130 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/46e07e5b571834dad08042045f52e787.pdf 4cb8ed106aef165bf9670d7d81ddddf3 PDF Text Text Sanford, Sanford “fit? Sabstanfial" “City Sabstandal’ THE THE IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST AMPLE AID IN FLORIDA FOR CATTLE INDUSTRY ASSURED BY NEW BANK Aid is Also Promised by Board Relativity Tower at Potsdam TWO MEN HELD UP ST. LOUIS JEWELRY STORE AND ESCAPED WITH JEWELRY __ (Uy* Tfcr A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s ) CONSTRUCTION IN FLORIDA SHOWS GREAT PROGRESS »■ ST. PETERSBURG IN LEAD. (Ily T h e A aao cln lrd P rr a a ) Entire State Forging Ahead in Big Build­ ing Program PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.—Dlamond rings and unset previous stonos valued a t more thnn fifty thousand dollars, were stolen from n jewelry store nt 718 Sanson street today by IS SHOWN MORE CLEARLY BY three bnndlst, who escaped. TAKING COMPARISON WITH LAST YEAR'S FIGURES BANK aF5A R T 0W Almost immodlnto relief for finan* cinlly stressed Florida and Georgia cattle owners is in prospect by tho organization of a Florida-Georgla cattle loan bank through which the war finance corporation will operate In extending financial aid undor the provisions of the agricultural amend­ ment reviving tho corporation. The Floridn-Gcorgla cattle loan bank will he officially known as the South Florida Cnttfc Loan Company, located at Kartow. It will have a capital stock of $250,000 and T. L. Wilson, of Bartow, will be Us presi­ dent. Application for chnrtcr will be mail­ ed to Tallahassee Wednesday after­ noon and under an net of tho last leg­ islature which makes possible tho granting of charters within five dnys, instead of .10 days ns required hereto­ fore. it is expected thnt tho charter will lie granted in time to pormlt^tho bank to begin functioning within ton days. The organization of tho South Florida Cattle Loan Compnny is tho outgrowth of a long series of pre­ liminary meetings and conferences be­ tween members of tho Agricultural loan agency of the war financo cor­ poration, with hendquarters at A tlan­ ta, ami officials of tho war financo corporation and of tho department of agriculture at Washington. Repre­ senting Florida on this agency are W. F. Coachman, of Jacksonville; T. L. Wilson, of Bnrtow, and Doxtcr M. Lowry, of Tallahassee. At a conference of n sub-commit­ tee of tho agoncy, of which Mr. Coach­ man is chairman, held at Washington on November 2, finul details are nec­ essary to the formation of the com(Contlnunt on l*«n Six) NUMBER 197 ANOTHER JEWELRY STORE HELD UP IN PHILLY DIAMONDS WERE STOLEN. ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.—TNvo armed men today held up a downtown jewel­ ry store, belonging to Edward J. Gal­ lant, and escaped with jewelry valued at twonty-flve to fifty thousand dol­ a pplic a tio n f o r c h a r t e r f o r lars. NEW $250,000 INSTITUTION t h a t w il l l o a n m o n e y • ;■ I SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1921 VOLUME II G overnm ent VEGETABLE SECTION SANF0RDS PR O PO SA L S ON ARMAMENT NOT MADE NOSURRENDER ULSTER RIGHTS SAYS CRAIG GAIN ( l l r T h r A aaoclnlrd P rr a a ) JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 10.—Altho Tampa led eight of tho principal cit­ ies of the stnto during Octobor in A view of the tower of Telegraph hill, I’otmlatn, Germany, which In to the nggregnto valuo of building per­ nerve Prof. Albert Kliixtelu iih an observatory ami laboratory for further experlmentH In the realm of relativity. Erich Mcmlclxotm lx the designer of the mits issued, St. Petersburg wns tho WAYS AND MEANS OF CURTAIL­ unique structure, which alxn lx to lie uxeil ax an experimental xtutlon by the STATEMENT MADE AFTER MEET leader in new construction inasmuch uHtro-pliyxtcn! Institution of l'otsdum. ING NAVAL EXPENDI­ INC, OF ULSTER as In tho former city 171 of tho 307 TURES CABINET permits Issued were for repnirs, much I H r T h e A sso rln lrd P ress) I l l y T h e A a a o c ln l r d P r r a a ) to buildings dnnmgcd by tho tropical WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—Propos­ LONDON, Nov. 10.—Statement 1s- storm, while in St. Petersburg no per­ als to bo made by American delega­ Hucd nftcr this morning's meeting of mits were required for tho repair of tion to conference o narmnment limi­ Ulster cabinet members hero conclud­ such damage. Tho value of Tampn’s tation apparently constitute only sug­ ed "Sir Jnmes Craig on behnlf of cab­ permits wns $417,428, while those of gestion prepared In advnnco nB to inet of Northern Irelnml wishes it St. Petersburg wore $414,450, a dif­ wayH and means of curtailing naval clcnrly understood that there can be ference of only $2,978. expenditure!* without sacrifice of nat­ no surrender of Ulster rights.” Jacksonville, which had held first ional security. Great Britain is not place In tho monthly list for several known to hnve worked out any for­ As the Body Laid in State in the Rotunda of the TO REDUCE RUM RUNNING. months, wns displaced by St. Peters­ mula, Japan awaiting American sug­ burg and Tampa, dropping to third Building (D r Th« A n o c U tad Fr«t«l gestion and Franco and Italy are WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—American ptneo with a total of $370,927, with more concerned with Innd forces than ,, , . prohibition officers and Canadian of­ Miami in striking distance with a to­ navies. I l ly T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s ) , ,,tiffrimilI.ea I fictala have entered into a “gontle- tal of $370,300. Tho other four cities WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—Great . r Ul’ n. n° Among the most formal pllgrimages nRr0(,mont” designed to reduce and the value of permits Issued in and small folk moved in endless pro­ to chamber was that planned by the | _____ ............................ ........... . __ cnch during Octobor wero Orlando, KILLED WIFE WITH GOLF cession todny through rotunda of British embassy. From the embassy smuggling of liquor across tho bord­ $189,376, Lakeland $120,450, Daytona CLUB; ADJUDGED INSANE; er to a minimum, it wnx announced SENT TO CHATTAHOOCHEE. capital to pay tribute to unknown dead building was arranged n parade hend- yestordny nt Federal prohibition head­ $05,525 nnd Snnford $32,150. Tho lying in such state thoro as only cd by Arthur J. Balfour, head of the combined totnl for tho eight cities quarters, martyred presidents hnve known. All British delegation to Washington and I l l y T h e A s s o c i a te d P r e s s ) Tho plan, It was explained, is to was $1,985,005. TAMPA, Nov. 10.—Tho commis- who could speak for groups In land or former primo minister, and Sir Auck­ St. Petersburg’s total for tho ten provent the shipment of liquor from slon appointed by Judgo Robles to in­ for powers of world were freo to land Gcddos, British nmbnssndor. Two months of the current year wus $3,­ vestigate the sanity of Guisephe place their floral offering about the motor trucks carried flowers. One tho United States into Canada, In­ 912,145 nnd pormits Issued during tho Palmero, charged witr killing his wife casket. Hour by hour heaping flow­ from King George, ono from Premier tended for rc-shlpment buck into thin first ten dnys of November raised thnt with a golf club several months ago, ers grow mountain high and spread Lloyd George and wreaths from Can- country by requiring tho consont of figure to more thnn $4,000,000. Tho declared him mentally unbalanced. Ho about the vost chamber. Flowers that ,, „ - , , - ,, officials of the Cunndinn provinco in­ value of permits in October was great­ blomcd in Franco were there and flow««*“. Australia, New Zealand, India, volved before the liquor is permitted wll lbe sent to Chattahoochee. er than that of nny single month In t .< enter Cnnndn. ors brought all tho way from South | Newfoundland. the history of the city except during UNKNOWN SOLDIER WILL the record months of May and June N.Y.Wonian Elected RE IIIMMEI) FOR CUIIA IN this year whon the figure went to ARMISTICE DAY EXERCISES. more than $(100,000. President General Tampa’s total for the first ten of the D. of C. months I l l y T h r A a a o c ln l r d P r r a a ) was swelled to $3,691,144, an HAVANA, Cubn, Nov. 10.—Curry­ increase of more than $1,000,000 over First Time Woman North of Line tho Homo period last year. The valuo ing a battalion infantry, another of Has Been Elected . tho marines and two military hands, of October permits was almost 300 per tho Cubnn cruiser, Cuba, snilcd toilny cent greater than those of the samo linilM CATS SPRING (llr T h r A u n rln ln l T rm x) for Key West, where troops will tnke month last year when the totnl wns ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.—Mrs. Living SURPRISE IN ROUSE part in the ceremonies Incident to Get Your Position and There WTObe No Confusion ston Itowc Schuyler, of New York, onljr $139,000. Tho largest single per­ VOTE.ON SURTAX. Armistice day and burial of on Amerw Tomorrow today was elected president general of mit issued during the month wns for lean unknown soldier ns officlnl repre­ illy 'I'h r A a a o c l n l r d P r r a a ) tho United Daughters of tho Confed­ construction of the First Church of WASHINGTON, NNov. 10.-*Demo­ sentatives of the government, in —Woman’! Club, Social Dept. eracy In convention here. Her elec­ Christ, Scientist, nt a cost of $90,000. Tho parade will form nt Park ave­ 29. crats in the houjo Rprnng a surprise the American celebration. Almost two-thirds of the permits tion was by acclamation. Sho is tho —Open. nue and Tenth street nt 10:00 n. m. 30. issued in Jacksonville during Octobor on the republican lenders today by first woman living north of tho Mnson —Lloyd’s Shoo Store. Tho line of march starting promptly 31. were for dwellings, 57 of the 83 per­ presenting a resolution providing for nnd Dixon line over elected president —Perkins St Britt. at 10:15 a. m. down Park nvenuo to 32. mits having been for homes to cost an the immediate and straight out vote gcncrnl. , —Ball Hardware Co. Ninth street, thonco to Oak avonue 33. aggregate of $203,200. on the senate fifty per cent surtax down Onk nvenuo to F irst streot, on 34.—Wnkefield’s Marmalade. Minmi’s total for the first ton rale amendment Ul, the tax revision 35. —Bower St. Roumlllat. First streot east to Sanford avenue, months of 1021 is above the $4,000,000 bill. The reppubtlPnn lenders opposod 30.—Haight St Welland. south on Sanford avenue to Fifth Bt. mark, new construction authorized In the nmcndomtnt and n hot debnto re­ —Herald. Printing Co. West on Fifth streot to Magnolia ave­ 37. sulted. October hnving swelled It to $4,313,­ —American Fruit Growers, Inc. nue, thence South to Tenth street, west 38. 200. Of the October permits 05 wore 39. —The Yowell Co. WILL BE ARRAIGNED WHEN IN­ to Park, north on Park avonue to 40.—B. St O. Motor Co. for dwellings while tho largest pro­ SANTA FE WRECKED AT Commercial streot whore parade will DICTMENT IS ject authorized wns the private nnd MULIIALL, OKLAHOMA, 41.—Union Pharmacy; end. FILED maternity ward of tho city hospital, to SEVERAL ARE INJURED. 42.—Woodruff *■ Watson. Tho lino of march will bo as fol­ cost $73,300. Tho total for the year 43.—Popular Market. Frank Akers nnd other Legion mem­ ORLANDO, Nov. 10.—A truo bill lows: to dnte is within $240,000 of the total Illy T h r A a a o c l n l r d P r r a a ) 44.—Hof-Mac Battery Co. bers of tho football contingent say OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 10.—The \vna ordered yestorday by tho Orango for all of 1020, which waH tho record 1. —Colors with escort 45.—Sanford Furniture Co. that Rollins will have an awful bat­ Santa Fo passenger train soutbound, county grand Jury Investigating tho 2. —Gold Star Mothers. year. . 40.—Pure Food Market. tle tomorrow afternoon whon thoy from Kansas City to the Gulf, was enso of Lena M. T. Clarke, and an in­ Orlando during tho first ten months 3. —American Legion. 47. —D. C. Marlowe, No. 1. tackkle the human Juggernauts that wrecked near Mulhall, Okla., forty dictment charging the woman with 4. —Sanford Band. 48. —Bnumell’s Specialty Shop. tho Legion will hurl against thorn. of 1021 wns within sight of tho total miles nortr of hero this morning. No murder of Fred A. Mlltlmore, Orlan­ 5.—Boy Scouts. • 49. —Hill Hdw. Co. i Tho Legion boys havo had no prac­ for all of Inst year whon the aggre­ details hut reports Hay the entire do restaurant proprietor, in a local gate valuo of pormits for tho twelver 0.—Knight Templers. 50.—Thrasher Si Gnrnor. , tice hut they will just naturally wulk train except tho engine and one mall hotol here on August 1 of this year 7.—United Confederate Veterans. months wns $1,841,712. Pormits Is­ 51.—Mobloy's Drug Store. i' through the RolllnH team by sheer enr. left the track. Several persons will bo filed today, tho court .having 7 —Grand Army of the Ropubllc. sued Iq Octobor exceeded thoso of tho 51.—MIIvIb Marble Co. * weight. Were injured but no one hilled .ac­ ndjonrned beforo tho findings could 0.—Spanish W ar Veterans. same month last yenr by $31,000, the 53. —Edward Higgins, Inc, Wo'll wager ten to one thnt It will ho presented late yesterday aftornoon. 10. —City Commissioners and Hon. cording to reports from Guthrie. largest project being an apartm ent 54. —L. P. McCullur. take all of flvo RolllnB huskies to Miss Clarke was not called upon by Jno. W. Martin with Post Com­ 65.—Mrs. J. M. Dresnor. house to cost $32,000, Tho actual down any one of tho following In the tho State Attomoy, Josoph Jonos, To mander. valuo of construction in Orlnndo will PEARI.MAN DISCHARGED 60.—T. J. Miller & Son. Sanford llno-up: Stevens, Allison, 11. —Horsemon, tournament riders.57. WITNESSES DID NOT APPEAR. appear beforo tho Jury. —Brynnt-Wheclor Motor Co. Merritt, Meisch, or Dodson Ball. In grontly exceed the totnl value of tho immediately upon tho filing of tho 12. —Open. permits issued as statistics in tho city 58. —Haynes St Ratliff. l anticipation of tomorrow’s gnme, Rol­ indictmont it Is bollevod the former 13.—Open. Illy T h e A a a n r U t e d P r e a a ) building department show thnt on tho 69. —D. C. Marlowe; No. 2, lins hns borrowed n steam roller from TAMPA, Nov. 10.—Herman Penrl* West Pnlm Beach postmistress will Floats averngo the valuo of a structure us­ 00. —Kent Vulcanizing Works. Volusia county commissioners tls It m,»i, arrested Tuesday in connection bo arraigned, but testimony cannot bo 14.—American Legion. ually is about threo times tho figure 01. —Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. is the nearest thing in weight thnt stated in tho permit. On this bnsls, with the fire In Ybor City Monday heard for more than a week, iinco the 15. —United Daughters of tho Con­ 02. —Sanford Cyclo Co. will stack up with tho Legion eleven. if construction should maintain tho nicht, was discharged this morning docket of tho circuit court now In ses­ federacy. ! 03. —C. A. Mathews. "ft'T a preliminary hearing cnllcd sion is filled until next Wednesday 10.—Daughters of tho' Amorican remainder of tho yenr the averngo 04. —Mahoney & Walker. HEAD ON COLLISION lieran so the prosecuting witnesses and In all probability tho actual trial Revolution nnd Salllo Hnrrison 05. during tho first ten months, conser­ —Chase St Co. AT LONGVIEW, TEXAS, failed to nppenr. will not bogln beforo week after next. Chapter. vative entimntes of business men plnco 00.—C. W. Stokes. ONE TRAINMAN MISSING. Although Edwin W. Davis, chief of 17. —Children of Amorlcnn Revolu­ tho actual value of now construction 07. —Frank Akers’ Tiro Co. council for tho accuaod woman, refus­ ACTING h e a d o f tion. here for all of 1021 nt approximately 08. —B. & 'O. Motor Co. ( I ly T h r A x x n rlitlril I ' r r a a ) es to announco the proposed lino of 18. BRITISH DELEGATION —Camp Fire Girls. 09. —West Sldo Grocery. MARSHALL, Texas, Nov. 10.—Ono $5,000,000, ARRIVES AT WASHINGTON. dofenso to bo followed, it is n foro- ID.—Brotherhood of St. Andrew. Lakeland hns entered tho million trainman .h missing nnd severnl pns. 70. —Raffold-Honlg Co. gono conclusion thnt insanity will bo 20. —Open. dollar class, pormits for October hav­ Mongers slightly Injured, are tho re­ 71. —F. P. Rincs. Mly T h e A a a n r l n t e d P r r a a ) tho plcn. 21. —City of Sanford. ing brought tho total for tho ten sults of a hend on colllssion todny be­ 72. —Roberts’ Grocroy. WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—Arthur 22.—Woman's Club. months of tho current yenr to $1,018,­ 73. —Woman’s Auxiliary, American tween n freight nnd pnssen'rur trains Balfour, acting head of tho British Brngglng on an employoo may hwcII 23.—Community Club of Geneva. 350, For tho first ten months of Legion. on tho Toxns & Pacific, seven miles dogntion to tho armanvjn' confer- his hend, but it will also hwoII his out- 21.—Chamber of Commerco. 1920 tho estimated total was only $210 74. —Caldwell Furnitdro Co. east of Longview, Texns. Tho pas­ nro> nrrlved In Washington todny. 25.—Woman’s Club, Wolfnro Dept. 000 while for October of thnt year put, ________________ senger train was derailed, tho bng« iiiiiiltniicous'y dnlcgntcr from A’is75. —Routh Bros.’ Bakery. 20.—Rotary Club. pormits valued nt approximately $40,­ gnge car wns smashed nnd the wreck• r,,llu mul New Zenland, rnochod tho 70.—Deane Tumor. ’ Tho cynics Hny Peking won’t get a 27.—Woman's Club, Music nnd Lit­ 000 were Issued, ns ngalnst $120,450 ity. age burned, according to reports to 77.—John T. Brndy. erature. look-in. This sounds like anothor rofor last month. Tho largest project officials, j 28.—Knights of Columbus. (ConilmitM on 1‘ag* Two) (Outtlaueri on |»«Ke Four) Ijtike for Peking Toms. I'uy It with a Herald Want Ad. GREAT CROWDS THRONGED CAPITAL OF NATION TODAY HONORING UNKNOWN SOLDIER PARADE WILL BE GREAT -L IN E UP GIVEN HERE SHOWING WHERE TH TRUE BILL FOUND LENA CLARKE CASE GRAND JURY OUT % FOOTBALL GAME WILL BE GREAT SAYS LEGION �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY* NOVEMBER 9, :1»21 Many Killings ROTARY CLUB Mark Election Day in Old Kentucky HAD MEETING jj T i b ® LAST NIGHT j LOUISVILLE, Nov. 0.—Known cas­ ualties in Kentucky's election last night stood nt ten dend nnd seven MOST AMBITIOUS PROGRAM WAS wounded. BERT LYTELL in OUTLINED FOR CLUB Nino men woro killod In two af­ . WORK : frays in Brenthitt county; a mnn nnd a . . a woman wore wounded In Louisville Tho Sanford Rotary Club hold a and ono mnn was killed and two oth­ j ni«ht mooting Inst night at tho Val­ ers seriously wounded in Estlll county. S:: dez Hotel and this fcaturo will bo pnrt The first of tho killings occurred S ~ { of tho regular program ovory month, Monday night In Brenthitt county S' * 5 a Tho night mootings give tho busy when Sylvester Howard, Jr., was kill­ S :: •• 5 Also a Sennett Comedy 1 members more time to cat and talk ed by Marl Pitts. "« ■ over tho program and moro time to Tho second affray in Breathitt "■ "■ * ning and do stunts and tho last Tues­ county occurred yesterday when Clev­ +■ day night of each month hereafter eland Combs is suid to have made ef­ will be a mooting night. Tho other forts to serve as election clerk in fi* Tomorrow—Constance Benney in “The i | meetings will bo Tuosdny at noon as place of n man previously appointed. "M In tho past. The meeting last night Combs, his brother, Leslie Eppern nnd ■-* "■ had no set program but President George Allen, John Roberts and Geo. Magic Cup”; also a Century Comedy <>■ "H Stovens called for committee reports McIntosh were killed outright nnd five ■!! "■ m and for plans for the future and met other perons were wounded, two of ■ with a hearty response. Judgo Hous- them, Asbory Combs nnd Tom Cen­ ■ mm % . holder gavo a report of tho state ters, dying lntor. Four of tho dead meeting at Orlando nnd compliment­ men woro Democrats nnd four of tho ed tho Sanford club upon their at­ wounded Republicans. Q I'UIU K l"! Trsm sn tendance and nlso gave an outlino of In Louisvillo, I*ntrolmnn Bonnott sovcrnl measures that ho would like Gnrdner, in a quarrel with Harry s to see taken up. Dcano Turner, nl- Ross, fired sovcral shots. One shot wnys prolific of idens, nlso hnd sov- Htruck nnd seriously wounded Ross ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO I ernl among them being the White ] nm, unother struck Mrs. Llllinn ColSUIT YOU Way on the lake front boulovnrd. ; |jnH( a>,e(j ^ It was decided to back tho White T’ho fourt'h ftffray wnH in Estill You can make money buying for advance. Way, look after the needy chihlren, counjy where P. F. Wolfinbargcr, RcYou are going to build a home one of these have a municipal Christmas treo in publican enndidato for Bhcrlff, wns Central Pnrk, locato a pormanent uth- seriously wounded by Lloyd Winkler. days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it Ictic field fur the high Bchool, con­ Winklor was shot and killed by Wolfby easy stages. • tinue tho good work of tho Boy Scouts, inbnrger’s son. JeiT Phnnt Richard­ assist in tho library work, take a son, a bystander, nlso wns wounded. If you have some money, will build one or prominent part in nil work for the Another death wns added Into Inst two houses. boys of the city and other municipal night when K. K. Spencer, a Demo­ Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the alTairs. A collection was asked for the cratic election clerk, wan killed nt children's Home nnd a big donation SimpBon precinct on Frozen Creek in game now. wns made that will bo forwarded at Breathitt county. His murderer has Christmas time and bo ono of tho not been captured. presents on the Municipal Christmas tree. BURCH TRIAL GOES Mine Host Campbell had prepared OVER; OHENCHAIN a fino dinner in which Key West WOMAN IS HELD crawfish were featured and tho mem­ bers of the Rotary Club voted the AGENT LOS ANGELES, Calif., Nov. night session one of the best in tIn* Judge Sydney N. Reeve yesterday history of the club. Sanford Roturder of one of his employes. Clyde inns recognize the vnlue of tho word granted tho motion of the defense for Manning, negro farm boss, who con­ "service" and nre striving to live up a continuance in the trial of Arthur C. Burch, charged with tho murder of fessed that he aided Williams in a to it every dny. J. Belton Kennedy. O p tic i­ O ptom e­ number of the murders, and who an tr is t Following a conference of attorneys ATLANTA, Nov. An aftermath pointed out the graves of the victims, AMERICA'S UNKNOWN the case was reset for November 22. to tho J. S. Williams "murder farm" also is serving a life sentence. SOLDIER WILL BE TO SEE BETTER SEE MOORE After a brief argument tho court LAID TO REST FRIDAY. denied tho motion for a dismissal of case developed last night when it was Phone 192 Opposite Poet Offloe the indictment against Mrs. Obonchnin learned that another skeleton had been May Finish Lena WASHINGTON, Nov. 0.—General Clarke Case Today Porshlng will trudgo afoot all tho long and her attorneys asked for a henr­ discovered in a pond a short distance ing. from the Williams home in Jasper ORLANDO, Nov. 0.—Tho Orange wny from tho cnpitol to Arlington Na­ county. This discovery brought tho County Grand Jury was occupiod yes- tional cemetery next Friday to pay number of bodies recovered as a re- jt,r,|ay with an investigation into cir- honor to America's unknown soldier. CHINA PREPARING TO SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST MEET OBLIGATIONS. sult of the killings to thirteen. Icumstances surrounding tho killing of The lender under whom the un­ While the /Voleton was found sov- F m l A M|itmoro In thjs city on tho known hero served in France declined NASHVILLE, TENN. PEKIN, Chinn, Nov. 0— The Pekin oral days ago, when tho wnters of tho nijfht of |ast Auffu„t 0f this ycnr, to serve ns grand marshal and ride nt pond had receded and left the bones jn c.onncction with which Lena M. T. the head of the funeral escort. As government has taken steps to reor­ The Giant of the South on the bank, the discovery was not | Clnrko of West Palm Bench is held in chief of the A. E. F., General Persh­ ganize all its foreign obligations and to insure prompt payment of nil its It.s immense popularity is due not only to the fact that made public until last night. Jasper county Jail hore. ing regards himself as a mourner at foreign obligations, it was stated in county officials stated it was imposevery line in it is written for Southern farm families by At (1 o'clock Inst night when the the ayntlxdic funeral ami he will walk nn official reply to the recent messngo slide to identify tho skeleton, hut they ^ ran,| jury recessed until this mornmen and women who know and appreciate Southern condi­ tho five miles, taking his place just from Charles Evans Hughes, Ameri­ believed it to ho that of one of the j,,^ Prosecutor Jones announced it tions, but to the practically unlimited personal service which after President Harding and the cabi­ can secretary of state, calling attent­ negroes alleged to have been killed by wa„ ljkc|y tho investigation would be is given to subscribers without charge. net members, but continuing on foot ion to the situation created by Chi­ Williams’ son, Marvin. Loiloy and conc|u,lcd by noon toi^iy and tho jury's Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun­ Hulnnd Williams now nro under in­ action made public some time during with the column after the president nn’s failure to meet her overdue loan and the senators and representatives of the Continental nnd Commercial dreds of different subjects—all without chnrge. When you dictment for murder, but have been tho day. nnd supreme court members and oth­ become a subscriber this invaluable personal service is yours. missing since a short time after the Of tho fourteen witnesses whoso ers of the official group of mmirnors Trust and Savings Company of Chi­ That is one reason why we have— first bodies woro found on tho Wil­ testimony was heurd yesterday, fivo cago. turn aside at the White House. liams’ farm. The reply wns delivered to the were employes of tho San Juan hotel, Honors will be paid the unknown American legion here. 375,000 CIRCULATION John S. Williams is now in the Ful­ whore the alleged killing took place. ton county jail, where ho is serving a The remainder were police or persons soldiur soon after tho body arrives The note clnims thnt Chinn is mnklife sentence, having been convicted ^ itl to have heard the report of tho hero at -I p. m., today by the three ing every effort to meet all her ob­ co-ordinato branches of the govern­ ligations in order to maintain conin Newton superior court for tho nuir- fatal shot. ment—oxecutive, legislative and judi­ tinued crodit. cial. An soon an the casket is placed in Aftor you become so rich thnt you e rotunda of tho Cnpitol, where tho WHEN YOU THINK OP COFFEE iknown dead will lio in state don't care what the waiter thinks of you, it is good form to give him n THINK OF ten-ccnt tip. a wreath in tho rnmo of the M a i W B n® ”’1 IftBftftftftftftftftftftftftftl ““H i ® s WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS I Extra Pants Make suit last twice as long. We have full stock of many fancy pat­ terns. Also Solid Black for Full Dress and Knights Templar Uni­ forms. Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company Meisch Realty Company j A. P. CONNELLY A nother Skeleton on “Murder Farm” TOM MOORE G rad e "A ” Cc if fee A ww Always Fresh BEL-JAR COFFEE CO. THE HARDEST THING TO DO The hnrdest thing I ever tried to do was to keep clear of DEBT, DIRT, and the DEVIL, nil at the Idge ns Its representative. Chief Jus­ name time, hut now I have found tice Tnft, nnd the associate justices thnt tho Snnford Branch of tho wil lpay n floral tribute on behalf of Lakeland Steam Lnupdry will take care of the dirt. Call 475 the Indicia p . morlcnn people. At almost name hour the wreath provided VOLUSIA COUNTY GRAND JURY IN SESSION. ROLLINS COLLEGE vs. CAMPBELL-LOSSING POST FOOTBALL GAME ARMISTICE DAY, 4 P. M. Don’t forget we give a free chance on tho American Le­ gion Ford with every tire. 30x31/2 N. S......$10.25 30x3 N. S........$8.75 Frank Akers Tire Co. VULCANIZING First and Elm Ave. Phone 447-W SANFORD BRANCH Lakeland Steam Laundry T. A. Butner, Prop. ' DELAND, Nov. 1).—Circuit court Phone 475 convened hore yesterday with Judgo James W. Perkins presiding, and Geo. At. DeCottcn ,of Sanford, ns stnto’s attorney at Volusia county's first session since his election. There •nre two capital cases for trial at this term. One Is William Woodward on aged white mnn of Osteen, charged Before buying' your with the murder of John II. Quitsnw, a white mnn. This crime occurred several yenrs ago nt Osteen. Dennis Bush, a negro, will face trial chnrgcd with the murder of his wifo nt Ornngo City. There nre eighteen men in the county jail nwniting trial on Come in and look over vnrious charges nnd besido the grnnd our line jury will lmvo between 00 nnd 70 oth­ er cases to Investigate. Thoro la possibility that the grnnd jury will make an Investigation of n number ol tho Daytona Bench cnscs. ono ol’ which resulted In tho shooting nnd killing of Grady Hnmoa. COOL WEATHER IS COMING HEATING STOVE For first class Job work—the Harold How Yeast Vitamon Tablets Put On Firm Flesh Quickly Incrssaa Your Energy nnd Beautify the Complexion— Easy and Economical to Take. NICK M/WAm Thin or run-down folksl Tnko Muslin's VITAMON—two tablet* RUST with every lucid. Thou welsh nml « 6 4kAm it h u tu t measure youisclf each week ami con­ tinue taking Mastic’s VITAMON VMIM WAIST regularly until you nro satisfied with BOZkAm 7 /*«Ait your gain in weight and energyMastic's VITAMON contains highly concentrated yonst-vltniiilncs ns well as the two other still more importantvitamincs (Fat Soluble A nml Water Soluble C). It is now lieing used by thousands who appreciate Its con­ venience, economy and ouick results. By increasing tho nourishing ixiwer of what you eat Mastin'* VITAMON CALF supplies just what your laxly need* H /neA m to feed tho shrunken tissues, strength­ en internal organs, clear tho skin nml renew shatterfl nervo force without upsetting the Mlomacli or causing j(ns. Pimples, boils and skin eruptions , 140 •com to vnninh as if by magic nml tho IAiuniij complexion liecoiuca radiantly clear nml Ixuiutifui. mg iicnltli-tiiiMiliiii. , I, . , IMPORTANTI Whllo tho amaidtmiomdrntcd in ,• » ? •'•'wtiii * \ ITAMON has liecn clearly and positively constipation skin imu,ill i'lck ° ,,n4rKY> nervous troubles, nnemta, Indigestion, and mental condition it"V*' ,i‘T’r n'"111wnernlly weakened physical their w. ig 1 . ere i "',0U,d.not boused by anyone who OBJECTS to having sU good drugglst* ' Y°UCa" VITAMON tablets at • UST ’m M A S T I N S v IT A M O N mtOUlCIMAl « ™ Wt T iPAb'L’EliS VCAST T O * Are Positively Guaranteed to Put On Firm Flesh, Clear the Skin and Increaso Energy W hen Taken W ith Every Meal or Money Back THE BALL HARD­ Is n tM A S T IN S jin tV IT A M O N WARE COMPANY OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD 0FFI �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1921 forta would have disappeared with All three were In deadly per­ il so that something must bo credited to good fortune In th at they wdfce enabled to make their execution so frightful -in tho end to escape un­ scathed. „ ,• SANFORO—DAILY HERALD them. T-T#-* m r ifuiHM •» THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. ____ _______ m u i n u R. J. HOLLY .......... ............. ..Editor N. J. LILLA RD -..8«m U ry.TreM om B. A. NEEL............General Manager HOirttRT J. HOLLY, J r H -OMOVLATION H I M * * , Phone 148 up to 0 P. M. »iw m. i > k— m a»nwtfm aakMttrnM w * is U f« « Om Tm t .................................................... . M* a , MtlUu .............................•....... D*liT*t*a i* onr *r °*rrt*f Om WMk ....... ............................. ... u s s a t f w t t “S3 r u t , t l w y t W » lw » w . Member of The Aaaoclatod Preen Only half n tiny till Armlstico Dny —do your shopping today. -----------------------The nameless hero will be honored tomorrow at "Washington. We are hoping tho known onoa will alao re ­ ceive theirs. - ■ —o .i — Johnny J. Jones has made Charley Britt n fabulous offer to take charge of his shows as soon ns the Sanford Carnival Is oven That Is, provided Schollo Mainea is Included In tho deal. * ---------o--------- It la doubtful if there Is a city of tho siso of Sanford In Amorlca that will hnvo a greater celebration on Armistice Day. We started last night with a carnival and will kcop it up Until midnight Friday. --------- ------------Now York Is beginning tho work of organizing a "Third Party." It may be nil right but the eternal triangle has made a lot of trouble in domestic llfo ns well ns political life. IIowover, if tho third party shows any speed we might give it tho once over especnlly If it believes In short skirtB. OM Tnllnhnsscv is waking up. Press reports say they will have wat­ er power, Hix story buildings, tho Leon Hotel will be cleaned, Tom Applcynrd will reduce, Ernest Amos will go fishing, H. Clay Crawford will get a hair cut and Governor Hardee will appoint n South Florida man for dog catcher. FOIl ARMISTICE DAY Half a leg, half a leg, Onward to Sanford rodo tho six thousand Theirs to eat and dance, theirs to take a chance, Onward to Sanford rides tho six thousand. OUR WAR HEROES Sergeant Samuel Woodfill, whose homo is in Rellview, Ind., has been called to public attention by Gunoral Pershing as one of three greatest in­ dividual heroes of the war. Singlehanded he slew nineteen German sol. diers and enptured three machine gun nests. Wo have heard much of Ser­ geant York. w)»o, raptured 172 Ger­ mans, and of Major Whittlesey, and Ii Ih men of tho "lost battalion,” but the feat of Sergeant Woodfill, hither­ to has had little not lea except in nn oiTidnl way, though he was granted the Medal of Honor by congress and numerous other decorations. From that ho has remained so long un­ tile time that turn elapsed and the fnct known, it would appear that ho is not a Holf-advortisur. in fnct, a man who exhibits the courage that brings con­ spicuous recognition rarely Is of tho disposition to go about blowing a horn. Tho two attributes are incom­ putable, It Is proper that honor duo should bo uccordcd men who perform notable feats in tho fuco of danger and it is gratifying that so many escaped tho perils of the battlefield after show­ ing the mottTe they possessed. Yet, how many otb"*-# thoro may hnvo boon who possessed equal courage und who made equally valiant attempts, yet perished in the courts leaving no record of their daring, Had any one of these men who stand out as conspicuous heroes boon killed It is possible that all evidence of their ef- H E IN Z F IG l'U D D IN G Heat a can of Heinz Fig Pud­ ding in boiling water for .10 minutes. Tile following makes a good sauce to servo with the pud­ ding: 1 tablespoon butter; 1 scant tablespoon flour; 3 table­ spoons sugar; Cinnamon to tustv. When blended add slow­ ly 1-2 cup milk and 1 cup of water. Cook until smooth. When cool pour into beaten egg. Deane Turner Phones 497-404 WELAKA BLOCK Throughout the ^Months o f U n certain ty ---------o--------- NOW IS TUB TIME, WHEN IT S NEEDED­ due to the re-adjustment of things, we are proud to say this bank has been fortunate in the fact that it has been in a position to take care of its customers in keeping with the rules of good and safe banking. This has been due, in a large measure, to the strength of the in­ stitution and the experience and ability of the men behind it. Tho Amoricnn Legion In an ad­ dress to tho public, asks that servlco men bo given preference In selecting employes. Tho Legion says 600,000 service men aro Idlo, many of thorn wnlkfng the streets, and wondering where their next meal is coming from. In somo states relief Ia‘ws ore operat­ ing to furnish these men with tho necessities of life but most states hove no such law. Congress has de­ layed’ action on disability and com­ pensation bills until they will be too Into to prevent suffering this winter. This is a subject that should bo very near to every American heart. Such n situation would not have been tol­ erated for a minute in 1917 and 1915, and should not bo tolerated now. There Is just as strong reason for the solicitudo for tho service man today as thoro was three years ago when he was in cantonment, on transport or In tho trenches. If there’s a citizen of Snnford who can aid oven one of those service men, It'Ts his duty to do so, nnd right NOW is tho time ho needs that help most, ---------o--------- ence of paying Interest on bonds for TURNING TOWARD DEMOCRACY. some time before any*of tho money was used, and the axperlenco was not relishod then, nor will it bo now, in The election Tuesday according to this very large issuo of county bonds. students of political economy nnd pol­ Munlcipnl and county bonds arc itics in general showed several big now favorite securities in nil markets, surprises tho least of which is tho and it will hardly bo necessary to give sudden turn of the people from Ito- any bait to those who handle tho bond puhtiennism to tho ranks of Democ­ issuo. racy. In the short space between last A concrete illustration of what this November election, tho time that tho now order means, ns given in a case Republicans took office in March and where n mnn paid $40.50 on tho $1,000 the present time there has been a valuation last year, ho will undor this great revulsion of feeling nil over the new order, pay $00.25. Naturally tho United States and in regard to the taxpayer will want to know thnt it is League of Nations, tile soldiers bonus, necessary thnt his taxes bo increased the settlement of labor troubles, for­ one-third, and he will not be blnmed eign relations and ninny other rocks for wanting to bo assured that the upon which great parties break, tho money power has not put one over on Republicans seem to have lost many the humble taxpayer who usually has frienilH that rallied to their standard no friend in court.—Orlnndo ReporterlaHt November with such eclat and en­ Star. thusiasm. And in Washington in one of tho LIKES COMMISSION FORM. private residences sits Woodrow Wil­ son, thu greatest Amoricnn of them A recent issue of the St, Augustine all, who with n broken body and n broken henrt watched the peoplo turn Record contained a summary of tho uwuy from the only penco pact that work accomplished by tho commis­ will suvo the world and renounce thg sion form of governent under the Democratic pnrty, renounce Woodrow city malinger plan. It is tho 'same Wilson and renounce the faith that story ns thnt told in other cities whore should have boon kept with humanity. strictly business methods of govern­ It must bo very gratifying today ment have been adopted. There nlfor Wilson to note that the tide is ways will be politicians in every com­ turning and the American people ns n munity opposing the commission form, whole usually get back to common but there are few instances where sense and they aro getting back to they have ever been aide to win buck right principles even faster than this1 tlie antiquated political system after it is once abolished. Here is what St. paper predicted last year. President Harding’s own home town Augustine finds from her commis­ of Marion, Ohio, went Democratic sion form: Tuesday and the soldier’s bonus hill "Through tho budget system, tho was carried overwhelmingly in Mar­ expenditure of $825,538.54 hns been ion showing how tho peoplo of the authorized since 1915. Records show president's town feel about the Jtc that only (?CG,£33.54 has been ex­ publican administration. pended, $26,933 under the amount Other ntntes thnt were doubtful provided in six years. since last Novombor went Democratic "$65,000 worth of waterworks bondH nnd the straws of Tuesday show which outstanding in 1915 have been reduc­ way tho wind is blowing. Wo pre­ ed to $48,000, being $17,000 plus in­ dict thnt the Republicans will bo terest In the six yonrs. swamped under nn nvalanche of votes "The city on July 17, 1015, owed in tho next presidential election thnt $35,023.00. On Juno 30, 1021, its lia­ will break up the Grand Old Pnrty bilities wore $3,423,85 a difference in for years to como and they will never favor of the administration of $30,regain the prestige gnined by their 500.24. great victory last November. "$2,738.10 wore duo on pnving bills Lest wo forget. in 1915. Tho city has dono $18,229.64 And they have forgotten. worth of paving in Hix years and only ---------o--------$2,457.70 of the now pnving remains ORANGE COUNTY’S TAXES TAKE uncollected, mostly on recontly pav­ DECIDED RAISE ed streets. “The auditors highly commended Taxes novor were popular. They tho offico of tho treasurer and tho aro not popular today. Usually, city nudltor and clerk for efficiency those charged with tho duty of levy­ dinplnyed in the handling of the city ing taxes, nnd those entrusted with monoy in six years."—Palntka News. tho expenditure of money received --------- D--------from taxution, get a good many GOOD CITIZENS knocks, whelKor they deserve thorn ARE REING MADE. or not. A recent order made by tho Bonrd Commencement exorciscn for tho of Cuunty Commissioners, ia creating a good deal of stir and ndverso com­ club girls nnd boys of Putnnm county ment. Whether tho criticism is woll wns hold at Pnlutkq on Saturday, Oc­ founded or not, Thu Iloportor-Star tober 29. Eighteen prizes were given does not umlurtnku to Huy, Tho facts will lie given ami the public to that ninny younghtors whose work for the yonr had averaged highest, can form its own judgment. Tho order that is the subject of prizes ranging from n scholarship to criticism, increases the millngo about tho short course for club girls at the 13 mills for tho purposu of meeting State Collage for Women, at Tallninterest on a bond issue of $2,600,000. hnssee, with all expensts paid, to set­ Of course no one objects to paying tings of purebred eggs. Wo Imvc spoken of this affair, using Interest on bonds that aro issued nnd delivered III payment of roads built, the word "commencement." In every hut inasmuch uh it will he moro than sense of tho word It wns n commence­ n year before much of this money will ment. As we remember, no diplomas bo used, it is not plain why intorost were awarded or ccrtiflcntcn granted, should bo accruing on bonds. Fully duo only, however, to tho fnct that not half of this vast sum, it is said, will ono of tho young workers wns finish­ not be used for moro than a year. Just ing his nr her fourth year of club ac­ why the bondholders should rocolvo tivity. Nevertheless, these final exer­ has not boon called, does not nppear cises of the yonr—tho climax of a interest on bonds on which tho monoy year of bard, enthusiastic work for a plain to tho ordinary taxpayer. Tho multitude of young peoplo looking toCity of Orlando once had an experi­ wnrd definite ends—mark tho bogln- First N ational Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER « , F. P. Forster, President B. F. Whitner, Cashier PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD ning of great futures for many of those participating. Not one of those youngsters who gathered to learn the results of their year’s work havo failed to gain some­ You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ thing this year. From now hcncoforth the things they hnvo learned— fessional and Business Man in bo it how best to raise poultry, best to preserve fruits nnd vegetables, or Sanford in This Column best to keep house—they will put into prnctice. And putting thim into prac­ tice they will he doing their bit to CONTRACTORS LAWYERS make the homo life of our agric’iltura1 people—nnd, therefore, all our people S. O. Shinholser George A. DeCottes —a better life. Contractor and Builder Attorney-at-Law Commencing on these occasions, Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD •:• FLORIDA particularly, when extension club FLORIDA work is brought to nn end for the SANFORD year, thousands of boys nnd girls Sanford Constructs Co. throughout our State and nation aro HARTFORD BATTERY CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS stepping upon the threshold of life Planes and Specifications Cheerfnllj* leadership to champion the practices “Battery Insurance” Furnished nnd principles of good agriculture, Sold and Serviced by All Work Guaranteed good housekeeping and good citizen­ H. T. PACE P. O. Box » » ship. Edw. Higgins, Inc. WEATHER AND CROP Haight & Wieland PURE WATER Cnnditions in Florida for tho Week Ending Nor. H, 1921. GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Elder Springs Water Temperature: The temperature during the week averaged about nor­ mal or slightly below; on tho whole tho weather was Ideal in that respect. Thoro wns light frost in the interior of tho northwest portion on the 3rd nnd 4th. Precipitation: The week wns gener­ ally dry, the only precipitation re­ ported being less than one fourth inch. Rain is needed west of the Apa­ lachicola and locally in the Suwannee river section. The soil is generally in good condition over most of the pe­ ninsula from *he nnrth»‘n*"s,**i portionof the section southward. Condition <t Crops: Tho absence of rain and the high percentage of sun­ shine were fnvornblo in the central and southern portions of the peninsu­ lar where damaged crops, delayed seeding, nnd growth showed progress. Much replanting wnH done by truck­ ers. Much citrus fruit wns blown off during the recent storm was gathered nnd prepared for shipment. Fruit on the trees wns benefited by tho rains incident to the passing of the October storm; the fruit will ‘‘(111 out" and may yet bo about tho nverngo size. The planting of oats was resumed where tho soil was in favorable condi­ tion. The shipment of citniH fruit increased — especially grapefruit. Sweet potntoes are being harvested, nnd considerable rnne him been cut preparatory to making syrup. Ranges wore much improved by the rains of previous weeks. Th0 pecan crop hns been mostly hnrvested. IT WOULD BE. Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Osk and First Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, P la LORO’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dally Service Phono I t? FLORIDA . Employment Bureau.. SANFORD NOVELTY The vocational committee of the Busi­ WORKS ness nnd Professional Women’s Club rcque^U u\i young women' desiring employment to register at the First National Bank. AGNES G. DERNER, Chairman D. F. SUMNER V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and MiB Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street PAINTER LET HE PAINT TOUR HOUSE Will O tatn o t or Toko lob by tbo Hoot PHONE t il HI LAUREL ATE. Sanferd, Fix. TRANSFER ----------------- -------------------------— “WE DELIVER THE GOODS’* Sanford Machine Foundry Co. & Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities General Machine and Boiler Worka Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned If we please you, tell others; if n» tell us. Phone 499 Sanford Steam Laundry Hotel Montezuma FOR SERVICE Call 146-J W. RAWLING, Prop. “Sanford’s New Hotel” HOTELS •1-50 Up Per Day Acteylene Welding OF ALL KINDS Fancy apples have been soiling in tho markets of the north nnd iniddio Sanford Welding Co. west at nround $55 per ton. Apples hnvo been selling at retail In tho towns Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. of south Florida nt nround 15 cents per pound .which is $300 per ton. Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Ava Wouldn't it he interesting to know New Era Printery how this $245 difference between what the growers got nnd tho consumer G. Bassett Smith, Prop. pnid, is distributed?—Moore Haven COMMERCIAL AND Times. JOB PRINTING GILLON & FRY . Presenting n largo picture, which INSURANCE extends over five columns on tho front pngo ,tho Lnke Worth Herald last week srowed ‘South Park, ono of Lnkn N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. Phone 442 111 P a rk i Worth’s Bonuty Spots." The pnrk apW. T. ltOllEIITS, Agent ponrH to contor on nnd include a round Office supplies or hill thnt hns given tho opportunity Herald Printing Co. for lnndscnpe gardening thnt could Sanford *!' Florida anything |n this lin* not bo secured on n lovol tract. Tho ________ Wo have it er can gi DRINK place In most attractive, nnd no doubt nddn to tho pleasure nnd comfort of Elder Springs Water, ita U0 98-mo vt cent pure. Phone 31L home folks and visitors. r mr Scrntcl» Pads from Th* Herald by tho pound—15c. Electrical Contractors �CJ . . . . . . . . . . . .. • ■ - ..... —’•r- ‘ T H B S A N F 0 R D D A fL Y H BRAL l> ,T H U R 8D A Y ,N 0V E M B E R 10,1921 •*r ill «*• 1 _ ■» It : . l a'j PA G E I .0.1 : .711 i 'I I nr i- >/ v. *2U\ I tTZJE*. V.. Clear for Action! $ 1 5 0 .0 0 FREE! * A pA p, This command has gone forth in our store. Just as a battleship needs room to fight, we need more selling space, so we are going to fire bargains at you that will get our store decks in proper trim. We are not going to get as much money as we should have for these things, but we are after ROOM in this sale—not profits. Come early, if you want your share of the bargains. THIS SALE LASTS 1 4 DAYS ONLY To stimulate interest in this sale, we will give awny FREE $150.00 IN CASH. HERE IT IS: READ IT. ANY PERSON SPENDING ONE DOLLAR MAY BE IN THE CON­ TEST. After spending $1.00 with us ask the cashier for a contest card. Write your name and address on it, then guess the amount of our sales for the entire 14 days, put it down on the card, drop in ballot box. The person guessing nearest the amount will re­ ceive $100.00 CASH. The next best guess will receive $50.00 CASH. CONTEST CLOSES NOVEMBER 25TH. ALL CARDS MUST BE IN BY THAT DATE. WINNERS NAMES PUBLISHED IN THE HERALD NOVEM­ BER 29TH AND CHECKS MAILED TO YOU. f X T T T ± T T T f T OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH-GRADE D ry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Housefurnishings x H ardware, cI(ugs, Etc., Etc. ± T t T ± WILL ALL BE IN THIS Fifty RUGS FREE!! In This BIG STORE WE HAVE 50 BEAUTIFUL RUGS THAT WE BOUGJHT FOR THIS OCCASION. We will give away absolutely FREE these you will find $35,000.00 worth of merchan­ dise MARKED TO SELL, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Hardware, Dishes, Cook­ ing Utensils, Crockory, Stoves, Ranges, Rugs, Trunks, Suit Cases, Silverware, Glassware, Trousers, Underwear, Hosiery, Middies, Skirts, Silk Waists, Corsets, Aprons, Silk Ties, Overalls, Work Clothing, Children’s Wash Suits and Rompers, Dress Shirts, Col­ lars, Boys’ Suits, Parasols, Watches, Clocks and nearly everything that a person wants. rugs ,to the first 50 customers spending $1.00 or more with us Saturday morning. GET YOUR COUPON WHEN YOU ENTER THE DOOR S TA R TIN G A T 9 O CLO CK A. SATUR DAY I AM THE MAN ? I i l Who has given an absolute GUARANTEE to sell this stock and do it quickly. My money and my reputation are at stake. THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. I T f I T T x1 1 I 1 T i i T i ± Y * J. M. DAWSON t t I AM FIGHTING THE HIGH-PRICE GERM! BUY BARGAINS! STORE CLOSED THURSDAY nnd FRI­ DAY, NOVEMBER 10 AND 11 to arrnnge stock for quick handling. Noth­ ing sold until SATUR* DAY, NOVEMBER 12th. WE CANNOT intelligently itemize and price the merchandise in this paper. Nothing short of a personal visit can avail you any­ thing. This is not a dream or a scheme, we are far too practical to deal in either dreams or schemes. This sale will be a huge reality. Every article in this large ESTABLISHMENT goes on sale at DRASTIC REDUCTIONS. 1 Destruction of Profits is What This Means Selling is my business and there is just one way to sell—* 8TRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER TALK TO THE BUY­ ING PUBLIC and STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER PRIC­ ES ON DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE. Misleading adver­ tising won't do it. It takes real goods and real prices, this stock has the goods and I will make the prices. This stock is all new merchandise of the highest quality. T NOV. HELP ME! Force will be used to accomplish our purpose—WE MUST have the CASH MONEY; WE ARE COMPELLED TO RAISE IT, there­ fore we have placed this stock in the hands of Mr. Dawson and have given complete authority to sell the goods without consider­ ing profits. OUR HANDS ARE UP, the goods must move out of the store, so we appeal to the people for help. KANNER NAIL ORDERS Store AH mntl orders filled promptly and contest cards mailed to you, so if you can't come to the store send your order by malt nnd got In the con­ test, regardless of where you live. rn 213-215 SANFORD AVENUE, »hk t SANFORD, FLORIDA T T ? 1 1 V f* f T ? i �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10,1921 PAGE FOUR • ■" — " —m- ► ; This F orw ardr ■ r « M M # # # * M MEETINGS » # p » # * m ih * .1,1.7 • i . i 1 - r t ------ sb !8 b n -'-j •' ixofr “Sini ■ is jealous of its reputation fdr Ser- ’• . vice and seeks to justify.it anew with each individual problem presented to it. . ' The knowledge and experience of this bank is available to its friends and patrons at all times, regardless of the size of their transactions. * m PARISH HOUSE KALENDAR. 1 Rofy Cross Pariah Hottaa j Nov. 27,^11 rothethood of St. An­ drew Dinner. Dec. 1-2.—Holy Cross Bazaar. 4 r pGCi fl-7.—All Soul's Bazaar. Monday. Circle No. 3, of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. T. B. Dobbins and Mrs. J. M. Moyc, at the apartm ent of the former, 018 Oak avenue, a t 3 p. m. OPENING NIGHT OF CARNIVAL WAS B E Y O ^ W R fc lrA fH )^ WHITE WAY WAS ABMZRt . ■ ' ■■. . v s . -- —* Many Attractions and Booths Drew a Large ?nd Good-Natured Crowd u « * *\ ~ •• _______ __ t. , . ‘ * * The opening night of the Armistice on the personal and organized efforts 1 0 i n * Day carnival gave every indication1they are expending to make Armlaa vi 5 that its ultimate success would bo a ll1tlco Day the biggest affair ever atthat was anticipated for it by those tempted in Sanford, and if the opeor A » ** who have worked so hard in nttempt- ing of the carnival last night was o r^Y ing to give the people of Sanford the standard by which the Armistice D^y . CV.1V. biggest day that they have ever h ad .1program can be gaged, it is safe tp BIR SALE AT KANNBR’S While the opening night could not ‘ assume that the success of the day is ti.;!JUVENILE SHOES WILL KNOCK 'EM COLD, boost of n large number of people, the assured. SAYS SALES MANAGER bnlly-hoo boys were on the ^ob a l l 1 Everything will agaaln be In full o For Kiddies ' K tV1 Banner's Department atom carries the time keeping the crowd pepped up blast tonight. Get down early and a page advertisement in this Issue and There Is no doubt but thnt the cami- \ stay late. Show your nppprcclatlon They are made on proper lasts— will have another one tomorrow set­ val will gain In popularity reaching a 1of the efforts the Legion is expending ting forth the fact that this store will grand climax Armistice Day. It ap- for your pleasure by patronizing the lasts that fit the foot. Price— start one of the biggest sales ever penred ns though the people were con- carnival. The money raised will bo $2.50 to $4.50 pulled hero in many years. An over­ serving their energy for tho big do- ( used in building a club house. Every stocked sale in which this store finds ings Fridny nnd this will bo neces- body digs. . .n See them in our window. itself with too many articlos on the sary, ns the program mapped out will | w av - * — ,\ . ,v shelves and a big stock coming and keep Snnford ns busy ns "a cross- (PARADE WILL BE GREAT there must be stock moved now and eyed girl nt a movie actors’ ball." —LINE UP IB GIVEN HERE more selling space obtained for the A number of the booths were not SHOWING WHERE THEY GO big winter trado thnt la commencing. ready for business last night, but Among the many good things in bar­ those that were open were well pat­ (ronltnuhl from I'irt On«) ANNUAL RED CROSS gains will be dry goods, clothing, ronized. Tho athletic exhibitions, 78.—Rivers Bros. ROLL CALL WILL shoes, house furnishings, rugs, etc., combining a five cornered sfray of 71*.—Surprise) Shoe Store. START NEXT FRIDAY and aside from this feast of bargains i dusky glove pushers, nnd three HO.—Handel’s Emporium. $150 in cash will bo given in a contest | round sparring exhibition between two 81. —Snnford Auto Exchange. The annual Red Cross Roll Call will card and fifty rugs will bo given away >of our local celebrities wns an innova­ 82. —Holf-Mac Battery Co. stnrt next Fridny nnd continue until and there nre many other good things tion as a carnival feature. A genu­ 83. —N. do V. Howard. November 24th, in nn endeavor to that will take place nt this big sale. ine old fashioned colored minstrel was 84. —Miller’s Bakery, again enroll every citizen of SemiJ. M. Dawson is the man who is put­ another feature that went big with 85. —L. O. Kinoud. nolo county. ting on this big sale and pnwson is those who like this class of amuse­ 80.—W. S. Parker. Why should you belong to the the man who knows how to put them 87. —M. D. Barber. ment as n diversion, American Red Cross? on successfully. This is J. M. Dnw—Seminole Market. The Snnford band furnished the 88. Because it is helping the nation’s son who has been here for some timu music for the street dance nnd show­ 81*.—A. Banner, disabled service men. and has decided to make Sanford his 1*0.—Wnter’s Cnndy Kitchen, home. He puts on sales for nil the ed the results of the short leadership 01. Because it is helping to safeguard —Coco-Coin Co. The music wns a stores that want his services and he under Mr. Bali. Amerienn life. 02.—Brown’s Market. in a good advertiser, a good ad writ­ grent improvement over thnt furnish­ 03. —Snnford Paint & Wall Paper Co.Because it is still helping in the er, a good salesman and a man who ed during their Inst engagement. Snn­ 04. reconstruction of tho world. —Sanford Truck Growers. knows the buying and selling game in ford, by hacking the band, can have 05. Because it relieves suffering fmm —Ilcl-Jnr Coffee Co. merchandising. He' hns staked his ns good an organization of musicians 00.—Chero-Coln Co. disasters and accidents. reputation on this big sale going over as will be found in any part of the 07. Tho Amerienn Red Cross, hy its —Elder Springs Water Co, big and if advance information is any state. It takes a leader who knows 08. Congressional charter, is officially ilr —Gilton & Fry. criterion it will he one of the most suc­ Ills business to produce a hand. Mr. 00.—M. D. GatcTteh signnted: cessful sales ever put on in this city. nail lias conclusively proved in the 100.—American Agr. Chemical Co. To furnish volunteer aid to the sick Read the advertisement. Read the short time he hns been here that he , 101<_ , i nllaon 9hoo Kopnir Shop. i and wounded of armies in time of wnr hills, attend the sale that starts Sat­ .s well qualified to muk, an excel e n t*I02. _ LeonnnJy'a Meat Mdrkct. in accordance with the Conventions of urday and lasts only H dnys. Be on hand from the mntcritl he hns m Sun- 103. —Sanford Battery Service. Geneva;__ hand early and get your pick of the ford. 104.—F. Swartz. To act in matters of voluntary re­ bargains and the prizes, There are The members of Campboli-Losslng 105.—Wight Grocery Co. lief nnd in accord with the military there for you. Post arc to he complimented highly 100.—Zachury-Tyler Co. nnd naval authorities ns n medium of 107. —Snnford Mattress Factory. communication between thc American BETTER .SPEECH FOR 108. —Hopkins Shoe Shop. people nnd their Army nnd N avy;-.. RED CROSS ROM, CALL BETTER SCHOOLS. 109. —A. J. Losing. To continue nnd carry on a system ____ Ui Rtt t/nj | • 110. —Binckshire Mfc, Co. ^ of nntionnl nnd international relief Thc American Legion will hnvo It has been said that* if o u r‘schools 111. —Snnford Steam Laundry, in timo of peace and to apply the would rise to their opportunity ami chnrge of the Red Cross Roll Call for 112. —Star Theatre, same in mitigating the sufferings raise English Into a culture worthy of thtH year, nnd Lieut. J. C. Hutchison 113. —I. W. Williams. cnuBcd by pesilence, fnmlne, lire, its qualities, there seems no rcuHon is county chairman. They are seek­ 114. —Cit-Trnc. Tractors. floods, and other groat nntionnl ca­ why it should not become the univers­ ing annual memberships nt $1.00 per 115. —Allen Seed Co. lamities; and member. The canvass will ho con­ al medium of civilization for the JuBt in the renr of the tractors will To devise nnd carry . n measures world. But the schools cannot ac­ ducted in the next ten days. be tho colored section of the parade preventing the snmo.—Act of Con­ The work of the Red Cross is too complish such a result single-handed. led hy tile colored band. gress, Jan. 6, 1005. Everybody must help. "Everybody who iveil known to need explanations or All cars or floats will go out San­ o' ■ _________________ defense. In time of peace as well as prays for a better America—whether ford avenue making the loop form­ In school or out, whether a profes­ war, it continuously pursues its min­ ing to find their respective places in RULES FOR THE PAv" HADE ARMISTICE DAY sional man, a shop girl, or a mother istry to the unfortunate. the line of march. Spuces will he The support of citizens of the coun­ of a family—should cooperate to raise numbered in hold white figures to in­ AH cars thnt aro entered in the pa­ the standard and improve the quality ty Is requested. The following was dicate the position of each car. rade must be decorntcd. This la a rule adopted hy the American Legion: of our speech." The schools, through All colored cars will form on ,Ce|; on account of the number of decorated Resolution adopted by American their students, are!now attempting to ery avenue facing West a t (Clutchcars thnt are entered. Tho purade arouse your interest nnd to'cnlist your Legion in National Convention, Kan­ ul's Store. will'form 10:00 nnd stnrt to move at sas City, Mo., Nov. 2, 1021: BE ON TIME. support. Will you help? 10:15 regardless. This Is a set rule Whereas, The American Red Cross and be on timo. rendered valiant and unfailing service A SOLDIER’S PRAYER. WOMAN’S CLUB HOUSE ! v Yoil will receive your assignment to the service men of America during AND LOT F C ^ p A I for ydur position In tho parade from the war and A. J. Holder, of Geneva, one of the Sam Yountz who will bo stationed nt "Whereas. Tne American Red Cross few Confederate Veterans in Semi­ The building committee of tho Wo­ Sanford avenue nnd Tenth street. The nole county, in rummaging through is now cooperating to the fullest ex­ man’s Club of Sanford, wlJL fljcelvo city band will form a t corner Park his old war Img the( other day, came tent with the American Legion in its offers on the club lot nnd building avenue' nnd 10th street. Please fol­ across tho following reminder of tho efforts to obtain Immediate nnd ade­ from date to December first»-with tho low thbso' ruloa to nvoid confusion. quate relief for disabled service men Civil wnr: sad • ' - • 194-tfp privilege of accepting or rejecting all J nnd During our late war a written prnyoffers.—Mrs. E. M. Gallowajj,, ChalY"Whereas The American Red Cross er wns found ir\,,up officers pocket „-194*IHct Soli'ft with a Herald Want Ad. is now appealing to the American pub­ mnn. nfter his death. The concluding para­ lic for support necessary *o carry out graph of which w a s : ........ m ka t a Sa In ta hi "O, Father, grant thnt ,fn?m tho its splendid work, therefore he it stricken earth, strewn with Thy dead, • "Resolved That the American Leg­ a flower of pence shall spring and all ion In convention assembled endorse the world become a garden whore the thc Roll Call of the Amcricnn Red likeness of Christ shall grow. Amen." Crons and call upon the service mon » . — <of Americn to lend their influence and ** WHEREAS, November 11, 1921, is the Annivernary of host efforts to the Roll Cnll in recog­ SIX STORY BUILDING Pa tho signing of the Armistice Agreement botweon the nition of service that hns been and is FOR OLD TALLAHASSEE m warring nations in thd recept great World War, and will IS NOW CONTEMPLATED. stli) being rendered," w be g e n e r a l l y l l f e U n i t e c V S t a t c B ; J II T h e Seminole County ij Bank »•»»«< PROGRESS INTEREST PAID 4% «• STRENGTH SO C IE T Y SERVICE Key, Mrs. C. M. Vorce, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. L. C. .Kolb and Miss Mary Irvin. Sanford Shoe &Clo. Co. MRS. FRED DAIGEIt, Society Editor, SEMINOLE BRIDGE __________ Phone 217-W__________ CLUB ENTERTAINED. Mrs. Howard P. Smith wns the SOCIAL CALENDAR charming hostess yesterday afternoon THURSDAY—Mrs. Ben Caswell will at a bridge party at her home on San­ entertain at a Bridge Tea at her ford Heights, when she entertained home, 001 Magnolia avenue, at 3, the members of the Seminole Bridge complimenting Misses Narnia Hern­ Club and a few extra guests. There being three tallies of players. don and Anna Lou Huff. A profusion of bright yellow dais­ Mother’s Club will meet at fho Parish ies were used in decorating the'rooms House at 3:110 p. m. Saturday—The Children's Story Hour where the enrd tables were arranged. will be held at Central Park at -1 The prize for top score was given o’clock. Mrs. John C. Smith, this being the in­ Saturday—N. S., 1). A. It., will meet dividual salt dishes and spoons, and with Mrs. I,. It. Phillips at her the cut prize, a dainty vanity powder home on Park avenue at 3 o'clock. box, wns won by Mrs. Fred Dnlgcr. Monday—The Westminster Club will At five o’clock the card tallies were bo entertained by Misses Herminia laid with dainty covers and n delic­ Lehman and Zcta Davidson at the ious salad course with hot chocolate, home of the former on Palmetto wns Hervod. avenue at 3:30 p. m. Among the guests were: Mrs. Hen­ Monday—St. Agnes Guild will meet ry Purdon, Mrs. J. B. Lawson, Mrs. with Mrs. Chris Matthews at her John C. Smith, Mrs. Robert Hines, home on Elm avenue at 3:30 p. m. Miss Thelma Frnzor, Mrs. Ben Cas­ well, Miss Anna Lou Huff, of Atlan­ M^s. George Rice arrived Tuesday ta; Mrs, Archie Betts, Mrs. Ed Betts, evening from Worchoator, and othor Mrs. Howard Overlin, Mrs. A. W. Lee places in Mnssachusettes where she and Mrs. Fred Daiger. spent the summer, and will lu< with her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Key, for (’IIO C lio HEALTH CLOWN. the winter, Oho Cho, the health clown, will ho here Wednesday, November lfith, nt Edgar MoBridge ami Mr. Brooks, of the high school from t) to 10 o’clock. Mnrshville, N. C., arrived this morn­ At this meeting wo want nil the little ing and are the guests of ‘he former’s tots, whether they are of school age or unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. not, of they nre big enough to enjoy a clown. McBride, There is no admission for children, Th,. many friends of Miss Agnes adults, 25 cents. All children are requested to seat in Berner will regret to learn that she is the front seats and the adults in the confined to her home by illness. renr, so that Die tots can hear and see Cho Cho. EVERY WEEK ItRIDGE CLUB. From 11 to 12 Cho Cho will ho at Members of the Every Week Bridge Club were charmingly entortnihed th° " rnmmnr 8ch°o1 for thc «rnmmar school students, only. yesterday afternoon by Mrs. G. F. Smith, at her home on Magnolia nve NOTICE. nuc. Any one desiring to propose any The houso wns beautifully vdocornted with quantities of lovely red nnd J1W11®8 ^or membership in the Wo white roses. Baskets of those frng man's Club, must hand all names to rnnt flowers were artistically arrang­ Mrs. H. II. MeCaslin before S atur­ ed In the rooms where the card tables day. were placed. A very interesting game of bridge POOR ENGLISH DOESN’T PAY AT S. II. S., THIS WEEK. wns played during the afternoon and Mrs. C. M. Vorce making high aeon?, "Ain't is coating nil of its devotees was awarded a box of correspondence a penny for each of its apponrnneen cards. But A tempting Huiad course was seryed at High School thitt week. "ain't' ’Is not the only expression put by tho hostess following tho award­ under the linn during Better Spcecji ing of the prize. Mrs. M. H. Mabry Week. Every "I done it" is charged joined the guest for refreshments. Playing cards were: Mrs. Forrest for nnd errors In grammar, pronun­ Iaikc, Mrs. J. E. Barrett, Mrs. A. It. ciation and unnuncintlon as well nH the use of objectionable slang, nru be­ ing reported in English classes dally. ** ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ he Seniors have collected at the rnte TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 10.—Erect­ QUESTION OF SPEEDING Wi of one cent an error, something like ion of a six story office building at OR RECKLESS DRIVING sixty-seven cents during the first of the corner of Monroe and Pensncola AGITATES POLICE COURT. the week, while the Juniors nre evi­ n* dently not quite so ready to bo streets here, diagonally opposite the ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 10.—Mu­ "nintless" or <lgonnn"-less and so hnvo Stntu capitol, Is planned by W. C. nicipal Judge Spenr has announced s hnd to drop pennies in the box up to Hodges, member of the local bar. that lie is is favor of ubollihliig thc » the amount of one dollar and a quar­ Tentative plans contemplate a struct­ law's of the city which set n maximum w ter. At the eend of the week each ure to cost approximately $85,000. The speed limit nt which automobiles may ? class will v o te on the matter of the be driven. In his declaration, made disposal of Its box of pennies, Mean­ ground floor would bo occupied by the in court in connection with the fining 2 while all four classes are realizing Citizen’s Unnk while one of the upper of two citizens who had been haled 2 thnt slips in speech are nil too tmm- floors would bo devoted to office:) for before him for uxcoeding tho limit, M mon and that the habit of speaking local professional men. The other Judge Spenr snid that in hia opinion ............ , pays That ' go*od "lEngHsh ! B|’ncp *" the Htrueture Mr Hodges a charge of reckless driving would correctly S cover everything of the kind and that *> is largely a matter of habit, and a„ j "tnlM •™*uW#bB utll," d thc Wo want to improuH upon t>y charging themselves for errors as quarters for vnrious department drivers should bo so chargod ruther and officials now scattered In build­ than with speeding. you that wo inako a FEA­ they are trying to got tho hnblt. an ings throughfout tho city. Chief of Police Bldamnn disagreed ** TURE of Generator, SturtErection o%tlic building, it is said, with Judge Spenr, declaring tho po- m» HOLY CROSS CHURCH. depends upon uetion by the board of lice would bo unablo to handle motor ir and Magneto Work. Armistice day will be observed at state institutions which is now eon-1trnlT,c |f thoro woro no BpCOd limit. mi Holy Cross church with a celebration Siderltyr the advisability uf « con- Thl, polic0 have found It difficult to ob- mi nt 7 a. m. rhe day should hnvo Itn centrntlon of numerous departments u ln convictions'for reckless driving, BorlouH nnd religious significance as in the building for n term of years. chi(lf H|,iaman gttidf but chnrgep of as Its otherwise attractions. Shiiutd the board net fnvbrahly, con- eDoodliMr are. anally, proved. -) “Foot of First St.” well Itltfirffiaalnn for fn* one’a nnmia «*stnictlon Jt-tl.iilljhkn tUnttlil **. 1 Prnyor andrl Intcrcoanion would Itnffln begin tnIn tho near #fu­ country Is a patriotic duty. ture. I TRY A DAILY HERALD WAVY AD. I i E ARMISTICE DAY PROCLAMATION I H 0F-MAC 1 I BA TTERY ! 1 CO. 1 I s ;jv* fit £< AND WHEREAS, the Campbdll-Lossing Post of tho American Legion has made preparation for a proper observanco of this occasion; a ^ ^ k lU ’iAS, the program for the observance of Armistice Day will be guided, to a great extent, with a jft& js u K S r * ' ob“mun,:<! °r twa “cc‘isi'’" AND WHEREAS it is meet and fit that we pay tributo and honor to the memory of those who m ule the ‘‘Huprome sacrifice," and that we give propo? cwsidera- SSSkw affliction; K n l lhe f,,‘tttl andVe yet 11 btmr tlle acttra of injury and NOW, THEREFORE ! ns Mnvncnl q e 1 r -1 -i humbly call upon even- \m *on £ her labors and pleasures and dovnh/'n1 to. CCftae )UH or 10 o’clock A. M. until fi o'dock P M ™ observance of that great event ' °n 8a t l*ny to Further, That cornnieneimr „t‘ 19 . , uncovered head lor „ S o d of y°,U 8t?nd ^ prayer, while the body 0f the UnimnJUWi n n 8 °nt senting the "broken bod es a T ,Si° lHe^I r?pre‘ deceased soldiers, is beingTowere /I •. hi0d*bloot! of ,our in Arlington National C em oto 1 ts la8t re8t,nff Plac0 it. Witness ny hand U U ^ m b e r D. 1921. .? illil Mi MI H. R. STEVENS, Ml Mayor. Mi Mi M M M M M M �^ THE 8ANF0RD DAILY HERALD, THURBDAV, NOVEMBER 10,1921 tfflW Utile MentWn of uK .re.ln Bflaf i v i m Telka Saeclactlj Arranged for Herald Read era . # V.*& n ** v 'i : THK • « i For Florida: v fra ir tonight * » and Friday; Cooler tonight. # # .* « * « # » « t SANFORD’S : TEMPERATURE * # $ * ____ l # * « # * » »l ! •' * How do you liko that tompor* ature you aro getting now? Mr. and Mrs. Roy Symea fit Win­ 82 for yesterday and colder ter Park, are in the cjty today balling * for today and tomorrow just on their many Sanfofd friends, * when wo need it most. Tno * “buddies" must have cool Real army work shoes, $B.60.— * weather in order to wenr thoso Thrasher & Garner. l96-8tc * nice wool uniforms that mako r || 7 ' i h | it them feel like the cooties Guaranteed rebuilt batteries a t one- * wore crawling again. Meet half nrico.—Ilof-Mad'*1'flattery Co. * me nt tho "old mill" and you • 101-Otp * can got rid of them—tho uni* forms we mean after ArmlsJack Lloyd, of Winston-Salem, N. * tice day for then you can C., is spending several days hero on * pack them in the moth balls business. T » for unothor year. They will * soon bo wearing out like tho Tho Temple Pipe O i^ih''C lub will * welcomo we received on tho rehold its Christmas Bazaar November * turn from Europe. However 2Gth. The plnco to bo annonccd lat- * we shall ull rejoice aguin to<r 182-Mon-Thur-tfc * morrow that everybody is safe * back home: We can snvo you money on n bat­ * 5:40 A. M. NOVEMBER 10 tery. Hof-Mac Uattcry Co. 197-Otp Maximum ...................... 82 * Minimum .......................... 00 .Mr. and Mrs. Frod Wnlsman have * At time of observation .... 00 rented the Dodd homo on Magnolia * Barometer .......................30.12 avenue, for the season. * Sky overcast, light winds * from Northwest. Clearing Now lot of Gray Army Blankets, * weather anil cooler forecast wonderful values at 13.-18. Army * for tomorrow. Cots, good as now at $3.50.—Thrash­ * er & Garner 19G-3tc # * * # # * « » * Have your watches and Jewelry re­ To break a cold take OGfi. paired at McLaulin’s. Two first class 19G-15te •utch makers. Prompt survice. Louis Mathews, of Alubamu, is 140-tfc making his headquarters at the Monte­ zuma while transacting business here. Mrs. N. L. Amhews, from Orange City, is visiting her brother, W. T. One car load of good milch cows Hearth and family, this week. with young cnlves or heavy springers. Cun be seen all this week in E. E. The mnny friends of Mrs. J. B. Brady's Stable. 190-2tp Calder are glad to know th at she is home again after several wetjks at tho R. L. McKenzie, of Jacksonville, hospital nt Formosa, whore she had representing Kelly-Springfield Tire an operation. Co., is in the city calling on his local customers. Hoys’ Nik Suits, 0 to 10 years nt $(i.00; Boys’ Nik Suits, 11 -to 18 (2 OOfi cures Bilious Fever. 100-15tc 2 pair of pants), $12.00.—Thrasher & Garner. * 195-3tc HENRY FORD has adapted tho use of tho GIANT “ EXIDE" Batter­ Thu man who wears the Florshoini ies for F’ord cars. Wo givo service, Shoe is reluctant to try any other nt buy, sell and oxchnngo batteries for any price, so well plcnscd is ho with nil mnkes automobiles, genuine the fine stylo and long wear of Flor- "EXIDE" service. Get tho best.— sheims. All styles $10.00 at Thrash­ RAY BROTHERS, phono 548. 190-tfc er Ai Garner's. ■, 195-3tc Geo. W. Hardman is now with tho Mnny of the boyn are rolling in get­ Brown Ment Murkct. Mr. Hnrdmnn ting ready fer tho Armistice day pro­ is well known by nil the good people ceedings and Sanford will be filled of Sanford and will he glad to see all wih visitors from oarly morn till Into his old friends. nt night. f \ 0 u r r Mw ntldrefs," Paik avenue. Come in if you don’t buy.—Popular Mfcrket. 197-ltc d & w IS Jaa. B. Wilson, of Virginia, is spending some time here at tho Mon­ tezuma. Wo havo tho Bluo Ribbon \MnyonniBe, 35c large Jar; 18s small jar.— Popular Market. 197-lt edw W. M. McKinnon was called to Oakland today by tho death of Mrs. James Sadler, who died at the For­ mosa hospital this morning. Tho Sndltr family has many friends In Sanford who will bo grieved to learn of tho death of this cstimablo lady. Sho leaves a husband and sevcrnl sons and daughters to mourn her loss. 192-fltc Read the rules regarding the big parade on Armistico dny and there will b« no confusion resulting there­ from. There will bo so mnny cars thut many of thorn will bo-lost In the shuffle unless they conform to tho rules. . j *«v/ te d t The cnrnbnl nt the foot of Onk avenue is n great attraction and has many booths Ailed with good tilings thnt you can win If you are lucky. The cnrnlvnl wns originated with tho idea that it would Hnve nsklng tho morrhants for nny donations for Armistice dny. is the man who will have charge of thefVeak and Side Show at the big Street Carnival starting next Wednesday night and lasting three days and we understand that there is ... i ■* ESO T A F E S E A in Seminole County that won’t be found in this show. No show on the midway will be any better than this one and it will be worth your time to investigate it. ^.uadl WMfl® I f ©on Air© SnawsHn^aiftDiBi^ why not investigate the difference between Campus Togs Clothing and those of other make and see the difference in price. Another new shipment just arrived. We invite your inspection. r/ / s r/ M r / s y / f f E f f r k * S a n fo r d , F la . 188-tfc NOTICE. FOR RENT—New live room cottage on Holly avenue. Apply J. J. Mau­ To All Hunters nnd Sportsmen |of Seminole County: ser, cigar factory. Phone 411-J. 197-2tp. I take this method of calling your attention to the opening of the hunt­ 000 cures Malarial Fever. 19fl-15te ing season which comes on Sunday, November 20th, and it being a viola­ Sid Rive and Fid Ward have opened tion of the Inw to hunt on Sunday, a new repair shop and garage in the respectfully nsk that there lie no old Ford garage building on West hunting done in Seminole county on F’irst street. Everybody knowji Ed that dny. However, there is no state Ward and Sid Rive for they have been law thnt would prevent any one going repairing cars in this city for mnny to different hunting grounds on that yenrs and they know how. Give the day, preparatory to hunting the next hoys n call at their new place of busi­ Monday. I trust every true sports­ ness under the firm name of Ward & man will observe the Inw governing Sunday hunting nt nil time, nnd oth­ Rive. ers must, or he llnble to prosecution, 668 cures Chills and Fever, 19fl-15tc for I will endeavor to enforce the Inw prohibiting Sunday hunting, nnd will have deputies in the woods WANTED—Salesladies, nt all sufficient timos to look nfter violations of at once. Phone 550. this ns wall ns other InWs. I also trust 1t h a t *every hunter will hnve Apply Banner’s Depart­ equipped hlniHelf with the necessary ment Store, Sanford Av. liccnso before starting out to hunt. H)0-2tc Would also remind you to ho enreful at nil time in handling firearms and F’ino fnt frierH, liens, veal, pork, shooting, In order thnt you might pre­ Inmh and beef. Liver, sausage and sir* vent accidents, loss of life, nnd dam­ loinc.—Populnr Market. age of property. Here is Imping we 197-1te dw all hnve an enjoyable and successful hunting season, and no accidents oc­ M. M. UnviH, of Orlando, was in cur. Respectfully, the city today unloading pianos from , C. H. HAND, the Clyde lino to he shipped U> Or­ < Sheriff Seminole County. lando. He represents the Globe I t d. a. w. i ______________ Piano Co., and is thinking of opening i up a piano store in this city. CONSTRUCTION IN FLORIDA SHOWS GREAT PROGRESS— ST. PETERSBURG IN LEAD All this week there Uncle Hiram and Aunt Lucindy Ilirdsced were In tho city today adver­ tising the Florida State Fnir nnd their friends were glnd to see them again. The yhnve not been hero in live yenrs nnd arc two sweet old souls with no nppnrent thought except to do their advertising stunt nnd visit nil the states in the union nt least onco in five yenrs. They are big hearted, cheerful, homely souls right from the farm nnd tho hayseed hns never been taken from them not oven the scent of tho clover bloom nnd the roses twining around tho cottago door. 197-3tc J. H. Wondior. of tho Winter Park Post, was In tho city today making n call at tho Herald offlco whero ho Is 'getting somo typo sot until hla now battery of machines nro ready,, Tho Post will ho the Florldn Post nfter January first, and will ho a state Re­ publican dally paror. Idfa©!© M a M © s ' 7 i Hupmobile makes fin­ al reduction, open mod­ els, $1250, Detroit.—B. & O. MOTOR CO., San­ ford. Hupmobile makes fin­ Seminole Printery’s al reduction, open mod­ prices beat all others— els, $1250, Detroit.—B. handbills, posters, pro- Apalachicola Oysters & O. MOTOR CO., San­ irrams, etc. Phone 404. fresh each day at 105*2tp Brown’s Market, 417 ford. 188-tfc Sanford Ave. Phone 122. To prevent a cold take 068. 190*15tc lK il Tho D. of W., will hold n haznnr and havo a turkoy supper In the store room formerly occupied by the Popu* bir Market In tho Wolnka block, «rdny, November 19.- ■ ‘"•‘lDfGlOts. •__:__ ; . ' If you wnnt n good milch cow come nnrly and tnko your pick.—E. E. Bra­ dy’s Stable. ' 106-ftp v 197-3tc ‘Armistice dny—and his proud papa 194-Otc feels oven better than ho did In ^France three years ago, when the Ituh-My-Tism for Rheumatism. Bazaar and Turkey Supper 'fiatar-i Armistice was signed. 11)0-15tc day, November 19, in tho Wolnka block, room formerly dotufUtjftiy'thit Dates, figs .nuts, plum pudding, nnd Populnr Market. D nughfirl at W tsl (] Hupmobile makes fin­ canned honed chicken.—Populnr Mar­ Icy. _ lOG-lQtc. al reduction, open mod­ ket. 197-ltc dw -------- ai ,1201 .11 *W els, $1250, Detroit.—B. i •r Apalachicola Oysters fresh each day at Brown’s Market, 417 Sanford Ave. Phone 122. now. Juvenile Shoes for & O. MOTOR CO., San­ growing kiddies.—San­ ford. 188-tfc ford Shoe & Clo. Co. * o-Mr> .lur.mc Again wo say, see us for your gen­ erator, starter and magneto troubles. —Hof-Mac Battery Co. 197-Ctp Try other brands of bread and then try O. K. Bread and Poinsettia Butter Split. The taste will be a prize of $1.00 We rcchnrgo Mngnetoos. ; Let us will tell. We will be sat­ given to the party find­ -fix yours.—Hof-Mac B akery Co. . ./ isfied with results. ing the button in O. K. Jfli-otp 194-Otc bread. A button in one Kit Bowden has arrived in the .p.lfy. Rub-My-Tism, a pnin killer. 190-15tc loaf each day. $2.00 for and will be on tho Harold )farpo.,klt uf-T ____ has been on tho Okeechobee News '*'M r. and Mrs. Herman Steele are the largest number of O. and for the pnst week has been taking rbjolcing over tho arrival of n Ano K. or Poinsetta Wrap­ a vnention nt his old home In Inver­ hoy nt their homo Inst night—enmo for pers first of each month. ness but will bo a cltlzpn ,pf Sapfpfd The l.ndies of tho Episcopal Church 'will hold their Bazaar and Supper, 'December 1st and 2nd In tho Parish House. 171-tfe T r* PAGE FIVE Once man neodod his arms to hang on to limbs. Now he needs thorn to hang on to colonies. in’ I tl'ontlmiMl from I'. g c O n.l authorized in petober was a residence valued in t)i? building permit at $15,000 but which the owner expects will niiproxjrpately $25,000. Building In Lakeland Is. on n boom never before experienced nnd with construction of the buildings for Southern College to begin about January 1, and numerous residences and business houses in proifp'ect. Ite2 is expected to fnr surpass this year. Tho largest project authorised In Daytona during October was a busi­ ness buildllig of brick and steel to cost $24,000. Sanford, which has made remark­ able progreaa on construction during the current year, in the first ten months more than doubled last year's total for the same period. Permits is­ sued up to November 1, 1920, totalled only $101,825 while for tho first ten months of 1921 the total was $281,132. The value of permits for all of 1920 woe only $139,375. Permits last month were valued at almost five times those for the same month Inst year, the total having been $32,150 as against $6,500. Construction of eleven dwelling houses was authoriz­ ed among permits issued last month nnd tho largest project wus a store to cost $8,300. TKY A DAILY HERALD WAHT AD. H. W. NICKERSON Public Accountant; Audits—Systems Income Tax Service Room 10 McNoill-Davis Bldg. Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. WARD & RIVE GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL In all of* recorded history no triMAKES OF CARS umvimto has long ondured oxcopt boof, Iron and wlno. Old Ford Garage Weet First St. 6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000 2-story, 5-room house, new...... 3,750 Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750 New 5-room cottage with large rooms ,on brick ro a d ........ 4,200 Terms Terms Terms Terms CITY LOTS—EASY PAYMENTS Other Desirable Heal Estate. Wc can Suit any Inquiry A. P. CONNELLY 'classified advertisements, X cents a line. No ad taken for leea th*n 25 cents, and positively no classified ads chsrged to anyone. Caah must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR SALE FOR RENT—Suburban home. Call 308-J. 107tfc FOR SALE—Beat opportunity for wholesale and rutnil fish market on FOR RENT—Forndnlc Apartments, furnished or unfurnished. Sco Mrs. F'ast coast Building, dock nnd ship­ L. G .Loveless, in Meisch block, east ping platform. Address W. P. Wil­ F ’irst street. 104-tfc. kinson, New Smyrna, F'ln. 10-17-1 m MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.—Build­ FOR RFINT—2 furnished bed rooms. Phono 437-W, corner Film & Third ing and pier blocks, cement pockets, Street. 105-tfc cement sidewulks with guarantee to last and not break or crack. General FOR RFINT—Two large connecting cement contracting. All work guar­ rooms suitnhlo for couple desiring anteed. Elm avenue botween Third light house keeping rooms. P19 I'ak nnd Fourtli street.—J. E. Torwllilgur, avenue. * lO0-3tp. Prop. Phono 244-W. 178-lm-tfc WANTED FOR SALE—Flight young mules, all good condition, good workers. Will WANTFID—Customers for fresh mlik, soil one pair of them nt a great bnrmorning nnd ovening deliveries.—R. gnin.—G. F\ Smith, Sanford or Her­ L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu ald office. 180-tfc WANTED—An Ico liox thnt will hold F’OR SALE—By ownor, handsomo 100 to 150 lbs ico. Notify Herald. homo furnished, modorn conveni­ 187-tfc ences, garage and bearing grovo; also WANTED—To rent residence of 0 or sumo boautiful homo sites in a grovo 8 rooms for six months with privi* on a. lake. Box 110, Altamonte lego of buying.—W. W. Clarke, enro Springs, Flo. 11-3-lmoc of Horald. 103-4tp FOR SALE—Favorite four burner FOR RENT—Two largo comfortablo gns itovo nnd oven, $25 cash. Wight bed rooms furnished. 717 Park Grocery Co. . 190-tpc. Ave. 193-tfe F’OR SALFl— Belgian hares. Apply WANTFID—Position by experienced to Goo. Moro, 811 Elm ave. Phono nuto-clectrlcinn nnd mechanic on 254. 105-tfdh the following—Starting and Lighting FOR SALE OR TRADE—My vulcan­ systems; mngnotocs, farm lighting izing shop, located on West F’lrst plants nnd machinery, mnrino motors, street. Will trade on Sanford prop, trucks nnd tractors, wishing to locato erty. I will tench buyer the vulcan­ In Sanford hut will go anywhere in izing trade. Sco FI. S. Itockoy, at F’lorida. Address W. E. E., in care of 195-8tp Wight’s Gnrngo. 195-5tc Horald. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. Apply 1001 Film Avo. 152-tfc WANTED SALESMAN—Splendid op­ portunity for hustlor to become dis­ trict manngor. Experience not nec­ essary.—Goodstock Cord Tiro Co., 305 South LnSullo St., Chicago, III, 197-ltc FOR ItFlNT—Two lurgo, connecting rooms, suitnhlo for couple, desiring tight housekeeping rooms. 219 Onk SECOND HAND SHOW CASE Ave. 185-tfc Wnnted. Herald Printing Co, 183-5tp. FOR RENT—Ono furnished room nt ____________ 320 Oak uvo. Call 308-J. 192-tfc WANTED—Show case,, five or six foot long. Horald Printing Co. F’OR RENT—Front room, also storngo room, 411 Park Avo. 194-Otc 1 ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. F’OR RENT—Furnished 5 roomed flat with privato entrance and gaSubscribers to the Dally Horald rngo, also largo furnished bed room ahould ask for n receipt when the with private bnth, 914 Myrtle avo. cnrrlor boys colloct from you. It Is 105-tfc the only protection you have in case FOR RENT—2 hod rooms and kltchthe carrier changes or thoro happens onotto, furnished for light haiiao|n the account. Each keeping, 014 Wost Socond stre e ts carrier boy !■ supplied with receipt r e r m y - f l i i r n l s h e d room, 200 hooka, and Is commanded to givo a Park Avo. 191-fltp receipt by tho Herald. Sco that you FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Park avo- get your rocolpt a t tin end of each nuo. 178-tfc week if you are paying th a t way. �1HHTHE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1921 PAGE s n ! PRAISED FOR BRAVERY NEW VERSION OF"OLD GLORY" Crippled But Far From Helpless Ingllehmten Offers Opinion That Stare and Strlpai Art Copy of Ea«t India Company’s Flag. A new theory nlmnt the origin of the American flag la told l>y the writer of the lly the Way column In the London Hally Express. It In sent hy a correspondent evidently versed In such matters, who expresses the opinion that the attribution of "Old Glory" to the linns of tho Wash­ ington family la exploded. "It la much more probable," he writes, "that the flag of the old East India company formed the pattern. This thin seems to have been used ns tlio olllctal (lug of tlie III original Btntos from January, 177d. to June, 1777, when a blue canton charged with 111 stars wua substituted for the can* ton bearing the English 'Union.' The ling then hecuiuc, lit substance, that of today, though slnrs have been add­ ed as other states adhered to the fed­ eration." Tho correspondent ndotes authorities. "Truth must prevail, whatever It Is, Imt," anys the columnist, “I like Ihe story told hy Newman In Ids address­ es to the Brothers of Oratory. There wns once nn old priest, he tells us, who for yenrs begun a certain part of Ihe service with the words: 'Quod ore mumps)mils.' One day a inure teamed person heard him and after­ ward told him that the third word fihnuld he 'sumpslmus.' The old priest admitted thut It might tie so, 'hut.' lie added, 'I will not eliaugo my old tnumpsImiiH for your new siimpstmus.' I like tho old mumpslimis story asso­ ciating 'Old dlory* with Rutgrnve manor." Alvin H. l'ugu being e<ingrain Inted by Postmaster Genornl IlnyH tin the purl ihe took In tho Fort Worth mull ear hold up. Mr. Page, assistant ehlt'f clerk of railway mull service at Fort Worth, volunteered to act as the men Bonner, who, accordion to tin* plantt of 'the hnndltH, (with which by the way the wan i|iilto familiar) wan to he belli iup mid nt n certain place ahot dead. Any Blip tn Ida arrangements would EVIDENTLY have coat him Ida life. ROMANCE a n d t r a g e d y o f t h e i*a w n s h o p HER LUCKY D'W Qlrl at First Thought Pickpocket Wn« Busy, but It Turned Out Just the Other Way. There is romance a-plenty, some Tho business girl, straphiinglng In real tragedy, and an occasional hit of the subway at the rush hour, felt a comedy to he found in every pawn­ gentle tug on the pocket of tier ra'nshop, if only tho story of each loan rnnt. Far from being disturbed, she and each parting with something held grinned sardonically, knowing l bat dear, could be learned. Just exactly one dime rested In tlie Do not scorn that gnrish chromo, shabby little parse resting la that par­ with hideous gilt frame, that hangs ticular pocket. She was so hemmed crokcdly from a rusty wire there on In hy fellow travelers that It was the back wall of "Uncle’s" dingy shop, dlfllcalt to discover If her suspicions an offense to your aesthetic taste, but were facts until she emerged with the struggling mass at her station. Then perhaps once the dearest theasure, tho she dipped her hand lightly Into the one bright adornment in the shabby pocket only to find lh« ancient purse flat of some poor old washer-woman. Inlnct and In Its accustomed spot. Who knows how long she had ad­ But Unit wasn't tlie only thing In mired its slacking brightness, how the |K>cket. Extracting a hard sub­ long she tolled and saved to buy it, stance gingerly, she stared In a daze how she gloated over possessing it, st a roll of hills protected hy nn elas­ how she rejoiced in the uir of ele­ tic hand. Exhilarated nnd excited gance and beauty which she felt it im­ over this reverse state of affairs, she counted her Ill-gotten sains nhd be­ parted to her cheerless, dark room, hold, she was the richer by ItO per­ and Imw she struggled, In the face fectly good dollars. Whether a fellow of dire need, to keep it, until poverty passenger laid dropped them by mis­ won, and with aching heart and take Into her pocket Instead of his trembling fingers she took it down own or a thief placed them there for from tlie place of honor on her crack­ fear of detection affords a wide Meld ed wall and parted with it for a sum of speculation. Anyhow the business no larger than that which the fine girl bns turned tlie money Into her college campaign fund nnd Impes It Indy there on tlu> street, looking thru wilt md be refused as tainted money. the dirty window of the simp and —New York Him. scorning it, has just carelessly given as a tip to her tuxi-drivor? Woman Bird Surgeon. And that old-fashioned fan there Tlie only woman bird surgeon in (bn in the corner of the window, with world Is Miss* Vlrglnln I'ope of New medallions of yellowed luce, a worth­ York. Miss Pope treats everything less thing to you, perhaps, hut it long- from Idl'd croup to a bird's broken leg. treasured souvenir of some old gentle- j and stie goes oik at any time of night woman’s great romance, is neither to attend her patients Just ns any valuable nor interesting as a fan, but ] other physician does. Hite Is also a bird boarding house keeper, taking to its former owner it was priceless 1care of canaries and other pets whose for the memories that wrapped it families are out of town or need a round. rest from song. Just now there are Pawnbrokers could tell many a tale 700 birds In her cure, and her llfo Is of teurs and sighs and pitiful relinq­ a merry one In consequence. A good uishing of old treasures, if they cured ninny of the 700 she expects to linve enough about the human interest of with her the rest of their lives. Peo­ their sordid trade to question their ple get tired of them nnd tiring them to Mtss Pope and then forget to call clionts. for them. Of course thut Isn't what Home bits of history and tragedy might bo called profitable for the bird they do get, in spite of themselves, surgeon, but she takes Just as good when tremulous old derelicts come care of them as she does for her "pay­ in with ancient jewelry, family plate ing guests." Her fondest hope Is to or works of art, and tell thu story of linve a large bird hospital with plenty its association and interest, and their of room and equipment. Thrco floors own rcusoim for borrowing money on and a busemcat get crowded some­ times now. It Just "temporarily." Old people always try to encourFig* Flourish In Pooreat Soli, ngo themselves with thu hope that Consul Homer M. Bylngton of Na­ they will ho back shortly to redeem ples writes thnt the production of their treasures. Alas, how many Itgs for local ronsimqitlon and for ex­ quaint relies of by-gone happiness are portation Is nn Important Industry In waiting in thu world’s pawnshops to southern Italy. Fresh tigs are a staple lie redeemed hy the only ones who article of food. es|s<clally for the poorer classes, during tlie season, ami value them. when dried In the sun may be kept A romance of the pawnshop, which for considerable periods of time. Of narrowly escaped becoming a tragedy, peculiar economic value Is the fact is that of “The Magic Cup," the lat­ thnt they may lie grown In soli too est Constance Blimey picture. Thu poor for other crops. The trees are magic cup was an old Hilver goblet, planted Irregularly and frequently on the one and only heirloom of a little steep hillsides along small terriices. In certain provinces It Is the custom scullery maid in a New York hotel. landowners to enter Into an agree­ Whenever she needs money in n for ment with the farmer whereby tho hurry, she gets a loan on her goblet, latter plants llg trees In ttie Inferior and it has saved (he day for her so or waste portion of land, taking the many times that nhu calls it tier "mag­ entire crop of a staled number of years ic" cup. Of course it leads her thru and at the end of lb..... mlraet return­ many adventures, to hnpplnvtia and ro­ ing the land In producing condition. mance. Protecting the Pole. Constance Blmicy Impersonates the Carelessness of natomohlle driver# girl, Vincent Coleman, as a newspa­ per reporter, has the lending mule at a sharp tarn In the road between Chicago and Valparaiso Inis cost the role, and Blanche Craig, William lives of many persons. Five acci­ Strauss, Charles Mussett, J. II. Gil-[ dents occurred In one miinlli, and each mour, Malcolm Bradley and Cecil Ow­ time a new telephone pole al the en hnvu supporting roles. John H. carve replaced the broken one. After Itoliurtson, who directed Mins Burney's the fifth pole had been raised and first star picture, "Erstwhile Susan," j three smaller poles laid been driven and uIho in "39 East," is again re­ Into the ground and wired to the larg­ er one for support, tlie eomiuiny tail sponsible for the production. up a large sign which rend: "Tho Magic Cup" will ho shown nt "Nearest hospital twenty mites. Go thu Star Theatre tonight. slow 1"—Iiidlauapolls News. IF KIDNEYS ACT FOREST LAKE BAD TAKE SALTS CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSION t - SAYS BACKACHE IS SIGN YOU HAVE BEEN EATING TOO MUCH MEAT. TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTOHR OF SANFORD: Whon you wnko up with backache It is with a deep sense of duty that nnd dull filsory In tho kidney region I hnve consented to become a candiIt generally menns that you hnve been date for tho offlco of City Commit, gating too much meat, Bays n well- sioncr of tho City of Sanford, but known authority. Meat forms uric when 79(1 of my fellow-townsmen reacid which overworks tho kldnoys In quest it, I know of nothing else to do. their effort to filter It irom tho blood Having been thus nominated I here, and they become sort of parnlycd nnd by nnnounce that I am a catuliHnte loggy. When your kidneys get slug­ for the office of City Commissioner at gish nnd clogged you must relievo tho ensuing election to be held on the them, like you relieve your bowels; Cth day of December next, and pledge removing nil tho body’s urinous myself, if elected, to nn impartial nnd waato olio you have backache, sick conscientious performance of the du. hondnche, dizzy spells; your stomach' ties of tho office for tho advancement sours, tongue Is coated, nnd when tho of our city and tho welfnre of fig weather Is bad you hnve rheum atic1people. twinges, Tho urino In cloudy, full of I I want here to express my apprcciaThough hopelessly crippled and unable to move shout unassisted, Newtot sediment, channels -often get sore, tion for tho splendid petitions filed II. Illll of I'lquu, ()„ Is conducting a successful mnguzlne subscription busi­ water scalds nnd you are obliged to placing mu in nominutiun. Vory sincerely, ness. His bedroom Is his otllce and his bed his desk. All the soliciting '» seek relief two or three times during 100-tfc FOREST LAKE. done through the iunlls. The photograph shows Mr. LII1I typing n letter to n the night. prospective patron. Either consult a good, reliable |thyslclnn nt once or g rt from your phnr* There are not more than four tnlmnclst four minces of Jnd Halts; take GATHERED FACTS five volcano observations In the world a tablespounful In a glass of wnter It hns been authoritatively stated the most Important hulug those ot before brenkfnst for n few days nnd that the expectation of life for men Vesuvius and lUlam-a (Hawaii). Pro your kidneys will then net fine. This and women who have passed forty fos-doanl volcanologists are also verj famous salts is made from the acid of has actually decreased nnd Is steadily scarce. grapes ad lemon juice, combined with State and County Tax Where caul cannot he readily "shot lithin, nnd hns been used for genera­ decreasing. Mount Everest, for some reason un- la'' a new delivery truck for the con) tions to elenn and stimulate sluggish Books are now open for explained, has no native name, as most dealer Inis a plntform which holds has kidneys, nlso to neutralize acids In the payment of taxes for . nf the gigantic peaks of the Himalayas kets while they are being lllled line. urine so it no longer irritates, the year, 1921, a dis­ have, hut w h s mimed after Hlr U. Ever- then elevates them to the height of t-! ■s’, who was the Itrsi director of the man's should., r, trum which point the)'thus ending blmlder weakness. are easily carried off. Jnd Salts is a Hfo saver for regular count of 2% is allowed Indian survey. meat eaters. It is inexpensive, can-, for payment in Novem­ not injure nnd makes a delightful, STIRRED HER TO INDIGNATION effervescent lithin-wnter drink.—Adv. ber, 1% in December. TAX BOOKS- ARE NOW OPEN SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR Mother Simply Could Not 8tnnd for Repetition of Odiou* Word by Her Small Boy. TRAIN SCHEDULE Southbound IT’S GRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE Site wgs apparently a lady of reDeparts Arrive lliiemetit. She had nil Ihe liall-iaa. ,;s No. B3. ____2:36 a. m. TO BRING BACK COLOR AND 2:40 m. m of the elect. Her clothing was fault­ No. 27. . . . . LUSTRE TO IIAIR. 8:40 a. m less and there was a look of keen In No. 89. ____ 2:55 p. m. 3:20 p. m You can turn gray, faded hnir beau­ lelleetiiallty In her face. With her, No. 85.. 7:10 p. m. suys the New York Mall, was a beautifully dark and lustrous almost over tIful little hoy—not exactly a Little North Bound night if you'll get n bottle of "Woyth's Lord Fuuutleroy, Imt u little eliftp Arrivo Departs Sage and Sulphur Compound" nt nny with big eyes and a wealth of lulls- No. 82. ____ 1:48 n. tii. 2:03 a. m drug store. Millions of bottles of this eled hair. No. 84. ____ 11:45 n. m. 12:05 p. m I milled I them, the lady for In-r dig­ No. 80........... 3:05 p. m. old famous Sago Ton Recipe, Improv­ 3:25 p. m. ed by the addition of other Ingred­ nified hearing and ihe Imy fur Ills No. 28. ____ 10:00 d. m. ients, nrc sold nnnunlly, says a well- bright face, us 1 sat down Just in Trilby Braneh front of them <>n the -uiliiirhiin train. known druggist here, because it Pretty soon I heard the little hoy say, Arrive Depart! darkens the hnir so naturally and ev­ evidently referring to mu: •No. 100. . . . . . 0:00 a. m, enly that no one can toll it has been 3:25 p. m "Ain’t that u funny hut that mini •No. 24. applied. No 158. Inis gut out Ain't It an old hat, 7:00 a. »n. No. 22... Those whose hair Is luring gray or iiiuin?" 7:35 p. m. No reply. becoming faded have a surprise Leesburg Branch "Ain’t he a funny looking mini, awaiting them, because after one or Arrivo Departs Illom? Ain't lie'/" •No. 157______ 4:00 p.m. two applications the gray hair van­ No reply. ishes nnd your locks become luxur­ "Ain't It funny when a man has No. 21............ 2:52p. m. iantly dark nnd heautiful. gut a hull on Hie hack of his neck, •No. 101______ 0:30 p.m. This Is tho age of youth. Grny- mom? Ain't It?" (We happened to •No. 25--------- 2:00 p. rn. No. 22............ 7:00 p. m haired, unattractive folks aren’t want- have one thut morning.) Oxledo Branch eel around, so get busy with Woyth’s 1 No rcPl>"Ain'tt there nothing to do about Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight'] "Ala there nothing Arrivo Depart* bolls on thu back of the neck, mom, •No. 120------- ll:00n. m and you’ll he delighted with your I ain't there?" dark, handsome hair and your youth­ 3:40 p. m "Rhut up!" came the voice of the •No. 127.......... ful appearance within n few days.— Indy. "If you use that word ‘ain’t’ ’Dally, except Sundny. Adv. again, I nm going to souk yon on the bugle, now take It from ine. How Vacuum Plays Havoc With Boiler IT COUI.II HAVE BEEN WORSE. often have I got to tell you not to use The usually Imperceptible force .»f thnt word 'ain't'?" iitniosphiTk- pressure often rovenjs It* self by some unexpected nnd peculiar State Agent C, K. McQuurrie is tricks. One of the latest of its pranks cheerfully optimistic after receiving LEATHER NECKS mis to crumple the shell of a heavy reports of the agricultural outlook WILL GUARD MAILS. steel holler In use near Okmulgee, from his county agents of the princi­ Okln. The steam within thu holler pal countie saffected hy the recent WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—With or- had been allowed to cool, ami la cool­ storm. I hese reports seem to hear, dors to shoot to kill if necessary to ing condensed. All of the holler fit­ out the fact that the real liumage done j prevent mail robberies, one thousand tings were ho tight that ao air could was nothing like as great as at first marines were ordered to duty today get Into the holler to take the place feared. j ns guards of mall trains and trucks uf the steam, which was now very The report from Mr. Gamine, I’olk i and at postofficcs in fifteen cities. Thu much reduced la volume, and a county, indicate* that tho average' men will lie armed with pistols nnd vacuum was thus created la the shell. The result was that Ihe pressure of loss will probably not oxcoed five per sawed-off shot guns, Postmaster Gen­ the outside air crushed the Imler cent. eral Hays announced nfter n confer­ shell.—1’opular Mechanics Mnmoliiii Mr. Dunaway, Volusia county, and ence with Mnjor Gencrnl Lcjcuene, Mr. DeBusk, I,nke county, report tho commandant of the Mnrlne Corps, The As yet no publication hns announc­ smnllcHt losses, Ichh than one pur cent ninries are to be replaced ovcntunlly, ed its unwillingness to enrry pistol ad­ cnch. he snld, by n special force recruited vertising during the Disarmament Mr. Kime, Orange county, also re­ from the postal service. Conference. ported tho loss in hiii section as be­ Arrangements for the services of ing remarkably low. the marines, the postmaster general For office supplies, stationery, etc. Manatee and Loo counties seem to snld, were made with the seeretnry of come to the Herald office. have suffered most. Mr. Briggs, of the navy. The matter was discussed Manntee, reports considerable damage nt a cabinet meeting, nnd President in the Terra Coia section from high Harding Is snld to have expressed ap­ tide flooding the soil with salt water. proval of Mr. Hays’ plan to cheek It will take several days to determine looting of the mail. the extent of his d a mage, Mr. Stu The postmaster general also an­ veils, of Lee, says that much damage nounced that ns a resul tof the rewas done not only to citrus but also cunt New York robbery, orders had to the general truck crops from high been issued suspending fnrnm the ser­ water .which, nenr the river front at vice three New York postoffico of­ Ft. Myers, is very salty. But botoh ficials, Elijah M. Norris, superinten­ Htato thnt the earlier reports were dent of malls; Henry Lippinan, su­ much exaggerated. perintendent of registry ntnl Walter From reports received it is Indi­ 8. Mayer, superintendent of money cated dearly that those cscctionn on orders. the water front suffered most. How­ Some of the marines .General Lcever ,taking everything into consid­ Jcuene mild, would hoard trnins and eration, the Htnte has little reason for would be on gunrd on practically all feeling pessimistic, especially when It trains In the eotintiy carrying valu­ is remembered thnt It could have been able mall. Men for duty In the east, Hindi worse. south and centrnl west, he said, would come from the Marine Corps post nt lit When the patrons of these floating Quail tiro, Virginia, while those for Imr-rimms get lit, they can nlwnys service ill the west would report from The Circlet is Self-Adjusting. Ittimcall a holl-boy to show them the way San Iliego nnd Mare Island .Californ­ P l y slips over the h e e d , d e e p * home. wetrt end smooths out ugly line*, ia. *! v, ou!‘. dcal«r can’t act it send actual bust mca'uro, name, ad An admirer suys the fortunes of Drunkenness pushed hootch beyond Ireland nro wrapping up in DeValern. the three-mile limit; speeding may yet Ctrclatprepaid. Sizes 34 to 48, Ho prohnhly menus the metaphor- bring the speed limit within three I 2 0E.t 10 1a St. a * New n C‘F v hi0J* Dsp’t M. 120 York., tunes. miles. Tax books close April 1st. Poll taxes for the year 1921, for both men and women, beenme due November 1st, 1921. Business and Occupa­ tion Licenses became due October 1st, and if not paid, are delinquent, as the law requires that a license be procured be­ fore conducting the bus­ iness, profession or oc­ cupation. JNO. D. JINKINS, Tax Collector, Seminole Co. 11-7-2WC—11-11-4 wc NOTICE TOHUNTERS Get your hunting license at once and avoid the rush of the last days. Resident County 1.25 Non-resident Coun­ tv 3 l r\ Non-resident State for county......... 25.00 To those hunting m other counties you are notified that you must have your license before you hunt. The receipts issued by me in the past will not be good and will not be issued. You should orejer this license at once as delay will cause you to miss hunt­ ing the first days in oth­ er counties. Hunters without li­ cense in this county will suffer the penalties of the law. E. F. HOUSHOLDER, County Judge. 106-Hc— 13-ltc SALFORD AUTO EXCHANGE Dependable Service 1 CHEVROLET 190, Thoroughly overhauled l FORD, S tarter Type, Practically new ........... 1 FORD, Starter Type, Good shape ................... At the Foot of First S t �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1921 PAGE SEVEN =r= ...... Si. ARMS® -CO? S M * oM M l1 WHICH WILL BB STAQBDi^BY t h e Wlocal p o s t o f t h e a m b h L • ICAN LBOION. — 1-he following business concerns, fraternities end Clubs, of Ssnford have M orally subscribed their t u r n in ngreemont to enter • decoreted L t or automobile to represent their respective lines of business. Names .ill bo added from time to time snd Tr !n the floats already listed it will be „ parade of magnitude never be­ fore witnessed in thecityi American Legion. Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co. Woman’s Club, Welfare Dept. D. 0. Marlowe. Hopkins Shoo Shop. A. J. Lossing, (<1). C. A. Matthews. Bull Hardware Company. Lloyd Shoo Store. West Sldo Grocery. • Bryan-Wheeler Motor Co. Wight Tire Co. B. A 0. Motor Co. (2 floats). Sanford Cycle Co. Haynes A Ratliff. City of Sanford. ’ \ Mobley’s Drug Store. Routh Bros., Bakery. Cates’ Crate Co. Coca-Cola Co. Woodruff A Watson. Haight A Welland. Cates Grocery Co. Deane Turner. Newberry's Drug Store. Carter Lumber Co. T. J. Miller A Son. Union Pharmacy. Sanford Shoo A Clothing Co. Hnnson’s Shoe Repair Shop. Roberts Grocery Co. Baumcl’a Specialty Shop. RnfTeld-IIonlg Co. F. P. Rines. A. Knnnor. F. Schwnrtz. Chcro-Cola Co. Brown's Market. Caldwell Furniture Co., Inc. L. C. Leonnrdy Meat Market. Water's Cnndy Kitchen. Surprise Shoo Store. Bnndcl’s Emporium. Seminole Market. Rivers’ Bros. (2 floata). Pure Food Market. Kent Vulcanizing Co. Miller’s Bakery (4 floats). Star Theatre. Clc-Trac Tractor. Gillon A Fry. John T. Brady. Perkins A Britt (2 floats). R. C. Maxwell. Ed, Higgins, Inc. Hof-Mac Bnttcry Co. (2 floata). Sanford Stenm Laundry. Wight Grocery Co. Woman’s Club. Mrs. J. M. Drosner. Knights of Columbua. Sanford Farmers' Exchange. L. P. McCutler. Tho Yowoll Co. American Fruit Growers. Sanford Furniture Co. Hill Hurdwnre Co. C. W. Stokes. Blackahenr Mfg. Co. The Herald Printing Co. Popular Markot, two floats. Frank Akers Tiro Co. Sanford Truck Co. Sanford Mnttress Factory. Tho Auxiliary of tho Sallle H arri­ son Chapter N. S., D. A. R. (Children of the American Revolution), Any ono welcome to enter a float or decorntod car. Suitable cash prizes will bo awarded by the F irt National Bank, Seminole County Bank and Peo­ ples’ Bank of Sanford. American Agr. Chemical Co. Kldor Springs W ater Co. W. S. Parker. , T. W. Williams. <’nmp Flro Girls t’hnmber of Commerce. Chase A Company. Hotnry Club. N- Do V. Howard. Chapter of U. D. C. M A DA M E KOO COM INQ ............ J.»*I f AND READJUSTMENT, PLANS DAY PARADE _ b, kmb Hr. W. S. Humli, school hygiene -ex-' pert of the United States bureau nt education, says seven "health hablta' will bo taught as part of the curric­ ulum of the public schools. Thej are: A full hnth morn than once a week, brushing the teeth at leust once a day. sleeping long hours with the windows open, drinking as much milk as possible with no coffee or tea, entlag vegetables or fruit every day, drinking nt lenst four glasses of wa­ ter n dny, and playing part of every dny out of doors. WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—"Pick­ ing up the pieces and plugging up the holes is fa r less Interesting than the light that made them," said the Hon. Herber J. I)ratio nt his desk In the house office building last week In dis­ cussing with press representatives tho problem of readjustment now facing the country. "Wo'vo got to show tho snmocnergy and vigor In getting back to nor­ malcy that wo displayed In getting nwny from It," ha continued. "Much Is hoped for from tho dis­ armament conference hero this month, and If It succeeds only In part, It will be a coliossnl stride in human ad­ vancement," ho said. "If It falls It will at lenst be one stop nearer the time when some International agree­ ment will ho reached. In tho Intcrum let America lead In getting back to tho things which hnvo mndo us really great." "Many fancy phrases hnva been coined slnco 1775, but nothing can ap ­ proach the simple courngo and flam­ ing truthfulness of 'United Wo Stand, Divided Wo Fall,* which carried tho republic through the dark dnys of the revolution. No community could have n better slogan and I understand hnt thnt tho great Chnutnuqua sys­ tems of the country rhis season hnvo ndopted it as ono of their plntform policies and Intend to Impress tho peo­ ple of America with the importance of getting together and working to­ gether. Community unity alone can solve our soclnl and Industrinl prob­ lems, and only thnt community which Is united can command respect." "Wo must bo real boosters of our soclnl and Industrial ns well nH of our political Institutions and encournge worthy enterprises which make for community spirit, civic pride end honest citizenship." "Every single effort that wo make now for our communities will return to us mnsy fold In dividends of friend­ ship, contentment and dollnrs ns well,', he concluded. Historic Tollaate Property 8otd. The historic Hillman tollgatc prop­ erty. south of Winchester. Vu., on thw Shenandoah valley pike, where during tile Civil war Mrs. Lottie Hillman pulled the gate on (lenernl Sheridan while lie was on his rlrtn to save his army at Cedar Creek, demanding that he pay toll, has been sold by the state highway commissioner to Hoy N. Cook. The lot contains less than an acre of ground, and the price was $3,500. The sate was made under au­ thority of ait act of the general as­ sembly taking over the old valley pike GENERAL WAGE CUT IN and making II a free state road. PACKING INDUSTRY IS FORECASTED IIY HIO 5. CONFEDERATE VETERANS ATTENTION. CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—A general cut in wages of packing house workers All the Confederate Veterans In wns forcenHt today when four of the Seminole county are to bo tho guests “big five"—Armour A Co., Swift A of DoV. Howard Chnpter Daughters Co., Wilson A Co., nnd the Cudahy of the Confederacy on Armistice Dny, Parking Co.,— requested their em­ nt which time n special enr will be ployes to consider, In the plan council, provided for them to rldo in tho pa­ n reduction • pay to ho mndo effect­ rade, nnd they nro to bo tho guests of ive in tho near future. No definite the chnpter for tho day. All of them nmount wns mentioned, nnd officials who are living In Scminolo county nro said their conference had not determ­ requested to report to Mrs. J. Nolle ined the slzo of tho reduction to he Tolnr, in order that their names can sought. Morris A Co., the only ono bo filed for reference. 182-fltp of the "big five" which has not estab­ lished employes councils was expected SPECIAL ELECTION EXPECTED. to mnko any reduction which the oth­ BROOKSVILLE, Nov. 9.—At the ers may ngreo oil. The Amalgamated Meat Cutters meeting of the town council today it nnd Butchers Workmen Union of is expected the spcclnl committee, ap­ pointed to consider tho question of North Amerten recetntly took a strike vote in which n suhstnntlnl mnjority culllsg a special election for the pur­ authorized Corscllun Hnyes, Internat­ pose of taking care of tho town's waterworks indebtedness, will mnko ional president to order a walkout If ho wns unable to ronch n satisfactory its report. This committee consists agreement with tho pnekers. of T. W. Francis, J. K. Google nnd II. The "big five" claim, however, thnt S. Zoller. It is understood tho com­ only a smnll portion of their men nrc mittee will favor tho calling of n union members nnd that n strike special election. would not seriously nffect their plants. Tho closed Rhop novor hna been rec­ NOTICE. Ownors of lots sultnblo for Wo­ ognized In the Industry. At present the pneklng plnnts nre man’s Club building can submit loca­ working with reduced forces. One tion and prices to building committee, company which normally employs from dnto to Deccbcr first.—Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Chairman. 104-3tc, 190,000 men, has 35,000 now. Tho proposed cut would affect all of the principal pneklng centers outside Thrasher A Garner. of Chicago, ns well ns tho “big five" Bowers A Roumellat, plnnts, here. Soclnl Dept., Woman’s Club. Znchary-TVler Veneer Co. PIANO OWNERS NOTICE Sanford Battery Service. L. O. Rovand. Will be In town for a limited time. M. D. Barber. For Immediate service phono— Wakefield Preserving Co. MACK THE TUNER Music nnd Lltornry Department of 1821fltp Valdez Hotel tho Woman's Club. Allen Seed Company. By tho way, did tho government Anyone wishing to enter call Lloyd's over succeed in grnbblng tho Inst of Shoo Store. 168-tf. the Borgdollnrs? SQUIRE EDGEGATE 1 AHD \ fO U R -y£s |:tt Ii •' When nil true Americans love to show their ap­ preciation cf the boys who went forth to make this country safe. ^ THE AMERICAN SPIRIT Also found the people saving their money and their resources during the World War and mak­ ing sacrifices for the great day— INDEPENDENCE DAY You might call it in connection with American V freedom and also Independence Day when it comes to saving your money for a rainy dny—another form of Independence Dny. Let us show you how to save and how to make money by saving it and bank­ ing it with us. The Peoples Bank of Sanford A recent portrait of Madame Koo wife of Dr. Wellington Koo. who for merly was minister from Chinn at Washington, and has more lately been (TiIiioho muluiKsndor to tho court ol St. James. Stio will nccompnny hot hiishaml to Washington next month when he conies as delegate to the conference on arms limitations and Far Eastern problems, Madame Koc is the doctor’s second wlfe.--It !• re­ ported from London thnt sho hns had a brilliant social career In thnt city Mora Sarlous. Mrs. Murphy—Only think, Mrs. Brady, that great pianist down oin street has practiced so hard during the Inst six months tlmt ho has par­ alyzed two fingers] Mrs. ltrndy (proudly) — Thnt'H nothin'. Mi- daughter Bridget hns practiced so hnrd for tin- last six months ilm t she's paralyzed two pianos.—London Tit-Bits. SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West F irst Street Many have shown thoir willingness to decornto cars for the parade. Mr. Yountz hns your mime taken from tho Sanford Herald and expects you will enter your float. Ho will give you your position in tho parade Friday morning nt Snnford nyonuo nnd Tenth street. Mr. Dnughorty hns opened an office In tho placo vacated by tho Popular Market in tho Wulnkn bulbi­ ng nnd you enn get decorations for your enr nt a ronsonnblo prlco nnd ins store front decorations.. If you rnn’t enter your enr, lot us know. 194-tfp 1018 West First Street Eyes Examined CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. and cleaned nt your home or we will call for and deliver. Hamilton Reach Electric Wnshcrs used. — Snnford Stenm Prcsscry, 317 1st St. Phone 500 190-0tp SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. DECORATE YOUR CAR OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 Emit First St. Snnford, Fla. Edith Lucille Ball Get An Abstract Before Buying Property Teacher Piano nnd Harmony Grudunte Chicago Musical College E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres, Brimmb r*ro«u, fo.lt* Residence 719 Oak Ave. rnYNn. GhAJren | SURGEON EXTRACTS NEEDLE FROM HEART OF A LITTLE CHILD. MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 9.—A camb­ ric needle wn sremoved from the heart of Dawson Sandies, two years old, nt tho Elliott Memorial hospital at the University of Minnesota here yester­ day. The child 1h expected to recov­ er. Dawson, n son of Mr. nnd Mrs. John II. Sandies, of St. Paul, stumpled nnd foil while playing Frldny and n need­ le ponetrnted his left breast. Ho com­ plained of n pain in his left side. An X-ray examination revealed the need­ le close to the heart. Dr. A. C. Strnchauer, chief of the surgical staff nt the hospital, decided to operate Monday. Tho surgeon first opened tho boy’s breast and then the pericardium, whore he expected to find the needle, which, howeve*-, had entered tho heart. At each contraction of thnt organ, the hend of the smnll steel necdla cnnio Into view. With tiny forceps Dr. Strnuchnuor extract­ ed It, and within n short time the heart, which nd been heating 120 times n minute, returned to normnl. Dawson In re stir g easily. Russia is beginning to have faith in the old saying that a good name Is more precious than rubles. iOrtp L toMAKE wAwtmuwv 0w*i*>POani 52«»«teia Start o y e a r ^ The Youth’s Companion ohould be In every home which demands "only the Best." Live boyo and girls, and their fathers and mothers, always find The Companion Reliable, Entertaining and Up-to-Data. Storlee. Serial Storie*. Editorial*. Article*. E°* rr- Nature and Science, Current Etrnta, Doctor* Comer, ii Stamp* to Stick, Game*. Sport*. Puxilea, "iTow.ro* Make I age*. Suggeitiona for Home Efficiency and Economy, ______ Costa L E S S T H A N F it* Cants a Wash O FFER N o . 1 t . T h f Y outh'* C o m p a n io n — 0 3 leeuee tor l o a a “•AUffralssi Ste"' “•’B sdsassss"1"" O FFER A ''W SIZZtf*o (•* m a w iw d in AU tor All for $3.00 fts"rawv,r iff t saar rJ,sra,’«“!sz!,o's.uin7.“,l»itwr SU BSC R IPTIO N S RECEIVED A T TH IS O FFICE The Youth’s Companion and the Sanrora Weekly Herald, one year f o r ..................... $4.5Q The Youth’s Companion, McCalls’ Magazine and Sanford Weekly Herald from now until January.!, 1923, f o r .............................$5.00 hi LOUIS RICHARD / g u e s s i ll I HMEH' j u s t TDC)P> *O U R / tvtrs A1/iFE FIRE Tkvo HUHOREb DOLLARS AHD COSTS WITH HftA <S o j -* W - PM if o u D l D ' H T NWOW G R / \H D ' P O P T O O ijfc I X In te r-n a t'l C artoon Co,, N. Y, Phone 241 IHUMEI w MotherA I find IOO^ W E L L AC0UAIHT- ZD "I ARMISTICE DAY — The Ancestry Didn’t Help — From the P risoners Viewpoint! 'J O U PJLE^D g u i l t * t o th e CHARGE OF Th e f t - w e l l . I V v o m BE V£RV SEVERE WITH SO i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 10, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 10, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 10, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/71fb35bb0969416ab64622b3bc6afd82.pdf 22e064f6230d466fd12641797346490d PDF Text Text Sanford THl “City Substantial” The W ':. “City Sobstandar IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G REATEST UNKNOWN SOLDIER BURIED TODAY WITH MILITARY HONOR WASHINGTON PAYS TRIBUTE CONTINUOUS CHEER FI \0 WRAPPED CASKET WITH SIX BLACK HORSES GOES TO REST IN ARLINGTON Illr The A«M»«l»tef WASHINGTON, Nov. 11^Laid to real with all the honors n grateful nation could pay, the unknown hero from France blvounred nmong gallant dead today in Arlington national cemetery. The highest officers of the army, and nnvy walked beside the cof­ fin hut only hnnds o f gallant comrade* of the great war were laid i-pon it. Minute guna at Fort Meyer boomed continuous tribute a* the funeral procession wns passing from the capitol to the amphitheatre in Arlington where the ceremony opened with playing of Star Spangled Danner ' hy .Marine Hand. Marshal Foch and hi* Btnff in full uniform of. the French nrmy, General Jac­ ques, Belgian chief; General IHnz, of Italy; Iirltinh Aml>a*Hador (irddrs; Premier Brinnd, of France, other Internationally known figure* present. Chief I’lent K ooh , of Crow Indians, at­ tired in full war regalia, feath­ ered Ixmnet, furs and akin*, wo* sealed o n 'th e platform Joining groups of high military leaders of Europe. WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.— Long before rising sun broke through low cloud* long column* of Holdiera, Bailor*, marines todny began making way to the rapitnl plain there to receive in­ to their keeping America’s un­ known soldier and to nccompany him to final resting place at Ar­ lington. Pennsylvania avenue was roped o ff and all traffic Htnpped a* when In augural pafade pnHHc*. Crowds began lin­ ing the avenue before daybreak in order to secure ndvnntngcou* positions for viewing the pro­ cession. President Harding ar­ rived nt the capitol at 8:27 and took his place behind the caisson which had been held In front of the capitol steps to await parade formation. As house delegaMk marched out and took up their position behind senate, Represen­ tative Alice Robertson, of Okla­ homa, tho only woman In con­ gress, took her place near tho front, dressed In the uniform of nn A .nerlcnn Red Cross nurse. Holdicr detailed to march with her. Former President Wilson nnd Mrs. Wilson In ^automobile, Joined tho procession os it swung nround the north end of the capi­ tol. As he turned Into Pennsyl­ vania avenue crowds along the wny cheered Wilson continuous­ ly. Six black horses with drivera rigged In saddle, drew funer­ al car. On gun limber simple flag wrapped caaket rode high with only handful of flowers on it. Among them lay withered clusters of French blossoms that camo with him all the Journey home. At the White House President Harding turned aside to review the procession. When Wilson passed Harding saluted him by tnklng o ff h)s hat and Wilson re­ turned the salute. Tho crowd cheered. A fter pussing the White nouse Wilson drove home. AyiUon’s first appearance in pub­ lic since Mnrch 4th when he rode up I'ennaylvanls avenue with Harding. BRYAN’S DAUGHTER TO LECTURE. (llr Th* Assnrlslrd Press) MIAMI, Nov. D.— Mrs. Reginald Owen, president o f the Miami Wom­ en’s club hnr loft for Chicago to nrmngo for hfer lecture trip under tho ronu. Mrs. Owens Is tho daughter of Wllllnm Jennings Bryan, nnd Is going to try to emulate her father In the lecturo Hold. ' NUMBER 198 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11.1921 VOLU M E II Kx-Pres. W ilson and W ife Join in The Procession V E G E T A B L E SECTION ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION GREATEST EVER HELD HERE PARADE WAS GREAT SUCCESS Famous Colosseum Seen From the QUARTER MILLION DAMAGE TO ROCK ISLAND SHOPS AT SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA. TEMPORARY LEASE * MUSCL B8IIOALS PLAN T MADE TO POWER CO- 4Hr Thr Aaaurlntrd Press) SIIAWNEE, Oklo., Nov. 11.—Flro In tho Chicago, Rock Island & Pacif­ ic railroad shops here early today, caused a quarter of a million damage. (Hr The Associated Preaa) * WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.— A tem­ porary leaso of tho power plant num­ ber two, of Muscle Shoals, Alabama, project, has been made to an Alabama . t power company, Secretary Weeks an­ OF CARS, FLOATS, YOUNG LA­ nounced today. DIES, FLOWERS, BANDS, GOOD TIMES, GREAT DAY BRILLIANT ARRAY Ulster Cabinet R e­ jects Government Plan for Settlement On Ground It Contained Principle Im­ possible to Attain (Hr The Assnrlnted Press) LONDON, Nov. 11.—Tho Ulster cablnot todny rojectcd tho govern­ ment’s plan for settlement of tho Ir­ ish question on tho ground it con­ tained fundnmcntul principles which under existing conditions was impos­ sible of attainment. Ulster minis­ ters, however, arc putting forth coun­ ter proposals. View of the Colosseum from the German dirigible "Bodensee,” as she Hew over Home before being turned over to the Italian government. inisiimiukiiwkglkilkil^w, S PRESIDENT HARDING’S ADDRESS ta KB Ra m ft) sy WILL NUMBER RESIDENCES IN GAINESVILLE PREPARING Ra FOR NEW CITY DIRECTORY. Rn Ra GAINESVILLE, Nov. 10.—Renum­ Rn bering of residences nnd other build­ K\ ings In Gainesville, ordered several Ry months ngo by tho city council, be­ Rq gan this week nnd ns soon oh com­ Rn pleted work will begin on n new city Ra directory. It has been several years RU since tho directory now in use was Ra issued nnd numerous chnngcs have RU occurred in tho intorvnl. Ra n LENA CLARKE KNEW BEFORE OF INDICTMENT Rq M Rq Ra nt SAW IT IN DREAM BEFORE IN­ DICTMENT WAS READ TO HER R« Rn RU R»J ORLANDO, Nov. 11.