today. gerous spot or a change in tho yields in some grains. excepts from a widely published ■------------------------------o ■ — An enormous inflow of wheat to •course.— Palm Bench Post. Evelyn Nesbct Thaw gets front horoscope o f recent date: ----------- o—— — market indicates that there is noth­ page again after ninny years. Three' .k“f f T ing to thnt old stuff about formers ” "! r ’ ° m °, “ " ? !£ F A U L T Y PAC K IN G O FTE N M AKES T H E F T EASY men tried to kidnap her in Now York that is extremely discouraging at this holding hack supplies artificially to * ‘ _____ the other day. Well, it can’t he laid beginning o f autumn. •- - - - - . j force up the price. Likewise that thero “ Newspapers mny present pessi­ on Stanford White, at any rate. It will be recalled that not long ago jH more wheat in the country tlmn ofmistic views on subjects o f prime im-o lt . |in Macon, On., says the State Mnr- fkial figures declare. Admiral Sims has spoken again and nort“ ntc t(> ‘ ho welfare o f the people. ket|n(r ni|r(,nll( twonty or more handlOne matter is most apparent In tho is in lmd again as usual. It would Neptune is n an nsppcct supposed cr8 0f ffreight ruiKht and and express express were con- horoscope o f the future. The measure com seem thnt tho Admiral should retire to reduce tho ,average stock ot ,,, vleted o f systematic thieving in con- of the volume o f business and o f our mon sense, and many persons will do nwtjon with )rowIs in transit, and the nnd write n honk. That is the host commercial welfare hangs upon the oo is i t ings. question was raised ns to what ex- demand for farm products and their way to "shell the enemy," in tlu* Maduess in many incipientform a. t^nt pacekrs and shippers were repiping times o f peace. consequent prices for tho year. All will reveal itself. I sponsible. While losses were directly -----------o----------other "barometeries" are ns nothing "Saturn wnrns o f dangers in dark ,|lle („ thieves, it was suggested that I f all the men who havo money will hy comparison, and can bo relegated spend just a liltlo bit of it in boost­ places. Crimes of violence committed 1a WIIHnevertheless a fact that very to the scrap heap. Fortunately at this often "the sight o f means to do ill ing Sanford, this will ho, the greatest by stealth will lie prevalent. writing, Europe is importing largely "Storms at sea before the end of nmkes ill deeds done," and one fault city in the south before you know it. of our grains and the export o f cotton will prevail." jof present-day shipping practice is , , . , , , . „ I f you spend your money here, other thetomonth .. : i i i.i . i , _ / , , i lirom July 1, to date, are more than Discouraging, isti t it? That Is, if that it affords many opportunities to . , , people will do tho same. Are you i j , ... . j. . 1 , i i , v, . , , double those for the same period or one believes in celestial signs. There /‘ make a thief. The object of pack-j j * spending your money hero? is no telling how many people take ing is not merely for protection ,l* nr' , . , ------------- o----------° <in' na i ,,,s * <llu u 1111 A fter all else fails, Roseoe Ar- such prophecies literally ,nnd have against damage, but for security their spirits elevated or depressed acagainst theft, and the important hearIX‘,U 11' 1 11r luu, H buckle’s wife flies to him when he is cording to the tenor o f Die forecast ing o f had or faulty packing not only ! “ a,um,nt " f haH,ni‘H H in danger. They have been separated for the <lny, week or month. The oxupon the loss o f goods hy theft, hut ’ * ml cnn t0,,u’ rHn, n" u' r for five years after Roseoe became crcisc, however, of such slight cinn^alM upon the settlement o f claims for N ° r does It seem likely^thiit swell headed with success. The little there will be that fatal and futile w ife who helped him to fortune re­ mnn sense as evil stars may permit such losses is largely overlooked, One o f the most common faults in holding of cotton for impossible turns to him when he needs her most. nt this time may tend ti/dlssipntc the gloom. packing is the use o f second-hand coti- higher prices that characterized the ’Twas ever thus. The astrologers evidently read the tniners, which are, of course, cornpar- previous season. The memory o f that desperate mist ike and ' its enduring Tho editor o f the Herald has faith newspnpers and the almanacs ns ativdy easy to open without detection, conscquencs nro too recent to bring »hnt offic<?™ cnnnot in Snnford nnd faith in all of the oth­ closely as they do the stars, and Thc rosu,t its repetition. "PPenrnnce " * to whether er things enumerated. We have had shape their prophecies accordingly, One possibility is at least worthy of fnith in this city for the past fifteen It doesn’t take an occulist to tell that « ,,ntlH hnvc ,,ct'n tnkcn out ,,cfa,‘e tho passing thought. If there he a de­ there are going to be storms at sea P i'^'W ™ '"aclie.l destination or not. years. We have had as many re Grates and barrels are often so frail mand o f any moment, both foreign buffs, as many knockdowns, as many in September, that crimes o f violence that the nails become sprung olid tile and domestic, from now on, and this obstacles as anyone in Sanford, but tend to increase ns winter comes on, hoops and heads become loose by fre­ at least seem .likely, the greater por­ each setback only makes our faitli that people aro going to do foolish quent handling, the contents are ex­ tion o f the carry-over in this country stronger. AVe intend to stay with the things in llu* autumn or nny other sea­ posed, oranges and peaches for in­ will be practically used up by July of game until our faith is justified. son, that newspapers will adopt a ’ stance, and offer distinct temptation next year. With general business and "show me" attitude about public a f­ That's all it takes to make a city. to the pilferer. The contents of pack­ readjustment on nn ascending scale, fairs and that many farmers will he -----------o----------ages are reduced in this way, even if both at home and abroad we shall he Our good friend "Thorn," editor of disappointed with crops and prices. 1the whole pneknge Is not taken. facing n situation where the greater Whether the sun, inooq nnd planets the Kissimmee Gazette, comments on part o f the world's supply of cotton the pninful revelations made by an actually affect human affairs, ns ns- W HEN W IL L I'RICES GO will depend upon thogrowing crop In auditor's report, o f the condition of trology maintains, is still a moot sub- j BACK TO PRE-W AR BASIS? this country. Wlmt such a contingency tile municipality of Puntu Gordu and ject. Nearly everybody used to think ' means to file prosperity o f the South notes that "every city needs a care­ so ,nnd millions still do, though few When you can secure labor at 1014 sounds too optimistic to put in cold ful head." That’s tho point exactly: attempt to explain what the renl nn- ] price schedule. print. overy city does need a careful head, ture o f the Influencing power is, and When service of every class gives Already ne wphases of the situa­ n sort of centralization o f responsi­ why celestial bodies should exort It. honest labor for honest pay. tion finds expression not only in bility so that the praise or the blame, Those who do believe should never When you can get a good hotel wide-spread more cheerful feeling in ns the ease may lie, can he placed fail to remeber the old dictum, "The room nnt, thrce B(llinru meals for from the cotton belt, butalso in somewhat nn t() pcr ,|ny where it helongH. That “ head" ought stars Incline but do not compol," freer buying. This is true likewise in Paracelsus, himself an expert nnd sinWhcn you cnn g ilt n ,|tfetfnt restauto he a city nmnnger.— Lakeland Tele­ the grain regions where farmers are cere student o f astrology, attributed rnnt nlcn, for „ qm4Tter. gram. liberally marketing hogs, wheat and to this iW tor only 20 per cent of all j When you cnn see a good movie —ocorn. the causes which influence human llfo p|ct,uro f or n nickle. WORLD JS CRYING FOR MORE The commercial world will not reap and destiny, and taught that tho In-, When railroad fares are two cents ENERGY. as much benefit from this ns surfnee dividual was master of his own fa te ,1 m|je \ indications seem to promise. For a Inertia, "The Old Mnn of the Sea," in spite of the stars.— Tampa T r ill- 1 when railroad rates are reduced very considerable proportion o f the '] practically 100 por cent. climbed on the hack o f llie world uno. money the farmers receive foi4 their ----------- o while war was napping its energies. When a dentist will pull a tooth for products will go to settling the obli­ It sank its fangs hi the neck and is EDITORIALS. fifty cents. gations enrrid over and the hanks will hanging on today— the real menace When bread sells for five cents a ' get theirs first, and they nro past o f progress. Why are editorials? What arc edi­ loaf. -1 masters in this art. In some sections Energy— such ns made America the torials? When coal is $0.00 a ton. when hanks and dealers have been country she is today— has been forgot­ Editorials probably enmo into ex­ When you can get shaved for n satisfied there will not be much loft ten alimmt entirely. istence beenuso newspaper people arc dime, '"n rtho farmers fo r now purchases. "L e t George Do It" seems to be the human and want to exproHa thoir j When gasoline sells for ten cents a Yet when all has been said tho situa­ slogan of ninety-nine per cent of the views. An honest paper tries to keep , gallon. tion will bo far better than nt pres­ people ono meets today. •its personal bins out o f reports of tho When hanks loan money freely at ent. Normalcy will come about when tho news so far as is humanly possible, regular prices. Htrong men of this country throw off In the editorial columns It Is nt libWhen all these things yonie to pass LOW T ID E ON T H E BEACH Inertia and summoning their energy, erty to say what it thinks about wo would undoubtedly be able to ofstart doing tilings and making things. Forenoon nnd Afternoon Tidcn at ovents as reported in tho news. A fter ft»r our products ut pre-war prices, AVork is the salvation o f the day. About Snme Hour and Minute nil ithe fourth estate hns as much We nro still some way off now!— AVork nt longer hours if necessary, right to oVinion nnd to tho free ox- Wnuchuln Advocate. Sept. 20 ...... 3:52 prossion thereof ns nny of the f i r s t -------------------------Sept. 21 ...... 4:29 three. The fact thnt pcoplo rend cdl- ( IT P A Y S TO ADVERTISE. Sept. 22 torlnls justifies their bolng, and sug-------Sept. 23 ...... 5:69 gcstH that they hnvo some value. j Does It pay to advertise? Mr. J. II. Sept. 21 What arc editorials? They nro Cobarly o f the Snni-Pnk will probably Sept. 25 Vary tho usual vegetables by comment, expressions o f n paper's say thnt It does. For a week Mr. Sept. 20 serving. Flag Brand Succotash. opinion on various subjects. Thoy Coborly has been advertising a great Sept. 27 Sept. 28 Sept. 29 FOR DESSERT Se[it. 30 T ry Del Monte Pears cut half i they aro not confined to the hnpponmere. A bigger crowd was nover inch cubes, served in ice cold j ings o f one day. They may delve brought to DoLand for nny merchan- j * * canteloupo. ; into causes nnd draw conclusions, disc snlo. Special sales of this kind m M Or, serve chocolate ice cream i Alas, they are a never ceasing cause are great advertisements for a town, | n* This Sanford Dally nnd in halves of pears. o f controversy. One editorial may aa well ns fo r tho Individual mer- ( pa Weekly Herald Btnnd ' fo r M please somebody hut it is certain thnt chant. People were brought ,to Do- ( On Sanford and Seminole coun- M every ono will displease somebody, Land from all tho surrounding coun- On ty just ns strongly as the ta which docs not mnttor so very much try. Thoy bough't aluminum war*— ; 0® American fla g stands for W E L A K A BLOCK the greatest nation on earth, ta and then filled their cars with other ( after all. Phone* 497-494 Editorials do not exist to reflect nrtlcles from Coborloy’s nnd other i stores.— DeLand Nows. ■Ml ^ popular opinion, nnd contrary THE HERALB PRINTING X, :U work at lead pay if necessary— but work, work that calls lo r real energy will do more to 'restore normal condi­ tions than all the legislation congress can pass in n million years. Thero is no rcuson why conditions should not quickly become stabilized. Wo have been sot n wonderful example by littlfc Belgium and by our rocent enemy, Germnny. Whntcver ono mny say or think of Germnny that nation hns GONE TO WORK, nnd unless some cog slips Germnny is going to he the first European country to nttnin normalcy. Wo have more real money nnd cred­ it than nny other nntlon on the globe. We have the world’s greatest natur­ al resources. We have abundant man-power, pos­ sessing brains, skill and strength. But— we are too prone to criticise, to cry about hard times, to look for positions rather than jobs, to "let George" do the hnrd work. All the resources of this country are lost unless Energy can he mustered nnd Inertia swept out of our land. Perspiration — real, old-fashioned sweat— is what we need If we are to reap the harvest thnt is justly ours.— Jacksonville Metropolis. Inc. er what better aim could a bank have than to render good ser­ vice to its patrons? In our desire to make this an in­ stitution o f service, we are do­ ing everything withirt the realm o f good banking to assist in the betterment and up-building of this city and section. First National Banil A CO M M U N ITY BU ILDER F. P. Forster, President B, F. W hilner, Cashier J SUGGESTIONS Deane Turner V.’. PROFESSIONAL AND BUS! DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Nam e o f Every Live] fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAW YERS __ c o n t r a c t o r s ] George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bnnk SANFO RD S. O. Shinhobtrl Contractor mid D a SANFO RD . FLO R ID A B A T T E R IE S S a n f o r d Construct CONTRACTORS AND BU Planes nnd Specification! Furnished Battery Troubles to Us All Work Guarinttd W* Sp*eUllM on Elootrlotl Work ind con (Wo you dopondablo it nrloo,. ' II. T. PAC E p.ai naiNO your WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS TOR OVERHAULING YOUR OAR Sanford Battery Service Builders & Cont Sketches and Estimatn Company building too large nnd noul Phone 189 L. A. Itcnnud, Prop. H ARTFO RD B A T T E R Y “ Battery Insurance” Sold nnd Serviced by Edw. H iggins, Inc. H aight & Wieland ----- A L L WORK GVARAB Wilson & Shor Pino nnd Garlnnd Sts., Orl PU R E WATER Elder Springs Watj 99.98r i PURE Phone 311-W Si G AR A G E S Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repnirinff OIL. GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First R E A L E S TA TE LO RD ’S PURI WATER AS GOOD A S TUB I Dnily Service SAN FO R D E. F. Lane XO) WORKS i Real Estate and Insurance V. C. COLLER, Pr*| Phone 95 Geo. W . K night Real Estate and Insurance SANFO RD FLORIDA Genera! Shop and! Work CONTRACTOR nnd BU 517 Commercial Street ..Employment Bureau.. 8i TRANSFER The vocational committee o f the Bust, ness and Professional Women's Club “ W E D ELIVER THE requests all young women desiring employment to register at the First Quick S to ra g e F a cllljjj j National Bnnk. I f we pleaae you, tell '] AG N ES G. BERNER, Chalrmnn tell ua. Phon® 4M S e r v ic e Eyes Examined Glnsacs Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. . h o t e DT H o t e l M on tczi “ Sanford’s N e » Hi'1 11.50 Up P « DiJ O P T IC IA N O PTOM ETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fin. W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ ­ IN G W O RK S C. a. WILSON, Own.r S A T IS FA C TO R Y SER VICE A N D R E A S O N A B LE PRICES Wl»ht Or.th.r. *r.« Butldlnf Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Work* . Automobilo Flywheol Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Bhaft* Re-turned rww ELECTRIC Contort"0 j Phone Aft* rh((\ �f . f VUKv flw •i.* ■ ?{ff i •vv: ■m ny* THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1021 . ■sp In and About S The Clip ** Henlioa of AfAltcra l» B rli* P»f»on»l H W * ,fInlof®1* # * # # # * # * # # •HIE WEATHER * - * »< Summary o f tbo Floating Snail Talha Succinctly Arranged fo r Herald Banders # : TEMPERATURE *-* # # # * * * * # v a, Williams was a buBincBB visi­ # # tor here yesterday. # j w. Mitchell represented Jack- # # gonville here yesterday.. # • JL --------- Weil, that old bulb is still hanging rgund the 00 mark. We are really making good at pur, prediction th a t, it .would never bo any cooler until wo have a dashing rain or a big storm. Honestly, folks, wouldn't it bo awful if it didn’t rain until Christmas? I f that thermometer does not fall in and make .It. fall, yes. But W. A. Webster, of Atlanta, was iq # aren’t the nlghfa cool and Florida is dothe city yesterday transacting busi­ # comfortable? » . ing all she pan to make up, for ness. # the-rain taking a vacation. ' The Am erican Legion will give a # 5:40 A. M. SEPTEM BER 20 00 Bpeciul en tertain m ent a t the Princess # Am^um .............. # Minimum ..................... GO Wednesday even in g. # Range ............................ 70 I Miss Dorothy Cameron has returnod # Barometer .......................30.18 ca from a visit to A ugusta, Gn., whore # Calm and dear. ,he was the guest of relatives. * t ,# J J. II. Stephens, of Tnmpn, was here yesterday registered at the Montezu­ F R A N K A K E R S T IR E CO., B U YS F IL L IN G S TA TIO N ma while attending to business. FROM EDW ARD HIGGINS. Fren Hat Shop and Pressing Club also dye work. All work guaranteed. 109 Sanford Ave. 153-Btp Frank Akers Tire Co., has come back into being tho purchnso of the Edward Higgins Ailing station on Frank Akers, of the Frank Akers’ ( \ycst First street having been made Tire Ca, has returned from a business recently. Frank Akers hns been the trip to Atlanta whore he spent Hoveral j presiding spirit in the new station days. I and before this hud a place o f his own next to the Are station hut for tho Several of our local fishermen, who pnst six months hns been with Edhave been to the bench in the past wnrd Higglnc. Frnnk is back on the few days report the «ea bass biting job ngnin and in connection with the again. sale o f that good Gulf gnsolino ami , , , I oils will have n complete line c f nuto *“ 7 ™ f h.0" “ r Jo, r ry , " ' « * o . » o r l » , ole. I I . will handle tho inlteil at MrLimlln *. Two flro t c l . . . 0 J,M t|ro olht.r ..teh otokon. Prompt • « * • . ______ thlnim In tho opoclolty lino, l.ook for his announcement in the Herald and Attorney IV. It. Crawford, o f Or- ! ° » k f « r Fr“ " k- H« '* ,h,! III* , was ia tho city this oftornoon i " b rt'“ ,ly V>, » « 'V « ? » “ • transacting business and cnlling on his F IR S T F IV E ACRES OF C E LE R Y many Sanford friends, P L A N T E D HY M IK E S T O IN E F F A T LE AS T M IK E S AYS SO. Ice should be the cheapest ■com­ modity in Sanford these days. It is Mike Stoineff, of Celery avenue, a real necessity and is costing more was in today and says that he is the than any other necessity. "earliest man’ ’ in the celery gnmo this year. He bases his assertion on tho ROOFING, Red and grepn Blnte sur­ fact that ho has already set out in the face, 3-ply $3.20 per squnre. Tiger field five acres o f celery. We have brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; yet to hear from other precincts be1-ply, $2,25, Free delivery. Address M v r\. t> on, fdto announcing that JVIike is elected »l. h. Clan. Box 301. 130-20tp ^ jt |(1Ijk„ „ k, he gc|„ lhc rullher g„„, , . . . . . . . . , hanford in about.the busiest place handled scoop shovel for being tho m this part of the State, but it could __________ _________ be busier if there wore Avo hundred A D V E R TIS IN G P A Y S more houses started before the winter ED L A N E S A Y IT DO. rush of tourist begins, I Ed Lane, tho rcnl estate mnn, Merchant's (lain Day will be on the placed two local ads. In the wnnt col29th of September— next Thursday— uqin yeHtordny, cnlling attention to get your store ready for the b|g day, two houses fo r rent. Before the pa­ get your picnic lunch ready and get per had.been out two hours, both all the family ready for one big time. houses were rented and Afty other people phoned tho house wanting to • W I I A m W te . th. giant them: E d m S . B k«>'. .xchanje, rccharp. and r e ?" d * * lake * * * * * * * * * I H*1ft * fr Will m Ma r y * * * * * ow re The opening services o f the now Baptist church at Lake Monroe, was largely attended Sunday. A sunrlso service w o h held enrly in'tho morn­ ing nnd was very beautiful and Im­ pressive. Rev. E. Lee Smith, tho pastor, officiated nt tho song and prayer coromonies in tho early hours Our F A L L H ATS, and they are d ifferen t from last sea­ o f tho Sabbath. A t the regular morn­ ing service at 11 o'clock, Rev. Smith son, in style, shape, colot* and price chose as his text, “ The Great Tem ­ ple,” and his orution was replete with vigor and inspiration. Mrtft Smith, W E A R E S E L L IN G ’EM FO R LESS w ife o f tho pastor, who is quite on accomplished woman, and possesses much musicnl talent, both vocal and instrumental, charmed the audience by the rendition of a beautiful solo, “ Open the Door of tho T e m p W A large and responsive audience took part in the noon-day s rvlee, many coming from a distance. The primary department o f tho i > *. Lake Monroe school under the super­ vision o f Mrs. JacobB, teacher, gave n very dolightful little entertainment Fridny nfternoon. Sunbeams, the title of the program, was very hap­ pily carried out in song nnd story by sn?t?£ r w r / so/ m w M L the wee little folks who so naturnlly acted the parts with their bright smiles nnd winsome manner. Quite a large number of the patrons wore present, nil o f whom seemed to en­ joy the oxerctses very much. Miss Ddndoo, o f Mnrylnnd, who purchased the Powell place, has ur rived to spend tho winter. Miss Dun doo whh formerly a missionary, and has traveled extensively in the East, having visited India, Chinn, the Holy 4 Land, and many othor foreign coun­ tries. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Oglesby will I" ACE, NECK AND ARMS E ASILY still rent the place, and Miss Dnndon MADE SMOO111,^ SAYH Classified advertikements, 5 cent* a line. No ad taken for leas than will do light housekeeping in t h e 1 SPE C IALIST 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ new addition o f the home, which she Any breaking out o f the skin, even will occupy. cordingly. A Inrfc crowd from this place will flory’ itch,lnK ecf “ mn’ ‘>«/lu*ckly attend the Baptist Seminole A hsoci h . '^ereom e by applying a ll tie MenthoFOR R E N T — Two furnished front FO R S A L E rooms at 206 Park Ave. 153-Gtp tion which convenes at Geneva t h i s ‘ f ' 0™ n /'u . lialistist, Because o f its groat dc- FOR S A L E — Rose No. 4 seed, Irish FOR R E N T— Two furnished rooms. potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A. WL’C’ ’ ... „ „ „ , . . stroying properties, this sulphur preApply 1004 Elm Ave. 152-tfc Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Russ, o Lock-, ^ ^ flt onoe to HOotho ir. Brumloy. 131-tfc hart, spent the week-end with their flkjn ah(, he|l, oruptionH m c h FOR R E N T— Single, furnished room, FOR S A L E — 1021 Model Ford Sedan close in. Gentlemen preferred, J. daughter, Mrs. C. II. McKinney. Infl rnshi pin)ple9 and rlng worm. nt $550. This ia a bargain. See us Mr and Mrs. Harris Doyle, o f P h il-j ae|dom to n,moVL, thL. tor. M‘„ cure Herald. 152-2tp nt once.—-B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc adclphin, are visiting Mr .and Mrs. mont and disfigurement, and you do W ANTED A. Doyle. Their little son, Daniel, hns not hnvc to wnit for relief from em- FOR S A LE — Medium slzo safe. A p ­ ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth entered school here. jbnrrnssmont. Improvement quickly W AN TE D TO UENT- -A piano. Cull Street. 04-61. Mr, nnd Mrs. F. W illis, Hr., Jack- Hj10W8 Sufferers from skin trouble 153-Gtp at 200 Pork Ave. sonville, arc visiting their hoii, Mr. should obtain a small jar o f Mentho- FOR S A L E — Lexington, 1020 model, nt $1250, Looks good and is in A - l W A N T E D — Hemstitching nnd pecotT. Willis, o f this place Hulphur from nny good druggist and Ing, also orders for all kinds of mechanical condition. Terms to suit Mr. and Mrs. Nonl Muthes and use it like cold cream.-—Adv. planting. T24 Palmetto Avo. 149-Gto you,— B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc daughtor,. Miss Lois Mathos, of Or­ W A N T E l)— Salesman capable, re^ lando, hnveretumod home after visit­ FOR S A L E —8-room house with nil DOINGS OF C O M PAN Y I). liable, experienced specialty sales­ ing Mr. nnd Mrs. c! II. McKinney. modern convenience, excellent re­ man in locnl territory. Big earnings, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Bailey were pair. Privnto wntor works, In desir­ The Qixie Minstrel^ are coming garage, store, factory trade. Perman­ guests o f Mrs C. A. Whiltens at Han­ along fine. Monday night wns the first able location. Reasonable terms. A p ­ ent position.— W. A. Hiccke, P. O. Box ford, Saturday, nml met their sister full rehearsal ,and Allison and Rudi- ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. 153-ltp 110-tfc 1173, Milwaukee, Wise. fo r the day, Mrs. J. L. Hamcrick, of sell, tho directors, say judging from Kissimmee. u the rehearsals it is the most prom­ FOR S A L E — Bulck Rondstor at B O ARD A N D ROOM Mrs. Charles Bell and son, Ernest, ising’ show they have ever staged, bargain.— B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc have returned from an extended visit ami they want to compliment San­ FOR S A L E — Ono icavy duty two- BOABI) AN1) ROOM— Private family. 719 Ouk Ave. 151-7tp to Hot Springs. Ark. Mrs. Bell is very ford on their splendid talent. The wheel trnilcr in good condition. In­ fliuch henefitted in health. 143-tfc songs are very tuneful, and f nappy, quire nt Ford Garage, REDUCED PRICES ON OLDSMOMrs. Ponce, o f Miami, was u guest nnd the beauty chorus would make FOR S A L E — Stublo manure; cur lots. M ILE S A N D TRUCKS of Mr .and Mrs, Bartow Mann over Zigflcld ravingly jealous. The cast Good dry Htoqk, Price $7 per ton, f. OLIh 4 dropped .......................... $ 200 Sunday, and nttended the opening will ho made o f fifty of Snnford’s o. b, curs, Sanford. Chase & Co. OldH 8 dropped ....... .................. 100 service of the new Bnptist church. heat home talent nnd professional 151-tfc. Oldsniobile Trui’Ks, Chassis ...... 1095 Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Wairtwright, players The show will be a mam­ FOR S A L E — 1 form ennnor nnd sevN. II. GARNER, Dealer have loft fo r Macon, Ga., whore Rev. moth minstrel musical comedy, vau­ oral dozen jars. Very rensonnblo. 152-2tc A. A, Walnwrlght will enter Mercer deville, revue. Bert Willinms, Bert Address “ E. H ." care Herald. dh-tf college and continue his-studies in the Sevono and Al Jolaon, will not be in NO TICE FOR S A L E — 7 room cottage, plaster­ ministry the enst, hut believe me boy, they ed, well finished und in good condi­ W ill the party who broke into C. Mrs. Annie Driggers, of Titusville, sho will he there ''figuratively." tion. One aero o f lund. Good barn, A. Reed's house Sunday night, bring has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. tenant house; Delco lighting system, back tho can goods nml othor stuff, Coleman, asd her son-in-law, Mr. Tom C A R PE TS A N D RUGS on St. Johns’ river. Cannt coming up and save trouble, ns they were seen Bell, nnd children. W ASHED Ifrom river at rear o f place where and are known. Mrs. Baum Garden, o f Mt. Dora, nnd cleaned at your home or we will boats can he kept.—A . P. Connelly, visited Mrs, Hattie Wayne Inst week. call for and deliver. Hnmilton Dench |, 153-4tc M th, Harry Rabun is confined to Electric Washers used.— Sanford j/q r S A LE OR R E N T— Piano in good her home by illness. Steam PrcBsery, 317’ lsl St. Phone 360 condition. Phone 103-J or address .Master Fred.Boll is improving after 149-Otp 11*. O. Box 352. with months o f strenuous work are several weeks' illness. Fred is a very NEGRO FOUND IN G IR L'S Cauliflower nearly here. You should take pains SA ALE L E— - 50,000 . . 'FO R bright and manly little fellow, and ROOM. HANGED RY MOB plnnt„ ftt ?350 por 1,000.— W. B. to find out whether your children’s his schoolmates arc hoping for him u 148,-Otp eyes are normal. Has school work Hickson, Celery Avo. nnd reading strained your hoy's eyea? and Mrs. Curtis Muse, came w a r , t||ken from thc PittHboro jail e a r ly 1 1,urncr f ««’ence Automatic il Poor eyesight, undiscovered, may re­ drowning by falling into n tiling box.|Sund mornin|f nn{, hnnR,d to the » ,“ J dining room table and four tard a child's whole progress in life. STETSON -A card will hrinffua to see y o u . - # Saidord Mattress Co. l48-7tp # . » fow M*YB we wjll take an *x It * owing ■A For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday; no change in temperature. * ■i/a s“k'. '“k° lk” f i t all a,«k.» B„,u.rk.,.- It a y llroth“ *• ' hoj' » ' « ^ - - T ta t t "m to en. Phone 518 1T0 tf Tho wnnt column o f tho ’______ * C p ally Hernld Is tho mnrket place of Thu Sanford High School football thln clty nml county’ nn<1 if yoU h,*V° has started practice and expects nnyth>ng to buy, Hell, tense, rent, exto have the rough edees worn off bv eha,1K«. Put in the Herald. Wo can H «t that School begins They «o t you results. #v.l‘ nmn>' games already scheduled • ' Wa expect to put n good team In tho MASONS A T T E N T IO N Held. I ______ BERG SCH0BLE Sanford, Fla. ; SULPHUR CLEARS ROUGH, RED SKIN CLASSIFIED ADS SCHOOL DAYS -------I Regular meeting o f Sanford Lodge T tUf’K TIRES, Goodyear non-skids No. 02, F. & A. M. tonight at 7:30, ............................ $27.50 The Third Degree will be conferred on i ^ 31.00 several condldntos beginning nt 8 When found he was holding to the 1|mb o f a trc,L, five mllus from town, ,chairs; two twin iron beds with matother sizes nny make, in propor- o’clock. All members expected and side with both hnndH nnd was nearly Tho,body of the victim was found yeswood stove; one 1ston. Get our prices before you buy.— visiting Masons Invited. Refreshcat model Singer sowing machine; one exhausted. terday about 10 o’clock « y Brothers, Phone 518. 150-tfc ntents. ■ W T 2W m s...... . a , , IU» aiieKC!lih"nt'i>nnlolB w»» f»un,l J- k- Russel), W. C. Williams and AMERICAN UEQION «• ‘- Mel-,uhern, of Atlanta, \yere in W ILL E N T R A I N PUBLIC cRy twlay looking over tho field TOMORROW NIGHT. ,w.r “ *|,,'c' nl edition but concluded it -------' the Propor time to put on a T*10 American, Legion wishes to an1lllt^ stunt hero. , pounce tji^t they will pull off another j, -------j big one tomorrow night at the Prinqa ‘ '• Nccl hns returned from c®*“ at-which time there will be some , o n , r , r * " here 8he visited .for' .rw l b<V$lRg and some wrestllpg and 'k>g ft 1 W ^ ^ r* ^ eoL w ho is look- othor stunts that will entertain the ihoble 13lCwBe ll torest8 of t y w v r up ‘ ho ’ W 8 ° f t,ho the II, IJnrrY I®.missed from people generally. Everybody is In*oni« s 0fTice’ but expccta -io.be v it^ tto tha ^Princess theatre .Wodduture ' ° n 8ome tlrae ,n the near nosday night to sso the-stunts, FLO R ID A C IV IL IA N In thc reen, c l n .Iccplni, whit. Kiri R IF L E TEAM M AK ES j Friday night. Ho escaped from the HIGH M AR K A T PERRY, house when the alarm was given but -------Jwaa apprehended by officers SaturJAC K SO N VILLE , Sept. 20.—The (Jay, and, it is alleged, confessed that civilinn rifle team representing Fieri- ho was tho negro found leaning over da at the national shoot at Camp Por- 'the Bleeping girl. Tho negro was plucyy achieved the distinction (o f having ed .ln jail at Pittshoro and Sunday every member make the grade of ex- morning About 2 o’clock a mob overpert rifleman, according to a wire powered Jailer W. H. Taylor nnd takfrom Sterling E. Smith,-team captalg, tog the.Jail keys from that officer took to -Adjutant-Genera] C. iP. Lovell, at fnpnlela;ftom the,Jail ^ o a point Avo _____ . _ St.(Augustine. ,«d les ff*m|toWn..where he was hung An automobile tire chAin wns used to The wlro to Gon. Lovell reads: "It is a pieAlJiro .Inform ^.ou hang the negro ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAIt every man on tho Florida Civilian DRINK Rifle team qualified as export rifle­ jflor C^ntmandery will hold a man.” Tho wire was sigrnxl by Rider Springs .Water, (is 90 08-10 a Jtatiid,conclave on Thursday. Sent, 22 per -cent pure. ,P n « n « '311. Smith. Middy Suits, f i t , " i ’X x u n l$24tc Bjy It with a , ; * Her*ld Want Ad. jo_______ _______ ______ — Em. Com. . I team is made up o f civilians from ew Era Printery op. 'Por office ■uppllea, atationery, -ekj national tournament.” come to the Herald office. ■ I-1- .Fdurth and Hanford 'Av» JOB P R IN T IN G O PTOM ETRIST— O P T IC IA N ko Office Opp P. O. P '- " 1 FOR S A L E — A pair o f young, black marc mules, at a bargain. Phono 160,____________________________ 152-tfc .."SNSTStfet"" r IFOR RENT—Several koeping rooms. Lmirel. light house- New and cltian. 117 144-tfc FOR R EN T— Comforfahlo rooihd, furntshed fo r fight hbueekebping. 318 ■ Palmetto Ave. ________ .140 dtp; R E N i1— Uart of store, nice window apace. Apply Herald office. FOR R E N T — Rofinod couple. desiring two nice unfurnished communicat­ ing rooms for light housekeeping, with bath, lights and city watbi1, close in) call on Mrfc. tl.'B. SniUh, 801 PAlntetto ave, ,1s STONE JARS ’ , -- - * "I* • 1-* h. * -1 a•- » ; Mason, Stire-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses Seeour iine of Stone Grocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. BALL HARDW ARE ,y - , ‘ —j__ TIME W e hnve the / ILja Phone 192 Pickling and Preserving FOR S A L E — Large two story store building at Puola, Fla. Cun be made into good apartment house upstairs. 7 miles from Hartford on hnrd road.— A. P. Connolly. 158-4tc tVisj H. E. TOLAR, C.I1 , t lhc 150-3tc 175 ( * > ; mattre.. TOM MOORE CO. i X- •J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 20, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 20, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 20, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/12fab6b7320ba1cec011d285c1b6fee2.pdf 40ce72b7c0de05cd5e202f9a3add9dd8 PDF Text Text Sanford THB . ''City Substantial IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEFTEMBER.21, 1921 ©ERAL INVESTIGATION KU KLIIX KLAN POSSIBLE INFORMATION IS SOUGHT attorney General Lays Facts Before th e President DTHINGJEFINITE \s s s s ts s s r TIONISMADE. ,n. Tli, . PreM) ONLY ELEVEN PARDONS k RECEIVE FAVORABLE ACTION STATE PARDON HOARD. (By Th* A itoclaltd F ra u ) SEVERANCE IN MURDER CASE IS GRANTED Rawlings jointly indicted on murder in the first degree. Pope wns re-ar­ raigned on the first and second counts in tho indictment which chnrgcd mur­ der, pleaded not guilty. Renrrnignment was necessary on account of tho withdrawal of the third count in the indictment by the stnte, which charg­ ed Pope instignnted killing of Hick­ man. Gibbs serving instead of Sim­ mons, who disqualified himself into yesterday on tho plea of Pope’s coun­ sel that Simmons wns prejudiced. > Rawlings counsel protested against severance which Pope's counsel suc­ cessfully gained but Gibbs overruled protest. Pope's counsel then made a motion for a change of venue which will he nrgued at noon. Pope will ho tried first. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.-T he Ku Klux kian was denounced as destructive of free government, peace and harmony L William F. Johnson, grand mnster bf the Grand Lodge of Missouri, Free and Accepted Masons, in an address Lt the lodge’s annual convention which bpened here yesterday. “As the impression scorns to preail in some sections," deelnred Mr. [Johnson, "that the Masonic fraternity directly or indirectly associated arith this (Ku Klux Klnn) secret praniution, it is well that the seal of disapproval lie positively placed ,by [this grand lodge upon this secret or­ ganization. “We cannot, as Free Masons, and good citizens, recognize tho right of en to assume unto themselves tho H* # # # * # * * * - , » * # * ' * * Mi # ^ight to administer law and to in­ * * FLORIDA’S HERO # flict punishment upon their fellow-; LAID TO REST TO-, * nen. Such nn assumption is suhver- j * DAY AT CLEARWATER # hive of nur republican institutions, | * gor.trary to the great principles of * CLEARWATER, Sept. 21.— * Tree Masonry. "An organization that practices * —Almost every person in * Censorship „f private conduct behind * Clfenrwntcr will attend the # pa? midnight anonymity of mask and * funeral today of the late * ohe, and enforces iis secret decrees * Lieut. Henry W. Hoyt, whose * *ith the wenpon f whips and tar * body arrived Monday* night, * M fenthers, no;-' ultimately merit * having left New York on Snt- # Lieut. Robert * H rece've the ( • 'b mnation of those * urdny night. * Hoyt, who went to New York * o believe in courts, open justice * to attend the ceretnoninls in * pd good citizenship," * the Brooklyn Navy Yard,* nc# The convention will continue Thurs* companicd the remains homo. * »y. * Tho trnin wns mot by a body # * of American I.egioners nnd es- # * corted to tho undertaking pnr- * * lors of C. N. Alexander, where * * 'it remained until this morn- # * Ing when it wns taken to the # * Presbyterian church, where it # * will Hq in state until the fu- # * neral services nt -I o’clock ’ # * this afternoon, • * Word wns received in this # J n f ,,,N(:T0N’ Se,,t- 21*—An- * K ™ ..... - white house to­ * city yesterday afternoon by * W ,h'‘ m'u treaties with * Commander Abbott, of tho lo- * (rouM*?!, Au,t"'' M"‘l Hungary, .» cnl Americnn Legion, thnt n * nnvnl subchaser would be here * L ' t u. T " u,," i tomorrow, the * * today with n full complement * lh>i 1 >’>’ information * of nnvnl men. * rnm several ! ' '‘n ' * On account of tho shallow # k n.m ul;;;1 m,H as weI1 aB * water of tho bay, tho boat will * KMeen l]T K l‘“|,ublic*n, Idaho, * anchor off Clearwater Bench. * C ty V ' ’1' the * Tho nnvnl department will # r.g e ,fl,htCrT ll,S’ ls Plnnning to * participate In the funeral of * # sew I ! f n‘Jni,Ml n‘tiflcation of the * Lieutenant Hoyt. * A number of American Lo* K , a‘ ? ' - MM to have as* gion men from Tnmpn post * Cbllc.ni. ",U|,|M*rl from “ f°w Ro- * and n largo company of citl- * irere for„m'' ' 0,no ^ “"'ocrats who * . zens nnd personal friends of * h* V.VrsaZ, Uel’ly. ^ CritiC" °f * the dead man, a hero of the * * disaster to tho dirigible ZR-2 # M ta M o V T Z r '” f ";po,IUon- * at Hull, England, will be in nt- * N tot night th " thu 8unat0 * tendanco at tho servicer. * r 'y rntifi!,,! y Wero conHdent of * r Owing to a special request # N m ! ! : • ,,r: ‘h<* opponent, * of tho family of tho deceased, _ # * Dr. W. B. Y. Wilkie, pastor of # k n e d wllhlth,,."n '!rftti°n HU|,port * the Presbyteriqn church of ’# V have In,en,0cr"ts who nl- * Dunedin, who will officiate at * “g l a r e d for ratification. * tho services, stated today that # * tho servicto will bo very brief, # * nnd no sermon will be preach- # NRl‘TMAr,,BW8 c ,,GSEN # ° * ^ AI) AIll SERVICE. * cd. * Tumor-Brandon Post, Am- * * erican Legion, of this city, * * will have charge of the scr- # * vice. V . # • *~ # rt' Wa’ nominal i ! ’,CorpB on*ln- * *nt H»rdlng t r ,0(Jay by Pr«8'»Uh the rank o f v f n° ^ nk of Mnjor.Gcner- Cooler brceaiv will soon be fe lt So will hats.—Nashville Tennessean. sORAH TO LEAD FIGHT AGAINST PEACE TREATIES WASllwCTnPM ,,) 7r,on 21~Colonei STATE ROAD BOOSTERS WILL HAVE ROAD NO. 2 OR KNOW REASON WHY FUTCII BRINGS SUIT. AGAINST TAMPA TIMES ALLEGES BE WAS LIBELED. (B r Th* AnocUted Pr*M) TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 21.—Favor­ able notion upon only eleven out of ono hundred and fifty applications for clemency wns reviewed by the State Pardon Board nt a meeting held Inst week. Seven were granted condition­ al pardons, and fines reduced In two cases and citizenship restored to two personno previously pardoned. WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.— Inforution in the hands of the Depart,ent of Justice ns to the n ctlv iticB of e Ku Klux Klnn were luid heforo esident Harding today hy Attorney -ncrnl Daugherty after the latter ,d c o n fe rre d with Director Hums of e D e p a r tm e n t's Bureau of Inveatiition. Officials decline to express . opinion as fit the possibility of tho I‘OI»E ANP RAWLINGS WILL RE * TRIED SEPAR­ iedernl investigation but stated tho ATELY Lpartment would take steps to gath­ er further details of tho situation. So • (By Th* A**oclat*d P rtu ) ir the department’s information conJACKSONVILLE, Sept. 21.—Cir­ jted largely o f isolated complnints cuit Judge Gibbs this morning granted Ipmi private individuals and organl- severance in the ense of Pope and ations. Navy Airships and Hangar Wrecked NUMBER 154 Several Hundred Will Gather at Orlando October 8th TAMPA, Sept. 21.—A. D. Futch, n traveling salesman for n Jackson­ ville concern, has filed suit for fifty tho publisher of the Tanirn Times. He alleges he wns libelled in nn ar­ ticle of a recent issue of the Times, YESTERDAY DECIDED TO CALL which related to tho death of Vir­ ANOTHER MEETING AT WHICH THEY WILL DO SOMETHING ginia Turner, of Clcnrwnter. MEETING AT OCALA An explosion In the gasoline tank of (lie navy illrigllilc I Ml at (lie Rock* away Point (N. Y.) ntr station started a lire which ilestroyeil the dirigible, a kite balloon and another airship ami rondeml the big Itiingnr a pile of Junk. The dainnge Is estimated In the nelghborbooil «»f s.*,imi,ii\HI. CHICAGO LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE APPEALS TO CONGRESS FOR OFFICIALS TO FUNCTION ENTIRE FAMILY MURDERED IN MICHIGAN DOWAGIAC SCENE OF FRIGHT­ FUL CRIME SUNDAY NIGHT (B r Th* A tiooliU d Fr**t) (B r Th* AuooUtsd P r tu ) OCALA, Sept. 21.—Several hundred State Road No. 2 will moot at Orlando October 8th to continue their efforts lo have work on highway completed. Orlando meeting decided upon at mass meeting in Ocnln Inst night nttended by sovcrnl hundred persons from nino counties. Resolutions were adopted calling upon Governor Hardee and members of the State ond Depart­ ment to make avnilnble one million, three hundred nnd twenty eight thous­ and dollars provided by four of tho counties Involved for rond work. Sev­ eral speakers declared Jacksonville nnd the East Const interests wero trying to stifle tho project in order thnt the influx of tourists nnd new­ comers to the state must necessarily come through Jacksonville nnd down the Enst Const. W. W. Phillips, of Lake City, a member of tho stato leg­ islature, urged the fight he carried into politics, exhorting tho voters not to support any candidate for stnte of­ fice not in favor of the project. Tho meeting nt Ocala followed the.onc held at Gninesvilio recently. • DOWAGIAC, Mich., Sept. 21.— Bloodstained club nnd bloody finger prints were the only clues today by which loeni authorities hoped to elenr before witnesses thnt "a slong ns the up the murder of three persons nnd government allows intoxicating the serious injury of another, a child, liquors to he shipped into Chiengo I in their home here. William Monroe, will not mop it up." wife and 17-year-old daughter wero The resolution then continues: found beaten to denth with a club, in “Now, when the mayor of Chiengo the same room wns found the tonCHICAGO, Sept. 21.—An appeal to congress to enact a law to compel city nnd his general superintendent of yenr-old daughter beaten on the head officials to obey their oaths of office police take a position thnt we have until unconscious. The child wus made blind by the blows. Although hef'rcin enforcing the 18th amendment has shown to you that they have taken, covery is very doubtful officials hope been made In the form of n resolu­ nnd the condition ns to the illegal sale she may be revived sufficiently to tell tion passed hy the Chicago Law and o fintoxienting liquot- in Chicago are tho story of the attuck. Tho tragedy Order Lenguo with nssurnnee thnt it very bad, and when tho mnyor nnd was discovered yesterday when tho will be brought up in congress during chief of police have under them about child's chum entered the* home nftcr ONE HUNDRED KILLED AT MAYENCE, GERMANY, * fi,000 policemen, wo believe thnt the the next few days hearing her monn. It is helioved tho IN CHEMICAL PLANT. time hns come In the history of this Tho resolution, after asserting that uttnek occurred Saturday night nB government to find oilt whether there while Mnyor Thompson of tills city members of the family yvoro last seen (By Th* AuooUUd P r* u ) has announced ’that nil of his ap­ is* not a inw thnt will Tench officials then. It is believed thnt the child lay MAYENCE, Germany, Sept. 21.— Chicago, who wounded on the floor nearly sixty pointees hnvo been instructed to en­ o fa grent city like Moro than ono hundred persons jiro practically nullify the 18th amend­ hours before discovery. force the Inw, states that there are reported killed today when a chemi­ not less thnn 3,1)00 “dry Tinrs" in the ment to tho Constitutinn. The time cal products plant exploded at Oppau, iity of Chicago where Intoxicating lias come when the government of the near Frankcnthnl, in the Worms reg­ liquor is sold “and thu principal of- United States, if there is no Inw to ion. Telephone nnd telegraph obey their fr nd(rs in permitting this situntlon to compel the officials to TENTATIVE AGENDA niuniention with Frnnkenthnl nro cut continue lire the Mayor * f Chicago oaths of office, ought to enact such :z TO GUIDE NATIONS IN off hy tho explosion, and details PEACE PROGAM and tho General Superintendent of Inw nnd we appeal to the Sennte and lacking. House ut Washington and ask thnt, if Police." Early reports stated th n t two ex­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.— * plosions, which besides causing hun­ The resolution states that Chief of necessary, a Inw be passed to cover * * The tentative agenda which * dreds of casualties in killed nnd Police Fitzmorris, of Chicago, staffed such cnscs as this. * the United States has trails- # ed, did enormous dnnuige. * mitted to the principal powers # * who will participate in the # PARIS, Sept. 21.—Ono thousand * conference on limitation of # persons are reported killed, scvornl * armament and Pacific nnd Far * thousand Injured, nt Oppau, near * Eastern questions suggests on # Frnnkenthnl, In Rhine Pnlntinntc, * broad lines subjects for con- * through explosions in n chemical pro­ * sidorntion. Foreign offices * ducts plant, according to n Mnyence * to whom it has been sent have * message to Hnvns agency hore LONDON, Sept. 21.—Prime Minis­ * mecn informed that it is es- # NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—The Hel* Hcntiiflly suggestive nnd sub- # gicn I, an Ailicricnn entrant in the ter Lloyd George’s reply to Eamonn * ject to amendments or addi- * MAYENCE, Sept. 21.—Eight international balloon race, which DcValorn, will probably he delayed * tions. An outline of the agon- * dred persons arc reported killed and started from Hrussells, luuTlnndcd at until after a conference with the min­ * da follows * many injured today hy oxplosions in liraich Y Pwll, north Wales. Ralph isters at Gairloch, Scotland, Thursday * Limitation of nrninment: * Badissehe Anilinfnbrik Works, nt Upson, one of the pilots, cabled yes­ and it seems certain that there will * Oppau, , 1.—Limitation of naval nr# terday afternoon to the aero club of he no Irish peace conference at In­ * moment. Basis of limitation. # America. The balloon traveled ‘120 verness, for, according to the Intest * Extent of limitation. Fulfill- * repbrts, Mr. Lloyd George hns decided miles in 27IG hours. # to return to London at the end of the * mont of conditions. * 2.—Rules for control of new * BRUSSELLS, Sept. 21.—Two of week if his health is sufficiently re­ * agencies of warfare. * the live balloons which up to yester­ stored, in which ense the next formal * 3.—Limitation of land nrmn- # day morning had not been heard from cabinet council will be held in Lon­ * ment. # nftcr starting Sunday in the James don. * Pacific nnd Far . Eastern * Sir Hatiiar Greenwood, chief secre­ Gordon Bennett International race, * questions: # wore reported safely landed in mes­ tary for Irelnnd, left yesterdny for * 1.—Questions relating to * WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—Snfe nrsages received here yoBtordny after­ Gairloch, indicating that Ireland will * Chinn. Principles to he up- # lie the subject of the conference on rival nt Gunntnicimo hay, Cubn, of noon. It wns announced hy the Aero * plied. * tho American submarine Z-27, which, club thnt the French balloon Marne Thursday. * 2.—Application to subjects: * None of Mr. DeValera’s previous while enrouto from Colo Solo, Pana­ hnd landed at Dolgclly, North Wales, * (a) Territorial integrity. # ma, Canal Zone, to Gunntnnnmo, sent nnd thnt the French Balloon Picnrdy communications with the prime min­ * (b) Administrative integ# hnd Innded nt Pandy, 12 miles north­ ister has provoked such divergent * rity. # out n distress call Sunday night, wns east of, Dolgclly. These were the bal­ IRISH PEACE * (c) Qpen door. Equality # roported today to tho navy depart­ loons piloted by Dubois and Bicnnimc. opinions ns his Intcst telegram. Ev­ * of administrative and Indus- # ment. erything considered, it is not unlikely A dispatch reporting the safe nrriv# that the prime minister will even de­ * trial opportunity. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.—Tho City of nl of tho R-27 said she enmo in yes­ * (d) Concessions; monopo- # St. Louis, an entry in the internation­ lay his reply until the whole cabinet terdny under her own ■power, but gave * lies nnd other economic privi- # al bnlloon race, Innded in the Irish has mot here. The parliament of * leges. no detnils nn to the trouble experi­ , *# sen Monday, 15 miles cast of Dublin, North Ireland met yesterdny, the date * enced by tho submersible nor distress (o) Development of rnil- # and Bernard von Hoffman, pilot, and originaly proposed for tho Inverness * ways. signals. # J. S. McKibbon, aide, both of St. conference nnd tho speech of Sir Jas. * Assistance in tho form of n sea­ (f) Preferential railroad, * Craig, the Ulstor premier, showed Louis, lire safe, according to word re­ going tug wns ordered by the navy * rntes. # ceived by Albert von Iloffmnn, father that Ulster is no better disposed to­ * department on receipt of dinpntchcs (g) Status of existing # of tho pilot, in n cablegram from the ward tho penco conference thnn be­ * commitments. Questions re- # indicating thnt tho R-27 needed help, fore. son yesterday. Latest reports from Gairloch last * Inting to Siberia. Similar # to proceed to her position. # night say th a t a ministerial confer­ * questions relating to China. NEW AMERICAN MINISTERS • ence may bo held today, and there * It—Mandated islands, # TREATIES SENT TO SENATE ARE CHOSEN TODAY IIY # are also rumqjs that Mr. DeVaiern to TODAY IIY PRESIDENT. PRESIDENT HARDING. hns expressed willingness to with­ draw his claim thnt the Irish delega­ (By Th* Ai*«elit*d Br***) , (B r Tba AuocUUd F n u ) Pope lost tho fight for n change tion must go into the conference as WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—Treatlee WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—Joseph representatives of nn independent and of venuo and the court ordered exam­ with Germany, Austria nnd Hungary, ination of veniremen for the jury and wero sent to the Senate for ratification C. Crew, of Massachusetts, now sovereign state. Americnn minister to Donmark^was the trying of him begun this after­ treatlee were accompanied only by a Walton county has authorized the noon. nominated ns minister to Switzerland, brief formal note of transmittal. issuance of $5,000 for tho purpose of and John D. Prince, of New York, professor nt Columbia University, erecting and maintaining a ferry Post cards—local For office supplies, stationery, etc., the Herald offle*. was nominated minister to Denmark. over the Black kcreek. come to the Herald office. Want City Officials to Enforce the 18th Amendment TWO AMERICAN IRISH PEACE FARTHER OFF BALLOONS ARE ACCOUNTED FOR THAN EVER NOW SUBMERSIBLE R-27 MAKES PORTSAFELY "* t l; ■*' * rj �' * 1• ' . ' ‘ 1 mff.i V< * > ' •'• *v. J **r» • ***' • j? **? •• - C '1 ( ■*; v , vfl?' 1*1 f>7; % iW •' >c.»• \ THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1921 PA GE 8 K SIMS SAYS HE WAS MISQUOTED BYU.S. SENATOR MX tv - LW/ STATE NEWS THE STAR TO-DAY * * * * * * * * * * Jacksonville, Sopt. 20.—Submarine Chaser No. 144, recently purchased DENIES SAYING IT WOULD HE by the State Shellfish Commission, DIFFICULT TO DEVELOP THOMAS MEIGHAN and LILA LEG in MERCHANT MARINE has arrived here from Philadelphia. After undergoing minor repairs tho WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—Declar- j vessel will bo stationed on the Gulf t i ing that Senator Carter Glnss, of V ir-' const. \ ginin, wns mistaken in quoting him as | ----saying in a convention in London j Ocala, Sopt. 20.—Tho tourist seathnt the United States ought not to son seems to be opening early for tho Also FOX NEWS undertake tho development of a mer- J motor tourists already is wending chant innrinc of it sown, Rear Ad- his wny southward. Almost every day mirnl William S. Sims, in a letter to cnr8 nrrlv0 hore from ott)or 8tatCs, the National Merchant Marine Asso- 8omo from fl8 fnr WC8t n8 California, Tomorrow—Bert Lytell in “A Message elation, made public hero yesterday, Informfttlon received by the Marlon explained that what ho did say was County Board of Trade, indiento thnt from Mars”; also a Mack Sejinett thnt "with tho present restriction of Florida Is to have another heavy our present shipping laws it would be tourist season. .Comedy . very difficult for our country to de­ 9 velop a merchant ninrino commensur­ Miami, Sept. 20.—Policemen, when ate with our needs.” appearing In municipal court here, In tho senate speech Senator Glass as attendants or witnesses, must keep wns quoted as saying: their elbows off the desk of the judge, "When I was abroad in 1018 Ad­ and not loll back in their scats and miral Sims, much to my amazement, elevate their feet a t an angle of fortytold me in London that he did not five dogrecs kith a desk In front of think that tho United States ought superior to undortako the development of a them as a prop, according to an or­ merchant marine of its own. Ho der issued by tho Director of Public athletic underwear though thnt fiold of activity should Safety. bo left to Grcnt Britain, saying that Said the fellow who did not like to work Lake City, Sept. 20— Sheriff W /B. the British were our kinsmen, bono of and he really thought tho world should our bono nnd blood of our blood, and Douglnss, of this, Columbia county, pay him without working * might be relied on to come to our de- spent Inst week searching for moonfenso in caso of war; that they were shino stills, and as a result of his HE OBTAINED THE LIVING natural seamen, and 'we knew noth­ activities captured seven stills and But such a life—it was his theory about ing about it. Besides, he added, it sovon alleged moonshiners. A large how to get a living without working. would require a groat subsidy to con­ quantity of liquor, mash, honey nnd The world owes each one a living but it duct a merchant marine, and the other ingredients used In the manu­ is up to every one to collect it. The best American people were inherently op­ facture of tho moonshine wns de* way to get the best living is to have your posed to subsidies.” strayed. money where you can get it when you In his reply to the marine associa­ want it—in the bank ** tion, Admiral Sims wrote: St. Petersburg, Sept 20.—Man con­ “I am not surprised thnt Senator ceived tho "tent city'1- to care for au­ The ONLY DECENT LIVING Glnss wns much amazed if he under­ tomobile tourists hero, according to Is obtained by saving your money whiio stood me to state in London that the a writer in the Independent, but upon you arc making it and put it in tho bank United Stntcs ought not to undertake a woman has fallen thejob of making where it draws 4 per cent interest. * * * * * * * * * * the development of a merchant ma­ it a success in this city. Miss Lcorn rine of its own. D. Lewis hns obtained permission LET US TELL YOU "Just how from from this from from tho Stato Board of Health and YESTERDAY’S RESULTS what I have ever or could thought of city commission to establish n enmp ABOUT IT TODAY American league the merchant marine, you may judge At Boston (i-H, Chicago 2-6. nt Big Bayou, between Pinellas Drive from the fnct thnt tho navy of the At Philadelphia *1, St. LouIb 7. and Lake Mag^iore, tho coming sea­ , United Stutes would be of very little At Now York 0, Detroit 10. son. The work.of preparing tho slto value us a defense of tho Unltod Others not scheduled. States nnd our possessions if it were which will accommodate from 300 to 600 tourists already has begun. Plans not for the merchant marine. National League for tho camp include everything pos­ "In tho absence of a merchant ma­ At Chicugo-H^ooklyn, rain. sible to protect the health and com­ rine tho transport for tho immenso At Pittsburgh 2, New York 1. fort of its residents, according to nmount of supplies that a fleet would At St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 8. Miss Lewis. need, that fleet would bo restricted in At Cincinnati 0, Boston 0. operates two similar plants on by means of a theodolite during a pe­ its operations' to a comparatively Ocala, Sept. 20.—Thoso citizens of Cheseapoako Bay and ono In North riod of 110 minutes, at tho end of short distance from its nearest base. South Atlantic Association ownor and which timo It finally faded from vie*. "If our floyt had to be sont to make Mnrlon county who, in their indlgna- Carolina, is to bo tho At Charlotte 0, Greenville 7. an attnek at a long distance across tion a t tho report of tho census bu­ manager of tho now industry hero. The record is believed to have been At Spartnnburg 0, Charlotte 3. the 6ccan, it would require something reau placing the county’s, population Crabs will bo caugho in tho Indian made possible only because of the ab­ At Augusta 3, Columbia 2. like 30,000 tons of supplies a day, in­ In 1020 nt less than 24,000, a rccrcaso river by fishermen nnd bo brought sence of interfering clouds and the unusually elenr atmosphere which cluding fuel nnd nil other supplies. from 1010, declared they, themselves, hero for handling. American Association prevailed nt tho time. The balloon This is one of the essential elements know moro than 24,000 persons per­ At Milwaukee 6, Minneapolis 4. experiments nrc conducted |by the Daytona, Sept. 20.—Bert Anderson, that enters into tho conBltftration of sonally, nro pointing with pride to the Others not scheduled. weather bureau In connection with t whut we call the logisticn of n mili­ arrival last woek of a new family, negro, who stole ono of tho city’s now. study of air currents nnd have bees tary operation nnd is one of the sub­ International Longue which hns settled on tho Silvor gnrbago cans Inst .veok, would not n pnrt of tho Investigation work of jects which receives the closest study At Reading 7, Jersey City 8. Springs boulevard, and declare with havo fared so budly had tho thoft been tho Key West station for more than* of thoso who are charged with the At Syracuse 10-11, Toronto 0-2. emphnsis that Marion will havo a tho only charge ngninst him, but Bert year. prepnrntion of nnval plans. At Rochester 8-.2, Buffalo 10-1. converted tho can Info a first clnss population of more thnn 30,000 in "As I remember my conversation 1930. Tho new nrrlvnlB ennnot prop- liquor still. Ho wn sflncd $100 for Others not scheduled. MAN CHARGED WITH with Senator Glnss, it wns to the ef­ orly be termed n "family” for In re­ having a still In his possession. PASSING HAD BILL; fect, that, with the restriction of our ality thoy form n "clan.” They nro Virginia League A TENNER ON A 0NR present shipping laws, it would be JamcB T. Williams, of Athens, Tcnn., At Wilson 10, Nuwport News 0. Key West, Sopt. 20— What is bovery difficult for our country to de­ who brought with him his wife, chil­ lloved to hnvo been a m o ld "run” h) At Richmond 4, Norfolk 3. velop n merchant mnrine commensur­ dren nnd grandchildren. The party, tho ncrologicnl work -.f the United At Suffolk 8, Rocky Mount 0. PLANT CITY, Sopt. 20.-A younf ate with our needs." At Tnrboro 1, Portsmouth 8. mnn giving his namo ns Frank Behm States Weather Bureau was made by which traveled in flvo motor cars, hnd his address ns Lithin, was Uk* n balloon twonty-flvo inches in diamnumbering thrity-four persons. Man can forgive n woman who hns FLORIDA LEADS IN PHOSPHATE. ctor released at the local station Inst to tho county jail in Tampa by Pepomore authority than he hns, but he Titusville, Sept. 20.—Titusville Is wcok. Tho balloon wns kept under ty Sheriff John W. Kirkland. Beho WASHINGTON, Sopt. 20— Tho can't forgivo one who has more brains to hnvo n new Industry in operation observation until it hnd ronchcd a was arrested gy Offocor Jake Mile**, following statement- results covering than he hns. by October 16, which is expected to height of thritcen and ono-hnlf milos nnd is facing a chnrgo of pasiinf tho eulendnr year 1011), consists of n furnish employment for approximate­ nnd a distance of twenty miles from counterfeit money In the form of a summary, by totuls, of the principal Fnbles: Once upon a tlmo there wns ly; twenty-five men nnd fifty women its starting point. Tho balloon, upon fake ten-dollar bill. statisctics compiled for producing a woman who didn’t believe her hus­ and girls. The plnnt will cook hard being liberated, moved off in tho phosphate rock mining entorpprises band did most of tho work nt the of­ shell crabs and pnek tho meat. Wal­ varying air currents, Ub altitude j»nd For offiro supplies, stationery, «R* in tho United Stntcs. Phosphate fice. lace Quinn, of Crestficld, Md., who azimuth being obtained ovory minute come to tho Herald office. rock was mined in 11)11) in Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, Idaho, Kentucky ami Utah, the first two lil'iiiiiiiiiiM iiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH iim iiiiiiiiiw iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM H iiiiiiiitiiiiiH m m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim m iiiiiM ininiiiiiiiiH iiniiiiim iiiiH iiiinriii states named aro alonu important, their shares being approximately 05 and 30 por cent, respectively, of tho total valuo of products roported. Tho table follows: Number of enterprises, 48; number of mines, (51); number of enterprises \ • operating beneficinting plants in con­ nection with mincH/t20; mineral lunds operated, total (acres), 1150,447. Porsonn engaged in industry, total, 4,701; proprietors and firm members, 14; salaried employes, 374; wage 14; salaried employes, 374; wage earners (average numbor), 4,373; wage earners Dec. 16, or nearest rep­ resentative day, above ground, 6,704; below ground, 140. Power used (horsepower), 40,030. Capital, $72,733,060. Principal expenses: Salaries, $781,­ 432; wages, $3,000,000; contract work $103,000; supplies and materials, $2,­ 101,601; fuel, $1,730,833; power, $79,­ 408; royalties and rents, $200,087; taxes, $347,680. *, Expenditures for development (in­ cluded In tho above Items), $363,237. Products .total valuo (1), $10,300,­ 108. * Phosphate rock: Quantity (tons 2,240 pounds), $1,088,076; vnluq nt mine, $10,202,000. « Unlike Oth er ___ r ________n ^ ( j D , (ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR —The materials are different —the Cut is more Comfortable —the sizes are more exacting —the features to every other kind of & IQ 91\ 8 *. I^ Ij T h e W prld O w e s § M e a L iving Try zM A N SCO . SANFORD SHOE 8C CLOTHING CO. AUTOMOBILE MEN OF STATE MEET IN JAX, OCT. 5 AND 6 ’:1 JOIN LOCAL ORGANIZATION WHICH WILL GIVE ITS FIFTH ANNUAL SHOW JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 20.—Mem­ bers of tho Fjorlda Automotive Deal­ ers Association, comprising about 160, which organization woh established in 1D1B, will hold their third annual meeting here October 6 and 0, in con­ junction with tho fifth annual show of tho Jacksonville Automobile Deal­ ers Association, which will be held Oc­ tober 3 to 8 inclusive. Officials of the state bally arc Ray B. Crallc, president; E. C. Williamson, vice-president; D. F. Owen, treasurer; L. P. Dickie, secretary-manager nnd Edith Weeks, assistant secretary. The directors are C. C. Kirby, Screven Rond, L. II. Giles, G. N. Ruughman, Philip G. Murphy, J. P. S. Houston, J. E. Junkins, Jr., I. W. Phil­ lips, Itny Green, Willfkm A. McQunggc, L. T. Ilrynn, J. Y. Clark, V. S. Getts, J. II. Darby, Claude Nolan, W. A. Riddle, R. L. and H. W. Dettre. The Jacksonville Automobile Deal­ ers Association has sent out 3,000 in­ vitations to attend the exhibition Oc­ tober 3 to 8 and anticipate nn attend­ ance of between 2,000 and 2,600 dur­ ing a greutcr pnrt of the show, nnd an especially large crowd during the two days the stnte body is in session hero. . Committees have just been appoint­ ed by, the local club nnd members are now at work arranging detnils, among them the entertainment fentures for the members of tho Floridn Automo­ tive Dculers Association. Ample pro­ vision has been made for the annual business sessions of the latter organi­ zation. In regard to the matter of lighten­ ing the hours during the business meetings of the state body, the local association announces a series of en­ tertainments to be given. So far it has been decided to give them a long ride on the St. Johns river on the Btcamcr City of Jacksonville, on the night of Octuber 6 and a banquet on board will be tendered. There will also be music, duncing and light refresh­ ments to aid in whiling awuy the time on the water trip on 'the historic stream, during one of tho beuutiful fall nights for which Florida is far famed. Thursday folowing a lunchoon will be given the visitors. The enter­ tainment cammittcu will later an­ nounce other fuutures of this kind. 1 MASKED MEN RAID DISTILLERY BLOOMFIELD, Ky., Sept. 2 0 Twenty masked nnd armed men over­ powered two guardn at B. McClasky & Sons distillery, bound them with wire torn from a telephono line, blind­ folded them with curtain from the distillery ofTIca and esenped in seven touring c an with eighty-eight casos nnd three barrels of whiskey early to­ day. fix . SPORT WORLD Experiments aro under way In Maine by scientists endeavoring to For olYico supplies, stationery, etc., mako paper from maple, beech and other hard woods'. come to the Herald offlc* The Peoples Bank of Sanford H The merchant who prints an advertising message over his name addresses YOU as much as though he mailed you a letter over his signa­ ture. U The advertisement,.or “open letter,” has this advantage: it is brought out into the light of day. It dispels any suspicion you may have that your neighbor is being made Advertisements Are Open Letters W ritten in Good Faith S h o p i n a better offer than the one made you. If Read the advertise­ ments. The merchant’s name attached puts him on record as guarantee­ ing the good faith in which the message was written. fl He signs his adver­ tisements—therefore lie stands back of every­ thing he says about his merchandise. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS.—Be informed on what’s in the stores. Learn where to buy better. Read the advertisements--------------- -all of them F i r s t t h e : , . .......... . . . ....... iiitimiittiMHHBiHiiiimiiiiiiimn*wini»tiHiiinHniiitiiiiiiBmn)iiiiiiHuiiiifH(iHfttagWHWiiiiWBimmiimiHwmimMiHnnniinaiim»mtMiiuioiiiiM \ J �»' ITHE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1921 f AGE TWO >_________ ?-- Ferran Thrasher to John Devolin CHEERFUL titijUSE FROCKS <MW« Woodruff. Tho tablo was beautiful In Its appointments, tjio color schomo of pink, Invetglnr and frreen being feat­ ured. The contorpleco was u silver cnndclabrn holding pink and green lighted candles. At olther end of tho table were c o sta l baskets filled with pink roses, thu handles tied with fluf­ fy bows of lavender tulle, cut glass The Mosl Imporlant Ne^s Devclopem*ent Recently i» the Rapid compotes held pink and green mints, and at each plate were rose cups of in Collon and ihe Addilion of about H alf a Million Dollars in iht salted almonds. The plnce cards were Purchasing Power of the Soulh. cunning little brides’ and grooms standing under an arch. A five course luncheon was served carrying out the : pretty color motif. Several witty toasts were given by the guests to the honoree, especially appropriate were the ones by Misses Agnes Dumas and One Strap Chocolale Cali Florence Henry. Slipper. Military !|cel After luncheon several games of actly like cut. 4*1 bridge wore played, high score was made by #!rs. W. C. Hill, who was 5 0 awarded Azuron perfume. The guest of honor, Miss Thrasher, wns present­ ed a dainty luncheon set. :: Miss Thrnsher wore a becoming House dresses are as Important cer­ frock of orchid orgundic daintily trim­ tainly as any others, and they Imve cheerful charms of their own—more med with lace. Mrs. Newman’s parties are always lasting ones than their costlier rivals. delightful events, nnd this one was They are usually bought rendy-iimde, Oxford or Highexceptionally enjoyable to her guests come In pleiisiug colors, are cut oh SERVICE PROGRESS STRENGTH graceful lines nnd are Inexpensive. who were: Misses Dnphne Wimbish, Top, just like picture \c;„ More Minn nil, they return from their / O INTEREST PAID Agnes Dumas, Florence Henry, Mary tubbings fresh and crisp. Hero Is one I ■> +++++-M*+ *♦♦♦♦♦ Elizabeth Puleston, Olive Newman, iimilc of glnghpin and trimmed with at 00 mi Mario Teague, Esther Miller, Marjorie cimnihray ami hrahl. It Is one of Clay, Mrs. C. It. Kirtly, Mrs, Robert many pretty nnd practical models. games were* played by the young Hines and Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff, ! folks, especially cnjoynblo was tho j ‘r*' B. It. PHILLIPS "Dean Bag Contest." Miss Ruth Hen- ! A9sUtin(f tho hogtogB in entortainRECEIVES FINE JEWEL. ry W inning the prize, a dainty fan. ,nR wcrc. Ml.S(lnmeH D. L< Thrasher, MBS. Fit ED DAIGER, Society Editor, The favors were cunning bean hags. Snm PuIcston< A E. Hill, A. P. ConOne proud nnd happy man in San­ Phone 217-W Refreshments of ice cream and cake njlj| nr)|| q jjm ford today is B. R. Phillips, city clerk. were served following the games Although the doctor is happy most of SOCIAL CALENDAR Among the guests were: Dorothea CHICKEN PIBI.AU theolnie, ho Is espccinlyy so today on Dawson, Marguerite Garner, Mary and The and D. L,ub Club w,th with ,hcir their rel- account of the fnct that he was pre­ Saturdny—The Children’s Story Ilnur ' ’ ......... . . | ’, ' r „ " h 1,10 M. aml will be held at the Central Park at S*rn M,,X'Vl‘ *' ‘ ntlvcs and friends had a most enjoy- sented with n beautiful Past Master’s r ‘ in Kcbocca StcV«nB’ 11IM" r*“r®t able time at Crystal Bake on Mrnday jewel last night by tho members of S A N F O R D , FLA. 1 * K«‘h tt^ r y , c »mill“ , >ak'Bton’ Mttr* evening. The M ies woent before aun- the local Masonic lodge. tlm Coney Billy Wight, Carman t|t)W|( am| Ht(irt, (i Mok, ooking the ’’cats" Miss I.ucile Newby left today for Dr. Phillips was master of Sanford Guthrie, Alice Elder, Marjorie Du, nftBP ()uitting time tho men folks DeBand where she will attend Stetson lodge during the year 1005, and while First Nnt’I Bank Annex University, MuTl’ba ' Bilh!!,!!'knTrry!t 7imver "and “T ? ' 1*., AfU* “ .K"W} SW,im 11,1 d!'1 k ia customary for tho lodge to prefull justice to tho delicious home-made sent the retiring master with a Past Richard Deas, SEE OUR WINDOW goodies and excellent coffee. At a Master's jewel, it seems that for Mr. and Mrs. .). IB Lawson and icr ’/C/4 I lit f M **a m utMtetf. late hour the party broke up hoping financial reasons it was impossible daughter, Dorothea, left in their car DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY there soon will be anothet Those in to conform with this custom just at this morning for Lakeland and Tam­ ENTERTAINED the party were; Mr. nnd Mrs. F. that time. Realizing this, several pa. While in Tampa they will he the Miss Elizabeth Musson was the Brandt, Miss Irene Brandt, F. Brandt, members of the lodge, feeling that COURTEOUS TREATMENT guests of their aunt, Mrs. Fred S. CARPETS AND UlIGS Dalger, sr,, at her home in Hyde charming hostess Inst evening for the jr,, Mrs. Krnuscr, Mr. and Mrs. Frank tho doctor, from his long years of WASHED . OF AUTO TOURISTS. meiflliers of the Daughters of Wesley Meisch, John Ludwig, Miss E. Hans, Park. -------and denned at your home or.wt will Class, of tile Methodist church*, at her Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Roper, Mrs. Anna faithful service, should bo accorded this recognition, purchased a fine JewA Tampa business woman sends call for nnd deliver. Hamilton lltul Schmnh, Mr. mid Mrs. Joe Meisch, . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lovell and at­ home on. Palmetto avenue. e< and presented it at tho banquet held the Times a clipping from thb PhilaElectric Washers used.—SinfoH The evening wns very pleasantly Mr. mid Mrs. B. Stone, Mr. nnd Mrs. tractive litle son, Frederick, of Turn nt the close of the meeting Inst night, dolphin Public Ledger—an extract Steam Pressery, 317 1st Si. Phone 5M pa, are the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. I), spent making articles for the bazaar John Gove, Mr. mill Mrs. .Foe Bender, Hon. F. P. Foster, in his own fine from correspondence hy Richard SpillC, Jtfnrlowe. to h e 'given some time in November. Ed. Bender, Mr. nnd Mrs. John DRINK _____ At ylate hour the hostess served Meisch. The younger folks were: way, made the presentation. He told bnne of tho editorial staff of tho Mrs. I). C.Marlowe and Muster cherry Ice cream and cake ns refresh- Charlie Duerr, Frederick Bender, of the many fine qualities of the hon- Ledger, written from Minneapolis Elfler Springs Water. It» 09 08*lrt Robbie, returned home yesterday from incuts. Katherine, Constance, Ruth and Clara oree, whom he has known mid nsso- which, she suggests our hoard of per cent pure. Phone 31L eluted with for tunny, many years, trade should givo consideration, The Orange Ilond whore they spent the The members of the class who on- Meisch. !t came as a complete surprise to Dr. clipping: weefe-ond with her parents, Cnpt. nnd joyed Miss Musson’s hospitality wore: —Get your Scratch Pads fr:m The Philips and Jie briefly nml sincerely Minneapolis !■• courteous and kiml- the Hornid office. Mrs, M, W. Lovell, at their ornngo1Mesdnines H. IB Chappell, R. T. FIELD—MURRAY, Thrasher, Ben Monroe, Dwight Bab­ grove. An early morning marriage ()f thanked the members of the order for ly to the visiting mi’oinohiUst. Tip; bitt, Newberry, McKay, Howard much interest mid beauty was that of this line remembrance. Coming mr it stranger in a •-•nr 1s :iot scolded for In th« C ircu it C ourt o f tho Hovonth Jodkiil Cir­ c u it of F lo rid a, in nml for 8»mlMr. and Mrs, L. C. Kolb are expert- Smith, Claude Herndon, Lnurn Huff, A| ]SH | | uze| |jL,||0 Murray and Mr. does from the membershipi rather*than I' violation of the traffic regulations. - r» ..... Innolo Countr ed home today from Ozark, Ala., Misses Loin Evans nnd Versa Wood: Joel Smith Field, which occurred from the organization, it is doubtless stead, a policeman or a citizen will CITATION where they have been visiting the. cock, * Saturday morning at tho home of the more appreciated and last night will give to him » card reu ling Ilond A ItrldKe IIK trh'l N". 2. of **t* probably he one that he will not soon former’s parents. They will he uccom-------"The mayor cordially invites you itnli- I'I.u u ly . rin rld ii. h) i"-l mr-niiti I- >• bride on Baker avenue. O. I*. Mwi>|«*. Uii'l 'f I'llllrU, l *forget. ponied homejhy Miss Louise Kolb, LUNCHEON ANNOUNCING ENto the town house of the Automobile Itrillllii-y, The entire lower floor was thrown K n u m liiiicr an d l„ I*. Ilnunn w Itiinrd of I'niltlty .............................. I who will teach in the schools here. OAGE.MENT. Cluli of Minncnpnlns, LaSalle, at open mid beautifully decorated with P iiirlila, REHEKAIIS NOTICE! A delightful social event of yester- smllax, ferns and roses. To the strains Thirteenth street, where you \CI1I he rif. Tin* Min It* lnrlili, pinir oIP*f KI l"i I'Mli •••» ' * 'f l ' - j a, The picnic to have been given for day was the luncheon given hy Mrs. of the ever new wedding march phtypresented with a visitor’s 1souvenir jritiiltf #%ltnrnejr fur Hhlln** w f Attention Rehpkahsl Then* will he emblem for your car, conveying the ril l I tif ISim Hf ii IK! *»f F I.ir!)ln the members of the Business and Pro- R. E. Newman at her lovely home on ed by .Mr. August Stehle, the bride IU* t'ltl*fi»n nml Tat Uuift* fessional Women’s Club at Mrs. W. F. Fourth street, complimenting Miss nnd groom descended the stairway and a district meeting of the Rehckahs of official hospitality of the city, togeth­ TnHomi uu<l Itrliliir lU m rin the Eighth District in Masonic Hail er with information and maps thnt iw*nuinitkIhjr „k aF liirjifi;!1 Blackman's home Thursday, has been May Thrnsher. h , m Mfltfon IS were met lit the improvised altar of ■ ||1* J1" , ' x\ postponed indefinitely. | The rooms were most artistically graceful palms anil ferns by Rev, Jos. Thursday. A^, school nf instruction wjjj j)U valuable to you during your itl mit#* n Ijr KmI r i*it m* Iijf »♦**' IH rttrlrt N il 2 » f HeiiiliMik « "'«•»' ^ will he held at 3:30, nnd nngthet ses stay in Minnesota. --------decorated, baskets and vaiOS of pink lln u forlL th e fnct llm l nn •■' ^l"ii m* R. Sevier, who, In his usual Irnpresin mi LI Hjmm*Ih 1 ILmtl nml ID I I * DMiM , , sion at 8 p. m. at which time the Re BIRTHDAY PARTY 'vines nnd ferns being used. Thesev IHli *< “More than her gntoH, Minneapolis ill CMMiiiiuiir i muii,' ! KlofLlAi i ........... t»f H riiiliuitr ('millIF* ed the ring core-1 be -----exemplified “J Little Miss Camilla Dens, the win- grnceful vines also covered the man-. |. slvcm anner.perfom _ , . bcknh — — degree —„ — will ..... — -----— by opens Ifer heart to you.’’—Geo. E. May. A. I>. 1031, In di'Irnul Htlirra* vLiiiilil Inmictl hy wil*l ^ 1^ 1*1 I 11* some young daughter of Mr. and Mr . ties nnd- were entwined around the " '" n^ * ur n*' V* 11 ri m(,|D * HC ®'v* | the staff of DcLnnd Lodge. All visit- Bench, mayor.. llriil^ c M -lil- l iN.nd* In II*** ■ "" "t * , ells "To a Wild Rose,’ WHS softly mg Reheknhs Reheknhs wolenm.*. In l«-ar In li-rral a t llu* r«l<- '< J" , welcome. R. R. Deas, entertained a number of chandeliers. The souvenir emblem is a yellow |irltHd|ial Ilf ail Id laillda til llnl'11"' MRS. A. J. BOSSING, Sec’y. n fli-r Iln* dull* nf I lit* Italian" 1 her friends at a lovely birthday party The dining room wns beautiful with *’ a,' l< ‘ disc on which “Minneapolis Victor," rn -d a n f ailld laillda tn la* (!«• I r"r , yesterday afternoon at her homo on its decorations of pink, lavendar and 10 11 ‘ 0 H brunette beauty was ladldliiii .a n d mn«lriK-Uiic . .-rlati* e - . is hinzuned In big letters and which is nf rnitila and lirlil«i-a In aald Si- lal 11,1 1 Park avenue, in celebration of her green. The lights were softly shaded ‘•'■duuiccd hy n smart coat suit of A REtJfPE FOR .MOTORISTS. easy to attach to the radiator head of llrld u o l> l«lrlcl, and th a t h <an*«* °* ', seventh birthday. with pink, lavendar and green paper j rt'indeer ck,^b embroidered in brown, lu m a n f aald nlroiliili alm«« l'rS>‘* ** . ... lit f»i"i "f c ii* ri‘«nlt nf aald *•!*•*• Hi*n u la- »*Id SparUl The living nnd dining room were'shades. From the chandelier, a large wkk which was worn a cream georNo elaborate system of traffic con­ the automobile. Itanium* nf laaala nfari-aald I*1 The literature the visitors lecoives llm ul and llrld n o IHalrli-l. prettily decorated with pink vine and pink hell was suspended, from it tiny blouse. Her costume was coin- trol would lie necessary if motor car NOW, ................................... .- ...... . f1* fern, and in the dining room the* re- pink, lavendar and green ribbons ex- ] pk'tei! with u new fall hat of corrc- drivers would observe individual care at the club includes a guide to Mln- nf iho Ciairt lirreln inml*-. n*dt"'i„y*r*ifitU „i "t_ "l neapolfs, an auto-trail map, a list of i'll Umt 1ti<> HI Iten a and freshment table was centered with tho tended to each plnce, these were later "Rowling tones, and her flowers/* n la operating their cars. A New York S ia'H al Itnnil an d IlrldK'' I'l-irlH 81*. I'n im ly . rin rlila , »"■ , l ,h' ' r r a i wonderful birthday rake, topped with drawn hy the guests; fastened to these c11range bouquet of bride's roses and paper publishes n iittl ereelpo which, the. responsible . . . . hotels and , restaur si'inlntilw ruiiiilnaU In In; an d iil't"'-" ,“1 ",f ”itseven tiny Imruing tapers in rose was a small hell on which was the nn- ] forns. fmemorized, in addition to a know!- n,,t »nd lM r rntf,fl’ W |,y of ^ m°- r.iiirl Ilf till' ■!-... Ill Jinll.-I.I 'tn-'ill „l iki-w tor vehicle law, a catalogue of auto­ Stair nf ri.irlila. im llu* 11,11 Tilin'!*1 Immediately after the ceremony the edgo of ordinary traffic regulations holders, nouncemont of the engagement •and A. O. 11131. at ID:***' •**<■!<*■1* " "* T A, M I'om itX e f ttrv r a r d . and S ian ,, ' * . , , , «»f All kinds of interesting childish approaching marriage of Miss May young couple left in their car for would prnctically elim in ate autom o- mobile service stations, etc. nml Her** In aim** i-nliae. If For the policeman most helpful to aal.l la.nda almnl.l 1***1 I"' *.*Il'l*lfd IB^ t* Jacksonville, Fin., nnd will inter visit bile casu alties. , .I* i> visitors three cnsti p’rizes nnd fifteen firm ed . the groom’s piyents in Sanford, Fla. We give the recipe herewith: W ITNKKS m y hand and ,,™i d ♦♦♦♦+*+++++<*++>+*}*+*j**m **h *4"I*+*j*++*K"S"H*'K prizes in merchandise nro given each m i l C uurl n f llm S**»*'iilli J 1 i, jt,t M Mrs. Field is the eldest daughter "A full nicniise of caution. Sfiidm.li* I '1.1111 ly , Hlal*' *>f H a l l * year. of Mrs. Annie Murray, nnd tho late •if S*.|ili*uil«r. A. I*. 0 **JI. - *.*j* “A level measure of consideration IHCAt.l B* nf ' 'hr ..nrall'lWl A. B. Murray. She is a very charming for the rights and safety of others. Clrrk < mill w Harmlit t>fl!l Post cards—local views—1c each at and popular young lady. She is a "Three tnhlcspoonsful of lookSi'Milli.'la (■‘.aiity. the Hcrnld offlco. S lilK I.I .B MAINHH. »:it‘ graduate of Turman, afterward at- ntrnight ahead, to the left, to the .*1111.... A ilnrim y fur ,i tending Sargent School in Cambridge, i r|tfht. Mass. "Steer, brake, observe and he t«+|***l**{**H**l*4*+++*l*4**J"»4*.S.*y.;.+^*>.>4..>*.M*l.+*»‘*l**M***>+++*!*^*!,!","{'++++f Mr, Field is a very well known wear." young man, being connected with tholTj Carefully followed, this recipe is ...... ....... 'T,tu v,* q it. is a pleasure to serve you and our' ser­ • iold Auto lop Co,, and a graduateL(,llHrnntP(,(j („ .,r()duco driving, “done 11* A. A It, I f fC., 1 Augusta, A i i i f i i u i <i and ■>>iJ VT m ... ... of University vice is better than the best to a turn." of Georgia. He is a son of Mr .nnd Mrs. W. T .Fields, and grandson of NOTICE. Mr and Mrs. Joel Smith, all former Augustnns. The Royal Neighbors will meet for If you aro doing business with Bankers, Mr. nnd Mrs. Field will lie a t ‘home this, week only, on Friday night,23, * after October 1st, at the home of instead of Thursday, on account of Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ the bride’s mother, Mrs. Murray, on the Roheknh district mooting being ange County, and feel the need of informa­ Raker avenue.—Augusta Chronicle. held in tho hall Thursday afternoon tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ nnd evening. Ail the members will it standing of your customers, it would be I WOMAN’S AUXILIARY MEETING. please he governed accordingly nnd There will he a meeting of tho Wo­ mnko an effort to ,ho thoro Friday wise to communicate ^ith ub. RECORDER. Auxiliary W ofi M the American night. 4 *man’s ******" niiAHiin; IU /\llluriL*Hll f , Legion, Friday afternoon at 3 p. m , + in tho woman’s cluh rooms. There is ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR to he some very important business V u lc a n ix in g Taylor Commandery will hold to he brought before thu members stated conclave on Thursdny, Sept. 22 j •" ' I ■ * 1 ■ L‘ ,'c; I •in nml plans for the \ylntefs work to he at 7:30 p, m. Balloting and tonfor* diH-ussed. Every motnher mid every ring order of Red Cross. Visiting Sir j woman eligible to membership (nro Knights wolcoino.. urged to he present. H. E. TOLAR, Orlando, Fla* Post Office Box 193 MRS. LOSSING, Em. Com. MRS. F. L. ROpfcft, President.' * * Secretary. i Bay it with n Horald Want Ad. r ><•++++++<■++++++++++ + 4-♦.;.++ + +++ Progressive Movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. Optimism Mor? All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. Ladies Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. T h e Seminole County Bank. M en’s * 7. $ 7.50 SOCIETY llalti-(OiJc tyalii-ftw Drive In Battery W ater and A ir Free for Your Convenience I 30x3lU. S. £ Tires $ 13.95 ! T h e O rla n d o C r e d i t A sso c ia tio n First and Elm Avenue �PH ^ F e x c h a n GE A' S i & ' N 6 E 8 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WED! ” JDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1921 -y PA G ! NOTORIOUS BANDIT SENATE PROBE BEGINS, IN SHOOTS HIS GUARDS WEST VIRGINIA TROUBLE ATTEMPTING ESCAPEOF THE COAL MINERS. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Sept. ID.— WILLIAMSON, W. Va., Sept. 1 9 Tom Slaughter, notorious Oklahoma Senator Kenyin’s investigating com­ t'inHda Cltrui Exchange »n. Tb h. .ppointment of Air. Errol bandit, today added another chapter mittee, boiled down finally to himself to his. long list. $f crimes, when, in and Senator Shortrldgo of California, T«fl« a attempt to escape from went among the people In the Lick f f x s E s a r * * thesensational Arkansas pens) .farm, he killed creek tent colony today to get tho one man and perhaps fatally wounded miners’, side of the underlying cause TELLS WHY ONE SHOULD tol yC\ organization, whose re- two others, all trusty guards, with a of the Industrial troubles In the Min­ DRINK HOT WATER WITH : r c : . . r . u « d n,och xrlof In frull rifle smuggled to him by someone on go region. , , PHOSPHATE IN IT BEFORE the outside. There was no comment from the c . nroduce clrrles where Mr. Hoi* BREAKFAST Bliss Atkinson was killed. James committee after fifty o rmoro men and Und « widely known and muchly Morris and Dewitt Taylor were shot women hns been qustioned, Tomor­ Headaches are caused by auto* ! X through the body and are not expect­ row th operators will be heard, nnd h'ilr'zorn Is well known to the trade intoxication—which menns solf-polshaving bad many years experience In ed to live, Lllbum Taylor, a convict, then Renntor Kenyon and his asso­ ening. Liver and bowel poisons cull­ the business in New York and, W - was wounded in tho right leg by n ciate will determine how far to pro- ed toxins, sucked into the blood ex* lowing in the rootsteps of his father guard, but.is not dangerously injured. ceed nnd where, undr tho Benatc res­ cito the heart which pumps the blood Slaughter was brought from Tuck­ olution dircflng the inquiry. ' h0 preceded him in the business. so faBt that it congests in tho small­ er, where the farm Is located, to the The tent colony (Is populatd jby er arteries and veins of the head, pro­ Mr Zorn who was born In New Oriean.; come W New York some years penitentiary here, and Is being held miners who have been on strike four­ ducing violent, throbbing pain and teen months. The first of the group distress, called headache. You be­ * when his father moved there eo in solitary confinement. Slaughter, who with Fulton Green, whoso tcsimonics was obtained was come nervous, despondent, sick, fev­ , L Ce in business. His experience Z covered the handling of citrus was convlctod of tho murder of Dep­ George Echols, a negro preacher, sev­ erish nnd miserable, your meals sour and deciduous fruits from both Florl- uty Sheriff R. Brown, of Hot Springs, enty-five years old, who showed the and almost nauseate you. Then you da and California over a period of about a year ago, was wanted in ragged gaps in his tent, put there, he resort to ncetanilid, aspirin or the years, both in connection with three Oklahoma, Texan, Missouri, Kentucky, testlfld, by "state constabulary or bromides, which temporarily Tollove largo* diitributing agencies and in and Pennsylvania, according to offi­ private guards." Insldo, the old man but do not rid tho blood of these Ir­ cers, for bank robberies and murder. picked up his month-old baby, bom connection with his own business. ritating toxins. Mr. Zorn nt tthe outbreak of the He had escaped from the Texas peni­ In a home with only the earth as A glass of hot water with a tea­ war volunteered as a private in the tentiary just prior to the Hot Springs flooring, and proudly displayed It to spoonful of limestone phosphate in lat New York cavalry from which he shooting, after striking a fellow con­ Senator Shortrldge as an evidence of it, drank before breakfast will not ahortty was transferred to the 100th vict over the head with a shovel and healthy living outdoors In the Mingo only wash these poisons from your Machine Gun butnllion, 27th divis­ sorlously injuring him. Slaughter and mountains. system and euro you of headache, but Wide slnsheB nnd bullet holes In will cleanse, purify nnd freshen the ion. He *aw aorvice in Bolgium and Greeti were captured at Independence other tents also were pointed out ns alimentary canal, Flanders and hns to his credit seven Kansas. According to tho reports from the alleged evidence of some of the col­ battles and engagements, Including Ask your pharmneist for a qunrtcr the breaking of tho Hindenburg line Tucker farm, Slaughter early in tho ony’s hardships. News thnt the sena­ pound of limestone phosphate It Is and the taking of Mount.Kemmol. Ho morning obtained the 'rifle smuggled torial party was on tho way brought inexpensive, hnrmlcss ns sugar. was discharged ns Sergeant-Major of ipto hint from his hiding place in one out n big nttcndnnce, tho women be­ If you nren’t feeling your best, of tho largo both houses, where there ing tho most eager to talk. From In­ if tongue is coated or you wake up the machine gun battalion. Mr. Zorn is a gentleman of pre­ wore more thnn a hundred convicts nt dividual groups, the senators tried to with bad taste, foul breath or have possessing personality and much en­ tho time. He ordered the convicts to find otit how the controversy might colds, indigestion, biliousness, con­ ergy, which together with his wide He down, and through n window began be nettled. Some of the miners de­ stipation or sour, acid stomach, bogln experience In the fruit and produce picking off tho guards. Morris was clared they had not been amply pnid tho phosphnted hot water euro to business tits him particularly well for Bhot first then Garret. Crossing to an­ for their work, thnt while they might rid your system of toxins and poisons. the position fur which he has been other window, he fired on Adkisson, make $8 n day, expenses sfor tools, killing him with the first shot Slaug- dynnmito nnd other things cut the net selected. BATTLE OF MARIANNA Mr. Thomns G. Casey, fo rn num­ ter fired at several officers and then to $3. Other alleged grievances were COMMEMORATED. ber of yenrs in the New York office started to mnke n break for the open. ngnlnRt the socnllcd "mine gunrd” of the Florida Citrus Exxchange, has As he renchcd the door, Snm Payne, system ,nnd the claim of tho men MARIANNA, Sept. 21.—The monu­ been promoted to the position of as­ lifo-termor, oppnnH fire on him with that once they joined the union they ment commemorating the battle of sistant manager of tho New York of­ a pistol. HI» aim was so accurate were instantly fired. Mnrinnna during the civil war will be fice. The plans worked out by tho ex­ that Slaughter threw awny his gun, unveiled here November 2, according ecutive ofTiccrs of tho Florida Citrus raised a handkerchief and surrender­ “The Capital" will be the name of to those in <*h.irge of arrangements. the new theatre which is being con­ Tho contractor who will erect the Exchange fo rthlH offico contemplate ed. structed nt Orlando. It Is being built monument already Is at work nnd the covering a larger field of endeavor of brick nnd cement tile and stucco memorial will he completed some time and extending its selling territory. It MACCI.ENNY BOY SHOT AND KILLED an d , will be fire proof. It will sent before the dnte set fur the unveiling. Is aimed througn tho New York of­ BY HIS BROTHER- 1,-100 people. fice to supplement the efforts of nil The Florida division, United Daugh­ exchange representatives in Now ters of the Confederacy, is in charge Mncelenny, Sept. 20.—Ellas Mikell, Notice of Application for Tax Deed York state to the end that active conuf tho progrum. Under Section 575 of the General tnct shall be maintained with each 18, son of J. 0. Mikell, of Mncelenny, possible carload market in the state. was shot through tho heart and in­ . Statutes. Notice of Application for Tax Deeds Mr, Zorn will devote hin attention stantly killed at 0:15 Sunday night Under Section 575 of the General largely to this extension of territory nt a plnce whore the road crosses n Notice is hereby given thnt V. G. Statutes Laws of Florida branch just north of town. and intensive cultivation of the in­ Jones, purchaser of 1-3 interest in According to testimony brought terior markets covered, whilo Mr. i Tax Certificate No. 841- dated the 2nd Notice is hereby given that Charles Casey constantly will be on duty in out by the coroner’s jjury, young dny of July, A. D., 1900, has filed said Mikell was accidentally shot by his D. Cnry, purchaser of Tnx Certificate New York giving closest attention to Certificate in my office nnd has made brother, Bob Mikell, who pointed a No. 10, dated the 2nd dny of June, A. the New York auction mnrkot, with application for Tax Deed to Issue in the handling of fruit in which he ia pistol ho thought was empty nt Elias accordance with lnw. Said certificate D. 1919, has filed snid certificate in and pulled tho trigger. Tho inquest embraces the following described pro­ my offico and has made application most thorounghly familiar. was adjourned until Tuesday whon perty situated In Seminole County, for tux deed to issue in accordance further testimony will be taken and it Florldu, to-wlt: E l-2 of SE 1-1 of with law. Said certificate embraces BEEP WATER INLET is believed that other light may be S E 1-4 Sec. 20, Twp. 20 S., Range the following described property in NEAR LAUDERDALE Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: WV4 thrown upon the case. IS CONTEMPLATED. 29 E. 20 acres. The snid land being Bob Mikell, brother of tho dead nssessed at the date of the issuance of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and FORT LAUDERDALE, Sopt. 21— boy, and Glenn Taylor are the only of such Certificate in the name of J. SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 and NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 lying E of W lino Soundings for a deep water inlot nnd two eye witnesses of the tragedy. E. Phipps, Admr. of Sanford Grant (less 825 ft. N and They state thnt the and Elius Mikell Also Tnx Certificate No. 883, dated S by 6(10 ft. E and W in SE corner nnd turning basin nt I^is Olns Sound hnve wore returning to Mncelenny Sunday Imn started by engineers of tho Scn- night from a place about two miles tho 3rd dny of June, A. D., 1901, hns less N 7 L-2 eh.) Sec. 29, Twp 19 S, bosrd Dredging (’o., of Jacksonville. from tho town in two automobiles. filed said Certificate in my office and Range 30 E., containing 25 acres, Thu It is the first definite step by tho Bob nnd young Taylor who were in hns made application for tnx deed to said land being assessed at the date city of Fort Uiutlerdnle for an inlet the front car, stopped nt the brnnch issue in accordance with lnw. Said of the issuance of sucli certificate in duo feet wide nnd with a possible for tho purpose, thoy say, of filling certificate embraces the following de­ the name of Elizabeth Kissel. Also: Tnx Certificate No. 18, dat­ depth of sixteen feet which would al­ the radiator nnd waiting for the oth­ scribed property situated in Semi­ nole County, Florida, to-wit: 1-3 int. ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919, low coastwise vessels to tie up at the er car. in E 1-2 of RE 1-4 of SE 1-4 See. 20 hns filed said certificate in my office ('ity docks The project, which in­ Whilo waiting, Boh Mikkell is nl- Twp. 20 S., Rnngc 29 East. The snid nnd has made application for tax deed cludes con-1ruction of jetties, tho loged to have fired his pistol into the land being nssessed nt the date of the to issue in accordance with law. Said dredging of a portion of New River air several times, thinking he had certificate embraces the following de­ issunnee of such certificate in the nnd the cut of about 100 yards from emptied it. When the other car caught scribed property Hituutcd in Seminole name of T. A. Phipps. the sea. would cost, it is estimated, up, Elias Mikell is said to have gotten County, Florida, to-wit: All NE 1-4 Also Tnx Certificate No. 830 dated L'ss any other recently con- out nnd Hnld: "Here I am, now shoot,’’ In Snnford Grnnt (less bog. 45 Iks. tho 2nd dny of Juno, A. D., 1902, hns »trueted inlet on tho east const of or words t othnt effect. It wns then W of NE cor. run W to intersection filed snid certificate In my office nnd 1*loriun. Although nccurnto figures thnt Bob Mikell Ih snld to have point­ of W line of Sanford Grant SWly hns made application for tnx deed to are not yet available, it iH understood ed tho gun at his brother, thinking it nlong Grnnt line 15.00 eh., E 4.08 ch., issue in accordance with lnw. Snid the expense would not txccud $100,- was empty and pulled the trigger certificate embraces the following de­ NEly 17.55 ch. to beg.), Sec. 31, Twp. several times. scribed property situated in Seniinolo 19 S„ Range 30 E. 110 acres. The said 1he cut is planned to bo in exact There was ono cartridge remaining land being assessed at tho date of the 11,0 Alt*1 'V', w river ns tho heavy cur- in tho revolver, however, nnd the bul­ County, Florida, to-wit: 1-3 int. in issuance of such certificate in tho E l-2 of SE1-4 of SE 1-4 Sect. 20, r‘v°r would be relied upon let pierced tho young man’s heart, Twp, 20 S., Range 29 East, 20 acres. name of Elizabeth Kissel. 14 P the channel ami inlet open, killing him nlmost Instantly. Also: Tnx Certificate No. 22, dat­ The said land being ussessed at tho any sand or other obstruction ed the 2nd dny of June, A. l>. 1919, hns dnte of the issunnee of such certificate * , to, *en* City officials state that Ground hns been broken for tho filed snid certificate in my olfico and "’ml issue to cover the cost of the erection of a now eleven story sky- in tho nnme of T. A. Phillip. has mndc application for tnx deed to AIbo Tnx Certificate No. 201, dated i irpn o wil Ibe decided upon nfter ernpor hotel at Orlando, nnd $1,000,issue in accordance with law. tho 3rd dny of July, A .D., 1910, huR .... j, ,IKUrcs from the engineers nro 000 will be spent. Snid certificate cmbrnces the fol­ filed snid certificate in my offico nnd lowing described property situated in Inlet" t h \ A.ftpr ct,n,P,ctl°n of (tho , fet,ernl government will bo A new cignr factory will bo built hns made application for tnx deed to Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. issue in nccordnnce with lnw. Snid NW cor. of NE 1-4 Sec. 32, Twp. 19 'lR!!1St furthcr the deep water at Fort Myers for the Joso Gonzales certificate embraces the following de­ S., Range 30 E, Run E 12 ch., S 20 Project of the city . Co., besides a number of residences. scribed property situated in Seininolo ch. tq S and L E Ry Wly along same County' Floridn, to-wit: Beg. 481 ft. 7 1-2 ch. N 29 deg. W 10.90 ch. W 10 N. nnd 1114 ft. E, of SW. Cor., Sec. ch. SI 1.13 ch. Nely 23eh. S 14 deg. E 8 31, Twp, 20 S., Rnnge 30 E. Run N. ch., S 04 deg., W to pt. 30 ch. W of E 1 deg. E. 100 ft. N. 80 deg. IV. 200 ft. lino of Sec, nnd 10 ch N of S line of R. 1 dog. W. 100 ft. Ely. 200 ft. more NE 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor of or less 5.10 ncrcs. The snid land be­ NW 1-4 of Sec. N to NW cor. of Sec. ing nssessed at the date of tho issu­ E to beg. 107 acres. Tho said land ance of such certificate in the nnmo of being assessed nt the dntu of tho is­ BOYS, HAVE YOU SEEN REID’S? S. C. Jones. suance of such certificate in the name Unless snid Certificates shall be re­ of Jacob Kissel. deemed according to law tnx deed will Unless said certificates shall bo re­ Issue thereon on the 10th dny of Oc­ deemed according to law, tax deed i tober, A. D., 1021. will issue thereon on the 1st day of Witness my official signature and September, A. D. 1921. seal this tho 14th dny of September, Witness my official signature and A. D., 1021. Beal this tho 20th day of July, A. D. (Senl.) E. A .DOUGLASS, 1021. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Florida. Ha n f o r d ... Fl o r id a Seminole County, Fla. By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. A. M. WEEKS, D. *C. 0-14-fltc. 0-14-fltdh By: * Mules! Mules! I hey are going fast. A few bargains left. et us show you. I guarantee to save you m°ney. All stock guaranteed as represented W. S. Reid Castor Pomace Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems KA1NIT—SHEEP MANURE— GOAT MANURE And Other Materials Our Prices Will Save You Money PHONE 536 Hit th© NajJ. onthe Head gvttipf ap to drive the1 Ant aall tlu t’s tka hard part about bwUdbg. Yn om tramp ap dozens of reasons for postponing tka job- b at did jraa arar know anybody to ba sorry he built l *mt<*aii as, «** j Moat M d U | mat erials are low priced now. Not every thing b M aheap m tan k er h a t by tka tinea the other things have dropped Wmher will rise.* So all In all this la a good tin e lesr H k tka naM am tka head I ' HILL LUMBER CO. SERVICE QUALITY PRICE To advertise! It la hla mode of tell­ ing the world of Ihnt particular mental state known as happiness. When the hnby laughs, when the sun ahinca, when the flowers bloom,., when dinner sends out Its inviting aroma— when any one of a thousand other things happen which attract your atten­ tion—you are being advertised too. The whole purpose of any advertise­ ment is to excite your curiosity, gain your interest, arouse your desire; to tell you something you don't know; to remind you of something you have for­ gotten; to convince you of something over which you have been hesitating; to help you get the best nt least cost. In short, the purpose of nn advertise­ ment is, in one way or another, to make you hnppier. Think it over. Rend the advertisements in this paper nnd see if thnt isn’t so. » is thetime to start your ad in the Sanford Daily Herald POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE �SFp .» ' • ■ns ■ ■‘ ■ i ' m * . 5,‘Vv'?V * IFre;;. ,V&>V, P!r;' u* ’ ' ' ‘ [ THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, W EDNE9DAYf,SEPTEMBER21, PAGE POUR individuals, of which nn\ount $21,991.- newspaper depends upon homo pat­ Sl was expended for the necessary ronage for its livelihood, and to strike transportation and entertainment and at that patronago is to cut its own M U M •Ml inOMN UMfl N d v »l til ■wmU NUI m , in Mnniti* A< ' incidentnl expenses. Tho total 'sum of heart. h a W riirUA “This thought, however, arises in $3,907.25 was refunded to communU ties nnd organizations that had con­ tho consideration: If a newspaper can >“ ._________ rm u tH M i___________ tributed to the fund nnd $470.49 re­ bo sued by a city, which of course Is L J. HOLLY _________ -___ Editor mains in the treasury,, “for any ad­ only possiblo through tho city govern­ I. I ILLARD...Secretary-Treasurer justments thnt may nrise,” the report ment, beenuso of nllegcd dnm&ges to A. NRKL___ __General Manager that city, why cannot n nowspnpor, or sets forth. any citizen ns for thnt matter, suo n The report Is notable in thnt all tho ROBERT HOLLY, city government for alleged fniiuro to money subscribed nnd paid in was not dSOULATIOM M AM AO» function efficiently and for the best expended. Usually in enterprises of Phene 148 up to 6 P. M. interests.of tho community? this character there nro deficits in­ S . U . Mid* I m w i — ApylUnttoa “The question is worth turning over stead of surplus, tho general effort ■ eleeriftlee file * la Adriana Tmi being to Bpend all in sight nnd more. in the mind. “A city not only Iobcs Its good rep­ Not so in this case, nnd it deserves X M lnr.d la City I? CirrUr I t O u ti meAion. Evidently those in charge utation when the men In charge of its Vte bit !*• u ltp m W m U f »»«Jt •»of the arrangements acted with con­ affairs deni in petty politics and neg­ ttafar e r r a n BwnlaaU O n u ty aa4 U p ib lU lid --‘ 'rartUlng r*u< mail kaawi Vridiy scientious regard for tho duty en­ lect mountninss to chase government­ ____applleatloa _ ___ •mieratlo la p*UUm . U M m trusted to them. They were liberal al gnnts, but tho individual propertyp«t jm i , ilwiy* I* idnnon. in their providing, but thoy were not holder and tax pnyer loses monoy on Member of The Associated Preea extravagant, because they had tho his investments. They do not increase money ,ns arc so many charged with in value ns they should. "Who is to blame? Whoro docs the the duty and privilege of expending public funds, or even those of n semi- responsibilty rest? Has tho citizen Yes, any It again, 1' in hot. pubiic character as. wore tho ones the right to demnnd full vnluo for thj <>money he pnys in tnxes, nnd if he here referred to. But we should worry, It will soon It is noteworthy thnt after the ex­ fails to receive this value nnd can be cool enough. penses were nil paid there wns a sub­ prove his loss is due to inefficiency in stantial amount on hand and thnt It tho admintsnrtion of public affairs, Again we want to cnll your atten­ sue? wns refunded to those nmong tho con­ why shouldn't tion to the golf links and the country “There is interest in the specula­ tributors entitled to receive it. Re­ MEN MAKE CITIES. club before the winter season begins. funds of this character nro rare ns tion of these things." I t raenns everything to this city if -----------o----------It is the men thnt make cities—we they are gratifying. you want tourists. The special committee of the Flor­ HUNTING IN FLORIDA. might ndd thnt women mako them, ---------- 0 ----------ida Press A s hocint Ion deserves a med­ All wo want Just now is a gentle and this holds true of Sanford in pnrAlthough tho “open season” for llttlo drizzle, drizzle of a rain that 1 liculnr, But collectively shaking, it al, or, if not that, at least expressed appreciation, brom start to finish hunting in ‘Floridn is still some time will dampen the ground, hut not j is tho ntnn nnd not the .city. You they handled this enterprise with rare ftwny, tho gnme InwB forbidding tho enough to cbmo through the hole in henr about this wonderful loention, A* ability. That it proved n most worthy k,|,inK ()f (,C3r or blnl(, ,H,forc No. nnd thnt wonderful location, nnd peo­ tho bottom of our shoes. enterprise, for the entire state of V omber 20, attention is nlrendy being ple Haying such nnd such a city was ---------- o----------Florida, is to lie seen in tho million or directed to the laws ns they . new Dnytonn is starting a crusade mnde on account of nature being kind more dollars worth of advertising H tnnd, nnd it is urged upon nportsmen against the opening of stores on Sun­ to thnt particular loention, but you that the stnte hns received at the to uso their influeucq towards tho day. All this agitation comes from enn also find cities thnt had nothing ................................................... ........... hnn,,s of the men an<l won,cn who ' protection of game of all klnda until tho hoggishness of some merchants from nnture, but had n hunch of who want to keep their place of busi­ boosters who went abend and made I t‘on,poHt’(i thc hm,y of th« oHltorial t that dnte. Tho game laws were mado \vh” wort‘ nLot on,y pI1CH180‘* especially for the preservation of ness open nil day Sunday and Sun­ the city greater regardless of locn- V tion or invish giftsof nature. Some. wittl what thcy HUW Wcr“ f lll(l ‘Knm« and hunters taking deer or day night. men could build a city in the desert thc °P P ,,r tu n ity of telling millions of ( birds in tho closed seoson nro not -----------o It is funny how a man rushes bnck I of Snhnra, nnd others could not make newspaper readers, in every section , onjy nct(ng contrary to tho will of the they. snw while pcojile, ns exprensed in the legisla­ to his wife when he gets into trouble. city out of Snnford, situated in the of the ,country, . what^ , ture, but are contributing to n plan Fatty Arhuekle is hiding behind his I finest location in the South, ns we - ,”l!7lcy. n,r 1 >rm,Kh Floridn, The investment thnt wns mnde in that would soon have all game extinct wife’s apron strings again after giv-1 nre. [t takes the right sort of men Ing her the grand bounce for five to build « city, and you can see it this enterprise, both financially and in tho stnte. k years while he cavorted with the all around every day right here in ns a matter of hospitality extended, Several state newspapers have re­ wns well worth while. That It wns so chickens nt Hollywood. cently spoken of the approach of the Floridn. A. V. Snell, the secretary of admirably handled throughout, even hunting season, and in order that the Charleston Chandler of Coin , . . . ... , to the ilnal and very gratifying re- n no may plead ignorance in regard This is the time to build that home, merco, sums it up in the following . , , . ,, , . , , , . ,, ,, port, fix up thnt new addition, arrange an­ taken from nn address recently: , ’ s worthy of highest coinmen- to dates and other details, tho follow­ other bed room, get ready for the hlging synopsis of the game Inw3 hns "If it is true, then, that itt iist men wdation „ .n even , nat 1.this, late , tiny. ,m i nThere , f i l l ] r.T .. i m v n m i i l f i f taken, l a l r m i 1from ♦nun wcll mr., lie example tho gst tourist senson that Snnford hns nml not n particularly been printed: favorable loenover hnd. Thoy nre coming, and com­ tion that builds prosperous communi- work done in this instance, by those Under the law, the open season ing early, nnd wo should he prepared tiess, how arc prosperous communities who from time to time have occasion for all game commences on No­ to keep them in Snnford. built? In the olden days in this coun­ to advertise Floridn, dispense hospi­ vember 20 nnd extenda to Fobbru---------- 0 ---------try when labor wns srarce, tho set­ tality to visitors nnd spend public ary 15 of the following year— Poor Fatty Arhuekle. He was the tlors would call together their men funds,—Times-Union making a period of eighty-eight funny fellow of the movies, Hi/is any­ nnd women and by united action l days. Residents of Floridn nny thing but funny now and his useful­ would build a community building or NEWSPAPERS, CITIES AND procure a hunter’s license, good ness ns nn nctor is over. He will lose construct a home. Thnt was our first CITIZENS. only for the county in which they all his money fighting for his free­ live, for $1.25; hut the fee for each cxnmple of co-operation. Three es­ dom and will then be forced to go back Thu public generally hns some additional county will be $3.50. sentials are required in community de­ to tho Kansas farm (whore he he- velopment. They nre common belief, j (lllet,r allol|t newspapers, and For all non-residents the cost of longn). common enthusiasm and common of- Wi> wnn* <lUr readers to peruse the the license for each county In which ----------------- o ----------------fort, for belief begets enthusiasm, o n -! Following editorial from the Jackson- they desire to hunt will be $25. The John Pope, a lawyer In Jacksonville, thusiasm begets effort nnd these [ Metropolis, as it states some maximum nmount of game allow­ accused of being nn accessory in the three beget achievement. I once heard ( salient facts: ed each gun per dny is one deer, murder of the theatre malinger a few Dr. Ashley Jones, nn eminent Baptist '^ K‘ a national institution, tho two turkeys, twenty quail, and weoks ago, wants a change of venue divine, speaking at a convention of * hiengo I rlbune represents the nar- twenty-five birds of other varie­ because “he wns odious to so many ndvcrtislng men, say that, ‘the great - 1 n,woKt partisanism ami the bitterest ties. If there is a party of three or cltlzons." We would rather take our est forco in the world is advertising.' prejudices in this country, but as a more the limit of gnmo such party medicine thnn have sueh a charge Because advertising created in man’s factor in the political and civic nt- may take during the entire trip, brought against 11 s.' heart a want where there was no want fairs of its home city the Tribune aside from quail nnd other birds, is before and that this want became so stnnds in the middle of the arena and two dcor and live turkeys; and no A systematic campaign should be compelling that man doubled bis ef­ lights ail comers. Some of its meth­ individual hunter shall-klll during mndo now to clean up every object­ forts to secure tho where-with-nll to ods arc drastic nnd some of its accu­ any one senson more thnn two deer, ionable building in the business por­ the want.' It has been often sations are shocking, quite often pro- five turkeys nnd five hundred of tion of the city. Snnford ns a resi­ satiny said that a community can have any- v°king bitter encounters, but the any nnd nil sorts of birds. No indi­ dence city hns objections now that nro thing it wants if it wants that thing newspaper nhvnya weathers the storm vidual hunter or party of hunters difficult to overcome nnd most of them hard enough. To satisfy such wnnt, *11 fashion nnd comeH out of shall have any gnme In his nr their como from the people themselves who personal service and adequate finance ,,HL'h fracas ready and anxious to nd- possession longer than five days care but little for the appeiiranccH of Sanford and less for the feelings of is necessary. Satisfaction, too, often minister more punishment, and will- after the close of the hunting sea­ spells stagnation. To criticize is easy.1 inK to taku the necessary punches in son. their neighbors. Fur-henring animals nre also pro­ Any loafer can criticize. Wnnts and or(^or 1° Kct its own blows across, ---------- o----------tected by thc game laws nnd all trap­ needs of a community nre easily ^,,,r ycarfl *he Tribune has had Its Wo hear of investigations of the voiced by street corner critics, hut wuns trained on tho William Hale pers nre required to pny license and Ku Klux Klun niul the Knights of Co­ real constructive effort by those same Thompson regime in Chicago and II- are allowed to set trails nn lands oth­ lumbus and other orders. It looks er than their own only by obtaining like they will have to investigate the indivldunls Ih too often lacking. Most l'n°is, °f which Gov. Lon Small is n written permission from the owners citizens will resent criticism of their PnrL nn<l the barrage hns not been wholu lint before they get through nnd of such Innds. city, but have they sufficient belief without its effects. First the Tribune aec whether it is composed of DemoAh wild game is protected and thus in their city ,nnd confidence in their «xpoao<I the machine and its purpo.scrata nr Republicans. Secret orders given safety nnd in a measure eared community to tho extent of digging | V H > elaborating on the various signiflarc secret orders and you cannot make for by tho state it is reasonable to down in their pockets ami Investing entices, and Thompson and his crowd anything else out of them. Otherwise allow residents to secure hunting li­ their money or their time for the good Pa^ little attention to it until they thoy would not he secret orders. of their community? That is the real f,,rH0(,k Morpheus one morning n few censes at a small cost, whllo thoso test of thcr faith. The individual who mouths ago to discover that their who merely hunt while temporarily In Lakciaiul people have come togeth­ actually believes in his city will in- l,‘* e t had been defeated at the polls, the state nro charged a greater feo. er with a big love feast and every­ election was for Judicial offices, The cost of the license is no grenter body hns decided to loin the Chandler vest i»is time and his money and will coin that belief into community divi* administrative officials will ho thnn is charged practically evoryof Commerce and make Lakeland n detids. If he really believes in his elected next, ami the handwriting on wherfc.—Timcs-Unlon. hlggor and better city. It can't be city, he is an enthusiast about his tkl' wiill isn’t golden-lettered to done without tho Chamber of Com­ city. An enthusinHt has often been Thompson nnd his associates. Still the LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH merce nnd wo are glad to see it being called a "booster." in defining the Tribune exposes alleged conditions done in Lnkclnml, Orlando, Sanford, Forenoon und Afternoon Tides at and many other progressive Florida meaning of the booster I once heard nn'] frauds in Chicago, not hesitating About Same Hour and Minute a prominent business mnn in n cer- *() Place the responsibilty upon the tain western city state in answer to present administration ,nnd tho status Sept. 21 ......................... 4:29 a question, that a “knocker" was a ,low City of Chicago versus Chi- Sept. 22 ..................................... 5:08 thing that hung on tho outside of n cnK° Tribune. Sept. 23 ..................................... 6:59 0:69 door, nnd who would wnnt to bo n "1° otherwords, tho city of Chicn* Sept. 24 ............V............ noisy knocker? “A booster,” he said, »«lug thc Chicngo Tribune for Sept.25 ....... 8:08 Vnry the usual vegetables by “is onu who does all of the good ho $10,000,000on n chnrge of bosmirch-;Sept.20 ........................... 9:10 serving Flag Brand Buccotnsb. can, all of the time ho can nnd lenves intr its fnirname! 'City of Chicago’ . Sept.27 ....................................... 10:11 the rest to Almighty God." j In this case is, of course, William'* Sept, 28 .....................................• 11:25 ---------o----------Halo Thompson and subordinates. ,Sept. 29 ...................'................. 11:55 ' FOR DESSERT "Newspapers throughout tho eoun-^ept. 30 ................................. 12:49 A NOTABLE REPORT. 1 Try Del Monte Pears cut half try are nsklng tho question, lias a inch cubes, served in ice cold Tho Hpcclnl committee of tho Fior-' vlty the right to'HUo a newspaper? M h i IK cantaloupe, idn press Association, which hnd In This retails tho Btory of tho old no- hq Or, serve chocolate ico cream charge the arrangements for tho Na- nro in jail, who .when informed by a ft* TheSnnford Daily nnd in halves of pears. * fV*Y J ., tlonal Editorial Association visit to white friend that tho authorities had Wcokly Herald stand for Florida lust March, ,hns just made no right to hold him, replied, ’But, Mi Sanford and Seminolo coun­ public Its report of receipts am^ dis- boss, here I is.’ ‘ j iti ty just uh strongly as the hufsements. It is a notable roport in "The thought, that a newspaper Mi American flag stnnds for WELAKA BLOCK more wnys thnn one. It sbdws a to- would deliberately attempt to injure Ha tho greatest nation on earth. Phones 497*494 I tnl of $20,309.05 contributed by vari- R» home city in thc eyes of thc world Ml I ous municipalities, organizations nnd is tao ridiculous to entertain. The real Mt MlMilCilMMlMltalM 1921 SANFORD DAILY HERALD cities value f t TIE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. SUGGESTIONS Deane Turner where thoy are learning tho of cooperation through the Chamber of Commerce. ----------- 0 ----------The Herald wants a detailed state­ ment from the government ns to where the taxes go thnt nro now be­ ing collected tinder the guise of “war faxes." We never knew a war to cost quite as much and. ns tho victors in the contest—just where nro We nt, might wo inquire? Instead of tho tnxes decreasing they are increasing nnd thc common herd nro paying them instend of the “newly rich” who mndo their money out of tho war. -----------o— ------It is high time the people of this city boenrne firmly imbued* with tho iden th;:t restricted building means restricted building and to build some­ thing that does not correspond with the balance of the particular location will not be nllowed. Wo have over­ slept our rights in this respect in many parts of the city nnd people have been allowed to put up shacks in thc prominent pnrts of the city thnt are an everlasting disgrace. Wc arc glnd to note thnt the present city commissioners will not stand for any more of this backwoods stuff, THE BAN K — A M o n u m e n t to P ro g re ss The tens of thousands of strong, depend­ able banking institutions throughout the United States today are sturdy, sub­ stantial monumentsvto the progress of the nation and to the confidence—in­ spiring methods nnd perfect protection which the modern bank affords, The ennetment of stringent bnnking laws and their rigid enforcement has eliminated forevor from tho renlm of banking all unstaplovand wobbly finan­ cial institutions, thus assuring to the de­ positors of thc nation the greatest pos­ sible protection, through the medium of our modern system of bnnking for the sufe handling of public and privnte funds. First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P.,Fotrier, President B. F. Whitner, Cashier PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAWYERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA BATTERIES FLORIDA Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Specifications Cheerfully Furnished Battery Troubles to Us All Work Guaranteed Wa ■pMtalln on Xloetrlctl Work nnd con «1t* yon dopondnbU Mrvlo*.. H. T. PACE P. O. Box 211 WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS roa ovxnHAULXMO tou» oae BBIMO YOITE Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor! Sketches and Estimate* Free; m Company building too larga and none too small. L. A. Rennud, Prop. -----ALL WORK GUARANTEED---- Rhone 189 HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Wilson & Shorey Pine and Garland Sta., Orlando, FU. \ Sold and Serviced by PURE WATER Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Wieland Elder Springs Water GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and Flrat REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane Real Estate and Insurance 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, FU LORD’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dally Service Phone 19? SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Phone 95 V. C.'COLLER, Prob. Geo. W. Knight General Shop and Milt Work Real Estate and Insurance CONTRACTOR and' BUILDEB SANFORD FLORIDA ..Employment Bureau.. 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FU TRANSFER Tho vocational committee of the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women's Club “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” requests all young women desiring employment to register nt the First Quick Service Transfer Nationnl Bank. Storage Facilities AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman If wc please you, tell others; if a* tell ua. Phone 498 Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin. Jr. . OPT. P. HOTELS ^ Hotel Montezuma “Sanford’s New Hotel” 9 U 0 Up Per Day OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS GILLON& FRY ELECTRICAL J Coniraclors C. O. WILSON. Own.r SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES .. Wl>ht B io lh m . m i l Building Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Uoller Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned' r. �\ uF *, J ' V<.|S r la l *lu A lt* THE SANFORD DAILY HEgALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1921 |4ra mm ^ **v*' Utile HepPen*n®s Mention of \fatters In »Hef p e r s o n a l H o n ,,, of Interest In and About *st The City # the w ea th er Florida: # Summary of the FloitlngSmsil Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald lleadere # * * # : Fair tonight * Th0 American Legion is putting on „ bitr show at the Princess tonight. • A cnri, will bring us to sec y o u .Sanfonl Mattress Co. 148 7tp 1Iave you looked into the possibili­ ty of building that new home this fall? This is the tiino to build. Mntcrials and luber art* cheaper. Hat Shop arid Pressing Club also dre « * . All work ««>»*><£ 1011 Sonfonl Avo. 1K)-Clp Vren Can you l>ent it? The old bulb hangs at 90 again—wo moan the thermometer, of course—and for the past week it has been right on 90. Cnn’t get away from it. However, wo must have n littto rain. Can you raise the wind? S: 10 A. M., SEPT KM II Bit 21, Maximum ......... * ........... 00 Minimum ......................... 00 Runge ............................. Barometer ......................30.13 Calm, clear. ?*i PAGE FIVE Bee-Keepers Met in Sanford Monday; Many Were Present Will Hold Next Meeting in Del,and November 21 Monday, September 19th the Gr­ unge Belt Bee-Keepers met a t the Woman's Club building in Snnford, for thu purpose of com].luting the or­ ganization. Mr. Newell, Mr. Reese, Mr. Goodwin and Mr. Sterling^ all of the State Plnnt Board at Gainesville, met with the association at which there was a good attendance, Many subjects of vital interest to beekeepers were discussed. The next meeting is to be held the third Mondny in November at DeLand. All 1 ’u-keepors and those interest­ ed in hoes requested to attend. Congress Begins Adjourned Session; Down to Business You Have Heard It Htiid more than once that you can judge a store by the lines they carry. That is true. Now just for instance, suppose you need a Hat, drop into our place and And that we have a complete line of .hats, such ns— STETSON SCH0BLE m BERG What would be your impression? You would know at once that a concent carrying such hats would have to have all their lines as good in order to go with these hats < i % AND THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT WE HAVE —THE VERY BEST YOUR MONEY CAN BUY Important Legislation and Many Hard Struggles Anticipated m S. E. Spicer, of Columbus, Ohio, is (Dy The Aiacolited Freia) So ninny new business firms nro registered at the Mflntezuma. WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—Constarting in .Sanford that it looks like gresrcassemhled at noon today after lhero will have to be , nu.ro store Don't miss it! What? The Fort­ a 30-day recess with prospects of the 1# £ S J V f f f r w r /S O /F F fM kL .... ns built despite the fact that many extra session lapping into the regular of them have already been iirrnngod. une Tolling, at the Silver Ten. session beginning in December. J. W. Mitchulf, of Jacksonville, was Activity nt first is to center In the Have your watches and jewelry re­ in the city yesterday transacting bus­ senate, which will consider the tax paired at Mfl.aulln’s. T^o first class iness. revision bill, the peace treaties with watch makers. Prompt service. Germany, Austria and Hungary; the 140-tfc j H. O. Adams, of Tampa, was in the anti-beer, railroad debt funding, the “ Paul Higgers is himself ngnln, after city yesterday calling on bis regular nllicd debt refunding and other hills. JAPAN WOULD DISCUSS The treaties are to lie transmitted by GUEST IONS OF WIDE undergoing an operation In a Tampa customers. President Harding today, and arc to RANGE AT CONFERENCE. hospital fur gall stones. Paul snys ho Mrs. H. C. Pulmnn, of Jacksonville, be pressed at once. hears the distinction of having an is spending some time hero at the The house will reconvene under * u TOKIO, Sept. 20.—Japan should operation last week and ho is up and Montezuma. "gentlemen’s agreement" to transact insist in discussing at the Washing­ nruumi this week. virtually no business until October I. ton conference late this autumn, not Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Morrison, of Ala­ Comparatively few representatives only questions regarding the Far Classified advertisements, T cents a tine. No ad taken for less that ROOKING, Red and green slate surbama, are spending some time hero were in Washington last night, and East, hut also matters affecting, the 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash fnce, 3-|dy $3.25 per square. Tiger at the Montezuma. the lenders were not expected until American const, including Mexico and .must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; next month. The hill to reapportion also Australia, says Viscount Takanki cordingly. j.ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address Homer Claus will sing at the Silver the house membership is slated to he Kate, president of the Kensei-Kai, or >|. K. Ginn, Itox 391. 139-20tp ter cypress, manufactured in best mills Tea, Friday night, at Mrs. Miller’s. taken up when the house begins opposition party, in a statement is­ FOR SALE work. insures first quality at lowest pos­ B sure and B there. sued here. 0, Davis Hurt, of the Reliance Life FOR HALE—lit acres grove, 7 acres sible cost consistent with good lum­ Presentation to the senate of the The withdrawal of fortifications Insurance ('<•., is spending a few days wild land on hard road on small ber—less middlemen’s heavy profit,— N, H. Garner, Vblie Williams and pence treaties and the revenue hill from all islands in the Pacific, tho «t Coma and Rockledge, and other lake, (deal place to build a home. GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, were expected to he the principal points down the east const. Davis is Kermit Brokinv motored fu Daytona events today, although leaders last neutralization of the Pannnia Canal, Price $1,000.—E. F. Lane, the Real Florida. 138-o.o.d-13te yesterday on business. one of tin- best in the business, and 151-5tp night .............................. indicated a possibility ...... that .... the the removal of limitations on const- Estate Man. has established a line record in this throughout ^the FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish FOR RENT II. W, Cameron, of Augusta, was in sessions today might be perfunctory part of the state. potatoes, per bushel $2.09.—L. A. FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms, fur­ lliu city yesterday spending the day and business put over one day. Tito the settlement of rnseinl discriminn* 13l-lfc death of house members during the tion on the principle of tho co-exis- ijrumiuy, nished for light housekeeping. 318 * with his family at tho Montezuma. "KXIUK" BATTERIES, tho Giant tnneo of mankind anti the spirit of KOU sA L E -10 room house with Palmetto Avo. recess, it was said, might, out of re­ 149 Dtp. that lives in a box. We can now fur­ W. M. Dickson, of Jacksonville, spect, cause an ininicdinto adjourn­ justice and humanity should he in- dectric lj(,ht9( bnth 1U1(| ^ow er, 31 FOR RENT—Refined couple desiring nish six Volt Batteries at $21.50. Wo eluded In Japan's proposals at the ||cm | ,nn(|( f, ucrc, in Ktow with 30o two nice unfurnished communicat­ state agent for the Equitable Life In­ ment of both sennte and house. • buy, sell, exchange, recharge and re­ conference in the opinion of the tinornngu trees, pears, persimmons, ing rooms for light housekeeping, with Vice-President Coolidge was here surance Co., is spending several days pair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ last night ready to open the senate, “ on‘ ’ and pecan trees.—E. F, Lane, tho Real hath, lights and city water, eloso in, ers. Phone 5 IS. * 150-tfc here on business. In addition to tho above demands, KstatL, j[an< 151-Dtp call on Mrs. G. It. Smith, 301 Palmetto but tbe house will he presided over the association believes self-determi,,OK sA L H -2 ',-t,m Republic tniV£ nvc. by Representative Walsh, Republican, All H. S. boys expecting to make Siwifnnl i: facing one of the finest nation are among the subjects that ............ . nf C|||, a( stl!a. FOR RENT—Part of store, nice win­ Massachusetts, in the absence of the football team eotpe out to prac­ i regardless of value, reasons in in i- history. Get busy and should be brought to the conference. 154-lip tice this afternoon. Be sure to come [Speaker Giilett, who will not return gall Stables. dow space. Apply Herald office. advertise anil wake them up. Wo are Siberian people , . , before October* The house agree­ It holds that the out this week.—Manager. 150-3tc the geratest city. Let the world know Apment provides for three-day recesses should have the right to govern them- *’°R ^ B - M e d um j ply 402 Snnforq Avo., and Fourth FOR REN T—Two furnished front it A city is judged largely by tbo Many nre the hridgs to be in San­ until October 4. rooms at 200 Pork Ave. 153-Gtp number of live merchants who adver­ Tho Jiji Shimpo says that if the Strcct~__________________ __________________________ A definite legislative program for ford, and wo want them, one and alt, Jnptfneso military authorities insist FOR SALE—0 mom house, 4 acres of FOR RENT—-Two furnished rooms. tise ill the daily paper. the rest of the session is to be ar­ to see the Herald wedding stock, Ire152-tfc Apply. 1001 Elm Ave. land, 125 orange trees, 75 chickens. ranged soon by Republican steering that this country must 'maintain nn fore inlying. We have them. the Reid If yon have rooms to rent, if you committees, whose members will con­ army of 21 divisions .they must be Price $2,500.00. E. !•. Lane, WANTED want minus, if you want to buy or prepared to give a satisfactory answer Estate Man.______________ 151-Dtp prepa The editor of the Herald received fer with President Harding. rdl anything, if you have lost or some fine peaches today that came The house bill is to have senate to th powers represented at Wash­ FOR KALE—8-room house with all WANTED TO RENT—A piano. Cull modern convenience, excellent re­ nt 200 Park Avu. f"und untiling, get it in the Want from Ogden, Utah, to friends in this precedence according to present plans, ington when questioned as to the rea­ 153-Otp pair. Private water works, in desir­ t olumn the Daily Herald. It is the city. John Russell .the man jwho put although debate on it is not expected son for such large army. WANTED—Hemstitching and pecotable location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ greatest -larket place in the world, soil in celery, is shipping many ear to begin until next week. ing, also orders for all kinds of ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. and alien\ get results if results nre loads of these punches now from ENGHTEEN m o n t h s pleating. 124 Palmetto Ave. 149-Ote llfi-tfc MINERS TO FIGHT physically possible* FOR •CON" MAN Utah, and we hope he makes a mil­ w a g T: r e d u c t io n s -------FOR SALE—A new bungalow at a BOARD AND ROOM lion dollars out of them., If he docs ATLANTA, Sept. 21.—J. C. Me-, real bargain. Good terms.—E. F. I IB t l\ FIRES, Goodyear non-skids we know he will spend it here in Snn­ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 21.— Bride, said to bo one of the ringlcnd-* Lane, tho Real Estate Man. 154-5tp l!OAUl) ANil HOOM—Private fum:12* ^ ..................... $27.50- ford. ily. 7JO Oak Ave. 151-7tp Continuance of a policy in opposition ers in the so-called “bunco rjng" which Foli SALE—One lieuvy duty two;'k|la ...................... 31.00 to reducing wages of coal miners its oiFicluls charged obtained several ■ wheel trailer in good condition. In^ l/,‘ any nmko in proporCharlie Britt, of the firm of Perkins urged yesterday by President John L. hundred thousand dolalrs in its opor- qU[ro at Ford Garage. Apparently the war stopped too 143-tfc h"ii. (n t intr prices before you buy.— & Britt, The Store That is Different, Lewis of the United Mine Workers of soon. We didn't make tho world safe Lay l l r u t i , , Phone 548. 150-tfc at ions here a year ago, yesterday was K0R SALE—Two big lots cheap, on presented N. J. Lilian! and R. J. Hol­ America, at the opening of the union’s sentenced to 18 months imprisonment, t}|0 heil{ht ()f Magnolia avo.—J. S. for high production costs. ly, of the Herald, with two fine pipes biennial convention, met with applause end fined $1,000 following ids plea |, arvar(1 154-3tp liar. n slight change in the today, and the gift was greatly ap­ of the 1,500 delegates wlto voted over­ of guilty to indictments charging railrnail liuiules us published in tho FOR SALE—Stable manure; car lots. preciated. Charlie does not smoko whelmingly that the miners’ demands Hmtl1 fr.-m time to time, No. 85 a pipe, hut he had two given to him he placed before the convention for gambling. McBride was arrested in Good dry stocE, Price $7 p.v ton, f. in earlier now, and the Lces- after he had won them, and hence, | consideration*within ten days. The Washington, D. C., and brought hack o. b. cars, Sanford, Chase & Co. £ to Atlnnta several days ngo. ,fitg train goes out earlier in conse________________ 151-tfc. with months of strenuous work are his gift to the business manager and decision, however, is subjected to re­ nearly here. You should take pnlnn [he new schedule will suit the editor. It is our Christmas pres­ consideration later. f REDUCED PRICES ON OLDSMO- FOR SALE—2>.a-ton Republic truck, to find out whether your 'children's '• traveling public much bettor, ns ent. Come again, Charlie, tho latch ‘ MILES AND TRUCKS | regardless of value. Call at Stcn- eyes are mrninl. Has school work • "■ *.i is i, very popular train, Before rnislng food ' p..^cs any Olds 4 dropped .................... string is always out. $ 200 gall Stnhles._________ir,1' ltll and reading strained your boy’s eyes? more, retailers me Invited to stop and Olds £ dropped ........................... 100 FOR SALE—1 form cannor and sev- Poor eyesight, undiscovered, may je M leach, of Gainesville, was in consider that the more food goes up Oldsmobile Trucks, Chnnsis ...... 1095 oral doicn jars. Very reasonable. tard a child's whole progress in life. DOLLAR A DAY SAVED BY 11 1"V >' ’tei day callong on the shoo N. H. GARNER, Dealer Address “E. H." care Herald. dh-tf FIGURING DAIRY RATIONS thu les sfood is likely to, go down.— Bi iimoiit |,as a fine shoe store Philadelphia North American. TOM MOORE 152-2tc FOTt~SAL!E — Two lake front lotsT " tnuiovillo, and when ho is not A series of 2(1 dairy feeding schools -------------------;----| Best lots in city for a beautiful OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN ■' She shoes to the trade, he is sell- were conducted during the spring NOTICE Preparation is being made Tor the home.—E. F. Lane, the Real Estate m Office Opp P. O. Phone 192 „ , " "boa-sale to the retail deni- months in six New Hampshire coun­ Will tho party who broke into C. starting of the bridge at Laku Worth. Man. 154-Dtp |. ' 1B-’nita. lie has been travol- ties by county agents, working in co­ A. Reed's house Sunday night, bring Tho bridge is to bo constructed of !'m,ly «nd has hosts of operation with the United States de­ back tho can goods and other stuff, steel and concrete and will bo 2,000 FOR SALE—7 room cottagu, plaster­ ed, well finished and in good condi­ •friends ttll over Florida. partment of agricultural college. Suv- and save trouble, as they were Men feet long. tion. One acre of land. Good bnrn, Pickling and Preserving un more nre planned. In carrying out and are known. 'tenant house; Delco lighting system, 1"l‘n wanting n portable these schools, lecturing and formal Phone 175 Fourth nnd Snnford Axt on St. Johns’ river. Canal coming up You "'l1' " Htnn<terd koyboard. talks have been practically eliminated St. Johns county are soon to call from rivet: at rear of place where New Era Printery | boats chi,,,. ,|U " n real ina- and the dairymen nre seated at tables, a bond election for authorizing bonds can lie kept.—A. P, Connelly. it in 1 11,1,1,1 ,,l> curried. We havo where they figure out for themselves to construct roads and bridges foi G. Bassett Spilth, Prop. ! 153-4tc ,,orl,,l;l« Remington-, real the composition of various rations and their county. $4(15,000 will be the COMMERCIAL AND FOR SALE OR RENT—Piano in good complete costs. Much enthusiasm has JOB PRINTING total of their, issue. See the,;' ."' k ° t0 CUrry with y ^ . been aroused. conditfbn.. Phone 103-J or address today. ,,a, / j ' II" aUI Print,nK Co., _ P. O. Box 352. 149-Otp That the results are worth while Hi nr nion. t J ?fi° ‘ lt!y “ ri! w o rth <80 is indicated by the statement of a FOR SALE—A pair of young, black Mason, Sure-Seal Jars i,llt tl re I !"ly man t,r womun wnnt- Hooksctt farmer who reported a sav­ mare mules, at » bargain. Phono 1 r" ‘l typewriter. and Jelly Glasses lG fl. 152-tfc ing of $1 h dny, whilo another who at­ TWO AND ONE-HALF-TON REtended the school nt Wnrnor wrote FOR SALE—Largo two story store PUBLIC TRUCK. Call at Steagall See our line of the county ugent that he is now sav­ 1 building nt Pnoln, Fin. Can be mndo Mule Co.’s Stable before noon tomor­ ing $30 u month ns a result of fedinto good apartment house up$ta!rs. ing u ration that ho figured out thoro. row ns best offer before that time 7 milts from Snnford on hard rond.— Stone Crocks, Coolers, to . The dlscussjan provoked by tho farmm. to t' A.,P. d onnoily. 153-4tc gets it, regardless of value. Don’t Churns, etc. ors figuring these rations gives a bet­ Lb' LUMBER' PRICES'AftE ADVANCmiss this chance to get a strong, dur­ ing Co rd S h o e & C ,ot,1‘ ter understanding of tho value and ING—Tho builder may ntlll got the able truck at a SURE ENOUGH cost of tho various feeds nvnilnblo advantage of low building cost by _____ 152-fltc than nny amount of lecturing could BARGAIN :r :s :: :: :: submitting schedules to us nnd gotting possibly accomplish. dircct-from-mill-to-builder service. San ford, Fla. C L A S S IF IE D A D S SCHOOL DAYS TIME We have the STONE JABS Wash Suits, b '! nto ?LOO values, as —SanfS tl!cy ,ast “t 98c. BALL th« H«raYdd' ^ nl Vl0W* - lc c« 'h a t Our long leaf yellow pine and Tidcwn- HARDWARE CO. � 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 21, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 21, 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 21, 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/552b92003218dea631352fc9b7b62107.pdf 85ad645f461ddd6790410389c3afd6a3 PDF Text Text Sai THE 'CitySubstar aSS& IiSSKRSB IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921 NUMBER 156 Rain-Maker Hatfield and His Tank MORE THAN THOUSAND PEOPLE KILLED AT MAYENCE WHEN PLANT EXPLODES VOLUME II declare sym path y strike eight thousand men out Kern THREE MEN MURDERED WOIIB ARMY UNIFORMS MET DEATH ON TRAIN. TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MURDER AT LAKELAND S tr ik e r s AGED MAN WAS KILLED. C ou n ty R e in fo rc ed b y T h o u sa n d s I (O r The A nocltted F rau ) (By Th« A»iocl»t«d P rm ) Huge Chemical Works in Germany Proves Death Trap ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sopt. 22.—Tho bodies of three men, believed to have been murdered, were found within n few miles of ench other in southern a Illinois, Into Inst night by the crows COVERED BY CATASTROPHE of the Missouri Pacific trains. Two r WHICH IS ONE OF WORST of tho men wore army uniforms. Tho IN HISTORY aV ., police believe robbery was tho motivo, and assert that the triple murder oc­ (By T hi AuocUUd F rau ) J J r* MAYENCE, Sept. 22.—French curred on tho snme freight train. The i l f e I troops «nd volunteer workers toiled bodies are not identified. through the night in ruins of chemical plant at Oppau where hundreds of workmen were killed in an explosion 1 yesterday. Estimates of dead ranged The Wisconsin Society of Equity offered to pay C. M. Iluttleld, the Cali­ as high ns 1,300 hut. definite figures fornia ‘•rain-milker." $‘-',000 an Inch 0 r the ruin lie might cause to fall In tho were obviously impossible. More than Ih’dger slate. He set up Ids tank, tilled It with Ids secret chemical mixture, Bakersfield, Cnl, Sept. 22.‘-A rm cd three hundred bodies have been re­ nnd .|.*jI Inches fell within the specified time. The photograph shows Iluttleld itrikers, who hnve been sworn In ns covered nnd it is known at lenst 1,500 mid tils tank. special deputy sheriffs nnd constablos, persons were injured. Oppnu virtual­ today picketed the great oil fields in TO WASHINGTON FOR INVESTI­ ly swept awny and explosion hurled ORLANDO JURIST WILL SIT ON this distret. desolation over wide district on west GATION 1»Y DEPARTMENT The pickekts formed a "lnw and BENCH AT CLEAR­ hank of Rhine between Mannheim und OF JUSTICE WATER order" committee nnd, with the ap­ Frnnkcnthnl. Investigation ordered parent consent of the civil authori­ but thoso who visited tho ruins declnro (Br The Associated Presa) (B r Tha Aaaaolatad F rauJ ties, who arc In sympathy with thorn, WASHINGTON, Sopt. 22. — High little open which finding can ho based. TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 22.—Gover­ they blocked nil ronds leading In tho officials of the Ku Klux Klnn will be Order being maintained in Oppau nnd nor Hardee has formally designated summoned to Washington for interro­ vicinity by French soldiers, the dis­ oil fields. Judge C. O. Andrews, of Orlando, of The oil fields in this district ore gation by the Department of Justice trict being within the French zone of tho Seventeenth Judicial Circuit, to General Daugherty indicated occupation. among the world’s richest, covering preside at the trial of Dr. I. J. Rolcher, IMPORTANT WITNESS Republicans Have Not Attorney IN ARBUCKLE CASE today. Director Burns, of the Depart­ several hundred square miles nnd of Tarpon Springs, charged with man­ FOUND IN NEW YORK. Kept Their Campaign ment’s Bureau of Investigation, Mr. containing hundreds of the most val­ slaughter in connection with the death MAYENCE, Sept. 22.—The disas­ Daugherty said, had boon instructed ter appears to hnve been one of tho Pledges uable producing wells in tho cntlro of Virginia Turner, Clearwater. The (By Tht AitooUUd Frail* to set his agents nt work on the in­ most terrible in the history of indus­ country. trial begins Monday at Clearwater. NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—District WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. — The vestigation of the KIan’s organization trial catastrophes. Tho first explo­ The strikers declnro thoy will not Judge McMullen was disqualified on sion occurred when the shifts wero permit nny outside workers to enter account of his distant relationship to Attorney’s office announced today American people "want more work in various parts of the country. thnt ... it had Lowell Sherman, nnd less play," Senator Harrison, ...... loented — ...................—. being changed, at 7:45 a. m., in n lab­ the oil districts until tho employers both Belcher and Miss Turner. actor, nnd served him with the re-1 i)orn0crat, Mississippi, declared yesoratory whoro 800 men wero work­ meet their demands. _-z subpoonn #for mw nimal Inntrara ||| . • • u __ a_ f mILImm quest questioning ing. All of these arc reported to terday in the senate In .]„-describing The strike is dirocted principally connection wth the Arbuckle case. have been killed. President Harding’s recent trip to at independent rompanlcs. About 8 ,­ This oxploslon was followed by a New York state on the presidential 000 men are on strike, of whom 450 rapid succession of others, which ren­ yacht Mayflower. The trip was taken, »re members of the "lnw nnd order Body Found dered assistance to the first victims he Haiti, "while millions of Americans committee," nnd about 8,000 aro still impossible. Floating in Lake __ were hanging their heads in shame," at work for companies not nffcctcd by The concussions were so terrific M n r l r h f i m because men "who helped win the war the strike. in e a r l v i a r i u u u u wero bclng on the auction (Br Tbs AuocUUd Frats) that they were felt in this city, huiiio Strikers’ sentries halt nil automo­ 35 miles from the scone, while nt SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.—The block in Boston." * biles nt the "dead lino" on the edge HAVRE, Sopt. 22.—Genernl John J. Whh Undoubtedly Thnt of Adburn Mnnheim, 13 miles distant, almost ev­ “What the American people want,” preliminary hearing of Fatty Arof the oil fields nnd refuse admit­ l ’orshing, commander of American nrSchripner ery window was shattered and sev­ buekle on a charge of murder was be­ the Mississippi senator snid, “arc tance to them, if the pnssengern do mies during tho groat war, returned -------'mere results and fewer recommendn- fore Police Judge Sylvian Lazarus to­ eral persons were killed nnd 30 others not pass muster. The strikers hnva to Frnnco today. Tho liner, Paris, on A body of a man believed to he Ad- ,.ons. )mm, m(,n| tickets and fewer day. Men were excluded from the injured by debris. organized a court which examines which General Pershing crossed the burn Schripner, who lived alone near |>ren(| ijn,.a; m0re prosperity nnd fewSome persons wero killed at Ludhearing under order issued last night, strangers rangers found inside tho lines. If | AtlnntlC( wns escorted into tho port here, was tnken from a small lake er poorhouses." authorities ruling that as Lazarus wigshafen, across the river from Mnn­ icy can’t give satisfactory explnn- >t „ nvro th ,8 ,uorning by the French near Markham, about five miles from Declaring that there were nearly court is women's court no men except heim, many roofs were blown off of lions, they are "deported." nn.l Metz. battle____ cruisers Strasbourg nnd Metz, here yesterday. (t,000,000 persons out of employment witnesses, eourt officials and newspa­ houses and all the windows in the town The strikers are well organized. ten torpedo honts nnd ton destroyers. A coroner’s jury returned a verdict in the United States, Senator Harri­ per reporters should he admitted. Tho wore broken at Worms, while nt Op­ •hey cat regularly nt field kitchens j Th(J * rnl 8too(i on thtsbridgo of of suicide. The body had apparently son charged that the Republicans had hearing is expected to last three days. pnu itself nothing remains but a upported nut of strike benefit funds. tho ,, Paris na guest nf Mnur- been in the lake for several days. It failed to keep campaign pledges of heap of ruins. The shock was felt as ns of rtantnin Cnptnin Mnuritrlct discipline is maintained. There rer of tho liner,^ind received a noisy wns badly decomposed and weighted increased prosperity in the country. NEW YORK, Sept.. 22.—Lowell far as Frankfort, more than 40 miles ave been no disorders, although all nnd. enthusiastic welcome ns the ves­ down with n piece of iron. The prob­ away and many windows were broken Sherman, nn actor, who is wanted by he amis within tho district nro said sel steamed up tho roads. able identification was only made by FLORIDA REITER OFF there. The whole district was envel­ District Attorney Brady, of Snn Fran­ oped in thick smoke, which together THAN OTHER STATES dhave keen tnkon by tho strikers. his clothing. Every craft In the hnrbor from fish­ BELIEVES TRAMMELL. cisco, in connection with tho caso with tho cutting of telegraph nnd The result nf the strike so far has ing smacks to pnlatinl liners, dipped Little is known hero of Schripner, against Roscoe Arbuckle, In Snn telephone communication with neigh­ fen the ruin n fa number of wells, their tings nnd sounded their sirens who had been missing for several Frnncisco, todny left n train nt Hnr- boring towns, hampered the efforts .'flr Tha AuocUUd Praia) fhlch were being bored,- owing - to *- tho — whllo tho batteries on Cape Do La days. Friends of the mnn said he WASHINGON, Sept. 22.—Senator nion, N. Y., while on the way to New nt assistance. All the available fire ools being “frozen.” Water nnd nnd gas gas ' jjovo boomed n Salute of 21 guns, to seldom came into Sanford, remaining i'n. Water Trnmmell hnH roturneJ trom Florida York and vanished In nn automobile brigades were rushed to tho spot, hut fessuro threaten tho ruin of other which the escorting cruisers respond- in his hut nnd working among the truck groves of his neighborhood. He whoro he spent three weeks. "Con­ with a red haired woman. This infor­ the work of rescue wns found by tho fells which are not being worked. ditions in Florldn nro good," he said, mation wns given to a representative relief parties to lie exceedingly diffi­ cd. “No attempt is being made to get The French squadron met the Pnrls is H a i t i to have deserted a British ves­ "On the whole, I think Florida is in of District: Attornoy Swan’s office cult. he government to interveno,’ 'snid sixty miles out. 'A heavyy, thick fog sel before coming here because of a more envious position than any when he went to tho Grnnd Contrnl Tho rescuers who penetrated Op­ 'alter Yarrow, head of tho oil work- prevailed nnd tho liner witlTpicked up harsh treatment nnd lived In constant other stnto in the union.'1 • station here to meet tho Twentieth pnu reported finding hundreds of dflriil rs’ union. fear of being arrested. means of wireless messages, the Century Limited from Chicago to de­ and wounded lying in tho debris, Tho There is no lawlessness, no situ- squadron falling in with the course tain Sherman, ns requested in n tele- uninjured inhabitants fled in panic tlon »uch ns existed in West Virgln- of the liner nnd followed it by dead grnm from District Attorney Brady. when the explosion occurred. ». The government, however, Is nnt- reckoning until sunrise, when the fog Reports from tho scone variously f'dl.v interested in what wo nro dolifted. describe the disaster ns due to tho San Frnncisco, Sept. 22.—Seven kecauw it owns much land in this Mnrshnl Frnnchet d’Espcrcy nnd a explosion of a gas or spirits tank. witnesses wero questioned Tuesdny mtrict which it hns leased to private numerous staff, nnd Colonel T. Bent­ by tho federal grnnd jury in nn at­ ntercsts on an oil royalty basis." ley Mott, military attache nt the AMSTERDAM, Sopt. 22.—Tho totempt to learn tho sourco of tho liquor American embassy in Paris, went consumed nt tho nffnir In R obcoo tnl daniago from the oxiffosinn a t MBodies Recovered down the roads in n French pilot boat FOUR TENTATIVE JURORS WERE CITY OF CHICAGO BRINGS SUIT ("Fatty") Arhuckle's hotel suite here Oppnu yesterday is estimated at one AGAINST BIG DAILY to meet tho cgcncrnl. FOUND YESTERDAY AND from which resulted tho death of M!sh hundred nnd fifty million marks, ac­ Irom C o llie r y Explo­ NEWSPAPER A regiment of infantry Inod tho FIVE TODAY Virglnn Rnppo, nnd Arbucklo’s nrrest cording to Berlin advices. sio n in Australia quay nnd a great crowd chocred en­ on chnrgo of murder. (B r Tha Alloctatad Praia) thusiastically ns Gonernl Pershing (Br Tha A uocUUd Fraaa) "No indictments will ho roturnod PARIS, Sopt. 22.—Up to this morn­ CHICAGO, Sept. 22 .—The ten mil­ LONDON’, Thirty bodies wero re- landed. Ho was presented with n bou­ JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 22.-Kxuntil nil of the fedornl departments ing eight hundred nnd fifty bodies lion dolar libel suit of the City of Chi­ ’VJr" lr"m Mount Mulligan Colliery quet of American Beauties by n dele­ nmiuntion of veniremen for jury to cor-orpornting tho caso have complet­ wero recovered from tho ruins of tho cago ngainst tho Chicago Tribune op­ ■n Austr!|lin, gas explos- gation of school children nnd wns wel­ try Pope proceeded slowly this morn­ ed their several investigations," an­ chemicnl factory nt Oppnu, according ened today with counsel for the news­ " 111 1 ot,'urred yesterday, comed In tho nnnio of tho city by ing. Four tentative jurors wore ob­ paper nsking the court to uphold tho nounced Robert H. McCormnck, as­ to a Mayenco dispatch. Twenty-five tained when the court adjourned yes­ Mayor Moyer. • ri,,{PK MURK NATIONS . terday and tho fifth wns obtained this general demurrer, bnsed on tho consti­ sistant United States nttornoy-gencr- hundred injured hnvo received mediADMITTED INTO LEAGUE morning. Five jurors were nccepted tutional right of the freedom'of the nl. Tho Investigation will bo resumed cnl nttontion. LAim- THIS MORNING. Man Will Hang To­ from the first fourteen men examined press. If granted the demurrer would by tho grnnd jury Frdny, lie said. The country will get bnck to tho have the effect of dismissing the suit Tho witnesses wero Mrs. Bambino of tho venire of sovonty-three. morrow; Wife Discuss­ pre-war level when It gots back its on the grounds of insufficient evi­ Mnude Delmont, Miss Allco Blake, , p Br Tl"' A«»ocl«t.il Frau) The examination of veniremen pre-wnr level heads. Mis* Zeh Provost, and Mrs. Mao ' , ; A' s'T't. 22.—Three addles Case With Board proceeded rapidly the last hour thin dence. " n,a»‘"»s wore admitted to tho Tauho, who wero prcsont«at tho party; morning’s session nnd five-more ten­ A sew church building is being built (B r T hi AuocUUd F rau ) ,£"* of N,,t,ons today. They were John P. Pickett, n boll boy nt tho at Arcadia for tho Seventh Day Ad­ tative jurors were nccepted, making Landis and Heydler TALLAHASSEE, Sopt. 22.—The ten in tho box when court adjourned hotel, nnd Miss Josophlno Kessler, a ventists. h"nin’ retvl« and Lithuania. wife of Putnam Ponsell, sentenced to for lunch. It is expected to box will Discuss World’s Series hbtel nuild. Mrs. Belmont bw o to to hang tomorrow wui>J. with>J. u. B. Mnrtin *for f I.AIMS FOUL hung *** he filled during the afternoon but re­ 'murdor complnint ngainst the them should desire to leave before tho That Will Start Oct. 4 tho AND THE CHAMPIONSHIP, the murder of Johh Tuggle, discussed garded certain several ‘will bo excused film comedian nnd MIsb Provost wns esse might bo brought to trial," Mc­ T Fvp, -------her husband’s case with the Pardon on preomptory challenges by both tho tho womnn whoso statements to tho Cormack said. (B r Thi AuocUUd F ra u ) ‘ , ; AND, Sept. 22.—Declaring Board nt a special meeting of the defnH nnd th stat taoin otaoin etnoln A telegram to Lowell Sherman, a CHICAGO, Sept. 22.—Judge Lnn- police caused Arbuckle to bo booked as deliberately fouled several hoard today. She was accompanied defense nnd the state. on a murder complaint. Joyco Olarke, participant In tho affair, was sent to dls, commissioner of baseball, met ’ annV F'rush, who wns knock- by two small children. nnothor member of the party, was ( Chicago by District Attorney Hatwith President Heydler, of tho Nat­ A four-story Masonic tomplo will ional Lcugue nnd John of tho Ameri­ subpoonaed but was not called into thew A. Brady asking Sherman to Z >y J°hn»y Kilbane last Satur------------ ----------for tho fratberwoight Winter Park citizens will vote tho bo built nt Pnnamn City In tho near can Longue today to draw up provis­ tho grand jury room. tome to San Franclac to give hit , in whiv!’ « statement to- latter part of this month for or future. The flrst floor wil Iconsist ional schedule for the world's series. "We simply wanted tholr testimony version of the affair. ima f , ho claimB the title. He J against $25,000 bonds to bo expended of stores. Sherman expressed a willingness to Tho series probably will open Octobor perpetuated in the ovent any witness return to San Francisco when needed should leavo the city and to prevent, limnn ut! tho flrst roi,nd 'Whon I for modem flro fighting* Equipment. For offico supplies, stationery, etc., four, two days alter the close of tho for the trial of Fatty Arbucklo. conflict of testimony In case any of; Pe h,t him tho groin wth hh. I ----------- ------- * Bcason, according to Landis. rome to tho Herald office. Buy It with a Herald Want Ad. LAKELAND, Sept. 22.—Mack O'Neill and Henry Smith, charged with the shooting to death of Levi McCullum, at hl3 home horo August 20th, and now in Jail, nt Bartow, will bo formally charged with murder, ac­ cording to Sheriff Logan. McCullum SHERIFFS. was shqt to death ffrom ambush in tho early evening while sitting on his LOS ANGELES, Cnl., Sept. 22.— front porch. It Is believed robbery All locals of oil workers Internationa was tho motivo. Jni n in Southern C«Hfon,la* VOtod In «rmp*«w *«" county oil field workers. Eight thouland men are Involved. I W IDE DISTRICT locked HIGH OFFICERS KU RLUX KLAN SUMMONED JUDGE ANDREWS WILL PRESIDE AT BELCHER TRIAL MORE WORK AND LESS PLAY IS WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT, SAYS U. S. SENATOR HARRISON WITNESS GONE IN ARBUCKLE MURDER CASE PERSHING ARRIVES IN FRANCE l Inn mi. I m — 9 nil* na* I • • I TEN MILLION EXAMINATION OF VENIREMEN DOLLAR SUIT FOR POPE TRIAL AGAINST TRIBUNE ✓ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1921 PA G E SIX > % «» Institute Has EDITORS OF SOUTH Pasteifr An Antitode for FLORDA TO MEET Rattlesnake Poison LAKELAND, 2 DAYS An Inexpensive Method Set Forth by a Jacksonville Man. THE STAR TO-DAY (B f Th« A u o eltttd Prow) LAKELAND, Sept. 20.—Tho meet­ WKST PALM BEACH, Sept. 21— ing of the South Florldn Press Asso­ BERT LYTELL in ciation, scheduled to take place hero An nntidoto for the blto of poisonous October 14 and 1C, should bo a hum­ snakes, regarded as one of tho most mer, and ns full or oratory as an egg successful treatments is described by is of moat, and ns interesting to tho C. C. Shootcn, of Jacksonville, in n craft as a mint julep would bo to n lotter to John B. Bench, of this city. Kentuckian twa years denied. • Tho antidote is credited to Dr. CnmM en Repeat “ Undivided," at least ns fnr ns motte, of the Pasteur Institute, of showing how much of it will occur on Frnneo, nnd, according to Mr. Shooten their the l lth, and how much on the ICth, is inexpensive, simple of application, Also a Mack Sennett Comedy the following program has been pre­ nnd may be kept on hand ensily for emergencies. pared: Purchases • The forninliticn and officers' re­ The necessnry articles nro n hypo­ dermic syrlngo, a fifteen grain enpTomorrow—Zena Keefe in “Proxies”, a ports. on sulo of chlcride of gold and a six or "A Code of Ethics for This Asso­ Cosmopolitan Production; also a ‘ ciation," George Hosmcr, Manateo eight ounce bottle of distilled water. The chlorldo of gold should rest about River Journal. * Sunshine Comedy • "What Shall We Do About tho Pub­ eighty cents. ■• The method of treatment is not licity Hill?” .1. E. Worthington, Lake complicated. Tho chtorido of gold is «► Wales Highlander. * .. -• “How the Dailies and Weeklies Can dissolved in tho distilled water, the Co-operntc," Quimby Melton, Florida proportion usually being about six ODDS ON RACES ounces of water to the fifteen grains Atlanta Council Metropolis. of chloride. Tho solution should* bo not because they are the best known fine shoes in "Readjustment of Wnges nnd Prices Will Investigate “BOOKMAKER’S” —the Rest Methods for tho Owners’ tested with n common sewing needle. the world, but because to them personally they K. of C. Rituals DAILY HARVEST Interest," G. D. I.cach, Leesburg Com­ If it is too strong tho needle will bo have rendered complete satisfaction. discolored. Sufficient water should bo mercial. ATLANTA, Sept. 20— City council Thousands Piny the Races Through "How About Subscription Rates?" nddod until he action of tho solution is not strong enough to ent the needle. here late Monday adopted n resolution V««l Rooms A. I). Miller, Eustin Lake Region. In the Final Estimation of a Shoe The solution is injected with the requesting that the New York World "Has the Time Come for a New JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 21.-Jack­ Method of Handling Agency Commis­ hypodermic as near tho snake bite ns and other dnily papers, especially tho sions?” W. F. Stovall, Tnmpn possible and ordinarily two or three Columbus (Gn.) Enquirer-Sun, now sonville's "sporting" fraternity j* not Tribune; Wayne Thomas, Thomns Ad­ Injections at intervals of one hour engaged in the investigation and ex- confined solely to players of the old vertising Agency; Harry Brown, should bo sufficient to counteract tho posuro of whnt they claim to bo un­ old "policy" game, modcrnlbcd thru Our customers find that nil our merchandise is patriotic nnd un-Anierlcnn institu­ n 1021 systorif of lottery ticketing with Lakeland Telegram. (Frank Ander­ poison. sold on this basis and that prices are nlways con­ Mr. Sootcn wrote thnt ho hnd made tions, includo in their investigation tho clearings of local bnnkH as tho son may also have a chance.)) "Bookkeeping: What is tho Best extensive experiments to test the solu­ nnd exposure tho secret obligations, means of chnnco-tnking, hut those sistent with quality. Method of Handling Subscription tion. In one case he injected tho solu­ oath nnd ritual of tho Knights of Co­ who nro sportively Inclined may any day nnd almost‘nny hour "get down a Lists nnd Ad Bills?" C. G. Mullen, tion into a rabbit then exposed the lumbus. animal to the bite of a rattlesnake. Tampa Times. "In our opinion there exists nn un- bet" on nny entry at nny rnco track The bite had no effect upon the rnbpntriotic nnd un-Amerlcnn secret or­ that happens to bo In operation. "How to Handle Travelling Adver­ bitf which Mr. Shootcn allowed to be der, with lodge^ throughout tho coun­ Jacksonville is Infested with hand­ tising Fakers," J. G. Gallomore, Polk bitten once a day for three days. The try and known ns tho Knights of Co­ books, clandestine operations and op­ County Record. animal then was turned loose appar­ lumbus,” the resolutions stated in eratives who ronp a rich harvest dnily "Making the Job Department Pay," from tho money laid with them by George Goolsby, Wauchuln Advocate; ently none the worse for its experi­ their first reference to thnt order. ence. Several dogs bitten by snnkes The resolution was introduced by men nnd women—nnd tho women are Hcwutt Hill, Tribune Job office. "What Do Wo Know About Our were treated with the solution uftcr Councilman Waiter A. Sims, who Int­ not In the grent minority by any <> • • Own Business?" (n) "Our Advertis­ they had returned home badly swollen. er introduced nn ordinance to forbid menns, cither. Recent upturnings in Jacksonville’* ing Cost per Inch and Our Method of They were out hunting again within inter-rnclnl worship in tho city of At­ two or three hours. underworld are bringing to light lanta. He dcclnrcd ho acted on re­ Ascertaining What is a Reasonable * * * * * * * * * * * * Two negroes also were treated. One many conditions which have been more Profit," R. J. Holly, Sanford Herald; quest of property owners on North TODDLING CLUB was in a serious condition when the or less* hidden in the past. Jackson­ "How I Go About Getting Foreign Boulevard who, ho said, asserted that solution was injected tho first time FOR BENEDICTS ville has nn "underworld” and its Advertising," Mrs. C. V. S. Wilson, both whites nnd tlcgrocs worshipped but was virtually well tho next morn­ denizenH are not numbered in units regularly at a Catholic church in thnt HOME WRECKER Sarasota Times; (c) "Docs It Pay a ing, after having received three in­ neighborhood. * . or tens but the hundreds. Thu city Weekly Paper to Pay the Country jections altogether. The other hnd n * * * * * * * * * * * * Tho ordinance was roforred to tho has its clique of men who live hy their KEY WEST, Sept. 21.—Girls can Correspondents?” Mrs. C. II. Holder- badly swollen leg. The first injection wits, nnd not IcnBt among these are committoo on ordinances. man, Coi'on Tribune; (d) "What Pro­ you toddle and arc you young and stopped the pain and swelling nnd the RESULTS YESTERDAY portion of Advertising, Editorial, Action on the request rcgnrding tho those of the class of book-makers who pretty and unmarried? If you come next day he returned to work. Anicricnn Longue News and Feature Material Gives a Knights of Columbus followed nn ef­ dnily take toll from the hundreds of up to these specifications you will fill At Boston 7, Cleveland 4. fort by Councilman Hoffman to hnvo men nnd women who gamble on the Paper the Best Balance?" M. F. and A t New York 4, Detroit 2. It tabled. "Wo nro simply lowering races. the hill, for toddlers are in demand Mrs. Hethorington; (e) "How Do Our CHANGE OF VENUE Yesterday the Latonln track opened. At Washington 0, Chicago 0. ourselves by getting into a squabblo here because of a newly organized State Papers Compnro with Those of DENIED JOHN POPE Every "book’’ in the city did a heavy At Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 1. of this kind," ho asserted. "I be­ dancing club fur married men, and to Towns of Similar Size Elsewhere in business, ^ And they will continue to the Country nnd How Can We Im­ long to neither order involved in this which the perfectly properly afore­ JAX MURDER CASE National League thing and certainly I have never opernte at their stands, some times said of the male species hies himself prove?" Willis Ball, Florida Timespool rooms, some times cigar stands, Union; (f) "Does it Pay to Exchange At Chicago 7, New York fl. twice a week to toddle. JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 21.—John heard of any such oath as thnt which somo times offices given oVer to just At St. Louis 9, Boston 7. No, not with the partner of his with Other States? Papers I Have II. Pope, attorney, charged in a Joint has just been rend." Councilman Hoffman’s motion to such operations. At Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 0. joys and sorrows does ho toddle, but Found Most Helpful," F. M. Prewitt, indictment with Frank Rawlins of At Pittsburg-Hronklyn, rain. with the young anil pretty maidens Plant City Courier. murder iu the first degree for the table was lost by a viva-voce vote engaged to teach the staid and state­ "What I Know About My Business" slaying of George II. Hickman, Palace and Councilman Sims declared that THREE HUNDRED CIVIL CASES PENDING. South Atlantic AsHocintion ly benedicts the steps. These pret- | Low Brown, St. Petersburg Indepond- Theatre manager, was denied a this until which has been read is ac­ ent. At Augusta 2-r>, Columbia 1-1. !ty maidens are of the bobbed hair change of venue by Judge Daniel A. tually tho oath which hns been taken WEST PALM BEACH, Sept. 21— Report of N. E. A. Committee meet­ Simmons at 12:33 p. in. by fourth degree Knights of Colum­ At Charlotte 0, Greenville 3. Ivariety. Thrco hundred civil cases pending in ing, George Hosmcr. bus, their license to operate in AtAt Spartanhurg-Charleaton, rain. ; The wives of theso toddling gents This ended the fourth attempt made circuit court here since 1910 may be “The Tourist Outlook for the SenInnln should ho revoked nnd I will in­ are not admitted and here the trou­ by the defense to secure a delay in dismissed if they nro not set down son and What’s to Be Done About It," troduce a resolution revoking that li­ American Association. ble rests. The entrance to this ex­ the trial of Pope. The denial is eonfor trial by attorneys on the s..... cense in any such eventuality.” At Toledo 0, Milwaukee 4. clusive dancing club is closely guard­ L. I’. Dickie, Tampa oHnrd of Trade; sidered a big victory for the state. sounding of tho docket later in the At Louisville 7, Minneapolis 0, ed and tightly locked, und no amount W. P. Powell, Lake County Chamber In denying tlw motion, Judge Sim­ term, Judge S. C. Davis hns announc­ At CnlumhuH-Kansas City, rain. of feminine cajolery will act us a se­ of Commerce. mons declared he believed the defend­ OCA LAVS HIGH SCHOOL “Resolved that we, T. in’ T. nro ant could procure 12 men who would same. . FOOTBALL TEAM. ed. Fifteen civil cnscs thnt had been pending sinco 1915 were dismissed International I.engue In comparison with this club ns a pulehritudinously superior to Rube give him n fair and impartial trial in At Rending 1, Jersey City G. and Lee.” Ten minute debate. Thorn by tho judgo Inst week. houBO and home breaker thu Florida OCALA, Sept. 21.—Ocala High this county nnd that a change of venue At Syracuse 4, Toronto fl. nnd Triplett vs. Rubo nnd Lee. Judges, "It Is not my intention,’ ’said the reef is a downy couch. Several hap­ was not necessary. School's football cloven will hnve its three of Lakeland’s loveliest (to lie At Rochester 1. Buffalo 8. Judgo, "to lot these case* run on from py homes have tottered and crumbled Judge Simmons In making the de­ lirst test October 1, at Gainesville, Others not scheduled. term to term unless there is same on account of toddling and others are selected). . nial said that there is considerable when it meets Gainesville high. Only Frogt page contest (contents, style feeling aroused over the slaying of two open dntos remain on the Ocala good reason for it. Tho majority of on the way. Virginia League The excluded wives hang around of heads, balance, display, etc.) the theatre manager, hut he believed schedule, October 8 and 1G. Games al­ tho cases on the civil docket now .A t Wilson ll, Newport News 3. the club rooms hoping to catch a Judges: Arthur Qreen, D. B. McKay, it was no moro thnn normal. ready scheduled uro October 1, Ocala should hnvo been settled long ago, A t Richmond 0 , Norfolk 7. glimpse of their lords ‘and masters Chris Codrington. What the defense now plans to at Gainesville; 22, Sanford at Ocala; nnd unless the nttornoys agree to set At Suffolk 4, Rocky Mount 3. Note: Each subject mny he con­ show when court convenes ngain at 29, Ocala at DcLnnd; Nov. G, DuLand them down *.tv trial when I sound the toddling, and their perseverance is re­ At Tarboro it, Portsmouth 8 . sidered a la round table with the un­ 2:30 p. m., was not made known. Im­ at Ocala; lly’Gninosvillo a t Ocala; 19, docket ,n second time, I shall dismiss warded. There are the husbands with derstanding that cenh volunteer mediately after Judge Simmons ren­ Lako City at Ocala; 24, Ocala at Mad­ all these old cnscs." their arms about the slim waists of For office supplies, stationery, etc., the bobbed haired maidens actually speaker limit his remarks to three dered Ids decision, he announced that ison. come to the Herald office. TRY A DAILY UEItALD WANT AD. minutes. (Frank Anderson will hold court would recess for Im ^' toddling. the stop watch.) Durin gthe hour nlloted by Judge Simmons to Frank Wideman, state a t­ Ha to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to INVERNESS WILL HAVE torney, to oxnmKie the application for rt Fkl a change of venue and the affidavits MUNICIPAL PLANTS. to to submitted by Attorney Edgar WayEight Reasons for Newspaper Advertising to to bright for the defendant, William A. INVERNESS, Sept. 21.—Th(*clty to to council has selected October 2Gth ns Hnllowes, Jr., assisting the state at­ to to the date for tho election on a proposed torney, procured a number of busi­ to Newspaper reading is a universal daily hahit; newspaper ad­ to bond issue of $75,000 for the water ness men to testify in the state’s re­ Soid the fellow who did not like to work to vertising therefore reaches each day virtually all who buy. to works and sqwernge system. Only buttal of thu motion. nnd lie really thought the world should to to Nearly u score of the most promi­ owners of property within the cor­ pay him 'without working to to to Newspaper advertising Ih the Life-blood of local trade because to nent men in Jacksonville, in all lines to it touches all consumer sources in every community. It gives tho to porate limits will he permitted to of endunvor, were secured by Attor­ HE OBTAINED THE LIVING to national advertiser the same opportunity for completo consumer an vote in the election. The bonds would mature at the end of. twenty-five ney Hnllowes. They testified that to appeal in any locality. But such a life—it was his theory about to years and would benr interest at the they believed Pope would he given a how to got a living without working. to fair und impartial trial in this county. The world owes each one a living but it Newspaper advertising cuts selling costs because it entails no to rate of C 1-2 per cent. They stated they knuw of no pre­ is up to every ono to collect it. Tho best waste in locality circulation. Manufacturers use it to cover mar­ to judice against the defendant nnd in WHOLE FAMILY FOUND to kets where it Ih profitable to do business. ■ ­ way to got*the best living is to hnve your ha their opinion if Pope is tried in tho OPERATING ’SHINE STILL. to money where you can get it when you ha Duvnl county circuit court he would to want it—in the bank to to Newspaper advertising insures quick, thorough and economical to ho given a Just hearing nnd thnt tho CLEARWATER, Sept.* 21— F. S. dealer distribution nnd dealer good will, bccuuso retailed are will­ to 12 men secured ns jurorH would not he The ONLY DECENT LIVING ing to sell products advertised direct to their own customers. * to Chapman, his wife and two sons, mndo bins by tho rumors circulated to hnve been arrested for operating a to Is obtained by saving your money whilo sinco the apprehension of Pope. Newspaper advertising enables manufacturers to tell where their to still and selling liquor. Mrs. Chnpmnn you are making it nnd put it in the bank products may he bought. to was rolenscd on $200 hall while the where it draws 4 per cent interest. . SWISS BALLOON WINNER to others nro in tho county jail. Chnp­ Newspaper advertising can ho stnrted or stopped overnight, can to mnn nnd his son, Elmo, recently com­ LONDON, Sept. 21— With tho land­ LET US TELL YOU ho prepared between days to meet sudden developments and to ob­ to pleted sorving four months on tho ing yesterday of tho Swiss balloon pil­ ABOUTITTODAY tain immediate results. , to Hillsborough county ironds for tho oted by Paul Armhruster, nil tho four­ to same offenso. teen competitors in the international Newspaper advertising enables manufacturers to check advertis­ ha race for tho JamcB Gordon Bennett ing results nnd costs in every market which they enter. to The big mill of the West Yellow trophy, which started Sunday at * to Pine Co., loentod near MndiBon, will Brussels, Belgium, hnvo been account­ Newspaper advertising cosis Iohh thnn any other kind, to rosumo operation on Octobor 1. ThiB ed for. . to mill hns been closed for sovoral o f S an fo rd <• ‘ to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to months. Soil it with a Herald Want Ad. “ A M ESSA G E FRO M M A R S” Thompson Shoes "guality WTell ” SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. : SPORT WORLD : The World Owes Me a Living The Peoples Bank �« F AGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921 Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution.’ % • ;; Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. I T h e Seminole County j| ... Bank STRENGTH :: PROGRESS 4% INTEREST PAID S O C IE T Y JlIlS. FRED DAK!Eli, Society Editor, Phone 217-W SOCIAL CALENDAR FRIDAY—Mrs. R. C. Bower will en­ tertain at bridge in compliment to Mrs. S. D. Saynms, of Brooklyn, Now York. Saturday—The Children's Story Hour will be held at the Central Pnrk at f> p. m. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bishop and two children, left yesterday for Daytona Bench where they will spend some time. ' I SERVICE DANCE. Peter SchunI will give n dance at the Woman's Club tonight. All arc most cordially Invited. MISS MARION KING WEDS. Friends in Sanford of Miss Marlon King, of Tampa, who nursed in the Fcrnnld-Laughlin hospital In July, and who mndo mnny friends while here, will be Bupprised to learn, of her marriage late in August, to Mr. Clinton N. Crabtree, also of Tnmpa. Mrs. Crabtree is a most attractive young woman, and while she will be greatly missed in her profession, her mnny friends wish for tho hnppy young couple much joy. Mr. Crab­ tree is a non of Rev. II. M. Crabtree, of Asheville, N. C., and has mndo mnny friends in Florida, whore ho expects to make his future home. Ho is connected with the Mcrchnnts Transportation Co,, of Tnmpa. Mrs. B. W. Herndon and Miss Nor­ ma Herndon, returned home last night from New York. Miss Herndon spent several months In New York with Mrs. McLaughlin, and was join­ THE PEOPLE OF GENEVA ed there lust week by her mother. ENTERTAINED ROYALLY Emile Pons and E. K. Nelson, Jr., of Tampa, motored here yesterday and nre the guest-, of Alfred Robson. They will remain over for tho dance nt tho Woman's Club tonight, The Eighth Annunl Session of the Seminole Bnptist Association was en­ tertained most royally by the people of Geneva; not only were homes open­ ed to the delegates, but on Tuesday a fine dinner of barbecued meats and Mnry Helen Morse has returned other delicious viands, and on Wednes­ home after spending a week as the day a dinner of fried chicken, nnd chicken pie and other delicacies, were guest of Pearl Robson. served to delegates and visitors at tho Mrs. J. (). Andes and son, John town hall. The following resolutions were Oliver, returned yesterday from Deadopted by the Associations: Land, where they attended the fun­ RESOLVED, that the messengers, eral of their aunt, Mrs. J. H. Sheddan. Mrs. Shcddnn died nt Bartow, visitors and friends assembled in the Sunday 10th, whilo on n visit to her Eighth Annual session of tho Semi­ nole Baptist Association in Geneva, daughter, Mrs. McLin. express their gratitude to the pastor, Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Bobbie Mnr- the members and associated workers lowc, Mr .and Mrs. Fred Lovell and of the Geneva Church for tho hearty Master Frederick Lovell, of Tnmpa, welcome and generous hospitality ac­ corded us during the entire session of Mrs. M. W. Lovell and Newton Lov­ the Association. ell spent tho day very pleasantly at RESOLVED, that we express our Dnytona Beach yesterday, most hearty thanks to tho women of the Geneva church and community for H. A. Spicer, of Louisville, Ky., is the splendid meals, so thoroughly pre­ spending some time hero nt tho pared, delightfully arranged nnd Montezuma. bountifully served. i RESOLVED, that we express to the Mr. and Mrs. It. R. Strauss, of De­ authorities of the Town of Geneva our Leon Springs, were visitors in this appreciation for the generous use of city yesterday. the public hall in which the meals were so attractively served. Newton Lovell has returned from RESOLVED, that we extend our Washington, I). C., where he has beeu thanks to the Methodist friends for attending a radio school. the free use of their church building for tile Womans' meeting nnd other extra Hussions. RESOLVED, that we express our profound grntltude to Brother II, S. Hollick, of Sanford, for the splendid map of the Seminole Association, THE NEWwhich he has prepared with such artis­ tic work and painstaking cure, and that we commend the map idea to oth­ er Associations. that these resolutions B A T T E R Y C O . he RESOLVED, incorporated in the minutes of the "Fool of E<’irsl S ired" Association, and that we resolve to so work this year that our membership Batteries with a of nearly three thousand, shall each TWO-YEAR “win one" nt least, during the coming Associntional year. Guarantee ANNOUNCING HOF-MAC Batteries at CUT PRICES GENERATOR and ELEC­ TRICAL WORK Welding ROAD SERVICE Phone 83*W New Filling Station Tho American Legion had un even­ ing of spoU last night at tho Prin­ cess when they pulled off several good boxing boutH. They wore fast and furious, nnd greatly enjoyed by All present. Office supplies of nil kinds nt The Herald Printing Co. When you want unything In this line see Tho Iloraid. We have it or can get i t BIG MEN TO ATTEND THE CITRUS SEMINAR. SIMPLE AND RICH *♦♦♦♦*«* Drive In GAINESVILLE, Sopt. 21__Tho twelfth annual eltrua seminar to be held nt the University of Florida, Oc­ tober Cth and 6th, should Interest every progressive growor of tho stnto. The agricultural extension! dlvison, State Plant Board, College of Agri­ *1 It is a pleasure to serve you and our <«, culture, nnd the United States De­ vice is better than the best ' partment of Agriculture, have agreed to contribute toward making this a grant success. A few topics of specini interest nre: "Marketing Southern Fruits," by Chnrlo J, Brnnd, vice-president and gcncrnl mnnnger of the American Fruit Growers, I c. Mr. Brand was formerly chief of tho Bureau of Mar­ kets. "The Prccooling of Citrus Fruits," will bo discussed by M. J. Dnolwyier, Orlnnd. Mr. Pactwyler has operated S8 a prccooling plant in Orange county and has some valuable ideas that When coats are at oticc simple, rich growers should know about, V ulcanlning distinctive they answer all the re­ “The Jv*st Valuation of Citrus and quirements needed to make them a Properties” will bo discussed by Hon. success. In the model shown here the Mnrion J,. Dawson, state equalizer of designer has used the season's now taxes. Ideas to the best advantage and has “The Plans for tho Lake Alfred produced nil original nnd conservative Citrus Branch Experiment Station" wrap, plain enough nnd trimmed will ho hnndlcd by Director Wilson enough to pass without criticism. Newell. “The Inspection and Transportation BANK RATES TO BE LOWER SOON, IS PREDICTION. of Vegetnhlos nnd Citrlis Fruits" will TEACHING NIECE TO In the Circuit Court, Seventh Jud|tIl] he discussed by representatives of Circuit, Seminole County, State SWIM, DROWNS. WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 .—Lower the Bureau of Mnrkets, United States of Florida. hank rates at an early dnto were pre­ Department o* Agriculture. Mrs. Pnuline Roscnstcin, of West Special Tax School District No i W. W. Yothers, entomologist, bu­ dicted today nt tho closo of tho quar­ Apopkn, formerly a resident of this terly session of tho advisory council Seminole County, Florida, by 0 P reau of plant industry, will have two Swope, C. L. West and T. L Liiire’ city, was drowned in a lake on the of tho federal reserve board. Now papers: First, "Some Fundamentals Trustees, nnd C. F. Harrison, G A Rosensteln proporty yosterdny aftorYork nnd Boston federal reserve In Grove Pest Control.” Ho will also Dallas and F. T. William./£ £ noon about 5 o'clock, while giving hers of County Board of Public jB present a paper by Dr. A. T. Sponre hanks, both of which hnvo a flnt re­ struction of Seminole County, Rw. on “The New Strnins of Entomogon- discount rate of flvo nnd one half per Miss Anna Quinth, her niece, a swim­ idn, ming lesson. Mrs. Roscnstcin stepped cent, will bo tho first to ntnko redis­ ous Fungi." Dr. E. W. Berger of tho vs. into n deep hole nnd was unnhle to state plant hoard, will also have a count rate cutB. The State of Florida, ex rel Geo. A, Other bnnks in tho federal reserve make her wny to thc shore, only a DoCottes, State Attorney for tk* pnper on thiH subject nnd It is expect­ Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida. ed that this subject will bring up som° system, notnbly Chicngo nnd Cleve­ few feet away, W. T. Hnmeriek, of Orlando, who land, may bo quick to follow the lend valuable nnd interesting discussion. CITATION Other papers of equal importance of Boston nnd Now York officials of was visiting his mother, a neighbor of are: "Spraying for Thrips,' 'by Prof. the federal resorvo hoard refused to the Roscnsteins, heard the cries of To the Citizens nnd Tax Payers of said Special Tax School District No, J. R. Watson, Florida Experiment divulge details of tho discussions of the drowning woman nnd rushed to 2, Seminole County, Floritia: tho scone of tho disaster. He arrived the council, except to say thcro had Station; "Quarantine Inspection filed to save the niece hut was un- ... Whereas: A petition has been..... Work," by Dr. J. II. Montgomery of been n most extended canvnss of tho in, , time , ,, . , , , in the above styled Court by Special Tax School District No. 3. Seminole the state plant hoard; "Causes of economic situation nnd that easier able to save Mrs. Rosensteln. aMr. tv 4 Yt t " %1111 t i l I I .» - 1 ... . k I . k1 money conditions'wns nn outstanding Hnmeriek after rescuing Miss Quinth County, Florida, setting forth the fact Fluctuating Markets," by Dr. L, M. rushed hack to the* tho lake Inke1 anil ami after Jnal fbat an ciccuon election hna has been aidj hern called an factor. Bristol, professor of economics, Uni­ diving several times managed to find iV 1 ^ Drops in resorvo bnnk rediscount versity of Florida; and there will he . l ,trict No. .1, on the 0th day of August, >rmg it to shore, 1021, to determine whether or not a timely discussion of "Melnnoso and rates will exert n healthy influence the body ami bring immediately upon credit. Tho strength The body was brought to Orlando there should he issued by said Special VVnrjoua Causes of Fruit Dropping," and will he shipped to the old home To* School District, bonds in Ihe sum of the federal reserve system, and its by Dr, O. F. Burger, of the Florida / L f 2of .^ 0^ 10 at tlie, Experiment Station, and Prof. H. E. , n,,ility to moot futuro emergencies, is tonight j on i * the... midnight _ . .. train,, nc, ‘rate six' 0,0'percent (0 G ) per annum Stevens, county agent of Leo county, I dcnr,y '".Heated by tho almost un- compacted by Mias Quinth. Orlando Interest payable semi-annually, prin'cipul to mnture thirty years after the the scheduled hour, 0:30 o'clock a. nt. ’ I '^ d e n te d rnlio». registered Sentinel. ------------------------date of the bonds, nnd the said bomb Tho meeting will begin promptly on I raomc °f the dlstrictss of t in WOMAN'S AUXILIARY MEETING. .M h J i “lf l»ml» 'tX , '.t l t o Oct. 4. The citniH growers of the . cw"^ nn^ ni'<'1" 0 WCBL state are cordially invited to attend BoBton is ,,ow icad[n« thc coimtry Th.ro-.III bo a m e o . l , W o the seminar and to remain for the w,th rt hl,R0 r*Horvo rutl° (,f 70 ,,cr man » Auxiliary of the American proving .school buildings nnd school livestock roundup ami beekeepers' cent. Other high federal reserve bnnk legion, Friday afternoon nt 2 p. m., grounds nnd for the exclusive use of meeting, which nre to be held tho ratios nre: New York, 72 per cent; in tho woinnn’s club rooms. There is tho public free schools within said two dnys immediately following the Chicngo, Of) per cent; Cleveland, 09 to he somo very impnrtnnt business f jlc.c'n' 7ax District No. Sj per cent; Philndelphln, 04 per cent; , . ‘ i that n canvnss of the returns of said Seminar. San Francisco, 04 per cent. Other re- to he brought before the members u!Cction show primn facie that aaid and plans for the winter’s work to he election was in fuvor of the issuance servo hanks rnngo downward in low­ discussed. Every member and every of tho bonds us aforesaid by the SCREEN "FIND" OF 1621 er percentages. woman eligible to membership nro sn.! district. . COMING IN “DANGER AHEAD.' ,, , , 1 » | Now, therefore, in pursuance tom In thohigh resorvo ratio districts, .order.of the Court herein made and in officials said, chiefly In the north nnd urged to lie present. MRS. LOSSING, conformity with law NOTICE is here “Danger Ahead," a romantic drama oust, liquidation has been much more MRS. F. L. ROPER, President, '*>’ Riven that the citizens and Ui of popular appeal, is coming to the speedy and normal. o . . „ (np„ pnyers of the snld Special Tax Schoot Princess theatre on Saturday night, Secretary. , blitrlct No. 3, Seminole County, FktWith special reference to the agri­ September 24th, introducing Mary cultural needs of the country, federal , ida,. nre by the suid order and , .... --------------, . by - l» ..» „„,i *„ NoUcb of Application for T«* D««d tindor Boo- required to ho nnd appear before tM IHiilhin, Universals' film find of tho reserve iboard officials announced tonon &7&. o.nnr.i statute. Lew. Honorable Circuit Court of the See year, ns the feature player. Miss dny that the resorvo systom now has enth Judicial Circuit, of Florida, «# Philbln scored n distinct hit in sup- more available credit facilities for the Nniini i« iii>r*‘tiy aivi’ii timi fi. ii. kin-**', pur- the 30th day of September, A, 0.1 n i Battery W ater and Air Free for Your Convenience 30x31 U. S. skTd $ 13.95 Frank Akers fire Co. First and Elm Avenue m m nunicci nan coniinmm. sett's hook, "Tho Harbor Road." The cut rates, more in conformity to tho •j*1"**, Th« mid land twin* nucMcd »t Witness my hand ami "ffici? 1 „ , ,,f , flic iIkic ,>r tin* imiihhcf ur miHi tT'rii(iritii< in of office nt Sanford, Seminole County, novel has been widely rend by book easier money conditions which nre in rule tin- iiniue ,•( J. it. itryr<*. iisIimm **i,i err tin*iw. 7, 1, ,inv Scpten, ,___ kIiiiII Ik* riNlcoinril ncnirdlliE lo law tnx ileeil r I°rlCla, tflW tllC fill imj <>1 lovers, nnd makes nn interesting CVHlcncC. | will l**u? IlifHNdi on lli« 20||| tlajr of October, A. 1101%A, D, 1921* t screen story. Redscount rate cuts,1 mny or m ay.1 A\ltiu»M i7 aa . alitniitur* ......... ami i*n| llila 1 (SEAL) E. Clerk A. DOUGLASS, * T y official Circuit C0Urtf The village life of New Engluml is not he represented by n correspond- ll,r mil, <|,iy of H.|>trml*t>, A. I>. 1HJI. Seventh Judicial CirH. A. imnsi.AKM, excellently portrayed by a capable ing reduction In rates in nctunl kor- J i s u v i . i Clerk Clrcull Court. cult, Seminole Coun­ cast. The settings of tho story nre de­ rowers nt bnnks in given districts. He,nl„,lie Counljr, flu. ty, Florida. Ilf: A. M. WKKKH, 11. (J. cidedly refreshing. The characteriza­ The federal reserve system lends to jILl.VAtr SCHELLE MAINES, n. Attorney for Petitioners. y H*4IC tions given by mnny prominent screen bnnks ,ond not tho public, hut it wns __Got your s crntch Pads from The i people enhance the entertainment nlso observed thnt recent financial d e -. Herald—by tho pound—lfic. i TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. value of the entire production. velopments have shown that drops In Tressie Harlow, a hoarding house reserve rediscount rates, hnvo genor-, ‘ slave, in a Now England summer ally been followed by substantia! re­ hoarding house, knows nothing but ductions In commercial rates nt hanks. ♦ work. She tires of tho irksome house­ hold duties, ami moreso, of the nunt, 1 DICKSON OF MARIANNA with whom she lives. CHOSEN FOR CLERK, Summer brings the city people to tlie village, where they spend their (Dr The Auocleted Pr.t.) vacations. There was always a full TALLAHASSEE, Sopt. 22.—B. II. quota of maiden ladies between forty- Dickson, of Mnrinnnn, former Incomo If you nre doing business with Bankers, eight and eighty-eight, but of young tax collector for thiH district, has been Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ men there nre few. selected by the hoard of commission­ One dny two handsome youths from ers of stnto institutions to the posi­ ange County, nnd feel the-need of informa­ the city stopped at the house. Tressie tion of clerk nnd bookcepcr for tho tion concerning the responsibility and c$§dhes few chances to appear nt her lies*, hoard. This position was created by tt standing of your customers, it would be but she steuls nn evening—ami divides the laRt legislature, Mr. Dickson is it between the two young men, Then nt the capital todny ready for his now wise to communicate with us. scandal starts. Mnry Philbln, in “Dan­ duties. ger Ahead," is given nn opportunity to endear herself to the American The world news the dny it happens, theatre-going public in this product­ delivered nt your door each evening ion. Her typo of benutyy nnd .per­ 15c the week. sonality is well suited to tho part. Judging b y ‘results in Russia the There will he several women dele- 1 " " d o z e r s ' Union ought to ho strong K»t«„ to tho confcrcnco on nnomploy- ,or 11,0 s“,lc l ,orm of Orlando, Fla* everywhere.—Burlington News. Post Office Box 193 mont. It takes a woman to set a man to work.—Omaha World-Horaid. Bjy it with a Herald Want Ad. ♦♦+ *+ *+ ♦♦ * * * * * * +*++++++*+** Information The Orlando Credit Association Bit* Dance, Tonight, the 22 nd s Club clock �1 ' .SO: THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921 PAGE THREE ;3 ♦>w Altamonte Springs, Spots of Seminole’s A MONTE SPRINGS has an at­ mosphere, and^so have other plac­ es in Seminole County, but Alta­ monte’s atmosphere has the pecu___ liar quality of a Lodestone—it’s inhabitants may remove to other places in other climes, but they always return or have a very strong* desire to do so, and of course there is that—-not very mysterious reason— Altamonte’s beauty—for all humanity is drawn to beauty. Altamonte Springs is placed in such a fav­ orable location, that her man-made beauty, combined with the natural beauty, forms the Alta-Monte that we know today. The Alta­ monte of George Frost of Boston, of Herman Westing-house of the great Westinghouse Electrical Company—-who were among its founders— is not the Altamctate of today. Founded as the home of rich men only, we now reach out- for residents of humbler means also, as we realize that riches alone do not make a town livable. It stands to reason that the state was scimred by these wealthy men to find their ideal before founding their town. Therefore Altamonte’s location is the pick of the state. Altamonte Springs has an altitude of 220 f I thus getting pine filtered sea air from the Atlantic Ocean 20 miles to the East, and i' flulf of Mexico to the West, forming that wonderful ozone known as the “Atmosphere of Altamonte” and when combined with the odor of orange blossoms and jassamine in season, and this combination comes breezing into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is bound to give the ailing their health, and the healthy more health and joy of living. Altamonte Springs has in its territory hun­ dreds of acres of orange and grapefruit groves in high state of cultivation, and has within her boundaries five beautiful lakes with clean, sandy shores, no marshy borders. Lake Orienta (upon which is located the “Al­ tamonte Hotel”, famous among tourists all LT t of the Beauty over the. country for its wonderful cuisine and excellent management of its owners, •George E. Bates & Son) is the largest of these lakes and is noted for its black bass fishing, which is jealously guarded by the owners of the land surrounding the lake, who welcome the true fisherman with sporting ideals. The “Altamonte Hotel” is located at the east end of this lake, upon a bluff overlooking the full length of its waters. Lake “Ade­ laide” is across a park to the rear of the hotel, and upon this lake is the “Altamonte Spring” of absolutely pure water. The paved highway from Jacksonville to Tampa and all South Florida passes through Altamonte. A day’s ride in' an automobile may encompass two hundred miles in any di­ rection without leaving a fine paved road, making Altamonte an admirable location for aulomobilists, a fine large garage is under construction and will bo open for business in a few weeks, two stores with filling stations are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a city at hand. • Altamonte Springs is located on the Tampa and Jacksonville Division of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Western Union Telegraph office, Express and Third Class Bos Iol lice, Electric Lights, beau­ tiful shady streets of large oaks, within 11 miles on brick highway of Sanford; and !) miles on brick highway to Orlando. Winter Bark, with Rollins College, is on the same road just five miles to the South. The hotel is the center of social life with card parties, dances, etc., and Altamonte's winter residents and home-folks are of a su­ perior order and of a prosperous, enlightened class. Our surrounding country and neigh­ boring towns of Longwood and Maitland are of the same order and are line neighbors, and are only two miles awav to the North and South. The practical side of Altamonte Springs is not to be slighted in this article, for, aside from her fruit industry, Altamonte is noted as having 40 acres in covered conservatories devoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship­ ped in season mostly to the north, and the in­ dustry represents an investment of over a quarter of a million dollars and a payroll of hundreds of dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. Haines, ex-congressman from New York, heads the largest of these conservatories, The R6yal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. Mr. B. L. Maltbie, of the Maltbie Chemical Works, of Newark, N. J., is one of Alta­ monte’s latest developers, and is planning a great future for us this winter. Altamonte has a Chamber of Commerce, whose Secretary, W. B. Ballard, is always glad to give information upon request. Alta­ monte Springs has just recently been incor­ porated and is ojficered by unsalaried men of progressive ideas, but within keeping with a low millage. George E. Bates and Son are men to whom Altamonte Springs owes much, as many com­ ing as their guests buy property here and stay as residents. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two and one-half miles through the pine woods to the Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Ros­ ier Be cman has spent thousands of dollars to give a pleasure resort for the free use of the pubii •; and one that is greatly appreciated. Mr. B -emau has a pretty little cottage at the Spring as have others fnfTti Sanford and Longwood. Altamonte Springs has never been boomed* or exploited, but is now on the verge of a growth that will not be sporadic, but steady and substantial. A peculiar circumstance is the fact that there is only one “Altamonte Springs” in the world, and we are “IT”. Numbers of “Altamontes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only one “Altamonte Springs.” THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: Kent Vulcanizing Works Stan :ard^Vuto Top Co. A. Banner, Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge S A N F O 11 D( hast* & Co. ( has. E. Henry, .Commission Merchant Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery Hill Hardware Co. Bryan & Wheeler, Autos Hill Lumber Co. , Edw. Higgins, Autos. Mcisch Realty Co. J. E. Spurting, Real Estate Sanford Truck Growers, Inc Miller’s Bakery Seminole County Bank Thos. Emmett Wilson Peoples Bank of Sanford Atlorncy-at-Law irst National Bank Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. Wight Grocery Co., Perkins & Britt, V holcsnlcrs General Merchandise Commission Merchant t * v t V * t % V v Y y *‘ R. E. Stevens, Physician Wilson & Toomer, Fertilizers Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Automotive Supply Co. Speer & Son, Dry Goods J. N. Tolar, Physician John Russell, O V I E I) O0 . P. Swope Land Co. C. L. West, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Grot*. Co. Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes iz PatlilT, Printers, Office Stippiles George A. DeCoties, General Merchandise- Attorney-at-Lnw C. T. McCuiley, Garage . E. A. Fame!!, Groceries II. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. I’. J. Miller & Son J lodges & McMullen, B arb ers Sanford Farmers Exchange ------ C IT IJ L U O T A— Florida Cuba Cigar Co. Cigar Manufacturers J. E. Synder, Dry Goods Commission Merchant W. A. Whitcomb, Stanley & Rogers, Groceries Real Estate Haberdashers , 4 ,'L. P. McCullcr, Groceries D. I). Daniel, Groceries D. C. MaHowe Brown’s Meat Market H. B. Lewis, Real Estate John T. Brady, Jeweler Vegetable Broker UP. Martin, Chuluota Company, Cowan’s Tin Shop Geo. W. Knight, Groceries, Meats The Ball Hardware Co. Wight Bros. Co., Autos Real Estate and Insurance -------L O N G W O O D Cates’ Crate Co. Haight &*Magee Chero-Cola Bottling Co. John G. Leonardi Groceries, Feeds E. W. Henck, Mayor Automobiles Rebel* Bros., Auto Painting A tto rn ey -at-L aw Merchant’s Grocery Co. C. W. Entzminger V. C. Coller, Contractor Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., p rank Lossing, Contractor Williams Millinery Store Mid-Way Garage S. 0. Shinholser, Contractor Crates West Side Grocery l irginia-Carolina ( hem. Co Overstreet & Payne, Lee Bros., Plumbing Southern Utilities Co. Fertilizers .Groceries S. Benjamin, Blue Front Barber Shop D. L. Thrasher, General Merchandise A. P. Connelly, Real Estate T A. O’Neill, Clothing, Shoes Longwood Hotel Beane Turner, Groceries S S S f * . Pa- A'■ A. J. Lossing, Quick Service Transfer Heorge Fox, Cold Storage ------A L T A M O N T E Sanford Barber Shop Mahoney-Walker Cp. Geo. E. Bates & Son, J. TC. SMITH, Prop. Clumbers Altamonte Hotel a n / r n r t . m o & F o r m F r a n k t a k e r s ---------G E N E V A------B. & (). Motor Co., Autos Sari fold Machine & Faun A. H. Fuller ^ S o n , Ci Sen cSrFry, Groceries Mobley’s Drug Store Logan Merc. Co. f D. B. McIntosh, Genernl Merchandise Fargo Lumber Co. C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. E. Curlett, ---------- M O N R O E I,, o r * . -— *— — Bobbin « Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Sanford Dry Goods Co. i t * Price» Contractor Carter Lumber Co. Bell Bros., Growers, Ship’rs % J. W; I«1ynt, Gen. Mdse. H. McLaulin, Jeweler Hill Implement & Sup. Co. m . Fleischer, Grocer lord’s Purity Water commission Merchant Merchant BOwe: & Roumillat, Drugs Wakefield Preserving Co. E. A. ... Osteen, — — y»|> Lord’s Commission ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 * , • .* . « .1 • ■ * * ^ * ’ • 'w �ANOTHER ROAD TO OKEEC1IOIIEE CITY. Under the caption of “Maintaining Grand juries never, or very rnroly, freight rates and hotter service it is Ko 0llt of their way to find matters the Flagler Policy,” the Palm Beach well to rejuvenate the idea of huiltl- for their investigation and present­ Post hns tho following bit of Inter­ ing an intorurbnn line from Sanford mont to the court of which they are esting news *<) the people of the east ~tC J . HOLLY ............................Editor to Tampa and to work for it and to „ pnrt. when, therefore, they tako const and tho lower end of the peninN. J. LILL Aft D.... Secret nry-Treasurcr exploit it until sufficient capital can oc.rnHion to depart from the strict in- suln and even ns far north in the cen­ ijuiry Into matters presented to thflii tral portion as Geneva, in this county: H. A. NEEL............General Mwinner he attracted to 1*lorida to build it. fifteen years ago when the editor by tho prosecuting attorney, or tho There are reports—mere rumors ns ROHKRT J. HOLLY, Jr.,’ of the Herald was the editor of the tbey must havo Rood and sufyet—that olficinls of the Flagler es­ *■ CIRCULATION MANAOI.U Orlando Reporter-Star lie had this flcionk Thi(( probab|y neCounts tate uro considering favorably a defi­ Phone 1IK up to G P. M. A4T»rll*in< Kiln* M*.l» Kmirn on Arplle«Uo» dream.a ml even went so far ns to have for th„ DcKn„, county> Georgia, grand nite proposal that the Florida East meetings called in all the cities and j Bubmittinff ftn unusuai bllt nono. Coast Railway Co., participate in tho Butncrlp*‘"» Pile* la Adraac* t to Jul ,80 project for the construction of a rail­ O c Y««r ............................... ............................... M OO towns from Sanford to Kissimmee, in- thc.,CM | mportnnt r Ola Month* ......... 0.00 terested the farmers and had options John „ „ utchln pro8,din}? in thnt road westward from, this city—not U.'llffred la City tj Carriar On* ....... .........................U C*nu on much of the rght-of-wny and the clear to Okeechobee City, as yet, hut Tb» bl* it* t« t» p»*« w**kir H*r«ld an- lands adjoining the rij^ht ofJ way. Af- judicial district. Tho report sots forth on the general route of thnt survey. ,, , . . , that the “younger set" of today is Uralj ootnr) Baminola County and I* puMlih»d ter coming <to .Sanford we iiRiun he,, , . , * , •vary Friday. Adtertlalnt ralaa mads known Rumors respecting railroad .con­ •a application. D e m o c r a t i c In politics. $9.i0 Ran the agitation for a traction line trnv,cH"* at »»“« whJch lfl mUch struction are notoriously unreliable; par your, always In adsanca from Sanford to Orlando and several toa fnst- , nn<1 c a l*t on I’nrcnt8 to Mont her of The Associated Pf*>* ‘capitalists were interested hut one ‘ throw a cloak of righteousness about “switch-shanty talk” is synonymous drawlmek and another came up to hit 1 »oir children" in an effort to restrain with the statements thnt one is ad­ the project in tho face and like many them in their course of conduct which vised to tell to the marines, and au­ other Rood tilings the wars and ru- aH f°rth, is leadinR to, no Rood thoritative information Comes only froth official announcements. There end. Fish and game will he protected In »»»«* "f wars stopped all road build are factors, however, which encourage ing and it went to join the other good The dispatch, from Decatur, Gn., Seminole county this season ns never r “"------ ” " " 7 *------------, . . , things put on cold storage. telliug *f this grand Jury report and credenco In this present rumor, for it before. And rich and poor, high and ^ ^ ^ h,Rh hopM of t}ll, Sjl„. warning, as published in the Atlanta w" Inccord with the Flagler tradition llow, OW i A I I K Q , will W i l l he D O prosecuted J I I U a t t l i l t t l to H ) the Lilt. f* ! i * last t I * alike, r ,,.......i.. . Constitution Saturday, is of s u f-' nn«l P'diey. full extent of the law if caught. The * bverglades Railway started in Construction of the Florida East this city and built as far as Cameron fieient importance to parents, and to Seminole County Fish and Game Pro­ ,City and operating trolley ears ns wo}l the “younger set” everywhere to be * f,ast railroad did not wait on full tective Association is on the job. as freight cars, would soma day be entitled to reproduction, ns follows: development of the territory- it pre ceded and created it, end with such _ , , . . built to Oviedo and join with the SenWo are living in a fast age nnd • Secre ary Apppleynrd seems to M Itallvvay am, lhenee to Geneva magnificent results that contimfnneu" our sons ami daughters are trav­ have injected the proper pep into the am, jo,n , h(. F|orhUl Enat Coast Railof that policy may be expected to eling at a pace which is much Lakeland Chamber of Commerce and an(1 r1vo Sanfor(1 „ wonderful duplicate the success of that policy. too fast for their own good. Au­ In the first day s drive for member. HVsU,m ((f rn,hvnys nn(, compctiil«ii of The tribute pni don the east const to tomobile joy rides are the cause ship, the total was 2(10 members. This ,jK, ritr]|t aor, to b, itlf, (i((Wll tht, rat0B the memory of Henry M. Flagler is of many fatal steps, and the is a record of which tho ( hninbcr of on frt.jj,bt nnd help to make Sanford proof of Llie sense of gratitude that courts are unable to stop them. Commerce and I.akeland people gen- a |,.lsiiig point. Such a line with the continues to be felt by the population We urge the parents to throw a erally, can well feel proud. addition »f electric railway service for benefitted by bis daring judgment. cloak of righteousness about passenger and express and eventually A sense of public duty must have their children and to use every One week from today, Sanford will to uvpn take care of freight would been an nnimnti •* motive of the possible means to influence them welcome the thousands of visitors to baVe made tliirf city and this section Flagler policy rather than mere addi­ to he more modest in their dress tho city, feed them, amuse them, got „f Florida the greatest in the South, tion to wealth—an ambition to servo and speech. We who are parents acquainted with them, nnd after the Tho time is drawing near when this his land and his country men. Ilia as­ are the ones responsible for this big street dance, send them homo trolley lino will ho built from Sanford sociates who survive him must have condition, and it is up to us to happy, and with the feeling thnt San- to Orlando and on to Tampa. The ( shared that spirit; probably it was curb it. ford wants them to come again and territory from Sanford to Tampa ife their spirit as well as his, and it will Here is warning thnt is both timely again. This big get-together party now one of the richest in the state, is lie natural that the Flagler tradition will do more for the business men of one of the most populous in the state an(' Important. I he hlnmc, by intimn- lie perpetuated in a new enterprise, this city than they can figure in do!- and lias more people and more revc- " ,,n h'ast, for conditions as they , or participation in it. lnrs and cents. Let everybody climb mic to draw from than many sections nrt\ I® placed where it belongs—on ------------------n —— in and help it along. in tile north that are now operating parents of children inclined to go to E MI *LU YMENT I)E LK( JATK8 ---------- n----------trolley lines. It would prove a man- the giddy pace that too often brings TO MEET NAMED. A careful reading of the newspu- ey maker from the very start and moral disaster. Illustrations are suf­ pers of Florida leads to the couelus- would induce thousands of people to ficiently numerous mid well known to WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—The list ion thnt a large number of tho cities Honda' and settle along the need no citing here. Grand juries, in of participants having been vlrtuand larger towns of tho state are on- 'racks of t h i s iuicrurhun railway. It their investigations of crime, reports a ’ly completed, who proceeded today tisimllv nctivi in advance m ivenieiits would not only lie an inducement for of whir'll do not always reach tlie pub. toward the working out of n program along the lines of progress and enIm'* btlle growers of fruits lie, have rc'iable information on for the mitionat confirenee on iineiiiterprise. In matters of publicity they v,,gelu!>les but it would be all in- which to base their conclusions and ptoymom which President Harding enieiit for wealthy tourists th live findings. They see plainly where much are especially active. In this Hmdablo hn sculled to meet next Monday in rare for supremacy, or, rather, for in the count! y in the winter and for of crime and criminality originates Washington. Those invited to tako .the survival of the fittest, the city the busy business man to reside in the and learn the causes, definitely estab­ part i nthe conference as shown by n thnt fails to “get there with both suburban district and commute to the lished by sworn testimony, of wrnyg- !'sl published today include 25 men doinr, of disgrace and crime, in feet" will get left. DcLnnd is doing cities each day. . d three women hut it is expected sev­ Anyone who lias lived in the big which, too often, are involved sons well, hut tile demand is very urgent eral names .will ho added to tho list for her to speed up her gait hi several !'/“ ** C"ni " ‘I’ 111 -abilities of this and daughters of honored and re­ before the convening of the confer­ line and it is only a question of time spected parents, but more often of important particulars.—Del,and News to interest the men of atfniis who will parents who uro such in name only. ence. The list now includes the names If the DoKnlh county grand jury of Secretary Hoover, who has been That idea of piping soft and pure J.Um|' I*,1. l'h,m,“ Vf, |!’is ko water u-ntn,. t„ 1,1 1lie .......... lake to Sanford, ...... would one 1,m'- 1 nr,’s 0,1 matennls for this line does no more than to bring parents to designated by the president j >' chair­ coming down every day, capital is of the greatest things that Knuford are a sense of their responsibility for the man of the conference; Sccrctar. looking toward Florida every day. over nttempted. While the artesian This big thing for Florida is coining care and conduct of their children it Davis, Samuel (lumpers, t'Jias. ,\i water that is now supplied, Is the pur­ and Sanford at one end mid Tampa will have accomplished a world of Schwab, the stool mnmi''io,Mi or; Jp!in est in the world, with no chance for at tile other end are destined to lie- good, It might also have an inlluI.. Lewis, o fthe United Mine Work­ contamination of any kind, it takes ,„ nu. ,„e greatest cities in Florida not cnee for good on boys and girls, nnd ers; F. S. Cartel', president of tho sof water f..r many purposes, and 4 , lm.,aimi the great ones like Orbm- older members of the “younger set," M.otherhooil of l.o'omotive Firemen with the ownership of a clear water Kissimmee, Lakeland and many to make them desist from “going the uml F.nglnecimen; Mayor Cptr/.ciis, of lake fed from springs and filtered, „tbl.rs between tlw two that will prof- pace that kills," morally if not phys­ Detroit; (', il. Markham, president of Sanford would enjoy privileges ae- it (.(|Uu|]y as much but Hanford and ically, make them determine to lie the Illinois Central railroad, uml corded to but few cities. The initial Orlando having the water transport!!- more careful of both their speech and Matthew Well, vice-president of the expense of piping it to the city \vm>Jd tion will come Into their own with a *heir conduct.—Tilues-Union. American Fed unit ion of ^.nhor. ---------- o----------bo nothing nfr compared to the many rush once this great artery of trade Will. M. llutler, of Huston, m.inadvantages. The people generally, and travel is opened up as it should HANNING AKHtTKI.K FILMS ufneltiror; President l ’uttler Mills, should think about this plan and tell be, Now lledford cotton mills and the your city commissioners what you Ibis has been the dream of the ediThe attorneys for "Fatty” Arbuekle Ifoosjic cotton mills; Edgar E. Clark, think about it. I hey are here to tor of the Herald for many years and make an appeal to the public not to ex-president of the Order of Railserve you. we are not too old and the scheme is prejudice the murder charge against .va\ Conduetors; Joseph II. dy Frees, —--------- o— ----not too far away for ns to live to see their client, nrd semu concerned lest , of Chicago, president of the Cllamlier THE CURE, the cnusunifnnlioii of our plans drawn lliere be premature earn- llalion of of Commerce of the United States; “ I am through with booze," says fifteen years ago. All of these great contracts by theatres in which ArFntty Arlnicklo, And that, ns the after improvements are hound to come nnd buckle ph tines n* - bed ded to up- L. E. Edgerton, !ir Nashville, Tcnn , president of the Lebanon woolen mills; dinner speakers s%’, reminds of an **h of this part of Florida would do pear. anecdote. An old befo'-the-wah darky, well to keep them in the public eye for The public will not prejudice the John il. Kirby, of Texas, president alarmed at the way a member of ‘lie '* 's publicity that will eventually case, ll of course cannot help the Kirby Lumber Co.; Charles P. Neill, whitefamily to which he wasattach- bring them to pass. impression created by the’ develop­ Washington, I), C., former IJpiled ed was bluin' ’em up, remonstrated -------- -# ----merits at San Francisco—by the sto- StateT commissioner 1of labor sta­ wlth him. "Yo’ been goin' mighty NOT FULLY SATISFIED »'h>s, for instance, which guests at tistics; W. C. Proctor, of Cincinnati, Htroiig here lately, Mister Jimmy," -------Arbuckto’s vile “party" have told con- president Proctor id Gamble; Col. Arthur Woods, of New York, former ha »ni‘L ‘W you migliter kind o' let In noting the fifteen pardons grant- l't,rnl,,« w,mt ‘nuispfrcd there. Nevpolice of New York. Up on it. Yo' gonna make yo'se'f sick <<i by the Pardoning Hoard the other l,r,*'idcss, the public will not, in ad- ! 1 lcommissioner ' l,m three women >vho have aoof you don', dot's nil." “Oh, 1 know day one of the pardons was granted viinee »f tP»« courl trial, make the mis1,10 lhrJ invitiilions to sit in the conthnt, of course,"'replied Mister Jim- upon application of many citizens mid "f ,hat ^buckle's letnvt are Ida Tnrbcll ,Mnry van my, “hut I got started on this jumbo- the prosecuting attorney who said, "I , 11 o| l*,<' cr' nu’ "* 'Murder 1ms n" roe ami it looks ns if I can't q u it” was never fully satisfied with the *•** ''ee.i,established. Th..... strict b'eeek. of the Russel Sage I-.mnda"Yes, you kin, loo," said the old man. K*dlt of this man." Tint sounds *«•'! ^ e chief of detectives «»<•. ""d Elizabeth t hnstman of “Whut you oughter do now is take rnther strange to the general public, “f b*'" ‘nmnsco say it will be, but ‘ hh'iuro, an olDcer of the National ... (ill 1 111 <>l 1 1 . 1 1t 1 . . 1, . >.l .. b . n l L i . . i t . . . l i t ' \ \ i i i , o m ii T l ' u d o I ' u l i . n I n n i v i i n do nigger Keuloy euro." “Nigger Koo‘he state’s attorney was not fully 1,11 biteHlircnt people realize the .Ilf- , Womans Trade Union league, t ley euro?" returned Mister I “How «nH*rit»ci he slumld have made less efbetween sijch slarements ami ' ‘resident Unnling was understood I do you take it?" “Rasy emiir,"was the r,,rt have him convicted, in fact he ^nvktUm. j hnvo under consideration today a | oxplanntlon. "All vou got to do is dcs ‘‘"Vo prevented the grand jury 0,1 th« otlu’r hun‘'- Arbuckle's at- suggestion that he address the con1 run out of Hiimphin to drink " -Jolm- fr,,in » Hue bill. We nev««’ v,''-v nOst.ikon if fereneo at its opening session. * ny -Spencer. er could Hce any reason for a prosevut-"'^y think Hint movie theatres should LOW TIDE ON THE REACH 1- ing attorney getting a eonvietion just w»'t until Arbuekle has been tried to — to say thnt he had one and gloat over<"«tontinue showing films in which he Forenoon and Afternoon Tides at the same in discussing the number of uppears. Whether Miss Uappe’s death About Same Hour and .Minute convictions to liis credit like an Indian proved to have been the would gloat over liis scalps. We result of a criminal assault made up Sept. 22 ................................. 5:08 want justice in our courts but we do on her by Arbuekle, even the admitted Sept.2d ..................*.................. 5:50 Vary the usual vegetables by not want any innocent men convicted. fn,‘,s regard to the atfair are of Sept. 21 .................................... 0:59 nerving Flag Hrand Succotash. It is better that ten guilty ones es- "uc'' ‘‘haracter that the,exhibition of Sopt,25 ............ 8:08 cape rather than send one innocent an Arbuekle picture under all the eir- Sept.20 ............................... 0:10 FOR DF.SHKRT man up for life or for even one month, eumstances would lie a violent affront Sept.27 ............... 10:11 Try Del Monte Fears cut half or one day or one hour. to all decent people. Sijpt. 28 U:25 Inch cubes, served in ice cold ---------- a____ — j The movie theatres in all parts of Sept. 29 .................................. . 11:55 cnntoloupe. A scientist says that in twenty- ,la‘ col,ntry’ b»«»U‘"ng . Pittsburgh, ^lopt. 30 ,....:.. 12;J9 Or, serve chocolate ice cream five thousand years we shall all he wh,eh hnve announced the diseontinu- j -------------------t---in halves of penis. eleven feet high. However, most of us !,.nt ,! l,f _ nic i*u, ' at, !en^ / ‘,r 1 ’ Mnnntco county recently endo -sed hope to lead such good lives that wo *lj U t ) nra doing tho right thing . 1 „ bond issue of $950,000 which has shall he considerably higher than that Ar,,ucklw “I'Ters no more th iu ia becn propo8cd. The funds will wnrhv then,—Tacoma Ledger. temporarly financial loss, he will be rant tho hanl surfacing of a lot of tho WKLAKA IILOCK * _______ ______ "" «xccetlhiftly lucky Individual.- rondH nn(1 thc buUding of concrete "" Phones 197-191 „ . . , *“ : . 4 .PUI,bur»h D1T tch‘ nnd steel bridges. Post cards—local viuwb—lc each at ------- — o----------| ' ':e Herald office. Fell it with ti Herald Want Ad. I'RY A DAILY HEIIALD WANT AD. SUGGESTIONS Deane Turner THE BAN K — A M on u m en t to Progress The tens of thousands of strong, depend­ able bunking institutions throughout tho United States today nrd sturdy, sub­ stantial monuments to the progress of the nation and to thn confidence—in­ spiring methods and perfect protection which the modern bank h(fords. The enactment of stringent banking laws nnd their rigid enforcement has eliminated forever from the realm of banking all unstnplo and wobbly finan­ cial institutions, thus assuring to the de­ positors of the nation tho greatest pos­ sible protection, through the medium of our modem system of banking for the safe handling of public’ and private funds. First National Bank * * A COMMUNITY J1U1LDER F. P. Forster, President B. F. Whilner, Cashier PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name of Every Live ProSessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAWYERS CONTRACTORS 0. Shinholacr fieorge A. DeCottes zVttorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Dunk SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA FLOItlli Sanford Construct’n ( t». BATTER! ICS CONTRACTORS AND HUII.DF.TtS Planes and SpecificntimiH Cheerft. uniNO voun Battery Troubles to Us ... r"rn‘*,,cd W, Spool*llio on Elantrick! Work .art c.n glr* „ „ t„ A" you dcpariilAbla *»rvleo.. II, I. PACE P. 0. Hal 21:J WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS______________________ FOH OVEHHAULINO YOUR CAB Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Company Sketches nnd Estimates Free; ?» ..... 1 hone 189 „ building too largo and nono too smtll L. A. llonnud, I rap. -----ALL WORK OUAUAM BED---- - Wilson & Shorey HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Pine nnd Garland Sts., Orlando, Fie. PURE WATER Sold nnd Serviced by Echv. H iggins, Inc. * , Elder Springs Water 119.98% PURE ................ Haight & Wieland ____ Phone 311,-W GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First i Sanford, FU LORD’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS TIIE REST Dally Service Phone . ’ % REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane Real Estate and Insurance• . SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Phone ll.l V. C. COLLER, Prop. Geo. W. Knigrlit General Shop and Mill Work* Real Estate nnd Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau CONTRACTOR and IlUILDl. ’ 517 Commercial Street Sanford, I TRANSFER The vocational committee of the Hmjlncss and Professional Women's Club “WE DELIVER THE (iOODS” requests nil young women desiring employment to register at the First Quick Service Transfer National Hank. Storage Facilities AGNES G. HERN Kit, Chairman If we plense you, tell others; ll n" tell us. Phone 198 Eyes Examined Glasses Designed ’ Henry McLaulin. Jr. OPT. D. Ho t e l s Hotel Montezuma “Sanford’s.Now Hotel” 11.50 Up Per Day OPTICIAN OFTOM ETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. • WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS C. 0 . WILSON, O llie r SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND KEASONAUI.E PRICES V.'I'ht Dnther* .rr*a Ilallilln* Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General .Machine and Holler Works Autopiohilc Flywheel Steel Gear bands in Htock Crank Shafts Re-turned G1LL0N & FRY E L E C T R IC A L J; Conlraclors Phono 112 (111 Park Ave. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921 In and A b o u t Wills Mention or Milter* 1" B,l*r /irwnii lie®* t( Jnteresl S The C ity *£ 1 7 # # # # # * * * New Cigar Factory Among Sanford’s In­ dustries Past Month Summary of tbo Plotting Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers # * # # Sanford Will Soon Be Numbered Among Clgur Towns of the State PAGE PIPE How Do YOU Find Business? \ # Florida in general Is n clgnr making M6as-bnck snys “Rotten," while the Live-wire snys “By working like the state. Some sections make more tfinn dovil for it!” And there you are! And we alwaya keep our atore in the others but good cigars can be mado “Live Wire Cluss!” And we work like the devil ffir it, and we know how to anywhere lubor and shipping condi­ buy right, and wo know how to aell right, nnd above all wo know how to tions having much to do with the suc­ treat our cuatomer right. We believe— cess of tho venture. This city has | * Kor Florida: Generally lair * * tonight and Friday; no change * Boveral factories now but a now one hns recently been established thnt IT GETS YOU NO WHERE TO GET UP A LOT OP * in tem p eratu re. # Dawgono, she dropped two promises to put tho town on tho map STEAM UNLESS YOU GET IT IN yesterday. Thnt Is cer­ among the cigar towns of the state. I * * * * * * * * * points tainly encouraging and if It The new factory was recently estab­ THE CYLINDERS keeps up that gait It will be lished in the third floor of the city , Another graveyard day. ^ snowing by Christmas. And And by working na we have we have doubled our cuatomer Hat in two yeara. hall, a location by the way that was the days ure not bad and the fitted up for one of the biggest fac­ And nothing to do after you got out. And that la worth working for! Furthermore we couldn’t keep hundreds nights aro bo delightfully cool tories in Tnmpn during a strike in of old frienda and win so mnny new onea if our Service wasn’t getting busi­ that we ore almost tempted to thvt city many years ngo when sever­ 0 p Swope, of Oviedo, was among ness for ua. give old September a parting al of the factories moved their men the victor* to «» d t* yesterday. kiss. It Is a good thing we hero to mako cigars until the trouble WE WILL BE GLAD TO TELL YOU HOW WE DO IT did not open the schools until could be settled. j e McOonock, of Jacksonville, the 31st for it has not been The location is a good one and the was a business visitor here y fte r -COML AND SEE US--------good school weather. Wo will factory starts off with the brightest day. say It has been n hot summer of prospects being fostered by the everywhere nnd down here In Florldn Produce Co:, and tho cigars to J H. Edmondson, of Atlanta, was Florida wo have been extreme­ bo distributed by the Wight Grocery in the city yesterday transacting busi­ ly fortunate for It hns been Co., of this city—all home people nnd ness. much cooler thnn In mnny all with the best interests of the city other parts of the country. at heart. C. R. Kirtley, the manager Hod and Gun Club will shoot today Let's drop again, Hen, old fel­ who is also the manager of the Flori­ on the lake front and the Oviedo Club low. Wo like It. da Produce Co., and Hal Wight of the will shoot ns usual, 5:40 A. M. HHPT EM HEK 22 same company are the presiding forc­ Maximum ....................... 04 es in the fnctory nnd they are ubly Examine the wedding invitations at Minimum ......................... 08 supplemented by Joe Mencndez, one the Herald office. Engraved or print­ Kongo ............................. 72 of tho best cigar manufacturers in the ed. We have all the latest styles, Barometer ....................30.14 * Jstn^e who literally grew up in tho clCalm anti clear. “ gar business. Ho recently had the Ercn Hat Shop and Pressing Club "Over the Top" factory in Orlnmio also dye work. All work guaranteed, but was induced to come horo and 109 Sanford Ave. 153-Gtp make the some fine cigar in the San­ ford fnctory. "Over the Top" nnd the So many people who have been SANFORI) HAS SOMETHING NEW. "Brush End" nre the two brands beaway all summer are returning and Jns. F. Magee, who recently sold,1"* nin(,e now b>' tho now fodory but the city has taken on that busy nlr his Interest in Haight & Magee, h a si01*1" b™mlfl wil1 be l>u‘ out later and of early autumn. formed n new concern with \V. p_ ., ns the business grows the owners ex- TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS TO Classificd advertisements, 3 cents a line. No nd taken for less that FLUSH KIDNEYS IF BLADDER to build a larger factory nnd help Ralph Yenrby, of Orlando, agent Hofmann, who, for some time past> Pcet........................................................ 2I5 cents, snd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash BOTHERS YOU. for the Dclco Lighting System, was in hns been general foreman of Haight I* an1or£ t ta *r“w in tho-manufacturing must accompany all urders. Count live wards to a line and re n 't ac­ Iho city today on business nnd called & Magee, and their predecessors. T h o 11"0*. Th° m“kc™ ‘he“« ci*ar8 c,n* cordingly. __________ ______ new Arm will Incorporate and do n ' ,,.hn8 ZC the f«ct that while the merEating meat regularly eventually upon his mnny Sanford friends. , , , ...... , , chants pay more for these good cigurs wholesale and retail buttery business.1,, . , . . . the smokers pay the five cent rate— produces kidney trouble in some form FOR RENT FOR SALE Have your watches nnd jewelry re­ They will nlso do generator and elec­ pre-war prices-and they intend to "r "thorft ^ll-know n author!FOR RENT—Refined couple desiring paired at Mcl.aulin’s. Two first class trical automobile work, nnd to this make them and continue to make ty, because the uric acid in meat ex­ FOR SALE—10 acres grove, 7 acres two nice unfurnished communicat­ wild land on hard road on smnll watch makers. Prompt service. end, nro equipping n shop such as them the best live cent cigars on the cites the kidneys, they become over­ 140-tfc will have no equal in this purt of the ,niirj(et worked; get sluggish; clog up ami lake, tdcnl place to build a home. ing rooms for light housekeeping, with stnte. Delicate instruments that aro Rood their advertisement in this ia- causes all sorts of distress, particu­ Price $4,000.—E. F. Lane, the Real hath, lights and city water, closo in, ___________ 154-5tp call on Mrs. G. I). Smith, 301 Palmetto Try the ‘'brush End" and "Over the to the olectricnl system of nn auto- sue ami patronize your home indus­ larly backache nnd misery in the kid- Estate Man, Top" cigars when you ask for a cigar mobilo what a stotheBcopo is to a doc- tries by smoking the' cigars made ncy region; rheumatic twinges, severo FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish ave. at the stands. They are mndo right tor, ate just one of tho features und r |ght here in your own city. Go up headaches, arid stomach, constipation, potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. FOR RENT—Two furnished front here in Sanford by people who know ono of mnny kindred things. They . to the new fnctory nnd see how they torpid liver ,sleeplessness bladder and Brumley. 153-6tp rooms nt 20A Park Ave. 131-tfc how. FOR SALE—10 room house with FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, will also assemble a battery under taro made nnd try one of these new ci- urinary Irritation. 152-tfo Apply 1004 Elm Ave, Tho moment your back hurts or electric lights, hath and shower, 31 their own trade nnmc of Hof-Mnc, und ' gars thnt nro proving so satisfactory HOOFING, Red and green Blntc sur­ it will carry n two yenr guarantee from the very start, kidneys aren’t noting right, or if bind- acres land, 6 acres In grove with 300 FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 518 W face, 3-ply $3.26 per squnro. Tiger with no strings attached. The price dor bothers you, get nbout four ounc- big orangu trees, pears, persimmons, First Street. 155-3tp brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; will ho commonBurnte with the bat­ os of Jail Snlts from any good phnr- and pecan trees.—E. F. Lane, the Real TWO LIVE SANFORD MEN 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address tery, and only slightly higher thnn nuicy; take n tnhleapoonful In n glass Estate Man. 154-5tp EMBARK IN REAL STATE WANTED 11, E. (Jinn, llox 301. 139-2fltp whnt you pay for an ordinary bat­ BUSINESS IN THIS CITY. of water before breakfast for a few FOR SALE—Medium slzo safe. Aptery. They will distribute n standard days nnd your kidneys will then act < ply 40^ Sanford Ave., and Fourth WANTED TO RENT—A piano. Cnll Ors. Osenliach, Christ, Edwards, nt 20(1 Park Ave. 153-fltp Tho suro Blgn of prosperity In San­ Ane. This famous suits is made from Street. 94-01. Ford, Ingram and Andrews, of Orlan­ battery In n wholesale way, the name ford is the real estate men getting the acid of grapes and lemon juice, Eq R s a l e —(j room house, 4 acres of WANTED—Hemstitching and pecotdo, attended the Orange-Semi note of which Is to be ndded Inter and a ing, also orders for all kinds of busy and going in for a bigger cam­ combined with llthin, and hns been | |an(l, 125 orange trees, 75 chickens, further fcnturewill put out a battery County Medical Society meeting at paign of advertising nnd selling and at a cut price to compete with the used for generations to flush clogged p rice $2,500.00.—E. F. Lane, the Real (pleating. 124 Palmetto Ave. 140-0tc the Valdez Hotel last night. low priced butteries being put upon helping to put Sanford on the map, kidneys and stimulate them to nor- Estate Man. 154-5tp WANTED Position ns housekeeper, “EXIDK" BATTERIES, tho Giant the market, nnd which will be con­ Among the new ones starting this mnl activity; also to neutralize tho r0K s A L E - 8-room house with_ nTl ur any kind of housy work. Apply modern convenience, excellent re.................... .. Morlsco Fruit Stand, Lena Krieg, that lives in a box. We can now fur­ structed of standard materials. The week is C. A. Mathews nnd W. V. acids in the urine so it no longer irri155-3 tp nish six Volt Batteries nt $24.60. Wo electrical nnd wolding experiences of Wheeler, who have opened offices at tales, thus ending bladder disorders. pj|jr Privato wuter wor]:8( jn j Csir- First street. Jail Snlts cannot Injure anyone, able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ buy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd re­ W. D. Hofmann is well known around 115 Park avenue in part of the room BOARD AND ROOM pair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ tho "City Substantial,” to need furth­ occupied by Hnynes & Ratliff for a makes a delightful effervescent lith- ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street. ers. Phone 548. 150-tfc er comment here. Suffice to say, ho printing office. Charlie Multhcws in-wnter drink which millions of men HC-tfc BOARD AND ROOM—Private fam­ will welcome his mnny friends at tho and Wallaco Wheeler need no intro­ nnd women take now and then to ,keep |;. SALE \ new bungalow at a ily, 719 Ook Ave. 151-7tp Both of the kidneys and urinary organs clean, ^ ^ Good ternia, -E. F, The Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co., foot of First street, where the new duction to the public hero. tho Rcnl Eatnto MaIlf 154-Gtp announce that Mr. Pearce, of the Ailing station just put in by this en­ them have been in the game beforo, thus avoiding serious kidney disease. ^ ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Schaefer-Weed.m Tailoring Co., will terprising Arm ,1s already beginning Charlio having been with the A. P. —Adv. FOR SALE—Ono heavy duty two"be here !• riday and Saturday of this to put forth a stream of gasoline nnd Connolly Co., and Wallace with n big whocl trailer in good condition. InTaylor Commundcry will hold a «iek to take measures and orders for oils. REllKKAIIS NOTICE! Arm in Louisville, Ky. Ho has re­ , quire at Ford Garage. 143-tfc stated concluvo on Thursday, Sept. 22 fall clothes, Jas. F. Magee, is a now comer, who cently been in tho automobile game Attention Robeknhs! There will be SALE—Two Idg lots cheap, on nt 7:30 p, m. llalluting and confer­ arrived last May, ami settled in San here under the nnme of Brynn & a district meeting of the RebekahH of th() h#|ght of Magnolia ave.—J. S. ring order of Red Cross. Visiting Sir Thl <K I IRKS, Goodyear non-skids ford after looking over the slate for Wheeler, but saw more opportunities the Eighth District in Mnsdnic Hall 154-31p Knights welcome.. Hnrvnrd. X ........................... *27.50 six years for n location of this sort. in tho rent estate business nnd has Thursday. A school of instruction H. E. ffOLAR, FOR SALE—Stable manure; car lots. ...................... 31*00 That ho is a Axture is evidenced by returned to his Arst love. will ho held at 3:30, nnd nnother ses­ Em. Com. Good dry stock. Prico $7 jmi’ ton, f. All other sizes any make In propor- the fact of his purchase of n home in Mr. Matthews starts off with nn ad­ sion at 8 p. m. nt which time tho Re P°n‘ *'('t "un (" ices before you buy,— Sanford Helghtts, which he will oc­ vertisement in the Daily Herald and bekah^degreo 'will l.e'exempllfi't-d'hy | »• b- c'ir«- S «nfor(1‘ ChftB0 * C «‘ 151 -tfe. “y br,dhers. Phone 648. 150-tfc cupy as soon ns it has been painted he will have daily bargains in real the staff of DeLand Lodge. All visit­ FOR SALE—1 form cannor nnd s«ving Robekahs welcome. and some remodelling done. Mr. Mn- estate. * 1)r- ami Mrs. Osenbaeh, of Orlando, ernl doten jars. Very reasonable. Tho real cstato men of Sanford MRS. A. J. LOSSING, Sec’y. gee is decidedly not a now man in rame over yesterday and visitod ut Address "E. II." care Hernld. dh-tf with months of strenuous work are tho battery business ns he had charge could do moro advertising and not be nearly here. You should take pains ! r hu,m' "f Mr- and Mrs. Ralph K. of the main office of n well known injured by It. Advertising is tho FOR SALE — Two lake front lots. CARPETS AND RUGS to find out whether your children’s * rt', until tune for the Medical Sobattery company somo years ngo and breath of life to the real estate game, I Best lots# in city for n beautiful uyus aro normal. Has school work WASHED .... . 1,1 'he Valdez Hotel. Dr. hut few seem to realize it, and the r"Wh wn, one of the principal later was Identified with tho manufac­ more rcnl estate ugcncloH opening up ami cleaned at yaur home or wc will h|*m e-E. F. Lane, the Real Estate and reading strained your hoy’s eyos? turing battery trndo in tho enst. His Poor eyesight, undiscovered, may re­ inkers at the meeting. cnll for nnd deliver. Hamilton Reach ________ ______________ experience will bo of boncAt to his will prove It. These young men are Electric Washers used.—Sanford f o e KALE—7 room cottage, plaster- tard n child’s whole progress in lifo. not associated together in business, Stcnm Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone GCO | ed, well finished ami In good condi­ ■Many are the brides to bo in San­ customers especially ns to prlco ns his buying experience will,bo passed but will each have tholr offices In tho TOM MOORE tion. One acre of land. Good burn, same place nnd nro rcudy to servo to' °,i° nmi along to tho trade in the aim pc of at­ tenant house; Dolco lighting system, DRINK OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN f , " ''‘'aid wedding stock, betractive prices. And Sanford will you. on St. Johns’ river. ’ Canal coming up We have them. Office Opp P. O. Phone 192 Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-lU( have the addition of a small but com­ from river ut rear of place whero per cent pure. Pho>"e 311 NOTICE. plete manufacturing enterprise. Tho boats enn be kept.—A. P. Connelly. for It. y Un*le lcft yesterday Hof-Mnc Battery Co., will open their 153-4tc —Got your Scratch Pads fr:n. The The Roynl Neighbors will meet for «fU-r !n r CK0 nt W,ntcr Park doors and wolcomc the public at their Pest cards—local views—lc each at Pickling and Preserving guest ,inys h°r° th° attractive Ailing station and now this week only, on Frldny night,23, he Herald office. Herald—by tho pound—1 5 c ._____ cr ymitie r Wila°n and oth- red front a t tho foot of First street, instead of Thursday, on account of k,„ ; n,,,u*■ un^ tho Kobckah district meeting being Phone 176 Fourth and Hanford Av» FOR SALE OR RENT—Pinno In good noxt Shturday morning. condition. Phono 103-J or address hold in tho hall Thursday afternoon b"n,e i ai,mn,or nt hor oId New Era Printery P. O. Box 352. 149-fltp nnd ovening. All the members will We have the FLETCHER PRESENTS O. Bassett Smith, Prop. plense be governed accordingly nnd FOR SALE—A puir of young, black COACHMAN FOR HARDING. COMMERCIAL ANI) make an offart to be there Friday mnre mules, at n bargain. Phono S 2 ^ /ly, . VVash Suits, JOB PH1NTING night. RECORDER. ICG. 152-tfc l Pf 11 4I ' WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—W ^ F. , : ' l" *4.00 values, as Coachman ,of Jackksonvlllo, was In­ FOR SALE—Lnfgo two story store Mason, Sure-Seal Jars troduced to the president yesterday 1 ie X last at 98c1 building at Pnoln, Fin. Can bo made > in fo rd S h o e* d o th - afternoon by Senator Fletcher. Into good aportinont house upstairs. and Jelly Glasses Mir. Coachman is hero to confer 7 miles from Sanforil on hard road.— A. P. Connelly. 163-4tc 162-6to with officials of the war Anance cor­ See our line of poration regarding his now duties. Ho FOR s Ale£ -N ew bnby bod.—Mrr. A. i r r ^ p a m e d by hu has been appointed on the Florida B. Huntley, 211 French Avenue. Stone Crocks, Coolers, Formerly with A. P. Connelly committee which Is to assist In ad­ I 166-^tp 0 r,a"«l«* today1to"' CT °V°r f,'°m Churns, etc. HAS OPENED REAL ESTATE OFFICE Manila! v V acc tho City Sub- ministering the agricultural credits FOR 3AL.E—3 dox. 1 quart fruit jara. very ‘b*y were act. It will be his duty \o pass on ap­ Address J, carp of Herald. 165-tp. at 115 Park Avenue ing city, m l}in'ssc,l with our grow- plications for^Florlda agricultural For office supplies, stationery, eiu. All Business Entrusted to Me Will Be Attended to ftoyec of*(h,, ‘^n,zw,ft8aformer erm loans. '•nine to the Herald office. Promptly *hilt* hm. i,ni(i <JuV,n,!° Sontlno1 «"d | “ Post cards—locni viow»—lc~ench^t cal]. this office a pleasant •lc each at Post cards—local views # HARDWARE CO. the Herald office. tho Herald office. a J1 # i K the weather » SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE rtf srafff W /so/ffftffML S an ford , F la. EAT LESS MEAT IF BACK HURTS -, SCHOOL DAYS TIME STONE JARS C. A. MATHEWS BALL ____ _ � 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 22, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 22, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 22, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald