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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
DEMOCRATS
WOULD URGE
I LOWER TAX
and the k u k lu y klan
ON THE SENATE FLOOR
IKlan Says WUI Open
Books to All In
quiries
IJOSEPH SWMONS
IMPERIAL WIZARD
Will Go to Washington
to Answer All
Questions
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 3 .- T h e Ku
Klux Klan, and religious intolerance
entered into debate on tho floor of
the aennto during discussion y esto rd,y of the beer bill.
Senator Watson, Democrat, G eor
gia, asserted that religious lib erty
had not been secured in tho U n ited
States under thJ c h a rter g ra n te d
Lord Baltimore, while Senntor S ta n
ley, Democrat, Kentucky, insisted th a t
“there was only ono place in all the
civilised world where m an could wor,hlp his God and the dictates o f his
conscience, and that was in the provlnce of the Catholic noblem an, Lord
Baltimore.”
“I am here to fight intolerance
whether it whets its knife and lig h ts
its torch in n Ku Klux Klan enm p in
Georgia or whether in w estern Ohio,
it takes the form of these m iserable
general warrants," added
S en ato r
Stanley, referring in tho ln tte r cnBC to
the Antisaloon League which h as its
headquarters at WcatorvUlc, Ohio.
“I will meet tho Ku Klux Klan Is*
iue when it comes up," declnred. Sen
ator Watson. "Until Home crimo is
proven against that society or some
other secret society with which this
country is honey-combed, I will with
hold my judgment until tho guilt of
the accused is esnblished by compe
tent testimony."
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AVIATORS BOMBING
OLD BATTLESHIP TODAY
WITH ALL KINDS OF STUFF.1
(Dy The AitocUtad Frau)
NORFOLK Sept., 23.--Aviators
from Langley field today are bombing
theold battleship Alabama, with
smoke, tear and phosphorous bombs.
The
cruiser, wiympiu,
Olympia, wmui
which wan
was uu?
tho iiiiksh
llugsWp
of
Admiral George
Dewey In tho battle —
of .........
Munlla
inr eruiHOr,
'I* a
m numiriu
vicui^
- bay,
i % nus been
m
Tho vessel Ib anchored in Chesepcak
flull
11 mlip
selected
to
lirlng
to
tliu
United
States
the
body
of
the
American
"unknown
soldier"
who
Is
to
tie
buried
with
Bay off Tangier Island. Tests for
tnry honors and grent ceremony nt the National cemetery nt Arlington on November 11, tho third anniversary or
two days wil lconsist of gas bombs. the armistice. The Olympln Is commanded by ('apt. Henry L. Wyman.
Cancas on Romanet’s machine tore
while ho wob flying more than 180
miles an hour nt the height of 050 feet
and his plane fell.
.
Labor Organizations
All Over the World
Asked to Join Hands
In World-Wide Demonstration for Dis
armament
(By The A«»ocl»ted Freii)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.— Labor
organizations In Great Britain, Franco
Italy and Japan were asked to join in
a worldwide ffemonstration for dis
armament on Armistice day when the
armament conference assembles, in
cablegrams sent out today by Samuel
Gompcrs.
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TRAGEDYAT
ATIFICIAL LEG FOR GOATBROOKLYN
Jacksonville, Sept. 23.—"Man" the
three legged goat owned by Chnrles
C. Matthews, of Cnmp Johnston, nenr
horo, is to bo outfitted with nn nrtiflcinl fourth leg. The goat Buffered tho
loss of ono of its legs when run over
by on automobile some time ago. Mr.
Matthews young son, William, how
ever, wouldn't permit tho ram to bo
killed and thus tho arrangements for
tho wooden leg. William drove the
ram to a wagon before Its injury and
gnvo It tho nnmo "Man." The animal
will bo exhibited at the state fnir this
fall, Mr. Matthews snyB.
KU KLUX KLAN
DID NOT PARADE
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JEALOUSY CAUSES SHOOTING STATEMENTS
CONFLICTING
ON DEATH
YOUNG WOMAN WOUNDED
DAUGHTER OF JOHN HANAN
Early this Morning Mrs.
Grace Lowes Shoots
Mildred Hanan
ATLANTA, Sept. 23.—The Knights
of the Ku Klux Klan will welcome any
impartial investigation and will open
its books and records to federal nuthoritiess, Colonel Will. Joseph Sim
mons, imperial wizard, declnred in n
statement issued here today when in
formed that Attorney-General Daugh WERE WARNED BY MAYOR NOT
TO PARADE AND HEEDED
erty was considering asking him to
THE WARNING
come to Washington to discuss the
situation.
(By The Aaaoolated Frau)
The statement asserted thnt when
TEMPLE, Tex., Sept. 23.—The Ku
the series of nlleged "exposures" be Klux Klnn made no effort to carry out
ing published by certain newspapers their announced parade nt Bartlett
and roncluded the Imperial Wizazrd laHt night according to reports today.
will make answer to them. Colonel Notices had been posted the parnde
Simmons also denied reports thnt tho would he heltTby the KInnsmen. Mnyimperial Kloncillum had been sum or Allen issued u proclamation forbid
moned to meet to consider the nrtlcle3 ding it and ordered the city marshal
being printed.
• to arrest any persons appearing on
He declnred u thorough Investiga the street in disguise.
tion of charges made against E. Y.
flnrk, Imperial Klcnglc or organizer, Liquor is Hell,
ond Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler, nlso con
nected with the KInnsmen, would bo * Says This Sherman
made.
Caught With Gooas
Solicitor-General John A. Boykcn
today said the Fulton county grnnd Wealthy Tampa Furniture Dealer
Had the (ioodH in Warehouse
jury would start tomorrow n swoop
ing investigation of charges that po(By Tho Atioclated Praia)
i'e court books have boon mutilated
TAMPA,
Sept. 23.—John Sherman,
n nn ‘‘ITort to old iterate records of n
wealthy
furniture
dealer, pleaded guil
ease of “disorderly conduct" against
ty
In
federal
court
here todny to tho
('larke and Mrs. Tyler, flled In 1910.
ownership
of
147
quarts
of liquor con
•Ir. Boykcn said ho was a member of
fiscated in u raid on his warehouse on
lie organization but assorted thnt Wednesday. Ho will be sentenced by
ad In would no way hnmpcr him in
Judge Cnll tomorrow.
e prosecution of the ensea in tho
courts.
Mr. Simmons declared today hd was Pleadings of Wife
[*ady nt nny time to go to WashingNot Stop Hanging
«»n to answer Interrogations about
Ponsell and Martin
* organization by the department of
justice.
Crestriew WUI Be Scend of Hanging
of Murderers Today
"KSI.EY BIBLE CLASS MEETING.
(By Tha AaaoeUted Ff***1
Lakeland, Sept. 23._An extensive
CRESTVIEW, Sept. 23.— Putnam
Program covering the threo days of Ppnsell and J. B. Martin, sentenced to
heir convoy,,,, llQ8 b(jon drawn up
hang here today on a double gallows
o delegates to tho sixth annual for tho murder July 4th of John Tug^ ti'U T °f the Wesley Bible Class glo, who thdy hold up in his automo
A relation to bo held nt St. Peter*, bile nnd bent to death with robbery
etobor 4-0. Lnst years’ attend- ns tho motive. Tho State Pardon
at Gainesville of more than 400 board at a Bpecial Beaaion yesterday
thb, Li8 C.Xpcctc(I to bc bettered heard a plea from PonscU's wifo for
" year. Announcement from St. clemency but refused to take favor
Hn
18 ^ tho effect that S. D. able action. Tho hour of execution Is
e n t o r t becn ch arKcd w ith tho indeterminate.
afoot ? nnjcnt features, nnd plnns are
ar°Ot to g vn Min ul.U______1.'
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(By Tho At»o«UUd Praia)
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.—Miss
Mildred Hnnnn, said by the police
to be the daughter of the late
Alfred S. Hanan, wealthy head of
a shoo manufacturing concern,
was shot three times early todny
ns she was emerging from an
apartment house in Brooklyn with
John S. Roland, an importer. Mrs.
Grnce Lbwcb, who fired the shots,
then ended her own life by firing
n bullet into her own hrnin. Miss
Hnnnn, In the hospital, refused to
discuss the shooting. Boland snid
Mrs. Lawes stepped from the
shndows ns he and Miss Hanan
emerged from the npnrtment
where they were visiting friends
and fired the shots. He attribut
ed the shdoting to jealousy. Miss
Hunan's condition Is reported crit
ical hut not necessarily fntnl. Mrs.
Lawes was a distant relative of
Miss Hanan and for four years
had lived with Miss Hnnnn and
the intter’s mother in nn npnrt
ment In the exclusive I’nrk ave
nue district of Mnnhnttnn. Two
weeks ngo she moved to a nearby
hotel. Tho police said she hns
sent several threatening letters
recently to Miss Hanan.
A letter in Mrs. Lnwcs’ pockctbook addressed to her mother,
Mrs. M. L. Ditmnrs, San Fran
cisco, concluded, "Too much high
life. The pace is too fnst and
liquor has driven me crazy. For
give nnd forget and remember to
pray for my bouI.”
“ City Substantial’
NUM BER 156
O lym pia to Bring th e "U nknow n Soldier”
M S INTOLERANCE
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921
VOLUME n
Sanford
Xi
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Graduated Scale on Cor
porations and Cut in
Income Tax
PLACE LEVY
ON GASOLINE
%
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Retention of Capital
Stock Tax Urged By
the Senate
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 23.—Reduc
tions in the normal tax rates on In
dividual incomes of $15,000 or les»
nnd a graduated tax of from 10 per
cent to 20 per cent on tho Ihcomos of
corporations in place of the suggested
OF MISS RAPPE AND ARBUCKLE flat rate of 15 per cent were proposed
NOT PROVEN TO BE
in amendment to the Republican tax
GUILTY
revision bill offered yesterday in the
senate by Senators Walsh, of Massa
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.—The chusetts, und Gerry, of Rhodo Island,
NOTED FRENCH AVIATOR
KILLED THIS MORNING
police court examination of- Robcoo :Democrats on tho finance committee.
• IN AIRPLANE EVENT. (F atty) Arbuckle, which will deter To make up tho $105,000,000 loss
mine whether the film comedian is to from tho tnx on individual income, it
(By The AaeoeUted Fret*)
be bound over to the superior court wns proposed thnt n tnx of one cent
ETAMPES, France, Sept. 23.— for trinl on n chnrge of murder of n gallon on gnsolino bo imposed at
Cnptnin Bernard Deromnnet, noted Virginia Rnppo, began hero yesterday, the source nnd thnt the capital stock
French nvlntor, holder of the world’s in n court room filled nlmost exclu tax, yielding around $60,000,000 an
speed recorf for one kilometer, was sively with women.
nually, be retained. The mnjority bill
instantly killed here today while tnkThree witnesses who 'snw Miss provides for repeal of this tax, effec
Rnppe's body ufter her death, Sept. tive in 1022.
ing part in nn nirplnne race.
9, which it iB charged resulted from
Under the Gerry amendment, In
injuries suffered nt a drinking party dividual taxpayers whose net income
"CONSCIENCE" MONEY.
four days before in Arbuckle’s hotel iH less than $5,000 would pny a normal
Milton, Sept. 23.—II. L. Cohen, of suite testified that they observed rate of 2 per cent instead of 4 per
this place, l stho bcneftciury to the bruises on her limbs nnd body. Two cent on $4,000, as provided in tho re
extent of 30 cents in “conscience" of them, the surgeon who performed vised bill; taxpayers whoBO net In
money. Mr. Cohen recently received the postmortem exnminntion nnd tho come is between $5,000 and $10,000
n remittance in that amount from a nutopsy surgeon, snid the death wns would pay a normal tnx of 4 per cent
Georgia resident with the cxplnnntion from n ruptured blnddcr, caused, in on the excess over $5,000, Instead of
8 per cent on nil over $4,000, nnd tax
thnt twelvs years ago he had taken n their opinion, by extumnl force.
The
nutopsy
surgeon
also
told
of
n
payers whoso net income is between
few penrs from Cohen’s plncc without
$10,000 and $15,000 would pay n nor
smnli
puncturo
ho
snid
he
found
in
the formality of asking permission.
mal tnx of 0 per cent on the excess
the
left
arm
of
the
body,
which
he
at
Cohen snyB he does not remember the
tributed to nn hypodermic needle.
over $10,000, instead of 7 per cent on
remitter.
| A court room crowded with wom the excess over $4,000.
en henrd whnt promised to develop tho
Incomes in excess of $15,000 would
most sensational testimony henrd in a pay at the rate of 8 per cent on all
San Francisco court for years. Judge over that amount, but it was explain
Lazarus thnt women should bo first ed, they wpuld receive the benefit of
admitted and it was certain that no the lowered normal tax up to $16,000.
men, outside of the judge, jury, law The surtax rates ns fixed by tho
yers, court attaches and newspaper flr.ir.ee committee would remain un
men would find places.
changed.
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Eighteen society women from the
Under the corporation incomo tax
iOR BE FORCEFULLY EXPELLED vigilance committee which has offer amendment offered by Senntor Walsh,
BY THE ALLIED
ed to aid District Attorney Brndy, the rate on the first $100,000 of cor
POWERS.
poration net Income would be 10 per
were in the front row.
I
These
society
women
arrived
yescent;
that on the income between $100,
(By The Aieoclated Praia)
terdny
morning,
ready
to
see
to
it
000
and
$300,000 would bo 15 per cent
PARIS, Sept. 23.—Hungnry must in
thnt
the
charges
ngninst
Arbucklo
and
that
on the Income in excess of
tho near future completely withdraw
were
pressed
to
the
limit.
Their
sents
$300,000
would
be 20 per cent.
from Burgcnlnnd, or West Hungary,
"ThiB
schedule,"
snid i\ joint stntcwere
reserved
for
them.
awarded to Austria, or be forcefully
When
Arbuckle
entered
the
court
lincnt
issued
by
Senntor
WolHh and
expelled by the Allies, she wns noti
room
he
had
to
face
this
battery
of
Gerry,
"will
reduce
the
tux
on the net
fied today by the council of ambassa
eighteen pairs of eyes ns he took his income of 105,000 corporations upon
dors here.
place nt tho counsel table with his at which the Republican majority bill in
HUNGARY
MUST RELEASE
BURGENLAND
torneys.
Spontaneous Decay
; Before tho court room doors were
thrown open lines were forming nt
Caused Explosion
the entrances. Officers kept the men
in Chemical Works on one side nnd gave the women tho
first places in the lines.
New Product, Nitro Sulphnte of Am I Arhucklo’s attorneys held hurried
monia Responsible In Measure
consultations as the hour for the open
ing of court approached, preparing to
(By Tho Aaaoclated Preee)
PARIS,— Sept. 23.—The French defend their client against tb» now
government chemists inquiry show the evid^icc District Attorney Brady wns
explosion in the chemical plnnt nt Ap- ready to produce.
Brndy placed strong hope in tho
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.— Pau, Germany, due to spontaneous de
'now
evidence of A1 Semnachor, mancomposition of a new product, nitroMrs. Ditmnrs denied she wn»< the
’ngcr
of Virginia Rnppo, the movio ncsulphnto of ammonia, from which
mother of Mra. Lnwcs.
tress
Arbuckle is accused of lntnlly
wonders nre expected ns a fertilizing
injuring
during u "wild pnrty" nt his
agent. The explosion of this caused
ADVOCATE ENLARGED.’
hotel
on
Lnbor
Day.
the explosion of other ammonia pro
j
Semnachor
I
b snid to hnvo mode a
' Lakeland, Sept. 23.—Tho forthcom ducts then several gnsometers lot go. statement to Los Angeles authorities
ing lssuco ftho Florida Christinn Ad The plnnt nlso contained a quantity of 'yesterday in which he admitted Arvocate, published by tho Florida Meth liquid air in tubes, which added to the hucklo told him he might hnvo been
odist Conference, will bo enlarged to power of the explosion nnd would tend 'responsible for the Injuries which re
twico its former size. The publica to explai nextent nnd exceptional sulted in Virginin Rnppe's denth.
tion is expected to como off tho preBs character of the explosion.
Scmnncher said Lowell Sherman,
September 23, nnd will bo dovoted nlanother movio nctor, Fred FiBhbcck
most exclusively to tho work of tho PUBLICITY FUND
FOR LAKELAND. nnd Arbuckle's chnuffeur nil heard
Sunday school. Tho publication, 32
the statement made. Brady snid he
pages in sizzc, will carry Illustrations
would mako nil these men testify
Lakeland, Sopt. 23,—Lakeland h«8 ngainst Arbuckle. Shermnn is at pres
of scenes nt S t Petersburg, nnd pho
tographs of Sunday school workers Joined those cities of Florida which e n t in Now York.
beieve thnt every* citizen benefits di I "I will have Shermnn hero for Arthroughout tho state.
rectly from publicity for tho town, Ibuckle’s trial, if I have to arrest him
create
advertising fundB by tax lovy. on ono of several chnrgea under which
INTERNAL REVENUE
Tho
city
commissioners at their InBt ho is liable to prosecution," declared
CHIEF TRANSFERRED.
meeting, at which the tnx levy for tho Brady yesterday. Ho has asked Now
''PENSACOLA, Sopt. 28.—W. R. ensuing yoar was decided upon, pro York polico to npprohond Sherman
Tnylor, division (hlcf of Internal vided a ono mill assessment for pub and demand that he retprn to San
Revenue, hns been trnnoforrod from licity purposes. The levy is oxpect' Francisco at once.
Ponsacoin to Tampn as Division Chief ed to produco approximately $5,000
A new $10,000 garage building will
o fthe Bureau of Internal Revonue in and it is expected the fund will bo
expended through tho Chamber of
be built at Sarasota at once for tho
that city.
Commerce under the supervision of
Collins-Botts Co.
.
For first claim Job work—tht Herald city officials.
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creases the tax from 10 per cent to 15
per cent, while it increases tho tnx on
only ubout 4,000 corporations which
have a net income of more thnn $300,
000 each per year."
TWELFTH JUROR
IN POPE CASE
IS SECURED
EXAMINATION OF JURY AS
WHOLE HAS BEEN TAK
EN UP.
(By Th« A n o u k ted F ra u )
JACKSONVILLE, Sopt. 23.—Tho
twelfth tentative juror for tho trial
of John Popo, for murdor, In connec
tion with the killing of Goorgo Hick
man by Frank Rawlins, was obtained
this morning nnd examination of tho
jury as a whole was taken up imme
diately. Attorneys for both sides ex
pected several jurors would provo un
acceptable and be excused.
Two members of tho panel were dis
missed and two others immediately
selected to take their places. It was
announced this process would be con
tinued until twelve men satisfactory
to both prosecution and defense be ob
tained.
Tho old-fnBhioncd man who waited
for his ship to como in, now has a
boy who goes out .to the three-mile
limit to meet i t —Baltimore Sufi.
—Get youT Scratch Pads from The
Herald—by the pound— 15c.
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Will be the time for you to have
that Fall Suit made to your measure.
The Schaefer-Weedon Tailoring
Co., of Cincinnati, will send a special
representative here to show you one
of the greatest tailoring lines on the
•market.
You can have your suit made up,
and come out at any date, and if you
want it in a week’s time you can get
it—that is another great feature
about this line, they deliver the goods
on time.
We have handled their line for sev
eral years, and find it far superior to
any we have ever handled.
it would be a pleasure to us to have
you call and inspect this line, whether
you buy or not.
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Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
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Penrose Will Report
On Bill Today as
Amended Before
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: SPORT world :
KU KLUX KLAN
PARADE STREETS
OF SHAWNEE, OKLA.
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SHAWNEE, Okin., Sept. 22.—Three
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hundred members of Ku Klux Klan
WASHINGTON, Sept.
22.—The
In officlnl regalia paraded through
amended house tux revision hill was SPORTS
the mnin streets of Shnwneo nnd Topresented formally yesterday to the
RESULTS YESTERDAY
cumsoh Inte Inst night nftcr captur
nenntc by Chairman I’enroso of the
American League
ing the night editor of n local nowsfinance committee, who gave notice
At Boston 1, Cleveland 5.
nper
and taking him on tho Journey.
that he would submit the majority re
At Washington 3-4, Chlcngo 2-3.
Nothing
was done other than to dis
port today and urge at that time that
Others rain.
play
bnnncrs
and send a warning
tho measure be considered as soon ns
note
to
lnw
violators
through tho
other business of tho sennte would
Nntionnl League
columns
of
n
Shnwnoe
newspaper.
permit.
At Pittsburg 0, Brooklyn 2.
Before allowing tho newspnper man
Designed to raise approximately
At Chicago 7, New York 0.
to
leave tho car In which he wns taken
three nnd n quarter billions of dollnrs
At St. Louis 0, Boston 7.
on
tho trip, tho following noto was
In revenue this fiscal yenr, the amendOthers rain.
handed
to him, addressed to a Shnw
od measure provides for:
South Atlnntic Association
neo
newspapers:
Repeal of the excess profits tax on
At Charlotte 2, Greenville 1.
"Wo are one thousand strong in
Jan. 1, 1022, us proposed in the house.
At Spartanburg 3-3, Charleston 4-1.
Shnwnoe. Goo dAmericnns will uphold
Reduction of tho maximum income
At Augusta 1, Columbia 0.
tho lnw. Wntch tho ownership of your
surtax from sixty-five per cent to
thirty-two per cent, effective next
paper nnd keen It In tho hnnds of
American Association
Jan. 1, as provided in the house bill,
good Amorlcnns. We will clean Shnw
At I.ouisvillu 7, Minneapolis 1.
but with changes made in the lower
neo, whon the timo Is ripe.
Boot
At Toledo 9-2, Milwaukee 1-20.
brnckets so ns to reduce the amount
leggers nnd gnmblors, will save trou
Indianapolis 18, St. Paul 4.
of surtaxes paid by nil individuals.
ble by lenving now.”
Others rain.
An increase of five per cent to fif
In nddition to tho wnrnlng sent to
teen per cent in tiie normal corpora
International League
tho newspnper tho following hnnnars
tion income tax, effective January 1,
All gnmes postponed, rain.
wero enrried on the sidon of tho cars
1022, -in lieu of the two and one-half
in tho pnrndo:
per cent advance agreed upon by the
Virginia League
"Don't follow us, Its not snfo.”
house.
At Wilson 5, Newport News 2.
"You enn’t eat grub your wlfo mndc
Repeal of the corporation capital
At Tnrboro 0, Portsmouth 20.
by wnshlng.”
rftock tax, beginning in 1U22, a new
At Richmond 0, Norfolk f>.
“We'll bo bnck, bo careful nnd be a
provision.
At Suffolk 0, oRcky Mount 1.
mnn.”
Reduction of the freight and pas
"Judges, you know your duty—wo
senger taxes from three and eight per POLICE SEEK SLAYER
nro wit hyou when you do it, but you
cent to one and one-hnlf and four
OF MADISON FARMER. must do It.”
per cent, respectively, effective next
"Look out if you do not hood theso
Jan. 1, with their repeal on Jan. 1,
MADISON, Sept. 22.—John Slaugh signs.”
1023. The house proposed repeal of ter was shot and instantly killed this
"Fooling nround tho other fellow's
nil transportation tnxes ns of next morning 2 Omiles southwest of Mndihomo
is not wise.”
Jan. 1.
son, according to reports reaching
“Joy
rid n's, be cnreful.'
An increase of $500 in the exemp hero Into today. Tho state’s attorney
"Wo
hnvT
your tnw. ’
tion nlowcd to heads of families hav and a deputy sheriff were making an
"Lawyers,
mnko your in may off le
ing net incomes of $5,000 or less, a investigation. The kiklllng wns com
gitimate
enscs.”
house provision.
mitted by Jnmes Holton, according
“If you want to bo healthy, don't
An increase from $200 to $ 100 in the to tho advices received here, whch
go
on lnwbronkor’s bonds.”
exemptions allowed on account of gave no details of the affair.
dependents, also a house proposal.
Tiie finance committee concurred in
the house action in repealing the socalled nuisance and luxury taxes col
lected direct from the consumer nnd
substituting
manufacturers’ taxes.
These and other minor changes in
tho bill have been published previous
ly.
Our Matinee Sales
are very
JIODY OF MURDERED
MAN IS FOUND IN
WOODS NEAR TAMPA.
TAMPA, Sept. 22.—The body of A.
E. Champlain, aged sixty-five, a store
keeper at Ruhonin, a small town in
Manatee county, wns found in tho
woods yesterday morning by his two
sons, who were searching for the old
man, who hnd been missing sinco Inst
evening. Mark on the man's throat
indicated that he had been choked to
dcuth. Robbery apparently wus tho
motive. ,
The coroner's Jury will return Its
verdict at 0 o’clock tomorrow morn
ing. No arrests havo been made.
I
A hand operated forco food system
haB been invented for lubricating au
tomobile chasscs without tho use of
oil and grease cups.
For office supplies, stationery, etc.,
come to tho Ilorald office,
to
Uhi,i
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“POPULAR”
THIS WEEK ONLY
1 quart glass jar of Peanut Butter............................75c
10-oz. cun of Over-sen Preserved Figs, per can.........*IOc
Welsh’s 14-oz. Apple Butter, glass ja r...................... 40c
15 1-2-oz. can of Pink Salmon, per can..................... 25c
1 dozen cans of tall Cream, per dozen......................$1.50
1 dozen cans of small Cream, per doz......................... 80c
Best Western Pork Chops, per lb...............................40c
Best Western Steak, per lb......................................... 40c
Best Western Round Steak, per lb...........................35c
“Star” Picnic Hams, per lb............. .......................... 24c
Another barrel of those good Apples in today.
Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Beets, Etc.
Dressed Hens and Fine Friers •
I. D. MARTIN
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THRUOUT CITY
THE STAR TO-DAY
MANY NEW ROUTES WILL BE
ESTABLISHED IN OBDEB THAT
1,000 NAMES MAY BE ADDED
Tho Daily Herald wants 2,000 sub
scribers before tho first of Jnnunry
nnd in order to reach this high mnrk
which by tho wny will be a record in
this field, the management is endenvoring to obtain good, wlde-nwnku car
riers who living in tho suburbs, will
take a route and supply tho dnlly
whero it does not circulate now.
Tho first new route of this kind to
be established is tho enst side on the
Molonvillo nvenuc and Celery avenue
routes in the city limits or out of the
limits where tho distance does not
mnko it prohibitive.
Tho first rulo established by the
daily was to havo it carried only
where tho city mail enrriers covered
the territory but tho city is growing
so rapidly and so ninny people living
beyond these limits aro clamoring for
tho Daily Herald that new routes on
the outskirts of the city will he estab
lished at once and in the next month
or more many of those who have been
unable to get tho daily except by R.
F.' I). will have it carried to their
doors every nfternoon at four o'clock
thus bringing tho news of tho world
to their doors every day just as it
conics from the wires. Tho first route
will be enrried by Cecil Dorsey, ^ho
Is a bright lad with tho proper ambi
tion to make somo money nnd servo
his part of the city with tho daily
nows at tho same timo. He will car
ry tho daily on the enst side and wo
are wanting a good boy on the west
Bldo to follow the same iden.
The city proper is being covered by
half a dozen live wires nnd they are
buying their papers from tho Herald
office, carrying them nnd collecting
for same each week. Don’t disappoint
them in the payment for the money
comes out of their pockets. On tho
other hand this rule makes them more
careful for if they fail to deliver the
paper it conics out of their pockets
and If they fail to collect it is their
loss, also making them come right up
to the mnrk all the time.
The Herald management wants to
make the I)nily Herald the best daily
for the hIzo in the stnto. It is receiv
ing n fine pntronngo now nnd every
one in Snnford wnnts, to take it—tho
only drawback in the pnst being thnt
somo of tho boys wore lnx in carrying
it promptly and efficiently. Now thnt
they are buying the papers nnd now
routes are being established better
service has been inaugurated nnd tho
two thousand mnrk will bo reached in
a few months by tiie co-operation of
the boys nnd tho subscribers. Our list
now is a most flnttering one but tho
service hns not been ail thnt the man
agement desired, hence tiie change
and tho enlargement of the circula
tion.
If you do not get your paper
promptly let the office know it the
same afternoon. It will be carried to
you promptly from that time forward.
CONTINUED DROUTH
BRINGS WATER FAMINE
IN PARTS OF SOUTH.
CHAPEL HILL, N. C., Sept. 21.—
The continuance of the longest
dought In the history of Chapel Hill
hns forced the University of North
Cnrolina to postpone its opening from
Tuoday, Sept. 27, to Tuesdny, Oct.
4. President Chnsc nnd Ills advisors,
including the health officers of tho
Institution nnd the village ntul Dr. II.
E. Miller, of the state health depart
ment, made the decision at a meet
ing yesterday.
There hns been but n few light
showera since the middle of May, nnd
these have barely laid the dust, nnd
crops arc nffeeted. The meager sum
mer population has been aide to get
along in recent weeks because it has
boon served by a water plant design
ed for tho peak load of tho college
yenr, but oven with this relatively
small demand a serious water senreity
hns nrisen. This morning housholders
received official notice that beginning
today tho wnter service would be lim
ited to three two-hour periods each
dny.
ZENA KEEFE in
“ P roxies”
A COSMOPOLITAN PRODUCTION
Also a Sunshine Comedy
*
Tomorrow—Lois Weber -Presents “Too
Wise Wives” with an All-Star Cast;
also “Out of the Night, a 2-part Comedy
ARRANGING MATTERS
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FOR FARM LOANS
BE PRETTY! TURN
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—W. F.
GRAY HAIR DARK
Coachman, of Jacksonville, n member
of the committee named by tho War
Finance Corporation to act on tho ap
plication of loans from tho billion dol
lar provision recently made by con
gress for agricultural and livestock
products, with E. W. Lano, also of
Jacksonville, the intter ono of tho
councilors of tho Federal Roservo
Board, were in Washington yesterday
arranging financial matters of tremondouH importance to the stnto of
Florida.
Mr. Coachman and two other prom
inent Floridians wero recently named
ns Floridn members of the GeorgiaFlorida commltteo lust week, through
tho influcnco of Scnntor Fletcher. This
committee, with the Georginns who
have Just been named, L. R. Adams
of Atlanta, nnd Mills Lane, of Snvnnnnh, will assist in perfecting plnns
for the immediate plncing of loans.
This law will, in the opinion of Sen
ator Fletcher and other well-known
men, undoubtedly prove n great bless
ing to agricultural nnd livestock in
terests generally.
—Get your Scratch Pads from The
Herald—by tho pound—15c.
Tho triple mirror on tho top of a
new dressing tablo folds down to con
vert it into a library tablo with an
apparently Bolid top.
Almost overyono knows that Sip
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound,
ed, brings back tho natural color uj
lustre to tho hnir when faded, streaked
or gray. Yenrs ago tho only way t#
get this mixturo was to make it it
homo, which is mussy and trouble,
some. Nowadays, by asking ut «y
drug storo for "Wyeth’s Sage nnd 8u|.
phur Compound,” you get a large bot
tle of this famous old recipe, improved
by tho nddition of other ingredients,it
n small cost.
Don’t stay gray I Try it! No ou
can possibly toll that you darkened
your hair, ns it does it so nnturiUy
nnd evenly. You dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the
gray hnir disappears, and after an.
other application or two, your hair
becomes beautifully dark, glossy and
attractive.—Adv.
T R Y A DAILY HERALD WANT AD.
Ask the Man who Enjoys a
Good Smoke about the
W
“BRUSH END”and “OVER THE TOP
Sanford’s New Cigars in
the New Factory
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Having recently opened a new Cigar Factory in
Sanford, we are prepared to furnish the Merchants
with a Superior Cigar—One thnt Cost the Mer
chant more but the Smoker the nnme.
Real Five Cent Cigars
“OVER THE TOP” and “BRUSH END”
Remember the Names
THE FLORIDA PRODUCE CO.
MANUFACTURERS
WIGHT GROCERY CO., Distributors
The W orld Owes
Me a Living
Snid the fellow who did not like to work
and he really thought the world should
pay him without working
w
HE OBTAINED THE LIVING
But such a life—it was his theory about
how to get a living without working.
The world owes ench one a living but it
is up to every one to collect it. The best
way to got the best living is to have your
money where you can get it whon you
wnnt it—in tho bank
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RICHMOND, Vn., Sept. 21.—Not
only hns tho drouth plnycd havoc with
tho Virginia crops of 1021, but unlosB
the situation is Boon relieved by cop
ious showers ,the crop yield for 1022
will bo considerably reduced, said J.
J. Owen,assistant stnto commissioner
of agriculture today.
English manufacturers of gasoline
nro planning to give each grade n dis
tinctive color so that It can be Identi
fied at a glance.
TRY GRANDMOTHER’S OLD PA.
VORITB RECIPE OF SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR
The ONLY DECENT LIVING
Is obtained by saving your money while
you are mnking it and put it in tho bonk
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
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LET US TELL YOU
ABOUT IT TODAY
The Peoples Bank
o f Sanford
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23, 1921
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY,
so, but tho Sanford people could got
the greatest benefit
f i M W r t tr t r j i f m i i w MWj l l u l t | I t A t
Many of us havo forgotten how to
I m i U NmiUtlc, i n JU n * U t M m
play. We havo boen too busy In tho
post few yoars In many ways, We
THE HERALD PRINTING CO., be! havo been worried over the wnr, and
___________w im m i___________ worried over tho problems of peace.
tU 3. HOLLY _____________ Editor It is high time wo wero beginning
K. J. LILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer to play again, nnd an afternoon now
H. A. NBBL..!......... General Manager and then on tho golf links, would work
wonders in all of us.
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr.,
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
CIXOULATIOX MANAQEB
_____ Phone 148 up to 0 1*. M._____
AAtstUN*! E s f Med. I m w m ApplIcU—
SakMrif tlm Frto* la A itaae*
PEOPLE ARE GETTING TIRBI)
newspapers and made a frank state
ment substantiated by figures . ex
plaining the price of potatoes. The
cnptlon over tho advertisement was,
“You Can’t Eat Freight.”
The firm showed that when you pay
n dollar for potatoes you aru really
pnylng sixty per cent for transpdVtation nnd forty per cent for potatoes
nnd the cost of disposing of them.
Whnt Is true of potatoes is of course
true of other foodstuffs, perhaps not
so burdonsomo but nevertheless n fac
tor to be reckoned with—and the cost
of living is going to show no marked
decline ns long ns freight on food
costs more thnn the food itself.—
.Jacksonville Metropolis.
-----------o----------A GEATER FLORIDA EVERY DAY.
Rov. W. T. Rancher was over front
Apopka Sunday, nnd proachod of tornoon nnd evening nt Mooro's stntlon
church.
Mr, and Mrs. James English, of
Tampa, accompanied G. C. McDougal
homo from his visit in thnt city. Tho
English's arc contemplating coming
to Sanford to reside if n suitable lo
cation con be found.
M. A. Jackson took n party of
friends over to Dnytorn Bench fishing
on Sundny; a 20 pound bnss nnd n
string of lesser size bass wns brought
homo.
Doctor Hazeldon enjoyed n birth
day on Tuesday. A inrgo party from
town came out for the ovoning nt tho
Hazeldon home on Silver Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Madison Wade nnd lit
tle son, hnve returned from Knoxville,
Tenn.. where thoy wont with tho re
mains of their Httlo daughter, Pnuln,
for burinl. Mtb. Wnde nnd tho chil
dren had been wffh her parents in
Knoxville for n visit and reached
here about three weeks ago with
Pnuln very 111, her den.h occurring in
n fow days. Tho cause of her death
is Bnld to hnve been bowel trouble.
Much sympathy is extended to Mr.
nnd Mrs. Wnde in their sorrow.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. A. Bntmlcy nnd
son, John, loft Inst Fridny vin tho A.
C. L., for North Carolina, to visit
their relatives, tho Frezlcrs, Hunters,
nnd other friends nenr Charlotte.
’Possum hunting is the attraction up
there just now, so they sny.
Mrs. Lilly Jones nnd Miss Hoskins
Jones, joined Miss Shoppnrd nnd
Miss Simpkins from Jacksonville nt
Dnytonn Bench on Sundny for tho
dny.
Miss Susie Fay wns nt homo from
Pnlntkn over Sundny. She wns accom
panied by three young Indy friends
for n week-end visit, Mrs. Fny entertnined n party of young folks nn
Snturdny evening in their hon r.
Alys Chorpening wns n very hnppy
little girl on Tuesday as she that day
reached the ndvnnced ago of eleven
yenrs. Numbers of pretty gifts were
received nnd n pfcnic
supper nnd
bathing party planned nt Iluzeldon’s
bench on Silver Lnkc. Every body
had a fine time.
Mr. Mulrhead hnd the misfortune
to hnve Ids hams burned down n few
days ngo with considerable loss to
him. The fire is snld to hnve been
caused by some cnrelcss smoker
among the hny.
It is snld, “nil signs fail in fnir
weather,” hut neenrding to whnt the
"old timers” say, thoro should hnve
been n good rnin either three dny be
fore or three dnyH nftor the moon
wns in the full in September. Thoro
wns a full moon the 17th.
Mike Stonoff, Ben Monroe, O. J.
Pope, John Rumlcy nnd Slmlon Filin
nre among the first to set golden cel
ery in the field. A good mnny grow
ers nre wnlting for more water power
to wet up their land to enable them to
set celery, lettuce, cnbbngo, caulufiower nnd other fnll grown vegeta
bles In tho field. Colory plants goncrnlly nre looking fine. Tho dry wonthcr is n very serious question for all,
for every dny more wells refuse to
flow.
Engines aro being plnccd to
force tho wnter on mnny farms. The
Amcricnn Fruit Growers, Inc., are
placing several nnd many others hnvg
installed them. Among them arc, A.
Corpnny, J. C. Ellsworth,
Wnlter
Rnulcrsun, il. Steel, Mr. Chatman and
others. "Troubles never come single.”
T,' : Jnck Daws nnd rice birds hnve
juut camped out on some of the let
tuce nnd cnbbngo seed beds to cat
evory seed to bo seen, nnd dry weath
er hns hindered seed from coming up
also.
Senator Hnrrison, of Mississippi
struck
the keynoto yesterday In his
t u Meet hit .......................................................
D«llT*nd la Oltjr hr
speech
when ho said the American
Oaa W - k ................................................. » °«aU
people
wanted
less piny nnd more
II# U - la ie-p*t* W eeklr X w U 4 aaM T tn I m t a o b Oottity aai U p«kU*k*4 work from the high officials who wero
Friday. AdTartlila* rate* nad*
afylU atlM . D*m*«raUa la paUliaa. t*.M entrusted with the people’s business
yaar, alwaya la adTaaoa._________________ nnd he said It meant all of them from
When it comes to growing, raising
the president down. Tho president's nnd marketing vegetables Florida is
Member of The Aiaoclated Preaa
recent trip was made while the people right in the limelight, Florida stands
were starving to dentn and instend of No. 0 in the number of acres devoted
making good their pre-election prom to vegetables in the United States.
ises tho Republicans were disposed to
In five yonrs Florida should come
Great vronther oven though ilry,
turn their backs on the wullings of
first nnd outshine California..
—---------o---------- those who were out of work* nnd need
The new lnws of Florida are pub ed food. In other words thoy nre
Here nre the acreage figures:
lished In the Weekly Herald today.
The
states reporting tho largest
| “Fiddling while Rom burns” and this
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ncrenge
of vegetables grown in 1010
has always been a dangerous stage in
All the merchnnta should arrange
for
snle
were ns follows: California,
the game for any nation. It iA high
for speclnl Bales and special windows time the Republican party got right 142,178 acres; Now York, 131,080;
for the bigday next Thursday.
down to cases nnd put over some of Mnrylnnd, 110,804; New Jorsoy, 95,■---------------— o ----------------thnt legislation designed to make bet 84(5; Iown, 73,338; Wisconsin, 68,278;
It is not n day to get money from ter times, to help the people, to take Illinois, 03,641; Ohio, 62,030; nnd
the visitors and unlike anything at off some of the burdensome tnxos thnt Florida, 00,102. Other states report
tempted before everything will be
seem to hit the poor people Instead of ing more thnn 30,000 ncres of vegofree. Some doings,
wo any.
the rich and to prove by deed thnt tnblcs produced for snle were Indi---------- o---------------they really wanted to get bnck into nnn, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Texns,
Orlando will entertain Sanford next
|office to do something for the people. Virginia, Georgn nnd Delnwnre. The
Tuesday night and those boys nre fix
|They have been in office long enough 10 states mentioned nhovo reported
ing up for qpme time, some time. We , to put their ideas into action but they over three-fnurths (77.7 per cent.) of
•will bo theje 100 strong.
have certainly dallied on the job since the total ncrenge of vegetables grown
-----------o----------‘the fourth of March and the people in the United States in 1010 for sulo.
Rond No. 2 does not affect Sanford
ns a whole wnnt to seo something def
Florida lends the Nntlon when it
olthor wny but we are standing for
inite in the shape of laws pnssed to comes to the lowly hut) delectable
good roads and we want to sec some relieve the present suffering nnd to
bean. The Peninsuln Stnte Is No. I,
thing accomplished by the State Rond
alleviate the condition of the people with 8,022 ncres of beans, Now York
Department right now. They mny be
generally. If the Republican party is is second, nnd New Jersey third.
doing something but wo don’t sec it,
unable to do nil of this then they hnve
Florida is No. 0 in cnbbnges, with
-----------o----------been
put
in
the
high
places
under
false
4,1501.
ncres.
In a few weeks our public schools
pretenses. If they are unable to pass
Floridn
is No. 0 in celery, with 1,Will open. It is not too early to be
these
laws
with
n
majority
in
both
220
ncres.
gin getting the children ready. Not
Florida is No. 5 in cucumbers, with
only their supplies but their minds. It house and senate and a Republican
is well to get their feet set straight president then there is something rad 4,540 ncres.
now and begin telling them again the ically wrong with the Republican par
Florida is third In the production
value of good attendance and more ty and they have been elected to of of lettuce, with 2,004 ncres: seventh
fice by the people ami then have
study.
turned the people down. They made in the production of tomatoes, with
---------- o----------18,080 ncres; nnd third in watermel
The Soviet government of Russia a lot of promises, told a lot of cam ons, wth 14,040, being exceeded only
hnA changed its tune. They first rc- paign lies, fooled the great mass of by Georgia nnd Texas.
pudiuted the debts of the Russian gov people who wanted a change for the
Great is Florida. A Greater Flori
ernment. This cut them off from any better and thought the Republican dn every dny.
food supply and now that they nre party could give it to them. It is true
Tiie prineijal vegetables grown in
starving to death and their form of that the Republicans have a large job the United States in 1019 foi) sale,
government has pluyed out they say on hands but they said they could do from the standpoint of ncrenge, were
they will pay the debts of the imperial it if tho people gave them the chance, ns follows: Tomntnes, 310,300 ncres;
government if the nations will supply said they hnd a nnnncen for every ill, sweet Coif), 271,684; watermelons,
food. There is nothing like starva nad the right kind of tax lnws nnd ta r 102,004; cnbbnges, 123,904; green
tion to bring these dreamers to their iff lnws nnd every othci kind of law
pens, 103,080; cantaloupes and musksenses. It is only a question of time that would cure the evils inflicted by
melons, 78,430; green bonus, 71,970;
the
Democrats.
when this fool form of government
onions,
04,338; and cucumbers, 57,They
hnve
done
nothing.
The
•will blow up, anarchy will prevail for
830.
Democrats,
it
is
true,
pnssed
some
fool
a time and then a stable form of gov
Of the total ncrenge in vegetables
ernment will bring Russia back among stuff nnd made mnny mistakes hut
they
honestly
endeavored
to
put
all
in
1919 .tomatoes represented 21.4
the real nations of the world. Ignor
their
pledges
into
laws
and
the
only
per
cent., sweet corn, 18.4 per cent.,
ance, lack of education and anarchy
renson
they
did
not
pass
more
of
them
watermelons,
11 per cent., cnbbnges,
run riot have ruined one of the largest
was because the Republicans blocked 8.4 per cent., green ponH, 7 per cent.,
and best countries in the world.
their game. With nit the greatest enntnlnupcs nnd musk melons, 5.3 per
---------- o----------statesmen
and financiers in the Unit cent., green henns, 4.0 per cent., on
FORGET HOW TO PLAY.
ed States in the ranks of the Repub ions, 4.4 per cent., sucumhers, 3,9 per
So mnny busy business men keep licans, with nil the brightest tariff cent., nspnrngus, 2 per cent., lettuce,
tinkerors and with a Republican pres 1.5 per cent., cclory, 1.4 per cent., mid
their noses in the office ten, or twelve,
ident nnd Republican sennte and house
or fourteen hours a day, without any the Republican party has done noth spinach, fl.V per cent.
The lending stntcs In the production
thought of spending part of a dny at ing, is really unable to do anything
some form of amusement, thnt they and hnve already confessed their of individual vegetnblca in 1010 for
sale wero ns follows: Tomatoes, Mary
forget how to play. There is no ono iweakness.
land, 68,083 ncros; New Jersey, 30,so busy thnt they should not have
080 ners, nnd California, 31,410 ncres;
aomo form of recreation, and if they
PAYING MORE FREIGHT ON FOOD sweet corn, Mnrylnnd, 34,778; New
do not have this recreation, they nre
THAN FOR THE FOOD.
York, 28,006, nnd Iown, 28,505; water
going the pace thnt kills just as sure
melons, Georgia, 20,001, and Texas,
ly nH the young man who give^up all
During the month of August the
hlH time to pleasure, and keeps up price of food was 4.11 per cent higher 22,504; cnbbnges, New York, 30,555,
tho gait until ho pays the penalty by thnn the price in July, according to nn and Wisconsin, 11,055; green pens,
Wiscon, 30,742, nnd Now York, 17,filling an early grnvo.
announcement made by the Depart •110; enntnlnupcs nnd mnsktnelons,
All work, and no play, not only ment of Lnbor.
Cnlifornin, 21,170, nnd Arknnsns, 8,makes Jack n dull hoy, but it mnkes
The increase in Jacksonville was 5
909; green beans, Floridn, 8,522, nnd
his elders sick men sooner or later. per cent.
This is the reason that golf has prov
Potatoes increased 21 percent; eggs New York, 0,028; onions, California,
ed such a fascinating game to tho HI per cent; pork chops, cheese and 8,512, nnd New York, 7,500; cucum
men of mature years, tho men of tho cabbage, 11 per cent; butter, 10 per bers, Michigan, 10,351, nnd Indiana,
FRED IS SOME OPERATOR.
early twenties and thirties, and tho cent; lard, 8 per cent; sugar 0 per 7,878.
Includede in "nil other vegetables"
women of nil ages. It hns proven to cent, with varying increases in other
Jacksonville, Sept. 23.—Fred Rnproduced
In 1919 for snle wore 60,778
”
bo tho greatest game to bring back essential foods,
nnult,
product of the Tlmcs-Unlon
tho ovorworkd business man, tho mnn
There were some decreases, the ncres of pop corn, of which 32,042 composing room, recently accomplish
who Is tired from doing noting, the most outstanding of which wns the ncres wero grown in Iown nnd 7,814 ed what is snitl to he a notable font in
mnn with a grouch and the mnn who price of Imnanns, and there might ho ncres in Nebraska; 15,285 ncres in typesetting when ho set 100,000 ems,
some comfort in this fact wore it pos- green poppers, of which 6,410 were 0 point type in 10 hours. Renault
needs rebuilding.
It would he tho greatest thing for Bible to make three squares a day grown in New Jersey, nnd 4,870 In operated nn old Model T, Mcrgonthnl*
tho Sanford people thnt they could ob out of tills fruit, hut the caloric punch Cnlifornin; carrots, 0,522; cauliflower, er machine, and
worked "off the,
ta in , and they could do nothing better is not in them. The decrease in the 0,513; beets, 5,255; squashes, 5,370; hook."
than invest their money In a golf link price of bananas wns 5 per cent. In turnips, 4,049; pumpkins, 3,050; rhu
Young Renault enmo to tho Timeswhore not only the tourists and visit this connection it might bo well to barb, 2,303; radishes, 2,007; eggplant, Unlon composing room ns galley boy
or* to tho city could spend a day or bear in mind thnt the mnjor shipments 1,712; kale, 1,193; okra, 080; brus- nt the nge of 10. Previously he wns
in hnnnnns nre by wnter routes.
sels sprouts, 084; horseradish, 022;
The Increase in potatoes makes pnrsnips, 830; rutabagas, 837; pars engaged in selling pap ers on th e
them almost out of reach of many ley, 301; onions, green, 340; salsify, streets. He attracted the atten tio n of
DEL MONTE
moderate-salaried household heads nnd 33; mushrooms, 17; nnd mixed vege W. H. BurtiB, foreman of tho com
there Is n renson—n striking reason. tables, 30,330 acres.—Orlando Senti posing room, who took him in charge
PRESERVES
nnd under whose direction he has de
It Is transportation,
nel.
veloped.
The same reason is responsible in a
Loganberry
i large measure for the Increase in ALL HAIL THE REAL ESTATE!!.
Gooseberry
LpW TIDE ON THE DEACII
prices of other commodities, Noth
Strawberry
in
g
in
this
country
is
doing
as
much
Cherry
Rent estate an n profession Is a Forenoon nnd Afternoon Tides at
to keep up the high cost of living ns
Fig
About Snme Hour nnd Minute
most
essential and important clement
tho exorbitant freight rates, which
Cranberry Snuce
in
the
success
of
n
city.
Orlundo
nnd
show no signs of coming down but in
Sept. 23 ........
Orange Marmalade
dications of further mounting. Tho Orange county havo 105 rent ostntc Sept. 24 ........
No ono familiar with Dei
Monte products needs to bo wholesaler and tho rotuiler are help dealers, some large, some,small, but Sopt. 25 ........
less; tho consumer is more helplosH nil contributing tholr efforts towards Sept. 20 ........ ........................... 9:10
told of their delicious (lavor
thnn either, beenusu he pays all the ; tho building of n grentcr and more Sept. 27 ........
cost nnd profits from production to 1prosperous section. Wo wish thorn n Sopt. 28 ........
consumption.
! hustling, hustling winter's business Sopt. 29 ........
WBLAKA BLOCK
An Atlnnta retail firm two weeks becauso their success and activity re- j Sopt. 30 ........
rhonea 497-404
ago .ook tho public into its confi fleets the conditions of tho city ami I
dence in tho columns of the local county.—Orlando SentlnoL
Sell it with n Herald Wnnt Ad.
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Have You Ever
'Thought off this a
Every time you withhold a dollar from circulation
you aro not only in danger of losing it, but you
removo it from circulation; you make an idle dol
lar of it; you thereby*reduce the working capital
of your community; you withhold hank credit
from someone—and you gain nothing whatever
for yourself?
there is no argument in favor of withholding your
money from the bank.
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We offer you the full facilities of this modern in
stitution.
First
3ank
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. Forster, 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. Shinholscr
Attorn ey-at-Law
Contractor nnd Builder
t
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
SANFORD
FLORIDA
BATTERIES
FLORIDA
Sanford Constructs Co.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Plnnca nnd Specifications Cheerfully
Furnished
Battery Troubles to Us
All
Work
Guaranteed
W. Bp*oUllu on Elootriaol Work and can lit.
you d.pondakla t.rrlce.,
H. T. PACE
P. O. Box lit
BRINO YOUR
WX
ALSO HAVE COMPXTZNT MECHANICS
FOR OVERHAULING YOUR OAA
Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor*
Sketches and Estimates Free;
Company
building too large and none too isulL
Phone 1R9
L. A. Rennud, Prop.
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
-----ALL WORK GUARANTEED—
Wilson & Shorey
Pino nnd Garland Sta., Orlando, Fix.
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 First
REAL ESTATE
E. F. Lane
Rcnl Estate and Insurance
99.98% PURE
Phone 311-W
Sanford, Fli
LORD’S PURITY
WATER
AS GOOD AS THE BBST
Daily Service
[’hone III
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
Phone 95
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Geo. W. Knight
General Shop and Mill
Work
Real Estate and Insurance
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9ANFORD
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517 Commercial Street
Sanford, Pl«-
..Employment Bureau.. ____ TRANSFER
The vocntionnl committee of the Busi
__
ness nnd Professional Women’s Club “ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS"
requests nil young women desiring
employment to register nt the First Quick Service Transfer
National Bank.
Storage Facilities
If we please you, tell others; it os
AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman
tell us. Phono 498
Eyes Examined
Glasses Designed
Henry McL&ulin, Jr.
OPT. D.
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuma
“Sanford’s New Hotel”
11.59 Up Per Day
OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
Graduate Northern Illinois College
212 East First St.
Sanford, Fla.
WILSON VULCANIZ
ING WORKS
C. 0. WILSON. O .n tr
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
REASONABLE PRICES
W liht Bioth.r* Cu m * Bull dint
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
Gcncrnl Machine and Roller Works
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
bands in stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
GILL0N&
FRY
ELECTRICAL
■ Contractors
Phono 442|
1111 P ark
Ave.
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P A M THEM
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921_________________
Superdreadnaught Washington Is Launched
Seminole County Schools
GENEVA
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G“„ia W . abort V l .l t nmone r.I .
lives and friends.
Mlss Helen Moran is In Oviedo via,ting her grandmother, who has been
The aupenlreadmiiiglii Washington, one of the four largest and most powerful Imttlesldim of the United Htutcs
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navy, being launched by the New York Shipbuilding corporation at Camden, N. J. Miss Jean Summers, ten-year-old
Mrs M. Caroline Wiloon left Frl- daughter of Representative J. W. Summers, of Walla Walla, Wash., broke a bottle of water taken from the rivers of
t o MrtiHt
Owton. Bc.ch Washington over the bow of the huge fighting machine.
where she will spend a mo* jJ w,*h
teT h usband, Dr. Wilson While In
KING FOOTBALL AWAITING
WEATIIER BUREAU.
Geneva Mrs. Wilson visited her niece,
CUE TO SPORT PAGE.*
Mrs. McFarlane.
Weather and Crop Conditions In Flor
Mr. I. M. Littlor, of Osteen, spent
ida for the Week Ending Sep
NEW YORK, Sept. 22— Old King
Mr. Robinson was a visitor in Or
Monday evening and part of Tuestember 20, 1021.
Football is patiently awaiting his cue
lando
Friday,
going
down
to
close
tho
day with his daughter, Mrs. T. W.
Temperature: Temperature aver deni in the sale of his place to T, G. to stride onto the sport page next
P re v a tt.
aged from 2 to 4 degrees above the Roebuck.
Thursday, who ntho 1921 season will
The barbecue given at the town hall seasonal, except In the extreme south,
P. E. Phipps returned Friday from be officially opened by moro than
by the ladies of the Baptist church in where it was about normal.
Plant City, Tampa and other southern hundred college nnd university elev
honor of the Baptist convention was
Precipitation: The week was un points.
ens in alt sections of the country.
a great success. Fully three hundred usually dry for tho season, no rain
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Y. Fuller were vis
It Is seldom that tho annual itched'
people enjoyed the barbecuo dinner having fallen ovor a largo portion of itors in Orlando Friday.
ulo calls for so many games this early
on the grounds Tuesday and a lor£e the State, and wherett did occur it was
Mrs. Will Rineau hns returned in tho season and a feature of Satur
number took supper there. On Wed entirely Insufficient, except over very home from the Orange General Hos day’s gridiron menu lies In tho num
nesday, ehieken pie and pillau waa small arena. The greatest amounts pital where she has been for several ber of big elevens that will swing into
served for dinner and npnrly aB groat reported were 2,7 Inches a t Key West weeks but we are glad to sny she is action.
a number attended. Tho delegates re and 1.1 inches at Acaln. There wns no much improved.
Harvard, Ynle, Pennsylvania, Penn
turned to their homes Wednesday rain at Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl and Miss State, Dartmouth, Syracuso and Rut
nght after having been royally en
Condition of Crops: Practically Olive, nnd J. E. Phipps motored to gers are tho important eastern teams
tertained by the Gcnevn people.
every crop has suffered more or loess Daytona Beach Monday and were the thnt will open tho season. Harvard
Mr. and Mrs. Culpeppor aro en seriously during tho week from con guests of F. II. Rnnd nnd family.
will play a doublchcadcr, taking on
S. A. Wilkinson, of Sanford, wns a Middlebury and Boston University.
joying a fine screened porch which tinued drought. Alltruck on uplands
they have recently built.
Is n failure or very poor, replanting visitor in town for severnl dnys tho Conch Fisher will Bond his veterans
Mr. William Kilby hns built n fino helng necessary. Cnnc did very well guest of Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Al into the game, together with tho most
bam on his property.
during the week on low lands, but up- len.
likely looking recruits. Yolo will meet
Friends of Mnster B. J. Overstreet Bates nt Ne Haven, but in the case
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dnvitl Speer, of San- lands wero too dry. Swoot potatoes
ford, attended the Bnptist barbecuo are backward; much of the crop Is will be pleased to loom that ho won of tho Bulldogs, Captain Aldrich, at
At Geneva. Mrs. Speer visited her poor. Citrus lost much fruit; tho drop one of the Dayton bicycles that the loft half-back, will bo tho only “vet"
Tnmpa Tribune is giving away in its
sister, Mrs. I. M. Wicks.
ping was serious In H o m e instances,
In the line-up.
There will be ncrviecs at tho Moth- although tho crop as a whole is good. subscription contest.
Penn will open the season against
Rev. Burr held services at the Bnpodlit church next Sunday, both mom- Much hay wa saaved; velvet beans
Delaware
state and tho red and blue
11st church Sunday.
tag and evening. Rev.
Right, of did very well. The cotton crop is most
squad
Is
ready
after a two weeks'
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen nnd Claude
Oviedo, will pronch.
ly picked in some localities; it de Hincliff motored to Coronado Beach practice session nt Capo May under
Mrs, Endor Curlctt and Mrs. Elch- teriorated gxnd there Is no possible
the experienced eye of Conch Johnny
Sunday for the day.
r.er, attended the picnic nt Stone Is improvement. Worms have stripped
Miss Taylor, of Valley Fort, Gn., is Heismon.
land last Thursday.
Othor eastern games thnt will at
plants of foliage In some localities. the guest of her nunt, Miss Florence
Mr. T. W. Prevatt and Mr. Fred Tho matter of water supply for stock Lovell.
tract moro or less attention will bo
McFarlane, were In Sanford on busi is becoming c problem, us water courA. E. Bonrdmnn and Mr. Hunter, of Penn State taking on Lebanon Val
ness Wednesday.
sesarcmuch reduced or dry.
Maitland, were visitors in town Sun ley, Dartmouth playing Norwich.
day, coming up to look after Mr. Syracuse In action wlh Hobart and
Bnardmnn’s property in West Long- Rutgers tackling Urslnus,
West Virginfn will «1ho swing into
wood,
action,
meeting West Virginia WcatMrs. Newman, of Sanford, is spend
leyan,
Georga
Tech, with much tho
ing a few days with her parents, Mr.
snmo team that Inst year throttled
and Mrs. Bill Allen.
Penn and rwullowed Centro, will play
Wako Forrest.
Centre’s "praying parson" who will
moot llaivnrd again on October 29,
Mr. 0. P. Swopo nnd Sidnoy Swope, will open .ho esnson at Danvlllo with
returned from Chicago Inst Friday Kentucky Wesleyan.
night.
California, with most of the stars
Mr. Roy Williams, of Sanford, is who trimmed Ohio State 28 to 0 on
spending his vnenton with his parents New Year’s Day at Pasndona, Is
in Orlando.
scheduled to moot St. Mary's at
Miss Nclllo King left Sntuniay to Berkeley.
tnko charge of tho primary depart
In tho middlowcBt two big ton
ment of the Tlldenvillo school.
teams—Indiana and Northwestern—
Tho young people gnvo Mabel will ope nthe Benson. Tho Hoosiors
Swopo and Eliznbeth Lawton a sur meet Franklin nt Bloomington nnd
prise party last Friday night, which tho purple cloven Is scheduled with
wns an occasion of much merriment Beloit nt Evanston.
KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E nnd greatly enjoyed.
Tho Methodists held nnothcr out
Post cards—locnl viowb—lc each nt
GOAT MANURE
door Sunday school Inst Snbbath, nnd the Herald office.
through tho kindness of tho Baptists,
And Other Materials
hold thoir preaching services in the IH TH E CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY,
Baptist church.
FLORIDA__ IN CHANCERY
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Swopi spent lle r lll V. ItoliliiMin, Cmn pistil mil.
Our Prices Will Save You Money
Tl.
Monday in Orlando.
t \ IV. Sell w Iml I nil Elmmn M. Srhwlml, Ills
Mr. and Mrs Blnckwood nnd Miss wife, nml tlis unknown lielrs. iIi-vImm'*, km unr <i tliers claim ing mu If r t \ W, Heliwltnl
Innis drove out to Oviedo on busi lees
stul Kimua M. Hrliwtnit, IW cmlmiU.
ness.
CITATION
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Norris nnd Mrs.
V, W. Srliwlml anil Emma II, Seliwtml, resL. U. Mitchell spent Tuesday nnd Tnlilenre
unknown: I lie unknown hi-lrs, iletleeee,
li-Fiilees,
crnnlei-s nr oilier rlnliunufs uniter
Wednesday in Orlando.
1’. IV. Krliwlml suit Kimns II. Hctiwlml, nml lo
Miss Eliznbeth Lawton nnd Mabel nov oilier person or persons tlnlm lnu snjr In
terest In mu* to the following ilenerllieil lands
Swopo entered Rollins College, Mon sltu
sle d In Hsmlnole County. Florhls, to-wlt:
N ils 1 nml 2 of lllork "A ” of M itchell's Sur
day.
vey of the Levy (Irani.
PHONE 536
The Bnptist association being held It appearing from the sworn hill of complslnt flli’il III this cause scaln st you, (list you
In Genova this weok is being nttended i.sve or rlslni some Interest In ami to the
Inmla hcrelnatxire ilcarrlhed, therefore, you. the
by a good many Ovlodo people.
salil F. IV. Srliwlml and Emma M, Hchwlmt, aro
Tho Methodist church, which hns herehy ordered mid reii Hired to tie ntnl appear
before our said Circuit Court, a t tho Court
been undergoing repairs is now finish llmisi. In Hanford, Florida, on the llnl day of
October, A. I). 11*21. and then ami there make
ed ,nnd will bo ready for^ho reguinr answer lo the Mil of complaint eihlhlled aitnlnst
you, Otherwise a d e rrre pro confoaan will he
services.
entered agalnat you.
Encouraging nows from Mrs. W. P. Anil all oilier persons rlslm lng any right, t i
tle nr Interest In mid In the properly hereinCarter nnd Mrs. J. C. Loo, Sr„ hns nlmve
described under, by or tlimuich T. W.
and Kuimn K. Hrhwlnd. or othrcwlse,
boon received by friondB. Tho friends Hctiwlml
nro herehy ordered and rmpilred to lie nnd a p
of Mrs. O. P. Swope aro pleased to pear Iwfnre our said ('lim it Court, a t the Court
House In Hanford, Fkirlila. mi the 7th day of
know of her sotady improvement.
N orem hrr, A. I), null, and then and there
L0NGW00D NOTES
Fertilizer Materials
OVIEDO
Wheeler’s Primer, Revised....................................... ....... .................. ............... 26e
(X) Wheeler’s First Reader .........................................................................25fl
(X) First Render, Natural Method......... .......................................- ........... 84c
Onu Primary Pencil.................................................. „.....™
...............................05c
One Box Crnyolns .............................................................................™
....... — 10c
Money for Paper (To tho Teacher)....™
............ *......................................25c
Berry’s Copy Book, No, I...... ..........™
............................. ..................................07c
SECOND GRADE
Wheeler's Second Render, Revised.................................................................. 85c
(X) Second Reader, Natural Method............................................................ 42c
One Primary Ruler................................_.................... ...... _............................ 05c
One Box Crayolns ...................................................... ....... ......_ ....................10c
One Primary Pencil........................ ™
..... ™
........................... ™..... .....................05c
Money for Paper (To tho Teacher)........................ „.........„.......................... 25c
Berry's Copy Book, No. II............................................................. ..... ... ..... „..07c
THIRD GRADE
Wheeler’s Third Render........... ......................................................................... 45c
(X) Third Reader, Natural Method..........................._..... ...........................48c
Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book I...... .................................™™........ ..............82c
Milne's Arithmetic, Book I................................... _.............™
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..... ™
....82c
Money for Paper (To the Teacher)................................... _.......................... 25c
Berry’s Copy Book, No. Ill.............................................. ......................™.„™..07c
FOURTH GRADE
Wheeler’s Fourth Reader.........................................................................
.60c
(X) Fourth Render, Natural Method.................„.............™
..... „...................54c
Arnold's Mastery of Words, Book I................................................................. 82c
Milne’s Arithmetic, Book I.................™
.................................. ™
..... ™
............ 32c
Hyde’s English Book Number I............. ...........- .... ..... ....„™......... „.............. 35c
Frye’s New Geography, Book I...«...................................................................88c
Money for Paper (To the Teacher)........................ ............................. .......25c
Berry's Copy Book, No. IV............................................................................. 07c
FIFTH GRADE
Wheeler’s Fifth Render, Revised................................................................ ™...60c
(X) Fifth Reader, Child’H World..................................................................60c
Milne’s Arithmetic, Book II.......................................... ...... .........................86c
Hyde's English Book, Number 1........................ ..... ,.................................... 25c
Frye’s New Geography, Book I........................................... ........................... 88c
Evans’ First Lessons in American History.............................................. .......45c
Berry’s Copy Book, Numbor V........................ .............................................. 07c
Arnold’s Mastery qf Words, Book I............................................................... 82c
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Wheeler’s Sixth Reader, Revised
60c
Milne's Arithmetic, Book II................................... ........................................ 88c
Arnold's Mastery of Words, Book II...............................................................82c
Hyde’s English Book, Number I I ........................... .............. .......................... 46c
Frye’s Higher Geography, with Supplement......................................... .....$1.00
Brevard & Bennett’s Florida History...............................- ............................ 54c
Ritchie’s Primer of Hygiene........ ....... ...... .......................................... ........85c
Berry's Copy Book, Number VI™.™........................... ................................... 07c
Ground T obacco Stem s
Chase &
Mules! Mules!
BOYS, HAVE YOU SEEN REID’S?
They are going fast. A few bargains left.
e us show you. I guarantee to save you
moriey, All stock guaranteed as represented
SANFORD
S. Reid
FLORIDA
GRAND COMMANDERY MEET.
BRADENTOW, Sept. 23.—Judge
Cary B. Fish, grand commander of
Florida, Knights Templar, has issued
an ordor to all commnnderies that tho
twenty-eighth annual conclave of tho
Grand Commandery of tho State will
bo held in Palatkn, Friday and Satur
day, April 21-22, 1822.
TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD.
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make snsw er to the hill of rorurilslnt e ihlhlled
against said unknown partlea, otherwise a de
cree pro ronfesao will tie entered against said
unknown parties.
It la ordered that this notice lie published In
lha Hanford H erald, a newspaper published In
Seminole County, Florid*, once a week for
eight consecutive weeks as to I he known par
ties defendant, nnd once a week • for twelve
cnnsecullve week* aa tn lha unknown pkrlle*
defendant.
IVItnes* my hand and the M ai of tald Cir
cuit Court ou tills the 31st day of Jnly, A. D.
,
Wheeler's Render, Revised, VII................................................. ,.......................00c
Milne's Arithmetic, Book III........ .................................................................,...41c
Hyde’s English Book, Number II....................................................................46c
Frye's IlighcY Geography, with Supplement................................................$1.00
Thompson’s History of U. S......................................................................... 1.00
Ritchie’s Primer of Sanitation..........................................................................40c
Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book II...™...........................-............. .......... ™...82c
Berry’s Copy Book, Number VII...................................................... ............... 07c
K. A. nOtJULABS
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Seminole County, Florida,
lly: A. U . W EEKS, D. 0.
OEOntlK 0 . IIF.im iN O .
Solicitor and CounMl for Complainant.
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Wheeler's Render, Revised, VIII...................................................... - ............. 00c
Arnold's MnHtory of Words. Book II............................ - .................. .............82c
Milne's Arithmetic, Book 111.................................................................
41c
Hyde's English, „ Book II......................................................... - ..... - .........™...46c
Thompson's III Story of U. S. ......................................................................$1.00
Dnvis’ Pioductive Farming............................
86c
Ritchie’s Human Physiology .................................................... .................... 60c
Burry’s Copy Book, Number VIII................................................................... 07c
Turkington's My Country............................
...90c
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Note—Each pupil in the upper grammar school grades should own a
dictionary. The school recommends Winston’s Simplified Dictionary. Price 90c.
Books marked (X) not to be used until after Christmas.
Lumber *
Iropped
Lumber 18 the lowest
that it has been in
years and years. But the price of
any commodity rarely remains
stationary for long. It either goes
up or down. Lumber prices have
ATS
hit bottom. Their next move will
>bc upward. Now is the time to buy lumber for build
ing purposes. If you are ever going to build anything,
buy your lumber now.
LUMBER
SERVICE
QUALITY
I
PRICE
11*31.
(HEAL)
11
SE V E N T H G R A D E
Castor Pom ace
H ardw ood A sh es
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POST CARDS AT THE H RAID OFFICE
OFFICE SUPPLIES AT H RAID OFFICE
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PAGE FOUR
EVERYBODY OUT
FOR ORLANDO
TUESDAY NIGHT
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.
; STRENGTH
SERVICE
PROGRESS
4 % INTEREST PAID
SO CIETY
MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor,
Phone 217-W
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FRIDAY—Mrs. R. C. Bowor will en
tertain nt brldgo in compliment to
Mrs. S. D. Lnznrus, of Brooklyn,
New York.
Snturdny—The Children’s Story Hour
will be held nt the Centml Park at
6 p. m.
MONDAY—Mrs. H. II. McCnsIln will
entertain the members of the West
minster Club nt her home on Mngnolln Ave., nt 7:30 p, m.
Pipe Organ Club will give a swim
ming party at Crystal Lake. Mrs.
Slnnh Bray nnd Miss Clara Milieu
will be hostesses.
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... piled
„ , around
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the gifts
These wero
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1 1 , 1 by the
opened nnd greatly admired
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guests. Late In tho nfternoon the
hostesses served lee cream nnd cake
ns refreshments.
k
Miss Allen was very attractive, on
this occasion wenring n black satin
frock trimmed with henna.
There wore about twenty-five guests
nt this delightful party, among them
being the members of tho "Dcpendnbles" class of the Methodist church.
MOTHERS CLUB.
Mrs. It. It. Dens entertained the
members of Ihe Mothers Club Friday
afternoon nt her homo on Pari; Ave.
The nfternoni vr.s very delightfully
spent with contests, music and convonsntlon. Mrs. D. C. ,Marlowe won
the prize, a Mndcrin tray cloth, in the
needle threading content.
Following the contests tho hostess
served cherry ice cream mid cake as
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown have re refreshments.
turned from their wedding trip."They
AN ENJOYABLE TRIP.
visited nil the places of interest on
A most enjoyable trip wns that
tho west const.
taken by Mr. nnd Mrs. Thornton nnd
WU-i
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Lovell nnd little Mr. nnd Mrs. Bnbhitt down the east
Bon Frederick, left this afternoon for const from New Smyrna over to Ti
their homo In Tampa, after spending tusville, and on a good road along
soveral days here ns tho guests of the banks of the beautiful Indian rivMrs. M. W. Lovell, nnd Mrs, 1). C. er .the first stop was Cocoa, a pretty
Marlowe.
little village right on the river bank.
West Palm Bench, with Its mammoth
Miss Martha Tufts, of Orlando, is hotels, palm trees, tropical fruits, etc.,
the' guest of her cousin, Miss Dorothy was a plnco of much interest. Miami
StokeB.
and Minmii Beach, truly calted “the
garden spot of the world.” Fifty
The Daughters of Wesley of the miles farther down the road is the
M. E. Church, wll Ihold their annual wonderful “Royal Palm Park,” which
bazaar and supper Snturdny, Novem has been given over to the Woman’s
ber 10, 1021, Place to bo announced Federation of Clubs, as a state park,
perfectly magnificent in its quiet su
later.
blimity. The same road was travers
ed back to Palm Bench then across
IN HONOR OF BRIDE-ELECT.
A pertty compliment to Miss Anna tho state via, one of four canals over
Allen, a bride elect of this month, which one must do their own ferry
wns the “shower” given yesterday a f ing. needless to say the ronds were
ternoon by Mrs. William Hand and rough only making six miles per hour
MIsh Julia Lning, at the home of Mrs. on low.
Lake Okeechobee, a vnst expanse of
Hand.
water,
measuring fifty-one miles from
Quantities of pink vine, hibiscus
(he
little
village, Rittn, to Okeecho
and fern were used in decorating the
bee
City.
rooms.
I
Frim this point to Moore Haven,
M ubIc wns furnished throughout
one
sees the rich farm lands of the
tho afternoon by a Victrola. Tho nf*
Everglade
region.
ternoon was pleasantly spent with
Across
the
prairie to Citrus Center,
contests and music, there was also n
then
to
Ft.
Myers on the Cnloosebride’s book and the guests wore ask
ed to write their favorite receipts in hntcho° rlct’r- thon 11 roturn tn Ar™*
it, uml it wiih later presented to the din for the night and on to Tnmpn,
the principal west coast city, and a
honoree for future reference.
Tho “Shower” was presented in a I busy one, most as lively ns our own
g.
most charming manner. Master Guy •Sanford.
m :
Allen, Jr., dressed in white, entered
i.V'
drawing
an express wagon which NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.,
i/
REDUCES ALL PRICES
wnH beautifully decorated In pink and
MAKING BIG REDUCTION.
white crepe paper and a basket of
pink vino placed in the center with
The National Biscuit Company tins
|j&
announced a sweeping reduction on
%
its entire line, both packages nnd hulk
& ",
which plus previous reductions gen
erally, cuts away from 05 to 70 per
cent, of tho ndvnnco during the wnr
--------- THE NEW---------period.
Several other reductions were made
by the compnny thin year, its policy
being to pass along automatically de
clines in thu raw materials. In this
case, however, it hns gone so far thnt
“Foot of First Street”
It expects tho new prices will stand
MV
Batteries with a
for many months, feeling thnt with
price stability assured, tho trndu and
TWO-YEAR
public will buy with confidence, a
Guarantee
state of mind thnt, o fcoursc, mnkes
for better business everywhere.
Batteries at
I,
I'
♦
,
El).
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Everybody out for tho trip to OrInndo next Tuesday night. Sanford
should take 100 live members of the
Sanford Chamber of Commerce to the
capital of Orange county on that
night. It la tho "return engagement"
of the Orlando Chnmbcr of Commerce
and they had such a good time here
n few weeks ago that they are anxious
to return the compliment and have fix
ed up n great big program that will
satisfy the innor and tho outer man
and be a feast of reason and flow of
the soul iu every scnco of tho word.
Snnford nnd Orlando have so much
in common that the two cities should
get together at every opportunity and
discuss the various plans for tho bet
terment of tho two counties and the
two cities, It will be an evening of
pleasure and profit nnd ovory business
man in Sanford should lay nBide his
business cures for that night nnd go
to Orlnndo.
All those who intend going should
let Secretary Pearman know nbout
It
,
at
once
in
order
thnt
he
can
innko
ar_____ . ,
rnngements for your transportation
nnd cun let Secretary Cox of the Orlandn Chamber, know how niuny will
he there.
By nil means go to Orlnndo Tues
day night, September 27th.
The Seminole County jj
Bank
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1
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ANNOUNCING
HOF-MAC
BATTERY CO.
CUT PRICES
GENERATOR nnd ELEC
TRICAL WORK
Welding
ROAD SERVICE
Phone 83-W
•• New
Filling Station
CREPE AND CROCHET
.
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A,' •■ -f
Secretary Davis says: “This is tho
timo whon wo need to trust ench oth
er." Thnt would mnko a nlco 'desk
motto for our coal man.—Toledo
Blade.
Offico supplies of all kinds at The
Urrnld Printing Co. When you want
••nythlng in this lino see Tho Herald.
We huvo It or can get It.
• i
THE OUTLOOK
ORLANDO CHAMBER OP COMMERCE WILL BE HOST TO SAN*
FORD CHAMBER COMMERCE
Identify yourself with this strong
institution today by opening an ac
count.
LV
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER feS, 1921
Progressive movements, foster
ed by progressive individuals, are
invariably productive of results.
rate
\ ■
Crop Conditions the country over are generally good. The
wheat crop has shown bountiful yield. Corn sections promUe a splendid yield. Cotton growing states are diversion*
crops and will harvest corn and hay. It looks good.
Off to School
The only reul rival of gi*<*rgt»tfe In
blouses Is crepe de chine. In this elegunt blouse It appears In a warm tnn
color, with collar. '’utTs, pcpluin nnd
buttons hnnd-crnciictcd of silk In tho
snino shade, Nothing more refilled or
sinnrtdins been presented for fnll.
CITY ENGINEER RAMSEY
RETURNS FROM TRIP.
Fresh from vacation with a resolute eye and
spri’ gy step, your children—and how fine they
look in their new togs. Perhaps their newness
makes them look more manly and lady-like.
And you know they are going to be comfortable in
their new shoes if they are these fine tan calf good- *
year welt boots patterned after tho kind Dad
wears.
Good style—excellent workmanship—dependable
ORLANDO, Sept. 23.—City Engi
quality—very reasonable price. A few distin
neer G. R. Ramsey tins returned from
guishing
features of our children's shoes.
an automobile tour which carried him
to the Pacific coast nnd covered n
distance of 7,530 miles. The west I
ward journey wns made via. Atlanta,
Louisville, Knnsns City, Denver nnd
Salt Lake City to Snn Francisco, nnd
consumed twenty-four days. On the
return trip, which took twenty-three
days, Mr. Itnmsey went south to Los
Important Sunday
Angeles, and journeyed eastward via.
School Meeting to Be TiiHCon, F,l Paso, Vicksburg nnd Mont
Held at St. Petersburg gomery.
Mr. Ramscly snld only nbout ton
... e . . . o i l
i
• . i , ! per cent of tho ronds were hnrdsurFirst Nat’I Hank Annex
section, esp.el.llr .l,„sc belonplnp (o f«ee<l. «Uhous h the dirt r.m,Is were n
the ormtnlzcd .losses, will be interest. ,nlrl>«.n<1.0on. In erossloB tho
SEE OUR WINDOW
(Diet*
ed in thee big
»•!<’ Federation
Fn.lnrntlnn nf
iVn.ino1
‘
.<>00
,nil<
’
8
of Wesley 1*000 ml,c8 of
of *desert
* * * * couutry
c,OUUtry from
,
Bible clnsse;
sacs to he held in St. P eters-1‘SftH U ko City to tho S,t>rr'1 NcvntJn
Sunday m(ll,|ltu'ns, the road wns the nbnndonburg, October I, 5 and f): _____„
school lenders are of the opinion that 0,1 111,11
11 railroad, in many places
this will lie one of tho most helpful1la'lri^ eighty feet high and not more
meetings of the Federation since the dinn **’n feet wide. All along this
SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
date of its organization six years ago route, lie said, were the wrecks of
JOHN GORE, Proprietor
in the city of Orlando. An excellent1abandoned
automobiles*, many of
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
program has been arranged for the oc- Giem having been destroyed by (ire.
1018
West
First
Street
_
1018 West First Strict
ension nnd a good time is anticipated.
------------------------It is desired that every class nnd ev- THE BAPTIST TEMPLE TO
HAVE A ROOF GARDEN
ery Sunday School in the Floridn Con
Notico of Application for Tax Deed
SUGAR * ILL AT
ferenoo he represented. Reduced rates
----- —
Under Section 575 of the General
WEST PALM BEACH.
have been secured at the hotels nnd, Tho members at the Baptist TcmStatutes of the Stale of Florida
those who attend nre promisd a most ph* have decided to build a Roof GnrWEST
PALM
BEACH,
Sept.
23.—
j
Notice
is hereby given that M. T.
heliTiil stay in tho Sunshine City.
den on the now three story building.
Shipment
of
steel
for
the
structure
Spivey,
purchaser
of Tax Certificate
.
____
Mans have been practically agreed
to
house
tho
hvjgnr
mill
of
the
Flori-'
No.
55y
dated
the
2nd
day of June, A.
LAKE COUNTY MATRONS MAKE upon, which include lights, flower boxes,
stage,
etc.
It
is
hoped
to
have
the
da Sugnr and Food Products Co., a U1,1,8 filc(l 81,1,1 cprtiflcnte in
KEMAItKABLE BASS CATCH.
work completed by Easter so that on short distance southeast of Canal ” iy offico. n,,,T 1,1,8 ma'\c “PPl^ation
Dcci1
la8^ , 1,1 ilcto;dan”
In a county with twelve hundred or Monday night following it may he Point, on tho West Palm Beach canal, f° r
has been made by a concern in Rontf'“w- , S,lU c« ‘i, c,te
more lakes, all teaming with bass, it Ol,onctl
i Vn.,
,r according
..
, advices rocoiv- the following described. property
to
... .. sh
is only natural *.o find many export
A clul)
twenty young ladies, ake,
,
,
.
...
.
unted
in
Seminole
County,
Honda,
to
fishermen, hut heretofore wo have known HS the Roof Garden Club, have ed here. The building will bo 100 feet wit: Lot 0, Block 8, Tier ,,D, Snnfori
chronicled few instances of exception the raising of the funds in hand. The wide nnd 200 feet long. S. W. Bollin The said land being nssessed nt the
al catches being made by the female officers are: Miss Adcle Hines, presi ger, of Pittsburgh, Pa., who owns 4,- date of the Issuance of such certificate
dent; Miss Ituby Roy, vice-president; 000 acres of Evergindes land in Palm
anglers of this section. Perhaps the
in the name of Unknown. Unless said
Miss Kate Williams, secy.-trens,
Bench county, nnd who is a lurge
most remarkable display of proficient ■
The first social put on by the new stockholder in the company, will su certificate shall bo redeemed accordinf
angling and large number of big bass Iclub will take place tonight nt tho
to law tax deed will issue thereon on
captured by women in Lake-county ' J,’
V.f
dM rs. .iTlYMiller, ilOO perintend construction of the building the 28th day of October, A. I>. 1921.
Witness my official signature and
occurred last week when Mrs. I’. S. i WoBt Fir8t street. The large lawn nnd installation! of tho machinery.
Kennedy, of Euustis, nnd Mrs. V. K. wj|| |,t, „iH0 jn use. All people inter- Mr. Bollinger hns built runny sugnr senl this the 23rd day of September,
A. D. 1921.
Nuckols, of Umatilla, captured in one 08tC(| jn the plans and purposes of tho mills in Cuba an elsewhere.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
afternoon fifty pounds of tho game club arc invited.
A new tobacco company has been
Clerk Circuit Court
fish known ns hlg-mouth bnss. Mrs.
Seminole County, Ha.
Kennedy caught one bnss weighing
The difference between the harem formed nt Madison, the Truiuck To
bacco
Co.
They
will
grow
leaf
toO-23-Otc
By
A. M. WEEKS, D. C.
nine nnd one-qunrtcr pounds nnd one system and our divorce system is that
bncco.
weighing six and one-quarter pounds. the hnrum keeper hns to support them
Thu world nows the day it hnppeiu,
Mrs. Nuckols landed a nine and one- all at once.
delivered
ut your door each oieninf,
half and n four nnd one-half pound
PoBt cards—local vlowi -ic each at
I
Be
the
week.
the Herald office.
er, the two ntso catching ten others
Bay it with a Herald Want Ad.
weighing two pounds or better. That
these Indies located a school of extra
large bass js demonstrated by tlju
fact thnt Mrs. Kennedy InHt three a r ■
g
tificial minnows and Mrs. Nuckols a
AGAIN VVE CALL MOTHER’S ATTENTION TO OUR
N
two nnd one rod wns broken in tho fl
melee with the finny tribe. Twenty
pound test lines were used, evidence 15
thnt the fish thnt succeeded in break
ing five lines must have been of un
usual proportions. The Indies wore
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
fishing from tho snmo boat with Mr.
V. K. Nuckols propelling tho boat.—
The average child takes five stops to every one of the adult. Therefore it is economy to
Euntls Lnko Region.
v,----------------------buy good shoes for the boy and girl. BUSTER BROWN SHOES are made of the bes
leathers that money can buy nnd are made by expert shoe builders. The fit and servict
NOTICE!
that the BUSTER BROWN SHOES gives mnkes them cheaper shoes than the medium
All Grnmmur School pupils expect
priced shoes of other makes.. The prices are reasonable. If your children have not worn
ing to take examinations, please meet
nt the Grammar School building on
them, give them a trial.
.
Thursday, September 21), 1921, nt 9:00
Do not forget thnt we have a BUSTER BROWN pencil or tablet for every boy nnd gill
o'clock.
wearing
or buying shoes from us.
New pupils entering the Grnmmnr
School please meet tho principal in tho
Boys’ and Girls’ Hose, per pair................................. .............. 25c to 50c
office nt cloven o’clock Thursday
morning in order to be classified. This
Boys’ Casimer Suits, two pair of Pants, per s u it.........................$12.00
Upplies only to grndoH from fiftli thru
High School Boys’ Suits, Long Pants, per s u it...........$16.00 to $25.00
the eighth,
CLARA MILLEN,
Men’s Suits, each............. ................................................. $18.00 to $40.00
,
Principal.
V U K MASS • |«. U • M l O ff.
B u s te r Brouxn Shoes
FISH FERTILIZER PLANT.
Panama City, Sept. 23.—Tontativo
arrangements fo rtho loention of u
large fiHh fertilizer plant horo have
been made by O. J. DoLnncy, former
ly associated with tho Southern Man
hattan Interests at Port St. Joa. Mr.
DoLnney i ssnid to havo assured tho
cooperation of financial interests
hero nnd believes tho industry would
prove profitable.
TfT
Jr.vTT-_________
Boys’ and Girls’ Rain Coats, each.......................................$3.50 to $4.50
Complete line of Boys’ Pants, Blouses and Shirts at right prices.
Fit your boys and girls out for school at the store that is offering the greatest value for
the least money.
THRASHER
SANFORD, FLORIDA
GARNER
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,1921
ijtU
s
Mention of
sutler* l» nfl®
SKtond It*®
1
.flBlww*
*
In and About
Jt The City
Snamtry of the
Floating Small
Talk* Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readera
To attain real peace the world muat
work lta arma off.—Norfolk Pilot.
Few moni army blankets on Bnlo at
$3.18.—Thrasher Si Gamer. l57-2to
The Sanford Band
Now nrmy tarpaulins, 10x12 at
$12.00.—Thrasher Sl Garner. 157-2tc
__ -
• THE WEATHl
R
Duty In never n pleasure If It Is n
tariff duty.—Hartford Tlfaes.
F air tonight
For Florida:
j °c-turdny except probably
* i e m in the extreme South
; r r # * * **
TEMPERATURE
*
vu,tor
In KUaimmee yesterday.
Loroy Harden, of Orange C ity, w as
, £ , l n . » visltor^hero yesterday.
F r en H o t Shop and P ressing Club
i.n dve work. All work g u aran teed .
j? £ w A » .
-
j E McColiock, of Jacksonville,
wns in ’the city yesterday tra n sa c tin g
We seemed to have mndc
the weather man mad talking
about his failure to bring on a
rain and he Bhot the old bulb
up another notch yesterday.
However, it is lino moonlight
nights nnd plenty of chicken
thieves to add zest to the joy
of living:
5:40 A. M. SEPTEMBER 23
Maximum .......................... 05
Minimum .......................... 08
Range ..........................
70
Barometer ......................30.13
Calm and clear.
Army pup tents, $3.50. Fine fori
children.—Thrasher Si Garnor. 157-2tc
Four nrmy spring cots, good bb new
a $10 cot nt $3.48.—Thrasher Si Gar
ner.
157-2tc
Senator Franco says Moscow la
safer than Now York. So is a morgue.
—Sioux Fnlls Argus Lender.
10x10, 12-oz. am vans nrmy tent, ut
$30. Dx9 12-oz. canvass nrmy tent at
$21.00, at Thrasher Ac Garners. 157-2tc
Have your watches and jewelry re
Wlllio Stringfollow is in the city
paired at McLnulln’s. Two firs t class
today
calling on his many friends.
watch makers. Prom pt service.
140-tfc Willie hns been selling roofling nnd
building material, but on tho first of
j p. Woodruff has resigned as tell October will probably take up a now
er at the Seminole bank nnd ncccpt- line.
cd a similar position with the Peoples
bank where he will bo glnd to Bee his ROOFING, Red nnd green slate surfuco, 3-ply $3.25 per square. Tiger
mnny friends.
■---------9
brand, plnln, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75;
CHICKEN DINNER, Sundny noon 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address
and evening, Gray, Gables, on tho M. E. Ginn, Box 391.
139-20tp
a
beach, Seabreeze, Fin. Phono 401.
Free bath houses.
74-Fri-St-flm
“ EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Ginnt
thnt
lives In n box. We enn now fur
Circle No. 5, of tho Missionary So
nish
six
Volt Batteries at $24.50. Wo
ciety of the M. E. church will meet
buy,
sell,
exchange, recharge nnd re
with Mrs. G. A. Bedford Monday af
pair
nil
makes
Batteries.—Ray Broth
ternoon at I o’clock, 115 French nvo.
ers.
Phone
518.
150-tfe
167-2tp
IN All
cm
.i
BETWEEN NOW AND THEN
it would be well for the well dressed man to see that he has his wardrobe
complete for that day. And there is one way that you can nnd will be
amongst the very best dressed and that is BRING your TROUBLES to US.
WE GUARANTEE TO HAVE YOU DRESSED-----------RIGHT AT THE LEAST COST-----------
Tho three R’s of tho modern school
girl are rouge, rice powder and rough
stuff.—Washington Poost,
Army officer’s shoes, $0.50; regular
army shoes, $0.50, The best mndc.—
Thrasher & Garner.
l57-2tc
r/ M r / sa / m / ?E k L
Sanford, Fla.
On Buie nt Thrasher & Gnrncr’n, new
nrmy cotton fe lt cot m u ttresscs n t
hnlf price, $4.50.
157-tc
Go to Orlnmlo next Tuesday to tho
Chnntber of Commerce banquet. Let
Secretary Ponrmon know nt once
whether you enn go or not.
-------Mrs, L. P. Hngnn nnd daughter
Lennbeiie, nnd Mrs. II. J, Holly nnd
daughter, Mildred, were the guests of
Mrs, Roy Symcs nt Winder Park todiiy.
-------Among the visitors to the city today is James F. Ward, better known
as "Jimmy” Ward, who in years gone
by was a familiar figure on the streets
of Sanford but who like other transpollution men, lias been scarce since
tho war. Jimmy Ward is the traveling
freight and passenger agent of tho
Merchants & Miners Steamship Co.,
nnd he is looking over this territory
with the view of obtaining more
freight by the neuter routes. The M.
& M. now hns two boats a week from
Jacksonville nnd n much better ser
vice between Jacksonville and Balti
more and other points thnn ever be
fore.
TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non-skids
32x4 'A ...,............
$27.50
34x4 Mi ........................................ 31.00
All other sizes any make in propor
tion. Get our prices before you buy.—
Ray Brothers, Phone 548.
150-tfc
Middy Wash Suits,
$2.50 to $4.00 values, as
long as they last at 98c.
—Sanford Shoe & Cloth
ing Co.
152-0to
JOHN GORE MAKING
MANY FINE MONUMENTS
,------Jolifi Gore is nmking many fine
monuments now for local people nnd
for ninny customers in other counties,
His marble works on West First
street is crowded with work of nil
kinds nnd he bus made a great success of this business sincu stnrting
about six months ago. Among his lutcat fine monuments recently erected is
one just finished and placed in the
Oakland cemetery for Leo Bogard,
who wns one of the victims of the
riots at Ocoee last fall. Read bis ad
vertisement in the Daily Herald and if
you ure needing anything in this line
give John a chance at it—lhe is one
of the best in the business.
NOTICE
i
ALL ARE 1922 MODELS
I-(]uippcd with the famous Ansted Motor, six wire wheels,
lfUo extra tires, windshield wings, front find rear bumpers,
l(>nt and rear snubbers, trunk rack and trunk on the rear
‘>nil other special equipment that goes to make this the most
complete automobile on the American market. The Lark
out-classes anything under $4,000. Is unequalled in perormnnee, durable and economical.
Get a Demonstration and You’ll Be -Con
vinced that the LARK has no equal
can make immediate deliveries of the Lark, the regular
,lve passenger, the Model T seven passenger and tho Thoroored. Also closed models. *
B.&0. Motor Co.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
DISTRIBUTORS FOR
bEMINOLE, LAKE, MARION, VOLUSIA, BREVARD,
ORANGE AND OSCEOLA COUNTIES
'
Classified advertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad taken for less that
*."} rents nnd positively no classified nds charged to snyone. Cash
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
cordingly.
FOR SALE—A new bungalow at n
real bargain. Good terms.—E. F.
Lane, the Real Estate Man. 154-Gtp
FOR SALE—One heaVy duty twowheel trniler in good condition. In
quire nt Ford Garage.
143-tfc
FOR SALE—Two big lots cheap, on
the height of Magnolia uvo.—J. S.
Harvard.
154-3tp
FOR SALE—Stable manure; enr lots.
Good dry stock. Price $7 p.i? ton, f.
n. b. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co.
131-tfc.
Southbound
Departs
Arrive
2:40 a. m
No. 83_____2:86 a. m.
8:4u u. tu.
No. 27..........
No. 89.......... 2:55 p. m. 3:20 p. ni.
No. 85.......... 6:55 p. m. 7:10 p. m.
North Bound
Departs
Arrive
2:03 a. m.
Vn. 82_____1:48 a. m.
No. 84........ -11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. m.
80.......... 8:05 p.m. 8:25 p, nr.
No.
With Near East Relief
28.......... 10:00 p. in.
No.
Frank Talbott’s Broth
FOR SALE—l form ennner nnd sev
Trilby Branch
er Returns to America
eral dm.cn jars. Very reasonable.
Depart*
Arrive
0:00 a. m. Address *'E. II." care Herald. dh-tf
•No. 100..........
Frank Talbott hns received n letter •No. 24..........
3:25 p. ni FOR SALE — Two lake front lots.
from his brother, Rov. E. Guy Talbott, *No 158..........
7:00 n. m.
Best lots In city for a beautiful
who recently returned from a three No. 22...,
7:35 p. m. home.—E. F. Lane, the Real Estate
months tour with the Near East Re
Leesburg Branch
Man.'
154-Gtp
lief expedition in which ho visited
Depart? i .— ---------- *......................................... ............. ..............
Arrive
FOR SALE—7 room cottage, plasterTurkey, Italy, France, Russia nnd 'No. 167.—
4:00 p. r .
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id, well finished and in good condi
England. He almost died in Russia No. 21.....
2:52 p. m.
tion.
One acre of land. Good barn,
ami says that conditions over there •No. 101 —
6:30 p. n
tenant
house; Dclco lighting system,
arc almost beyond belief. Money has •No. 25—
2:00 p. m.
on St. Johns' river. Cnnnl coming up
no value and rubles thnt before the No. 22............ 7:00 p .m .
[from river at rear of place where
war were worth fifty cents in our
Oviedo Branch
boats can bo kept.—A. P. Connelly.
money are now 1,000 for one cent. He
Arrive
Departs
153-4tc
paid his droskey driver 100,000 rubles •No. 126..........11:00 a.m.
for an hour’s drive nnd bread is sell ♦No. 127_____
3:40 p.m FOR SALE—Lot on brick Htreet In
front of Rose Court.—E. F. Lane,
ing nt 8,000 rubles per pound.
•Dally, except Sunday.
Of all the countries visited he liked
Tho Real Estate Mnn.
156-3tp
England the beat but upon his return
i
FOR
SALE—A
pair
of
young,
black
DRINK t
says there is no place like the good
mare mules, nt a bargain, Phono
old U, S. A. nnd Cullfomin where ho Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-100 100._______________________ 152-tfc
per cent pure. Phone 31L
lives.
FOR SALE—Large two story store
building at Pnolu, Fla. Cun be made
into’good npartmont house upstairs.
7 miles from Sanford on hard road.—
A. P. Connelly.
163-4tc
'
’FOR
SALE—Jersey
heifer,
age
18
#
months. $35.00. Also young cow
cheap. 1101 French Ave.
166-3tp
Formerly with A. P. Connelly
FOR SALE—Now bnby bed.—Mrn. A.
HAS OPENED REAL ESTATE OFFICE
'i B. Huntley, 211 French Avenue.
155-Stp
at 115 Park Avenue
FOlTSALE—3 dozTl quart fruit jars.
All Business Entrusted to Me Will Be Attended to
Address J, care of Herald. 165-tp.
Promptly
Fur office supplies, stationery, etc.
Will the party that was seen pick
ing up the 31x4 Goodyear tire that
foil from my cur Thursday afternoon
near the Hand Blacksmith Shop on
First street, please deliver the same
to my address and receive reward?
E. W. Stiles, 1021 West Third Street,
Sanford, Fla.
157-2tp
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FOR RENT—Two furnished front
153-fltp
rooms at 200 Park Ave.
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms.
152-tfc
Apply 1004 Elm Ave.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 518 W
First Street.
155-3tp
Full RENT—Improved celery land,
in immediate planting condition.—
G. H. Edward’s, Pace’s Lane. 15G*Gtp
t
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WANTED
WANTED TO RENT—A piano. Call
at 20(1 Park Ave._________ 153-fltp
WANTED—Hemstitching and pecoting, also orders for all kinds of
pleating. 124 Palmetto Avo, 140-fltc
WANTED—Position as housekeeper,
or any kind of house work. Apply
Lena ICricg, Morisco Fruit Stand,
First street.
lGG-3tp
WANTED—All musicians in Sanford
who can piny n band instrument.
It will i»e to your interest to seo G. O.
Fellows, manager of the Snnford
Hand._____________
160-5tdh
BOARD AND ROOM
HOARD AND ROOM—I’rivnto fomily. 710 Oak Ave.
15i-7tp
CARPETS AND RUGS
WASHED
r
and cleaned nt your home or wo will
mil for nnd deliver. Hamilton Beach
Electric
Washers
used.—Sanford
Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone 560
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SCHOOL DAYS
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with months of strunuoua work are
nearly here. You should take pnlna
to find out whether your children's
eyes are normal. Has school work
nnd rending Htraincd your boy’s oyea?
Poor eyesight, undiscovered, nmy re
tard a child’s whole progress In life.
TOM MOORE
®
OPTOM EXIHST—OPTICIAN
Office Opp P. ().
Phone 192
Pickling and Preserving
TIME
We have the
STONE JARS
Mason; Sure-Seal Jars
and Jelly Glasses
C. A. MATHEWS
See our line of
Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Churns, etc.
t
BALL
HARDWARE
come to the Herald office.
CO.
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—1(1 acres grove, 7 acres
wild land on hard road on small
lake. Ideal place to build a homo.
Price $4,000,—E. F. Lane, the Real
Estate Man.
154-5tp
IFOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A.
131-tfc
BrUmley.
NOTICE!
FUR SALE—10 room house with
All members of the Sanford Bund
must be present at rehearsal both to -' ttloclrlc lights, both and «hower, 31
night and Tuesday night. Important!»fre8
r’
,n ^rovt! " ith J0°
business.
jWff orunK° troc8» P«ttr8< persimmons,
G C FFLI OWS
and pecan trees,—E. 1*. Lane, tho Real
154-Gtp
Manager. ' Estate Man.
FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap
ply 402 Sanford Avo., and Fourth
LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC
Street.
04-01.
ING—Tho builder may still got the
advantage of low building cost by f o r SALE—0 room house,*4 acres of
submitting schedules to us and getting
land, 125 orange trees, 75 chickens.
direct-from-mill-to-buiider
service. Price $2,500.00.—E. F. Lane, the Real
Our long leaf yellow pine nnd Tidewn- Estate Man.
154-Btp
ter cypress, mnnufncturcd’ln best mills FOR SALE—8-rooni house with nil
insures first quulity nt lowest pos
modern convenience, excellent resible cost consistent with good lum pnir. Private water works, in desir
ber—loss middlemen’s henvy profit.— able location. Reasonable terms. Ap
GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Porry, ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street.
Florida.
138-o.o.d-13tc
110-tfc
i'll AIN SCHEDULE
have ju s t received
a carload o f these cars
14.'
One of the ouatnnding features of the big Gala Day and Merchant’s Carnival
next Thursday, is Sanford's own band. The first time in the history of San
ford, the music for the entire day will be handled by Sanford musicians. If
you haven't heard the Sanford Band play, a real treat is in store for you
that day.
Wonderful army trunks at $8.60
Just the thing for auto trips.—Thrash
er & Garner.
157-2U
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A ll th ose m em bers of the S an ford C ham ber o f C om m erce w h o can and w ill
attend th is banquet are req u ested to g iv e your n a m es to
S ecreta ry P earm an at on ce.
If you h a v e a car and w ill u se it let th is fa ct be k n o w n in order
that the transportation problem can be attended to at on ce.
fe -
Remember this will be a Get-together Meeting of Sanford
and Orlando and Means Much to Both Cities and Counties
serrations are Being Made for 75 Members from Sanford. You Should Go ?
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EIGHTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
SEMINOLE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
CONVENED AT GENEVA, SEPT. 19
BIT
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YESTERDAY’S TRAP SCORE
AT THE ROD & GUN CLUB
NOTICE
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NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALB
IF SKIN BREAKS
Notice is hereby given that under
A strong EnBt wind interfered with
and by virtue of that ccrtuin final de
OUT AND ITCHES cree of foreclosure and sale entered
the marksmanship of the contestants
nt the trap shoot yesterday nnd as n
in the Circuit Court of Seminole cooAPPLY
SULPHUR
result the scores for yesterdny’s con
ty, Florida, dated September 9th,
test are a little below tho average.
1921, wherein Mnry Emma Wcinut,
Dr, and Mrs. Tom Moore, Jno. D.
However, for strictly amnteur murksJinkins, and others.
manship they are really good and the
Rev. J. N. Thompson, pnstor of the
contestants deserve commendation for
churches nt Oviedo and Geneva, was
the scores thnt arc being nindc.
olectod moderator, and Jno. D. JinkIt is proposed to move tho trap next
ins, wns re-elected clerk and treas
week to the bulkhead between the
The eighth annual suasion of the urer.
Clyde Line and the City Docks where
It
will bo accessible to tho many visi
Sominolo Baptist Association con
The association, which Is compris
tors who will be here on Thursday,
vened nt Geneva, Fla., at 8 p. in., ed of tho Baptist churches at Chulu*
September 29th attending tho Gain
Monday, September 19, 1921.
ota, Daytona, DoLand, Eustis, Geneva,
NEGRESS MOONSHINER.
Dny festivities.
Rev. W. W. William, State Sunday Lake Monroo, Longwood, New Smyr
At tho present timo the shooting is
school secretary, led on inspiring do- na, Oviedo, Sanford, Titusville, Uma
Fort Myors, Sept. 22.—An old time open to any one who cares to shoot
votionnl Horvlcc. The nnnual sermon tilla, and smaller churches within this
was preached by Rev. R. W. Thiot, territory, wns exceptionally well at negro woman brought before County and it is expected that mnny will try
pastor of the First Baptist church nt tended, mnny vlaitors in addition to Judge Stout this week for violation of their hands nt this flno sport next
DeLnnd, in which he sot forth in a tho regular delegates,, being proe- tho liquor laws, pleaded so strongly Thursday, who are not regular con
very forceful manner the part Bnp- cnt.
While Genova is one of tho that' her nanio not bo advertised ns testants nt the trap.
Yesterday's score, together with tho
tlsts have taken through all the years anmller churches in tho association, that of n person involved in a liquor
season’s
percentage of those who en
ense
that
tho
Judge
ngrecd
to
with
in the grent struggle for religious the people of the entire community,
tered
tho
contest yesterday is ns fol
hold
it.
liberty and tho right of every person irrespective of denomination, opened
lows:
Tho
discovery
of
nine
gnllonB
of
to worship God according to the dict their homes, nnd bestowed upon all
Yest. Season
ates of his own conscience.
comers, 'the most bounteous hospi- moonshino liquor in her homo, how
Contestant—
Score.
Pctg.
ever,
drow
a
fine
of
$300
or
fl
months
Tho delegates attending from San tnllty. Never hns the association
Cowan,
J.
II.....................
25-19
80C
ford were Judge and Mrs. Schcllo boon entertained in more lavish style, In jnil, nnd nftcr a vnin nt^empt to
Gibbs,
L.
II.....................
50-10
772
convince tho judge that she did not
Mnincs, Dr. ami Mrs. George Hyman, and with grenter hospitality.
Woodruff,
F.
L.,
Jr.......
50-38
700
Mrs. E. E. Cox, II. S. Scllick, Mrs. A.
The reports from tho various hnvo thnt much money, she extracted Coleman, Bon ............... 25-17
090
J. Losslng, Mrs. A. C. Losaing, Mrs. churches shows marked progress in a $100 bill from her stocking nnd ac
Stevens,
R.
E..................
100-02
087
F. E. Gatchel, M. M. Stewart, Mr. and all lincss of church activity, especial companied by an officer went to n |Whltncr, Clms................. 50-34
081
MrB. Hnrry Darrow, Mias Onrrie ly in Increased membership in many hnnk nnd enshed her personal check {Newman, It. A................ 75-52
008
Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. David Speer, of tho churches, the additions by for the other $200.
007
Judge Stout stntcd thnt he imposed Kennedy, K..................... 25-19
Baptism during tho, last yenr being
j
Puleston,
Snm
...............
75-50
042
about three hundred, nnd affiliations n comparatively light fine because Hand, Walter S.............. 25-17
033
by letter 2fi8; the present member there wore no facilities in tho county !Hill, W. C...................... 75-50
ship in thlH association is 2,912. Th<i Jail for caring properly for women Maxwell, It. C................ 50-30
nmount of money rnlsed nnd expend prisoners nnd thnt he nnincd a B urn IHoward, Claude C......... 50-22
ed, including homo expenses, mis within hounds of whnt she probably 'Hickson, D. C................. 25-19
City Licenses Due Oc sions, etc,, during tho pnst yenr, could raise. Both doors of the jail iHickson, J. T................. 25-18
consists of ono room
ouch with a |Yountz, Snm ......... ;..... 60-23
$102,098.28.
tober 1, 1921
group
of
enges
guilt
in
tho
center and iWight, R. II.................... 75-40
Stetson University was nbly repre
without
an
ysolld
partition
which
ATTENTION Is called to the fact sented by Rev. C. S. Farriss, D.D., would properly segregate tho women 'Higgins, Ed.................... 75-40
that all City Licenses nro payable on vice-president; nnd two of the stu from tho men prisoners. As women Douglass, Vance .......... 50-22
or before October 1, 1021.
| dents, James Dny, Jr., ami Howard cannot bo worked on tho county roads Smith, II. P.................... 50-21
'Mobloy, E. D................. 26-10
SPECIAL ATTENTION is colled to Gallant.
they must servo their time in Jnil If Herndon, B. W............... 25- 7
Tho Sunday School nnd B. Y. I\ U., unable tenpay flno.
Stootoff, C.................. 25-12
Section 4, Ordinance 25 work hnH made great strides forward,
Kennedy, Robt............... 25-11
nnd two of tho most conspicuous in WEST PALM BEACH
\
which reads oh follows: “That tho
Stonoff,
Mike ................ 26-11
City Tax Collector boforo isuulng a li this forward movement nro tho Un
REVIVES CURFEW LAW. Kennedy, Link .............. 25- 5
cense based on a property value, or ions at Lnko Monroo nnd Chuluotn.
| Akers, Frank ......... ».... 25-10
capital stock, ahull rcqulro the p er-( Tho
ino members
mcmbcrs of tho
the oxccutivo comWEST PAL MBEACII, Sopt, 23.— Herring, Geo. G............. 25- 9
son applying for n. license to make a ' m'ttco for the ensuing year are B. F. Tho City Commission hero has revived 'Runibley, J. A................ 25-10
written statement under oath of tho McWhorter, of Umatilla, chairman;
jToinr, J. N..................... 50-19
value of tho property, or tho amount
Stovons, DoLnml; B, F. Whoel- tho curfew law nnd every person un Fox, Mcndo ................. 26- 7
of tho capital stock.”
or»Oviedo; lion. R, L. Nutt, Tavnros; der sixteen years of ago must be off
Application blanks far said licenses J* N. Thompson, Oviedo; .A. B. Can- tho streets at ten o’clock at night
As we observe tho course of this
will by furnished free of charge at tho nndy, Now Smyrna, and Jno. D. Jin- unless ho has a written statement
"who won tho war,” debate, wo grow
City Office.
kins, Sanford.
from parents or guardian that he has dally more hopeless of over being able
ALFRED FOSTER,
| Delegates to Southern Baptist Con- a good reason for being out after that to fix the guilt on any one.—Colum
166-10tc
City Tax Collector, ventlon, Hon. C. W. EnUmlngor,1hour.
bia Record.
Fine Meeting of Dele
gates From Four
Counties
Wfif. •
ff.Vr
Longwood, alternate, Snm’l McBride,
Oviedo.
Delegates to State Convention, 0.
C. Brynnt, J. W. Osteen, T. W. Coldwell, T. E. Webb, R. W. Lawton, A.
B. Cnnnndy nnd M. W. Stewart
Member Stnte Bonrd of Missions,
Dr, George Hyman.
Tho church nt Lake Monroo, which
hnH the unlquo distinction of con
structing their building in' less than
thirty dnys, invited the association to
meet with them for tho 1022 session,
nnd this invitation wns ncccptcd, time,
Monday nftcr thrid Sunday in Sep
tember, 1922.
i. *
executrix of the estnte of Wm. Weisort doing business as Wm. Weinsrti
Company is complninnnt nrul Ilerrau
Monde ct al arc defendants I the
dersigned Special Master will on Mofr |
dny, October 3rd, 1921, offer for uk
nnd sell, during tho legal houri d
snle, in front of tho Court House door
in Seminole County, Floridn, the fob I
lowing described land in snid state asd |
county, to-wlt:
Lot Six (fl) of Block "X" of Floridl
Land & Colonization Company's Mip
or Plat of St. Gertrudo’s Addition te
the Town of Sanford.
Said salo being made to satisfy s*id |
decree and costs. Purchaser to p*7
for titlo .
GEO. A. DECOTTES,
Special Master.
DICKINSON & DICKINSON,
FLORIDA SENIORS
Solicitors for Complulnnnt.
ELECT OFFICERS.
9-9-5tc.
GAINESVILLE, Sept. 23.—L. C.
Crofton, of the law college, Iuib been Phone 175 Fourth pnd Sanford Are.
elected president of tho Senior Class
New Era Printery 1
o ftho University of Florida. J. Vel
G. Bassett Smith, l*rop.
ma Keen, also of the Inw collego, wns
COMMERCIAL AND
elected vice-president nnd T. Hoyt
JOB PRINTING
Carlton, secrotary nnd treasuror.
Just the moment you npply MenthoSulphur to an Itching, burning or
broken out skin, tho Itching stops and
healing boginB, says a noted skin
specialist. This sulphur preparation,
made into n plonsant cold cream, gives
Huch a quick relief, even to fiery ecze
ma, thnt nothing has ever been found
to take its place.
Because of its germ destroying pro
perties, it quickly subdues thq itch
ing,, cools tho irritation nnd heals the
eczema right up, leaving n clear,
smooth akin in place of ugly eruptions,
rash, pimples or roughness.
You do not have to wait for im
provement. It quickly shows. You
can get n little jar of Montho-Sulphur
nt any drug store.—Adv.
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I n fo r m a t io n
If you are doing business with Bankers,
Merchants or Individuals! in Orlando,
or Or*
ange County, and feel the need of informa
tion concerning tho responsibility and cred■ it standing of your customers, it would be
wise to communicate% with us.
<%
The Orlando Credit
Association
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Post Office Box 193
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Orlando, Fla.
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•Y HERALD, FRIDAY, S:
535
A lt a m o n t e
o ts
of
LTAMONTE SPRINGS has an at1 mosphere, and so have other plac
£ es in Seminole County, but Alta
m m
liar quality of a Lodestone—it’s
habitants 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
Westinghouse o f 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 ozon'e known as the “Atmosphere
of Altamonte” and when combined with the
odor of o ran g e 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 O rienta (upon which is located the “Al
tamonte Hotel”, famous among tourists all
S e m in o le
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 buss 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 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
from her fruit industry, Altamonte is noted y
as having 40 acres in covered conservatories Y
devoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus %
Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship- %
ped in season mostly to the north, and the in- X
dustry represents an investment of over a ❖
quarter of a million dollars and a payroll of Y
hundreds of dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. Y
Haines, ex-congressman from New York, X
heads the largest of these conservatories, The 2
Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated.
2
Mr. B. L. Maltbie, of the Maltbie Chemical £
Works, of Newark, N. J., is one of Alta- Z
monte’s latest developers, and is planning a 2
great future for us this winter.
y
Altamonte has a Chamber of Commerce, %
whose Secretary, W. B. Ballard, is always X
glad to give information upon request. Alta- X
monte Springs has just recently been incor- X
porated and is officered by unsalaried men of V
progressive ideas, but within keeping with a T
low millage.
%
George E. Bates and Son are men to whom X
Altamonte Springs owes much, as many com- y
ing as their guests buy property here and y
stay as residents.
Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two X
and one-half miles through the pine woods to ♦>
the Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Les- y
ter Beeman has spent thousands of dollars to X
give a pleasure resort for the free use of the X
public, and one that is greatly appreciated. X
Mr. Beeman has a pretty little cottage at the X
Spring as have others from Sanford and
Longwood.
Altamonte Springs has never been boomed X
or exploited, but is now on the verge of a ♦♦♦
growth that will not be sporadic, but steady X
and substantial.
♦
A peculiar circumstance is the fact that A
there is only one “Altamonte Springs” in the X
world, and we are “IT”. Numbers of “Alta- y
montes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only y
A H n rv iA V itn QrM.l’tlfrO
V
one **
"Altamonte
Springs, **
THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND
INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY:
Lloyd Shoe Store
R. R. Eldridge
Commission Merchant
Star Theatre*
Roberts' Grocery
& Hill Hardware Co.
Bryan & Wheeler, Autos
f Hill Lumber Co.
Edw. Higgins, Autos.
* Mcisch Realty Co.
y Sanford Truck Growers, Inc J. E. Spurling, Real Estate
Miller’s Bakery
| Seminole County Bank
Thos. Emmett Wilson
| Peoples Bank of Sanford
Attorney-at-Law
❖ Pkst National Bank
Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co.
? Wight Grocery Co.,
Perkins & Britt,
j
Wholesalers
Haberdashers
►
? B. C. Marlowe
H. B. Lewis, Real Estate
Vegetable Broker
Cowan's Tin Shop
Tlie Ball Hardware Co.
W ight Bros. Co., Autos
Haight & Magee
Chero-Cola Bottling Co.
Automobiles
Reher Bros., Auto Painting
V. C. Coller, Contractor
Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co.,
S. 0. Shinholser, Contractor
Lee Bros., Plumbing
Southern Utilities Co.
A. P. Connelly, Real Estate Blue Front Barber Shop
The Allen Seed Co.
Heane Turner, Groceries
Sanford Paint & Wall Pa
George Fox, Cold Storage
per Co.
Mahoney-Walker Co.
Waters' Kandy Kitchen
* lumbers
Sanford Battery Service Co
?; & 0. Motor Co., Autos
Sanford Machine & Foun
Mobley’s Drug Store
dry Co. .
^anford Coca-Cola Bot. Co. Ray Bros., Battery Service
Johns River Line Hotel Montezuma
^ J o w e l l Co., Dept. Store
u-’i i ; I rice, Contractor
i Implement & Sup. Co.
Lord s Purity Water
Commission Merchant
Elder Springs Water Co.
Surprise Shoe Store
L. A. Brand, Optician
F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies
Haynes & Ratliff,
---------- 0 V
O. P. Swope
C. L. West, (
Lawton Broi
T. G. Simmc
George A. DeCottes,
Oviedo Cash
Attnrncy-nt-I.iiw
’
„
**««
T. J. Miller & Son
C. T. McCull
Hodges & McMullen,
E. A. Fame!
Barbers
„ .
H. B. McCal
Sanford Farmers Exchange
Florida Cuba Cigar Co.
—
^H u
Cigar Manufacturers
J . E. Synder
^iieni Estale^0111^’
Stanley & Rogers, Groceries
Brown's Meat Market
D. D. Daniel, Groceries
I. D. Martin,
Chuluota Company,
Ca“
rat^Co.
------- L 0 N G W 0 O D------Groceries, Feeds
E. W. Henck, Mayor
Merchant's Grocery Co.
c , Wt Entzminger
Williams Mdlinery Store
Mid-Wav Garasre
Virginia-Carolina Chem. Co Overstreet & Payne,
Fertilizers
D.> Thrasher,
Clothing, Shoes
A. J. Lossmg,
Quick Service Transfer
Groceries
T. A. O’Neill,
Longwood Hotel
A L T A M O N T E----
Sanl 0^d9MiTHb rrronhOP
G eo.E-B ates & Son,
---------- G E N E V A---------- A. H. Fuller & Son,
Logan Merc. Co.
n Go°“Me8i * u
General Merchandise
B. B* McIntosh,
C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse.
FarK° Lumber CoE. Curlett,
---------- M O N R O E ---------Coca-Cola B ottling Co.
J. W. Flynt, Gen. Mdse.
Wakefield Preserving Co.
Bell B ros, Growers, Ship’rs
E. A. Osteen, Grocer
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_________________ SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1921
flNEPROGRAM
)RMERCHAN-----------
Mrs. Roosevelt and Her Racing Mule
NEXT THURSDAY, SEPT. 29
Parade, Military Exhibi
tion, Races, Tourna
ment, Barbecue, etc,
BRYAhfT WANTED
RY POLK AUTHORITIES
AUTOMOBILE THEFTS.
NUMBER 157
PEACE
WITH SOME RESERVATIONS
BY SENATORS YESTERDAY
DIXIE'S FOOTBALL SEASON
OPENED TODAY WITH MANY
GAMES SCHEDULED.
But Make Some Reser
vations to the Treaty
of Versailles
(By The AuocUUd Frau)
(By Tbi A.tocl.Ud Prau)
LAKELAND, Sept. 24.—D. M. Bry
ATLANTA,
Ga., Sept. 24.—Dixie’s
ant, wanted by Pol kcounty authori
football
season
oponed today with
ties in connection with the alleged au
tho
major
teams
generally lined up
tomobile theft ring, was arrested at
against
lighter
opponents
in a pre
Warren, Ohio, according to Sheriff
trade extension c o m m it t e e
liminary
contest,
designed
to put on
Logan. Bryant la under indictment
expects big crow d h e r e
the
finishing
touches
for
titular
clash LEADER OF IRRECONCILABLE8
In connection with tho theft <rf an nuSTANDS OUT AGAINST THE
FROM ADJOINING COUNTIES
es
in
tho
fall.
tomoblle In Tampa when he left Lake
R ECO MMEN RATIONS
_____l
The Trade Extension committee of land.
(By
Tho
AuocUUd Frau)
the Sanford Chnmber of Commerce
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—Prtslhas about completed all arrangements
dent Harding, in n letter to Senator
which will make Thursday, Septem
Lodge, rend in thc Bennto today when
ber 29th a Gain Day in every sense of
consideration of Mic treaties with Ger
the word.
many, Australiu, and Hungary begun
A mule nice. In which Mrs. ThcuUutc Itoosovell mid .Mrs. J. Griswold
The thousands of visitors expected
suid pacts would put-naido last rem
Webb
drove
the
bulky
imlinnls,
wns
the
feutilre
uttrpcfluo
of
the
Duchess
in Sanford that day will be more thor
nant of war relationship and bring
county
fair
at
Poughkeepsie,
N.
Y.
The
ovotu
ended
In
ii draw. The photo
oughly entertained than a smnll boy
graph shows Mrs. Roosevelt In her sulky, und her liusliund at the mule's head. HAVE GONE AS FAR AS POSSIBLE complete return to peace.
at a three ring circus. The program
WITH THE SINN
as arranged by the committee is as HARVESTING PROGRESSES AND
FEIN
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—Treat
CORN YIELD SHOWS
follows:
ies
of peace negotiated by tho adminFAVORABLE.
10 a. m. a parade, which will con*
DUNDEE,TSco^nd!*SopV.i 24—Win- [“trntion with Gcrmany’ Au8tr,a a"d
list of the Snnford Rand, Sanford’s
ston
Spencer Churchill, minister of Hungary were approved yesterday by
(By
Tho
AuocUUd
Frau)
own Conipnay D, tho tournament rid GAINESVILLE, Sept. 24—Harvest
colonics, speaking here today said the tho Benato foreign relations commit
ers, and automobiles with the busi
ing is progressing rapidly but nil of
British government? hnd gone to it ut tee, but with two reservations.
ness men and any others who desire the crops need rain says n review of
One reservation, similar to a Lodge
most limit in Ita offer to Sinn Fein
to participate in this parade.
reservation
to tho treaty of Versailles,
tho Florida crop conditions for tho
nnd if it wns rejected the government
The parade will he led by Sheriff
week ending today, by the Federal
would require nn act of congress prior
hnd
nothing
else
to
give.
Hind, who hns officiated many times
to representation of or participation
Bureau of Crop Estimates here. Tho ENGLISH WOMAN GOLF
in the role of Marshall. Those partic
CHAMPION WINS IN CANADA Sanford’s Big Daily Will
in any foreign agencies or commis
corn yield is showing up fnvorable.
VETERANS p F FOREIGN
ipating in the parade will assemble at
sions by nn American representative
Cotton picking is well advanced. Dry
Give
All
the
News
to
(By Tha AitocUtad Praia)
WARS ELECT OFFICERS.
Central Park und Onk streets, and the
whose nomination would have to be
weather is hurting the late sweet po
OTTAWA,
Sept. 24.—Miss Cecil
route will be down Onk to First, from
The
Readers
tatoes.
Citrus,fruit
is
ripening
rapid
(B,
Tk.
AuocUUd
Frau)
confirmed
by tho senate. Thc other
Lcitch, British woman golf champion
First to Magnolin, out Magnolia to
DETROIT,
Sept.
24.—Cnptnin
Robt.
j
is
designed
to protect tho property
ly but rain is badly needed.
today won the Canndian womnn’a titlo
Seventh, West on Seventh to Park,
Believing thut nothing is too good Woodside, of Pittsburgh, was re-elect- rights of American citizens ns well as
Transplanting
of
truck
is
well
ad
by unprecedented oosy victory for the
down Park to Court House.
vanced in South Florida in spite of championship match.* In tho final for Sanford in the newspaper line and ed commander in chief of tho Veter-!of tho American gpvornment in the
The address of welcome will be giv
knowing thnt the World’s Series of
en by Capt, Geo. A. DeCottes, and will tho dry weather. The supply of farm round she defeated Miss Mollie Mc the great American game is interest nns of Foreign Wore at the closing thrco former enemy countries.
Adoption of thc two reservations
be followed by nn exhibition drill by labor exceeds the demand in many Bride by seventeen up and fifteen to ing to many people here, the Daily Bession of tho annual convention here IIbrought
from the white house the
parts
of
tho
state.
today.
play.1
•
•
.
.«
/■
Company D. This drill should prove
Herald has made arrangements with
statement that while President Hard
interesting to those who have nevor
that greatest of nuwa gathering ngoning had not seen their next ho favor
JESSE GUILFORD HAD piX
wen the operation of a machine gun,
cics, the Associated Press, to give tho
ed
the principles involved and no ob
UP AT EIGHTEENTH HOLE scries by innings each day for the
and in the use of which Company D
jection would bo raised by tho admin
hu become especially proficient. Fol
iit ti, a . , . _ ,
Daily Herald.
istration to ratification with tho pro
lowing the drill the barbecue wilF bo
ST. LOUIS,* Sept.* 24.—Jesse Gull- , This service costa reul money and
posed reservations attached.
held, and the balance of the nftemoon
ford, Boston, wns six up on Robert our readers will be able to get their
I Senator I!ornh, Republican, Idaho, a
will be devoted to tournament and
Gardner, Chicago, nt tho end of th e ' I)Hily Hcrnld each afternoon ns soon
| lender of the "irrcconcilnbles” in tho
races. Arrangements have also been
eighteenth hole in the final for nation- 08 the B«me is finished nnd go over
trenty of Versailles ratification fight,
made to have the band give n concert
each detail just ns though they were
nlono
of tho foreign relations commit
nl
amateur
golf
championship
today
during the afternoon. The barbccuo TWIN GALLOWS CLAIM PUTNAM
watching the game. We will give you PROMISES TO GIVE SANFORD tee, stood out against the recommen
at
St.
Louis
country
club.
PONSELL AND JAKE
VISITORS BIGGEST TIME OF
will be held on the lake front and tho
everything possible in each game that
dation that the three treaties be rat
•
MARTIN
THEIR YOUNG LIVES
races will ho run on the same place as
can be obtained by wire und all those
ified with the proposed reservations.
they were on last Armistice day. The
Frank Pope, Sr., Dead; who art; not subscribers to the Daily
Democratic
commlttcu members joined
CESTVIEW, Sept. 24.—A double
Everyone from Orlando who comes
band concerts will he given in front of
IIeral(f*Miou1d make arrangements to
is
Father
of
Man
Ac
with
the
other
Republicans in order
the Court House for which a special execution took plnce here yesterday
huvo
boy bring it to .your door into tlie office of the secretary asks ing the pacts reported favorably to
cused
of
Murder
in
Jax
when Putnam Ponsell nnd Jake Mar
band stand will be provided.
now. There nre so many big things tho same question, how many enn the sennto where they were presented
The evening entertainment will be a tin paid tho death pcnnlty for the
happening in the world today and so we expect from Sanford at thu ban Into yesterday by Senator Lodge, of
large street dance starting at eight murder of John Tuggle orj July 4 Had Never Been Told of His Son’s inuny state and locul happenings thnt quet next Tuesday, Sept. 27th. They
Massachusetts, Republican lender and
Predicament
o’clock and lasting until such time us near this plnce. Tho trap was Bprung
you ennnot keep up with it unless you also leave the veiled hint thnt the Or- committee chairman.
nt 12:10 p. m., nnd thc men were pro
those participating call it a day.
have the Dully Herald. Wntch and Inndo Chnmber of Commerce is nran(By Tha AuocUUd Frau)
a reception that will contain1 The ,treaties,
. Senator
,
„ , Lodge
. ,
The Rod £ Gun Club have also nd- nounced dend In eighteen minutes.
wait for the big world's series und nil rnnging
JACKSONVILLE,
Sept.
24.—Colon
many
interesting
features.
’
|»°unced,
are
to
be
called
before
tho
'iscd that they will hold n shoot in tho
A crowd cstinintcd at 1,000 persons
the other nows thut goes to your
The secretary has already advised ««n«te today when he plans to mako
afternoon, at which time prizes will bo had gathered to witness the hnnging, el Frnnk Pope, Bcnior, ono of thc most
noted
criminal
lawyers
of
the
Southhomus
overy
tho
Herald
route,
the
Orlando people to make reserva, ft Preferential motion for their dlsofiered for high scores.
which wjis a public one.
east,
nnd
father
of
John
Pope,
local
ThB
worl‘i’»
8cric8
wil1
Bturt
0ct°
btions for nt least seventy-fivu from the' ?USsi°n uht;nd ° f 0,1 othor bu«in«“ ’ «
Both Ponsell nnd Martin again ad
The arrangements provide a good
nttorney, on trial for murder, died to- er 5 it was Htntcd yesterday, the first Sanford Chamber of Commerce. He 1h proposed, however, to give right of
'me for everybody. E verything is mitted their guilt just before the exe
dny in Port Orange nt the age of 71. game being played on tho home has been told repeatedly that the Or way next week to the tax bill nnd to
/ ' 1 a,l('
the com m ittee expects cution.
grounds of the National League team.
have night sessions beginning probab
rom those who are present Ih to en A collection wns taken up in the Col. Popo was in feeble health and
In the event either Pittsburg or lando people had hoped for at least ly next Tuesday, in an effort to hast
bccnuHo
of
this
he
hnd
not
participated
joy themselves to their fullest extent crowd for tho benefit of the wife
Cleveland should finish first, two ser ono hundred from the local Chamber. en ratification.
ml capacity.
Inasmuch as there was such u largo
nnd two children of Ponsell nnd tho in the defense of his son, but his sec ies games will be played in the Nat
The merchants of Sanford nro also wifd und one child of Martin, who ond son, Frnnk Pope, jr., is assisting ional League city, the next two in the representation nt tho bnnquet held in ' Committeo discussion of the treatquested by the committee to decor nre destitute and more than n thous in thc defense of his brother. Upon American League town, and so on. Sanford last month, tho Sanford ties yeaterdajr devciopcd that tho adannouncement of the death of Colonel
Chamber of Commerce should rocipro- '" '" ‘"‘"'Hon plans to begin wlthdrawand dollars was contributed.
, th,el'
f'*r this occasion.
Both New York teuins uro at present
Pope
Judge
Gibbs
ordered
n
recess
ente this visit by n large attendance f °* American troops from Germany
a»t, but not least, is the minstrel
Martin went to his death cnlnily
Tentative lending thc longues.
at the Orlando banquet.
(Immediately after ratification.
o be given by "Co. D’’ and tho Anted singing a hymn. Ponsell collapsed until Monday morning.
Tho details of the Hcrics were ar
" Legion in the Princess Theatre at on the gallows nnd a hypodermic jury had been completed but statu was ranged yoBterduy nt a meeting of tho
As an entertainment feature tho I _
“
I~
needle hud to bo administered. Short challenging panel when recess was longue p re s e n ts with Judge Kene- Orlando Chambor of Commerco has L o n e K l l K lU X
ly before their death tho men received taken. Colonel Popo had 'never been snw M. I.nmlis, baseball commission engaged the services of thc famous'
R irln o T h r u Q f ro o ta
K , f ie S l n r U
a letter from tho mother of thc slain told of his son’s predicament.
^ictim ol Jealousy
er. The commissioner nnd tho Lea vaudeville artists, Haig & Haig, the'
* ftW llU S K Q j O K I f l.
man, saying she had forgiven them for
gue presidents fixed the Bjries prices Irish Comedian Imperial Burke, and,
Cunnot Recover—
Messrs.
Walker
and
Walker,
who
on
the murder of her son.
Ty Cobb Tied With
at from $1 to $0.
Miss Hanan Sinking Mrs. Martin, wife of Jnke Martin, -Team Mate in the
Nine gnmcH may bo played, it is many occasions have demonstrated Carried Banner With Wnrning and.
Was Fired Upon
.
Thursday sought clemency for her
said, the series going to tho winner of their ability to cause melodies to emiAmerican
League
nate
from
vocal
organs
which
had
l0,iTe IU,hind Shooting Remains Ob husband before tho pardon board, not
five. If a ninth gamo is played and
(II7 Th« A n ooU tcd Fr«M)
attempted an inter
with the belief thnt she would be suc
scure Today
one
of the teams outside of Nuw York never previously
.....
_____
____
r
..........
PAWHUSKA,
Okln., Sept. 24.—A
CHICAGO,
Sept.
24.—Ty
Cobb
Is
pretation
of
any
musical
composition.
cessful, bIic said, but in order that tho
is in thc scricH, a coin will he uhc<1 to
tied with his team mate, Hnrry HeilThere
will
bJ
many
other
interest,lonc
wh,to
c,nd
horseman
suddenly ap
now
baby
daughters
would
understand
decide tho city.
new york AW
p":*)
mnnn for batting honors'of the Amer
ing
features
arranged
for
tho
enter-,
ponrod
niKb*,
gnllopod
through
Iunim J,
' Sept- 24.— Mildred it all in after years.
There will be no day of rest be
« form ’ . " as 8b,jt yesterday by
Thc throng witnessing thc execu ican League with percentage of .304. tween tho games in the event that tuinment of tho Sanford members, nnd t.ho h08*™-’89 section, then as suddonly
M ? Um>Mrs’ « ^ o L a w c s , tion yesterday camo from the sur Hornsby, of St. Louis, is leading tho either Cleveland or Pittsburg play ono those who fail to attend will not only disuppeared. Bore bunner inscribed
with warning to gnmblers, bootleggers
Home
critonE, Hi,,'kinR rapl,i|y today. rounding countryside. As early ns Nntionnl League with .405.
of tho New York teams, it was decid miss n good time, but nlso nn opporruns,
Bnbo
ItutV,
60;
National,
Kelly,
tunity
to
observe
the
wonderful
sp
irit,an<*
others. A shot was fired at tho
eiult uf
RUf * i!° haV° 8Ct ,n UB t h o Thursday automobilo parties had been
ed, Four umpires wilf be selected af
Now
York,
23;
runs
scored,
Ruth
168;
which
permeates
thoso
live
wires
who
i
wb^°
horseman but he esenpod apeived „
th^« wounds re- pouring into town.
ter the close of* tho regular H e n s o n ,
National,
Hornesby,
127;
stolen
bases,
hnvo
boon
responsible
for
tho
phenomJPftrcr,Hy
uninjured,
Tuggle was murdered after ho had
ent of a frj '17 .lt,nvi"K tho ap«rtOctober 2.
American,
Sislcr,
St.
Louis,
27;
Nat
unal
progress
Orlando
has
mndo
in
its
oh" Borina i
Hr"°klyn with takon tho men in his automobile, and
civic development.
be ■hoot
* h f ii i ,i ' Thc mot,ve back of* in order that ho might bo robbed of ional, Frisch, Now York, 47.
Robbers Fail in At
It will afford a fine opportunity also
Tax Revision Bill
ure. Thw' rin’U,inc<l H°mewhnt ob- n trivial sum.
BANK CASHIER MET DEATH
tempt on Safe at De
to get acquainted. Cars leavo Semi
t Borland'i^nttf l?aIoU8y on ««ount
Will Make Saving
AT DOOR OF THE VAULT
nole Hotel nt 0:45 p. m.
WIDELY
SCATTERED
SHOWERS
Leon Springs P. O.
i
hytC|h(!°nUi,t0 Ml” ,I“"of Many
Millions
r Borland Mi,! .,P° C°’ rePu<Jiate<1 WEATHER REPORT FOR WEEK PROBABLY HELD UP BY ROBBER
•
(By Tb« AuooltUd Frau)
BANK CASHEIR ARRAIGNED.
NO INDICATIONS OF STORM.
^'■ U ter M [!nnnn “nd Mrs.
,'Br Th« Aum)i M Frau)
DELAND,
Sept. 24.—Robbers
Much
Better
Than
One
Passed
by
the
n Franc 8C«', "ih
E‘ Ditthwn»» in
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.—Fred Chris
IBy Tha AuooUtod Fraaai
1she wn. ' h°y exProMe<l belief
House
PORTLAND, Me., Sopt. 24—Rob- f,liled lust ni®ht ,n on attempt to
tiansen, twenty-four, cabhier of tho
ert L. Bean, caah'er of tho Meguntl- drd* and ^ ow the postoffice safe at
*• and li,,uor.,p0rnrily dorangotl bV WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—Normal
temperature, generally fair weather, Glenview State Bank, at Glenviow,
(By The AuocUUd Frau)
cock National Bank,, of Camdon, w ns!DoL,eon Springs but escaped with ten
except widely scattered thundor- 111., was found dead on tho floor near
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 24.—Tax re arraigned here today as a defaulter dollnr8 taken from the cosh register,
^ bf^ hikn ^ cook d ie s .
aho\yers, is the forecast for Folrida the ontranco to tho vault) when tho vision bill as reported by tho sonata to the amount of $275,000 on a rccont Entrnncu wa8 sained through the rear
for tho week beginning Sunday. No bank opened today. Ho had a bul- finance committee estimated would indictment returned by tho grand Jury 'J[indow °* Bedford Jonea' store. Mrs.
■ t e y * N- V" »«PI. 2 4 .- indication at this time of a disturb lot wound in the slcie ond clutching a yield three $3,324,000,000 this fiscal in the federal district court. Miss Ella | e<“ ord Jonea i* postmistress.
k for
’ ncRra*Who kervifi ad ance in tho Wost Indies.
revolver in one hand, but no cartridg year or eighty-four million more than
M. Backoy, n bookkeeper In tho bank,
1
es had been flrod from it.
the moasure passed by the house, says
waa indicted on the chargo that she
^ man ci*t,na to h*vo discovered
the majority report on the bill approv aided Bean.
Congress seems to divide its time
,rri»on and r \ L d ,for pre"id<mt«
|* waed th at, will curs tho tobacco
ed
and made public today by the 'com
—Get
your
Scratch
Pads
from
The
fairly
onough
between
oxtravaganco
,8tf^ l i d a(? ? ! r dL' 0fthc Un|ted
-—
—-----—
| habit. It Isn’t new. TJjey have been
dead nt hie home h<?re.
mittee.
.
' Herald—by the pound—15c.
and oxtravganza.
Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. ' using it In 6-cent cigars.
e v e r y t w free
BORAH IS BORE
CHURCHILL
SAYS BRITISH
AT THE LIMIT
ALL CROPS
NEED RAIN,
SAYS BUREAU
WORLD’S SERIES PUBLISHED
EVERY AFTERNOON IN HERALD
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS SERVICE
AT CRESTVIEW OF
TWO MURDERERS
ORLANDO WILL
EXTEND GLAD
HAND TUESDAY
�THE SANFORD DAILY HE:
PAGE EIGHT
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1021
8CHOOL CHILDREN
CAN GET THEIR BOOKS
NOW AND SAVE TIME
In this issuo of tho Herald ia the
Hat of school books required by the
children of the public schools and in
order to facilitate matters and not
causo bo much confusion on the open
ing days of school the pupils con get
their books and supplies now. Look
over the lint and go to Mobley's Drug
Store and get all of your books at
once and be all ready for Bchool when
it opens on Monday, October 3rd.
LOIS WEBER Presents
JVise W
"Too
WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST
Also “Out of the N ight” a 2-part Comedy
SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS
COMMITTEE ORDERS REPORT
ONi PEACE TREATY TODAY
(By T in AaaocUUd T n u )
WASHINGTON, Sept.- 23.—Favornbie report on pence treaties betwcon
the United States, Germany, Austria
nnd Hungary woro ordered today by
the senate foreign relations commit
tee.
Tomorrow—Mary Miles Minter in “Don’t
Call Me Little Girl”
IlOOK OF SERMONS
IN BURGLAR'S OUTFIT,
Buy H art Schaffner & Marx clothes
Four good reasons: they’re
very stylish; there’s no better
quality; they last long—and
that saves money
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
FLAG APPEARED UPSIDE DOWN cinls. The troubl owns caused by Sam
tho negro assistant jnnitor, who ex
MIAMI, Sept. 23.—Tho Stars nnd plained to tho custodian that he had
Stripes npponred upside down on the pulled the wrong halyard.
federal building flag polo here one
dny this week, caused a great deal of
The Haile Grocery Co., a new wholo
comment upon the Rtrcets nnd prompt sale grocery concern has opened for
ed scores of telephone calls to offi- business at Dnytonn. •
MIAMI, Sopt. 23.—Tho police al
ways regard the contents of n burg
lar's kit as interesting but tho discov
ery of n book of lermons in ono held
here is said to have shattered alt local
records for oddities. A burglar sent
enced hero recently by Judgo Nor
fleet to spend tho next ,six years in
the state prisoon, left n smnll hand
bag o ftools nnd other articles which
upon examination was found to in
clude n tlmo worn volume of sermons
on the "Temptation of Christ," pub
lished nearly 350 years ago, Tho book
boro the improlnt of a publisher in
,London, England, nnd was published
in 1085.
At Pittsburg 3-0, Brooklyn 0-1
At Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 4,
Others not scheduled.
International IAnguc.
At Newark 8-4, Baltlmoro 1-1.
At Reading 12-7, Jersey City 5
Others not scheduled.
NEW YORK, Sopt. 23.—Johnny
Buff, champion flyweight lioxor, will
go into the ring against Bantam
weight Champion Pcto Herman to
night weighing 110 pounds, it wns an
nounced todny. Herman will weigh
118 pounds.
Joe Lynch, who won the bantam
weight crown from Herman, then lost
it bnck ngnin, returned todny from
tho Mnino woods, whero ho hnH been
training. Ho said ho would sock nn
early return engagement with tho
tltlo holder. Lynch has been ordered
by Tox Rickard to return n dlnmond
studded belt oinblcmntic of the cham
pionship which ho recolved when he
dethroned Herman nnd kopt whon
Herman turned the tables.
OTTAWA, Sept. 23.—Miss Cecil
Leitch, British woman’s golf chnmpion today defeated Aloxn Stirling of 1
Atlanta in tho Canadian championship
tournament, throo and ono, in semi-,
finals. Miss Stirling loses Canadian
championship which she won last
year.
,
*
But such a life—it was his theory about
how to get a living without working.
The world owes each one a living but it
is un to every one to collect it. The best
way to get the best living is to have your
money where you can get it when you
want it—in the bank
^
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ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 23.—Al
though tho arresting officer agreed
with a local negro, thnt a man wns
justified in "cussing" his nutomobilo
when tho motor failed to run, Munici
pal Judgo Spear did not tnkc tho
same position when tho motorist ap
peared before him Thursday and tho
negro was fined $10 nnd costs for
using profnno lnngunge.
The negro recently purchased at
fourth hand an nutomobilo of small
nize and had it overhauled. Tho motor
balked ono day this week nnd aftor
vnin nttempts to mnke
it spin, ho
stood to one sldo and, according to
tl.c policeman, employed almost every
word known to tho profnno vocabu
lary in nn attempt to oxpross his
opinion of tho machine. Tho officer
arrested tho negro, ordered him into
the machine nnd told him to drlvo to
tho police station. Tho car stopped
flvo times on tho trip of a few blocks
to pollco headquarters and it wns
during tho journey that the officer
agreed with tho prisoner thnt ho had
n right to express his thoughts in
strong langungo.
Is obtained by saving your money while
you are making it and put it in the bank
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
LET US TELL YOU
ABOUTIT TODAY
T h e Peoples Bank
o f Sanford
Our Matinee Sales
are very
“P O P U L A R ”
THIS WEEK ONLY
1 quart glass ja r of Peanut Butter..........................
10-oz. can of Over-sea Preserved Figs, per can.......
Welsh’s 14-oz. Apple Butter, glass ja r.....................
15 1-2-oz. can of Pink Snlmon, per can.....................
1 dozen cans of tall Cream, per dozen......................$
1 dozen cans of small Cream, per doz........................
Best Western Pork Chops, ^er lb.............................
Best Western Steak, per l b . .................... .............
Best Western Round Steak, per lb..........................
“Star” Picnic Hams, per lb.......................................
Another barrel of those good Apples in todny.
Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Beets, Etc
IN T R O D U C IN G
PEGGY PAIGE PETITE M ODELS FOR FALL
Atlantic Association.
At Greenville 7, Charlotto 2.
At Spnrtnnburg 3, Columbia 0,
At Charleston 4, Augusta 7.
At
At
At
At
HE OBTAINED THE LIVING
The ONLY DECENT LIVING
4
S o u th
American Association.
Columbus 8-10, Kansas City 1-4
Toledo 15, Malwuukeo 7.
Indianapolis 5, St. Paul (1.
Louisville R, Memphis 13.
Said tho-fellow who did not like to work
and ho really thought the world should
pay him without working
i«s
FINED FOR CUSSING HIS CAR,
American Longue
At New York 12, Detroit 5.
At Boston 8, Cleveland 0, (12 Ings)
At Philadelphia 0-3, St. Louis 5-4.
Others not scheduled.
N ational League.
The World Owes
Me a Living
Dressed Hens and Fine Friers
Presenting
Exhibiting
an unusually
attractive
Model in
Navy Blue,
new* Frocks
of classic s
beauty in
originnl
Peggy Paige
models.
Fashioned
in all new
and
luxurious
fabrics.
• Serge
A distinctive
ly new
frock of
extraordinary
design
I. D. MARTIN
Agk the Man who Enjoys a
Good Smoke about the
BRUSH END”and “OVER THE TOP
Sanford’s New Cigars in
the New Factory
Hnving recently opened a new Cigar Factory in
Sanford, we are prepared to furnish the Merchants
with a Superior Cigar—One that Cost tho Mer
chant more but the Smoker the same.
Exclusiveness
Individuality
Economy
Real Five Cent Cigars
The trio of qualities t^iat lift Baumel’s modes above the commonplace. This
is the direct result of a well defined policy of combining distinctive styling,
plus the rule of quality and minus excessive cost.
OVER THE TOP” and “BRUSH END
Remember the Names
THE FLORIDA PRODUCE CO.
. MANUFACTURERS
WIGHT GROCERY CO., Distributors
WHERE STYLE REIGNS1
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1921
F AGE TWO
ne—
— =
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.
IThe Seminole County j
Bank
slated by Mrs. Archie Betts, served
a delicious salad course, followed by
on ice course, the color scheme being
carried out in the refreshments.
Mrs. Bower's guests wore;
Lazarus, Mrs. La Vorno Hurt,
R. R. Dens, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs
W. E. Watson, Mrs Hal Wight, Mrs.
Claude Howard, Miss Mablo Bowler,
Mrs D. L. Thrasher, Miss Moll Whitner.'Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Mrs. S. M.
Lloyd nnd Mrs. Archie Betts,
REVEALING NEW IDEAS
F ind out if Your
W heels are in Line
*i
>
'
It Costs Nothing
We have installed a
CAMPING PARTY
AT PALM SPRINGS.
Acongenlnl group of young folks
who hnvo been camping at the "Beeman Cottage,” at Palm Springs, this
week, nnd chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Goodspcod, arc: Misses La
Claire Jones, Mary Elizabeth Puloston, Maud Lake, Kitty DuBoso, nnd
Messrs. Pierce Griffin, W. A. Adams,
Ed. Humph.
W eaver W heel Alignment
Indicator
Drive through our place and if
your wheels are out of alignment
the bell will ring. .
,
SLEEPING SICKNESS”
I
Many new Ideas appear
Those who have hoard Dr. George
formal
tailored froek .«» ...» —.....»
Hyman in his Sunday addresses at
[fall ami winter In which the .vogue
the Baptist Temple will be glad to for embroidery and that for fringes
know that he hnB selected twq very have hcen so artfully ntiil beautifully
interesting subjects for discussion to united. It tukes the place of a formal
SERVICE
. PROGRESS
STRENGTH
morrow. They arc as follows:
‘tailored suit and Is perhaps evei>
4 % INTEREST PAID
Morning at 11:00 o’clock, "Stnkcs linore adaptable to 'many occasions
than Its forerunner. The picture tells
nnd Cords.”
Evening at 8:00 o'clock: "Sleeping Its story; but note the shape of the
neck nnd sleeves, thu narrow Ince
Sickness.”
coinmodious nnd ntturnctive in the . There enn be no doubt ns to the vestco and strap licit, the Ingenious MARY PIIILBIN COMING
TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear m>n-skida
placing of embroidery—they ar<* all i
IN UNIVERSAL PICTURE,
j32x4>,{, ............................
mju
j city, was artistically decorated w ith' helpfulness of the messages, There Important.
"DANGER
AHEAD”
3
JxlVi
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3
1
00
in profusion of Spnnlsh moss, p o t,will be inspiration ns well ns in formaI
All
other
sizes
any
make
in
proporflowers and pink roses. In the spa- tion. Dr. Ilyman lit such a progresA. C. L. RECORD
■When "Danger Aheadi" comes to tion. Get our prices before you buy—
MR8. FRED DAIGBK, Society Editor,^ cjous pnrjor( whoro the program was sivo that he would not mail n letter
the
Princess Theatre tonight, it will Ray Brothers. Phone 548.
150-tfe
__________Rhone 2I7-W______ ’___ ■rcndered, quantities of pink roses in a box that said “Pull Down.” Thu
The Atlantic Const Line has made serve as specticuinrly dramatic initial
Ilnptist Temple is a regular derrick in up the record for tho performance of
wero arranged in bowls and vases.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
starring vehicle for Mary Philldn,
An interesting program was ren- ,Sanford.
Phone 171) Fourth nnd Snnford Art
all
passenger
trains
operated
over
the
j
Universal's recent screen discovery.
Always
but they
Saturday—Tha Children’s Story Hour dered by the following:
. . . a. crowd
. . there
.
, have
_
Atlantic Const Line for August, nnd
Just what do the simple village folk
New Era Printery
will be hold at the Central Park at
Miss Ruby Roy, violin solo, accom-,not taken down the sign, “We’ve Snv- ■find that the record for punctual along the New England const line
G. Bassett Smith, I'rop.
5p m
pnnied on tho piano by Miss Sara (Od a Place for You.
schedule was 05.4 per cent, which is think of the city dwellers who come
COMMERCIAL AND
MONDAY—Mrs. H. II. McCnslln will Mndrc. t
one per cent better than July.
each summer to breathe the pure air
JOB PRINTING
ontertnln the members of tile WestMrs. A. M. Phillips, vocal solo, ncIt is the purpose of the manage ami enjoy a vacation from their stren
minster Club at her home on Mag- com pnnied on piano by Mrs. Schello
ment of the Coast Line to maintain as uous life in the city?
nearly 100 per cent performance as
nolin Ave., at 7:30 p. m.
Malnca.
The answer to this question is ade
possible to do.
Pipe Organ Club will give a swimMrs. Glenn, vocal solo, accompanquately -given in "Dungcr Ahead!"
mlng pnrty at Crystal Lake. Mrs. ied on piano l»y Miss Sara Mndre.
adapted, from “Tho Harbor Rond" the
Slnah Bray and Miss Clara Milieu
Mrs. Tom Moore, reading,
CANT LIVE WITHOUT HERALD. „0vel by Sara Ware Bassett.
will be hostesses.
1 Mr. Homer Claus, vocal solo, acAmazed and scandalized by Dora City Licenses Due Oc
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Miss Maude Cameron, a former Mnyliew, who arrives from the city
MONDAY—The Roof Garden Club compnnlod on piano by Mrs. Claus,
tober 1, 1921
Remember
the services nt the Con- Snnfor.l Kiri, nnd dnwrhtcr of Archie „„d Immcdlntrly nefn
meets Monday, September 20th, at
Miss Virginia DeCoursey, piano
" r * ' ,‘"c
about winning a
.
xm'orrmv.
They
Cn„
who
bc0„
T,
f„r
:rich
wh
who is vacationing
4 o’clock, with Miss Beatrice Mar solo.
ATTENTION is called to the fact
nt 9:45 a.'
. ‘ .J
Judge Malnes, remarks ns to the ,^jegin
8 with the Bible School
,
the past three years, writerf to the j there, these simple folk react to the
tin, nt her home on Celery avenue.
that all City Licenses are payable on
m. At 11 o clock services Mr. BurCircle No. 1, of the Methodist church, meaning and work *»f tho club.
bans will speak on "The Legal Aspect Herald to send her the Weekly for, situation, by imagining evi! also of or before Octobep 1, 1921,
After
the
progrnm,
Miss
Clara
Milwill meet with their ehnirmnn,
of Salvation." Tho "old, old sto ry ", as . she expresses it, “I can't do with- llttlc “Tressie,”, the slavey
, , of ,,a sum*
, ,
SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to
Mrs. L. P. Hagan, at her home at ten, dressed as a gypsy, was on the will be told in n new way. You mi{?ht' ^ t / h o denr old Sanford Hernld.’VWe
h“8 ,,VC<I ln
g p. ni,
side veranda, where she delighted to hear it.
hasten to place Miss Maude on tho the villnge nil her life,
Plots and counter-plots, intrigue Section 4, Ordinance 25
Miss Mell Whitnur will entertain nt every one desiring to know the fate
The Christian Endeavor meets nt list ,nml to add thnt hardly anyone
Bridge, nt her home on Magnalia of their lives by telling fortunes, this 7:45 p. m., the leader will be Mrs, can live now without either the daily nnd queer situations, sometimes trng- which reads ns follows: “That tho
nvenuo.
caused much merriment, not only Henry Nickel. An interesting session'
" ’cokly Herald. In fact, none ofjjc nnd sometimes containing comedy City Tax Collector before issuing*li
] the people are diving without tho touches, result when two young men cense based on n property value, cr
TUESDAY—Mrs. Hal Wight, will en- with tho younger people, hut with the is expected.
tortniu at Bridge, in compliment to older ones also.
At the night service Mr. Burhunp , Herald. Some of them are existing, become entangled in a cross-purpose capital stock, shall require tho per
son npplying for a license to nuke i
love affair with Dorn nnd "Tressie."
ithout it.
Mrs. S. D. Lazarus, of Brooklyn, • Home-made candy was on Hale by will
ill speak on the subject, “An Empty Intt none are living witl
written
statement under oath cf the
Life
aa.
it
is
lived
in
“down
East"
tho
club
members,
after
all
receipts
sholl.”
There
will
nlso
be
given
some
N. Y.
value
of
the property, or the amount
villages
is
excellently
portrnyed
in
There will be a call meeting nt the were checked up, the girls very proud very beautiful stereopticon views, one MUSIC AT THE TEMPLE SUNDAY
"Danger
Ahead!"
n
picture
thnt
has
a
of
the
capital
stock."
Woman's Club Tuesday afternoon at ly brought forth the sum of $20.02.
set illustrating the song "The Holy
Application
blanks for snld licence)
universal
appeal
hecuuso
of
its
sim
Miss Sara Mardru will preside at
4:30 o'clock for the purpose of electPunch and cake was served, on the City."
plicity
and
naturalness.
will
be
furnished
free of charge at tie
ing a treasurer and confirming the spacious veranda, by the club niemA welcome awaits all. Come nnd H»e organ.
The
story
unfolds
simply
nnd
then
City
Office.
Mrs. A. M. Phillips will sing in the
nominution of the social department hers.
bring your friends.
ALFRED FOSTER,
speeds to a climax, brcnth-snntching
evening.
chairman. By order of the president,
This celebrates the first party given
156-IOtc
City Tax Collector.
in
its
dramatic
force
nnd
intensity”
.
Mrs.
Laura
Betts
will
sing
in
the
by tho Roof Garden Club, nnd oxHOLY CROSS CHURCH
morning,
•
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith returned pressions from all present indicated
Church services for the 18th Sun*:•
+-y
-j-•:*-p -y
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There is always good music at the j--i--:-<*-v-y
home Thursday night from Jackson- that the occasion was fully enjoyed dny after Trinity, September 25th,
Temple.
villc, where they have been visiting f,^r all voted a most delightful time, will be:
relatives. Little Miss Juunitu Smith
7:30 a. m.—Low Celebration.
NOTICE
0:45 a. m.—Sunday School,
remained over with her mint, M rs.1
| \ HONOR OF VISITOR.
Will
the
party
that wns seen pick
11:00
a.
m.—Church
service.
ItoUBsocnu, who will accompany her
liable Bowler entertained nt
ing
up
the
31x4
Goodyear tire thnt
8:00
p.
m.—Vespers
nnd
nddress.
homo I-ridny.
t bridge, Thursday afternoon, in com
fell from my car Thursday afternoon
Excellent
music,
as
always,
by
FROM THE FOREST TO YOU
pliment to Mrs. 3. D. Lazarus, of New
Mr, nnd Mrs. I*. E. Roumillatt and y „ rj(( who jH here visiting her rnoth- large choir and soloists. Everyone is near the Hand Blacksmith Shop on
By climinntlng all of tho waste, ovor half of the labor, nil of the
First 'street, please deliver the namo
Master I<ranees, are spending this cJ>1 Mre Frank, There wore two tables always welcomed.
middle mnn’s profits nnd by delivering n home on record time direct
to
njy address and receive reward?
week nt Daytona Reach.
from the forest to you
of players,
E, W. Stiles, 1021 West Third Stfeet,
BAPTIST CHURCH.
A »**■•' interesting gnnn r.i hrid.ro
157-2tp
The services nt the Baptist Temple Snnford, Fla,
Mrs. S. S. Rnutncl is in Brunswick, was rl jed during the nfto trn,n, tho
QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS
assisting tier father in putting on a pftze for high score, an ostrich fenth- for Sunday, the 25th, will be as fol
Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets
IX T H E CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDIC
lows:
"Fashion Show."
IAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY.
er fan, was won by Mrs. R. C. Bower.
Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of nny size. Built
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
FLORIDA.—IN CHANCrRY
The guest of honor was also present
according to latest improved methods of house construction, of th«
Drenching by Ur, Hyman at 11:00 a.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Lawson anil ed a fan.
CITATION
best of materials, at a great saving. Their economy is worth invest!m.
on
the
subject,
"Stakes
ami
daughter, Dorothea, returned last
Ered T. Wllllnme,
At the co ichi.df ,i of the en: I game, Cords."
gating.
Y»,
night from Tampa, where they have
Bowler served peach cream,
llt-o. II. Ili>ntt, cl til.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
Young
Peoples'
Meeting
nt
7:00
p.
Tu Cie». It Iti'inl. Iltoumlnctun, III.: (list,
been the guests of thir aunt, Mrs. c„ko nn(, anUc(l nut„.
showing
in
natural
colors many nttrnctlve, money-saving homes.
.loluivm, lltiiamliiKlim. III.; Clnrcttre
m., interesting program.
Fred Daiger, Sr.
W
him,
U
litom
lnim
in,
III,;
i:.
A
.
(Illlllnml,
Among the guests invited were:
Address by Dr. George Hymnn on Nnrmnn, III.; Jnllu 1‘. Ilrlrn, rriltlpiire- tinMrs. S. D. Lazarus, Mrs. W, E, Wat the subject, "The Sleeping Sickness" ktiiosn; Tlmriuw iti*ln»[i. m>hliuir(> unknown:
A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO.
II. A. Jlimli-jf, rt'hlih'rtPt* iitiltimwn: Clain) A,
SILVER TEA.
son, Mrs. E. M. Gnllowny, Mrs. Ln nt 8:00 p. m.
SBiiinlrrH, rp.lili>nrp mtknmvnl J. I.. Hplinrtn,
QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K
A delightful event in church circles Verne Hurt, Mrs. It. C. Bower, Miss
rptlili-titp unknown; untl Julm I.. I.ptmin. rrnlYou
will
be
interested
in
all
tho
nnd n pleasing Bocinl feature with the Mell Whitnor, Mrs, Claude Howard services held nt the Temple. "We've lien™ unknown:
CHARLESTON, S. C.
It n|i|i<-mluii from tho iwarn hill nf*cottiRoof Garden Club, of the Baptist and Mrs. Hal Wight,
phtlnl
In
Ihl*
rm
lm
<
rile■
!
nrnliuit
you.
Ilm
t
you
Saved a Place for You,”
lint,! <1111110 Inlpip.t In IIi0 ImiiU In uihl lilll of
church, and their friends, was the
ENTZMINGER BROTHERS
ftini]i!iilrit ...nihilist) ami tloarrlliotl, hlluati'il,
l.rlnj: am) Iwliw In Homlnol* 1'itunly, I'lurMa, toSilver-Tea given at the homo of Mr.
LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA.
DANCE AT WOMAN’S CLUB.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
nil: In PlItMlnun, Tnwnhltl|) ZO Soulh. Ilntmo
nnd Mrs. Jno. L. M'ller, 515 West
I i:««l. HlHi til Si:<.|i In Krellnn 1Z, Townahlp
Corner
Park
avenue
nnd
Fifth
St.
Z" Sniilli. Ilnncp .'ll Ilmt, IaiIh I uml Z, Eli ot
The dance given Thursday evening
First street, on Friday evening.
SBVJ* In Sppllon t.‘l, Tiiwnuhlii ZO Soulh, llnneo
S. W. Waller,' D.D., Pastor.
SI
!-<>U I, 3, ntul :i; In Srplluti Zl, TownThe home, which is one of the most at lht' Woman’s Club by Peter Sehnal
school at 9:30 a. m. J. C. titlei:«4l.
ZOSouth, IU111:0 SI llflit, Uit I; ln Sppllon
------------------—------------------------ was particularly enjoyable. The mu- ,, Sunday
, ,,
C, Tmvu>ht|! ZO {Sou111, Itunsp SZ Knill, IIV, of f *+++++++++++++*+*+++++++*++++++++++*+++++++,{''}'+'h 4 *
sic furnished by nn orchostrn under |
L"
upirin cm en .
kWVi uml W-i of KWVi: In Kppllmt 7. TownZO South, tUtlKS sz Kmtt, \V>(, of See. 7,
tho lcn.lft.hlp of Peter Seh.nl wan
Tcnchlne, I ‘ n. m. nnd 8 p. nt. by thl|)
tutl SWVi of KI3V«! In Kpolion IS. Tmtrnuhlp ZO
....
1
.the pastor. Subject morning sermon South.
lUntP HZ Knit, WV4 of Sop. IS. W',4 of
splendid.
"Is America Growing Healthier?" nnd NK‘i, WV4 of BEVi. N14 of NBV, of NCVi, 8V4
Tho prize dance was won by Miss
.
,.
„
of snv; «f nbu, snv, <>f nevs. nkv-1 of
Nor
inn Herndon, ami Percy Mero. Mr. w„, ,)e ..gjn n'nd ita Consequences.” ! ^
i.rmn
Vi
" WH-THE NEWConsequences. (nf NWM hwvt «f nwvl nku or nbv4.
S. S. Rnumel acted as judgo.
All welcome. Colne nnd bring, nwu "f nevi. hhv: of nhvj. kwh of
NEVi. NEW of HEW. NWU of HEW! therefore,
There wero about sixty people w jio|aorno ono with you.
you, Ueo, II Hpml, CUretirp M. WI1II0, (Ipo, II,
enjoyed this dclightrul informal af- ‘
Jnlinxin ntul E. A. (lllllUnil nrp hrretiy cnleretl
If you ure doing business with Bankers,
mil reijiilrrtt tu lie nmt niipenr before our uM
fair.
ITronic Court, nt the Court IIoum In Hmifcml.
0 I'lorMe, on the 01It tiny of September, A, D.
Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or
1PZ1. amt then anti there make armter to the
PRETTY
BRIDGE
PARTY.
hill
of
complaint
eahIHtetl
nzalnat
you,
other“Foot of First Street"
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
ange County, and feel the need of informa
•
wl»0 a ilrrree pni ronfeaan will tie enleretl
Mrs. It. C. Bower wns tho charm
SERVICES
aanlnat you: Anil ymi. Julia F. Ilrlce, Tliurlow
Batteries with a
tion concerning tho responsibility and cred
nlahop, I], A, Moaley, Da ml A. Suumlere, J, I„
ing hostess yesterday afternoon, nt n
Helman ami John I.. Ia>nmn. are berehy onlpreil
TWO-YEAR
ami rripilrptl to lie am) appear twfore our aalil
it standing of your customers, It would be
bridge linrty In compliment to Mrs.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
Circuit Court at Ilia Court llouae In Sanfonl.
S. D. Lnznrus, of New York.
Subject: "REALITY."
Guarantee
Plurltla, nn the Snl ilay of Octolwr, A. I>. inZI.
wise to communicate with us.
ami then anil there make unewer to the hill nf
The color motif of yellow and lavnimplalnt
eihlhllH
avalnet
yon.
othtrwlae
a
Batteries at
decree pn> mnfraao will I* entereil ■ayalnat
endnr wore beautifully cnrrled out in
Sunday School— 10:00 n. m.
you.
tho decorations.
Church Service.-.11:00 n. tn.
CUT PRICES
It la ordrreil that thla nollce lie puhllahed In
the Sanford Herald, a newepaiier puhllahed In
Of
exceptional
interest
was
tho
GENERATOR and ELEC
, Seminole County, I'lortdu, once a week for four
game of bridge played, high score
Wonion’s Club Bldg., Onk Ave. * | nmeeeutlre week* aa to tha pnrtlea whoae real
TRICAL WORK
daneea are known, and mire a weak for elt'tit
being made hys. La Verne Hurt, who
All Aro. Welcome,
ennaecullre woeke aa la the pirllea whoee real•
tiercel are unknown.
Welding
was awarded two dainty hand-made
1 Wllneae my hand nnd the neat of aald Circuit
handkerchiefs. Tho cut prize, a wicker '
Court on tlila the IKIrd day of July. A. D, 1D3I.
ROAD SERVICE
(HUAI,)
W. A. 1)01)111,ASK,
trny, was won by Mrs. E. M. Gallo-1
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Phone 83-W
Orlando, I18,
Seminole County, Vlorlda.
way. Tho honoreo was presented with '
DRINK
Post Office Box 193
Ity: V. C. HOIIOLABB. I). C.
hanil-mado
handkerchiefs.
New Filling Station
Elder Springe Water. Ita 99 98-190 oKonos n. iikiui'inii.
Following tho gnme tho hostess, as- pur cent pare. Phone 81L
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SOCIETY
THE CHURCHES
NOTICE
A Cozy Home
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Information
ANNOUNCING
HOF-MAC
BATTERY CO.
The Orlando C r e d
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1921
Altamonte Springs, One of the Beauty
Spots of Seminole’s Wonderland
ILTAMONTE SPRINGS has an at
mosphere, and so have other plac
es in Seminole County* but Alta
monte’s atmosphere has the peculiar quality of a Lodestone—it’s
inhabitants may remove to other places in
other climes, but they always return or have
a very stron g desire to do so, and of course
there* is th a t-n o t very mysterious reason—
Altamonte’s beauty—for all humanity is
drawn to beauty.
Altam onte Springs is placed in such a fav
orable location, th at her man-made beauty,
combined with the natural beauty, forms the
Alta-M onte that we know today. The Alta
monte of George Frost of Boston, of Herman
W estinghouse o f 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
mean§ also, a s we realize th at riches alone do
not make a to w n livable.
It stands to reason th a t 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 Mexifco 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
over the country for its wonderful cuisine
and excellent management of its owners,
George E. Rates & 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 home-folks are of a su
perior order and of a prosperous, enlightened
class. Our surrounding country and neigh
boring towns of Longvvood and Maitland are
of the same order and are fine neighbors, and
are only two miles away to the North and
South.
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The practical side of Altamonte Springs is
not to be slighted in this article, for, aside
a
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
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 a n d '
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.”
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THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND
INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY:
S A N F O R D
Chase & Co.
Chas. E. Henry,
Lloyd Shoe Store
R. R. Eldridge
Commission Merchant
Star Theatre
Roberts’ Grocery
Hill Hardware Co.
Bryan & Wheeler, Autos
Hill Lumber Co.
Edw. Higgins, Autos.
Mcisch Realty Co.
Sanford Truck Growers, Inc J- E- Spurling, Real Estate
Miller’s
Seminole County Bank
M ,,W o Bakery
K ” '“ ' r v
Thos.
Emmett
Wilson
Peoples Bank of Sanford
Attorney-at-Law
First National Bank
Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co.
Wight Grocery Co.,
Perkins & Britt,
»>holesnlers
Haberdashers
H. C. Marlowe
II. B. Lewis, Real Estate
Vegetable Broker
Cowan’s Tin Shop
The Ball Hardware Co.
Wight Bros. Co., Autos
Haight & Magee
Chero-Cola Bottling Co.^
Automobiles
Reher Bros., Auto Painting
Sn
Contractor
Za'chary-Tyier Veneer Co.,
U. Shinholser, Contractor
Crates
Southern Utilities Co.
Lee Bros., Plumbing
A. P. Connelly, Real Estate Blue _^ront
„ „ „ Barber
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Deane Turner, Groceries
^ U j m S ? e d Co
E George Pox, Cold Storage - ”H
P ‘ * '* ■ " p Mahoney-Walker Co.
Commission Merchant
* lumbers
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'f,°'M o to r Co., Autos
Mobley s Drug Store
rnnf0l£ ctoea-Cola Bot. Co.
Clyde S t Johns River Line
The Yowell Pn n T S T e
w . S^PHce, Contractor*0' 6
, H illI m S
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• Lord’s Purity Water*1*' ’
Sanford Machine & Foundrv Co.
Ray Bros., Battery Service
J
Hotel Montezuma
? ° b b i n ’8 & .e d i t « tore
C arterLnmber° *
^o^mi^M erchant
Kent Vulcanizing Works
Standard Auto Top Co.,
A. Kanner,
General Merchandise •
R. E. Stevens, Physician
Wilson & Toomer,
Fertilizers
Elder Springs Water Co.
Surprise Shoe Store
L. A. Brand, Optician
F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies
Haynes & Ratliff,
Printers, Office Supplies
George A. DeCottes,
Attorney-at-Law
- 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.
Goneral Merchandise
C. T. McCulley, Garage
E. A. Farnell, Groceries
Barbers
II. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse.
Sanford Farmers Exchange
------- C H U 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
L. P. McCuller, Groceries
D. D. Daniel, Groceries
Brown’s Meat Market
John T. Rrady, Jeweler
Chuluota Company,
I. D. Martin,
Geo. W. Knight,
Groceries, Meats
Real Estate and Insurance
-------L O N G W O O D ------.Cates’ Crate Co.
John G. Leonardi
Groceries, Feeds
E. W. Henck, Mayor
Attorney-at-Law
Merchant’s Grocery Co.
C. W. Entzminger
Frank Lossing, Contractor Williams
Millinery
Store
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West Side Grocery
Vlrginia-Carolina Chem. Co Overstreet & Payne,
FoplIUvprn
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Fertilizers
Grocerles
Benjamin,
D. L. Thrasher,
General Merchandise
T. A. O’Neill,
Clothing, Shoes
Longwood Hotel
A. J. Lossing,
Quick Service Transfer
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------A L T A M O N T E Sanford Barber Shop
Geo. E. Bates & Son,
J. K. SMITH, Prop.
Realty Loan & Guar. Co.
Automotive Supply Co.
Speer & Son, Dry Goods
J. N. Tolar, Physician
John Russell,
f. J. Miller & Son
Hodges & McMullen,
Ffank Akers
Gillen & Fry,
Hanford Steam Laundry
J. J. Mauser, Cigar Mfgr.
Crown Paper Co.
Sanford Dry Goods Co.
H. McLaulin, Jeweler
Bower &~R'oumilfat, Drugrs
— ,----- G E N E V A Logan Merc. Co.
General Merchandise
C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse.
E. Curiett,
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
J. W. Flynt, Gen. Mdse.
Wakefield Preserving Co.
Altamonte Hotel
*A. H. Fuller & Son,
Groceries
D. B. McIntosh,
Fargo Lumber Co.
— — M O N R O EBell Bros*, Growers,. Ship’rs
E. A. Osteen, Grocer
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THE 3ANF0BD.DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1221
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’RAKfi.GFF’ FROM
SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE OFJFJQIAL
THE BOOTLEGGER^
il n *
CLYDE LINE IS RUSHED.
STATE CAPITOL- WILL- BE ML
MOVED.
The Clyde Line is so rushed with
The question of who shall watch new business that tho boats are sevNo idea, plan or reform,1no matter
the watchmen is becoming a vital one 1oral hours late these days and the line how sound in principle,' feasible in
H a v e Y o n E v e r
in the prosecution of the prohibition 1has put on extra help to handle tho excaution or just to alt, touching the
m u m u
campaign. Too many of thu "dry" business. This is due to the campaign general public Interest Is ever re
T h o u g h t o ff t h i s j
B. J. HOLLY ____ _________ Editor enforcement officers havo betrayed' made by tho Sanford Chamber of ceived with unanimous consent. The
N. J . LILLARD....8eeretary-Trensurer tho fact that they have Itching palms Commerce and assisted by the cham Christian era dawned with blood
which the bootleggers and rum run bers of commerce of all the other cit shed and martydom marking, its pro
Every time you withhold a dollar from circulation
H. A, NEBL............ General Manager ners find it profitable to keep well ies has sent the cry around tho state gress, human liberties were hold in
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr.,
you •‘are not only in danger of losing it, but you
"gTcnBed.” There seems to be no to "Ship by Water." It was the start- bondage for centuries and wore re
OlgOULATIOR jEAXAOEB
remove it from circulation; you make an idle dol
more profitable occupation in tho ing point for the downfall of the ex lieved only after the first seed of re
Phone 148 up to 6 P. M.
orbltant
rates
charged
by
the
rail
United
States
than
thnt
of
enforce
bellion
had
been
planted
and
the
world
lar
of it; you thereby reduce the working capital
h m Etl< l a w m AeBUoU—
ment
officer
in
a
locality
that
1
b fond roads nnd now that the railroads havo today has accepted no reform, no mat
of your community; you withhold bank credit
ikM rtlllM M m t* 14t m m
of its booze, like the city of Now seen the light they will hasten to low ter how beneficial to the public wel
............................................
from someone—and you gain nothing whatever
...................... A(f York, for instance. Six,"dry" inspec er tho rates at once. But when they fare, that has not, nt first, been op
• D*ll«ar*4 la O Uj by O uriw
for yourself?
«M WHk .................................... II O u t* tors have been caught in the graft in hasten the towering of the rates we posed by a majority.
n « ,We j*-_ m i i -m «
mmu
vestigation in that city, of whom four should not hnstenJo return to the rail The first suggestion made that in
there is no argument in favor of withholding your
i ■ la h ili Oaaatr
la pabliakt*
m ty ItM ar.^Sm tUlaf mIh m*4. ta* « have been suspended and recommend roads. We should use the railroads the natural course of shifting popu
money
from tho bank.
ae MpUoaUia. DemwaUa la petlUaa. **.20 ed for dismissal.
If these officials only where it is imponsiblo to use the lations convenience, economy and compat jra*»i always la *4to bm .
were guilty it would seem that the water nnd then uso ,ti)o railroads ns pion sense is demanded the removal of*
We offer you the full facilities of this modern in
Member of The Aaaoeiated Press penalty has been altogether too light. little ns possiblo. When any corpor the scat of state government from
stitution.
They should havo received long pris ation Is forced to reduce tho rates by Tallahassee to a point nearer tho
on sentences. The business relations another agency that promises, relief contor of the stato’a population, as
of the agents and tho bootleggers the former corporations that were so well aa more nearly equidistant to tho
Who will come across with tho have been Intimate and remunerative prone to raise tho rates Wyond* all variou* county seats, met with a
money to build more houses here. in to both parties. One agent Is report reason should ,not hayq *the • business stornuof opposition.! Opposition from
Ssnfo;dT Don’t all speak at once., ed fis saying that he had made as after they see the lighf—« t least not many quarters will continue to stand
high ns $3,000 per week, but that late until they have been auffldlently' chas in the way of removal of the capital
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A COMMUNITY BUILDER
Fifteen years ago "Holly's Trolley" ly he had been obliged to give up half tened to remember the day‘when they from .Tallahassee. B ut'the seed has
jbeen planted, the movement is under
saw the light
F. P. Forster, President
was in tho puhli^eyc. It will bo in of it to "the man higher up."
The
waterways
of
Florida
have
been
way and is gathering momentum with
The
paper
making
the
statement
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tho public eye again soon, and this
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
time it will bo put over. A trolley suggests thnt if a man is obliged to [sadly neglected by tho shippers and by [each year, and there nro many who
and
bock( believe thnt at the next -session of
include his winnings at poker in
... his
...» _the
_ „government
_____ __ _
_ the
__ going ___
lino from Sanford to Tampa is as
income tnx, he should nlso include h is'to the water shipments will do more tho legislature the demand will bo
sure to come as Sunday.
“rnko off" from the bootleggers,— for the development of the great wat* so insistent thnt opponents of capital
-------------- o -------------jerways of this stnto than any other [removal will bo faced with either the
Tampa Times.
Let Secretary Poarmnn ‘.now lit
agency. For years Snnford, people .change of sent of government or n
once if you aro going to Orlando. The DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS. have asked for appropriations for the division of the state,
folks down there want to know if they
deepening nnd widening of the chanThe demand will come from nbout
must prepare for 100 or 200 guests
Three years from now tho Demo- ncl of the St. Johns river from Painty two-thirds of tho population of Florl*
frojn Sanford, 1: it up to >ou, and cratlc pnrty, if re-organized, will he kn to Sanford and from Sanford to da if the sentiment in the peninsula
up to you right now.
stronger than over, and will sweep Lake Harney, fo r years we have ask- area of the stnto is unanimous. It is
I
-------------- 0----------the dilly-dally, shilly-shally Republi ed for tho recognition of our claims as tho increasing sentiment in the popuLakeland now has 048 members of
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
cans off the map—that is, unless........
the , the great inland watorwny through ious and wealthy section of the stato
tho new chamber of commerce, and Republicans offer something definite | Fl°ri‘ln nnd asked for the cut through that is expected to finally turn the
fessional and Business Man in
more of them to follow. lakeland's and concrete nt once to nllevinto the into thc Intlinn rivcr thu8 Kivin*f tho btt,onco to removal, nnd when that
oxnmplo in coming into the chamber present conditions. If they persist j »,e0I,lc the chnnco to take advantage time arrives the selection of a site
Sanford in This Column
of commcrco in n body and making it in "fiddling while Rome is burning,” ° f thc 8«U wnter canid " nd thc St. fairly and justly situated for all will
unanimous, could well be foltowed by and offering the people /cake when Johns river nnd assist in making both brtng the capital 4n one of three cities
other cities thnfc wo might mention. they cry for hrend. Neither do wo waterways the greatest In the .South. Palntkn is one of them.
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
It is as much the business of every hold any brief for the Democratic It wns and is our only hope in reduc-1 The Times-Unlon prints some in*
man In n city to join the chamber of pnrty ns constituted just before the ing the freight rntea all the time and teresting data taken from an old
S. O. Shinholser
George A. DeCottes
commerce, ns it Is to join church, last election. It will tnko organized giving the shippers the best kind and "Cowporthwnlt, Desilver nnd Butthe cheapest transportation in tho lor" geography of Florida, published
lodge, club or society.
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
effort and progressive ideas to put world.
in 1855. The stntu then consisted of
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the
Democratic
party
where
it
ba
SANFORD
-:FLORIDA
,
,
Under the Republican ndmlnlstra- ] twenty-eight counties, with a total
Sanford needs 100 more houses .
SANFORD
•!•
-:FLORIDA
right now. Wo really need 500, hut longs .got rid of the cheap skate of- tion Sanford muj tj,e St. Johns river population of 87,445, according to tho
100 would do us a wholo lot of good. flee holdors nnd hangers-on, the pea- 1r c c i ,jvlJ(j morw recognition than they i860 census figures. Loon county wns
Sanford Construct’n Co,
BATTERIES
Wo are turning people nway every mit politicians who pose ns statesmen,, djd under the eight years of Demo-'the largest in population, having 11,CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
nnd hundreds iof others whoi havo It>rnt,c ruk, JuBt pa88cd< Thj9 might VS.
day beenuso wo ennnot accommodate
BRIMO
YOtTE
Planes
and Specifications Cherrfnllj
them with houses. What is the ans helped to ruin the chances of- the t hnvc been due to the great powor I Seven counties west of the SuFurnished
wer T More Sanford money invested Democratic pnrty in the past. And wclldcd by Congressman Frnnk Clark, | wnnec river held 40,240 of tho total Battery Troubles to Us
All Work Guaranteed
their
policy
toward
the
south
will
hIho who was our congressman then, or It stnto population, considerably more W» Bp«oUlli« on ElMtrloAl Work sod can fir*
horq with which to build houses. We
You <Up«ad«bU mitIoc..
H. T. PACE
P. O. Iloi 111
lack tho money to lonn out for hous need to he changed, if they expect the 1might have been due to the fact thnt than half tho entire number of people W E ALSO H A V E COM PETENT MECHANICS
solid
south
of
nneient
history.
We
the
Republicans
think
more
of
the
in
Florida
nt
thnt
dnte,
r o a OVERH AU LIN G T O U a OAH
es. Wo have nlwnyn locked It. There
are thinking down hero in Dixie, and , waterways than the Democrats or it I The five southern Florida counties
Builders & Contractor!
must bo n way out and a way will be
it is nlwnys good to see people think. !might have been due to the fact that «>f Dade, Hillsborough, Orange, St. Sanford Battery Service
found nnd when it is found the homes
Sketches und Estimates Free; m
Company
the war stopped all the projects for.Lucie and Monroe, had a combined
will be built and Sunfofd'H greatest
building too large and none too sauIL
Ipopulation of 5,520.
LET THE ELAN HANDLE THEM. the past four yenrs.
Fhone 189
L. A. Renaud, Prop. -—-ALL WORK GUARANTEED—
problem solvod.
If the latter then we would like to ' A comparative showing of those
"One Hundred Russian Anarchists see Congressman Senrs do something seven northern counties nnd the fivo
Wilson & Shorey
Tho Defend News celebrated the are Loose in U. S., Under Bond," snys In this respect Frnnk Clark did it southern counties, then, and now, is HARTFORD BATTERY
Pino
nnd Garland Sts., Orlando, Fli
opening of Stetson University by a headline in the papers. Well, all under a Republican administration and interesting:
“Battery Insurance”
coming out with a line special edition
COUNTIKS (No.)
1850 1020
PURE WATER
Betting forth not only, the advantages
Sold and Serviced by
Calhoun .................... 4,808 14,291
of the University, but of the city of ford, nnd let thc
Escambia .................. 4,359 40,384
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
DeLand as well. We often wonder
Elder Springs Water
tindsden .................... 8,784 22,901
what DeLand would have done had
Jackson ..................... 0,039 31,224
99.98% PURE
Haight & Wieland
not Chris. Codrington given them such outrages any longer. Out on bond from our senators as well.'With more Jefferson .................... 0,039 31,224
Phone 311-W
Sanford, Fk
a fine dally Just when ho did. And
for nn anarchist is juHt liku turning | ,lrc<|K|n* and mor« «urvc8 cut *r‘,a' Jefferson .................... 7,718 14,502
we note thnt DeLand npprecintes their a lion loose in n circus, letting him thc cha,int’1 tho St. Joh'18 riv‘-’'' will, Leon .......................... 11,442 18,059
GARAGES
dnlly and demonstrate it by giving devour nil that conies in his path. , fecd thi8 ^ \ t o r y for hundreds o f , Madison ................. . 5,490 10,510
LORD'S PURITY
Smith Bros. Garage
tho dolly a good advertising patrnn- The law docs not seem aide to touch mi!L'H °" .l.ho f,vcr n,,d hundreds of i
WATER
-age during the summer months ns
Total ................. 49,210 100,939
Expert Repairing
these scoundrels, nnd therefore the miles off the river.
well ns the winter months.
Thc Ship by Water enmpaign is get COUNTIES (South)
1850 1920
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
Ku Klux touches them wherever they
ting
results.
12,731
159
Unde
........
.................
Oak and First
Daily Service
Phono 1W
stick up their heads. Whntevcr else
THE LAWS OF FLORIDA.
-----------o-------- —*
Hillsborough ............. 2,317 87,901
tho public may Hny nbout the Ku Klux
Orange .....................
200 19,800
TI1E FACE IS TOO FAST.
Tho Weekly Herald contained the Klan, the chnrgo of disloyalty to gov
REAL ESTATE
7,880
St.
Lucie
....................
139
SANFORD NOVELTY
lnws passed by the lust legislature, ernment Is not one of them, and they
Monroe ................. .... 2,045 10,840
A
young
woman
who
had
just
shot
nro
really
and
truly
American
all
the
and any one who did not get a copy,
E. F. Lane
WORKS
con obtain one by calling at the of way through, nnd until the* laws of a rival and then killed herself, left a
Total................. 5,220 178,248
Real Estate and Insurance
fice of tho Herald. These nro the now America touch nil phases of crimlnn! note for her mother, snying: "Tho
Briefly stated, this means thnt
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
lnws, and everyone should become fa life, it is useless to'tnlk nbout putting l,nce ifi to° fn8t- Whiskey nnd all the
Phone 95
seven northern counties
miliar with them. Get n copy if you the Ku Klux out of business. They re8t havo dono for mc ” This wns in while tho
General Shop and Mill
seem to ho n secret order with n tho citV nf New York. und V®1 8Uch wero incrensinK Ic8B lhnn 42
cent
havo failed to get your copy.
charter just like other secret orders. 8cone8 arc being enacted every d a y .in seventy years, the five s “
Geo. W. Knight
-----------o----------Work
nnd they are willing to go ns far ns ■'» cvcr>’ P«rt of this'nation, showing!counties grew iin. Population
ALL ARE GUILTY.
Real
Estate
and
Insurance
nny other secret order in making t,mU he world is moving nt too fast « l*h®" 34 timc8 thcir 18r>0 ,otal>or ovcr
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Fatty Arbuckle is the only one be
SANFORD
-:- FLORIDA
piddle
their
aims
nnd
ritunls.
FarthPaco'
nnd
wil1
hnvc
to
8,ow
down
some
3'400
Pfr
contl
517 Commercial Street Sanford. Flafore the hnr of justice for the killing
know, nnythintr. « » ?° " to ri, t» norm.!.
“"oll"!r nl",lcof Virginia Rappe, but all of those in .t thnn thnt, „„
counties
have
war anil the many problems of the
..Employment Bureau..
tho party who stood idly by nnd nlTRANSFER
same,
and then peace and the proh- ™ore f,opulati“n ,,ow h* 1I'30t’1 ‘,um Tho vocational committee of the Busi
MOST
MEN
HONEST.
lowcd the girl to he killed, if tho
. ____ _ .
.......
thc seven northern counties, and havo
testimony Is true, nro equally ns guil
In these days when the newspnpers
. ,
...
1more population by 90,808 than tho ness nnd Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THE GOODS"
requests nil young women desiring
P'nCC9
™
ty ns Fatty. They were mighty poor record almost dally the sordid details hlbitl°. n ,n th° Wct
,
.. thnt did not entire stntc had■ -in 1850.
vote
for
or
vote
on
it
and
inhabited
,
A
,
ln
IHr)0,
for
every
man
in
employment
to register at tho First Quick Service Transfer
of
snino
embezzling
cashier,
or
some
men who, hearing the ery of dis
by
many
foreigners,
who
could
not
th„
Southcrn
Floridft
countie8(
tho
Nntionnl Bank.
Storage Facilities
tress, did not only ask thu tthe door trusted man gone wrong it Is not un
stand
for
the
curtailment
of
their
B0Vcn
Northorn
F)or,dn
countics
had
AGNUS
G.
BERNER,
Chairman
If
we
please
you, tell others; If n®
common
to
have
folks
dccinre:
"Every
bo opened, but if it was not opened,
tell ua. Phone 498
...............
a,,d mnny oth1°tr1 ni niL,nt,! and ten men; hut in 1920 for every man in
man has his price; he’ll stenl
if the
proceed to open it by force*. This ..............................................
Glasses Designed
nimH ”ro rt’8Pon81 du Ia a mean- ^ ^yo 8onthorn Florida counties, tho Eyes Examined
would hardly have occurred in any reward of wickedness is big enough."
HOTELS
Rut Is this true?
1uuf® ^or the rapid paco and the aUto- 8evon northern Florida counties had a
other place except among a bunch of
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
morn] perverts, nnd we sny this with
Statistics provo otherwise. A high mobile supplies the balance. Easy jjm 0 |C88 than nine-tenths of a man!
OPT.
D.
fortunes in the wnr game, nnd easy
Palatka News.
Hotel Montezuma
all due respect to thoso of tho pro official of a big bonding compnny is
fortunes In tho moving picture game,
fession who may not have lost all authority for tho statement thnt not
have made millionaires from paupers,
“ S a n fo rd ’s N ew Hot#l”
Tho Chicago young man who killed
senso of decency and womanhood nnd more than one man out of 100 is dis
and those who worked hut little, have two automobile sulcamcn tolls tho re
»UM Up Per Day
manhood.
honest. lie basis his stntcmcnt upon
had fortune HtnUe upon them in such porters that ho never smoked or chewthe fact that his company has writ
a measure thnt it addled their hralnB I ed In his life. Murder, it Bcems, wns
ten bonds for 7,000,000 men nnd of
nnd turned thclr heads. * They Im! ■his only bad,habit.—Now York Herthose only ono'ln every 100 has actu
trying the pace thnt lends to death |
DEL MONTE
OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
ally stolen nnd only one in 7,000 wont
nnd destruction, nnd like tho grnnd
Graduate Northern Illinois College
tho wrong road out of nctunl criminal
PRESERVES
jury in nnothor stntc, one day this
212 East First St.
Sanford, Fia.
LOW TIDE ON THE BEACn
Loganberry
'“
criminal is the rare exception.
W°
l° tb° r * her" : ‘7Yntch
-------ELECTRICAL
Gooseberry
That’s why he gets Into the Jews,
8**P
W daughters, and know Forenoon and Afternoon Tide, at WILSON VULCANIZ
Strawberry
About Same Hoar and Minute
Contractors
whereas the honest man rocb along’ their associates, nnd know yrhero they
ING
WORKS
Cherry •
go at night.” The pace is too fast,!
his oven way without attractin g at
5:59
0. O. WILSOX, Own.r
Fig
nnd the girls who como to the end , 8eP** ^3
Phone 4421
tention
from
tho
public.
8:59 SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
Cranberry Sauce
know it before they die, but it is then 8°PL 34
If the pnpers wero filled with news
8:08
111 Park
REASONABLE PRICES
Orange Marmalade
too Inte, Tho great truths should bo i
storlos
about
this
or
thnt
honest
man
W tth t Br.tfc.r2 Q t n n B v lli la f
9:16
No one familiar with Del
Afe.
and all the details of their honesty.
t0 ,th°m ,n early
27
10:11
Monte produces needs to be
11:25
« . . . minted In the dally
daily columns,
column. neglect
*h,l,r F ™
? 'final
f " ’?",',"’1
". '".r th' lr ,3opt 28
Sanford Machine &
told of their delicious flavor
and’,**..*1
their
dissolution.
then, indeed, should wo of Amoricn
11:55
Sept. 29
Foundry Co.
o
feel unoasy, for this very attention
Sept. 30 .............. r . . ................. 12:49
General
Machine and Boiler Works
A
physician
nays
people
are
usualpnld by tho press would bo proof posWBLAKA BLOCK
The
world
news
the
day
It
happens,
Automobile
Flywheel Steel Gear
Itive that the honest man waa the ex. ly happy when the liver is working
delivered
at
your
door
each
evening,
bonds
in stock
ceptlon and tho crook; tho general wo1!. IIo probnMy menus flivver.—
Phones 497-494
15c
tba
week.
Crank
Shafts
Re-turned
rulo.—St. Petersburg Times.
Hnrtfordi Times.
ft M im tl*
n*tu*
THE HERALD PRINTING a , lie.
iff
si
First' National Bank
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
GILLON
FRY
!1
if
ILi .X
„
2.1 it 1
Deane Turner
iad
i
�f,
•iVu
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I
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1921
H»PP«n,n<jIfflti°nor
filler* I" Bfl°r
>Cf*on»l Item.
iflotefM'
In and About
& The d t p *6
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talk* Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Rcndora
IT *
• TH
Eweather
*
p „ Florida: Generally M r
. mum
'»
TEMPERATURE
»
♦
♦
«lr—falling
the
Signs of f<»!l 1,1
prices.
_____
.
*
Few more army blankets on snlo at *
| 3j 8i—Thrasher & Garner. 157-2* ( *
Another big Saturday and another *
bic Saturday night.
I^
N'ew army tarpaulins, 10x12 at^ #
112,50.—Thrasher & Garner.
157-2tc #
was
it Hancock of Panama City, #
n business visitor here yesterday. #
Saturday nights in Sanford are
certainly trading nights. It might bo
n good Idea to have other trading
nights this winter.
What do you know about
thnt7 Going down, by gum.
Well, these cools nights and
mornings feel like little old fnll
is coining—perhaps with Inging steps and lingering in the
lap of summer but coming nev
ertheless. All things comes to
those who wait and even
Thursday nfternoons off will
booh be a thing of the pnst
and we will all settle down to
real business. Even that rain
will come some time, yes.
5:40 A.
SEPTEMBER
a M.
m r
r p t k m iik ii 21
Maximum •........*............... 94
Minimum ......................... 06
Range ............................. 08
Barometer ......................30.09
Calm and clear,
#, *
Army pup tents, $3,50. Fine for
children.— Thrasher & Garner. 157-2tc
Florida Dairy Associa
tion Adops Resolutions
Eliminating Cattle Tick
Company “D ”
Would Have Special Session of Login*
lature to Remedy Havoc
MIAMI, Sept. 24.—After seeing the
dairy industry development In Dado
county, which has been freed of cat
tle fever ticks andiyhero the cattle
are kept within fenced pastures, die
members of. the Florldn Dairy Asso
ciation unanimously adopted the iftiolutlons in favor of eliminating free
range and requested Governor Cary A.
Hardee to call a special session of the
legislature to remedy the havoc
wrought by the last legislature in bo
mutilating the live stock sanitary law
and limiting the appropriation for the
work, that it 1h not possible to even
get pure bred tick-free cattle out of
the Htate from quorantined counties,
for exhibition at fuirs.
Other Resolutions adopted endorsed
the activities of the Florida Develop
ment Board in working for udequnte
laws for eradication of the cnttle fev
er ticks, elimination of free range, fire
control and reforestation, and conser
vation of game nnd fish; recommend
ed that all dairymen purchase their
milk hottles from manufacturers in
Tampa or Jacksonville ns soon as the
plants are in operation; nnd author
ized the president to appoint a com
mittee of three to encourage commun
ity advertising of milk as a food.
The Association elected the follow
ing members as delegates to the Nat
ional Dairy Show, to be held in Min
neapolis next month; President Bern
ard Thyson, Jacksonville; Vice-Presi
dent August E. Van Eepoel, Tampa;
Miss May Morse, Tallahassee, and W.
E. Dyrcnforth, Jacksonville.
J, II. Huddleston was among the
\V. 11. Albritton ,of Jacksonville, visitors to the city from Geneva toit as transacting business in this city dny. ,
yesterday.
Hon. O. P. Swope, of Oviedo, was in
On sate at Thrasher & Garner’s, now the city today looking after bis prop
army cotton felt cot mattresses at erty interests.
157-tc
half price, $1.50.
ROOFING, Red and green slate sur
face, 3-ply $3.25 per squnre. Tiger
J. I). Ridge, **f Louisville, Ky„ was
/
registered at the Montezuma yester brand, plnin, 8-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; FRANK AKERS HAS SOMETHING
NEW
UNDER
THE
SUN
1-ply,
$2.25.
Free
delivery.
Address
day while in town attending to busi
M. E. Ginn, Box 391,
139-2Gtp
ness.
Frank Akers has something new un
der
the sun. It is the Wheel Align
Coito Hill, tile popular nutomohile
Army officer’s shoes, $lt.r.O; regular
ment
Indicator tlmi tells you whether
army shoes, $0.50. The best made.— man of Orlando, was in the city to
your
wheels
on yuur car are in llne’or
Thrasher & Garner.
157-2tc day shaking bunds with many friends.
not. You simply drive over a plat
Ho mas this territory for the Repub
Everyone who comes to Sanford lic trucks and placed an advertise form and if the bell rings your wheels
these days is struck with the thought ment in the Sanford Herald for the are out of alignment—no ring, all
that while Sanford is building hun same. Coite wns formerly a resident right. As you know the alignment of
dreds of houses there is a crying need of Gainesville, nnd is a live wire in your wheels is one of the most import
ant features about your car for your
for hundreds more.
the auto game.
tires will wear out twice as fast if the
wheels are not lined up properly—
t’rvn lint Shop and Pressing Club
hence Frank’s interest in your car.
Middy
Wash
Suits,
also dye work. All work guaranteed.
109 Sanford Ave.
153-5tp $2.50 to $4.00 values, as W
hi'e wantl" SL,1" tlrt,fl ho
'
‘wants them to last ns loeg as possible
long: as they last at 98c. nnd with the new wrinkle he wilt-keep
Curtis Bailey, Davey Whlto, B.
Fleming and Oscar Shultz, of Lnvon- —Sanford Shoe & Cloth you straight. It costs nothing* to
try out the new indicator and ns usual
ia, (In., were stopping at the* Monte ing Co.
Frank is anxious to have you try it
zuma yesterday.
152-Otc and to give you service at all times in
PAGB m i
of the Florida National Guard will do their share in making next Thursday
a day. long to be remembered in Sanford. After nil the big doings are over
for'the day they will put on a Minstrel Show at the Princess Theatre with
the help of Sanford’s best talent, nnd Sanford has somo real talent. This
promises to bo great, don’t miss it.
1,0
ANOTHER FEATURE
of that day will lake place at our store during the hours the stores are open
in the morning. We have fnll shipments of MICHAELS-STERN Clothes,
CAMPUS TOGS Clothing, STETSON, BERG and SCHOBLE Hats, METRIC
and HARRY BERGER Shirts, and many other renl up to date lines that we
will show to any one interested.
'
v
AND OUR PALL PRICES HAVE THEM ALL
------------------------WONDERING-----------------------i-’j
r ^ r s r a /7 £ r /M
r / s /y /m w M L
S a n fo rd , F la .
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Applr Cream In Nostrils To
pen Up Air Passages.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Classified advertisements, j cents a line. No ad taken for less that
\.lutt relief! Your clogged
Y, rent* and positively nn classified ads charged to anyone. Cash
nostrils open right up, the air pas
most
accompany nil orders. Count live words to a line nnd remit ac
sages of your head are clear and you
cordingly.
__________________
can breathe freely. No more hawk
ing, snuffling, mucous discharge,
FOR RENT—2 or 3 unfurnished
headache, dryness—no struggling for
FOR SALE
rooms, Apply over the 10 cent
breath at night, your cold or catarrh FOR SALE—10 acres grove, 7 acres
store
on First Street. Also furnished
is gone.
wild land on hard road on small bed rooms.
157-2tp
Don’t stay stulfcd up! Get a small lake. Ideal place to build a home.
FOR
RENT—Comfortable
rooms
for
bottle of lily’n Cream Balm from your Price $4,000.—E. F. Lane, tho Real
light
housekeeping
at
Mrs.
Maggiu
druggist now. Apply a little of this Kstntu Man.
154-Btp Bell’s, Lake Monroe, Fin.
157-3tp
fragrant, antiseptic cream in your
FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish
nostrils, let it penetrate through evcry air passage of the head; soothe j potatoes, per bushel $2.00, -L. A. BOARD AND ROOM
131-tfc
and heal the swollen, inflamed mu- liruml°y*_____________
BOARD AND ROOM—Private fam
cous membrane, giving you instant hUR SALE—10 room house with
ily. 719 Oak Ave.
151-7tp
relief. Ely’s Cream Balm is just what electric lights, hath and shower, 31
every cold and catarrh sufferer lias acres land, 5 acres in glove with 300
WANTED
been seeking. It’s just splendid.— Jbig orange trees, penis, persimmons,
^ ,|Vt
land pecan trees.—E. I*’. Lane, thu Real WANTED TO RENT—A piano. Cali
153-6tp
154-Btp at 206 Park Ave.
Estate Man.
every way. Frank, as you will remem- | r c|reu|t C[)urt> SovcntJl j udkInl Clr-\ FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap 'WANTED—Hemstitching nnd pecotMerchants! Get your stores and
Mr, and Mrs. W. It. Messenger, of her, is now at Ilia own filling and sup
Cuit, Seminole County, Florida.
ply 402 Snnford Ave., nnd Fourth
ing, also orders for all kinds of
store windows ready for the big Gala Jacksonville, lire in the city, tho
ply station in the old Ford building on
—In Chancery
pleating. 124 Palmetto Ave. 14D-6tc
Street.
94-61.
Day next Thursday, You are to he guests of iMr. Messenger’s parents.
West First street. Look for the white
the hosts to thousands of people and Billy Messenger is known and well
FOR SALE—0 room house, 4 acres of WANTED—Position as housekeeper,
stucco front and Gulf gasoline.
FORECLOSURE CITATION
you should have your house in or liked by hundreds of friends In San
land, 125 orange trees, 75 chickens.
or any kind of house work. Apply
der.
ford, where ho formerly resided. He REID WILL FURNISH MULES.
Price $2,500.00.—E. F. Lane, the Real Lena Krieg, Morisco ' Fruit Stand,
Peoples Bank of Sanford, a corpora
Estate Man.
154-5tp First Htreet.
155-3tp
is now in the printing firm of Mes
tion, Complainant,
Four r..,ny spring cots, good ns new senger & McDaniel, of Jacksonville,
Walker S. Reid, the man who is
FOR SALE—8-room house with all WANTED—All musicinns in Sanford
vs.
a $l,( cot at $3.48,—Thrasher & Gar- and is successful in his chosen line of
selling
horses
nnd
mules
at
nuction,
modern convenience, excellent re who can play a hand instrument,
Lewis
Kinnrd
and
Mary
E.
Wcincrt,
**r.
157-2tc
business.
and will sell them on Thursday next,
executrix of the estate of William pair. Private water works, in desir it will he to your interest to see G, C,
will furnish the mules to draw thu
Weinert, trading as Win. Weinert & able location. Hcnsono-Me terms. Ap Fellows, malinger of tho Sanford
A. Knnner has returned from a trip
Band.
156-5tdh
heavy gun carriages, machine guns
Company, Seminole County Bank, a ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
to New York and other eastern mar BIG AUCTION SALE
HORSES AND MULES
116-tfc
and ammunition trucks and other
corporation, Defendants,
kets where he purchased a large stock
NEXT BURSDAY. paraphernalia for the Machine Gun To Mnry E. Weinert, executrix of the
of full and winter goods for the KunFOR SALE—A now bungalow nt #n
CARPETS AND RUGS
Company, in the parade hero Thurs estate’of William Weinert, trnding
ner Department store. He will toll
real
bargain.
Good
terms.—E.
F.
WASHED
Tho Gala Day will he enlivened by day. Company D, will he there with
ns Wm. Weinert & Company, in Lane, the Real Estate Man. 154-Gtp
you about it in the Daily Herald nH
a big nuction sale of horses and mules tho big mitt all the way through, and
and cleaned at your home or wo will
care of James Gay Gordon, 710-723
soon as tin- goods arrive.
to tnke plnro on the lake front in the give nn 'exhibition of the machine
North American Building, Broad FOR SALE—One heavy duty two- call for nnd deliver. Hamilton Bench
wheel trailer in good condition. In Electric
WnBhers used.—Sanford
and Snnsom Streets, City of Phila
hixlii, 12-oz, canvass army tent, at morning nnd in the afternoon, if pos gun shooting on the lake front after
quire
at Ford Garage,
143-tfc Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phono BflO
delphia, County of Philadelphia, and
$ Kb Hxtt 12-oz. canvass army tent at sible, and this, together with the oth the parade.
Stnte of Pennsylvania.
$-’1.01), at Thrasher &. Garners, 157-2tc er events, will lend a regular county
FOR SALE—Stable manure; car lota.
fair aspect to the carnival, Several
NOTICE!
NOTICE
Good dry Htock. Price $7 par ton, f.
It
appearing
from
nn
affidavit
of
Have your watches and jewelry re good saddle horses nre in the lot nnd
o.
h. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co.
Alt members of the Sanford Band
paired at MeLatdin’s. Two first class good work mules and wolk and driv must he present at rchearsnl both to Telfair Knight, that he is of Counsel
151-tfc.
with months of stronuous work aro
ing horses. The sale will lie half night and Tuesday night. Important for Peoples Bank of Snnford, a cor11 makers. Prompt service.
1 form ennner and sev nearly here. You should tnke pnlns
porution,
the
complainant
in
tho
above
j,
S<‘LE
140-tfc cash, balance in 90 days. This is a business.
eral dm.cn jars. Very reasonable, to find out whether your children's
styled cause, and that you are a rcsi
clean up Halo, says Mr, W. S. Reid,
G. C. FELLOWS,
dent of a state other than tho State Address “E. II.” core Herald. dh-tf eyes are normal. Has school work
The Daily Herald will have the the man who has been selling them
Manager.
of Florida, that there is no person]FOR SAI.I#— Two lake front lots, and reading strained your hoy’s cycB?
'Will's Series by innings.' You do not hero before nnd is a man of his word.
within the State of Florida, service of j Best lots in city for a beautiful Poor eyesight, undiscovered, may re
have to go away from Sanford to got Remember tho date, next Thursday,
NOTICE!
a subpoena upon whom would^ hind home.—E. F. Lane, tho Real Estate tard a child's whole progress in life.
, t‘ ae'Vl'* 11 will always be found in on the inke front.
All
Granpuer
School
pupils
expect-,
you, nnd a hill of complaint having Man. i
154-Gtp
1‘ hiily Herald. Are you helping to
ing to take examinations, please meet been herein filed against you, it
TOM M OORE
W'l> your home paper alive or not? TOURNAMENT RIDERS
i FOR "SALE^Lot on brick streoM n
Not?
nt the Grammar School building on hereby ordered that you appear to tho | • fro||t ()f jtoBO Court.—E.F. Lane,
OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN
PRACTICING FOR EVENT. Thursday, September 29, 1921, at 9:00
hill of complaint filed herein against Thc Ko|l| Estntu Man.
156-3tp Office Opp P. O.
Phone 192
o’clock.
you in the above entitled cause, on FOR SALE—A pair of young, black
QUICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon
The tournament rides nro practicing
New pupils entering the Grammar the 3rd dny of October, A. D. 1921,
«nd evening, Gray Gables, on tho every dny on the Inke front getting
maro mules, nt a bargain. Phono
School
please meet tho principal in tho the same being a rule day of this
''each, Seabreeze, Flu.
Phono 491. ready for the big gala dny next
166._______________________
152-tfc
office at eleven o’clock Thursday
' rcc hath houses.
74-Fri-St-0m Thursdny. It is Hnhl that there will bo morning In order to he classified. This court, nnd the Sanford Herald is hore- FOR SALE—Jersey heifer, age 1H Pickling: and Preserving:
by designated as the newspaper in
horses here from all over tho Btnto to applies only to grades from fifth thru which this notice shall ho published
months. $35.00. Also young cow
„,!!7‘lcr.ful «r'»y trunks nt $8.50 tako part in the tournament nnd the eighth.
cheap. 1101 French Ave.
160-3tp
once
a
week
for
four
consecutive
t the thing for auto trips.—Thrash* horso rnecs. It will bo somo affair,
CLARA MILLEN,
FOR SALE—New baity hod.—Mrs. A.
weeks.
r * (,nn,t*r157-2U sonic affair.
Principal.
IJ. Huntley, 211 French Avenue.
We have the
Witness my hand and official seal
155-3tp
of office nt Sanford, Seminole County,
the VnV'! 1!'° b*BReBt chain stores in AERIAL FLARES LIGHT
A historian informs us that during Florida, this the 26th dny of August, FOR SALE—3 dozTt quart fruit jars.
UP CHESAPEAKE BAY
•he D-lli
w lUt.CS
f o r c° p l ° 8 o f
tho Captivity in Egypt, it was no un A. D. 1921.
Address J, care of Herald. 15G-tp.
AS FLYERS PRACTICE. common thing for the women of Israol
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
week T\,| trn (l thifl woob; ,,n<* IftB*
FOR SALE—I have ton acres of cel
are I, i
I’rohn,,|y m«ans that they
Clerk Circuit Court.
to give birth to flvo children. There
ery land partially improved, which Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
HAMPTON, Va., Sept. 24.—Aerial must have been an Income tax down KNIGHT & GUEST,
scL-ini"
f°r 'ulvcrtiB«nients nnd
can he bought nt n bargain.—A. P.
and Jelly Glasses
S W°ther thlHci‘y li live and flares lighting the waters of Chesa there.
Attorneys for Complainant. 8-27-5tc Connelly.
*
157-tfc
to the *j" 6 °r <l0U(1’ Th°y alway“ K° peake bay near Tangier island to day
See our line of
time brilliance, Inst Right, afforded
FOR RENT
a
+++++.M.+^++++++++++<..>+.h-i*++++++++++*M*+4*
■{•++++•>++*>+-«•
4*«*+;
twenty-five or more nvintora from
FOR RET?T—Two furnished front
Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Langley field new lessons in aerial
rooms nt 206 Park Avo.
153-Otp
«letirCif
r’- or ttle Missionary So- attack agninBttcapitnl ships, From
Churns, etc.
I FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms.
m m_ " S “ • S- PhUKh
*"««* oarly morning the army flyors have
1 Apply 1001 Elm Ave.
152-tfc
terneon n’t 1
R|‘(lf°r(i Monday af- boon experimenting with nil sorts of
ciock, lie French ave. new bombs, ‘‘tea" bomb^ antf, cloud
TOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 518 W
Formerly with A. JP. Connelly
157-2tp bombs—all of then*
j
First Street.
155-3tp
Httlo fellows
HAS
OPENED
REAL
ESTATE
OFFICE
made for defensive purposes. When
, F m RENT—Improved celery land,
th lf i X , “ ATTERIES, tho Giant tho machines returned during the af
J
In immediate planting condition.—
HARDWARE CO
at 115 Park Avenue
-nish• gw08Vnii
in 0nb°**
i. Wo
Wo can
cnn now
now fur- ternoon it was announced that the
G. H. Edward’s, Pace’s Lone. 160-Gtp
irii
All Business Entrusted to Me Will Be Attended to
*uy, sell e ‘ }Rattorle“ at *24*G°* We tests had proved “highly successful."
Despite the critics, the Volstuad act
FOR RENT—Two- unfurnished rooms
xchnngo,
recharge and
- - - - - - - - - - ---------------»
Pair all L k n i n T .' rocharK«
and rerePromptly
bids
fair to break all established rec
j
upstairs
for
light
housekeeping.
Ap
For office supplies, stationery, etc,
ply
714
Oak
Avenue.
158-8tc
ords
for a continuous run.
150-tfc come to the Herald office.
mu:
SCHOOL DAYS
TIME
STONE JARS
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C. A. MATHEWS
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST
Herald
Sanford
THB
“City Substantial’
VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1921
NUMBER 158
Ilume n
iO P A L WITNESS TODAY
INFATTY ARBOCKLE CASE
WILL TESTIFY ON STAND
__—
Ddmont,
Fatty for M urder
announced
e
'
K S S K S -" '
THIS CHARGE
* Numb" TOURNAMENT RIDERS HERE
FROM SOUTH FLORIDA
TO WIN GOLDEN PRIZE
f i f t y -f i f t h e n c a m p m e n t
g r a n d a r m y o f r e p u b l ic ,
Who
Swore to Complaint
They Got Mr.
PISTOL BATTLE STAGED
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
UNSUCCESSFUL HOLD UP
INDIANAPOLIS TODAY
(By Tbs Ai»ocl»t*d Pr*«a)
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20— Fifty
,fifth annual encampment of the Grnnd
‘Army of the Republic began here todny although offlclnl reports show 9,
000 voternns died since l»Ht year’s en
campment it is expected the attend
ance this ycar.grtll he nearly ns largo
ns lnsb year. * ' .
(By The Aessolsted Frets)
NEW YORK ,Sopt. 20.—A pistol
battle on tho third floor corrider of
tho Grand Ccntrnl station in which
eighteen shots were fired, resulted to
day in three tnen fleeing nftcr an at
WILL BRING CRACK SHOTS FROM
tempt to hold up two railroad em
OTHER SECTIONS OF T n E
ployees who hnd a satchel of ensh.
STATE.
CLUB SHOOT
CHICAGO COPS
ARE RELIEVED
. BY WHOLESALE
BELCHER TRIAL
CALLED TODAY
AT CLEARWATER
(Br Tt* A»K»cUt»«S rmil
N FRANCISCO. Sept. 20— Mn.
,de Delmont. who swore to
ho
pUnt accusing Fatty Arbucklo
P,hc murder of Miss Hoppe won
,unced ns the principnl witness,
would bo called nt the prelim nhearing on that charge in police
today. The plnn called for Del- PLEADS NOT GUILTY WHEN AR,t to take the witness stnnd after
AIGNED FOR DEATH OF VIR
Beardilcc, house physician nt St.
GINIA TURNER
cij, and A1 Scnumcher, Miss
Lpc’g business mannger.
AN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20—
. Arbuckle, 01m comedinn,
rged with the slaying of Miss Viri« Rappe, motion picture actress,
nt i quiet Sunday in jail while the
:rict attorney prepared a list of
Mies for examination when tho
Ice court hearing is resumed toirrow.
e first complete story of tho
ty In Arbucklc's suite in the hotel
Francis on Labor Day, which was
lowed by the dent!: of Miss Hoppe,
ir days later, is expected to be told
the hearing tomorrow, when the
:utlon calls Mrs. Bambino Maude
mont, who preferred the charge
but Arbucklo nnd Miss Alice
ke and Miss Zeh Provost, who ntthe party. Tho order in which
witnesses will be called was not
.ounced.
e defense has not indicated how
ii to combat the testimony so far
Wed by the prosecution. Tho only
ness who has been cross-examined,
he only briefly, wns Alfred
nnacher, who yesterday, testified
the prosecution, but not ns a "hoswitness," according to tho police
ire. The police judge Is to decldo
ther Arbucklo is to be hold to tho
rrinr court and if so, whether on
murder chnrgo or on tho grand
indictment which charges manlighter.
c defense had made no attempt to
k the prosecution in the quesning of witnesses, taking advnntf it wns said of the opportunity to
Rm the state’s case against ArMe afforded by the henring.
(B r Tli* Associated Praia)
CLEARWATER, Sopt. 20.—Dr. I. J.
Belcher, Tarpon SprtngH physician,
formally plcadod not guilty when his
trlnl for manslaughter In connection
with tho death of Virglnln Turner woh
called In circuit court here today.
Judge Andrews, presiding, ordered the
sheriff to summon venire of thirtyfive men for Jury nnd adjourned court
until 9:30 tomorrow morning.
ALL DEMOCRAIC SENATORS
CALLED IN CONFERENCE
ON PEACE TREATIES.
Word Comes That Mer
chants* Gala Day W ill
Be Big: A ttraction
FEDERAL INVESTIGATION VIO
LATORS PROHIBITION LAWS
RESPONSIBLE
(B r The AilOflUted F r a u )
CHICAGO, Sept. 2fl.—Dismissal of
Chicago policemen in wholesale lotB
These two women really got Premier t.m.vri George's number.' It was presaged in official circles today in
K-2252. and lie gave It, ns required by law, while on Ids way to vote in fax- connection with the federal investignton hull 'luring the recent nbbev eleetlnn.
tloh of violations of the prohibition
laws following the announcement Sat
urday by Chief of Police Fitzinorris
thnt he believed half of the police
force of more than five thousand men
were involved.
BIG GALA DAY TO BE ENJOYED
BY THOUSANDS OF VISITORS IN ’
SANFORD THURSDAY, SEPT. 29TH
WEATHER UNFAVORABLE
FOR AIR ATTACKS ON
OLD ALABAMA.
Word conies from points on the
Enst nnd West const as well as In
terior points thnt well known tourna
ment riders of the Stnto aro practi
cing tournnment riding evory dny
nnd getting ready for the old time
tournament races nnd pony races hero
next Thursdny. From all reports
there will he n lsrgcr entry here than
ever before ns tho riders are coming
from all the big ranches In this part
of tho Stnto ns well ns many owners
of racing ponies who think they hnve
something fnst in horso flesh.
Tho tournnment races, pony races
nnd th(, o](1 t!mo i,nrbecuo‘wifi bring
p]pnBnnt recollections
to the many
old timer who will bo here to swap
ancient history nnd tell of the early
times when this pnrt of tho State wns
a wilderness nnd pony races, tourna
ments nnd barbecues were much In
evidence. It Is conceded by ovoryono
thnt Snnford’s Gnln Dny will ho more
lfko the old time races nnd barbe
cues nnd general good times than nny
thing thnt hns been pulled off hero In
some time.
Even the parades nnd spenking will
remind one of the olden days when
there was so much of this sort of stuff
nnd thnt hns In Inter years been sup
plemented by other nmusomonts.
The Rod nnd Gun Club will bring
their traps nnd pnraphernnlln to tho
Clyde Lino dock nnd will hold n shoot
Thursdny afternoon nnd several of
tho fnney shots of neighboring towns
hnve expressed a willingness to corn©
in nnd show the Snnford boys how to
break 50 out of 50.
The program ns outlined is n good
one nnd will ho subject to some chang
es hut ns n whole will he like thnt
published in Saturday’s Daily Herald.
Thursdny morning will be filled with
pnrndes, militnry mnnouvors nnd
speaking which will All the dny nnd
It Is hoped thnt tho crowds will come
enrly nnd stay Into ns thoro Is some
thing doing for every minute.
tainment will be a minstrel show in
(By Tha A tio c liU J F ra u )
the Princess Thentre which is sched
NORFOLK, Sept. 20.—Weather
uled to begin at 8 o’clock nnd a street conditions were unfavorable today for
dnnee which will take place In front continuance of nttneks by tho army
of the court house nt 0 o'clock.
airmen on tho hnttlcshlp Alnbnmn, an
The various committees In chnrgo chored in Chesapeake Bay.
of the arrangements necessnry to
make this event a success, feet confi
dent as to the results.
With the diversity of entertainment
everyone should have a grand old time
and Thursday, September 29, 1921,
will go down in the annals of Sanford
bistory ns being tho biggest dny ever
held tnkc
here. part
will
The committee particularly asks ev AT HEARING BEFORE THE UNIT
r i l l L i / vpI i j,, the tournament, and automobiles of ery merchant in Snnford to decorate
ED STATES LABOR
_____
indviduals ond firms in Sanford. Co.
BOARD
JOHN PILSUDKI HAD THREE 1) will give n short drill nnd an exhi- their store fronts for this occasion for
bition of their proficiency in the use nothing adds more to an occasion of
SHOTS FIRED AT
this kind than to have the business
of machine guns. ’
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20—The
HIM
section
dolled up in holiday attire.
Captain DeCottes will make the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
welcoming address to the visitors af Members (if. tho Trade Extension not present uny evidence at all nt
(By Tbs A n o clslsit P rsia )
PARIS, Sept. 20.—An attempt was ter which the barbecue nnd refresh Committee and the retailers who are the hearing granted it by the United
made to nssnssinnte John Pllsudkl, tho ments will be served. Tho tournnment not members will wear badges, there State Labor Board in connection with
president of Poland, nt Lemberg, Gn- nnd races will be hold during tho nf- by identifying the hostH of the occas the shop crufts' committee election
lncln, lost night, says n dispatch re tornoon. They will take place on the ion. The Woman’s Club will also dispute. The henring is set for today
ceived here. Three pistol shots were lake front. A great number of then* have n committee from their organi nt Chicago. The company Inst night
fired nt him but the bullets went wild. ure now in ttys city practicing for the zation to look nftcr those guests com made public a letter from President WANT SOME OF THAT
The nssnilant wns nrrested.
RECLAMATION FUND
event. There will be cash prizes ag prising the fair sex. Visitors should Samuel Ren to the hoard In which he
feel
nt
liberty
to
ask
any
member
of
SENT INTO FLORIDAgregating $125.00 for the winners.
| states that in view of the fact that
MAITLAND ADOPTS
A band Btnnd will be erected In front the committee nt nny time for any the hoard had declined to hear the
(B r Tb* A moc UUO Pr*i*)
NEW CITY CHARTER. of the court house where the Snnford thing ho or she thinks would ndd to company upon the issues of law nnd
r-i. OF Hir.IITS
WEST PALM BEACH, Sept. 2 4 bnnd will give concerts *nll during the their individual pleasure.
fact presented in its application for
FOIt WOMEN FRAMED
Acting in co-operation with tho Flori
MAITLAND, Fin., Sept. 20.—By a afternoon. >The Hod nnd Gun Club
Remember, everything is free and the henring and hnd limited tho hear
MY NATIONAL PARTY. vote of 47 to 35 the citizens of Mait nnnouncc that they will hold a shoot
dn
Development Board, the Wpst
the merchants of Sanford have the big ing to three points, tho company haa Pain* Bench Chamber of Commerce,
land Saturday carried the charter on their property during the afterTh» AuoclaM run)
word WELCOME on their front door nothing to present. The letter will he nt n meeting of the directors, this
election ndopting n new nnd Improv jioon.
filed with the hoard today by a repre
Wa s h i n g t o n , s.-pt. 20.— a w o- ed charter propnred by the chnrtor ' Tho features of the evening enter mat.
,
sentative of the company.
, morning, adopted nnd forwarded a
in* bill of richls” proposed for board elected June 14.
Mr. Ren says the enrrier "nsserts resolution to the United States Cham
L IMonl *>y »hc federal nnd nil
Wm, II. Waterhouse, C. B. McNair,
and will exercise its right to deal with ber of Commerce directors enlisting
p governments to remove nil legnl nnd B. A. Gnllowny, ncted as judges
its own employes without the inter that body's aid nnd influence in the
Priminntinn nenimt women wns of the election, which wns cnllcd by
vention of individuals or organizations interest of the Bnnkhcad-Bornh hill
F“nod yesterday in a statement by tho chnrtor board.
whose manifest object 1h the dcniul of now before congress.
National Women's Pnrt^. '
This bill provides for federal aid In
the fundamental right of employer
More interest has been shown here
■1 *|Prnifn,m includes a new const!- in this election than In nny previous
and employes to deal in the first in reclamation of land by drnlnngo ns
I
um;,niln’-nt, declaring thnt election for ’many years. There were
stance directly with each other re well ns by irrigation nnd would oxpolitical, civil or legal disabilities
specting
wages and working condi tend to the south Atlantic and Gulf
nlnoty-flvo qualified voters on the reg"
'inequalities or. account »of sox or
NEW
YORK
AND
CLEVELAND
tions
in
which
they alone are directly ntntcs, In contradistinction to thn
STATE
CONTINUES
TO
CHAListrntlon list, a number fnr in excess
*!?0Unt of nhirrlngo" shall prevail, of the highest 'previous registration
WILL RATTLE FOR THE
interested."
Smith-McNnry bill, which is claimed
l a n g e Me m b e r s o f p a n e l
(r "ith n bill (o give wnmon
FIRST
PLACE
Thu
company
on
August
24
asked
TODAY.
to
ho In the interest of irrigation pro
since tho founding of tho town In
the
honrd
to
set
aside
its
decision
call
kniti""
riRht8'
nnd
lmjects.
1885.
Pn|tiei ns men."
(By Tb* A u o c U tid F r m )
(By Tha Aaaoolatad Praia)
ing for a new election Y*f shop crafts’
Tho now chnrtor which goes Into
NEW YORK, Sopt. 20.—Today's committeo to nrrnngo rules nnd work- J
JACKSONVILLE,
Sept.
20'.—The
,R.#
nuhT
°U
nC"
1
lW
S*n»ior
Cureffect
with
tho
election
of
officers
nt
CLEWI8 TON TO MIAMI
game between Now York nnd CloveK uMmin,. Kansas, nm, Reprc.
tho next general municipal olectlon state continued to challenge members land Americans is n crucial one. ing conditions nnd requested hearing
of tho panel when tho task of ob
and submit oral evidence. On Septem
,,
Republican. Ohio,
AUCADIA, Fin., Sopt. 2fl.—Marked
. ntro,!,,,,. »he proposed const!- on March 5, 1922, 1s modern in every taining n Jury for tho triul of John Should Cleveland win New, York still ber 19, the honrd granted tho con*
respect nnd Is regarded by experts ns Pope, charged with first dfegreo mur would he one point in tho lend but if
progress
is being mado toward con
nniei ,Intent in congress Octorequest, but limited the hunr7 i"° "e
n splendid lnstrumcnt'rof munlcipnl der, was resumed in the circuit court the Yankees are victorious they will pnny's
fing .to ..
, . They
mu .. nre:
_ . That
mu..* Btruction of a railroad which It Is oxthree points.
ld be„'!! 1 ni l'0,,ips °t the new bill authority.
*.
increase
their
lead
fifteen
points
nnd
pcctcd eventually will -connect Mlomi
lthe ' 1Mt <0
"Mo chairmen 1 Tho town of Maitland, or . . this morning. Two members of tho make it difficult to dislodge them employes, not in tho active service of nnd CIcwlston, according to W. C.
, J r f p*rty cxc«p* Wiscon- Mnltlnnd, ns tho original corporate prospective jury were dismissed nnd from tho top position In tho few re the enrriers, such nB picn laid off, fu r Wolfe, of hjlaml, who wns hero re
two others took their places. Court
loughed or absent upon lenvo, shall
L
already has enacted the
nnmo appears, has been doing busi attaches expressed the opinion thnt maining games on tho schedule.
participate In the election of commit cently In connection with tho Tatum
ness under thn general laws of the tho Jury will not ho finally obtained
Mr. Wolfo
tees; how the ropqyBcntntivo capacity Interests of thnt. city.
K g " t " ' : 1hnve‘ho
upon Stato of Floridn since tho orgnfflza- until the end of tho week, if then.
OFFER $500 REWARD FOR
stated
that
the
Tatums
had
purchased
of spokesmen of unorganized employ
L e,
vC
,hnn° thel1, nnm°s and tlon of the town thirty-six years ago,
CONVICTION OF MEN WHO,
Inrgo
nrenc
of
land
bordoring
tho
es shall be ascertained, and permitting
Mldrom l , ,,‘'e " CUBto,,y of their but tho necessities of a growing town
MOLESTED
A
NEGRO
Minmi
canal
nnd
thnt
they
wore
push
TWO ARE SENTENCED
tho carriers to offer evidence of the
L 1 n mnte °r
nnd tho deslro of the citizens for pro
FOR MANSLAUGHTER.
adoption
or ratification of its shop ing construction of tho roadbed for a
(Br Tb* AuooliUd J n u )
gress
and
improvement
has
mado
thel
WAUCHULA, Fla.. Sbpt. 20—The craft rules by representatives of tho railroad for which they hnvo n fran
t e
i r
bm of th°
adopting of a new charter desirable.
ANDERSON, S. C., Sopt. 24— Wal local board of trade has offered $500 crafts fairly selected by a jnajorlty of chlso .using tho spoils of the west
yJe*
r'8hts for women In• -
sido of tho canal for the purposo.
ter L. Hoys, wsalthy Anderson county rowqrd for the arrest nnd conviction tho employes of that class.
Work will soon bo started at Sara mcrchiypt ,and his brothor-ln-law, Ed of those who mode an assault upon
It 1b planned to hogin work at
Mom^f rCliRiMllty for «» offices, sota on tho construction of a plant for
Clowiston,
at tho south shore of Lake
Few
people
are
content
with
their
Ginson
Jester,
negro,
near
Peace
river
Wilson, were sentenced here today to
If, re«i,irn "ntrni t i choice of doml- tho Sarasota Fruit Produce Co.
lot
'in
life
unloss
it
Is
a
corner
lot
Okeechobee
ond build south along tho
nbout
two
weeks
ago,
in
protest
servo fifteen years each In tho state
^i«ition « r r nnni0: Jury 9Crvlc°;
on
Easy
street.
canal.
Completion
of the railroad
against
attacks
upon
negroes.
penitentiary at Columbia on convic7
ntrol of )„[' Contro1
Proporty; and penalties for aox offenses.
would
provide
a
route
aacrass the
All common low disabilities of wo tlon of manslaughter by a Jury which
Getting
back
to
normal
is
simply
.
—
-Get
your
Scratch
Pads
from
The
southern
part
of
tho
state
from the
unds for ,uP • 1 ons; quality In men would be abrogated! under tho tried thorn frfr tho killing of T. F. a matter of tho \ovlval of the fittest. Herald—by the pound—IBc.
Gulf
to
the
Atlantic.
Ramey, near here last July. •
dlv°rco nnd Immunities legislation.
The retail merchants comprising tho
Trade Extension Committee of the
WASHINGTON, .Sept 20.—All Sanford Chamber of Commerce, will
Democratic senators were called to be. hosts to thousands of visitors to
day to meet In conference tomorrow Sanford next Thursdny, the 29th. In
to consider minority action In respect order to make suro that everyone will
to tho pence trentlca with- Germany, havo a time they will talk about for a
great whilo to come they havo arrang
Austrln, Hungary,
ed u program that can be enjoyed by
all.
The day will begin with a parade
which leaves Central Park and Oak
Htrcct at 10 a. m. In this parade will
, ho the Sanford !>nnd, Co. I)., with full
pTD U D
equipment, those who
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Cleveland ........... .....02
1St. Louis ........... .....77
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i Washington ...... .....74
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Boston ............... .....71
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Detroit ............... .... 71
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Chicago ............. .....58
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AKRON, O., Sept. 24.—Mrs. Minnie
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Mrs. Westerdick spent Wednesday
pital today suffering from a nervous With Mrs. Glidowcii on tho west side.
M ARY MILES M IN TER in
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collnpsei
following her confessiorf “ V. C. Collier’s Tnen will soon finish
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last night to the throwing of acid into the neat little bungalow cottage he is
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tho face of hef husband, Alvin E. Greeting in Grapevllle for his nephDorr, Akron business man, who died eWjpCharies Crnmcr'. 1 1 1
from inhaling tho poisonous fumes.
Alfred Erlcson spent a couplo of
A charge of murder was entered days In Orlando with' his brothcr-inngninst her on the police docket and Inw, Emil Magnuson.
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Prosecutor Doyle todny wns preparing
A. F. Westerdick and two grand
National League
for her arraignment ns soon as doc sons, spent a day in Tavares viewing
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is h e r e b e c a u s e
New York .......... .....01
56
.610 the hospital.
Mrs. Efcnton. Ho finds they are not
Pittsburg ............ .... 87
50
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Mrs. Durr, arrested in hot1 room at suffering from tho drought so much
w e fin d it b e s t
St. Louis ............ .... 83
03
.560 home, following funeral BorviccB over
T onight at the Princess— Mary Philbin in
as wo are.
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fitte d to
Boston ................ .....78
60
.531 her husband's body yesterday, broke
Wc henr the Pierson boys are wa
. “D an ger A head”
Brooklyn ............ .....72
73
.407 down under questionong last night
ca rry o u t th e
tcring
their grove.
80
Cincinnati............ .....06
.452 and shrieked: “Yes, I threw it.”
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bock and
Chicago .............. .....60
q u a lit y a n d
.404 "Oh, Godi I didn't mean to kill
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children,
Charles, Minnie nnd Barn
Philadelphia ....... .....47
100
.320 him; I didn't want to kill him, she
v a lu e - g iv in g
well, are spending this week a t the
monned, and then fell in a faint on
beach. Her father, A. F. Westerdick
South Atlantic Aaaociatlon
tho floofe
id e a ls o f
100 ANARCHISTS UNDER BOND. HARDING ELECTED.
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In an adjoining room her four chil has also gone over for a few days.
t h is s t o r e .
33RD DEGREE MASON.
Rev. Albertson writes us that ho
Columbia ............ .....07
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dren heard her screams which accom
WASHINGTON, Sept, 24.—More
expects
to
be
with
us,
also
with
Lake
Charleston ........ ....82
04
panied her confession.
Heretofore
than 100 Russian anarchists are at
BOSTON, Sopt. 24.—President BarAugusta .............. .....77
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they refused to bclievo their mother Mary nnd Pnoln, on the first Sunday liberty in this country under bonds
ding has been elected to receive the
in
October,
at
the
regular
time
Greenville .......... .....70
77
guilty. The fourth, Harry, aged 20,
that aro covered by moro than $600, thirty-third degree in free masonry.
Providence permitting.
Spartanburg ............50
87
smiled grimly.
Annio, tho beloved wife of Emi 000 in Liberty Bonds, deposited with Tho action was taken at tho annnsl
Chnrlotte ............ ....54
91
"Don't blame my mother for cut
tho Secfotary of Labor, it wns stated
ting the telephone wires nnd locking Mhgnuson, of Upsnln, passed nwny at todny at tho department of labor. session of tho supreme council of
American Association
tho door of my room,” he told officers, the Orlando hospital at 11 o'clock On account of tho refusal of tho Rus Scottish Rite Masons for tho northern
jurisdiction.
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Pet. following the confession. "I did that, Thursday, the 22, 1921,.She had been
sian
soveit
government
to
accept
them
Louisvillo .......... .... 02
05
.580 but 1 never would havo told no matter failing in health since Christmas, but
Strange that nobody has yet
Minneapolis ........ ....83
07
.553 how much I might hnvo been tortured.’ she has not been well for h number of it has boon Impossible to deport them.
thought
to call thorn "contrabandKansas City ...... ....80
71
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A home made unhappy through years nnd though all that skill and
its."—Philadelphia
Record.
For
first
d
a
is
job
work-—
tbs
Herald
Milwaukee
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70
.401 her husband's attentions to other wo loving hearts and hands could.do, wns
YOUNG DRUGGIST
Toledo
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78
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men wns tho cause for her'act; Mrs; done to stay the dread disease that
KILLED SEARCHING
80
.481 Derr confessed.
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Was sapping her life. Wednesday, she
FOR NEGRO SLAYER. Indianapolis ...... ....74
St. i’aul ............... ....72
82
.468 "^Vo hnd quarreled after w* re underwent nn operation for a tumor,
Columbus ............. ....60
89
.380 turned home last Saturday night,” said pressing on the liver. Tho doctors
NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Sopt. 24.—
Mr*. Derr. "I did not sleep thp rest thought if she could stand it, there
Fred Livcsay, a young druggist of
RESULTS
YESTERDAY.
of
tho night."
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was hope she might regain her health,
this city, wns instantly killed while
American
league
Tho
ncid
was
thrown
upon
Derr but evidently her strength was too
aervlng In a posse of nlmost a thou
At New York 4, Cleveland 2.
as he slept early Sunday morning.
for gone to stand the shock.
Ono
sand officers and citizens searching
At Washington 2, Detroit 1.
great consolation her friends have, is
l«st night for n negro nnmod MeekAt Boston 2-10, St. Louis 10-5,
NO GLOOMY WINTER
thnt she wns rcody to go. "Truly, to
ina, who killed Police Officer Robert
At Philadelphia 4-0, Chicago 0 - 1.
AHEAD FOR RANKERS,
have known her wns to lovo her,” and For S ale by M obley’s D ru g Store, Sanford, Florida
Do Kjorte. Milton Morgan of near
SAYS GOV. HARDING. Heaven itself if we be permitted to
Qyjter ipoint, when summoned) by
National League
enter, will bo a sweeter, denrer place,
Llvosay^ to halt, explained Inter that
At Pittsburg 2, Philadelphia 0.
CHARLOTTE,
N.
C.(
Sept.
24>—
beenuse she is there. Tho funeral
he ,believed ho had been held up, nnd
At Chicago 13, Boston 5.
FIRST GRADE
Gloomy
forebodings
of
lust
winter
was
held todny, Friday, at the
fired two shots, ono of which entered
u
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At St. Louis-New York, rnln.
with
respect
to
tho
banking
cituation
Lutheran
church
of
which
she
has
Llyesoy’s mouth. In the ©general
Wheolor’a
Primer,
Revised........................
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oru.
Others not scheduled.
arc no longer Justified and sen bo dis been a faithful member, nnd interment
shooting which followed Morgan re
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missed, Governor Harding of the Fed at Lakevlew cemotory under Frank (X) First Reader, Natural Method....................... .............. ;
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ceived, a bullet wound in the nock DR. LYTLE HIGH GUN
One
Primary
Pencil............................
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fc
eral
Reserve
Bourd
declared
ip
an
ad
Miller’s
charge.
Our
sympathy
goes
and after his surrender wns brought
IN SHOOT AT OCALA. dress here, at the madc-in-Carolinas
One Bo* Crayolas —.............................................................................. ...._iOe
out to tho stricken husband in this Money for Phjfcr (To the Teacher)........ ....... .................................... . 25c
to a' hospital here.
Exposition.
g rtat sorrow, nnd to the sisters, Mrs. Berry’s Copy Bpok; Nd. I ................................................... ...........................yfc
Last night thero were several pogOCALA, Sopt. 23.—Tho Ocala Gun
"Tho
banking
situation
has
greatly
John
Boroli, Mrs. Alfred Erlcson, Mrs.
aes of several hundred mon each beat Club could only muster one squad at
improved,"
Mr.
Hording
snid,
"nnd
Adam
Karr, nnd brothor, Andrew
ing the brush around Yorktown, Oys tho club's regular Bhoot yesterday
nlthough
the
process
of
readjustment
Bertclson,
coming so soon after the
ter Point nnd Halstead’s Point, ,ln afternoon. E. B. Lytle nnd Bruce
SECOND GRADE
search of Mcckins. The nogro attack MolTert staged a pretty rnco for first hnH not been completed, evidences are death of their denr mother.
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FHSnds Who met Judge Bonton Inst Wheeler's Second Roador, Rovised............................
ed the officer with an Ice _pick about place, Lytlo copping tho honors by multiplying that tho corner has been
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turned nnd that we have passed the winter will he sorry also to henr that 1X) Second Reader, Natural Method......................
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42c
8 o clock, when the policeman enter- tho close margin of one target,
most acute stngc of the readjustment his death occurred InBt week at his One Primary Ruler. .............. ............................ .......
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ed a house near the down-town sec-1 Tho score follows:
Box Crayoias ......................................................
period."
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10c
northern homo near Rochester, N. Y. One
tion with a wnrrant for his arreHt. 1 Dr. E. B. Lytle, 48 out of i.0.
One
Primary
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05c
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* Pencil........................
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Governor
Hnrding
snid
that
in
the
It will bo rcmonibored ho wns the doney for Paper (To tho Teacher)........................ .....................................25c
After stunning the officer, ha took
Bruco Meffert, 47 out of 60.
immediate
future
much
would
depend
brother-in-law of A. F. Westerdick, Jerry's Copy Book, No. II....... ................ ......................
07c
his gun nwny from him nnd shot tho
W. P. Precr, 41 out of 60.
on
agricultural
developments
and
th
e
,
nnd
came
hero
for
hi
s
health
which
policeman to death, escaping before
C. A. Forte, .70 out of 60.
manner in which this year’s crops hnB been poor, being in his 74th yenr.
the alarm could be Rprcad.
Ted Drake, 15 out of 25.
THIRD GRADE
, wore marketed.
They bought a homo nt Maitland and
“With proper eo-operntion on the another 22-nero orange grove nenr Wheeler’s Third Reader..............................................•.......... .........................45c
part of merchants nnd bankers," he Tavares, but ho felt the call of his (X) Third Render, Nnturnl Method................................... ZZZZZZZ........48c
said, "those engaged in agriculture profession nnd could not be persuad Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book I---- ------------------------------ ----------- 32c
hnvo opportunities nnd prospects ed to give it up. HIh family expected Milno’s Arithmetic, Book I................................................. ......................... 32e
Money for Paper (To tho Toncher)................. ............................................ 25e
which wore not nnticipnted n few to come down nnd build this fall. Berry’s Copy Book, No. III.......... ..................... ................................... ...... 07c
months ngo nnd it is of vital import Evidently ho hnd n stroke ns ho fell
ance thnt this co-operation bo given. nnd could not help himself nnd soon
FOURTH GRADE
"It should be remembored, that Is passed away. IHh loved ones will
Said the fellow who did not like to work
ordor to mnlntnin our production wc hnvo tho sympathy of mnny in their Wheeler’s Fourth Bonder........................................................................ .........50c
nnd he really thought the world should
must push our foreign trade. We can sorrow. George AI den Benton wns a (X) Fourth Reader, Natural Method......... - .............. ............ .................. 54c
pay him without working
to
to
not maintain our foreign trade on the direct descendent of the Aldens, of Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book I...................................................... ...... 32c
basis of tho gold stock of other na Pilgrim days, and a few years ago, Milne’s Arithmetic, Book I................. ........................................................ 32c
English Book Number 1...................................................................... 25c
HE OBTAINED THE LIVING
tions and some means must bo de he nnd his wife visited the old home Hyde’s
Frye’s New Geography, Book I...................v................................................. 83c
vised for extending long time credits still stnnding nt Plymouth.
But such a life—-it wns his theory about
Monoy for Paper (To tho Teacher)..................................... .......... ............ 25c
how to get a living without working.
nhrond or of interesting American in
Wc understand that the little son Berry's Copy Book, No. IV............................ ..............................................07c
The world owes each one a living but it
vestors In foreign properties nnd se of tho people from Pennsylvania, who
is up to every one to collect it. The best
curities in order thnt tho exchange hnvo bought nnd are building a home
FIFTH GRADE
way to get the best living is to have your
rnte which now runs so heavily across from tho Presbyterian chureh,
money where you can get it when you
ngninst other nations may he cor but whoso nnmo we hnvo not yet Wheolcr’s Fifth Render, Rovised.................................................. .................50c
want it—in the bnnk
to
to
rected," Governor Hnrding snid.
lenrned, foil Inst week from tho build (X) Fifth Reader, Child’s World........................ ............................ ......-.50c
Milno’s Arithmetic, Book II......................................
..... ...... ................36c
"Wo must continue to buy from ing brenking a bone in his arm.
Hyde's
English
Book,
Number
1.....................................................
............. 25c
The ONLY DECENT LIVING
foreign countries thoHe things which
Mr. nnd Mrs. Larson and Mr. nnd Frye’s Now Geography, Book I................................... ....... .... ...................... 83c
Is obtained by saving your money while *
they can produce better or more cheap Mrs. Jackson, of Piedmont, came up Evans’ First Lessons in American History........................ .......................... 45c
you are making it nnd put it in the bank
ly than we enn nnd exchange, com to attend the funeral of Mrs. Magnu. Berry’s Cony Book, Number V......... ......... ......................... ..................... —07c
where it draws ■! per cent interest.
Arnold’s Mnstery of Words, Book I......... ...................... ................... ........32c
modities with them. If we determine non.
to do business with nnd for ourselves
Elmer Bergquist is visiting here
LET US TELL YOU
alone, it seems inevitable thnt we again from Tiger Bny, nnd will attend
SIXTH GRADE
must reduce our production to meet the furioral.
A B O U T IT TODAY
Whooler’s Sixth Reader, Revised...,................................................................. 00c
merely American rcquirementsH," ho
Milno’s Arithmetic, Book II................. .................. .................. ................... 36c
continued.
CLAIMED SMITH ADMITS
Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book II.............................................. -.....- ....... 32c
Tho recent ndvnnco In the price of
PISTOL USED WAS HIS. Hyde’s English Book, Numbor II................................................................... 46c
cotton wns in no way duo to any in
Frye’s Higher Geography, with Supplement..................................... ...........$1*00
..... 64c
Brevard & BonnetUs Florida History....
crease in tho loans of federal reserve
LAKELAND, Sept. 24.—Officials Ritchie’s
......35c
Primer
of
Hygtonc.................
bnnks or to nny expansion inevitable Hhursrdny made public u statement
........... 07c
Berry’s
Copy
Book,
Numbor
VI............
o f Sanford
Inw of supply nnd demand. Federal nllcged to havo been made by Henry
reserve notes actually in curculntion, Smith, hold in .the county Jnil nt Bar
he snid, were about $500,000,000 less tow, in connection with the killing of
SEVENTH GRADE
thnn when cotton reached ItH lowest Levi McCullom, nged resident of this
Wheeler’s Reader, Rovised, VII................................................... .............. -....00c
point last spring.
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city, last month. Smith is snid to hnve Milne’s Arithmetic, Book III....... ............................... ....................................41c
admitted ownership of tho pistol Hyde’s English Book, Numbor II.................................................. ................ 4®c
CHARTER ROARI) FOR DAYTONA which officials say wns used in killing Frye’s Higher Geography, with Supplement............. - .................... .......... I}1®®
McCullom, but denies thnt he or Mack Thompson’s History of U. S.......................................... ...........— .....- ...... 100
DAYTONA, liopt. 23.—The City Myers had anything to do with the Ritchie’s Primor of Sanitation-............................... ....................................—J0c
Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book II......... ................................................. 32c
Commission hns set November 16th, killing. Myers is nlso hold in connec Berry’s Copy Book, Number VII......... .................................................... ....07c
os the date for nn election to soicct tion with tho affair.
THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER 29TH
Smith Ib quoted as saying hq is
n
charter board of nine members to
I will sell 27 HEAD HORSES AND MULES. ThiB is a bunch
EIGHTH GRADE
"pretty
certain who killed the old
propnro
a
now
charter
for
Daytona
of good stock. Will sell regardless of price, rain or shine.
.—60c
and submit it to tho electors for rati mnn.’VHe is sai dto have told officials Wheoler’B Reader, Rovlsod, VIII.;....................
Several good saddle horses. Terms of sale: Half cash, bal
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fication or rejection. Tho local civic it was their business to learn tho Arnold’s Mastory of WordB. Book II............................- -----------------ance carried 90 days with satisfactory note. This liberal of
bodies at a joint meeting recently identity of tho slayer, hut should they Milne’s Arithmetic. Book III............. ............................ ............................
fer made because I believe in Sanford, the County, the Com
selected nino cltizozns whose najnes bo unsuccessful ho would disclose his
munity and you people. This is a Cleanup Sale. No by bid
ding.
will bo placed upon .the ballot as can knowledge.
Ritchie's Human Physiology.................... - -------- ----- ------REMEMBER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH
didates fof membership on the board.
>•••••*••••••**1 07c
Q0ny Book, Number VIII
They aye Alfred H. .Green, E. T. ConAn auto salesman vta* found mur Berry’*
..00c
rurkington’s My Country............................................ ..............
r»d, Mrs. I. M Mabbette,. Mrs. Isa dered yesterday in Chicago. Probably
belle Chamberlin, R. D. Craig, S. C. told a customer that "ihls used car is
Note—Each pupil in tho upper grammar school grades should own ■
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Archibald, Dr. M. Josle Rogers, B. F. in perfect condition."—Nsshvilie Ten lieflonary. The school recommends Winston’s Simplified Dictionary. Price 00e.
Brass and Charles Luther.
nessean.
Books marked (X) not to be used until after Christmas.
Pet.
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.626
.520,
.507
.403
.477
.304
.357
“D o n ’t G a ll Me
L ittle G ir l”
Sanford Shoe &
Clothing Co.
Schools
TEXT BOOKS FOR SESSION 1921-22
The World Owes
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The Peoples Bank
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�THE SANFORD DAILY
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Progressive movements, fostered by progressive individuals, are
invariably productive of results.
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All progressive movements that
have for their aim the creating of
a GREATER SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY are in accord with .
the progressive policy of this institution.
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institution today by opening an account.
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was presented the honoree in a largo
•" and prottily decorated w<gon, drawn
into the room by Misses Edna Barritt
and Hazel Dorchester.
•• Delicious refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served in the late after
noon.
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About forty-two guests enjoyed
;j this delightful courtesy, which was
one of a series of pronuptlal parties
:: with which Miss Steinmeyor has been
■; honored.
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SO CIETY
! weeks with relatives, his wife, who
i has spent tlu> summer with her sister,
*will nccompnny him home.
MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor,
Mr. and Mrs. Wideinan Caldwell
Phone 217-W
returned homy Sunday from Jackson
ville wherothey were the guests of
SOCIAL CALENDAR
the former’s father, Dr. Walter Seay.
TUESDAY—Mrs. Hal Wight, will en
tertain nt Bridge, in compliment to
Mrs. S. D. Lazarus, of Brooklyn,
N. Y.
There will he a call meeting at the
Woman’s Club Tuesday afternoon at
4:20 o’clock for the purpose of elect
ing n treasurer and confirming the
nomination of the social department
chairman. By order of the president.
MONDAY—Mrs. W. K. Watson and
Mrs. E. M. Galloway will entertain
in compliment to Mrs. S. D. Lazarus
Mrs. C. R. Kirtley will entertain the
Bon Ton Bridge Club, at her homo
on Magnolia avenue, at !I:!I0 p. m.
WEDNESDAY—Mrs. Henry Purdon
will entertain the members of the
Seminole Bridge Club at her home
on Palmetto avenue at 2:20 |>f m.
SATURDAY—Children's Story Hour
will he held nt Central Park at f»
o’clock.
FOR YOUNG GIRLHOOD
OUR M O T
\\
T he Seminole County
STRENGTH
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1921
Mrs. S. S. Ban mel returned home
Saturday from lir’Misw.cl:, Ga., where
site went to assist her father, Mr.
Zclmcnovitz, put on a “ Fashion Show"
at his store there.
Mr. and Mrs, David 'Caldwell and
Master Joe Caldwell motored to Day
tona Bench Sunday.
Miss Ethel Kersey, was the weekend guest of Mrs. Vance Douglass at
her home on Golden Lake.
MlsrellnncmV-i Shower.
Mrs. Hnullo Knight, Mrs. E. A.
Penn nnd Miss Gladys Clayton, wero
joint hostesses Tuesday evening at a
delightful mlsccllanooua shower given
nt the hotno of the former on Four
teenth avenue, in compliment to MIhh
Elizabeth Stoinmoyor, whoso mnrringo
to Mr. Hugh Clayton will bo an in
teresting event of Sept. 28.
As the rainbow colors have been
chosen by Miss Stoinmoyer for her
bridal motif, these wore also featured
in the decorations on this occasion,
n profusion of garden flowors boing
used and garlands of cropo paper wore
festooned from the central chande
liers in the diiToront rooms, to the
four (mi nors.
A "rainbow” wns formed In the
archway between the living room nnd
dining room, and beneath this was ar
ranged a well, built of greenery and
.Spanish moss, wherein wore conceal
ed the shower of beautiful gifts, which
wore drawn up one by one, by the
honoree, Miss Steinmeyor.
During the evening games and
music were enjoyed, vocal and piano
selections being rendered by Mrs. E.
A. Penn, Miss Una Kirkconncll and
Miss ICutli Yeats.
Delicious refreshments of ico cream
and cake were .served and as dainty
favors the guests wore presented with
miniature baskets in the rainbow
hues, lilted with mints.
About forty guests wore present on
this pleasant occasion, which was one
of a series of parties being given for
Miss Steinmeyor.
SELLING SERVICE PLUS SHOE:
We are always pleased lo show the styles, even though >
buy. Always feel like you can come nnd look and I* wp|,
are nt your service. If our shoes do not give HatisfiuUcm
tell u»—our intentions are the best.
W ALK-OVER
DR. REED
Th ere is nothing hi heudwcur thuc
,outclasses the lino, sufr beaver or
felt bats made for children. Tlielr
howdy and refinement curry them tri
umphantly to every part of tho world,
,11111! they are a safe choice from the
first to the Inst hnt for girlhood.
I'flireo of them mo pictured hep, and
of course their only trimming Is a
sash or band of 'ribbon.
Daily Fashion Hint
First Nnl’i Hank Annex
SEE OUR WINDOW
WILDER-BRADY
Mr, and Mrs. John T. Brady of
Sanford
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Virginia,
Mr. Daniel U. Wilder,
Riverside Presbyterian Church,
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Speer, Alger Saturday, September twenty-fourth
non Speer, and Mr. and Mrs. Vivian
nineteen hundred and twenty-one,
Speer, spent the day
at Daytona
at high noon,
Beach, yesterday.
Jacksonville, Florida,
Mr. nnd Mrs, C. E. Henry and Miss
Misses Louise Sheppard and Edna] Announcement of the marriage will
Florence Henry, motored to Leesburg Simpkins, returned to their home in he received with interest by the many
today.
Ineksonvillc, after spending some friends of the couple, who will extend
ime here as tile guests of Mrs. Claude best wishes,
Misses Ruth Henry and Carnietn Howard. They spent several days in
lu'v- •ioseph G. V« liable, pastor of
Barber spent the day at Geneva, to Drlamlo as the guests of Mrs. Cecil t,u' church, performed the impressive
day.
Butts,
ceremony, which was witnessed only
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(l>y relatives and 'a few , intimate
Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Ingram, of Or
CLAYTON_STEINMEVER.
friends of the popular young couple.
lando, spent the day here yesterday.
,rine
. following
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clippings from the . The . bride,
, ’ who,, wns given in
. .mar
.
While here, they were guests at the
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riage by her father, was attired in
lampn
i
rimuie,
will
be
of
interest
to
,
,
,
Montezuma.
, 1 , ,,.
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a becoming suit of navy blue tricothe
of Miss
.... .hat. and. accessories
.
.
. . . . many friends
,
, Elizabeth
, tine, with
to
Meinmeyor,
of
Iiimim,
hut
formerly'
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Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Richardson, of . . . .
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„ 'f !match. the suit was headed in
#ht. wore a corsage bouBradentown, were visitors in this city of this city. Her father Rev. b. E.
Steinmeyer
was
pastor
of
the
M
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t
h
'^
„f
hH(kl
yesterday.
Odist church here for several years. 1 Mr„, n rn(ly, mothcr of the bride,
Mr. J. A. Ingram, of Griffin, Ga., Miss Steinmeyor is a sister of Mrs. who nctoil lia mntron of honor, was
charming in a gown of black satin,
spent tho day here yesterday at the brank Adams:
Clayton—Steinmeyor Wedding Plans. with picture hut to match. Among
Montezuma.
I lie mat riage of Miss Elizabeth those present at the wedding were
Steinmeyor and Mr. George Hugh Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brady, Mr. and
d a y ton will be an interesting event Mrs. Paul ,1. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs.
of Wedcnsday evening taking place Clmuncey R. Dickenson, Miss Clara
at 7:.1(1 o'ciloek at the Tampa Heights Robinson and Mr. Paul R. McGnrry,
Methodist church, the ceremony being 1 Following the ceremony the couple
performed by Rev. F. E. Steinmeyor, left for an extended wedding trip,
and on their return will he at homo
. Brisson nnd little daughter, father of the bride-elect.
Miss
Steinmeyor
will
have
as
her
to then friends after October 1 at 146
were the guests Saturday of
maid
of
honor,
her
sister,
Miss
Ruth
West Eighth street, Springfield.
er, Mrs. W. J. McBride.
Steinmeyor, and the bridesmaids are
Mrs. Wilder is originally from Ar*
Mr. Harry Ward and Miss Fern Miss Gladys Clayton, sister of the kansns, hut has made Sanford her
Ward spent the day hero Saturday. groom-elect, Misses Ludlv Clough of home for the past few years, being a
Lakeland, cousin of the bride, Cyril popular member of the young set
I>. C, Marlowe returned home Snt- McKewn and Snllic Roys. Little Miss there. She is also well known in Oreducation was receives in
iirdauy from Washington, whore ho Kathlcen Adams of Sanford, will act bindo. •
as ring hearer and the (lower girl to flcboolH •« Tennessee and Texas,
went on business.
he little Miss Martha Campbell.
^ r- WJIder •" general freight mid
or left Saturday night for' Attending Mr. Clayton ns best mini l,asSL'"Kcr agent of the Peninsular &
where he will spend two win '*0 Mr. Harry Lumpkin, and the \ U'ci,lun,al Steamship Company, and
---------------- ------- ------- 'groomsmen are to be Messrs, Henry is WL'" known throughout the South.
B. McCall of Lakeland, Alva Morrell, Pri,,r to thl‘ wnr ,w WWH truvulinK pasI j Earl Coleman, Leo Scnsnhuugh
w»g*'r agent for the Louisville nnd
I 0 U N T I N r I Tlu’ nuptial music will be in ch arge .N,,!,hvilU' r"i,WHy<
*>»' two years
I V U I I l 1 H U I of Miss Edna Barritt as pianist, as- 'luri,m tho wnr WUH ■tatlonod in Now
‘ ‘
,,0i Dorsher of York (:ity 1,8 1111 I’lnbarkatlon officer,
-------- -t h e NEW--------ami Mrs E A
a,u* ^ r8. Wilder have a wide
DOINGS OF CO. I)
A CIHCTROTTEUR
Design"'I "it!i «tyle anil daring is
hi- frock of dark blue tricotjnc, though
it i* built a; on exceedingly^ simnlc lines,
.lie Y-shaped neck iu finished with a
........ v-r c'dlar nit in one with rovers,
v iiiie 11<• rleevcs are shortened to tile
oliio and cat with a Hare. Embroidery
mi Civ -.drl and sleeves is in sclf-culcr
i ’.. The belt in of patent leather.
' *: He u size requires
yards 54-inch
•11ieri.1l.
1 1ulori.1l Review Dress No. 94?,*..
izes,
to 46 inches bust, and I > ta
jo \ \irs. Price, ,15 cents. Embroi !ery
No. 12561. Transfer, blue or yellow,
2.5 cents.
BATTERY CO.
Batteries with a
TWO-YEAR
Guarantee
Batteries at
CUT PRICES
GENERATOR nnd ELEC
TUICAL WORK
Welding
ROAD SERVICE
I
Phpne 83-W
New Filling Station
#
Don’t forget the Dixie Minstrels of
1022 to be given Thursday and Fri
day evenings, Sept. 29 and 20. The
chance to seo the talent within your
wonderful city. The songs urc the
very' catchiest ami snappiest of songs.
Tho jokes are the very latest •and if
you do not wish to drive away your
blues, don’t fail to buy your ticket
from any of tho members of Co. D.
Reserved seats on sale at the Peoples
Bank, and Bower & Roumillint’s drug
store. AlliHon nnd Hudisill say tho
girls nnd boys have certainly worked
faithfully ami the stage is all set for
one of the best minstrels ever given
in the city substantial.
ra r
a daily uerald want ad.
NOTICE
Will the party Hint was *
ing up the 31x t Goodyear I
fell from my car Thursday a
near the Hand Blacksmith S
First street, please deliver t
to my address and receive ,
E. W. Stiles, 1021 West Thirt
Sanford, Flu.
It may fbe possible to 1
Utopia, but America's hitto
onstrates that a multiplicity
won’t turn the trick.
Phone 175
Fourth and Smft
N ew Era Printe
G. Bassett Smith, Pri
COMMERCIAL AND
JOB PRINTING
Eye Strain Dulls th e
Brightest Child
“The little golden tornado” will
start their season next Saturday when
they meet the fast Sanford auggregation. The Orlando hoys have been
working hard the lust two weeks, and
Defective sight is one of the greatest drawbacks to ti
by next Saturday they will ho in the
health and development of children. It is many times response
for Jiackwardness in school. Perhaps your youngster's vision
pink of condition.
faulty.
It won’t require much effort on your part to find out*
There has been two teams working
you will certainly he hotter satisfied to know.
out every night under the eye of
Happily, many visual defects of childhood yield readily
Coach Boone and Couch Branham, and
skilled treatment if .applied in time. Now that school time
the hoys hope to bring homo tho ba
here, when the eyes will be in constant requisition, you S'10
be doubly sure that your child is fitted for the daily tusks,
con to Orlando in the first game.
school, the clothing, the books, etc., are all cared for, of totin
There are a number of new men
hut most important of all—remember the eyes.
out this year, new to tho fans of Or
We are adding a full assortment of frnmes in children**■*
lando. Also nine or ten letter men
to our stock which will enable us to tit your Imy or Uir
hack from last year. Among the new
glasses compatible with his age and size.
men this year who are showing form,
are: II. Price, lOOlbs, guard, and a
nCw lad by the name of Richards, who
is iinlsu a lDO-pmindor. E, Smith, who
OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN
is an all stqte man front Smith Caro
lina, is also showing good form for
Office Opposite I’os toff ice
tackle.
-------------- TO SEE BETTER SEE MOORE
In the hncklicld, Crane. Humid,
Kincaid, Tinker, Anderson and Hoss 4-++•§•<• •!•*!••;•++•{♦-p-51
->-i-j--«•
Anderson, are showing coming thru
good.
Of the letter men who are Imek m*+++*+**+***■}•+*:•+* * + > > * *+•:•**+**f+** *
there is good prospects.
A. Link,
guard; J. Grange, tackle,
and B.
Shuto, center; also, B. Porter, who
HOF-MAC
“Foot of First Street’’
SMITH SMART S
M AYER WORK S
Heights Methodist church wero j o i n t _________
hostesses Friday afternoon at a love- 1
.
. . . .
—
ly miscellnnomi# shower, given In ,
‘ chnrKl“l that America keepi
: honor of Miss Elizabeth Steinmeyor, 1’unil,c <*own untl MUt< Wc n,ny POT'
I a charming bride-elect, nt the home ,nh bor to stay down, but we’re not
of Mrs. W. J. Barritt, on Florida nve- keeping her out successfiiUy.
nue.
j Tho colors of tho rainbow' prcdonilI anted in the artistic decorations of the
l various reception rooms.
1 A number or pleasing musical soI lections wero rendered during the af
ternoon by Miss Barritt
DRINK
A financier remarks that gotting up Elder Springs Water, its 99 08-106
1 linzel Dorchester nnd
I Stein muyer enterainod tho
in the world requires great will pow pur cent pure. Phone 811.
II readings,
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For office supplies, stationery, etc.,
11 The shower of ninny beautiful gifts up in the morning,
como to the Herald office.
If you are doing business with Bankers,
Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or
ange County, and feel tho need of informa
tion concerning the responsibility and cred
it standing of your customers, it would be
lit • 1
wise to communicate with us.
The Orlando Cr
Association
P ost Office B ox 193
Orl
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
2ft, 1921
American
tow er b u il d e r
H W U I
PA01
T
a o
n
ires at Versailles Palace
Find out if Your ii
Wheels are in Line ii
I t C o s ts N o t h i n g
We have installed, a
Weaver Wheel Alignment
Indicator
v
Drive through our place and if
your wheels are out of alignment
the bell will ring.
Thu American Legion men visiting Paris are shown passing the stuluu of Louis XIV to the courlyurd of tho
great palace at Versailles, where the pence treaty was signed.
Vulcanizing
FLORIDA POSTMASTERS
WORLD HEARS NEWS QUICKLY
ARE NAMED FOR THIRTY
TOWNS IN ALL SECTIONS. But On# Hundred Years Ago the Horse
WASHINGGON, Sept 24.—Post
masters were nominated today by tho
President for thirty town*-In Flori
da. The Hat follows:
Morion A. Cornier, Follsmere.
0. M. DeVries, New Port Richey.
Ellen O'Donald, Pablo Bench,
Lbula Jtf. 'Watkins, Webster.
John H. McLain, Aubumdnlo.
Orin E. Smith, Cocoanut Grow.
Charles A. Miller, Crystal River.,
Edna F. Hope, Dunedin.
Daniel L. Thorpe, Manatee.
Daniel H. Laird, Millville.
David S. Simpson, Mount Dora.
Rexford D. L, Graves, Seabreeze.
Glenn J. Pcdrlck, Dunnellon.
James T. Phillips, Greenville.
Emma S. Fletcher, Havana.
W. A. Downing, High Springs.
Ethyl A .Hoy, Inverness.
Florence M.' Wnckerle, Melbourne.
Edwin L. Goas, Mulberry.
Arthur L. Stevens, Waldo.
Robert T. Heogy, Archer.
Grace M. Mashbum, Coryville.
obert J. Rcnson, Donia.
Elwyn B. C. Nichols, Ellenton.
Jesse E. Franklin, Glen St Mary.
Ethel Sims, Jupiter.
Dnniel H. Pettoys, McIntosh.
Robert E. L. Pryor, Oldsmar.
Henry A .Drake, Port St. Joe.
Louis B. Rlchth, Ratford
William E. Durrance, Sutherland.
Was tho Only Means of "Rapid”
Communication.
A few hours after Caruso died the
civilized
world knew of It and was In
ceedhirfly rare photograph Is
mourning. A hundred years ago
because It pictures the man
Napoleon died, on May 5, 1821—and
It (he Eiffel tower. Pictures
It wus exactly sixty days before the
Eiffel are very rare, Indeed,
wotld received the news, the Now York
topiph was made on top ol
Evening Post states.
ous tower ho built In Pnrli,
Though the English were expecting
i dinner tendered by him tc
hln death at nny moment and hud made
;U*js engineers of the United
every preparation to have word trans
It shows the venerable In*
mitted from Ht. Helena to England
nd engineer (at left) shaking
with all possible dispatch, It was not
Ith Mr. Swasey, the president
until July 4, that the newH reached
-Ireless Engineers of America.
London, having been brought thereby
the sailing vessel Heron. In accor
dance
wltti the spirit of the times,
SO WILL BE SERVED
the message was not given out on the
arrival of the vessel, but was first con
H Nothing Llks a Leading
veyed to the colonial office, an act
In th* Builnen World
which required approximately two
of Todiy.
hours In Itself.
July v4, 1821, fell on Wednesday.
|i lovely. * beautiful thlngj
On Friday, July 0, the news reached
ot the youngiters grow too
Parts. Messengers were dispatched
from Paris to Germany, where the
iet of Col. Washington A.
newspapers commented on the death
eighty-four years old, being
of "General Bonnpnrte" for the first
to the presidency of a big
time on July 12, sixty-eight days after
npany, has prompted B. OL t
the event had taken place. And thli
the financial writer, to la
notice was In n paper published nt
the truth of the saying that
Mti yrace, then virtually a French
Is n young man’s country. It
town.
he says, according to the
The Vosslsche Zeltung, founded In
phis Evening Lodger.
Big
1704 and then, ns now, the leudtng
declares, do their best work
Oermnn dally, contained no notice of
y ire fifty.
Nnpeleon’a death until July 14, and
Oiry was past fifty when he
then It merely copied the London
Id of the big Job with the
Times. Private Individuals Bring In
State* duel corporation that
tho provinces, regardless of their
eld for more than twenty
station
In life, received the news much
NINE LOAFERS ON THE COUNTY
Inter. It was not conveyed to Goethe,
e Important rnflrond preslthen living at Weimar, until the very
the country 1* less thnn forty;
..Five white hoboes, nrrested near InHt of July. He received It In a
any less than llfty. Samuel
letter hearing a block seal.
flfty-elght when he took hold New Smyrna, wore sent over to tho
reient Jot* with the i’ennsyl- county seat Thursday and nro at pres
TruMdale of the Lnckawanna ent confined In tho county jail, hav DEVOTED TO BRITISH CROWN
ty; Elliott of the Northern
slxty-ons; Lovett of the Mar ing been sentenced to sixty dnys each
ines, slaty-one; Smith of the on the charge of boating their way on
rk Central, flfty-elght; Willard the train. These five make a total of
altlniore k Ohio, sixty.
| thirteen white r%;n nt present con
f the most powerful Imnkcrs J fined In the county Jail cooling their
>untry, George F. Baker, Is In |
ty-iccogi| yearl Another, A, j heels nt tho expense of tho tax pay
ers. Nino of them have been convict
llephuni, is seveuty-elght.
h Charles M, Schwab, Henry j ed nnd sentenced to rond work, but
d'on and Frank A. Vanderllp Captain Powell has not been nblo to
if early (that Is. before forty), use them for the lack of accommoda
eniest work has been done tions, a fool law forbidding tho work
hey could not possibly tie
ing of white nnd negro prisoners In
as chickens.
the snmo gang. These thrlteen men
f which seems to show that
her nil, Is m* cradle snatcher are costing the tnx payers 65 cents a
dny each, or $7.45 for jtho 13, or
en stealer.
It
* corkcrles crow ns they may, $223.50 per month for tho 13.
ohl roosters still np|icar to comes rathor high on the tnx payers
e the heap.
but even tho most foolish lnw has to
herald
waxt
a i *.
be obeyed,—DeLnn^l News.
Fertilizer M aterials
Castor Pomace
•<M«
1
Hardwood Ashes
Ground Tobacco
Stems
KAINIT—SH E E P M A N U R E GOAT M A N U R E
And Other M aterials
Our Prices Will Save You Money
Chase & Co.
PHONE 638
People o f the Island of Jersey Have
for Centuries Been Proud of
Tholr Loyalty.
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEYTROUBLE
An official of a surety company
says men are “fundamentally honest.1'
This will enable "Constant Reader"
to scan the first page of his favor
ite dally with equanimity.—-Peoria
Transcript.
Buy It with a Herald Want Ad,
First and Elm Avenue
TAKE 8 ALT8 AT FIRST SIGN OF
BLADDER IRRITATION OR
BACKACHE
Tho Amerlcdn men and women must
guard constantly against Kidney trou
ble, because we cat too much and all
our food is riel}. Our blood Is filled
with uric acid which tho kidneys
strive to filter out, they weaken from
ovorwork, become sluggish; the elimi
native tissues clog and-tho result is
kidney trouble, bladder weakness and
a general dcclino in health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead; your back hurts or the urine
in cloudy, full of sediment, or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the nijfht; if you suffer
with sick heudnche or dizzy, nervous
spells, acid stomach, or you have rheu
matism when tho wenthor is bad, get
from your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jnd Salts; take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before
brcnkfnst for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This fa
mous salts is mudu from tho acid of
grapes nnd lemon juice, combined with
lithln, nnd has been used for genera
tions to flush nnd stimulate clogged
kidneys; it neutralize the acids In the
urine so it no longer is a source of ir
ritation, thus ending bladder disor
ders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
jure, makes a delightful effervescent
lithin-watcr bovefage, nnd belongs in
every home, because nobody can make
a mistake by having a good kidney
flushing any time.—Adv.
THIS IS NOT WHIMPERING TIME
Too often we hear the cry of "hurd
times.” There isn't any such thing,
acknowledging the unemployment,
money tightness nnd the "slump.”
These things wo nlwnyB hnvo with us,
just ns long ns we have a country of
teeming millions. If one is seeking a
job ns sailor on an airship the field is
limited, but there nre lines of en
deavor Hceklng real workors, men who
can forget the inflntcd Wages of war
times nnd go Into actual productive
work. Wo concedo it is hnrd for
shipyard workers nnd kindred pur
suits to forgotthe opulence thnt hns
been their nnd get down to the scale
demanded by conditions of the times,
but it must bo done. The cost of liv
ing is slowly going down, ns it had
to. Wages must meet it or all hope
for future prosperity in tho shnpc of
busy factories is gone. There must
be an output nnd n demnnd for the
output. One depends upon tho other.—
Florida Grower.
There Is no part of the king’s do
minions which has shown a more ac
tive devotion thnn tho Island of Jer
sey. The true Jerseyman still regards
the king ns the successor of the dukeH
of Normundy. Jersey elected to remaln under the English crown In the
reign of John, when the rest of Nor
mandy reverted to France,
It supported the Royalist cause dur
ing the Civil war and harbored Charles
II when he was In exile; It banished
Victor Hugo becauso of some slighting
remarks of his about Queen Victoria,
and during the late war It passed its
own military service net, for which
there was very little need.
Moreover, not once nor twice In this
rough Island story hns armed In
vasion by the French been success
fully resisted. Tho last occasion was
In 1781, when tho Jorseymen, although
surprised nnd outnumbered and desert
ed by their own governor, who was
preparing to capitulate, defoated the
enemy In n most sanguinary battle,
fought In the rnynl square of St. In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir
Heller.—London Mall.
cuit, Seminole County, State of
Florida.—In Chnnccry.
Plant Juice for Fish Balt.
Late In the dry season, when the
rivers are low In the heart of Africa,
tho Owarl, who Inhabit the central
Soudan, set out on prolonged fishing
expeditions. The natives who live on
the banks of the rivers uro proficient
fishermen, taking great pride In-their
work, but the village Gwarl are not
very sporting In their methods. They
go out for the filial results rather
Ilian for tho pleasure of the sport.
They pour the Juice of .locust tree
podw Into the pools, to which the
streams have shrunk, and this causea
the fish to leap out of the water.
Wildly they leap, flopping out on the
dry river, bottom ns often as not, but
the excited natives do not watt for the
fish to catch themselves. They lean
over tho shallow water, finding great
delight In snatching the leaping fish
ns they flnah from the river.
This custom of Using tbe "Jump
Juice" Koeins to hnva boon handed
down from time Immemorial among
these strange Africans.
I Frank Akers lore Co.
CLYDE LINF REDUCES
FREIGHT CHARGES.
A reduction in charges for hand
ling freight into cars by tho Clyda
Steamsip Co., to take effect October
15, waB announced Thursday, accord
ing to L. S. Scroble, Florida freight
agent of the company.
The order is as follows:
“Effective October 15, tho present
charge of 50 centB per ton for load
ing freight into cars will be reduced
to 35 cents per ton. Also the present
allowance of 40 cents per ton to con
signees whose warehouses arc located
on railroad tracks, and who dray thotr
cnrlon dshlpments, will be Increased
to 50 cents per ton.
"We will also reduce tho minimum
revenue of 25 cents per 100 pounds,
under which wo will make free dollvcry of carload shipments to 20 per
100 pounds.”—Jacksonville Metropoli"
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Southbound
Departs
Arriva
No. 88. . . — 2:86 a.m. 2:46 a. m
No. 27-.
8:40 a. m.
No. B9-.
3:20 p. m.
No. 85...
7:10 p. m.
North Bound
Arrlvs
Departs
No. 82.. ___ 1:48 o. m.
2:08 a. m.
No. 84...
12:05 p. m.
No. 80....__... 3:05 p.m.
3:25 p. m.
No. 28..
Tritby Branch
Arrive
Departs
•No. 100..
0:00 a. m.
•No. 24. . —
><■s «
3:25 p. m.
*No 158....
7:00 a. m.
No. 22.....
7:35 p. m.
Leesburg Branch
Arrive
Departs
•No. 157_____ 4:00 p.m.
No, 21....
•No. 101—___ 6:30 p. m.
•No. 25.. ___ 2:00 p. m.
No. 22...
Oviedo Branch
Arrive
Departs
•No. 126..
•No. 127..
3:40 p. in.
'Dnily, except Sunday.
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
LOOK YOUNG! BRING BACK ITS
NATURAL COLOR, GLOSS AND
ATTRACTIVENESS
Common gardon sage brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur added, will
turn gray, streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant Just
a few applications will prove a revela
tion If your hair is fading, streaked
or gray. Mixing tho Sage Tea and
Sulphur recipe at home, though, is
troublesome. An easier way is to get
a bottlo of Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur
Compound nt any drug store all ready
for use. This is the old-time recipe
improved by tho addition of other in
gredients.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is not
sinful, we oil desire to retain our
youthful appearance nnd attraftlveitess. By* darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,
no one can tell, because it does it so
naturally, so evenly. You Just damp
en n spongo or soft brush with it and
draw, this through your hair, taking
one smnll strand at n time; by morn
ing nil gray hairs hnvo disappeared,
and, after another application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
giossy, soft nnd luxuriant.—Adv.
PALATKA THE STATE CAPITALPALATKA, Fin., Sept., 20.—James
E. Calkins, former president of tho
Florida Benate, and now a member of
that body, tolcf the Kiwanis Club at
its luncheon here this week thnt capi
tal rcmovnl Is not n dead Issue and
thnt Palntka hns been agreed upon
by lawmakers nB tho logical location
for tho state’s scat of government.
Scantor Calkins dcclnred there is
such n determined sentiment in South
nnd Central Floridn for removal of
the capital nearer to the center of
population nnd transportation thnt re
moval must be mndo or the upheaval
finally will result in division of the
stnte.
SANFO RD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
JOHN GORE, Proprietor
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
1018 Weal First Street
1018 West First Street
DIVORCE—CITATION.
0ocil I. Mooney, Complninnnt,
vs,
)
_
Alma Bernice Mooney, Defendant.
To Alma Bernice Moyney, care Callio
V, Onto, 313 W. Marshall St., Rich
mond, Va.:
It appearing from the affidavit of
tho complainant herein that you nre a
resident of a stnte other than the state
of Florida; thnt you nre a person over
the age of tw«nty-one years and thqt
there is no pcrcon within tho state of
Florida servlce-of n summons In Chan
cery upon whom would bind you, it is
hereby ordered that you appear to tho
bill of complaint filod horeln against
you on tho Rule day for November,
1021, to-wlt, 7th day' of November,
1021,
And it is further ordorod that this
citation be published in the Sanford
Daily Herald once each week for four
consecutive weeks.
‘ Witness .my hand and official seal
at {Janford, Seminole County, Florida,
this the 24th day of September, 1021.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk of Circuit Court,
SCHELLE MAINES,
Ouch !
It
Goes
the Grain
ATS
sell lumber a t
p/esent prices but it certainly is soft picking for the man
who wnnt9 to build. Experts say that lumber w i l l
never be so cheap again. The man who postpones b u ild ii’rr is, in plain language, a boob. Now is the t im e . L e t
us iigurc on that job—you’ll b e surprised!
r
to h a v e to
HILL LUMjBER CO.
SERVICE
4
QUALITY
PRICE
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1021
Tho following from the New Smyrna provided since last winter will be at FLOODING THE MAILS SEEKING
t* * I T
Nows, is tii«ielytk.
FREE PUBLICITY.
C
least twenty-five per eent more. Coil'
— ------"In these (layf when unskilled lnbor, structlon work does not cease in Flor
Every
mail
Carries
to the newspaper
ida
in
winter—the
mortar
and
cement
In some instances/ is receiving high
offices
of
Florida
column
after col
wages while many with education and and other mnterials do not freeze and
umn
of
“atuff"
which
is
nothing
but
there
is
hardly
a
day
in
the
year,
even
training—teachers for example—are
a
propaganda
of
publicity
for
provis
in
the
severest
winters,
that
outdoor
poorly paid, it is easy for a boy, with
IS 'i i'
superficial thinking to conclude that work Is not possible. Tho building ional propositions. 'One day recently
it is better to go to work thamto go program contemplates continuous brought to the office of the Gaaetto
activity and there will bo work for two columns regarding tho opening Uf
.to school,
“But tho time has come, more than many newcomers, regardless of the a state college; three columns of a
waterway convention; something
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I 'y '
at any time in tho past, when tho large numbers who will come, >.
.more
than
a
column
of
a
celebrated
An
eariy
winter
must
mean
more
r
Under
the
present
banking
laws, the banv.^
abilities bom of education and train
tire
for
automobiles;
one
column
1
re
prosperity
for
Florida,
Tho
crops
that
ll
the
Uiiltad
atateB
are
practically
owned J
ing are in demand and command a
controlled
Vx,
nil
tjie
people.
***
garding
the
sate
of
stock
In
ah
auto
require
only
sunshine
and
rain
will
all
high price. As Frank A. Vanderllp,
tho well known banker, recently said: have been harvested before tho frost mobile concern; three columns regard
•T Such a vital part have they come to occunvt.
‘The mental equipment of a business comes, even in the extreme upper ing compilations of a health board;
* pur industrial and commercial life th«u
mnn needs to be greater today than part of the state, and the early cool two columns regarding somo church
•slightest thing affecting the banking into,?*
weather if it comes, will help many work that was being carried on-in
was ever before necessary.’
is immediately felt, either directly or IndSU
“In .every lino of life it is the men things that grow all through the win Chicago; several columns pertaining
ly, by every man, woman and child in a!
with ability—the men of brains—who ter, An early winter and a “hard to a secret society; and a varied as
country.
winter" mean trouble and loss to the sortment of other m atter about as
are outstripping thair fellows.
IT Deposit here and secure all of the advants?M
“Education brings not only ndded less fortunate who must dwoll amid valuable and pertinent to Florida as
|| of safety, soundness and dependability. W
material blessings, but it increases the snows and tho blizzards and suffer directions for making palm leaf fans
the power to servo one’s fellow men. from interrupted traffic and a thous would bo to the residents of Iceland.
Tho sheets upon which all this copy
It is natural and right to build up tho and other things that make a “haird
nbllity .to mnko money, but it is a winter" hard. Florida, fears few >of U furnished make excellent paper for
serious mistake to lose, sight of the them and tajolcds In ' the knowledge tho typewriter; in fact, most news
{act that the unselfish service of oth that nn early winter means reason papermen utilise it that' .way—or
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
ers is one of the surest, if not the able care for a little while.—Times- make wrappers of it, Sometime big
business and little buslneos will waken
---surest, ’means of bringing happiness Unlon.
F. P. Fouler, President
to tho feet that something for noth
And satlafactlon to one’s self.
ing In difficult to secure—and usually H'l 1 If
B. F. Whilner, Cashier
A FOOL AND HIS MONEY.
“Give yopr boy—your children—
what is given free of charge is not
tho best education that it Ib within
your power to give and when you j The cn1'® of Fatty Arbuckle has appreciated by tho recipient. Every
-efe-!
shall have reached tho limits of your started the sensation' seekers and newspaper of any prominence what
ever
is
dolugad
with
proposition^
of
financial ability, Inspire your boy to furnished several texts for sermons.
earn his way. But be satisfied with It Is recognized as being symptomatic. "here’s something to fill up with"—yet
nothing less for your children than a The diseases which It Is supposed to ■few offers of thnt nre followed by the
typify, however, are such social ills assertion that “IV like about a hun
complete education."
ns poor prohibition enforcement, dred copies at your regular price to
------------ o-----------movie life, and tho new freedom mail to my friends when you can print
THE ARUUCKLE ORGIES.
among women. No one seems to hnvo tho matter."
No mnn thinks for a moment of go
Fntiy Arbucklo
Whnt the demand for censorship noted the obvious.
You Can Find the N am e o f Every Live p
ing
to n lnwyor nnd saying: "Hero
never could accomplish, because cen nnd the Arbucklo enso, says tho New
nre
n
couple
of
cnr,eR
which
you
can
York
Globe,
nre
really
a
now
instance
sorship is un-Amcricnn nnd contrary
fessional and B usiness Man in
to American institutions, promises to of whnt hnppons when n fool nnd take up for me—merely to show your
be accomplished nnd most thoroughly money come together in modern goodwill anil to keep your office
Sanford in This Column
busy." No man goes to n doctor with
,
accomplished through revelations of Amerlcn.
The old nd e thnt n fool and . the assertion: “I have several enses
the Arbuckle ense. The wido world
wns shocked when the spotlight was his money nre quickly parted We J of illness in my fnmily ,nnd, ns long
LAW YERS
CONTRACTOR!
turned upon the orgies of some of tho have wiser fools nnd more money to ns you nro not extremely busy you
elect in movlcdom thnt the moral re day than the world had when this ' might drive out and look after ’em—
S. 0 . Shinhol#
George A. D eCottes
maxim wns made. The extraordinary merely to keep your hand In." No
action is hound to he sweeping.
Attorney-nt-Law
Contractor and BoM
Here wo have at Inst a view' of the opportunities of n new country nnd 1one goes to n cobbler with numerous
Over
Seminole
County
Bank
pairs
of
sorry-looklng
footwear
nnd
SANFORD
atmosphere In which some of tho mo nn age of great mcchnnicnl develop
FI
•:* FLORIDA
tion pictures are produced. Here we ment have shoved thousands of men hands them in with the remark: "l SANFORD
have the fundamental reason for the and women into incredible prosperity. notice that you nre nt rest for n little
Sanford Construct*
demand for censorship.
Here wo Theirs nre not purses filled with while nnd you might just ns well fix
BATTERIES
these
in
proper
shape
for
me
until
CONTRACTORS AND BUR
have a fair perspective of the difficul guinens which, once emptied, nre not
you
have
urgent
work
come
in."
But
likely
to
ho
filled
again.
A
continu
ties confronting the exhibitor, at
BRIMS YOUX
Planes nnd Specification! CY
whom the demand for censorship has ous stream of gold pours into their frequently does some man nppronch B attery Troubles to U s
|
Furnished
All Work Guannttd
been aimed so generally. And, turn pockets doily. Their difficulty seems the ncwspnpernian, blithely, smiling, W» Ip toU U i* on X U c trlcil W oik tad can f i r .
jou dip.ad.blt nnlw..
H. T. PACE
P. 0.
ing from the cesspool in which nt to bo, not preventing their money and saying: “Here's a mighty fine lit
W
E
A
LSO
HATE
OOKPXTXHT
M
ECHANICS
tle
talk
thnt
my
wife’s
cousin’s
stepfrom
leaving
them,
but
devising
way
least n certain proportion of the pic
rOB OVEHHAUUMO YOUB OAB
tures nre created, one wonders less of spending it, A few nre able to re uncle made before tho poultry club of
B u i l d e r s & Contra
at the emhnrrassments of those who sist prosperity; ninny It drives nind. Coekervllle, an’ it’s so durned funny Sanford Battery Service
Sketchea
nnd Estimate*
Company
seek through this medium to give Fatty Arbuckle Is one of many. Ho that you ought to print it. I’m not a
building
too
large and none
the people clonn nnd wholesome apparently hnd rlonder rcnourccn for regular subscriber, you know, but If Phone 180
L* A. Renaud, Prop. -----ALL WORK GUA
- i ............. ~' •
amusement.
using the thousands coming to him you print it I’d like to have you give
me
a
couple
of
copies
so's
I
can
send
weekly.
At
the
same
tim
e'there
The reaction from the Arbuckle
& Shoi
HARTFORD BATTERY Pine Wilson
revelations nlrcndy has begun. That seemed to he nothing which money him one."
nnd Garland Sti.,
The newspaper Is the most valua
it will reach through tho whole field would not buy, whether pleasure or
“B attery Insurance”
none can doubt. And that out of it immunity from punishment. There ble adjunct of nny town or city. It
PURE WAT
Sold and Serviced by
will come a reform procurable pos was probably the constant temptation nnminly gives publicity worth mnny
sibly in no other way appears reason to sntisfy whatever whim came to thousand dollars. It does it cheer
Edw. H iggin s, Inc.
Elder Springs Waj
mind. The disastrous party wns n na fully. It idolizes the infant; it glow
ably certain.—Gainesville News.
99.98% PURB
tural result of bewildering power ingly greets tho grndunte; it blesses
-----------o----------H aigh f & W ieland
Phong 311.W
Sai
thrust upon a limited soul. Through it the bride; it sympathizes with the
AN EARLY WINTER.
Fatty Arlmckie hns learned that mon sick; it mitigates the miseries of those
GARAGES
who mourn; and when sorrow comes
From hither nnd yon comes reports ey has its limitations.
L O R D ’S PURI
to iml lent o nn "early winter." The
All the mnny newly rich of tho time to thoso whose idolized inmates hnvo
Sm
ith
Bros.
Garage
fur-bearing nnimnls nre said to he leurn this eventunlly. Some are fortu passed beyond ephemeral episodes of
W ATER
Expert Repairing
more thickly clad than usual, the nate ennngh to get a certain wisdom enrth the newspnper speaks only most
AS GOOD ASTHEBB
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
small, hut industrious ants nre laying without coming to prison.
Some, worthy words to help stifio sorrow.
i
Oak
and
First
Daily
Service
The newspnper encourages enthu
up great stores of provisions, trees spending with nn innocent kind of
and birds and all sortH of other things folly, are never in danger of prison. siasm—its boosts business—It em
nre stendily giving signs of coming But there nre thousands of them with boldens enterprise—it pushes for
REAL ESTATE
SANFORD NO)
for their Intelli progress— it urges unanimity—nnd
coldness and even tho coal dealers are too much money
talking to their patrons in this sec gence, need, and good. Occasionally countenances co-opcnrtion.
E. F. Lane
WORKS
The newspaper should always ho
tion of the country and advising the their too great prosperity ends in a
Real
Estate
$nd
Insurance
stocking up with a ton nr two of the sordid tragedy like the recent episode morally upheld nnd financially ap
V. C. COLLER, Prof|
fuel earlier than usual. They may all i» Snn Francisco.—Leesburg Corn- preciated.—Kissimmee Gnzotto.
Phone 95
---------o----------lie wrong, but it is more thnn prob- J -nercinl.
General Shop and 1
SAYS FREIGHT RATES
nble thnt the senson may differ ma
ARE
GREAT
DR
A
WHACK.
terially front that of the pnst two
Geo. W. K n ight
"PI.EASE PUBLISH JUST AS
/
Work
years nnd give Floridn among other
This is whnt hurts—unless the ad
WRITTEN."
Real Estate and Insurance
CONTRACTOR nnd Bt
plnccs, a touch of real cold weather,
justment bureau will make n satis
SANFORD
FLORIDA
nnd start the wearing of overrents
All newspapers receive communi factory settlement.
517 Commercial Street Stff«
and wraps a hit sooner thnn recently. cations with the request thnt they be
John P. Thomas, of Norristown,
Predictions of a cold winter do not published “juBt ns written."
Pa., desired to conic to Kissimmco to ..Employment Bureau..
tra nsfer
grcntly distress the people living in
Any newspaper will publish a com locate. Ho loaded his effects on a car, The vocational committee of the Busi
Floridn—oven those who are on the munication “just as written,” provided ihe agent stated the cost of placing ness and Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THE
extreme northern edge of the state, it is worthy of publication and tho thnt car in Kisslmmeo would ho requosts oil young women desiring
for they know well enough that winter author’s name is attached for publi $170.40, including the wnrtnx, nnd employment to register nt the First Quick Service Tran
Storage FncilltiN |
will onlly lie n matter of a few weeks, cation with the item.
Thomas paid the hill—taking tho re Nntionnl Bnnk.
If
we
please
you, tell others,
and while the mercury may get well
AGNES
G.
BERNER.
Chairman
Paid advertisements are published1 ceipt.
tell
us.
Phone
down in the tube nnd stick there for J "jUHt oh written," ns a mntter of
When ho nrrivc<| In Kissimmee,
Glnsses Designed
two or three dnys, and repeat the per- | course, up less the advertiser requests mid when the goods reached here, it Eyes Examined
BOTES'
formnneo two or three times during thnt mistakes be*correctcd.
wns found thnt somewhere along tho
H enry McLaulin, Jr.
January nnd February, tho winds of
Communications sent to tho Star route there hnd boon a change made.
OPT. D.
Hotel Montezur
March nro ccrtntn to chase away Jack \ Advocate as news items ,without slg- The classification had been Incorrect
Frost nnd the spring conies soon after nature attached to he published with ly made—or the figuring had been In
“Sanford’s New HoH
St, Patrick’s day if it hasn’t arrived the items, will he published in accord error—or something; nnd the result
,
j
,J « U 0 up P«r w
before. Thnt we still need fires In the with the Htylc in use on tho Star Ad- wns thnt Mr. Thomns hnd to dig up
U r c — i ----- -—
grate or the open fireplaces sooner. vacate. This is the rule on all news- an additional *104.57 before ho could
than usual seems likely, but thnt w ill' papers.
get his goods.
only make Thanksgiving day nnd : If we wore to publish some comIt is incidents of this sort which hit
GILLONi|
Christmns appear natural nnd con* munientions "Just as written,", the nu-< a city with* a sorry thud. It makes OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
forming to the books nnd stories.
j thora would fee Hike Buing the Star tho newcomer imagine thnt there is a Graduate Northern Illinois College
FRV
Sanford, Fla.
An early winter means something , Advoenta for damages—Titusville Ad- fraud somewhere. Mr. Thomns, who 212 East First St.
different in New England, nnd in the voento.
is located at 704 Main street, fools ag
‘inm
ELECTRIC*1!
West and Northwest nnd East; bliz
grieved—and Well ho muy. It is not W ILSON VULCANIZ
|Contradofl
zards nnd heavy snows that stay on
tho fault of the freight agent In Kis
Dow TIDE ON THE BBACn
ING WORKS
tho ground far months, nnd slget and
simmco—who was merely carrying
(Phone Id!
O. O. WILSOM, Own.r
ico nnd roads nnd streets blocked. Forenoon and Afternoon Tides at out his orders—and who Is ready to
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
About Same Hour and' Minute
Construction work stops whon the
confer with Mr. Thomns at any time
rjlll
REASONABLE PDlCES
mercury gets below the freezing point Sept. 20 .............................;...... Q:16 and advise him where to send tho
Wliht Broth.,. (Itni. mlldlat
in moBt places, and that means idlo- Bcpt. 27 .................................... 10ill claim for adjustment—if there is need
noas for more workers. It means that Sept. 28 ..........................h........ 11:23 for nn adjustment. If there is a
Sanford M achine &
thousands who enn travel will come Sept. 20 .............................
11:55 wrong—if there la a blunder—the
South, earlier than over before,
Foundry Co. :u
Sept. 30
... 12:49 mntter will be adjusted; at the same
Floridn is doing hor very best at
time there will remain a sore spot in General Machine and Boiler Works
this time to provide room for all who
The world news tha day It happens, tho heart of the man who hns to dig
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
may bo coming South this season and delivered nt your door each evening up the excess of $104.57.—Kissimmee
bands in stock
it Is safe to say that accommodations 15c the week.
Gazette,
Crank Shafts Re-turned
erest
Y our Interest
______________ T s .;* S f u * 3 a L a
«TW7 . IV-dA/' AiwrtUU* NtM mU» b m
• a avfU M tlM .
D u o im llt U
H .M
p t rw , tiway* h' idto*.____________
Member of The Associated Press
No, Holly, wo stopped drinking Arbuekle cofTeo a long time before Fat
ty got Into trouble and it was for per
sonal» reasons.—St.
Augustine Record.*
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Gilbert Leach has made hiH excel
lent Leesburg Commercial into a
twico-a-wcok Instead of weekly. That’B
the stuff, Gilbert. In another year,
Leesburg will wr.nt a Dally Commer
cial.
Cobb and all the rest of the base
ball stars will now hold the boards,
and Fatty Arbuckle and all of tha
other sensations wi|l have to stay
quietly in jail until we got the
"World’s Serious" off our hands.
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This will be n busy week in Sanlord. Tomorrow night, wo go down to
Orlando. Thursday, we play host to
hundreds of visitors, and in between,
there are several hundred meetings of
Chamber of Commerce, the different
clubs and associations.
Every Orlnndo business man is re
quested to take a Snnfordito to the
banquet Tuesday night. Wo speak
for Editor Bob Holly.—Orlando Sen
tinel. Thanks, old dear. If we don’t
feel nny better tomorrow than we feel
today, you will have to take us there
in an ambulance.
Newspapers declare that the habit
of calling a mnn or womnn well edu
cated just because ho or she has at
tended college, is all wrong, A lot of
folks who “go through" college, do
th at and nothing more, and a lot of
other folks who never see n college
except In pictures or ns they pnss by
the 'buildings, are entitled to tho
classification of well-educated.—St.
Petersburg Time;
------- — o---------"Sanford needs golf links and a
country club," declares the Sanford
Herald. "No city can expect to have
tourists without golf links and ' In
Sanford there has beeh started such
an institution." The Herald urges the
following up of plans for a country
club anil n golf course, projected some
time ago but not brought quite up to
the point of nctuul construction. There
can be no question ns to the attrac
tions or n country club and a golf
course. It Is shown every season in
Florida thnt towns and cities boast
ing links receive the most dqsirable
class or tourists. No doubt the busi
ness people of Srnford will ut no Into
day decide to carry on to completion
the excellent plans offered some time
ogo.—Timcs-Union .
k e e p t h e bo y s in h ciio o i
Gor public* schools will soon bo
opened and we should sec to It thnt
nil of the boys are in school. Wo men
tion the boys, because they are prone
to duck the school before the eighth
grade is reached, while the girls usu
ally are anxious to go this high, at
least, and most of them want a high
school education. Wo may need tho
children in our business, or they may
be needed to keep the home fires burn
ing or the wolf from the door, but in
case they are needed, it would he
better for tho parents to make all
the sacrifices in tho world in order
that the children can ho sent to Bchool
and kept there until they graduate.
BORDO NUTS
For Salads, Cakes, etc., we have
a fresh shipment of Bordo—
Walnut Meats
Pecan Meats
Baited Almonds
Balled Peanuts
Balled Pistachios.
RECEIVED DAILY
Fresh "Hanford Maid" Raisin,
plain und light fruit cake.
Deane Turner
WBLAKA BLOCK
Phonea 497-494
First National Ban)
PROFESSIONAL AND BUS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1921
I,Mile Happening*
Mention of
Mailer* In Brlaf
Peraonal llemfl
of Interest
THE
In and About
S The City *s$
St. Johns Scenic H ig h
w ay Seem s to Be A s
sured by Volusia Co.
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talke Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
W ill
w eather
for Florida: Partly cloudy
■weather with local thundershowers tonight or Tuesday.
WEED'S WEATHER
Forrcust for the Period September 26
to October 1, Inrlunlvc
South Atlantic and East Gulf states
—Norma! tempernturc and generally
fnir, except widely scattered local
thundcrshoweiH. There are no indications at this time of a disturbance #
in the tV«‘st Indies.
TEMPERATURE
Now that sounds more like
it. Sunday and 92. Maybe by
next Sunday we can get it
down to, 82 in the shade. It
loked like rain yesterday but
we did not get any of it. How- .
ever, it will be here beforo
Christmas no doubt, but if it
waits until then we will not be
here to receive it. Anyhow it
is 92 und we uR feel better
over the ideu of the old bulb
dropping again.
15:40 A. M. SEPTEMBER 26
Maximum .................
92
Minimum ....................... 68
Range ............................. 71
Barometer ......................30.10
Culm and part cloudy.
No rain here yesterday but local rains all around.
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Rulld From Deleon Springs to
Putnam County I.ine
DELANf), Sept. 20.—At n special
meeting of the board of county com
missioners hero Saturduy an agree
ment was entered into with the road
department providing for the comple
tion of the road from DeLeon Springs
to the Putnam county line.
Under the terms of the agreement
the county is to pay $8,333.00 a mile
towurd the expense of completing the
road while the state will hear the
remainder of the cost. The county
has $200,000 avnilahle for its shnre
of the burden. Bids for the contract
were advertised and it is hoped to
start the wor kat once. The road, a
distance of about twenty miles, will
he paved with either shell or rock and
asphalt.
The Big Street Parade
Next Thursday is made possible by our own local boys, the boys of Co. D.,
and the boys of the Sanford Hand. Of course there will be other features of
this parade, but you will have an opportunity of seeing the complete equip
ment of Company D, and bearing a real band piny, and that’s worth coming
long ways to see.
AND COMPANY D AND THE SANFORD BAND
know other things besides playing music and drilling, and so on, THEY
KNOW WHERE THE WELL DRESSED MAN TRADES. And that is one
of the reasons why the majority of these boys trade with us.
ASK US ABOUT SOME OF THE OTHER REASONS
Good News in Putnam.
Announcement in the above dispatch
S. A. Rive spent the week end IP
thnt the road between DeLeon Springs
Tampa on business.
.1
and the Putnam county line is to be
completed will be good news here.
II w. 1'earuion spent the week end
This will make the connection between
at Daytona Reach With his family.
Palatka and DeLand complete, when
the road to Crescent City is finally
Aniired Lees was among thu San
completed, iind will then mnke the oby//£ sru fff r/M r / s
ford visitors to Orlando yesterday.
Jectlve here a completion of the scenic
highway between Palatka and Jackfmindt Hunt has returned from a
sonvilte by way of Green Cove
business :rip to Key West and Miami.
The beef for the big barbecue will Springs.
It is understood that the Clay coun
be on inspection at the Fox Cold Stor
l.icut. A. Bivens, of Arcadia, was age plant tomorrow ufter live o’clock. ty authorities are now negotiating for
the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
the sale of the bonds issued for the
II. \V. Herndon.
Mr. Hunter, of Ohio, has purchased purpose of paving from Green Cove
NOTICE!
the C. C. Hart property on Sanford *» the Putnam county line, and when
Mrs. .1. K. Mettinger, of Jackson Heights. Mr. Hunter will build a nice this is done R will bo up to the Pulville. is the guest of her daughter, bungalow on one of these lots for naIn county officials to pave from Itiee .MISS MAKDKK wishes lo meet all of
Mrs. Walter Morgan.
rent. This sale was made by C. F. ;Crcek to the Clay county lino.-^Pnlat- her former piano pupils and any who
iriesire to study with her, tin Wednes
ka News.
Shall** Walker, of Clearwater, spent Lane, "The Real Estate •Man."
day at I p. m. at the Haptist Church.
the week end with his parents, Rev.
Classified advertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad taken for less that
Mr. and Mrs. M. Fleischer and CLYDE LINE TRIPPERS
anil Mrs. S. W. Walker.
ENJOYED
THE
HOSPITALITY
FLORIDA
IS
PROSPEROUS.
25 cents, ami positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask
family have returned to Sanford after
OF
SANFORD
CITIZENS
♦L
must accompany nil orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
Miss Hazel Sorrell, of Orlando, is spending tho summer on Long Island.
While
business
conditions
are
not
!
.;
cordingly.
spending some time here with her sis Mr. Fleischer had an operation while Dear Editor:
as
had
hero
by
a
great
deal,
we
still
in New York, and is recovering from
ter, Mrs. C. W. Stokes.
Received your copy of Sanford Her are suffering from "rcfiectcd condi
the snme. Their many friends are
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
ald. but you seem to have omitted me tions.” Thnt is, being a far south
.lack Lloyd, of Orlando, spent the glad to sec them all hontc again.
acres
EOIt
RENT—Two
furnished front
from the list in the paper. I enjoyed state, wo are classed in a sweeping FOR SALE—10 acres grove, 7
day here yesterday as the guest of
rooms
at
266
Park
Ave,
153-6tp
small
wild land on hard road on
my trip immensely and especially the generalization of all southern states.
ATTENTION COMPANY I).
Mr. und Mrs.
\V. Stokes.
home.
lake.
Ideal
place
to
build
a
genial "Captain of Osceola’,’ and I was Notwithstanding the fact that them
FOR RENT—One nice, large furnish
Price $4,000.—K. F. Lane, the Real
in Mrs. (’aider’s machine and also
ed housekeeping room.—Mrs. Rid
Mr. and Mrs. J. Roland Lyle and Headquarters Co. D., 1st. Inf. F. N. G. heard Iter explain the different points is no real money tightness here, no Estate Man.
154-5tp dling, 205 Oak Ave.
158-3tp
crops shortages in view, no letup in
Sanford, Fla., Sept 26, 1921
Miss Putt ye Lyle moved today into
[of interest, etc. Perhaps no one on the
FOR
SALE—Rose
No.
4
seed,
Irish
rooms. Hrfurnished
FOR
RENT—'two
the volume of yearly visitors (they
their new home on Elm avenue and Orders No. 67.
1trip would value .the press notice as
potatoes,
per
bushel
$
2
.
00
.—L.
A.
152-tfc
Apply 1004 Elm Ave.
arc coming enrllcr than ever before),
Tenth street, which they recently pur1. All officers and enlisted men of | much as myself.
Bromley.
131-tfc
FOR
RENT—Improved
celery
lan<U
___ ____
rhased.
thin organization are hereby ordered
We appreciated the hospitality of northern advertisers show a wariness
room house with
in immediate planting condition.—
to report at the Armory at Sanford, the druggist who trented us all to about the state. The fact is that I'UR SALE 10
Fren Hat Shop and Pressing Club Fin., at 8 o’clock a. m., Thursday, free ice cream on a hot day. It was there is what might lie termed an electric lights, hath and shower, 31 G. II. Edward’s, Pace's Lane. 156-Otp
also dye work. All work guaranteed. September 29th, to participate in the a stroke of business quite worthy of a "exodus" already on from the north acres land, 5 acres in grove with 300 FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms
109 Sanford Avc.
163-Gtp Gala Day celebration to be held on yankee for nearly every one bought to Florida, and northern business big ornngo trees, puars, persimmons,
upstairs for light housekeeping. Ap
ami pecan trees.—E. F. Lane, the Real
ply
714 Ouk Avenue.
158-3tc
snid date.
something and persuaded Mrs. Calder men are afflicted with what might Estate Man.
164-5tp
be termed in common parlance, "cold
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. iolar and Master
o. No excuses will be accepted for to take her other trippers there.
unfurnished
Foil UKNT-a or ”
feet." It might pay those who yearly FOR SALE—Medium size snfe. Ap rooms. Apply over thu 10 cent
!lnl|ili and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill, fn||urc<
report . specified in the
M. COLYER BURGESS.
ply 402 Snnford Avc., nnd Fourth
motored to Lakeland Friday ’where preceding paragraph except for legiti- New York.
do big business in Florida to come
store on First Street. Also furnished
Street.
04-01.
they were the guests of Mrs. Tolar's mate business reasons consisting of
down and get warmed up a little—nnd
bed rooms.
157-2tp
mother, Mrs. McIntyre.
incidentally view our conditions as FOR SALE—6 room house, I acres of
innhility to attend heenuse of ‘civil INSPECTION FRUITS AND
FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms for
employment or heenuse of physical VEGETABLES AT DESTINATION they are in reality—which are decid innd, 125 orange trees, 75 chickens.
light housekeeping at Mrs. Maggie
Have ' .nr watches and jewelry re incapacity to so attend.
edly rosy in hue at the present writ Price $2,500.00.—E. F. Lane, the Real
Bell’s,
Lake Monroe, Fla.
157-3tp
paired ai McLaulin’s. Two first clnss
154-5tp
Estate Mnn.
Professor Wells A. Sherman, of the ing.—Florida Grower.
3. September 29th being a holi
wat< h makers. Prompt service.
day in the city of Sanford, the enlist Hurcnu of Markets, United States
FOR SALE—8-room house with all
W ANTED
140-tfc
ed men of this organization should Department .of Agriculture, will
modern
convenience,
excellent
reConserve Your Sight
WANTED TO RENT—A piuno. Call
speak at the Citrus Seminar, to bo
pnir. Privntc water works, in desir at 206 Park Ave.
K. It. Brown, state snles manager have no excuses to offer because of held at tho University of Florida un
153-Otp
Immediate and careful attention
"f the Virginin-Cnrolinn Chemical civil employment. However, if any der the auspices of the Agricultural should he given to the first indication able location. Reasonable terms. Ap WANTED—All musicians In Sanford
of oyo trouble. You are fortunate if ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street.
('o., is in the city tuclny on business. enlisted man’s civil employment inter
who can piny a band instrument.
Extension Division, October 4-5, on you have found it unnecessary to wear
feres
with
his
attendance
at
this
for
110-tfc
He is enroute to points in tho south
the subject "Inspection of Fruits ami glosses, hut indeed unfortunate if you F0U SALE_ A now bungalow at a It will be to your interest to see G. C.
mation,
upon
report
of
same
to
tho
ern part of the stntc.
have neglected to do so when It is
,
_
_ „ Fellows, manager of thu Snnford
commanding officer of this organiza Vegetables at Destination."
really
needful.
Ily'correcting
a
slight
real
bargain.
Good
terms.
L. 1 . Band.
156-5tdh
This is n subject that has received
error in your sight today will save a Lane, the Real Estate Man. 154-5tp
Circle No. 5, of the Missionary So- tion, arrangement will he nuide with
much study during the Inst few years, multiple of trouble later on in life.
eicty *>.' the M. E. church will meet the employer of said enlisted man to
FOR SALE—Single ami Rose Comb
LOST
nnd
it is one for tho solution of which
relieve
him
from
his
civil
duties
so
with Mrs. (J. A. Bedford Monday afBlack Manorca Roosters, 6 months
TOM
M
OORE
LOST—Small green gold wrist watch.
teriiMi.ii Hi | o'clock, 116 French ave. thnt he mqy lie aide to participate vast expenditures are being mndc by
old.—W. W. Dressor, R. A. Telephone
many
commercial
concerns,
as
well
as
•Green make initial H. J., 1912, onin
the
parade
to
lie
held
on
Sept.
29.
157-2tp
OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN
4603.
. 158-Otp
graved on back. Return to Dutton’s
•I. It is imperative that there be state experiment stations nnd tho
Office Opp I*. O.
Phone 192 FOR SALE One heavy duty two- office for reward.
158-tfe
Mrs. |>a||l|1 K Gore, and two cijil- a full attendance at this formation as United States Department of Agricul
wheel trailer in good condition. In
ture.
It
is
hard
to
know
why
fruit
or
,l"n. Dorothy anil Harold, went to at this time there are nbout twenty
quire at Ford Garage.
143-tfc BOARD A N D ROOM
Hrl.itnlii yesterday evening. Mrs. Gore men of this organiaztion absent on vegetables shipped in apparently
FOR SALE—Stable manure; car lots. BOARD AND ItOOM- -Privnto famsound condition nnd under refrigera
tank Dorothy to the Formosa Sani furlough.
Good dry stor". Price $7 p.v ton, f
tion,
reach
destination
in
varying
de
158-dtp
ily. 719 Oak Ave.
GEO. A. DECOTTES,
tarium where she was operated on
e.
b. ears, Snnford. Chase & Co.
grees
of
decay.
Cnpt. Inf. F. N. G., Comdg.
ili.- removal of her tonsils and
151-tfc.
Professor Sherman is in charge of
adenoids.
9-21 2t
Tlie Filipino i n’t ready for solfthis phase of the work of the Bureau City Licenses Due Oc FOR SALE—l form dinner and sev government. Why, the poor nut does
il
eral dos.cn jars. Very reasonable. not know the first principle of apply
of Mnrkets. He is nlso in charge of
IH'OMNG, Red and green slate sur
tober 1, 1921
Middy
W
ash
Suits,
Address “ E. II." cure Herald. dh-tf ing tar and feathers.
the news service of this bureau. Part
face, 3-ply $3.25 per square. Tiger
$2.50
to
$4.00
values,
as
of
his
work
is
to
standardize
fruit
und
I'lain, J-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75;
ATTENTION is called to the fact FOR SALE — Two lake front lots.
***’*>'•
Frco delivery. Address long: as they last at 98c. vegetables into the various grades. that all City Licenses are payable on
Best lots in city for a beautiful
CARPETS ANI) HUGS
He is particularly fitted to talk to the or beforo October 1, 1921.
K* Ginn, Box 801.
139-26tp
home.—E. F. Lane, the Real Estate
—Sanford Shoe & Cloth fruit nnd vegetable men of Florida on
WASHED
Man.
154-5tp
SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to
tho foregoing subject.
*,r* '*• N. Robson, Alfred
■e Robson, in g Co.
FOR SALE—Lot on brick street In and cleaned nt your home or we will
152-fltc
H' "rv M> Lnulin, jr., and Max Bradfor nnd deliver. Hnmilton Bench
Section 4, Ordinance 25 front of Rose Court.—E. F. Lane, rail
TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non-skids
">. were a congenial party motorWashers used.—Sanford
The Real Estate Man.
ir.6-3tp Electric
l"t>
r to 1'anipa yesterday. Thoy were NORTH FLORIDA
88x4M ........................................ $27.50 which rends as- follows: "That the FOR SALE—A pair of young, black Steam Pressery. 317 Isl St. Phone 560 : a
31.00 City Tax Collector before issuing a li mare mules, nt a bnrgnin. Phono
“veompi.nicd home by Emllo Pons, of
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 84x4
•>
■••iipn, who will spend several days
All other sizes any innko in propor cense based on a property vulue, or 160.
152-tfc
h*re the guest of Alfred Robson.
Quincy, Fla., Sept. 26.—The North tion. Get our prices beforo you buy.— capital otock, shall require the per
FOR
SALE—Jersey
heifer,
age
18 P ick lin g and Preserving
130-tfc son applying for a license to make n
Florida Chamber of Commerce, which Itay Brothers. Phone 548.
months.
$35.00.
Also
young
cow
written statement under oath of the
Mr. and Mrs. G. Pullman Cqjinelly embraces that pnrt of the State west
and son James Arthur, of Orlando, of tho eastern boundnry of Hnmilton, Diplomacy Is the art of persuading value of the property, or the Amount cheap. 1101 French Ave. 150-3tp
'A
sl"'"t
Sunday
FOR SALE—3 doz. 1 quurt fruit jura.
..
—- -* the home of Mr. nnd Suwanneo and Lafayette counties, the wife thqt she appeared unusually of tho cnpitiil stock."
.
\ !/ V* 1
Application
blanks
for
snid
licenses
Address
J,
care
of
Herald.
155-tp.
rs- tulph K. Gore, on Palmetto nve- will hold Its nnnunl meeting hero on charming In the coat suit she bought
We have the
will ho furnished free of chnrgo at tho FOR SALE—1 hnve ten acres of col""c. Mr. Connelly is n former Snn- October 12. J. H. Drummond, presi last fall.
City
Office.
re*ltlejrvt but has for tho past few dent of the organization, hns invited
ery land pnrtiully improved, which
ALFRED FOSTER,
>«ars inndt. Orlnndo his homo where Columbln, Baker nnd Nassau coun —Get your 8 cratch Pads fr:n. Tht
can
he bought at n bnrguin.—A. P.
156-lOtc
City Tax Collector. Connelly.
A" ' * Vkc Position of make-up man ties to join, as it is desired that ovory the Herald office.
157-tfc
°n tk‘‘ Orlando Morning Sentinel.
county which tho proposed Atlantic to
LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
Mississippi canal would traverso, bo ^f»f^t444*4*l*44*)'44'l*44"l*«444<*4H*l>444<l>44<l")>)'l"»<‘<l*44*S>>(*4'H
ING—Tho nulld^r may still get tho ,
tJ * ,DT RATTERIES, tho Giant represented. Dixie county, rccontly
and Jelly Glasses
advantage
of low building coat by
We« V
can
fur- created from n part of Lafnyotte, ulso
. •, 1, .Vt's in n box.
-- MII now
||
J submitting schedules to ua and gotting
h "lx \olt Batteries nt $24.50. Wo
See our line of
has boon invited to affiliate.
J I (lircct-from-mlll-to-huilder
service,
sell, exchange, recharge and reTho two major projects -which tho
j | Our long leaf yellow plno nnd Tidewa
P'“r n11 nukes Bnttorics Ray BrothChamber of Commorco Is now advo
FQriReily
w
ith
A
.
P
.
Connelly
ter cypress, manufacture! in best fnill* Stone Crocks, Coolers, *
er** Phono 548.
150-tfc cating aro construction of tho canal
'insures first quality at lowest pos
Churns, etc.
HAS OPENED R EA L ESTA.TJE OFFICE
and tho completion of State Road No.
sible cost consistent with good )uraTh!!« i1 f°rKL,t Co’ D* Minstrel on 1 ,. from Pensacola to Jacksonville. <
bor—less middlemen's heavy profit.—
at 115 P ark A venue
i U"'lay ! nd W day night at tho Tho organization la desirous that tho
GULF LUMBER COMPANY,, ferry,
AH Business Entrusted to JWe W|U Be Attended to
Poonhv n Ti,ckots now on *nlo at the highway be made a sand clay road
Florida.
lS8-e.o.d-18ie
>
Promptly
throughout.
ln'd FDflf Nat|SOn?i n>I°tCOUnty
Post cards—local \ioynt—la each at
«nd it or Nntlonnl B*nk- Price* $1.00
H A RDW ARE CO.
the Herald office.
’
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S a n fo r d , F la.
ill
CLASSIFIED ADS
N O TIC E
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IN THE H E A R T OF THE W O R LD ’S GREATEST
.
V EG ETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921
Drew
President’s
Attention
*•1 •*
i* • • >r
i/
OPE TRIAL DRAGS ON
JURY BOX FILLED AGAIN
JUDGE HOLDS DECISION
L Question of Culpabil|tyof Pope in C’onnecf tion With Killing
Ia w l in F
w o r d
,AS ALL THAT INDICTED HOPE
rAND STATE STICKS TO T H E
g u il t o f p o p e .
1
(Hr Thf AiwcUUd
. ,
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 27.— Judgo
Ibbs today at <b*• opening of court
n0Unced he would withhold his do
-ion on the question of possible culIb ility of Pope in connection with
killing of Hiekmnn by Rawlins.
L in s ’ alleged statement said Popo
Inned the attempted robbery durL which Hickman was killed and re
sted in Pope’s indictment. Counsel
k Pope yesterday argued that Popo
Is not equally culpable with Raw
ls while state argued he was.
Both sides submitted briefs to Gibbs
io announced he would render decisj when court resumed this morning,
f task of selecting the jury was re
nod today with only ten men in the
. First venire nearly exhnusted
. expected plans will be made to
ninon nnother venire. Mrs. Frank
pe, mother of .John Pope, visited
j son in jail this morning. She was
jroutc home to Port Ornnge from
kdison, where her husband, Colonel
nnk Pope, was buried yestreday.
.The jury hox was filled again
prtly before 11 o'clock but the state
id defense still had seventeen preiptory challenges left between them.
NUMBER 159
P A R T Y A C TIO N U N NECE SSAR Y
ON P E A C E T R E A T IE S S AYS
D EM OCRATIC SENATORS.
______
'
(By Tha AuooltUd Pim i )
W A S H IN G T O N , D. C., Sept. 27.—
Democratic senators In conference to
day decided that the peace treaties
with Germany, Austria and Hungary,
were not mottors for party action.
Individual Democrats, it was said,
Would bo left to follow their own
judgement in voting on the ratifica
tion.
LIBERTY BONDS
BEING BOUGHT
IN QUANTITIES
O VERSH ADO W
ALL
DEALINGS
IN STOCK EXCH ANG E
TODAY
Barbecue Promises
Feast for the
Thousands
EVEN W A T E R W IL L HE GIVEN
A W A Y W IT H ICE IN I T JUST F A W N C Y
Here is tuc Zucchca family of Hi, o f New York, the mother of wlil.-a, Mix. Diniicnlrji ZacelieA, received the o n
KNitiiliitloiiH of President Harding. All till* children were Iwrii in Mil* coiiiitrv. The father Is employed in a haul
department store and earns |20 a week. In reply to President Hnrdlng's letter of congratulation. Mrs Ziieehen asked
him to help her husband get n raise in salary, rids he irled to do. without conspicuous mi
Railroad Strike
INTEREST SHIFTED IN CASE OF
May Be Called *
Within Two Weeks
FATTY ARBUCKLE TO WITNESS
WHO IS CHARGED WITH EXTORTION
position in connection with tho new
race track, which will formally
be
placed in commission at the Fair
in
Jacksonville this year, November 12
to 10.
(By The Auoolatad Praia)
W AS H IN G TO N , Sept. 27.— With
The program, as announced by the
the rintionnl conference o f unemploy
fair association includes three harness
ment adjourned until October Bth ten
nnd two running races daily, begin
sub-committees appointed at organiz
ing session yesterday, got down to ning Monday, November 14. The purs
[CHICAGO, III,, Sept. 27.— Federal work today on the study of problems es will range from $100 to $600, plus
licial* todny questioned a score of assigned to ench.
entrance fees.
kliceimn and private citizens in the
Already bookings are being made
vestigntion resulting from stntefor
tlie races, which will bring out
(ents hv Chief of police Charles Fitzsome o f the fustest trotters nnd pacers
w is that 2,.r»00 members of Chico
in the country.
t's police force were bootleggers,
A feature o f the meet will be the
hst night, however, with six persons
"Cracker Derby," open to Florida bred
kdi r nrrest, Charles F. Clyne, United
and owned horseH. This will ho a mile
latcs district attorney, announced
free for nil running event, nnd is
|cre would h,. no more arrests until
scheduled for Wednesday, November
•"had time to determine if he had a H E A V Y REIN FO RC EM EN TS RUSH10th— Governor’s Day.
la! case.”
E l) TO U LSTER TO
A purse of $500 will he hung up
[The arre sts today resulted In two
AID .
for this event.
Iparnto lines of investigation. In one
Istance, three officers of the force
nELFAST, Sept. 27.— Tho riot act
••re held |,y federal authorities on was read here yesterday afternoon 1
larges o f illegnllv confiscating whis following the terrific outbreak of the i
ky. In Ha- second, one officer and week-end rioting in which five persons |
V" private citizens were arrested on wero killed and sixty wounded.
Following u conference between the
larges o f extortion in connection
lith whiskey deals.
chief o f police nnd the commnndcr of
lepnrtx to Mr. Clyne that one po the garrison additional troops and nr- 1
ke station was the home o f a nest o f mored cars were sent into the city to CAREER OF B A T T LE S H IP
kr.tleggers who delivered whiskey in reinforce tho pntrolR.
A L A B A M A IS ENDED
Among the five persons wounded
patrol wagon, charging an extra
HY 2,000 POUND HOM lb
1° ('f -N> if a uniformed guard nc- by one bomb Sunday night were two
Impanied the delivery resulted in fif- young children.
(Br The Aiaociatad Freil)
NORFOLK, Vn., Sept. 27.— The
lin members of the force being cnllH E LFAST, Sept. 27.— Fierce, spor career of the old battleship Alabama
I before the district attorney, hut
adic
fighting between Catholic and ended at twelve-fifty today when the
Inc of thi-rii was held,
Protestant
mobs continued throughout vessel was hit with a two thousand
I n ""other ease, a policeman arrestthe
night
nnd
curly yesterday, the pound bomb. Martin, the bomber,
I told Mr. Clyne that he had not armilitary were still trying to disperse flying ovc rthe warship anchored o(T
r t,'l "
he saw delivering
the battling fnctions.
Tangier Island, tore her mast off, de
r
heiaiise he had been told that
Volleys and revolver nnd rifle fire, stroyed the superstructure nnd turn
lis bootlegger was hacked by eleven
pouring down York street, by oppos
I r",Mui'n “ "«• that he did not want ing gunmen shortly after midnight, ed her over on her side in shallow wa
ter. Six other planes almost simul
gH his fellow members of the
brought out tho armored cars, and
Another patrolman repentod bursts o f machine gun firo taneously rained ono thousand nnd
r'tiom .l |,y Mr. clyne toW hom
two thousand pound
bombs on the
denied the battle area o f rioters. No
[ ' t'K-f Fitzmorris' statements tha , sooner hud tho crown forccB left tho hulk ns she went down. Four hit tho
P' r u nt of the force was engaged
scene than the mobs ngain came to vessel us she turned ovor.
1 " 'tly handling (liquor were con- gether.
V "t'Ve, f„r the figure rgnlly should
Eight deaths, four resulting from n NEGRO P O PU LA T IO N • "S per cent.
IN CREASE IN P A S T
bomb explosion curlier in the night’s
DECADE LOWEST.
t h" ‘f !'lt7m,,rris spent most o f the fighting, end 70 wounded wns the
lom<T f0rrin‘C with Mr. Clyne to toll o f casualties for the week end.
W ASH IN G TO N , D. C., Sept. 27.—
™ he appealed for aid Inst Sntur- Two young girls and a boy were
" > 'ailing up the force and ho wounded by rifle firo enrly yesterday. Tho incrense in the negro papulation
Early hiHt night a bomb wus thrown in tho United States during tho pnBt
iked r" C
,°?,nty ‘rran<1 JUrV which
I
for ful1 'lotnils of his charg«i. into the mb 1st o f a Catholic mob, decade is by far the lowest on record,
which wus drawn up opposite a crowd tho cenBUH burenu announced today.
p n o p WALTER R. LAM DUTH
Tha total negro population in 1020
o f Unionists in Scaford street, fulled
1)1
AT YOKAHOMA to explode nnd some ono hurled it in wns 10,40.1,1.11, ns compared with 0,
to the Protestnnt crowd, where it 827,703 in 1010. an increase o f fl.fi per
^A SHVm V'e, A" ° ® t *r...)
burst with terrible effect, killing four cent. The negro population in tho
kws‘ 0f ,
Tenn” 8ePt. 27.— and wounding at least 67.
Houth in 1020 wns 8,012,231, ub com
I Lnmhuth < ° f niRhop Wn,tor
pared with 8,740,427 in 1010; in tho
urch veil’ 0/ Soi,thern Methodist
(Bv Tha Aaaoclatad Frail)
north tho negro population in 1020
B E LFAST, Nov. 27.— Two men who
'kohnmn i T * 7 in a hoBP |^ * 1 «t
wnH 1,472,300 ns compnred with 1,
|y by relnr
'* Wn8 tece,V0(l to- wero wounded during scattered shoot
027,074 in 1010 while in tho west tho
l «PerationVn8 ,Cr°' Dcftth *U o w «d ing hore Inst night but in section o f
t>. The hi Jlcrform0(* » few weeks city whore serious riot* occurred yes- 1020 negro population wns 78,G01 as
compared with fi0,0G& In 1010.'
Ji Chinn 18l01' Wn8 born in Shang- terdny. The night pnssed quiotly.
The nogro birth rate hns decreased
j”'iontiry' “m " ;1 hi* ,01h' r » “ « •
For office supplies, stationery, etc., while the death rate has not changed
l> U n i ™ * . , i f f w r
d * l v,,n" ermaterially, the census bureau stated.
come to tho Herald office.
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Not All Guilty and
Arrests______
Have Stopped
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MORE RIOTS
IN BELFAST AND
MANY KILLED
a
EVERYTHING FREE
(By Tha Attoclalad Praia)
N E W YO R K, Sept. 27.— Further
enormous purchases of Liberty bonds
and Victory notes overshadowed all
dealing on Htock exchange todny. The
first hour’s snlcs o f bonds approxi
mately bIx million dollars and three
fourths o f tlfem government issued. Good Racing at State
Almost nil domestic flotations roso to
Fair— New Race Track
the highest quotation of the year but
the feature was Victory four and three
JA C K S O N V ILLE , Sept.
27.— A
quarters which advanced to ninctyHplcndid racing card has been nrrnngr.ino and one-half.
ed by the Florida State Fuir and Ex
Sub Committees
Get Down to Work
on Labor Problems
BIG DOINGS
THURSDAY
ALL DAY LONG
llallots Are Itcing Counted Now to
Determine Result
Semnacher Seems to
Have Come Into Spot
light Yesterday
(H? Tha Aiioelatad Frau)
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.— Fntty Arhuekle, who shifted from center
of interest yesterday when chnrgea of
extortion were mndo in court against
Alfred Scmnucher, prosecution w it
ness, resumed his pince before the
spotlight of public curiosity at his
preliminary Itenring proceeded today.
Mrs. Delmotn will probnbly bo tho
main witness today and if her testi
mony is concluded Zech Provost nnd
Alice Rlnko will he summoned.
SENATOR W ATSON DENIES HE
IS IN K. K. K. AS MEM HER.
(B y Tha A atocU U d Praia)
CHICAGO, Sept. 27.— Whether a
general strike will be called by six of
the most powerful railroad unions may
be decided within the next two weeks
it wan indicated today as officials of
the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
gathered hero to count 150,000 strike
ballots their organization enst to de
cide whether the men will accept tho
wage cut instituted recently by the
United Stntes Railroad Labor Hoard.
Officials o f engineers, conductors,
switchmen nnd firemen nnd enginemen
meet here Monday to count ballots of
their unions.
SUBMARINE
R-6 SINKS
IN HARBOR
W ASH ING TO N, D.
Sept. 27.—
Senator Thomas E Watson, of Geor
gia, i na letter to eptoi.cntntive Tnguo TW O MEMHES OF CHEW RE
■>f Massachusetts, today d'-mv * a pubLIEVED DROWNED IN SAN
li.thed wn- r, I hat he is "king o f the
PKDKO IIAItHOK
Ku K'ux Flan” it Georg .t.
"I am not n member o f the Klnn,
(Dy Tha Auoclated Frau)
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27.— Subma
nor nn yother secret organization, ex
cept the Junior Order of American rine R-6 attached to the Pacific fleet
and nnchored in outer harbor at San
Mechanics," Senator Watson wrote.
Pedro, sank at 10:30 last night ac
cording to information received by the
Los Angeles Examiner enrly today.. It
is believed the disaster was caused by
water rushing into submarine through
open torpedo tube. Two members of
the crew are believed to be drowned.
The crew comprised twenty officers
and men and efforts are being made
accounted for and missing determine
if more tire lost. Submarine tied to
tender Camden when sunk. That the
death list was not larger nnd only one
submarine involved believed due to
the presence o f mind of an unidenti
fied sailor, who when R-fl began to set
(By Tha Aaaoclatad Praia)
W ASH ING TO N, Sept.
27.— A tle, cut hawsers by which R-G wns
conference of railroad traffic represen moored to Camden nnd two other sub
tatives and shippers handling sen marines. The R-fl sank within Hixty
foods by freight mid expressed were seconds.
called by the Interstate Commerce
SAN PEDRO, Sept. 27.— Three men
Commission for October tun to con
are
believed to have lost their lives
sider ndbisnbility of
revising
the
freight am! express rates and icing when the R-Six sank last night, it wits
stated at the submarine base bore to
and other charges.
day. It wns snid the cause of the ac
cident was unexplained.
ST. LUC IE C O U N TY STARTS
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POSTPONE T R IA L OF
GEORGIA FRESHM EN.
FORT PIERCE, Fin., Sept. 27.—
Sunda ysehool workers o f St. Lucic
ATH E N S, Go., Sept., 27.— The cas
county nre planning to conduct n "Go es o f four universitty freshmen ar
to Sunday School" enmpnign. A rested nH a result of n clash between
church census will he mnde .workers Athens police nnd a crowd o f fretdiwill ntako personal solicitation, a tag men Snturdny night were indefinitely
day will be staged while one day will postponed todny on recommendation
be designated as purude day when it o f Mayor Erwin. Tho cause for post
is hoped to have a general demonstra ponement was not announced.
tion in the interest o f increasing the
Thosee ngninst who mchnrgos wero
Sunday school
attendance in this preferred by the police Snturdny night
county.
nre:
R. II. Glenn, superintendent of tho
Rayford Brown, Olon Hubert, Paul
I6cal Methodist church Sundny school, Scoggins, and Herman Hauntner.
who inaugurated tho movement, has
E. L. Strange and Stevens, the Htubeen named as campaign director. A dens, who wore grazed by bullets
board o fgovernors will function un when tho police shot their way out of
der his direction, and it is planned to a throng o f students around their
have thin board visit all the various car, wore at classes today apparently
county Sunday schools fo r tho pur but slightly the worse fo r their ex
pose o f acquainting them with tho
perience.
object o f the movement and enlisting
thoir cooperation.
T B T A DAILY HXBAXD W AVY AD.
tAFFI
CONFERENCE RAILROAD TRAFFIC
MEN AND SEA FOOD SHIPPERS
ON FREIGHT AND EXPRESS
To Consider Advisabil
ity Revising Freight
and Express Rates
The big Merchants’ Gain Dny con
tinues to hold the boards in the inter
est o f the public vicing with tho Dixie
Minstrels for the same night but the
Minstrel will be given before the big
dance allowing everyone to attend the
performance nnd the dnneo.
Gene Roumillnt and his committee
are busy as bees with the prepara
tions for the big bnrbecuo and Gcno
says he hns n quantity of the finest
meat that eyes ever beheld or pnlate
ever tnsted nnd if anyone goes away
hungry Thursday it will be because a
few crowd the ropes nnd get it nil be
fore the timid ones can get up to tho
trough. It is also requested of the
townspeople that they bring their
baskets to the hotel park nnd have a
regular family reunion on the lake
shore und assist in serving the visitors
to the city with some good old homo
cooking. The big barbecue will bo
absolutely freo in every respect but
those in charge will not allow any o f
the big feed to bo enrried away in
trucks.
The Elder Springs Water Co., an
nounces that they will huvo a stand
on the ground and serve Ice cold Eider
Springs wnter free nil dny long so
there will be plenty of good water on
tnp all the time. There will also be
hot coffee served nt the barbecue.
Perkins A Itritt will furnish the drink
ing cups nnd everyone will bo nbie to
get wliat they want in the drinking
line and the cats.
The tournament riders are practic
ing every day now nnd there will bo
many front this and adjoining coun
ties in this old fashioned sport and
the horse races will also be interest
ing, bringing out some o f the fastest
Florida ponies in this section.
Plenty of fun and amusement,
plenty o f music, plenty to eat, big
dance, big show, big day and big
night. Remember the date, Thursday,
September 20th.
SELECT JURY
FOR BELCHER
CASE TODAY
ACTION OF D EFENSE COUNSEL
LOOKS L IK E BELCHER W IL L
NOT T A K E T H E STA N D
(Br Tho Associated Press)
C LE A R W A TE R , Sept. 27.— Tho se
lection o f a jury for the trial of Dr.
Belcher for manslaughter in connec
tion with the death of Virginia Turn
er, began iiere today in Circuit court.
Because the counsel for the defenso
asked each venireman whether ho
would regard the failure o f the phy
sician to testify in his own behalf as
evidence of guilt, court attaches ex
pressed the opinion Belcher would not
go on stand. Six tentative jurors in
the box nt noon, all residents of St.
Petersburg,
World’s Series May
Be Between Two
New York Teams
( B f T h s Assoelatsd F rs ss )
NEW YO R K, Sept. 27.— Tho world’s
series may be between Now York
Americans, nnd the New York Nation
als as thu result o f tho defeat yester
day o f tho Pittsburgh Nationals and
the Cleveland Americans. Two more
victories out o f four to bo plnycd by
GinntH nnd tho national ponnnnt will
be clinched. I f Yankees win threo o f
the remaining five games they will
win the American pennant despito a
possible clean sweep by Clovoland in
their finnl four gnmfc series with tho
Whito Sox.
Thoy say you can judgo a man's
tasto by tho curves o f his hand-writ
ing. Also, fo r that matter, by tho
curves o f his typewriter.
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THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, l M l _________ ___ ___________
City of Chicago
■ Argues its Suit
. Against Tribune
Rest
assured 'L.
Shorehnm, Long Island, resulted In
Mrs. Lawes taking rooms at n hotel
not far from the Hanan homo on Park
avenue. On the evening preceding this
fhooting, Miss Dorothy Gottschalk, a
friend, had dined with Miss Ilannn
my Th» AnocUted Prewl
nnd Borland at the Hnnnn home. Miss
W AtJIIINGTON, Tlept. 20.— A NatHnnnn nnd Borlnnd had Inter decided ionnl Unemployment Conference, i n
to accompany Miss Gottschalk to her whlch the ndministrntion hopes will
of *........
putting
nation’s inhome
in Brooklyn, ........
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they were emerging from her apart- 1voluntary idle back to work wns formnlly opened today by President
ment thnt tho shooting occurred.
Except to state thnt Mrs. Lawes had Harding. Addressing half a hundred
shot her and that Borlnnd had noth industrial, economic nnd lnbor lenders
ing to do with it, Miss Hnnnn had the president described the present in
declined to answer the inquiries of po dustrial depression ns "A war inheri
lice seeking to establish a motive for tance throughout the world” for which
as applied to the United States he
Mrs. Lawes' act.
ndded “ He would have •ittlo enthus
iasm fo r any proposed relief which
seeks either pnllition or tonic from
the public treasury.” The belief was
expressed by the president thnt tho
results o f the conference would ex
tend beyond the borders o f tho United
Stntes nnd that delegates in their de
liberations would ho performing ser
W H ERE T H E Y P L A Y TO D AY.
vice to the world. President doclnrcd
"it would open a sure nnd onward
Amoricnn League.
way” to rid the nation of wnr’B nftcrChicago at Philadelphia.
mnth of depression involved "liquida
St. Louis nt Boston.
tion, reorganization, readjustment, re
No other games scheduled.
establishment, taking account
of
things done and sober contemplation
Nationnl League.
o f things to be done.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Hope to Put Involuntary
Idle Back to
Work
F a u ltier
, ■Pajamas5-M$htShlrtsj
1‘ TTipNKiflTw’ar o f aNationll
Our new line present* a variety J
” of attractive fabric* in white and/
• solid co(ors.
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* nlnLF.
I- FAULTLESS
P.m-rLEsg ^ ( . 1
night s r~*
rest in
wear—it's the essence of comfort!
SANFORD SHOE &
CLOTHING CO.
MISS HANAN DIES
WITHOUT TELLING
SHOOTING MOTIVE
R E L A P S E SETS IN
AN D
END
CAM E A T I O’CLOCK IN
M ORNING
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N E W YO RK, Sept. 20.— Miss Mil
dred llanun, daughter of the into A l
fred P. Hunan, shoe manufacturer,
died in the Long Inland College hos
pital early yesterday without having
advanced any explanation as to why
aho had been shot Friday morning by
her erstwhile chum, Mrs. Grace Lawcs,
who later committed suicide.
John S. Ilorland, importer and Dart
mouth college grudunte, who was in
her company when the shooting took
place outside the apartment of a
mutual friend on Schermcrhorn street,
Brooklyn, was at her bedside when thu
end came at 4 o’clock yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. Clara M. Hnnnn, her moth
er, and several other relatives ii Iho
woro present, hut the girl, who had
lapsed into unconsciousness shortly
after midnight, died not recognizing
any o f them.
An autopsy performed by Dr. Carl
Boottigcr, assistant medical examiner,
showed that a bullet pierced the tho
rax nnd the abdomen and lodged un
der the ninth rib on the right side,
A blood transfusion, made Friday,
Boomed to give the girl additional
Htrongth, but a relapse set in Satur
day evening.
The real motive for thu shooting
may never he publicly known. Police
expressed the theory that jealousy
wns n contributing factor, blit they
were unable to determine whether it
wns because of Holland or because of
the severance of Mrs. Lnwcn’ friendly
relations with Miss Hnnnn. Borland
told tho police that ho believed Mrs.
Lawes was driven to the net as a re
sult of having lost the friendship and
financial assistance of M ish Hunan.
IIo ulso expressed tho belief that this
wiib followed by excessive drinking,
which Mrs. Lnwcs admitted in a let
ter to her sister in Sail Francisco,
found among her possessions aftei
her death.
Mrs. Lawes had lived with the linnnns until about two weeks ago, when
a quarrel between her and Mildred at
SPORT WORLD
No other gnmes schdeutcd.
SANFORD C. OF C.
GO TO ORLANDO
TOMORROW EVE.
RESULTS YE S TE R D AY.
American Longue.
At Washington !i, Detroit 2.
At Now York 21, Cleveland 7.
No others scheduled.
Nationnl Longue.
At St. Louis 2, Now York 5.
At Chicago 4-8, Boston 3-7.
At Cincinnati 0, Brooklyn 2.
Others not scheduled.
SE C R E TAR Y AD VISED OF E L A B
O R A T E P L A N S FOR TH E IR
E N T E R T A IN M E N T
At
At
At
At
American Association.
Louisville 7-3, St. Paul 3-2.
Indianapolis 7-i), Minneapolis 2-1
Columbus 5-0, Milwaukee, 2-10.
Toledo 6-8, Kansas City 4-4.
At
At
At
At
International League.
Rochester 10-15, Syracuse 3-5.
Buffalo 4, Toledo 5.
Baltimore 8-8, Jersey City 5-7.
Newar 4-4, Rending 2-0.
T A V A R E S W IL L CELEBRATE.
The last caR is now mndc to those
who have not advised the secretary of
their intentions o f being with those
members who will visit Orlando to
morrow evening.
Tlie entertainment features o f tho
evening were not disclosed by the
secretary of the Orlando Chamber of
Commerce but it will suffico to say
thnt the entertainment will lie up to
the usual Orlando standnrd, and con
sequently those members from Sonford who do not go will be missing
something worth while.
With the many important projects
facing Sanford, if is indeed gratifying
to know that in assisting to put them
over we can count upon tho support of
our beautiful sister city.
Tho lives wires in Orlando
are
growing numerically and enthusiast
ically stronger. Each year they seem
to grow more "peppy" and the same
can now he said o f Sanford.
The
boosting spirit here lias become infec
tious and the former crankings of tho
dead ones is hardly, now, an audible
chirp.
These get-together meetings are
the best things possible to keep up
this commemlablo enthusiasm, and ev
en to a greater extent on this occas
ion, uh it is cementing n strong feel
ing o f co-operation nnd friendship be
tween the two most important cities
o f this section of Florida.
Those members of the Sanford
Chamber o f Commerce who have not
signified their intention o f accepting
the invitation of Orlando should im
mediately notify the secretary that
go with the Sanford delegation to
morrow evening.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.— Disclaim ing!
any intention to nttempt suppression ■
o f tho Chicago Tribune, nnd declaring I
that tho city administration o f ChU
cago had stood for free ^ ecch when
i f wns dangerous to do so, Chester E.
Cleveland, spccinl counsel for the city,
yesterday began his answer to tho ar
guments by which counsel for tho Chicago Tribune sought to have thrown
' out 0f COurt the city’s $10,000,000 11bcl suit against that paper.
Earlier in the day Weymouth Kirk
land, o f counsel for tho Tribune, had
ended a n ’ eight-hour nrgument, in
which ho nsserted that a city had no
right to sue for libel, that to grant it
such right would jeopardize liberty of
expression and be against public pol
icy.
Mr. Cleveland’s nnswer nsserted
thnt the only question before tho court
was whether the city was entitled to
recover damages, nnd thnt it would bo
tho provinco o f tho trial judge nnd
jury to determine whether tho full
$10,000,000 should be assessed or only ■
pnrt of it.
Tho city council refused to anstver
what ho termed the political portions
o f Mr. Kirkland’s address.
"This suit,” said Mr. Cleveland, "is
not by nor on behalf o f nny political
organization, but is by tho city of
Chicago and its three million citizens.
They are not asking tho suppression
o f any publication o f truth, fair com
ment or criticism, But they maintain
thnt this defendant newspaper should
not have the right deliberately, false
ly nnd maliciously to toll lies."
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The W orld
Me a Living
Said tho fellow who did not like to work
and he really thought the world should
pay him without working
HE OBTAINED THE LIV IN G
But such a life— it was his theory about
how to get a living without working.
The world owes each one a living but it
is up to every one to collect it. The best
way to get the best living is to have your
money where you can get it when you
want it— in thu bank
The O N LY DECENT L IV IN G
Is obtained by saving your money while
you are making it nnd put it in tho bank
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
LET US TE LL Y O U
ABOUT IT TO DAY
The Peoples *Bank
o f Sanford
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock the San
ford Chamber of Commerce will nrrlvo in the City Beautiful and will lie
guests o f the local Chamber at a din
nor io tho Chamber's headquarters on
Oak kstreet. A short time ago about
sixty Orlando boosters journeyed to
Snnford where they wer-i royally cntortnined. A t that lime tlm.Sanford
Chnmber wnH Invited to Orlando, and
having accepted the invitation, the
<lnto was set for September 27.
Secretary Cox said yesterday thnt
oxtensivo plans were being made for
the entertainment of the visitors, in
cluding the dinner, a sight-seeing trip
through the City Bonutlful, nnd a spe
cial musical entertainmont.
Tickets for tho dinner will he placed
on salo Monday nt tho Chamber of
Commerce rooms. They will sell for
$2 oifch, this amount including a pinto
for ono Orlumlonn nnd one Snnford
guest. .
Members o f the local body are ex
pected to turn out in full nB tho nflfnlr
iB expected to provo one of tho most
cnj<*nblo of its kind ever held In this
city. Since only a limited number of
tickets will be offered it is impera
tive thnt reservations be made somo
time Monday.— Orlando Sentinel.
THE STAR TO-DAY
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Also “Mr. Fatima” an A1 Christie Comedy
— DOROTHY DALTON IN
TOMORROW
“ IDOLS
OF THE NORTH” ; also Fox New«
The Ey es are the Windows of the Brain
A great number of students are dull in their
studies because of the very great nerve strain
they are continually under, causing a dim
image that does not remain firmly imbedded
in the mind. Give the student the full advan
tage of all his mental powers. W e have the
most modern equipment for the examining of
the eyes and fitting of glasses.
McLaulin’s Optical Parlors
CHURCH V IS IT A T IO N
The Presbyterinns will conduct a
congnfcntionnl visitation Wednesday
night from 7 until ij:30 o’clock. Teams
o f oiTiccrs assisted by a few of tho
other men of the church will go in
pnirs to call upon the members o f tho
congregation. The purpose o f the vis
itation is to arouse interest in the
Sunday school and nil departments of
tho church for tho winter. Next Sundny is rally dny nt the Sunday school
nnd it is expected thnt every depart
ment of the church will assume full
winter activities October. 1.
This is pnrt of tho activity o f the
Presbyterian Progressive program.
All members of the congregation
nrc asked to remain nt home Wednes
day night.
TA V A R E S , Fin., Sept. 20.—The
ArmiHtlco Day celebration here plann
ed by the local post o f the American
Legion, will take plnco ns scheduled
and tho program will include n street
dance in the evening— n feature to
which ministers and certain members
o f their churches objected rtnd which
resulted last week in the calling olf
o f the celebration.
T he I.egion lmd boon preparing
for the event for severnl weeks and
recently announced thnt a street
dance would he included in the pro
gram. The ministers immediately
objected and after the controversy
lia dhocomc the main topic of inter
est, the Legion cniled off the entire
program. Tho Legion, however, de
cided this week thnt the day should
lie fittingly observed and cniled n
mass meeting of citizens to discuss
the street dance feature. Those who
objected to the proposed dance woro
on hand and urged agninst it, hut
when the citizens wore asked to ex
press themselves, they voted about
eight to one in favor o f it. The Leg
ion thereupon announced that the
solobrntion would ho held as original SANFORD CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE HERE »
ly planned.
ON T U E S D A Y NIGHT-
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It wns, you will
romember, a
"m elting pot” policy that changed
Greek fnirheadod philosophers to
black-headed bottblacks.
Sanford, Fla.
In this grant wide world it isn't
hnrd to And a climnto thnt will ngroe
with you unless you nre a weather
prophet.
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Timos haven’t change^ much. Even
Tho difference betwoon nn Irish
man nnd nn American Is thnt tho Ir in tho old dnys people wondered how
ishman thinks he Isn’t free and the tho town drunkard managed to get
so much whiskey.
Amoricnn thinks ho is.
A public official aeldom holds his
nose to tho grindstono if ho has axes
to grind.
While governments keep on float
ing battleships, they will keep on
floating loans.
TYPEWRITERS
oAti K in d s— cAU M akes
N E W L. C. SMITH (Cash or Terms) for .............. ................$100.0(1
USED U N D E R W O O D (cash) f o r .... 1 .. ................................ 25.00
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In tho decorations. Quantities o f pink
vine nnd Zorns being used.
A very absorbing gnmo o f bridgo
was played during tho afternoon, high
Bcoro being mnde by
MrB. Archie
Betts, who was awarded a wicker
Imskot filled with pink roses, tho hand*
ie tied with pink nnd green tullo. The
cut prize, also a basket o f roses, was
jvon by Mrs. La Verne H u rt
A t the conclusion o f the card gnmo
Miss Whitnor served a delicious salad
course.
There
were
nbout
twenty-flvo
guests who enjoyed Miss Whitner’s
charming hospitality.
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 SANFO R D and SEM
IN O LE C O U N T Y are in accord with
the progressive policy of this insti
tution.
Identify yourself with this strong
institution today by opening an ac
count.
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STRENGTH
PROGRESS
W o INTEREST PAID
SOCIETY
MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor,’
Phone 217-W
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home Saturday from a delightful trip
to Asheville, N. C., Spartanburg, S.
C., Macon nnd Atlanta, Gn. Mrs. MeLnulin was away five weeks.
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I)r. .1 N. Robson, Mr. Alfred RobmantoI wa8 covered with
s«n and U eir guest, Mr. Ernilo Pons, |h|} 0XfluiHitt, f|oWor IR.stling in its
from Tampa, spent Monday nffernoon
()f g ,L.,.n
at Coronado, luring some o f the Idg | , n tho ol,jrnnco hn|| tho 8lnirwny
lisli from the Atlantic.
wi(s t. „ (Wincd with the wedding bell
vine white buck of it an effective
Mi. Hanson, son o f the manager o f f ref)C0 against the wnll was formed of
the Osteen Milling ( <>-, who has been the same flower in graceful profusion.spending some time at Coronado, has
The wedding music was played by
accepted a position with the Sanford Mrs. S. W. Walker using the bridnl
Groceterin Co.
ehorus from Lohengrinn for the en-------trance of the bride nnd Mendelssohn’s
Mrs. Margaret Hornes, o f tho Juf- wedding march at the conclusion of
ferson Court, Orlando, took dinner the ceremony.
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with her brother, Mr. Ayiett Fitts, on
The bride, who was given in murSunday. ('apt. and Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Huge by her father, wore a wedding
Sr., who lire visiting Mr. Ayiett Fitts, gown of Harding blue satin with tunic
will soon remove to Orlando with Mrs. » f richly embroidered brown
net.
Barnes.
, Waist und tunic were mndo in one-------piece effect fashioned in straight lines
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry llautnu, gen- «•«• finished with n sash girdle of
ini manager of the Union News Co., Wl(ie brown silk rihb-n. With this
have leased the home of Mrs. Barnes charming frock was worn a stylish
of Rose Court. Mr. Edward MeCul- off-the-fnee lint in harmonizing color
with . mhroidered no-turned t.-un and
ley, Jr., is their guest.
soft chcvillc crown. Her bouquet was
Mr. II. F. Whitnor and Mr. Uenj. of bride's roses and orchids.
Following the ceremony there was
Whitncr, spent Sunday afternoon and
an
informal reception after which Mr.
Monday a nthe guests o f Mr. and Mrs.
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Among the home weddings solemn
SOCIAL CALENDAR
ized this season, one of the most inT U E S D A Y — Mrs. Hal Wight, will on- terestlng was the marriage o f Miss
tertnln nt Bridge, in compliment to An n * Francis Allen to Ernest AugusMrs. S. D. Lazarus, of Brooklyn, tua Hrotherson, which took place this
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morning nt 10 o'clock nt the home of
There will he a call meeting at tho 'the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lott
Woman’s Club Tuesday afternoon at Allen. Dr. S. W. Walker, pastor of
•1:30 o’clock for the purpose o f elect- thu Methodist church, officiated, using
ing a treasurer nnd confirming the thl' impressive ring ceremony. In the
nomination of the social department llvin« room whurc the marriage cerechairman. By order of the president. mo,,y wnfl performed, a pleasing color
W E D N E S D AY— Mrs. Henry Purdon n#u’ of « roc" m" ‘ white WH" ‘’ T ^ tiv ewill entertain the members of the
‘•"rrU''1 ol' t with ‘ lu« ntiUeH of vines
Seminole Bridge Club at her homo «*»« f « r" “ ,1<l ,thu
fl™ ' " f tho
on Palmetto avenue nt 3:30p. m.
whito C enlu‘ liB* ,n ,tho ^ h w e n t
S A T U R D A Y — Children's Story Hour ™ r "\r ,,f ,he ” 7 n larR0, W* U,° a *chl
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will ho held at Central Park at 3
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graceful asparagus fern, suspended
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from the center a big white hell fringwas
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...... ---Mrs Hal W ight spent the .lay in c|mrmin(C n(ralnat tho bnck ground of
i nnc o yes er ,'y.
hanked greenery that formed n pret-
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L IN E N SHOWER.
Mrs. C. R. K lrtly was the charming
hostess nt n bridge party nnd linen
"shower" in compliment to Mrs. Dick
Brown, n recent bride.
The rooms where the card tables
wero nrrnngcd, wore artistically dec
orated. Quantities o f cut flowers be
ing used.
O f exceptional interest wan the
card game. Mm J. G. Sharon, tank
ing high score, wnB awarded a box
o f powder.
Following tho gnme tho hostess
brought in a large tray filled with
lovely pieces o f linen which she pre
sented to tho honoree. Refreshments
of frozen custard nnd nngol food
enke were served by the hostess.
Among tho guests were, Mrs. Dick
Brown, Mrs. J. G. Sharon, Mrs. Ralph
Wight, Miss Norma Herndon, Mrs.
John Meisch, Mrs. Roht. Illnes, Mrs.
Fred Wdight, Mrs. Henry Wight,
Miss Frances Dutton, Mrs. Joo Chit
tenden, Misses Daphne Wimhish and
Agnes Dumas nnd Mrs. J. G. Bail.
W ESTM INSTE R CLU B E N T E R
T A IN E D .
The members o f the Westminster
Club were very delightfully enter
tained Inst evening by Mrs. II. II.
McCnslin nt her home on Mnguolin
avenue.
The house was effectively decorated
with red roses and hihiscuss nnd
ferns. On the porch quantities o f pink
vine in bnskets were used.
A short business session was held,
after which the evening was plen8*
nntly spent making articles for the
Bazaar, which swill bo held in Decem
ber.
A t n late hour the hostess served
tempting refreshments o f salad, sand
wiches, olives nnd punch.
About thirty members were pres
ent.
MRS. J. M. DRESNER
RACK FROM TH E E A S T
AND T H E BIG M ARKETS.
With the arrival o f Mrs. J. M. Dres
ner in Sanford, just hack from all the
big markets o f the east and north
east .the ladies can lie assured o f a
fall showing of the very latest crea
tions in millinery and indies ready to
wear. Mrs. Dresner has spent a busy
summer scouring the markets, not
only for the very latest things for
"m ilady," but also delving for the
most reasonable in prices, and Mrs.
Dresner states that wearing npparal
will he more reasonable in price this
season than in ninny yonrs, and she
wishes to prove the truth o f this as
sertion by asking your inspection of
the prices on the now goods. In lints,
dresses, coat suits, waists, under
wear— in fact, everything for the
ladies wndrobe— Dresner's have the
styles and prices, and they will have
something o f interest for their many
patrons in tomorrow's Daily Herald.
Dresner's are the Russeks of New
York, nnd when you buy anything
fro mthis lip to date shop, you can
rest assured they have the very latest
models that are in tho markets.
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G U A R A N T E E D 6,000 MILES
Don’ t fnll to drive through our filling station and try y ^
wheel alignment. The Weaver Indicator shown y ou lf
Mury had a little lamb, but t’ it was
lii the distant past. Now she has a
little fox— for everywhere that Fash
ion goes the fox Is sure to go. Fox
scarfs have proved themselves tho
most beloved of furs, nnd they are uni
versally worn. There Is a consider
able range of color In them nnd n very
grent range of prices. In any case,
tho fur Is soft, silky and becoming.
Welding
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Automobile Owners
Sanford—Thursday
BEST TIRE OFFER EVER MADE
Never. Before, Probably Never Again
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You will no,t have this opportunity again.
MODISH AND DIFFERENT
A pale pink chnmhrny that any girl
would fancy is this model with round,
notched collar, fancy pockets and short
sleeves finished with turn-hack cuffs.
The belt is of self-material and, if
desired, feather-stitching or a simple
embroidery border may lie added to
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further
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Pictorial Review I Hess No. o.ttt6.
Sizes, 6 to 14 years. Price, jo cents.
CARD OF T H A N K S .
B A T T E R IE S
TH E G IA N T T H A T LIV E S IN A BOX
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Offico supplies of all kinds it ft
Herald Printing Co. When you
We wish to express our sincere
A „ 'pnrent8 hnvi„ K children who arc anything in this line sec The Htidl
thunks to our dear friends and n eigh-jg|x befonj Jlinu|iry ;„ Hti un(, t.xpect to |Wo hHV0 |t or cnn Ret it.
liors for the kindness and sympathy
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jn .school this year, may enshown, also for the beautiful Moral tor them thc first tcrm of „choo|.( in_
Wo trust that Charley Dawes
offering in behalf o f our beloved w ife stcml o f the second term, as there will in nn nmatour musician will phf
and sister who passed uwny recently, l)t. no mid-year beginner’s class.
! the loot.— Asheville Times.
to a lietter home prepared for those
S T E L L A P. A R R IN G T O N ,
who love Him.
Primary Principal.
DRINK
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A. M. BERTELSON,
— Get your Scratch Pads from The;
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C H R IS TIN E BO RELL the Herald office.
C H A R LO TTE STA R R
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J E N N IE ERICSON.
N O TIC E TO P A R E N T S
AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION!
SULPHUR CLEARS
A PIMPLY SKIN M ULES-HO RSES
Miss Moll Whitner entertained
I f ever they invent n gun thnt will
— Get your Scratch Pads from The
nvont delightfully yesterday nftemoon
shoot
from Tokio to points in tho j
at a bridge pnrty ut hor
home on Herald— by tho pound— 15c.
Ur S. A., you won't hear nnothor
Magnolia avenue, there wore six ta
Woman Election Official Incident, cheep from tho jingoes.
bles of players.
— Headline. Bless ’em, it doesn’ t take
Tho protty color schema of pink 'cm ldng to learn nil tho tricks o f tho
For offico supplies, stationery, etc,
and green was bcnutifujly carried out trade.— Buffalo Express.
come to the Herald office.
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Daily Fashion Hint
A P P L Y S U LPH U R AS TOLD W HEN
S. (). Chase, at their Daptmm Bench an<l Mr"' Hrotherson left in their car
YOUR S K IN BREAKS
cottage.
' or n wc<h»ng trip down the East
OUT
Const which will include West Palm
Beach nnd Miami. The bride wore a
Mrs. Deane Turner and a -n, Deane,
Any breaking out of the skin on
travelling dress of blue linen ratine
Jr., have returned home from llioir
face, neck, arms or body is ovurcomo
embroidered in white, with accessories
summer at Centroville, Md., Eastern
quickest by applying Mcnthn-Sulphur.
to match.
-Shore.
Mrs. Hrotherson, who is a petite nnd TH E T E M P L E P IP E ORGAN CLUB. Thu
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da inly blonde, is the oldest daughter!
inlist.
Mrs. Ren Cnswcll returned homo
of Mr. and Mrs. Lott Allen. She has
The Temple Pipe Organ club had
Nothing hns ever been found to
Sunday evening from Atlanta, where
a charm of manner nnd winsomeness its regular weekly meeting Monday
take the place of sulphur ns a pimple
she- spent several weeks with her
that makes her very popular.
afternoon in connection with a lake
remover.
It is harmless and inex
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Huff.
The groom is the eldest son o f Mrs. party at Crystal Lake with Mrs. Sinuh
pensive. Just ask nay druggist for n
Ixiretta Hrotherson and u Sanford hoy Bray and Miss Clara Milieu as hos, small jar o f Mentho-Sulphur and use
Mrs. Henry Mel.aulin returned mukiug good in the business world, tosses.
it like cold cream.— Adv.
Both young people have many friends
Twenty members met at tho church
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to wish them a long l if e ^ f happiness promptly at 3:30 and motored to the
FOR A GR EATE R L A K E L A N D .
together.
lake where they enjoyed u delightful
A charming hit of sentiment at- swim after which the mooting was
L A K E L A N D , Fla.. Sept. 37.— The
taehes to the marriage o f Mr. and called to order and ono new members,
Mrs. BTotherson, the father and moth- Mrs. Field, was initiated nnd ns there campaign for n grantor Lakeland
--------- THE NEW--------er o f the groom having been married was no unfinished business to como through a grenter Chamber o f Comnnd Mr. Hrotherson lairn in the resi- up and the absence of the new pros!- >morce hns resulted in tho guining of
donee formerly the Tolar home, where dent (Mrs. Ryan) the club spent tho R7fi members in three dnyB. Secretary
tho wedding of this morning was hoI- remainder of the afternoon in social |T. J. Appleynrd, Jr., hns set 700 as
umnized.
I chattering until 0:10 when Miss M il-! tho minimum nnd confidence is ex“ Foot of First Street”
Upon their return they will reside Ion announced that plates had been pressed that this totnl will be greatly
at tho home o f Mr. and Mrs. Allen on laid for refreshments which consist- exceeded.
Reorganization o f tho
Batteries with a
Second street, west. They will be nt ed o f cherry cream nnd pound cnkc. I Chamber o f Commorco w 'll he cornTW O -YEAR
home after October first.
| At 0:00 the club adjourned, each ns- plcted within the next few days by
Among the out-of-town
guests suring the hostess that they hud n ov-' tho election of now officers nnd a
Guarantee
,were: Mra. J. E. Motes, of
Plant V spent a more delightful meoting. i,0nrd o f directors.
Lakeland proBatteries at
U ty, and Mr. and Mrs. J H. Mat- A i.l as no definite plncc/or tho next p0R08 to hnVo one o f the most InfluI Harry Baxter, o f
Ocala. moating could bo mnde, we left hop- cntin, um, i n g e s t
trade 'bodies in
CUT PRICES
-------,ing it might be just as enjoyable us p ioridn
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TRICAL WORK
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I will sell 27 H E A D H O U S E S A N I) M U L E S . This is a bunch
of Rood stock. Will sell regardless of price, rain or sn •
Several good saddle horses. Terms of sale: Half ensn,
ance carried 90 days with satisfactory note. This lj,,cl"1 ‘
for made because I believe in Sanford, the County, the t
munity and you people. This is a Cleanup Sale. No •>>
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Bankers,
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LTAM O NTE SPRINGS has an at
mosphere* and so have other plac
es in Sefipindle County, but Alta
monte’s Atmosphere has the pecu
liar quality o f a Lodestone—it’s
over the country for its wonderful cuisine
and excellent management of its owners,
George E. Bates & Son) is the largest of these
lakeland is noted for its black bass fishing,
which is, jealously guarded by the owners of
inhabitants may rem ove to other places in
other climes, but3they always return or have
the land surrounding the lake, who welcome
the true fisherman with sporting ideals.
a very strong desire to do so, and o f 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 Altamonte of George Frost o f Boston, of Herman
Westinghouse o f the great Westinghouse
Electrical Company—who were among its
founders— is not the Altamonte of today.
Founded as the home o f 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 hundreds of acres o f 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 “ ALtamonte Hotel” , famous among tourists all
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 thd rear o f 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
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 neighr
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
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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 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 of these conservatories, The
Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated.
Mr. B. L. Maltbie, of the Maltbie Chemical
Works, of Newark, N. J., is one o f Alta
monte’s latest developers, and i£ 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 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
t)ie Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Lester 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 of “ Altamontes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only
one “ Altamonte Springs.”
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THIS P U B L IC IT Y C A M P A IG N IS M A D E POSSIBLE B Y THE FO LLO W IN G PROGRESSIVE FIRMS A N D
IN D IV ID U A L S OF SEM INOLE C O UNTY:
♦♦♦ Chase & Co.
X Chas. E. Henry,
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Commission Merchant
Commission Merchant
Hill Hardware Co.
Hill Lumber Co.
Meiseh Realty Co.
Sanford Truck Growers, Inc
Seminole County Bank
Peoples Bank of Sanford
First National Bank *
Grocery Co.,
Wholesalers
Star Theatre
Roberts’ Grocery
Bryan & Wheeler, Autos
Edw. Higgins, Autos.
J- .E - Spurling, Real Estate
Miller’s Bakery
Thos. Emmett Wilson
Attorney-at-Law
Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co.
Perkins & Britt,
Haberdashers
D . C . M a r lo w e
Vegetable Broker
A
A The Ball Hardware Co.
Y Haight & Magee
Kent Vulcanizing Works
Lloyd Shoe Store
R. R. Eldridge
S A N F O R D -
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.,
^
Automobiles
A ' • C. Coller, Contractor
«j« S. 0. Shinholser, Contractor Crates
Lee Bros., Plumbing
Y Southern Utilities Co.
| A. P . Connelly,;Real Estate S l“ c
o?.aI^® r Shop
O Beane Turner, Groceries
l
^ ™ cer,e8
l a n f o J K n t & W a l ! PaGeorge Fox, Cold Storage
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per
Mahoney-Walker C6.
Waters’ Kandv Kitchen
I lumbers
I, . . . „ , „
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Standard Auto Top Co.
A. Banner,
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,
Real Estate and Insurance
John G. Leonardi
Attorney-at-Law
Frank Lossing, Contractor
West Side Grocery
S. Benjamin,
General Merchandise
A. Raffeld, Ladies’ W ear
H. R. Stevens, Mayor
C. M. Hand, Sheriff
S
S; Pr!ce’ Contractor
George A. DeCottes,
Attorney-at-Law
T. J. Miller & Son
Hodges & McMullen,
Barbers
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s
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carter
CarterLumc
Lumber Co.
i A s s t a s * °*«
Merchant
Sanford Steam Laundry
OVIEDO
Groceries, Meats
X
General Merchandise
C. T. McCulley, Garage
E. A. Farncll, Groceries
H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse.
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Cates* Crate Co.
Groceries, Feeds
E. W . Henck, Mayor
C. W . Entzminger
Mid-Way Garage
^ \Fertilizers
^ « * a"^aro**na E^em* Eo Overstreet & Payne,
Grocerlea
D. L. Thrasher,
T. A. O’Neill,
Merchant’s Grocery Co.
Williams Millinery Store
Clothing, Shoes
Longwood Hotel
A. J. Lossing,
Quick Service Transfer
Sanford Barber Shop
------ A L T A M O N T E -----Geo. E. Bates & Son,
Altamonte Htitel
Groceries
Logan Merc. Co.
D. B. McIntosh,
General Merchandise
C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse.
E. Curlett,
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
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J. W ; Flynt, Gen. Mdse.
H. McLaiilin,_ Jeweler
Bower & Roumillat, Drugs Wakefield Preserving Co.
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A. H. Fuller & Son,
Fargo Lumber Co.
-----------M O N R O E ----------Bell Bros., Growers, Ship’rs
E. A. Osteen, Grocer ’
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O. P. Swope Land Co.
C. L. West, Groceries
Lawton Bros Co.,
T. G. Simmons, Physician
Oviedo Cash Groc. Co.
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,
Stanley & Rogers, Groceries
Real Estate
D. D. Daniel, Groceries
Brown’s Meat Market
Chuluota Company,
I. D. Martin,
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Drug Store
X Hanford(Coca-Cola Hot Co. RnyiBros Battery Service
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Printers. Office Supplies
J. K. SMITH, Prop.
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Elder Springs Water Co.
Surprise Shoe Store
L. A. Brand, Optician
F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies
Haynes & Ratliff,
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TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921
PAGE TWO
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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.
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In the decorations. Quantities o f pink
vino nnd Zorns bolng used.
A very absorbing game o f bridge
w a s played during the afternoon, high
score being made by
Mrs. Archie
Notts, who was awarded n wickor
basket filled with pink roses, the hnnd*
le tied with pink nnd green tulle. The
cut prize, nlso a basket o f roses, was
jvon by Mrs. La Vcrno Hurt.
A t the conclusion o f the card game
Miss Whitncr served a delicious salad
course.
There
were
about
twenty-fivo
guests who enjoyod Miss Whitner’s
charming hospitality.
30X3* NON-SKID
30X3 NON-SKID
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GUARANTEED 6,000 MILES
Don’t fall to drive through our filling stntlon and trv
' yottr
•• wheel alignment. The Weaver Indicator shows y ou if yow
IIRIDGE P A R T Y A N D
wheels need attention.
L IN E N SHOWER.
Mrs. C. R. K lrtly was the charming
hostess at a bridge party and linon
"shower" in compliment to Mrs. Dick
Drown, a recent bride.
V u lc a n ia in g
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The rooms where the card tables
Mary had a little lamb, hut thut was
were arranged, woro artistically dec In the distant past. Now site Ims n
orated. Quantities o f cut flowers be little fox— for everywhere that Fash
ion goes the fox Is sure to go. Fox
ing used.
scurfs have proved themselves tho
O f exceptional Interest wns the most tieloved of furs, and they are uni
card game. Mrs J. G. Sharon, mak versally worn. There Is a consider
ing high score, wns awarded n box able range of color In them nnd n very
grent range of prices. In any cime,
o f powder.
tho fur U soft, silky and becoming.
Following
the
gnme
the
hostess
S
E
R
V
IC
E
PR O GRESS
STREN GTH
brought In a Inrgo tray filled with
V/o IN T E R E S T P A ID
lovely pieces o f linen which she pre
sented to the honoree. Refreshments
o f frozen custard nnd nngol food
cake wore served by the hostess.
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home Saturday from a delightful trip
Among the guests were, Mrs. Dick
to Asheville, N. C., Spartanburg, S. 1 Brown, Mrs. J. G. Shnron, Mrs. Ralph
G\, Macon nnd Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Me*
Wight, Miss Nornin Herndon, Mrs.
Lnulln was away five weeks.
John Meisch, Mrs. Robt. Illnes, Mrs.
MItS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor,
Fred Wdlght, Mrs. Henry Wight.
I'hune 217-W
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ALLE N -B R O TlIEItSO N
Miss Frances Dutton, Mrs. Joe Chit
Among the homo weddings solemn tenden, Misses Daphne Wimbish nnd
S O C IA L C A L E N D A R
ized this season, one o f the most in- Agnes Dumas nnd Mrs. J. G. Bnll.
T U E S D A Y — .Mrs, llnl Wight, will on teresting was the marriage o f Miss
tortaiu at Bridge, in compliment to An n * Francis Allen to Ernest AugusW ESTM INSTER C l,UR E N TE R
Mrs. S. D. Lazarus, o f Brooklyn, tllH Urothorson, which took place Ibis
T A IN E D .
y
morning at 10 o'clock at the home of
The members o f the Westminster
There will be a call meeting at the 'the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs. Lott Club were very delightfully enter
Woman's Club Tucsdny afternoon at Alien. Dr. S. \\. Walker, pastor of tained Inst evening by Mrs. II. II.
4:80 o’clock for the purpose of elect- ,ho Methodist church, officiated, using McCnslln at her home on Magnolia
ing a treasurer and confirming tho I*10 impressive ring ceremony. In the
avenue.
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nomination o f the social department Dvhig room where the marriage cereThe house was effectively decorated
chairman. Bv order o f tho president. mony wns performed, a pleasing color
with red roses and hibiscuss nnd
W E D N E S D AY— Mrs. Henry Purdon noU' o f * rvv" u,,d whitc wn" clTectivc- ferns. On the porch quantities o f pink
wlll entertain the members of the >>’ ‘; » r™ d ull‘ with quantities o f vines
vine in baskets were used.
Seminole Bridge Club at her homo *‘ » d tv ™ and Jh« lavely flo^ r " f the
:
A short business session was held,
white Clematis. In the Northwest
on Palmetto avenue at 8:30 p. in.
after
which
tho
evening
was
pleas
corner of the room a large white arch
S A T U R D A Y — Children's Story Hour
i
had been erected, over which trailed ( antly spent making articles for the
*will bo held nt Central Park at 0 graceful asparagus fern, suspended Bazaar, which w ill bo held in Decem
o’clock.
from tiie center a big white bell frin g ber.
MODISH AND DIFFERENT
At a late hour tho hostess served
ed with clusters o f Clematis was
A pale pink clmmbmy that any girl
Mrs Hal Wight spent the day in duirn)ln(( nBnitlst tho bttek Br()Unii „ f tempting refreshments of salad, sand
would fancy is lids model with round,
Orlando yesterday.
notched collar, fancy pockets and short I■
banked greenery that formed a pret wiches, olives and punch.
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ty setting for the wedding group. Thu
About thirty members were pres sleeves finished with tarn-back cults.
The be 11 is uf self-mat erlal nnd, if
Dr. J. N. Robson, Mr. Alfred Rob- piano and mantel was covered with
ent.
desired, feat hc-r-st itching nr a simple
» r „ and their guest, Mr. Erollo Pons, th(| UXf|ulltltc f!oWt.r nu9t|ing in its
embroidery border may lie added to
from Tampa, spent Monday afternoon ||t,4j (,c
further beautify the edges. Medium
M US, J. M. DRESNER
Fi?c requires x*11yards ^6-inch materials
at Coronado, luring some o f the big | j n thu entrance hall tho stairway
RACK FROM TH E E AS T
Pictorial Review Dress No.
lish from the Atlantic.
wrfs entwined with the wedding iiull
AN D TH E BIG M AR KE TS.
Sizes, 6 to 14 years. Price, .30 cents.
vine while back o f it an effective
Mi. Hanson, son of the manager o f f rt.HC0 against the wall was formed of
With the arrival o f Mrs. J. M. Dres
CARD OF THANKS.
Office supplies of all kinds at Th
NO TICE TO P A R E N TS
the Osteen Milling Co., who Inis been the same flower in graceful profusion.' ner in Sanford, just hack from ail the
Herald
Printing Co. When you wd
spending some time at Coronado, has
The wedding music was played by big markets o f the east and north
We wish to express our sincero
anything
in this lira.- see The Ibnli
A
ll
parents
hnving
children
who
are
accepted a position with the Sanford Mrs. S. W. Walker using the bridal east ,the Indies ran he assured o f a
thanks to our dear friends and neigh six before January 31st, and expect to Wo have It or can get it.
Groceteria Co.
chorus from Lohengrinn for the en- fall showing o f the very latest crea
bors for the kindness nnd sympathy put them in school this year, may en
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trance of the bride nnd Mendelssohn’s tions in millinery and Indies ready to
shown, also for the beautiful llornl ter them the first term of Hchool, inWe trust that Charley I)aur» win
Mrs. Margaret Barnes, of the Jef- wedding march at the conclusion of
wear. Mrs. Dresner Ims spent a busy offering in behalf o f our beloved wifo I stead o f the second term, as there will is an amateur musician will pby *
ferson Court, Orlando, took dinner the ceremony.
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....I away recently,
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summer scouring the markets, not and sister
who......
passed
be no mid-year beginner’s class.
the loot.— Asheville Times.
with her brother, Mr. Ayfctt Fitts, on
The bride, who was given in mnronly for the very latest things fo r to a better home prepared for those
S T E L L A P. A R R IN G TO N ,
Sunday. Cnpt. nnd Mrs. W. A. Fitts, riuge by her father, wore a wedding
"m ilady," but also delving for the who love Him.
Primary Principal.
DRINK
Sr., who are visiting Mr. Aylctt Fitts, gown o f Harding blue satin with tunic
most reasonable in prices, nnd Mrs.
E M IL M AGNUSON,
will soon remove to Orlando with Mrs. of richly embroidered
brown
net.
Its 09 984H
Dresner states that wearing apparel
A. M. BERTELSON,
-Get your Scratch Pads from T h o|^lder s l,ldnK# ^ " tcr
Barnes,
, Waist and tunic were made in one!
per
cent
pure.
Plume
31L
will tie more rensonnble la price this
C H R IS TIN E BORELL the Herald office.
-------piece effect fashioned in straight lines
season than in many years, and she
C H A R LO TTE STA R R
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Hnutnu, gen- and finished with a sash girdle of
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wishes to prove the truth o f this as
J E N N IE ERICSON.
ial manager of the Union News Co.. Wl,lu brown silk ribb .n. With this
sertion by asking your inspection of
have leased tile home of Mrs. Barnes charming frock was worn a stylish
the prices on the new goods. In hats,
o f Rose Court. Mr. Edward Met’al off-the-fnee hat in harmonizing color
dresses,
coat suits, waists, under- j
with ■inbroidcred un-tiiriicil
and
ley, Jr., is their guest.
soft chcvillc crown. Her bouquet was wear— in fact, everything for the
Indies wndrobo— Dresner’s have the
Mr. It. F, Whitner and Mr. Uenj. of bride’s roses and orchids.
styles and prices, and they will have
Following
the
ceremony
there
was
Whitncr, spent Sunday afternoon and
something of interest ror their tunny
Monday a r.tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. an informal reception after which Mr.
patrons in tomorrow’s Daily Herald. A P P L Y SU LPH U R AS TOLD W HEN
S. O. Chase, at their Dnptonn Beach ‘I’" 1 Mr8’ J^otherson left in their ear
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I will Hull 27 H E A D H O U SE S A N D M U L E S . This is » Lunch
YOUR S K IN BREAKS
for a wedding trip down the East Dresner’s are the Russeks o f Now
of good stock. Will sell regardless of price, ram or stun *
cottage.
OUT
Coast which will include West Palm York, and when you buy anything
Several good saddle horses. Terms of sale: Halt cash. *
Beach and Miami. The bride wore a fm mthis up to date shop, you can
mice carried 90 days with satisfactory note. This ‘Jl,crid '
Mrs. Deane Turner and ten, Deane,
Any breaking out of the skin on
travelling dress o f blue linen ratine rest assured they hnvo the very latest
fer made because I believe in Sanford, tho County, the t *
Jr., Imvo returned home from their
face, neck, arms or body is overcome
embroidered in white, with accessories models that are in tho mnrkets.
munity
and you people. This is a Cleanup Hale. No 0)
summer at Centrcville, Md., Eastern
quickest by applying Mentho-Sulphur.
to match.
Shore.
Mrs. Il'rothernon, who is a petite nnd T H E T E M P L E P IP E ORGAN CLUB. Thc pi,npIt* “ Bm to dr>’ r|Bh* Up’ aml
llin|!’ R E M E M B E R . T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 29TII
dainty blonde, is the oldest daughter!
-------duc!arc8 " notud Hk" ‘ *» c c ialist.
Mrs. Ben Caswell returned home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lott Allen. She lias
The Temple Pipe Organ club hnd
Nothing hns ever boon found to
Sunday evening from Atlanta, where
a charm o f manner and winsomeness its regular weekly meeting Monday , ,
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take the place of sulphur as a pimple
she spent several weeks with her ,, ,
FLORIDA
that makes tier very popular.
afternoon 111 connection with a lake
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S A N F O R I)
remover.
It is harmless and inex
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii. Huff.
Tiie groom is the eldest son o f Mrs. party at Crystal Lake with Mrs. Si nab
pensive. Just ask any druggist fo r n
Isiretta Brolherson and a Sanford hoy Bray and Miss { ’lnrn Milieu as hos, small jar of Mentho-Sulphur nnd uso
Mrs. Henry McLnulin returned making good in the business world, tosses.
it like cold cream.— Adv.
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Both young people hnvo many friends
Twenty members met nt tho church
to wish them a lung life * f happiness promptly at 3:30 and njotyed to the
FOR A GREATER LA K E L A N D .
together.
lake where they enjoyed a delightful
A charming bit of sentiment at- swim after which the meeting was
taclies to the marriage of Mr. and called to order nnd one new members,'
L A K E L A N D , Fla.. Sept. 27.— The
Mrs.
Hlotherson,
the
father
and
mothMrs.
Field,
was
initiated
and
as
there
campaign
for u grantor Lakeland
T H E NEW er of tiie groom having been nturried was no unfinished business to come through agreater Chamber of Comnnd Mr. Brotherson born in the resi- up and the absence of the new presi- merco has resulted in thogaining of
donee formerly the Tolar home, where dent (Mrs. Ryan) the club spent the |370 members in three days. Secretary
I f you arc doing business with Bankers,
the wedding o f this morning was sol- remainder of the afternoon in sociul , T. J. Appleyard, Jr., has set 700 ns
Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or
eninized.
I chattering until 5:10 when Miss M il-! the minimum and confidence is exUpon their retqrn they will reside len announced that plates had been t pressed that this total will he grently
“ Foot of FirHt Street”
ange County, nnd feel the need of informa
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Allen on laid for refreshments which consist- exceeded.
Reorganization o f tho
tion concerning the responsibility and cred
Second street, west. They will he nt cd of cherry cream nnd pound cake,
Chamber of Commorco w 'll be com
homo nfter October first.
| At 0:00 the club adjourned, ench ns- pleted within tho next few dnys by
it standing of your customers, it would be
Among the out-of-town
gueHts suring the hostess that they hud nev- the election o f now officers nnd n
wise to communicate with us.
,wure: Mrs. J. E. Motes, o f
Plant e,* spent a more delightful meeting. bonrd o f directors. Lakeland proCity, ami Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mat A i.] ns no definite place^for the next
to hnVo one o f tho most Influ
thews and Harry Baxter, o f Oentn.
meeting could be made, we left hop ential nnd strongest trndo ’bodies In
in g it might be just as enjoyable us Florida.
G E N E R A T O R and E L E C
HR! DGE PA R TY .
this.— Contributed,
Identify yourself with this strong
institution today by opening an ac
count.
ii The Seminole County
Bank,
Frank Akers fire Co.
First and Elm Avenue
Daily Fashion Hint
SOCIETY
Notice
Automobile Owners
Santord—Thursday
BEST TIRE OFFER EVER MADE
Never. Before, Probably Never Again
30x3 .........................................$ 9.30
30 3>/2 ..... »-................................ 11.50
You will nojt have this opportunity again.
I
B A T T E R IE S
THE G IA N T T H A T LIVES IN A BOX
6-Volt “Exides” n o w ....................$24.50
314 WEST FIRST ST.
SANFORD, FLA.
AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION!
SULPHUR CLEARS
A PIMPLY SKIN] M U LES - HORSES
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH
W A L K E R S. REID
Information
ANNOUNCI NG
H O F -M A C
BATTERY CO.
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Batteries with a
TW O-YEAR
Guarantee
Batteries at
CUT PRICES
T R IC A L W ORK
Welding
ROAD SERVICE
Phone 83-W
New Filling Station
The Orlando C r e d i t
Association
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Miss Mell Whitner entertained
— Get your Scratch Pnds from The
most delightfully yesterdny afternoon
Herald—by tho pound— 15c.
at a bridge party nt her
home on
Magnolin avenue, there were six ta
Woninn Election Officinl Incident,
bles of players
Headline. Bless' ’em, it doesn’t tnke
Tho pretty color schema o f pink ’em lhng to learn nil tho tricks o f tho
and green was beautifully carried out trade.— Buffalo Express.
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I f over they Invent a gun that will !
shoot from Tokio to points in the j
U. S. A., you won’t hear another
cheep from tho jlngoeB.
Post Office Box 193
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For office supplies, stationery, etc,
come to the Herald office.
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LTAM O NTE SPRINGS has an atmosphere, and so have other plac
es in ’Setpindle Ghunty, but Alta
monte’s atmosphere has the pecu______liar quality o f a Lodestone— it’s
inhabitants may remove to other places in
other climbs, biitJthey alwayb 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
Westinghouse o f the great Westinghouse
Electrical Company—who were among its
founders—is not the Altamonte of today.
Founded as the home o f 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 “ Air
tamonte Hotel” , famous among tourists all
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SANFORD
over the country for its wonderful cuisine
and excellent management of its owners,
George E. Bates & Son) is the largest o f these
lakes ^nd is nbted for its black bass fishing,
•which is, jealously guarded by the owners of
the land surrounding the lake, Who welcome
the true.fi^hefmah 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”
'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
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 arid of a prosperous, enlightened
class. Our surrounding country and neiglv
boring towns of Longwood arid 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
Lloyd Shoe Store
R. R. Eldridge
Chase & Co.
Chas. E. Henry,
Commission Merchant
Star Theatre
Roberts’ Grocery
Bryan & Wheeler, Autos
Edw.
Autos.
T _ _Higgins,
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Commission Merchant
Hill Hardware Co.
Hill Lumber Co.
X Mcisch Realty Co.
Sanford Truck Growers, Inc
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£ Seminole County Bank
X Peoples Bank of Sanford
X First National Bank *
Y Wight Grocery Co.,
Wholesalers
Y
X H.
C.
X
Hie Ball Hardware Co.
Y Haight & Magee
Y
Automobiles
V. C. Coller, Contractor
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J- E- Spurling, Real Estate
I t f i l l n v ’c Bakery
R o lro r u
Miller’s
Thos. Emmett Wilson
Attorney-at-Law
Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co.
Perkins & Britt,
Haberdashers
Marlowe
Vegetable Broker
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H. B. Lewis, Real Estate
Cowan’s Tin Shop
Wight Bros. Co., Autos
Chero-Cola Bottling Co.
Reher Bros., Auto Painting
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,
Real Estate and Insurance
John G. Leonard!
Attornoy-at-Law
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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 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, of the .Maltbie Chemical
Works, of Newark, N. J., is one of Alta
monte’s latest developers, and & 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 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
tjie 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 of a
growth that will not be sporadic, birt 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.”
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Elder Springs Water Co.
Surprise Shoe Store
L. A. Brand, Optician
F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies
Haynes & Ratliff,
Printers, Office Supplies
George A. DeCottes,
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A. Raffeld, Ladies’ W ear
H. R. Stevens, Mayor
C. M. Hand, Sheriff
9* C.DuBose, Real Estate
^ ! i ers
Gillen
Fry,
Sanford Steam Laundry
Mauser, Cigar M fgr.
Crown Paper Co.
Sanford Dry Goods Co.
H. MoLaulin, Jeweler
Bower & Roumillat, Drugs
O. P. Swope Land Co.
C. L. West, Groceries
Lawton Bros Co.,
T. G. Simmons, Physician
Oviedo Cash Groc. Co.
C. T. McCulley, Garage
E. A. Farnell, Groceries
H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse.
i1. J. Miller & Son
Hodges
McMullen,
Barbers
OVIEDO-
General Merchandise
Attomey-at-Lnw
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Sanford Farmers Exchange
------- C H U L U O T A -----Florida Cuba Cigar Co.
Cigar Manufacturers
J. E. Synder, Dry Goods
\V. A. Whitcomb,
Stanley & Rogers, Groceries
Beni Estate
D. D. Daniel, Groceries
Brown’s Meat Market
Chuluota Company,
I. P. Martin,
Groceries, Meats
Cates* Crate Co.
Groceries, Feeds
Merchant’s Grocery Co.
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D. L. Thrasher,
Sanford p aint & W all P a.
George Fox, Cold Storage ' f \per £0#
phoney-Walker Cb.
Wutprs* Kandv Kitchen
‘ lumbers
Sanford Battery Service Co.
!*; & 0. Motor Co., Autos
Sftriford Machine & FounJLihley’a Drug Store
drvCo.
Pilnf0r.d Coca-Cola Bot Co. RayjBros., Battery Service
LJy(^ St. Johns.River, Line Hotel Montezuma
i^YowellGo.,Dept.Store Bobbin’s Credit Store
Carte*
Lumber Co;
Hill Hricc, xContractor
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A. J. Lossing,
Quick Service Transfer
Sanford Barber Shop
J. K. SMITH, Prop.
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General Merchandise
C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse.
E. Curlett,
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
J. Wi Flynt, Gen. Mdse.
Wakefield Preserving Co.
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C. W . Entzminger
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Overstreet & Payne,
Grocerics
T. A. O’Neill,
Longwood Hotel
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Altamonte Hike! 1
A. H. Fuller & Son,
Groceries
D. B. McIntosh,
Fargo Lumber Co.
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E. A. Osteen, Grocer
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PRINTINGCO., lie.
J. ULLARP.-Bocrctary-Treasnrer
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ROBERT J. H O L L Y , Jr.,
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Phone* 148 np to 0 P. M.
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W e inarch on to Orlando tonight.
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• But when they hold up the city we
■w ill not be there to take part in It.
----------- o-----------H aving a bad attack o f smearcase
on the liver it behooves bs to watch
out' step fo r the next few days.
----------- o----------W ell, 'twas over thus. When the
fun commences we arc hardly ever
able to go. I f it is hard work some
where we can always go.
----------- o----------There is no plnce in the world like
Orlando for a big time unless it is
Sanford and when the Orlando folks
entertain Sanford tonight you can
bank on having a real evening.
----------- o— -------And we hope that with all the fun
. and frolic thero will be the deeper
. note o f rcnl friendship, the helping
hand, the standing together o f the two
cities fo r tho betterment of both coun
ties In the future.
W e arc standing behind the Clyde
Line and tho Clyde Line will stnnd be
hind tho shippers right on. What we
should remember always is thnt the
Clyde Line came to our rescue when
wo needed n friend and we should
stand by tho Clyde Line even after
the railroads reduce their rates.
And about November first the Clyde
Line w ill put on another boat and
take care o f nil the trnfTic each way.
Keep up the “ ship by water” cam
paign. It is the greatest thing thnt
Snnfbrd ever started. It means not
only cheaper rates but it mcanK more
improvements on the river by the gov
ernment, More traffic means greater
improvements every time. Show the
government thut the St. Johns river is
•taking care of double tho former traf
fic and tho government will do some
thing.
T H E V A L U E OF TOURISTS.
More than a million o f people from
other Staten nnd Canada, and oven
from Europe, South America, Cuba
and many other countries, visit Flori
da each year.
Clirnnto is the prime attraction;
but, ns the numbor o f visitors has
steadily increased each yenr for n
quarter o f a century, wonderful cities
and ocean nnd gulf beacli resorts
have been built nnd developed to a
state and Htage that makes Florida
now tho most attractive and Inter
esting resort State in this country.
Probably half o f the people who
come to Florida have visited other
noctions o f this country nnd Europe
In search of the idenl climnto, both
from tho standpoint o f comfort nnd
health, nnd nil nre unanimous that
Florida iH unexcelled for winter cllmato nnyhero in the world, and of
late years many are learning that the
summer climate * more equable nnd
healthful thnn most other sections.
Think what an nssot this is for
Fioridu- With moro thnn a million
People telling their friends that thero
Is no better climate In tho world thnn
Florida, what better advertising
could n Stnto hnvo? It Is worth mil
lions o f dollars and so it behooves us
to devote somo attention to our guests
and make their stay ns pleasant and
interesting ns possible.
Tills free advertising that Is done
by our visitors is the best kind of ad-
B0RD0 NUTS
For Salads, Cakes, elc., we have
a fresh shipment of Bordo—
Walnut Meets
Pecan
Salted
Sslted
Salted
T‘ >f ' r-iff
Meats
Almonds
Peanuts
Pistachios.
RECEIVED D A IL Y
Fresh “ Sanford Maid” Raisin,
plain and light fruit cake.
Deane Turner
W E L A K A BLOCK
Phones 487-414
vertialng, and t la acting Uk« an
cndlesa chain, as every new yialtor
who ia pleased and satisfied brings a
dozen o f his or her friends the next
year, and so it goes, on and on, until
at least ono-fourth o f alt the people
in the United States w ill come to
Florida fo r a visit o f from two weeks
to six months every year, and many
will stay here permanently and at
least one-third o f alt these w ill Invest
in Florida real estate, and now just
figure up what that will amount to In
the next quarter o f a century.
To tnkc care o f the million visitors
nnd wintor residents now, Florida has
more than 1,000 hotels, hundreds o f
apartmont houses and many thous
ands o f new homes that have been
built in tho past few years, and this
numbor is being added to in an as*
tonlshlng manner overy year, and still
capacity is always reached, and Inst
winter not less than
10,000 people
camped out fo r lack o f accommoda
tions, although som© o f them prob
ably did it from choice, finding the
climate so desirable fo r camping.
It is estimated that closo to a hun
dred million dollars' worth o f real es
tate changes hnnds annually in Flori
da, and this year thero will be at least
fifty million dollnrs worth o f new
construction In the State and still by
next February everything will be
crowded, ns tho regular visitors will
all bo hero nnd thousands o f new peo
ple will come on tho recommendation
o f those who have been here and en
joyed the remarkable climate and
wonderful beauties o f Florida— the
peerless resort State o f America.—
The Tourist Nows.
THB W HEEL OF FO RTU NE A T
E LE C TIO N S N E X T Y E A R .
Palatka Should Be
at “Ship by Water”
Meet at Orlando
W illiam Jennings Brysn, citizen o f
Miami, Fla., has given five reasons
why he thinks the wheel o f fortune (a
Tuesday night a meeting w ill be
turning toward a Democratic victory held in Orlando at which time definite
next year, Thny are;
plans fo r the development o f s cam
1. The revenue bill relieves less paign of ‘.ship by wafer/*; w ill be
than five thousand men with big In submitted and, perhaps, pissed. Pacomes and makes the burden relative Istka is the head of deep water navi
ly heavier on the rest o f the people. gation on the St. Johns river. San
It also repeals the excess profits tax ford, DeLand, Orlando and all other
fo r the benefit o f a few corporations points'who proposd'fo'tako advantage
and relatively adds to the /taxes o f o f water rates are interesting themsufficient voltho re st It w ill pte*so fe w and dis
please a great many.
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2. The farm ers, have suffered.
They are aelUng tHeir products at,half
price and buying a i high prices. There
is revolt among them.
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8. Wages are falling and wage
M h tad 'd u f, lies.' :.If ib d Situation ia
camera will not bo in a happy frame
l e f t j i s it now is, and the volume o f
o f mind next year.
traffic
tr t . is increased fo r the benefit o f
4. The ex-service men are not
tha .Clyde Line, a sudden raise
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pleased with the treatmeht they have
rates.could be effected, Judging from
received.
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past, experiences, and there would no
5. The smalt merchant will be .tak longer be an advantage in shipping
ing his loss by next year and It w ill b y water.
not make him especially enthusiastic.
Secretary J. W . HartuPf the PnlatAdd thoao together and you have a ks' Chamber o f Commerce, Is on the
formidable complaint which will be committee to propose plans fo r the
registered at the polls next year.
permanent organisation o f a ship by
In different language Mr. Bryan water association, but he should be
has said that the Republican have'backed up by aa many Paliftkdns as
not lived up to their campaign jurom-Juan possibly make the trip.— Palatka
isos, having resolved themselves Into News.
a pork-grabbing organization after I
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and as the pendilum swung in their
N A V Y Y A R D E M PLO YE ES
favor at the polls then, so will the
A D M IN IS T R A T IO N IN DOUBT.
pendulum swing from them i f they
continue to legislate only in favor of
W A S H IN G T O N D. C., Sept. 2 7 ^
the interests and permit the rank and Wages must come down. Tho Harding
W HICH 1)0 TH E R A ILR O A D M A N file to work kout the! * own salvation.' administration faced with an issue o f
Thus far they have thought In terms continuing the present wages scales
AGERS PRE FE R?
.f cinBBC'), not in to m s o f the Amcr ' in tho navy yard here, resisted tho ap
The trannspoctntion facilities of lean people.— Florida Metropolis.
peals o f organized labor and made a
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the country are wholly unequal to
ried up from tho navy department to
tho demand which will conic upon SO U TH EAST TO B E N E F IT
them whenever freight rntes have
FROM LOW ERED RATES. the cabinet, whore President Harding
himself took a hand. Although pri
been adequately' reduced nnd busi
Reduction in freight rntes from vate industry has been
struggling
ness once more resumes its wonted
nativity. I f railroad malingers nre Pacific const polntn to the southeast with this question for months, the
wise enough to promptly bring nbcqt o f from $100to $400 per car on cor- government has avoided giving nny
n general decrease in freight nnd pns- tnln clnsscs o f non-perishable com moral support to either side. When
sergor rates which will bo forced modities were announced Saturday a f the navy yard disputo arose ,tho issue
upon them if they do not voluntarily ternoon by T. D. Guthrie, traffic man was inescapable and now tho word
taka the lead and do It themselves, ager for the Southern Wholesale Gro has gone forth from the administra
they will soon find every locomotive cers' Association, with hondquartors tion that tho quickest way to nor
malcy hereabouts 1b by wago cuts.
nnd every enr working to full capac in Jacksonville.
Efforts arc being made to have (ho
The White Houso halls have been
ity nnd they will have business to
justify crowding every carshop and now rate become effective October 1. futl of letters from tax payers urg
every locomotive plnnt with now or Articles to be nffectcd by tho now ing a diminution o f government ex
goods, dried penditures. The administration has
ders. Thu utmost producing capacity rntes include canned
o f nil the locomotives nnd car plants beans and* pens nnd other such com felt thnt wngo cuts, especially In gov
ernment enterprises, Is nn Inevitable
In the country I h not cqunl to supply modities.
Th£ reduction to southeast points and logical answer to the donmnd for
ing locomotives and cars that will be
needed whenever the rnilronds nre In is the same ns that made August 26. economy. Curiously enough tho busi
flnnncinl shape to order the rolling from intermountain territory to the ness men o f the nation and capital
stock, without which they cannot pos enst and Virginia cities on dried beans plcadced fo r labor In tho sense that
sibly handle the rise o f business Just nnd pens, canned goods, dried or ovnp- tho government was asked n o t, to
ornted fruits, berries, nnd vegetables, muko the wage cuts so drnstlc. The
nhend o f us.
It is essentially important thnt far- including figs, prunes, raisins, etc.
Washington merchants were led to
In a bulletin to members o f the take this nctlon by the argument thnt
seeing railroad managers who appre
ciate these facts shall lower their Southeni Wholesale Grocers’ Asso a cut in wages meant a curtailment
rntes voluntarily Instend o f wuiting ciation, Traffi Mnnagcr Guthrie says: of .buying power ,Inbor headquarters
“ Application has been filed with tho admit that they have consistently urg
until public clamor compels them to
lower them, and prepare at once for Interstate Commerce Commission for ed the relationship betwoen the retail
enlnrgod trnfTic. Railroad managers authority to make publication o f the community and wago scales, but no
may rest absolutely certain thnt they reduced rates to become effective on where ha sthat theory been bo con
will not be nllowed to hold the present short notice.
spicuously championed ns here in the
“ As the now rates will enrry very nationnl capital,
passenger and freight rates. I f they
care to Invite n contest with tho coun substantial reductions on the above
Tho pica, however, was unavailing,
try they will find themselves abso nnmed commodities from and to tho ho Harding administration stood pat.
lutely overwhelmed by public senti territory Involved— ranging, for In* Politically speaking, the endorsement
ment and legislation will be Invoked, stance, on canned goods and dried hy nn administration
o f nny issue
which will prove disastrous to the beans from $100 to over $400 per car thqt relates to wnges always has Its
roads and to tho country*. For the o f the prescribed 00,000 pounds min- dangers. Tho Wilson administration
sake of tho railroads and the country J Imum weight— you will no doubt de- granted practically every demand for
alike, for the good-will which should , sire to give consideration to requost- wage Increases ,and while earning the
exist between tho public and all f ing shippers with whom you have friendship o f organized Inbor, It lost
transportation interests, we trust thnt placed orders to wihhhold shipment th esupport o f many omployern who
such n contest will not ho provoked { o f the goods pending the effective date insisted that tho government was set
by shortsightedness on tho part o f , o f tho new rates.”— Jacksonville Mo- ting an uncomfortable precedent. It
Is realized by administration officials
railroad managers, but wo wnrn them tropolls,
that every thing the government says
thnt unless they act o f their own ac- [
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on the subject of wages will bo tho
cord tho public will net nnd with even 1
ALCOHOL AS FU EL.
Lasts o f discussion by both sides, fo r
moro power thnn it has over used;
before. When once public Rentiniont ( Alcohol is a fuel nnd has been noted tunately, fo r the Hording administra
is thoroughly aroused, ns It (s now |ns such for as long back ns anybody j tion. The railroad problem has been
railroad Inbor
being aroused to the injustice o f rail- can remember. It has been tried out passed over ta the
road rates, thero is no possible power successfully in tunny instances ns a board, n separate Institution, and the
which can Btand against it. More- motor power. It is bolng used, suc- roads were in private hnnds so thnt
over, the part of wisdom for rallrond ecssfully, also, in other countries thnn the bonus for wngc reductions did not
managers, viewing tho subject from this. I f wo are even seriously con- fnll on tho administration.
tho welfare o f their holders, demands sldering it hero we hnvo not hoard of
that they rcduco their rates nnd thus it, nnd wo rise to sny: “ Why not 7” REDUCED RATES TO G A IN S V IL L E
increase volumes o f trnffie nnd at the The gasoline power so very prevalent
same timo win public favor. They ia Rood— but it ia expensive, nnd tho
G A IN E S V IL L E , Fla., Sept. 27.—
cun win tho public or they can arouse Prices nro subject to Jugglery at times educed railroad farek will bo In effect
tho blttor hatred o f tho public; tho thnt seem to hit us pretty hard In tho fo r thoso attending the citrus semi
former would add to their prosperity, pockotbook, ns long ns this is n motor nar, live stock round-up and bbeetho latter would mean a vast destruc ago. Kerosene In being used with koepers meeting to be hold nt the
tion o f values o f railroad securities. moro or less success, too. Tho sup University of Florida here October 4
ply o f both gnsolinc and koroseno in to 7, according to Director Wllmon
I f railroad nuinugers are wiso, they
limited, ns is everything that comes Nowell, o f the Florida Agricultural
will promptly recognize the situa
out o f the earth. Why not alcohol? Extension Division.
Purchasers o f
tion, ovo nthough they honestly be
It Is in just about everything that
ticksta
to
Gainesville
between Octo
lieve that they cannot afford lower
grows. We consume it overy day In
ber
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for
the
purpose
of attend
freight rates, and will test the ques
practically overy Bpoonfut or fork full
ing
the
meetings
should
obtain
cer
tion o f freight rates and save them
l wo put into our systems. I t Is here
tificates o f their local ticket agents,
selves and hsvc the situation.
(With us, about us, easily obtnlnnbl*
» “ > " » k« tk |*' nnd clump, now that liquor making no
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mov. o f their own volition, ond do It lon(rer mihe, huge d r.ln . on our .up- v* * ‘‘ * d * t„ J
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promptly, It will bo but a few months ply> j t ifl ft fuei for motors, ao again W,U bo ont,t,ed to half ,aro on tho
before every locomotive and car w illiW0 „ k: -w h y not7- l „ Hawaii i t . wt¥u™
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be crowded to capacity, and the roads
mu(j0 f rom thB cheaper grades o f 1 Ina»cati° n8 » * * that the attendance
will be In a position to. crowd every'tsugar und from poor, very poor, aorg- will greatly exceed 350 parsons, the
rallroad material shop In the country hum. I t ,, therB a demonstrated nuc- numbor required fo r tho issuance of
wlth orders, which w ill keep them cess nH & motor fuel and can be fur- the induced rates, according to Mr.
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busy1 fo r twelve months or more to nished to tho consumer at 12 cents a Newell.
'come.— M anufacturer!'Record.
j gallon at a good profit. By our meth*
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j Ods it can be made much cheaper.
The chief fault o f our immigration
A headline speaks of a “ big o v a -.
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policy Is that it makes no effort to
tion." Did anybody ever receive a ', _—jGet your Scratch Pads from The distinguish between common stock
RtUe one?— N ew York P o e t
I Herald—by the pound— 16c.
Jand preferred stock.
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Banking Interest
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Your Interest
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Under the present banking laws, the banks of
the United States are practically owned and
controlled by all the pepple.
Such a vital part have they come to occupy in
our industrial and commercial life,'th at the
slightest thing affecting the banking interest
is immediately felt, either directly or indirect
ly, by every man, woman and child in the
country.
Deposit here and secure all of the advantages
of safety, soundness and dependability. *-
First National Bank
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. Forster, President
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Professional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
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LAW YERS
CONTRACTORS
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
Over Seminole County Bank
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BATTERIES
Sanford Constructs Co.
CO NTRACTO RS A N D BUILDERS
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Planes and Specifications Cheerfully
Furnished
Battery Troubles to U s
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W
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Guaranteed
W« ■»—toll— *a U m M—1 Wtok ud tu (In
fo« tomtoUi — to*..
H. T . P A C E
P. O. Box 111
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Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors
Sketches and Eatlmates Free; —
Company
L. A. Renand, Prop.
building too large and none too small
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HARTFORD B A T T E R Y
“Battery Insurance’*'
Pine and Garland Bte., Orlando, Fla.
Pham 1S9
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Wilson & Shorey
Sold and Serviced by
P U R E W ATER
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Wieland
Elder Springs Water
99.98% PU R E
Phone 811-W
Sanford, Fla
GARAGES
LO R D ’S PURITY
WATER
Smith Bros. Garage
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES
Oak and First
R E A L ESTATE
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
Daily Service
Phone 187
SA N FO R D
E. F. Lane
NOVELTY
WORKS
Real Estate and Insurance
Phono 95
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Geo. W . Knight
General Shop and Mill
Work
Real E state and Insurance
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
SANFORD
FLO RID A
817 Commercial Street
Sanford, Fla-
..Employment Bureau.. ____ T R A N S F E R ____
The vocational committee o f the Buainess and Professional Women's Club “W E D ELIV ER THE GOODS”
requests all young women dealring
employment to register at the First Quick Service Transfer
National Bank.
Storage F a c ilitie s
I f we pleeee you, tell others; If DOr
AG N ES G. BERNER, Chairman
tell ue. Phone 498
W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ
IN G W O R K S
a. 0. W IL S Q U , O w n.r
S A T IS F A C T O R Y SER VICE A N D
R E A S O N A B LE PRICES
W l i h l B r .t lu r * • . r — .
B n lld to f
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
General Machine and Boiler Works
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
bands in stock
Crank Shaft# Re-turned
Phone 175
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuma
“ Sanford’a New Hotel”
91
Up Per Day
GILLON &
FRY
e lec tric al
Fourth and Sanford Ave
New E ra Printery
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
COMMERCIAL AND
JOB PRINTING
CARPETS A N D RUGS
WASHED
and cleaned at yoor home or we win
call fo r and deliver. Hamilton Beacfc
Electric
Washers
used/—Sanford
Steam Preeaery, 817 1st St. Phoae *89 .
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TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, TUE3DAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921
<1|lleH»ppen‘ n«*
Mention of
Mittef* In Brlef
,'wsowd Item.
0fIntern*'
In and About
d> The City *£
Sura mu’7 of the
Plotting Smtll
Talks Succinct!;
Arranged for
Herald Readera
•if
IDE WEATHER
TEMPERATURE
showers.
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Rained on the east and west aides
yesterday.
Tht „ „ I » t « t » y i « » I"
„ ,hc Quality Shop.
1“ ' 31'
Simford will probably Rot a rain
some time In the next nix months
Kren Hat Shop nnd Pressing Club
also dye work. All work guaranteed.
lB8-5tp
IK) Sanford Ave.
UiK crowd of Sanford boonters go-1
■ t(, Orlando tonight. Only mom1,e„ nf the Chambor o f Commorco
have been invited.
Call and see our new fall lino of
up-to-date millinery.— The Quality
n
lB0-8tc
Shop.
With the many people getting bock
home, and the various stores getting
ready for the fall business, Sanford
will take on new life this week.
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Hack ngnin at the old 00
mark nnd no rain ns yet. It
rained all around Sanford yes
terday nnd not n drop touched
tho town. It shows that San
ford needs more prayer. Well,
all wo can say is that the old
bulb enn hang around 00 for a
few days longer but it enn’t
stay there forever although it
seems llko forever to us back
in our Mttle room that is 090
all the time. And at 6:30 this
morning it was hot nnd wo
cun almost guarantee 06 ngnin
fo r tomorrow’s report— O, you
rain nnd Htorm— where are
you 7
8:40 A. M. SEPTEM BER 27
Maximum ......................
00
Minimum ......................
00
Itnnge .............................
70
Barometer ..................... 30.00
Cairn nnd Clear.
There isn’t much hope for n mnn
who has reached forty without in
spiring nny envy.
Have your watches nnd jewelry re
paired at McLnulin’s. Two first class ROOFING, Ret! and green slnto sur
watch rankers. Prompt service.
face, 3-ply $3.26 per square. Tiger
140-tfc brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75;
1-ply, $2.25.* Free delivery. Address
Selimi^days will also open up now M. E. Ginn, Box 301.
139-2Ctp
avenues of trade, and there will be
runny new people coming here on ncDelilah was the one who started
count of the excellent schools here. this buhlied-hair craze and she wasn’t
{}, it. Snyder, o f Jacksonville, is in such a much.
the citv mi business today.
"E X ID E ” B ATTER IE S, the Giant
Circle No. 5, of Iho Missionary So that lives in a box. We can now fur
ciety of the M. E. church will meet nish six Volt Batteries at $24.50. We
with Mrs. (!. A. Bedford Monday a f buy, sell, exchange, recharge and rcternoon at 1 o’clock, 115 French ave. pair nil makes Batteries.— Ray Brotli157-2tp ers. Phone 548.
150-tfc
Dr. N. lieV. Howard, who is staying
I f George Bernard Shaw keeps on
at his cottage at Dnytonn Beach, tnlking about the ugly things in Am
writes that lie lias the air and the erica, he’ll soon be ns famous ns Sin
water but lie needs something to road clair Lewis.
and it is the Daily Herald for him to
complete bis happiness.
In our new quarters with a fine lino
of new tip-tu-dnto millinery. Call
and see us.—The Quality Shop.
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L. C. Scroblo, general freight and
passenger ...rent of the Clyde Line, is
here today on business nnd reports
his hr. as having nil the freight they
tnr earry coining south, and they are
contemplating putting on another
i"Jit about the first o f November. Wo
;,rt* glad to see Mr. Seroble on the job
again.
I>on t forget Co. D. Minstrel on
Thursday and Friday night nt tho
1’rineesM. Pickets now on sale nt the
I copies' Hunk, Seminole County Bank,
<md Fir t National Bank. Price $1.00
mid $1.25.
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A new shipment of
felt hats just received,
which will he closed out
at $2.00 each. Nuflf Sed.
— The Sanford Shoe &
Clothing Co.
tf
M INOR A T H LE TIC S A T FLORIDA.
G A IN E S V IL L E , Fla., Sept. 27.—
The University o f Florida will de
vote rnucht attention this season to
the development of minor athletics
according fo Dr. Manchester,* who is
in charge o f the work. New equip
ment will Include footballs, both
soccod and Rugby, horsehoes nnd
croquet outfits. The tpr.ee between
the two dormitories will lie equipped
as a recreation park. Two volley-hall
courts will lie established and a cro
quet court will lie laid out. Arrange
ments arc tinder way for wrestling
and buying matches.
Company D, in the Dixlo-Minstrols,
promise a great hit, Thursday nnd
I riday aig.its. Anything that bears
t e Allisnn-Undinell mark mentis the
A T T E N T IO N
^
’ minstrelsy and the Dixie Minu M be no exception to the rule,
Got your reserve seats for Thurs
" t your tickets now. Thq minstrels day night's minstrel nt Bower
&
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!*le best you have seen this Round Matt’s. Price $1.25. Step live
year.
ly ’enuso they are goin* fast. 159-2tc
a « S » M W H K W ))(«H K W M W H 4 l(M «»W K K K H W W W K M
3
i reduction on
3Hupmobile Closed-Cars
It Q—S E D A N ............................ ..,.,$2250.00
A RED U C TIO N OF $235.00
R K - C O U P E .................................$2200.00
A RED U C TIO N OF $200.00
can mnke Immediate deliveries of either^open or
Closed Cars
Cord Tires are now Standard Equipment on
all Hupmobile Models
B. & 0. MOTOR CO.
SANFORD, FLO RIDA
DISTRIBUTORS FOR
SEMINOLE and L A K E CO UNTIES'
#
P A G ! FIVE
O FF TO ORLANDO TONIC,HT
A T 0:43, SEM INOLE IIO TE I
All those who are going to Orlando
tonight to tho big Chamber o f Com
morco banquet are requested to be at
tho Seminole hotel nt 6:45 p. m. Those
who will drove their cars nre request
ed to be there at that time also in or
der thnt Socretnry Pcarman can line
up the bunch promtply and get there
In time. It takes an hour to drive to
Orlnndo nnd tho bnnquet is at eight
sharp bo tho folks will hnvo to leave
hero on time. Bo nt the Seminole ho- 1
tel nt 6:15.
HOLY CROSS W H IT E W A Y .
One o f tho most progressiva and
biggest things done recently in San
ford is the establishment of the Holy
Cross White Way, a series o f the
modem up-to-date posts stretching
nlong the church’H property on Park
avenue, the whole block on Fourth
street and around on Magnolia ave
nue. It thus lights most effectively
Holy Cross Parish house, Holy Cross
church nt Snlnt Andrew's brother
hood house, Holy Cross rectory and
tho Parish howling nileys. Outside oT
tho business section o f First street, it
is the most brilliantly illumined part
o f our city. Tho White Way is the im
mediate results of tho Men's Club of
Holy Cross, which if a very large,
wide-awake nnd progressive club. The
first regular meeting o f this club for
the season will lie the 2d Wednesday
night in October, 12th, 8 p. m., In the
Parish House.
The White Way -var firs:: lighted
inst Sunday night, 18th Sundny nfler
1 rinity.
There nre still larger and greater
changes and improvements under
way nt Holy Cross, making it rne of
the very largest and most complete
institutional plants in the whole south.
All are invited to come nnd join in
this big work.
LEADERS SAY R A IL
U N IO NS' VOTE HAS
BEEN FOR STRIKE.
CHICAGO, [11., Sup*. 27.— Leaders
oT tho big four brotherhoods and affil
iated unions Inst night declared they
had little doubt thnt the railway em
ployes had voted for a general strike
Plenty to Eat
You have heard of and read of Barbecues, Ox Ronsts, Fish Frys nnd so on,
but you never have heard of the big kind, the kind thnt will take place in
Sanford next Thursday, at the Merchants' Carnival. There will be enough
beef to feed Central Florida. You must come and get your shnre, it’s all
free.
AND THEN, TOO
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You have heard of and rend of R E A L stores that carry a complete line for
the man, nnd so on, but you never have or never will hear of any better lines
than we nre showing for this fall nnd when you look nt the goods and sec
the price you will forget there ever has been a war. We invite you to make
your hendqunrters with us next Thursday.
Y O U D O N ’T H A V E TO B U Y E V E R Y TIM E Y O U COME
IN OUR PLA C E
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A T T E N T IO N C O M PA N Y D.
Headquarters Co. D., 1st. Inf. F. N. G.
Sanford, Fla., Sept 20, 1921
Orders No. 07.
1. All officers and unlisted men of
this organization are hereby ordered
"to report at tho Armory at Sanford,
Fin., nt 8 o’clock n. in., Thursday,
September 29th, to participate in the
Gala Day celebration to bo held on
said date.
2. No excuses will be accept oil for
failure to report as specified in tho
preceding finrngrnph except for legiti
mate business reasons consisting of
inability to attend because of civil
employment or because o f physical
incapacity to so attend.
3. September 29th being a holi
day in tho city o f Snnford, the enlist
ed men o f this organization should
have no excuses to offer because of
civil employment. However, if any
enlisted man’s civil employment inter
feres with bis attendance nt this for
mation, upon report o f same to tho
commanding officer o f this organiza
tion, arrangement will lie made with
the employer of said enlisted man to
relieve him from his civil duties so
that he limy be able to participate
in the pnrnde to be held on Sept. 29.
4. It Is imperative that there be
a full attendance at this formation as
at this time there are nlmut twenty
men o f this orgnniaztion absent on
furlough.
GEO. A. DECOTTES,
Cnpt. Inf. F. N. G., Comdg.
9-21 2t
Classified advertisements, A cents a line. No ad tnken for leas than
25 rent* nnd positively nn classified ads charged to anyone.
Cas>
must accompany all orders. Count live words to a line nnd remit ac
cordingly.
FOR SALE
FOR S A LE — Rose No. 1 seed, Irish
potatoes, per bushel §2.00.— L. A.
Rrumlcy.
131-tfc
FOR SALE — Medium size -safe. Ap
ply 402 Sanford Ave., nnd Fourth
Street.
04-01.
NOTICE
City Licenses Due Oc
tober 1, 1921
A T T E N T IO N is called to tho fact
FOR S A L E —8-room house with nil
rnther thnn ncccpt :i wage reduction,
that all City Licenses are paynblo on
modern convenience, excellent rcbut nnnouneed thnt the conservative
or before October 1, 1921.
pnir.
I’rivnto water works, in desir
counsel of the lenders might prevail
S P E C IA L A T T E N T IO N is called to
able location. Reasonable terms. Ap
agnlnst a walkout.
ply to Owner, 510 \V. First Street.
General chairmen o f the Brother
110-tfc Section 4, Ordinance 25
hood of nilwny Trainmen began count
which reads as follows: "That tho
ing the 186,000 strike ballots of their
FOR S A L E —Single and Rose Comb
City
Tax Collector before issuing a li
Black Mnnorcu Roosters, ti months
men, hut admitted bcforcthe first en
cense based on a property value, or
old.— \V. W. Dressor, R. A. Telephone
velope was opened that, judging from
capital stock, shall require tho per
4003.
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the known temper o f the men, tho
son applying for a license to make a
result will lie overwhelmingly in fa
FOR S A LE — One heavy duty two- written statement under onth o f tho
vor o f n strike. Giving an estimated
wheel trailer in good condition. In value o f the property, or the amount
majority, Vice-fireside nt Jnmes Mur
quire at Ford Garage.
143-tfc |0f the capital stock."
dock said:
Application blanks for snid licenses
FOR S A LE — Stable manure; car lots.
"Our past experience has been ttint
Good dry stock. Price §7 per ton, f. will he furnished free of charge at the
0 8por cent o f the men will always
City Office.
o. b. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co.
vote to strike.”
A LFR E D FOSTER,
151-tfc.
Next Monday officials o f the Broth
150-lOtc
City Tax Collector.
FOR S A LE — 1 rorm calmer and sev
erhood o f Locomotive Engineers, Or
eral doun jars. Very reasonable.
der o f Rnilwny Conductors, Brother
Address "E. H.” care Herald.
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hood of Locomotive Firemen and EnConserve Your Sight
ginemcn nnd the Switchmen’s Union
FOR S A L E — Lot on brick street in
TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non-skids
Immediate nnd careful attention
of North America ,will meet here to
front of Rose Court,— E, F. Lane,
should lie given to the firat indication
count the strike votes of their 259,000 32x4 Mi ..................................... $27.50 The Real Estate Man.
160-3tp of eye trouble. You arc fortunate if
members.
84x1 Mj ..................................... 31-00 FOR S A LE — A pair o f young, Mack you have found it unnecessary to wear
glasses, lint indeed unfortunate if you
Railroad union lenders here expect All other sizes any make in propormare mules, at a bargain. Phono hnvo neglected to do so when it is
nil the brotherhoods nnd the switch tlon. Get our prices before you buy.—
160,_____________________________152-tfc really needful. By correcting a slight
men's union to cast substantial jun Rny Brothers. Phone 548.
Ifi0-tfc
FOR
S A L E — 3 doz. 1 quart fruit jars. error in your sight today will save a
iorities for n strike. Tho affiliated
multiple of troulilc Inter on in life.
Address
.1, care o f Herald, 155-tp.
shop crafts have already voted, by a POLK COUNTY
TOM M OORE •
majority o f nppproximntcly 325,000
PRESS ASSOCIATION. FOR S A L E — i have ten acres of cel
to 48.000 to walk kout, and are only
ery land partially Improved, which
OPTOM ETRIST— O P T IC IA N
waiting to sec what action the other
LA K E LA N D , Fla., Sept. J7,__Tho jean bo bought at a bargain.— A, P.
157-tfc Office Opp P. O.
Phone 192
unions will take and fur the United Polk County Press Association, which,Connelly.
States Railroad Labor Ronrd td dis includes in its membership the twelve FOR S A L E — Mixed Jersey and Hol
pose o f tho pending working ruios newspapers published in the county,
stein cow and calf, also horse and
LOW T ID E ON T H E BEACH
agreements.
51)
Rhode island lied chickens,
E.
has completed organization with the
Reports o f tho general chairmen o f election o f R. I). Child, o f the U ke- Mr.gnuson, Route No. A, Box 209.
Forenoon and Afternoon Tides at
the trnInmen when they assembled land Advertiser, as president; M. J.
IBIMJtp
About Same Hour nnd Minute
today, wore plainly disappointing to Lee, Haines City Herald, secretary;
Sept. 27 ................................... 10:11
the union loaders. The Irnnlnmcp had and J. E. Worthington, Lake W a l e s __________________________
Sept.
28 ................................... 11:25
voted on a separate ballot because Highlander, treasurer. A t the or- FOR R E N T -O n e nice, large furnisliSept.
29
................................... 11:55
their leaders did not npprovo of tho giinizntlon meeting held nt Hlllcrost
ed housekeeping room.— Mrs. RidSept.
30
...................................
12:40
Joint ballot prepared by tho other un Lodge, Crooked Lake, it was decided '»in g, 205 Oak Ave.
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ions. On September 12, President W. to hold meetings the second Tuesday FOR RENT— Two furnished rooms.
Post enrds— local vie'” ' — 1c each at
G. Leo addressed a circular letter to o f every second month beginning with
Apply 1004 Elm Ave.
152-tfc
(ho
Herald office.
tho men in which Im pointed out five September. The next meeting will FOR RENT— Improved celery innd,
reasons why he thought a strike would lie held in Bartow, Tuesday, Novem
in immediate planting condition.—
bo unwise nt this time, nnd why tho ber 8th.
G. II. Edward's, Face's Lane, 156-0tp
men might expect to nccept some
FOR R EN T— Two unfurnished rooms Pickling: and Preser
wnge rcducolon.
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t h y a d a il y h eu ald w a n t ad .
upstuirs for light housekeeping. Ap
ply 714 Ouk Avenue.
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FOR RENT— ( ,'omfortftblo rooms for
a
light housekeeping nt Mrs. Maggie
a
We have the
B JBell’s, Lake Monroe, Fla.
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FOR RENT
TIME
Smile and Fellowship League
Thu representative o f the Smile and Fellowship League is in Snnford
for at lenst tho next Hix weeks and will give reports in regard to six
groups o f happy people. He has arranged with Dr. George Hymnn,
pnstor o f the Baptist Temple, to make the announcements. Tho fo l
lowing announcements will be made:
Sunday Night. Oct. 2nd.— Tho names of the five men o f Snnford most
pleasant in their greetings,
names o f thu
the fivo women of Snnford
Sunday Night, Oct. 9th.— The
Tho nomeH
most plousunt in their greetings,
Sunday Night, Oct. 16th.— The names o f the five clerks-most pleasant
in
customers.
... dealing with
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Sunday Night, Oct. 23rd.— The Business House nearest 100% in pleasnntness, employer nnd employees,
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Sundny Night, Oct. 30th.— The fivb moBt pleasant girlp or young indies,
Sunday Night, Nov. 6th.— The fivo most pleasant boys or young men.
LE AR N TO S M ILE A N D M A K E OTHERS H A P P Y
STONE JARS
W ANTED
R E PR E SEN TATIV E IN SANFORD
|W A N T E D — All musicians in Panford
I who cun piny a band instrument,
It will be to your Interest to seu G. C ..
1Fellows, manager o f
thn Sanford
Bond.
156-Btdh
5
Mason, Sure-Seal Ja
and Jelly Glasses
See our line of
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a LOST— Small green gold wriiit watch,
S
Gruen moke initial II. J., 1012, enH graved on back. Return to Dutton’s
o(Tico for rewnrtj
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u BO AR D A N D ROOM
BOARD A N D ROOM— Private” fnm719 Onk Avo.
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Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Churns, etc.
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IN THE HEART OF
GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1821
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Will Be Called
P r o je c t in N ear
Future
H earings
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NUMBER 1<0
Lafayette-Marne Joint Celebratiot
SEVERAL HUNDRED
KILLED BT TYPHOON,
IN CENTRAL JAPAN.
Sanford Schools and the
County Schools a t
Sam e Tim e
(*T As Aassolatsd Ftm.)
TOKtO, Sept, 28.—Several hundred
persona were killed Ly a typhoon In
Central Japan, centering upon Nafoyar on thelaland of Hondo, where
1ULD INCLUDE SOUTHERN a ■tid^l wave destroyed cropfi and
houses. Several steamers warp sunk,
RAILWAYS MOSTLY OWNED
and many flshemen are missing .
HY A. C. L. RY. NOW
TEACHERS LIST
FRIENDS AND PATRONS 09
SCHOOLS URGED TO BE
PRESENT
STATE TO CLOSE
ON THE BELCHER
CASE TODAY
| WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—The In
Tho Sanford schools will open nest
terstate Commerce Commission todny
Monday morning at 0 o’clock, with tha
announced tentative plans for the con
largest enrollment in tho history of
solidation of nil the mnjor railroads of
tho city.
the United States in nineteen systems
AH friends and patrons of the
end gave notice hearings would be
Schools are cordially invited to at
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called on tho project in the near fu
tend the opening exercises. Teachers
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ture. The proposed consolidation au CLEARWATER MYSTERY PROM
and pupils will appreciate your pres
m;
thorised by transportation act No. 11
ence.
I8ES TO BE 80LVED IN
would include the Atlantic Coast Line,
Following la tho complete Hat of tbs
FEW DAYS.
Norfolk Southern, Florida East Coast,
teachers for thia year:
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Maj, John K. O’lljnn. speaking. Tho statue of Lafayette o
field and Ohio, Louisville and Nash
CLEARWATER; Sept. 28,-The
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SANFORD
ville, Nashville, Cnttanooga and St, state expected to close its case against
High School
Louis; Atlanta and West Point] Dr, Belcher, on trial hero for man
;
Principal (Science)—G. E. McKay.
[charleston and Western Carolina) slaughter in connection with the death
Math, and Eng.—Mrs. O. E. McKay.
Louisville, Henderson nnd S t Loula; of Virginia Turner. The witnesses to
Latin and Stenog.—Mrs. R. 0. Max
Western Railway of Alabama; Atlan day are expected to bo the two men
well.
ta, Birmingham and Atlnntic; Rich who testified at the coronor’s inquest
Mathematics—Ida Mae Gray.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac; that they polled Belcher’s car out of
History—Elizabeth Humphries.
Winston-Salem Southhnnd; Roanoko the mud
where the girl’s body
English—Sara Evans Muriel.
Spanish and History—Geraldine
to Winston-Salem branch of Norfolk was found (n the creek several hours
snd Western; Georgia nnd Florida later. Detectlvo employed by girl’s
Muriel,
I
Grammar School
and Gulf; Mobile nnd Northorn. Near father, and physicians who performed BIG PITCHER FIGHTING TUBER
Principal—Clara Mlllen,
ly all these rnilronds are cither own the autopsy, will also testify. Should
CULOSIS AT SARANAC
Eighth Grado—Mrs. Pearl Babbitt.
ed outright or controlled by the Coast the defense do much cross examining
LAKE
Eighth
Grade—Mrs. Selena M. Bar
of
the
state's
witnesses,
however,
tho
Line, exception being tho Florida
ber.
(By
The
A
um
UM
Fnu)
FIRST
MEETING
stato
might
not
be
able
to
complete
East Coast and n few of the smaller
NEW YORK, Sept. 28,—Testimon
I Seventh Grade—Laura Chittenden,
its case befor* tomorrow.
AMERICAN3DELEGATES
lines.
Seventh Grade—Ida Mao Hall.
HELD NEXT WEEK
ial fund for Christy Mathewson, the
Sixth Grade—Winnie Brown.
former New York pitcher, who is
’etition Presented
(By The AttacUUd Frttt)
Sixth Grade—Mrs. W. A. Lester.
waging a fight against tubercoulosis
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28.—
Sixth Grade—Mrs. 8inah T. Bray.
to Pres. Hardin?
at Saranac Lake, New York, has Tho first meeting of tho four Ameri
I Fifth Grade—Ednn Chittenden.
To Release N egroes
I Pifth Grade—Ruth Kanner.
reached nearly 912,000.' The fund will can delegates to tho armamont con
ference, will probably bo held noxt
Primary School
be swelled Friday by the Giant’s
ho Rioted nt Houston and Also En
week for consultation.
Principal—Mrs. Stella P. Arrington.
dow Movo Agnlnst K. K. K.
share of the receipts of the game with
EARLIER IN THE EVENING THE
First Grade—Ethel Moughton (bldg
CENTRAL FLORIDA WATER
Boston and by ytho proceeds of the FLORIDA GROWERS
principal
E. Sido Primary).
LAST REHEARSAL TONIGHT FOR
. n,.lPr
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TRAFFIC LEAGUE FORMED.
First
Grade—Hcrmlna
Lehman.
auction
of
baseballs
autographed
by
SEEK
FEDERAL
AID
WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—A peti
THE BIO BLACK AND
Second
Grado—Frances
Hughoy.
TO
MARKET
CROPS
tion signed by fifty thousand persons
President
Harding,
Babe
Ruth
nnd
WHITE REVUE
Whilo
tho
proverbial
Pipo
of
Peace
Third
Grade—Mrs.
Hazel
Mougbuking for executive clemency for sixMathowson himself.
was not in evidence last night, its ton.
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.,
Sept.
28.—
ly-one negro members of tho 24th InBlock and white revue given by
Relief for tho Florida citrus growers modem counterpart, in the form of . First Grade—Mary Irvin (bid. prin.
iintry in Leavenworth prison
. -----j as a re- Co. D. is all. ready for presentation REPUBLICAN LEADERS
is sought by a delegation thnt arrived good cigars, were lighted after a very W. Sido Primary).
ult of rioting in Houston, Texas, four
WILL WORK OVERTIME
Thursday and Friday nights. Will be
excellent meal, served In the Orlando
First Grade—Mary Howard.
e»rs ago, was presented to President
ON PEACE TREATIES, hore yesterday and presentod Flori Chamber of Commerce headquarters,
unusually good and uproariously fun
Second Grado—Mary E. Robinson.
iardinjr today by a delegation of ne
da’s
claims
to
tho
war
finance
corpor
ny. Final touches will bo put on the
Second Grade—Mrs. Nettyo Moore.
fws, headed by James Johnson, sec
(Br Tb« AuocUUd Fnu)
ation. Tho delegation included Dr. J. to a gathering of 1G0 people. Tho
big Dixie Minstrel given by Co. D. at
mental, financial and commercial
Third Grado—Carolyn Spencer.
*lory of the National Association for
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.,
Sept.
28.—
II.
Ross
of
Winter
Haven,
president
the rehearsnl Wednesday night at tho
heavyweights of both Orlando and
Third Grade—Mildred Huston.
he Advancement of the Colored PooPrincess Theatre, and tho producers With tho view of expediting action of tho Florida Citrus Exchange; Mr. Sanford were present as was also
Fourth Grade—Gladys Adams.
>»• The delegation informed the
on the peace treaties with Germany, Walkor, of Bartow, and Mr. Stowart,
Allison
and
Rudisill,
announce
that
that
“we’re
with
you’
’spirit
which
Fourth
Grade—Ruth Gillon.
resident the association for advanceAustria Hungary, and on tax rovis- of Tampa.
was
so
much
in
evidence
at
the
San
Fourth
Grade—Louiso
Kolb.
'ent of colored people gratified that the show is ready for presentation. planned today to put thruogh the pro
Financial aid in packing und mar
County School Teachers
e government was making a study That the show and talent displayed gram calling not only for night ses keting tho crop was sought. Senntor ford banquet.
therein will be a revelation to the
Tho public schools at Oviedo, Ge
In tho same respects that “somo
(the Ku hlux Klnn activities.
peoplo of Sanford is tho universal op sions of tho sonato but for tho begin Fletchor appeared with tho commit men are bom groat, others mako nova, Longwood, Altamonte Springs,
inion of thoso who have seen tho re ning of tho day sessions pno hour tee before tho war financo corpora themselves greats, etc,’’ the citlzons Pnoln and Osceola will open on Mon
1C0UT CRUISER LAUNCHED
tion.
hearsals. The performance is extre earlier than usual.
of some communities are born with a day next, October 3rd, with the fol
10 HE NAMED RICHMOND. mely creditable and those who attend
civic spirit while others got theirs lowing teachers:
will bo assured an evening of fun.
Oviedo
from bottles. Inasmuch as thore were
There will b« two performances, one
Principal—Prof.
M. J. Ckerlund.
no bottles in evidence last evening,
Thursday and one Friday ovoning.
Intermediate—Mrs.
J. N. Thompson,
it is safe to assumo thnt tho spirit of,
Preceding tho performance the cast
Primary—Ruth Young.
enthusiasm, which pormeated the
headed by tho Sanford Band, will glva
Geneva
gathering was that bom within the
a parado.
Principal—Miss
Georgia Pattlshall.
progressive individuals from both
Intermediate—Mrs.
M. E. Dooley.
communities.
BOY SCOUTS BENEFIT
Primary—Mrs. Katheryne Kilbee.
The
speakers
of
tho
ovoning
stress
THURSDAY SALE.
Lake Monroe
LEADS QUIET LIFE IN W ASHINGTON TWO ed the inestimablo benefits which Principal—Prof.
J. Tiiden Jacobs,
would accrue to Sanford and Orlando
The Chamber of Commerce has ar
PROTESTS
YEAR S A FTER FIRST BREAK DO W N
Intermediate—Mrs. S. H. Buchanan.
provided they continued and further
ranged with the Boy Scouts of San
|OSEI) JUNKING
Primary—Mrs. Minnette Jacobs.
developed tho amicable relations
Longwood
’ Ul KLAWAHA ROAD, ford, to take care of tho pales of
(Br Tho AuocUUd Frou)
nt Princoton nro there. Thousands of which now now existed between them.
drinks during the big colebration to WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—Wood- volumes which woro packed away The Hon. M. J. Dnotwylor, president
Principal—Prof. F. 8. Miller.
morrow. This summer, under tho row Wilson foil a sick man two years whilo he wob in tho White House are o ftho Orlando Chamber of Com
Assistant—Helen Moran,
ormal Z P . 2 FIft-’ Sopt< 2S< ago Monday. Sinco then ho has pass there. Through tho windows mny be
leadership
of
Mr.
Doan
Turner,
tho
Chuluota
merce, presided ns toastmaster.
s
,"f tho Pn,ntk» ^ty
ed
undor
tho
shadow
of
death
and
out
Principal—Prof.
W. L. Slog.
Scouts
have
mado
considerable
im
itionni r
u'v',"u ciub, interseen tho indigo bluo strip of Virginia
Mayor Duckworth, J. L. Olies,
of tho White House.
Assistant—Mrs.
W. L. Sieg.
provement
out
at
tho
lake
whore
their
Hills wwhoro ho used to go golfing
Ith the Fin n ‘n ’ havo bren M01*
Thousands of Americans of whnt- nnd not fa r away hangs a bag of golf Flowers & Vorhees, Sam JohtiBon,
Altamonte
Springs
camp is located. This has caused an
Howard Lynear, Franklin King, Mrs,
on SRainet t h f ni,r0n'1 Comral,- expense of about |200 and it is the evg£ political faith recalled tho anni
Principal—Miss Oleeta Morris.
FsofiL11 Jf3 PMPwed (hscontln.isticks, a reminder of a better day.
Fuller and S. J. Slygh, wore speakers
versary of tho beginning of tho for
Lake Mary
Attached to “ Used Car.”
( 0»n tln o *< l on P i c a P i t * )
H e t „d,n° Ck 7 a,,»
Hall, desire of the Scoute to raiso this mer president’s illness and wondered
No teacher (transported to San
amount by sales. Coca-cola, soda
The
former
president
and
his
in
rale.
" T ra,atka and
ford.
water, caandiea and chowlng gum, what ho was doing. Although ho no separable companion always havo
11 c°mmi„Ln ‘
P1°r,tU will be sold. You v(lll seo the Scoute; longer figures in tho daily headlines their luncheon served in the dining
Paols
as
he
used
to,
Mr.
Wilson
still
is
Principal—Mrs.
Helen . Pearson.
room. Thon comes a nap of an hour,
« U n u e t
OVome"t to^dls- they will be in evidence. We want “nows.”
Osceola
and then, unless the weather is moat
* ®ffort O f thn p? r??d and widorse you to know tho money mado will go
Therefore it seems appropriate on inclement, a motor drive. Mr. Wilson
Principal—Mrs. Agnes McCormack,
to
a
good
cause.
ep the ron i i ° * °r 1a ral1 body to
this occasion to tell the latest news while iff the White House, became at
All Scouts are urged to be on the
Seae
°PCrat,0nabout him.
NATION AIL CONFERENCE
tached to a certain automobile. It
grounda
at 10 a. m. Badges will be
Dlneen Z , ( T ? 8Cnt out b* W‘
Mi< Wilson, besides following the went back, as is the custom esch year
FOR UNEMPLOYED MEETS
worn by them. The sales room will ways of 4 retired gentioman with o
IN OCTOBER.
to
the
manufacturer,
from
whom
Mr.
bn in charge of Mr. Deane Turner, lively internet in the world’s affairs,
Wilson
bought
it
as
a
“used
car.”
He
chairman; Col. 8. A. B. Wilkinson, and lives by the eight hour day which he
(*7 T%
»AmmIi M Fnm)
Mr. F. E. Giles.,
,
• once told congress was “adjudged by hsd it painted black with orange
WASHINGTON,
D. C., Sept. 28,—
Tho Boy Scout, movement has the thought and experience of recent trimming*—Princeton colors—and in
: y oii°>' «* * « n »
Pw gw w of the net!on*( confer*nee on
this
car
which
he
regards
as
an
old
grown in Sanford and we want all the yean a thing upon which society is
***•» t k . » p,™ Mcr r m ">“•*
friend, he goee driving Into the coun JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 2 8 ,-N o unemployment indicated today proepeople
to help them to grow more.
justified in insisting, as in the Inter tryside. He dislikes exploring new session of the circuit court thia morn pects for completion of emergency
er th« tracka
runn,n*
est of health, efficiency and content routes, but rather enjoys driving over ing in the Pope esse. The firet venire relief program earlier than expected.
n# fron>SilverInn8 abOUrd Mt
•Uted.
Spr,n*" ‘o Ocala. It
ment.’’ He aims to have eight houn the same ground at about the eame of seventy-fivo was exhausted yester Conference adjourned to meet, on Oc
ui too iwuia Batteries, is in vne city .for
for work
time.sleep,
The eight,
partyhoun
is always
home and
be day with only eleven tentative jurors tober 8. With theadoptlon at tho
today. Hof-Mae Battery Company, of eight houn for nlaxatlon, add keeps fore dark.
in the box and the sheriff was order emergency program, the conference
:
l#
.......... — ~ this city, will bo the state dUtributon to the schedule pretty fairly.
ed
to summon the second venire of Is scheduled-to take up consideration
Dinner is an Informs! affair; some
11 the detective*[for the Gould BaMmSe*. Watch for! The morning work is don* in the times there are guests, always old one hundred. Court adjourned last of permanent policy for combatting
collectors hired in their regular, advertisement in the lihrary. The old desk and chair and friends or associates. Mr. Wilson night until 2:80 this afternoon to give unemployment throughout the coun
,n°ro Sun.
Daily Herald.
1table Mr. Wilson used in his study
him time to serve the summons.
(Ocellnueil on I’m* Tbra*)
ter-
WOODROW WILSON AT HOME,
GREAT IN WAR, GREAT
IN PEACE-MUCH GREATER
NO S E S S IO N
CIRCUIT COURT
AT JAXVILLE
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921
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WILL ADDRESS LIVE
THE STA R T O -D A Y
AT ROUNDUP AT GAINESVILLE
“Need of Team Work in
Agriculture” Will Be
His Subject
S o ft
A,
Times
/
«
Are
Here
IHO
La. I?ZI
Any shop can H ell you a Soft
Hat. We stake all upon Service
—upon helping you to choose so
becoming a Ilat, that you’ll be
coming here for your next one.
tv
Soft Hats - $5.00
Sanford Shoe &'
Clothing Co.
A L L O l l f
At St. Louis 1, New York 4.
Others not scheduled.
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Hr
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Americnn League.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Others not scheduled.
National League
Brooklyn nt Boston, 2 gnmes.
Others not scheduled.
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HOW THEY STAND
Americnn League
W
L
New York ................94.
54
Cleveland ................. 93
57
St. Louis .................. 78
73
W ashington.............70
72
Boston ..................... 72
74
Detroit ..................... 71
80
Chlcngo ....................59
91
Philadelphia ............ 52
94
Pet.
.035
.020
.510
.513
.493
.470
.393
.357
National League
L
W
57
Now York ....... .... 93
00
Pittsburgh ........ ... 88
65
St. Louis ............ ... 84
71
Boston ................ ... 78
74
Brooklyn ............ .... 73
81
07
Cincinnati ..........
87
Chicago ............. .... 61
101
Philadelphia .... .... 48
3
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American Association
L
W
81
... 77
Indianapolis
95
05
Louisville ......
70
Minneapolis ...... ....85
.....HI
73
Knnsus City
80
Milwuukco ....... .... 78
. 70
79
Toledo .......
85
St. Paul .............. .... 72
57
92
Columbus............
RESULTS YESTEDAY
Americnn League
R At New York 8, Cleveland 7.
At Philadelphia 3, Chicago 0.
Others not scheduled.
National I/cuguc
At Pittsburg 0, Philadelphia 2.
El A T
Americnn Association
At Columbus 2, Minneapolis 9.
At I.ouisville-Knnsns City, rnin.
Others not scheduled.
FLORIDA FOOTBALL TEAM
GETTING INTO SHAPE.
GAINESVILLE, Fla., Sept. 27.—
Florida’s football squad is rapidly be
ing worked into shape for its initial
game with the United States Infant
ry School nt Columbus, On., October
1. Considerable mnterlnl hns turned
out for practice and the men are snld
to bo in oxcellont shnpo for this stage
of tho season.
Floridn will tncklo Rollins College
at Orlando, October 8, for its second
gnme of tho senson.
Its schedule thereafter, ns announc
ed, follows:
Mercor University nt Gainesville,
October 16.
University of Tcnncsse nt Knox
ville, Tenn., October 22.
University of South Cnrolinn, nt
Tninpn, November 5.
University of Alnbnmn, nt Tusca
loosa, Ain., November 11.
University of Mississippi, nt Oninsvillo, November 19.
Oglethorpe University nt Gaines
ville, November 24.
It wns originnlly planned to play
the Mississippi gnme nt Jacksonville,
but it wns transferred to Gnlnesvllle
when locnl citizens guaranteed tho
expenses of bringing tho Mississippi
club to this city. Tho gnmo with Rol
lins -nt Orlnmlo, takes plnco of the
gnmt planned with Stetson University
nt DeLnnd. No gnme hns been ar
ranged with Stetson, but it is consid
ered llkel ythnt the two elevens mny
meet Inter in the senson.
i
ll
The World Owes
Me a Living
Ia ' j1"I
i
Said the follow who did not like to work
and he really thought the world should
pay him without working
^
HE OBTAINED THE LIVING
But such a life—it was his theory about
how to get a living without working.
Thu world owes each one a living but it
is up to every one to collect it. The best
way to get the best living is to have your
money where you can get it when you
want it—in the bank
8s
fca
The ONLY DECENT LIVING
Is obtained by saving your money while
you are making it and put it in the bank
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
LET US TELL YOU
ABOUT IT TODAY
T he Peoples Bank
.
GOVERNORS KILL ’EM OFF.
of Sanford
DOROTHY DALTON in
CAVANNAII, Ga., Sept. 27^Wantod in Washington, D. C., as on
alleged ”lono stlckup artist,” being
charged with holding up tho cashier
of the People’s Saving Bank of that
city for nearly a thousand dollnrs,
Phillip Rudolph Greenfield, n woll*
known Snvnnnnh boy, who, up until
four yenrs ngo wns n student in tho
Snvnnnnh high school, wns nrrested
hore Saturday afternoon nnd held for
Washington authorities.
“Idols of the North”
I |l f * ' IVs
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 27—Tampa
has been designated as headquarters
of one regiment of infantry of tho
97th division, organized reserve nnd
Jacksonville headquarters of the 164th
brigndu nnd tho 307th regiment of en
gineers, by tho bonrd of reservo offi
cers appointed' to organizo tho reserve
military strength of Floridn in con
nection with a scries of field armies to
be called to the colors in national
emergencies.
The Florida bonrd is composed of
Major Otis R. Colo, infantry, regulnr
army; Col. Clarence S. Coe, engineor
section; Major W. R. McQuaid, field
artillery; Captain Charles T. Lovell,
quartermaster corps and Cnptain
Frank Wiednmn, cavalry. Members
of tho bonrd, with tho exception of
Colonel Coo, mot here Friday night
of Inst week nnd designated the two
headquarters.
QUAIL WERE COSTLY.
PUNT A GORDA, Fin., Sept. 27.—
R. D. Deklo, n traveling snlcsmnn of
Tnnmpn, is the most recent victim of
tho enforcement of game lnws in
Chnrlotte county. Mr. Dekle, while
onorutci from Wnuehuln, to iP u n ta
Gorda, in his automobile several dnys
ngo killed eight quntl. Ho plcnded
guilty before County Judge Trnbue to
killing tho birds out of season and re
ceived a fine, which, with the court
costs, amounted to $169.32. The qunil
were confiscated.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Sept. 27.—
Plnns nre being miulc to erect a build
ing boro to nccommodnto the Floridn
branch of tho Fccdrnl eservo Bnnk,
according to nnn announcement by of
ficials of the sixth district with head
quarters nt Atlanta, who enme hero
for the purpose of inspecting pro
posed sites for the building. Tho locnl
branch is nt present quartered In ono
of the down-town business buildings
hut the growing importnnee of tho
Floridn branch hns modo it ncccssnry
to Reck larger quarters, officials said
Consideration of tho plnns for the
building will ho tnkon up by the gov
erning board In Atlnntn nnd Inter by
tho nntionnl hoard nt Washington,
it wns snld. Tho recent designation of
tho Florida branch ns the currency
bnRo for the stnto nnd Culm is tnkon
in banking circles to mean thnt tho
Jacksonville bnnk Is n permanent Inttitutlon.
Members of tho federal reserve
hoard attending the mooting hero In
cluded: M. B. Wollborn, governor of
tho sixth district; Joseph A. McCord,
chairman of tho reserve bonrd, nnd,
W. II. Kettig, of Birmingham, A’»
a director of tho Atlanta bnnk.
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A great number of students are dull in their
studies because of the very great nerve strain
they are continually under, causing a dim
image th at does not remain firmly imbedded
in the mind. Give the student the full advantage of all his mental powers. We have the
most modem equipment for the examining of
the eyes and fitting of glasses.
McLaulin’s Optical Parlors
212 E ast F irst S t
ELECT CHEEK LEADERS.
Sanford, Fla.
first "serpent” nppenrod on the cam
pus in connection with the first cheer
practice, winding its wny nbout the
grounds nnd finnlly disappearing into
the gymnasium where tho cheer leadcr put tho rooters through the vocal
drill.
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GAINESVILLE, Fin., Sept. 27.—
With the olectio nof Willinm Bivins,
of Tnmpn, us chcor lender, nnd Chns.
Rogero nnd I’oto IInrris,f nlso o
Tnmpn, ns assistants, the rooting
forces of tho University of Florida
Manufacturers who credit the stor
have settled down to work nnd tho
rnckot raised nt tho first practice in ies of extravagance thnt come out of
dicates that tho 'Gator football squad Europe are slow to credit tho buyers
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TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Sept. 27.—
Dcnth wnrrnnts issued by tho Gover
nors of Floridn since Jnnunry 1 1901,
to the present time, numbber 192 nnd
of the totnl 147 were executed. Gov
ernor Jennings issued 47; Brownrd,
39; Gilchrist, 44; Trammell, 42; Cntts,
16, nnd Governor Hnrde,o so far, hns
issued four.
Of tho 47 issued by Governor Jen
nings, eight were commuted to life
imprisonment, one, Simon Williams, ?
Jr., of Jefferson county, wns killed
while attempting to escape nnd an
other died in prison a few days be
fore the dnte for his execution.
Of the 39 issued by Governor
Brownrd, six were commuted, five re
voked, one recalled nnd one died.
Of the 44 by Governor Gilchrist,
three were commuted, one revoked
nnd one, Mnck Morris, wns lynched in
Leon county several dnys before ho
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wns to have been hnnged.
Governor Trammell commuted six
of the 42 issued by him, recnlled three
nnd one sentence wns reversed by the
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supreme court.
Of the sixteen issued by Governor Y
Cntts, two were commuted.
Three of the four issued by Gover
nor Hardee have been enrried out,
The wny Americn is taking its dose Tom Brown, having been hnnged in
•j.
of deflation mny lend outsiders to Hillsborough county nnd Putnnm
suspect thnt wo put the yell in yel Ponsell nnd .1. B. Mnrtin having been *£
low.
executed in Oknloosn county, tho Inst A
two having died last Saturday.
Buy it with n Herald Wnnt Ad.
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"The Need of Tcnm Work In Agri
culture” will bo the subject of nn ad
dress by Dr. II. A. Morgan, president
of the University of Tennessee, at
the Livestock Roundup, University of
Floridn, on October 6th. This is in
formation just made public by offic
ials who are arranging the program
nnd will conduct the meeting.
Dr. Morgnn is one of tho foremost
lenders in tho agricultural world. Few
men have devoted so much time nnd
cITort to the upbuilding of tho South,
agriculturally, ns hns he; his services
to the formers of the South cover a
period of thirty-three yenra.
Beginning In 1889 he wnB state en
tomologist of Louisiana for sixteen
years. In 1905 ho bccnino director of
tho Tennessee Experiment Station,
lie filled thin position so successfully
that in 1919 he wns nlso made presi
dent of the University of Tennessee,
which position he now holds ns well ns
being director of tho Tennessee sta
tion.
It wns while located in Louisiana ns
state entomologist that Dr. Morgan
made critical investigations which
brought much now light to benr upon
the life history of the cattle tick. Ho
wns the first man to lenrn how tho
tick develops nnd to discover thnt tho
tick actually could be eradicated. Much
of the success of tick-eradication work
of recent years hns been duo to the
knowledge which he gnvo the world
regarding this creature.
President Morgnn wns u member of
the Commission for Study of Rural
Credits nnd Co-operntion in Europe
nnd with other noted scientists mndc
n critical study of ngriculturnl condi
tions in the old world, bringing back
mnny ideas thnt have been incorporat
ed in the fnrming practices of this
country.
YOUTH ARRESTED AS
A “8TICKUP" MAN.
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P rogressive m ovem ents, fo ster
ed by progressive individuals/ are
invariably productive o f results.
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A ll progressive m ovem ents th at
have for their aim the creating o f
a GREATER SANFO RD and SEM
INOLE COUNTY are in accord with
the progressive policy o f th is in sti
tution.
4if
Identify yourself w ith th is strong
institution today by opening an ac
count.
ATIYR
IN SANFORD
The representative of the Smile mid
Fellowship League Is in Sanford for
at Itiust tho next six weeks and win,
give reports In regard to six groups
of happy people.
It hms arranged with Dr. George
Hyman, pastor of tho Baptist Temple,
to make the announcements.
The following announcements will
be made:
Sunday night, Oct. 2—Tho names of
the five men of Sanford most pleas*
ant in their greetings.
Sunday night, Oct. 0—The names of
the five women of Sanford most
pleasant in their greetings.
Sunday night, Out. 18—The names of
the flvo clerks most pleasant in
dealing with customers.
Sunday nlghtj Oct.23.—The business
house nearest 100 per1 cen L ^tt
pleasantness,' employer and" errU
pldjfees:' r'
• • S s ill^ a U lV M S S *
STRENGTH
::
PROGRESS
:
4% INTEREST PAID
SERVICE
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Sunday "night; Oct. 30.—The five moat
pleAsant young Jtirls or young
ladies,
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r Sunday night, Nov. 6—Tho five
most pleasant boys' Or young men.
Learn to Smile and Makes Others
Happy.
PRESBYTERIAN CHUHCll NIGHT
High score being mndo by Mrs. Aylette Fitts who wns awarded a lovely
cut glass nappy. The honoree, Mrs.
LnznruB wns nlso presented with a
MR8( FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, cut glass nappy.
Phono 217-W
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At tho conclusion of tho card game
Mrs. Wight nsslstod by Mrs. Claude
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Howard served tempting refreshments
j consisting of a salad course followed
by an ice course.
Invited to meet the honoree were:
• Mcsdamcs Aylctto Fitts, George Dc■Cotton, Archie Betts, S. M. Lloyd, W,
; E. Watson, Ralph Wight, LaVerne
Hurt, B. L. Perkins, Misses Mubte
Howler, Mel I Whitncr and Adelaide
Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. George DeCottcs re
turned homo last night from Daytonn
BIRTH DAY PARTY.
Bench where they spent the week end
Aliss Olive Newman entertained
with Air. and Airs. G. D. Bishop.
yusterdny afternoon at her homo on
Fourth street at a very onjoynble
party given in honor of the third
birthday anniversary of little Aliss
i Caroline HU|, tho dainty young daugh
te r 'd f MiV 'nhtf AlrS.'W. C. Hill.
I Out door game* were plnyod on tho
i spacious lawn, including games both
, old nnd new. ’
I After the gnmes tho children were
.invited to the dining room which was
prettily dccornfod in pink nnd green,
Iquantities of pink vino and fern beJing used. A large birthday enko ccn, tored’ tho table, it held three tiny
Jlighted tapers nnd delicious ice cream
and cake wurcs erved. Cunning litl tie blue bnskots filled with candy were
given as favors.
( The young guests enjoying this
pleasant uiTnir were: Katherine ThigI pen, Ralph Tolar, Francis Roumillat,
, Carlyle Houaholder, Adelaide and Pe.ter Higgins, Frederick Dnigor, Fredcd into their new homo yesterday, | cr|ck Williams, R. E. Griffin, R. G.
which'they recently build on Laurel n^d Katherine Johnson, L. P. McCulavenue.
I l„r _ Vial,. mill Jnnnn Froemnn. Itimsnll
Tonight Is church visitation night
for Presbyterians nnd a large number
of teams of two will call on Preobytorinn homes in tho Interest of Sun*
dny school nnd church attendance.
The tenms of visitors will meet at
church at 7 p. in., nnd a few minutes
after will begin their rounds of calls
continuing until 9:30. Tho following
are some of tho visitors:
J. H. McCnslin, II. J. Lehman, R.
H. Mulrhend, Wilburn Rumple, Henry
McLmilin, L. U. May, II. C. DuBose,
L. I. Frazier, W. L. Henley, S. A. Ir
win, II. R. Stevens, D. L. Thrnsh.er,
C. E. Henry, K. A. Rossiter, R. L. Crls
senberry, W. M. McKinnon, Air. Gil
lespie, S. Runge, J. M. Hunter, F. T.
Williams, N. II. Garner, C. L. Goodhue.
Next Sundny is rnlly dny in tho
Presbyterian Sundny schools of tho
country, nnd similar visitations aro
being mndo over tho coUttfy.
The
Presbyterian porgresslve progrnm
has worked out this schomo of nrousIng tho churches for tho winter’s
work.
. The regular prayer service will not
bo held ,tho people are asked to re
main at their home to receive tho
visitors.
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Welding-
N ew F illing Station
SOME
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Pair of Shoes
There ure coals anil eoajs fur little
Indies, but the best of them all for
play or fcliooi' In eodl autumn days are
thoae knitted ones that fit her snugly
and altOw her so much freedom. Her*'
In'fillo In which slio may romp os she
will.
VANCE DOUGLASS HOME BURNS
The country home of Vanco Doug*
Inns on Golden Lake south of the city
burned to tho ground last night being
a total loss. Mr. Rnd Mrs. Douginas
had just finished many improvements
on tho homo and it was one of tho
most comfortable and convenient su
burban homes In this section. It is
not known Just how tho blaze started
but rumored that
it might havo
caught from a defective wire ns Mr.
Douglass had his own electric plant
and the entire place was well lighted.
Tho sympathy of thelrr many friends
is extended to Air. nnd Mrs. Douglass
and family In their Iohh of homo nnd
furnlshlngH.
S A N F O R D , FLA
First Nnt’I Bunk Annex
SEE OUR WINDOW
ATTENTION
Get your reservo seats for Thurs
day night’s minstrel at Bower &
Roumlllntt'fl, Prlco $1,215. Step live
ly ’cause they arc goin’ fast, I!59-2tc
permanent In nature,
Stnr. ' 1,1
In-:;>
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DRINK
Elder Springs Water. Its HO 08-lrt
per cent pure. Phone 311.
TRY
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A DAILY HERALD WAJfT AD,
OfTico supplies of nil kinds at 7k
Herald Printing Co. When you wut
anything in'fnls lino see The Herald
Wo huVft It or can get it.
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WOMANS’ CLUI1 NOTES
At the coll meeting of the Womans’
Club on Tuesday afternoon the fol
lowing officers were elected to re
place vacancies caused by resigna-i
tions:
Club Treasurer: Mrs. John Aleisch.
Chairman of Social Department:
MYs, W. T. Langley.
Tho social department nlso elected
AHsh Mabel Bowler, vico chnirmnn,
nnd the welfare department Airs. M,
Air, and Airs. Frank Akers are now i Aliss Newman was assisted in serv- Thigpen, secrotnry nnd treasurer.
All now nnmw to bo proposed for
occupying their apartment at the ln(?’ |,y Misses Sara Evelyn Williams
membership in tho club must bo sent
homo of Air. nnd Mrs. Robert Walt- nmj Rniily Griffin,
our on Laurel avenue.
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or phoned to Airs. II. II. AlcCnsiin.
Phone 52‘1-J, by Friday nfternoon.
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DINNERPARTY
Airs. I). L. Thrnsher and Miss Alny j Mrs. C, W. Shinholscr entertained
Thrasher motored to Eustis yesterday nt a dinner party Saturday evening
INTERMEDIATE C. E,
where they spent the dny.
in compliment to her grand daughter
iMiss Clifford Shlnhnlscr, whose birth’-1 Tho Intermediate C. E., society of
IIOLY CROSS GUILD
jdsy anniversary Itv/ns.
tho Presbyterian church, have reor
Tho Woman’s Guild of tho Holy Tho color BChomo of pink and green ganized with the following now of
Cross church,"Will meet Alondny after- vvas effectively carried out in the dec- ficers:
noon at 3:30 p. in. nt tho rectory. All orations nnd inter In the three course
President—Kittle DuBose.
members nro urged to attend,
' dinner.
Vice-President—Mildred Holly,
| After dinner the young guests ntocordtng Secretary—Grace GHlion.
IN HONOR OF AIRS, LAZARUS
tended tho “movies,” inter returning
Treasurer—Dorothy Aloro.
Airs. Hnl Wight was the gracious
the house whore music, both inCaitt, Co. A.—Olive Newman.
hostess yesterday afternoon at a mournful und vocal were enjoyed,
Lieut. Co. A—Snra Evelyn Wil
bridge party ut her homo on Purk
Mrs. Shlnholser was assisted In on- liams.
nvonuc, in compliment to Mrs. S. D. tortrtlnlng tho guests by Mrs. A. AI.
Cnpt. Co, B.—Florence Aloro.
LnznruH of Brooklyn, N. Y.
| Phillips, the guests were Alisscs Lena
Lieut. Co. B.—Emily Griffin.
A profusion of lovely garden flow- Bello Hagan, Cnrmetn Barber, Alary
riunist—Alary E. Puloston.
ora were used in decorating the rooms Elizabeth Aloyo, Claire Walker and
These young people meet each Sun
where the card tables were placed.
, Virgie Hyman,
day nfternoon nt 2:30 in thoir C. 15.,
A very interesting game of bridge
rooms. Everybody welcome.
was played during tho afternoon
ROOF GARDEN CLUB
The Roof Garden Club motored out I)R. MARSH ALI.
to tho home of Miss Beatrice Alartin
IN WASHINGTON
on Celery avenue yesterday afternoon
for the usual weekly meeting.
Dr. J. C. Marshall is in Washing
All unfinished business wds attend
ton
attending tho Nntlunnl Associa
ed to. Tho time of meeting being
tion
meeting of the X-Ray specialists
changud to Monday yevening, as this
of
tho
world. This Ib probably' tho
will cnnblo tho working girls to at
greatest
gathering of specialists in
tend,
tMa
Hno
In the world as there nro
r 'Ah soon ns all business wns dispos
p'hysiclons
from ovory pnrt of Europe
ed of, tho hostess served us with de
and
America
and other counirics. Dr,
licious ice cream and cake,
. “Foi^
First S tr e e t”
Marshall;
will
also have tho ploasure
: W* had as our guost'uf honor, Mr.
of’visiting
his
sister, Miss Marie
L. Burke'Steolo.’
Batteries with a
Marshall, who is connected with tho
f TWO-YEAR
Navy Department nt Washington, and
Guarantee
will s[«nd a week or more at tho no-
B atteries at
CUT PRICES
w d X C i^ ^ R P i^ T
Sanford early this morning I
Grandpa Mettinger:
■I arrived this morning. Matheg and
RUGS
Itdoing well.'
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•i - John Mottlnger Morgan.
(The young marbia>the first bom- at
Mr. and. Mr*.- :Ws LJ Morgan, 'and
while the >message did n o t1 mention
the father, we know thatihe'is foiling-’
considerably bettor and much chest-1 —Get your Scratch Pads from The
ler.
.Herald—by the pound—18c,
Dixie Minstrels
U N D E R AUSPICES OF
Company “D” First Infantry*
F. N. G.
DIRECTED
BY THE
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ALLISON-RUDISIU PRODUCTION COMPANY
of CHARLOTTE, N . C.
A CAST OF FORTY OF SANFORD’S BEST HOME TALENT AND PRO
FESSIONAL PLAYERS
A BEAUTY CHORUS OF FIFTEEN 01^T fl3fCITIES’ PRETTIEST AND
MOST POPULAR YOUNG LADIES
TICKETS
ON SALE AT BANKS AND DRUG STORES.
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PRINCESS
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1921
PAGE
of Application far, T
D eed s
Archbishop nannEt Preache* to K; of C. Notice
Under Section 575 of the General
jui
r:l m js «;
Autom obile Owners
Statute* Law* of Florida
Notice in hereby given that Charles
D. Cary, purchaser of Tax Certificate
No. 10, dated the 2nd day of Juno, A.
D. 1010, has filed Bald cortiflcato in
my office and has made application
for tux deed to issue In accordance
W. J S.B^B
with law. Said certificate embraces
3n ^ *•■ Roinif. to
tho following described property In
Tu'cUUen«hip in Florida, ho»
, up hU C'Y
f a brief visit
Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: WWi
of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and
- * ; « . whiio h.™ i»ikSW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 nnd
NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 lying E of W lino
of
Sanford Grant (less 825 ft. N and
k‘ioM' „ affn when Mr. Bryan
S
by
600 ft. E nnd W In SE corner and
home in North Carol!ha
•Moss N 7 1-2 ch.) Sec. 20, Twp 10 S,
r «.n stated th“t ho would
Range 30 E., containing 25 ucres. The
f“lyt . t “a(dnl.<or th c U n lJ
said, land being assessed at the date
of the issuance of such certificate in
trV „„.i»
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toxw'!
acquired interests in Toxas,
the name of Elizabeth Kissel.
e writers published stories
Also: Tax Certificate No. 18, dat
k ^ e c t that Mr. Brynn would
ed tho 2nd tiny of June, A. L>. 1010,
bly run for senator from Texas.
has filed said certificate in my office
Br an neither aiTirmed nor doand has made application for tax deed
| bJt remained silent; however,
to issue In accordance with law. Said
L not become n candidate. Now,
certificate embraces the following de
Archbishop Ilantm of Han Francisco delivering lliokcriiioii ut sllleiim ponti
bli announcement that he has
fical
innKfl in the grounds of Notre Dame convetil heforo the Knights of scribed property situated in Saminole
m,|y adopted Florida os his legal
County, Florida, to-wit: All NE 1-4
dtneo and will become a voter in do!uinbu$, in convention there, Seated at the left Is Bishop Keane.
in Sanford Grant (less beg. 45 Iks.
j ,tate when he has been n cltlW of NE cor. run W to Intersection
Lffielent length of time to entitle
of W line of Sanford Grant SWIy
WOODROW WILSON AT HOME,
, to register, enterprising newspa- , GREAT IN WAR—GREAT IN
, along Grant line 15.00 ch., E 4.68 ch.,
fwriter*, without any authority
I NEly 17,55 ch. to beg,), Sec. 31, Twp.
Not Bite of
PEACE—MUCH GREATER
BMr. BO’an, occasionally suggest
10 S., Range 30 E. 11(5 acres. Tho said
. probability of him becoming a
land being assessed nt tho date of tho
Breakfast Until
(Continu'd from h i t Onol
nidak.for the'enate
from Florldn.
issuance of such certificate in the
. n o longer dreasos for the occasion as
You Drink Water name of Eliznbeth Kissel.
cs not appear that Mr. Bryan i« 1jle n]woyfl did whiio President; it ia
mible for these rumors. Around •on fnmu0j But no meal in tho Wilson
Also: Tax Certificate No, 22, dat
•apa ajfllaM of Hot water and
ed tho 2nd day of June, A. D. 1010, hus
pitol it is tho opinion thnt Mr. j,ouso ever proceeds until grace ia
phosphate provonta lllnaaa
filed said certificate in my offico and
n is too astute n politician
Mr, Wilson has a lw a y B said it
and ktopo w flit
has made application for tax deed to
_ consider becoming n candidate himself, and months ngo when he was
issue in accordance with law;
the senate so soon after declaring | B0 wea)£ he could hardly stand withSAYS A GLASS OF HOT WATER
Said certificate embraces tho fol
Idtlienship In n state in which he out old, and his voice was almost In
AND PHOSPHATE PREVENTS
lowing
described property situated in
ot yet a qualified voter and enn- audible, he steadied himself on his
ILLNESJj AND KEEPS
Seminole
County, Florida, to-wlt: Bog.
io qualify until one yenr nftcr chair and whispered tho plea for di
US FIT.
NW
cor.
of NE 1-4 Sec. 32, Twp. 10
ptlng his legal residence therein. vine blessing.
,
S., Range 30 E. Run E 12 ch., S 20
Never Neglects the Dfblc.
recalled that only lost yenr Mr.
Just as coal, when It burns, leaves ch, to s nnd u B Ry wly n,on(f Bam0
After dinner ho goes In for rend
|in was a voter in Nebrnskn and
behind
incombustible ashes, so the 7 j.g ch N go deg. W 10.0(5 ch. W 10
ing or nmusement. Once n week Mr.
candidate In that state,
food
nnd
drink taken dny after day ch. S11.13 ch. Nely 23ch. S 14 deg. E 8
hlle it is predicted hero that Mr. Wilson has a motion picture show of
leaves
in
th* alimentary canal Indl- ch.( s fll, (log.f W to pt. 30 ch. W of E
will not become a candidate, his own and frequently sees the fengestihle
material,
which If not com- |ino of Stt, am\ 10 ch N of S line of
old he decide to do so, those who |turo film at the same time it Is being
pletely
eliminated
from the Bystem NE 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor of
Ifamiliar with .Senator Trammell’s ’shown at the theatres down town. Oceach
day,
becomes
food for tho mil NW 1-4 of Sec. N to NW cor. of Sec.
tndld record In the senate and his cnsionnlly ho goefl to a vaudeville
lions
of
bactcrln
which
Infests the E to beg. 1G7 acres. Tho said land
etlon to Florida in which state ho Bhow, his party tnking seats in the
bowels.
From
this
mass
of
left-over being assessed nt thu dnte of the is
(resided for more than forty years lnid row, and entering and lenving
waste,
toxins
and
ptonmineliko
poi suance of such certificate in the name
with
every
effort
to
avoid
ostentation
during which time he faithfully
sons
arc
formed
and
sucked
into
the of Jncob Kissel.
—it
rarely
happens,
however,
thnt
[ltd his people ns attorney-general
blood.
Unless said certificates shall bo re
somebody
falls
to
discover
tho
visitori
governor prior to his election to
Men
nnd
women
who
enn’t
got
feel
deemed
according to Inw, tax deed
and
a
demonstration
of
handclnpping
|«nste, freely predict thnt ho will
will
issue
thereon on tho 1st dny of
ing
right
must
begin
to
take
inside
always
ensues.
t-elected by «n overwhelming ma
September, A. D. 1921.
baths.
Before
brenkfast
each
morn
Evenings
at
home,
however,
alt)
lty. Many Floridians who visit the
Witness my official signature and
pitol isy the sentiment is qulto spent in tho family circle. The for ing drink a glass of hot water with
Beal
this the 26th dny of July, A. D.
ly in favor of Senator Tram- mer President and Mrs. Wilson read a toaspoonful of limestono phosphate
10
2
1
.
pi'* re-olectlon, and that his $er- a book together, or perhaps Mra.' Wil In It to wash out of tho bowels tho
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,.
ha* been so satisfactory that son rends aloud. Sometimes It is one previous dny’s poisons and toxins, and
Clerk Circuit Court,
of
tho
detective
stories
of
which
Mr.
to keep tho entiro nllmcnUry c.tunl
i appears to ho no probability of
Seminole
County, Fla,
Wilson
wns
said
to
be
so
fond.
lie
clean, puro and fresh.
having opposition.
9-14-Gtdh
By:
A.
M.
WEEKS,
D. C.
takes to bed early, not to sleep, how
Those who are subject to sick head
ever, but to relax, to read and write. ache, colds, bllliousncss, constipation,
fLLMAN COMPANY.
Like Mark Twain, ho docs much read others who. wake up with bad tasto, Notice of Application for Tax Deni
EARNINGS A N N O U N C E D . ing and writing in bed, Propped up
stiffness, or have j\ sour, gassy stom
Under Section 575 of the General
by pillows, and with a little writing ach after meals, are urged to get a
IIICAGO, HI., Sept. 27.—Tho an- board ncross his knee, he reads nnd
Statutes.
I lUtemcnt of the Pullman Co., for mnkes notes, some of them volumi quarter pound of limestone phosphate
fiscal year ending July 31, 1921, nous nnd in shorthand. They are not from the drug store and begin prac
Notice is hereby given that V. G.
ticing internal sanitation. This will
public today shows revenue of notes for a book which many expect.
Jones,
purchaser of 1-3 Interest In
cost very little, but is sufficient to
42,066.31, including $00,315,717.70 ..........
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However,
the evening
may
be spent, make anyone an enthusiast on the Tn^ Certificate No. 84L dated tho 2nd
the earnings of cars for eleven however tired ho may be, there is one
dny of July, A. D.r 1990, hus filed said
*. ending July 31. Total expen- [thing tho former President nover neg- subject.—Adv.
Certificate in my office nnd has made
including declared dividends of ] lects. It is the reading of a few
measure of his progress toward application for Tnx Deed to Issue In
90,820.00 were $70,720,902.23, an i verses of tho Bible. When he says
health
must bo measured with those accordance with law. Snid certificate
»CM
of expenses over revenue, goodnight he invariably rends aloud
facts
in
mind. His normnl weight in embraces the following described pro
rgeahlc to the surplus account of jsome short passage from the Bible
health while he wns president was perty situated In Seminole Comity,
‘78,835,92. Total assets arc given which always rests on tho reading tn180 pounds. He shows little depart Florida, to-wlt: E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of
11163,2-18,989,03.
ble nt his bedside.
ure from thut figure now. IHr eye SE 1-4 Sec. 26, Twp. 20 S., Range
Sends Attendant Away
sight is ns good although he has dis 29 E. 20 acres. The said land being
Iicse fellows who are opposed in
Friends and ndmirors ask, what in carded his favorite nose glnsseB fur assessed nt the date of the issuance
*»ing up the atom into fifteen hun- Woodrow Wilson’s renl condition now? spedtaclcs. His hair has turned of such Certificate in tho nnmc of J.
d parts niay tie useful before long
Ho will he sixty-five yenrs old next snow white, but has not thinned. HIh E. Phipps, Admr.
*ldj In calculating tho value of tho December and has puBsed through nn appetite is too robust to please his
Also Tax Certificate No. 883, dated
Int.—Manchester Union.
ordeal which few men survive. The phyysicinns. Last March when he the 3rd dny of June, A. D., 1901, hns
left the White House with President flNi said Certificate in my offico and
►f++++py.v.t..t.p+++++4(++.},+++4>+4l+4,++4l++++4.+++++4MMH>,, elect Harding, an attendant had to has mndo application for tnx deed to
place his feet on each succeeding step issue in accordance with law. Spid
from the portico. The other dny ho certificate embraces tho following de
sent his attendant away nnd climbed scribed property nltunted in Semi
alone, not without Homo effort, into nole County, Floridn, to-wit: 1-3 int.
hiH automobile, just to see if ho could in E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Sec. 26
do it, nnd seined pleased to find thnt Twp. 20 S., Range 29 EnRt. Tho snid
he could.
lund being assessed nt tha dnte of tho
Mr. Wilson is far from n well mun
issuance of such certificate in tho
today; ho wnR far from a well man
name of T. A. Phipps.
when ho entered the Whlto House over
Also Tnx Certificate No. 836 dated
eight years ngo. But during the lost
tho
2nd dny of Juno, A. D., 1002, hnH
two yenrs there linvo been times when
filed
said certificate in my office and
his voico wnj inaudible ami when he
hns
mndo
application for tnx deed to
could not support himself alone. His
fssuc
in
accordance
with Inw. Said
condition today shows more Improve
certificate
embraces
tho
following de
ment than his family nnd friends dar
scribed
property
situated
in Somlnoio
ed hope for.
County,
Floridn,
to-wit:
1-3 int. in
Mr. Wilson brought with him to the
E
l
-2
of
SE
1-4
of
SE
1-4
Sect. 26,
White House the small savings of a
Twp.
20
S.,
Range
29
East,
20 acres.
life time, which ho preserved. Dur
ing his terms in tho 'presidency his Tho said land being assessed at tho
royalties from books previously writ date of tho issuance of HUch certificate
KAINIT—SH E E P M A N U R E —
ten mounted into rather handsome in tho nnmo of T. A. Phillip.
sums. Singularly enough, they have
AIbo Tax Certificate No. 261, dated
G O A TM A N U R E
shown a marked slump since he left tho 3rd dny of July, A .D., 1010, hns
the White House. While ho wns pres filed said certificate in my offico and
And Other M aterials
ident circumstances helped him save has made application for tax deed to
•r
money.
issue in accordance with Inw. Said
Tho war and the suspension of ao- certificate embraces the following de
Our Prices Will Save You Money
cial functions nnd entertainment wero scribed property situated in Seminole
quite a nltem. It has been estimated County- Florida, to-wlt: Bog. 481 ft.
that tho former president's pocket- N. and 1114 ft. E. of SW. Cor., Sec.
book was at least |26,000 richer be 31, Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E. Run N.
cause he was not called upon to wine
1 deg. E. 106 ft. N. 80 deg. W. 200 ft.
and dine numerous dignitaries and of
S, 1 deg. W. 100 ft, Ely. 200 ft. moro
ficial persons,
____ i „ ,
v ,oor
r lless
e n a o5.10
. i u aacres.
c re s ,
The
m o ssaid
n i a iUnd
i n u bo
uu*
llv « r iq f f e with .n establishment of
• * » • . * » • «* th»
only
three
servant,
end
o
“used
cor.”
*nM
”
•
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I" «>• "*">•
PHONE 536
S. C. Jones. 9
Unless said Certificates shall bo re
—Get your Scratch Pads from The
deemed
according to law tax deed will
Herald—by the pound—15c.
Santord—Thursday
BEST TIRE OFFER EVER M ADE
N ever B efore, Probably N ever A gain
30x3
N o n -S k id .................... :........... $ 9 .5 0
30x3‘/ 2 N o n -S k id .............. ............. .
11.50
You will not have th is opportunity again .
§
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/ B A TTER IES
S
THE GIANT THAT LIVES IN A BOX
6-V olt “E xides” n o w ............
......$24.50
1 RAY BROTHERS
[
314 W EST FIRST ST.
SANFO RD, FLA.
a
Fertilizer M aterials
i
AUCTION!
MULES - HORSES
TH U R SDA Y , SEPTEM BER 29TH
I will sell 27 HEAD HORSES AND MULES. This 1b a bunch
of good stock. Will sell regardless of price, rain or shine.
Several good saddle horses. Terms of sole: Half cash, bal
ance carried 90 days with satisfactory note. This liberal of
fer made because I believe in Snnford, the County, the Com
munity and you people. This is a Cleanup Sale. No by bid
ding.
_ _
REMEMBER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH
SA N FO R D
WALKER S. REIDFLORIDA
issue thereon on the 19th dny of Oc
tober, A. D., 1921.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 14th day of September,
A. D., 1921.
(Seal.)
E. A .DOUGLASS,
Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County,
Floridn.
By A. M. WEEKS, D. C.
9-14-6tc.
en that the clttrena and t a i payern of aald
Special Hoad and llrhlge IMatrtct No. 2, Of
Memlmile County, Florida, are hy 111V aald ordar
required to l>o and appear before Ihe Circuit
Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the
State of Florida, on the 11th day uf October,
A. I). IPS!, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. at Tltuavllla,
Comity of ItrrvnrO, and Stale of Florida, then
and there to allow cauae. If any they have, why
aald bunda ahould not he vaUdated nod con
firmed.
WITNKSH my hand and Ihe aeal of the Cir
cuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit ef
Seminole County, Slate of Florida, tlita 2lat day
of Neplutitlier. A. It. 1U21.
(scA t.)
.ijA.M,
J)j
I
J .
M'-Av*
c. a . nmmi.ASH,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Seventh Judicial Circuit of
Seminole County, Florida,
In (he Circuit Court of tho Seventh Judicial Olr. SCIIKt.t.K MAI NFS,
Attorney for Petltlonera.
cult of rlortde, In end for Bemtnole County.
0-21-lto
FLORIDA ALLIGATOR .
COMES OUT.
CITATION
H|«.i'!el Itoad A Ilrldga IMitrlct No. 3, of Hem!*
tioln County, I’lorliie. Iiy end llirntiftl, I.. A.
Itruinley, O. P. Swope. Kndor Curlvtt, O. W.
KitUniliiKer end I.. P. IleKen, rompoelng Die
linenl of Oiiinty ('omtnlulonera uf Seminole
County, I'lorlde,
re.
Tim Stele of Floridn, e* rel tleo. A. DoCottee,
M«1t> Attorney for (ho Seventh Jtidlclel Clrenll of the Mtnti* uf Florida:
To llie Cltlrene end Tav Peyere of eeld Hpeclel
lined and llrlilen lllalrlrt No. U, of Seminole
County. Florida:
WIICItKAB, n petition hee been filed In the
ntoive atyled raune hy Special Itoad nnd llrldiie
IHatrtrl No. 2 of Seminole County. Florida, net*
llnir forth the fact that an election wita held
111 aald Special Ihmd anil Ilrlilisei Itlalrlct No. X
of Seminole County, Florida, on the 17th day of
May, A, It. IPU1, to determine whether or not
there almuhl lie tu n ed hy laid Special Hoad ami
llrhlue IMalrlct liomla In tho atini of flit),OOO.OO,
to licar Interra! nt tho rate of ala per cent.,
principal of anhl Ixmda In mature thirty y rn rt
nftcr the dnte of (lie luunnee (hereof, Ihe pro,
crede of anhl liouda lo he need for Ihe purpose
of building nnd cmialrticllng certain propoacd
road a ami hrhlgrn In nald Special Hoad anil
Ilrhlge lllalrlct, and th a t a Canvaa of the relitrna of anhl rlecllon almwa prlmn facto that
the reaull of anht election wna In favor of tho
luMlance or Immla afureaald hy the anhl Special
Itoad ami llrhlge IMalrlct.
NOW. TIIKItKFOItB, pursuant to an order
of Ihe Court herein made, notice la hereby giv
GAINESVILLE, Fla., Sept. 27.—
With Truman Green, of Tampa, na
editor-in-chief, nnd Pete Hnrrls, of
the same city, ns managing editor, tho
first issue of the Floridn Alligator,
published by the students of the Uni
versity of Florida, httB mndo its ap
pearance. Aleck Whito Ib business
manager of the publication. Horace
Wilson, his assistant nnd other mem
bers of the stag include Glover Mil
ler, assistant to tho managing editor,
Franklin West, Hnrrold Klock and
Morry Cohen, reporters, K. K. IlnnBon, Ed Woodborry, Pnrmcnto nnd
Ozzy Bio, contributing editors.
For officii supplies, stationery, ate,
come to tho Herald office.
SANFO RD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
JOHN GORE, Proprietor
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
1018 West First Street
1018 West FlrBt Street
Castor Pomace
Hardwood Ashes
Ground Tobacco Stems
Chase &
AUCTION!
O uch!
It
Goes
the
to have to lell lumber at
present prices but it certainly is soft picking for the man
who wants to build. E xperts'say that lumber will
never be so cheap again. The pia^n who ppstpotiet build
ing is, in plain language, a boob. Now is the time. Let
us figure on that job—you'll be surprised!
'
*
HILL LUMBER CO.
o w j l g u [ | ) *• tfl*.f.
SERVICE
}>'■ | f-
*
I
QUALITY
—»■*
PRICE
�'jw : " i n
PAGE FOUR
•
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1921
ness in presenting the check and in
THE BAD CHECK LAW.
socurlng the warrant for the arreet
-------U aM w « t t f l u i M t n « f i S sad t, at Tto we will have the problem with us, and |
Merchants and others having oc of the guilty party, so that he can not
XaraU BvUdtu, 1*7 MafaalU Avaaaa
of the
we
would
like
to
have
it
aolvcd
for
casion
to handle tho checks of cub - get outatde the jurisdiction
b u l M i Hat Ida
the simple reason J/-at with the big. tomers should post themselves care state before he la apprehended
THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. business resuming everywhere there fully on the provisions of the “bad
“BREEZE-WAY" HOUSES.
should be no unemployed.
I check law" passed by the legislature
The Jacksonville Metropolis has our | at its last session,
B. J. H O LLY __ __________ Editor
The trouble with ninny of our
N. J. LI LLARD....Secretary-Treasurer idea in the following:
Section 1 of this act reads as folis, w ithout exception, a story
friends who come from northern
“We
are
merely
depressed
after
tho
lows:
B. A. NEEL............General Manager
fever, and wo want to know tho way
"It shall be unlawful for any porson dimes to make their homes in tho'
ROBERT J. nOLLY, Jr.,
to
speediest
and
dependable
conval
to
draw or utter to another any check sunny south is that they are prone to
CIBOULATIOM KAKAOEB
o f savin g, th rift and economy,
Pbone 148 up to 6 P. M.
escence.
When wo know tho way, without there being at the time there bring their northern ideas with them
BCiartUtaa 1 >Ua Kada 1 —w m AppllmHm everybody in America—capital and la of sufficient funds on deposit or to It Is a greatt mistake. If they could
bor, employer mid employe, captains his credit with the drawee named leave the ideas and bc'iefa which they
and th e establishm ent o f con
■akaarijUaa M h la Adtaaoa
Oaa Taai ......................................................... SMS of Industry and the privates in the therein to insure the payment of have been reared In nnd considered
•la MmUi .............
MO
Daltrarad la City kr Oairiat
trenches will go ovet1 the top, in the same upon presentation within a rea having the authority of Gospel truths,
Oaa W«»k ............................................... IS Paata
fidence and credit through an
advance drive of peace."
sonable time after negotiation, pro on the far aide of the Ohio river
Tha Me la . to lS-mc* Waahte BaraU aaThese are the words of President vided that this section shall not ap when they cross that muddy stream,
U n i, aarata Baalaala O m t r aad la vaMlakad
aranr Friday. AdratUalae iataa aada fcaava Harding, spoken before the confer ply to any check where the payee or and forget them ever after their first
aa apyliaatlaa. Daaaaratla la taUttaa. P .M
uninterrupted banking con
ear yaar, alwaya la advaaaa.
ence to discuss unemployment, which holder has been expressly notified few ycafa In Florida would be easier
opened its session in Washington prior to the drawing or uttering of and more satisfactory.
Member of The Aaaoclated Preea
Perhaps we should say right here
Monday.
\
same that the drawer did not have on
nection
In the case of the Individual, after depost or to his credit with the that the above remark is not Intended
the fever has passed ami the patient drawee sufficient funds to Insure pay to apply 1 nany way to the settlers'
has entered tho period of convales ment as nforesaid."
religious or political beliefs. We rec
And Orlando did herself proud, as cence, all tho neighbors are not called
This section applies to all cases, ognise in the fullest degrees the ab
uiual.
in to air their views on the treatment whether the check is drawn to meet solute right of every individual to
of a victim recovering from fever, nor an existing obligation or is given for order his own life as he pleases in
Well, Orlando can do that thing all is a squad of specialists called in, but goods purchased or money advanced. those important particulars. Wo re
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
right, and so can Sanford.
one or two capable and experienced
Section 5, id important as supplying fer more particularly to those ideas
F. P. Forster, President
-----------o----------doctors prescribe for the patient.
tho foundation upon which a prose regarding the construction of his
With tho Orlando and Sanford spir
This nation it* nothing more than an cution for giving o bad check can be home and the cultivation of his ground
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
it of booBt and “do something,” wo Individual in it magnified a hundred started. It reads:
He must know if he Is a man of aver
con accomplish anything we havo a or more times.
“Section 5. That it shall bo tho du- age Intelligence, that 'conditio ns of
mind to.—Reporter-Star.
Mr. Harding has in his cabinet men ty of tho drawoa of any and ail checks sal! nqd cllmqto, here nro, radically
-----------o----------who would—if the power wns given ^ns hereinbefore defined, before re different fron) those id the north. He
Two of the greatest inlnnd cities in them—accomplish more in solving fusing to pay same to holder upon docs know it, yet the old traditions of
tho State, and yet .they have the St. the unemployment problem in this presentation, to enuse to be written or his boyhood dnys nre so strong upon
Johns river to back them up. You county than will over be accomplish stamped in plain language thereon him that ho often proceeds in the old
can't heat them.
ed by this conference, which will de the reason for the drawee’s dishonor way. We often see houses in tho coun
velop into a free-for-all debating so or refusnl to pay same, and in all try districts,'nbw and glossy with
Looks like the editor will have to ciety before the session is ended. This
prosecutions under this act, the in paint ,that need no labels to prove
get away for n few dnys and take that is a prediction.
We are willing to troduction in evidence of any unpaid they were built by northern men. One
fishing trip to Coronndo, where the
You Can Find the N am e o f Every Live Pro
in every
abide by it.
and dishonored check,
having tho can find their duplicates
sod son waves arc saying something.
The secretary of the trensury, the drawee's refusnl to pay stamped or northern ^tnto, in Now Englntvl, nnd
fession al and B usiness Man in
■
-----------o
secretary of commerce and the secre written thereon with tho reason there nil through the middle west. Com
Tomorrow is the great big Merch tary of lnbor are the men who possess
for a snforesnid, shall bo prima facie fortable, homey-looking domiciles
Sanford in This Column
ants’ Gain Day and general good tlmo the information thin
conference is evidence of the making or uttering of they nre too in the main, In spito of
for everybody. Let everyone get to seeking. But tho president has not
said check, nnd the due presontntion their nnrrow, skimped porches, in
gether and mnke it an occasion long given them the power to trent the pa
to the drawee for payment and tho evitable two stories, and numerous
LAW YERS
CONTRACTORS
to he remembered.
tient. Tim administration lias refused dishonor thereof nnd that the same smnll rooms. But somehow they don’t
to supply the diet necessary to the wns properly dishonored for the rea seem to “fit in" with tho landscapes.
Hopo they decided Inst night to
S. O. Shinholser
Goorge A. D eC ottes
recovery of the patient from the ef sons written or stamped by tho The southern man builds differently.
build that trolley line from Sanford
Attorncy-at-Law
Contractor mid Builder
fects of war fever. This conference drawee on such discredit with the He wants wide, roomy porches .ex
to Tampn. In that event, the present will merely emphasize it.
Over Seminole County Bunk
tending around three sides, ami pos
drawee
nnmed
herein
to
insure
the
SANFORD
FLOH
rnilroad rates need not bother this
--------------o -------------sibly four, of his house. Experience SANFORD -:-:FLORIDA
honored
check."
pnrt of Florida any longer.
Section 0, provides ns n penalty for has taught him thnt n large pnrt of
THE GREATEST CITY IN THE
---------------------- o -----------------------Sanford Constructs
i
passing
worthless checks a fine of the life of tho occupants of thnt house
WORLD.
According to tho .Tncksonvlllo pa
BATTERIES
will he passed on those porches, nnd
CONTRACTORS AND BUILD!
I
not
over
$500
or
Imprisonment
not
pers, there evidently seems to bo a
he wants them ns roomy ns possible.
Somewhere
we
saw
in
print
the
j
exceeding
six
months,
or
both,
in
the
BUIKO YOtTB
Planee and Specification! Che
man named Pope on trial down there.
Furnished
In fact, there is nothing else seems other day tho claim that London wns discretion of the court, while, if re- He leans to tho bungalow style of B attery Troubles to U s
All Work Gunrinteed
t a B M triM l Work and can rim
to matter to tho Jacksonville reading tho greatest city in the world,, those stitutlon is made to the holder of the architecture ,and rnroly builds a sec W»
r n dapandakla aarrlo*..
H. T. PACE
P. 0. Boil
who havo thin opinion should rend worthless check the fine is made not ond story, unless a sleeping porch
public.
WE ALSO HATS OOKFKTZKT MKCHAXICB
may
ho
called
such.
Tho
two
ideals
over
$100
or
50
days
imprisonment,
what Dr. Frank Crane has to auy
TOE OTZBRAUUKO YOU* CAE
are widely different. Tho northern
or both.
We hopo Rol> Holly can soon get relative to New York aad London.
Under these sections it is a danger- man hns been accostoniod nil his life Sanford B attery Service Builders & Contractor!
This is how ho puts it:
Ii Ih interurban trolley lino in opera
Sketches and Estimate! Pnii
Company
The world moves so fast it is hard ous thing to draw a check without be to seeing bhildings constructed with a
tion, if we enn render any assistance,
building too large and none too i
ing sure the funds are in the hank to main view to barring out tho bitter Phone 189
L. A*-Renaud, Prop. — ALL WORK GUARANI
call uppon us.—Roporter-Stnr. Just to keep up with it.
And tile United Htntcs move faster meet it. At the same time, business cold of the long northern winter, nnd
keep your foot on the exhjlarator, old
men can not rely upon tho more ex it takes him n few years to got rid of
than
the world.
W ilson & Shorey
fellow, and get some capitalists inter
istence of this law as full protection; the old tradition. The southerner on HARTFORD BATTERY Pino and Garland Hts„ Orlando, 1
A
h
Andrew
Carnegie
put,
it
tho
na
ested.
tions of the Old World creep forward but they must co-operate with its the contrary, builds for protection
“B attery Insurance”
Sherman said war is hell, and Sher at a snail’s pace, the Western Re provisions In order to he in position from the fierce rays of tho tropical
PU R E WATER
Sold and Serviced by
man was right. However, there are public rushes past with the speed of to prove up their case, if they are sun. One builds for heat, the other for
swindled.
coolness.
,
other disadvantages in this world, and an express train.
Edw. H iggin s, Inc.
Elder Springs Water)
They
should,
therefore,
if
they
have
W.
E.
Holies,
president
of
the
Pi
And
the
noise
of
progress
is
New'
one of them is being unable to attend
Boundness of a nellas County Board of Trade, has
99.98% PURE
H aigh t & W ieland
a banquet at Orlando. However, our York City. It is the prow of the nny doubt of the
check,
present
It
to
the
bank
on
written
an
article
for
the
Florida
Real
Ship
of
State,
which,
with
a
bone
in
Phone
311-W
Smford,
friends came 'round with n big
which
it
is
drawn,
at
the
curliest
pos
Estate
Journal
and
Industrial
Record,
its
teeth,
sails
ahead
Into
the
sen
of
limousine, John Melflch, F. P. Forster
GARAGES
sible moment, nnd, if it i.i refused, which Ih full of valunblo suggestions
and Dr. Stevens—tho capitalist, tho the future.
LORD’S PURITY
Wo were brought up on tho idea see that the bank stamps on the check for prospective builders. We quote:
banker and the doctor—ot tnke us
Smith
Bros.
G
arage
“The chief hot wenther considera
down to Orlando and see that we were that London is the greatest city in (not on a paper pinned to it its re
WATER
Expert Repairing
fusal
to
pay)
nnd
the
reason
thereof.
tion
here, ns everywhere else, is comthe
world.
It’s
so
no
more.
Tho
tnkon enre^ of. But it could not bo
AS GOOD AS THE BBST
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
•lone. We know when wo are knock western metropolis hnB outdistanced Then, with this check so stamped as 'ort, nnd thnt means abundant circu
rhoMi
Oak
and
First
Dally
Service
ovidonce, he enn make the required lation of fresh nir, plenty of doors
ed out, and nothing less than n knock it.
Now York is the largest centre of affidavit for tho arrest of tho person nnd windows arranged In line so thnt
out will ever keep us from attending
issuing it, and tho chock itself, with the breeze will have a direct pnth to
population
on the globe.
REAL ESTATE
a Chamber of Commerce meeting or
SANFORD NOVEL!
Even four years ago five boroughs tho notation of the bark thereon, is travel ncross the house in any dlrecbanquet, ’Tis good though, to know
that yaii have friends ami wo will of New York City contained 5,(118,752 sufficient evidence, unless the maker tion it blows. Some extremists claim
E. F. Lane
W ORKS
tell the world that we have plenty of l inhabitants, while the 28 boroughs of of the cheek nets up some collateral wo don’t need any windows at all—
defense.
Real Estate and Insurance
Rlmply walls made of fly-screen wire
friends in Sanford and Orlando, and London under one city government,
Passing worthless checks upon un cloth with adjustable roll curtains In
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
had a population of hut 4,517,172.
wo are proud of them.
Phone 95
It is not only larger but it Is grow suspecting persons hns heretofore side to keep out bad wenther. Their
---------- o---------- General Shop and Mi
ing faster. It is the healthiest of boon one of tho most common meth Iden is a roof for shelter, a floor to
WHY ALL THE FUSS?
ods
of
swindling
in
this
state
as
It
Is
walk on. and everything else wide
cities.
Geo. W. K n ight
W o rk
Although some one dies in New elsewhere. But with the due enforce-, open."
Why is all the fus* about the un
Real
Estate
and
Insurance
CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDE
employed? Why does President York City every seven minutes, a ba mont of thir law—nnd it Is the vie-' He calls the plans which, ho udSANFORD
-:FLORIDA
tim’s
duty
to
B
e
e
thnt.it
is
enforced—
vocates
"Broeze-Wny
Ilouseq"
nnd
Hording want to call n conference of by Is born every three minutes.
517 Commercial Street Swfefil
Three hundred nnd ninety people the practice enn be virtually broken the name well indicates the idea.—
all tho people everywhere on tho sub
..Employment Bureau..
ject of the unemployed They nre out nro added to the population every up. The watchword ahoulu be prompt* Tampa Times
TRANSFER
of employment under the Republican day by new arrivals.
The vocational committee of the Busi
Every three months there is ndadministration—the Democrats can
ness and Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THE G00I
not help matters any—the people call ded to the city enough people to mnke
requests ail young women desiring
employment to resistor at the First Quick Service Transit
ed into tho conference cannot help another city as large as New York
Storage Facilities
any—why call any conference? In was at the beginning of the nine
National Bank.
teenth
century.
AGNUS G. BERNER, Chairman
If we please you, fell
fact, there is nothing anyone can do
tell us. Phone 498
While London doubles Its population
except President Harding nnd his
every
thirty
yonrs,
Now
York
doub
cabinet, and just why President Hard
W ILSON VULCANIZ
HOTELS
ing and his cabinet do not solve tho les every eighteen years.
ING WORKS
New York Is n concern that does
question, is what n lot of wo little
O. C. WILSON. Own.r
people down hero in Fmidn. wnnt to a larger business than nny other cor
H otel Montezuma
SATISFACTORY
SERVICE AND
G U A RA N TEED 6,000 MILES
know. Tho unemployment question 1h poration extant. It requires n ensh
“Sanford's New Hotel”
REASONABLE PRICES
not worrying us nny at present, but balance of thirty million dollars.
W lf h t Broth.r«
. r t | « Building
91JO Up Per Day
New York is the wealthiest spot on
earth. Its assessed value is greater
Don't fail to drive through our filling station and try your
Sanford M achine &
thnn all of tho United Stntea west of
the Mississippi.
Foundry Co.
wheel alignment. The Weaver Indicator shows you if your
It’s income exceeds that of twenty
General Machine and'Boiler Works
wheels need attention.
states combined.
Dissolve 1-2 envelope of
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
One American In every nineteen
Gelatine in 1-2 cup cold
bands in stock
lives In New York.
water. Add 1 tablespoon
Crank Shafts Re-turned
ELECTRICAL
Ono-tonth of all the products man
of lemon juice nnd syrup
^Contractors
ufactured in tho country is nude in
from 1 can ' Libby's Red
Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Ave
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New York.
ChcrricH, heated to boiling
N ew Era Printery
Phone 4IJ
point.
The assessed tax valuation of New
G.
Bassett
Smith,
Prop.
York
is
almost
double
that
of
Lon
When it begins to set,
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COMMERCIAL AND
don.
add Cherries and one stif
Arc.
JOB PRINTING
fly beaten egg white. Chill
Now York hns three times ns many
and serve with whipped
hotels aa London.
crenm.
And twice ns many theatres.
Tho hank clonrings of Now York
A cteylene W elding
nro nearly fifteen billion dollars a
OF ALL KINDS
year larger than London's.
WELAKA BLOCK
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Sanford W elding Co.
For first class Job work—the HeralJ
Located in Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave.
the north dumps • million ori
SANFORD DAILY HERALD when
more unemployed on us this winter,'
it
The Biography of
Successful Men
First National Bank
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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Deane T urner
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First and Elm Avenue
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Get ready for tomorrow.
Bring your basket* to tho park for
lancb—ftlled bwket*’
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H e very latest styles in
*t the Quality Shop.
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W. R. Gaston waa a visitor
Tuesday from Bartow, Ga.
her*
j. 0. Evans, of Tampa, waa
J!on|lay transacting; business.
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Old Max stays right on tho
job and will not get off the
00 mark. We had a dandy littie khbwer yesterday after
noon and, soma last night. We
need mprp hut we are extreme
ly thankful w r what wo have
received. I t was one ofi tho
greatest of blessings. Just a
those elegant cool October
daya ere long.
5:40 A. M. SEPTEMBER 28
hfaxjmum ...................„..! 06
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F. M. Thompson, of Frankfort, Ky.,
was a business visitor hero Monday.
Mr. Adams and D. L. Thraahor mo*
toml to Orlando yesterday afternoon-
m m v r m im r r F r T .
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SANFORD AND OtyANDQ
HAD S SCQND W E FEAST
AT' ORLANDO LABT NIGHT
(Conllnu.d from I' m * One)
from the Orlando Chamber ,and San
ford was ably represented by Prcaltnde Goo. W. Knight, 11. R. Stevens,
* •F. P. Foster, Forest Lake, D. C, Mar
» lowe, E. T. Woodruff and msny oth4 *rs,
4
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By A Side Liner
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Tho oqly regret able feature of the
whole affair was tho absence of “Ye
Gpnial Scribe, Bob Ifplly.’* Laid up
with a bilious nttackihe did not feol
that ho would be physically capable
of dispensing with the tasteful viands
he knew would be served up by, the
Orlando,bunch. It made tho Sanford
contingent nearly, as sick ns Bob when
It became apparent he would be un
able to go. Ife should foo) a lot bett?F today If, the wpR. yfjphoa. of his
many, (jrlqndo friet
can help. him.
Glenn ,ofithelOf]i.odo Sentinel, pre
sented a. resolution expressing: the
regret of. the meeting at not having
Rob present andiwUhing him a spedy
recovery.
Glenn nnd his contemporaries, the
Brossler. Twins, nnd Bob Holly Usu
ally have a great deal to discuss and
Imbibo when they got together. This
probably accounts for tho Boltcltudo
shown by Glenn Inst P. M.
T o u rn a m e n t
One of tho annual affairs in Sanford that attracts the lovers of good horse
manship and next Thursday will he no exception, and the big dance at
night, with the parade and good eats and Minstrel Show and other things
that will tnkc place that day should find you amongst the—
1
WELL DRESSED MEN
and in order that you might know the logical place to find out all you should
know about these Well
Mon we invite you to call around at their
, Dressedit/V
headquarters—that’s--------------------
i
/ 7 / / sm /?£ r///jr / s
S a n fo r d , F la .
Don't forgot tho minstrel show to
morrow
evening and Friday evening.
Cnll and see our new fall lino Of
up-to-date millinery.—The Quality
j Born, to, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Mc
Shop.
Clelland, a nine pound bnby girl, Sep
T. W. White, of Philadelphia, wbb tember 18th.
registered at the Montezuma Tues
Mr. aqd Mrs.. Walter Morgan arc
day.
receiving congratulations upon the
I>. R. Brisson, of Daytonn Beach, is birth of a son at the Fernald-Lnughspending several days hero on busi lln Hospltnl.
ness.
C. B. Thompson, of Orlando, pro
Have your watches nnd jowolry re prietor of the Army Store there, was
paired at McLaulin’s. Two first clasq in tho city yesterdny combining busi
watch makers. Prompt service.
ness and pleasure.
140-tfc
“EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Giant
Mr. Whiteside, clerk of the- Empire tl\n^ lives in a box. We can now fur
Hotel, of Orlando, was in this city nish six'.VoU Bntterles nt $2-1.50. Wo
yesterday attending to business. ‘
buy) sell, exchange, recharge nnd repnir nil makes Batteries.—Ray Broth
S. Rosenbaum, of New York, was ers. Phono 548.
150-tfc
registered at the Montezuma yester
day while in the city attending to
October first is Post Card Dny in
business.
Florida. Write to all your friends on
Florida Post Cards.
You can got
In our new quarters with a fino line them from tho Herald oiTIco nt one
of now up-to-date millinery. Call cent each, Remamber Post Card Day,
and sec us.—Tho Quality Shop.
Advertise your state.
150-3tc
ROOMING, Red nnd green slate sur
J. K. Hlankeley, of Orlando, repre
face, 3-ply $3.25 per square. Tiger
senting limise-Hempstone Co., of New Iprand, plain, 8-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.76;
York, was in the city yesterday trans
1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address
acting business.
M. E. Ginn, Box 391.
139-20tp
Col. Goo. W. Wright, who, when
not engaged with his personal af
fairs, guides the destiny of the llvcst
Chamber of Commerce In Florida,
made a talk thnt wont over big, to Sanford. An old campaignur, Mr.
use n thentrieni expression. One of I.nke knows bow to cnll strikes on nn
tho lady speakers put a literal Inter asking the number of prominent inkes
pretation upon tho following remark, audience. An Orlando member upon
mnde by Mr. Foster: "Wo hnvo mot in Sanford was advised there were
our friends nnd wo arc yours." She three—Monroe, Dandy and F o re s tdesired to know which one of tho San the greatest of these being Forest.
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line, No ad tnken for lees that.
ford bunch wns hers nnd supplement- The meeting was interspersed with
25 cents, and positively no elssslfied ads charged to anyone. Caei
ed this question with a glance nt the booster melodies in which all present
must accompany nil orders. Count live words to a line aiid remit ac
Colonel. Whnt n penalty for boing participated. These songs were fresh
cordingly.
good looking? However, tho Secro- Ifr<>'» » wicked pen slung by the secre
tary was observed sitting close to the ' *u, y °f Gic Sanford Cliumbor of Com
LOST—Pair gold rimmed spectacles,
Colonel apparently to protect him morce. He, no doubt, received his in
FOR SALE
between tho Seminole Bank and tho
spiration
from
tho
Inst
meeting
in
from tho wiles of designing females.
FOR SALE—Roso No. 4 seed, Irish Court Housu yesterday. Return to
Sanford,
and
more
particularly
from
Besides the hour wns growing late,
potntocB, per bushol $2.00.—L. A. DcG'ottea' offico nnd receive rownrd.
room 302 which wns made fnmouH on
and the inclination wob to go home.
Brumley.
131-tfc
160-3tp
tliut occasion.
Voores
nnd
Flowers,
of
Orlando,
FOR
SALE—Medium
size
safe.
Ap
D. A. Cheney, who regulates the
ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth
prices and flow of gas, water and ware the song lenders nnd had somo
clever songs of their own. They op
Street.
04-61.
“juice" in Orlando, demonstrated that
erate under tho none-de-plum of Mutt
he has also been able to regulate his
FOR SALE—8-room houso with nil
und Jeff.
vocnl organs nnd entertained the
modern convenience, excellent re
It was a wonderful ovoning—could
gathering with two songs. The Inst not have been otherwise considering pair. Private water works, in desir City Licenses Due Oc
one, “It’s Always Fnir Wenther When tho wonderful hunch present.
Fine able locution. RonsonaMu terms. Ap
tober 1, 1921
Good Fellows Got Together," left n Grub—good smokes and best of fel ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street.
110-tfc
feeling of sadness with a grent many lows evidencing n most sincere desire
ATTENTION is called to the fact
nnd the recollections of bygone dnys to co-opornto in everything thnt will FOR SALE—Singlo nnd Roso Comb
ttyit
all City Licenses are payable on
wore probably responsible for tho make Sanford nnd Orlando ench 25,000 Black Manorca Roosters, 0 months
ov
beforo
October* T, 1921.
wonderful expression nnd technique by 1025. Tho O. C. of C, nnd tho S, old.—W. W. Drossor, R. A. Telephone
SPECIAL
ATTENTION is called to
he put in the lines, “With a Stein on C. of C. mean thnt very thing, too.
4003.
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158-0tp
the Table nnd n Song in tho Air."
President Daelwyler, or "Dot” its he FOR SALE—Ono heavy duty ■ twois
affectionately cnllcd, as n diplo wheel trailer in good condition. In Section 4} Ordinance 25
Don't forget Co. D. Minstrel on CHILDREN OF SCHOOL
Tht facial expreasion of the self mat is a regular Elihu Root. Wit
Thursday and Friday night at tho
quire at Ford Garage.
143-tfc which reads as follows: "That tho
AGE
MUST
ATTEND
SCHOOL.
appointed
liquid
aurvey
committee
reCity Tux Collector beforo Issuing a li
ness
the
finesse
with
which
he
handled
Prinecss. Tickets now on sale at the
FOR
SALE—Stable
manuro;
car
lots.
ported
no
progress,
nnd
after
adjourn
cense
bused on a property value, or
the
political
questiou
previously
refer
Peoples' Hank, Seminote County, Bank,
I
respectfully
cnll
the
attention
of
Good
dry
stock.
Price
$7
pa:
ton,
f.
ment,
returned
to
Sanford
to
trans
cnpitul
stock, shall require the per
red
to.
and First National Hank. Price $1.00
son npplying for a license to male*'a
Tho Orlando people are to bo com o. b. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co.'
■rd $1.25.
ir,8-3tc parents and gunrdinns to the Florida act unfinished business.
151-tfc. written statement under oath of ths
plimented on their unlimited supply
Compulsory School Attendance Laws.
of
good
story-tellers.
It’s
a
toss-up
ns
Mrs. John? sang an Italinn classic.
The Herald publishes tho “Bad These laws make It obligatory for
FOR SALE—1 form Conner and sev value of the property, or the amount
to
whom
wo
will
nwurd
tho
Wreath
of
Check Law" today. There is some of every child between tho ages of seven She is a little lady with a big voice
eral doLcn Jars. Very • reasonable. of the capital stock."
Application blanks for said licenses
tho
Sorrel
Cow.
and ns sweet ns "Tho tintinnbulntion
"this bad check business in Sanford
Address "E. II." enro Herald, dh-tf
nnd
sixteen
yonrs,
Inclusive,
to
attond
will
be furnished freo of charge at tho
Shorty
Cox,
secretary
of
the
O.
C.
which muslcnlly wells from the bells."
nnd if the folks knew the law they
FOR
SALE—A
pair
of
young,
black
City
Office.
C.,
told
tho
secretary
of
the
S.
C.
C.
school
regularly
throughout
the
entlro
No fear of Mr. Johns ever deserting
would atop this practice.
maro mules, at a bargain. Phone
ALFRED FOSTER,
)nHt
evening
that
his
bonrd
of
direc
the
fnmlly
fires,
nnd
nil
Mrs.
Johns
school term, as fixed by the Bonn! of
166.
_______________152-tfc 15C-10tc
City Tax Collector.
tors
had
instructed
|iim
to
land
a
fac
need
do
is
to
exercise
thnt
wonderful
The Dally Herald Is now going to Public Instruction, penalty being pro
FOR
SALE—3
doz.
1
quart
fruit
jars.
tory
for
his
town,
Orlando
(or
lnnd
voice
of
hcrB,
for
It
is
irreslslnlde.
5)92 suliHcrihers in the city. Will you vided for in case of fnlluro to comply
Address J, care of Herald, 156-tp.
get eight more this week and make with tho law in this matter. Certain Amongst those present were some dough).
who
looked
as
tho
they
enjoyed
tho
Conserve Your Sight
FOR SALE—l hnvo ten ncres of cal
R an oven thousand beforo October exemptions nro provided for by law,
C. M. Haile, gonorul agent, and
first?
Itnlinn
part
of
it.
This
was
probnhly
ory lnnd partially improved, which
Compulsory School Attendance Laws.
Immediate ami careful attention
Jimmy Wnrdo, freight and travelling
These exemptions, however, MUST due to tho fact thnt nt some time or passenger agent of the Merchants & can bo bought nt n bargain.—A. P. should be gtvan to th^ flfst Indication
157-tfc of eye trouble. You are fortunate If
bo secured in writing from tho Coun other, thoy had eaten spaghetti .In Mines Co., are in the city todny call Connolly.
A new shipm ent t>f ty
you have found It unnecessary to wear
some
one
of
the
B.
P.
red
Ink
gnat
School Superintendent.
Anyone
ing on the local trmlo. Thoy attend FOR-SALE—Mixed Jersey nnd Hoi- glasses, but indeed unfortunate if you
ft; ^ hats just received, wishing
a copy of the compulsory n t-1ronontlcil emporiums for which Now ed tho mooting of tho Water Traffic
Btuln cow und calf, also horso and have neglected to do so when It is
50
Ithada Islund Red chickens. E. really needful. By correcting a slight
which will be closed out tendanco laws should write to or call 1York wns famous.
Committee nt Orlunda and the banquet
error in your sight today will save a.
Our
Hon.
F.
P.
Forster
injected
Mngnuson,
Route No. A, Box 260.
at $2.00 each. N uff Sed. on tho Superintendent, who will be somo political serum into tho moat afterward nnd enjoyed thoir visit im-i
multiple of troublo later oh in life.
______________________
150-0tp
glad to furnish thorn without cost
monsoly. Tho Ship-hyy-Wntor enming which reacted in a most refresh pnign is opening the eyes of tho LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC--The Sanford Shoe &
T. W. LAWTON,
TOM MOORE
ing
manner. It wns to the effect thnt steamship companies to this part of
Superintendent.
Clothing Co.
tf
ING—Tho builder may still got tho
OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN
Florida would bo the recipient of Florida.
advantage of low building coat by
greater Federal patronage if we had
Phone 19t
submitting schedules to us nnd getting OfTice Opp P. O.
two Strong political pnrtles.
TOY A DAILY UEttALD WANT AD.
diicct-from-mlll-to-builder
service.
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You had three guoscH ns to which
Our long lenf yellow plno nnd Tidewa
LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH
wero Republicans nnd which Demo
ter cypress, manufactured in best mills
Forenoon
and Afternoon Tide* at
crats. A look nt tho expression on
Inauves first quality nt lowest pos
,About
Same
Hour and Mlnut*
their faces and ono guess would suf
sible cost consistent with good lum Sept. 28 .................
11:25
fice. Mr, Foster’s rcmnrks struck
ber—less middlemen’s heavy p ro f lt^
11:55
n responsive chord in tho brenst of The City Commissioners GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, Sopt. 29 ...................
Sopt. 80 ..................
12:49
"Inland Waterways Woodruff," ono o f the City o f Sanford, Florida.
138-e.o.d-13tc
of tho staunchest legionnarios of tho
Florida, will receive bids FOR SALE—Old livery stable build
G. O. P. (Grand Old Profiteers) nnd
ing, corner Pork ave. and Second Pickling and P reservin g
PS a rosult the suggestion of Mr. until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc
street.
Apply R. J. Reel, Sanford Mo
R Q—S E D A N .............
............. .....„$
■Foster was hoartiiy endorsed by Mr. tober 7, 1921,; for fur*
tor
Co.
10O-3tc
Woodruff verbally, and by tho smiles
A REDUCTION OF $235.00
n
ish
in
g
said
Ci,ty
with
MflUffr
FOR SALE—Cow and calf. Apply to
andrnppiause of Frank Miller. A boK K -C O U fE ........................................$2200.Q0
510 Hlckory'avo.—Wm. Roster. •'
Tlevcr '*in1, transmigration of souls ope CdiilbWMtion Pum p
We: have the
u,
A R E I> U p x fp N p F ?200,00
stated that' E. T, Woodruff, after E n g in e
Chemical ^and
shvffling qff th e ^ o rtn l coil would, In
®can ^akeAra^edUate de^yer^a of elpier open or
all'probability, take tho form of a
Closed Cars
FOR R EN t—0 0 nice, 'hirgo (furnish
fp j lli m n r : J|fresh water Noptuno nnd haunt thq
ed housekeeping room.—Mrs. Rldj
St,
Johns
river,
also
tho
canal—wheri
Cord fir e s are now Standard Equipm ent opi
dling, 205 Oak Ave.
168-Btp M ason,1Sure-Seal Jars
it is cu t.;.
•’ *' •
and Jelly G lasses
/ |D. C. Marlowe,. dij^«Jit;rolatlve tq
FOft ? It^N'IvJUlVd /utl.lsKcd ^oorns.
the famous Julia, atm Banfoitrs Dean*
AyplttiIw yiE hyA T ttT t y 152-tfc
See our line o f
SWlft,^In -.jits, inimltaWp
Pul'H
FOlf RENT—Improved celery land,
hi* famous flag sjwecn' Sa dollvond
during the recent conflict by one pi
S ten eC red is, Coolers,
.]lvf
our. prominent "moichantB.’1 D. C,
Churns, etc.
believe* In halnJng \ u . ! W (qursel
1 and light housekeeping roms. 206'
a* others see us.1' Somi-of the
y - 1* * " •
‘w a n
high lights were hoping that D. pj
ORD, FLO RIDA
A
m
.tt9.uld-.wbt. b e . •UoLttfid tw.u. rolwide"
PISnUBUTOBH.EOa...
tmt- he went the-limR-to thcr fre*fr*d*BOARD AND ROOM—^Ivato am
SEMINOLET an d T A K E COUNTIES
light of all present.
158-6tp
By. 719 Oak Ave.
HARDW ARE I C a
Forest Lake was anchor man for
yM2iy*-.; v
1
REDUCTION ON
Hupmobile Closed Cars
;..Z
B ID S W A N T E D
2250.00
TIME
“ Wgallon capacity.'.
M
l1,*
*W tW $ T T ~ '
a,AND
STONE JARS
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Sanford
THI
“City Substantial’
Sanford
fljt Sabslanlial
IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST
VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, 8EITEMBER 29, 1921
VOLUMEn
NUMBER 161
Xi
PLAN FOR IMPROVEMENT
iljgKLE AT UBERTY
BANDS,
PARADES,
EXHIBITS
OF SANFORD’S STREETS,
UNDER $5,000 BOND
ELIMINATING SIDE STREETS FOLLOWED ONE ANOTHER
ikied FOR MANSLAUGHTER
STARTING OFF BIG DAY
hin Few Days If the
esent Plans District
ittorncyPan Out
CHARGES
O N C M JS Io S ANf n
S
ned
o th er
Yb & T
nr grand ju r v
AN m N c K : ' t ' t “2 0 -F a tAri,ucklo I. »t l » y to.lny un
, 15 000 bond after two woolen
llralnary h»rin« on th. charj, ot
rder in connection with the denth
Z u Happe and will be tried on a
igeof manslaughter within a
If the present plans of District
ortlfy materialize.
Two such.
rgvs pending, one placed yesterday
Ihe conclusion of the preliminary
ring and the other returned recent« the county grand jury. Whether
would be nblc to hnve Arbucklo ap
r to answer to one complaint and
i try him on another one on the
ic date the district attorney wna
sure. On the Grand Jury nrcunni Arbuckle was placed on hin own
tgnizancc to return October 3rd.
BREAD LINE STARTS
IN NEW YORK CITY
FIRST TIME IN YEARS.
LIGHT EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
FELT IN LOS ANGELES
DID NOT KILL ARBUCKLE.
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(B f Th* AuocUUd F r» u )
(By Th* A**o«l*t*d ?r*M)
NEW YORK, Sopt. 20.—Now
York's first broad
lino since the
stormy days that marked the Mart of
tho world war, is in operation today
at the church of St. Mnrkj, in the
Bowery. Tho bread lino opened last
night and about six hundred men were
fed.
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Sept. 29.—
Slight earthquake shocks wero felt
in tho southwest section of Los Ange
les early today. Tho tremor lasted
only a few seconds, and no damage is TOURNAMENT RIDING, RACES
reported.
AND EVERYTHING THIS AF
TERNOON—DANCE TONIGHT
BARBECUEATN00N
EMERGENCY
MEASURES
FOR IDLE
SINN FEIN
ARE INVITED
CONFERENCE
MUNICIPALITIES MAY I1E CALL
ED UPON TO FURNISH
WORK
IN LONDON WITH BRITISH GOV
ERNMENT AND WILL BE
LAST^ALL
(By Th* A tttslaU d P m
LD
MICHIGAN
CONTEST UP
IN THE SENATE
(By The Anocl*Ud Prt»»)
Some time ngo, tho City Planning the bnlnnce of tho streot for pnrkwny
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 29.—Cir
Committco of the Chamber of Com which enn bo used ns n piny ground
cuit court mnrkcd time this morning
merce, brought out a comprehensive for children, keeping them off of the
in the Pope trial, when the second ve
plan of improving the city streets, pnvod nvenues. At present prices, this
nire of one hundred due to appear
and especially tho jsldo Htreets, by plnn will snvc city and adjacent prop
Iyesterday afternoon only fifty-nine
eliminating
the sercets altogether in erty owners $2,fi00 over whnt it would
was present. Court adjourned until
many
places
in the city, whore there cost to pave the street nnd construct
this morning to permit the sheriff to
wero
no
houses
fnclng the Hide streets sidewalks on each side.
get more. When eourt opened today FORD-NEWBERY CONTEST CON
now
,nnd
making
one Hidewalk down
Property owners desiring this plan
only eleven additional veniremen were
FLICTS ALONG PARTY
tho
middle
of
the
street
nnd
grass
adopted,
nlong with their property,
rounded up. Judge Gibbs declared an
LINES
plots
In
tho
center,
an
ideal
play
should
present
to the City Commis
indeterminate recess and ordered the
ground
for
children
and
where
there
sion
n
petition
requesting same, nnd
sheriff to go out for more veniremen.
(By Th* A uocUUd P r* u )
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29—Opinions would be no danger from nutomobiles signed b yall ndjncent property own
conflicting nlong pnrty lines were pre ns there would be no street. Tho idea ers.
iState Witness Called
sented todny by the majority and tho j is a good one, nnd will, no doubt, bo
On account of there being more
To Stand Again
minority members of the senate priv tried out in this nnd other cities in cross Htreets than nro necessary, in
near future. Sanford hns too the residence portion of the city, the
In Belcher Case ileges nnd elections committee on tho "the
Ford-Nowberry 1918 senatorial elec many alleys nnd side streets taking Chamber of Commerce hns recom
tion contest from Michignn. The ma up a lot of valuable room that could mended this plnn to the City Com
fBy Thn AitocUtftil Preii)
CLEARWATER, Fla., Sept. 29.— jority report clenred Newberry, tho he utilized for the children to much mission for their consideration.
I Dr. John Bowen, witness for the Stnto Republican cnndidnto, of corruption better ndvnntngc. The following plan
The City Commisrion feel fnvornblc
jin the Belcher trial, wns recalled to nnd nil other charges and recommend wins drawn by City Engineer Wil
to
tho plnn providing nil ndjncent
I Ihe stand this morning. Te testified ed ho ho legally sented. Democratic liams who mndo the following expla
property
owners desire this plnn
len exnminntion of stains on the foot members asserted Newberry was nation regarding name:
™g in the Belcher ear led him to be- elected by corrupt nnd illcgnl meth
Omit the pnvlng. Place a Hidewalk adopted nnd will request it by pre
jlleve they were Mood stains. lie said ods and practices and recommended down the middle of the Btrect leaving senting a petition.
I Hood congealed on fibre of the rug his sent be declared vacant. With fil
J.which it would not have done hnd it ing of reports tho case now goes to
tome front a (lend body. The Stato tho sennto for final decision which
I expected to finish its ense todny nnd prohnbly will not be made for several
I the defense planned to conclude Its weeks. In tho menntimo it is under
stood Senator Newberry will not a t
hide this afternoon.
tend tho Bcnnte sessions.
| SPAIN'S QUOTA IMMIGRANTS
ELAINE’S RIOTING NEGROES
Charles E. Bedford and John Wanamaker Both
HAS BEEN EXHAUSTED
TO KNOW FATE TODAY.
PROFESSOR'S WIFE DETAINED
See Clouds Rolling Away and Sunshine Flood
RETURN OF PROSPERITY ANNOUNCED
BY TWO OF NATION’S BIG MERCHANTS
(Djr Thn Aiioriated Preii)
WASHINGTON, I). C., Sept. 29.—
Maria Sanjurjo, wife of a Span
. , l^fm or at Cornell, has been den<< at Ellis Island hecauuso of
■pains quota of immigrants has ex
Muted, but ordered released for ttdI r, ” on to,lQy by the immigration bu
I tnu. Sanjurjo married this summer
n'le on a vacation in Spnin.
I CALL STRIKE at
°Nt’E IF TRAINMEN
VOTE TO WALK OUT. S T / m” SePt' 29.—An imI trainm°
°f the 1(J8’000 railway
h i w "i„rplT 1 on Amoricnn
vote s .b ordered if the strike
I James mT >CI* countcd» f«vors it,
l 0r(finlznt|ri Olk’ vico’Pro*ident of the
T.n‘Iatinn' "onounced today.
Murdoek " T Z •’/ tRCt\ 8nld Mr'
I authorized „i tn,k° renlly bnfl boon
I The minute thCn<y by th° loftdorB•trik* order .» !0t° iS countod tho
I vote f Vl bc iHHU°d—provided
little 1 I ? " Rtrikc «"d there is
wi||nn, hnt U Won,t' Tho leadI men.”
°PPose the wishes of tho
C0^ C l w u hO|n!'tr‘ko ,,nU°t will be
:
w'tnln n few days.
|Hoald'lby1tVScrntch Pads from The
Dy tho pound—lBc.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Sopt. 27.—
United States District Judge John II.
Cottcral of Guthrie, Okln., after hear
ing todny arguments on a demurer
filed by tho state in hnbaes corpus
proceedings in behalf of six Elnino
(Ark.) ncgrooB whose* electrocution
last Friday wns stayed by a tempor
ary injunction, announced that his
ruling on the demurrer would bo rendy
tomorrow.
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Attorneys for,., the negroes based
tholr o(Torts to obtain a now trinl
through habaes corpus proceedings on
tho allegation that the original trial
of tho negroes on a chnrgo of mur
der, in connection with the Elnino riots
of two years ngo, and at wBich they
wero convicted and sentenced to death
was influenced by mob spirit.
Attorney General J. S. Utley, in de
murring, declared that the question
had bcon brought in the state courts
and ruled against, and that hnbaeso
corpus proceedings brought in fedoral
court on these grounds should be dis
missed. Hu cited as a precedent tho
Loo Frank case of Georgia, In which
it was h'old that evldonco of hostilo
manifestations ,once admitted ,could
not again be used as grounds for ac
tion.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 29.—
Tho possihlo emergency measures by
municipalities to cut down the num
ber of th ecountry’s involuntary idle
was taken up todny at a public henr
ing before tho public Works commit
tee of the nntlonns conference on un
employment.
Inquiry wns directed
townrd deveinping what measures
might he oaken by towns nnd cities
for speeding up public works.
(By Th* A|»ocUUd F r tn )
LONDON, Sept. 29.—Sinn Fein
have been invited to tnkc part in n
conference hero October 11 li^an o to
dispatched today to DoValern bjrvremier Lloyd George. The note is con
sidered to bo tho British government's
final word in oxchnngc of messnges
between London nnd Dublin.
Lloyd George informed DcVnlern,
ipe Trial Drags
howover, the government could not ni
iVhile Jury Selection ter tho position that Ireland could not
allowed to separnte from tho Brit
Goes on Apace bo
ish Empire, but must base her propo
not Get Enough Men In Jackson sition upon self government ns a mem
ber of the British Dominions.
ville—-Try Sanford
Merchants’ Gala Day
Promises Big Time
tfor Everybody
ing the Country from Coast to Coast
NEW YORK, Sopt. 29.—The speody
return of prosperity with plenty of
work for nil wns forccnBt yesterday
by two notable figures in industrial
and mercantile circles, Charles E. Bed
ford, president of tho Vacuum Oil
Company, nnd John Wnnnmaker, mer
chant of Now York nnd Philadelphia.
“Business Revival Week,” Bald Mr.
Wnnnmaker, “I think will bo expand
ed into n business revival of years
and years. I have more faith in Am
erica today and more bolief in our
prosperity thnn in all my BO years ns
a merchant. There will bo plenty of
work for nil if wo show our faith, not
by relaxing our efforts, holding buck
in fear, put on bluo glasses and keep
ing our money In our pockets, but by
making needed improvomoqts, start
ing to build and rebuild, buying and
sollingr-putting to work our energy
our brains—everything wo have—for
tho good of the country.
“Instoad of curtailing our ad
vertising wo aro enlarging It. Instead
of standing pat on our stores as thoy
hnvc been, wo are refitting, rearrang
ing, rebuilding and improving them.
To do this wo have given employment
Daytona Beach last week disposed to largo bodies of mechanics and oth
of $20,000 worth of bonds for general ers, day and night."
In Mr. Bedford's viow, conditions
municipal improvement.
will bo restored to norninl by spring,
Imrring unforseen developments.
"It is my opinion," ho snid, “that
American business men now have
abundant cause to ho optimistic and
hopeful nH to the future. Likewise
those who nro engaged in relieving tho
unemployment situation may find tho
sanio reasons for n belief thnt it will
he brought to norniul before very
long.
“Business nnd with it, employment,
hnve picked up steadily, sinco tho
low ebb reached this summer, nnd
both continue to show n gradual nnd
steady growth. Unless tho central
European or some unforseen crisis
intervenes there is every reason to be
lieve that the improvement will con
tinue throughout the fall and winter
months..”
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED OUT
The Aro department wns called out
this morning to the rear of tho Her
ald building whero tho ahsck usod
for melting metal for tho Horald
linotypes had eaught on flro in tho
roof. It was easily extinguished with
tho loss of a few shingles but will
have to bo rebuilt of corrugated iron
and put in fire proof condition.
CHICAGO COPS
HAD SYSTEM
ON BOOZE
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.—A multiple
shnkedown system through which Chi
cago policemen wero alleged to hnvo
obtained ns many ns hulf a dozen rnkcoflfs on the samu case of whiskey was
revealed in the government investi
gation of the police department snid
by Chief of Police ChnrleH FitzmorriH
to contain 2,500 bootleggers in n
membership of 5,000.
The request of Chief FitzmorriH
that tho federal authorities help him
clean his own house, made Inst week,
was placed before the federal grand
jury with a score of witnesses, most
of them policemen, testifying.
One of these witnesses, according to
olTicials, explained the multiple Hhake
down. Members of the police force,
organized in hands, he snid, would ob
tain Information nH to whiskey ship
ments from other cities into Chicago,
and then, in uniform, would rob the
enrs in freight yards under tho pre
tense of confiscating tho liquor.
The whiskey then was sold at fair
ly cheap bootlegging prices to get cus
tomers to take it in ense lotH. When
the liquor wns delivered, however, a
policeman appeared and demanded a
substantial amount from tho recipient
for protection. After tho Hum hnd
been paid, othur policemen would raid
tho place, nnd, after collecting an
other protection feo, would “confiscnato" tho liquor, resell it and repeat
the process of grnft, sometimes half
a dozen times before turning the whis
key over to a favored Haloon-keoper
for sale by the drink at high prices.
According to federal officials, tho
investigation will go bnck to the Miko
DoPike Hcitlcr ease where two bands
of uniformed policemen fought for
possession of a carload of liquor, val
ued at $105,000 nnd shipped hero from
Kentucky. Detective Sergeant Eddie
Smalo, nbHolved in thnt case, now Ih
under arrest with two othor dotectivo
sergeants In connection with tho pres
ent investigation. Ho is charged with
extortion.
Charles F. Clyne, United Stntes dis
trict attorney, still wns preparing a
full report to Chief Fitzmorris in
which ho promises to nnmo every
member of tho polico force against
whom ho hus evidence. Half a dozen
polico commanders woro questioned by
Mr. Sylno in addition to tho pollcomon
taken boforo tho grand jury. It is be
lieved thoy woro askod about reports
that pollcomon had beon seen intimid
ating govrnmont witnesses in the caso
and offering thorn money not to testi
fy or to leavo town.
Work has started on the handsome
new building for the First Bank at
Bradentown. The furnishings and
equipment of the new bank will bo
up-to-dato in every respect.
The big day wnH started this morn
ing when the parade swung down the
streets headed by Sheriff Hand as
grand marshal nnd tho Snnford band
playing inspiring airs ns tho horses
pranced and the little boys wero well
repaid by tho great sight for coming
down hoforo daylight to sco it all.
Captain George DcCottes.'of Company
I), led his gnilnnt men on a fino horso
nnd looked tho part nnd his men fol
lowed with their ammunition carts,
each enrt being pulled by a mulo and
tho nrrny of militnry men nnd their
equipment mndc a most imposing oppenrnnee. Many of the men were un
able to get off from their work and
the entire company wns not in the pa
rade but enough were there to show
the public whnt they hnve in the way
of armament.
Following the compnny came tho
merry minstrel men in costume with
a piano on the wagon plnying n mer
ry tune and two rag time darkles
playing tho hones and tnnibourinc ad
vertised the big Dixie Minstrels to
night. The Qunlity Shop hnd a bevy
of pretty glrlH in tho pnradc as did
tho Lexington nnd Hupmobllu enrs,
Willys-Knight nnd iinndley-Knight
nnd Overland enrs, the Dodge cars and
Hovcrnl others. The Hof-Mnc Batter
ies hnd their "boot" driven by Billy
Hodman, Lord's Purity Water hnd n
ear, nnd the rear was brought up by
the tournament riders and thcru wna
a bunch of these Florida riders of tho
ranges and that they will give the pub
lic some real riding this afternoon
goes without saying.
The parade was good for hnving
been jumped up in a hurry a few days
ago ns it was decided at first to cut
out the parade hut the parade is half
of the celebration and more than half
of a racing event and it gives tho
crowd the proper pep to take in what
comes inter on. At noon todny tho
big crowd will he entertained by tho
big free barbecue on the lake front
and thousands will be fed here. Tho
folks nro bringing their bnskets and it
will he a general gathering of tho
folks for mnny miles around.
After the parade thin morning Cap
tain DeC'ottes gave a fine nddress to
tho big crowd In front of the court
house and the morning was a busy
one with the great mingling of tho
crowds on First Htreet nnd the general
shopping nnd trading of the out-of
town people. A big horse nnd mulo
auction Is going on at tho lake front
nnd there is plenty of excitement am)
an atmosphere of a county fair.
This afternoon will come tho tourn
ament riding, tho horso racing, tho
mnehino gun company shooting, tho
Rod and Gun Club shoot nnd many
other features. Tonight the Dixia
Minstrels nnd the big Htreet dance in
front of the court house.
The Sanford bnnd is furnishing the
music nnd everything looks like a per
fect day. As the Herald force Iuih
gone on a strike at 2 o'clock today tha
program nnd the write-up of tho big
day will follow in tomorrow’s Herald.
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OPPOSITION TO KU KLUX
IN SOUTH JAX BETTERMENT
LEAGUE ORGANIZES
(By Th* AStooUUd Bit**)
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 29.—Oppo
sition to the Ku Klux Klan groups in
South Jacksonville one of announced
purposos Fifth Ward Betterment Lea
gue organized at that town laBt night.
"New buildings are rearing com
pletion,’ snys tho Clermont Clarion
in a Lcnuiino. The newspaper tells of
advance made in the construction of
the Balley-Izlor building and at the
Jones building. Both structures are
going forward rapidly, and will bo
ready for occupancy in a short time.
Another building that is fnst assum
ing shapo is that of tho First National
Bank. Clermont will bo much, changed!
when tho Improvements, noted are
finished and occupied.
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Make Effort to Prove
That Fatty W as N ot ■
to Blame for Death *
Our Clothcraft customers
invariably say that. Maximum
value at the price always finds
friends whether it's Clothes or
what-not.
SANFORD SHOE &
CLOTHING CO
TOURIST SEASON
HAS O P E N E D
FOR SEASON
JACKSONVILLE
FILLING - STA
TION SAY NEARLY 400 CARS
i
PASS IN WEEK.
(11 r u Am—UM Tnm)
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 28.—The
defense in th t preliminary hearing of
Fatty Arbucklo charged with murder,
Also “A Clever D um m y” a Mack Sennett
announced it ie prepared to begin ita
effort to clear him when Police Judge
Comedy
Lazarus' court resumed its session at
2 o'clock this afternoon, Pacific time.
The prosecution completed its presen
tation of evidenco yesterday.
ELSIE FERGUSON IN “SACRED
Sensational charges of blackmail
AND PROFANE LOVE” ; ALSO A
hints of “white powder" and bad
DOLLAR'S WORTH, " A 2-PART CENTURY COMEDY
hootch, of intimacy between principal
state witnesses were expected.
PRESIDENT HARDING ACCBPT8
The spotlight of searching cross
VICE PRESIDENCY OF
examination was to be turned on the
testimony, lives and character of Mrs. H i i i i i i i i i i i M H N i i H i i i i n i a a N i i n k i i i i i M i l u l l l | | |
ORGANIZATION.
Bambino Maude Detmont, the “aven
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Sept. 28.— ger" of the dead Miss Rappe, A1 BernAletter from President Harding an nacher, who gathered up the dead
nouncing hla acceptance of an honors girl's clothing “to clean an automoblte'
ary vice-presidency of the Merchant and the other witnesses upon whose
A great number o f students are dull in their !
Marine Minute Mep of America, waa testimony District Attorney Brady de ' studies because of the very great nerve strain '
read at a meeting of the organisation pended on a conviction.
they
are continually
under,
causing
a i dim
s
Development of the “blackmail"
hold in tho councl Ichambcr of the
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theory—based
upon
the
assumption
city hall here yesterday.
im age that does not remain firmly imbedded I
Tho ‘organization grew out of a that A1 Semnacher took the doad
in the mind. Give the student the full advan- j
movement started here recently by girl’s clothing for the purpose of later
extorting
money
from
ATbuckle—was
tage o f all his mental powers. We have the \
J. W. Hart, formerly connected with
the shipping board and new necre- promised before thed efense finished.
m ost modern equipment for the examining of S
Three main channels in which the
tary of the Patatka Chamber of
the eyes and fitting o f glasses.
;
Commerce, which has for its purpose case for the defense would run were
outlined yesterday:
the taking over and operation of the
First—That Virginia Rapp died
merchant marino in the Interest of
from
causes for which Roscoe Arbuckformer service men.
le shared no responsibility.
A letter from Senator Fletcher at
212 E ast First S i
Sanford, Fla. j
Second—That the state’s witnesses
Washington was read saying he had were not to be credited.
inserted tho so-called H art plann in
Third—That the episode Involving
the Congressional ecord, of Septem tho death of Virginia Rappe was seiz
ber 25, in full. President Harding ex ed upon as an opportunity to black
pressed the hope, in announcing hla mail Arbuckle.
acceptance of a vice-presidency, that
Possibly, it was said, tho real punch
the "organization may realizo the
large usefulness of which ita program
List your property with me. for prompt service and
gives promiso."
----------------------------- results ---------------------------It wns announced that another
RENTAL OR SALE
meeting of the organization would bo
held noxt Friday. Ernest Metcalfe,
BIG OR LITTLE—THAT’S ME
secretary to Mayor Martin, and who
acted as chairman of today’a meet
ing, asserted that requests for infor
115 PARK AVENUE
mation and membership had been re
REAL ESTATE OFFIC
ceived from all sections of the coun
try.
* Other speakers today included* J.
Lino, C. M. Tyler, Florida Freight
ngent for tho Southern Railway, Ma
jor H. R. Payne, commander of the
local American Legion post, J. H.
Coughlin, of a local business firm, J.
W. Hart, originator of tho plan, E. R
Waite, publisher of tho South Atlant
ic Ports magazine, and City Commis
sioner W. A. Evans.
The Eyes are the Windows of the Brain j
McLaulin’s Optical Parlors
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
American League
At Now York 0, St. Louis 2.
At Philadelphia 0-1, Boston 5-8.
Others not scheduled.
National League
At Pittsburg 0, Philadelphia 0.
At Boston 8-0, Brooklyn 6-8.
At Chicago 3, Cincinnati 8.
Others not scheduled.
At
At
At
At
American Aaoclation
Indianapolis 1, Milwaukee 8.
Louisville 1, Kansas City 18.
Toledo 11, St. Paul 6.
Columbua 0-0, Minneapolis 11-6,
CANADIAN MILLE
ANNOUNCE REDUCTION
IN NEWS PRINT,
(By Tht JUmoUUA Vr«Mi
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28.—
Tho Cnnadinn Export Paper Com
pany, Ltd., announced a reduction of
flftoen dollars por ton for nows print
pnpor for tho fourth quarter of the
present year, the department of com
merced was informed today.
DEBS MAY GET HIS
PARDON AS HOLIDAY
GIFT, NOW THOUGHT.
JOE CAMERON
TOOK FIRST PRIZE
IN BEEF CONTEST
If anyone has any doubts about
what
kind of beef the stockmen of
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sopt. 28.—
this
section
of Florida can raise they
If Eugeno V. Debs, socialist, in pris
should
see
the
big array of choice
on at Atlanta, is pardoned or his sen
beef piled up in tho cold storago of
tence is commuted, may bo cither in
George Fox Co., in this city owaiting
tho form of a Christmas or Now
the big fires that; will barbecue it to
Years gift from tho president.
night nnd nil of tomorrow morning,
Delay over \ the treaty of peace getting rendy for tho big feed nt
with Germany today forecasts weeks noon.
of delay beforo senate action, and
Tho meat camo from ranches in this
tho other diplomatic negotiations and adjoining counties and is some of
which aro to follow, can bo at a stage the finost that has ever been on exhi
for tho official proclamation.
bition. It is native beef, grass-fed
Work has Just started on romodol
Officials havo made it omphatlc nnd came from Joe Cameron, J. H.
lng the First National Bank build that there will bo no action in the Padgott of Volusia county, C. C.
ing at BrooksviUo.
Debs case until peace is proclaimed. Humphries nnd several other ranchos
in this county. Tho ment brought in
by Joo Cameron took first prize and It
is meat that speaks well for the cat
tle breeding in Seminole county. The
other meats aro also fine, that of
Messrs. Padgett nnd tho Humphreys
being choice also but the Cameron
ment in tho opinion of tho Judges was
tho finest nnd it took tho prizes. Tho
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Said the follow who did not like to work
;; exhibition of Florida beef wns a great
J;
ond ho really thought tho world should
«■idea nnd brought in a fine nrray and
pay him without working
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showed tho folks who did not know
that Florida boef in fine nnd not of
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HE OBTAINED THE LIVING
i: tho tickey vnriety they hnvo been led
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But such a life—it was his theory about
• ■ to bollove it might bo. Mr. Stokes, of
HThe World Owes
ii Me a Living
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Is obtained by saving your money while
you are making it and put it in the b a ft
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
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T he Peoples Bank
o f Sanford
DRESSES, SUITS, COATS Etc.
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fVie
haveyet had the pleasure o f offering the public
A broad statement to make ns wo have given
tho public somo wonderful values in tho past,
but this one will cap them all. Our purchases
woro fortunate for ourselves, but will be more
so for our patrons as the price wo offer them
for is far less than you havo expected to pay.
You-will be surprised a t tho savings you will
find here.
Dresses, Coat Suits,
Coats and M illinery
Stylo and quality go hand in hand in this unuauniy fine display of Women’s and Misses’
Fall and Winter Models in Dresses, Suits and
Coats. There is onough variety and choice to
satisfy tho most critical buyer. Then, too, we
can supply the many accessories that tho well
dresBcd woman wants, such as:
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There la no need for you to delay securing your Fall and Winter Clothing.
Visit this friendly store where every courtesy and consideration will be
shown you. Make your selections now while our stock is complete.
See
Window
Display
LET US TELL YOU
ABOUT IT TODAY
for tha barbecue and there will be
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WEDNESDAY—Mrs. Henry Purdon
will ontortnln tho members of the
Somlnolo Bridge Club at her homo
on Palmetto nvenuo nt 3:30 p. m.
SATURDAY—Children’s Story Hour
will bo held at Central Park nt 5
o’clock.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Scoggins nnd
fnmily, have returned from a several
months stay in the north nnd are now
occupying their attractive home on
Park avenue.
Mrs. F. B. Langley and Master
Frank Latlttloy have returned homo
from Daytona Bench where they spent
ten days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. C. Mnrlowo nnd
Mnntor Bobble, are spending the day
at Dnytonn Bench.
nnd Mrs. E. A. Dougins and Miss
Virginia McDaniel, returned homo
Inst night from n delightful motor
trip to Miami, nnd Pnlm Bench,
SEMINOLE BRIDGE CLUB.
Mrs. Honry Purdon entertained the
members of the Seminole Bridge Club
yosterdny nftornoon, at her cozy home
on Palmetto avenue.
The room where the enrd tabula
were arranged, were nttrnetlvcly
decorated with baskets of pink vine
nnd hibiscus.
The card game proved most inter
esting, nnd the prize for high score,
a cut glnss nappy, was won by Mrs.
Robert Hines.
At the conclusion of the card game,
Mrs. Purdon served chicken snlnd and
accessories ,nnd iced ten.
Mrs. S. M. Lloyd substituted for an
absent club member. The club mem
bers present were: Mrs. J. U. Lawson,
Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. A. W. Lee,
Mrs. D. C. Mnrlowo, Mrs. Fred S.
Dnlger, Mrs John C. Smith, and Mrs.
Archlo Betts.
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR.
The Indies of the Methodist church
Mr. nnd Mrs, J. E. I’nce have moved will hold their Christum# Bazaar,
into their new home recently con December 9 and 10. The place to he
structed on Mellonville avenue.
announced later.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts are mov
ROLLINS STARTS PRACTICE.
ing linck to thoir homo on Pnlmotto
avenue, today. Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
WINTER PARK, Fla., Sept. 27.—
Pace, who have been occupying the , Rollins College's footbnll squad has
Betts homo since their home was de ( started prnctico with more than 30
stroyed by lire, moved yesterday in candidates, said1 to ho,the largest
to their new home.
! number ever to come out for the team.
Coach Schlitcher has held the workMiss Louise Kolb, of Ozark, Ala,, „uts thus far to tho preliminary
is expected to arrive today and will he stages by putting the men through a
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Kolb process of fnlling on the ball, going
for the winter. Miss Kolb will teach down under punts nnd receiving pass
in tho grammar school here.
es. Some tackling of the dummy hn'H
nlso been enrried out, Sovernl practice
J. F. Mobley, who has spent tho game hnvo been arrnnged with tennis
summer with his daughter at Cedar made up of former college pinyers
Keys, returned Tuesday and will from Orlando nnd vicinity. Prospects
spend tho winter with his son and j nt this time are for a lino averaging
dnughter, Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Mobley. 17r, pounds.
nrobpounds The bnckflold
Imcklluld will
will prob
nhly include Ilob Wright, this year's
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. W. Stewart, of captain, nnd Lloyd Boyle, Inst year’s
Jacksonville, were visitors here yes Held lender.
terday, stopping at tho Montozumn.
Rollins will have its opening game
with tho Univorcity of.FIoridn nt Or
Mrs. Ellznhcth Whitnor, who has lando on October 8. Thence the team
been visiting her daughter., Mrs S. 0. will wndo into its schodulo which calls
Chase, nt her cottage at Dnytonn fo rsevernl game with out of stato
Beach, returned homo today,
colleges. Tho season will end at
Tampa, Thanksgiving Day, when Rol
Mrs. B. F. Whitnor and ^laughter, lins tackles Birmingham Southern Un
Elizabeth, hnvo returned home after iversity,
Arrangements are niso under wny
spending some time visiting in Jack
for
a poBt-sonson gnmc with tho Uni
sonville.
versity of Havana at Havana Cuba.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr.
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"The Old Commercial Club Takes n
New Lense of Life," remarks tho
Moore Haven Times in a headline.
The story tells of n revival of inter
est in tho commercial organization
and a determination on the part of
prominent business and professional
men of tho place to keep the organiza
tion up to tho mark of roni useful
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city must have n bonrd
of trade,
1 commercial club, chamber of com
merce or similar body which can act
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matters of public interest in n
: decisive wny, Mooro I Invon will grow
nnd thrive nnd the commercial club
will help.
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One rtf Mm tilings that every woman
knows Is tho adaptability of tho sepa
rate skirt of plain black sntln. With
one of ttiese nnd with blouses for dress
or semi-dress affairs, to ho wo. i with
Jit, tho nverngo woman can look, the
coming winter In the face with a mini)
ut rest.
The skirt pictured is
hdronod with a long row of small
sntln-covered buttons nnd loops.
UPSALA AND :
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Rev. J. I. Albertson and wife, our
Sunday school missionaries, will lie
with us ngnin next Sunday, preach
ing at 11 a, m., nt Lake Mary, 3 p, m.
in Upsnln and in the evening nt Paoln. Wo nrcnlwnya glad to hnvo them
with us.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hurcld Haskins were
Sunday visitors nt the homo of thoir
sister, Mrs. Nieco and father, Mr.
Malm.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Tyner, of San
ford, nnd thoir mother, Mrs. Char
lotte Tyner, of Tampa, who has been
recently visiting with them nnd with
friends in Jacksonville, were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
T, O. Tyner; on the 23th Miss Brown
of Sanford was a visitor.
Eddie Lee nnd a lady friend spent
Monday evening at tho homo of his
brother, Jesse nnd wife.
Clarence BorgquiBt is having a lit ■ ■
tle rest up at tho home of his parents
at Tiger Bay, nnd Ills brother, Elmer,
is here just now, both hnvo hurt a
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Anger.
Our Grnpeville young men are
about all off on n motor trip this
week and things seem pretty quiet
Miss Olga Vihlcn is enjoying a well
earned rest at the home of her par
ents,' was a cnller nt the homo of Mrs.
Jesse Lee, Mondny. She has just re
turned from n three weeks v a ca tion
spent with friends at Miami.
Mrs. A. F. Westerdick lenves with
Mrs. Parkinson nnd granddaughter,
Miss Helen, of Osteen, on Thursday
to attend the nnmml Adventist enmpmocting in Orlando, for ten days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. I.. Campbell and
little ones, left on Mondny to visit
two nr three weeks with his relatives
in Indiana.
Friends will he sorry to hear that
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns. Rnntone of Bos
ton, hnvo given up tho idea they had
of coming south this winter, so Mr.
nnd Mrs. Stent, who have been keep ■M
ing up their plnce for them will move
back to their own home in a couple of
weeks.
Upsnln had n good rain Sunday,
but only a few drops fell in Grnpcvillo.
—. —. Mngnuson spent a few days
nt tho homo of Mr .and Mrs. Erlcsoh,
ho is expecting soon to leave to take
up his work ngnin for Mr. Chase.
We hoar that Mr. J. E. Sundquist
has been ill for a few dnys.
Mrs. Bnllinger was in TJpsnlnn
Tucsdny spending the day with Mrs.
Kbbn Leo nnd mother, Mrs. Stedt,
niso calling on Mrs. Barrel and Mrs.
Ericson,
Mr .and Mrs. Edwin Petorspn and
daughters motored over Sunday from
their homo at Holly Hill nnd spent
the day with relatives in Grnpeville.
In out Inst items wo gave the sad
nows of the death of Mrs. Emil Magnuson, which we think will bo in tho
weekly. Rev. Wnlker, from Sanford,
conducted tho funeral services nnd a
Inrgo number of relatives nnd sym
pathizing friends attended the funeral
with many beautiful floral offerings,
covering tho grave nt Lnkovlcw. Her
sister, Mrs. Adam Knrr, of DcLnnd,
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Larson, nnd Mr. and
Mrs. Jncknon« from Piedmont, also
attended.
J. C. Collier, of Sanford, loft on
Saturdny for Canton, N. Y., to bring
back hin better half, who has been
spending tho summer north with their
relatives.
Salespeople’s
Competitive Exhibition
Next Saturday, O ct 1 st
The entire building will be especially decorated for the
occasion, and prizes will be awarded to the departments
making the best showing.
Never before, and perhaps never again, will you have an
opportunity to see such a splendid display of merchan
dise arranged in such an attractive manner.
There will be great rivalry between the various depart
ments, all vieing with each other for the attractive priz
es, resulting in a most wonderful display.
Plans for this Big Event
Are going ahead vigorously, such hurrying and scurry
ing around, everyone seems determined to be the first
prize winner, and^ve can tell you right now, the judges
are going to have a hard job deciding who the winners
are.
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The awards will be graded on the basis of 100 divided in
to the following points:
60% for Merchandise Displays as Follows:
Selling Power of Display............... 20% Maximum
Beauty of Display...........................15% Maximum
Suggestive Selling Id e a s.............. 10% Maximum
Instructive Ideas .......................... 5% Maximum
Attractive or Commanding Most
Attention........;....................10% Maximum
40% for Keeping and Arrangement of Stocks as follows:
Appearance of Stock....................... 10% Maximum
Arrangement of Stock................... 10% Maximum
Classification of Stock................... 10% Maximum
Convenience of Stock..................... 10% Maximum
FIRST PRIZE...................:............... ..................... $100.00
SECOND PRIZE..................................................... 50.00
THIRD PRIZE ............ .......................... ......... ...... 25.00
NAMES OF JUDGESMrs. T. P. War low
Mrs. J. T. Fuller
Mr. R. B. Brossier
Mr. W. M. Glenn
Prof. Sexton Johnson
Dr. Dean Adcock
Mr. M. J. Daetwyler
THE STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY
to enable us to put on the finishing touches, and the judg
ing will take place Friday evening, behind closed doors,
after which the entire store force will be the guests of
the firm at a banquet at the San Juan Hotel; at which
time the prize winners will be announced, so on Saturday
when the doors are thrown open, our friends will be able
to know which departments won the prizes.
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LTAMCfaTE SPRINGS has an atmosphere, and so have other placW iif Simfhrfle Cotffity, but Alta
monte's atmosphere has the pecu_ liar quality of a Lodestone—it's
inl
;n ts may remove to other places in
other c^m es, but they always return or have
a very stro n g desire to do so, and of course
there is th a t-n o t verj('mysterious reason—
Altamonte's beauty-r-for all humanity is
drawn to beauty.
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A ltam onte 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 o f George Frost of Boston, of Herman
W estinghouse of the great Westinghouse
Electrical Company—-who were among its
founclers— is not the Altamonte of today.
Founded a s 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 mep 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—th u s getting pine filtered sea air from
the A tlantic Ocean 30 miles to the East, and
the Gulf of Mexico to the West, forming that
wonderful ozone known as jhe "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.
T Lake Orienta (upon which is' located the “AlX tamonte Hotel”, famous among tourists all
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over the country for its wonderful <hlisine
and excellcnt management of its owners,
,George E. Bates &.Son) is the largest of these
lakes and is noted for its black bass fishing,
which is jCalptisly guarded by the owners of
■the land surrounding the lake, who w.elcofne
the trq^f ish.erriian’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.
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th e 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 a,ny di
rection without leaving a fine paved road,
making Altamonte an admirable location for
automobiiists, 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.
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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
deyoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus
Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship’ ped in sedson 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, Hie
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
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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 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.”
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THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND
INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY:
Lloyd Shoe Store
R. R. Eldridge
S A N F O R D -
♦> Chase & Co.
X Chas. E. Henry,
Commission Merchant
Kent Vulcanizing Works
Standard Auto Top Co.
A. Kanner,
Star Theatre
General Merchandise
Roberts’ Grocery
R. E. Stevens, Physician
Hill Hardware Co.
Bryan & Wheeler, Autos
Wilson & Toomer,
4 Hill Lumber Co.
Fertilizers
Edw. H iggins, Autos.
X Meisch Realty Co.
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Realty Loan & Gtfar. Co.
I Sanford Truck Growers, Inc £ * ■ S,P“rl'ng’ Real Egtate Automotive Supply Co.
Miller's
| Seminole County Bank
Miller’s Bakery
Bakery
Speer & Son, Dry Goods
Thos. Emmett Wilson
| Peoples Bank of Sanford
J. N. Tolar, Physician
Attorney-at-Law
v First National B ank
Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co.
John Russel],
V Wight Grocery Co.,
Commission Merchant
Perkins & Britt,
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Wholesalers
Haberdashers
L. P. McCuller, Groceries
!$! B. C. Marlowe
H. B. Lewis, Real Estate
John T. Brady, Jeweler
Vegetable Broker
Cowan’s Tin Shop
Geo. W. Knight,
The Ball Hardware Co.
W ight Bro?. Co,., Autos
Real Estate and Insurance
Chero-Cola Bottling Co.
John G. Leonardi
Reher Bros., Auto Painting Attorney-at*Law
Contractor
Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., Frank Lossing, Contractor
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Shinholser, Contractor Crates
W est Side Grocery
X Southern U tilities Co.
Lee B™8 ’
S. Benjamin,
General Merchandise
I A- P. Connelly, Real EstAte
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Sanford "patat & W all Pa- A. Raffeld, Ladies' Wear
H. R. Stevens, Mayor
1 I George Fox, Cold Storage
per Co.
C. M. Hand, Sheriff
W aters’ Kandy Kitchen
..P^oney-Walker fco.
X Plumbers,
Sanford Battery Service Co. H. C. DuBose, Real Estate
♦♦♦ & 0 . Motor Co.,Alutos
Sanford Machine & Foun Frank Akers
Gillen & Fry,
T J10bjey’s Drug Store
dry Co
Co.
Battery S ervice. Sanford Steam Laundry
n?nfor«d Coca-Cola Bot. Co. Ray Bros.,'______
J. J. Mauser, Cigar M fgr.
A S!yd®s t Johns RiVer Line Hotel Montezuma
Crown Paper Co.
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Sanford Dry Goods Co.
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Price, Contractor
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H. McLaulin, Jeweler
y v” 111 Implement & Shp. Co. '& L t J i p S
Bower & Roumillat, Drugs
Commission Merchant
% herd’s Purity Waiter
Commission Merchant
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O. P. Swope Land Co.
C. L. W est, Groceries
Lawton Bros Co.,
T. G. Simmons, Physician
Oviedo Cash Groc. Co.
Elder Springs Water Co.
Surprise Shoe Store
L. A. Brand, Optician
F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies
Haynes & Ratliff,
Printers. Office SijppHes
George A. DeCottes,
General Merchandise
Attorney-at-Law
C. T. McCulley, Garage
E. A. Farnell, Groceries
Barbers
H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse.
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,
Stanley & Rogers, Groceries
Real Estate
D. D. Daniel, Groceries
Brown’s Meat Market
I. D. Martin,
Chuluota Company,
Groceries, Meats
------- L O N G W O O D - -----Cates’ Crate Co.
Groceries, Feeds
E. W. Henck, Mayor
Merchant’s Grocery Co.
C. W. Entzm inger
Williams Millinery Store
Mid-Way Garage
Virginia-Carolina Chem. Co O vetstreet & Payne,
Fertilizers
Groceries
D. L. Thrasher,
T. A. O’N eill,
f . J. Miller & Son
Hodges & McMullen,
Clothing, Shoes
Longwoqd Hotel
A. J. Lossing,
QufUpService Transfer
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Sanford Barber Shop
J. K. SMITH, Prop.
AHunonU But*l
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Groceries
Logan Merc. Co.
D. B. McIntosh,
General Merchandise
Fargo Luthber Co.
C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse*
E. Curlett, ,
---------- M O N R O E -------Coca-Cola BoiUlng Co.
Bell, Bros., Growers, Ship’rs
J. W. Flynt, Gen, Mdse.
W akefield Preserving Co. E. A.>Osteen, Grocer
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THK SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY,
B. 1. H O LL Y _____________ Editor
H. J. LILLARD.^Secretary-Treaiurer
H . A. NEEL______General Manager
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr.,
a n o u u n o x kanaozs
Phene 148 up to 0 P. M.
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Thts day is not such a largo day,
but just a general getting together
and a gathering of the clans and a
nelghborhod picnic.
I t should mean miHi to the busi
ness interests of Sanford for it Is the
g ift of tho -merchants of this city.
Wo hope that tho many hundreds of
visitors enjoy it to tho limit.
And don’t rush off in thq heat of
the day. There will bo a big min
strel show tonight, and street dance
—the latter being absolutely free.
Th tournament riding and races
this aftrnoon will bo worth your tak
ing a day off and coming to Sanford
to witness. Tho best riders in tho
state are hero today.
And when you sink your teeth into
th a t barbecued meat yau ennn remem
ber that it is real Florida beef and
some that perhaps hna not been dip
ped for a year or more and yet It is
all that could bo desired in meat. Try
it and Bee how you liko it.
Tho soldier boys of Sanford looked
real classy this morning in the pa
rade, We hope they will nover bo
called for duty but If they are called
they can bo dopended upon to de
liver tho goods. And Sanford is proud
of her machine gun company.
And after today let every busi
ness mnn in Snnford get right squnre
on the Job of advertising, having spec
ial sales, of going after the business
of this section. Otherwise tho gain
djny is thrown away. Kindness and
courtesy are great things but prices
are hotter.
WHAT WATER TRANSPORTATION
REALLY MEANS.
Few people hore hnvc realized in
the past and will realize in thq pres
ent just what a grunt advantage W it
ter transportation really will mean
In this section of Florida, ^S. J.
Sligh, one of tne pioneers In the
"ship by water” movement, and one
•of the largest shippors of fruits in
Orlando, knows whereof he speaks,
for he has Bhippod his fruits by water
zince the time when there was no
other means of transportation. In
his speech nt Orlnndo tho other night,
JuL-tnld them many things of lnturest
and he was listened to with Interest
for he Is an experienced shipper, and
one of the oldest nnd largest ship
pers in the State.
We ropro<$ico
what the Reportcr-Stanr said of his
talk i
"Mr. Sligh toid of a ship-by-watcr
meeting which had been hold in Or
lando in tho early afternoon, full do.tails of which will bo found in another
column of this Issue. Mr. Sligh snid
he had figures to show thut tho rail
roads had taken from tho shippers and
merchants of Orange county since
1018 $20,000,000 moro than their nor
mal rate. It does not look like tho ex
penses of the roads for Orange coun
ty has Increased thnt much nnd yet
the railroad heads tell us they are
'losing money.
“I met a gentleman on tho train
the other day who In discussing the
problem advanced tho Idea that tho
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- from 1 can Libby's Red
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.p o i n t .
When it begins to set,
add Cherries and one sttf"•i fly beaten egg w h ite., Chill
.yifutd servo with whipped
cream.
I Deane Turner
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easiest way to bring the rates to
where they should be was for the
farmers to own their own railroad to
the seaport towns and ship over their
own bont lines from thoso points. This
was was n small shipper of fruits, he
suggested that each box of fruit be
assessed ten cents as a fund towards
the building of the ,road, this with
other revenue would soon pay for the
construction of the road and put it
on n paying l«als.
“It is Mr. Sllgh’s opinion if we want
any assistance from Washington for
our waterways wo must show them
the amount of tonnage which will be
handled over these routes. Ho said
ho was in the Capital City some weeks
ago When a large delegation from
the State sof Washington and Oregon
were there to secure an appropria
tion for waterways, this committee
had the exact amount of tonnage that
would bo taken over theso waterways
if they were completed, when .the of
ficials woro shown the vast amount of
good that would bo accomplished by
tho building of canals and deepening
of the natural waterways tho appro
priation was granted.
Mr. Sligh Is
of the opinion that should Florida not
bo visited by hard freeses in the next
few years it will be utterly impossi
ble for the railroads to handle the
freig h t "This must be moved by wa
ter transportation,* ho said, *Wo will
have the St. Johns river connected
with tho Indian river at or near Titus
ville and wUl have almost hourly ser
vice "from."tiiq pv^nerous steamship
lines that will'make our ports.’ "
Blbllolatroua and other aorta which la
so many quarters pass for “religion”
today, and which are given a Uissesfaire tolerance by a menacing misuse
of the phrase of “religious liberty.”
Aside from its teachings, the Bible
la the greatest history ever written,
and it is well for us not to lose sight
of this fact. Modem history Is a se
quel to Biblical history. In the record
ing of some events the two histories
parallel each other, in many others
the one takes up where the other left
off. There are no Important contra
dictions. It is beat for tho teachings
as interpreted by various denomina
tions to be taught in Sunday schools,
but secular historical emphasis might
bo worth while.
FLORIDA FAIRS FOR 1921-22.
Jackson County Fair, Mariana.
Leon County Fair, Tallahassee,
Nov. 1-6.
Alachua County Fair, Gainesville,
Nov. 8-11.
Suwannee County Fair, Live Oak,
Nov. 8-12.
Moltno Agricultural Fair, Molino.
Orange County Fair, Orlando, Feb.
14-19.
Pinellas County Fair, Largo.
Bradford County Fair, Starke.
Citrua County Fair, Lecanto.
St. Lucie County Fair, St. Lucie.
Palm Beach County Fair, West
Palm Bench.
Dado County Fair, Miami.
Osceoln County Fair, Klsslmmeo.
Brevard County Fair, Eau Gallic.
Madison County Fair, Madison,
October 26-39.
GASOLINE HOGS'
Marion County Fair, Ocala.
Manatee County Fair, Bradentown,
Tho suggestion is made that States
l Taylor County Fair, Perry, Nov.
throughout tho country sot out now 1 -6.
to establish laws that will make life
a burden to “gnsollneh ogs” of ail j South Florida Fair, Tampa, Febru
kinds that infest the highways and ary.
endanger pedestrians and themselves. I Florida State Fair, Jacksonville,
“Gasoline hogs” are divided into the Nov. 12-10.
following classes of dangerous nnd in | Polk County Fair, Bartow.
| Jefferson County Fair, Monticollo,
considerate drivers:
1 Nov. 4*5.
1. —The men who leaves his empty
Alachua County Fair, Gainesville,
car standing at a busy street all day
Nov.
8-11.
long.
2. —The man who turns a corner at Taylor County Fair, Perry, Nov,
fifteen inlles an hour after n single 1 1-5.
toot of the horn, giving tho pedestrian
WEATHER AND CROP
no chance,
3. —The mnn whof nils to stop back
of the building line when halted by Conditions in Florida for the Week
a crossing cop.
Ending September 27, 1921.
4. —The mun who pnsscB to the left Tempernturo—A week of abnorm
of n trolley car, whether tho Btreet ally high temperatures, maximum
is empty or crowdod.
well up in the 90's prevailing over
5. —The mnn who refuses to staytho section. Tho daily excesses rang
in the traffic line nnd persists in edg ed from 0 to 0 deg. Too hot to work.
ing nhend of tho mgn in front of him.
Precipitation—A continuation of an
0.—Tho mnn who uses the left Bide unbroken drought of from 4 to 0
of tho Htrcet or roudway to got ahend weeks’ duration In some portions, and
of the line.
the driest September in some por
7. —Tho man who, intending to turntions of tho Bcctlon i nnbout GO years.
a corner, rushes up alongside of the
car on the right, thrusts out his
hand, wingH across thof rant of tho
other car nnd compels tho Inttcr driv
er to make his car stand on its nose
to prevent a collision.
8. —And the worst nuisnnee of all,
the man whose passengers stick tholr
hands out in all directions, leaving you
to guess whether he intends going to
the right or left or up in the nir.—
American Industries.
THE PURELY HISTORICAL SIG
NIFICANCE OF THE BIBLE
too hot and dry to do much plowing.
Little or no fall grain has been plant*
PAINTS OUT HIS SENTENCE,
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Sept 29.
—W. F. Green, convicted here of hav
ing liquor in his
possemion, and
sentenced to pay a fine of $100, went
to jail because he didn’t have the
money. Green asked for a conference
with Chief of Police Bidaman several
days ago, told the Chief he had heard
the city desired to havo some paint
ing done about the jail and asked for
the Job, with the understanding that
the wage he received waa to be ap
plied to his fine. Chief Bidaman con
sulted with Judge Speer and the
Judge agreed to let Green take the
job. Green now is painting the Jail
at the wage of a regular painter.
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o f saving, thrift an(j economy^
and the establishm ent^!
fidence and credit through an
uninterrupted banking con
nection
Special Tax School District No. 8,
Seminole County, Florida, by 0. P.
Swope, C. L. West and T. L. Lingo,
Trustees, and 0. F. Harrison, G. A.
Dallas, and F. T. Williams, mem
bers of County Board of Public In
struction of 8eminolo County, Flor-
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. Fortier, President
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
The State of Florida, ex rel Geo. A.
DeCottes, State Attorney for the
Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida.
CITATION
To the Citizens and Tax Payers of
nald Special Tax School District No.
3, Seminole County, Florida:
Whereas: A petition has been filed
in tho above styled Court by Special
Tax School District No. 8, Seminole
County, Florida, setting forth the fact
that an election has been called and
held in said Special Tax School Dis
trict No. 3. on the 9 th day of August,
1921, to determine whether or not
there should be issued by said Special
Tax School District, bonds in the sum
of $20,000.00,
to boar
interest M
atb tho
JiVUViVV) w
vuwr imutcov
mu
rate of six per cent (0%) per annum,
Intorcat payable semi-annually, prin
cipal to mature thirty years after the
dnto of the bonds, and tho said bonds
to be dated July 1st. 1921, tho pro
ceeds of the said bonds to bo used for
the purpose of acquiring, building,
enlarging, furnishing or otherwiso im
proving school buildings and school
grounds nnd for tho exclusive use of
tho public free schools within snid
Special Tax School District No. 3:
that a canvass of the returns of said
election show prlmn facie that said
election was in favor of the issuance
of tho said bonds as aforesaid by the
said district,
Now, therefore, in pursuance to an
order of the Court herein made and in
conformity with law NOTICE is here
by givon that the citizens and tax
payers of tho snid Special Tax School
District No. 3, Seminole County, Flor
ida, aro by the said order and by law
required to be and nppear before tho
Honorable Circuit Court of the Sev
enth Judicial Circuit, of Florida, on
the 30th day of September, A. D. 1921,
at ten o’clock in the morning, at DeLund, Volusia County, Florida, then
and there to show cause. If any they
have, 1why„ snid bonds should not be
validated and confirmed.
Witness my hand and official seal
of office nt Sanford, Seminole County,
Florida, this tho 7th day of Septem
ber, A. D. 1921.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk, Circuit Court,
Seventh Judicial Cir
cuit, Somlnolc Coun
ty, Florida.
SCHELLE MAINES.
Attorney for Petitioners. 9-8-4tc
Nolle. of
ixtlon tor Tax Dwd U nd.r B*aOenaral B tatut.a, Lava
of Florida
m
_ _
fa, without' exception, a story
In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial
Circuit, Seminole County, State
of Florida.
another protests, because they fe a r' Citrus fruits hnvo dropped badly
their views will be supplanted by oth- J much
of tho section —some report r.rtmrat. rmlirac*. lit. follnwlny ritacrllwd
------ —
ns
r v l n nup,
n - trno.
"HuHiM
county. Florida,
or vlows In the minds of their chll ’ fruit
iron ns durytng
creos are wilting, I'Vopwtr
t»W|i: t.nt*
i. t,Inh.B.mlnol.
u . m. in ami at, sun.
dren, and It is not always unreason 1I ,and
Straw- ,lllnB
- vtw
aaid land„u..f
twin:man*—
«i ai
__ some
. . are. being" watered.
. “
niraw|h(> ,,Bl*,1
(f,B(lw
,M(|iIlw
(ideal.
In
able for them to assumo tho attitude | borry_ .plants hnvo_ made
___ ! no progress_
progress— Ihe nama of J, II. llryre. Unto.a .aid rerllflcalc ahall l>. redeemed aerordlny to late lax deed
of protest, since they aro helpless once 1, some have died. Tho cotton
crop
hasJ will
--------- . -----------hum. thereon on the Both day of October, A.
the authority is given an Instructor been mostly plckcdj there will bo no "•« « •
., , ,
to furnish his own footnotes to tho top owing to weevil and drought. Hie 13th day of Seiitcmher. A. 1>. llii:.
study of this important subject.
! Stock-water is senreo; ranges nro ox- ' ,SKAM
K 7 ^ “ Vt.
However although they do not ■cecdingly dry. Tho weather has been V.Mwr
»r ^ M ^ w a W V a
want another Individual teaching tho ] • ______________________________ 111V!Wf ____
lessons of tho Uiblo to their children, I 1 '
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some parents make no effort to In-1
i
Ma ■.#«4 n l e i Me t a
.. 11
.1 4 L
struct
along theso
lines, und
therefore ^ <■*
all instruction is lacking.
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A private correspondent of tho
Now York Times, whose nnmo would )|
mid nothing to tho merits of the idea,! <■
advances a point worthy of consider*- J!!
tion. He discusses the Bible from the j j
purely secular viewpoint, nnd In the <■
course of his communication says:
( !
“Tho cure lies in the instruction of ||
GUARANTEED 6,000 MILES
our children in the public schools In <>
the true nature of tho mass of (Item- j !!
turn known as tne Bible. Our chlldren are now entitled to know that tho 1• • Don’t fail to drive through our filling station and try
Bible is neither intended to be used . •!
ns a textbook of scietico nor as n | ) wheel alignment. The Weaver Indicator shows you if
cryptic almanac of coming ovants. The ' \ |
^ h eels need attention.
Bible, quite apart from “religion,” | • >
has a secular value as tho best at- ,!
count wo possess of one of the strains' J J
of thought and experience wrought In-1<>
to tho fabric of our civilization. David !!
V ulcanising
nnd Solomon, Jesus and Paul aro p er-1j }
sons of secular Import, as much as 1■’
Charlemagne or cromwel), Washing- j 1!
ton or Lincoln, Until the knowledge J;
which has been secured regarding tho ' '
books of the Bible is given to our i >
children, not through biased and. fu- 3!
I 1 . . 1 but as .7*
tile Sunday schools,
facts of
tho secular world with which as citi
zens they will have to do, the minds of
our people will continue to be open to
accept the debasing superstitions of
111
The Biography of
Successful Men
. .
First and Elm Avenue
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 nnd Builder
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
SANFORD
FLORIDA
BATTERIES
FLORIDA
Sanford Constructs Co.
CONTRACTORS AND MJILDHM
Planes and Specifications ChterfiS;
Furnished
Battery Troubles to Us
All
Work
Guaranteed
W* SpmUUm m XtectriM) Wort u4 t u (It*
m iopooiablo Mrrlo*..
H. T. PACE
P. 0. Bai JU
w* also haw oourm u rr kzcxaxim
roa OVXXHAUXJYO tops oab
Banco you* *
Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor!
Sketches and Estimates Free; m
Company
building too large and none toe sail
Phone 189
L. A. Renand, Prop. ----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED—
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
W ilson & Shorey
Pine and Garland Sts., Orlsndo, Fla
Sold and Serviced by
PURE WATER
Edw. H iggins, Inc.
H aight & Wieland
Elde^ Springs Water
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES
Oak and First
REAL ESTATE
99.98% PURR
Phone Sll-W
Sanford, Fk
LORD'S PURITY
WATER
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
Daily Service
I’hoM
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
Real Estate and Insurance
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Phona 95
Geo. W. K night
Real Estate and Insurance
SANFORD
FLORI
..Employment Bureau..
General Shop and Mill
Work
CONTRACTOR and BUILDKfl
617 Commercial Street Sanford, FU
TRANSFER
The vocational committee of the Busi
ness and Professional Women's Club “WE DELIVER THE GOODS"
requests all young women deefring
employment to register a t the Firet Quick Service T r a n s f e r
National Bank.
Storage Facilities
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
If we please you, tell o th e rs; II **
tell us. Phone 498
WILSON VULCANIZ
ING WORKS
O. a. WILSON, Own.r
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
REASONABLE PRICES
W ltht BroUMri C u t n Buildtx*
HOTELS
Hotel
M on tezu m a
“S a n fo rd 's Now Hot#!"
$1JO Up Per Day
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
General Machine and Boiler Works
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
bands in stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
Phont 176, Fourth and Sanford Avs
New Era Printery
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
COMMERCIAL AND
. JOB PRINTING
Acteylene W elding
OF ALL KINDS
Sanford W elding Co.
Locstfti in Bagla Bldg., 206 Osk Art.
ELECTRICAL
^Contractors
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1921
Utile H»PP*n*nP
Mention of
M ilte r* In
p«r tonal I l *ml1
•fInterest
:
In and About
& The City
the w ea th er
# For Florida: Local thunde erehowers tonight or Thurs# day. No change In tempera# ture.
Floating Snail
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
T oumament
Mr. and Mrs. W. N .Blackwood, of
Orlando, were in Oviedo Sunday.
Mr. und Mrs. N. J. Lawton and Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Leo visited Winter
One of the annual affair^ in Sanford thnt attracts the lovers of good horse
Pnrk and Orlando, Tuesday.
manship and next Thursday will be no exception, and the big dance at
Frank Norris spent Saturday1 In
Kissimmee on business.
night, with the parade and good eats and Minstrel Show and other things
Mrs. W. E. Argo, nnd Miss Palmer
Argo, spent Tucsdny In Orlando.
that will take place that day should find you amongst the—
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swopo wont to
WJntcr Park Tucsdny to tho opening
of Rollins College,
Miss A. D. Mitchell returned Fri
day from Mobile, Ain.
Mr. Frank Norris visited Sanford
Monday.
nnd in order thnt you might know the logical place to find out all you should
A rally day service wn ahold by the
know about theso Well Dressed Men we invite you to call around at their
Bnptist Sunday school last Sunday.
Milton Haight ,of Westfiold^ N. J.,
hendquarters—that’s-------------------hns returned to Oviedo and will be
associated with his father In tho ce
ment block business this wintor.
A faculty meeting of tho Oviedo
school wns hold Tuesday afternoon
*
and plans made for tho opening next
r
Monday, October 8.
Mr. nnnd Mrs. W. J. Lawton and
children, spent Snturdny nfternoon in
Winter Pnrk nnd Orlando.
7 //f s r a /? f r / / / j r / s y /m p e k L
The O. P. Swope cottage on Grohnm avenue, hns been sold to Mr. C.
I. Reed, of Chicago.
Edward McCnll left Inst week for
DcLnnd where ho will enter Stetson
University.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Vnrnc nnd fnmily spent Monday In Sanford.
Eyes Examined
Glasses Designed
Dr. Weathers mnde business trip
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
to Orlando Tuesday.
OPT. D.
Mr. nnnd Mrs. S. W. Swope und son
Francis, visited Sanford, Winter Park
and Orlnndo Snturdny.
Rev. L. E. Wright nnd Mr. Frank
Norria were visitorn to Genova Wed
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
nesday.
W. S. Barksdale, who hns been re
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
lieving Miss A. I). Mitchell ns agent Ol>TICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
nt tho S. A. L. Ry., returned Sntur Graduate Northern Illinois College
212 Hast First St.
Snnford, Fla.
dny to Orlando.
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Dawgone, she fell for It—
we coaxed tho old bulb down
yesterday by telling obout tho
cold that wns coming and today we tnke great pleasure,
ladles and gentlemen, nl calling your attention to tho fact
that tho temperature hns fallon to 02. Wo can also promise
that If another rain will como
tonight after tho dance la
over—of course—that tho 88
mark will soon bo rccordrd.
But anyhow, ain't wo got fun
today with everything stirring, and the streets filled with
people, the pcoplo filled with
barbecue nnd the colonels full
of com, yes.
5:10 A. M. SEPTEMBER 2!)
Maximum ....................... 02
Minimum /........................ 68
Rnngo ............................. 72
Barometer ......................30.12
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WELL DRESSED MEN
S a n fo rd , F la .
Circle No. 1 will hnve a cooked food
Tho Westminster Club will have a
sale
at tho Jones' Cash Store Satur
cooked food sale nt McCullor’s Store
161-2tp
Saturday p. in., at -1 o’clock. 161-2tc day afternoon.
CHOICE
B ungalow for Sale
Miss Esther Flcisher^hns returned
A large fish fertilizer factory is to
from
Long Island, N. Y., whero she
be built at Panama City in tho near
spent
the
summer.
future. Some local capital may bo
Injccetod.
Mrs. Geo. Ilrnddock, of Scbnstinn,
is
tho guest of Mrs. J. II. Griffin, nnd
Call and see our now fall lino of
sister,
Mrs. II. A. Causey, at their
up-to-date millinery.—Tho Quality
home
on
Fifth nnd Onk.
Shop.
159-3tc
The Westminster Club will have n
Contracts have been lot for tho
cooked
food sale nt McCulter's Store
erection of $10,000 new school build
Snturdny
p. m., nt 1 o’clock. lGl-2tc
ing at Ponce DeLeon. Bonifny con
tractors have the contract,
L. G. Loveless hns moved Ills ncetylono
welding plant from the old Ford
Have your watches nnd jewelry topaired at McLnulin’s, Two first class building to the Engles building on
•watch makers. Prompt Service.
Onk avenue, and Is now prepared to
of ncotylcno
140-tfc do any nnd nil kinds
welding. He hns tho most improved
Work is to start in about ten days machinery nnd knows how to do tho
on the Cortez-Anna Marin bridgo, is work. Sec his ad in this Issue.
Manatee county. This bridgo will bo
several miles long.
Mr .and Mrs. M. C. Cleveland, hot
ter known ns Grovor, hnvo nrrived in
“KXIDH" BATTERIES, the Glnnt tho city from Cleveland, Ohio, nnd
that lives in a box. Wo enn now fur will be here for tho winter. Mr. nnii
nish six Volt Batteries nt $2-1.50. Wo Mrs. Cleveland left here several years
buy, sell, exchange, rechnrgo nnd re ago, after spending one winter on
pair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth
Bnnnna Lake, wherethey ow ne| a
ers. Phone 518.
150-tfc
nice ornngo grove nnd since that time
hns been in Mexico nnd other coun
In our new quarters with a fino lino
tries. They will bo nt the Frank
of new up-to-dnte millinery. Call
Brown place on Banana I.nko for tho
and see uh.— The Quality Shop,
winter nnd thlcr many Sanford friends
159-3tc
will bo glnd to hear of their being
Three new concrete store buildings homo ngnln nnd thnt they will be hero
bus been started at Voro by .Miles anil winter. “Grover" has never lost
MeNcce. They will bo modem In his love for Snnford nnd he will bo
in tho old game of raising oranges
every way.
and fine chickens ngnin before ho
knnWH it.
ROOFING, Red and green slntc surface, 3-ply $;],2G per squnro. Tiger
The town of Inverness have called
brand, p|„i„, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75;
a no lection for the latter part of Oc
m i / ?i r 3, Frco delivery. Address
" • f5inn. Box 301.
13D-26tp tober to vote on the bonding of their
city for $75,000 for n water works nnd
-Get your Scratch Pads from. The sower system.
C o n n e lly, Real Estate Co,
A new shipment of
felt hats just received,
which will be closed out
at $2.00 each. Nuff Sed. City Licenses vDue Oc
—The Sanford Shoe &
tober 1, 1921
Clothing Co.
tf
N O TIC E
ATTENTION Is called to tho fnct
The Central Florldn Wnter Traffic thnt all City Liconscs nro pnynblo on
or before October 1, 1921.
League Born in Orlnndo
Yesterday.
SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to
Proceeding the love feast of the Or
lnndo nnd Snnford chamber of com
merce ,roprsentntives from commer
cial organizations of sections inter
ested completed the organization of
The Central Florida Wnter Trnffir
Longue.
According to the by-laws, the ob
ject of this orgnnizntion “shall ho to
promote the development of tho fa
cilities and business ,vln the St. Johns
river, to secure equitnblo freight
rates out of, into nnd through Central
Florida, nnd generally assist in im
proving tho service of ship via water
o rtruek, nnd solving the traffic prob
lems of tho shippers of freight Into
j and out of Central Florida nnd its
trade territory.
At tho evening meeting the com
bined chambers of commerce stood
godparents for this lusty infnnt,
which upon maturity will give a good
account of itself,
FORD CAR PRICES
F\ O. B. DETROIT
REGULAR
TYI'K—
DEMOUNTABLE RIMS AND 30x3V2 TIRES
LIST
TOlJItiNG
RUNABOUT
................................ $380.00
................................ 350.00
TYPE—
CHASSIS...............................
TRUCK CHASSIS................
WITH STARTER
type —
T o u r in g ..
Ru n a b o u t
DEMOUNTABLE RIMS, 30x 3% TIRES and STARTER
-----
LIST
TYPE—
,NG........................................ $450.00
TRUCK CH ASSIS..........................
OUT ........................................... 420.00
SEDAN .............................................
>IS.......... >........................
390.00
COUPELET ...........................
PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW FOR PROMPT
DELIVERIES
£
which reads as follows: "Thnt tho
City Tax Collector before issuing a licenso based on a property value, or
capital stock, Bhall require the per
son applying for a license to mako a
written statement under oath of tho
value of the property, or tho amount
of the capital stock."
Application blanks for said licenses
will be furnished free of charge nt tho
City Office.
ALFRED FOSTER,
150-lOtc
City Tnx Collector.
Among the Altamonte folks here to
day are Col. nnd Mrs. Haines, who are
enjoying tho day nnd tho events.
Sam Bradford, of the Sanford Shoo
& Clothing Co., is spending a few days
in Jacksonville.
FORD DEALER
C. C. COBB, Salesm an
Classified advertisements, 3 cents a line, No ad taken f6r less than
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask
must accompany nil orders. Count five words to a line and remit ae*
rordingly.
The City Commissioners
of the City of Sanford,
Florida, will receive bids
until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc
tober 7, 1921, for fur
nishing said City with
one Combination Pump
Engine Chemical and
Hose Motor Car, 600 to
750 gallon capacity. 1,000 feet more or less of
Standard 2!/2 in. fire
hose.
Certified check of 5%
must accompany each
bid.
City reserves the right
*o reject any or all bids.
C. J. RYAN,
Sanford, Florida
City Manager.
0-27-8tc
LOST
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish LOST<*-Pnir gold rimmed spectacles,
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. j between tho Sominole Bank nnd the
Brumlcy.
131-tfc Court Housu yesterday. Return to
DcCottca' office nnd receive reward.
FOR SALE—Medium stzo safe. Ap
' 160-3tp
ply 402 Sanford Ave., nnd Fourth
lAs'l*
tilt
STOLEN—Small
Grown
Street.
04-61.
Gyp answering to tho name of
I'OR SALE—8-room house with nil Speck. $25.00 reward if returned to
modern convenience, excellent re Dr. J. A. Rogers, New Smyrna.
pair. Private water works, in desir
101-0tp
able location. Reasonable terms. Ap
ply to Owner, 010 W. First Street.
BOARD AND ROOM
116-tfc BOARD AND ROOM—Private fam
ily. 719 Oak Ave.
158-Otp
FOR SALE—Single nnd Rose Comb
Black Mnnorcn Roosters, 6 months
LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH
old.—W. W. Dressor, It. A. Telophono
Forenoon
nnd Afternoon Tides at
4603.
158-Otp
About Same Hour nnd Minute
FOR SALE—Ono heavy duty two- Sept. 29 .................................... 11:65
whcul trailer in good condition. In Sept. 30 .................................... 12:49
quire at Ford Garage.
143-tfc
Ten new storo buildings will bo
FOR SALE—Stable manure; enr lots.
completed
within thonext few mapths
Good dry stock. Price $7 per ton, f.
in
Hninea
City.
o. b. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co.
161-tfc.
Robert Deane and his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Donne, hnve returned
from n trip of thirty days spent in
pointa in Alabama nnd other stntus,
making the trip In tho gray Essex and ?'OR SALE—1 form canner and sev
eral doi.cn jars. Very reasonable.
having no trouble nt all.
Address "E. II." enro Herald. dh-tf
PoBt cards—tocat views—lc cnch at FOR SALE—A pair of young, black
the Herald office.
mare mules, nt a bargain. Phono
160.
152-tfc
r»Y A DAILY IIERALD WAXT AD.
FOR SALE—3 doz. 1 quart fruit jars.
Address J, care of Herald. 155-tp.
BIDS WANTED
..
Rl'NAHOUT
t o u r in g
t y pe -
Section 4, Ordinance 25
CLASSIFIED ADS
Conserve Your Sight
Immediate nnd careful nttontion
should be given to the first indication
of oye trouble. You nro fortunato If
you hnve found It unnecessary to wear
glasses, but indeed unfortunate if you
hnve neglected to da so when it is
really needful. By correcting a slight
error in your sight today will save a
multiple of troublo Inter on In life,
FOR SALE—1 have ten acres of cel
TOM M OORE
ery land partially Improved, which
enn ho bought nt u bargain.—A. P.
OPTOM ETRIST—OPTICIAN
Connelly.
__________ 157-tfc
Office Opp P. O.
Phone 192
FOR SALE—Mixed Jersey and Hol
stein cow nnd culf, also horse und
50 Rhode Island Red chickens. E.
Pickling and Preserving
Mngnuson, Route No. A, Box 260.
159-Otp
FOR SALE—Old Hvory stable build
ing, corner Park avo. nnd Second
Btrcet. Apply R. J. Reel, Sanford Mo
tor Co.
160-3tc
FOR SALE—Cow and culf. Apply to
510 Hickory nvo.—Win, Roster.
160-2 tp
the Herald office.
FOR- RENT
F*OR RENT—Modern^ furnished bun
galow, 800 French avo.
101-3tc
fc'OK RENT—Two burnished rooms!
FOR RE3NT—Improved celery land,
in Immediate planting condition.—
G. II. Edward's, Face's Lane. 166-fltp
FOR RENT—Furnished bed rooms
and light housekeeping rams. 206
nrk nvo.
160-Otp
TIME
We have the
STONE JARS
Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
and Jelly Glasses
See our line of
Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Churns, etc.
BALL
HARDWARE CO.
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUMEH
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921
SENATE will consider
Governor of Hawaii Takes the Oath
m
TAX REVISION BILL
ask m any am endm ents
From Democratic Side
and Much Talk is
RFX EIVEI^A U It A11,1(0 AI)
OCKLAWAIIA VALLEY HOAD
APPLIES FOR CERTIFICATE.
NUMBER 162
BARBECUE AND RACES
PROVED GREAT EVENTS
IN BIG GALA DAY
PROMINENT METHODIST MIN
ISTER OF OXFORD, N. C., WAS
FOUND DEAD ON THE ROAD
Expected
'■■fm
Riders Were Here From
Many Parts of
Florida
(Br Tho Axtoclxtxd Frxxx)
(By Thx Axxoclxtxd F ra u )
OXFORD, N. C., Sept. 30.—Tho
OCALA, Sept. 30.—Tho receiver for
body of Rev. C. Craven, pnstor of tho
tho Ocklawahn Valley Railroad has
First Methodist church hero nnd ono
applied to the Judge of tho Circuit
of the most, prominent Methodist min
Court for permission to issue cer
isters in North Carolinn, was found by
tificates to pay taxes of $10,000 on tho
u
searching party hero this morning n DANCING AT NIGHT WAS A BIO
road.
There are many witnesses
FEATURE OF THE DAY’S INmile from Oxford with n bullet thru
nnd the henring will bo n lengthy one.
RAINING
TERKSTING PROGRAM
his temple nnd n pistol nt his side.
•The road is advertised to bo sold nt
Willin'*- tt. 1 Ml'Mi^.'uh licliig sworn in ns governor of llnwnll. In front ul Authorities believe it n case of suicide.
(Br TU Aiwelxtxd *«••>
* Silver Spprlngs on Monday, Novem tin executive building In Honolulu, lie it, decorntcd with elnhnrnte "lels" or
Yesterday wns one of the greatest
His coat cnrefully folded into a pil
WASHINGTON, S ept. 30’ “ >
wieufln. (,’lilef Justice Jrtmes L. (.*nke Is uduilnlstenng the until.
ber 7th.
days
in tho history of Sanford. Thor*
low was under his head. Apparently
broadside attack in the se n a te on he
were
many
hundreds here to spend tho
in
the
best
of
spirits
yesterday
nnd
no
Ux revision
revision bill
bill was
was prom ised to d a y* XW0 NEGROES ELECTROCUTED
Ux
day—not as mnny people ns Sanford
motive
for
ending
life
was
discovered.
by Senator Simmon*, of North a
AT RICHMOND, VA„ TODA
AY
has entertained in tho past but ono
lina, leader of the Democratic forces (
of the largest crowds in present years
UNEMPLOYED
CLASH
in the fight on the measure.
(By Tho AxxocIxtxA r u n )
nnd it was a good natured crowd, ono
WITH LONDON POLICE
RICHMOND, Sept. 30.—Two ne
thnt hnd thrown off nil business re
SMASH
MANY
WINDOWS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—Senato groes, Raleigh Hnskins nnd Judgo
straints nnd hnd como to Sanford to
consideration of the Republican tax Griffith, were electrocuted nt the state
have
a good time. It wus ono of those
(By Ths Axxoclxtxd Fran)
revision bill was featured yesterday penitentiury here todny for the mur
LONDON, Sept. 30.—A dozen men old-fashioned days filled with that
by the introduction of sweeping der of Stephen G. White, merchnnt
RY PROHIBITION
INVESTIGA INTEREST NOW CENTERED UP were injured nnd mnny nrrested nftcr hospituble spirit of olden dnys when
amendments from the Democratic side and postmaster nt Hnrpcrsohcm, Inst
the clash hero todny between police people met at a barbecue to talk and
ON CONTEST IN AMERICAN
TION INTO TRANSPORTA
a row between Chairman Penroso of July.
LEAGUE
nnd six hundred unemployed men who race horses nnd have n good time gen
TION OF LIQUOR
the finance com m ittee nnd Senator
hns smashed windows of the Board of erally.
Simmons, of North Carolina, ranking
(By Tbs AxxocUtxd Prass)
(By Tho Axxoclxtxd Frxxx)
The barbecue was all ready for the
Gunrdinns office.
Democrats on th at committee, nnd a
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.—With New
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.—Prehungry crowd about one o'clock and
charge by Senator LnFollete, Repub
pnrntions for prosecution of Arbucklo York hnving clinched tho Nntionnl
there wns plenty of everything, espoclican, Wisconsin, th a t features of the
for ipansiunghter was overshadowed pennant ns n result of tho double deinlly ments—good old Florida meat
bill dealing with foreign trndors nnd
nt least for the time by the federal fent of Pittsburgh by the St. Louis
that vied with the finest of western
foreign trade corporations constituted
investigation into tho supply of liquor team the sporting world todny center
meat and took first prize. Eugene
“a device to enable individuals of
' drunk by guests nt tho comedian's Ln- ed interest on tho contest in the Am
Roumillat, the boy who hns been work
great wealth to escape taxation."
bor dny party. OITicinls expressed the erican League. Cleveland playing the
ing early and into with tho barbecue
Behind the scenes there were some OF W IFE ANI) "RAGGED STRANG, belief tho investigation hns uncover next three games with Chicngo must
stunt, hud charge of nil tho big do
efforts to bring about an agreement
ER" AT CHICAGO—WENT TO
cd n gigantic liquor smuggling ring win nil three, nnd New York playing
ings nnd promptly on timo he sounded
among opponents of the committee
DEATH SINGING
(operating with Snn Francisco ns a at Philadelphia must lose the next DIXIE MINSTRELS SHOWED TO the gong and the crowd went for tho
bill on the more o u tstan d in g tax fea
three for the Tndinns to win tho pen
_____ _
i bnse.
feed nnd it was some feed. Plenty of
IIIG HOUSE AND SCORED
tures, but apparently there were no
nant. One more victory by New York
(By TEa Associated Press)
meat burbccucd to a turn nnd picklea
GREAT HIT
final conclusions. Republican sena
nnd she will clinch the pennnnt for
AUTHORIZE SALE OF SHIPS.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.—Carl Wander
and coffee nnd ice wntor and bread
tors in the agricultural "bloc" wore er, convicted for tho murder of his
the Yankees.
The Dixie Minstrels made their in- and butter and mnny people brought
confident, however, that with tho aid wife, unborn bubo nnd ragged strang
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 30.—Tho
itinl
bow to a Sanford nudicnco last well filled lunch baskets nnd addod to
of the Democrats they would bo ablo er, whom he hired to Htago u fake shipping board would bo authorized to
8TETSHER VS. LEWIS.
night
nnd ft well filled house greeted the occasion by having n regular pic
to defeat the committee plan to con hold-up, was hanged nt tho Cook coun modify the selling prices of vcbscIb
them nnd mndo them feel thnt their nic lunch under tho shndo trees on tho
tinue ihc taxes on fre ig h t, passenger ty jnil nt 7:10 this morning. Wan bought during tho wnr under n res
SA NFRANCISCO, Sept. 30.—Joe
lake front. A b tho hand played tho
and Pullman accom m odations for an dered walked to the gnlloWH with n olution introduced Wcdnesdny by Sen- Stetchcr nnd "Strnugler" Ed Lewis, efforts were npprccinted. Tho old tournament was held tho first event of
Princess Thentro hnd been metamor
other year at half tile present rates.
firm step rum
and m
nsb m
hou took
his* !••••«
plnco
urin
'«“« •••«
■*< on ntor Curtis, Republican, Kansas. Re- both former world’s champion heavy phosed in a mysterious manner nnd tho nfternoon nnd the following prizes,
Repeal of these levies was one of tho scnffold repeated a short prayer duction of tho purchnso price only to weight wrestlers, signed nrticles to
wero awarded:
several proposals put forth by Senator after the minister. Asked if lie had i p|oncer buyers from tho shipping dny for a two hours’ mntch to n de wns nlmost disguised by tho magic
First prize—Sam Brooks, of O
hnnd
of
an
nrtist
who
had
builded
Simmons on behalf of the minority anything to sny he replied in the n ffir-1j)0ftr(j js proposed.
cision here next Tuesdny night.
teen; second prize, D. P. Self, of Chutrellis
work,
caused
vines
nnd
flowerH
members of the finnnee committee. nintive and ns the shroud wns adjust- j ____________________________ .— -------- — -------------------to grow and hnd mndo a beautiful ef luotn; third prize, Barney Beck, of
The others included a maximum sur
fect on n stage that Ih undoubtedly Sanford; fourth prize, Phil I.eonardy,
tax rate of 52 per cent in place of i
the most wretched in the state. The of Osteen.
the proposed 32 per cent; retention of Bwcr Me." He wns singing when tho |
In the horse rnco the horses wero
two sides where the minstrels sat were
the corporation capital stock tnx,
lined
up on Palmetto uvenue and rodo
trnp dropped.
flanked with n white trellis nnd posts
which the committee would ropenl
straight
across tho bulkhead to tho
held white electric bulbs thnt blended
next year; repeal of the $2,000 exemp SIXTY-NINE STRIKES
railroad track, tho winners being Ru
|
with
tho
flowers
nnd
vines
nnd
artistion allowed corporations and of tho
fus Brown, first nnd Henry Cnmcron,
(Contlnucd on I’xeo Six)
REPORTED AT ONE TIME
special taxes on brokers and proprie
second.
WAGE REDUCTION CAUSE.
tors of theatres and other places of
i PROIIIBS THROW WRENCH
In the little pony ruco Chns. Beck
SUNKEN SUBMARINE
amusement nnd on owners of automo
That
Call
for
Opportun
INTO
SENATE
MACHINE
wns
first, Elenor Cnmcron was sec
(By Tbs Axxoclxtxd Frxxx)
WILL RE BROUGHT
biles operated for hire.
Another
ond,
Barney Beck, jr., was third, nnd
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—SixtyASK
FOR
VOTE
NOW.
TO SURFACE TODAY
ity of Proving1What
amendment would provide that per nine reported strikes InCMFWYPQ
Jnck Stcmpel wns fourth.
Klan Stands For
sons having net incomes in excess of nine strikes throughout the country
(By The AixocisUd Frxxx)
(By Thx Axxoclxtxd Frxxx)
Last night the street in front of tho
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—Chnntp- court house wns filled with sawdust
$20,000 would* not he eligible for the nro reported nt this time, the great LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30.—An offi
(By Tho Aixoclstsd Frxxx)
ions of the anti-beer bills throw un nnd lighted by hundreds of lights
i normal exemptions now allowed by est number thnt hns ever existed cer snid tho submarine R-0 which
ATLANTA, Sopt. 30.—Col. Simlaw to single men, married men nnd ___________ ; - ...... . .....{sank off San Pedro harbor recently
expected
obstacles into tho path of Htrung ncross tho street the compli
simultaneously nt nny time, Wnr Secmonds, of the Ku Klux announced to
to heads of families on account of de retnry of Labor Dovis, said today.' probably would bo brought to the
1
the
senate
lenders on ntgotintions for ments of tlie Southern Utilities C(
dny in officinl statement he hnd sent
pendents.
Ho attributed wage reductions «h the j surface today,
telegrams to all members of congress u voto on tho German, Austrian nnd the dancers held sway from sovi
Under the Simmons amendment to
urging their support of the Tngue nnd 1 Hungarian pence treatules October o’clock until midnight nt which tin
the surtax provision, the rates fixed cause in most cases.
Ryan resolutions which proposes a 1 14. ho 'drys insisted thnt provision they had to tako tho band off tho pin
JURY OBTAINED
by the committc up to 31 per cent
sweeping congressional investigation ^for voting on their measure nlos be form nnd urgu them to go homo as
would stand, but above that tho levies
FOR POPE TRIAL of
they wanted to play until morning.
the activities of the Klan through I made.
would lie 32 per cent on incomes from
The street wns a trifle rough but tha
AFTER
DELAY
out the United Stntes. Simmons snid
JJ0'000 »o $74,000; 33 per cent, $74,dancers did not seem to mind it r **
he wired congressmen the Klnn would
WO to 82,000; 31 per cent, $H2,000 td
they tripped the latest dances on *’
appreciate
the
opportunity
of
proving
Rut
Again
One
Juror
Leaves
Box
for
$0°,0°O; 30 per cent, $00,000 to $100,
sawdust
just as their forefathers u.w
by unimpenchnblo witnesses tho fal
Good Reason
°°°: 10 per cent, $100,000 to $150,000;
many
yenrs
ngo. Tho sidewalk was
sity of charges preferred against the
per cent $150,000 to $200,000; 48
(By Ths AixocUtsil Prsxx)
much
better
and
both street nnd side
orgnnizution.
1st cent, $200,000 to $300,000; 50 por
walk
wnH
well
filled
for about throe
JACKSONVILLE,
Sopt.
30.—After
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—Ratifi
wm WWJKM) to $500,000, and 52 por
hours.
the
jury
for
tho-trial
of
Pope
was
ob
PROPOSES
SUITS
AGAINST
tent —
»n «incomes •in excess of $500,000. cation by the senate in a fortnight of
It was a great day from tho first,
tained this morning nnd prepnrntions
NEW YORK HERALD.
11 a statement explaining tho the administrations’ poaco treaties
events
in the morning until late last
GENEVA,
Sept.
30.—Tho
assembly
under
wny
for
tnking
testimony,
II.
L.
Amendments, Senator Simmons siild with Germany, Austria nnd Hungary
night.
It will be a dny thnt will Ung
introduced
nn
important
innovation
in
Jackson,
n
member
of
the
panel,
in
NEW
YORK,
Sopt.
30.—Police
prospect last night to Re
tri'cal
...........
°I mu
the transportation
trnnsnortutinn taxes loomed ns a prospect.
er long in tho memory of thoso who
tho
work
of
tho
League
of
Nations
to
formed
tho
court
nftor
grent
thought
Commissioner
Enright
last
night
Would cause —
n "V*
net m
loss
of y$131,000
000 publican and Democratic leaders, who
on ml
11) I ,UUDfUUU
»v..n,
...
-- during the dny hud discussed > pro- he hnd decided he could not find the wrote Mayor Hylun that he had re day by deciding to ask tho delegates came and partook of tho hospitality oC
^ ~*ml l*R‘ K°v°rnmont would
defendant guilty of first degree mur commended to the district attorneys to solicit from their different govern- the Sanford people.
Kit Si.i’OOO'Ooi) from tho capital stock posed unanimous consent ngreoment
drafted by Senator Lodge, tho Re der, with which he Ih charged. Tho of the flvo counties in New York city 'ments full powers to sign during tho
iv lum ,r’,OOU,O
.UO from roll«
• -’“ l —
----of
tho
DEBS’ DEBT WIPED OUT▼»|vUU UXl'Ml lit III tl a•1I -........1 _ ______ A.ff____ publican leader, to tnke
tho finnl state immediately challenged and thnt they seek grand jury indictment present Hcssion the conventions for
*Xen,ldion allowed corporations
|
the
repression
of
the
white
slnvo
traf
Jnckson
was
dismissed.
of tho Now York Herald for nllcgod
1 $-5,000,01)0 through elimination of votes October 14 or 15. Both express
fic.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.—The riots c
concerning tho pplico department.
normal exemptions whero Individ- ed hopes of obtaining n formal order
JACKSONVILLE,
Sept.
30.—Tnk
1804, when Eugcno V. Debs, now |
of tho senate todny providing for such
1lnt°nnH exceed $20,000.
TO PROBE KU KLUX.
n program nnd nil factions expressed ing testimony in tho trial of Popo
Atlanta penitentiary, called his Amet
KLAN SEEKS PROBE.
the opinion that tho ngreoment would will begin at 0:30 tomorrow morning
All Kannsas Mines
WASHINGTON, Se; t. 30.—Invest!- lean railway union strike, wore wipcu
the. twelfth juror being obtained
he rcnchcd.
ATLANTA, Sopt. 30.—Letters havo
shortly
before
ono
o’clock
nnd
tho
jury
gution by n houso committee of tho off tho city’s books toduy with tho
' Arc Idle Today as
sworn in. Court recessed until 3:00 been written to President Harding and activities of tho Ku Klux Klnn is pro- payment of $18,000 damages to tho
I’rotcst to Officials IIERL1N PASSES PEACE TREA o’clock this nfternoon when indictment Attorney General Daugherty by Wil 1posed in a resolution introduced todny Pennsylvania railroad. Tho railroad
TY WITH UNITED STATES TO will ho read to tho jury and then court liam Joseph Simmons, head of tho
DAY, COMMUNISIBTS AGAINST will ndjourn until tomorrow morning. Ku Klux Klan, requesting an immedi 1by eproscntntiva Ryan, republican, obtained a vordlct of $105,000 against
i‘ITTo,.M„TU A,,4eUt»4 *****
New York. Tho committee would bo
ate nnd thorough investigation by ti>o
coaUii UU(!* Kan" ScI“ ’ 80.-A 11
Exnminntion
of
veniremen
begnn
Instructed to "docommcnd, if nccoB- tho city In 1005 for damage to ita
(By Ths Axxoclxtxd Frxxx)
government
into
tho
activities
of
the
t d
7*
Knnsn" district uro idle
BERLIN, Sept. 30.—Tho roichstag lutor in tho morning nnd tho box whb organization, according to a stute- snry, proper disiplinary action,” and property during the strike. Tho casoi
at Col.V i"U'<!ent witl1 4,10 appearance
filled by the addition of ono man.
to inquire into the flnnnclal affairs of wns appealed and lost again by th"
Auy r , US u
° f A,« « n d e r H owat nnd today passed a bill ratifying tho peace Tentntlvo Jury Is reduced to eleven mentissued at their headquarters to
tho
organization. Mr. Ryan charged city, while tho interest continued
p i )0r.c f' President nnd vico- treaty with tho United States, Only
again just before tho noon recess, day. In his lettor to tho prcBldont, Mr, that incomo tax reports did not show mount until $180,000 was required
Communists
voted
ngninst
tho
meas
union to!,» • 1U Ku,' Hn8 Co“* Miners
howovei', when one man was elimin Simmons declared^ tho klan would "propor returns of vnst sums realiz settle tho vordlct.
__,0 be8in serving slv mnniha f„ti
d ; ' 0 ,08inir v,nK,,,v monthB Ja‘l ure.
ated. Out of sixty men of tho new woicomo a swooping investigation by ed" by tho klnn from tho "snlo of ma
ru«ry a , n '
n H4r*h° last Fobvoniro
prosont, fifteen were dismissed tho government into all its activities terial nnd pnrnphomalin."
REWARD OF $30,000 OFFERED.
FOUR MEN KILLED.
throughout tho country, whiio in tho
: roi,ort to hon‘,:
nfter exnminntion.
ciation h,.rc. ’ to n l ° P ° r a to r " A »s°letter to the attorney goncral ho Baid
ROTH INDICTED.
•
OKLAHOMA .CITY, Sopt. 30.KANSAS CITY, Sopt- 30.—Four
nil
records,
books
and
files
of
tho
"in:
ALBANY,
Gn.,
Sept.
30.—Glen
more
A telegram from Postmaster GonoraK },
"Ku Klux to Build ‘Hall of In
men nro reported killed by an explos
visible empire" would bo at tho gov Hudson and wife, wore Jointly indlct- Hoys today authorised a $30,000 re
J 1”^008’ we havo no- ion todny a t tho Excelsior Powder visibles’."—Hendllno.MIf they roally
ernment’s disposal.
ed for the murder of Mrs. Hudson’s ward for tho capture of bandits who
thoin
l.ho hot hca(,» «ro usually Manufacturing Co., plant In tho su wish for obscurity, they can obtain it
two sonB, Robert nnd Issah Temple, hold up the Snntu Foo train near her
southeast of hero. Tho concus more easily than that.—New York
Sell it with a Herald Want Ad.
C o t a i r they WOn,t haV0 t0 burbs
ten and four years ola.
last night and robbed the mall car.
sion shook houses in a wido radlous. Post.
BIG
salaries
HAD A GREAT DAY
ARBUCKLE
PROSECUTION
YORK
CLINCHES RAG
IN NATIONAL
WANDERER
HANGEDTODAY
FOR MURDER
i:
S!
PEACE TREATY
TO BE RATIFIED
ON OCTOBER 15
.....
':
$1
MI NS TREL
SHOW GREAT
LAST NIGHT
SIMMONS URGES INVESTIGATION
OF THF KU KLUX KLAN TODAY,
SUPPORTS RYAN RESOLUTIONS
LEAGUE DECIDES
TO TRY TO HALT
‘WHITE SLAVERY’
1■/QJ
I
�'•J,
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1921
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PAGE SIX
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v
ACT V.
Cabaret
Geo. DcCottcs entertaining his Winter
guests in Sanford, Florida.
Sccno I.—Pm Nobody's Baby...........
...........Daphne Wimbish and Chorus
Scene II.—Dancing.........S. S. Baumol
<
Sccno III.—Esthetic Dancing...........
Were the Result of Franklin O King, of Or
......................Miss
Daphne
WimbUh
WILL BE ONE OF THE GREATEST
lando, and R. W. Pearman, of Sanford
ELSIE FERGUSON in
Sccno IV.—Duet—Oh Me, Oh My
h'
HITS OF THE SEA
............
Mildred
Holly,
Tom'Martin
SON
The following from tho Orlando Re Thorn's n narrow road needs wid-nlng
Metropolitan Musical Company
Before our dreams can come true,
porter-Star about tho special songs
Among the many attractions to the
Chorus—Bob Holly, Miss Wimbish, for the banquet Is interesting:
Of an auto Una to carry freight
' eity tonight arc tho Dixio Minstrels, Misses Mcro (3), Miss Henry, Miss
And rcduco your rates for you.
Tho poetic mind of OrlnndoV^great
who will show at the Princess Thentro Miller, Miss Shinholser, Misses Holly, poot, Franklin O. King Is responsible
tonight and tomorrow night and who Miss Smith, Miss Wilson, Mrs. L. J. for tho following songs which wore
GET-TOGETHER SONG
have everything from grand opern to Allison, Miss Cowan, Leo Peck, Mat led by Mutt nnd Jeff, who In every
(Tune: Glory Hallelujah)
Also “A Dollar’s Worth” a 2-part Century
Tag time and liack again. The Dixie Tarbcll, Tom Martin, Maurico IIol- dny life arc "Shorty” Voorhis nnd SANFORD und ORLANDO, thoy’rc
Minstrels are composed of the boys ’ strom, Sid Rive, Porcy Mero, Geo. Me- Wilbur Flowers, the diners took up
tho two best towns wo know,
Comedy
from Company D and the show is be- [Laughlin, Lil Connelly, II. J. Clause, the chorus at the end of each verso SANFORD nnd ORLANDO, just you
lng staged for the benefit of Company
wntch nnd'seo them grow.
nnd with much vim nnd gu6to kept tho
D In order that when they go to camp Yowell-Drew Co.
»hole neighborhood awake until
— DOUGLAS MACLEAN IN "ONE A
again they will have some of the com
nearly the midnight hour. Tho songs SANFORD nnd ORLANDO, whero
Staging Exhibition
forts and conveniences and plenty of
you'll
find
tho
“pop"
nnd
"go.”
were sung to the tunc of Mnrglo:
MINUTE” ; ALSO A COMEDY
good eats that nre not marked down
And thoy’ro working hand in hand.
N ext Saturday
AND FOX NEWS
on tho regular commissary slips. And
Thcro’H a good town up In the Semi
then Compnny D needs mnny little
CHORUS—
nole,
things here at home to make tho boys Will Hnvc Prizes for Competitive Ex* With some folks we’rep roud to know. Root for SANFORD nnd ORLANDO,
comfortable and while tho govern
They’re substantially the livest burg Boost for SANFORD and ORLANDO,
hibitions of Various Departments
m ent furbishes everything they do not
Work for SANFORD nnd ORLANDO,
Thnt rows a boat on Lnko Monroe.
furnish all the things needful. So
In this issue of the Daily Herald is They are full^of pop and Enterprise; And then can Lot they’ll grow, grow,
; Allison and Rudlsill, tho minstrel pro a half page advertisement of tho With a very friendly way
grow.
ducers do luxe of North Carolina, Yowcll-Drow Company of Orlando, They've n lot of hustling business guys
have been called in to put on this big calling attention to their hew Inno Who*ve come to Sanford town to stay.
WE THANK YOU.
List your property with me for prompt service and
show tonight and tomorrow night and vation—tho Salespeople’s Competitive
(Tuno: Tipperary)
------------------------------r e s u lts -------------------------------in assisting the boys of Compnny D Exhibition—nnd it is Just what tho CHORUS—
Sure we’re glad we came down to
they havo called upon all the local name implies.
ORLANDO,
Here's to you Sanford.
RENTAL OR SALE
talent and all the pretty girls in the
It’s a tine place to go,
Tho Yowoll-Drew Co. have the rep Wu’ro often thinking of you, Sanford.
BIG OR LITTLE—THAT’S ME
city to mnkc this minstrel show one of utation of being kind nnd generous to We’ll tell the world we lovo you; don't Wo must admit thnt it wns mighty
the grentest and best that has ever their assistants nnd tho clerks in the
forget your promise to bo
grand to
been staged. After you have enjoy establishment ns they realize thnt A pnl of ours, nnd if you should see
Hnvc you treat us so.
ed tho day to the fullest go to the their success depends upon capable
Como up ngnin to SANFORD,
anything for Sanford—
REAL ESTATE OFFICE--------- 115 PARK AVENUE
Princess Theatre tonight and for a nnd efficient snlesmcn nnd snleslndics We'll be your Inspiration; wo will bo
We'll know just what to do.
nominal sum seo the best homo talent who hnvc the best interest of tho firm .
There’s a standing invitation waiting
true blue.
show you have ever witnessed. There at heart. They believe in giving tho We’ll be glad to lend n hand to San You know.
will bo plenty of timo to sA* the min large force all tho traffic will benr
ford nnd Orlando.
342,364
teams (about 52 men).... 27,431.00 1 9 1 1 ............. ................ 179,851
strel show nnd attend the dance after nnd in return they wnnt their best ef Oh, Good Luck! Sanford to you.
WORLD SERIES GAMES
490,833
1 0 1 2 ............. ............... 2 5 2 ,2 3 7
Purse
for
thirdp
laco
tenms
ward.
II
IN FORMER YEARS
forts and they get it as everyone thnt
325.739
(about 55 Vncn).............. 21,488.28 1013 ............. ............... 1 5 0 j)9 2
Following is the program ns it will trades at the Big Store in (^Inndo They’vo a MAYOR up in Seminole.
1 0 1 4 ............. ............... lio j o o o
225.739
Each
Bccond
place
player
be carried out:
will benr witness.
Hnrry Stevens is his name.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—More thnn
320,361
(about) ............................
085.80 1 9 1 5 ............. ............... 143,351
178,700 persons paid" their way to boo Each third plnco player
Producing Stuff
Now the big Idea for next Satur He’s a mighty good Rotnrinn—
385,590
1 0 1 0 ............. ............... 102,359
the world series games Inst yenr be
Executive Committee—J. G. Mich day, October first, is thnt a Competi And selling merchandise his game.
425,878
(about) ............................
400.00 1 0 1 7 ............. ......... 185,091
ael, Chnirmnn; P. A. Mero, W. A. Con tive Exhibition will be held at the Frank I*. Forster Is a banker there, tween the Brooklyn Nationals nnd tho Cleveland Club'B Bhnro ..... 73,359.32 1 0 1 8 ............. '............... 128,483
179,619
store in which all the clerks havo en Who’s ns shrewd ns shrewd can be. Cleveland Americans, in which the Brooklyn Club’s share....... 78,359.31 1 9 1 0 ............. ............... 2 3 0 ,9 2 8
nolly, J. T. Brndy.
722,411
Publicity Committee—J. T. Brady, tered nnd they will receive prizes for He's been a boosting Snnford town Inttcr team won fivo games to two. American League treasury 73,359.32
The official gross receipts were $501,-1National League Treasury 73,359.31
for fair,
Chnirmnn; P. A. Mcro, F. E. Mere the best merchandise display nnd for
Mr. nnd Mrs. Scoggnns nnd family
800.
Since
the
YEAR
of
'Sixty-Three.
keeping
and
arrangement
of
stock,
the
dith.
Nnt. Commission’s share.... 50,480.00 huvo returned from their summer v»The receipts were distributed ns fol
Ticket Committee—H. A. Washburn first prize to bo $100, the second $50
ention in Kentucky and North Caro
World series nttcndnnco and re lina and taken thair fine homo on
lows:
/
and
the
third,
$25.
CHORUSChnirmnn; P. A. Dooley, W. A.
Contesting players shnre....$101,102.00 ceipts by years, since 1905. First fig Park avenue for the winter. Mr. and
111
The judges have all been decided
Rumph, E. A. Chittenden.
ure is the yenr, second tho nttcndnnco Mrs. Scoggnns nnd their interesting
Purse for Cleveland (27
Stage Committee—J. T. Brndy, upon nnd everything is nil ready to They hnve also n good president
and
last the receipts:
men) ............................... 90,097.24
Chairman; F. E. Meredith, R. A. shoot next Saturday and the public is Of a live-wire C. of C.
children nro welcomed homo each fall
$ 08,405 nnd now that they huvo purchased *
cordial I yinvited to attend this big Colonel Knight is selling real estate, Purse for Brooklyn (29
1905 ......... ........... 01,033
Greene, S. A. Dutton.
100,550 homo they are more firmly cemented
event and tnke a look at the handi And giving information free.
04,404.82 1900 ......... ........... 99,804
PROGRAM
04,075 to Snnford nnd tho people nnd they
work of the Yowell-Drew Store nt Secretary Penrmnn’s also there,
4,108.00 1907 ......... ........... 78,098
Opening Overture...... By Entire Co. Orlando.
188,802 havo n largo part in the hearts of San
He will nevor fado from view.
Each Brooklyn player....... 2,410.00 1900 ......... ........... 145,807
ACT I
170,080 ford people.
Without calling attention in any Wo will ne’er FORGET the gunrdlnn Purse for second place
1010 ......... ........... 124,222
Entrance of Minstrel, introducing particular to the prices or tho goods Or room THREE HUNDRED nnd
os—
TWO.
or the special sales for thnt dny tho
Interlocutor—Geo. A. DeCottes.
advertisement only states thnt tho big CHORUS.
As Comedians—Bob Herndon, Tom day is set aside for tho benefit of tho
IV.
Martin, George McLaughlin, Percy [different departments but it is also a George DeCottes he is a lawyer there
Mero, Billie Ilolfmnn, Paul Lnke, fact that the Rig Store will bo most He’s a good one so they say.
Snowball Sutton, Lil Connelly.
attractive nnd all the patrons of Sem Charley Henry Is a farmer there,
- As Ballndists—Sid Rive, Maurico inole County are curdinlly invited to Who knows just when mill what to say.
attend.
Holston, H. J. Clause.
Doctor Hyman is a preacher there;
I
As Harmonist—Sam Rnumcl, M.
Read the advertisement in this is- He’s a Hard-Shell Baptist man.
Disbelieves in Sleeping Sickness there
Wimbish, Clnrencu Mahoney, Lee sue.
And Hnys it’s not tho Snnford plan.
Peck, Forrest Gatehcl, J. Michael, J.
CHORUS.
MuBBon, Tom Meredith, Mr. Warren. UNUSUAL ACCIDENT1.—Oh, Everybody Loves to Go.....
UNUSUAL DOCTOR
..............................Entire Company
.MELBOURNE, Fin. Sept. 20—John
2.—Down Yonder......... Billie Hoffman Gallnghcr, snwyer nt a mill at Hop There’s an editor in Seminole
T
8.—Ain’t We Got Fun...... Percy Mero kins, is convalescing after an unusual Who grew on a Christmas tree.
4.—Crooning.......... Maurice Ilclstrom accident nnd an unusual bit of patch Wo are glad bis name’es not Mistletoe,
6.
—Save a Little Dram for Me. ing up done by Surgeon Bean, of this nut it’s plain OLD Bob Holly.
....................................Tom Martin plnce. Gallnghcr had his right arm He is for an inter-urban line.
NEW L. C. SMITH (Cash or Terms) f o r ................................... $100.00
0.—Mammy’s Little Sunny Honey
mashed six inches below tho elbow. And some dny wo hope 'twill pay.
Boy................................II. J. Clause , Both bones wero cut nil tho way But a good old Intcr-Hourban Lino
USED UNDERWOOD (cash) f o r ......................... !..................... 25.00
7, I m (Kina Quit Saturday............ I through and one of them was smash Would bo successful right nwny.
USED MOLLE, PORTABLE (cash or T erm s)........................... 50.00
...................................Herndon cd Into splinters, complicating treat
8.—I Found You..................... Sid Itivo ment. The muscle, howovor was not
Tho following songs the composi
0.—Finnlo of First I’nrt..................
cut, nor wns the artery severed. Dr. tion of It. W. Pearman, Jr., of Snn
...........H. J. Clause nnd Entire Co. Bean had a blacksmith construct an ford, helped considerably to enliven
ACT II
iron framo in such a manner ns to pull the meeting, they were generally sung
We are agents for the new PORTABLE REMINGTON TYPE
A Surpriso. Bub Allison, Fred Rudlsill from the ends townrd tho center, set following a speech to which they T
were appropriate:
WRITER —the greatest machine on the market. It is a big type
ACT III
the bones nnd trussed
the injured
How
about
Ken
Guernsey
starting
Monologue ..................... Bob Herndon nrm in it. Tho surgeon dcclnres the
w riter if you want to use it on your desk. It is a’little typewriter if
these songs?
injured limb will heal and thnt Gal
ACT IV.
you want to carry it with you anywhere. Can’t be hurt, built like a
Quartette—Maurice Holston, S. S. lagher in all probibility never will
SANFORD
Baumel, Tom Martin, Mr. Warren.
suffer any ill effects from it.
battleship, few parts, simple of construction, will never wear out.
(Tune: Mnrgic)
Dear old SAN-FORI), we’re always
Come in and see it. Standard keyboard.
working for you SAN-FORD,
We’ll toll the world you’ll heat them
Forty ways, and that’s going some, «?♦
When wo start to ."SHIP BY WAT
We have also taken the agency for the new FORT PITT Machine
ER" ns we "oughtor."
—the wonder of the ages in the typewriter world. A standard
SAN-FORD
Your growth’s an inspiration
typewriter that will do any class of work, will do it better, will do
Wo nru never blife
Said tho follow who did not like to work
Now you’ve got most cv-rything
it cheaper, will stand the strain longer, easy running, makes no
and ho really thought tho world should
What
you
haven’t
wo
will
bring
pay him without working
**
**
noise, built on the proper lines and the cheapest machine on the
Dear old SAN-FORD to you.
ISTRGLS
SHOW TONIGHT
"AT PRINCESS
THE SONGS THEY SANG AT
ORLANDO TUESDAY NIGHT
THE STAR TO-DAY
“ SACRED AND
PROFANE LOVE ”
TOMORROW
I SELL TO SERVE
W. V. Wheeler
TYPEWRITERS
oAll Kinds—oAll iM.ah.es
t
The World Owes
Me a Living
?
,
HE OBTAINED THE LIVING
But such a life—it waa hia theory about
how to get a living without working.
The world owea each one a living but it
ia up to every one to collect it. The beat
way to get the beat living ia to have your
money where you can get it when you
want it— in tho bank
The ONLY DECENT LIVING
la obtained by aaving your money while
you are making it and put it in tho bank
whero it drawa 4 *per cent intere8t.
LET US TELL YOU
ABOUT IT TODAY
The Peoples Bank
o f Sanford
ORLANDO
(Tuno: Mnrglo)
Denr ORLAN-OO, the City Beautiful,
ORLANDO,
Each tourist sings your praises,
They can’t help but keep boosting
you,
For you’vo got a lot of "pop" and
somo swell "rep”
ORLA"N-DO.
We’ve got an inspiration
Thnt will help you, too,
We'll ship each box of fruit
Via St. Johns river route,
And bring cheap freight rates to
you.
GOOD OADS SONG
Thero’s a Long, Long Trail
A-Wlndlng)
There’s a nnrrow road n’windlng
Down from Sanford this way,
Whoro enrs must dodge each other
Thru tho sand nnd clay.
(Tuno:
market.
ONLY
*75,
W
h y Pay M o
Everything is coming down—so are typewriters. Don’t be mislead
on this subject. Let us show you how you can save money on this
necessary adjunct to your business office.
|
£
TheHerald Printing
ALL KINDS OF TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, PAPER, SUPPLIES
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921
P A G ! TWO
FOR WINTRY SETTING
SHRINE DECIDES
ON LOCATION OP
6 NEW HOSPITALS,
ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 30.—Locationa of alx of the nine frco hospllnls for cripplo children which the
Nobles of the Myatic Shrino are to es
tablish in various parts of North
America at a cost of $2,000,000 have
been decided upon by tho trustees
.who mot in S t Louis, it was announc
ed by Atlanta Shrinors last night.
A hospital to cost $300,000 will bo
built in St. Louis and ; institutions
costing $200,000 each will bo erected
In Shreveport, San Francisco, Port
land, Oro., tho twin cities of St. Paul
and Minneapolis, and Montreal, Can.
Locations of tho other threo, ono of
which is to bo in Virginia, one in
New England, and ono In control
Pennsylvania, according to present
plans, will be determined upon nt a
meeting of tho trustees next Janu
ary.
To the flnanciaUnterests of every man, wom
an and child whom it is our privilege to
serve.
that each client is a partner with us in this
rapidly growing bnnk—nnd that sound fi
nancial building for him means sound growth
also for this institution.
to share this partnership. Remember that
we are here to serve your interests.
4% INTEREST PAID
T h e Seminole County
llm> Ih u wrap tiial will delight EPWORTH LEAGUE PROGRAM
those women who n'lmlrc handsome
Tho following la tho Rally Day pro
embroidery and rich fringes in tho
company of luxurious looking furs. It gram of tho Epworth League, to bo
Is made of a tlm* renting of tho vel hold on October 2:
ours
typo, which lends Itself to tlieso
SERVICE
::
PROGRESS
STRENGTH
Subject—"An Ideal Meeting of Our
decorations and Is entitled to lie
4% INTEREST PAID
League
and How to Mako it Real.
classed as a superh coat.
Lender—Mias Carolyn Spencer.
Preludo—Mifls Julia Lning.
this city. Mrs. Clayton is traveling In
Opening
Song—"I Want to bo a
n handsome fall model of blue Canton
Tampa Heights Methodist church in crepe, trimmed with touches of grey, Worker."
Lord's Prayer.
I tho presence of a largo gathering of ami worn with accessories to match.
Announcements.
j relatives nnd friends of the young
The bride is a daughter of Rev. and
Offering.
!couple, the ceremony being performed Mrs. F. E. Stclnmeyer nnd hns many
Scripture Lesson—Matt. 10-20;
i by Rev. F. E. Stoinmoyer, father of friends throughout the state who will*
! the bride.
be much interested in the announce John, lv. 23-24.
The church was artistically decor ment of her marriage. Whilo hnving
Song—"We'll Work Till Jesus
SOCIAL CALENDAR
ated, featuring the rainbow colors, the made her home in Tampa for only tho Comes."
chosen bridal motif. The chancel was past year, since her futhor hns been
Prayer—Dr. Wnlker.
Imnkcd with stately pulms, which pastor of the Tampa Heights Metho
Address—Miss Carolyn Spencer.
formed a background of greenery for dist church, she lias become n favor
Pipe Organ Solo—MIsb Virginia
the lovely floral blossoms nrrnngcd on ite with a wide eircle of friends, nnd DeCoursey.
pedestals at either side of the pulpit. has been honored with a number of
One Minute Talks—Misses Lillian
The bride nnd groom stood henenth charming prenuptial courtesies.
Shinholscr, Eleanor Roberts, Dnphno
an arch formed of white flowers nnd
Mr. .Clayton Ih a son of Mr. nnd Wimblsh, Gladys Adams, Ann Lee,
greenery, to receive the marriage Mrs. W. II. Clayton of this city nnd Frances Hughey, Esther Hughey, Mrs.
vows. Fluffy hows of tulle in rain has made his home here all of his life, Will Raynor, nnd Messrs. Harry Wimbow colors, marked the pews which and is well known and highly esteem bish and Will Raynor.
wore reserved for the families and ed by his Inrgc number of friends. Ho
Solo—Miss Lillie Ruth Sponcor.
close friends of the young people,
is connected with the Tampn Electric
Talk—Dr. Walker.
i Preceding the ceremony a beautiful Co.—Tampn Tribune.
Song—"Onward Christian Soldier."
program of nuptial music in charge of
League Renedietion.
Miss Edna Ilarritt, as pinnist, as DEATH OF MRS. FRANK WOOD
Please note that time hns been
sisted by Miss Hazel Dorshcr, violin
RUFF, Jit.
changed
from seven o’clock to sixist, Mrs. E. A. Penn and Mrs. Hnulie
thirty.
All
young people of Snnford
Knight, vocalists, was rendered, ns
not
connected
with any society, aro
Denth enmo to the Woodruff homo
follows: pinno, "Trnumcrl" (Shumost
cordially
invited
to meet with us.
bort; Mrs. Knight, vocal solo, Schu this morning about ono o’clock, nnd
Our
goal
for
next
Sunday
is ono hun
bert's Serenade" with violin ohliguto robbed it of the young mother nnd
dred
nnd
fifty
present
to
begin
meet
by Miss Dorcheser; Mrs. Penn vocal wife. Mrs. Mary Rnnsome Woodruff,
ing.
In
order
to
do
this,
wo
need
your
solo, "At Dawning" (Cndmnn); The beloved wife of Frank L. Woodruff,
help,
Leaguers.
J . F. Adams, of Georgia, spent the "Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin" | Jr., wns taken after a few days of
day here yesterday, with his brother, wuh .rendered as tho processional and battling with tho dread destroyer, nnd
IV. I. Adams.
(luring the ceremony “O Promise Me," ' with the hopes of friends and relnCARD OF THANKS,
-------was softly played on tho violin by j tivos alternately rising nnd falling ns
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Blnckman o f’M‘9H Dorschor. Mendelssohn's "Wed- • hourly bulletins were received from
To those friends who renedored so
AVokiwn Ranch, were visitors in this ‘' inR March" being used ns a reecs- the bcdBldc where skilled physicians much assistance in tho fire thnt de
attempted to Have the life of the lit stroyed our home and helped us to
•city yesterday.
alonnl.
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I The bridesmaids nnd groomsmen led tle mother who hnd jUHt given birth save some of tho furniture and prov
Mr. and Mrs. George Fox aro re- tht‘ ,,ri,lnl P»rty, entering from op- to a son, only to hnve her own life ed their friendship in so many ways,
eelving congratulations on the arrival I,osito n,9,e8- Tho bridesmaids wore given ns a sacrifice.
we wish to extend our thanks.
of an eight pound son, who arrived frocks of taffeta in tho rainbow
Death is alwnys a shock to a com
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Douglnss.
a t their home thla morning.
, shades, made in quaint old-fashioned munity, hut the death of Mrs. Wood
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basque effect, with puff trimmings nnd ruff, who came here about a year
IF ARHUCKLE WAS
Mr.. Claude Herndon „„,l A1| , „ , ’[ ''''I '-l»«ea. and carried while .hop. ago ns a swcot and winsome bride, has
UNKNOWN HE’D BE
Connelly motored to Orlando thin h,:r‘
»'»■
»» fallen upon tho city ns n mantle of
TRIED FOR MURDER
xnornln r
, white carnations attached to the ends, sorrow to be borne by tho community
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tho entire effect being picturesque nnd ns a whole, a sorrow thnt enshrouds
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.—Itos' beautiful, indeed. The bridesmnids the lives of ail the citizens. Mary
coo
C. (Fatty) Arbuckie, ns nt liberty
(Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Adams nnd were: Miss Gladys Clayton, sister of
Julia
Ransome
wns
horn
in
Kentucky
todny
under $5,000 bond after a two
children, are in Tampn, where they the groom, who wore yellow taffeta,
in
1898,
nnd
lived
with
her
father,
week’s
preliminary Itonring on n
went to attend the wedding of their Miss Lucilc Clough, of Lakeland, who
sister, Miss Eliznboth Stclnmeyer, to was attired in orchid taffeta, Miss i Rev. A. J. Rr.nsomo in Indin for some charge of murder in connection with
Mr. George Clayton, which took plnco Cyril MeKown, in bluo taffeta and years during her onrly childhood, Rev. tho denth of Miss Rnppc, will bo tried
Wednesday evening nt the Tampn Miss Snllle Roys in pink taffeta. The Rnnsome being n missionary to India, o nn chnrge of manslaughter within
Hoights Methodist church.
groomsmen were: Messrs. Henry B. and living there nt this date. Her n fo wdnys if present plnnss of Mntmother died while she was 14 years of thew Brady, district attorney materi
age, she coming to the state to re- alize.
Bfjidnm Harriet returned yester.
sidu with an aunt in Grensboro, N.
Two such charges are pending
•day nflter spending the summer vorj
C., and also lived with relatives in
pleasantly with her brother and film
Chnrlotte, Union nnd Ninety-Six, S.
illy nt Montczumn, Gan.
C. Graduating from Woman's Col
lege, in Dues West, in 1918, sho
Tattle Ml
studied voieo in Chlcnngo nnd then
accepted n position with a rhuutnu(pin course for n year returning to
South Cnrolinn to resido. She was
married to Frank L. Woodruff, Jr., on
CLAYTON-STEIN MEYER
November 24th, nnd enme to Snnford
A beautiful event of Inst cv
to mako her homo.
Sho leaves a father and stepmother,
and a little brother, and many other
relatives, to mourn her loss, tho
brother nnd mint expecting to nrrivo
hero tomorrow.
The funeral will occur from the into
residence of Onk avenue tomorrow
nftornoon nt four o'clock, interment
being mndo in Lnkoviow cemetery.
Tho sympathy of tho many friends
I is extended to the bereaved in their
hour of sorrow.
P utent Leather Shoes Again—Black Leather
new favor—Scotch Grain Sells Strong—]
Suedes are coming—Satins are steady— this
season of strap s for the lady. Men’s Brogue
Wing-Tips are the newest. SEE OUR WIN]
for some late styles.
KREIDER’S
" P o lly a n n a ”
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SHOES
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‘BOYS and giRLS
All Leather Shoes for Wear
F irst N ut’l Bank Annex
SEE OUR WINDOW
against Arbuckie—ono being placed
yesterdny when nt tho conclusion of
tho hearing before Sylvian J. Lazarus,
polico judge, tho murder chargo was
uninnded nnd tho other having boon
returned recently by tho grund jury.
Arbuckie rognined his freedom
shortly after the preliminary henr
ing was ended. Ho nlrondy hnd on de
posit $5,000 bail in connection with
tho indlctmont, and this was trans
ferred to cobor tho proceedings aris
ing from Mrs. Dclmont’s complaint.
On tho grand Jury accuBntion he was
placed "on his rocognlznnco" to re
turn on October 5th.
Whether District Attrnoy Brady
would be able to have Arbucklo ap
pear to nnswer to ono complaint and
then try hint on nnothor/ono tho
game date ho wa snot sure ho said.
Brady’s renson for his attempt he
stated was that he wished to avoid
furnishing tho defense attorneys.with
n transcript of the evidence before
tho grand Jury.
The district attorney
in a long
statement last night said that Judge
Lazarus hnd accorded Arbucklo’s case
unusual treatment nnd charged Hint
"if Arbucklo wore unknown nnd un
important ho would hnve boon hold
for murder nnd treated precisely the
isnmo ns wore other defendants of dlsroputo."
CHARLES LARSON,
DELANI), SUICIDES
AT WINTER PARK
Charles Larson, about 15 years of
age, of DoLnnd, shot and killed him
self at tho homo of his sister, Mrs. G.
O, Connors, on Boulevard avenue, Win
ter Park, at 11:30 yesterday morning.
Two shots wore fired from « small
enlibro rovolvor nnd death occurtd
within two hours. Financial worry
nnd III health is alleged to hnve led
to tho committal of the rash net
Sheriff Kurd, State’s Attorney Joseph
H. Jones nnd County Judge Frank
Smith wont to Winter Park nnd view
ed tho body but the calling of n cor
oner's inquest wns deemed unneces
sary since denth hnd dearly resulted
from suicide.
Larson, according to the report, had
only arrived in Winter I’nrk Monday
for n short visit with his sister. Ye»torday morning ho purchased n ticket
to return to DoLnnd nnd hnd bade his
sister good-byo. Going into the yard,
he put tho muzzle of the revolver to
his tcmplo nnd two shots rang out.
Ilurrio Tnylor, n son of W. U. Tnylor(
a neighbor, witnessed the shooting.
Tho dccunsed is well known in DeLand where he hus been employed for
a number of years by the G. A. Drcka
Company department store, nnd wai
unmarried.—Orlando Sentinel.
Sparkling Seasonable Specials
J . M . D R E S N E R ’S
214 E. First Street
Sanford, Florida
Stunning N ew Fall Frocks
TO CURB THE LOAN SHARKS
RENTAL
BATTERIES
FOR ALL CARS
New
Filling Station
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 30.—Pnssuge of nn ordinance designed ns a
curb to "loan sharks" hns boon re
commended by tho laws and hiies
committee of tho city council. Tho
monsuro fixes nn annual license of
5 mony;
a close friends repaired to the homo of $100 .« maximum interests rate of
" tho bride's parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. 3 1*2 per cent, nnd would
roqulro
E. Stclnmeyer, on Contrnl nvonuo, monoy lenders effected by it to oxc3 where congratulations and good wish-. cute a $1,000 bond.
Tho measure
I cn were showered upon tho nowiy mar- would apply only to persons and firms
" ried pair.
j lending sums of $100 or less.
"
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clayton loft on the 0
••
“
■ o’clock train for vnrious points of In-j Tho world newa the day it happens,
a torcst In tho North, and upon return delivered at your door each evening,
,S will continue to make their home in lBc the week*
That will strongly appeal to the
Feminine Trade
S
Seasonable Specials (A rriving Daily
PHONE 121
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921
i ; ,« built, nnd the f««m, widening »pon nil ■!«« •
. m cJ thnt hnvc low!
„ow (.Hint
" , Tho hlohwny fro m
in Fii<*t street w as cstmetive on account of the
jhnde nnd the lovely subeffect. Already fourt,(, t"
uni|,r clearance upon tbe
that portion having been
Postmaster l-.lder, <>i
Upon the west, J. W. Bed is
tn acres, nml Neal Colopurchased the W arren
„ the Improvement
■severe m snnilniion iinuno
!c kIk>"I year, are awarded a
, Mrs. 1.nylon H very chnrmher »u(mentions were met
irty nrpmval. 11•• next visit
ichwl in five m> 1 ■weeks is
nticipated.
ry ruin fell here Sunday. Tho
thoroughly moistened and
Li condition for the Betting
fry, lettuce, cabbage, etc.,
are busy hero thin wc»k with
bs ,though many had already
m in the field ns we have nn
|e of water in this section,
Ilia wells always respond
w naturally despite the most
p drouth. There has never
la single well In fail in tho
locality. Mr. Harry Lnppin,
ftreet, hns completed the reI the front five acres of ids
I is mnkin ■ preparations to
|k five acres. The middle five
[the place are t" he kept in
pn<l and will famish a loon| their future residence, a
Ionic which they expect to
le linio soon. Mr, Lnppin is
Inc his plu> .• in |||,,. eondilh, with thin g ml location,
firm a very fi-sirnblo one.
|l Mrs. I,. R. Mum enterI young folks of *he It. Y. P.
Bfiixhtfally Fi iilny evening,
lots were served and the
Ptwantly while,| nwnv in
n week hero, camping. They will tour
tho Btato before their return north,
Mr. nnd Mm, Albert Hawkins unci
children, spent Snturdny nt tho beach.
Mrs. Jordan is visiting relatives In
Alabama.
Mr. Frank Lappln, who spent the
past year hero with relatives, has re
turned to his homo In Mnssnchusettes.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M. Unbun nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs. King, spent Snturdny nt
Daytona Bonch,
Mr. Chnrllo Bales wns In Leesburg
on business this week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Murk Nnughcr ,of
Tennessee, have moved horo.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson have
returned homo nfter spending tho
summer in the north.
Mr. W. J. Jewell is confined to
his home by Illness.
Itev. Stackhouse, tho Methodist
minister, has gone to Tennessee
where lie will locate.
Mrs. Harry Rabun is recovering
after a short Illness.
Mrs. Cal Palmer, of Cameron City,
hns as her guest her cousin, Miss
Martha Gntlin, of Jacksonville.
Miss Hoskins Jones went to Jack
sonviilo on business Inst Friday, re
turning Sunday with the Misses Shopperd and Simpkins with her for a
short stny.
Mrs. W. W. Miller has returned
home from Jacksonville nfte" several
weeks stny, having received much
treatments taken from a specialist for
nsthnin and a complication of ail
ments.
Mrs. II. L. Grier, of Cnmeron City,
was tho lucky one this Wednesday to
get the free dinner set of china at tin*
Sanford Cash Grocery.
Mr. anml Mrs. Vance Douglas hnv->
the sympathy of every body in tho
loss of their home on Lake Golden,
tho fire started about 0 o’clock Tues
day evening ii. a defective chimney.
Tho piano nnd somo other things on
the lower floor wns saved. It is un
derstood they have insurance. Their
home hns «n!y been finished a few
months.
Holton Brown is hero from Fort
Christians working for his brother-inlaw, J. F. McClelland.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Nick Zornovcnn were
hosts Tuesday evening to a party of
22 friends from town. Tho evening
was very plensantly spent in games.
Very nice refreshments of ice cream,
cake nml fruit was served. The af
fair was given in honor of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Stiles, who were married in New
York city recently. Mrs. Stiles having
come from Cordlff, Wales.
Mrs. L. A. Bromley writes from
Charlotte, N. C., thnt it is very dry
nnd hot lip there with many wells
gone dry.
The tennn. houses on thlowny farm have all boon newly
painted and present a very neat nppenrnnee with green and white puiuL
We hear r.l'cul rain nil around us,
but it is just an dry here now ns if
tho Vnlstead net was being enforced
A good ninny growers have stopped
setting plants no the land cannot he
wot up enough to keep tho plants
alive.
Tlie Mnhonoy-Wnlkor Co.,
have put up n number of gnsoltn •
pumping enginen hero, and wo un
derstand they have fifteen more en
gines to put up in East Sanford that
arrived by the boat from Jnckson-
Mr. and Mrs, Kndor Curlett wore
visitors In Tampa Tuesday.
Mrs. Rolland Reed, of Lake Harney,
spent Friday with Mrs. Clifford Proc
tor.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wakefield and Mr. and
Mrs. T. W. Prevail were shopping in
Sanford Friday.
Mrs. Clifford Proctor, accompanied
by Mrs. I. D. Hart and family spent
Sunday nt Daytona Beach.
Ruth McFarlano spent Friday nnd
Snturdny with Miss Betsy Clark at
Osceola. Going down to attend tho
birthday parly of Miss Betsy.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt motor
ed to Osteen Sunday to spend the
day with Mrs. Provntt's mother, Mrs.
J. M. Littlor.
Mead Baker went to Daytona Bench
on Friday to spend the week end.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Stevens, of Osce
ola visited Mrs. McFurlans on Satur
day evening.
The Misses Pauline and Alice Gei
ger returned to Orlando Wednesday
after spending a few days with their
mother, who hns been confined to her
bed several days with fever.
Mrs. T. J, McClenn hns been very
sick at her home. Her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
NOTICE OF MASTER’S SALE
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of thnt certain final de
cree of foreclosure and sale entered
in the Circuit Court of Seminole coun
ty, Florida, dated September l)th,
1021, wherein Mary Emma Weinart,
executrix of the estate of Win. Wein
er t doing business as Win, Weinart &
Company is complainant and Herman
Meade ct al are defendants I the un
dersigned Special Master will on Mon
day, October 3rd, 1021, ofifer for sale
and sell, during the legal hours of
sale, in front of the Court House door
In Seminole County, Florida, tho fol
lowing described laud in said state and
county, to-wit:
Lot Six (0) of Block “X” of Florida
Land & Colonization Company’s Map
or I’lat of St. Gertrude’s Addition to
tlie Town of Sanford.
Said sale being made to satisfy said
decree and costs. Purchaser to pay
for title .
GEO. A. DECOTTES,
Special Master.
DICKINSON & DICKINSON,
Solicitors for Complainant.
tM)-fitc.
Notiro of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section 575 of the General
Statutes of the State of Florida
Notice is hereby given thnt M. T.
Spivey, purchaser of Tax Certificate
No. 55, dated the 2nd day of June, A.
1>. Ill IP, has filed said certificate in
my office, and hns made application
for Tax Deed to issue in accordance
with taw. Said certificate embraces
the following described property sit
uated in Seminole County, Florida, towit: Lot <i, Block H, Tier D, Sanford.
Tlie said land being assessed at the
date of tlie issuance of such certificate
in tlie name of Unknown. Unless said
certificate shall he redeemed according
to law tax deed will issue thereon on
the 2$th day of October, A. D. 1021.
Witness my oflfk'in! signature nnd
seal t i n s the 23rd day of September,
A. D. 1021.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk Circuit Court
Seminole County, Flu.
0-23-Ctc
By A. M. WEEKS, D. C.
PAGE THREE
COSTS LITTLE AND OVERCOMES
TROUBLE ALMOST OVER
n ig h t
Castor Pomace
Hardwood AsKes
Ground Tobacco Stems
KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E GOAT MANURE
And Other Materials
Our Prices Will Stive You Money
Mr. and Mrs. Tullls were visitors in
Orlando Friday.
Miss Leila Fuller spent tbe week
with her mint, Mrs. Frank ToplIfT, re
turning homo Friday.
Mrs. J. S. Dinkci and Mins Olivo
were shopping in Orlando on Friday.
Mr. nml Mrs. Sam Hutchins and
children, w re guests of Mr. and Mrs,
A. V. Fuller and family, Wednesday.
PHONE :i3fi
Miss Frances Fuller accompanied
them homo.
Miss Omsk Allen Is spending a few
* * • :• * * * * + • < • ❖ • *
days in Sanford .the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Newman,
Mrs. Howard Smith uud three
SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
children, Rcyimmd, Donald nnd Olive,
returned from Miami Tuesday, where
JOHN GORE*. Proprietor
they have hem living the last year.
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
Miss Hettio Arnetto left last Fri
UH8 West First Street
1018 West First Street
day for DeLeon Springs, where she
will tench school.
Mrs. Bryan, of Lake City, spent Bt:BHNminriHtniciaMnN»»:]»at<5mitciHimniiar''innnr*MnuBMMMnBHNBNB
several days with her dangler, Mrs.
Spinks.
Mr. E. W. Miller, of Youngstown, J*
Ohio, passed through Longwood on- a
route to OrTund i to spend several ■!
days before opening school.
Miss Mariam Williamson is spend-j jj
announces a reduction in prices of .35 per
Ing two weeks at Daytona Beach, JJ
cent on all short orders, and the price of
guest of her mint, Mrs. Roy Me- n
Cracken.
»
regular meals will be reduced later.
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grei to near ot ms ueain which o c currcd In Hanford Sunday, Soptomher 25. Mr. Wootlberry wns an old
timer here, but left several years ago
on account of ill health, going to
Georgia and later returning to Sanford where he a as since lived. He was
hurried at tho Longwood cemetery
Monday afternoon.
Mr. Walters lias bought the old
postolTIco building and will have it
remodelled foii-on apartment lion \
J. E. Phipps left Tuesday for Minml, where-he will be until Thursday.
J. If. Whitney, secretary of the
Florida Motel Association, lias been
doing .-ome traveling in tho State,
and hns published reports of the coildition of the roads. Here are five
paragraph!- of his report that will interest Volusia county people:
Daytona to Now Smyrna
The a j halt road is good, but there
arc sonic surprisingly deep holes in
it. The r-1i 1! road is not had, hut
again that corrugated effect that
frightens a Packard nnd simply kills
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IIIG OH LITTLE—'THAT’S ME
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i a l CIHCU1T. BKMINOI.E COUNTS’,
FLORIDA.—IN CHANCERY
115 PARK AVENUE
Merit! IX R oIiIiimm, Coen pin Inull,,
W, Schwlml and Cumin M. A 'lm lu.l, Ll«
,vl(*. nml (lio imkmiw-u Loir*, il(»*l «•,•«. jtrm.tc.’, ur iillitta clntiiiluic .tinier IX W, Brliwlnd
nml Cumin M. Scliwiml, tsilnulnnla.
STETSON’S FOOTBALL TEAM.
-------To IX W. Sell w I ml iinil ITnmm
Schwlml, n-«.
DELANO ,Sopt. 30.—Stetson Unilitem-.' unknown! lliv iliiknun . heir*. ilcvl - n,
versity’s football eleven will he someIpvM u m , cm nli'M ur nilii’i cl.ilmmil« under
i-X W. Scliwiml mill lliumu M. Schwlml, «m*l to
what
light this season, according to
mi)- dtlicr pi-no-tl or pctnoti* clnliolnu im.v tiltc rc .l In nml I" Iin* hdluwlliR il...*tll>ril Inn-In
those
who
have studied tho prospects
Fln n i.v | In Hiiinlimlt) Comity. Florid*, l i m i t :
lo in I Bllil 2 of IIIik-U “ A " of MlU'lmllXi s u r toonn, and asphalt from Altoona to of tho tenm. Prnctico is well under
vey of iin* l.ov>- o ra n t.
Eustis in fine shape.
way under tlie direction
of Conch
It n|i|ionrlriR from tint invorn till I of coni,
iilnliil lllt-l lo till* ro iro mtnlimt jn u , Unit you
DeLnud to Sanford
Allen.
More
than
two
squads
have
Imvo or claim .onto I n te rn t In nn I lo ilm
This old shel road, nfter leaving como out so far, nnd leaders of tho
liiniin lirii'lmiliovo ili-.i-ril i l, llieri-fnre. you, (lio
(nlil IX W, Hrliwlml nml Kiiniin M. Sclavlm |, ere Hie fine brick Just out of DeLnnd, hns
school are calling for a more general
liorotiy onlrroil nml rt-iiulroil In Iw urn) Ceiomr
Niforo our *nli| (Tri'ull (JourI, nt Itm i ’oMft long been a terror.
It’s worse now i response. Many of tho hoys arc hold
lloti.o In Sanfoiili MrrMti, on tio Bril itny «f
Tre ing back, it is said, because they conOctoScr, A. II. IP2I, ntul tlicn m 1 II mo iiinko and getting worse every day.
miawcr lo Ilm MR of coin plaint o.liIM.lCil nunliint mendous traffic, and result is a badly
' aider themselves too light, and -Les
joit. ollo'iwT'io n ili-cn-o pru <-olifv««> will !«'
cut surface with holes, ruts and cor lie, one of the lightwoight candidates,
oiilrroil n u lti.l you.
Ami nil ollior pcmuii* clalmlnit »py rliflit. tlBrick from St. Johns to is being hold out ns a good reason
ilo ur |n Inre*t In nml to Hie |iii>[.«rljr liereln- rugations.
ulxir* iii-vf-iiM-ii muter, ly ur turoiw’ii I*. W. Sanford going bad.
wliy no one should fail to come out
Keliwliul ntul Ummn K. Sthwlm l. ur aUierwi*e,
If someone would traverse tho pub because of lack of weight.
nre lierrliy unlereil nml rpipilr*.! m Ih> nuil up|in ir W fo;o our «nM C ircuit Court, ni llio Court lic highways of Volusia county and
Iliiima In Hmifnr.l, Florid*, ou llio Till ih y of
Tho tenm is developing speed, nnd
Noremlier. A. I». HUM, mid ILen mid ilmre write truthful reports of tho condi
miiko nn.w er lo l i e Mil of roinplalnl cxlilliltel
this
with a good moralti is oxpectod
trn ln » l *«M tinkuiiim inrili-*. u i Iutw I ic ii do- tion of the roads, it would make some
to
go
a great wi y in overcoming tho
i-reu pro confi'iiKo Will lie ctilered ncnlimt Mill mighty interesting rending;
though,
unknown imrlle*.
huudlcnp
in weight.
It I* nnlcreil Hint till* notice l-o puMlelie.1 In duuhtlcss, much of it would be rather
llio Hanford llrriild, * newep»|ier puMl.lied In
Dulmnge,
in the hnekfield, is mnkOur poor rondB are a
Seminole County, Fldtl.l*. once n week for unpleasant.
Hull I c u n .e eu lh e w.-ck* a* lo llio known pnr- very licuvy expense to us, besides giv ing a fnvornblo impression for The
tl<;* ilefcnilanl, #ud once n week for twelve
»eit*erullvo week* no lo tho uuknowrii pr.rllc* ing tho county sovernl “black eyes,"— mnnner in which ho gets nwny for n
ilefemlmit.
.
sprint nnd ulso hi staking of passes.
WI In cm my Imnd nnd tlie* *e»l nf pmIiI Clr- DoLnnd Nows,
This youngster hails from Jncksonr;ili Court on IM* llio 21»t dny of July, A. II.
11131.
villo with many notable athletic rec
ISBAI.)
B. A. IIOUOI.AHS
LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH
Clerk of (hr Circuit Court,
ords to his credit in thnt city. Ho re
Seminole County, Florida.
Ily: A. M. WBKKS, I>, O
cently
ran third in a 100-ynrd dash nt
Forenoon nnd Afternoon Tides at
a E o n o K o . iiu n n iN O .
a
nntionnl
moot. This is his first year
Solicitor and Coaoicl for CompUInnut.
About Samo Hour nnd Minute
T-—-line
In football but he Is consldored an all
Sopt. 30 .................. ................. 12:40
round athlete nnd it Ib expected he
For office supplies, stationery, otc.,
will readily absorb the rudiments of
como to tho Herald office.
TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD.
CITATION
football. Bus nnd Howard, last year
letter men, aro expected to get into
Die game shortly which will mntcrially aid the Stetson eleven,
I
n to
c—watching it take shape under
n moving into it to enjoy its cora(Hise is a 6plcndid m onum ent to a m an’s
d i a l l i n g to the city you live In. “ H it the
LUMBER CO.
, >-
q u a lity
* - ’ ■* T v<
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p r ic e
Best cards—local viows—!c each at
Herald—by tho pound—15c.
DRINK
CARPETS AND RUGS
WASHED
and cleaned at your homo or we will
call for and deliver. Hamilton Beach
Electric
Wnshcrs
used.—Sanford
Stcum P r e s H e r y , 317 1st St. Phono 500
Post cards—Ideal viowa—lc each at
the Herald offico.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER SO, 1921________
PAGE FOUR
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
OKEECHOBEE NEWS CHANGES
HAND8
Post Card Day to
Be Observed N ext
Week and A fter
Conserve Your Sight
Immediate and careful attention
should be given to the first Indication
Messrs. N. J. Llllard, R. J. Holly
of eye trouble. You aro fortunate if
you have found it unnecessary to wear
and H. A. Neel havo purchased the
glasses, but Indeed unfortunate if you
Okeechobee News from Mr. Bryant
Jacksonville
Will
Hold
Special
nave neglected to do so when it is
___________ m u a t m ___________ Bowden, former owner and editor of
really needful. By correcting a slight
Week
for
This
Big
Event
error in your sight today will savo
R. J. H O LLY ------------------- Editor the paper. Messrs. Llllard, Holly and
Neel
are
the
majority
stockholders
In
N. J. LlLLARP—BecreUry-TroMum
While next week is really postcard multiple of trouble later on in life.
the Sanford Herald, one of the news week many cities are taking certain
H. A. NEEL._____ General Manager iest little dailies in the state, and are
TOM M OORE
weoks in October for Post Card Week
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr.,
all newspaper men of wide experi and will make a systematic campaign
OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN
CJBOVLATXOV IU IM I1
ence, and the Lake Region ventures of postcard Bending for that week. It
Phone 148 op to 6 P. M.
Office Opp P. O.
Phone 19*
tho prediction that the Nowa under
aewHiMat maue a>o I n n — *r»n*«u*» their control will bo as good a weekly would be well for Sanford people to
do likewise. It is the cheapest form
•akMrijtlM M m la U to a
Om Tmi ........................................... I f * as the Herald is a daily. They contem of advertising your city and county
plate enlarging the plant and other and state and it is also one of the
D*U*m4 la Ut7 Vr Oantor
Bowden, best The Jacksonville Tlmes-Union
0 — WMb ......................................................M O M a wise improving the paper.
lte Me u- te m m WMkir *m»m «•• the retiring editor, has presided over has the following on the subject:
DR. E. J. ME1NHARDI
ttntr M M halMb Oratr u l h m WAN the destinies of tho News for the past
CHIROPRACTIC
SPECIALIST
• m r M A *7. a e rw llN a a I»IM m O b * n
...
..
, .
* „ _ One million postcards leaving JackM awllMMea. Deam iUi la f Utl*e. N “ eighteen month, end he. made It . , 0„vm, ln on, dly
„n p. rt. of tho has returned to Daytona from Chicago
>w ywr, alwayt la U n w .____________ power Tor
for good In that section. He .United
. . . . States
Q.
and the world i.
is the where he completed Ms poet graduate
retires to go Into the automobilo busi goal of tho Jacksonville Ratal Estate work and will open his office a t once.
Member of The Associated Preea
ness where wo hope he succeeds as Board which yesterday announced Dr. Melnhardl has been spending the
well as he did in the newspaper busi plans under way for making October p u t two months attending the largcet
ness.—Eustis Lake Region.
schools and clinics in the country, and
22 "Postcard Day" in Jacksonville.
----------- o----------Arbucklo gets manslaughter. Prose
J, L. Wallace, secretary of the board returns to Daytona better equipped
FINE IDEA
cuting Attorney said If he had been a
and originator of tho plan, is now pre than ever to give the best that science
paring data to be submitted to all civ and skill affords to his patrons.
poor man ho would havo been sen
The average newspaper rarely ever ic clubs, fraternal organisations and
Office hours by appointment only.
tenced to death long ago. This is
Justice in America. Justice means boosts its own business, but gives other bodies in the city calling on Telephone Office Nurse for appoint
quantities of space boosting the a f them to back the movement which will ments, No. 81.
0-38-2t
getting the rich man's money.
fairs of others. Somebody suggested result in widespread publicity for
-----------o----------Jacksonville dispatches say the ve that it was time for thq newspapers Jacksonville at an almost negligablo
niremen havo been exhausted in tho of tho country to adojit'-a week in expense por person,
Prizes will bo offered the school
Pope trial. No doubt. And everyono which their own business should be
else that has anything to do with the given precedent, and the Idcn has been which, as a body represented by
case outside of tho lawyers Is prob endorsed by prncticnlly every newspa pupils, brings in the most postcards , The City Commissioners
per throughout the land. A date has ready for mniling. A prize'also will
ably exhnusted also.
been selected for n “home town pnper be awarded the civic organization of the City of Sanford,
-----------o
Snnford needs more homes. We week," November 7 to 12. Tho official sending the most cards. Tho school Florida, will receive bids
need the monoy to build them. Tho title for the week is "Subscribe for prizes will be as follows: For tho until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc
Building and Loan Association needs Your Home Town Paper." Thousands school bringing In the largest number
the money. Where do wo got It 7 of papers will Join in this event, and of cards, $25 in cash; for the second tober 7, 1921, for fur
From Borne new source that can fur our readers will henr more about it as largest number, $10, and for tho third nishing said City with
time goes on. Ever ready to help in largest $5 In cash, the money to bo
nish the money but wc will get it.
any cause that is in the interest of a spent in any way tho school may sco one Combination Pump
Eustis Ib some city, some city. They- j better community, better living condl- fit.
Engine Chemical and
wanted n Building &. Lonn Association tions, nnd better government, we now
Tho co-operation of doalcrs in post- Hose Motor Car, 600 to
over there to build more homes. In ask the renders nnd advertisers of tho enrds will bo sought in promoting this
four days they subscribed $100,000 for Lake Region to turn in and lend a movement nnd n committee represent 750 gallon capacity. 1,this project. When they wnnt any hand during the "Subscribe for Your ing the Real Estate Board will with 000 feet more or less of
thing in Eustis they get it. Great Home Town Paper Week."—Eustis in a few days visit nil such establish
Lake Region.
place, great people.
ments to select cards to be offered Standard 2V2 in. fire
---------- o --------for mniling under this plan. Certain hose.
THE BIGHT SPIRIT.
THROW OFF "BLUE GLASSES'." classes of enrds will be ruled out, par
Certified check of 5%
ticularly, those featuring "nigger ba
Big days like yesterday, when the
B. C. Forbes says it is time to bies," nllogutors and razor-back hogs. must accompany each
merchants of n city like Sanford in throw off tho "blue glosses" nnd rc- "We wnnt only cards really represen bid.
vite the countryside to come here by vlvo trade nnd employment.
tative of Florida conditions to go out
City reserves the right
the thousands and feed them, nmuBO
"To urge we become a nation of under this plan," Mr. Wallace said,
them, make them feel at home, are Pollyanas,’ ’ho writes in Forbes Mag- "and wo expect to secure the full co <o reject any or all bids.
the means of making a city fnmous in nzino (N. Y.), “would be in puerile operation of nil dealers."
C. J. RYAN,
Persons who writo cards will bo
many ways. Such a day means moro To prescribe i s n panacea for our
City Manager.
than having a good time. It menns business ills nothing but nn over asked to place them in special recop0-27-fitc
thnt the merchants of n city having flowing dose of windy optimism tnclcs which will be placed ut desig
Huch ideas, are merchant:! who will would be ineffective nnd foolish. To nated points about tho city and sub
nut stop there. It means thnt they prencli thnt hard headed business men urbs, These curds will bo collected
are going abend and with a such a should shut their eyes to stern real daily and taken tho offico of tho Real
start, will put on enmpnign after ity and stnrt hip-hip-hooraying for n Estntc Board, ln the Florida Lifo bldg.
campaign to get the business to come non-existent prosperity would betoken There they will ho checked and count
ed, nnd tabulated by cities to which City Licenses Due Oc
to Snnford. There were no strings feeblemindedness.
tied to the affair yesterday. No prom
"What is here earnestly urged is they arc destined. In this way un ac
tober 1, 1921
ises were made, nml none extracted. noi that business men nnd others shut curate idea enn be secured on not only
the
total
number
sent
but
on
tho
ter
We simply wnntd to throw open tho their eyes to facts, hut that they open
ATTENTION is called to tho fact
gates of Snnford to the whole world their eyes and grasp a clear insight ritory covered.
Every
person
in
Jacksonville
wifi
be
that
all City Licenses are payable on
and bid them welcome to nn old fash into the facts and the realities of the
urged to mail not less than ten cards or before October I, 1921.
ioned Flnridn barbecue and picnic, present situation and thnt, hnving rec
t j friends in cities outside the stute,
SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to
and horse racing and tournament, and ognized how vastly nnd thoroughly
Mr. Wnllncc said. Business organiza
the whole affair wound up last night conditions have chnnged towards
tions will be asked to send cards to
at n big street dnneo in which hun soundness, snfety nnd stability, they nil out of town customers. Hotels will Section 4, Ordinance 25
dreds hnd n chance to dance without govern their activities accordingly.
be requested to mall curds to lints of which reads as follows: "That ths
the expenses of n ponny. It wns a big
"In other words, it is my conviction hotel mnnngcrs. Insurance companies City Tax Collector before issuing a li
duy, filled with plcnsnnt anticipa that readjustment has now been thor will be expected to send tokens from cense based on n property value, or
tions ,nnd the fulfillment of desires oughly carried out In so many direc Floridn to other offices of tho com capital stock, Bhall require tho per
nnd tho city wns open day and night tions that there is no adequate rea panies they represent. Through tho son npplying for n license to make a
for the merry visitors.
They had son why fenr should not give place to untiro list of businesses in the city written statement under oath of the
everything they wanted and it wns confidence, Inactivity to activity, nnd tho canvass will go nnd Mr, Wallace Is value of the property, or tho amount
there for the asking. Such n spirit short-Hlghtedntss to a long-sighted confident thnt tho first annual "Post- of the capital stock."
Application blnnks for snid licenses
and such a splendid achievement re ness.
card Day" will prove a big success.
will
be furnished free of chnrgo at the
dounds to tho credit of Sanford busi
"We arc aiming for ono million
City
Offico.
ness men. They mustjiot stop there,
curds to be mailed from Jacksonville,
BETTER HOMES "ON TIME."
ALFRED FOSTER,
however, nnd they will not. Winter
October 22," Mr. Wallace said. “This
1E)G-I0tc
City Tax Collector.
comes on apace and the grentest sea
There arc less than 1100 furniture is n pilo of curds, I huvo to admit.
son of history is upon us. Got busy. stores, tho country over, which actu But West Palm Bench, on ono similar
Advertise. Bring them In now for
Glasses Designed
ally Hell for cash alone. And in many occasion sent 900,000 cards out and 1 Eyes Examined
business. Show them thnt Snnford is
see no reason why Jacksonville can
of these institutions furniture can bo
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
not double this number."
tho bcHt trading center In tho State.
purchased on four to six months’ time,
OPT. D.
Prove It to them,
if tho customer enjoys a good credit
PEOPLE STILL
rating.
GO SLOW WITH JUDGMENT.
BELIEVE IN FAKES.
Hence, whether or not tho trndo’B
twenty thousand odd individual fur
Hnve you over noticed thnt tho
GAINESVILLE, Fla., Sopt. 20.—
niture retailors class themselves as
straightest stick >.i crooked in water?
Dr.
Wilnion Nowoll, director of tho
In forming judgments of others or "installment houses," 99 por cent of Florida Experiment station hero, has
tho furniture sold each yeur in
ln passing opinions upon current top
OPTOMETRIST
America is bought on tho doforrod issued n statement dec-luring that "it OPTICIAN
ics, let us go slow nnd ho careful un
1h hard to holluvo
in this day of Graduate Northern Illinois College
payment plan.
til we know nil tho existing circum
Sanford, Fla.
If that woro not so, less than ono- newspapers, bulletins, county agents, 212 East First St.
stances.
nnd
farmers’
orgnniznntionB,
thnt
poo.
third of America’s ten million homos
Life is n grent riddle nnd must bo
ho fully nnd comfortably fum plo aro still investing their money In
studied with tho clouds of circum would
Ished: lack of"homo comforts,* tho ! rnnk
Dr. Newell referred to Pickling and Preserving
stances—hoping, struggling, tolling, most fundamental factor In the na- j
“remedies" for plant disease
falling, falling, temptations—nnd tho tlon’s community life, would bo n s [ nnd other commodities supposed to
ns
need nnd value o fa common sym
crying a need ns the lack of adequate 1possess unusual properties.
pathy, before condemnations.—John
"For example, people aro today
facilities are at tho present moment.
Wnnamnkcr.
buying
a ‘remedy’ for purple scale
What opprobrium may have been
We have the
on
citrus
trees," ho states. "This rem
attached to tho installment store of
the pnst—tho "borax" institution of edy consists of a pasta to bo painted
lax business methods nnd an easy as a ring around tho trunk of the
commercial conscience— the furni , tree. Tho Beale is supposed to audMason, Sure-Seal Jars
ture merchant who does business on ' donly disappear, If this remedy Is
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
i applied.
tlmo today is a public benefactor.
and Jelly Glasses
Tho Virginia Dare Extracts
Ho sorven tho mass of home makers I "Othor people still -fall’ for the
are double strength, bo that only
yam
of
tho
sllck-tongued
fertilizer
as an indulgent banker; he accepts
ono-hnlf of tho quantity usually
See our line of
their personal notes in the form of salesman who claims that his fertllcalled for should bo used. They
I
izer
contains
a
‘secret
substance'
j Installment contracts without secur'■omo In tho following flavors:
| Ity othor than his faith In tho tnher- which will produce untold wonders ln Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Almond
Poach
| ent honesty of tho majority of men. | the way of quick growth, extra heavy
Churns, etc.
Strawberry
Lemon
Through the service which he alon* crops or freedom from disease. Peo
Raspberry
Vanilla
renders will It bo possible to elevate P)o twho wa8t® tholr mon«y
8Uch
Anise
Nutmeg
nostrums aro in the same class with
the
standard
of
home
life
in
America
Pineapple
Cinnamon
to that "bettor home" plane which is the old ‘hayseed* of our grandfather’s
tho goal of tho campaign soon to bo day who bought gold bricks and
lnunchod by the furniture trade as a lightning rods at fabulous prices."
HARDWARE CO
WELAKA BLOCK
whole.—Furniture Ago.
Phone* 497-494
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For office supplies, stationery, etc,
—Get your Scratch Pads from The
Soli it with a Herald Want Ad.
come to the Herald office.
Herald—by the pound— 15c.
*
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THE HERALD PRINTING CO., be.
What is a
Good Citizen 7
F ifty years ago the man who k ep t money at
home or on hand to lond his neighbor wap a
good citizen.
The man who merely hoarded money was
never a good citizen at any age; but today
in an age of bonking, it is certainly one of the
first requisites of good citizenship for every
man, woman and child to put every dollar
they have in some bank.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Rr*
If you haven’t a bank account come in make the start today.
First National Bank
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. Forster, President
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
BIDS WANTED
%r .
h.
MM'
Efei
N O T IC E
TX‘<
TIME
VIRGINIA DARE
Deane Turner
*
STONE JARS
B AL L
PROFESSIONAL AND BUS!
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pr
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholsn
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor nnd BaiMi
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
SANFORD -j-:- FLORIDA
BATTERIES
FL
Sanford Constructs
CONTRACTORS AND BUIL
Planes nnd Specifications Ck
Furnished
Battery Troubles to Us
All
Work
GuiriDtad
w. SptsUUM XtMtrieft] Wnk u< wi |in
H. T. PACE
P.a
jos 4»p«d*bt. oortioo..
WI ALSO HAVX COMPETENT MECHANICS
JOE OVKBRADLINO TOUI OAI
biivo toux
Sanford Battery Service B u i ld e r s & Contra
Sketches nnd Estimate* F:
Company
building too large and none U
Phone 189
L. A. Renaud, Prop. -----ALL WORK GUARANTI
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
Sold and Serviced by
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
H aight & Wieland
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
E xpert Repairing
OIL. GAB and ACCESSORIES
Oak and Flrat
REAL ESTATE
E. F. Lane
Real E state and Insurance
Phone 99
Wilson & Shor
P ine and Garland Sts., Oriu
P U R E WATH
E lder Springs W
99,98% PUR8
Phone 311-W
8ufi
LO R D ’S PUM
WATER
AS GOOD AS THE B1
Dally Service
SANFO RD
NOV!
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, PH
G e n e r a l Shop an<
Geo. W. Knight
Real Estate and Insurance
SANFORD
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W o rk
CONTRACTOR and 81
FLORIDA 817 Commercial Street 8**
..Employment Bureau..
tr a n sfer
The vocational committee of the Busi
ness and Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THB
requests all young women desiring Q u ick Service Tra
employment to register at the First
Slorntfc FadPJ
Nationnl Bank.
If we please you,
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
tell us. Ph°M
WILSON VULCANIZING WORKS
0 . O. WILSON, Own.r
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
REASONABLE PRICES
W lfbt B ro tb .f. H u m
BalldIn,
Sanford Machine & *
Foundry Co.
General Machine and Boiler World
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
bands In stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
jjriUonof
filler* !■ Bf*e^
poroonol !*•«»•
r jf latw*a*
In and About
The City *£
S o a a ir r of lb«
n*«Uof Snail
Talka Bneclaetly
Arranged for
Herald Read era
ROY HARDIN NEXT IN ROD AND
GUN CLUB HEC.
ORD
*
*
Local Bhowors
Saturday.
latest stylos in millinery
... ClutI).
159-8tc
No. 1 will nave n cuumu
J.>*.**c"sh
any afternoon.
js ;
Dr T A. Neal, of Orlando, was in
city Wednesday, combining bustand pleasure.
The Westminster Club will havo a
J w , food sale at McCullert Store
S
n. m. i «t 4 o’clock. lfll-»e
Bom—To
Mr. and Mrs. Ww C
ditcher, of I.ongwood, Thursdaj
morning 0:15, u boy. Weight, 11 lbs
Will knr the name of his grandfath
er, W. C. Satclier.
Tho Westminster Club will have a
•cooked food sale nt McCuller’s Storo
.Saturday p. in,, nt 4 o’clock, 101-2tc
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grayam arc
moving today from their former homo
■on Sanford Heights to the home of
Mrs. Geo. I). Hart where they havo
rated an npifrt merit.
“EXIDR” BATTERIES, the Giant
that lives in a box. We can now fur
nish six Volt Batteries nt $24.50. Wo
buy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd re
pair all makes Batteries.—Rny Broth
ers. Phone 548,
160-tfc
Harvard Vnnsdver, general mana
ger of the Record Co., nnd H. C. Sturtevant, sales manager of tho Record
Co, of St. Augustine, are in tho city
today on business. The Record Co.,
recently furnished a fine booklet for
.Sjn/erd that hns attracted much fnv*orabIe comment everywhere.
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T F M P I l 'R
T I 1 R 17
lU lT lI l i l l r l l U ilE l
-------Well, It was some heated yesterday but the old bulb only
showed 02 and the heat probably came from so many thousand people „ being packed
along the lake front eating
good grub and having a good
time. Anyhow winter is appronching and you can’t rub
that out and the thermometer
Is bound to slide down tho
scale Instead ofcrawling up.
Just hold to It awhile longer
nnd you will note a big change
in the weather for that storm
is coming and will change the
weather report immensely:
5t40 A. M. SEPTEMBER 30
Maximum ...........
02
.Minimum ....................... 04
Range ............................. 07
Barometer ....................... 30.10
Calm and clear.
*
L. H, Gibbs, now holds the best rec* ord for marksmanship for the senson
*
# nt the Rod & Gun Club trap.
#
Next to him conics Roy Hardin, a
*
# man who has not been shooting this
*
# season until yesterday but who Is
*
# showing up well. J. H. Cowan comes
*
* third with n standing of 783 for the
*
# season.
*
#
On account of the Gala Day colc*
# bration yesterday many of the regu*
# lars were unable to bo out as tho races
*
# and tournament wore being hold at
*
# tho samo time nB the trap shoot and
*
# many wore busy. To make up for
*
# this several men wore in yesterday’s
*
# contest who came In for the celobra*
# tion nnd attended tho shooting rather
*
# than tho raccB,
*
#
On the whole tho Bcoro Is not quite
*
# no good as on previous days but it Is
*
* still good amateur work. Yesterday’s
*
* results are ns follows:
*
*
Yest. Senson
*
#
Score
Pet.
*
# Gibbs, L. II................. 25-15
.750
*
-H- Hardin, Roy ............. 50*30
.740
*
* Cowan, J. II............... 25-15
.733
* » » # * * # * # «
Knight, G. W............. 50*32
.704
-----------------------Coleman, Bon ........... 25-10
.701
Mr. and Mrs. Orien Fnrrel, of Sis- Woodruff, F. L., J r....*
.700
tcrsville, W. Va., have arrived in the Stringfellow, W,A..... 50*33
.093
city and will Bpend the winter here,
Wallace, A. II............ 50-34
.081
-------Stevens, R. E............ 50-31
.077
E. II. Parker, the rate man, has re- Kennedy, K............ #....
.607
turned from a trip to ninny of tho Newman, It. A............. 50-28
.044
northern markets where he looked Puleston, S............... *
.042
them over. Mr. Parker is well vers- Whitner, Chns. ......... 50-21
.031
od on the traffic problems nnd freight Leonard, N. H........... 50-30
.027
rates and will open a bureau hero In Hand, Walter S........ 25-14
.025
the near future.
[Hill, W. C.................... 75-38
.597
-------Hickson, D. C........... #
.587
Frank Akers, the tireless booster of Hickson, J. T........... *
.587
tires and other necessaries, states in Howard, C. C............... 25-11
.579
an advertisement today that ho is giv- Maxwell, It. C............. 50-25
.575
ing 15 per cent off on nil United Yountz, Sam ...........*
.504
States tires now. See the udvertiBc- Overstreet, B. J .......... 25-14
.500
mont nnd got your tires now. It will Wight, It. It............. *
.538
pay you.
Higgins, Ed................ 25-11
.525
-------Hutchison, Jos. C..... 50-20
.520
CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon Douglass, Vance E.... *
.504
nnd ovening, Gray Gables, on tho Smith, II. P........... :.... 50-25
.500
beach, Seabreeze, Fin. Phono 491. Kilboe, W. G............... 25-12
.480
Froo bath houses.
74-Fri-St-0m Stokes, C. W.............. 50-24
.480
■
Stootoff, C.................*
.480
Ilnumcl’s Specialty Shop hns an ad- Mobley, E. D............ *
.480
vcrtlsomont in this issue calling atten -' Herndon, It. W.......... *
.480
tion to tho fact that they are mnk- Akers, Frank ........... 25-17
.453
ing special prices tomorrow only on Fitts, W. A................ 25-11
.440
ladles’ hats and waists. Ilcnd the ud- Kennedy, Robt......... *
.440
vcrtiBemcnt and see the wonderful StonofT, M.................#
.440
values at the store.
Kennedy, L. .............. *
.420
-------i Herring, Geo, G........#
.400
A
A
new
s h ip m e n t
of “
f e lt h a ts j u s t re c e iv e d ,
w
h ic h w ill b e c lo s e d o u t
In our new quarters with a fino lino
of new up-to-date millinery, Call a t $ 2 . 0 0 e a c h . N u f f S e d .
'Md see us,—The Quality Shop.
169-3tc — T h e S a n f o r d S h o e &
C ln ih in tr P n
ff
'HOOFING, Red and green slato surface, 3-ply $3.25 per square. Tiger
Hownrd Lyman, one of the "Lyman
T O , plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; Sins” wna in tho city today from his
r ^ 1?2.25. Free delivery. Addrcas homo in Altamonte and was circulat
•«. E. Ginn, Box 391.
139-2fltn ing among his mnny Sanford friends.
Hownrd was one of the shining lights
• ami Mrs, J. E. Spurting have re- nt the Orinndo Chnnibor of Commcrco
(1 from a trip to points in Illi- banquet Tuesday night nnd entertain
nml ,)hil> nnd other states. Mr. ed them with his Btore of wit nnd re
'ing enjoyed tho trip he stated partee,
hi’ return hut was glad to got
to where everything looks prosPost cards—local views—!c each nt
tho Herald office.
lc[ ’
Bryan, L. t ................. 25. 7
Toinr, j . n .................. 50-17
.370
.347
7
Dial, Bert ................. 25- 4
#I)id not shoot yesterday.
5
.100
NOTICE
Mndtime Harriot has returned from
her vncntlon nnd will open her beauty
pnrlors over Mobley’s Drug Store,
Monday, October 3.
101-1 tc
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
The Ladies of tho Congregational
Church will hold their Christmas Ba
zaar, December 17th. Place to be nnanounced Inter.
162-2tp
f o r d c a r p r ic e s
F\ O. B. DETROIT
REGULAR
type -
touiung
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chassis.........;;;;;;;....................................................................................
y
DEMOUNTABLE RIMS AND
type _
LIST
.................. :.................. $380.00
......................... .............. 350.00
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'V Ru n a b o u t
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WI TH STARTER
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DEMOUNTABLE RIMS,
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TniitTixT«
LIST
H U N A iuS w ........................................... *450.00
TIRES and STARTER
TYI’E TR U C K C H A S 8 I S .............................
PI-ACE YOUR ORDERS NOW FOR PROMPT
DELIVERIES
FORD DEALER
U. C. COBB, Salesman
f"
A......... *or
Sanford, Florida
T ournament
One of the annual affairs in Sanford that attracts the lovers of good horse*
munship and next Thursday will bo no exception, and the big dance at
night, with the parade and good eats and Minstrel Show and other things
that will take place that day should find you nmongst the—
nnd in order that you might know the logical place to find out all you should
know about these Well Dressed Men we invite you to call around at their
headquarters—that's----------------------
BELCHER CASE TO JURY
TODAY IS BELIEF AS
TESTIMONY IS ALL IN
CLEARWATER, Sept. 30— Thu
enso of the state of Florida ngninst
Dr. Irving Belcher, of Tarpon
Springs, charged with manslaughter
in connection with the death of Miss
Virginia Turner, twenty-year-old girl,
will go to the jury today.
That much was assured at the con
clusion of the court session in the
Pinellas county court house here. All
the evidence hns been presented to tho
jury nnd both sides have closed thoir
cases. Time for arguments has been
limited to three nnd a half hours for
each side. Allowing time for tho
court’s charge to the jury, the enso
should be in the hands of tho jurors
early. Night session of court prob
ably will bo bold to nwnit the verdict.
The indications are that Judge O.
K. Honvos, of Tampa, who as assist
ant to Prosecutor E. P. Wilson, hns
virtually conducted the state’s case,
will make the final argument. If this
Is the enso, Prosecutor Wilson will
mnko tho opening nrgument. The de
fense hns four nttorneyH—Col. Thomns Palmer, W. II. Dickenson and A. B.
McMullen of Tnmpn, nnd J. L .Kelly,
of this city. It is problematical how
many of these will argue before the
jgry, but it is regarded as certain that
Colonel Palmer and Mr. Dickenson
will present arguments.
The audience which crowded the
courtroom ngnin today was distinctly
disappointed when tho defense closed
Rb case thiH afternoon without put
ting the defendant on the stand.
When the stnte rested its case this
morning, Colonel Palmer, chief coun
sel for tho defense, mndo a determin
ed effort to hnv„ Judge C. O. An
drews to terminate tho case and in
struct tho jury to return a verdict of
not guilty.
Judge Andrews denied the motion
nnd the defense then put on its wit
nesses.
CLEARWATER, Sept. 30.—With
seven nttomoy presenting arguments
today In the case of Belcher, on triul
for manslaughter in connection with
tho death of Virginln Turner, the case
will probably not go to the Jury be
fore night. Arguments on ench side
is limited to three hours and n half.
Prosecuting Attorney Wilson opened
for the State, nnd A. n. McMuiltn for
the defense, is noxtto address the jury.
CHOICE
Bungalow for Sale
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
C o n n e lly Real Estate Co
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No sd taken for less that
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash
must nccompnny nil ardors. Count flvo words to a line and remit arcordlngly.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap
ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth
Street.
04-01.
FOR SALE—8-room house with nil
modern convenience, excellent re
pair. Private water works, in desir
able location. Reasonable terms. Ap
ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
110-tfc
LOST—Pair gold rimmed spectacles,
between the Seminole Bunk nnd tho
Court House yesterdny. Return to
DuColles’ office and rcccivu reward.
LOST OH STOLEN—Smn
brown
Gyp answering to tho name of
Speck. $25,00 reward if roturnod to
FOR SALE~-31nglo and Rose Comb Dr. J. A. Rogers, Now Smyrna.
101-Otp
Black Mnnorca Roosters, 0 monthB
old.—W. W. Dressor, It. A. Telephono
4003.
158-fltp BOARD AND ROOM
FOR SALE—One hoavy duty two BOARD AND ROOM—Private fnm
wheel truilor in good condition. In
quire at Ford Garage.
143-tf*
WANTED
FOR SALE—Stablo manure; enr lots. WANTED—Extra salesladies at tho
Good dry stock. Price $7 per ton, f.
Surprise Shoe Store.
102-2tc
o. h. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co.
151-tfe,
LIVE STOCK ROUND UP,
1 have ten acres of cel
Jack Hughes, of Orlando, one of the
best writers and Associate Press oper FOR SALE—Old livery stable build
ators in tho South, woh In the city to
ing, cornor Purk uve. nnd Second
day, coming up on special work for street. Apply R. J. Reel, Sunford Mo
one of tho New York pnpcrH. Jack tor Co,
100*3tc
has deserted the newspaper game for
tho more lucrative real estate business
but ho gets back now nnd then. Ho
pnid tho Herald office on appreciated
visit.
GAINESVILLE, Sept. 30.—Dr.
Wilmon Newell, director of tho Co
operative Extension Work In Agri
culture and Homo Economics, has
made public tho preliminary program
for the sixth annual livestock round
up to bo held hero on October 0-7.
Thu initial session will include an
address by Dr. Nowoll, W. C. Lnasottor will discuss Pay-Day on tho Farm.
Dr. N. W. Sanborn, How to Got More
Eggs, and n discussion of Florida
ngninst western condltionss for llvo•stook will bo conducted by Jesse M.
Jones, An auction sale of dairy calves
will bo held In the afternoon nnd Dr.
II. A. Morgan, president of the Unlvorsit yof Tennessee will speak in
the evening.
The morning session the last of tho
meeting will be devoted to an address on poultry by Dr. Snnbom whll
various phases of cattle and hog rats*
(ng will be discussed by L. S. Horvord, L. M. Rhodes, of tho State Markettng Bureau, and Dr. A. L. Shcal©y, C. A. Cobb, editor of the South*
KISSIMMEE HONORS
WORLD WAR HERO, tef cypress, manufactured In boat milts
insures first quality at lowest posKISSIMMEE, Fla., Sopt. 30— Kis Bible cost consistent with good lumsimmee stores closed yesterday in ber—less middlemen’s hoavy profitstribute to another of her sons, who GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry,
188-e.o.d-13tc
was killed in action In the world war. Florida.
Funeral services of Nathan Bryant
FOR RENT
Carson, Jr., wore hold from the home
of hla mothor, Mrs. N. B. Carson, un FOR RENT—Modem, furnished bun
der the auspices of the William T.
galow, 309 French ave.
lfll-3tc
Makinson post of tho American Le
gion. “Nat,” as ho wns known to his FOR RENT—T wq fumishcd^oomT
Apply .1004 Elm Ave.
182-tfc
Living coats are still aixty-thre*
friends, was horn In Kissimmee, 23
years ago, and served with the mas FOR RENT—Improved celery land, per cent above the 1014 level and
in immediate planting condition.— have nothing to arbitrate.—Pitta*'
rlne in the world war. He was killed
G. H. Edward’s, Pace's Lane. 150-6tp burg Dispatch.
In Argonno forest, Nov. 1, 1918.
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S anford
I N T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T
Sanford
THB
Herald
"City Substantial’
'Wi
V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N
SANFORD, FLO RID A, SATU R D AY, OCTOBER 1, 1921
VOLUME II
NU M B ER 163
Flood Brings Death and Loss to San Antonio
bank and trust co m pany
will be organized as
SANFORD INSTITUTION
Being Prepared
For New $100,000
Bank & Trust Co.
Charter
SU PR E M E COURT
OF M ASSACH U SETTS
REMOVES A T T R O R N E Y.
State’s Attorney W ideman Says He Has
N ever H ad A n y
(By Th* AitociaUd Frau)
BOSTON, Oct. 1.— The Supreme
Court o f Massachusetts today an
nounced .the removal from office of
Nathan A. Tufts, district nttorney of
'Middlesex county. Its finding It was
sttlfK AFTER ONE D AY’S C A N
said, waB for public good.
VASS OF LOCAL HUSINESS
MEN AND INVESTORS
.
D AD E C O U N TY CAN
BORROW M O NEY IF
A new financial institution for SanL E G IS LA T U R E MEETS.
Iford or rather n re-organization of
(oversubscribe
one ’already established, will bo the
I new bank and trust company, articles
lof incorporation now being prepared
I for the same. It will be a reorganiza
tion of the Peoples Hank and whether
I the name will be the Peoples Bank &
iTrust Co., or have another
nnmo
I makes but a small difference for it
■will be a new proposition with all the
■features of the banking system and
Iwith the trust feature added to give
Ithe patrons a much better service In
|many ways.
To demonstrate the ready response
Ithjt met the efforts of the organizers
lir.d the need of an institution of this
(kind in Sanford it is stated thnt in one
Idiy’s time the $100,000 capital stock
lof the new institution wns largely ovIversubscribed and the books hod to bo
Idoscd. Of this amount 025 shares are
ISanford people and only 75 shares nre
lout of town investors, thus insuring
■the people thnt it will be a strictly
[home institution in every way. It will
■have strong outside financial backing
■putting considerable outside money
■into Sanford for investment purposes
lind will do much toward building up
ISinford and Seminole county.
The
[trust feature means thnt money will
lie available for loans on real estate to
■satisfy the insistent demnnds being
Imade every day for the building of
Imore homes and the enlarging of the
Icapital stock with the money nvnilnble
Ifrom other sources will make u d iffer
ence in the ability of the bank to
Iplare more money in realty loans. The
Keting of the stockholders will be
(By The A.iool.t.d Frau)
CONFESSION
REGARDSPOPE
ERRONEOUS
WILL
Tw o views in the city o f Han Antonio. Tex., which was swept by a Hood caused by u cloudburst, many lives heng lost anil vast damage done. The photographs show tho Alnmo plnzn with the post oltlce In the background, and
the Alamo at the rig h t ; and the Main pluzu and Cathedral o f Halt Feraaado.
NONE
POPE IND ICTED FOR MURDER IN
CONNECTION W ITH R AW LIN G S
— POPE P LA N N E D IT.
(By Thi Atioclitid Frau)
JAC K S O N V ILLE ,
TAX OFF BIG BUSINESS
AND PUT ON LITTLE ONE
ACCORDING TO SMOOT
M IA M I,
Oct. 1.— Arrangements
were completed today whereby th e 1
Miami banks will loan the county
board o feducation $30,000 per month
fo r n period o f three months for tho
operation o f tho Dade county schools,
providing Governor Hardee will coll a
special, session o f thq/elcgislnture to
authorize the issuance o f $500,000 of
school bonds.
Arrangements were made yesterday
between tho board and a big bond Senator Simmons
D e
buying house o f Toledo, Ohio, where
nounces Republican
by the Toledo firm agrees to finance
tho hoard by buying its bonds, pro
Plan o f Taxation
vided tho governor will call the spec
ial session to authorize the issue.
Tho Dade County School Board is
without funds to carry on the school
work.
TO POOR A N D LIFTS IT FROM
C A P IT A L IS T IC CLASS— M AKES
CONSUMER P A Y
ADDS B U R D E N
that if there could be nn agreement
for nn cquitnblc readjustment o f the
taxes so that the several groups of
taxpayers would be on n parity, as
proposed in the Democratic program,
he personally would be willing to give
serious consideration to u manufac
turers’ sale or consumption tax, prop
erly snfegunrded, ns n substitute for
all of the miscellaneous taxes im
posed under the present law.
The North Cnrolinn senator appeal
ed to parties to get together in an of-
Oct.
1.— Stnto
Attorney Widcmnnn announced In cir
H E ILM A N LEADS B A IT E R S
OF T H E A M E R IC AN LEAG U E cuit court toduy just before tho tak
(Dr Th* AiMctat.il Fr.it)
ing of evidence begun in tho trial of
John Pope, chnrgcd with murder
in
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.— Heilmnnn, of
Detroit, is the leading bnttcr for the the first degree, thnt ho hnd no con
American League with n percentage fession from anyone in connection
of .301 hut the manager o f the club, with the case and that tho stnto would
T y Cobb, is pushing closo behind with not use any. Pope wns indicted for
.300, only one point in rear. Hornes- murder in connection with tho killing
by, o f St. Louis, Ih leading the Nat of George Hickman by Frank Rnwlionals with .408. Homo runs: Babe ins. It hnd been understood thnt RawRuth, 58; National Kelly, New York, linn hnd mnde a written confession
23; base stenfers, American, Slsler, chnrging Pope with having planned
St. LouiH, 28; Nationnl Frisch, o f New the attempted robbery during which
^ ork, 47.
|Hickman wns killed. Stntc announced
~ i ----------------------, it hnd more thnn twenty witnesses to
I EM P E R A TU R E BELOW
, testify for tho prosecution.. Tho prinN O R M A L N E X T WEEK, cipnl ones being Ilnwlins, Irwin Nov
-------I itzky, arrested when Pope was taken
W A » G T O N ' : ' o c t t - T e m p . ; in'„” ^
’•
rature somewhat below normal with •
,m° tr an< H 8ter wcr®
.
.
.
.. a . , ..
.
. i n court, both in mourning on account
local rains h0 first o f the week and of t|w rcccr, deuth o f Colonol Fronk
fair hereafter, is the forecast for w> popef fntht.r o f tho defendant. Tho
Florida for the week beginning Sun- Btnto clnlm(?d it8 caflu wa„ omburra88ed
W A S IIIN G TO N , Oct. 1.— Two sep- fort to work out n 1,111 me« tin* the
orate tax programs as substitutes for requirements o f the present situation day. No indication o f a disturbance by thc nenrnc88 o f 80 mnny roiati Ves
in the ^ c s t Indies nt this time.
def cndnnt and the sister wns
most o f the levy provisions in the nndconditions,
asked
to
move several feet away.
pending revenue revision hill yester
Wldemen stated Pope wns implicated
day were presented to the senate, one P A T IE N T W A N TE D DOCTOR
TO T A K E OWN M ED IC INE
hy statements by Rawlins but that
from the Republican side nnd
one
TARPO N
SPRINGS
P H Y S IC IA N from the Democratic side.
ALM OST K ILLE D HIM.
T U I ? P D I I M T D V A I / I 7 D in 8tr,ct t,,rm o f wor,J hc wns
in
C LE AR E D OF CHARGE OF
I n l i L U L I l l I I I I U Y L H P°»»8e»ion o f a written confession. E.
Senator Smoot, of Ualt, proposed:
M A N S LA U G H TE R
(Ry Tho AitocUted Pr«f*)
S. Harrison, treasurer of the thentro
A manufacturers’ sule tax of 3 per
M
ADISON,
Fin., Oct. 1.— Pnt Sher
jwho was with Hickman when tho
cent on nrticIcH ns finally finished or
(By The A.Mctit.d F r.i.)
lock, n pntient in Yates Sanitarium
I manager wns killed, nnd Dr. Stinson,
produced for consumption or use.
C L E A R W A T E R , Oct. 1.— “ We, the
here,
nn
institution
for
mental
disor
I
who performed the autopsy, were tho
| Repeal of nil o f the special war tax
Jury, find this man not guilty o f eith
W
H
O
LE
SA
LE
IMPROVEM
ENT
IS
first witnesses.
ders,
early
today
seized
Dr.
Yates
nnd
es, o f whatever nature, including the
er of the two counts in this indictLEADING
TO
A
LESSENING
j
The defense announced it had no
forced
n
cup
full
o
f
poison
down
his
‘ excess profits nnd transportation levna.nt. M0 8ay wc n„ »
OF U N EM PLO YM E N T
I witnesses. Also set forth the defend
throat. "You have mnde me take a
1ies.
lliiatinn ,0f"til*
“ ft° r th° lm h' I As the words penetrated to the
-------ant had no preliminary henring, doRetention of the existing 10 per lot o f medicine, nnd now you’ve got to
land n r e
" u or!’° ratlon
noticc farthest corners o f the hushed, alW ASH ING TO N, Oct. 1.— American ( nied hill of particulars nnd unuwaro
swnllo this," said Sherlock,-who is a
cent
income
tux
on
corporations.
|
m , president of the Ove- though crowded courtroom, n sponbusiness conditions improved decided- o f spccificallcgation. It was stated
I Senator Smoot proposed to change powerful man.
|M> Hank and well known in Sanford
taneous hurst of npplnusc enme from
*ill probably bo actively connected ,,.........
Before losing consciousness, Yates ly during September, in the view of ( ns possible the defense would hnvo
# . * »
» m il
, in the committee plan with regard to
nth th
ih,. ..
•
..
.
the mass o f spectators. A little cry of
the Federal Reserve Ilonrd, which witnesses as ease developed. The state
vith
;u 'h now institution with II. P. dcli8ht was heard over the applause, I ln‘,lv dunl
taxes or the exist- screamed for help, and attendants had
mndcp
ublic last night a distinctly op- j announced it had no written confesm h,
presen, vice-president nnd and M r.. Irving J. Belcher rushed tnto
tobacco' liquor nnd ,nhoritnnco to break down the door which Sher
timistic
review of conditions for the sion when the counsel for defense asktaxes.
’■ K- Stevens, the president o f the
----lock hnd locked, in order to reach
her hushnnd's arms, smiling happily.
month.
Importnnt changes for the ed for a copy o f it.
Senator Simmons, of North Cnro him. His stomach wns pumped out
Peoples Bank at present together with
The trinl o f Dr. Irving J K Belcher
better were seen in the credit situa-1
------------------------linn
proposed:
;v- > olhor l°cnl financiers
nnd wns at an end. Tho Tarpon Springs
immediately, and attending physic
■ »c • O.lers making it a progressive
A gradunted income tax on corpora ians severnl hours later pronounced tlon, “ distinct encouragement” . in Jacksonville Detective
physician, who hnd been chnrgcd with
mnny bnslc business lineH nnd strong
tions, ranging from 12Vj to 25 per him out o f danger.
K? ,tr°n* financial institution nnd
mnnsiimghter in connection with the
H ad a Close Call from
liquidation indicating increuscd abili
Pfficered and directed by Seminole
cent in lieu o f the excess profits tax.
Sherlock woh put in jail.
death of twenty-yenr-old Virginia
ty
of
business
to
settle
its
accounts.
pounty citizens.
Restoration of tho income surtax
Bad Neffroe’s Knife
Turner, o f Clearwater, whose body
The
"wholesome
improvement"
rates to a maximum of 52 per cent COULTER K IL L E D BY
The new bank and trust company
was found floating in Booker creek, •
which the hoard’s correspondents Cut in Neck Officer Acosta Pulled Gun
, ^ ndy f" r operation about the about fifteen miles from here, Ailg. on incomes in excess of $500,000.
F A L L IN M IA M I HOTEL
found in almost every section, appear
Repeal of tho transportation taxes
nnd Shot Assailnnt
uV •N°vcn,l'er nnd will add g re a t-'
COM PANION HELD. ed to have been based largely on tho
27, wns a free man.
on freight, passenger and Pullmnn ac
“ 1
“ ,otlr a,r"ng financial instlA fte r exactly one hour of delibern- j
advance in cotton prices. As the re(By Th* Aiioclattd Prau)
° f this ci‘ y- The hank nnd tlon, the jury o f six “ good men nnd commodations.
(By Th. Auocl.t.d Prau)
Hult o f the highor cotton values liqui- i JAC K S O N V ILLE , Oct. 1.__DetecRetention
o
f
the
corporation
capital
M IAM I, Oct. 1.— Robert W. Coul
2
, ° T ny wiM hnvo «
capital true" found the verdict for the defend
dation has taken plnce and wholesale tivc E. L. Acosta, locnl police dopartstock tax.
,n
The First National ant.
ter, twenty-nine, o f Atlnntn, died here
nnd retail trnde has been buoyed up, ment, had an easy night InHt night,
Repeal
of
the
$2,000
exemption
al
, ; h f ' 0’000 -ad the Seminole
lust night, ns a result o f fractured
Another indictment pending against
the reports said.
although severely injured ns a result
lowed corporations.
J ! y .I,!nk Wlth *r'0.000 makes an
skull .received when he fell out o f a
Dr. Hclchur, charging him with being
Marked improvement in the credit jo f a peculiar attack late yesterday hy
Thnt individual exemptions be con fifth-Htory window of a local hotel to
[ 2 c U n finnnCinl 8trcnRth th,,t wil1 an accessory after the fact is dispos
situation wns cited hy the review ns a negro he had arrested. Acosta plncfined
to incomes below $20,000,
n cement- gallery four floors below. the noteworthy feature o f business
ing of the body o f MisH Turner, will
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ed tho negro in the front sent of his
the strength, the courage,
Slight reductions in the normal J. J. Burke, jr., who was in Cdulter’s during the month, the hoard declar
L»o taken up somo timo during tho
be wisdom, tm.
ear, got besido h(m nnd started to
rates on incomo below $20,000.
room nt the time, is being held for ing that "taken nil in nil, from n
drive to police station. Tho negro
0me Pc"plo when they put un $i°00 oon ,W,wt0r Wh° n “ JudB° fr0,U nnothor cir‘
Senntor Simmons told tho sdnnte investigation.
n °n<-* day and nv,,.., i
V,
cult comes to try another case pendfinancial standpoint, the month has suddenly plunged u knife in the o f
tmount by ninny thnn 8C| 1° ^bnt 1,,K lnPinellas county. It is notconbeen in thc main a period of distinct ficer’s neck just below the ear. Asocta
^ir money |n „ bo.
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“ plnc® sldered likely, however, that this inencouragement.”
grabbed his pistol and Hhot the negro
°t wait for forZ n inHtitutlon " n<1 Jlctment will he prosecuted.
The hoard noted only n slight in clear through his hod. A negro rush
' o trust
K" c°nipnny to put
crease in employment in the thirty ed from the Hidewalk and grabbed the
m r calia f T , ny ' ° tnk0 c a r« » * «>® H E A R IN G GN RECETIVER
days, hut added that while the cit'd of officer’s arm and wns still holding
The new I 1nVe8,mont 1‘urposes.
O C K L A W A H A V A L L E Y ROAD
the harvesting and crop movement him when a policeman arrived. Tho
I'm start wiJJ"., U',"1 tru>t company
TO ISSUE CE R TIFIC ATE S.
season might tend to increase tho negro shot will apparently recover and
[he bank, „f 5 f T** wiahcs of 0,1
number of unemployed, this wns like Acosta I h not believed fotully Injured.
If the pconlJ
countF nn'l «U
(B y Th. A iu ct.t.d Frail)
ly to be offset hy a growth in demand Tho negro who Beized tho dotectivo’s
O C A LA, Fin., Oct. 1.— Hearing in
Im ongE L
, Wil1 lnko itHPl«co
for labor on the part of manufacturing arm to keep him from Bhooting again,
[t,te
nrRt‘ ina‘ itutions of the circuit court horo on application of
To the Bigr Merchant’s Gala D ay and Celebration industries.
escaped hut wns arrested late Inst
tho receiver o f tho Ocklawnhn Valley
“ Itnilrouds hnvo begun to incrcaso night.
Last Thursday and Made it a Success
Railroad, fo r permission to issuer corthe number of their employes to »omo
tificatcs to pay $10,000 back taxcH,
extent, especially in the far West,” EX-SERVICE MEN RE
lA cC on Jn A e t D e C i ( , e d t O
| ^Pt American Suff- promises to bo lengthy, ns almost the Chnirmnn A. E. Yowell, of tho yesterday a Herald representative was tho review continued, “ nnd tho fact
C E IV E T H E IR MONEY
entire population o f tho towns along Trade Extension Committco, who hnd informed that tho committee would that building contracts hnvo reached
gesi()ns on A gen da the route are on hand to testify. They charge nnd generni supervision o f tho come out ail right on tho financial a record figuro for this year promises
JA C K S O N V ILLE , Oct. l.-E x -s e rnre urging tho operation o f tho road committees on tho Merchant's Gala part o f the nffulr as ho hnd figured partial employment in that service vice men or their dependents ln Flori
hfycs^'rdn* /— The JnPnncso cab bo continued.
Day celebration givon last Thursday tho accounts very close a week ago during the autumn.” Thore has been da aro receiving a total o f $170,858,
^in k to „aydr .‘dod '» P'-inciule, «cwishes to tako this means o f thank- nnd knew about how much it would n steady nnd reasonably heavy move each month from the fedora] govern
U^srican iu !l'VT ,ler' *° nccePt the S A Y S REDS W A N T
ing all those who sorved on his com- tako to entry tho plan through. That ment o f agriculturo products to dis ment according to statistics mndo pub
the lic in Washington by the Vetorsna'
mittce and did so much toward mak this Extension Committee could pull tributing and export centers,
PEACE, BU T W IL L
b ^hlngton Jonf8 " 8 t0 A * cnda
W A R IF FORCED. ing the day tho great success that it off such an claborata affair making ev hoard roportod. Prices o f most o f Burcou. A tdtul o f 3,676 checks aro
achieved. The members o f the com erything absolutely freo nnd pay all thoso have advanced to an extent, al mailed to Florida each month, involv
(By Th* AitoaliMd Frau)
mittees worked early and Into'to ar expenses speaks well fo r tho commit though n drop in livestock quotations ing an avorago amount o f $6,834.82
MOSCOW, Oct. 1.— "Soviet Russia range for ovory detail and only these tee and for tho business men who re wns seen, attributed to local market each day o f tho twenty-five work day
wants pence with hor neighbors, but who hove been in similar positions sponded so generously to tho solicita ing conditions.
month. Tho daily mailing includes
r C. H. w,n’ '* ’» 0ct- 1— Tho body If war is forced upon us wo w ill de know how much work tjioro is at tion fo r monoy to moot tho expenses.
seventy-five compensation checks av
Lot's seo; what was it they wrote eraging $47.84 each and sixty-eight ink'm all boys’ In CnrPu ni!er' Wn“ found fend tho fruits o f tho rovoluution and tached to such a big undertaking. Everyone who assisted in any way,
millions o f workers and peasants nre Thore were muny good workers on and especially thoso who donated meat paragraphs about when skirts wjsni surancec hecks with an average val
V * y«terday "ho h °W ^
" Car
*x«. n sank
h° nd crUBhed with ready to fight fo rus," declared Leon the committee and they rallied to Mr. and broad, mil'x, pickles, etc., aro here longT
ue o f $47.74.
Trtlzky, commlsslr fo r war In the so- Yow ell’s coll like Boldlers nnd mot ov- by tendered the thanks o ^th o Trade
down witheJ
head and
The smaller the country, the moro
viot government in an impressive re cry demand made upon them. In n Extension Committco through the
For office supplies, stationery, etc,
conversation with Chairman Yowell chairman, Arthur E. Yowell.
sensntive the pride o f Its ruler.
view o f 60,000 red troops today.
come to the Herald office.
DR. BELCHER
IS INNOCENT
SAYS JURY
BUSINESS BETTER
CHAIRMAN YOWELL THANKS
ALL MEMBERS OF COMMITTEES
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�FORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80,1#1
MINSTREL SHOW
GREAT LAST NIGHT.
tic effect and the stage really looked
good— Just like a real minstrel show
ato go would look and the boys dressed
In white pants, black socks, white
shirts, black ties carrying out the
White and Black Rovue, George A . DeCottos, the interlocutor in black ev
ening dress, tho end man in purplo
and green suits made a most en
trancing picturo as tho curtain roso
while they sang tho opening chorus
nnd tho merry minstrel mon cavorted
across the stage,
Billy Hoffmun, black faco in "Down
Yonder," Percy Mero in "A a in 't Wo
Got Fun", Tom Martin in "Savo a L it
tle Drnm for M e"; Bob Herndon in
" I ’m Gonnn Quit Saturday," and Geo.
McLaughlin in "F ix e, Simple nnd
Disengaged,"
were
tho ' blnck
face
comedians
that
kept
tho
; uudlcnco
in
a
roar
ail during
1tho first part. They nro always good
and they were especially good in tho
Dixie Minstrels.
Tho blnck face boys who sat in tho
clrclo nnd interrupted tho interlocutor
by pulling some good stuff all thru
tho show wero Bob Herndon, Tom
Martin, Gcorgo McLaughlin,
Percy
Mero, Billio Hoffman, Paul
Lake,
Snowbnll Sutton, L ill Connelly.
Tho ballad singers were Maurice
Helston who rendered "Crooning” n
lullaby song ns only Mnurlce can sing
it, and II. J. Clause who snng "Mam-1
my’s Llttlo Sonny, Honoy B oy" as only
Clause could sing it nnd Sid Rivo, thnt
old time minstrel man who gave thorn
" I Found You" ns only Sid Rivo can
D O U G L A S M A C L E A N in
A lso a Comedy and F O X N E W S
E T H E L C L A Y T O N IN “ SHARP
A LSO A SU N SH INE COMEDY
The W orld Owes
Me a Living
Said tho fellow who did not like to work
nnd he really thought tho world should
• pay him without working
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H E O B T A IN E D T H E L IV IN G
But such a life— it wns his theory about
how to get a living without working.
Tho world owes each one a living but it
is up to every one to collect it. The best
way to get tho best living is to have your
money where you can ge t it when you
want it— in the bank
Wi
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The O N L Y D E C E N T L IV IN G
Is obtained by saving your money while
you are making it nnd put it in tho bnnk
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
Copyright 19J1 Hart Ssdiallncr & Murx
L E T U S T E L L YOU
A B O U T IT TODAY
H e r e ’s w h a t we m
by bigger values this
impersonating tho old time negro
preacher and kept tho audience in an
uproar while ho "lucidated” about tho
church debt. Bob in an old timor on
the minstrel stngo nnd always good
but getting better with age.
Tho
quartotta composed o f Maurice Hel
ston, S. S. Baumel, Tom Martin and
A. C. Warren snng sovornl selections
Tho esthetic dnneing o f M I bs Dnph
nnd catchy potpourri thnt wore most
no
WimbiBh in Egyptian costume wns
itbly rendered, the voices blending per
a
dream
o f grace, this young lady be
fectly nnd they received tho
glad
ing tho embodiment o f tho dancers of
hand alt along the way.
Tho Cabaret Scene in which George ancient times, graceful, talented, beau
DcCottcs, tho interlocutor, entertains tiful in face nUd figure, oxemplyfying
his winter guests opened with
tho tho spirits o f woodland nymphs nnd
benutiful girls gowned in beautiful fairies.
Tom Martin, nnd Mildred Holly cap
evening attire Heated at tables and
tured
tho crowd in their catchy duett
tho host entertains them with cabaret
entitled
"Oh Me, Oh M y" being n
features consisting o f the song and
sprightly
song and dance and both o f
chorus by Miss Dnphno Wimhish " I ’m
them
being
good in their part.
Nobody’s Bnliy" nnd the chorus o f
The grand ensemble o f the entire
beautfiui girls assisting her with a
company closed tho big show thnt was
catchy dance went big.
Sam Baumel gave n song thnt wns a great success in every way.
The following were tho members of
well received nnd then some o f his
great dances nnd was called back so the clrclo nnd chorus:
many times they had to cease calling
Bob Holly, Jr., Miss Wimblsh, Misshim for ho was all in. Sam 1b a foot- or Mero, Miss Henry, Miss Millor,
light favorite and can eertalnly dance. 1Mias Shinholscr, Misses Holly, Miss Greene, S. A. Dutton
The Peoples Bank
of Sanford
Hart Schaffner & Marx
New fall styles specially
priced at
Satisfaction or money back
The H om e o f Hurt Scliaffuer & M arx Clothes
Child Hygiene Survey
o f the State Complete
W o rk W ill Start Soon
the school children and will inaugur
ate a follow-up system to see that tho
defects revealed by tho examination
nro corrected wherever possible.
Program is Ambitious One to Cover
All Subjects
W ASH IN G TO N "P O S T"
Plans for tho Child Hygiene Survey
It’s a Real Special of
COMMENTS ON I1UYAN
IN FLO R ID A POLITICS,
of tho Stnto have been completed nnd
tho work will start October 1st. Three
units will he sent from tho United torinl on William J. Bryan’s prospects
StatcB Public Health Service to assist of being elected Senator from Florithe State Board o f Health in this da. The Boat says:
Ladies’ H ats and Waists
RESULTS YE S TE R D A Y
A t Chicago B, Cleveland 0.
American League
A t Philadelphia 0, New York fi
A t Boston G, Washington 2.
Others not scheduled.
T H A T ’S
for Tomorrow only
National Lcnguo
| "Tho Democrats o f
Florida nre
A t St. Louis fi-3, Pittsburgh 4-1
Ihc program is an ambitious one committed to tho policy ofpromoting (second game called at end of sixth,
and aims to establish a child welfare their public officials, demanding thnt account of darkness).
organization throughout tho stuto thnt they work their way up from tho bot
Only game scheduled.
S c & d Ullfo "
UCUvitl° H
W e have gone through our stock and selected some of the
Classiest H ats and W aists. A ll N E W F A L L GOODS,
but with drastic cuts on each H at and each W aist, for the
purpose of—
.
phnM8 »ow. I f they Intend to apply this polAmerican Association
A t Indianapolis 3, Milwaukee 2,
A t Toledo 4, St. Paul 3.
A t Louisville 3, Kansas City 8.
Others not scheduled.
“ Stimulating Our Hot Weather Sales"
The lateness o f the summer has naturally caused a reluctness on the part o f buyers to purchase fall goods, so
this—
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JONES RECEIVER FOR
JA C K S O N V ILLE BANK,
year rovcnled tho fa c t that defective mo8t ' mP°riunt offices
teeth wns first on tho list o f defects [
------------------found. About 80 per cent o f ail chilF IV E MEN Kl
dren examined woro found to havo do— —
fectlve teeth.
| P A R L IN , N. J., Sept
The other units, conslstin got a doc- woro killed nnd throo
tor, a nurso and n microscopist, will whon explosives being
■tart In different part* of tho stnto.. motor truck blow up.
Thoy w ill begin by tho examination o f was felt ton mllos awn'
JAC K S O N V ILLE * Sept. 30.— Tho
comptroller today forwarded tho ap
pointment o f Lake Jones as rocolvor
for tho Guaranty Trust and .Rnvlngs
Bnnk o f Jacksonville, which was roeonly closed by the comptroller. This
appointment is subject to confirma
tion by tho cldcult judge.
SATURD AY SPECIAL
Is an economy event that will appeal to the thrifty buy
er of discriminating taste. D on ’t miss it.
"Castles In Spain" hnve often fig
ured In poetry, but American capital
has given castles in Austria a status
o f prosaic reality.— Washington Stnr.
W H E R E S T Y L E R E IG N S
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an and child whom it is our privilege to
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that each client is a partner with us in this
rapidly growing bank— and that sound fi
nancial building for him means sound growth
also for this institution.
WE INVITE YOU
to share this partnership. Remember that
we are hero to Hervc your interests.
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attending Stetson University at De1L in d , hns accepted the position of
pipe organist at tile Presbyterian
MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor,
1•_________ Phone 217-W
SOCIAL C ALEN D AR
church at DeLand.
Mrs. F. E. Savage returned home
Inst night front an extended visit to
ichmond, Vn., and other places east,
SATU R D AY— Children's Story Hour "topping over in Jncksonvll'o enroute
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will ho held nt Central Park at 5 home,
o'clock.
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Mrs. E. F. Householder has returnM ONDAY— Women's Guild,
Holy
cd home front a pleasant visit with
CrosH Parish, will lie held at the
her sister in Iowa and with rela
Hectory tit 3:30 p. m,
tives in Ohio and ll'ino's.
The Pipe Organ Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Forrest McAllister,
Sain Murrell, who is attending
West First street at 1 o'clock.
Stetson University, at DcLund, is
Circle No. 1, of the Methodist church,
spending tin* week-end with bis par
will meet with Mrs. W. S. Thorn
ents, Captain and Mrs, K. It. Murrell.
ton at .‘I p. in.
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Miss Katherine Matthews has re
Katherine Matthews, who has spent
the summer nt Cltdremore, Okln., hns turned from an extended visit to Okreturned to make her home with her Jahoina and is the guest of her sister
sister, Mrs. Sam Bradford, nnd will Mrs. Sam Bradford.
TeSUmn iter studies at the Hanford
| Miss Erminiii Houser arrived homo
High school.
— ----I yesterday and is spending a few days
Mrs. W. II. Peters has returned, with her mother. Miss Houser will
home after spending the summer in return to Columbia, H. C., tomorrow
New York. Her little daughter, Mar- and will attend school there this wingnret, is attending school in St, An- ter.
gustlnc this winter .
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PRETTY BRIDGE PARTY.
John M. Murrell, of Miami, is spend
The lovely home of Mrs. It. P.
ing u few days here with Ills parents, Drummond was tho scene of a pretty
Cnpt. and Mrs. K. It. Murrell,
party yesterday afternoon when she
-------|entertained at bridge, the guests iu.Jmlgo Schelle Maines and David eluding tile members of the Monday
Speer were in Del.und yesterday on Bride Club, there being three tallies
business.
of players.
-------Fragrant pink roses were used in
Miss Dorothy Jennings, of Union,! charming profusion in toe rooms
H. O., arrived yesterday to attend the where the card tables were placed,
funeral of Mrs. Frank Woodruff, .lr. | The card game pluye dduring the
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\ afternoon proved most interesting.
Kliadrn and Louise Culpepper, of | High score among tin- club members
Geneva, are (In guests of their aunt, was made by Miss Mahle Bowler, who
Mrs, Dnvir! Speer.
was awarded a silver pencil.
Miss
Mell Whilner making high score
Mr. Irn Riinson and Master Arthur among tho guests, was presented a
ltanson, «if Charlotte, N. <’., and .Mrs. book.
Duncan, of Troy, Ain., arrived yes
At the conclusion of tin. card game,
terday afternoon, ladng called here by Mrs Drummond served chicken salad
the death of Mrs. Frank Woodruff, Jr. sandwiches, pickles, olives, chocolate
Mr. ltanson is an unde, and Arthur is milk and angel food cuke
11 brother of the deceased.
Thoco substituting for absent club
members were; Misses Midi Whilner,
Mrs. [,. il. Ilollnr and attractive lit Adelaide Higgins, Mcsdnmcs Hurry
tle daughter, Miriam, are expected lleeratt, Ralph Wigiit and Sam
home today from Newport News, \ oiintz, Club members ppresent wore,
Va., where they have been visiting Mesdames B. L. Perkins, David Cald
for some time.
well, Charles L. Britt, F. E. Round Ilot, Claude Howard, E. F. HouseholdMiss Virginia DeCoursey, who is er, and Miss Mahle Bowler.
DEPENDABLES CLASH.
“Foot of First St.”
HOF-M AC!
Mrs. W. S. Thornton entertained
the members of the Depcndnhles
Class of tin* Methodist Sunday school,
very delightfully yesterday afternoon
at her home on West First street.
The afternoon was pleasantty spent
with games and music after which the
Hostess served punch and cake as re
freshments.
SOCY
FIVE MOST PLEASAN T
MEN IN HANFORD.
RENTAL
B A T T E R IE S
FO R A L L CARS
a
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New
Filling Station!
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Under the direction of the Smile
and Fellowship League, Dr. George
Hyman, will announce nt the Baptist
Temple on next Sunday night the
names of the five most pleasant men
In Sanford.
Home to thu service and hear this
annpuncomont. Make out a list of
tile five men you would numo a ml seo
how close you como to tho decision of
the longue.
rRY A DAILY JIU ALD WANT AD.
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When the street dance was given
Thursday night in front of the court
house, little Miss Katherine Tncknch
kept the great crowd tlmt thronged A TTR A C TIV E AFTERNOONFROCK
on each side walk amused with her
Most npjM'nling is lids model in jicwtcr
fancy
dancing. Miss
Katherine's gray crfjie dv Chine, designed for after
home is in Gainesville, Fla. Not so noon wear. ( >n either side of the straight
many people know her, and on all gathered skirt there are stitched narrow
bands of self-materia I, the edges of
sides people were greatly pleased with which arc picoled. Filet lace forms the
her graceful dancing, and upon ipies- collar, vest and cuffs. Medium sire
Honing her, said she was the grand requires .(J# yards .pinch erfipe, with
K yard p in ch lining lor thc under
daughter of Mrs. B. E. Tncknch. Piiis
body and 3 yards filet edging for trim*
talented little Miss never took a danc tiling.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 053L
ing lesson in her life, this shows that
list, and 10
Kj to 20
she bus a gifted talent that is well Sizes, 3.1 to 36 inches bust,
years, i ’rrite, 35 cents.
worth training.
OITIco supplies of all kinds at The
Herald Prlhtlng, Co. When you want
anything In'this linu see Tho Herald.
We have it or can get it.
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T H IS S A L E PRICE
IS C A S H
Don’t fnil to drive through our
filling stntion nnd try your
wheel nlignmont. The Weaver
indicator shows you If your
wheels need attention.
The Christian Endeavor Society o f
Vulcanizing
tho Prcsbyterinn church havo re-or
ganized with tho following new o ffi
cers:
President— Gnyle Marshall.
Vice-Pros.—Theo. Rung*.
Cor.-Sec.— Mrs. R. C. Maxwell.
1st nnd Elm Avc. Phone 447-W
Rcc. Sec.— Zcta Davison.
Trens.— Wilburn Rumple.
Cnpt. Co. A.— Mae Holly.
Lieut. Co. A.— Genevieve Lehman.
by many, coming to Holy Cross. All
Pianist— Miss Long, Fern Ward.
are asked cordially to come.
Cupt. Co. B.— Florence Henry.
Lieut. Co. B.— Anna DuBose.
FIR S T M ETHODIST CHURCH.
Cortier Pctrk avenue and Fifth St.
BAPTIST SERVICES SUNDAY.
S. W. Walker, D.D., pnstor. Sunday
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9:,'10 a.m. Thc Rally and Promotion school at 9:90 a. m., J. C. Hutchison,
supt.
Day in the Sunday School.
Drenching at 11 n. nt. and 7:90 p. m>
11 :(i0 a. m. The
preaching service.
by
the pnstor. Subject of morning
Hon. John D. Jinkins will lie the
sermon,
“ Dead Enemies.”
Evening
speaker nt this service.
In emits at leust, the styles fur fall
nnd winter are new, showing more
definition of the llguro and less
"wrilppy" lines. Matty of them have
During sleeves and skirts .decidedly
full, as revealed l»y the model selected
for llluslration. In this inode) side
panels are sldrred Into cut seams and
ornamented with silk embroidery, Tho
hemming collar Is of beaver fur.
9534
nnd clcnned nt your home nr we wilt
call for and deliver. Hamilton n<nah
Electric
Washers
used.— Snnford
Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone 5(10
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T P CO.
GRACEFUL DANCER.
CARPETS AND RUGS
WASHED
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ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
6:30 p. m. ' I V Yoon* I'cip lc, moot- ” ™ on' ,W^ t
, ‘ h! M“ U"
Inc. M l,. Nellie Lowlnc, iMller. I8” " ' 0" ' 7
F.pwo'th L e „B„e » , 6;i 0
7,30
Thc cvenlnc .service will I’-™ ; 8f cl“ l
he in chnrge of Dr. George Hyman.
His subject will be, "Four Things
in Heaven Made on Earth.”
The names of the five most plensnnt
C H R IS TIA N SCIENCE
men in Sanford will he rend out at
SERVICES
at tho evening service.
“ We’ve Snved a Place For You."
S U N D A Y, October 2d
Subject: "U N R E A L IT Y "
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
DIPLOMAS TO BE GIVEN.
Altho the following rules may not
la1 found in any standard tile book,
they are very interesting and to tlm
point.
Don’t fumble, you might better die
when a little hoy.
Don’t habitually holler "Slgnal"listen.
Don't la1afraid of overshifting.
Don't forget to clump the runners
legs.
Don't let one interferer tnke you off
— its ridiculous.
Don't hestitate to dive for s runner
— its the only way sometimes.
Don’t go to the leld without your
brains.
Don't forget a football player may
be a gentleman.
Don't get tired.
Use your ears to bear signals.
Use your mouth to tell the team
alkoiit the other teams piny.
Use your eyes to diagnose the play
Use your brains all tho time.
Use your Ighting spirit and get
more.
Use your legs to run faster.
Use your strnight arm tn wnrd off
a tackier.
Use your hands of tho defense all
tho lime.
Use your lingers to handle the hull.
Use your opponent up and yourself
as wtdl until the game is won.
Hoys the Penn conch thought these
important enough to make up and
publish for his men so lets also pro.
fit by them.
*
Our Christian Endeavor Boclety
meets each Sunday night, and if you'll
only como ’Twill give us much delight.
A t half pnst six we gather in our
Christian Endeavor room, so make n
.special effort nnd do not stay at home.
Subject: "M y Time." Leader, Robt.
Greene.
thc at,,r‘
FOOTBALL RULES.
*
PBESBYTERIAN C. E.
ONCE ON HER KNEE;
BOSSES HER NOW!
She used to dnndlc him on hor knee.
Now he "bosses” her in photoplny pro
duction!
Such is the situation
concerning
Carrie Ctnrk Ward, chornctor actress
in "Sham,” Ethel Clayton's new Para
mount picture at tho Star Thoatro to
night, nnd Thomas HolTron, whd di
rected the production under tho super
vision of Elmer Ilnrris the author,
“ Yes," says tho comedienne who
plays an amusing role in the offering,
" I used to rock ‘Tommy* to Hleep—
and never did I think that one day ho
would tell me to do 'this nnd that* on
the stage o f n motion picture studio.
Mrs, Ward and Director Heffran
were both horn in Virginin City, No
vndn, during the enrly mining camp I
days and both became players. Mrs.
Ward first supported Madame ModJeska, then played Irish comody in
every large eity o f the country. Iloffrun was formerly stage director for
Cohan and Harris, A. H. Woods and
Mrs. Flske.
“ Sham" is nn adaptation o f
the
Elmer Harris nnd Geraldine Bonner
stage success, telling a clever nnd
amusing story of a "gentle grafter”
who most conveniently "forgets" to
pay her bills. An excellent company
*
THE CHURCHES
Judge and Mr#. Schcllo Maine# left
last night for Lake Butler, whero they
will tnke pnrt In ushering into exist
ence the new county of Union, and
nlso of a big bnrbocuo nnd picnic being
staged by Union county citizen# there
today. The Judge is one of the homo
boys around Lako Butler and has been
invited to mnke a npeech outling pro
gress in new counties.
About ninety diplomas will he giv
en to pupils of the First £ p t is t Sun
day sehriol on next Sunday morning.
These are for those who are being
promoted from one department to mi
nt hor. The whole morning at the Tem
All the
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Brother- ple will he used as a rally.
Mrs. .1. 'I’. Gaines and children of
members of the rehool are urged to ,
son
have
returned
from
their
wed
Adairsville, Gn., are the guests of
he present at 11:15 a. to., to lie ready |
Mr. and Mrs. S. W, Bradford for Sev ding trip to the east coast, ami are at
for tile Grand Graduation March. No
Inline
to
their
friends
nt
313
West
ern t days of this week enroute to their
one in Sanford should miss this big
Second
street.
winter borne in Avon Park.
dny at the temple.
i
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CO AT STYLES ARE NEW
JUDGE MA1NES A T T IIE OLD
HOME IN NEW COUNTY
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WOMEN’ S GUILD.
Tomorrow is Rally Dny. The be
.Sunday School
10:00 a. tu.
ginning of the fall nnd winter cam
Church Service
11:00 n. nt.
paign for Christ nnd the church. Ev|cry member and friend, every Congre-1
Women’s Club Bldg., Onk Avc.
'nationalist in the city, is urged to lie
All Are Welcome.
present at the Bible school and morn
ing preaching service. There is great
work to be done and we need your
presence and help. Do not let a more
DADE SCHOOL HOARD
excuse keep you away. We believe
ASK S F E C IA L SESSION
you will enjoy these special services.
TO AU TH O R IZE BONDS
Bible school meets at 9:<lf> a. m. At
11 o'clock Mr. Burhans will speak on
M IA M I, Oct. 1.— Governor Hardee
"The Great Things o f Life."
will he asked to call it special session
The Christian Endlinvor meets at
....
,
, iof the state legislature to authorize
ti:3(> p.
l>. in. the night service will be-;,. ,
, ,
. .. . ,
, „ ,
, - „„
a ., ,
„ , I the hoard of public instruction of Dade
gin at
it 7:90. Subject, "Why God1
, . .
,
. ,
*
I county to issue $500,000 o f school
Lows Mail.
I bonds, the board decided Thursday aft-ome and bring your
friends.', .
. . ...
teriioon. rite issue, if authorized, will
Strangers in the city are specially
w
e
l-11
,
1
,
0
,
,
’
m
™
1
'
j be taken by Slayton and Company,’ Totledo, Ohio, bond house, ftt 90 cents on
the dollar
The bonds are to bear <1
CHURCH p F TH E HOLY CROSS.
per cent interest.
Sunday church services for 19th
The board took this action follow
Sunday after Trinity, October 2, will ing a long conference with the trus
be:
tees o f the nine Dade districts and
the bond company's Florida represen
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
tative. The1 chairman of the hoard
Clmrnl Celebration, 11 a. m.
said
this afternoon thnt it would be
Vespers, 7:90 p. m.
impossible
to keep the schools open
It is to be noted that there will bo
more
than
sixty
days, if public insti
no enrly service ns the Rcc'or goes
tutions
of
the
county
cannot secure
elsewhere: and also, tlmt Vespers will
the
approval
of
the
state
legislature
begin at 7:90 p. in., the earlier hour
to the bond issue.
for tile winter schedule.
The fall meeting of the Women's
Guild, Holy Cross Parish, will In- held
There is nn half hour of prelude
A Southern reformer has been fined
at tile Rectory, Monday, October 9, music before each service by tho orfor
drunk nnd disorderly conduct. "If
nt 9:30 p. in.
unit 1st, Mrs. Fannie Munson, on the
the
righteous scarcely be saved,
-----------------------] Holy Cross Organ o f the bent nnd
where shall the wicked and ungodly
The world news the day it happens,'
world's best music,
appear?”
delivered nt your door each evening, I’aHs of Orntuires nnd other noted
compositions. Such is being enjoyed
Ific the week.
J
TBY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD.
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O. Q. D E T R O I T
REGULAR
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RUNABOUT
LIST
C H A S S IS
D E M O U N T A B L E R IM S A N D 30x3% T IR E S
TYPE—
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T O U R IN G
RUNABOUT
TYPE—
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LIST
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T R U C K C H A S S IS
....
445.00
W IT H S T A R T E R
TYPE—
T O U R IN G
LIST
RUNABOUT
C H A S S IS
D E M O U N T A B L E RIM S, 30x3V2 TIR E S and S T A R T E R
TYPE-
LIST
T O U IU N G
1’ ' T Y P E —
..................................... $450.00
R U N A B O U T .................................
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LIST
T R U C K C H A S S I S ............................ $515.00
420.00
390.00
SEDAN ............
COUPELET .............
660.00
595.00
P L A C E Y O U R O R D E R S N O W FO R P R O M P T
In •
D E L IV E R IE S
,|t;
FORD D EALER
C. C. COBB, Salesman ’’ ‘
Sanford, Florida
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,1921
Auctioning Jobless Men in Boston
PA GE T H U S
■'vV
f e e d in g h o g s b y w h o l e s a l e
On California Ranch Five Thouiand
of tho Anlmala Aro Accommodatod at tho 8amo Tlmo.
s
The Bell Cafe
/
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"pf
Oct.
1.— Earl
M y X ha8 bccn clCCt'
th ,
MthUr«*r ,Pth
.0 -
university o f
ft-Sy'SL- »' N7
Drld»k
N* _iven the, vice-preai-
* ”
M l"".
J" ck’ " nVT h '
7- °
Lrecary-tronsurer. Tho
1 Ch° t r i «t n meeting o f
ttlonS v.ral night ago and was
«>•**»
? L the now ofTIcorfl
“0’r^ die initiation ceremonies. K.
ro«<h 11,8 Tallahassee, wna elect■
representative for the
“ S
I
.
c l»n . l - M
"(rs at » <*Kftniznt1on mC
|raI days ago.___
'f
“
A mlnlnture rallrond system consistIng of five miles of standard gage
track, an 18-ton steam locomotive, an
announces a reduction in prices o f 35 per
auxiliary and emergency gasoline loco
motive and a fleet of 30 siHiclully ar
cent on all short orders, and the price o f
ranged feeding curs Is used on the
regu lar meals will be reduced later.
Diamond ljnr ranch In California to
feed 8,000 hogs. And It takes two men
less than One hour to do tho Job.
Tho mechanical equipment Is the
most Ingenious and unique of any In
use.
Feeding yardB are arranged so they
fr*Wt on both sides o f the track. At
the front of each yard Is a Isrge hog
trough. Directly over each trough Is
a gate, hinged at the top, operated by
Quick nnd Satis£actory Service W ill be Rendered
.a trip release which causes the gnte
to swing outward so that the porkers
COFFEE, 5c per cup— Drink All You Wnnt
may have access to their feed when
the dinner gong sounds.
Will appreciate a cnl) from you---------- Give us n Trinl
A 1,500-gullou tank hns liccn mount
ed on n flat car and a series of agita
■
tor pnddles, operated by a small gaso.
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T
H
A
N
K
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lino engine, have been Installed inside
this huge vat. Tlicie paddles stir the
feed constantly nnd keep It mixed thor
oughly.
There Is a cutoff delivery spout nt
the bottom of the tank which Is so ar
ranged with a hood that It can be ex
tended illroctljr over the rows of
troughs as the locomotive hauling the
feed car steams slowly down the feed
ing alley.
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One attendant operates the cutofT
valve and Alls each trough with feed,
Urhaln l.eroux, charity worker, Is shown conducting the llrst "auction
while the other releases the gntes aft
snlo" of u man, since before the Civil war, on historic ltoston common. The
er the feed Is deposited,—Cincinnati ■
man on the unction block Is “ Jim" Ferries, twenty-three years old, war vet
Post.
.
List your property with me fo r prompt service and
Everything in Season can always S
be Found at
T H E BELL CAFE
... v\a Oct. 1.— With tho
SJ“
tourist season Eau Gnl{ ? ^ about to construct a tentw . ,,h will havo accommodations
Whet)mate1y 5,000 persons. Tho
,P!rill differ from the UBunl run,
that It will be divided
' “ each tenant having a space
. go’ fcct. The camp will bo lo* 2 , west of the tracks o f the
\ East Coast ailrond, nearly
the reservation coming within
corporate limits of tho town.
,mn will be divided Into 1,500
ich capable of caring for two to
rrsons. It will be equipped eran. Jobless, broke and hungry. Other men out o f work were offered In like
„ c|cctric lighting systtm, sanl- manner,
ewerage and flowing artesian
Work is expected to be comon the first unit of the camp, o fthat city to photograph Bconery in ACCIDENTS IN U. S., COST
ONE B ILLIO N A YE AR .
jn(f of 500 lots, within a few wns wrapped in a sheet, placed in a
weighted pine box, taken far out into
Blscaync Bay, and given a burial at
W AS H IN G TO N , D. C., Sept. 27.—
sea.
Moro
than one billion dollars n year
( AUenhurst. Fla., Oct. l.- T h c memis the toll exacted by industrial ac
of Aguinaldo, notablo Piliplno
cidents In the United Stntcs.
wiw, who gave United StateH troops N E W YORK G IA N TS
W ON F IV E P E N N A N T S
That’s tho estlmato of Sidney J.
|little trouble until his enpture by
W ORLDS CHAMPS ONCE. Williams, secretary o f the National
* late General Frederick Funston,
Savety Council.
i well perpetuated here in tho form
N E Y YO R K , Sept. 30.— The New
Williams bases his findings on a
j what is said to be his money box
Uich held the monetary spoils o f his York Giants have won five pennants thorough investigation of industrial
[operations and served to satisfy his in the National Longue including and accidents in 1919.
There were 3,000,000 industrial ncLions o fnative followers. The box, since 1905, but they have ebeen vic
Ifor.Jtmcted of steel, is three feet torious in only one world’s series play. cidcnts In that year.
The fatal accidents, Williams es
liide and five feet In height. I t was McGraw won the world's title with
Jbrought to AUenhurst by tho lato his team in 1905 against the Philldcl- timates, resulted in the loss o f 6,000
■Commodore Alien, founder o f the phin Athletics, nnd though he hns hnd working days each, making a total of
Itoim, and who was quite ft collector greater orgnnlzntions since the Amer 138,000,000 working dnys.
Temporary disabilities aro estimat
Id loavenlrs of this kind. Although ican League chnmplonB overcome
ed to have enused the loss o f 50,000,Itaring some few characteristics of them.
Thescrlcs o f 1905 consisted of five 000 dnys.
■the present day strong boxes, it could
Permnntnt disabilities enused loss
Vfcardly be considered fire proof. Its shutout games o f which the Giants
I massive door Is opened through three won four. Christy Mathewson turned of 115,000,000 working dnys.
That makes n total of 280,000,000
■locks and four combinations. Each o f in three of tho voclorles. Only 01,Ithe three locks is concealed by an or- 723 portions saw all five o f tho games working dnys— the totul time toll of
Inamental metallic disc on which arc nnd the total gnte receipts were a 1910 Industrial accidents.
Willinnis estimates the average
(described the wnce of a woman. The mite over $08,000, but It wn sn series
(metallic discs respond to the comlna- that will stand ns one of the greatest daily wage of the workmen injured
at $4. That gives those 290,000,000
(tion Culm. The relic is kept on exhi in hnsebnll world series history.
New York won tho first game 3 to lost dnys a wngo value of $1,184,000,bition in thelocnl postotTice.
0 nnd was turned back by the same 000.
But all that isn’t lost. Tho 23,000
Monticelio, Fin., Oct. I.— Front Juf- score In tho second contest. They
l/rrson county, which supplies ninety won th cthird, 9 to 0, the fourth l to men who lost their lives dldnVhava
to pny for food nnd lodging. That
percent, of the watermelon seed for 0 nnd tho fifth 2 toO.
In 1911, tho Giants again met the wns "snved". That represents $.131,|the country each season, approximate
ly 600,000 pounds of seed have been Athletics in the series and were de 000, 000.
Jshipped so fnr In 1921. Ten thousand feated. They won the opening game,
Subtracting that leaves a total ot
sere? of watermelons for seed wore plnycd on their homo lot, by a score $853,000,000 wage loss.
I planted this year. Official statistics o f 2 to 1, and lost the second, plnycd
Besides that, accidents led to ex
ihow that the county produces nearly nt Philadelphia, by 3 to 1. The third pense in doctor and hospital bills.
ill the seed planted In
the United game wont 11 innings nnd wns won These amounted to $101,000,000,
States each season and shipped to fo r by the Athletics 3 to 2. The Athletics
That gives a total o f $1,014,000,000
eign countries.
won tho fourth, 4 to 2, but Now York ns the cost o f 1910 Industrial nccimndo a great effort nnd won the donti.
Miami, Fla., Oct. l.-S h ep , a half fifth, 10 innings by -1 to 3. The Ath
heed Collie-St. Bernard, known to letics pounded out enough hits to
T R A IN SCHEDULE
nearly every one in Minmi, is dead ns mnke 13 runs in tho deciding game
Southbound
the result of a Are In n houseboat nnd Now York tallied but twice.
here this week. Tho dog was trnpped
*nd smothered by smoke. Shop, was
owned by Jack McMillan ,and wns
town as a "one man” dog, hnvlng
| fen the constant companion o f his
faster. So common hnd become the
light of MeMuMan and Shop on tho
Greets here, that the pnir hnd como to
“ known as "The Man With the
*• McMillan and Shop came hero
nine months ago after a tramp from
. ew lork through tho mountains of
Kentucky and Tennessee, McMillan
wing undertaken the foot tour-for a
m ionnlly known photograph concern
"* mountains. Tho hodv o f th dog
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
InIs
YrI°U ^,C.el **ne 'n ft
momenta.
.. r
bcn<* or cntnrrh will be
to Th
dogged nostrils will op'
6 air pussagea of your head
Nn 1 eUr ,ntld you con breathe freely.
i„„ ore ‘lollness, headache; no hawk• 1 uffllng, mucous discharges or
night *' n° strUf:^*nK for breath at
h ^ 7 E d.ruwl,k you want * ama11
little of E yK,8 Cr#Cam Bnlm’
cr»«m i
th s fragrant,
Apply 6
Arrive
83.. ____ 2:86 a. m .
27. mmmn
89. _____ 2:55 p. m.
85.......... 0:55 p. ni.
North Bound
Arrivo
82. _____ 1:48 a. m.
84. _____ 11:45 a. m.
80.......... 3:05 p. m.
28. ____ 10:00 p. m.
Departi
2:46 «. m.
8:40 a. m.
3:20 p. m.
7:10 p. m.
Sum! y°Ur n08triU- let p«n«-
e° ™ M ln " u X membn,ne‘ and r6l,e<
tsrrhttifJ*1 Whnt every c° l(l oni1 ca•d u ' “ f f.cre,r nccd»- Don't stay stuff.
The Bell Cafe
S
CAMERA DOES MOST OF WORK
Astronomers Sleap aa Do Othar Mortala, Leaving tha Faithful Phe.
tographer on Guard,
g
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;
results ------------------------------
R E N T A L OR SA LE
%
BIG OR L IT T L E — T H A T ’S ME
! W . V . W h e e le r
Thnnks to modem science, astron
a
R E A L E S TA TE OFFICE ---------- 115 P A R K A V E N U E
omers can now sleep nt night.
According to popular tradition, nstronomers are people who pass the
entire night nt one end of n telescope
nnd can Bleep only In the daytime or
on rainy nights. But no more, accord
ing to Miss Annie Jump Onimoii, usalstnnt In the Harvard college ob
servatory nnd curator o f astronom
ical photographs of the college.
"N ow the nstronorner can go to bed
nt the some time ns nny other person."
F R O M T H E F O R E S T TO Y O U
she snld. "H e turns his work over
Iiy eliminating all o f tho waste, over half o f tho labor, all o f tho
to a teleccope nod n photographer
II middle man’s profits and by delivering a home on record time direct
nnd waits until morning to study the
heavens.
Observations/ nr* now n ; | from tho forest to you
mntter o f very expert photography,
Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W S
nnd deductions nre mndo from the
plntes thus produced,
Put Tremendous Savings in Y o u r Pockets
"A t Htinnrd we have complete rec
Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows o f any sizo. Built
ords of the heavens, dating hack over
according to latest improved methods of house construction, of the
runny years, nnd these nre preserved
best of mnterinls, at a grant saving. Their economy 1h worth investi
In whnt 1 rail n laboratory o f 300.000
gating.
volumes. Each bonk Is n perlshnhle
glass plate which must he very euroW R IT E FOR C A TA LO G U E
fully Imndled nnd guarded.
showing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes.
"On every fair night of the yenr In
the observatory nt Cambridge, nnd In
A . C. T U X B U R Y L U M B E R CO.
the nllled one which we have In Peru,
n complete photographic survey of
Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W , D e p t 18-K
the heavens Is made, which Is turned
CHARLESTON, S. C.
over to expert observers on the follow
ing day for searching analysis. Of
E N T Z M IN G E R B R O T H E R S
course, the discovery of n ctmot or
a new star Is n grant event fo r us."
LO C A L AGENTS, LONO.WOOD, F L A .
A Cozy Home
I
Who's WhoaeT
They were discussing the very
charming woman who hnd Just en
tered Ihe nlrendy crowded reception
room.
"Ilo w well Mrs. Gnyo looks tonight.
She Is renlly a most beautiful woman,
nnd knows how to keep herself at her
hest." snld Mrs. Witte.
"Mrs. Gnye? She Isn’t Mrs. Gnye
now," her friend nnswnred.
"Don’t
you remember she got tired o f being
Gaya’s widow nnd mnrrled Jaye Inst
summer? She Is now Mrs. Juyc."
"Oh, dear, yes I" Mrs. W itte replied.
"1 forgot. But I would like to know
how any one can hope <o keep In
mind nil the mntrlmonln! changes nowndn.vs. Some one ought to publish n
reference book to help us. It might
ho cnl led ‘ Who’s Whose 7’ ”
Language He Understood.
Tho other day a neighbor was taken
to a hospltn) for an operation, which
Trilby Branch
at Its conclusion mnile neccasnry the
Depart! use o f a drainage tube In the wound
Arrive
0:00 a. m. while It was healing. The neighbor’s
•No. 100.
(
—
—
m
m
m
3:25 p. m. w ife described tho operation In Bob
•No. 24.
7:00 a. in. by's presence with much attention to
158.,
7:36 p. m. delnll and Hobby afterward told the
22....
story of It In his own language to the
Leesburg Branch
members of his family, concluding by
Depart!
Arrivo
observing: "But 1 guess Mr. Brown
•No. 157.................. 4:00p.m.
will get along nil right now since
No. 21.................. 2:52p.m.
they’ve put a new Inner tube In him."
♦No. 101.................... 8:30p.m.
•No. 26_____________2:00p.m.
No.
22.................. 7:00p.m.
\
[ I SELL TO SERVE
Departs
Hobby, a boy o f five, Is an enthusi
2:03 a. m. astic nutomoblllst and spends much of
12:05 p. m. his time around his father’s car ask
3:25 p. m. ing questions.
♦
CIRCUIT COURT, SETEWTH JUDIC
In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir IN THE
IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA— IN CHANCERY
cuit, Seminole County, Florida.
— In Chancery
CITATION
Prnt T. WlllUmi,
TH.
Cm . II.
ft «l.
To tiro, II. Itfii), Bloomington, III.! Oro. II.
Jntmaon, lllooniinifton, III. I L'Utfnco
M.
Peoples Bank o f Sanford, a corpora
White. Ilhnnilngton, III.! I*. A. (lIWUiM,
tion, Complainant,
Normin, 111.; Julia F. Itrlre. realilenco un
known; Thurlnw lllthop, mhlencf unknown I
VH.
II. A. Minify, rpalilrnro unknown; CTaml A.
Hamulera, n-nlilcoco unknown; J. I.. Holman,
Lewis Kinnrd and Mary E. Weinert,
reaiitencf unknown; ami John I- Ionian, realexecutrix of tho estate of William
ilpiir* unknown:
It aiiprnrluit from Ilia aworn hill of romWeinert, trading as W„m. Weinert &
plnlnt in Ihla came Mini agalnal you, lint yon
Company, Seminole County Bank, u hare aonia Inter,-at In Ihe lamia In aalil bill of
nu.iplalnt menllonnl anil ilracrlheil. illuatfiJ,
corporation, Defendants,
lying ami Iwlng In Seminole County, Florida, to
To Mary E. Weinert, executrix o f tho wn: In Bfftlon one, Townalilp SO South. Ilange
III Patt, HBQ of HKH: In Section 13, Townehlp
cstato of William Weinert, trading 'jn Smith. Range SI Kail, Lite 1 anil 3, EM of
si: H ; In Hecllon in, Townahlp SO Smith, Range
ns Win. Woinort & Company, in .'II
Kail, tail* I, 3, anil :i; In Section 31, Towncare of James Guy Gordon, 710-723 tlilp 30 South, Range 31 Kiel, I.nt 1; In Hecllon
Townahlp 30 South, Ulnae 33 Kail. KV4 of
North American Building,
Broad 0.
8WH ami WH of HWVls In Hccllon T, Town*
■hip
30 Son III, Range 33 I'uat, WH of Sec, T,
and Snnsom Streets, City o f Phila
ami HWQ of SUM; In Section IS, Townahlp 20
delphia, County of Philadelphia, and Smith, Range 32 Rial, \Vy, of Sec. IS, W U of
NEW, W>4 of HEVi. N'A of NHVi of NBV4. HV4
Stnto of Pennsylvania,
or NBVi of NHVi. SB Vi of NRV1, NHVi of
SB Vi, KH V, of hi: Vi; In Section III. Tuwnahlp
NO TICE
30 Hmidi, Range 33 Baal, m l nf NWU. NWVi
It appearing from nn affidavit of of NWVi, RWVi of NWVi. NHVi ° f NBV4.
Telfair Knight, that ho is o f Counsel NWVi of NHVi, SB Vi. of NHVi. SVV Vi of
NHVi. NHVi of HBVi. NWVi of SHV4; therefore,
for Peoples Bank of Sanford, n cor you, (leo. II. Item. Clarence M, White, Oeo, II,
Johnaon
ami E. A. OIIMUnd are hereby ordered
poration, tho complainant in the nbovu and retpilreil
lo be anil appear before our laid
styled cause, nnd that you are a resi Circuit Court, nt the Court Honan In Hanford,
Florida, on the Dili day of September, A. I).
dent of a state other than the State 1U2I, and then anil there make gnawer to tho
of Florida, that there is no person hill of complaint gahlhtteil agalnal you, oilierwlie a decree pro confraeo will tie entered
within the State of Florida, service of agalnal you: And you, Julia F. Ilrlce, Thtirluw
lilelmp, II. A. Moeley, Claud A. Haundere, J. U
a subpoena upon whom would bind Helinan
and John L. Leman, are hereby ordered
you, nnd a bill o f complaint having and re<|Ulred lo bn anil appear before our eatd
■Circuit (\iurl at lire Court llutiae In Sanford,
been herein filed against you, it 1b Florida, on the 3rd day ot October, A. t), 1031,
hereby ordored that you uppeur to tho and then and there make anawer lo the Mil of
roinplalnt eihlhlled agalnal yon, oiherwlae a
bill of complaint filed herein ngainst decree pro confeaao will be entered agalnal
you in the above entitled cause, on you.
It la ordered that lids notice be published In
tho 3rd day of October, A, D, 1921, the Sanford Utrald, a newspaper published In
Hetnlnolo County, Florida, onca a week for four
tho same being a rule day of
this conaecullre weeks aa to the parties whose reelcourt, nnd tho Sanford Herald la here ilencea are. known, and once a week for eight
omeecullTB weeks aa lo tha partite whose resi
by designated nH tho newspaper in dences are unknown.
Witness my hand and the eeal of said Circuit
which this notice shall be published Court
on Ihla tha 33rd day of July, A. n. 1031,
once u week fo r four
conBccutivo
(fllA L )
B. A. DOUUI.AS8,
Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court,
weeks,
Seminole County, Florida.
Ry: V. B. ROUCJLASa. D. C.
Witness my hand and official seal
REOROB O. HHRRINCI.
of office nt Sanford, Sominolo County,
Solicitor and Counsel for Complainant.
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FORECLOSURE C ITA TIO N
To Make the Big Parks Safe.
A concerted effort Is being made hj
the United StateH public health service
Oviedo Branch
Arrive
Departs and the national park service to make
the national parks of the United
•No. 128.................. 11:00a.m.
States snfe nnd sanitary for the vast
8:40 p. m. numbers of Aiuerlcnna who hnve re
•No. 127------•Dally, except Sunday.
cently taken to touring them. Before
the war. when tourlats were fewer nnd
Tho Bartow Record a few days ago most o f them travoled on stage llnca
had a very attractive picture on the and stayed ot park hotels, the sanitary
problem was simple. $luco the war,
front page showing a largo booth In
NO S n A M ABOUT TH IS !
however, the great majority travel In
the Central Market, Milwaukee, W1b., automobiles and camp nut. enormously Florida, this tho 2flth day o f August,
A. D. 1921.
Time to move! Tho theatre where where Sealdswcet oranges and grapo- complicating all health mntters. '
antiseptic “ Sham” tho Elmer Harrla-Gernldlno fruit are on display nnd sale. It was
h u a . ^ b ° Vj 7 alr poMft»f* o f th®
flam! i
ant^ bca^ tbo swollen, In-
UP »nd miserable.—Adv.
Many believe the Giants should
havo won from the Boston Red Sox in
1912, hut tho luck favored the Bost
onians nnd they were acclaimed
world’s champions after eight games
hnd been played, one a tie In 11 Inn
ings nnd tho final, which Boston won
3 to 2 ,ln 10 Innings. Boston won the
opener, 4 to 3, and tho second wns n
0-0 tic. Now York won tho third 2 to
1. Boston won the next two, 3 to 1
nnd 2 to 1 respectively. New York
won tho sixth and seventh, 5-2 nnd
11-4. Tho result o f tho 8th game al
ready has been mentionod.
For tho thlr dgnmo tho Giants wore
pitted ngainst tho Athletics irt a
world’s championship in tho games
of 1913 and New York took but ono
gnme o f tho flvo. Thoy won the sec
ond game 3 to 0 In 10 innings. Tho
Athletics won tho first, fl to 4; the
third, 8 to 2; tho fourth, fl to 5 nnd
tho fifth, 3 to 1.
Tho Giants met tho Chicago White
Sox in the series o f 1917, and nfter
losing the first two games, 2 to 1 and
7 to 2, won tho third nnd fourth by
shutouts, 2 to 0 and 6 to 0.
The
W hite Sox wo nthe 6th nnd flth, 8-5
and 4-2.
3
(S E A L )
Post carda—local viowa— lc each at
E. A . DOUGLASS,
the Herald office.
Clerk Circuit Court,
ono o f tho advertising features of
Conflicting Opinion.
Bonner comedy, first appeared In Los
•“ How fast can you go In your fliv K N IG H T & GUEST,
tho Florida Citrus Exchange and was
Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Are.
Angelos— has loBt Its place as a load
ver?"
Attorneys for Complainant. 8-27-Gtc
visited by thousands o f Mllwaukoe
ing American theatre and Is now a
"Authorities dlflcr." replied Mr.
whilo maintained.
Spahlsh playhouso. ‘ ‘Sham’’ picturixChugglus. "Th e salesman sold sixtyDRINK ,
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
live mlloH nn hour, blit the nmatnble
ed by Paramount at the Star thcatro
Elder Springe Water. Ita 99 98-180
For office supplies, stationery, etc., says twenty’s the limit."
Co m m e r c i a l a n d
with Ethel Clayton In the star role
pur cent pure. Phone 811.
coma to tho Herald office.
jo b PRINTING
is tho attraction fo r tonight.
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THE SANFORD DAILY P filtALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBBtt 1, lMt
DAILY HERALD
rttlk M W*jr tflaiMM U « f t N U tf l l !
TIE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc.
rn u n u t
R. J. H O L L Y ___________
.Editor
N. J. LILLARD....Becretary-Treaaurer
H. A. NEEL.... .... General Manager
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr.,
onoutanoN haxaoxr
P hone 148 up to 6 P. M.
fain M*fa I n n — A»»lto*tU«
faWcrlrtUa rrtM la A4tmm
When you tire o f a humdrum exist
ence you might turn to the pages of
some of our sensational daily papers
and read tho stories of high life
among peoplo o f millions. Tho blblo
contains some rather naughty stories
of rottenness In ancient times, but It
Is difficult to find anything to com
pare with the moral filth of today.
Thero Is a trito saying that "civiliza
tion Is only skin deep," but even thnt
small veneer seems to have utterly
vanished from tho carcnsscs o f seme
of these butter-fly vamps and orgres
o f gold.
WHICH.SHALL IT BH7
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Conserve Your Sight
Our heading refers to the schemes Our shaded goggles, shell frames, gold
for raising revenues for the running mountings, etc., in SIZES FOR CHIL
expenses o f tho General Government. DREN are meeting with great favor.
Here nrj five propositions that are Wo fit children with children’s glass
es und they nro alwayB pleased.
under advisement:
1. — Retain tho present excess— pro
TOM M OORE
fits tax nnd othor schemes that are in
operation.
OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN
2. — Enlnrge the sales-tax scheme so
Phone 192
ns to include practically all sales of Office Opp P. O.
What is a
Good Citizen ?
F ifty years ago the man who kept money at
home or on hand to lend his neighbor w sh a
good citizen.
any kind of property or commodities.
TO SEE BETTER SEE MOORE.
The man who merely hoarded money was
Do this by way of revenue stamps.
never a good citizen at any age; but today,
3. — Annual the present exemption
in
an ago of banking, it is certainly one of the
from taxation o f municipal bonds, and
----------- o----------OM T w ....................................
:1f Little children are sharp, much let them be listed for taxation the
first requisites of good citizenship for every
Ma Mmta* .................................
ItalinrW la OU7 fcy C»rrl.r
same ns other proporty.
man, woman and child to put every dollar
Dm W - k . ........................................ »» < * * *
shrewder nnd more observing than
4.
— Put a tax on bank checks.
DR. E. J. M E IN IIAK D I
TV, Ilf 1»- U IAm i WMklr ManJJ1 »
they have in some bank.
ttralr arm knlnoU Oauaiy aal la pabUikad tho average adult credits them with
5. — Increase letter postage to three CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALIST
m r r rrliay. HwrtUi«* r»U, ouda kajwa being. Without
doubt they have cents.
« tfpUoatlra. DaBMntla la p«UU*a. N H
has returned to Daytona from Chicago
I f you haven’t a bank account come i n every man with whom they come in
IN nu, alway* la adtaap*.___________
Take your choico, or, better yet, where he completed his post graduate
make
the start today.
contact sized up and duly catalogued name other schemes thal are prefer
Member of The Aaaodated Preea
work and will open his office at once.
In their infantile brains. And strnngo able to any of tho foregoing, Tho
Dr. Mcinhardl has been spending the
ns
It may scone— disconcerting ns it cutting down of expenses o f tho gov
cub
past two months attending the largest
may bo— theso youngsters invariably ernment would be n mighty fine
schools and clinics In the country, and
shoot true to the mark. If n man is scheme but it is doubtful if it can bo
returns to Daytona better equipped
Never try to explain a failure. kind and gentle they invariably res
done; tho tendency seems to bo in tho than ever to give the best that science
Your friends know alt nbout it.
pect nnd love him. If he Is mean or a other direction.— DeLand News.
nnd skill affords to his patrons.
A COM M UNITY B U ILD E R
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grouch they know him ns such nnd
Office hours by appointment only.
Often the man who never lends nor avoid him. If ho is a conceited ass ho • SPOUTS SHOULD STUDY
Telephone Office Nurse for appoint
borrows hasn’t the ability to do eith is an object of their Juvonle jests nnd
» LAW S; AVOID TROUBLE. ments, No. 81.
0-30-2t
er.
ridicule. Whatever our outward Im
----------- 0----------perfections may be, their Judgment Is
Sportsmen who wish to comply with
Even the m ost hardened political unerring and wo can not escape it.
tho law and avoid trouble, should
tric k s te r becomes a ifTcut man a fto r
Wo are In the hands of our children. Hludy the game laws and comply
death.
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Htrictly with the provisions thereof
----------- 0----------THE AMERICAN RACE
against hunting out of senson.
Se The City Commissioners
Any man with a good reputation
vere penalties mny bo imposed for in
can borrow money, but it takes moro
of the City of Sanford,
In most of the gush— for it is noth fractions o f the game Inws.
than a rep to pay it back.
ing else—which we hear nowadays
The open season is still some time Florida, will receive bids
----------- o----------about 100 percent Americanism, there awny, the game Inws forbidding the
until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc
The World Series will soon bold the in the underlying assumption that
killing o f deer nnd birds before No
hoards and then Roseau and all the there is an American race— that is, a
vember 20th ,but in order that none tober 7, 1921, for fu r
other birds will hnvo to take a back 1type of the human family peculiar to
may plead ignorance many newspa nishing said City with
You Can Find the Nam e of Every Live Pro
scat.
this country.
pers nro publishing the following
one
Combination
Pump
Unfortunately for us, but fortunate
fessional and Business M an in
Dispatches say the clothing manu ly for the genus homo as a whole, synopsis o f tho law:
Engine
Chemical
and
Under
the
lnw,
the
open
senson
for
facturers think they can make a sav- there
.....__ is .................
. The
.... ................
no such thing.
most thnt
Sanford in This Column
ing in the manufacture of clothes. No wp C)in j ust|y claim Is that wo are the nl lgnnio commences on November 20 Hose Motor Car, 600 to
and
extends
to
February
ID
o
f
the
doubt of it.
progenitors and remote ancestors of
750 gallon capacity. 1,following year, making a period of
the American race which, judging the
LAW YERS
C O N TR A C TO R S
Want to know who your friends future by the past, will be In its lusty eighty-eight days. Residents o f Flor 000 feet more or less of
ida
may
procure
a
hunter's
license,
nro? Just let it become known that j adolescence alsml one thousand years
Standard 2Vi in. fire
good only for the* county in which
S. O. Shinholscr
you have “ a little something" hidden hence.
George A. DeCottes
hose.
awny und you will soon learn.
All races of whieh we hnvo any they live, for $1.25; hut the fee for
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
Certified check of 5%
----------- o----------knowledge sprang from the union of each additional county will be $3.50.
Over Seminole County Bnnk
SANFORD
*
•:* FL0RID4
In Europe they are extracting edi other races. The llriton of today, for For all non-residents the cost o f the must
accompany each SANFORD
FLORIDA
ble fats from tar for the manufact Instance, is not a Norman, nor an license for each county in which they
ure of mnrgaim*. For the sake of one's Angle, nor n Saxon, though the time desire to hunt will be $25. The maxi bid.
Sanford Construct'n Co,
appetite, however, they still cling to was when those races occupied the mum amount of game allowed each
City reserves the right
B A T T E R IE S
CONTRACTORS AN D I1UILDER9
British isle and maintained their rac 1gun per day i none deer, two turkeys,
tho old name.
to
reject
any
or
all
bids.
n:
uno
Yoirn
Planes nnd Specifications CheerfiDj
ial characteristics as distinctly as the twenty quail, and twenty-five birds
C. J. R Y A N ,
Furnished
The .Southern Utilities Co,, at St. English, the Germans, the Scandinav of other varieties. If there is a party
Battery Troubles to U s
All Work Guaranteed
Augustine say that the street ear line ians and the Latins do at this time in o fthrea or more the limit of game
City Manager. W . ip .c l.IJi* OB Electrical Work and can t ty .
jrou d .p .n d a b l. u r r l o .. .
II. T. PACE
P. 0. Dei R|
is a lemon und they are willing to America. It took ages for the o ff such party may take during the entire D-27-8tc
WE ALSO RATE COMPETENT MECHANICS
hand it over to the city if they will spring of this triple union to grow to trip, aside from quail and other birds,
roa OVERHAUL!Nil YOUR OAR
tnke it, according to dispatches from maturity, but, when it did, the result is two deer nnd five turkeys; und no
Sanford Battery Service
was a race far superior to any of its individual hunter shall kill during
thnt city in the daily newspapers.
Sketches nnd Estimates Free; m
parents.
----------- o----------Company
any one senson more than two deer,
building too large and nono too iu&
So in this country, the American five turkeys and five hundred of any
Carl Wanderer, officer in the army
Phono 189
L. A, Rennud, Prop.
— A L L WORK GUARANTEED—
killed his wife and a ragged stranger race when it arrives will be the nob Slid Ml sorts of birds. No individual
In cold blood and was hanged yester lest member of the human family be hunter or party of hunttrs shall hnvo City Licenses Due Oc
ilson & Shorey
H AR TFO R D B A T T E R Y Pino W
day for the crime. He went to tho cause the best blood in the world will an ygnme in his or their possession
tober
1,
1921
and Garland Sts., Orlando, Fla
chair singing, "Old Pal, Why Don't flow In its veins. The contention of longer than five days after the close
“Battery Insurance”
You Answer Me." lly this time he ougenlsts that the crossing o f races of the hunting senson. Fur-bearing
ATTE N TIO N is called to the fact
has probably found nut.
PURE W ATER
produces degeneration rather than
Sold and Serviced by
animals are nlso protected
by the that all City Licenses are payable on
progress has not a particle of support
game laws and all trappers are re or before October 1, 1921.
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
St. Petersburg police court will not in human history, nlwnys assuming
Elder Springs Water
required to pay a license and are al
SPE C IA L ATTE N TIO N is called to
allow the use of fictitious names in that the cross is between equals— not
lowed to set traps on lands other than
99.98% PURE
Haight & Wieland
court any more. Every person dock necessarily equals in culture but in
their own only by obtaining written
Phone 311-W
Sanford, Fk
eted will be made to give bis name racial potentialities. The American
Section 4, Ordinance 25
and answer to tho same and it will he race will be 100 per cent white. It permission from the owners of such which reads as follows: "That the
GARAGES
given the publicity of the court news. will amalgamate the blood of Anglo- lands.
City
Tax
Collector
before
issuing
a
li
As wild game is protected and thus
LO R D 'S P U R IT Y
Giving people's names keeps down n Saxons, Scotch, Irish, Germans, ScanSmith Bros. G arage
cense based on a property value, or
given
safety
and
in
a
measure
eared
lot of law breaking and misdemeanors. dinnvians, French, Italians, Spanish,
W ATER
capital stock, shall require the per
E xp ert R epairin g
Sanford police court does not allow Slavs mid others in less degree. Its for by the state it is reasonable to
son
applying
for
a
license
to
rnako
a
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
AS GOOD AS TH E BEST
tlu< use of fictitious names and no ineestors will lie the aristocratis of the allow residents to secure limiting li
written statement under oath of tho
Oak and First
Dally Service
Phone 1M
John Does are docketed here.
human tribe today; and we have a censes at a small cost, while those value of the property, or tho amount
---------- o----------right to expect that it will be as far who merely hunt while temporarily in of the capital stock."
The Merchant's Gala Day was all |superior to present races as they are the stnte are charged a greater fee.
R E A L ESTATE
Application blanks for said licenses
that could be desired in every way and to the half forgotten trlbcH which unit- The cost of the lIcenR Is no greater
S A N F O R D NOVELTY
will lie furnished free of charge at the
than is charged practically every
passed off without a hitch. Every U'd to give them separate existence,
City Office.
E. F. Lane
committee appointed by the general I We are living for posterity. It is where.
WORKS
ALFRE D FOSTER,
chairman, A. E. Yowull, worked like n{,t ourselves nor our todays and toRen!
Estate
nnd
Insurance
lGG-lOtc
City Tax Collector.
SIX GOOD RULES.
Trojnns and the* thanks of the busi morrows that taunt. Nature cars lit
V. C. CO LLER, Prop.
Phone 95
ness men as a whole are due to each tle what becomes of us individually.
The. Credit Clearing House of Rich
and every one o f them. It shows what Our racial boastings are cosmic jokes,
Eyes Examined
Glasses Designed
General Shop and Mill
mond has issued a card upon which
ran be done here by the getting to ltut as the stock from wwhtch tho
Geo.
W
.
Knight
Henry
McLaulin,
Jr.
nre
printed
the
following
rules
"fo
r
gether of the business men and wo great human tribe of the future is to
W o rk
OI*T. D.
times like those."
Real Estate and Insurance
should have more of these meetings spring Nature is watching over us
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
and more of the closer association of with more than motherly care,— Lake
SANFORD
FLORIDA
If
you
enn’t
pay
all
o
f
your
debts,
all the business men of the city.
land Telegram.
517 Commercial Street Sanford, FU
pay a pnrt on all of them.
ANNOUNCEMENT
First National Bank
F. P. Forster, President
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
BIDS W A N T E D
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
B u ild e r s & Contractor!
NOTICE
Have you ever taken note of the
smile of a homely girl? Did it occur
to you that there was sometidng in
that smile which reduced her homelliU's:i to inslgnillcauce? it wr.s charnrtor. God seldom gives all to some
ami nothing to others. There is nor
mally a fair distribution of His fa
vors, though we mny not be able to
see the wisdom of His ways.
The
homely girt is Invariably endowed
with a character of gold, and beauty
o f soul is fnr greater than that o f all
outward forms combined.
VIRGINIA DARE
••
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Tho Virginia Dare Extracts
are double strength, so thnt only
one-half of the quantity usually
called for should be used. They
come in the following flavors:
Almond
Pcncb
St rnw berry
Lemon
Raspberry 1
Vanilla
Anise
Nutmeg
Pineapple
Cinnamon
D eane T u rn er
WHLAKA BLOCK
Phones 497*494
NEWSPAPER “ PERSECUTION."
With the New York city municipal
■ampaign in full swing, tlm majority
of the metropolitan dailies are going
hammer and tonga after Mayor Dy
lan and his administration, charging
inefficiency, graft and what not, nnd,
and, in defense, hizzoncr is crying
"controlled press" to the masses. This
is one of the oldest political gags and
some day the people are bound to
realize it. This cry is not limited to
New 5 ork City, but can be henrd in
every city and hamlet of this country
where politics attract public interest.
Some of the Idggcst "corporation bootlicks" in this country have been elect
ed by appealing to the prejudices of
the common people. "Persecution!"
is an age-long wail. The powers be
hind the campaign realize the possi
bilities in this wail.
Compared with other businesses, the
I newspapers of this country arc less
,shackled than any other business. liesidos, the newspapers do not depend
upon the interests for their support—
they rise or fall by the rank and file
of people, and to betray these is to
douhlo-ctosn without hope of benefit.
Ihe man in public lifu who denounces
tho newspapers quite often is seeking
to place a neutralizing forco in the
public mind before the newspapers
tell what they know on him.—Jack
sonville Metropolis.
i
Employment Bureau..
T R A N S F E R _____
The vocational committee of the Busi
ness nnd Professional Women’s Club
“ WE D E L IV E R TH E GOODS'*
requests all young women desiring
O PTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST employment to register nt tho First Quick Service Transfer
Graduate Northern Illinois College National Bank.
Don’t try to hold all your cotton.
Storage Facilities
212 East First St.
Sanford, Fla.
Sell a part nnd pay a part o f all you
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
If we please you, tell others; It w
owe.
tell ua. Phone 498
Remember the interests of your
creditors—their credit has helped
you; now help them.
W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ
IN G W O R K S
If you and your neighbors don't
help the merchants nnd bankers, who
have been helping you, all of us will
be in a "pickle.”
Pickling and Preserving
Don’t carry much money in your
pockets or store it in trunks, put it
in tho hanks and pay your debts and
thereby keep money In circulation.
W e have the
W l|h t D m h . i . U a ta ft Butldlnf
STONE JARS
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
and Jelly Glasses
General Machine and Boiler Works
Re enreful nnd talk better times.
Your co-op<rntlon now means your
prosperity later.
C. O. WILSON. Own.r
S ATIS FA C TO R Y SERVICE AND
REASONABLE PRICKS
See our line of
That Bartow will be advertised
through the medium of *.ho Florida
Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Booster car, which left Tnmpn nbout
September 1st, for New York ns Its
Churns, etc.
terminus, was assured recently when
the directors of the Roar*! of Trndo
mndo arrangements with II. O. Ilrnzio
o f Tampa, for 175 road signs to be
placed between nnrtow and Lnko
City, and also for placing Bartow on
H A R D W A R E CO
tho Florida inup and on the tourist
map, which in a feature of the Boost
—Get your Scratch Pads from The
er enr publicity.
Herald—by tho pound—16e.
BALL
Automobile Flywheel Steol Genr
hands in stock
Crank Shnfta Rc-turncd
Sanford Steam Laundry
FOR SERVICE
Call 14G-J
Acteylene W elding
OF ALL KINDS
Sanford W elding Co.
Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Are.
HOTELS
. i.( j t t ** fji. » •
Hotel Montezuma
“ Sanford’s New Hotel’’
91.50 Up Per Day
G1LL0N&
FRY
ELECTRICAL
^Contractors
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First day o f the month.
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In and About
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Mention of
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w DeHart ,of Orlando, was a
jjulienes's visitor here yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gatchel leave
Sunday for St. Louis and points In
Indiana and Ohio.
The Misses Flynt, of Forsyth, Ga.,
arrived here recently and havo opened
, dressmaking establishment at
park avenue.
Have your watches and jewolry re
paired a t McLauiln’s. Two first class
la tc h makers. Prompt service.
140-tfc
JcfT Hailey, o f Birmingham, Ala.,
is in the city with a view o f orgnnjjpjng a Kiwnnnis Club. Jeff is an old
newspaper man, and w'us with tho
Birmingham Age-Herald for many
years.
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SANFORD’S
TEMPERATURE
w it h e r
For Florida: Partly cloudy
tonight and Sunday; probably
rain* in extreme south portion.
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S i a n v f of Ibo
Floating Snail
Talka Snednetlr
Arranged for
Herald Reader*
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She creeps, she creeps, my
kingdom for n swatter. Right
here with showers all around
us und surrounded by the
Volstead law the old bulb
creeps up one notch yesterday.
Can you b?at it? And here
on the very threshold o f win
ter. I f old man summer is not
kicked o ff the Inp o f Miss Fall
right soon he shnll he spanked
and we will havo Johnny Par
ker do the spanking. Well,
Old Summer, can’t possibly
hang on much longer. We nfe
gradually getting his goat by
tho calendar route.
5:10 A. M. OCTOBER 1
Maximum ....................... 93
Saturday Is a poor day to collect,
don’t you think? W h at7
The V ery Best
Well, another big trading day and
night and we will sec what effect the
Gala Day hnd on the trade.
Another rain today would cut down
the trade somewhat, but would be
welcome to everybody. Or let it come
tomorrow.
Clean up, paint up, repnir thnt
house, make another room, get ready
fo r tho biggest winter season that
Sanford hns ever experienced.
We have priced our fall clothing so that the highest
priced suit in the house will not go over $45.00,—and that
is why we are selling them almost as fast as they arrive.
And they ari
The Clyde Line continues to bring
tho summer excursionists up tho St.
Johns river. Some o f them will re
turn to Sanford to become residents
some of these dny»t.
M ic h a e ls -S te rn s C lo th e s
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C am pus T ogs
Mnny of tho boys and girls will go
down to Orlnndo today to see the
Sanford high and the Orlnndo high
plnv the first football game o f tho
season. It will be a good game and
Sanford boys say they will win.
W. C. Sntchor, o f Longwood, wns in
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city today nnd is still talking
Minimum .............
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Range .............................. 09 # about his now hoy. The youngster will
f I ho named Charles Winthrop, nftcr
Barometer .....................30.03
# grandpa Entzmingcr.
Mr. Satcher
Cnlm and party cloudy.
# 1snyB it is dry around Longwood, anil
# - # # ho is forced to water a big strawberry
patch every night to keep the plants
newspaper nnd job plant nnd doing alive. Orange trees nil through
all the work himself.
j Seminole are showing the effects o f
the dry weather.
Iw f S T d O f W M f / S :r/ F f/ F ft£ ^ L
S a n fo rd ,
Tablets, pencils, pens, inks, erasers,
loose leaf paper, note hooks, compo
•EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Giant
sition books, nt the Herald office. You
will "find our lino complete nnd o u r ]**1111 BvC!» in a box. We can now fur- ‘ FOUR EARTH-M ADE
TH ING S IN H EAVEN.
price- right. Everything in supplies , " i9b
Volt Batteries nt $21.50. We
at the Herald office all tho time.
buy* scl1* c h a n g e , recharge nnd re
pair nil makes Batteries.— Ray Broth
Dr. George Hyman will deliver a
ers.
Phono
GI8.
150-tfc
message
nt the Baptist Temple on
CHICKEN DINNER, Surday noon
next
Sunday
night using ns his sub
nnd evening, Gray Gables, on tho
F U R N IS H E D O R U N F U R N I S H E D
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.—The supreme
ject,
“
Four
Enrth-Mndc
Things in
The
portable
Remington
typewriter
bench, Seabreeze, Fla.
Phone 491.
court of the United States will be
I M M E D I A T E P O S S E S S IO N
Free bath houses.
74-Fri-St-Gm came in today nt the Herald office, Heaven.”
Large audiences are attending the asked to determine whether the Binnd if any one desires a real type
Sam Bradford, the genial fellow writer thnt will do nil the work o f a services at the Baptist Temple. The hie can he legally excluded from the
who meets every one with a smile nt standard machine, with standard key visitors in the city are given a moat public schools.
This was announced last night by
the Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co., is board nnd everything, and yet one cordial welcome.
leaders of the Presbyterian church
|here who have headed a movement
[among various religious denomina(ions, to bring a ease before the na
tion’s highest tribunal.
The state of Washington, which o f
ficially excludes the Bible from its
public schools, will furnish tile basis
for the case.
is Dr. W a lk e r ’s subject
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less th is
The line of attack will he based on
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone.
Cask
the declaration o f importance, the
must
accompany
all
orders.
Count
five
words
to
a
line
and
remit
ac
Presbyterians clniming that the dec
cordingly.
laration 1h a covenant between the
American nation ami God, nnd that
Corner Fifth Street nnd Park Avenue
the study of the Bible by American
LOST
FOR SA LE
children is essential to an understand
Solo by Mrs. Mettinger
Good M usic
LOST
OR
STO,LEN—
Small
brown
FOR S A LE — Rose No. 4 seed, Irish
ing o f the covenant and to full know
Gyp
answering
to
the
name
of
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A .
ledge of God.
Speck.
$25.00
reward
if
returned
to
500 IN S U N D A Y S C H O O L
Brumley.
131-lfc
“ To exclude the Bible from the pub
Dr. J. A, Rogers, New Smyrna.
C o m e an d B rin g Y o u r F rie n d s
lic schools,” the Presbyterians con
FOR S A L E —8-room house with all ________________________________ 101-Qtp
Communion Services at 11 A. M.
tend in their presentment preparatory
modern convenience, excellent re LOST— Between Sanford Junction nnd
to an appeal to the supreme court "is
pair. Private water works, in iKsirdispatcher’s office on railroad three
to violate one of the essential clauses
j aide location. Reasonable terms. Ap passes in small black pockctbook, one
o f the opening paragraph of the dec
ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street,
,A. C. L., one F. E. C., and one S. A. L.
laration of independence. In the state
ennlincd to his homo with illness, be that yau can carry around with you, T H IN K SAVIN G CAN
IlG-tfc Also sniull tan pocket hook containing
o
f
Washington,
the
attorney
general
BE
MADE
IN
CLOTHES
ing threatened with perctonitls, but see the Remington nt the Herald office
Finder keep
M A N U F A C T U R E COST. and later the state supreme court have FOR S A LE — Single and Rose Comb two one dollnr bills.
he is out of danger now nnd will bo They are the very best nnd the most
money
nnd
return
passes
and pocketrendered an opinion in which the Bi
Illnck Mnnorcn Roosters, G months
down Monday on the job. His mnny reasonable in price in the market.
books
to
R.
\V.
Duckworth,
care West
NE W YORK, Oct. 1.— Annual sav ble in effect is adjudged lo be a ‘sec old.— W. W. Dresser, It. A. Telephone
friends will be glad to see him out Only $G0. Get one today.
ern
Union.
lG3-3tc
158-tilp
ings o ffo rty per cent ,or about $210,- tarian* hook and in which it is decreed -1G03.
again.
to
he
unconstitutional
to
read
or
tench
,could be made in the men’s
FOR S A L E — One heavy duty twoA new shipment of 000,000
BO ARD^NDRO O M
ready made clothing Industry, with the Bible in the state schools.”
ROOFING, Red nnd green Blnte sur
wheel trailer in good condition. In
Tho
Presbyterians
declare
that
face, 3-ply $3.25 per square. T iger felt hats just received, its yearly output o f $000,000,00(1, de
quire at Ford Garage,
143-tfc BOARD A N D ROOM— Private fam
ily. 719 Oak Avo.
158-Otp
brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; which will be closed out clared a report by the American En “ this ruling, opinion and construction
gineering Council’s committee on is erroneous, nnd that the state consti FOR S A LE — Stable manure; car lets.
1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address
W ANTED
Good dry stock. Price $7 par ton, f
M. E. (Sinn, Box 391.
139-20tp at $2.00 each. NufT Sed.1elimination o f waste in industry, tutional provision so constructed arc
void,
as
being
in
conflict
with
and
re
o.
b.
cars,
Sanford.
Chase
&
Co.
— The Sanford Shoe & made public today. The report, bused
W A N T E D — Extra salesladies at tho
pugnant to the principles o f the dec
151-tfc.
on a national investigation o f the in
Hurry Neel is expected home from Clothing Co.
.
Surprise Shoe Store.
102-2to
tf
laration of independence.
dustry, asserted thnt management nnd
Okeechobee today for u short -visit
FOR SALE — A pair o f young, black
labor alike were responsible for tho
with home folks, Harry is presiding
mare mules, at a bargain. Phono
SEIZED BIG FISH NET.
C H R IS T M A S B A Z A A R
S T IL L C A PT U R IN G STILLS
over the destinies o f the Okeechobee The Ladies o f the Congregational enormous wnste.
1(10.
152-tfc
S H E R IF F ’S O FFIC E BUSY
Seasonal shutdowns .Industrial dis
News, and will be there pntil such Church will hold their Christmas BnFORT PIERCE, Oct. 1.— Seizure
M ASH ING UP T H E MASH. FOR S A LE — Mixed Jersey and Hol
time as he can get some help to take znur, December 17lli. Place to be an- cord, the “ sell-then-mnko’ ’policy lack
last
week in the Indian river near
stein cow and calf, also horse and
(,t! part of the burden of running a nnnunccd later.
Jensen
of a seine nearly a mile and
Ifl2-2lp o f standardization o f appliances, con
Sheriff Hand nnd his force o f depu 50 Rhode Island Rod chickens. E.
ditions, work content and method, and
a
quarter
in length and valued at ap
Magnuson,
Route
No.
A,
Hox
2G0.
ties tiro still busy capturing the stills
( n a « a f H H H M a w w N | l{H W A W w n fl{M f| fn w w M H K H K H H H n w inefficient planning, were given as o f the stillsido nnd last night they
159-Gtp proximately $3,000, because of alleged
the chief sources o f wnste.
hnd reason to suspect thnt one of S PE C IA L HUMMER PRICES: Com- violation o f the special law prohibiting
plete building schedules on request. seining in this county, hns resulted in
these Volstead evaders was working
PR E SID E N T ASKS A L L RETURN
Hook of a conflict of authority between Depu
near Longwood, so Sheriff Hand and Saves you 1-3 of cost.
T IIA N K S ON AR M ISTIC E DAY.
House
plans
$1.50,
Money
refunded
if ty Shell Fish Commissioner Van Audeputies, William and Jacobs, mean
W ASH IN G TO N , Oct. 1.— The Am dered down thnt way anil found Jeff not satisfactory, or if we sell you lum jken and county officials. Ernest L.
erican people were called upon by Parrish at tile still. There wns 700 ber. Send list for estimate.— Gulf It icon, of the Kicou fish concern nt
President Harding in a proclamation gallons o f mash and 20 gallons of Lumber Co., Perry, Fin.
10-1-lm Jensen, replovincd the Florida East
[{issued today to offer a silent two- shine and witli all the liquor and with FOR S A L E — One young fresh milk Coast railroad against transporting
the net, the authorities having prepar
minute prayer at noon on Armistice the one who was captured at the still
cow.— It. L, Garrison.
1G3-Gtc
ed
to ship it to Tallahassee, presumab
FO UR P A S SE N G E R ROADSTER
Day, Nov. 11, when the body of an un they came to town where the whole
FOR
S
A
L
E
—
Bargain,
five
room
cot
ly
for destruction, ns provided by tha
known American
soldier kilted in nffuir will be ironed out before Judge
tage, large lot. Box 117.
1G3-Gtp law, and posted bond, the seine being
France will be laid to rest in Arling Householder Monday morning. Stills
turned over to the sheriff o f St. Lucia
ton Nationnl cemetery.
Post enrds— locul views -lc each at
are working all the time despite the
county to be held until thu court act
Tho proclamation cnlls upon all de best efforts o f the officers of county the Herald office.
ed. Thereupon, VnnAukcn brought
vout and patriotic citizens to pause and city, to stamp out this illicit traf
mandamus proceedings to compel tho
FOR R E N T
for two minutes from 12 o'clock noon fic, slid liquor will he made ns long ns
sheriff to deliver the seine to him, nhd
until two minutes pnBt 12—for it po- people wnnt to drink it, but the offi- FOR R E N T — Two furnished rooms.
hearing on this action wan to be hold
| rlod of silent prayer of thanks to the eors nro right on the job, nnd they
Apply 1001 Elm Ave.
152-tfc today before Circuit Judge Davis, lo
Giver of all good fo r those vnlunblo never fnil to locate the still once their
Went Palm Bench.
$450 Cash, balance Monthly Installments
and valorous lives nnd o fsuppliention attention is attracted to the location. FOR R E N T— Improved celery land,
Mr. Hicou las aid to have claimed
in
immediate
planting
condition.—
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for "His divine mercy and for His Tho public is to blame for tho Illicit
.ownership of tho seine but declared it
C
i.
H.
Edward’s,
Pace’s
Lane.
150-Gtp
blessings supon our beloved coun liquor traffic by patronizing the men
wun for use in tho ocean *ind was dot
try*”
who make it, and shielding them from ' FOR R E N T — Nicely furnished front in the Indinn rlvor without his know
->>■ >” t.' «-• v. ^ • * u
Instructions are contained in tho the officers o f the law.
j room. I l l Pnrk Avo. t
163-Gtc
ledge, When VanAuken
descended
proclamation for tho halfmnsting of
i FOR REN.T— 5 room house with hath* upon tho net nnd made the seizure,
the fidg on nil public buildings, nil
,— BRIGHT BOY TO [ 902 French nvo.
lG3-2tc fishermen in two Inunchcs wero near- •
stations of the army, nnvy nnd marine
by. One bout wna deserted, the crew
.E A R N
p r in t
FOR RENT-—iDefl(ruhlo house keeping
eorpss and on nil Amoricnn embas
escaping in tho mangrove awampa,
i n g TRAD E.
ONE T H A T 'S NOT j rooms. Box 117.
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sies, legations nnd consulates through
A
while tho other fled. Tho deserted
A F R A ID OF A
L IT T L E WORK.
rooms
out tho world from sunrise to sunset A P P L Y A T T H E H E RALD P K IN f- , FOR R E N T — Furnished bed
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Intinch was delivered to tho owner by
I and light housekeeping roms. *200
on Armistice Day, when It 1s the hope ING CO M PA N Y.
Van Auken.
Hf
Park avo.
160-Gtp
o f tho president thntthe whole nation
Lexington and Hubm obile Distributors
shall join In honoring America’s dead
Post cards— Iqcal views— Jc each at
—Get your Scratch Pads frem Tha
o f the world war.
the HefaW’ flTTe*:,,ir:v ’
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CAN BIBLE BE
LEGALLY OUSTED
FROM SCHOOLS?
CHOICE
Bungalow for Sate
C o n n elly Real Estate C o.
CLASSIFIED ADS
“What’s the Matter with Sanford?”
S u n d a y , O c to b e r 2 n d , 7:30 P . M .
at the First Methodist Church, South
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1920
New Paint, New Top and New Cord Tires
Special equipment
Mechanical Condition A-l
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S*nford
fir
SntetanUaT
Sanford Daily Herald
IN THE H EA R T OP THE WORLD'S GREATEST
mMILLION UNDER ARM S
IN FOURTEEN COUNTRIES
NOT COUNTING RESERVES
ten More Million in
Highly Trained
a T 'T
r ' g
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FURTHER DECLINE IN
CONDITION OF COTTON, v
RESULTS IN REDUCTION.
“ City SabstantiaF
NUMBER 164
Counting the Inhabitants of Japan
( f
THB
VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1921
jo in t® n
Sanford
V
I
-w
TRAIN W RECK PLANNED
EXPLOSIVES W ERE PLACED
ON TRACK DELIBERATELY
EMERGENCY MEASURES
FOR RELIEF OF IDLE
WORKERS IS CONSIDERED.
W hen A. B. & A. Train
W as W recked in
Septem ber
14*<
£h
«•
(Dr Th. Atiool.t.d Pr»3«)
(B/ Tb. A.M«l.t.d Pr*M)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—Futhor
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.—Methods
decllno In the condition of cotton dur
for inlntting tho emergency measure
ing September rosulted in tho reduc
for tho relief of the nation’s involun
im
tion of five hundred thousand bales in
tary idle, adopted by national confer
tho forecast of production issued to
ence on unemployment, is being con
V,
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM
day by tho Department of Agricul
■a
sidered today by Secretary Hoover MISSION FINDS INDICTMENTS
t u r e , which places the total crop at
and executive officers of tho confer
margin
WERE IN TRE RIGHT PLACE
Japan Is taking her purlmllcul census, and the photograph shows a lot of
0,537,000 bnlos. The condition of the
ence. No mettlng of tho conference
crop September 25, placed it nt 4.02 tho clerkB !a the Tokyo ofUco counting up tho mikado’s subjects.
committee is expected before next
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—Deliberate
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.—Active per cent of pormal.
Wednesday.
plnclng of oxplosivcs on tho rails of
of the fourteen moBt import
tho Atlanta, Birmingham nnd Atlantic
a t i o n . of the world today in- DE LEON SPRINGS REVIVAL
COTTON
MARKET
DROPS
railroad nt Cascade Crossing, Ga.,
L , .pproximatcly 0,000.000 men,
STARTS NEW CHURCH
PRICES BREAK $9.50 N. Y.
.0 ,iK»rc» obtained heroj^nd
caused
tho wreck September 7, in
8EVENTY-THRE EI1APTIZED.
ANI) $10 IN NEW ORLEANS. which one trainman was killed, and
Lrdcd a. reasonably correct. With
three injured, according to engineers
2 inclusion of land nrmaments In tho
(Br Th. Aun UUI Pr.u)
(Br Tb. Ai«o«l>t.d Prau)
nsslgncd by tho Interstate Commorco
u i of tho forthcoming conference
DE LEON SPRINGS, Oct. 3.—As
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—Tho Cotton Commission to investigate tho affair.
ulimit.tion of armaments, theso are a result of a revival in DoLeon
market hero made a sensational drop Their conclusion agrees with that
ti, figures with which it is expected Springs fo rtho last several weeks,
todny, following the publication of of reached by iocnl nnd state pollco auth
ALL
OF
THE
SCHOOLS
ARE
FILL
NOVITSKY,
ON
STAND,
SAYS
assembled commissioners will sovonty-flvo persona were bnptizod
ED AND FINE CORPS OF
ficial crop condition reports.
POPE
TOLD
HIM
OF
ItORRERY
orities, which has resulted in criminal
Sunday in Odum-lake ,nnd n now Bap
Ire to deal.
. ,
..
TEACHERS
Prices
broke
$0.50
per
bale,
and
nt
OF
THE
THEATRE
indictments against twenty-one men
While China stands first among tho tist church organized in DeLeon
New
Orleans
the
mnrkot
quotations
charged
with participating in tho
utions in this summary of soldiers Springs.
(Br Th. AuocUt.d Fr.ii)
Sanford schools opened this morn fell to ten dollnrs a bale.
wrecking.
Labor troubles have exist
•rfually under arms nbout Sept. 1,
£
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 3. — Tho ing with a large attendance at both
ed on the line for many months.
ju*( being credited with 1,370,000 ncPope trial was resumed todny with Ir High School nnd tho Grammar Schools
/
The commissions’ engineers found
(jre troops, Frnnce is far ahead, H arry Heilm an
win Novitzy on the stnnd for the con nnd the two Primary schools. Appro World’s Series
that n high explosive hnd been placed
,sor.g nations not distressed by civil
W ins Championship tinuation of cross examination by tho priate exercises were held nt nil the
Will Be Close,
beside a rail, nnd set off by n detona
,trifc, in the number of men with tho
defense under way Saturdny when schools nnd tho new school yenr stnrts
in
Am
erican
League
Says Big Ones tor which was actuated by the driveiciors. The French army strength is
court adjourned, Novitzky hns ad off,with the brightest of prospects.
wheels of a freight locomotive pass
jliccd at 1,031,000 men, the llritish According to UnnfTlcin! Figures Made mitted ownership of the pistol RnwAt
the
High
School
Dr.
Walker,
Dr.
ing over the spot. A erntor wns form
Lundin
nnd
ItohinHon
Are
in
Doubt
os
Japire standing next with 7-10,500
1inn shot Hickman with, nnd said Pope Burhnns, Prof, T. W. Lawton, It. II.
Public Today
ed
in the road bed, the rnils twisted
to
the
Outcome
tzi Germany lust with 100,000. Tho
told him tho theatre of which Hick Penrman ami T’. P, Forster and sever
nnd
tics scattered for a considcrnblo
CtiteJ States stands thirteenth with
(Br Th. AuocUt.d Pr.u)
man was manager was to bo robbed.
al
other
well
wishers
of
tho
schools
( n r T h. A uocU t.d P r .u )
distance
around. Discovery of pieces
1(9,000 men in the regular nrmy, ex
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—Harry IlcilMrs. I'. J. Hickman, of Richmond, assisted Prof. McKay, the principal, in
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—Judge Landis of wire, presumed to hnvc been used
ceeding only Germany, while Italy has mnnn, Detroit’s slugging outfielder, Va., mother'of Hickman, is in court
150,000 and Japan 300,000 active won the season's bntting championship todny, hnvlng nrrived Inst night. welcoming thu high school pupils und and Manager Robinson of tho Brook in lashing thu charge in place, nnd
gave them good advice upon the com lyn Nationals, believe tho outcomo of particles of the explosive the report
toops.
. in the American League hy .0003 of n Wuybrlght, Pope's •lending counsel, mencement of nnother school yenr.
the world’s series will bo close. Landis snid, nil supported tho theory that a
Figures from other powers Included point, according to unofficial figures made ovory effort to break down
The high school this year gives a very said it might go nine games nnd add deliberate attempt had been made to
Russia538,000; Poland 450,000; Grceco mddo public today. Heilman’s man Novitsky's testimony, nnd indications
bright promise of having the largest ed ho believed tho teams were evenly wreck tho train.
8 5 ,000; Spain 253,000; Switzerland ager, Ty Cobb, gave him n merry
wore thnt cross examination would enrollment in many years and they matched. Robinson said he looked for
The report included a copy of a
170,000; Turkey 152,000; Czccho-Slo- chauo for tho title. They virtually tied
have the largest class of freshmen in one of the hnrdest fought series in the train order sent to the crew of tho
continue throughout the session.
nkis 150,000.
when the senson closed yesterday with
the history of tho school.
history of bnschnll.
wrecked freight in which thoy wera
Mrs. Novitzky on Stnnd .
In considering problems connected .390 each, but figures when carried
warned to proceed with unusual cau
Mrs. Johnnie Novitzky took tho
wt ^attempted reduction of armed out to four porccntngo points gave
WATCH
CASE
SUIT
tion ami "look out for'troubio." Tho
fortes ashore, it is to be assumed, Ilcilnmnn 300.4 nnd Cobb 390.1. Rog- stnnd nfter cross examination was
Supreme Court Con- . order
WILL
I)E
DISMISSED
wns issued, the report snid, be
however, thnt the Washington confer or Hornsboy, St. Louis second base complete. Counsill for Pope obtained
venes
Today
With
W;
BY
GOVERNMENT.
cause
officials
hnd been wnmed of ac
ees will of necessity take into con man, topped the National Lcngue hit ndmission from her thnt she was
tivities
nimed
nt
the road’s operation.
H. T aft in the Chair
sideration many other factors than tho ters with .398.
prompted to corroborate the testimony
(B r Tha A u o c U t.d F re .i)
fortes actually under nrms in comput
of her hushnnd agninst Pope by at
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—Notice of
er the army strength of any nation
tacks made on her marital stntus. The the government will move for a dis Flrt Time in History That Court Is BEGIN COUNTING THE
Presided Overby Ex-PresidentI
BALLOTS lODAY FOR
for purposes of discussion. Reserve Dr. Green Arrested
Idefense established by affidavits and missal of the Keystone Watch Case
_____
1
’ STRIKE OF RIG FOUR.
By W ife of Phillips
Iptems, the extent of which reserves
inter by Novitzky "admission thnt he Co,, anti-trust suit, wns filed today
WASHINGTON,
Oet.
3.—The
Su
hive been organized for quick mohiliWho Stuck up Doctor never legnlly married her." Mrs. No with the clerk of tho Supreme Court,
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.—Counting of tho
preme Court reconvened today for the
ution nnd the degree of training they
vitsky admitted she wns informed by whore proceedings nre pending.
■trike
lmllot of 259,000 members of
regular
fall
term.
No
cases
of
nrfbve received nil would he reviewed
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 3.—Im the stnte'B attorney last Saturdny for
tlonnl importance were placed upon four railroad unions will bogin horo
technical experts. In many countries, mediate trial has been demnnded by the first time of nil sho knew. Also
some form of universal military sor- Dr. T. II. Green, prominont local phy admitted having remarked nfter henr Five Men Wounded,
its docket during tho summer recess. tomorrow with the possibility of n
rite obligations rests upon the entire sician, arrested hero nt 2 o’clock yes ing of nttneks upon th» mnrntinl stat
For tho first tinio in its history, general strike by more than 800,000
Tried to Stop Parade
Bile population. Japan, Italy, France,
us
cross
examination
of
Novitzky
Sat
however,
court wns presided over railway men in protest against the 12
terday morning on n charge of crimi
o f the Ku K lux Klan hy n ChieftheJustico
Greece, Czrcho-Slovakin, Poland, Switurday thnt she would "Send John Pope
who formerly was per cent wngo cut recontly ordered by
nal
assault'preferred
by
Mrs.
Julian
Krland and Spain all have in force
to the penitenfinry for thnt.” Sho tes
a President of the United States— tho railroad lnbor board depending
Phillips,
ninetocn-yenr-old
wife
of
WACO,
Tex.,
Oct.
3/—Five
men
such laws, while among llritish colon
tified sho accompanied Novitzky to
William Howard Tnft, chosen to fill somewhat on the result of thu tabula
Julian
Hnrris
Phillips,
who
is
in
jail
were
wounded
in
n
gun
fight
between
tion of these votes.
ies, South Africa, New Zealand and
the theatre nfter lending their auto
on n chnrgo of assault to murder Dr. mobile to Pape. When sho heard the a sheriff’s posse nnd pnrticipnnts in the vacancy caused by tho donth of
Australia have similar enactments.
Edward Douglass White.
I Union lenders began nrriving hero
By these factors the relative figures Green, growing out a demand on tho pistol shot that killed Hickmnn she a Ku Klux Klan pnrnde nt Loronn, 14
In addition to tho half dozen anti Inst night in preparation of tho count
, ^
'ih o th in f’oTfourth miles south of here Saturdny night.
•she on an even wider discrepancy doctor yesterday for $4,000, made, it I ™
of ballots east by nctivu members of
Thu fight took place nt the inter trust cases nwnlting decision there tho Brotherhood of Locomotive En
thsn when national army strength is is chnrgcd, at tho point of a pistol. row of seats saw Rawlins running
nre pending several boundary nnd ir
viewed from the standpoint of nctivo Dr. Green states he is n victim of tho down the stairs at the entrance of the section of the main business street, rigation disputes between States ns gineers, the Order of Railway Con
»nnies alone. France, for instahee, is old "badger game,” and thnt the whole theatre. Neither sho nor her huH- where scvcrnl thuosnnd people hnd well ns enses between Stntcs alleging ductors, tho Brotherhood of Locomot
estimated to have besides her million affair is a ftnmoup. Tho doctor wns Imnd, however, she Haiti, commented gathered to witness the parade when trade discriminations, numerous ques ive Firemen nnd Enginccrmen, and
Buehnnnn, of McLennan
Bin in nrms, 1,270,000 reservists, tho released in custody of a special police on the fact nnd sat unmoved through Sheriff
county,
lender
of tho posse, stepped in tions nrising out of government opera tho Switchmen’s Union of North
®*J°rity of them highly trained ns n man .Johnny Green, iocnl aviator. the performance which wns cnllctl off
front of the approaching column nnd tion of railroads during tho war, a -America. It is believed that the count
fe-'ult of war experience and the whole The cnHo prohnhly will como up early n few minutes later.
attempted to wrest tho Amoricnn flag railroad merger ense, several enses ( will not be completed before tho end
My included in n highly organized tomorrow before local Magistrate
testing tho rights of organized lnbor , of tho woek.
from the leading white clad figure.
jesme system that will keep tiro nn- Burke, who issued the warrant for
The testimony of Irwin Novitzky,
In tho free-for-all fight which en during strikes, ns well ns its respon-1 Two other railway organizations al
!ons Ivnined fighting personnel at Dr. Green’s arrest.
mntcrini state witness, fentured Sntsued Sheriff Buchanan was shot twice, nihility for losses resulting from a c ts, ready hnvo voted overwhelmingly in
(Contlnuril on I'nec Hli)
Tho arrest of the physician enmo ns
r*1 ,,oil"- Italy’* 350,000 fighting
onco in tho neck nnd once in the body, of violence during strikes, n lnrge favor of n strike rather than accept
,p* nre ''ached by 1,027,000 reserv- tho climax to a day of sensations, ami
and Lewis Crow, assistant football number 'of cases in which railroads tho wage reduction, but their lenders
•
v* m an equal state of preparedness only thirty hours nfter tho alleged nt- PARIS PLAYS BALL
coach
at Baylor University here, a nnd other common enrriors seek to hnvcnnnounced thnt there would be
TAKING,GREAT INTEREST
apn,l!i 300,000 hy another army tnck on tho person of tho complninmember
of tho posse, was severely have determined their nhility for in no walk out unless tho other organ
IN WORLD SERIES.
1 W5,000 trained and equipped to nnt, which Bho Bays was accomplished
The
cut.
Threo
other men, also wore juries suffered by empyoyes, several izations joined in tho strike.
* ‘hc field on short notice.
whllo Bho wn sdnzed after sho hnd
wounded, although tho extent of tho challenges hy States of tho powers of shop crafts employes favor a strike
(B r T b . A i.o c U t.d F r a u )
„ .. ,e "voted States has at present 'been dragged from an automobile and
PARIS, Oct. 3.—There is grent In injuries have not boon ascertained.
tho Interstate Commorco Comntis- I hy n voto of approximately 325,000
mK in the way of organized rc- thrown to the ground.
------------------------------------ , /
terest
horo
among
the
Amorlcnn
col
sion
In rate-making and railroad con to 48,000 ,whllo it wns announced that
'J 'Z ,,ehiO'l the regular army cx
WIFE
OF
IMPORTER
ony
In
tho
world
series.
Sovornl
wa
trol,
the constitutionality of tho pro 87 per cent of the 180,000 members n t
* IL' national guard, the movement FEDERAL BOND ISSUE
MISSING
SINCE
THURSDAY
gers
on
tho
outcome
nt
odds
of
11
to
hibitory
tax imposed hy tho Federal tho Brotherhood of Railroad Traitvorganization of n voluntary roTO CREATE FUND FOR
FOUND
IN
BARN.
10,
nro
on
tho
Yankees.
One
bet
of
government
upon child labor, numer monhnd voted for n strike, tho figures
J'e having just been stnrted.
PUBLIC WORKS.
one thousand francs nt oven money
ous issues arising out of tho enforce being approximately 101,220 to 24,780.
a 'll another angle of the nrmy ro(By Th. A i.o cU t.il F re n )
hnvo been put up thnt Ruth gets threo
ment of national prohibition nnd These two organizations, numbering
(Br Tb* AuoeUUd Pr.u)
it *h"n. ,ir‘,*J*L'm wTvlch may come up
MORRISTOWN,
N. J., Out. 3.—
homo
runH
during
tho
series.^
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
3.—Tho
Ad
mnny land, patent, admidality, bank nbout 500,000 men nro waiting for tho
ictk1 , crenco>ifl the proportion of
Dying from on overdoso of sleeping
ruptcy, immigration, Chinese exclus result of tho voto count which begins
visability
o
fn
federal
bond
issuo
to
Bel ?[" orKnnize(l reserve porsohpowder nnd with both of her wrists
COOLER
WEATHER
tomorrow beforo deciding definitely
ion nnd miscellaneous cases. 1
crento
a
fund
for
making
loans
to
aid
theiu' •, ,,mHn P°Wor °f the nntion,
slashed, Mrs. Paul O. Zuhlko, wife of
IS PREDICTED OVER
what action will be taken.
, ailnblo number of males of flght- municipal public works in years to
OVER EASTER COUNTRY. n wcnlthy Now York importer and ex MARION McCORDLE
,U|VK
: ,n "l0 l,0I'ulntion. In France, come, of depression when jobs aro
porter, missing slnco last Thursday,
DRIVES TO DEATH TO '
nd some other countries, virtu- scare, is undor consideration todny by
GOES ON TRIAL TODAY
wns .found Saturday night in a barn
(Br
Tho
AuocUUd
Pr.u)
KILLING STEPFATHER
SAVE A WOMAN
|irn u'e7(,l',a!° fit for army servico tho sub-committoos of National Con
WASHINGTON, Oct 3.—Coolor of the Zuhlko estate near Madison, It
Us
" in tho nc“ vo nrmy or ference of Unemployment.
weather ovor practically all portions boenmo known todny. Sho diod a few
(I* Tbfl AmooUU 4 frafli)
One of tho most thrilling incident!
•ad trni* T to ,,lnco ,n 11,0 organized
minutes after being found.
of
tho
country
east
of
tho
Mississippi
CLEVELAND,
Oct. 3.—Tho trial of ovor screened is that showing a mai
'famed reserve.
VENDETTA GETS ONE.
river during tho next twenty-four
Marian McArdlo, charged with mui1- of wealth driving his motor car ovei
thf°"e.thin,r c,cnr,y established by
WEEKS
WEATHER.
dor
in the first degree in connection an embankment fifty feet high, result
hours
is
tho
forecast
today
by
tho
(Br Tb. AMoel.ua Frost)
••id «• rn',t "ttures, military expert,
with
tho killing of her stepfather, , ing not only in his own death, but als<
Weather
Bureau.
*
•
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
3.—A
private
• i 8tVh“! th0 United States alone
Weather
Outlook
for
/
the
Period
Oc
Danlol
Kabcr, set for today. Sho is (thnt of tho man accompanying him
letmi , 1 Vic,0r natlon» in the war vondetta was bellevod by local pollco
tober
3
to
8,
Inclusive.
tho
third
to bo tried, her mother, !This is only one scene of many nlmos
BISPAM DIES.
The J , V0 comPloteiy demobilized to hovo led to the murdor of Vito
South
Atlantic
(and
East
Gulf
Mrs,
Knthorino
Knber and Salvatoro ns striking which mnko up the Cos
»tn,nSUb r arT y today ^
IUUu Domlco, an Italian storckcopor, whoso
States:
Tenxporatu'ro
somowhat
boCain
serving
iifo
sentences for tho mopolitan production of "The ’ Wlh
NEW
YORK,
Oct
3.—David
Schull
fare tho
"lfmbtjra than it was bo- body wns found today In his shop at
crime.
low
normal
with
local
rains
first
half
Blspnm,
baritono
and
one
of
tho
most
Gooso," released by Paramount, whld
tional 1 °.b ,*aUon ,n 1017no- 'Capitol Heights, Md., a suburb of tho
will bo shown at tho Star theatre to
Seven stab wounds wore known lyric artists, died^pf intestinal of weok and fair thereafter. There
ler w * 7 d’ ‘ U° to rcorff»nizatlon af- capital.
Tho Disarmament Conference wuuld morrow, October 4.
flr' Is actually weaker.
found in tho man's chott and his faco troubles today, after an illness of six aro no indications at this time of a
got
to tho point moro quickly if tho
disturbance
in
the
West
Indies.
weeks.
Ho
was
sixty-four
years
of
\had been hacked beyond recognition.
delegates
were wounded men who saw ! —Get your Scratch Pads from T1
age.
A
wife
and
two
daughters
sur
Contents of tho cash drawer bad not
service.
Soil It with a Hersld Want Ad.
I the Herald office.
'* 3 ?
« th “ been distuurbed.
vive him.
R e se rv e
I. S. FOURTEENTH
w
ONE MAN" KILLED
POPE TRIAL
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
IS RESUMED
OPENED TODAY
THIS MORNING FOR THE TERM
J
�Y’•'
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,1921___________________
WOKE UP THE GUESTS
QUICKBILT HOUSES
RIWANIS CLUB
TO BE ORGANIZED
IN TIBS CITY
|
/(V |
• v. - '. *
T. JEFF DAILEY, OF BIRMING
HAM, HERE TO ORGANIZE
TIIE CLUB
THE STAR TO-DAY
ETHEL CLAYTON in
SH AM
District secretnry-tronsurcr, T. Jeff
Hailey, of the International Kiwania
club, is in Sanford making n survey
prepnrntory to perfecting the organi
zation of n Kiwanis club in the city.
Mr. Bailey is n well known figure in
Also a SUNSH INE COMEDY
Kiwnnis circles, having for two years
been secretary of the Birmingham,
Ain., club where he innkcs his home,
nnd is n member of the International Thnt arc causing n sensntlon in every section of the South for their ndnptaPRINCESS—CARMEL MYPublicity Committee, he having been bility to every want in t.'
'Biding line. Entzininger Bros., of Longwood, are
engaged in newspaper work for n
IN
“A DAUGHTER OF THE
number of year® prior to entering the the agents for this county.
LAW ; ALSO
“RUBES’ BOOBS”
j Kiwnnis field.
Mr. Ilniley has invited between fifty
QUICK ACTION
nnd sixty men to attend n meeting to
URGED FOR CONFERENCE
be held nt the Valdez Hotel sun pnrIN EMERGENCY.
lor, Monday night, October 3, nt 8
o’clock, nt which time he will explain
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-Ground
the
objects
nnd
idcnls
of
the
Kiwania
workk
for nn emergency program to
(Iih'hIm In iln< Victoria liotcl, Spring
meet tho ncedB of the country’s in
field, Mass., were uwakened rudely club, and it is expected that ho will
curly In the mnrnlng when n train of perfect the temporary orgnnizntion
voluntary idle, found to number be
three electric express eiirH Jumped the Monday night. He is receiving tho CLEVELAND, Oct. 1.—A proposed tween 3,700,000 nnd 4,000,000 exclus
track nml smashed into the llve-slor.v co-operation of n number of tho lend grand jury investigation into the ac ive of agriculture, was completed to
hrlek Imlldlng. The front enr "wnlkeil” ing business nnd professional men in tivities of the Ku Klux Klnn in Cleve
right Into the lobby, iin If to register, the city nnd states that he is very land was called off by County Prose dny by tho national conference on un
Said tho fellow who did not liko to work
employment.
ninl the lni|iiiel expoMcil the corner much plcnsed with the progress he is
and
ho renlly thought tho world should
cutor Edward C. Stanton late yester
Reports of most of the committees
sleeping rooniH on the three upper making in Sanford.
•
puy
him without working
day,
after
Charles
W.
Love,
grand
floors.
were completed nnd turned over to
“While I liuve supervision over all goblin for Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan,
clubs organized in Florida, Alabama Indinna, Illinois, Kentucky nnd West tho steering committee, which is to
HE OBTAINED THE LIVING
nnd Arknnsns, I have never organized Virginia; Earl Hocknduy, king klcnglo into one definite whole for action by
But such a life— it was his theory about
but one club in Florida, that being the for Ohio, and Chester W. Totten, chief the full conference when It recon
how to get a living without working.
Jacksonville club, and I can point wJTh organizer for this district, voluntarily venes tomorrow afternoon. Quick ac
The
world owes each one a living but it
tion upon the general emergency
pardonable pride to this club, one of nppenred for examination.
is
up
to every one to collect it. The best
* * * * * * * * * *
the very best in the International, The officers were permitted to re scheme is expected by the conference.
way
to
get the best living is to have your
Adoption of n flnnl rport by tho
which comprises 568 clubs with n turn to their homes, promising to re
money
where you can get it when you
membership of close to 00,000 livo turn to Cleveland nny time Staton or committee on emergency measures by
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
want
it—
in the bank
^
members. Sanford certainly needs other officials desired to renew tho manufacturers was announced late
American league.
todny. The report, which is said to
Philadelphia at Now York, 2 gnmes. such an organization, nnd I am sure investigation.
The ONLY DECENT LIVING
contain
the core of the unemployment
that
our
Rotary
brothers
will
welcome
“Only
one
side
of
the
agitation
hns
St. Louis nt Detroit.
Is obtained by saving your money while
such an addition to the city's civic life, befcn presented to the county prosecu problem beennuse of the effect of tho
Cleveland nt Chicngn.
you are making it and put it in tho bank
for it will create a little friendly riv tor's office and no evidence hns been manufacturing industry upon econo
Washington nt Bouton.
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
alry that will augment well for the offered by anyone unsympathetic to mic conditions generally, is under
future of both clubs,"
the Ku Klux Klnn which would wnr- stood to recommend tho use of rota
National League.
LET US TELL YOU
The meeting at the Valdez Monduy rant tnking tho mntter to the grand tion of labor, the shortened week,
Bouton nt Brooklyn.
night will not last but one hour, and jury," Stanton stated in announcing partial employment, completion of re
ABOUT IT TODAY
New York nt PhPlIndelphln.
all those invited are urged to attend thnt, for the present, the investiga pair nnd clenn up ns some of the
Pittsburgh nt St. Louln.
nnd hear Kiwnnis defined nnd get the tion is nt an end.
menns of increasing employment. In
Chicngo nt Clncinnlnti.
details of tho organization, then they
addition tho committee was said to
may exercise their perogntive of join WANT HALES TAX
fnvor nn nppcnl to the patriotic co
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
ing or declining, ns they see fit.
operation of producers, manufactur
AH A SUBSTITUTE
FOR WAR LEVIES. ers, wholesalers and retailers in pass
of Sanford
American Longue.
ing along ns rapidly ns possible nny
LONGSHOREMEN
WALK
OUT.
At Chicngo 2, Clovolnnd 3.
IB; Thu AitocUUd Prtii)
price changes occurring in order to
At Boston 4, Washington (1.
(Dr Thu AnockUd Pr«u)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.—Growing hnsten business revival.
At Phllndelphln-New York, rnln.
NF.W YORK, Oct. 1.—Several thou sentiment in tho Scnnto i sin favor
MUST GIVE THEIR RIGHT NAMES line if you show a fnvor to one man,"
Othcra not scheduled.
sand longshoremen and checkers , of n smooth plan for the manufnetur- WOULD TURN PLANT
tho Judge asked. “No man wnnts his
walked out todny in protest against ers sales tax ns a substitute for ninny
OF STREET CAR SYSTEM
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. L—Every nnmc on this docket, nnd if you let
Natlonnl league.
the now working terms agreed upon j miscellaneous wnr levies is claimed
OVER TO THE CITY. person arrested hereafter in St. Poone man, whose nnmc is known to tho
At Pittsburg 4, St. Louis 12.
recently by I rans-Atlantlc steamship today by proponents of such n tax.
tersbrug will bo docketed under his police, ho dockctc i as “John Doo" how
At New York-Iloston, rain.
operators and internntionnl long-1
________________
ST. AUGUSTINE, Oct. 1.—Tho lo real name, if the police know it, and
Others not scheduled.
shoremen’s association.
' Sell it with a Herald Wnnt Ad.
cal street car system Is u losing pro the use of fictitious names will not be nro you to refuse the snnio privilege
position to its owners, tho Southern permitted. Instructions to this effect to another man? I would suggest thnt
Utilities Corporation, according to of have liccn given the police by Mayor every mnn ho docketed under his right
ficials of the corporation, and they i.Mtchell us a result of a suggestion nnnmo, if it is known to tho arresting
officer or the police. Having 41(8 nnmc
are willing to make the city a pres from Municipal Judge Spenr.
on
this docket is ono of tho penalties
ent of the whole outfit.
The suggestion resulted from n dis thnt a mnn pnys for breaking tho Inw.
This was revealed at a meeting re cussion ifi court regarding the chang
cently between officials of the cor ing of n nnnie on the police docket by Recently n fricqd of mino, a mnn with
poration and the city commissioners some unidentified person. It also de whom I hnvc business relations, was
and also officials of the local street veloped thnt a well known man hero arrested and he pleaded with me to
railway company, the St. Johns Elec was arrested on a charge of being keep his name off the docket, hut I
refused to do so and it wns on the
tric Co.
drunk and disorderly nnd was oil owed docket.’’ *
The city commissioners arc seeking to go into court as "John Doe." At
to have the company improve its ser the time of his arrest his name was
“The now bnnk building will soon
vice in the city, cooperate with the not known. Chief of Police Bidumnn
ho
under construction, nnd will furn
city in paving Central avenue and to defended his action in docketing the
agnin extend its service to St. Augus man ns “John Doe," by dcclnring the ish a Inndmnrk in the growth of our
tine Bench. Little was definitely ac man would have lost his job Jind it city," dcclnres the Haines City Hercomplished at the meeting, the street
became known thnt luftwns arrested nld. “It will houso the Growers’
rnilwny iifficinls claiming the onrn- for being drunk. He snid thnt in such
Ings o ftlie company would not per minor cases he believed it was per- Commercial Bnnk, the postoffico, three
mit of any paving work on Central missnhlc to allow the name of “John stores nnd twenty-six beautiful apart
ments, each with privato bnth, ten
avenue. The company was willing to Doe” to he used.
Tilt* installation of a Republic Truck Is a pay
sleeping
porches nnd about fifteen
extend its service to St. Augustine
Judge Spear took issue with the modern offices.” The Herald adds thnt
ing Investment from the start.
Bench if it were permitted to discon police head and declared thnt the po
the now structure is to ho three stor
tinue the service in the city, the of
lice Imd no right to discriminate and ies high and will cost nhout $100,000
ficials explained, and followed with show favors. ,
Compare the cost and maintenance records
Thnt is going some for a place the
an offer to turn the city limits linccs
“Where are you going to draw the size of Haines City.
of Republic users with other truck figures, in
over to tile city to lie disposed of as
It snw fit.
the sam e line of business, and Republics in
The city commissioners took tho
variably win out. •
points brought out at the meeting
under advisement with a view to tak
ing action on tho question in the near i
Many owners buy Republics vn«r
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TOM GHTn™
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INVESTIGATION
K.K.K. HALTED
S UDDE N LY
Th6 World Owes
Me a Living
SPORT WORLD
The Peoples Bank
L
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TRUCKS
wliM mu muuyiir or adopting another make.
Jl'o w ill gladly d iscu ss y o u r tra n sp o rta tio n p ro
blem s w ith y o u a t n o charge or o b lig a tio n o n
y o u r p a r t, Im m e d ia te delivery o f a ll site s for
PENSACOLA SECURES
DIRECT STEAMSHIP
LINE TO BALTIMORE.
PENSACOLA, Sept. 30.—Pensacola
will soon enjoy the advantage of n
coastwise steamship t„ Baltimore, nnd
possible Tuesdny nfternoon when tho
membership of the Chamber of Com
merce held nn enthusiastic meeting
and discussed the plans which were
set hefor th body by J. B. Morrow,
industrial commissioner for ,tho
Chamber of Commerce, who showed
tho advantage to the Pensacola mer
chant In getting tho nil-water route
to Atlantic coast ports.
On tho subject of nnvnl stores, It
wns shown thnt a reduction of twen
ty cents per hundred was possible;
on tho mntter of print pnper it wns
shown thnt almost twenty cents would
he saved. A numbor of articles wore
cited, the saving In freights ranging
For a pupil to hold a place of honor and credit in his clnss these
days requires every faculty in its most efficient state. Poor eye
sight is a distinct handicap. Is your child entering school fitted
to enjoy the development of all his intellectual powers to the
fullest degree, or is he handicapped from poor or painful vis
ion ! It is not always a matter of seeing plainly, hut of seeing
without unnecessary strain.
Any pupil from the public schools accompanied by his parents,
or with n written request from his teacher for nn examination of
his eyes, will receive a thorough examination, with advice wheth
er g asses should he worn, free of charge. In offering you this
service for tho benefit of your child’s eyes, you nmy rest assured’
d one which you may accept with the-.hat it is a real service nn
confidence of absolute satisfaction.
TOM MOORE
Optometrist-Optician
Office Opposite Postoffice
P h on e 192
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3,1921
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I WE ARE ALIVE
To the financial interests of every njan, wom
an and child whom it is our privilege to
serve.
Do You Know?
It may be a common notion that Work Shorn wearout fastcot. Yet It is a fact, nevertheless, that the pace of the
city is hard on shoes. Walking on psvements wears out
sole leather faster than does the soft paths of the farm.
Cities are the largest consumers of Shoes.
| WE INVITE YOU
I
M/i i
ft
DK. S. W. WALKER PREACHED AT THE FIRST M I^ 0 D 1 8 T
CHURCH LAST NIGHT ON CITY FOUR SQUARE FROM REV. 21-16
IIo said In part: "I want to talk liquor Interests.’ I don’t believe this
to you about an ideal city, a city that hut if 11\, true, nothing would delight
stands four square, that stands mater mo more than to seo such people put
ially, morally, mentally and spiritual on the chain gang. Another trouble
th at each client is a partner with us in this
ly right. Those are the four great with Sanford, thero is too much poker
playing. No town is a good town to
rapidly growing bank—and th at sound fi
qualities that make a city.
nancial building for him means sound growth
"How docs Sanford stand measured live In or do business in where prom
also for this institution.
by these standards? We hnvo a beau inent people piny poker. It’s not snfo
Broad
Perfortiful location on this great lake, wo to trust peoplo with your finances who
gamble.
A
sign
In
some
cities
is:
hnvo fine soil, wo hnvo artlslnn water,
Toes
aliens
wo have chcnp transportation and all ■Drive slow and seo our city, drive fast
the qualities that go to make up a and seo our Jail I* Let the fast piico
to share this partnership. Remember thut
real
city and the question is often ask be kept up and somo of our peoplo
wo arc here to servo your interests.
ed ‘Why is not Sanford a larger city,’ will see the Jail.
and many people believo that wo nro "When I first came here, I was ask
4% INTEREST PAID
ed Whnf I thought .Sanford needed
asleep at the switch.
"The past week, I have asked many most, I said ‘paint.’ Now, I would
THE r^WESTE
people what the trouble has been, var* add to It, 'Pep, purpose and persever
ous reasons have been assigned, chief ance.' And another very strong need
among them was nfter the big freeze Is a good book store and n‘ real libIn ’Of! fortunes wore swept away, mis rnry. I snid a few days ago to u man
fortune enme and worst of all the peo about the lack of rending In Sanford
ple felt defeated and no defeated man and ho snid, ‘Oh, wo nro literary peo
Low
or city enn accomplish results. (From ple, we rend the newspnpers and mag
the bottom of my heart I sympathize azines.’ The town that’s built on that
Tips
Heels
with a defeated man). When a man kind of mental material will nlways bo
SERVICE
PROGRESS
.I; STRENGTH
is defeated it lays him often open to mediocre. No town is bigger than its
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doubt and then jealousy and I fear ideals and one great need in Sanford
that these Influences have been work is big Ideas. Had'some places In Cali
(Wf*‘
ing in Sanford to defeat out larger fornia where I have been, had your
future. There has been too much of lake and resources, they would have
Ialso vIsited her daughter, Mrs. Dan ‘let George do it.’ ‘1 desire to get all had a hundred nnd fifty thousand peo
i Wilder on route home.
selfishly and make no return.’ A city ple. The trouble with Sanford is you
is never built by people thut feel that have not hnd the vision, or the stnmMix* Mildred Dickson has left for way. That’s the parasite frplrit and 1 ina to stand strong against the line.
AUIS. FltBI) DAIGER, Society Editor, Orlando for the winter to he assitsant
detest it whether it’s on an orange tree When resources have come too many
Phone 217-W
__ to Mrs. Margaret Harnett at the Jeff- or on n man.
hnvo fallen down, no man or town ev
erson Court Apartments.
er
succeeds that way. It is everlast
"Another
man
said
to
me,
’Sanford
.SOCIAL CALENDAR
has too many people who ride In auto ingly nt it nnd united thut we suc
Kmilo Amim,, was .the
. . dinner
, ,, guest mobiles and let the merchants carry | ceed, hut these material things alone
MONDAY—Women’s Gulld, Holy
.held
. . at. . the
.
yesterday
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
J.
8 Wll- the nccount, if I could colect my bad \ will never make a city four square.
J
Cross Pnrlsh, will lie
son,
accounts, I could ride in tin autonio- ■It’s not only push and paint nnd
Rectory at 3:30 p, m.
The pipe Organ Club will meet at tins S. C. Dickson, of Longwood, was the bile.’ Another man snid, Sanford had books, hut if there’s one great book 1
home of Mrs, Forrest McAllister, guest of hlx daughter, Mrs. Chris too many gossipers. 1 will deal with left out of any life, that life is incom
First Nnt’I Bank Annex
this class at another time soon. An plete, nnd that city will never he four
West First street at -I o’clock.
Matthews yesterday.
”Tlie Family Shoe Store’
other man snid, ‘Our young people arc square.
Circle No. 1, of the Methodist church,
"We talk about the wonderful elo
7
, | living at a killing pace, hut I guess
will meet with Mrs. W. S. Thorn
Miss R nonti and h. \\ . Dickson, of j
(|on-t know anything about that. quence of Bryan, but every thrilling
%'TUil
afn-COMh
SEB 0UR wndow
ton at 3 p. m.
te r
Longwood were the guests yesterday, Iln(l|l|ir Wlllkcr#. My, if , toI(, n„ ,
uses sisulMt*«.
phrase is the one driven home by BiFriday—Miss Carolyn Spencer will of Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Stewart.
know, they would run me out of hlc quotation, the tilings that make
entertain complimenting Misses Latown.
•Claire Jones and Lillie lluth Spenc
MrH ,{((y Sytll(„,( nf w »ter Park,
I Another man fluid: "One nt the for a city are the things that make j
1is in tile city today shopping.
I
CARPETS AND BUGS
I I roubles wth Sanford is a few pronii- for an individual. Stand four square allowed the man to get away.
Saturday—Children's Story Hour will
Phillips was arrested shortly before
WASHED
1aont business men stand behind the and your life will be a success
lie held at Central I‘ark at five
Little Miss Juanita Smith returned
1
o'clock
by
Deputy
Sheriff
James
and cleaned nt your home or wo wll
o'clock.
i home Friday evening from Jacksonllnnce. Ilnncc was out looking for call for and deliver. Hamilton Road
villa where she was the guest of her The Five Smilers
. . .
,
, (Vine
Held Up Doctor
Phillips, having been given a descrip Electric
Washers
used.—Sanfori
The Indies of the Iluptist Mission-:nulll MrH<> w< K> |t„UHHjmi>
tion
of
the
man
by
Dr.
Green.
Phil
Stcnnt
Presscry,
317
1st
St. Phono 561
For
Three
Thousand
ary Society, Nellie Turner Circle, will
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Named by Dr. Hyman
lips was walking nlong Second nvenuo
n a rt with Mrs. C. W. Speer on 1121 Mrs, II. W. Cameron and three
Check But Stopped south, nt Twenty-Second street when THY A DAILY HEHALD WANT AD.
at Baptist Temple
Lnund avenue, Tuesday afternoon at daughters, Dorothy, Lucilo ami FJeathe officer hailed him. He denied that
11:30 o’clock.
i nor left this morning for Hartow
Dr. Hyman gave the results of tho
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 3.—With he was Phillips and said Ids name wns
| where they will make their future investigations of the Good Fellowship in a few feet of tho busiest part of Smith.
Robert K. Herndon and Arthur Mar- |]lllll|la
League last night at the Haptlst Central avenue, at a time when scores
U. S. TIRES AND" I
thail motored to Hartow yesterday to
Temple. It Imd liten advertised for of persons were passing nlong the
D
EATH
OF
MONROE
HAIIY
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mlJimd the funeral of James TimberTUBES
It. (’. Halfmir, jr., and Homer \Vi 1- some time that Dr. Hyman would give sidewalks, a despernte man, shortly
Tho little son of Mr. and Mrs. Ren
lake.
Rams, of Thoinnsvlle, wore guests of , the names of five of the most pleasant before noon Saturday held up Dr. T. Monroe died very suddenly Saturday
Hie Montezuma .Saturday.
jnicn in Sanford on Sunday night, five II. Green nnd, at the muzzle of a lug morning and it is presumed that he
Master J. H. Coleman left Friday
of (he most pleasant merchants next revolver, secured from the physician hnd ptomaine poisoning of some Hort
for Tampa where he will attend school
Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Raker, of Or Sunday and five of the most pleasant a check for $3,000. Tho man intended ns he wns in the best of health up to
this winter.
For a limited time
lando, were visitors here yesterday, employes in Sanford on tho Sunday to carry the thing through by forcing that time and was taken witli a violent
registering at the Montezuma.
night following.
Dr. Green to accompany liini to the illness that carried him off in a few
Mrs. J. H. (’pieman is in i'nlalkn
THIS SALE PRICE
Last night Dr. Hymnn said the hank nnd get the money, but Patrol hours. He wns the picture of licnlth
where she was called by the serious
Dr.
D. Rhodes, of Tunnillc, Gn. League had after much discussion and man Lawson happened along just as and had been on this earth just long
IS CASH
illness of her mother.
wns a visitor here Sunday.
mature deliberation decided upon five Dr. Green and the man were about to enough to endear himself with his
Don’t fail to drive through our
of the most pleasant men in the city leave the offa*e and Dr. Green sprang parents and relatives and friends when
.Mr. ami Mrs. Raymond Key motorMr. and Mrs. Carroll D, Newcomb | and while there were many more they out of the door onto the sidewalk and he was taken without any warning.
filling stntion and try your
•id k. Daytona Reach yesterday where and son of Stuart, Gn,, are spending had finally decided upon the follow
wheel nlignmcnt. The Weaver
called for help. The man, who Inter
Tho funeral occurred from tho Mon
they spent the day. They were ac* sometime here nt tho Montezuma,
ing: R. J. Holly, Edward Scoggans, wns identified as Julian Phillips, ran roe home on Celery avenue yesterday
indicator shows you if your
•compnniud by Mrs. A. D. Key, who will
Jim.
D.
Jlnkiiis,
J.
G.
Rail,
and
C.
K.
through
tile
back
door
of
Dr.
Green's
wheels
need attention.
afternoon nt two o'clock Dr. Walker
iremaln at Daytona Reach for some
IIIGGINS-McLEOD
Ilcnrq.
Watdi
them
smile
when
they
olfice
into
tin*
kitchen
of
the
Poinsetof
the
Methodist
church
and
Dr.
Hylime with her nephew, Dick Twitcholl.
Mrs. James C. Higgins
read of this decision.
tia hotel and continued through the mnn, of tho Baptist church, officiat
V ulcanizing
announces the engagement
kitchen to the alley la the rear. Phil ing, nnd followed by a large cortege
Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Zachary and
and approaching marriage
lips knocked over the steward of the of friends nnd relatives was taken to
HltOTHKKIIOOD OF
family have returned home from Day
of her daughter
hotel when the latter got in’the way. Lakevlew cemetery for interment.
SAINT
ANDREW.
tona Reach where they have spent the
Adelaide
Patrolman Lawson was prevented
The sympathy of the entire com
summer.
to
At the meeting of the B. S .A. Sen from following Phillips by Dr. Green munity goes out to the grief stricken
Mr, Lucius Homier McLeod
ior Men’s Chapter, last Tuesday night, holding to him too tightly. Dr. Green father and mother whoso cup of sor
1st and Elm Ave. Phone 147-W
Mr. and Mrs. Gntchcl! left yester
of Mobile, Alabama.
Mr. Robert Robinson was elected to was badly frightened and his actions row Heems almost overflowing.
day lor an extended visit to St. Louis
The wedding to take place in
lie the delegate to the annual H. S. A.,
and other points in the middle west.
December
convention to lie hold this year in
Norfolk, Vn., October 12-17. Mr. Rob
Emlio Pons, returned to his home in
MRS.
E.
K.
FOSTER.
inson will leave for Norfolkk next
l i •rape after spending several days
Monday.
h ere j»s the guest of Alfred Robson,
rtie following is from the Times FUNERAL OF MRS.
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase nnd fam Unlon:
Tho many friends of Mrs. E. K.
ily, have returned home from Day
F. L. WOODRUFF, JR.
F\ O. B. DETROIT
tona lleacli where they have spent the Foster, formerly of Gainesville, will
summer at their cottage.
The funeral of Mrs. Frank L. Wood
regret to lenrn of Iter death on Sep
REGULAR
tember 20, 1021, at Philadelphia, Pa. ruff, Jr., occurred from tile homo on
TYPEMrs. Julia T. Hrndy returned homo Mrs. Foster was tile widow of the Oak avenue Saturday afternoon nt 1
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last night from l’nhlo Reach where late Judge 10. K. Foster, of Gaines o’clock, Dr. Brownlee, of the Pres
TOURING
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e-isr: o()
she has spent the past two weeks, Site ville, and Hiie and her husband dur byterian church, officiating. The in
RUNABOUT ..................................................................... .................................................. 3250
ing llitdr long life In Plnridn were terment was made in Lnkevluw ceme
c h a s s i s ............................................................................. z z z z z z z z z z
I K
numbered among the must prominent tery, nnd tiie beautiful fiorul offerings
DEMOUNTABLE RIMS AND 30x3V2 TIRES
and influential people of thin stnte. attested to tbe love and esteem in
TYPE—
whiclt
the
deceased
was
held
in
this
LIST
TYPE—
Tiie inte Judge Foster was formerly
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“Foot o f First St.” ! counselor
city.
TOURING
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$380.00
for the Plant System rail
CHASSIS............
$320.00
RUNABOUT.................................... 350.00
ways (now the Atlantic CoaBt Lino),
TRUCK CHASSIS
445.00
REPEAL TAX ON FREIGHT.
nnd Loth he nnd Mrs. Foster were
WITH STARTER
, lenders in the affairs of tho Episco
TYPEWASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—Senator
pal church in the stnte of Florida for
LIST
TOURING
ninny years. Mrs. Foster being n close Park Trammell yesterday introduced
relative of tho Inte Bishop Potter of an amendment tu the tax bill provid
:
New York state. The family in well ing for the repeal of the tax on
known nnd beloved by nil of tho older freight and passenger charges. Sena
DEMOUNTABLE RIMS, 30x3'/2 TIRES and STARTER
residents of Florida. Mrs. Foster died tor Trammell has been working for
TYPELIST
TYPE, iut
Iti Philadelphia at tho residenco of her some time to have this tax discontinuj daughter, Mrs. William C. Russell, he- ued. It is one of the wnys In which
RUNABOUT.................................... 420.00
SEDAN
*S .......................... *§15,00
■ j sides whom she Icnven surviving, nn- ho is endeavoring to bring about somo
8 other
ntki.r daughter,
iIniiiptil.... Mrs. Clifford tHoskinsJ
, 1.1
reduction in tho excessive trnnsporCHASSIS .......................................... 390.00
(roUPELCTZZZZZZZZ 595!00
RENTAL
of London, England, nnd a son, E. K. tntion chargees. He Introduced n bill
PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW FOR PROMPT
Foster Jr., of Jacksonville.
j hi tho Senate upon the Hiibjoct early
BATTERIES
Mrs. Foster wns the widow of tho In. May. In thetax bill as it pnBHcd
DELIVERIES
FOR ALL CARS
late Judge E. K. Foster, who, for i
house the transportation tux w as,
5 many years, were residents of San- repoalod to take effect January 1,
ford, and tho many friends of tho 10221 Tho senate committee however!
fninily will learn with regret of tho proposes thatthis tax shall not bo reFORD DEALER
pealed. Senator Trammell’s amend
death of this good woman.
C.
C.
COBB,
Salesman
ment proposes that the tax shall be \
Sanford, Florida
Post cards—Joeal vlowi -le tach »t discinttnued from the date of the pas
8 tho Uorntd office.
sage o f the revenuu measure.
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\i WE REALIZE
-.1
WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH SANFORD?
•
SC O TC H G R A IN
jj The Seminole County i
Bank.
SOCIETY
S A N F O R D , FLA,
15% OFF LIST
FRANK AKERS
TIRE CO.
F O R D C A R PR IC E S
iu
HOF-MACI
BATTERY!s
CO. s
New
Filling Station:
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1921
Possible Home of Ulster Government
THREE big
men
l giants
S
THRU
^CHAMPIONSHIP
IF YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLAD
DER BOTHERS YOU, DRINK
LOTS OF WATER
, vhrK Oct. 1 .—Reunited af-
NEW Y O R K - ftnd strife on
tir m»nyye“
tri0 of baseball
the <H*mond bruURht the New York
pU5rf tK u ib this season’s battle.
Giants
j hn McGravr, Ilugbfor the pennant. J o
kctt_ tho
• *sr, J .» « * -
list of baseball heroes.
t0Pu°r !w vis finishing his 20th year
MC
of the New York Giants
" ■ j K a r ho has had as first aasbJ * *ty„nincrg his old team mate
Orioloa of B.UI0 * „,i Burkett, as the second depm°” rfie Individual records of this
0t>
L i and afield stands
out
- *h«
GLASS OF SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS s
18turmoili ninth* iiml gmuinlH near Belfast, which may tie purchased for
suxUKJt) for tho new Ulster parliament, ministries and courts of Justice far
northern Ireland.
» J £ b u n.vor b.d th . good
fatluno to monogo a major league
North Carolina 21, Wake Forrest 0.
, - | n„or but McGrow baa pilot. gridiron early in the second quarter
would not have prevented tho "little
Centro 14, Clemson 0.
Now York University 20, Hobart 0.
Jigs and Jennings won three pen- golden tornado” of O. H. S. from
sweeping the Sanford High eleven
Fordhom 101, Washington 0.
Coir ito 14, Alleghany 0.
WJJo»w w« ^ A W baseman, first from tho intorscholnstic gridiron of
Florida here this afternoon, had the
Wilmington Light Infantry 34, At
game been recognized as an official lantic Christian College 0.
Gnllnudet-Camp Humphrey game
, ,n K cw Y o rk he retired ns an ac meeting between tho two high schools.
cancelled.
Early
in
tho
second
quarter,
Full
tive and became n leader—one of tho
Trinity 14, Lynchburg 0.
foremost in tho nnnulB of the gnmo. back Anderson crashed over the gonl
Citadel 43, Paris Island Marines 0.
Jennings was a shortstop—first with line to Bcore six points for the gold
Emory and Henry 31, Milligan 6.
Louisville, then with Baltimore and and white. No try for gonl wns made
Enst Tennessee State Normal 17,
finally with B ro o k ly n . His work as owing to tho rain which began to come
manager in Detroit came to n close down in torrents. Tho piny which Tusculum 0.
Mississippi College 14, Tulano 0.
was halted was not continued.
with the season of 1920.
Mississippi
82, West Tennessee Nor|
For
most
of
tho
short
eight
min
Burkett came to tho Giants In 1890
mnl
0.
*
utes
of
the
first
qunrtcr,
neither
elev
is a pitcher but was converted into
University
of
South
2G,
Cumberland
en
seemed
to
have
much
advantage
In
in outfielder becaufc he could not
eontrol his left handed shoots. And their offensive play, great difficulty 0.
Washington and Leo 41; Randolph
i, an outfielder with New York, being experienced by the O. II. S.
Macon
0.
backs
in
ltnndling
the
slippery
ball.
Cleveland and St. Louis, Burkott made
St. Petersburg!) II. S. 28, Lakeland
history as one of the most able bats Snnford’s offense, routed nt tho start,
resorted to nn overhead attack which H. S. 20.
men In the game.
Summerlin Institute 21, Fort Meade
was
ineffective.
The hatting records of McGraw,
H.
s. o.
Toward
the
close
of
the
first
quar
Jennings and Burkett, combined, rep
Gnincsvillc
H. S. 60, Ocnln H. S. 0.
ter
the
"little
golden
tornado"
began
resent 27 y e ars o f hitting over tho
Columbia
II.
S. 0, Madison II. S. 0.
to
show
an
organized
attack.
Two
,300 mark in the b i g show. Burkett
substantial
gains
by
Captain
Kincaid
batted better than .300 for 11 years,
McGraw fo r nine and Jennies for tho and young Joe Tinker played the ball
trio and in 1895 he bated .423—seven. on Sanford’s thirty-five yard line
Burkett w as the mightiest of a mark when the whistle blew.
With the resumption of piny a ser
second only to H u g h e y Duffy’s .438 of
ies
of cross bucks nnd off-tackle plays,
1894.
McGraw’s top averages was .390, alternating with im occasional end
in 1899, the year that Ed. Dolahanty run, carried the ball across the San IF MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT
DARKENS SO NATURALLY
finally succedod in his long effort ford goal.
NOBODY CAN TELL
Captain Kincaid, Joe Tinker, Smith,
to go over the .400 mark with an
Link
nnd
Hnrvnrd
were
tho
O.
H.
S.
average of .408. Jennings did his
best work with the bat in 1890, when stars. Captain McLucns played a
The old-time mixture of Snge Ten
great defensive game for Snnford. The and Sulphur for darkening gray,
he hit .397. Titans three, indeed!
Burkett went to Cleveland in 1892 line-ups:
streaked nnd faded hair is grand
Snnford (0) mother’s recipe, nnd folks are again
and saw his club beaten for tho Nat Orlando (G)
Thrasher using it to keep their hair u good,
ional pennant by Boston. It was not Shutc..................... C
until 1895 that Burkett was arrayed Smith...................R.G.............. Riggers even color, which is quite sensible, ns
against both McGraw nnd Jennings, in Link.....................R.T............. Fletcher wo are living in nn nge when a youth
Bnrton.................R.F.................. Stone ful appearance is of the greatest ad
the Temple Cup Series.
Mngrudcr............
L.G................ Meisch vantage.
With Burkett playing a heroic rolo
Grninge...............
L.T..................... Pope
with the tint, the Spiders took the
Nowadays, though, we don’t have
Porter..................L.E...............
Denton the troublesome task of gathering the
measure of the pennant winning Ori
(Capt.) sage nnd the mussy mixing at home.
oles that fall. Cleveland won four (Capt.)
games and Baltimore only one.
In Kincaid............... Q.B............ McLucns All drug stores sell the rcady-to-usc
1898 it was Baltimore ngainst Cleve Anderson.............F.B................ Moyue product,•improved by the addition of
land again fo r the Temple Cup and J. Tinker............. R.II.................. Tillis other ingredients, called "Wyeth’s
once more it was McGraw and Jen Harrod................ L.II.................. Holly Sage nnd Sulphur Compound." It is
B. Anderson of the University of very popular because nobody enn dis
nings against Burkett.
Florida
referred, while Jack Goldsby, cover it has been applied. Simply
This time the Orioles cleaned up
also
of
the
University of Florida, kept moisten your comb or a soft brush
without losing a game. They took
time;
quarters
were 8 minutes long.
with it nnd draw this through your
four straight, finishing the series with
hair, tuking one small strnnd at a
a 6 to II shutout on the grounds of
time; by morning the gray hair dis
the Spiders. Baltimore was in tho FOOTBALL GAMES ON
SATURDAY AND RESULTS appears, but what delights the ladies
series again in 1897 but Cleveland
Army 28, Springfield 0.
with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com
hnd dropped back and Boston fought
Army 7, New Hampshire Stnto 10 pound, is that, besides beautifully
tho Orioles for the old trophy. Tho
darkening the hair after a few appli
Orioles won that final competition for (second game.)
cations, it also produces that soft lus
Navy 40, North Carolina State 0.
the Temple cup.
tre nnd nppearance of abundance
Penn State 24, Gettysburg 0.
which
is so attractive.—Adv.
Yale
14,
University
of
Vermont
0.
NO DECISION ON GAME
Princeton 21, Swnrthmoro 7.
Hnrvnrd 3. Iloly Cross 0.
Hanford and Orlnndo Football Gnmo
GET ACQUAINTED TOUR OF
Pennsylvania 20, Frnnklin nnd Mar
Stopped by Rain
STATE BEING PLANNED
Sanford and Orlnndo teams battled shall 0.
Dartmouth 28, Middlebury 3.
on the gridiron Saturday starting the
Tho tour of Jacksonville business
Cornell 41, St. Bonnventura 0.
football season even before tho San
nnd professional men who will .visit
Washington and Jefferson 20, Buckford schools had opened. On nccount
all sections of Florida in an event
°f the fact that there were two boys nell 0.
to be staged under the direction of
)
on the Snnford eleven who hnd n o t, Maryland 3, Rutgers 0.
the Jacksonville Real Etnte Board,
Syracuse 38, Ohio 0.
keen students last year and since tho
wil
Hns tone week, it was announced
Georgetown 7, Lebanon 0.
schools have not opened and are only
at
thcemccting
of tho board Thurs
Lehigh 22, Susquehanna 0.
opening this morning none of tho
day.
h'nni had really entered school. On Lafayette 0, Pittsburgh 0.
Plans for the get-acquainted trip
Amhemt 0, Columbia 7.
'his account it seems that Orlnndo did
over
the estate being shaped by E. E.
Villanovn 9, Columbia 7.
n°t want to count tho game calling
Robinson,
chairman of tho tour com
Villnnova 0, Uralnus 0.
two members of tho Sanford team in*
mittee,
In
collaboration with Joseph
Ilowdoin
13,
Rhode
Island
Stnto
0.
rilgililcs, Sanford plnyed the gnmo
R.
Dunn
and
Harry J. Wood, are that
St.
Johns
29,
Western
Maryland
0.
however and fussed none about tho
the
party
will
leave on Monday and
Boston
College
13,
Boston
Univer
men 0,1 the Orlando team who wero
return on Saturday of a week in Octo
mdigihlo and by those who witnessed sity 0.
ber yet to be determined.
Wisconson 28, Lnwrenco 0.
it the game wns said to liavo been a
Six days travel will permit of many
Michigan 44, Mount Union 0.
knot) one only tho rain stopped It bestop-overs and n wide itinerary, tno
Wabash 9, Purdue 0.
orc the first hnlf. Tho good work of
committee belioves. Meetings und enChicago 35, Northwestern 0.
onch Edwin Meisch showed up all
tertinmont features will be arranged
Nebraska 55, Wesleyan U. 0.
through the game nnd If ho can have
in conjunction with representative or
Obcriln 14, Wittenberg 0.
the handling of tho Snnford tenm an
ganizations
from tho vnrious cities to
other week ho will show tho world
Case 14, Akron 0.
something in footbnll. With only a
Iowa 62, Knox 14.
bo visited.
Indiana 20, Kalamazoo 0.
Dates of tho pilgrimage, tho start
ow days practice nnd hardly know
Notre Dame 57, Depauw 10.
and various stops and other details
ing who would be on the team tho
will be announced in a few days, Mr.
1“'iford boys accepted tho game with ' Minnesota 19, North Dakota 0.
Georgia Tech. 41, Oklethorpc 0.
Drlando eleven that has had two
Robinson stated.
Tennessee 7, Maryville 0.
weeks of hard practice and much of
Ton committees of two men cnch
Roanoke 14, Guilford 0.
wore appointed to visit business nnd
ls w'lh tho Rollins College team but
Wofford 22, North Georgia Aggies 0. professional men In the city in nn
®t that Orlando knew Sanford was
Furmnn 03, Newberry 0.
ere every minuto of the time pud
effort to round up all possible pil
South Carolina 18, Ersklno 0.
with the proper encouragement Sangrims, for tho tour.—Jacksonville MeVirginia 28, George Washington 0 ’tropolin.
ort will make a flno record during tho
Auburn 34, Howard 3.
season. Tho Tampa Tribune dispatch
Vanderbilt 34, Normal 0.
Jowi ^r*nndo tf*ves the game as folIt is only a question of time until
Alabama 27, Spring Hill 7.
somebody will organise Tho Sacred
4
|
Georgia 28, Mercer 0.
Order of Exaalted Midnight Lynch
Richmond 14, Catholic U. 0,
ORLANDO, Oct. 1.—A terrific rainers.
Florida C, U. S. Inf. School 0.
°nn which Bwept the fair grounds
-£ c s j? s a r t «£
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don’t get scored and
proceed to had your stomach with a
lot of drug3 that excite tho kidneys
and irritute tho entire urinury tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like you
keep your bowels clean, by flushing
them with n mild, harmless salts
which removes tho body’s urinous
wuste and stimulates them to their
normal activity. The function of tho
kidneys is to falter the blood. In 24
hours they strain from It 500 grains
of m id and waste, so we can readily
understand the vital importance of
keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots of wnter—you can’t
drink too much; also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces of Jad
Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast each morn
ing for a few days and your kidneys
will act fine. This famous salts is
made from tho acid of grapes and lem
on juke, combined with lithia, and
has been used for genoratioift to clean
and atimulato clogged kidneys; also
to neutralize the adds in urine so it
no longer la a source of irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts ir inexpensive; cannot in
jure; mnkes a delightful cffervcscerit
lithia-watcr drink which overyono
should take now and thon to kcop
their kidneys elenn and active. Try
this, rlso keep up tho water drinking,
nnd no doubt you will wonder what
became of your kidney trouble and
backache.—Adv.
EXCURSION RATES
TO CITRUS SEMINAR
AT GAINESVILLE.
The B ell Cafe
announces a reduction in prices o f 35 per
cent on all short orders, and the price o f
regular meals will be reduced later.
Everything in Season can always
be Found at
THE BELL CAFE
i
Quick and Satisfactory Service Will be Rendered
COFFEE, 5c per cup—Drink All You W ant
Will appreciate a call from you------------ Give ua a Trial
-------------- WE THANK YOU---------------
The Bell Cafe
Fertilizer Materials
*
•
Castor Pomace
Hardwood Ashes
Ground Tobacco Stems
Kpecinl railroad rates for the nhovo
Extension Schools from nil points in
Florida have just been granted by the
Southeastern Pnsscnger Association,
on the CERTIFICATE PLAN, one and ••
one-half fnre for the round trip con
KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E ditioned upon not less than 350 per
GOAT MANURE
sons, holding certificates, attending
these nnd associated meetings at
And Other Materials
Gainesville during the period, October
4-7, 1921.
At this time ft appears probable
Our Prices Will Save You Money
thnt the required attendance of 360
will be secured but nt the an mo time
it is extremely important thnt every
person buying ticket to Gainesville
for above meetings secure a certifi
cate nt the time of purchasing ticket.
If tho required number of personas
nttends the meetings, th ertifient will
he vnlidntcd at Gainesville nnd wil!
then entitle the holder to purchase his
PHONE 536
return ticket for hnlf fare.
Certificates will bo issued only on
request by any ticket agent in Florldn, with tickkcts purchased October
1-0, inclusive. Certificates will ho vnli
dntcd nt Gainesville October (1 nnd 7,
SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
and tickekts for return trip at hnlf
fnre will be sold at Gainesville up to
JOHN GORE, Proprietor
October 10th.
CEMETERY
WORK A SPECIALTY
This reduced rate is available to all
1018
West
First
Street
1018 West First Street
persons who buy tickekts to Gaines
ville between October 1-6, inclusive.
Kindly give this
Information all
DIUNK
possible publicity, ami be sure to tell TAMPA’S MUNICIPAL BELT It. It. Elder Springe Water. Ita 09 98-190
all those who plnn to travel to GnincsTAMPA, Oct. 1.—Bids for tho con pur cent pure. Phan* 81L
vllle by dull to secure cortificntes nt
struction
of n double tracks, municipal
time of purchasing tickets.
Tho world nows tho day it happen*,
belt railway nrouml tho city’s water
delivered nt your door each evening,
In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir front as pnrt of the port improvement 15c tho week.
project will be received in tho near
cuit, Seminole County, State of
future, tho City Commission hnving
Florida.—In Chnncery.
ordered tho publication of advertise Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Are*
ments calling for them. Completion
DIVORCE—CITATION.
New Era Printers
of tho project is expected to cost tho
G. B assett Sm ith, Prop.
city at lenst $1,500,000.
Cecil I. Mooney, Complainant,
COMMERCIAL AND
vs.
JOB PRINTING
Sell it with a Ilernld Want Ad.
Alma Bernice Mooney, Defendant.
To Alma Bernice Mooney, enre Gallic
V. Cato, 313 W. Marshall St., Rich-)
montl, Vn.:
It appearing from tho affidavit of
the complainant herein thnt you nro a
resident of a stnto other thon the state
of Florida; thnt you nro a person over
the nge of twenty-one years and thnt
there in no perron within tho state of
Florida service of a summons in Chan
cery upon whom would hind you, it is
hereby ordered thnt you appear to tho
hill of complaint filed heroin ngninst
is a boy between
you on the Rule dny for November,
four and eightyears
1921, to-wit, 7lh day of November,
1921.
old.
When you
And it is further ordored that thin
suddenly discover
citation be published ir. the Sanford
you haven't a baby
Daily Herald onco each week for four
consecutive weeks.
any more but a regular, sure 'nuff little shaver it’s a pretty sure
Witness my hnnd nnd official seal
sign you’ve got to do some building. He wants a room of his
at Snnford, Scminolo County, Florida,
this the 24th dny of September, 1921.
own. Maybe that means an addition to the house. A playhouse;
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
a dog kennel; a high board fence to shin over; and repairs! Ask
Clerk of Circuit Court.
Dad—he knows 1 Dad buys lumber here. He's one of our best
SCHELLE MAINES,
Solicitor for Complainant. 9-26-5tc
customers.
Chase & Co.
A Little
Shaver
San 'Diego high school Jeffers a
course in scenrnio writing. May as
well let them get it over with while
father foots {ho bills.—El Paso Her
ald.
Post cards—local vlewa—lc each at
the Herald office.
HILL LUMBER CO.
SERVICE
QUALITY
PRICE
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1921
kept them stirred up, kept thorn with uoon her hundreds of persons who CLEARWATER WANTS SECRE
TARY CHAMBER COMMERCE
tha idea of koeplng tho town awake have discovered thnt they can livo
f * M kk.< m ty i f U r x — 49* .g t O M d*j a t l ^ a in tho summer and keeping up busi without work nnd enn enjoy change
jj K *nU M n O ^ W t^ U ^ tU i n i u
CLEARWATER, Oct. 1.—This city
ness by stimulating business in the of climate by begging.
Is
scnrchlng for a secretary for the
Tho mayor should put up tho bars
dull montnn. Tho results nro appar
HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. ent, and while tho paper did not enrry and allow no boggnrs to solicit alms Chamber of Commorce, tho Board of
wnituKiM
tho nmount of advertising it should on tho streets here. It will bo easier Governors of the organization nt a re
cent meeting having decided to obtain
R. J. HOLLY ______1--------- Editor have carried, wo aro well satisfied for him if ho establishes a rule and
have confidence in the future.
a secretary to succeed Charles M.
Jt. J. LILLARD....8ecrctary-Trensi»rer with our efforts to give tho pooplo of sticks to it. Tourists coming here to
Hemphill. Secretary Hemphill has
America—financial and business—is
B . A. NEEL.............General Manager Sanford and vicinity a dally paper nil spend the winter nnd to enjoy the had no contract with the organization
sunshine
and
attractions
of
tho
city
the
year
round.
It
hns
demonstrated
emerging from a state of uncertainty in
ROBERT J. HOLLY, J r,
during the present fiscal year but hns
our faith in Sanford, and wo back our certainly do not want to bo confront been serving through the summer
C3 0 ULATI0* MANAOEB
to a period which promises healthy'and
Phone 148 up to fl P, JR._____ fuith with our hard earned money. Wo ed by the maimed nnd tho halt and months. After tho nppolntmont of his
lasting prosperity.
turn with their successor, Mr. Hemphill will romnin
kMrtrXUimt t i t M M .d . I m w i «* A p,ll..tl~w. nrc Justified in n thousand diiTcrcnt tho blind nt every
hands
held
out
for
money.
Tho
city
ways,
and
fuel
today
on
tho
threshold
■ a b ttrif U x M e * ta A d r x o .
Definite improvement along all lines is
OM T e t r ............ .............. ............................ ta g of another year that Sanford has nnd tho city's wulfnro are not tho per with him a month to acqunint him
with the office routine.
the best evidence of adjustment, and
Delivered la City by CerrUr
benefited by tho Dnlly Herald moro sonal property of tho mayor, to bo
Ox Week ....................................II Owt*
than any other agency,nnd that In tho tossed to mendicants in softness of
certainly conditions everywhere are
—Get your Scratch Pads from The
'* * • b it IS- U ' l l - H t t W eeklr .M w oU eath a ly errere iem U eU Oeuaty u j U yeblUbed next two or threo yoars the Dnlly heart.—St. Petersburg Independent.
Herald—by tho pound—16c.
showing this improvement.
rn v y Briday. A deertU la* n t o l made tae w a
e a applicative. D araoeralte, I f pelltloa, f t .l * Herald will be what It should he, one
par year, alway* la adeaaee.__________________ of the largest in the State, and San
This bank has confidence that the
STARTING TO SCHOOL
ford will be whnt it should bo, one of
Member of The Aaaoclated Preea
worst is past, and faith that the imme
Conserve Your Sight
tho lnrgcst cities in the State. Tho
Ono of the greatest events, ono of
diate future holds much of good for all.
Dnlly Herald nnd the future of San the greatest adventures, if not the Our shaded goggles, shell frames, gold
ford, are wrapped up in the snmo groatost in tho lives of tho youngsters mountings, etc., in SIZES FOR CHIL
package, nnd what happens to one, is starting to school. Thoso who are DREN nro meeting With great favor.
School dnyH.
will hnppen to the other, and the same getting their first lessons, those who Wc fit children with children’s glass
can be said of every business house have up to this timo been more or es and they ure always pleased.
Tho greatest days in the life of boys
in tho city. Thnt being tho case, we less tied to mother’s apron strings
and girls.
TOM MOORE
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
should all sink or swim, together, nml nnd must now face the great open
.
------- o---------work
for
ono
another
and
boost
for
world
this
morning
nnd
meeting
many
OPTOMETRIST—OI*TICIAN
,s However, they do not know it and
.
F. P. Forster; President
Will not know it until many years one another, nml fight for one anoth strange fncos nnd coming ncross OfTicc Opp I*. 0.
Phone
192
er.
many strange things—their first day
B. F. Whitncr, Cashier
from this date.
There will he no sinking, however, at school. And those who hnvc been
TO
SEE
BETTER
SEE
MOORE
i • ■
0 •
.,And then if you have not applied if present conditions hold, and there to school nml are going back, some
yourself itwill he too Into. Each is no reason to think otherwise. Wo with happiness depicted in their faces
minute wasted in school shows up in intend to swim, nnd while swimming, because they like to study and those
will take Sanford to tho shore of who think it is another jail sentence
your record in aftor life.
prosperity nml big business, and all for a few days until they got accus
-------- - o ----------that
is coming to this line city—that tomed to the school discipline again The City Commissioners
AH of us take a great pride in our
is,
it
is coining, hut will not arrivo after running wild like young colts
public schools. They are the bulwark
of the City of Sanford,
without
the help and good will of for the summer.
of the nation nml Sanford schools arc
every
citizen
of
Sanford.
Therefore,
And
those
young
gentlemen
and
Florida, will receive bids
ns good if not better than tho major
today, let everyone get behind the j young ladies who nro in the high 1until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc
ity of the schools of the South.
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
Chamber of Commerce nnd every oth- sehonl nnd as such have much of tho
---------- „----------Lot ovoryono stand right sqilnrely er good measuro, and with the pub restraint of the grammar school tak tober 7, 1921, for fur
fessional and Business Man in
behind Prof. McKay and his corps of licity of the Daily liernld, make the en from them and are put upon their nishing said City with
Assistants and make this the greatest coining season one of the greatest in honor to study during the study pe
Sanford in This Column
one Combination Pump
school year in history.
history.
riods instead of having a teacher over
------------ —
o — ------- —
Chemical and
With all khc faith in the world in them as they did in the lower grades. Engine
Real estate is moving in Sanford Sanford, the Herald lias purchased a
Today is a great day in tho lives Hose Motor Car, 600 to
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
these days ami it begins to look as building lot nnd some time in tiie near of the boys and girls, and if they
though there would be at least one future, will erect one of the finest would only realize it, and improve 750 gallon capacity. 1,S. O. Shinholser
George A. DeCottes
hundred new homes started here dur printing olTIees in the State, Imr none. each shining hour, what a difference 000 feet more or less of
ing the winter months. There ought It will not be today or tomorrow, but it would make in their after lives,
Attorney-nt-Law
Contractor and Builder
Standard
2
1
/2
in.
fire
to bo five hundred.
Over
Seminole
County
Bank
it will be within the next two years, what a comfort and blessing they will
SANFORD
FLORID \
and when that time comes ,the Daily be to theor parents and what a joy hose.
SANFORI)
FLORIDA
.While thousands of men in New Herald will be printed upon the finest and pride to their teachers. The JackCertified check of 5%
York are looking for work thousands press that money will nurchase, the sonvilie .Metropolis bus the following
Sanford Constructs Co.
must accompany each
of longshoremen strike for more mon ■entire outfit will lie made ready to about the school opening:
BATTERIES
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
ey, Ami thus it goes from one ex print one of tiie largest papers in this
bid.
Wiliam—Willie,
Hill,
Old
Man,
BRINO TOUR
Planes
and Specifications Cheerfully
treme to the other until it would seem part of the State, and it will be a
whatever
he
happens
to
be
called—
City
reserves
the
right
Furnished
thnt a cataclysm would be the result. Slate paper in every respect, for we
Battery Troubles to Us
AH
Work
Guaranteed
Is
standing
on
the
threshold
of
a
great
reject
a
n
y
Or
all
bids.
---------- o---------- W» S i'tcltlU a on E lootriotl W ork and eon (loo
know what Sanford intends to do, nnd adventure.
jrou dopondtblo lorvleo.,
n.
T.
PACE
P. O. Ilox 101
Some people have strange ideas of we know what the Herald Printing
C.
J.
RYAN,
WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS
The
typical
American
small
boy,
the printing business. Grown men
FOR OVERHAULING YOUR OAR
('o., intends to do, and there is no who still delights in bringing home
c
Manager.
come inti) the Herald office every day
Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors
looking for work. They seem to people or firm in this city that have strange dogs and thinks iiis daddy is 0-27-fUc
Sketches nnd Estimates Free; m
Company
think that any ordinary rough neck any more faith in (lie city than tho tiie greatest man ill tho world, starts
building too large and none too smslL
Herald
and
its
force.
to
school
Monday.
can step rigiit into a printing office
Phone 189
L. A. Hennud, Prop. -— -ALL WORK GUARANTEED----It is with much pride that today
Ami Mary—Sister, Sunshine, Bright
and go to work printing. It takes
wo
point
to
our
first
year’s
work.
We
Eyes,
whatever she happens to be call
from three to four years of the hard
& Shorey
HARTFORD BATTERY Pine Wilson
have
improved
with
age,
and
intend
ed—who
loves to cut paper dolls out
est kind of work for a greenhorn boy
and Gnrland Sts., Orlando, Fla.
to lenrn the printing trade and many to keep on improving. We can only nf magazines and play grown-up, will
City Licenses Due Oc “Battery Insurance”
of them never learn it then. Printing improve, however, with the kind of be in the desk across tiie aisle.
PURE WATER
Sold and Serviced by
is a real trade and to learn it one consistent support to which a real
Mothers and fathers will accomp
tober 1, 1921
daily
is
entitled.
If
you
aro
getting
must start as a hoy apprentice and
any Bill and Mary to school on this
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Elder Springs Water
there are few of them starting. They a real daily paper, it deserves your day. Bill may break down and cry,
ATTENTION is called to the fact
patronage,
it
lias
the
subscriptiin
list
would, rather take an easier Job at
and Mary may whisper in an ear, that all City Licenses are payable on
99.98% PURE
Haight & Wieland
that justifies your placing your ad "Mother, please take me home with or before October 1, 1!)21.
more pay.
Phone 311-W
Sanford, FI*.
vertisements and it has the reading you!" but these two little pilgrims
SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to
GARAGES
matter that justifies your subscribing will be left, even if in tears.
YEAR OLD IIAIIV.
and all things being equal, there is
LORD’S PURITY
And a new world unfolds.
Section 4, Ordinance 25 Smith Bros. Garage
One year ago today, tho Daily Hor- nothing that can keep the Daily Her
What man or woman has forgot
WATER
nld started as an all the year round ald from being tin* great success that ten that first day in school! There are which rends ns follows: "That the
Expert Repairing
proposition, liefuro that timo, tho it will be, and there is nothing thnt four big events in the life of man— City Tax Collector before issuing a li
AS GOOD AS THE BBST
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
Daily Herald was a winter idea, print will keep Sanford from being tho birth, the first day of school, mar cense based on a property value, or
Onk and First
Daily Service
Phone 1,7
ing for six monthe in tho winter time, great city that it is destined to lie.
riage and death. Tilt1 second is some capital stock, shall require the per
and fearful of going through the sum
Let us all get together, and work times omitted in the recitation of these son applying for a license to make a
REAL ESTATE
mer, although Tho summer had never for that common end, and with the events. Hut it is all-important. Life written statement under oath of tho
SANFORD NOVELTY'
been tried ,nnd might have been tried i sole thought of making Sanford great. takes on a new shade tlufn; the veil is value of the property, or the amount
E.
F.
Lane
of the capital stock."
only the Southern Utilities broke Work and work and work.
removed more or less and the cold
WORKS
Application blanks for said licenses
dtfwn and no power was available, and
realities of the world reach out to
Real
E
state
and
Insurance
will be furnished free of charge at the
the daily was stopped in April to be
touch the youthful mind anil require City Office.
KEEP OUT THE BEGGARS.
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Phone 95
resumed last October for a year round
some of its attention.
ALFRED
FOSTER,
proposition. Thu present manage
Mayor Mitchell has granted permis
The hope of this city, this Stale,
General Shop and Mill
City Tax Collector.
ment was willing to take a chance of sion to two beggars, within the last this nation—more, tiie world—is cen lfiC-lOtc
Geo. W. Knight
Work
the city of Sanford growing suiri- few days, to solicit alms on the tered in WlIlium and Mary, who look
Real
E
state
and
Insurance
eiontly in a few years to make a daily streets of the city. The mayor is un up into the face of a regular teach Eyes Examined
Glasses Designed
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
n paying proposition, and willing to usually tender-hearted and it is hard er for the first time today.
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Henry
McLaulin,
Jr.
517
Commercial Street Sanford, Fla.
shoulder a loss for awhile until the for him to refuse when some poor,
The others resuming their studies
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dally could be Justified in its exist unfortunate person appeals to him. are but grown-up Williams mid
.. Employment Bureau..
ence. That it has come to stay, is Everybody know tint mayor, also Marys. They have advanced along the
TRANSFER
The vocational committee of tho Busi
apparent in tin* growing subscription knows how ready he lias always been great highway which lends to the fu
ness nnd Professional Women's Club “WE DELIVER TIIE GOODS’*
list, and in the growing disposition on to help anybody who is unfortunate. ture, They have already traveled a
requests all young women desiring
the part of the merchants to take His sympathy is (piickly enlisted, and little way toward Experience.
employment to register nt tho First Quick Service Transfer
yearly contracts for advertisement. when a blind or a disabled person ap
Thus the world moves.
National Rank.
Storage Facilities
The daily kept the city on the map all peals to him for permission to hog on
The parents of William and Mary,
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
If
wc
please
you, tel] others; if uo
this summer, and injected "pop" into the streets lie just umillot refuse. Hut if the mood appeals should read
OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
tell
us.
Phone 498
the civic and business life of this city lie should refuse.
Wordworth's "Imitations of Immor Graduate Northern Illinois College
when it might have lagged behind in
The mayor should not allow beg tality, or Recollection From Earliest 212 East First St.
Sanford, Fin. WILSON VULCANIZ
HOTELS
the summer as usual. The daily pa gars to Infest St. Petersburg. If one Childhood." There is a great thought
ING WORKS
per kept pushing and pulling,for a is allowed here then all must be per in this poem.
C. 0. WILSON, O . n r r
H otel M ontezuma
bigger and butter Sanford, and a good mitted To come in. There can be no
Monday will he n great day in the
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
ready for thu fall trade thnt Is here. discrimination. If he allows half a doz lives of William and Mary—ami a me Pickling and Preserving
REASONABLE PRICES
“Sanford’s New Hotel”
Wlfht nrolh.r. Q u n . Bulldln»
The daily paper kept the people busy, en here, in a month Central avenue morable one in the lives of their par
mi nay 11.50 Up Per Day
wil Hie lined with human wrecks who ents.
T-rnr
Sanford Machine &
have met with misfortune. Floridn is
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infested with professional beggars ev
SOFTENING THE WATER.
Foundry Co.
We
have
the
ery winter. They come from all over
BANANASAND
General Mnchlne nnd Holler Works
G1LL0N &
the country to this stnte, knowing thnt
The last issue of tho Arcadia En
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
the
‘‘picking'*
will
be
easy
here
be
CHERRIES
terprise had an editorial urging the
it;.#- FRY
bands in stock
cause they ran appeal to a holiday city to put in a water softening plant.
Crank Shafts Re-turned
crowd, nlwnys in n good humor nnd
Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
ELECTRICAL
We
believe
thnt
Ilrndontown
should
do
For n delicious and unusual dish
"f! r>
therefore j onerous.
lo
^Contractors .
and Jelly Glasses
try baking hunanas with 1 can
Any person who onn afford to spend this nnd do it nt once. We saw enough
Sanford
Steam
Laundry
of Libby’s Red Cherries. Hake
the winter in Floridn is not renlly an of water softening processes recent*
' If Phono 442
See our line of
object of charity. Yet they come. They ly to believe thnt this would be a good
FOR SERVICE
20 minutes, hasting with their
ride ou trains, too, nnd pay their way. thing for Brndentown, nnd would bo
ayrup.
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Call 146-J
Many of the m ure rich. The hnve bo- self-sustaining.—Brndentown Journal, Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Ave.
conio public wards and have adopted
This Is whut Sanford needs, and
im iy obi;**
Churns,
etc.
!fi:.
an unHy way to mnkca living. Each needs badly. The sulphur water enusl awo
D ean e T u rn e r
community does or should cure for Its es needless expense to tho people of
Acteylene Welding
WBLAKA BLOCK
own unfortunntes, nnd If they will this city nnd should not be tolerated.
,J OF ALli KINDS
Btny nt home they can bo provided Other cities with sulphur water have
Phones 497-404
with at least tho necessities of life, it softened, and Sanford citizens
Sanford Welding Co.
But Floridn each winter has dumped should demand it.
HARDWARE CO
Located in Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Avc.
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Florida: Unsettled toprobnbly local rains;
f cooler in north portion
t; Tuesday generally
jolcr in North and Cen-
today with schools opon
Good time to advertise anu worn up
some special 8alca-
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W. c. Smith, Of Ocnla, WBH a
«tnes» visitor hero Saturday.
Tucker, of Chattanooga,
i registered nt tho Montozuwliile attending to business
Little shower yesterday was n
great blessing. It rained hard n few
miles south of tho city yesterday nfternoon.
Summary of the
Plotting Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Headers
Semihole
County
rfl__m | f -n
Teachers For the
E nsuing Year
We have priced our fall clothing so th at the highest
priced suit in the house will not go over $45.00,—and th at
is why we are selling them almost as fast as they arrive.
And they are—
Only a little while longer,
Pauline, nnd that cool spell
will bo With ub again. Tho
only thing' keeping it back
was the lack of rain. Just givo
us rain with a little nor’easter
In it and it will bo Christmas
le a th e r before you, khow It.
Yesterday morning was so
cool and nice that it fooled us
badly and yet the weather
man says It was 90 and wo
hiive no' reafion to doubt his
word,
course, all this
weather dope wo givo you Is
tho maximum and not the nvorago that usually goes out of
theiio other places. At that the
Clyde Lino trippers think it Is
cooler here than In New York:
5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 3
Maximum ....................... l*G
Minimum ......................... G8
Range ............................. 72
Barometer ....................... 30.00
Rain ..................
14
Calm and clear.
M ic h a e ls -S te rn s C lo th e s
C am pus T ogs
FIIEB FREDERICKS
SHOT IIY OFFICERS IN
RAID LAST NIGHT
aro glad to sec him again. Harry and
Mrs. Neel will go smith tomorrow for
a few weekH stay at Okeechobee and
then return to Sanford where lie will
take up his duties on the Herald but
expects to make frequent trips to
Okeechobee, the coming city of tho
grent Everglades country.
Rotary club will have a fine meet
ing tomorrow at noon when District
Governor John Turner, of Tampa, will
Rains nnd the report that more was
1 „. |u re and several
other shining on the way ,hns caused a big smile on
lights of Rotary.
the fncu of the farmers and cvery-------j one. It is the rains that bring the
The Herald Printing Co., has pons cooler weather nnd everyone wants
ami pencils and inks nnd tablets nnd ' cooler weather now. It is time for
many other things for the school chil- J fall nnd wo want fall,
dren. Come in nnd sco them. Tin
Colte Hill, of Orlando, was In tho
prices arc right
city today talking Republic trucks.
ROOFING, Red and green Blato sur Coito is one of the most prominent nuface, 3-|dy $3.25 per squnre, Tiger tontobilo men in tho state, and has
brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; ninny friends here who are always
1-ply, $2.2"). Free delivery. Address glad to see him. lie has contracted for
M. E. Ginn, Box 391.
139-20tp Rpueo in the Herald for the Republic
trucks,
Mrs. T. L. O'Conner nnd son, Paul,
left today for Baltimore, where Paul
A negro child was run over by an
will attend Mt. St. Joseph’s collogo. automobile nt the corner of Sanford
She will bo joined later hy her son nnd Celery avenues yesterday after
Joseph, and will spend tho winter in noon, nnd had its hip broken. It has
Hillsdale, Hid., with him.
not been learned who the child was or
who ran over it. This is a dangerous
"EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Ginnt corner, nnd should receive tho careful
that lives in a box. Wo can now fur attention of drivers of cars nnd those
nish six Volt Batteries nt $24.50. Wo who are walking on this thorough
buy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd re fare.
pair all makes Batteries.—Itny Broth
ers. Phone 548.
'
150-tfc
A new shipment of
felt hats just received,
which will be closed out
at $2.00 each. Nuff Sed.
—The Sanford Shoe &
Clothing Co.
tf
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Howard nnd
family arrived in the city from Pnhnkci' Saturday where tho family has
been visiting for some time. Thoy will
be nt borne south of the city nnd Mr.
Howard will return to Pahokoo Tues% "'here lie hns Inrgo property in
terests ami is engaged In the real es WORLD SERIES
tate business. Mr. Howard is also en
BEGINS WEDNESDAY.
gaged in tbu fishing industry nt
Okeechobee City,
Tho world series of baseball begins
next Wednesday at 2 o’clock, eastern
Harry Neel of the Herald Printing time.
•
' <>., and at present the presiding gonFor nffiro supplies, stationery, etc,
1,18 fhe Okeechobee N c w h , is home
>«r a few dnys nnd his many friends como lo the Herald office.
CHANDLER
1920
FOUR PASSENGER ROADSTER
New Paint, New Top and New Cord Tires
Special equipment
Mechanical Condition A-l
$450 Cash, balance Monthly Installments
SANFQRP. FLORIDA
Lexington and Hubmobile Distributors
PrineipnlAssistnnt
HEAT BREAKS WINDOWS
Sometime ago T. J. Miller, who is
having the old thentre building re
modelled, was engaged in having tho
plate glass windows set and was very
careful about allowing space for con
traction and expansion. Upon being
questioned about tho matter of setting
the glass in windows, he gave out a
valuable fund of information about
glass in this, und other countriccs,
and the relation of lurge windows to
heat nnd cold. It seems thnt others
have not been so careful, and the fol
lowing from tho Kissimmee ValleyGazette, brings to mind what Mr.
Miller said some time ago:
Both the handsomely adorned win
dows of tho Merchants and Farmers
Bank facing Boardway have been
shattered because of the sun’s rays
beauting upon them. Tho loss will bo
considerable. Stanley Bullock, assist
ant cashier, was standing close by
them when the breaks occurred, nnd
investigation shows thnt they were
improperly set, not sufficient spaco
being allowed for the natural expan
sion. The location of tho glass gives
them tho full heat of the sun during
tho hottest hours of tho day, and an
expert glass-setter alwnyH allows for
tho expansion of such largo sheets of
material. In this case, it is stated no
nllownnco wnH mndo for tho heat;
consequently tho breaking.
WORCESTER SCHOOL BOYS
ACT AS TRAFFIC COPS
DURING DISMISSAL TIME.
after the* shooting. Fred was taken
by federal officers several weeks ago
on the charge of engaging in illicit
liquor business and when his trial
came up the government officers ask
ed Chief Killibrew to have him sent
to Tampa. lie was lined twenty-live
dollars and sent here to his wife for
tho money the message coming to tho
chief of police. While going to Fred
ericks’ house oil the banks of Mill
Creek in the western part of the city
close to Lnko Monroe, Chief Killi
brew found the car marks of a still,
and determined to investigate on ids
own hook as soon as Fredericks re
turned home which was Saturday.
That night Chief Killibrew and Of
ficer Harrison, the latter having a
shot gun with number five shot, wont
to the place occupied by Fredericks
for tho stilling operations and found
him there and he fled at the sight of
the officers. Colling upon him to halt
he only burned the wind faster ami
Officer Harrison filled him with bird
shot nnd Chief Killibrew shot in his
direction, both shots bringing him
down with his anatomy filled with
shot and one pistol hall in the leg.
He was taken to the hospital where
he is said to he in a precarious condi
tion hut it is thought that he will re
cover. It is thought that he was shot
through the lungs hy tho fine shot as
he was having hemorrhages hut later
reports today say that he is better
and may pull through.
ASKS KIWAMANS TO EACH
HIRE ONE IDLE MAN
NORFOLK, Vn., Oct. 3.—Harry M.
Karr, of Baltimore, president of Kiwnnis International, is anxious to
have the organization of which ho is
the head, concern itself actively in re
lieving unemployment this winter and
is tho author of the unique suggestion
that every one of the 0,000 Klwanians
in the United States employ ono extra
mnn in his business during the winter
months.
Speaking before capital district con
vention here yesterday Mr. Karr urg
ed that every Klwnninn in the district
adopt such a policy and take one extra
mnn Into his business establishments.
He said ho is urging the same course
on KlwuttiunB in nil parts of tho coun
try.
.*’1 think we will all agree that the
tide of business bus turned,” said Mr.
Karr, "nnd that gradual improvement
has sot in. But, nevertheless, it Bcenis
probnblt thnt the soming winter .will
bo tho worst from tho standpoint of
^ho laboring man thnt we have seen In
years. The practical business mnn and
all of ub must loam to solve our own
problems. Tho government conference
on unemployment yshouldj refor the
matter back to trio various states
with tho recommendation that they
^should undertake more construction
work in order to provide employment
for idlo men."
WORCESTER, Mobs., Oct. 3— Ton
hoy pupils at t^o North High School
have bee nasslgnod to act as traffic
officers In front of tho school building
at dismissal hour wlien 1,500 boys nnd
girls leavo the school. * Tho boys have
been trained' in traffic signals under
Office supplies of all binds at The
the direction ofa police sergeant and
Herald
PHntlng Co. When you want
each day, a few minutes before the
anything
in this line see The Herald.
session' closes, two of them control
automabilp nnd street car traffic Wo have it or can get i t
while
tte ilrt fellow
pass.
|l ..hi
..i scholars
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For .offipe supplies, stationery, etc,
come to the Herald office.
The bungalow we are advertising for
sale has extra
large rooms, and extra
*
large sleeping porch, and worth your in
vestigating.
*
C o n n e lly Real Estate C o
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than
25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask
must accompany all orders. Count five words to ■ line nnd remit net
cordlngly
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 719 Onk Ave
FOR SALE—Roso No. 4 seed, Irish nue.
164-fltp
potutocs, per bushel $2.00.—L. A.
LOST
Brumloy.
131-tfc
LOST OR STOLEN—Small brown
FOR SALE—8-room house with nil
Gyp answering to tho name of
modern convenience, excellent re Speck. $25.00 rewnrd if returned to
pair. Private vnter works, in desir Dr. J. A. Rogers, New Smyrna.
able location. Reasonable terms. Ap
101-Otp
ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
116-tfc LOST—Between Sanford Junction nnd
dispatcher's office on railroad three
FOR SALE—One heavy duty two passes in small black pocketbook, ono
wheel trailer in good condition. In A. C. L., one F. E. C., and one S. A. L.
quire nt Ford Gnruge.
, 143-tfi Also smnll tan pocket book containing
two one dollar bills. Finder keep
FOR SALE—Stable manure; car lots.
money and return passes and pockotGood dry stock. Price $7 par ton, f. books to It. W. Duckworth, enro West
o. b. cars, Sanford. Chuso & Co.
ern Union,
163-3tc
151-tfc.
LOST—Wire wheel with tire and tube
SMALL HOUSE with an extra lot',
complete from Maxwell car, lost be
$350 cash, balance $12.00 per month. tween Daytona nnd Kissimmee. Find
—E. F. Lane, the Real Estate Man. er plcnsu notify II, Harper, Klfctdm104-4tp nice, Fla.
103-2tp
FOR SALE—A pair of young, black
tnnro mules, at a bargain. Phono
WANTED
0,
152-tfc WILL PARTY who applied for room
FOR SALE Mixed Jersey nnd IIol
call again over 5 nnd 10 cent store.
stein cow nnd calf, also horse and
104-3tc
50 Rhode Island Red chickeiiH. E.
Magauson, Route No. A, Box 200.
BEHGDOLI/S ATTORNEYS
159-Otp
ABSOLVED OF BLAME
SPECIAL LUMBER PRICES: Com
BY JURY OF LAWYERS
plete building schedules on request.
Saves you 1-3 '»f cost.
Book of
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—A "Jury’*
House plans $1.50. Money refunded if of twelve prominent lawyers, nftor
not satisfactory, or if wo sell you lum reviewing the testimony taken in tho
ber. Send list for estimate.—Gulf ensu growing out of the escape of
Lumber Co., Porry, Fla.
10-1-lm Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy
FOR SALE—One young fresh milk draft evader of Philadelphia, has
cow.—R. L. Garrison.
lG3-fltc found both his attorneys, E. C. Ball- ‘ ,
oy and Snmuol T. Ansoll, Innocent of*
FOR SALE—Bargain, five room cot
any participation in tho escapee, the
tnge, large lot. Box 117.
103-tit;
latter announced last night. Copies of
A REAL bX r GAIN in Celory fnrms the judicial roview arc being sontto
and orange groves.—E. F. Lane, the members of congress.
Honl Estate Man.
104-4tp
Thoso questions woro considered by
FORD TRUCK for sale.—West Side tho lawyers:
Grocery,
164-tfc
WHothiSr Ansoll and Bailey were
justified
in accepting a retainer in the
at
Post cards—local views— Lceach
t
case.
t,ho Herald offictf.
Whether Anscll was
justified In \
making
application
for
Bergdoll’* ?y i
fo r r e n t
temporary releaSo undos military S
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. guard; and
Apply 1001 Elip Ave.
152-tfc
Whether either member of tho firm
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front was guilty of conspiracy in connection
robm. 411 Park Ave.
103-titc with tho escapo.
Affirmative answers were returned
FOR RENT—5 room house with bath,
to
the first and second and a negative '
902 French ave.
‘
103-2tc
answer to the third,,the statement;'' .'
FOR RENT—Desirablo houBo keeping said.
room*. BoxjUy,
103-titp
FOR RENT—Furnished bed zooms
As a matter of fact, it is all w o rk .
and light housekeeping roma. 2P0 and no pay that makes Jack a doll
Park avo.
lflO-Otp boy.
FOR SALE
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Sanford Daily Herald
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 ST
V E G E T A B L E SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1921
RAWLINS IMPLICATES POPc
SAID IT WAS THE FIRST
IN SERIES OF ROBBERIES
Pistol
SIX DISTRICT •JDGES
DENOUNCE KU KLUK KLAN
ON RECORD IN TEXAS.
_ *. .
for the m u rd er
TAFT IS SWORN IN
AS CHIEF JUSTICE
OF SUPREME COURT.
Washington, Oct. 4.— Administra
tion of the judicial onth to Wm How
ard Tuft, the new chief justlco o f tho
United States, marked tho reconven
ing today of the supremo court for
the regular fall term.
Theoath wa sadministcred to Mr,
Tnft, who thereby hocamo tho first
chief justice to have previously oc
cupied the highest executive offico in
the nation, by tho senior associate
Justice, Joseph McKenna.
The oath taken today by Mr. Taft
•upplenionted tho constitutional oatth
administered July 11, soon after tho
appointment of the former president
•’>' I’ersldcnt Harding .
The chief justico nnd tho nssocinto
justices ut tho conclusion of tho coroni'mios followed tho custom begun
yenrs ngo, and wont to tho Whlto
Ih'use l(» pay their rcspecta to tho
president.
()M.Y ONE-THIRD OF
STEEL SHIPS OF THE
BOARD ARE IN USE.
Wa s h in g t o n , Oct. 4.— o f tho
"hips under control of tho
•hipping hoard, only 420 aro in sor\ Ct‘. it was nnnounced officially toV‘y. .Twenty-five aro listed as "unuargolng repairs” and 1,010 olthor
>0 "‘l'n withdrawn or are slated to
k° to "dead mooring” a ssoon as they
conipleto their present charter and
uuchnrge cargoes.
Tho hoard nnnounced today definite
e cction of fourteon mooring sites for
. P* ,
huvo been laid up bocause
k of tonnngo demand. They are:
or nml, Mo., Boston, New London,
T°'v Ynrl<» Hog Island. Baltimore,
Ulvor' Savannah, Charleston,
• ' 11c. Now Orleans, Galveston, San
rrnneisco nnd Seattle.
your Scratch
tho Herald office.
(By Tho A iiocU U d F rau )
I
AID TO INDUSTRY
'
.<•C-Jr. it*. As* svi*
ZR -2 Catastrophe
Due to Accident,
Says Coroner’ s Jury
Consider Whether State Will Permit
Manufacture of Celcral Beverages
(By Tho A iiocU U d F r m )
DEMAND FOR COMMERCIAL
PAPER SHOWS INCREASE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.— Increased
demand for commercial paper nnd
generally a slight reduction in rates
were noted in tho review of tho ac
ceptance market published today by
tho federal rosorvo bonrd. Lower bill
rates were ascribed in most districts
to onslor money conditions rnther than
to the domand for bills. IncronsotJ
foreign trade during August waB cited
i none instance ns bearing directly on
tho augmented demand for acceptanc
es.
NEW YORK WILD
OVER TWO TEAMS
IN THE BATTLE
This reinnrkuhlu photograph, made «t Ottawa, Canada, during a recent
storm, shows two kinds of lightning. At the left Is shown the glare of n treiiicii'Umim Hush of sheet llghtn'ng, while on the right grent Jagged forks of
'■•'••ill or y.lg-zng lluhlning are shown. Throe exposures on ono plate were used
to flitch the two Hashes.
EARNING LOSS
AMERICAN SOLDIER
DUE TO IDLENESS UNKNOWN DEAD
S IX BILLIONS WILL BE CHOSEN
LOSS DUE TO INVOLUNTARY IIY NON-COMMISSIONED OFFIC
IDLENESS RUNS INTO BIG
ER FROM FORCES ON *
FIGURES
THE RHINE
(B r The A iiocU U d Pr*»»)
(Br Tho A u ooU U d Frau)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.— Losses in
earnings o f workers throughout the
country during tho past fiscal year
duo to involuntary idleness put at
more than six billion, fivo hundred
million dollars in estimate prepared
by economical experts of the National
unemployment conference.
PARIS, Oct. 4.— America’s unknown
soldier who will find honored Bopulchro in the nutionu! cemetery nt A r
lington, Vh., will he selected by a non
commissioned officer from tho Ameri
can forces on the Rhine nt Chalons
’Sur’ Marne morning of October 24th.
The body will leave here October 25th
aboard the American cruiser Olympia.
TO ARRAIGN “ FATTY”
TOMORROW TO NAME A
DATE FOR HIS TRIAL
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.—Tho
coho of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbucklo on
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP IN
THE tho chnrgo of manslaughter found
ngainBt him in tho polico court in con
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nection with tho death of Virginia
— BIG EVENT
Rnppe was assigned today to tho
(By Tho A iiocU U d F rau )
court o f Superior Judge Harold I.ouNEW YORK, Oct. 4.—Tho metropo derback for trial. Arraignment was
lis is all worked up over the big ser set for Wednesday nt which time, ac
ies, the novelty of hnving its own two
cording to tho court, Arbucklo must
major lenguo cluEs fighting it out for
bo present.
tho highest hnScbnll honors having set j
A grnnd jury indictment charging
tho whole town ngog. Fans by tho
Arbucklo with manslaughter J b also
thousands are pouring into the city
pending in Judge Loudcrhnck’s court.
from all parts of tho country, few with
Tho court oxpoctcd that Arbuckle’s
tickets nnd others with tho hopes of
trial
would be hold In November.
gottlng them. Hotels nre rapidly fill
ing and It Is predicted that sleeping
space will bo at a premium before the $100,000 la OFFERED
FOR CURE OF CANCER.
soricH starts. Both the Yankees nnd
Giants hold final practice todny. Rival
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.— A prize of
managers, McGrnw nnd Huggins aro
$100,000
for tho discovery o f n me
equally confident of the outcome.
dicinal romedy to relievo cancer has
been offered by nn anonymous donof
REPORT EXONERATES.
through tho Cosmopolitan Cancer
Rcsonrch society o f Brooklyn, it has
WEST PALM BEACH, Oct. 4.— A
been nnnounced,
commlttoo of tho chamber of com
Tho rownrd will bo known ns the
merce o f West Pnlrn Boncli, investi
Cosmopolitan enneor prlzo nnd wns
gating charges made by certain tax
mado in anticipation of tho observ
payers, has reported that construction
ance of natlonnl enneor week, Oct.
costs In tho Lako Worth drainage dis
30 to Nov. D, whon physicians, surg
trict have not been
excossivo and
eons (Chemists nnd scientists will hold
comparo favorably with costs of simi
nation-wide clinics nnd conferences
lar work olsowhoro. Whllo the work
dcnllng with tho diseaso.
Require
o f drainage wns originally estlmntcd
ments o f tho nwnrd call fo r mothod of
to cost $1,028,000, officials says sta
treatment, formuln nnd full informa
tistics from tho Unitod States labor
tion with therapeutic proof in at least
department show tho incronso In gen
50 cases.
eral cost slnco tho work was first be
gun amounted to more than 100 por
ALLEGED W IFE SLAYER.
cent, and that three o rfour hundred
thousand dollars extra work has been
takon on by the district.
SEPARATE TRIALS.
ALBANY, Ga., Oct. 4.— Glon Hud
son and his wife, Mrs. Benny Hud
son, Jointly Indicted In connection with
the killing o f tho latter's two little
boys, Robert nnd Islnh Tomplo, ton
and four years old, respectively, July
12 last, will bo tried separately, It was
decided today In Dougherty superior
court Selection o f a Jury was bogun
TJ»e Immediately upon tho calling of tho
case.
In Shape o f Loan From
Government to
Growers
LISBON, Oct. 4.— Tho steamer
Quest, having on board Sir Ernest
Shackleton nnd party, on their way to
the antartlc for exploration, la in a
difficult position on account o f o heavy
storm off Capo Dnroca, west o f bore. AND WILL BE LOANED ON CIT
RUS FRUITS AS SOON AS
She has called for help.
POSSIBLE.
Special Session o f
A labam a Legislature
is Meeting Today
MONTGOMERY, Ain., Oct. 4.—Tho
legislature mot in extraordinary ses
sion today to consider among other
things whether tho state will permit
tho manufacture nnd snle o f cereal
beverages. Prohibitionists announced
their Intention o f fighting the propos
ed bill. Also proposed to resubmit tho
$25,000,000 road lxAid amendment
which recently wns declared unconsti
tutional by tho Hupromc court. The
governor’s call included n request for
n revision o f the Sunday lows.
HALF MILLION DOLLARS
FOR CITRUS INDUSTRY
AND FLORIDA GROWERS
SHACKLETON PARTY
ON BOARD QUEST IN
TROUBLE OFF LISBON.
F riii)
DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 4.— Six dist
rict judges In Texas today went on
record as having denounced tho Ku
Klox Klan. Most o f tho judges In
cluded all other kindrod orders In
OR Texas In their denunciation.
I'OI’ E TOLD HIM OF FOUR
FIVE FASY ROBBERIES
IN JACKSONVILLE
I
(Br Tho AuoeUUA Pra*»)
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 4^-Frank
Rawlins, who shot nnd killed George
Hickman during nn nttomptod robbory
of the Palace Theatre hero September
4 ami in connection with Pope ia om
trial for murder in the first degreo ns
an alleged instigator of tho attempted
robbery testified this morning that
the robbery of the theatre was tho
first of a series of holdups Popo had
planned for him. Rnwllna said Pope
stole the pistol with which Hickman
was killed and gnvo it to hlrti. Ho de
clared Pope pointed out Hickman to
him some time before tho robbery and
told him it would bo easy to hold up
the theatre ns Hickman hnd only re
cently left the hospital nftor a long
illness. He testified In plnnning tho
robbory Pope asked him If ho wanted
to mask and he told him he did not.
Rawlins said he wns bom In Atlanta
but lived iu Chicago severnl years. Ho
came to Jacksonville In August. The
first time he suw Popo after his arriv
al wns when ho wns nrrosted for lar
ceny. Pope represented him at the
trial nnd won his acquittal. Rawlins
said after his acquittal Pope told him
of four or fivo easy Jobs ho wanted
him to pull, after first making over
tures while Knwlins wns in jail, Mrs,
F. J. Hickman, mother of tho slain
man, cried out when Rawlins describ
ed the killing of her son. Hundreds
were unable to gain admission to the
court room this morning. Rawlins ar
rived guarded by five deputies nnd be
fore court oponed court attaches an
nounced that all persons in tho room
would be searched for firearms. It
wns explained the sheriff hnd received
reports <>f threats against Rawlins
while he was on the stand. Tho search
however, was not carried out and no
untoward incident during the morn
ing session.
Remarkable Lightning Photograph
NUMBER 168
RICHMOND, Vn., Oct. 4.— Dr. WIImnrth Amos Hadley, rolndlctcd In tho
Henrico county circuit court today on
a chnrgo o f murdering his wife, Hrs.
Sue Tinsley Hadloy, whose body was
found in tho James river in 1018. No
preliminary hearing had been accord
ed him prior to the first Indictment.
Ho wns givon a preliminary hearing
last week, when his case was sent bn
to the grand Jury
a second tlmo.
Judge R. Carter Scott has set Octo
ber 5th, nt 10 a. m., as tho time for
beginning of the trial.
Buy it with a Herald Want Ad.
McCORMICKS SEPARATE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.— Reports thnt
Hanrold C. McCormick, president of
tho International Harvester Co., and
Mrs. McCormick, daughter of John D.
Rockefeller, have separated it wns nn
nounced todny by Mr. McCormick in a
signed statement in which ho said:
"Mr. Harold McCormick declines to
make nny statement beyond confirm
ing the report thnt ho nnd his wife nre
not living unucr the same roof.”
Mrs. McCormick, who returned trf
this country Inst week after spend
ing eight yenrs In Switzerland, reach
ed Chicago yesterdny on n train with
her daughter ,Muriel, nnd went to tho
McCormick town house. Mr. McCor
mick and his son arrived later on an
other train nnd wont to tho McCor
mick country estnto nt Lnko Forest.
Mrs. McCormick Inst night denied
thnt any separation was impending or
hnd token place nnd described her
plans for a school in synthetic ‘psy
chology, n subject she studied in
Switzerland.
WILL CONSTRUCT 100
DWELLING HOUSES.
EUSTIS, Oct. 4.—Tho Lnko County
Construction Co., organized hero re
cently with a capital stock of $100,
000, and with members o f tho cor
poration possessing largo resources,
has nnnounced Its Intention of begin
ning within tho near
future, con
struction o f from GO to 100 dwolling
houses hero nt a cost o f approximate
ly $5,000 each. It Is oxpoctcd tho
homos will bo sold ns soon ns each is
completed.
WESTERN UNION
LIABLE FOR DAMAGES.
WEST PALM BEACH, O ct.,4.—
Damages amounting to $2,843.00 W0ro
returned against the Western Union
.Telegraph Co., In circuit court hero
^ ce n tly In favor o f Captain I. D. Han
cock ond S. II. Bowen. Tho plaintiffs
claimed thoy had lost that amount
through tho non-delivery o f a tele
gram handled by tho company.
The Zephyrhllls vegetable growors
,havo incopornted. Tho capital stock
being $10,000.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.— Florida is
to got half a million dollars from tho
recently ennetod agricultural credlta
bill, which will bo loaned to citrus
No Evidence ns to the Actunl Cnuse of fruits growers In that state.
This wns tho statement mndo hero
the Disaster
todny by Dr. L. A. Blzo of Tampa,
(By Tho A iiocU U d F rau )
president of tho\ Cltizons-Amerlcan
HULL, Eng., Oct. 4.— Tho catastro Band and Trust Co., o f that city, after
phe to the ZR-2 August 24th In ho nnd Dr. J. H. Ross president o f
which more than forty persons, includ the Florida Citrus Exchango; C. H.
ing sixteen Americans lost their lives, Walker o f Bartow, ond W. F. Miller,
was duo to nn nccldont according to a also of Tnmpn, ond hend o f the Ex
verdict reached by tho coroner’s Jury change Supply Co., hnd conferred with
at the resumed Inquest hero todny. members o f tho Wnr Flnnnco Corpor
No evidence ns to tho nctunl enuso o f
ation regarding tho matter.
tho disaster, tho verdict snys.
“ Florldn will hnvo $50,000 avail
able to bo lonncd on citrus fruits an
HERO IS HURIED.
sewn ns tho usual formnlltlos Incident
to the matter can bo gono through
FORT LAUDERDALE, Oct. 4.—
with,” Dr. Blze gold.
Pettr II. Vincontius, o f this city, n
"It Is necessary, under tho recently
member o f tho bodyguard of Gen.
enacted loglslntion, for the agricul
Pershing in France during tho world
tural nnd livestock interests to handle
wnr, wns burled hero todny with full
thoso mntters through tho commlttooo
mllltnr yhonors. Business wns sus
from tho different sections recently
pended for several moments.
named by tho Wnr Finance Corpora
tion,” Dr. Blzo cohttnued. "A s soon
HARDWICK DEAD.
ns this Is complied with tho money
will bo available for tho purposes
CHATTANOOGA, Tcnn., Oct. 4.—
named.”
Frank T. Hardwick, ono of tho most
This Is one o f tho most Important
prominent nnd wealthiest men in
statements which hns gono to Florida
north Georgia, died todny at his home
regarding tho citrus fruit Industry in
In Dnlton, Gn. Mr. Hardwick wns
mnny , yenrs, nnd means that with
largely interested In tho bnnking nnd
this half million dollnrs to bo loaned
manufacturing business o f north (
on citrus fruits, thnt state Is to profit
Georgia nnd Chattanooga.
Immediately from recent legislation.
This does not tnko into account any
thing to he lonncd on livestock and
other fnrms of ngriculturo, but simp
ly on citrus friut products.
Dr. Bizo, Dr. Ross nnd Mr. Miller
reached Washington last night nnd
got In touch with tho Wnr Flnnnco
Corporation
inriy this morning. They
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hnd no trouble In placing tho matter
WILL SETTLE UNEMPLOYMENT
AND ALL OTHER
|before the corporation ,certain impor
QUESTIONS
| tant Btcps hnving been taken pre
viously in tho matter. Tho three
—
Floridians believe thnt this monoy
(By The A iio c U U d F r a u )
will
go n long way toward assisting
INVERNESS, Oct.
3.— Premier,
and
stimulating tho citruH fruit in
Lloyd George in a speech here today
concerning unemployment optimistic dustry in Florida nnd it mnkes the out
ally to forthcoming nrninment confer look for this grent
enterprise even
ence in Washington, declnrlng "it will more promising thnn nt any time in
constitute one of those outstanding the recent past.
events which will effect human history
About two weeks ngo Senator
for centuries."
Fletcher nrmngod for tho appoint
ment o f W. F. Conchmnn o f Jackson
OKEECHOBEE FORMS
ville, D. M. Lowry o f Tallnhnssco,
GOOD ROADS LEAGUE. nnd T. L. Wilson o f Bartow as tho
Florldn members o f tho commlttoo to
OKEECHOBEE, Oct. 4.—Tho Okce- net with the honks on thoso loans.
chobco County Good Roads Lcnguc Todny ho expressed great satisfaction
was organized Tuos<Jny nt a meeting thnt Florida wns to receive hnlf a mil
lion dollnrs for her citrus fruit indus
of tho business men of this city. Tho
try nlono.
object of tho league Is to promote "It should ho understood,” Senator
nnd further tho interests of tho coun Flotchor said, "thnt this monoy will
ty, especially nlong tho lines of bet ho loaned to nil citrus fruit growors.
tor roads, special attention to he di Irrespective of whether thoy belong
rected to
tho Atlantlc-Gulf scenic to tho citrus rxchnngo or not. It li»
highway, known ns Stnto Rond No. 8, n great thing for this industry, and
of which this county Is now con I nm glad thnt tho stato Is to bo so
well provided for by tho W ar Flnnnco
structing eighteen miles.
Dr. Ethorldge, president of tho Gulf- Corporation."
Atlantic Scenic Highway Association
was present nt the meeting and in- BENSON SECRETARY
OF AUTO ASSOCIATION.
vitod tho county organzlation to be
come a member o f the larger league.
Ho stated that alrondy six. similar
ORLANDO, Oct. 4.— J. E. Benson,
county leagues hod Joined tho parent has boon appointed secretary o f tho
society nnd that through their offorts
Florida Stato Automobile Association
it is expected that stato rood No. 8
with headquarters horo. Mr. Benson
will be tho first completed among the
is a form or residont o f DesMolnes, ,
stato roads.
Ed. Scharfschwerdt was elected Iowa, and Chicago, but has lived In
president of the Okccchobco County Orlando fo r the past year.
League and C. E. Simmons and R. E.
President Smith, o f the association
Hamrick secretary and treasurer re who made tho appointment, took oc
spectively. An active membership and casion to set forth tho objects o f tho
publicity campaign was started Im association. Ib) purpose Is to ad
mediately following tlio election of vance the highway standards o f the
officers.
state ,nnd work fo r better highway
and motoring legislation. Tho automo
Japan’s position scorns to bo that bile association o f Southern Californ
sho is willing to givo back Shantung ia, he said, has n membership o f 80,
to China, diplomatically, but insists 000, and he hopes this state’s asso
on keeping It, actually.— Tulsa Tri ciation will attain a membership o f
bune.
10,000 annually.
LLOYD GEORGE I
SAYS ARMAMENT j
CONFERENCE
Of.Wdflp
p la n n e d by John Pope
a n d Pope Stole the
Sanford
THE
"City Substantial'
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THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3 ,1 92 1
Am erican Bankers
Had Planned
*
W ill Discuss Three
to Stick Up Blit
M ajor Questions • >
_____N ot to K ill
That
Men Repeat
their
v ■■
Purchases
O il
ILL
%
ft
Thompson Shoes
not because they are the best known fine shoes in
the world, but because to them personally they
have rendered complete satisfaction.
In the Final Estimation of a Shoe
"Quality
WillT e ll”
Our customers find that all our merchandise is
sold on this bases and that prices are always con
sistent with quality.
Confront the Bankers
Iluslnnem Men.
and
LOS ANGELES, O ct 3.— Delegates
to tho convention o f tho American
Bankers’ Association, to bo held hero
beginning tomorrow, will, among oth
er things, discuss what are said to bp
tho three major questions now con
fronting business and banking insti
tutions of America—depreciated cur
rency of foreign nations, private
hoarding of currency in the United
States and expenses o f government.
The convention first plans to taka
up a detailed discussion of the af
fects on American business o f the dopredated currency of certain foreign
i. nations and the resulting Influence
on rates o f exchange, which, accord
ing to n statement issued from tho
ofTIco of Marco H. Heilman, local
banker, has brovght about a condi
tion in foreign mnrkets mnking it al
most impossible to sell American MERGE CENTRAL AMERICAN.
cade commodities abroad.
Second, tho convention will investi
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.— Rntiflcagate Into nnd, offer remedies for a ton of Guatemala of tho constitution
financial situation which, it Is claim •'of tho Federation o f Central America,
ed, has resulted from the failure of was formally consummated at Gnutcindividuals to put pcrsonnl cash into main City, yestorday, according to o f
circulation.
ficial advices received today by Min
The third topic to be discussed ister Blnnchi. "This is tho final o f
will bo thnt of “ the economies which ficial act nmnignmnting Guatemala,
are being put into effect in Wash Salvador and Honduras into one na
ington looking toward a lowering of tion," Dr. Bianchi said. "Tho Feder
governmental oxpenscs” as described ation has a population o f 4,000,000
In Mr. Ilollmnn’s statement.
and a total area of more than 100,000
Railroad Men W ild,
Runs Amuck in Arcadia
Three Dead as Result
Sanford Shoe 8C
Clothing Co.
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 3.—The tes
timony of Ervin Novltiky, material
state witness, featured Saturday’s
trial of John H. Pope, local attorney,
charged with murdor. Tho wltnoss
remained on the stand during virtual
ly all of the afternoon session and tho
defenso had not concluded its gruelling
cross examination when the enso went
over to Monday.
,
The belief fhat tho trial would end |
today was dissipated as tho defenso
gave indication of its procedure. Three
witnesses testified at tho morning
session nnd although their testimony
related directly to tho killing of Geo.
H. Hickman and tho robbery of tho
theatre of which ho wns manager, op
posing counsel wero exacting, with a
view to developing details apparently,
that might bear on the question of
premeditated design on the pnrt of
Frank Bowlings, who committed the
robbery and killing.
, ,
THE STAR TO-DAY
D A V ID P O W E L L in
“ The Mystery
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Also “ The Tank Town Follies” a Two-Part
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The World .Owes
|Me a Living
squnro miles, both of which will bo
much increased when Costa Rica nnd
Nicaragua join tho federation."
POPE TRIAL IS RE
SUMED THIS MORNING
Said tho fellow who did not like to work
and ho really thought tho world should
pay him without working
^
H E O B T A IN E D T H E L IV IN G
But such a life— it was his theory about
how to get a living without working.
Tho world owes each one a living but it
is up to overy one to collect it. The best
way to get the best living is to have your
money where you can get it when you
‘ want it— in the bank
*
.
ARCADIA, Oct. 3.— C. O. Clnrk, 30
The O N L Y D E C E N T L IV IN G
yenrs old and u railroad man, crazed
(C ontinued from f i n e O ne)
Is obtained by saving your money while
with jcnlousy caused, it is believed by urdny’s trial of John H. Pope, local at
you nre making it nnd put it in the bank
Tho
disnppointment over domestic troubles torney charged with murder.
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
run nmuck here Saturday nnd shot nnd witness remained on the stand during
killed Attorney James A. Timberlnke, virtually all of the afternoon session
,
L E T US T E L L Y O U
prominent lawyer; his mother-in-law, and the defense had not concluded its
gruelling
cross
examination
when
tho
a Mrs. Dorsey Blount; his wife, Mrs.
A B O U T IT T O D A Y
* * * * * * * * * * * *
- ha HE" RUTH SLAMS
case went over until today. The be
C. O. Clark, nnd then killed himself.
OUT FIFTY-NINTH
According to C. L. Burnett, deputy lief thut the trial would end today
sheri(T,
Clark entered the lawyer’s of wns dissipated as tho defense gnve in
HOMER OF SEASON.
j:
fice, who was counsel for Mrs. Clark dication of its procedure.
Pope’s name was not mentioned on
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—"Bnbo" Ruth in a pending divorce suit, nnd started
• * * * * * * * * * * )
mndo his fifty-ninth homo run o f tho a quarrel. Within n few minutes ho the witness stund until Novitzky ap
o f Sanford
senson today, off Fullerton, of Boston. drew n Smith & Wesson .32 cnlibro re peared. Ho testified to the effect thnt
Pope,
on
tho
night
of
tho
killing,
bor
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
volver from his pocket nnd opened Arc.
Two men wero on hnses.
The Inwyer fled through n window, rowed his automobile pnd thnt Popo
American League.
but two bullets struck him ns he ran nnd Rnwllns drove o ff iogothcr in tho
CHICAGOAN DIES ON SHIP.
At Detroit 0, St. Louis 12.
nnd fell in the street, dying nlmost car. Popo told him, ho Baid, - that
instantly.
Clnrk then turned tho gun they wero going to "stick up" tho :
At Washington 11, Philadelphia fl.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3.—The steamer
At Now York 7, Boston fl.
Cnronln arrived herctodny with tho on J. W. Robbins, pnrtner of Timber- Palace theatre. The witness said this
occurred about 0 o’clock. Other wit
At Chicago 7, Cleveland 4.
body of Judge Peter S. Grosscup, for lake, but tho bullet wont wild.
Clark left the lawyer’s office nnd nesses gave the time of the killing as
•
---------------------merly of Chicago, who died two days
went
direct to the hotel, a few blocks approximately 10:05 p. m. Novitzky
National League.
out from New York. Death wns due to
(away,
nnd immediately opened fire on said ho wns accompanied by his wife
For a pupil to hold a place of honor and credit in his
At Brooklyn 7, New York 4.
heart disense, according to tho an
at
the
time,
who
heard
the
rcmnrk.
,
his
mothcrin-law.
Two
bullets
took
c
Iuhs these days requires every faculty in its most effic
At St. Louis 3, Pittsburg 4.,
nouncement. The body will he sent
He nnd his wifo then went to tho sec
,
effect,
one
in
the
head
nnd
the
other
in
ient
state. Poor eyesight is n distinct handicap. Hns
At Cincinnati 5-0, Chicago 7-7.
hack to New York.
ond
performance
of
the
htcatro
and
I
the
breast.
Mrs.
Blount
died
within
your
child entered school fitted to enjoy the develop
Others not scheduled.
/
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
were witnessing the show when the
a few hours.
ment of nil his intellectual powers to the last degree, or
EXPLOSION KILLS THIRTEEN. i After firing upon his inother-irA killing occurred. Later, about 11
is he handicapped by faulty vision ?
American Association.
law, Clark took deliberate aim nnd o’clock, he continued, Pope returned
At Louisville G-3, Milwaukee 2-D.
UDINE, ILily, Octi 3.—Thirteen fired a bullet into hi» wife, who wns his car hut expressed surprise at hear
At Tndiannpolis 0-5, Kansas City 3-2
men were killed nnd many injured to in an adjoining room. Mrs. Clnrk fell ing of Hickman's death. A few min
At Toledo 6-3, Minneapolis 11-8.
day when an explosion occurred In a to the floor. He picked her up, ac utes inter when he nnd Pope were
.11'
At Columbus 0-0, St. Paul 1-8.
plant mnking fertilizer from old cording to tho deputy sheriff,
Any pupil from the public schools hccompnnied by his
and nlone ho asked why Rawlins hnd kill
shells brought from the battlefields. threw her from tho window.
ed
Hickmnn
nnd
Pope
replied:
parents
or with n written request from his teacher for
Mrs.
CLOSE RESERVATIONS.
Tho dud which wns tho enuso of the Clnrk was not seriously hurt.
"I)------ d if I know.”
an examination of his eyes, will receive a thorough ex
explosion set off a number of other
"He wns approached by Pope the
amination, with advice whether glasses should be worn,
Clnrk fled from tho hotel up nn al
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.—'Tho New Na shells.
free o f charge. You mny accept this service for the
ley, pursued by a rapidly gathering following day after Novitzky had been
tional League club Inst night announc
benefit o f your child’s eyes with assurance that satis
posse. He fired several ineffective summoned to the coroner's inquest, he
ed thnt it would consider no further VIT k \Trfi¥7|Y__BRIG
factory care will be taken o f them.
BRIGHT BOY TO shots at his pursuers. Realizing his said, nnd told not to mention his ifnme.
applications for world series reservn- j VVAIM 1 L I/ LEA
I
Novitzky
wns
the
subject
of
tho
AIIN PRINT inability to escape, he then turned the
tions because of tho over suhscrip- ING TRADE. ONE THAT’S NOT
gun upon himself. He died in the grand jury investigation thnt Indicted
tlon fo r box nnd grandstnnd sents AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK. street.
Rawlins and Pope, but no action wns
for games 1, 3, 6 nnd 7, under Its su APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINT
taken and ho hns been held in jail as
pervision.
ING COMPANY.
tf
a materlnl witness. On cross exami
Buy it with a Herald Want Ad.
nation, the defenso spent more than
two hours in an apparent effort to ob
tain nn ndntission to turn state's evi ;
Office Opposite Postoffice
Phone 192
dence. This effort apparently wns not
successful, the witness developing a '
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faulty memory ns to many questions.
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remember. He had even forgotten the
time, place and other incidents as to J^^^B^B^^B^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflflHBIfllNBBMBBBBBBBBBflflBI
when he wns married.
At the outset Saturday morning the
defense announced it had no witness
es ns it did not know of the specific
allegations nnd hnd been denied n hill
of particulars ns to tho first degree
W e have just pur
charge. It wns possible thnt witness
chased a carload o f
es would ho summoned ns the enso de
veloped, it was stated. This statement
followed State’s Attornoy Frank A.
Everything is ready, for you to select your Fall and Winter Clothes.
Widemnn’s deninl thnt he hnd n writ
SUPERIOR styles and SUPERIOR qualities feature in this wonderful
ten confession from Rawlins. Raw
’ Buying* this quantity
lins hnd implicated Pipe in statements,
Fall Opening of Lntjies’ Wearing Apparel at our store.
he snid.
enables us to make
Repeated clnshes between Attorney
you the following:
E. \V. Wnybright of the defense, nnd
prices
on
these
assistant state’s nttornoy W. A. Hnly
lowes, jr., brought a warning from tho
splendid tires — all
court. The dbfendant's nged mother,
wf. y
brand
new
and
recently borenved by tho death of her ■ *
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husband, a well known criminal law
strictly firsts:
yer, sat directly behind her son nnd
We arc offering these in a variety of styles thnt are strictly correct nnd
undorwent tho ordeal with composure
the wonderfully low price that we nre ennbled to offer them for owing
30x3
N on
except
in
one
instance
when
a
friend
to n fortunate purchase, will he a revelntion to you. Come in now nnd
S k i d ............. $ 9.95
crossed tho court room nnd greeted
make your selection.
her. Then Bhe gnvo wuy to tears. The
30x31/2 N on
defendant, an able criminal lawyer,
Skid ............ 11.95
scemod to enjoy the frequent pordicnments of tho state’s material witness,
Novitzky.
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SPORT WORLD
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Fur Coats, Fur Trimm ed Coats,
Furs, Chokers, Etc.
Our <tModels are Exclusive
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1921
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U. S. T IR E S A N D
TUBES
By Henry Clews & Co.
151 OFF LIST
An increasing number of indications
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.— President
of
Improvement In business is to bo
Harding's unemployment conference la
For a limited time
thq outstanding event of the week in noted. Important among these are
tho
a govorenmentnl aspect, and ngaln the continued improvement in
TH IS S A L E PRJCE
confirms the opinion that has long steel trade, where sheet mills are now
IS C A SH
been entertained by the commifnity running up to 76 or 80 per cent of ca
pacity
in
many
instances,
tho
growth
concerning the president’s desire to do
Don't fail to drivo through our
all ho can in the old of business. The of railroad traffic and earnings, much
filling station and try your
concrete proposals of the conference greater activity in 0 number of tho
wheal alignment. Tho Weaver
still remain tb be developed, but branches business which have hereto
indicator shows you if y0Ur
should nt least result In bringing fore been dull and decided advance In
wheels need attention.
about co-operative effort toward the tho copper shares following upon re
ports of Improved demand.
Retail
improvement of conditions.
Vulcanizing1
trade has held its own remnrkably
The Senate and Taxation
well,
and
diirlftg
the
post
few
da^s
Delay In the senate with reference
to the tax situation has been disap thefo have been indications of de
pointing, but may result in the im cided improvement in wholesale trade
provement of a measure which Is ttius In not a few particulars. Export de
fnr decidedly below expectations. It mand has again increased, and,'if any
1st and Elm Ave. Phone 447-W
is announced that Senator Smoot will thing, the sale of goods that are be
. 4i|«i wt i ■*1
J u
offer his sales tax plan on the ftdor ing currently made abroad arc ex
and in a form which will be both ef cessive rather than below normal.
fective and productive of revenuo suf Prices continue to advance moderate
DECREASE SHOWN IN
ficient to take the place of taxes ly, thus giving further evidence that
NUMBER OF FAMILIES
which it Is to supersede. According the business depression is practically
TO BUILDING IN U. S
to computations, the plan proposed by past its turning point.
Market Review and Outlook
Sonntor Smoot will be capable of pro
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4— D ecree
There is still lack of activity on the
ducing revenue up to $2,000,000,000
during
the decade in the average
per annum; while fnr from its falling stock exchange, but sentiment unques
number
o f persons in n family ami to
upon the shoulders of the rank and tionably has undergone n material
a
dwelling
In the United States is in.
change
for
the
better
during
the
last
file of the public, It would probably re
lieve the general mass of the popula several days, and this, as a general dlcatcd by comparative statistics
tion by eliminating the indirect bur proposition, paves the way for higher made public todny by tho census bu
dens that follow from the excess prof values. Plentiful supplies of money; reau. The 1020 census showed, n stateits tnx and the high rates of Income very much more satisfactory results [ ment said, that tho nation's popuiataxation. While there la opposition from railroad operations; indications j tion wns grouped into $3,351,476
to theadoption of n sales tax ntpres-' duy hy day that steel and iron and ■families residing in 20,697,004 dwellent, there can be no questionthat it is other branches of trade are reviving! intrs, making an average of 4.3 pergradually gaining adherents ami that and thee unabated demand for bonds sons to a family and 5.1 persons to a
eventually there is a good chance of are good and sufficient reasons for the dwelling.
its becoming a law; based on necessity hopeful feeling now prevailing regard
In 1910 the average number of per.
and on merit, it ought to, ns it is n ing the shnre list. Danger of liquida sons , to a family wns 5.4 nnd to a
simple form of tnxntion, fair to nil tion brenking tut again is not to be dwelling 5.2. The average in both cas
Altogether, the tax situation in its feared, for the reason that there is no es was stil 1higher in 1880, five peressentials now for the first time seems longer need of involuntary selling, and BOns to n fnmily and 5.6 persons to a
likely to get a thorough discussion in present owners of stocks nre satisfied |dw elling-and has declined steadily
congress.
to sit tight in the firm belief that since.
Consolidating the Railroads
their patience will be rewarded before
Tho census bureau applies the term
Several fnctors have influenced in l°ng. The threatened strike by rail- "fam ily” to a group o f persons,
important way the attitude of j n - *vny trainmen, while not taken aerious- whether related by blood or not, liv
vestors toward the railway shares. !>\ l*ns n more or less disquieting cf- ing together in one household. One
Ti.nir itrnwini* wnmini., nnd ihn Iw.it,»r toot, to the extent at least of holding person living alone is counted as a
FRANK AKERS
TIRE CO.
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PROGRESS
INTEREST PAID
s e r v ic e
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!44.+44^+++'M>++4><M*+4-4+<t-**+**+'t++>t + <
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the winter nt the home of Mrs. It. II.
T-angley, on Tenth street.
SOCIETY
J. W. Ilrown, of Itivcrlaml, Fin.,
HRS. FKRD DAIGRR, Society Editor, xnis transacting business hero yesterPhone 217-W
SOCIAL CALENDAR
SIMMONS TO TELL OF CI.AN.
TUBS DAY—'The Daughters o f Wosley will hold their business meeting
nt S o’olock nt the Methodist church.
Fill DAY— Mesdnmrs R. K. Tolar wild
John T. Brmly will entertain nt a
miscellaneous "shower” in compli
ment to Mm. Dun U. Wilder, of
Jacksonville, n recent bride, at four
o’clock, at the home of the former.
Friday— Miss Carolyn Spencer will
entertain complimenting Misses LnClniro Jones and Lillie Ruth Spenc-
ATLANTA, Oct. 4,— W. J. Simmens, imperial wizard o f the Knights
of the Ku Klnx Klnn today wns requested by Chairman Campbell of the
house rules committee
to come to
Washington on October It for the
bearing on the klnn, and will be there,
it xvas announced late today.
PREDICT LIBERTY
BONDS WILL SOON
A SATIN COAT
To l>c smartly dressed, one must have
a rout that is long and enveloping.
It may lie made of satin, of scree, of
I'oiret twill or of velours, but if long
and v.cll cut, it will be exclusive in
style This model fastens nt one side
audlis lieId in at tlie bark and sides with
a narrow belt of self-material. The
deep collar and laq.e cuff* are ini|iortant
details. M olinas Li* requires 5 yards
36-inch or ,t yarn* 5; inch material!
Pictorial Rex irw t out No. u-JUJ.
Si/es, ,u to p* inches bust and 18 and
jo
years. Price J5 cents.
! A FLORIDA CATTLE LOAN HANK
WILL AID INDUSTRY.
j
Announcement that the question of
establishing 14 cattle loan hank in
Florida wil Itnke definite form Tues
day, when representative cattlemen
ami business men from all part of the
state will gather in Jacksonville to
dlscuss thoproposition, will be received with interest throughout Florida,
beenus the possibilities of this nidus-
many ottier industries, Tor "snoe- definitely considering n proposal
string" methods cannot bo practced 1consolidate thx^railronds of the coun- ket’s sluggishness, but just ns soon hureau’t9 Ossification,
Aa *hown b>’ thc 1020 ct>n!'Ufi* t!,f>
suecessfully.
try into some 19 or 20 large systems, ns the general public are convinced
that trade improvement hns come to averngc 8*ro
families xvas greatPerry Jerniga.i, of Sail ford, spent
Tho War Finance Corporation has .‘ taking in all the roads operating 1,000
stay, it cannot be doubted that the
in Southern plates and smaller
yesterday in Tampa shaking hands
tentatively set aside ane hundred mil- miles or more, is not yet a market
buying movement will quicken very 'n " cstem states, the bureau im
with friends.—Tampa Tribune.
tion dollars for the aid of the cattle factor, but is certain to exert a most
materially, as the general run o f stock nounced. Thc^numbor of persons to a
industry- There are* stipulations, how- far-reaching influence upon securities
is still cheap.
dwelling wns greatest in New EngMr. nnd Mrs. Thomas F. East and
ever, which must be taken into con from the investment standpoint. One
HENRY CLEWS,
land nnd Middle Atlantic states and
little daughter, Yvonne, are* moving
sideration by those states wishing to early influence of it would undoubted
___________________smallest in Western states. Among intoday into the house recently occu
take advantage of the available funds. ly be that of promoting speculation in
dividual states the average to n fam
pied by Mr. and Mrs. Magee at 305
As in Federal aid for revids. thc states railroad issues based upon tho prob- MEMBERS SEMINOLE CHART.,
O. E. S., TAKE NOTICE. ily in 1920 ranged from 3.5 in Nevada
French avenue.
must meet certain requirements—
effev' 1 of such consolidation in
to five in North Carolina, and to n
--------and these requirements will be taken 1fronting a demand for outstanding
stocks. The fact that the amount of
The regular business meeting of dwelling from 3.7 in Nevada to 7.8 in
Mr. and Mrs. Magee are now occu
up at the meeting here* Tuesday.
securities to be issued by each of the Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. S., will New York.
pying the home they recently pur
Realizing the importance of sort. . . .
,
,.
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.
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consolidated enterprises is not to ex- be held Thursday evening at 1.0O.
chased from Frank Gray am, on San
culture and livestock raising, a billion
. . .
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MASONS ATTENTION:
, ,
cced the nhvslcal value o f the consti- jlenxbef* are requested to attc;—
ford Heights.
dollar relief act was passed by con!. * *
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tuent lines would furnish the basis promptly. Remember \*acation time
gress—and the idea in the minds of
Regular meelng Blue Lodge to
from which such speculation would is over. Let’s get busy.
The Misses Muriel, teachers at the
the promoters of this bank is to cause
night.
Work in F. C. Degree. All
SARAH E. PARKER.
start. Public hearings before the com
high school, are with Mrs. R. E. Tolar
Florida t*» be one of the first states
Masons
invited.
mission are* to be undertaken, and 4-3t.
Secretaryfor the winter.
small and temporary setbacks.
to qualify for available relief.
these will be a market factor of utSell it with a Herald Want Ad.
Delay in taking care of this Indus.
,
,
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most importance. The “ plan of re
Miss Ida Gray has returned freon TARIFF DUTIES WILL
CARPETS AND RUGS
:
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adjustment o f New York City Railher summer vacation and is xvith Mrs.
WASHED
ROOST POTASH PRICES. I o f dollars, and will cost millions more
Pure Water Means Good Health.
roads” offers many suggestions, some and cleaned at your home or we will
Barin'r for the winter.
if immediate steps are not taken to
Good
Health Means llappine**
of them apparently desirable, but is ra)| for arMj deliver. Hamilton Beach
The problem presented to Florida permanently establish it, ami realiza
Expert Ar
lacking in definite methods for the a t -. Rl^trlc
Washers
used.—Sanford
Mr. and Mrs E. M. Johnson, of Orcitrus growers by thc proposed pro- tion o f this prompted progressive bus- j toinmtnt of itt objects. Whatever the
lesian
and
Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone 560
Ia ndo, are* spending some time he tv at
vision under the nexv tariff being con- iness men to call this conference of m u lt, to ^ lookwl for they an, stin
Tubular
Well
Borer.
Agent
for
Airthc Montezuma.
ongress is a consid
smerva nt>xv by Congress
consul* influential financiers and leaders in far in -the
l . #...__
future.
Post cards— local viewi -lc each at motor Wind Mills and Tanka. Water
enxble one. It is proposed to put a tax the affected industry. There is no sen-!
guaranteed. Gen. Del., Sanford. Fla.
Business
Still
on
the
Upgrade.
the
Herald office.
A. J. Daiireite. represented Tampa upon imported fertilizer materials
sible reason why Ftorixla should not
here* ver. to relay.
xvhich .according to George P. Thom- forge ahead in this business and be
as, manager of fertilization opora- one of the first states to qualify for
C. M. Johnson was a business
tion for thc Exchange Supply Co., aid. The sooner this is done the soon
Hor here from the "City Beautiful. , wil, work 4 consi^ rabU. harJship on
er the future of the industry wil! be
yesterday.
the gre<xvx*rs.
assured.—Jacksonville Metropolis.
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v, .
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Thx* duties prep^vx-si would work t o 1
0-----------,
E. .1 . Nelson, of Mobi.e. A-a^. made
, he p^ nt pricr., of sui. THIRTY ELEVENS IN
time here at the Monteiuma.
ing market fur all government xvnr is
sues.
Improvement In the money and in'estment markets practically complete
mmdation o 'Liberty bonds by small
buyers ami the fact that the war is
sues are finding new favor in Ihe eyes
of large and small Investors, have
combined to bring about higher levels,
officials said.
Heretofore* it nas been easy to se
cure* Liberty bonds at low figures
from small buyers who were forced
to sell been vise of lack of employment.
With this flood of small sellers out of
, .
,
. ,
,
the market, purchases must be made
.
,
1. 1
frx'tn stronger hands, consequently
causing higher prices.
Officials forecast gradually increaslnR priw> from now on> with onu.
A. A. HOLLEY
HI;
‘ FORD CAR PRICES I
Dtj
I
t i!
Mr
7 " T T T
»*
* 0 p n ton: m n ri.v
DIXIE’S CLASH TODAY.
>*v*sterxlav xvhile attending to busi- • . . . . ....
j of pxitash $A> per ton; manure salts
--------nM*’
1810 per tx>n, and kainlt JO ;>er ton.
ATLANTA, Oct. |.— Football fans
1 The matter h,is been the subject o f of Dixie wil Iprobabiy have an op- ‘
Miss Elizabeth Humphries, o f Dade oonsiderablc Cx'rrespowlenee between o ftheir favorite teams to show among
City, one xxf the teacher* in the public |yjr> Thomas and Senator Fletcher and , th* beat elevens today, when thirty
svhools here, is pleasantly Kvatx-d for^ Congressman Drane. Senator Fletch- games are scheduled.
---------------—— ---------------------------------- er has written that while he and his
The Auburn-Howard game at Bir■ * ■ ■ * ■ * * * ■ * ■ ■ * * * ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Florrtda colleagues will put forth mingham. will give the PPlair.emen
ll
m
_ t every. posseibte effort
against this their first real opposition. Georgia,
xx
»♦ 1. move, that seemingly they haxe little, ^outh Carolina. Florida, Washington,
Foot of First St.
■j hope for success in even modifying and Lee, VaVnderbilt. Tulane and Se
the xiuties pwopexsed.
According to wannee will take the field for the first
Senator Fletcher, there is a very time this year. Georgia will play
JefWte Farty line-up in bo:h Houses Merter. Virginia, meets Davidson who
o f Congresa in favor of the tariff pro defeated her opponent Ixzt Saturday
gram. and the Urge majority behind w*th only two hears c f scrimmage
the movement doe-x not allow itself practise. Theteams of Gexrgia Tech
to be seriously affected by protests and Centre doltccc ‘ill - «» have an
o f any sort from any section of the opportunity to show
their ability.
South.
South Carolina will meet Erskine;
The purposes of the tariff duties FV-ffdixia goes to Columbus. Go., to
nominally is to protect American pot pixy *he U- S. I n la w s K-hoo.; Wash
ash proxha.-ers. However, according to ington and Lee meets Randclpk-MaMr. Thomas, because of » much Urg- con. Vanderbilt plays Tennessee State
RENTAL
I er
chlorine content, the American pot Normal. Lulane meets Mississippi
B A TTE R IE S
1 ashes. generally speaking, are not College and Sewannee meets Cumber
available *or use in fertilizers for land.
FOR A L L C A R S ; citrus trees. This will necessitate the
Congress might compromise the
continued importation o f potash from
foreign sources for this purpose, and thing and raw a law that beer for
the only effect of this tariff will be mexFcin* must be taken in a capsule.
to increase the cost of such fertilizers —Colorado Springe Telegraph
to the users.— Ftorixla Grower.
For office suppUca,
-.'ate
M the Herald at
tax a m u t
IU IM U M I
M.
.Vu,
HOF-MAC i
BATTERY!
CO. 1■
New
1
Filling Station 1
A
F . O . B . D E T R O IT
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REGULAR
TYPE—
LIST
TOURING ........ ............... ............................................. - ..............— ............................... $355.00
RUNABOUT .........................................................
325.00
CHASSIS ........................................................
295.00
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D E M O U N T A B L E RIM S A N D 30x3*/2 TIRES
TYPE—
TOURING .......
RUNABOUT’ ...... - ....................
LIST
TYPE—
$380.00
CH ASSIS.................................
350.00
TRUCK C H A SSIS...........
LIST
$320.00
445.00
W IT H ST A R T E R
Y
TYPE—
TOURING -------------------------------------------------------RUNABOUT —................................................ .......- ..... ........................................ ........
CHASSIS ------------------ -------------------------------------------- - ..............................................
LIST
395.00
365.00
D E M O U N T A B L E R IM S, 30x3*4 TIRES and ST A R T E R
TYPE—
TOURING .............
RUNABOUT .............................
CH ASSIS____________________
LH$T
TYPE—
$450.00
TRUCK C H A SSIS.............
420.00
S E D A N .............
390.00
COUPBLET .
PLAC E Y O U R ORDERS N O W FOR PRO M PT
D E L IV E R IE S
FO RD D E A L E R
C. C. COBB, Salesman
A
Sanford, Florida
®
LIST
$515.00
660.00
593.00
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THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1921
110.000. 000 AID
FORJfETERANS
Largest Watch Ever Constructed
Cross Provides Friendly
Service of Many Kinds to
Army of Disabled.
ICITRUS SEMINAR
GATHERING AT
GAINESVILLE!
rmJ
'
bulk
The Bell Cafe
5
OF WORK BY CHAPTERS
•M
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announces a reduction in prices o f 35 per
GAINESVILLE, Fln.„ Oct. 4.— A
largo attendance of citrus fruit grow 5
cent on all short orders, and the price of
ers from ill pnrts of tho stato aro ex
regular meals will be reduced later.
pected to rcnch herb today for tho an "
nual citrus seminar, which Is to bo
followed by tho annual "livestock
rounup” and tho gathering of the
Florldn, Beekeepers1 Association.
The program for tho cltruB seminar
follows:
Tuesdny Morning, Oct. 4.
9:16— Invocation, Dr. John G. An
derson. Opening addresses, C. K. McQuick nnd Satisfactory Service Will be Rendered
Qunrrie, agent; Dr. A, A. Murphrco,
Dr. William Newell.
COFFEE, 5c per cup— Drink All You Want
10— "The Relation of Mclnnoso to5
Will appreciate a call from you------------- Give us a Trial
Fruit Rotting in Transit," Dr. O. F.
Burger.
10:30—"Spraying for Molanose," E.
------------------ W E T H A N K Y O U -----------------DuBusk.
11— "Various Causes of Fruit Drop
ping," II. E. Stovons.
11:30— "Movement o f UndofoUatcd ■m
Citrus Stock,” F. M. O’Bymo.
Tuesday Afternoon.
2— "Experimental Fertilizer Inves
tigations," Dr. R. W. Ruprecht.
2:30—"Inspection of Fruits and
Vegetables In the Markets,' Wells A. nous Fungi," Dr. E. W. Bergor.
ROTARY CLUB TO GO
Sherman, bureau of markets, United
11—"New and Important EntomoINTO HOG RAISING.
States department of ngrlculturc.
gcnoUB Fungi," A. T. Spenro, burenu
3— “ Causes of Fluctuating Markof entomology. Paper presented by
LIVE OAK, Oct. 4.—Tho local Ro
ets," Dr. L. M. Bristol, professor of W. W. Yothers.
tary Club unexpectedly has gone into
economics, Unlvorsity of Florldn.
11:20— "Grapefruit Curing nnd Stor tho hog raising business. The club at
3:25— "Some
Fundamentals
of age Investigations," Dr. L. A. Haw tho Suwannee Farms Loltyid China
Grove Post Control,” ^V. W. Yothers, kins, physiologist, bureau o f plant in sales three weeks ngo purchased a
burenu of entomology, United States dustry, United States department of blooded sow as an encouragement to
farmers in tho vicinity. At tho weekly
department o f agriculture.
ngrlculturc.
luncheon
last wook tho Rotarians were
4— "Demonstration In Making Bor
11:40 — "Qunrnntlno
Inspection
greatly
surprsod
to learn that the
deaux Mixture nnd Bordonux-Oll Mix Work," Dr. J. H. Montgomery.
sow
had
presento
dthe club with 11
ture,” F. M. O’Byme nnd Dr. O. F.
Wednesday Afternoon.
pigs.
Tho
Rotarians
voted t place
Burger.
,
2—"Tho Mexican Bean Beetle a
8— "Marketing Southern Fruits,"Menace to Florldn," Neal F. Howard, tho pigs with farmers in shares, the
to split the
Charles J. Brnnd, vice-president nnd bureau of entomology, United States club nnd the farmers
profits fifty-fifty. Tho Rotes now are
general manager, American Fruit department of agriculture.
Growers, Inc.
2:30— "Tho Just Valuation of Citrus claiming the Rotary pig club champ
• Discussion nnd stercopticon views.
Properties for the Purpose of Taxa ionship o f tho state.
Wednesday Morning, Oct. 5.
tion," Marlon L. Dawson.
DRINK
9— "Control of Thrips,” J. It. Wnt- 2:50— "Plans for tho Lnko Alfred
son.
Citrus Branch Expetimcnt Station," Elder Springs Wnter. Its 99 98-100
per cent pure. Phone 81L
!):30—“ Mealy Bugs,” Jeff Chaffin.
Dr. Wilmon Nowoll.
9:40—“ Citrus Work, in Florida by
3:15— Unfinished program.
the Burenu of Plant Industry," Dr.
4:30— Adjournment.
Phone 176 Fourth and Sanford Ava,
W. A. Taylor, chief.
New Era printery
10:05—"Importance
of
Quality
Office supplies of all kinds at The
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
Fruit anil Firstclnss Pack,” M. J. Hornld Printing Co. When you want
COMMERCIAL AND
I
Dnetwyler.
nnythlng in this line see Tho Herald.
JOB PRINTING
10:35—"New Strninss of Entomogo* Wo hnvo It or can got i t
Everything in Season can always
be Found at •.
2397 of These Aro Helping Ex’ service Mon Obtain Bene
fits U. S. Provides.
THE BELL CAFE
one field of R«d Cross Herv,c<! “ loue,h„ of nsalatlnif disabled veterans of
World War, entails expenditures
u . WOtwo tireuter titan the aggregate
1" V
rKclpta of *lie Annual lt*»ll fa ll of
1W0 the American lied Cross tin■ounces la a statement urging a wideea(J Increase In membership ut the
Annual Roll Call. November It to 34.
At the present time Nntlonnl Headaaartere end the nation wide chain of
’ otaptere of the Had Cross Is spendw approximately 110,000,000 annuallj for the relief of dlsablod ex-service
and their fatnlllus, while the agThe largest watch ever made Is mi exhibition ;u the National museum In
negate receipts from Inst year's Roll
Washington. It In six times the slxo of the ordinary 22-Jewel watch, nine and
(%ll were approximately 10,000,000.
one-half Inches In diameter mid one and one-bit If Inches thick. Its main sprlus
It la In the 2,289 of the 3,000 lied
Is nine feet long.
Croa Chapters which still are helping
n lve the veteran's problem of adjust
ing himself to a normal civilian status
that the greater part of the cost of this DIG AUTO SHOW
service !i borne. Of the total stun
IN JACKSONVILLE
ipent for vetorana' relief Inst year,
FOR ENTIRE STATE.
National Headquarters expended a to
tai of more than $2,000,000, while tin
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 4.— Planned
remaining disbursement of approx I on ascalc larger Linn anything of its
oately $7,000,000 represents the con kind over before attempted in Flori
trlbutlon of Chapters In this country da, tho show of the Jacksonville Auto
wide effort to ssslat the Government
Any breaking out or skin irritation
mobile Dealers Association opened
to providing the aid sorely needed to
last night with a complete line of nil on face, neck or body Ih overcome
these men and their families.
quickest by npplying Mentho-Sulpjiur,
locally handled.
An Evar Expanding Problem
For weeks members of tho associa says n noted skin specialist. Because
That the problem of the disabled
tion hnvo been busy preparing for of its germ destroying properties,
Mrvtco man Is ever-expanding and
tho show nnd nl ldny Sundny and nothing hns ever been found to tnke
probably will not reach the peak be
latest model the plnce of this sulphur prepnrntlon
fore ID2S, la tho assertion of well-ln- Monday morning tho
that instantly brings case from the
forined Government officials and that cars, direct from tho factory, were itching, burning and irritation,
being
placed
2..
’107 Iti'd Cross Chapters
regard
It in the large auditorium
Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema right
at
Ashley
and
Oconn streets.
as their most Important work Is evi
up, leuving the skin clear and smooth.
Through the courtesy of the E. C.
dence tluil the expansion Is In nowise
It seldom fails to relieve tho torment
Williamson
Motor Co., this building
conllned to a particular section but Is,
or disfigurement. A little jar of
an the contrary, nation-wide. At the was mnde available for the exhibition. Mentho-Sulphur may be obtained at
end of the fiscal year, June 20, 1021, Mr. Williamson will move into tho any drug store. It is used like cold
there were 2(1,.'100 disabled service men building as soon ns tho show is ovor.
cream.— Adv.
In the 1,1)02 United Stutes Public plnco who ntho doors arc thrownG
Health Service, Contract and Govern
Over sixty exhibitions wore In plnco
FAMOUS NOVEL SCREENED.
ment Hospitals nnd Soldiers Homes, when tho doors woro thrown open,
and that number Is Increasing nt a roprestnting tho best in the many
"The Wild Goose" By Gouverneur
rate of 1,000 a month.
linos of automobiles, trucks and ac
Morris, to lie Seen Here Tonight
Thousands of these men receiving cessories.
medical treatment, compensation and
Gouverneur Morris’ fine novel, "The
Booths hnvo been erected nnd rep
&
vocational training from the Govern
Wild
Goose,” recently published by
resentatives o f tho various lines nre
ment today, Htnrteil their efforts to
on hnnd to explain every dctnil of Charles Scribners Sons, of New York, f
obtain them through tho lied Cross
and which has been extensively sold,
their cars.
i
Chapter. The Chapter, nctlng ns the
Practically every need of the pros has been picturizcd by Cosmopolitan
disabled mun’s ngent in claim* against
for Paramount, and it will be shown
the Government, Informs the man as to pective motorist hns been anticipated at the Star Theatre tonight. Mary
the procedure necessary to gnln for in tho elaborate displays nnd the deal Mac Laron nnd Holmes E. Herbert
him that which Is provided hltn by ers hnvo vied with each other in dec play the lending roles.
Federal statute. His nppllcntlons for orative fenturces.
“ The Wild Goose" was first pub
A number of lectures along educa
toinppiisatlon, medical treatment and
lished in serial form in Ilearst's Maga
training are properly filed with the old tional lines will ho delivered during zine, whose circulation is 200,000 a
»f /be jt«>d Om *• Chapter,
the week.
month, beginning in September, 1018. r
Musical features will he given ev
Many Forma of Assistance
The story caught on immediately nnd
If there ts delay hefore the mnn’a ery evening. A norchesirn hns been was widely read. Mr. Morris’s other
clslin Is ncted upon, the Hod Cross engaged nnd singers will render pop stories have found grent favor with
Chapter lends the ninn money to meet ular songs.
mngnziQo renders. Ho was born in
the Imperative needs of hlmaelf. nnd
It is ulnnncd to hnvo the show open 1876 in Now York City. Ho attended
hls dependents.
nt 2 p. m., each day nnd remain open Ynlc University nt Now Hnven, Conn,
Must vital to the mnn'a gaining full until 11:20 p. m.
and graduated with u B. A. degree in
ben"fit from the Government's care Is
Following nre tho enrs nnd tho 1808. Among the most noted of his
keeping hls mind free from worry nhnut firms in charge of thorn:
works are "The Penalty," "When My
hls home. Keeping the veteran's fam
E. Scroven Bond Motor Co., Paige Ship Comes In," nnd "Tho Goddess."
ily from hardship of every kind and
cnr.
Informing hltn of Its welfare Is an
Bacon Motor Co., Hudson nnd Es ANCIENT STEAMER LINE
other province of the Chapter. Free
sex
cars.
RAN TO ROCKLEDGE
from fear on this score, the man's re
Hanson cars, "made in Dixie," GrnVIA LAKE POINSETT.
covery and advancement usually !■
dy Deon.
rapid.
Vclie nnd Harmon enrs, William A.
Kvery month during the Inst year,
C. II. LolTler brought n card to the
Estover.
the American Tied Cross has given
Herald offico this week thnt adver
J. It. Holland Motor Co., Chnndler
aervlce of one kind or another fo an
tised tho steamers running from San
average of 120,2111 former service men nnd Cleveland cars.
ford to Rockledge via Poinsett. Tho
Bnrwnld Bros., Liberty cars.
and their families. An Indication of
card snys: Stcnmor "Astatula" leaves
Howard Boss, Inc., Oldsmoblle cars Sanford every Monday nnd Thurs
the extent of the faith reposed In the
lied i 'runs Chapter Is to lie found In nnd trucks.
day nt 8:20,arrives at Lnko Poinsett
«b« fact that there were 860,544 re
Burwoll Moto Co., Ford enrs, trucks next day nt 7 n. m. Three miles to
quests for friendly aid in tho solution nnd tractors.
Rockledgo by hack meeting stenmer
of personal problems.
Detroit Scripps-Booth Co., Scrippsglong north Tuesday, ami south Fri
440 Workers In Hospital*
Booth cars.
day. Returning leaves Poinsett nt 8
While tho innn prior to entering
Olmstcad Motor Co., Franklin cars. p. m., Tuesday nnd Friday, arriving nt
Government care deals largely with tho
Mnngols-Kirhy Co,, Chnlmcrs, Mnx- Snnford on Wednesday nnd Saturday
Chapter, afterward ho comes Into con
wo
IIb cars nnd Ropublic trucks.
tact with the aervlce provided by Namorning, making connection for nil
t unni Headquarter*. There are 448
Reo-Varn Moto Co., Reo cars and points. In January,tho stenmer Jnunita
Red Cross workers In the United trucks.
will bo put on tho lino making tri
into* Public Health Set^lce and con
McCants-IInll Co., Ford enrs trucks weekly trips. Joe Smith ninnnger, nnd
tract hospitals and other Institutions
E. B. VnnDemnn agont at Snnford.
*n which these men are being cured nnd tractors.
Pnckard-Florldn Motor Co., Packard
*or, whose duty Is to provide for hls
Many o f tho old timers will remem
tocreatlnn, help him with hls compon- cars nnd trucks.
ber thoso little river steamers thnt
*»t!nn claims, keep him In touch with
Clnudo Nolnn, Cadillac enra, now 61 mndo tho upper St. Johns river trip
v family; In short, meeting hls every nibdcl nnd Cndillnc cchnssls.
nnd tho enrd showB thnt even in tho
need outside of tl»nt provided by the
Tho Riddle Boys, Inc., Stephens early days tho upper river could ho
Government. While these are n few
Snlient Six and Soldcn trucks.
nogotinted. It wns n enso of neces
or tho responsibilities of the National
William C. Thomas, Indiana trucks. sity then to use tbq river nnd every
rgnnlzntlon, they nre by no menna
Willys-Ovorland Co., Overland nnd one usc<| it ns thcro wero no rnilronds.
■ Among other lied Croaa accom
plishments for the yeor are:
Willys-Knlght cars.
Now the peoplo aro again UBing tho
tt bandied 70,722 allotment and al
Southern Nash Motors Co., Nash boat lines bemuse the high freight
lowance clnlma.
cars nnd trucks.
rates have forced them to do so.
It delivered through It* Chapter orSouthom Motors Co., Chevrolet
If tho boats in tho early days could
* nlzntlon 02,022 allotment check* to
go from Snnford to Lake Hnrnoy and
veterans who hud moved front the ad- cars.
dresses furnished to the ITureau of
Morgan-Buick Co., Bulck cars.
on to Lako Poinsett they could go
" j,r »t«k Insurnnee.
E. C. Williamson Motor Co., Dodgo j thoro now and with a canal connecting
It Provided a special fund of »10,000
with t^io Indian river go all tho way
or medical assistance to men under Bros., cars, closed sedan nnd coupes
to Miami.
and open cars.
vocstlonnl training.
It mndo 22,40.1 lonna totaling *400.000
peninsular Motors Co.,Cole cars.
Inking vocational training, of
The world news the day It happens,
Marin and Chapman, Jordan cars.
nidi 8f) per cent has been repaid.,
delivered at your door each evening,
16c the week.
Sell it with a Herald Want Ad.
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THE- SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4,1921
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R. J. H O L L Y _______________ Editor
If. J. LI LLARD....Secretary-Treasurer
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A. NEEL_______General Manager
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr,
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Oaaatr u i la pakUeM
AdrarUaia« »au#
•a »„Ue»Uoa, D*a*«ntl* la paUttoa.
far year, alwaya la advanoa.
N .N
have the manner o f approaching
stranger that will nt least leave
good taste in his mouth. There is
nothing so disagreeable as having an
officer yell at you in a strango town
and.tell you where to head In and take
you up on the slightest provocation to
face the judge on a trivial charge. All
of you who have been in such a post
tlon in a strange place can bear out
this testimony. Officers should bo
gentlemanly, courteous, accommodat
ing and obliging. They should be
mighty careful how thoy cnforco the
law and should know the law and
know how to enforce it.
However, it is n difficult matter to
get officers to suit everybody Just as
it is to get editors to suit everybody.
------------ o----------T 1 IP WAR
W A P AGAINST
A r u N U T THIE
IIP M
K liA
.A N
N .,
THE
BOOSTING A CITY.
Two months ago a gentleman came
into the News offico and asked us
where Valparaiso, Fla., is located. Wo
didn't know. We h»d never heard of
Valparaiso. But now we know, and
no doubt, the entire nation knows that
Valparaiso is one o f the host adver
tised towns in Florida.
So aggressive and persistent are ita
advertising campaigns that several
big daily newspaper! have devoted as
much as a column of editorial space
commenting on it, giving it an ad
vertising campaign that money can
not buy.
We nro told thnt "a city that is set
on a hill cannot bo hid.”
NWnM>
o r can ftwny
on e boabout
h,tlden
n g .tho
as
ltM,f l oJn
which as usual preceded tho Legis
lature’s disbandment
Therefore, tho well-known acid tost
remains at 7 to 1 for grapefruit and
8 to 1 for oranges, but according to
court interpretation and decisions
handed down, it also
permits the
shipment of oranges and grapefruit
without acid test which show onohalf color, indicating maturity on tho
tree
This matter recently has been made
the subject o f a bulletin
from the
business manager’s offico to the subexchanges and assiclatlons, because
of frequent inquiries reaching that
office recently from Exchange mem
bers who were under tho impression
that a change had been made during
the last legislative session— Florida
Grower
Business Men of
America
have confidence in the future.
America— financial and business— is
em erging from a state of uncertainty in
to a period which promises healthy and
lasting prosperity.
Definite improvement along all lines is
the best evidence o f adjustment, and
certainly
conditions everywhere are
showing this improvement.
This bank has confidence that the
worst is past, and faith that the imme
diate future holds much o f good for all.
serried columns of tho dally press.
It is possible, while disapproving of
So evidently this vigorous little gulf
Conserve Your Sight
tho Ku Klux Klnn as it has been re
city is a believer in advertising, in
vealed lately, to disapprove also of
Our shaded goggles, shod frames, gold
blowing its own horn.
some of tho methods used to suppress
In an advertisement appearing in mountings, etc., in SIZES FOR CHIL
Sheriff of Texas town told tho the order. In -nrious cities tho au leading daily papers of Georgia, Ala- DREN are meeting with great favor.
Klansmen that if two of them would thorities have taken it upon thorn- bnmn, South Carolina nnd many oth We fit children with children’s glass
g o with faces unmasked the Kian selves to forbid meetings and initia
er States, Valparaiso, through vlts es and they aro always pleased,
pould march. Fool ardors mndo by o tions of the Klansmen.
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
mayor, crowds into three inches of
TOM MOORE
foolish sheriff. Why nsk two of them
It may bo questioned whether such
spneo talk about the glories and ad
fo go unmasked. Either ask all of action ngainst the Klan is legal, cith
F. P. Forster, President
OITOMETK 1ST—OPTICIAN
vantages of that spot that packed n
them to go unmasked or fotbid any of er when taken by the mayor or po
pupnch nnd n thrill in almost every Office Opp I’ . 0 .
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
Phono 192
them marching.
lice without specific authority or when word.
—
■ - o ----------------------taken in pursuance of local ordinances
TO SEE BETTER SEE MOORE.
"Learn of the Vniue of Paradise"—
Rains nre hero nnd there is a big especially directed against the Klnn.
thnt is what tho Spanish names means
difference in the temperature already It is still more open to question
and tho signs nro good for an enrly whether such procedure is sound pol and Florida, with the accent on the
second syllable is n fine Spanish word
fall nnd winter and n big trade. The icy.
thnt we have butchered in nn Am
celery fields are looking fine todny
The right of assembly is one of tho erican pronunciation—"Learn of the
with the prospects of a good crop at most sacred of American principles,
The City Commissioners
good prises. The rains are worth not to lie challenged except for the Value of Paradise where dreams enmo
true."
This
nnme
nnd
those
of
places
o f the City o f Sanford,
thousands to this section.
gravest cause. That any particular as about Valparnfso recall the old Span
---------- o----------sembly, or tho organization it repre ish regime in Floridn, which Jnckson Florida, will receive bids
There is so much good to talk about
sents, is judged harmful to the public rather cavalierly maneuvered off the until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc
You Can Find the N am e of Every Live Proin this city nnd county and so littlo to
welfare
is
not
necessarily
Justification
j
contlnent.
We
confess
we
had"
to
run
kick about thnt the Herald takes up
tober 7, 1921, for fur
fessional and Business Man in
for declaring it outlawed. Only when it down, with index-finger nnd paral
but littlo of tho criticism thnt is level
a gathering is for purposes demon lels of latitude before we could find nishing said City with
led at the few men who seem to be do
Sanford in This Column
strably criminal nre public authorities on the may what President Harding one Combination Pump
ing things nnd nre in the public eye.
would call this "geographical loca
Knocking never put any place on tho safe in going to this extreme.
Chemical and
It is generally better to give an or tion." Hut it is situated on seventeen Engine
map nnd while healthy criticism is
LAW YERS
CO NTRACTO RS
good, continual knocking is had nnd ganization the benefit of the doubt, miles of Gulf water smiling placidly Hose Motor Car, 600 to
there is a difference between construc rather than to try to suppress it by in the long hay of Choctnwatchee, 750 gallon capacity.
1,S. O. Shinholser
such a high-handed process.
It Is some forty miles cast of Pensncoln.
George A . DeCottes
tive criticism nnd knocking.
000
feet
more
or
less
of
p/obnbly
so
in
this
ense.
---------- o---------Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
To the west only two counties lie be
Evidence seems to ho accumulating tween its own county of Oklasloosa Standard
21/2 in. fire
OFFICERS SHOULD ME CAREFUL.
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
FLORIDA
to the effect that this Modern Ku Klux and Alabama— Escambia and Santa hose.
SANFORD
FLORIDA
The Herald makes but few criti Klan, a pretended revival of the old Rosa, both Spanish names. Alabama,
Certified check of 5 %
cisms about the actions of the officials order of that name, but more truly by the way, wishes to purchase thnt
Sanford C onstructs Co,
.
B A TT E R IE S
of the city or county, We believe that a revival of the old "American” or portion of Florida west of an exten-, U lU S t
accom p an y
CrlCM
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
thoy are doing .their duty as they see “ Know-Nothing" party of nnte-bol- sion of the Gcnrgiu-AInhnmn Hno, 1h id .
BRINO YOUR
Planes
nnd Specifications Cheerfully
it and while they make mistakes they lum days, is an undesirable institu
which would throw Valparaiso into |
Q fty r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t
Furnished
Battery Troubles to Us
are in the main doing as well as (hey tion, Unumericnn in purposo nnd the "Burned-Over Land" of "AlnAll
Work
Guaranteed
can. This has been our policy all the method, in spite of its lofty profes buma, Here We Rest," whichever or to reject any or all bids. W* Bp.aUlU* on ElMtrioal Work and nn (It.
you d.p*nd.bla i.rrlo*..
n.
T. PACE
P. O. Box m
time nnd we nre not in the carping sions of Amoricnnism. The majority
WE ALSO HATE COMPETENT MECHANICS
whatever thoy agree it is, Thnt ca
C.
J.
R
Y
A
N
,
TOR OVERHAULING TOUR OAR
critic class of continually}- harping on of the citizens seem about convinced 1
lamity must, wo Infer, lie averted, for
the frailties of either officials or of that it ought to he abolished. Rut
C
‘fv
Manager.
Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors
how could the Vale of Paradise con
citizens. To err is human nnd the hu it does not necessarily follow that it
0-27-8tc
Sketches and Estimates Free; m
sent to be separated from our Flow
Company
man race is made tip of mistakes, And should he aholshed Incontinental by
building too large and none too smaU.
ery Kingdom
Phone 189
L. A. Rennud, Prop.
yet thero nro times when officers force.
Anything hearing the semh------ALL WORK GUARANTEED-----The ccnsuus gives Valparaiso some
nre too prone to heat up it man or lancc of persecution may help the
Mm or so inhabitants, but thoy must
ilson & Shorey
shoot a man or go beyond their auth Klan rather than hinder it, and forci
HARTFORD B A T T E R Y Pino W
make up in stupendous zeal for their
and Garland Sta., Orlando, Fla.
ority in order to show their authority. ble measures aro likely to he Inter
As the Irish policeman said when he preted as persecution by the Klans- lark In numbers. Tho advertisement
“Battery Insurance”
tells us that "a million dollars in mu City Licenses Due Oc
bent up the prisoner, “ It is not because meii and their friends.
PURE W A TE R
Sold and Serviced by
nicipal improvements are authorized
I bate you that I bate you but just to
Publicity is a better method. Let for this year," and we learn by pri
tober 1, 1921
show me authority,” and this seems the light in. If the precise nature of
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
vate wire that the town bus appro
Elder Springs W ater
to be the rule with some.
this much-debated organization is priated $10,000 for advertisements. It
ATTENTION is called to tho fact
99.98% PURE
The Herald knows none of the cir
Haight & Wieland
made clear to the public and to tho is going to put itself on every map.
that all City Licenses arc payable on
cumstances connected with the shoot
Phone 3II-W
Sanford, Fla.
membership itself, the results will
Tho advertisement says further or before October 1, 1921.
ing of a man here by the officers ex
take care of themselves. The lignt thnt any one mny "own a beautiful
GARAGES
SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to
cept that he was commnndcd to halt
now beating upon the Klnn, with homo here, with a perpetual Income
LORD’S P U R IT Y
and did not and was shot by the nffigrowing intensity, will probnbly suf at practically no investment." That Section 4, Ordinance 25
Smith Bros. Garage
cers. He was not advancing on tho
W ATER
fice for the purpose.—Tampa Tribune. sounds indeed Vnlpnrndisincnl. And
Expert Repairing
officers with the intention of killing
which reads as follows: "That the
•
---------o----------what schould draw mos^ wonderfully City Tax Collector before issuing n li
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
them as we understand it and even
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
had he escaped he could have been ap THE HUMAN HIDE OF A NEWS is the lure of the fishing: "Fishing su cense based on a property value, or
Oak and First
D ali, Service
Phone 197
PAPER.
preme. Every dny you can catch the capital stock, shall require the per
prehended again but the officers prob
big fellows until your back aches and son applying for a license to mnke n
ably know why they shot when they
R E A L E ST A T E
A writer speaks on the human side your hands blister."
did nnd they will probably have a
written statement under oath of tho
SA N F O R D N O V E L T Y
chance to tell it in court for there are of a newspaper, reference being to a
Hut the city of Valparaiso doesn’t value of tho property, or the amount
E. F. Lane
few instances where it is Justifiable to country town or small city newspaper, put all its advertising eggs, in one of the capital stock."
WORKS
■hoot a man. In this instance tho o f ns the big city newspapers of today basket. It sends out in letters a lit
Application blanks for said licenses
Real Estate and Insurance
ficers say they only shot to wound
tle circular that is fairly startling. will be furnished free of charge nt the
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
have no personality.
Phone 95
the man nnd stop him nnd the serious
It is a sort of Napoleonic bulletin, City Qffico.
Yes, there truly is a human side to and is captioned: "At Valparaiso,
ness of his wounds will either con
ALFRED FOSTER,
General Shop and Mil]
demn them or justify their actions.
a newspaper, but all too often this Florida, Yesterday." The Bulletin be 1G8-I0tc
City Tax Collector.
Geo. W . K night
There is so much for an officer to fact is lost sight of by the general fore us gives the record of two yes
W ork
look out for when he is attending to
Real
Estate
and
Insurance
Glasses Designed
public. There is a heart to a newspa terdays at Valparaiso, September 21 Eyes Exnmined
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
his duty that it is rather difficult for
SANFORD
FLORIDA
per that is warmed by every favor and 25. The weather is reported uh
Henry
McLaulin,
Jr.
517
Commercial Street Sanford, Fla.
n man to attend to his duty without
and a remark
nnd loyal support, as well uh chilled dear nnd plensnnt,
o p t . n.
making many mistakes from the view
nnd hurt by every discourtesy, nnd ndds: "Two days ns nearly perfect ns
.. Employment Bureau..
o f public opinion, The enforcing of
days could be." But what could be so
T R A N SFER ____
The vocational committee of the Bus)
ull the laws and ordinances would de tho newspaper has a human side that rare ns nday in Valparaiso, except two
responds
ns
becomes
humanity.
ness nnd Professional Women's Club
populate the city for half of the popu"W E DELIVER THE GOODS”
Every good business man in the or more days ?
requests all young women desiring
ln(ion would he in jail all the lime.
Homo
of
the
items
are
amazing:
employment to register nt the First Quick Service Transfer
There are many fool restrictions about jmiull town recognizes his homo pa
Nobody under doctor's care, no men
per
as
a
friend.
Though
ho
mny
not
National Bank.
uutoniubilcs that would keep the curs
Storage Facilities
seeking employment, no poor seeking
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
If wo please you, tell others; If off
o ff the streets nnd make Sanford a always agree with the policy of the
alms, no heat prostrations, no heat
OPTOMETRIST
tell us. Phone 498
place to he shunned and there is much paper, may have goad cause to differ, sufferers, nobody unnhlc to work on OPTICIAN
he
realizes
that
it
bus
a
personality
Grudunto
Northern
Illinois
Collage
kicking from strangers about
the
W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ
account of the heat. And fishing, bath 212 East First St.
Sanford. Fla.
HOTELS
traffic laws being enforced and it is that he wishes to cultivate rather than
ing .motoring "fine,* 'in Roosoveltinn
IN G W O R K S
tho stranger who helps to damn your antagonize. This is tho human aide of
tones.
O. a. WILSON, Owns!
town regardless of whether the laws a newspaper. Being human the home
Hotel Montezuma
All this information, the record of
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
paper
is
Just
as
anxious
to
cultivate
aro stringent or loose. An officer nt
Pickling
and
Preserving
a brilliant yesterday, the promise of
REASONABLE’ PRICES
"Sanford’s New Hotal”
all times should ho a diplomat nnd and retain the good opinion of the
With! mother. C»r»*« Huitdlnf
business Interests nnd the general a still more brilliant tomorrow, is
9L50 Up Per, Day
contained in nn attractive little cir
public.
Sanford Machine &
Nowhere docs the admirable princi cular o f three and n half by six inch
es.
ple of reciprocity fit in to bettor ad
Foundry Co.
W e have the
Does it pay a city to advertiso?
vantage
than
between
the
modern
dny
General Machine and Boiler Works
BANANAS AND
business man and the homo newspa Valparaiso thinkB so, and goes nt it
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
per. Tho intorosts of both nro Identi with wondorfu! vim nnd efficiency.
CHERRIES
bnnds In stock • .
cal, each necessary to the other, nnd — Pnlntkn News.
Crank
Shafts Re-turned
-----------o---------in reality both dependent on one an
Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
ELECTRICAL
NO CHANGE MADE IN
For a delirious and unusual dish
other.
Contractors
and Jelly Glasses
THE GREEN FRUIT LAW.
try baking hummus with 1 can
A town where tho system of true
* i r1 J
Sanford Steam Laundry
reciprocity exists between tho busi
of Libby's Red Cherries. Hake
442 ’
Contrary to genernl opinion, the
See our line o f
FOR SERVICE
ness
tpen and tho newspaper, whore
20 minutes, hasting with their
neither will wantonly antagonize the last Legislature made no chango in
Call 146-J
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syrup.
Stone Crocks, Coolers, ' . . f **|' r*'*fa
* ’*
-r
r -T
interests of tha other, and where both tho standards earlier sot by law for
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j realize how ossontlnl to thdr welfare 1 maturity In citrus fruits. This matChurns, etc.
is the success of tho other, cannot do J
ter was up for considerable discus
Acteylene W elding
otherwise than prosper,
sion
before tho Legislature, and a hill
OF ALL KINDS
Recognition
of
tho
human
side
of
a
WELAKA BLOCK
newspaper thus becomes real busi proposing certain changes received
Phones 497-494
Sanford W elding Co.
ness— and good policy,— Ft. Pierce much attention, but failed of final
Tribune.
passage In the eleventh hour rush
H A R D W A R E CO
Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave.
Member of The Associated Preaa
First National Bank
BIDS W A N T E D
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
N O TIC E
TIME
STONE JARS
D eane T u rn e r
BALL
G1LL0N&
FRY
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TH K,aAffFORD.DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY,; OCTOBER 4, 1981
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LltOoHaPP*®*0**
HlBtloOOf
jjiltera In
PK#onal
In and A b o u t
& The C ity
r Florida; Fair tonight
Wednesday Cooler to-
Summary of tbs
Floating Snail
Talk* Saedactly
Arranged for
Herald Raadora
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chools have opened and everything *
USy again. Even Thursday after- *
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ns will be a thing of tho past.
*
pjilies of all kinds at tho *
What a fall thoro was my
countrymen. From 00 to 00
is going some and it all bears
out the statement of the
weather prophets that a little
bit of rain would mnkc all the
difference in the world.
It
seems that tho "dry movemont” kept tho usual amount
of rainfall off tho celery stalk
this season for It follows as
the night tho day that if the
regular rains fall during the
summer .months it will bo cool.
Wojl, we are getting the rain
novi and tho cool weather is
hero:
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Maximum ....................... 00
Minimum ......................... 08
Range .............................
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Barometer ....................... 29.02
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c w. Walker left yesterday for *
tow'where ho will attend a meet- *
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of the Wesley Brotherhood.
School su..
Herald office. Come in nnd ask to see *
the new portable Remington type *
writer.
Webster typewriter ribbons nnd car
bon papers was in the cit ytodny callinc on the locnl trade.
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SHOT BY OFFICERS ; —
IS RECOVERING
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Fred Fredericks, shot by officers
Saturday night, is recovering from
his wounds, which at first, seemed
fatal, but his rugged constitution will
stand him in good stand and tho phy
sicians think he Is out o f danger, al
though badly pepperedtby small shot,
and also n pistol boll in his log. Offi
cer Ilnrrison wants it stated that he
was only doing his duty when ho shot
at tho fleeting fugitlvo, nnd that he
and City Manager Ryan both had shot
guns with tho small shot, and both
pulled down on Fredericks as ho went
through tho scrub nnd as Chief Klllibrew also fired his pistol, the per
forated condition of Fredericks Is' the
result.
It is rumored that ns soon as tho
condition of Fredericks warrants it,
the matter will be threshed out In the
court at which time It will bo determ
ined as to whether officers can shoot
at n malefactor after ho is command
ed to halt or not.
This has always
been a mooted question, and tho re
sult will bo watched with much Inter
est here and elsewhere.
None of tho officers hnd any wish
to kill Fredericks
or to seriously
wound him, nnd the shooting would
probnbly never have occurred in day
light. As stated in yesterday's Ilcruld, the officers went to Fredericks’
place to enpture a still nnd when he
was ordered to halt after starting to
run, he failed to do so, nnd tho offi
cers fired on him with the result that
ho was seriously wounded.
W. B. Mayo hns arrived in the city
Col. W. B. Crawford ,n well known
nnd will make it his future home, lie
attorney of Orlando, is in tho city to
has opened an nutomobilo paint shop
day on business nnd is nlso calling off
over tho gnrngo o f Height & Welland
ARE DIMMERS OBSOLETE
his many Sanford friends.
and will' udvertiso the auto painting
buslneso. Give him a cnll for any
Unfortunately, Dade county roads,
although exceptional in matter of
thing in this Use.
surfoce, are o trifle narrow. This was
mndo necessary in tho beginning be
cause it wns incumbent upon the au
The following letter from A.
B. thorities to make the county's money
Farquhar Co., manufacturers of farm go ns fnr ns possible, nnd there wns
First street is lined with enrs any
implements nnd machinery of York, n great deal of territory to bo covered
day nr night in tho week and it would
Pa., lias been received by Mr, J. R. with hard-surfaced ronds.
seem thnt Sanford hns more enrs to Harrell.
The thoroughfares nro not so nnrthe square inch than any city o f sim
Sept. 2.7, 1921.
row but that in the daytime they af
ilar size in the state.
Mr. J. It. Harrell,
ford sufficient room for passing ve
Cheraw, S. C.
hicles ,lf the drivers observe oven
The Indies union of the Congrega Dear Sir:
the slightest degree of caution. Speed
tional church will hold their regular
A recent chej^t-up on machinery need not be lessened by careful driv
monthly meeting with Mrs. Stompor, dealers shoiVs some interesting facts.
ers in the daytime when meeting oth
Friday, October 7th, nt 3 o ’clock p. m.
In a certain territory there nro 718 er automobiles.
A full attendance Is desired.
dealers who nro regarded ns having
But In the night, thnt is nnothor
mndc n success of business. Of theso thing. Driving then upon n road whore
Hnvc your watches nnd jewelry re 482, or 07 nnd 0-10 per cent advertise
one is constantly meeting other auto
paired at McLnulln’s. Two first class constantly in their locnl pnperH.
mobiles becomes somewhat more diffi
watch makers, I’rompt sorvico.
In the same territory there are 213
cult,
owing to tho fact thnt It is Im
140-tfe dealers who have not progressed. Of
possible to cstimnte distances in the
these only seven, or 8 nnd 3*10 per
dark.
The ninny friends of John Turner, cent advertise locally.
If nil nutamoblllsts would observe
of Tampa, were glad to see his smiling
Now, Mr. Denier, you have the ac
the
common courtesies of the road
counti-mmc * again. John hns just re tual figures; consider them carefully,
nnd
would
use their dimmers fn meet
turned from tho big Rotary timo in then follow the only safe course—
ing
other
cars, there would bo less
Europe, and told tho locnl Rotary FOREVER ADVERTISE.
difficulty
than
under the present rath
club all about it, today. He Ib on
Yours truly,
er
prevnlont
practice
of lunging along
his way to Miami.
A. B. FARQUHAR CO.
with
bright
lights
.without
reference
— Cheraw (S. C.) Chronicle, Sept. 20,
to tho safety or the convenience of
HOOFING, Red nnd green slate sur 1021.
others.
face, 3-ply $3.25 per Bqunrc. Tiger
The consequence is thnt tho careful
brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75;
LEGION WILL HAVE DANCE,
driver must slow down nnd creep
1-ply, $2.2.'), Free dolivery. Address 1
M. F„ Ginn, Box 301.
139-20tp i 'The Wnrrcn Wright Orchestra, of slowly nlong, hoping thnt ho will not
, Cleveland, will mnko its first nppenr- nin into any obstruction while tem
Harry Neel nnd B. A. Howard loft m)C0 [„ the South, next Thursday, porarily blinded b ythe lights of an
today at four o’clock for Okeechobee |October fith, nt Sanford, in the Valdez oncoming machine.
Neglecting the ordinary precautions
<ity, fn.m which place Mr. Howard hotc| bn|i room. This will be the first
on
the rond nro n fruitful source of
wi!l K0
Pah°kco nnti Mr. Neel wifi (jnnco Klvon by tho American Legion
nccidcntss,
nnd the failure to use
resume iis position on tho OkoochoHenson nnd tho committee condimmers
at
the
proper time Is a direct
bee News, ns chief factotum. Harry Hi(|cr themselves fortunate In secuVviolation
of
the
law. Unfortunately, It
ui In homo again In n few weeks to |ng the services of such a high class
is
n
violation
difficult
to nttnch to
ake up his work on tho Herald dur- owinlzntion for the opening dance,
anyone
because
the
machines
driven
ng io winter months.
TMu nrrh»utrii him hint coninlctod a
on, regardless, nnd there is no way of
identifying the driver.
r,\il)E” BATTERIES, tho Giant
But in tho city it is different. Authat lives in n box. Wo can now fur
tomnhillsts who neglect to use dim
nish six Volt Batteries nt $24.50. Wo
mers can easily ho stopped nnd nrbuy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd re
l The crate factory o f tho Cummer
pair all makes Batteries.— Itny Broth
rrcsted, if wo hnd
regulations thnt
ers. Phone 548.
150-tfc Lumber Co., at Jacksonville hns clos could bo enforced. Any night coming
ed down temporarily owing to tho
•overstocking of crate mntcriuls.
TRY A DAILY HERALD W A H T AD,
CHANDLER
1920
FOUR P A S S E N G E R R O A D STER
New Paint, N ew Top and New Cord Tires
Special equipment
Mechanical Conditibn A - l
$450 Cash,
k&ir
balance Monthly Installments
The Leesburg Commercial announc
es thnt about the first of this month
it will become a twice-a-weok publi
cation. Tho Commercial will appear
Tuesdays nnd Fridays, and Editor
Gilbert D. Lcnch will no doubt mnko
each number Interesting nnd worth
while. The Combercial hns bisen en
gaged In building up Lecsbufo and
Lake courity for yenra and It has
steadily increased ,In excellence and
usefulness.
W e have priced our fall clothing: so th&t ine highest
priced suit in the house will not go ov£r $45.00,— and that
is why we are selling them almost as fast as tllcy arrive.
A nd they are—
Michaels-Sterns Clothes
------------------ a n d ------------------
Campus Togs
The bungalow we
are
sale has extra large
Thousands Aided by Instruction
in Caro of the Sick, Food Se
lection and First Aid.
How the American Red Cross guides
thousands of persons to lienltb Is
shown In a summary of tin* society's
activities In llm health field _ lmsed
upon the annual report for the Inst fis
cal year. Through Its Nursing Service.
Its Home Hygiene and Caro of the
Sick courses, nutrition classes, First
Air classes, Life-Having classes nnd
Health Centers nnd In numerous other
wnys designed to acquaint masses of
citizens with proper methods of living,
the Red Cross carried Its message of
health Into nil parts of the country.
Tho work of the Red Cross during
(he war In Its traditional field of nurs
ing, furnishing the military nnd nnynl
establishments of the nntlnn with 10,877 nurses, Is well known, And there
nro today 37,787 nurses registered with
the American Red Cross nnd subject
to cnll In emergency. During llm fiscnl year, 1,0.11 Red Cross nurses were
accepted for assignment to Govern
ment service, 388 by the Army nnd
Nuvy nnd 1,103 by the United States
Public Health Service.
In addition to the nurses enrolled
by tin* Red Cross for Government serv
ice, the Red Cross Itself employed a
total of 1,318 public health nurses In
the United States and Europe, lly fur
the grentest number wns employed In
the United Htntes, 1.257. while 81 wore
In foreign service.
Home Hygiene and Caro of the Sick
classes, giving thorough Instruction In
the proper care of the shk In Instances
where the Illness Is not so serious ns to
require profession ill nursing care, dur
ing the fiscal year numbered 5,171). A
statistical picture of the Ited Cross
operations In this field follows:
New classes formed during
year ........................................ 5,170
Classes completed during year. 0,290
Now studnnts enrolled ..............101,008
Students completing course.... 73,482
What the Bed Cross accomplished
In giving proper Instruction through
Its Nutrition Service Is Indicated by
tire following tnlde:
New classes formed during
year .......................................
142
Classes completed during year..
18(1
Now students enrolled ............. 2,341
Students completing cou rse.... 2,013
In addition to the above, n total of
22,00(1 children were given Instruction
In the proper selection and prepara
tion of foods.
Through Its 2(10 Health Centers, the
Red Cross reached 00,252 persons. In
these Health Contois, 4,015 health lec
tures were given ami "SO health ex
hibits hold,
(ti the United Htntes Inst year, 75,432 persona worn killed nnd 8,500,000
Injured ill Industrial accidents. To
prevent this ctiiirnirius waste the Red
Cross held 5,100 first aid classes with
a total of 101,000 students enrolled.
advertising
rooms,
• •V ,f,
#.
4*
Lexington and Hubm dbife tHstrlbutbrs
extra
large sleeping porch, and worth your in
vestigating.
Connelly Real Estate Co
Classified advertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad taken for lesa than
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany all orders. Count live words to a line and remit ac
cordingly.
•
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____________
LOST
FOR SA L E
FOR SALE—8-rooni house with nil
modern convenience, excellent re
pair. Prlvnto water works, in dcsirnblo location. Reasonable terms. Ap
ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
llfl-tfc
LOST— Between Sanford Junction nnd
dispatcher’s office on railroad three
passes in small black pocketbook, one
A. C. L., one F. E. C., and one S. A, L.
Also small tan pocket book containing
two one dollar bills. Finder kcop
FOR SALE—One heavy duty two
money nnd return passes nnd pockotwheel trailer in good condition. In
bnoks to R. W. Duckworth, care West
quire at Ford Gnruge.
143-tf<
ern Union.
163-3tc
FOR SALE—Stable manure; car lots,
Good dry stock. Price $7 per ton, f.
W ANTED
o. b. cars, Sanford. Chnso & Co.
WILL PARTY who applied for room
151-tfc.
call again over 5 and 10 cent store.
104-Stc
SMALL HOUSE with nn extra lot,
$350 cash, balance $12.00 per month. WANTED— A second hand Ford one.
— E. F. Lane, the Real Estate Mon.
104-ltp
117 A
FOR SALE— A pair of young, blnck
lW T P n -n n iG H T boy to
niaro mules, nt a bargain. Phono
“ LEARN
PRINT
ICO.
152-tfe ING TRADE. ONE THAT’ S NOT
SPECIAL LUMBER PRICES: Com AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK.
plete building schedules on request. APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINT
tf
Saves you 1-3 of cost.
Hook of ING COMPANY.
WAIN1El)
House plans $1.50. Money refunded if
not satisfactory, or if we sell you lum
ber. Send list for estlmutq.— Gulf
Lumber Co., Perry, Fla.
10-1-lm
TRAIN BCHEDULB
Southbound
Arrlvo
. . . 2:88*. m,
FOR SALE—One young fresh milk
cow.— R. L. Garrison.
103-fltc
FOR SALE— Bargain, five room cot
tage, large lot. Box 117.
103-Utp
A REAL BARGAIN fiTCelery farms
nnd orange groves.— E. F. Lane, tho
Real Estato Man.
104-4tp
FORD TRUCK fdr
Grocery.
B ale.—
. . . 2:55 p.m .
..... 0:55 p.m .
Depart*
2:4fl*. m,
8:40 a.m .
8:20 p.m
7:10 p .m .
North Bound '
Arrlvo
Depart*
. . . 1:48 a. tii.
2:08 a. hi.
__ 11:45 a. m. 12:08 i>. ra.
..... 8 :0 5 p .m .
3:25p.m .
___10:00 p. m.
Trilby tirahefi
Arrive
Depart*
?:00 a. m.
----8;25 p. m.
West Sldo
104-tfc
Post cards— locul views— lc each at
the Herald office.
For office supplies, stationery, etc.,
io Herald office.
W I - —- •»- - *•
FOR RENT— Two furnished rooms.
Apply 1004 E}m Ave,
152-tfc
Leesburg Branch
...
,
Depart*
FOR RENT— Nicely furiilshe’d front
No.
*Wo.
FOR RENT— Desirable house keepipg
•No.
rooms. ribx. 117. .
103-atp
No.
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
and
for
11
2:52 p.m.
If \--------8:30 p. ro.
^8----- — 2:00 p- tin22.......— . -7:00 p. m,
Oviedo Branch
housekeeping rom*,
Arrive
180-etp
•No. 128..........11:00*. m.
FOR RENT— FurnlBhed rooms at 210 •No. 127_____
French ave.
105-5tp •Dally, except Sunday.
FOR RENT— Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 71S Oak Ave
Post cards—local view*—lc each at
nue.
104-Otp Herald—by the peund— 15c.
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