— Lena Clarko claimed she knew sho had been indict­ ed for tho murder of Fred A. Milti- j more before human volco or scratch of pen had told or convoyed tp her news of tho action of tho grand jury, whoso indictment charging tho form­ er West Palm Bench postmistress with murder in tho first degree wns reached Wednesday nfternoon, too Into for presentation to the court, wns formally entered in opon court yosterdny. Tho same indictment charg­ es B. II. Patterson, tho chnuffour who drovo Miss Clarko to Orlando on tho fatal day, with murdor in tho first de­ gree. Tho first count, purging Miss Clarko with the crime, nnmes Pnttorson ns accessory before tho fact. Tho second count, which Is against Pnttorson, us nllOgod principal, nnmos Miss Clarko as atloged accessory. Patterson turnod ashen white ns Sheriff Knrol wns ordered to step for­ ward nnd escort him to tho county Jail to awnlt, with Lena M. T. Clarko, tho action of tho petit jury during tho present term of court now sitting hero for tho seventeenth Judicial district. Miss Clarke will not ho nrrnlgncd un­ til Frldny nnd probnbly not until Hnturady. Counsol for Pnttcqjon lost little tlmo In beginning tho work of drafting a petition for n hubens corpun writ to bo servod for the purpoHo of releasing him on bond. Rfl •a Rat Rat RU Rq Ra Rat «a RU RJt RU RU RU M RU sat Big Crowd Here To Celebrate Day; Many Amusements • It Is estimated that one o f tho larg­ est crowds Sanford has ever entertain­ ed is hore todny attending the Armlstico Day colebratlon. If the slzo of the crowds on First street this morn­ ing can bo taken ns un estlmnto thoro must bo at least three thousand visi­ tors nnd thoy nro hero from all parts of tho stnto. It Is said thnt Sanford Is pulling off ono of the biggest Arm­ istice dny stunts In tho stato nnd tho crowd looks like It Tho lnko front la lined with thousands this nftornoon watching tho many ovonts. The dnneo nnd tho carnival will Intorost them thin nftornoon and night nnd most of them will remain In the city until a Into hour. Many Floats and Beau­ tifully Decorated •— Cars Rat Rn RU M Ru pot Ra AT BURIAL UNKNOWN SOLDIER ARLINGTONJEMETERY TODAY We nro met today to pay tho impersonal tribute. Tho nnmo of him whoso body lies boforc us took tlight with his Imperishable soul. Wo know not whence ho enmo, but only that his death marks him with everlasting glory of an American dying for his country. Ho might have come from any one of millions of Amorlcnn homes. Some mother gnvo him In her lovo nnd tenderness, and with him her most eherished hopes. Hundreds of mothers are wonder­ ing todny, finding n touch of hoIiico in tho possibility thnt tho Nntion bows in grief over tho body of ono sho boro to live nnd dio, if need be, for the Hepublic. If we givo rein to fancy, n score of sympathetic chords nro touched, for in this body thoro onco glowed tho soul of nn American, with the isplrntions nnd ambitions of a citizen who chershed life nnd Its opportunities. Ho mny hnvo been a native or nn ndopted Hon; thnt matters little, becnuHo they glori­ fied tho samo loyalty, thoy sacrificed nllko. Wo do not know his station in life, because from every station came tho patriotic response of the five millions. I recall tho days o f creating armies, nnd tho departing of caravels which braved tho murderous sens to reach tho buttlo lines for maintained nationality and preserved civilization. Tho service flag marked mansion nnd cottngu alike, and riches were common to nil homes in tho conscious­ ness of service to country, Wo do not know the eminence of IiIh birth, but wo do know the glory of his death. Ho died for his country, nnd greater dovotion hath no man than this. Ho died unquestioning, uncomplain­ ing, with fnith in his heart nnd hopo on his lips, thnt his country should triumph ur.d its civilization survive. As n typical soldior of this representative democracy, ho fought and died, bolioving in the indisputable justlco of his country’s cause. Conscious of tho world’s upheaval, appraising tho mngniturc of n war tho like of which had never horrified humanity before, perhaps ho believed his to be u service destined to change tho tide of human ntTnlrs. In tho death gloom of gas, tho bursting of shells und rnin of bullets, men face more intimately tho great God over ull, their souls are aflamo, and consciousness expands nnd henrtH nro searched. With tho din of bnttle, tho glow of conflict, nnd the supreme trial of cournge, como Involuntarily tho hurried appraisal of life and tho contemplation of death’s great mystery. On tho threshold of eter­ nity, many a soldier, I can well believe, wondered how his ebbing blood would color tho stream of human life, flowing on aftor his sacrifice. His patriotism was none loss if he craved more than triumph of country; rnther, it wns greater If he hoped for a vic­ tory for all humnn kind. Indeed, I revere that citizen whoso con­ fidence in tho righteousness of his country Inspired belief thnt its triumph is tho victory of humanity. This Amorlcnn soldior went forth to battlo with no hatred for any pcoplo in tho world, but hating war nnd hating tho purpose of ovory wnr for conquest. IIo cherished our nntlonnl rights, nnd ab­ horred tho threat of armed dondnntlon; nnd In tho mnelstrom of de­ struction and sufTorlng nnd death ho flrod hls Bhot for liberation of tho captive conscience of tho world. In advancing toward hls ob­ jective wns somowhoro a thought of a world nwnkoned; nnd wo nro hore to testify undying gratitude nnd rovorenco for that thought of a widor freedom. On Buch nn occasion ns this, nmld such n sceno, our thoughts al­ ternate between defenders living nnd dofondors dond. A grntoful Hepublic will bo worthy of them both. Our purt Is to ntono for tho losses of heroic (lend by making a hotter Republic for tho living. Stooping in those hallowed grounds are thousands of Americans who hnvo given their blood for tho baptism of freedom and its maintenance, urmed exponents of tho Nation’s conscience. It is better nnd nobler for their deeds. Burinl hero Ib rnthor more thnn a sign of tho government’s fnvor, it Is n suggestion of u tomb in tho heart of the Nation, sorrowing for its noble dead. Today’s coremonles proclaim that tho hero unknown Is not un­ honored. Wo gather him to the Nation’s breast, within tho shad­ ow of tho Capitol, of tho towering ahnft that honors Washington, the great father, nnd of tho cxquislto monument to Lincoln, tho martyred snvior. Hero tho inspirations of yesterday and the con­ science of today forevor unite to make the Hepublic worthy of hla douth for flng nnd country. * Ours are lofty resolutions todny, nn with tribute to tho duiul wo consecrate ourselves to a better order for tho living. With all my. heart, I wish wo might suy to the dofonders who survive, to moth­ ers who sorrow, to widows nnd children who mourn, that no such sncrlflco shall ho naked again. It was my fortune rocontly to seo a demonstration of modern warfare. It is no longer a conflict In chivalry, no moro u test of militant manhood. It Is only cruol, deliberate, scientific destruc­ tion. Thoro was no contending enemy, only tho thoorotlcal de­ fense of a hypothetic objective. Hut tho attack waa made with ull the relantleaa methods of modern destruction. Thoro was tho rnin of ruin from tho aircraft, tho thunder of artillery, followed by the unspcakablo devastation wrought by bursting shells; thcra wore mortars belching their bombs of desolation; mrchino guns concen(Continued on pngo six) Ra RO RU Rq Ru Ra Rn Ru M Ro RU Ra RU Rq RU Ra R3 Ra M Rq Ra Rq RU Ra Rq Ra Rq Rq Ra Rq Rq Rq Rq Rq R»l Shooting1 A ffr a y in South Carolina Thetre Results in Killing: The greatest colobrntlon of Armletlco Day and ono of tho greatest cele­ brations ovor hold in Sanford started off this morning by tho blowing of (Ilf Thr Aaaocl«(rd I’ rf»») whistles nnd firing of guns at mid­ GKEENWOOD, S| C., Nov. 11.— night and from that tlmo until the Deputy Shorlff T.^ L. Cnnn shot nnd memorial exorclsos at the park In killed roliccmnn II. D. Cannon, and which tho American Legion took part wounded Policeman Claronco Craw­ nnd Dr. George Hyman delivered the ford and himself wus perhaps mortal­ mcmorinl address up to tho time of ly wounded In nn opera house nt Abtho grout pnrndc tho city was on the bovilto Inst night. According to po­ qui vivo nnd tho parndo made them lice, Cunn crentcd n disturbance In wild. The' parado wns ono of the tho office of tho thontro during a longest and one of tho best thnt has performance of minstrel. Shortly af­ ever been staged in Sanford nnd Is a ter tho show closed Crnwford nnd credit to tho Legion nnd to^ho pub­ Policeman Stevenson attempted to lic spirited citizens who made it pos­ tnko him out when Cann bogan fir­ sible. Starting at Tenth street nnd ing. Crawford was wounded in tho winding its length over tho principal mouth and Stevenson took him to tho streets of tho city it wns a thing of street. Cannon then attempted to beauty nnd a Joy as long ns it lasted. • persuade Cnnn to leave tho building. Tho Herald tried to got a pnrtinl In a pistol duel resulting Cannon was write-up of tho cars ns thoy passed instantly killed and Cnnn shot thru ami wo took our own car out of tho the lungs. Cann went homo alone af­ parade in ordor to chock tho othor ter tho shooting nnd is now undor cars and if any of them nro loft out guard. Physicians sny his chances of the pcoplo who witnessed tho parado recovery are small. Crawford will re­ will know why for it wns a mammoth • cover. , and a gorgeous affair and nothing like it has over been staged in this pnrt of tho stnto. Tho lino nnd tho enrs nro glvon ns thoy appeared In tho parado: Tho color*, old Glory, borno b| Matt Tnrbell, representing tho nnvy und escorted by Ned Chittondon of tho army nnd Roy Chittondon of tha Marine. TO PASS FULL RESULT OF THE Tho Gold Star Mothers in Lexing­ REDUCTIONS TO ton car. PUBLIC Float representing FlnndorH Flold with the “ crosses row on row" nnd NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—Immodlato the poppies growing on the graves of action will be taken to secure reduc­ the departed. . tions in the wagos of train nnd yard Amorlcnn Legion, officers first, service employes, approximately 10 army and navy represented. percent on all lines north of tho Ohio Sanford band with Sid Rive acting nnd I’otomnc rivers nnd east of tho ns drum major. Mississippi, it was announced yestorDaughters f t tho American Revo­ duy after n meeting of tho presidents lution with tho American eagle porchof the lines involved. cd on the top of a trellis from which Reductions, according to, L. F. Lo- wns suspended tho old Liborty Bell roo, president of tho Dclnwnro nnd nnd in tho cur Dr. Langley rep ress­ Hudson Railroad, will bo In lino (with ed tho army in Gen. Pershing, Joo the decision rcnched by tho railroad Meisch n Minute Man, Zoo nnd Fannie executives in Chicago on October 14. Reba Munson and Mrs. W. E. Wat­ The wngo cuts will affect approxi­ son, tho Daughters of Revolutionary mately 1,000,000 men. period with tho old spinning wheel. Tho executive committeo of tho As­ Knight Tomplars undor H. E. Tolnr, sociation of Railway Executives will B. S. Gibbs, cnptaln general. go to Washington Saturday, it was U, D. C. car of old Confederate announced, to confer with mombors of Veterans in camp fire seen* in which tho Interstate Commorco Commission the Jos. Finnegan camp wus repre­ regarding tho best means for bringing sented by J. M. Lord, L. G. Stringnbout a reduction In froight. fellow, A. C. Martin, C. II. Leffler and The railroad oxbcutlves announced Mr. Mobley. thnt when tho 10 per cent additional U. D. C. car drivon by Miss Besslo wage reduction first wus proposed Zachary and filled with Confederate they intended to pass tho decreased veterans. . • . cost of operation along to tho public G. A. It* Voterana in throo cars car­ by rato cuts. rying tho boya in blue, Haight and Mr. Loroo B ald if tho employos do Welland car nnd B. & O. Motor Co­ not nccodo to tho cuts tho matter will cars. ho tnkon before tho Railway Labor City Officials iq car with Poat Board with request for nn early hear­ Commander Itopor, Mayor Steven* ing. nnd City Commissioners S. 6 . Chase Similar action to that takep by tho and C, E. Ilonry and the guest of the ruil presidents horo today will soon dny, Mayor John Martin, of Jack­ he tnkon by tho Southern nnd Wostcrn sonville. rallroadq, tho executives said. Slnco The Camp Fire Girls had a camp July 1, it wns said, between eighty scene in greon nnd pino with tho moss and ninety thousand omployea hnvo for ground work and tho girls In In­ been added to tho various lines. dian costumo with Willie Brumloy driving. SCHOONER AT JACKSONVILLE St. Andrews’ Brotherhood in n beau­ IDENTIFIED AS BAGDAD tifully decorated car. NO TRACE OF CREW. Chamber of Commorco with a sceno of tho city nnd mottooa appropriate (llr Thr AaaueUlrd I'rraa) for the Chamber calling attention to JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 11.—The our many resources. schoonor towed with bottom up to tho Woman’s Club car in tha shape o f a mouth of the St. Johns river a wook huge flowor basket trimmed in white ago Inst Tuesday, by tho const guard with beautiful red rosea, tha club cutter, Ynmacraw, hna’ boon identified flowor, the car driven by Mrs. R. E. by u diver ns tho Bngtlnd, o f Pensa­ Tolar and the following officers in cola’ 700 tons. No trnco of Captain the car: President, Mrs, John Leon­ Griffith and crew has boon found yot. ard!, Mrs. Frod Williams, Mrs. John Tho Bngdad normally carried nine Meisch. men. Tho vessel put into Key Then came the Social Department West on Octobor 18th, for repairs, and tho Welfaro Department o f the and leaving thoro, apparently caught Woman’s Club. The Social Depart­ the force of the tropical storm last ment in a closed car represented a month. (CkutdauMl ou 1‘aga Bight) EASTERN LINES ASK WAGE CUT OF 10 PER CENT �PACK SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, m i 3 0 AS trtt'J Republican Stronghold In Virginia Succumbs to Deom. Onslaught a . I*i = ••>11 THE B S il g : * !| H* 5!1 E:&\ Democratic Majority Will From 15.000 to 18,000 | ;i ill im SHOE. I ;* !1 i : -n l& i i ' ? 1! s:g!l =:?,n .When Jfou’re sure’ o f quality and sure of style, you’re pretty certain you’ve invested your^noney wise­ ly— and you’re sure of those things when you buy Thomp­ sons. ^ 5LAI It’s always our policy to give our customers mnximum value— that’s why we sell Thompson Shoes. m CO N STAN C E B E N N E Y in OLDEST ODD FELLOW OF NORTH CAROLINA DIES. Tomorrow and Saturday— Gloria Swanson RALEIGH, N. C., Nov. 0.—C. II. Belnc, 87 oldest Odd Fellow in North Carolina and grand representative of tho order to the Sovereign Grand Lodge which met In Toronto, Canada, last month, died at his home hero last night, following at attack o f acute Indigestion, which he suffered while attending a Masonic lodge meeting. Mr. Bclno was bom in Pennsylvania i.pnd camo to Raleigh shortly after tho War between the States. part Sunshine Comedy i i f i i& i ii&l '| i l i f '= li|:i i& i >!^;S till = :5 .l SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. |i?i = AGENTS FOR THOMPSON SHOES II! The World’s Finest | 1 , !'S|i s j^ !1 = ~ •4*aS*ll J !p l| il i# i 3S EEiyv»> DRAWBRIDGE NECESSARY AT CROSSING TITUSVILLE AND GENEVA ROAI) AND WILL RE MADE INTO FREE FERRY Our recent efforts to have a new bridge on the Gcneva-Titusville road did not mature on account of a recent ruling of the War Department that the bridge would hnvo to lie a draw­ bridge and the proper kind of a draw­ bridge would cost between $8,000 and $10,000. It will be remembered that the counties of Seminole, Volusia and Brcvnnl at a meeting decided to build the road and bridge thnt would givo the proper connection with the Ft. Mims and Titusville road through this county nenr Geneva and the hridgo at this point hnving been burned down, had to lie renewed. Tho coun­ ty commissioners nuked for assistance of the Chamber of Commorce in the matter of obtaining a sufficient sum o f, money to supplement whnt the commissioners hud nvnilnlile and build the bridge anil also the roud to Onceoln. This was done by the Chamber of Commerce and the sum of money needed was raised by tho people of Sanford, Oviedo, Geneva, Chuluota and other poihts in tho county. Sinco that time County Engineer Fred Wil­ liams has boon informed that the for­ mer liridgu plan will not bo nllowed anti a steel drnwbridgc must ho built. Since this is out of the question now tho county commissioners hnvo very wisely decided thnt a ferry would ho much chenper and the money that was raised will he used in making good ap­ proaches to tho hridgo nnd on tho Osceola road as planned. This will givo tho traffic at tho hridgo much bettor accommodations than formerly nH tho wooden bridge was unsafe, whorons a good ferry will be much more satisfactory and being a froo ferry will meet with tho approval of tho traveling public until Buch time ns tho counties Interested can build a steel drawbridge. WASHINGTON, Nov. 0.— Former President Wilson hus made a good re­ covery from his recent setback and probnbly will he able to attend the services in honor of the unknown sol­ dier at Arlington Nntionnl cemetery on Armistice Dny, his physician Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, said today. Wilson, Grayson said is taking daily motor car rides and hns attended the thentre once since he was forced to his bed by “ a digestive upset.” He indicated however, that it had not been definitely decided whether the former prtsident would nttend the ceremonies. Inclement weather might mnkc it im­ possible for him to be present. If Wilson nttends, it will he his first appearance nt an official funct­ ion since he hobbled to the cnpitol on innugurntion dny to tnko n brief part in tho ceremonies. WOMEN POLICEMEN FOR JACKSONVILLE. JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 8.— Mayor Martin has nsnouncod bin intention of appointing two or three additional women police hero whose duty it will be to keep n watchful eye upon young girls. Two women, Mrs. J. D. Alder­ man, president of the Ducal County Federation of Women’s Clubs, and Mrs. II. I. Nivens, vice president of the organization, who were given special police powers sometime ago, have been supplied with bndges by the mayor. IRISH PEACE CLIMAX WILL COME THURSDAY. I.ONDON, Nov. 0.— A climax on the Irish situation will he reached Thurs­ day. On that day tho UlRtcr cabinet will confer with Premier Lloyd George on tho proposed scttlenjcnti, requiring eortnin cencesslons by thnt district. Should the Ulsterites refuse to con­ sider tho compromise praposition, it wns believed certain Lloyd George would enrry out his threat to resign. Young man, you will never ho call­ ed In ns n pinch hitter until you ienm Wo wondor at times whether a sax­ to strike out for yourself. ophone la a musical instrument or n For first class Job work—the Herald mental disorder. ROLLINS COLLEGE vs. CAMPBELL-LOSSING POST FOOTBALL ARM ISTICE Don’ t forget wo give n froo chance on tho American Le­ gion Ford with every tiro. 30x3 N. S.........$8.75 Frank Akers Tire Co. irw rir n a T k T i^ ix T n V U L C A N IZIN G First nnd Elm Avo. vTi ' i A f7 •£& BETTER SPEECH WEEK SUCCESS AT HIGH SCHOOL ‘ TheJ^/Lagic C u j 6 A lso a Century Comedy 1 r "’ ^ i in ‘T h e Great Moment” ; also a Two- ■■ a W E HAVE ■' • : = - FO R S A L E j^ lfY LOTS A N Y P A R T OP T O W lC ’O N TE R M S T O SUIT*. Y O U *-P'-; * * | RADIUM DISAPPEARS You can make, money buying for advance. You are going to build a home one o f these days, why not select a lot how, and pay fo r it by easy stages. ' ' ■,:1 . If you have some money, will build one or two houses. „; l * # # Sanford is moving, don’t ‘wait, g et in the game now. SAVANNAH, Gn., Nov. 0.— A tube ftf radium valued at $0,600 and owned by a syndicate of local phyhiclans, has disappeared from a local hospital for women, where it had been used on A patient. It is believed one of tho nurses threw the tube down a sower when ompting what tho nurse thought wns rofusc. The tube wns insured nnd nn adjuster is to como today to investi­ gate the loss. Tho sewer connections hnvo been torn up nt the hospital in an effort to find the missing radium. M e is c h g Z » * 5 * Z ■ Z R e a lt y C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY a; AGENT CAMPAIGN BY TEACHERS AND AMPLE A ll) IN FLORIDA SCHOLARS WILL REAR FOR CATTLE INDUSTRY FRUIT a ASSURED BY NEW BANK ■ Monday morning the program for (Continued from 1’m.e One) Better Speech Week began with a pnny were agreed upon, ns indicated chapel talk to the High School stu­ in the following lettor of confirma­ dents mado by R. J. Holly in his us­ OpttofO ptom e­ tion from Chairman Kugcno Meyer, ual genial Htyle. Mr. Holly is rec­ in trist ognized by all S. H. S. ns ono of its Jr., addressed to members of tho sub­ best friends nnd consequently his committee: TO SEE BETTER SEE MOORE "In the conference between tho words about "Good Speech as a Com­ mercial Asset" wero fully taken to bourd of directors nnd yourself this Phone 1 02 Oppealte P ost O ffice heart. During thnt dny tho posters morning you informed us that you ex­ made for tho contest conducted by tho pected that n new cuttlo loan com­ Welfnrc Department of the WdlhhMto pany, with approximately $250,000 Club were on exhibit at tho High subscribed capital, would shortly bo r ■ School. Since then these have been formed to tuko cure of cnttlo loans in ■ SO U TH ER N AG RICU LTU RIST placed in various show windows about Florida and Georgia, nnd that it was 5 town. Nun Paxton’s Ib in Speer’s supposed that this cnttlo loan com­ NASHVILLE, TENN. window; Byron Stephens in Bower A pany mnke loans to cattle raisers who Roumillat’s Drug Store; Rodman Leh­ arc in u position to comply with the The Giant of the South • 3 man’s nt Newberry’s nnd Edwnrd Mc- following terms: I Its immense popularity is duo not Only to the faufl tHat ■ 1. —All cuttle upon which loans are Calley’s in Brady’s Jewelry store win­ predicted shall he confined in ample every lino in it is written for Southern farm families by ■ dow. ■men and women who know and appreciate Southern condi­ ■ j The second chapel talk was made pastures or ranges owned, leased or Tuesday nt 10:30 by Miss Ora Wil­ otherwise controlled, by the borrower, tions, but to the practically unlimited personal service which liams of the Expression Department in such a manner that the herd or is given to subscribers without charge. of the public schools. Her subject herds may be conveniently inspected Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun­ was "Tho Human Voice" on which ut any time by representatives of tho dreds of different subjects— all without charge. When yoa she gave a free expression lesson, wnr finance corporation. Such en­ become a subscriber this invaluable personul service is yours. which was fully appreciated by all closed pastures or ranges to have an That is one reason why we hnve— udequnte water supply for tho cattle, 5 the studentH. An entertaining recitn■ and sufficient dipping vats for tick tlon added charm to her words of 375,000 CIRCULATION orndication purposes. In (ho enso of advice. Tho High School students were n lease, snme shall be for such time particularly fortunate in hnving se­ ns tho wur finance corporation may cured Dr. Wm. Frocnumt Blackman deem nccessnry for the protection of the loan. for chnpel on Wednesday. tho value of cattlo of not less thnn 2. —Thnt loanH he made only on ent-$10 a head is apparent by tho market Thursday’s chnpel included talks by Pattye Lyles nnd Edwnrd Henderson, tle in tick free areas, or in counties prices. a rending by Mnc Holly and nt 2:45 which hnvo voted in favor of tick era­ Tho fullest measure of co-opcrn- The more n man kntwaj. the P. m. tho awarding of prizes in the dication; this provision being neces­ tion on tho part of owners of graz­ •nore he knows he doeRstt' know. poster, piny and story contests, ns sary in order thnt cnttlo on which ing InndB is urged in u resolution Bui, if he will try the* Lakeland well as the presentation of two short loans are made mny have nccess to the which was adopted nt a late meeting Steam Laundry he will know th e plays under tho direction of Mrs. market before muturity of the loan, of tho Atlanta agency, Floridians best class of work done with the Maxwell nnd Miss Williams. I am glad to be able to inform you owning lands nro asked particularly >est grade of water. Dr. Blackman made an oloquent ad­ that tho war finance corporation is to assist insofar as possible. The part SANFORD BRANCH dress. Speaking in behalf of Better ready to consider applications from of tho resolution discussing this phase such a live stock company, operat­ of relief follows: Speech Dr. Blackman, former presi­ Lakeland Steam Laundry dent of Rollins College, made an elo­ ing in accordance with those terms. “ And bo It further resolved, Thnt Vory truly yours, quent address yesterday morning to innd owners are urged to lease graz­ Phone 475 T. A. Butner, Prop. EUGENE MEYER, Jr., tho high school students nnd faculty ing InndB to cnttlo- owners on a nom­ Managing Director. inal basin of rent in order that tho on tho subject, "Some Musters of tho Chairman Meyer, of tho war Fi­ cattlemen may thus bo enublod to English Language." DF. Blackman spoke of English ns a beautiful nnd nance Corporation hns made it known comply with ono of the conditions efficient language which we are for­ that tho credits which the corpora­ nccessnry for a loan and to thereby Have a look at th e tunate to bo privileged to speak nnd tion is prepared to extend to tho cat­ assist in fostering the cnttlo industry urged that we do all in our power to tle raisers of Georgia nml Florida nro of tho state." Winchester Window. conserve nnd enrich it. Then in a liberal In tho extreme, nnd members According to members of the Florisympathetic yet discriminating way of tho Atlnnta agency representing dny committee, such aid as is secur­ THE B A L L H A R D ­ he npokc of the seven musters of the Florida declare that they will bo am­ ed for Florida must ho secured before W A R E CO. I English language which had mado tho ply sufficient to meet tho needs of July 1, 1022, whon under the Inw the strongest appoal to him. As tho great­ the Industry in Florida and Georgia. war finnneo corporation must begin Cattle ionns havo already been liquidating. However, the ionns ex­ est of these masterpieces he named western tended mn yrun for a period of three the King James’ version of tho Bible, made extensively in tho nnd as other poworfully stimulating stutes and many cattle hanks have years from tho doto they originate. works the labors of Btinyun, DoFoo, been organized to secure n preferred In the letter from Mnnnging Rj. Lincoln, Stevenson, Carlyle nnd Wood­ aid for their respective communities. rector Meyer it is to ho seen that the Season opens Nov. 20th. In these cases tho aid has been usually war finnneo corporation has laid down row Wilson. Remember the Sabbath, The address was one of tho most on tho busts of ten dollars to each curtain prescribed rules which must beautiful and inspiring which Sanford dollar of capital stock paid into the ho compiled with before loanH are ox- but oh you 21st.. High School students huvo ever been hank, nnd it 1s expected that thin will tended, nnd these mny bo expected to privileged to hear and fully proved probnbly ho tho basis In Florida, tho hnvo an important benring In assist­ Dr. Blackman, himself, ono of tho no definito statement nn to thin was ing Florida in dovoloping more tickforthcoming toduy. It was brought free territory. grout masters of our language. out nt tho Inst Washington confer­ Only ono bank through which the ence thnt the aid oxtended tho west corporation will opornto in Florida is There are few murblo palaces in by the finnneo corporation through the expected to he organized in Florida this country, hut wo hnve a House cnttlo banks, new nnd old, hns result­ and it i« designed to operate in two composed largely of ivory. ed in relieving tho financinl stress of states. Bartow wan HoioctciL ip* the the Industry to such nn oxtent that point.fbr its |ocatiokfbWatise it is olio \ And k illin g maizes.dne'k work Icnttli q^rpera- havo jiot btmu./prced \o rtf the central points in Florida as re­ 'Hinders fn tho faction, a nit Wt seen) Jlghter. Wflll, porhkpi in time {put tholr stock’ on the market ijt n lated to the cnttlo industry. Its pies- thoroughly familiar with ti sacrifice and already an increase in Idont is one of tho most popular fj. ’ business and the conditions , the chorus will try it. duatry.—Jn^HOHyjUjj Motro] TOM MOORE a a s KNOWLEDGE SPORTSMEN OIL ’EM BOYS G AM E D A Y , 4 P. M. 30x3i/o N. S...... $10.25 " & > != lllllllr?. WILSON MAKING RAIMI) RECOVERY. TDa® Range (Ilf The Aw oftatft.l'rfM ) RICHMOND, Nov. 10.— Latest retuma from the Ninth Virginia Con­ gressional district heretofore regarded as only grcnt Republican stronghold in state, gave Trinkle, Democratic candidate for governor a majority ranging from flfteon to eighteen hun­ dred over Henry W. Anderson, Re­ publican. This is the first Democrat­ ic victory in the Ninth District sinco 1808, i i ? '= There are two special features of Thompson Shoes that make them profitable for you to buy— their qual­ ity standards are the highest, and their style standards provide genuine distinction. *- HIT ' '•« Phone 417-W THE BALL HARD­ WARE COMPANY t * �/ ( THE SAWFOgp PAILY HKRA|J>, n O P A ?, WOyi SALFORD' DAILY HERALD ARMISTICE DAY. r * r It was three yean ago .when the JUST KIDS— A Helpful, Drug Clerk. whistles aroused everyone from bed >rr la ito n and, told them to get up. end cele­ pdwdw—f y n y r* CO., Inc. brate the signing of the peaca pact or armistice that would atop the .Editor fighting until torms could bo arrang­ J. HOLLY LI LLARD....SneraUrjr-Troonum ed. It all came so suddenly nnd al­ NEHL...........Qwtfil M iaijit most like a bolt from the clear sky and just when we were wondering ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jf„ OIXOOLATIOM MAXAOXB how many of our boys would bo kllL Phone 148 up to 8 P. M. ed and how many wounded,.and how U w r ttiln X . t i M«*« I n n » many missing, for it seemed that they ' ; MMrmtm M u la ITZ •*.00 would bo forced to go through an­ Om I n f ............................... other winter on forolgn soil with all * * . ’hi ‘ciir *1 OtrrUf Oh VM k ............................ Its attendant influents tyid wounds and agony. The surrender of the ^ • a L V s J S jg ja r jjS German army on November 11th, than meant so much to the watching m m Ihivi ■ It M linM t jyur, f wi.. HSO BSTtt* UC HMD and waiting ones. It meant so ptuch was it arson Member i f The Aasoclatad Pr locr WHAT too carta fok SACTSt tq those nt home ns well ns those boys i THAT AiHT IT? J who were ovor thoro fighting nnd MOPa) a n r for ! thats waiting and eating their hearts out V/ith n dully boat leaving Jackoon for the chanco to . get ncross. It villa, for Now York, the Clyde Line meant so much to all of us here in the Steamship Co., should be able to land of the freo and the homo o f the NN> m 6ve on enormous amount o f thja brave, nnd then when the 11th ush­ citnio crop to northorn markets. That ered In tho groat day, how we cele­ will mean lota o f good money saved brated, and how wo sapg, and how to tho growers that otherwise would wo shouted, and went perfectly wild go to tho railroad companies.—De- for pur$ joy. And then tho nttondnnt joy of the home-coming of tho Land News, boy*, ami the promises never to for­ All tho world Is enjoying a holiday get their deeds nnd trials and suffer­ NATIONAL CARTOON CO, except tho editor of the dally papor. ing and yot how soon, how noon. But He Is obliged'to stay on the job and we nro not bringing up any com­ get the nows regardless, people plaints today, any charges or npy Want their dally pnpor oven If they forebodings. This is the day of Joy are oh a vacation and It Is up to us and thanksgiving, and cheer, and n shows to some, their deficiencies In bringing the body of the unknown this regard tho excuso for ordaining soldier to our national cemetery wo to glyo them service. Well, when It good time fo r everybody. n special week (a custom grown far symbolize our undying gratitude to Armistice Day means more to us comes |o service, wo have It, and wo too frequent theso days) will havo him and to all whom ho represents. cortalnly want tho people to hnvo the now than any other day on tho cal­ been found.—St. Augustine Record. "But this is not only a day of sac­ endar, and Sanford is showing the Dally Herald regardless. -----------o-----------red and grateful remembering of true spirit by putting on ono of the CELEBRATE ARMISTICE DAY those who gave themselves for their hlggoBt colcbrntlnnn In Florida. San­ Armistice Day Is fast displacing tho WITH PRAYERS FOR PEACE. country and the cause to which their ford can nlwnyn lie depended upon to Fourth of July as the National holi­ country pledged its all. It Is a day day In America, and no one is sorry. do this, nnd we nro doing it today. Threo years ago tomorrow nt 11 when, turning from this fresh-made Have n good time, nil o f you visit­ Tho grand and glorlouB Fourth was becoming more or less of a nuisance, ors. Hnve a good time, nil of you o’clock In tho morning, tho last gun grave, wo face tho responsibility with its Are crnckcrs and cannons, nnd "buddies.” Have n good time, nil of was fired In tho grontes*- nnd most which their suffering and sacrifice fireworks, and waste o f money and you fathers nnd mothers nnd sisters devastating wnr the world had over hnve made ours. Thnt responsibility, Legion men. known; a war thnt slaughtered more heightened by the fact that God hns accidents and noise. We can cele­ nnd brothers of tho brate Armistice I)ny In a more quiet This lx your day, nnd their day, nnd young men, mndo more widows nnd prospered us beyond other peoples, nnd subdued manner nnd no one is they fthnuld hnve full need o f praise more orphans, nnd ontniled moro mis­ hns prompted us to Invite tho lend­ and good wishes. And this goes for ery on nil the world, than 'nil the ing nations to confer nH to how tho hurt— much. veterans o f the Spnnish-Amerlcnn wnrs which had preceded It simje suffering, struggling peoplces of the People are making a lot of fuss war, the Confederate Veterans, nnd men first began slaying each other. earth may bo relieved of tho crush­ over Henry Fore's remark thnt "all the G. A. It., and all the veternns of Nearly two tluniHnnd years of grow­ ing loads of armament nnd the sus­ history Is bunk.” We quite agree nil wnrs, everywhere. AH « f you ing civilization nnd preachment of picions und fears and animosities en­ with Henry. All history is more or hnve upheld tho trnditions of AmerL the Christian doctrino of "Pence on gendered ,by colossal military and loss bunk. Take tho present day cn, no matter where you shouldered Earth, Good Will to Men," had en­ nnval equipment. "Let ub raise thankful hcartB to stuff; thnt will Rome day bo history. the musket, no mntter whnt the gendered tho hope nnd belief that No man sees nn event the same, no enuse, no matter whnt tho rcsul^. there would never again bo a great God, tho Creator nnd Ruler of na­ man writes about thnt event the aamu, You have been soldiers, you hnvo had wnr. Vain belief I With tho sudden­ tions, for tho mcnsuroIcBB blessings no witncsB in court tells tho snmo soldier’s wives, sisters, mothers, ness nnd fury of a cyclone tho great He hns bestowed upon us, nnd let us war broke' on a shuddering nnd fear­ dedicate ourselves to the services of story. All history is bound to bo sweethenrts. mankind. more nr Iobh blink. This whole life Ih Wo have all gone through the fiery ful world. Men forgot tho teachings of cen­ more or less bunk. "Lot us pray God's blessing, rest­ furnace. Lot us rejolco todny thnt It Is over, nnd let us pray thnt it may turies and rushed to kill, with tall ing In special measure on tho Con­ tho fury ond savagery o f wild beasts. ference thnt gathers on this Memori­ Wo feel sorry for Youngstown, never occur again. Christianity, civilization nnd com­ al Day, may mark tho beginning of Ohio. It hnH just elected a frenk mayor, n man who had only been In ’ ENGLISH AS SHE 18 SPOKEN" mon humanity lost place In tho minds a new ern In human history, and hearts o f men, and were replnced tho city four months nnd bis pint"Lot us pray thnt America ns a form Includes tho abolishing of tho Under *the leadership of tho Litor- by a beastly lust for tho blood of nation mny be filled with the spirit city tract Ion.l trie, allows spooning In ary Digest which is furthering tho ob­ their fellow men. Science was mil - o f that great Lender of Mankind who tho public parks and tho promise to servance of "Bolter Speech Week" i^l on to invent engines of destruc­ taught thnt men should lovo their turn his snlnry over to chnrlty. It throughout tho country, people are be­ tion more dendly thnn had over be­ enemies nnd thnt service is the true For four long wny of greatness nnd of life." Is said thnt ho. was elected by the sought to foreswonr cnroless enuncia­ fore boon known. women’s votes. We do not believe It. tion, ungrnmmntlcnl construction, mis­ years tho combat raged on the earth, PARDON, LYNN, PARDON Florida elected a man one tlino of that pronunciations, the use of slang nnd In tho air, nnd undor tho wntor of the calibra and the women were not oven poor choice of words for the duration «en. Millions of hotnea were dcsoLynn Bloom, of the Lakeland Star, Voting, ^ of this week, tho underlying object Inted, nnd peaceful pensnnts with of courso bang that whnt endures for their wives nnd little ones were turn­ sends us a postal in which he states seven days may exist for seven moro ed out to wander and starve. Tho that lid will stick our saintly head In SOAP VERSUS KOUflE nnd thus lay a foundation for a decid­ achievements of centuries in nrt nnd the Atlantic ocean nt Bimini for cred­ Any Berkoloy, Calif., high school girl who appears in clnsn with cheeks ed improvement in tho American use scicnco wore ruthlessly destroyed, iting his fine editorial, "Alono But rouged nnd lips painted will bo escort­ of English. In a full pngo devoted to with no thought of tho future. Great Not Forgotten" to tho Telegram in­ ed to tho washroom and treated to a tho subject the Literary Digest goes empires toppled over ns if mndo of stead of tho Star. Wo beg your par­ thorough face wash. This Is a warn­ on to suggest thnt thu Hchool room cards, nnd kings, kaisers nnd czars don old chap. We were thinking of ing of the glrlH1 association which should bo the heudqunrtcrs for any lost their thrones und even their lives. you when wo copied tho oditorlnl for campaign that deals with tho Improve­ Trade and commerce wore stagnated, It sounded so much like your senti­ has voted to put un end to mnka-up. The determination of tho student ment of American speech, nnd pre­ for all the thoughts and nets of men ments nnd certainly echoed our Bcntlbody to abolish tho vulgarities of sents tho following pledge written by were devoted to war and destruction. monts— that's why we copied It. Don't rouge and lip stick Is to be commend­ Grace Williamson Wlllot of tho Chica­ It was a time of wild and ferocious know how we enmo to give credit to ed. But tho strenuous method of en­ go Woman's Club, for tho considera­ insanity that alTectod the whole dear old Hnrry Brown nnd know thnt forcement Is open to question. Doubt- tion of ovory pupils In the High world, and only- ceased when com­ ho does not want anything that is not coming to him. Wo have nequired tho loss tho mere suggestion will help to School and grammar school depart­ plete oxhaustion compelled n stop, hold wavering sisters In lino. But any ments; Finally with the submission of the habit of running so many editorials "I love tho United StateH of Ameri­ central powers, came tho nrmlstlco, from both of tho excellent Lakeland girl who decided definitely to go coun­ ter to the consensus of opinion could ca, I love my country's flag, 1 love my nnd the fighting ceased on November papers that we can be excused If wo get thorn mixed once In a while. And make it very unpleasnnt for hardy en­ country's language. I promise: H i 1018. All tho world rejoiced thnt ngnin, Lynn, old chap, you will not "1.—Thnt I will not dishonor my thusiasts who laid forcible hands up­ the nwful carnage was ended nt last, dip our head In tho ocean for it looks country’s speech by leaving o ff tho on her. nnd America was especially jubilant, liko wo will not boo Bimini or tho Young girls nro pretty wise nnd it Inst syllables of words; for we had four million of our young ocean on tho 20th. Sorry, but It can't "2.—Thnt I will sny n good Ameri­ Is doubtful if the mntter will bo car­ men In battle array, with two mil­ ried to a filial issue In any Instance. can 'yes’ nnd 'no' Instead of nn In­ lions of them over sons fighting the bo helped. In casu of extreme obstinacy on tho dian grunt 'umhum’ and 'nupuin' or a common enemy. Wo have our souve­ TOO LATE TO KICK. pnrt of any young exterior decorator forolgn 'yn' or 'yoh' nnd 'nopo'; nirs of tho conflict in thousnnds of "8.—Thnt I will improvo American social annihilation would probnbly bo whose sons and fathers He under the Tho government is responsible for more effective and less difficult than speech by enunciating distinctly und lilies nnd poppies of France nnd ninny things. The government began roughor methods of rcgonoratlon.— by speaking plensnntly nnd sincere­ Flanders, or havo been * m ight back Pnlntka News. by paying enormous wages to people ly; for Christlnn burial In their beloved "4.—That I will try to mako my who worked In tho ship yards. Tho We understand some such monsuro homo land. will bo taken at Snnford High If any country's language beautiful for the shoe men nnd tho clothing men fol­ Tomorrow tho great nations of tho many boys nnd girls of foreign na­ o f tho girls try to bo facial artists, lowed suit. Other lines kept their world will begin n meeting in Wash­ !*»■ tions who come horo to livo: eyej open and thty followed in tho "5.—That I will learn to nrtlculnto ington, with tho hopo of making a footsteps o f tho othors who wore HEINZ FIG PUDDING correctly mio word a day for ono rccurroncso of such nn nwful calami­ making huge 'profits. Now the tax ty forever Impossible. All Ameri­ year," gatherers are claiming an extra slice Heat a can of Heins Fig Pud­ Attention to this all-important sub­ ca, and nil tho world Indeed, will of tho nbnormnl profits nnd tho peo< ding In boiling water for 80 ject need not stop with tho children pray to God above that their efforts pie are kicking.—Apalachicola Times minutes. for they are not tho only ones who are may prove successful.—Tampa Times. ------------ o-----------Tho following makes a good -------------o in error in murdering their mother Tho Lake Worth Herald lays that sauce to aerve with thu pud­ ARMISTICE DAY MESSAGE. tonguu, Tho youngstors hoar slipshod dnshcen planting la now under way, ding: 1 tablespoon buttor; 1 English all about them (yes, ovon in and thnt at least two hundred acres scant tablespoon flour; 8 table­ Tho following "Armlstlco Day Mes­ thu school room) and any cnmpflgn spoons sugar; Cinnamon to sage" is issued by the Federal Coun­ will bo planted to this valuable food that Is to und In thu real uplift o f our taste. When blended odd slow­ standards must of necessity hnvo tho cil of Churches, wrlch Is composed of product. Great activity . Is reported ly 1-2 cup milk and 1 cup of co-operation of thouo whoso oxamplo .10 communjons with 20,000,000 mem­ in this matter at Georworth, a townwntor. Cook until smooth. When boars such weight with tho young bers, to be road by tho pastors to sle, the Herald stating that Mr. Goer cool pour into beaten egg. folks, their congregations on Friday: ,, "Todny we solomnlse tho valorous was telling that two hundred acres of Continued use of slang nnd n slip­ shod method o f oxpresslon— thoso nro sacrificial sorvlce of those who went muck land would be devoted to dashindications of a poverty of mind which to take our part in tho great war eons, and quoting the latter as saying no person should enro to advortlso to for tho defending of tho enuso of "that thoro will ben ready market for Phonea 497-404 tho world. If "Bettor Speech Week” world freedom and world peace. In tho dnsh cn thoro is no question." WELAKA BLOCK ii e The Right Kind of Credit A t the Right Time— 3# W ho can say how. much it would b e worth to you? A permanent connection with & strong, friendly bank,.will firm ly es­ tablish your credit standing and as­ sure for you the accommodation and assistance such a connection affords its regular customers. ryaa. ■■ffissa.ffwa “ss Deane Turner First National Bank • - V. • r - , . ,) p t f v i f WITS)WML.'. VTi Tc?:in OT A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Forster, Pres. B. F. W hitner, Cashier PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF You Can Find the Nam e o f Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column ------- Y V T — , CONTRACTORS LAW YERS George A . DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder FLORIDA Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA HARTFORD B A T T E R Y Sanford C on stru cts Cot Edw. H iggins, Inc. CONTRACTORS AND BU1LDMBS Planes and Specificatlonr CkHtfaDy Furnished All Work Guaranteed H. T. PACE P. O. B u M H aight & W ieland PU R E W A T E R G AR AG ES Elder Springs W a te r Smith Bros. Garage 99.98% PURB Phone 811-W Sanford, Ffca “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Expert Repairing OIL, GAB and ACCESPORIE8 Oak and First • Geo. W . K night Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD LO R D ’S P U R IT Y W ATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Daily Service Phone I W FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. SA N F O R D NOVELTY^ The vocational committee o f the BualW ORKS neaa and Professional Women's Club requosts all young women desiring employment to register at the First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman D. F . SU M N E R lit PAINTER mx ranrr toun V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and M ill W ork CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford. Fin. house TR AN SFER *i Mb Will Oratr.ot or T U . J.b try U . Hour rxoME eis US l a u x x l a t e . “ WE DELIVER THE GOODST Sanford M achine & Foundry Co. Quick Service T ran sfer General Machine and Boiler Worka Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands In stock Crank Shafts Re-turned If we please you, tell others; If ■ * tell us. Phone 498 Sanford Steam Laundry Hotel Montezuma • FOR SERVICE Call 146-J “ Sanford's New Hotel” Storage Facilities HOTELS 91.50 Up Per Day W. RAWLING, Prop. Acteylene W elding . OF ALL KINDS Sanford W elding Co. mu Located in Bagla Bldg., 205 Oak Ave, Phene 175 Fourth and Sanford Ave New Era Printery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING IN SU R AN CE N. Y . LIFE INS. CO. W. T. ROBERTS, Agent Sanford d r in k GILLON & FR Y Electrical Contractors Pho”e 442 i l l p a r k Atc Office supplies of wh Herald Printing Co. W1 Florida anything In this lino see We have It or can get It Elder Spring. Water. Jta 09 98-100 or cent pure, phone 31L -G e t your Scratch Pads from Herald—by the pound— 15c. �TEE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1*21 gi—■— i ^ — ■— ■ ■ --------- —---- ------ ----- Fashionable D ress G ingham s ! ■ S 5 ■ S | Plana fo r new G lh gha* Gowns are quite in a order these days and never were nin»i!?J!n S more attractive or b e t « F . f f i £ " * . £ £ need. Here are new patterns In Domilar or comblnatlona and'a quality wh?chi promi c« to launder with entire e a t K A o - S tlon..j Prioed low fo r thls eellln,, yd. " _ ■ "i ru •« , _ _ v• ■ - ................ ■: -C1 ' Serviceable Flannettes This comfortable, downy finished cjoth^ haa many uses. Excellent fo r warm crib com-’ forters, as well as for children's night gowns and sleepers, underwaist and petticoats. In clean looKihif patterns and plain col- A Q * * ors. Excellent value at, yard.......... a i O v |3C i ! | D ress G ingham , 19c Yard Special Apron G ingham s S These popular fabrics may be chosen in elth- S For regulation gingham dlih apfdn aof which' _ one needs a good sUpphr or fo r neat coveralls ■ which serve as excellent substitutes for house 9 dresses. Women are always eager to w kd' advantage of good values in apron ginghams j nna.nere and. here aro are gmgnoms ginghams or o f serviccaow serviceable quality l iccked blocks ‘ 8a t No t i c e d . 1 1 ® C ■[ 2 er large o f email checks,.staple or novelty 2 Saids. T hey make up very readily into good looking dresses fo r women and children. Un2 fa d in g colors and a close even weave,'which S w M look well after tubbing, Are Every day is money saving day in this store during this sale. H ere i 2 are a few notable examples that we take pleasure in subm itting 3 to you. Remember are at _____ these ______ ___ _ Q U A L IT Y GOODS u w j l / w osold v .u n v prices p i tw o i0Wer than the “ ordinary, and only a few o f the hundreds o f values •> . ^— iv< we are offering you in this general sale. L. j ^ * rr r - * rr 8 ■ ■ •t •r*rf r • f . .* . and w Merchandise Must Go! I 8 ■ SPECIAL LOT BEAUTIFUL COATS « FOB LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN— These new arrivals are striking exnmples o f style and o f the practical economy of our lowered prices. Models are in favored materials; new and original In design and yet associated with every-day weftr and service. Since these are very unusual values, this worthy opportunity will have the immediate attention of every woman, misses and child in the neigh2 borhood. DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. N i ■ { 2 ] \ j 5 [; 2 [ ■ ■ B O YS’ SU ITS OF E X C E L L E N T Q U A L IT Y 2 These suits will please you from the linings out. Bovs are proud to wear them because the trim fit and general good style are so satisfying. Mothers will note with approval the excellent service-giving qualities of the materials and the careful tailoring which provides for longer wear, as well as for good appearance. Present prices offer a definite saving. „ % £ £ t ' Boys’ $5.50 Suits now ....$3,95 Boys’ $10 Suits now..........$6.95 Boys’ $15.00 Suits n o w .............................................................. $10.45 2 Boys’ Overcoats and M ack an aw s........................... $6.95 to $9.95 ■ ■ This group, specially priced, f r o m ......................... $4.45 to $25.50 | . . " . . '. . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . '. ? OUR M E N ’S F O O T W E A R W. L. Douglass $10.60 Shoes, now .............................................. $8.45: $7.95 [ Big lot W. L. Douglass Oxfords to go at substnn tial reduction. O /* A P Men’s Shoes, $8.60 value, for ................................................ $8.45 CHOICE a ■ 2 L A D IE S ’ SHOES We have a shoe for every person, one that will suit every individual taste. All styles and colors: W. L. Douglass $11.00 Shoes, N o w .......... .............................................. W. L. Douglass $9 and $10 Shoes, NOW ......................................... W. L. Douglass Comfort Shoes, Now ................................................ SPECIAL LADIES’ KID SHOE, Now*................................................ Heavy Work Shoes, Now ................................................ JULIETS, elastic sides, value $2.50, Now ................................................ $8.95 [ $6.951 $3.151 $5.95 \ $2.95 i $1.65 j ■ 2 ■ 2 * «t 2 . C H IL D R E N ’S SHOES 2 BOYS’ AMERICAN SCOUT 2 SHOES, now ................................. T t T T T ± ± T T ± ± T T ♦ X Children’s Union Suits, now RUGS DUPLEX W IN D O W WORK Our entire stock o f work clothing, which is one of the largest in this vicinity, will all be sold at a big reduction. Wo haven’t space to begin to list it. M E N ’S 35c value, y a r d ........................... 28c 30c Value, y a r d ........................... 24c Many Other Values We Can’ t List SW EATER S Men's Sweaters, $2.00 value, Now ...................................... Ladies’ Sweater Coats, were $5.50, now .......................... Ladies’ Silk Sweaters, Now ...................................... ■ Ladies’ Full Fashioned, pure thread silk hose, wore $3.50, now.. ■ SAU CER S Silk Hose, perfect weave nnd shape. These are a wonderful buy at..... .. $2.00 Silk Hose, reduced to One needs so many cups and saucers nnd when you see theso dainty patterns you'll want to buy an extra half dozen. Clear, flawless Chino, simple nnd artistic decorations. Setof 0 4 six for o n ly ......................................................................................... v ® 2 Curtain Scrim -----------g ' ■ j , | Special Cambric Muslin Percales in Lights and Darks Women who make their own undergarments will take instant advantage o f this opportun­ ity to save. This fine weave cambrie muslin has a special soft finish which makes it easy to sitch. Cambric muslin, O Q tf* extra width, yard ................ ,............A O t Neat, well liked patterns for house dresses nnd school blouses. These percales iron with a high luster because the weave is bo even— indeed many womon find this quality a sat­ isfactory substitute for more expensive shirt­ ing weaves in making tailored waists and men’s shirts. Y a r d ....... M M \ s Linine, y a r d ..................................25c 8 DEPARTMENT STORE $4.95 iai V ’r v $2.79 a | 32.19 [ | $1.691 We Have Many More in Cheaper Grades 2 a, [ A ll-W o o l Serge 95c Indian Head ■ for not often in a season are full sized blankets of­ fered at so low a price. Woven of excellent quality yam s; soft, deep nap insures unusual warmth; a blanket ends are carefully finished. SPECIALLY a ■ PRICED at— AND H O SIE R Y |Haven’t the Space to List] F U L L SIZE D B L A N K E T S $3.95 SIL K ............ 86-in. wide, black, navy and brown, wonderful value, at y a r d .................. *2 ■ CAREFUL consideration of these Values will point S ■ the wisdom o f replenishing blanket supplies now, ■ a $1.45 [ $1.191 | $3.951 i $8.95 33 Boys’ Cotton Sweaters, Now ...................................... FANNER’S 2■ $1.95 $3.95 Columbia Hat, Stetson style, now ...................................... SH AD ES ” H ATS $3.00 Hats, reduced to ...................- .................... $4.80 $3.50 $4.20 $4.80 $3.60 $3.50 $4.10 If you have broken the cups which go with your dinner set, replace them with these. Simple handed designs, attractive in themselves nnd suitable for use with dishes of almost any pnttern. 0<f 4 Set of six ................ ........................................................................ V - l * r. 2 1 3 -2 1 5 S A N F O R D AVENUE ▼ T V I v CLO TH IN G Beautiful quality at yd. only..25c Floral and Oriental Designs These new patterns will appeal to you at once. In Florial nndOrientaldesigns, and chosen with an eye to pleasing color combi­ nations. AND 2 Ladies’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, ench ....................................................... Of Serviceable Material Which Will N ot Crack A fresh new stock of shades. Of firm, heavy materials, with automatic roller and coppered ends. With brackets and nails. 0 4 A Q CUPS - . ! Dozens of Other Values W e i W ell Chosen Cretonnes I 1 ■ SM A L LE R 85c [ Y 85c j YY 75c 3 69c 1 Men’s Ribbed Underwear, 2-piece, each .................. $22.45 Very Best Quality, Neat Border Design Cups and Saucers, Dozen .......... 6inch Plates, Dozen .......... 7lnch Plates, Dozen .......... Oyster Bowls, Dozen .......... Soup Bowls, Dozen .......... Oatmeal Dishes, Dozen .......... Cream Pitchers, Dozen .......... PRETTY ■ ------------, Whether it is a question of making service­ able little wash suits or school dresses or trim looking frocks for herself, these fine chambrays will recommend themselves to the home sewer. Close even weave and will iron with a high lustre. Standard widths; 0 4 a wanted colors, y a r d .................. MM*\* T T Elastic Seam Uundenvcar, n o w .................................. L A D IE S ’ $3.45 [ $2.95; Fine Chambrays T ± f to Y y f Y Y Y UNDERW EAR ■ a ...8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 .8 8 ........8 l.l....l8 ...» ? T C AR PETS H O TEL W A R E S School Shoes for the girls is something thnt you 2 need now nnd this snle affords you an opportunity ■ that you should not pnss up to supply your needs in this line: 2 GIRLS’ Shoes, black and tan, values * to $5.00, now ................................. AND Conservative Patterns Many rooms look best when furnished with several smaller rugs of similar coloring and design. Hero you may choose rugs of this sort at modjerato prices. Here, too, aro rugs to fit in "between the doors” and awkward spaces, priced to sell (|J.| AND UP $3.951 * $6.00 Work Shoes, for ..................... RUG S — Are here for your inspection. We’re ready to serve you in making your selection. Included are the most popular rugs— Wool Tapestry, Cornwall Velvets, Kretonnes, Woolen Fibre, Crex, Congoleum and in fact most any that you can mention, in choice o f desirable patterns and sizes. Rugs of lasting quality whose worth will be proved by yeurs o f service. Values to $35.00. Priced from— We carry the season’s latest styles and leathers, in wide, medium and pointed toe. You may choose your preferred last among them. With their neat : appearance and long wearing qualities— here are unusual values— W. L. Douglass $12.00 Shoes, now .............................................. NEW 4 This material, with its many uses, off course, needs no description. It is priced very low for this snlo. Yard......... 25c Bleached Muslin A firm, even wenvo and bleached snow white. Useful in so many different ways for home sewing thnt many women will buy this good quality muslin by tho bolt at this 4| f l i p price. Y a r d ........................................ I I v SP EC IAL ON SH EETS A N D P IL L O W C A SE S # Hero aro sheets and pillow cases o f a quality which you will take pride in owning. Of firm woven ma­ terials with a llnen-like finish. Hems aro wide and neatly turned. SHEETS, 81x90, each .............................................. PILLOW CASES, each ............................................. $1.65 23c �, ! i jia n w a v o K .y a (h v THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1021 PACTS FOUR WORK IS HARD OR ARTISTS WT#T< \ is jealous o f its reputation for Ser­ vice and seeks to justify it anew with each individual problem presented to it. » 1 The knowledge and experience of this bank is available to its friends and patrons at all times, regardless of the size of their transactions. O • i • i► T h e Seminole C ounty ii .....Bank.... STRENGTH PROGRESS 4 % INTEREST PAID SERVICE 444++++4++++*++++«<‘+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++*,»** S O C IE T Y MRU. FK BI) DAH iKit. Society Editor, Phone 217-W SOCIAL CALENDAR Saturday—Tho Children’H Story Hour will be hold at Central Park at •! o'clock. Saturday—N. S., I). A. It., will moot with Mrs. L. It. Phillips at her homo on Park avenue at .'I o'clock. Monday—The Wofctminster Club will ho entertained by Misses Herminia Lehman and Zota Davidson at tho home of the former on Pulmctto avenue at 3:30 j>. m. Monday—St. Agnes Guild will meet with Mrs. Chris Matthewa at her homo on Kim avenue at 3:30 p. in. Miaa Sarita Lake arrived laat night from State College at TallnhaRaee and will apend the week-end with her pnronta, Mr. and Mrs. Forreat Lnke. Miaa Krcell Little and two friends from Rollins, are here for Armistice celebrations. MOTHER'S CLUB MEETING POSTPONED. The meeting of the Mothers’ did not meet this Thursday, aa announced, hut will meet next day afternoon, November 18th, o'clock. Club first Fri­ at 3 DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB. The members of tho Duplicate Bridge Club were delight fully en­ tertained at a bridge luncheon Wed­ nesday by Mrs. B. W. Herndon, nt tho Semlnolo hotel. The hotel parlors wore effectively decorated with a profusion of cut llowers. At one o’clock n four course luncheon was served, A very absorbing game of duplieato .bridge was played during the afternoon, Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs. F. E. Roiimlllut won the prizes for high score, which were imported pin trays. Among those enjoying Mrs. Hern­ don’s cordial hospitality, were; Mrs. Frank I.. Miller, Mrs. A. P. Connully, Mrs. S. Puleston, Mrs. E. F. House­ holder, Mrs. F. K. Roiimlllut, Mrs. . E. Newman, Mrs. Lulu Clay nml Mrs. George DeCottea. MERRIE MATRONS CLUB. Beautiful in every detail, was the bridge party given yesterday after­ noon by Mrs. |). P. Drummond,1Wat her home on Magnolia avenue, the guests HOF-MAC BATTERY CO. We want to impress upon S■ you that we nmko u FEA­ TURE o f Gcncrutor, Sturt* ir und MuRneto Work. \ “ Foot o f First St ” Daily Fashion Hint W * HE '* *N Y 15*O * U T H IN•aK ■ *«*|OF *•COFFEE • 1' i *** Singing Into tho Recording Horn Con­ ceded to De a Nerve-Racking Experience. This Forward i-S Looking f A <• including the members of tho Mcrriu Matrons Club. Quantities of lovely chryanntheuma were used in decorating tho rooms where the card tables wero placed. Of exceptional interest was tho card game, Mrs. Frank Miller making high score among the guests, was pre­ sented an iridescent cologne bottle. The dub prize, also an iridescent co­ logne bottle, waa won by Mrs. Aylctte Pitta. At the conclusion of tho card games Mrs. Drummond served dainty refreshments of chicken salads and wiehes, olives, pickles, chocolate mints and hot chocolate. The guests included Mrs. Forrest Luke, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs! W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. George Knight. Tho club members present, were: Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. Charles Fedder, Mrs. Fred Wulsmnn, Mrs. Aylotto Fitts, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. Harry Herrin, Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mrs. W. T. Lang­ ley. Music Is n lot trickier to can than penrhes or i>ear*, remarks Farm and Fireside. When you play one of your phono­ graph records you have no Idea how hard It muy hare been to get that mel­ ody "preserved." You are listening to the result. of a lot of mighty hard work, which may have Included conrlderuhle storming by tho director und tears on the part of tho artist. Koine urtlsta simply cannot slug for the rec­ ords at nil, while others are nervous wrecka for day* after a session of re­ cording. To sing Into a recording horn limy look easy—Just ns It may look easy for a baseball player to hit a hull over the feuce for a home ryn—hut In rcpllty It Is one of the moat illfllcult, nerve-racklug things anyone can attempt. On the concert stage a singer with a good voice may make little mis­ takes without the audience noticing them. If he nas an uttruetlve pres­ ence and an cmfnglng manner, lie may even sing n hit off key and yet make a hit. Rut the wax master record Is a relent lest mirror, with no mercy for tho lmi>ertcctl<>nH that the average art­ ist—like other human hclngs—Is guilty of. The slightest wnVer or strain In the voice, the slightest do.bi­ llon from the true pitch, comes out badly. And the very fear of making tlicsu mistakes and Haws "hoodoo" most singers Into making them. The result Is that many a popular stage artist has met defeat In the laboratory, WAR ON SCREW-WORM FLIES Traps Have Proved Effective Methods of Getting Rid of Human and Animal Pests. The use of flytraps for catching screw-worm tiles Is ii now Idea as a means of comlmtlug those alioiiilnnhlu Insects, nnd has already provoil de­ cidedly effective. They are a firstclass pest la some parts of this emiutry, and especially In southwest Texas. Cattle ami other livestock suffer mut'li from their attacks, their habit being to lay eggs In any sort of wound. The larvae hutched from the eggs Imre Into the tissues, feeding upon them anil doing most destructive mis­ chief. When ready to transform Into impno, they come out, drop to the ground and bury themselves to await metamorphosis Into tiles. The screwworm flies, ure typical meat Hies, and the carcass of any dead animal quickly Kl # * # * M k a l R i # # # * m becomes a hatchery for them. Hence, « In the region afflicted by them. It * # # Is very Important that all carcasses « * shall he promptly destroyed, preferably # « tiy hunting. Occasionally It happens that human beings are attacked. *a # * # # R a m # # * 4 # # A fly crawls up the nostrils of n sleep­ ing person nnd lays Its eggs. The PARISH HOUSE KALENDAK. larvae hutched from them Invade the Holy Cross Parish House sinuses, nnd dentil Is likely to result. Nov. 37.— Brotherhood of St. An­ —Milwaukee Sentinel. drew Dinner. Dee. 1-2.— Holy Cross Bazaar. Squirrels and Robins Fight. Dec. (1-7.— All Soul's Bazaar. A tierce luwit buttle between fane-, Monday. of squirrels and robins lias been Circle No. 3, of the Methodist church observed In Mount Vernon, N. Y. The will meet with Mrs. T. B. Dobbins nnd squirrels and robins/ on Eleventh Mrs. J. M. Moye, at the apartment of avenue, Mount VermrtC have declared war upon eneli otlielCand each day 1luthe former, 018 Oak avenue, nt 3 p. m. battles are wngelng bigger and lltircer. Residents on Eleventh avenue have for BRYAN’S HERE some time thrown puunuts on their lawns for the squirrels and bread A cloud !h on Nebraska and it hides crusts for the birds of the neighbor­ hood, Three weeks ago it few robins the shining sun, The golden wheat and verdant corn after eating tin* bread helped them­ selves to peanuts, and the squirrels are uniformly dun; ran away. The first day 11 few squlr V 1 IT* THINK OF -l o j j Grade "A” Coffee { !><? «■ ./ Alw ays Fresh BEL-JAR COFFEE CO. .<• SIMPLE AND BECOMING Here extreme simplicity and dig­ nified reserve meet in a model of dark pray twillcord. The dress closing at the lsu:k, being trimmed at tho^ldes with rows of Hal »iik braid, stitched on either sida of inserted panels of satin. Braid alto trims the short sleeves, while (lie standing collar is of selfmaterial Medium size requires yards 54-inch :.:Mtcrial, with li yard satin. Pictorial Review Dress No. 9329. Sizes, 34 to 40 inches bust. Price, 33 cents. HEALING CREAM QUICKEST RELIEF FOR HEAD COLDS Colds and catarrh yield liko mag­ ic to soothing, healing, antiseptic cream that penetrates through every air passage and relieves swollen, inHnnu'il membranes of nose nnd throat. Your clogged nostrils open right up and you can bronthe freely. Hawking ami snuffling stop. Don’t stay stuf­ fed up anil miserable. Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your druggist. Apply a little in the nostrils und got instant re­ lief. Millions endorse this remedy known for more thnn fifty years.— Adv. i L.U'< WILL WEAK ’EM LONGER n respectable length. It’s what we HUT NOT VERY LONG used to cnll ohort before they began COUNTRY IS SAFE. wenrlng their skirts up to the knees. Extremely short skirts are not only NEW YORK, Nov. 11.— More wo­ unnitrnctivo but they are out of plncc men ard rallying to tho short skirt for business. Ankle length is too long standard and voicing a protest against for practical purposes. The medium the threatened invasion o f the anklu length Is what we want." length horn, which Paria npproves and Mrs. Dorn Thompson, assistant to is already sending over. the principal of the Washington Ir­ Midway between knee and ankle it vin High School, who his more thnn tho accepted length, according to wo- 6,000 gill pupils in her care, stands men interviewed yesterday. As Miss , for comfort and conservation. "The Mary Wood president o f tho Worn-1only sensible skirt to wear Is one thnt en's Republic State Association and I means one that does riot get in the nftw in charge of the women's d lv l-1 dust nnd yet is not of exaggerated slon of the Currnn headquarters, ex- height. School girls nnd women In pressed it. "Skirls should reach to business could never work comfortnthe top of the old-fashioned shoe. Wo bly nnd get about in skirts that reach don’t wenr high shoes any more, but to the ankles." that's where the skirt should come. Mrs. Noble McConnell, president of That’s a reasonable nnd snnltnry, the Mozart Club, which h Id a relength and it covers most defects. It henrsnl nt the Astor Hotel, declared escapes car steps nnd Is snnltnry. "I’ nris has nothing on tis. We enn Short skirts became so short thnt they j stand on our own feet in Amoricn. wero nlmnst eliminated nnd you snw There are no smnrtcr groomed or hotnothing hut silk stockings. I’m tired of tor looking women in the world thnn thnt effect. Moderation is what I want in New York. Instcnd of our listening to sec in our styles, moderation nnd to whnt Pnrls says nbout lengthening comfort, nnd wo enn’t ho comfortable or shortening our skirts, we can tell in long skirts." Paris whnt to wenr. French dress­ Mvh. Emma Kip Edwards, presi­ makers know thnt the leadership in dent of the Colonial Club, Is another fashions is slipping away from them, ally of the short skirt forces. "We hence the outcry about our changing ought to wenr them short, o f course," into their accepted longer skirts. The she declared. "It’s tho only way to short skirt is snnitnry, it is comfort­ have our skirts. But when I sny able nnd it is becoming— I mean tho short, I m an a moderate height, not moderately short skirt its trains arc up to tho knees so you can see the abominable nnd should bo forever garter. Eight inches is about the right nhollshod, even on ovening gowtiB, ex­ height from the ground. Almost any cept for court occasions." woman of any ngc enn wenr Mint height for the street." Post enrds— local views— ic each nt Mrs. Mahic Russell, secretary of thu tho Herald office. League of Women Voters, advoentes a skirt thnt ranches from seven to For office supplies, stationery, etc,, eight inches above the ground. “ I like como to the Herald office. MEETINGS Old-timers wag thoir bearded nor whittle any whit, Jiiwh For news has come to give them pause, tliu Peerless says lie's quit. rels nttneked the robins and the e was 11 short lull furious light In which Hie squirrels saved ilielr suppers. The second day nhuiit twenty robins swooped down and IIn* squirrels were routed. The third day the squirrels returned reinforced by an equal miniher and Ihere was 11 battle royal for a quarter of an hour. It was a drawn battle, hot Ii sides leaving most of their peanuts nnd enists on the Held. The ha! is out of Omaha and Lin­ coln’s lost its link; Up where the Niohrnru runs, the cur­ rent's turned to ink. No cross of gold refulgent now her coat of arms adorns— Light on the Depths. Yea, all that decks Nebraska's brow It Is said that at a ileptli o f only is just a crown of thorns! 200 fnllioihs the light o f the iilieloiuleil t sun penetrating the ocean Is reduced The savor's gone from politics. Dis­ lo equality with the starlight o f a clear night on the surface. At more solved in tears in Platte— It's orator has gone who put tho pep prnlotmil depths the sunlight Is en­ tirely extinguished. Yet there lire in Democrat. hot Ii light and color In llic abysses, .Shut down each press that first would and at the lioitnm o f llic sea. The wait to chronicle his nod. light Is of phosphorescent origin, and Put up (lie shutters on tho state and It limy he remarked that In general tlo* lived murine forms o f life are not he write there "Ichnhod." Yet in a soft and soothing clime, where nil is bright and fair 11is lares and pennies have made thoir legal lair. From Tnllnlinsseo to tho Keys all Florida's n-gont, While "Bryan," whispers every breezo, Miami gets his votol —Jacksonville Observer. lilial thoir free swimming allies In light emitting powers. t here ate Il­ luminations produced hy the move­ ments o f abyssal llslies through the forests o f phosphorescent sea-pens, fan corals, red corals, and other Alcyunnrlii. The colors of deep-sea animals are holli brilliant anil varied. Japan's Fight on Hydrophobia. The Japanese lira liaiclihillng dags Instead o f people to prevent rabies, ,vlitdi Is now "widespread” In thn* ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. country, says the New York Evenin'' Post. The hiiclerlologlst Unaiiio iqel Subscribers to tho Dally Herald Ills covvorkcrx at tlm Kllnsalo Inslishould nsk for n receipt when tho rule for lufcelloiis diseases Inivo per carrier hoys collect from you. It Is feeted a method of prophylactic hi oniliitleii that enn he given the dog tho only protection you havo In caso In one or two shots. In all, 211,00the carrier chnngos or there happens dngs have hccii treated nnd In not c to ho n mlstako tn tho account. Each single Instance has any one o f them cnrrlor hoy Is supplied with rocclpt been found suffering from rubles. In books, nnd Is commanded to give a hI ciii I o f the usual methods of killing recolpt by tho Herald. See that you mud nnd stray dogs, tint Jupaiie.. cot your tscelpi nt the end of each medical experts are udvo >i:lng limcti hi 1Ion of all the dogs of .In; an. week if you f.ro paying that way,. i BIG DANC C0U RTA*H 0»S E TO-NIGHT Beginning at 9:00 P. : M at ■ ■ ■ : ■ ■ ■ ■ COSTUME DANCE Fine Music Floor in the State D O N ’T F O R G E T ■ ■ ■ ■ N ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ fi ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ : ■ Last Night Of The Carnival Plenty of Fun ■ s ■ s s �,1 , iUtU <I V' a i t f * .or.i ,I.. .’ i # f » ra ;»** v .'♦ ,* ii i •’ |r> f . ' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1M1 ijlll# llappe*!*** Mention of Milter* In Brief Persons! It*®* afInterest In and About J> Tr City ##. « » « • » « Saaanry *f tk* floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Render* The on* thing In the world that.] wo «njoy doing moat U moving th* Indicator on the alarm clock over to "silent" every Saturday night. Wo recharge Magnetocs. Let us fix yours.—Hof-Mac Battery Co. 191-Gtp 660 quickly relieves a cold. 190-lGtc THE weather Fair t'ridAy and Saturday; eliRhtly cooler In peninsula. «\Vrist watches have gone.” # # Ours wouldn't. Guaranteed rebuilt batteries at one- . . . nrice.—Hof-Mac Battery Co. 1 191-fltp Roll calls show why thoy are most­ ly congressmen at large. The Tomplo Pip* Organ Club will gold its Christmas Basaar November »«th The place to bo annonced lat7 182-Mon-Thur-tfc Generally spcnklng, a woman’s idea of keeping tho homo neat Is to keep the husband nw ny from it. \Ve can save you money on u bat­ tery. Hof-Mac Ilnttory Co. 197-Otp It seems that business B taggers every time it thinks prices havo ta­ ken a drop too much. New lot o f Grny Army Blankets, wonderful values at >3.48. Army Cots, good as now at $3.50.— 'Thrnsher & Garner 195-3tc Now thnt it is testified that Ser­ geant Woodflll helps with the dish­ es, there is no denying his heorlsm. Have your wntchcs and Jewelry re­ paired at McLaulin’s. Two first class watch makers. Prompt service. 140-tfc SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Looks like nice winter weath­ er and bullieve us wo want somo of It. Not that real cold weather but some of that nice cool, growing weather that will allow us to havo a big time today and tonight and then bo nice for tho veg­ etable growers. It takes this kind of weather for tho prop­ er growing of vegetables and It takes clear weathor for tho American Legion to forget France— last year It looked like wo would have to mako somo "duck boards" for tho lakp front. But today, it is fine except for those young . Indies In tho flimsies who will freeze to death before tho pnrnde is over. But this Is Arinistico liny and everything goes — even the weather. 5:40 A. M. NOVEMBER 11 Mnximum........................ 80 Minimum .......................... 52 At time of observation,. 58 Barometer .......................30.22 Light wind from tho NorthClearing nnd cooler. "If Winter Comes" is ono of tho season’s favorito novels. Perhaps tho dubiety of tho title hclpa tho novel’a popularity. Again wo any, see us for your gonorator, starter and magneto troublos. — Hof-Mac Battery Co. 197-8tp Apalachicola Oysters fresh each day at Brown's Market, 417 Sanford Ave. Phone 122. 197-3tc Bill Hohcnzollern is busily, culti­ vating his garden plot at Doom, nnd our notion is thnt it’s tho snfest sort of plot to cultivate. Hupmobile makes fin­ al reduction, open mod­ els, $1250, Detroit.— B. & 0 . MOTOR CO., San­ ford. will tell. W e will be sat­ isfied with results. GOO cures Chills nnd Fever. 19C-15tc 191-Ctc A New York woman recluse who Hnw only n grocer during the ,lnHb $190,000. Shu must hnvo seen him first. Ruh-My-TIsm, « pain killer. 19fl-15tc Apalachicola Oysters fresh each day at Brown's Market, 417 Sanford Ave. Phone 122. 107-Stc ACCIDENT TO TRUCK. Gas Meter Render Mistaken For Robber.—-From the Nows. From the A Ford truck, driven by n negro, Tin’ cynics Hay Peking won’t got a looks of fhe monthly hills it was whose names we did not learn, over­ lnol. ii . This sounds like another ro- quite n natural error. turned nt the cursor of Third street •niko for Peking Toms. nnd Sanford avenue nbout 1) o’clock Hupmobile makes fin­ thin morning. The driver was bend­ al reduction, open mod­ ed out Sanford avenue and In trying to turn nt Third street, and avoid a els, $1250, Detroit.— B. Ford runabout, turned too short with & O. MOTOR CO., San­ the result thnt the truck went comGUARANTEED pleoly over, catching the man under­ ford. 188-tfc neath. He was painfully, hut not se­ riously injured, it was »nid. The We might endure Undo Sam s truck was not lmdly damaged. PEERLESS TIRES Non-Skid $ 7.90 3<>x3'/2 Non-Skid ' 32x3>/2 Non-Skid 9.90 rilling of our pockets if ho would —Got your Scrntcn Pnds from The only keep his hand out of our hipHerald—by tho pound— 15c. pockot. 14.90 31x1 Non-Skid 32x4 Non-Skid 33x1 Non-Skid Seminole Printery's 15.90 prices beat all others— 16.90 handbills, posters, pro­ grams, etc. Phone 404. 196-2tp 17.90 “ 3txl Non-Skid 18.90 Chnrles Hnpsburg is nbout to leavo H ungary on one o f tho trains main­ tained by the Hungarian governm ent fo r thnt purpose. w. R. Link Tire Co. Orlando, Fla. ©T A 3FE in Seminole County that won’t be found in this show. N o show on the midway will be any better than this one and it will be worth your time to investigate it. A u d i W M 1® Y®on A ir© Emwsfln^aidnnD^ why not investigate the difference between Campus T ogs Clothing and those of other make and see the difference in price. Another new shipment just arrived. W e invite your inspection. ■7//f s/&0£ r///jr /s Sanford, Fla. CLEAN-UP WEEK i'ROCLAMATION. 6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000 2-story, 5-room house, new....... 3,750 Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750 New 5-room cottage with large rooms ,on brick r o a d ......... 4,200 Whereas, The week beginning No­ The Ladies of the Presbyterian vember Nth, has been designated as To hrenk a cold tnkc COO. lOO-lOtc Church .will hold their Christnins Ba­ Clean-Up Week, for the City o f San­ zaar, Dec. 2 and 3, 1921. 107-o.n.w.tfc ford, Florida, and King George declares his yacht Whereas, The Woman’s Club nnd Unless passenger rates drop pretty will have to go ns a yacht, because she takes a lneht o f coin he hasn’ t soon, it will be cheaper to buy i^ow other civic organizations have cxwinter underwent thnn go to Los •pressed the desire that every effort gneht. Angeles for tho season. he made by the city authorities to 188-tfc ■10x3 is the man who will have charge o f the Freak and Side Show at the big Street Carnival starting next Wednesday night and lasting three days and we understand that there is 188-tfc One ear lond of good milch cows 19fl-15tc with young cnlves or henvy springers. 600 cures Mnlnrinl .Fever. One strong nrgument against fight­ Cnn ho seen all this week in E. E. CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon ing the Japs iB thnt wo can’t pro­ Brady’s Stable. 190-2tp nnd evening, Gray Gables, on tho nounce their generals’ names. bench, Seabreeze, Fin. Phono 491. It Is estimated thnt 750,000.000 Freo bnth houses. 74-Fri-St-0m The Ladies of the Episcopal Church pencils are used nnnunlly In the wilt hold their Ilaiaar and Supper, United States. MoBt of them, no In spite of the splendid weather for Oecemlicr 1st and 2nd in the Parish doubt, In figuring out the cost of liv­ hunting, the undertakers still find House. 171-tfc ing. thnt auto accident furnish most of their business. Many a young man o f promiBo 060 cures Bilious Fever. 100-15tc should he sued in inter ^ifo for a Fine fat friers, hens, veal, pork, breach of promise. " Whatever elso may be said of it, lamb nnd beef. Liver, sausage and sirit is going to bo expensive to bo an The I). of W., will hold a bazaar and invnlld within tho terms of the Mel­ loine.— Popuittr Market. 107-ltc dw hnvp n turkey supper in the Btoro lon ruling. room formerly occupied by tho Popu­ lar Market in tho Wolakn block, Sat­ All this week there HENRY FORD hns ndnpted tho urday, November 19. 190-10ts. uso of tho GIANT "EXIDE” Batter­ will be a prize of $1.00 ies for Ford cars. We give servico, Perhaps congressmen call it a buy, sell nnd oxchnngo batteries for given to the party find­ makes automobiles, genuine ing the button in O. K. "bloc" heenuse the Ku Kluxers havo all "EXIDE" servico. Got tho best.— used up every available "k.” bread. A button in one RAY BROTHERS, phono 548. 190-tfc loaf each day. $2.00 for If you wont n good milch cow como "Tho income tax is a tax on early and tnko your pick.— E. E. Bro­ the largest number of O. dy’s Stable. 19fl-2tp brnins." Then there mUBt ho a lot who K . or Poinsetta W rap­ pay it who ought to ho able to provo pers first o f each month. Congress is determined t W Wash­ exemption. 191-6tc ington’s erimo shnll not havo a parmam nt wnve in It. Try other brands o f Tho "Possibly About You" column bread and then try O. K . in n Kansas rural newspaper was inTo prevent n cold take GOG. 190-lStc Bread and Poinsettia ocuoiis enough until an item concern­ Tom Martin arrived yesterdny a f­ Butter Split. The taste ing an "unknown chicken thief" crept into it. ternoon from tho hospital at Woycr,l-ss nnd will he hero for tho Armis­ tice eelebration returning to Wnyeross Saturday. >dn© i© Manna©® Bnzanr nnd Turkey Supper Snturdny, November 19, in tho Wclnkn block, room formerly occupied by tho Populnr Market. Daughters of WeSloy. 190-lOtc. Hupmobile makes fin­ al reduction, open mod­ els, $1250, Detroit.— B. & O. MOTOR CO., San­ ford. Itub-My-TIsm for Rheumatism.’ 190-lRtc H. W . N IC K ER SO N • P A O H P IT H Terms Terms T6rms Terms CITY LOTS— EASY PAYMENTS Other Desirable Heal Estate. We can Suit any Inquiry A. P. CONNELLY insure a thorough nnd complete clean­ ing up of the City of Sanford during the week beginning November Nth, nnd Whereas, The Woman’s Club nnd other civic organizations hnvo ex­ pressed their willingness nnd desiro to co.opcrntu with tho city authori­ ties in tho cican-up movement, nnd Whereas, A spirit of civic prldo should prompt everyone to join in Classified advertisements, 3 eenta a line. No ad token for leea than this movement nnd do their best to 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash assure tho success of Clean-Up Week ‘ must accompany all orders. Count llvo words to a line and remit ac­ and mako the City of Sanford n cienn-, cordingly. er nnd mora attractive, nnd moro * beautiful city to live in: FOR RENT— Suburbnn home. Call NOW, THEREFORE, I, II. R. FOR SA LE 308-J. 107tfc Stevens, Mnyor o f the City of San­ ford, Floridn, do proclaim the week of FOR SALH—Best opportunity for FOR RENT— Ferndale Apartments, 1 wholesale and rctnil fish market on November Mth-19th, Clcnn-Up Week furnished or unfurnished. Seo Mrs. East const Building, dock and ship­ for the City of Sanford, Florida, nnd L. G .Loveless, in Mcisch block, east ping platform. Address W. P. Wil­ do request the co-operation of the 194-tfc. kinson, Now Smyrna, Fla. 10-17-lm First street. Women’s Club nnd other civic organi­ FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. zations; nnd call upon every person 'MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.—BuildPhono 437-W, corner Elm & Third ing and pier blocks, cement pockets, Street. 195-tfe cement sidewalks with gunrnntco to mnn’s Club, the Commercial Club, last and not break or crack. General FOR RENT—Two large connecting rooms Bultnhlo for coujdo desiring nnd other civic organizations by do­ cement contracting. All work guaring their best nnd utmost to mnkc 1nntecd. Elm nvonuo between. Third light house keeping rooms. 919 Oak t0fl-3tp. this the grentest clean-up week for and Fourth street.—J. E. Torwllliger, avenue. Prop. Phono 244-W. 178-lm-tfc he City of Snnford in it’s history. FOR RENT—New fivo room cottago Witness my hnnd this lOtu day of FOR SALE— Eight young mules, all on Holly nvenuo. Apply J. J. Mau­ good condition, good workers. Will ser, cigar factory. Phono 411-J, November, A. D., 1921. Bell one pair of them at n great barH. R. STEVENS, 197-2tp. Mnyor. aid office. 180-tfc W ANTED j NOTICE TOHUNTERS Get your hunting license at once and avoid the rush o f the last days. Resident County ..$ 1.25 Non-resident Coun­ ty ......................... 3.75 Non-resident State for cou nty.......... 25.00 To those hunting in other counties you are notified that you must have your license before you hunt. The receipts issued by me in the past will not be good and will not be issued. You should order this license at once as delay will cause you to miss hunt­ ing the first days in oth­ er counties. Hunters without li­ cense in this county will suffer the penalties of the law. E. F. HO USH O LD ER, County Judge. FOR SALE— Ry owner, handsome WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, homo furnished, modorn conveni­ morning nnd evening deliveries.— R. ences, garage nnd benring grove; also L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 100-St-Tu some beautiful home sites in n grovo WANTED—An ice box that will hold on a lake. Box 110, Altnmnnto 100 to 150 lbs Ice. Notify Herald. Springs, Fin. 11-3-lmoo 187-tfc FOR SALE—Favorito four burner FOR RENT—Two inrgo comfortnblo gas stove nnd oven, $25 cash. Wight bed rooms furnishod. 717 Park Grocory Co. 190-tpc. Avo. 193-tfc FOR SALE— Belgian hares. Apply SECOND HAND SHOW CASE to Gi»o. Mero, Hit Elm ave. I’hono Wanted. Herald Printing Co. 254. 195-tfdh 183-5tp. FOR SALE OR TRADE— My vulcan­ WANTED—Show case, fivo or six izing shop, located on West First feet long. Herald Printing Cn. street. Will trade on Sanford prop­ erty. I will tench buyer tho vulcan­ The board of trustees and Duval izing trade. Seo E. S. Rockey, nt county honrd of public instruction, in Wight’s Garage. U>5*5tc joist session recently, approved a pro­ —Get your Scratch l ads fr3in The gram for the erection o f additional the Herald office. school buildings in Duvnl county to cost $1,000,000. The attorney for tho FOR R E N T hoard 'was directed to preparo tho FOR RENT—Two'furnished rooms. nocossnry resolutions ending for a Apply 1001 Elm Ave. 152-tfc bond Ihbuo of thnt nmount for submis­ FOR RENT—Two large, connecting sion to tho voters. No dnto for tho rooms, suitable for couple, desiring election hns been set. light housekeeping rooms. 219 Oak Avo. 185-tfc ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. FOR RENT—Ono furnishod room at 320 Oak avo. .Call 308-J. 102-tfc Subscribers to tho Daily Herald should nnk for a receipt when tho carrier boys colloct from you. It is tho only protection you hnvo in cnaa the carrier changes or thero happens *— - - Litako in the account. Each -nrrior boy is supplied with receipt books, nnd Is commanded to give a receipt by tho Hcrnldv Sco thnt you get your rccolpt nt tin end of each week if you ure paying thnt way. FOR RENT—Front room, also storngo room, 411 Park Avo. 194-Otc FOR RENT— Furnishod 5 roomed Room 10 McNelll-DavlB Bldg. flat with private ontranco and ga­ Phono S52 Orlando, Fla. rage, also lurgo furnished bed room with privato bath, 914 Myrtlo avo. . 195-tfc W A R D ______ & R IV Ee 190-4tc— 18-ltc FOR kfcNT—2 bed rooms and kitch­ enette, furnishod for light .house­ GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL MAKES OF CARS Thero aro fow mnrblo palaces in keeping. 014 Y/oat Second street. this country, but wo hnvo a Houso FOR RENT— Bod room, 311 Park ave­ Fur office supplies, stationery, etc., West First St. composed largely of ivory. Old Ford Garage nue. 178-tfc rome to the Herald office. Public Accountant; Audita—Systems Income Tax Servico �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1 ,1»21 PAGE BIX ***** MATTER OF DEATH IN DOUBTJ^ 10 A s ' VIRGINIA LLBY r t j’ LU The three greatest cigarette tobacco®, M IL D N E S S - o n e-elev en cigarettes 20forl5* iZ Z Z L jte ^ g A ill WULAXF- * * * * * * * * * * Authorities Puzzled to Whethe. I.ian'a-Btlng Pronoeneed *Oead Makes Him Legally So. O„ Y V / 3 f — i* rffT ^ J T w s & A l P t t \Vllllnii|», Unil.tHl Stutee. flls Wet utlornuy fur Kansas, received n .clU r ti short Hum ago asking Ills oj»-ii. n iiH tt> the Mutes of d person ujmil ■hum n dentil sentence liuibeen exit-■"'d, who hits been legully tiro r.i>iiiieo«1 dead, hut afterwards regains .•"lisclousue** and recovers, 'Al.* nine cited whs that o f five ban­ dits who were convicted of highway .robbery <ln the province of Cngaymii i'h)l{|)plac islands, andgsyutcneed til die by the old Htmiilsh method of rs|ruiiKUlUtlon, A fter the execution the ilvrf bandit* were placed on the floor at a church to uwnlt funeral rltee lie the morning. In the night three re­ gained consciousness. Tw o o f ttni three tiled "ngnln" In n couple o f dnys, hut one recovered, although left In a deformed condition. 7 The questions asked are whether the bandit who lived could be slrniiKled again, or, If he could nut, would the fact that he was legally pronounced dead prevent his being tried In the rniirta If lie committed another crime, Mr. Williams wrote an opinion to the inquiring person, declaring that tie be­ lieved that an order could be obtained from the court salting aside the llrst execution as having never been per­ formed nnd another into ordered. Ills opinion was that If the buiidlt were not killed, Ihmlly, lie cmild be held amenable for other crimes, id though legally he was not In existent?". “ Of course," Mr. Williams said, "you will prolmhly Had ns many lawyers and Judges disagreeing with my opin lull iih concurring.'' FLED FROM CHEESE BARRAGE * * * * * * * * * Mr. nnd Mrs. Flemming of Gabrlolln have moved to Oviedo and have rooms at T. J. Uranium's at Luke Charm. Misses Ituth Young and Elizabeth Lawton and Ituv, Wright attended a musical at the llaptist Temple in San­ ford Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Knglcttc, of Jncksonville, havo rented the apartment over the post office and moved In Tuesday. The Woman's Ilihle Class nnd La­ dies' Aid of the Methodist church Were entertained by Mrs. W. J. Lawton Wednesday afternoon. Misses Mable Swope nnd Elizabeth Lawton, of Hollins College, returned home Wednesday night for Armistice day. Contract has been lot by It. G. Smith to L. It, Moore, of Orlando, for tho building of n bungalow on Graham avenue to ho occupied by Mr. nnd Mrs. Smith. The Woman's Club hns a most inter­ esting Armistice day program Friday nfternoon under the efficient loadership of Mth. T. L. Mend. Mrs. Gal­ loway and Hevornl other distinguished guests from Sanford were present and gnve most interesting talkH. Tims. .lohniiHon, of Apopka, will op­ en ii hotel at the Allison pluce at I.uko Charm this week. Tho house will bo called the Luko Charm Inn and Mr. Johnson expects to huvu it full be­ fore the close of the winter season. Dr. and Mrs. Wnltors, of Cochran, On., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Varne and family ihis week. On Thursday Mrs. W. H. Williams opened thif Cushing House as a hoard­ ing house. Many improvements have been made on the place during the summer and tho rooms uru fresh and ready for occupancy. The opening of another hoarding house In Oviedo will fill a long felt need ns the hotel facil­ ities have been insufficient far somu time past, Mrs. E, A. Famuli was a visitor to Hanford Monday. Francis Hwopo returned home on Thursday night for Armistice Day. Edward McCall spent last week end at home, returning to Stetson Sunday afternoon, W. E. Argo has bought out tho In­ terest of M. D. Colston In tho Oviedo Mercantile Co. M U ST LET E M PLO YEES VOTE. CHICAGO, Nov. 9.—The Chicago, Milwuukcu and HL Paul Hallway C o , wbh found guilty toduy of refusing to permit twenty-five employees to ab­ sent thelhselves from work for two hourH with pay to vote in tho primar­ ies lust April. Judge Frank Highlmer, in county court, fined the company 1100 in each of tho twonty-flvu coses. An nppcnl will he taken to tost the law requiring employers to pay for tho time employees spend In voting. T1IY A DAILY HXRALD WANT AD. Jich e? W hen you’ re Buttering trom headache, baokaoke, toothache, neuralgia, or pain (ram nny other oause, try hr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills On* or two and th* pain stops Contain ns hitril-forming drugi Have you triad Dr. Miles' Marvin*? A»h * a s r OruggM Commander of Brazilian Warship Thought 8orne New Kind of Bomb Was Being Used. h jiHfIMHVOV! . Y A M .dJAffiH) YilfA tt G HW flAB 2 -------------- ICS ADDRESS 1 odj nnivom ii nT I a :iid » AT BURIAL UNKNOWN SOLDIER tUNGTON CEMETERY TODAY j (Continued from page one) ;elr leaden storms; thoro waa tho Infantry, advancing, trating firing, an falling—Ilk* men with souls sacrificing for the decision, -Thsjflyfn tnissil* were revealed by Illuminating tracers, so that > I wb) could ote their flight and appraise their deadlifiess. The -I air ar*»'ltreaked with tiny flames marking the flight of massed > destruction; while the effectiveness of the theoretical defense waa I impressed by the aimuUtion of dend ond wounded among those ■ going forward, undaunted and unheeding. As this panorama of I unutterable destruction visualized the horrors of modern con- ■ I filet, therp grew on me the sense of the failure of a civilisation Ml which can leave Its problems to such cruel arbitrament. Surely no one In authority, with human attributes and a full .appraisal of the.patriotic loyalty of his countrymen,'could ask the manhooff of kingdom, cmplhs, o i republic to make such', aacrfice until all re a -» I son had failed, until nppoal to justice through- understanding had boon denied, until evory effort of love and consideration for fellow 1 men had been exhausted, until freedom Itself nnd Inviolate honor had been brutally threatened. I spoak not as a pacific foarlng war, but ns one who loves * justice nnd hates war. 1 speak ns ono who believes the highest function of government is to give Its citizens the security of pence, the opportunity to uchleve, nnd tho pursuit of happiness. Tho loftiest tribute wo can bestow todny—the heroically earn- ? ed tribute— fashioned In deliberate conviction, out of unclouded * thought, neither ahndowed by remorse nor made vain by fancies, is tho commitment o f thlH Republic to an advancement never made * before. If American achievement is a cherished pride at home, if our unselfishness among nations is all we wish it to be, nnd ours is a helpful exnmplo In tho world, then let us give of our Influence nnd strength, yon, of our aspirations nnd convictions, to put man­ kind on a little higher plane, exulting and exalting, with war’s dis- * tressing nnd depressing tragedies barred from tho stage of rightc- * ous civilization. Tliero have been a thousand defenses justly nnd pntrloticnlly made; n thousand offenses which reason and righteousness ought to •have stayed. Let us beseech all men to join us in seeking the rule under which reason nnd righteousness shnll prevail. Standing todny on hallowed ground, conscious that all America ? has halted to share In tho tribute of heart and mind and soul to ? this fellow Anicricnn, and knowing that the world is noting this I expression of tho Republic’s mindfulness, it is fitting to say that his f sacrifice, nnd that of tho millions dead, shall not bo in vain. There * must be, there shall be, the commanding voice of a conscious civ- ? Ilizntlon against armed warfnre. A h wo return this poor clay to its mother soil, garlanded by ' love nnd covered with the decorations Ihnt only nations can be- f stow, I can sense the prayers of our people, of nil peoples, that this * Armistice Day shnll mark the beginning of a new nnd lasting era * of peace on enrth, good will among men. Let me join in that ( prayer; 1 Our Father, who art la heaven, hallowed be Thy name. Thy 1 Ba kingdom come* Thy will ha done on enrth, ns it Is in henvon. Give f us this day our daily bread, nnd forgive us our trespasses nH we f forgivITthose who trespass agninst us. And lead us not into temp- > tatlon, but deliver us from evil, for Thine is the kingdom, nnd tho ■ power, and the glory, forever, Ament * Probably the strangest and most curious use to which cheese was I'ver put occurred In u naval buttle between Brazil nnd Uruguay la the mid N ueteenth century, records the Intelli­ gencer, The Uruguay ship, commanded by Cuptnln Coe, ln\|be midst o f the but­ tle became exhausted of shot. A lieu­ tenant reported the facts to Coe. “ Powder nil gone?" asked ('<«■. "No, sir; lots of that yet," "W e laid a darned hard cheese— a round Dutch one— for desert at dinner today; do you remember It?" said Coe. "1 ought to; 1 broke the curving knife In trying to cut It, sir." "A re there any more aboardT" "About two dozen. We took them from a drawer." "W ill they go In tho 18-pound era I" "lly thunder, commodore, hut thst'a M A *!*V B » « ' m Be M M mi an *u the Idcut I'll try 'am." And In a few minutes the bombard­ * * * * * * * * * * ing from Coe's ship reopened, and the enemy found more shot flying over (heir heads. At Inst one shot struck the mnlnmiiHt, scattering the hits of cheese far nod wide. Then nnolher came. Then four or live more shipped against the sails. The enemy mmmumlor, unable to decide what was happening, ami thinking that a new Mrs. Wakefield nnd Mrs. II. H. I’ntkind of bond) was being used on him, teshall wnH in Hanford Tuesday on TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS bucumc terrorized und ordered Ills bout business, OF SANFORD: to back away. Little did be know (tint Mr. nnd Mrs. Fipps spent last Wed­ It is with n deeji sense of duty that ho was relrentlng from a barrage o f nesday with Mr. uiui Mrs. Techimnth. I havo consented to become u candi­ Dutch cheese. GENEVA ********** Last of Three Friends. Chauueey M. Depuw Is the last of three distinguished friends, of whom General Horace Porter nnd Joseph H. Choate nre dead, remarks the Detroit News. They were for years n link between Ihe present generation and that of Civil war days. General Porter campaigned with Ornnt nnd was present when Lee surrendered. Alt three were noted orutors. General Porter was regarded ns having the superior mentality ami Ids achieve­ ments as soldier, dlploaiai nnd rail* road financier and builder made Idtn most conspicuous. Choate's oratory wits closely associ­ ated with Ills winning personality. Depow's addresses are notable for their upontuneous humor ami wit, while General Porter drafteil speeches with Intlulle care uml delivered IItem wit It ItnpresNlve Intensity and sincerity. Mr. und Mrs, Henry Levy nnd Mrs. A. A. Moran nnd daughters spent Inst Friday in Orlando. Miss Alexta Mees took dinner with Mrs. T, W. Provatt Wednesday. Mr. and M th. Itilly Jones nre here for the winter. He is looking after his grove. A crowd of Georgia hoys arc hero to pnek oranges, Miss Evelyn McClain spent Wednesdny night with Miss Christian MeClcllnn. Mr. and Sirs. Will Raulerson spent Tuesday with Mrs. McClain. Hen Long nnd C. C. Jacobs, of Chuluotn, were visiting friends hero Sun­ day. M th, M. E. Wicks wnH a visitors In Sanford Wednesday. Miss Alexin Mees spent the week­ end with Miss Helen Moran. Henry Levy, Mrs. W. II. Rivers, Sirs. J. SI. Provntt was in Orlando Wednesday, Mrs. Provntt went to have her eyes treated. Sirs, Mabel Hranon, Sirs, Win, Dan­ iels nnd daughter, hns Just returned from St. Augustlno, where she hud her tonsils removed. Mr. and Sirs. J. W. Flynt was in Sanford Tuesday on liuatn *ss. Sir. nnd Sirs. W. 11. Kilhce was shopping in Sanford Tuesday. M th. E. Curlett was a visitor in Sanfoid Saturday FOREST LAKE CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSION Interests Y ou ! Because, Mr. Farmer, you can use our facilities to your advantage. 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MasUn't VITAMON Tablet* contain highly)conrrntrated yenst-vitnnd jC» ns well on the two other itlll more ini|>ortnnt vi mini nod (Fat soluble A and Water soluble C) and are now tiring used by thouiMidn. They positively will not unset the stomach or causo gas, but. on the rontrary, are n great aid to digestion, to overcome const!patlnu and as a genrnd condi­ tioner of the whole system. IHmpUa, bails and skui eruptions seam to vanish like mnglr, the complexion Incomes fresh and dear, tha cheeks glow witli ruddy health, the flash beoomes firm, the eyas tifight. Mutin’l VTTA••(ON Tablets are positively aranteed to give you new alth, energy and ambition and shat use are fine features with en uilf, improve your appearance. Do mottled skin, flebbjr flesh, sunkeu cheeks, not acrept imitation* or substi­ pouehes under the eyee or a cerewoen, elcklytutes. You can get Mastin’s laoklne loco? Lot Vitamon correct these VITAMON Tablets from any conditions. good druggist. K '8KJMHVSTIN5J A re Positively Guaranteed date for the office of City Commis­ sioner of the City of Sanford, but when 700 of my fellow-townsmen re­ quest it, I know of nothing ulso to do. Having been thus nominated I here­ by announce that I inn n candidate for the office of City Commissioner at the ensuing election to be held on tho 0th day of December next, nnd pledge **** M u u g e gently with loothing myself, if elected, to an impartial nnd c‘)nscicntioiis performance of the du**IC "Nice for tho advancement Cools, rests and tsfrs ilig i our city and the welfare of its I,c"l'lcI wont here to express my apprecia­ renu of chemistry department of ag­ tion for the splendid petitions filed FOOD AND DRUG MEN OF NATION AT MIAMI. riculture; It. S. Doolittle chief of con­ plncing me in nomination. trol of Central Bureau United State* Very sincerely, 100-tfc FOREST LAKE. MIAMI, i.ov. 0.—Thu twunty-fifth Food nnd Drug Bureau Chicago. annual convention of thu Association PULLMAN CO. EXPANDING, TRAIN SCHEDULE of American Dairy, Food and Drug Tired F eet roiaium Officials opened here yesterday in the CHICAGO, Nov. 0/»—The Pullman city in which the di-gnnizatlon and Company is negotiating for the puf* Praises ths Y. M. C. A. first meeting of the nHsocintion was ehaee of the Hnskell-Burker Car Co. The Hon, V. s. Srinivasa Hitslrl, an No Indian nfitclnl, gives tills testimony: held in 1896. Addresses of welcome of Michigan City, Ind., it was learned No "You have done me the honor to nek to the state nnd federal officials, today, when an official of the i’ullNo. me to state wliut I think of tiie work ehnrgcd with the execution of tho man company confirmed rumors of the No. of the Y. M. C, A. In India, It ts be­ dairy, food and drug laws of tho nn- reported merger plans. The Haskell* yond praise. I do aid pretend to know tion, were made by Marion L. Daw- Barker Co, manufactures freight can all about It, blit wlmt 1 have seen of It son, state equalizer, representing Gov- exclusively. If the merger is effected No. fills me with admiration and gratitude. The association neglects no promising ernor Hardee and E, G. Sewell, prcsl- the output of tho coflipany's freight No. field of service. The magnitude and dent of the Miami Chamber of Com- car department will bo doubled, No. mnny-shledness or Its operations are merce. No. a Wonder to me, mid 1 have sometimes The gathering is presided over by felt tIn* mniolllulni organizations hi Cnpt. Rufus E. Rose, stnto chemist SA N F O R D India would ua!n iti persistence and •No. for Florida, who is president of the boldness of conception by n study of •No. association. Captain Rose delivered an 1 (tie alms, methods unit ideals of the great movement known throughout th* FAIRFIELD WILL SHIP *N o address in which ho reviewed th o' MANY VEGETABLES world by ftit* letters 'Y. M, 0. A.’ ”— No. work of the association nnd told of Chicago Post. ACCORDING TO PLANSthe progress nnd growth of Florida Dependable S e rv ic e nnd its industries since the birth of Lakes for Tourist*. FAIRFIELD, Nov. 10.—Growers In • X T tro association n quarter of n century 1 Fresh-air lakes nre to ha found In thia section of Marion county will No. 21........... 2:G2p. m. ago, laying particular stress on tho CHEVROLET 490, Krent numbers uml of nil sizes along 0:30p.m. amazing growth of Miami during that 'lie coast of Alaska, says the American ship large quantities of vegetables in *No. Thoroughly overhauled.... 2:00 p. in. period. Forestry Magazine. Tho Chiijtiich for­ the spring according to prcHont plans, j *No. est lev* Its full share, two which lire A canvass of truck growers has re-] No. 22............. 7:00 p.m Among those present at the meet­ lyplcul mid easily accessible to the vented that 300 acres of beans, 300 o f ; Oviedo Breach ing nre United States Senator E. F. i FORD, Starter Type, tourist, being Kynk lake, near Cordova, cucumbers, 250 of tomatoes and 500 Practically new .......... Arrive Depart* Ladd, of North Dakota; Dr. J. C. along the south shore of which runs of watermelons will bo planted. Now •No. 120.......... 11:00 a. m. eGiger, potuisom commission .United tlm Copper river and Northwestern farms opened in tho immediate terri­ •No, 1 2 7 ...— 3:40 p.m Stntes Public Health Service; Wilbur 1 FORI), Starter Type, railroad, and Kcanl lake, which Is In *DnBy, oxerpt Vurda^. tory recently included one of 400 F. Cannon .food nnd drug conimts- [ Good shape .................. the heart of the moose range soma i twenty miles north of Howard and le ! ncres, one of 100 nnd a third of forty.' sloner. Denver, Colo.; Miss Helen reached by the government railroad j Eighty ncres have been HCt in citrus For office supplies, stationery, etc.,1Louise Johnson, Watertown N Y • skirting one shore. fru its during recent months. come to tha Herald office. Dr. A. B. Campbell, chief of the hu- A t the Foot o f First St Southbound Arrive Depart* 83----- - 2:36 a. m. 2:40®. m 27.......... 8:40 a. rn. 89-------- 2:65 p. m. 3:20 p. m 85....?...... 6:65 p.m. 7:10 p. m. North Bound Arrive Departs 82.......... 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a. m. 84-------- 11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. in 80........... 3:05 p. m. 3:25 p. i*. 28.......... 10:00 p.m. • Trilby Branch Arrive Depart* 109.......... 6:00 a. m. 24.......... 3:25 p. m 158.......... 7:00 a. in. 22.......... 7:35 p. m. Leesburg Branch Arrive Depart* AUTO EXCHANGE $215 �8A,N«>Rii> h A n * HroAjp. y R ffiij PAOS; B lY P f|j( iiiii ‘PRESERVING HER jBEA’ llr and Mrs. West and son, Lebn,. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cramer and chll„ motored down to the Formosa Itarlum Sunday afternoon to visit 'jfand Mrs. Elmer LundqpUt have !fc new Ford touring car Just pur. e,l Inst week. Mrs W. C. Mealor has been quite ill f o ‘T n few days from an ulcerated tooth and Dr. Marshall and the dentist rsme out to remove it; Mrs. August Swanson also nsslsted with the near neighbors In caring for her. Mrs. Wcsterdick nnd Mrs. Beck e.llcd on Monday to see Mrs. Albert Mr. and Mrs. August Swansqn and Archie; Mr. nnd Mrs. E. F. Lundqqulst and children, wero Sunday callers to aee Mrs. Neil Swanson, who recently had another bnd fall, wreqehing her bsck. ,,, Mrs. V. C. Coller is spending tho day, Thursday, at tho homo o f her nephew, Charles Cramor and wife. They aro hnving Mr. Stafford out putting them down n well. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tynor.ontcrinined on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krcll nnd Dorothy, Miss Eunice Tyn­ er and Mrs. Bongston, Mr. and Mrs. Nonh Fry, from Windermere, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Jameson nnd Mr. R bb, of Sanford, wore callers. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. West, who hnvo been enmping out for some tlmo nt tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wosterdick, have purchased the homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Campbell, though they can­ not give immediate possession, but they have moved their enmp thereon. We shall welcomo them ns neighbors but are sorry indeed to lose Mr. nnd Mrs. Campbell from our locality.. A number of our people, about 30, gathered Tuesday evening- at tho pleasant homo of Mr. nnd Mrs, E. W. Lumlquist, in pptto of the threatening weather in honor of the birthday of the host. Of course they had a good time as we always do whgn Wo get "to­ gether, enkes and coffee being Bcrved for refreshments; tho unpleasant part was the getting homo. Rev. Albertson brought ovor Rev. J. 8. Glnrk, of near Hanford, nnd ho preached for us nt Upsnln, Inst Sun­ dny. There is n niovemont on foot, nnd Just between us, we think Rev. A., is (he moving force in It, to have Rov. flarke, minister to the churches nt Like Mnry, Upsnln, Pnoln nnd Sorrenlo, giving them eneh a proportion­ ate amount of his tlmo. Lake Mary has pledged her amount of $20 per month, Wednesday evening, and tho amount wns nearly pledged Inst Sun­ day nt this place, nnd If any wish to help in providing this for our spiritual fond will they kindly give their name and amount per month to Goo. Bnllingcr and wife, or Mra. John Borell. Mr. and Mrs. Bnrnqy Bock attended the wedding of Miss Mny Thrasher and J. D. Woodruff, his nephew, at the Presbyterian church in Sanfcrd. Mahoney & Walker are putting down n well for Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wcsterdick nnd Mr, Wcatordlfck is reshingling their houoo, himself. They are expecting company aa hiB sister, Mrs, Geo. Benton and daughter, Miss Alice, of Rochester, N. Y., are leaving this week for Florida, nnd Mrs. Wcstor llek'H only living brother, Mr. Seyni.i; e Pritchard and wife, o f Norwood, N. A., nro lenving for Bo-ton, coming this way by boat, Miss Caroline Valentine does not care how ugly she looks when she If engaged in playing hockey. on the field. tlihe disguises herself wlfh this grotesque makeup which prevents her from having her beauty mnrred, should aha be struck by the ball during the heat of the play. At the Philadelphia [Cricket club grounds she was In ths line-up when the All-Philndelphln La­ dles* hockey team met the British champion hockey players. HAVE APPRECIATION OF LIGHT Citizens of Colorado Town Realize What It Means to Secure ths Needed Power, You who live In cities where the electricity Is a thing to be taken for granted, requiring only the pressing of a button, would appreciate It more If yuu could see what has to be done In Green Mountain Falls, Colo., before we have any light. In tho first place, we don’t have any electric light nt all until 0 or 0:110 o'clock in the evening. And the only reason that we Imve that, Is because the men who manage tho power plant, which Is situated almost ut the very top of u mountain, sturt their long and far-from-casy climb every night, about 5:110 and tum on ihe lights for us, It inny sound very simple and all that, but if you could see the speck that Is the power house, way, way up there against the side of an exceeding­ ly steep and rocky mountain, you would change your mind about It. They suy ihe climb Is ubout a mile. And sometimes In Hie midst of a se­ vere thunder storm, when the rain Is hurling Itself duwn the mobntiilii, mid thu falls are roaring in stentorian tones, and the trees are straining and moaning In the wind, you wonder that the men ever reach the top at nit, and are i^pro thhfi~ ilinnkful when the lights finally go oil. For Hint Is our only way of knowing Hint the men have reached there safety.—Kansas City Star. Weather Affocte Watch Springe. Did you ever have the mainspring of a watch break? If you did, the clmpces are that this occurred In thun­ derstorm weather, writes C. A. Briggs lit Popular Mechanics Magazine. It has been the experience of many Jewelom that In thunderstorm scusons Hie number of broken watch muinsprlugs Increases greatly. Tills lias been erro­ neously ascribed, though somewhat vaguely, to the effect of electricity, magnetism, nnd of the mdse from the thunder, but an analysis of the ex­ planations attempted falls, to develop any reasonable relutlon In accord with these ideas. .This matter has recently been made Hie subject of scientific .study- It was finally found to arise from tho fart Hint h r this time of tho year tho air was botli .warm and moist, and thnt both of those conditions facilitated We nr« plcnscd to hnvo with us railing. A eiunll spot of rust often starts on tho spring or In s crack, and some new faces nt the church sorvlce tho spring soon weakens and lets go. mi Sunday, nmong them, Mr. qnd MrsTlir-i-hi and iittlo daughters, Mr. Bridremnn's children, and Mr. Malm. tertained friends from Sanford laat Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bertelson on- Sunday. SQUIRE EDGEGATE you'ns. A N D A F R A > 0 TO GO H O » 1 E -. T A y WIFE T oo m u c iH S iO o /v i 7 T Hi T o ACl ME T o <S/.r S o m e t h in r o e HE* AN IV l ,T C * L O 1— L Intcr-nat*! Cartoon Co., N. Y. T Coal From Spitsbergen. A few months ago tho first ilollnnd contingent of engineers and coal miners emhnrked for Spitsbergen to work the extensive coni properties re­ cently acquired by a group of wellknown Holland eommerclnl men. The first cargo of Spitsbergen coal arrived nt Rotterdam. August 11. direct from the mines of Ihe NeHierJamls-SpItxbergen company. Notwithstanding the high freight rates, it has been shown that Spitsbergen coni can he laid down In Ilollnnd nt n price lower than thnt pnld for English or German coni. Easy ncress to the cost beds nnd eco­ nomical working of the mines mnke these cheaper deliveries to Ilollnnd possible. Enormous amounts of coni nro available. T H E A M E R IC A N SP IR IT Also found the people saving their money and thoir resources during the World War and mak­ ing sacrifices for the great day—r IN D E P E N D E N C E D A Y You might call it in connection with American freedom and also Independence Day when it comes to saving your money for a rainy day— another form of Independence Day. Let us show you how to save and how to make money by saving it and bank­ ing it*with us. o f Sanford Luis of tilts boys kicked when they bnd. to liike u few miles during the late war. but others so enjoyod It that, they Mill Insist on biking, even though they are out of the ninny. Take for Instance, Toni M. Harney of Boston. Tom desired to attend the American Legion meet In Kansas City, nnd to visit a few huddles nt Los Angeles, so lie packed up Ills old hiking outfit and *inrled on fool to I.os Angeles. European Paper Money. In every European country Hit war produced n Hood of paper money. With the exception of Great Britain, grant Issues were made everywhere of notes of very low value. The more desperate the situation, the more the recourse to the printing press. In Germany, especially, cities and small towns, business tlrms nnd prisoners’ camps Issued emergency money, most­ ly In the form of paper notes (Bchelne), Many of these notes have high arttstlb value, due partly to the artists nnd pnrtly to the desire to make the notes serve a propaganda purpose, nnd to bo attrnctlve general­ ly. ils well ns Incapable T»f fraudulent Imitation. -Tlio Interest nnd bennty of Ihi*o notes m e so well recognised that ii literature on the subject lias grown up, collectors ami dealers have appeared, mid a society and uu exlilbltlon bnvo already drawn attention to the subject.—International Studio, w et/fT WU3 . • IT 5— TROM 7 * /* T v STUFF AND USE VOOR. 7W/W/C TARNWIFE ►VH4T I ? ------- ’PHO n L THl IT 4 5 * MEe tv** - C f i s v ___j — ( • HE vtR. Th o t o r . TWfiT _ SA N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S JOHN GOVE, Proprietor ,, CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West P in t Street OH /Y O k v D i O y o i 'PHOML H O * tL & T*9Fi>6N TlN€* CLEAR A a tfifiwr t Arot* /*M IN TW Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry MeLaulin, Jr. Will be in town for n limited time. For Immediate service phone— MACK THE TUNER Valdez Hotel 182 lGtp OPT. D. HERALD ADS get results OrJTClAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First Si. Hanford, Fla. Edith Lucille Ball Get A n Abstract Before Buying Property Teachcr Piano and Harmony Grnduntc Chicago Musical College Residence 719 Oak Avo. E. A . D OU GLASS, Pres jPrrom u___ \ t U O.U ** ** II r»nCVVi) #Evtffn -/raW uul1 ( iff hU 1 5 H Mues a ____ — home liars vV fcr —------ — 1 U B r Intit M Phone I4 t 1 Start a year Tbxlay T h e Y o u t h ’s C o m p a n i o n ohould be In every home which demands "onjy the Best." Live boys and girls, and their fathers and mothers, always find The Companion Stranqe Volcano. FVELL yo u Xoo* "BEr r £ /? 1018 West Flrit Street PIANO OWNERS NOTICE Gave World Flrat Ice Cream. When you next eat lee cream, conshier the debt you owe to Hntuhn Johnson, negro pastry chef In n New York tavern, who gave the world Its first dish of lee cream 10,1 years ngu tills month. For years Sambo had a monopoly on the manufacture of lee cream because ho kept Ills process n closely guarded seerel. All that In definitely known nbmit hls discovery is that It was no accident, nnd n Imp p,v one. It might not lie n had Idea to erect a monument somewhere t< Sambo. And while about It. surname Ids memorial wllli others to the met who gave us Hie oilier things that help to make summer endurable—arllficlal lee. lemonade, refrigerators and fans. A geological map of Ireland by Doctor Tohrodseii. who tins spent mnny yyars on Hie work, gives much Information about one of Iho world's most wonder­ ful Islands, which few visitors over see. Aa example of tile strangeness of Ice­ land Is furnished hy the volcano Kntlu, This Is hurled under Immense snow fields, hill from time lo lime Its IVres Machine Measures ,Oolf Drive. Golf ciiHiusInsfs bent upon develop­ hurst through the glittering blankets, ing an ability to make long drives can and then such Hoods are poured frote measure their progress by means of a the melt lug lew Hint u great stretch of machine which has been Invented .to country Iieivyoen (lie volcano and the record accurately the length of drives. sea Is liiiiiidnlfd and huge masses of The machine consists of a atoel pole ice are carried out Into the ocean, on the top of which Is n dial to the nu'clmnlsm of which Is attached a Young man, you will nevor bo calhcord. The golf hnll Is attached to the end of tills cord. When the p'ayer cd In as a pinch hittor until you learn strikes the Imll the force of the drive to strike out for yourself. is recorded on the dial and Ihe length of the drive, hnd the Imll not been held We wonder at times whether a sax­ hy tint cord, can bo determined.—Pitts­ ophone la n musical Instrument or it burgh Dispatch. mental disorder. "VO i-i /'M IN TROUBLE JR m o io t ERil Miss Hoskins Jones is expected home this week after a month's stny nt various points in the north; spend­ ing this week at Washington. Mrs. J. W. Corley has been quite ill with grip. Mrs. I,. A. Urumley is re­ ported ns hnving also been ill. Mrs. R. C. Long, of Richmond nvonue, entertnined a pnrty of little giriB for her dnughter, Kathleen’s birth­ day, on Snturdny from 2 to 5. The guests were Lenoro Shnccr, Mnrthn Fitts, Jennie May Brown, Louise Fortson, Elnoro Cnmeron, Alys Chor­ penlng, Beatrice nnd Annlo Mcrl Bledsoro Eunice nnd Mnrjory Dorton, Mildred nnd Mnrgnret Fergcson, Grntchen Long, Lonovec Knthletifi Long. Many pretty gifts wore rereived ,nnd nil kinds of Jolly gnmes were enjoyed. Delicious cake and ice cronm was served at the delightful finish o f a very happy afternoon. The first vegetables to bo iihippcd out of hero this season nro enrly cab­ bage from Walter Rnulerson’s field, nnd lettuce from L, Royc’s, sold to John Runiley for express shlimcnts. When all true Americana love to show their ap­ preciation of tho boys who went forth -ta make thiB country safe. The Constable Need Not Be Afraid (ft Go Home Now c * \A T T lA T/AiO TH y - W. W. Dressor received a mofcsago Sundny evening that4Mm. Dreiflor'e mother, Mrs. Lovlca M. Paige, had passed away at her home In Watertown, N. Y., at nonn after an illness of fifteen weeks. Mrs. Paige was 89 years old the 7th of last Juno. She was well known hero, having been here several winters. Mrs. Dresser has been with her mother since tha first week of her illness. Her many friends here sympathize with her In the loss of her dear mother. It seems to be the opinion of mony of the growers that the rain which came In torrents hero Tuesday night, did more dnmnge to young ptants than the rain of a few weeks rgo. Every­ thing had been worked out slnco the big storm and looked fine ugain. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Richards, of Loralne, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Richards, o f Lakewood, Ohio, hav* been guests of their,,relatives, the Corpang’a and ChorpcnJng’s this week. They are driving through to St. Pe­ tersburg to spend the winter. Mr, C, B. Tyler is spending somo time In,Jacksonville as guest of his friends. Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Drossor, of W a­ tertown, IL Y., aro In Lake Helen, for the winter nnd. drove over in their Grant Six sedan, Sunday for the day, with their, nephew, W. W. Dressor. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Corpany, Mr. nnd Mrs. C, E. Chorpenlng nnd children, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth, made n pnrty Sunday nnd drovo over the hills of Orange and Lake counties, nnd picnicked at the lnkc side pnvlllon at Tnvnres. Everywhere the ground in the groves were covered with fruit from tho big wind of a few weeks ago. Reliable, Entertaining end Up-to-Dete. • ^ ri*1 s!°£*a HdlWrimlt, An Idee, 1 i, , I 1 *** In 1 1 if , O F F E R No* 1 *■ ’ J z C om ptn lon a as m A a mtjA All nr $2*50 OFFER A X. -n»« Youth*e'Companion All f o r $ 3 .0 0 I Z 1 s ^ ^ ^ F f f .''« * i r s ^ i K a r i s s t 's . W A r a t B f l r '' | SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVKO A T THIS OFFTCK ' | The Youth’s Companion end 1t h e , Sanlord W eekly Herald, one year f o r ......................... I The Youth’s Companion, McCalls’ Magazine and Sanford Wepkly Herald from now until January 1,1923, f o r . ............................. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 11, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Sanford------- ■“City Substantial" iiJm W OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME n VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1921 ___________ BIG DAY CANE TO CLOSE IN, CARNIVAL AND DANCE TWO TO ONE , f ON CENTRAL COLLEGE , WINNING OUT TODAYj, . • (*.d i •■ •!iivrr» NUMBER 199 . HARDING’S ADDRESS TODAY TO DELEGATES TO CONFERENCE ON THE LIMITATION OF ARMAMENTS Bids Delegates Welcome to Confer on Common li« f Cause for Humanity ‘n r r m i :r -r ••* * o l \ riT ^ f !PT: t n q r rp i r»rv :•? II >f rn \ r n SEVENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE Fraught With Untol<$ drods of millions who pay in pcaco nnd WILL*SEE YALE-PRINCETON WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.—The text die in war, wish tholr statemon to FOOTBALL G M fR TODAY. Possibilities the Con- ; of President Harding** address a t tho turh the’ expenditures for destruction (U p T h e A a io e lp te S I’r f i i ) opening of conference of limitation into means of construction, aimed at •• ( H r T ile A s s o c ia te * P r e s s ) Terence Begins.1 BIRMINGHAM,^Nqv. 12.—Odds of of nrmament follows: ' n ' T n'hlgh'or state for thoso who live and NEW HAVEN, Nov. 12.—Moro two to ono that CenteR CollegoVpol« “It is a great and happy privilege follow after;' ,v ’»"» ■' * than seventy thousand persons woro Ishcd and dazzling aerial attack, wil), to bid the delegates' tp this conference j "It'te hot alone that the world can­ on their wny enrly todny toward . ‘ ______•) . offset a straight line s la sh in g play o f a cordial welcome to tho capital of the not readjust Itself and cast aside the Ynlebowl for tho battle betweon'Yale HACKS, FOOTBALL, ATHLETIC Auburn a t their firs t' meeting here United States of America. It is not !excess burdens without relief from the nnd Princeton this afternoon, in their REPRESENT EVERY NATION this afternoon. , only a satin/uction to greet you be­ ■lenders o f men. War has grown pro- second of threo nnnunl clashes in tho STUNTS, BIG DANCE LABT " t* COMPRISING THE FIVE cause we were lately participants in I gresslvcly cruel and moro destructive Hnrvnrd-Ynle-Princeton NIGHT, BIG DOINGS trinnglo. GREAT POWER8 a common cause, in which we shared from tho first recorded conflict to this Marshal Foch will benmong tho spec­ Blue Beard the sacrifices and sorrows nnd tri­ J present dny, nnd the reverso order tators. It took sovoral applications of "ro( 11/ T h e A s s o e la ls d P r e s s ) Was Insane; umphs which brought our nations would more become out boastod civili­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.—Fraught veillo" this morning to arouso tho . with untold possibilities, tho Arma­ . ‘ Same Story more closely together, but it is grati­ zation. tired ex-service men nnd got them Bank President fying to address you us tho spokes­ ment conference nsscmblud today. “Gentlemen of the conference, tho buck on the job after a etronuous time men for nations whose convictions nnd 1 Gathered nbout tho tnblo were th« Commits Suicide; United States welcomes you with un­ of three days and nights of carnival, That Is Told About Those Who Com-' attending actions hnvo so much to do chosen representatives of the five mil Crime , selfish hands. We harbor no fonrs, parades and dance. lust night. Thoro Bank is Closed great world with the weal or woo of all mankind. powurs—tho United S tat­ we have no sordid ends to serve; we is probably no city In Florida that “It is not possible to overappraisc ( l l r T h e A a a o rla te d I 'r e a a ) ic cs, Great Britain, Italy, Franco and suspect no enemy; wo contemplate or had as big a colobration aa Sanford Comptroller Asked to Examine VERSAILLES, Noy, 12.—Effort to the importance of such a conference. Japan. apprehend no conquests. Content regardless of size. There was such a nnnk for Bad Loans I Seated with them woro reprosenvaried nnd such a large program that establish thnt nenri J.nndru, modem It is no unseemly boust, no disparage­ with what we havo, wo seek nothing it seemed stupendoua when looked at bluebcnrd, Is Insnnc will bo made at ment of other nntions which, though which Ib anothers. We only wish to (U y T h e A s s n e ln le d P r e s . ) tfflt,VC8 o f t h « n n t l o n » w h lc h "»** P ” * JOPL1N, Mo. '• Nov.' 12.—Directors ticipnto In tho discussions of tho Far after it is all over for from tho top of his trial now In progress here. Landru not represented, are held in high re­ do with you that finer, noblor thing, of the First Natlonnl Bank of Joplin, Eastern nnd Pacific qucstlons-Chlna, the bell to tho Inst sound of the or­ is charged with the murder of eleven spect, to declare that tho conclusions which no nation cap do alone. "Wo wish to sit with you at tho announced todny the hank would bo Belgium, Netherlands nnd Portugal, chestra last night there was some­ persons, ten of them women whom ho of this body will have a signal influ­ Is said to have promise dto mnrry. ence on all human progress—on the table of international understanding closed on hccotmt of the suicide n t , In lhu background were tho many thing doing all the timo. This decision wns renched after a con­ fortunes of the world. and good will. In good conscience wo n Mexico City hotel yesterday of technical advisers who accompanied The parade yesterday was the big­ “Here is a meeting, 1 can well be­ ference between Lnndru and his law­ are eager to meet you frankly nnd in­ Amos Gilpin, president of tho bntik. each group—sovcrnl hundred in nil— gest and best that has over been a t­ lieve, which is an earnest of the yers last night. vite an offer co-operation. The world Director of the hank Hnld n message representing the army nnd tho navy tempted nnd It Is n sourco of gratifi­ awakened conscience of twentieth cen­ demands a sober contemplation of tho hnd been sent to tho comptroller of ns Well ns the fiscnl nnd economic ascation to the Legion boys nnd tho tury civilization. It is not a conven­ existing order nnd tho realization that currency at Washington nsking him to Pcc*8, Auxiliary that tho people responded Catts Indicted tion of remorse, nor a session of there can be no cure without sacrifice, 1examine the hank’s condition on n c -1 In worl‘l Importance, the gathering with such a wholc-henrtcd spirit nnd Again at Pensacola sorrow. It is not the conference of not by one of us, but by all of us. i count of dlfflcuty in realizing o u t-lr«nk“ with thu Pcaco Conference of entered the lists with the feeling that Versailles, tho conferences for disarvictors to define terniH of settlement. ^ "1 do not mean surrendered rights stnndlng loans. By the Grand Jury it was all for the boys and nothing is ment at tho Hague, and going farther Nor is it a council of nntions seeking or narrowed freedom, or deniod aspir­ too good for the boys—our boys. back tho congress of Vienna which to remake the human mind. It is rnth- ations, or ignored national necessities. It was a difficult innttor to settle Question of I.nw Recently Arose America’s Concrete thought It was working to proservo er a coming together from all pnrts Our ropublic would no moro ask for Whlgh Might Weaken Cnse the question of tho prottlost, the best the penco of Europe. of the earth to apply the better a t­ these than it would give. No prido Proposal for Limita­ decorated and the most appropriate The work of the Washington Con­ tributes of mankind to minimize the need bo humbled, no nationality sub­ ( l ly T h e A » » o e(n (rd P r r a a ) tion of Armament ference car and flont In tho pnrnde nnd there naturally1divides into two faults in our international relations. merged, but I would have a mergence PENSACOLA, Nov. 12.—Ex-Gover­ were to bo three prizes awarded all of “Spenking ns official sponsor for of minds, commtllng all of us to less All Cnpltnl Ship Building Programs principal phases: tho limitation of nor Cntts wns reindicted nt a special them being fino silver cups given by armaments and the settlement of the invitation, I think I nmy say the preparation for war and moro enjoy­ Should Be Abandoned the threo banks of Sanford. Tho sitting of federal grand Jury here questions in thu Far East nnd tho Pa­ call is not of tho United States of ment of fortunnto peace. judges wore strangers in tho city and last night on tho charge of poonngc., cific which stntusmon fear may hnvo America nlono, it is rather tho spoken "The higher hopes come of the spir­ ( l l r T h r .\«Ri>rlMtril PrrmO knew none of the people owning tho Rclndlctmcnt wns ordered heenuse of in thorn tho makings of war. Which words of a war weary world, strugit of our coming together. * It is but WASHINGTON, Nov. ^ . —Ameri­ cars or floats nnd they mndo their de­ question of law which recently aroso will he considered first, tho confer­ ling for restoration, hungering and just to recognize vnrylng needs and ca's concrete proposals for limitation cision only after mature deliberation nnd which in official quarters wbh re­ ence alone cun determine, hut thcro thirsting for butter relationship; of of naval nrmnmontH, Crux of Arms peculiar positions. Nothing enn be ac­ and nfter taking about ton of tho garded as possibly having weakened seems to lie littlu disagreement over humanity crying for relief nnd crav­ complished in this rcgnrd of national conference, wns presented todny by cars nnd floats and then by a pro­ the government's case by, reason of ( a statement that the two questions ing assurance of lasting pence. apprehensions. Rather, wo should Secretary Hughes at very opening of cess of elimination bringing them tho fact thnt Cntts hnd been arrested “ It is easy to understand this world act together to remove the causes of the first session. Briefly it follows arc indissolubly linked, nnd thnt neith­ in one federal court district nnd would down to three. • wide aspiration. The glory of triumph, apprehensions. This is not to be dono that nil enpito) ship building programs er can bo disposed of without relation The first prize went to the Welfaro bo tried in nnother. Tho trial is ex­ the rejoicing in achievement, the lovu in intrigue. Greater assurance is either actual or projected should he to the othera. Dept, car of tho Woman’s Club, driv­ pected to bogin here next week. In the viewpoint of the Amoricnn of liberty, tho devotion to country, the found in the exchanges of simple hon­ abandoned. Thnt further reduction en by Mrs. A. E. Hill nnd docornted in pangs of sorrow, the burdens of debt, esty nnd directness among men re­ should he made through scrapping of government, an agreement on tho Pa­ purple nnd white, the purple being fu r­ PRESIDENT HARDING the desolation of ruin—all those nru solved to accomplish ns becomes lend­ certain older ships. Thnt in genernl cific nnd Far Eastern questions will GAVE IT TO THEM TODAY nished by wistorius, making a perfect appraised alike in all lands. Here in ers nmong nntions when civilization regard should be had to existing nn- P°bit thu wny to u solution of the nrAS PER SCHEDULE. the United Stutus we aro but freshly combination, tho color Bchemo being vnl strength of powers concerned; that mumont question heenuse with probitself hns come to its crucial tests. enrried out in detail. cnpital sliip tonnage should he used “bio causes for wnr out of tho wny turned from the burial of an unknown “ It is not to be challenged that gov­ ( l l r T h r AMUirlntrd I’rra s) Tho second prize went to tho car as measurements of strength for nn-1 need of heavy armaments will dlsAnicricnn soldier, while u nation sor­ ernment fails when the excess of Its WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.—Gath-, that held tho graves nnd crosses of rowed while paying him tribute. vies and proportionate allowance of , app****coatB rol)H the people of the way to those who gnvo their lives for their crcd with chosen representatives of Whether it was spoken or not, a hun­ Japan, howovor, leans to tho fooling happinesa nnd the opportunity to auxiliary combatant ernft preserved. country nnd whose memory will bo tho nations nbout him, President dred millions of our people were sum­ achfeve. If the finer sentiments were For United States program would thut lho «r'»«nu-nt question Bhouid bo kept green by such devotion as thnt Harding todny opened the confer­ marizing the inoxcusablo causes, tho not urging, tho cold, hnrd facts of ex­ sernp all capital ships under construe-! Uret disposed of, and that some of exhibited yesterday. Tho flont rep­ ence on limitation of armament, pro­ incalculable cost, th^unspcakablo sac­ cessive cost nnd the eloquence of ccon- tlon, fifteen in number, ^ id fifteen \ thl’ "ubjccts Contained in the program resented tho crosses of ,F landers fiold nouncing the keynote in an address rifices and tho unutternblc sorrows, discussion of I*ar Eastern and Pa( omics would urge us to reduce our nr­ older battleships. Groat Britain would, and tho popples of Frnnco'waved over which he rend slowly nnd deliberately nnd there was tho ever impelling ; moments. If the concept of a bettor stop consiructlon on her four now ,c^ c affuirs should not come beforo the graves bringing tears to tho oyes from tho small printcdvpngu* which question: how can humanity justify conforonco but rnthor should bo ' order does not npponl, then let us ships of that type and sernp all h o r, of the people In tho b|g crowd nnd ho Jicld in his left hand. With hlq or God forgive? Human hate de­ {ponder thu burden and thu blight of second nnd first line bnttleships up to disposed of in negotiations botweon even to tho oyos of tho Judges of the rignt, h(s punctuated Ms statements mands no such toll; ambition nnd continued competition. the King George V class. Japan J »P"n nn‘> tho countries concorned. No enrs. It might have been sentiment' with driving gestures. Secretary greed must ho denibd It. If misun­ “It is not to bo donied that tho would nhnndon plans for two b attle-' onw cnn forecast how that part of tho on their part th at governed tholr de­ Hughes called tho conference to order derstanding must take tho blame, then | world has swung along throughout ships and four bnttlo cruisers not y o t, Prokrnm will bo worked out. And upcision and some may say it wns but Secretary Hughes for' chairman. let us banish it, and let understand­ tho uges without heeding this call laid down and in addition would sernp 1nn how it is worked out depends much the flont wns very prettily arranged, ing rule and make good will regnant from the kindlier hearts of men. Ilut three cnpltnl ships nnd four battle of what will como of tho conforonco. wns ns true to llfo tm It was posslblo EDWARD HIGGINS W.ON FORD. everywhere. All of us demand liberty ,tho same world never before was bo cruisers In process of construction nnd Tho Amorican viewpoint, nn It hnd to make It and It took tho socond nnd justico. There cannot bo one tragically brought to rualizntion of nil ten of prodroadnnughts and bnttlo- j expressed by thoso with author­ prize. Tho Idea of this float was ad­ It was tho frivolities of Fntc thnt without the other, and thoy must bo the uttor futility of passion’s anwy, ships of second lino. As replacement. “ v to "l,unk ,or tho KOVornmont, la vanced by Mrs. R, J. Holly at tho gavo Edward Higgins the lucky num­ held tho unquestioned possession of when rouson and conscience and fol- program America proposed no more | *bo United States enters the conAuxiliary meeting and was taken ber that drew tho Ron! car given nil peoples. Inherent rights ure of lowship point a nobler way. ships bo laid down for tho noxt to n . feretico nsking absolutely nothing for from tho American Legion Weokly. away by tho American Legion. Tho God, and tho tragedies of tho world I “I can spenk officially only for our years and thnt maximum replacement lt8*,f nnd ’ seeking only to relievo a The third prize was won by tho enr wns put up by tho'Lpgion in or­ origlnato. in their attempted denial. United Status. Our hundred millions tonnugo figure bo fixed providing ev­ tax-burdened world, now making I.loyd Shoo Storo which hpd a white der that some motioy could ho raised Tho world today is infringing tholr frnnkly want less of armament nnd entually for half million tons for the greht economic warfte In fear of war. float upon which tho Walkovor ofid for expenses without striking tho enjoyment by arming to defend or none of wnr. Wholly froo from guile, United States, half million for Groat Tho Amerlcun government, it should the Princess P at shoos Woro symbol­ business -men of the city, who have deny, where simple snnity calls far Jsure* in our own minds thnt wo hnr- Britain and 300,000 tons for Japan. bo snid, denies no nation It'* "plnco in ized by young mon and .young ladlos boon worked to denth. Tho car wns thoir recognition through common un­ .bor-no unworthy design, we nccrodit tho sun," or Its opportunity for ex­ walking over tho shooB and tho Cin­ purchased from Edward Jflggins, the derstanding. pansion; neither does It have any no­ I thu world with the sntnu good Intont, JOHN W. GARRETT derella Idea as exemplified by tho Ford ngorit Hore, nnd strange to say, “Out of tho cntacylsm of tho world So I welcome you, not nlunu In good NAMED AS SECRETARY. tion of nsking any nntion to dispensb girl in tho throho chair' and was a ho purchased number on*, tho ticket war enmo new fellowships, new con­ ' will nnd high purpose, but with high with tho moans by which it ussuros its benutiful flont in every detail. " th(»t drew tho car, and bought tho victions, new nspirations. It is ours faith. reasonable safety. (H r T h e A naiirlntril I'rraa) There wore so many beautiful ticket after being bnntofod by one of to make tho most'of them. A world . “Wo aro met for a service to planWASHINGTON, Nov. 12.—John It seeks only, it may be said by the floats thnt should have received priz­ tho Legion mombers to purchase a staggering with debt needs its bur­ kind. In nil simplicity, in nil honesty W. G arrett ,of Baltimore, former min­ samo authority, to romovo trouble*, es that it waa too bad-thoro were- not tlcUot" nhd"go’t'*a Ford.' Ho had only den lifted .' Humanity, which haH been and all honor, thoro may be written ister to Netherlands, wns selected which although now little might in about ton prizes In ordor thnt many ono ticket and ns It only took one to shocked by wanton destruction, would hero tho avowals of n world con­ Secretary General of tho conference, tho future grow great, and by doing others could have favorable mention. draw the car, he hnppencd to be the minimize tho ngencics of that destruc­ ] science, refined by tho consuming today. thnt mnko honvy preparations for The judges wore puzzled over the de­ holder of Ticket No. 1, nnd drew tho tion. Contemplating tho mcnsurclcsn ( fireB of war, and made moro sonsiwnr unnecessary. Having done that, cision nnd said that they had never Ford. Ed. wns not present at the cost of war end the continuing bur­ I tivo by the anxious aftermath, I hope world. In such nfc accomplishment if it can be accomplished, America seen so many pretty cars nnd floats drnwing, and knew nothing of it until den of armament, all thoughtful peo­ I for that undorstanding which will cm- thero will bo added glory to your hopes to point th o r n y to a reduction and it wns difficult to plnco the pris­ this morning, nnd wo oplno ho is ples wish for real limitation of arma- Jphnsizo tho guarantees of poaco, nnd flags nnd ours, and tho rojoiclng of of armamonts which will bo fair and es for soino timo but tholr decision happy over tho fact that he now^hus munt and would like war outluwed. In for commitments to less burdens and mankind will mako tho transcending Just to all. will givo general satisfaction Inns* soberest Reflection ‘the world’s hun­ bettor ordor which will tranqulllze tho music of all succooding timo." When tho cull for tho conference a Ford car. , , : »«.*».’ • ii» i i •’ iConllnutil on Pag* Bill ((VxilIntMil on P a n S lit I i -------------------------■ ■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Wound Up One of The Most Successful “Big Shows” of Season ( l l r T h r A nnorlntrd Prraa I EVERYONE PLEAS’D CHOSEN DELEGATES fin �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1921 PAGE EIGHT visi Marble Co., with a( fac simile of ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION GREATEST EVER E ELD HERB thejm etnorial monument in the city. park, wero all good. Mayor John Martin, of , Jackson­ . PARADE WAS O R ^ T SUCCESS, T. J. MUIer & Co., had a fine car ville, wns the guest of tho city today, (Onnllnutd from P u t On,) displaying (heir furniture in the shapo and mnde a fine address to the Legion drnwing room sceno with the ladies of a drawing room and ladles sitting boys and the citizens generally just dressed in afternoon costume, the car at caso on the comfortablo chairs after "chow time" today. Mayor was driven by John Melsch, Jr., and were: Mrs. F. L. Miller, Mrs. Ed. Martin Is a prospective candidate for in tho car wero Mrs. Theo. Langloy, Lane, Mrs. Archlo Betts, Mrs. John GLORIA SWANSON in Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. *"• ' CLOSED YESTERDAY WITH governor, nnd hns mnny friends ovor A. P. Connelly. The car was trim- Smith and Mrs. Howard Overlln. the State, and Sanford Is especially READINGS, TALKS AND mod In red and green tissue and was The Rco car carried out tho gold fond of this upstanding young Florldecorated In big red roses. .standard car in yellow with a largo FLAYS. dlnn. He has been hero sovornl Tho Welfare Department had one American eangle on top and a bevy times, nnd each visit strengthens his This week wns observed by San­ existing friendships nnd makes him of tho most beautiful cars in the pa- of beautiful Sanford girls In the ford ns Better Spcoch Week. Tho mnny now friends. He is one.of tho rndo being trimmed in white and wls- cn’’\ Tho Dl c< Marlowe car wns beau schools took n very lively Interest, coming men of Florida, nnd Sanford tcria making a wonderful effect and nlso the Woman's Club, In this work. is proud to have tho chance of enter­ carrying out tho color scheme in its ful ,n Krco" nnd whlto ° u* vegetable colors and filled with Many interesting talks have boon taining him todny. Up had to lenvo entirety. Mrs. Hill drove tho cur nnd delivered nt high school during tho in tho. afternoon trnln on nccount of wns accompanied by Mrs. Henry young ladies in whlto and green Miss week. Among these wns n rending press of business in Jacksonville but Wight, Mrs. Endor Curlctt, Mrs. W. Mnrdro dp»v,nK accompanied by MlsaAlso a Two-Part Sunshine Comedy Murrell, Gornldino Muriel, nnd given by Mao Holly, on Thursday promises, to return nt some tinio In . F. Blackman nnd Mrs. G. 1/ Louckos. Tho Geneva Community Club had a Mrs. Donn'd Whitcomb, morning. The poem was very ap­ the future. . . car decorated in green and white and “ “i™ 8 & Ratliff had a good float propriate ns the subject was "Words." carrying tho service star nnd filled representing job printing with a Job Saturday Night at the Princess—Marie Pattyc. Lyles mndo an interesting AVIATOR JOHNSON HERE press going full blnst printing liternwith Geneva Indies. talk to the students on tho origin of Provost in ‘‘Moonlight Follies” Tho Fire Department with two turo to senttor in tho erowd nnd nlso some of our words, such n«, ^nnta-Avintor Johnson Is here todny from showing office supplies. Use, fnd, holiday and a few others, Lnkclnnd whore he is making head­ trucks nnd equipment. Chase & Co. hnd a realistic float Amorlcnn Legion float with James This talks wns followed by a opooch quarters nnd hns been doing nil kinds representing a celory crate nil painted on, "How to Convert tho Family to f „tunt8 over tho ctty this morning Huff representing the army in over­ life size nncT'twico ns natural. Good English," by Edward Hetider-1 nml nftornoon. Ho will nlso tnko up seas uniform, Edward Moye represent­ Tho Welt "Side Grocory, Routh son. IIo mentioned tho necessity of pnBgongcr8 nnd mnny of thoso hore ing the navy, W alter Connelly driving Bros. Bakory,' Dcano Tumor, grocer­ good English in society and business, j wi|] t*i<0 advantage of tho occasion nnd M's1) Blake representing a Red ies; Rivers Bros., Lord’s Purity Wotand ho suggested tho reading of nnd take a flyor with Johnson. Ho Cross nurso. Float of the Children of tho Daugh­ or, Miller’s Bakery with display of good books and the uso of a diction- j wn8 hore sovcrnl years pgo nnd has broad; Seminole Market, ters of the American Revolution dec-, cakes „ and , nry ns two main helps in tho training 1mnny friends hero who are always oratod ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO In gray and red, white and blue Coca-Cola, Chero-Coln, Seminole Hoof our pcoplo In tho use of correct1Kim] to seo this dnrodovil of tho air. and containing tho officers of tho te,» Gntchcl s Storo, American AgriSUIT YOU . lnngungo. . j The airplanes nro only ono of the childron, Misses Pulcston, Martha cultural Chemical Co Hanson Shoo Not only tho students of Sanford many stunts being pulled off this nf-Chnppoll, Jean Maxwell, Frances ■ ‘’hop, M nhonoy^ Walker and CJovoYou can make money buying for advance. high, but several interested visitors,! tornoon and add greatly to the big land tractors, Sanford Stcnm Pros Dutton, Maudo Lako and Mrs. J. B, You are going to build a home one of these were entertained Thursday afternoon dny. Starling of the Sally Harrison chap­ scry, Hopkins Shoo Shop, Allen Seed by two delightful plnys given near Co., Sanford Steam Laundry, Dodge days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it ter, John Brumloy driving tho car. STORES CLOSED TODAY tho close of the school dny. A play, cars, It. W. Poarmnn, Sanford Battery Rotary club car in old gold and by easy stages. "The Mnglc Voice," wns ncted very bluo in which Denno Turner drovo tho nnd many other flonts wore all good. Most of tho storos closed today, nicely by several of tho pupils who If you have some money, will build one or Tho "Huntor’s" car in which Tom car which wns filled with Boy Scouts. .................... havo dono much to promote better somo of them keeping opon n few Clarence Mahoney and Chns. Britt Williams nnd Billy Parker represent. two houses. English. Frederick Hines took one hours this morning to allow tho poohnd a Knights of Columbus car in ed tho hunting season with their dogs Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the of tho lending parts ns the Professor [ plo to buy the necessities of life. Tho and guns and gamo in a camp scene tho Knights colors and inslgnin. Dnily Herald offico hnd to run full of Good English. Annn Dubose, ns game now. ~ Boy Scouts of tho Baptist church nnd the Bcl-Jar Coffee Co., with a Efficiency, nnd Edwnrd itendorson time ns usual and tho editor wns forc­ commanded by Losslng. huge coifeo pot nil attracted attention took equally important pnrts in try­ ed to work ten hours to keop up with Wakefield Preserving Co., of Ge­ and favorahlo comment. ing to help tho Professor to carry tho mnny events. The city will bo neva hnd n car decorated in bunting Tho Znchnry-Tylor Crnto Co., hnd n out his dream of Good English in all closed tonight nnd the business men and filled with glasses of jollies and realistic float, tho car boing filled with crates which mnny farmerette of Amoricn. Florence Henry, ns will take in the sights. Tomorrow preserves. Poor Speech, took tho lend ngnlnst promises to bo u busy Saturday. Thu Literature nnd Music Depart­ girls were making crates and filling them, tho girls being Gladys Wilson, the three, mentioned nbove, nnd Watch the Daily Herald for tho big ments of tho Womnn’s Club hnd AGENT la-bid to ruin all of their hopes nnd events and the specnl prices. beautiful car thnt carried out tho Ma>’ 1,nl|y- Margaret Zachary, I.ilplans. Others thnt helped to make iden of a Greek forum of white pillars Sh,nho,80r nnd Arthur Zachary, this play a success for us all, \\<ere ns between which were Mrs. A. M. Phil- J r- nnd K,nchen Powers, follows: William Fitts and Mae Hol­ lips with a harp representing the A pathetic note was added to the pnly, “ Little Sam nnd Young Colum­ Music Department; Mrs. U. C. Mnx- rado ^ °*d vtd°rana of the G. A. Folks are here from all over tho well, with n scroll, representing tho R- nnd G'° Confederate Veterans. bia." SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST Stnto. Literature Department; nnd Cnrmotn Tho Confederate Veterans organized Byron Stevens, "A Foreigner." Gayle McAlexnndor, “A Soldier." Barber nnd Sara Evelyn Williams, thu JoH- F,nne*?n Voat hcro JU8t a t‘ NASHVILLE, TENN. Mr. nnd Mrs. Theo. Aulin, of Ovlo- ropresonting dancing girls all dress- ,l’r l*10 war and *oday oldy throe of Hnrrold Christensen, "A Sailor." George Mobley, Annn Knnnor, Tilly do, nro hero todny, enjoying tho ed in the Grecian costume of pure thom wcro ,eft to r,do ,n tho P“rado The Giant of the South * white with flowing robes nnd Hnmp- " ***) Giom wcro Messrs. Hnrt und Bcnjnmen, Olive Newman nnd Flor­ sightB. Its immenso popularity is duo not only to the fact that den DunoSlTin. Greek costume, drovo ,,0,dcr* of Geneva, nnd they wcro unence Morn represented the "Vowols." Messrs. Hart nnd Holder, of Geneva, cnr | dor tho care of tho N. DoV. Howard while Joe Caldwell, John Schirnrd nnd every line in it is written for Southern farm families by Lloyd’s Shoo Store hnd n d u t i f u l Chapter, Daughters of tho ConfodorJ. W. Bnrrett ns tho “Imps I. N. G." wore among tho Confedornto veter­ men and women who know nnd appreciate Southern condi­ Margaret Znchery represented, ans attending tho exercises hero to­ flont nil trimmed in whlto in which acy. They had a smoker uftor tho tions, but to tho practically unlimited personal service which day. "Slovenly Lnngungo." Glenn Whitcomb drovo, Robert Holly, parade nt-thu homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. is given to subscribers without charge. represented tho Wnlk-Ovor shoo, step­ George DeCottos and tho chuptcr was Patty Lyles, as "Mispronuncion." Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun­ Mayor John Martin, of Jackson­ ping ovor n nhoo nnd Albort Connelly their hostess for dinnor at tho Woluku Arthur Moore, "Innrtlculntlon." dreds of different subjects—all without charge. When you Cafe and nttendod to their wants durville, wns nmong tho prominent vis­ was trying on a shoe on Ruth Henry William Mnllcm, "Vulgnr Slang." become a subscriber this invnlunble personal service is yours. itors to tho city todny. whilo Charles Betts posed ns n visitor t G*° day nnd mnking their stay a This piny wns followed by ono Thnt is ono reason why we hnve— most plensnnt one. with Miss Margaret Cox. written by n member of tho Senior There were mnny nnd varied flonts It wns rumored thnt nn Essex car TJio Blue Gooso Brand of fruits nnd Class, Zlllnh Welsh. Tho play was 375,000 CIRCULATION was stolen on tho lake front Inst vegetables wns represented by a nnd enrs nnd autos and everything. called "The Perfect Kingdom of Tho parade was the longest nnd tho truck filled with nil kinds of fruits Good Speech." This wns written night during tho festivities. and vegetables—fruits from every best thnt has ever been carried out in nnd carried out in a most charming "DUDS" FOR ARMISTICE DAY clime—nnd Dorothy Haynes represent­ Snnford in Inter years. So mnny cars manner. The piny told of n visit by came in nt the last minute thnt they tho fairies from tho Kingdom of Per­ The old vetornns of othor wnrs were ed Skookum apples, Marguerite Gar­ could not ho classified properly nnd ner, Bluo Goose brand, nnd Cnrmon Optom e­ O p j t lc lfect Spcoch to the Mortal World, not forgotten. some of them may havo esenpod tho trist Guthrie cauliflower. an where four Mortals. His Excellency, eye of tho reporter. It wns some job Woodruff & Watson hnd a cur rep­ Card on tho county jnil snys, "Wel­ Jumhtor, Slnng nnd Omission, tried to to got them all in tho limited timo al­ TO SEE BETTER SEE MOORE corrupt their lnngungo nnd Just ns come home to our boys." It no doubt resenting the gent’s furnishings. lowed for tho parado for when tho Tho I'opulnr Market hnd a flont menns woll enough but it sounds fun­ they wore In dnnger tho Queen Rose, Opposite Poat Offico Phono 102 representing tho meats nnd groceries head of it wns mnrehing down First Mnrle St-mper, rescued them nnd ny, doesn’t it? Htreot tho Inst of it wns just starting and hud a nice little pig nil ready for t< ok them back to their fairy land. General Pershing looked so much tho cutting. over a milo away. The ones helping to carry out this I younprur nnd hotter todny thnn when The prizes-Tind not bcon awarded nt Perhaps tho public should not Thu Hof-Mnc Buttery Service Co., delightful piny wore: wo raw him last nnd he hns shaved ind two enrs, ono a big blnck box the time of going to press nnd if any make the mistake of expecting too "Fnlry Guard," Ellznhoth Flowers. off his little niustncho. • representing tho devil in tho box with of tho cars have been left out let this much from the dlsnrmnent confer­ "First Fnlry," Ilornlro Austin. pnpor know nnd wo will pick thom up The more n man knows, the Weather man wns frenking nnd hnd u real devil on top nnd another beau­ with tho winnors in tomorrow’s issue. ence, but tho conference should not More he knows he doesn’t know. ".Second Fnlry," Luclllo Pope. mako tho mistako of expecting too lit­ tifully dccorntod cnr trimmed in moss us nil scared to doath at times this "Third Fairy," Mary Stanley. After tho pnrndo had dlsbundod in tle from the public—if it flunks. But if he will try the Lakeland nnd poppies nnd bunring the inscrip­ "Fourth Fairy," Dcmariuus Mus- morning but finally hit his stride nnd tion, "A rolling stono gathers no moss, front of tho court houso Mayor StovSteam Laundry he will know the "got right." aon. heat class of work done with the wo stay in Sanford," nnd this car a t­ ens, upon behalf of thu city, present"His Excellency," Robt. Jenkins. do the fine lot on tho lake front to jest gn\de of water. The parade wns a thousand miles tracted much attention. "Slnng," Charles Booth. Post Commander L. F. Roper of tho long it somed to tho man who was Sanford Furniture Co. nnd Pure "Omission,” George Smith. SANFORD BRANCH trying to got nil tho cars nnd if wo Food Murkot hnd enrs representing Cnmpboll-Losslng Post of tho Ameri­ can Legion. This lot is on tho corner "Jumbler," Goorgo Cownn. lenvo out any of them chnrgo it up to their business. Lakclnnd Steam Laundry After the plnys, prizes wore nwnrd- tho credit sldo of tho ledgor. John Smith hnd n fine cnr for tho of tho lako front nuur tho old fibre ed to tho winners of tho three con­ Gulf Refining Co., showing n Wayne fuctory nnd a t tho foot of Myrtlo aveState and County Tax Phone 175 T. A. Butner, Prop. tests thnt took place In the high tho best play from the Senior Class; pump and accessories, tho cnr bring nuo. It will bo in the heart of tho city ore long and will be graced by n Books are now open for school this week. The winnors each Florence McKny, for tho best story trimmed in yellow and white. Ball Hnrdwnro Co., with two oil fine Legion building ns soon ns pos­ the payment of taxes for received two dollnrs (12.00) award­ from a member of tho Junior Clnss, nnd Byron Stephens, for designing stoves going full blast nnd n negro sible. ed by tho Welfare Dopnrtment of tho Mnyor John Martin, of Jacksonville the year, 1921, a dis­ Woman's Club: Zlllnh Welsh, for tho prize poster. chef getting dinner rendy. mnde the uddress of tho day to n largo count of 2% is allowed Have a look at the S. O. Chnso cnr. crowd immediately aftor dinnor that for payment in Novem­ Winchester Window.' Tho Yowell Co., hnd two beautiful cars in thu pnrndo thnt attracted was well received and ns wo go to ber, 1% in December. much attention, ono of them being press tho carnival is on full blast nnd THE BALL HARD­ "happiness" trimmed in white in tho nthlotlc stunts nnd football nnd Tax books close April WARE CO. which Mildred Holly drovo tho cnr and all tho ennroo races nnd other stunts 1st. Poll taxes for the are being puilod off. All tho details Aghes Dumas had chnrgo of n bevy of bonutiful children, ull blondes to cor­ of theso ovonts will be given in To­ year 1921, for both men and women, became due respond with the cnr. This cnr was morrow’s issue. Tho colored pooplo had somo very TO REDUCE THE COST OF MOTORING in white tiasuo nnd excited much com­ November 1st, 1921. ment. The othor Yowall cnr wns ad­ creditable curs and flonts in tho rear of tho profession. They represented Business and Occupa­ Season -opens Nov. 20th. vertising Victrolns nnd represented tho Moth nnd tho Flnmo tho girls rep­ the schools, churches and sociotes and tion Licenses became Remember the Sabbath, resenting butterflies or moths with the boys who had taken part In tho due October 1st, and if but oh you 21st. Alfred Hobson driving and Annlo.Lco world war. 30x31/2 n . S......$10.25 30x3 N. S........ $8.75 Floronco Henry, Mary I.ou Brown, not paid, are delinquent, Mnrlo Tongue, Esther Mlllor, Ailio MISSOURI SOLDIRRS WILL GET RIG BONUS as the law requires that Gillon on tho car holding hnnds nnd a license be procured be­ Beo Howard in tho center. (H r T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s s ) Baumol’s Specialty Shop had n fore conducting the bus­ JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Nov. 11. beautiful cnr In whlto trimmed with yellow daisies and had a bevy of beau­ —Tho Missouri Houso of Representa­ iness, profession or oc­ tiful girls, Kitty Duboao, LoClalre tives yoHtorday passed tho soidlor cupation. Jones, Dnphno Wlmblah, and Tholma bonus bill. Tho moasuro, which has Frazior and iovornl othors In largo passed tho sonate, goos to Governor JNO. D. JINKINS, Another flno thing: about rural Ufa picture hate end ovenlng dresses to llydo today for signature. It makes VULCANIZING available fifteen million dollars in la that p«oplo live so far apart they add to tho beauty of tho car. Tax Collector, >1 bands to covor cash payments to vetcan’t hear ono another's phonographs. I IIU iUUUIvy V MS III l«U| white TVIIIIV UHU Tho Mobley car in red, and Phone 447-W ..11.7-2wc—I _ Seminole Co. First and Elm Ave. bluo, the Ford Tractor float, the Mll-lorans. l-ll.4 wc Buy It with a Herald Want Ad. BETTER SPEECH WEEK OBSERVED AT OUR SCHOOLS MAYOR MARTIN HERB. Tib® S f a r “T h e „ G reat JVlom ent ’ WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS Meisch Realty Company A. P. CONNELLY ADDITIONAL LOCAL TOM MOORE KNOWLEDGE TAX BOOKS ARE N0W JPEN SPORTSMEN SPEC IA L OIL ’EM BOYS Frank Akers Tire Co. THE BALL HARD­ WARE COMPANY > �with her parent*, Mr. and Mra. W. C. DoCoursey. This Forward Looking Tiank Mr, and Mrs. Lecdy, of Winter Park, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Holler yesterday.. ;j is jealous of its reputation for Ser­ vice and seeks to justify it anew with each individual problem presented to it. #• o THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1921 r A M TWO Mr. and Mrs. David Speer leave this evening for Jacksonville where they will spend several days. Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Lyroan, of Winter Haven, were here yesterday to take In the big doings. ,They were accompanied by Mr .and Mrs. Marks, of Winter Haven, and their many friends wero glad to see them again. Howard Lyman, of Altamonte, was with the party, and all of them took in the dance last night. The knowledge and experience of this bank is available to its friends and patrons at all times, regardless of the Bize of their transactions. *■■■■■■■ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. After the splendid Armistice Day, in which we so loyally expressed our faith in and loyalty to our magnificent' country, we are called to give expres­ sion to our loyalty and obedience to our Lord and Master, on tomorrow, Lord’s Day. Let every one be present at the roll call, Our pastor will speak a t the morning preaching hour on the Im­ portant subject, “Real Service.” At night his subject will be, "Pure Gold, Where to Get It and What It Cost.” Do not forget the Sunday school at 0:46 a. m. Christian Endeavor meets at 0:46 p. . Let us all do our duty and we shall have successful services, Come and bring your visItors with you. “Who Should Manage Affairs in Sanford?” Yes! George Hyman will tell you : r: ** ~ . He has his opinion Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dlnkle, of Long* • * wood, are in the city today, • CHRISTIAN SCIENCE * -4 f SERVICES * HAD FINE P.LOAT IN PARADE. • • • SUNDAY, November 18th. • The Sanford Paint 4 Wall Paper • Co., is one of the most enterprising • Subject * Arms in the city, and always right up • “MORTALS AND IMMORTALS" • • to the minute, they found it extreme­ • ly gratifying to have their business • Sunday School__ 10:00 a. m. • represented In the parade yesterday • Church S ervice... 11:00 a. m. • SERVICE PROGRESS :: STRENGTH • with n fine float representing thetr • 11 4 % INTEREST PAID growing business in the paint and * Women's Club Bldg., Onk Avr. * All Are Welcome. * wall pnper line. Among tho now ] • wrinkles put on by this firm, is the ( Baptist Temple. -Be Hure to attend. framing of pictures, one of their, LUNCHEON FOR MRS. SAVAGE specialties, nml a visit to their store i FIRST METHODIST Mrs. Ernest Krupp entertained at a will convince you that they are right BAPTIST SERVICES SUNDAY. luncheon Thursday In honor of her up to the minute in every line they \ Dr. George Hyman will speak at Corner of Pnrk avenue nnd Fifth mother, Mrs. Savage, whoso birthday handle. both hours at the Baptist Templu on street. S. WVWalker, D. D., pastor. MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, and anniversary it was. Tho affair Sunday School, 0:30 a. m. J. C. tomorrow. During the meeting Just Phone 217-W coming ns a complete surprise to tho MANAGER RYAN HELPED US. closed, in which the pastor did the Hutchison, sperlhtendent. honoree. Preaching nt <1 a. in., and 7:30 p, preaching, there were 43 additions to SOCIAL CALENDAR The luncheon table was benutiful The editor of the Herald threw the church. Mnny of these were from m. Subject for the morning sermon, with ItH appointments. In the center down ail chances to march In the pa­ baptism. "The Test of -Character, Loyalty." Sntimlny—Tho Children's Story Hour was a lovely crystal vase fillod with rade yesterday, to rldo in a car or to 0:30 a. in., The main school will Evening sermon, "Young Man's Hab­ will bo hold at Central Park at 4 hibiscus and fern. At ono o'clock a its.” . 1 i have a ear in the parade for duty to meet at the church. o'clock. delicious four course luncheon was I tha pnper enmme first nnd wo had Epworth League, 0:30 p. m. 0:30 a, m., The Men's Class at the Snturdny—N. S.f D. A. It., will moot served. Special series of sermons to young I no one to take the nowa of the big Star Theatre. Mrs. Krupp's guests included Mrs. doings first hnnd nnd it was up to us. with Mrs. L. It. Phillips at her 11:00 n. m., The pastor will explain people each Slipday evening, during homo on Park avonuo at 3 o'clock. Savage, honoree, Mrs, E. E. Cox and Had not been for Manager C. J. Ryan the relation of Conversion, Baptism November. Youtlg men especially in­ Mrs. Dpvld Speer. vited. with his trusty Ford we would never nnd Lord’s Supper. Monday—Tho Westminster Club will 12:0ft N., The observance of the have covered the ground we did in bo entertained by MIhbcs Herminln Mrs. N. DeV. Howard has returned Lehman and Zota Davidson at tho home from Daytona Reach where she such n short time nmi by heading tho Lord’s Supper. Let every member ALL SAINTS CHURCH SERVICES. Tomorrow is the 25th Sunday after homo of the former on Palmetto has been for the past three months at parade on several side streets nnd attend. parking at convenient spots to check Pentecost. Epistle and Gospel taken 3:00 p, in., Baptism. avenue at 3:30 p. m. her cottage. it up we managed to give a fairly 0:30 p. in., Young People's meeting from the sixth Sunday after Epiph­ Monday—St. Agnes Guild will meet accurate nccount of the parade. Tho in charge of Miss Ruby Roy. any. with Mrs. Chris Matthews at her Miss Ercel Little nnd her guests, Herald would have liked to take the 7:30 p. in., The evening service. Dr. Sunday school at 8 a. m., sharp. homo on Elm avenue at 3:30 p. m. Misses Tcssman nnd Roland, arrived day o(T and enjoyed the festivities Hyman will prench on the subject: Low Mass nt 10 a. m. Inst evoning from Winter Park whore and especially would the editor have "Who Should Mnnngc Affairs in San­ Sermon, "For from you wus spread BRIDGE TEA they are attending Rollins College, enjoyed it ns well nB nil tho ex-sorvico ford." MisH Mnrdre at the organ. uhrond the word of the Lord, not only Mrs. Ren Caswell entertained at a nnd are spending the week-end here men in the office hut a daily pnperl is Miss A. M. Phillips in charge of the in Macedonia and in Achain, hut also delightful bridge tea Thursday after­ with Miss Little's parents. a daily pnper nnd our subserhers ex- music. in every pince. Your fnlth which is noon at her home, 1)01 Magnolia ave­ puct it every afternoon nmi they shall There is nlways n welcome nt the towards God, is gone forth, so thnt wo nue, In compliment to Miss Norma Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff re­ linve it even if we have to break a Horndon, a bride-elect of December turned home Thursday evening from and Miss Anna Lou Hoff, of Atlanta, thoir wedding trip, and lire making leg to get li. hor house guest. their home with tho latter's parents, SPANISH WAR Thu house was artistically dec­ Mr. ami Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. VETERANS WERE THERE. orated with wild flowers and autumn leaves. Thu rooms whore progressive Mr. and Mth. Douglas Griffin, of Tho SpnniHh wnr veterans were auction bridge was played wore made Haines City, wero visitors here yes­ festive by tall wicker baskets hold­ terday attending the Armistice Day there with the goods yesterdny, and Imd two cars in the parade, making ing yellow cosmos. Thu card tables celebration. a fine showing. Tho writer mention­ were marked by miniature ariplnnes ed tills fact but somehow or otherj bearing the numbers ami each table Lieut, II. A. Rlvins, of Arcadia, is hold a large yellow rose filled with tiie guest of Mr. ami Mrs. R. W. Hern­ tiie item wns missed from tile general description of the parade, and as we candies. Thu tallies were unique as don for the week end. From Her Own Pen have no wish to miss any of those they had the nirplanc and an nviatrix participating, this specinl mention is on them. How credulity, a big heart and ov­ Mr. and Mrs. Tull in, of Longwood, made beenuuso nil of us know whnt After suvernl interesting gnmoH er-ambition outweighed the better were plnyed, high scoro prize, nn Ori­ wore nmong the out-of-town visitors the Spanish wnr meant nnd know that senses of her proportion and brought ental incense burner, was awarded to here yesterday for tho day’s festivi­ many of those hoys went through as ties. her to grief and disaster at the most Miss Thelma Frazer. Misses Herndon much "hell nnd brimstone" in n short and Huff were given silk lingerie oh important singe of a hard earned ca­ spneo of time ns the veterans of any Misses .Tuanitu Appling nnd Emma honor gueHt prizes. other war, nnd they voluntered by ho reer. Tho beautiful color motif of yellow Adcock, of Orlnndn, arc spending sev­ many millions that President McKin­ The life of the West Palm Bench nnd white was carried through. The eral dnys here with Miss Virgio Horne ley was obliged to call off enlist­ dainty refreshments consisted of Wnt- Hyman, Postmistress spent in Vermont, her ments because they could not lie ilorf salad served in a yellow roao placed. Sanford boasts of quite a childhood days; then that tranquil Mrs. Park Trammell, of Washing­ number of Spanish war vetornns, nnd hud, cream cheese sandwiches, heart period which intervened before this shaped, saltlnns, olives, stuffed dateH ton, I). C., wife of Senator Trammell, they should form a good live post nnd girl blossomed into full womanhood; is the charming guest of Mrs. G. F. and coffee. , keep their memories nlive—this is the Smith nnd Mrs. M. H. Mabry, nt her one and only tragic love ufTTiir; Among those enjoying this delight­ only way to perpetuate their mem­ ful oveasiou wero: Missos Norma the home of the former on Magnolia ory and their deeds. her acquaintance with Joseph Elwell, Herndon, Miss Anna Lou Huff, Miss nvenue. the New York millionaire who was Marjorie Clay, Miss Thelma Frazer, murdered in a New York hotel; the Some people hope to Inherit money, Mitts Esther Mfllor, Mish Sara Wight, MisH Virginia DoCoursuy, who is a t­ nnd some hope thnt kind Fortune will purplexing circumstances which pre-^ Miss Adelaide Higgins, MIsh Marie tending Stetson University this win­ ceded the Clarke murder tragedy; bring them an .opportunity to sue Teague, Miss Daphne Wimhish, Miss ter, is here spending the week end these and many more Interesting in­ somebody for dnmnges. Florence Henry, Mrs. R. W. Herndon, cidents are told in a graphically de­ Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. G. A, Lin- ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a scribed nnd interesting story written fus, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. C. R. by Lena Clarke for the Orlando Even­ Kirtlcy, Mrs, Ed. liutts, Mrs, Dick s : ing Reporter-Star. This is truly a Rrown, Mrs, Donald Whitcomb, Mrs. wonderful story, and so much has Karl Schultz ami Mrs. Joe Chitten­ been said in the public press about den. Miss Clarke you will want to hear The Seminole County i a ■ a a a a a A t ? h e B a p tist T em ple 1 Sunday - - Nov. 13th ■ Bank ■ ■ ■ ■ 7:30 P. M. SO C IE T Y need not to spenk anything." Epistle I, Thessnlon. 1.8. Benediction after Mnss. Low mass every morning at seven nnd eight o’clock. Strangers cordially welcome. Sit­ tings free. HOLY CROSS CHURCH. Church services for tho 26th Sun­ day after Trinity, November 13th, will bo: Low Celebration, 7:30 a. m. Corporation Communion of nil con­ tinued B. S. A., men. Church Sundny school, 0:46 a. m. Mr. II. F. Whitncr, Sp'ut. Choral Celebration, 11 a. m. Intercessions for the Church nnd Warlcss World, a t cnll of BishopPresident of the Church Council, Bish­ op Gailor. Vespers nnd Addresses, 7:30 p. m. The music for the day has been carefully chosen in conformity with tho occasion. 'Mrs. F. S. Munson, or­ ganist. Mrs. Takach, Boloist. Mr. A. II. Stone, choir mnstcr. The church where the White Way la. V ■ ■ The Lite ot ■ ■ ■ ■ Lena Clarke ■ ■ ■ M n u n ■ H ■ IS u M w ii > •:I ii Li n u M la n ■ ■ ■ N a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Announcement ■ what she has to say about herself. ■ This life story of Lena Clarke will ■ begin Monday, November 14th in the ■ Evening Reporter-Star nnd will np^ _____ pear in soriul form. The paper will MISS LENA M, T. CLARKE, from a snapshot taken in ■ M be mailed to you during the running her rose garden just before the fatal day Aug 1 1921. ■ of this story for 25c. (Copyrighted) * * ■ ■ THE CLARKE-MILTIMORE M U R - ------------------------------------ ----:_____________________ ■ ■ ■ I)ER TRIAL CUT THIS OUT AND iv,A!L I f TODAY ■ To The Ladies of Sanford: H 0F-MAC | BATTERY! CO. I Wo want to impress upon : you that we mako a FEA­ We Thank You will be covered by the Evening Re­ The Reporter-Star Publishing Company : porter-Star In a most thorough man­ ■ . • Orlando, Florida ■ ner. Every word spoken in tho court ■ room relative to the cuso will he tak- Gentlemen;— Please find enclosed..............................for ■■ CLEANING, DYEING AND ALTERING IS OUR BUSINESS * Sanford Steam Pressery j TURE of Generator, Starttr and Magneto Work. M■ “Foot of First St ” We nru very fortunate in securing the services of Mr. Sam Beal to handle our Indies' work. Mr. Beal cornea to San­ ford highly /recommended from the largeat eitiea. All la­ dies work will have his personal attention. A. M. CLEMONS, Owner and Manager 317 EAST FIRST PHONE 560 Jpphcm This is°ono of the m aStragie cases on record in the annals of Florida. The evening Reporter-Star will he mailed to you during the trinl for 25c or you may secure a subscrip­ tion containing the life story of Lena Clarke and tho trinl for 50c. . „ . . . , Rush your order today ho your copy can be reserved. Reporter-Star Publishing Co., Orlando, Florida ■ vvhic,&Humi mo Thu Evening Reporter-Star containing M ■ the life story of Lena Clarke.......................... T|ie Story ■■ agd the pnper during the trial, or the paper -for one ■ month.,....;-.;.... II months....!...................... ......... g months .... ....1 y ea r.................... i nSf^r 7 h0 Lnie ‘7 U m ‘ CIarke in «erial for 25c. The ■ V . oE Lona Clarke and The Evening Reporter-Star ■ during the trial 50c. The Reporter-Star 1 month, 70c; ■ft “ ’u,*Py..Ifu,Acli 3 months, $1.25; 6 months, ■■ % % * " •* • 3 * 1!"" ■■ ■ ■ aoB im B unnsiauaansiB B - �J G CREAM ickest RELIEF )R HEAD COLDS — "at penetrates through every and relieves *wo lon, inlembrniies of nose and throat. , Kcd nostrils open right up can breathe freely. Hawking fling stop. Don’t stay stufn(| miserable. nnnll bottle of Ely's Cream ,m your druggist. Apply a h0 nostrils ami got Instant reillions endorse this, remedy jr more than fifty years.— ix BOOKS ARE NOWOPEN ite and County Tax s are now open for lyment of taxes for year, 1921, a dis; of 2% is allowed ayment in Novem[% in December, woks close April Poll taxes for the 1921, for both men vomen, became due mber 1st, 1921. sincss and OccupaLicenses became Ictolier 1st, and if aid, are delinquent, e law requires that nse be procured beunducting the bus, profession or oction. [NO. I). JINKINS, Tax Collector, Seminole Co. Ic—11-11-lwc ICE TO HUNTERS pour himting1license nee and avoid the | of the last days, lent County ..$ 1.25 [resident Coun...... :.... 3.75 [resident State ■county....... . 25.00 those hunting hi counties you are led that you must [your license before umt. The receipts d by me in the past fot be good and will he issued. You |d order this license ice as delay will you to miss huntie first days in othunties. iters without liin this county ^ ill ’ the penalties of ■-r •HOPSHOLD®1,;! hlS-ltc County Judge. J nr° wnrblo palace# in f try' wo have a House largely of ivory. . PROCEEDINGS -OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS for them. Motion of Com. O. P. Swope, sec­ onded by Com. C. W. Entzmlnger, and carried, tho cclerk of this board Is Instructed to advertlso ^or bids for the building of a stockade a t 't h e county fnrm; plans and specifications to bo had from clerk on and after November 25, 1021, bids to bo re­ ceived next regular meeting, hold on December 0, 1021. Motion of L. P. Hngnn, seconded by E. Curlett, nnd carried, clerk of this bonrd Is instructed to draw a war­ rant to Mr. C. F. Harrison, for $100 for the purchase of a lighter for tho use of tho county. . Bond of A. B. Cameron, deputy sheriff, with T. W. Williams nnd Joo Cameron ns sureties, was approved by this Imnrd. Notary Public bond of Joe D. Chittendon, was npproved, Firo nrms bond for the following persons, werenpproved nnd licenso Ordered Issue: T. L. Lingo, Schells Mnincs, E. F. Householder, F. Sr Frank, L. M. Tyre, Sr. Reports of the severnl county offi­ cials were received, rend and ordered filed. Wnrrnntc paid during the fonth of October, wore ordered cancelled ofT record. * There being no further'1business the bonrd stands adjourned to meet flgnin nt their regular meeting t6 be held December 0, 1021, nt 10 a. in. The' poard of County Commission­ er* In and* for Semlnolo coullby, mat in regular session at ton o’clock, on November 8th, 1021. Present: L. A. BrurnloV, chairman; L. P. Hagan, C. W. EnUmlngor, 0. P. Swope, E. Curlott, Commissioners, with V. E. Douglnss, deputy clerk, nnd C. M. Hanl, sherilT, In attendance. Minutes of Inst regular nnd special meeting, rend and npproved. Bids wore opened for tho purchase of 'one car of culverts. Bid of the Dixlo Culvert & Metal Co., and tho Florida Metal Products Co., were operifed *pd rend, nnd on motion of Commissioner L. P. Hngnn, seconded by Commissioner Curlutt, and car­ ried, the bid of the Dixie Culvert & Metal Co., Is hereby nccepted for the purchase of one car of metal culverts, ns per specifications furnished with bid. A. tTr jr,, Mr. Rex ■Pftchtyd, ct, al., appear­ ed before tho board In reference to the Improvement of . a road near Rond’s Siding, nnd after considerable discussion, on^mottyn of Commission­ er Curlett, seconded by Com. Entzmlnger, nnd enrrled, Engineer Fred T. Williams la hereby authorized nnd in­ structed to got prices on shell for the improvement of the above rend. Petition of B. F. Wheeler, ct. ni., asking th a t the road described ns, Beg. a t Sec, Ilf, Nw. Cor. of T. \V. CLEAN-UP WEEK u • Ldwton’s property nnd run south onePROCLAMATION. half mile, thence east one-quarter Whereas, The week beginning No­ mile,, be hnrd-surfnced with mnrl or einy nt the earliest possible date, was vember 14th, has been designated as read nnd on motion of Com. L. P. Clonn-Up Week, for the City of San­ Hngnn, seconded by Com. C. W. Entz- ford, Florida, and Whereas, Tho Woman’s Club nnd mlnger, nnd carried, this rorill is re­ ferred to Com. 0. P. Swope, with au­ other civic organizations hnvo ex­ thority to hnvc snme repaired when pressed the desire that every clfort be made by the city authoritieH to the convicts arc in his distlrct. Motion of Com. 0. P. Swope, nnd Insure a thorough and complete denn­ seconded by Com. L. P. Hngnn, and ing up of tho City of Sanford during carried, Mr, Jno. D. Jenkins, tax col­ the week beginning November 141h, lector, is instructed to deliver to Mr. and Whereas, The Woman's Club ami Sehello Moines, list of delinquent Ucensps, and trt Mr. ,Scholia Maims, is other civic organizations hnvo ex­ instmeted to proceed to enforce pay­ pressed their willingness and desire to co-opernto with tho city authori­ ment of same. Report of the state nmlitor, of his ties in tho clcnn-up movement, nnd Whereas, A spirit of civic pride audit of the accounts nnd records of Seminole county, under date of Sep­ should prompt ovuryono to join in tember 20, lffel, was here rend to tho this movement nnd do their best to assure the success of Clean-Up Week board flnd ordcre filed. Motion of Com. L. P. Hngnn, and and make the City of Sanford a clean­ seconded l by Com. O. P. Swope, and er nnd more attractive, nnd moro carried, tho clerk of t» * board Is beautiful city to live in: NOW, THEREFORE, I, II. It. instructed to advertise for bids for work on the Oscooln road, as per Stevens, Mayor of the City of San­ plans and specifications to bo furn­ ford, Florida, do proclaim the week of ished by Engineer Fred T. Williams, November 14th-19th, Clean-Up Week bids fo-bo -recciWd a t the next re g u ­ for tho City of Sanford, Florida, nrul do request the eo-oporntlon of tho lar mooting of the board. In hBi ijiUch ns it has . been found Women's Chib and other civic organi­ impossible after revolving the report zations; nnd crfjl upon every jierson of Engineer Fil'd T.: Wniiam, esti­ in the City of Hanford to unite with mating th e cost of the building.of a nnd assist ,lhe city officials, the W<>«; hrldgc across the St. Johns river on man's Club, -the Commorcln! Club, the Titusville and Geneva >rond,,; n s , nnd other civic organizations by do­ rqijtrtred'.byit^ie. War Department, nnd ing their best and tilmptit to make as plans for n bridge nnd ferry hnvo this the greatest clean-up week for been accepted and npproved by the he City of Sanford in It’s history. Witness my hand this lOtu dny of board of county commissioners of Vo­ November, A. D., 1921. lusia county, this action was found II. R. STEVENS, necessary on account of the lack of Mayor. funds avnilnble for the building of this | bridfrb nnd tho placing of the Self it with n Herald Want Ad. road In jjpqd condition fqr travel, and afte r due-coVuddoration by this board, In C lr n itf C ourt o f th e S e v e n th J in llr ln l C lrru ll o f Hie S ta te o f F lo r id a , on Motion pfQtyn. C, AV..Entzmingi>r, S e m in o le F o u n t). seconded bby dCom. 0. Swope, nnd A CTIO N F o i l IIIV O IK .'R carried, thl&!$jrj{ of th is board is inC IT A T IO N stm eted to ' qdvertiso for bids for l.ow H a m b u r g e r , C o mpl a i na nt , work on tho Tltusvlllo-Goiiuvn bridge Marie Hvs. a m b u r g e r . Dofentlniit. ns per plnns a n d specifications to bo To Mnrlo H a m b u r g e r . Ilyo. Now Yor k: It a p p e a r i n g f rom a n a f f i d a v i t filed •furnished by- Engineer Fred T. Wil­ In this ca us e t h a t you nr o a n o n - ra s t dent S t a t e of Florldn, you nr o liams, bids to bo received nt tho next her e byof ortho der ed to lie a n a p p e a r bef or e o u r said cour t ut t h e C ou r t H o u s o In regular meeting of the board, on De­ Sanford, Flori da, on tho F i r s t Monda y cember 0.. In Ibicuinhor, A. D. 1321, t he s umo b ei n g tho Bth da y thoroof. a n d a r ul e d a y of -Jlfotion of Com. E. Curlott, second- thin Court, to a n s w e r tho hill of complnlnt filed h e r e i n a g a i n s t you, el se t h e Efri' ’*.1 ».ri. t,E. Stevens,’ is hereby rein- sumo will bn t a k e n an con f es s e d a n d by a p p r o p r i a t e decree. •toted ns physician In chnrge of the followed It Is f u r t h a r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s or dor Vjnerlal Clynic for Seminole County, ho publ i s hed In t h e S an f o r d Her al d, a pub l i s he d In S emi nol e C o u n ­ Flotjda, nt a salary of $50 per month. iiowHjiapor ty, F lori da, once e a c h wcok f or f o u r c o ns ec ut i ve weeks. JlotJon of Com. CVW. Entamlngcr, (liven u nd e r my h and a n d tho seal of Court. Mils tho 2*th d a y of Ootobseoohdod by QtAn, O. P. Swope, and said or, A. D. 1931. (SRAM R. A. DOUnGAHfl. cnrrlod, tho maintanancu patrol crow C1er|< of Ci rc ui t Cour t, is hereby put under tho direct control Komlimlo County. Flori da. Hy: V. R. DOUat.ASS, D. C. of Chairman Ii. A. Brumley. Mr. R. F. HOUSHOLDRIl. Attornoy. 137-Bto Brumley to nupervlso all work done M RE EDGEGATE— PAGE THREE / [ITT j , CANDIDATE FOR g Only 42 more Days till Xmas CITY COMMISSION ■ TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SANFORD: It is with n deep sense of duty that I hnvo consented to become a candi­ date for tho office of City Commis­ sioner of tho City of Sanford, but when 700 of my fellow-townBinon re­ quest it, I know o f nothing oIbo to do. Having been thus nominated I here­ by announce that I am n candidate for the office of City Commissioner at tho ensuing election to bo held on tho flth day of December next, nnd pledge myself, If elected, to an impartial nnd conscientious performance of the du­ ties of tho office for the advancement of our city ami tho welfare of its people. I want hero to express my apprecia­ tion for tho splendid petitions filed placing me in nomination.' Very sincerely, 100-tfc FOREST LAKE. s We will not say "Do Your Christmas Shopping Early.” Too many have said it before and it is al­ most a joke. But we can say without, fear of Jok­ ing or contradiction thnt if you have been saving your money through our plnn thnt doing your Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because you will have thnt nest egg from which to draw. — IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE— It comes to you with full force that you have not been saving as you should. Thoro Is nothing gives you so much independence ns a Bank Account. Como in nnd let us tell you nbout it. Christmns i i home to you with full force. ■ : The Peoples Bank of Sanford —Got your Scratcn Pads from The Herald—by tho pound—15c. Iti C ircu it Court nf Srvrrith J u d ic ia l C ircu it o t S ta le o f F lo r id a , S e m i­ n o le Cnuntii.— In C h a n cery * - ■ ; --I Eyes Examined riA N Q OWNERS NOTICE Will be In town /o r a limited time For immcdlhto servlco phono— F r a n c e s E l i z ab et h S p r n g | n \ Compl ai nMACK THE TUNER vs. lR210tp Valdez Hotel Tho A l t a m o n t e I.nml Hot el a n d N a v i ­ g a t i o n Company, a c o r p o r a t i o n u n d e r t h e lawn of Florida, et nl. D e f e n d ­ ant s. TO IIR F E N D A N T JI A N II U N K N O W N j) 6 0 0 0 C i T i z E n OPT. D. HERALD ADS get results. KNOW N To: Tho Altntnonto I.nnd Hot el nnd N a v i g a t i o n Company, n c o r p o r a t i o n u n d e r tho l a ws of Florl dn, tin s u c c e s ­ sor s o r as signs. If exi sting, n nd to all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t er es t by, t h r o u g h or u n d e r said c o r po r at i on or a s s o c i a ­ tion In t he f ol l owi ng des cr ibed p r o p ­ e r t y s i t u a t e In Hemlnolo Count y, Florl dn. t n - w l t : T.ots 130, 131, 115, 446, 117, 118, 110. and 1fl3, nnd a s t r i p n f Innd 21 1-2 feet, mor o or I cbh, off t h e r onr or s out h end of I .ots 126 nnd 120, ac c o r di ng to P l a t of A l t a ­ m o n t e L a n d Hotel nnd N a v i g a t i o n C o m p a n y ’s tr ac t dul y r ecorded In tho public r ec or ds of O r a n g e a n d S e m i ­ nole Count ies, Florldn, n nd moro d e f ­ i nit ely descr ibed by m e t es and b o u n d s a s f ollows: n o g l n n l n g n t a point 1136 5 feet N or t h a nd 25 feet F a s t of t h e 8..W. c o r n e r of t he N. R. I-1 o f tho R R. 1-1 of Sec. IS. Twp. 21 S., R a n g e 23 R,, t he pee N or t h 311 feet, t h e n c e Mast BIS foot, t h e n c e N or t h 353 feel, thenco Rnst 2B1 foot, t he nc e Solilh IBS feet, t he nce We s t B2S foot, t h e n c e North 123 foot, t he nco W e s t 354 feet to t h e p oi nt of b e g i n ­ ning. '* To: J o h n J. Rrlght. T r u s t e e f or his chi ldr en, nnd Individually, If living, niul If dead, nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g In­ t e r e s t s u n d e r the said J o h n J. Hrl ght, t r u s t e e f or his chlldron, nnd Indi vi d­ ually. deceased, or o t h e r w i s e : t ho chi ldr en nf John J. ll r lght . If living, nnd. If dead, till p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g In­ t e r e s t s u n d e r tho c hi l dr en of J o h n J. llrlght, deceased, o r o t h e r w i s e : nnd Juiln M it r ight, If livi ng, and. If dead,, nil nartl on c l a i m i n g I n t er es t s u n d e r Juiln M. R r l g h t , deceased, or ot h er w i se ; In nnd to tho f o l l o wi n g d e ­ scribed real e s t a t e s i t u a t e In S e m i ­ nole County. Fl or l dn. t n - w l t : I.ot 43\ a c cor di ng t o P l a t o f A l t a mont e I.nnd Hotel a n d Nn v lg nt l o n Com­ p a n y ’s tract, d u l y r ec or d e d In the P ublic records of O r a n g e noil S e m i ­ nole Counties, Flori da. To: Fra n k } Nlrripson, O r n c e Simpson and Helen [Simpson, h e i r s a n d d e v i s ­ ees of Mtiuinot,II. Slrppson, deceased, . If living, ' and; If dead, nil par ti es c l ai m i ng |nt crest h u n d e r Frank "tmpson, n r n c o S i mps on a n d Helen Simpson. dcrjgilrtsd'iior o t h e r w is e ; r* .r*i hi iTh iMiiimri Fi rKaitn11kin R Slmjyiim, oi n ns tC., nirill'* Slrnpsop niul t v i l l l t m Rul ler , T r u s t i ' c s nf Helen Slmpsnn. If living, amt, If dead, all p a r r i e s c l a i m i n g I n t er es t s u n d e r F r a n k R Simpson, T h o m a s C. Simpson and Wi ll i a m ltut ier, T r u s ­ te es of Helen Simpson, deeensed. or ot h er w i se : a n d all p a r t i e s cl a i mi ng I nt er es ts u n d er Michael II Slmpnon, deceased, or o t h er wi se , In niul to the r desert I County, Florida, t n - w l t : A s t r i p of lnnd 21 1-2 foot wldo, m o r e or toss, off the r e a r o r S out h end of I.ot 123 ac c o r di n g to F l a t o f A l t a m o n t e J.and lint el and N a v i g a t io n Compniiy’H t r act, recorded' In t h e P ub l i c Recor ds of O r a ng e a n d Hemlnolo Counties, Florida. To: I . aur a J. Olbbs, If living, and, If ■lead, all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g i n t e r e s t s u n d e r I.nitrn J. Olbbs, doaensed. or ot h er w i se ; I ,c andor Ludl ow, If living, nnd. If dead, all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g In­ t e r e s t s u n d e r I .enndor Ludlow, d e ­ ceased, or o t h er wi se , In a n d to tho f ol l owi ng d es cr ibe d l a n ds In S em i ­ nole County, Florl dn, t o - w l t : HR 1-1 nf NW 1-1 of N W 1-4 o f Sect ion 14, Twp. 21, R a n g e 23 R. And to n n y n nd all p or sons or par tl os c l ai m i ng a n y r i gh t, t i t le o r I n t er es t s In a n d to tho p r o p e r t i e s h or at na bo vo d e ­ scribed, by or t h r o u g h n n y of tho uliove 11;iint-il pa r ti es , or othor wlso. It is Her eby Or de r e d n n d Itegulreil Mint you nnd ouch of you do n pp en r to tho lilll of complnlnt, h e r e i n filed, on the 2nd dny o f J a n u a r y , A. D. 1323. It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r of publicat ion be p ub li s h ed In t ho Han-1 f ord llnruh). a n e w s p a p e r p ub l i s h e d In S a nf ord, Seminol e Count y, F l or i da , onco a week for e i g h t c o n s e c u t i v e weeks. W i t n e s s my h a n d n n d official seal of said Ci rcuit C o u r t n t S anf ord, Florldn, Mi Ih Iho Mil d n y o f Novembe r . A. D. 1321. ( SE AL ) R. A. DUO LASH, Cl er k o f Ci r cu it Court, Hovonth J u d i c i a l C i r ­ c u i t o f Fl or i da, Semihole Count y. E. F. I IOU8HOLI .DRn, Solicitor f or .CompIt. 11-D-Sto A N O I F E E l V O U H O To "Pa 7 h j ) T p »/ v £ - H u t J u s H a rr h V»T . " ' i t s GUiJLTy <=>F £>P£ED*.*i &. To ’ / To TC I E><5 W t H JW E SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. OITICIAN Get An Abstract Before Buying Property Edith Lucille Ball Teacher Piano and Ilurmony Graduate E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. S liE l>H\ & O lH (y HOho R B E Co m P I l l E' H o A FKIO/Vi Residence 719 (Ink Ave. O F __ T F . n THO EtPENii Rhone 243 day The Youth’s Companion should be In every home which demands "only the Best." Live boya and girls, and their fathers and mothers, always find The Companion Reliable, Entertaining end Up-to-Date. Hundreds of Short Stories. 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Ft* L OF TEH r*. j ; » r 3* Q T im th F?E m i T V~ thi s MAHS T i HE Th s t a t e "Be tter a b l e to, t-O S E T £ n 1X3U.LHO3 Th AH I A r T V *a w. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I2, 1921 i n>i; / (.i ( t ( r.i , m H >; ' -— --------, -1i ./i . *. ;T i l1,! i V t * {^(1 by the crow, and all. pure! sea madn V Intcr-nut 1 Cartoon Co„ N. Y. 1— �'.W57l ft PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1921 site when It can bo settled satisfac •y IU J U S T K I D S — A C ibA ilrophc. torlly by adhering to the wishes of T ab lU M m r j i l u n w n i i n K l u i t r >1 Tfea the people and building the library i— ’ tTOUSER o use p 9 B arald Im n THINKS where it wjll be oasily nccessiblo and ro m •fc.lS T * ? w t o SOMETHINTO w uT l I^°Jr sonE W I L L J L Z i p U)Vr H i m r m1 m a t yet detract in no way from our beam PLAT WITH! J THE HERALD PRINTING CU., Inc. tiful Central Park. LN / *----------- LISTEN r n u iiu i ----------- o----------IwATCHEnYl JL J. HOLLY ---------------------Editor CAPITAlL REMOVAL AGAIN. JN. J. LILLARD....8eereUry-Treaeuref <1. A. NERL______General Manager Like Banquo’a ghost, the capital re­ moval question "will not down," and ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr, )rr OIEOULATIOM I A I U I I bobs up regulnrly In Florida in some Who can say how much it would be Phone 148 op to • P. M. spot or other. Palatka Is the most worth to ypu? M t ir m m »>iw M .d. a —w» — a e e iie e d ^ persistent and consistent aspirant for a a b M rt.tU . T rio, la A d fta o . .»*.ee cnpitol honors nnd we will -.keep on Dm T*a» ...................................................... n . u n t i l .................................................. a>M rending Goodo Gucrry’s stuff nbout • * - A perm anent connection with a D*llr*r.4 la City by 0»ni*r Oae W »U ................................................ 11 O*** removal until aomo time we will be­ strong, friendly bank, Will firm ly es­ TM l i t !>■ U lk » M » WeOhr » w U —; gin to think that cnpitol removal Is ttn ly w n r i a t n l u U OiMty ea i U » .» U ^ 4 tablish your credit standing and as­ m i T Friday. Adrirdilaf ratae mad* haawm the renl thing, nnd especially ns ‘/ n r Oamaaratla la yaUUaa. mi ayyUMtlM. ----- - — as Pnlntka is concerned. The Pnsure for you the accommodation and e a t yaar. a lw iy i la adraae*. Intkn News even rings in the Gover­ Member of The Aaeodated Preaa assistance such a connection affords nor's visit on tho removal question ns its regular customers. follows: / J K S74C » '* * ! * *' • • The coming of Govomor Cary A. PSu Hardee to I’nlntha for tho Armistice Only 42 more days till Christman Dny celebration has inspjrcd many Take the Herald. with new though of Palntka as the Yea, It waa aomo big day—the Cnpitol of our Stnto. Many arguments have been ad; biggest In the State of Florida. vnneed why palntka is tho logical lo­ ----------- o . .• r 5t, ;n rf It only goes to show thnt a live or­ cation for-thc Capitol, nnd n remarka­ A COMMUNITY BUILDER ganization like the Amcricnn Legion ble mensuro of sound-logic hns been F. P. Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashit poured Into moat every-community of can do anything. any sisa in all.-FIorijJa.^ There are * ----------- o----- ®— Now for thnt building thnt will bound to..he. International cartoon co„\ give the boya n idee home of ,thclr Local comminmli^ arc constrnineiTw ' advance preferments froiu-’ a selfish own. They deserve it, nnd should viewpoint, with which no particular have it. fault can bo found. As we hark back other again on old lines, and on theso rend between the lines' to nil the logic ndvnnced In favor of linos the Democratic partjL-wus near­ Tho front again. Safely back. The Armiatlcc Day linn supplnntcd nil tho location of tho Capitol here we nro ly always the plurality party. Con­ front. * j other holldnyn in the hearts of the unable to find one selfish motive in gressmen will be elected next year, On the working loom of time hours j boya and the people genornlly. It! urging Palatka as the location of tho and if tho Democrats prove true to are woven into dnys, days into weeks, j ban a distinct feeling all Its own, nnd Cnpitol, and unquestionably the grent principle, It is very probnhle that they the candle of hope burning high over­ You Can Find the Name of Every Live Prc something thnt grips the heart strength of the support of tho move­ will enpturo the House nnd make in­ head, shaded by the darkest fears. At strings ns nothing else. ment has come through fair denting. roads on the Republican mnjority In Inst the official word. Sleep. fessional and Business Man in Pnlntkn business men, to a man, tho Senate. Two years Inter they The mother sits before tho trunk Sanford in This Column THE LIBRARY LOCATION. recognizing the advantages that will stand n good chance of electing a and dreams. Ex-service men parade. would nee rue to them through long President. It nil depends on which The statesmen gather in Washington The location of the Sanford librnry established trade, and being on the to make wars less probable. On n is causing much discussion a t present ground nhend of the grent influx that party is the more foolish during the CONTRACTORS LAWYERS French hillside tho leaves rustle over next three years.—Timcs-Unlon. ns it seems to bo the intention of will he incident to tho removnl of the a small mound. those in charge of affairs, lo place It Cupitol ,have lined up energetically S. 0 . Shinholserl George A. DeCottes This is Armistice Dny. • WHAT ARMISTICE DAY REALLY at the northwest corner of tile pnrk, to make it possible. --------- ..0-------------Contractor and Huildti Attorney-at-Law MEANS. and a petition has already been cir­ FLORIDA HAS FIRST PLACE— Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD Ft culated by the property owners fac­ TUESDAY'S ELECTION , SHOW The renl significance of Armistice ing the park, and many who do not SANFORD FLORIDA REGAINED DEMOCRATIC _ In diversity of food products. reside near the pnrk, protesting Dny seem to be lost on so many pcoBTENGTH, * i Sanford Construct’nl In value per acre of farm products. against pinring n building on any of pie who go in for a big time like tho HARTFORD BATTERY In until led area that is tillable. CONTRACTORS AND IIUILtf the corners of the* phrli. Returns from Tuesday’s elections Fourth of July and Christmas and In number of of growing dnys. Planes and Specification!! Cum We believo that if the .library show the Democratic pai;ty has come “Battery Insurance” In prosphnto mining. building is to lie placed in tho pnrk back. Or maybo It would be better New Yenrs and other holidays. While : Furnished Sold and Serviced by In nnvnl stores production. flint It should he plnrcd in the center, to sny thnt it hns novor been away. it is a holiday, it is something tnoro All Work G uaranty In Fuller’s earth output. II. T. PACE I*. 0 .1 and not on any of the sides. To place The overwhelming mnjority by which sacred, nnd wo quite ngreo ’ with Edw. Higgins, Inc. In fishing industries. It on the sides or corners, would cer­ President Harding was elected Inst Quimby Melton, of, tho Jacksonville In nrca of standing timber. tainly spoil tho effect of tho open, year was duo to the • fact th a t the Haight & Wieland PURE WATER Metropolis, who has the following In muck soils. park nnd would, in time, moan plac­ Democratic party refused to stray off nbout it: ,t, In length of const line. ing other public buildings on the after leaders who wore trying to re­ .Somewhere in this land today a GARAGES Elder Springs Waj In variety of trees. corners that would eventually ruin write Its principles. mother will steal away from the fnmIn variety of fish. the location for n park. In tho very Wo do not mean to »ny tho Demo­ ily circle and, like a little girl who Smith Bros. Garage Phone 811-W99.98% PURESanfn In vnriety of birds. center of the park would not he con­ crats have won in th0 mnjority of the takes her favorite doll to a fumilinr Expert Repairing In variety of hny crops. flicting with the property rights of States. Returns are not abundant shadow to caresH it, will embrace n OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES In winter-grown truck products. the citizens, and would spoil the con­ enough to show whether they did or dear memory and rook it to nnd fro LORD’S PURI1 Ogk and P in t In conconuts, tour of the park ns n park, nnd would did not. Rut the figures so far ns. in tho arms of niTection, • In camphor. confirm with all landscape In every given look like old times—the times WATER Likely tho sceno will dun before an In sisal. particular. Wo do not believe thnt when it was nip and tuck between the Geo. W. Knight * old trunk,, the vault of family treas­ >* AS GOOD AS TIIE BE FLORIDA IS— ' there would bo any objection to plac­ Democrats nnd RepubltcUns when ures, which holds bundles of letters, Real Estate and Insurance t ■ . Dally Service !,Pk The orchard Is t’s lotus-la mi. ing the library In tho very e n te r of struggling f o r 1 the Control of the addressed in familiar handwriting, Tho trucker’s opportunity. , SANFORD t:. FLORIDA tho pnrk where the handstand now c o u n try . written Somewhere in Franco, to "My The farmer’s three chances a year. stands. It would bo much bettor if Kentucky has como back Into the Mother," There will bo a picture of The tsockmnn’s living world. the library building could ho erected Democratic fold. It emit its electoral him near, maybe more, but cortninly Employment Bureau.. SANFORD N(T The fisherman’s Galilee. nt some other point, but this seems vote Inst yenr for tho Democratic one of him in the uniform of which The vocational committee of the Busi­ WORKS The dairyman's flowing bowl, impossible, ns no property owner ticket, but in stnto matters the Re­ he wnn so proud. The beemnn's land of milk an d ness and Professional Women's Club feels like dnnntlng space for tho lib­ publicans were in control. Now they All the emotions and thu scones requests all young women' dealring honey. rary, and the association could not have Inst control. V. C. COLLER, Pro> employment to register at the First of the past will como back, golden Tre lumberman's Inst stand. afford to purchnse high priced land The Republicans hoped to carry now in the light of reconciliation, National Bank. *’ 1: . The tourist’s lund of promise. and build tho building. If tho site Virginin, nnd made a desperate ef­ General Shop and] AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman beautifully sad, tenderly precious jn The sportsman's rendezvoux. rould he donated, us the pnrk site fort to do so. Ahouut the only Im­ a diamond-lined crudlu of sorrow. Work would he, the sum now on hand could mortal thing wo know Ib tho RopubiThe yactman’s parndino. The dny ho enlisted will come back. D. F. SUMNER The film maker’s dream. all be utilized in building tho first cniiH hope to carry the South, nnd CONTRACTOR and IU How buoyant he was in his youthful The borne-seek cr's goal. unit of a library that would be com- when thnt party does win a South­ 917 Commercial Street BsnlH patriotism! She'll hear his feet touch PAINTER mensurntr with the growing and pro­ ern Stale now and then because of n The mnnufncturor'n future. thu front steps again—feet fired L I T ME TAIMT YOU* HOUSE The citizen’s cornucopia, gressive city of JJanfocI, and in time, departure from tho principles of the with tiie elasticity of youthful enthu­ W ill O w tr.u l *r T a k . Jab b j tb* Hour TRANSFER this building could let added to until Democratic party nnd a fight on now —St. Augustine Record. siasm—and the mother, sitting in. the THOME 111 n s LAUHEL ATE. it would be one of the finest build­ issues not connected with Us historic present dreaming of yesterday, will “WE DELIVER THE ing In tho city, nnd one thnt would principles, the Republicans arc happy TO EX-SERVICE MEN. hear ngnin the announcement, "Moth­ Sanford Machine & glvij the people the greatest service and doubly hopeful. When tho issue Quick Service Trar er, I've enlisted!" How her heart nnd (Vio greatest enjoyment and the Betties down to the oltl linos, tho The U. S. Veterans, Bureau wishes Foundry Co. Storage Facilities leaped up, lmw it wan aaddenedl To­ greatest education. No city can ever straying Southern State comes back. day it will leap up, today it will be to announce that all ex-service men General Machine and Holler Worka If we please you, tell othen;| expect to bo great in arts and scienc­ The South will never break up as long tell us. Phone 498 sad; nnd team of the nnmo thought who dcHiro to reinstate their insur­ Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear es and education that iu denied tho ns the Republicans stick to high pro­ that streamed down her cheeks then, ance can do so upon the payment of bands in stock right and privileges of a free library. tection, blue' HOTELS these tears will glisten In the eyes of two monthly premiums before Janu­ Crank Shafts Re-turned No city enn talk nbout educating the ary l, 11)22, with n full nnd complete In New York city tho Democratic the mother sitting before the trunk of young unless the young hnvo access candidate won by a larger percentage treasures today, living once more in medical examination. Hotel Montezui to a renl librnry nnd It in one of those of the vote than President Harding tie fantasmagorial surges of hope anti By authority contained in Act of Sanford Steam Laundry prime necessities that must be figur­ received throughout the nation Inst pride. Congress, approved August D, 1921, “ S a n fo rd ’s N ew Moti| FOR SERVICE ed nmong the expenses and In tho year, lie received rather less thnn all medical examiners of the U. S. 11.80 Up Per Pay Then the days he was in training Coll ldG-J budget of n city that expects to give a two-thirds plurality, while Mayor camp will flare up iu recollection and Veterna' Bureau on duty in tho cities its people all Hint Is righfully their Hylnn received rather more. Nearly she'll rend the historyy of his expo throughout this distirct, are authorW. BAWLING, Prop. own. It behooves all of un then to nil the papers of New York were ricnccs there in the tear stained let- im l 1,1 mwk« physical examinations get together on a good plan to build fighting the Mayor, but it Ih doubtful tei'H Iwlil in her lap, She will smile for ex-service men who wish to rein­ a library and there is no time like whether tills fact cost him half a over his description of the duties of state their insurance without expense Acteylene Welding the present to stnrt this great move­ dozen votes. The people have more a K. I\, wonder if he won’t "catch to the applicant. Ex-service men are . . OF ALL KINDS ment. sense than leaders generally give his death of cold" sleeping in liis un­ urged to take advantage of tre oppor­ Only, lot t*s not fall out about the them credit for, and they can tell derwear in "those cold barracks," tunity to reinstate heir insurance, chSanford Welding Co. honesty from dishonesty. They know laugh, at least within her heart, over pecinlly, Hince the expense Involved Located In Engle Bldg., 205 OnU Ave. thnt tile opposition to Tammany in Ids disgust ut guarding mules nt in making the physical examination that city wore nut Republican is phnr- night; and a thousand other emotions has not been eliminated. HEINZ FIC. PUDDING Phone 17S Fourlh nnd Sanford Avi asalcal. Tho Republicans are in tho will come flooding to remind hor of ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. Dent a can of Heinz Fig Pud­ minority in Now York city, and the the ‘Mays that are no more." New Era Printery pharisees there nro not generally suc­ ding in boiling water for .10 Then she'll find the cablegram, G. Bassett Smith, Prop. minutes. Subscribers to tho Daily Herald cessful on election dny. "Arrived snfoly. Love." COMMERCIAL AND Tho following makes a good A groat deal is said ngnlnst Tam­ She will follow him In Franco should ask for a rocolpt when tho JOB PRINTING sauce to servo with the pud­ many—so much that a number of ngnin, Red-cheeked children In wood­ carrier boys collect from you. It Is ding; 1 tablespoon butter; 1 people outside of tho big city nro de­ en shoes; long, gray, winding loads; tho only protection you hnvo In cate scant tablespoon flour; ,1 table­ ceived by what they see in print, but old chateaux ami dilapidated bnrmi; tho carrier changes or there happens rj i. i n s u r a n c e spoons sugar; Cinnamon to 'fie people of New York know that, thn mademoiselles, the soldiers of to be a mlftake in the account. . Each taste. When blondod add slow­ however far short of perfection Tnm- many nations, friendly faces in dingy carrier boy is supplied with receipt l if e Tfsrs."co. Phone 442 111 P> ly i-2 cup milk nnd 1 cup of mnny may ho, It Is vastly bettor thnn doors—tho front ahead, these, through books, and Is commanded to give a j^ '- T . ROBERTS, Agent wntor. Cook until smooth. When tho mixed element that opposes It in her eyes of his eyes, will pnsa before recolpt by tha Herald; See that you Oir*'e mi ppi tea of wit kM cool pour into beaten egg. tho name of bettor government. Tho thnt mother Hitting under the envos get your receipt nt the end of each Icrald Printing Co. When 1 week If you r.re paying that way. so-called reformers hnvo won n fow of her own heart. Sanford anything In this line see Tl* 3 Florida The front! He hns been there and times, and never failed to giva the Ve have it er can get it. The only batter with a more loyal big city n worse government thnn it back—and safely- Hedged by censor,m ,N h following than Ruth’s is that used in Eider Sprlnei Water, ft. „8 hud when Tammany was iu chnrgc. j ship he could not toll everything—i Phones 407-404 —Get your Scrutch Pads of cent pure. Phono 3j j WKLAKA BLOCK Tho two parties are facing each but whnt mother is there who cannot, making buckwhent cakes, Herald—by the pound—15c* SANFORD DAILY HERALD T he! Right Kind of Credii At the Right Time— 1 First ^National B; 9c < Sn Sn nuo emu the> wen entn Mini ami hone Tl and do in ilorf bud, shap and Ai ful Hurr Miirj Miss Mina Tong Flon Mm. fun, Kirt) Hrmv Knrl <len. ■■■I PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD G IL L O N FRY I III Electrical Contract Deane Turner �'vU • .) A lie iiin a r %jri Y jJIA t! fU iO ’IMAH C-‘ H 1‘ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1921 Uttl« HiPP**!- *" Mention of In tftftefoi11 Orlof p#r»on»l Ilo®* of Inioront ; the . Fcr Florida: Fair tonight - ,nd Sunday! colder ton ig h t}* * ' * » * frost in North portion, v.'? * * J# * # * « * « * * * E. M. Doughnrty, represented J*ck- 1* * oonTille here, yesterday. * G u aranteed rebuilt batterie. a t one- * . w price.—Hof-Mac Battery Co. k»“ Prir 191-6 tp s E. Scnrlough, of Albany, Ga.» was In the city Thursday transacting boalness. The Temple Pipe Organ Club will hold its Christmas Bazaar November Hth. The place to be annonced 1st182-Mon-Thtir-tfc «r. J. 1). Connor, of Homestead, Pa., Is spending some time here a t tho Montezuma. - Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Hylton, of Jacksonville, arrived yesterday and aro spending several days here at the Montezuma. Too much of {he money collected for those who are under foot goes to pay the overhead. ______ Well, ^tae weather man was sure good to us yesterday and a more perfect day would be hard to find. It ia glorious Florida now sure enough with the temperature at 70 and tho skies so blue and tho weather clear as a bell. Armistice Day is a part of history now but we will always look back on It and remember th at it was a i real day—weather Included: 5:40 A. M. NOVEMBER 12 Maximum ....................... 70 Minimum .......................... 48 At time of observation .... 52 Barometer ...... .30.15 Calm and clear. Breeze yesterday from the N. W. Hupmobile makes fin­ al reduction, open mod­ els, $1250, Detroit.—B. & O. MOTOR CO., San ford, R. J. Steal), of Savnnnnh, Gn., B p e n t several days here n t t h e Montezuma whilt. in the city attending to busi­ ness Try other brands of bread and then try O. K. Bread and Poinsettia Butter Split. The taste will tell. We will be sat­ isfied with results. 104-Ctc Rub-Aly-Tism, a pain killer. lDG-IGtc More able men would aspire to bo Lnntrri'ssmen if they wouldn’t have to listen to other Congressmen. Hupmobile makes fin­ al reduction, open mod­ els, $1250, Detroit.—B. & O. MOTOR CO;, San­ ford. 188-tfc Y O U The Sanford men will never go wrong by purchasing that Suit before seeing ours at those popular prices. WE GUARANTEE ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK Miss Martha Tufts, of Orlando, is the nttractlvo guest of her couBin, Miss Dorothy Stokes, at her home on Mugnolin avenue. r%f sw fff w/ir /s We often wonder why pcoplu who aro fond of "greens” don’t place a small silo in the kitchen. S a n fo r d , F la . H. W. NICKERSON Public Accountant; Audits—Systems Income Tax Service Room 16 McNclU-DnvIs Bldg. Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. WARD & RIVE GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL MAKES OF CARS Old Ford Garage West First St. # # # # # * N G TRY A DRILY HERALD WART AD. M N ! ! I)R. WALKER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13TH, AT 7:30 P. M. ------- --------------------- j_________________ SU B JEC T-----------------------------:---------------------------- “Young Man And His Habits” AT THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH Corner Fifth Street and Park Avenue Come, Bring Your Friend-G ood Music^Strangers Always Welcome _______________________ SUBJECT AT 11 A. M. ----------- - A. P. CONNELLY Classified advertisement*, 5 cent* a line. No *d taken for 1m * than 25 cent*, and poillively no cl*Min*d ad* charged to anyone. Cask mu*t accompany *11 order*. Count five word* to ■ line and remit ac­ cordingly. __________ FOR SALE FOR S A L I—Best opportunity for wholesale und retnil fish market on East const. Building, dock nnd ship­ ping plntform. Address W. P. Wllk, Now Smyrnn, F |n. 10-17-lm --------!------------- -------------------------- MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.—Build­ ing nnd pier blocks, cement pockets, cement sidewalks with guarantee to last and nut break or crack. Gunerul cement contracting, All work guar­ anteed. Elm nvonuc between Third J. B. Jones, of Oviedo, is among tho und Fourth street,—J. E. Torwilliger, visitors to thu city today. Prop. Phono 244-W. 178-lm-tfc W. R. Link Tire Co. Orlando, Fla. E Terms CITY LOTS— EASY PAYMENTS Other Desirable Heal E state. We can Suit any Inquiry * #Jn* * PEERLESS TIRES —Get your Scratch Pads from The the Herald o f f i c e . _____________ Terms Terms Terms MEETINGS Apalachicola Oysters fresh each day at Brown’s Market, 417 All this week there Sanford Ave. Phone 122. will be a prize of $1.00 197-3tc given to the party find­ ing the button in O. K. Bnznar nnd Turkey Supper Satur­ bread. A button in one day, November 19, in the Welnkn GUARANTEED block, room formerly occupied by the loaf each day. $2.00 for popular Market. Daughters of Wcs- the largest number of O. Iqjt, 190-10tc. K. or Poinsetta Wrap Non-Skid $ 7.00 The entire city wns awakened nt pers first of each month. 30x3 194-6tc 12 o'clock Thursday night by blowing 9.90 30x31/2 Non-Skid of whistles nnd the firing of guns and Mrs. .Wakefield, Mru. Endor Curtho nuto hornH and tho nolHo of usher­ Non-Skid 14.90 ing in of Armistice dny. It reminded lntt, Mrs. II. H. Pattishatl, and many 32x3*/2 tho people of three years ago when others, from Geneva, were in tho city 31x4 Non-Skid 15.90 the first Armistice Dny wns ushered yesterday. in. Non-Skid 16.90 666 cures Chills and Fever. I00-16tc 32x4 Non-Skid 17.90 Seminole Printery’s Apalachicola Oysters 33x4 prices beat all others— fresh each day at 34x4 Non-Skid 18.90 handbills, posters, pro­ Brown’s Market, 417 grams, etc. Phone 404. Sanford Ave. Phone 122. “ 195-2tp 197-3tc 6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000 2-story, 5-room house, new....... 3,750 Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750 New 5-room cottage with large rooms ,on brick r o a d ......... 4,200 # # # * PARISH HOUSE KALENDAR. Iluly Cross Pariah House Nov. 27.—Brotherhood of St. An­ drew Dinner. Dec. 1-2,—Holy CroBs Bnznar. Dec. 0-7.—All Soul's Bnznar. Monday. Circle No. 3, of tho Methodist church will meet with Airs. T. B. Dobbins nnd Mrs. J. M. Moye, nt the apnrtmcnt of the former, 018 Onk nvonuc, nt 3 p. m. Circle No. 5, will meet Monday, nt 3 p. m., Nov. 14, with Mrs. Allen, 313 Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism. Mrs. C. L. Miliitzer, formerly of thjs West Second street. A full attend196-15tc city, but who hnH spent tho summer ji t r'ju in urged, an this is the Inst in Cincinnati, ia visiting her sister mccing before our bazaar in Decem­ ber. hero, Mrs, C. W. Stokes. ____ ._________________________I1E SURE AND H E A R -------------------------------------------- ~ — A n d L et\ 188-tfc IDG-IGtc We can snvu you money on a bat­ To break n cold tnko 666. Tho Ladles of the Presbyterian tery. llof-Mac Battery Co. 197-6tp B. A. Howard nml Attornoy Lid- Church will hold their Christmns Ba­ C. B. Stokes and J. P. Ferroll, of don, of Okeechobee City, were in the zaar, Dec. 2 and 3, 1921. 167-o.a.w.tfc llnines City, were business visitors city yesterday attending Armistice day ceremonies. Jack Lloyd, who has been tho guest here Thursday. of Mr. und Mrs. C. W. Stokes for tho Wo roehargo Mngnctoes. Let us past fow dnys, left last night for his f Have your watchub and Jewelry re­ home in Winston-Salem, N. C. paired at McLaulln’s, Two first class fix yours.—Hof-Mac Battery Co. 101-Gtp watch makers. Prompt service. Well, if the reformers do suppress 140-tfc 666 quickly relieves a cold. 19fl-15tc prohibition Jokes, you can slip out after night nnd get ’em. W. W. C. Smith, of Ocala, was in Mr. nnd MrH. T. L. Lingo, of Ovie­ the city yesterday attending to busi­ Itl0-lf>tc do, were among visitors to the city 60G cures Malarial Fever. ness nmi mingling with friends, " yesterday. Mr. Lingo is ynshior of An excellent figurehead for the new The Ladles of the Episcopal Churtfi the Bnnk of Oviedo and has many battleships would be a formal design will hold their Bnznar and Supper, friends in this city. of n weeping taxpayer. December 1st and 2nd in the Pariah House. *171 -tfc Again wo say, see us for your gen­ G. W. Spencer, Jr., who is attending erator, starter and mngneto troubles. Ham Murrell, of Stetson University, —IIof-Mne Bnttery Co. 197-6tp the University of Florida, arrived yesterday nnd is spending the week is spending the week-end with his 196-lGtc Gn<i with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G, parests, Capt. and Mrs. K. R. Murrell. 666 cures Bilious Fever. W. Spencer. The D. of W., will hold a bazaar and HENRY FORD has adapted tho CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon have n turkey supper in the store uho of tho GIANT "EXIDE" Batter­ and evening, Gray Gabies, on the room formerly occupied by tho Popu­ ies for Ford cars. Wo glvo service, bench, Seabreeze, Fla. Phono 491. lar Market in the Welnkn block, Sat­ buy, soli and oxchnngo batteries for Freo bath houses. 74-Frl-St-flm urday, November 19. 100-10ts. all makes automobiles, gonuine "EXIDE" service. Get tho host.— As n rule, the fame of our natioanl G. F. McRae, of Ocala, made his RAY BROTHERS, phono 548. 100-tfc idols diminishes in exact ratio to tho headquarters at the Montezuma while swelling of their heads. attending to business here yesterday. Miss Frances Bouchellc, of DeLnnd, was nniong visitors to the city yes* Allen Jones arrived yesterday from To prevent a raid tnko 666. 196-15tc terdny. Miss Bouchellc was n contrib­ Gninesvilte, whore he is attending the utor to tho DeLnnd Nows for mnny University of Floridn, and is spend­ Hupmobile makes fin years nnd last season was with tho ing the week end with his mother, Mrs. Allen Jones. al reduction, open mod­ St. Petersburg Times. 188-tfc was made in Sanford yesterday. It proves what we can do with the right kind of “pep.” The Legion boys are to be congratulated. Lets hope that some other organization will keep the good work going and pull another one soon. • V- Mr, and Mrs. John M. Bonny and Miss Esther Bonny of Fort Myers, aro spending some time here at the Montezuma. --*- — - els, $1250, Detroit.—B. & 0. MOTOR CO., San­ ford. H istory Mrs. Thomas D. Hay ,of Crystal River, is the guest of Mrs, A! Zinaer, at her homo on Palmetto avenue. Arranged fw Herald Render* : SANFORD’S : TEMPERATURE w eather m s Miss Nita Moore, of Orlando, is spending the week end here with her sister, Mrs. K. R. Murrell. i u u r f i f tlM and A bou tSTilks Pleating Snail Saeelncllf The C ity <6 pao* SANFORD AUTO EXCHANGE FOR SALE—Eight young mules, all gnod condition, good workers. Will soil one pair of them a t a great bar­ gain.—G. F. Smith, Sanford or Her­ ald offico. 180-tfc FOR SALE—By ownor, hnndsomo homo furnished, modem conveni­ ences, garage nnd bearing grovo; also somo beautiful homu niton in a grovo on a lake. Box 11G, Altamonte Springs, Fin. 11-3-lmoc 1 FORD, Starter Type, Practically new 1 FORD, StarU r Type, Good shape ................ $325 ..$275 “The Test of Character, Loyalty” ■j At the Foot of First S t FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third Street, 105-tfc furnished bed FOR RENT—One room, also garage 110 Laurel Ave. . 190-tfc FOR RENT—Furnished front room, also light housokeeping rooms nt 200 Park ave. lDO-fltp FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 206 East Third Htreot. 199-2tp FOR RENT—2 bed rooms and kitchonotto, furnished for light house­ keeping. 014 Y/est Second street. FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Park avenue. 178-tfc WANTED FOR SALE—Favorite four burner WANTED—Customer* for fresh mlik, morning and evening deliveries,—R. gns stove nnd oven, |25 cash. Wight Grocery Co. 100-tpc. L. Gnrrlson. Phono 8711. 100-St-Tu FOR SALE—Belgian hares. Apply WANTED—An ico box that will hold 100 to 150 lbs ico. Notify Herald. to Geo. Mero, 811 Elm ave. Phono 187-tfc 254. 195-tfdh FOR SALE OR TRADE—My vulcan­ FOR RENT—Two inrgo comfortable bed rooms furnished. 717 Park izing shop, located on West First Avo, 193-tfa streot. Will trade on Sanford proporty. I will teach buyer tho vulcan­ SECOND HAND SHOW CASE Wanted. Herald Printing Co. izing trndo. See E. S. Hockey, nt 183-6tp. Wight’s Gnrnge. 195-Gtc FOR SALE—Eight room house with WANTED—Show case, five or six bath. Immediate possession. Small feet long. Herald Printing Co. payment down, long tima on balance. See Lnne or address Box 782, Duy- _______ LOST________ tonn, Flo. 199-Tu-Sat-4w LOST—Rattlesnake skin purse, val­ FOR SALE OR RENT—Cottages. J. uable to owner as keepsake, Leave Musson. 199-3tp at Valdez, Finder keep contents,— M. C. C. 199-ltp FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two fumlshod rooms. Apply 1004 Elm Ave. 152-tfc FOR RENT—Two largo, connecting rooms, suitable for couplo, desiring I CHEVROLET 490, (P O C ft light housokooplng rooms. 210 Oak Thoroughly overhauled...iJIOuU Avo. 185-tfc Dependable Service FOIl RENT—Suburban home. Call 107tfc 308-J. FOR RENT—Furndula Apartments, furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. L. G .Loveless, in Moisch block, enst First street. 104-tfc. KNOWLEDGE The more a mnn knows, the more ho knows ho doesn't know. But if ho will try tho Lakeland Steam Laundry ho will know the best class of work done with the FOR RENT—Ono furnished room at 320 Oak ave. Call 808-J, 102-tfc joat grade of water. FOR R^NT“ Front worn, atso *torSANFORD BRANCH ago room, 411 Park Ave. 194-Qtc Lakeland Steam Laundry FOR RENT—Furnished 5 roomed flat with private entrance and g a­ Phone 475 T. A. Butner, Prop. rage, also largo furnished bed room with private bath, 914 Myrtle avo, For office supplies, stationery, et 195-tfc come to the Herald office. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 12, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 12, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 12, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/70d3d790d05e257445677b145145c296.pdf d8d9f8434ed41f2e82b1e219df824660 PDF Text Text -rar SnbsUnlul” IN T H E H E A R T OP T H E W O R L D ’S-' G REATEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION NUMBER 200 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1921 volum e n j Not Remember aking Confession NINE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH IN TENEMENT HOUSE BLAZE TODAY. to Chief Vestel (By Tbs Am m UUI t n u ) NEW YORK, Nov. 14.— At least nine persons aro believed to have been burned to death In a tenement houso Are here today. Five unidenti­ fied were found huddled together in a . MASS OF EVIDENCE TO doorway on the fifth floor of u build­ PRESENTED IN GREAT ing and later three moro unidentified LEGAL BATTLE bodies were found. Threo others were seriously injjurcd and thirtyA special dispatch to the Tampa two were treated for abrasions and Tribuno says: shock. ORLANDO, Nov. 1 8.-"O n o thing u certain," said E. W. Davis this af­ W ill Be Out of Mischief ternoon, "tho main contention o f the for Six Years Anyway defense will bo along the lines that Lena Clarko is not guilty.’ Thon ho (llr The Associated Press) called upon Ms partner, LeRoy Giles, CHICAGO, No*, 14.—"Big Tim" as if to add dignity to the Jest, which Murphy, formor stato representative, probably wns employed because o f tho gang leador and president of tho Gas countless times ho had been asked to Workors and Street Sweepers Union, wns sentenced to six years in tho Fed­ eral prison nt Leavenworth and fined $30,000 today by Fcdcrnl District Judge Landis for his part in planning tho Dearborn street mall robbery. which would Indicate that Insanity may not be entered In their well-plan­ ned course. "A third party" cortalnly is being tnkon as a serious factor by both Mr. Davis and T. H, Chlllingsworth, tho Miami attorney, asso­ ciated with tho Orlando lawyers. Tho movement of a strango man who acted mysteriously about tho San Junn Hotel, nnd inquired for tho West Palm Reach postmistress soon aftor she registered, hnB novor boon solved, and it Is known thnt other rumors of a more or less Important bearing may turn out in proportions far more ma­ terial thnn has yet been indicated. Tho gener pmlla shrdlu shrdl unun Tho general impression has gone out that Lena Clnrko confessed to tho murder, but she says sho doesn’ t re­ member making such a confession. WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.— President Harding Issued n procla­ mation October 31st designating Thursday, November 24, as n FATTY ARBUCKLE day of thanksgiving, devotion and prayer and urging tho pcoplo to Is Definitely Forecast IS ON TRIAL TODAY, give thanks “ for all that has been rendered unto them" and to Today by Statement pray "for continuance of the dlvlno fortune which has been (Br The AuocUUd rnu) showered so generously upon this nation." The proclamation fol­ SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.— Issued by G. Britain "Fatty” Arbuckle went to trial today lows: , , ________has come when, sliko in pursuance of a devout on the charge o f manslaughter grow­ to “ That season ing out of the death o f Virginia M peoplo’s time-honored custom In grateful recognition of favoring j. It is proper that tho president should summon Rappe. Scores of witnesses awaited to national fortunes. devotion,. o f thanksgiving for blessings boa call to tho stand and crowds surged FRANCE AND ITALY TO B to the nation to a day u . of -----to stowed, and of prayer for guldanto in modes of life that may Into the court, despito the fact that BROUGHT WITHIN SCOPE OF to deserve continuance of divine favor. admissions were limied to practically LIMITATION PLAN M "Foremost among our blessing* Is tho return of peace, and tho threo hundred. to approach to normal ways again. The yenr has brought us again <ny The Associate* Press) to into relations of amity with all nations, after a long poriod of WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—Great m struggle and turbulence. In thankfulness therefor, wo may well Britain’s acceptance "In principle" of to unite In the hope thnt providence will vouchsnfo approval to tho tho American proposals for the limi­ things wo havo done, tho alms thnt have guided.us, tho nsnJrntation of naval armament is definite­ to tionB which havo inspired us. We shall bo prospered as we shall ly forecast today In a statement laPm deserve prosperity, seeking not alone for tho matorlal things but sued on behalf of the British delega­ im for thoso of tho spirit as well; earnestly trying to help others; tions. Japan's acceptance "In princi­ to asking, before all elso, tho .privilege of service. As wo rondor thanks ple" at least has been forecast by Pm anow for tho exaltation which came to us, wo may fittingly potlBaron Kato nnd others of tho Japan­ lm tion thnt moderation and wisdom shall bo granted to rest upon ese dolegntlon. Great Britain's prin­ pm all who are in authority, in tho tasks they must d1 ’ cipal consideration It is understood, ga hands will bo steadied, their purposes strengthened in framing tho reply which Arthur to our prayors. Balfour will mako tomorrow, has been jm "Ours has been a fa1 tho question of what will bo done to Minnesota Senator im bestowed upon it. Tho ) bring Franco and Italy within the im boro our part ns well nsi wo were able, left us c o m p a r a t i v e l y rn.nu — Loses Bum L eft Eye scope of tho limitation plan. It Is un­ It. -----------is for us to rccognlzo that we have been thus favored, mi derstood thnt tho American dologates to scarred. 1 (Hr The Associated I’ reas) impressed tho advisability of first dis­ to and when wo gather nt our niters to offer up thanks, wo will do to ................, WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.— Sonator poning of tho question as it affects the im well to pledge, in humility find* nil sincerity,our purpose to provo to We have- been raised up nnd preserved in nationnl pow- to |Kellogg, of Minnesota, Is recovering three principals, United States, Great to deserving. ’.......... to or nnd consequence. ns part of a plan whose wisdom wo cannot to I in a locnl hospital today from an op­ I Britain, and Japan. Tho acceptance Id question. Thus believing, wo can do not less thnn hold our nntlon m» eration In which his left oyo, sight­ "in principle" is n diplomatic phrase * ' ‘ hns * i b o wonderfully to less for many years, was removed to »d the willing instrument of tho providence which nnd whllo it mnrks nn important step great service awaits us if wo l'1* prevent a posslblo affection of tho docs not necessarily assure the ac­ Id favored us. Opportunity for very l Id shnll prove equal to it. Let our powers bo raised, for direction in mi right oyo. ceptance of the proposal In original PU tho right paths. Under God, our responsibility is grant; to our ms form. own first, to nil men afterwards; to nil mankind in God’s own Jus- to 1)1A METER OF STARS BEING MEASURED W ashington’s W ish tiC° "Now, therefore, I Wnrrnn G.,Harding, president of tho Unit- to N earing Fulmillment cd States, hereby designate Thursday, the 24th day of November, to to bo observed by the people ns a day of thanksgiving, devotion to (Hr The Associated Press) and prayer, urging that nt their niters they will give thnnka for nil « WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—Spoakthnt has been rendered unto them, nnd will pray for a continuance to ing today at tho oxorcisos attending of the divine fortune which has been showered so generously upon to A GOOD EXAMPLE TO FOLLOW HERE. this w h c r c o f j h avo h ereun to Bet my hand nnd caused to to bo affixed tho seal of tho United States of Ailorica. "Done nt tho capital of tho United States, this 31st day of October, in tho yenr of our Lord, nineteen hundred nnd twenty-one nnd of tlio independence of the United States, ono hundred and to to to merits possible. Prof. Micholson is the noted University of Chicago whore American minds can moot In MANILA, P. I., Nov. 14.—Tho es­ physicist whoso early work paved the fruitful exchanges " Tho erection of timated expenditures of tho Insular way for Einstein nnd his theory ,o f the building, ho snid, would begin tho Government for tho year 1022 exceed fulfillment of ono of tho most strik­ f0rty’ SiXth‘ "WARREN G. HARDING." to relativity. the estimated revenues by approxi­ It is through nn instrument called ing provisions of tho Inst will of "CHARLES E. HUGHES, Secretary of Stato. mately $8,000,000, nnd ns a result nn Intorferemotor which Prof. Michol­ George Washington, which sot asldo the secretary of finance hns returned son conceived thnt star dinmeters arc a bequest for founding "nn institu­ M »M n ta .n a ta tototototototototom im itototo tho budgets to tho heads o f vnrious being mensured nnd his address will tion to desHiminnto learning, culture departments with instructions to cut deni with tho "Progress in Application nnd a propor understanding of tho tho estimates to tho limit of the esti­ Naval Construction America Puts it Up of Interference Methods nt Mount right principles of government." Vessels Reported Lost mated revenues. Not to Be Stopped Wilson." to Foreign Powers Tho estimated expenditures submit­ Have Been Sighted A now theory of tho carbonization CONFEDERATE VETERANS ted to tho secretary of finance total of coni will be outlined by Prof. S. 4Hr The Associated Press) (Ily The Associated Preaa) TO GATHER AT LAKELAND. WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—Tho W. Parr, of tho University of Illi­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—While $42000,000, while the estimate rovenTAMPA, Nov. 14.—Tho Ruth Wells, the nnvnl experts of foreign powers ucs for next year is slightly under n fishing schooner, which hns been American nnvnl construction program nois. PnthH taken by energy in' tho JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 10.— W. A. todny continued to exnmino tho Amer­ $34,000,000 .According to heads of missing with tho captain nnd six mon now progressing at only half speed self-compression of tho earth are tho Rawls, acting commander of Flori­ departments it will bo impossible to ican proposals for tho limitation of since tho recent hurrienno, wns sight­ because of reduced appropriations, is subject of Prof. Thomas C. Chnm- da Division, United Confederate Vet­ nnvnl nrmnmont, tho heads 6f tho reduce tho expenditures to nn amount ed o ff Campeche, Mexico, according to not to be stopped by tho Navy Do- borlln of tho University of Chicngo, erans, has announced tho following American, British, Jnpancso, French within the revenues nnd thnt the only tho mnstor of an oil tanker arriving partmont unless a definite internat­ who also will speak on "Tho Contrast­ and Italian delegations conferred on remedy for tho situation, will bo for yesterday. Ho also sighted a schoon­ ional agreement is reached or on di­ ed Types o f Earth Enorgy nnd Tholr sponsorinl staff for tho estate reunion of tho votornns to bo held in Lake­ the procedure to cxpodlto considera­ the legislature to provido additional er of tho' Hibbs Fishing Company rection of congrdss, Secretory Donby Relation Vnlucn." land, November 10-17. tion ot tho wholo armament question. rovonuo by increased taxation. said todny. Nature nnd origin of tho freBhwhich has been missing. Miss May Hardaway, Orlando, spon­ Tho American naval proposals wore wator fishes of tho Pacifls slopo and sor; Miss RoBn Belle Ststrunk, Montunknown to foreign powors until Sat- ADMIRAL BEATTY AT BARON TAKAHASHI South Amarlcn will bo discussed by (50,000 GARMENT brook; Miss Margaret Bryant, Lake­ REUNION DINNER NAMED PREMIER TODAY. Prof. C. H. Elgenmlnn, of Indiana uiday nnd it is assumed that It will WORKERS ON STRIKE. land; Miss Loronn Stout, Fort Myere, tnko tho British and Japancso delega­ University. Tho“ nendomy’s annual nnd Miss Emma Peacock, Wllllston, (Hr The Associated Preaa) tions, which aro chiefly concerned, (Hr The Associated Preaa) TOKIO, Nov. 12.—Baron Korelliyo maids o f honor; Mrs. E. L. Carney, several days to estimato its accepta­ NEW YORK, Nov. 14.— Sixty thou­ Takahashi, minister of foreign af­ Ocala, matron of honor, nnd Mrs. F. bility. Many messages of praiso havo sand gnrinent workors wore called ROY SCOUTS, TROOP 4 P. Bennett, Lakeland, chaperone o f Icon received by Secrotary Hughes zation will live," Earl Beatty, ad­ out on striko today in protest against fairs, in tho Horn cabinet, was named and n copy of tho proposals sent all miral of tho British fleet, declared tho piece work systom nnd Increase Premier today. honor. a Tho Boy Scouts of Troop No. 4 hold __________________ _ <HP j Americnn diplomatic consular agents last night, nt tho first reunion dinner fron4 forty-ono to forty-nine hour tholr weekly meeting at Dr. Rurhnns for distribution. BEL-JAB COFFEE CO., of tho British nnd Americnn officers week. Indications aro for a prolong­ HOUR CHANGED FOR CHO CHO residence Frldny night nt 7:30 p, m. PULLS OFF GOOD STUNT, who sorvod with him during tho wnr ed. Btrugglo. Tho International Ladies Contributions were collected for a JEWISH FAMILIES ARE Cho Cho, tho health clown, will bo largo Amoricnn parade flag. Plans in the grand fleet. Tho reunion wns Garment Workers union nnd threo Tho Bol-Jnr Coffeo Co., a new snd KILLED IN BASSARABIA at a dinner attended by 75 officors of thousand shops are involved. nt tho High School Wednesday morn­ finished for a welnlo roast down on important enterprise In Sanford, cer­ tho two navies, including all ranks ing at 8:45 until 0:30, instoad of tho tho bulkhead noxt Friday night. A tainly showed enterprise and the from admiral to ensign. JUGO SLAVIA NOW hour previously announced. All tho formor British army officer who saw! KISHINEV, Bessarabia, Nov. 14.— right spirit In donating all tho good Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman, who KICKS OVER THE TRACES tots are urged to como pnd hoar Cho sorvlco from 1014 until 1018, will! Hundreds of Jewish families wore coffeo sorved at the Legion "eats" commanded tho Americnn forces Cho, whether thoy are of school ago or givo a talk at tjiis outing. Goorgo shot down whllo attempting to cross (Hr The Associated Press) Armistlco Day—and better still, which were attached to tho grand Thurston took tenderfoot tost exam­ the UoB8arabia frontier to escapo BELGRADE, Nov. . 14.—Jugo­ not. Thoro will bo no chargo for chil­ Messrs. Snyder and Kimball, had the fleet, acted as toastmaster, nnd in dren an dtho price for admission for ination given by P. L. Lewis Shipp the expected clash between tho forces making of this Excellent beverage In reply to Earl Beatty’s declaration ex­ slavia did not accept decision of the adults will bo twenty-five cents. and witnossod by two assistant Scouts. of General Potlura and tho sovlot allied council of ambassadors elim­ chargo. pressed tho hope that the British and Cho Cho will bo nt tho Grammar Mooting attendance, ten scouts snd government, according to unconfirm­ inating the boundary lino between It was a big item on menu snd « u American navies mlgh "always stand two lenders. Adjournment 8:30.— ed advices rocolvcd hero today. Ru­ Jugo-Slavla nnd Albania, tho cablnot School from ton to eleven, for tho thoroughly enjoyed by all. Tho Leg­ Scribe. mania Is said to have instructed its together." decided last night A note to this grammar school atudonts only. ion boya are certainly grstoful to Come nnd bring tho children, thoy border guards to admit no refugees these gentleman for the Interest Football doubtless hns Its uses, but effect will bo eont tho allies. — Get your Scratch Pads from The will miss a special treat if they do and to havo suspended tho intended shown by this company. some o f tho world’s most efficient Herald— by the pound-lB c. not hear Cho Cho. expulsion of thousands of Ukrainian Sell It with s Harold Went Ad, kickers nover saw a collego. Jewish refugees. �n vt: TH* SANFORD DAILY . CA TtLE QHNBBS. B TY CAN OCT f i ■ y 0 :m _________ tALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IX, I t i l KtJIMO 1 u i - \>.l . i I . '. d n SHOULD NOT WORRY AB o f t 'w t w t r T— G LO R IA S W A N S O N in WAR FINANCE CORPORATION HAS MADB ARRANGEMENTS FOR m a n y ' c o ONW e s ^ t i _____ ' c 00**00 The cattle owners In Seminole coun­ November fl, 192U report published at Gainesville, Au­ ty are In a favorable position to ob­ gust 12th, showing the estimated pro­ Mr. R. J. Holly, tain loans from the War Finance Cor­ duction o f com In1Florida for 1921 to Editor Sanford Herald. 99 poration, by reason of this county hav­ be 11,802,000 bushel* arfnrnst'l6;530,l Dear Holly: . ing adopted compulsory dipping of Yesterday I read on the front page 000 bushels for 1920, and a hay crop cattle by vote of tbe people. for 1921 of 145,000 tons against 152,if t * 'All loans mtist be negotiated before of the Orlando Reporter-Star an ini 000• tons for last year. The:com crop Ui Also a ,T ^ »-P a rt Suflshipe Comedy 5uly 1st, 1022, the initial‘ loan being terview with one of our neighbors just iS’ estltnated as'an increase, while the ^ , . *V V for* one yeaK, with prfvllegi of renew­ home from a western trip. hhy erop shows only an estimated re­ al for two years which gives a total He seems to think the trouble with duction of 7,000 tons. The SeptetnWt period of three years from date of the country at the present time ia report, which is published about n •Saturday N ight, at the Princess— Marie loan, if desired and the maximum rate high freight. raitefj and"'says that month; later,* -showi: Unproved * Wndisir; which can be charged1the cattld 6wn- thousands of tons of hay and alfalfd tions as the season draws to a close. PrftvoafcliV “Moonlight Follies” ers is only seven nnd«hO*haIf per cent* arts In-Kansas and MfssouH whicH Hjih 'irieaHs thiro will be ho short: per year. cannot be moved because the freight ag^ in thb’ Flofldd' production as cUfafJ In order to facilitate the making of will eat up tbe profit; that we might pared with 1920, therefore, Florida T * foaris to caittlemen in Florida and consume a great deal o f It'ln Florida, will not need any more outside forage Georgia, the two states comprsing this but the producers are prohibited by than it has needed under nonriAl ebfti regional district, there has been or­ high rates of freight, etc. People id riitlons, and if it should need forage ganized the South Florida Cattle Loan Nebraska told him com Was selling from the outside;*why not buy It in Company with a capital of $250,0(F for 117c per bushel; coal selling for nearby states rather than ruh out to •«! O «aY irt j;t 1. \0« whleh has headquarters in Eartow. $ 1 6 'per tori' and the farmers would the Mississippi river and beyond, for .i1 ri. U »♦;<• . < v (a 1 Thomas L. Wilson, a pioneer cattleman have to bum com for fuel this winter. Itj A N Y P A R T O F T O W N , ON T E R M S TO In Florida and a-member of the re­ It has been my impression that the The Nebraska com situation was 1 " ' Su i t y o u ' gional committee, has- accepted the forage crop in Florida is not short published in the Breeder's Gazette at i > presidency. enough to worry us by reason of the Chfcagri, October 0th, showing that You can make money buying for advance. Followlhft arc the terms under fact tyat Kansas and Missouri cannot Nebraska and Iowa people contem­ which loans may be made, os sot forth aupply us and that corn cannot move plated burning corn for fuel. This Y ou are going to build a home one o f these In a letter from Eugene Meyer, Jr., to Florida from Nebraska. There would he a ridiculous thing for them days, why not select a lot. now, and pay for it managing drector of the War Finance seems to be no conditions in Florida to do, Mn face of the fact that Ken­ Corporation, to the regional commit­ that will make it necessary for us to tucky farmers have not sufficient com by easy; stages. tee, the Florida members of which are: haul in an unusual amount of forage to carry them through the year, or I f you haVe some money, will build one or, Thomas L. Wilson, Bortow; W. F. during the present year or next until the 1922 crop is harvested. Ken­ Coachman,* Jacksonville; - and Dexter spring. '1 ( M two houses. '' ’ . tucky was 1n the' grip o f 'itb worst M.' Lowry, Tallahassee. So far as the price of coal is con- drouth from May until 'August. Hun-/ Sanford is moving, don't wait, g et in the ' “ 1.—All cattle on which loans are .cerrife'd'lt is proper to express the dreds of acres will not yield a bushel gam e now. predicated shall be confined in ample opinion thnt It has no bearing on the per acre and the state will have to buy pastures or ranges owned, leased or present food and forago situation. fifty per cent of its corn from other otherwise controlled by tho borrower, Tho minora have not worked more states. At that time com was selling in suth a manner that the hard or than uno-fourth of the time during tho at retail in Kentucky for ninety cents herds may be conveniently inspected past two years and the operators of and at wholesale for eighty cents. The at any time by the representatives of mines, on account of the1 conditions people will not only hav to buy corn the Wnr 'Finance Corporation. Such that have existed during the past t w o for bread but for tfho stock. enclosed pastures or ranges to have years, might possibly not be nble to I nm sending you this little note AGENT on adequnte water supply for the cat­ make any mono yat the present price with n few authoritative figures to : tle, anil sufficent dipping vats for tick of coal ut the mines. There is another show you how very well o ff wo ore at eradication purposes. In the ense of feature to consider with relation to home and how little we need to trou­ a lease, same shall be for Huch time as the price of coal; that is the fact thut ble about things in the fnr wost. As the War Finance Corporation may retailers seem to think it necessary to the cause of our national troubles, ! f J .n ff fV deem necessary for protection of the to make very large profits— if they there is a wido divergence of opinion. SO U TH ER N A G R IC U LTU R IST loan, do not mako Inrge profits they ore We might trnce them bnck to August, "2.—That loons be mndc only on being constantly accused of it, which 1914, as a starter and thon fairly NASHVILLE, TENN. cattle in tick-free areas, or in coun­ is aboQt the sumo thing1.1' 1 1 wonder how we can get from hysteria ties which have Voted ‘inlfavor of tick As to Florida being able to use to composure, mny I say, over night. The Giant o f the South eradication; this provision being nec­ some of this western forago. It might Yours sincerely, Its immense popularity is due not only to the fact that essary in order that the cattle ort lie well to direct attention to the crop c . o. McL a u g h l i n . S’? every line In it 1b written for Southern farm families by whcli loans are made may have access to the markets before maturity of tho ARMAMENT CONFERENCE ■ ' men and women who know nnd appreciate Southern condi­ States, 450,000 tons; Great Britain, loans. tions, but td tho practically unlimited personal sendee which MEErS TODAY AT CAPITAL 450,000; Japan, 270,000. Submarines, "I am glad to be ablo to inform you is given to •subscribers- *without charge. DISCUSS IMPORTANT SUBJECT United' States, 00,000 tons; Great • • - ' ■■ ■’ **■’ ■>## • that the War Finance Corporation is : Britain, 00,000 tons; Japan, 54,000. Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun­ ready to consider applications from (Continue.) from I'.g. On., Airplnne cnrrlcrs, United States, 80, dreds of different subjects— all without charge. When you such a live stock company, operating was issued, it was followed by u wave 000 tons; Great Britain, 80,000; Jnhecomo a subscriber this invaluable personal service is yours. in accordance with these terms/’ o f public feeling that complete disar­ pnn, 48,000. That is ono renson why we have— 'r ’ ■ Members of the Florida committee mament was the object of the United are doing all they can to help tho cat­ States. This, however, quickly wns 375,000 C IR C U LATIO N tlemen by urging the lnndowners to corrected, and it was Secretary of BIG DAY CAME IX) CLOSE ■ IN BLAZE OF GLORY; make leases at very nominal rates to Stute Hughes who .pointed out thnt cattle owners whose stock now are on tho proper designation of the affair CARNIVAL AND DANCE those ranges, so that the cattlemen wns "a conference on the limitation of lCnnllnu.il frmu Um ), s ^ a M a a a a u H a a H a B ia H a a u a m H a a a a B B N M a a a t fH a u a B a a may meet tho requirements for secur­ i armaments," with emphasis being ing loans to enrry their stock until plnced on the word limitation. Almost much as everybody could not bo win­ market conditons Improve and thereby immediately afterward there were ev­ ners. protect and encourngu the cattle in­ idences of n considerable pressuNt of Rollins College carried o ff tho ca­ 7r dustry of the stnte. public thought in direction of com­ noe nice prize as our boys had not .ii plete disarmament on the ground that sufficient practice in the ennoe pad­ THANKS TO ALL THE FRIENDS. if the United States were to point tho dling and Rollins hoys are experts. It way tho remainder of the world would G reat Let the Kiddies • ,vgro\y;;upin fr; K A Y N E Covertogft Sanford Shoe & Go. Company* ' Moving Pictures Of Our Big Day For Fox News Will Soon lie Flashed in Every The­ atre in America Sanford was advertised yesterday as never before and advertised In many ways. We can thank the Le­ gion boys’ for giving our d ty n bunch of good'publicity'and while the'L e­ gion made but little over expenses they gave the city much in the line of advertising and not the least of this advertising is till) Fox News moving picture that will soon b e ‘ distributed all over the United Stutcs. Through the Legion and the Chamber of Com­ merce the Fox News man was invit­ ed to come here and tukc moving pic­ tures of the parade and other stunts and the whole world will soon bo watrhing the Legion stunts ns pulled off by Cnmphcll-Lossing Post of the American Legion at Sanford, Florida, U. 8. A. m DANCE WAS GREAT AFFAIR. The dance of the American Legion at the court houso Inst night wan tho end of a perfect day, and evoryone who attended the dance was well pleased with the music, with the floor, with their treatment nnd with tho af­ fair. Post Commander L. F. Roper, and Mrs. Roper, led the grand march promptly at nine-thirty, nnd from that time until some time1 after twelve, the merry dancers enjoyed themselves to tho fullest. The court house floor is mo of the host In the city, and is perfect for dancing. Tho Daytona orchestra furnished the mUsie and tl’ofe were so many on the floor that dancin' Was difficult, but It did not dampen their ardor or cur­ tail one dance and all went merry nrt a marriage hell rounding out one of the finest days of our existence. r;|" - it I W E HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS I E Meisch Realty Company I A R. CONNELLY WHY DID OUR THIRD MONTH’S BUSINESS SHOW \ AH INCREASE OF 200 PER CENT OVER THE FIRST MONTH? Post Commander L. F. Roper, of | Camptiell-l/osslng Post of tho Ameri­ GAVE LEGION A MACHINEcan Legion, nnd all his official staff, The Camphcll-Lnsnlng Post had a wish to express their thanks to all present of a fine Singer sewing ma­ who gave up their time and money chine from T. M. Dunlop, who Is the In making Arminticc Day such a great agent for Sanford, nnd the mnchlno success. Tholr names cannot bo was to be given nwny during the ' mentioned here, but they will recolve carnival, but Charlie Tlrltt, tho cm- the thanks o f tho Cnmphcll-Lossing pressnrlo of the enmlvnl, was too j Post through his medium, and Cornbusy to put on tho sewing muchtnc,' mandor Roper nnd the American and It was lost In the shuffle. MrJ Legion are not unmindful o f all tho faBritt wishes to Acknowledge upon h o -, V(,rM that have been shown them nnd hnlf of the Region tho receipt of tho the many loyal citizens who assisted machine, nnd states that It will he in the celebration. Only by such co­ deposed of through the Legion at n operation could tho day have boon Inter period. |mado perfect. 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States, it may bo Said on the highest authority, has no thought of proposing a com­ plete disarmament ulthough there are indications that it will lend off with proposals for reduction which may he startling. Tho first few days of the sessions are bound to bo tuken up with official formalities and organization work, In­ cluding the appointment of commit­ tees nnd tho divisions of the confer­ ence into Actions and sub-sections which will work’ on the vnrious ques­ tions and toport to the full confer­ ence for action. Tho late arrival of tdoyd George, the British premier, nmy cause some things to bo delayed, nlthnugh work of a preparatory nnturo upon thorn can proceed in his nhsonce; and tho Hhort stay of Premier Lloyd George, tho British premier, may cuuso some things to be deluyed, although work of a preparatory na­ ture upon them can proceed in hla ab­ sence; and the short Btny of Premier Ilrlnnd of Frunce mny cause somo lit­ tle dolny in the necessity of his col­ leagues consultin ghlm by cablo and wirbless. The Christum*> holidays, however', promise 't o ' see the confer­ ence in tho midst of its work. How long it will continue in session cannot be frirebrfst. The UtSldgntes’ may ex­ perience n Washington summer. Navies of throo gi;c«t powers would, destroy sixty-six capital ships im­ mediately, under Hughes’ proposnl. Within throo month after making tha agreement, tho lidvies vfould donsist' of designated nnd ngrcod'upon ships, ns follows: United States, eighteen; Great’ Britain, twenty-two; Japan, ten. Total tonntge of crulnera, flo­ tilla loadors and destroyers, for each power, In tons, would be: United ’ 1 * *1 >-.s V *» r f showed that our boys could do much better If they had canoes nnd used our lake nH It should bo used. Tho silver cup donated by Harry lleoren went to tho lucky crew nt Rollins and they will hnve a beautiful souvenir to re­ mind them of Sanford nnd o f Armis­ tice Day. , * • In the football game Rollins College put It over our boys—but tho reason was plain—our Legion boyB had not practiced with the pig skin In many yenrs nnd were rusty although tho fnt ones could piny without creaking their hinges. Wo had tho beef and tho hrnwn and n regular stone wall, of defense. All our boys llkd Hodgson Ball nnd Tom Merrlwcther had to do wft* to sit on the Rollins bays and thoy just had to b$ good. Howover, sitting on them did not seom to bo called "touchdowns" and when the flnnl scoro was chalked up it lookod like RollinB 30, American Legion 0. This may not bo the exact figures but thore was so much sand mined down there In tho lake front that tho fig­ ures wore nAt plain. At any rate the Rollins College won. ’* Others ovonts wero: Two-Mile Run. Tho athletic comhiltteo o f tho Amer­ ican Legion composed of Messrs, Mcrdilith nnd Ward arranged fo r Mn' two. milp race. Tho beginning was In front of the Valdes Hotol and three times around ton blocks of tho city. About 1,600 people witnessed tho race/ Guards wero placed at street corners and the boys worn given tl)6 right-ofway. ; Tho following were solocted by the commlttoe to’ assist with tho races: Dr. George Hyman, director; Prof. McKay, starter; Craig Harria, time keeper. ... The band waa stationed near the R A - .* - i ’jU - ' :U h +1 -BECAUSE1. 2. ,, — We take a personal interest in every customer. — Our service is such that every one can accept it with entire confidence. 2 3.— Our first aim is our customer’s satisfaction. In TOM MOORS or. ____ ..... Optometrist-Optician Opp. Postoffice starting point of'th o races and gnvo onthusjnsm to tho boys as they start­ ed n new lap. The winners were as follows: First prize— A $10.00 football, giv­ en by Bryan Cycle Co.; Alton Gunter, thne, 11 8-4;...... . Socond prize— $7.00 pair of shoes, given by Perkins & Britt; Wesley Ty­ ler. Time, 12. Third prize— $4.00 pair of shoes, given by Lloyd’s Shoo 8toro; Clyde Booth. Tljne, 12 1-4. fourth prlzo—Gold1 watch chain, given by the Sanford Shoo & Cloth­ ing Co.; Frederick Lyons. Time 12 1-9. < : : ..........■ , .*( Fifth prize.— Silver bucklo bolt, given'by Thrasher £ Garner; Edward McCauley. Time, 12 3-4. Sixth prize— Neck tie, KiVCn by WoodruflbA Watson. John Hudson. Time, 18.' 1 . Soventh prize—Neck tlo, given by Yowell Co.; Clarence Duffln. Tim., 18 l-fc ' • ., Phone 192 Have a look at the Winchester. W indow. THE B A LL H A R D ­ W ARE 5 .r co/ OH. ’EM, BOYS. Season opens Nov. 20th*( Remember the Sabbath* but oh you 21st. the b a l l h a r d ­ w a r e . COMEANY �aw i*tji M C I TW O m t i. Vr|. , ------------- -- -------------- ■■■->"— ■ ' hi *»♦ »♦ »»»»* # # * # : ! T he Seminole County j ♦♦♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦♦ :: PROGRESS :: 4% INTEREST PAID STRENGTH S O C IE T Y #113. FREDDAIPEIt, Society Editor, Phone 217-W V fey-. A • afi< • SOCIAL CALENDAR Monday—The Westminster Club will be ontortnined by Misses llerminin Lohmnn and Zulu Davidson at the homo of tho former on Palmetto avenue at 3:30 p. in. Monday—St. Agnes Guild will meet with Mrs. Chris Matthews at her ;homo on Elm avenue at 3:30 p. m. Monday—Mrs. A. II. Wallace will en­ tertain tho members of tho Monday Bridge Club at her home, 701 West Third street. Monday—The members of the Pipe Organ Club will moot with Mrs. Schellc Maines at her homo on Mag noliu avenue, Tuesday.—Mrs. J. M. Wallace will en­ tertain at Bridge at three o'clock at the Woman’s Club House, hon­ oring Mrs. J. I). Woodruff. Tuesday— Daughters of Wesley wll moot at tho Methodist church at '7:30 p. m. Wednesday—Welfuro Department of the Womnn’s Club will meet at tho Club ilouHe at 8 o’clock. Thursday—Mrs. Ctnudo Howard will untectain thu members of the D. A. U. .bridge club ut her home on Third Htreet. Thursday—Mrs, Fred T. Williams will entertain the Book Lovers Club at hur home, 320 Oak avenue nt 3:30 p. m. Friday—The Mothers' Club will meet nt the Parish House at 3:30 p. m. Saturday—Tho Cliildren'a Story Hour will be held at Central Park nt 4 p. m. m I HR Krj SERVICE eroat George Sowell, for tho office of vice-president general, Nntiunnl So­ ciety, Daughters of tile American Revolution. Mrs. il. J. Starling's paper "Histor­ ic American Women" was enjoyed. The hostess assisted by Mrs. Ray­ mond Key and Mrs. George Bishop, served dainty refreshments. One of the most enjoyable social hours the Chapter has spent, was Sat­ urday, November 12th. The noxt meeting will he at the homo of Mrs. Goo. Chamberlain, Day­ tona Bench, December 0th. Mrs. John Leonard), lender. Subject: "Consti­ tution of The United Stntes and New­ er Nations of Patriotism.” Mrs. Chamberlain has graciously in­ vited tho Daughters of the Sallie Har­ rison Chapter to a luncheon at two o'clock, preceding the meeting, after tiie meeting, she will give a reception to the Abigail) Bartholomew Chapter, N. S., D. A. It., of Daytona and the Sallie Harrison Chapter, of Sanford, — Mrs. B. J. Starling, Press Reporter. ’ H0F-MAC I B A TTE R Y j i CO. i L' ‘1 TURE o f Generator, Stnrtir ami Mugnoto Work. “ Foot o f First St ” " p\ n "~ ’v ■' m Iir w v ' t ■ R ep a ir!##-H a n d W o r k ^ . , , , ^ I New Zealand Pageant Lesion. The pageant has apparently taken Its place In the educational methods of New Zealand, Judging hy the suc­ cessful enactment of the hnttln of Oraku on the very ground where itewl Miinlnpoto hurled Ids dcllmiec at the l'nkelia, or white men; Ku w(iuwhul tout) mnt oul I (Wo will light on forever and ever.) Dressed to represent the Maori tribesmen, school children from To Awnunttu bravely defended the native Pa, until thu whlto troops, also young New Zealanders, drove them uwny Id rout. Before Uio charging troops could reach the spot where their lire had mown down tho "Maoris," the latter Introduced an unrehearsed cffoct hy jumping to their feet and fleeing after their comrades. Tho Welfare Department of the Woman's Club will meet Wednesday afternoon nt tho Club rooms ut 8 o’clock. Tho topic for tho afternoon will lie "Civics." Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cameron, of Bartow, spent the week end nt thu Muntczumn. Porcelain Coin a Luther Memorial. Eisenach—tho German town In whose castle Luther was kept In hid­ ing after his return from the Diet of Worms In K>21 and where tie Mulshed ills translation of the New Test anient --h as celebrated this year's -IIKith an­ niversary of those events hy the Issue of a l-uiark piece la poreeluln ami especiul paper notes of half that val­ ue. There are several varieties of tho notes. Home show tint town of Eisen­ ach In the middle ngca, some the "Wnrthurg," the famuus castle where Luther took refuge, and, others "Jun­ ker Jnrg" (the name under which the famous reformer pussed during Ids se­ clusion) at work upon Ids translation of the Bible.—.Manchester Guardian. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Foster mid fam­ ily, of Battle Creek, Midi., Hpcnt the week end here at the Montezuma enroute to the Southern part of the state. Th« perfect Maul of th* three one-eleven cigarettes What wo can't understand is wheru tho uncouth and illiterate movlu vilHan learned to strlko a match on tin! sole of his shoo. It is easy to believe there in a shortago of men when you tnke a look nt what some women msrry. ** GARETH HUGHES FINDS ACT­ ING BEFORE THE MOVIE •CAMERA MORE EXACTING Acting before the camera is a far more exacting occupation than per­ forming on. tho speaking stngo, ac­ cording to Gnrctli Hughes, the youth­ ful Metro star whose latest photoplay for the Arthur Snwycr-Horbcrt, Lil­ ian pictures, "Garments of Truth," will he shown at the Star Theatre to­ night. In'spitc of his youth—Mr. Hughes is in his early twenties— he is n vet­ eran of the speaking stage and before turning his talents to the screen he spent ten years before thu footlights appearing In all kinds of productions, including ninny seasons devoted ex­ clusively to Shapespearean produc­ tions. He started his stage activity when only fourteen years old with a small road company in Plnginnd and during the time the young Welshman acted abroad he played practically nil the male parts (and a few female ones, too) in presenting the plays of the Board of Avon. But unlike many actors who have devoted years of their lives to tho "spunkies," Gareth Hughes has the highest regard for the cinema por­ trayals. "I am not one of those wim believe thnt one condescends by appearing on the screen," declarer Mr. Hugjics. "On the contrary, I find it just ns exacting, and, in some respects, even more severe in its demands than thu speaking atagu. (Tne has to depend almost wholly upon oneself when net­ ting for the pictures. There is no au­ dience out front to urge you to great­ er artistic efforts by their applause or apathy, ami that is something that the graduate from the speaking stage sorely misses when turning to screen work. There Is no ever-present stand­ ard hy which the actor before the camera can judge whether his work is good, Im,? or indifferent. He lias to wait until the public secs tho pic­ ture, usunlly weeks or months later, before he can know just how he is tnken. • * ,* •Min (Di/a* m * °w w w a t La st JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street 1018 W«#t First Street New Yeast Vitamon Tablets Round Out Face and Figure With Firm, Healthy Flesh, Increase Energy and Beautify the Com­ plexion—Easy end Economical to Tak»—Reaulta Quick Thin or run-down folk* who wnot to quickly get some good, firm, solid flesh on their hones, fill out tho hollows snd sunken checks with strong, healthy tis­ sues, and build up in­ HOLICTW creased energy and vital­ dutiYn ity should try taking e ♦tXUTISUV little Msstln's VITA­ &KINMY JAW MON with their meals. SO)(WHY sou n dC D Mas tin's VITAMON Is a TO ------------tiny tablet containing UGIV highly concentrated yesstSHOULD. DUST vitnmincs as well ss tho CBACtFUL two other still more tmS i& r SHOULDERS portAUt vi (amines (Fnt eoluhls a A ana and Water 8ol-. . . . . . __ . . , „ , ooiui'ie wstor doi utile C). j 10 ?.?"« •'ruptlnn* os if hy magic, strengthens the nerv,es, builds un the )>ndy with firm flesh nnd tissue and often completely rejuvenates tho whole system. Quick, gratifying results. No gns caused. i„t *11'! t f , ! *v i r o n nrih [4'\n looking or lack energy nnd endurance tnko Mnstius VllAMON two toi lets with every met). Then weigh snd measure yourself each week nnd continue taking Msstlo's VITAMON regularly until ^ are wUlfied with your gam in weight nnd energy, vi t j w hfle ,Uln remarkable iicnitMmil(ling value of AIn*tin's VI-TA-MON bus loon dearly and positively demonstrated In cnsi-s of lack dI energy, nervous troubled, anonun, indigestion, rountipntion. Bklo eruption*, poor comnloxlon nnd n generally^weakened physical and mental condition, it should not f» used by nnynno who ODJKCTH to having their weir,lit increased to normal. moaiom cu & ! McLAULIN’S Opticians-------Jewelers 212 Enat First Street till Sanford, Floridu . SA N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N ITE W O R K S V IT A M O N WATCHES JEWELRYCLOCKS SIIMB * j’■ 11 SEE OUR WINDOW ■mMASTIN’S. P leasu re and Sentiment ■-* - “U btU lU tttt- S e le ctio n s C nduring Lasting * First Nnt'I Bank Annex "The Family Shoe Store* s n , S A N F O R D , FLA. S T IR E u~Ml,ch c<>ws' 10 * vW V good springers that will be fu-sh in from one to three month#.— H. E. BRADY'S STABLE u , ** , fyafa-fO u er ■■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a the G ift s * » The style a great many men will wear this winter with heavy wool hose. English Brogues, with extra heavy strong oak solqs and low flat heels. Great for winter walking. *jjj UtT&fty.*- « In Mr. ami Mrs. 0 , A. Speer, Mrs. Ar- ^ thur Marshall and Mrs. Renlek wero g u congenial party motoring to Eustis 8 yesterday afternoon. IS Miss Uessio Long and Mrs. Long woru visitors in Eustis yusterday, ■ a o fo jy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes, and daughter Evelyn, and brother, Bates Barnes, motored to Eustis and Mt. Dorn yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. G. I*. Connelly, and son Arthur, uml some friends, spent a few hours in Sanford last evening visiting friends enroutu homo from n trip to Eustis, Tavares ami Mt. Dorn, ______ Fall and Winter Oxfords By Walk-Over TURKISH perfect b g ir t f t t * tobaCCO* i n o n * p e r fe c t c i g a r e t t e Tho Kiwanla .Club, o f Orlando, has invited the Sanford Kiwanls Club to participate in their charter presenta­ tion ceremonies to be given at the Country Club in Orlando on noxt Thursday evening. This is a formal banquet mid ball starting promptly nt 0:00 p. m. and it is requested thnt all Kiwnnlnns leave Sanford on time to arrive before 0:00 p. m. Tho Snn Juan Hotel hns been designated ns headquarters where you will he met hy n committee. Please advise the secretary of your intention of going if you have not already done so and nlso if you will hnve space in your car for other Kiwanians. Also, let us know if you have no wny of going. The invitation includes thu wives of the Kiwanians. Give thin important matter your prompt attention to facil­ itate matters. Thu Orlando Kiwanians are planning a huge entertainment so President Essington writes. S. M. LLOYD, Secretary. We wont to imprcsB upon you that wo pinko a FEA­ Gentlemen ATTENTION (UWIANIANSI Mrs. Fred Brandt entertained tho inumberH of the M. and D. Club at hur home on West First streut on Wednesday. The afternoon was spent in doing fancy work for the bazaar. BRIDGE PARTY FOR RECENT At fi o'clock the guestH were invited UIUDE into the dining room which was beau­ Mrs, James Murry Wallace will on- tifully decorated with ferns und cut tar tain at a bridge party, Tuesday af­ flowers, and delicious refreshments ternoon, at 8 o ’clock, at the Woman'll were served. Club House, honoring Mrs. John Dev,eUn Woodruff, whose marriage was a Misses Dot Fielding und Tatum, of Asphalt Lake Renews Itself, rocent ovont. Stetson University, were the week-end The Trhddnd iisplmll “ hike Is so guests of Miss Lucy Bird Smith, hard and solid that It Iwars the weight D. A. It. MEETING o f a narrow-gauge railway. The as­ with Miss Teague Simmons, of Mount- phalt Is dug out In huge |e» The regular monthly meeting of tho a mullock. Tho holes tiius made grad­ Sallle Harrison Chapter, N. S., D. A. ville, S. C., who is^uttemllng Stetson ually fill up and In a week ail uaceK., is hold the second Friday of each University at DcLnnd wns the week of digging liuve dlsupiwured. month at 3:30. The November meet­ end guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. T. ing was changed to Saturday, tho 12th Langley. The modern man thinks Ho is on account of Armistice Day. Mrs. L. roughing it if he wnlks in tho park It. Phillips was our charming hos­ Mrs, II. C. Gerror, of Jacksonville, wearing a soft Hhirt with tho collar tess. Is sponding several days hero ns tho open. Among the many important mat­ guest of Mrs. L. H. Jones nt lior homo ters tnken up at tho business session, on Boardail nvo. u m i r'i n —i. jjlli x i-i-i— i . JX.MJL!Wfia the co-operation of the "Ever­ glade Chapter” of Miami, Fin., to Mr. mid Mrs. Sherwood Hnrvnrd nominate our state regent, Mrs. Ev- motored to EustiH yesterday a fter-1 noon. fW" ■■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ' ttttd kr€faer PARISH HOUSE KALENDAR. Holy CrossPariah Honaa Nov. 27.-—Brotherhood of St. An­ drew .Dinner. Dec. 1-2.—Holy Cross Boxanr. Dec. 0-7.—AH Soul’s Bursar. Monday. Circle No. 3, of the Methodist church will meet .with tyfra. T. B. Dotyiny.and Mrs. J. M. Moye, nt the apartment of the former, 018 Oak avenuo, at 3 p. m. .Circle No- 6. w|ll meet Monday, at 3 p. m., Nov. 14, writh Mrs. AJion, 813 West Second street. A Xr M «ttandap<oe is urged, ns thjs is .the .lout mooing before pur h«*nar In Decem­ ber. The knowledge and experience o f this bank is available to its friends and patrons at ail times, regardless o f the size o f their transactions. -a 1 1 ■■■T-^aagaga^ppe^ipgis====g===g=gg^ m -m # * # * : m # # !«# « *** ft * * * # M is jealous o f its reputation for Ser­ vice an<j seeks to justify it anew with each individual problem presented to it. ; / MEETINGS *Thi$Forward Looking Wank ; >K ■W u? 'V .* JIBE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1*21 VUU Cafl EOt V 1T A W 0 N A re Positively Guaranteed (o Put On Firm Fleeh, Clear the Skin and Increat* Energy When Taken With Every Meal or Money Back if it isnttMASTINSi",VITAMON OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE •KiW imi 1• :,h - Ilf' ',•( I-"I* .juKvVji: X'i-' ; r :-V 4 �■r.■ , r ■ ‘fT^'1m * BESTOW ' PACE tdi T1 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER M, l t t l 11 1 qTATBB W i l l RECEIVE * LL , „ J b a l a i d f o b r o a d s . W ASHINGTON, D. 0 ., N ot . 1 2 . «I.ntv-ATe million dollan become* 4 f : : ; r r : : m « i . « » « - j »«• ♦ruction i" H*® various statei* ***• " ” ,J "o "• ipool un(*8r «-• ” ,lon ol tho Bureau of Public R oldi, Apartment of AtrNcu'tare.undmr th . Vrtdornl Highway Act, algned by tho ! 4 S „ C In addition, ♦15,00.0,000 f, Appropriated for national fora.t n,Ada. The 175,000,000 represents .. n federal government's approprlaSon to *0*0 work o f bulldlns hl«h. w.yg in the varloua States and inuat be matched, dollar for dollar, by finds from the State treasuries, axcent ni States where more than 5 per cent of the nrca Is unappropriated ; PUTho $75,000,000 appropriated is for the 0>c*l year ending June 30, 1022, .ml $25,000,000 of the sum is avail,b!o Immediately the balance becom­ ing available on January 1, 1922. Florida will receive $885,826.69. TAX BOOKS ARE now_ o pe n State and County T ax Books are now open for the payment o f taxes for the year, 1921, a dis­ count of 2 % is allowed for payment in N ovem ­ ber, 1 % in December. Tax books close April 1st. Poll taxes for the year 1921, for both men and women, became due November 1st, 1921. Business and Occupa­ tion Licenses became due October 1st, and if not paid, are delinquent, a s the law requires that a license be procured be­ fore conducting the bus­ iness, profession or oc­ cupation. JNO. D. JIN K IN S , Tax Collector, Seminole Co. 11-7-2WC—ll-ll-4 w c KNOWLEDGE BIG EATERS GET KIDNEYTROUBLEl TAKE SALTS AT FIRST SION OF BLADDER IRRITATION OR BACKACHE * « * * * * * * • * • « * * L0NGW00D * * * * * * * * * * Mr* ,Ora Layton, of Winter Park, was a visitor to the school last HonTho American men and women mutt dsy. Mrs. Layton is health inspector guard constantly against Kidney trou- of the schools. Mrs. J, S. Dlnkle and Miss Olive, ble, because we eat too much and all were the guesta o f Mrs. W. B. Zakour food is rich. Our blood Is filled nry, Tursday. with uric acid which the kidneys Fred Grist was a visitor la Winter strive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, become sluggish; the elimi­ Park last Friday. B. J. Overstreet was transacting1 native tissues clog and the reault Is kidney trouble, bladder weakness and business in Sanford Thursday. a general decline In health. Wm, Woodcock returned Thursday When your kidneys feel like lumpe night from Maine, where he npent the o f lead; your back hurts or the urine summer. Is cloudy, full of sediment, or you are MV. Spinks was a visitor in Sanford obllgod to seek relief two or three Thursday. times during tho night; If you suffer Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Chapman and with sick headache or dizzy, nervous little son, arrived Sunday to spend spells, acid stomach, or you have rheu­ Severn] days with Mrs. Chapman’e matism when the weathor is bad, get parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dlnkel. from your pharmacist about four Mr. asd Mrs. Frnnkk Topllff, o f Or­ ounces of Jad Salta; take a table- lando, were visiting the Fullers, Sat­ spoonful in a glass of water before urday afternoon. breakfast for a few days and your] Mrs. J. M. Woodberry, of Sanford, kldneya will then act fine. This fa­ Is visiting her brother, T. J. William­ mous salts Is made from the acid of son and family. grapes and lemon juice, combined w ith ] Miss Lillian Howell arrived Sun­ llthia, and has been used for genera­ day afternoon from Gray, Ind., to tions to flush and stimulate clogged spend the winter with her parents, kidneys; it neutralize tho acids in the Mr. and Mrs. Howell Hall. urine so It no longer Is a source of ir­ Mr. and Mrs. Pnrrish returned the ritation, thus ending bladder disor­ Inst o f the week from Jacksonville ders. where they spent tho last few days. Jnd Salts Is inexpensive; cannot In­ They wore nccompnnlcd by their jure, mnkes a delightful effervescent daughter, Mrs. Yarbough. lithia-wnter beverage, and belongs in There was service at tho Baptist every homo, beenuso nobody con make a mistake by having a good kidney church last Sunday, Rev. Ilurr, <jof Winter Park, officiating. flushing any time.— Adv. Mrs. Leon D. Burdick, nee Nellie Woodberry, and children of Orlando, STATES GET WAR MATERIALS were tho guest of Mr. and Mre. ,T. FOR ROAD BUILDING. J. Williamson, on Friday. Mrs. George B. Upchurch arrived Approximately $150,000,000 worth Sunday from Birmingham, to spead of surplus war materials, turned over somo time with her mothor, Mrsj by the wnr department to tho depart­ Geo. Lewis. ment o f ngrlcnlture, will be distribut­ Mr. and Mrs. flnde nnd son, arriv­ ed through the bureau of public ed Wednesday from Waterhury, Ct., roads to tho various states for roadto spend the winter in their new bulldlng purposes. home. Under tho Wndsworth-Knhn bill Mrs. Jim Martin and two children this surplus wnr mntcrlnl Is sent to arrived Thursday to spend some time tho states with ho sole provision that with her mother, Mrs. George Lewis. be used for road building purposes. Roy Coleman, of Mosroe, wns an A vast nccumulntlon o f machinery, out of town visitor in town on Thurs­ equipment supplies, and mot r ve­ day. hicles thnt was to hnvo been used in Quite a few from Longwood attend­ Frnnco has thus been diverted to a ed the Armistice Dny cclebrntlon in useful peace-time purpose. Sanford. Florida will receive $1,483,900. Misses Frnnces nnd Emma Fuller Included In the supplies distributed spjont tho week-end In Orlando, guest among the states are 27,108 motor o ftliolr aunt, Mrs. Topllff. vehicles, mostly trucks; 172 locomot­ ives o fvnrloiiH sizes; 25,000 gross tonB of rolls; more than 4,500,000 pounds of powder ,nnd ncnrly 10,000 tons of TNT. TO DARKEN HAIR • APPLY SAGE TEA The more n mnn knows, the nore he knows he doesn’ t know. 152 CASES OF LIQUOR iNAIUIKI). But if he will try the Lakeland ROOK YOUNG! BRING BACK ITS Steam Laundry he will know the NATURAL COLOR, GLOSS AND NEW SMYRNA, Nov. 12.— A "bad best class of work done with the order" ear ln*n freight train gnve up ATTRACTIVENESS jest grnde of water. a secret which wns destined for Co­ lumbus, Ohio, yesterday morning about six o’clock when federal agents examining the damaged car stumbled upon. 000 cases of ‘‘grapefruit" ship­ Phone 175 T. A. Butncr, Prop. ped from Minmi, Upon close inspect­ ion, It wns found thnt out of the 000 cases of “ fruit" 452 were of tho va­ riety which Is not allowed In this country since the 18th amendment has been pnssed. GUARANTEED Reposing In tho Jnil hero is now 452 cases of “ very old" whiskey, tho haul of the officers of the Inw. As fnr ns is known no arrests hnvo 30x3 $ 7.90 Non-Skid been mndc hut it is reported that the 9.90 not Is being gathered In nround an 30x31/2 Non-Skid alleged whiskey ring thnt hns up to 32x 3V2 Non-Skid 14.90 the present boon enjoying a bounti­ ful business in illicit traffic. SANFORD BRANCH Lakeland Steam Laundry PEERLESS TIRES 31x4 Non-Skid 15.90 12x4 Non-Skid 16.90 13x4 Non-Skid 17.90 !4x4 Non-Skid 18.90 WEEK’S WEATHER REPORT (|lr The A ..«r ln tr d Preaa) V. R. Link T ire Co. Orlando, Fla. WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.— Local rains beginning of week and general­ ly fair wenthor thereafter with tom; pornturcB bolow normnl, was tho fore­ cast for Florida for tho week boglnnlng Sunday. a m iM n n a iiM iiH iiiiiiH a iH H H iH H H H n H M il FOREST LAKE CANDIDATE FOR Only 40 more Days till Xmas CITY COMMISSION TO THE QUALIFIED OF SANFORD: ELECTORS It Is with a deep sense of duty that I have consented to becomo a candi­ date for the office of City Commis­ sioner of tho City of Sanford, but when 700 of my fellow-townsmen re­ quest it, I know of nothing else to do. Having been thus nominated I here­ by announce that I am a candidate for the office of City Commissioner at the ensuing election to be held on tho 0th day of December next, and pledge myself, if elected, to an impartial and conscientious performance o f tho du­ ties of the office for tho advancement of our city and tho welfare of its people. I want her* to express my apprecia­ tion for the splendid petition! filed placing me in nomination. Very sincerely, 190-tfc FOREST LAKE. : : We will not soy “ Do Your Christmas Shopping Early.” Too many have $aid it before and it is al­ most a joke. But we con say without fea; of jok­ ing or contradiction that if you have been saving your money through our plan that doing your Christmns shopping will cause you no fear because you will have that nest egg from which to draw. — IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE— * It comes to you with full force that you have not been saving as you should. There is nothing gives you so much independence us a Bnnk Account. • Come in und let us tell you nbout it. Christmns brings it home to you with full force. si o f Sanford TRAIN SCHEDULE Southbound | Arrive Departs PIANO OWNER8 NOTICE No. 83.......... 2:86 a.m . 2:46 a. m 8:40 a.m. No. 27.......... Will he in town for a limited time. No. 89______2:55 p. m. 3:20 p. m. For immediate service phone— No, 85........... 6:65p.m. 7:10 p.m. MACK THE TUNER North Bound 18216tp Valdez Hotel Arrive Departs No. 82_____ 1:48 a. m. 2:03 a. m. HERALD ADS get results. No. 84.......... 11:45 a.m. 12:05 p. m. No. 80........... 8:06 p. m. 8:25 p. m. No. 28_____ 10:00 p.m. Trilby Branch Arrive Departs •No. 100.......... 6:00 a. ro. •No. 24.......... 3:25 p. m. #No 168.......... 7:00 a. m. No. 22.......... 7:85 p. m. Leesburg Branch Get A n Abstract Before Arrive Departs Buying Property •No. 157............ 4:00 p.m. No. 21............ 2:52p. m. •No. 101_______ 6:30 p. m. •No. 25........... 2:00 p.m. E. A . DOUGLASS, Pres. No. 22............ 7:00p.m Oviedo Branch Arrive Departi •No. 126.......... 11:00 a. m. •No. 127............... 3:40 p. m •Daily, except Sunday. SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Fromes Repaired Leneea Duplicated EYES EXAMINED Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. OITICIAN—OPTOMETRIST 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, FU. WE GRIND OUR OWN LKNBB i _ Edith Lucille Ball ■ * * Teacher Piano and Harmony .. Gruduutc Chicago Musical College Residence 719 Oak Ave. ’• * Phone S4S NOTICE TOHUNTERS Get your hunting license at once and avoid the rush o f the last days. Resident County 1.25 Non-resident Coun­ 5a.5sueso£ea£ Start oyear ty ......................... 3.75 T od ay Non-resident State T h e Y o u th ’s C o m p a n io n for cou n ty.......... 25.00 should be In every home which demands “only the Beat," Live boys and girls, and their fathers and mothers, always find The Companion To those hunting rn Reliable, Entertaining and Up-to>Date. other counties you are JrC d l tofShortStorirs. . « » m u i )«•>, W C Iiai iJHIl I t * , iEditorial*, .i il t u i in ip , oArticle*, iilU C O y [timdrnlp Serial Stories. roetry, Nature and Science, Current Events, Doctor* Corner, notified that you must ript Hecslpts, Stamps to Stick, Game*. Sports. I’uulea, llnw-to* * Eases, Sugscations (or Home Efficiency and Economy. have your license before Costa LESS THAN Fiv* Cents a W«*A you hunt. The receipts OFFER N o. 1 OFFER A 1 . T h e Y o u t h ’* C o m p a n io n — issued by me in the past 1 . T h e Y o u t h ’s C o m p a n io n 0 3 issu e * f o r 1 0 2 2 fo r l o a a . . . * 3 .1 3 0 Including *11 o1 O ff*. N*. I 8 . A ll r e m a ln ln a W e e k l y will not be good and will 1 0 3 1 Is s u e * : a lso a . M c C a ll’s M a s amine * 1 .0 0 Tbs k *t Flailton M ssuia* 3 . T h e 1 0 2 2 C o m p a n io n not be issued. You H o m e C a le n d a r Ins m n n rsadsrs . should order this license j AU All for $ 3 ,0 0 at once as delay will C*Kk raur chaks and .sad Ihta roupo* with your rsmiltuks Is tk* PtISUHIISKH o r„ ItUS FATEH, or to THE YOtTTlfs CO»U»AH10H. IMSTOM. MASSACHUSETTS.^ cause you to miss hunt­ S U B S C R IP T IO N S R E C E IV E D A T T H IS O F F IC E ing the first days in oth­ er counties. The Youth’s Companion and the Sanford Hunters without li­ Weekly Herald, on? year f o r .........................$4,50 cense in this county will The Youth’s Companion, McCalls’ Magazine suffer the penalties of and Sanford Weekly Herald from now the law. until January 1 , 1923, f o r .............. ............. .......... . :.. $5,00 E. F. HOUSHOLDER, County Judge. Common garden sago browed Into a heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn gray, streakod nnd fnded hair bcnutlfully dnrk nnd luxuriant. Just a few applications will prove a revela­ tion if your hair Is fading, streaked or gray. Mixing tho Sago Ten und Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublcsomo. An easier wny Is to get a bottle of Wyeth’s Sago and Sulphur Compound at any drug store nil rendy for use. This is the old-timo recipo improved by tho addition of other in­ gredients. While wispy, gray, fnded hair is not sinful, wo all desire to retain our youthful appearanco and attractive­ ness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth’s Sage nnd Sulphur Compound, no ono can tell, because It does It so naturally, so ovenly. You just damp­ en a sponge or soft brush with It nnd draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morn­ ing all gray hairs have disappeared, nnd, after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, 196-4 to— 18-ltc glossy, soft and luxuriant.—Adv. mh i 4 < -\ There Is no authentic historical Another fine thing about rural life record concerning tho flnvor o f nec­ is that people Hvo so fnr npnrt they tar, but in all probability Jt waa very — Get your Scrntcn Pads from The can’t hear ono another’s phonographs. unlike bootleg hootch. Herald—by tho pound— 15c. KVU3 A V E 5 - A H ' riHEHl G O T T H E R E ■M R S S E F T O N • * B URS lAR Ai-ARs* , £ E N V lH 73V MRS, .S E F T tW A A > ri-r N lG H T I The Peoples Bank SQUIRE F.DGF.GATE-—And Women Marry Men For Protection JH E R E • ' ■ SQ U tB E W E lu ■Pi D u o u Go ro „ NOUS E SAiO SHE HAD HEAVD A NOISE POWW S T A iRS JLIK E SOH\E OADV VlCXi* T H E S i d e TDOo R LOCK BY LOUIS RICHARD I L O O K E D A ROOM 7 h h o u se a n f i n a l s F o u n d a m a n s jleos No p e - That $J»$& W E S T \A HUH » 1 a M R S SLA TO N S H h e a r t s H u s nAND-HL X a d TH Aroi&Z. \ T O O -------- J-V- WM M m ' Intcr-nat’l Cartoon Co., N. Y. C»W aI —InY �, ! r. /, f.;' ||; ! 0 DAILY HERALD Foreats of the South, from which in passing the leadership In the naval stores-Industry and whose msrdiboth (H E HERALD.PRINTING C u., I»c.| production of yiltow pine and other splendid timbers Is lessening yesrly, J. EOLLT need action on the part of the federal . I. U L L A 1 R .J w w<«nr-Twmwr government to bring back their oldL N1 iU time supremacy and build them up i*s reservoirs o f timber for American BO! r homes and Industry. So; says the ■'J'* forest service, United States depart­ w i a w s i ment of agriculture, In a report re­ commending the general enlargement • ****•***rfddd'e*«el or the new Southern forest experlttinliv...... ' men station. This ntation Is one of an ultimate series of ten to cover the needs o f tho entire country. Why the Southern pine belt needs such a station I* set forth In detail, ns follows: The original Southern pine forests occupied 123,000,000 to 130,000,000, - TheakegWlnf is next on the pro* acres. The present area of virgin timber vram—after “ Go to Sunday School is only 23,500,000 acres . $unday," November 20th. Both will The present area o f waste forest 1k> observed jn Sanford. Is 30,000,000 acres. •’ •»( j v i . ’• Four-fifths of tho nriglnnl 050,000,Cbridtmaa advertising is beginning (o appear. The wise merchant is al­ (100,000 feet hnve been cut since 1870, ■hiefiy since 1800, ways just a little bit ahead of the The normal pine cut has been 15,Mher fellow—and he Rets the buel000,000,000 out of n total o f 40,000,Mca*. ; f'1« 000,000 for the United Staten, but --------o-----------the crest of production hns already Buaineaa in Sanford him boon better been passed. than at present, but we haven't heard Other sections of the United States tmy coaaplaintH from those who go arc oven more Interested thnn the after; Maine*©. It itt a whole lot bet* South in continued production, Hlnce teVto Reb oot and hustle for business two-thirds or more of the total cut than to bit Htlll and wait for It to come for the past tweny years has been ths ,t©: yen. main source of supply to tho great Eastern and Middlewestern markets. CLEAN UP WEEK. By 103 Increased local demands promised to take all of the decreased Mayor Stevens hns designated a cut, leaving the rest of the country C1eatt\Up"Wbok in Snnford by his of- dependent upon the Pacific const. flclfil proclamation and the Woman's The Florida citrus Industry, which C|yb,,B(U1 sell bonRanvillias and hy- consumes 13,000,000 boxes annually biaaua in otder that everyone will and Is planning to treble Its output in have plenty of plants to set out In ten years, is apprehensive nB to the the yards and parkways and make future and Is considering California Sanford beautiful. It is unnecessary as a source of wood supplies. or it should be unnecessary to have /The naval atorcH industry of tho any special Clean Up Week as every United States, whose production la wVefc she old ho Clean Up Week but still 80 per cent of that of the entire every fall' we have this bln clean up world, In spit© of a decrease of 50 ©Ampnlffn and It is to be hoped that per cent or more during the pasl every public spirited cltixen will heed '.wenty years, will within ten yean the official request and not busy on uipply no more than American re the-yHAnla and lawns and especially on tutrements. the alley for it is the alleys that W orld‘ leadership In nnval Htorc: proclaim the man. So many of us 'reduction la pasting to the artificial Work Hard to keep the front looking ' established maritime fot'ests o njeat and Allow the back yard to go to Value. . . • a«te. Just a little work now and Less investigative' work has bee icn will keep our yards and lawns me in th»'80Uth/than la nny ©the looking good all the time and It is uportant timber region. That dom ejeanchhd neat apparearuncc of the a in most Eastern regions, hns bee yurda ‘that will attract the winter eneral In character, and the tim vlsltota to this city. They are coming as come when1little more isA be at lr> how and they are looking over the >mplished except by the extensive in vatkiua cities they visit and the city ’'stlgattmia possible at n forest e> that Attracts them moHt will get them erlment station. for reHldepts. Aside from whnt our An adequately mnnned and equip vjnitom might think w'e have our own ed forest experiment station Is need people to contend with and Sanford d In, the Southern pine belt to show propln an a wholn want to see a Clean low ,to bring back Into .production Sanford. 10.000.000 acres of waste forest land ' Let ©very organization In the city md how to Increase production on tooth er with the Chambor of Com­ 10.000. 000 acres additional which for merce and the Woman's Club got be* the most part la at preaent growing hjlng this movement and help the la- much leas than It’ Hhould. A station diea clean up the town, ta needed to develop methods o f cut­ i Make Hanford a Spoless Town for ting which will kaep 25,500,000 acres njl time. of virgin pine standing fully productrve.-4MMml Hentld. » 3V f **mi8ii.nusn n oys.’' f ok 'Ilie Ht, Petersburg Times says: "^Svo newspapermen once came to St. Pnton»burg from an Ohio city and they brought with them a term which tljay and others o f their profession had invented for a crowd of folks In wml-ppblic favor In their homo city. To theAe folks the newspaper men hud ‘ Applied the namo: 'Hush-Hush Boys.' Thou© men were the kind who duslrcd that nothing should he printed In tho nowupspem except that which tickled Jt^*clr own Bmnll houIs. These 'Hush■AUish Boys/ the nowspuparmen unld, would' gw to all extremes to prevent publication of anything of real news value, lif :ft did not favor their own particular likes und dislikes, and were host plnutftid when the journals In this Ohio city wore filled with platitudes and fulsome praise of tho pot pro­ jects o f the mon to whom the title was given. And sometimes It appears that this Ohio city has no monopoly upon the mon of this typo.1' H E IN Z FIG PUDDING Heat a cun o f Heinz Fig Pud­ ding In boiling water for 30 minutes. The following mukos a good sauce to serve with the pud­ ding: 1 tablespoon buttor; 1 scant tablespoon flour; 8 table­ spoons 'sugar; Cinnamon to Unto. When blended add slow­ ly 1-2 cup milk and 1 cup of water. Cook until smooth. When Cool pour into lenten egg. Deane .Turner Phenes 487-494 WSLAKA BLOCK THEBE IS A DISTINCTION IN SIGNS. I.tikn county has taken steps to clean off all urattractlva signs along the right of ways of the roads o f that county and get the roadways In good shnpe so that it won’t look like a tin can alley. No one enn object to nttructlvc signs that merchants put up off the right of ways and which prove that the merchants arc live wires and that the town is a good one. But the chill tonic, baking powder, dyspepsia, fever nnd such like which arc tacked onto the trees and which ruin them, making nests for bugs and worms to lM>re into their heart, are unsightly nnd here In this country where we are always preaching beau­ ty and attractiveness, We believe that some regulation should be made to see that they are removed further awny from the roads. Jf people would permit they would be tacked unto the front porches of houses nnd WIIIIm Powell, secretary of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce, said that on his trip from the north line of Polk county to Lake V/aloN and then back to Lakoland he would bet he had passed 250,000 signs o f the tin enn variety. Many of tho stores of this city nnd other cities have put up substantial and attrnclvo signs which do not dotrnct and about which no one should have a single objection; many of these signs cost hundreds of dollars each and they mean much to a merchant and we cannot see where they are In the way. Most of these signs are off the right-of-way of a road and are on private property, and the merchant la entitled to do whet he pleases with them and say what he pleases—but you will find regardless of this that Mvinuttrf Cerim A NBJID OF TH 1 SOUTH. •in ' CTER rt - mo icw~K & I _ J hS OOMt (a DAM * K r a iW T ^ V. ''I lit r- / ti i j.A A'.'.tX OH 'Uh SHCXH'M I C ■It© lM*rr ' \ VB M O’"' '-l —i •"I '"i* F O Mt*a rw Jnm!| o f the men behind this institution is such to ih ^ r e ' the exercise ;of the greatest carean d efficiency-in the ■mappg’emeht o f the affairs o f this 'Bank. ’ ^ ... * You are safe in placing your funds in the custody o f such men. (4 •' .V w» ai.i: ( v„ U S ‘1i * r;.' * rt f f & >■) A C O M M U N ITY B U IL D E R , . F. P. Forster, Pres. • •• i •" i lO t POM lifts I B. F. W hitner, Cashier ‘til DUO .*‘ 111 mU a •,! a. there is alwnys a clans that wants to go just a little bit farther than tho other fellow and he will keep on do. Ing it until he Is stopped some way. They became so hold with their tin can signs in Lako county that the commissioner* had.to stop their being put up altogether. Then there la the :lass, that some way has a mania for tearing down cypenslve signs, no mat­ ter how well they are put up or how much money Is put Into them and In this respect the merchant Is entitled to Home protection nnd the malicious tearing down o f signs that are put up carefully and with discretion, Is the work only of those who do not care for law nnd order in any direction snd when caught should be punished. 'We mention this Bign matter at this time because there are some who be­ lieve that there Is a general effort to cut out nil rondway signs regardless of their attractiveness nr stability, but that is not the case and It is only the sign that detracts and that fel­ lows insist upon nailing upon the front door of your house If permitted and they are not caught, that tho pub­ lic fulls to approve. A road or driveway free of all these medicine signs nnd the like would actually he attractive but you can find i all the corners, all the trees nnd every pole most In Polk county well covered and tacked with Improper signs and we think It Is g".•.•,,;' looking, to say the least.— Lakeland Star. REBUKING THE PLEDGE BREAKERS. Speaking editorially of the unpre­ cedented victory of Hylan, democrat, over Currany, republican, for mayor o f New York city, the New York World, which strongly opposed Hy­ lan, says: “ New York city seldom votes for anybody. It votes against somebody. This year * * * with nearly 400,000 unemployed, 1 voted against the Re­ publicans because they promised prosperity a year ago and have left the country in an almost complete state of economic depression.'’ Relief for the farmer; relief for tho laborer; relief for the burden-bent tax payer; relief for depressed busi­ ness; relief for incapacitated war vuternna; all those were solemnly romlsed and pledged before the elec­ tion. The country groaned linder thn reflex of war, and it looked to the Re­ publicans, ns the Isralltes looked to Moses, for relief. The country gave the Republicans all they asked—the presidency and congress, by a strong majority. It gave these by u vote of such amazing proportion thnt the polit leal wiseacres and forecasters were astonished, Yet, a year has passed nnd the Republican pnrty has fulfilled not one of those pledges, It is growing more and more ap­ parent that It was n Fyrrlc victory the Republicans won at the polls Inst No­ vember- Over confidence, commit, and an air of "Me undt Gott," seem to have been the sequence of that vic­ tory. Bull Run wus a defeat in dlsguise for the Confederates, because ft was so overwhelming a military victory It broke the morale of tho vic­ tors. Drunken with success at the polls of 1920, the Republican party has spent a year In dividing the spoils of office, In giving the “ Intereeta’ ’ what they demanded, and In playing at tariff reduction and relief. The Republican party wakes up now to find that the greatest voting district In tho counry, Greater New York ciy, has repudiated it so over­ whelmingly that consternation and shame must cover the party face. From a Republican plurality of 7B4,- ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. Subscribera to the Daily Herald should ask for a receipt when the carrier hoys collect from you. It is the only protection you have In ease tho carrier changes or there happenr to be a mistake in the account. Each carrier boy is supplied with receipt bookn, and Is commanded to give n receipt by tho Herald. See that yc>* Ket your receipt at the end of each week if you are paying thnt way. s D h~ -u You Can Find the Naipe o f Every Live Pro- j fessioiial and Biisiness M an in Sanford in umn u CONTRACTORS L A W YmE R S S. O. Shinholser George A . DeCottes Contractor and Builder Attorney-at-Law Over Sesnlnolo County Bank SANFORD <*:- -:- FLORIDA SANFORD -:- -:* FLORIDA HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. Sanford C onstructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes- and Specifications Chetrfollj Furnished All Work Guaranteed H. T. PACE P; O. Bei MS Haight & Wieland PURE W ATER — :— v ' . --------rr-r-’----------------------- G AR AG ES Elder Springs Water Smith Bros. Garage 99.98% PURE Pheaa 8II-W Sanford. Fla Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First - - Geo. W . Knight Real Estate and Insurance 8ANFORD LORD’S P U R IT Y W ATER A S GOOD A S T H E BEST Daily Service Phone 197 FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. SA N F O R D NOVELTY The vocational commute* of tho Busi­ WORKS ness and Professional Womtn'o Club requests all young women dMiring employment to register at the* Ftrit National Bank. AGNEB G. BERNER. Chalmaa D. F. SU M N E R ke rinrr took General Shop and Mill W ork CO N TR A CTO R and BUILD E l 117 C saairtlsl Street P A IN T E R lh V. C. C O LLK R , Prop. novas Soaferd, Flo. T R A N SF E R WIU Cwtreet «r T U . Jet ty U e 'X .w M OKE *11 US l a i n EL ATE, “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS” Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities General Machine add Boiler Worka Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned If we pleoee you, tell others; if no tell us. Phone 498 Sanford Steam Laundry Hotel Montezuma HOTELS “ Sanford's New Hotel” I1J9 Up Per Day FOR SERVICE Call 146-J W. KAWLING, Prop. Acteylene W elding OF ALL KINDS Sanford W elding Co. Located In Eagle Bldg., 203 Oak Avu, SANFORD AUTO EXCHANGE Dependable Service 1 CHEVROLET 490, <?9£A Thoroughly overhauled.....«pOt)U Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Are New Era Printery GILLON & G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING IN SU R A N C E * 1 FORD, Starter Type, (J n ftf Practically new ___ _____ 1 FORD, Startar Type, Good shape .... — ..... . ~ n > AND n DIRECTORY # SA FLORIDA GAME l.AW. Open season for hunting starts November 20.— All hunters must have licenses according to the laws of Flor­ ida. Get your license at county judge’s office. Following Is a brief synopsis of the 1921 game law: Persons residing in a county for 12 months may obtain a resident license permitting them to hunt in that coun­ ty alone for $1.25. Persons residing in a county for 12 month mny obtain a license to hunt in any other county for 83.50. Non-residents may obtain a hunt­ ing license for 825, which is good for hunting only the county which It Is Issued. All licenses are good only In the open season allowed by law and in the counties in which Issued. Open season for wild furkoy, quail, turtle dove, swans, geese, brant, ducks, curlew, snip© and plover, Nov. 20 to Feb. 15, in elusive, and fixed penalty for killing nnyjof such birds out of season is not less thnn 825 nnd not more than 8500, or by Imprison­ ment for not more than six months. Open season for pheasant, Nov. 20 to Dec. 20; penalty, 825. No trap, snare, dead-fall, scaffold, cage, net, salt-lick, blind-pen, batted hook, baited field or nny similar de­ vice, or any drugs, poison, chemical or explosive may he used for the purpose of injuring, capturing or killing bits or animals protected by the game laws of this state. Penalty, 850. Hunting between dark und daylight of another day Is prohibited. Penalty, 825. Open season for turkey and doer, Nov. 20, to Feb. 15. Penalty, 850. Open seuson for squirrels, Nov, 20, to Feb. 10. Penalty, 825. Limit:—One deer, 2 turkeys, 20 quail und 25 other birds In one day. Party of three—2 deer nnd 5 tur­ keys. Penalty for exceeding this, 8500. Limit for season, one person, two deer, 5 turkeys, 300 of nny other game bird sprclese. Penalty; 8500. 't .■ * »■ INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO, |07, 11)20, t-< a Democratic plurali­ ty of over 520,000 in 1921, Is the ap­ palling, astounding fact the party lenders are lip agaluHt . Truly, It looks ominlous for Hepub* Scan pledge breakers.—Tampa Trlbune. if $275 A t the Foot o f First S t N. Y . LIFE Electrical Contractors i * INS. CO. Phone 442 j 111 Park Ave| V . T. ROBERTS, Agent Sanford 1P- Florida DRINK Elder Springs Water. (U 99 M-Hh ©f cent pure. Phone 8IL Office auppllee of nil kind* at Tb* Herald Printing Co. When you want anything In thin line Me Tb^ We have It or enn get it —Get your Scratch Padn.fW® Tfc* Herald—by the pound—lfa. �\T7 v^v •kalian* i7W •? ^ r"y X iv- ^ *.&< 1 1 'i In and A b o u t U ttfa H u n a H lt jb|MU*a-of Hitler* >■ W W iPereoeal Hem* of Interest n n* m & The C ity m f e l l 'l l THE WEATHER Fnlr nnd warmer tomorrow. fei .Guaranteed rebuilt batteriea at onet*if price.—Baf-Mne Battery Co 19t-0tp m na nu ^ at S W M M ry 4be F teetln g Beaill T a lk s Sacdaetljr A rreaged Tor H erald R eadere • i fci SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE 8:40 A. M. NOVEMBER 14 Maximum ..................... 78 Minimum ...................... 62 At time of observation.. 56 Barometer ........... 30.11 Cnlm and partly cloudy. E. L. Pcrklna, of Punta Gorda, waa o business visitor her# Saturday. >■?m 0<M . SANFORDDAILY HERALD, THONDAT, NOVEMBER 14,1OT1 -S B K T m u .M W tart; Roy Sima and Bob Holly are the ■■I guests of B. A. Howard at Pahokoe itoday, nnd are taking in the eights o f that wonderful section. This 4a their Bret trip down that way and they will vlait Okeechobee, Winter Haven and Pahokoe, making a ‘ com­ plete tour of the big lake. Mr. Holly will also have the opportunity to vis­ it tho office of the Okeechobco News a g ift o f a bath robe for him for Christmas, drop in and look of which he is one of -he owners, nnd which he has never seen. They ex­ shipment we have just received and pick out yours and we pect to return to Sanford tomorrow. nr to o m Am , V ., at the nice will lay it aside for you. 661 cures Malarial Fever. 190-lGtc A ll this week there will be a prize o f $1.00 given to the party fin d­ [y fee ■ ing the button in 0» K . bread. A button in one j Bed room slippers, all styles, collar boxes, or anything in our line. You loaf each day. $2.00 for the largest number o f O. j are sure to get them if you look them over now. W e have just a lhnitK . or Poinsetta W rap 5 ed number of these valuable Gifts. pers first o f each month. A m D tH fa® w w n lH b Wo can savo you money on a bat­ To break a cold take 666. 106-16tc tery. IIof-Mac Battery Co. 197-fltp H. B. Bonflcld, of St. Augustine, A. II. Ward, of Atlanta, apont the was in the city for the weak-end trans­ week-end here on a business mission. acting business. Mr. Bonfleld is 194-Ote head of tho Bonflcld Advertising Co. Have your watches and Jewelry re* "Tho smoke of their torment" was paired at McLaulln’s. Two first class Wo rechnrge Magnotocs. Let us written thousands of years ngo, indi­ watch makers. Prompt service. fix yours.— IIof-Mac Battery Co. cating that tho flvc-cent cigar is not 140-tfc 101-6tp n modern Invention. It. T. Smith, o f St. Augustine, was 666 quickly relieves a cold. 100-lGtc u business visitor hero for the week­ Tom Martin left lust night for Wayend. cross where he goes for treatment for The I.ndles of the Episcopal Church his arm. His numerous friends hope will hold their Bazaar and Supper, thnt these treatments will bo benefi­ December 1st nnd 2nd in the Parish cial. (louse. 171-tfc Again wo say, see us for your gen­ Chas. J. Cnvennugh, of Wilming­ erator, starter and mngnoto troubles. ton, N. C., was here Soturday attend­ — IIof-Mac Battery Co. 197-6tp ing to business. 666 cures Bilious Fever. lDC-IGtc The D. of W., will hold n bnznnr nnd have a turkey eupper in the storo E. C. Maydole, representing the room formerly occupied by the Popu­ Ludlow Typogrnph Co., of Chicago., lar Market in tho Wolnkn block, Sat­ was a visitor to the Herald office this urday, November 10. 190-lOts. morning. He bus a wonderful ma­ chine, but tho time is hardly ripe for To prevent a cold take (166. 196-15tc its installation in this office. When it is needed, it will be purchased, as Wo It. F. Smith, o f St. Augustine, was intend to keep the paper and plant among tho visitors hare for the week­ just a little bit heud of the town nnd end from tiie Ancient City. county. Hupmobile makes fin­ al reduction, open mod­ els, $1250, Detroit.— B. & 0 . MOTOR CO., San­ ford. HENRY FORI) has adapted tho uso of tho GIANT "EXIDE" Batter­ ies for Ford cars. We givo servico, buy, sell and exchange batteries for nil makes automobiles, genuine "EXIDE" scrvico. Got tho host.— RAY BROTHERS, phono 548. 190-tfc 666 cures Chills and Fever. Hupmobile makes fin­ al reduction, open mod­ els, $1250, Detroit.— B. & O. MOTOR CO., San­ ford. 188-tfc you buy HIGH G RADE GASOLINE W e Sell BE TTER TIR ES CH EAPER PAIN GONE! RUB Seminole County SORE, RHEUMATIC W ill Do Its Part in This Great W ork ACHING JOINTS Frank Akers Tire Co. A h the days pass, It bocomcs in­ creasingly evident thnt somebody res­ cued prices ns they were going down for tho last tlmo. V U L C A N IZIN G A magazine writer says a wido mouth Indicates wiedoni. It has been our observation that wisdom is In­ dicated by a closed mouth. First nnd Elm*Ave. Phone 447-W H . W . N ICK ER SO N Didjer see McCullcr’s turkey in this W A R D & R IV E issue? Mac says he will have every­ thing for that Thanksgiving dinner GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL nnd is telling you nhnut it in plenty MAKES OF CARS of time for you to make all prepara­ tions for big ents on that day. Keep West First 8t. Old Ford Garage a look-out for his ads during the npxt two weeks and you will know what is fashionable to cat on this occasion. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: J. T. Reeves is no longor connected with mo in any way, nnd ! am not re­ sponsible for nny money, fertilizer, or anything ho may charge to mo. Tho agreement I declare broken—and nt an end. MRS. M. B. ALLISON. 200-D-a-W—4tp . / /sj/m/n-Ate S a n fo r d . F la . Public Accountnnt; Audits—Systems Income Tax Service The world has got to tho point where it feels bored unless the daily Room 10 McNcill-Dnvis Bldg. headlines mention nt lenst one new Orlundo, Fla. Phone 852 crisis. ATLANTA, Nov. 14.— Southern Di­ vision Headquarters of the American Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism. Red Cross scch a veritable triumph of It. II. Gctte), o f New York, was in 190-lBtc the Red Cross cause in Dixie ns a tho city Snturdny transacting busi­ result of reports from overy Hection ness and mingling with friends. The Woman’s Missionary Union of of tho division on the results of early the Lako Monroe Iluptist church will Roll Call activity. Try other brands o f have a chickon pilluu at the Baptist Tho South, these reports Indicate, bread and then try O. K . church Thursday, November 17th at is keenly alive to tho importance of 7:30 p. m. Every one invited. 200-He the peace time progrnm of the organi­ Bread and Poinsettia zation and the response to the appeal Butter Split. The taste Bnznnr nnd Turkey Supper Satur­ of the Greatest Mother is believed will tell. W e will be sat­ day, November 19, in tho Welaka ample assurance thnt the work now block, room formerly occupied by the being attempted will be carried on isfied with results. Popular Market. Daughters of Wca- throughout the coming year nnd pos­ 194-Gtc' Joy, 190-10tc. sibly extended so thnt every com­ munity in the division will feel nnd Ruh-My-Tism, a pain killer. 190-lGtc know ite benefits. Kt Bowden, of the Dnilv Herald ThlH has been made possible solely Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain, of force, left yesterday for Okeechobee through the whole henrted coopera­ Daytona Beach, were visitors hore on where bo will take a degree in Ma­ tion of people in every wnlk of life Saturday, ending on old friends nnd sonry todny, nnd will then "sub" a throughout tho section. Big busi­ week or so for Editor Dunham, who ■attending to business. ness has recognized the benefits that Ih called to Alachua county on legal accrue to it from participation in Red business. And, in spenking of Edi­ Hupmobile makes fin­ tor Dunham, we’ve got to hand it to Cross activity nnd tho response has al reduction, open mod­ him that he Is publishing a most been generous, and orgnnizod labor has been no less quick to grnsp tho els, $1250, Detroit.— B. newsy nnd rcndnblo paper, and in opportunity to aid a cause thnt is one certainly receiving the support of tho of the primo factors in our national & O. M OTOR CO., San­ livo wires of Okeechobee. lifu in adding strength and force to ford. the mnssos. 188-tfc During ite first year, you are afraid In fact, practically overy labor lead­ somebody will stenl your car; during er in South hns not only enrolled WILL SOME member of tho I. B. S. thccaecond year you are afraid no­ himself ns a Red Cross momher, hut A. clnsH call on Mrs. Boatwick at body will. hns given his enthusiastic endorsement 717 Park Avo. 200-ltp of tho Red Cross progrnm. I The doctrine of Red Cross Bcrvlco Seminole Printery’s The Templo Pipe Organ Club will hold its Christmus Bnznnr Novembor prices beat all others— has been preached from hundreds of i evangelical pulpits in tho South nnd 26th at Mooro’s Optlcnl Parlor, opp. handbills, posters, pro! nt the same time it haq/boen made tho Postoffice. 200-tfc errams. etc. Phone 404. ' subject o f endorsement front prelate 2,1 <1111 , • IflR.Qi and in synn195-2tp nnd priest, in church —Get your Scrntch Pads from The goguo. v the Herald office. In fact tho cooperation has boon ns Widespread ns the chuho to which it Is givon. As a result Division Hend' quarters officials predict that despite Are you having trouble starting your motor |tho uncertainties of tho times, tho |South will smnsh nil its records for response to tho annual appeal of this these cool mornings? You wont if grent national organization. 188-tfc Y//f 190-lGtc RUB PAIN AWAY WITH A SMALL TRI AL DOTTLE OF OLD “ ST. JACOBS OIL" Stop "dosing” Rheumatism. It’s pain only; not one case in fifty requires intcrnnl treatment. Rub soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil" right on tho "tender spot,” and by tho time you. say Jack Robinson—out comes the rhcumntic pain and distress. "St. Jncobs Oil" is a harmless rheu­ matism liniment which never disap­ points and doesn’t burn tho skin. It takes pnin, soreness and stiffness from nching Joints, muscles, ami hones; stops sciatica, lumbago, hnckacho and neuralgia. Limbur up! Get n small trial bottle of old-time, honest "St. Jacobs Oil” from any drug store, and in n mo­ ment, you’ll ho freo from pnins, aches nnd stiffness. Dpn't suffer! Rub rhaumntiam away.— Adv, i.'jK 6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000 2-story, 5-room house, new ........ 3,750 Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750 New 5-room cottage with large rooms ,on brick r o a d .......... 4,200 Terms Terms Terms Terms CITY LOTS— EASY PAYMENTS Other Desirable Heal Estate. We can Suit any Inquiry A. P. CONNELLY CLASSIFIED ADS Classified advertisements, 5 eenta a line. No ad taken foe lean than 25 cento, and positively no claseified ade charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit cordingly. ________________ _ FOR SA L E Call FOR RENT— Suburban homo. 167tfc 308-J. FOR SA L 1—Beat opportunity for FOR RENT— Fcmdnlo Apnrtmcnts, wholcsnlo and ratnil fish market on furnished or unfurnished. Seo Mrs. East coust. Building, dock and ship­ L. G. Loveless, in Meisah block, 305 ping platform. Address W. P. Wil­ East First St. Phone205-L. 194-tfc kinson, Now Smyrna, Fla. 10-17-lro FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.— Build­ Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third ing and pior blocks, camcnt pockets, Street. 195-tfc cement sidewalks with guarantee to furnished ra FOR RENT— Ono last ond not break or crack. General Ilfl Laurel Avo. room, also garage. cemunt contracting. All work guar­ 190-tfc anteed. Elm avenue between Third nnd Fourth street— J. E. Terwllligor, FOR RENT— Furnished front room, l»rop. Phono 244-W. 178-lm-tfc also light houBokeeping rooms at 206 Park avo. 100-6tp FOR SALE— Eight young mules, all Two furnished rooms good condition, good workers. Will FOR RENT—Two for light housekeeping, 200 East sell one pair of thorn nt a great bar­ 100-2tp gain.—G. F. Smith, Sanford or Her­ Third street. ald offlco. lBG-tfc FOR RENT—2 bed rooms and kltchFor office supplies, stationery, etc., enette, furnished for light house­ FOR SALE!— By ownor, hnndBomo come to tho Herald office. keeping, 614 Wost Second street homo furnished, modom conveni­ FOR RENT— Bod room, 811 Park areences, gnrago and boaring grovo; also 178-tfo nuo. somo beautiful homo sites in u grovo on a lako. Box 110, Altamonte W ANTED Springs, Fin. 11-3-lmoc GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY Write us Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA > J .Y _ if.'iv w % :' ^iown\>rier< k il^ F L O U R ., BEST FOR .. BREAD Bold by L. P. McCULLER 71 FOR SALE— Belgian hares. Apply WANTED—Customers for freah mlik, morning and evening deliveries.—R. to Geo. Moro, 811 Elm nvc. Phono 254. 196-tfdh L. Garrison. Phono 8711. 109-St-Ta FOR SALE OR RENT— Cottngoa. J. WANTED—An ico box thnt will hold 100 to 160 lbs ice. Notify Horald. Musson. 199-3tp ________ 187-tfc FOR SALE— Dining table, walnut bed nnd springs. Cull 308-J. 200-tfc FOR RENT—Two lnrgo comfortable hud rooms furnlsliod. 717 Park Avo. , 193-tfo FOR R E N T SECOND HAND 3TTOW TTASfl FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. Wanted. Herald Printing Co. Apply 1004 Elm Avc. 152-tfc 183-Stp. FOR RENT— Two largo, connecting WANTED—Show case, five or •lx rooms, suitable for couple, desiring feet long. Herald Printing Co. light housekeoping rooms. 219 Oak WANTED—Salesman with cor to call Avo. 185-tfc on dcnlorH with a low priced 10,000 FOR RENT— Ono furnlshod room at mile cuid tiro. $100,00 per week with 320 Ouk avo. Call 308-J. 102-tfc extra cammisaions. Specialty Cord 8 FOR RENT— Furnlshod 0 roomed Tire C i., South Bend, Ind. 200-ltc flat with privutu ontrnneo and ga­ WANTED—Salesman with nhility to rage, also largo furnished bud room develop ua a District Manager. Sat­ with private bath, 914 Myrtle nvc. isfactory compensation to proper par­ lOG-tfc ty.— Trades Hydro-Vulcan Tiro Co., FOR RENT— Largo furnished bod Trndera Bldg., Chicugo. 200-ltc ••; room, with private buth; also gar­ age. 014 Myrtlu Avo. 200-tfc. LOST FC>U_ RENT^"RooinH for light house- LOST— Crip on Celery avonuo. Finder keeping, furnished, with running please lenvu at Herald office nnd water, electric lights, gna for cook­ rocuivo reward.— E. C. Morrison. ing, house plouHuntly located, recently 200-ltp painted, wulis newly pupered. Adults s’ . only. 300 French Avo. 200-lwc Fable: Onco upon a time there wax FdiC RENT 2 large connecting fur­ a man who didn’t enjoy the sound nished housekeoping rooms, run­ of his own voice. ning water and gas. 1 housekeeping room.— Mrs. Riddling, 205 Oak Avo. Foz office supplies, stationery, etc^ Eaglo Home. 200-2tp come to the Heridd office. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 14, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 14, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 14, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/14150608021288ff62da2e7f34387980.pdf 767287994434fb08c97e81ee4c5be0bd PDF Text Text j~v*» »— ■.j -j • , «• 0 //T it* The Sanford Daily Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD S GREATEST ~ VOLUME II Japan’s Acceptance in Same Sense to Follow is RIGHT ■s spirit rWOUKEI)i OUT s s ’ VEGETABLE SECTION___________ _ SANFORDrFLORIDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1921 GREAT BRITAIN ACCEPTS AMERICAN PROPOSALS LAID BEFORE ARMS CONFERENCE Sanford THB “City SnbstantjaT Secretary Fall Inspects Buffalo NUMBER 201 _________ WILL COST BILLIONS TO JUNK WAR FLEET WITH LITTLE SALVAGE STRIKERS START p ic k e t in g , s h o p s NEVADASENATOR * SLIGHTLY BURNED ( I lf T h e A aaiifU lrd I'rr a a ) ^ ig ru re s A r e S t a g g e r i n g But Looks Like Good Thing , NEW YORK ,Nov. 15.—Picketing of three thousand garment shops by strikers began hero today. Union of- ^ ticials warned pickets against argu­ ment or disturbance. 1ON CRAFT TO RE USED AS TAR­ GETS THAT WERE PRES. HARDING WASTE. COMMENDS WORK (Iljr T h e A u n c l s l r d I ' r r a a ) WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 15.— Senator I'ittmnn, of Nevada, was slightly burned about the feet in smothering a lire in his home on Six­ teenth street early today. The firo which was is the room where the Senator was sleeping, wns put out by tho Scnntor before it gained much headway. MUCH I S S P E N T OF METHODISTS WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.—Actual cost to the United States of tho scrap­ (By The A*»ocl»t«t! r r . n l ping of tho present naval building w A sifiN O Totf"N o*. I T T ’n uni- HETTY CAMPBELL DETROIT, Nov. 15.—If churches campaign ,naval officials estimated •on the spokesmen for Great Britain, ,r-« »%t r i m n a IS IN CHICAGO 1• . •* __ i..l«n minnnf. fail in high, holy tasks, there Is small today, would be between $-100,000,000 Franco, Italy and Japan today accepthope for civilization, President Hard­ WORK OF M. E. o.i “in spirit and principle tho Ameri­ Secretary of the Interior Full, during his trip through the West, Inspect- ing told the national conference of tho and $500,000,000, oxcluslvo of any can proposals for limitation of naval salvage pin nthat might reduce this lug a herd of buffalo, In olio of the nuUomtl parks. Methodist Episcopal churches here (IJjr T h r A s s o c i a te d I ' r r a a ) armaments, making only reservation total. In his statement to the con­ todny in n message read by Bishop CHICAGO, Nov. 15.—Miss Betty for suggestions of modification of de­ ference on limitation of armaments William E. McDowell, of Washington. Saturday in presenting the Amorlcan Campbell, long sought ns an import­ tails.” , . President Harding paid a high tribute proposal, Secretary Hughes snid the Groat Britain’s acccptnnco of Amer­ ant witness in tho Fatty Arbucklo to the church for its work during the work already done had cost $330,000,­ ica’s proposals for limitation of nnv- case, wns found todny in her home here. Miss Campbell .aged ’ 2 0, said war. „| armaments wns formally laid be­ 000, but these figures do not ineludo fore the arms conference todny by she wns a member of the party nt costs Incident to abandonment of tho MARSHALL FOCII Arthur Balfour, heading tho British which Virginia Rnppe is alleged to HONORED TODAY ships under construction. delegation. Baron Knto’B statement hnve suffered fatal injurloes, and that Assistant Secretary Roosevelt said of acceptance in the Rnmo sense for she does not believe Arluickle had today that the program would savo (lly T h r A sso ciated l ' r n » l . 0 Japan was to M o w . British accept­ anything to do with her death. She , the government about $'200,000,000 In PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 15.— . , I t a l y a m i F r U tlC C F t t U S e t h e 1 TOance in “principle nnd spirit.” Be­ declared the girl was a member of 1 naval expenditures. The figure is the Marshall Foch today was the guest of ’ * . » IT iiltn rl fore hearing the statements tho con­ the party nt four o'clock when Miss B r i t a i n , * *■ I lifforencc between thetotal the Princeton faculty, which planned ............. .. ,cost. of tho tw P»ay. while It i. I gram as Outlined by United states ference unanimously adopted the com­ campiitu to confer on him an honorary degree completion of the ships, about $800,. I ,«A A rtrtrt nnd .MJ ...L a* aiicnnnlmf NPIYt nil mittee of whole plan worked out by snid the prosecution claims she wns 000,000 what scrapping Ithem all of doctor of laws. (|jy The Associated Press) (||y | HO AW'iviiitiu • ^ i* the big five. Balfour said he was first injured several hours before thnt. would cost, included in the scrap* to arise to deal with subject which Miss Campbell denied that she tried pisg costs nre allowances for reim­ was near to hearts of all conference to hide from the San Francisco au­ bursement of contractors for work because “Great Britain and tho Unit­ thorities. they have been compelled to do In Italy; M. Briaml. for France, r o s e V i n i t c t l Stiitcs, gave wi­ ed States nre more profoundly con­ their yards in preparation for tho the* plana and program aiiggea ()f tho proposals.' cerned with nil that touches naval huge craft to be built. There Is no herence of their governments^ their cordial| matters than it is possiblo for other work he new ships until Secretary comc this' S e c re ta ry Hughes H u g h e s thanked urn ti■ the u “ th e re wil« com e oout u t oof f th is ; -n,,. A»*nrinti-ii I'resa) i to start .................upon . . . nations to lie.’’ After describing Eng­ x p re ssio n s atul sau l it IS a s s u u d th e re w ill he no NKW YORK, Nov. 15.—Now York »n agreement actually is rcnchcd by land’s dependnnee on water for susconference nnd ratified **» by *tho co n feren ce a p p ro p ria te |i\ \iB e SL"n i(l th e re a re s u b je c ts ' 1S^ lnK in,siness methods t o tlie ..............................................• tonicnce and widely scattered units of governments Involved. That was m ore o ffe n siv e naval w iu m e . » a m| j „ lIKgeKte d th e ! , it8 problem of domestic service, the British empire, Balfour contrast­ w h ich m u s t q u e stio n s m eet toTlw long vacant place of tho old made plain today. Construction on ed tlie concentrated situation of the c o m m itleot oo nn ithl i oe C i incoiic n '. " '.......... « < , >.....; : fashioned servant is being taken by the great majority of the vessels is T h e co n feren c e th e n a d jo u rn e d . United States whom he congratulated the "home assistant”—working u 48- proceeding very slowly, however, tho m orrow . on the position and added he was not AS SUGGESTED BY SENATOR fundshour week and ami going and aim coming raum'* to division of to available building ........... * ....... LAFOLLETTE OF lamenting over tho situation of Great New Winter Park work each day as a stenographer or averaging about $2,000,01)0 n year per Ulster’s Watchword WISCONSIN Britain hut pointing out conditions factory worker. She also buys her capital ship Involved. The only ships Hotel Will Open is “No Surrender, which lie said her enemies would not own meals and expects her employers* upon which work has been brought to ( lly T h e A s s o c ia te d let her forget. Balfour said taking With the New Year a complete standstill pending devcl at Irish Parleys to address her as “ Mrs." or “ Miss. WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.—Senate battleships as basis the Britisli opments in Washington ,arc the two The reluctance of women since the thought these limitations would bo Commerce committee declined today WINTER PARK, Nov. 15.—Tlie war to engage in housework and do­ at New York navy yard. Stoppage LONDON, Nov. 15.—The negotia­ accepted, but suggested the subma­ to institute investigation of the Ship­ tions among British, Sinn Fein and Alabama, one of Florida’s newest ho­ mestic service nt wages which famil­ there, it was said, does not involve rine tonnage might well he reduced ping Hoard ns proposed in resolution Ulster officials regarding the future tels, will open January I. This beau­ ies of moderate means can pay led a probability of damage Hiiits for breach and that possibly construction of by Senator LnFollotte, Republican, of of Ireland have now entered a st.i«*» tiful new fireproof structure, built on group of New York women to investi­ of contract . large submarines prohibited. Sugges­ , Wisconsin. Tho vote is understood to j„ which the negotiations are talking the Spanish mission style of architec­ gate the problem. They found that In any case, it was added, expen­ tion would not affect mail structure of have been unanimous. of intermittent conferences extending ture, is located in an ideal spot on women revolted from domestic service ditures now in progress on ships thnt proposals Balfour said and when he Lake Maitland on the former estate because of the long hours of labor, may within n few weeks, perhaps over months instead of weeks. promintH1 "Full, loyal and complete COTTON CONSUMED of the late William Chase Temple. lack of definition of their tusks, un­ days, he ordered scrapped are of such The chief interest this possibility DURING OCTOBER co-operation" of the British nation to­ certainly of thoir hours of recreation, a nature thnt they could not be saved Ims at the moment is that it promises Tfl----ward the general American plan tho „„d the feeling that a certain socinl in any case. to make impossible an early visit o COMMITTEE WILL ( l l y T h e * A s s o c i a t e d l*r e . ) audience rose ami applauded. Balfour DELAY INQUIRY stigma was attached to their positions. Prime Minister Lloyd George ° The hulk of tli e$2.000,000 n year WASHINGTON, I). C., Nov. 15.— explained big submarines which might The result of tho investigation was for each ship is for materials ordered Cotton consumed during October Washington, as lie has been hoping to lie prohibited would he the kind used ( l l y T h e A a a o c ln tr d a determination to put housework on do all along. . WASHINGTON, D. <’-. Nov. IB.— a business basis and make it as digni­ and which would have to lie paid for only for attack, pointed out stimula­ amounted to 404.745 bales lint, and This development is assuming great in any case. Only one or two ease* tion industry by lower taxes after 01.510 bales of linters, compared with importance in English public and of­ Monibers of the special senate com­ fied mi occupation as office or fac­ .101,325 bnCLlint, and 18,3(51 linters mittee recently appointed to investi­ tory. Tho women who have been a t­ Ih there a large labor force at work on armament reduction which he said al­ ficial spheres, because the Washing­ last year, tho census hugate the charges of Senator Watson, tracted to housework on the home as­ actual buildin gof the ships. so makes idualism practical proposi­ in October < ^ i ton conference has suddenly attained One phase of the program nnvnl of­ ld today. tion. He reud congratulatory cable­ reau annul proportions in British eyes of an event of Georgia, that American soldiers sistant basis receive $18 a week for ficer s have been Htmck with U Its gram from Premier Lloyd George on of tremendous nnd absorbing signifi­ were hanged in France without trial, n IB-hour week. They get Sundays probable effect on the three great said today their inquiry probably and holidaytt or their equivalent time ANNUAL CONVENTION ....... the American proposals. shipbuilding plants doing most of tha CONFEDERATE VETERANS. cance. off and a vacation of two weeks with new ship construction for tho govern­ Counter proposals fo an lisn set­ would not begin until next month1.000 FILIPINO LABORERS pay at the end of a year’s work. They ment. Those plants, it wns said to­ tlement to those made by the Ulster FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS LAKELAND, Nov. l4 .-T h o homes cabinet Inst week wore forwarded to DAILY NEWSPAPER FOR WINTER PARK are paid over-time nt a specified rate. day, were engaged almost entirely on of Lakeland will he opened to Con­ the Ulsterites last evening by the A weekly schedule of household government work and on those ships I lly T h r A a s a c la t r d I 'r r a a ) federate veterans and thfcir sponsors British representatives, informing tlie tasks in the employer's homo is a r­ which would ho scrapped under tho tn MANILA, P. L, Oct. 16.—Moro u’uviaif ............ WINTER PARK, Nov. 16.—The than 1,000 Filipino’ laborers will lenvo who will gather here Novem er ( _ Ulsterites that their alternative pro­ Florida Post is the name of the new ranged that will keep thu worker busy plan. All three, it was predicted, for the annual convention of the Flor­ posal was not acceptable. No further hour she -is scheduled to. work. for Hawaii within tho next few weeks dailv newspaper which will ho print- every -• . ida division, United Confederate Vet- meeting ^ ........ botween ............. the British and Ul cd in Winter Park in the next sixty She quits at noon and goes out for her would In nil probability be forced to according to information given out to­ crons. Committees, headed by John ^ deloBfttoa hn8 yct boon arranged. or ninety days. Already construction ‘ lunch. When the day’s work is ended close down. They nro tho plants of tho day by the bureau of labor. It was F. Cox ns di­ work has commenced on the plant of she leaves for her own home. The do- New York Ship Building Co., the Foro n s general g e n e r a l chairman, ............... . hnve | ^ now 8C0m9 8L>cm9 thnt turn the me premier’s prem ia * ... stated at the bureau that many lab­ River (Mass.) Co., and the Newport . . . . . . I . t,xt> u, 1 11110 . . it.. l.xliwrltlff the Florida National Publishing Co., mcstlc —...... servant . has become #a busiorers apply daily for work, the ma­ been actively nt work for some tim e. J)|on|ncy mU8t be directed to bringing tho r iorum wauonm i uuunmnK . . i ... in making preparations to secure tho jnt() n three-cornered agree- which is tho firm that will publish th e'n ess woman with the same treedom News Co. jority of them desiring to go to tho It was very evident that nnvnl of­ comfort of Uic wearers of the gray meat. In the meantime the Sinn Finn Florida Post. The concrete founda- and independence oh tho rest of her sugar cano fields of the Hawaiian Is­ ficers quite generally expected Mr. and tneir their ......... g liits ................... nnd families.. W. l„n,|8 ami „ .A. will sit on the sidelines nnd await de- tion base for tho now pross, which sisters In the business world, lands. Hughes' program to bo ncceptcd with ,ust wcoU, ,|„wn, and! The success of the now venture led The laborers who have nleady sign- R„wls, acting commander of ^ .U v ls - velopmonts. volopmontB. “The northerners -ru are .W jJ only minor modifications. Thero was ( ^ th(j pnpor 8torngo houso the organize tho Bumu investigators lUVUmiKUHMn to ........................... cd contracts will ho taken to Honolulu |on, has announced that the railroa is the th{J bad bn(1 boys bo, now, routnrkcd one of j ^ Homo surprise Indicated that tro Brit­ . ............................... . ___ i __ __ . . . ____ n r a t e rate o f tWO CCtltScents U l „ „ pi of two a tho cSinn Finn delegates. which will hold two carloads of paper, reuii of Household Occupations which in groups, tho first contingent lenving hnve granted ish delegation had not announced ac­ mile in each direction to all members Ulster’s watchword is no surren | { rapidly. An automatic acts as a clearing house for thu homo late this month. ceptance immediately when tho plan of the organization and their families ,U.r," hut some o the 8y«te„t for fire protection assistants nnd a place whore both tho was presented, leuvlng to n Inter thno upon presentation of credentials. Ccomfort insVallcd, which will reduce workers a n d their employers can have tllllitJ ll ••• . . . -----n - in tho thought that th^ Is will he installed, ..................... BALLOTING ON RECALL such adjustments of details ns might ........ difficulties adjusted as they may OP MAYOR MITCHELL General Rawls urged that all veternns the first stnge of all in tho bargain fire risk to the minimum. seem desirable. arise. Mrs. Richard Roardman, Mrs. making. Thu crux of the difficulty who possibly can attend tho convonAn open competitive examination restH in the Sinn Foinn's claim that ( l l r T h r A u n c l n l r d I’r f M I „ . under the rules of tho U. S. Civil Ser­ George D. P ratt, Mrs. Henry S. Pnttion. Now that Jurors nre permitted to reland must bo n government unit, ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 15.—Bal­ -------------------------------I I f N lim n --------- --- vice Commission for the position of terHon and Mtm. Roberts M. Walker sample the evidenco in hootch enses, loting on the recall of Mayor Mitch­ Thank goodness: we don’t have to 1„„ opposed to Ulster’s claim that if postoffico clerk in tho Winter Park are among tho women who nro active­ fewer men are dodging jury service. ly engaged in tho work. ell wns started enrly toduy and pro­ - nn income tax Installment and Iroland Is to have a dominion status, postofficc wil he held Nov. 20. = ceeded quietly with indications of a {’uy a turkey in the same month. | Ulster must ho under independent rulo. heavy ballot. h " b _ 1 — ------------- ----------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- " ^ ................................................................. ” NO MORE NAVAL WARFARE SAYS HUGHES TO DELEGATES, GENERAL TERMS ALL RIGHT WORK IN THE SOUTH SENATE REFUSED TO INVESTIGATE SHIP BOARD ^ . rn A I . .. • • • o n S A fll Il f t ill* i m i V . • at _______ rn.. i 1 /. I ltd L t it lll 1' i l l l l iiiu o v cY/inirpirp crp W S IL L H ^ T S ^ /f^ x T f'iF T R ) < S © = T © -S T O ® A Y -S C M © L __ WE AREc ru INVITING Jn,rFSUNDAY n n i OFY9^III YOUR0rCHOICE SCHOOL CHOICE ’ M A K E OO P E R © A Y , TE5T / f ^ P ® V 1 M B !K y IT CO OPERATING SUNDAY SCHOOLS C E a T t T t E e N n D d A a N n c A C eE Methodist, Congregational, . Presbyterian, Baptist. ----------------------- —-------------------------------- “ I_ _ _ SCH — - - - - - -— — - j ................. . .......................... ......... ...... ......... .... ........... ....... ......... . �• • ••r-. - • • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBERj4^ 192I PAGE SIX s Essl . assured* MOVIE TOWN AIDS HOUSING Fake Belgian Village, at a Little More Cost. Provides for a Score of Families. Three Battleships To Be Completed in Next Twelve Months BABE, KING OF SWAT te r WILL NOT ABANDON NAVAL Even tho movies have their utili­ BUILDING PROGRAM tarian uses, It seems. In some sections IN ANY EVENT GARETH HUGHES in of the country they seem In n fair wny to help solve our housing problems. At (By T U AiM eUUd f n u ) lenst they did so In a Westchester WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 14.— town not long ngo. The American naval building program The scene—tho movie scene, that Is ns it now stands, hears nn important hem —was n Belgian village, and with tho accustomed profligacy of tho picture relation to the problem confronting producers the entire village must needs the armament conference. It is in­ bo hullt. The Intent and purpose of teresting to review it. About 100,000 tons In capital ships the director was to build tho houses of 1Pajamas &MhtShirtSi board and papier-mache, and then de­ will bo added to tho navy ext yenr stroy them all when tho picture was even under reduced appropriations. NICHTwear of a!T“ k“ completed. Certain residents of the Included nro three now battle-hips of Also “NAUGHTY NURSES” Our new line presents a variety] " town, however, were possessed with of attractive fsbrlca tajsfcta.iai] foresight, says the New York Sun. The tho Mnryland class, 21-knot ships car­ • solid colon * 9 township was suffering from building rying eight 10-inch, 45 cnlibro rifles I One can’t help havfag'a'r restriction, and some one figured thnt each, and all oil burning, long cruisTomorrow—David Powell in “Appearance” ’ night's rest In FAULTLESS*the movie men could build their vil­ ng radius craft. They nre tho Colowear—It's the essence i lage of slightly more substantial ma­ rndo, now 80 per cent finished, tho —also Fox News terial at a comparatively little In­ Washington, 70 per cent, and tho creased cost. The proposition was put West Virginia, 02 per cent. Four to the director, who ogreed to let the George Hormiui (Babe) Huth wear­ town supply him with mnterluls and ight cruisers also will bo flnishod ing tho $000 crown of "King of Swat," next year but do not flguro import­ presented to him by a group of hi| labor on a pro|>ortlonnte basis. antly in the question of naval arm a­ admirers, after the world’s sorles. As a result the town has added near­ ly twenty now houses and twenty new ments. families have moved In, paying the Construction of these ships has cruisers. There is understood to be township only slightly more thnn tho reached a point where there Is said only 500 tons • ’ifTcronco In weight property was worth. The township to be little chnnco that they will bo in favor of theso two Japanese cruis­ taxes tho houses, tho housing situation ers, however, and with main batteries ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO Is relieved, tho movie men hnve van­ nlfcctcd by any conclusions reached one third heavier, thoro is necessarily *Ly the arms conference. Behind them, ished and everybody Is happy. SUIT YOU however, is progressing, very slowly n sacrifice in oeher qualities some­ with funds now available, tho bulld- where, elthr In protcctivo nrmor or TO R E S T O R E W O R L D W O N D E R Students In Occidental 8chool». You can make money buying for advance. ng of n formidablo fleet of big ships. in speed. Details bb to thoBo char­ It la estimated that nearly nine acteristics have' not been obtainable You are going to build a home one of these tbotuand Chinese are studying Mexican Government Will Remove In this group are six 43,000 ton b at­ here. tleships, to enrry main batteries of Debrle Covering Great Pyramids •broad, of whom five thousand are In days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it The next two Japanese battle ei'ilstwelve lfl-inch, 50 calibre llflcs and of the Sun and Moon. Japan, two thousand In France, four­ by easy stages. teen hundred In the United States, hnve n speed of 23.25 knots; and six ers is nnether step forward in armnNot only are tho two great pyra­ bnttle cruisers armed with eight 10- mont, nnvy officers say. fta r hundred In England, and the othWith tho If you have some money, will build one or ■a distributed throughout Europe. Of mids, those of the suu and the moon, nch rifles and with n speed of 33.25 same tonnnge, they will carry eight two houses. . the twenty-flvto hundred Jnpnneso sltuuted ncur Sun Juun tie Tcotlhun- knots. The battle cruisers originally 18-inch rifles instend of twelve lflin. Students abroad, only throe hundred enn, Mex., to tie restored to their or­ Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get m the •re In England. There are three hun­ iginal lines, hut the Mexican govern­ were designed to mnke 35 knots but it is said. Presumably other char­ dred Filipino students In the United ment has made an appropriation for were replanned with henvler bnttcr- acteristics nre ns much tho same ns game now. States and thirty In Jnpan. One excavating and reconstructing the ics and increased side armor and re­ tho earlier pnlr. So fnr ns known these new Japanese bnttcrlca will bo thousand Indian students nro In Eng­ ruins of the great burled city sur­ sultant reduction in speed. rounding the pyramids, which flour­ land. Throe of these larger bnttleships the heaviest nfioat when the ships arc ished more thun -1,000 years ago. Dur­ nre about one-third built whilo tho commissioned. Of tho other four ing the last four years Immediately Queen Alexandra Is Poor. cruisers little is known, so fnr as others range down to 10 per cent fin­ The poorest member of the British preceding the revolutionary period, ished. The delivery dntc of nil is could bo learned, beyond the fact thnt royal family today Is Queen Alexnn- considerable work hud been done In Jra. Her mnjesty’a allowance from the matter of clearing away the ac­ marked '‘indefinite" in navy books. they also will register -14,000 tons. AGENT the state Is $350,000 a year, hut that cumulation of debris that covered the The bnttle cruisers nro from 10 to 25 They will not be finished before 1020 * *' * • * pyramid of the sun, and It stands forth at the earliest, it is understood. per cent flnishod except one, the keel falls far below what It costs her to maintain Marlborough house and today us one of the greatest wonders of which has not been lnld. Even this scant outline of the char­ Bandrlnghnm. It Is said that Queen of the world, according to nrcheoloWith other craft of n more or loss acteristics of i hips in each fleet Alexandra today Is only Just able, gists. This pyramid Is tlirco times as auxiliary nature for this backbone of brings out Hhnrply the difficulty in ilthough living In comparative retire­ large as the great Cheops pyramid lenvy ships, tho American building measuring them ngninst ench other S' ment, to mnke both ends meet and near Cairo, Egypt, and In Its construc­ for purposes of limitation of naval SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST (hat sho could not do but for her tion giant blocks of stone were used. program ns It now stands, includes armaments. Neither in tonnage nor It Is 1,100 feet square at the bottom. < 1 0 ships with nn nggrogntc of 734,­ private resources, which are by no NASHVILLE, TENN. In height It Is only 200 feet, and but 028 tons. If n number nml tonnage in number of ships in n typo Ib a Deans lnrgo. »< for this fact would be one of the most ratio bo applied to make n compari­ correct scale for comparative pur­ Imposing structures aver made by son with other building programs poses to be found, sny Americnn na­ The Giant of the South man, It Is stated. The pyramid of the val officers. They also reject! any sun Is smaller than the one of the which will piny n pnrt In tho nrms Its immenso popularity is duo not only to the fact th a t conference, tho figures on tho best suggestion thnt a limitation might muon. every lino in it is w ritten for Southern farm families by l>o set in terms of appropriations be­ ilatn available hero would bo: men and women who know and appreciate Southern condi­ Grent Britnlp, 13 Hhlps building, cause of tho wide variance in cost of Paying Fines At You Go. tions, but to tho practicnlly unlimited personal service which useful tilings have occasion­ aggregating -10,000 tona, nml a pro­ construction with Americnn craft tho is given to subscribers without charge. 30x3 .................... $8.50 allySome come out of the turmoil In Cen­ ject ns yet uncertain for four now bat­ most expensive by fnr. tral Europe. One of the best pluua tle cruisers nggrcgntlng 170,000 tons. Nor is thero, apparently, a solu­ Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun­ 30x3Vi> .................. 10.00 of which wo have heard Ih a new lining Japan, 85 ships building aggregat­ tion to the problem in measuring big dreds of different subjects—all without charge. When you FIRSTS—GUARANTEED system which Is used In Prague. Tho gun strength. In terms of existing become a subscriber this invaluable personal service is yours. police curry receipts for fines for ing 805,000 tons. ships, Great Britain has a total of That is one reason why we hnve— With nil of these programs finished various sums In their pockets, and 288 rifles afloat of 12-lnch boro sir; in 1027, the relative figures in first present them for Immediate payment TIRES REDUCED 375,000 CIRCULATION to hilarious citizens who break tho line ships would he nbout ns follows: lnrgor, the United States 100 and J a ­ PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUI1 peace by singing or playing on mu- Great Britain, 32 ships, 883,050 tons; pan 00. Against Great Britain’s 44 slcnl Instruments on the streets at the United Stntos, 27 ships, 083,000 tons; 12-inch, 144 13.5-in and 100 15-inch wrong time, or where the volumo of Jnpnn 21 ships, 805,000 tons. 20% OFF The guns, the United States hns 04 12-inch hurinony Is too grent. This tends to 124 14-inch nnd eight lfl-inch; Japan British would have 22 first line dread­ allow the citizens of this old city to High Test Gasoline eight 12-inch, 80 14-inch nnd eight noughts and 10 modern bnttle cruis­ get some much needed rest. This sys­ lfl-inch. These figures aro for tho 32 ers, United States 21 drendnaughts tem lias worked so well und bus be­ We give tickets with each purchase British flrst line craft, 18 Americnn come so popular thnt tt was extended and 0 battle cruisers; Jnpnn 12 dreadgood for to traffic violations as well. It would nnughts und 12 battle cruisers. nnd 10 Japanese, nnd here again there certainly he a great convenience If wo Grouped in this wny, the difficulty is ground for controversy ns to how 5% in trade could adjust minor Infractions such as Are Largely Dependent Upon Good Eyesight in measuring off these forces ngninst they might bo set off ngninst ench n smoking automobile, or failure to keep automobile lumps lighted, with­ each other for tho purpose of de­ other to reach n comparative scale of out having recourse to the police or termining n method of limiting fu­ bnttle power. Complicated ns the problem would traffic courts.—Scientific American. ture building by international agree­ 1)0 with consideration o* all other ment or reaching nn understanding 105 Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Fla. Optometrist-Optician Post enrds—local views—lc each at an to the rolntivo strength to be elements of nnvnl warfare, aircraft tho Herald ofTice. maintained on tho sou by ench naval nnd submarines nnd the vital consid­ Opp. PoatolTIce Phone 192 power ia obvious. The fnctors do not eration of defensible repnlr bnsls which rises to almost flrst importance ++»»».M .«M fr++*»++++*++++**+++»»»+++*+++++*+»+++»*l»»<,»»« hnlnncc ngninst each other; each fleet in rclntlon to Pnclflc nnvnl prob­ hns elements thnt do not check <* , against the others. Jnpnn would show lems, it Is even more strikingly npa preponderance in battle cruisers pnrent thnt tho nnvnl efforts of the that would cause natural concern to three powers nre fncing n mensuroWHEN YOU THINK OF COFFEE ii nnvy uh deficient In that important niont of nnvnl power for uso in limit­ element In modern naval strategy as ing nrmnmonts. TaiNK OP It seems certain that it will take a the American fleet. There is further descropeney dis­ grent deal of interchange of ideas closed in examination of the chnrnc- nnd Rive nnd tnko among the experts terlstica of the ships. Not n grent nt | the conference before a unit of deni is nvniinblc nH to detnlla of the mensurment could be agreed upon, Because, Mr. Farmer, you can use Jnpnneso craft, for instance, and tho even if n theory nn to the distribution WnHhington government may bo of theso units nn Indwccn tho powers our facilities to your advantage. somewhat in the dark although de­ which would be sntisfnctory to all, Always Fresh tails of the American fleet, originally previously had been worked out. 11 Our buying capacity enables us to planned In 1010, nre generally known to all powers. supply your Crates, Hampers, Insec­ Tho recent Jnpnneso bnttleships, Mngato nnd Matsu, nro comparable ticides, Fertilizers and supplies at a to tho Americnn Maryland class, al­ Have a look at the saving in cost to you. though superior Homewhnt- in- h Iz c , Winchester Window. speed nnd secondary bnttories. Simi­ larly, tho American 43,000 ton class H You don’t have to figure away in THE BALL HARD­ : of battleships, undor slow construct­ advance what you need. Our ample WARE CO. ion, compares In type with tho four stock will take care of you. now Jnpnneso lino of battle craft nlso S building, oxcopt that tho Jnjmneso ships nro a trlflo larger nnd probnbly Compare Our Prices will exceed tho Americnn 23 knot WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE npoed, it is said. Season opens Nov. 20th. It la lq tho two battle cruisers pro­ grams, howovor, that widest differ­ Remember the Sabbath, ences nro found nnd it appears to nn­ but oh you 21st. Phqno for your Thanksgiving Turkey, A ppalachian Oysters, Ducks, vnl exports hero that tho Jnpnneso Hens, briers and Jones’ Dairy Farm Snusngo. have been sotting n now pneo with these craft. Their program Includes light new cruisers, tho first two snld PHONE 536 to bo 44,000 tons armed with twolvo PHONE 277 SANFORD, FLORIDA 10-inch rifles each as against tho 8 10-inch guns on tho six Amorlcan \siL “ G a r m e n ts o f [fa n flfllB T ru th ” a a S a n fo rd S h o e & C lo . C o. WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS ■ Meisch Realty Company BI ■ | | IJ . 'iBj . Iy I A. P. CONNELLY ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FIDELITY TIRES U ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 5 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ .1 COMFORT AND HAPPINESS TOM MOORE F. P. RINES W h y T h is Interests Y o u ! t S ri I Pi 5f I Grade "A” Coffee SPORTSMEN BEL-JAR COFFEE CO. OIL ’EM BOYS Chase & THE BALL HARD­ WARE COMPANY L. P. McCLLLER rYuk >AiY £ �rA itft TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1921 1M , ' W W H M .......... ................. " .......................... I This Forward Looking W ank is jealous of its reputation for Ser­ vice and seeks to justify it anew with each individual problem presented to it. IIHON. H. R. STEVENS ENDORSED BY GOOD, GOVERNMENT LEAGUE Unpaid Taxes. Dec. 31st........... 26,912.50' It will be noticed th a t there has been a reduction olgfever $10,000 in the Unpaid Taxes not­ withstanding an increase of over fifty per cent in the tax . roil of the city. Amount of Taxes paid by R. R. 4,503.26 The above figures riffute the statem ent th a t The Rail­ road is not paying its pro­ portion of taxes. The value of all Railroad property is fixed by the Comptroller of the state and the rhilroad is assessed ju st the same per­ cent on the value of its prop­ erty os any other citizen. Amount o f Sinking Fund to None retire b o n d s........:$>................. Interest on above is being add­ ed to fund. * Had old government complied with law there would have been in sinking fund Dec. 31st, 1919,' in round figures, ’ A t an enthusiastic meeting of the Good Government League held last night, a constitution and by-laws were adopted, and the committee appointed at the first meeting of the League to make a thorough examination into and report upon the affairs of the City, and the manner in which the present administration had The knowledge and experience of conducted the business of the City, made the following report, this bank is available to its friends based on the data prepared by the Certified Public Accountant, and patrons at all times, regardless E rnest T. LeBaron; Statem ent Giving Statistical Data Comparing the Old Form of of the size of their transactions. Government of the City of Sanford with New Commission Form Old Form Commission Form Government Government 1919 1920 1921 to Oct. 31 $100,000.00. Amount of Tax Roll for follow­ On account Old Government’s ing y e a r ................................. $51,073.38 $73,135.53 $83,734.45 failure to do this the new Commission form V govern­ CARD OF THANKS ed of, a social hour was enjoyed, the ment will have to raise for hostess serving tea and cakes as re­ the next ten years an aver­ To those who wero so kind in tho freshments. SERVICE PROGRESS l STRENGTH age of $14,000 per annum, Illness and death of Charles Albert ▼ Among those attending this meet­ 4% INTEREST PAID in addition to the bond In­ ing were: Mrs. Frank Akers, Mrs. Doerr we wish to express our heart­ terest. 1 Clifford Peabody, Mrs. Howard Over- felt thanks. None Bonds retired ............................ MRS. C. A. DOERR, lin, Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. M. MinOutstanding City W arrants, CHAS. DOERR, arik, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. J. B. Cole­ 49,324.44 grammar Rchooln will write easaya on man, Mrs. Paul Biggers, Mrs. Win. December 31st.................... MR. and MRS. JOHN GOVE, the impreaaion they received at the Bolding, Mra. Gus Unfits, Mrs. ,T. II. It is interesting to note in con­ MISS MARION GOVE. nection with this item thnt matinee, for which prizzea will be Kohsnn, Mrs. George Welland Mra. the present City adm inistra­ awarded. Aa this is also "Book Clark Leonardi, Mra. Fred Daiger, Clarence Woods, of Eustis, nnd Wil­ MR8. Fit HI) DA1C HR, Society Editor, tion has reduced the out­ Week” for children, the prizes will lie Mrs. Jonathan Peek, Rev. A. S. Peck. lis Powell, of Tavares, are in the city Rhone 217-W * standing City W arrants over hooka. this afternoon looking them over. $15,000.00, which amount The free matinee Wednesday after­ GLEANERS CLASS ENTERTAINED Clarence Woods was formerly in the SOCIAL CALENDAR was paid in cash, in addition newspaper game and was editor of noon ia for the school children only. A very enthusiastic meeting of the to which all w arrants issued The Welfare Department ia doing a Gleaners Class was held last evening the Eustis Lake Region for many Tuomlay.—Mrs. J. M. Wnllnco will onby commissioners have been tertnin at Rri(Igu at thrco o'clock good work and should hnvo the co* nt the home of Mm. E. I). Brownlee, years Imt lately is taking it easy. paid and no time w arrants A’illis is the secretary of the Lake at the Woman's Club IIoiisv, hon- (i porn lion of the people of Sanford. on Oak avenue. or temporary loans are out­ County Chamber of Commerce and orltiK Mrtt, J. I). Woodruff. .Several matters of special import­ standing at this time. one of the greatest boosters in Flori­ Tuesday—DnughtorH of Wesley will DAUGHTERS OF ance were discussed, and articles were Total expenses in excess of in­ da or any other state. We are al­ WESLEY BAZAAR turned in, to rnlse meet at tho Methodist church at money for the come ...................................... 10,154.22 ways glad to have Clarence Woods The Daughters of Wesley will have 7:30 p. m. class. This item represents increase and Willis Powell in Sanford. Wednesday—Welfare Department of their Christmas bazaar and turkey At a late hour Mrs. Brownlee serv­ in City W arrants outstand­ the Woman's Club will moot at the supper:Saturday at the old stand of ed food and gold cake with hot choco­ ing during last year. Old Dr. J. H. Wendler, editor and man­ Club House at 3 o'clock. tlie Popular Market, in the Wclnkn late as refreshments. form government and in­ ager of the Winter Park Post and Thursday—Mrs. Claude Howard will building, About twenty-live members attend­ crease in City debt burden, head of the new company that will entertain the members of the D. A. A delicious turkey supper will lie ed this delightful meeting. soon put out the Daily Post, is in the which draws interest at the U. bridge club at her homo on served for seventy-five cents. All city today. Third street. rate of G per cent. kinds of articles for Christmas will MOTHERS CLUB Thursday—Mrs. Fred T, Williams will be sold by the members of the class. Net income in excess of ex­ The Motnors’ Club will meet Friday entertain the Hook Lovers Club nt JACKSONVILLE— The Florida penses ....................................... None afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Fred her home, 320 Oak avenue at 3:30 State Fair here will ho a success It will here be noticed th a t the MONDAY BRIDGE CLUB Williams, on Oak avenue, instead of p. in. present adm inistration has Mrs. J. B. Wnllnco was the gracious the Parish House, as previously an­ liiinncially, even though it should rain Friday—The Mothers' Club will meet hostess yesterday afternoon at a during the entire week, for the larg­ placed the city on the right nounced. at the i'arish House at 3:30 p. m. side of the ledger. est rain insurance policy ever issuud bridge party at her homo on West Saturday—Tho Children's Story Hour Third street, the guests including tho in Florida has been written (accord­ City Debt burden reduced in will be held at Control Park at *t members of the Monday Bridge Club 22 months under the Com­ ing to insurance agents. The policy CIRCLE NO. 3, ENTERTAINED p. m. mission form of govern­ is for $08,000, and is in favor of tho and a few extra guests. Mrs. T. B. Dobbins asd Mrs. J. M. Wednesday—Mrs. George D. Bishop ment : Quantities of lovely autumn (lowers Moye, very pleasantly entertained tho Florida State Fair and Exposition will entertain the members of the were used in dccoruling the rooms Sinking Fund........... $71,000.00 and the Jacksonville Driving Club. Fortnightly Bridge Club at her where the card tables were arranged. members of Circle No. 3, yesterday Should two tenths of an inch of rain­ Old Form W arrants afternoon nt the apartment of Mrs, home on Park avenue. paid ....................... 14,328.13 fall be recorded any one day between Several very interesting rubbers of Dobbins, 018 Oak nvenue. The Truth Seekers Class will be en­ nuction bridge wero played during the Bonds retired ......... 2,000.00 A largo number of the circle mem­ the hours the gates open and close tertained by Mesdames It. F. Cren­ afternoon. The prize for high score, Permanent improvements made compensation for the day is to lie paid shaw, George II. Elliott, F. It. n dainty card table cover, was won bers were present, ami spent the af­ by the insurance company. in 22 months under Commis­ ternoon very enthusiastically working Mitchell, at 3:30 at the home of by Mrs. George Bishop. sion form of government; on doll clothes for the Christmas ba­ Mrs, Elliott, on Fast Fourth street. New Sewers and TU VIN SCHEDULE At the conclusion of the card game Thursday—Mrs. ('. M. Vorco will en­ the hostess served a dainty salad zaar. Clothes for all sorts of dolls Drains ...... r..... ....$ 9,285.23 are being made, baby dolls, dappers tertain the members of tin> Every course. Smithlxiund New Streets and 1 Week Bridge Clllb at her home o n !| Mrs. Wallace's guests included: nnd matrons. Some of these costumes Arrive Bridges ............... 12,456.93 Depart* are exact copies of Paris models, most Ninth street. . 2:36 a.m . 2:40 a. m White Way .............. 900.00 | Mesdames Aylotto Fitts, George Bisli- of them are designed by an expert No 83.. No. 27Friday Mothers' Club will meet , op, George DeCottes, Frank Miller, 8:40 a. m It will be interesting to the tax designer, Mrs. Virginia Coney. No. 81). with Mrs. Fred Williams at her 80........... 2:55 p. in. 3:20 p. m payers of the City to know B. A. Howard, B. I>. Perkins, Hal At tho close of the afternoon, Mrs. No. 85.. ..... 0:55 p. in. 7:10 p. in. home on Oak avenue at 3 o’clock. that all of th e/ab o v e im­ Wight, F. E. Roumillat, W. C. Hill, Dobbins nnd Mrs. Moye, assisted by Saturday—Daughters of Wesley will North Bound provements have- been paid I). P. Drummond, II. B. Lowi», C. I). Mrs. McLeod, served an ice course. have their Christmas bazaar and Caldwell. Arrive for in cash by the C ity; and Depart* The next meeting will l>e Monday No. turkey supper at the old stand of __ 1:48 a. m. th at heretofore it has been 2:03 a. m afternoon at the home of Mrs. Tom No. “ 1 the Popular Market in tho Welakn customary to put the City in __11:45 a. in. 12:05 p. iu TRUTH SEEKER'S CLASS Williams. No, 80... ..... 3:05 p. m. 3:25 p. »• building. debt for like improvements The Truth Seeker's Class of the No. 28.. ...10:00 p. in. either by bond issue nr time Methodist church, will lie entertained SALE OF PLANTS w arrants. FREE PICTURES FOR Trilby Branch tomorrow afternoon at 3:30, by Mrs. j T h e Sem inole C o u n ty j 1B*673.28 5,641.69 6,835.14 (Assessed) 71,000.00 B ank— 2,000.00 34.9GG.3t SOCIETY SCHOOL CHILDREN This is "Civic Week,” and is being observed in Sanford, the Welfare De­ partment of the Womnn's Club is zealously working in beautifying end cleaning our city nnd nro doing all in their power to interest the people of Snnford nnd especinlly the children. Through the generosity of Mr. Osborno Herndon, there will lie a free matinee Wednesday afternoon a t 3:45 o’clock at tho S tar theatre, for the school children. Slides from the "House Beautiful Magazine” will ho shown and also a special feature pic­ ture. The children of both the high ami H 0F-M AC! I BATTERY! CO. Wo want to impress upon you that we make a FEA­ a ■ TURE of Generator, Startir and Magneto Work. “Foot of First St ” 3 Tho civic committee of the Welfare Arrive R. F. Crenshaw, their new president, Department is actively engaged ill •No. 100. Mrs. George B. Elliott, nnd Mrs. F. R. keeping “civic” week, and are doing •No. 24. Mitchell, at the home of Mrs. Elliott j every thing to interest tho people to *No 158.. on East Fourth street. Al( mem­ help beautify Sanford. Saturday they No. 22.... bers of the class are conlinlly invited will conduct n sale of hibiscus and l.cexhtiru Branch to he present. hougnnvilln plants. Arrive •No. 157. ____4:00 p. r.. r-3 # # # # * « H a m # # # # M No. 21.. WESTMINSTER CLUB ........ 2:52 p. m. # Misses Hernminiii Lehman nnd •No. I0t_ . . . . . 6:30 p. m. Zotn Davidson were the charming # •No. 25-------25. 2:00 p. in. hostesses yesterday afternoon nt tho # No. 22. ...... 7:00 p.m home of the former on Palmottu nve­ * Oviedo Branch * M # # Tg nue, for the members of the West­ Arrive minster Club. •No. 125.......... 125. ll:00n. m I'ARISH HOUSE KALENDAR. Plans wore made for tin* Christmas •No. 127.......... 127. Holy Cross Parish House bazaar, and tho afternoon was spent ’Daily, except Sunday. Nov. 27.—Brotherhood of St. An* making articles for same. A Thnnksgiving gift, of thirty-one ilnllnrs w ns,^r®w ^ naor\ Dee, 1-2.—Holy Cross Bazaar. sent yesterday to tile Children's Homo Dec. 0-7,—AH Soul’s Baz ar. Society. MEETINGS At the conclusion of the business meeting the hostesses served dolicious ico cream ami cake as refresh­ ments. There were fifteen members pres­ ent at the meeting yesterday after­ noon. DEATH OF ALBERT DOERR None None 2,845.47 87,328.18 22,642.18 4 — • Depn rl> A fter a full discussion of the report, the evidence of the effi­ 6:00 a. m, 3:25 p. m ciency and business-like administration of the present govern­ 7:00 a. ,n. ment was so conclusive th at the following resolution was offered 7:35 p. m. and unanimously enrried: Whereas, we have made a careful and thorough investigation Departs of the present fori* of government of the City of Sanford, Flori­ da ; and Whereas, the result of our investigation is to convince us th a t the present form of government is a business form of govern­ m ent; and th a t under the able administration of the present City Commission our city has prospered, and from falling annually deeper and deeper into debt, it is now on the right side of the ledg­ Depart* er, having paid off tuul discharged a considerable portion of the in­ debtedness of the City; created a sinking fund o£ $70,000.00 for 3:40 p. m retiring bonds and paying interest thereon; nnd, in addition, tho present adm inistration has eipiali/.t'd taxation, so the assessments are now ju st and Uniterm; installed and ’maintained an accurate and up-to-dato system of accounting; and has been progressive uiul constructive, and \vo fee that it has merited and should re­ ceive our confidence and support; and Whereas, the Hon. H. It. Stevens, as Mayor and Commission­ er, has contributed very largely to the accomplishment of the im­ and progress of our City for the past two years by de­ 30x3 ................... $8.50 provements voting, without compensation, largely of hjH time and enerirv to V 30x3% .................. 10.00 the affairs of the City, NOW THEREFORE TlltSTS—ftUAKANTEED BE IT RESOLVED B\ THE GOOD GOVERNMENT I EAGUE OF SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY FIO R ID A • " ' T " f" " " of City Government of the City of Sanford, I loririn, and commend the energy fairness efTlllICS REDUCED fideno- » " ■ ' * » / « r t v t C n m m i.n & r." ' Ami PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP BE IT F U R llIE H IIUNSOLVED, that we, believing the best interest of won Id be promoted by re-electing 20% OFF . for another term of-otfice, the Hon. H. R. Stevens <in him FIDELITY TIRES Charles Albert Doerr, of Nyach, N, V., died tliiH morning at the home of Ids sister, Mrs. John Gove, ufter a lingering illness. He was born at Brooklyn May 20, 18(17. He leaves two sons, Phillip A. and Charles W. ST. AGNES GUILD his sister, Mrs. Gove, and widow. The The members of St. Agues Guild funeral services will lie held at (lie were delightfully entertained yester­ Gove residence on West First street day afternoon by Mrs. Chris Mat­ at 8:00 p. m. tomorrow. thews, at her home on Elm nvenue. A very important business meeting It. J. Holly, of the Herald, arrived High Test Gasoline was held. Plans were made and per­ homo today from Okeechobee City fected for tho Christmas bazaar where he spent tho last two days Wo glvo tickets with each purchase which will ho December 1st and 2nd. looking over that great country and good for It was also decideil for the Guild to also sujlng the Okcecholme Nmvs meet every week from now until the plant. Wbilo nt Okeechobee ho also 5% in trade bazaar. The next meeting will be visited l'nhokeo nnd East Beach and Momlny afternoon at 3:30, with Mrs. will toll about that groat country as Howard Ovcrlin as hostess, and will soon as ho gets caught up with his moot nt tho Wolaka apartment. It work. is requested that all members lie' Sanford, Fla. present nt the next mooting. —Got your Scrntch Pads from The 103 Palmetto Avc. After tho business had been dispos Herald—by tho pound- ISc. F. P. RINES rnorUI»0lCC “ y II* city of Sanfor™ There will he a meeting of th.» r i^ the Court House Friday night, Xov,.mboL*i«y,ernmon 1 League a t which time all. citizens of Sanford ...m i ■8U,1 at el» h t p. m. at in sym pathy with the aims and Pi rposcs o?»h° PCoi!nty’ wh° are League are invited to attend. of 1,10 Good Government GOOD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE. (Paid advertisement) OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE �m \ im FOREST LAKE CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSION W. K. TOWED BY BIG TUNA RATES ARE HIGH f «" TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTOR8 01 3ANF0HD: „ i< with a deep sense of duty that , 1 ’ o».»te,l to becom. . c.»dl4 , (or U.o olTIco o( City Comml^ J L of the City of Sanford, but n 790 of my follow-town.man re" , it I know of nothing elsa to do. C i n y bo." thu. n.n>ln.t.d 1 h e * I announce that I am a an d ld ata or the office of City Commissioner a t ft. ensuing election to be held 051 the «th day of Dccfembor noxt, and pledge myself, if elected, to an ItppwtUl and conscientious performance of tho dujgi 0f the offlco for the advancement of our city and the welfare of its An accommodating tunu tish towed William K. Vanderbilt a distance of ^ want here to express ray apprecia­ 12 miles In n round-trip course, 100 miles southeast, of Halifax. He hnd tion for the splendid petitions filed hooked theYunu. which he thinks slicing mo in nomination. weighed 000 pountla, and ,h*Id It for Very sincerely, an-hour and-throe quarters on hta iM'tfc FOREST LAKE. line. In tho towing experience he Played ; t b f , tunn to within tlireequnrtera of a mile of the ahore, when Ids line Jammed, tho flth escap­ ing. TAX BOOKS ARE N0W_0PEN "APPEARANCES" IS REMARKAULE PICTURE State and County Tax Books are now open for the payment of taxes for the year, 1921, a dis­ count of 2% is allowed for payment in Novem­ ber, 1% in December. Tax books close April 1st. Poll taxes for the year 1921, for both men and women, became due November 1st, 1921. Business and Occupa­ tion Licenses became due October 1st, and if not paid, are delinquent, as the law requires that a license be procured be­ fore conducting the bus­ iness, profession or oc­ cupation. Donald Crisp Production Made in England Seta High Standard Sotting a new high standard for ex­ cellence, Donald Crisp’s Paramount production of "Appearances” which will bo the feature attraction a t the S tar Theatre tonight, is in many re­ spects a remarkable photoplay. In point of players and settings it is not surpassed by any photoplay production presented hero this season. The story itself is unusually capti­ vating. It was written by Edward Knoblock, n plnywright of internat­ ional fame. Tho theme denis with thnt class that is given to living fnr beyond its means in order to keep up appear­ ances In society—a class not confined to Englnml alone. This propensity all hut lends to n tragedy in tho livos of Bovoral persons, and In tho develop­ ment of the story mnny scenes of great dramatic powor arise. Tho outdoor views, many of them photographed on tho grounds of his­ toric Hlghcliffe Castle in Hampshire, England, nro most bcnutiful. Tho fino English lnndscnpo is pictured in all its rich beauty and mnny viows will ho cnslly recognized by nnyono who has jn o . d Tj i n k i n s , travelled in King Gcorgo’s domain. Tax Collector, Tho interior sottings nrc wonderfully Seminole Co. massive. ll.7-2wc-ll.1l.4wc Tho players appearing in the picture nro thorough nrtistB. Mnry Glynnc, Sell it with n Herald Want Ad. the beautiful English actress who was seen in “The Cnll of Youth," has tho leading feminino rolo, whilo Dnvld Powoll, popular with Paramount nudloncos, hns tho lending man’s part. Tho The more n man knows, the picturizatlon was made by Margaret norc lie knows he doesn’t know. Turnbull, a scenarist of intornntionnl But if ho will try the Lnkelond reputation. KNOWLEDGE 5team Laundry he will know the >o.st class of work done with the test grade of water. SANFORD BRANCH Lakeland Steam Laundry ’hone 175 T. A. Butner, Prop. PIANO OWNERS NOTICE Will be in town for a limited time. For immedinto service phone— MACK THE TUNER 18216tp Valdez Hotel SANFORD AUTO EXCHANGE Dependable Service •j . We do square, straight-forward ttepair work and “WE DO IT FOR LESS” w h v h o s p it a i glo Be PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY Write us Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA Foot of j .j ■i ‘ " The following, artlclo waa prepared by Mm. Roy H. Ellis and read a t the District Meeting of tho Hospital Aux­ iliary hold recently a t Apopka,. I t la printed by requcit of a numbor of thoao present and In reply to ques­ tions that are constantly asked. First, in trying to help you aeo why hospital rates nro high, I shall juat compare hospital rates with those of a good hotel. When you nre a guest nt n good hotel you pay from $3 to |20 or more per <uy for your room; if you have a private bnth you pay from $1 to $3 per day extra for It. If you hnve n drink of ico water you tip the bell boy^. If you have your meals served in your room you pay not only for your food but also 26c or more for the extra service. Now, if you are a patient In a hos­ pital you pay $3 to $8—In some hospitals $10—per day for your room. Your doctor orders certain medica­ tion or treatm ent for you; perhaps certain <^.t—this you got. The head nurse on th at floor secs that the doc­ tor's ortft.ki nro carried out, and that you are bathed, your bed Ahd >odm kept clean and comfortable. Each floor must bo equipped to meet any medical or aurglcal need, and have enough nursoa to answer all patients’ calls. This you set for the snmo amount of money, and often for less, than you pay for mcroly a room In a hotel, Experienced hospital managers fig­ ure that it costa $1,000 per bed per year to maintain a one hundred bed hospital. New York City Hospital figured thnt It cost tho city $3 por day for each patient cared for, but tho deficit was groat and now they clnlm $3.16 Is tho very least it can cost to keep n pntiont per dny; contagious cases much more. And this is for a bod in n wnrd with twcnty-flvo or more of New York's charity; not a private or seml-privnto room. Ench department of the hospitnl must he hended by some one trained for thnt particular work nnd, ns you know, it must bo pnid for. I shall give you tho average monthly cost of maintaining the departments of n modem 100-bod hospital. Business staff, $300; directress of nurses nnd her nssistnnts, $300; dietitian, $100; kitchen help for nurses’ meals nnd pntlcnts' trays, $160; laundry Inbor, soap, etc., $500; clcctricty for eleva­ tor, Inundry, lighting, etc., $400; tele­ phone, installing house system of jihones, $300; rent per month $25. Then there nre orderlies, mnids, gro­ ceries, milk, wood, coni nnd gns be­ sides. The number of pupil nurses required In a ono hundred bed hos­ pital is from twcnty-flvo to thirtyfive. The nverngo amount of salary paid them is $20 per month. And you onn flguro for yourself about how much it costs per movth to give them room, board and Inundry. Put even a* thnt it Is readily scon thnt the train­ ing school Is a very grent aid in maintaining n hospitnl. Tho cost of trnining these girls is much less thnn keeping enough graduates to do tho snmo work. Thoso pupils under the supervision of grndunto nurses enn enre for tho snnv. number of pntients ns graduates, who would mnke your hospitnl expenses very much greater. The amount of linen required to furnish a hundred-bed hospital Is n very largo Item of expenso. Sny you average three feurths your capaci­ ty; thnt means an nverngo of about seventy-five beds to bo given n chango ench dny. Thnt is for art nverngo clean case, but mnny, yes, a gijent mnny, cases require moro than ono change n day. Two sheets, a drnwshect two pillow cases, counterpane, Is tho least required. And for tho convcnlcnco of opcrntlvo nnd all very sick pntients regular hospitnl shirts nro furnished; n clean ono ns often ns needed. The frequent laundering of these linens of courso causes them to wear out much moro quickly thnn do our~houaehold linens; and they must be replaced. ft i <! - Ariothor large Item of expense la fuel. Both wood and coaLare used to furnish , steam for - operating room Dterllizcra, hot wnter, tho laundry, the dish-washer; and In cold weather for he&tlng the building. And coal la $10.60 per ton. ,. ■Now cornea a very important de­ partment of the hospital, and the most expensive to equip and main­ tain, the oporatlsg rooms. In these rooms n patient commits himself to a surgeon’s enro completely. His very life la In, his hnnds, and ho must havo all the things necessary for thnt operation In readiness. Everything he uses must bo absolultoly sterile. Wt know 'n chain 1* as strong os Its weakest link” and ao In operatingroem technic ono small error may coat a patient hla llfo from infection. Tho surgeon wants to feel thnt tho nurse in charge of the operating room Is highly efficient In every senso of thql word; ready for any emergency that may arise; conscientious In tha preparation of everything used In the operation, from needles to dressings; so the hospital must have a trained nurse in chnrgc of the operating room and to train the girls who work under her.' I shall try to show you tho cost of 'materials used for one operation for pux appendix, nnd enumerate only linens and dressings that m u.t bo sterilized for that ono operation. Firat these articles must be freshly laun­ dered, then each gown, can, Jdieet, package of towels, sponge, otc., must be wrapped In a separate cover and steam-sterlllzcd for ono hour, then very carefully handled so as not to let them come In contact with any­ thing which is not ste rile :. MO (JJIAOH I IMAJIII MTATH UOT | »iii j W Jil. JlCUifl! *T O U T A .O U P PVHATS 7W’ IDEA MiSS HURST p nil O...I it- We will not sny “Do Your Christm as Shopping Early.” Too many have said it before and It is al­ most a joke. But we can say w ithout fear of jok­ ing or contradiction th a t if you havo been saving your money through o u r plan th a t doing your Christmns shopping will cause you no fear because you will hove th a t nest egg from which to draw. —IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE— It comes to you with full force th a t you hnve not been saving ns you should. Thore is nothing gives you so much independence as a Bank Account. Come in and let uh tell you about it. Christm as brings it home tc you with full force. ill The Peoples Bank '( •{ tiiu i u .. .. lu !>..ll.:* la •':• • , cr articles for the care of tho sick from tho drug stores Know something of the coat of them. Hospitals and sanitariums nre in­ stituted for the express 'purpose of rclloving the suffering of mankind; to be of service. The nurses in train- Frames' Repaired I/«rates Duplicated • i EYES EXAMINED lag are taught that the patient is their first consideration, no mnttcr whnt sho Henry McLaulin, Jr. wants ,how sho feels, or how much OFT. D. she would like to tell an unreason­ 11-2 doz. towels for instruments OITICIAN—OPTOMETRIST able patient whnt she thinks; she must nnd surgeon's hands. Sanford, Fla. never let her renl feelings he known; 212 East. 1st St. Three enps (head covers). WE GRIND OUR OWN LRN8B must do her work cheerfully and Two surgeon’s gorwns, $4 each. well. Bo of sendee! Service .then, hot Three face masks. money mnklng, is the iilun of tho hos­ One nurse’B gown. pital, nnd the chnrges are made with One laboratory sheet. the idea of covering the nctunl ex­ One Instrument table cover. penso of maintaining such an Institu­ Tcuchcr Plnno and Harmony Eight taped sponges. tion. Graduate Chicago Muslcnl College One solution stand cover. One hundred gauze wlpecs. —Get your Scratcn Pads from The , „ Phone 141 Ono piece rubber drnin, 60c. , !I,rnl»l—by tho poU n,|-.«r. I 719 0 ,k A" ' Three pnir rubber gloves, $1 to $3 per pair. Six tubes entgut, 30c n tube, $1.80. Ten strands silk wormgut, 60c. Tho following for sterilizing pat­ ient’s skin for Incision: Ether to wnsh, 3 oz., 35c. Iodine, 3 per cent to paint all of abdomen nnd side, 5c. For nnacsthetics: Three cans ether, $1.50. Vaseline nnd other nrticles, 60c. Two towels. One fn<?c protector. Eye nnd mouth sponges. One mask covor. Cost of stenm for storilizing, $3. 5 2 l MU« a g e o r > S ta rt a y e a r Now suppose you hnd this opera­ T o tla y tion dono in your homo nnd had t<> supply these necessary nrticl s nnd you would have to buy most of them, ahouid be In every home which demands "only the Best.” Live boya and girls, and their fathers and mothers, always find The Companion for homos aren’t equipped for hos­ Reliable, Entertaining and Up-to-Dale. pitals—you would And thnt it not Hundred, of Short Stories, Serial Stories, Editorials, Articles, only cost you more for the things Poetry. Nature and Science. Current Events. Doctor1? Corner, geceipt., Receipt.. Stamps Stamp, to Stick, Games. Games, Sports. Sporta,______ra. Purilm, _"How ‘ to. needed, but ILyou hnd n nurse come •lake ‘ i’agea, buggrstlons for Home Eflicxency and Economy. nnd prepnre for nnd help with this Cost* LESS THAN Fum C m fs a W.sA operation you would pay her $10 to O F F E R N o. 1 O FFER A S $15 for her services. And you would 1. T he Youth's C om p an ion — 1. T he Youth's C om p an ion know thnt you were taking grent o a issu es fo r t o a a a. All rem ainin g W eekly chances with your pntlent’s life, beB oat Issueet also a . McCall’s M agaslna Sl.O O enuso it is impossible to havo n room 3 . T he l o a n C om p an ion Jk . k el F.iklsa Maiukl. fee K uan r.md.r. H o m e C alendar in your home wnshed with an anti­ septic solution; to ho sure that all so­ lution basins pitchers, trays, gloves, rarf« WtSiTa" sutures, Instruments, sheets, towels, SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE gorwns, caps, dressings, drains, etc. were properly sterilized and handed to tho surgeon for uso without being contaminated in nny possible wny. The Youth’s Companion and the Sanford So when you pay $15 for tho operat­ Weekly Herald, one year f o r .......................$4.50 ing room to have your troublesome np- The Youth’s Companion, McCalls’ Magazine pendix removed, plenso remember thnt and Sanford Weekly Herald from now trained nurse, he • two assistants nnd an orderly thnt may bo needed while until January 1 ,1923, fo r .............................. $5.00 you nrc In tho operating room. Here they nro equipped for every emerg­ ency thnt may arise, nnd you do not hnve to send to the d rill store or Stem.- Massage gently soothing elsewhere for whnt you need quickly. M U And this equipment Is very expensive. Those of you who have hnd occasion Cools, roots t to buy gauze, bnndngo3, drugs or ovhi Edith Lucille Ball The Youth’s Companion e u i v a ^ N i i * 8-00 All hr $3.00 All hr $ 2 .SO ftnr Tired Feet mentholeWn ** BY IjOl’IS RICHARD T lC K L £ O Th e r Es a F u n n y A1 A n O U T -THERE t o * EE y o u - HE 5 rtEAR'HO T n o il ! ‘/A J.+iU6hliNt 4 T H A T (Sl f f i VOUR OFFI CE- H I B HAM? / a ROLLED r>OtV» OH THE s i d e s o r h e r 4 C t , - JLiKl A H HOLi S H k v /4 I T =TU3r S T ROCK M E A S B K 'N d >o )r u N A V H A - H A - HE*£-£ V& T jp O -OVEH SOMETHiKb H O *r "DO \ / O U 6 E T THAT TN icy Side’ - T A K E A L O o rtS Q O ! -----3 r ----- r * '• * » - A . . S ill*. ics ib l;0 Iuter-uat’l Cartoon Co, V » |J vBhi of Sanford V/ .1(10 ■■ 39 more Days till Xmas GATE-Thc Joke anil Side Curtain* Seem to be on Them Both USE. /VI El ,UM?E.* i f „ . KEEP m o * * LAOOHiho s b s ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I > i *r •'1 �V P A Q I POUK ' 'SSfilJ SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, ] STATE HEALTH BOARD ON TOURIST CAMPS v.4L JUST HDS— «■ Dr A! Carts* iij Tourist auto camps are an Institu­ __ ) A I N ' T tr GUANO tion in Florida. Whether these camps t>e a ffu c * r\AN M' YHE HERALD PRINTING CO,, Inc. are good or bad for the community BRAS* •«TTOMS tfLCA YUH KNOW TOMMY AlX. THE p a r a d e s Hr thoy are here and must be supervised. CAHV ®ECn TO decide i n GONNA BE A 'to p B. J. H O L L Y ______________M U f During the wlntor season of 1020-21 WHETHER TO BE A a s S oon a s • qet K . J. LILLARD—Bacr*Ury-Traaaar*» ther* were meny faulty camps in tbs COP OR A nCTORMAN FAT ENOUGH e—— “ H . A. NEKL.---------General M i u | « state, the faults, however were not so much with the camps as with ths lack ROBERT J. HOLLY, J r , of supervision and management of craotrLATios i m i n them by municipal Itlos wherein they Pboae 1U ep i t 9 P. M. wore located. As a result of poor mu­ UwiM K i t u i t i l 1—— — nicipal supervision many of the camps wars grossly criticised, condemned D*Uvm4 to atr Hr <to«toe and subsequently abandoned. In sev­ Fuk ••••••*••«* iu ih im iiim m H PMMi eral cities ordinances were adopted s l s prohibiting any further municipal camps. WI IW, » l* w to i h u * . ___________ What were the evils of the camps Member cf The Aw»d«UJ Preee last year! First, msny towns adver­ tising camps and bidding for this kind of tourist made no provisions for san­ itary upkeep. The tourists came and The Orlando Reporter-Star Is pub­ lived as best they could in the midst lishing the life of Lens Clerk*—from of inadequate facilities; second, many ell reports it ought to be interesting of the campers were winter laborers who went forth in the respective com­ reeding. *--------------o-------------munities bidding for employment, and The Senford Hereld truly says: third, in several of the larger camps, “A fter looking them ell over It commissnrics wore established and would seem that Sanford has the boat food sold to campers at a price cheap­ prospects of any city In the state. But er than in the neighboring towns. you can’t lay down on the Job and These conditions could all havo been take It for granted.* No matter how regulated by tho local authorities. . INTERNATIONAL CARTOO N OOr glorioua the prospects of a place may Why should the citizens of a com­ bo, unless tho citizens of that place munity criticise n condition for which got a hustle on and bring those pros­ they themselves are directly respon­ pects to a certainty they will bo like sible? It is truo that many campers sickness and disease. In tho ono re- Notice of Application for Tax Deeds Under Section 575 of the General the man who spent his time in dream­ were careless , indifferent tow ards1sped the United States loads thp Statutes, Laws of Florida ing nf accomplishing something groat, property and rightH yet tho errors of j world in fcnrfulnoss and in the other, while other men outstripped him in u few should hardly be sufficient to ( this country hns nothing to boast Notico is hereby given that Charles tho rnco for success. It in up to tho condemn all when municipal regula­ about. It is timo that wo quit propaHerald to bo constantly hammering tions were wholly nlment. A town or gnnding about trifles like a drink of D. Cary, purchaser of Tax Certificate tho fact into tho minds of its rend­ city should not bid for auto tourists corn liquor and give nttontion to rem­ No, Id, dated the 2nd dny of Juno, A. ers that no matter how glorious San­ unless such town or city is willing to edying the evils of useless accidents. I). 1919, has filed said certificate la ford's prospects mny bo unless tho lie responsible for the camp mainten­ Possibly this doctrine will win very my office and hns made application citizens combine to make those pros­ ance. few votes in the mnd whirl of tho puo- for tax deed to Ibsuo in accordance pects become a certainty, tho pros­ There were some excellent enmps pie toward the devil, hut that d o e s with law. Said certificate cmbrncci pects will remain simply prospects in Florida last year. Thu camp nt not prove that it is not worth trying. tho following described property in Sominolo County, Florida, to-wit; WV4 and nothing more.—Tampa Times. Del.and was a model, also thnt in De- —Columbia State. of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and ------------- o -------------Soto i’ark in Tampa. In the latter SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 and TOURIST CAMPERS YOUR DOLLAR camp there were nt all times about NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 lying E of W line 1,000 campers under strict municipal A friend of tho Telegram who has supervision and everything went well. Pm the Red Cross, keep me burning; of Sanford Grant (less 825 ft. N and S by 6G0 ft. E nnd W in SE corner and boon watching the title of tourist traf­ There nru going to bo some bad Now tiie battle’s left behind less N. 7 1-2 ch.) Sec. 29, Twp. 19 S, fic pouring into this state estimates camps this year for rensons stated Soldier heroes sick and suffering, Left them crippled, left them blind. 30 E., containing 25 acres, Tho thnl there will ho more visitors this above, but as fast as found these snid land being assessed at tho date camps will he condemned by the state All I ask of you Ih money— year thnn last, hut that fully half of board of health. The statu hoard of of tho issunneo of such certificate in Oh, how pitifully small the nnino of Elizabeth Kissel. them will bring their own sleeping health will not tolerate insanitary, A thing it is for you to give Also: Tax Certificate No. 18, dat­ quarters along. They will either camp poorly operated camps this season. When they gave their alii ed the 2nd dny of June, A. D. 1919, The cities of West Palm Bench nnd Just a dollar from your pleasures in tents or live in portnblu houses, buy J has filed snid certificate in my office For some other person's need; their supplies where thoy please, and llradcntown have recently promulgat­ nnd hns mndo application for tax deed ed very business-like comprehensive While you honor tho departed make no very long stay at any ono ordinances to handle enmps. Tho West to issue in accordance with law. Said Ry your side the living bleed. certificate omhrnccs the following dopoint. . Palm Bench ordinance defines the lim­ One of this late war’s young heroes scribed property situuted in Semlnolo This situation hns its advantages, its of tho camp grounds; it creates an Died here in tiie midst of you, County, Floridn, to-wit: All NE 1*4 office of camp superintendent with po­ It wns 1 who gave him comfort, hoenuso, if it were not for tho auto, in Snnford Grant (less bag. 45 Iks. lice and managerial authority; it That’s what YOUR dollar can do! and the possibility of camping out, W of NE cor, run W to ^ j^ s e e tto n requires thnt all tourists desiring to —Ornm Jean Surbey. ninny of them would not come a t nil. enter the camp apply to the superin­ Fort t.nuderdale, Fla., Nov. 10, 1921. of W line of Snnford G r a f , SWIy along Grnnt line 15.(10 ch., ^ € ,6 8 ch., Tho rail rates, supplemented by the tendent, giving name of person in NEly 17.55 ch. to beg.), Sc)t, 11, Twp. rent charges wnich such an increase charge of the party, number in party, DON’T BLAME THEM 19 S., Range 30 E. 110 ncroB, The said in Die population of the state would permanent homo address, make and FOR CUTTING LOOSE. Innd being nssessed at tho dnto of the mnke almost inevitable, would deter number of automobile, length of stny issuance of such certificate in the in camp. A fee of 25c per dny is them. From thnt viewpoint then, they ORLANDO, Nov. 14.—Automobilo name of Elizabeth Kissel. nro to lie welcomed, with the assur­ charged fur use of camp, this sum to thieves in Florida hereafter probably AI ho: Tax Certificate No. 22, dat­ ance Hint their visit will lie profitable go to a fund provided for tho special will examine cars they intend to steal to the state ns well ns to themselves. service rendered the tourists in camp. ns a result of tho experience of a ed the 2nd dny of June, A. D, 1919, hns On tiie other hand, it is perfectly The camp will operate in strict accord­ gang near Lockhart several nights Piled snid certiflcnto in my offico and true thnt eampers do not spend as ance witii regulations of the state ago. Two cars containing automo- has made application for tax deed to much as roomers. Neither do they hoard of health. Thu ordinance goes Idlo tourists were overtaken by dnrk- issue in ncconlnnco with law. Snid form the same intimate acquaintance into a number of details, rcgulutlng ness nenr that place nnd the occu­ certificate embraces the following de­ scribed property situnted in Sominolo with the people of Florida, nor nro tho conduct of the tourists and the or­ pants camped for the night. One ma­ County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. NW they so likely to become permanent derly maintenance of the grounds. In chine ,n high priced touring car, ntcor of NE 1-4, Sec. 32, Twp. 19 S., settlers or to make permanent Invest­ every way, the ordinanco is complete trnctrd the fancy of n member of a Range 30 E. Run E 12 ch., S 20 ch ments. For thoso reasons, it is to lie and under it the enmp will he assured gnng nnd he attempted to run it nwny to S and L E Ry Wly along snmo regretted that some means nro not of decent supervision. More cities nftfir the campers hod gone to sloop, 7 Vi ch. N 29 deg. W 10.90 ch. W 10 available to convert them into regular should follow in the steps of West but found it was locked and he could ch, S 11.13 ch. NEly 23 ch., S 14 dog., Palm Reach.—Lakeland Advertiser. whiter rcHidonts. not get the motor started, E 8 ch., S 04 deg., W to pt. 30 ch. W This never can he done entirely, and At midnight several of the gnng of IC line of Sec. nnd 10 ch. N of S certninly it can not lie done by grumb­ AVOIDABLE ACCIDENTS returned with a truck, attached a tow line of NE 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor. ling at the way the northorn people rope to the enr nnd started quietly off. j of NW 1-4 of Sec. N to NW cor. of who spend the winter hero seek their All went well until the truck and its Sec. E to heg, 187 acres. Tho said Accidents will hnppen, wo prasumc, accommodations. Tho tourists are not tow reached the brick paved high- innd being assessed nt tho dnto of the to he slighted or thought the less of as long as the human rnco lives, hut way where the driver of the truck issuance of such certificate in tho because thoy prefer to look after their at that, it would appear tho most of speeded up. The hurst of spued was name of Jacob Kissel. own comforts while here. At the same them, should novor havo happened. Unless snid certificates shall be re­ answered by yells from the touring At the recent national safety conven­ timo, the Temptation to seek perman­ enr nnd it developed that whilo nearly deemed according to law, tax deed tion in Boston statistics wore given ent quarters ought to lie constantly nil of the tourists hnd pitched camp will issue thereon on the 30th day of held out to them. And this can bo showing that them wore 23,000 fatal nnd were sleeping undor tents, two November, A. D. 1921, done only by mnking terms and ac­ accidents in Industry in tho United Witness my official signature and States in 1919. Nun-fatal accidents women had elected to sleep in tho commodations attractive. sen! th u the 25th day of Octobor, A. It all runs hack to ono point. Florida amounted to the staggering sum total car. The bandits in stealing the ma­ D. 1921, of 575,000 in the class of thoso neces­ chine had not discovered it wns occu­ neodn more houses. In fact, houses (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, sitating four weeks' aliHonco from pied. ought to be so plentiful thnt they Clerk Circuit Court, The thieves immediately cul the would lease nt the snmo rate of inter­ work, while upwards of 3,000,000 were Sominolo County, Fla. est thnt the capital Invested would hurt by accident sufficiently to lone 1 tow rope mid disappeared in tre dark- 10-25-fltdh By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. one dny from regulnr tnHks. ness ,leaving the touring cur and Its bring if loaned. That 1h tho only real It is thought thnt these fatal acci­ frightened passengers on the high­ teHt of fairness In fixing rcntnls, and, dents do not Include household acci­ way. The enr wiu towc ’ back to being also tho result of natural econ­ dents nnd startling ns tho total of all Lockhart by the flrrt pa* ;!n,' motor­ omic laws, it would tnku care of tho tho accidents record is, it is entirely ist. problem automatically if the country reashnalde to suppose that no effort had its normal supply of housing,— GUARANTEED was mndo to eliminate such cnsunltlcs. ASK FOR Y 1UR RECEIPT. Lakeland Telegram. The speed mania is responsible for n Subscribers tj the Daily Hernld largo Hlmro of tho accidents listed und should ask * »r ■ receipt when tho the victims were tnrgely from thu carrier bry lollect from you. It is Non-Skid $ 7.90 ranks of childhood. The Record has the only protection you hnvo in ease 30x3 HEINZ FIG PUDDING pointed out timu and again thnt the the carrier chnnpes or there happens 9.90 Ilont a can of Heinz Fig Pud­ nvorngu death from the uutomobile is to be n mlrtake hi the account. Each 30x3>/2 Non-Skid ding In boiling wator for 30 nothing Hhort of murder. carrier boy is supplied with receipt 14.90 minutes. Tho mania Is speed, more speed, not­ books, and is commanded to give n 32x3»/2 Non-Skid Tho following makes a good withstanding when .fuct nro nifted in receipt by tho Herald. See that yo’» 31x4 Non-Skid 15.90 sauce to sorve with tho pud­ court tho speeder was going nowhoro rot your receipt a t the end of each ding: 1 tablospoon buttor; 1 In particular. Slmplu precaution In week if you are pr.vinir thr.t way. 32x4 Non-Skid 16.90 scant tablospoon flour; 3 table­ driving nnd a sane speed limit would, KEY WEST—Captain John W. spoons sugar; Cinnamon to in our opinion, cut down tho nppalllng 33x4 Non-Skid 17.90 .............mviuuiivai Thou th e re ! Tierce, who hns served 02 years uh a [ dcatli rate of accidents. Usto, When blended add hIowIh tho curelessnoBH of tho airplano mo- ( const nnd bnr pilot has rotirod nnd QA v 4 Jy 1-2 cup milk nnd 1 cup of Non-Skid 18.90 chanic nnd tho conscquont trngedy. will remain ashore hereafter. Captain ( water. Cook until smooth. When Whilo tho industrial institutions n p - Picrco who hns the dean of pilots on cool pour into boston egg. pnruntly care little what bocomes o f , tho coast between Pensacola and ( tho worker, tho worker, In a greater Hampton Ronds, wns born tn K ey( «wJ D f i t i l r T I r a P ’n number of Instances, euros oven less. West tn 1837, nnd when his parents , W a !% • L 1 I 1 K A l l " V /U a There should bo ns big a campaign ' came hero from Bormuda they erected O rla n d o , F i t . Phones 497-494 on to ban accidents ns thore Is to ban tho first frame house on tho (stand. WELAKA BLOCK THE CHARACTER ~T. ' u ' v;i ’■ ' AND ABILITY :in :•. of the men behind this institution is such to insure the exercise of the greatest care and efficiency in the management of the affairs of this Bank. You are safe in placing your funds in the custody of such men. :W ~ iw yW: «» : .* WS5£ “53 a.- X. J PEERLESS TIRES 1 Deane Turner L J ___ First N ational Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Forster, Pres. 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 Attorney-nt-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA HARTFORD BATTERY . “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Wieland PURE WATER Elder Springs Water 1 99.98% PURE Phone Sll-W Sanford, FU OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Oak nnd First LORD’S PURITY WATER Geo. W. Knight AS GOOD AS THE BEST Real E state and Insurance FLORIDA FLORIDA CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Specifications Chet rf nilj Furnished All Work Guaranteed H. T. PACE P. O. Box IH Expert Repairing *:* *:• Sanford Constructs Co, GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage SANFORD -:* t Dally Service Phons 197 i ..Employment Bureau.. SANFORD NOVELTY The vocational committee of the Busi­ WORKS ness and Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring employment to register nt the First National Bank. AGNES G. UERNKIt, Chairman V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work D. F. SUMNER CONTRACTOR and BUILDER PAINTER 517 Commercial Street -Sanford, Fla ta r k i M in i Tons house WIU O a t r u l a r T tk» Job I ; tk» Hoar PS O V S SIB 11B LAUREL ATE. TRANSFER “WE DELIVER THE GOODS" Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. Quick Service Transfer General Machine and Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bends in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned If we please‘you, tell others; if o» tell us. Phone 498 Sanford Steam Laundry Hotel Montezuma FOR SERVICE Call 146-J “Sanford’s New Hotel" Storage Facilities HOTELS 91.50 Up Per Day •W. RAWLING, Prop. Acteylene Welding OF ALL KINDS Sanford Welding Co. Located In Eagle Illdg,, 205 Onk Ave. Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Av* New Era Printery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING GILLON & FRY INSURANCE Electrical Contractors N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. Phone 442 111 Park Ay W. T. ROBERTS, Agent Office supplies of oil kinds at T Herald Printing Co, When yon ws Sanford Florida anything tn this line tea The flare! W# have It or can gat i t DRINK Elder Springs Water, ft. 09 98_1#c —Gat your 8cratch Pads fro* TM «r cent pure. Pban. sij_ Herald—by the pound—lie . �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1921 Util# Hsppol*!* Mention of Mattera In Brief Peroonal Item* of Intoreot InC and About ,» y't ah The City «£ Snmmsry of the Floating Small Talka Saeelactly Arrangod for Herald Beadara We can save you money on a bat -tery. IIof-Mac Battery Co. 197-fltp Hiram Kirkmnn, of A tlanta, is In the city cnlling on old friends and a t­ tending to business. Havo your watches and Jewelry r* paired at McLaulln'a. Two first class watch makers. Prompt service. 140- tfc TEMPERATURE : --------Some wenther! Somo weather! Oh boy, tho Joy of Ufa Is living in Florida where tho weather is made to order. 84 yesterday. Can you bent it, nnd nlmost Thanksgiving? 3:40 A. M. NOVEMBER 13 Maximum .................... 84 Minimum .................. 54 At time of Observation 02 Barometer .................. 30.20 A* ................................. 19 to Wind: Nortwost. Indications nro for clearIng nnd cooler weather. * to to to to to to to to m to to to to to to to to to Woodruff, of to to ta to to to to to to to In Miuml dur­ wore register­ her sister. Mrs. Trammell was tho hotel.—Miami guest here of Mrs. G. F. Smith, nnd Mrs. M. H. Mabry, who motored to’ Winter Park with her. The Ladles of the Episcopal Church will hold their Ilaxanr and Supper, 000 cures Chills nnd Fever. 190-lGtc December 1st and 2nd In the Parish (louse. 171-tfc Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sanford, were visitors ing the past week, nnd ed at the Tn-MInml Herald. The I). of W., will hold a bnznnr and have a turkey supper in the store room formerly occupied by the Popu­ lar Market in the Wolnkn block, Sat­ urday, November 10. 100-lOts. Hupmobile makes fin­ al reduction, open mod­ els, $1250, Detroit.—B. & O. MOTOR CO., San­ ford. • 188-tfc Mr and Mrs. John M. Bums, of Columbia, Term., nro expected to a r ­ rive this afternoon nnd will be tho guests of their daughter, Mrs. How­ ard I’ .Smith, at her home on Sanford Heights. Mrs. It. J .Holly, Mrs. J. G. Sharon, nnd Mrs. A. M. Phillips left this morning in the Holly car for Gaines­ ville where they will attend the meet­ ing of the Federation of Woman's Clubs. Mrs. Holly and Mrs. Sharon To prevent a cold lake 6(56. 19C-15tc will be tile guests of the former’s son and bis wife, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Hotly. Hupmobile makes fin­ al reduction, open mod­ els, $1250, Detroit.—B. & 0. MOTOR CO., San­ J. E. Szymanski, of Scranton, Pa., is p en d in g some time here a t the Montezuma. B B B B a B flflB B B B flB B B B B B flB a B a a B flB B B B B flB flB B B B B B B flflB a flB B B B B flB B B B B B B flB B flB B B B B flB B B B B a a i - .... . Vito Catolano, of Selma, Ala., is spending several days here attend­ ing to business. the w eather For Florida: Fair tonight and Wednesday, except probably showers In the extremo north portion. G. E. Lavignc, of Longwood, was in the city yesterday transacting busi­ ness. "■* • • - (106 cures Malarial Fever. 19G-lGtc Dr. Rhodes and family are now oc­ cupying tho neat now bungalow on Palmetto avenue botween Eloqehth and Twelfth streots recently purchas­ ed from Geo. A, DoCottes. Dr. Rhodes Is a recent arrival from Georgia and Is n dentist of much experience. :B n r y © p jy iE 7 a gift of a bath robe for him for Christmas, drop in and look at the nice shipment we have just received and pick out yours and we will lay, it ^ aside for you. B fl fl B B A o n d l ftlh® gaum ® w wnftlfo : KNIGHT STILL h : IN THE LEAD IN ; :b TRAP SHOOTING b Bed room slippers, all styles, collar boxes, or anything in our line. You | are sure to get them if you look them over now. We have just a limit- { The Sanford Rod & Gun Club hqld its Tegular trap shoot at the cllib' ed number of these valuable Gifts. grounds on Inst Thursday, but on E count of tho many activities surround­ I ing tho celebration of Armistice Day B the results havo not heretofore been s published. \ s B Tho scores ns a rule wore better than usual and almost every one of the contestants improved their score. Thu day’s score together with tho .sea­ son’s average is ns follows: Dny’s Season Pet. Score Knight, G. W........... .743 Gibbs, L. 11................ .... 50-38 .740 Alien, Raymond L. ....... 30-37 .728 Puleston, S. ............ .... 50-43 .853 Hardin, Roy ............ .... 75-58 .049 Whittier, Clms........... .030 Stevens, It. E........... .... 25-13 .012 Smith, II. P. ........... .... 50-42 .009 Brantley, John ....... .... 25-10 .003 Thigpen, W. J ........... .000 Hill, W. C...... .......... ..... 59-28 .591 Maxwell, It. C.......... . .... 25-17 .551 Higgins, E d ............ .537 Kolb, L. C. ............. .... 25-12 .480 .473 Stootoff, C. ........ .408 Akers, Frank ......... Tolar, J. N. .440 Roper, L, F. ............ 300 Mr. Lloyd, a visitor, who is said to he a professional marksman, made a score of ,840, breaking 03 out of 73. His score is not shown above. B B fl B B 7/ /f s w t f f r / M r / s y / F f f f lr k r B B a B B fl fl S a n fo r d . F la . H. W. NICKERSON Public Accountant; Audits—Systems Income Tnx Service Room Id McNcill-Dnvis Bldg. Phone 882 Orlnndo, Fin. WARD & RIVE FOR S A L E 6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000 2-story, 5-room house, new....... 3,750 Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750 New 5-room cottage with large rooms ,on brick ro a d ........ 4,200 Terms CITY LOTS— EASY PAYMENTS Other Desirable Ileal Estate. Wo can Suit any Inquiry GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL MAKES OF CARS Old Ford Garage Terms Terms Terms A. P. CONNELLY West First St. ATTENTION, CO I). Headquarters, Co. I), 1st Inf. FNG,, Again wc say, see us for your gen­ SANFORD WILL SOON Sanford, Fla., Nov. 13, 1921. erator, starter nnd mngneto troubles. HAVE COMMODIOUS Orders No. 80. —Hof-Mnc Unttcry Co. 197-Otp NEW CLUB HOUSE. 1. All officers and enlisted men of 188-tfc this organization are hereby ordered (ififi quickly relieves a cold. 19fl-15tc The contract has been let by the to report a t the Armory (court house) The negro Baptist church at tho hoard of governors and the building Tuesday night November 13, 1921, nt turner of Ninth street nnd Palmetto Mrs. John G. Leonard! and Mrs. E. committee <*f the club fur the erection 7:30, for the purpose of drill and in­ avenue was totally destroyed by a llru M. Gnllowny left yesterday for Jack­ of it fine club house on their grounds GEO. A. DECriTTES, of unknown origin at about 10:80 lust sonville, where they attended a ban­ on Union avenue and Lake Monroe, struction. Capt. Inf. FNG., Commanding. night. The flames wore confined to quet last night given for the Business and tiie building will he completed on the mie building and no other dnmngc Women’s Club. They will go from or about March 1st. NOTICE LEGIONARIES. •was done. Jacksonville to Gainesville where they It is to ho regretted that the build­ will attend a special meeting of the ing cannot he finished in time to ,he All members of Campbell-Lossing ltnli-My-Tisni, a pain killer. I9fl-15te Woman’s Club. Several members of of more service to the tourists this Post are urged to attend a meeting of the Sanford Woman’s Club will join season hut on account of several de­ the Post nt the court boost Friday lays, it was impossible to let tile con­ evening, 8 o’clock. Regular annual Hupmobile makes fin­ them there. tract and get the plans ready before election of officers and report of the reduction, open mod­ (Kill cures Bilious Fever. 190-15tc this time, Tiie contractor, Frank year’s activities. Don’t fail to ho Lousing, Ims agreed to push tho work there and bring a new member. $1250, Detroit.—B. FORD has ndnptcd tho witli all possible speed, and the club L. F. ROPER, & O. MOTOR CO., San­ useHENRY of tho GIANT “ EXIDE" Bntter- will lie complete before the contract 201-4te. Post Com’dr. 1ies for Ford cars. We give service, time, if possible. ' 188-tfc buy, soli nnd exchange bnltories for The club house .will lie approxi­ MASONS ATTENTION | all makes automobiles, genuine mately 00x70 feet on the ground, one ttrazls Russo, of Selma, Ala., was "EXIDE" service. Get tho host.— story, and basement, with a fine audi­ There will be n regular meeting of registered at the Montezuma yester­ RAY BROTHERS, phono 318. 100-tfc torium. The size of the auditorium Sanford Lodge No. (12, F. & A. M., day while here on business. is smaller than nt first contemplated, tonight nt 7:30 in the lodge room. Ruh-My-Tism for Rheumatism. hut provision is made whereby it can iii(j-ir>tc easily ho enlarged when occasion de­ Work will ho conferred In the Third HUt SALE—Eight room house with Degree. This will in* the last meet­ bath. Immediate possession. Small mands without any changes in the ing before the annual election night. Bazaar and*Turkey Supper Sntur- present building. In fact the club pay meat down, long time on balance. Visiting Masons Welcome. __ ( _ _ _ _ _ day, November 19, in the Welaka house, as it will ho built is a com­ Si . Lane or address Box 782, Day­ 109-Tu-Sat-4w block, room formerly occupied by the pleted unit of the original plnn which tona, Fla. ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. Popular Market. Daughters of Wcs- called for a chib house to cost approx­ The Temple Pipe Organ Club will 11,11 10tl' imately $28,000 and this original plan Subscribers to the Daily Herald can ho carried out nt any time the should nnk for a receipt when the bold its Christmas Bazaar November 20th at Moore’s Optical Parlor, opp. To break a cold lake li(i«. lUtJ-lfitc club feels able to do ho/ -The building carrier hoys collect from you. It is to he built at thiH time Is said to cost: tho only protection you hnvo in case Postoffice. 200-tfc -------M. Hockenburg, of New York, is less than half that amount. tho cnrrlor changes or there hnppens Mrs. Park Trammell returned to mnklng his headquarters at tho MonteThe Sanford Rod A Gun Club now to *•“ • ...uiko in tho account. Each Winter Park, Sunday afternoon, zuinn while in the city attending to has about 130 members and all lire «nrrlor hoy In supplied with receipt enthusiastic about the proposition. books, nnd is commanded to give a where she is spending tho winter with business. Sanford has long been in need of such receipt by tho Herald. Leo that you ■ ■ ■ » I M H H B H B H B H f l H B . « B B B H * B B ' : a B B B f l a B B B B I l B B B B B B B U B B f l B n n B B B n place ns is now being built, where grt your receipt nt til’ end of each the tourists ami local people ns well week If you are jt.i; ing that way. can huvo u meeting place and con­ ventions which nro nlwnys glad to u u conic to Sanford on account of our M central location in the State can have a a* n a n meeting place. > n a N b •i a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I n n a J. T. Reeves is no longer connected 1:H a a with mo In nny way, and 1 am not re­ n B 11 a sponsible for any money, fertilizer, or ti u anything he may charge to me. The u ti n u agreement I declare broken—nnd at u u R u an end. u B N MRS. M. B. ALLISON. a n M 200-D-n-W— itp . n n a K a n H “There !h a thrill in the snun<\ of W is e S e le c tio n s a H tho sons," sings the pout. For us aa u ____ n e C n d u r i n g L a s t i n g 13 there Is more thrill in tho sound of a IT your Eyed Trnubl. You or Your U m ( ^ P l e a s u r e a n d S e n t i m e n t a£ the Haws, ■ ?'**“ ■ """“ w " ■ B don’t waste nny time, hut call upon ■ L For office supplies, stationery, etc., R II ■ II come to the Herald office. ■ r. ■ Li B £ ■ n ■ Milch cows, 10 good springers Optometrist-Optician Opticians----- Jewelers that will he fresh In from one to three Phone 192 months.—E. E. BRADY'S STABLE Office Opp. P. O. Sanford, Florida ford. al els, ford. S e le c fm a th e G ifts “THE SERVICE OF SIGHT” HATCHES JEWELRY CLOCKS SILVER ^ a /m THATLAST^ McLAULIN’S 212 East F irst Street FOR SALE" TOM MOORE Classified advertisements, .3 cents a line. No ad taken for less than 25 cents, and positively no classified sds charged to anyone. Caah must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line nnd remit ac­ cordingly. FOR RENT—Suburban home. Cnll 308-J. 107tfc FOR SALE FOR SALE—Best opportunity for wholesale and retail fish market on FOR RENT—Ferndalo Apartments, furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. Eust const. Building, dock nnd ship­ L. G. Loveless, in Melsch block, 305 ping platform. Address W. P. Wil­ East First St. Phono 293-1,1 ltUtfc kinson, New Smyrna, Fin. 10-17-lm MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.—Build­ FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third ing and pier blocks, cement pockets, Street. 103-tfc cement sidewalks with guarantee to FOR RENT—One hod furnished lust and not break or crack. Gcncrul room, also garage. llfl Laurel Avo. cement contracting. All work guar­ 199-tfc anteed. Elm avenue between Third and Fourth street.—J. E. Terwilllgor, FOR RENT—Furnished front room, Prop. Phone 244-W. 178-lm-tfe also light housekeeping rooms nt 20(1 Park avo. 109-fltp FOR SALE—By owner, handsome homo furnished, modern conveni­ FOR RENT—2 bod rooms and kltchunottc, furnished for light house­ ences, garage and henring grovo; also somo beautiful home sites in a grovo keeping. 014 West Second street. on n lake. Box 11(1, Altamonte FOR RENT—Bed room, 31L Park ave­ Springs, Fla, 11-3-lmoc nue. 178-tfe FOR SALE—Belgian hares. Apply WANTED to Guo. Mcro, Hll Elm nve. Phono 234. 193-tfdh WANTED—Customers for fresh rnlik, morning and evening deliveries.—R. FOR SALE OR RENT—Cottages. J. L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu Mussoii. 19U-3tp FOR SALE—Dining table, walnut bed WANTED An ice box that will hold 100 to 150 lbs ice. Notify Herald, nnd springs. Call 3U3-J. 200-tfc 187-tfc For olHce supplies, stationery, utv., FOR RENT—Two largo comfortable come to tho Herald office. bed rooms furnished, 717 Park Avo. 193-tfc FOR RENT HAND “ SHOW CASE FOR RENT— Two furnished rooms, SECOND Wanted. Herald Printing Co. Apply 1001 Elm Avo. 152-tfc 183-Btp. FOR RENT—Two large, connecting WANTED—Show case, fivo or six rooms, suitable for couple, desiring feet long. Herald Printing Co. light housekeeping rooma. 219 Oak Ave. 185-tfc If placed end to end, the national FOlt RENT—One furnished room at debts would reach almost to the con­ 320 Oak avo. Call 308-J. 102-tfc clusion that war is unprofitable. -Got your Scratch i uUs f r m The FOR RENT—Furnished 5 roomed flat with private untruncu and gu- tho Herald office rngu, also large furnished bed room with prlvntu Imth, 914 Myrtle nve. __________________________ 105-tfc FOR RENT—Large furnished bed room, with prlvute hath; qlso gar­ age. 914 Myrtle Ave. 200-tfc. F(7irRENT—Rooms for light housekeeping, furnished, with running j water, electric lights, gas for cook-i |>le0, nntly | „ „ u„|, „ Mntly won. nowly pnporoj. A dult, . Vrmn. Avo. Aun .,ooii„,„ only. 303 French 200-lwc FOR RENT—2 large, connecting furnished housekeeping rooms, run­ ning wntor and gas. 1 housekeeping room.—Mrs. Riddling, 205 Oak Avo. Engle Homo, 200-2tp FOR RENT—A partm ent^ hot water, ' everything furnlahod. 1820 Pork Ave. Sanford Heights. 201 -atp BEST FOR BREAD Sold by L. P. McCULLER � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 15, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/13790fdefe3239eddf7935e9bf3fb36f.pdf 18a3c16d85a6d44fbe37acfe5b2cf849 PDF Text Text c Sanford THE fitv Substantial The S anford Daily Herald IN THE H E A R T OP T H E W O R L D ’S G R E ATEST volum e THB “City Substantial’ V E G E T A B L E SECTION NUMBER 202 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1921 n Sanford New Million Dollar Hotel BROTHERHOODS ARE READY problems of far east Being Built at Orlando TO MEET HALF WAY held conference attention ADJUDGED INTEGRA! D‘ DT Of the Construction Started on this Magnificent Hotel This W eek <»0W THE RIGHT SPIRIT W ill Meet the Railroad Heads on A ll Questions at Once Question o f Armaments While Naval Reduction is Progressing ALL THE OTHER WAGE CUTS and com m ittee of w hole WILL BE DISCUSSED AND MOST OF THE PETTY CASES DECIDED BETWEEN THE TWO PARTIES MADE UP OF AMERICA, ENGLAND, JA­ PAN, FRANCE, ITALY, CHINA, BEL­ GIUM, PORTUGAL, NETHERLANDS CHICAGO, Nov. 16.— (By the Associated Press).— Plans of the Brotherhood of Locomo­ tive Enginers and the Brotherhood of Locomo­ tive Firemen and Enginemen to meet demands of the rnilronds for revision of rules and work­ ing conditions agreements nnd for further wage cuts were completed yesterday at tho close of n two-day session of 650 general chnirmen und officials. Warren S. Stone, grand chief of the engi­ neers, and Willinm S. Carter, president of the firemen and enginemen, explained the settle­ ment under which the recent general striko ordr was canceled and recoived their followers’ endorsement of their action. Requests from ninety-eight rnilronds for re­ vision of rules nnd working conditions wero considered nnd the counter-demands formulat­ ed. Mr. Stone announced last night the unions were agreed on a concerted program in tho rules cases. | Announcement was made yesterday thnt tho four big brotherhoods have signed agreements with roads in the eastern, western and south­ eastern districts for sotting up adjustment boards provided for in the Esch-Cummins trans­ portation act. Two assistant grand chiefs will represent the engineers on the boards— F. A. Burgess on tho Southeastern und H. P. Daugh1erty on the western. The Brotherhood of RailUvay Trainmen will be represented by A. F. Whitney on the western and W. N. Dokas on the southeastern board. No appointments to the eastern board have been announced as yet. Representatives of the other unions hnve not yet been selected. Creation of the boards is expected to speed up the work of the United States Labor Board by relieving its docket o f the hundreds o f pet­ ty eases of individual grievances. AH such disputes will be first referred to the nearest adjustment board for arbitration, and only in event o f a deadlock on the board will tho case come before the government tribunal here. Each of tho boards is to have eight members, one from each of the brotherhoods and four repitauirtiug fciitf roads* in its territory. Agree­ ments run for one year, and may be renewed. WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.— (By Tho Asso­ ciated Press).— Problems of Far Eust whose solution is adjudged integral part o f the ques­ tion of armaments, held the attention of the conference today while plan for naval reduc­ tion was passing through tho hands of com­ mittee of experts. For. the first time delega­ tions from tho United States, Great Britain, Japan Frnnce, Italy, China, Belgium, Portugal, Netherlands, noting as committee of whole on . Far East assembled for preliminary discussion, ' and lay plans of procedure, United States nttitude is this country’s interest is not nearly so irroat in For Eastern ns nnvnl question and each power appeared waiting other speakers first There are indications that the American naval reduction plan was itself compromised on what the United States nnvnl experts first proposed ns American delegate suggested orig­ inally probnbly be unacceptable to Great Brit­ ain, Japan, American suggestion not limit air­ craft understood not only be beenuse convertib­ le commercial aircraft to wnr purposes but in order not binder air developments. WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.— Decision was reached at an executive meeting of the com­ mittee on limitation of armaments lnte yester­ day to appoint a commission of admirals from each delegation to draft a report on naval irmaments. Tho report will deal with details under the plan broached by Secretary of State Hugh­ es, which nlrendy has been accepted in princiP The commission will be composed of one ad­ miral from each delegation, under the presi­ dency of Theodore Roosevelt, nssistnnt secre­ tary of tho United States Navy, and will be as­ sisted by the technical experts and advisors ot the several delegations. A resolution directing the secretary of the navy to stop all work and expenditures on the nine battleships and six battle cruisers in var­ ious stages of construction in private and gov­ ernment shipyards was introduced yesterday by Representative Britton, Illinois, ranking Repub.„li>v’ i) member, on tho-licusc nnva! a f fa L a com­ mittee. »i Roads in the enstorn territory which have already sinned the agreement include the Baltimore & Ohio systom; New York Central; Cleveland, Cincin­ nati, Chicago Si St. Louis; I.nko Erio & Western; Toledo & Ohio Central; Zanesville & Western; Kanawha & Michigan; Boston & Albany; Michi­ gan Central; Pittsburg <fc Lake Erie; RAILROAD MEN DISCOVER FISH Indiana Harbor Belt Railway; Cincin­ nati Northern; Kanawha & West Vir­ CAR FILLED WITH To Enable Commission to Delve Into History of ginia; Evansville, Indianapolis & LIQUOR Terre Haute. Many Who Gd W rong Tho southeaster ndistrict agreement (Ilr Thr AaanrlMrd I’ rraa) JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 10.—Start­ hears the signatures of tho Atlnntn & ( H r T h e A e e s c liH r U l * f . .. described as "recent shocking disclos­ ing to ico refrigerator enr billed as West Point; Western Railway of AlaDETROIT, Nov. 10.— Insufficient ures of criminality in the elty of containing fish from Minmi to Knn- jhama; Atlantic Coast I.lno; Central appropriations to unable civil Bcrvico Washington where at this time a po­ ' sas City, rnilroad mon todny dlscovor- o f Georgia; Charleston & Western commission to investigate moral char­ liceman is held for theft of an nutolod fish barrels in car contained fino Carolina; Chosapoako & Ohio; Florida acter nnd record of persons certified moblle," Bartlett declared tho com­ Scotch ryo whiskies. Sheriff It. E, East Const; Georgia Railroad; Louis­ for government servico is "probably mission hnd determined on account of I Merritt nnd federal prohibition offic­ ville & Nashville; Loulsvlllo, Ilondorresponsible for even criminality ami this, although no provision for it, to ers seized tho shipment. son & St. Louis; Nnshvlllo, Chatta­ dishonesty" in service, John II. Bart­ mnko chnrncter investigations nnd nooga & St. Louis; Norfolk & West­ lett, president commission, today told ratings henceforth in certifying appli­ SUWANEE SPECIAL WRECKED ern; Norfolk Southern; Richmond, tho convention of national civil service IN TENNESSEE TODAY cants for Washington police force. Frodoricksburg & Potomac; Seaboard reform league. Referring to what he NO ONE SERIOUSLY HURT. Air I.lno; Winston-Salem Southbound; Gulf & Ship Island. 4 STATE ROAD NO. 2 GENERAL PERSHING KISSED (H r T h e A ssociated P ress) In the wosturn territory tho agree­ THROUGH MARION CO., CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 10— The BRITISH WAR MOTHER HAS HERN STARTED Suwannee Speciul on tho Cincinnati ment has been approved by eighteen AT BANQUET LAST NIGHT roads. Southern, from Chicago to Tnmpn,, ( n r T h e A ssociated P res*) ( H r T h e A a a o cI n le U P r e s s ) OCALA, Nov. lfl.—Tho building of was wrecked at Spring City today. .ELLIS LOR INC, NOMINATED PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lfl.—Gener­ State Road No. 2, through Marlon Three persons were Injured, including COMMISSIONER TO GERMANY al Pershing, on being introduced to county hns virtually been stnrtcd with It. M. Loudy, of St. Cloud, Fla. Mail, SAYS PRESIDENT HARDING. Mrs. Amelin Emma McCudden, Brit­ the construclon of a convict enmp near hnggngc nnd two conches wore derail­ ish war mother, at n banquet to MnrWASHINGTON, Nov. lfl— Ellis Stnntnn at the southern end of tho ed hut nobody sorlously hurt. rjinll Foch Inst night, complimented While several conches were derail­ Loring, American commissioner to county under way. Two gangs o f for­ Mrs. McCudden on her visit to Amer­ ty convicts each are to bo put to work ed, tho Suwnnnco Special kept right Germany, was nominate today by ica and kissed her. on tho road with possibly a larger on nnd nobody wns hurt according to President Hnrdlng, ns chnrgo d’afCincinnati ofYiccB of the road. fairs to Germany. force later. TRY A DAILY HZBALD WAWT AD. FISH BARRELS CANNOT INVESTIGATE RECORDS AMBASSADORS HAD BOOZE AT APPLICANTS FOR CIVIL SERVICE BRILLIANT JACKSONVILLE INSUFFICENT APPROPRIATIONS SOCIAL AFFAIR Tho hnttlcships involved nro tho Colorado, Washington, West Virginia, South Dakotn, Indlnnn, Montana, North Dakota, Indiana, Montana, No. Carolina, Iowa and Massachusetts. Tho battle cruisers specified are tho Lexington, Constellation, Snratogn, Ranger, Constitution and the United States. weeks enter­ "Hecnuso of tho consideration,” tho s e c r e t a r y TAINS MARSHAL EOCII resolution declared, "o f matters of ANI) GEN. DIAZ agreement other thnn nnvnl arma­ ment, it is probnblo that tho nrmn(Hr Thr Annoclntrd I’ res*) mont conference may contlhuo in ses­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—Secre­ sion for sovernl months boforo n final tary Weeks was host todny at a understanding and satisfactory con­ luncheon in honor of Marshal Foch, clusion has been reached." General Dial), and military advisors respectively to French, Italian deloEARTHQUAKE RECORDED gntlon to nrmnmcnt conference. Tho .niTnir which was given at tho Metro­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.— A pro­ politan club, was ono of tho most bril­ nounced cnrthqunkc shock was rec­ liant functions of conference. Rank­ orded on tho seismogrnph a' George­ ing mumbors of tho military nnvnl town University todny, tho estimated delegations to conference, hends of distnneo of tho ^tlBturbanco being 1,- various divisions of tho Amoricnn 0«0 miles from Washington and prob­ army nnd Chairmen of tho sonnto, nbly to the south. Tho tremors be houso military committees woro ing at .‘LIB o’clock, nttalncd th*lr among thoso Invited. maximum intensity at 4:10 and ended at 5:05 o’clock. C. K. M’QUARRIE DIED AT GAINESVILLE TODAY WELL KNOWN IN STATE. TAMPA, Nov. 10.— Arthur Gill, al­ leged lender of a gnng thnt attempted to rob the cigar factory pnyroll auto­ mobile of $21,000 September 4, was declnred snno by a lunney commis­ sion todny. The trinl of GUI and two more are postponed until Thursday. GAINESVILLE, , Nov. 10.—C. K. McQuarrie, who has been in chnrgo of tho farm demonstration work nnd n member of the experiment station staff, died here todny. © M (S © = T @ "S G M ID )A Y = S C H O O L BAY, M O V E M B E B MAKE IT WE ARE INVITING YOU TO THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF YOUR CHOICE P E R C E N T COOPERATING SUNDAY SCHOOLS Methodist, Congregational, Presbyterian, Baptist. �TH ^ PAN fQRD DAILY. H g y A L P g T U ^ P A Y , NOVEMBER 1& JM 1 rA G E 8DL to nn Immense field of whoat rathor than let It fall Into tho hands of tho British. Sho gavo thousands of dol­ lars nnd supplies to tho revolutionary army. Susan Llvinston wns tho daughter of a British subject who wns ardently attached to his country, but upon tho colonies declaring their Independence Read at tho November meeting of ho enst his lot with Washington and D A V ID P O W E L L in tho Salllo Harrison Chapter, N. S., D. beenmo n rebel governor of Hew Jer­ A. It.: sey. Susan Livingston wns ono of n That all Amorlcn honors Mnrtha number of beautiful sisters, who was Washington, Is duo not entirely to tho famed for their benuty nnd were call­ fnct thnt sho was tho dearly lovod ed "The Livingston Graces." Ono ‘ ‘ wife of our greatest hero but because dark night two regiments of redcontB sho possessed thoso heroic qualities went to tho Livingston homo, called Every wearer of a Manhat­ that mnke women grent In whntever Liberty Hall, to securo tho governor walk of life they nro found. At tho nnd somo Important military papers. -Also F O X N E W S tan Shirt understands what it time of her marrlngo to Qeorgo Wash­ Susan led them from room to room ington, she owned one of tho largest apparently hunting tho dispatches and means to enjoy the exacting estates on tho Pnumonk?y river, and finally led them to whero the pnpers it wns standing nt tho door of hor were secreted hut pretending that fit they are always certain of beautiful colonial homo thut tho young they wero love letters and begged the Tomorrow— Viola Dana in “ Life’s Darn hero fresh from his first military officers not to read them and stated in a Manhattan. triumphs saw nnd lovod ^Martha Cur­ Funny” also a two-part Comedy thnt Hhe would givo them tho dis­ tiss. After tholr marriage sho lived patches, reaching upon tho topmost the life of tho Virginia gentry and It shelf of tho bookcase sho handed them wns not until tho Revolutionary war somo logal looking documents nnd thnt she showed thoso traits that they departed happily not dreaming mndo her fnmous. During tho darkest thnt they had been foiled by a girl’s days of tho Revolution sho wns con­ quick wit. stancy with Washington nt army Florida hns n heroine, while not of headquarters relieving Buffering nnd w ..................... | Revolutionary fame, did her shnro to­ ministering In overy way to the sol­ ward discovering Florida nnd thereby A N Y P A R T OF T O W N , ON T ER M S TO 5 diers; upon her Washington relied for ndding later a state to tho union; this SUIT Y O U S help, comfort nnd inspiration. Martha In Donna Dolores tho ward and love of Washington gave to tho country Its Ponce do Leon. Tho story of his hunt ■ highest Ideal of wifehood, loyalty und You can make money buying for advance. ■ for the fabled fountain is too old to he ■ ■ patriotism. retold but hlH love for his henutiful ■ You are going to build a home one o f these £ It is interesting to note thnt nltho, ■ and young wnrd wns tho lnccntivo ■ days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it | our statesmen felt able to write our that led him to tho Lnnd of Flowers. ■ ■ constitution, they sought tho aid of a In his douth delirium ho saw her ■ by easy stages. ■ ■ woman in designing the flag, which drinking from tho fabled fountnin. ■ If you have some money, will build one or , is the outward symbol o f our country. Ing nt Monticello on tho vneat lot re­ Histories differ, somo snylng thnt he ■ Betsy Ross was a Quakeress and . cently ncquired by him. married her boforo his death nnd oth­ S two houses. when very young rnn nwny nnd mar­ A now fruit concern has recently : Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the £ ers saying thnt ho did not. ried John Ross, who soon died lonvbeen organized nt Arcndln with a cap To tho ones thnt preservo tho tra­ ing her n very young widow nnd she game now. ditions of tho Republic in loynlty nnd itnl stock of $50,000.. kept open hin tailor shop nnd soon patriotism is duo as much honor as The new postofTIce building has re attained quite a reputation In what thoso that aided to securo It nnd to cently been completed nt Avon Bark wo would now call tho decorating proMary S. Lockwood, tho Littlo Mother and is now occupied. fessiqn. When the committee appoint­ of tho D. A. It. Is duo a inednl of hon­ The lllllsoboro CSrocery Co., a The Florida Furniture Factory in a S ■ ed by Congress, consisting of George a prominent now Industry located *nt wholesale grocery concern of Tnmpn, Washington, Robert Morriss nnd Col. or. Sho had the thought nnd inspira­ ■ ■ ■ tion that lend to tho founding of tho ■ I,ake Worth. They are manufactur­ have recently ncquired three building George Russ, to design a flag for the : ■ will start new born Republic, they went at once great society whoso aim is to preing every day useful household furni­ lots at Haines City and AGENT ■ ture made in hardwood of every de­ soon tin tho building of a home for to her and sho without further ado, seve these sacred traditions. To the ones thnt give to an entire their branch at that point. scription. while they were talking clipped out state this now vision Is due not only The city of Jacksonville are con­ The Hanta Rosa school hoard aro our fivo pointed star. Tho day after calling for bids for the construction templating In the nenr future of the the flag was adopted by congross she thnt state’s loyalty and dovotion of a handsome $4,000 school build­ erecting of another lighting plant to married Joseph Ashhurn, a son cap­ which she has in full measure hut n SO U TH ERN AG R IC U LTU R IST place also in tho history of that stato he used for emergency. ■ ing in thnt county. , tain, who died a prisoner, nnd hor ■ for she is building a structure of pa­ Contracts hnvo been let to K. W. third hushnnd John Clnypolc died of Among the new industries recently ■ NASHVILLE, TENN. triotism for the future and to such a ■ established at Leesburg one of them Parker by the city of Tampa for the wounds received In battle. It la easy one Florida is proud to refer "Tho D. is a moss products company. Tho plant building of 500 feet of scawnll which to helievo thnt sho wns un extremely The Giant of the South by the attractive woman and must hnvo been A. R. mother of Florida, Mrs. Jocling has already started operating and arc was recently washed nwny Christopher, of Jacksonville." Its immense popularity is duo not only to the fact that using ns their materinl the green moss storm at a cost of around $10,000. patriotic ns well to give threo hus­ Mm. Arthur B. (’ d ikes, of Jackson­ every line in it is written for Southern farm families by The Armour Co., recently secured bands for hor country. and making a finished product which ville, Is not only tho war mother of men nnd women who know and appreciate Southern condi­ ■ is used for upholstering and automo­ a permit for the building of a ware­ A West Virginia woman preformed D. A. R. in Florida hut the mothor of tions, but to tho practically unlimited personal service which ■ house for their business nt Orlando. ono of tho most outstanding nets of ■ bile industries. Salllo Harrison Chapter of Sanford. ■ The new building for the First Nnt- heroism during the colonial dnys. A is given to subscribers without charge. Work is to lie started on Decem­ ■ Lot the seed of loyalty to our coun­ ■ ionnl Bank of Clermont Is nearing little hand of men nnd women woro ber 1st on the handsome church build­ try thut sho has planted never die Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun­ ■ completion. It will be ready for oc­ ■ imprisoned in Fort Henry when it wns ing for the First Baptist at riant but grow and flourish until the debt dreds of different subjects— nil without charge. When you N besieged by tho Indinns. The defend­ cupancy within ten dnys. City. thet Seminole county owes her nerued become a subscriber this invaluable personal service is yours. ■ Hamilton county officials will billld ers of the Fort woro almost without Ten new stores will he started at interest with oneh succeeding genera­ That is one renson why we have— Miami very soon by Roy C., Wright. a bridge across the Aalphn river which powder and Elizabeth Znno begged tion nnd our sisters will join us in ■ Tlie cost will be around $.'10,000 and will cost approximately $100,000. It permission to secure a keg in her calling her blessed for site builded bet­ 375,000 CIRCU LATIO N ■ will he a permanertt alTuIr built of brother’s house outside of the stock­ contracts has been let. ter thun she know. ade. Hnving been given permission, Work is progressing on tho new concrete and steel. Let us not forget that cuch of these Contracts will be lot by the city of sho wns let out of the gnte. She flow bruve women stood first in the plnce building at Bradestown for the First Daytona for over $400,000 worth of on fear winged feett and the Indinns of thoir homes, their devotion to their! ■ National Bank of that city. Inughtcd to see a squaw appear be­ A proposed offlco building costing street paving. families and hut>Lnnu% and that each ]J 23 W est Adam s St. fore tnom but as she darted out of The celebrated Putnam Inn, nn old approximately $H5,000 will lie erect­ Ladies’ W ear heroine stood sponsor for a hero, that tho house with the powder slung over hotel at Daytona, was recently de­ ed at Tallahassee to bo six stories, their family life was a benediction to her shoulder they understood her mis­ built of steel and concrete. Tho first stroyed by fire. all about them and their dovotion to Work hns been started on the foun­ sion and death laden arrows began to country was not surpassed. floor will be occupied by the Citizens dation for a handsome ncv.' church to fly hut God rendered the fusilado of Bank. MRS. II. J. STARLING. A new $1*00,000 store building will lie erected by the Methodists of Okoe- shot powerless nnd tho only injuries ■ she received were a wound in the arm be built during the next year on tho choboe. WEEK’S WEATHER Jacksonville, Florida and the clipping o ff of a lock of hair. corner of Adams and Laura street at Probably Molly Stark docs not de­ When you feel thnt your matrimon­ Jacksonville, by the jewelry firm of Weather Outlook for the Period of No­ serve the prominent place wo are giv­ Oreenleaf St Crosby. Contracts have ial venture Is « failure, keep still and vember 11 to Ml, Inclusive ing her for her fame comes through go ahead nnd cat hrenkfost. not been yet lot. WASHINGTON, Nov. IB.—South her influence upon her husband. At m T. J. McClellan will start the erec­ Atlantic nnd East Gulf States: Local tho Battle of Bennington, Captain Wo extend to you a most cordial invitation to visit our ex■ Buy it with a Ilcrnld Want Ad. tion soon of a new threo store buildStark shouted "Boys there nro tho rninH huginning of week, generally wm elusive Specialty Shop featuring Red Coats. Hcforo night they nro fuir thereafter; temperature below ours or Molly Stark sleeps a widow.” normal. ■ ■ Tho thing that strikes us most is tho ■ ■ purity of her life and the devotion to TWO COMMUNISTS ■ m ■ ARE ARRESTED. ■ her husband. Sho followed him into ■ ■ ■ camp nnd before the Battle of Copp’s IS TH E K E Y TO TH E H E A LTH (Dr Tb* AxocUUd Frau) ■ : Hill ho gavo her a horse and instruct­ ■ LISBON, Nov. 15.—Two men hnve PROBLEM ed her to mount when she saw tho ■ ■ British to spread the alarm into tho been arrested here charged with plac­ ■ ■ Health is the natural order. neighboring country. The married ing the bomb which exploded in tho ■ .• ■ ■ lifo o f thoso two was one of singular stnirense of tlie Amcricnn consulate ■ ■ Disease is a disturbance of natur­ here November 1. A third man, who ■ At the Lowest Prices in the City ; beauty and devotion. ■ al conditions. ■ in said to hnvu remained outside un ■ At the Battle of Monmouth wo We have many well pleased and satisfied patrons in your ■ The Brain is the Health power find a woman doing Red Cross ser­ guard, is being sought. Both tho ■ men arrested are said to be commun­ city nnd it will be our pleasure to convince you how much £ vice nlone. It wns Molly Ludwig llays ■ plant. t you enn save by buying nt— * and because sho guvo the dying sol­ ists. The Nerves are the medium of ■ dier water nnd ministered to the liv­ ■ m transmission of brain messag­ ing thnt she gained the name Molly s with tho pitcher or Molly pitcher. es to body parts. ■ During this awful bnttlc while slib All Nerves originate in the brain, !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ tonded the wounded under fire her ■ Have a look at the husband foil ntortnlly wounded nnd pass through the spine to var­ sho stlffllng nil grief, gave her best Winchester Window. ■ ious organs and tissues of the ■ service whoro It wns most needed, to ■ THE BALL H A R D ­ hor country. She manned the gun all ■ body. s ■ tho rest of the bnttle. Tho next dny ■ ■ W A R E CO. Any Displacement of the Spine ■ ■ Washington commended her nnd sho ■ ■ will partially close its openings, served In the nrmy eight years wear­ : s ing a soldlor’H cocked hat nnd coat. compress the soft nerves and ■ ■ ■ ■ Sho wns the first sergeant in the U. ■ cause disease. „ 1 S. nrmy thnt wns n woman. Tho Chiropractor with his hnmlfl alone, restores tho verte­ Season opens Nov. 20th. : In Catherine Schuyler wo find a brae to Its proper position, relieving tho pressure on the woman of tho highest socinl rank. Remember the Sabbath, nerves nnd nature resumes normal function. Raised in luxury during .tho rovolutlnn she preformed a grent many deeds but oh you 21st. CONSULTATION AND ANALYSIS FREE Phone for your Thanksgiving Turkey, Appalachian Oystors, Ducks, of vnlor ns well ns suffered for tho Hens, I' riers and Jones’ Dniry Farm Sausugo. Snusairo. HourH 9-12 a. m.; 1-0 p. m. Evenings by Appointment nrmy a groat mnny hardships. Whan S tho British woro nt Snrntogn sho mndo n perilous Journey to her coun­ : PIIONF, 277 try plnco for hor treusuros saying to SANFORD, FLORIDA those thnt would wnrn her. "What, ■ Garner-Woodruff Bid. lot St. opp. Mupnolin. Sanford u gonoral’s wife ufrnld.” Sho sot fire AMERICAN WOMEN OF THE OLDEN DAYS ' T ib ® i f e r Exacting F it A b ea ra n ce Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. [ W E HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS PROSPEROUS INDUSTRIAL CONDITION M e is c h \ R e a lt y C o m p a n y ! A. P. CONNELLY s s N ark 's Sam ple Shop j WELCOME STATE FAIR VISITORS \ s Your Spine s s S s M ark’s Sample Shop SPORTSMEN s Ql s \ i High-Grade Novelty Coats, Suits Dresses and Furs OIL ’EM BOYS s W . J . Kermode, D. C. I THE BALL HARD WARE COMPANY L. P. McCULLER j �00 V THE SANFORD DAILY H TWO — r H * JU M y - « r W ' We Have Engaged i l This Space— until after the holidays and will endeavor to have something interesting for the prudent buyer each day. W e are located out of the high rent district and our overhead expense is smaller than other stores, consequently we can really save you money^on every item in our stock. I W E'LL CONVINCE YOU IF YOU WILL CALL [ m S ■ 8 5 Sanford Dry Goods Co.! Corner o f Second St. and Sanford Ave. Watch qur nd for Genuine Money-Saving Specials for Satqrday and Monday WWW =frr= t' I. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 6 .1921 ■» - ^ P f : » .4 T . . ~fl. I I f - 1 ■ m,-> "T* w ■' m CIURLBS BM^IBT W A U J ^ DeCottu milking higl) scor* WAf) awarded a lovely bpudotr lamp. In' cutting for the conaoiation, which was Charles Kmmot Walker was bom u dainty vanity case, Mrs. J. E. Bar- December 22, 1848, at Woodburn, III. Tett was the fortunate one. Mrs. j After the death of his father when' Woodruff w a s presented a Dresden' he was four years old, his mother ] Doll boudoir lamp as souvenir o f the returned to Massachusetts, her native occasion. J state. He graduated from the Natick After the nwardtng of tho prises high school, was lator n student at tho hostess assisted by Mrs. R, E. |Amherst College, then wont to H^hNowman, Mrs, W. C. Hill, Mrs, D, L. tinman Medical College, in phjlodql- m Thrasher, Miss Daphne Wlmfilsh, an d; phin. There he graduated In 1878. i Miss Marie Teague, served delicious j|c hegnn tho practice of medicine in ■ refreshments of block Ice croam in yel- his home town, Nntlck, Mass., whore low and green, individual cakes Iced ho romaincd for ten years ,then movIn green, Coffee and mints, j t,(| Uongwood, Fla. Hero ho not Among those onjoying this delight- on|y continued his work as a physician ful social courtesy woro Meidames J. but beesme interested in raising or­ D. Woodruff, D. L. Thrasher, Carl anges. The last years of nis profes­ Ferran, E. M. Galloway, Goorge Her­ sional life were spent in Snnford, Fla. ring, A. P. Connelly, R. E. Newman, In 1918 his health began to fail, ho A. M. DeForrest, A. R. Key, R. F. sold out his Sanford property and Walters, B. W. Herndon, George W. went to mako his horns with his Knight, George DeCottes, Deane daughter In Wisconsin. Coming to Turner, E. D. Mobley, S. Puleston, Washington In 1018 on a visit ho de­ Frank Miller, W. T. Langley, G. D. cided to remain in tho milder climate nishop, C. E. Henry, W. C. Hill, Ralph and settled In Redmond, where ho Wight, W ? L. Morgan, H. B. Lewis, died, November 8th. Fred Williams, E. F. Housholder, F. Ho was married on October 8, E. Roumlllat, W. E. Watson, Sam Yountz, Harry Herron, Henry Wight, I J,8?0' , l i ®, Ade,aid Morton« John Mcisch, J. G. Ball, J. C. Bennett, Sn,m° n1PnIls' N‘ H- « • '■ 8Urv,vod b* Archie Betts, Ed. Bolts, R. C. Bower, hlH w,d° w* thrC° (,nuf htcra> PIorn H G. D. Hart, Goo. Fox, Aylotto F lits,' Allco wh° hn* nlw«y" Hvo<1 with her = ■ R. R. Dens, S. E. Barrett, Don Whit- pnrcntfi. Mrs. J. E. Dexter ,of Lima, r; T L Dumn,. Krc(1 WlffhL c . Ohio, nnd Mrs. C. A. DeVoe, of Ber- ■ f .S h o e R e p a i r i n g —H a n d M M E E ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a i■ * m : ■ ■ a s a a a a Bi T N l f f r i l l f i l l W to e anT t i huv N LISLE, 40c; SILK, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 a a a a a ■ ■ a a a a a : ■ a New 3-strap, low heel, patent leather Styles for Ladies; New a Brogue '~ " I It. Kirtley, Karl Schultz, Chas. Fed- lin< Wis-. 11,80 four grandchildren. « a blah, arrived Inst evening nnd will (|er( ^ Phillips, Dick Brown, 1 When n young mnn he joined tho t style for men. a a spend somo time herewith herpar- j[ow„ nj Smith, Fred Wnlsmnn, Hal First Congregational church of Nat- 5 outs, Capt. and Mrs. J.Wimbish at wight, G. F. Smith, S. M. Lloyd, Fred >*'k, and has always taken nn thuir home on Pnrk avenue. Dnlger, G. I. Loucks, Robert Hines, " ct,vo part in church life wherever he MRS. FRKI) DAIGRR, 8 o«icly Editor, Ben Caswell, I.ulu Clny, Roy Symos, has lived. Phone 217-W Mrs. It. P. Walters and Miss Eliza­ Cecil Gubhctt, Widcman Cnldwoll, J. beth Walters, of DoLnnd, were tho E. Pace, Misses Thclnm Frazer, NorPIPE ORGAN CLUB SOCIAL CALENDAR guests of Mrs. J. M. Wallace yester­ mn Herndon, Elizabeth Walters, LctTho Pipe Organ Club met with Mrs. Wednesday— Welfare Department of day, coming over to attend the bridge tie Caldwell," Adelaide Higgins,’ Fern party given yesterday afternoon by Ward, Annn I.ou Huff, Florence Hen‘ Schcllo Mnlncs, Monday afternoon, the Woman's Club will meet at the Mrs. Wallace for Mrs, J, D. Woodruff, j ,.y( Mnblo Bowler, M^yy Irvin, Frnnc- Nov. 14th. The meeting was presldClub Ilousu at 8 o’clock. ' ; es Chappell, Esther Miller, Marie ed over by the President, Mrs. C. J. Thursday—Mrs. Claude Howard will Mrs. J. B. Coleman .left this nftur- ( Xonguo, Mnrjorio Clay nnd Dnhpno, Ityan. Mrs, Sinn Bray, tho secretary, entertain the members of tho D. A. called the roll which was responded to U. bridge club at hor home on noon for Tampa where she will Hpond Wimhish. First Nnt’l Bnnk Annex several days with friends. She will ---------------------------with tho names of operas nnd their Third street. tie accompanied homo by her little 'The Family Shoe Store” Thursday—Mrs. Fred T. Williams will C lio CHO THE HEALTH CLOWN romposers. After the business meet­ son, J. It., Jr,, who has been visiting ing ,n most interesting one nt this entertain the Book Lovers Club nt her home, 820 Oak avenuo at 3:80 friends fur suveral months. Cho Cho, tho health clown, gave two time, because of the good financial l l tiuiwM ’a f r i«ikimt»n - fa w SEE o u u W ,NU0W ww r e r |>. in. performances to large and delighted report, the club went Into social hour, CECI1.IAN Cl,UR PROGRAM ■ Friday—Tho Mothers’ Club will moot audiences of school children nnd in- 1 Mrs. Robert Glenn sang "The Last A most interesting feature of last at tho Parish House at 3:30 p. m. terested visitors this morning nt tho Rose o f Summer," from Flotow’s Saturday—Tho Children's Story Hour Saturday's Cecillon Club recital, was Nigh School and at tho Grnmmor “ Martha," in a most pleasing manwill be held at Central Park at 4 the discussion of Verde and bis poems. school auditoriums. nor. Tho story of II Travatoro was told p. m. Ho demonstrated most graphically Then Minnie, the negro maid, servWednesday— Mrs. Georgo D. Bishop followed by piano transcriptions of thu nnd in nn nmusing manner tho value ed an enormous pumpkin pie to Mrs. will entertain the members of the best airs, played by Madeline Mai- of clean teoth qnd iiIbo milk and cocoa Forest Gntehol, tho chairman of tho Fortnightly Bridge Chib at her ,lerp. nnd other goad foods and tho harmful bazaar comittee. When tho pie was Mrs. Vance Douglass, accompanied home on Park avenuo. effect of tea and coffee on children. open, It was found to contain many, by Mth. Emmett Hunt, sang "Mignon" The Truth Seekers Class will be on Ho emphnsizod in n mnnnor that many beautiful gifts for the ChriatD’ Hurdelot nnd "Little Boy Blue” tertained by Mesdnmcs R. F. Cren­ wlll always bo remembered by his mas bazaar. (Nevin). Others and pinno numbers shaw, George B. Elliott, F. R. auditors the value of well cooked oatAt five o’clock Mrs. Mnlnos, assist­ were; Mitchell, nt 3:30 nt the homo of ed by Mrs. Moore, served delicious re­ is jealous o f its reputation for Ser­ Mazurka .............................. Goldmark Mrs. Elliott, on East Fourth street. freshments. Thelrpu Dobbins vice and si^eks to justify it anew with Thursday— Mrs. C. M. Vorco will on Mrs. Newman was the new mem­ Hoh-Goblins .........Frederick Williams tertnln the members of the Every each individual problem presented ber received at this meeting nnd duly Elizabeth Whitner Week Bridge Club nt her home on inltlntcd. The club will meet with to it. (a) A Curious Story Ninth street. Mrs. It. B. Jarvis on Oak avenue on ( b) Shady Dell .........Mathilde Bilbro Friday— Mothers' Club will meet Alondny, 21. As the holidays drnvk M. C. McMullen w|th Mrs. Fred Williams at hor The knowledge and experience o f near the interest increases mid it Is Military March .................... Snrtorio homo on Oak nvenuo at 3 o’clock. a merry group of ladles who meet Mary Helen Morse this bank is available to its friends Saturday—Daughters of Wesley will ovory Monday afternoon in the inter­ Flower Song ............................ Foaris and patrons at all times, regardless have their Christians hnznur and est of the club. Julia Higgins turkey supper nt the old stand of Waltz in F .............................. Bilbro of the size of their transactions. tho Popular Market in th* Welaka Rose I.aVerno Hurt WINNERS CANOE RACE building. Scherzo .............................. Handrock ARMISTICE DAY ON Pearl Robson LAKE MONROE 1 Mrs. K. C. Wright, of Sobring, was Opera Transcriptions...................... tho guest Sunday nnd Monday of Mrs. ............................ Madeline Mnllem The winners of the bont races wero Frank Grnyhnm, leaving on Tuesday Saltnrclle Cnpricn ...................... Luck handed in at the Herald office Satur­ morning for Gainesville, to attend tho Dorothy Ray day but were mislaid nnd are publish^ State Federation of Women's Clubs. ed now. MUSICAL Canoe Rare. tyljs. II. II. Lawson, of Jacksonville, Mrs. Frnnk Gruyunt was tho hos­ meal, eggs, nnd green vegetables, Stevens and Holcday, ( 1). is spending some time hero at fho tess Monday evening nt a musical nt dried nnd fresh fruits for children. H e' STRENGTH PROGRESS SERVICE Byrd and Roberts (2). Montczumn Hotel. showed that the place for cucumbers,' the home of Mrs. George Uart, when lira ken sick (3). .;; •l Vo INTEREST PAID she entertained a few friends honor­ peppers, pickles, fried foods, radish­ Brake ns irk nnd Gnylnrd, (3). Mr. and Mr*- W. O. S«|by, of Mar­ ing Mrs. E. C. Wright, president of es , and ,green bananas for children, is ,I Motor Races. ietta, Okln., was spending some time the Woman’s Club of Sobring. lh” “ " r T ™ - „ ... , ,. ,1 Mr. Writer,, DrUnrl. ilri.ln , Black moat Wasp ( 1) Cho Cho said, "milk is the most Voqqj nnd instrumental solos were here at thu Valdez. ■H I I M n k a R lia iN N I R I I I im H M O H I H M M I M a U I R N H U H churmingly rendered. A musical con­ !W W W "V f '" " 1 " “ Sf* Mr.' Cooit, IloLand, tlrl,ln„ sherd,, a ■ Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Grnssman, of test was greatly enjoyed by all. Tho ing ns good ns milk nnd butter. Why ,j0] ■ prize, a largo box of bon-bons being (row aup. (Ivo up tMaUajt milk, | c h , , . ' Whitney. Sanford, drlvlra Milwaukee, are spending aovurul duys I don’t understand, unless it s lnck of R i T lir(i H won by J. C. Davis. s here at thu Vuldut. ■ c-,i V I* ’ , ‘ v , . Tho rooms of Mrs. Hart's lovoly brains." Ho emphasized the three' "H’s" for cooking food "Boil, Broil, I K1 J ‘. Vincent, Sanford, driving O U 8 home wero prettily decorated with Atr. and Mrs. C. A. Powers, Mrs. E. and Baku" but never fry. He urged tho ' ’ '___ baskets of yellow field flowers. I). Cain and F. G. Powers, of Miami, ■ After this delightful musical Mm, children to eat m o r e prunes und less Ed Betts had nn operation for ap­ 8 woro registurud at tho Valdez yester­ Gruynm assisted by Mrs. Hart served meat, H a y i n g thnt there w n s more ■ day. nourishment in a dish o f prunes than pendicitis at the Fernnld-Lnughtoi, ■ a tempting salad course. hospital yesterday and is getting • About twenty guess were present. a l a r g o piece o f meat. Mrs. Hugh Carter Pollard of Win* He then told thu children that cho­ along all right today nnd on the rend ston-Salom, nee Miss Pansy Wimto recovery. Dr. Ralph Stevens per­ BRIDGE FOR AIRS. WOODRUFF. colate was splendid for thorn hut Phone for your Thanksgiving Turkoy, Appalachicola Oysters, Ducks, formed the operation. Entertaining in her usunl charming should be eaten at the table followHons, Friers nnd Jones’ Dairy Farm Snusnga. manner, Mrs. James Murry Wallace 1 Iheir meals. was the hostess yesterday afternoon ( 1,0 ««vo some excellent health rulua at a bridge party at the Woman’s fnr children illustrating each, such as Club, complimenting Mrs. John DuvM- . tho r|K,a W«W to brush the tooth, how RHONE 277 SANFORD, FLORIDA in Woodruff, there being ten tables l" taku « hath, going to bed early, of players, while a number of guests having fresh air in tho bod rooms, 30x3 ......................$8.50 innuBniuiaM aBH BaK unH H nined the players for refreshments, j l'hiying out of doors the greater part 'I1 .■ The club rooms were never more each day, etc. Hu also stressed 3 0 x 3 '.j .................... 10.00 F111STS—GUAHANTEEI) beautiful than for this occasion. Tall *ho importance of drinking plenty of water every day, wicker baskets filled with chrysanthe­ W H E N Y O U T H IN K OF COFFEE He suggested thut every school mums, yellow zinnias and golden cos­ T H IN K O F TIRES REDUCED mos wore effectively plnccd around slioohl have scales for weighing the s tliu room. Graceful forim on pedes■ cKiLirot* each month, saying that ouch n v u M av i y i v i . VAP, . , . , , _ ■ ■ lul. n also iilan used. l,.ml. On On cuhlnuts, n .bln.t.. I cMM .lioulil (.I n II lllllf |iouml In • • A VACUUM CUI tuts n were — s were crystal baskets with golden cos- 1wc,*fht each month, 20% OFF / 1 At thu close of his talk he "did" ■ mos. Tull floor lamim shaded with ~r~r S O C IE T Y SANFORD,FLA. This Forward Looking Wank || |The Seminole County j Bank... 8 8 8 FIDFLITY TIRES ! H0F-MAC [ jBATTERY! L. P. McCULLER CO. We want to impretut upon * yellow cast a mellow glow over this BOnU) nruttv scene. ,,rt’n hugely. you that we make a FEA- ■ pretty Mrs. Wullace and Mrs. Woodruff re­ ceived tho guests at tho door. Mrs. Wallace was Jovoly in upricot geor­ tr and Magneto Work. gette, while Mrs, Woodruff's becom­ ing frock of jado groun brocaded can­ ton urepo trimmed with jet, with this she wore u picture hat of black. The prizes uwurdod for the unus“Foot o f First S t ” |unity Interesting game of bridge were 'exceptionally pretty. Mrs, orgo !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ TUUE of Generator, Start dclightod the chil- The muny friends of Juhn Gillum will he glud to lonrn that ho is Im­ proving nftor the bad fall in which he sustained several severe injuries. H e, expects to be out agnln In a few days. T e s t G u S O liflC • * We give tickets with each purchase Rood for 5 % in trade Grade “ A” Coffee Always Fresh BEL-JAR COFFEE CO. F. P. RINES CLEAN UP WEEK An untidy allqy Is a greater ruyofll- 108 Palmetto Are. er of character tha na fixed up parlor. flaaford, Fla. 4 W E SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE �r . ,Uf i .M ,:v . :J / > tclh A ll t i n e THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16,1921 ORANGE BELT BEE CANDIDATE FOR KEEPERS ASS’N CITY COMMISSION BUSYAS BEES forest l a k e TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SANFORD: It is with n deep sonde of duty that I hnve consented to become o candi(lnto for the ofTico of City Comnilsglonor of the City o f Sanford, but when 700 of my fellow-townsmen re­ quest it, I know of nothing elso to do. Having been thUB nominated I heroby announce that I rnn a candidate for the ofTico of City Commissioner at the ensuing election to bo held on the Ctli day of Dccombor next, and pledge myself, if elected, to an impartial and conscientious performance of the du­ ties of tho office for the advancement of our city and tho welfare of its people. 1 want here to express my apprecia­ tion for the splendid petitions filed placing me in nominatfbn, * Very sincerely, -----lfl(J-tfc FOREST LAKE. TAX BOOKSARE NOW OPEN State and County Tax Books are now open for the payment o f taxes for the year, 1921, a dis­ count of 2 % is allowed for payment in N ovem ­ ber, 1 % in December. Tax books close April 1st. Poll taxes for the year 1921, for both men and women, became due November 1st, 1921. Business and Occupa­ tion Licenses became due October 1st, and if not paid, are delinquent, as the law requires that a license be procured be­ fore conducting the bus­ iness, profession or oc­ cupation. *- v *.•••*•* JNO. D. JIN K IN S, Tax Collector, Seminole Co. 11-7-2wc— ll-ll-4 w c , NO N O T “ ONE I is really no such a thing as gel ting In the top of the ladder of porfeitioh. If there wns, wo would bo h i ‘ nrry that tho ladder wasn't just n little longer. So now wo are trying t" get the Sanford Branch of tho Lakeland Steam Laundry and Press­ ing Club just as far up as possible, U'o will appreciate your help to it just as high as possible. If uv please you tell others, if any ti'i dile toll us. SANFORD BRANCH Lakeland Steam Laundry Phone I7.ri T. A. But nor, Prop. produced oil the average of-fivehundrod bushels o f apples annually until Its owner trimmed and sprayed his trees and began to keep bees where­ upon the production of |ho samo orctyird with not a single tree added, leaped from five hundred to sixteen thousand bushels In a single senson. Road at a mooting of Ornngo Bolt Yet, not so long ago, bees were Beekeepers' Association held in San­ looked upon by the farmers o f the ford, September 21. United States ns n nuisance and many lawsuits have been bitterly prosecut­ Thiy Orange Belt Koekeopora' Asso­ ed in order to destroy tho so-called ciation pests. Is a thing of recent birth Mr. Repp, of New Jersey, who owns Perhaps you have not hoard of tt a Inrge apple orchard, producing 120,And cannot judge-its worth 000 bushels of apples, says thnt bees Well hero we are a score nnd more nro so Indispensable to jfho growing of We are by the bees to athy fruit In this country, thnt fruit grow­ And If we’ve fniled to spell success ers can afford to pay five dollnrs a Wo want tho better way colony to local bee men for putting Now we have found by looking the bees iti orchard during bloom, around taking them away-again at its close. One does not know it nil These men knew the fru it/grow ­ Its organization brings success ers did not understand they wefo driving nwny the very agency neces­ Be your business great or small Its notthc hours, the whys, the when sary for tho proper polllnntion of the Trnt people want torny. frutt bloom when they, were fighting But after all is snld, tls then tho honey bee ns a pest. But they learned their lesson by experience, ns Say'dld YOU mnke It pny? GAiT made the little busy bee to bless wns shown In one instnneo whore the this enrth'And man bee keepers wore driven out of a And if we would n blessing be, we’ll certain locality. After two years of fruitless orchards, the bees were wel­ follow ,his plnn Bees organize, they colonize, thoy comed back again. Orange growers of Florida nro beginning to realize surety mnke it pay Get busy then like good Bee men pass bees in order to insure their being in what tho bee means to thoir crops. in your mime today. Next meeting will ho hold at the A locnl ornngo grower hnvipg o f­ Commercial Club building in DoLnnd, fered to share expense of moving November 10th. bees in order to insure their boiug in The curious imlilTcrence of the each of his large groves. Honey cannot he adulterated. Many American people towards honey, hns cost this country more in dollars, think if honey is g.-niiulnted it is not cents, public health, nnd common corn- pure honey. But all pure honoy will become solid unless heated to 100 deg. mated. The manufacture of refined sugar fnhrenhelt, nnd held at thnt tempera­ in no wise assist* in the development ture for n certain time. But honey of the nation’s most Important agri­ heated in this may loses all its fine cultural industries, nltho bee-keeping flavors nnd distinguishing character­ in the production of honey results in istics, although still wholesome nnd untold riches through pollination of delicious. Honey is not put through any re­ the food farms of tho country. Neglect of the hoe, through over­ fill lug process to prepare it for con­ emphasis of the impi-tnnco of ttho sumption on your tables, but is eaten cane, beet sugar and glucose indus­ ns made by the bees, while sugar, tries, hns not only resulted tn the glucose and syrups of ail kinds, un­ withdrawal from the humnn family of dergo ail kinds of refining and con­ a sugnr food and sweetness of Infinite- centrating before fit for our use. It has been found that a person sufly greater value than refined sugnr, but It has brought failure to many n faring from diabetes can use honoy in fruit district thnt would otherwise moderation when they can not eoiifloutlshed beyond tho dreams of the sume a single cube of granulated su­ gar without suffering the keenest dis­ fruit farmer. That huiioy nnd the honey bee tress. The writers personal experience should hnve been lost sight of in the ndvnnco o f civilization constitutes olio showed that while children suffering of the many curious blunders which with a severe case o f whooping humanity, while priding itself on its cough often can not retain enough food to nourish them, honey not only progress, is so prone to commit. It is not generally known that in stayed in the stomach hut contained the United States we consume only enough nourishment to keep the child If),00ft,0(t0 pounds of comb honey and 111 good strength. At the same time, 120,000,000 pounds of extracted hon- honey sooths the throat nnd controls ey annually. ' All this honey is goth- ^the cough as well as any cough mediered by the bee in tin* form of nectar cine. Cakes or cookies containing honey from tho blossoms of white clover, sage, sweet clover, alfalfa, cotton, retain their moisture much longer golden rod, orange, palmetto, gallher- than those sweetened with sugar only Drop Cakes. ry, wild sunflower, and sweet bny. One sup honey. What this pollination means in tho One-half cup sugar. production of food is not realized by One-half cup Shortening. tho average person. One-half cup sour milk. The .Van Kcnsseleaer apple orchard One egg. in Medina county, Ohio, tells the One-half teaspoon soda. whole story which the farmers of Four clips sifted flour. America might well heed to their ad­ Flavor to taste. Drop on greased vantage. The Van Rensselaer farm pan. •' HMNMHBBnMHRHMHBHWBHMIUHHaU SANFORD AUTO EXCHANGE Dependable Service W e do square, straight-forward Repair work and “ W E 1)0 IT FOR LESS” GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY Write us Empire Hotel Block Foot of First St^ S Q U IR E O LD TU RN ER PfDWT TO S E R V E OAf Th( T J f ? V So FvtTH Tti f i l O Of ^ 'PifMCH OF SAfU FF HE g ets th e: ORLANDO, FLORIDA NOTICE LEGIONARIES. All members of Cnmphell-Lossing Post nro urged to attend a meeting of tile Post at the court houst Friday evening, 8 n’cloek. Regular nnmml election of officers and report of the year’s activities. Don't fail to lie there and bring n new member. L. F. ROPER, 201 -die. Post Com'dr, PIANO OWNERS NOTICE Will be in town for a limited time. For immedinto servicu phone— MACK THE TUNER 1821 dtp Valdez Hotel Post cards—local views— 1c each at the Herald office. U 10*1 3 .) PAGE THREE WHAT IS THE RED CROSS DOING? Miss Elizabeth Cooley, field director of tho American Red Cross, began preliminary work klnst week looking townrd 'the perfecting of the Red in g Only 38 more Days till Xmas Cross organization In Seminole coun­ ty for the Fpifrth Rail Call, which be­ gan November 11, with Mr. J. C. We will not 9ny “ Do Your Christmas Shopping Hutchinson hb chairman, Early.” Too many have said It before and it is al­ : "We arc finding the people of tho most a joke. But we can say without fear o f jok­ South keenly alive to the imperative ing or contradiction that if you have been saying necessity fat not only the carrying on of the pretent pence pngrnm of tho your money through our plan that doing your Roil Grots hdt for it1* extension," Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because said Miss G.'icUy, and on thnt account you will have that nest egg from which to draw. we are le.ndt g ferward t,r i g-mei-ms — IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY.LIFE— ‘ nnd eV.husii'Ml.* response when the It comes to you with full force that you have not roll is 'Mllyl for thoso who stand for been saving as you should. There is nothing gives the orog.e.v*, of Inimanitv ^ "Many poop..*, however still do not you so much independence ns a Bank Account. know j in*, vip.t our peace p* grain is. Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas Tho Red Crisr is. charter jd as an 'or­ •* ^ •*a A ** 'Lrinfrfi il home to you with full force. ganization t j ncet the erne..**;' c*y <f grent netbnni catnclysus or local dis­ asters and wch the Umfad St non nt penco with (be world, it 'a difficult for suine o Be1' just ho v vitally im­ portant is the work wo nro doing." Tho fact is that the Red Cross’ big­ gest work wns outlined for it after of Sanford the nrmlstlee wns signed, and ihe hud gun fired oil November 11, three years ago. Thu war had ended, hut many of the responsibilities of warhnd-just begun. Take, for instance, we nrc ing hospital treatment to mnklng Service secretary In giving tho in­ doing for our disabled soldiers. In friendly calls on the sick nnd those in mates o f tho homo u nice rido and a 1010, there were only 0,000 of the trouble. trent nt tho soda fount. Tho secre­ Jjoys in hospitnls under government Trie Chapter hns given hospital tary and a volunteer worker conduced care. Tn 1020^ thnt number hail In­ treatment to two, secured medical a sewing class through tho summer creased to 17,000 nnd in 1021 to 20,- trcntnicnt for six, clothing nnd bed­ months among tho young girts out in .'!00. The coming year will doubtless ding for nine families, layettes for 5, tho country. A very efficient motor find tho number increasing in the same mcnl tickets to 0, milk to two fami­ car hns been of great service to tho or n grenter ratio. "The Red Cross lies during sickness. Helped six secure secretary. is spending $10,000,000 a year to help employment, furnished transportation tho ex-service man and his family. for three, plnced one little girl In St, This money is used in setting machin­ I,likes’ hospital for treatment. One boy ery in motion to get him the compen­ in tho orphanage, assisted in getting sation, or the hospital treatment, or three hoys in a half orphanage until Hie educational opportunities tint are their mother could take chnrgc of rightfully his, and which tho govern­ them. Regular monthly contributions ment is glad to give if the man can be secured from distant relatives for n Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated EYES EXAMINED located nnd Ids claim proven. The needy widow. Financial aid given money is spent to see that his homo widow whose house wns destroyed by Henry McLaulin, Jr. fires ar(> kept burning while ho is lire. Help given on the funeral ex­ OPT. D. being rebuilt in a hospital. It is penses of two. Sanford .Geneva, and OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST spent ot see that he lias an oppor­ Chliluotn, have n loan closet. T h e 1 Sanford, Fla. tunity to utilize his now usefulness chapter has cooperated with tho Wo­ 212 EuHi. 1st St, WE GRIND OUlt OWN LENSE when lie is made new. It is the big, man’s Club nnd two of the churches i ■■ — i big work of tho Red Cross and no otic in providing Thanksgiving baskets for ■ can realize its vnstness until the six families nnd playing Santa Claus Edith Lucille Ball knowledge comes o f the fact that the to four families. Special treats weruj --------Rod Cross Is n great humanizing: . ' Teacher Plnno and Harmony agency that is struggling to give this carried to the county homo. The Phil Graduate Chicago Mimical College ______ man who served us in time of stress athen Class of the Presbyterian np fijual rhnncp with his feljpws in church, cooperated with tho Home ' Rcaldenw 71!) 0 „k Avo. Phone 243 times of peace. Another feature ,of tho work is the Public Health Nursing Service width is growing in favor throughout the south." As a result ip many communities, the people are getting new Ideas of living, for homtne. hygiene is taught as well ns nursing, nnd the children are growing up with a new and bet­ ter chance to meet the world and its Banishes Skin Eruption*, Put* on Firm Flesh. problems. Strengthen* the Nerve* and Increases Energy. The Red Cross is organized so thnt everybody can lie a participant in dear yu your II you wnut to quickly clear ikin nnd complexion, pul put nunc firm. making its benefits possible. No idg lirnlthy link on your Loiim, im/renac monetary subscriptions pro sought. your nerve force mid power and look ■H ; nnd feel 100 per cent, better, simply The Roll Call of each year provides trv hiking two ol Martin'* tiny ■/' V_.y (lie entire revenue of the organiza­ VlTAMON hibiet* with cacti meal nnd watch results. Mastin'* VlTA­ tion. When the work Hint is accomp­ MON Tablet# contain highly con­ aki.r ■ ■ .y * -Ulished is considered nnd the. potentiali­ centrated j I'liHt-vihitiilnci a* well VO a* the tivo other wtill mure important ties of the organization are ornjizod vihtmiuiM (l'nl Soluble A ami WuUt we believe thnt the Red Cross furnish­ Soluble (') and nre now l-iiui lined by ihoiieaud* n* a tonic restorative es the biggest paying investment nnd aliening complexion *ecret. Pim­ known since money was coined. ple*, boil* and «Uln eruptlone'Sccm to vnni*h like tin. n\ Ihe complexion 1»The Seminole County Chapter has come.* fresh an 1 I <ntnifiil. Ihe cheek, THF. for allotment and allowance, "fi for rosy, the lip. red, Ihe eyes bright. 8<> THt DULY EEAUTIFUL rapid nnd mimilng are tho rcMill- ULACKHE information, 20 investigation, 0 medi­ CLEAI! that #ueec«* i* ntwnlntrly guaranteed UNHEAL cal treatment, 2 dental, 0 compensa­ or tho trial cost# you nothing. The SKIN I V lT A M O N rourivv of a glowing, nidlnnt com­ S K IN tion, fi vocational training, 0 bonuses, j plexion I* from intuir. You can't fi hack travel pay, ft transportation, fi ( Of Vi ka ( UlO A r* Orwi.illftil l-y'ntuirt If expect external application* to benefit You >f»v« An U*ly Skin# PUbbjr Fl«th* n condition due in internal condition*. liberty bonds 2 insurance, fi loans, 7 Hollow Cit**U*j O* ** ?h rAWtty Ntckf (del M im e villllilllie* into your »v«|ctut AUstln1 . VlTAMON TshU" At* Pn.lexamination and treatment, fi for Be miru to remember the mime— tlvfljr G u t r a T t i Gl?* Yon N*w Maidin’# VI-TA-MUN. You can get whom omplowent was gotten. Oyer !f**llhi Ht*su«y Ami A Mor* Mlistin'# VLTAMON Tablet# at all F.c•■nil I*Iimr«* nr Mtm.y ll*ck. 000 letters sent, fi telegrams. In the good druggist*. production department 20 pairs of pajamas made for the near east relief, Are Positively Guaranteed also n contribution of $00 wns made to Put On Firm Flesh, for the Armenian relief. A box con­ (Hear the Skin .nd Increase taining 20 Inycttcs, I I pairs of stock­ Energy When Taken With THK ORIGINAL iPABWETiS: YtAST ings, 11 sweaters, 2 pairs socks has Every Maal or Monty Back (Coil recently boon sent to tho needy chil­ > dren of Europe. Work, among the county cases, for the chapter has in a limited way, tak­ en up civilian relief, varied form giv­ Peoples Bank | Y e a st Vitam on Complexion Secret •^ELMASTINS. V lT A M O N -'’rccdoni of tl\r. Sncwc. BY LOUIS RICHARD IN V/Ew OF TH F JL lJ E P iO E r v u ^ L . - G ru E s s Fu l. H f)v E 7ic> EXCUSE T U R ^ E i ^. ~ fiSK* Hibry > 9 /^ 0 TO O o R l O H T H o m c. £ )N o T fy frfC 5 6 / d t T e V 'A / f r . 'Tro n ----- ) T H -e T S N 6 . E 3 L iM C » - 'P R .o P E I ^ •' t- ''• w t v — �\ TH E SANFORD D AILY HERALD, W E D N E SD A Y, NOVEMBER 16, 1 1 1 SANFORD DAILY HERALD TIE HERALD PRINTING CO., Ik . B. J. HOLLY ______________ Utter If, J. LILLARD—Sacvetery-Treaaarer H. A. NEEL.______Omani M u i| tr ROBERT J. HOLLY, I n cxaovunea ■u u n Phone 1U ip U • P. M. Iti. IU , M m to mimm * m to air te i i i i m PM fito *1—f m m m m h i m ....U i P .00 to Member of The AsoccUtcd Pr Greet to b« back home again. o - - — After you ace some other section of Florida you like Sanford better than ever. ------------ o------------ And after you see some other see* tion of the United States, you, like Florida better thnn ever, duct, and h« Is getting tired of seeing his honey shipped out of the State to be mixed with other honeys, and then sent back here for sale at three or four times the price that he is will­ ing to take for It at tbs stmt. There can be no question ss to the quality of this "Florida First Honey/' It Is purs and nice and wholesome, and It Is tof impress the consuming public of Florida with these facts and to encoursgs ths more sensible plan of home consumption that Florida beekeepers, In co-operation with Flor­ ida storekeepers, are proposing: to devote the week Just before Thanks­ giving to showing up the facts just as they ere. "Florida Honey Week” will be de­ voted to demonstrations that will tend to convince us that we do not need to add other honeys, and freight charges, and commissions, and middlemen's profits to our own fine honey to make it the best ever. It Is that already. Like the rainbow, It needs no retouch­ ing. The newspapers heartily approve of this first class business move, and If you will go to your grocoryman he will toll you that ho Is In favor of ft, too. Whon tho time comes let us all stand up nnd Join tho "Florida First ------------ o------------ Class.”— Plant City Courier. From which deduction the Dear ------------ o Render can gather that Snnford Is TUB FAITH THAT FINDS easily the best city in the best state EXPRESSION. In tho greatest country In the world. ------------ o------------ Tho following cditnrinl written by Aside from the fact that wo uro busy trying to mnke n living and keep L. S. Fitzhuugh for the Wilmore, Ky., two days ahead of the sheriff, we wore Enterprise, will bo interesting to not too busy to take n hand In tho dis­ Snnford citizens, Mr. Fitzhugh visits armament proceedings nt Washing­ Snnford often ns the guest of Geo. A. ton, and It Ih strange, indeed, that our DcColtes, and he I h a real Florida advlco wnB not asked by President booster: There is one outstanding characterHording. .istlc of the average Floridian thnto ------------ o-----------Clean up weok. Oct busy. Clean impresses the visitor at once, when up front and back, nnd in the middle. brought in contact with him, nnd that In Flor­ Mnke Snnford the Spotless Town, nnd in his incurable optimism. keep it that way nil the time. Wo ida rveything i, lively nnd tile grove havo one o f tho clennest cities in the bangs biirh at a!) times nn! seasons. state at all tlmrs, but we can make Drought mny burn nnd floods may many improvements at that. Let’s sivii'i, prices mny go below :hn ,ost of Marketing and leave him with a am. cron tint docs not poy to harvest and Florida is n grent Htnte. There ship, winds muy shake tho oranges seems to be some location in tho state off his trees and tho fiy mny ear them where you can grow something that up, banks may tighten on him nnd tho cannot be grown successfully In any automobile mny have to be sold. Whnt other states or nt some other locality might be truly designated hard times In our own state. Wo firmly bellevo and a gloomy outlook may stare him that Florida has more "chosen spots” in the face and call on him for sacri­ for different fruits and vegetables fice. But in the face of any or all of than California or some of the for­ these trials, to tha ordinary citizen, eign countries. It Is interesting to ho faces tho world with a cheery note the wonderful possibilities of this smllo end an unshaken faith in his slate and to know that tho half has ■tato as the favored spot on this earthly footstool and an abiding be­ never been told. lief in the good fortune of anyone who The Sanford Dally Herald took first Is lucky enough to live there. prise in the recent contest for first "Hard times been hitting your page makeup. The contest was stag­ country up there T” he will ask In a ed by the University of Florida Ex­ tone of commiseration, "wo haven't tension department, and was entered felt it here. Of course money has by all the papers of the State. To been hard to get— the hanks have bean take flist prize in front page contests a little short of funds and ain't mak­ of this kind, make* us feel very ing any lonns, they've got to hold the chesty, Indeed, even though tho make money to market tho citrus crop you up man, Charlie Barnes, did the work. know— and| vegetables didn't bring Anyhow, Charlie and "us,” killed the much more than enough to pay the bear, and we all feel proud of .the express on the northern market. Tho fact. The Dally Herald Is some pa­ ornnge crop hns been cut In two by per. tho unprecedented dry and hot sum­ mer and whnt *s left are small. Sanford is fast becoming the great­ Trade’s been a little slack at the est wholesslo center in this part of stores and peop’ e have boon hnving Florida, and If tho good work of tho some difficulty in mooting their bills Chamber of Commerce keeps up, San­ nnd keeping their credit up. Men hnvo ford will one day be the greatest been hnving trouble In finding funds wholesale center of Florida. This to buy fertilizer for the coming sea­ may aound far fetched, but it is the son and are straining their credit logical location, and this goea for some. There are oven a few who claim Jacksonville nnd Tampa—they aro thnt we ARE having tho hardest sea­ both too far from tho center of tho son of yenrs. Of course thore are al­ state, and havo no better facilities ways a certain number of calamity han Sanford will have In a few years, howlers everywhere hut thoy do not when we get deeper water from the represent the sentiment of the com­ mouth of the St. Johns river to San­ munity, They are Just naturally ford. It Is coming, and all we need what you would call hlltioua minded Is a little more push nnd pull. With croakers. They are no credit to the Celery nnd lettuce, with tourls*'*, with Stntmgrhen they talk their pessimistic wholesale distributors, Sanford will gloom.” be a city of 25,000 In five years. "Town lota are advancing every day," snys nnothcr, "nnd if thnt nln't 'FLORIDA IIONEY WEEK" a sign of proopority I don't know whnt is. There are not many being sold It The hoekeepern of the ontlro State Is true hut thnt does not hinder them are enthusiastically in favor of the from stiffening in prico. It shows subject, "Home Mnrkct for Homo the holder's belief in tho value of Products,” nnd ns nearly ns enn be Florida property ns nn investment in figured out thoy aro "hitting the nnll a growing state. We are looking for on the head." the best season in years and high pri­ k Honey Is tho beekeepers' homo pro­ ces (how many do that every year) and there are more tourists coming ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a this winter than over boforo. Hard PEACH SOUFFLE 5 times? We do not know th> word In Florida." The old cracker Hits In the door of Open 1 can LnGrungu Sliced his shanty nnd looks on the waste of peaches. Drain and placo in sandy ground in front of him approv­ inking dishing. T U stiffly beat­ ingly: "The wind blow my atablo en egg whites, add pinch of down, last week, nnd n tree fell on the salt and 1-4 cup peach syrup. old cow und she died right there. The Pour over poachos and bake In old woman's down with the rheuma­ slow oven SO minutes. tism nnd iny oldest son, John, run off Servo with custard sauce last week and got married ami left me made from ths - egg yolks and without any help on tho placo. Fertil­ rest of peach syrup, izer got so high Inst year that I couldn't afford to buy and had mighty little stuff raised In consequence. I been shaking, myself, right smart with the ague and not been able to Phones 4I7-4M work much. But the sweet potatoes WBLAKA BLOCS did fine and the fish bit all right. I Deane Turner JUST KIDS— A Tan Tor OH Uwclt. By M Carter { Do You P ay B y Check? The advantages o f a checking ac­ count are too numerous to be g iv­ en here, but if you would handle your affairs in a business-like way, do not overlook the benefits to be gained from a checking account with this bank. 8 8 Let us talk the matter over with you. i § ■ ■ First N ational Bank v A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Forster, P ies. B. F. W hitner, Cashier m iiH r i killed n couple of niligntors and a seven foot rattler and sold the skins for whnt little money we needed. Its a great country for those who know how to live in it. I’m sorry for them In tho north, who have to freeze nil winter nnd can’t go bnrefooted.” "Hard times?” snys tho real estate man. This don’t look like t docs it ? ” nnd he unfolds n mnp. "We nro put­ ting this subdivision on the market nnd hnvc had any number of inquir­ ies nn to the price of lots from all over tho country. No! we haven’t sold many yet but arc getting ready for n grent rush for them ns soon ns times get better—I monn ns soon ns the tourist season open. Prices are ad­ vancing nnd we enn’ t say how long we will hold at the present low fig­ ures. Better buy now if you want a bargain. They arc going up with a whoop ns soon ns times improve—I mean ns soon as the saason opens.” And so it goes. This universal; optimism la In the air. It gets In tho system of the outsider soon and he too becomes a booster for Florida if he stays any length o f time— it is that infectious. It also acts as a tonic of the most beneficial sort. It Is im­ possible to believe that the world wide depression and straitening hns left Florida out In the cold. It is reasonable to suppose that she has her share of the burden to boar along with the rest of America. But If she has been wounded she bravely con­ ceals tho hurt and distract attention from it. Troubles are largely im* mngtnary anyway. The sky Is still bright. The air Is soft. Its a favor­ ed country and people. Tomorrow is coming and in the meantime today is not, so bad. So why worry- Hard tim es?? None here. And probably this constant putting forward the cheery note of self con­ gratulation is efficacious in banishing much of the spectre. A thing ignor­ ed is apt to become a thing unfelfy At any rate, Florida will tell you that she has not felt any specific depres­ sion and it is tolerably certain that Florida believes it from tho long repe­ tition. In the mean time and all the time the native boosts his state and its transcendent advantages over all oth­ er sates as a place to live, grow rich and be happy. He ahowa it up in all the bright colors of a glowing picture. He adds to n vivid imagination a sincere belief and leaves an impres­ sion that catches nnd lingers, It is a growing ntatc nnd he Is stimulating Us gmwth by every light ho can throw on It. Tho dark shndos ho leaves out— if he honestly believes there nro any dnrk shade. And he gets there. Floridn in rapidly filling up nnd making long strides in development nnd Inrgor statehood. How much of her advancing growth is due to the pornunnlve belief nnd that word of her children enn only be renlized by those who have come much In con­ tact with them and listened to tholr untiring song. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD limns for forty-four yenrs; tho Fort Myers Press hns completed arrange­ ments for the reorganization of tho paper nnd extension of its plant; tho St. Petersburg Independent nnd ClcnrYou Can Find the Nam e o f Every Live Pro­ wntcr Sun have installed new presses and made other improvements. Other fessional and Business Man in dallies hnve purchased now equip­ ment, including typpesettlng ma­ Sanford in This Column chines ,nnd are increasing tho Bizo of the r»r<™ tut In the f®*® °* *th», Democrat, the nows department has ___ CONTRACTORS____ LAW YERS been run out of house nnd home. The Dcmocrnt hns had to obtain S. O. Shinholser othor quarters for the nsws depart­ . George A . DeCottes ment, the mcchnnlcnl department re­ Contractor and Builder Attorney-at-Law quiring nil space in the building, Over Seminole Connty Bank SANFORD -jFLORIDA which for some yenrs has housed nil SANFORD FLORIDA its departments. Tho space in tho building opposite the Loon hotel .for­ Sanford C onstructs Co. merly occupied by II, II. Brown, has HARTFORD B A T T E R Y CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS been leased and Frank Webb, nows Planes snd Specifications Cheerfully -B attery Insurance” editor nnd his assistants, will move in, Furnished Said and Serviced by handling a tthnt end all news to bo All Werk Guaranteed * published in the Democrat. It is be­ H. T. PACE P. O. Bos H I Edw. Higgins, Inc. lieved here that the Democrat will b« tha only daily in Floridn wijh the Haight & Wieland PURE W A T E R news department not in the same building with the mechanical depart­ G AR AG ES ment. , Elder Springs W ater TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: J. T. Reeves Is no longer connected with ma in any way, nnd I am not rosponsihle for any money, fertilizer, or anything he may charge to mo. Tho agreement ! declare broken—and at an end. MRS. M. B. ALLISON. 200-D-a-W— 4tp . PEERLESS TIRES GUARANTEED 30x3 Non-Skid $ 7.90 30x3% Non-Skid 9.90 32x3% Non-Skid 14.90 31x4 Non-Skid 15.90 32x4 Non-Skid 16.90 33x4 Non-Skid 17.90 34x4 Non-Skid 18.90 Orlando, Fla. LORD’S P U R IT Y W ATER Geo. W . Knight AS GOOD AS THE BB8T Dally Service Phono 1*1 Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD -:- -:- FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. SA N F O R D N O V E L T Y Tha vocational commutes of tha Busi­ WORKS ness asd Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring employment to register at the First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman D. F. SU M N E R PAINTER car XX rantt youa xooss WIU CmtotM «f T.k* r.fc ky Ik. Htu rxess au us lauxxl atx. V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mil] Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER •17 Commercial Street Sanford. Fla. T R A N SF E R “ W E DELIVER THE GOODS” Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Quick Service Transfer Geaeral Machine and Boilsr Works Antsasbllo Flywheel Steel Gear If we please yon, tell others; if n« tell us. Phont 49B Storage Facilities Crunk Shafts Re-turned HOTELS Sanford Steam Laundry Hotel Montezuma FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J “ Sanford’s New Hotel” 11-80 Up Per Day W. RAWLING, Prop. Acteylene W elding OF ALL KINDS Sanford Welding Co. Located la Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Phone 17S Fourth and Sanford Ave New Era Printery FLORIDA PAPERS IMPROVING MAKING MANY CHANGES PUTTING IN EQUIPMENT. ALLA1IASSEE, Nov. 10.—The Tal­ lahassee Democrat han Joined the half dozen or more Floridn daily papers which in tho last few months hnvo been forte I to Imrcnsc tholr facili­ ties in order to handle tholr rapidly growing buaincss. The Orlando Sen­ tinel recently had to Install a new preaa and Increase the number ..of columns In the paper; the Gaineavllle 8un la planning to Increase Ita siso after having been Issued in six col­ Expert Repairing OIL, OAfl and ACCESSORIES Oak and First bonds in stock W . R. Link Tire Co. M J I * PURE Phone tll-W Sanford, Fla Smith Bros. Garage G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING INSUR AN C E N. Y . G ILLO N & FRY Electrical Contractors LIFE I n s . CO. Phone 442 111 Park Are w. T. ROBERTS, Agent ly j n s r d M __________ name, od* W M d r « l.5 0 .« JUV/leemfrAe CM aprapaU, Stun 34 to 48. (M L Sanford Office auppliea of all kinds at Tha Herald Printing Co. When you want Florida anything In thla lino sea Tha Herald. Wa have It or can get It DRfNK Elder Springs Water. Its 00 08-10* «r cent pure. Phono 81L —Get your 8<*atch Pads from Tba Hsrald—by the pound—15c. �TH E SANItMID D AILY H ERALD, W E D N E SD A Y, NOVEM BER 16, 1911 “ ' =*,? ^ - u » u» B ■ « = !W ?S Utile Happenlm* Menilea ft I HjUferi l/l W , 'W S U B P In and About S The City £ ■et j ^Hanged for mthe w e a th e r Hefitt Reader* ft For Florida: Fair tonight nnd Thursday, except probnbly showers in extreme north portion. I * * ft ft f t . m ft ?J1V Wc can save you money on a bat tery. Hof-Mac Battery Co. 197-fltp This is Clean-up Week in Sanford. Lend a hand. At time of Observation 02 Barometer ...»..............30.20 Ifavo your yatefcea and Jewelry re paired at McLaulln's. Two first cla n watch' makers. Prompt se { vice.' 140-tJa Clean up, paint up. tidy town. Lot’* have a ft ft ft ft Somo wontherl Some f t wo^ther! Oh boy, the joj\ f t of life la living in Florida f t whero tho weather is made f t to order. 84 yesterday. Can f t you boat it, nnd almost f t Thanksgiving? ft 0:f9 A. M. NOVEMBER 15 f t Maximum ............*.......' 84 f t Mihiipum .......... 54 f t TEMPERATURE l ft ft R»L« •'••••............ .IB Wind: Nortwest. Indlcotlens are for clear­ ing and cQa|or weather. na m m m m m m i u m The windy cjty wag fepresent^ here yesterday by Wltliam H. Long. * ** — * * ft * M M Mi W M M ft ft m m Summary « t ll|« b ft ft mm ■ 1 Clean up; pakeup; bufg up. W ¥ © 0 AWE Gho Cho, tho health clown, made his headquarters at tho Valdez while in tho city today, See our army good* and pricep be­ fore buying.— Rivers Bros., Sanford Ave. 202-ltp 5 a Chas. W. Broknw, of New York, wqs among tho out of state visitors hero yesterday. | aside for you. of a bath robe for him fQr Christmas, drop in and look Tlie D. of W., will hold n bazaar and have a turkey supper in the store room formerly occupied by the Popu­ lar Market in the Wolnka block, Sat­ urday, November ID. 190-10ts. Whi n Sanford gets her biggest boom \\Y all must have our streets abloom "With HouganvlllaB rich and gay, And bright Hibiscus every day. Hupmobile makes fin­ al reduction, open mod­ els, $1250, Detroit.— B. & O. MOTOR CO., San­ ford. C. J .Barnes was in the city yester­ day attending to business for the A. C. L. Ry. i Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Neel and Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Lilian! spent the af­ ternoon at DoLand. d ir n d l i h Bed room slippers, all styles, collar boxes, or anything in our line. You i f M. Q, Newman, and F. B. Givens, were among Atlanta's quota o f visit­ ors registred at the Valdez, are sure to get them if you look them over now. 9 Mnny turkeys, quail and duck are reported every day now and the woods soems to be full of game. W e have just a limit- e<} number of these valuable Gifts. ■ a rtif s r & # £ w a r /S S a n fo r d . F la . Mr. ami Mrs. Pullman Connolley and fumiiy of Orlando, spent the nftor- J noon in the city the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Gore. H. W . N IC K ERSON J. H. Ilintermister, of Augusta, bus arrived in the city nnd will become a Public Accountant; Audits—Systems resident ns soon ns In* enn procure n Income Tax Service house for his family. He will open n Room 10 McNeill-Dnvis Bldg. 188-tfc new business here for tho L. A. Rus­ Phone 852 Orlando, Fin. sell Piano Co. I*. Gitchfl. Id, nnd M. Klein were Your attention is directed to the registered .* ;he v’ahuz i* i;‘ , New advertisement of the Sanford Dry i • i k. Jo prevent a cold take 600. 100-16tc Goods Co., stnrting in this issue nnd 196-15tc will continue until after Christmas. Hupmobile makes fin­ 000 cures Malarial Fever. It will contnin good store news und al reduction, open mod­ It. P. Page, of Boston, was n busi­ special bargains every day. Look for els, $1250, D etroit— B. ness visitor hero yesterday reg is­ it. tered nt tho Valdez. & 0 . MOTOR CO., San­ Tin* mnny friends of I). G. Wagner, of Kiasimmc^ nre g)nd to see him in ford. Again we suy, see us for your gen­ Sanford again for a few days visit. 188-tfc erator, starter nnd magneto troubles. Mr. Wagner is a former resident of — Hof-Mnc Battery Co. 197-fltp this c|ty and is engaged in the nsurE. A. Duncan, nnd J. P. Harmon, of Jacksonville, representing the Nat­ F. B. Rowzer, of NnBhylUe, wus reg­ ancc business, being state agent for ional Waterproofing Co., are among istered nt the Valdez yesterday while the Union Life Insurance Co. the business visitors registered at the attending to business Tiere. The Treadwell- Electric Oo., Is today Montezuma. 006 quickly relieves a cold. 190-lGtc moving from the DeForrcst building on Second street to 221 East Frist Wub-My-Tism, a pain killer. l&6-16tc \V. Cunninghomfl, of Tnmp«, street, where they will occupy part of the room now occupied by Tom Hon. !•;. llonig, o f ^lew Yory Qity, nde his headquarters at tho Valdez Moore’s optical parlors.' Mr. Trendyesterday while in thu city transact­ and member of tho firm of Rufwell is putting in n complete line of ing business. fcld-Honig, is spending some time electrical supplies nnd fixtures and here attending to business and greet­ ill tell you all about his line through C6fl cures Billpus Fever, lOC-lGte ing old friends. the columns of the Daily Herald as A. F- Stnlnbuck, of Jafkaonvllle, soon ns his stock is in. 'Hupmobile makes fin­ spept the day here yesterday on a One of the fastest growing firms In al reduction, open mod­ business mission. the city is located nt the foot of Fi/si els, $1250, D e tro it.^ ® . HENRY FORD hns adapted the street. At nny rate, it ia where you O. MOTOR CO., San­ usp of tho GIANT "EXIDE" Batter­ sec that bright red sunset every even­ ies f<ir Ford cars. Wo give service, ing and after dark it looks like a ford. 188-tfc h>uy. soli and exchange batteries fop house afire. This firm which Is only nil makes automobiles," genuine n few months old has increased thirty"EXID E" service. Got tho “ best.— three nnd one-third per cent which is LOR SALE—Eight room houso with RAY BROTHERS, phono 548. 190-tfc some growth. They are now prepar­ bath. Immediate possession. Smnll ed to hnndtc nil kinds of battery work payment down, long time on hnlnnco. Ruh-My-TIsm for Rheumatism. nnd give the service, . You know by See Lane or address Box 782, Day­ 19fl-16tc this time that we mean the Hof-Mnc tona, Fin. 199-Tu-Sat*4w Battery Co. . . , WILL TRADE 290 lots in small GeorSurprising values in army goods nt Jacksonvllle was represented hope . „ P f)orl(|n"property; 50 Riyers Uros., Sanford Av°nue. yesterday by D. A. Decn, F. W. PutAsheville, N. C., for Florida ' ‘ . 202-ltp nsm J. It. McCnghnen and D. II. proporty. N|?0 home in Orlando for & the nice j| shipment we have just received and pick put yours and we vrill lay it Baznnr and Turkey Supper Satur- JJ The Ladies of the Episcopal Church E. C. llnrnag was representing the day, November 10, in tho Wolukn |k will hold their llazaar and Supper, A. C. L. Ity., here yesterday. block, room formerly occupied by the . si December 1st and 2nd in the Parish Popular Market. Daughters of Wes-; 5 (louse. 171-lfc COO cures CIiIIIh nnd Fever. 190-lGte loy. 100-10tc. ■ Sanford is doing her fnil house* F. D. Miller, of New York, is spend­ cleaning this week. Lend u hand. ing several days here on business. .' ' 4 "■'* WARD & R IV E GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL MAKES OF CARS West First St. Old Ford Ggrugo FO R SA L E 6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000 2-story, 5-room house, new....... 3,750 Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750 New 5-room cottage with large rooms ,on brick r o a d ......... 4,200 Terms Terms Terms Terms CITY LOTS— EASY PAYMENTS Other Desirable Ileal Entitle. We can Suit any Inquiry A. P. CONNELLY WANTED• 1 TO RENT ,i r ! * ■** ' • r* •■ t" '•••*.j 5 OR 0 ROOM HOUSE unfurnished. OIL WM. KERMODE 202-fltp Gamer-Woodruff Bldg. Em ploym ent Bureau Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for Ii that Caafe 26 centSj and positively no classified ads charged to anyone must gecomjpany all iprders. Count flvig wor||a to a lln^ and remit j^e“ “J ——ly. co The Vocational Committee of thu Bus­ iness nnd Professional Women’s Club requests all young women desiring employment to register at the First FOR SA L E National Bank, and business men ro­ FOR S A L I—Best opportunity for il iring help to consult register. vyhalesqli) and retail fish market on East coast. Building, dock nnd ship­ ping platform. Address V f. P. Wil­ i-r - in fr**-.-** Milch cows, 10 kinson, New Smyrna, Fla. 10-17-lm FOR SA LT good springers MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.—Build­ ing aqd pief blocks, ccqiont pockets, that will be fresh in from one to three months.— E. K. BRADY’S STABLE cement sidewalks w itF guarantee to )aat and not break or crack. General T'"I' C “1 ‘ ’ ’ k■ ■ cement contracting. All work guar­ anteed. Elm avenue between Third ■( *v » * KNIGIITS TEMPLAR ATTENTION I and Fourth street.—J. E. Torvyilllger, Ikrop, Phono 244-W. 178-lm-tfc Taylor Commnndery will meet in regular conclnve, on Friday evening FOR SALE—By owner, handsome home furnished, modem conveni­ November 18th, 1921, nt 7:30. Tho Order of Red Cross will be conferred ences, garage and bearing grovo; also nnd ballots spread on petitions. Vis­ somo beautiful home sites in a grovo on a lake. Box 110, Altamonte iting Sir Knights welcome, Springs, Fia. 11-3-lmoc 202-2t|) *' II. E. TOLAR, E. C. Fof office supplies, stationery, etc. como to tho Herald office. ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. . . • ■ .... M f ■ FOR RENT— Suburban home. CaR 308-J. 167tfc FOR RENT— Fern dale Apartments, furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs, L. G. Loveless, in Melsch block, 305 East First St. footia 295-L1 lQ4tfc FQH lurh!Bbed bed rooms. Phone 437-W, corner Elni A Third ’Tf ■*■ 1 • ** n* f . A Street. ' FoTT RENT—-6 no l, also garage, room, 195-tfc furnished boti lid Laurel Ave. 109-tfc l'*OR ItEhJT—Furnished front room, i^iso Hgh^ housekeeping rooms at 200 Pz^rlf' five. lt|9-fllp FOR IiBhlT—2 bud roolpa and kltcbienvtte, furqlshed for light housokeeping. 014 We«t Socgndstroqt, . FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Park avo- 178-tie nua. W ANTED FOR SALE— Belgian hares. Apply WANTED—Customeni for freqh milk, Subscribers to the Dnily Herald moxning and evening deliveries.—R; to Geo. Alert),'811 Elm qve. Phono should ask for a receipt When the 2GJ. ' ’ T 195-tfdh L. Garrison.' Phono 87ll. 169-Bt-Tu carrier boys collect from you. It is FOR SALE— Dining table, walnut bed fOl^ ftEKf't—Two large comfortable the only protection you have in case bfid roqms furqish’od. 717 Park and springs. Call 308-J. 200-tfc tho carrier changes or there happens Avo.” ^ * 193-tfc HEMSTITCHING nnd Plcoting Atto * ■ intake In the account. Each qgejjfe tnchment; fits ail sowing machines. WANTED—Ruf|rTud“ «srrler boy Is supplied with receipt Married or widow prefer. Call a( Outdoor Triller W ill Price $2.00, Checks, 10c extra. I*0 break a cold tnkc 6Gfi. 100-lDtc TR Y A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. books, and Is commanded to givo a Open Here Friday receipt by tho Mernld. See that yoti Lights Mail Order Houho, Box 127, Room 253, Hotel Montezuma. 202-2tp Birmingham, Ala, 202-tltp '■■unnpnanapnaaannpynH anM nnnaananM H aaa*""*""*11* " 1111" * Friday nnd Saturday the Star get your receipt nt thi cud o f each I‘ W orflco supplies, stationery, etc., Theatre will offer the grontcut pic­ week If you nro paring that way. coino to the Herald office. r t f ture of tlie year in Nell Shipman in — -----. . . |i ---- -------\ FOUND—Lady's purse. Owner can "The Girl from God's Country.” BBBBBBBBBBBBSIBBBBBflMB ABBBB FOR R E N T ■ gut sumo by calling at this office, Movie funs will remember Miss ■ n FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. proving property, and paying for this Shipman for her splendid work in ■ Apply 1001 Elm Ave. 152-tfc mb____________________________202-tfq ■ "Back to God’s Country." Sho again a uses Brownie, thu Nell Shipman bonr, u FOR RENT—Two large, connecting n Thank gooilncss; we don’t huve to and her own pnek of mulnmute dogs n rooms, suitable for couple, desiring u pny an income tux installment and in new situations In thu Canadian light housekeeping rooms. 219 Oak u buy a turkey In the Harpc month. u North Woods. "Tho Girl from God’s Ave. 185-tfe u Com)try" is said to bo Miss Shipu FOR RENT— One furnished room at n man's best picture, and her portrayal a 320 Oak avo. Call 308-J. 192-tfc u of a dual role provides thu real dra­ u FOR JtENT— Furnished 5 roomed matic trpnt of the year on tho screen. a a Miss Shipman is also author und flat with private entrance and ga­ n N director qf "Tho Girl frqm God's rage, uIho lurgo furnished bed room n Country,” ami critics who hnvo al­ with privutp bath, 914 Myrtle nvo. ■ ■ ready reviewed this picture hnvo been __________ ___________________ 195-tic ■ M warm in tfidli^pralso of her work in FOR REJ4T— Large furnished bed m m this production.v v . If your Eyes Trouble You or Your ____ _ with prlvnto hath; also garroom, ■ An nli-stnr cast supports Miss Glasses need repairing or adjusting,! „ K0> pi!j Myrtle Ave. ■ 200-tfc. n Shipman, Such screen celebrities as don't waste any time, but cull upon ■ FOR RENT— Rooms for light houso■ Boyd Iryvin, Edward Jptzryv, Ai W. n koo^lng, furnished, yith running Filson, George OyiTcl), Wajt Whit­ : water,' (dectrie IJghts, gas' for cocikman, C. It. Van Aukor,'Lillian Leigh­ lng, houso pleasantly located, recently ■ ton, L. M. Wells and Milla Davonpainted, walls newly pnpereu, Adults S ' port are segn In roles suitable to their REST f o R B R E A D only. 300 French Ave, 200-iWc ^ talents. Optometrist-Optician ■ Sold by FO fTREN T— Aiinrtmont, hot water, VTbji fjifl frp^ God> Country" is Phone 192 roioaicd by tbu f . B. Warxyn por’1 everything furnished. 1820 Park ••••re i f- r 212 Eqst S|re(>r . S t » p M , F J o ^ a S “,*t T! 1J* v poratlon aoi-stp BBBBBBUBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Ava. Sanford Heights. * n"er. —, t -------**tyj 20 half-acre lots in Siyiford property CLEAN UJ* WEEK good town in New Jersey for SunLet’s clear Rio papers off the street, I he Temple Pipe Organ Club wlll , fon, property. if y„ u have property, hold its Christmas Bnznnr Novombor n,crchnndise, good paper, automobiles, und make Sanford clean and neat. Mnnrn'. flntl.nl P »*W ™ to trade, wu me.—J. B. 2fith at Moore's Optical Parlojr, opp. ^ Post off ice. 200-tfc Smith, Box 30, Orlando, Flq. 202-ltp I Nell Shipman in Big r» I OUND S e le c tin q the d i g s “ THE SERVICE OF SIGHT” Hhe TWse Selections _ /5ime enduring Lasting ^ A ^ ^ P le a su re and Senflmenf | .irktirvclockssum s 'M□ SHIFTS i \ mffTAs Opticians—^-Jewelers ■■■■BBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBaBBBaaB«BB«*>"BBB>BBBBII“ " “ ,,,,,,,l" ,,B L P. McCULLER � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 16, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 16, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 16, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0fda192752d36b989c8541a90b6f04ac.pdf e29b333a20109ac4a40af9b4c575e697 PDF Text Text Sanford ™B Sanford THE “City Substantial’ >->i n "Gty Snbstanlial IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST ^VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME NUMBER 203 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1921 n LOVED SISTERS, prelim inary sk irm ish over OFFICERUNABLE. T O .TELL WHICH, DEATH gives w ay to business IN ARMAMENT CONFERENCE ANOTHER WHOLESALE FIRM MOVES TO THIS CITY LOTS WILL DISTRIBUTE PIANOS Swiss Love Story That Outrivals All of Our Pres­ end Day Fiction SOUTHERN COLLEGES HA It RETT RE-ELECTED CANNOT GET GAMES . Making Sanford Head­ PRESIDENT FARMER’S UNION GENEVA, Nov. 17.—(By The Associated Press).—A love tragedy of ■ AT TOPEKA CONVENTION. twin sisters who drew lots for death by poison became known In lnnesbruck( WITH NEW YORK UNIVERSITY quarters for State of court when one of them was tried for murder. She was acquited after sh et m r T h e A ssociated P re s s ) Florida <njr T h e Associated P re ss ) told the story. The girls, daughters of a farmer named Goldhelm, fell In^ NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—New York TOPEKA, Kns., Nov. 17.—Chnrles love with a former Hungarian officer, who was unnhle to distinguish be­ S. Barrett, of Union City, Gn., was tween them, nnd courted both, thinking he was always with the same sister. University nnnounccd today thnt they unanimously re-elected president of The officer, when he realized the situation, asked the girls to decide which are unable to arrange post season the National Farmers’ Union In an­ would mnrry him. They solved the problem by preparing a glass of water goes requested by the Usivcrsltles of nual convention here today. nnd a gloss of poison. They drew lots nnd the loser died. When the sur- Floridn and Alnbnma. THAT RECOGNIZED OUR SUPE­ \S INSEPARABLY AS SOME RIOR ADVANTAGES IN MIGHT THINK AND FUTURE HOME COMING DAY SUNDAY HUNTING FREIGHT HATES. t r e a t ie s u n n e c e s s a r y AT FLORIDA UNIVERSITY TABOOD BY SHERIFFS BIG FOOT BALL GAMEOF MANY COUNTIES. Snnford is fast becoming the place n » The A »»o rl«t* 0 P re ««) WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—Prelimfor the locution of nil lines of busi­ GA1NEVILLE, Nov. 17.—Tho oc­ TALLAHASSEE,’Nov. 17.—Sunday jnnry reconnoitering gnve way today ness in the wholesale ns well as recasion o fthc big foot ball game here hunting has been tabooed by ShcrilT J. t0 moro direct negotiations in endeav­ tnil business. This city being at the Fridny, Nov. 18, between the Univerors of the armament conference to L. Jones, of Leon county, who recent­ head of navigation on the St. Johns sit yof Floridn nnd Mississippi col­ find solution for the problems of tho ly announced that when the hunting river, half way between Tnmpn and Fnr Hast. Heads of nine delegation! season opens on November 20, which ACCORDING TO BRITISH PLAN INDICATES THAT ULSTER WILL lege, will be made n gonernl home­ Jacksonville, easily accessible to any »ut ns committee of wholo and Eastern is Sunday, he wil Utation deputies I coming dny for Florida nlumni. Alt part of tho great south Florida sec­ STAND FIRM AND NOT HUT IS NOT UNDERSTOOD o fthem nre invited to come nnd bring nnd armament questions began to around the county to prevent viola­ YIELD RIGHTS tions nnd middle Florida ns well nnd AT PRESENT their families nnd friends nnd special follow entirely different pathwnys nnd tion of the law ngninstt killing gnmc with n very low freight rate, has a lo­ entertainments have been provided to ( l b T h e Associated P re ss ) there is a growing impression that on tho Sabbath. (Iljr T h e Associated P re s s ) cation second to none In the State. LONDON, Nov. 17.—Ulster’s reply make the dny an enjoyable one. soner or Inter nil interested nations WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—Brit­ Wholesale firms of nil kinds nre eith­ to the Intost British govoriment pro­ with take the view that tho fortunos AUTO CRASHES THROUGH ish suggestion that each nnvnl power er locating here or contemplate locat­ of two nrc not inseparably linked, ns BRIDGE—SIX ARE KILLED retain nt lenst one nnvnl shipyard cap­ posnls on the Irish settlement wns TAMPA POLICE BAFFLED ing here ns soon ns suitable quarters OVER DISAPPEARANCE OF United StntcH held from the first. In able of turning out one ship nnnunlly delivered todny. Indicates Ulster will can be nrrnngcd, nnd it sceniH thnt nt ACCOUNTANT BLACKWELI ( l b T h e Associated P ress) gome quarters it is felt that with in­ docs not appear to bo understood by stand firm in nttitude taken nnd will lenst a dozen big firms mndo this de­ JOHNSTOWN, Pn., Nov. 17.—Six American nnvnl experts. There was not submit to anything considered n dependent armament agreement ac­ cision in the past few months nnd all ( l b T h e Aaaoclnted Preaa) complished fact and with powers even persons were killed here enrly today no suggestion in American proposnls violation of her rights. Complaining TAMPA, Nov. 17.—The police de­ thnt is keeping them out nt present is tocity agreed to even broadest princi­ when an automobile they were riding that any yards would ho scrapped ns thnt the government failed to main­ partment announced todny thnt they the finding of n large warehouse. ples to be pursued in Pacific nnd Or­ in crashed through the guard mils all the United States has will bo need­ tain secrecy regarding negotiations, hnd not yet solved the disappearance The L. A. Russell Co., of Augusta, ient, further treaties or specific un­ of the Woodvnlc bridge, spanning tho ed during the proposed ten yenrs naval ; Ulster representatives threaten to sixteen days ago of N. F. Blackwell, Gn., is among tho firms thnt wns derstandings on details of Fnr Eastern Pennsylvania railroad cut. The car building holiday In maintenance nn(f* publish correspondence. nn accountant. His business affairs fortunntc in securing u warehouse situation may he rendered unneceB- fell n distance of fifty feet, According repair to fleet retnined. thut would ennble them to come in nt nre said to be straight. DUVAL HIGH STUDENTS to reports to Deputy Coroner R. R. sary. once nnd this well known Georgia HAD FREE DRINKS STATE LICENSE LOW Yost. music houso will take the Miller ware­ AND ICE CREAM. FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—Baron house In the western pnrt of tile city, UP FOR DISCUSSION. Knto, in behalf of tho Japanese doleand ns soon ns possible will open •) JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 17.—The gntion today asked and received from down town plnee where they will sell MIAMI, Nov. 177.—The question of tlnys of renl sport same true for Duconference heads several days delay wholesale and retail all kinds of pi­ n state license law for renl estate vnl high school students hore the oth­ for examination of the fnr eastern anos nnd tniking machines. They nre agents will he one of the principal er dny when peddlers of soft drinks,' proposals submitted yesterday by now shipping several cnrlonds of pi­ topics of discussion at the nnnunl con­ snndwishen nnd ice crenm lied before Chinn. anos nnd mnehines to this city, and vention of the Floridn Realtors Asso­ the police and left their wares on the TO ADMINISTRATION SAYS THE will be ready for business about tho ciation here November 22-24. S. Bry­ grounds a t recess. The venders WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—Secro­ PRESIDENT TO­ first of Decembor. The Russell Co., tary Hughes cnllcd n meeting for tho UNWARRANTED HANGINGS NEV­ an Jennings, president of the Jackson­ had been wnrncd against going on the DAY have been located nt Augusta, Gn., but ville renl estate board and vice-presi­ school grounds nnd those not taken ER MADE SAYS OFFICER American delegates for 2:30 today. wanted Sanford ns their headquarters dent of the nssocintion, will lay the in by tho Inw made haste to (Ice, N«i IN CHARGE It is understood to be for tho discus­ ( l b T h e A a a u r ln lr d I’ rra a ) for nil of Floridn nnd south Georgia, mutter before the convention. "Why I ice cream, soft drink or sandwich whs WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—Presi­ nnd aside from tho pinnos, they handle sion of plans of heads of delegations l i b T h e A a a u r ln lrd I'r r a a ) nm opposed to Sunday selling of real loft to go to waste, however, an the dent Harding today informed tho Re­ for dealing with the Pnciflc nnd far OMAHA, Nebr., Nov. 17.—Charges estate," by W. McKee Kelly, St. Pe­ students suw to thut, some of them publican House Conferees on revenuo this firm also manufactures tniking eastern questions. of unwarranted hnngings of American tersburg, also a vice president of the said Inter. It wns a memornmle re­ bill thnt maximum surtax rnto of for­ mnehines and will cover the entire state with a lnrgo force of salesmen, soldiers oversens recently made by nssocintion, will be tho subject of nn cess. ty per cent will be agreeable to the shipping all of their pinnos nnd mate­ Senator Watson, of Georgia, were de­ address, while co-operation, the value Chris. Webb Killed administration. rials to Snnford nml distributing it here today by Colonel William 0. of advertising nnd mnny different sub- ELEVATED TRAINS on Trestle at Monroe nied from this city. Gilbert, who hnd charge of death, dis­ jecta will be discussed. CRASH AT CHICAGO MILITARY REGULATIONS By A. C. L. Train 83 missal nnd penitentiary cases nt Am­ J. II. Huntermistor Is nlrendy hero TWENTY-FIVE HURT. SHOULD HE FOLLOWED to represent them and will have erican Expeditionary Forces head­ • REGARDING THE FLAG. chnrge of their business here. Well Known Resident of Monroe Kill­ quarters, Chaumont, France. If there CONFEDERATE REUNION ( l b T h r A a a u r ln lr d I’ rra a ) HAS IMG ATTENDANCE ed While Walking Trestle CHICAGO, Nov. 17—Twenty-five hnd been hnngings without trial, ru­ ( l b T h e A a a neln trd I’ rra a ) Lnst Night mors would have reached officers even JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 17.—The Five Hundred Cigar LAKELAND, Nov. 17.—United persons were injured, and two prob­ thought there was no official record, Confederate Veterans of Floridn op­ ably fatally, today when two elevated Inxlty of Home persons in observing Makers Walk Out The body of Chris. Webb, n well he said. ened here yesterday morning with trninn were wrecked In n rear end military regulations In the use of the known resident of the Lake Monroe at Tampa Today about one hundred old soldiers in at­ collision on the Oak Park line. Fire­ Amcricun ling for decorating purpos­ section was found nt tho south end of ULSTER WILL NOT YIELD men used ncctylcno torches to reach es has aroused the ire of Mujor W. !,. tendance. The convention wns called the railroad drnw bridge enrly this HER POSITION IN IRELAND the injured. to order by Gen. J. D. Allen of this Carbine, veteran of tho Spanish and Demands for Raise In Wnges Refused morning. Tho body wus bndly m nngl-1 Causes Strike Pntrick McGuire, guard on the first world wars, and he is authority for the ONE PART PARLIAMENT. eity, which was followed by the invo­ oil, being almost cut in two and the trnin, nnd William Griffin, who was cation by Rev. S. II. Eschmnn of the statement thnt hereafter infractions supposition is that Webb was on the ( l b T h r A a a o r ln t r d I ' r r a a ) LONDON. Nov. 17.—All parties In CumDorlnnd Presbyterinn church. Tho riding with him on the platform, may of flag etiquette will be prosecuted. trestle walking towurd his home when Ireland, with the exception of the TAMPA, Nov. 17.—Between fivo die. The Jacksonville veteran in n letter he was hit by A. C. L. trnin No. 83 Nationalists, who, however, nre now address of welcome in behalf of the nnd six hundred cignr makers of West A donsc fog is said to have been and killed without nnyono on the train lnrgely inrorpornted with Sinn Fein, city of Lakeland was given by C ity! the cause of the wreck. Two steel to « locnl newspaper referred to use Tampa walked out today when de­ Commissioner Truby O’Ssteen and ( of the ting for decorative purposes on knowing anything about it. Tho body hnve had their say in tho negotiations General Allen addressed the veterans conches were telescoped nnd tho most , Armistlco Dny nnd pointed out that It mands for better wngcH, working con­ wus found by Harry Lucas, who Tn-, regarding the future of Ireland. with n welcome for the locnl Confed­ seriously injured were in these. Three should never be festooned but allowed ditions were refused nnd reported ev­ formed the authorities nnd tho co r-, hundred passengers in other conches to fly free and explained other details. ery factory in WeHt Tnmpn wns idle. The southern Unionists, who nre erate enmp. oner’s inquest rendered a verdict of * Strikers seeking to persundo workers suffered minor cuts and bruises. opposed to n dual parliament for the | Irregular use of the flag wns un­ accidental killing by tho railrond in Ybor City factories to strike. her islnnd. saw Prime Minister Lloyd Germany is now draining doubtedly caused by unfnmlllnrity train. , I Try a Hornld Wnnt Ad today. with tho rules of ling usage laid down Deceased was a resident of the Lake George, Lord Middleton stating tho Krupp of sorrow to tho dregs. UNIONIST PARTY , ense for them, while the Ulsterites by the army and navy, ho continued, .Monroe section for many yenrs nnd ENDORSES NEGOTIATIONS hnd beforo them tho government’s re­ and so fnr ns ho Is concerned tho vlowas engaged in tho blacksmith busi­ NOW IN PROGRESS. IntorH will be given unother chance. ness, in boring wells nnd in farming ( fusal of their counter-proposals for n settlement of the Irish qquestion. "Nothing will be done about it this and was well nnd favorably known by ( l b T h r A a s n c ln lrd I’ rra a ) n large circio of friends who will It wns understood thnt the govern­ time," the major snld. "Nothing has LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17.—By are ment’s reply to Ulster contained no mourn his loss, been said about It before and thcro Is overwhelming majority the Unionist new suggestions or proposals, leaving Ho lenves n dnughter In Palatka no reason why tho public should hnve pnrty todny endorsed, with cortuin nml two sons residing in this section tho Hituntlon apparently deadlocked. known better. But hereafter, If there reservations, the negotiations in pro­ John Miller Andrews, secretory of and the sympathy of the community are any infringements on the ruloH of gress between tho British govern­ goes out to them in their affliction. | Inbor, in the Ulster cabinet, upon his tho ling there will bcaction in the By Defrauding’ Government of Income Taxes andi ment nnd Irish representatives. return to Belfast mnde it clear, In n courts. I mean it.” statement to tho press, thnt the gov­ Penalties and Other Big Stuff MISSED DEATH IN BANK CLOSES ITS DOORS. AIRPLANE ACCIDENT. ernment’s proposnl to Ulster wns for MISTRIAL RESULTED n single parliament for a united Ire­ IN TAMPA AUTO CASE. NEW, YORK, Nov. 17.—Between twenty-five nnd thirty bootleggers In ( l b T h r A a a n e ln trd I’ rr a a ) PALATKA, Nov. 17.—Wesley CnHS, land, nnd that Ulster hnd replied thnt New York City have defrauded the government out of more than $r>0,000,000 CENTER HILL, Nov. 17.—Tho she must hnve a scpnrnto pnrlin( l b T h r A a a o rln t rd I’ rra a ) whoBot parents resido hero nnd who In 1920 Income taxes nnd pcnnltles. Frederick J. Kopff, nsslstnnt federal disBank of Center Hill, a small statu ment_« suggestion which neither the TAMPA, Nov. 17.—A miHtrinl re­ missed almost certain death in tho trlct attorney, of Brooklyn, said toduy. lie said the estlmnte did not Include bank, capitalized nt $15,000, hns closed Sinn Feiners no rthe southern Union­ sulted todny in tho case of Seth Scott dirigible ZR-2, because he hnd to give hundreds of smaller bootleggers. Government hns started proceedings to its doors and called upon tho comp­ and Anron Itystor, charged with tho ists would agree to. bis pplnce to nn English officer who mnke Edwnrd J. Donegnn, Brooklyn contractor, pay moro thun a million In troller to administer its affairs. theft of nn nutomohi|o. decided to make the trip, iH visiting taxes and penalties. Buy it with n Herald Wnnt Ad. bis parents. Ho is n nuvnl mechnnle. Want to Find Solutions of Near East Problems Very Soon—Fortunes AN AUGUSTA FIRM ARE N A T LINKED NAVAL POWERS ULSTER’S REPLY IS DELIVERED WOULD KEEP GOVERNMENT ONE SHIP YARD / SURTAX RATE FORTY PER CENT BE AGREEABLE NO SOLDIERS WERE HUNG DURING WAR BOOTLEGGERS IN NEW YORK MAKE OVER FIFTY MILLIONS OFF THE U. S. GOVERNMENT WEAT W E L L S < 2 ® c T O = S ra ® A Y -S O T ® ® L _ W E A R E INVITING Y O U T O TH E SUNDAY S C H O O L O F Y O U R CH O ICE ■■■■■■■■ M A K E 100 PER ® A ¥ „ IT CENT I M n C O -O PE R A T IN G SU N D A Y SC H O O L S M ethodist, C ongregational, Presbyterian, B aptist. A T T E N D A N C E HHHSIHIHHHIHiaiiaHIHM UHH ■ ■ b * ib b b b b b b b b b b b b b ib b «bbbbbbbbbbm m m m m m m m m m m »"'»1■ ■■■'■■■■■■■■■■■ IM �THE SANFOHD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16,1921 PAGE O R NEWSPAPER CONTEST WINNERS WERE GIVEN OUT YESTERDAY, DAILY HERALD WINS ONE PRIZE TBa®Sftar T r -r 9 1Lates J7 Darn runny VIOLA DANA in----------- The Front Page Contest Among Six Column Dailies Was Very Close Society' Orenii Increasing Popularity The universal demand for better style in clothing is indicated by the ever-increasing popularity of S w irtg I r a n i (Mntljra Designed in quiet, good taste, from the finest woolens, they rep­ resent true economy in style, permanency and long wear. COME TO SUNDAY SCHOOL NOV. 20TH Sanford Shoe & Clo. Company Local Kiwanis Club Hays Discriminates Will Have Big Time Against Service Men at Orlando Thursday Says Senator Fletcher Actloim of Postmaster General Will Want Good Representation From Snnford Club Be Investigated . WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—Senator Fletcher, Democrat, Florida, charged In tho senate yesterday that Postmas­ ter General Ilnys wns discriminating against former service men in tho appointment of postmasters. Ho as­ sorted thnt Mr. Hays had obtained a re-examination of applicants after It had boon determined that a former service man ranked highest. Senator King, Democrat, Utuh, de­ manded, in conseiiuenco of tho Fletch­ er charges, that a congressional in­ quiry into Mr. Hnya' actions bo hold. Further discussion on the subject wns tomporarly cut off by a demand of Sonntor McNary, Republican, Orogon, for consideration of regular bus­ iness. The Orlnndo Kiwanis Club has Just advised tho local club that they aro very desirous of having a full attend­ ance from Sanford. They urgo tho cluli members to bo ut tho Country Club or the San Juan at 0 p. m. Thurs­ day nnd tho matter of dress does not figure. Thoy want n good represen­ tation and plans for a good timo aro completed. CARPENTIER POSTPONED FIGHT WITH COOK; BREAKS DOWN IN HEALTH. ( ||, Thr Aaaoclntrd I'rraal DIEPIIE, France, Nov. 10.—George Carpentior asked indefinite postpone­ ment of bis tight with George Cook, scheduled In London on December 0. Carpcntiro reported that ho broke When you feel U>«t your matrimon­ down under stronuous training nnd ial venture is n failure, keep still and physiclnns Hny he Is physically unlit go ahead nnd ent breakfast. to light. TIRES DOWN AGAIN THE ONLY HOME SERVICE HOUSE IN SANFORD If you haven’t visited our Filling Station you can’t appreciate this High Grade Gasoline. 30x3V2 N. S.................................$8.75 30x3 N. S.................................. 7.50' Frank. Akers Tire Co. VULCANIZING F irst and Elm Avc. Phone 447-W Tho winners in tho atnto newspaper content put on by tho General Exton* nlon Division of tho Unlvorsity of Florida were announced last night af­ ter exceedingly closo contests in a number of tho classes in which tboro wore approximately a hundred and twenty-five entries. After spending n day in determining tho winners, Bristow Adnms, who judged tho con­ test, awnrdod tho threo highest aver­ age scores for weeklies as follows: Tho Florida Advocato of Wauchuln; for 7-column dailies, tho Miami Her­ ald; and for 0-volumn dailies, the Orlando Morning Sentinel won the highest averago scoro. Bristow Adams is hond of tho Journalism Depart­ ment nt Cornell University and has judged similar stato-wido contests in Now York, Kansas, South Dakota and Minnesota. Profossor Adams says that it was especially difficult to pick tho winners, especially among tho weeklies, most of which aro of high class, especially in front-page make-up, and sotting a highor aver­ age than in tho other states whoro ho has judged them. Tho metropolitan popers of Jncksonvillo and Tampa were not entered in tho competition. Prof. Adnms says that ho found tho weekly papers most interesting and hardest to rank. Thoy represent­ ed tho Inrgest numbers in entries, and first, second and third prizes woro given for front pugo mnko-up, for edi­ torial page, and for best handling of farm news. Tho contest which vyis conducted under tho auspices of tho General Extension Division was in­ augurated by B. C. Riley, director, in order to center tho attention of tho public upon tho vnluo of our newspa­ pers to their communities and tho state. For tho dallies, only first prizes were awarded in these three clnsses, in addition to tho general prizes al­ ready mentioned. The complete list of awards fol­ lows: Best front-page, weeklies: First, Fort Pierce Nows-Tribuno; Bccond, Florida Advocate, of Wauchula; third, Lake Wales Highlander. Others par­ ticularly doserving of mention in this class are: The Sarasota Timos, Lees­ burg Commercial, Cocoa Tribune and tho Kissimmeeo Vnlloy Gazette. Best editorial pago, weeklies: First, Fort Laudordalo Herald; second, Tltusvillo Star-Advocate; third, Lees­ burg Commercial. Best form nows treatment: First, Wauchula Florida Advocate; second, Lake Worth Herald; third, Boy County Bencon-Tribuno, of Ponnmn City; with tho Sarasota Times ns n close contender. Among tho seven-column dailies, tho Minml Herald had things all its own way, partly because thoro wero com­ paratively few of such papers ontorod. That should not detract from tho sterling worth of this pnper which won firsts on front pngo, editorials and farm nows. In tho six-column dailies the competion wns dosor. Tho best front pago wns thnt of tho Sanford Daily Herald; tho best editorial pngo, Or­ lando Morning Sentinel; and tho bett farm news treatment, South Jackson­ ville Journal. ” -Also a Two-Part Comedy Tomorrow—William S. Hart in “The Whis­ tle”; also a 2-part Century Comedy ■ WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS a3 ■ ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO SUIT YOU You can make money buying for advance. You are going to build a home one of these S days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it by easy stages. If you have some money, will build one or two houses. Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the game now. Chinese Minister Gardner Captured Makes Statement at Same Old Game, Regarding Interests Robbing Mail Cars (Ily Thr Aaaoctntrd I’rraa) WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—Minis­ ter Sze today made detailed state­ ment regarding China’s interests nnd attitude on Far Enstorn questions nt tho first meeting of tho commlttco on Pacific and Far Enstcrn questions. Maintenance of open door Chainn said had been urged vigorously by Szn who also spoko strongly for abolition of secret treaties affecting China. Ho SEVEN HUNDRED REBELS did not bring up Shantung or foreign KILLED IN INDIA HAD ATTACKED POST. concessions. Sanford Fire Dept. Has Good Record; Wants No Advice ■ N ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ AGENT At every fire of any consequence the firemen aro called upon to um^orgo n fusllndo of criticisms, curses nnd general brow-benting. No a t­ tention is paid to this ns It usually comes from Irresponsible who do not own n cent’s worth of property nor fought n flro In thoir life. No other fire department bns any better record .than ours, compared to Its strength nnd no set of men are moro willing to risk Injury nnd possibly thoir lives, to snvo the property nnd lives of tho citizens. Thousands of dollnrs of expensive equipment nro placed In tho firemen's care nnd they nro expected to be freo to oxerciso their utmost ability In Its enro nnd use. I t Is not encouraging to theso mon to sacrifice their homo life nnd nearly all social enjoyment nnd go out In tho discharge of their duties to bo subjected to abuse. Tho records of tho flro department show thnt It snves nnnunlly ninny times Its cost of mnlnnlnenco nnd Ib a valuable nssot In tho growth of tho city In which nil truo citizens nro Interested. Give tho men your support Instcnd of nbuso so when thoy go to a flro they will feci more like giving thoir best attention to business Instead of having to dofond themselves. O. P. PAXTON, Chief Fire Department, Don’t Bond your Joh printing nway from town. Patronize your homo In­ stitutions, first, last nnd all tho tlmo. . 9 • An absont-mlndecl surgeon Is ono who says: "Let mo feel your purse ” Subscribers to the Daily Herald should ask for a receipt when the carrier boy rolled from you. It Is tha only protection you havo In case tho enrrier changes or there happens to bo n mistake in the account. Each carrlor boy is supplied with rocolpt books, and is commanded to givo a receipt by tho Herald. Sco that you pot your vocelpt a t tho end of each week If you r.re paying thnt way. SPORTSMEN Have a look at the Winchester Window. THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. OIL ’EM BOYS Season opens Nov. 20th. Remember the Sabbath, but oh you 21st. r. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ NASHVILLE, TENN. The Giant of the South Its immense popularity is duo not only to the fact th a t every lino in it is w ritten for Southern farm families by men and women who know nnd appreciate Southern condi­ tions, but to tho practically unlimited personal servico which is given to subscribers without charge. Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun­ dreds of different subjects—nil without charge. When you become a subscriber this invnlunble personal service is yours. Thnt is one reason why we have— . LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10.—Tho rcSANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS mnrriugc of Mrs. Mndnlynnc Oben-, JOHN GOVE, Proprietor chain, held in jnil on a charge of the CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY murder of J. Bolton Kennedy, to her 1018 West F irst Street 1018 West First Street divorced husband, Ralph R. Obcuchnin, will hnv eto await her freedom ,tho sheriff having dccidel today to refuse to permit a marriage in jnil. Obon- .m ^.M»|mM >++4*++*+++++++++++++*+*+++++++++++++***+++++ chnin yesterday obtained a licenso to remarry his divorced wife. Hon. F. P. Forster and Mrs. Forster returned Inst night from Now York where they have been spending tho past month with friends and rela­ tives. Mr. nnd Mrs. Forstor visited mnny cities on tho northenst seaboard nnd report n nu st plensnnt tlmo al­ though thoy woro glnd td get back to Sanford ngnin. e ■ SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST 375,000 CIRCULATION ■ ■ OHENCHAIN CANNOT REMARRY WHILE MRS. OHENCHAIN IN JAIL (H jr T h e A a a o cln lrd l’ r r » » ( DELHI, 'India, Nov.. 10.—Nearly seven hundred Moplnh rebels wero killed in an attack on the Pandikkad post, which was repulsed by tho Gurkha garrison. Moplah forces numbered two thousand. One British ofTiccr and three men wero killed and thirty-four wounded. Reports of this nnd other clashes show thnt the rebels aru using artillery. ■ ■ M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY Had Escaped From Pen Many Times And At Rude on Far la ste rn Ques­ tions and Gone Back (Hr The Associated Tress) PHOENIX, Arlz., Nov. 10.—Bandit enptured horo last night at tho Santa Fo stntlon after an attempt to rob n mail car,-wns identified by finger­ prints today as Roy Gardner, who re­ cently escaped fedornl ponltontlnry nt McNeil’s Island. Police snld ho admit­ ted tho Identity. ■ W hy This Interests You! ff Because, Mr. Farmer, you can use our facilities to your advantage. % 11 Our buying capacity enables us to supply your Crates, Hampers, Insec­ ticides, Fertilizers and supplies at a saving in cost to you. U You don’t have to figure away in advance what you need. Our ample stock will take care of you. Compare Our Prices WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE Chase & Co. PHONE 536 THE BALL HARD­ OFFICE SUPPLIES.AT HERALD OPTIC WARE COMPANY POST CARDS AT THE HERALD 0FFIC ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * B s B �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1921 KAOS TWO SANFORD DAILY •t ■ u to i TUrU* THE HERALD PRINTING CO., loc. rn u m u B, J. H O L L Y _________ ,----- Editor 11. J. L!LLARD....8eeretary-Treatarer f l. A. NBBL_____ ..General M u i p r ROBERT J. HOLLY, J r , UflUTVLATlO* K i l U U Phone 148 np to 4 P. M. .MwrtUf Aaw. MaA. K—wn m •mbMTtftlM Trim tm U thm T u t I , , i i i l l »»•«• l i t tool Om “* Om d«o iPA™ oiX i i - K M i r . u « ... W m A • .................... ............... . *3? tS m m u y . L y flr f t u n it w i t m«m m u M •k ffllM tlM . Dd m o i w le |lMBW . t m t , alwmy* O aAt m m . p m Member of The Auoeieted Pr * (f you've got to use a hammer huilti a house. f ’ ----------- o----------You don’t have to tako out an auto license to run a truck farm. ----------- o----------Politicians aro divided into two classes—appointed and disappointed. ----------- o----------At Washington, it-looks like war­ ships are to be replaced with friend­ ships. ----------- o----------Japan can point to China as evi­ dence that sho is in favor of disarm­ ament. -----------o----------Another slight qunko in California. Probably they call these real estate transfers. The conference most not hold that the equality of right depends upon the equality of might. ----------- o—--------That Peruvian girl who is to he sent hack home from Tampa will probably he placed on a Peruvian hark. ----------- o----------If a prisoner is kept is jail some months before trial ho will convict himself, for long confinement tells on one. Yeast is now advertised ns a daily food. Followed by a chaser of grapejuice And a carton of raisins there may he possibilities in it. -----------o----------It is less dangerous to transport hooch than to drink it. A mull car­ rier of Kustis plead guilty to boot­ legging Tuesday. ‘----------- o---- - ... Tho Metropolis of Jax Is much con­ cerned over Harding’s Birmingham speech ami calls it an attempt to break the solid south. The bollweevil has been trying to do it for fifteen years, It can't be did. ---------- -o----------DEDICATE THE NEW PAVILION. Our now pavilion on the lake front will bo ready for occupancy Satur­ day or Sunday, and we should dedi­ cate it in proper stylo by having the Chamber of Commerce turn it over to the city oificlnls and the people of Sanford ,und let tho hand play and everybody turn out for a Sunday af­ ternoon spent in our own city on our own lake—quite the prettiest in the country. To the tourist nnd conven­ tion committee, is dm: the congratula­ tions for arranging all the details of the new pavilion ,und to those big hearted men who gave all their time and attention to the building, und es­ pecially to the chairman of tho com­ mittee, Deane Turner, should we sing praises. This pavilion, to tho editor of tho Herald, is one of the best moves that has been made in Sanford in the past ten years, or since the bulkhead was built. Let us put it into com­ mission in the proper style next Sunilny, HOOD HANDS AUK A NECESSITY. Hood bunds are a necessity in every live city, and they aro never Been in dead towns. A good live hand keopH the city olive and should he supported Just ns other municipal projects are supported, and the Herald wishes to congratulate the city commissioners and the chamber of commerce upon their latest step in assisting tho San­ ford baud. We have a good hand s I'KACII SOUFFLE Open 1 can LnOrnngc Sliced penches, Drain and place In making dishing. T II stiffly honten egg whites, ndd pinch of suit nnd 1-1 cup poach syrup. Pour over penches nnd bake in slow oven 110 minutes. Serve with custard sauce made from the egg yolks and rent of peach syrup. -------- f ,T~ , ,rn^ ti Prertatfea. Eltl ' Br k T tm u t NEW 0 ttE » 700^1" I m \ 8 Do You Pay By Check? The advantages of a checking ac­ count are too numerous to bs giv­ en here, but if you would handle your affairs in a business-like way, do not overlook the benefits to be gained from a checking account with this bank. Let us talk the matter over with you. z«r"« « mil !»• Ifl 9 0 INKS M M T AS luiEFVL AS WATER* ! First National Bank i * I! .7.iL. I ai9.i I U T»r. Iiiun n , s r , . . r * A COMMUNITY BUILDER § F. P. Forster, Pres. K B. F. Whitner, Cashier | J u INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO.. TAM I’A 11AH A HAND OF ITS OWN THIS SEASON. _©] PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY' OF SANFORD CONTItOLLING CUTWORMS. Cutworms are the almost hairless Perhaps nothing conduces more to caterpillars of several species of the credit and reputation of n city, moths. The eggs are laid mostly on than the. existence of n first class, lumd. It carries the city’s fame abroad grass in heavy sod land. The larvae as nothing else enn; and it adds much feed <>n tlie grasses. Consequently, on to the pleasure and satisfaction of the land which has had considerable grass, home citizens. Especially In it import­ cutworms are most troublesome. ant to nny rity that aspires to hc- When such land is plowed the natural come a “tourist town," for the tourist food of the caterpillars is cut off nnd must he amused, if it is hoped to hold they are forced to concentrate on him for nny considerable length of plants set out later. They nro es­ time, or impress him with the denira- pecially troublesome to such crops ns hllity of returning next yenr. Other cabbage nnd beets. plnnt on towns in Floridn arc preparing to pity1 The cut surface of the large sums to secure musical enter­ which they feed is ' no small Unit it In tainment for their winter visitors. impractical to attempt to poison them Tnmpn will not he compelled to go by direct application of the poison to abroad for its music this winter. It tlic plants attacked. They are best has always been conspicuous among combatted hy means of a poisoned Bran 20 southern cities for its love of good bait, a good one being; music, nnd the extent nnd variety of pounds, cottonseed meal 5 pounds, talent rnpnhlo of producing it. Some purls green 1 pound. Thoroughly mix fnr-nighted nnd music-loving citizens these while dry and then ndd 21-2 2 quarts of hnve brought this tnlcnt together, gnllons of water nnd which Is under the auspices of, 'the syrup, Amcrlcnn Legion, nnd is known hs’the 1 The mixture should he thoroughly American Legion hand. It hnn boon dnmp hut not sloppy so that It will organized only nbout two months, has fall In line llnkcs when sown brond40 or more members, alt experts in enst over the ground. Professor J, R. their individual lines, nnd some in sov- WVitson of the Florida Experiment oral lines. They hnve mndo hut few Station recommends this remedy nnd public appearances ns yet, but thono i sny sthnt it should he put out after few have excited general commendn- sunset so that it will remain moist tion nnd applause. We understand nil night. If sown properly, it will fall they eontemplntc making short tours in smnll flakes that will not be danger­ in immediate vicinity of Tnmpn dur­ ous to fowls a ml game. It should bo ing the coming winter, nnd wo can as­ broadcasted or scattered along the sure the cities that shnll be fortunnto rows or nbout the bases of the plnnts enough to secure them that they w ill, to he protected, hnvo an enjoyable musical treat com­ ing to them.—Tnmpn Times. ----------- o----------WEATHER AND CHOI' Acceptance in principle, hy both Great Britain nnd Japan, of Secretary Hughes' proposals for naval reduction, shows that this country has, nt least, made a hit at the beginning of the armament 'conference. Mr. Hughes, at one stroke, has dis­ armed, for the time being, ail those critics who were arguing that tho American desire for disarmament was GUARANTEED only half hearted. Ho has put thu oth­ Conditions In Floridn for the Week Ending November 15, 1921. er nations on tho defensive, and in a position where they must "show Tem perature:—The temperature , enUBo” or submit to the odium of be­ wns moderntely low over much of the | 30x3 Non-Skid $ 7.90 ing classed as advocates of militarism. northern ami western portions of the He has taken the wind nub of thu section from about the 11th to Kith, 30x3M> Non-Skid 9.90 Jnpnncno sails hy complying with J a ­ being near freezing at sonic interior pan’s expressed desires of discussing portions of extreme northern nnd 3 2 x 3V 2 Non-Skid 14.90 arms reduction before attempting a western counties. Frost wan reported settlement of the Eastern question suvcrnl times during the week, hut 31x4. Non-Skid 15.90 generally, without dnmngc. Tho best that enn be said of the Precipitation:—There wore benefic­ 32x4 Non-Skid 16.90 Hughes plnn, however, is that it is a ial showers und locally heavy rains start in the right direction ,nnd would over all portions of the section, al­ 33x4 Non-Skid 17.90 effect n saving of a good many mil­ though more rain Is needed west of lion dollars annually to the tax pay­ the Suwannee river—mainly, however, 34x4 Non-Skid 18.90 ers. And this is much to the good west of the Apnlnchlcoln river, hut I that in rejoicing over it the public nvon this relief wns doubtless roceiv-! might conceivably lost night of tho ed during tho lust day of the week, fact that it neither makes future wars when a mounts exceeding an inch less liable nor altera the relative woro reported from regular and specOrlando, Fla. strength of tho probable belligerents ini stntinns. in ease of war. Condition of Crops:—Reports are It Is a practical rather than aa generally more favorable than during ideal reduction. It loon not convert the weeks immediately following the swords into plowshares, hut hy keep­ October storm. Although some coming down the size of the sword nil pliiin that citrus frultH are still drop­ around, it leaves more room for the ping n sa result of the Htorm, reports Have a look at the developmest of those peaceful voca­ generally Indicate n very satisfactory tions, which, hy tho way, are just as condition of orchards; fruit is color­ Winchester Window. essential to the successful manage­ ing nicely, nnd shipments nro active; ment of war as thu more militant a large portion of the fruit damaged THE BALL HARD­ trndes. linn been forwarded. Seed beds and Acceptance in detail may he fore- J recently planted truck hnve done well, WARE CO. east, because; us the other nations Homo hennn, eggplant, and other truck pretty woU understand, If the present are in the market, and cabbage, cel­ naval competition should go on, thin ery, nnd lettuce mndo progress. Sweet country with itH immense resources, potatoes nro being dug, nnd enne cut, * # could and would soon hnve a navy the latter for syrup ^linking. Oats arc which would put all the other coun* ^bolng planted—some are up and look tries to shame. America can afford well. Ranges hnve responded to the to make the offer announced by Mr. recent mins. Much general plowing is Hughes, because it him nothing to being done. The soil over prncticnlly lose by letting Itr. navy rust while all the section is in good condition. building up its other industries; the other nations can not afford to reject The world newa tho dr.y It hnppcns, tho offer, because the alternative 1delivered nt your door oneh evening would leave them in a poorer situa­ 15c the week. tion relntivu to this country than they now anjoy.—Lakeland Telegram. Sell It with a Herald Want Ad. PEERLESS TIRES You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAWYERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. 0 . Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance" Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Wieland CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Plnnea and Specifications Cheerfully Furnished All Work Guaranteed H. T. PACE , P. 0 , Box 191 Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURE Phone 31I-W Sanford, Fla Expert Repairing OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Oak and First LORD’S PURITY WATER Geo. W. Knight AS GOOD AS THE BBST Real Estate and Insurance D.lly 8 c r .lt. PhoM IK FLORIDA! .1 .. Employment Bureau.. SANFORD NOVELTY The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Woman’s Club requests all young women destring employment to register at the First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman D. F. SUMNER PAINTER WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street LET HE FAINT YOUH HOUSE Will C.alrt.l of Toko Job by tbo Hour rHONB 111 HI LAUREL AVE. Sanford, Fla. TRANSFER “WE DELIVER THE GOODS" Sanford Machine £ Foundry Co. Quick Service Transfer General Machine nnd Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands In stock i Crank Shafts Re-lurucd If we please ynu, tell others; If no tell us. Phone 498 Sanford Steam Laundry Hotel Montezuma FOR SERVICE ^ C a ll 146-J "Sanford’s New Hotel” W. R. Link Tire Co. SPORTSMEN Sanford Constructs Co. PURE WATER GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage SANFORD FLORIDA Storage Facilities HOTELS $1.50 Up Per Day W. RAWLING, Prop. Acteylene Welding OF ALL KINDS Sanford Welding Co. * Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Avt Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Avt New Era Prin*ery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING GILLON & FRY INSURANCE Season opens Nov. 20th. I-Jectrical C o n tra c to rs Remember the Sabbath, N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. Phone <112 111 Park Ave but oh you 21st. W. T. ROBERTS, Agent Deane Turner (■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a LOOKS LIKE A WINNER JUST KIDS— Aa On, OIL ’EM BOYS I Phonea 497-494 WEI.AKA BLOCK now ,nnd expect to pay them for a season’s concert, and this band music and the pavilion on the lake front, will nttrnct many people who would not be attracted otherwise. And then, the homo people are entitled to good music, and Sanford, believing in home products, refuses to send for n bnnd from elsewhere, but will pny their own band for the winter season concerts. The DoLand Nows wants tho home bnnd paid also nnd writes the follow­ ing about the band: The regulnr Friday night concorts by the DeLand band, whiclFhavc been n* feature hero for the past ten or oloven ycars/have been greatly missed during the past few months. These bnnd concerts in the past hnve brought peoplo to DeLand from all sections of the county, and have been greatly en­ joyed. The city has never mndo any pro­ vision for paying the members of tho band for their services. Mr. Bushnell has been leading tho hand and train­ ing tho young men for many years; the city paid a small stipend for tho rent of hall nnd for tho purchase of new music—nbout $1500 per yenr. The only other funds ever given the bnnd by the citizens was the smnll amount raised by tho News n couple of years ago, to purchase a silver set for Lead­ er Bushnell nnd family, and n hundred dollars or so left over, which was turned into the gcnernl bnnd fund. Nothing more has been done by the city for the bnnd. Years ago, members of city council, bond trustees, nnd prncticnlly all per­ sons chosen for honorary positions served absolutely without emolument. Hut times have changed. Members of council are now paid regular salaries, bond trustees draw a percentage, and even members of the state legislature have incrensd their earnings. Mem­ bers of congress have nearly doubted their salaries. The time has passed when people do things for the public good. And this is only right. There is no reason why tho patriotic citizen should de­ vote his tlmo for the benefit of all, while other citizens use their time for their own benefit exclusively. DeLand should provide a fund for the employment of the bnnd that will pny the members a reasonable wage for the time they put In. As one of the Inrgest tax-payers In DeLand the wri­ ter hopes to see a rensonnblo aount mined by taxation to pny tho hand. Wo hope no effort will he made to mine fumlR by subscription, which in a system that places tho entire burden on n few patriotic ,generous people, nnd permits the stingy cun, though benefited more thnn others, to escape entirely, Let’s hnve tho hand, nnd let's pny the boys n fair stipend for their time. 8 THE BALL HARD­ WARE COMPANY Sanford d r in k Office supplies of ait kinds a t The Herald Printing Co. When you want Flnrida anything In this line see The Herald. Wo have It or can get I t Elder Spring. Water, ft. 09 08-lix or cent pure. Phon. aiL it 1 ?our Scvatch P»ds from The Herald—by the pound—15c. �V/ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1921 In and A b ou t Little Mention ef Metier* I* Brief personal Item* of Intereet ■ i ' * S> The C ity <£ THE WEATHER E. V. Young, of Atlanta, Is in the city transacting business. Unvo your watches and Jewelry re paired nt McLaulin’a. Two first class *ntch makers. Prompt service. 140-tfc 100-lGtc D. T. Rose, of Orance City, is in the city transacting business. The Ladies of the Bplacopal Church will hold their Basaar and Supper, December 1st and 2nd In the Pariah House. 171-tfe Phono 3711 for a turkey. Biff Christmas Edition of Daily and Weekly The Dnlly and Weekly Herald will publish a big Christmas edition—or one for tho Dally nnd Weekly Her«ld tho same week. The Weekly will have the special edition on Friday, De­ cember 18th, and tho Daily will have a special on Saturday, December 10th, thus giving all tho people the chance to redd the specials and tdo their im _____ Christmas shopping in plenty of time M Nice summer weather right before tho great day comes round. Mi in tho heart of November The Herald for many years published ^ whllo tho turkoys gobblo a Christmas edition until it hnd al­ ha and tho skirts hobble and most become a regular custom but hu tho husbands bobble. If you during the war and shortly nftor and ha told anyone outside of Fiorthen with tho Daily Herald coming on h* Ida thnt wo wore enjoying the special edition was cut out with this kind of weather they the result thnt the merchants of Snnwould not believe it. Good ford have asked thnt it be restored h« growing weathor and our this season—especially tho regular ha crops of celery and lettuco advertisers who renlizo thnt in tho ha are looking fine. 80 in specinl Chritmns spirit of the Christ­ ^ Novombor and almost at mas edition there is a pulling power * l Thanksgiving timo and tho thnt ennnot bo achieved in the regular Ml fish aro biting. Come on schedule. So the management of tho ^ down, you peoplo that are Herald despite the fact thnt tho shop Ml under bhow in the north. is busy and running over with work Ml 5:40 A. M. NOVEMBER 17 nnd advertising hnvo consented to Ml Maximum ..................... 80 givo the people this year a regular ^ Minimum ..................... 58 trent in the shape of a weekly and a Ml At timo of observation.. 02 daily ChriBtnms edition nnd tho mer­ Ml Barometer ...................80.27 chants will got spneo in both papers ha Foggy, for one price, making it one of the ha best pieces of advertising literature hahataRahaaaftahal* that has over been offered tho public. The Daily nnd Weekly Heralds cover Wheatsworth Biscuit, renl Graham this section of Florida like the mist crnckcrs, 100 per cent whole wheat. thnt falls from tho clouds each morn­ —L. P. McCullor. 203-tfc ing nnd there is not n homo in San­ ford and very few in Seminole county 000 cures Chills and Fever. 100-lGtc thnt docs not see tho Dally or Weekly Herald. And then outBldo of our own Ralph S. Snow, of New Orlrans, is county there nre other counties and making his hendqunrters at the Mon­ other states nnd other countries even tezuma while in the city nn business. that get tho two Heralds nnd it is safe to assort that an advertisement Hupmobile makes fin­ in the Herald now gets results thnt can show. al reduction, open mod­ fewAnd then the business men of Sunels, $1250, Detroit.—B. ford will be doing tho peoplo a good by making it possible for thorn & O. MOTOR CO., San­ toturnhnvu a fine holiday papur, n joy ford. to young nnd old alike for aside from 188-tfc the advertising the special editions will be filled with good reading of n Van Camp’s tali cream, $5.G0 per locnl nature and with Christmas stor­ case.—L. P. McCulicr. 203-tfc ies and Christmas cheer and stories and pictures for the little folks. It 6GG cures Mnlnrinl Fever. 100-lGtc will be one of the celebrated Herald Specials—this explains it all. W. Knighton Blount, of New York, Wntch for tho specinl Herald edi­ and Lewis II. Keen ,of Atlanta, Gn., tions. They will be tlio greatest ad­ were visitors here yestordny enrouto vertising mediums thnt have over to Winter Park. been offered to you. Our solicitors will call upon you in plenty of time Hupmobile makes fin­ nnd meantime hnve your Christmas copy lined up. There will not bo n al reduction, open mod­ business house in Snnford left out. 203-2tc J. W. Holmes waa n business visitor hero yesterday from “The City Beau­ tiful." Tho D. of W., will hold n baznnr and have n turkoy supper in the store room formerly occupied by tho Popu­ lar Market in the Wolnkn block, Sat­ urday, November 10. IDrt-lOts. Are you stopping evory ton days for our FREE Bnttery w ater? Wo make our own.—IIof-Mnc Battery Co. 203-0tp M. M. Dnvls, of Orlando, spent tho day hero yestordny on n business mission. To prevent a cold take GGG. 196-lGtc FOR SALE—Eight room houBo with bath. Immediate possession. Small pnyment down, long time on bnlanco. See I.ane or nddresB Box 782, Day­ tona, Fla. 199-Tu*Snt-4w Elpior Brown, of Flora, Ind., Is registered nt tho Montezuma while In the city on business. Tho Temple Plpo Organ Club will hold its Christmas Bnzanr November 20th nt Moore's Optical Parlor, opp. Postoffice. 200-tfc els, $1250, Detroit.—B. & O. MOTOR CO., San­ ford. cAUTO M O BILES % ealB argains 1 B.&O. Motor Co. n f 209 Park Avenue Sanford, Fla. i LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES I and SERVICE nr rorn are F L A ta m m Asadl Wm saisme wmy wnftEa Bed room slippers, all styles, collar boxes, or anything in our line. You are sure to get them if you look them over now. We have just a limit­ ed number of these valuable Gifts. S i S . « r- sra/?f rwjr /s y/frrfliwl S a n fo r d , F la . H. W. NICKERSON Public Accountant; Audits—Systems Income Tax Service Room 10 McNeili-Davis Bldg. Orlnndo, Fla. Phone 852 WANTED TO RENT 5 OR 6 ROOM HOUSE unfurnished. DR. WM. KERMODE 202-0tp Gu me r-Wood ruff Bldg. 6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000 2-story, 5-room house, new...... 3,750 Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750 New 5-room cottage with large rooms ,on brick ro a d ........ 4,200 Terms Terms Terms Terms CITY LOTS— EASY PAYMENTS Other Desirable Real E state. We can Suit any Inquiry A. P. CONNELLY Employment Bureau The Vocational Committee of the Bus­ iness and Professional Women's Club requests nil young women desiring employment to register nt tho First National Bank, nnd business men ro-J u Iring help to consult register. TRAIN SCHEDULE CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 Southbound Arrive 88........... 2:30 a.m. 27........... 91........... 1:18 p.m. ' 89........... 2:55 p.tn. 85........... 6:55 p.m. No. No. No. No. No. Departs 2:10 a.m. 8:40 a.m. 1:38 p.m. 3:20 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Nurtli bound Arrive DopurtB 82 ........ 1:48 a.m. 2:03 n.m. 84....... 11:45 n.m. 12:05 p.m. 80....... 2:35 p.m .* 2:55 p.m. 92....... 4:00 p.m. 4:05 p.m. . 28....... 10:30 p.m. xNo, xNo. xNo. No. Trilby Branch Arrive 100........ 24........ 158........ 22........ xNo. No. xNo. xNo. No. Leesburg Branch Arrive 157........... 8:55p.m. 21....... 2:50 p.m. 101....... 5:50 p.m. 25....... 1:80 p.m. 22....... 7:00 p.m. Departs 0:00 a.m. 3:25 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Departs Oviedo Branch xNo. 120...........11:00 a.m. xNo. 127........ 3:40 p.m. x—Dnily, except Sunday. Wheutswortn, real whole whont, pure graham flour.—L. P. McCullor. 203-tfc HATS! C L A SS IF IE D A D S Classified advertisement*, 5 cent* « line. No *d taken for leaa than 25 cents, and positively no classified ada charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all order*. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR SALE FOR RENT—Furnished front room, also light housekeeping rooms at 200 Park nve. 109-8tp FOR RENT—2 bod rooms and Icltchcnottc, furnished for light house­ keeping. 014 WoHt Second streot, FOR SALE—By owner, hnndsomo homo furnished, modern conveni­ ences, garage nnd hearing grove; also sumo beautiful home sites in n grovo on a lake. Box 110, Altnmonto Springs, Fin. 11-3-lmoc WANTED Far -.trice supplies, stationery, etc., WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, come to the Herald office. morning nnd evening deliveries.—R. FOR SALE—Belgian hares. Apply L, Gnrrison. Phone 3711. 109-St-Tu to Geo. Mere, 811 Elm nve. Phono FOR RENT—Two largo comfortable 254. 195-tfdh bed rooms furnished. 717 Park FOR SALE—Dining tabic, wnlnut bed Avc. 193-tfc and springs. Call 30S-J. 200-tfc WANTED—Refined ladles, agents. HEMSTITCHING and Picotlng A t­ Married or widow prefer. Call at tachment; fits all sowing mnehines. Room 253, Hotel Montcxuma. Price $2.00. Checks, 10c extra. 202-2tp Lights Mail Order House, Box 127, Birmingham, Ala. 202-0tp FOUND ^ For office supplies, stationery, etc. FOUND—Lady’s purse. Owner can come to tho llorald office. get same by calling nt this office, proving property, and paying for this FOR RENT ~ 202-tfc FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. ml. Apply 1004 Elm Avo. 152-tfc Subscribers to the Dnily llorald FOR RENT—Ono furnished room nt should ask f Jr n receipt when tho 320 Oak ave. Call 308-.I. 192-tfc carrier boy collect from you. I t Is FOR RENT—Largo furnished bod the only protection you hove in cose room, with private bath; nlso gnrthe cnrrler changes or thoro happens ngo, 914 Myrtle Ave. 200-tfc. to bo a mistake in tho account. Each FOR KENT—Rooms for light house­ carrlor boy is supplied with receipt keeping, furnished, with running books, and is commanded to give a water, electric lights, gas for cook­ receipt by tho Herald. Sco that you ing, house plcusantly located, recently Eet your receipt at tho end of each, painted, walls newly papered. Adults week if you r.ro paying that way. only. 300 French Ave. 200-lwc As a Inst resort, distressed and FOR RENT—Apartment, hot water, everything furnished. 1820 Park worn-out conferees usually decide In Avc. Snnford Heights. 201-3tp desperation to he rensonnbie. FOR RENT—Two large connecting Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. rooms Huitnblo fur couple desiring light house keeping. 019 Oak Avo. 203-fltp. Nothing hut In this Big Wonderful Millinery Sule. Ladies', MIhsch’ and Children's Trimmed nnd Rendy-to-wcnr, every hat to lw sold at u sacrifice. Bo sure nnd see these FOR RENT—Furnished bod room, 401) Huts at THE QUALITY SHOP. Myrtle. Call 337. 203-8tc 203-2tc S0OSII1ETY HATS! Coll Tho man who chuckles over the FOR RENT—Suburban homo. 308-J. 107tfc prospect of a hnrd winter may not bo a coal denier. He may bo a plumber. FOR RENT—Forndalc Apartments, furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. Appilnchicoln oysters.—L. P. Mc- L. G. Loveless, in Moloch block, 305 203-tfoJ East First St. Phono 295-Ll 104tfc Cullor. FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. Portable houses are all right; but Phono 437-W, corner Elm £ Third we’d hnvo more homes ’f wo had fowor Streot. 105-tfc portablo nffectionB. FOR KENT—Ono furnlshod Eod room, also garage, 116 Laurel Ave. Jones' Dairy Farm little link sou-, _________________ 190-tfc sage.—L. P. McCullor. 203-tfc E61t RENT—Bed room, 311 Park ave188-tfc TXT A DAILY HZXALD WAXY AD. nue. 178-tfc Hupmobile makes fin­ al reduction, open mod­ els, $1250, Detroit.—B. & O. MOTOR CO., San­ ford. s a gift of a bath robe for him for Christmas, drop in and look at the nice shipment we have just received and pick out yours and we will lay it aside for you. GOVERNOR PROCLAIMS THANKSGIVING DAY, flood repale work makos your bat­ 188-tfc tery give you much longer sorvico TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 17.—Urging We do it for less. Provo us out.—IIofthe people of the States of Florida Mnc Ilnttery Co. 203-Gtp Kub-My-TIsm, n pain killer. 100-lGtc to gather on November 24, Thanks­ giving day, in their churches and A. Kenimer, of Tampa, a promi- j S- E' Murrell> of «tctson ^niversi- homes for the purpose of giving real estate denier, is spending 1 DpU,ld- spent the day here yes- thanks to God for the blessings re­ tordny with his parents, Capt. and several dnys hero on business. ceived during the year, Gov. Cary A. Mrs. K. R. Murrell. Hardee has issued Ids olTicinl Thanks­ HENRY FORD has adapted tho giving day proclamation. The proc­ Turkoys nt L. P. McCullcr’s. 203tfc use of tho GIANT “EXIDE" B atter­ lamation follows in full: ies for Ford cars. Wo give scrvico, In pursuit of the time honored cus­ 190-1 Gtc buy, soli and oxchango batteries for 0G0 cures Bilious Fever. tom o four fathers and in nceordnnct all makes automobiles, gonulno Bazaar nnd Turkey Supper Satur­ with the Inw of the state, “EXIDE” scrvico. Got tho best.— 1, Cary A. Hardee, governor, do It AY BROTHERS, phono 548. 190-tfc day, November 19, in the Weinkn hereby designate Thursday, the twen­ block, room formerly occupied by the ty-fourth day of November, 1921, as Hnvo your hnts of nil kinds clean­ Popular Market. Daughters of Wob- a da of Thanksgiving, devotion and 190-10te. 'd and blocked by the Oldest Block |oy> prayer throughout the state. Hatter in tho State who can guar­ Let me urge all our people to gath­ antee his work or no pny, I am woll GGG quickly relieves a cold. 10G-15tc er on this day in their respective known ns Dr. O. T. Simklns, Jr., 110 W. W. Wilson, of Tampa, represent­ churches and home to give thanks to Sanford Avo., Sanford, Fla. 203-ltp ing Tnnipn coffee mills, was a busi­ Almighty God for the manifold ness visitor here yesterday calling on blessings vouchsafed unto us during Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism. the year through which we nre pass­ 100-lGtc his local customers. ing. Our harvests have been plenteous; we have been froo from epidemic nnd disastrous calamity; our peoplo have ben happy and prosprous; our na­ tion is ugnin nt pcnco with all the world; our statesmen in the nrmnment conference nre grappling with problems, the successful Bolutlon of which may hasten tho time when "ponce on earth, good will toward men” shall bo no more u dream. Truly BUICK SIX, 7-passenger........................ $575 wo hnvo cause for Thanksgiving nnd much rejoice. Gratefully remembering r u itu , late m odel...................... these many mercies, lot us pray God .... 400 AUBURN, 5-passenger............ for a continuance of Ills divine bless­ .... 775 ings, as we, by our works, may prove CHALMERS, 1920 M odel......... ourselves worthy. . 175 OVERLAND, Model 90.............. In testimony whereof, I hnvo rere.... 375 unto set my hand caused tho great PAIGE, 5-oassemrer.................. Hcnl of the State of Florida, to he nffixed nt TnllahnHsee, tho capital, this You will never huve this chance a«ain to buy a Rood used car flfteentr day of Novcmbor, A. D., 1921 at the above BARGAINS. One-half cash, balance in easy CARY A. HARDEE. monlithly payments. A 10% discount will he allowed for cash. By the governor attest: H. CLAY CRAWFORD, Secretary of Stntu, oA t sB : TEMPERATURE For Florida: F air tonight and Thursday, except prob­ ably showers In extreme north portion. To break a cold take Summary of lb* Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Reader* jR H H IH M IN aiaaaaaaaaatfaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Herald Will Publish BEST FOR BREAD Bold by L P. McCULLER ■ i' �PAGE FOUR ........... ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ W ' ■■■■■■■ The Greatest Bargain Event E ■ S - I - t " I . - l i . . ~L - » X A S T S T E N DAYS; CLOSES NOVEM BER 29, 6 P. M. Si , NOVEM BER 18 AT 9:00 A M . ♦£> STARTS PAG! FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1921 «“ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1921 <<■ a t: < }« SALE STARTS I : FRIDAY Separate Skirts Dresner’s hd-Season Find Many New Ways To Make Themselves Wholly Charming The “something different” which is the founda­ tion of individual stylo is found in these skirts to a marked degree. For while these are fash­ ioned in harmony with the accepted modes of the senson, each model displays somo distinctive touch—pockets cleverly placed, a novel use of buttons or braid, or perhups an unusual panel effect. Materials are the soft, plain weaves in popular colorings and newer stripe and plaid effect. AND A CHOICE OF STYLES $ 4.95 UP AT ................................ NOVEMBER ■V ■ ■a h ■Y ■ ■V h ■A h ■V ■ —OF— High-Grade Fall Suits A special lot of high grade Coat Suits at less than manu­ facturer’s prices. These Suits are the newest Fall Mod­ els. Materials are all Wool Serge, Tricotine and Velour, Silk lined in Black, Navy and Brown. Sizes 18 to 44. Val­ ues up to $32.50, at— - ;• MT OF Silk Skirts ■Y* Clearance LAD In this lot you wlil find everything imaginable in stripes, plaids and novelties of (PC C A AND every description, priced a t....... UP 1 $ 16.98 APPAREL Our Entire Stock of Coat Suits Greatly Reduced ■Y " ■ A h ■V ■ ■■ “Aa" h ■ ■ ■Y A *h ■V ■A ■V ■A ■T ■A h h h h l h 1vs THEM YOU it Us Prove This to You We aXs ■Y " U p SfS >44444444444444444 ■ ■Y A "l P o sitiv. ely the - *% *»% *>, G reatest Sale dt the. ...... v a Season Your Choice ■ X hl ■A ■V ■ ■-.-t-'in.. •., of any Ai tide in (his BIG Assortment at 50 Hundreds of women will atten d this sale and purchase beautiful Fall Ifats from the most complete selection ever produced for n sale of this kind. ExceUqnt Velvets and Duvetynes. Values to $10.00 qt— Per Cent off our regular price 444444444444444444 ■♦:♦■ 8*3 3*3 ■A ■ ■ ■ iV "* ■v h Furs that Hold You W ith Their W ith Moderate Prices The ftttractlvone»fl of our now and Please “uxudSSo^omTort0 ^ r u \ " o £ t r , r ^ 8t K0t Ka o /w cli taking odvuntugo of theao preaont prices and com- ploto displays. ; ' ’ ' *' • *1 3 j f.:y.-'M ? :$ t & . 4* Interesting Styles and Preferred W eaves V.T9 1 x 1 ggxg zi ■A H I■ Ax ih I■A* Xl t These groups of smart ’ modes are interesting from evei |iew. They have been chosen with| are and attention to becomini details, and the materii notes with approval tl veep of the larger brimmed hats Iappearance of the close fitting h • 80 Hats in this group were formerly priced as high ns varied are the styles individual $25.00. Special for this * .................... $ 8.95 salo choice is possible. extra 8 For Mid-Season Wear These new arrivals are striking examples of correct style and of the prac­ tical economy of our lowered prices. Models are in favored materials. New and originnl in design nnd yet associated with everydny wear nnd service. Since these are very unusual values, ttys worthy opportunity should have the immediate attention of every woman., ’Our entiro stock d*1 /? OQ and specially priced a t ...................................i.',4 ............................. «plU *O t/ up m 4 T elia SMART NEW SHADE»I0NAHLE DLI TRIMMED HATS— Unusual Values Lnrge, medium and small sailor shapes, poke bonnets, mushroom and turbans, of T i m n ' n uvelvet, n l i t n f all n i l ncolors; n l n r o • ' tailored ♦ n i l n r n / I and n n R r?t> p tm Lyon’s dress hnts, trim s of ostrich, Velvet, flowers, glazed ribbon nnd ornaments. Values to $12.50 for— $4.98 .» <*ri».: j . ••V ’£J Milling $2 .98; m « 8F St< Star Bargains Beautiful N ew Coats Misses’ and Juniors’ Coats s p e c ia l ! $5.50 and Up HY B ib h i iii 8*8 CLEVER NEW MODELS ■ Selections embodying the newest styles in favored m aterials. Novel belts are effectively placed nnd fashioned collars add sm artness. Wo have a won­ derful assortm ent of these, and they are priced to sell. 3 3 !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■#»■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ w . Beautiful Assortment of Petticoats in Taffetas and Silk Jerseys, $2.98 and up WONDERFUL OFFER­ INGS IN HOSIERY I’uro glove silk hose, originally priced a t $5.00, special clearance price, pair— $1.98 Wonderful value, all Bilk, full fashioned hose, originally priced at $3.50. Specinl Clenranco price, pair— $1.95 Pure thread silk hose, regular prico $2.00, Clearance price, pr. $ 1.00 fl) Per Cent Reduction on our stock of Bon Ton and Royal Worcester Corsets. Wonderful Line of W aists and Overblouses Shantung, Crepe do Chine, Geor­ gette, etc. These blouses dis­ play mnny clover touches in the way of soft frills, becoming col­ lars and effective ribbon ties. There is one to suit the tasto of every person. 50% OFF Original Price zMoSt Startling 3*3 Ojf inOur E n tire H istory A great purchase brings Super Values in High Gradj -Another Matchless * Event—Another occasion when we share with our customers dc allar sa v in g s that we effected • EVERY DRESS A TRI H OF Wo wish wo had space to tell all the nice things that we know about these Dresses. Wo wish wo could ju st tnke you personally through the rows of racks and show you each Dress. If we could only pin samples of some of tho m aterials to this advertisem ent—you’d become even more *ts enthusiastic than we are. Many of these beautiful dresses are exact “copies” of high cost originals. Only bcauso the makers suffered great losses nnd tho dol­ lars we saved we share with you, are these values possible. Values up to $85.00. Priced at— V<v $ 1 4 . at9ojA.M. Contil Days VALUE-GIVING GREATEST DRESS BA R G A IN S WE E V ER OFFERED New Fall Dresses made of all-Wool Serge Tricotines, Ve­ lours and Satins... These Dresses represent the latest models with yyide Georgette sleeves and cape collars. Values up to $25.00. Priced at— .98 J. M. DRESNER, 214 EA ST F IIfR E E T , SANFORD* FLORIDA •\1'. of M iscellaneous Stock Wo have tremendous stock of Bath Robes, Kimonos, Negligees, Bou­ doir Slippers, Muslin and Silk Underwear, etc. We do not hesitate to say thut our stock of tho above items is one of tho most complete and up-to-date in this part of the state. In fact it is so lurgo th at wo m ust clenr out some of it. Therefore wo are throwing this entire stock out in this sale for about half prico. Don't Miss This Wonderful Opportunity a 3 SMART STYLISH SWEATERS Suitable and becoming styles th at will serve tho purpose of practically any occasion where a Sweater m ight be worn. Choico may be made from numerous new Bhades and every Sw eater is a wonderful value. Priced at $2.95 and up ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■**■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*>*■■■■■: F iV �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1981 PAGE SDK TWO HUNDRED ATTEND RECEP­ TION TO MRS. TRAMMELL j WOULD YOU LIKE TO SAVE MONEY ON STAPLES ■ a a We have n new complete line of Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, etc., and ns we are out of the high rent district we are in a posi­ tion to save you money on all the above items: Sanford Dry Goods Co. Corner of Second St. and Sanford Ave. Watch our nd for Genuine Money-Saving Specials for Sat­ urday and Monday SO C IE T Y MRS. FRED DAIGBK, Society Editor, Phone 217-W ■ : Pittsfield, Mass., w h o , have been spending a few days here at tho Montezuma expect to leave this after­ noon for St. Petersburg. About two hundred guests from central Floridn attended the recoption to Mrs. Park Trammell given by Mrs. 1 F, W. Shepherd at the Woman’s C lub' hero. Tho intorlor of tho club was beautifully decorated with flowers and plants. A three piece orchestra' furnished music for tha occasion. In tho receiving lino wero Mrs. F . 1 W. Shepherd, hostoss; Mrs, Park j Trammell, tho honor guest; Mrs. Geo. W. Phillips nnd Mrs. C. P. Dickinson, sisters of Mrs. Trammell; Mesdames J. K. List, W. F. Blackman, DaHaven Batchelor, C. A. Vincent nnd C. H. Wayl. During the nfternoon Miss Eliza­ beth Welch, of Apopka, aunt of Mrs. Trnntmcl, poured, assisted by Mrs. II. { E. Shepherd, Chicago, nnd Miss Lonn Beil Blanton, Orlando. Receiving nt tho door were Mrs, F. J. Lindergrccn and Mrs. J, O. Hale, while Mrs. J. A. Treat introduced tho guests to thu receiving line. Others assisting Mrs. Shopherd were: Mrs. W. M, Kennedy, Mrs. Walter Schultz, Mrs. H. E. Cole, Mrs, Dudley Matthews, Mrs. W. M. Burr, and MIhs Nnnnio Harris, Refreshments wore served by a numbor of young girls and consisted of Ico croam and cake, coffee and bon bonB, Out-of-town guests wero pres­ ent from Snnford, Kissimmee, Orlan­ do, Apopka, Winter Garden and othor nearby townB. Tho ovont was one of the largest and most important of tho onrly season's functions.—Tampa Tribune. Daily Mi Hint This Forward Looking Wank j; is jealous of its reputation for Ser­ vice and seeks to justify it anew with each individual problem presented to it. The knowledge and experience of this bank is available to its friends and patrons at all times, regardless of the size of their transactions. \ :: T he Seminole County ;j ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ EFFECTIVE IN SERGE Among the tpivance suggestions for Fall may be found tills delightful little frock of dark blue serge trimmed with fancy stlk braid. It is a slip-over model, the front being slashed at the center nnd finished lor closing. Turn-hack cuffs finish the long onc-piccc sleeves. At the sides, the skirt is gathered under the self-girdle, Medium size requires 2 }$ yards 5.1 -inch serge and 3 yards inch-wide braid. I’ictorial Review Dress No. 9503. Sires, n to 43 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. Also 16 to 30 years. Mrs. Olivo C. Harris, of Jackson, Miss., wns a visitor In tho city yes­ SOCIAL CALENDAR terday, leaving this morning for Tn- R a # * * * * q IQ M # » « # l a WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF THE WOMAN’S CLUBS Thursday—Mrs. Clnudo Hownrd will vnres. cntortaln tha members of the D. A. Mrs. E. Hanley, of Oakland, It. I., Thu Welfare Department of tho U. bridge club at her homo on and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. O’Connor, of # # Woman’s Club, under tho efficient Third street. Ram * * * # fra leadership of Mrs. Henry Wight, Thursday—Mrs. Fred T. Williams will Providence, B. I., are spending a few tu days here enroute to St. Petersburg. most certainly deserves its name for entertain the llook Lovers Club at PARISH HOUSE KALENDAIt. her home, 320 Oak avenue at 3:30 what this week alono it has done for Mrs. Hnnnn L. Molin nnd Mrs. Ann Holy Cross Parish House the children of Sanford. Besides the p. m. Louise Gnhn, of Indiann, spent a few Nov. d!7.—Brotherhood of St. An­ Better English Week prizes of Inst Friday—Tho Mothers’ Club will meet days here, leaving yesterday for drew Dinner. — week and Cho Cho, tho health clown, at tho Parish IIouso at 3:30 p. m. Dec. 1-2.—Holy Cross Baznnr. this week, they arranged through tho Saturday—The Children’s Story Hour Grovolnnd, where they will spend tho Dec. fl-7.—All Soul's Baznnr. courtesy of Mr, Herndon, to givo n will bo hold at Central Park at 4 winter. p. m, '**■ free matinco nt tho Star Theatre on Chas. Lcfflcr, Mrs. Albert Jones Nell Shipman in New Wednesday nfternoon to the school Thursday—Mrs. C. M. Vorco will en­ tertain the members of the Every and MI hs Cornelia Leffler, of Miami, children, showing besides tho regular Outdoor Production at picture a number of slides of tho Week Bridge Club a t her home on arrived hero last evening in tho I.efflor car and nro the guests of rela­ The Star Theatre "City Beautiful" from tho House Ninth street, tives here. Beautiful Magazine. These will provo Friday—Mothers' Club will meet Tho biggest outdoor picture of tho an inspiration nml an example to with Mrs. Fred Williams at her Mr, and Mre. J. B, Bean, of Louis, year, Null Shlpmnn In "Tho Girl follow in making Snnford a "City home on Oak nvenuo at 3 o’clock. vlllo, Ky., nro spending some time from God’s Country," will show nt Beautiful. In doing this they receiv­ Saturday—Daughters of Wesley will here at tho Gables, tiie Star Theatre Fridny and Satur­ ed most courteous co-opcrntlun from linvo their Christmas bazaar and day, matlnco nnd night, commencing Manager Herndon of- tho Stnr The­ turkey suppef at tho old stand of Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Dovlno nnd Miss nt 3:30 p. m. nnd 7:00 p. m. atre. Tho Civic coimnitteo of tho tho Popular Market in tho Welnkn Devine, of Douglas, Mich., are spend­ Nell Shipman is Btnr, author and Department is to bo congratulated on building. Fridny—Mrs. Henry Purdon will on- ing somo timo hore nt "The Gables.” director of this picture, and her work this excellent work. in two entirely different rotes offers tertnin tho members of tho Semi­ Mrs. M. E. Gowdy, of Baltimore, is theatre-goers tho dramatic treat of Eggs, 55c dozen.—L. P. McCulior. nole Bridge Club nt her-homo on spending somo time boro with her tho doendo in ntotion pictures. 203-tfc Palmetto avenue at 3:30 p. m. daughter, Mrs. IIul Wight, nt her Thrilling scenes galore have been Monday—St. Agnes Guild will moot home on Park nvonuo. provided in this picture, and the sen­ ENTERTAINED TRUTH SEEKERS with Mrs. Hownrd Ovorlln nt tho sational battle in airplanes (1,000 feet the Welnkn Apartments nt 3:30 p. BAZAAR ANI) TUBKEY SUPPER. in tho air will offer something new m. Mrs. Geo. Elliott, Mrs. F. R. Mitch­ in tho melodramatic typo of picture. Tho Daughters of Wesley Bazaar Monday—Westminster Club will meet ell, Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw nml Mrs. E. Brownie, the Nell Shlpmnn bear, A. Moffitt, pleasantly entertained tho at tho church parlors nt 7:30 p. m. will open Saturday morning at tho with Mrs. Boy Chittenden and old stand of tho Popular Market, Wo- and the usual array of animal nctors Truth Seekers class of the First M. Misses Edna and Laura Chittenden laka building. Supper will be Hervcd are in evidence in "The Girl from E. church nt the pretty home of Mrs. God's Country." Their work in this Elliott on East Fourth street. from five o'clock on. as hostesses. picture will delight grown-ups and A business meeting of Mrs. Muf­ children alike. Mr. nryi Mrs. W. E. Bulley returned WESTMINSTER CLUB fin's Circle met 30 minutes previous Many of the scones wero tnkefi in last evening from Valdosta nnd other There will be a vory important tho Canadian North Woods, whore to tiie entertainment. places in Georgia where they hnvo meeting of tho Westminster Club The little bungalow was prettily been visiting relatives for tho pnst Monday evening at tho Church pnr- beautiful snow effects provide unusual decorated with yellow ami green, the backgrounds. few weeks. color being carried out in chrysanthe­ iors, at 7:30. All members are urged The excollont cast, headed by Nell mums and roses. to nttoml. Shipman, includes Boyd Irwin, Ed­ Mrs, J. K. Mottinger returned to A very delightful program was ren­ ward Burns, Al F. Filson, George dered during tho afternoon consisting her homo in Jacksonville after spend­ ST. AGNES GUILD MEETING Burrell, Walt Whitman, C, K. Van of music nml readings. ing some time hero with her daugh­ Aukor, Lillian Leighton, L. M. Wells, Tho members of St. Agnes Guild ter, Mrs. Waiter Morgan. Sixty were served with delightful will meet Monday afternoon at 3:30 Milla Davenport and others. refreshments, of chicken salad, salt"Tho Girl from God’s Country" is incs, nut sandwiches, pickles, coffee, C. E. Noyir, representing tho L. C. with Mrs. Howard Overlin at the We­ Smith Typewriter Co., was In tho city lnkn apartments. This is a very im­ released by thu F. B. Warren Cor­ whipped cream ami mints. yestorday call lug on ids local custom­ portant meeting as final plans will bo poration, made for the Christmas bazaar, and ers. Nothing Imt MANY THANKS. committees will be appointed. All • in this Big M. B. Shelton, Inspector for tho Mc- members are requested to lie present Wonderful Millinery Sale. Ladles’, Editor Snnford Herald: Crory Co., is spending sovernl days ami bring all finished articles. Misses’ nnd Children's Trimmed nnd Will you give us thu privilege of ex­ Ready-to-wear, every hat to lie sold hero on business. pressing in your paper the deep heart­ at n sacrifice. Be sure nnd see thoHe ATTEND BUSINESS MEETING Mrs. C. II. Green, of DeLnud, spent Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Wnlnmun, Mr. felt appreciation of the regard ami Hats at THE QUALITY SHOP. the ufternoon hero yestorday at tho and Mrs, J. S. Wilson and Mrs. C, E. kindness shown the old Confederate 203-2te Montezuma. Henry left Tuesday in tho Wnlsmnn Veterans by thu good people of San­ car for Jacksonville where they will ford on Armistice Day. The occasion Stone’s Rich Fruit Cake.—L. P. MeMr. and Mrs. W. D. McDowell, of attend thu Sliriners convention, re­ jnwakened cherished memories and Culler. 203-tfc turning homo Fridny. While in Jack­ made us realize afresh, that the prin­ sonville they will ho tho guests of ciple for which we fought lias lost MARION COUNTY FAIR none of Its lustre by the lapse of Mr. nml Mrs. E, B. Brown. OPENS NEXT WEEK. years. Mirny tlmuks, J. HILL JONES. ENTERTAINS BRIDGE Cl,UBS OCALA, Nov. 17.—The fourteenth annual Marion county fair will open A delightful social ovont of yester­ ATTENTION, CO. I).! here next week nnd alrendy tho city day afternoon was tho bridge pnrty is taking on a gala nppcnrnncc with given by Mrs. George D. Bishop nt Hdqs. Co. D, 1st Inf., F. N. G., its streets gny with flngs ami bunting. her homo on Park avenue, there being Snnford, Fla., Nov, 17, 1921. Nino communities n!ready hnvo an­ fivo tables, and the guests included Orders No. 81. the members of tho Fortnightly nnd 1.—All officers nnd enlisted men of nounced they will have exhibits nnd competition is keen for the community Monday Bridge Clubs. thlH organization are hereby orderud Quantities of lovely golden cosmos to report nt tho Armory (Court prizes which nro ns follows: First and yellow and purplo wild flowers IIouso) Fridny night, November 18th, prized, $230; second prize, $200; third, There Is many a lime when wore used in decorating tho rooms 1921, nt 7:30 p. m. for the purpose of $150; fourth, $100, nnd fifth, $50. whore the card tallies wero placed. drill and instruction. Nothing but An unusually interesting game of GEO. A. DoCOTTES, in this Illg hrldgo wns played during tho nftor- , Cnpt. Inf. F. N. G. Cmdg. Wonderful Millinery Sate. Ladled', noon, and high score wns mado by hhch ’ nnd Childrcn’H Trimmed nnd MI Mrs. Forest I,nko, tho next high score TURKEY SUPPER Rendy-to-wear, every hnt to be sold being made by Mrs. Harry Lewis, both would save you the price of at n aacrificc. Bo mtro and see these Ronat Turkey DrosBlng B a new B attery ■ prizes wuru dainty gold llngorlo Cream Ilatn nt THE QUALITY SHOP. Potatoes Grnvy clasps. In cutting for the consolntion fl BRING US YOUR REPAIR S Mrs. J. M. Wnllaco wns tho fortunate 203-2tc Cranberry Sauce » WORK Pickles one nnd was given u bottle of porTho hnpplest people are those who Coffoo Pie futno. don’t fool important. They never feel After the awarding of prizes, Mrs. nbused when peoplo fail to notice Wolaka Block, “Foot of First St.” Bishop served n delicious salad courso 203-3t Nov. 10, 1021. them. ns refreshments, STRENGTH :: PROGRESS 4 % INTEREST PAID SERVICE ■ ■ ■ th e ( l i f t s ■ ■ ■ ■ MEETINGS ■ ■ * ■ ■ Selections €nduring Lasting In ^ P l e a s u r e and Sentiment WATCHESJEWELRYCLOCKSSILVER ™(f/m THA?LASTC EXPERT REPAIRING HATS! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ McLAULIN’S Opticians----- Jewelers ■ 212 East F irst Street Sanford, Florida ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. Daily Fashion Hint Subscribers to tho Dally Herald should OBk for a receipt when the carrier boys collect from you. It is tho only protection you have in ense the carrier changes or there happens tn - mistake in tho account. Each «nrr!or boy is supplied with receipt books, and is commanded to givo a receipt by tho Herald. See that you get your receipt nt tJn end of each week if you nro paying that way. —Got your Scrntch Pads from Tho tho Herald office. FIDELITY TIRES 30x3 ..................... $8.50 30x3i/2 ................... 10.00 FIRSTS—GUARANTEED ©6M NEW PRICES ON IV1tinny Ivan in Vacuum Cup Goodyear Hydro-Toron Sw inehart TIRES AND TUBES ©aos HATS! [ H0F-MAC I [BATTERY! I CO. ■ ([FASCINATING SUMMER FROCK Pale green organdy sprinkled with circles of dark blue, fashions this charm­ ing summer frock. Sleeves gathered into narrow bands to make them stand nut in pulls are features of the tunic blouse. The lower ends of the tunic are cut in rounded scallops and bound with green organdy. The omission id a collar lends youthful effect to the Vtduipcd neck. Organdy or satin may lie used for tiie girdle. Medium si.-c re­ quires yards 36-iuch material. Pictorial Review Blouse No 9514, Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bunt and 10 in ih years. Price, 35 cents. Skin No. 1130b, Sizes, 34 to 40 inches waist. Price, 30 cents. High Test Gasoline from a Visible Pump CAN SEE WHAT YOU GET” Spark PIiiks, Wire nnd Cable; fresh flashlight batteries. "Y O U We give tickets with each pur­ chase. good for 5% in trade. F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Avc. Sanford, FIs. ■ ■ HATS! 1 S PHONE 277 L. P. McCULLER 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA �I (' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1921 BEST AUTO ROUTES TO THE STATE CITY COMMISSION forest l a k e _____ i* / r WILLIS POWELL GIVES ROUTES FOR MOTORISTS TO FOLLOW t 0 THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OK SANFORD: jt la with ft' deep sense of duty that i have consented to become a candidate for the office of CKy Commiaaioner of the City df S anford||but «hen 790 of follow-townsmen re­ quest it, I know of nothing else to do. M Having been thus flomlnntcd I here­ by announce that I am ft candidate for the office of City Commissioner at the ensuing election to be held on the 6th day of December nest, and pledge myaclf, if elected, to an Impartial and conscientious performance of tho duties of tho office for tho advancement cf our city ami the welfare of its people. I want here to express my apprecia­ tion for tho splendid petitions filed placing mo in nomination. Vory sincerely, 196-tfc FOREST LAKE, TAX BOOKSARE NOW OPEN State and County Tax Books are now open for the payment of taxes for the year, 1921, a dis­ count of 2% is allowed for payment in Novem­ ber, 1% in December. Tax books close „ April 1st, Poll taxes for the year 1921, for both men and women, became due November 1st, 1921. Business and Occupa­ tion Licenses became due October 1st, and if not paid, are delinquent, as the law requires that a license be procured be­ fore conducting the bus­ iness, profession or oc cupation;’ u r n l i lit o JNO. D. JINKINS, Tax Collector, Seminole Co. 11-72WC— 11-11-4WC f, • , NO NOT ONE There is renlly no such a thing ns gelling to tho top of tho laddor of per­ fection. If there was, wo would be so sorry thnt tho laddor wasn't JuHt a little longer. So now wo aro trying to get thq Sanford Branch of tho lakeland Steum Lnumlry nnd Press­ ing Club just ns far up ns possible. Wo will approcinto your holp to raise it just ns high ns possible. If we please you toll others, if nny trouble tell us. SANFORD BRANCH Lnkeinnd Steam Lnumlry I’hnne 175 T. A. Butner, Prop. SANFORD AUTO EXCHANGE 1 in Dependable Service We do square, straight-forward Repair work and “WE DO IT FOR L33S” Foot of First St. t>">s«nrr n In touting the motorist must head for ocncontration jo in ts. There may bo alight detourat^ere nnd there, but at nil times the gcnernl direction must be to tho concentration point. Consentrntlon points only are glvon In those logucs. I direct nil people in Illinois, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan to Florida via tho Eastern route, cither starting south from Hngorstown, Md., or Washington, D. C. Washington to Richmond, 133 mlloB. Richmond to Durham, 175 miles (or. via Raleigh) to Durham. Durham to Charlotte, 175 miles. Charlotte to Greenville, llfl miles. Groonvlllo to Athens, 101 miles. Athens to Macon, 109 miles. Macon to VnldoRtn, 151 miles—totnl of OflO miles to Vnldostn. From Cincinnati the best nnd most direct line of travel is via Falmouth, Cynthinna, Paris, Richmond, Mt. Ver­ non, Corbin, Ky., Jncksboro, Clinton, Rockwood, Chattanooga, Rome, A t­ lanta to Macon, then over the main route via Valdosta into Ploridn. Tho line through southern Kentucky via Mt. Vernon and Corbin was opened September 1 and a nlrgo celebration was held by local motorists w h) or ganized a party of several hundred cars to drive over the now link. From North and West tho Dixio highway route concentrates at Nash­ ville, thence Shelbyville, Tullnhomn, Winchester, Cowan, Mnntcngle, Jas­ per, Chattanooga, Rome, Atlnntn, Ma­ con, Valdosta. From North nnd West Nashville, Huntsville, Gadsden, Talladega, Ope­ lika, Columbia, (in., Richland, Dawson Albany, Thomasville, Vnldostn (or di­ rect to Madison, Fln„ vin Quitman.) The second named route vin Hunts­ ville is 113 miles longer than the one over the mountains via Montengle. From Vnldostn to Madison, Fin., 30 miles. To Lake City, 15 miles. Option of Valdosta to Lnko City via Jasper, 70 miles. Lake City to Gainesville nnd Ocala, 93 miles. At Ocnln you can take n fnir to good road to Bartow, Clcnrwatur and St. Petersburg and Tampa. Ocala to Leesburg, 30 miles. Total of 1172 miles from Washington to Leesburg, Fin. Leesburg is tho diverging point to nil points in East, West nnd South Florida, nnd many tako this route to go to St. Augustine nnd Jacksonville, Dnytonn, etc. At Leesburg road conditions for tho rest of Florida are perfect, no matter in which direction you travel. At Leesburg vin Grand Islnnd, ono mile of Eustis to Umatilla, Altoona, Crow's Bluff, DcLami, Dnytonn and all East Const points. At Leesburg via Grand Island, Eus­ tis, Mt. Dorn for Sanford and all points north nnd south and to East const to Titusville, Frohi Eustis to Tavares nnd Orlan­ do. At Mt. Dora for Orlando via Apop­ ka. At Leesburg vin Tavares, Minucoln for Orlando nnd all points north and south. At Leesburg via Oklahumpka, Muscottc, Grovoland for Auburndale and thence east or west and south to Tuutpn, St. Petersburg nnd Fort Myors, nnd entire not work of South Florida nnd West coast roads. From Leesburg over all points fur­ ther inland tho ronds nro either Bandclay, brick or nsphnlt. By following these togues you will not be far from wrong nnd if you hnve some trouble on the road you will have plenty of help In digging or pushing you out. The road as a whole is not perfect, yet day by day 150 cars are rolling into Floridn by the Vnldostn-Mndlson, or Valdostn-Lako City * * * * * * 9 * * * * * route, and within a few weeks this will bo Iqcroased to 300 c a n dally. Tho fdads will be In best condition from now until spring thaws set in in the states north of Florida. To avoid trouble do not let garage men or hotel men route you ngalnst In­ structions horewith given. There may bo slight detours which you will have to follow but strike out for the next concentration point. Alim; the lines given there Is a string of garages, service stations, nnd plenty of company along tho road. That tho Eastern route is fairly pasiuiAe Is evidenced by many making the trip In six dny’s time, nnd ono in­ trepid driver did the 1,200 miles in four days' driving. Tho Eastern route is practically n hlgh-gcnr route from Washington to Florida as It skirts tho mountains. Over the Central route you cannot escapo the Cumberland mountains.— By Willis Powell, secretary of tho Lake County Chamber of Commerce. /_l i* - .... ................................... ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ \tliu STATE NEWS Only 37 more Days till Xmas * * * * * * * * * * * * MIAMI—The October term of Dado county criminal court which recently ndjountod, established n record for the county, quitting work with n clenn slnte. During the term 250 persons wero convicted or entered plens of guilty, Cnscs Bet for trial numbered 321'and of this number only 29 were : continued until the nextterm. Dispos­ al of 55 liquor cases on the docket re-'1 suited In 42 convictions and ploaB of guilty. Fqour were continuued and nino nolle prossed. We will not say “Do Your Christm as Shopping Early.” Too many have said It before and it is al­ most a joke. But we can Bay without fear of jok­ ing or contradiction th at if you hwfo been saving your money through our -plan tm it doing your Christmas shopping will cause you ho fear became you will have that nest egg from which to draw. —IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE— It comes to you with full forco th a t you have not been saving ns you should. There is nothing gives you so much independfinco as a Bank Account. Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas Lriufts it homo to you with full force. MIAMI—The steamship Gcorglanna Weoms, of the Baltimore nnd Carolinn Steamship Co., will inaugur­ ate a regular freight service between Baltimore nnd Miami within the next two weeks, according to an announce­ ment by-officials of tho concern, who arc here to arrange for terminals. The steamer is 250 feet in length and will enrry 2,500 tons of freight. The vessel will cnll at Georgetown nnd Charleston, S. C., on ,its runs. GLASS OF SALTS ' CLEANS KIDNEYS V* I IF VOUR BACK HURTS OR BEAD DER BOTHERS YOU, DRINK LOTS OF WATER. When your kidneys hurt and your back feels sore, don't get scared nnd proceed to load your stomach with a lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys clenn like you keep your bowels clean, by flushing them with a mild, harmless salts which removes the Imdy'B urinous wnste and stimulates them to their normal nativity. Tho function of tho kidneys is to filter the blood. In 24 hours they strain from it 500 grains of acid nnd waste, so wo can rondily understand the vital importance of keeping the kidneys native Drink lots of water—you enn't drink too much; nlso get from nny pharmacist about four ounces of Jnd Salts; take a tablespoonful In n glnss of water before breakfast each morn­ ing for a few days nnd your kidneys will net fine This famous salts is mndo from the acid of grnpes nnd lemon juice, combined with lithla, and hns been used for generations to clean and stimulate clogged kid­ neys; also to neutralize the acids in urine so It no longer is a source of Irritation, thus ending hlndder weak­ ness. Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; ennnot Injure; makes n delightful efferves­ cent lithin-watcr drink which every­ one should toko now nnd then to keep their kidneys clean nnd active Try this, also keep up the water drinking, nnd no doubt you will won­ der whnt became of your kidney trouble and backache. PACE SEVEN ST. AUGUSTINE—Tho St. Augus­ tine high school athletic association Increased the sum in Us treasury by $202.1(1 as he result of a lax day here Inst week. The youngsters gathered in a total of $215.00 ,but expenses for printing and incidentals amounted to $13.50. KEY WEST—Frank II. Ladd was elected mayor of Key West in the mu­ nicipal election Inst week, Wallace Plndny, city clerk; W. J. Gnrdnor, chief of police; Samuel W. Curry, treasurer; Arthur S. Sheppard, tax collector; Wiiliamm A. Carey, tax as­ sessor; T. Caro, police judge. Joseph F. Urhbnck wns elected councilman at large and other candidates for the council who were successful wero A. C. Elgin, J. It. Stowers, Joseph Rob­ erts, Abelnrod Lopez anil Clifford G. Hicks, Flonoy PolHeior, wns elected sexton of the cemetery. TAMPA—Yc Mystic Krewo of Gnsparllla in preparation for tho an­ nual pngennt here In February, hns elected Jose M. Lozano, enptain; Charles H. Clewis, first lieutenant, nnd secretary, nnd John O. Perry, second lieutenant nnd treasurer. New directors elected wero T. J. Hanlon, Jr., J. A. Snvnrcse nnd W. E. Hnmncr. Old directors who will continue in of­ fice nre Jesse G. Bnrkloy, Albert S. Thornton nnd Penn Taliaferro. It wns decided to hold the Gnspnrllla cnndval during the South Floridn fair, if posslblo. The fair dntes are Feb­ ruary 2-12. NOTICE LEGIONARIES. All members of Cnmpbell-Losslng Post are urged to attend n meeting of the Post at the court houst Friday evening, 6 o’clock. Regular nnnunl election of officers nnd report of the year's activities. Don’t fnll to bo thero and bring n new member. L. F. ROPER, 201-4te. Post Com’dr. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION! OCA I, A—Mrs. Livingston Roew Schuyler, of Now York, elected presi­ dent-general of the United Daugh­ ters of the Confederacy at the annual convention in St. Louis this week, is a former resident of Marion coun­ ty, having been Miss Leila Rogers, daughter of St. George Rogers, own­ er of an ante-bellum plantation near Ocnln. Mrs. Schuyler, who is; the first woman residing north of the Mnson nnd Dixon line to bo elected to the highest offlco of the orgnnlzntion, passed her girlhood days at tho old homo here, Taylor Cotninnndery will meet in regular conclnvc, on Fridny evening November 18th, 1921, at --7:30. The Order of Red Cross will bo conferred nnd ballots spread on petitions. Vis­ iting Sir Knights welcome. 202-2tp H. E. TOLAR, E. C. The Peoples B ank! of Sanford blent of the organization, hns an­ nounced that prominent nurses, phys­ icians nnd surgeons would address the delegates on subjects of peculiar In­ terest to them. tPLANT CITY—Failure of a motor­ Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated ist to blow his horn upon approach­ EYES EXAMINED ing a corner hero constitutes reck­ Henry McLaulin, Jr. less driving according to a decision OPT. D. by Mayor W. E. Lee, in the municipal court ense of J. R. Ogle, of I.nkelnnd, OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST who with a truck turned a corner 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. here ami rnn down a pedestrian. WE GRIND OUR OWN LKNSE Ogle's defense was thnt tho truck was not equipped with a horn but the mayor declared a horn wns a neces­ Edith Lucille Ball sity nnd fined the defendant $10. TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGE TEA IF Teacher Piano and Harmony Graduate Chlcngo Musical College Residence 719 Oak Are. Phone 24S MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT DARKENS SO NATURALLY NOIIODY CAN TELL Tho old-time mixture of Sago Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faded hair is grand­ mother's recipe, nnd folks uru again using it to keep their hair n good, even color, which is qulto sensible, as wo are living in an nge when a youth­ ful appearance is of the greatest ad­ vantage. SAVE YOU MONEY Nowadays, though, we don’t hnve thu troublesome tusk of gathering the sage nnd tho mussy mixing a t homo. Write uh All drug stores sell thu rendy-to-uso product, improved by tho addition of Empire Hotel Block other ingredients, called “Wyeth's ORLANDO, FLORIDA Sage and Sulphur Compound.” It is very popular because nobody can dis­ cover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw thiH through your hair, taking ono small strand at a time; by morning tho gray hair dis­ If your Eyes Trouble You or Your appears, but what delights tho ladies Glasses need repairing or adjusting, with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com­ don't waste any time, hut cnll upon pound, 1h that, besides beautifully darkening tho hair after n few appli­ cations, it also produces that soft lus­ tre nnd apponrnnee of abundance Optometrist-Optician which is so attractive.—Adv. Office Opp. P. O. J Phone 192 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: J. T. Itceves 1b no longer connected with mo in any way, nnd I am not re­ sponsible for nny money, fertilizer, or r n n o n p - Miich cows, 10 good springers nnythlng he may charge to mo. The r u n agreement I declare broken—and nt that will he fresh Iit from one to three months. —K. E. BRADY’S STABLE nn ond. IU MRS. M. B. ALLISON. 200-I)-n-W—4tp . CO. “THE SERVICE OF SIGHT” TOM MOORE JACKSONVILLE—Governor Har­ dee will be tho g^iesl °* honor nt a luncheon hero to be given by the Jacksonvtllu Chamber of Commerce, Wed­ nesday, November 10. Governor’s day nt the state fair. Governor and Mrs. Ilnrdee will nrrlve In Jacksonville PIANO OWNERS NOTICE Tuesday night, to be met by a recep­ will escort Will be in town for a limitod time. tion committee which them to the hotel where they will bo For immediate service phone— quartered during heir stay here. MACK THE TUNER CLEAN UP WEEK 18210tp Valdez Hotel WARD RIVE MIAMI—The annual convention of Let's clear tho papers off tho street, the Floridn Stnto Association of CLEAN UP WEEK GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL An untidy alley is a greater revenl- Graduate NurHes will he held here No­ and make Sanford cluun and neat. MAKES OF CARS er of character thn nn fixed up pnrlor. vember 17-17, the first time the moot­ Post cards—local views—1c each ai ing ever hns taken plucc In Minmi. West First St. Old Ford Garage the Herald office. Miss Annn getting, of this city, presHERALD ADS get results. & ;rr-rrr S0UIRE EDGEGATE— s q u ir e 'P P ^ P P L D BY I.0UIS RICHARD Alcxandci Would Lose ilic Gisc By Default! Vu-fAT A o o u r ALSU’ A h d E R - D o 'JOO T Hl HH H E D T ight th e D ivorce casi MAH H E A R 7 A H "U H D -MADE O P T O (S ir A DETACH MEHT T R U M D A T JMAU OH T>£ G R O U N D OB Art J £ S AM )/* TO A I W A DV IC E - I HAVlH T ROUBLE ' Vv/D A L E * A H O E R ^ AGiH ~~ C R U E L A H IH HuMAfj . "TREAT Mg/v 7 t F I 6 H T .1 squire ^ DAT p R fE D U P - B M CK -BERRV " D A 6 H T C oah E IH D E i ^ M E . -R OO M IWHAR AH A M j - J n % .1 ©I |p ’<2f e r i U-I sin! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 17, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/232c2bfa2f2b6237b0e8f02c6d63e20b.pdf c87505ad3e123e7d156a91025aa29cf9 PDF Text Text . .V, Oi Sanford THB City Substantial The Sanford Daily Herald Sanford THE “City Substantial’ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME n SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 house se t t l e s su r ta x QUESTION OF REVISION IN ACCEPTING RESULT Vote Was 201 to 173 and Issue Seems to Be Settled WARSHIP CONSTRUCTION STOPPED IN ENGLANDTHREE WARSHIPS AFFECTED Steel Works are Affected by the Suspension of all Work on Battleships ARTHUR GILL CONFESSES SHARE IN HOLD UP IN TAMPA IN OCTOBER r n W 1 7 I ? D ’W l trlal w,th tWo other8» mndo on thc v X /ilv IjlE witness ntand today what county of­ ' fleers termed a complete confession of his sharo In an attempt to holdup WITH VIEW OP REACHING a clgnr factory pay car here several AGREEMENT ON BILL BY weeks ngo. The objection to testi­ SATURDAY NIGHT mony by counsel for other defendants ^ as overruled. (Hr T hc A a a o cla lrd P r e s e t ARMS CONFERENCE ADJOURN VARIOUS NATIONAL GROUPS DEVELOPS IN CONSULTATIONS HILL ON HEER ADOPTED BY SENATE contracts HOUSE ALREADY PASSED (Hy The Associated Press) GLASGOW, Nov. 18.— It in officially stated that awarded the Clyde shipyards for construction of three warships of ( H r T h e A aaoclalrd P reeel the super-hood type have been suspended. Steel works are affect­ TAMPA, Nov. 18.—Arthur Gill, on ed by the suspension. n n n iT iu ir Iv h N L lT lIi NUMBER 204 LONDON, Nov. 18.—The admiralty announced today it had or­ dered cessation of nil work on four warships of super-hood type —contracts for which were awarded a fortnight ago. Officials ex­ plained practical, effect be absolute cessation of nil warship work pending outcome of tho Washington conference. ( I l r T h e A aa oclalrd I'rraa) Policies Regarding: Far Eastern Questions and Limitations W ASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—By n vote of flfty-six to twenty-two, tho senate todny adopted tho conference report on thc bill outlawing beer and other malt liquors for medical pur­ poses. Tho house has already adopt­ FOR CHINA WILL BE FOL­ LOWED BY BRITISH AND ed the meusure nnd it now goes to the president. FRENCH UNDERSTOOD OPEN DOOR POLICY 0 WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.— Thc House settled the big issue in the tax revision bill by accept­ ing by a vote of 201 to 173 the Senate 50% maximum income surtax rate amendment. The Senate and House conferees re­ sumed negotiations today with a view to reaching an agreement on the bill by tomorrow night. • WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—Disre­ garding tho expressed wish of Presi­ dent Harding, tho house voted yesterdny, 201 to 173, to accept the sen­ ate amendment to tho tax rovlslon bill fixing tho maximum income surtax at T.O per cent on Incomes of $200,­ 000 or more. Ninety-four Republicans, most of them from tho middle and far West, joined with the practically solid Dem­ ocratic minority in supporting tho amendment. The announcement of the result brought appl&uso from both sides of tho chamber, with some Democrats breaking into cheers. Three hours before tho vote was taken tho houso listened to the read­ ing of a letter from Prosldont Hard­ ing to Chairman Fordney of tho house wnys and means committee, suggesting thut tho house and sonata compromise. Tho oxccutivo sold ho believed tho original house rate of 32 per cent wns "nearer to a just levy and tho more promising in returns to the public treasury," but In vlow of the legislative ho thought it "wholly desirable" that there bo a compro­ mise at -10 per cent. MARBLE INDUSTRY MEN FINED FOR VIOLATION OF ANTI-TRUST LAW ( I lr T iie A m o r l a i r d I'rraa) NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—Thirtythree individuals and twenty-flvo cor­ porations, members of tho Marble In­ dustry Employers Association, plouded guilty today to u violation of thc Donnelly anti-trust law. They will l>e sentenced on November 28. DOCTOR, 99 YEARS, WOULD TEACH PEOPLE TO LIVE A CENTURY ( U r T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s s ) NEW YORK. Nov. 18.—A move­ ment to educate tho peoplo of, the world to live 100 years is suggested by Dr. Stephen Smith, 0 Oyenrs old, who declared in nn address to the United States Public Association Inst night thnt tho Mosaic law limiting the span of life to threo scoro years and ten was nil wrong. “Moses himself proved tho falsity of the’lnw by living 40 years beyond his own nllottod time," ho snld. "Ho died apparently in good hcnlth, for it wns written thnt 'his eye wns undirnmed nnd his nnturnl force unabat­ ed.' " Normal nnd potential life of man, ho said, wns 100 years, nnd every child born wns adopted in physical construction and function to live a century. Deaths occurring nt nn earl­ ier age were due, ho said, to condi­ tions incompatible with the construct­ ion of human organism, nnd by proper education of tho people, through tho association, such conditions could bo changed. SALT CURED MULLET * CAN ME SHIPPED DURING CLOSED SEASON TALLAS1IASSEE, Nov. 18.—Salt cured mullet or roe may be shipped during the closed season on those flsh, under a ruling announced by T. R. Hodges, shell fish commissioner of Florida .after obtaining n construction of tho law from Buford H. Rivers, state nttomey general. Mr. Buford advised the commission thnt thc pro­ hibition of shipment of such flsh in section r>828 of the revised genernl statutes of Floridn applies only to flsh mullet unsalted or to freshly salted mullet caught during thc closed sea­ son. Under a ruling of the former commissioner n ruling wns enforced prohibiting the shipment of mullet for more thnn ten days after tho end of the open season. INTERNATIONAL SPY ARRESTED AT MIAMI BEING HELD ( H r T h e A a aoclalrd I’reaa) MIAMI, Nov. 18.—A man giving his nnmo ns K. Knrber, but identified by Dr. J. Peterson of Mlumi, ns Armgnnrd Knrl Graves, who, in writ­ ings called himself nn International spy, was arrested todny charged with obtaining money under false pre­ tences, and is held under a thousand dollnr bond. Peterson charged thnt the man obtained four hundred nnd thir­ ty dollars from him and gnve him as security what purported to he nn as­ signment of twenty-eight thousand dollars worth of property holej by alien property custodian. Peterson snld he knew the man when both were interned nt Fort Oglethorpe during tho war. • CROP CONDITIONS FAVORABLE IN FLORIDA SAYS WEEKLY REVIEW GAINESVILLE, Nov. 18.—Crop conditions in this state arc generally favorable, according to the weekly re­ view o fthe Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates issued for the week ending Saturday. Clenr weather following the recent rains has greatly bcnefltted tho crops. • rrnctlonlly nil corn has been har­ vested. Planting of ontH continues with sol (conditions excellent. Harvest­ ing of cotton 1" over nnd the bulk of tho crop has been ginned. Preparations of the ground for Irish potntocs continues. Sweet potntoe harvesting is going forward. Har­ vesting of hay Is practically over. Citrus fruits are developing nicely with good rains. Thc drop is reported ns moving freoly. Condition of all live stock is de­ scribed a» good nnd much o fthe fancy stock is being shown at county nnd Btnto fairs. The bureau reports thnt truckers havo replanted larogly where crops wore damaged by the recent storm. Sugrcnnc is showing light yields of syrup ,according to tho review. W 3SE A T NEW PAVILION ■CHAMBER BE DEDICATED OF COMMERCE SUNDAY, NOV. 27 GREAT WORK (H r T h r A a a orlalrd I'rraa) WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.— With the arms conference in ad­ journment various national groups further developed in con­ sultations among themselves to­ day in regard to policies they will follow regarding the Far Eastern questions nnd limita­ tion of nrmnments. British fol­ lowing the lend of the French, let it be known that ns cnrdinal principle their nttitude toward Far Eastern situation they are ready to perpetunte open door in Chino, give up extra territorial rights as soon ns China's devel­ opment will warrant it and in genernl nil the Chinese people to assume a place of economic in­ fluence in the world. It is fully expected Italy will take much the same position. ATLANTA, Nov. 18.—James A. Sloan nnd T. B .Farrell, charged with a $25,000 swindling scheme at Ocnln, , Fin., wore arrested in Schenectady, RAND WILL OPEN PROJECT WITH MEETING OF BOARD OF C.OV-'N- Y - yesterday by fedcrnl nuthoriERNORS SHOWS MANY RIG | tlc8- wlth Jeff Shnrum, who is chargFIRST CONCERT OF THE TI1INGS STARTED i 0ll whh using tho mnils in a $25,000 WINTER. _____ swindling game in this city. Sloan is also chnrged with being implicated in The new pavilion on the Inke front Tho weekly noonday luncheon of the the Atlnr.'n scheme to the amount of hns been finished and will he formal­ Board of Governors of the Sanford $15,000. ly dedicated on Sunday afternoon, No­ Chnmber of Commerce was held to­ The informntlo nrcgnrding the a r­ vember 27th, the exact hour to be an­ dny in the Valdez hotel, at which time rest of these men wns given out by L. nn unusually large volume of busi­ nounced Inter. A. Johnson, postofficc inspector of thc Tho dedication of the now pnvil- ness came before the board for action. Atlnnta division. Sloan was placed un­ It is indeed grntifying to note the ion will const: of a fine bnnd concort der $10,000 bond; Farrell, $5,000, nnd by the new Sanford bnnd, tho pavil­ confidence created locally in the Shnrum, $1,000. Chamber of Commerce, due primarily, ion tendereil to the city of Sanford by tho Chamber of Commerce nnd a gen- to the nucccss it hns experienced in ernl good time by everybody for the solving the many community probnfternoon. lems thnt havo been brought before PEKING, Thursday.—Chinn’s desiro The new pnvilion for tho small it. The tourist nnd convention com- ( to manage its own affnirH without In­ amount of money thnt wnH spent on mittoc reported to the board of govterference from other countries wns it is really a thing of beauty being ernors nt today’s meeting that the pa- ( voiced in interviews granted today to built of tho pnlmctto logs nnd rough vllion built under their nuspicos is ^ Lord Northcliffu, noted English pub­ exterior that gives It a real Florida j now completed and recommended that | licist, by President Hsu Shih-Chnng npponrnnco nnd with the green roof the pavilion be turned over to the city AUTHORITIES SAY ULSTER DE­ nnd Premier Chlnyun-Peng. Both em­ makes it blend Into tho blue waters of j with proper ceremonies, and suggestTERMINATION DOES NOT phasized Chinn’s need of money, nnd I.nke Monroe with ‘he renl nnd deslr- ‘ cd Sundny, November 27, ns the day CHANGE SITUATION both asserted Chlnu solvent nnd iililo ed effect. The pnvilion while it \yns. for doing this. The board agreed to to win way through if given oppor­ •'arted ns n tom;>ornry nffnlr Is really tho suggestion and the arrangements Thr Aw„„.|n,ri| one that can bo used by the city for ns planned by the committee, eonsisLONDON, Nov. 18.—Irish pence sit- tunity. Premier assorted Chinn was many years to como nnd will always ing of bnnd concerts, speeches by of- untion deemed in nuthoritntivo circles loking to Washington conference to he n fine hand stand nnd pinco for thc flcinls of the city, Chamber of Com- not to be made actually worse by tho give her tariff nutonomy. Ulster cnblnct's determination to adtourists nnd visitors to the city to merce nnd Woman’s Club. TOKIO, Thursday.—With fndlng of Tho loenl band will give concerts in here to Its previously declared posiwhile away some pleasant hours. It first enthusiasm over expected relief will do more to call attention to <>ur thc pavilion beginning December 15, tion. from armament burdons, tho spirit of beautiful lake and Inke front than any nnd tourists visiting Florida are co r-, -------------------------caution has developed in Japan, with other movement thnt hns ever been dially invited to come to Sanford and CHAIRMAN HUGHES inclination to look for possible ad­ CALLED THIRD SESSION attempted here in mnny years nnd the enjoy this feature arranged for their vantage to United States in its pro­ OF CONFERENCE TODAY dedication ceremonies ami the first entortninmont. As the season /adposal for ten-year nnvnl holiday nnd bnnd concert will give the people n vnnccs other forms of recreation will limitation of navies. Expressions fav­ (H r T h e Aaanclnlrd I'rraa) good chance to see it and judge for be devised by the tourist and conven­ oring more equal balance of power WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—Chnirtion committee who have this work in themselvdl. mnn Hughes today called the third become conspicuous note in public ex­ It is another Chamber ‘of Com­ charge. plenary session of the armamest con­ pressions concerning scheme with merce project put over successfully. Tho chairman of tho ship by wuter ference for next Monday. probublo disturbance of labor condi­ committee reported twelve new mem­ tions ns secondary consideration. bers from Sanford for the Central ARKANSAS HOME STATE ROAD DEPT. COLLAPSED IN STORM Florida Water Traffic League und NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—Negotia­ WILL BUILD ROAD NO. 2 FAMILY WIPED OUT that Sanford would hnve double this THROUGH MARION COUNTY tion of trenty which would prevent number in leuge. Tho ship by wuter future wars wnB urged in conjunction ( H r T h e A a aoclalrd I'rraa) movement is gaining momentum dai­ (H r T h r A aaorlalrd I'rraa) . , with agreement to limit nnvies by MENA, Ark., Nov. 18.—Eight mem­ ly und the Central Florida Traffic OCALA, Nov. 18.—The State Rond Elbert II. Gary, chairman of tho bers of tho fnmily of R. E. Weems, League reporta n large enrollment Department todny executed tho eon- board of the United States Steel Cor­ were killed Inst night at Wickes, Ark., und increasing interest on th ^ p a rt of trnct to bui|(, tho stntt. roa(] n 0. 2, poration in an address todny beforo the American Iron nnd Stool Institute when the home collapsed during n merchants nnd shippers who are in through Marion county. ucccss to St .Johns river ports by --------------------------------------------------of which ho is president. Gnry also violent storm, it is learned heru today. good rond communications. ' tor8 jn Augusta, Gn., have located belittled tho suggestion that arma­ Few details arc obtainable ns the ment limitation would reduce tho Tho L. A. Russell Co., wholesale their headquarters for central Floriwires nro down, but it is understood tho was but little dnmnge outside of jobbern of pianos nnd manufacturers da in Sanford. This action wns taken manufacture of steel and declared of talking machines, with headqunr- nftor mnny advantages of Sanford business improving. Weem’s home. possesses us n distributing point was considered. Mr|. Russell was in San­ ARHUCKLE JURY ford recently looking for a location, IS COMPLETED nnd the Chnmber of Commerce se­ AND SWORN IN cured n portion of the Miller wnro( H r T h r A u o f t e l t d I’r m l houso for him. Tho L. A. Russell Co., SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 18.—*The will be represented in Sanford by Mr. Jury to try Fatty Arbucklo was com­ J. II. Iluntcrmistcr. Tho board of governors of tho pleted and sworn in today. Chamber of Commerce and chairman of Secretary Weeks and Engineers Think Ford’s the vnrioUB comittees, havo been NEW FLORIDA ATTORNEY organized into a special comittce the Plan is Good (H r T h e A aa orla lrd I’rraa) object of which will ho to prepare WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—Fred recommendations to he submitted to Cubberly wns named by President the city commissioners, for certain (Ily Thc Associated Press) Harding today to be United Stutes WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—Henry Ford’a offer for private Improvements, nnd for which a band nttomey for tho northern distirct of operation of the Muscle Shonla nitrate ami water power plant was issue wllWie requested. These ro- Florida. carefully reviewed today by Secretary Weeks and army engineera commcndntions besides including pro­ preliminary to a conference with Henry Ford late this afternoon. visions for pnving of additional A man is old when he no longer Weeks said ho believed an agreement would quickly be reached if streets, will also ask for nn appro­ tries to say something sm art to rnnko priation for the erection of a yncht Ford would make certain modification of hia offer which it ia unwitless peoplo laugh. basin on the lake front. (ieratood includea Ford allotting more money for completing dama. IRISH PROBLEM IS NO WORSE THAN BEFORE HENY FORD’S OFFER FOR MUSCLE SHOALS PLANT MAY BE ACCEPTED SOON W (S © = T O = g T O ® A lf= S C E © © L M A K E WE ARfe INVITING YOU TO THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF YOUR CHOICE TWO ALLEGED OCALA SWINDLERS ARRESTED 1 OO P E R © A T H © ¥ E M E I E E l© ® a I T C E N T A T T E N D A N C E COOPERATING SUNDAY SCHOOLS Methodist, Congregational, Presbyterian, Baptist. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1921 PAGE SIGHT ■■■■■■■■ FREIGHT RATES ARE TO BE CUT TEN PER CENT PARK TRAMMELL SCORES SENATE FOR RAIL RATE. WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—In a speech made by Senator Pork Tram­ mell in the senate on the day that the Senate passed the tax bill he de­ : * Off nounced without mercy the Republican REPRESENTATIVES OF TWO majority In the Senate for Its failure WILLIAM S. HART inHUNDRED RAILROADS AGREE to enact legislation* looking to n re­ duction of freight nnd passenger TO TIIE REDUCTIONS rntes. Upon this subject Senator NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—The nssocln- Trnmniell spoke ns follows: tion of rnilwny executives represent­ "If the Senate had devoted more ing 201 railroads, yesterday (kcldcd time to seeking to relieve tho country to put into effect a 10 por cent'Haight from tho exdfesslve freight and pas­ ' i. rate reduction on all farm {jfwntys, senger rites you might have dons a “as soon ns possible.” The reduction, better place of work thnn you.hnvo in Also a Two-Part Century Comedy it wns announced, would not apply to your labors to so rewrite our tax lnw Intrnstnte rntes In Neuf England, but ns to discriminate in favor of the would nffcct freight entering nnd profiteer nnd big fortunes to the ex­ leaving those stntcs. tent of $015,000,000. Congress enneted Tomorrow and Saturday—Nell Shipman in Announcing the decision, Thomas n law providing certain benefits to the DeWitt Cuylcr, president of tho Asso­ rnilroads—on benefits whatever to the “The Girl From God’s Country,” also ciation of Rnilwny Executives, stated public. I nm thankful thnt I voted a Two-Part Sunshine Comedy that any reductions in such rates made against the present lnw controlling sinco September 11, 1020, were to be railroads. included in tho 110 per cent, and that "Effort nfter effort’ hns bo«yi mndo It would bo put into effect without to hnvo certain provisions of that law waiting for n reduction In wages. Tho repealed, tho ono In particular author­ freight rnto cut will apply throughout izing the fixing of rates thnt would the entire country excopt on traffic produce earnings up to ns much ns moving wholly within New England. 5 1-2 per cent, and then an optional It wns expected that the new rate one-half por cent more. Some of us would bo effective within ten days, ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO " ns the railronds, it wns said, had ask­ have thought thnt If wo could repeal , SUIT YOU this provision nnd restore to the In­ ed the Interstate Commorce Commis­ terstate Commerce Commission the sion through their general counsel to You can make money buying for advance. authorize the change on one day’s no­ power it possessed prior to the enact­ ment of the Esch-Cummlns law, wo tice. The reduction will cost tho You are going to build a home one of these railronds about $55,000,000, it wns would probably obtain home relief in days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it the way of a readjustment of the estimated. by easy stages. , “The railronds have already reduc­ freight rates, the pnssenger rates, ed freight rntes substantially from tho nnd n reduction In n great mnny in­ If you have some money, will build one or level established by the commission in stances where they are absolutely un­ two houses. t # August, 1020," Mr. Cuylor’s statement reasonable, exhorbltnnt, nnd unbear­ snid. "Tho reductions already made able upon the trnfflc upon which they Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the nro estimated ns accurately ns can be, nro Imposed. More than six months game now. to involve a loss of revenue at the ago I ^introduced in the senate a bill to rcpenl this provision of the lnw rate of from $175,000,000 to $200,000,­ 000 nnnunlly. These reductions on and hnve done all in my power to mnny roads represent n loss much hnve my measure passed. Certainly greater htnn any corresponding sav­ we could lie no worse off If we had ing realized from reductions In wng- thnt provision of the lnw repealed. ca nlready effeted. Tho rnilroads are, Hhe whole country hns been upon furthermore, awaiting decisions of the bended knees begging congress, ap­ AGENT labor board, which it is hoped, will pealing to the Interstate Commerce relieve the companies of tho expenso Commission, to nfford at least some of many onerous and uneconomical ensure! of relief upon freight nnd working conditions. Tho railroads nro pnssenger rntes; the people of my not in a financial condition t6 make stnte hnve pleaded nnd pleaded for SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST this sacrifice. relief; and yt wo hnve found thoso “ Unless there should be sorno re­ in control of congress not busying NASHVILLE, TENN. vival in business, the probability of themselves, nt lenst upon this subject. which is conjectural, tho entire pro­ Those who have the power to afford The Giant of the South posed reduction in rates would bo tak­ relief mnlfest no sympnthy nnd tako en from the net earnings of tho rail­ no action. In the menntimo the fruit Its immense popularity is due not only to the fact that ronds." grower and the fnrmers of my state every line in it is written for Southern farm families by Thu now rates nro upplicablu to nnd of other sections nre being robbed men and women who know and appreciate Southern condi­ carloads of wheat, corn, oats, other of the fruits of their Inbor nnd a reas­ tions, but to tho practically unlimited personal service which grain, flour and meal, hay, straw and onable incomo uponthelr investment is given to subscribers without chotyc. alfalfa, manufactured tobacco, cotton, because of exorbitant transportation cotton seed and products, except cot­ nhergees. Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun­ ton seed oil and cotton seed meal; citdreds of different subjects—all without charge. When you "I mention the neglect In regnrd to ruo fruits, other fresh fruits, potatoes, dealing with this rnllrond freightbecome n subscriber this invaluable personal service is yours. other fresh vegetables; dried fruits rnto nnd passenger problem thnt wo That is ono reason why wo hnve— and vegetables, horses and mules, cat­ mny see that our Republican friends tle and calves, sheep and gonts, hogs, in control of the Senntc hnve not been 375,000 CIRCULATION poultry, eggs, butter and cheese and actively engaged in trying to make wool. corrections in this important m atter for the relief of the American people. LONG DISTANCE WALKERS This tax measure is about the only SOMETHING NEW—THE AIR­ ARRIVE AT ORLANDO. bill of any consequence you have PLANE MOVIE STAR; ENACTS , brought before the Senate, although LEADING ROLE NEW PICTURE ORLANDO, Nov. 17.—Dnniel Dnly, the Republican administration hns J. A." llnndright, of tho Orlando ■18, steel worker, and his wife, who' is been in power eight months. Scntitie), wns in the city today solicit­ You Nell Shipman baa devised n novelty ■12 yenrs old, can make sonic claims start out in tris measure by provid­ for the silversheet. ing subscriptions nnd advertising for of their own to long distance wnlking, ing, in the very beginning of tho orig­ She not only caused the moving pic­ the morning pnper. for they recently arrived hero and an­ inal bill, a reduction of about $015,­ ture going public to grasp at her nounced they had traudged all the 000,000 of taxes to the ultrn rich nnd W. L. Morgan is homo for a few ability in using animals ns perform­ way from Cleveland, Ohio, with tho tho millionaire corporations of the days looking nfter his trndo in this ers in "The Girl from God’s Coun­ nid of occasional lifts by kind hearted country. pnrt of his territory. try," but sho makes a further step in motorists. Tho couple who made the "I do not know why such solicitude this picture by introducing airplane trip in less than a month, snid they should be extended in their interest aetors in leading roles. Sheriff C. M. Hand is back from intended going on to Tnmpn. Jacksonville, where he attended the nnd why the dea fear nnd the stony They play Huch an important pnrt State Fnir and the Shrinors conven­ heart should be turned upon thu poor in the development of the plot that MOMENTUM FOR tion. people oof the country, those of mod­ “it is quite impossible," says Miss FLORIDA DAIRYING. erate means nnd incomes, who hnvo Shlpmnn, "to consider them as any­ Roland IJeed, of the Genova section, no representatives here to fight their thing else but actors," nnd the things Florldn dairying hns received nn cause, except ns now nnd then some thnt Bert Van Tuylo ninkes them do, | was in the city today on business. Mr. impetus. A dniry specialist has been one stands upon the floor of tho con­ reveal just how important they a r e ' Reed nnd his fnther nro clenring n added to the staff of the Agricultural gress nnd tries to present their enusc." i nthe plot nnd just why they nre re­ lnrge tract of Black Hammock land Extension Division of the University ferred to ns actors by the Shipman on Lake Jessup nnd will plont winter of Floridn, beginning with Nov. 1. vegetables. Htaff. This specialist is Hamlin I,. Drown, State’s Realtors There nro fourteen airplanes in to Meet at Miami tho picture, one of them, "The Silvor- MAYOR MITCHELL OUT who comes to Floridn from Jefferson county, Alnbnmn, where he has served bird," being of special design to con­ ST. PETERSBURG RECALL MIAMI, Nov. 17.—Tho annual con­ form with special features of the as county ngent for six yenrs, devot­ HEAD OF GOVERNMENT. ing his timu principally to the devel­ vention of tho Florldn Rcnltors’ Asso­ story, fully equipped with all the ap­ ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 17.—By opment of the dniry industry of the ciation will lie hold nt Minnii Nov. pliances and inventions referred to a majority of .'141 votes, Noel A. 22-24 nt which time there will ho real Ilirminghnm section. in the script. Two planes were Mitchell has been recnllcd ns mnyor estate men hero from all pnrts of Sinco graduating from college, he completely destroyed—one burned and of St. Petersburg. Florida to compare notes nnd to plan hns spent 12 years in practical farm­ ono snnk in the ocean. The destroyed The vote was 1,874 in fnvor of his ing and extension work. One year wns for the coming year’s operations. Tho plnnes were not studio props and their recall, nnd 1,088 against the recall. spent in creamery extension work in association also will henr from its leg­ destruction wns not a fake. The election passed off very quietly Indinnn. For four yenrs he wns man­ islative committee nnd it is probnblo The story called for land planus in thnt another effort will he mnde to nnd wns free from any disorder, but the great "air fight" scene, nnd the ager of large dniry nnd fruit farms secure enactment of laws which will the largest vote tursed out thnt was casting director experienced great In Washington, Oregon nnd Californ­ mnko the lot of tho "curbstone" renl over enst nt any election hore. The difficulty in getting pilots as actors ia. Ho hns worked under some of the estate man less desirable thn nit now largest previously wns at the Inst who wore willing to risk their lives most noted dairy specialists in the is when ho has in most places an op­ mnyorality election, when. 2,000 bal­ under such hazardous conditions. entire country. portunity \o ply his trndo without tho lots were cast. Owing to tho difficulty in getting Mr. Drown holds a II. S. degree formulity of pnying a llconso such as nil tho scenes in the air complete, it Now that the mnyor has been re­ from the University of Missouri, in legitimate operators hnve to pay. S. was nccessnry to tnke ninny shots called the city commission will pro­ which state he was raised on a farm, Hrynn Jennings, president of the Jack­ mnny times. The staff, working at ceed to call nn election to fill tho va­ to which ho moved from Nebraska, sonville Real Estate Board, will mnke an altitude of 0,000 feet, was rcqulr-1cancy, and this will bo hold in about his native state, when four years old. nn address on tho subject of n stnte Hnving made n pronounced success lnw laying a license tax upon nil ven­ ed to endure many dangers and suf­ thirty days. fered from exposure to the cold, Three candidates nro regarded ns In his specialty in Alnbnmn nnd othor dors of real estato. bo nt tho Star slirdlu ahrdlushrdlu u| reasonably certain to run. They nre: states, Mr. Brown comes to Florldu "The Girl from God's Country" will S. D. Harris, representative in the with every promise of making even a I t’s a sad world. About the time one appear at tho Star Theatre Friday nnd I legislature from Pinclins; Dr. E. C. grenter success here. Trained in gets rich enough to afford a line au­ Reach, well known business mnn nnd cronmery nnd dniry work, nn experi­ tomobile, ho can't got his wnlst line Saturday of this week. retired minister; Dr. G. W. Fitch, enced former county ngent, with a behind the steering wheel. Tho Baraccn class will entertain tho druggist nnd former physician. state of unlimited possibilities nn his Philnthea at tho Presbyterian church Col. John J. Woodsido has been flold, wo ebelleVe grant things will fol­ Tho office cynic c«1Ib it the fair mentioned, but llkcl ywlll not mnko low his entrance Upon lh)i> new work, sex, nnd then grades the male sex as parlors nt 8 p. m. the race. Other candidates may ap­ good or excellent. T * Y A D A I L Y II E & A L D W A N T AD. TIT A DAILY XYAALD WANT AD. pear. TB o® S t a r T © ° (fa s f “T h e n I V i W h is tle " WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS \ C*pyrifhi 1921 H u t Schaflner 6c M u i W hat a H a r t S c h a ffn e r & M a rx O v e r c o a t g iv e s y o u The Best Style, long wear, all-wool quality, greatest economy, satisfaction—or money hack -------------------------— GO TO SUNDAY SCHOOL NOVEMBER 20 Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. Big Sale at Dresner’s Father of Soldier Starts Tomorrow and Marched in Parade Lasts Ten Days Only —Took Son’s Place The Mid-Season Sale a t Dresner's JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 17.—That Ilia dead son's place in the Eighty- Store starts tomorrow and lasts ten Sccund Division section of the Armis­ days only and If you do not tnke ad­ tice Day parade hero might not be un­ vantage of thin great snlo in the ten occupied, George R. DeSnussurc, gray dnys you will always regret it for the haired father of the Into Lieut. Edw. real bargains are at Dresner’s for the C. DoSaussurc, for whom the local next ten days. They have two pages American Legion Post is nnmed, in this Issue of the Daily Herald call­ marched in the ranks with the world ing your attention to the sale and war veterans. Mr. DcSnqsauro is mnn- this advertisement is full of renl bar­ aKor of the Jacksonville branch of gains in all kinds of up-to-date apparthe Atlanta federal reserve bank. | rel. The salo takes in every depart­ Lieut. DeSnussure was killed in the ment of the store and special prices Argonnu in October, 11*1H. He had are made on ladies' suits and coats, been wounded and was sent to a field separate skirts, blouses, waists, hos­ dressing hospital but knowing that iery, silk skirts, miscellaneous stock, his company had been thrown Into the etc. Read the advertisement today center of a bitter fight, he destroyed and attend the sale. the tag that identified him as having j been wounded and rejoined his com- PATTERSON STARTS RATTLE FOR LIFE. maml. The body of Lieut. DeSauasuro \ which was burled where he fell w ill' remain in France, hiH parents having ORLANDO, Nov. 17.—Judge C. O. expressed the desire that it rest there. Andrews will preside at the hearing tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock on tho habeas corpus proceedings Insti­ MUCH PRODUCE SENT OUT OF PLANT CITY. tuted by Baxter II. Patterson, in­ dicted by the grand jury with M I h s PLANT CITY, Nov. 17.—Plant City Lena M. T. Clarke of murder in the produce continues to move at a rapid first degree, In nn effort to gnin his pace. More than 150 enrs, constitut­ discharge or release on bond. Pntterson wns charged with being acces­ ing n train over a mile and a half sory before the fnct, in connection in length, have been shipped from with the slaying of Fred A. MJItlmore hero since October 1. The fruit move­ in the Knn Juan hotel, Aug. 1. According to Attorney Alex Akerment amounts to l.’IO cars, of which mnn, who will represent Pnteerson nt forty-six were grapefruit, sixty-nine the hearing tomorrow, the following oranges, nine mixed ,nnd fifteen ex­ state witnesses have been summoned press shipments. The vegetable move­ to testify nt tho hearing: R. L. White, ment stnnds at 7,000 packages. autoobile denier; R. D. Drossier, pub­ Eggplants arc still plentiful .Cu­ lisher of the Orlando Reporter-Star; cumbers nre very scarce this week, W. O. Thomppson, garage operator; only two crates having been offered for sale on the platform. Only fancy E. G .llyder, manager of tho Western eggplants are finding a market here Union office here; W. E. Cobb, rualtor at present. There is a strong demand of Orlando; 8. S. Griffin, member of the state legislature from Orange for okra, pepper nnd squash, county, and n member of the coroner’s The two unites of "cukes’ 'sold Mon­ Jury; Deputy Sheriff Jim Carruthers, day brought $2.50 per crate. Two Sheriff Francis Karel, II. E. Walters, dollars or bettor is offered for okra, night clerk of the Snn Juan hotel; nnd pepper Is quoted at $2. Doth Miss Renn NoTmnn, of 'Kissimmee; whlto and yellow squash sold as high Maurice Saunders, his wife, who ran ns $2.50 on tro platform Monday. the hotel elevator; Assistant Chief of From $1.75 to $2.25 is said to be an Police Frnnk Gordon; Deputy Sheriff average price for squash today. Floyd Piol, Police Chief E. D. Vestull; Tho farm boy can still hitch his Police Officer C. H. D. Mlloy. wagon to u star limousine and got One secret of long life is to bo a five dollars for pulling it out of tho rich rolntlve. mud. M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY ADDITIONAL LOCAL �of Dr. Phillips starting work on SANFORD DAILY HERALD thhouse at day. "It Is estimated th at at tl Tta leaat forty-five carloada will be ship­ UHft fiU ltM n « 7 «f< 107 K nU ped from this statio ndurlng tho teason.” The News adds that the big storm has not materially reduced the crop of fruit around Okeechobee, and B. J. HOLLT _____ _________Editor a good, average crop will be sent out. N. J. LI LLARD....8oc rotary-Troaanror Tho prices received are satisfactory, fH. A. N E IL ............ Gonoral H ana fa r and growers and shippers are busy and woll pleased over the situation and ROBBRT J. HOLLT, J r, prospects.—Timcs-Unlon. aaovLAnoa u r u u b----------- o----------Plwni 148 «p to 6 P« M. LOWER FREIGHT RATES x m i ia u d .u . ------ —_ , THE HERALD PRINTINGCO., Inc. m to to to to to to to 8i to to to FOREST : i JPSALA AN!d : CANDIDATE FOR to g r a p g v il l e : CITY COMMISSION to to ♦♦♦A ♦♦♦ * Bank of Character * to to * t o t o t o t o * t o t o t o t o Aviator Johnson, of La..etand, was u guest a t tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Voile Williams, for the Armistice day festivities. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bcrtolson took n trip to Genova on tho after­ OabMrlfttM FriM la AMnmM Om Tmi Dispatches yesterday stated that noon of tho U th. # HiM liai itaHfca D*itfM«4 to ottr fcr o*mMr. and Mrs. E. W. Lundquist and Dm -WMfe .....................................» <*»» the railroads would reduce the rates son,'Raymond, wore guests of Mr. and ten per cent. This will ho hailed with n* IB- to 1H h « Waafcto ^ . i M r M n n h a t o l t O taatr «a4 to y i t U t l Joy by tho Sanford growers and the Mrs. L. B. Hodgins on the 11th, mry ftidar. AdwrtUUa tatoa Sanford merchants and by everyone Chase & Company, aro moving a ■ M tUM llM . D a w m l l i to w*t ilw in la *B«a— . who Is Interested In bringing down the lot of grapefruit from the Haines Maabor of The Aaaoeiatod Pi living costs. Our*growers wore just grove this week. about to faco another year in which Mrs. Benton nnd daughter, Miss their hnrd-cnrncd money would all go Alice, arrived Saturday and are guests to the railroads and they could not at the home of her brother, A. F. In the food old mramer time, etc. look ahead with any degree of equan­ Westcrdlck nnd wife. They took them ----------- o----------- ■ imity and fnce tho future. It has down to visit their grovo near Mait­ Don’t know what the weather report been estimated that the railroads took land, Sunday. la but wo are wonring b. v. d'a. at least a million dollars out of Flor­ Mr, nnd Mrs. Ballinger had a treat ----------- o----------ida last season from the fnilt and on Sunday os Rev. Burhans cama out Mr. Hnrding should bo told that tho vegetnhlo growers thnt should have for them for tho morning services In .South, while aolid, la not ebony. gone to tho growers and boon spent by Snnford nnd In the afternoon the ---------- o ------them here In tho stato where It would When Orlnndo get* its now 1200,000 have done a vnst amount of good In writer enjoyed n ride with Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Erlcson to Gcnovn. cdty hnll, whnt Is n Duckworth? tiding us over the summer. However, Mrs. V. C. Coller came out Wcd----------- o----------we are nil rejoicing over tho notions ' nesdny to spend the day nt tho home of Don't forget your promise to go to of the railroads and especially are the their nephew, Charles Cramer. Sunday School on Sunday morning. fuit and vegetable sections rejoicing. Mr. Collier’s men have finished % ----------- o----------The Tampa Times has the following: painting the’cottage, this week. It Ih very evident thnt the delegates “The loud cry which the shipping Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Lundquist and at the IVnco Conference eat Sanford public has been putting up for the son, were callers nt the homo of Mr. celery. past year for a reduction of freight nnd Mrs. Hirschl, Sunday afternoon. ----------- o----------rates, has at last penetrated the cars Mrs. J. E. Lundquist nnd Mrs. E. Things aro going so smoothly at of the railroad managers, and a reduc­ W. Lundquist visited Tuesday in Washington that it nmkea ono hub- tion of 10 per cent has been promis­ Grnpovillc, the Intter cnlllng nlso to picloUH. ed, As the cry has come largely from see Mro. Ballinger. o the farmers, who have seen their pro­ This scorns to he moving week. Mr. Woman's face is no longo her for­ ducts selling below the cost of pro­ ami Mrs. Stcdt nro moving hack to tune, hut that of the cosmetic manu­ duction, and have thereby been hro't their own home after having lived on, facturer. to the verge of bankruptcy, so tho nnd had chnrge of Mr. Rnntoul's ----------- o--------- — coming reduction applies largely to Wo hope noone inWashington will agricultural products. A 10 per cent house for over a year and a half; the try and sell theAtlantic ocean to our reduction will not bring the farmers most of the furnishings of the Intter distinguished foreign visitors. out of the hole, hut it will help and homo hnve been sold to Mr. and Mrs. ----------- „----------will give them renewed courage to Fred Williams, of Sanford. Mr. nnd State Fair at Jacksonville held a icarry on. They have borne the bur­ Mrs. A. L. Campbell nnd children "Cat Show" yesterday. Suppose it den that fell first and heaviest on hnve moved into Sanford ami nro now was for the edification of the Shrin- them, with wonderful courage, pock­ located on Holly avenue, near the lmll ers. eting their losses and going ahead pnrk. -----------o ---- — Leonard Vihlen hns been assisting with thein work courageously, even Sanford will hooii have four morn- while they saw other lines of husi his daughter and son, Mr. nnd Mrs. ing papers the Orlando Sentinel, the n(,H, fighting strenuously against any Kenneth Robbins, to move out to his I'loritin ^ os*' ^ K‘ Dimpa tribune and nM]uct|„n in wages ages or profits. profits, It has cottage In Upsnln ns they hnve recent­ Urn Tiines-Union. been unfair and unjust thnt they ly rented their bungalow In Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Hirschl and children should he called upon to sholder the The hunters are oiling up the old entire burden of loss, while labor in are now located In their neat five guiiH and getting all in readiness for railroad and other lines wus insisting room bungalow, which he Iuih erected the Mg hunt on Monday. Seminole on its full war time wage, and threat­ himself on their plnco near tho Pres­ county offers much in tho way of hunt­ ening If itH demands were not met, to byterian church. They used the gar­ ing and fishing, tie up thu whole transportation sys­ age until he could get time lo build. ----------- o----------tem, and bring immense and increas­ Nearly every one from this section Wo understand there will not he a ed disaster on the country. It was a was in Snnford on Armistice day to heat to Belgium tills year consisting species of class tyranny which thu see the parade, two among our num­ largely of hand-me-downs, for thu farmers could not enjoy nor appreci­ ber nt least taking part, Miss Mar­ women’s skirts will hardly afford ate. Everyone will rejoice with them garet Erlcson, with n hunch of pretty protection from winter’s blasts to ev­ now, that they are going to hnve n girls In the Belly enr, which was dec­ en the kiddies. partial relief at least. orated ns a basket of red roses nnd, ® I The railroad sare calling attention Charles Cramer, ono of our soldier Mitchell, the mayor of St. I’eters|hi* great amount it will cost them hoys, drove the car representing the burg, has been recalled. Ho used to to reduce their rates. Wo believe their camp scene of the boys in gray. advertise "Go to Mite | argument is fallacious in this, that Carl Pierson attended the social and HELL 1they fail to consider the increased bus­ fish fry at Upsnln, Saturday evening. for your real estate." Probably he iness that will lie theirs under the re­ Rev. Albertson confirmed the truth now says go to the same place for duced rates, and timt will go far to of the report of the death of Dr. R. your satisfaction. wipe out any deficit timt may result W. Edwards, of Jacksonville who hn.i -----------o----------from the reduction, or may even cut it so long ministered to this nnd the I he Gainesville News thinks our , „ut entirely. The public will now look Lake Mary churches, of pernicious fathers missed a lot. Hull, our Mill- ^with increased tolerance on the illspoanaemia. Ills death came as a great itien know we art1 missing u lot now! i sitioii of the roads to reduce wages shock to nil; he was to have opened - 1ampa i rilinne. Don t believe it, j (ln,| ^m ire satisfactory working condi­ Jnwn. If wo ever missed anything tions. It bus no antipathy to thu tile Prcshytrian synod held recently we can’t remember it and if our chil­ railroads or to the laboring man, It at Miami; Indeed the piper stated that dren crowd as much into -ir> years as would be more tlmn glad to see them lie did, hut word came from his doctor he was too ill to leave his bed and in W e have they will he going some. all thriving and contented, working two days he was dead, It cast a ----------- o----------steadily under satisfactory conditions, sadness over the whole meeting, winch All the Snnford members of the hut it must and will insist that all Rev. A., and wife, attended, going Kiwannis Flub that went to Orlando shall carry their fair share of the burdown in their car for the ten days. last night have returned with the ,i0„ m that afflict the public. Just that Rev. Edwards has many dear friends highest praise fur their treatment In mid no more.” all over the state who will sorrow at timt city and tlm big entertainment his going, and leaves a wife in Jack­ put over by the Orlando boosters. Or­ ARMY COST LESS IN sonville, a son, who attended at lando can do that thing, all right, all 1*121 THAN COUNTRY right. Gainesville, and Is now taking up SPENT IN LUXURIES special agricultural studies under Ohio teachers, and a daughter, Miss The Daily Newspaper Association WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—Federal of Florida, ur the Associated Dailies Margaret, a dietician, who is now in as they are officially known, will Junk­ tax returns have been given curious Washington, hut was for some time et to Miami tomorrow and take a side application in conncctios with the at the Woman’s College r.t Tallahas­ trip to Rimini. How we wish we questions now bufure the nrnmotit and see. could go—hut there are good and suf­ Far Eastern conference. Statisticians ficient reasons why we must stay at of the government have Inhered hard TO WHOM IT MAY CONCHRN: home and grind out copy for this "rag lo bring the relative figures us to the J, T. Reeves Is no longer connected of freedom." war expenditures and the amounts with me In any way, and I am not re­ spent by tile people of the eounlry for sponsible for any money, fertilizer, or According to the Okeechobee News, nimiHements and minor luxuries out anything he may charge to me. The the orange packing season opened in so sharply tbattlieir significance would agreement I declare broken—ami at Okeechobee Tuesday, the packing nn end, he seen at n glance. MRS. M. B. ALLISON. One set of tables slumtostlmt against $118,000,111111 spent for tne army in 200-D-n-W— Itp . WHITE CAKE 11)21, thecountry consumed $750,000,000 in candy and chewing gum, $8114,For a quickly prepared Coke, NO NOT ONE 000,000 in sodns and confections and try Instant Swans Down. To $1)50,000,000 for perfumery, jewelry, make a white cake, sift tho Hour Thoro Ih roully no such u thing ns Milk stockings and other articles of three times and add 1 cup cold , , , . getting to tho top of tho ladder of perwater. Bent tho mixture 3 to 5 personnl adornment. The smokers Section If thoro w iih , wo would bo poured out $1,151,0(1(1 for tohncco in ho sorry that tho ladder wasn't Just a minutes. Hake in a moderate ogen. all forms. Ilasehnll fans, theatregoers, llttlo longer. So now wo nro trying cabaret frequenters nnd those attend­ to got tho Snnford Branch of tho Soft Chocolate Frosting Heat 1 cup of milk, add two ing concerts paid $897,00(1,000. Lakeland Steam Laundry and Press­ squnrcH chocolate, 1 cup sugar. ing Club just ns far up ns possible. Cook slowly until thick and’ ■ CLEAN UI* WEEK Wo will appreciate your help to smooth. Add 1 teaspoon va­ rnlsa it just ns high ns possible. If nilla. LuCh elenr tho papers off tho street, wo please you toll othors, if nny nnd make Hanford clonn and neat. trouble toll us. TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SANFORD: * It Is with a deep sonse of duty that I have consented to become a candi­ date for the office of City Commis­ sioner of the City of Sanford, but when 700 of my fellow-townsmen re­ quest It, I know of nothing else to do. {laving been thus nominated I here­ by announce that I am a candidate for tho office of City Commissioner nt tho onsuing election to bo hold on the 6th day of December next, and pledgo myself, if elected, to nn Impartial and conscientious performance of tho du­ ties of tho office for the advancement of our city and the welfare of its people. I want here to express my apprecia­ tion for the splendid petitions filed placing mo In nomination. Vory sincerely, 106-tfc FOREST LAKE. TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN ■ —The character of a bank is as es­ sential and as necessary as capital. —The character of this bank is un­ questionable. ■ ■ ■ ■ s s —This is another asset of benefit to our customers. T urner Phones 497-484 WBLAKA b l o c k UM m C kTi. Tho world news tho day It happens, dellvurcd nt your door each evening, 15c the weak. ■ ■ ■ a a ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a \First National Bank i A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD State and County Tax Books are now open for the payment of taxes for the year, 1921, a dis­ count of 2% is allowed You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ for payment in Novem­ fessional and Business Man in ber, 1% in December. Sanford in This Column Tax books close April 1st. Poll taxes for the year 1921, for both men CONTRACTORS LAWYERS and women, became due S. O. Shinholser George A. DeCottes November 1st, 1921. Contractor and Ilutlder Attorney-at-Law Business and Occupa­ Over Seminole County Bank 8ANFORI) FLORIDA tion Licenses became SANFORI) FLORIDA due October 1st, and if Constructs Co. not paid, are delinquent, HARTFORD BATTERY Sanford CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS as the law requires that Planes nnd Specifications Cheerful!? “Battery Insurance” a license be procured be­ Furnished Sold and Serviced by All Work Guaranteed fore conducting the bus­ II. T. PACE P. O. Box m Edw. Higgins, Inc. iness, profession or oc­ cupation. Haight & Wieland PURE WATER JNO. D. JINKINS, Tax Collector, Seminole Co. I1.7-2we—ll-ll-tw c Employment Bureau GARAGES _ Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and Flrat Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Snnford, Fla LORD’S PURITY WATER Geo. W. Knight Thu Vocational Commit too of tho Bus­ AS GOOD AS THE BEST iness and Professional Women's Club Real Estate and Insurance Bally S .r.lce ['hone IV! requests nil young women desiring 8ANFORD FLORIDA employment to register at the First National Hank, and business men ro.. Employment Bureau.. SANFORD NOVELTY uiring help to consult register. Tlm vocational committee of tho HuaiWORKS ness nnd Professional Women’s Club requests ail young women desiring V. C. COLLER, Prop. employment to register nt tho First National Hank. GUARANTEED General Shop and Mill AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Work 30x3 30x3Vi 32x3% 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 Non-Skid f|i 7.90 Non-Skid 9.90 Non-Skid 14.90 Non-Skid 15.90 Non-Skid 16.90 Non-Skid 17.90 Non-Skid 18.90 D. F. SUMNER LET ME TA IN T YOUR CONTRACTOR ond RUILDEK 517 Commercial Street PAINTER H OUSE W i l l C o n l r . c t o r T . k c J a b by th * H o u r I’ H O N E U S U 2 L A U R E L A V E. Sanford, Fla. TRANSFER “WE DELIVER THE GOOD.-’’ Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Quick Service Transfer General Machine and Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Genr hands in htock Crank Shafts Ite-turued If we please you. tell others; it no tell us. Phone 198 Sanford Steam Laundry Hotel Montezuma FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J “Sanford’s New Hotel’’ W . R . L in k T ir e C o . Orlando, Fin. Storage Facilities HOTELS $1.50 Up Per Day W. RAWLING, Prop. SPORTSMEN Acteylene Welding Have a look at the Winchester Window. Sanford Welding Co. THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. OF ALL KINDS Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford A». New Era Prin^ery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING OIL ’EM BOYS G IL L O N & FRY ^ INSURANCE Season opens Nov. 20th. Electrical Remember the Sabbath, N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. Fhone 442 ■* W. T. ROBERTS, Agent but oh you 21st. : D eane ■ THE BALL HARD­ SANFORD BRANCH Lakelnnd Steam Laundry WARE COMPANY Phone 475 T. A. Butner, Prop. Sanford Contractors ■* > t t 111 P ark Ave t r 0ff. j V Upp,ici! 01 *n Mnda a t The Pr1intlr,K Co, When you want Florida anything In this lino ace The Herald. Wo have It or can a c t I t DRINK Elder Spring! Water. Its 99 98-109 e( cent pure. Phono 31L IleTn?,!1 v°U.ruScratch Pndl h o n Tha raid—by the pound—15c. �H he - - r. ThreeInseparables Onefor mildnes*,VlRfiINIA Onetot mdlown***.BURLEY One for aroma.TURKISH The finest to U c c c * p e r f e c tly aied and blended 20forl5* GOVERNOR SAYS FI.OIUDA "CINDERELLA OF THE I’UHLIC." JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 17.—Flori­ da was described as the "Cinderella of public,' 'by Govornor Carey Hardoe, i nn naddress at the suite fair hero, in whicr bo recounted the Btate’a resourc­ es and flnnncial condition. The address throughout reflected pride in the state over which ho presides, its stability and diversified industry. Governor Hardee and his staff wore honor quests ntthc fair, the dny being designated nfl Governor's day, A pa­ rade through thee city participated in by nntlonnl guardsmen, asilors and local civic and commercial bodies, city and county officials, pprccedcd his entrance to tho fair grounds. The governor took occasion to again urge the need of legislation for the eradication of cattlo tick so th at the quarantine against the Rtato may be removed. He also voiced the need of more effective laws to protect the fish and game industry in this state. Such legislation, as ho would have It, would not only work to tho development of the Industry but would odd material­ ly to the stato reosury's coffers and thus lessen tho burden of taxation. Florida should bo more nearly a self-sustaining state, tho executive asserted. “Wo still spend moro than $50,000,000 annually for things thnt can bt produced in Florida," he stat­ ed, Ho mentioned in this connection, moat, dairy and poultry products. "Thoro is no good reason why Flori­ da should buy buttor made north of the Ohio river, meat produced west of tho Mississippi river, poultry and eggs from states north of us," ho declared. Governor Hardee Bounded a "note of warning against the reckless mnnnor in which the school nffnlrs of some of our counties hnvo been administer­ ed In thepast. We can ensliy trace the flnancinl emharassment of our c»|Untios to a lack of ordinary busi­ ness Judgment nnd reasonable econ­ omy in our school affairs," ho addod. He again called attention to the excellent financial condition of the state, assorting hat Florida is practlenlly without any bonded indebted­ ness which plnces it in the front row of states in this particular line. Tho exception to a clean state in the mat­ ter of indebodoesn ,he said, was $601,000 bonds hold by Iht, state school fund against tho state. In discussing the state’s progress, tho governor said: "Florida is the 'Cinderella of tho republic.' While some of her sisters were flirting with booms nnd frolick­ ing with suitors, Florida was quietly keeping house nnd attending to the chores. Now th at her merits have been discovered, she Is sought as no othor niece of Undo Sam." Nothing but in thin Ilig Wonderful Millinery Snle, Ladles', Misses* and Children's Trimmed nnd Iteady-to-wenr, every hat to bo sold at a sacrifice. Do sure and see these Hats at THE QUALITY SHOP. 203-2tc HATS! HATS! There arc homes for ents, nnd every womnn hns acquaintances she would like to send there. Tho philosopher who says our trou­ ble Is largely mcntnl, is almost right. It Is nrmnmcntnl. TRY A DAILY HERALD W A IT AD. IU. S. Army Store New DeForest Block NOW READY FOR BUSINESS LAKE MONROE s s Tho farms In Monroe and tho west side ,nrc hnrdly ns thrifty ns usual. 8 Celery Is not doing so well, as tho blight is bad this season. Alany are having troubio with early lettuco crops seeding. Some nro turning tho lottuce under; others chopping down. The oscnrole and chlckory Is yet young and doing well. Strawberry plants nro also growing nicely. The fall potato crop Is more or loss a failure, mnny potato patches having boon drowned out; others look poor. Mr. Charles Forester ,of the West Side, is clonring five acres of Innd nnd will tile for farming. Mr. Forester will also build upon Ills land nnd live opposite his father. Mr. E. Eckols nnd family hnvo pur­ chased a tract of land out First street nnd nro building n factory in which brooms will be manufactured. Mr. Eckols nnd family Hvo in a quaint camp house near tho factory. Alisa Catherine Lake, tho popular little daughter of Mr. Ben Lnko, en- 8 tortnlncd with n birthday party Sun­ day afternoon. Delightful refresh­ ments wero served n number of young friendB. Little Alias Ruth Kniscrmnn gave a birthday party Saturday night, tho occnsion being her sixth birthday. Atnny grown-up relatives nnd friends enjoyed the nice enkos and refresh­ ments with little Ruth. Air. nnd Mrs. R. A. Stephens and family hnvo moved to Gnlnesvillo, where Air. Stephens hns accepted a position, Airs. W. S. Price and little son, Frank, nro spending this week In Jacksonville. Afr. nnd Airs. Chns. Belt nnd son, Ernest, have returned from a visit to Tnmpn. Messrs, Ben Lake, Dan Tnlbott, Henry Witte nnd son, Air. Stutorf, spent scvernl days nt Daytona Bench, fishing. They caught thirty-eight fine fish of various kinds nnd weights. Airs. Albert Hawkins and children hnvo returned from a plcasnnt visit to Mrs. Wheeler Marsh, of DcLnnd. Airs. Hugh Drnudy, of Orlando, vis­ ited relatives in thin section last Wed­ ■ nesday. Air. nnd Airs. Cnrl Rabun have re­ turned to town to Hvo. Air. Chns. II. AIcKenney hns been confined to his homo by Illness. Mr. AIcKenney is now Improved in health nnd nble to be at his post of duty. A son, Fulton AIcKenney, who hns nlso been ill, Is now nblo to bo about. Air. nnd Airs. It. T. Wynne, Jr., and daughters, Aliases Roberta and Jose­ phine, nnd Mr. R. T. Wynee, Sr., spent Sunday in Orlando. The stork visited the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Bnles nnd left a fine boy. His name is Chnrles Bales, With a complete line of new and reclaimed army goods of every description------ Tents, Blankets, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, etc., at greatly reduced prices. A visit is requested. G. DOWNEY, Prop. Fast Second St. s8 Ready-to-Wear [ Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. ■ ■ Saturday and Monday! M Ladies’ Coats 25 real Coat values left, of very fine all-wool Velours, siz­ es, 16 to 42. Brown, Green, Taupe and Navy. Every § style is different. Repriced to— $11.98 and $14.98 ■ 5 ■ ■ IECONOMY GROCERY! 309 FIRST ST., BISHOP’S BLOCK Government Corned Beef and Corned Beef Hash, per can................ 17c Rosemead Pure Cane Syrup, in gallon cans, each ...............................78c Lima Beans, B.-E, Peas, White Beans, lb.,10c All National Biscuit Company’s: 10c Goods for ..................................... 07c 20c Goods for ..............................l ie Compound Lard, per lb............................... 14c Swift’s Jewol Lard, No. 10 Pails............$1.28 Tomatoes, good pnek, No. 1 c a n ............. 7'/jC Pillsybury’s Best Flour, 24s.................... $1.45 I'illsbury’s Best Flour, 12s.......................... 75c Host Self Rising Flour, 24-lbs.................$1.25 Lest Self Rising Flour, 12-lbs.................... 68c Heat Creamery Butter, per lb...................... 50c Full Cream Cheese, per lb..........................29c Swift’s Jewel Lard, No. 5 Pails..................05c No. 3 enns ............................................. 15c No. 2 cans ......................................... 12Fjc Best White Bacon, per lb............................. J5c Best Smoked Bacon, per lb......................... 22c Best Picnic Hams, per lb............................. 19c Government Bacon, 12-lb. can ..............$2.33 Regular Hams, per lb.................... 29c FOOT OF FIRST ST. tf* 1D resses ■ ■ ■ 8 ■ S a tu rd a y a n d M o n d ay 8 8■ ■ ■ ■ 8 8 ■ ■ Coat Suits Only 50 Suits left, made of the best Poretwill and Tri­ cotine. Sizes 16 to 53 Stouts. These models are worth double our sale price— 8 8■ 8 ■ 8 $29.98 ■ ■ s s SPECIAL PRICES ON CHILDREN’S SCHOOL COATS s » $5.98 to $11.98 L a d ie s ’ H a n d -T a ilo re d Blouses Specially priced for Saturday and Monday— $2.29 to $2.69 Yo'well & Co. s SANFORD, FLA. Prompt Delivery All over Sanford ^ nnnnnmMmmmmnmmmmnmnm*mnmnnnmnmnmnMnmum*nMnmmmm»u*m,nnnmn■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ % ■ EGGS, per dozen...........................................48c iCONOMY GROCERY IONE 481-W ■ Special Prices on 4 years to 15 years— S Phone 481-W—Best of Service— Prompt Delivery—Cheapest Store in Town—Watch for Our « prices— they speak for themselves! 8 ■ ■ | $16.00 $19.00 $25.00 Mr. and Airs. Dan Tnlbott, of the East Side, wero pleasant visitors at Alonroc, Alonday evening. Mnny from our section attended the Armistice day celebration in town Inst Friday. Tho Alonroc school gnvc a short program Thursday nfternoon in cele­ bration of Pence Dny. Atnny benuti ful posters suggestive of the occasion wero on display. Pntrlotlc recitntions, songs, ami dialogues wero given by the different gradcB. Airs. Kato Keeling, of Kentucky, Is expected soon to visit relatives in this place. Air. Barney Lyons continues very ill nt his homo in this community. 8■ 8■ | New Co-ed in Silk, Cantons, Crepe and Charmeuse, ■ men’s wear Serge and Tricotine. Specially priced for Jr. ■___ L" Special Sale on Second Floor » �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,* FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 * __ P A 6 I FOUK ■“ *■■■■■■■■ a ■ _____________ . 1Pay Cash and Pay Less •This is strictly a cash store—nothing will be charged to anyone. In this way you are not paying some one else's debt?. For SATURDAY and MONDAY We Offer 36-in Plaid nnd Striped Suitina, yard .............................. Figured Flannelette, suitable for Kimonos, yard .......................... Fnst colored Apron Gingham, yard 1............................................ ......... 25c ......... 19c ..........14c cordial hospitality were: Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. J. E. Barrett, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. L. C. Kolb, Mrs. A. M. DeForrcst, Mrs. A. Raymond Key, Mrs. 0. F. Smith. - - - ---------- .Shoe Repairing—Hand \ Daily Fashion Hint ■■•'T 1’DLt's)* « .,v r •> 3 ■ ■ r" 11 ■ MEETINGS TRAINING SCHOOL FOR SANFORD. \ fy a £ k - € V e r M # « # * m to » # # # to * * * * * # * * * # to * # M M # * M * * M PARISH HOUSE KALBNDAR. Holy Cross Pariah House Nov. 27,—Brotherhood of St. An­ drew Dinner. Dec. 1-2.—Holy Cross Bazaar. Dec. 0-7.—Ail Soul’s Bazaar. W o rk V. = 3 Arrangements have been made for n Trnlning School for Sanford. The school will bo held November 20-25. Dr. W. W. Willlnn, of Jacksonville, will bo the director of tho school and brings with him two other excellent s tenchcrs. The three will compose the s faculty. BATHING SUITS FOR JUNIORS Corner of Second St. and Sanford Ave. The sessions of the school will bo The Mis* who would a mem ; Id Lo, Watch our ad for Genuine Money-Saving Specials for Sat­ held at the Bnptist Temple. Tho must don attire that's smart to t,e, to urday and Monday schedule is ns follows: put it waltm.oonly. This ro-nm-e h copper color \ '“<( |ersoy is novvi Sunday, Nov. 20. in ilciij a arvl color scheme. It it 11:00 A. M. Address by Dr. Willlnn. trimmed with daik blue .......u- 3:00 p. M. Organization of classes. braid applied about the roua! - • noon were Mrs. Rose Addington, nnd large armholes and at the lower Each Day, Mondny Through Friday. Mrs. K. 1). Brownlee. The club mem­ 0:15 P. M Classes: Organization by of the skirt. The fulness at 1 '•. bers who attended this delightful is held in with several row# of M.ri.i r. Dr. Wlllinn. Junior W"rk Bloomers an I uudcrhodv jh'1 i»i meeting were: Mcadnmes Henry Mcby Prof. Lawton. Element­ one. Medium si/e require-, .j * , , t;» MRS. FHKI) DAIGRR, Society Editor, I.milin, J. K. Puce, J. C. Bennett, Stel­ ary Work by Mrs. Napier. Jti-iiich material. Phone 217-W la Arrington, H. H. Lewis, E. I*. Pictorial Review Junior i -ubk'.rf 7:15 P. M. Supper. Suit No. 14447. Sizes, IJ to 17 yt Morse, Harry Ward, Roy Symines, L. SOCIAL CALENDAR 7:45 P. M. Classen. Price, 3,s cent#. P. Ilngan. 8:30 P. M. Chapel Service. I Friday—The Mothers’ Club will meet Hon. John I). Jlnkins, supcrinton- DR. WILLIAN OF ROUGANVILMA AND IIIRISat the Parish IIouso at 3:30 p. m. dent, is in ehnrge of the Training JACKSONVILLE COMING. CUS PLANTS FOR SALE Saturday—The Children’s Story Hour School. The study is open to anyJ -------Mrs. Henry Wight nnd Mrs. A. E. will be held at Central Park at 4 one. Come on Kundny afternoon an d , Dr. W. W. Willlnn, of JncksoiiHill will sell Rouganvillin end Hibis­ p. m. ntakc arrangements for the study. villi*, one of the best known Sunday Friday—Mothers’ Club will meet cus plants tomorrow at the Seminole school workers in the South, is to be with Mrs. Fred Williams at her bank corner. The civic committee of in Snnford for n week. He will in­ the welfare department is asking the PRESRYTERIAN RARACAS home on Oak nvcnuo at .’I o’clock. spect the Baptist Sunday school on B ENTERTAIN PHILATHEAS. Saturday—Daughters of Wesley will people of Sanford to help them beau­ The Presbyterian Baruean enter­ next Sunday and will deliver an ud- J have their Christmas bazaar nnd tify our city and are urging them to tained the young Indies of the Senior dress at 11 a. m., in the church audi­ turkey supper nt the old stand of plant hibiscus nnd bmignavilla, in mid Junior Phlluthea classes on Thurs­ tor! u m. the Popular Market In the Welnku lheir yards and on the park ways. day evening at the church parlors. During the week he will, with the building, In tiie handshaking contest, the assistance of Mrs. Napier, of Orlando, Friday—Mrs. Henry Purdon will en­ D. A. U. BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Claude Howard entertained prizes were nwnrded to Miss Gcrnr- nnd Prof. T. W. Lawton, of Oviedo, tertain the members of the Semi­ nole Bridge Club nt tier homo on the members of the l>. A. U. Bridge dine Muriel, and Glen Whitcomb. A r-1conduct a school of methods, thur Moore and Miss Humphries were Snnford is fortunate in securing n Palmetto avenue at 3:30 p. in. Club and a few extra guests most the winners in the imnann eating con' school of this hand of workers and Monday—St. Agnes Guild will moot pleasantly yesterday morning at her test, and Misses Florence Henry and, every one should avail themselves of with Mrs. Howard Overlin at the home on West Third street, at n Ruth Gillan, and Victor McLaulin,' this school. the Welaka Apartments nt 3:30 p. bridge party there being three tables were voted the most entertaining i n --------------------------I m. of players. progressive conversation. 1 TIIE RULE OF THE UNGODLY. Monday—Westminster Club will moot The rooms where the card tables Delicious sandwiches, enko nnd at the church parlors nt 7:30 p. m. were placed were most attractively A series of messages are being de with Mrs. Roy Chittenden nnd decorated with golden cosmos. Those cocon, were served by tho hoys, as­ ■livrred nt the Bnptist Temple by Geo. I sisted by several of tho pmthers, Misses Edna and Laura Chittenden being effectively nrrnngd in baskets , Hyman, on the general subject, "Liv­ among whom were, Mrs. Lehman, ns hostesses, ami vases. Mrs. McLaulin nnd Mrs. Grceno. ing Together." MONDAY—The Pipe Orgnn Club A very absorbing game of bridge Next Sunday night at 7:31), he will will meet with Mrs. R. R. Jarvis, was played during the morning, High at her home on Oak avenue, at 3:30 score among the club members was YOWELL CO. SPECIAL SALE hnvc as his special subject, “What ■ Yowell & Co,, are putting on n Would Become of Sanford if the Un- ■ p. m. made by Mrs. M. H. Wiggins. Mrs. special sale in Ladies’ Rcndy-to-wenr godly Ruled." " Dean Turner making high score You are invited to hear this ntes-1_ Mrs. H, F. Whitner is spending the among the guests was awarded a hair for Saturday and Monday only. Lndics' Coats, Drcssea, Coat Suits, sngc. ' I_ •day in Orlando, where she will assist el powder. Mrs. Ktarlmek at a reception this af­ At the eonellisioii of the card game Blouses, etc., nil mnrkcd down to prices that will move them. Rend the L,THRILLS, THRILLS, THRILLS; ternoon. Mrs. Howard served scalloped oysters, advertisement in this issue. "GIRL FROM GOD'S COUNTRY” brown bread, potato chips, coffee, or­ IS PLUMB FULL OF THEM Mr. and Mrs, (’lias. L. Stockley, of ange ice and cake as refreshments. Mt. flora, were visitors here yester­ Mrs. Howard's guests included Plumb full of thrilling moments ■ day. Mesdnmes George l>. Bishop George and tense situations, to say nothing B DeCottcs, Deane Turner, F. E. Rottof beautiful snow scenes and animnl J; The many friends of Mrs, A. P. millntt, A. II. Wallace, C, E. Henry, studies, is Nell Shipman's latest and ■ Connolly will he grieved to learn that Frank L. Miller, M. S. Wiggins, E. greatest outdoor production, "The ■ she is very ill at her home on Mag­ P. Morse It. A. Howard, Hal Wight, Girl from God's Country," which will B nolia avenue. Aylette Fitts. lie the feature at the Star Theatre to- J day anil tomorrow. Miss Shipman is ■ Mrs. Sam Yontz was called to Chi­ \TTKN I) SI I It IN HRS' star, author and director of the new B cago by the serious illness of her CONVENTION AT FAIR picture and her combined efforts re- ■ fattier. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Walntnn nnd Mr. veal the biggest screen attraction of ■ and Mrs. J. H. Wilson .arrived home the fall. ■ BOOK LOVERS CLUII lust evening from Jacksonville, where Miss Shipman enacts a thrilling ■ The members of the Book Lovers they attended the Shriner’s convention battle 0,001) feet ill mid-air, depicting * Club held a most delightful meeting ami the Florida slate fair. While in a scene where Nucku encounters Otto ■ yesterday afternoon at the Imme of Jacksonville this congenial party were Kraus, who has tricked tier 111to tron- B Mrs. Fred Williams, on Oak avenue. the recipients of many social atten­ son and has secured a formula for ■■ The home was beautifully decorated tion. making “solidified gasoline,” to lio with quantities of lovely yellow an I used in the trnns-Pneific flight by purple field Dowers. ATTEND KIWANIH BANQUET Carslake, Necka's real father. Late in the afternoon Mrs. Wil­ Among those attending the Kiwanis Cnrslnke has practically stolen this liams served fruit salad, creamed oys­ banquet and dance at the country club formula from a crazed inventor who ters in tumhnls, olives, wafers, cake nt Orlando last evening, wore, Mr. and lives in solitude in a linely hut in the topped with whipped cream and cof­ Mrs. John C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. sand dunes, and he (Carslake) has * fee as refreshments. token nil credit and financial rewards z Forrest Lake Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Kolb, The invited guests for tho after- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Dr. nnd for the successful formula. The in- [ B veil tor, realizing that Carslake has Mrs. E. D. Mobley, Mr. ami Mrs. been tricking him for many years, Archie Betts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L, makes a desperate effort to have cred­ Miller, B. L. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. A POPULAR MODEL it extended him for the formula. B, W. Herndon Mr. and Mrs. S. M. In the luittio in mid-nlr, Neeku's Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. S. S, Baumel, Whether one would develop tills Hodgson Ball, Miss Annn Lou Huff, model in novelty cotton or figured plane Is broken and the wing crippled. foulard, the smart effect remains the Dr. and Mrs. Bon Caswell, Ed Lane, same. It is of the ;iopiilar one-piece It looks like sure death for tho hnlfA. RntTicld, Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Mar­ type, with tlie front slushed and lireed girl, hut she makes a sensation­ ■ Black satin al parachute leap into thu ocean nnd shall, Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Langley, finished for closing. buttons stand in orderly rows on is saved by another 'plane with tho uid J. G. Sharon, A. It. Cheney, A. K. Ros- cither side of the closing, the round siter. collar nnd cuff# nre of sheer organdy. of a rope ladder. Many other thrillying adventures The side |iancl* are gathered to form are depicted by Neeku. Her escape n heading and may be lengthened to EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB fall beyond the hem, If preferred. from a burning airplane hangar of­ yards 36- fers tense melodrama. “Tho Girl from • Mrs. C. M. Voreo was the gracious Medium size requires material. There in m an y n time when ■ hostess yesterday afternoon at a inch Pictorial Review Dress No. 13481. God’s Country” is released by F. B. bridge party at her home on Ninth Sizes, 3.1 to 4.1 inches bust. Price, 35 Warren Corporation. street, the guests Including the mem­ cents. Also in to 20 years. '■ bers of the Every Week Bridge Club. TURKEY SUPPER Subscribers t j the Dally Herald A very Interesting gnmo of bridge was played; Mrs. Forrest Luke, mak­ should ask for a receipt when the Ronat Turkey Droaslng 1 ing high score, was presented a lovely carrier bey mjloct frptn you. It is Cream Potatoes Gravy would Have you the price of g tho only protection you have In ease basket of pink roses the han.lle tied Cranberry Sauce : a new linttery the carrier changes or there happens with pink tulle. Pickles i BRING US YOUR REPAIR * After the uwnrding of tho prize, the to be a mistake in the account. Each Coffee ' Plo 5 WORK 1 hostess served u salad eoursu nnd carrier boy is supplied with receipt Welaka Block, books, nnd is commanJcd to give a 1 .coffee. 208-3t Nov, 10, 1021. receipt by tho Herald. Sec that yo« MM, George DeCottcs substituted . l U / . 'P lLiti u *. y o ^ h * e tjn : n t t*» end(of each “Foot of First S t” I for an absent member. The j . ■ members who enjoyed Mi1!). Vorce’s week I t you a t t i c p l i j thnU w ly. ! Sell It with a Herald Want Ad, 1 Sanford Dry Goods Co. Stunning Squared Toes A Walk-Over origination ^ sellin g by the thousands among really smart women who take delight in wearing swagger sport clothes. SOCIETY Daily Fashion Hint s SEB ° ™ W,ND0W IB B SI BROWN’S MARKET ■ ■ a Where Your Patronage is Appreciated Quick Delivery 417 Sanford Ave. Phone 122 Veal Cutlets, per lb.................. ■ ■ B Veal Roasts, per lb ................ Veal Chops, per lb....... Corn-fed Florida Pork Shoulder.. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Prime Florida Meats, Hound, Sirloin and Porterhouse Steaks, lb. ... .......... Shoulder Clot Roast, lb...... Chuck Roast, per lb............. Brisket Roast, per lb............. 25c 1 30c: 25c ■ 25c I Pork 18c Western Chops, lb........ Pork Sausage, 15c Corn-fed per lb................ Florida 12c Pork Chops ... Friers—Fine vand Fat Corn-fed Florida 25c Western SparePork Homs rilis, lb. ............ 20c S I HOF-MAC i j BATTERYI ■ : co ■ ■ EXPERT \ REPAIRING 1 PHONE 277 ' L. P. McCULLBK SANFORD, FLORIDA. H M l CARDS AT .THE. JHERALD OFFICE �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 Jlile HsppeMngs Mention of Uallori In Brief fertondl Itoina . .1 IntofMt In and About dU The City *st the w_ea th er ■— ’ Saturday fair except, ahaw-,' M* era in extreme nferth » - See our army goods and prices be­ fore buying,—Rivera Bros., Sqffprd Summary of tbn Ave. ^04-2tc Plotting Stntll Ttlkn Snedictty ^ Jones’ Dairy Farm little link sau­ Arranged for sage.—L. P. McCullerl,;i|, 203-tfc Herald Readers ” 5---- R. A. Newman, L“ P. McCullor, W. £ . Hill, Harry-Hearen, C. M. Hand, Dr. Ralph Sta Verts, J. S.' Wilson and many other Sanford Shrinors, have returned from Jacksonville, whero they went to boo that Fred Walsma received all that was coming,-to him when, ho hit tho hot sands and finally Right at 84 and looking emerged a full fledged Shriner. Tho good. If anyone doubts the boyB all report a fine time nnd plenty summer climate of Florida of fun. in tho wintor tiirnj lot them come to Sanford where the Whentswortfi, real whole wheat, summer lasts for 18 months pure graham flour.—L. P. McCullor. in tho year and then some. 203-tfc Old Man Summer is still lingering in tho lap of Miss Watch for announcement of Rivers Fall and we are wondering Brothers Fall Invitation Solo. San­ if he will ever fall out and ford avenue. 204-3tc kill himself or at least get a little shine nnd go blind. Hupmobile makes fin­ But at that wo are all en­ al reduction, open mod­ joying the gee-lorious weather with tho silvery els, $1250, Detroit.—B. moon shining still over the & O. MOTOR CO., San­ Btill on tho stHI side, yes. 5:40 A. M. NOVEMBER 18 ford. Maximum .................... 84 188-tfc Minimum ...................... 58 At time of observation. CO Hick: A fortunate being who lives Barometer ...................30.25 Ml out in the country where they hnvo— Slightly foggy, but clear­ Id hie—hard cidor. • ing. Ml Ml Appilachicolu oysters.—L. P. McPa Fn fts id py on ha Ml Culler. 203-tfc "hfm - » ______i-' ^ Turkeys at L. P. Mcbttn&s.'tfoa’tfc j V. Harmon was among Jackson­ ville’s quota of visitors here yester­ day. _____ i \ y r . ,y Have your wntches and Jewelry re Bsire.1 at McLaulln’s. Two first class n watch makers. Prompt service. Ml To break a cold take 666. I9fl-15tc Mi K. A. Duncan, of Jacksonville, was in the city yesterday transnctlnc bus­ iness. Pn I'M Rji nn (■I Ml 203-2tc r i The Ladles of tho Episcopal Church will hold their Ilnzaar and Supper, December 1st and 2nd In the Parish lluuse. 171-tfc Phone 3711 for n turkey. TEMPERATURE P A G ! FIVE iim iiiB iiiiiiiiiiiiiiB B iiiiim u iN iiiiim ic iiiiiin iiin iiiiiiiiH iiiiu iii : W T O O ARE E * L A N M H (G i r U .iK ,y ■ ■ ^ |f ’ ' | ■ a gift of a bath robe for him for Christmas, drop in and look at the 'nice‘S H | 'm*t *1 B 5 shipment we have just received and pick out yours and we will lay it a / •* . ’ ■■■■ .;■ fti'T i aside for you. ! > S ‘ ■ ■ I ■ | A n n d l ftBn© s a u s m e w i j w n ftB a ■ Bed room slippers, all styles, collar boxes, or anything in our line. You jj are sure to get them if you look them over now. We have just a limit5 ed number of these valuable Gifts. r# f sr& /?£ r/M r / s y/£££/w yr S a n fo rd , F la . Whoatsworth Biscuit, real Grnhnm M. M. Davin was n business visitor Doubtless the turkeys are begin­ here yesterday from “The City Beau­ crackers, 100 per cent whole wheat. ning to wonder if disarmament will —L. P. McCullor. 203-tfc affect the hatchet supply. tiful." 6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000 2-story, 5-room house, new....... 3,750 Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750 New 5-room cottage with large rooms ,on brick ro a d ........ 4,200 Tho D. of W., will hold n baznnr and 006 cures Chilis and Fever. 100-lGtc nave n turkey supper In the atoro J. C. Snyder, the well known mer­ room formerly occupied by tho Popu­ chant of Chuluotn, was in the eity to­ lar Market in the Wolnkn block, Sat­ day ami reports everything in his urday, November 10. 100-lOts. section as being on the boom with new Are you stopping every ton days houses going up and new people com­ for our FREE Bnttory wntor? Wo ing in. make our own.—Hof-Mac Battery Co. Van Camp's tail cream, $5.50 per 203-fltp case.—L. P. McCullor. 203-tfc To prevent a cold take 600. lDfl-I&tc 000 cures Main rial Fever. 190-lDtc J. IV. Holmes, of Orlando, spent Bnznar and Turkey Supper Satur­ the day here yesterday attending to day, November 10, in tho Welaka business. block, room formerly occupied by the FOIl SALE—Eight room houso with Popular Market. Daughters of WeslDO-lOtc. hath. Immediate possession. Small loy. payment down, long time on balance. Almost anything can happen now. See I juio or address Box 782, DnyA Topeka plumber has been arrested tonu, Fla. 109-Tu-Sat-4w for speeding. RBti rures Bilious Fever. 19fl-15tc 000 quickly relieves a cold. 100-15tc ( has. D. Gordon, of Tnmpa, a prom­ The Ladies of the Presbyterian inent hotel man, Is spending a few Church will hold their Christmas Ba­ days here on business, zaar, Dec. 2 and 3, 1921. 107-o.n.w.tfc Terms Terms Terms Walk n block and save money. New barber shop, new DcForcst Block, Second street. Bring or send the children.—Albert GTamling, Prop. Mrs. Bill Allen and Miss Louise 204-2tp were visitors in Sanford Saturday. .1. E. Phipps returned Friday from Surprising values in army goods.— Cocon. CITY LOTS— EASY PAYMENTS Rivers Bros., Sanford Ave. 20l-2tc Olher Desirable Heal Estate. We can Suit any Inquiry .Mr. Wilson and Dr. It. L. Anderson of Orlando were out of town visitors Hupmobile makes fin­ in town on Friday, Miller, of Jacksonville, was al reduction, open mod­ theHayden guest of J. B, Phipps, Wednes­ els, $1250, Detroit.—B. day. & O. MOTOR CO., San­ Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel spent tho day in Sanford on Saturday. ford. Mr. and Mrs. Grceno arrived on 188-tfc Thursday from Maine to spend the winter. Mr. Greene expects to build With the cotton crop short, it may this winter, yet become necessary to make silk Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Clmptnan nnd Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leai than shirts out *f silk. little son returned to their homo in 25 cents, nnd positively no classified nds churned to anyone. Cask Jacksonville after a several days visit must accompany nil orders. Count five words to s line snd remit ac­ Stone’s Rich Fruit Cake.—L. I’. Mc­ with Mts. Chapman’s parents, Mr. nnd Cullor. 203-tfc Sli’s'.'X S.'Dinkel. cordingly. Miss Ethn Hartley returned Monday FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Park ave­ Many exceptional values in Rivers from an extended visit to Atlanta, FOR SALE nue. 178-tfc Brothers Fall Invitation Sale, Sanford Chnttnnooga and other points. FOR SALE—By ownor, hnmlsomo FOR” IRENT—Furnished front room, avenue. Watch for opening date. Mrs. Wooten, of Wanchula, is visit­ home furnished, modem convent204-3te ing her mother, Mrs. John Entzmingalso light housekeeping rooms at !cnees, garage and bearing grave; nlso 200 Park nvo. 199-6tp er. The Tomplo Pipo Organ Club will Romo bountiful homo sltoH in a grovo Eggs, 55c dozen. -L. P. McCullor. Any good movement will succeed if FOR RENT—2 bed rooms and kficK^ Mrs. F. J. Nelmyer and J. A. Histhold its Christmas Bursar Novombor liox 110, Altamonte 203-tfc line left the first of the week for Jnck- on a luko. enotto, furnished for light house­ 2fith nt Moore’s Optical Parlor, opp. it is put over before it has a chance Fla. 11-3-lmoc I n .........V ........ , Springs, F to become a political issue. keeping. 614 Y/est Second street. sonvillo where tlioy havu a lurge poul- : — __— I’ostoffieo, 200-tfc The Indies of the G. I. A, will hold try oxhll.it at the State Fair. I ^ >uppHes, juntlonery, «tc., FOR RENT—2 large furnished con­ and cooked fond sale Dee. A. Y. ami K. B. Fuller were visitors <',11IIL‘ u> lho llttritll‘ llffl(^ __________ nected housekeeping rooms, gas and Hupmobile makes fin­ aIOthbazaar G..... repair work makes your bat­ at the Union Pharmacy. 204-2tp in Orlando Tuesday. | FOR SALE—Belgian hares. Apply running water, $0.00 week. 205 Oak tery give you much longor Borvico. al reduction, open mod­ J. E. Phipps and Hayden Miller, of to Geo. Moro, 811 Elm ave. Phono Ave. 204-2tp We do it for less. Provo us out.—HofHawkins Connelly wants the world Jacksonville left Wednesday for Lake 1254. 190-tfdb FOR RENT—Furnished room, '411 els, $1250, Detroit.—B. M.ic Battery Co. 203-0tp to know that be has cleaned up the Wales, Ft. Meade and other southern Park Ave. 204-fltp FOR SALE—Dining table, walnut bod & O. MOTOR CO., San­ front of Ids offices on Magnolia aven­ points. ami springs. Call 30.H-J. 200-tfc Mr, J. C. Durnnt, of Lake Mary, ford. ue. The front shines so brightly that Tho Lndles of tho Civic League gavo WANTED and the efficient corrcsrondert for 188-tfc we can hardly work across the a social tea at the Library Thursday HEMSTITCHING and Pieoting A t­ tachment; fits all sewing machines. WANTED—Customers for frcHh miik, the Herald at that place, was in tho street nt the Herald office. afternoon from 3:00 to 5:00. Price $2.00. Cheeks, 10c extra. morning and evening deliveries.—R. city today. , 7 Rub-My-TIsm, a pnln killer. 19G-15tc Mrs. J. S. Dinkel and Miss Olivo Lights Moil Order House, llox 127, 1,. Garrison. Plume 3711. 109-St-Tu A. P. Connelly m im ed today from were visitors in Orlando on Wednes­ Birmingham, Ala. 202-titp CHICKEN DINNER, Surdny noon Savannah, where he represented the day. FOR RENT—Two largo coinfortnblo HENRY FORD has adapted tho Mrs. Florence Hudson of Orlando, FOR SALK—One Florence Automat­ bed rooms furnished. 717 Park use ..f the GIANT “ EXIDE” Ilnttor- nnd evening, Gray Gables, on tho waterways committee of the Hanford ic 3-burncr oil stove with mantel Ave. Phone 491. Chamber of Commerce, at the Nation­ wns on out-of-town visitor Tuesday 193-tfc ics for Ford cars. We give scrvico, bench, Seabreeze, Fla. 74-Fri-St-0m al Inland Waterways meeting. Mr. afternoon. and oven. Cull 415-W. 204-tfc buy, sell and exchange bntteries for Free bath houses. Connelly will have an interestipg re­ 1). W. Short has resigned his office FOR SALE—One Daisy churn. Cull all makes nutomobiles, genuine port to make nt tho next meeting of as city tax assessor and Mr. Wood­ 415-W. * 204-tfc “KXIDE" service. Get tho best.— Some gasoline tanks are placed un­ cock lias been appointed his succes­ the Chamber of Commerce. RAY BROTHERS, phono 548. 190-tfc der the front sent, and some sit on sor. FOR RENT CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 the front sent. Work on tho West Longwood road FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. Eight pages of the Dnily Herald Itub-My-TIsm for Rheumatism. today, and much good matter left out is progressing rapidly and will soon 100-1 Ctc Tnv A DAILY HXBALD WAHT AD. Southbound Apply 1004 Elm Ave. 152-tfc for lack of space. With more than be completed ns far as Ixingwood, Arrivo Departs FOR RENT—Ono furnished room at No. 83........... 2:30 a.m. a thousand subscribers to the Daily 2:10 a.m. 320 Oak ave. Call 308-J. 192-lfc No. 27...I*.*,*..* ami the advertisers picking up the EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE 8:40 a.m. I represent progressive, modern in­ Dniiy Herald should bo kept nt eight 1:3R p.m. FOR RENT—Largo furnished bed No. 91........... 1:18 p.m. 1 pages every day. Bring on your ad­ surance old-line companies ami am 3:20 p.m. room, witli private bath; also gar­ No. 89........... 2:55 p.m. vertising and help us make the Daily prompt in rendering you expert surv- age. 914 Myrtle Ave. 7:10 p.m. 200-tfc. No. 85........... 0:55 p.m. ■ ieo in securing for you just what you Herald n better paper every day. * want in life insurance on the plan FOR RENT—Roams for light house­ Northlwund keeping, furnished, with running Arrive Departs RAFFELD-HONIG CO. SALE suited to your present and future water, electric lights, gus for cook­ need. Endowment, monthly income No. 82.. ........ 1:48 a.m. 2:03 n.m. ing, house plcusantly located, recently 12:05 p.m. Raifeld-Honig Co., are putting on plans, und automobile and fire in­ pninted, walls newly paperud. Adults No. 84...........11:45 n.m. .........$575 surance, Write or phone me to call. No. 80... ........ 2:35 p.m. 2:55 p.m. BUICK SIX, 7-paSsehger a special two-day sale in Men’s and only. 300 Fronch Ave. 200-lwc W. J. THIGPEN. No. 92... ........ 4:00 p.m. 4 ’05 p.m. Ladies’ Ready-to-wear and other FORD, late modeL-ms— FOR RENT—Two large connecting No. 28... special bargains. Rend tho advertise­ T R Y A D A I L Y H E R A L D W A N T AD. rooms suitable for couple desiring ment in this issue. AUBURN, 5-passenger.......................... light house keeping. 919 Oak Ave. Trilby Branch \ 203-fltp. CHALMERS, 1920 Model ................ — • ™ Arrivo Departs NEWBERRY’S DRUG STORE 0:00 a.m. Phone 3fi FOR RENT—Furnlshod bod room, 400 xNo. 100.. „ OVERLAND, Model 90. . ................ xNo. 24.. 3:25 p.m. 204-tfc Myrtle. Call 337. 203-3tc ■ PAIGE, 5-passenger ................^.^^375 ■■ xNo. 158 7:00 p.m. FOR RENT—Suburbnn home. Call No. 22.. 7:00 p.m. g BAUMEI/S SPECIAL SALE ........ 308-J. 107 tfc 5 You will never have this chnnce ugnlr. to buy u K<>ntl used cur s FOR RENT—Fcrndnlu Apartments, Leesburg Branch ■ nt the above BARGAINS. One-half cash, balance in easy s Bnumol’s Specialty Shop Is putting furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. ■ 7 ■ on a big special sale for Saturday and Arrivo Departs J monthly payments. A 10% discount will bo allowed for cash. ■ L. G. Loveless, in Melsch block, 305 xNo. 157....... 3:55 p.m. Monday only in Millinery, Corsots, East F irst St. Phono 205-Ll lOltfc No. 21........... 2:50 p.m. Brassieres and Gloves. Rend the ad­ FOR REN'li^2"1urnisiied bet! rooms. xNo. 101.......... . 5:50 p.m. vertisement in this Issue. Phono 487-W, corner Elin & Third xNo. 25. ......... 1:30 p.m. Nothing but Streot. 195-tfc No. 22 ......... 7:00 p.m. in this Big i it i .j <-■* ■• £ , ypi n FOR RENT—One furnished bed Millinery Sale. Ladies’, ’J 0 . * Oviedo Branch * ■' ip * \ 209 Park Avenue Sanford, Fla. 55 1Wonderful room, also garage. 110 Laurel Ave. Misses’ and Children’s Trimmed snd BEST FOR BREAD 109-(tfc xNo. 120. .........11:00 a.m. 1 Ready-to-wear, every hat to be sold « LEXINGTON »and -HUPMOBILE SALES xNp. 127. 3:40 p.m. Sold by FOR UENT—7-jQom77 house with ■ ^at a sacrifice. Be sure and see theee t:;i IV X^-Daljy, except Sunday. ----------- ---------and SERVICE ~ ~ je r THE UUAJLUX SHOP. j:*J w ,n* P°rch..0R Celery Ave.-R. m* -’p 1)1.4111 f lU f 'I C D 5 rJ rM nF« ,<*? lUClDLLLa Monroe. Phono 170-J. 204-3tp TXY a DAILY KXXALD Y i n AS. U u iu ll r. rtliw )l Boeu .yK»<#J,1I Terms A. P. CONNELLY TRAIN SCHEDULE I jc A t qAUTOMOBILES % eal B argains ...... 200 | B. 6* <£Mpt°r Co. 3 s s HATS! HATS! L �i j; iif w u /o /; ,y/.arr. i ,a PAGE s n j . i o h o i / ia b aur THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 ■.......... - .......... ................................... m BBBB TWO Monday, N ovem ber 21 Saturday, November 19 T o m o r r o w W e P u t o n S a le t h e F o l l o w i n g I t e m s , U n d e r p r i c e d t o S t i m u l a t e B u s in e s s : $3.98 Men’s Felt Hats, 98c Value $2.00, special............................ Men’s Dress Shirts, 95c • Value $1.50, special .......................... Men’s Work Shirts, .................. 49c Some slightly Imperfect, special .... Men’s All-Wool Serge Suits, Well tailored, value $25.00, special ........ $16.50 Men’s Handkerchiefs, Men’s Silk Velour Hats, 4 fo r........................................................................... Value $0.50, sp ecial.......................... Young Men’s Pencil Striped All-Wool Suits, § 1 2 . 5 0 S $7.98 Men’s All-Wool Overcoats, Special ...................................................................................... O p p o s ite Value 35c; special............................................................ Ladies’ Pure Silk Hose, Value 75c; special .......................................................... P ost O ffice 98c $8.50 49c 09c Special ...................................................................................... Boys’ All-Wool Serge Suits, With 2 pair Pants, value $12.50, special.............................. Men’s All-Silk Ties, Values up to $1.00, special ................................................... Men’s Garters—Elastic, Special ...................................................................................... : Ladies’ Lisle Hose, Ladies’ Flannel Bloomers, Value 50c; special..................:......................................... Ladies’ Flannel, also Crepe N ight Gowns, Value $1.50; special ...................................................... Ladies’ Silk Camisoles, Values up to $2.00; special .......................................... Ladies’ Bungalow Aprons, Special ........................-...................................................... Extra Fine Boys’ Caps, V Special................................................................................ S a n to rd Men’s and Boys’ Caps, : Ladies’ Cotton Hose, Ladies’ Jumper Dresses of Serge, Spedul ............................................................................... 15c - 09c 23c 49c 25c 98c 75c 65c $1.39 Ladies’ All-Wool Pleated Serge Skirts, CO 4 8 Value $1.00; special .................................................................. Ladies’ All-Wool Serge Dresses, 8 4 QR Values up to $10; special....................................................... Ladies’ All-Wool Suits, & CO OC consisting of Jumper Dress and Jncket, val. $12.50, special.... RAFFELD-HONIG COMPANY ************ * 1This Forward + Looking Wank ij * * 1 * OVIEDO * * * * * * * * * * Mr. nnd Mrs, J. II. Benson loft Thursday for Ocnln. MIsh Bcrthn Dixon returned Mon­ day from her homo In New Brun­ swick, Canada, and is being cordially welcomed by her many friends who have greatly missed her during the past summer and full. Miss Dixon was accompanied by her nephew, Mr. Coop, who will spend the winter in Oviedo. Mr. Coop Is just recently out of the British army, having served in the flying corps during the war, being th0 only survivor of his company. After so many years of thrilling war experiences it is hoped that Oviedo will not prove to ho too dull a plnco for Mr. Coop hut that he will enjoy the quietude of our littlo town and tho delightful Florida climate, Mrs. W. J. Vnrne left Wednesday for South Carolina to visit her broth­ er. Mrs. Ovcrlnnd and Mrs. Leo, of Sanford, spent Wednesday afternoon In Oviedo. Mr .and Mrs. A. S. Colton nnd Mrs. Hnnkinson, of Now Jersey, returned to their winter rome a t I.nko Charm Inst week. Mrs. T. W. Lawton entertained her Sunday school class at her homo Inst Thursday evening. The class is pre­ paring to give n Tomb Thumb wed­ ding the night afteY Thanksgiving. M. A. Kilvert returned Wednesday from a trip to Miami, Fort Lnudordnlo and other enst coast towns, O. P. Swopo nnd H. J. Holley, of Sanford, returned Tuesday night from n trip to Okeeehoboe. Many of Oviedo’s citizens spent Armlstlco dny in Sanford enjoying tho nmusements prepared for tho oc­ casion. Mr. and Mrs. Ball, of Snnford, met with a crowd of Oviedo peoplo Thurs­ day night for the purpose of organ­ izing nn orrhestrn. Much interest wns manifested nnd work will begin ns soon ns tho Instruments can be ob­ tained. Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Moore, of Mi­ ami, arc spending n few dnys nt tho Oviedo hotel. is jealous of its reputation for Ser­ vice and seeks to justify it anew with each individual problem presented to it. The knowledge and experience of this bank is available to its friends and patrons at all times, regardless of the size of their transactions. ij The Seminole County ;j ... Bank... STRENGTH :: PROGRESS :: 1% INTEREST PAID SERVICE S e le c fin q th e (J iffs tihe U>lse Selections (/Sime Cnduring Lasting In ^Pleasure and Sentiment WATCHES JEWELRYCLOCKS SllMR ■ S W ^Gim thatlas McLAULIN’S Opticians----- Jewelers 212 East First Street Sanford, Florida You can’t Imuilt a man In thin coun­ try nnd get away with It unions you nre n lawyer and ho is a witness.! i SPECIAL DOLLAR DAYS * S a tu rd a y a n d M o n d a y The large crowds that have been to our place since the beginning of our sale la.st Satur­ day and the generous amounts of their purchases Is proof of the real bargains we nre giving the public during this 11-day snle. Don't wait longer but visit us nnd take advantage of the lowered prices we are offering in order that we may reduce our stock. These “SPECIAL OFFERINGS" thnt we are giving you for Snturdny nnd Mondny nre well worth the attention of every person in Snnford. Come early while our stock is complete on these items. D o lla r S p e c ia ls z D o lla r S p e c ia ls SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY Percales—36-in. fancy checks and plaids, 5 yards f o r ................... Fancy Flnnelettes for Komonos, fl»«i etc., regular price 40c, 5 yards for....«JJ* Amoskcg Apron Checks, special 7 yards for ....................... Table Damask, special, 2 yards fo r ..................................... Unbleached Muslin, good quality, 0 yards f o r ....................................... Indian Head, 36-in. wide, reg. 28c yard, 41/2 yards for ............. lileached Muslin, good quality, 7 yards f o r ....................... Plaid Suitings, regular 40e yard; 4 yards fo r ........................... Buck Towels— 18x32-in, regular price 25c, 6 f o r ............................... Ladles’ Hose, regular 35c value, 5 pair for ....................... Turkish Towels, good quality, 5 for ......................................... ;....... Pillow Cases, 8Gx42-in. 4 for .................................................. Ladles Silk Hose, 2 pair for ................. Men’s Hose, 5 pair f o r .................. Children’s Ribbed Hose, special, Saturday and Monday, 6 pairs for...J Duplex Window Shades, regular $1.50 value, n o w .............. lileached Muslin Androscoggin, 5 yards f o r ....................................... Outing Flannel, good quality, all colors, 7 yards for ................... Hates' Dress Gingham, 32-in. wide, special, 4 yards f o r .............. ( hildren’s Unionalls, age 4 to special, pair Hoys’ Blouses, regular 50c, o for ....... Urex Rugs, 27x54-in. Special .... SPECIAL! JUST ARRIVED 48 pairs W. L. Dougless Work Shoes, (don’t miss this value), pr $2 95 Kanner’s Department Store 213-215 Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida Thu divorce records tench us that tho tio thnt binds isn’t n mnrringo tio. ■■■■ r I 1 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 1 ................. .................................................. * * * * * ........................ 7777TTTT7 Mrs. Anna Swanson left Monday to mnko n two weeks' visit nt Polray and West Palm Beach with friends and relatives. , A. D .Parish, A. C. L., section fore­ man, hero ,spent the week-end with his family In Kissimmee. J. E. Young, of Lakeland, was a Sunday visitor here nt tho homo of H, D. Durant. Mr. Conrado H. Ellis, connected with the Columbia Graphophone Co., of Now York, for a number of years, has bought and built here, and is in­ stalling an up-to-date poultry farm. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Brown, of Scabrook, N. II., are erecting n house here and contemplate building ten more. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Evans and two children, motored up Saturday from Tampn, to make the homcfolks n visit nnd returned to Tampa Tuesday. Mr. Lewis nnd Mr. Moore arrived Tuesday night, making tho trip ,by nuto from New Hampshire, in.eight days. Their mileage register was 1,335 n.bcs. Mr Mellon nnd Mr. Itnyis ure mu.'* Ini* cement blocks here. Mrs. Ellsworth Brown spent n coup­ le of dnys this week in Orlando. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnltcr C. Clifford, of South Hnmilton, Mnss. .will nrrivo the 20th, nnd will build n residence hero. I Mrs. Jennie Lnwrcncc, of Slmron, Muss., intend building Severn! houses here. Mrs, Lizzie Mnning, of Aimsborough, Mnss., is keeping a boarding house here in the house .thnt wna formerly the Mnrtin house, nnd hns her house well filled up. Mrs. Joseph Longford, of Ilnpton, N. II., is running the Crystal Lnke Hotel, nnd there are about twenty guests nt present nnd more arc com­ ing. The itifnnt baby of Mr. nnd Mrs. N. H, Brnddock. passed away here on November 2nd .after an illness of sev­ eral weeks, and wns laid to rest in Lake Mary cemetery. Funeral serv­ ices were conducted by Rov, Hyninn. It's very much to the regret of tho community to know thnt Mrs. Lloyd is still indisposed nt her home on Crystal lake. Miss Vlrglnin Qulgg spent tho week-end in Orlando tho guest of her sisters. There wilt he services here Sunday conducted by Rov. Clark, of Sanford. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Long nnd chil­ dren ,of Orlnndo, wero Snn-lny visitors here the guest of Mrs. Long's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Quigg. Mrs. A. A. Moran and children, spent Armistice dny In Sanford, nnd spent the weekend with Mr*. Will We will not any "Do Your Christmas Shopping Hand. Early." Too many have said it before and it is al­ Miss Lucilo Sweat nnd Meade Ba­ most a joke. But we can_say without fear of jok­ ker, wns visiting In Longwood, ing or contradiction that if you have been saving Thursday evening. Miss Helen Mo­ your money through our plan that doing your ran came back with them. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevntt took Christmns shopping will cause you no fear because dinner Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. you will have that nest egg from which to draw. Grover Lefiles. —IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE— Mr. nnd Mrs, Wakefield hns visitors It comes to you with full force that you have not from Orlando this week. been saving ns you should. There is nothing gives Mr. and Mrs. Charles Philips were you so much independence ns a Bnnk Account. visitors in Sanford, Monday. Mrs. Tolnr and daughter, wns visit­ Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas ing her sister, Mrs. H. H. pattlshall, Irir.gs it home to you with full force. Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. E. Franklin nnd baby, spent Sunday In Orlando. Mrs. Wnkefleld's brother Is here visiting. aa Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred McFnrlnnc cnlls■ cd on Me. ami Mrs. Davis, Sundny. Rev. Wright ,of Oviedo, prenchcd n fine sermon Sundny nnd n lnrge : crowd was In nt tendance. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will prevntt nnd son, of Moore Station, wns visiting rela­ tives hero Sundny. Mr. Jack Wicks has been very ill with chills nnd fever. Mrs. Mabel Rranon and children, who lias been visiting her mother, Mrs. Win. Daniels, returned to her home Sunday in New Smyrnn. Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated Mr. P. M. Wakefield is in Tnmpa EYES EXAMINED on business. I have closed my Vulcan­ A large crowd from here attended Henry McLaulin, Jr. izing Shop at the old Ford Armistice dny in Sanford, Friday. OPT. D. Garage building f on West Miss Alexia Moos nnd Ralph Geig­ OPTICIAN—OPTOM El’ll 1ST First Street and have er spent Sunday In Longwood. 212 East. 1st St, Sunford, Fla. bought the Chauncey Wil­ son Vulcanizing Works at WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSE NOTICE LEGIONARIES. * * * ***** fl Because, Mr. Farmer, you can use our facilities to your advantage. Y A\ * Jr ■r| \ fl Our buying capacity enables us to supply your Crates, Hampers, Insec­ ticides, Fertilizers and supplies at a saving in cost to you. U You don’t have to figure away in advance what you need. Our ample stock will take care of you. • t LO . Compare Our Prices WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE t J *, ' • ,t * ’ 1# * k •) • t a . . Chase & Co. PHONE 536 ■ ■ a m m Thanksgiving Specials a a ■ a ■ a a A t T h e P o p u la r M a rk e t a a a a a Order Thanksgiving Poultry Early! Fresh Vegetables, Plumb Pudding, Jams and Jellies; new Nuts, Figs and D ates; Fine line of Fresh F ru it; th at good Hlue Ribbon Mayonnaise; Fresh Nucocanut, 38c per lb.; a good line of fancy English Biscuits; Philadelphia Cream Cheeso; best W estern and Florida Beef, Pork, Veal and Lamb; Picnic and Family Ham s; the Little Sun Maids, 5c each; Gardner’s Fumous F ru it Cakes; Apalachicola Oysters, a a G5c a quart. a a a aa a a Popular Market PARK AVE. •HONE 211 ATTENTION, CO. I).! SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street 1»I8 West First Street GENEVA ♦ Banishes Skin E ruptions. P uts On Firm Flesh, S tren g th en s T he Nerves and Increases Energy. C o n c e n tra te d T ab le ts Easy e n d Eco. nornicul to Take. R esults Quick. LUSTROUS HAIR If you want to quickly clear your skin and complexion, put some firm, healthy flesh on BRIGHT your tamos, increase your nervo Inrco nnu EYES power, and look and feel 100 per cent. Ix.ttcri simply try hiking two of MasUn a tiny least healthy VITAMON Tablets with each meal and GLOW OF watch re-eilts. Mintin'* VITAMON contains PERFECT hiiihly concentrated yeast vitamiueo. n* well DIGESTION ns tho other two still more important vita_ ''F IR M FLuSH mine* (Fat Soluble A and Water bolublo C). V. UNDER SKIN Pimple*, bulls and akin eruption* seem to NO FLABBINESS vanish liko manic under It* punlyliiR influcnoo, tho complexion become* fresh ana ^ NO HOLLOWS beautiful, the cheeks rosy Instead of pale, Of whit uss *r* b.autlf ul f.atuta* tho li{* red Instead of eolorlcM, the eyes H ,ou hats an uslir skin, flabby bright Instead of dull. 7 be ’fboje ii#tem ■••h, hollow chaab. or a scrawny Is toned and invltornletl, nnd those who week? Mastln'a VITAMON I. poa- are undor-wehjht begin to set *ome unn, lllr.lv (U*,»nt»«d to giro you naw "stny-there" flesh. Bo rapid and smaslng ha.lth, beauty and a wall-roundad are the results thnt succre* l* “i>*olutely laea and figure. suarnnteed. Be sure to remember the nnmerMlistin'* VI-TA-MON—the original and genuine yeast-vlUmioe Ublet. r^erel* nothing else like it, so do not accept imitations or substitutes. You con g Mustiii * VITAMON Tablets at all good druggists. 'V J 4 A S T IN S . V IT A M O N TKlomcnut o*nCuu '"IT ffl'l* Are Positively Guaranteed to Put On Firm Flesh, Clear the Skin and Increase Energy When Taken, With Every Meal or Money Back ‘s n tM A S T IH S ijitV IT A M O M JJ. Tired Feet rsttsa sd i 'S Only 36 more Days till Xmas e The Peoples Bank of Sanford NOTICE!! All members of Cnmpbell-Lossing Post are urged to attend u meeting of the Post nt the court houst Friday evening, 8 o’clock. Regular Annual election of oITicers nnd report of the yenr’s activities. Don’t fail to bo there and bring a new member. L. F. ROPER, 201 -Itc. Post Com’dr. the Wight Tire Co. build­ ing. For the BEST in VULCANIZING give me a call. Edith Lucille Ball Teacher Piano and Harmony Graduate Chicago Musical College Residence 719 Oak Are. E. S. ROCKEY Second and Magnolia Taylor Commandery will meet In regular conclave, on Fridny evening TRAPPERS TAKE NOTICE. November 18th, 1021, nt 7:30, Tho Order of Red Cross will l>e conferred The Inw now requires thnt you se­ nnd ballots spread on petitions. Vis­ cure n license to trap fur bearing ani­ iting Sir Knights welcome. mals or to chase the same with dogs. 202-2tp H. E. TOLAR, E. C. You are required to secure this li­ cense, which will cost $1.00. I give CLEAN UP WEEK this notice on account of the Inw being An untidy alley is a greater reveal- new nnd shall expect nil Interested er of character thn nn fixed up parlor. parties to secure license before engag­ ing in trapping of nny nature. MELROSE IS UNIQUE IN E. F. HOUSEHOLDER, ANNALS OF STATE County Judge, HATS! Post cnnls—local views—1c each nt the Hernld office. FIDELITY TIRES .....................$8.50 3 0 x 3 % ............................. 1 0 . 0 0 FIRSTS—GUARANTEED NEW PRICES ON Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Goodyear Hydro-Toron Swinehart TIRES AND TUBES F. P. JUNES 105 Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Fla.1 SAVE YOU MONEY Write us Empire Hotel Block ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Public Accountant; Audits—Systems Income Tax Service Room 10 McNcill-Davis Bldg. Orlando, Fin. Phone 852 WANTED TO RENT 5 OR fl ROOM HOUSE unfurnished. DR. WM. K Bit MODE 202-fltp Garner-Woodruff Bldg. “THE SERVICE OF SIGHT” If your Eyes Trouble You or Your Glasses need repairing or adjusting, don't waste any time, but call upon TOM MOORE Optometrist-Optician Office Opp. I*. O. Milch cows, 10 good springers (hut will be fresh in from one to threo months.—E. E. UUADY'H STABLE WARD & RIVE GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL MAKES OF CARS Old Ford Garage The nerves th at radiate from the spinal nerve exits of the backbone, reach every organ of the body. It follows then th at misalignments affecting any of these nerves, when cor­ rected by Chiroprnctic adjustm ents, will effect favorably any organ of the body reached by those nerves. Consultation and Analysis Free Hours 9-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m. Evenings by Appointment West First St. SANFORD AUTO EXCHANGE t NO W AITER WHAT YOUR AILMENT IS, do not think your case is hopeless, until you have tried CHIROPRACTIC Spinal Adjustm ents. W hat it hns done for others it will do for you. Do not through ignorance of this wonderful science, sh u t the door to your ultimate happiness and relief. Phone 192 FOR SA LE1 "How does Chiropratic apply to the disease from which I may lie suffering?" is the question which nearly every reader asks. High Test Gasoline from a Visible Pump "YOU CAN SEE WHAT YOU GET" Spark Plugs, Wire 'and Cable; fresh flashlight batteries. : We give tickets with each pur­ chase, good for 6% In trade. GLOBE PIANO CO. ORLANDO, FLORIDA H. W. NICKERSON The Sensible Road to Health 30x3 Phone 243 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION 1 Ildqs. Co. I), 1st Inf., F N. G., MELROSE, Nov. 18.—Melrose is Sanford, Fin., Nov. 17, 1921. unique among American towns with Orders No. 81. possibly a few exceptions, in that it 1.—All officers nnd enlisted men of lies in four counties. The four are: this organization nre hereby ordered Alachua, Bradford, Clay and Putnam, to report nt the Armory (Court which meet here. Houso) Fridny night, November 18th, ( 1921, nt 7:30 p. m. for tho purpose of Nothing but drill and instruction. In this Rig GEO. A. DeCOTTES, Wonderful Millinery Sale. Ladies', . Cnpt. Inf. F. N. G. Cmdg. Misses' and Children’s Trimmed and Ready-to-wear, every hat to l>e sold ULSTERS STAND PAT. at a sacrifice. Re sure and see these LONDON, Nov. 18.—Ulster's reply Hats at THE QUALITY SHOP. to the latest Gritiah government com­ 203-2tc munication on the question of nn Irish settlement, wns delivered at Down­ ing street this afternoon. It indicates that Ulster stands firm in the attitude she has taken and will not submit to anything considered a violation of her rights. Complaining thnt the government lias failed to maintain secrecy regard­ ing the negotiations ,the Ulster reprepresentatives threaten to publish the correspondence. jSrTmmJw’ M u u gt gently with soothing (alum • * * * * * * * * * * HATS! Veast Vitamon Tablets Bring Real Beauty « v * * LAKE MARY Interests You! PAGE rf=T= r r ;— 1 f r : r;~T 7 * * + * * * * * * * .* 'j> * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ■ Dependable Service ■ ■ B » ■ ■ | Si ■ We do square, straight-forward Repair work and “WE DO IT FOR LESS” : W . J. Kermode, D. C. f Garner-WodrufT Bldg. Foot of First St. I:a First St. Opp. Magnolia ^ —Get your Scratch Pads from The the Herald offke. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 18, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2de523b6917fddd26fc7d740c4e81698.pdf 6d164f09537d5dd0022827c60e1ee44e PDF Text Text lit? I I* •»*,. * n ^ r v r * 'The I •< ,& U Mi ^ki lo • "nts >til inn tju'r-u .•• ot ' « an't » |(|r -<> f nbl * \ Jf Sanford , ■'City Snbslanlial” rt3’• “City Substantial’ b^vtrr't r r i IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION imi ft .*•«fii ••#fi SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1921 lljJ 7 « fit' I BYSEVERALOFTHEPOWERS Would Like to Se^ Set of Rules and Prin­ ciples j , ■p j 8 ANTE PE TRAIN \ t t , CRASHES INTO FUNERAL PROCESSION KILLING MANY. ‘ . ( B y T h e A s s e t la tr d P r e s s ) I I I ; T h r A a a u r ln t r d I 'r r a a ) WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—Nego-! tlntlona between tho government of­ ficials and Henry Ford over the lat­ ter's offer for purchase and lease of Musclo' Shoals, Alabama, nitrate and water power project, came to a sudden halt today. (Officials said the offer would ho considered in conferences Utet1but the date of conference wo# not definitely fixed. •' Henry Ford left Washington for, Now York in n privato car early to­ day nftor an informnl call last night at the home of Secretary Weeks where it was explained that private business necessitated tho trip. Weeks is confined to his homo by indigestion but it is proposed to return to tho of­ fice this afternoon and possible that from information Ford gavo other of­ ficials yesterday, Weeks might he able to teport td congress without further conference with Ford. . CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—A fast Sante Fe train crashed into a funeral llmusine during a drivign snowstorm -------UI/.M *iV near Lyons todny, and seven persons wero instantly killed, according to T() INSIST THAT RATIO OF SHIPS railroad officials, hut witnesses to JUNKED IS ABSOLUTELY COR­ the accident say they saw eleven RECT AT HUGHBS BAYS bodies. Tii til.;£■ i .■ ii si.': . • 1 • .1 .. •j ■ ■ III* TI i c A a a q r l n l e a WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—Precise attitude of Japan toward China and toward nrmnment limitation la becom­ ing nioro and more interrogation point of conference, and naval expert* are wondorlng whether Japan will raise a direct issuo with tho United ^ __ 2? <>• •* States by proposing material changes i i . in naval ration fixed In American plan WILL SOAK ALL THE REST OF which It was announced tho United NORTH AND 80UTH SAYS Stales firmly stands for. THE REPORT u uv'» , u. . ________ .mi. . ( f i r T h r A S .a H n t r d P r a a a ) WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—Jnpan’a WASHINGTON, Nov. .\19.—A cold position on Chink's proposals is being wave for the South with the exception authoritatively outlined this way: o Japan wouTd like to see the confer­ r the Florida peninsula was forecast PAY CAR BANDITS v ence adopt a set'of principles which, if today by tho Weather Bureau. In­ CASE IS ADJOURNED guaranteeing Japan's “right of exis­ tense cold wuve already overspeard UNTIL MONDAY NEXT tence" would generally and especially northwestern states and steadily ad­ * (I tr T h e Aaaurlntrd Praaa) insure for China hor territorial and, vancing eastward. TAMPA, Nov. 19.—Trial of the in so fur as possible, her complete ad­ ministrative integrity. "A t the satno , .VYASUINGTON, Nov. 19,-Storm pny enr bandits caso was adjourned time these principles could affirm the wnrnings are also displayed from Ce­ todny until next Monday, after sev­ doctrine of equal opportunity for all. dar Keys, Fla., to Bay-St. Louis Mis­ eral witnesses testified regarding the alleged attempt, of Arthur Gill, De­ Jupan for tho moment has no broad sissippi. Witt Adams, Philip Lacata, and two program to apply to China, believing WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—Cold others unidentified, in the hold up of that if she sought to impose a broad plntiorm it would lay her open to weather with freezing tompornture an automobile carrying twenty thou­ suspicion us possibly concealing soma is forecast ./or next week for interior snnd dollars. of South .Atlantic and East Gulf hidden purposes. states except Southern Florida. The RURY WIDOW IN CLEVELAND. As suggestions arise Japan will ex­ weather will be generally fair but plain her own views which include a with prospects of rain for the middle • ( I l f T h e A s s o c i a te d P r e s s ) well defined limit concerning Chinn I WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—Alwest. beyond which he spokesmen say she though arrangement for the funeral will not go. re' As Japan and China are members of , HELENA* Ark., Nov. 19.—Will of Mrs. Mark Hanna, widow of the the I.enguo of Nations and havo sub­ Turntr, negro, charged with an ns- late senntor, who died at her resi­ scribed to making public all treaties, Bnult on a young white womnn here she is ready to refrain from secret todnytodny was taken by a mob from dence here last night, had not bees treaties hut doubts tho practicability a sheriff’s posse, while being remov­ nnnounced early todny, it was un­ of having China participate in new ed to Mnrinnsn for snfeketping, nnd derstood that interment would take trentjes concerning that .country. J a ­ after being shot to death by mem­ place nt Cleveland. Mrs. Ilnnnn’s pan, however, is agreeable to submit­ bers of tho mob, his body was death was due to heart disease and ting conclusions to China for an op­ brought back here nnd burned in the followed by nn acute illness of n week. portunity to register disapproval, city park. should she sq desire. Great Britain is officially on rec­ ord us willing to abandon the spheres of influence and exclusive territorial Privileges in Chinn; Franac !ihh al­ Subjects Tomorrow nt the ready indicated her willingness to do so. Tho favorable position of the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I'nited States is well known, and J a ­ pan's is one of general acceptance of GEORGE HYMAN, Pastor the principle of abandonment though 11:00 a. m.—Dr. Willinn, of Jacksonville, will speak. with conditions that may Impose 7:30 p. m.—"What Would Become of Sanford if tho Ungodly some difficulty. ' Japan mndu the * Ruled?" statement todny on her far eastern question nnd it is understood that t II i»''nt at least in tho pr'.v: P o with China’s views. AMERICA IS READY COLD WAVE ALL BUT FLORIDA NUMBER 205 ' " • HENRY FORD’S OFFER:FOR MUSCLE SHOALS. PLANT h a s b een Ha l t e d l:it i i't now BRITISH LAHOR PARTY FAVORS AMERICAN PROPOSALS FOR PEACE The'A a a o c ln t r d P r r a a ) 1 iLONHON, Nov. 19.—A manifesto issued today by tre labor party: in behalf of the. whole labor movement of Grent Britain, promised to sup­ port oily steps necessary to make tho American proposals for naval arma­ ment reduction effective, and calls for extension of the proposals to all forms of armament. • • ••• ,J ( llT TOBECOME EFFECTIVE IIK CAPTAIN. AND CREW BOOZE BOAT ARRESTED BOUND OVER TO. COURT. • • . . ... l l l r T h e A aaoelatrd Preaa) 4 ' Storm of MortTcd Intensity Reported Over Groat Lakes (III- T h r A a a iir ln ( r d P r e s s ) WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—Tho weather bureau announced today storm warnings were displayed on the Atlantic const from Capo Hnttcrns to Enstport, Me. A storm of mnrked intensity is roportod over tho Great Lakes moving eastward. 5 p r in c ip a l w it n e s s in THE CLARK CASE HAS BEEN FOUND. ( I l y T l i e A s s o c ia t e d P re ss) , ORLANDO Nov. 19.—In a state­ ment mndu from thor'SherifTa officio today that Rena Norman, a witness *n ‘he Clnrkc-Pnttorson caso, wan served with n subpoena today to 'sip-' fenr nt tho trial and that reports of the missing witness probably origi­ nated from attempts of ‘the Osceola shoriff to locate her for the Patter­ son habeas corpus proceedings. ! * 4 •< Jr Subjects Tomorrow at the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dll. Sonto of tho-old boys, however, can Cut monkey-shines without monkey Rlnnds. The statesman who holds his oar too closo to tho ground doesn't hold his nose enough to tho grindstone. j n i &}> a I). HI10WNI.e e , I’.ito r l l : 0 0 n.n).—"Tho Christian Sabbath." 7:30 p. m.—“ LJ/e’s Gardens." ym nJn December First if They Can Be Cojhpleted in Time REVISE SHOP CRAFT IN .BIG STORM IN ARKANSAS s EVERYBODY GOES s iil i »r •ill'll ) AMPA, Nov. 19.—Captain Robert Burns and four members of his crew on the schooner 0. C. Jr., captured in tho Gulf Inst week, wntt bound over under bonds of two thousnnd each todny, to federal court, charged with WAGE SCHEDULES AND WILL AFFECT APPROXIMATE­ transporting liquor nnd attempting C. A O. TO DAY 2 PER CENT. LY 500,00 MEN .<m *r> 1 -. t.r . — .— , • V ttrlyin- to bribe officers. They made bonds ei'J i » J c i t »r___i NEW YORK, Nov. 19.—The Chesa­ ....... rraa)_ " A aaoelatrd "* T h e Aaeoe peake A. Ohio railway which deferred > CHICAGO, Nov. 19.—Tho United Ur itn dlvidond in May, today declared States railroad'labor board announc­ u a dividend of B per cent, payable ed Inst night that "tho new working Jnn. 3. For four years prior to this rules for tho sir shop crafts probably will he•completed nnd issued in time year the company’s regular dividend to become eflfectivo December 1. • ratci was 4 'p er cent annually. <•Issuance of 'the rules, under a re­ ■. I i i i hi i - i . ■ ■— cent decision of the board, paves the I l l y T h e A s s o c i a te d Preaa) •’ L' < i " . LITTLE ROOK, Nov. 19,—Report# wny for consideration of requests of ' twelve killed nnd approximately which mny he filed by tho ronds for revision of tho shop nnd craft wsgo ] twentyvflv* injured was received here >f n r mf avor crippled linos of communication schedules.' -• Tho new shop craft rules will af­ todny following tho storm Thursday fect approximately 500,000 men on night which did extensive dnmnge to all class ono'railroads in the country. tho vicinity of Monn, Ark., ArkndelOnly 9*1 railroads nre directly concern­ (Ily T h e A ssn rln trd P r e s s ) yphiu, Mclvern and other points. Tho WASHINGTON, Nov. 10r-Launched in tho present ense, the others not ed ns one of tho proudest, nnd great­ only damage at Wickes appeared to having their submissions 1 n propor est hnttleshipcs ever designed by the lie tho R. E. Weems home where eight shnpo'When the ease was taken up, American navy only to bo scrapped wero killed but tho storm struck a but hoard members anticipate thnt all within a few months appeared to ho lumber camp at Arkndclphin where it the class ono railroads will probably tho fate of superdreadnaught West is reported one was killed, twenty in­ carry out tho decision without further Virginia when she slipped from tho jured, nnd three deaths nnd a number hearings. at Malvern, ways of Newport News shipbuilding i injured’reported The board’s statement Issued last i i . ; -----------------------and Dry Dock Co. Amorican naval night said: reduction plnn presented to nrmnment GERMAN MAGNATH . .-"Such satisfactory progress during LEAVES FOR.LONDON TO conference provides for Scrapping the the pnst week 'has been made in the » SEE PREMIER GEORGE. consideration of rules nnd > working West Virginia which is in tho samo class and power ad tho Maryland soon conditions for the six shop crafts that (fly The A ssociated P ress) to be commissioned, and if Amorican BERLIN, Nov. 19.-r-Hugo Stinnes, it is altogether probable thnt theso plnn is accepted the West Virginia, German industrial magnate, left here rutes Will he Completed nnd will be­ which is about 05 per cent completo for London last night at nn invita­ come effect! VCDecember 1." never will bo finished. tion from Premier Lloyd George, ac­ The hoard members said lest night cording to tho Lokul Anzcigor, to­ that tho new rules hnve been practic­ FLORIDA UNIVERSITY day. ProBUinnbly, says the an­ ally completed in less than five WILL PLAY NORTH CAROLINA nouncement, Stinnes' visit is in con­ months, while the national agreement which they supersede required tho at­ ' AT JACKSONVILLE. DEC. 1. nection with German, reparation. tention, of railways, government nnd ( I l y T h e A s s o c i a te d P r e s s ) Inbor representatives and experts for RIDDLE TO ARGENTINE. CHAPELHILL, N .C., Nov. 19.— seven months before it was com­ The Universities of Florida nnd WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—The pleted. .• North Carollnn, will piny n post-sennomination of Jahn W. Riddle, of h The labor board's work on tho rules son football game nt Jacksonville on Connecticut, to he minister to Ar­ was interrupted by tho threatened December 3, it is nnnounced hero gentina was confirmed by the senute railroad, strike which was averted Oc­ todny. tober 27. A few dnys previously tho todny. <ii. «•«.( ' i n • ' iiiiwi hoard hud nnnounced thnt no further wuge reductions for nny cIshh of em­ ployes would be considered by the hoard until working rules nnd agree­ ments in dispute fur thnt elnss of em­ Subjects Tomorrow at the * ployes had been passed on. The hoard, it was indicated last FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH night, will next take up for considera­ tion the rulcH and working conditions DIL S. W. WALKER, D. D., Pastor for the maintenance of way employes. There nre n large number of disputed 11:00 a. m.—"Life’s Chief Concern." questions regarding these rules al­ 7:30 p.m.—"Young Man nnd His Ideals." » ready before the hoard nnd ■tutistclians have prepared moat of the ensea for presentation, , The national agreement, which the now rules wUi di/iplacu, was the .first brought before tho. railroad adminis­ tration.in Junuury, 1919. It wus sub­ to a. committee of 28 men, 14 i i H7 it" II U. S mitted roprcmmtutivuB of the employes uad 14 of tho roads. .This committee con­ sidered the rules for four months, af­ ter whichvtbo findings weru reviewed T O by the national hoard on railway wag­ es nnd working conditions. The rail­ way administration then passed on tho ■ rules. ^ Steps fur revision of tho national ■ agreements before the Inbor board were taken April 10, 1920, after the railroads and their employes had fin­ ished preliminary negotiations both as to wnges and rules and working con­ i ^.i t n ditions without reaching any agree­ . .r rM trt ment. Tho ftoatd hastoned tho decis­ n ion by ordoring further conferences between employes nnd ronds on rules and working conditions. The results m wore reported back to tho board, which in July began tho work of for­ mulating now rules, — ST. PAUL ROBBERS MAKE SAFE HAUL 9100,000 IN JEWELS. Subjects Tomorrow at ths • ■' *• ( n j ^ | ) p A a«oe|a(p4 P raaa) •oj ST, PAUL, Nov, 19.—Three rob­ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH , ) t »; . bers who entered the Glltlcson Jew­ PAUL C. DURHANS, Pastor elry Co., store sometime last night, 11:00 a. in.—"Jesus Ah Lord and Mnstor." overpowered Harry Welsman, th* manager, upon:his arrive! today, and 7:30 p. m.—"Jesus as tho Son of Man." forced him to open Iho safe door* ■hut off the burglar alarm, and e s­ caped with Jewels valued at 9100,000 according to the police. BATTLESHIP WEST VIRGINIA LAUNCHED AT SHIPYARDS ...... TODAY, SCRAPPED TOMORROW Storm Warnings ' Are Bein& Displayed No. Atlantic Coast THE <Per Cent 3 3 : �o THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 PAGE EIGHT FRANCE WILLING TO GIVE UP TERRITORY IN BEHALF OF CHINA That Good Old Clothcraft Serge $ 3 0 .0 0 No. 7132, Brown.......... ............................ .......... $ 3 0 .0 0 No. 7130, Grey * * # «« i * No. 5130, B lu e................... .................................. $ 3 2 .5 0 $ 3 7 .5 0 No. 4130, Blue SERVICE in the sale and Satisfaction in the article are a combina­ tion you will always find at this good store. GO TO SUNDAY SCHOOL NOVEMBER 20 Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. The Clothcraft Store KIWANIS CLUB WENT TO ORLANDO AT BIG MEET ORLANDO CLUB RECEIVED ITS CHARTER LAST NIGHT The Sanford Kiwania Club had the time of their young Uvea at Orlando laat night when they went to that city to help the Orlnndo Club recolvo their charter. The inonibera from this eity had auch a good time they could not tell about it and the follow­ ing id clipped from the Orlando Sen­ tinel: “The Orlando Country Club waa the aceno of one of the moat brilliant alTaira ever held In thia populnr aocinl center laat evening when tho Orlnndo Kiwania Club waa preaented with tho international charter of Kiwania. Gov­ ernor E. G. Branch, of the Florida and Alabama Diatrict of Kiwania, reproaenting thv International, made the charter preaentatlon, and W. C. Eaaington, president of the Orlando Kiwanis Cluli, accepted it on behalf of the local club. For the occasion the Orlnndo Club was beautifully decor­ ated with streamers of yellow chry­ santhemums, ferns and putted plnnta, mill about the long banquet table were grouped the members of the Orlando Kiwania Club, their wives, friends and visiting Kiwanians and their wives from Tampa and Sanford. A cabaret show from Jacksonville, engaged for the occasion, wound up the splendid program which preceded an elaborate ball. Hnrtscll'a orchestra furnished the music for the evening. "Sanford sent a delegation of forty from the "baby" Kiwania Club of the state, who made things hum at ev­ ery opportunity in their section of the banquet ball. At every opportun­ ity this lively delegation, which had prepared a program of snappy songs greeting their brother organization in Orlnndo, nulinted the Kiwania spirit, and when Forest Lake arose to ex­ press in words what a pleasure it was to partake of the hospitality and good fellowship of the Orlnndo Kiwanis Club und gather from Orlandoites the inspiration which had help­ ed to build Florida's Seventh City, he wnsj jjjfcted with a storm of npplnuse. * "Though not so strong in number as the delegation from Sanford, tho Tampa Kiwanians are Just as strong in spirit. It remained for Tampa, the ‘grnnddaddy* organization of Kiwnnis, to produce the first Indy Kiwitninn in the state, Mrs, Judge Peacock, who won her uudience by the charm of her manner when sho acknowledged the pleasure she found at being with the Orlando Kiwania Club on the night of nights In the history of their organization. Shu brought forth a burst of merriment when she apolo­ gized for not being a speech-maker due to the fact that her higlmnd, be­ ing a lawyer, always monopolized all of the speech-making in her house­ hold. "'Honest John’ McWhorter of the Tampa Tribune, and president of the Tampa Kiwania club, when introduced by Toastmaster Buckmnstcr, arose to congratulate the Orlando Kiwnnis club and to cite the growth and ideals of Kiwnnis. He stated that Tampa Kiwnnis had now a membership of 75 and that their luncheons were never Mend’ niTiilrs. In pointing to the mot­ to, 'We build,' he stated that before building it was always nccessnry to have a plan, and aaid that tho Orlnn­ do Kiwnnis Club would have no trou­ ble to build if they looked ahead, found tlie needs and recognized tho possibilities of their eity, and moved ahead together. ..... " 'Sanford Is the largest city on Lake Monroe,’ said Hon. Forest Lake, to awaken a storm of merriment, ‘We come to bring you greetings from the •Rnhy’ Kiwnnis club of the state,’ he continued, "and to wish you the suc­ cess you deserve. It is always an in­ spiration to us from Sanford to visit Orlando, a eity which stands as a monument to its splendid citizenship,' he finished.” Frank Miller also made a stirring talk about Sanford anil Kiwnnis and the spirit that builds cities. The Sanford crowd returned home at a late hour with the feeling thnt Orlando ami Sanford were two of the best cities ill the state. SUGAR MILL CONSTRUCTION TO COMMENCE FOR LAUDERDALE, Nov. 18.— Announcement has come from the offleials of the Pennsylvania Sugar Co., that the corporation is tu start at once on the construction of a million dollar sugnr mill on he corporation's holdings in llrnwnrd county. The cor­ poration now owns 100,000 acres of land along the Miami cnnnl, nearly nil of which is in Broward county. The corporation's original purchase was 02,200 acres along the canal and nirth of the Miami and Davie canals. Since* then the corpopration nindo n number of purchases just south of the junction of these cnnnls, and the Intest purchase is in townships 51 and 52, range 58. A considerable portion of this last purchase is in Dade, county just south of the Broward county line. SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST NASHVILLE, TENN. S The Giant of the South Ita immense popularity is duo not only to the fact that every line in it is written for Southern fnrm families by men and women who know and appreciate Southern condi­ tions, but to the practically unlimited personal servlco which is given to subscribers without charge. Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun­ dreds of different subjects—all without charge. When you become a subscriber this invaluable personal service is yours. That is one reason why wo have— 375,000 CIRCULATION ll ST. LA WHENCE PROJECT GETS DIRECT ATTACK SAVANNAH, Gn., Nov. 18.—Gover­ nor Nnthnn L. Miller, of Now York, in nn address before the Atlantic Deeper Waterways convention de­ nounced the proposed St. Lawrence ahlp canal project ns involving nn un­ warranted expenditure of $200,000,000 by the United States as "criminal foolishness" in wasting millions sadly needed for other improvements and ns an attempt to renlize an "impossible dream." Tile governor declared thnt the tax burden would lie increased in order to pronto what was only nn experiment anil asserted that the prime necessity wns to improve first our own ports nnd waterways instead of promoting n project In a foreign country. Ho affirmed thnt tho New York state hnrgc cnnnl could, if properly utilized, carry nil tho 10,000,000 tons of grain which nnnunlly would seek a water outlet from the west. IIo asserted that no unprejudiced person competent to spenk on the subject believed that ocean-going ves­ sels would ever nnvignte such u wa­ terway ns the proposed St. Lawrence ship canal. The governor declared thnt n threat had been conveyed to him that opposition to the St. Law­ rence ennui would result in retaliation of the 18 states composing the Great Lnkos-St. Lawrence Tidewater asso­ ciation. It might seem a waste of ef­ fort, he sail), to speak in opposition to the project, ns the association had announced that if the 18 states ap­ proved the project, favorable action would be taken on it by congress this year. Nearly $100,000 had been appro­ priated by the states in the Tidewater nsnocintion to promote the campaign and bring pressure to bear on con­ gress, he said. He added that the Charleston nnd Jacksonville cham­ bers of commerce had suggested lin­ ing up with tho Great Lnkes-St. Law­ rence Tidewater association on a principle of reciprocity. The governor pointed out thnt there was danger to the country on the promotion of pub­ lic undertakings on n bnsis of recproc­ ity between sectional interests nnd de­ clared such n method precluded n fair consideration of any undertaking on its merits. ASSOCIATED DAILIES TO HOLD CONVENTION MIAMI, Nov. 18.—From present indications the convention of the As­ sociated Dailies of Florida to be held here Saturday and Sunday, will be n great success. Many of the daily newspaper owners, editors and man­ agers ,and their "better halves," are expected to attend nnd partake of the Mngic City hospitality. Hotel Urmey will be hendquarters, nnd tho business session Saturday will be held there. The banquet will take place at 8 o’clock Saturday night nt the El Se­ ville, serving a complete Spanish menu. At this function will occur most of tho felicitations, including a speech by Ed Howe, the country philosopher. Sunday will be devoted to a cruise. Whether it will be to Bimini or down among the Florida keys will depend upon the weather. Daily newspapers of Minmi will be hosts of the convention. Try a Herald Want Ad today. WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—The French attitude In a general wny townrd tho Far Eastern proposals of Chinn was sot tforth after a two hour conference between Premier Briand and other members of the delegation today ns follows: First: France desires earnestly to nld Chinn in realizing her nsplrntions, territorial, political nnd commercial. •Second: Franco would give up Knuing Tcheou, which she leased from Chinn in 1808, provided Grant Britain gave up Wei Hoiwcl nnd Japan, Shantung, leased by the Germans nt the sninctlmi, nnd the Port Arthur peninsula. Third: France would not be unwill­ ing to surrender he:* extra territorial privileges were other powers willing to do the same. France gave up these privileges in Japan in lOCli and was in negotiation with Turkey to give them up there In 1010, when wnr came. However, the French fed that extra tcrrtoriality should he maintained un­ til it Is clonr thnt the Chinese re­ public can give ndequalo security nnd justice to foreigners. 'Four: The French colony of IndoChinn did not belong to Chinn hut to Annnm. Consequently Indo-Chinn, th* grant French colony, with 25,000,000 inhabitants, docs not come into the question, according to the French point of view. If, however, some ques­ tion should he raised ns to the recti­ fication of the 000 mile Chinese fron­ tier, the French government would he willing to discuss the boundary. Fifth: France nppronches the dis­ cussions of Fnr Eastern questions In sympathy with Jnpnn's need for ex­ pansion nnd for raw material, nnd, desires, under nil circunistnnces, to take a conciliatory nnd pncific role. Sixth: France is for open dealings of the powers with Chinn and against any secret negotiations. i ' — Th® S t e r NELL SHIPMAN in----------------- Girfro Co “The G ods ’ ?»' r" Also a Two-Part Sunshine Comedy Saturday Night at the Princess—Miss Du­ pont in “The Rage of Paris” WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO SUIT YOU ' You can make money buying for advance. ■ You are going to build a home one of these “ days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it by easy stages. If you have some money, will build one or two houses. . Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the game now. M e is c h R e a lty Com pany A. P. CONNELLY TO REPRESENT U. S. WASHINGTON, Nov 18.—Complete diplomatic and consular staffs to rep­ resent the United States in Germnny were named today by the state depart­ ment. Ellis Loring Dresel, commis­ sioner at Berlin, whose nomination to he charge d'affairs wns sent to the senate yesterday by President Hard­ ing, wns to he chnrge d’nffnirs interim pending arrival of his letters of cred­ ence. AGENT OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE IMMMMNMMMMMMMM » MMNMMWMM A S P E C IA L S A L E -OK- MILLINERY, CORSETS, BRASSIERS, GLOVES and HOSE FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY I We offer money-saving values for these two days, so important, that you should make it your business to shop here MILLINERY HOSIERY Every hat in our shop is specially re­ duced. Dress, Street and Spoi t Hats in all now fabrics and designs. LOT 1 a t..........$2.95 Values to $4.95 LOT 2 AT $4.95 Were $6.95 and $7.95 LOT 3 AT .....$6.95 Values to $10.00 All Pattern Hats up to $22.50, for these two days only SI 1.95 Superior quality as­ sortment in finest pure Silk Thread. Kayser Silk Chiffon Hose in Taupe and Brown, $3.75 grade, at .....................$2.95 Extra quality Black full fashioned Silk Hose, $3.50 grade at ......:.......$2.69 Black Silk Drop Stitch Hose, wonder­ ful value, Saturday and Monday only, at ’•...................... 95c BRASSIERES Bien Jplie and Kabo Brassieres in a va­ riety of materials. 65c values a t..... 49c 95c quality a t 75c $1.25 quality at... 95c GLOVES Kayser Silk and Chamoissette Gloves at special prices for these two days. $1.25 Gloves in Black Silk at 95c Chamoisettes, all colors $1.50 values at .$1.29 $1.95 values at .$1.65 Others all reduced Also just received large shipment of beautiful Kid Gloves. Allow us to show them to you. i B A U M E L ’S 1 ! East First St. CORSETS Well known and popular brand of KABO Corsets at specially reduced prices. $1.95 quality, a t .................. $1-49 $2.25 value at....$U5 $3.95 value at... $2.95 Others materially reduced SP E C IA L T Y SH O P “Where Style Reigns” ' Opp. Pord Service station IN N N N N N N M H N N N N N N I �|PAGE TWO SOCIETY MRS. FRED DAKJEH, Social; Editor, Phone J17-W ! ( 7 0 a h a v e a n j frlrn d » v ta l ll n * too — If Ton are a n tn a « n , n h r r r o r rcimln* h o m e , o r If t o o a r e r n l r r t a l n l n a , w r it e a p n . t n l card to Ihla d r p a r tm r n t, R i v i n g 4 H a ll* i o r t r l r h p o n r th e l i r a . It w ill h r g r r a t l 7 a p p r e c iated ._________________ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1921 Fiah Galloway throughout the Btate of Florida, will bo pleaacd to hear tho deaerved recognition which haa just come to hor in her election to the of­ fice of the firat vice-president of the Florida Federation of Woman’s Clubs. Mra, Galloway has proved through years of aplcddid club work and her marked ability Id war work her fit­ ness to hoi dany position which may come to her. Tho Sanford Womnn’s Club Is In­ deed proud to clnirn her as their own. Sho has been president of the Club and has been on tho executive bodrd almost since tho beginning of the club. Mrs. Galloway nnd tho delegates of tho Sanford Club who attended tho meeting of the Federation of Woman’s Club which met at Gainesville are ex­ pected homo this nftornoon. * * * * * * * * * * * * ★ * * THE CHURCHES * * * * * * * * ‘* 4 1 * ADDmONAL LOCAL Turkeys at L. P. McCuller’a. 203tfc 666 cures Chills and Fever. 1B6-I 6tc This Forward v- 1* Looking Hank i; CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The only light reading that en­ <> Wo nre expecting every member courages serious thought is the gnu ■> and friend to be present tomorrow at meter. is jealous of its reputation for Ser­ botr the Sundap school and morning f SOCIAL CALENDAR vice and seeks to justify it anew with services. Let us rcnlly try to do our Have your watches and Jewelry re best nnd bring some one with u»> I .mired at McLaulln'a. Two firat claaa each individual problem presented •Snturdny—Daughters of Wesley will vntch makers. Prompt service. We have a surnrlse, a pleasant one, have their Christmas bazaar and to it. <> 140-tfc for many of you. Mr. Burhans will <> turkey aupper at the old aland of * ■> try to give us a larger view of v the Popular Markot In the Welaka < > 196-lGtc To break a cold take 666 . The knowledge and experience of “Jesus ns Our Lord and Master,’’ at <> building. the morning preaching hour. At this bank is available to its friends Monday—St. Agnes Guild will meet Fable: Once there wns n man who night he will speak of “Jesus aa the with Mra. Howard Ovorlin at the and patrons at all times, regardless Son of Man.’’ Chriatlarf Endeavor did another n favor nnd Inter remind­ the Welaka Apartmenta at 3:30 p. meetH nt 0:46 p. m. Lot us make ed him of It only 3,704 times. of the size of their transactions. m. , <> tomorrow the biggest nnd beat day of <> Monday—WoHtmlnator Club will meot The Ladies of the Episcopal Church the year. at tho church pnrlora at 7:30 p. m. will hold their Bazaar and Supper, with Mra. Hoy Chlttondon and MRS. STAKBUCK ANI) MRS. BUSS December 1st and 2nd in the Pariah RECEIVED ALL SOULS CHURCH SERVICES. Miaaea Edna nnd Lnurn Chittenden (louse. 171-tfe A beautiful event of yesterdny af­ Tomorrow in tho last Sunday in aa hoateaaca. ternoon from 3 to fl was tho ten at Pentecost. bous MONDAY—Tho Pipe Organ Club Phono 3711 for a turkey. 203-2tc Sunday school at 0 a. m. will meot with Mra. R. B. Jarvia, which Mrs. L. G. Starb'uck nnd Mrs. E. LnRue Elias entertained nt Mrs. Low Mass nt 10 a. m. >> at her homo on Oak avenue, at 3:30 ■> Starbuck's home, 16 East Livingston Sermon, from St. Matthew's gos“Maderia” Linen Sale rii* p. m, <> •> Monday—Circle No. 8 will meet w i t h j ™ uo> ... , ' pel, I6-3B, “Judgment." at YowelPs Monday and :: PROGRESS Mrs. T. W. Williams nt her homo Th” roon'® of th“ HP“ci“u" residence ( nonodlction of the blessed BncraSTRENGTH SERVICE -■• dn Oak avenue at 3 :00. opened ensulte, and beautifully mont aft„ mnBn. Tuesday. 4% INTEREST PAID Mondnv.—The special committee of decorated with potted plants, roses Thanksgiving day, Thuradny, Mas'■.'it IV* MM n The D. of W., will hold a bazanr and the Holy Cross Guilds will meet nt ° ‘h« «»rden owers, each room ^ nt ? ntu, g ,, m> +,f4.++++.f.f.t.+++.|..t+++.t.M,++*++**+++*+**++****+++4+4.|.+**-ti tho Parish House nt 4:30. | 11 (,f floW(jrH ur,<1 Krcon- 1 During the 7 o’clock mass the have a turkey supper in the storo _____ 1«ry. Knights of Columbus nnd other men room formerly occupied by tho Popu­ Whentsworth Biscuit, real Gruhum There are many excellent national John J. D. Taylor, of Virginia, arC- ThomPB01n kreoted the of the Parish will nppronch holy lar Mnrkot In the Wolnkn block, Satcrackcra, 100 per cent whole wheat. slogans, but “Hootch at any price,’’ ^ unlay, November 19. 196-lOts. rived here Friday and will spend the ^ n',d they communion in n body. Immediately —L. P. McCullor. 203-tfc isn’t one of them. winter hen,. Mrs. Taylor is expected w<-“ « Into the draw ng room after this mass a communion hreakto join .him here Monday. | where Mrs. Starbuck nnd Mrs. Bliss fnst will bo served by the Indies. Aro you stopping every ten days Hothead: One who knows he can’t _____ _ , receivecl. Many exceptional vnlues in Rivers for our FREE Battery water? Wo Week dny masses nt 7 n. m. l> i> licked, or oho who has nothing to Brothers Fall Invitation Sale, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Flnkenstaedt and Agnes Person, Miss Mary make our own.—11 of-Mac Battery Co. After services tomorrow the Indies avenue, Watch for opening date. 203-6tp lose. Miss Allen of Bay City, Mich., who Br.iiiham nnd Mrs. H. \ \ . Barr a. i t ^ t|)(l ^\]tar Society will meet in the 201-Stc hnve been spending several days here, l" in lo° J " 1' 1‘ llfu.rn(l0n Parish parlor to discuss nnd solidify ....____ r„_ i,..-.......... ‘ . ™. The Ladles of tho Presbyterian left this morning for the -.... southern part guests. KU0Ht‘S. Throughout Throughout the afternoon plans for The world always gives a respect­ tho coming bnzanr. The of tho state ices, cakes, bon lions and nuts were Still, if other nations saw no ful hearing to a reformer who isn’t Church will hold their Christmas Da* ”1'rvodin the”dtiling room" where Mrs chairwoman expects a full attendztinr, Dec. 2 and 3, 1921. 167-o.a.w.tfc chance of profit in Chinn there would trying to make a living nt it. Mrs. Harry Ward and Mrs. Rose dames Hatfield poured coffee from be no wild urge to snvo her from the are open to nil And It may be that the pyramids wicked Jnps. To prevent a cold take 666 . 19C-16tc Addi..n.... ............ .............. , , , , WIKIS...... »turn«l to Dayloni. U»«d, ', n ™“ Sittings free. were built to provide jobs for faith­ after spending several days here. Mr. «"*» fi- 0tht,r* who„ n*»'*cd ful party workers. and Mrs. Ward expect to return to Mrs. Maud Bingham, Mrs. Clara BailEggs, 55c dozen.—L. P. McCuller. FOR SALE—Eight room house with HOLY CROSS CHURCH. Sanford for the winter, some tim e,0* M n‘ 1‘ C■ Ingram, Mlaa Benuhath, Immediate possession, Small 203-tfc Church services for the Sunday Hoon ] chore Robinson, Miss Hope Starpayment down, long time on balance. “Maderia” Linen Sale buck, Mrs. A. H. Kleiner, Mrs. W. P., next before Advent will be: Just to impress visiting celebri­ See Lnne or address Box 782, Day­ .... ....... * _1.. Celebration, tf.Bn Early 7:30 a. m. Miss Lillie Honour of Charleston is MrH- “ • Fr,inl| Wh tner, of nature, it tona, Fin. 199-Tu-Sat-4w at YowelPs Monday and ties with our ferocious Sunday School, 9:46 a. nt. the guest of Mrs. T. L. Dunuw at her Snnf(mlVivian Bliss of Macon, might t > 4 good diplomncy to take Tuesday. Morning Service, 11 a. m. home on Park ave. Mra. W. E. Shine, Mrs. S. E. A policy of preparedness isn’t them to a football game. Vespers and Address, 7:30 p. nt. Ives, Jr., and Mrs. Geo, McCulloch.— A fool there was nnd she snid her Splendid music by the choir has wholly consistent unless it subsidizes Orlando Sentinel. Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Taliaferro, of prnyer to a rich old guy who hnd no Seo our army goods and prices be­ ti few crutch factories. boon arranged for this Sunday. Tampa, are spending a few duyn hero fore buying.—Rivers Bros., Sanford hair. ■ .* Thursday being Thanksgiving day. SEMINOLE BRIDGE CLUB at the Valdez. 204-2tc “Maderia” Linen Sale Rub-My-Tism, a pain killer. 196-16tc Ave. Mrs. Henry Bunion entertained the celebrations at usual hours. Next Sunday, the Sunday nearest at Yowell’s Monday and Mrs. W. H. Klein, of Los Angeles,, "‘embers of her bridge club very do All gall is divided into three parts, light fully yesterday nftornoon nt her to aninl Andrew’s Dny, will bo the Calif,, is spending some time here at two of which are possessed by tlw CHICKEN DINNER, Surdny noon Tuesday. home on Palmetto avenue. There l>c- usual St. Androw’H brotherhood the Valdez. and evening, Gray Gables, on the fellow who doubles his prices because ing three tables of players. bnmiuct nnd church service. bench, Sonbrcozo, Fin, Phono 491. freight rates are high, 19G-15tc 666 cures Bilious Fever. A very interesting gunTo of bridge Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kckhnrt, Mrs. Free bath houses. 74-Frl-St-flm METHODIST CHURCH. Carr nnd Mrs. White of Tnnipu who was played, high score being mndo by Jonos’ Dairy Farm little link sau­ A magazine writer sayH mothers Dr. Wnlker will continue the spec­ are motoring through the state, spent Mrs. Robert Hines, who was awarded Technically: The Bacrcd charm sage.—L. P. McCuller. 203-tfc can stop war. They enn by refusing a few days at tho Valdez th!» week. a dainty handmade handkerchief. Miss ial sermons to young pcopiu Sunday to lie mothers until the world dis­ used to keep n rich man from going Thelma Frazer, making next high night nt 7:30, nnd his subject will be, to jail. arms. Blood and iron may build an em­ score wns nlso given a handkerchief. “A Young Man’s Idenls.” A number of tho members of tho pire, hut continued prosperity deAfter the prizes bad been nwarded JIls new Sunday school olnss will Woman’s Club of Sanford attended the Tho Totnplo Pipe Organ Club will “Maderia” Linen Sale !K>ml* "i,on *wont n»d coni, Mrs. I’tmlon assisted by Mrs. Lawson meet nt the Princess thontre SunReciprocity meeting nt Oviedo duHt hold its Christmas Iluznnr November served an ice course. day morning at 0:50. Every man at Yowell’s Monday and WhentswortB, real whole wheat, night. Among those were Mrs, Henry Mrs. Chns. 'Fodder and Miss Thelma who in not in Sunday school is in­ 2flth at Moore’s Optical Parlor, opp. McLaulin, Mrs. It. E. Tolar, Mra. Hen­ Postoffice. 200-tfc Tuesday. pure graham flour.—L. P. McCuller. Frazer acted ns substitutes for ab­ vited to this clnsH. ry Wight, Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. 203-tfc sent members, Subject of the Sunday morning Schellii Maines, Mra. Geo. Hyman, 666 cures Malarial Fever. 190-16tc Conspicuous among the unemploy­ sermon, “What Christ Brings to the Mrs. Newberry, Mrs. E. A. Douglass, ed nre the charges mndo ngninst war Under the Hays regime, rnrn! car­ WILLING WORKER CLASS Soul." Come. Mrs. T. M. I’nlesion, Mrs. C. C. Wood­ Good repair work mnKca your bat­ profiteers. riers get Christinas day off thlB year. Tiie Wilting Worker Class of the ruff and Mrs R. C. Maxwell. tery give you much longer Borvlco. It falls on Sunday. Methodist church mut with Mary CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Wo do it for less. Provo us out.—I*ofCrawford on Friday evening. Hupmobile makes fin­ Watch for announcement of Rivers Morning subject: “Jesus aa Lord Mnc Battery Co. Mrs. C. 11. Dingcc, of Dunedin, for­ After a social hour of readings and 203-6tp Master." Evening subject: merly of this city, stopped over bore music the new officers were elected and al reduction, open mod- Brothers Fall Invitation Snlo. Suntoday with Mrs. E. I). Brownlee on- and plans made for the coining year. “Jesus ns the Son of Man." 201-3tc You have doubtless noticed th a t' els, $1250, Detroit.—B. ford avenue. route home from Jacksonville. We want you with us. We hnve At a late hour the hostess served & m o t o r c o ., dunity refreshments of ice cream and something for you. Come. Some men are held to be innocent Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walsh have re- c||j{C( lars. fo rd . until their guilt is established, nnd turned from Detroit where they spent \ All who enjoyed this delightful ev­ 188-tfc some aro known rndicnls. the summer. ening were: Olive Rutherford, Juan­ “Maderia” Linen Sale.1 Still, our cruel system of justice CHRISTIAN SCIENCE . ... *« , ita Allen, Thelma Kpurling, Grotchcn W. K. Brokaw wns a visitor In Or­ Long, Louise Furgerson, Gladys Rob­ SERVICES at Yowel Yowell S Monday and doesn't Hocm to annoy people who he- Hupmobile makes fin­ lando last evening. inson nnd Mrs, Ed. S. Ward. have themselves. al reduction, open mod­ Tuesday. SUNDAY, November 20th. els, $1250, Detroit.—B. Mrs. J. E. Brouse, of Vancouver, B Subject Surprising values in army goods.— MOTHERS CLUB HENRY FORI) has adapted tho C., is spending the winter here with “SOUL AND BODY" 204-2tc & O. MOTOR CO., San­ The members of the Mothers’ Club use of the GIANT "EXIDE" Batter­ Rivers Bros., Sanford Ave. Mrs. B. W. Herndon. Mrs. Brouse held a most interesting meeting yesford. ies for Ford cars. We give service, formerly lived in Sanford, and her terdny afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sunday School__ 10:00 a. in. Bazaar and Turkoy Supper Satur­ 188-tfc buy, sell and exchange batteries for many friends are delighted to learn Fred Williams. Church Service__11:00 n. nt. all makes nutoniobiios, genuine day, November 19, in the Welaka that she will lie here for some time, Much important business wns trans­ "EXIDE" service. Get the best.— block, room formerly occupied by the 1lie army of unemployed is gain­ having come down to nttuml the mar­ acted, among the things discussed wns Women's Club Bldg., Oak Ave. RAY BROTHERS, phono 648. 190-tfe Popular Market. Daughters of Wes­ ing daily recruits ns more and more riage of Miss Norma Herndon and the opening of a kindergarten after All Are Welcome. ley. 196-10tc. | housekeepers get the movie habit. Lieut. II. A. Bivins, which will lie a Christinas, the members are zealous­ Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism. brilliant event in December, ly working to carry out this plan. Stone’s Rich Fruit Cake.--L. P. Mc­ 196-1Etc Appjluchicolu-oysters.—L. P, McThe Mothers* Club will hold a Cullor. . 203-tfc Culier. 203-tfc MRS. GALLOWAY ELECTED Cooked Fooil Sale next Wednesday, CONG DERATION AI, SCOUTS Van Camp’s tall cream, |5.50 per The many friends of Mrs. I,aura the money to lie used for the school 203-tfc A general re'uctanee to eon proMany cities nre named for great ENJOY WIENNIE ROAST. case.—L. P. McCuller. lunch fund. n, se arouses the fear that a hard me„, but f. o. b„ Detroit is the only Tiie club will meet next Friday at One good way to improve your winter wont cause ns much puffer- one that uses all fT? iniil.l. I,h r *. Friday evening, on the water 3:00 p. m. at the homo of Mrs. Fred front a wlennle rmiHt was greatly en­ mind is to glance through the child­ ing ns hard heads. Williams, ami as tills will be a very joyed by nil the members of the ren’s school Ixtoks occasionally. t * n 1 ^ulk a block nnd save money. New important meeting all members nre Congregational troop of Boy Scouts. Maderia Linen Sale b«rber shop, new DoForcBt Block, urged to be present. A large honllre gave the light for 660 (|uickly relieves a cold, 196-15tc at Yowell’s Monday and I,rin» «nd the the games that were plnyed nt the Tuesday. children.—Albert Gramling, Prop. MEN'S S. 8 . Cl,ASH opening of the roast. Speeches were Hupmobile makes fin­ 204 Tho Sunday Morning Club—a Sun­ made by the now members of tiie al reduction, open mod­ day school class for men only that troop. A talk was then given by meets every Sunday nt the Star The­ Assistant Scoutmaster Dr. Burhans, els, $1250, Detroit.—B. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaaaaMaaaaaa s s a a n k ji.sa a sH B y iiijtijB : atre extends an invitation to every which Htrongly hold the interest of ■ man in this vicinity to attend their the whole troop. It was a looking & O. MOTOR CO., San­ ■ i ■ ford. class Sunday, November 20th. Good ■ ■ ■ ■ music will lie rendered by the cliias forward to some new troop amuse­ 188-tfc ■ ment that will probably be on hand ■ Thero in many n time when ■ orchestra and i|uartet. This class in tho nenr future. How in the world did men get to boasts of one of the best teachers in Two hikes wore planned to tako ■ be greater before hcndlincH were in- j J Sanford and the class as a whole is ,nce the morni following Thanks■ vented ? the Iivest in Sanford. No man that ( K,v|njr 0nc umlcr P(ltrol u .nder J is not attending Sunday school can Shipp, a 14-miles hike, nnd the other ■ afford to stay away. A special pro­ under Patrol Leader Dorncr, n short­ NEWBERRY’S DRUG STORE Rhone 3G would save you the price of g gram bus been nrrnngcd fo Sunday, er troop hike. 204-tfc Nov. 20, so bo suro to be on time— a new Battery After tho roast, Scoutmnstcr Bully BRING US YOUR REPAIR g 9:30 a. in. congratulated the new members en­ CLEAN UP WEEK WORK S tering the troop—telling thorn of tho After you learn the nrt of gossip, backing thnt wns behind the troop. Let’s clear‘the papers off tho street,’ It isn’t necessary to buy a car in or­ Dismissal folowcd the singing of a and mnke Snnfor clean and neat. der to run down your neighbor. few songs and *ho "Star Spangled SANFORD, FLORIDA Bonner." TOY A DAILY XUALD VAST AS. A OAILT I t l i L D WOJTT AS. 1The Seminole County j _Bank— o. san. ! H0F-MAC 1 iBATTERYI CO. \ EXPERT \ REPAIRING l is 1 °r VL L. P. McCULLER “Foot of First St.” •‘ �PAGE THEM THft SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY* NOVEMBER 19, 1921 Home By eliminating alj.of the waste, over half of the labor, all of the < middle man'a profits and by delivering a homo on record time direct \ from the forest to you QUICKRUILT BUNGALOWS Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets ;; Coxy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any site. Built a c co rd in g to latest Improved methods of house construction, of the best of materials at a great saving. Their economy Is worth investi­ gating. WHITE FOR CATALOGUE showing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes. A.' G. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, D ept 18-K CHARLESTON, S.C . ENTZMINGER BROTHERS local Agents, longwood, fla. 30x3 .............................. $8.50 30x3'/2 ................... 10.00 FIRSTS—GUARANTEED NEW PRICES ON Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Goodyear Hydro-Toron Swlnehart TIRES AND TUBES High Test Gasoline from a Visible Pump “YOU CAN SEE WHAT YOU GET” Spark Plugs, Wire and Cable; fresh flashlight batteries. We give tickets with each pur­ chase, good for 5% In trade. F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Are. Sanford, Fla. NO NOT ONE There is really no such a thing as getting to the top of tho ladder of per­ fection. If there was, wo would be so sorry thnt tho ladder wasn’t Just a little longer. So now wo are trying to get tho Sanford Branch of the lakeland Stenm Laundry and Press­ ing Club Just ns far up as possible. Wo will appreciate your help to raise it just ns high ns possible. If we please you toll others, if any trouble tell us. SANFORD BRANCH Lakeland Stenm Laundry Phone 475 T. A. Butner, Prop. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: J. T. Reovcs is no longor connected with me in any way, and I am not re­ sponsible for nny money, fertilizer, or anything ho may charge to mo. Tho agreement I decinro broken—and at an end. MRS. M. B. ALLISON. 200-D-a-W—Itp . SANFORD AUTO EXCHANGE Dependable Service We do square, straight-forward Repair work and “WE DO IT FOR LESS” Foot of First St. ,, HARDING SAID TO HAVE FORMED PLAN FOR SMALLER NAVV FIDELITY TIRES KEY WEST, Nov. 19.—The new The farmers branch of the citrus exchange, so we hear, have bought ferry'dock at the Pcnlssulnr and Oc­ ten acres of the Brady farm, located cidental Steamship Co., terminals near tho railroad tracks on BoQrdall here hnB been completed and ferry m avenue and aro about to erect a pre- boats aro being loaded from i t Con­ cooling plant, packing house and struction of the new dock makes it a! possible for two of tho ferrios that We will not sny “Do Your Christmas Shopping stornge warehouse. | ply between Key West and Havana Early.” Too many have said it before and it is al­ ,Tho Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., iondod a car of lettuce this week, as to be loaded at the some time. most a joke. But we can say without fear of jok­ 3 also did tho Fruit Growers, Inc, The ing or contradiction that if you have been saving continued warm weather is making DATA ON FLORIDA HIGHWAYSyour money through our plan that doing your JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 19.—The the lettuce go to seed. Growers will Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because be able to gather seed for next year’s Jacksonville Automobile Club has you will have that nest egg from which to draw. decided to call a special mooting o f!" planting. representatives of various Florida j ■ —IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE— Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Miller had ns guests over Sunday, Mr. Miller's cities and towns to seek concerted 5 It comes to you with full force that you have not nephew, E. B. Miller, of White action in tho preparation of a mnp J been saving ns you should. There is nothing gives Springs nnd T. R. Miller of Wolbom. nnd dntn on all highwnyn into Flori­ you so much independence ns a Bank Account. Jimmlp Cowan is hero on a fiftnn da. Tho information would be com­ Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas ilny furlough from Cnn-.p Gordo-i, in piled for free distribution to lourista. brings it home to you with full force. Atlanta, Ga., his first visit since go­ Speakers nt the meeting here de­ ing into tho U. S,, service two years clared tourists are boing given er­ ago. He is convalescent from an Ill­ roneous advice regarding roads Into ness at tho government hospital at Jacksonville nnd that it was feared Augusta, where ho was ill some time. much tourist travel would be lost. ^Evcry one should bo on the look Tho members of the committee which out, for there seems to bo a good wns given full authority to call the many snnkes about. Walter Rnul- general ceting nt an early date nre erson had n dog bitten by n snake C. S. L'Engle, R. L. Bbtgg, George J. of Sanford U#t week, and the flno big cnt.Jfom Avent and A: V. Snell. 5 Tucker, owned by J. C. Ellsworth, In C lrenlt Court o f S e v e n t h J u d ic ia l was snake bitten last Thursday and Circuit o t S ta l e o f F l o r i d a , . S e m i­ n ole CounlQ.— In C k n t e r j died. . i *vt| r t i'i,i HIM, TO Q U IE T T IT L E George Balmas, of Eureka Ham­ ml i li • i u.uy mock, has been quite 111 for several F r a n c e s E lis a b e t h S p ra g u e, C o m p la in ­ W h i n y o u ' r e s u ffe rin g f r o m ant. •,. ■ weeks, but Is said to be improving. vs. headache, A lta m o n te L a n d H o te l a n d N a v i­ Mrs. W. W. Drssor nnd children, Tho g a tio n Com pany, a c o r p o r a ti o n u n d e r the la w s o r F lo rid a , et al, D efendbaokaoke, are expected to arrl^o from Water ante. town, N, Y., to cat Thanksgiving NOTICE TO D E F E N D A N T S K N O W N toothache, AND U N K N O W N dinner at home. neuralgia, Frames Repaired Leases Duplicated To: Tho A lta m o n te L an d H o te l a n d a v ig a tio n C om pany, a c o r p o r a ti o n Miss Hoskins Jones will be in N BYES EXAMINED or pain from any othar cause, try umler th e lawn o f F lo rid a, Ita.auooesJacksonville from Saturday till Mon­ sorn nr as sig n s. If exlsMng, a n d to all p a r tle a c l a im in g I n te r e s t by, th r o u g h Henry McLaulin, Jr. day on business. or u n d e r natd c o r p o r a ti o n o r nssoelnOPT. D. In tho f o llo w in g d e s c rib e d p r o p ­ Mrs. F. C. Gerror is leaving for etlon On# or fwo and the pain stops r ly s i t u a t e In S em inole County, OPTICIAN—OPTOM ETHI8 T Contain no hibtt.lormlnu dfvot her home in Jacksonville tho first of F lorida, t o - w ll: L o ts 430, t i l , <40. <46. 417. 448, 449, nnd 4SS, n nd a s t r i p Sanford, FIs. tho week after being Mrs. Lily of land 34 1-2 feel, moro o r Ices, off Hav* you triad Dr. Milos’ Nervine? 212 East. 1st St. A ik t t i u r P n if f t i l the r e a r o r so u th end o f Lotn 4BS Jones's guest for tho past two weeks. nnd WE GRIND OUR OWN LEN8 B 429, a c c o r d in g to P l a t of A ltnL and H otel nnd N a v ig a tio n Rev. W. T. Rancher, of Apopka, is Cmontn om pany’a t r a c t d u ly rec o rd e d Tn th e due hero 10 preach nt Moores Station public rec ords of O r a n g e a n d S e m i­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a nole Counties, F lo rid a , a n d m o r e d e f ­ Edith Lucille Ball church on November 20. initely described by m e te s an d hounds ns follow s: B e g in n in g at A dnughter was born to Mr. nnd point u s e s fern ..................._ _ N o rth an d _ _20_ _1feet Tencher Piano and Harmony Mrs. Virgin (Dock) Hnslcy, Sundny, i>f tho 8. F a s t of B. W W. c o r n e r of th o N. F, 1-4 of tho fl. R. 1-4 o f Sec. 13. Twp. Graduate Chicago Musical College at Dr. Robson's hospital. 21 8„ I ta n g o 29 E., th e n ao N o rth 144 feet, th e n c e Rant 816 feet, th e n co Enst Side frlondB will bo pleased N orth 302 foot, th e n c o E a s t 1(4 feet, Residence 719 Oak Ave. Phone 141 thenco South 868 fee*, th e n c e W e s t to know n son wns bom to Mr. and 628 feet, th e n co N o rth 191 feet, th e n co Airs. Herman Steele,' Novemhor 0, lVnil 364 fee t to th e p o in t o f b e g i n ­ nt their homo In town, and has been To:ning.J o h n J. B rig h t, T r u n t e a f o r his I have closed my Vulcan­ ’Vi nidi r children, a n d Individually, If living, tinned Herman Alton. izing Shop nt the old Ford nnd If dead, nil p n rtle o c la im in g tnBuster Prevntt hns been at home tereitn, u n d e r th o sa id Jo h n J, B rig h t, Garage building on West u s te e f o r hln ch ild re n , nnd In d ivid­ from school, quite 111 this week, now tr ually, docoanod, or o th e r w is e : th e First Street nnd hnvo c h ild re n o f J o h n J. B r ig h t, If living, recovering under Dr. Tolar’s enre. bought the Chauncey Wil­ nnd. If dead, nil p a r t i e s c la im in g In­ Only 36 more Days till Xmas from the forest to you I ...........* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *** N iin w n in in in n in N iiiiiH m iiiiiiin iiiu i NEW FERBY DOCK . *’ .hsJr.T.: TonJjj Uv AT KEY WEST. EAST SANFORD a< WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—Who formulated and executed the call for thcarmament conference T l.Who evolved the American proposals for naval limitation7 Tho country han boon asking these questions for tho last week and has been hearing a variety of answers. Ilho best "inside story” in Washing­ ton today has all the earmarks of being the correct answer. President Harding, on one of his week-end cruises down tho Potomnc early this autumn, so the story runs, locked himself in his stateroom one evening nnd loft word that he did not wish to be distrubed beenusc he wns writing. A little Inter, the President called to his room, ono by one, some of tho close friends in pub­ lic life who had accompanied him, nnd laid before them some sheets of pnper on which he had written with lend pencil, and with frequent cor­ rections nnd interlineations, some­ thing which they all read with amazement and greatest interest. It was the invitation to the nntions to tho nrms conference. After somo conference amor» tho pnrty it was decided to forward tho te r e s ts u n d e r tho c h ild r e n o f J o h n J. B rig h t, deceased, or o th e r w is e ; nnd toxt to Secretary Hughes and the SENATOR TRAMMELL J u l i a M. B r ig h t, If living, nnd. If dead, a l l p a r t i e s c la im in g ln to re stn yncht Mnyflower, laid up for |tho INTRODUCES BILL TO u n d e r J u ll n M. B rig h t, deceased, or night in tho st'll waters of n se­ t h e r w is e ; In a n d to tho follo w in g d e ­ AID THE SEMINOLES- oscribed r e a l e s tn lo nltnnle In S em i­ cluded cover in tho reaches of the nole flo u n ty , Florldn, to - w lt: Lot 431 a c c o r d in g to I’la t of A lta m o n te rivor, buzzed off from her wireless L and Jfclotcl nnd N a v ig a tio n C om ­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—It hav­ that night to tho state department, p a n y 's t r a c t , duly recorded In tho ing been brought to his attention by P ublic r e c o rd s o f O ra n g e and S e m i­ the words which Inter wore to ring Florldn. ft lends In Florida thnt there is more To:nole FCr aounties, n k S im pson, Ornco .Simpson nround tho world. or less suffering umong the Semi­ nnd H elen Simpson, h o lm nhd d e v i s ­ ees of M ichael H. Hlmpson. deceased, nole Indians of bis state, Senator If living, nnd, If dead, all p a r ti e s LOUISVILLE TRAINS c l a im in g I n te r e s ts under F rnnk Park Trammell hns introduced in tho Sim pson, O race Hlmpson nnd H elen AT PENSACOLA. dec ea sed o r o th e r w is e : sesntc n bill providing for an appro­ Hlmpson. F r a n k R .Hlmpson, T h o m a s C. Hlmp­ priation rf $25,000 "for tho relief of son nnd W illia m Itutlor, T r u s te e s of PENSACOLA, Nov, 10.—The H ele n Hlmpson, If living, nnd, If nil p a r ti e s c l a im in g I n te r e s ts Louisville American Association the distress among the lienunele In­ dead, u n d e r F r n n k K, Hlmpson. T h o m a s C, baseball team which won the "Junior dians of their civilization, hospitali­ Hlmpson nnd Wllllnin Itutlor. T r u s ­ te e s o f H ele n Hlmpson. deceased, o r World’s Championship," in its aeries zation nnd education." o t h e r w is e : n nd a ll p a r t i e s c l a im in g Sonntor Trnmmcll states that while I n te r e s ts u n d e r Michael II. Hlmpson, this fall with the Baltimore Inter­ deceased, o r o th e rw ise , In nnd to tho tho federnl government hns hoes f o llo w in g d e s c rib e d lnnds In S em inole national League, pennant winters, C ounty. F lo rld n , t o - w lt: A s tr ip of will train in Pensncola next spring, generous in tho extreme in enring bind 2. 1-2 f r e t wide, moro o r less, r e a r o r South end of Lot 429 according to announcement by tho lo­ for the Indians of tho west thnt the aocf fc otbn r d in g to P la t of A lta m o n te L nnd appropprlntloa for tho Floridn In­ Motel nnd N a v ig a tio n C om pany's cal chnmbor of commerce. dians has heretofore boon very tr n c t, rec o rd e d In tho P u b lic lle co rd s of O rungo nnd Homlnolo Counties, Florid*. In C ircuit Court o f the S ev en th Juiltrlnl mengro. Tho Inst npproprintion hill L n u ra J. (llbbs, tf living, nnd, If C ircu it » t th e S t a l e o f F lorid a , cnrrlcd only $5,000 for tho Semi­ To:dond, all purlieu c l a im in g in t e r e s t s S e m in o le County. u n d e r Ig u ira J. Gibbs, deceased, or nole Indians although Senntor Tram­ ACTION F O Il DIVOIICE o th e r w is e : L e a n d o r L udlow , if living, mell mndenn effort to hnvo It in- nnd, If deud, nil p a r t i e s c l a im in g In­ CITATION t e r e s t s u n d e r L onndor L udlow , d e ­ crenHed to $ 10,000 "certainly tho ceased. o r o th e rw is e , In a n d to tho Low H a m b u r g e r , C o m p la in a n t. f o llo w in g d e s crib ed lnnds In Heinlv». United Stntes government," snys nole C ounty. F lo rid a , to - w lt: BIS 1-4 Mnrln lln in b u rg o r . D ofondnnt. To Mario H a m b u r g e r, Ityo, Now l o r l t : Senntor Trammell, "should see thnt o f NW 1-4 o f NW 1-4 of Section 14, Twit. 21. I ta n g o 29 E. It a p p e a r i n g from a n a f f id a v i t filed And to n n y nnd alt p e rs o n s or p a r ti e s In t h is c a u s e t h a t you a ro a n on-rosl- there in no suffering nmong tho In­ dont o f tho S la te of F lo rid a , you aro dians of his state and thnt ample pro­ c la im in g a n y r ig h t, tit le o r I n te r e s ts In and to th o p r o p e r t i e s horolnnbovo d e ­ boroby o rd e r e d to bo a n a p p e a r before o u r enld c o u rt n t tho C o u rt H o u se In vision should nlso he mnde for their scribed, by o r t h r o u g h a n y of tho a b o v e n am ed p a r tie s , o r o th e rw ise . S an fo rd , F lo rid a, on I ho F i r s t Monday It Is H e r e b y O rd e re d an d Iloriiilrod In Docomhor. A. D. 1921, tho sam o boing civilization nnd education." t h a t you nnd cacti of you do a p p e a r to tho 6th d ny thoreof, an d n r u le dny of In tho reports received by Senator tho hill o f c o m p la in t, hero in riled, on th la C ourt, to a now or tho bill of c o m ­ p la in t filed heroin a g a i n s t you, else th e Trammell from Florida It is stated tho 3nd dny o f J a n u a r y , A. D. 1912. It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h is o r d e r mime w ill bo ta k e n no confoaaed an d thnt some of tho Indians are actually of p u b lic a t io n be p u b lis h e d In th e Han­ follow ed by a p p r o p r ia t e dooroe ford H erald, n n e w s p a p e r published In It lit f u r t h o r o rd e re d t h a t thin ordor ho p u b lis h ed In tho Hanford H erald, a suffering for tho want of food, nnd Hanford, Homlnolo County, Florida, onco npwflimpor p ublished In Bemlnoln C o u n ­ hut for n few kisd henrtod cowboys a w ea k fo r e i g h t c n nsnautlvo w eeks. W itn e s s m y n a n d a n d offic ia l se al of ty. F lo rld n , one© each w eek fo r fo u r who hnvo furnished provisions for "aid C irc u it C o u r t nt Hanford, F lo rid a, c ona cc utlvo w eeks. this tho 6th dny of Novombor, A. II, Given um lnr my h a n d an d th e ijeal or the badly 1921. oaId C ourt, t h is tho 28th d a y of Octob- tho older Indiana nnd (HEAL) E. A. DUGLASS, nourished children, there would bo C le rk of C irc u it C ourt, 0r*(8HAL) 21 • R. A. DOUOLA88, Clerk of C ircuit Court, Hevonth J u d ic ia l C lrstarvation among somo of them. S em inole County. F lorida. By: V. H. DOUOLASS. D. C. H. F. IIOUSHOLDBIt, A tto rn ey . 187-Bto a u t t o f F lo rld u , Heinl.. ___ nole C ounty. E, F. HOUSHOLDEH, S o licitor fo r C om plt. ll- 6 - 9 to Soil It with a Herald Want Ad. Jiche? hr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills NOTICE!! son Vulcanizing Works at the Wight Tire Co. build­ ing. For the BEST in VULCANIZING give me a call. GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY E. S. ROCKEY Second and Magnolia Write us Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA TRAPPERS TAKE NOTICE. “THE SERVICE OF SIGHT” The law now requires thnt you se­ cure a license to trap fur benring ani­ mals or to chnne the sumo with dogs. You arc required to secure this li­ If your Eyes Trouble You or Your cense, which will cost $ 1.00. 1 give Glasses need repairing or adjusting, tills notice on account of the law being don’t waste’ any time, hut cull upon new nnd shall expect nil Interested parties to secure license before engulf­ ing in trapping of nny nature. E. F. HOUSEHOLDER, Optometrist-Optician County Judge. Office Opp. P. O. Phone 192 TOM MOORE H. W. NICKERSON -Milch cows, 19 Public Accountant; Audits—Systems good springera Income Tax Service that will he fresh In from one to three months.—E. E. BRADY’S STABLE Room 10 McNelll-Davis Bldg. Orlando, Fla. Phone 852 FOR SALT' WARD & RIVE WANTED TO RENT GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL 5 OK 0 ROOM HOUSE unfurnished. MAKES OF CARS DR. WM. KERMODE 202-Otp Garner-Woodruff Bldg. Old Ford Garngo West First S t. .'Q U IR E EDGEGATE wMdTIic A ttorn ey V a k e s H im Up In A F lig h t of O rato ry y o u HUL s>uon BE H ^ y E OffEQtrt)3T / H i i T T u E Th e o l d o /s d e v /v £ w VoflU ~ 4-uncn i n ID C H ^/S O iH O w — TSonniE ^ C o t l q h o ' Oihh E9 y o u * Honors. — i n ( S / ) V V^REX- f)H D D/TNo/ . A FoRTni6HT-vigir \IEmcE /vlU S T RECO&HI2C BY LOUIS RICIL 1 T o n t o - /D H o NOL.UL U y o u Fo l l o w n & a i E | icyuiifE. P )TH EH 6 - /v £ n c u s t o m s m T U D C w i H i i T H E TU9UC A 1/H O X T H E . a* A 3UT ---- If I THOU GHT I COULt Ft n o you ooy ro ' QUITI RlGH‘ V :r /iEaoPiHHE- r'//v37V)WcL i) WW» r tJ tllVTO ttrov r j * _____ Intor-nnt’l Curtoou Co., N, Y. Ir . �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1921 PASS FOUR ■ bouse In Seminole county to be SANFORD DAILY HERALD ness represented, * 'UST KIDSt i U U M ITU 7 i f u m u ItnU i i M f l Ru 4&7 i l Tka Aim ii -----------o Snme old story every day—aome ono looking for1 a home, sopio one THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. looking for a store room, some one ^ r V u S - i V ■ m u im i P t w r » t « A N ’ IP I D o r n looking for a warehouse. Wo need ■ ■ Gd iN ' i’l l Gftt A UtJt'N R. J. HOLLY _____________ Editor money for investments. ■ Ftfl 9 rAYIN’ OUT — * ■ ---------o---------N. J. LILLARD....8eeieUry*Treaaurer ■ WONOCt1 wul 1 BOflN ON With so many for the office of rail­ ■ fl. A. NEEL............G«Dcril Manager FRIDAY OA SeMPlN ? •---■ road commission made vacant by ■ ROBERT J. HOLLY, J r , ■ death, you enn't moko Governor Har­ J CI1CULAT10* U A M A B tM ■ —The character of a bank is as es­ u dee believe that there aro only 0,000 \ Phone 148 np to 6 P. M. ■ sential and as necessary as capital. ■ m t n u w C S U U a K— wm — A ju U m g S men in Florida out of work. 0 ■ ■ akM rlfllM TtUm la A A ftiW o---------. :I OM T«AI i « ■I *I I ****** • MMHHH * The Herald is glad to note the de­ Bis Mm U i ............ ......................... ......... ..........■ *" t*llT»r*4 ta City Vr O irrU r velopment of the Lake Mary section. —The character of this bank is un­ Dm WmI .•••••••........... *.......... *■ It is ono of the beat fruit growing TV, bl* It- U lt*KC* W**Uv questionable. t i n t , e * r* n **mJ».U Oom.tr i u la n U itk * 4 sections of our wonderful county and m r j Friday. A d r.rtU la a n l« * j u l * t a j w a ■ m apvUaaUaa. D a a ia m lU la polltUs. P .M only needs pushing to bring it to tho par yaar, alway* la idT taaa. front. :a —This is another asset of benefit to Member of The Associated Preee -----------o---------a ■ That Germun muslcial who says our customers. tl ' s ■ American hns produced no great mu­ sic has never heard the ring of a $6 Everybody goes to Sunday School gold piece thrown over the counters ■i. tomorrow. of tho Herald for u yenrs’ subscription -----------o---------to this paper. Launched a now battleship today— ---------- o---------scrap Iron tomorrow. The editor of the Jnx Met took a -----------o— boat trip to Sanford the othor day nnd Money talks but it is hard of hear­ he now advises all to "see Florida ing when you call for it. first.” Jacksonville people should ---------- o----------take heed and visit their friends in a Hope the disarmament conference sister state. will not get nil shot to pieces. International cartoon cq» ---------- o---------------------o----------The Tampa Tribune says: “A minAn actress says she can’t live on i.stcr';i salary should enable him to live $50,000 u year, We would llko to but ijj^ n gentleman." if the reverse raenn't oither. lio worked and gentlemen lived llko a sny that it Is currently reported that minister there would be little doing Floridn has suffered nohing, as yet, No matter whether you nro a regu­ six days in a week. from the industrial depression that hns lar or not. You aro expocted to bo ---------- o-----------, the great manufacturing stntes in its [ "among those present.” Henry Ford Is trying to do some- grip, that there is .no unemployment ---------- o------- -— You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ thing for the people in the Muscle here, and that "business as usual" is The movies should havo more pic­ Shoals plant. 'Hie government will the watchword fessional and Business Man in tures showing home builders and few­ never let him have that plant—mark Upon their arrival their first step er showing homo wreckers. is to verify these statements. They our words. Our government docs not TO THE (l UA LI FI ED ELECTORS Sanford in This Column — *------a ----------want to do anything for tho benefit of can hardly believe the ovidenco of OF SANKORI): A woman hns been found in New the people. their own eyes. They marvel at tho It is with n deep sense of duty thnt York with the most perfect foot In ---------- o---------immense amount of building construc­ I hove consented to become n candi­ CONTRACTORS LAWYERS all the world. Quite a feat I Jimmy Mourn, of the Tourist Bu­ tion in all Florida cities. They nro date for the office of City Commis­ ---------- o—•—----reau, of Tampa, said a mouthful when amazed at the general air of prosper S. O. Shinholser Went her bureau says storm warn­ lie advised "rooms for rent"-ors to ity. By what miracle have tradition­ sioner of the City of Sanford, but George A. DeCottes ings are up for the Atlantic Const. It shave about 10 per cent off lust al relations been reversed, making a when 700 of iny fellow-townsmen re­ Contractor and Builder quest it, 1 know of nothing elso to do. Attorney*at-Law does not look like it hero today. year’s prices. Already most every southern state show abounding evi­ Having boon thus nominated I here­ Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA ---------- o---------resort town is jollying itself that the dences of prosperity whilo tho north- by announce that I am a candidate SANFORD FLORIDA As far as we nro. personally con­ tourist crowd is thu.lurgcst ever but orn states are groaning under tho burfor tho office of City Commissioner nt cerned congress can have our execss- those who Have furnished rooms for 1den of hard times? Sanford Constructs Co. thu ensuing election to bo held on tho profils tax and buy a toothpick with rent sing another tune. Of course we understand tho causes iltli duy of December next, nnd pledge HARTFORD BATTERY CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS It. i. of this phenomenon, Florida’s wel­ myself, if elected, to an impnrtinl and :----------o----Cheerfully “Battery Insurance” (Manes and Specifications Only four more days till Thanks­ fare is based upon different condi­ conscientious performance of the du­ Furnished Arkansas is getting tho storms now. giving. Do your shopping in that tions, It is not dependent upon fac­ Sold and Serviced by All Work Guaranteed Cyclones killed mnny people there yes­ time, or you will not havo the tur­ tories so much as upon its fjJds, its ties of tho office for the advancement jf our city and the welfare of its H. T. PACE P. O. Box l i t terday and caused much property key and the trimmings. And we groves, its resorts and othor things Edw. Higgins, Inc. people. damage. opine that while the turkey may not nfTectod by conditions which gov­ I want here to express my apprecia­ ---------- o---------Haight & Wieland PURE WATER roost as high as ever, the trimmings ern in tho north. Its prosperity is ns A Washington dispatch snys that will he cut down considerably, as the nearly stable as anything earthly can tion for tho splendid petitions filed placing me In nomination. they are trying to "jam" through con­ prices are falling, tho freight rates ever hope to be. GARAGES Elder Springs Water Very sincerely, gress the Newberry case. The Lord are down ten per cent, and every­ But the important point in this con­ 196-tfc FOREST LAKE. 99.98% PURE preserve us. thing is ''citing down to nearly the nection is the valuable publicity thus Smith Bros. Garage ---------- 1,---------Phone 311-W Sanford, He pro war basis—nearly, does not mean secured. It is worth millions as ad­ Try a Herald Want Ad today. Expert Repairing The respect paid to speed laws and vertising, nnd yet it costs nothing. It that they are. OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES the observance of tho Volstcnd act nro takes care of itself. • --------o----------LORD’S PURITY about on a par. The prohibitionists Oak and First Floridn has but one per cent of tho “ 115 caseB of booze wero destroyed Employment Bureau are not discouraged. WATER here Armistice night," says the New population of America; lmt it hns ---------- u---------something for nil of the other Pd per The Vocational Coinmittco of tho Bus Smyrnn Breeze. There wns almost Geo. W. Knight AS GOOD AS THE BEST A reformer wants to paint the town cent, nnd its big tnsk heretofore hns blue, others to paint it red, they say that much destroyed here, but noth­ been to get them interested. Now incss and Professional Women’s Club Dally Service Phone 197 Real E state and Insurance the newspapers aro yellow—no wonder ing wns said about it. The Breeze they are nil talking Florida, and the requests all young women desiring SANFORD FLORIDA goes on to explain, however, that the employment to register at the First the color line is so closely drawn. elfect upon the future population, N'ntionnl Bank, and business men re­ liquor wns burned in the streets by -----------o---------wealth, industry and developmental ..Employment Bureau.. SANFORD NOVELTY After the conference orders their the revenue officers, but that “two trend of tho state is beyond calcula­ tiring help to consult register. Tho vocntlonnl committee of the Buslnations to heat their swords into cases wero saved for tho revenue of­ tion.—Lakeland Telegram, WORKS ncss and Professional Woman's Club plowshares their next move is to heat ficers and two eases were saved for ---------o---------requests all young women desiring their competitors into world markets. tiio local olficors, “for evidence." V. C. COLLER, Prop. TEN PER CENT FREIGHT RE­ Two cases each should be evidence employment to register nt tho First ---------- o---------DUCTION AND CROPS. Nationnl Bank. The other nations should remem­ enough, and by the time they have GUARANTEED General Shop and Mill tasted the contents of two cases, AGNES G. BERNER, Chnlrmnn ber there is a difference between a Work While the announced ten per cent dove with an edivo branch in her bill each, the officers should know wheth­ reduction in freight rates mi farm and a dove with nil olive branch ami a er it is liquor or "hootch." D. F. SUMNER CONTRACTOR nnd BU1LDEK ---------- n---------hill. products will he received gratefully 30x3 Non-Skid $ 7.90 After you visit the state nnd see by the producers nnd consumers 817 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. P A IN T E R Ford offers to buy ovory navy them nil you will come buck to Semi­ alike, still it is out u short step in 3 0 x 3V2 Non-Skid L E T H E P A ltIT YO UR HOUSE 9.90 afloat, lie is also dickering for Mus­ nole county nnd sny: "Here Is the the direction of restoring pre-war TRANSFER W ill Contrast or T .ko Job by tho Hour cle Shoals. Some day Henry will go fruit growing, hero nro the vege­ rates, if such will ever be possible. 32x3 Va Non-Skid I l l LAUREL AVE. F 1IO N E 111 14.90 so far as to temper the springs of Ids tables growing, hero nro tho greatest Freight rates on farm commodi­ ‘‘WE DELIVER THE GOODS” developments along every lina nnd nt ties shipped by Florida average an flivver. 31x4 Non-Skid 15.90 Sanford Machine # Quick Service Transfer Sanford is the city that offers most increase of seventy per cent Hiaco Ring Lnrdner believes Hint the new to the man of means as u place for in- the beginning of the war and a ten 32x4 Storage F acilities Foundry Co. Non-Skid 16.90 If we please you, (ell others; tl no wnr will he fought with souvenir post vostmci t.” Ami Seminole county can per cent reduction is not going to af­ Gcnernl Machine nnd Boiler Works tell us. Phone 498 curds. Maybe then wo enn get rid of deliver the goods. This county is not fect a tremendous saving as com­ 33x4 Non-Skid 17.90 Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear those hideous alligator cards which de­ an experiment, it is nn actual fact pared to the loss CRUSed by the aver­ bands In stock and shows the truth of every asser­ age increase. finite the state. 34x4 HOTELS Non-Skid 18.90 ('rank Shafts Re-turned tion in the growing stuff. And our Florida’s freight bill amounts to Nltkn widow paints the upper part water transportation shows wlmt the many millions of dollars annually.; Hotel Montezuma Sanford Steam Laundry of her face deep black, when she puts future holds in thu way of wholesale This is on farm products alone. Tho “Sanford’s New Hotel” on mourning.—Tnmpu Ttlmes. We hoii.-cH nnd factories and big business prevalent high rates on citrus fruits, FOR SERVICE know widows that paint too, lmt not of all klndH. $1.50 Up Per Day truck and other crops have often ---------- o----------Call 146-J with black paint. Orlando, Fin, been found to be utmost prohibitory. President Harding is already get­ Frequently a grower ts not nhlo to ---------- o---------W. RAWLING, Prop. Don’t forget that tho Dally and ting alarmed over the growing popu­ realize from a carload shipment Weekly Herald will havo Christmas larity of Secretary Hughes, and yes­ enough money to pay the freight. As editions that will he the greatest ad* terday the press .JespuU-hea^ carried of "thu' condition'Urn "great Acteylene Welding vertisiag^iMMlIums ever presented to the big nows tliut President Harding consuming public Is deprived of OF ALL KINDS your notice, And we want every busi- had conceived the peace conference wholesome and cheap fruits und Have a look at the while yachting on the Chosoponko jrimk crops Sanford Welding Co. and driving the boat into n quiet) The railroad rates should be ho ar­ Winchester Window. Located in Eagle Illdg., 205 Gak Ave. nook, had scratched the wonderful ranged thnt the farm products can document oil a piece of bark, with get to market. It must ho conceded, WHITE CAKE THE BALL HARD­ Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Av» tho hind foot of a graveyard rabbit. perhaps, that tho railroads them­ For n quickly prepared Cake, It will now he u constant "ruckus” selves would bo glnd to bnve the rutes try Instant Swans Down. To WARE CO. New Era Prin+ery between Hughes nnd Harding 'a la so arranged thnt they could guar­ make a whito enko, sift tho (lour G. Bassett Smith, Prop. Wilson-Rrynn vaudeville of sovoral antee the easy nnd freo movement'of threu times and udd 1 cup cold COMMERCIAL AND years ago, and result in tho over­ water. Boat tho mixture il to 5 all crops to market. 1 But this of. JOB PRINTING whelming defeat of tho Republican minutes. Baku in a moderate course cannot bo accomplished party at* tho next genera 1 election , 1 oven. without a general readjustment, *: , Hughes is tho biggest man In tho Soft Chocolate Frosting The ten per cent reduction Ih going oG aSO Tl O p G n S N O V . 20th. INSURANCE Heat 1 cup of milk, add two Republican rank, today. but not b « , 0 „ , „ |t thc Mv,w of . R e m e m V,e r M ,e S a h h a t h squares chocolate, 1 cup sugar. , oujb to bo .loclod prc.klont with of mo „lullm||y to Florida , ‘ l R 'I i l u u r U i e G !lD D a tt1 ’ N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. Phone 442 111 Park Ave Cook slowly until thick and ,h“ 0 ...... Umt h» wm h“v“' growtrn. Tho Itroworf-or nil o tW b u t O h y O U 2 1 s t . W. T. ROBERTS, A „ n l - * *1 smooth. Add 1 teaspoon va­ , Watch It. states, likewise, will bo bcno(U$ed.! ____ _ Office supplies of all kinds at Tbs nilla. ; \ But the reduction Is admittedly on*'!" *■ 1 y Herald Printing Co. When you want FORTUNATE FLORIDA tlrely Inadequate nnd, Insufficient to m f l l ? DAVT anything in this lint see The Herald. Florida the needs and It;Is H A l l l / " Sanford Florida onjoys tho' unlquo distlno- meat .....----( to be hoped T ,( f J l l J We have it or can get IL tlon of being known throughout the I that this ten per cent Is merely tho j _ Phonee 497-4M DRINK . , « * tl 8 country as the most prosperous sta te , forerunner of ithcr reduction!.— U / A o I NV WELAKA BLOCK Elder Springs Water, fta 99 98-1W —Get your Scratch Pads from The in tho union. Vlaltor* from the north ( Jacksonville Metropolis. | »» T x l t i J W H I I T i l l I er cent pare. Phone 51L Herald—by the pound—15c, Bank of Character S Q fi '■for#, a s i a a H* FOREST LAKE CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSION PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD TIRES W . R . L in k T ir e C o . SPORTSMEN OIL ’EM BOYS' GILLON & FRY Electrical Contractors Deane Turner HALL IIMPA �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1921 j[ wW hat W m id Become o f Sanford PAGE FIVE S F Y © 0 AWE P3LA EO TTC I f the Ungodly '"Ruled?” gift of a bath robe for him for Christmas, drop in and look at the nice Hear George Hyman s3 ahipment we have just received and pick out yours and we will lay it 3 ■ Discuss This Subject S aside for you. 3 B Sunday Night, November 20 at 7:30 E At The Baptist Temple | A nadl ft® IIo will also pay his respects to those who are saying, “The Baptists Run the Town” in a criticising way WtlU* IUpp«nl"i* Menllun of Matter* In Brie* ’’ ersunal Item* n( Internal ID m Pa ia w In and About S The City <£ tn » m » * to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to fa *3 fT n r * Pi r \ r p THE WEATHER For Florida: Local rains tonight or Sunday; cooler Sunday and in north portion tonight; frost probably in north portion Sundny night. ft* Pa Pa, Pa Pa Pi to RH ■ to to to W e al h e r report says storms ap- to to preaching. to r i m m Ri lu ft IR Summary of th# Floating Small. TaJka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Header* ■ Pa Tampa was represented here yes­ to Pq terday by H. P. Phipps. to A. Fishier, of New York, was reg­ pm Pa istered at the Valdez yesterduy. . TEMPERATURE Well, the old bulb thought it w h s summer again yes­ terday and tried to do the acrobatic Htunt and go out the top of the tube just like it did in the merry months of July and August. How­ ever, the weather is fino nt that although a trifle warm and not good for the lettuce and celery. Weather report says storms and such like on the Atlantic const from Huttcrns north which «will mean cooler weather for Florida. Let her come. We are prepared* for it and in­ stead of wearing one suit of b. v. d.’s wo will weur two suits. Anyhow, isn’t it nice weather? 5:40 A. M. NOVEMBER 19 Maximum ................... 88 Minimum ................... 04 At Llmu of observation 08 Barometer ..................50.20 Precipitation (rain) .... ,07 3ed room slippers, all styles, collar boxes, or anything in our line. You are sure to get them if you look them over now. We have just a limit­ ed number of these valuable Gifts. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Vincent, of Vero, and Mrs. E. G. Tyner, arrived In tho city last night from Jack­ sonville, where they have been for some tlmo and will be the guests of Mrs. H. J. Holly. 3 The many Sanford friends of Mrs. ( C. 11. Dingce are delighted to have her here for a few days ns she is making n flying trip to Jacksonville and return but stopped off for a few dnys to sec her friends hero. Mrs. Dingce however says that she will return Home time soon and make her friend n real visit. Mr. and Mrs. Dingeo wore among the denrly be­ loved citizens of Sanford where they resided for eighteen years and they are always welcome here. They are now residing at Dunedin where Mr. Dingce in engaged in the orange business. LIQUOR CASES IN MUNICIPAL COURT. © g u m ® w m j w n ftB n 7//f war/s S a n fo rd , F l a . CREAM CLEARS A STUFFED-UP HEAD I n s t a n t l y Opens E v e r y Ai r Passage— Clears Throat Too. If your nostrils nre clogged nnd your head is stuffed because of nnsty catarrh or a cold, apply a little pure, antiseptic cream into your nostrils. It penetrates through e e ry air passage, soothing and healing swollen, inflam­ ed membranes and yuu get instant re­ lief. Try this. Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Halm nt any drug store. Your clogged nostrils open right up; your bend is clonr; no more hawking or snuffling. County fifty. All the stuf­ finess, dryness, struggling for breath Is gone. You feel fino.—Adv. FOR S A L E 6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000 2-story, 5-room house, new....... 3,750 Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750 New 5-room cottage with large rooms ,on brick ro a d ......... 4,200 Terms Terms Terms Terms CITY LOTS— EASY PAYM ENTS Other Desirable Real E state. We can Suit any Inquiry The municipal court has been Unscene of a bard fought battle for the Pa past two days in the liquor cases that J. T. llrlwn, of Atlanta, was In the Pa have been brought ,in through tho <;jty yesterday transacting business. to means of nn out of town Bpottor Pa who laid around here for Homo time Pa J. B. Banks, of Atlantu, was in tho getting the evidence nnd then turned city yesterday on a business mis­ to in the offenders. Like oil other to sion. liquor cases, this ono took up much to time nnd attention in the court, nnd to C. P. Burron, of Atlanta, was to the convictions secured will prob­ to among the out of state visitors hero to ably broHk up this particular branch to to ^yesterday. that have been active for some time Classified advertisements, R cents a line. No ad taken for lean that to Pa to come. City Attorney Herring 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask to H. tj. Moore, of Rochester, N. Y., to represented the city of Sanford, nnd ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a must accompany all orders. Count five worde to a line and remit ac­ is spending some time here on a Attorneys Thcdford and Wilkinson cordingly. to to to to to to to to to to business mission. represented the defendants. The fol­ lowing cases were disposed of. Judge FOR RENT—Two Inrgo connecting are interested to know thut when FOR SALE -LetEarl Greenridge, of Boston, Mass., they want dance music or concerts of Mninos, presiding: rooms suitnblo for couple desiring FOR SALE—By owner, hnndsomo light house keeping, 010 Oak Avo, was among the out of stnte business any kind thut he has n rent orchestra Frank Blair, selling intoxicating UNCLE TOM ALLEN homo furnished, modern conveni­ visitors here yesterday. 203-fltp. composed of real musicians and he liquors, convicted. Penalty, 90 days ences, garage nnd bearing grovo; also in jail. — Know Your Wants— FOR RENT—2 bed rooms and kltchcan furnish music nt any time. Pat­ sumo beautiful home sites in a grovo But here in Sanford, with the sun ronize your home orchestras and you Gene Oglesby, same charge, con­ cnottc, furnished for light house­ Box 110, jAltnmonto keeping. Oil West Second street. shining and the temperature at, 88, it can get good music nt reasonable victed; fine $250 and cost, or 90 days. If it’s WOOD we have it. on a lnke. Springs, Fla. % 11-3-lmoc does not seem like storms. Jack Gidnoy, same charge, con­ rntes and keep your money nt home. FOR RENT—2 large furnished con­ j FOR SALE—Belgian Imres. Apply victed, fine $125 and cost or 50 days. nected housekeeping rooms, gas and Max L. Drexler, of New York, Tom Sutton, Mrs. Toni Sutton, See it at Laing’s old Mill 2„‘° 0t'° Mo,°'811 E',,, ovo\ Phone running water, $0.00 week. 205 Oak Col. IL J. Dame, a prominent legal 195-tfdh made his headquarters nt the Valdez light of Okeechobee, was a welcome MrH. C. M. Hliliyard, Chns. Gleason, Ave. 204-2tp while in thu city on business. FOR SALE—Dining table, walnut bed FOR RENT—Furnished room, 411 visitor nt this office this afternoon, discharged for lack of evidence. or Phone 34 It is said thnl the cases of Oglesand springs. Call 308-J. 200-tfc unroute homo from n business trip to Park Ave. 204-fltp II. C. Berry, of Cleveland, was Inverness. h»/$Hinl Gidnoy will be cniried to n HEMSTITCHING and Pieoting Atregistered at the Valdez yesterday higher court. tachment; fits all Huwing machines. WANTED If wo haven’t got what you want while attending business here.* Mr. nnd Mrs. Al Liljn have arriv­ Price $2.00. Checks, 10c extra. leave your order anti we will WANTED—Customers for fresh mlik, ed home from Jacksonville where RAISING FINE LIMES Lights Mail Order House, Box 127, have it cut to suit you. morning nnd evening deliveries.—R. P. Fairbnnk, of Gardner, Mass., they attended the state fair, tho big AT LAKE MARY. Birmingham, Ala. 202-0tp L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 1GD-St-Tu was in the city yesterday mingling Shriner’s doings, and everything. FOR SALE—One Florence Automat­ FOR RENT—Two largo comfortabio with friends ami attending to busi­ While nt the fair, they were pleased Lake Mary is one of the finest ic 3-hurner oil stove with mantel ness. bed rooms furnished. 717 Park TURKEY SUITER to note that the Sanford Daily Her­ parts of Seminole county, with or­ and oven. Call 415-W. 204-tfc Ave. 193-tfc ange groves ami farms and peaceful ald had taken a blue ribbon for hav­ Roast Turkey Dressing FOR SALE—Ono Daisy churn. Call WA NTED—Salesman with car to call George Steinhauser and II, Roa- ing the best first page among ail the and prosperous people, undf Lake Cream Potatoes Gravy 415-W. 204-tfc enkrothcr, of St. Louis, Mo., are six column dailies in the State of Mary is beginning to feel the impulse on dealers with a low priced 0,000 Cranberry Snuco FOR SALE—Two story business mile faerie and 10,000 mile cord tire. spending the week-end here nt the Florida. of development, thunkH to the ctforts Pickles building. Apply to the owner, Klen $ 100.00 n week with extra commis­ Vnldez. of several live wire real estate men, Coffee Pio Ares, 805 0th St. 205-tfc sions.—Universal Tiro & Rubber Co., Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. A. M. Phil­ who linve moved in there lately, and -----75c----H. D .Leach, of Clevolnnd, Ohio, lips, and Mrs. James Sharon, are ex­ nlsu the elforts of the good people F(Hl SALE—30 head of good milch Michigan City, Ind, 205-ltp Welnkn Block, was registered nttro Valdez yester- pected home today from Gainesville, who hnvo been living there nnd who cows, with young calves. Come early 203-3t Nov. 19, 1921. and get your pick.—E. E, Brady’s terdny while In the city attending to whore they have been attending the recognize the time ns being ripe for FOUND 305-1 tp business. state convention of the Floridn Fed­ development. Thu Hernid/ ofTico is EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE Stnhle. FOUND—Hire! dog. Owner can got eration <i4 Woman’s ClubH. They the recipient of, u box of nice limes I represent progressive, modem in­ same by calling 170-J and proving FOR RENT The many friends of CrUHp Barnes made the trip in Mrs. Holly s Ford today, the gift of Mrs. H. C. Durant, surance old-line companies nnd am property. 405-ltp arc glad to sec him out again, alter limousine nnd report a fine time the aide correspondent of the Week­ prompt in rendering you expert serv­ FOR RENT—Rooms for light house­ leing confined to :h i i* • tl w’th ly Herald, and n little Indy who is ice in Hccurlng for you just what you keeping, furnished, with running There’s no understanding woman. •a grippe. 4 Tile Daily Herald wants every lit­ greatly interested in the upbuilding want In life insurance on the plan water, electric lights, gas for cook­ She will hack a husband to frag­ tle item that is ’afloat. You might of her community. The limes are* suited to your present and future ing, house pleasantly located, rocontly ments with n hatchet nnd then weep Miss A. 11. Mitchell, of Oviedo, the not think it is important hut we want , large and fine, and if Lnke Mary can need. Endowment, monthly income painted, walla newly papered, Adults and declare that she didn’t mean ta 200-lwc kill him. efficient Seaboard agent nn.l 1I14 col - it JuHt the same, Don’t go away or raise such limes ns these, there is no plans, and automobile and fire in­ only. 300 French Avo. respondent for the Hcrnld, is in the come hack without letting the Daily need of sending to the Florida keys surance, Write or phone me to call. FOR RENT—Furnished bod room, 400 city today on a shopping tour, and Herald know about it. All of this for them. W. J. THIGPEN. 1 will unload another car load of Myrtle. Call 387. 203-3tc visiting her many friends. fresh milch coyH Monday. Como early co-operation on your part will help Sell It with a Herald Want Ad. For office supplies, siwdoni-ry, etc., FOR RENT-Suburban home. CM1 nnd get tho pick.—E. E. Brady’s Sta­ us make a big paper. 308-J. 107tfc ble. Edgar A. Bull wnnts all those who come io the Herald office. 305-ltp FOIl RENT—Ferndalo Apartments, furnished or unfurnished, Seo Mrs. In thb free country tho people L. G. Loveless, in Meisch block, 305 know ns much nbout their uffalrs nn East First St. Phono 29G-L1 194tfc conference delegates think ttfcy ■1 FOR RENT—2 furnished bed'rouma. should know. Phono 487-W, corner Elm A Third ■ TOMORROW—SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH AT 7:30 P. M. Street. 106-tfc Thrasher A Garner huvo Just rccelvfumlshed .bed <l ful1 ,ln« of army goods. Army FOR RENT—Ono room, also garage. 116 Laurel Avo. “Mcere shpos, army shoes, tents, _______ 190-tfc blankets, hatn, breechos, wool hose, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH P o R'RENT—'Two furnished rooms Bay tents, large tents 9x9 and 16x10. for light housekeeping, 206 East Tho price Ih whut talks. For first 5 Corner Fifth Street nnd Bark Avenue 3-fi St. 205-2tp cluss goods, seo our prices nnd goods B 4 U buy. Next to 10c sloor. 205-3tc If you are a Visitor or Stranger in theC ity We extend you a Hearty I^intTEKPF^RdomB and*kitchenettes, ■ ------------ :-------------Welcome—Come! Shirley Apt., opp. Poatofflco. 206-Up Post carJs—locul view*—ic each at RENT—Bed room, 311 W ik avu- the Herald office, BEST FOR BREAD FOR SUBJECT AT 11:00 A. M* nue. ~ *17fLtfc 8 o!d by FOR RENT—FurnlsheiOront room, GLEAN UP WEEK also tight housekeeping rooms at An untidy alley is n greater reveal■ ' *> ______ _ 200 Park ave. lM-4tp er of character thn na fixed up parlor. A. P. CONNELLY NOTICE [DR. W A L K E R ’S SUBJECTS I‘Young Man and His Ideals’ 3 S“L I F E ’S CHIEF CONCERN”! L. P. McCULLER ■JUi � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 19, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2fa45539d131ab0b3278f5aab10ad231.pdf 12c946cff9ac42c153fa7457e9b79af4 PDF Text Text The Sanford Daily Herald Sanford THE “City Substantial” 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 . VO LUM E ' ___ _________ ■■ ■ II W a r Minister Says P re ­ mier Briand W ill A sk for This ** ** AMERICA MUST SHOULDER ALL WORLD’S FINANCIAL BURDENS OR WORLD WILL FALL DOWN London Times Makes a Statement W orth Considering *4 Pa Pa Pa Pa Pw W ASHINGTON, Nov. 21. (B y tho Associated Press) — Tho Interstate Commorco Commission today issued positive order requiring tho railroads to put npproximately 10% decrease In hay and gruin rates into effect on or before next Docombor 27th. I*a A view tif the entrance court of the I'«•!:>t.^ Fnlon Medical college, Ju»t opened and dedicated. At the left Is the nioiloin> iuiiidiug; at the right, the Pa physiology building; center, the chemistry hullldng. Pa Pa p* P:t Pa Pa Pa Pn Pn STORM W AR N IN G S ARE UP - . HEADED NORTHW ESTW ARD RELOW ZERO IN NORTH. ( I lf The Ammrlntrd I’ rran) W ASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 21.— A West Indian disturbance is cen­ tered southeast of Newprovidonce, Bahamas, and apparently moving northwestward, tre weather bureau announced today. Storm warnings remain displayed between Cape Hen­ ry nnd Savannah, nnd advices of the disturbance is sent by rndio to ves­ sels olT the south Atlantic cons. The temperature will go below zero In tho northwestern states STRASHOURG, Nov. 21.— Premier Hriand will declare for guarantees necessary for tho security o f Franco at the Washington conference Minis­ ter of War Ilarthou said in an address here »t the celebration of the third anniversary of tho return o f Fronch troops to Strasbourg. lie said Franco was ready to accept limitation o f Innd armaments on certain conditions such complete disarmament of Germany. FORCES FOR DEFENSE AR E BE­ ING M AR SH ALLE D FOR TH E F R A Y W ASHINGTON, Nov. 21.— The first week of the Washington conference OKI,ANDO, Nov. 21.— The mar­ ■ailed with optimistic views expressshalling of forces is evident for tho le­ ■ I by several delegates, prominent gal battle that is to lie waged for the among which was Premier Hriand, of life of Lena M. T. Clarke, whose trial France, who said that soon the prln• 11des for the limitation of armament in the circuit court is set for Novem­ and the settlement o f the Far Eastern ber 22 on tlie charge of murder of •ini tion may ho definitely agreed up­ Fred A. Mllitlmore. C. C. Chillingworth, lawyer, of West Palm Bench, on by all. ChillingPrince Tokugnwa, o f Japan, added accompanied by his son, C. worth, present county judge of Palm a note o f caution, however, saying Beach county, arrived in Orlando, and that matters must not be hurried and the battle plans are being outlined in the delegates must not become impa­ close conference with Judgo E.< W. tient especially as “ thero is no doubt that tho conference will not last so Davis ami Leroy II. Giles, local coun­ sel f ortho defendant. No impres­ long as was originally thought.” Tho opinion is gaining ground in sion lias been allowed to bo gleaned some quarters that other conferences from the defendant's lawyers as to the may follow the present one on account probable policy of the defense mid " f the new conditions that will arise, they decline to intimnto the nature of the defense that will bu offered. especially in the Far East. LENA CLARKE TO GO TO TRIAL W ASH ING TO N, NftV. 21.— When Hrinnd finished speaking, Arthur J. Balfour, head of tho British delega­ tion presented tho viewpoint of Great Britain ,nnd in reply to Briand, pracically pledged tho support of Grent Britain to Franco, "in face of the lust for domination.” Senator Schnnzer, for Italy, told the confer­ ence hat nlthough Itnly thought two hundred thousand men a just quota for her army, her plans wero being made for further reduction. Baron Kato said Jnpnn wants such an army ns only "absolutely necessary fur purely defensivo purposes" in the far east. In his address, Briand doclnred at/enst a quarter o f a million of Germans nro receiving mllltnry train­ ing daily with all machinery for their moliilizntlon nt hand. Ho snid tho present Gormnn govornmtnt appar­ ently, is doing all it could to carry out the Versailles treaty, but many disquieting developments are threat­ ening this government, nnd naked who could any how long it would re­ main In power. Ho said ItusBln wns Lolling with nnnrchy retained power to mobollze twenty million men. Ask­ ed what would bccomo of Franco if NUMBER 200 FLETCHER A N D EN­ GINEERS MISSED OUR ST. JOHNS, H IT JAX --------- WANTS LIMITATION "Thus” ono prominent European statesman observed, "America, thru Hie noble initiative o f President Hard­ ing and the courngeous and far reach­ ing program o f Secretary Hughes will become a solid bridge between Y^cst**i*n and Enstorn civilization making •hem harmonize together." Some delegates have suggested tho convocation of an economic confer­ ence. as they maintain that tho estab­ lishment of a complete nnd lasting peace is not possible until tho financial and economic equilibrium of tho world is restored. Peking Union Medical College Pa R. R. MUST REDUCE RATES ON H A Y AND G R A IN — CUT lflft Pa Pa Pa OF LAND AR M AM E N TS ON CER­ Pa Pa T A IN CONDITIONS OF Pa D ISAR M AM EN T (llr The Adnoclulrtl I 'r m l W ASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-G orinnny, while apparently disarmed, Premier Hriand tola armament confer­ ence today, could with her present ma­ chinery raise urmy o f six or seven million men. A t least 250,000 Gor­ mans nro receiving dally military in­ structions, ho said althought pnrt of Germany evidently wants ponce and is ready to got hack to peaceful pursuits, the French Premier dcclnrod another portion, hended by Ludondorffs and others of military enst is continuing to preach old Prussian doctrines. In drnmntic speech lasting hour Hrinnd out lined to the conference •'Whnt’s being done at the door of France,” which ho added want" pence. "H ow can anyone ask France to disarm under such con­ ditions?" he said. V E G E T A B L E t S E C T IO N --------------------------------------------------------- i____________________________________________________________________________ SANFOKD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21,1921 FRANCE WANTS PROTECTION AND GUARANTEED SECURITY FROM GERMAN AGGRESSION Sanford THE “City Substantial’ JURY COMPOSED OK WOMEN FINDS VERDICT QUICKLY. HENRY FORD SUCCEEDS IN OBTAINING PLANT AT MUSCLE SHOALS Terms A re Up to the Government But His Plans A re Made NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—"You bet, it’s going through," Henry Ford said yesterday regarding his proposal to buy and leaso the Muscle Shoals, A lo „ nitrate and water power projects, Tho terms, lie added, were up to the gov­ ernment. Mr. Ford, who conferred hero last night with Thoarns A. Edison, regard­ ing the Muscle Shoals project, wns asked if he proposud to compete with Chile in the production of nitrates. “ i f we cun't beat tho Chileans we ought to quit," ho nnswered. Referring to his visit to Washing­ ton Saturday when ho conferred with Secretary Weeks regarding Muscle Shoals, Mr. Ford said lie also had n conference with President Harding and at that time had offered to buy for junk tlie battleships scrapped by the government us a result of the arms conference. He added that the President iiad enjoyed a hearty laugh. Before leaving for Detroit the auto­ mobile inanufactiiror mentioned that he went to the bedside o f Secretary Weeks, who was ill Saturday night in You hnve doubtless noticed that people never rebuko n scandal poddlor until they get nil the particu­ lars. TUT a DAILY HtBALD WAKT AD. Bolshevik joined Germnriy, bo ex­ plained that Gcrmnny’a qunrter o f a million men were suppontd to bo lo­ cal polico. Ry Ra Ra Ra JAC KSO NVILLE, Nov. 21.— (B y The Associated Press).— Senator Flotcher and board of army ongineers arrived hero today for inspection of the St. Johns river from Mnyport to Jacksonville which local in* lurusts are seeking to liavo deepened. Party have been to Miami, West Point Bench on similar mission. Engineers leave tonight for Washington. Buy It with a Herald Want Ad. *a CLOUDBURSTS IN* S IC ILY DEVASTATES COUNTRYSIDE ( lly The Aasiiplnlrd I'rraa) M ESSINA, Sicily, Nov. 21.— A cloudburst have devastated the whole countryside in the region of this city, entire villages being swept by floods nnd line of communication has been broken. Hundreds o f persons are homeless, and several are report­ ed dead. FORTY-NINE MANUFACTURERS CALLED TO TRIAL Plans W ere Made at Detroit by National Automo­ bile Association PITTSBURG, Kns., NoV. lO .-T h e Miners’ Intcrhntibnnl Executive Board of the United Mlno Workers of America will ho convened immedi­ ately to toko action on tho Kansas situation. President John L. Lewis announced In a messago received to­ day by Van A. Bitnor, representative of tho international in tho Kansas field. *a Washington and placed heforo him the proposition to take over the Mus­ cle Shoals property. He declined to say whether they had reached any def­ inite agreement. He also presented to Secretary Weeks his proposition to buy scrapped battleships for use in making automobiles and trucks. " I t ’s nothing,” he remarked. "W o bay scrap iron till the time." Mr. Ford said he would lenve it to tlie experts to figure how much horse power coidd lie developed nnd tho amount of nitrate it would ho possible to produce at Muscle Shoals. That FE D ER AL DISTRICT JUDGE would lie determined, lie said, after he CALLS TE R R A C A TT A MEN and Mr. Edison witli technical advis­ ON C ARPET ors had inspeted the property. Both Mr. Edison and himself were anxious lilt The \«»nrlnlril I'rcaat NEW YORK. Nov. 21.— I-'orty-nlne to eat turkey dinners in their own homes Thanksgiving day, Mr. Ford terra cotta manufacturers wero cnllcd to trial today by tlie federal district, said, lint (lie inventor would go to VanFleet, to face charges o f violation Detroit tho following week ami then of tlie trust law. Indictment were they would depart for Alabama. Mr. filed less than eight weeks ago and Ford said Mr. Edison would work out all sjeed records are said to hnve been matters o f chemistry in the nitrate broken iu rushing the ease to court. Sentences upon pleas of guilty enter­ production plant. ed by fifty-three filing contractors will he passed on Wednesday. AUTOMOBILE CLUBS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY, THEY ARE LACKING TO DECIDE ON KANSAS. Ra Ra RttRaRaRaRaRaRal URa J! DETROIT, Nov. 21.— Plans for orgatiizing automobile clubs in small OKEECHOBEE, Fla., Nov. ID.— nnd intermediate cities throughout the country where such clubs are lacking Six prominent ladies o f this city wns discussed today at tho annual composed lirst women jury in Okee­ chobee county when a gambling cuso was tried before Mrs. J. Den­ Catts’ Case Lingers ham Bird, Mrs. I). R. McNeill, Mrs. in Lake Butler— B. E. Alsobruok, Mrs. L. E. Davis, Other Cases Called and Mrs. O. O. Davis in county judge’s court. A fter deliberation of •15 minutes a verdict of guilty wns Ex-Governor Has Keen Waiting Since Friday delivered. Owing to the inability of six men yesterday to reach u verdict Illy The Asaorlntrd I'rraa) In the ense n mixed veniro was sum­ L A K E BUTLER, Nov. 21.—The fall moned, all the men of which were session of Union Courtty circuit court disiBscd during tho examination. It nt which the bribery chargo against is thought this to bo the first jury former Governor Cntts woh scheduled, composed entirely of women to ren­ opened hero today. But the first cuso der a verdict in tho Stato o f Florida. called was that of Shelton Hail, charg­ ed with murder. Work o f selecting MURDERER ELECTROCUTED the jury began with no announcement A T RALEIGH, N. C., as to the plans for the' Catts case. KILLED PUBLIC CHAUFFER. Cutts has been here sinco Friday. Tho Cntts case went over today ( I l i The Associated 1’ressl RALEIGH, N. C., Nov. 21.— W ill until tho spring term on motion o f the Y. Westmoreland, convicted of the defense on account o f lack of Insuf­ murder of J* H. Nance, public chauf­ ficient witnesses. feur, near Sutcuvllid a year ago, was electrocuted nt tho sUito prison hero today. Itobbory Is said to be th0 motivo of tho killing. R* Ra Ra Rs Ra R»i R*i R3] Ri meeting of the American Automobile Association here. The plan providing for the establishment of mechanical aid service for auto dull members in all states, was also up for discussion, Officers Elected for Campbell-Lossing Post American Legion George (J. Herring Heads Post for the Ensuing Yenr A business and annual meeting for election of officers o f the CampbellLnssing Post No. 53, wns held at iiiu Valdez Hotel Fridny evening, Novem­ ber 18th. The following officers were elected for the ensuing yenr: Geo, G. Herring, Post Commnnder; Frank Akers, Vice-Post Comnndor; Kenneth Murrell, Post Adjutant; Rob­ ert Dean, Treasurer; Tom Meredith, Master-at-Arms; Dr. R. E. Stcvons, Post Modicnl Officer; Randall Chase, Historian; Dr. Goo. Hymun, Chnplin. The executive committee consisting of S. M. Lloyd, Geo. W. Knight nnd Fred T. Williams. Amusement com­ mittee, I*. A. Mero nnd L. P. Chlttondun, A fund o f ono hundred dollars ($100.00) was created nnd has been placod in the Savings Account for building purposes only nhd it wns also agreed thnt manoy shall bo placod in this savings from time to time, which through tho kindness of tho city’s do­ nation of tho lot it will ho a quostion o f only a short time before tho Logloncarn will hnvo a beautiful building adorning tho Inko front. Arrangements for a banquet to be ARMAMENT IDEA A L R E A D Y SETTLED I1UT T H E BIO TH ING TO CONSIDER 18 T H E W ORLD’S FIN AN C E S (Hr Thr Aaanrlntrd I'rraa) LONDON, Nov. 21.— Unless ths United Stntcs shoulders tho burden of world finnnee, only n miracle can avert the financial entnstropho which is ever drnwing nearer, tlie Sunday Times de­ clared in its editorial columns Sunday morning. Tho newspaper rcgnrds tho limita­ tion of armaments ns an accomplished fact, for which it gives credit to the United Status nnd passes on to its dis­ cussion of finnneo with tho remark that it is Imped tho American people will display equal courage and fore­ sight in coping with tho vastly more imminent menace oT world finance. "America alone can stabilize credit by devising some scheme for financ­ ing the nations now hovering on tho brink o f insolvency," it snys, under the caption, “ Washington ami World Finance." "N o one for a moment imagines that Germany is able to pny 500,000,000 gold marks on January 15," the edi­ torial continues. "In tho event o f her failure to do so, tlie dilficuhicH to France liimuces mny prove insurmountablo nnd I f France forces Germany into bankrupt­ cy tlie crash may bring down tho whole edifice of European credit. "In such an event tho United States will suffer incalculable losses. Tho only way out is for America to ob­ serve the precedent set liy die Bank of England when it saved world credits in a minor crisis by drawing gold front all tlie world to loan where it wns most needed. "America holds tho world's gold to­ day. Tho time is short, for, should Germany fail to pay, France may march into tlie Ruhr region and then who cun say what disarmament pro­ posals may not vanish in tho smoko o f w ar?” COTTON GIN REPORT. (Ilr Tin* \»»<icln(r<l I'rraa) CAMPHOR D U TY M A Y HE IN NEW T A R IF F W ASHINGTON. Nov. 21.—Cotton ginned prior to November I t amount­ W ASH IN G TO N , Nov. 21.—Tur­ ed to 7,270,575 running hales, the pentine mid rosin producers nro census bureau announced todny. com­ closely following legislation in tho pared with 8,914, -12 of the same date coming tarilf net. The new gill will last year. Florida ginning to N o­ probably include protective'duties on vember l l in thiH year, wns 11,007 camphor, crude syetlietie ami ro­ hales. Total ginnings according to ll lied. the census hurenu for this year al­ Several attempts hnvo been mndo ready exceeded by 733,575 hales. T h e ! to produce synthetic camphor in this quantity forecast for this year In n| country. Each time the project has preliminary estimate o f the crop failed. A study o f the exercise o f tha made early in October by the De­ control through manipulation of tho partment of Agriculurc. camphor innrkets o f the world by tho Japanese camphor monopoly hIiows How would it do to let Uncle Snm why they failed. The consumers o f hold the linttleships as collateral? camphor hnvo frequently testified that they are at the mercy o f that held at the Valdez Hotel Monday ev­ monopoly. ening, November 28th, at 8 o’clock Such a situation is Hnid to bo ex­ honoring the winners uf trophies and tremely undesirable both from a com­ Chns. L. Britt nnd J. D. Hood ns mercial nnd a standpoint of national guests. Aliy Lcglonoor desiring to at­ defense. It is not well that, bu> tend should see Frank Akers, Chair­ dependent upon or nt the mercy o f man o f tho committee nnd arrange any foreign counry for an article o f for tickets. such importance ns camphor. Instruction wns given tho Adjutant It is said tha* tho remedy fo r this to write personal letters of thnnks to situation lies in the estnblishmen and each of the following: Mayor John development o fa camphor industry Martin, Jacksonville; J. D. Hood; o f our own, either natural or syn­ tho commnndor of Cnrlstrom Field; thetic. The form er is a slow, untried Charles L. Britt; Woninn’s Auxiliary proposition. The latter— synthetic of tho Amoricnn I.egion; Snnford eamphor— Is a definite, tried, chemi­ Chnmber o f Commorco; F. F. Dutton, cal process. Wo can muko tho latter Wight BroH Co.; Harry H. Herron; In any ((quantity in this country. Tho First Nntionnl Bank; Seminole Bank; chief rnw material— turpentine— is Peoples Bnnk; R. W. Grom, Wlritor produced in abundance in our longPark; Hel-Jar CofYoo Co.; Llbby-McNcnl-Libhy, Jacksonville; Southorn leaf pino bolt. A proposition it said to havo been Utilities Co.; Mrs. W. E. Watson and Mr. Dunlap of the Singer Sewing Ma­ made to the sonato finance commltteo that the presen tariff sand until it chine Co. •' Sinco tho American Legion puts on could hcocrtified that synthetic cam­ only tho highest typo o f entertain­ phor was being produced iu this ment, we nro presenting Mr. Law­ country at tho rate of two million rence Haynes in n musical recital, In pounds a year, at which the 25 per the near future. Mr. Haynes Is a cent duty shall apply. This situation in most interesting Floridian known throughout tho world ns ono o f tho greatest tenor singers, to nnvnl stores operators all ovor tha and is called the second Caruso. With country nnd tho effort to break Ja­ our number of entertainments fo r tho pan’s monopolistic hold on tho cam­ winter we nro putting on the Lyceum phor trado will be followed with in­ Course. terest. ' �» 6 0 B tT »B »r»n n rr;? !n : JImJ i i•« ii/ iU 'i'. *u THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1921 J>AGE six * [.GALLOWAY, CE-PRESIDENT OF FEDERATION PACK ING HOUSE EM PLOYEES T A K E P A Y REDUCTION RECOGNIZE CONDITIONS. : 's.v CONTESTS FOR THE SEASON m v l Tfe Star- W31 CHICAGO , III., Nov. 10.— Em­ ployees o f Armour and Company, 26,000 in all, today through their plant governing committee, agreed L. H. Gibbs carried o ff high honors SANFORD W OMAN , RECEIVES with officials of the packing house A L L -S T A R C A S T inThursday at tho trap of tho Sanford that a woge reduction is necessary H ir.II HONORS FROM TH E FLORIDA WOMEN and fixed its amount. The cut is e f­ Rod & Gun Club, when tho season wns officially closed. With a season fective November 28. This is the first time in the history percentage of .754 he wound up tho G A IN E S V ILLE , Nov. 10.— Tho season 12 points ahead of his nearest twenty-seventh annunl convention of o f the industry thnt a wage reduction competitor for first place, Col. Geo. i ’ )L the Floridn State Federation of Wo­ has been arrived nt in such a man W. Knight. „ >> men's Clubs was officially doted hero nor, The contest between these tuen for Last night officials of the Swit and last.night at the completion of the first plnco hns been close nnd inter­ final exercises held In the high school Company announced that after an esting. Col. Knight has held the all-day conference the representa­ auditorium. lend for several weeks, mnnnging to The session yesterday morning was tives o f Chicago assembly o f cmA lso a T w o -P a rt Sunshine Comedy stny just n few points ahead o f Mr. featured by the election o f officers loyes had voted thnt a readjustment Gibbs, nnd held his place until the for the coming year nnd those who of wages was necessary, had tender­ last half of Thursday’s contest. In -r:sr !cr tf/rr Mruatr;- rrc r--, . • ed a vote o f confidence in the man­ will serve are ns follows: the last half Gibbs broke 22 o f his 25 President, Mis* Elizabeth Skinner, agement and had voted they leave and Col. Knight but 17, changing the Saturday N ig h t a tth e Princess— M iss D u ­ of Dunedin; vice prcsjflent-at-lnrgo, wage readjustment to the disertion score by soveral points. Mrs. Ernest McCowan Galloway, of of the management. pont in “The R a g e o f P aris” J. H. Cowan, comes third with .768 Sanford; recording secretary, Mrs. C. Reductions for various classes o f to his credit. While Mr. Cowan w i i E. Hawkins, of Brooksvllle; corres­ employes • of the Chicago assembly not a regular visitor at the traps he ponding secretary, Mrs. Byrnes; treas­ prActicRptf corresponding to those showed remarkablo ability as a urer, Mrs. M. L. Stanley, of Daytona; fixed by tho employes o f Armour and mnrksmon and made good scores at ■■■•Mi auditor, Miss Bessie A. Williams, of Company and effective on tho same each contest which ho entered. Ray­ Crescent City. date, Nov. 28, wero then announced mond Allen and Bel Coleman came in Delegatee to tho General Federa­ by compnny officials who snid they for fourth nnd fifth places whilo A. B. tion elected wero as follows: Mrs. J. expected thcother sixteen eHsemblies Wallace and F. L. Woodruff, Jr., hold W. McCollum,-Mrs. Edgar Lewis, Mrs. of employes to take similnr action. sixth nnd seventh with a very narrow A N Y P A R T O P T O W N , O N TE R M S TO I W. L. Blackman, Mrs. W. M. Scssoms, Employes o f Wilson nnd Compnny margin of seven points between the Mrs. C. E. Hawkins, Dr. Grnce Whit- have announced thnt it will follow the S U IT Y O U : I fourth nnd seventh places in the list. ford, Mrs. W. M. Pepper, Mrs. T. M. exnmple of the others. As the hunting season opens >on : Shackelford. . .. All o f tho big flvn except Morris Monday o f next week tho- trap sea­ Y ou c&n inake money buying fo r advance. [ During the session yesterday morn­ nnd Company last spring inaugurat­ *1Y ou are goin g to build a home one o f these fi ing Mrs. Amos II. Norris, o f Tampa, ed-• th«» -('plant management" system son was closed Thursday and will be re-opened in the spring. Considerable chairman of the industrial and social of employes participation ,ln -, the d ^ j$ % K y tfot select a lot now, and pay fo r it E interest hns been taken in tho trap­ conditions committee, rendered her manngecnt.af tho industry...,,/». by easy stages. g shooting nt the club grounds and it is annual report in which she said that The agreement between; Armour planned to conduct the contests in the the work of tho Federation had been a nnd Company and*its employes calls '•’I f yertrhave some money, will build one or 5 future strictly in accordance with the large factor In keeping J. J. Menden­ m h o rn * :' s for the following reduction in wages: rule# of tho American Trap Shooting hall, notorioua murderer now serving r For piece workers, 8 per cent; un­ Association. While tho Hcores have ’ Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the g a life sentence, from securing a par­ skilled .labor, gotting 45 cents an not been exceptionally high, they hnvo don. She also spoke of her visit to tho gm n en p w . , . . . . . . > hopr or less, 7 1-2 per cent. been very good considering tho fact Htnta prison fnnn and highly compli­ Koi-skillfd labor gotting 45 to B0 that this is Sanford’s first senHon in mented tho superintendent, J. S. cents nn hour, 3 per cent. A mini­ the trap-shooting game. Blitch, saying that he was doing ono mum wage o f 25 cents nn hour for The oxnct date of the opening of the of the greatest work of any work in adult female labor is provided. trap next spring has not bacn set, the United States. Theso reductions to apply to plants but it will be very soon aftor the Mrs. Roselle Murphy Cooley ren­ In Chicago, St. Paul, Siux City, close of tho hunting, season. The con­ dered her report on civil reform and Omnha, St. Joseph Kansas St. Louis •ni Lfw si tests will he in full c)iurgo of the s ,V .) recommended that civil service work­ AGENT nnd Denver. iiue. mo trap committee o f tho. Club who will ers he appointed through merit. Mrs. be competent and have full power to Cooley is serving her fourth term o f take charge o f all contests. , EDUCATION A I. W EEK IS SET office in churge of this work. Thursday’s score and tho season’s A R E J U V E N ILE COURTS LEGAL. Mrs.. Blackman, chairman of the . FOR DECEMBER 4-10. score and percentages are shown be­ committee on education; Mrs. R. II. Edwards, chairman of tho committed W ASH ING TO N, Nov. ID.— Inter­ low. Tho scoro of thoso not.enter­ M IABI, Nov. 10.— Court action de­ on home education, and Miss Bessie est throughout the cogntry In Am eri­ ing more than ono contest and also of signed to result In the Florida su­ A. Williams, chairman of credentials, can Education Week, to ho held De­ those making lcqs than, 400 are not premo court deciding whether: the gave their reports for tho year dur­ cember 4-10, In already being mani­ published: 11 stato lnw establishing juvenilo courts ing the morning ncaaion also. fested lo such nn oxtent ns to infThursday’s Score State and County T ax fs valid, has been (lied here by C. M. Miss Skinner introduced Dr. Turk dlcato thnttho week will he one me- Smith, H. P..................... attorney representing Books are now open for 50-48 McClure, o f the state hcnlth board. He said mornhle in educational circles. Spon­ Gibbs, L. H ............ 50-42 Hardcourt Johnson ,a negro youth. the payment o f taxes fo r that " I f we ever hnvo political reform sored by the Nntionnl Education A s­ Wallace, A. B........................... 26-21 the women would do It, ns they stand sociation nnd tho Americnn Legion, Wight, R. B............ 1921, a dis­ 50-38 n o t i c k o p m a i . k o k tao,aoe.oo HPBC< the year, for all that is wholesome and right." nnd aided by other national orgnnixn- Whitncr, Chns........................... 25-10 I A I. T A X SCHOOL m s T i t l e t n o . count of 2% is allowed Hu also stated that the women "are tions, it Is fnst being taken up nnd Puleston, S. ............................. 50-37 n, s E M iN o r .n c o u n t y , F L O R ­ ID A . <O V IE D O S P E C IA L just boginning their work nnd that indorsed by locnl bodies. The main Knight, G. W ........................... 50-37 for payment in Novem ­ T A X SC IIO O L D IS T R IC T ) . there wns much yet to be done. If purposes of tho week, nrc it is an­ Purdon, John ............................ 75-53 ber, 1% in December. SCHOOL 1IONDH . . child welfare is successful, it will be nounced, to Inform the public o f the Woodruff, F. L., Jr................ 50-35 close A p ril Notlco Ih mostly through the'co-operation of the accomplishments nnd purposes o f the given thnt Honied T ax books Coleman, J. B., ........................ 25-17 bldH w ill bo horeby roco lalvctl by tho County Florida federation.” He brought out public schools nnd to secure co-oper­ __________ o f _Homl- 1st. Poll taxes fo r the Allen, R. L., ............................ 25-15 Hoard o f Public lInHtruclIon nolo County, Floridn. ut tho office o f the fact that there are 200,000 school­ ation nnd suppoprt in meeting theso Hardin, Roy ............................ 50-20 tho Hniiorlntondont o f Public Instruc­ year 1921, fo r both men children in the state who have some needs ns well ns to tench and foster of tho ha Id County ut the Court Hintersmith, J. II .................... 25-12 tion iloMMO In Munford, Floridn, on or before form of physical defects. He snid good Americanism. tho expiration o f thirty days from tho and women, became due Higgins, Ed................................ 50-23 first publication o f this notice nnd un­ that the Rockefeller foundation would The detnlls of the progrnms to he Maxwell, R, C........................... 50-20 til 3:00 o'clock In tho afternoon o f I)o- November 1st, 1921. furnish half o f the money for this observed nro fust boing worked out 22nd. 1031. fo r tho purchase of Stootoff, C............................... 25-10 eemhor 120,000.00 Special Tax School District Business and Occupa­ work if the state bonrd o f hcnlth by the organizations \co-opernting Akers, Frank .......................... 25- 0 No. 3. Huntlnolo County, Florltfn, Ronds; said bonds being dated July 1st, 1021, would appropriate n like sum. Licenses became nctively in the work nnd by the stato Bryan, L. T ....................... • ..... 25- 8 hearing Interest at tho rule o f 0 per tion The afternoon session wns dismiss­ per annum, Interest payable sentland locnl bodies which nro assisting. Roumillnt, F. E. ..................... 25- 7 cent aunuully on thu first duy of July anti due October 1st, and if ed at 2 o’clock in order to allow every­ January o f ench year until maturity; American Education Week wns sug­ said bonds matures and the prlnctpui not paid, are delinquent, one an opportunity to attend the Fiorgested by the words of the president becomes due uml paynhle thirty years ida-Missisaippi football game at the after tho date thereof; mild bonds have in hi HnddrcsH October ID, nt the in­ Birds Broke Pet. been validated and confirmed by decree as the law requires that University. of the Circuit Court o f the Hoventh Ju­ auguration o f the president of the Gibbs, L. II............. . 3 5 0 204 .754 dicial Circuit o f Florida, dated Hep- a license be procured be­ College o f Wlllinm nnd Mnry. 30, 1021; said bonds to he sold Knight, G. W ........... ... 200 108 .742 tember for delivery within fifteen days after fore conducting the bus­ FR U IT DEVELOPM ENT written notice of acceptance o f bid Is Cowan, J. H ............ .... 75 55 .733 tflvcn; said bonds are of 11,000.00 de­ IN MARION. FLORIDA N E W SPAPE RS REST. Allen, Raymond L.... ...150 100 .707 nomination and Inturest and |>rlacl|ml iness, profession or oc­ payable at National Pnrk Rank, t’ liy Cqiaman, Ben ....... ...175 123 .703 and cupation. State o f New York. OCALA, Nov. 10.— The planting of G A IN E S V ILLE , Nov. ID.— "Taken Wallace, A. B........... ...185 130 .702 Written opinion o f Mr. Jno. C. Thom­ son, Attorney of Now York, approving tho six hundred acre citrus fruit de­ ns n whole, Florida's newspapers are Woodruff, F. L., Jr. ...225 157 .700 the validity o f said bonds will be fur­ JNO. O J I N K I N S , velopment of the Florida Orange superior to those o f almost any other Hringfellow, W. A ... 125 84 .072 nished. Knob hid must he accompanied with Groves Corporation, about fhur stntcs in the union," in the opinion Puleston, S. .......... T ax Collector, 370 .001 a certified check In the sum of 1200,00 made payable to the Hoard o f Public miles southeast of Ocala, U under o f Prof. Bristow Adams', agricul­ Kennedy, K ............ ...125 81 .048 Instruction for Seminole County, F lo ri­ Seminole Co. way. Tho setting out o f trees began tural editor nnd professor o f agri­ Whitncr, Chns........ ...385 24D such check o f the successful bidder .047 da. 11-7-2wc— 11-1 l-4wc to he retained ns Ihiuldntud dumiiKos to this week under direction of M. J. cultural journalism o f New York Smith, H. P ............ ...375 241 .043 tho Uourd should tho successful bidder full or refuse to take up said bonds acTimmons, resldest manager. About Stato College o f Agriculture, Cornell Herndon, O. P......... 183 .042 curdliiK to the terms o f this notice und ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. 250 acres will he planted by next University. Hardin, Roy ......... ...375 240 .040 Inn bln. Tho wild Hoard rencrvoM tin* rlaht to reject any nnd all bids. spring. Professor Adunis made the state­ Stevens, R. E. ....... ...075 428 .03*1 o. i Subscribers to tho Dolly Herald 47 .027 ment in the course o f a lecture on Leonard, N. B........ .... 75 should nsk for n receipt when the “ Standards o f Journalism," to the Brumlcy, L. A. ..... . 185 111 .010 carrier boys collect from you. It la 150 03 .020 class in agricultural journnlism o f Purdon, Jno............ , ........ " i u ir i miirmun and Hecrotnry and the seal o f the said Newman, It. A ........ ...425 200 .012 lii’urd at Sanford. Hemlnole County tho only protection you havo In casethe Floridn college o f agriculture tho carrier chnnges or thoro happens here. He wns invited to lecture to Urumley, John ..... ...310 187 .003 A. I. PJ2I " ' ' ',uy " f Nover" 30 .000 to - rrlatako in the account. Each the students by Denn Wiinmn New­ Thigpen, W. J........ .... 50 . BOUNTY IIOAIM) OF PUR. yu INSTRUCTION. HF.MI* 30 noo •irrfer boy is suppllod with receipt ell after having acted ns'judge in tho Hickson, It, G. ....... .... 50 NOl.h COUNTY. FLORIDA >IIIDA. Ily C. C. F. HARRISON, .. By H A R R IS . IV books, and Is commanded to give a recent Floridn newspaper contest at Hand, W. S............ ...200 110 .595 (Seal o f. Hoard) Chairman. the state fair in Jacksonville. He nl- Hill, W. C.............. ...550 325 .501 Attest: receipt- by tho Hcrnld. See that you T. W. LAWTON. Howard, Claude C. ... .285 107 .580 so declared "tho exhibit mode by the get your receipt nt th : end o f each Bx*O,f,0l° Socretnry. 44 .580 2t)|.5to University o f Floridn nt the state Hickson, J. T ......... .... 75 week if you nro paying thnt way. Wight, R. B............ ...275 150 .580 fair is the flnost thing of, 'ts nature Woodruff, J. D........ 48 .573 I have ever,seen ." 11 -, i... Mobley, E. I)........... .275 157 .571 U rgin g-h is otudont audience to Yountz, Sam ......... . ...110 02 .504 think long, and well befnro thrusting 55 .550 aside thidr desires to bocome Inter­ Hickson, D. C........ ...100 ....400 Maxwell, R. C......... 213 .533 ested In newspaper training, Profes­ 53 .530 sor Adnma. asserted tho calling is ns Kennedy, L .............. ....100 lofty as that i t any othor profession Higgins, Ed............ ...450 238 .629 Main Dining Room— H O T E L V A L D E Z 03 .504 and is nn much dependent upon high Douglass, Vnnco E.. ....125 24 .480 stnndnrdf as law, medicine or tho Williams, Tom ..... .... 50 ... 175 Stootoff, C.............. 81 .403 ministry. Y • • Herndon, B. W ........ 1....25 57 .450 "In fact," he continued, "It hns Akers, Frank ......... • f •-1 - i 91 .155 been the high standard# And lofty Tolur, J. N .............. 88 .440 ideals of tho newspapermen of this Connolly, L. H........ ... 100 Something Different 44 .440 Coutnry ,nnd o f your state in par­ Stonoff, M ............... .... 75 33 .440 ticular, which has raised the Journal­ Hand, W. I I ............. .... 50 20 .400 We have engaged a Concert Orchestra to an excellent ism o f this country and your state Herring, Geo. G....... ... 75 80 .400 to the very high level to which it has "Tk 'll/ :•• a KAYNEE PAJAM ETTES are the really comfy Bleeping togs for tho youngfitera. We also have them in flannelette feet nighties; just the thing for the little fellows that kick the cover off. Sizes 3 to 10. Be sure to drop in and see them. to to to to to to to to to to EVERYBODY IN SUN* to to D A Y SCHOOL TOMOR. to ta. ROW, NOVEMBER 20 to tm ta R a fe iN a to ta ta ta I % Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. T jT i TTT ' i : f >. BIDS TO OPEN FOR SCHOOL BOOKS FOR STATE TALLA H A SSE E , Nov. 18.— Bid* will be opened December 10 by the Rtnte school book commission on pro­ posals to furnish Florida schools for period of eight years from July 1, 1022, high school text hooka nnd equipment such rh pencil tableta. ink tablets and miscellaneous items. Each bidder must file with tho commission on Dcccber 10, seven snmple copies of each book offered, provided, however, that no deposit need exceed $2,000. The book so nwblcb bids will be re­ ceived include those on English rhe­ toric and literature; Latin, French, Gorman ,Spanish, history, civil gov­ ernment, science, bookkeeping, indus­ try, including agriculture, domestic science nnd manual training, philoso­ phy nnd music. D ISTANCE RECORD ON W IRELESS MESSAGES NEW YORK, Nov. 10.— A new world’s record for long distance radio communication was made on Novem­ ber 5, according to the Radio Cor­ poration of Amcricn which announc­ ed that President Harding’s message to the nations of the world wns pick­ ed up in New Zealand, 10,000 miles away. The message was sent from the new radio central, at Rocky Point, on Long Island. HANKING SOCIETIES TO HE CONSOLIDATED JACKSONVILLE, Nov. ID.— Recommendation thnt the Florida Bankers' Association and the State Bankers’ Association of Florida be merged will lie made at the joint convention of thu two associations next spring in Gainesville, it was de­ rided here at a meeting o f mem­ bers of the executive committees of the two organisations. rute iter HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS | M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y 5 A. P. CONNELLY l TAX BOOKS ARE N0W_0PEN Selecting#the^0if^s I sv\ SPECIAL THANKSGIVING DINNER fi Hhe Wise Selections i u ,/5ime €nduring LastingIn rYn'/v'y ?Fissure and Sentiment ’ render McLAULIN’S Opticians------ Jewelers 212 East First Street THURSDAY EVENING, 6:00 TO 9:00 Sanford, Floridn s attained." The world news the day It happans, delivered at your door each evening, Post cards— local views— lc each at 15c the week. come to the Herald office. Program during the dinner hour Souvenir Menu. * - * . . - • ,tr % i • e ►» t »_ t. •. i. Turke/wUh all lhe Trtnu.taga, * t t * M * * * * + + * * * * ~ ~ ^ + t f ........... �THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1921 PAGE TWO „S h o e Repairing—Hand W o rk m P re s e n t S h o e P ric e s Ing for West Pnlni Dench where ho goes on business. iM U IM II '■ ■ ■ II. II. Rnnnlck, spent the week­ end here with his wife, returning to Plnnt City this morning. M * m ■ 1 . Realizing that the shoe manufacturer today is in great competition, goods have to be produced in certain grades o f leather and workmanship to meet with other factory competition and the exacting buying public, therefore shoes costing the merchant $5.00 must be up to a standard in all Factories. This being true it is a fact that all merchants purchase the same value fo r $5.00. The Merchant cannot make more than reasonable profit to pay rent, clerk hire, taxes, charities, insurance, etc., and this expeiditure stays in Sanford. It goes for Sanford upbuilding. Mail-order or outside firm s pay a tax in their.territory only. They do,not main­ tain our City, County or State. S Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Bnrrett are now pleasantly loented at the Wolnkn npnrtments, No. 18. 8 ■ | - 5 Jj ■ £ ■ ! * ■ : VIRGINIA Three URLEY Notablt* * B TURKISH The three greatest Cc one-eleven cigarettes 2 0 fo rl5 ‘ Let us Bum it up— all merchants buy on about the some basis from the manufacturer and add enough to pay froitfht, taxes,! living expense, etc., nnd sell it to the public ready to make good any faults, W E ADD O N L Y ONE P R O F IT X ,jC Z Z .M ~ g and just enough to warrant success to ourselves and Sanford r a a s y ." T R A D E A T HOME J Lesley Bryan, Ernest Householder, Vance Douglas, E. A. Douglas, J.N. Tolar, W. E. Walthall and I. E. E hlridge, left tills morning for Fort Christinas where they wilbspend ten days hunting. ■ First Nat’l llank Annex : m " T h e F a m ily S h o e S to re ’ 8 I .(D u e ? ihh wuMtiuaiittn ■ sliK 01,11 WINDOW ' M R 8 . F E E D D A I G E H , S o c ie t y E d it o r , Phone 2I7-W Mr. qiid MVs. F. B. Langley and Master Frank, o f Lakeland, spent the day here yesterday with Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Langley. a J. P. Stockman, W. J. Dominick, it. L. Burnett and E. L. Rodgers, of Greenwood, S. C., arrived this morn­ ing in the Stockman ear nnd are spending several days here with friends and attending to business. at dinner for the members of the Doyle family. J. A. Kedpath, of Jacksonville, Special Thanksgiving dinner nt the spent the week-end here at the Mon­ Valdez hotel, from <1 to 0 p. m. tezuma. F r| d a y ; Mm. W. C. 11111 will entertain the This Forward Looking ‘B ank is jealous o f its reputation fo r Ser­ vice and seeks to justify it anew with each individual problem presented to it. U. D. C. MEETING. The N. DeV. Howard Chapter, U. I). C., will meet FrJdny afternoon nt 3:30 o’clock nt the Parish house. There will lie the election o f officers for the coming year and it is import­ ant that all members be prenont. The knowledge and experience o f this bank is available to its friends and patrons at all times, regardless o f the size o f their transactions. DANCr AT VALDEZ. The Wnrren-Wrlght Orchestra, of Cleveland, will give a Thnnksgiving done**, Wedensdny evening November 23rd, nt the Valdez hotel. Their pro­ gram will consist of the latest New York dnneo numbers. M # # # # # * # * * » * * # # # # MEETINGS * * n ;j STRENGTH * * w* # * m 4% PROGRESS INTEREST PAID SERVICE PARISH HOUSE KAD E NI)AIt, Holy Cross Parish House Nov. 27.— Brotherhood of St. An­ Wheats worth Biscuit, real Graham It is an interest in fatted calves drew Dinner, crackers, 100 per cent wholo wheat. that makes the modern son prodigal. Dec. 1-2.— Holy Cross Bnznnr. — L. P. McCullcr. 203-tfc Dee. All Soul’s Bazaar. The Ladles of the Presbyterian There are fewer domestic storms Church will hold their Christmas Ba­ LEGION EXPRESSES T H A N K S The Cnmphcll-Lossing Post No. 33 in the home where there is an occa­ zaar, Dec. 2 and 3, 1021. 107-o.a.n.tfc wishes to express their sincerest ap­ sional squall. RulivMy-Tism, a pain killer. 190-1file preciation to the citizens o f Sanford Good repair work makes your bntand Seminole county in their co­ As the years pass, it becomes in­ operation during the Armistice day tery glvu you much longer sorvico. Wo do it for less. Provo us out.— Hofcreasingly difficult to tell an educat­ celebration. L. F. KOPEK, M iic Battery Co. 203-Gtp ed man from one who owns n hook of Post Commander. quotations. K. It. MURRELL, Jib, Stone’s Rich Fruit Cake.— L. P. Mc­ Post Adjutant. ^ Cullcr, 203-tfe CHICKEN D INNER, Sunday noon nnd evening, Gray Gables, on the NOTICE TO PUBLIC Photic 491. Another tine thing about climbing bench, Seabreeze, Fin. Although my entire plant was de­ 74-Fri-St-0m ployed by fire Saturday night, I am to great heights is that the rents are Free hath houses. now prepared to take care of all old lower on the top floor. Eggs, 55c dozen,— L, P. McCullcr. and new customers for any kind of 203-tfc H E N R Y FORD hns adapted tho cement work. Cnll nt 21111 Park ave­ use of tho G IA N T “ EXlD E” Bnttor1 nue. ies for Ford cars. Wo give service, The man who snys we should plant 20(1-dtp A. L. ROY. buy, sell nnd exchuuge batteries for evergreens In celebration of the Disall mnkes automobiles, genuino ormanient Conference must thinks it “ EXIDE” service. Get tho boat.— is a coniference. R A Y BROTHERS, phono 548. 100-tfc ADDITIONAL LOCAL M. Hockonhtirg, o f New York, wns The Indies of the G. I. A. will hold registered ntthe Montezuma Satur­ Hupmobile makes fin­ -f/ o f thu " oniUiy lJri<1^ home, nr II »»>u m r e n lr r ln ln ln g . w r l l e (ciub at her home oil Kant Fourth day white in cho city on buHincis. a hazaur nnd cooked food sale Dec. Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism. n i.nDinl viird lu this dr|i*rtmrnt, S l v l w 100-15tc al reduction, open mod­ drtn ll*. nr Irlrb lio n v Ihv Hem. II w ill street. 10th at the Union Phnrmney. 20i-2tp he n r r n f l j npnrevlnled. I Mother’s Club will mijot at 3 o'clock els, $1250, Detroit.— B. A. L. Marshall went to Enu Gnllle Time is money; nnd it may be that I at tile homo of Mrs. Fred Williams. Turkeys at L. P. McCullor’s. 203tfc SOCIAL CALENDAR Saturday to attend the funeral o f his people who nppenr to be wasting it & O. M O T O R GO., San­ -------N. I)uV. Howard Chapter, U. I). C., uncle, James‘ W. UosHiter. ..Monday—St. Agnes Guild will moot will meet nt 3:30 nt the Parish CRB cures Chills nnd Fever. 100-lGtc nre merely saving it for their old ford. 188-tfe age. with Mrs. Howard Overlin at tho House, Mrs. Mnry Cox, of Jnckksnnville, the Wolnkn ApnrtmantB at 3:80 p. Saturday: Some people live to ripe old age, is spending some time here at the Van Camp’s tali cream, |5,G0 per Surprising values In army goods.— m. Mrs. W .'E . Watson will entertain the Montozumn. nnd sonic have brakes that won’ t hold. case,— L. P. MeCuller. 203-tfc Rivers Bros., Sanford Ave. 204-2tc Monday— Westminster Club will meet members o f the Every Week I at tho church parlors at 7 :30 p. m ., Bridge Club al her apartments in A, Kent Rossiter left yesterday Have your watches and Jewelry re ; rri. ... ,, ,. .... One fino thing about fumed-onk with Mrs. Itoy Chittenden and the Wolnkn. morning for Eon Gallic where he at­ wired nt McLaulin’s, Two first class |° ° 6 ',llkk,y r° ,ioVe9 “ C° M- 1B0' 1Gtc furniture is that it doesn’t show toe Misses Edna and Laura Chittenden Children’s Story Hour will be held nt tended the funeral o f Ids uncle, Mr. vateh makers. Prompt service. ,, . . , 1 Hurd times: A season during burned spots where cigarettes are as hostesses. the Central Park at four o'clock. Jns. W. Rossiter, which occurred yes­ Ilu-tfc which manufacturers must sell to in­ parked on the edge. M O ND AY—■The Pipe Organ Club -------terday returning home last evening, dividuals instead of selling to the will meet with Mrs. It. H. Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs. W. Browning, o f lie wns accompanied by J. W. Hall. To break a cold take RGB. 19G-15tc Many exceptional values in Itivors government. at lier home on Oak avenue, at 3:30 Warren, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Brothers Fall Invitation Sale, Sanford p. »i. W. Draper, nlso o f Warren, are What is a name? About all the Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Fcrrnn of Eusavenue. Watch for opening date. Monday—Circle No. 3 will meet with spending several days here before tis, were the guests yesterday of Pekin government enu do is to look Hupmobile makes fin­ 20l-3tc Mrs. T. W. Williams at her homo |going to thesouthern part o f tho their daughter, Mrs. D. L .Thrasher. out. al reduction, open mod­ dll Oak avenue nt 3:00. i Htnte. Monday.— Thu special committee of ______ els,. $1250, Detroit.— B. Jones' Dairy Farm little link snuHarry Ferrnn, of Eustls, spent the The Ladles of Hie Episcopal Church the Holj Cross Guilds will meet at Mrs. Gowdy who is spending some day here yesterday with his sister, will hold 'heir Bazaar and Supper, & . M OTOR CO., San-!8"8' -1" McCull' r20'M,C the Parish House at ‘1:30. , time here with her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, leaving this December 1st and 2nd in the Parish I he laundries would have more fun ford. I ucsdii,v: |Hal Wight, left yesterday for Do* morning to join l>. I.. Thrasher and a House. 171-1 fc 188-tfc if manufacturers would sew the su­ Kocial department will have an Eve- |.m,d where she will spend a few party o f husters. perfluous buttons on shirt sleeves ning bridge party at the club ,|jtys visiting friends, returning to Phone 3711 for a turkey, 203-2tc I will unload another enr load of instead of coat sleeves, house. Mrs. W. D. Holden, hos- Sanford on Thursday, Messrs. A. E. Yowell, Geo. Wnnhli* fresh milch coys Monday. Como early less. Morris, O. I*. Herndon, A. Utdliert, The land is safe so long as the mnand get tho pick.— E. E. Brady’s Sta- | WheatswortH, reni whole wheat, Wednesday: Messrs. John T. Langley, J. E. and Jack Davidson and several others jority of husbands call their wives ide. 305-ltp purh graham flour.— L. P. McCullcr. Mrs. Henry Wight and Miss Sara Heard, W. E. Tucker, and T, A. are among those leaving this m iming "mother." Wight will entertain nt a Buffet Hicks, of Camp Hill, Ala., spent the 203-tfe on hunting trips. Once upon a time there was a gn-------Supper at their home on Park ave­ week-end here with Dr. and Mrs. W. Are you stopping every ten days rage man who Axed the thing that Hatch for announcement o f Rivers nue ,honoring Miss Adelaide H ig­ T. Langley. They are touring Flori­ Mrs. M, S. Witt of Woodland, Gn., for our FREE Battery water? Wo was wrong without getting someHrolhers Full Invitation Snle. Smi­ gins, a bride-elect, o f December. da, in the Langley car, leaving this Is the guest of her cousin. Mrs. mnko our own.— Hof-Mnc Battery Co. thing else out o f whnek. « venue. 204-3te Mrs. Fred Daiger will entertain the morning for other points in the Grover Spurring. 203-Gtp members of the Seminole Bridge stute, and T. N. T. Clubs at her home on Thrasher & Garner have just receivsufficient commentary on the Mrs. Emmett Hunt and attractive To prevent a raid take 6GG. lt)fl-15tc ed a full line of army goods. Army mal,nors l *iis age is thnt when a East Fourth street, at p. in. w . w . .Smith was a business visitlittle daughter Joyce, left Friday for officers shoes, army shoes, tents, man 's I'olite you suspect him of hnvWarren-Wrlght Orchestra will give a ,,r here Saturday from Ocala. Atlanta, where they will join Mr. Th(. chief fault in the complexions blankets, hats, brooches, wool hose, i,,tr "'"nothing to sell you. dance at tho Valdez hotel. | limit and where they will make their Appilnchicoln oysters.— L. P. McIhursduy: Judge Gordon Brown, of Binning- future home. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt have you see is that they are too good to [ ,Jtty tcntH( |urgo tents 9x9 and lGxlG. tn " ’|The price is what talks. For first 203-tfe Mrs. Frank Miller will entertain, hum, Ala., made his headquarters at a wide circle of friends who regret -------i class goods, sou our prices and goods ------- . j il i the Montezuma Saturday while In the their leaving Sanford, hut who wish FOR SALE— Eight room liouso with B 4 U buy. Next to 10c stoer. 2U.V3te H l l p m o b j l c IT Iu k c S f i l l city attending to business. them much happiness and success ia Imth. Immediate possession. Small their new home. payment down, long timo on balance. .Tampa's quota of visitors here Bnmar and Turkey Supp.r S.tnri ^ i 0 n ^ 0 ? eI1. ™ ° ^ , ' Soo Lane or address Ilox 782, Day­ day, November 10, In the Welnka D e tl* ,O lt.— B » Saturduy included A. L. Dennison. Mrs. Robert Wilson and Miss Na­ tona, Fla. 199-Tu-Snt-4w block, room formerly occupied by the & O. MOTOR CO.. Sanomi Harrold, of DoLnnd, wore tho Popular Market. Daughters of Wes- f n t v | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liphart, of guests yesterday o f Mr. and Mrs. Joe GGG cures Bilious Fever. 190-intc ley. lOG-lotc. U* arc among theout o f Htnte visitors Harrold. 188-tfc spending some time here. Even the most disreputable law­ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stokes Misses yers hesitate to manufacture evi­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M U ' Mrs. T. E. Self, of Atlanta, is ■ _ ’ 1: ' u * ^ : ■Finn:* Dorothy Stokes, and llnzcl Sorrell, dence In hootch unites. i spuiidin gnome time here at the Monmotored to Orlando yesterday after­ ■ tezumn. noon. Tho Tmnplo Pipe Organ Club will i’ a hold its Christmns Bazaar November Mr. A. T. Rossiter was called to There Ih many n time when ■ ■ m Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith ami 2Gth ut Moore’s Optical Parlor, opp. Enu Gallic Saturday, by the death * their guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M, Postoffice. 200-tfc \ i:a i of his youngest brother, James W. Burns, o f Columbia, Tenn,, motored : n 'i i b■. Rossiter. to Daytona Bench yesterday where GGG cures Malarial Fever. 10G-15tc ■ ill ■ Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Furrnn, o f Eus- they spent the day. ■ (■ Wnlk a block and save money. New w o u ld h iiv o y o u th o p r ic o o f I ; th>’ J " * ’ h''ri', yr: ‘ tr‘l",y w l" ‘ ■ Mrs. John T. Ilrady returned home barber shop, new DoForest Block, n new lo t t e r y S i t,u'ir HlMtl'r. M r"* r)- L. Thrasher. Phono for your Thanksgiving Turkov i „ !' , . , o* lust evening from Jacksonville, where Second street. Bring or nond tho m t I N G (IS Y O l i n U K I ’ A U t : Mr„ aml M1„ she spent a week with her daughter, children.— Albert Grnmllng, Prop. " " ? • Duck- : 203-8tp *3; Florence E. Briggs, of Freeport, III., Mrs. Dnn U. Wilder. • iS i nro stopping nt the Montezuma for .» Mr. J. M. Burns, who is spending NEW BERRY’S DRUG STORE PHONE 277 .IH .“Foot p f First S t ” j ! >w -----Phone 36 some time here with his daughter, 8 AN FORD, FLO R ID A jJ 204-tfe ■ t ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ »■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ □ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! Rnlph Wight, w. C. Hill, Mrs. Howard Smith, left this mom- 6 CO. 38 L. P. �TEE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1921 i____ Only 36 more RECENT RATE CUT WILL SAVE-THE SHIPPERS MILL’NS Days till Xmas \Ve will not any "Do Your Chriatmna Shopping Enrly." Too many have said it before and it is al­ most a joke. But we can say without fear of jok-* ing or contradiction that if you have been saving your money through our plan that doing your Christm as shopping will cause you no fear because vou will have that neat egg from which to draw. _ IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYD AY LIFE— It comes to you with full force that you have not hoon saving na you should. There ia yothing gives Vou so much independence aa a Bank Account. Come in and let us tell you nbout it. Christmas brings it hom e to you with full force. : s The Peoples Bank o f Sanford How Yeast Vitamon Tablets Put On Firm Flesh Strengthen The Nenree' end In­ vigorate The Body—Easy And Economlcol To Take— Heiulte Surprisingly Quick. 4 If you want to put nomo firm, nenlthy flesh oh your Imjhp*, incrrii/to WIST your nervo force and [xnver. clrar Hi iruk»f your skin ami comjili xinn ami look end foot I (JO per m il . I totier, simply try taking two of Muslin's tiny V IT A M O N TiiI>k't* with each mml end watch results. Martin’s V I T A M O N Tahlcta contain hiirhly con­ centrated ycu»l-vilamines us well ns the two other still ruoro important vilamlncs (Fa t Solid,lo A und Wntrr Boluhlo C ) and arc now liclnu used by thousand*. Mantiii's V IT A M O N Tablet* never causa gas or unset tlm stomach but. on the contrary, Improve digestion. Ho sure to remember the name— Mastin'* V I-T A -M O N — Um original mid genuine yeast-vltnmino tablet. There is nothing else like it, Pound* so do not accept imitations or sul>■titutes. You can pet Mastin'* V I T A ­ MON Tablets at nil good druggists. 140 9 LM A .S T IN .5 . V IT A M O N lottcinjii.Ha tTFr/iis \ VlAJT „ AND VITAMIN! kHtxkt TABLET NO N O T O N E ;rc is really no such n thing ns >Rto the top of the ladder of porln. If there wns, wo would bo ry tlmt the ladder wiiHn't just n longer. So now wo nro trying t the Sanford Branch o f tho ind Steam Laundry and Pressuh just ns far up ns>possihlo. will appreciate your help to I it just as high as possible. I f I case you tell others, If any I u tell us. SANFORD BRANCH kclmul Steam Laundry T. A. Hutncr, Prop. Are Positively Guaranteed lo Put On Firm Flesh, Clear the Skin and Increase Energy When Taken With Every Meal or Money Back SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get A n Abstract Before Buying Property E. A . D O U G LA S S , Pres. Are your glasses satisfactory? If others have failed, let us make them satisfactory for you. TOM MOORE Optometrist-Optician |* Ilf paired Lenses Duplicated Office Opp. P. O. Phono 102 EVES e x a m i n e d fcnry McLaulin, Jr. T R A IT E K S T A K E NOTICE. OPT. D. I'TIL’IAN— OPTO M ETRIST The law now requires thnt you se­ cure a license to trap fur bearing uniR 1st St. 8snford, Fla. ninls or to chnso tho snmo with dogs. You nro required to Hceuro this li­ GRIND OUIt OWN LK N 8E cense, which will cost $1.00. I give this notice on account of the law being now nnd shall expect nil interested pnrtics to secure license before engag­ ing in trapping o f any nature. E. F. HOUSEHOLDER, County Judge, Ianford auto EXCHANGE Dependable Service We do square, straight-forward Repair work and [WE DO IT F O R LESS” p00t of First St. H . W . N IC K E R S O N Public Accountant; Audits— Systems Income Tax Servico Room 10 McNelli-Davis Bldg. Phono 862 Orlando, Fla. WANTED TO RENT Oft 6 ROOM HOUSE unfurnlahed. DR. WM. KERMODE 202-fltp Gamer-Woodruff Bldg. finances of the roads permit, I am inclined to believe, howover, that this reduction will bo made in anticipa­ tion of a further reduction In oper­ ating expenses of the roads, which have been exceedingly high. “ Business nil over the country is reviving, which mentis that there will he more freight shipped nnd that more people will travel, nnd that will, o f course, bo to ho net income o f the transportation companies. Freight rntes enter into the cost of prnctlcnlly ovcryhfng used nnd it is to bo hoped that the proposed reduction will result in a proportionate lower­ ing o f prices to tho consumer. Tho middleman is, however, the follow who hesitates to give up nn advant­ age. It is my opinion that the rail­ roads would profit by reducing the passenger rates, for our people would then trnvcl more. “ No, there will me no government ownership of railroads and no more federal control, except In tho event of a national Imcrgoncy, as during tho world war. Had that step not been taken, It would not have been possi­ ble expeditiously to handle war ma­ terials j»nd our men, and would have resulted In a prolongation o f tho PAGE THREE New Automobile License Law Discussed By State Comptroller T A M PA , Nov. 21.— n no million dollars will hesnved hy Florida citrus fruit shippers this season, and al­ most ns much will he saved hy Flor­ ida vegetable shippers, says E. D. Dow, traffic manager o f the Florida Citrus Exchange, as n result o f the 10 po rcent reduction In freight rntes on nil farm products just announced by tho Association of Railway Ex­ ecutives. This reduction, becoming effective shortly, will amount to nn average of nbout ten cents per box or $20 per car o f citrus fruits, said Mr. Dow. Tho Florida Citrus Exchnngo is the organization which led a nation­ wide fight against the excessive freight rates on porlshables, and the opening gun in Its campaign was an article which appeared In the Tribune nbout eight or nine months ago, In which tho exchange announced its In­ tention o f inviting ail co-operative » marketing agencies, farmers’ assicin- war.1 tlons and the like into a campaign bringing pressure upon the Interstate Commerce Commission and tho rail­ ways to secure rntec that would al­ low the growers to market their pro­ ducts at n profit. From Maine to Cali­ fornia and from Florida to Maine or­ USE GRANDMOTHER'S SAGE T E A ganizations joined in and the effort A N D SULPH UR RECIPE AN D was carried on unceasingly is confer­ NOBODY W IL L KNOW ences with rnilroad men, the I. C. C. and in growers’ meetings In this and The use of Sage nnd Sulphur for ra. other stntes. Figures showing the ab­ storing faded, gray hair to its natural solute necessity of lower rntes to color dates back to grandmother’s snve thousands o f carloads of fruits time. She used it to keep her hair and vegetables rotting In orchnrds beautifully dnrk, glossy nnd attrac­ and fields of this state alone have tive. Whenever her hair took on thnt dour much to show the transportation dull, faded or streaked appearance, companies the folly of their demnntl this wonderful mixture wns applied, for more yet nnd more in rntes. with wonderful effect. It is not believed tho growers’ rBut brewing at homo is imissy and trnnizntionr will lie content with the out o f date. Nowadays by asking at 10 per cent cut, ns rates on perish­ any drug store for a bottle o f "W y ­ ables were raised practically 100 per j eth's Rage nnd Sulphur Compound" cent during the period from 101 fi to you will get this famous old prepara­ 1920. tion, improved by the addition o f oth­ Both Senators Pleased. er ingredients, which can bo depended Washington, N<*v, 21.— “ The news [ upon to restore natural color nnd received here of an early reduction beauty to tbc hair. of 10 per cent in freight rates on J A well known down-town druggist citrus fruits nnd nil farm products. snyfl it dnrkens the hnir so naturally is indeed gratifying to me,” said and evenly thnt nobody can tell It hns Park Trammell, who has been unu-: been applied. You simply dampen a sunlly nctlvo for some time in try- j sponge or soft brush with it nnd draw ing to bring about a reduction of this through your hnir, tnklng ono strand at n timo. By morning tho freight rntes. Senator Trammell said that wh'.'i gray hair disappears, nnd after an­ this reduction Is not ns much ns it other application or two it becomes should lie, it will assist toward re­ beautifully dnrk nnd glossy.— Adv. lieving the people of his state o f the present exorbitant freight rates. This F LO A T T A N K E R . proposed reduction, and the repeal of the government tax on freight and NEW PORT NEW S, Nov. 19.— passenger charges, which repeal is in The Standard Oil tanker F. I). Ashe, line with the fight made hy him, will which went on the rocks of the B it-; mean a reduction o f about 15 per humus about three weeks ago, has 1 cent in freight on citrus fruits, vege­ been floated and probably will bo tables and other fnrm products pro­ brought here fo r repairs, according duced in Florida. to advices 'received here. It will re­ Senator Trammell vigorously op­ quire three weeks, however, to make posed nnd voted against the present the stenmer seaworthy enough to bo rnilroad law under which railroad towed to Hampton Roads. have been making such high freight and passenger etinrges, and was Permanent waves are all right in among the first members o f either their way, hut what the small boy branch of congress to begin an ac­ wants is something in the nature of tive effort for a reduction in freight a permanent bathe. rates and for tho repeal o f the gov­ ernment tax on rniiBportnion charg­ es. He has done all tlint he could to force the freight reduction anti to have he lax discontinued. Senator Fletcher said: “ I am, of -Letcourse, very much pleased to lenrn that the rallrond officials propose U N C L E TO M A L L E N voluntarily to reduce freight rntes on all farm pproducts. It will lie the first — Know Your Wants— reduction affecting Florida since the increased rates went into effect somo If it’s W O O D we have it. years ngo, and will, I am certain, ho followed by further reductions as the LADIES! DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR NOTICE Important.Tnformation fo r All Owners of Automobiles ciml,Trucks. File Applications N ow ; Get Tajj December 15. All 'owner* of Automobile* or ter it as written. He will do all motor trucks will be very much possible to save the car owners in­ interest'd in the following state, convenience but the car owner merit from the office of iState should co-opcrate by filling out his Comptroller Ernest Autos. This application carefully, fully, and paper is co-operating with the accurately. Cars for private use Comptroller in giving public in­ take different rate than when used formation as to the requirement* for hire. Information a* to u*s of of the new law. car must bo given. A car regis­ tered for private use and later New license tags will be required operated for hire will require a on all motor vehicles January iirut. -Efferent license. A tag cannot be Applications to register motor vo­ liicios and secure tags are made r i used on anv car except one for Ernest Amos State Comptroller. | which issued. When a car changes Tallahassee. bands the tag goes with the car .■’tut the new owner must tran*fer Blank* to his name. The blanks on which to make application may be secured from Kind of Tire* any bank, Clerk Circuit Court, Tire* must by specified as pneu­ County Judge or Tax Collector. matic or solid. Pneumatic tires Also blanks will be furnished are inflated with air, all the other to automobile dubs or to indi­ kinds are classed ns solid tires. viduals on request by the Slate Note weight limits on all dasjes Comptroller. The blanks will be of cars in table below. available at any time after Nov­ H ow to R a m il ember 15tli, and tbc applications may be filed any time after that Make remittance by post pffice date. But 1922 tags will not In any money order, express money order, ca*« be mailed out before Decem­ hank cashier’s check or certified ber fifteenth a* they will not be check. Do not send personal valid for use prior to January 1st. checks. Do nol send currency un­ 1922. Owners of motor vehicles less registered mail. Be sure to arc urged to apply early for their remit sufficient to cover license tags. Do not wait until December and any more than necessary will •U*t to apply. Several thousand be refunded by Comptroller. Others do that. “ Apply early aad In figuring price of license, avoid the ruth.'' weights arc figured in even hun­ Passenger Car Weight*. dreds of pounds, fifty pounds or Weight of vehicle is required in less not counting, over fifty pounds all applications. The Comptroller counting ns one hundred. will have as complete information W rite all names nnd addresses ns tie can obtain from factories, plainly. Many people's signatures ami if owner of a Passenger Car are hard to decipher. Take the docs not know weight the Com­ time to write plainly anti your tag ptroller can supply information if will lie sure to he nut in the mails Iho car is fully dzu.lhcd as to year correctly addressed. of make, model etc. The owner, Whan Your Tag Arrlva* bow eye:, should endeavor to as­ certain weight in advance so cor­ The envelope containing the tag rect remittance may lie sent. In­ will also have a small pocket en­ formation on weights will be avail­ velope on outside containing motor able at same places where blank* vehicle certificate. Open this are obtainable. pocket envelope and get your cer­ tificate before throwing away the Weight of Truck*. tag envelope. In the case of trucks information The size of tbc 1922 tag is fixed on chassis weight and standard by law. The Comptroller did not body allowances will lie available. fix the size. There will be but If truck is equipped with special One Tng and it is to lie attached design body it should be weighed to rear of vehicle. Each tag will il possible; otherwise body weight in table of body allowances will be have an aluminum insert showing used Truck owners should specify weight of vehicle. This should hr particularly as to body equipment securely fastened on as it is a nec­ essary part of the tag. and have trucks weighed if pos­ sible. The maximum weight of trucks Motorcycles, Motorcycle s i d e anti trailers used on highways is rnrs, hearses and casket wagons limited by law. If you arc operat­ t have flat rale, ing large trucks or trailers you Answer All Question* on Blank Oiotild post yourself on these limi­ tations. Time will be saved if owner is careful to answer all questions on Reckless driving, exceeding speed limits, etc., i* punishable hy fine blank, The Comptroller did not make the law. He has to adminisand imprisonment, IM PO R T A N T .—In writing for information on weight be sure lo give Weights vary in different models of same make. Cars used for hire—whether passenger, truck or trailer,—the weight nnd the load capacity are included in figuring license If not used for birr then the weight of the car only is included. year o f make, model and type of your car. r a t e s on m o to r c y c le s , passenger cars a no hushes Tj* A a l’ 11 E F t Clin \ AtllortHiMIt' (i'/lntp hi®J....... Aity immlni Car tut tiler........................ 7 |no. nr tni.. tlm ®» for lilrr............... ,.. S In 111 ...... • IIiiMri (hotfl In only)... CATARRH OF THE STOMACH ad p U C A N T ENJOY LIFE with a lots, tour, bloated Uontach. Food doe* not nourish. Initrid il i* a tource ol miiery, earning punt, batching, dizzine** and headeche*. tj Tho penon with a bad aiomach ihould be latuhed with nothing lea than peimtnenl, la»ling relief. Q The right remedy will act upon the lining* of the ilomach, enrichthe blood, aid in caitiag out the catarrhal pouon* and itrengthen every bodily function, I] The large number of people who have tucceulully ured Dr. Hartman’* famou* medicine, recommended for ell catarrhal condition*, offer the ttrongeil pouible endonement for P e- ru - nA HI SERVICE FIFTY YEARS 016 TAIUCTS OR U0UID SOLO KVKRYWHKRI or Phone 34 If wc haven’t Rot what you want leave your order and we will have it cut to suit you. I F.t pit 100 I Purnti might 5.00 3.00 Nnu® S.UII T.sn . i o.oo ..Via— • .Sun* 1 .50 .n ■IS .75 JO HATES ON TRUCKS, TRAILERS AND SEMI-TRA!(.ERS Tia G it s T tv X Y C K Tup* III* Him I'flkAle ..... fMirl .... frmunatlr ..... I'rlute ..... mirk .... Sulhl ................. for Hitt..,. mirk __ I’nrumallc .......... fur lilt*.... Tlilck . . . HoIHI ................. 1‘rlljle ..... lYslItr ... Pneumatic .,,...... Cor lilt*__ Fruiter . ■. PtlMlpUllfl ......... Fritate ..... lYillrr ... Hoiw ................ For litre__ K.aia ............... Urinei mil ( aikrt lYtgnil— FUt r»t«, 130.00 Ft* ptr rti ptr 100 pounds 100 wilght Weight Ural o f vthlcl* ■tight in poundl int lord ol ithltlt p(spicily 18.000 1 75 8,000 1.13 18.000 $1.30 8,000 3.33 75 8.000— (Srmll 3,000 — (Srn/tl .1.000 1.30 1.13 .l.fHHY 1,300 3.33 :i.ooiv— (HmiiD i .Joo W H E N Y O U T H IN K O F C O F F E E TH INK OF Sec it at L a in g ’s old Mill ac Ft. p*r Pm. huingm Grade Coffee « I I ! Alw ays Fresh BEL-JAR COFFEE CO. S A N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU M ONEY Write us n s*»_ * * * * * * Iu »" 1018 W*«t First Street Tired Feet Muuge gently with soothing Tflenlho/sf^m Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLO R ID A POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE �THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1921 PAGE FOUR _______ per cent on grains and grain products SANFORD DAILY HERALD and that thoru would be no furthor re­ h U U M I « 7 if m iM UM|I M u at Tfca duction on these products. In the an­ RinU BiiMtof, 1*1 MantUi I m u __________ M u l . flariia____________ nouncement made by the railroad o f­ ficials Is the statement that the new reduction would Includo those already rUBLUX X U * contemplated. Tampa and tho state, B. J. HOLLY ____________ Hdltor It Is pointed out, also will benefit by N. J. LILLARD....8ecretary-TraB*urer tho lightening o f freight rates H. A. NEEL______ General Manager throughout the country. General pros­ perity would reflect Itself here. C. L. IRWIN Just what effect tho reduced rates c hovlatiom u i u n Phone MB np to 6 P. M. will have on tho "ship by water” cam­ A jw U M n j Mat— Mada R—wm «a Ar,1U« H» « paigns that have been inaugurated BtWartflUa M m la A iw a Oaa Taai ........................................... IJ-g recently has not yet been ascertained. III Kflthf K H I M M I U M M M I I I M M I M M One o f the prime motives for urging 0allTar*4 la CSty Vy Oairtof Oaa Waah ........... ........................ 11 Owla water traffic wns tho burden of high TW I * II. to 1*-»*#• WeeM* KanUlag freights. More than likely, it is said, ktrely o tm rt BaalaeU Oeeaty aai la palllakK e w r Triaajr, Adr.rtlaUf ntea male t o j n the program o f water shipment will aa aypliaatlaa, Daaaanlla la yeUtlea. P .H continuo to ho urged, for tho grow­ par yaat, alaaya la aitaaea. ing industries of the state will tax all Member of The Aaaoclated Pi kinds o f transportation.— Tampa Times. THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. , ----------- o--------We need colder wenher to mnko that lettuce head up. | ----------- o Mr. Merchnnt, Thursday is Thanks­ giving. Are you offering anything special for that day's dinner? I f so, any bo. ----------- o--------The sound of gpns this morning bomonrding the ducks on the river, nnd the quail In the fields, sounded like the Argonne. If all the guns killed game, II will take several trucks to firing them to Sanford. -----------o-------President Harding has lost control o f the Republican Congress. We feel sorry for him, and the requiem hymn may ns well bo written. It is good night for Harding nnd the Republienn party, for they have been unable to make good. ---------- o--------While our winter visitors nre prohably enthusiastic over summer weather in November, better busi­ ness calls for more normal weather conditions which in this latitude means cool, crisp days with the tem­ perature somewhere around 50 de­ grees. Hut we are not responsible for weather conditions and must take things as they come, feeling thank­ ful for the “ manifold blessings nnd comforts we enjoy” in this land o f plenty.— Lakeland Telegram. W ATE R A CHEAP TR A N S PO R ­ TATIO N . This talk about the advantages of water transportation over railway transportation—ns regards the cost — is no new thing. In October, 1800, I saw three large vessels loading nt Tacoma, Washington, with lu m bereach hunt not only carrying n hold­ ful hut also crowded with a deckload. 1 asked the destination of the lumber and found it was going to New York— and that was prior to the opening of the canal; consequently llinsc boats carried their loads away "around the Horn." Seeking the rea­ son for tills long shippment when there was a railway system direct to New York from that northewestern eity, i was told that the efiarges fiy final would firt slightly more than one-half the rates by rail. 1 wonder* «•(! nt thnt. I alia wonder now. Ynssum. Thorn, in Kissimmee Cassette. ---------- (i-----------------------------LOWER RATES W IL L REN El*'IT ( ITIU S Pit ( |T The proposed reduction of freight rales on food announced by the rail­ roads will have a fiig effect on the citrus and vegetable industry through­ out the slate according to local citrus men. C. S. Hoskins, traffic manager of the hoard of trade .said Thursday morning that Tampa would nut he es­ pecially affected, since the reduction deals with food only. The state ns a whole would he greatly henefitted, ho said. In the course o fa year, Mr. Hos­ kins said, about (10,000 carloads of fruit and vegetables nre shipped. A ten per cent reduction on these ship­ ments will lift u considerable burden from the growers, Mr. Hoskins points out thnt the In­ terstate Commerce Commission al­ ready had ruled for a reduction o f ten BAKED H O M IN Y Drain one can Van Camp's Hom­ iny nnd place In u linking dish. Take 1-2 cup milk, 3 tahleipoons butter and 3 tablespoons flour. Mix and cook do a paste. Pour over thu hominy and hake.' i tv U 6 a U 6 T u i 't - i x x v J u r n e r JOT.4*4 Phones ,497-484 WKLAKA BLOCK ( iyou rT\ / >U . . OOY& STAND M By M Carter* JUST KIDS— Afainst Big Odds! C p — i 5 '' 9 Knockers hnvo long snld thnt Hen­ ry Ford's unprecedented success wns mainly due to the ideas nnd energy o f those ho gnthcred round him. They used to sny thnt the Dodge brothers were the backbone o f tho Ford or­ ganization; hut they left, nnd they are now dead and still the Ford keeps rumbling right along. Then It wns Jnmcs Couzons who had "made tho Ford business,” hut he left nnd the business grew fnster thnn ever. Then it was this man and that mnn thnt Ford "depended on for nil he did;’* this man nnd that mnn wns let off and the Ford seemed to take on new speed ns a result. It may ^e that Ford is n fool, ns so many people think, hut if so the world would he well off if it had a lot more Just such fools. Of course ho isn't n demigod; he is nn open-hearted mnn nnd nt different times ho has allowed schemers to make a fool of him. Ito has his limitations; hut no matter how he did it, wc must admit thnt a mnn who enn make n machine thnt is known nnd used all over the world and that js selling in ever increasing numbers muHt have something to him. When Ford hns done foolish things, we nave condemned him as strongly ns we could, hut when he does big things we give him credit, even if it does give him some free ad­ vertising. We are not boosting him, hut whut he accomplishes. In the Review o f Reviews is an ex­ haustive article about him nnd It? tells som0 very Instructive things, He snys it wns twelve years after he turned out his first enr before he be­ gun to manufacture any for sale; this shows us how it is thnt he could per­ fect n mechanism that would stand tlie test for so any years and under nil sorts o f conditions, lie snys they hnvo spent $10,000,000 to perfect their tractor ami now they are pre­ pared to build a million of ‘ hose a year. He tells how lie saw the trade de­ pression coming last year. "Labor, instead o f being disposed to take less wages, was doing less work. Mnnufntcnring costs were soaring.” Hut Ford, instead or keeping the war prices t»n autos, as other makers did, took tlie hold course and announced a reduction in prices, and this started tilings moving. The Ford Co., hud nearly $00,000,000 o f obligations to meet including $18,000,000 of income taxes. In a few weeks $25,000,000 worth autos were turned into cash, ami by realizing on other resources it met every obligation, without hav­ ing to borrow from Wall street. Ford tells how he adjusted things hack from a war to a pence husls in his factory. He “ sold a trninhmd of desks and furniture,” nnd the men who hud done fancy work nt the desks wereset at productive work. The office force wns cut from 1071 to 528 people, During the war they had one foreman to each three to live men, hut now they have one to twenty men. Itefore the "houseclenning," the labor cost on each car was $110, Imt now It has been reduced to only $03, "Formerly we had to em­ ploy fifteen men per car per dny, now only nine,' 'says he. He makes himself very plain in his attitude toward labor. He is neither for nor against labor unions. He says that the union agents have often tried to unionlzo his business , 1)111 thnt they nre unable to make any headway ns his methods give the workers higher wages than the un­ ions can promise them, for union methods means restricted production. His workers keep at work nt high wages; they have no union dues or strike nssessent' to pay, and thuy nre the masters o f their own destiny. The more work they enn produce, the more money tney enn mnko; thnt Is the test. Ford tells some Interesting things about patents, etc, Ha says thnt be has 300 or 400 patents In all coun­ tries hut thnt he doos not depend on ^bem; what* he deponds on Is his ability to turn out n bettor and cheap- M s j A Banking BACK AND taws them plenty op R to n \youd. tu r n s awe, com tno« kick H»n HI TflF ^ ro rtn i t * to u h y ole p ia h V STEP OH corns Connection H ts Rffifjqor.c! i">I- Ttmrvr iitJ. ;n r *ii i » 11 I j - I . with a reliable bank is offered to . . 4 4 every citizen; it is one of the priv> ! ileges offered to you under #the con- ——j TK* u '.U Iu . stitution. — Take advantage of it N O W . ■ ■ ■ FORD AND FORDISM. Where is thnt frosty wenthor? 1 I _______________________ .______— ■ ■ i6 1F irst,N ation al Bank| I a d o iw ^ U N iTir G u S . • rj • ■ F. P. Forster, Pres. ■ INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO* il d e r I B. F. Whitner, Cashier | _________________________________ —f - PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS ' DIRECTORY OF FOREST LAKE CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSION as possible and Ninrge the consumer ( as much ns possible for it. The company hns built about 5,500,- J ft * 000 Fords ,und he tells us that on this ’ machine is one device thnt he had patented and had supposed was ex­ You Can Find the Nam e of Every Live Proclusively his. And yet he found thnt -i fessional and Business M an in piano tuner iu 1820 had patented the same thing. He patented his magne­ TO TH E Q U A LIFIE D ELECTORS Sanford in This Column to, but Inter found thnt "Faraday OF SANFORD: had produced the same thing long It is with u deep sense of duty thnt before.” Ho devised the universal I have consented to becoino n armiiCONTRACTORS LAW YERS joint inside u hall and socket, where dnto for the office of City Commis­ the transmission o f the Ford is hitch­ sioner of the City of Sanford, but S. O. Shinholser ed to the drive shaft; hut even this when 700 of my fellow-townsmen re­ George A . DeCottes he found wns old, for it wns in a quest it, I know of nothing else to do. Contractor and Builder Attorney-at-Law steam engine built forty years ago. Having been thus nominated I here­ Over Seminole County Rank SANFORD FLORl He says he is beseiged by people by announce thut I am a cnndidnto SANFORD FLORIDA who want him to add all Hurts of de­ for the office of City Commissioner nt vices to the Ford. In many cases tbe ensuing election to be held on tho Sanford Constructs these inventors have been working on Gth dny of December next, nnd pledge H A R T F O R D B A T T E R Y CONTRACTORS AND IIUILDE the scheme for ninny years, when myself, if elected, to an impartial nnd “Battery Insurance” Planes and Specifications Churl nny expert "could have tofil him in conscientious performance of the du­ Furnished five minutes that the idea was entire­ ties of tho office for tho ndvnncement Sold and Serviced by All Work Guaranteed of our city and- tho wolfnro of its ly worthless." II. T. PAC E P. 0. Edw. Higgins, Inc. Instead of adding to the Ford lie is people. I want hero to express my apprecia­ trying all the time to reduce it Ui H aight & W ieland P U R E W ATER still lower terms. Many parts nre tion for tho splendid petitions filed placing me in nomination. now made in one piece which were Very sincerely, GARAGES formerly made in two or more. He Elder Springs Walj 190-tfc FOREST LAKE. says Jocosely thnt his ultimate object 99.9*% PUnB Smith Bros. Garage is to "get the whole machine ns near Phone S1I-W Snnfortl Try a Herald Want Ad todny. one piece oh possible." We coil now Expert Repairing see visions o f the day when a com­ OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES plete Ford will he stamped out au­ L O R D ’S P U R IT j Oak and First Employment Bureau tomatically at one operation, while W ATER y you wail. Geo. W . Knight Henry Ford is an optimist of The Vocational Committco of the Bus­ AS GOOD AS THE BBS course. "The world is better than it iness and Professional Womon’s Club Real Estntc and Insurance Daily Service I'hon ever wns before, and there is more requests all young‘ women desiring SANFORD -:FLORIDA opportunity for good, sincere work,' employment to register nt tho First I National Hank, and business men rehe declares. lie doesn't wait for ..Employment Bureau.. S AN FO R D NOVhLj things to come Ids way; l.e goes out Hiring help to consult register. The vocational committee of the Busi­ after them, and gets them. WORKS ness and Professional Womon’s Club Ills revolutionary ideas about how requests nil young women desiring to run tile railroads have made he V. COLLER. Prop. employment to register at tho First rail magnates wonder if they haven't National Bank. been on 1lie wrong irack and going GUARANTEED General Shop and AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman in tile wrong direction nil the time. Work He snys that railroad owners have been in too much of a hurry tfi make D. F. S U M N E R CONTRACTOR nnd lUJIl.q profits, whereas their first aim should 30x3 Non-Skid J& 7.90 517 Commercial Street Snnfoid, PAINTER fie to serve the public, profits will come through service, lie says, nnd 30x3Vi Non-Skid 9.90 LET ME PAINT YOUH HOUSE lit1 points to his own business to Will Contract or T.lio Job by thn Hour TRAN SFE R 112 LAUREL AVE. prove the claim, lie condemns the 32x3 »/2 Non-Skid 14.90 I’ HONE Its present antiquated designs for lo­ “ WE DELIVER THE GOO Non-Skid 15.90 comotives and cars; they are all built .31x4 Sanford Machine # Quick Service Tran^ several times ton heavy and they re­ Foundry Co. Storage Facilities Non-Skid 16.90 quire altogether ton much nttonlon, 32x4 If wc please vnu, tell others; i General Machine and Boiler Works he says. An immense hind of dead tel) ns. Phone Non-Skid 17.90 Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear weight hns to lie carried by every 33x4 bands in stock train, and the people have to pay the H O TELS 34x4 Non-Skid 18.90 ('rank Shafts iic-lurm-d freight on this waste weight. O f course Henry Ford, as we have said, doesn't know it all, On some Hotel Montezuma Sanford Steam Laundry lines he is no doubt visioitnry; hut it “ Sanford’s New IIoter| FOR SERVICE a quires no urgrlng to prove that tr. 91.S0 Up Per Dny tho production o f the Ford auto he Call 14G-J Orlando. Fla. has found ways to give the people W. RAW UNG, Prop. bigger value than Is offered by any other producer in tho world. When the Pathfinder hns to buy a piece of Acteylene Welding printing machinery it hns to pay four f , I T** 4A'"> OF A L L KINDS or five times as much, In proportion to real value, as when It buys a Forth Have a look at the Sanford Welding Co. The difference is mainly In the Winchester Window. methods of production. Ford, instend Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. of changing designs every little while, perfects one design and then T H E B A L L H A R D ­ Phono 175 Fourth and Sanford Av» sticks to it. Insend of producing one W A R E CO. N ew Era Printcry litnchine a month, by slow hand methods, ho produces Hovernl thous­ G. Bassett Smith, Prop. and n dafc. He- gives tho consumer the COMMERCIAL AND benefit o f the saving, nnd still ho hus JOR PRINTING so much profit loft for himself that ■» • 1i I Ti:I IVI1 he hardly knows how to spo H It. c. W. R. Link Tire Co. SPORTSMEN GILLON FRY OIL ’EM BOYS This, wo sny emphatically, is the truo principle; nnmely, produce tho utmost put the vnluo into tho pro­ Season opens Nov. 20th. Remember the Sabbath, N. but oh you 21st. duct, and give tho people tho benefit, Y. LIFE INS. CO. Phone 442 ' ' er _____ Ik f- i than anyone can u>l‘ h the n huge scale, tbe snmo os the Ford; machine wl*h old hide-bound methods undor which all it requires is tho genius nnd courthe aim Booms to be to produce as lit­ ngo to go to it,— The Pathfinder. THE BALL HARD­ WARE COMPANY M l Park W, T. ROBERTS, Agent Offlcd supplies ot all kind* Herald Printing Co. When y°“| Florida anything In this lint *ee The We have It or can get It- There are thousands of articles that could be produced and marketed on Electrical Contractor in s u r a n c e Sanford brink Elder Springa Water, cent pure. fta 99 9B-1« Phoin aiL —Oat your Scratch Pad* ft*Herald—by tha pound— �THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1921 Lillie Happening* Mention of Waiters In Brief terminal liem * ofInterest H r-i B fr» n B Summary of (he Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers S The Gitt) •& n*teiteiteite»teiR**»R» fj u In and A bou t ^ m h regttlnr homo would hnve. The cnmpera wore on their wny to Jackson­ ville whero they will put up for tho winter at the nuto camp there. im m n it> n m m It would seem that either tho hunt­ ers arc taking notice and obtaining licenses this year for the county, or else there are many more hunters this year than Inst. A t any rate, the number of licenses issued by the Judge’s office for the opening season numbered as follows: For residents, 0(50. For non-residents o f county, 05. For non-residents, stnte, 1. The good work o f the Fish .nnjJ Game Protective Association is seen in this number of licenses and it is said that the game lias been better protected this season than in many years and with n vigilant game ward­ en on the job it will be protected right on through Ihe season. Semi­ nole county offers ns much or more to the real sportsmen ns rtny county in the stnte and our gome should be protected nt all times. THE WEATHER TEMPERATURE Florida: Unsettled w e a th e r probably rnin -to­ night and Tueadny no change in temperature. For ga ra ea tei i® n® fm ^ Mra. Palmer, o f Onlnoaville, ac­ companied Mrs. R. J. Holly home from that city and will bo her guest for some time. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Vincent ilo ft Sunday for their homo in Voro, after tel spending a few days with Mrs. Vln- ** h* cent’s aister, Mrs. R. J .Holly. tei Messrs. Marsh, Nelson and T. S. ilutr, of New York, are in the city on a prospecting trip nnd while hero will be the guests of the Valdez hotel. tei fca Pa tei Well, that cold spell may be coming but one would hardly think so to noto the temperatures of yesterday and today. Weath­ er rojwrt says frost ns far south as Florida but not touching Florida. This should bring the old bulb down somewhnt nnd 81 yes­ terday is surely summer weather. Now, Mr. Weath­ er Man, let us hnve n little cool and crispy w eather on our Thnnksgivlng turkey just to give it tho right fla­ vor: .1:10 A. M. NOVEMBER 21 Maximum ................... 81 Pa Range ................ ........ GO Mrs. C. II. Dlngee, who has been M "•A Barometer 30.1(5 |i, guest of several o f her friends • m N, E. Cloudy. In i, for the past three days left for tet hi i home in Dunedin tills nfternoon. tei tei tea tei tet tei tet tet »» tet tet tel tei Mrs. Jack Adams has returned to vice president o f the State Fedoray:!nford after several months visit at tion. lit t home in Illinois. Her father re­ turned with her nnd expect to spend The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. tin winter in Sanford. ______ ( T. S. Ilutr are glad to Fee them in The new nuto license tng will bo Hanford again for a visit. They nrc larger than heretofore. The legisla- "ceompunied by their little doughtore decided to make it only one tng ti r Mary Lowe, and are thinking of for next year instead o f two tags, as spending the winter here. They hnve heretofore, but they prescribed that been living in Now York since leav­ one tag should he not less than 7xlfl in g Sanford but have never given up tho idea o f coming back bore to re­ inches. Some tng. side, They are guests of tile Valdez The State Comptroller estimates hotel. the automobile registrations next year will reach 125,000 ,nnd the re­ ceipts one nnd one quarter million. After theexpense o f tags, otc., and live per cent for state road depart­ ment is deduced, his money will go to loud building. ' A building containing the cement and other materials for cement blocks sidewalks, etc., belonging to A. L. Roy, nnd locatud near tho pas­ senger stntion caught Arc in some mnnnor Saturday night and wns doseroyed. It was a serious loss to Mr. Roy, hut he is right on the job .Mrs. John Lconnrdi returned Sat­ again nnd all ready to take care of urday from Gninesvtlle whore she at­ his contracts today. tended the meetings o f tho Rtnto Federation of Woman’s Clubs. Mrs, * A regulnr Pullman car on wheels Leonard! is the capable president of the Sanford Woman’s Club nnd to­ wns here this morning belonging to gether with the other representatives parties from Pennsylvania. It was from Sanford hnd the pleasure of as­ comforabty arraigned on a While sisting Mrs. Gnllnwny to the office of phasis and had everything thnt n m rfi ©w H U N TIN G LICENSES FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY IlK EAK T H E RECORD. is really the proper time for you to call at our place and select that g ift for HIM and have us put it aside fo r you. Don’t wait until the last minute and find them all taken. ■ ■ S The nicest line o f Sweaters this season. See them in our windows and ■ ■ we have many other very valuable gifts that we are sure will please J ■ him. ■ ■ I IT IS N O T TOO E A R L Y TO P U R C H A S E T H A T G IF T N O W : TH E FLORIDA POST PU TTIN G ON RIG PRIZES FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS. The Florida Post the new repub­ lican daily paper to he published about the first of January, nt Winter Park, by the Florida National Pub­ lishing Co., lit putting on a big sub­ scription drive nnd giving away $5,000 in cash prizes for the church, Edith Lucille Rail lodge, hospital, club or organization of any kind that will take subscrip­ Teacher Piano and Harmony tions for tho new daily paper. The Graduate Chicago Musical College prizes will be distributed us follows: First prize, $2,000. Residence 719 Oak Ave. Phone 243 Second prize, $1,000. llhird prize, $500. Fourth prize, $200. W A R D & R IV E Fifth prize, $200. Fize prizes of $100 each, $500. GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON A L L Ten prizes of $50 each, $500. M AKES OF CARS The first 25 organizations enter­ ing contest will be credited/with 1,- Old Ford Garage West First St. 000 votes each, and additional cred­ its as follows: One year, $7.50 suitscript ions, 10 votes; six months, $2.75, 5 votes; -1 months, $2.50, 8 votes; weekly one year, $2.50, 5 votes. “THE BRONZE HELL” BIG ORIGINAL PICTURE AT THE STAR TOMORROW H. R. STEVENS, CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSION FOR SALE 6 -room Bungalow, well located, $4,000 2 -story, 5-room house, new...... 3,750 Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750 New 5-room cottage with large rooms ,on brick r o a d ........ 4,200 Terms Terms Terms Terms CITY LOTS— EASY PAYM ENTS Other Desirable Heal Estate. We can Suit any Inquiry A. P. CONNELLY CLASSIFIED ADS Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for laaa that Having served one term as city Oriental pomp and ceremony, in 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Case — ( Us garish, bizarre splendor, has nev­ commissioner, nnd having hnd the must accompany all orders. Count five worda to a line and remit ac­ er been more spectacularly portrayed privilege of assisting in establishing , cordingly. than in the impressive royal palace the new form of government under which we are now working, and the scenes which are one of the many fea­ FOR RENT— Two largo connecting people of Hanford having seen fit to FOR SA LE rooms suitnblo for couple desiring =K* tures of “ The Bronze Hell," the big place my name in nomination for an­ Thomas II. Ince-Louis Joseph Vance FOR S A LE — Hy owner, handsome light house keeping. 919 Oak Ave. other term, 1 hereby announce my ( special production for Paramount home furnished, modern conveni­ 202-Dtp, candidacy for tho position of city com­ which comes to the Star Theatre to­ ences, garage and bearing grovo; nlso missioner, to be voted for on Decem­ morrow night. some beautiful homo sites in n grovo W ANTED ber (Jth next. An extraordinary jewelled throne on a lake. Hox 11C, Altamonte R E L IA B L E Steno-Bookkecpor wants In making this announcement, I plot form, rich ivory ornaments, ele­ Springs, Kin. 11-3-lmoc Job; will start on a small salary and hereby refer you to city records of ac­ gant silken tapestries, and rare Orien­ FOR S A LE — Belgian bares. Apply will do anything. Write 52, care of complishments of tiic past two years, tal carpets are evidence in the beauto Geo. Mero, 811 Elnt ave. Phono Herald. ___________ 200-2 Ip tiful throne room scenes in which lia r Hml if ‘»lMtP'1 1 exl,w l l" t" htim,u to work for good, clean government, and __________ _____ ____ _______ £ Dyal Rut ton, a powerful prince of In­ for the interest of our city and its FOR S A LE — Dining table, walnut bod W A N TE D — Customers for fresh miik, morning and evening deliveries,— R. dia, renounces his right to rule boand springs. Call 308-.). 200-tfc people. I,. Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu enu.xe of Ills reluctance to lead a re­ Yours very truly, 11EMSTITCHI NG and. Piloting M W AN TE D TO R E N T — Furnished, bellion against English rule. II. It. STEVENS. tuchineiit; fits nil sowing machines. The retinue of native princes, sol­ one or two sunny rooms for very Price $2.01). Checks, 10c extra. 11-21-tfc diery nnd veiled dancing girls are at­ light housekeeping. Ground floor pre­ Lights Mail Order House, Box 127, tired in gorgeous silks and satins, ferred. Two in family. Husband Birmingham, Ala. 202-titp NOTICE, (i. I. A. with jewels and precious gold orna­ home week ends only. Will pay $5.00 There will be regular meeting of FOR SALE -One Florence Automat per week. Answer O. I’ ., cure tho ments comparable only to the furnish­ the (!. I. A. Tuesday, Nny. 22ml, at ic 3-burnor oil stove with mantel n L.ra|d. 20tf-ltp ings of the spacious hall. The proper lie 2:20 p. m. All members please and oven. Cull -115-W. 20-l-tfc dress for this ceremonial was ascer­ tained only after extensive research present. FOR SALE- -One Daisy churn. Call LO ST f a n n i k McCo n n e l l , 201-tfc LOST— Yellow striped eat, about half in the most authoritative works on 415-W. President. Indian costumes, and all of tile robes grown; unusually playful. Finder FOR S A L E —Two story business and other garments were especially building. Apply to the owner, Klon return to corner Ninth and Park and NOTICE made by the luce wardrobe depart­ 1Arcs, 805 ilth St. 205-tfc receive reward.— E, F. Ilousholdcr. Regular meeting of tile G. I. A., ment. 2l)l5-2to Doris May and Courtenay Foote as­ will lie held Tuesday, November 22, FDR HALE -Culihugo and lettuce plants. See R. F. Crenshaw at thu LOST— Gold bar pin, with three sap­ sume the lending roles, the additional at tiic Masonic hall, at 3:30. postoffiee. 20l)-tfc phires, between Magnolia and Third PRESIDENT. members of tho cast including Claire 'COTTAGES FOR SALE, R ENT OR St. and Temple Club. Reward if re­ DtiBroy, John Davidson, Otto Hoff­ 200-3tc turned 218 Magnolia or phone 228. man, Noble Johnson, Gerald I'ring and EXPE RT IN SU RAN C E SERVICE ii TR A D E —J. Musson. * 20U-2tp I represent progressive, modern in­ others, . Post cards—local vluws— ic ouch nt surance old-line companies and am the Herald office. LOST— One pair rimless glasses in prompt in rendering you expert serv­ S SANFORD BAND ease. Leave nt Herald office. FO R R E N T 200-2tp ELECTS NEW DIRECTOR ice in securing for you just whnt you ■ want in life insurance on tho plan Suburban home. for r e n t: Call futuro The Sanford band is showing more suited to your present and 308-J. 107tfc Endowment, monthly income speed every day, and at their meet­ need. FOR R ENT— Fcrmlnlo Apartments, plans, mid automobile and firu in­ ing a few days ngo, they elected Ed­ furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. gar Ball ns their director. Mr. Ball surance. Write or phono me to enll. L. G. Loveless, in Mulsch block, 205 30x3 *.................. $8.50 W. J. TH IG PE N . is among the new citizens o f San­ East First St. Phono 295-Ll lOltfc 3 0 x 3 1 / 2 ........................ 1 0 .0 0 ford, nnd is a band director of many TT)R R F n T —2 furnished bed rooms. Sell It with a IlcrnlJ Want Ad. year’s experience, having been nt the FIRSTS—GUARANTEED Phone 437-W, corner Elm & Third head of a large municipal hand in Street. 195-tfc NEW PRICES ON Minnesota before coming to Sunfurnished bod Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup FOR R ENT— One ford. Ho also directed n big army room, also garage. 110 I.uurel Ave. Goodycur band during tho war, and comes to 109-tfc Hydro-Toron Swinehurt Sanford well equipped to make the TIRES AND TUBES FORREN T ^ T wnT~furnisKoil' roonm Hanford band one of the best in tho for light housekeeping, 20(1 East Stnte. Under his ’ leadership, and H ig h Test Gasoline 2 ft St. 205-2tp i with the excellent material already from n Visible Pump FOR- RENT^liooniH umfintchonotteB, | in the hand, our home hand should “ YOU CAN SEE W H A T YOU Shirley Apt., opp. Postoffiee. 2O5-0p he nblo to give many fine locnl con­ GET” certs during the winter season, and Fo'ft’T iE N t— iiuJ' room, 311 Purk avoSpark PIugH, Wire nnd Cnble; also take contracts for concerts in _ nuo. 178-t/c f-esh flashlight batteries. other citien. The Hnnfor<| band Im*. FOR R EN T— 5-room house 25.00 per both engaged by the Chamber of month.— E. F. Lnno, tho Reul Es­ We gl\ ts tickets with ench pur­ Commerce to give regular concerts tate Man. _■ 2O0-2tp chase, Ri nd for 5% in trade. ! nil during tho winter Benson nnd the B E S T F o r b r e a d FO R - R&tiT— Furnished- room, 4 li music will bu enjoyed by home folks Park Aye, 201-fltp and visitors to tho city. Sold by FOR RENT—2 bed rooms and kltchlyJtlif it l ,*.ii S HO E S! For the Whole Family at ■ n ■ N P R E -W A R P R IC E S * : ■ 1 1—" This store is located out of the high rent district— the owners do all the U work themselves— and can and will u 3 M H n save you money on every article of every-day wear. FI 3 Come in and see n our line of Shoes— it’s complete. « Special prices all week ■ a ■ m m this on Men’s Furnishings. ferjIF!: S SANFORD DRY GOODS COMPANY : * A Good Place to Trade ■ FIDELITY TIRES TIRES DOWN AGAIN T H E O N L Y H O M E S E R V IC E H O U S E IN SANFORD I f you haven’t visited our Filling Station you can't appreciate this H igh Grade Gasoline. 30x3i/a N. ................................ 30x3 N . S...... ............... ........ 7,5U Frank Akers Tire Co. V U L C A N IZ IN G First and Elm Ave. Phone 447-W For office supplies, stationery, etc., come to tho Herald office, L P. McCULLER onotte, furnished for light house­ keeping. 814 West Second street. 105 Palmetto Are. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 21, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 21, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald