132 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/102d6e023687d2fefcfd797bc460f721.pdf 34ee0f8cb64d1a675a4879b6a1723bff PDF Text Text ;w . v . Sanford TH B “City Sobstantial" Che S anford Daily Herald I N T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T SANFORD, FLO RID A, FR ID A Y, DECEMBER 2, 1921 VO LUM E n PRES. HARDING’S MESSAGE TO CONGRESS NEXT WEEK DEALS WITH TWO SUBJECTS Tariff and Merchant M arine W ill Fill the Boards IMPORTANT TEXTS t a r if f m atters p r in c ip a l V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N w il l be th e su bject—n o th . INC. ON COM PENSATION W ASHINGTON, Doc. 2.— President Harding's message to the now con­ gress next week, it wus declared in deal prncpnlly wth two subjtceps shr high official circles yestorday, will deal principally with two subjects; the tariff and tho morchnnt marine. Of tho tariff, Mr. Harding is oxpected by •those cioso to tho White House to say that its rovlsion and passage at tho enrllost possible date is urgently necessary and thut it should ho stripped of such provisions as would endnngor or unduly delay its passage. Concerning merchant marino ques­ tions, Mr. Harding is expected to tako a definite stand for tho granting of some sort of ship subsidiary probably in tho naturo o f preferential rntes and routes, as supplementary to tho grant­ ing of free tolls to coastwise ship­ ping through tho Panama Canal. It was expected also in tho snmo quart­ ers that tho president would discuss section 24 of the Jones act dealing with the abrogation o f trade treaties by the executive. Study of tho situa­ tion was said to have developed a feeling on the part of administration officials that it would bo difficult if not impossible to carry out the pro­ visions of this section. T ariff matters, Ronato lenders In­ sisted, will occupy tho prominent posi­ tion in tho messnge. It wns asserted that Mr. Harding would ask that rates in thu house bill, now in tho hands of the senate finance committee, bo fix ­ ed on the old basis of invoice values rather than on the house provision of American wholesale valuation. His reason for that stand, according to some of his councillors, wns that ho had been assured it would he better to apply tho now system piece meal than by employing the plan on all commodities at ono time. To that end, it wns stated nlso, the president is expected to urge an op­ tional provision in tho measure, em­ powering him to nppiy tho homo val­ ue basis where, after certain surveys, it is found to bo ndvlsnblo or neces­ sary. Such a course wns regarded by congressional tariff builders as ob­ viating the necessity for computing tho rates on what opponents o f the American valuation plan describo nt^ unknown quantities. 9 Mr. Harding is expected to urge imntcdiuto passage of tho allied debt refunding bill. Whllo this wns repre­ sented ns his attitude, a divergence of opinion among seqntors ns to tho wisdom of taking up the measuro during the sessions of tho conference on limitation of armaments, It was said by sonio, may yet force a chango in that stand. The state finnnee emmitteo is not in agreement over what should bo done, Senator I’enrose, the chairman, Senators Smoot of Utah, Watson, of Indiana, and several others arguing that thoro could bo no embarrassment for the arms conference developed by the debate on the funding measuro. On the other hand, Senator Curtis, a committee member, and vice chair­ man o f thu somite republican confer­ ence, as well as Senator Lodge, tho conference head, nnd one of tho Amer­ ican delegates to tho arms meeting, are strongly opposed to consideration of thu debt bill ut this time. Mr. Harding wont Into details of tho legislative program for tho next session nt u dinnor nttended by Sen­ ates Lodge, of. Massachusetts, republi­ can leader; Curtis, of Kansas; Penroso of Pennsylvania and Watson of In­ diana. It was understood that tho president requested nnd tho jennto lenders agreed that tho allied debt refunding bill should bo taken up Im­ mediately and rushed through to pas­ sage. As a result o f tho agreement, reach­ ed nt a Into hour, Mr. Harding wns expected to omit reference to tho founding measure in his message, The president was represented as belioving that some nltorations-should Skirts Are Such a Nuisance! ENGLAND WANTS >WILL BRING INFLUENCE TO BEAR UPON JAP HAD T W E LV E HUSBANDS COLLECTED A L L INSU RANCE DIVORCED NONE OF THEM FOUR FLORIDA CITIES S L A T I) FOR BOSTON N A T IO N A L S TO T R A IN CIIICAO, Dec. 2.— At lenst twclve husbands who sorved in Army or Navy credited to Mrs. Ilolcn Drexler, Waukegan, Illlonis, champion collec­ tor of government allotment checks, according to Federal authorities who hed her in custody to-day. Sho is alleged to have married husbands from ninny parts o f tho country, divorced none, and recceivel approxi­ mately four hundred dollars monthly from the government for the pnst three years. BOSTON, December 2.— Boston Nationals hnvo four southern cities under consideration ns prospective spring training qunrtcrs for tho nineteen twenty two season. Manager Mitchell ‘ aid to-d«y. T h .y arc St. TO HOME G O VERNM ENT AND* P s t o r m it , Orlando, .lacksonvilo EXACT N A T U R E OF LA T E S T MOVE 18 UNKNO W N nnd Macon, Georgia. It is expected that tho decision will bo announced ( H r T h r Aaanrlated I'rraa) next week. W ASHINGTO N, Dec. 2.— Negotia­ tions over tho nnvnl progrnm accord­ ing to feeling in Americnn conference quarters are proceeding satisfactorily. Four American dolcgntos mooting to­ dny went over tho situation ns it now stands. Moro definito statues said to lie improbable before next week. SUBMIT QUESTIONS CITY VIENNA WAS WRECKED BY RIOTERS LAST PROPOSAL OF GOVERNMENT IS CONSIDERED C A B IN E T OF . D IA L EIRE AN DUBLIN TO D AY ARE CONSIDERING ALL LEADING HOTELS SHOPS PU T OUT OF BUSINESS AND IN ( l l y T h r Aaaorlnlrd I ’ rraa) ( l l r T h r Anaorlnlnl I’ rraa) LONDON, Dec. 2.— The British gov­ ernments last proposals for settlement o f the Irish question wns under con­ sideration by the cabinet o f the Dnil Eireunn in Dublin todny. BELFAST, Dec. 2.— An nttnek on tho Jail nt Londonberry with the ob­ ject o f releasing prisoners there wns repulsed by police guards todny. Two policemen were killed nnd several of the attackers captured. H O SPITA L FIR E AT G R EE NVILLE , ALA CAUSES TH RE E DEATHS ( U r T h r Aaaoclnlrd l ’ rraa) G R EE NVILLE , Ala, Dec. 2.—Three bodies, were recovered to-day from the ruins of Stabler Hospital here, destroyed by fire shortly after mid­ night. Two wore patients. One nurse was seriously injured. LLOYD GEORGE PLANNING TRIP TO AMERICA W IL L LE A V E ENG LAND ON DE­ CEMBER T W E LFTH FOR .CONFERENCE ( l l r T h r Aaaorlatrd I'rraa) LONDON, Dec. 2.— Prime Minister Lloyd George definitely planning to leave England for the United States December 12th to attend the Wash­ ington armament conference. ARBU CKLE CASE W IL L GO TO JURY TH IS AFTERNOON SAN FRANCISCO, December 2.— Arbuckle manslaughter case is oxpecled to go to the jury some tlmo this afternoon nnd it is possible that comedian may know verdict before hed time. SOUTHERN T R A IN WRECKED ON MEMPHIS D IV IS IO N ENGINEER, FIREM AN DEAD (Hr T h r Aaaorlnlrd I'rraa I CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Dec. 2.-*Southorn Railway pnssengor train No. 42 wns wrecked today at Shollmound, on tho Memphis division, west of hero according to meager reports. Tho en­ gineer and fireman are reported to imvp been killed and several ohtors injured. Tho train if said t havo turned over. All wires to Shcllmound are down. he made In the house tariff provisions with rospoct to Amorican valuation hut to whnt extent ho might suggest chnnges wns not disclosed. It was also predicted nftor tho con­ ference that Mr. Harding would not discuss tho question of adjusted com­ pensation for formor servico mon in his messago. Indications also wore given, it was declared, that in addition to discussing merchant marino ques­ tions prombuntl yin the messago he would also toko tho mup in a later address. • <* Sell It with a Herald Want Ad. In the N a v a l Controver­ sy That Seems to Split on the Ratio and Plymouth Albion LENA CLARKE CASE TO JURY V IE N N A , Dec. 2.— Inner city of V i­ ctual todny looked ns though it wns struck hy a tornado ns the result of yesterday's widespread rioting. All leading hotels and restaurants nnd many shops dealing in luxuries were wrecked and streets cluttered with debris. No deaths are reported hut police said many yersons injured hy mobs in their orgy o f plunder nnd de­ struction. The police stood idly by while mobs worked their will, somo even expressing sympathy with riot­ ers. in accounts amounted to $92,000, tho the actual shortages in receipts total­ led ill excess of $1(1,000. Charles M. Stoddard, superintendent of mails ill the Jacksonville office was then introduced by the defense to re­ fute tho testimony of a witness for the prosecution who hnd stated that STORM W AR NING S D ISPLAYE D ON COAST JUDGE ANDREW S CHARGED THE Miltiinorc was employed liy a shipyard JAC KSO NVILLE TO NEW YORK nnd not in tho postal service at the JURY A T 2:30 AND CASE time he is said to have stolen govern­ W ENT TO JURY W ASHINGTON, Dec. 2— South­ ment funds. Stoddard said Miltiinorc west storm wnrnings displayed on was working for the postoffice in ( H r T h r Aaaorlnlrd I'rraa) ORLANDO, Dec. 2.—Judge An­ j .1illy, 11HI>, and introduced pay roll rec­ Atlantic Const Jacksonville to New drews was scheduled to charge the ords to substantiate his statement. York to-day. Storm of marked in­ central over Southern jury at 2:30 this afternoon and the This testimony conflicted with that of tensity case was to go to the twelve men im­ (lie state witness who declared Milti- Michigan. more spent a portion of that month mediately thereafter, in the employ of the shipyard. ORLANDO, Dec. 2.—The Clarke- I Argument before the jury was open­ Pattcrson case is expected to reach ed by Judge John M. Cheney, repre­ the jury early this afternoon when ar­ senting Baxter II. Patterson. Judge gument of counsel was resumed this Chuney said it would only tuko him a moment to Htutc the case of his client, morning. since he felt sure the evidence intro­ duced ngninst Patterson had been in­ Tho state and defense in the Lena sufficient to warrant the jury in con­ BRITISH VICE CONSUL A T WORK Clarke cuho announced yesterday that victing him. Attorney Watson, of ON FLOGGING OF they would introduce no further tes­ West Palm Bench, followed Judge M INISTER ' timony nnd argument before the jury Cheney, nnd nftor reviewing tlfo evi­ began. dence to some extent, he charged tho (H r T h r A aaorla trd I'rraa) Judge Andrews announced he would jurors thnt they should not be lenient M IAM I, Dee. 2.— Acting on toloallow each side four hours in which because one of tho defendants was a grnphic instructions from the Iiritlah to complete their argument, and un­ woman in case they found her guilty embassy in Washington, A. II. Hubder this ruling it is estimated the heynnd a reasonable doubt. hnrd, British vice consul here, todny jury would retire shortly afternoon Tho debate was continued for the began an investigation into the flo g ­ todny. Court attaches are o f the opin­ prosecution by M. F. Mohr, special ging, tarring nnd feathering hero last ion that tho jury will not deliberate assistant state's nttorney, who at­ August of Rev. Philip S. Irwin, arch­ long, nnd the fato of the two defend­ tacked tho plea o f insanity entered by deacon of the Protestant Episcopal ants is expected to bo made known Miss Clarke, nnd declared "something church, who engaged in work nmong some timo today or tonight. must bu done to stop this damnable the negroes of Minml. Hubbard said Pathos wns injected into the pro­ killing in Orange county.’ Mohr spiiku the inquiry would include investiga­ ceedings twico yesterday. Once when o f tho killing of Mlltinioro as "a crime tion of similar treatment accorded LeRoy B. Giles, in a defense argu­ too horrible to grasp," and continued Georgo Doty, negro blacksmith. Ir­ ment, referred to “ tho sorrow which his nrgument by turning fire on Mb'* win and Doty are British subjects. had weighed so honvly" on the Rev. Clarke’s testimony given from tho Both left tho couhty after their ex­ nnd Mrs. Clarke, parents of the de­ witness stand. He ridiculed her belief perience witTi thu mnsked men. 1 fendant, whom ho spoke of as being in transmigration and ended hy say­ in thu "tw iligh t" of life, and again ing if Miss Clarke should lie acquitted when Mrs. Gcorgo W. McCormack, China’s Request because o f what he called her "pecul­ daughter of Fred A. Miltininrc, with iarities" it would censo to lie a possi­ For W ithdraw al whose murder Miss Clnrku and Pat­ bility to convict uny one on a first Foreign Troops terson are chnrgc<r, hurst into tears degree murder charge. ns Attorney Chlllingsworth, of West Attorney Chillingsworth, of West Referred t Cmmittco Headed hy Sen­ Palm Reach, speaking for tho defense Palm Bench, who is assisting Davis ator Rot referred to thu "cold blooded manner & Giles ns counsel for Miss Clarke, in which Miltimoru robbed the Palm developed a new angle when ho cited W ASH ING TO N, Dec. 2.— Cblnn’s Beach postoffico in 1018." Mrs. Mc­ whnt he termed the "suicide" o f tho request for withdrawal of foreign Cormack's soils echoed to tho far cor­ stato in permitting Chief Vestel and troops from Chinn referred to commit­ ners of the court room nnd thu trial Dr. II. Mn^on Smith to testify. Ho tee headed by Elihu Root for further wns momentarily delayed while a recalled to the jury that Vestel had study nt today’s mooting of committco deputy sheriff led her into tho hall­ said he thought Lena Clarke wns on Far Eastern and Pacific nffnirs to way outside. "crazy" on Hint night of last August Washington conference.. A t the morning HCHsion yesterday 1, when sho rushed into his office two witnesses were examined. Postal with her hair blowing about her faco PRO IIIH ITIO N P A R T Y Inspector H. N. Graham wns present­ and said there wns a drugged mun in TO E M AIN "A L IV E " ed by the state in an effort to estab­ n room in tho San Junn hotel. Chil­ lish tho fact that Miss Clarke hnd al­ lingsworth said thnt Vestel, n detec­ CHICAGO, Nov. 30.— Tho prohlways appeared snno in tho transac­ tive nnd criminal investigator of f i f ­ bltion party will continue to work as tion of business affairs whilo sho wns teen years experience, would hardly a political party nlong tho satno lines postmistress. Graham said thnt prior hnve hesitated about sending n mun ob In the past, its national committee to tho time when Irregularities bognn to the hotel immediately to Investi­ decided here to-day. to nppear in tho postoffico accounts, gate tho woman's stntomcnt if he had Sentiment wns against changing Miss Clnrko had always appealed to not considered her "an oscnptjd luna­ tho party’ss name and enlarging its bo nbovo thu avorngo in intelligence tic." Reverting to Dr. Smith’s testi­ majijr Issues or for winding up its and wns clovor and resourceful in tho mony ho recalled tho statement made affairs in the belief that its work was transaction o f business. Ho said sho by tho psysiclan, "this woman ia not done. A t the close o f the two-day made a model postmistress until she feigning insanity," and asked the Jury began juggling tho accounts in an meeting ovan tho suggestion that the . "In tho name o f God, if Lena Clarke effort to rover tho shortages. Tho wit­ is not feigning insanity, what la she?" party might quit if tho republican or ness testified .that at opo tlmo tho The lawyor declared ho would be will- 1democratic party took up its work amount involved in the dlscreponcles waa rejected. ((VinlloutJ on p ««« Four) INVESTIGATING TAR AND FEATHER JOB AT MIAMI W ASHINGTO N, Dec. 2.— Great Britain, ns tho ally o f Japan, is using her influence to bring the Jnpnnose viows in tho naval ratio dispute into harmony with those of tho Unitod States. With this development, tho Japan­ ese plenipotentiaries again hnvo sub­ mitted the whole question to their home government. The exact naturo of the latest movo for n solution o f the ratio problem is not disclosed, hut it is indicated thnt Great Britain has found a double in­ terest in tho success of tho negotia­ tions heenuso she had nccopted in principle tho Atnoricun "5-3-3" propos­ al and becauso, on the other hnnd, she is in alliance with Japan, who askfl for a ratio of "10-10-7." • W ASHINGTO N, Dec. 2.— Conipleto abolition of the submarine as an In­ strument o f warfare still Is regarded by tho British delegation as tho most preferalde decision to he reached by the armament conference when tho question of submarine Is brought up. Whilo tho British delegates realize, it was said today, thnt their view ns to the unsuitability of the submarino for warfare might not prevail in tI\o conference, they felt certain it would receive much sympathy in the world nt large. In aatieipation of a lively discussion of this subject before the conference, one of the highest British authorities last night set out the British attitude as follows: Thu sulmiarino hardly can be used without being abused. In the past i t certainly was a gross abuse o f every rulo of war; it destroyed th einnoeent and the non-belligerent as woll as tha crews of warships; there might he n legitimate use for tho si/hmurinc If it coul.d he confined to operations against merchant ships without viola­ tion of tho rules o f war. Moreover, tho British spokesmans said ho doubted seriously whuthor tho submarine really wns the wenpon o f tho weaker power against tho strong­ er. GERMAN MINISTER WANTS BIG LOAN FROM WOULD BORROW F IF T Y M IL L IO N BOUNDS FROM BANK OF OF ENG LAND t ( I l f T h e Aaaorlnlrd I'rraa > LONDON, Dec. 2.— Former German minister o f reenstruction Ruthonuu, negotiating with Sir Rbort Homo, Chancellor of Exochcquor, nnd with officials f tho Bank of England for a loan o f fifty million pounds storling to Germany, learned horo on high au­ thority today. It was understood that Rathonuu would ho given u definito answer today, which high fflcials said probably would bo in the negative. Henry and Tom Leave fo r A labam a To Inspect Shoals Ford nnd Edison Will See Re Done 9ms) DETROIT, Dec. 2.— Henry Ford and Thomas A . Edison left hore at noon today fo r Muaelo Shoals, Ala., to in­ spect the nitrate and water power jecta which Ford proposes to from the government. �‘■w v. ~ . T: .w\ ' ; * ujaTC V. i ill THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,1921 PAGE EIGHT < • ii'- *11 0« f W wcv ar,l>bjfVi'> n fjjo w oi tjofwor j'o- ft \*K S i'' PfC’* f Y O » « a li’t’SffoWI<neither can we . f W ASHINGTON, Dec. 1,— Progress toward normal Conditions throughout ^th« country has been continuous dur­ ing November despite n relative slowing down" ns compared with the previous two months, the Federal Re­ serve Hoard said Inst night in its monthly business nnd financial review. "On the whole," the bonrd said, "the best opinion now looks to a jiteady, oven if locally interrupted, progress back to normal conditions, nltho no immediate or sudden expansion or boom is in night.” t Cheap Clothes— wearing materials and m aking— are usually costly; to ^»you. W e can’t afford to sell them. is Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes m it rCg r $ (liras, are best for us to sell because they’re best for you to buy. / l \ r L .4 They’re tnllored right Fine nil-wool fnhricH Prices low for (|Unlity. i '< i r r The styles are right. Getting Back to N o r­ mal Conditions Thru­ M \ out Our G rei' Copyright 19J1 Hart Schaffner U Marx Sanford Shoe and Clothing The Home Of Hurt Schaffner & Marx Clothes <4' ITT TO M M IX in- wdb' ■UKU*.. “H AND S 'V RECORD REP. P A R T Y A ■DISGRACEFUL FAILURE* WASHINGTON,, December 1.—The record o f the cpuhlican party in the extra session o f congress Is described ns a "disgraceful fnilure" by Repre­ sentative Garrett, o f Tennessee, act­ ing democratic lender of the house, In a statement to appor in the con­ gressional record tomorrow. A l­ though the congra** is not in sssion, it will issuo an "extra" o f tho record to accommodate tho many members who desire to "reviso nnd extend" their rcmnrks of the last few days of the session. , Friday and Saturday— W allace Reid in “The Hell D ig g e rs” LIFE’S BIGGEST PROBLEM HUY CHRISTM AS SEALS. •f » * $ Reginning on the dny after Thanks­ The one big worry in this world which overtops giving, the sale of the Christmas nil others when you’re out o f a job— is “ the Seals for public health work stnrted. bread nnd butter problem.’’ As in former yenrs the revenue de­ rived from the sale o f tho senls will Every dollar that you put into n savings ac­ be used in the work for tho prevent­ count will simplify that problem. And the earl­ ion nnd eradication of tuberculosis, ier you start such an account the sooner will with every county getting seventy the big problem be solved. per cent o f the amount derived from '^ , the sale of the senls for use among A growing savings account nt this bank will Its own people. help you to go through life with a reasonable Here in Dade county, for instance, degree of freedom from the worry nbout per­ if throe thousand dollars' worth of sonal finances. the senls arc sold, a visiting nurse will lie furnished for one year. She ■> will 'he provided with an automobile so that she enn get about without loss of time nnd energy; nnd wherever there are enses o f tuberculosis, she will lie able In some mensuro to nllevintc them nnd to prevent their carrying infection to other people, Atal cannot Dnbc county easily buy SERVICE STRENGTH PROGRESS thro,, thousand seals? Cannot It buy five thousand or ten thousnnd seals? 4% IN T E R E S T PA ID It is entirely proper to begin us­ ing Christmns senls now. You can place them on the hncks of the en­ velopes conveying your ordinary ev­ eryday letters; you can use them on the packages oil nro sending off "not to he opened until Christmas"; you enn buy a dollars worth and paste them nlotlg the edge of your desk A N Y P A R T O P T O W N , O N T E R M S TO blotter, just to remind you that you S U IT Y O U should buy another dollar's worth to use nt Christmas time. You can make money buying fo r advance. The point is, that the Christmas You are going to build a home one o f these senls offer a cheerful way to assist in the great— and so poignantly need­ days, why not select a lot now,' and pay fo r it ed-campaign against the White by easy stages. s . I’lngue. A penny is a small thing, hut n hundred pennies make a dollar, I f you have some money, will build one or and if every man, woman and child two houses. in the United Htates should each tiuy Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the one ChriHtmuH seal, the workers would have a million dollars with game now. which to make the good fight. Tuberculosis Ih curable. It is pre­ ventable. But it requires the right sort o f treatment— a treatment that is almost entirely represented by nourishing Laid, rest and hygenie surroundings, AGENT Huy us many Christmas seals as you possibly can. Help in this great work.— Miami Metropolis. j to n i i m i c i h i f t i u n j f c i M to to Its to to t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o to DEATHS JOHN LAN D M AN DIES IN ROCH­ ESTER John Lnndmnn, a former resident o f Altamonte and well known here, died nt Rochester, Minn., where ho was icceiving attention nt tho sana­ torium o f Mayo Brothers. Fred Wnlema recoivcd tho announcement of Mr. Landman's death today by wire nnd the statement that the funeral would occur at the luto home of the deceased at Grand Rapids today un­ der the auspices of Grand Rapids lodge of Elks. Mr. Lnndmnn lived for many years in Grand Knpids, Mich., and bad a la rgj circle of friends in that city. On account of failing health he came to Florida several years ago settling near Altamonte and planting an or­ ange grove. Failing health made it necessary for him to give up active work and ho removed to St. Peters­ burg where he owned two Federal bakeries. He was taken to Rochester several months ago and all that medi­ cal skill could do was done for him with no avail. His friends hero will learn with regret of the denth of Jack Landman, who was well liked by those who knew him. •1 DEATH OF GEO. II. R0I1BKTS W George II. Roberts died nt the homo o f his boh South o f the city on Wed­ nesday afternoon after a lingering fllnuss. The funeral was held from tho home today at !t o’clock, Rev. Clarke officiating. Interment was made in Lnkovicw cemetery. Deceased was born in Oswego, New York, in IK-10, and with bis parents moved to Toledo, Ohio, when bo was a young Ixiy. He made his home in Toledo for many years coming to Florida with bis son two years ago. He was a veteran of the Civil war, being a member of a company volun­ teering at Toledo. Tho sympathy of tho friends o f the family here and in Ohio are extended to tho son, II. L. R(4)erts, of this city nnd a daughter in Chicago. FOUR INJURED IN FIR E DESTROYING RIG PAPER I •LAST 'V r (Hr T h e Aaaorlntrd I'rraa) AUG USTA, Gn. Dec. 1.— Four fire­ men were injured and property ami stock loss of $75,000 suffered when fire gutted the Georgia-Curollnu Paper Company nnd the llothwell Grocery Company here tonight. Tho firo occured in a chain of eight ware­ houses owned by J. T. Bothwell. A half hour after the fire started all tho warehouses were in danger, ns was tho Augusta factory, one of Augusta’s largest cotton mills noarby. Tho condition o f tho Injured fire­ men is not regarded an serious. They were caught under a falling brick wall. F or first clou Job work— tb« Harold T ry a Harold Wont Ad todoj. ADDITIONAL LOCAL L E N A C L A R K E CASE GOES TO JU RY T O D A Y OR TOMORROW A. M. Weather report says more rain. (ContliiiiFil from One) have paronoidal tendencies. He said colder that a wide latitude must ho given Here's hoping it brings weather and more business. in fixing whether n constitutional psycopath with paranoid tendencies This is the beginning of tho real is insnno. holiday season. Sanford stores aro When the defense sought to pin beginning to tnko on n holiday look. him down in asking if it were not true that tho only difference on Chureh bazaars are the order of tho which ho based his opinion ns to tho day. Attend them and help out tho sanity of Lena Clnrke and tho nlcinvarious organizations that aro putting ists for tho dofenso was in fact that them on. he ascribed her- trnnsniigratory (lights to beliefs and they to dolusI). H. C. Rahim tirought a monster ions, and that if there might not he sweet potato into the Hornld office a reasonable doubt as to the infalli­ recently. It l*is not been weighed bility o f his opinion ns opposed to Imt it is the largest one of the sea­ theirs should the case rest on it, he son so far. replied: "1 don’t know whether or not the The flaming red poinsettins nro now ense hinges on it or not, hut if so it beautiful on the various yards. I t ' wouldn’t alter my opinion that Lena leads one to think that Sanford could ^;|nr)(e Hnne when she committed ho made more beautiful in the fall if , ho cr|mo with whlch sh<, 1h charged." everyone would plant poinsettins. Dr. W. II. Spiers, ulicnist for the defense, took the stand enrly in the morning session o f court. The for­ mer member of the state medical hoard at Chnttahoochee, in his testi­ mony to the jury, corroborated the opinion of Dr. Rnlph N. Green, the well known alienist from Jackson­ Next Tuesday is election day. Ev­ ville, In declaring Lena Clarke was n eryone is so busy with the many a f­ constitutional psycoputh with par­ fairs that election day promises to he anoid delusions; that she was insane a very ipiict one. There should he a and did not know tho dlfferenccc be­ large vote polled if all the signers tween right nnd wrong nt the time of vote. , the committal of the ncj: with which she is charged, nnd that she would re­ Thu lettuce market is brightening main in an asylum for tho rest of up some and lettuce is bringing $1.25 her life if she were sent thore. hero at Hanford. Tills la considerably A hasty conference of the defense hotter than n fow weeks ago when it was noted when Judge C. O. Andrews was bringing less than one dollar in using his prerogative, from the bench New York. , questioned the witness, Dr. Hpires, with regard to the injury to the skull A Huston paper gives a picture of suffered by tho defendant when she tho football team on the hnttleship was three yenrs old. The court Florida and William Routh, a former sought to establish whether it had Hanford hoy, iH among the Florida been determind if tho blew from the players. William is the son of A. well handle had pierced both walls Routh, of this city, and is now ono of o f the skull. The witness said that Undo Ham’s navy hoys. His ninny the only way to determine if the friends here are glad to get good re­ Inner wall gurdlng the brain had been ports from him. pierced was by an X-ray. Following tho conclusion of the Senator Duncan U. Fletcher was cross-examination by tho state of Dr. horu tills morning for a few minutes Ralph N. Green, alienist for the de­ onrouto to Washington after a few fense, four witnesses wore called to days spent at Geneva at the homo of the stand by the defense. All testi­ Ills sister, Mrs. J. H. Huddleston. Sen­ fied thnt Rena Norman, the state ator Fletcher did not have time to witness who testified that Lena stop over in Hanford for a short talk Clarke had told her from her cull next much as he would like to have dono to hers in the Orange county jail hut promises to visit us longer whon thnt "Hho was in jail for killing a congress adjourns. man," was a woman o f hail character. The witnesses wore A. C. Grjffin, The Lndies Union Congregational J. II. DIckHon, J. W. Pounds nnd Earl Church will meet with Mrs. Joe Murray, all ( o l Ocoee, where Rena MolHch Friday afternoon December Norman had testified she lived (for 2nd. All members please attend ns several months last year. we will plan our Dnznnr and cooked In rebutnl tho state brought four food side to be held December 17tn. Iny witnesses from West Palm Ikuch to tho stand to testify thnt they hud JUSTICE OF PEACE RESIGNS* known Lena Clarko for n number of years nnd had always rognrdcd her T A LLA H A S S E E , Dec. L — Tho gov- ns sane. On cross-oxaminntlon th.j ornor lias accepted the following res-' defenso failed to flftd that they had ignntions: John E. Cochran as Justice' observed any peculiarities during the of tho peaco o f tho tenth district o f time they had known her. Palm Reach county; William I. John-' son ns constable for district No. 0 o f For office supplies, stationery, ate., . come to the Herald office. Volusia county. Many business men are calling up­ on their friends today and others have gone hunting. The first o f tho month is ii busy time with the follow who is collecting and the fellow who is not. •« ii T h e Sem inole C ou n ty ii Bank..... *» ■■ <» •• W E HAVE FOR SA LA C ITY LOTS ■ \ j ! 3 ' M e is c h * R e a lt y C o m p a n y j A. P. CONNELLY * FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW O r i e n t a l B a z a a r ■ DRUGGIST SAYS LADIES A R E USING RECIFE OF SAGE THA AND S U L N IU K ■ Hair that loses its color and lustre <>r when it fades, turns gray, dull nnd lifeless is caused by n lack of sul­ phur In tho hair. Our grundmothor made up n mixture o f Sago Ton nnd Sulphur to keep her locks dnrk nnd benutiful nnd thousands of women and men who vnluo that ovon color, thnt benutiful dark shade of hnir which is so attarctlvo, use only this old-time recipe. Nowndnys wo got this fumous mhcturo improved by tho nddition of oth­ er ingredionts by asking nt any drug store for a bottlo of "W yeth's Sago nnd Sulphur Compound,” which dark­ ens the hnir no naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly toll it has boon applied. You Just dnmpen a npongo or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking ono small strand at a timo. By morn­ ing the gray hair disappears; but what delights tho ladles with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound la that, beaides beautifully darkening the hair after a fow applications, it also brings back tho gloss and lustre and gives it an appearance of abundance. --A d v. P A R IS H H O USE ■ ■ ■ ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 *. n*. , « Dispjay o f articles for sale; chicken supper. Appearance o f Sylvia at 9 o’clock On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2 Display o f Fancy Articles for sale Oyster Supper Tableaux o f Recent Fashions put on by Baumel s Specialty Shop. . Sylvia’s appearance and disclosure o f her identity. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE A \ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921 PAGE TWO section In which it Is located. Govern­ SANFORDi DAILY HERALD ment engineers sny it will cost from /JUST 112,000,00 to $50,000,000 to complete How To Be a DetVetfve lOe. r«bll.b*d « f« r r if U r u r a u w , l Bund., »» TO* THE HEKALD PRINTING CO., Inc. ruBUsnzia R. J. H O LLY .............. ...........Editor N. J. LILLAKD....Secr«Ury*Trea«urer H. A. N E E L ____ __ General Manager C. L. 1UWIN CIRCULATION MAN AO EE Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. .a-«rn iiii< It .m M»<1» K.owp wi Applie.tloe ■ub.orlptlam Prio* la Adtaae* Um t . » t ................................ ................ 111 Mnatbi ................... ................... D .llw *d la Cltr by Oinlar Wm I ............... Tba bl# IS- W lap*** W**Ux H*rdd •»* tlnlp oor»r« analaoU Oouaty tad U piUUk.4 m rp Trldif. Adurtlila* r»U t mid. * » • » ■ «a ipplloitl.n. D.m»« ratio la paUtiM. M M par p.ir, ilw ip i la adaaaoa. Member of The Aasoclated Preaa The Augusta Chronicle has been burned out twice in a few years and it would seem that fate was against this paper. However they are run­ ning along Just the same and it would seem that nothing short o f death will keep n newspaper man down. ■'a> < /In looking through a New York catalogue of ladies apparel today we idly glance at some « f the prices and found that they wore double that of the Sanford stores for the same materials. There is no doubt hut whnt the ladies can save money nny time by trading at homo. -----------o----------Lettuce will perk up considerable if the cold spell will come and Htny awhile bringing a much higher price this week than last has no staying qualities that will outlast the warm spell. I* mutt have cold weather and lots of it to make a showing. Here's hoping we get it in time for our Christmus money. — —o----------Life is being held too cheaply these days. People take lives o f others and take their own lives without any compunction. Others suffer by it. Lena Clark will no doubt go free but regardless of whether she does or not her parents and relatives have suffered. Miltmore's wife and rela­ tives are suffering ami will suffer. Lena herself will not suffer half as much ns the innocent parties to this tragedy or to nny tragedy. Life is held too cheaply by everyone. —----- — o— - - — * It looked for a while that the German mark being so low would stage n come-back and make the in­ vestor In marks rich but when one stops to realize that it will take $21,*1118,000,00(1 to redeem ninety billion o f paper money nt par it looks unreasonable that the German government can do it and they can­ not— thus tiu> moratorium that the news despatches are speaking about. It is said that 100 millions o f good American dollars have been invested in German marks and they will re­ alize on the investment not one red cent. Of course the moral is to in­ vest your money at home. -----------o------- — ' M IL Ft lit I) W IL L NOT GET MUSCLE SIIOALH tho Wilson dam. Mr. Ford says it can he done for $28,000,000. Hut Mr. Ford isn’t given the opportunity to prove his estimate. The government has millions tied up in Musclo Shoals. Even if the govern­ ment lost money by selling the plant it would profit in the long run, be­ cause the plant is now n dead weight and Mr. Ford offers every assurance that ho will complete it and put it In operation as soon as possible. I f tho government keeps the plant, in the long run it wit cost more than tho d if­ ference between the estimate of its engineers and the estimate of Mr. Ford’s engineers. At the lame time doing no good for the South, nor for any other section of tho country. Tho big interests are opposed to tho sale. They do not like Mr. Ford and plan to gain control of the nitrate plant themselves. Therein lies the story.— Florida Metropolis. J r ! 1 ySi l cR G tT U P A U T I l/1 K lM D l IN a W OOD FOR Su P P fcK - C O M E T H O M A SV ! 'U« .INI. RASPBERRY >L. Make a shortak • and put Flag Brand Bed Basplmrries between the layers and on top. Served with whip­ ped cream this makes a de­ licious dessert. The Peoples Bank TRUCK of Sanford -H rovr--’TOHttllH 1 V» By a Sanford Celery-Fed Man to Bit IM *‘t fcl t o fffllA N A riO N ’AL CARTOON CO.. *U R* Phones 497-404 W K L A K A BLOCK PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD A Sanford girl believes in indoor sjsirts if they know enough to go follow tho result o f the justice’s home by ten o’clock. charge ho prepared the following art­ icle as grounds for his defense: Just pretending to lie rich kcops 1— By testimony in favor of the some people poor. general good conduct o f my dog, I You Can Find the N am e of Every Live Pro­ can prove that nothing could provoke Fa inoua Leans him to attack. fessional and Business M an in Leaning Tower o f I’ isa. 2— He is Mind and ennnot see to Harnutn's skeleton. bite. Sanford in This Column TO TH E Q U A LIF IE D ELECTORS Leniency, II— Even if ho could see to bite, it OF SANFORD: Lena Cnlrke. would he utterly impossible for him to It 1b with a deep Honee of duty that go out of his way to do so, on account CONTRACTORS LAW YERS I have consented to become a candi­ Which reminds me the difference be­ of Ills infirmity. date for the office of City Commis­ tween the two famous cases now in •1— Granting his eyes and legs to be S. 0. Shinholser sioner of thu City o f Sanford, but the limelight. One at Hnn Francisco good, he has no teeth. George A . DeCottes when 790 of my fellow-townsmen re­ has Fatty as defendant and at Orlan­ f»— My dog died six weeks ugo, Contractor and Builder A t to r n c y - n t- L a w do Lena as defendant. d— I never owned or harbored a dog. quest it, 1 know o f nothing oluo to do. Over Seminole County Hnnk 1SANFORD FLORIDA Having been thus nominated I here­ SANFORD -:FLORIDA by announce that I am a candidate I know a man whose wife attends Learn Something Useful Daily for the office of City Commissioner nt nil the domestic science lectures while Tile first Union flag was unfurled ^ Construct n Co. tho ensuing election to be held on tho H A R TF O R D B A T T E R Y lie is nt home nursing n Imd case of H A K I P U K U n A l i l j I V l j CONTRACTORS AN D BUILDERS on the 1st o f January, 1770, over the titli d a vtif December next, and pledge indigestion. camp at Cambridge. It had thirteen “Battery Insurance” i*innc» and specifications chmioiij myself, if elected, to an impartial and stripes of white nod red, and retained Furnished conscientious performance of tho du­ Hippy Dialogue Sold nnd Serviced by the English cross in one corner. A ll Work Guaranteed ties o f the office for tho advancement Waitress: Tea or coffee. II. T. PACE P. O. Box 111 of our city and the welfare of its Patron: Don't tell me, let mo guess. Edw. Higgins, Inc. A press dispatch says that u rooster people. that smokes cigarettes is enroute by H aight & W ieland Both buildings and building mater­ I want here to express my apprecia­ P U R E W A T E i; flivver to Florida. That's nothing! ials are going up. tion for the splendid petitions filed Chickens have been smoking for some placing me in nomination. GARAGES time nl] over Florida. Elder Springs Water Very sincerely, Misnrpinmciil and charity seem to 99.98% PU R E begin at the same place, 190-tfc FOREST LAK E . Smith Bros. G arage SENATORS FLETCHER AND Phone 311-W Sanford, El* Expert Repairing T R A M M E L L IN JACKSONVILLE While they are junking battleships OIL, GAS nnd ACCESSORIES let them junk the junkers. Employment Bureau Onk nnd First L O R D ’S P U R IT Y JAC K S O N V ILLE , Fin., Nov. '28.— FOREST LAKE CANDIDATE FQR CITY COMMISSION When s|ie goes to lied wearing I stockings and a nightcup. M When she refuses to toll her age. When she finds fault with her look­ ing glass. When she ducks every draft. When she is a militant suffragist. When she gets mud reading this ar­ ticle. Si;! Old Ford Garage West FlrBt St. PEERLESS TIRES Real Estate and Insurancn SANFORD -:- -:- FLORIDA GUARANTEED .. Employment Bureau.. 30x3 Non-Skid $ 7.90 9.90 32x3(4 Non-Skid 14.90 31xt Non-Skid 15.90 D. F. S U M N E R 32x1 Non-Skid 10.90 P A IN T E R 33x4 Non-Skid 17.90 W ill Conlr.it or T .k . Job b, th» Horn IIS LAUHEL AVI: P H O N E 113 V. C. COLLER, Prop. Genera! Shop and Mill W ork 34x4 Non-Skid 18.90 “ WE D E LIV E R T H E GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities L E T M E P A IN T Y O U n HOUSE If we please you, tell others! R no tell us. Phono 498 HOTELS Sanford Machine , Foundry Co. Orlando, Fla. NOVELTY Thu vocational committee of tho Busi­ CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER ness nlul 'Profeselonnl Womon'a Club 1 requests all young women desiring '* Commercial Street Sanford, Kl*. employment to register nt the First National Bank. TRANSFER AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman 30x3(4 Non-Skid W. R. [.ink Tire Co. SANFORD WORKS Geo. W . K night fr General Machine and Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear hands In stock Crank Shafts Itc-tu^ned Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford's New Hotel" $1.50 Up Per Day Sanford Steam Laundry HAVE YOU SEEN FOR SERVICE Call 146-J the Assortment of Acteylene Welding OF A L L KINDS FANCY BASKETS Mankind, has been lenrning for six thousand years, and yet how few have learned that their fellow beings are so good as themselves. A man was bitten on the leg by a dog und ho fastened thu crime on a ortain enemy of Ids—in other words M U lie had the man arrested for being tho owner of thu dog. Expecting mi action fur duimiges to The Vocational Committee o f the Bus­ W ATER iness und Professional Won: n’s Club W A R D & R IV E AS GOOD AS TH E BEST requests nil young wv,.,ien desiring Plume Hi employment to register at the First G E N E R A L R E PA IR WORK ON A L L I " ,il,r atrr,ce National Rank, and business men ro­ M AKES OF CARS uping help to consult register. W. RAWL1NG, Prop. Sanford W elding Co. Located In Engle Bldg.. 203 (>„!4 \ Vt INSURANCE -At— N. A Strong Case Deane Turner Wo will not sny “ 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 that if you hnve been saving your money through our plan that doing your Chrifltmns shopping will cause you no fear because you will have that nest egg from which to draw. — IN SHOPPING A N D IN E V E R Y D A Y L IF E — It comes to you with full force thnt you have not been saving as you should. There is nothing gives .you so much independence ns a Bank Account. Come in and let us tell you about it. Chrfstmns ! rb'j'f it hnm'1to you with full force. C Shoe leather is high but you don’t Arriving fro mWashington Inst night, have to hack them up (o a filling sta­ Senators Duncan U. Fletcher and tion every few miles. Park M. Trammel I will spend several days with home folks before return­ An expensive wife ing to tile capital to attend tin- tegu­ makes lar session o f Congress which con­ a pensive husband venes on December 5. In comment­ ing upon the special session of Con­ Learn a Useful Thing Daily gress which convened in .March and Tlie Chinese invented paper 170 B. ended last Wednesday Senator But they have never learned to Trammell declared that it does seem put it to an intelligent use. Who that more should have been accomp­ can read Chinese, anyhow? lished by the lawmakers as they had From the start it has been evident so much to do following the war and the big interests were oposed to the The Japanese in California are not the reconstruction periods. nale o f Muscle Shoals to Henry Ford, represented at the dirarmament con­ Senator Fletcher declared that the and Associated Press dispatches of ference. special session o f Congress wns called Monday indicate Hint the nuiniifncturfor three specific reasons; first to er Is not going to succeed in ills e f­ A coffin filled with whiskey was revise the ta riff second to revise the fort to gain control of tho nitrate apprehended by officials at Jersey revenue laws ami third to create a plant. The Associated Press dispatch-j City. That’s i.ot thu first coffin whisbureau o f public welfare, and what­ cs states "belief that congress would key has filled ever they really accomplished the nntreject the offer was said to he justi­ erienu public are already familiar fied on the ground of economy mid its The price of cabbage is the highest with. "1 do believe more should have repeated refusal to appropriate more for two years. There is no hope now money for the completion of the Mun­ that we cun buy u five cent cigar for been accomplished than what was," ch? Shoals project.” five cents. A recent advertisement says, “ A Congress, as h is been proved re­ good photograph is not a luxury, it’s peatedly, engage in a lot o f false A Truth for the Hay a necessity." But if you ask some economy hut m essentially important A man without religion is like a tilings fails t’ how a sense of true horse without a bridle.— Latin prov­ women they’ll tell you it's an im­ possibility.— Waterbary Republican. economy. I! wi'l appropriate niil- erb. The beverage makers of America IlmiH for some wildeyed scheme, yet have elected Mr. Rainwater as pres­ when a call is made for mi appropria­ Symptoms of Old Muidistn ident of their organization. We re­ tion which lias ns its purpose economic When she begins to drink her ten frain from comment because of the progress it hesitates, displaying the without sugar. economy of u fr pit housewife. competition.— Fort Worth Star-Tele­ When she reads love stories abed. gram. Henry Ford i. i uido every assur­ When she changes her shoes every ance that if Muse! Shoals is sold to time she conies in from n walk. — Got your Scrntcn Pads from The hint lie will use i in advancing the When site rubs her fingers over Herald— by tho pound— 16c. agricultural and ot ic* interests o f the tilings to see if they are dusty. »' ■MMMMMMMHMMMI ■ Xmas > • OH THOMAS B E ST FOR Sold by BREAD THE BALL HARD­ WARE COMPANY Y. L IF E INS. CO. W. T. ROBERTS, Agent G IL L O N & FRY Electrical Contractors Phone 442 111 Office supplies or „fi | Iiernld Printing Co. Wh Sanford Florida anything In this line see We hnve it or can get it — Got your Scratch Pads from Th« Herald— by the pound—lBc, Try k Herald Want Ai �' *v^,v ":v- THE Si DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921 MISTRESS OF HIGH FINANCE Jimmie Collins I s Presents « One Feel* That Indianapolis Woman's Abilities Are Almoet W aited In ‘ he Home, Miss Anna Canova 5 JA ZZ BAND [ Friday Nite, Dec. 2 | Noted Blues Sinner of New York, nnd her V A L D E Z HOTEL, SAN FO R D A N D V O D V IL R E V U E Inotice ofelection W O U LD SUCCEED Notice is boreby Riven thnt the rcg- lular municipal election for the City of Snnfortl, Floridn, ns required by Section 211 o f Chnpter 8301, Acts of 11910. to bo held each yonr on the first Tuesday after tho first Monday in December, will be held on Tuesday, the 6th day of Decomber, 1021. the L m0 being tho first Tuesday after the first Monday in December, 1021, In the City Hnll building, in tho City I of Sanford, Floridn, for tho purpose I of electing ono commissioner fo r the I City of Sanford, Floridn, for tho term of three years. The polls will bo open 1st eight o’clock u. m. on tho day of (election nnd will closo at sun-down of I said day. !ty order of tho City Commission |0f the City o f Sanford, Floridn. L. It. P H ILIPS, |2Lr>- Ite City Auditor and Clerk. Sonio wives are real business wom­ en nnd their husbands are the only S ones who do not know It. But Indianap­ olis holds ono who recently proved her business ability to her husband. Now, she had, over since thc'lr marrlnge, charged things nnd he bud paid the bills, but when he learned tluit tier cl)urges wore growing weekly he I derided to try a new plan. He went to her. “ Now, Elinor," lie said, "Pm go­ ing to try o now plan. H alf of my salary Is yours nnd half mine. W e’ll each spend Just what Is necessary and see whleh can have the most money In the hank at the end of the year." FA TH E R Delightedly the wife agreed. At the end of the llrst month she announced her honk balance and her hushnnd was delighted at Its size. The next month It was still larger and he was more delighted. Hut when the third month brought the statement tlint she had saved more thou her half o f the money his pleasure knew no hounds. H alf fearfully he went nfter Ids own statement. Whut would he do If her bonk account now ivns higher than his— the mail who prided himself on bis economy? Then lie found Hint he hml no bal­ ance, First horror, then nnmzemciit and then something liideserilinhle fol­ lowed Ids discovery for that condition of offalrs existing. Ills wife had diligently drawn eut Ids savings (they had a double cheeking account) ail'd applied them to the next month's ex­ penses and saved her own share.— Indlaimpolls News. m SO N G IwOOD s ' Mrs. Winifred Mason I luck of Chi­ |"Now's the time to get your wood" cago, youngest daughter of the lute W,. have both OAK nnd P IN E DUIt WOOD IS GOOD, (Hilt PRICE IS RIGHT iPhone 34 and give your order before the Rush or See J. T. A L L E N t i l E. Seventh St. !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Lenses Duplicated EYES EXAM INED Frames Repaired Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. O PTIC IAN— O PTOM ETRIST II? East. 1st St. Sanford, Fla, WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSB H. W . N IC K E R S O N Public Accountant; Audita— Syatcma Income Tax Service Room 10 McNclll-Davis Bldg. Phone 852 s Congressman William K, Mason, hus announced her enrol Ida ey lo succeed her father as congressman at large from Illinois, Mrs. I luck Is the mother o f four children. FO R SAFETY IN AIR T R A V E L Elaborate Devices That Are Under Consideration by British Experts In Aviation. To net Prompt Delivery Orlando, Fla. Three new fog devices to overcome the drawbacks of mist and fogs to air­ men ure stated to lie under discussion by British authorities. The llrst con­ sists of the "laying along the route traversed by the airway o f a powerful­ ly charged electrical cable. This auto iiiutleally sends up Into the air a con| sliinl series o f signals." Ily keeping Ills machine In such a position that I In* strength of the signals Is kept constant tlic airman Is assured that lie Is dying along the cable line. The second makes for safety In landing when the ground Is not visible, ami consists of a wire, with n weight attached, which Is lowered from beneath tin- machine; when the weight touches the earth the airman learns that It is time to "Ihillen out" Ids machine. The third Is called the "nrtillchil horizon." It Is "a gyroscopic Instrument which shows an nrtillchil horizon line always In front o f the pilot and enables hltu to detect Instantly when Ids inueliliie Is heeling over too much sidewise In 11h relation to the real horizon, which Is temporarily Invisible, A tiny mod­ el airplane poised above the art 1tidal horizon line mimics precisely the move­ ments o f Ids own utncliliie."—Sciontitle American. Take Yeast Vitamon Tablets To Put On “Stay-There” flesh M ore ‘ 'P ep ” and "P u n c h ” — Small Coat. Thin or run-down folk* will find this nirnplo teat well worth trying; Take Maditi'n V ITA M O N -tw o tablets with every meal. Then weigh and measure yourselt each week nnd continue taking Mastin'* VITAMON regularly until you ore satisfied with your gain in weight nnd rnergy. Mnstin » V 11AMON l'nblets contain highly concentrated ycast-vitnniliie* ns well ns the two other dill more important vitninlur* (Fat Soluble A nod Water Soluble C), nil of which Sr enco says you must have in l* strong, well ami fully developed. By iucrcnaing the nourishing power of what you cat Madia'* VITAMON inblot* supply ju*t what your body needs to feed theshrunken tissues, strengthen internal organs, clear the akin ami renew shnttered nerve forco without upsetting the stomach or musing gna. A two week*’ test will surprise you I • IMPORTANT! While tho Mn.uing health-building vnluo of Mastin'* VITAM ON Tab­ lets has been clearly and posi­ tively demonstrated in cose* of Jsck of enorgy, nervous trou­ bles, anemia. Indigestion, con­ stipation, skin eruptions, poor cncrally comtile*Ion and n generally ike mental condition, thoy should not b* used by anyone who OBJECTS to having their weight Increased to normal. Bo sure to rotnem- 3 bn's VITAMON Tablet* at all T a k in g T s b U u W ith F-v*rjr M » l . Rood druggist*. ^ M A S T IN S . V it a m o n fltiomenui, I'A J S F e 1«S TO W IN FAVO R Cut "Tlppernry'' Will Qe Dear to Brit­ ish Hearts for Many Genera­ tions to Come. (■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ (■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I Cold W eather is Here SLO W Are Positively Guannteod to Put On Firm Fle*b, Clear the Skin and Incrwuo Energy When Taken.With Every Meal or Money Back lUlMASTINSil'.VITAMON l SJJH53! " I t ’s a Long Way rit Tipperary" was written in IPtt by .luck .Judge, a singer In the English music halls and o f pure Irish Mood. A friend. Harry W illia m s , assisted Idm In the work; but virtually words and musk* ure Mr. Judge's own. He lurried tin* manuscript from pub­ lisher to publisher without success, until In 111Ilf lie tried the Loudon house of H. Feldman A t’o, Bert Feldman liked the piece and was willing to pub Msh it If Mr. Judge would agree to cer­ tain minor changes. One wits the repe­ tition of the word "long" and another was the lengthening o f the third syl table of the word “ Tipperary"—both toward the end of the chorus, Mr. Judge consented and the song was pub­ lished, ns It also Imd been written with not a l bought Hint It would be­ come, two years later, a am retd ng song o f soldiers in a great war, and so known wherever English Is "said" or "sung." At llrst the song had only a slight sale. But Mr. Feldman kept Ills confidence, and, as the story goes, one day when the composer was deploring the coot reception of the piece at Edin­ burgh. the publisher Niilti to him: "Take my word for It, that not only Edinburgh but all the world will one day ring with yoiu* sotig." Anti II did. "Tlppernry” will never to- forgotten by (lie English. It Has an Inner meaning dear to them. The Divine Sarah Bernhardt. Among tae many OtslItiellniiM of the Divine Sarah In (lull of having Im­ personated death mure frequently than any other artist on record. Some years ago a devotee calculated the number of death Beetles in which Ma­ dame Bernhardt had played, and coinpitted that her deaths by sclf-ndmln hlcrcd poison numbered over 10,000. tier leaps Into a scenic Seine over 7JKH), ami her suicide* liy revolver shot* over 5,000. The realism of her acting In stieli scenes utterly over­ whelmed the Sulttm. Ahilul Hamid. Once, and once only did she play be­ fore him In the private theater at Con­ stantinople, when he left Id* *cat nnd declared he never* again wished to nee a woman who Imitated death no realistically. Forgot the Rules. A Greek who Imd heen In this coun­ try four year* and heard many Ntorles about hunting rabbits, decided he wished to go hunting, lie found an American who would, take hint, The Greek thought It great *|>nrt. He played ting and "seared” out the rale bits and the American hoy shot them. A fter a while the Greek wished to try Ids luck nt shooting, so the Ameri­ can showed him how to handle the shotgun. They seared up a rabbit; the Greek put the gun to his shoulder, hut did not shoot. The American exclaimed: "Why don't yon shoot?" The Greek replied: "I forgot which eye yon have to squeeze." Rope and Telephone Wires. Rope from ships thnt have sailed the seven seas— that hns been tied to every port In the world— ends Its ca­ reer by guarding the nation's tele­ phone conversation. From Junk rope Is made the lilgli grade o f paper which Insulates every wire In a piece of telephone cable. Over 1H.tHHl.iKitI pounds of old rope were fed to the giant vats whleh tort. cooked, washed mid heat Into n pulp the makings o f 7JKK),000 pounds of entile paper used by the Hell Tele phone system Inst year. Queen Kcepa Diary 50 Year*, queen Alexandra, it Is said, luis kept it diary for nearly half a century, tier Utile hooks are each nine Inches long by four wide, and hound In satin, which Is pulnted with flowers. FORREST L A K E STATES HIS POSITION. To the Voters of Sanford: It has come to my attention that efTorts arc still being made to havo tho people believe that if clrctcd City Commissioner I would disrupt our present form of government. Now nothing could bo further from tho truth than such propaganda, for tho following reasons: First: I will bo only ono of throe comlsBloncrs and could not do any net without being joined by one or more of the others. Second: Tho City Commissioners cannot under the Inw abolish tho present charter, even though they all combine. The city charter can only bo chang­ ed by an net of the legislature, or by a vote of the people themselves. Furthermore, I have no desire to upset tho present fotm o f govern­ ment, as It is the suhstnneo thnt counts in anything, nnd not tho form. However, there can doubtless be some Improvements made In tho present charter ns hns already boon demon­ strated, for examplo, tho present method of nominating candidates; but' such improvements are mntters for the legislature, or for the poople i thcmsolves, and cannot he effected by the commissioners. T believe hat the administrative affairs of tho city can be run on a more economical basis than is being done nt present, and nt the same time, with greater efficiency, nnd if elected I shnll work to thnt end. I believe tlmt the Inw requiring a budget for each fiscal 'year's reven­ ues nnd expenses should he rigidly followed, nnd thnt tho administrative .affairs o f the city should be conduct­ ed on thnt basis, I bnvr made no statement or prom­ ise o f what I shnll do if elected, and shall not do so, except such public statements ns may be published over my signature, as is this one. Sincerely, FORREST LAKE. | 210-8tc. PA 4E THREE s W E HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS j A N Y P A R T OF TO W N , O N TERM S TO < S U IT Y O U ; i You can make money buying fo r advance. You are going to build a home one o f these days, why not select a lot now, and pay fo r it by easy stages. I f you have some money, will build one or two houses. Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the game now. m 5 ! I S » M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y £ A. P. CONNELLY f ■ AGENT 1 SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST J The Florida Cant* Syrup company according to Howard Curry, will cel­ ebrate the llrst anniversary of organ­ ization by beginning actual ennegrindin goperatloas nt the plantation near Dade City this month. Tho llrst season’s yield of syrup Is expected to amount to 120,000 gallons. ■ g | j N A S H V IL L E , TE N N . The Giant o f the South 1 Its immense popularity is due not only to the fact that every line in it is written for Southern farm families by men and women who know nnd appreciate Southern condi­ tions, but to the practically unlimited personal service which is given to subscribers without charge. J 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 we have— • a 375.000 C IR C U L A T IO N B E ST AND. B IC jG E S T in X d G A R Tho more you smoko them • ilw better yoi’ll like them Wrlto for our Premium Catalog No. 4 1.1 F.WIS CIGAR MFU. QO.. NEWARK. N. J. Lsrgrst Independent Clitnr factory la 'ho World. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE PLA C E Y O U R ORDER N O W AVO ID : D IS A P P O IN T M E N T Christmas Cards The manufacturers are simply not able to make all the Christmas Cards wanted if orders are not placeid eairly with them We have the beautiful Harcourt line on display. 1 hese cards are i strictly oersonal, not stock caras hou can order now for delivery " \\ 1 r in December - �THE SANFORD DAILY HERXLDrFRIDAY, DECEMBER 2,1921 HONOR ROLL LIFE’S BIGGEST PROBLEM Hanford Primary School The one big worry in this world which overtops all others when you’re out of a job— is “ the bread and butter problem.” Every dollar that you put into a savings ac­ count will simplify that problem. And the earl­ ier you start such an account the sooner will the big problem bo solved. A growing savings account at this bank will help you to go through life with a reasonable degree of freedom from the worry about per­ sonal finances. ■» T h e Sem inole C ou n ty ij .Bank. << STRENGTH :: PROGRESS 4% IN TE R E ST PA ID S O C IE TY HRS. FKED DAItJKit, Society Editor, Phone 217-W H you hnvp nnr l r l r n d » vliilllna you — If you nrr acinic R n f w h r r r o r cuiiiittK huuir, or If you nrr rn lrrln ln ln ® , w i l l * m |K.itnl i-nrd to this departm ent, a lv in d r u l l a . o r le lrh p o n r the Item.' It lie K rrn tly npiirerlnled. w SOCIAL C A LE N D A R Friday— Holy Cross Bazaar and sup­ per at tho Parish House. Friday— Presbyterian bazaar and ten will all day at tho old stand o f Mrs. Cates on First street, Saturday— Mrs. J. S. Hurrott will ontertnin the members of tho Every Week Bridge Club at hor apart­ ments in tho Weloka. Saturday— Children’s Story hour will bo held nt Central Park at -1:00 o'clock. Saturday— Presbyterian Unzanr and ten. Mrs. Beulah Milam Warner, of Jacksonville is spending several days here at the Montezuma. Gus Heyman and Mr. and Mrs. F. I), Heibe, of Ohio, are spending a few (lays here before going to tile South­ ern part of the state. John I). Clark, of Greunwood, Ind., is registered at the Montezuma while in the city on business. H. W. Adamson, of East Windsor Hill, Conn., is spending a few days here transacting business. SERVICE First Grade: Annie Allman, Anna Marice Couch, Helen Gifford, Aitcey Freeman, Bontricc Hickson, Beatrice O’Conner, Edna Rivers, Norm Rivers, Anna Robson, Mary Elizabeth Tolar, Emily Sistrunk, Edith Broxton, Dorthy Iiynn, Margaret .Purdon, Nancy White, Pauline Bellamy, Her­ man Caldwell, Robert Caldwell, Fred Dorner, Harry Grooms, Farnum Har­ riot, Roger Jennings, Raymond Lundquiat, Leo Stenstrom, Franklin Ben­ nett, John Courier, Malcolm Higgins, Paxton McMullon. Second Grade: Ernest Wimbish, Lydia Rankin, Margaret Buhan Inez Thompson, Alice Cassidy, Louise Hickson Lois Shelley, Marjorie Turner, Stacie Treadwell, Nannie Kelley, Bertha Willetts, May Purdon, Bernice Lowe, Ruby Corscy, Margaret Bowman, Austin Vihlen. Third Grade: William Morrison. Julia Higgins, Gladys Hickson, Grace Lewis, Snrn Maxwell, Ella Spencer, Mary Alice Shipp, Merco Thomas, Florence Dobbin Mnry Louise Dunn. Ora Mae Culp, Dniscy Appleby, Mary Connelley, Ruth Mnrtin, Estelln Hall, Elizabeth Hnrkey, Ethro Collins Ellen Lundquist Pearl Hatch, Alice Mae Hodglna, Thelma Minor, Doris Nolan, John Crawford, Elmore IJoyd, Kelly Pape, Edwin Shlnholser, Llsh Morse, H C. McMullen, Frank Diehl, James Hayes, Murrnl Kanner, Clarence course with accessories were served at tho conclusion of the card game. Among thoso enjoying the charming hospitality of Mrs. Fedder on this oc­ casion were Mesdarnes D. L. Thrasher, George Knight, L. P. McCullor, E. F. Rotundo. Barnes, Housholdor, A. R. Key, Frank Miller,j Fourth Grade: Evelyn Mnrgnrct Giles, W. M. Leffler, John Smith, W. C. 1Bettlna Cnmpbcll, Dorthy Gore, Elizabeth Grovcnstcin, Hill, R. J. Holly, II. B. Lewis, C. E. Henry, Harry Heeron, A. W. Fitts, W. Dorthy Hnyncs, Marjorie Hoskins, Marin Mnye, Kntherinc Schirnrd, T. Langley and D. P. Drummond. Smith, Dorthy Thurston, Mrs, Fedder is a most gracious and Phyllis accomplished hostess and the series Elinor Tyner, Flossie Vickery, Mnry o f pretty parties she is giving are Wiolnnd, Juanita McMullen, Virginia Mnrinicn Zomovlnn, among the most enjoyable of the au­ Pennington, tumn season. Mrs. Fedder was assist­ Minnie Hardy, Ethel Bolly Margaret ed in entertaining yesterday by Mrs. Herschi, Knte Perritt, Dorthy Torlay, Ed. Lane. Albert Myers, John Tenvilliger, C. B. Sutton, Millard Lowe, Wilbur BIR TH D AY P A R T Y Hndges, Arthur Humphries, Edmond Little Bill Tyre entertained about Elliott, James Higgins. twenty-two of his little friends Tues­ Seventh Grade: Mildred Lumlev day afternoon at his home on Onk uve-l Camilla Pulcston, Theo Vickey, Eliznnue, the occasion being his sixth birth- i)(.th Whltner, Elizabeth Shoemaker, day anniversary. William DuBose. The Christmas colors, red and green sixth Grade: I/.uisc Fortson. were used in decorating the house. In Trixie Franklin, Pearl Robson, Helen the dining room the table had as its Jenkins, Alice Elder, Harriet Rossiter. centerpiece the wonderful birthday Rudolph Loyd, .Eudora Ferguson. cake topped with six green candles in Beatrice Howard, Erie Lundquist, red holders. From the chandelier a Clnrnhcl Beatty, Parker Van Ness. large red bell was suspended and fus­ Katherine Van Ness, Henry Russell. ions of red and green crepe pupor Eighth Grade: Andrew Cnrrnwny, were fastened from the chandelier to i Acey Cnrrnwny, Robert Garrison, the corners o f tho table. i llnrold Smith, Clifford Shinholscr, During tho afternoon all sorts of Claire Znchery, Carmctn Barber, games were played and later the little Mnrgnrct Edmonds, Virgin Hyman, tots marched in the dining room where Mnry Elizabeth Moye, Clyde Russell, dainty refreshments o f ice cream and Mnrgnrct Sprout, Franc Thomas. cake were served. The favors for the Flfith Grade: Jack Peters, Ruby guests were "Santa Claus" bags filled Booth, Estelle Collins, Pcnnie Danderwith nuts and candy. lake, Elizabeth Knight, May Lord, Master Bill was the recipient of many beautiful birthday gifts from Leonrn Shcnfer, Antoinette Shin- Stnrr Mrs. Clark l.eonardi and Mrs. Zin- his guests who were W. T. McLeod.! ho," cp' Roso IIurt> John Courier, Jr., Margaret Haitian, xcr are spending tho day today in Or­ Elizabeth Methvin, Verna Bundy, El­ JIM M Y C O LLINS HERE IN lando. V A U D E V ILLE AN D MUSICAL mer Bandy, Ellen Telford, L, M. Tel­ R EVU E A T V ALD E Z TONIGHT ford, Lawrence Schell, Lydia Rank in, Mrs. W. C. Mcliride, o f Pine Bluff, Evelyn Wilkinson, Jack Wilkinson, jr., Ark., Ih tile attractive guest of Mrs. Evelyn Pace, Lucile Newberry, Sara Jimmy Collins is here with Miss Frank Gray am. Canovn assisted by a company of nrMoye, Mirnh Moye, Marion Smith, w^° *IU* on 11 musical George Moye, Martha Key, Urbnn i revtie and vnudovlllo and dance at the M KItltlK M ATRONS May, jr., and Sadie l.einhart. Valdez Hotel tonight. Between the Mrs. Charles Fedder was the grac­ specialty numbers there will he danc­ Thanksgiving Items ious hostess at a bridge party yester­ ing to the music o f tin* Boys fr o m the Mr. and Mrs. Cramer and children day afternoon at the homo o f Mrs. Land o f Jazz with several other fea­ Ed. Lane, the guests including the were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Caller in tures. This will lie one of the best members of the Merrio Matrons bridge Sanford. entertainments and dances of the senclub and a few extra guests, there be­ Mr. and Mrs. Neil Swanson were son. A chance to see a good vaude­ in g four tables of players. afternoon visitors at the home o f Mr. ville and dance at the same time. The Jlcd roses were used in charming and Mrs. A Van Ness on the West program will begin at nine o’clock, profusion in the rooms where the card Hide, Dance ’till twelve. tables were arranged. Mr. and Mrs. Clieezum spent the Tho card game proved highly inter­ day at the homo of tier sister, Mrs. SERIOUSNESS OF ELECTIONS esting, resulting in the first prize, a Tow in Sanford, their little daughter vanity being w* •« by Mrs. Harry Lew­ returning home with them for a visit. On next Sunday night ut the Bap­ is, ami the hoc i I prize two dainty Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Campbell and tist Temple Dr. George Hyman will handkerchiefs :*e given Mrs. Frank children were visitors at tho homo of deliver a message on the subject: Miller, The consolation a sewing case Mr. and Mrs. Vnlio Williams ami also "The Seriousness of Elections.” was won by Mrs. I). I,. Thrasher. Sunday cullers. Dr. Hyman has been delivering a Delicious refreshments of a salad Mr. and Mrs. Haskins of Sanford series of messages on Sociology. kept the day at the home o f Mrs. Large audiences have heard these ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Nieso and their father, Mr. Malm. messages, The message Sunday night ■ Mr. and Mrs. llursey Beck enter­ will lie the last of the series. tained Mr. and Mrs, Westerdick. Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard and dnughT A Y LO R COMM AN PER Y K. T. ter Hazel of Norw’ood, N. Y., ami Mrs Invitations have been Issued to Goo, Denton and daughter Miss A lic e 1members of Taylor Comninndory to of Winter Parke. attend a banquet to he given this ev­ Mr. and M th. Andrew Borton and ening at (1 o'clock at tho Hotel Valdez dnughtor nnd son, Woodward, Mr. and in honor of Deputy Grand Commnnder Mrs John Borell and Mr. and1 Mrs. Samuel A. Johnson, of Orlando, Fin., W. C. Mentor and daughter Myrtle who is making nn official inspection and baby, W. C. Jr., spent the day of thiH commandcry, representing tho in the wooiIh at Wekiwn enjoying a Grand Commnndery o f Knights TompInr o f Florida, picnic dinner. Sir Knights assemble nt the Asylum Mr. and Mrs. Stedt and brother nt 5:30 p. ni. All members with uulFrank, joined Mr. ami M th. Jchho Len f n t t l H i l n n n n n H I n / t a l l , 1 . . . . .... [ HOF-MAC i 1b a t t e r y ! ’ CO. AUTOMOTIVE j m A fter the banquet tho order of tho Temple will he conferred at the nsylum. II. E. TOLAR, Eminent Commander, JNO. D. JIN K IN S , Lena Clarkee Case to Jury This Afternoon (Conllliurj front I'aye Ohio ing to Jet the case go to tho jury mere­ : ly on tho testimony of these two w it­ nesses for tho stnte, adding that there must certainly have been a reasonable doubt us to Lena Clarke’s snnity in the minds of tho jurors following their taking tho stand. Tho court recessed for a few mo­ W O M A N ’S C L U B ments when Attorney Chillingsworth finished and when Judgo Andrews re­ turned to the bench at 4:10, the state had another turn through John C. Jones, brothur o f the Btnto’ attorney, who bus been assisting in tho prose­ cution. Attorney Jones confined his remarks to a review f tho evidence, Music by University Five although he too attacked tho plea of insanity. Miss Clarke continued her perusal Given under the Auspices of the Cotillion Club of the works of Sir Walter Scott thruout the ninth day o f hor trial and ap­ peared to take no interest in tho pro­ Admission ..................................................................... 51.50 ! ceedings, even when the attorneys reached the highest notes of their ora­ tory. Baxter Patferson read a maga­ zine, although he frequently looked up and smiled ns counsel for the state reviewed the evidence. He remarked ■ S P E C IA L S F O R S A T U R D A Y A N D yesterday afternoon that he was MONDAY "sore because they’re not paying 8 enough attention to me,” when asked if ho was not pleased with the small mention he was receiving at the hands ! of the attorneys. Caseroles, Pie Plates, Baking Dishes, Vases, The Huv. and Mrs, Clarke sat di- ■ rcctly behind their daughter inside Candlesticks, Bon Bon Dishes tlie railing of the court rom and ap­ Portland Pattern China Dinnerware peared not to miss a word of the pro­ ceedings. The Rev. Clarke frequently Open Stock turned his eyes toward his daughter and in every instnnee would then N o w on display in window, 25% Discount glance toward the floor. On one oc­ Cash Sale casion he clasped the hand of the lit­ tle white-haired mother who sat at his side, hut ut no time did the aged couple show any indication of the 212 E AST FIR S T SANFORD, FLORIDA sorrow that has come into their lives. The court room was crowded to ca- ( paelty as it lias been each day o f the I trinl, and not one o f the spectators Hupmobile makes finfailed to notice every detail which de­ ! al reduction, open mod­ veloped during the day. Several of the women spectators brought lunch DANCE tonight at the Valdez Ho­ els, $1250, Detroit.— B. baskets to the court house in order tel. Anna Canova’s Jazz Band. It & O. M O T O R CO., Santhat they might keep their seats for loth morning and afternoon sessions. Have your watches and Jewelry re ford. 188-tfc The final argument for the defense paired at McLnulln’a. Two first class will be made by Edward W. Davis, watch makers. Prompt service. while States Attorney Jones will dose Call nt the Presbytorinn Bazaar to 14U-tfc for the prosecution. Attorney Davis is select your Christmas gifts, meet your expected,to begin immediately when FOR S A LE — Eight room house with friends and enjoy a cup of tea and a court opens this morning at It o’clock ife by the Westminster bnth. Immediate possession. Small sandwich donated and Attorney Jones will follow him. payment down, long timo on bnlanco. Club, Friday and Saturday afternoon. Tho usual legal ceremonies will oc­ See Lano or address Box 782, Day­ 210-2tc cupy some tittle time, as will the tona, Fla. 199-Tu-Sat-4w rending of Judge Andrews' instruc­ The best wny to lie is on the rigl tions, so it will likely bo afternoon If world peace comes, will Mnrshnl side.— Health Note. We presume si when the jury finally retires. Foch turn his gold swords into wrist if you really must lie.— Arkansas Gi watches or pencils?— Providence zettc. CIRCLE NO. 2 Journnl. There will be a business meeting of DANCE tonight at the Valdez Ho­ Hupmobile makes fin­ Circle No. 2 Monday afternoon ut the tel. Anna Canova's Jazz Band. It Methodist Church, at 3:00. All mem­ al reduction, open mod­ bers are requested to bring their ar­ H E N RY FORD hns adapted tho els, $1250, D etroit— B. ticles for the bazaar which will be use of tho G IA N T "E X ID E " Batter­ & O. M O T O R CO., San­ held December II and 10. ies for Ford cars, Wo givo service, buy, sell and exchange batteries for ford. M EAT PACKERS STR IK E all makes automobiles, genuine S TR IK E FOR DEC. 5TH— Our Fall Invitation Snle Is a big Got tho best.— AFFE CTS A L L UNION CRAFT "E X ID E ” service. R A Y BROTHERS, phono 548. 100-tfc success. Many a new customer has wended his (or her) way hero and CHICAGO, Dec. 2.— A strike o f ; been ngrccnhly surprised nt tho muny all union packing house employes in' Hupmobile makes fin­ special values wo are giving also the all plants where wage reductions were! put into effect last Monday was or­ al reduction, open mod­ reasonable prices wo mnintnin on our dered for December 5 by the executive els, $1250, Detroit.— B. regular stock. They didn’t know be­ fore that we carried such a line of committee of the Amalgamated Meat & O. M O TO R CO., San­ merchandise ns we have here. "Fall Cutters and Butchers Workmen of in” and direct your foot steps this ford. North America yesterday. 188-tfc way. We know wo can serve you The strike, which affects nil union well.— Rivers Brothers, Sanford nvocrafts employed in tin- packing indus­ At last we've discovered what’s nue. 214-30-2 and w try, will involve about -15,000 workers in 15 western cities, according to Cor­ about relativity. It’s the box office The Lndies of the Presbyterian nelius Hayes, president i«f the Butch­ man’s "half way back/ — BulTalo Ex­ press. Church will hold their Christmas Ba­ er Workers union. zaar, Dec. 2 and 3, 1921. lfi7-o.n.w.tfc The Herald has quite a number of The Indies of the G. 1. A. will hold unclaimed keys that hnvo been found. their huznnr mid cooked food snle De­ Home-made food, candies, nuts, If you have lost any keys look over cember litli nt the Union Pharmacy. (limits, children’s garments nnd nil our assortment. I f thoso keys arc not kinds of articles Hiiitahlo for Christ­ 21ll-2t p , claimed within tho next few days they mas gifts at tho Prcsbyterinn Imznnr will be disposed of. tfdh DANCE tonight at the Valdez Ho­ Fridny and Saturday. 214-2tc tel. Anna Canova's Jai t Band. It CHICKEN DINNER, Surdny noon "Music and Accordlnn Tcnchor,” and evening, Gray Gables, on the —Get your Scratch Pads frem The bunch, Seabreeze, Fla. Phone 491. rends the sign displayed it Chicago the Herald office Free hath houses. 74-Fri-St-6m by one who evidently gave the sub­ ject Some Thought.— Springfield Un­ The Lndies Union ox tho Congrega­ ion. tional church will hold their annual Imznnr nnd cooked food snle December NEW B ERRY'S DRUG STORE 17th, Place to be announced later, Phone 80 207-Tuo-Fri.-4tc 201-tfc DANCE |Saturday - Dec. 3rd! Sheffield Plate and China I McLAULlNS - The JEWELER ADDITIONAL LOCAL FR U IT CAKE Better Can’t Be Baked ■ ROUTH BROS. ■ ■ ■ ■ U N IV E R S A L ELECTR IC IR O N S, T O A S T ERS, HEATER S, W A F F L E IR O N S A N D G R IL L S i % M AKE EXCELLENT CHRISTMAS GIFTS W « tarry a nice line of these Roods— Ouir prices are ri«h t ■' Universal Goods are the Best I i Sanford 117 Bark Ave. Sanford, Florida ® �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921 l.Ktte Happening* Mention of Matter* In Brief Personal Item* of lntereai In and About & The City at Summary of tho Floating Small _ Talk* Succinctly Arranged for DISASTER COMES WITH RAIN S PAGE FIVE THE BAND CONCERT Algerian Native Houses Are Built to Afford Shelter Only From the Sun’e Ray*. 3 5 . . In Algeria one of the perplexing bib­ • Sunday, made a big hit and we heard one man say that they lacked only » lical puzzles of my childhood was set ■ m n w * M M M M M M M M M M M M at rest, writer Temple Manning In tho 5 one thing to make them as good as the Scotch Highlander Band, and Chicago Journal. Until I went there 1 lind never been able to figure out ex­ ■ that was their dress. W e bid to make the skirts fo r Felix Frank, Haractly what was meant by the pass­ age In the Hlhlo that reads: "llnw can we make bricks, for wo have no more ■ old Haskins and G. C. Fellows. IC1 For Florida: Generally fair M straw?” _______ pti tonight and Saturday; cool- M M Ilut when I saw tho Algerians mnko P4 ur in extreme north portion Up to 80 yesterday but wo M bricks by Incasing short straws In the opine it will not go there M mnd of tho Helds, patting the bricks todny for the gentle rain is M Into shape, and drying them In the sun, the mystery was explained. And foiling and already it seems M then ono day when It rained I won­ Nice rain today. W e want the Sanford ladies to call and inspect some of the nice things cool enough to cat oyHtors M dered why they ever did It. at the supper tonight. It is M Fortunately It seldom rains In Al­ Colder weather tomorrow. we have fo r Christmas Gifts fo r the man. Even though you are not cold weather wo want and if M geria, but Hint dny It ruined ns 1 it will Just como and stny M never saw It rain before or since. Tho Better prospects for tho lettuce ready to purchase yet, you can have them put aside for you. until after Christmas all M very henvens seemed to open and tho will be chicken. We need M celestial reservoir to empty Itself with­ crop. cold weather in our busl- M in n few hours. A verltuhlo river gathered In the streets and ran from BE S U R E TO SEE T H E E X C E P T IO N A L N IC E L IN E O F A L L W O O L ness just now our main M Got your copy read fo r the big liduao to house throughout the little business being tho ship- M vlllnge, and every once la n while I Christinas edition o f , tho Herald. SW EATERS ping of Sanford lettuce to M heard through the darkness of noonday the people in tho north who M n dull splash. A cafeteria is among the new busi­ aro crying for it. However, M Tho next morning I waded through ness enterprises fo r Sanford and it we are hoping that when M the village to see what had happened, will be well patronised. the rain ceases tho cold M nnd I found whole families camping weather will be with us M out on tho highest ground, for their Jimmy Collins is In tho city and again. tm houses had melted away. Rain cornea will put on Miss Cnnovn and her bnnd so seldom that the natives do not In­ •'»: 10 A. M. DEC. 2, 1921 M clude It In their scheme of life; they the Valdez Hotel tonight. l Maximum .................. 80 M build thnlr houses for the sunny days. Minimum .................... 90 j»n And when the ruin comes their mudMr. W. T. Dodd o f Oviedo, was in Range ........................ or, Ru hrlek houses, unless strongly white­ Sanford today consulting the local Barometer .................30.01 M washed. nnd they seldom are, fall Optometrist, Henry McLaughlin, Jr. Southeast, clenr. M down and melt Into mud heaps. Then the whole family goes camp­ M Mrs. J. A. Clarke o f Oviedo, was ing until ttie bouse Is rebuilt. "Tu elm M R a M M M M M M M Allah!" smiles the serene owner—“ It i.i Sanford todny consulting the local Is the will of God." Optometrist, Henry McLaughlin, Jr. remnrknble special purchnsu of Peggy LO ST Paige dresses at a 25 per cent re­ W. L. Morgan Is homo for n fow duction which wo are passing to ARTICLE NOW SELDOM SEEN LOST— G olf bag, con­ hours todny while ninking trips to the trade. Dresses formerly up to But Many Decades Ago the "Antlmataining sticks and the adjacent townB and will spend the $75 we will sell for from $35 to $45. caamar” Was a Part of Every week end with his family hero. Reasonable Terms barrel o f a gun, Satur­ Coats and suits also nt greatly re­ Well-Regulated Home. I duced prices. Head the advertise­ day afternoon. R eward First class bungalow on brick rood. $250 cash, balance $50 1). L. Thrasher and George Speer Did you ever como across the word ment in this issue. Don’t forget the per month.and interest; or $500.00 cash and littlo smaller if returned to Philip R. ■went hunting this morning before If you are from Mid-Winter Fashion Review at the "antlnincassar?" payment per month. YOIJU O PPO R TU N ITY. New England you surely have met it, daylight and returned a fow hours Ahdrew, Celery Avenue. Parish house tonight nt 7:80. for New England Is Its home. The later with three wild turkeys. This ----------- Can Suit you in any kind of Real Estate-----------Phone 371-Q 208-tfc word means "an omnmentnl covering is what we call real hunting. DRUGGISTS AGREE ON NEW thrown over chairs, sofas, etc., to pre­ HOURS FOR CLOSING SU ND AY vent their being soiled by the hair." K. 11. Brown, state sales mnnager Its derivation dales hark to the ro­ for the Virginia Caroline Chemical Druggists of tho city have agreed mance of the days when American Co., is in tho city todny looking over among themselves to close Sunday clipper ships ranged all over the sev­ the local situation. Mr. Brown re­ from II a. m. to 2 p. m. Open at 2 en seas and their by waters. The hardy skippers of those days ports a good business in the state ntid p. m. and close at 0 p. m. till Monday used to bring home a substance pro­ bright prospects everywhere. morning. This gives an opportunity duced on the Island of Celebes, In the to attend church and have part of a eastern nrcblpelago, named macassar Good Ready Mixed Whlto JA J. W. Bunlinw representing the dny of rest. Every store in tho city oil, from the place where It was ob­ Paint, per gnllon ........... tained. There was a belief In those New Orlenns ngency o f the Mergen- ought to close Saturday night nt 10 days that this oil tended to retard or thaler Linotype Co., was in the city o’clock. prevent baldness. Ho It was used In One Refrigerator in good condition, today looking over tho mnchincs of Classified advertisement*, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than plentiful quantities by beaux and GREAT SINGER A T M. E. tho Herald Printing Co., and making 25 cent*, and positively no classifle il nils charged to anyone. Cask near-beaux, 200-ih. ice capacity CHURCH SUND AY some Improvements. Mr. Bushaw Ilut the oil worked havoc with tho , must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ at ............ .............. thinks the Herald plant most com­ pnrts of clmlrs and sofas whereon cordingly. Mr. Boyd, one of the South’s great­ the aforesaid beaux reposed their plete in every respect. AA est evnngeHstic singers will lie at the thlney heads. Ho the New England FOR RENT— Two furnished bed Good Roofing Paint, FO R S A L E housewives, ns a preventive, devised per gallon ....................... t | ) J . « Uvr Methodist church Sunday nt both ser­ rooms. Inquire 009 palmetto Avc. B. A. Howard o f Okeechobee City, tho nntlmaenssnr (see the Latin “ an­ FOR S A L E — By owner, handsome vices and will sing at tho “ Stick Up" 211-fltc. is here fo r n few days visit with his il,” against), Thrifty Indies, weren’t homo furnished, modern conveni­ family and reports everything on tho class of Dr. Walkers at the Princess they—and neat beyond cavil I—Chica­ FOR It ENT— Two furnished bed ences, garage and bearing grove; also big lake ns being in a most flourish­ Theatre at 9:50 Sunday morning', the go Journal. rooms, Mrs. W. F. Loavitt, cornor men uf the clnss want and expect a somo beautiful homo sites in a grovo ing condition. Mr. Howard hns a Elm and Third. , Phono 437-W. hundred men Sunday morning in this on n lake. Box 110, Altamanto targe interest at Pahokee and Is also Drink Plenty of Water. 21-tfc class. You will miss it is you miss Springs, Fla. 11-3-lmoc engaged in several lines o f business Are you taking at least eight glass­ FOR R EN T— Ono furnishod hod HANFORD AVE. and ITH ST. Boyd. es of water a day? it Ih focal nnd FOR S ALE — Dining table, walnut bed nt Okeechobee City. room, also garage. 110 Laurel Ave. medicine I It Is more necessary to nnd springs. Call 308-J. 200-tfc -:FLO RID A 199-tfc SANFORD M # * # # W M M # # # # M drink nt least Mils amount than to The board o f governor of the FOR S A LE — Ono Florence Automat­ comb your Imlr or wash your face. If FOR RENT— Bed room, 311 Park ave­ Chamber o f Commerce had their INI ic 3-burnur oil stove with mnntc) our bodies did not have an enormous nue. 178-tfc regular weekly luncheon nt the Valdez 20-i-tfc capacity for taking punishment tlm and oven. Call ‘UG-W. FOR RENT— Suhurbnn home! CnTl Hotel todny and transacted business # # terrlblo perils we dally subject our­ FOR S A LE — Ono Dnisy chum. Call 308-J. 107tfc selves to If wu do not drink enough o f importance. They nre making a Ha * 415-W. 201-tfc * Faltt * #R u# * Ra water would he understood by every special effort to get membors fr FOR S A LE — Two story’ business FOR RENT— Fcrndnlo Apartments, mnn, woman nnd child. the Floridn water Traffic League in furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. PARISH HOUSE KALE ND AR . building. Apply to tho owner, Klon It can be Hgured out, mathematical­ Sanford and every business mnn in Holy Cross Parish House ly almost, that the lungs give ofT what Arcs, 805 9th St. 203-tfc L. G. Loveless, in Melsch block, 305 the city should join this league that Nov. 27.— Brotherhood of St. An­ amounts to more than two glasses of FOR S A LE — Cabbage and luttuco East First St. Phono 29G-L1 lOltfc means so much for Sanford. water a day. The skin gives off that drew Dinner. RENT— Two furnished lied plants. Sec R. F. Crenshaw at tho FOR much, or a goes! deal mere, while tho Dec. 1-2.— Holy Cross Bazaar. rooms, Oil Park Avo. 212-tfc postofficc. 200-tfc kidneys are subject to all sorts of Irri­ S PE C IA L S A LE A T Dec. 0-7.— All Soul’s Bazaar. tations, followed icy disease, when line FOR RENT— Desirable housekeeping G E N U IN E FROSTPROOF CABI1AUMELS S PE C IA L TY SHOP •lulds of the body are too heavy with rooms, Box 117. 212-(itp hago plants. Leading varieties. Statesmen and crowned heads must •ho wastes and breakdown from every Immediate shipments. Satisfaction Huuniels Specialty Shop offers you he careful not to muss up the mas­ me of the billions of body rells. Co­ FOR RENT— Furnished room, 411 in todays Herald a specinl sale of terful way in which the corrosponpious widen drinking dilutes these guaranteed. Cush with orders, Post­ Park avenue. 218-(itp paid 200—GOe; GOO—$1.00; 1,000— ,vnsles.—Chicago Tribune. coats suits and dresses. With our dents nre pulling off this arms coaroom $1.75, Express largo strong plants FOR RENT—Two or three regular stock wo have secured a ference. housekeeping apartments, 710 Oak 1.000— $1.25. Wholesale § 1.00 per 1,They Had One, Too. ave, 213-Gtp Eive-year-old .Mary Ellen likes the 000, Klondykc and Missionary straw­ tospltui In their square because when berry plants, postpaid, 500—$2.50; FOR KKNT— tinI’tTrnishmlTmmis 1020 iho goes over to visit the nurses they 1.000— $1.75.— Southern I’lnnt Special­ East Second street. 215-4tp ilways take her around to see the ist, Madison, Fla. 208-10tp FOR RENT— A tent house consisting tew bullies there. But recently her o f 2 tents all screened and floured. FOR S A L E —Twin Indian motorcycle dslts have been fewer than iisiint as with side car. Inquire Ford Ser­ Clean, good wntur, in city limits.— E. icr next-door neighbor has a small 212-Otp A. Moffett, Celery Ave. Phone IC7-W. nriibator which has been hutching vice Station. I Tl>«Circlet U Svlf-Adjuiting. (I tinply clip* over the head, d**pt at 217-ltc lulTy chickens, Interestedly Mary FOR SALK— Ford delivery body, rear Pillsbury’s Flour, 24-lbs..........$1.50 wolrt and imaoth* out ugly Unea. SlJen has been watching him take o f Dodge Bros. Motor Co., cor. of // your dealer ca n 't get it j end hem from the Incubator. Table Talk Flour, 24-lb.......... 1.35 W ANTED Oak ave and 2nd street, Sanford, ■actual bust m ea.'urc, name, ad­ Ilut a few days back Mary Ellen dress Ct $1. BO.' W e’ll sand the 212-Otp W AN TE D — Customers for fresh mlik, Tall Cream, 12 cans per dozen 1.40 vent to the hospital ami Into the d r clotprepaid. Sixes 34 to 48, t)ichen where they were placing a FOR S A LE OR R EN T— Cottages, J. Nan* HyfUatc-FaaUan Inatltula morning and evening deliveries.— R. Small Cream, d o zen ................... 70 120 E. 10 St. New York, Dap*t M. tew sjylu Ico box. For a little while Musson, 001 Palmetto. 213-3tp L. Garrison. Phone 3711. H19*St*Tu iho looked at It and then she said to FOR S A L E —0 room bungalow on W AN TE D — Salesman with car for Salt Bacon, lb...............................15 me of the workmen, "They always STBirch St. $250 cash, balance $50 low priced ,10,000 mile cord tires. iliowed me the bullies, but I never 4-lbs. Snow D r if t ........................ 70 lid see the Incubator before."— In- per month.— E. F. Lane, the Real $100.60 and expenses guaranteed with [ Estate Man, 213-ltp extra coin missions, Traders Hydrollnnupnlls Nows. 8-lbs. Snow D r if t ..... .............. 1*35 fOR-SALE=iT room bungalow on the Vulcan Tire Company, Traders Bldg., 3-lbs. C risco ............................... 60 Tracing Movement of Birds. 21(i-lt|i corner lot, East front, big ouk Chicago. Thu desire to learn what become of trees, Prico $3,750. Easy terms.— E. Ru fcy Ra Ra Ra Rx R« Ra R* 6-lbs. b r is c o .... ............. 1»15 ilrds that lluw smith with the approach F. Lnno, The Real Estate Mun. if cold weather led Audubon, the great Irish Potatoes, p e c k ................... 66 Dependable Hervice 218*4tp \merlenn naturalist, to place silver lireails about the legs of a brood of RCTOMjrhWRENT—Apartment- fur­ 1-lb. can Tomatoes, 3 f o r ............ 25 phoebes. Tho following spring he was nished for lig^t housekeeping, gas rewarded by having two of the birds for cooking, electric lights, running Large manufacturing company, man­ No. 2 cans Tom atoes................... 12 W e do square, return to nest near the haunts where water.—300 French ave. 213-0tc ufacturing potato barrels, wish to es­ California Prunes, lb......... .........15 iliey learned to My. straight-forward _____ V ^ ^ —1 —M This occurred early In the Nine­ FtTifSAO')—Cheap, 180*gnllon gnso- tablish branch warehouse in Sanford llno tank nnd pump.—West , Sido nnd desire Innr.ch mnnager who can Repair work and teenth century? and was the llrst E V E R Y T H IN G GOOD TO E A T 214*3tc invest $1,000.00. Address, P. O. Box known ease In America of bird hand­ Grocery. “W E DO IT FO R ing, Sincu that time (ills means of 25JU, Jacksonville, Florida. 11 Try a Hern Id Wnnt Ad today. «. curing Information on tho move­ LE SS” ments and life history of migratory l»u R*t R-i Ri R* Ra Ko tot *« F O R R E N T birds has been used by many societies, The world news the day u Happens, ia and every fall thousands of birds My FOR R EN T— 2 furnished bed room*; Phono 487-W, comer Elm & Third delivered nt your door each evening, south hearing u narrow ring, stamped Foot of First S t 105-tfc 16c the, weak* with u number, about one of Its legs Street. Herald Reader* THE WEATHER 5 : TEMPERATURE sw fff m jr /s M Sanford, F la. ! BARGAIN IN NEW HOUSE A. P. C o n n e lly BARGAINS C L A S S IF IE D AD S L. J, Baker ; MEETINGS : Sanford Cash Grocery SANFORD AUTO EXCHANGE WANTED : Sanford Cash Grocery IS O ! �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILT H E RALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921 then, let’s all make a determined effort to avoid the rush and tussle of late Christmas Shopping. There is every conceivable advantage in shopping early; complete assortm ents, efficient salespeople, com fortable stores, low pre-holiday prices. M erchants have found th a t w ith plenty of foresight and planning they could bring fo rth the best m erchandise as well as best value. So all the progressive stores in town are ready for Christm as buying—ready to help those wise people who shop early. We urge you, for your own sake to shop NOW; You will be assured of courteous service, unlim ited selections, plenty of leisure in each purchase and substantial savings. Will help you choose your Christmas gilts Thrasher & Garner Everything in Army GoodH Ladies and Gents''Furnishing Shoos Hill H ardw are Co. Everything for the Holiday Shopper East Second and Sanford Ave. Mobley’s D ru g Store San lord Dry Goods Company Stationery, Popular Hooka, Cigars, Candy and Baum el’s Specialty Shop Corner Second and Sanford Ivory Goods Heady-to-Wenr Millinery, Novelties a Specialty Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co The Quality Shop Everything for Men and Hoys’ Wear Millinery, llose and Children's Hand­ Gillon & Fry Electrical Appllnnces and Fixture, 111 Park Ave. made Dresses L. P. McCuller, Groceries Speer & Son Useful Gifts for Mother and the Children Perkins & Britt Everything Good to Eat The Store That is Different J. D. McCrory’s 10c Store Has What You Want A. Ratio Id Bower & Roumillat The Store Thut Saves You Money Imported Perfume, Candies and Kodaks John T, Brady, Jeweler Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware nnd etc, Treadwell Electrical Co. Rivers Brothers Electricians, Supplies and Fixtures Peters Shoes, Dry Goods and Furnishings Theo. J. Miller & Son Roberts Grocery Furniture and Christmas Novelties Everything for the Christmas Dinner Sanford Cycle Company Sanford Groceteria Everything on Wheels Across from the Fire Station Kanner’s Department Store W aters’ Kandy Kitchen 213-2IG Sanford Avenue Sptdltl Chrlatmna Candy „( Sp «| ,l pr| „ . �f r . ‘ THE SANFORD DAILY HE •3; ^F R IDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921 PAGE SEVEN . * * * * * * * * * * * * * ife r * U_i (■ ■ ■ I Mastodon Tu?ks Come From Siberia GENEVA * ••ru Soil Is Source of I oAll Wea th * In spite o f tho rnln the woods was full o f huntora Thanksgiving day. liov. Goodberd wns shopping In Snnford Wednesday. Mrs. Williams and Mrs Harrison and children o f this plnco and Dr. Martin and wife of Oaceoln, left Mon­ day for Miami. There will ho an oyster suppor at the town hall December 2. Edgar and Fred McFurlano spent Fridny in Oaceoln with Charles Sum f To promote the success and prosperity o f the agricul­ turist— the farmer, the grove operator— is to promote the welfare o f all mankind. j f l mcralll. Miss Iloncy o f Lake Hart and Miss Wilson of Orlnndo spent the week end with Miss Helen Moran. The Club met Monday with good attendance. The agriculturist cannot produce abundantly if he is deMr. Owens o f Osceola, was visit­ nied the fruits o f his labor. That which makes fo r in- ] ing friends hero Monday. Here is it whole pier lull nr mastodon tusks from Siberia, which will tie Mrs. McFurlano and Mrs. Daniels ntmil'll In the I lilted Slates for their Ivory, Recently the cargo, purchased Member creased yield, reduced cost or more profitable return on I spent Wednesday with Mrs. J. W. for Siberian walrus tusks, was unloaded on this wharf at Hie Portland (Ore.) Federal the farm, or in the grove, benefits the whole o f society. mm Ulmil terminal, when it was discovered thut the tricky natives had sub­ Flynt Mrs. Kate Kllbnno haa been very stituted the ancient mustodon tusks for the wulrus Ivory. Scientists and Ivory Reserve ill. Mrs. Hart haa been teaching experts have explained, however, that this Ivory can easily be utilized for al­ most every usual use as tt Is In a splendid stale of preservation, despite Its System school in her place. great age. For thousands of years It lias lain burled henenth tee and sod. Mr. and Mrs. Oscnr Wicholspn and This bank is only occasionally afforded the opportunity Miss Anna Peters o f Daytona spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. o f directly aiding the individual farm or grove operator, * * * * * * * * * 1 1 1 Henry Levy. but it is constantly promoting the agricultural interests Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Frnnklin had friends from Daytona Thanksgiving. o f this section by constructive dealings with those insti­ Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prcvatt Mrs. tutions and business concerns whose activities bring W. II. Rivers and Mr. Henry Dewey * * * * * * * * * * was in Eustis Mominy on business. them directly in contact with the followers o f agricultur­ Mr. and Mrs. David Speer o f Snnal pursuits. Misses Hcssie and Hazel Quigg of ford, are spending a few weeks with Having served ono term as city Orlando, spent Thanksgiving here Mrs, M. E. Wicks. commissioner, and having had the Mrs. MeFnrlnne and Mrs, T. W. the guest o f their parents. privilege of assisting in establishing Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Ellis were Sat­ prevatt railed on Mrs. Hnll Thursday. tho now form of government under urday visitors to Snnford. O U R S A V IN G D E P A R T M E N T A L L O W S 4% IN T E R E S T O N D E ­ which we are now working, and tho' Rev. Clark delivered a good sermon Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. people of Snnford having seen fit to here Tuesday evening. PO SITS place my name in nomination for an­ Mr. and Mrs. Drown will move into other term, I hereby nnnounco my W e Duplicate A ll Lenses their new house on Crystal Lake Ave. cnntlidncy for tho position of city com­ last o f the week. missioner, to be voted for on Decem­ or do any Repair Mr. Sweeney has- the foundation ber Gth next. Work on Short Notice Inid for bis bouse on -1th. St.., facing In making this announcement, I the lake. hereby refer you to city records of ac­ New arrivals at Crystal Lake Hotel complishments of tiie past two years, are Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney, Mr. and if elected 1 expect to continue to George Grady, Mr. George Philips, of work for good, clean government, and Salisbury, Mass,, Mr. and Mrs. C lif­ for the interest of our city nnd its ( )ptometrist-Optician A COM MUNITY IIUtl.DEH ford and daughter, from Hamilton, people. Muss.. and Mr, ami Mrs. Sutlvan from Yours very truly, Phone 102 office1Opp. P. o. Michigan. H. R. STEVENS. C O N S E R V A T IV E STRONG P R O G R E S SIV E l l - 21-tfc TRAPPERS T A K E NOTICE. DRV AN SPENDS IIUSY DAY ENROUTE FROM The law now requires that you suC A PITO Y TO MIAM I •cure a license to trap fur bearing ani­ mals or to chase tho same with dogs. CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1921 JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 2.— You are required to secure this li­ William Jennings Ilryan spent a busy cense, which will cost $1.00. I give Soulhhound day hero today enroll to from Wash­ this notice on account o f the law being Arrive Departs AFTE R K EY WEST GAMIILERS ington to Miami. He told an inquisi­ No. h:l . ....... 2:80 a.m. new and shall expect all interested 2:4G n.m. tive reporter he hnd no political plans, No. 27.. 8:40 n.m. parties to secure license before engag­ K EY WEST, Dec. L—The sheriff’s made two addresses “ covered" the No. 91 ....... 1:18 p.m. 1:38 p.m. forces yesterday raided a gambling ing in trapping o f nny nature. arms conference from a-far for tt No. 89.. ....... 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p.m. bouse in Gntuvillo and placed tlie pro­ E. F. HOUSEHOLDER, ■ newspaper association and finally No. 85.. ....... 0:55 p.m. 7:10 pan. prietor under arrest. Tito officers County Judge. hiked himself to the depot to continue i found a well-patronized game of men-j ids homeward trip. Northbound te anti poker in full operation, they E X P E R T IN S U R A N C E SERVICE “ I have no political plans," he said Cleanliness is next to Godliness Arrive Departs said. The proprietor was released in I represent progressive, modern In* when asked concerning the possibili­ No. 82.. 2:03 n.m. ....... 1:48 a.m. $100 bond. viuranco old-line companies and »m ty of his being a senatorial candidate HI.. ....... 11:45 n.m. No. 12:05 pan. We invito the public and all users of ELDER prompt in rendering yon export Borvfrom tliis state. No. 2:55 pan. SPRINGS W ATE R to visit the spring and in 80.. ... . 2:35 p.m. ice in securing for you Just what you "And I am not sufficently ac­ No. A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y our method of handling its product. Why take 92.. ....... 4:00 p.m. 4 ‘05 p.m. want in life insurance on tho plnn quainted with tlie political situation No. a chance? Your eminent physicians claim 28 ....... 10:00 p.m. and H O T -P O IN T suited to your present and future In Florida to consider any questions that this water in unexcelled and its purity need. Endowment, monthly income Electric Irons of a personal nature.” makes it most beneficial for many troubles. Trilby llrmieh plans, and automobilo and fire in­ la nn address at the Duval theatre Arrive Departs surance. Write or phone mo to call. Tho Ford people of Sanford as well as tlie this afternoon he urged a strict en­ xNo. 100 7:00 n.m. Electric Heaters W. J. TH IG PE N. Western Union recommend this water for forcement of the prohibition laws of xNo. 24.. 3:25 pan. for the hath, lied room and Nursery batteries. this state. The state presents nprob- xNo. 158... 7:00 n.m. .■■nBBBBBanBBBaaBMHaaBHBBBH !em in tlie matter of prohibition en­ No. 22... 7:00 p.m. Call phone 111 1 and have ft bottle of this water I Edison Mazda Lamps forcement, he said, because o f its j For Drlgliter Light sunt you and protect your health. proximity to the "liquor emporium of l.ceslnirg Drench Departs Arrive tiie Western Hemisphere—the HuFidelity Tires hnmn Islands." He was optimistic as xNo. 157... ....... 3:55 p.m. aox.i No. 21 ...... 2:50 pan. to the outcome of the limitations of rV^trXif o r ... nrnmmeiit conference ut Washing- xNo. 101... 1 —• m Firsts and Guaranteed xI'Jo. 25... ...... 1:30 p.m. F L O R ID A S SANFORD ton. O O No. ...... 7:00 p.m. 1 nnsN n n n n qtiK r iuaHC.'.iMunaa BHHXIBHMMHUnaunailllHBaUBMHMHHaafi TROOP .1, HOY SCOUTS Gasoline Oviedo Dranch from visible pump. Accurate measure. A special recognition service will xNo. 120... ..... , 7:45 p.m. ho held for Hoy Scouts of Troop .'I xNo. 127... 3:40 p.m. Oils and Greases K a .H r T ir e d F e e t on next Sunday night. This is a live X— Daily , except Sunday. uuu Hi.” Massage gcndy with soothing We give tickets with each purchase, S A V E YOU M ONEY nnd active troop o f Scouts. gaud fur fi per cent in trade Friends of the Scout movement are We already feel so eneouraged over Phone IH1-J invited to this special service. the situation that we feel the nations Cool*, re*f* and W rite im can through patience, counsel, bank­ 1MMN n ruptcy and oilier powerful Influences Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA Elder Springs Wnter. It* 99 98-100 stave olT another big war for twenty 105 Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Fla. years or more,— Houston Post. cent iiure. Phono ;il±, ra» t w it ■rv3 T '! w 91 ■A j H. R. STEVENS, CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSION LAKE MARY : Y U - I [:! M. fc'ir ilif IFirst National Bank! TOM MOORE TRAIN SCHEDULE if t T $8.50 r 7' $10.00 m GLOBE PIANO CO. ulentholalum F. P. SQUIRE FP^F^ t 'D O C T O R - I * TH M / M Q d E S T Wriq-T D I D yount r ia w io n o f 6 OOT D ISC LO SE S Q U I R E - I Eit)MiHLO H i S H £ f)D O N O / U l Trf*>T I Fo u n d W7)5 PJLV A C flS E O F 'P / V <f)<L P )C RQS > S RINES BY LOUIS RI CP a ! : nttier» BcsiJcs tlie S(luirc Arc All|iclci1 Wit|»Thiti Pjgss T \ T7 f)R€L /)/.WV)yS £ p , f 'N G l H G X. ETO G oor £ k O /*lC 'P r t * U t ) C . R O S i& - G O £>H ~ H U T ■ D IG won o m POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE TH E SE D O C TO R S S C IE N T IF IC . c o u r t- i 'x l h w e S E E A /O W -D O C . 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F frt •/ ~ ,.v ■s Sanford Daily Herald THE “City Substantial” i. * IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME n ^ L.• 7 l * Jt #.**. Sanford TH E “City Substantial" VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1921 LENA CLARKE ACQUITTED JURY OUT TWO HOURS ON GROUNDS OF INSANITY Judge Andrews Will Hold Lena for Furth­ er Investigation ON INSANE CLAUSE 4 ff F« FU may h e t a k e n to a s y l u m to Fu SERVE AN INDETERMI­ Fu ORLANDO, Dec. 3.—Lena M. T. Clnrko, former Went Palm Reach postmistress, was found not guilty on a charge of first dogreo murder in circuit court hero yestordny after­ noon, in connection with the killing of F. A. Miltimoro. The jury’s ver­ dict read “Not guilty on grounds insanity.” Judge Andrews snid S i, Fn FT) Fu F») Fi Fa F \ Fi Fu FU Fu Fu Fu Fa F* 14 14 F* Fa Press).— 14 the Associated Lena M. T. Clnrko is being held in tho Orange county jail here today following n verdict of not guilty by renson of insanity returned late yesterday by tho jury which tried her on tho charge of murdering Miltlmore. Patterson, tried jointly on the sumo charge, wns acquitted without resorvntlon. Judge Andrews ordored Lena Clarke held in jail until he could determine bis future action. Sho cannot lie committed to an asylum until a commission passes on her sanity. Fa Fa !*» I Fa F a F i Fu F i Fa Fu "a Fn NAVAL RATIO QUESTION ! PRACTICALLY AT STANDSTILL WHILE JAPAN WAITS ORDER .lift Fa "-a Fa Fa Fa Fa Fu Fu Fu • •1 1* • Fa Fa LENA IN JAIL Fi) UNTIL CASE SETTLED M ABOUT HER SANITY Fu 14 ORLANDO, Doc. 3.—(By r.i- i NATE SENTENCE Pictures Now Sent by Radio NUMBER 217 fu Fa Fn Fa Fn Fa Fa f« From Home Govern. ment at Tokia Regard­ ing New Phase • * * LOOKS LIKE ACQUITTAL FOR ROSCOE ARHUCKLE ACCORDING TO RUMORS Fa ; Fa Fa | Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa j in a » a r* i ’ ; rtn "4i. .'3 U rn hi ii’iiN tmvi* | .lived O' »» ttint llic seiullim of pictures l*> radio Is possible, fiicslinllc letter mid a picture Were sent from Annapolis to Malnmlson. ”a I Fa I FU FU Fs FU FU Fa Fa TO THE INSANE ASYLUM BY JUDGE C. 0. ANDREWS SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3. (By the Associated Press) —The jury considering the evidence submitted in the trial of Fatty Arbucklo on a charge of manslaughter In connection with the death of Virginia Rappo returned to tho jury roojn from its ho­ tel at ten o'clock this morn­ ing. Tho jury took tho case shortly after four yes­ terday afternoon and was locked up at 11. Rumors last night that thu jury, composed of seven men and five women stood eleven to olio for acquittal. Fa Ft Fa F:.| F i Fa Fn Fu (Ry The Associated Press) • NEAR SETTLEMENT SEEMS TO RE IN SIGHT ANDENGLAND’S ATTITUDE IS .MOST WELCOME ( I l r T h e A a a o r l n l r d I’r ra a ) WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—Negotlatinns in naval ratio question prnctleidly at a standstill while Japanese delegates awaited further word from Tokio. Today results of yesterday’* conference between principal AmeriFu i can, British and Japnnoso delegates were under study by the Jnpnneso cabinet and diplomatic advisory coun­ sel. WASIIINGTON, Dec. 3.—A stage in the negotiations over question of tlie naval radio described as "very favorable" is understood to have been reached at last night’s con­ ference between the representatives of the United States, Great Britain and Japan. After the conference between Sec­ retary Hughes, Admiral Baron Kato and Arthur J. Balfour was concluded, tlie Japanese delegation immediately began communicating with Tokio. This official communique was is­ sued: "Arthur J. Balfour, Admiral Baron Kato and Secretary Hughes mot at state department yesterday afternoon nnd hud an extended interview with respect to tho naval proposals. No comment on the Interview can ba made at ibis time.” F . here ORLANDO. Dec. 3 - J u d g e Andrews this af- F^ , t s “ y Right when Miltimoro was killed and who address the court recessed until 2:30 was jointly indicted with her, was ac­ p. nr. ternoon ordered Lena Clarke be committed to the rp() ]jaiuj jn France quitted without reservation, since no Immediately the session reconven­ pica of insanity wns entered by him. ed Judge Andrews liegnn reading his insane asylum. Orders Him to Return to America on The action of Judge Andrews in instructions to the jury, lie included First Steamer holding Miss Clarke until he has in­ in tills n definition of what might vestigated the evidence further is | constitute a reasonable doulit as to iCoiitlnucit front I'msi* One) PARIS, Dee. 3.—The French minis­ taken to indicate that he may order or innocence and related the law her incorecrntion in the state insane governing the plea of insanity. lie try of the Interior, today issued an order denying Morse tlie right to land asylum at Chattahoochee, but lie re -; (l|S(l charged tho jury to reach a de­ in France and requesting him to re­ fused to say what action might he l.js,jon m the case, remarking, informturn to the United States on tho first tnken. nlly, that tho state had gone to great available steamer, which would he tile The jury retired at 3:20 yestordny expense for the trial and much vnlu-! afternoon, after listening to Judge able time of the court had been occu- UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA AND WOULD AROUSE PUBLIC OPIN­ Paris, sailing Monday from Havre. ION REGARDING MEN AND Andrews’ instruction, tho reading of pied witli consideration of the case. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAR­ WOMEN OUT OF JOBS WASHINGTON, Doc. 3.—Morso OLINA CLASH TODAY which occupied nearly half an hour. Under tho charge tho jury could have was directed by Attorney General At 5:10, thirty minutes before tho found the defendants guilty of mur­ ( I l r T l i e A a a o r l n l r d I’r raa) ( II) Tl»r A n unclutrd I'rraa) verdli t was rendered, the jury re-en­ der in tho first degree, murder in the DETROIT, Dec. 3.—Two day nat­ Dnughtcry today to sail from Havre JACKSONVILLE, Dee. 3.—Jack­ tered tile court room and requested second degree, or manslaughter, or ional convention of unemployed called back to United States. Judge Andrews for further informa­ not guilty of any and all charges. Tho sonville is in gala attire today in eon­ with intent of arousing public opinion WASHINGTON, Doc. 3.—Anothor with the post season football tion relative to tho wording of n ver­ defendants according to the court, . ncctionth|g nftorno0n between the Uni­ in behalf of men and women out of COOL CLEAR WEATHER important point in Far Eastern dis­ _--I 1 Lhave ...... Ibeen a. Ifound ...mil lam lv II or Iinno­ tl tin_ dict and that part of tho instruction could GOOD FOR THE CROP cussion of armament conference wna guilty versity of Florida and the University work to end that governmental nid pertaining to this phase of tho case cent jointly or singly. At the conclu­ won today by China in the commit­ of North Carolina. The former tar­ might be given, was opened here to­ was ngain read. Once more tho twolvo sion of the charge the jury retired heel residents of Jacksonville in hun­ day. Two proposed relife measures GAINESVILLE. Dee. 3.—Clear tee of nine powers, Great Britain, Ja ­ men filed out of the chamber and returning at r>:47 with tho verdict. A dreds planned to witness the game and were on tho program for discussion. cool weather is improving tho con­ pan and France agreeing to retire their next nppenrnnco marked tho few moments Inter Miss Clarke was alumni and boosters of Florida hero These wore extension of aid to unem­ dition of fall crops and fruits, ac­ from much of the leased territory of close of tho trial. returned to her cell in the county jail in largo numbers. ployed by the government and nation­ cording to a review of crop con­ China. The Japanese representatives Miss Clnrko received the verdict to await the next development in the alization of some basic industry in or­ ditions in this state, issued December it was said, agreed to give up their calmly and after embracing her aged complicated circumstances which have der that work might he apportioned 1 by the Federal Bureau of Crop leased territorial holdings in Shan­ Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fn Fu father, who had been with her through surrounded her since she came to this Estimates The citrus crops are tung and also reported as offering to among a greater number of persons. tile trial, turned to receive the con­ city last August. moving to the markets from all sec­ discuss the retirement from their WOULD RATHER HANG gratulations of scores of women who •The address on behalf of tho prose­ tions, tile review continued, the special territorial privileges in Man­ THAN HE SENTENCED Seventeentli Husband have faithfully attended each session cution by State's Attorney Joseph II. weather havoing improved both churia. France expressed willingness TO INSANE ASYLUM Was on The Way— of court through tho ton days and Jones, it Is generally conceded, was quality and condition. to retire from Kwan Chow Wal, ther who rushed up to grasp the hand of one of the most able discourses de­ Fa Uncle Sam Hutted In Planting of oats continues. Early French leased territory. Great Brit­ ORLANDO, Dec. 3.—(Ry *4 thb woman as soon as the verdict wns livered before the jury. Col. Jones F i the Associated Press).—"I Fa plantings were reported as growing ain followed professor to give lip Brit­ read and the jury discharged. Her spoke of the killing of Miltimoro, as would rather he hanged and •* Had Enough Government Allotments nicely. Car-lot-shipment of sweet ish leased territory of Wei Hai Wei. first remark following tho reading of "one of the most heartless, useless, Fa buried here than go to Chat- " ' potatoes was reported heavier than to Live in Luxury tho verdict by tho clerk of the court degrading and cruel crimes ever per­ f i tahoochee," Miss Clarke told *u usual. Taylor Commandery was: “To tell tho truth, I didn't care petuated in the state of Florida." lie Fa a newspaper man today. “ I Fa (ll> T h e Aaaiiclnlrd I’ rraa) Hogs and cattle are in good con­ recited the evidence of Postal Inspec­ Fa would rather lie dead than Fa CHICAGO, Dee. 3.—Federal agents dition, Late pasture is described as much one way or the other.” Had Inspection and The nppenrnnco here of two pe.st tor Graham, which was to the effect Fa judged insnno. broke up Mrs. Helen Drexler’s matri­ excellent and forage crops abundant. If I had * ' a Fine Banquet office inspectors, one of whom, II. that the shortages ill the accounts of " i killed Miltimoro and known "a monial government allotment plan Truck crops showed much im­ the Palm Reach post office dated hack N’. Graham, testified yesterday that " wlmt I was doing I would Fa just as she was making plans to mar­ provement with tile advent of cool shortages of the Palm Beach office to 1B17, long before the time when Fu hnve turned the pistol on Fu ry her seventeenth husband in three weather. Strawberries are growing District Deputy Grand Commnnder Johnson Was Here dated hack to 1017 and had at times Lena Clarke accused Militimore of Fa myself, foreseeing the end.” Fu years, according to her story today to nicely, it was reported, but will lie reached as high as $02,000, has led to stealing funds. The attorney recalled F \ She was nearer a break- Fu secret service men. "Dear me," she later than last year. .Syrup-making Last night was thu “one big night* tlie belief that should Judge Andrews tlie testimony of Chief of Police Ed. •n down tliis morning than ill Fu said. "I enn’t remember all tho is in progress ell over tho state. decide not to send Miss Clarke to the Vestel concerning the confession Lena Fa any time during the period Fu names. I came to Chicago and mar­ Yields are reported generally low. for tiie newly organized Taylor Commamlery of Knights Templar of San­ asylum, she will ho arraigned in fed­ Clarke made on the night Militmore’s Fa in jail. A member of tlie Fu ried three sailors in quick succession. ford, when District Deputy Grand body was found in the San Juan hotel. Albert Drexler, of Camp Grant, sol­ eral court in Jacksonville on charges Fu jury which tried the ease, Fa Commander Samuel A. Johnson, uccin connection with tho discrcpcnclos It was considered the tensest moment Fu said today the verdict was Fn dier, wns sixteenth. I had a sailor I)r. Ward Resigns companiud by about twenty-five other said to exist in tho post office ac­ of the trial when C. C. Chillingsworth Fn reached on the first ballot. Fa picked out for next week hut your From Presidency Sir Knights of Orlando, visited tho of the defense interrupted Mr. Jones Fu Judge Andrews expected to F.\ agents arrested me." counts during her tenure. of Rollins College local commandery on an inspection The session of court this morning for the third time and the silver­ Fu announce at two o'clock this Fu tour. witnessed a word battlo between haired attorney, turning like a tiger, Fu afternoon his decision as to Fn Murderer of Kaber Announcement Made Regarding Taylor Commandery Iihh been oper­ denounced as unfair, what lie termed States' Attorney Jospeh II. Jones nnd Fu disposition. Future Plans ating under dispensation over sinco Its attempts to break the force of his Arrested in Italy C. Ct. Clilllingsworth, associates de­ FU ** organization and one purposo of tho argument. For a moment it seemed fense counsel. Clilllingsworth inter­ FU F» Fu Fu Fu Fu Fa Fu Fu Fu After Two Years ( I l r T h e Aaaorlntrd I'rra a ) inspection last night was to deter­ the opposing counsel would come to rupted the state's attorney a number WINTER PARK, Dec. 3.—It be­ mine whether or not tho local eomof times during tho latter’s plea be­ blows, but the Intervention of Judge NORM AI, TEM PER ATU It E ( I l r T h r A aanrlnlrd I'rra a ) came known today that Dr. Goorgo AND GENERALLY FAIR CLEVELAND, Dec. 3.—Vittorio Morgan Ward, president of Rollins mnndury in ready and worthy of re­ fore the jury, chnrging misstatements Andrews prevented further trouble. ceiving their charter. The romilt of NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER Pisselli, said to have stubbed to of evidence in the case. Jones final­ The justice commanded the principals College here, has resigned. No an­ the inspection has not yet boon leurn(lljr T h r A a a o c l n l r d I’rraa) of tlie verbal battle to remain after ly became angry and charged the de­ WASHINGTON, Doc. 3.—Normal death Daniel Kaher, wealthy Lake­ nouncement regarding his future od. fense with attempting to "brenk tho court adjourned, but in the maze of temperature nnd generally fair weath­ wood publisher, two yenj-s ago, has plans were nindo. The Knights assembled in tho Iodgo force of my argument.” The two at­ circumstances surrounding tho clos­ er except rains Monday and again been arrested in Italy according to room at 5:30 formed in mnrehing or­ ing of tlie trial he evidently forgot to word received here from two Cleve­ torneys glared at one another across about Thursday were forecast for FLORIDA KENNEL CLUB. der and marched to the Valdez Ho­ the counsel table for a full minute enforce his order for nothing more Florida for the week beginning Mon­ land detectives. As no extradition tel, where a delightful banquet Was treaty between tho United States and nnd Attorney Jones snid: "I tell you was heard from the bench pertaining day. JACKSONVII.LE, Dec. 3.—Orga­ given In honor of the visitors.’ A^ter Italy for capital offenses exists Pis­ l won't stand for these interruptions, to the affair. Col. Jones finished his speech with STATE INSURANCE AGENT selli probably will he tried in that nization of the Florida Kennel Club the banquet they repaired to tho Iodgo I’m sticking to the evidence." At this hns been effected here and it is room where the Knight Templar doan attack on tlie insanity plea and as point Judge Andrews intervened and country. MEETS FOUL PLAY AT understood plans are afoot in several greo was conferred under tho aUo lie brought each point out clearly, it EUFAULA, ALABAMA. commanded both attorneys to "romem/ -----------------------other Florida cities for the organ!- leadership of II. E. Tolar, Eminent her that lxith of you have duties as, was evident that the earnestness o TO INSURE METHODISTS zation of similar clubs for tho pur- Commander, assisted by tho other ofgentlemen as well as lawyers. You Ids appeal was impressing t io ' uron,1‘ EUFALA, Ala. Doc 3.—J. S. WiiroX( H|xly two, of Birmingham, stato ST. GEORGE, S. C„ Hoc. Mout­ pose of stimulatin'; interest in the fleers of the order, will both remain in tho room after He said that l ean < larke had p Taylor Commandery, since its orcourt has adjourned.” The court add­ her every notion caiotu > am ' 1 10 Mg0nt for insurance company, wa i jM|, |lcro in annual conference, South breeding and trnislng of registered ganizntinn a few montits ago has boon ed it wns tho sole judge of what ately since la t Augu t , am u u iti (,jrcuinBtnnCt.n no.iesoSSJno.niscin isu , Coloring Methodist instructed tlie fi­ dogs, Dr. Thomas J. Mnhnffv was elect- doing n groat deal of work and Is said should go into the records, nnd vaal- le her as "the most dangerous worn found (lend hero to-day, under nnneo committee to insure tho lifu of an" lie had ever known during his ed president and Mrs. H. Plant to bo in a very prosperous condition izitig the expense of the trial to tho indicating murder. each member of tho conference in tho circumstances Osborne, vice-president. It was and it i ■ believed that thoy will bo state, would keep them clear of error. |„„g career as c|ur|w Wilcox arrived horo Inst night from sum of $2,000. planned to enter some of the dogs at given a ehnrtfV, at tho proper timo. Attorney Junes was then permitted j The cuso wns c.u«« jy Jones Birmingham. Bruises on he; bond and tho Southeast Florida Fair, which his remarks and he was fol-jby Edward W. Davis, v v m * fhpont |nj | cl,ted ho had been to finish BRANCH MERCER CAPTAIN struck will lie held In Tampa in February. If the man think* his wife beautiful „„d choked. The body wns U lowed by E. W. Davis, who close, the od the forces o t h e found on Asperial enr would he engaged for In last winter's hnt, ho is hlindad hy case for Miss Miss C'ni’ko. Clarke. When A ttor-'out the trial MACON, Ga., Dec. 3.—Carl Lancas­ Whenj tor- m itt ‘ . dul|oB» ho had bluff >>'“« «llUt abut four blocks from hheart of ney Davis concluded, Alexander Ack-C'cno of the saddest <“ties m ter, of Elowory Branch, was elected the trip, it wnH said, so that tho love or thrift. ormnn, counsel for Patterson, briefly ever performed to enter a plea of in-. Ycaptain of Mercer football team of prized animals would undergo no reviewed the evidence ugainst his vanity for Lens (.larke. To think, 1 Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. 111)22. He plays guard on tho toam| risk of injury. Roll it with n Herald Want Ad. client, and with tho conclusion of his (Owiimri l’«* BU) JACKSONVILLE CONVENTION IN GALA ATTIRE AT DETROIT OF FOR BIG GAME WWW!1' �cx D £ lE lM 3 S B E r a ® B E ! a s BEi r a S D C O f i o o £ T O D O j^ D a D a lf lr D Q [ The Star To-day § SAYS 1IE IS PERFECTLY WILL­ ING TO GO BACK TO THE U. S. WASHINGTON. Doc. 2.—Provslon- WALLACE REID I n ---------- of the French government by officials of the Stnto Department. HAVRE, France, Dec. 2.—Morse, who arrived hero today on tho liner Pnris, from Now York, declared his willingness to go back to tho United States by tho next returning steamer. "I am willing to return to America and I have so wired tho United States District attorney,” ho said. It’s wasteful to pay more than our prices for clothes because then you pay for something you don't aftornoon. Tho French police insist­ ed, however, ho must promise to roturn to Now York on tho Pnris next I Monday. I •. ■ g ’n r i r t y H r a n ii I' TRIPLE ALLIANCE MAY RESULT FROM 5 ARMS CONFERENCE WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—Interest was causod in Japanoso'circles, in con­ nection with Japan's resorted desire to 8co como into existence a triple understanding botween- Jnpnn, tho United States and Gront Britnin, if tho Anglo-Japnnese nllinnco is to bo discontinued, by the issuance of a save you money because they are priced as low as it is possible to Bell good clothes. 1 $ j. I , |||! Saturday Night at the Princess—Frank Mayo in “Go Straight" (LQDQQJILQQQQJOX1QQJ E.QQ C^QQ^BlODQPJffLQoSn? statement by Representative Kntro Mochlzukl, lendor of the Japanoso op­ position, declaring thnt in vio,w of tho probnblo succoss of tho Washington conference thero was no need of re­ newing the nlllancc. Tho statement said in part: “Let tho nlliance bo effected and let us set up in its placo on understand­ ing botweon Great Britain, the United States and Japan on Far Eastern and Pnclfic problems." A Highly Specialized Offering $40 to $55 !ffi Hell Diggers” s hi Sanford Shoe 8C Clo. Co. SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY \A N E X T R A O R D IN A R Y T W O -D A Y S A L E OF — rti. f1 Ilvfl ;//-J (| Coats— Suits— Dresses * * * * * * * * * * * * pointments for tho last three weeks Martin Proves Alibi on account of the serious con­ in Orlando Case, De­ dition of his foot but ns he is much better now and the Doctor thinks the tective With Him danger period will bo over in 48 hours, then he can get started as ho May Be Black Hand Case With Ital­ ians All Through It * ' • * feels he must give Sorrento the first * * * * * * * * * * * * Sundny in the month, not having been ORLANDO, Dec. 2.—Tho mystery there for three weeks and will be with Mrs Swiui nttondcil services at the us on the 2nd. Sundny. Preaching surrounding the killing of It. CusoletCongregational church in town, Sun­ at I’avln at 11 at at Upsoln nnd in to in the Astor hotel cnrly Wednes­ day the evening nt Lnko Mary. In spite day morning, remains unsolved in J. E. Lunquist spent a week in of his illness ho hns conducted prnycr spite of Iho surrender, to local police, Jacksonville taking in tho state fair service at 7:00 on Wednesday even­ of the "dark stranger" who registered and visiting nt tho homo of his son, ing hero nnd on Thursday nt I'nvln, as W. E. Martin, of Cleveland, in Aron nnd wife all of which his wife hns also attended whoso room Cnsoletto's body was Mr. and Mrs. Fortier and children ami they hope to bring their daughter found a few moments after tho fatal nnd Mr. and Mrs. Snnsferinn spent Mrs. Podmorc ami the hnhv next, shots were fired. Martin's name is William Earp and Sunday at the St. Johns river. time. he is held on investigation in the lo­ Charles Chromcr is recovering the Let us try .ml g>! t'undu/ vchui*l cal jail, though no charge has been use of Ids eye nicely now, he and started ngni i nest .' o dny nt |>. preferred against him. Ills identity his wife having gone down to Orlando m. Como end In ini: the little ones. to receive treatment from nn eye Joe Neros enmo near having a has been known to Chief Vestel, Pos­ specialist Saturday at tho suggestion serious accident last Friday while tal Inspector Graham and a represen­ tative of tho Orlando Morning .Sen­ of Dr. Pulston. hauling a load of pine straw to bed [ tinel since a few hours after CasoletA large rattlesnake was killed at his sweet potatoes, his mule got > to’s body was found in the hotel, but tho door step at the home of Alfred frightened at it young man on a by-1 was not mude public because it was Ericson by Jess Lee. cycle with n bundle nnd rnn away, feared the man would bo aided in Mr. West is working at carpenter throwing him out, tho wheels pnssing making Ids esenpo by confederates work for V. C. Coller in Sanford and over his head and limbs, badly bruis­ had it bccomo known that his identity G. llirschi has begun work for Mr. ing him. Dr. Denton being called was established. Eurp has cleared I/OBsing. out and now ho gets nround with a himself of connection with the killing Mr. Ballinger called nt n number cane Mrs. J. E. Vaughn nnd Mj s . by establishing a complete alibi. of houses on Friday in the interest Ballinger cnlled to bcc them as his It. Grant, a special detective, said of tho church work; Mm. Androw wifo has also boyi ill. last night he left here in company Bcrtclson and her taking dinner with with Earp nt 12:50 Monday night, Mrs. W. C. Menlor nnd with them nnd going to Pnlatkn, where both regis­ DEFENSE WITNESS also Mrs. E. W. Lunquist railed to see tered nt the James hotel. From there IN ACTOR'S CASE Mrs. Ericson and baby. the two men went to Bunnell, where FOUND I'OiSONKD Mr. and Mrs. West nnd son Leonard Earp says he was to meet friends for took a trip over to New Smyrna on SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.—Tho a card game. Both men remnined business Friday, returning home the poisoning of Mrs. Irene Morgan, a thero until yesterday afternoon when tho next dny. Earp learned through newspaper ac­ Mr. and Mrs. Fcitsmn and mother, lending witness for the defense, and counts thut he was wanted in Orlan­ Mrs. Ingersol were Snturday after­ the beginning of the closing argu­ do. Grant phoned polico that Earp noon visitors at tho homo of Mrs. J. ments of both sides were the out­ w’ns with him nnd would return if ho Westordlck and on Sundny Mr. nnd standing developments today in tho was wanted here. He arrived yester­ day evening and wns placed in the jail Mrs. Clute and son were out from trial of Roseau C. Arbuckle. , Leo Friedman, nn assistant dis­ where ho will bo held on inves liga­ town. A birthday surprise pnrty was trict attorney, made the first ex­ tion. Earp said last night he told the held at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. position if the prosecution’s conten­ proprietor of the Astor hotel that ho F. Lundqucst Tuesday evening, a tion that it had presented nn unbreak­ would lie out of town for several days goodly number from Upsnlu and able chain of evidence to link the and he wan unablo to account for the Grapeville, some •i.'t wo counted, and comedian with tho denth of Virginia presence of nnyonu in his room. Lit­ also tho Misses Roily and Britt of tho Rappe, whom it charges Arlmcklo tle in known of Grant, who is not in­ West Side attended, adding to tho injured at a party in his rooms at clined to discuss the nature of his pleasure of the occasion. All enjoyed tho Hotel St. Frnneis here. Gavin work, though lie is known to lie a tho social chat and the delicious cakes McNuh began wlmt was expected to detective and is acquainted with hun­ and coffee, wishing tho host many bo the defenses only address, but was dreds of confidence men nnd pickpock­ interupted by adjournment of court ets in various sections of the country. happy returns of the day. He has done police work in Orlando Tho painters out from town work­ for the day. on former occasions. Systematic police search was begun ing on the residence of Mrs. II. L. tonight for the stranger alleged to lie Police have now turned their entire DoForrest. Mrs. Voile Williams nnd responsible for the poisoning of Mrs. energies to a search for the man who Mm. Ninl Swanson have been having was seen with Cnsoletto the day be­ Irene Morgnn, Los Angcleso nurse some rooms painted nnd varnished fore-the killing. Hu is described ns nnd defense witness in tho trial of thiH summer. being dark but much smaller thnn lloscoo Arbuckle. The district at­ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Ludqulst and Earp, though still nbovo tho nvorngo their sons, E. W. nnd E. F. with their torney announced his entire forco size. His description has been wired would aid in tho investigation. fnmillen took nn auto trip to Pied­ Mrs. Morgny was found uncon­ to polico in vnriouo cities, but as yot mont nn Sunday to see an old friend, scious in her hotel mom. She told nothing hns been received hero bear­ Mr. Larson, who has been ill. ing on his relution to the case. Mr. nnd Mrs. Blngston, Emil Mng- of being nccostcd last night nnd ngain nuson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Krcll and todny by a man she had seen during Business Is finding out thn.t if buydaughter, Miss Eunlco Tyner nnd a tho Arbucklo'trinl. She said tho man had given her candy twice nnd that ors will not fnll for prices, prices young lady from Windormere, visited both times eating this enndy had must fnll for buyers.—Norfolk VlrSundny nt tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. been followed by illness. No connec­ glninn-I’llot. T. 0. Tyner. « . Mrs. Moblo Kroll and daughter re­ tion between Mrs. Morgans expe­ rience nnd tho trinl in progress hns Lenin is tho only man who hns evmained over 'til Tuesday, when her been discovered, authorities say. or bcon able to make money out of n mother Mrs. Tyner nnd brother, printing press.—Asheville Times. Elmer, took them home. For office supplies, stationery, etc., Rev. Clarke regrets very much thnt Try n Herald Wont Ad todny. he has not been able to keop his ap­ come to the Herald office. : UPSALA AND t : GRAPEVILLE J m R K " r i• .j* An unexcelled selection of all the newer models at unusual reductions. A pre-holiday offering- as a stimulant for early Christmas Shopping. DISTINCTIVE SUITS AND COATS Fashionable Coats of Bolivia, Velour, Wondura and other new materials with Plain and Fur-trimmed collars in and unusual assortment of popular colors. Lot No. 1 a t .................. $14.50 Value to $22.00 Lot No. 2 a t .................. $19.75 Values to $21.50 All others materially reduced SMART TAILORED SUITS in Tricotine, Duvet-de-Laine, Moussyne, and other materials in Navy,. Brown, Reindeer and Taupe, at . $24.50, $27.95, $32.50 • Former values $29.75, $32.50, $39.75 An assortment of all-wool Jersey Sport Suits at $15.75 s 125 EXCLUSIVE 50 LUXURIOUS K ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ DAY-TIME DRESSES DINNER DRESSES Choice Models from regular stock together with a remark­ able special purchase of PEGGYPAIGE Dresses at a 25 per cent reduction. —And— EVENING GOWNS Extraordinary values in Wools and Silks, prices A gorgeous array of delightful afternoon frocks in Spnnish Lace and Chantilly Lace combined with Canton Crepe and Crepehack Satin. Wonderful models $17.95 $27.50 P e g g y P a iges $22.95, $35, $39.75 $42.50, $45.00 "l~ ■ ■ ■ ■ .$29.75 A $45.00 value EVENING GOWNS of Genuine elegance, wondrously beautiful models in Velvet and Fanciful affairs of lace. Prices— _ $29.75 TO $69.00 Former vnluen $29.75 to $79.00 a ■ • ! ■ ■ a a a a a a a ■ a a a a a BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP I “Where Style Reigns” EAST FIRST STREET OPP. FORD SERVICE STATION Don’t forget our Mid-Winter Fashion Review at the Parish House To­ night at 7:30 ■BBBBMMWBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBaBBBBBMMWI Bit. i - i 'j i t , V - uJl JT'.IT •X., .. ___ I LI & �“ l’ * v- /SV'V; THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3,1921 PAGE TWO * * * THE CHURCHES L I F E ’S B I G G E S T ********** PRO BLEM ■ f t. The one big worry in this world which overtops nil others when you’re out of a job—is “the bread and butter problem.” Every dollnr that you put into a savings ac­ count will simplify that problem. And the cnrlier you start such an account the Booner will the big problem bo solved. A growing savings account at this bank will help you to go through life with a rensonnble degree of freedom from the worry about per­ sonal finances. jThe Seminole County ... Bank.., Itt >♦♦♦ - STRENGTH 4% PROGRESS INTEREST PAID SERVICE +<|h| m|>$ *•>+-5-•>4* -S*-;,-t**S-*l**J**!*❖ ❖ *!*•{**;**?■!■4*•fr* •!•+ ■>4**5-<•* 4*4*4* *1*•5,*S*4-x SO CIETY Fayette, Ala., who are touring Floritin, spoilt the day in Sanford yestorday. MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, Elmo C. Riley represented Phone 217-W sonvillo here yesterday. I f y o u h a v e m i y frli-ml* l l a l i l n x y o u — If y o u n r r Kiihiir n n y w lu r * * o r t-m nlim h n m r , nr W y n n a r e r n t e r l n l n l i i * , w r l l r a p i . i t u l .-aril to thin d r i m r l i t ir ii t , k Iv I mk d r i l l ll>. o r tr lr li|io m * l l i r It e m . It w i l l b e j f r r n l l y ii|H »rrrlillrd. Jack- IC. C. Harnage is in the city attend­ ing to business for the A. C. L. Ry. Douglas Wier, of Baltimore, was a business visitor here yesterday. F. J. Sturdivant was a visitor here Frldrty—Holy CVnss Bazaar and sup­ from the ancient city. per nt the Pnrish House. Friday—Presbyterian bazaar nnd ten Merritt I.awshe, of Yardly, Pa., is in will all day at the old stand of Mrs. the city transacting business. Catos on First street. Saturday—Mrs. J. S. Barrett will en­ Ran Raphael, of New York, is tertain the members of the Every among the out of state business visi­ Week Bridge Chili at her apart­ tors spending the week end here. ments in the Welnkn. Saturday—Children’s Story hour will Mrs. T, I.. I lumas has ns her guests bo heltl at Central Park at 4:00 her daughter, Mrs. Hazard and a o’clock. Saturday—Presbyterian Bazaar and friend Mrs. Dour,, of Augusta, Gn„ Mrs. Dumas will entertain at bridge ten. in their honor Tuesday afternoon. It. B, Newman, of Cleveland, is Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Thompson and making his headquarters at tile Val­ little daughter, of Orlando, were in dez while in the city attending to the city yesterday calling on friends business. and attending to business. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Scott are spend­ Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Neal anil Miss ing the winter here at the Valdez. Mr. Scott holds a prominent position Margaret Neal motored over from Or­ lando last evening to attend the Holy with the American Fruit Growers. Cross bazaar anti supper nt the Pnr­ A. V’. Cancolmo, of Philadelphia, ish House, made Ids headipiarters at the Valdez hotel yesterday while in Lite city on G. I. I.mirks is not again a f te r a s e r­ ious illness of several Weeks, business. SOCIAL CALENDAR III itv. SR p >if. If r ' ;; TO! { / a! I V- Mrs. Gornmtid, of Del.and, was the J, II. Hughes, of Lynchburg, Va., attractive guest of Mrs. Ernest Mc­ was in the city yesterday mingling Gowan Galloway yesterday. witli friends and attending to busi­ ness. Miss iris Battle Is the attractive F, P. Armstrong, of Atlanta, was guests of Miss Lucy Byrd Smith nt among the popular traveling men nnd the Valdez Hotel. was registered at the Valdez yester­ Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Wolff, of Jack­ day. sonville, are spending some time here C. C. Larimore, of Fort Myers was at the Valdez. In the eity yesterday mingling with Mr. anti Mrs. J. II. Hiiiterininstcr friends and transacting business. and family have arrived and will make T, I*. Gorton, of Rochester, N. V., Sanford their home. Mr. Iliutcrminand Guh Kormun, of Nashville, Tetm., uter is head of the Piano Co. are among the out-of-state visitors \V. Albeit Snyder and W. A. Sny­ stopping at the Valdez Hotel yester­ der of New York, head of tho Bol-Jnr day. Coffee Co., are spending some time E. C. J. Declaim, of Lake City, was here on business. in the city yesterday making his DINNER PARTY hondipiurtcra at tin- Valdez. Mrs. J. M. Dresner gave a dinner S. Ullman, o. ■hiladelphia, and \V. last evening at her home at which O. Bridges wet • among the out of ■i select young crowd was present. state business visitors here yester­ The dinner was given in honor of her guest, Mr. Alexander Hollander, of day. New York, wild was the guest of Mr. ami Mrs. J. M. Dresner during the Miss It. I,, Renee, of New York, is stopping at tile ddez hotel while last fortnight. The dinner was pruI'odcil by dancing and concluding by In the city. seeing Mr. Hollander off at tho sta­ tion where he was hid good-bye by all. Jacksonville was represented here Friday by A. T. Hale and E. II. WigGIFT SHOP FOR SANFORD girtB. \\ * * * * * * * A new gift shop will he opened in Mark A. Valentine, of Cincinnati, Sanford as soon as suitable quarters apent the day hero Friday transacting ran lie secured but for tho present business. the stock can be seen at the Fred Wi'liams residence at 1120 Oak Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter C. iTeyo, of Avenue, where a big line of Christ­ Now York are among the winter visi­ mas cards and novelties, seals, tors stopping at the Valdez. stickers, etc., will lie shown. Watch for future announcements. 217-lte Edward G. Milhcrg, of New York, is in the city transacting business. FOR SALE—Lot on West First street. MIDWINTER FA8IIION SHOP WAS WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF CHARMING APPAREL | Bnumcl's Specialty Shop put on thoir Mid-Winter Fashion Show nt the Parish House lust night to n large audience. The Fashion Show entile nt the end of the huzuur nnd like nil of the Specialty Shop’s affair was a great success. Mention of tile show is made in another colum hut it is sufficient to say it was voted by the Indies (and some of the men) to he one of the prettiest shown anywhere in the smith The models were Snnford young Indies ami they showed off the beautiful gowns nnd hats to perfec­ tion. Bnumcl’s Specialty Shop can lie congratulated upon their enter­ prise in giving Sanford people these seasonable fashion shows. They are always enjoyed. DANCE METnODIST CHURCH Tomorrow is the Inst Sunday Of ___________ I__________________________________ the conference yenr nnd a grent day at the Methodist church. Dr. Walker will prcnch on "Value of WOMAN’S CLUB Memory" nt the Eleven o’clock sorvico. Evcnlnjr sermon short talk on "Christ nt the Door." Spccinl music program r.t the evening service and report of the years work. Mr. Boyd a great Evangelistic singer will sing nt each service. ■ Remember the Sunday School ■ Music by University Five ■ meets nt 0:15 A. M.. J. C. Hutch­ ■ inson, Supt. Warm welcomo to all these services. Given under the Auspices of the Cotillion Club ■ ■ I)r. Walker's Class The men of Doctor Walkers class Admission ........................................................................$1.50 at the Princess thentro are trying to CAR LOAD OF FUN1TUE get our hundred men present nt 0:45 EVERY WEEK IS RECOD A. M. tomorrow. If you are not at­ OF SANFOD FUNITURE CO. tending Sunday school elsewhere, drop in and seo this class it will The Sanford Funrnituro Co., an­ Keep it in mind—Tuesday next, De­ The pleasure of having a wife who interest you nnd may do you good. * nounces that they nre doing more cember Hth. Vote for Stevcn i. 21(i-2tc sings about her work depends large­ Mrs. Newberry and Mr. Boyd will business thnn ever before and not ( ly on whether she can sing. sing nt the class nnd the whole only furnishing local homes with the Still, traffic laws nre useful ns an program will hnvc -op. best of everything in the furniture argument for the plaintiff after the FOR SALE—Eight room house with line but are sending goods out to accident. bnth. Immediate possession. Small CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH other cities east and west and north payment down, long time on balance. We will have services tomorrow, ami south of Sanford. They de­ The Indies of tho G. 1. A. will hold See Lane or address Box 782, Day­ beginning with the Bible School, at liver goods to adjacent points free their bazaar and cooked food sale De- tona, Fin. lS)9-Tu-Snt-iw 0:45, A. M. The Morning subject „v,.r $25 worth nnd Inst week re- ccmhor 17th at tho Union Phnrmncy. at eleven o’clock, will be, "Gods ro|ved and sold a ear loud of furni210-litp Tho Herald has i|uito a number of i’romises.’’ At night, at 7:.'10 o'clock t,m. an(| have another ear coming In unclaimed keys that have boon found. the subject will lie "Building A Life." today. Crisis: Any general mass brought If you have lost any keys look over Christian Endevor meets nt 0:45, They have a solid car of the now to the boiling point by man’s stu­ our assortment. If these kuys are not 1'. M. A hearty welcome awaits Kaltax furniture that is taking the pidity. claimed within tile next few days they you. country by storm ns it is suitable for will he disposed of. tfdh Vote for Stevens next Tuesday— this climate and is good for the HOLY CROSS CHURCH dining room, living room or purchos. your one vote may elect him. 21fi-2tc Ilnvo your watches and Jewelry re­ Church services for the 2nd. Sun­ Watch the daily Herald for their paired nt McLaulIn’s. Two first class day in Ailvent, Dec. 4th, 1021, will advertisement next week. Your vote may he the crown. Poll •catch makers. Prompt service. be as follows: fur II. It. Stevens Tuesday next. 140-tfc 0:45 Sunday School, 210-2tc JAZZ ORCHESTRA 11:00 a. m. Chofnl Celebration and AT TIIE VALDEZ In some families, home cooking oc­ Litany. HENRY FORD Ims adapted tho PLEASED IUG CROWN casions a greater kick than home use of tho GIANT "EXIDE" Batter­ 7:20 p. m. Verspors. brew. Guilds and Brotherhood meetings Miss Cjinova and her Jazz Band ies for Ford cars. We give service, during the week as according to put on a great show at the Valdez buy, sell nnd exchange butteries for CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon makes automobiles, genuine regular schedule. Hotel last night. The vaudeville all and evening, Gray Gables, on the features were especially well receiv- "EXIDE" service. Get the best.— bench, Seabreeze, Fin. Phone 491. RAY BROTHERS, phone 548. 190-tfc ALL SOULS CHURCH SERVICES |e,l uiid Hie musical numbers among Free hath houses. 74-Fri-St-Gm Tomorrow is the 2nd Sunday in the best that have been given to a However, there will never he advent. Sanford audience this season. Jim­ You see by reducing navies wc enough liberty in the world to drown Sunday School, which every child my Collins who is putting on the can save money enough to build fnrin the Parish must attend, begins band here said lie bad something the wall of minorities. crusing and henvily armored air­ promptly at nine A. M. good for the people of Sanford in the Old Eushoned BARN DANCE craft. Low Mass nt Ten A. M. musical review line and he made Sermon: "What went ye out into t good. On account of tho many other Parish House, December 8th. AusThe Lndios Union cu the Congrega­ the desert to see 7 A Reed shaken ' attractions last night the Jazz Bund *,lt l'H Brutherhood Saint Andrew. tional church will hold thoir annual by the winds-" Eleventh Chapter did not have the crowd that it de­ 217-fite. bazaar and cooked food sale December of St, Mathew's Gospel. served hut those who were present 17tb. Place to be announced later, Keep it in mini!—'Tuesday next, De­ Benediction after Muss. will say enough about it to guaran­ 207-Tuo-Fri.-4tc A meeting of the Ladies Altar tee a big crowd for the next attrac­ cember Hth. Vote for Stevens. 2tfi-2tc Society in Rectory Parlor after turn u n u n will it hi lie in- next iivai week. m i a> The i in ^ tion which If any nation thirsts for concen­ i here is no national bird to bo sneservices. The Chairwoman i I the Jazz Bad has consented to remain trated trouble hereafter, let it follow at Christmas time, hut old Dad Bazaar wishes every woman of tin music at the Valdez Hotel for lunch America’s plan and brow it at home. serves nbout as well. Parish to attend. and dinner tomorrow. Weekly Masses at 7 and K p. m. Charity rovers a multitude of sins; NICWHERRY'S DRUG STORE Strangers invited to nil servicces. Rhone 30 so, for that matter, does an income Sitting free. 204-tfc of five figures. Saturday - Dec. 3rd ADDITIONAL LOCAL It. S. A. Troop I of Roy Scouts of America to have special recognition at {lie „ , ,,, Sunday night rho Troop is now to its full capacity of flit members. Just as noon us enough arc enrolled another troop will he chartered. Mr. MeHnddock and Dr. George Hyman are the Scout Masters. Mr Tom Brotherson is the Assistant Scout Muster . Tho Scout commit­ tee is composed of Hon. Shelley Muinos, Hon. Jno. J). Jinkins and Mr. Harry Harrow. Among the hoys the following are patrol leaders: Fay Liming, Senior; J. D. Perritt; Arcy Carrnwny; Charles Booth and Doyle Itritt. Attend this service and encourage the hoys. Anna Caimva and her Jazz Band ■R i i i i N i i i i i a z i i i i i B i a i a a z a H a i B R i i i i i i i i i B M i a a z k i i i i a will furnish music nt Valdez Hotel ■ — ■ tomorrow Sunday. Lunch 12:20 to 2, Dinner (! to J). WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS FOR SALE—Handley-Knight demon­ strator, perfect condition, just out of paint shop, can be bought right.— Haight & Wieinml. 210-ltc If a man dosn't lift bis hat tt the ladies, he may hr ll-hrcd, or lie may bo bald. Vote for Stevens next Tuesday— your one vote may elect him. 2lfi-2tr Anyhow, they shouldn't lock up the pence parley until they nre good and sure the dove got in. As we understand the tangled Ear Eastern question, American business BAPTIST SERVICES SUNDAY 0:20 A. M. Mens' Class at tli t, wishes to bring orders out of chaos. Star Theatre. And it may he that men don’t go 0:20 A. M. Main School at the lo church because they are afraid i Temple. ■ 11:00 A. M. Preaching by Dr. they might get religion. George Hyman. Subject “The Spirit of the First Century.” ■■■■■■nnaamaHHnnaaHHaDE’n.i:) 12:00 N. Lord’s Supper. 0:2ft P. M. Young People Meet­ ing in charge of Miss Essie Whittle. 7:20 P. M. Preaching, "The Serlousneila of Elections" by George Hyman. During the evening, service the Better Can’t Be Baked ’-iv Scouts will tie especially recog­ nized. Welcome always at the Baptist Temple, F R U IT CAKE ROUTH BROS. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE rhti v in c a 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 lt y C o m p a n y j A. P. AGENT • : K JUST A FEW SPECIALS 30x3 30x3V i.............. 34x4 35x4 Vi 34x4 Cord Guaranteed Firsts Other sizes in proportion. If it s necessary for the Auto, we have it VULCANIZING Phono 447-W �auliHwv&j ■ W W/j I’UW . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3,1921 PAGE THREE ABOUT RECENT FIGURES - o»i v ■i ■ TO THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD: 0) Our committee had for its purpose tho nominating of a candidate for City Commissioner to fill tho piaco of tho one whoso term expires with tho end of tho year. Several names wore before tho committee, and after n sort of sifting out process Hon. Forrest Lake was selected as the man who could best servo tho city and Its people. Wo hod no idea of getting into politics, and have no such idea yet, ns it was and is our understand- ■ ing that one of the claims made for gi Hundreds of telephone the present regime is that it would Q Subscribers have recently jeleminato politics from our city gov- * yisited our central offices eminent. In this Inttcr however, it ■ seems not to have been successful,1J and observed for themselves the conditions since the whole power of the present J and environments that surround telephone 1city government, in so far as it can bo controlled, has boon placed at tho operating. vut'l o disposn! of the ono of their numbor • 1* •* .\ seeking ro-eloction. •V~N? As evidence of this fact wo find In almost every instance the visit has them organizing what they term a l! been the occasion of surprise that such in­ "GOOD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE,” tricate work is so well done. but; what Is in truth and fact a cam- , j palgn committee, for the purpose o f.I ii..d perpetuating themselves in office. This committee, under its high-sound­ Invariably the visitors have asked: To promote the success and prosperity of the agricul­ ing name- hns sont out propaganda *n * i \ ■ . *I Q • i. turist—the farmer, the grove operator—is to promote which is its own refutation.' They the welfare of all mankind. make tho claim that they. have. dls"What can I do to help the operators in tribnted during the year 1020 sometheir effort to improve my service." The agriculturist cannot produce abundantly if he is de­ thing like $147,000.00 out of a ta x |i roll of $73,135.63, without accounting nied the fruits of his labor. That which makes for in­ for money spent for weekly and Member In answer to this inquiry and in appreci­ creased yield, reduced cost or more profitable return on monthly pnyrolls, and potty cash ac­ ation of this spirit of helpfulness, we shall the farm, or in the grove, benefits the whole of society. counts pllowcd' tho City Manager. ; Federal They nro entitled to no credit for ( publish a series of advertisements telling a Reserve money from the 1010 tnx roll, nnd This bank is only occasionally afforded the opportunity few of the simple ways in which you and System they hnd not collected one dollar of of directly aiding the individual farm or grove operator, the 1921 tax roll when this statement, other telephone users can help the service. but it is constantly promoting the agricultural interests was mndo. Therefore, they make claim to the impossible, and think the 1 of this section by constructive dealings with those insti­ people arc gullible enough to swallow tutions and business concerns whose activities bring *t. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE In yesterday’s Snnford Herald this them directly in contact with the followers of agricultur­ same so-called Good Government AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY al pursuits. League (In fact Stevens Campaign 1u Committee) attempt *< challenge ■ every true and accepted principal of ■ OUR SAVING DEPARTMENT ALLOWS 4% INTEREST ON DE­ good government. They boast that in ’ J POSITS ■ one year they have caused crime to ^■ increase in our city by something i like throe fold over what it was tho I year before, and they cite this as an evidence of efficiency. Every person who knows anything, knows that it . , is a fact accepted by all educators and ' A COMMUNITY 111111.1)1:11 economists that the host evidence of Lvjj Having served ono term as city n well governed community is shown commissioner, and having had tho in its decreased crime and the de­ CONSERVATIVE PROGRESSIVE STRONG privilege of assisting in establishing creased result thereof. We have L^m tho now form of government under scon where cities in untold numbers which wo nro now working, and the have boasted of their good govern­ l pcoplo of Snnford having seen fit to ment in tho community, and every I plnco my name in nomination for an­ one of them cites as evidence of that other term, I horeby announco my fact that crime has decreased with its BEST FOR BREAD | candidacy for tho position of city com- attended consequences or results, and i missioncr, to bo voted for on DccomSold by they cite the records of their munici­ Elder Springa W ater. Ita 00 08-100 iher 6th next. In making this announcement, I pal courts. Many of these commit­ ef cent pure. Pbona 31L horeby refer you to city records of ac­ tees refer to theic jail as closed, their Never write a paragraph about complishments of tho pnst two years, prisons as being converted into insti­ and if olectod I expect to continue to tutions for the betterment of man­ marriage vows. Some married com­ kind. Cleanliness is next to Godliness positor is certain to make it rend EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE work for good, clean government, and Ours In the first community we "rows." for the interest of our city and its I represent progressive, modem In­ havo seen where its officials have We invite the public and all users of ELDER surance old-line companies and am pcoplo. openly boasted that they regarded the Yours very truly, SPRINGS /WATER to visit the spring and in prompt in rendering you expert serv­ enforcement of law in the community AMERICAN BEAUTY II. It. STEVENS. our method of handling its product. Why take ice in securing for you Juat what -you : as a sort cf criminal industry where­ a chance? Your eminent physicians claim want in lifo insurance on the plan ] H*21-tfc and HOT-POINT by to add shcckles to tho till, jobs to that this water in unexcelled and its purity suited to your present nnd futurel 8t. Petersburg Haske Ball Team tiie force, nnd salaries to tho jobs, and / Electric Irons makes it most beneficial for many troubles. need. Endowment, monthly income n p T F P g n im r Dec .1—Tho make the claim that this is evidence*’ V / plans, nnd automobile and fire In- B J T', PETERSBURG, of good government. If it bo evi­ their inning at I School, having had The Ford people of Sanford as well as the Electric Heaters surancc. Writo or phone mo to call. s have now /conic dence of good government, then the for the hath, bedroom and Nursery footbnll tho girls Western Union recommend this water for W. J. THIGPEN. ! forward with their season's basket- only thing to do is to plant more batteries. hall team. Thirteen games havo criminals and get the money by the Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water been scheduled, covering a period of same multiple of three every year,, Edison Mazda Lamps For Brighter Light sent you and protect your health. ■ from December 3 to Moreh3. A nnd soon ours will he a modern city, j ■ Wo think, however, with the lend-j visiting and return game is schedul­ Fidelity Tires ed with each opponent except in the ing educators and economists, that the , enso of Gainesville wherje the ar­ best evidence of n well governed com­ 30x3 rangements for the return game munity is the fact that crime nnd the for.. ■ Firsts nnd Guaranteed hnvtV not been completed. Plans necessity for large numbers of law • SANFORD FLORIDA J also call for two games with Duval enforcement officials have been re­ ■___ ___________________________________________________________ 5 of Jacksonville, the definite dates duced to the minimum. Wo further Gasoline not having been decided upon. The think that when n man, or men, make from visible pump. Accurate measure. the elnim that beenuso crimes nnd tho schedule follows: Oils and Greases Fort Myers here December 3; revenues from it have been increased SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS by tho present city administration, there, Janunry 14. We give tickets with each purchase, JOHN GOVE, Proprietor SAVE YOU MONEY Clearwater, hero December 10; that this Is cause for elation, it shows good for 5 per cent In trade that those making such claim linvc no CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY there, December 0. Phone IH1-J Lakeland, here January 25; there true concoptio nof what it takes to 1018 West F irst S treet 1018 Wiwt Flret Street constitute good government. Write us Janunry 13. FORREST LAKE CAM­ Bnrtow, here JJnnuary 21; there Empire Hotel Block February PAIGN COMMITTEE, 11. ORLANDO, FLORIDA Sanford, Fla. By J. J. Dickinson, Chairman. 105 Palmetto Avc. Gainesville, here March 3. In response to the Inquiry of many telephone subscribers: “What can I do to help my serv­ ice 7“ this advertisement 1b published. “What Can I Do to Help My Service?” T H E S Q IL IS T H E S O U R C E OF H. R. STEVENS, CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSION A LL W EA LTH [First National Bank! B. F. Whitner, Cashier ■ F. P. Forster, Pres. L. P. McCULLER $8.50 ^ $10.00 Elder Springs Water Co* GLOBE PIANO CO. F. P. RINES S Q U IR E E D G E G A T E - -■The Kiddie Came Across With a Line of Reasoning That Made a Strong Case! um f BY LOUIS RICHARD M,(f vS He �PAGE FOUR SANFORDli DAILY HERALD P ik lU t .4 m r r i / M n o o i u m l l u d i ; i l I W I m U ItlM lac , 1*7 Xa«MU* i m » aul+iA, n»rtd»__________ THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. ________________PUB LI1HIR1________________ R. J. HOLLY _____________ Editor N. J. LILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer 3. A. NEEL___ __General Manager C. L. IRWIN CIRCULATION MAH4 0 E * Phone 148 up to 0 P. M. u t iiu iiiw M in i M»d« R»o«m on Appll«»tTi>i B«bi«r1ptl*> Trio* M Ad.no. Om Y**r .......................................... Dal It*rad la Clip bp Oarriar Ota Wwb .................................................» 0*lU Tba bla II- U lApa«a Waaklp H m ^A • » dliatp M riri Bamlaala Oouaty ta d la pablliaid m r p frld a r. AdT*rtlila« r«Ua auda !» * « • a ftpp lloii Hob* XhtmMrnila In ptUftiM* fS .ii H r y » u , >lwiy» hi td t ii w . Member of The Associated Pr< THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3,1921 to greater efforts.—Sanford Herald. Tho Herald Is right, providing such clubs ns Klwnnnnis, Rotary, Civitnn, Lions nnd others follow the precopts of thoir founders, olimlnnto potty pol­ itics from their calendar of activities, nnd build along broad and Impersonnl lines. Failing to do thcHo tilings and they become n liability on tho com­ munity.—Orlando Sentinel. -----------o----------"Editor Brosslor says a hair on tho head is worth two in the brush. Is the esteemed editor nearly bold?"— Timcs-Unlon. No, we were thinking of Boh Holly.—Reporter-Star, Thnnks. We have ten on tho head now which are worth twenty In the brush. How­ ever, we still have it on some of our friends who hnvo it nil In tho hend nnd—well, you know, ---------- o-----—— FLORIDA JUSTICE JUST KIDS- To Iho (tollers.______ By A* I Only 19 more Days till Xmas a a A friend dropping into our sanctum this morning wanted to know if we intended to write an editorial about the miscarriage of justice in Floridu ns exemplified in several Instances j -------o ---— lately. Take n generous apace in the ChrlBtTo which tho reply Is that no such rtias editions of the Daily nnd Weekly editorial is forthcoming. Herald. They arc trade pullers. For many years in this state the ---------- o----------editor of the Hernld has called atten­ Nothing suceeds like success and tion to the fact that if a person had nothing dampens enthusiasm liko a money enough they could commit al­ pessimistic soul who thinks the coun­ most any crime and get by with it for try is going to the devil. money procures goo<J attorneys nnd o---------good attornqyH do the rest. For yenrs Justice seems to have full sway in , we have asked that juries use morn Alabama. Dispatch from Montgom­ judgment in their decisions, pay more with ideas to sell, take entirely too ery says that two negroes wore hang­ attention to the evidence nnd less to much of the time needed for rent af­ fairs. ed in the jail at thnt place. the silver tongued orators of the legal i Thnt community is best, whoro the -----------o---- -----profession and there would he more' Man in Washington wants his mar* people in the prison farm at Raiford. most business men keop in touch with their homes. Tho homo iB tho most rlago unnulled on the grounds that This paper will not citll attention to important institution in the commun­ he was kidnapped nnd mndu to marry the cases of recent origin. ity; nny community so highly organ­ tho woman that he had never seen. Neither will it produce nny editorial Yes, that’s old stuff. All of us woro on Florida justice. The subject is too ized tlmt men do not find timo fur TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS homo life, is in n bad way. Tho home OF SANFORD; kidnapped. well known to need any editorials. It ---------- o---------is in the class with other antedcluvinn and the church can not be neglected It is with a deep Bcnso of duty that The moat packers in Chicago have ideas thnt seem to hang over in Flor­ without great injury to society. Busi­ I have consented to bocomo a candi­ struck but wu don't want the meat ida and until they are dissipated tho ness and soejety will largely ho what date for the office of City Commis­ the home and church make them. As men in Snnfrd to find it out. It might state will never come into its own, n man’s home nnd church relation­ sioner of tho City of Sanford, hut raise the price of Florida beef—sort Florida justice may he nil right at ships arc, so will he his business nnd when 700 of my fellow-townsmen re­ of a sympathetic strike for higher times nnd wo doubt if there nro nny quest It, I know of nothing olso to do. social relations.—Reporter-Star. wages as it were. more peculiar decisions rendered in Having been thus nominated 1 here­ —-------- o-------------------- o---------Florida than in other states hut it by announce thut I nm a candidate “Corn is Still King” says n dispatch does look liko crime will never ho sup­ BOATS NOT AH SLOW AS THEY for the office of City Commissioner at from Washington. We’ll say it is and pressed as long as human life is held SEEM tho ensuing election to bo held on tho yeast and raisins are queens nnd so cheaply tlmt it is difficult to con­ Gth day of Dccombor next, nnd pledge “skimmins” ami bran mash ami sugar vict one of taking it. However, we Among the other interesting state­ myself, if elected, to an impartial and ments to which Henry Ford has re­ nnd other "ingredients” are tho full have hopes. conscientious performance of tho du­ house. cently given utterance wus this: ---------- o-------------------- o----------"River freight is cheap freight nnd ties of tho office for tho advancement OVER-ORGANIZATION. it is fast freight compared with the of our city nnd tho welfare of its "Florida Must Stamp Out the people. Liquor Business," says Willinn Jen­ Nowton P. Yowell recently pleaded average freight train transportation I want horo to express my apprecia­ nings Bryan in a speech at Jackson­ with a certain organization not to of today." tion for tho splendid petitions filed At first blush, it seems almost ridic­ ville. Othor men have said It beforo force nn office upon him. He said placing mo in nomination. William said it. But saying and do­ thnt his heart was In tho work and his ulous to tnlk about river freight be­ Very sincerely, ing it are quite different. To stamp sympathy with the cause, hut that he ing fast, yet waterway transportation 190-tfc FOREST LAKE. it out one must hnvo larger boots held official positions in so many or­ has been found to he just tlmt. Sev­ than the bootleggers. Some stump. ganizations already tlmt he had eral years ago the Sloss-Sheffield Co. ---------- o---------scarcely any time at home. Thnt his shipped iron from Sheffield furnaces Employment Bureau This is a good month for acquittals evenings were taken up with outside to Ohio river crossings by barges nnd nnd we suppose thnt Fatty Arhucklo meetings nnd most of his dinners at it shipped also by freight cars. In The Vocational Committee of the Bus­ having already paid out n million or meetings where home business or phil­ many instances the barges arrived at iness and Professional Wom;n’s Club more will get his ucquittul today. An­ anthropic subjects were to lie discuss­ their destination before the cars did. other week or so will seu him quitting ed, and that he found hut little time The barges traveled slowly like tho requests nil young w\.^ten desiring tortoise, hut they did not go to sleep employment to register nt the First his wife again and then for the old for the quiet of home, Nntiannl Bank, ami business men ro­ life with probably another show girl Hero is a subject for serious tho’t. at sidetracks and in congested switch­ u tin g heip to consult register. ing yards. killed. Mr. Yowell is only one of many busi­ Fast steamers plying between San ---------- o----------ness men who nro in that unhappy HERALD ADS get result*. Francisco nnd New York this year Those attorneys on the lama Clarke predicament. The question is, are wu case who shook their fists at each oth­ not over organized? Too many or­ made greater speed than traps-coner in the court room must have en­ ganizations appearing on the business tinentnl trains carrying the same kind joyed a huge joke on tho public us and social horizon; most of them wor­ of cargo. Undoubtedly freight trains move they clasped hands nnd tnlked over thy in their conception, hut in most old times in some private office after part overlapping some other organi­ faster than ships while moving but It GUARANTEED iH equally true that waterways, free the trial. It la u great life. zation. These organizations have ---------—o---------multiplied until, as Mr. Yowell said, of sidetracks and switches, eliminate New York financiers will establish a man has no time to spend in his delays.—Birmingham Ago-Herabl. -----------o----------30x3 three pre-cooling plants at Sanford. home and with Ills family. This is all Non-Skid J5 7.90 YOUR TOWN AND YOU It menus the working of a throe mil­ wrong. No man should lie denied thu 30x3 lion dollar company for Sanford. This home privileges and blessings by the Non-Skid 9.90 Up in BruokHvilto in our neighbor­ is only another spoke in the fast-de­ demands of society or business, veloping wheel of the Celery City.— In every city there arc organizations ing county there is a hank which is 32x31/2 Non-Skid 14.90 Reporter-Star. on top of organizations, each demand­ spreading a healthy propaganda that ---------- n----------Non-Skid 15.90 ing some part of a business man’s might he effective in almost any city 31x4 or town. Among other things this time and money. He is compelled to If the Jury on the Lena Clarke ease 32x4 Non-Skid 16.90 acquitted her because they doubted spend too much of his timo away from hank says in an advertisement: "No mnn might to live in a place her sanity then she should certainly his business in attending to what may Non-Skid 17.90 he confined to nn asylum until her lie summed up as organization plana unless he thought that the place was 33x4 true condition is known. There are rather than matters of very much thu best location beneath the sun. He Non-Skid 18.90 enough sane people using guns to keep public interest. Some one gets an reflects on his intelligence when ho 34x4 kicks because he has full freedom to idea in Ills head ami he imediately down the population figures without having insane ones running loose and starts out to sell it. If he is a good go where he pleases. Men who are propagandist, lie succeeds, lie Hells worth something to a community, to the law being out on men. Ids idea to a few men, and others Imvu society, to civilization, are (lie ones ---------- o----------who have faith in those around them The Rotary Club and kindred organ to come in as a matter of self defense. and who find tlmt which is commendOrlando, Fla. izutions scatter maro sunshine uloiif There is expense attached to all of nblo In their town, rather than to fall these organizations, and no man can lifu’s pathway than any other hi| out with." force in any city. That idea of goto lie away from Ids business much of And then to put forth the other! fellows getting together, singinj Ids time without loss. Indeed, much side of the question tho effect of such i songs and telling of their trials am of the high cost of living may he trac­ an attitude upon the visitors the hank tribulations dues much to inspire ui ed to the unnecossarios nnd the bur­ says: densome. There are some organiza­ "When wo visit a city tho individual ’ tions that H u r v o a useful purpose to society and business ami these should who wins our respect nnd friendship! the support of business men. is thu one who begins to tell us about sj have the Assortment of But there should he a co-ordination of, all the good things in the city. Tho ■ otTort so tlmt one organization will more enthusiastic ho becomes the but­ ■ ■ not overlap another. Our social or­ ter wu like him. But when a fellow ■ ganization is becoming so complex and begins to knock nnd tnlk hard times so exacting tlmt business men nro and to question the honesty of all those around him wu never go hack to M hrenking down under tho strain. Make a ahnrtnke and put ■ There is but one way for business have another conversation with thnt Flag Brand Red Raspber­ ■■ men to save themselves from this fellow." ries between the layers nnd ■■ growing tendency, and tlmt iH, to get Isn't this good ndvke for any town — A t^ on top. Served with whip­ ■■ together and agree to refuse to sup­ city? How does it appeal to you as a 4 *1 ped rrcnm this makes a de­ ■ port tho unnecessary organizations resident of St. Petersburg?—St. Pet­ ■ licious dessert. ersburg Times. ■ ■ nnd to concentrate their efforts on -----------o----------■ those tlmt are cnpalilo of handling tho ■ ■ Tell your friends to vote for II. It, ■ social and business questions that are community interest. Too mnny Stevens, of s■ thrillers find a way of slipping into able mnn.next Tuesday. ,Safe, depend­ 2lfi-^tc ■ Phonea 407-494 m meetings whero business men are ac­ WELAKA BLOCK customed to gather to discuss com­ —Got your Sera ten Pads from The munity affairs, and these thrillers Herald—by tho pound—16c. Only 28 more tlnys till Christmas. ---------- o----------Put out your holiday goods nnd stimulate the business. FOREST LAKE CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSION PEERLESS TIRES y2 W . R . L in k T ir e C o . HAVE YOU SEEN RASPBERRY SHORTCAKE Deane Turner ■ FANCY BASKETS THE BALL HARD­ WARE COMPANY a We will not say “Do Your Christmas Shopping Early.” Too many have said it bofore and it is almost a joke. But we carl say without fear of jok­ ing or contradiction thnt if you have been saving your money through our plan that doing your Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because you will hnve 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 ns a Bnnk Account. Come in and lot us tell you about it. Christmas i rijigs it home to you with full force. The Peoples Bank of Sanford 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. 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 GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL. GAB and ACCESSORIES Onk and First WARD & RIVE FLORID! Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDKRB Planes and Specifications Chrerfallj Furnished All Work Guaranteed H. T. PACE P. O. Box !U PURE WATER Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURE Phone S1I-W Sanford. FU LORD’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL Dally Service MAKES OF CARS Old Ford Garage West First 8L Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD Phone 111 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. FLORIDA General Shop and Mill Work ..Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of the Busi­ CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ness and Professional Women’s Club requests all young women desiring 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. employment to register nt the First Nntionnl Bnnk. TRANSFER AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” D. F. SUMNER PAINTER LET ME PAINT YOUR 1IOUBE Win G«ntr»it or T.ho Job by tbo Hour PHONE 111 1>I LAUREL AVE. Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. Gonernl Machine and Bailer Wnrkx Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear hands In stock Crank Shafts Re-turned Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; if no tell us. Phone 498 HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “Sanford’s New Hotel” I1JS0 Up Per Day Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 146-J , W. RAWLING, Prop. Acteylene Welding OF ALL KINDS Sanford Welding Co. Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Avc. INSURANCE G IL L O N & FR Y Electrical Contractors N. Y. LIFE IN s T c O. Phone 442 W. T. IIOBEI1T9, Aurnl 111 Park Av * Offieo supplies of all kinds at The Herald Printing Co. When you wont Sanford _____ Florida ■nything in this line see The Herald. —Get your Scratch Pads from Thi Wo have It or can get It. Herald—by the pound—16c. Try a Herald Want Ad today. / �v''J . . ... . . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3,1921 PaPaPngaPaPaPaPaPu ...tile H>pponlna* .Mention of titters In Urlof ,'crMonnl Benin of IntcfMt In and About The City •£ pj rm fCj M Pa Pa Pa Pu Pa H4 THE WEATHER Ha n, SANFORD’S E TEMPERATURE : For Florida:,, Fnir tonight Sunday Increasing cloudi­ ness; probably rain In north portion; little change in temperature. ----Everything scents to be chicken where it is not bncon. 70 is nil right for Sunday and no lettuce to ship. Lena has been ucquittcd and everyone e«n get down to Sunday reading tomorrow. Co to Sunday school and church and then go homo and think over the great subject of wiint a great world you liv0 in and what a fine place Sanford is ami and will be in the next few yenrs. Look like more rnin tonight and maybe it will be colder for Monday morning. Where there’s lifts there’s soap and this is Saturday night. Take a hath on the Southern Utilities Co., and charge it to thu Ilernld. 5:10 A. M.DEC. 3, 1021 Maximum ................. 7G Minimum ..................... 50 Range ........................ 500 Barometer ................. 30.01 Bain ................................. 13 Calm and tflenr. TRUCK : -------Pa By a Sanford Celery-Fed * Pa Man Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Yeats ago*I advocated to the peo­ ple of Florida that they should build cellars to their houses. Now they have to carry it on the hip, Pa Pa Cough up from your coders and buy Pa Bed Cross seals for the coughers. P-T Pa Be,illy, Some Artist, Believe Me! Pa (Columbia City, Ind., Commercial iw ga pa m Pa Pa Pa Mail.) Pa Siie weather. Mr. Levinne displayed his wonder­ Pa ful executive skill and technique. Ilia Pa fingers wore everywhere at home on o;( days till Christmas. Pa tlie piano keys, and his contrast and Pa shading of musical tones wus wonder­ Start to do your Christmas shop­ Pa ful. With his fingers running up and ping Monday. Pa down tlie keys in .heavy urpeggic P-a work, lie would entl his cudonzas with Business is picking up along every Pa a beautiful, mellow, basic tone or line. All it needs is n "pepping up." * ■ ______ j ®a Pa chord that completed . the musicnl Pa thought and closed very beautifully Attorney Cnry M. Landis of Du Pa the musical motivu ami idea. I.ami was in the city yesterday on < ™ Pa professional business. , Pa With her fervid imagination Lena Pa Clarke should have sold oil stocks. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Commons of Pa Stone Island were in the city today Pa A fine cage won’t feed the bird. visiting friends and shopping. Pa Pu A Fine Christmas Present One o f the finest "Pullman palaces’ Pa How to make a muffler: Take fivu on w h eels was in the city today from j, j Pa 3-pound tomato cans, trim thu tops M ichigan and attracted much ntten- „ ^ Pa and bottoms, stick them together turn. Pa with chewing gum; screw in each end Pa the back of a hair brush. Pnint with Don’t forget the city election next; iodine and then loop inch-wide rib­ Tuesday. Be on hand enrly and ! Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa P* bons on either end so it can be at­ stay late. No refreshments will be tached to the exhaust pipe. served. BAND CONCERT TOMOBBOW AFTERNOON Editor Truck: How many sexes are Dr. Balph Stevens ami Mayor AT CENTRAL I'ABK there? Answer: Three—male, fe­ Stevens are ill Jacksonville today at­ male and in. tending the Florida-North Carolina Bandmastur Edgar Ball announces fool ball name. 11 band concert tomorrow afternoon Every time oysters are in season I ■at 3:30 at Central Park where every­ wonder what the man thought who Dr. and Mrs. Tolar and little son body can sit down and enjoy the ate the first oyster. are visitors to Jacksonville nnd will music in the shade of the pineapple ittend the Florida-North Cnrolinn ; tree and where one can he assured of Every good Florida orange is football game. a concert by one of the best bands boost for Florida. Every* cull is knock. in this part of Florida. States Attorney George .A. De- 1 This concert is not in the regular Coitus is home for the week olid from ,,f concerts hut is given by Wonder if the girls will hang their his labors with Circuit Court recent­ tlie bund to the people of Sanford half-stockings up for Christmas? ly being held in DeLnnd. , and vicinity. IdiosynrhrosicN of Sanford People Bcmemhcr the concert will bo Did you over notice that E. A. John W. Baines representing the given at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon in American Type Founders Co., of At­ Central park. Everybody welcome Douglass, the clerk of tlio Circuit Court never tier his four in hand lanta was in tlie city today calling to come out and enjoy the music. necktie? in the local printing offices. Or that Attorney J. J. Dickinson HOLY CltOSS BAZAAR always wears a white choker collar? George Chamberlain of Daytona _____ Or that Judge Schcllc Mnines likes Beach was in the city today on husiDid you guess who "Sylvia was?" red neckties? nc-s and calling on his many friends. Well she revealed herself Inst night -------at the Parish House and whom do rOBBKST LAKE STATES HIS time let the world cheer madly you think she was? One of the mem* POSITION. when a pence advocate passes by nnd hors of the St. Agnes Guild, Mrs. Win. the business of war will be ended. Bolding, nmv wen* you not surprised, -------you thought it was some one else, To the Voters of Sanford: It has come to my attention that It'll SALE—Oakland six, perfect didn't you? And wasn’t she nttrneefforts are ntill being made to Imvo iiieihaiiical condition, just out of live? Dill you go to the bazaar last the people believe that if elected City paint .shop—Knight <f- Wielnnd. evening? If you didn't you missed a Commissioner I would disrupt our 21(5-1 to treat. It certainly was one of the present form of government. _____ I finest anil most attractive bazaars Now nothing could lie further from Y<*u may break, you may shatter that has ever been held in Sanford, the truth tlinn such propaganda, for the wheat price if you will but flour The Parish House, which is so well tlie following reasons: will sell at the old price still. | adapted for affairs of this sort, was First: I will ho only one of throe ■never more attractive titan it was Thursday and Friday, with its nuiii- comissioners ami could not do any m iu r crous booths decorated to represent act without being joined by one or ■ thu many interesting places of the more of tlie otiiers. Second: Tho City Commissioners ■ | Orient, nnd the becoming and bewltchcannot under thu law abolish the 5 iipr frocks of the members of the present charter, even though they all ■ , Guild’s made one think they were in ' ■ Cairo, Egypt instead of Sanford. All combine. The cit; charter can only he chang­ ■ | sorts of fancy work, children’s toys 5 and garments, flowers nnd in fact ev­ ed !»/ an net of the legislature, or by erything that goes to make up a ba­ n vote of tlie people themselves. Furthermore, I hnvo no desire to zaar was on sale, and did you notice their prices? Now were they not rea­ upset tho present foim of govern­ sonable nnd who ever heard of such ment, ns it is tho substnuco that ADVENT counts in nnything, nnd not the form. bargains? CHRISTMAS Last night an oyster supper was However, there can doubtless lie some EPIPHANY served and other good things too were improvements made in thu present LENT for sale and tho waitresses were a charter ns 1ms already been demon­ EASTER bevy of pretty young girls wearing strated, for example, the present ASCENSION method of nominating candidates; but Oriental costumes. WHITSUNTIDE After supper nnd the revelation of such improvements arc matters for TRINITY the mystery of Sylvia, there was a the legislature, or for tho people This is the Church Year "Fashion Show" by Baumel's Special- themselves, and cannot he effected by at Holy Cross. Si ty Shop, the models being four of the commissioners. ■ ! Sanford attractive young Indies. Miss­ I bellevo hat tho administrative HOLY CROSS ■ i es Daphne* Wimhish, Mildred Holly, nfTnirs of tho city enn he run on a CHURCH Thelma Frazer and Mrs. Hal Wight, more economical basis than Is being wearing hoiiio of tho Hnuirtoiit crea­ done at present, and at the same time, “Where the White Way Is" tions of the season. Each model he- with greater efficiency, nnd If elected Park Ave at 11h St. lag received with great applause. Tho I shall work to that end. ■ u iiB H n a n a ttB iiR H B H iB i music for the evening was furnished I believe that tho ln\v requiring a by Peter Schnnl and James Bobson budget for each fiscal ‘yenr's reven­ nnd was especially good. ues nnd expenses should he rigidly OU R R E P A IR IN G IS followed, nnd thnt tho ndmlnlstrntivo FOB SALE—Seven passenger Chal­ .affairs of tho city should be conduct­ U N EXCELLED FO R mers, Master six, in fino shape.— ed on thnt hnsls. QU ALITY £• DURABILITY Hnight & Wielnnd. 210-ltc I hnvo mndo no statement or promiso of what I shall do If elected, nnd For first class Job work—th* Herald shall not do so, except such public statements ns may ho published over my signature, ns Is this one. Duplicate All Lenses Sincerely, FORREST LAKE. or do any Repair 210-8tc. i A Summary of the Floating Small Talks Sueelnctl) Arranged for Herald Headers “TO PREACH TiHE ACCEPTABLE YEAR OF THE LORD” We Work on Short Notice WARD & RIVE GENERAL REPAIRING Wp.it First St. TOM MOORE O ptom etrist-O ptician Old Ford Garage Phone No. 447-W Office Opp. I*. O. BARN DANCE Pariah House Thursday December 8th. , Good time for everybody. Come nnd enjoy yourself. 217-5tc. -Get your Scratch Pads from The Phone 192 ^tho Herald office. PAGE FIVE m 5 THE BAND CONCERT Sunday, made a big hit and we heard one man say that they lacked only } one thing to make them as good as the Scotch Highlander Band, and that was their dress. We bid to make the skirts for Felix Frank, Har- 5 old Haskins and G. C. Fellows. ' And as w e said before We want the Sanford ladies to call and inspect some of the nice things we have for Christmas Gifts for the man. Even though you are not ready to purchase yet, you can have them put aside for you. BE SURE TO SEE THE EXCEPTIONAL NICE LINE OF ALL WOOL SWEATERS C-ftlieW x/ m i js A S a n fo r d , Fla. BARGAIN IN NEW HOUSE Reasonable Terms First class Inmgnlow on brick road. $250 cash, balance $50 per month and interest; or $500.00 cash and little smaller payment per month. YOUR OPPORTUNITY. -----------(’tin Suit you in any kind of Real Estate----------- A .. C o n n e lly C L A SSIF IE D ADS fln.isificd advertisements, 3 cents n line. No ad taken for less that 25 cent*, and positively no classific tl ads charged to anyone. Cash numt accompany all orders. Count five words to n line nnd remit ac­ cordingly. FOR SALE FOB SALE—Dining table, walnut bed and springs. Call 3US-J. 200-tfc FOB SALE—One Florence Automatic 3-burnor oil stove with mantel and oven. Call 415-W. 204-tfe FOR- SALE—One Daisy churn. Call 415-W. 204-tfc FOB SALE—Two story business building. Apply to the owner, Klon Arcs, 805 Util St. 205-tfc FOR SALE—Cabbage nnd lettuce plants. See B. F. Crenshaw at the postoffico. 200-tfc GENUIN IT FROSTPROOF CABImgo plants. Loading varieties. Immediate shipments. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cash with ordors. Post­ paid 200—50e; 500—$1.00; 1,000— $1.75. Express large strong plants 1.000—$1.25. Wholesale $1.00 per 1,000. Klondykc and Missionary straw­ berry plants, postpaid, 500—$2.50; 1.000—$4.75.—Southern Plant Special­ ist, Madison, Fla. 208-10tp FOB SALE—Twin Indian motorcycle with sido car. Inquire Ford Ser­ vice Station. 212-fltp FOB SALE—Ford delivery body, rear of Dodge Bros. Motor Co., cor. of Oak ave nnd 2nd street, Sanford, 212-Otp ROOMS FOB BENT—Apartment furnished for light housekeeping, gas for cooking, electric lights, running water.—300 French ave. 213-fltc FOB SALE—Seven passenger Nat­ ional, completely overhauled, fine livury car.—Haight & Wielnnd. 210-ltc FOR RENT FOB BENT—Two furnished bed rooms, (511 Park Avo. 212-tfc FOB BENT—Desirable housekeeping rooms, Box 117. 212-Otp FOR RENT—Furnished room, III Park avenue. 213-fltp FOB BENT—Two or three room housekeeping apartments, 710 Oak avo. 213-5tp FOB KENT—Unfurnished rooms 1620 East Second street, 2Ui-4tp FOR 11ENT—FernTlale Apartments, furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. L. G. Loveless, in Mcisch block, 305 East First St. Phono 205-L1 lOltfc WANTED WANTED—Customers for fresh mlik, morning nnd evening dclivcrioB.—R. L. Garrison. Phono 3711. lfl'.i-St-Tu WANTED—Man with cur to sell low priced Graham Tires. $130.00 per m„| commissions.—Graham Tire Co., 41tl Boulevard, Benton Harbor, Midi. 217-ltp WANTED—Sale nmn with ear to sell low priced 10,000 mile cord tires. Guaranteed sala.y nnd contract to right party.—Goodstock Cord Tire Co. 110(5 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, III. 217-ltp a P-a Pa Pa Pa pt pit p.a in Pa WANTED Head Stuffed By Catarrh or Cold ? Use Healing Cream If your nostrils arc clogged, your throat distressed ,or your head is stuffed by nasty catarrh or a cold, ap­ ply a little pure, antiseptic, form de­ stroying cream into your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passngo, soothing inflamed, swollen mem­ branes nnd you get instant relief. How good it feels. Your nostrils are open. Your bond is clear. Nu moro hawking, snuffling, dryness or strug­ gling for breath. Get a small bottlo of Ely’s Cream Balm from any drug­ gist. Colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don’t stay stuffed up. Belief is sure.—Adv. Try a Herald Want Ad todny. moticio Not loo Is hereby _Klvon tlmt nonlsil hills w ill lie root*)veil by tho C o u n ty llouril uf I’uhllo I ns! root loll o f Hotnf111111* C ou n ty, rio rh lu , at tho o f f ic e o f tho H iip orln lcn d cn i o f Puhllu Instructlio n of tho Hiihl C o u n ty a l thu C ou rt IIoil no lii Snufurd, r to r h la . on or b efo re I ho e x p ir a t io n o f th ir ty ilnys from th e first ptihlloatIon o f t h i s notion nnd unIII 3:on o'clock In Iho a f t e r n o o n o f l)o oemhor 22nd. 1931. for tho purohnso o f 120, 000 .lit) Sp ecial T a x S ch o ol tllHtrlot No. 3, S em ln o ln C o u n ty , rin rld ii. Hondo; said b onds helm; d ated J u ly ltd, 1921, hearliu; Interest at tho rato o f C por cent por an n u m , Interest p a y a b le setn la n n u a ll y on the flrHt d a y o f J u ly and J a n u a r y o f e a ch y e a r u n til m a t u r ity : said b onds iiiutiircN and tho p rin cip a l h eroin es due nml p a y a b le th i r t y yearn a f l e r th e d ate th e r e o f ; sa id bon d s liuvu been v a lid a ted and c o n fir m e d by docroo o f Iho I'lrctill Court o f tho S o vo n th J u d lelal Circuit of Florida, d ated Hoptombnr 30. 1921; said b o n d s to ho Hold for d e li v e r y w ith in f i f t e e n d a y s a f t e r w r itte n liotleo o f acceptation o f hill la itlvon; sa id bon d s uro o f 11.000.00 don om in al Ion and Interost and p rin cip a l p a y a b le ut N a tio n a l P a rk liiinlt. C ity and S t a l e o f Now York. W ritten op in ion o f Mr Jno. C. T h o m ­ son, A tto r n e y o f Now York, a p p r o v i n g Iho v a li d it y o f sa id b o n d s w i l l ho fu r ­ nished. Mach hid m u s t ho a c c o m p a n ie d w ith a c e r tifie d ch eek In th o nuiii o f 1200.00 •undo p a y a b le to the Hoard o f Ptthllo I us! riicl Ion for Hcmtnolo C ou n ty, F i e r i du, su ch c h e c k n f tho NuccosHful bidder lo he r e ta in ed iih lli|iild atcd d a m a ites to th e Hoard Hhotild th e HttccoNsful hlddor fall or r e f u s e to ta k e up said b o n d s naeo rd lm ; to tho toruiH o f Hi Ih n o tic e and hlH hid. T h e said Hoard r e s e r v e s tho rlllht to reject liny nnd nil bids. Alt p r o p o s a ls sh o u ld he addresHcd to Iho C o u n ty Hoard o f P u b lic I n s tr u c tio n for S e m in o le C ou n ty, Florida, ca re o f T. W. I .a w t tin, S ecreta ry . S an ford , F lo r ­ ida, an d m a rk ed “ lild s for Honda”. W it n e s s the h an d s o f tho C h a irm an en d S ecrotar; anil Iho Meal o f tlio Maid Hoard al Sanford, S e m in o le C o u n ty , Florida, th is tho Nth d a y o f Novom hor, A. D. 1921. COUNTY ItO A Itn O F P l l l l I.IC INHTItPCTION. SIJMINOI.IO COUNTY. F I.O llID A . ................................C. F. lIAItltlHON, (S eal o f llo n rd ) C h a irm a n . Large manufacturing company, man­ ufacturing potato hnrrcls, wish to es­ tablish branch warehouse in Hanford AHonI ; T W I.AWTON. and desire branch ninnngcr whit can Hupt. and K x -O fficio 201. file Invest $1,000.00. Address, P. O. Box 25!)I, Jacksonville, Florida. FOB BENT—2 furnished bed rooms, i Phono 437-W, corner Elm it Third, Pa Pa f t Pa Pa Pa Pa Pt Pa Pa Streot. 105-tfc I ~------ ” - S LOST FOB BENT—2 rooms for light house­ keeping. 718 Elm ave. I’hone 483. 2l7-2tp LOST—Golf bag, containing sticks and the FOR BENT—3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 30!) French. barrel of a gun, Satur­ 217-3tp day afternoon. Reward FOR BENT—Two furnlsHotl bo3 rooms, Mrs. W. F. Leavitt, cornor if returned to Philip R. Elm nnd Third. Phone 437-W. Andrew, Celery Avenue. 21-tfc Phone 371-Q 208-tfc FO B BE NT—One f ur nIshed bod LOST—On 1st Streot a child’s rod room, also garage. 110 Laurel Ave. knitted cap, return to (111) Magnol­ 100-tfc ia and receive reward. FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Park nvonuo. 178-tfc Tho world nows the day It happoni, F(Vir RENT—Suburban- ^ ; ---- CJnTl dolivorod at your door each evening, 308-J. 107tfc 15c the week. ... -.itt-l J. o r hai.io o r tzn.uoo.oo m*i:c- IA I. T A X HCIIOOI. II IN T I U C T NO. :t. NIOMINOI.IO C O U N T Y , F L O I t IH A , (O V II H I O S C H C IA I . T A X SCIIOOI, 1)1 HTIII I T ) SC HO O L IIONIIS —S-U Hocrotnry. SANFORD AUTO EXCHANGE Dcpendnhle Service We do square, straight-forward Repair work and “WE DO IT FOR LESS” Foot of First St. a KM. ’ iv.u. : * I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 03, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 03, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 03, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6388088fd8aa13403d7faa040c5f4644.pdf a14a342b1f5890da2251c99b3983a4f2 PDF Text Text .. Sanford THE “City Substantial" _ > The S anford Daily Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST CONGRESS RECONVENES AFTER 2 WEEK’S REST FROM SPECIAL SESSION THE “City Substantial” VEGETABLE SECTION SANFOUI), FLORIDA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1921 VOLUME II Sanford Queer Plight of a Big Sea Plane Will Occupy the Next Bomb Explosion Seven Months Filled Wrecks Several Hous­ es in Detroit Today With Big; Events NUMBER 218 CAMPAIGN FAR REACHING HAS BEEN DECIDED BY WATERWAYS ASSOCIATION Former German Kaiser To Arouse Congress to the Needs of Canals Would Marry Again According to Rumors and Streams (I tr T h e A sso c ia te d P r e s s ) ( l l y T h e A s s o c i a te d P r e s s ) DETROIT, Dec. 5.—A bomb ex­ BERLIN, Dec. 15.—According to Zwoolfuhrblntt, former Emperor Wil­ plosion enrly todny wrecked the build* liam has decided to marry again. Tho nig on east High street occupied by lady of his choice, tho newspaper said, three commission houses. Polico said f ir s t n a t io n a l b u d g e t m v il l This big seaplane was mounted on an Incline lo r launching at the bench is tho widow of a high officor from MEETING AT SAVANNAH MAKES they suspected the explosion resulted OFFICIALS THINK TIME IS Santa Barbara, (’ill. High tide washed away the Incline mid left the plane Danzig, who was killed in tho wnr. HE SENT TO CONGRESS from black hand feud although own- at In the odd position In which It Is now strumlcd. RIPE TO DO SOMETHING Tiie newspaper professes to havo re­ RY HARDING ors of the stores dcclnrcd they had re­ ceived information from n most ceived no threatening letters. No one A campaign of vigor nnd far-reach­ truthworthy source. (llr THr Aaanelnlcd I’r m ) was injured. ing importance has been decided up­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 5«—Conon by tho Atlantic Deeper Waterways (jrcsH reconvened todny nftcr n Association to urouso congress and tho two weeks vocation from rig­ country to a realization of the ncod of ors of special session to enter up­ improving tho ennuis ami streams of on tour of duty expected to occu­ tho enstern part of tho United States. py the next seven months. The J. Hampton Moore, mayor of Philadel­ program today was expected to phia, is president of tho Association. he brief. The first notional bud­ Tho Association held its fourteenth get was to he sent to congress ICTION In All the Big Papers and Magazines of Commerce "<>m \ n d e m a n d s c o n v ic annual meeting in Savannah, Gn., last by President Harding, Inaugurat­ • T1 IT u ic u i I OF FATTY TILL THE PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE HAS month. Tiie convention was so suc­ ing a new system of national ex­ in the United States LAST AUDIENCE WITH KING cessful that the officers decided that penditures, hut consideration of ON SITUATION the time is ripe to urgo action upon document was not on today’s pro­ SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 5.—Charg­ Attention is called to an advertise­ voloping a Greater Sanford to adver­ tlio program of insuring the plnn of a gram. ( l l y T h e Aaaorlntrd I’rraa) tise our resources every time they mail es that attempts were made to intimi­ continuous insidu water route from ment of the Sanford Chamber of LONDON, Doc, 5.—Crisis in the date Mrs. Helen M. Milliard, juror in Commerce appearing in this issue. It out a letter. Irish peace negotiations held the ex­ NORTH CAROLINA tile Roscoe Arhucklu manslaughter Maine to Florida. Tiie next conven­ is probably tiie most unique publicity tion of tiie Association will he held in WINS OVER FLORIDA clusive attention of officiul circles to­ over originated by a commercial or­ Another excellent medium for ad­ trial, will ho laid before the grand jury Porland, Maine. day. Premier Lloyd George obtained ganization in the State of Florida, and vertising your city and organization today, it was announced late yester­ The Association heartily endorsed an audience with King George ami was recently released by the Publicity has boon provided in automobile plates' day by Milton U-Rcn, assistant dis­ ( l ly Tin- A s s o c i a te d P r e s s ) the action of the International Con­ JACKSONVILLE, Dec 5.—Versa­ explained the situation to him after trict attorney. tile football nrtists under excellent which the British peace representa­ Committee of the Sanford Chamber I hearing the name SANFORD, nnd; U'Ron said that Mrs. liuhiml told ference at Washington in declaring for members of the Sanford Chamber of of Commerce. tiie establishment of a naval holiday, leadership from the University of tives held a conference. This was fol­ This advertisement appeared sim­ Commerce, on request to tho Secre­ hint, tiie bailiff who laid charge of the A statement issued yesterday by tho North Carolina Saturday triumphed lowed by a meeting of the entire cab­ ultaneously in the December 1st issues tary can secure one of tiie transpar-1jury and a number of reporters, that association defined its position in tho over the heavier Univorslty of Flor­ inet. of tiie New York Journal of Commerce! etiey emblems of tho organization for two men approached her husband, T. following terms: W. Hubbard, with a view to having ida eleven. The final score, 14 to „ _ r> , . , a desperate i , attempt on LONDON, Dee. 5.—Correspondence and tiie New York Wall Street Jour-1display in tliftir place of business or on him use his influence to Imvo hor “It has been ostinmted that two out 10, bespeaks ! ii__ ♦»,„ in connection with negotiations will „ mil and is scheduled to appear in sub­ the windshield of their ear. Any of change her vote. 1 of every three dollars appropriated by the’ part. .of. .the Floridians In !„„♦ the last .................... the local garages or filling stations lie made public tiy tiie government, it sequent issues of these pnpeis. half. Adopting nn aerinl nttnek in was stated and Lloyd George expect­ The idea carried out in this adver­ carry tiie blue and white enamel SAN-' Mrs. Hubbard let it ho known thnt tiie federal government during tho en­ she had been voting for a verdict of tire period of its existence Imvo boon the third period they nppeared more ed to make an explanatory statement. tisement was prompted by statements FORI) signs. guilty on the mansluaghter charge f6r the purpose of war or the results on the offensive, mndo n touchdown Truce still remains in effect and no of various individuals in Sanford that whereof the motion picture comedian of war. and in tile next period succeeded in immediate resumption of hostilitise our development would be quickened At the last meeting of tho Board was accused. “Wo believe that the adoption of r u s h i n g the bull to North Carolina's by a transfusion of new finances, and of Governors it was decided to post- j are looked for. the concrete suggestions as proposed tea yard line before they were that the City’s possibilities he exploit­ pone the monthly banquet of the or-1 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.—After by tho Secretary of State of tho Unit­ stopped. Despite tho warm weather ed in such a manner as to attract cap- gunization until tiie arrival of Mr. forty-one hours of deliberation, tho ed States will greatly relievo tho rostSanford Band there were thrills a plenty for the jury, composed of seven men and five Icssnoss of a turbulent world nnd ro✓✓//✓/ ///zV /zV /. T.lftft fans. Will Render Concerts women, which tried Koscoo C. Arbuck- duco materially thu unbearable bur­ Tho Tar Heels overcame n disad­ le on a charge of manslaughter in con­ dens of taxation. Thus will it ho pos­ Every Other Week vantage in weight of 20 pounds to nection with tiie deatii of Virginia sible to give more serious considera­ Capitalists — Manufacturers the man by fleetnoss of foot and Ruppc, was discharged yesterday tion to the solution of domestic prob­ WholessJers — Men of Broad Vision acrinl passes, aided materially by Committees Decide Upon Dates and when it was unable to agree upon a lems, foremost among which nru in­ Other Matters ■AMPOflD offsra ths opportunity lo smnUts Um at ths football technique 'comparatively U l« Hoary 1*. flsgtsr, Florida's ptonaar Invaotor. verdict. ternal improvements, including tho spenkieg. Captain I.owo servet ns n QXTUATJED oa tho hoadwatora of Uia It. Johns Rlvar. la ths Tho jury was brought into court at adequate development of u national in­ Sanford is now assured of the hand 3 vary haart o t Florida's moot tortile farming Slstrfsi (eatery pivot from which eleven forwnrd amounUng to________ K.000,000 annually). alon_____________ its own request at noon, reported n land waterway system. ami assured of two concerts every fKOIlp poaaoaaaa moot advantageous passes spread out to a well trained disagreement and asked that it lie dis­ “Chief among these is the intracoastitles for water and railroad Irenaportamachine. Two of those passes gave other week which is sufficient unto on, being the terminus ot the Clyde Una charged. tnl waterway from Maine to Florida the day thereof. In other words the amera. the Cirolinntia the victory. Chang­ members of the hand want to go for a ami thence to tiie Gulf of Muxico. Tho It la not a Oambla. The Community la ing about the North Cnrollnnns trip once in a while on Sunday and do * and flourishing. utilization of the sections already im­ Organized Labor e offer Lucrative, Invulnarabla Inveetsquirmed through holes in nn unox- not want to bo tied down to a concert p r o v e d , which are as yet limited by , Let as plaoa ihs facta before you. pertnnt line nnd again they skirted every Sunday. Other people want to Cannot Picket tho incomplotion of tho whole sys­ lanford Chamber of Commcrca tiie ends. As n result North Caro­ go to other places Sunday afternoons tem, lias given substantial proof of tho During Strike wisdom lina had fnr the bettor of it in tho and do not want to miss the concerts and tiie economic necessity for matter of ynrdngo. the project. here and by stringing out the con­ Supreme Court So Declares In Decisi­ Florida’s first score came nftcr a certs they will last longer on the mon­ "We therefore urgo the Congress to kicked a gonl from plnccdent from ey that lias been set aside for them. on Given Out Today make tho needed appropriations for mid-field. The second ntui final At a mooting yesterday it was de­ the speedy completion of 'thu Ches­ V///S//.'////////////////////////////////A////. WASHINGTON, Dee. 5. Organiz­ apeake and Delaware section and to ennio when Dixon tossed n pass to cided to hold the concerts every other Carlton for a twenty yard gain. Sunday and the first ono will ho held italists and investors to Sanford. William'T. Donnelly, who is expected ed labor has no right to picked dur­ adept, without furtlior dolny, the Rari­ The work of I owo and Johnson In Thursday of this week in tho hand IrrcgnrdlcRB of whether the San­ here some time this month with his ing strike when it involves impor­ tan Bay to the Dulawaro River and Carolina’s hnckfield featured while stand in Central Park or down town ford Chamber of Comercu does, or two yachts the Dawn and Now Era. tunity Supreme Court declared today. Beaufort, N. C., to St. Johns rivor, Pomeroy boro tho brunt of Florida’s if tho merchants desire it. Frank does not, receive direct inquiries as a Mr. Donnelly is greatly interested in Decision delivered in appeal hrough Florida, section. Akers was appointed to act for the result of tills publicity, the fact is evi­ Sanford, nnd it was decided by tho by American Steel Foundries Com­ “Wo urgo tho consumution of tho offensive efforts. Tourist and Convention committee of dent that the great possibilities of Hoard to have Mr. Donnelly the guost pany growing out of strike at its purchase of tho Capo Cod Canal and the Chnmbor of Commerce ntjd* S. tills section have been brought direct of the organization on this occasion plnnt nt Grnnltccity, illinois. Court itH maintenance and operation, freo GAINESVILLE WILL Range for tho hand and all tho mat­ ly to tho attention of individuals in ami the principal speaker of tho oven-1declared no board rule could lie laid of tollH. PLAY DUVAL HIGH ters of concerts and other business af­ the world’s greatest financial centers, ing. down In mntter of picketing, however, "Tho continued ngitntion for tho ON DECEMBER in fairs will ho transacted through these A live Chamber of Commerce InMr. George F. Washburn, of Clear- but thnt each enso must be consider­ cnnilization of tho 8t. Lawrence riv­ men. Tho band has already mndo a variably boasts a live publicity com- water, and a largo property holder of ed on it’s merits to determine er prompts up to roitornto our enrnost ( l l y T h e A sso c ia te d P r e s s ! JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 15.—It wns fine reputation through tiie first con­ mittoe. Tho Publicity Committee of Sanford property, has consented to nd- whotrer picketing constituted re­ belief in thu principlo declared at our convention in 11)20, that all appropriaannounced tonight thnt tbo football cert and everyone interested recogniz­ thu local Chamber has proven that It dress the members at tho January straint and intimidation. lions mmlu by tho congress of tho 1 elevens of tho Gainesville nnd^Duvnl es tho fact that in Mr. Ball Sanford Ih always several laps ahead of others, meeting. United States for tho improvement of -------high would moot in n game to doddo has a man who will take charge d»f as is evidenced by tho “kind that is waterways should ho expended solely the state high school championship. tho hand and bring It, up to a high dofforont" publicity it has originated! Now is the time fur all good ship- Heavy Snowfall upon such improvements as lio wholly The announcement followed n meet­ stnndnrd. Sanford is fortunate to sinco tho Sanford Chnmbor of Com-1 pern to join tho Central Florida WatOver Middle States havo a man like Mr. Ball to take tho within American boundaries, jurisdic­ merco was organized. cr Traffic League and build up a ing between Prof, F. W. Buchholz And Upper Ohio hand nnd tbo Chamber of Commerce tion and control,” heavy tonnage on the river and inert-! Advertisements are now appearing and officials of tho Doval school. and tho city commission nnd the citi­ dontly hasten tho day when Sanford, in the Manufacturers Record and tiie Tiro place nnd date of the gnmo not yet been decided! bnt it wns believed zens generally havo a great interest Traffic World setting forth tho ad­ will ho u prominent distributing point Freezing Temperature Ah Fnr South TULANE-ALAI1AMA Ah Montgomery. GAME BREAKS UP it would he staged in cither Jackson­ in the Sanford Band mid will hack vantages of Sanford as a wholesale for this section of the state. Ilusi- j thorn up every time. ness concerns in Sanford, when ap­ and distributing center. ville or Gainesville on Doconibor HI IN A IMG FIGHT WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.—Hcnvy or 17. The mutter of choosing the Sanford publicity will also appear proached for membership in the Lea­ ( l l y T h e A s s o c i a te d P r e s s ) in conjunction with that of other Flor gue, havo complained of tho slowness snowfall over portions of middle At­ place for the gnmo was left entirely EIGHTH VICTIM IALTO THEATRE NEW ORLENAS, Dec. 5.—Tho idn cities in a co-operative plan of ad- of thu C|yi,° Lino In adjusting cluims lantic States and upper Ohio Valley, wth Prof. Buchholz. Duvnl is under­ DIKED OF INJURIES vortlsing which provides for an All- ^ should lie horny in mind, however, freezing temperature iih far south iih University of Alabama .defeated stood to have offered to play at j Florida suction in nmro than fifty of thnt this movement is not one to so­ Montgomery, Alnlmmn, nnd heavy Tulano by a Bcoro of 14to 7 in n post Gainesville while Gainesville wns in NEW IIAVEN, Dec. 5.—Eighth tho largest dailies in tho United Stat­ licit business for tho steamship com­ frosts to Alabama coast nnd nnrthorn season gnmo hero Snt'trday. Tho a simular generous mood nndoffored victim, woman, of Rialto theatre es and Canada, including tho photo­ pany, although it in admitted that nt Florida last twenty four hours ro- contest onded In an attack on Rofuroo to play here. The meeting wns fire of week n“o Irrt night, died togravure sectlpn of a number of these tho prcaont tlmo they are receiving ported today to Weather Bureau. Finley, by spectators ami students of marked by tho utmost cordinlity. the direct benefits, but is intended to Frosts far south ns Central Florida Tulano when ho ruled thnt u 150 ynrd dny of injuries. Only two of injured papers, Tho mntter of officnls for tho gnmo promoto tho dovolopment of the facil-; forecast for tonight. now remain in serious condition. forward pass from Legendre to Mnlowas acted upon nnd it wns decided ities of the St. Johns river, to seeuro The Publicity Committee is having noy, who rnn ten yards for tho touch­ to invito Coach Alexander, of eouitahle freight rntcH into, out of and FORD AND EDISON prepared a four-page letterhead, tho down to tie the score, wns illegal as WOMAN’S CLUB NOTICE Georgin Tech, Conch Stegmnn, of through Central Florida, and general­ Inside pages of which will contain he had blown tho whlstlo for tlmo on INSPECT MUSCLE SHOALS Georgin, nnd Conch Cody, ofMercor vIowb nnd varied statistics of Sanford. ly to assist in improving tho servico the period. The final consideration of tho club to officiate. a n d ' on TO HICKORY house and lot will ho taken up at tho Thoso will supplement the booklets for nnd Holving tho trnffic problems All newspuper men nt the gnmo of the shippers of freight into nnd out nnd enn he purchased by local busi­ rogulnr business meeting Wednesday agreed thnt the bnll wns In play Christmns enrds at the Herald FLORENCE, Ain. Dec. 5.—Ford when tho whistle blow, but eferve ness concorns, who in turn can havo of Centrul Florida and its trndu terri­ uftornoon at throe o’coick at tho offico. their business curds printed nn these tory. At such time ns volume of busi­ nnd Edison after inspecting Musclo- Flnloy ruled otherwise nnd had to bo Club rooms. ness warrants additional river lines Shnnls left for Nnshviilo to-day to escorted from tho field by twelve po­ For City Commissioner n vote for Every member is ^quested to ho letterheads. This will afford unothur inspect Old Hickory Powdor Plant. ((^•nlluurd <in I'aga fire) licemen. Forrest Lake is a Vote for Sanford, j present to have a voice in the mnttor. opportunity to thoso interested in dc* . * . .j . ' .r * t. IN EASTERN U. S. A SHORT PROGRAM CRISIS LOOMS IRISH PEACE NEGOTIATIONS SANFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GETTING OUT ADVERTISING OF A MISTRIAL FOR ARBUCKLE, DISTINCTIVE TYPE TO BE PUBLISHED FAT ELEVEN TO ONE § W an ted — a iSTI^T’rr.airts ■V/i K jU N F O R D ****** AYAftskw;. ■ m i111. . dit .1 t " ■' ' " " • ' '• >» tel >2n �(Uontlnatd froui Pig* On.) Lawrence Haynes, • Tenor, Eengaged for Big Entertainment ______ T h e S ta r T o -d a y he concluded “that hero is one of Campbell-Lossing Post No. 53, Amer­ God’s creatures created in His imago ican Legion to Stnge Big Recital but devoid of thnt montnlity which nt the II. S. Auditorium, Dec. 9 makes n human being. It 1b a shell without the mind to choose between Many tonors have been heard in DISASTEROUS 'FREIGHT right and wrong." In rolnting that this country and doubtless many more W ALLACE REID - WRECK ON COAST LINE much of tho cvldonco against Miss will sing for public approval, but NEAR SOUTH EUSTIS Clarke was circumstantial, tho In at­ Snnford has never been overburdened torney snid thero wns no oyo witness with any great array of musical enter­ EUSTIS, Dec. 1.—A disastrous to the alleged crime, nnd added, "Gen­ freight wreck occured on the Atlantic tlemen of the jury, tho verdict in this tainment from tho rnnks of artists of Const Line railroad near the Oklu- case must bo based upon your opinion note, so that the announcement of tho j wnhn hotel golf links, about n mile and If that opinion be wrong, may executive board of tho local American south of the city limits of Eustlce, nt God relieve your suffering In years to Legion thnt Sanford is to have n real 10 o'clock in the morning, in which come for life, liberty and tho futuro musical festival here Friday, Decem­ six freight cars with a portion of of a humnn being depend upon it." ber iRhis welcome news and the event will doubtless attract ample support. their contents nnd a tnnk of gnso- He called attention to tho circum­ During the Armistico Day celebra­ llne were burned. Just how tho stances surrounding tho killing of tion here, tho members of the Legion wreck occured is not definitely Miltimorc and said no snne person Post were discussing plans for tho known. The tnnk, which was woll would hnvo acted ns Lena Clarko did raising of the fund necessary to build Saturday Night at the Princess—Frank up toward the engine, loft the rails regardless of whether or not sho kill­ first ami overturned. It is not ed tho man. In a final question ho Mayo in “Go Straight” A collar style you’ll like. It known whether it was sprend of rails asked the Jury, "Would you rather defective crosstica which caused hang this woman thnn let her spend fits the ncckwcarof the day as or tho tnnk to lenvo the track. The her few remaining years in happiness perfectly as it fits the wearer. dome of the tank was opened by tho beforo death clnims hor in an insane It is o n e of th e new est impact nnd tho contents poured out asylum?" Alexander Ackerman, speaking for upon the tho ground. Before the In C ircu it Court o f S e v e n t h J u d ic i a l tnnk wns entirely empties tho gaso­ Baxter II. Patterson, finally closed C ircuit o f S t a t e o f F lo r i d a , S e m i­ n o le t'o u n tq — In C h a n c e r y tho cnsc. Ho said ho did not know line ignited and an immense flnmo A rrow IIIM, TO Q U I E T TITLE) and causing consternation to the why Patterson was included in tho Notice is hereby given thnt tho rer. indictment unless "tho state’s attor­ Frnncos E lizabeth Sprnguo. C om plain­ train crew and spectators in the C ollars a n t . ulnr municipal election for tho City neighborhood. However, the tnnk ney hoped to bag somo kind of gamo v*. of Sanford, Florida, ns required by T h o A l t n m n n t n L a n d H o t e l n n d N a v i ­ by firing a full blast with tho old wns not wrecked, duo doubtless to | g a t i o n C o m p a n y , a c o r p o r a t i o n u n d e r Section 211 of Chnptcr 8301, Acts of blunderbuss." When Mr. Ackerman tin- l a w s o f F l o r i d a , ot nl, D c f o n d the fact that most of Its contents had 1919, to ho held ench year on tho first run out before it took fire. The cars finished, court recessed until 2:<ir> in NOTICI3 TO D E F E N D A N T S K N O W N Tuesday after tho first Monday |n the nfternoon. A M ) U N K N O W N Immediately behind the tank were To: T h o A l t n m o n t o L a n d H o t o l a n d December, will bo held on Tuesday The great crowd waited in hushed N avigation Company, a corporation pushed ahead i ntil several of the u n d e r t h e l a w n o f F l n r l d n . Itn mi cces- the (5th day of Decomhor, 1921, tho cars left the rails and were over­ silence ns Judge Andrews took h is! nor s o r a s s i g n s . If e x i s t i n g , a n d t o all seat at the opening of tho afternoon p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t o r e s t by, t h r o u g h samo being tho first Tuesday after turned and the flames from the * * * * * * * * * * * * o r u n d e r s a i d c o r p o r a t i o n o r a s s o c i a ­ tho first Monday in December, 1921, session nnd began reading that part t i o n In (ho f o l l o w i n g doHcrlbod p r o p burning gasoline soon spread to the * C o u n t y , in tho City Ilnll building, in tho City o r t y s i t u a t e In S o ml n oale lo of tho charge requested by tho de-| cars and three of them were soon Florida, to-w lt: L o t s 130, * fensc. In it the jury was instructed, lt d. 417. MS. 419, a n d 403l.3and3n'atVlp j of Sanford, Florida, for tho purpose in a mass of flames. Tho train * o f I nnd 21 t -2 foot, m o r o o r loa*. o f f ; 0f e l e c t i n g o n o c o m m i s s i o n e r f o r t h , that if thero was a roasonablo doubt t h o r e a r o r s o u t h e n d o f L o t s (28 ~ . . ' *ur * * crew worked hard to snve as much n n d 429, a c c o r d i n g t o P l a t o f A l t a - City o f Sanford, Florida, f o r the term in their minds ns to the sanity of the | * * * * * * * * * * * * of Hie cargo as possible. A wreck­ woman at the time sho was said to —— — — monto Land Hotel nnd Navigation m t , „ „ n „ . .,, , — t h e 01 i n r c e years. I h o p o l l s will he open ing crew from Sanford failed to nr- have killed Miltimorc- then it was their the home for the Post. Mayor John Cp uobml ipca nrye'cs o trrdahc to fd uOl yr n rnegcoo r ad ne dd In S o t n l - - « t e i g h t o ’c l o c k a. m . o n tho day of nol o C o u n t i e s . F l o r i d a , a n d m o r o d o f , Farmers nre cutting every lettuce. rivxo In time to be of any assistance. I duty to find lu-r "not guilty, on W. Martin, of Jacksonville, here for I n l t e l y dos e r l l i ed by me l o n n n d e l e c t i o n a n d w i l l c l o s e a t sun-down of h o u n d s n s f o l l o w s : B e g i n n i n g n t n • « Heroic work of volunteer.! assist­ Much of tliu product it* hmlly dnmtgcd grounds of insanity.” Tho court’s own the- day suggested the posssibility of p o i n t 113(16 f e e t N o r t l i n n d 20 fe e t " ‘W* by the hot weather. The remainder, ing the train crew saved one of lift* instruction and that offered by tiu- securing his friend Mr. Haynes for a F a s t o f t h e S. W. c o r n e r o f t h o N. E. I R v o r d e r o f t h o C l t v f . u 1-4 o f t h o S. K. 1-4 o f Sec. 13. T w p . ™ , „ , , * t ' 0n,mlssi<m discolored by the past few cold days. cars which was still standing on the state was next read and tho jury re- recital, stating that he and a number 21 s.. R a n g e 29 E.. t h o n c o N o r t h 244 of the City o f Sanford, Florida, feet , t h o n c o E n s t 018 foot, t h o n c o » t> r » i n t The market is a raising one however broken ties, from destruction. Tho tired. When they re-entered tho court of his acquaintances intended to put N o r t h 302 foot, t h o n c o E a s t 204 foot, *'• “ • * H I L I I ’S, and the lucky men who have superior train crew with the exception of the room at 5:15 there was n craning <>f Haynes on in Jacksonville early in t h o n c o S o u t h 008 foot, t h o n c o Wo n t 2 1 5 - l t c C l t v A u d i t o r n»,l r i . . L f.28 foot, t h o n c o N o r t h {22 foot, t h o n c o U1Ul t 0r aml ClerL lettuce hope to command a fancy engineer and fireman were in tin- necks on the part of spectators, many March for the biggest musical event W o » t 354 foot t o t h o p o i n t o r b e g i n - ) price. Cabbage and celery aro look­ cab when the wreck occured ami no of whom thought the final decision that city has ever had. Tho local Le- T on: lag.J o h n .1. r t r l g h t . T r u s t o o f o r h is ing well and growing fast. The Lake one was injured. The cab and one had been reached. This belief was gjonnaircs immediately got busy and c h l l d r o n . n n d I n d i v i d u a l l y , If l i vi ng, a n d If d e a d , al l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n - , Monroe express office, the largest box car were uneoupplcd and pushed quickly dispelled, howover, whon Fore- after a careful investigation, secured f o r e s t s u n d e r t h o s a i d J o h n J. H r l g h t , I t r u s t e e f o r hln c h i l d r e n , n n d I n d i v i d ­ shipping station outside of Sanford, back out of tin- reach of the flames man Hancock requested further in- Mr. Haynes for tho first recital of his ually. deceased, o r o t h e r w i s e : tlio in tiie county, is now taking on a busi­ while the engine pulled several cars struction concerning tho wording of a American tour which tour will bo lim- c h l l d r o n o f J o h n J. B r i g h t , If i l v l n g , nnd. If doad. n i l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n ­ verdlct. During the reading of that Rod and is only to embrace ten cities, ness aspect. Many hampers of nicely which were not derailed to safety. t e r e s t s u n d e r t h o c h i l d r e n o f J o h n J. B r i g h t , d oc c n s o d , o r o t h o r w l s o : a n d part of tho charge which outlined the A committoo visited Lawrenco packed lettuce cahimge, etc., are being J a itli n M .. B............................. r i g h t , If l i v i n g , nnd. HOARD OF HEALTH IS d e a d , ni l p n r t l o s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s verdicts which might bo brought in, Haynes in Jacksonville, reaching there sent away, the most of them, as yet, u n d e r J u l i a M. B r i g h t , dneonsod, o r 1Frnntcs Rcnnlrctl Lenses Dupllratod it was noted that one of tho jurors at a time Mr. Haynes wns engaged in o t h e r w i s e ; In n n d t o t h o f o l l o w i n g d o MAKING LIST OF ALL AP­ to southern markets. H EYES EXAMINED Hcrlliod r o a l c s t a t o s i t u a t e In Ho ml wroto on a piece of paper as the judge; his daily practice. After enjoying a PROVED AUTO CAMPS A Thanksgiving entertainment nnd n ol o C o u n t y , F l o r l d n , t o - w l t : Lot rentl tho specific chnrgo relating to a number of selections, a contract was 131 a c c o r d i n g t o P l a t o f A l t a t n o n t o a Missionary meeting wore held at Henry McLaulin, Jr. I . a n d H o t o l n n d N a v i g a t i o n Cot nJACKSONVILLE, Dec. 2.—(Spe­ verdict of not guilty on grounds of arranged nnd Haynes will ho heard at the Methodist church Thursday after­ l i a n y ’sa t r a c t , d u l y r e c o r d e d In tlio OPT. D. 1 * 4 1 1 1 1 1 C r n n g o a n d Hemlthe High Reboot auditorium, December n o l o Cc o ruenct oi ersd,s Fol fo r O noon. A large crowd was in attend­ cial)—For several months the state insanity. ida. When tho jury filed Into the court 9th, under the auspices of tho Legion T o : F r a n k Hl mps on, O r n c o S i m p s o n OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST ance. Songs, dialogues and recitals hoard of health has been reminding n nd Helen Simpson, h o lm nn d d e v is ­ 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. were rendered in a very entertaining city and town officials of thoir re­ room for the second time Judge An­ Post. e e s o f M i c h a e l H. S i m p s o n , d e c e a s e d . l i vi n g , n n d , If d e a d , a l l pnr Mos sponsibility in the sanitary upkeep drews asked if they lind reached a de­ The recital in Sanford will bo a so­ If manner. WE GRIND OUR OWN I.ENSB claiming Interests under Frank Simpson, Ornco S im pso n nnd Holon The school gave a Thanksgiving of auto camps. The tourist season cision and in answering this question cial event and there is little doubt Hl mps nn. doeeasod or othorwlso; entertainment Wednesday proceeding is now under way and automobile Foreman Hancock handed a folded but that the members of the Camp­ F r a n k H . S i m p s o n , T h o m a s C. S i m p ­ slip of paper to Captain R. M . Robin­ s o n n n d W i l l i a m R u t l or , T r u s t oo H o f bell-Lossing Post will receive the sup­ the Holiday. The decorations of travelers are |>otiring Into tho state H. W. NICKERSON l l o | « n Hl mps on. If l i v i n g , n nd , If son, clerk of tho court. After show­ port of all Sanford. Tho attraction d e a d , alt p n r t l o s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s posters, fodder, pumpkins, corn, etc., in great numbers. Poorly maintain­ r a n k E S i m p s o n , T h o m n s C. P u b l i c A c c o u n t a n t * A u d i t s __S y s t e m ing tho paper to Judge Andrews, they are presenting is said to he of Su ni md ep rs o I* n a n d W i l l i a m B u t l o r , Trus-1 Accountant, Allans r*>siira» were very appropriate and pretty. ed auto camps are health menaces. tees of Helen Simpson, deconsed, or Income Tax Service Tho bureau of sanitary engineer­ Captain Robinson prepared to read it tho very highest order and their Many of the patrons were present to o t h e r w i s e ; nnd all pn rt lo s c ln l m l n g aloud, but tho justice intervened to choice is doubtless well made. The I n t e r e s t s u n d e r M i c h a e l H. S i m p s o n , enjoy the occasion. The program ing of the state hoard of health is warn the spectators that no demon­ Room 10 McNeill-Dnvis Bldg. d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e , In a n d t o t ho f o l l o w i n g d os e r l l i e d l a n d s In Homl nol o Phone 852 consisted of Thanksgiving songs, now ppreparing for publication, stration of any kind would be tolerat­ record of Mr. Haynes is perfectly Orlando, Fit. wonderful. County. Florida, to-w lt: A s t r i p of throughout the country and state, for recetations, plays, etc. I nnd 21 1-2 foot w i d e , m o r e o r loss, ed. Captain Robinson then pronounc­ Lawrence Haynes has spent sixteen | The following composed a hunting the guidance of campers, a list of ed the words which freed Lena Clarke years studying in both France und aocf fc otrhdoi nrgo ntor nPrl aSt o ou ft h Aol tnndm oofn tLo o tL a429 nd certified or approved camps. This Motel a n d N a v i g a t i o n C o m p a n y ' s party to Gardener's Island Friday: of the murder charge, and next recit­ Italy. His education is complete and t r a e i , r e c o r d e d In t h o P u b l i c R e c o r d s i list is demanded by various travel Mr. and Mrs. ('has. licit and son, ed the verdict that left Baxter Pat­ the press of Europe has paid him the o f O r a n g e a n d S o ml n o l o C o u n t i e s , I Ernest, Mr. and Mrs. It. T. Wynne, agencies and automobile clubs. No terson a free man. Before discharg­ highest possible tributes. While on T oF: l o rLi da au.r a .1. O l hh s , If l i v i n g , a n d , If Jr., and daughters, Misses Roberta cities or towns will appear on this ing tho jury Judge Andrews announc­ the ltivoria, Mr. Haynes presented a d e a d , a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g Interests u n d e r L a u r a .1. O l hhs . d e c o ns e d , o r and Josephine Wynne, Misses Linda approved list unless their camps are ed he would hold Miss Clarko until he special musical program and recital o t h o r w l s o ; L e a n d o r L u d l o w , If l i v i n g , ' a Miles and Frances Hawkins. Many operated in a strictly sanitary man­ had examined carefully the evidence anti was given the* fabulous sum of t en rde. s tIfs duona dd ,e r al lL opnanr dt icers Lc luadi lmo iwn,g dI ne ­­ Cold Weather is Here tho fine quail squirrel and other game ner in accordance with tho state in tile case. Under tho law Miss $50,000 in our good American money cf oe al lsoewd .i n og r doetshcerriwb ei sde , l aInn d sa n dIn t oS e m i ­ "Now's the time (o get your wood" board of health regulations. Tourists Clarke may either he sent to the asy­ for llie one evening’s entertainment. n ol e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : 813 U l were had for dinner. Wo Imvo both OAK and IMNE Mr. and Mrs. George McCrumb, will he advised by the state board of lum at Chattahoochee or given into This is saitl to have been tho highest oTfw pN. W21,1-1R aonfg eN W29 lE.- l o f S o c t l o n 14, OUR WOOD IS GOOD, A n d t o a n y n n d a l l p e r s o n s o r p a r t i e s Dlllio Bums Emil and Ruth Kaiser-. health to stay only at certified the custody of friends. In tho latter amount ever paid a single ringer for c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t s In OUR PRICE IS RIGHT man, Stoke, Roily, Albert Roily and camps in order to minimize the case it is highly probable a warrant a single engagement. Mr. Haynes cn- n n d t o t h o p r o p o r t i o n h e r e i n a b o v e d e ­ scribed, by or t h r o u g h a n y of t h o 1 daughter, Miss Alice, spent n pleas­ health menace. charging her with misuse of govern­ gamemeuts abroad are all under the a b o v e n a m e d p a r t i e s , o r o t h o r w l s o . n d It oi i ul red Phone 34 and give your ant day at He Leon Springs. ment funds will he served, hut noth­ patronage of the world’s best known t h aItt yIso u Huenr de b eya cOh r doef r eydo u a do a p p e a r to i Your vote may lie the crown. Poll ing definite as to what the future people, his personal letter file contains tlio bil l o f c o m p l n l n t , h o r o l n filed, on order before the Rush Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Dorcas and t h o 2nd d a y o f J a n u a r y , A. D. 1922. holds for this woman may he fore­ letters that are almost priceless. The little daughter, I.ucile, of l’almyra, it for II. It. Stevens Tuesday next. It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h n t t h l e o r d e r p u b l i c a t i o n bo p u b l i s h e d In t h e H a n ­ To get Prompt Delivery 210-2tc casted. It might he a safe hazard, former Czar of Russia engaged Mr. of Pennsylvania, Mr. Jake Miller, of f o r d H e r a l d , a n o w s p a p a r p u b l i s h e d In S a n f o r d . S o m l n o l o C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , onco however, to say it will he a long time Haynes for one recital and paid him this place, Mr. and Mrs. Bowman,1 week for eight consecutive woeks Still, llie Irish case desn't arouse before Lena Clarko returns to hor $10,000 for the evening. Immediately a W Mr. and Mrs. Horst and Mr. and Mrs. l t n o s s m y h a n d n n d o f f i c i a l sonl of! or See J. T. ALLEN s a i following the limited tour of the cit­ tlilHd Ct hi or c u6i tt h Cdoauyr t onft NS oa nv feomr db ,e r ,F l oar i dda ' Zemiucrman also of Palmyra, Penn., as much enthusiasm in America as a rose garden in West Palm Reach. H I K. Seventh St. Baxter Patterson was arranging ies in the United State's, Mr. Haynes 1921. have returned and will remain nt case of Scotch. (SEAL) E. A. D EC L AS S , last night to leave for his homo In will sail for France where he will this place a short time before going C le rk of Circuit Court Hov onth J u di ci al cir­ farther south to spend the winter. For office supplies, stationery, etc., Palm Roach. The verdict was, for take up his season’s contracts, ap­ c u i t o f F l o r i d a , S emi - n o lo C o u n t y . him, complcto vindication and though pearing in the best houses under the Mr. C. Rarnes has resigned his eomu to tliu Herald office. E. F. I I O r S H O L H E R , For office supplies, stationery, etc., there wns never considered to bo any patronage of the foremost impreaSolicitor for Complt. 11-6-Ote i come to the Herald office. danger of his conviction, he confess­ sarios. The foreign contracts cover ►'V+ + + ♦ + *!•*5* -t- ❖ •'••J* -J-•!•*t- -J4-5-*!♦-S--I--I--S-*5*-J--5-*5* -5-♦ ♦ •{♦•£*•» ••« •+ + ed, following the trial, that a great eleven weeks and the aggregate sum iiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iig iiiiiii load had been lifted from his mind. to he paid him is $150,000, * ■ In naming a modest figure for his The aged parents of Lena Clarko, her ■ sister Maude and her neico, who have recital in Sanford, Mr. Haynes was boon here since the opening of tho nctuated hy two motives, tho first, trial, will remain for tho present. They tho fact that he has never sung in aro living in the hope that when they public in his native state—he is a FROM THE FOREST TO YOU return to West Palm Reach they may Floridian—and he really wnnts to ap­ By eliminating all of thu waste-, over half of the labor, all of the take their daughter with them, a' free pear before a Florida audience. His middle man's profits and by delivering a home on record time direct second reason is that liu is intensely woman. from the forest to you ROSE FOUR From a technical standpoint, tiie re­ interested in tiie success of thu vet­ sult of the trial Is considered a signal erans associations and is glad to ho of QUICK BUILT BUNGALOWS REISS TRIUMPH victory for Edward 1). Davis, LoRoy service to tiie American Legion, thus iH Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets Giles, C. C. Chilllngsworth and Che­ his contract for Sanford is really only J COBBLERS Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Built ney & Ackerman, counsel for the de­ intended to cover his actual expense ■ according to latest improved muthods of house construction, of the fense, hut tho powerful address of in appearing with his retinue. Tho' S Thin seed stock is especially selected Mnlno Grown, best of materials, at a great saving. Their economy is worth investi­ State’s Attorney Joseph II. Jones will local Post will profit largely hy tho Horn tields free from Blight infection gating. be heralded as tiie outstanding lognl I success of the recital and tho fund is WRITE FOR CATALOGUE development of tho trial. The voternn) noedetl fr tlio building of the home. showing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes, H PECK BAGS lawyer rose to tho greatest height I -----------------------of his long career in this masterful, Toll your friends to vote for II. R. Ask for Prices A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. speech. Tho defenso, howover, is ytCVCIJH( »pxt Tuesday. Safe, dependcrcditcd with successfully establishQUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K 21G-2tc able man. tag in the minds of tho jurors “a CHARLESTON, S. C. reasonable doubt" as to tho sanity of Ilowovor, a hostile flcot would Lena Clarko and all things oiso not* ENTZMINGER BROTHERS havo n hard tlmo working its way withstanding it was thiH which led to SANFOUI) FLORIDA through the floating bottles nt the LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. tlio finding of tho jury, ‘Not guilty, threu-milo limit. a. on grounds of insanity." i “T h e H e ll D i n e r s ” NOTICE OFELECTION F o rm -F it Sanford Shoe and Clothing Company LAKE MONROE m\] ■U: M i /'l & I’i W ii .*: ill i ll 5 I V f. A Cozy Home O O D Seed Potatoes Chase Company j s■ _____ �4'»rA.,./r j f f ;, -v . . . « ,j £ « f! ? 4 |# W W i « . »*frv -• V • »*»■,’ ■« ■» j i y ■v ■ *r.i «t»*w*r!: *■• '.V .• , •■'t ■ PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1921 . BBorn raw IM . . . . t , »I ! • t i : f # / !»».*«* > i!I I ■ 5 1 ■Hi*- Now then, let’s all make a determined effort to avoid the rush and tussle of late Christmas Shopping. There is every conceivable advantage in shopping early; complete assortments, efficient salespeople, comfortable stores, low pre-holiday prices. Merchants have found that with plenty of foresight and planning they could bring forth the best merchandise as well as best value. So all the progressive stores in town are ready for Christmas buying—ready to help those wise people who shop early. We urge you, for your own sake to shop NOW; You will be assured of courteous service, unlimited selections, plenty of leisure in each purchase and substantial savings. i; Will help you choose your Christmas gilts Thrasher & Garner U. S. Army Store Everything in Army Goods East Second nnd Sanford Ave. Ladies and Gents’ Furnishing Shoes Sanford Dry Goods Company Corner Second nnd Sanford Stationery, I'opulnr Hooks, Cigars, Candy nnd Ivory Goods Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. The Quality Shop Mobley’s Drug Store t Everything for Men nnd IJoya' Wear Millinery, Hose and Children's Hand­ made Dresses Hill Hardware Co. " Everything for the Holiday Shopper Baumel’s Specialty Shop Ilendy-to-Wenr Millinery. Novelties a Specialty Gillon & Fry Electrical Appliances and Fixture, 111 Park Ave. L. P. McCuller, Groceries Speer & Son Useful Gifts for Mother nnd the Children Perkins & Britt Everything Good to Ent ’’The Store That is Different’’ J. D. McCrory’s 10c Store Hns YVlint You Wnnt A. RafTcld The Store That Saves You Money Imported Perfume, Candies nnd Kodaks John T. Brady, Jeweler WntchcH, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverwnro nnd etc. 4 *J# Bower & Roumillat * Rivers Brothers Treadwell Electrical Co. Electricians, Supplies and Fixtures Peters Shoes, Dry Goods und Furnishings Theo. J. Miller & Son Roberts Grocery Furniture nnd Christians Novoltles Everything for the Christmas Dinner Sanford Cycle Company Sanford Groceteria Everything on Wheel* Across from the Fire Station Banner’s Department Store Waters’ Kandy Kitchen 213-215 Snnford Avenue Special Christmas Candy at Special Prices �THE SANFORD , h ■ n ni h m m h m m W HAT IS CO-OPERATION? By THE MELBOURNE TIMES F \ IW m n in im M h n m im m rt» ^ c# i<a m cessful advancement of the commun­ ity as n whole will indirectly benefit all. But the man who does not doslro to co-operate with any movement of this character can always find plenty of excuses, and hobbles of his own, as a reason for his absence from tho meetings or taking an active part in the work of the organization. The mayor and city council and the new park commission will need the hearty co-operation of every individual and every organization in the city during the coming year. The officers elected and appointed are expected to carry out a big program of public im­ provements and beautification. They are expected to do this work without pay, and some of our people will probably consider that their own re­ sponsibility ends when they have vot­ ed to put men in office, who nro sup­ posed to carry out their will; and crit­ icism rather than co-operation is the order of the day. Then there is the single driver who enn not work with any one else. Give him a one man job and he will get the thing done* in no time, but lie must have his own way about it. You can best co-operate with this individual by letting him do tlie work you want him to do in his own way. Welcome the day, when we can all seo clearly the one end to be attained, and then work together in ono con­ current effort to reach that end. In­ dividual with individual, organization with organization, society with socie­ ty—all jointly operating together to make Melbourne the city we want it to be. Whnt is co-operation? It is doing the thing you find necessary to be done, nnd doing it so willingly and joy­ fully that others will want to help you do it. Webster says it is: "The act of working ort operating together to one cml: Joint /peration; concurrent effort or labor; as the co-oporation of the combined powers, the eo-oporation of ,he understanding nnd the will." Klhert Huhl>ard, in his Iloycroft die­ t a r y , says co-operntion means: ••Doing what I tell you to do, nnd do­ ing it quick."Tlie latter definition seems to bo the one now generally uccoptod. Thero nro a number of organized efforts now working fo r the welfnro and the up­ building o f Mclborno, morally and physically. The individuals composing thc various organizations and civic bodies are all honest in their endoavor to do what is best for tho city, but there are those who bolievo that their particular organization should havo the right of way in furthering certain movements. They hnvo littlo uso for the other follow’s hobby. Thero are men who will toll you tlint they would tnko nn interest in church work if all tho churches in town would join together in one or­ ganization, but until such time as such a result can be accomplished they will do nothing. "Do whnt I tell you to d o - o r nothing doing for mo." Many devote their time, talent nnd money towards increasing tho activi­ ties of tho Chamber of Commorco, be­ lieving that through this organiza­ tion must of the proboms effecting the city’s welfare can be solved. They are ready to co-operate in overy way with any movement that has for its object the advancement of tho city’s interest. Others hesitate to join in u concurrent effort to enrry out a now suggestion until they are first satis­ fied that it will reflect favorably on their own business nffairs. They lack the imagination to see thnt the suc­ -W M " ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■IB t **■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! H. R. STEVEN! CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSION]I■ Having served ono term ns city g commissioner, nnd having hnd tho : privilege of assisting in establishing 5 the new form of government under J which wo arc now working, nnd tho * people of Sanford having Been fit to ■ place my name in nomination for nn-15 other term, I hereby announce * my candidacy for the position of city com- n missioner, to be voted for on Decom- K her (5th next. i J| In making this announcement, I g hereby refer you to city records of nc- h complishmcnts of tho past two yenrs, 8 and if elected 1 expect to continuo to work for good, clean government, nnd for the interest of our city nnd its people. Yours very truly, II. It. STEVENS. 11-21-tfc | EFFICIENCY OF PRODUCTION IS AS j ! NEWARK, N. .1., Dec. 3.—Getting 1 ESSENTIAL ON THE FARM AS into his stride after seven rounds, in FOUGHT GIBBONS TO DRAW Every clay the farm and grove operators of the South are becoming more and more awake to the need of modern labor saving machinery and efficient, business-like methods. The facilities, methods and equipment of this bank are modern, efficient and complete to the last detail. The safe-guarding of the funds entrusted to our care, the prompt dispatch of the intricate banking affairs of our thousands of customers demand that they be so. ■ ■ For City Commissioner a vote for ■ Forrest Lake is a Vote for Hnnfnrd. *8 Eyes Tested 1 Glasses Fitted ■ Member TOM MOORE Optometrist-Optician Opp. Postoffice ■ ■ ■ Federal ■ Reserve ■ ■ ■ System ■ s■ ■ ■ ■ We Appreciate Your Husiness Is Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated ■ SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. L. P. McCULLER GLOBE PIANO CO. SQUIRE EDGEGATE — IN THE FACTORY which ho had the worst of it, Phil Krug, of Harrison, N .1., Iasi night £ fought Mike Gibbons, of St. Paul, to j a fast 12-round draw. They weighed ■ in at 150 and 17)5 l-.J pounds rcspee-|S tivel>. ijj Think twice, yes even thrice, before BIRDS ARE AMONG FRIENDS taking the life of the little bird. It OUR BEST may lie your best friend. Often does the farmer think and Gainesville Basket Ball Schedule look upon the birds nround his farm ns his enemies. No doubt ho is often games have been arranged for this annoyed by depredations of birds, season’s basketball team of the nut hardly hns he ever stopped to University of Florida. Other games Get An Abstract Before realize that the birds nro nmong his arc under consideration, including Buying Property two probably, with the Y. M. C. A. best friends. The bureau of Biology, United of Jacksonville. Stetson and Rollins States Department of Agriculture, are to be taken on twice and the hns made a survey of the work of Florida quintet is coming out with E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. birds and its findings nro interesting the nvowed intention of wresting and instructive. For Instance: "On state state championship laurels one Utah farm infested by the alfalfa from tho Stetson clan, which hns woevol. English spnrrows nlone in one held them for several, years. The season fed to their young, it is esti­ schedule, as announced, follows: January M, Stetson at Gaines­ mated, non,non of the pests, making them about a third of the diet of the ville; 21, Rollins college at Gaines­ growing birds. Sixty-six kinds of ville; January .'tO, Albany, Ga., Y. M. birds feed on tile cotton-boll weevil, C. A., at Albany; January .'ll. Camp the greatest feathered enemy of this Henning at Columbus, Ga.; February lo w n V in e r, FLOUR pest being the orchard oriole. A 1, Mercer University at Macon, Ga.; single stomach of this kind of bird i February 2 Mncon Volunteers, contained, upon examination, II boll Macyn, Ga.; February .'5, Oglcthrorpe • A it at Atlanta, Ga., pending; February weevils,” It is state thnt hardly nn agricul­ •I, Y. M. C. A., at Savannah, Ga.; tural pest exist that hns not numer­ February 10, Stetson at Dcl.nnd; ous effecctivo bird enemies. "Twen­ February 11, Rollins at Orlando; BEST FOR BREAD ty-five kinds of birds are known to February 17, Savannah, Ga., Y. M. Sold by feed itpo nthe clover weevcl nnd n like C. A., at Gainesville; February 20,1 number on the potnto beetle, .'1(5 on Trinity College of N. C., at Gaines-1 the codling moth, 1(5 on the, gypsy! ville. moth, 10 on mi horseflies, horscnies, (57 on bullbugs, 85 on clover root borers. 08 on The Interstate Commereco Commlsrut-wnrmB, 120 on le a f hoppers nnd sinn says the Henry Ford cannot l<:s on wires worms." according to tin*' reduce railroads rates any lower, findings o f specialists o f the Depart- | They do not give any reason why incut of Agriculture, ! he should not nnd we naturally opine In our groves nnd fields there are that Henry is cutting out too many myriads of insects which cause us to melons for tile regular railroads and make great expenditures in time and they are letting out a sqnack about money for their eradication. At the it. Seems funny thnt a mnn cannot sam e time wo kill and permit others reduce railroad rates when he so In kill the birds in our fields nnd for­ minds just because the other fellow ests, many of which nro not game cannot do so It also shows which birds. We neglect to recognize these way the wind is blowing nnd it is not birds ns our friends. Rather, wo or­ blowing through the radiator of a SAVE YOU MONEY dinarily consider them ns unnecessary Ford as far as the present adminis­ neighbors, or we nctunlly regard tration is concerned. Henry is show­ them as positive enemies. In nearly ing them up nnd they do not like it. Write IIS every ease these bird-neighbors nro Empire Hotel Block For City Commissioner a vote for mir friends, constantly aiding us by ORLANDO, FLORIDA Forrest Lake is a Vote for Sanford. keeping down destructive insects. J e* . -iu .u iq j-n ‘ v • ■i i g S g ® |: 8 S We Invite You to Make This Your Banking Home IS ■ ■ ■ !First National Bank! ■ i■ ■ >8 A COMMUNITY IIUII.IIKIt CONSERVATIVE PROGRESSIVE STRONG B. F. Whitner, Cashier F. P. Forster, Pres. EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE I represent progressive, modern In­ surance old-line companies nnd nm ! prompt in rendering you expert sorvi ice in securing for you just what you want in life insurance on tho plan 1suited to your present and futuro ( need. Endowment, monthly income plnns, and automobile and fire in­ surance. Write or phono mo to call. W. J. THIGPEN. Cleanliness is next to Godliness We invite tlie public ami all users of IOLDEIt SPRINGS WATER to visit tlie spring ami in our method of handling its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. AMERICAN BEAUTY and HOT-POINT Electric Irons Electric Heaters The Ford people of Sanford as well as the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. Edison Mazda Lamps (’all phone .’111 and have a bottle of this water sent you and protect your health. for the hath, bedroom and Nursery For Brighter Light Elder Springs W a ter C o. .10x3 for .. Fidelity Tires 30x3'/, i» u \r for..... $ 1 0 .0 0 j SANFORD -:- FLORIDA Firsts nnd Guaranteed Gasoline from visible pump. Accurate measure. SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Oils and Greases JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY We give tickets with each purchase, good for 5 per cent in trade Phone 181-J * F. PURINES 105 Palmetto Arc. Sanford, Fla. 1018 WcHt First Street 1018 West First Street POST CARDS AT.THE HERALD OFFICE He Gets One Tw elfth of a Verdict and—a Hunch of a Long, Long W ait! 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I! PIP PUU(1 M °Auq oj HanqKooq aoj NIAVIII 1 *3 oaifiop oqj poBBoadxo oqAV OKoqj, ,/jn q ob[0 iluiqjXuu dn OAjlt aoqjua,, p|tm.w jo lu u u jv IUJ0U0 0 .........— MHIIN *v P Bn jo oums itiqqj ouo oqj bi Xououi puu aoanHUoax-Xaujoaoag a i l V T i n T *N — Xououi jo duoq u bu jboo puu okuoiI joiipa----------------------x m o n *r -xo jo BBOipauttoa Rsoaou jj jn d oj a p p ■ H in sn an a -op puu jj jo pjoq jofl pino.vv oajAv o.vp ouioh ju q j au aj oqj u] joaoos oa|sop ano jdoq Bn jo Xuuui juoaJI u jn p ’poAV •« "* t tot ■•«ipti«8 pi«»»i L i n t p*n<i|<ii<4 bu sipoj oiuoq oqj puu s a o jisp oqj • U >* ? > p n | i I h i i ujujaojuo spuuq oqj s o |jp ipjipv jo pu uj ‘ouijanU ny 'Jg pu« aanqBaojoj aiVSHH AHVfl (IHOJNVS •»“i "noONiiNiHdmm ohj ‘J jtk »l] a n o i aovd 1■k 1 • �<> • i. i JJ * i; Give A Real Gift This Christmas : Snnford, Floridn, Dec. 5, 1921. Santa Claus, Care Seminole County Bank, Sanford, Florida. Dear Santa Claus:— I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me for every day of his life. Kindly start a Savings Account in his name with the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stocking on Christmas eve. I think he'll have fun watching His account grow when I explain how his savings will be increased by the interest added by your bank. Hold me responsible for seeing to it that Johnny has something to add to his account every week. When he is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I think he'll have the saving instinct by that time. That will be a REAL gift. Your old pal, DAD. H STRENGTH PROGRESS 4% INTEREST PAID iff 8i . J - t ■ ■ :: ■ : j To the People and jj !|3 V oters of nnd J. 11. Schroeter, of Atlanta, was in MRS. FRED DAJGKR, Society Editor, the city Saturday attending to busi­ Phono 217-W ness. ■ I f r o l l h n t r n n r f r i e n d * i l a l l l n K r ot * ■ — If r o u a r e k i .I iik r n i j n l i f K o r r o m ln K ■ h o m e , o r If y o u n r r e n t e r t a i n i n g , w r i t e Mr. and Mrs. I). D. Caldwell nro ■ n p i . i l n l t-nrtl t o f h l * d e p a r t m e n t , g i v i n g i■ d e t a i l s , o r t r l r h p o n r t h e I t e m . I t w i l l now pleasantly located in one of the he g r r n t l r iipprrrlnlril. : Takach bungalows. M ■ Harold ilradford, of Hrooklyn, N. Fridny—Holy d o s s Bazaar and sup­ Y., was among the out of state busi­ ness visitors here .Saturday. per at tho Parish House, Fridny—Presbyterian bazaar and ten Robert Hied, of Winter Park, spent will all day at the old stand of Mrs. the day here Saturday transacting] Cutes on First Htrcet. business and mingling with friends. Saturday—Mrs. J. S. Hnrrott will en­ tertain tho members of tho Every II. M. Stevens, of Tampa, made his Week ilridgo Club at her apart­ headquarters at the Montezuma while ments in the Welaka. Saturday—Children’s Story hour will in the city Saturday on a business bo held at Central Park at 4:00 mission. o’clock. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lane and Mr. and ■ Saturday—Presbyterian Ilaznar and Mrs. Charles Fedder were the dinner ten. guests of Mr. Frank Lane at his homo Monday—Pipe Organ Club meets with Miss Martha Fox at her home on in DoLand yesterday. Oak avenue at .’i:.’IO p. in. Mr. and Mrs. George Chamberlain Monday—liusincss and Professional Women’s Club meet at their club of Daytona Reach were tho guests of rooms in the First National Hank Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key Sa turday, returning to tho Reach Saturday ovbuilding, at 8:00 p. m. Tuesday—Executive Hoard of tho j oiling Woman’s Club meets at 10 u. m. at Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. A. D. Key, the Club rooms. Tuesday—Mrs. Frank Miller and Miss Mrs. George Rice, Mrs, Hazard and Esther Miller entertain at bridge at Mrs. Frank Dour are spending tho, their home at Magnolia avenue, hon­ day today at Tangerine. Mrs. Rico oring Miss Norma Herndon, a bride- will remain in Tangerine with friends for two weeks. elect of this month. Tuesday—Mrs. T. L. Dumas entertains Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Twitchcll, at bridge at her home on Park ave. ill honor of her house guests, Mrs. and Dick Twitchcll, of Daytona Reach Hazard and Mrs. Frank Doar, of wore the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rny- ■■ Augustu, (Sa. j mond Key yesterday. They wore ac- ■ Wednesday—Mrs. Robert Hines will i companied by Mrs. A. D. Key who hns f entertain the members of the Semi-! hoen their guest for the past week, >■ note llridge Club at her homo o n , -----------------------i■ Park avenue, at p. nt. i■ EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CI.IJR Thursday—Mrs. R. .1. Holly will en­ I■ tertain nt her homo on I’ark avenue The members of the Every Week ■ ■ at .‘LOO p. m. complimenting Miss Bridge Club were most delightfully ■ i ■ Norma Herndon. entertained Saturday afternoon by ■ Thursday—Mrs. I.. C. Kolb will enter­ Mrs. S. 10. Barrett, at her apartments ■ ■ tain tlie members of the Every in the Welaka. ■ ■ Week Ilridgo Club at her homo on The Christmas colors red and green] Parke avenue at three o’clock. being used in the decorations, poin-1 Friday—Mrs. Geo. DuCottos will on- settins and other red cut flowers boturtain at bridge complimenting ing used. The tally cards were also Mrs. .1. 10. Bromic, of Vancouver, II. in keeping with tho Christmas season, G., the guest of Mrs, II. W. Hern- and tho hours were very quickly passdon and Mrs Frank Doar, of Augus- ed in the interesting contest among to, Gn., the guest of Mrs. T. L. Du- J the bridge players. When scores inns. The guests including mem- j were counted, Mrs. Raymond Key was ■■ hers of the Fortnightly Club. found to lie the winner of the first ■ Friday—Mrs. George Chamberlain prize, u dainty hand embroidered tray will entertain the members of the cover. Snllio Harison Chapter, I). A. R., at An elegant refreshment course was luncheon at tier home at Daytona served at tliu conclusion of the card Reach, and will also entertain at a game which consisted of linked crab reception for the .Sullio Harrison in crab shells, potato salad, nut bread Chapter and tho Abigail Ilurthclc- sandwiches, stuffed dates, mints and mow Chupter, Daytona, in tho af- coffee. tornoon. ( Mrs. George DeCottca substituted Saturday -Mrs. R. A. Newman will fur an absent club member. The club entertain at bridge at her homo on members present were, Mrs. A. M. De. East Fourth steel, at three o’clock Forest, Mrs. Forest Lake, Mrs. L. C. complimenting Miss Norma Hern­ Kolb, Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. G. F. don. | Smith, Mrs, C. M. Vorce, Mrs. W. .1. Saturday—Children’s story Hour at i Thigpen, the Central Park at four o’clock. I Just received full line of army goods C. E. Raynor, of East Port, N. Y.,1-—army officers’ shoes, tents, tnrpulwus in the city Saturday an n busi­ inns, cots and mattresses for cots. All ness mission, grades blankets, khaki breeches, hats ■ caps, loggias, etc. Cull nnd see our : T h e frie n d s of M rs. J o rry G riffo th real bargain prices.—Thrasher & 218-Otc w ill he g lad to know th a t she is r e - ' G arn er, Phone 1000! by a painter on tho Rank of Sarasota,' yon. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Sanford ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !! GILLON & FRY ■ ■ Referring to the much-talk­ ed about Circular which ■■ came out last Saturday, I wish to state that I knew - - C O S T 3t o f F ir s t Thin or run-down folk* who wnnt to quickly g*t sotno good, lirni, solid flesh oa their I oew, fill out tho hollow* and sunken cheeks with strong, healthy tissues and build up inernwd energy and vitality should try taking two ct Mostia's tiny yeast VITAMON Tablets with their meals. Mastin'* VI TAMON Tablets codtain highly concentrated yeast vitaniincs as well ns the two other still more im portant vitaniincs (Fnt soluble A nnd Wuter soluble C), nil of which Science says you must hnvo to l>e stron*. well and fully developed. They banish pimples. Ixiil* nnd skin eruptions us if by msgie, strengthen tho nerves, build up tho body with firm llosh nnd tissuo in d often completely rejuvenate the whole system. You run no risk of causing gn* or upsetting tho stomneh. If you arc thin, pale, haggard, drawn looking or Inrk energy and endurance take Mastin'* VITAMON—two tablet* with every meal. IMPORTANT! While the remarkable health­ building value of Mastin'* VITAMON Tablets hnvo boon clearly nnd positively demonstrat'd in caiies of lark of energy, nervous troubles, anemia, indigestion, constipation, skin erup­ tions, poor complexion and a generally weak­ ened physical and mental condition, they should not Ixj used by nnyoao who OBJECTS to having their weight increased to normal. Do not nreept imitation* or substitute*. You can get Mustin's VITAMON Tablets at all good druggists. NOHOW CmTT ks 1 Skinny jaw SCRAWNY NICK , ■ UGLY BaouLDtesf ■ absolutely nothing about it [ ns CW15T- jjj and had I learned about it I in time, I would have used every effort to prevent its GRACtFUL SHOULDER HHS ■ ^ circulation. m a s t in s . v it a m o n ilrA ffpE T t§ Y tA S T THt ORIGINAL H . R. STEVENS. CtNumi ■i ■ ■i ■i vw Are Positively Guaranteed to Put On Firm Flesh, Clear the Sltin and Increase Energy When Taken With Every Meal or Money Back jUtM ASTINSijLVITAM ON ■ 3■ ;15 ■ 3 i WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO SUIT YOU You can make money buying1for 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. Meisch Realty Company A. P. CONNELLY ! B E T T E R Yeast Vitamon Tablets Greatest Beauty Secret Banishes Skin Eruptions, Puts On Firm Flesh, Strengthens the Nerves and Increased Energy. Auto will come for 218-ltc H'•*l*v*io f - m a c B a t t e r i e s ELECTRICITY—a boon to the household—has become indispen­ sable at any period of the day. Electric light and heat in the morning’—electric toaster—percola­ tor—grill—at the breakfast table— all make a household duty a pleas­ ure. Electric vacuum cleaners, sew­ ing* and washing’ machines—and electric irons—have taken the “work” out of “housework.” Say it with an electric gift—it will do the work—quicker, cleaner and cheaper. ■ii ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ " ■ fell, striking her on tho heel (.•rushing her foot. c o v e rin g fro m an in ju ry received No-j Vornbor 21st, w hen a la d d er hoing used ■ ■ ■ • ■i ■ SERVICE ■;|H SOCIAL CALENDAR ! ■ ■ ■ V S O C IE T Y I. : ■ T h e Sem inole County B ank J . II + ♦ V ■ + ■ ? 1■ < m •> ■ I■ AGENT OFFICE supplies a t herald office POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE �rr. • ' ■*^ t * * * " ^ '*- Li .7 m. • /v •rP i 0. ’ •A T.# * r CITY OF SANFOUI), FLORIDA December fi, A. D. 1921 FOR CITY COMMISSION HR (Place X in front of name) (Vote for one) M **•,"* Irfr*— 1 ' . . PAGE SEVEN ___ m/inq Never, till the past two years has Saflford taken such strides ahead, upbuilding and achievement Everybody is talking about us. II. It. STEVENS FORREST LAKE If you want a clean, hon­ est, business-like admin­ istration, put an X op­ posite H.- It. Stevens’ name as shown above. Phone 1000 and auto will call for you and take you to your voting pre­ cinct, and return you to your home. o tothe TollsTomorrow and i * * . »•. ' . * ..f • , ' V * . I . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921 • * v '• ■' . Ail* • ’ H ».1** ■•til � 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, December 05, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 05, 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>, December 05, 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/5a5d966206d832757a46bfc3e71ed22f.pdf 04f3812db87e2d089335256c65a3c21c PDF Text Text ,fr». • f™ Sanford THE 'City Substanlial” The S anford D aily Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST PROMISE OF ALLEGIANCE TO EMPIRE BY SINN FEIN AGREEMENT ACCEPTABLE To King* as it Involves Ireland’s Association With Empire IRISH FREE STATE STATE AQUATIC MEET FOR 1922 AT R O L L I N S Ra h a Id R4 ir j m m Ra n Rj f-i R i Pa Pa P4 in THE “City Substantial" VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 219 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921 VOLUME II Sanford Hi Hy WHY THE SANFORD HERALD COVERS THIS FIELD THOROLY To make his newspaper fit, the editor must have a clear and thorough knowledge of his field, of Us people. Ho must know what the people of the community want, what will be of benefit to them, what will interest them, whnt they will best understand nnd appreciate. Ho must know what one kind of material will nppcnl to the lurgest possible perccntngo of tho people of the community, nnd mnko thnt one kind of material tho bnsis of which to build for support, says the Publishers Auxiliary. Tho editor who through a thorough knowledge of his field produces a newspaper thnt fits tho needs nnd wishes of the peo­ ple of the community will secure nnd hold the subscribers thnt nro essontinl to newspaper success, nnd when he gets nnd holds tho renders ho is in a position to serve the community. When he has given the people thnt which best fits their needs nnd their wishes he has secured the confidence of tho people, nnd he enn then advocate through his columns those things which will he of advantage to the community ns a whole, with tho ni^immce of carrying the people with him bernuso of the con­ fidence they have in bis paper. BIG 4 POWERS ENTENTE MAY ENTER INTO TREATY TO REPLACE OLD ALLIANCE KU KLUX H U N PARADEDSTREETS 100 STRONG America, England, Ja­ pan and France May Have New Deal AWAITING REPLY NO ONE KNEW FROM WHENCE OPEN TO ALL II 1CII SCHOOLS THEY CAME OR WHERE AND PROMISES GREAT THEY WENT SPORT FROM TOKIO TODAY ON T n R w it h d r a w a l o f a l l m il it a r y PROPOSITION WITH AMERI­ fo rces ' a n d in s u r e s The Ku Klux Klan over 100 strong The governing committee of the P..i CA HOLDING ALOOF PEACEFUL CONDITIONS Florida State Aquatic meet togothor Wa paraded tho streets here Inst night. with C. W. Street, dr., president of No one know from whence they came (Hr Thr Aaaiiclnlrd I'rraa) (II? The \Nanrlnlrd Preaa) WASHINGTON, Dee. 0.—Tho ques­ the Southeastern Association A. A. LONDON, Dec. 6— England nnd or where they went but promptly a t U. have just completed plans for the tion of a three or four powor ngreoIreland awoke today from their fm 8 :,*10 ns scheduled they appeared at mont to replace tho Anglo-Jnpnneso next meet to he held April 2'd, 11)22. troubled iilec|> of despondency over Ftj Fa M F t F t F t F t F t F t F-a the head of First street nnd paraded alliance Is demanding increased at­ M Ri h h Ft Fu Ft Fax Particulars of the meet will he mailed tin- Irish situation to learn Joyous to Florida High schools in a few days the full length of the street going up tention among tho arms delegates news of sensntionnl nnd wholly giving order of events, rules of the Oak avenue and then vanishing into while they wait for Japan to dofino unexpected agreement reached, course, eligibility requirements nnd her position on tho naval ratio. thin air. Mills had boon distributed In ' between English nnd Irish con­ Tho latest suggestion, contemplat­ I stnto records. ferees in today's small hours. tho afternoon announcing tho fnct ing an entente to include tho United j As in the past, the meet Is open to Negotiations for settlement con­ that a parade would occur at 8:110 nnd States, Great Brltifln, Japan nnd ' all high schools in Florida. A school sidered yesterday to have defin­ every one was out to see it as no one Franco, hns developed to the point I is permitted to enter a team of not itely collapsed nnd compromise knew just whnt kind of a parade it where a tentative tronty draft is un­ achieved after night long strug­ ' more than six or less than five hoys would he and many had their own der consideration In sumo quarters, al­ 1or girls nnd may send a team of each. gle seems likely to ho chronicled ideas. Curiosity brought out tho most though it has not boon formally proI Only one contestant for each school us the most momentous event In of them and they were not disappoint­ seated to the conference. will he allowed to enter an event with Delivered in Person and in the Presence of Dele­ history of Anglo-Irish relations. ed for as tho white robed and white There are indications that tho Jap ­ the exception of the relay races, when While the agreement must still gates to Conferenve cowled figures swung into First street anese delegates and perhaps tho Brit­ four girls or four hoys will compose he submitted to Doll Elrenn and marching slowly and two by two with ish as well, aro consulting their homo a team. Each school must enter a con­ the British parliament for ratifi­ WASHINGTON, Dec. G. President a plan for the merchant marine which the flaming cross at the head there governments on such a proposition nt testant in each event. Two alternates cation all quarters here today are will be allowed on each boys’ team Harding informed congress today in contemplates no greater draft on the was a hush fell over the crowds and the same time that they are asking disposed to regard the outlook as and three alternates.jui each girls Isis first annual message that “'.Most public treasury. He suggested en­ not a word was spoken as tho white for further instructions in regard to of the brightest. for co-operative market- figures marched along saying nothsunstitme in case ease of oi sickness sicKiiess ..... , couragement .....*.........* ............. ........... ......................................... ................... ....... thu naval ratio. team, to substitute or accident. The eligibility rules of gratifying world accomplishment y j,,,, programs as means of assisting in Ing—nil was silent an the tomb and On the part of tho American gov­ LONDON, Dec. G.— \ definite the Florida State High School Athlo- arms conference is not improbable, relief of present agricultural condi-1c,ne of the most Impressive parades ernment there apparently is no dis­ . . . . . . .. . a t *1. At... If A. I I It ol l l t l l l l l I f t c n . 1 * 1 .. .. t. ... .k I ! „ U.. II f>>e<l promise of nieginnee to the em­ tie Association nnd tho A. A. U. will The message was ilulivered by. tho tions. He told congress It should give Hint lias ever been staged in Sanford. position to entertain an entente pro­ pire by Sinn Fein provided In the The marchers carried signs hearing posal, at least at tho present stage of president in person nnd in tho pros- earnest attention to the general poligovern. Irish peace terms, the Central Twenty-four sterling silver cups are ence of delegates to the conference cy of transportation, of distributed in- the legends: "Loafers, Go to Work"j the negotiations. Later such a sug­ news states. The agreement, it to lie offered this your beside gold, uml most of the diplomats regularly dustry and highway construction, cn- “White Supremacy"; "Judges and gestion may receive consideration pro­ says, is satisfactory to King silver and bronze medals. Two large stationed in Washington. He recoin- courage the spread of population nnd Juries, Do Your Duty"; "Sheriff nnd vided it includes no requirement coun­ (Seorge in that it Involves Ire­ perpetual cups will he offered, one to mended the early enactment of u per- restore proper bnlnnco between tho Officers, Do Your Duty"; "Wo will be ter to American public opinion. land's association with the em­ the boys' Upon high authority it was said to­ 1the hoy tenm nnd one to the girls' munont tariff and foreign debt re- city nnd country. Also recommended Here Today and Tomorrow" nnd lit tho pire. last of the parade a sign "Warning, founding bills. Suggested eonsldcrnplans of conference, common counsel, day that the naval problem nH it wns team winning the highest number of Don’t Follow U h ,” the Inst, of course, tinn of amendment to the constitution medinttpn, arbitration and judicial doreferred to Tokio after the last meet­ points in tho meet. After n tenm has LONDON, Dec. G.—Tho Even­ won a perpetual cup three times it to end the issue of non-tnxnblo bonds, termination in controversies between being unnecessary as no ono bad any ing of tho “big three" involves no ing Standard says the govern­ idea of following them. They wore a proposal for n political agreement of shall become their permanent proper­ He snid it was tho purpose to present capital and labor. ment’s proposals for the Irish hunch of Idg men most of them being any character, hut Is concerned solely ty upon winning same. A cup will ho settlement, upon which nn agree­ in tho six foot class and they mndo n with the naval and military aspects of awarded to the winner of the first ment was reached this morning, most imposing array. No ono knows the situation. The American delega­ place in each event, said cup to be­ provides for Irish free state, why they marched last night hut some tion adheres to its expectation thnt come the permanent property of the withdrawnl of all military forces have a good idea and as usual they tho naval issue will bo settled without High School which the contestant rep­ from Ireland and safeguards will have the right effect. conditioning the decision on any sort resents, after a fTigh School has won which will insure peaceful condi­ And then it demonstrated that tho of a political rearrangement. , first place in that particular event Ku Klux Klan really exists in tills tions there. Admiral Rnron Knto, of tho Japa­ two years. A gold, silver, and bronze county. nese delegation, said last night, how­ medal will be awarded to contestants LONDON, Dec. 0.—It is officially winning first, second and third places, ever that the naval question involved INDEMNITY. HEAD-ON COLLISION PASS KNO­ TWO COURTS WORK nnnmilieod that tho government offic­ with tho exception of the relay. A issues which aro of far reaching ef­ PAYMENT KU TRAIN; RIG CASUAL­ ial- and the representatives of the gold medal will be awarded to each CKKH9 IS INFORMED IIY ON AKRUCKLK CASE fect upon the national and internation­ TY LIST Rail Eiroann have reached an ngree- member of the team winning tho reREI.IARLE SOURCES al life of Japan and on tho policies of mctii. the terms of which will he sub-j (Hr Tlit* \*«orlntril I'rraa) great powers for decades to como nnd (lly Tin* Anaorlntril l’rr»>) SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 0.—Two perhaps permanently. These issues, (lly The Ammrlnlrd I'rM") milled for the acceptance of parlia­ lny. C. W. Street said, "This is tho most PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 0. -TwontyPARIS, Dec. G.—Germany will prolicourts were concerned today with the hu said, should be brought to the full ment and of tho Mail Eireunn. beautiful set of cups I have ever seen, ably be granted a threu vears’ do- three victims of the head-on collision aftermath of the manslaughter trial three years A copy of the agreement has been no meet that I know of has over of­ knowledge and consideration of Ills lay in her cash indemnity payments, y,.Hi,,n |„y between the Philadelphia nf <- ( Fatty) Arbuckle which government before definite action is sent to Sir James Craig, the Ulster fered such a set." the Associated Press is Informed from nts! Reading passenger trains near ended In n disagreement yesterday. premier, by special messenger. taken. Daytona, Lakeland, Orlando, St. the mo! t reliable sourct Negotia­ In the Commissioner's division of The delay ill presenting Japan's def­ Petersburg, Goorgu Washington, tions are now going on between the Itryn Athyn, Pa., are accounted for LONDON, Dec. G.—Tho conference Woodrow Wilson, Kissimmee, New the United States District Court nn inite position on ratio, declared tho early today. With one or two excepbetween the government ministers and Smyrna, Sanford, Hillsborough, Win­ reparations officials of Franco and nppernnee was mndo for Arbuckle in Japanese statesman, is due wholly to Sinn I'ein delegates reached an agree­ ter Garden, West Palm Reach and Great Rritnin, and tho responsible of- tions, however, definite Identification answer to a prohibition vlolntidn the difficulties of cable communica­ ment at an early hour yesterday Winter Park entered contestants Inst fieials of both countries virtually is impossible because of charred con- charge and siniultnnenusly In the tion nnd thu desire of thu Jnpnncso morning on tho new proposals, which year. Duval intended coming in but agree that Germany must be given u dition of bodies. Nearly till were tuk- police court Mrs. Minnie Neighbors, government to act circumspectly in so it understood underwent certain was unable to enter for good reasons. breatliing spoil. All that remains to ,.n from the wreckage of two wooden witness for tile defense In the man­ important a decision, !t lir.j been in­ be done is to work out a scheme no- coaches, which caught firu almost infmodifications for an Irish settlement. dicated that it may ho late in tho week Duval nnd other schools have al­ ccptnhlo to both countries. mediately after tho accident and wore slaughter t ini. nppeart d on n per­ After a session which lasted more ready signified their intention of en­ before the Japanese are ready to re* jury charge in connccMnn with her The suggestion of a three year mor- destroyed. Canvass of residents of than three hours, tho meuting of the tering the meet next spring and Flor­ turn a reply to thu latest naval pro­ testimon government ministers and Irish rep­ ida will have the largest high school utorlum has been abandoned at the Newton and Southampton, two little A preliminary hoiirlr." war waited position. resentatives in the Downing Street swimming meet of any stnto In tho earnest solicitation of Frnnee. The towns whore most of the victims liv- by the defense on tho prohibition Fronch representatives explain thnt t>d, showed several persons known to reailenee of the Prime Mlnlrtor sep­ union. There wero 1G0 entries, in tho UNDERWOOD OBLIGED the word moratorium was especially have been passengers still missing, charge nnd tho Neighbors e.v'o wns arated and a member of the cabinet, 11)21 meet nnd two thousand specta­ TO LEAVE CONFERENCE and it is feared other bodies are bur- continued until Wednesday. replying to n question ns to how tors witnessed one nf the most inter­ offensive to the French people In con­ Previous to tho calling of these nection with tho Indemnity inasmuch jed in the wreckage or burned up. ACCOUNT MOTHER'S DEATH things stood, snid: esting Aquatic events ever held. cases District Attorney Brady an­ as it was understood ns meaning com------------------------■ “The news isn't had; an agreement, nounced thnt he wns Investigating (Hr Thr Aaaiiclnlrd I'rraa) plete suspension of payments of all in fmt, has been reached, tho terms AGKD COUPLE FOUND WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—Senator information thnt an attem pt was kinds. of which will lie communicated to the DEAD IN APARTMENT I mndo to intimldntc Mrs. Helen M. tnderwood left for Birmingham to­ Tito reparations holiday cannot bo press in time for Wednesday morning Hubbard, one of the jurors In the dny on account of hl« Mother's denth. used by Germany ns a means <rf evad­ papers," Visitors to Daytona Were to Cole- ing nil future payments of indemnity, manslaughter trial. She voted for Ills alisenco is expected to effect the hrnte Golden Anniversary Dec. conviction consistently. . work of tho Armumcnt Conference, French officials explained, hut It i s | inSCU1TS FROM ROME I Tho prlhihltlnn violation chnrgo as ho is a member of Amorican Dele­ being considered so that Germany | OF ILL-FATED LEE G— T h o DAYTONA, Fla., Dec. arose out nf the serving and con­ gation jmd also chairman of sub­ will hotter ho able at the end of two FAMILY AFFECT NINE bodies of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sm ith,, or three yenrs to fulfill her repara­ UNDER AGREEMENT REACHED sumption of liquor nt tIn* party In committee dealing with Chinese winter visitors from La Porte, Inti., tion obligations, nnd she then must LAST NIGHT AT CON- ' I Arbucklo’s rooms In tho Hotel St. Tariff matters. (Ilr The AMiirlnlrd I'rena) , , . mcnt this be prepared to pay full a "rensonnble TERENCE Francis on September B, during M'GUSTA Dec fi.—A Roqunl to | were found In tin ir npnrtn which he is alleged to hnvo injured 112 YEARS OLD, the Iteldoe mystery in which tho wife morning, death having been due to indemnity." (llr Tlir A *lull'll I'rraa) Miss Rnppo, motion picture actress. DIED LAST WEEK ntid three children of J. W. Loo, a asphyxiation enused by gas escaping BIRMINGHAM, England, Dec. 0. from a hot wnter licnter. The couple ARGUMENT IN MANDAMUS The manslaughter trial resulted prominent planter, died suddenly n Ireland horenfter will ho known offic­ from Miss Rappe’s death. (Hr Thr Aaanrlntrd I'rraa) SUIT DROUGHT 1»Y few weeks ngo, of a strange malady bad npppnrently been dead since SutCAIMTOLA, Dec. 0.—Aunt Ellon ially nH Irish free state under an CITIZENS OF PENSACOLA believed nt the time, to have been | urdny. _ Williams, said by persons who had Imd only agreement reached at lust night’H THIEVES TAKE FOOD caused by poison, hns taken plnco nt Mr. nnd Mis. •s "' 1 TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 0.—Argu­ AND LOT OF JEWELRY known her many years, to he 112 Martin, s c.. nbnul fifteen mile, recently « n t out InelUrtlnn. to He ment In suit for mandamus brought London conference it was announced yenrs nf ago, died at her homo two (Ur Thr Aamtrlnlrd I'rraa) from Allendale, according to Infor- celebration of then g" ' < 1 by certain citizens of Pensacola to by Lord Chancellor Birkenhead in an miles from here Inst week. George nmtion received In Augusta today anniversary, which was o forco City Commissioners to call an address boro todny. Outlining tho WINSTOM-SALEEM, N. C. Dee. B. N. Footman said ho hnd known hor stating thnt nine persons nro desper­ December 21. election to determine whether Ponsn- general terms of tho agreement Lord —Whllo Thomas E. Shore wns absent •17 yenrs nnd that she was living near ately i|| nt n hoarding house thcro roln should continue to ho governed Chancellor said "Wo proposed in the from hofe Inst night, thieves rnn- Centerville when ho first saw her. WOMAN’S CLUIl NOTICE after eating biscuits mndo from flour by Commission, in on todays cnlnn- first place that within the nreu of snrked his housp nnd got nwny with She hud been blind tho lu3t few yenrs The final consideration of tho club taken from the lco home nt Hcldoc. dnr of the Stnte Suppromo Court. Southern Ireland wo shall mnko thoso sllverwnre, jewelry nnd othor articles of her life. Mr. Footman said ho The peculiarity of the situation is house and lot will ho taken up a t the Petition nr.klng commissionerr to cnll who beyond all question within thnt valued nt $l,r>00. Aftor finishing did not know to whom sho had be­ thnt the affairs occiircd at thfc regular business meeting Wednesday the such election wns filed two yenrH nren’ nt this moment are ontltlod to their task tho thloves, apparently longed when a slave. Hor husband hoarding house of Mrs. R. F. Creech, afternoon nt threo o’colek nt * “ 1ago nnd fniluro of commission to act speak for overwhelming majority of suffering from hunger, went to tho died thirty years ngo. Sho had no who is a Hlster-iiv-law of J. W Lee, S'Every "member is requested to bo resulted In mandamus suit which population, muBters in tholr own Ire box nnd holped themselves to children of her own but raised six who is now lies ill nt the University (resent to have n voice in the matter.; hns been In courts Hlnco thnt time. homes." orphans. milk. No nrrest has been made. Iiospbnl here. HARDING DELIVERS MESSAGE, SAYS WORLD ACCOMPLISHMENT IS PRESENT ARMS CONFERENCE GERMANY MAY WRECK VICTIMS BE GRANTED ON TRAIN 3-YEAR DELAY IRELAND FREE STATE nhui l /> �*v y r r w ? * J 5» | .t v * W j ’n W r j r * Fv? Tl'VV THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1921 PAGE SIX ADDITIONAL LOCAL A vote for Stovona menns continued City achievement. 218-ltc Election tomorrow; Stevens. r'U* ltc “Butchers Bay Cut is Unfair,” Hnrding’s other appointees arc says a new headliner. That ’s what For City Commissioner n vote for doubtless glad they aro not “living wo hnvc hoticed nbout most of the Forreat Lake la n Vote for Snnford. the life of Roily.”—Springfield (Mo.) Telegram. Lnder. DECEMBER MATTRESS SALE I^ot n "boom”, just a steady big pub­ Aa lomr as our supply of cotton A voto for Stevens menns continued lic spirit and progress. Don’t check lasts wo will sell now cotton mnttress218-ltc it; vote for it. You know that means os at the following prices delivered. City achievement. SESSUE HAYAKAWA in-----Stevens. ' 218-ltc Full size r»0-lh. cotton mattress, $8. Madam and Miss, don’t overlook I Three-quarter size, $7.00. your importance in tomorrow’s elec- t Warfare Is of two kindd, offensive Single bed sizo, $0.00. You are not under nny obligation to tion. Re sure to do your olcctorinl nnd defensive. But the world Is get­ take these mattresses if not satisfac­ *duty and privilege. Voto for contin-, ting into a state of mind where all ued civic Improvement; lot your bnllot; war is offensive.—Arknnsas Gazette, tory on dolivory. Will also renovate your old mattress nnd influence count for Stavens and Madam nnd Miss, don’t overlook up until December 20th, after which good government. I’honc 1000 and an time we will discontinue renovating nuto will cnll for you, If you wish to your importance in tomorrow's elec­ 218-ltc tion. Re sure to do your cloctorinl and if you want work, get It while you ride to the polls. “A Roaming Romeo” can. Write us a card and your call duty and privilege. Voto for contin­ A 2-part Comedy “Thrift, without extrnvagnnco;” ued civic improvement; let your bnllot will be answered at once.—Sanford Stevens. 218-ltc and influence count for Stovons and Mattress Factory, Sanford, Fin. 218-Gtp good government. Phone 1000 and nn Tomorrow—Cosmopolitan presents Democratic lenders nre worried ns auto will cnll for you, if you wish to For City Commissioner n vote for to who will bo tholr party nominee ride to the polls. 218-ltc “The Woman God Changed”; Forrest Lake is n Vote for Snnford. In 1021. Seems to us ho, whoever Also Fox News The dnily despatches from Ulster ho may be, is the man to do tho wor­ Old Fnshoned BARK DANCE rying.—Greenville (S. C.) -Piedmont. nnd Washington remind ono thnt England Is waging peace on two Parish Mouse, December 8th. Aus­ Snnford nnd progress; ’Rah for fronts.—Springfield Republican. pices Brotherhood Saint Andrew. Stevens. 2 1 8 -ltc 217-fitc. Mr. Voter, have you civic prido? LEESBURG TO VOTE ON Certainly. Thon lot your bnllot to­ “Cnlifornin Sets New Record in For City Commissioner n vote for COMMISSION FORM Orange Yield."—Headline. No sign morrow count for continunnco of tho Forrest Lake Is a Vote for Snnford. of a naval holiday in thnt.—DeTROIT stridc-ahend spirit nnd accomplish­ Notice is horeby given thnt tho regLEESBURG, Dec 2.—January 25, ment we’ve been enjoying. 218-ltc Journal. ulnr municipal election for the City Tho Herald has quite a number of 1022, has been set by tho city council of Snnford, Florida, ns required by unclaimed keys that have been found. ns the dnto for n charter board elec­ Section 211 of Chuptor 8301, Acts of A Chicago professor of seventy Do you glory in our city develop­ If you have lost any keys look over our assortment. If these keys are not ment nnd improvement of the pnst has just married his childhood’s play- tion in Leesburg. This is the first 11)10, to bo held each yonr on the first claimed within the next few days they year or so ? Keep it up. Voto for j mate. When men of that nge marry. step in n well-defined movement here Tuesday after tho first Mondny in 218-ltc they generally choose their children’s , to put this city under n commission December, will bo held on Tuesday, will be disposed of. tfdh Stevens. playmate.—Columbia (S. C.) State. form of government. Tho charter tho Gth day of Decombor, 1921, the bonrd is to go thoroughly into the shino being tho first Tuesday nftcr Whenever n man says something For City Commissioner a vote for ndvisubility of such a form of govern- the first Mondny in Decombor, 1021, Push it along, boys! Vote for tho thnt sounds well hut means nothing Forrest Luke is a Vote for Sanford. he is called nn orator.—Lington "Citv Substantial” and Stevens, ltc ment for Leesburg and in the event1in tho City Hall building, in the City thnt Its findings fnvor such a form, of Snnford, Floridn, for tho purpose Consistent, conscientious, capable News. The policy of disarmament has to draw lip what it considers the of electing ono commissioner for the conservative of everything good, pro­ Push it along, boys I Vote for tho progressed to tho point where very most prncticnl form of chnrtcr nnd to City of Snnford, Floridn, for tho term gressive and honorable; Stevens, ltc "City Substantial" nnd Stevens, ltc few people now say “millitnrism.”— present same to the voters for rati­ of three years. Tho polla will be open Hartford Times. fication or rejection. Tho commis­ at eight o’clock a, m. on tho dny of The only relief given by the tnx Wih its new and powerful tele­ sion ndvoentos here hnvc been at election and will closo a t sun-down of measure is where it relieves you of Consistent, conscientious, cnpnhlo work for some time, nnd tho present said day. scope, Yale may see n winning foot­ your all.—Wheeling Register. Ily order of tho City Commission ball score noxt year.—Janesville conservative of everything good, pro­ development is n result of a chamber gressive nnd hnnornblc; Stevens, ltc of commerce committeo appointed of the City of Sanford, Floridn. “ Economical administration," that's Gazette. L. R. PHILIPS, by G. C. Ware, presidept of the the watchword; Stevens. 218-ltc "Thrift, without extravagance;" i chamber, to look Into the m atter nnd 215-dtc City Auditor and Clork. Don’t throw cold water on tho city’s 218-ltc | report its findings back to tho Henry Ford is less advertised by burning enthusiasm and up-build sp ir-; Stevens, chamber. At a mass meeting called his tractors than by his detractors. it. Keep it n going; tills m enns' Anohow, Babe uth fills one big for the purpose of hearing the com­ Stevens, as everybody knows. 128-ltc -Columbia (S. C.) Record. requirement of the vaudeville stngo mittee’s report, more or le^s oppo­ that of not being able to sing.— sition to the report which cnthusicnlFortunately this new battleship Do you glory in our city develop­ ment am! improvement of the past West Virginia is an oil burner. Coal Nashville Tennessean. ly endorsed the commission plnn for year or so? Keep it up. Vote for causes trouble in West Vlrglnin.— 1 Leesburg, caused the committeo Snnford nnd progress; 'Rah for chairman, A. II. Bourlny, to with­ Stevens. 218-ltc Arkansas Gazette. 218-ltc draw’ tho roport and to connnenco tho I Stevens. Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated circulation of a petition nsking tho EYES EXAMINED ✓ Washington hotel keepers must city council to cnll n charter hoard J0 ho alarmed over the progress the election. The required number of Henry McLauIin, Jr. armament conference is making.— electors was found in u very short OI'T. D. Indianapolis Star. time nnd their signatures nffixod to OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST the petition, which resulted in tho 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, FIs. DIVERSIFICATION THE council cnlling nnd setting the dnto KEYNOTE TO SUCCESS for the election. WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSE The Star To-day Rv “The . . Swamp” VI Fine Assortment of KAYNEE BLOUSES NOTICE OFELECTION $1.00 SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. Election tomorrow; Stevens. ltc Oncthird of your life time is spent in bed—have a confortnblc bed; so read the old advertisement. Onesixth of your busy day is spent in th«j street cnr. Yes, you guessed it. —St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Not a "boom", just a steady big pub­ lic spirit ami progress. Don’t check it; vote for it. You know that means Stevens. 218-ltc The road to peace is ppavod with good preventions.—Cleveland Press. I I P ill Stevens and Good Government, ltc It seems that France is always ready to raise Old-Hundred.—Nor­ folk Virginian Piolct. i • «UA.. PLACE YOUR |ORDER NOW AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT i Christmas Cards J The manufacturers are simply not able to make all the Christmas Cards wanted if orders are not place:d eai*Iy with them We have the beautiful line on display. 1 hese cards are strictly personal,not stock cams 1 ou can order now for delivery in December Diversity, including the rnising of Don’t throw cold water on tho city’s H. W. NICKERSON livestock, is without doubt the key- |,urnil)(r enthusiasm and up-build spirnote to successful farming. Any one it. Keep it a going; this menns crop, choose what you may, is sure Stevens, an everybody knows. 128-ltc Public Accountant; Audits—Systems Income Tax Service to fail in tho long run. Tho man with a variety of crops is Room 10 McNcill-Davis Bldg. almost certain of a substantial in­ Phone 852 Orlando, FIs. come, Bays Professor J. M. Scott, of tho Florida Experiment Station. With the one-crop man thq anmo thing is not true. If the one crop i fails or if the market for it is poor, | much is lost. A farmer of the onei crop type must depend on the lmnk Better Can’t Be Baked Cold Weather is Here 1or fertilizer company to carry him thru another year when hi- strikes "Now’s the time to get your wood" a had year. If he had diversified, We have both OAK nnd PINE Ids chances would have been more OUR WOOD IS GOOD, numerous, lie would have had hoga OUR PRICE IS RIGHT and cattle, eggs and poultry to sell. He would Imvc had corn, potatoes, Phone 34 and ffive your etc. All of these tilings would help to tide over the had year. order before the Rush The farmer who grows a variety To get Prompt Delivery of crops and has livestock on *his farm will he aide to convert much of his crops into meat and milk nnd or See J. T. ALLEN 50c per pound eggs nnd at tin* same time turn back 11 1 G. Seventh 91. to tbo soil valuable plant food for future crops. This is a gcncrnl Next to Princess Theatre pprnetice farmers must follow, if they want to live at home and bonrd For olHce supplies, stationery, etc., at the same place. The farm that IHI come to tho Herald office. gets a large portion of its food, food for man and beast and soil, from elsewhere, can hardly lie called a real farm. In order to carry stock thru periods when pastures nre scant, ample provision must lie made for storing feed. Corn cribs, potato bouses, hay mows or sheds, nnd soils nre necessary. The silo is possibly HOSE FOUR tbo most economical saver of feed for cattle. In It the entire nutritive ' BLISS TRIUMPH value of feed can be saved. Silage is succulent, furnishing green feed COBBLERS thru the winter months. 'It might tnko the place of tho pasture in sum- 1 This seed stock Is especially selected Maine Grown,’ mer during droughts. e..___^ r i „ l . l „ r ___ e___ _ m i . , . . » . . FRUIT CAKE WOOD \ ROUTH BROS. BAKERY Seed Potatoes Ladies and Gentlemen, use tho phone tomorrow if you wish to rido to your voting precinct. Cnll 1000, and politely you will bo carried to tho booth and home ncrnln. 11 PECK BAGS Ask for Prices C o m p an y \ FLORIDA �, ■. \ . ; JjJjN THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921 PAGE FOUR SOCIETY BUSINESS AND PROFES­ SIONAL WOMEN’S CLUB ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■MB IB■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Hip Trimming The Business and Professional MRS. FRED DAIKKit, Society Editor, Womens' Club held n well attended, Phone 217-W enthusiastic meeting In their new I f 7 (ill h n v r m i 7 fr ie n d s v is it in g 7 0 U — If 7 0 11 nrr g o in g »i» 7 wrhere o r ru in in g club rooms on Monday evening. fctimr, op U run u rr e n lr r t n ln ln g . ix r llr These rooms are located over the ■ in. 1 to I rnrd to th is d ip n r in ir n t, g iv in g d e ta ils . or Ir lr h n o n r Ih r llr m . II w ill First National Bank and have been b r g r r n ll 7 n p iir r c ln lr d . most chnrmingly furnished by an SOCIAL CALENDAR nhlo committee. Some of the filmishings were donated or loaned by Wednesday—Mrs. Robert Ilinea will various members and some purchased entertain the members of tho Semi­ by the club. These ciuh rooms will nole Bridge Club nt her home on be a great convenience for tho busi­ Pnrk avenue, at 11:00 p. m. ness women and girls of Snnford, as Wednesday—Business meeting of tho thoy combine a rest room where Woman’s Club at tho Club rooms nt members may go any time with B:00 p. m. their friends. Thursday—Mrs. II. J. Holly will en­ At tho meeting last night, Mrs. tertain at her homo on Park avenue Loonnrdi, the president, presided over nt .1:00 p. in. complimenting Miss a full business cnlnnder which includ­ Norma Herndon. ed reports of officers and committees, Thursday—Mrs. I,. C. Kolb will enteramendments to constitution, etc. Tho tnin the members of the Every club voted to cooperate with the Week Hridgo Club nt her homo on movement now on foot to securo a Parke avenue at three o'clock. county health nurse. Thursday—Barn Dance at the Parish After tho business, hot Cocoa was House at 8:00 p. rn., under the aus­ served. pices of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. BAPTIST BAZAAR Thursday—Barn Dance at Parish House, 8 p. m„ auspices of Brother­ The ladies of the Baptist church hood Saint Andrews, Friday—Mrs. Geo. DeCottcs will en­ will hold their annual Bazaar next tertain at bridge complimenting Friday and Saturday, December 10th Mrs. .1. E. Urousa, of Vancouver, II. and 17th, the place to he announced C,p th evguost of Mrs. B. W. Hern­ later. don and Mrs. Frank Hour, of Augus­ DANCE AT PARISH MOUSE te, Gn., the guest of Mrs. T. I.. Du­ mas. The guests including mem­ I Hip trimming wsms to b« tbt challenge tho creator of suits Is The members of the Brotherhood of bers of the Fortnightly Club. at the woman who would Friday—Mrs. George Chamberlain Si. Andrew will give an old-fashioned I flinging b* avails. Wblls soma dsslgnsrs Friday—Methodist church will hold dance Thursday evening at 8:01) at "hav« a hsart" In creating suits their annual bazaar at tho old stand the Parish House, All kinds of dam--, ihst stout women van wear, many of tbs best models show ths short es will he on the programs, waltz, of Mrs. Cates on First street, coat with fantasies of fur and rip­ two step, lancers, quadrille and in fact will entertain the members of the pled fur band* over ths M pt Sul Iio Henson Chapter, D. A. It., nt all of the dances we used to enjoy. luncheon ul her home at Daytona Good music will lie furnished and ev­ Beach, and will also entertain a t a eryone is invited to attend. The price PLEA FOR THE SMALL BIRDS reception for the Snllio Harrison of admission Is very small, and every- Wri t er Cnlla Attention to Their Vast Chapter and the Abigail- Bartholo­ mc is urged to come nut and help tile Services in Slaying the Ravages mew Chapter, Daytona, in the af­ hoys make this dance a success. of Insects. ternoon. Saturday—Mrs. B. A. Newman will BAZAAR \N |) CHICKEN SUPPER. lie is no sportsman, and a \urdnl sort of litilrlmr. who slnml-> Hie entertain at bridge at her home on East Fourth stoct, at three o’clock The 1,miles of tile Methodist church >n..ill birds, which no stn/ieh ot In complimenting Miss Norma Hern­ will hold their annual bazaar Friday gen ally mil bring within Hie definition of game. don. innl Saturday at tin* old stand of Mrs.' In Mime European countries -ii- h Saturday Children's story Hour at Cates on First street. Saturday even­ 'booting Is In imii -pol l, iilt'l - -n - ini tho Central Park at four o'clock. ing the ladies will serve a chicken sup­ m l g r u n t s l i m e b r o u g h t l i e l>u. 1,11 Saturday l.atiies of the Methodist per. with tb*-in. All hooters and > Church will hold tlici bazaar and men -leaibl illsei.in age. or uln chicken supper at the old stand of slide, without reselling to ton •• e METHODIST HV/AAR meu-iiies, pul a stop io such bin -b i; Mrs. Cates. The Mill odist indie, will hold Alai that tun -Imp!) be< a . we ■■ e A. .1. Danielle, of Tampa, is in the llu ir Chrhtmas Bazaar I’ridty and to. and -ea Mile tell; i|o life i . . • o' and see the little tilings about, fill city transacting business. Sal .i da::. December fit Ii, .and Ifll’n, in also fei'iio -e id the net mil hem Ills tb 1 huiiding recently vaeati-d by Mrs. till') route! upon lulliilUllU. Miss M, A. last reel, of Denmark, S. Cates. .Michelet, tin* French nninrnllsi and (’., is spending some time here at the Ills' III lull, >lt)s III Ills "III-eel Life" The "Something Different" offered .Montezuma. by the Methodists will be hand made Hint If all the birds weri tlt'tiiiicd loan eenbl mu lire mi tar h i.cnc limn Colonial Hugs and a full line of doll nine years, lie believed llml without Dr. and Mrs. E, D. Brownlee and clothes in assorted sizes. birds in cheek the ravages of Ite-co s, Mrs. Clifford Peabody and little Gail There will he, also, many beautiful the Insecls would tlr't de-lioy tile are spending the afternoon in Orlan­ hand made articles, suitable for glowing erojis of grain. II"iI Hie grits* do. Christines gifts, and a table of homo and the foliage, which would leave baked pastry, bread and rolls. 21!)- nothing on which Io feed cnlllo, hogs, sheep or pouliry. I lie crops haring E. .1. Miller, A. A. Casady, T. 0. Ite, been deslroyed, all domestic ualumls Michael and C. P. Milk- r arc a party would perish fur want of food, and from Staunton, Vn., touring this line PIPE ORGAN CLUB uinti in Ids cMrciu tr. in a harri-n and state. * ilesolate world, would he drheti to the The Pipe Organ Club held a very necessity of living euiliely on tish. W. S. .tones, representing the Rob­ delightful meeting Monday after- i When tli«* supply of il-h wa» e\liau>ii*d inson Neckwear Co., of Atlanta, Ga., noon, Miss Martha Fox being the lie would starve. Montreal Family is in the city calling on Ins local cus­ Herald. hostess at her home on Oak Ave. tomers. i After a short business session, dur­ ing which the Rummage Sale Coin- PROVIDED hErt WITH FORTUNE Miss Lillie Honour or Charleston, mitu.(, r„porte,| „ slim>f,Hfll| aa|e S. . who has spent He past month hol(] hlHt Saturday and the club de­ effective Answer of I rich Judge to Defendant's Pien In Elreuc'i of ns the guest of Mrs. 1 I. Dumas, is j (.{,M to hold « cake sale at some Proem, j Suit. popular place down town about two ... . . . . . ! <*nys before Christinas Day. The Irl-ti legal eeleln ty, .1U''*:e Murphy, .Sidney < hose, who is associated in meeting adjourned to the social hour. mentioned by .ftnl-te Itedilll ,li "lle.'iih business with his uncle in .taeksoiiFancy work and conversation serv­ lection- ot tin lr -h .led ,e. ii . it*.'i'll vlilc, is spending a few days here i very elleeihe cl ur.tc to a Jury in an with Ids parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. ed to pass away n v r y pleasant hour ■>‘Iton |*i*r breach ul pr.ii t! e. The at tho conclusion -if which, the defendant wu> not e'.atoliud, and the Chase, hostess served a most delicious re­ bulge I'limincatetl n, ugly <m tins lacl. Me whs interrupted by III" pr.desl of Tim many friends of Mrs. S. M. freshment course. The Club meets next Monday llie delcndaiit, Lloyd will regret to learn that she "Vou tinvi* no rigid t<> -n> iluti, my with its president, Mrs. C, J. Ryan, continues quite ill at her home on lord ; sure I want* d to i e c ntiilned Pnrk avenue. All join in wishing her at her home on West 1st. St. mill my counselor wniihln'i let me.' a speedy recovery. "All rigid, in) iiiuii." wild the CHICKEN SUPPER lodge; "•’nine Up Oil llie table ll IIII lie sworn. Why didn’t you many the Dr. and Mi S, W. Walker left lids The Methodist ladles will serve nil'll" morning for Orlando where they will "Because she hadn't llie fortune I attend the conference of the Methodist another one of their delicious chick­ winded, m) lord." en suppers Saturday night. See how ehureh. A number of Sanford people "Mow lunch was Mini 7" good it sounds. are also attending the conference, "Five hundred pounds, no less," Menu "lieiitleineii of llie Jur>." said the Roast Chicken, with dressing and Judge, concluding Ills charge, "jmi will Among those attending the Vespers service at Enterprise .Sunday after­ Cranberry Snuce. Creamed potatoes Hud fnr ibe pliilntllT live hundred noon from Snnford were Mrs. A. T. with gravy. Hot Rolls, Pickles, pounds damnges. Now sir (to llie de Rosslter, Mrs. A. E. Hill, Judge and Celery, Assorted pie, Cheese anil hot fcmlaiit). she lias Hie furl line you wind." Mrs. L. G. Stringfdlow, Mrs. I.c coffee. IMO-tti'. Gutte, Mrs. J. N, Robson, Mrs, Alex Price 7fie. HARDING TO DELIVER Vaughn and Rev. A. N. Peek. .lust received full Him of army goods REGULAR ANNUAL MESSAGE Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, —nrifiy officers’ shoes, tents, tar palTO CONGRESS IN PERSON U. W. Turner, Ill'll Palmetto avenue, inns, rots ami mattresses fnr cuts. All the happy parents of a little son who grades blankets, khaki breeches, hats WASHINGTON, Dee. 5.—Presi­ come to their home Sunday, Uoecmber caps, leggins, etc. (-all and seo our dent Harding announced to-day he 4th. May little Walter ever be a Joy real bargain prices.—Thrasher & would deliver regular annual mctmngo and source of comfort to bis food par­ Garner, 210-Ctc to congress in person at twelve thirty ents and the happy home in which tomorrow. God placed him. The world news the day it happens, Ictivcred at your dour each evening, ILLINOIS!*} GOVERNOR ifie ibe week. FACES TRIAL TODAY FOR EMREZZLEM ENT WAKEGAN, Ulinoise, Dec. Ii.— Govurnor Small and Vernon Curtis, Grant Pnrk Banker, to-day opened their fight uguinst trial under con­ spiracy, for embezzlement and confi­ dence game indictments returned at' |Give a ^ e a l Gift S ' This Christmas The Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida S : i■ ■ Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5, 1921. s ■ ■ ■ ■ Santa Claus, Care of Seminole County Bank, ' Sanford, Florida. Dear Santa Claus:— ■ s ■ ■ ■ a jj « n n 1 M I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me for every day of his life. s Kindly start a Saving’s Account in his name with the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ ing* on Christmas eve. 5■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow when I explain how his savings will be increased by the interest added by your bank. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Hold me responsible for seeing to it that Johnny has something to add to his account every week. When he is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I think lie’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That will be a REAL gift. Your old pal, DAD. a B ■ ■ n 11 a a M n ■ a n a ■ ■■■nancinnHanc!H»nHnnnaiiaiit!DnannaMHaNtiNaunn MHHnanttBnaDHCinBBnaanBMHHH*j!n(isMa u tm a a a ia Employment Bureau The Vocational Committee of the Bus­ iness and Professional Won: n’s Club requests all young Wo-ten desiring employment to register at the First National Bank, and business men roHiring help to consult register. I GUARANTEED 30x3 30x3% 32x31/u 31x4 34x4 SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE. Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street S' a m M m Non-Skid $ 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 Elder Springs Water Co. SANFORI) -------- fl Electric Heaters fur the hath, hi’druum and Nursery Edison Mazda Lamps Fur Brighter Light FLORIDA W E HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS « ANY PART OF TOWN. ON TERMS TO SUIT YOU g 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. 1 If you have some money, will build one or two houses. Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the game now. IB Fidelity Tires 1$ We invite the public and all users of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring and in our method of handling its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. (’all phone .'ll 1 and have a bottle of this water sent you and protect your health. AMERICAN BEAUTY and HOT-POINT J ■ Electric Irons S B 8.50 r Cleanliness is next to Godliness The Ford people of Sanford ns well as the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. Orlando. Fla. $ 'H M W. R. Link Tire Co. r 1018 West First Street 10.00 hirsts and Guaranteed Gasoline from visible pump. Accurate measure. Oils and Greases We give tickets with each purchase, good for Ii per cent In trnde Phono IH1-J M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY AGENT V �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1921 PAGE THREE LEGION POST TO GIVE A BIG BENEFIT RECITAL pinoss, ho has charming personality, ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF and the knack of winning his audience GOVERNORS TODAY the very momont ho appears beforo AT CHARLESTON them. Sixteen years spent under tho most exacting masters in France and CHARLESTON, Dec. G.—Governor Italy have brought Haynes to tho Cooper, South Carolina, welcomed place in life where ho con Judge tho visiting Governors and their parties level of his audience and sing to and at opening session thirteenth annual lift from that level. There is nothing LAWRENCE HAYNES, AMERICAN conference of Governors to-day. of tho stiff-necked soloist about Mr. Conference will ndjourn Wednesday TENOR, TO APPEAR IN SANHaynes singing—he does not sing and visitors will to Washington FORD DECEMBER 9TH numbers people cannot understand— to ho entertained nt White House he sings the kind of songs people want Thursday. The local post of the American Le­ sung to them—and he singa them hot­ gion intends to offer Sanford an a t­ ter than they huvo, ever been sung Olfice supplies of nil kinds nt Thtractions that is of the very highest before. Hcrnld Printing Co. When you wan class and the present indications point M. Gabriel Picrno, Director of the toward Friday evening, December 9th world's greatest musical organization, anything in this linn see The Herald as tho date of tho social and musical The Colonnc Grand Orchestra, said: We have it cr can get It. event of Sanford, this year a t loast. Haynes sings the music of your j Lawrence Haynes has made a repu­ heart strings” while tho Grcnt Mary tation abroad, ho has been so very Garden unstintedly praised Lawrence Removal Announceme’t successful that ho hus not attempted Haynes and came to Paris to hear him interpret the grand role of JOHN J. HIRT, M. D. "Parsifal" which role was created by and Chiropractor Mr. Haynes in the Paris production, an honor never before given any Am­ whose offices for the past year wore erican artist—that of creating a role located at tho Seminole Hotel and nt in a French grand production. Mr. 107 Ninth nvenue, Sanford, has mov­ Haynes is hailed as the greatest Am­ ed into n larger place which is being erican tenor and his appearance in equipped ns tho Snnford Sanitarium, Sanford in the interest of the Camp- located nt 1009 Union Street or Sec­ bell-Lossing Post of tho American Le­ ond street East. gion is certainly an event that will warrant the support of all music lov­ ers as well as the friends of the Le­ Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted gion. an American tour until this year when he will fill n limited engagement in ten cities, Sanford, by reason of the of Mayor John W. Martin, of Jack­ sonville, will he given a plnco in tho itinerary. Tho program for the en­ tertainment at tho High School Audi­ torium is carefully selected and will include several compositions of the most noted composers. Mr. Haynes is of course, the star, but ho will be surrounded by the necessary talent to round out one of tho finest recitals over presented in Florida. Haynes is a Floridian and though his triumphs have all been nbrond, ho is anxious to greet a Florida nudience, ho is also deeply interested in tho success of ev­ ery undertaking of the American Le­ gion and when informed of the pur­ pose of the Sanford engagement— willingly reduced tho torms to a point where they simply cover expense of the engagement. Lawrence Haynes Is perhaps the world's highest paid tenor—he has made his reputation, ha is n man of great personal wealth and is endowed with a voice thnt is most wonderful, lie is unassuming and radiates hnp- TWO PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDE AT HR VAN ATIIYN MANY ARE KILLED MORSE (JOES AROARD LINER AHEAD OF OTHERS WHO SAIL FOR U. S. f ?y T Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y •Y Y Y •Y Y Y T Y Y T Y T fT Y tr ■ B ■ g EFFICIENCY OF PRODUCTION IS AS [ ESSENTIAL ON THE FARM AS i IN THE FACTORY PIANO CO. Member Federal Reserve System Every clay the farm and grove operators of the South are becoming more and more awake to the need of modern labor saving machinery and efficient, business-like methods. The facilities, methods and equipment of this bank are modern, efficient and complete to the last detail. The safe-guarding of the funds entrusted to our care, the prompt dispatch of the intricate banking affairs of our thousands of customers demand that they be so. We Invite You to Make This Your Banking Home IFirst N ation al B a n k A COMMUNITY lUIIUDKIt SAVE YOU MONEY PROGRESSIVE : STRONG Write ua Empire Hotel Block i F. P. Forster, Pres, CONSERVATIVE B. F. Whitner, Cashier ORLANDO, FLORIDA FINE FURNITURE Y Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y H ■ ■ Optometrist-Optician Opp. Postoffice Try a Herald Want Ad today. 52 TOM MOORE PHILADELPHIA, Dec. G.—Two Rending passenger trains collided nt We Appreciate Your Business Paper Mills station, near Bryn Athyn to-day. Reports to all railroad of­ Frnmcs Repaired Lenses Duplicated ficials so far are indefinite but indi­ cated loss of life. Early reports from wreck said about nine persons were killed and nearly twenty injurcd.One report plnced dead at possibly fifteen. Head on collision between l01'11* trains, HARVE, Doc. 6.—Charles W. Morse whose return to tho United States on Steamship Paris, requested by Attorney General Dnughtrey was granted permission to bnnrd liner at one P. M. todny, five hours ahead of other passengers. " —----------The ^Perfect (jift From every standpoint, furniture is the perfect gift—the one gift that is never tired of—never relegated to the land of forgotten things a short time after Christmas 1 And because of the value furniture gifts represent, at today’s really low prices, they will be in greater demand than ever before. Our entire store is a veritable “shop of gifts.” Come in now while our stocks are complete and see what wonderful g ilt suggestions we offer. Y O U ’LL find something here for Mother, Father, Hubby or Wife. And such beautiful designs. You may make purchase and arrange with us for delivery any time that suits you. You’ll be surprised at the Great Saving at this store in prices. Terms to thrifty buyers. Most liberal discount for cash. RUGS For Every Room in the House For the “Kiddies” We have a fine selection of tables and chairs in old ivory finish. Beautiful Rockers. We have Tricycles, Wagons, Kiddie-Kars and Dolls Go-Carts in the latest styles. * Sanford Bed Room Suites Wouldn’t she bo happy to got n now Bedroom Suite for. Christmas? Can you think of a more practical, useful lasting gift? Just the suite she wants is here and the price is no more thnn you'll he glad to pay. In fnct, such values have not been shown since 1915. All the popular styles and newest finishes aro hero for your selection. j [; | - �rr»r«TF O T f-tl '1 f A 'A ct t; m THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921 FOUR i! '■ up »n 'iu ^ L t j i i i i i 'i iiQlJ lij-tiigHgr —tho cat* thVTiawIt.'ihe^kailgaroo? occurred. It wna only a friendly riv- you wnnt, if they haven’t done so nl“ l l l ' . q I >:1 I t ' l l f t i : Hi J . K K l o C I (H i ____ _ . . . ___________ Whoh’ Cicopntfn ’snHcd away to meet alry for tho' liosscssion of an office ready. «*M7 iftITMN MMfl K i 4>7 41 TfcS that moirtis frothing but hard work an d . They have not built up their busl- Marc pn a summer day, woro you .HanM BolUiaa, 1*7 l i n i l l i I n i x m! coWponftation and‘nowr th a t'll f* ness’ by ehehting or profiteering, there, gnrbed a* wort her1 girls—h h U H i fWrii* s i over there should be no hard feelings. ’They have done it by hdnosty and fair sfieet, n smile, it string tit1 peAris? HEKALD PRINTING CO,, lac. Elcctliita hro In ilrilor add they cottdj dljbliiig with their fellow-townsmen When l’haronh saw tho open1Ben Which FPBUMPOMI round every year and it-is a srhall. through eleven month*’ of the year. sobinod to'lend to* victory, w ere you' HOLLY ____ Bailor hikn indeed, who will hold a grudge Pair dealing in1turn Wbtild give them the only one with him thnt hnd' sufi J. LILLARD-.SiereUry-Treiimrer against nhother about an olection af­ tho' benefit bf the hig'm onth’s shop- ficent sense to -swim ? WhonNeYo, nlntr.' ' * ‘ !' 'lf figuring on his show, commenced to We will not say “Do Your Christmas Shopping. A. NCEL J;J.:....;..0*nenU M anafkf t e r ’tKb1 election iS' bVor. Wo spend ping. In tho m atter of prices they will be rosin up his bdW,' can you retail tho too much time in Sanford over trifles; Early.” Too many have said it before and.it 1b al­ C, L IRWIN We spdnd too much time knocking and nbl6 to do ns'well 6r better than deal tune n-right? Was it "Hot time in' CIRCUIA* 10* MA*iOE u most a joke. Hut we can say without fear of jok­ When Bacon hot enough boosting. We put in too ers who are further away. If any th ’ town tonight?" Phott 148 up to 6 P.' M ing or contradiction that if you have been saving Mam * m'w» — iwllwtLq much tihie takirlg up tho smaller tiling goes Wrong, they art* a t hand wrote his Shakespeare lore did you ■it your money through1 our plan’ that doing ybur sell tickets at tho door7 And help istisa M m is M i n n things in life and not enough investi­ to remedy m atters., I ni ■ I • «I ■# *• *• tlaiMtM* An tho local merchant prospers, tho him sharpen up his quills to tell tho gating tho larger ones. Elections are Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because D tlltu M la OHy hr Owrt« .community prospers. 'Patronise tho world of countless ills? 1 really can necessary evils but they are bound to you will have that nest egg from which to draw. InI timttOM ..............tmuttll 0 44t4 not understand how you put "Zu’’ in home donlerl—Gainesville Stln. come nnd wo are bound to exerciso kl« 11* W U M I Wn Ui I«nM aa> —IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE'— -----— ---------- ----Zululand; but if you say you aro tho ■ m il h a lM U Oraaty u l U yeklleW our frnnchlse nnd vole for tho men wo It comes to* you with full force that you have not crfltok’who broke thd Monto Carl6 bank want In office. Thnt is the right of b m n i g h l k i k i k i k im " ' 1 beeh saving as you should. ^Fhere Is nothlng gives —or played tho role of Juliet with every man and should not cause any ember of The Associated Press Romeo' yoiif oni biat' bet—of 'efossed hard feelings with any one. Forget you so much indepertd'ence as it Bank Account. J! tho plains with Brigham Young—or it. Election is over, Come in <imlilcf us tell you about it. Christmas ----------- „----------saw the rock'that' Dlfvid flung When i . ij.gs it home lo you with full force: ho laid old Golinh low—or advertised Hy a Sanford Celery-Fed TOO MUCH EMPHASIS CANNOT Election Day. Napoleon’s show-^-or told friend Jonah Man HE PLACED UPON EDUCATION. f. r * Ho would fail to rent aparthients in _____ j r 'i * Spems to be a itefious matter. tl10 whale; no matter whkrt yod"iriay Ki*4ltikiSiMNl|l Education is a broad experience. ----------- o----------declare, it’s truel' So help Vnel 'I wnh Has even stopped Christmas shop- Tt|o opportunity to learn is extended What a wonderful " difference the there!—Thorn’ in Kissimmee G azettey .*1 rniril! ,?r. b * ' us long ns there is life. There is cooler weather rhni/cH. ,,\Vd dfteh no­ ^ .s* \ Do your voting early! u: J7 S’V ’ ----------- o----------no end to the possibilitica of knowl- ticed that about "coolers.” We could Lettuce weather, celery weather, edge. But tho ability' .to > a m (s ^ r i t e a s b ry about fjcdolqp” w0 M e $U Y DIRECT. ATRACOf nplng weather, nnd weather that TORY PRICES something thnt Is developed caslor ,ns money. Goodstock* Cbt'dh nnd Smlth’^feystem ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a— in youth than in the other seasons r >" ------ o----------President Harding will tell Congress Cards, Liberal adjustment on 10,000 From now until Christmas Is the o ' our years; therefore greater stress where they citn get off at today and ict mile basis. .......... • |n turn lurn will wjn seo Ht,0 that thn he does. ■rVerft’ season 1for husiperis of all is properly placed bpoii the educa- t|R.y they in NON-SKID CORDS, JOx.lFi......$‘J.40 rids.'-YOu can harvest j'our crop by tion of boys and girls. We are the oply ,flrnti ttyit manufneDetails are important in the earlier "T?rtl sing In the Herald. Patty Arbuckle had a mistrial while totes an Michigan nvenue in ‘ plain stages. Nothing can lie accomplished t others had a miscarriage of Justice, Now is the time 'for the merchants unless the student is fnmlliur w ith' h, any event’Fatty Ib out of th* pib- view of the pahlie, No better tire can of Sanforll'to go'lifter t^o Christmas these. A fter these are mnst**red ture gnino and tho world In general he bought at any price. Send ensh With order and wg guarantee to sat-1 jdo with a vengeance. And tho way , education is an unending process,' has "Happed" on him. isfy you. Agents wanted. to Ifo lifter |t iA'tt/ tnko spate in the Ah individual can have passed ** -------You Can Find the Name of, Every I^iye Pro»Jly shd W e e k ly 'IK tild .............. . 'j through a thousand experiences and Election todny need not stop tho goodstock Cord Tire* Co. Chicago, III. ----------- O'---------| befen made wiser by contact with wheels of progress In Sanford.’’ All lion S. Mich. Avc. fessiohal and fiusiness Man in i« W « Mt Bob Holly says: “In looking through them, but if he cannot read or write those who have been busy with elec­ * | — " ' • . tjl nr*.* id It'll i e j I New York catalogue of ladies’ wear- it cannot be possibly said ho is cdu- tion can now retiro on their laurels Sanford, in This Column n.n u j K7! „,n , \ | ng apparel tho otHimt day”—For the ented, He lacks the fundamentals— and wait for another olection to bloslove of Mlko,- 'is that new form of and these'are ail-im portant.' ' Hom out again. illscment in Sanford?—ReportorNo person was over educated by LAWYERS CONTRACTORS ta t. Not a now form’of nnulsement, more school attendance, nor can a . <----;i-—i—i. . ..I__U__L-Jii. A physician says that fresh nlr is FACTORY TO USERS old "dear, hut decidedly the safest. college make a genius out of a num­ the best food which prohnhly accounts S. O . S h ifih o ls e r George,A. QeCottes ^ 1 ----------- o----------PRICES skull. Much depends upon the indi­ for the bubbles in bread and the holes T 1* -* ' f * Whether Frostproof is really frost- vidual. But schools and colleges are in doughnuts. Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder proof is the subject of much discus­ the centers of technical education, an NOW OPEN Over Sdmlnols Conti ty Bank SANFORD FLORIIM sion between the Highland News and essential factor in the reckoning; and SANFORD -sFLORIDA Having noted tho."Ask Mr. Foster" ----AT----the Haines City Herald.' And they’re the greater educational movements 1Hi»nH 0Vl’r K1,,r,da wt’ ,,ow kn”W that using rather warm words for so cool a spring from the schools and colleges, Sanford Construct’n moans ask our Mr. Poster if ho inSi Jr.* subject,—Tampa Times. That’s easy! HARTFORD BATTERY CONTRACTORS AND RUILDKRS the importance of which cannot u> run for tho b-gislature again, I<% There is no frost line in Florida. possibly be over-rated, for in them “Battfcry Insurance’* (Manes and Specifications ChcerfutW the seeds of knowledge are planted. n,lW UI* suites Attorney DeFurnished Headlines say that "Doctor.*Will He Sold and Serviced by Ail Work Guaranteed The home is the greatest universb' Cottv* l" Htriku “ s',ark from fiPnrkQuizzed on Use of Alcohol as Medi­ man since Hugh Ims thrown down the II. T. FACE ' P. O. Flu* !»t Edw. Higgins, Inc. cine." Wltat do doctors know about ty ever established. It is, or should gauntlet to officials ami grand jury.* lie intimate and sincere in its rela­ alcohol ? Might Just n* well ask the SERVICE STATION Haight & Wieland Four Hoarse Men of the Apothecary's tions, thereby being more direct nnd This column of fun and nonsenso is more understanding in its influence. ■107 West First St. Shop (or was it the Four Horsemen The church iB also an educational open to the public and if you have of the Apocalypse?). GARAGES Elder Springs Water institution, Its appeal being to the anything to contribute to tho humor­ We cut out the jobbers, the ous side of life in Sanford semi it 99.98% PURE .salesman ami three•• or four othClerk of Court, II. M. Robinson says nobler impulses in the human breast. Smith Bros. Garage « * • i, •* along. Our renders want to laugh and Phone 311 -W Sanford, FU The schoolhousc, however, is recog­ th u t 1.ona Clarke is tho first person er profits nml deliver your Tires Expert Repatrlng gh»w fat. to ko from the Orange County Court nized more generally ns the symbol ,*iV / OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES -------■< arid Tulips direct from the facto Chattahoochee. Well, courts do not of education, nnd indeed the results Onk and First . With Apologies to Lena LORD’S PURITY always get their lints on straight. Or: of its’ Works are to be seen on every toiy through Oh, Lena, in our hours of toil, how Inndo still Ims the Drossier Twins and hand. The American Legion Weekly WATER BIH' Glenn, Walt Kssirigton, Fat in its current Issue offers n signifi­ come you trend on common soil? Since & Adam firAt with Eve would mess AS GOOD AS TH& BEST Begins, Jnek Hughes, C. K. Howard cant definition in these words; about her simplo style of dress, yuu’vo ami Josiab Ferris to fall buck on. You Dally 8crrice | phono 197 GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL I *nm of many-storied stone, soar­ worn that noted gingham plaid; some Jiovtnr can tell. t. MAKES OF C A R S \ ing above busy city thoroughfares, or ’ I A)i .-------»•-' I am a mere cluster of weather-beat­ have affirmed 'twas all you had; but Fatty Arbuckle had the mistrial en boards in a wilderness' thnt is that was merely venting spite—you Old Ford Gtrngo _j W«st First SL SANFORD NOVELTY th at' the Herald prophesied yesterday trncklesH savo for the path lending to are no gingham kid—that’s right. Tho a t a tre m e n d o u s s a v in g f 1 rr.1ri7i*~Ji ter^ i pt you mny HaJ^you Were'a goat to wehr and it was no surprise to those who my door, WoRKd Geo. W, Knight old Esau’s ihairy ount; I best remem­ have been watching the proceedings. I nm the guardian of the hopes of 1Q,000 MILE CORDS T, <’ I A s ‘to whether Fatty is guilty or not every generation, and I nm true to ber you, forsooth, when, clad in garb *f* H- *» • ■« *• i< i ' • Real Eataie and Insurance V. C. COLLER,;Prop. of lusty yputh, you helped Horatius DO NOT HUY TIRES UNTIL SANFORD ii, .*.** ^ nafhOMUA •will nlways remain a mystery* but it my trust. hew 'em down Aipon tho bridge thut led did not seem that’ the1 prosecution General Shop and Mill In me all things aro equal; in me to town. When Dun .went in the lion's proved anything tangible a t’llio trial. YOU SEE, RAY BROTHERS are nrt distinctions among those who den—where, Lena, where, where wore However, Fatty is done for with the Work 1 eonie to me except the paramount you then? From out the Ark when who have one of the host equip­ AmPriran public. The vocational commlttco of the Busi­ distinction between those who are first 1t snt in offing on Mount Arnrnt, ness nml Professional Women’s Club ICONTRACTOR- and BUILDEU Proud to serve and those who seek did you come fortli with Ham and ped Filling Stations and Battery What a wonderful felow that man is requests all young women desiring 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FU only to be served. Service Stations South of AtlanShorn and lend yourself to aiding thum who “ never makes a mistake." You employment to register nt tho FIts| It is my duty not to tench, but in seeing Hint the stock-checked true In. G » , ................. | know him. We all have at least one National Bank, i( *■i < ( > t r TRANSFER on our acquaintance list. He cannot equally to learn; to keep perpetually AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman a light upon my altars, kindling them a conceive that it is human to err, mid ----- •--------t • ■ i—r-r^— ■ " “WE DELIVER;THE GOODS* thertforo he permits ho one, from his forever afresh from the inextinguish­ D. F. SUMNER Quick Service Transfer wifo ilown, to doubt anything he says able flame thnt burns in every young heart, the sacred fires of love of o r ’tfbes. A characteristic of this „ S to r a g e T t c i l l t l e s PAINTER mlglity mail is that lie insists on do­ knowledge and love of freedom and II WO please you, tell others; If no LET ME FAINT YOUR HOUSE ing everything that is to be done In love of country, for a-. I succeed, •i‘H us. Ph<Ria,49R Will OontH-it or Ttkf Jab by th. JIaur his vicinity because there's nobody America succeeds. 1 am tho true PRONE i l l 111 LAUREL AVE. who'enn do it right or, at any rate, as democracy. HOTELS I nm tho HchnolhnuHc. well ‘an he. We just simply bold our Sanford Machine Thu program for this ex­ This In education week in the breath in fear f what will happen to Hotel Montezuma tho community when ho diva. Of United States. Wo have so many ^ '"’Foundry Co. traordinary event in ■San­ course, everything will go to smash. 1 M I dilys nnd""wcekt»; thnt' one' Is ■ General Machine -«t\i Boiler Works “Snnford’a New Hotel” ford’s entertainment ; his­ Of course!— Funta Gorila Hiirald. liable'to'pans over theslgdlfjcertcs Af ! ■ Automobile Flywheel Stool Goar ILM U^ Per Day ----------- n----------- i >*V" them, rl»ut soiitf dost)rVo the 'careful ; J tory, will embrace a selec­ bands In stock Election will lie over hy the time consideration " o f ; the ifuhlic, ’ arid [' tion of famous numbers of Crnnk Shafts Re-turned this issue of the Herald is out and tyu certainly 'education, or anything sevk-1* '— ' * ■' 1 T*■ r ” -------------- ----— re nouned cbm posers. At no want all those who participated in the ink to stress the value of oduentioh, j S Sanford S^eam Laundry •lection to sit down tonight aAd ’r«J- should receive whole-honrtcd - en­ time ’will 'there he a tire­ solvo to forget all about the election couragement.- ' ' -lit.) ■;i FOR SERVICE some or dragging moment. and censu to remember that it tivdr j We need more education In Amori■ ’ • Cftll/l^G-J Haynes sings the Music of cnnlsm, in tho principals of citizen­ ■ ■ ship, In the really worth while thtnts a your henrt strings. Friday W, RAWL1NG. Prop. —nnd anything directed at this form ■ ■ evening the public will of education Is bound to reflect It­ ■ the Assortment of : self in the other forms of education. ■ / le iu y jjM ic ;vr t a u u ig j Acteyljene ^Welding ■ learn tho worth of an Am­ The people must be taught to appre­ A d HP; ALL KtNDkl 1it erican artist and the oppor­ ciate their own greatness, tho high Sanford Welding Co. purpose for which they were created; £ tunity is yours. Startf nnd realization of this gruutnesn and ' * Located In Bag 1 4 Md' Ot ik Avt> promptly at 8:30 p. m. this purpose must necessarily be fol- j }j ---------, ^ya-tL-tM ,i_-,. lowed by tho primnry essentials— ; ' ll - . thnt is schools nnd colleges,—J a c k -. > —At— INSURANCE * sonvlllc Metropolis. 1— ■---------- — ~ •FORD DAILY HERALD |°0piy, 17 more Days till Xmas PROFESSIONAL A P B U S H ® OF' SANFORD Co. Ray Brothers PURE WATER Ray Brothers .. Employment Bureau.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9TH & HAVE YOU SEEN FLORIDA SYRUP BASKETS Full gallon cans of new pure Florida Syrup, PATRONIZE THE HOME DEALER. ----------- [ High School Auditorium \ o «... i. i { S,1'T - . Do your Chrjntn^ns shopping early , | spins.Pw tN o. nip arid do it wlth.thA'horpo merclptnts. j £New 3'J' . .» )VJ 1 ” Talk with them.'givihg them-a chnneo j rnencan Phones W.4»4* to see in whnt directions your ta ste s ' i WBLAKA BLOCK lie. Talk with thorn early, so that ■ SECURE TICKETS NOW—Limited number—only 91.00 9. *9. 9 A •f 4 -they can lay in stocka of tho things L i i i s l i i i i mu i mmWb i ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■an Deane Turner N. Y; LIFE* INS. CO. ili' W. T.*ROHERTS, Agent ! i»»m 1.. .*.. BALL HARDWARE COMPANY « - ^ S tL Sanford Florida —Get your Scratch Pads from Th« Horgl^—*jy the pound—15c. v �..l BHfea . * V *-* *1 THE 8ANF0RD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER fl, 1921 1 .■ 1M ■ »« hUtle Happening* MTcnUttn df vtatten* In Brief t'srMonal Item* of Interest n n n n M be m bj n n In and About *£ The City of la h M M la THE WEATHER = . -------For* Florida: Fair tonight and Wednesday; possibly, light frost tonight in oxtremo North portion; slight|y wnrmer Wednesday. «a m fa lb bs n * bn bb b« bn bn ba to to Cold weather and election all at once. Very quiet and all ia well on tho St. Johns, Lettuce mnrkot) ia picking up since the cold wave struck the country. Got your apace in the Christmas ed­ itions of the Daily nrtd Woekly Her­ alds. <-------B. A. Howard hnB returned to Okoochobeo City after spending several days with his family here. Tho many friends of J. G. Ball wore glad to sec him out on tho street again today after a week's illness. hb ba ba ba ba ba bi ba N ba by ba bn to bn bat ba ba ba ba by bn to to ba bn i*t to ba ba ba by bn ba bn bn .< J n ,, L,j Captain B. M. Robinson, dork .of the circuit court, told n reprosontnonly* tivo of tho Ucporter-Stnr this morn­ ing that Lenn Clarke commitment to and Chattnhoocheo is tho first from his court that 1ms been mndo since ho Har­ hns boon clerk, or has had any con­ nection with tho office, nnd bin cncumbency dates back to 1801, thirty good long yenrs. Tho disposition of the defondant was so rare that nctunlly Mr. Robin­ son wnB at n loss to know how to handle It, nnd he was waiting this things morning for word from Judge An­ drews, to determine how to proceed. not Commenting upon tho disposition of tho case, Captain Robinson snld, "And In my Judgement this commit­ ment never should hnve been." ::Do you menn to say," ho wan BE SURE TO SEE THE EXCEPTIONAL NICE LINE OF ALL WOOL nuked, "thnt you consider tho womnn to bo sane?" SWEATERS "I cer;:i‘ily do," Cnp‘aln* Robins vi replied, vigorously. 4T "orsldcr' h jr to bo rr.ro, and to know perfectly woll tho difference between right and wrong.” Cnptnln Robinson, ns clerk of tho circuit court, was present practically J every minute of the trial, ami lmd nn r z / s s / z z a r r /M r / s excellent opportunity to observe Miss Clarke during tho long ordeal. The result of thnt observation Is, he con­ curs In the opinion of the trial Judge, C. O, Andrews, who declnred In the commitment issued Suturdny that Miss Clnrke was snno at tho Unio of the commission of the crime. I1ARN DANCE The sheriff's office was awaiting ... _ . , I'nrinh House Thursday December Robinson this W<m' fro™ tCa"[n Good time for everybody. morning before wiring to Chntthno- 8th. cheo for nn attendant to come nnd Come nnd enjoy yourself. 217-Gtc. escort MIrs Clarke to the asylum.— Reporter Stnr. The Herald office has n new supply First class bungalow on brick road. $250 cash, balance $50 of Christmas Post Cnrds, stickers, p e r month and Interest; or $500.00 cash and little smaller Christmas Message from Uncle Sam Christinas greeting cards, engraved payment per month. YOIJR OPPORTUNITY. Christians cards, stationery and Office of Postmaster General, everything in the line of Christmas -----------Can Suit you In any kind of Real Estate----------box paper. Hue Tho Herald stock Washington, Nov. 22, 1021. To tho Boys nnd Girls of tho United before Inlying elsewhere. Sunday, made a big hit and we heard one man say th at they lacked one thing1to make them as good as the Scotch Highlander Band, that was their dress, We bid to make the skirts for Felix Frank, old Haskins and G. C. Fellows. TEMPERATURE to to bn ba to ba ba ba ba ba ba to ba ba ba ba to ba ba by ba ba The Indies of the Baptist Church will hold their annual bazaar on F ri­ ba by by ba by by ba ba ba day nnd Saturday, December 10 nnd 17. Placo will bo announced later. 0. P. Swope, of Oviedo; Endor Cur-1 219-tfc lett, of Getievn, and C. W. Entzmingor, of Lnngwood, aro in tho city today Let the Herald Printing Co. do attending.the meeting of tho county your printing. Wo hnvo tho best nnd commissioners of which body they most complete job printing plant in are membors. thin part of the state. You wanted real engraved Christ­ See tho elegant display of Christman mas cards Inst yenr andeould not get cards at tho Herald office. Tho fin­ them in Sanford. You can get them est line of engraved cards that have this year at the Herald office. We ever been shown in Sanford. have the largest line of ongrnvcd cards ever brought to this part of County Commissioners aro holding the state. Herald office. their regular monthly meuting today in tin* court house with nil tho mcmDEATH MUS, RALPH CHAPMAN bers present. Minutes of meeting will be given later in tho Herald. The entire city was shocked this morning at the news* that Mrs. Ralph Rotary Club held their regular Chapman had died suddenly at her weekly luncheon today at the Valdez home on Tenth street. The death Hotel a t which several mntters of occured about seven o'clock lids importance were discussed and a gen­ morning and as the Herald goes to eral good time enjoyed by all tho press no arrangements have been membors. made for Cho funeral pending the a r­ rival of relatives. Mrs. Chapman The many friends of John Russell leaves a little daughter and n (hus­ aro glad to see him buck homo again band to mourn the loss of mother and after spending tho summer In the wife and the sympathy of the many northwest where ho wns engaged in u friends is extended to the heronved big npplo deal, no was accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Chapman, who will ones. We want the Sanford ladies to call and inspect some of the nice we have for Christmas Gifts for the man. Even though you are ready to purchase yet, you can have them put aside for you. : S a n fo rd , F la . BARGAIN IN NEW HOUSE . Reasonable Terms St ntos: Christmas is almost hero. Your groat post nffiru dopurtmont has a big Job itiiond ami nooda your help. Think what it moans to bo Santa Clause to our 100,000,000 people and to deliver Christmas parcels to every family in this great country within the short space of a few days and without disappointment. It can be done, and were going to dn it if we may have your help. 1 want to enlist tiie active assistance of ever yboy and girl in tiie schools of our country in getting parcels mailed this week to relieve the rush that comes directly before Christians. "Our postmaster has asked us to mail nur Christmas parcels ttiis week, spend tiie winter here with her son, for, unless we do Uncle Sam's load It would be much easier to pur­ may be so heavy the last few days Ralph Chapman, chase Christmas presents if we only before Christmas thnt he won’t be -Get your Scratch Pods from The knew what our friends are planning able to deliver all the presents by the Herald office. •v giv® us. Christmas Eve.” The pnreels must be well wrapped and tied nnd addressed plainly in ■ order that they may arrive in good ■ condition with their Christmnsy nppearance unspoil d. You can pul on ■ ■ your package. "Do not open until ■ ■ Christians.” ■ Better a week >enrly than u day late. If you enro a rap, wrap with care, Help to make Christmas happy. Mnll 'em early! make it snappy, ■ Early to buy—early to mail. ■ ■ Early to reach (lie end of the trail. ■ If you huvn’t been treated cour­ ■ ■ teously turn right around ami see ■ ■ the postmaster about it, ■ ■ We desire to servo tho public cour­ teously and well. Do these things nnd you will win the greatfu] appreciation of the people in your post office and espe­ cially your postmaster general, WILL II. HAYS.. "How does Chiropractic apply to the disease from which ■ I \ S.—Don’t forget to m ail, Christ­ I nmy be suffering?” is tho question which nearly every ■ mas packages this week. render asks. p A. Have your watches and Jewelry rc .mired at McLnulin’s. Two first class watch makers. Prompt service. MU-tfc 5 s : 3 Consultation and Analysis Free LADY ATTENDANT H o u rs 9-12 n. m . 1-fl p. m. Even Inga by Appointment | W. J. Kermode, D. C. ! Garner-Woodruff Bldg. Firat s t * °PP* Magno,,a ■ ■ w a 3 :■ s■ a C o n n e lly WHAT DOES YOUR BATTERY COST YOU PER MONTH? Every VESTA we ever sold outlasted it guarantee. FOR SALE FOR RENT—Forndalo Apartments, furnished or unfurnished. Son Mra. FOR HALE—Upright piano, good L. G. LovoIcbb, in Mcisch block, 305 condition, fur $100 cash, Intone East First St. Phono 295-L1 194tfc 103-J. 218-Otp FOR SALE—Eight room house with lintli, Immediate possession. Small NICE PLAIN SEWING done at 014 payment down, long timo on balance. Second street. 219-3tp Sou Lane or addross Box 782, DnyWANTED—Customers for freHh mtik, tonn, Fin. 100-Tu-Sat-4w morning nnd evening deliveries.—R. FOR SALE—Dining table, walmtFbetl L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 159-St-Ta and springs. Call 3US-J. 200-tfc 204-tfc FOR SALE—One Florence Automat­ WANTED—Salesman witli nbTlity, to ic 3-burner oil stovo with mantel develop ns a district munugcr. Sat­ and oven. Call 415-W. 204-tfc isfactory compensation to proper FOR SALE—One Daisy churn. Call party.—Trndors-Hydrn Vulcan Tiro 415-W. * 204-tfc Co., Traders Building, Chicago, 111, 218-ltp FOR SALE—Two story business building. Apply to tho owner, Klon *3 Pit to to Pa p i p*4 psj n Pm Arcs, 805 0th St. 205-tfc FOlt SALE—Cabbage and lettuce plants. Scu R. F. Crenshaw ut tho postoffice. 200-tfc FOR HALE oI T r e n t —8-roometi Large manufacturing company, man­ bouse, 1011 Oak uvu. Plume 283-J. ufacturing potato barrels, wish to **• 218-lfc tidilish brunch warehouse (a Sanford FOR SALE CHEAP—Gas range and and desire branch malinger who can wood range, 1011 Oak nvo. Phone invest $1,000.00. Address, P. O. Bur 283-J. 218-tfc 2504, Jacksonville, Florida. Upright piar.o in good condith/n, will sacrifice for $100 cash. Address Pa pn fcn Pa ha Pa Fa i*i m Box 352. 214-Otp WANTED Phone 189 SANFORD BATTERY SERVICE CO. L. A. RENAUI), Proprietor WANTED EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE I represent progressive, modern In­ surance old-lino companies nnd am prompt in rendering you export serv­ ice in securing for you just what you want in life insuranco on tho plan suited to your present and future need. Endowment, monthly income plans, mid automobile nnd flro in­ surance. Write or phono mo to call. W. J. THIGPEN. FOR RENT FOR RENT—2 furnished lied rooms'. Njtlco of Applicatiaa for Tax Deed Phono 437-W, corner Elm A Third Under Section 575 of the Gcnciul Street. 105-tfc BUY A LOT In Lane’s sub-division, Statutes of the .State of Floridn FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms for $25.00 cash balance $10.00 per Notico Is hereby given thnt S, F. light housekeeping 309 French. month.—E. F. Lane, The Real Estate 217-3tp Man, 218-Gtp Doudnoy, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 1045, dated the 4th day of Novem­ FOR RENT—Two furtdiliodH bed ber, A. D. 181)5, has filed said certi­ rooms, M m . W. F. Lonvitt, cornor Try a Herald Wnnt Ad today. ficate in my ufflco, and hns made ap­ Elm nnd Third. Phono 437-W. plication for Tux Deed to issuo in ac­ 2Mfo cordance with law. Said certificate FOR RENT—One furnishod bed cml races tho following described pro-1 room, also garage. 110 Laurel Avo. oorty situated in Seminole County, 109-tfc Floridn, to-wlt: W 1-2 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of N Wl-4 and E 1-2 of SW FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Park avenuo. 178-tfc H of SW 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sec, 22, Tp. 81 S; Range 29 E. 10 acres. Tho FOR REbJT—Suburban homo7 — c a i Dependable Service said luntl being assessed nt tho date 308-J. 107tfc of tho issuance of such certificate in m i RfeJNT—Two furnished bod the name of Unknown.' Unless, said rooms, Gil Park Avo. 212-tfc We do square, certificate shall bo redcumod accord­ FOR RENT—Two or ' three room ing to law Tax Deed will issue there­ straight-forward ' housekeeping apartments, 719 Oak on on the 4th day of January, A. D. Avo. 218-Gtp Repair work and 1022. f ’ ■\ FOR RENT—2 furnished rooms for “WE DO IT FOR Witness my official signuturo nnd light housekeeping, 200 East Third seal thiB the 29th day of Novomber, LESS” 3t. 219-2tp A. D. 1021. FOR RENT—Light housekeeping (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, rooms, 205 Park Avo. glB-Gtp Clerk Circuit Court, Foot of First S t Sominole County, Fla. t'6 R RfilW—tfwo furnished rooms. 11-20-fltc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. 0. Inquire G09 Palmetto avo, 219-6tp SANFORD AUTO EXCHANGE J LOST_____ LOST- Golf bag, con­ taining sticks and the barrel of a gun, Satur­ day afternoon. Reward if returned to Philip R. Andrew, Celery Avenue. Phone 371-Q 208-tfc LOST—Between Methodist church and Ico plant, brown suit cas«, with J. S.. D. on leather, Finder roturrt to Herald Office, and recolyo re* ward. 218-tfo, :f>, ' i i n ATTENTION MEMBERS OF m TUB AMERICAN LEOK ~"XU members of tho American Lei. , gion are requested to bd presont at Ua« ‘ regular meeting Thursday, Decembet 8th, a t 8 p. m. nt the court houio, L. F. ROPER, Post Commander* K. R. MURRELL, Jr., Adjutant. 218-2U ■ -------------------- ------ ,. , NEWBERRY’S DRUG STORM Phone 96 •.'CS* -A- -J-f! I M n u a i i*- *. 'J/VLV-W t it Classified advertisements, .1 cents n line. Nn ml tnken for less.than 25 cents, and positively no rlnssific d ads charged to anyone. Caah must nccompnny nil orders. Count five words to n line and remit ac­ cordingly. | The nerves that radiate from the spinal nerve exists ot / ■ tho backbone, reach every organ of tho body. It follows then ■ that misalignments affecting any of these nerves, when cor- ■ 3 rected by Chiropractic adjustments, will effect favoiably g any organ of the body roachod by those nerves. P. [W h y T his Battery 1La s ts iw ic e as Long ■ ■ NO MATTER WHAT YOUR AILMENT IS,.doriot think your case Is hopeless, until you havo tried CH1ROI UALIIL Spinal Adjustments. What it has done for others It will do for you. Do not through ignorance of this wondeifui science, shut the door to your ultimate happiness and ru iu . PAGE ., THE BAND CONCERT to ta ta to to to to to to The Sensible cRoad to Health < !H IM i ..................... ■ lllllllllM llllllllllllllllg lg llllllllg lg lllllllllllllllllg g illllllllllllg ll, LENA IS FIRST PERSON ■ TO GO TO CHATTAHOOCHEE FROM ORANGE COUNTY COURT ■ Summary of lb* Plotting Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Itcadera Election Day and tho ther­ mometer day to 05. It gen­ erally runs down low on election day nnd tho spirits of some of the boys will run oven lower tomorrow after it is nil over. However, tho old town will * ramble right along regnrdloas of who is elocted and with the present fino wenther nnd tho lettuce crop coming nnd better prices on the wny and cold weather for Christmas shopping why should wo worry7 And did you over stop to think thnt nobody is starving to death or freezing to donth in thiB bailiwick? 5:10 A. M. DEC. 6, 1!)2I Maximum .................... 06 Minimum .................... -12 Kongo .......... 41 Barometer ...................20.18 Northwest nnd dear. Frost. -* *225S * I •'■•IS VI I It 111.*, .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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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>, December 06, 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/659a31a10986c27a586989188e181fc1.pdf 78029e83fb499d6ebb37976e80b1cb67 PDF Text Text Daily Herald Sanford THB Ill CHy Substantial” IN THE H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G REATEST volum e n THB “City Substantial” V E G E T A B LE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1921 NUMBER 220 — " ■ 1 Revolution in Guatemala Overthrows Government; m Flexible Tariff Wanted by President Harding *1,, ,/|0 • M PR ESID EN T H E R R E R A SURIJENDIJRS A ^ p / Crossed O cean in Sm all Y ach t W O U L D R A ISE OR L O W E R T A R IF F A S H E GIVES UP T H E STRUGGLE A G A IN ST ?IQ W ISH ES A N D W O U L D ODDS A T M ID N IG H T LAST NIGHT r» A 1 Surrenders Powers to, Provisional Government t . \A iff d GUATEMALA CITY, Guntemnln, Dec. 7.— (By The Associat­ ed Press).— The Kovernment of President Carlos Herrera was overthrown at idnight last night after fighting in which three per­ sons were killed and several wounded. The president surrendered his powers to the provisional government headed by General Jose Maria Lima, General Orellana and Miguel Larrave, former under­ secretary of war. Provisional government reported to have Im­ prisoned Foreign Minister Aguirre, Finance Minister Escamilla, Vice-President Zelaya, President of Congress ltafael Pinol and var­ ious members'of the Unionist purty.__ v LONDON. Dec. 7.—The centuries old quarrel between England and Ire­ land wns ended, ns line! been feverently hoped, in the small hours of Tuesday morning by the signature in the prime ndnister’s cabinet room of "n trenty between Great Rritan nnd Ireland," the title of Tho Irish Free Stnto nnd the same constitutional status ns Canada, Australia and other oversea!! dominions. The question of allcgiuncu which up, to the last moment threatened to wreck the negotiations, wns sur­ mounted by permiting the members of the Irish parliament tp swear al­ legiance to the constitution o f’ The Irish Free State and ‘‘be fnihful to His Majesty the King." The treaty has yet to run the WANTS JURY'PRQRR gauntlet of he Ulster government and INTO EVIDENCE •of the Imperial Parliament. The AGAINST OFFICIALS imperial parliament hns been sum­ moned to meet on December 14, nnd NEW YORK, Dec. 7.—Samuel will lie opened In state by the king. Untcrmyor, Counsel for Lockwood wh0 hns taken the closest personal Legislative Committee, investigation interest in the Ircsh negogations housing, announced todny he had re -1since he practically instigated them quested convening o f extraordinary when he opened the Ulster purlingrand jury to consider evidence m o t.. against officials o f electrical workers 1 __________________ union Number Three, indicating com- ALLOTMENTS TO WAR mission o f grnnd larcency nnd co n -‘ YFTRANS $258 715 812 spiracy to extort money from non-1 ______ union workers. Dec. 7.—FinWASHINGTON, ( IIj The Aasoclnf rd I'rraa) CHARLESTON, Pee 7.—Governor Thomas W. Hardwick o f Georgia wns on the morning program todny of the gevernors’ conference, which opened |h re yesterday, but tho score of visit­ ing state chief executives did not hold n very arduous husini-js session, because of the fnct thnt the city of Charleston becomes official host, and hns nrrnnged much entertainment. Governor Hardwick’s subject was "Income Tnxn'tlon," a topic of special Interest both ‘ among stntes not using this medium of raising money, nnd with those who have tried the plan. W hat the President Said \ .. ! Cnminmulcr Iturnhum und^lircc other iiiuuiciti >m lilsiiien rveenily arrived at lliirnhum on the Crouch, Kngluiid, on (lie Ut-ion yiielit Neltli. IiuyIiik iiccmiipllslied tin* trip from Hnllfnx, N. S., In 21 days. Mr. Itiiriilmtu Is commodore of the Crouch Yacht club. CANADA AND AMERICA CAN NOW JOIN HANDS, NEW RECIPROCITY PARTY McKenzie King, New Parliament Leader, Elected Yesterday OTTAWA, Dec. 7.— (By The Associated Press).— Although returns from yesterday’s general election is still incomplete, it was apparent that for the first time In ten years Canada has elected parliament with a majority favoring reciprocity with the United Stntes. In new house of commons W. L. McKenzie King, Liberal leader, will have clear majority ovor all parties and thus becomes Prime Minister of the Dominion. Progressives, favoring reciprocity and low tariff will rank second and high tariff party headed hy Premier Meighen, third. Mcighon himself was defeated in his home district. KING GEORGE iNEW PROPOSAL CALLS SESSION . FOR AGREEMENT OF PARLIAMENT ro CONSIDER AGREEMENT EN- IN NEW ALLIANCE THAT WILL REPLACE ANGLO-JAP TERED INTO WITH ENTENTE IRELAND (Coiitlliiiril from I inn* linn LONDON, Dec. 7.— King George came to London today to preside at a meeting of the Privy Council and sign the proclnmntioh calling u special ses­ sion o f parliament for Wednesday next to consider momentous agreement reached yesterday between Great Ilritniu and Ireland for the establish­ ment of Irish free state. unres nllotcd I d war vetrans amountoil to $258,715,842 during the fiscal year ended last June 00, says the Mrs. T. L. Dumas was tho gracious nm|Un| rcport t))(lay of th(> commis­ hostess yesterday afternoon at a minis'! sioner l»l o f pensions This was an •in­ . •• ■ | bridge party complimenting her house creM0 ()f ?.,r, .L,0,528 over tho amount I U l s t e r P r e m i e r guests, Mrs, F A Hazard and Mrs. ,n„ K ar ,iut 80im. $,1,000,H ;1 S AJ() S t a t e m e n t h rank Donr, o f Augusta, Ga. There 1 wus appropriated for the „ i pproprinti being four tables of players. .................... Regarding Proposal purpose. The pretty color motif of red nnd There wore .‘19,282 on tho rolls on what wns beautifully carried out in account of service in the war with Says There nre Rough Places in the the decorations. Fragrant roses nnd Document to Re Smoothed Spain, including :t 1,0110 soldiers and poinsettias being used. The tally 8,21(1 wodows, minor children nnd de­ cards also carrying out tho color mo­ ( H r T l i c A a a n rln lr d I'rra a ) pendents. BELFAST, Dec. 7.—Sir James tif. Craig, Ulster premier, told’ tho Ulster During tile interesting game of FEDERAL JUDGE WELIIOKN, parliament today he did not think it bridge, high score was mndo hy Mrs. TWENTY YEARS IN OFFICE, expedient to nrnko any statement re­ W. J. Thigpen who wns awarded a nut DIED AT LOS ANGELES, CAL. garding details of the new Irish pro­ howl set. Tho consolation prize, a posals as* there were ambiguities here bottle of perfume, wns won by Mrs. S. and there in the document. (Ilf Thr Aumirlnfril I'rraa) E. Barrett, Mrs. Hazard was present­ LOS ANGELES, Dec. 7.— Federal ed a hand-made (lesser scarf. Mrs. Dear was given a brass hanging bas­ Judge Olin Wellborn, twenty years TUFTS COLLEGE Judgo of the United Stntes District ket. WANTS GAME After the awarding o f prizes the Court for Southern California, died WITH ROLLINS He hostess served a delicious salad course. last night, aged seventy-nine. Invited to meet those charming hon- retired from the judgeship In 1016. (Hr The Aaaoelntrd I'rraa) orees were Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. He was n nntiva of Georgia nnd nn WINTER PARK, Doc. 7.—Rollins G. F. Smith, Mrs. George DoCottcs, officer in tho Confederate army. College received request from Tufts Mrs. Georgo Bishop, Mrs. Forest College, iModford, Massachusetts, for Lake,‘ Mrs. J. M. Wnlfnco, Mrs. W. T. MAN UNDBR BED a post-season football game to he CAUSES SHOOTING Langley, Mrs. Ed. Lnne, Mrs. R. R. played in Orlando or soiuo a-her suitIN TAMPA LAST NIGHT Dens, Mrs. G. I. Loucks, Mrs. A. Ray­ aide city. Snid hero doubtful mond Key, Mrs. Tom Frazer, Mrs. S. whether Rollins would extend invita­ E. Barrett, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. I. TAMPA, Dec. 7.— Ilornco Allen, 22, tion ns now considering request for E. Estridge, Mrs. J. N. Robson nnd In hospital bullet in nbdomon, Ray two other poat-seasoqf gaqies with rs. W. Morton Thigpon. |Johnson, electrical worker, in jnil northern colleges. ___________________pending Investigation. Deputy sheriff Leagues and associations mnnnge Lennon snid Johnson found Allon H. G, Walls says the British em­ to got ulong together all right in under his bed when ho wont homo baseball. Why not In nntlons?— last night, ondbavored to hold him pire will be a dust hoap within 100 Indianapolis News.__________________ j until offlcors arrived but wns coW­ yenrs. In which case perhaps she'll ______ I polled to draw pistol and while bo nb|e to pay us n little of the Spanking of alliances, there Is. the struggling with Abe* 'for It, shot "dust” she owes us.—Nnahvlllo Ten­ nessean. . boll weevi|-tick combination. him. IIRIDGE PARTY FOR VISITORS B O D Y ’S AD VICE Congress Receives Message, Which W a s Deliver­ '■ A r GOVERNORS’ MEETING ANY­ ed in Person, and a Big Crowd Present to H ear Orellana andi Miguel Larrave. IRELAND FREE STATE— HOLDS SAME RIGHTS ASK *4 I Which is Headed By General Lima, General WASHINGTON , Dec. 7.— Curios Herrera, whose Government over­ throw in Guntemnln in revolution which hegnn Rtondny mid-night, wns reported in advices to Amcricnn of. firinls to-dny to he prisoner in Ids residence. Members of Herrera Cnbinet, ndviceB snid, being held in AS CANADA AND OTHER COUN­ Military prison. TRIES—TREATY WILL FOLLOW HARDWICK TO SPEAK NOT WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—Tentative pcoposal for an agreement between tlie United States nnd other powers to ruPInco th« Anglo-Japanese alliance has been cabled to London as well as Tokio as tlie result of the last meet­ ing o f tho arms conference of the big three. Non-Partisan Policy Adopted By Orlando Chamber Commerce Will Not Mix Up in Politirs of Any Kind ORLANDO, Dec. 7.— By a vote of :i0 to 22 the following resolution was |MIH!a>d by the Orlando Chamber of Commerce at its weekly meeting yesterdny noon: "That this body go on record as opposing the endorsement hy the Chamber, as an organization, of any person aspiring to public office or position.” Thu resolution was introduced hy W. C. Lawson, one of tho more recent acquisitions to the real estate frater­ nity in Orlando. Ho said that he wished to commend the Chamber of Commerce upon its recent stand In tho highway engineer mnttor, hut that on reflection he Wanted to raiso tho question ol tho propriety of the Cham­ ber of Commorco lending its influence to the appointment or election of any man to public office, inasmuch nB tho highway election was over and that tho details of tho bond Issue ^nd pass­ ed into the hands of tho county hoard of commissioners, lie said that such action in tho future might open the' doors to criticism and that he wus'offoring tho resolution to prevent a re­ currence of something that might cre­ ate friction within the rankn o f tho commercial organisation. I WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.— Launching of the new sessions o f congress was completed yesterday with the delivery by President I larding of his opening address at a joint session of the senate and house made notable hy the presence of delegates to the arma­ <1 ment limitation conference. Proposals for a flexible tariff adjustable by the president; for an industrial tribunal and for a constitutional amendment to stop the flood of tax-free securities were the president’s outstanding statements on domestic affairs. Turning to the international field, the president said of the nrmament limitation conference thnt n “ most gratifying world accomplishment is not improbable." He also urged en­ actment of the measure fur funding the allied debt, proposed food relief for starving Russin, expressed satis­ RIG VOTE POLLED AND GREAT faction over the nation’s being at peace and held nut promise of nid to INTEREST TAKEN IN the world in war restoration. CAMPAIGN A hearty reception was givon tho The election for City Commissioner president by what was said to bo ono of the largest audiences ever jammed yesterday demonstrated among other things that Sanford is becoming n big into the house chamber. Demonstra­ city. There were more people voted tions of a full minute each occurred yesterday than have over voted be­ when he entered nt 12:80 o’clock, nnd fore in any city election in Sanford— again when ho concluded at 1:20, thealmost a thousand of them—nnd while untire audience standing nnd npplnudthe big vote wns due in a measure to ing. Applause aso broke into his ad­ the fact that many of the women vot­ dress frequently, especially from houso ed it wns also due to tho fnct that members when he discussed topics o f administration policy und with espocSanford is growing in population. It wns n very quiet dny with tho iai volume when he advanced his plan for a tribyiml to weigh disputes be­ exception that many o f tho cars wore tween capital and labor, nnd declared busy nil dny bringing in the suburban voters nnd those who were too busy that labor organizations Hhnuld not bo to get down to the polls to walk and permitted to "exnct unfair terms of the many interested ones who stood employment or subject the public to nctunl distress." ’ at the polls all duy and kopt up tho The audience, which included the excitement by their surmises of how cabinet, diplomatic corps nnd many it was going. high officials, besides tho foreign del­ Promptly at sun down tho polls were closed and the counting of the egates, also responded warmly when, bullets begun nnd in about one nnd with manifest footings, the president ono-hnf hours tho result wns made urged aid for the starving peopo of Russin nnd proposed a gift of 10,000,­ known ns follows: 000 bushels of corn and 1,000,000 bush­ Forest Luke..............................661 els of seed grains. II. R. Stevens.......................... 3 gj Presentation Inter of more detailed viows on the shipping situation wns Lake’s majority........................ 170 promised hy the executive in declar­ ing that he opposed abrogation of Total votes cast ...................... 932 commercial treaties provided hy the It means something to 11 city when Jones act. Such abrogation, ho snid, the presidents of hanks offer them-1 would cause "chaos." A suggestion selves for the office of city commis­ for a pluii of "reimbursement” to sioner. It also means something when ship operators was accepted as nn ad­ people take such an interest in the vance statement of his previously an­ city election as wns taken ‘yesterday. nounced views as to ship subsidies. II. R. Stevens, the present incumbent, The president’s recommendations was one of the first commissioners were received by Republican leaders to take office under the now form of with widespread expressions of ap­ government. He is president of tho proval, although some declared thut People’s Rank and Master Mechanic of the A. C. L. nnd president of tho one or more of the executive's pro­ posals \Vould he difficult, If not Im­ Rotary Club. possible, of early enactment. Forest Lake is president o f the Seminole County Bank, wii# mayor of STATE WIDE STRIKE Sanford two terms many years ago, was ihoinbcr of the legislature for two PITTSBURG, Kan., Dec. 7.— A terms and is prominent throughout state-wide strike of all labor union the state. members will he cnllol If Governor Allen interferes in the strike of puckOPPOSITION TO SURGEON ing employees at Kansas City, W. F. ANI) FREE CLINIC’S Freeman, president of the Htnte CAUSES DISCONTINUANCE federation o f labor said here today. LAKE WINS IN ELECTION YESTERDAY NEW YORK, Dec. 7 .-D r. Adolph Lorenz, famous Autrinn Surgeon, an­ nounced today in view o f opposition to his professional activities in this city and country from medical pro­ fession, he would discontinue further free clinics and return to Viennu an soon ns possible] FIRST MOVE MADE WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—The first movo to carry Into effect the recom­ mendations o f the president for greater flexibility in the permanent tariff lu wwiib mudo today hy Sen­ ator Smoot< republican, Utah, vyho Introduced a bill subject to senate in detail tho auggestlons outlinod by Mr. Harding. UNCLOTHED TORSO • OF WOMAN FOUND ON BANKS OF OHIO ______ LAWRENCEBURO, Indiana, Dec. 7.— Unclothed torso o f wimmn ciyst ashore hy high waters of Ohio'river •»e here today. Whether head, arms, nnd legs gashed from trunk or severed by action of water subject of medical investigatipn. PAHS FIRST BILL WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 .-T h » sonate todny passed Its first bill of the Bosnian, a meusure directing the sec­ retary of war to turn over to the Afarican relief administration sorplu% medical and surgical supplies far use ip the famine districts off. BuspJe. A clever ebnp hun figured It out thut a family can live on $230 a The Ajnglo-Jiip alliance is n o r year, nnd you won't be surprised to deader than Bryan’s presidential Jnarn that his income is $26,000. chances, e** At �’ THE Si ►AGE SIX DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DE< CAN W. J. BRYAN QUALIFY AS A SENATORIAL CANDIDATE BY THE STATE CONSTITUTION Lawyers Raise Question About Our New Florida Resident H i ■ Copyllglit 1921 Halt Scliaffncr U Marx AN O VER CO AT FOR Y O U R BOY THIS CHRISTM AS Wo have n nice assortmerit to Hclcct from. They nre made for thoHe who want tho boat value; the kind that look well all the time; the kind that Have the most. Come in and look them over; we will be kIiiiI to mIiow them to you :: :: ■ m SAN FO R D SHOE & CLO. CO. WEEK’S WEATHER WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR THE PERIOD DEC. 5 TO 10, INC. South Atlantic nnd East Gulf States: Normal tempornture, gonerally fair except rnins Monday nnd again about Thursday. m SENATOR UNDERWOOD'S MOTHER DIES AT BIRMINGHAM, ALA. BIRMINGHAM, Dec. 5.— Mrs. Frederica Virginia Underwood, moth­ er o f Senator Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama, died at the homo of her son, Fred V. Underwood, here early to-dny of heart trouble. ,T All Souls Bazaar T ? | f T Parish House Tonight and Tomorrow t T t t ? T t T A Big _______________________ ?f Old-Fashioned Chicken Dinner T t ft T $ t A ll Y ou Can Eat and W ell Served ' Beautiful Nick-Nacks for X m as t 1 i T i ■ ' * ■ '• • ' • . BABE RUTH LOSES SHARE IN PROFITS; . GETS SUSPENSION ( H r T h e A u x o H n t rd I ’ reaa) The Star To-day CHICAGO, Dec. 5.—"Bnbo” Ruth’s shnro of the world's scries ^profits in 1021 wore declared forfeited ond Ruth himself suspended until Mny 20, 1022, by Judge K. M. Lndls, in n COSM OPOLITAN Presentsdecision today fixing punishment for the New York Ynnkeo hnll player for participating In n post 'season barn­ storming tour. Ruth mny npply for reinstatement Mny 20 or within 10 dnys nfter that date. JJudgo Landis Hnid. The 1022 baseball season stnrts about tho mid­ dle of April, so thnt Ruth will bo provented from participating in basobnii W ith Seena Owens, L . K . Lincoln for nt least one month ncx season. and Lillian W alk er; Fox News Bill Piercy, Now York Americnn pitcher, and Bob Mousel tho Yankee right fielder was given tho same puishment by Commissioner Landis. Tomorrow— M ay Allison in “ The Big They participated in tho trip with Ruth. Game” ; also a 2-part Comedy Tho trio started out from New York City playing several dates in New York stato, but the trip wns called off nfter thoy had been warned thnt they were violating, tho rules of organized baseball. Auto Radiator Repair Ruth's shnro If tho 1021 world's Shop series amounted to $.1,302, which ho DECEMBER MATTRESS S *L E will lose by tho Landis decision. I.ocntod nt 207 French Avc., between Mousel's shnro wns the snmo while 2nd nnd Third. E. R. BERGQUIRT. As long ns our supply of cotton Piercy received $100 less thnn his lasts wo will sell now cotton mnttressteammates. es at tho following prices delivered. Full size 50-lb. cotton mnttress, $8. DAYTONA BOY RUN Three-quarter size, $7.00. DOWN AND KILLED . Single bed sizo, $0.00. You are not under nny obligation to DAYTONA, Fin., Dec. fl.—William take these mattresses if not satisfac­ Franklin Miller, icven year old son tory on delivery. of Mr. and Mrs. C. Roy Miller, of Will also renovate your old mnttross Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated Dnytonn Bench, wns almost instantly up until Dccombor 20th, after which EYES EXAMINED killed when ho wns struck by nn nuto- timo wo will discontinue renovating moblle bus driven by E. W. Russell, and if you want work, got it while you Henry McLaulin, Jr. while crossing the street nenr his can. Write us a card and your call OPT. D. home itodny. lie died nfter being will ho answered nt onco.— Sanford OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Mattress Factory, Sanford, Fla. carried into n nearby drug store. 218-0tp 212 Enst. 1st St. Snnford, Fla. The youngster accompanied by four plnymntes, started to cross the WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSK Seo the now line of Christmas post street when the bus nppronched. The plnymntes .returned to the curb I cards just received at the Herald while young Miller wns struck in the office. H. W . N ICK ER SO N back of the head. Tho enr skidded Old Fnshonod IIARN DANCE Public Accountant; Audits— Systems sovernl feet under the power of the Income Tax Service Parish House, December 8th. Aus­ brnkes. pices Brotherhood Snint Andrew. Room 10 McNeill-Dnvts Bldg. . KX-GFRM AN EMPEROR NOT 217-fitc. Phono 852 Orlando, Fla. Oscar M. Johnson, in tho Florida at no time indicated that ho will bo a candidate for tho senato from Florida Metropolis, raises tho following ques­ in opposition to Park Trammell, wlio tion about llryan: is now completing his first term, Htlll Is William Jcnningc liryan eligi­ ho hns never closed tho gnto to such ble to becomo a candidate for tho an eventuality. IIo hns always said United States Bonato in tho nppronch- that he "is nut considering the mat­ ing primary election? ter." However, he hns left himself This is a question which is going the preogntive of considering tho ques­ tho rounds in political circles, now tion should sentiment so develop that thut Mr. Dryan hns returned to Flori­ his enndidney could bo looked upon da, and it may well bo asked accord­ with reasonable chances of success. ing to certain legal lights whoso opin­ Mr. IJrynn hns long considered him­ ions on constitutional law are usually self a resident of Miami. Ho has exceedingly good. owned n homo there for years, and ho It is a fact that mnny of tho legal hns often boasted of tho fnct that tho profession who havo not porhnps run timo he hnH spent in Florida in rocont tho scnle over Articlo 10, section 20, years compares at "10 to 1" with his of tho stnto constitution, at first blush resident o nt Lincoln, Nobr. havo answered that thoro 1b not tho Mr. Bryan served ns a delognto nt remotest chnnco for Mr. Bryan to Inrgo from Nebraska in tho Inst Dem­ qualify us a candidate, even if ho ocratic convention, hut thoso who wanted to. Others who havo scanned have "scaled” tho constitutionnl pro­ tho section, howover, are of tho be­ vision on the question of .eligibility of lief that there is a question, with the candidates for state and federal o f­ chances in Mr. Bryan’s favor. fice, declnre that this cannot bar him Articlo 10, section 20, of tho const!- •from participation in the Florida pritution, reads as follows: mnry a sail aspirant to the senate, beThe Governor and every state 1cause the word "citizen" used in the officer are hereby prohibited |constitution means "residence" and from giving certificates of elec­ I not qualified voter. tion or other credentials to any person having been elected to the MURDERED MAN WAS House of Representatives of the ' SECRET SERVICE United States Congress, or the United States Senate, who has ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 0.— Roxio not been five years a citizen of Cnsoletto, better known ns Roxio the state and ten years a citizen Brown, o f this city, mysteriously of the United States, and a quali­ shot to death in a hotel in Orlando fied voter. The point is made by those who are last week, for fourteen years was nn disposed to believe that Mr. Bryan attache o f the Itnlinn Secret Service, can qualify, that if the framers of according to his fnther in lnw, W. M. the constitution intundo dthnt the sec­ Winters, of Syracuse, N. Y., who dotion should have applied to tho "polit- j ‘'hired thnt Cnsoletto wns robbed icul” citizenship of a candidate, the ( after the murder. Inst four words in tho section would; Cnsoletto rcnllzcd that his life wns not have been included. Residence is in danger, Mr. Winters said, nnd told I largely a state of mind with tho in- his wife three months ngo thnt he lividual. He may maintain a real- might lie killed nt any time ns the deuce in one state and still be a polit­ business In which he was engaged ical citizen of another. In Mr. Bry- wan dangerous. Winters declared DETHRONED nu's case, it is assorted that he might Cnsoletto had his wife made a free well have maintained “ political citi­ agent nnd deeded to her valuable LONDON, Dec. fl— Denial wns giv­ zenship" in Nebraska and at the same Ji operty in this city so there would time been n "citizen" of Florida with­ he no complications nnd no claims en today at tho homo of former in the requirements of our constitu­ upon his estate in the event of his Emperor William nt Doom, Hollnnd, of the report of his betrothal, says tion nnd being “ a qualified voter" of donth. this stato at the timo of entering tho Winters snld Cnsoletto went to a dispatch to tho Dnlly Mall from race as a candidate in the primary Orlnndo to purchase poultry nnd had Doom. next year, should he desire to aspire $(»R0. nnd a gold wntch In his pockets for the United States senate, there nnd thnt the money nnd wntch were ARMY AND NAVY BILLS PROVIDING would bo no constitutional bar. missing nfter he wns killed. FOR FUNDS DELAYED It is admitted that there Is some question as to the interpretation of FEDERATED TEXTILE WASHINGTON. Dec. 0.— Prepar­ the article of tho constitution quoting UNION IS OGANI7.KD ation of Army and Navy bills provid­ the above. That being tho case, there ing funds for fiscal year beginning would be no doubt, in the opinion of NEW YOIt, Dee. 5.—Organization certain legal lights, thnt if Mr. Bryan next July will be postponed lintel of the Federated Toxtilo Labor should win the nomination and lie sub­ arms conference threshed out annnsequently elected at tho November Union, a new worker’s body inde­ ment .question, chairman Mnddcn, election, he would sit in the United pendent of tho Americnn Federation llouso Appropriations committee of Labor, wns completed here today States Semite. announced to-dny. Under the fuderal constitution, the by a conference committoo of fifty senate is the supreme judge of its representatives of textile unions i IRISH AGREEMENT members. If Mr. Bryan wont to Wash­ throughout the country. JOYOUSLY RECEIVED Lenders of tho conference, it wns ington with credentials certifying Ids IN STOCK EXCHANGE election, or if he went without them announced, were John P. O'Connell, | of Salem, Mass.; Lawrence LaBrie of and set up a case on the face of re­ LtlNDONl'^b"’!''^.—' New""".! the turns, should they hu in his favor, he Philadelphia,and Russell Palmer of could be accepted as a member, it is North Carolina. Irish ngromont was joyously received claimed. A nationleonfcrelico of the organ- today in tho stock exchange. CoiihoIs, While it is true, timt Mr. Bryan lias ization was called for March 1. war loans and Irish stocks benefitted _ most from good investment buying but improvement sprend also to other securities. f ' UBER 6, 1921 “The Woman God Changed” ADDITIONAL LOCAL Tho Herald hns qulto a number of unclaimed koys that hnvo been found. If you hnvo lost nny keys look over our assortment. If thoso koys nre not claimed within tho next few dnys they will bo disposed of. tfdh W O O D Cold W eather is Here STATES HAVE CONTROL "Now’s tho time to gel your wood" V* OVER OYSTER BEDS Wc have both OAK nnd PINE WITHIN THEIR BORDERS OUR WOOD IS GOOD, WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.—States OUR PRICE IS RIGHT have control over natural oyster beds within their borders, the Supremo Phone 34 and give your Court decided to-dny. Question arose order before the Rush In nppenl brought by man ngninst Virginia Commission of Fisheries. To get Prompt Delivery He wns ordered to vacato part of oyster oed leased him by Stato which or See J. T. A L L E N claimed thnt part had been found to ■til E. Seventh St. ho nnturnl oyster ground and there­ fore not Icnsnhlo. \ WANT TO FIND A G O O O AUTO REPAIR W HERE I , H ERE - T A K E W O N ’T GrET. T h e s e g l a s s e s SOAKED and r e a d T H IS M n It n u m D u N DAYTONA WILL STAY IN THE LEAGUE (Hr Thr Anaiiclntcil I'rmat DAYTONA, Doc. Dnytonn will retain its.berth in the Florida State League nnd hnvo professional base­ General Repairs ball next summer it wns announced Rear of Wight Bros.' Service Station at a meeting here last week, attended SANFORD *:* by President Titus of the local club, and representative business men. Mr. Titus said tho club ended the 1U21 season about $3,500 in debt, of which $1,500 wns due the Merchants Bnnk nnd the bolanco to himself. It wiih decided to launch a campaign for tho solo of at lonst( 500 season tickets nt $.10 each, the tickets to hu transferable, and to hold two cnrnhnlH, one In February and the other in March, for tho benefit of the club. Mr. Titus said the cost of 8:00 P. M. running tho club Inst season wns $ 22, 000. "Tho Dnytonn Club is now in better shapo thnn nny other team in the league," Judge Titus Hnid. "We still hnvo all our equipment and wo need two players to roplnco Pitcher Mannors nnd Third Busemnn Staple­ ton, both of whom were sold. One othor pitcher also is needed. Wo expect tho team will not cost us over ADM ISSION, 25c $18,00 or $20,000 ext season nnd if wo ■ can go through that season all right wo will hnvo sovernl good players for tho big lenguo market nnd their sale will bring in enough money to carry us through tho next senson." ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I P. A. MliRO H t B V FLORIDA Thursday December Sth PARISH HOUSE ■■ ■ a a ■ a a a a a a a a a ■ s ioid Fashioned Barn Dance f [Brotherhood of St. Andrew : �EwT-' V.i>7 W ,' i5*?l|SI . fly THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1921 PAGE FOUR «■■■■■■ Shoe Repairing— Hand W ork BBBBBBBi DO Y O U K N O W ? That W e are Giving a Pair o f Shoes F R E E ONE GUESS WITH EACH . PURCHASE OF . ••• • •• SHOE LACES SHOE POLISHES M E N ’S H O SIER Y FELT SLIPPERS SHOES RUBBERS HRIDGB PARTY FOR MISS HERNDON A pretty nociu event of yesterday was the Bridge party Riven yesterday ■ afternoon by Mrs. Frank Miller and s Miss Esther Miller at their homo on Magnolia avenue complimenting Miss Norma Herndon, a charming brideelect of this month. There were four tables of players of bridge and a num­ ber of guests wero invited for re­ freshments. Red, whlto nnd blue wero the chos­ en colors used for this pnrty. Raskcts and crystal vases filled with red roses, hibiscus and poinsottlns were used. The chandeliers wero gracefully en­ twined with fern tied with red, white and blue ribbons. In the dining room the refreshment table had as its centerpiece n crystal a candelabra boding red tapers, in front of which wero placed nil Avia­ tor bridegroom with his dainty bride, dressed in whito tulle. Suspended from the chandelier was a whito min­ iature nirplnnu decorated with red hearts ami red, whito nnd blue rib­ bons were fastened from tho chande­ lier to the corners of tho table. Mrs. J. B. IIrouse poured coffeo during the refreshment hour. In the interesting contest, high score was made by Mrs. C. R. Kirtley who was given u hand painted rougu Ik)X. The cut prize, a rose jar, was won by Mrs. Ed. llotls, Miss Herndon was presented Iloudoir candle sticks. At the conclusion of the card game the hostess served a tempting salad course. * Miss Herndon wore on this occasion a beautiful creation of grey canton crepe combined with black and em­ broidered in grey. S GUESSING CLOSES DECEMBER 15TH Lawrence Huy lies, High Auditorium, December IHh. SA N F O R D , FLA. l [Give a Real Gift This Christmasi S We have n jar of beans in the window. Guess the nearest number of beans in the jar and take your choice of a pair of Shoes IB Jl School 220-3tc HERALD ADS get remittn. I? * Seminole County Bank S a n fo rd , F lo rid a Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5, 1921. Santa Claus, Care of Seminole County Bank, >j Sanford, Florida. Dear Santa Claus:— I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me for every day of his life. u’ iu Kindly start a Saving^ Account in his name with the enclosed dollar and putrthe pass book in his stock­ ing on Christmas eve. 11 I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow when I explain how his savings will be increased by the interest added by your bank.i' r Hold me responsible for seeing to it that Johnny has something to add to his account every week. When he is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That will be a REAL gift. Your old pal, SEE HU,t W ,ND0W SOCIETY Ct ■ i ■ ■ ■ CHICKEN SUPPER ■ ■ ■ The Methodist Indies will serve another one of their delicious chick­ en suppers Saturday night. See how good it sounds. Menu Roast Chicken, with dressing and Cranberry Sauce. Creamed potatoes with gravy. Hot Rolls, Pickles, Celery, Assorted pie, Cheese and hot coffee. E’rice 75c. 210-1 te. ■ ■ ■ ■ " T h e Family Shoe Store ’ I l'a >M u ct *i IMUBBMCM ■ D AD. n First Nnt’l Bank Annex ■ N * ■ ■ Enclosed please find check for $ with which to open a Savings Account for The many friomin of Mr. nnd Mrn, Name Address (J, Irving I.mu'ks will be interested to learn of tho promotion of their son Kindly mail the pass hunk to nte at Earl from lieutenant to captain. Cap­ Address MRS. FRED DAKJF.lt. Society Editor, tain I.oucks lias been attending tiic Phone 217-W Infantry School for Officers at Camp Drop a cord in the hook marked “ Merry Christmas from ‘ I grim have n o ? friends v U l l l t i a you He lias many friends — If you ore r o I d k m i g w l i r r r o r com In a Running, Ga. Just received full line of army goods hiinir. o r U you ore e i i l r r l n l n l n * , w r i t e here who wish to congratulate him on ■ p i.itiil eiird to this d e p a rtm e n t, ■ Iv in a —army officers’ shoes, tents, tnrpaldetails, o r I r t r h i i u i i r the Item. It w i l l tile deserved promotion. Name be a r r n t l y i ip p r r H n lc d . lans, cots and muttrosses for cots. All grades hlnnkets, khaki breeches, lints Mrs. it. E. Tolar and Mrs. John SOCIAL CALENDAR caps, leggins, etc. Call and see our Leonard! motored to Geneva yester­ real bargain prices.—Thrasher & COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE day afternoon where Mrs. Leonard! Thursday—Tho Idlers Club will meet Gainer. ... 218-lltc spoke before the Woman’s Club. FOR SANFORD with Mrs. John Render at her homo on First street at 2:30 p, in. Community Christmas Tree Meet­ Mrs. Ernest McGowan Galloway Thursday—Mrs. It. J. Holly will en­ and Mrs. W. F. Blackman, were visi­ ing will he held Thursday evening tertain at tier homo on Park avenue at 3:00 p. m. complimenting Miss tors in Dcl-nnd yesterday. Mrs. Gal­ at 7:30 in the Court House. This loway addressed the Woman’s Club Sale Bankruptcy Stock Norma Herndon. Notice is hereby given that under­ meeting is called by n committee ap­ Thursday— Mrs. I.. C. Kolb will enter­ there, her subject being "Education.” pointed by the Rotary Chib, who are tain the members of the Every Mrs. Illacknian also made a* splendid signed, trustee in the matter o f S. Benjamin, trading afid doing business undertaking to promote the Com­ Week liridgo Club at her homo on talk. as S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will Parke avenue at throe o'clock. munity Christmns Tree. All churches Mrs. Raymond Key left today for on Saturday, December 10th, 1021, at nnd organizations in Snnford are Thursday— Kara Dance at tho Parish House at 8:00 p. m., under the aus­ Daytona Reach where she will spend the corner of First street and Palmet­ earnestly urged to have a represen­ pices of the Urothorhood of St. several days as the guest of Mrs, Geo. to avenue, Sanford, Florida, between tative nt this meeting, at which time the hours of 2 p. m. nnd 4 p. m., re­ Chamberlain at her attractive cottage Androw. if it is determined to have the tree ceive bids on the following stock ami Thursday— llnrn Dance at Parish on the Reach. n permanent orgnnizntinn will hu fixtures located nt the above address: A BigHouse, 8 p. in., auspices of HrotherTables, safe, window fixtures, show perfected. The time is short in hnod Saint Andrews. The Woman's Guild, Holy Cross eases, clothes hungers, etc.; ties, col­ which action must Ite taken, nnd only Parish, desires to thunk the following lars, shoos, etc. The right is reserv­ liy all churches nnd organizations Friday— Mrs. J. I). Woodruff will en- Sanford firms for their courtesy and ed to reject any and all bids. Highest tnklng pnrt, can wo have the Com­ teitain llie members of the lion assistance during tiiu Oriental Bazaar hid subject to approval. munity Christmas Tree. Re sure and Ton liridgo (Mill) in honor of Miss December first and second: Raumui’s CLARENCE V. MAHONEY, see that your church or organization Specialty Shop, Elder Springs Water Anna Lou liuir, of Atlanta. 220-Jtc Trustee. is represented. Friduy— Mrs. Goo. DoCottoa will en­ Co., Glllon & Frq, Rower & Rouniillat, tertain at bridge complimenting and Geo. A, Speer Ji Son. Mrs. J. E. Ilrmise, of Vancouver, 11. C., tho guest of Mrs. ^1, W. Hern­ KINDERGARTEN TO I1E OPENED. SA N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S don nnd Mrs. Frank Door, of AugusA kindergarten under the auspices JOHN GOVE, Proprietor All You Can Eat and W ell Served to, Gn., tho guest of Mrs. T. L. Du­ of the Mothers' Club will he opened CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY mas. Thu guests including mem­ Jununry ninth,. in the Brotherhood 1018 West First Street 1018 West First Street bers of the Fortnightly Club. rooms, at Holy Cross church, with Friday— Methodist church will ludd Mrs. C. It. Kirtley as director, assist­ When You Taste the Coffee, A sk About it their annual bazaar at the old stand ed by Miss Fern Ward. of Mrs, Cates on First street. The club feels especially fortunate ESggflM M U Friday— Mrs. George Chamberlain in securing Mrs. Kirtley, who is will entertain the members of tho graduate Kindergartener of PostnlozSnllio Hurison Chapter, D. A. it., at zl, and Froebul Training schools with luncheon at her Immo at Daytona a certificate in primary methods and Kcnclt, and will also entertain nt a playground, nnd has boon a kinder­ Peanuts, Pecans, Filberts, Brazils, English reception for lliu Snllio Harrison garten director in Evanston public W alnuts, Almonds Chapter ami the Abigail Harthole- Hchots, Evanston, III.; Horace Mann A N Y P A R T OF T O W N , ON T E R M S TO mew Chapter, Daytona, in the af­ public school, Chicago; Hull House Bulk Figs and Dates, per lb........................ 25c SUIT Y O U ternoon, Settlement, Chicago. Dried Red Kidney Beans and Split All mothers who have children they You can make money buying for advance. Saturday— Mrs. it. A. Newman will wish to enter In tho kindergarten will Green Peas, per lb. .................................. 25c entertain at bridge at hor homo on please confer with one of tho follow­ You are going to build a home one of these Fancy Mixed Candy, per lb........................ 35c East Fourth ntuet, nt three o'clock ing committee: Mrs. Roy Rower, Mrs. days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it Kingan’s little Link Sausage, per lb. box 30c complimenting Miss Norma Horn- M. Minarik nnd Mrs. W Morton Thig­ don. by easy stages. pen. K ingan’s Box Bacon and Reliable Hams. Saturday—Children's story Hour nt If you have some money, will build one or Wilson’s Certified Oleo and Nutola, tha Central Park nt four o'clock. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED two houses. Saturday—La'dloa of tho Methodist Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Leavitt wish to Nucoanut, per lb.......................................35c Church will hold their tmznur and unnounco tho engagement of their Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the Hellsmar’s Blue Rib. Mayonaise, jar....35c-18c chicken supper nt tho old stand of daughter, Frnncso Adule, to Mr. Glen game now. Queen Olives, per q u a rt............................. 50c Mrtk. Cates. C. Huymnn, of Savannah, Ga„ the __ .Saturday— Ceclilan Club will meet at wedding to taka place at tho residence Fresh Honey with comb, per pt. jar......... 40c 8:00 p. m, at tho studio of Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt at 12 o’clock Fonnlo S. Munson, on Myrtlo nve. noon, December 22, 1U21. Choice Florida and Western Meats ■ ■ NOTICE PARISH HOUSE TONIGHT ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u ■ ■ New England Dinner j New Nuts—New Nuts a: \ The Popular Market \ \ s Two Phones, Call 211 1 Park Ave. I D. m a r t i n , Proprietor : .ill j ■ RealtyCom pany: A. P. CONNELLY l AGENT j | POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b 2 A A ' n:*£ .V, l WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS | Meisch fjtVitv ■ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1921 ^TROLLING EAflLY CELERY BLIGHT Destructive to Plants In the Galnesvlllo, and he will doubtless be m - I . T r.M ll «■ . (H r T h e A s s o c ia te d P n m ) MIAMI, Dec. 7.—Thn sixty-seventh annual convention of tho Florida Baptists' Association convened in tha First Baptist church hero this morn­ ing. The llov. Lincoln Hully, presi­ dent o f John B. Stetson university, at DeLand; Dr. S. B. Rogors, of Jack­ sonville nnd Miss Juliet Mather, of Birmingham, Ala., nro on tho pro­ gram for thi oponlng dny’s meetings. The spmy^R of celery for control After organization, the conference rly blight Is on Immediate prob- will got down to routine business. **with Flftridn growers. Dr, O. F. The characters of tho ministers will '’ r plant pathologist ot the Flor- be paSBcd,.»n answering questions 17, ' Experiment .Station, urges grow- and thoy will roport their work for ‘ to protect their celery by system- tho year. Tho presiding elders of •< spraying with 3-4-60 bordoaux the nine districts will report this ixture. Whenever possible power morning concerning their work this rtycrs should bo used. year. Sp ra yin g in tho seedbed »hould beThe preachers ur0 practically all „ when tho plants are well through hero and a number o f tho lay dclos ground and bo repeated weekly. gates. The examining committees to the first spraying in the field as wcre ln 80!,aion ycstcrdny cxnminlng „n ns the plants begin their new thB undergraduates, nnd the men owth and repeat nt intorvalc of one comjn(r up for ndmlsslon on trial. two weeks. Frequency o f sprny- „ . . . »depends on weather conditions nnd Pwm cJght districts not counting * J n„iount of tTTo dlsense presont *he L? tin dl8trld *dll to be heard i field. Sprny more often If the from- hcrc arc « lcv;on mm apI r Is wet nnd much of the dis-1 PcnrinK " ‘Imission on trial. J( [g present. ^ r‘ Morrison, of Kentucky, j-hls trouble is caused by fungi. It who is conducting evangelistic Hcrvery probable that tho disease is vices each afternoon, was expected troduced to fields through rubbish, to preach last night, but failed to d manures containing remnants of j urrive in time, Dr. W. J. Cnrpenefy plants affected with tho dis- tor, of Ct. Petereburg, a former popu,f It lias boon observed that Inr pastor o f the Orlando church, domts grown in a seedbed previously livered n strong sermon. fKtcd were all diseased. When At tho opening session this mornir.jplanted to the fiold, plants most ing Mayor E. G. Duckworth will de- Ryes Tested ,,n carry the disease with them, liver an address of welcome on bo­ te the dlsense begins its work, i{ half of the city, and Mrs. John T. 1 Glasses Fitted '< — MODERN MACHINERY ON THE FARM MEANS INCREASED YIELD AT REDUCED COST The farmer is a manufacturer. materials. TOM MOORE ' He manufactures raw ’ , Optometrist-Optician Opp. Postoffice Member We Appreciate Your ltuslncss Federal Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated Efficiency production is as essential to the farm or grove operator as it is to the manufacturer of other pro­ ducts. Increased production at reduced cost means ex­ tra profits. Reserve System The extensive, efficient and modern facilities of this bank are being- constantly directed into channels which are aiding- in the production and distribution of farm and grove products at reduced cost. M'HRIDE RESIGNS Growers are cautioned to watch WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—Resigna­ !osely for the diacaso nnd to spray tion o f George McBride as mnnngcr nmedlatcly. County agents aro in a of the Washington Baseball club was Mition to help those having troubles announced today by Clark Griffith, ( this nature. Call upon them. club president, in n message from Buffalo, N. Y., where Mr. Griffith is ktiiddist g a t h e r attending the meeting of minor AT ORLANDO TODAY league officials, McBride resigned be­ TO ATTEND CONFERENCE cause of III health Mr. Griffith said, ORLANDO, Dec. 7.—The seventyEvery once in a while some Sena­ ghth session of the Florida Confer­ tor comes through with n speech to ee will convene in this city this prove that tho world is ntill safe for loming, Bishop Warren A. Candler, domagogcry. First National A COMMUNITY BUILDER SAVE YOU MONEY C O N SE R V A T IV E STRONG M| - Write us B. F. Whitner, Cashier F. P. Forster, Pres Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA FINE E 'v jJ • f ll Jm ml J .* k \ i From every standpoint; furniture is the perfect gift—the one gift that is never tired of—never relegated to the land o f forgotten things a short time after Christmas! And because of the value furniture gifts represent, at today’s really low prices, they will be in greater demand than ever before. Our entire store is a veritable ‘‘shop of gifts.” Come in now while our stocks are complete and see what wonderful gift suggestions we offer. RUGS For Every Room (r i i ‘ in the House jd VOPv 3'I103 IItWT J. Bed Room Suites W e have a fine selection of tables and * - chairs in old ivory finish. Rockers. . * Beautiful Wouldn’t she bo huppy to get a new Bedroom Suite for, , Christmas? Can you think of a more practical, useful lasting gift? Just the suite she wants is here and the price is nq more thop jwu’MIpe glad to pay. In fget, such ' W e have Tricycles, W a g - onsy Kiddie-Kars and Dolls Go-Carts in the latest styles, "* Li i l l i , L\ v . r ' . i s. . . . ‘t v * ................... " . I : �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1921 Homo good donations far tho homes SANFORD DAILY HERALD for friendless children and other in­ ta ta Ml Ml M We might do all this, but at tho same ■ V time, thank God, wo do not havo to do rutiitlMHl *t*rj tIUniMi » n |I luaday *1 Tka stitutions o f thnt kind. It warms the it unless wo feel llko it. It would not s H.rald BuildInf, 1ST MaaaalU A»*»u. real big heart that beats for all man­ hurt him, neither, to come nround and UmUi *. Florida kind and makos all of uslronllza our say: "Give mu u column or a half column of spneo for an advertisement, duty to tho children everywhere. Tho Uy a Sanford Celery-Fed r n u iE x ii Community Christmas Troa should bo nnd hero is the money for it."— Will* Man M R. J. HOLLY ______ ___ _____ Editor started this ycur and made a per­ iston Progress. N. J. LILLARD....8eeretary-Treoeurer manent institution—something for tho -------------o------------ t a t a t a t a t a t a t a t a t a U. A. NEEL____ __ General Manager children and the older folks to look PULVEIt IS NOMINATED We will not say "Do Your Christmas Shopping forward to each Christmus. Let us Only three "acidcntnl killings" have ST. PETERSBURG MAYOR; Early.” Too many have snid it before and it is alC. L. ir w in nil get together on this big idcn of been reported from Wost Florida. This CntOULATION MAH40KB WILL OPPOSE MITCHELL most a joke. But w4 can say without fear of joltservice and join in tho movement that Is a flno record. Of courso there woro Phone 148 up to 8 P. M. ing or contradiction that if you have been saving uji.nlua, k n i Mad. Xnowa «o Applioatlo'q means so much to our community nnd i some that woro not marked “ncclden(H r T h e A s s o r ln tr d I’ r c s s > your money through our plan that doing your ■■b.oilptlaa Frio* la Adiaata to all of us. tnl" no doubt. ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 7.— WOO Cm Taaf .................................................... Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because U, Moatkl .............................. •••....... Frnnk I’ Puiver, hotol owner, was DalIfarad la OUT by Carrlar The Okeechobee News, under tho We hnvo n list of "our friends" who nominated for mayor In the white laa Waak ................................. . . . » Oaatl you will have that nest egg from which to draw Tba klf » • ta ll-M O WaaklT ■.raid »*• nblo mnnugemnet of Editor Dunham, wo would liko to hnvo aboard ull those primary Nomliiy, by n majority of — IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE-! llialr oanra “Baailaata Oauaty and tad Ila pabliakad is coining to tho front and is boosting battleships when they nro sunk. 102 votes over S. D. Harris, former it , 17 Friday. Adrartlalaf tataa mada kaawa It comes to you with full force that you have not ta applieaUaa. Damamila la palitlaa. P.M the great Okeechobee section as never member of tho Htnto legislature. s »ar y.ar, alwaya la adtaaoa. ____________ before. There is so much to talk been saving as you should. There is nothing gives Election is over nnd all tho casuals Puiver will oppose Mayor Noel Ay Member of The Associated Preen about in thnt part of Florida thut the have been picked up and no traces of Mitchell in the general election to be ■ you so much independence as a Bank Account. ■ truth seems stranger thnn fiction. tho conflict nro visiblo this morning. ■ Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas held December 20. EL> <31! However, it is nil there ami tho Okee­ This is ns it should bo. City elec­ Mitchell was recalled In a recent Vri.'.g:. t homo to youKvith full force. chobee country is tho coming country tions ought to be only friendly con­ election, hut announced his enndidney The day nftcr election. of the South for cattle raising and tests nmong friends. People who got for re-olcctlon. He refused to enter -ogeneral farming. ail hentod up over nn election nro fool­ tho primary. Is the day to stnrt building Sunford. ish. Pulver’s to t* vote, first and second ------------ o------------THE SNOW DIKIIS ARE HERE cholco wns 1,202 ngninst 1,042 for And for all factions to got together This Sounds Unreal to Sanford People Hnrris. George W. Fitch, E. C. just as if nothing hud happened. A few days ago a quartette . of The new hot water heating system Beach nnd C. W. Blanc, the other can­ ------------ o— ------young women, under direction of a in the Drckn Theatre was used for didates finished In the order named. Wo hnvo not henrd of anyone who man, arrived in Pnlntkn soiling chnnc- 1 the first time Inst night nnd the pato f Sanford ■> ii a** iL in n n iiD -1,1*1 *111 # n I t l 1 VI I irk f iiW * M .. H . . A - a. A la n . » .. « I .. 1 _I . ____ _ _ A. at. A t . ... followed tho Ku Klux Klnn tho othor es on a decrepit old automobile for rons to the special show at the theThe outstanding characteristic of night. tho benefit, it wus announced, of some ntre were warm and comfortable. Oththe typh-al Americnn is the faculty orphans* home. The young women en­ ur improvements hnve been made at Thnt sign of tho Klnn that said gaged expensive suites at n local ho­ the theatre in the past few days in- o f being busted again Monday morn­ "D on’t Talk Too Much" was a good tl,|( ,}jnc(j lavishly and otherwise dis- eluding a number of potted pnlms in ing. one. Of course it did not apply to tho p(,rted themselves as opulent tourists tile lobby nnd the hnnging of beauti­ ________________________ «’IJl ■" •! men folks. from tho coal regions. They took a ful brocade silk curtains over the rail­ .0 • cons idem hie sum out of Palutka and ing that cuts o ff the lobby from tho Polities might he nil right for a lit- j0f t i^hind them small greeiu tickets theatre itself. The heating system in tiei diversion hut should not he taken that are worth just about as much as tho Princess Thentro *1 is also being up­ seriously enough to leave any stings tho ink on their smooth sur- ^crated during this cool weather,— Danfterwnrd. ' faces Land News. You Can Find the Nam e o f Every Live Pro. Yesterday an automatic talker was The difference between politics nnd ,,---parading nnd down the streets --- „ up..................... - -------Rev. Dan Swent, o f the Methodist Frnnics Repnlred Lenses Duplicated fessipnal and Business Man in non-politics, ns we obsorvo it, is the j,t,i|jn(, some of our supposedly hard Conferuuee, is writing up memoirs of EYES EXAMINED difference between harmony and die .... ” |boiled business men a map.It was Orlando and says he can remember Sanford in This Column cord, nnd the world knows thnt’s a a map that .is given away free by when there were frozen fish in Lake Henry McLaulin, Jr. wide gup.—Orlando Sentinel. many business firms and can be Lucerne in 1882. Yes, thnt’s right, OPT. D. ------------ o— ■ bought in local stationery Htorcs for You can still smell them at times LAW YERS CONTRACTORS There are so many big things to bo twenty-five cents, still some of our oven now. OE'TICIAN— OPTOMETRIST done here In Sanford this winter thut local business men paid several dol­ 212 East. 1st St. Snnford, Fla. S. O. Shinholser George A . DeCottes wo have no time to fall out with our lars for one. It was the same old gag Tho Volstead act ought to begin WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSE neighbors over trifles. Tills is tho as that of last year. It will be again working today and keep down the Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Iluilder time to get together on the big things. next year unless the council at its ses­ drunks until after Christmas, at least. Over Seminole County Dank SANFORD -s- -:FLORIDl ------------ o------------sion tonight passes an ordinance tnxFLORIDA B U Y DIRECT A T F A C ­ SANFORD -;- -:Wu should all get the Christmas jug itinerant snow birds who come NEED MORE POLLING PLACES. T O R Y PRICES spirit and regardless of the stringen- here tinder protection of an interstate Sanford Const rnct’n Co. Good:.lock Cords and Smith System HARTFORD B A T T E R Y cy of the money market and other |jnw, a thousand dollars a day to do CONTRACTORS AND IIUILDKR3 The election yesterday dciuonstrat-1Cords. Liberal adjustment on 10,000 little annoyances remember that it is |business,- We hope the council will Planes nnd Specif lent ion* Chmlnllj “ Battery Insurance” ed more thnn any thing else the re­ mile basis. more blessed to give than receive nnd take this step.— Pnlntkn News. Furnished markable growth of Hanford. A few NON-SKID CORDS. 30\:D/i.......30.10 Sold and Serviced by " prepare to give nil wc can. 1 — --------All Work Guaranteed years ago a city election only muster­ We are the only firm that mnnufacPOLITICS MENACE OR BLESSING ed a few hundred votes. Now it will II. T. PACE P. 0. Box Edw. H iggins, Inc. hires an Michigan avenue in plain The Christmas editions of the Daily run elose to a thousand and yesterday view of the public. No belter tire can Good government, it has been said, (he voters had to stand 111 line to vote and Weekly Herald will he tho best H aight & Wieland PU R E WATER is only possible where all citizens take — something that has never happened he bought at any price. Send cash that hnvo boon issued in many years. with order and we guarantee to sat­ Before and after the war thuro were part in elections and political cam­ hero before in any election. It means isfy you. Agents wanted. GARAGES no special editions nnd this is the paigns. Elder Springs Wate(*l that before another city election is Newspapers, included in the number pulled o ff that two polling pluccs Goodstock Cord Tire Co. year we should havo a big one. 99.98% PURE Smith Bros. Garage --------------------- o---------------the Times, have urged that every per­ should be provided— uno for the West 11 Oil S. Mich. Ave. Chicago, 111. Phone 311-W Sanford, O Expert Repairing The big men of tiiis world nro tlioso son should qualify ami vote on all Side and one for the Eust Side of the OIL. GAS and ACCESSORIES who can face defeat and still smile public questions. city slave we hnve no ward products. Oak and First When the politicians run things to und go ahead with the ovary day LORD’S PURITY .. , . , , D looks for the best interests of tho $ oplo takillw HUcU tasks. They nro big enough to rise suit themselves because the people do Ul0 „ ,jy t W ATER part u{ intmi8t (ll d ly elections. t,|t,,tlonSi It alsive petty politics and other small not ,take , , , in ,,polities, the people - .. h .» «^.............. ... Jty W A R D & R IV E keeping up annoyances nnd go In for the big are blamed for allowing the politic- „hows that they ore i are Keeping tip with AS GOOD A S TH E HEST inns full swny. things in life,, 1( - i tho times and want to exercise t,heir I'hani III Daily Service GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL, In theory this is correct and in prac­ righti and privilegos In city elJctlons, Cold W eather is Here ------------ o------------MAKES OF CARS tice it should ho correct, but it is not fonnty elections and nhtiurml elections. There is more or less a feeling in “ Now's the time to get your wood" always certain thnt n community If such an interest is taken in tho the public niind thnt timcH are hard West First at. SA N F O R D NOVELTY Wo hnvo both OAK nnd PINE Old Ford Garage gains when it drops everything in the next city election the commissioners and everybody should economize. This OUR WOOD IS GOOD, bent of political campaigns and de­ should provide two polling places, is all right. Thu world could stand a W ORKS votes itself entirely to public affairs. OUR PRICE IS RIGHT Geo. W . Knight • ------------ o ----------- little slowing up, But hore in the If the people could settle their po­ Sanford section wo have everything WHY NOT WRITE "US UP" Real Estate and Insurance V. C. COLLER, Prop. litical problems merely by walking to Phone 34 and give your thnt makes life worth living nnd whilo SANFORD -;- -:- FLORIDA the polls and casting their ballots, Said a well-known business man to wo mny Mil tji a certain extent the order before the Rush General Shop and Mill perhaps the theory would be carried hard times thnt nro prevalent in other us the other day: “ It would not hurt To get Prompt Delivery Work parts of tho country we Hhould not out in practice, hut when a people you to occasionally mention our busi­ .. Em ploym entl^reau.. economize to the extent that the must divide themselves into hostile ness in thc/pnpdf. It would help to The vocational committee of the Bual- j CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDEI Christmas spirit is crushud. This is camps nnd every other thing is rele­ fill up, you know." Yes, we might or See J. T. A L L E N ness and Professional Women’s Club gated to the background whilo politics 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fk the time of the year when we Hhould do it. Wc haven’t the least Idea on 414 E. Seventh St. requests all young women desiring takes tile whole stafte, there is some earth that it would hurt us, and it he gay and light-honrted nnd filled employment to register at tho First being with the spirit of giving. Wo can. all question us to the benefits would, as ho suggests, help to fill up. National Bnnk. TRAN SFER worth the cost, give something and we should not cut AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman Is politics, as it is known today, a down on tho Christman giving. Our “ WE DELIVER THE GOOD* stores hnvo stocked up for the occas­ menace or a blessing? Do the people gain what they seek, D. F. SU M N E R ion and everybody should buy and Quick Service Transfer ranko this Christmas one o f the big­ or do they lose more than they gain? Storage Facilities There are probably those in St, PAINTER gest nnd best In our history. Petersburg today who would say that If we pleate you, tell others; If •* LET HE FAINT Y0UH HOUSE‘ ------------ o — 1-------no great good can come from the po- m *1 ^* tell us. Phone 498 Will Conlr.it or Taka Job by tho H our COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE llticnl campaign into which St. Pot-fi»J *4 PHONE 111 til LAUBSL AVE. orsburg has been swept for tho past' Thu Snnford Rotary Club is making HOTELS several months and which will cun'1 The program for thia ex­ preparations for n Community Christ­ Sanford Machine & tinue practically mmlmtcd throughout mas tree und this year of all yeurs is Hotel Montezuma traordinary ovcnl in San­ Foundry Co. the present month with another elec­ the thnu to put'on tho community treo. tion no farther away than April and a General Machine and Boiler Works ford's entertainment his­ “ Sanford’s New Hotel" There lire not as many children In this primary to be held before that. They Automobile Flywheel Stcol Guar county perhaps as some othor section find basis for this viewpoint in tho I1JS0 Up Per Day tory, will embrace a selec­ * bands in stock that nru needing things hut there are fact thnt tho turmoil him upset busi­ tion of famous numbers of (’ rank Shafts Rc-turiied ' many at thut nnd then the community ness and has given to the visitors and H . W . NICKERSON X* renouned composers. At no treo is not wholly for tho needy ones those in other titles about us nnd even but for all the kiddles nnd to make in the farther away north nn impres­ Sanford Steam Laundry Public Accountant; Audits—SyittM time will there he a tire­ tho hearts of nil tho youngsters glnd. sion of tho city which is anything hut Income Tax Service some or dragging moment. f o r s e r v ic b VU •* It also gives us the chance to make eommondoble.' Room 16 McNelll-Davls Bldg- ^ Haynes sings the Music of g Coll 146-J * Thero la some merit in Hitch a view­ Phone 852 Orlando, Fs. point, but thnt merit comoH not from your heart strings. Friday ■ W. RAWLING, Prop.'* 1 ■ the fact thnt the thoory of general ■ evening the public will g ---------------------------------------participation in politics is wrong but Auto Radiator Repair ■ from conditions which i..tvo resulted learn the worth r>f an Am- ■ Acteylene Weldingr 2 from the luck of it. If all citizens Shop wintG t erican nrtist and tho oppor- ■ had alwuys shown nn interest in their Located at 207 French Ave., b«t**d i affairs to tho dogroo that they are now Sanford W elding Co. 2nd ajid Third. B. R . BERGQUlfl tunity is yours. Starts 5 ■ |showing it, tho conditions which make Full gallon cans 5 Located in Eagle Bldg., r.V. i! f s fiitS^Vv J it ho necessary now would not obtain. promptly* at 8:30 p. m. of new pure ■ ' Once let the paoplo take full charge OIWU! Lawrence Hayne.s, Tenor Employment Bureau Florida Syrup, o f t heir public qffuirs and conduct them with the same cure that thoy IN SU R A N C E Tho Vocational Conimitteo of the Bj* manage their-own ntlyat^ business af­ nnd Professional Won: n'» fairs and thd V>dit|pi t^nd turmoil thnt N. Y . LIFE INS. CO. inoss requests all young Wt—ton deslrwf iittuchcs to poltt politics will' disappear.— W. T. ROBERTS, Agent t -Benefit of th< employment to register at tho Fit* St. Petersburg Times. National Rank, nnd business men i**, oNew Home Fund, Campbell-Lossing Post No. ulring help.to consult register. Tho nolghltor’j musical daughter Snnford 53, American Legion Phones 497-494 prompts tho roflectiun thut Heaven The world new* the day It hnpp*®* WELAKA BLOCK won't bo very pleasant while folks SECURE TICKETS NOW— Limited number— only $1.00 —Get your Scratch Pad* from -Tp. delivered at your door.each eveni** are learning to play thulr bnrps, i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i s i i u i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i m i Herald—by the pound—15c, •* lKc the week.' T RUCK Only 16 more Days till Xmas I'Ht HEKALD PRINTING CO., Inc. i i s s The Peoples Bank PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD W O O D j j HAYNES— cRpCITAL j AiFRIDAY, DECEMBER 9TH [ FLORIDA SYRUP 85c s D ean e Turner s < t �(«* V' ’ ’ «( •:A' .1 ( THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1921 ALL SOULS BAZAAR r/.ute Happenings Mention of « litirn In Brief In and About I'etsunal Items *£ The City at of Interest ffl ^ : THE WEATHI n d, Ft --------For Florida: Fair nnd somewhat warmer tonfftht; Thursday coudy, probably rain In extreme north portion. m luj H •da Summary of (be Floating Small Talke Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers It, Ih, |«, H h ^ SANFORD’S = " TEMPERATURE : --Fa An<l the next day it—well, M pu it did not hhow—hut it is Fa Ki nice and crispy nnd fine pnd Fa everybody full of pop. Let- Fa aj na tuee is going forward in Fa fine shape and bringing Fa Great weather, great weather. better prices nnd everybody F« ** feels like “ whooping \*r up" Fa Whether you acknowledge it or not M Hml 'linking n big Christ- Fa it is great weather. mas season. Everything im looks good for a fine season Fa Frank Miller is spending the day F3 nnd Sanford is growing nnd in Jacksonville on business. Fu growing and now to bring in Fa the new pcoplo and lot them Hu Clarence Mahoney left Inst night F'i have a rhuncc nt our won* Fu for Tampa where he will be absent f»i derful climate and every- Fa Ff' thing. Keep up your spir- Fa several days on business. F-i its—-nou-nlcoholic, of course. Fa 5:10 A. M. DEC. 7, PJ2I ** Everybody smile, everybody boost, Fn .............. ug fcg everybody get busy on making this Ft) Maximum Fa Minimum .jo ng the best Christmas that Sanford has ** Ennge .......................... .t0 pq ever seen. i F^ Barometer ;I0.28 Wu Calm and clear. Frost. Fa The cold weather is making fancy F4 Fa lettuce nnd fancy lettuce will bring fancy prices in the mnrkcts and then F a F a F n F a i t a F a R u p a i a i i n wt. will all have more money. Winners will be remembered in San­ A northern visitor to the city today ford as Miss Mary Hell Horne. Mrs. said that the engraved Christmas King says Sanford and Florida for curds at the Herald office were tho her in preferance to Ga. prettiest line she had seen anywhere. Lawrence Haynes, High School 22U-3te The Sanford Hand will give a con­ Auditorium, December [>th. cert Thursday night in Central Park. The Sanford merchants have a fine The merchants should keep their stores open Thursday nights until line of goods tliis season nnd they are Christmas and have the hand play going in for a big Christmas trade. Get in line and boost your business. down town. fq ? K4 Fj *** F<« FFa M. \V. Lovell has returned to bis NOTICE! Our fall invitation sale orange grovii near Leesburg after h»H been so successful that wo have spending a few days hero with home decided to continue it for ten days folks. Onpt. Lovell retains his r e s i - , l»''«er. Wo are giving a goodly numdence in Sanford and enmo over to ,,cr ,,r wpeeial values as trade stimuvote in' the city election. , l,,tor8 ’"'d we Invite you to come and ______ see for yourself. New goods nrrivJ. E. V. Jervey of Charleston has *ng. Lowest prices of the year.— Bivarrived in the city nnd will be here l'rH nros < Snnford avenue. You will for some time. Ned is almost a San­ be repaid for your longer journey. ford citizen as lie spends all of his Lower rent is not the only reason why D-&-W-ltp winters here being engaged in buy­ we give better values. ing mid selling Sanford vegetables. SITUATION WANTED— Young Indy desires position, assistant book­ J. !L Wendlor editor of the Winter keeping, office work or clerking. Ref­ Park Post wns n visitor to the city erences. Also lady stenographer with today having some work done in the three years experience open for posi­ Herald plant. Mr. Wendlor will have tion. Apply 203 Maple Ave. 22l)-ltp the Florida Post ready about the WANTED— 1021 Ford Sedan, good first of tiie year at which time it will condition. Offer cash iT price is he issued as a daily state paper. reasonable. Address II. Ib, Box 548, before Saturday and where car can be Mrs. T. E. King has returned from scon: 220-2tp a months visit to tier daughter, Mrs. Try a Herald Want Ad today. Dr. Winners of Atlanta, Gn. Mrs. The All Souls Bazaar, held in tho Parish House Inst night, wbb an overwhelming success, nnd promises a bigger crowd tonight. Upwards of twenty five chickens were consum­ ed nt the dinner, nnd the nlr of satis­ fied contentment, showing In tho faces o f the diners, carried its own indorsement. The bill of fare came up to last year’s und that speaks for itself. Tonight will witness a spread like you enjoy on your summer travels in quaint New England town. To put in differently; A big New Eng­ land dinner is planned. It will he hh old fushiuned family affair, where nobody gets up from tho table hungry. Luscious mince pie will be the crowning feature as a desert. The Ladies of All Souls are staking their reputation on tonight's dinner. No one denies that thc season might be more prosperous, but people know value when they see it. Sanford Ladies can sense bargains. This wns exemplified last night at the Fnney Goods Table where articles of rare design nnd delicate hand work arc ex­ hibited. They carried home kitchen made cakes from the cake table, tit prices rediculous in comparison with their value. After the other excitements tonight the festivities will give way to the dance. ■ cast at the City Election Tuesday, the biggest vote ever polled in the % City at any City election. This speaks well for the town, it shows that 1 we are all interested, that we will not allow our town to become stag- I Jj nant; we’ll keep things humming. | [ [ Nearly One Thousand New Customers ■ rh n Qe?i|nr*( TTerfre *n nee irlnil ^ lien lieed fu w 'd e d v e ni.fi III, TTe And we will get § them if we have to go out of town for them. We have the proper mer- i 5 chandise at the proper price and our way o f giving full value will get 3 ■ and hold us many new customers. » - ■ Join the Throng that are laying aside the Christmas Gifts at our Place. | W e ’ll save them for you until the Holidays. m f Meeting of Saxaphone Hand at the court house tonight at 0:00 o’clock. All interested in Saxophones be sure to be there. FOR RENT— Furnished Park avenue. room,, -111 220-0tp F A C TO R Y TO USERS PRICES 107 West First Kt., Snnford, Florida 10,000 MILE CORDS UNEXCELLED FO R QUALITY £- DURABILITY than Cords. THE BALL HARD­ WARE COMPANY Electric Heaters Sanford Ray Brothers i'i il|;l i >1 ') I: u >i : T .'| ! Ii I ! FILLING STATIO N MAIL . -Ai ---- Reasonable Terms Firs! class iningalinv on brick road. $250 cash, balance $50 per month and interest; or $500.00 cash and little smaller payment per month. YOUIt OPPORTUNITY. -------------Can Suit you in any kind of Rcnl Estate------------- J.Uitjib- ORDERS FILLED [• Nfii I11i . t*| |o J >ij t. $ * C L A S S IF IE D A D S ■ -i P! 1 Classified advertisements, 5 cents « line. No ad taken for leaa than 25 cents, and positively no ciasstrie d ails charged lo anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words lo a line and remit ac­ cordingly. f - \ ■ -.1 . ‘i r • 1C FOR RENT— Furnished rooms, with or without board. 503 West Third Street, 220-6tc FOR RENT— Ferndalo Apartments, furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. L. G. Loveless, in Maisch block, 305 East First St. Plume 20G-L1 lUltfc isri‘ .i n W ANTED WANTED—Salesman with car to Hell low priced 1U,000 mile cord tircH. Guaranteed salary and contrnct to right party.—Goodstoek Cord Tiro Company, 1100 Michigan Ave., Chi­ cago, III. 220-ltp NICE PI,AIN SEWING done at «l-i Second street, 21I)-3tp WANTED—Customers for fresh mlik, morning and evening deliveries.— R. L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 160-St-Tu 204-tfc WANTED Large manufacturing company, man­ ufacturing potato barrets, wish to es­ tablish branch warehouse In Sanford and desire brunch manager who can invest 31,000.(10. Address, P. O. Box FOR R E N T FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. 2501, Jacksonville, Florida. Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third hi Wi m Street. 105 tfc R.1 in M FOR RENT—Two furnishod bod rooms, Mrs. W. F. Leavitt, cornor Elm and Third. Phono 437-W. 2! -tfc FOR RENT— Ono furnished bod room, also garage. 116 Laurel Ave, 100-tfc XUST LOST— Golf bag, con­ taining sticks and the barrel o f a gun, Satur­ day afternoon. Reward if returned to Philip R . Andrew, Celery Avenue. Phone 371-Q 208-tfc I i l*v . LOST— Between Methodist church and leu plant, brown suit case, with J. S. D. on leather. Finder return to Herald Office, and receive re­ ward. 21B-tfc. i ATTENTION MEMBERS OF TIIE AMERICAN LEGION All members of the American Le­ gion are requested to bo present at tha regular mooting Thursday, December 8th, at 8 p. m. at tho court house. L. F. ROPER, Post Commander. FOR RENT— Light housekeeping K. R. MURRELL, Jr., rooms. 1020 East Second 8L 2I8-2tc Adjutant. 220-4 tp Sanford, FU. F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Ave. it i ’l l i 1 C o n n e lly FOR RENT— Bed room, 311 Park ave­ nue. 178-tfc Edison Mazda Lamps FOR RENT— Suburbun home! Call STATES, PERFECTION, PEERLESS 308-J. 107tfc For Brighter Light Wc carry nil makes FOR R E fit—1 Two furnished tod rooms, 611 Park Avo. 212-tfc 6-Volt Batteries, $10.00 30x3 Fidelity Tires F b l( KENT—Two or three room housekeeping apartments, 710 Oak for.... to $25.00 Avo. 218-6tp FIrats ahd Guaranteed FOR RENT—2 furnishod rooms for Genuine “ E X ID E ” Ser­ light housekeeping, 206 East Third Gasoline St,___________________________ 210-2tp vice Store at from visible pump. Accurate measure. •I FOR RENT— Light housekeeping Oils and Greases rooms, 206 Park Ave. 210-fltp Wo give tickets with each purchase, FOR It ENT— Two furnished rooms. Inquire 600 Palmetto ave. 210-Otp good for 5 per cent In trade Phone 481-J FOR REM!— Rooms und kitchonnttes, Shirley Apt., opp, P, O. 220-20tp $8.50 r * /I i : BARGAIN IN NEW HOUSE FANCY BASKETS FIRESTONE, GOODYEAR, UNITED B. &DISTRIBUTORS 0. Motor Co. 51 a r / s a / m # £ / tr HAVE YOU SEEN 6,000 mile FABRICS one-third less A number of good used cars at prices and terms to suit m m WARD & RIVE 30x31/0..................... $15.90 32x3/2 ..................... 20.90 32x4 28.90 33x4 29.90 34x4 30.90 A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y and H O T-PO IN T 34x4/2 ...................... 33.90 35x5 42.90 Electric Irons Open and Closed Models in Stock 'l l! s FOR SALE— Upright piano, good condition, for $1UU cosh. Phone 100-J. 218-6tp FOR SALE— Eight room house with bath. Immediate possession. Small payment down, long time on balunco. GENERAL REPAIRING See Lnno or address Box 782, Day­ 109-Tu-Snt-4w West First St. Old Ford (inrage tona, Fin. FOR SALE— Dining tnble, walnut bed Phone No. 447-W and springs. Call 3US-J. 200-tfc FOR SALE—One Florence Automat­ ic 3-burner oil stove with mantel nnd oven. Call 415-W. 204-tfc FOR SALE- -One Daisy chum. Call 11 r.-W. 204-tfc FOR SALE—Two story business building. Apply to tho ownor, Klon the Assortment of Arcs, 805 0th St. 205-tfc FOR SALE—Cnbbugo and lottuco plants. Soo R. F. Crenshaw at tho postoffico. 200-tfc FOR SALE OR RENT— 8-roomud house, 1011 Oak ave. Phono 283-J. — A t— 218-tfc FOR SALE Cl IEA P—Gun range and wood range, 1011 Oak ave. Phone 283-J._____________ 218-tfc for the bath, bedroom and Nursery 209 Park Avenue. /27p S a n fo rd . Fla. NOTICE AMERICAN TIRE CO. or Huptnobile s FOR SALE <nra i L E X IN G T O N hi ' \ jj for this coming year is the figure we are working for. ivnnt l,i Wnffnrd Pnllpire {„ Snnrldnl>iirf.. R. C lint derided to eorrie bnelc to Snnfnrd and gnulunte with Ids clnss, “ Mack the Piano Tuner” Make it a -I ■ HUY A LOT in Lnno's sub-dlvision, $25.00 canh balance $10.00 per HIGH SCHOOL NOTES month.— E. F. Lane, The Real Estate 218-fltp The, Senior. Class has received Man. their class rings and are proudly disnlnvlnc them. Thes» rinc"i have EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE linen selected h>' the whole school f|S I represent progressive, modern In­ the nfflelnt rln,r of the Sanford TJMj surance old-line companies nnd am Q'-honl and can he worn |»>' nil oradil- prompt in rendering you expert serv­ ates of the Institution. The de«l"ii ice in securing fur you just what you Is ,i sen I with the flenre of n*i Tndinn want in. life insurance on tho plan In 'h., center end four atoes one suited to your present nnd future each I'nnf" of Tltiirh OchnoT nround need. Endowment, monthly Income ♦Ills ts emhousild the nemo ,vC the pinna, and automobile and fire in­ ol end the veer of ,-radnotlnn surance. Write or phono ino to call. *l,bn A Actjwjnf |*ifi «*?|1 conn W. J. TIIIGPEN. nut nn n rOr»*"»r n1*n* ‘T mhwIo Out 11 nt4 llrV'fpM T*r***m*!r»l f* TM«t n*P1 I'roliihlt* lin ffiifow n'»vt In tlif* OUR R E P A IR IN G IS In T nouliinrrr nTan n Inlot* rlnIn Here for a limited slay. Patrons de­ siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. The Family’s Xmas Gift ■ Lawrence Haynes, High School Auditorium, December lHh. 220-3te Piano Owners, Notice! u rn NEARLY 1,000 VOTES : 'M m � 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, December 07, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Sanford TN I “City Substantial” TM» “City Snbstanliar IN THE HEART OF THE WOr Ed ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME n SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMHER 8, 1921 Police Fire Into C row d in NUMBER 221 Chicago Stock Yards Strike JAPS ACCEPT PROPOSALS FOR UNDERSTANDING AND QUADRUPLE ENTENTE LAST NIGHT’S CASU DeLAND HUNTING WHITE MAN WHO BEAT UP AND TIES INCLUDED ROBBED WHITE WOMAN RIOUSLY INJURED FIFTEEN HUNDRED POLICE ON DUTY SINCE EARLY MORNING TO KEEP DOWN WHAT PROMISED TO BE A BIG RIOT. ONE DEAD, NINE SUB SINKS . MANY VESSELS Escaped With Jewelry And is Still at IN HARBOR, A Few Hours Before TNvo Hundred Police Had HAVE BEEN LOST Large Fired Into a Crowd of Thousands of Sympa­ CREW SAVED thizers Wounding Many of Them. 5-5-3 RATIO GOES DURING YEAR SEARCHERS OUT FOR CAPITAL SHIPS AND Authorized Statement Made by-British Spokesman BROUGHT ABOUT COM­ PLETE SETTLEMENT SUBMERGED TWELVE HOURS _______ m CHICAGO, Dec. 8.— (By Tho Associated Press).—Fifteen 222 AMERICAN SHIPS LOST BY BEFORE ESCAPING THRU FOUNDERING, STRANDING, hundred policemen were sent to tfle stock yards early today when VICTIM IN SERIOUS CONDI­ TORPEDO TUBES COLLISIONS, ETC. long before daylight soveral groups of persons, including a few TION—NOT EXPECTED T h e A sso c ia te d P r e s s ) (I lr T h e A m m U I N g r r a a ) WASHINGTON, DeC. 8.—The Japanese government has ac­ cepted the propoasl for the quad­ ruple understanding in the Pa­ cific, an authorized British spokesman said today. The spokesman said 5-5-8 ratio pro­ position regarding capital ships in some way related to complete settlement and that this proposi­ tion had not yet been accepted by Japan. Calling attention to the Associated Press dispatch from Honolulu quoting Japanese newspaper as to acceptance by Tokio of tho quadruple plan, the spokesman said this was cor red and that the Washington conference knew it to bo correct WASHINGTON, Doc. 8.—A mutua pledge not to go to war over disputes in the Pacific without a “cooling off period” of discussion Is tho bnsis of tho new four power treaty proposoi ns n substitute for tho Anglo-Jnpnncso alliance. •'** -----------M * Discussion of tho proposal among the arms delegates have reached well advanced stngo, although none ol! the governments concerned tho Unit od Stntc, Groat Brltnin, Japan nnc France, lias given its final approval A suggestion that tho Anglo-Jnpan esc pact bo rovoked has gono to Lon don and Tokio. Possible controvor sics over tho Pacific islands alone exclusive of tho Hawaiian group, nm Yap, would como under tho provisions of tho now agreement. Ynp is to bo the subject of n separate trenty ne­ gotiations for which nro nearing completion, and Hawaii is to bo con­ sidered for purposes of tho agreement as part of the American mainland. BRIDGEEPORT, Conn., Doc. 8.—Tho Bubmarino S-18 snnk off this harbor last night and wns submerged twolvo hours boforo tho crow by lightening ballast tanks raised ono end of tho craft and escaped through torpedo tubes. Thirty members of tho crow wore taken to tho Now York navy yard hospital for observation. Many had been overcome by chlorino gas and three including Lioutonnnt Fran­ cis Adams, in command, nro said to be in serious condition. The submarine was making a nose dive when the accident occurod and went down in eighty feet of wnter. women, gathered about tho yards, >Only a few hours before two hundred policemen hnd fired Into thousands of strike sympathiz­ ers who attacked the plant employees nnd police. Lnst night’s toll of casualties included one dead, nino seriously injured and un­ counted number hurt when mounted police charged into tho crowd. All snloons in the neighborhood of tho yards were closed today by order of Chief of Police Fitzmorris. The man killed last night was nn unidentified negro who wns seized by the crowd and thrown into the creek north of the yards nnd pelted with stones until he sank. The body was recovered several hours later. Forty men were cut and bruised this morning when strike sympathizers stoned the elevated train carrying packer employes to the yards. All windows in tho train were broken by missies thrown nt it. £ (H r T h e A sso c ia te d I'r e ss) WASHINGTON, Dee. 8.—Two hun­ dred nnd twenty-two Amorcinn morchnnt vessels woro lost through foun­ dering, stranding, collisions or other onuses during tho twelvo months end­ ed last Juno 30, says tho nnnunl re­ port today of the Coast Gunrd Servico. Fivo hundred and fifty-five othor Am­ erican merchant vessels wero involv­ ed in casualties. Two hundred nnd six persons lost their lives in seven hundred nnd seventy-soven casualties, seven of them passengers, o t he r s members of ships’ crows. Value of property lost nearly $35,000,000. TO LIVE ( 11/ T k e A a io e la te * 1‘reaa) DELAND, Dec. 8.—Moro than ono hundred men who spent lost night combing the woods in this vicinity for an unidentified white mnn who entered the home of a white woman here yesterday, bent her to uncon­ sciousness and escaped with all her jewelry; aro continuing the search today with the expecta­ tion that a capture will bo effect­ ed within the next few hours. The victim is in a serious condi­ tion as the result of injuries and shock. HARRISON BOMBS REPUBLICANS Mob Threatens Jail FROM PRES. HARDING ON DOW N- Legion Sax Band Where Five Negroes BRITISH ISLES Organized Last Night MESSAGE AROUSES SENATOR’S IRE Need More Members ENJOY PEACE OF Held for Murder Says They Are Doing Same Things For Which PERMANENCE Dycrsburg, Tcnn., Threatened Itiot Last Night (lljr T h e A m o rlu trd I’r r u ) With Another Meeting Held Next Wednes­ day Night to Close List Wilson Was Censured Thu Legion Saxophone Band was LONDON, Dec. 8.—With the ten­ successfully organized on Wednesday sion nnd nncxioty of the past weeks WASHINGTON, Dee. 8.—Tho Re­ of the “signal achievements” of tho night with n membership of nineteen giving pit.ee to general rojo.cing, this publican party’s leadership, from extra session. What tho Presidcst meant, he ndded, wns probably" and tho indications are that tho mem­ hns been n day of all-around congraPresident Ilarding down, wns assail­ single” achievement, for otherwise bership will increase to the full ca­ Intlons, of recalling tho memories of ed in n spen h 1 tho Senate todny by tho message appeared "most eontrl- pacity of 28 men by next Wednesday. the grent figures in the Irish strug­ The officers appointed were: P. A. gle,whose work nnd sacrifices paved Sonntor Harrison, Democrat, Miss's- dictory nnd conflicting." Morn, president; It. W. Pcnrmnn, bus­ tro road to today's accomplishments Tho action of the House i fixing slppi, who declared Mr. Harding wns iness manager, nnd W. L. Rumple, nnd of prepparntions of the necessary sippi, who declared Mr. Harding wns n ftfty per cent surtax rate in the secretary nnd treasurer. doing the “very things for which he, revenuo hill, he declared, constituted formalities for bringing tho new Irish This hniul will bo s|>onsorcd by tho free stnto into being. ns n sontor, hnd denounced President a “plain repudiation” of the execu­ Wilson." The president’s message tive's stand. It wns apparent, lie Camphell-Lossing Post of tho Ameri­ Nowhere is there nny renl idea that added, thnt the House action had can Legion nnd will bo under tho ef­ anything can now Imppen to provont to Congress yesterday, he ndded, con­ Firo last night destroyed tho Tyler ficient management nnd instruction of its birth, although difflrult details "riled the President considerably.” grocery storo in Goldsboro. Tho stituted nn appeal to partisanship to Edgar A. Ball. "But I insist," he said, “that the may have to bo encountered. building wns enveloped in flames be­ disnvow their nlloginco to "bloc” or- progressives in the House had cou­ Tho following nro the members: P. glnizntlon. Tho two Georges—King Georgo and fore tho fire department could reach rage nnd they told the President A. Mero, Ed. Moyo, R. W. Pcnrmnn, Dnvld Lloyd George—to whom the Mr. Hnrrison attacked tho Sennto th scene nnd ns thero is no water C. It. Uorgquist, It. L. McNnb, A. E. where to get off.” available at that point tho efforts of Republican lenders, snying they hnd Swanson, Ed D. Smith, E. A. Brother- public accords chief credit for bring­ son, John Meiseh, S. Fleishor, J. P. ing about pence, were photographed ho department were confined in keep- “shifted nnd hopped until nono of know where or when or why.” Griffn, Fred Wight, Harold Wash­ together in n smiling group of the tho flames from other property. The Secretory Mellon nlso wns denounc­ WAS IT A KAINBOW? burn, Glenn Whitcomb, Ilohcrt Holly, mnjjesty’s ministers nn tho terrace of Tyler storo wns a total loss nnd tho ed, ns seeking,in his annual report of W. L. Rumple, II. C. Haskins, Frank Buckingham pninco todny, nnd tho friends of Mr. Tyler sympathize the trensury department, to "help Akors, S. Dutton, S. M. Lloyd, Potor picture wns extensively displayed in A strange phenomena attracted the with him in his loss. along" the idens of President Hard­ Behind, B, M. Herndon, T. McLaughlin, the evening pnpors. attention of hundreds of people this To Bo Given nt II. 8. Auditorium, Fri­ ing with respect "to relieving the Downing street, where stands the Mr. Smith, Mr. Rivers, Joe Itczcnniornlng on tho Inko shore. Direct­ Band Concert tonight in Central rich” of honvy taxation. The missls- day, Dec. 9th., Benefit Cnmphcll* official residence of tho prime minis­ stein, Mr. Warren, ly across the lake was stretched long park. Everyone should come out nnd Lossing Post, American Legion slppi senator ndded ho wns "pained” ter, wns Inundated with telegrams of Next Wednesday night at tho court hnnds of rainbow hues nil tho colors get nn enrful of real music. Good to see the rcgulnr session of Congress world. The premier presented to house nnothcr meeting will bo held blending in n beautiful effect. It singer. Program start off so innusplciously, saying Lady Greenwood, tho wifo t of Sir nt which it is hoped nino additional was not n how hut hnd all tho nppenrI. Hnmnr Greenwood, chlof secretary thnt with the nppenl of the President members can lie secured to mnko tho nnccs of the rainbow. It wns probab­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo Keller Groupe of Popular songH selected from proper quota of twenty-eight mon. “for n partisan lineup” it wns ap­ for Ireland, the pen with which ho ly tho reflection of the sun on tho Orlando wero among tho visitors thoso requested Hlgncd tho Irish trenty, ns nn "nppreparent thnt tho policy of "nbnndonstill wnters of tho lnko forming n tho city todny. II. inent" which characterized tho extra eintinn of your hushnnd’s efforts for FUNERAL OF MRS. CHAPMAN prism of the colors. It wns someLa Procession ................... session would bo continued. HELD TOMORROW AFTERNOON pence." ihing that even tho oldest inhabitant Los Roses d'lsphnn .......... S. D. Harris, ono of tho prominent When Mr. Wilson opposed or urged It is recoiled thnt tho pimo minis­ bad never seen In Sanford and caused tusincss men of St. Petersburg, spent I.o Manoir do Rnsemonde ... legislation, Mr. Hnrrison continued, ter's first speech of importance In The funeral of Mrs, Ralph Chap­ many to stop nnd view the sight. tho day hero yesterday attending to tho then Senator Harding described Chanson Tristo ................. his political enroer wns delivered in Pnysago ............................. .... Hahn man will he held Friday afternoon nt company of Michael Davltt at n polit­ business. him ns n “dictator nnd nn nutoernt,” 3 o'clock nt the Congregational M.LEGED AUTO THIEF Ill nnd when Mr. Wilson Issued his np­ church, interment to he made in ical meeting In Wnics in the eighties, You can get your tickets for Lnw- penl in 1018 for tho election of n Scronado ............................ CAUGHT HERE TODAY nnd was In fnvor of home rule. Lnkoviow cemetery. BY ORANGE DEPUTY ronco Haynes' Recital at Mobley’s Democrntlc Congress Mr. hnrding An Old Song Re-Sung .... Drug Storo. 221-2te wns cqunlly hitter in his denounce­ Over tho Hills ................... All persons holding tickets for Law­ The Kiwannis Club met today at Tho Waltz ........................ ment. rence Haynes Recital can reserve sonta J. L. Wilkenson deputy sheriff of th0 Hotel Valdez nnd had their usual A Dream ........................... HAND CONCERT TONIGHT "Yet we hnvo tho spcctnlo,” ho nt Bower & Roumillat’s Fridny start­ Drnngo county with headquarters in good time singing songs nnd making IV. 221-2te short talks that were helpful to tho ing nt 12 noon. Winter Gnrdcn Is hero today in comp­ Bandsman Brady will sing ono of snld. "of tho Presldnet coming hero Arln from “LaBohomo” nnd making n speech ngnlnst tho any with his brothor, M. L. Wilkinson ErncHt R. Bnll’s fnvorito songs. members. Three now members woro “Che Geiida Manlna"... soldier bonus, n thing unprecedented. Rnldd Wise will deliver a lecture token into club nnd the Kiwannis nnd while hero succeeded In bagging Bnndmnstcr—Edgnr A. Ball. They, yesterday, ho came hero and hero on tho 28th of Deeombor if the a young mnn named Dillard of tho Club will soon numbr sixty members. Night ........................... Rachmaninoff Program Oakland section who Mr. Wilkinson March—Stars and Stripes..J. P. Sousa nppcnlcd to the agricultural group to Lilacs ......................... Rachmaninoff It is ono of tho roal living organiza­ plans of the Kiwannis Club can bo lino up, to get behind tho pnrty An Island ......................Rachmaninoff tions of Sanford and is doing n great cnrrlod out. Everyone who enjoyed MyR n few months ngo took n Ford Selections—From tho Bohemian bnnner." this grent speaker Inst year will bo Floods of Spring .......... Rachmaninoff work in tho city in many ways. •nr belonging to MIhh Jessie Whlto of Girl ........................................ Balfe glad to seo him again. Ho ndded, however, thnt It might Signor Clements Manucci, accom­ Ocoee. Ho wns hot on their trail .for Iumorosques.—for hnssos—Tho Dohnvo been thnt tho President wns panist. Got your tickets for Luwronco Nn,no tlmo and only recently hnd the vil nnd tho Deop Blue Son.......... F. R. Little, of Atlanta, is making Note: Mr. Haynes will be pleased IlnynoH Recital at Bowor & Roumllpoods on them nnd succeeded in get­ ................................. It. D. Barnard calling for tho Republican senators to lino up nnd retain tho seat of Sena­ his headquarters at tho Montesuma to sing such popular songs oh mny bo lot’s. 221 -2tc ting the car where thoy had loft It Vocal Solo—On the Trail to Homo whllo In tho city on business. tor Newberry of Michigan, now under requested upon notico to committoo or Sweet Homo..............Ernest R. Bnll la tho woods. Doputy Wilkinson contest by Henry Ford, In connection Mr. Haynes’ mnnagor. 22l-2tp OLD FASHIONED BARN Charles Brady nays that in his opinion thero is an Charlos J. Cavonnugh, of Wilming­ organized band of those auto thieves Waltzes—From tho Nilo....K. L. King with tho 11)18 election, as a matter of DANCE GIVEN TONIGHT ton, N. C., was In tho city yesterday party policy. PRESIDENT ACCOUNTING Patrol—Guard Mount.... R. Ellonborg in this section nnd ho hopes to 1bag -------I transacting business. Tho discussion also Involvod tho ft FIRM INDICTED Song Hts of '21— them nil In a fow days. He leaves Billy Holden wants it understood league of nntlons. • BRANCHES IN FLORIDA that the Old Fashioned Barn Danco (n) Croonng..............Franz Cnosnr todny for Orlando with young Dil­ » „ n “ . , Mr. Harrison, however, returned to (b) Molly on a Trolly by Golly.... to ho hold at tho Parish House tonight Dow™ ". Wauchula, lard who will stand trial in that ...................Jonn Schwnrtz a discussion of tho Prosldont’s mes­ ST. LOUIS, Dec. 7.-Horbort C. will be something new nnd novel f o r '^ 'J " .? ® county whoro tho car was taken. V y0‘ter‘,ay to March—Tho Jolly Rovors........Klncko sage with tho romark that tho Now- Camion, president of accounting firm tho old fashioned dances hnvo almost business. v V\ _ _ _ Deputy Sheriff J. L. Wilkinson nnd Star Spangled Banner .............. Koy berry case was “so nauseating that of Giraldinflnk-Camion, hendquartors gone out of vogue. Tho dnneo la be­ E. P. Parker, of Wauchula, spent the Thoso concerts will bo given ovory I do not wantto hook it up with tho here, indicted on charges Grand ing put on by tho Senior Brothor his brothor M. L. Wilkinson of Winter day mis­ loaguo of nations.” Thursday evening nnd overy other Larcency and Emboszlemcnt an­ harden woro among tho Orango coun­ hood Class and there will bo good1sion.here.yesterday on a business . Continuing, ho said ho was con­ nounced to-doy by ‘Circuit nttornoy. Sunday. • music nnd a general good tlmo fori ty visitors to tho city today, _____ t fident thero had bocn a misprint In Firm has branches in Jacksonville, everybody. Go to tho dance and on-1 Florida Is still highly plcnsed with tho President mossnge where Mr. Tampa and other cities throughout joy yourself. Tho admission is down' Newberry’s Drug Store Is selling Union Pharmacy has Lawrence tickets for Lawrence Haynea Recital. Harding had expressed appreciation country. to pre-war prices only 26 conta. Paynes Recital tickets on sale. 221-2tc its chief executive in Tallahassee. M i-2to aiirtV . , . . • vit .<*/_//<-VislV»\1^.j, . <>Al&a M * ^Zm'>ft|.V. w- i > ' ' DYERSBURG, Tonn., Doc. 8.—The dnngcr of mob violence threatened Inst night when several hundred men gnthcrcd at the county jail hero whero fivo negroes nro held in connection with tho murder of a fnrmcr nro boliovcd to have boon averted today and the sheriff said he considered his forc­ es nmple to control tho situation. Troops ordered hero by Governor Tay­ lor arc expected to arrivo about noon. PROGRAM RECITAL LAWRENCEHAYNES �<•. ElgJK* •v'J*■'• AvsW- yr V’/ s •- rt +K THE PAGE SIX ft * ••1 u-'),i IFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1921 QUICK REACTION ADDITIONAL LOCAL Judge for Yourself ON HARDING’S Why these Clothes DO wear \ NEW MESSAGE ,V e I___ _ DECEMBER MATTRESS SALE & , I The. qoolest critic of values, will find in Clothcraft Serge all that he seeks. Mater­ ials, chosen for dur­ ability as well as attrictiveness, coupled with the evidence of sturdiest construction, vyill tell you a story in few words and little time. Keep, these mod­ erately priced clothes in mind when you’re ready , for that new Suit. No. 7130, Gray.... $30.00 No. 7132, Brown 30.00 No. 5130, Blue,... 32.50 No. 4130, Blue ... 37.50 HOUSE DOES NOT AGREE WITH PRESIDENT ON ALL POINT8 As long as our supply of cotton lasts wo will sell now: cqtton mattressos at tho following prices delivered. Full size 60-lb. cotton mattress, $8. Three-quarter size, $7.00, Single bed size, $0.00. You are not under any obligation to tako these mattresses If not satisfac­ tory on delivery. Will also renovato your old mattress up until Docgmbor 20th, after which tlmo wo will discontinue renovating nnd if you want work, got it whll*you can. Write us a card and your call will bo nnswerod at once.—Sanfqrd Mattress Factory, Sanford, Fla. 218-Otp % T o-d ay T h e MAY ALLISON in- WASHINGTON, Doc. 7«—Quick ronction to President Harding’s message to congress was evidenced yesterday in the Houso during an afternoon of rambling dobato on a dozen topics. Urging prompt passogo of soldier, -Also a 2-part Comedy bonus legislation, Representative Galllvan, Democrat, Massachusetts, de­ clared the "men who won the wn* re­ ceived but scant attention" in tho mca3 "mp. See the new lino of Christmas post Tomorrow—David Powell in “Danger­ Representative Huddleston, Demo­ cards Just received ot the Herald crat, Alabama, asserted that tho pres­ office. ous Lies”; also Brownie, the won­ ident, In his attitude toward labor, der Dog, in “Alfalfa Love” had "learned nothing from tho past," The reason business conditions are but "proposes to hold on to tho old unsettled is because so many ac­ (TOO system, tho old struggle botwoon tho counts are. ■ employer and the man who works for him.” Old Fnshoned BARN DANCE "When tho worker at last roused to Parish House, December 8th. Aus­ exasporation was unable to endure his pices Brotherhood Saint Andrew. condition uny longer rises up nnd un217-5tc. 1dertnkes to avail himself of tho strength of his organization," ho con­ We’ve had enough of the spirit of tinued, “this beneficent president '7(1. LcFb hnvo a little of the spirit would intervene and strike him down." of 1013. Representative Mondoll, Republican, : leader, was quick to reply, asserting Tho Ilornld has quite n number of that he had never heard so many "oxROSE FOUR 'travngant nnd misleading statements." unclaimed koys that hnvo been found. Mr. Mondell chnrged that tho Ala­ If you hnvo lost any koys look ovor , BLISS TRIUMPH THE CLOTHCRAFT STORE bama member had misrepresented tho our assortment. If those koys nro not president’s position nnd had made it clnimcd within tho next few dnys they COBBLERS „ ' tfdh appear that Mr. Harding had gono out will be disposed of. This seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown, of his way to express views unfavor­ MONDAY ARRIVALS AT HOTEL Montfromery, Ala; C. S. Thompson, able to labor. The difficulty of getting a fire from fields free from Blight infection Montgomery, Ala; A. B. Rogers, VALDEZ Lauding the mussngo generally ns stnrted on a cold morning causes us Jacksonville; A. I). Halker, New L. A. Crnnford, Jacksonville; R. L. York; F. Felvstein, New York; J. W. ono of “conviction, and full of frank-1to wonder how buildings ever hum 11 PECK BAGS down. / ‘uo^snoji ‘A\ O ' uodh|V '||uputu 3 Jorvoy, Charleston; J. C. Cogswell, ness nnd candor," Mr. Mondoll said • Ask for Prices Palntkn; Harry Enton, Palatka; M. Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. Gollript, that throughout It ran a "spirit of Tho ladies of the Baptist Church cordial co-partnership and co-opera­ D. Frcvcr, and wife, Chicago; J. II. Jacksonville; S E. Holly, Tampa; will hold tholr annual bazaar on Fri­ Sutherland, Follsmerc; I). II. Ilrown, W. E. High, St. Louis; B. W. Lonvlll, tion with congress." day and Snturdny, December 10 nnd While Representative Garrett, Ten­ Fellsmere; E. A. Long, Atlanta; W. Orlando; Jno. G. Brosscll, Jackson­ 17. I’lnco will ho announced later. nessee, acting Democratic leaded, did A. PIckRon, Augusta, Ga; W. C. ville; G. R. Cushmnn New Your; M. 219-tfc not discuss the message on the floor, Elftin, Atlanta; I’. S. Smith, Atlanta; G. Darby, Jacksonville; C. C. Balkin n formnl statement ho declured it FLORIDA s SANFORD L. M, Stewart, A. C. L; \V. R Royall, corn, Ocalo. was "wholly jacking in force," and Still, an enemy has his good,points, JnckRnnvIlle; T M. Gordon; Rich­ that thore was nothing of leadership He never asks you to endorse n note mond, Va; R. W. Polls, Rochester, N. or in tho nature of an appealing call with him. Statesmen are reminded that there Y; V. J. Elman, Clanton, Ala; G. S. it. Kent,, Jacksonville; II. R. Cowan, is Invnrinhly something crooked in Tho "message holds out no hops that BARN DANCE about directors who keep informa­ Jacksonville; II. B. Llghtfoot, and anything will be done at this session," wife, Jacksonville; Luke Thompson, tion from ,the stockholders. continued Mr. Garrett, "that will IntParish Houso Thursday December ' T h e B i& G a m e ” 3 Seed Potatoes SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. Chase prove upon the humilitnting failures 18th. Good time for everybody. of the extru session just cleared. Como nnd enjoy yourself. 217-6tc. "The President's attitude upon the question of giving tho notice as to ab­ Now if the money-printing presses .........$ 7.75 30x3 N. S....................................... rogation of commercial treaties re­ will only nrrnngo for a ten-year holi­ quired by tho Jones shipping act is at day. 30x3M> N. S . .................................... ........ 9.80 once commendable and laughable. As senntar he twico voted for those pro­ The Ilornld office hns n new supply 34x4 N. S . .................................... ........ 17.50 nvisions. As n candidate for president of Christnins Post Cards, stickers, ho did not hesitate to make Insinuat­ Christmns greeting cards, cngrnvcd 35x4Vi N. S . .................................... ......... 23.50 ing criticism agninst Mr. Wilson bo- Christnins enrds, stntionery nnd cauHe tho latter Htntcd he would not everything in tho lino of Christmas ......... 25.50 34x4 Cord .................................... give tho notice. As President he ac­ box pnper. See The Ilornld Btock Other Sizes in Proportion knowledges ho wns wrong in his ac­ icforc buying elsewhere. tion ns senntor nnd is content to toeWe carry everything in the Accessory line for all Cnrs. mark Mr. Wilson’s tracks." As wo understund it, eneh nntion HIGH GRADE GASOLINE to make the motor wtnrt easy is determined to tnkc the offensive Lawrence Haynes, High School or snss. the.se cold mornings Auditorium, December Dth. 220-3tc Hnvc your wntehes nnd Jewelry re r\ n | | l m* The Peters Shoo factories averaged nnired nt McLnulin’s. Two first clnss 118,230 pairs dally last week. Rivers vntch ninknrs. Prompt service. Brothers, Sanford avenue, sell Peters 140-tfc Shoes nnd lots of ’em. d&w-ltp Lawrence Haynes, High School VULCANIZING 220-3tc Tho chief joy of journalism comes Auditorium, December Dth. from a meditation concerning tho Phone 147-W probable consequences if one should First nnd Elm Ave. METHODIST BAZAAR tell all one knows. The Methodist Ladies will hold their Chrlctmas Bazaar Fridry and Saturday, December Dili, nnd 10th, In the building recently vacated by Mrs. Cates. BELOW ARE SOME OP THE ATICLES FOR SALE ON THE % Tho "Something Different" offered TABLES ' % by the Methodists will ho hand made Colonial Rugs nnd a full line of doll clothcn in nssorted sizes, Thero will he, also, many beautiful hand mado articles, suitable for Christmas gifts, and a table of home baked pnstry, bread and rolls. 219itc. Company Skin Clear and Flesh Firm With Yeast Vitamon Concentrated Tablet* Easy and Economical to Taka—Results Quick. Frank Akers hr e to. t. ! All Souls Bazaar—Parish House t OPENS 3:00 P. M. \ illIrr The Mrs. F. Meisch French Doll. The Peters-Schirarcl French Doll. Beautiful Hand-made Rug1. Dainty Hand-embroidered Bags The Uchida Ivory Ribbed Fan —an importation of Old Ja ­ pan hand painted and em­ broidered. Imported Japanese Handker­ chiefs. • Hand-made Filet Lace Yokes. Gentlemen’s Ties—hand work’d Linpn Center Pieces—hand em­ broidered. Beautiful Flaxen Runners. Holland Aprons—dainty little creations. Luncheon Sets—Hand worked. Embroidered Bath Towels. Five o’clock Tea Sets—beauti­ ful and dainty—all Linen. Beautiful hand-embroidered Pillow Slips. Boudior Slippers—Blue S a tin hand ma<de. A special table of dainty hand worked baby articles. Wicker Work Baskets. There is a special table of home­ made Cakes and Candies. A table also, of Potted Plants. ■e j i I■ ' >| j *"• • m .M A ST IIiS YCA47 VnA MUU A Are Poaitively Guaranteed to Put On Firm Flegh, Clear the Skin and Increase Energy When Taken With Every Meal or Money Back IsntMASTINSill.VITAMON POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE o f A p p lica tio n fur T i n Herds Under Hrellnn 1175, o f the H rn rrn l Statutes Thursday December Sth N otice Is horntiy a tv e n Hint J. A. Lust b rook. |iurcluiHor of Tux C e rt if ic a te No. 2603, d a te d (lie 5th d ay of .tune, A. 1). 1894, tins filed sa id c e r t i f i c a t e In m y office, a n d h a s m a d e a p p lic a tio n for ta x deed to I msiio In a c c o r d a n c e w ith inw, Bald c e r t i f i c a t e e m b ra c e s th e f o l­ lo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In Hemltinle C ounty, F lo rid a , t o - w lt: N W U of B W ti of Hoc. 17. Tw p. 21 H. It. SO R. T he sa id la n d b e in g asse ss e d nt th e d a t e of th e Issu an c e of suc h c e r tif ic a te In th e nnm o of W, Tl. W hite. Also! T a x C e r t if ic a te No. 1fi02. d a te d th o 6th d a y of J u ly , A. r>. 1897, hns filed sa id c e r t i f i c a t e In m y office, n nd h a s m ado a p p l ic a tio n f o r ta x deed to Issue In ncc o rd n n co w ith Inw. Bald c e r t i f i ­ c a t e e m b r a c e s th e fo llo w in g d e s crib ed p r o p e r t y s lt u n to d In Heinlnolo C o u n t y ,' F lo rid a , t o - w l t : Hog, 7H ohe B of N \v c o r o f BWU of N w l i . Beo. 17. T w p 21 8. Ilge. 30 13, ru n 8 9H chs, B 10 ohs! N Ott cits, W 10 chs. 9U A. T h e sa id la n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d n t th e d a t e of s u a h c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n i m s of O tto Q u arle s. U nless sa id c e r t i f i c a t e s sh a ll bo r e ­ d ee m e d a c c o r d in g to la w ta x dee d w ill Issue th e r e o n on t h e !9 th d a y o f D e ­ ce m b e r, A. D. 1931. W i tn e s s m y o ffic ia l s i g n a t u r e a n d ■eal thle th e I l n d d a y o f N ovem ber, A. (B E A M Every Article Is Reasonably Priced and Par Excellence as a Xmas Gift Cat That Firm Flash, " P a p " and ll.a ltlir Glow of Youth—Taha M is tln ’s Yaaat VITAMON Tablata. Every man or woman who has heard of the wondrous health and beauty-making power of the vitamlnes in yeast, fresh vegetables and other raw foods will be glad to know of the atnssina results Iwing obtained from the highly conoen tfated yeast—Muslin's VITAMON tab­ lets, These supply a proper dose of all three vitamlnes (A, 11, and C) and are now used by thousands who appreciate their economy,' con­ venience and quick results. Mastin'* VITA­ MON mixes with your food, helps it to digest and provides the health-giving, strength-building nourishment that your body m u tt have to make firm tissue, strong nerves, rich blood and a keen, activo brain. They will not cause gas or upset the stomach, but, on the contrary, are a great aid in overcoming indigestion or chronio constipation. Pimples, lo ll s and skin eruptions seem to vnnisli ns if by magic, leaving the complexion clear and glowing with health. He sure to rememlter tho name— Mastin'* VI-TAMON. Do not nrrept imitations or sul>stRutes. Vou can got M ns tin's VITAMON Tablet* at all grod druggist*. ll- ll-'lto 8:00 P. M. PARISH; HOUSE Fashioned Barn Dance ADMISSION, 25c R. A. DQUOLA8B. o u rt. C le r k C irc u it C Co< inoM County, county, r la . Bomlnor* WI0EKH, ~Ily: A. M. ----— P._C. Christnins cards office. at Qie • of S t Herald Andrew •awn V .> _ ___ — - S �■ • N»f * ' ’ " » ■■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1921 SANFORD DAILY HERALD hilU M ,r«7 */Urmo»m iin |I >uU| .1 T* ■•raid BtUMIaa, 1W MuuUi Aiwu (uiM i ruYil*__________ THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. r r a u a u u i ___________ R. J. HOLLY _____________ Editor N. J. LILLARD....Se«reUrjr*TreMurer 3. A. NEEL----- ---General M anner that it was printed at tho Commercial office in Leesburg speaks well for tho Commercial office. Tho now booklet should bo Instrumental in bringing many now peoplo to Leesburg, In tho Lake Girt Hills of Lako county. -----------o---------PI, AIN FOOD OR STOMACH TROUBLE? C. L. IRWIN Prosperity hns ruined many a GiaOULATlOM ■AJfdOKB stomach. When money wnB flush, in Phone MB tip to 6 P. M. wartimes nnd for n year or so after, tarawrau. lura. M.s. d»aw» — ApsU—u— peoplo slipped nway from plain food ■•k**TlftlM Zrio. la Adruc. Om Tear .......................................... ... nnd bought lobstors, fnney Jollies, Mm MoiUa .................... ........*......... i,w candled fruits nnd high-priced con­ D.llT.r.d la Cltr br O.rrl.r Om er«ak ........ ................. .........»• o»aia ned meats. Now comes a big Ohio Uralj Ht.n a*raU*U Oouatr tad U ,»bUakad grocer—he hns over 700 retail stores awry Friday. AdwrtUUf ralaa jaada tajwj —nnd he tolls n national convention m appUcalleo. Daia*«««o la p.Utlra- p.W of ennners that fancy food Is going par pti, alwafi la adraaaa. out and plain, old-fashioned staples, Member of The Aaaodated Preoa like canned tomntocs, nnd corned beef and cabbage—nro coming back. This is bad news for those who deni in such nrticles, nnd its bnd for stomnch spec­ Heard n Sanford man any yesterday ialists, but It’s fortunnto for national that ho had been broken of shooting health. Most of us dig our graves craps. Probably had his fingers shot with our teeth, Business depression off plnying with loaded dice. occnsionnlly is a blessing in disguise. ---------- -----------More people right hero in Sanford A Bnitimoro man visiting Toxas re­ commit Bulcldo with their teeth than cently wrote homo and pinned tho ever thought of doing so with poison stamp to the otiyelopo to show how or n pistol. So mnybo n littlo touch dry ho waB. 'nils never happened In of hard times hns been worth n lot to Florldu. them, after nil. -------------------------------- o---------Wo can't print all tho nows so wo DON'T TRUST THE SOCK. only give you a little hit of every­ thing. You get It nil In the Dally There are still many people around Hernlil, no mnttor how fnr away it Sanford who put their money awny in happens. / an old sock or tho sugar bowl, and reWith tho Baptists meeting at Mi­ ami and the Methodists at Orlando thin week there should bo a big chnngo noted in these two cltios. Wo hope it is for tho bettor. ---------- o----------Mayor Stevens, defeated in Tues­ day's election, wns among tho first to call up Forest Lake, Che successful candidate nnd congrntulnte him. This is the spirit that builds cltieH. -----------o---------Strawberries are selling in E’lnnt City for 8r> cents per quart. Wo are glad to hear it although we do not want any at that price. When they get down to 25 per they taste so much better. A circular from the War Depart­ ment gives the pay of a soldier and states that no soldier need go broke. Very true, very true, but we’ll keep on being broke on the newspaper awhile longer before we decide to end it ail and join the army. ------ -------« -------------- The editor of the Herald wishes to let it lie known that he has not had that turkey yet and the Community Christmas tree would he a nice place to give him heart disease by putting a turkey on the tree. It would ho the swellcst joke of the season, yes. ---------- o----------Herb Hoover in a personal circular addressed to everybody, says thnt a Well developed organic chemical in­ dustry can inereaso our national pro­ duction a billion dollars a year. Wo doubt it not, Herb, wo doubt it not. Wo have seen various chemical indus­ tries right in the woods of Sominolo county that if let alone would tnnko a million dollars worth of "shino" in a year, yassuni! -----------o---------Tho Suwnncc Democrat lias arrived at the conclusion that "there is a dif­ ference between boosting and adver­ tising,” and announces that "our ad­ vertising spneo is for Bale." Pretty wise conclusion, and also a very prop­ er announcement. Whan all tho Flor­ ida newspapers "arrive" likowise thoro will bo commendation but no boosting, and lbase forever socking for free publicity will lie compelled to pay advertising rates or remain un* heralded by the press,—Times-Union. ---------- o----------We hasten to congratulate Gilbert Loach ami (lie Leesburg Commercial on the new booklet recently compiled and piiutcd by tho Commercial office. It is sixteen pages with cover and filled with good reading matter couched in readable language, filled with good cuts showing scones in and around Leesburg and tho covers nro in colors well arranged and well print­ ed. In fact it is a booklet of which any of tho Inrgest offices in the coun­ try could well feel proud and tho fnct ■ FLORIDA SYRUP Full gallon cans of new pure Florida Syrup, 85c Deane Turner Phonon 407-4D4 WELAKA BLOCK fuso to trust it to Uncle Sam or a good, solid banking institution. We rend recently where a man had tost his Htraw hnt—nnd $75 stored awny inside tho hat-bnnd. Another mnn gave a bootblack a pair of shoes to shine—and too Intu remembered that he had stuffed $2,000 in tho toes of tho shoes for safe-keeping. Ami ovory day we read of money stolen from its hiding place under the rug or mat­ tress—the first place a burglar looks for valuables. Hut some peoplo sim­ ply can not profit by these examples; they can’t bring themselves to realize that nothing in all tho world is as safe and secure as Liberty bonds ami war savings stamps, and that bank failures are almost unheard of in this country anymore. We’re sorry for these kind of people—tho kind who are afraid to trust their fellowmon. Wo are sorry for anyone who loses sleep—nnd the man who can't trust his money into tho keeping of others usually loses more or loss sleep for fear someone will walk away with the sugar howl or the sock. TRUCK S s Only 15 more Days till Xmas s es The Peoples Bank Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated The Near East campaign is again EYES EXAMINED on. Those who pity tho Armenians are not those who bought laces or Henry McLaulin, Jr. rugs from them. OI*T. I). Hob Holly said Tuesday; "that lie OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST know Itis field thoroughly,” Oh, Snnford, Fla. shucks, Hob You can't make mo be­ 212 East. 1st St. WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSE lieve that you are an agriculturist. |J P. A. MERO General Repairs Rear of Wight Uros.' Service Station SANFORD ■ a a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FLORIDA ■ The Jury in the Arbuckle ease at 'Frisco should have returned its mis- ■ ■ ■*|| TO THE PUBLIC O F SANFORD DISARMAMENT I1EGINS AT HOME "We, the jury, arc buckled ami lie The St. Johns county grnnd jury be­ lieves thnt disarmament, like charity, should begin at home. It recommend­ ed to the courts and the law enforce­ ment officers that “not only must the negro population lie disarmed, Imt there must lie a gun-toting disarma­ ment holiday among the white peo­ ple." We join tlie Orlando Sentinel in the belief that "tho movement should spread over the nation like wild fire and become a regular epidemic." It should; but it won’t. However, tlio grand jury's recommendation is n good one and steps should lie taken to make it onforcnblc. Public sentiment is slow to be educated in a matter of this kind; it will lie done quicker by means of legislation against carrying pistols of less than a certain length and weight. Some years ago South Carolina had an anti-pistoi-toting law which was n good one except thut it wnH not en­ forced as it should be. Under that law it wns a misdemeanor to carry con­ cealed, a pistol, revolver, automatic gun, or other firearm, unless it wns, wo believe, fifteen inches long, and weighed four pounds. As it wns im­ possible to carry that weapon “con­ cealed" and as the kind of folk that enrry guns carry them concealed, there wns a lessening of tho Imblt for laughed at, next to ho treated as n laughed nt, next to h etreated as a joke, and finally to ho disregarded en­ tirely. Rut it was a good one ns fnr as tested out by observance of its re­ quirements. It will never lie possible to lirenk tho Imbit of gun-carrying by more li­ cense, or permit, to carry a gun, so long ns dangerous firearms are made in sizes tlmt permit of palming them, ■ of carrying them in a vest pocket, or otherwise concealing them nbout tho person ready for provocative assault. It Is the concealed weapon man who is the menace to the country, and ho should bo disarmed.—Tampa Tribune. 5 Doctors of laws are getting al­ W« should have had a preliminary per currency which tho European gov. ernments are printing; on the nmount most as common as laws.—Green­ conference on tho limitation of nmbltlon.—Baltimore Sun. of chewing gum and candy consum­ ville (8. C.) Plodmont, ed annually in this country, nnd on tho number in insects which n quail takes l If only tho grocer would feel conWo nro the posterity our tort. into its stomach ovory 2-1 hours. They | tent when we "rccognlzo" our debt fathers prayed for—can you blame Mi By a Sanford Celery-Fed Ml Mi Msn IN cover every conceivable branch of hu- i to him.—Rochester Timoa-Union. them?—Evansville Courior. Mi Ml mnn industry, nnd come from ovory M M M M M M i M M M I i department of government, nnd from thousands of independent organiza­ "George,” said a teacher In the tions, which nro engaged In promot­ : Grammar School yesterdny, "what is ing schemes thnt mny be of doubtful tho difference between electricity nnd utility, ot mny bo of value. They clut­ lightning?” "You don't hive to pay ter up the editorial wastobnsketi on nothin' for lightning” said Goorge. Ho their way to oblivion. Their very ■ hns been listening to his father when number precludes a careful examina­ tion of their merits. If nil the per­ he gets tho monthly bill In Sanford. sons who are engaged in collecting : We will not any "Do Your Christmus Shopping An optimist is ono who makes two statistics, useful nnd useless, rclinblc : Early.” Too many have said it before and it is al­ “ha ha's” grow where before thoro nnd unrclinblo, wore set to ' sawing wood, or building houses, here would Was oniy a "huh.” most a joke. But we can say without fear of jok­ nuver bo a shortage of fuel or houses. ■ ing or contradiction that if you have been saving ■ A peculiarity of tho situation is They Bay thoro is plenty of gnmo R your money through our plan that doing your that tho statisticians nlwnys prove around Snnford but up to tho present Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because timo wo would hardly bollevo it. Prob­ their point, oven though they mny be R ably on account of shells boing so directly opposed to each othor. Which you will have that nest egg from which to draw. ■ I high hunters never give awny gome brings us back to tho original propo­ —IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE— ■ sition that anything can bo provod by ■ any more to newspaper officos. It comes to you with full force that you have not a statistics. For example, the railroad ■ been saving as you should. There is nothing gives The only thing that will make gas- statistician proves to us by hiH enroyou so much independence as a Bank Acpqunt. fully prepared statistics thnt freight olino stay dropped is a leaky tank. ■ rates nro relatively lower than th6y ■ Come in and lot us tell you about it. Christmas R What Florida needs is more recla­ were in the pre-war period, but wo ■ ■ brings it home to you with full force. a tend thnt tho woBtcrn farmers uro mation and less declamation. a burning their corn, beenuse tho "oxor- ■ ■ ■ NowndnyH you can't toll whether n Htnnt freight rates" make it impos­ ■ ■ movement townrds tho hip pocket Ib a sible to market it nt a profit. Mean­ ■ ■ while Europe is full of hungry people threat or a promise. ■ and American corn would save them ■ ■ The Orlando police department has from starvation—if they could get it. ■ the most wonderful collection of clues It is nil very confusing nnd mislead­ of Sanford ing. Statistics prove ono thing, and a in the state. a cold, hard facts of common knowledge s a n Descending prices, like descending disprove it. It is not thnt we know ’ stars, nlwuys seem to fall in some i too much, but that we know too much —'■—rt • ' t V isn't so. Give us fewer statistics, and other place. - *. "• i . . . vmore of practicnl, human endeavor. ■ More work nnd less talk.—Tnmpn Mr. Harding seems to be endorsing \ w a n t t o C WHERE » K HERE-TAKE the battle-cry of tho hIx hundred; Times. f in d a g o o d ) WON'T CETJ These glasses "Hnlf a league, half a longue, hnlf n AUTO REPAIR ( SOAKED J AND READ < league onward!" — ^ THIS* \ ■■ "S^S H OP^ /^^APt>gES5) ■ Help! Help!! Help I!! ■ a Able "bodied writers to help run this a truck kolyum. Send in your brain ■ ■ leaks to "Truck editor, Herald, San­ a ■ ford, Fla." Tho mulled first precipitated tho IiihI war and tho pussyfoot is liable to cause tho next.—Columbia (S. C.) Record. Kreislor limy ho Austrian Amtiassadoro if hiH country Iiuh enough loft to pay tho fiddler.—Wall Htroot JJournul. To tho proposal to put the dry laws up to a rofromlum tho wot echo is "end ’em."—Nownrk Nows. We are all citizens of this great section and we are striving* to build the permanent home of our veterans’ association that the people of this and future generations may point with pride to the magnificent tribute of Sanford to the men who served their country in its time of need. We do not “beg,” we do not “hold-up” our friends—but we have prepared one of the finest entertainment features possible to secure for our initial bow—and we do ask the support of those who love highclass presentations—in every way worthy of our own standing in this community—and well worth the endorsement and patronage of all our friends. The officers and members of the Campbell-Lossing Post No. 53, American Legion, earnestly solicit Sanford to attend the great recital Lots of follows who haven't $5 to join the commercial club can pay $r>0 for a hunting dog. What I wish is that Henry Ford dealt in porter house steaks. Dippy Din log tie Was your garden a success this year? Very much so. My neighbor’s chickens took first prize at tho State Fair at Jacksonville. I saw the Tunipn motorcade last week and looked over the fine display, yet with all their refinements I didn’t see n car fitted with a place to keep the mortgage on it. Know n Good Tiling Clarissa married a fireman on tho A. C. L. and n few months Inter he got messed up with a few box cars and some construction stell and they had to gather lip his remains with n shovel. The claim agent of the road hastened to the widow and paid bor over $500 and she signed a full re­ ceipt against further diunngcs. "Clnrissn," said a woman for whom Clarissa was doing the cooking, "what are you going to do since you come into ail tliis money?" "Well,” she snid, "havin’ dis yore streak of luck coinin’ on me so sud­ den, I ain't hardly made up mah mind yit Jos’ whnt I will do. Course, when time is healed up my wounds I nmut look round nnd tek notice. I nmut marry agin; and then again I nmut not. Hut ef over I does marry agin mah Hocmi’ husband is suttinly goln' lie a railroad man!" ---------- 4)---------DAM THE STATISTICAL FLOOD It is sometimes said that anything can bo proved by statistics and tlmro aro times when tho saying seems to bo tho solemn truth. There has boon a great flood of statistics on every possible subject, poured forth on this afflicted country, since the end of tho world war. Wo have fairly reveled in statistica. They havo poured into newspaper offices by tho cord, and the ton, hy tho yard nnd tho mile, and by ovory known system of weight and meiiHurumont. There have been sta­ tistics on tho high cost of living; on labor and unemployment; on tho amount of gold in tho country, figured down to a per capita basis which no­ body over sees, on tho billions of pa- AT THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, FRIDAY, DEC. 9TH : ■ ■ LAWRENCE ■ : ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s I ■ THE FAMOUS AMERICAN ARTIST ■ HAYNES With proper support, will be the attraction extraordinary “Haynes Selected • Sings By The The French Music Government Of He Sang Your With the Heart “Blue Devils Strings.” Of France” N N ■ ■ ■ N ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ N M ■ * * * * * * Selected Program, Popular Numbers. World War Propaganda Allied Service * * * * * + HEAR HAYNES! HEAR HAYNES! ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ a a ■ a a a a a a a a a ■ NOTICK: The seating capacity at tho High School Auditorium is nix hundred The Post has not yet deposed of thin number of tickets—.surely Sanford will rally to the* aunnort of this ef­ fort. A recital of mich high character usually demands a ticket rate of at least twice the scale fl*1 Aft adopted here. Buy Tickets from Members, Friends and Down Town A rt Stores.—But the Main Thing is Buy Tickets now—Support this Recital Jpl.UU $1.00 TOMORROW EVENING, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9th ■■[ ■ Patrons aro respectfully requested to ho seated by 8:25 jjh the program will ■ 8:H0 p. m. and there will not be a single dull moment. A diversified ■ and it is the belief of the membership of the Ciunpbell-Losaing Post, American Leffon that s Sanford will loudly applaud the organization for ottering auch an excellent attnuHimi ° n n v ’T ■ PUT IT OFF—SECURE SEATS NOW. ’ aUlaction DON T r .i �IT : BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP [ t colors. ? S"k ‘ t ? ? ? t t I T ? f tY Y T Y Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y yY Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y a Spcclnl prices for this SCARFS TO All Styles and Colors Starting Friday, December 9th AT 9:00 A. M. AND POSITIVELY ENDS Christmas-Eve, December 24th An event that offers our entire Stock of High-Grade Ladies* Wearing Apparel, Mil­ linery and Novelties at such Radical Reductions that it establishes a new level of low prices. 30 Days Ahead Of All Others January Prices Now! We have decided this big event to stimulate business and to give the general buying public an opportunity to secure up-to-date merchandise at extraordinary reductions and at the same time to get their Christmas wants at— AFTER HOLIDAY PRICES It is not necessary to give a detailed description of our merchandise, for it al­ ready has established a reputation for itself. Make your plans to be here on the first day for you can’t afford to miss this big money saving event. DRASTIC MILLINERY REDUCTIONS REMARKABLE DRESS VALUES A beautiful and inrge variety of Patterns, Sport Hats and Sailors. A large Selection to Choose From Lot 4—This lot Lot 1 consists includes Sail­ ors and Dress Hats. Prices were up to $9.50. Specially priced for this sale, at— of Sailors, all colors and shades, values to $6.95, at— $3.75 \^ il* Lot Z— Beautiful Beaver Sailors and Pattern Hats, large variety, values to $11.95, at— Lot 5—One lot 3—Pattern Hats, prices for^ up to \ . $19.75, closing out at— large B e a v e r Sailors, w e r e $6.50, closing out at— $9.95 $4.50 Lot « | 307 East Firat Street-------- Sanford, Florida ■ SWEATERS $3.75 to $4.95 Values $4.95 to $8.75 5 “WHERE STYLE REIGNS” AND PRICES TALK r 307 East First Street-------- Sanford, Florida I I I I f I FURS A large selection of Scarfs and | Chockcrs, Christmas Y gift. Blacka beautiful and Brown Wolf Tf Scarfs, for this sale— Tf $7.95, $9.75, $16.75 Chockers of Stone Martin, ♦ Skunk, Squirrel and Fox. Specini sale prices— f $g.50 $ J 2 ‘50 » 1 5 75 BATH ROBES i assortment of Robes in tI Aa choice large variety of colors. All fresh stock: tI new, LOT 1 if L$ L I I I I . $4.95 Y Corduroy Robes, value fY $7.95, at ................ ................ i SWEATERS AND t t WOOL SCARFS t Finest quality Wool Sweaters, in t Tuxedo and Slip-over Styles, nil ? BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOPS BAUMEL’S PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE “WHERE STYLE REIGNS" AND PRICES TALK BARGAINS IN SILKS AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Kayser’s Silk Teddies, Vests and Bloomers An Appreciative Christmas Gift Teddys* $5.95 (P4 QK quality at .... u rL O tl Vests, $3.50 u*0 QC quality at .... Bloomers, $3.95, (PQ OC quality at .... Drop-Stitch Silk Vests and Bloomers, extra fine quality. Vests, $2.95 (PO 9C value at ...... tp u tO v Bloomers, $3.50, d»0 OC value at ...... «p£.Ocl SPECIAL. Envelope Chemise, good quality Batiste In White and Flesh: $1.00 Grade at 75c Grade a t ......... . . PINK BLOOMERS, extra good quullly Batiste and a good buy, 75c value.- For this sale A Kg only............................................................................ _ 49c KIMONAS An exceptional lot of beautiful Silk Kimonos in Crepe de Chine, Pussy Willow and others. Also Cotton Crepes: Crepe Kimonos, large assort­ ment colors. Former prices $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95. Specially priced for this sole— $2.25 $3.25 $3.95 GLOVES Kayser Silk and Chamolsette Gloves, Centimeri French Kid Gloves: 2-button Chnmoisctte Gloves, all colors, at Chamolsette Gauntlett all colors, specinl.... Kid Gloves, White, Black and Brown, just arrived. Specially priced at— 95c _ $1.49 i i $1.95 $2.95 $4.75 i1 Y Y HOSE Y Famous Martha 4 Foot, Kayser and other full-fashioned Ilose at exceptional reductions: Special Black Drop Stitch QC Hose, for this sale....... Kayser, ChifTon, Brown and Taupe, value $3.75 to HE go at ........................ J Martha 4-Foot Guaranteed Hose, value $3.50, on sa le .................. Y T t x YxY xx x x x ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ xx xx 250 Frocks for Street, Afternoon and Even­ ing wear. Choice models in Tricotine, Poiret, Twill, Wool, Canton, Canton Crepes and oth­ ers. All colors. x Y x x x t Unusual Dresses in Wools and Silks, such a large selection to choose from that we have no fear of satisfying the most dis­ criminating. Specially priced— x x x x Y x x $12.95, $16.50, $29.75, $39.50 Y x x x Y Former Prices $19.75 to $69.00 ALL PEGGY-PAIGES AT SALE PRICES EXTRAORDINARY SKIRTS AND WAISTS COAT AND SUIT REDUCTIONS For street or sport wear are these Skirts of finest quality, Prunella In plain or pleated models. DISTINCTIVE COATS of Bolivia, Velour, Wondura and other materials, with and with­ out Fur Collars, in all the new shades: $T ..Gr“deB: $8.45 ... $9.45 One lot beautiful White Pleated Georgette (PC QC Brown, Reindeer and Taupe: Lot 3, $11.50 to $12.95 grades xx xx x xx x i a xY All Coats up to $22.50 .................................. $13.95 Dainty Overblouses and Tailored Waists In Georgette and Crepe de Chine. Neatly trimmed with Em­ I AH Coots up to $27.00, .......... . . . . . I $19.75 broidery, Lace and Beuds. All populur shades: Lot 1, values to $5.95, I1 ALL OTHERS REDUCED n t ................. ........................................................ SMART SUITS in Tricotine, Duvet de Laine, Lot 2, values to $6.95, ................................... $4.95 Moussayne and other materials in Navy, Skirts, $10.50 value, at ....................................... (jjg sC ,prtad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.75T0 $32.50 Former values $19.75 to $49.00 CORSETS AND BRASSIERES NIGHT GOWNS Well known and Popular Brand KABO CORSETS and BIENJOLIE BRASSIERES. AU Specially priced. IN WHITE AND PINK, EXTRA GOOD QUALITY $1.00 value ................................ at ............ $1.50 Grade, nt ............ 59c 95c CORSETS _ BRASSIERES $1.95 grades a t .........$1.49 GBc grade at .................45c $2.25 values n t ...........$1.75 95c grade at ...............75c $3.95 values a t ...........$2.95 $1.25 grade a t ...............95c ALL OTHERS AT SPECIAL SALE'PRICES Everything at reducW* huVA * lnrcrp splprtion of Hand Bags, Linen Handkerchiefs, Veiling and other Novelties too numerous to mention. Everythi w e have alargeprices? Nothing held in Reserve. Store Closed Thursday to Arrange Stock for this Big Pre-Christmas Sale �- - ■- .. aeB* 1 * ■ ' - —~ •••• ,- « * - >g * 1 1......... . l. r n . i w » |l m — I «i - ; v ^ ‘ ,« r ' ___ ^5SSw »<—PMCoi ------... ■ ROBBINS’ CREDIT STORE | 600 Yards ■ Yard Limit 5 yard* to customer u m ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ASTONISHING PRICES-PHENOMENAL VALUES; Outing | Apron i FLANNEL [GINGHAM j 10c 3 •••• ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ B r« « « m 1,000 Yards C ^T f3S 2r5cS : >--- J L - S k r a n • Must Close Out | 10c I j Yard [ “ THE END IS IN SIGHT” Men’s SILK " ^ - b y bus ^ ■ J ■ Limit ZVj yards to customer ■ | s h ir ts | D EESS ■ j Shirts Special ! $1.98 I J 3 Sale Starts Friday, December 9, at 9 A. M. | Continues Until Entire Stock is Sold. Nothing Reserved. Read Every Word ot This! Take Advantage of This Opportunity at Once, tor the Stock is Limited and Every Item is Worth Twice the Price We are Asking f ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ bbbbbbbbbbbbb^ BLEACHED MUSLINS --------— ~ DRESS DRESS GINGHAM Value 24c, per yd. M in n v MIDDY BLOUSES Special 5 Special Each 5 15c 85c ! ■ ; : 36-in wide, per yard j 5 'M ■ bbbbbbbbbb Limit 5 Yard* 10c ■ UNBLEACHED MUSLIN LL Sea Island MIDDY SUITS Special 36-inches Wide 36-inches Wide $3.98 PANTS 95c ALL WOOL $3.95 UP CAPS 50c SHIRTS 69c aB B B B B B B B |B B B B B B B B B B B B a B B B B B B B B B B B B B B LADIES’ DRESSES AU Wool I We Guarantee Each and I | Every Item to Be as I I: Advertised ■ BLEACHED MUSLIN Fruit of Loom 18c | bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB1 $6.98 ■ 3 FOR $2.00 CHILDREN’S DRESSES Wonderful Value $ 10.00 Special up 98c LADIES’ COAT SUITS All Wool ALL WOOL SWEATERS Special BOYS’ WASH SUITS $12.50 Each and up j And Values are Such as Never Have Been and 5 : Never Will Be Duplicated Again. Take Ad- [ s vontage of This Opportunity. You Will Not [ ONLY 98c LADIES* S COATS Beautiful Assortment WORTH 15c WORTH 20c WITH SEAM WITH SEAM H’D’CHIEFS WORTH $ 1 ^ 9c 9c PAIR 25c 3 FOR 25c 45c 75c AT $1.95 AND UP jYou Can’t Imagine Such | EVERY s a l e | Solid Leather Good Shoes! , \ FINAL I Values—You’ve Got 31 i No Refunds and I{ At ™ Prices ™ T Lower h a n YOU w i l l to See Them | -IVothing Exchanged j See Them for Years to Come » I We Are | Going Out ot j j Business BLUE s . : CHAMBRAY { WORK SHIRTS ■ jj Worth $1.00 i 59c ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ saB aaaa PIN CHECK PANTS Worth $1.75 $1.19 ■ PANTS 98c SPLK FIGUREi) DRESS SHIRTS $1.98 $4.98 M M A D R A S' DRESS SHIRTS at Only $1.49 MEN’S WORK SHOES S1.95 SPECIAL Goodyear Welt SHOES English Last at only LADIES’ OXFORDS CHILDREN’S SHOES $5.50 Value for AU Leather $2.98 $198 j MEN’S [ and the Merchandise i DRESS SHOES PURE SILK | is Priced to HOSE OFFICERS’ Worth 75c each | Go Out and 3 pairs for BLUCHERS | Stay Out $ 1.00 $395 •■■■■■■.■■■■■■■■■■■ bb bb bbb bb bbb bbb b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b iib b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b m b m b b m . SPECIAL Goodyear Welt ROUND TOE BLUCHERS •I f LADIES’ PATENT PUMPS $5.00 value $1.98 . I U U U M I H m H H M I B U aaaHBBBBBBBBBBaBBHB| ib b h b b b b b b h b b b b aaaaaaaaB aB aaaH B B B B B aaaaaB SANFORD AVENUE Assorted Colors 85c Dozens of Other Values that we haven’t Space to List IIH IIIIIIIIIIIIU IU U U IIU U M Every Desirable Style of Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes is here, and at Prices Too Ridicuously low to believe without seeing for yourself. possible and bring your feet with you. I H U m i l U a H U I U H H H H u H l a l l u a a a l I l l a l l l a a a a a ||a l |a a l a a a l ||||a ||] SELLING ..OUT.. SLIPPERS i■h him h m in im HMMMW ■■■M______ u w m m M m u i u m M M M HMMm i M m i w OtEDH STORE Near Corner of Second Street So come as early as SANFORD, FLORIDA CLOSING ..OUT. IB B B B B H H B B B B B p �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1921 TAUnjl p H a n p n iin iH M ia in iM iiH iiiM H ilH a a iiH H M a u rf PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Sanford Cycle Co. The Ever-ieady Store Evcr-Heady Flash Lights Ever-Hcady Haiors. Ever-Ready Batteries, ' always HllInr strops, fresh. Ever-Ready Flashlight Bulba. Evcr-Rcady Razor Blades. EVER-READY TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE VERY BEST DEAL FOR TIIE LEAST MONEY FOOT BALLS TENNIS BALLS BASKET BALLS BASE BALLS TENNIS RACKETS BATS MITS GLOVES You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING WITH US 117 PARK AVENUE------------------------------ SANFORD# FLORIDA LAWYERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole Connty Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA OUR NEW COMMISSIONER. SOCIETY If r«n k i r t fr lr n d . f l i l l t a i r # u — tf yon a re | o l » f « n ; n k « r « o r e a rn in g h o m e , or U y o n *r« t i l t r l i l i U f , w r it* ■ p e t a l card to I k li d e p a r tm e n t, B iv in s d e ta ils , o r te le h p o a e th e Item . I t w ill b e a r r e t I f a p p r e c ia te d . SOCIAL CALENDAR Friday—Mrs. J. D, Woodruff will ontcitnfn the members of tha Bon Ton Bridge Club in honor of Miss Anna Lou IIufT, of Atlanta. Friday—Mrs. Goo. DoCottes will cntortain at bridge complimenting Mrs. J. E. Brouso, of Vancouver, B. C., tho guest of Mrs. B. W. Hern­ don and Mrs. Frank Doar, of Auguato, Gn., tho guoat of Mrs. Tv L. Du­ mas. Tho guests including mem­ bers of tho Fortnightly Club. Friday—Methodist church will hold their annual bnznnr at tho old stand of Mrs. Cates on First street. Friday—Mrs. George Chamberlain will entertain the members of tho Snllio Hnrinon Chapter, D. A. R., at luncheon nt her homo at Daytona Bench, and will also entertain nt n reception for the Snllio Harrison Chapter and the Abigail Bartholo­ mew Chapter, Daytona, in the af­ ternoon. Saturday—Mrs. It. A. Newman will entertain at bridge at hor borne on East Fourth stcet, at three o’clock complimenting Miss Norma Hern­ don, Saturday—Children’s story Hour nt tho Central Bark nt four o'clock. Saturday—Ln'dics of the Methodist Church will hold their bnziinr and chicken supper nt tho old stand of Mrs. Cutes. Saturday—Cecilinn Club will meet at .1:00 p. m. nt tho studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, on Myrtlo nvo. Saturday—Miss Clara Milieu will en­ tertain at a Miscellaneous shower at Ilit) Temple Girls Hume' on Bark avonuo, complimenting Miss Winnie Brown a hrido-eloct of this month. Miss A. M. Hanson, of Winter Hav­ en is spending somo timo hero nt the Montezuma. Mrs, .1. B. Lawson and Mrs. Henry Bunion motored to Orlando yesterday whero they spent tho morning very delightfully. Miss Clara Milica will entertain at n Miscellaneous Shower Saturday af­ ternoon at the Tcmpto Homo for Miss Winnie Brown, a bride-elect of tills month. The many friends of Mrs. Emmett Hunt will be grieved to learn that she has been quite ill at her homo in At­ lanta. Best wishes are extended for n speedy recovery. SEMINOLE BRIDGE CLUB Tho members of the Seminole Bridge Club were very charmingly entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Robert Hines at her cozy homo on Bark avonuo, There being three tables of players, A profusion of lovely yellow nnd white roses \yoro used in decorating the rooms where tho card tables were placed. In tho unusually interesting gumo of bridge which was played during tho afternoon, high score was made by Miss Thelma Frazer, who was award­ ed a hand made fudge apron. At tho conclusion of the card gnmo Mrs. Hines served a delicious salad course and coffee ns refreshments, Mrs. Tom Frazier and Mrs. F. It. Hazard substituted for absent club members. Among the club members enjoying tho cordial hospitality of Mrs. Hines were Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. D, C. Marlowe, Mrs. ,J. B. Lawson, Mrs. Henry Burdon, Mrs. A. W. Loo, MIhs Thelma F razor, rs. Fred IJnigor and Mrs. Howard Ovorlin. Real Estate nnd Insurance -t- FLORIDA Employment Bureau.. , „ , General Machine nnd Holler Worka Automobiio Flywheel Steel Gear hands in stock Crnnk Shafts Rc-turncd Removal Announcement JOHN J. HEITZ, M. D, and Chiropractor Eye. Tested G]M8ea ^ TOM MOORE Optometrist-Optician Opp. Postoffice GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY Write us Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA We Appreciate Your Business Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicate Who’ll bo the first denier to advet tiso: “Get nn automobiio or nn auto mobilo will get you Grecnvill, (S. C.) Piedmont. 3 New N uts- New Nuts | V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER llio vocational committee of the BualMean nnd Professional Women’s Club 8,7 Con,meK**l Street Sanford, Fla requests all young women desiring ----------- ------------------employment to register nt tho First TRANSFER National Bank. 1-—— ■=—_________________ _ AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman “ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS" Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. ~ Tho Vocational Committee of the Bus­ iness and Professional Women’s Club requests all young wwten desiring employment to register at the First National Bank, nnd business men re- whoso offices for tho past year » uiring help to consult register. located nt tho Somlnole Hotel L , 107 Ninth avenue, Sanford, has m ed Into n larger plnco which is bei?" Lawrence Haynes, High School Auditorium, December 9th, 220-3tc equipped as tho Sanford Sanltart. * located nt 1009 Union Street ond street East. a°c* WORKS Geo. W. Knight Quick Service Transfer Stornffe Facilities If we please you, tell others; If no tell us. Phono 498 —Get your Scratch Pads from Tbi Herald—by tho pound—16c. Peanuts, Pecans, Filberts, Brazils, English Walnuts, Almonds \ Bulk Figs and Dates, per lb....................... 25c Dried Red Kidney Beans and Split Green Peas, per lb...................................25c Fancy Mixed Candy, per lb....................... *3 5 c Kingan’s little Link Sausage, per lb. box 30c 3 J Kingan’s Box Bacon and Reliable Hams. I 3 3 l Wilson’s Certified Oleo and Nutola, J Nucoanut, per lb...................................... 3 5 c | Hellsmar’s Blue Rib. Mayonaise, jar....35c-18c [ Queen Olives, per q u a rt............................. 50c Fresh Honey with comb, per pt. ja r......... 40c Choice Florida and Western Meats * ■ The Popular Market j Two Phones, Call 211 Park Ave. ■ I. D. MARTIN, Proprietor T5 Sanford Steam Laundry ■ FOR SERVICE Call 146-J W. RAVVLING, Prop. The bond issues for tho new school houses, for the brick streets, for now Acteylene Welding sewers ami for many improvements OF ALL KINDS of all kinds that lifted Sanford out of Hie small town into the city class Sanford Welding Co. were made n this time and after he had ceased to he an official of tho city , Located in Engle Bldg., 2(15 Oak Are. he was always found working for the j improvement of Sanford, Mr. Lake served Ids county in thoj INSURANCE state legislature with honor to bis constituency and to ids state for sev­ N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. eral terms serving Orange county and W. T. ROBERTS, Agent wns representative when tho division of Orange ami the creation of Semi­ nole was accomplished, lie was then Florida elected tho first representative of tho Sanford new county and wns a candidate for speaker of the house, being defeated H. W. NICKERSON by Gary Hardee, who is now our gov­ Bubllc Accountant; Audita—Systems ernor. Income Tax Service Forest Lake was a candidate for congress twice hut failed to bo elect­ Room 10 McNeill-Davis Bldg. ed in tile campaigns nnd Ids home peo­ Phono 852 Orlando, Fla. ple are glad that lie remained at homo to givo all of ids time to local pro­ jects. Ho was tiie prime mover in Auto Radiator Repair the organization *of the Seminole County Bank several years ago and Shop tile success of thin bank is largely duo to bis ncitve interest in the Institution I.ocntcd at 207 French Avc„ between as its president. That he will nmko 2nd nnd Third. E. H. I1EHGQUIST. Sanford a good commissioner goes without saying since ho Is a largo property holder, has the host interests LORD’S PURITY of tho city nt heart, is thoroughly fa­ WATER miliar with city, county and state and knows tho needs of tho city as few AS GOOD AS THE REST men know them. Dally Service Phone 19 As the Herald stated before it is a healthy sign of tho times when two hunk presidents take up their timo to II mnko a campaign for city commission­ er, a position that pays nothing and entails a lot of hard work nnd loss of time from their private business af­ fairs. Cold Weather is Here W A locnl grouch expresses a dcairo to “furnish a lint of people who Hhould bo aboard when tho battle­ ships nro mink."— Nashville Tennoa- Hcnn. Complete Stock Highest Quality O H O O S N ■ N ■ N ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M m MODERN MACHINERY ON THE FARM MEANS INCREASED YIELD AT REDUCED COST « ■ ■ Member Federal Reserve System ’ 414 K. Seventh St. ■ ■ ■ Efficiency of production is as essential to the farm or grove operator as it is to the manufacturer of other pro­ ducts. Increased production at reduced cost means ex­ tra profits. ■ ■ ■ First National Bank! ■ ■ A COMMUNITY nUILDEK To get Prompt Delivery or See J. T. ALLEN ■ The extensive, efficient‘and modern facilities of this ■■ • bank are being constantly directed into channels which ■■ are aiding in the production and distribution of farm ■* and grove products at reduced cost. ■ "N ow’h tho timo to get your wood" Wo have both OAK nnd BINE OUR WOOD IS GOOD, OUR BRICE IS RIGHT ■ The farm er is a manufacturer. He manufactures raw materials. D Phone 34 and give your order before the Rush H o f - m a c B a t t e r y Co. I Constructs Co. HARTFORD BATTERY Sanford CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS “Battery Insurance” Blanca and Specifications Cheerfully SANFORD V FLORIDA Hon. Forest Lake, the newly elected City Commissioner, who will probnbly Furnished bo the next mayor of Sanford ns tho Sold and Serviced by All Work Guaranteed commissioners elect tho mayor somo Edw. Higgins, Inc. H- T. PACE P. O. Bo* 291 time nfter tho first of tho year, hns a record of which nny mnn can well fool Haight & Wieland proud in his home city. A man is PURE WATER judged Inrgely by whnt ho docs nt homo nnd In tho upbuilding of SunGARAGES Elder Springs Water ford Forest Lake has hnd such a largo 99.98% PURE part that ho deserves special mention. Smith Bros. Garage Tho Herald said yesterday that Mr, Phone 81I-W Sanford, Pin Expert Repairing Lake had been elected mayor of San­ OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES ford for two terms but it should have Oak and Flrat HOTELS •road that ho wns elected mnyor of Sanford eight times. And during hln Hotel Montezuma terms of office from tho early days WARD & RIVE when ho was a morj youth, his admin­ "Sanford’s New Hotel” istrations wore noted for tho many GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL tl.80 Up Per Day progressive movements that were ac­ MAKES OF CARB complished during those years. Old Ford Garnge Weal First St. SANFORD NOVELTY MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone 217-W Employment Bureau * STRONG F. P. Forster, Pres. PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE B. F. Whitner, Cashier s — ................I �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1921 Little Happening* Mention of Matter* In Brief Personal Itema of Interest In and About *£ The City Summary of lb* Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readera THE WEATHER S For Florida: Knin tonight and probnbly Fridny mornlng; wnrmor In South nnd Control portions tonight; somowhut colder Frldoy. Ku W ** TEMPERATURE it* IU M Was It "northern lights" thnt peoplo snw on tho lako ^ front this morning nnd does it mean colder weather? Ml Don't know. Tho report to­ *4 day says 74 which is not so • * « M worse for Floridn in DoDid you seo the rainbow? Kt combor nnd it in cool nnd Ml nice. Scorns like Christmns It means prosperity for Sanford K* and if the cold wonthor will and a harbinger of good timos. K romnin for a whilo wo can It* look for Snntn Claus Boon. C. C. Sherrill, of Lakeland was In tho m Anyhow Ireland is freo nnd city Tuesday transacting business. that is something. AM tho Irish policemen in New J. R. Johns, of Macon, G*., spent York can go homo now and the day here yesterday on a business PM becomes presidents of Ire­ PM land. \Vc intend to stay in mission. ( PM Snnford nnd get a Job hero. 5:10 A. M. DEC. 8, 1921 C. M. Broome, Jr. of Atlanta, (In., Maximum ................... 74 was in the city yesterdny attending to 1 Minimum ..................... 40 business. Mango ........................ 48 PM Barometer ..................30.14 B. M. Heckard of Orlapdo was J* i . I ** Calm nnd clear. among the business visitors to the city today. PM Mi Ma II. M. Cook of Nownnn, On., is spending some time hero at tho ‘ HAUMEL'S PltECHRISTMAS SALE Montczumn. It. B. Smith of Macon, Gn., was The Indies hnl with delight tho an­ among the out of state business visi­ nouncement of Ilnumol’s Specialty tors here yesterdny. Shop that they would put on a I'rcJ. D. llicks, of Tampa was a busi­ Christmns Sale, giving their patrons ness visitor here yesterday stopping the chance to purchase tho many honutifui things in ladies wear before nt the Montezuma. Christmns at January Sale prices. These prices are cut on everything in Frank Miller has returned from a the house which include furs, bath trip to Jacksonville nnd is glad to robes, sweaters and scarfs, millinery, find Snnford nil here. dresses, silk and muslin underwear, kimonos, gloves, coats and suits, skirts Dr. George Hyman nnd Judge and waists, etc'. Everyone knows tho Maines are among those attending fine Inc that Hnumcl’s Specialty Shop the state convention of Baptists ut carries, everyone .knows that when Miami this week. Hnumcl’s announce a sale it means a real sale and everyone knows thnt tho Stanly Walker is back on the job prices as gven n this issue of the after the summer in New Your state. Daily Herald means a hg saving on He is nt present engaged in the ma­ seasonable goods. All the latest styles chine shop of the B. & 0. Gnrngc. in dresses and millinery at prices tlml wll make them move. Read the ad­ CHICKEN SUI*I*ER vertisement in this issue. FOR RENT—Two room apartment, hot wnter, gnrngo. 1820 Park Ave­ nue. 221-8tp doll Clothes nt Methodist Bazaar. 221-ltc F M ijALE—f> room bungalow, prlco $2,COO; $500 cash, balance, oasy terms; 5-room bungalow on cornor lot prico |3,750, easy terms.—E. F. Lane, Thu Real Estnte Man. 221-ltp t'OR SALE—Ford with nent truck body on, in good condition, $150. 819 West Third street, Holly Avo. 221-Otp Foil RkbiT—Light housekeeping apartments of one one or two rooms over Union Phnrmncy, First street. 22l-3tc fTTH RENT—Two houso keeping rooms furnished complete, $6.00 per week. Apply 1100 Snnford Ave. 221-6tp Doll Clothes nt Methodist Bazaar. 221-ltc Lawrence Haynes, High School Auditorium, December 9th. 220-3tc NOTICE Sale Bankruptcy Stock Notice is hereby given thnt under­ signed, trustee in the matter of S. Benjamin, trading and doing business as S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will on Saturday, December 10th, 1921, at the corner of First street and Palmet­ to avenue, Snnford, Florida, between the hours of 2 p. m. and 4 p. m., re­ ceive bids on the following stock and fixtures located at tho above address: Tallies, safe, window fixtures, show cases, clothes hangers, etc.; tics, col­ lars, shoes, etc. The right is reserv­ ed to reject any and nil bids. Highest bi<l sublet to approval. CLARENCE V. MAHONEY, 220-4tc Trusteo. Kugnrmnn Bldg. 19 Beaver Street, New York H iH a a D iia iiiin iio iiB S R ii AMERICAN TIRE CO. FACTORY TO USERS PRICES 107 West First St., Snnford, Florida Open and Closed Models in Stock r A number of Rood used cars at prices and terms to suit B. & 0 . Motor Co. d is t r ib u t o r s 209 Park Avenue. Sanford : for this coming year is the figure we are working for. And we will get them if we have to go out of town for them. We have the proper mer­ chandise at the proper price and our way of giving full value will get and hold us many new customers. Join the Throng that are laying aside the Christinas Gifts at our Place. We’ll save them for you until the Holidays. 7s/f SW fff r/M T /S Sanford, F la. s ■ s ■■Ml BUY A LOT in Lane's sub-division, $25.00 ensh balance $10.00 por month.—E. F. I.nne, Tho Real Estato Man. 218-Gtp EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE I represent progressive, modern In­ surance old-lino companies and nm prompt in rondoring you expert serv­ ice in securing for you just what you want in lifo insurance on tho plan suited to your present nnd future need. Endowment, monthly incorao plans, nnd nutomobilo and fire In­ surance. Writo or phono mo to call. W. J. THIGPEN. O U R R E P A IR IN G IS UNEXCELLED FO R Q U A LITY £• DURABILITY Piano Owners, Notice! J. D. Sugarman & Co •r Nearly One Thousand Just received full line of army goods —nrmy officers' shoes, tents, tarpnlinns, cots and mnttressos for cots. All grades binnkets, khnki breeches, hats enps, leggins, etc. Cnll nnd seo our real bargnin prices.—Thrnshor & Gnrner. 218-Gtc Ask for FREE Booklet ■ “How to Trade In Cotton” [ nnd Daily Cotton Letter ■ . LEXINGTON or Hupmobile cast at the City Election Tuesday, the biggest vote ever polled in the City at any City election. This speaks well for the town, it shows that we are all interested, that we will not allow our town to become stag­ nant; we’ll keep things humming. Try n Herald Wnnt Ad today. COTTON Make It a NEARLY 1,000 VOTES The Peters Shoe people operate for­ ty-two factories nnd eight tanneries. Their shoes nro sold by Rivers Bros., Snnford nvenue. Better Bhoea nt conscrvntve prices. 221-ltc Here for a limited stny. Patrons de­ The Methodist ladies will servo i We extend you a warm invitation siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. another one of their delicious chick­ to come to our store on Sanford ave­ en suppers Hnturdny night. See how nue and make your selections from good it sounds. our stock of blankets, quilts, sweaters “Mack the Piano Tuner” Menu | for the whole family, scarfs, shirts, Roast Chicken, with dressing nnd hosiery and underwear. Grand as­ Cranberry Sauce. Creamed potatoes sortments, reasonable prices, courteous Orders Executed in with grnvy. Hot Rolls, Pickles, treatment. Come a little farther and 10 Bales and upward 221-ltc Celery, Assorted pie, Checso nnd hot pay less.—Rivers Brothers. coffee. For first elnss Job work—thv Herald Price 7fic. 210-ltc. The Fam ily s Xmas Gift PAGE SEVEN FOR SALE NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FIN­ ISHED. EASY TERMS Other Bargains in Real Estate P. C o n n e lly Classified advertisements, 5 cent* a line. No ad taken for lc«a than 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Ca*h must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. ' ____________________ FOR SALE FOR SALE—Upright piano, good condition, for $100 cash. Phono I03-J. 218-Gtp FOR SALE—Eight room houso with bath. Immediate possession. Smnll payment down, long timo on bnlnnco. GENERAL REPAIRING See Lnno or address Box 782, Dny100-Tu-Snt-4w West First St. Old Ford Gnrnge tona, Fin. FOR SALE—Dining table, walnut bed Phone No. 447-W mid springs. Call 303-J. 200-tfc FOR SALE—One Florence Automat­ ic 3-burner oil stove with mantel and oven. Cali 41G-W. 204-tfc FOR SALE—One Dnisy churn. Cnll 415-W. 204-tfc FOR SALE—Two story business building. Apply to the owner, Klcn the Assortment of Arcs, 805 9th St. 205-tfc FOR SALE—Choice oranges and grapefruit for Christmns, $2.00 per box F. O. B. Osteon. Cash with order. —F. N. Purdy, Osteen, Fin. 221-P2tp FOR SALE OR RENT—H-roomcd —At— house, 1011 Oak live. Plume 2H3-J. ' 218-tfc FOR SALE CHEAP—(ins range mid wood range, 1011 Onk live. Phono 283-J. 218-tfc WARD & RIVE HAVE YOU SEEN FANCY BASKETS THE BALL HARD WARE COMPANY 10,000 MILE CORDS $15.90 30x3V* ....... 32x31/2 ....... .......... 20.90 32x4 ....... .......... 28.90 33x4 ....... ......... 29.90 30.90 AMERICAN BEAUTY 34x4 ....... and HOT-POINT 33.90 34x41/> ....... 35x5 ....... .......... 42.90 Electric Irons FOR RENT FOR RENT—2 furnished lied rooms. Phone 437-W, corner Elm & Third Street. 106 tfc FOR RENT—Two furnished bed rooms, Mth. W. E. Leavitt, cornor Elm and Third. Phono 437-W. 2? -tfc FOR RENT—Ono furnls'hod bod room, also garage. 11G Laurel Ave. 109-tfe FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, with or without board. 503 West Third Street. 220-Gtc FOR RENT—Ferndnle Apartments, furnished or unfurnished. Seo Mrs. L. G. Loveless, in Meisch block, 305 Fast First St. Phono 295-L1 10life WANTED WANTED—Salesman with ear to sell low priced 10,000 mile cord tires. Guiirnntccd salary and contract to right party.—Goodstock Cord Tiro Company, HOG Michigan Ave., Chi­ cago, III. 220-ltp NICE PLAIN SEWING done nt 014 Second Htrcct. • 219-3tp WANTED—Customer* for fresh milk, morning and evening deliveries.—B. L. Garrison. Phono 3711. lGO-St-Tu 204-tfc aa ili kj m b K* * * la m WANTED Large maaufacturiag company, man­ ufacturing potato barrel*, wi*h to es­ tablish branch warehouse In Sanford mid desire branch manager who can invest $1,000.00. Address, P. (>. Box 2591, Jnrksimville, Floridn. ta ta P m hit t a *4 On t a ft*i Hu SITUATION WANTED—Young lady desires position, assistant book­ keeping, office work or clerking. Ref­ erences. Also lady stenographer with three years experience open for posi­ 6,009 mile FABRICS one-third less tion. Apply 203 Maple Ave. 220-ltp Electric Heaters than Cords. WANTED—1921 Ford Sedan, glwl for the hath, bedroom mid Nursery condition. Offer ensh ff prico 1* FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 I’urk nvo- reasonable. Address II. D., Box 548, FIRESTONE, GOODYEAR, UNITED nuo. 178-tfc before Snturday nnd where car can bo Edison Mazda Lamps STATES, PERFECTION, PEERLESS For Brighter Light FOR RENT—Suburban home! CaTi seen. 220-2tp 308-J. 107tfc Wo curry all mnkes FTTH RENT—Two furnished Cod LOST Fidelity Tires 6-Volt Batteries, $10.00 rooms, Oil Park Avo. 212-tfc Pf)iOfE NT—Two or tKreo room LOST—Golf bag, con­ to $25.00 housekeeping apartments, 710 Onk] First* nnd Guaranteed taining sticks and the Avo. 218-Btp Genuine “EXIDE” Ser­ FOR RENT—Furnished ro o m ,, 411 barrel of a gun, Satur­ Gasoline 220-Gtp day afternoon. Reward Park nvenue. from visible pump. Accurate measure. vice Store at FOR RENT—Light housekeeping if returned to Philip R. Oils and Greases roomH, 200 Park Ave. 210-0tp Andrew, Celery Avenue. We give ticket* with each purchase, FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. 208-tfc good for 5 per cent in trnde Inquire 009 Palmotto uve. 210-Ctp Phone 371-Q Phono 481-J FOR RENT—Rooms and kltchennttcH, LOST—Between Methodist church Shirley Apt., opp, P. O. 220-2fltp und ice plant, brown suit enso, v/ith FOR RENT—Light housekeeping FILLING STATION J. S. I). on lenthor. Finder return rooms. 1020 Eust Second St. to Herald Office, nnd receive re­ MAII. OKUKItS FII.I.KII 220-4tp ward. 105 Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Fla. 218-tfc. r $8.50 Zm $10.00 Ray Brothers F. P. RINES 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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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>, December 08, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c6d49db4b1accf2f7456469adb76eea1.pdf 462a4315fdddbf9100dbbf7634a27d54 PDF Text Text Sanford TH B “City Substantial” The Sanford Daily Herald ______________IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D ’S GREATEST VOLUME n 1 _________ ~ » --------------- v Sanford TH B “ City Substantial” VE G ETAB LE SECTION ------------- '■ ----------- ------- -------- ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMHER 9, 1921 B NUMBER 223 FRANCE’S ACCEPTANCE IS SECOND DAY OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE INVESTIGATION FILLED WITH FINE REPORTS, NOW THOUGHT CERTAIN ON ' SOUTHERN COLLEGE DISCUSSED TOM WATSON’S CHARGES QUADRUPLE AGREEMENT ALMOST BROUGHT BLOWS Ratification o f Trustees Report Deferred Until a * Later Date DE VALERA IS AGAINST PEACE TREATY NO REGULAR PLAN Although D raft Receiv­ ed From French Del­ egation Only Outline ORLANDO, Dec. 9.—Tho center of interest nt tho second day’s session of the Florida Annual Conferonco was tho report of the Bonrd of Trustees of Southern College, in which request wns made of tho conferonco to ratify nnd confirm the notion of tho trus­ WITH GREAT BRITAIN AND SAYS tees in selecting Lakeland ns tho site TERMS ARE CON­ for rebuilding a Greater Southern In HAS BEEN SKETCHED AND FLICTING Floridn. ACTION ON AGREEMENT IS EXPECTED SOON ( H r T k r A a a o c la t r d P r e s s ) ____T h e A a s n c l a lr r i P r e s s ) DURLlN, Dec. 0.—Ratification of the tronty between England nnd Ire­ land will be moved at the Dnil Eironnn meeting next Wednesday by A r­ thur Griffith ns chnirmun of tho plenipotentiaries, it wns announced to­ day by DoVnlern, PARIS, Dec. 9.— Frnnce’s ac­ ceptance of quadruple agreement for thoa Pacific is considered certain in official circles altho the draft received from the French delegation in Washing­ ton is rcgnrded ns sugested out­ line and not perfected plan. Ac­ DUBLIN, Dec. 9.—Enmon Do Va­ tion here on the ngreement is lera last night issued a statement expected shortly, saying that ho could not recommend n b fushrdlu shnllu etnoln shrdlu un tho pence treaty with Grent Britain WASHINGTON, Doc. 0.— Consider* ntion of tho stnutB of French nnd Italian navies under n five power na­ val limitation agreement mny bo tak­ en up next week, some of these con­ nected with conference groups believe. The step, however, is understood to he dependent on clenring up of the "5-5-3" ratio for Great Britain, the United States and Japan as it is gen­ erally believed action in that regard will serve as a precedent under which to deal with the naval situation in European waters. Within the Inst few days atten­ tion of more than one national group at the conference has been attracted by Paris dispatches dealing with what appears to ho plnns of the French government to augment its present naval forces. The dispatch said it lmd been voted to incrcnso na­ val personnel from 51,000 to D7,000 and some concern is expressed here as to what effect thin might hnvo on con­ ference negotiations. Thu rule for naval limitation pro­ posed by Secretary Hughes in sug­ gesting the ‘‘5-5-3" ratio contemplates virtually a naval status quo ns to rel­ ative strength but on a bnsis of reduc­ ed forces. All threo navies involved will he scnlcd down. Thnt was re­ garded ns a principle accepted by each of the participating powers at tho opening of the conference. Differ­ ence of opinion ns to whnt tho rela­ tive strength of Jnpnncsc nnd tho United Stntcs might bo in fact did not alter the principle involved it was said. , Premier Hriand of Frnnce, wns generally understood to hnvo accept­ ed that principle for his government yet ill the light of the Paris dispatch­ es it seems that tho French govern­ ment may ho undertaking an imme­ diate increase in nnvnl force not whol­ ly consistent with Mr. Hriand's state­ ments to the conference ns they were viewed by conference officials at the time, it was said. This aspect of tho situation is expected, however, to ho mure fully understood when the con­ ference takes up tho French and Ital­ ian naval problems for settlement. to the Dnil Eireann or to tho country, nnd thnt in this attitude he is sup­ ported by the ministers of defense and of homo affairs. A public meeting of tho Dnil Eirennn has been fixed for Wednesday. Following is the text of Knmonn DeVnlern’s message to the Irish peo­ ple issued at 11:30 last night: "You hnvo seen in the public press tho text of tho proposed treaty with Grent Britain. The terms of this agreement are in violent conflict witli the wishes of the majority of this nntioii ns expressed freely at successive elections in the past three years. "I feel It my duty to inform you im­ mediately that I cannot recommend acceptance of this treaty either to the Dail Eireann or tho country. In this nttitudo I am supported by the ministers of home affairs and dofenso. "A public session of the Dail Eirennn is being summoned for Wednes­ day at 11 o'clock in tho morning. "I ask tho peoplo to mnintnin dur­ ing tho interval the snmo discipline as heretofore. Tho members of tho cabinet, though of divided opinions, are prepared to carry on public ser­ vices as usual. Tho army, n» such, is, of course, not nffectcd by the po­ litical situation and continues under tho same ordero and control. "Tho.grent test of our peoplo has como. Let us faco it worthily, with­ out bitterness, and nhovo all, without recriminations. There is a definite constitutional way of resolving our political differences. Let us not de­ part from it, nnd let tho conduct of the cabinet in this matter ho an oxninplo to the whole nation." Tlie third session of the Dail Eire* nnn cabinet ended lust night a few minutes after 0 o’clock. It is under­ stood thnt the opinions of the mem­ bers of the cabinet regarding tho pence agreement were divided, nnd that the question will ho left to tho decision of the Dail Eireann. An official report of tho meeting is promised later. MARINE GUARD WOUNDS SEVERAL ROBBING MAIL CAR 28 INCH STORK FRONT ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 8.—St. Petersburg this winter possesses a business houso which occupies prob­ ably the smallest quarters of any concern in Florida if not in the entire South, n frontage of only 28 inches. It is a head shop on Central Ave. which hns been fitted nttrnetively with racks nnd displny windows and tho stock includes a largo assortment of loose heads nnd Japanese neck­ laces. STEAMER NOBLES AGROUND KEY WEST, Fla., Dec. 7.—Tho shipping bonrd steamer Nobles, operated by Lykes Brothers, of Now DrlennH, which wont nground yester­ day o ff American Shoal Light 14 miles from hero, still *.vns fast today with the const guard cutter Tnllapoosn standing by. The Tnllnpooan expected to nttempt to pull the vessel off Into today a high tide nnd if It cannot he moved it will ho necessary to remove her enrgo. Tho Nobles hns 1,800 tons of phosphnto snlts from Germany. Buy It with a Herald Want Ad. CHARI,ESTON. S. C., Dec 0.— Scrgent N. S. Bothers, IJ. S. M. G., a guard on a mall car attached to Atlnntic Const Line train No. 80, Jncksonville to Now York, fired Ids sawed-off shot gun 'five times at three men, two of whom at lenst were negroes, it is Indlovcd who were throwing pneknges from a sealed ex­ press car nhend at nn early hour this morning about 14 miles this side of Savannah, Gn. Two of the men were wounded, ac­ cording to unofficial information, nnd the third mnn Is nt largo. Somo of the stuff stolen wns recovered beforo the train proceeded after the shoot­ ing, nlso n hat with buckshot holes In it. Tho express car Is being held here ponding investigation. Tho wounded men were tnkon to Snvnnnnh, it Is said. SAVANNAH, Dec. 0.—The police hnve nrrested Alonzo Llslter, n negro, for complicity In tho Atlnntic Coast Lino trnln robbery this morning. Ho wns found In tho Chnrlty hospital, wounded nnd enrried to tho bnrrncks. nnd without doubt the action of the trustees will he formally rntifiod. Report number 1, of the Ilonrd of Educaton was read by Rev. J. A. Hen­ dry, the report reciting the fnct thnt fire destroying Southern Collogo enrly In the* year, it became necessary to find temporary quarters, nnd thnt E. T. Roux came to the rescue by offer­ ing the hoard the splendid hotel nt Clearwater Bench, rent free, as u The report was rend by tho secre­ tary of tho bonrd, Dr. W. A. Cooper, temporary home for the school. The report mentioned further the nnd recited among other things thnt a special committee representing tho action of the trustees of tho college in board met in Tampa May 3d nnd 4th selecting Lakeland as tho site for tho nt which time bids were rocelved from new buildings, which wns given the Tampa, Lakeland, St. Petersburg nnd endorsement of the bonrd. Tho offer othor places, nnd nfter duo considera­ of Lakeland, which wns accepted, Hays tion, the bid of Lakeland wns accepted. the report, provides not only n locnOn Mny 24th the entire hoard met and ton for the college, but furnishes a tho action of tho committeo wns ap­ source of revenue equal to nn endow­ ment of approximately $200,000. In proved. Tho necossnry legal steps woro tak­ this connection splendid gift of prop­ en to change tho chntor, authorizing erty costing $127,000 and additional n change of loention, nnd Hon. L. W. gifts in the form of bankable notes Duvall, of Ocala, wns selected to take umountitig to $48,000, nnd service the necessary steps looking to this from the city in lights nnd water amounting to $50,000. change. The report recommends tho appoint­ Thu olTor made by Lakeland citi­ zens covering the 78 ncres of ornngo ment by the Bishop of Dr. R. II. Ald­ grove as tho site of Ihe college was erman, as president; Dr. Olin Boggess given to the conference, and the mat­ nnd Rev. G. F. Scott as members of ter of ratifying the nction of tho board the faculty, ami Rev. G. E. Summers of trustees was deferred, pending tho ns a student in Emory University. The report carries with it the ur­ positive information that the deeds to tho property contain the trust clnuso gent request that our people pay up as required by the dsciplino. This ns promptly as possible their pledges information will lie in hand today, for Christian Education, as the funds when the question will he resumed, on Pusi* Tliti’t*) DIRECTOR FORBES INDEPENDENT PACKING PLANTS VETERAN’S BUREAU OPEN SHOP COMING HERE ST. LOUIS PLANTS CUT OUT UN­ IONS AND CUT WAGES ( l l r T k r A aaocln trd I 'rra s) ST. LOUIS, Dec. 0.—Eleven inde­ pendent packing companies here to­ day announced they would operate on the open shojv plan on and after Janu­ ary second nnd at the same time an­ nounced n new wage scale which in­ cludes n cut of eight per cent for piece work and others ranging from threo to seven and one-half cents per hour. Companies said with striko threatening unless contracts with tho union employees ronowed, open shop had been adopted. Going Out of Business, Robbins’ Credit Store Puts on a Big Sale Did you notice the two page adver­ tisement in yesterday’s Daily Herald? This advertisement meant JUHt what it said—Quitting Business Sale— and this store offers some wonderful bargains in every department of the store that carries n fine line of mer­ chandise. Everything means dry goods, Hilks and woolen dresses, men's wear, women's wenr, hoys' wear, mil­ linery, coat suits and sweaters, hose, window shndcs, shoes, shirts, overalls, etc. The prices are the lowest offer­ ed in this park of the state and the sale started yeserday and will Inst until the stock is sold which will not be long If the big crowd todny can he taken in judgment. Robins Credit Store on Sanford Avenue near second is known far nnd wido ns tho store that is nlwnys fitted with the up to date merchandise nnd especially Is this true of women's wear and shoos. The hnrgnln hunters will find the rent articles In this store nt this snlo nnd probnbly never ngnln will you get such a fine atock nt such a re­ markable low procc. If you did not r o d tho prices Inst night go to the salo nnd you will lie convinced. Look them over be­ foro tho stock Is gono for the ex­ tremely low prico will move tho goods In n remnrknhly short time. Robins Creiflt S*ore on Snnford Avenue nenr tho corner of Second street. Follow tho crowd. A telephono polo never hits nn nuto There is nothing paternalistic in except In Belf defense.—Toledo Blade. the recent maternnlistic legislation. Watson Said He Would HELD PRISON Like to Slap OITicUNDER GUNS IN GETAWAY ASKED TO RETIRE p|»*a U n n n TOM SLAUGHTERS ESCAPES ’ BY CHAIRMAN BRANDEGEE FROM ARKANSAS PEN UNLESS HE TOOK UNDER DEATH SENTANCE HIS SEAT LITTLE ROCK,*. Dec 0.—Tom Slaughters, notorious bandit, under death sentnnee for killing trusty guard at stnte prison farm at Tucker, esenped from penitentiary here nt two thirty o ’clock this morning, tak­ ing six other convicts with him. For five hours prior to escape Slaughters wns in complete control of peniten­ tiary yards nnd offered liberty to nil convicts who wanted it. Four negroes, who fled, wore under denth sentence. Six Phillips county negroes under denth sentence for par­ ticipating in race riots in 1010, refus­ ed to leave the prison. Someone smuggled a revolver to Slaughter in the dentil cell and he outwitted tho trusty guards nnd took complete charge of the penitentiary. The war­ den, his wife, son and two daughters were locked in the death cell by the bandit. Slaughter escaped iti an au­ tomobile belonging to the Warden’s wife. At 3:00 o’clock this morning Slaughter passed through Renton, 25 miles South of Little Rock and en­ gaged in a gun battle with the city marshal who had been notified of tho escape. LOUISVILLE SELECTED BUFFALO, N. Y., Dee. 0.— Louisvilla was selected todny by tile Na­ tional Association of Minor Basebnll league for the convention city FOR TOUR OF INSPECTION POS­ next yenr. SIBLE SITES FOR VOCATION. Al. SCHOOLS BANK OF GRAY IS-RANSACK ED ( H r T h r Aaaurlntrd I ' r r u l WASHINGTON, Dee. 0.— Director HY ROBBERS Forbes, of the Veteran's Bureau, left Washington today for Florida for a GRAY, Georgia, Dec. 0.— Hank of tour of inspection for possilde sites Gray was ransacked last night, nearly for ono of the new vocational training two thousand dollars worth of post­ institutions for former service men. age stamps, money orders, Liberty Leaving by way of Baltimore offic­ Ronds, nnd eighty five hundred dol­ i a l s H aiti Forbes would arrive in Jack­ lars worth of commercial notes being sonville Tuesday where he would in­ stolen. spect Camp Johnston. Besides this camp officials said lie would study NORTHEAST WANTS advantages o f number of other IccnlHIGHER TARIFF ities in Florida with view to selecting ON COTTON GOODS. n site for one of the now training schools in that state. WASHINGTON, Deo. 0.—Serious injury to tin* cotton textile industry Manufacturing Plant in New England would result from enactment of the cotton goods sched­ _a t Augusta, Georgia, ule in llie Fordnoy tnriff hill, former Robbed by Bandits Senator Henry F. Llppltt o f Provi­ dence, R. I., declared todny before Held Up Paymaster, Seized Eight the senate finance jcommlttcc. He described the schedules ns approved Thousand and Were Captured by the house ns the most "revolutionery" put forward under ii pro­ ( l l r T h r A M n d n lr d I'rrs s) AUGUSTA, Gn., Dec. 0.—Two ban­ tective policy since the signing of the dits entered the office of the Sibley first tariff hill in 1804. Manufacturing Company here this Roth, Mr. Llppitt, who spoke for morning, held up the paymaster and the New England manufacturers, anil mill secretary, seized $8,000 payroll Arthur II. Lowe of Fitchburg, M;ihh., and fled. They were captured a few who spoke for associations o f cotton minutes Inter after an exciting pursuit goods mnniifncturcrs north nnd south, during which un exchange of shots declared that the schedules failed to between tho bandits and pursuers. All take care of the fine, fancy, figure tho money was recovered. woven goods turned out in the Nw England mills nt a much higher cost Chamber of Commerce thnn tile mdinnry goods. These line#, built up Inigely during <ho war, face Had Good Meeting extinction, it wns contended, by rea­ son of the old and firmly established Despite the rain the Chamber of industry in Europe. Commerce had a good meeting today Mr. Lippitt brought for inspection nt noon when the hoard of gover­ o f the committeemen numerous sam­ nors nnd ninny members of the Cham­ ples of fancy goods,which' he dis­ ber o f Commerce mot to transact played as he talked. liusincHs nnd tails over the tilings for Urging a 40 per coat protection for tho good of tho city. Forrest Lnko the goods ngninst the present aver­ wns elected ns a member of the hoard age of 22 per cent, Mr. Lippitt said; at governors unanimously nnd tho "Poker chips get 40 per cent pro­ various committee reports were tection. I think tho cotton Industry made. There aro so ninny big things 1h cqunlly entitled to thnt much pro­ bolng dono by tho Chnniber of Com- tection." merco thnt it would take a whole newspaper to tell It all. Them* meet­ WOULD REMOVE FORCE ings of tho governors every week are public nnd every member of the DUBLIN, Dec. 0.— Announcement Chnmbcr of Commerce is invited and was mado todny at tho mllltnry head­ urgd to bo present. A hlg banquet quarters thnt If tho Anglo-Irish nnd general get to gothor meeting ngreement Is rntifiod tho crown will bo staged after the holidays and forces would bo removed from Ireland somo good speakers will ho present. within n month. ( l l r T h e A s s n r l s t r d I'reaa) WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—Tho meeting of the nenntc committee investigating the charges by Senator Watson that soldiers wore illegally hanged in France, almost broke up in a row today after Senator Watson had threatened to slap tho face of an army officer sitting in the nudienee. Chairman Brandegee declared no person in the room should be insulted. The statement was made after Watson walked close to Major George Cocheu and shaking his finger in his face exclaimed, "For two pennies I would slap your face." "If he looks at me that way again I’ll slap his jaws," Watson declared. "Take your seat, Senator Wat­ son," Brandegee demanded. "I'll retire first," he replied. "Tako your seat or retire,” the chair­ man said. Brandegee called for the sergeant-at-arms and Wat­ son sat down. Then the chair­ man asked Watson if lie wanted the army officers present to re­ tire. "Y es," said Watson. Tho officers then left the room. BAND CONCERT LAST NIGHT WAS WELL ATTENDED Under the leadership of Edgar Bull Hanford now lias olio of tho finest hands in this part of the state with some thirty members and nil of thorn good musicians attending the concerts thnt are being given every Thursday night and every other* Sunday after­ noon. Tho concerts are given either at Central Park in tho heart of tho city, or on the lake shure where u new pavilion hns been erected for bund concerts and for tho benefit o f tho tourists. Tho hand gave a flno con­ cert Thursday night that was attend­ ed by hundreds o f local people and visitors and the program was repleto witli all tile latest music well rendered by the hand. One of Hie features of tlie program was sovornl hoIoh rend­ ered by Charles Brady, who is a resi­ dent of Sanford, and bus an excellent voice. One of his solos wns the song "On the Trail to Home" written by Hnndmnstor Ball. CENTRE COLLEGE WILL PLAY NOTRE DAME AT SAN DIEGO, CAL. DANVILLE, Kentucky, Dec. 0.— Announcement thnt Centro Eleven would meet NotroDnmo Eleven nt Samllego, California, December twen­ ty six wns received enthusiastically here today by members of team nnd students. HIGHEST SALARY EVER PAID COACH McMILLIN RECEIVES IT DALLAS, Dee. 0.—Whnt Is believ­ ed to he the highest prleed contract over offered atheletic conch Is now on way to Ro McMullln, Center College football star, from Athletic Council University o f Dallls. Contract offers McMIllln thirty flvo thousand dollars for flvo yearn service an head conch nt University. DR. WILMEK HADLEY ELECTROCUTED TODAY IN VIRGINIA PEN RICHMOND, Dec. 0.—Dr. Wllmer Amos Hadley, former army Burgeon wns electrocuted nt eight o'clock thla morning In State Ponltontlnry hero for murdor o f bin wlfo In November, nineteen eighteen. Prison attendants snld Hadley went to death calmly. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1921 PAGE EIGHT Lawronco Haynes, High Auditorium, December Oth. ip Schoo! 220-3tc See the now lino of Christmas posl; cards just received at tho Heroic office. Tho man who Bays sugar Is tho sweetest thing known never slept until 10 o’clock In tho morning.— Parkersburg Press. THE SHOE^ “ D a n g e r o u s L ie s ” When we get what wo want wo don't want It. After a follow has won his spurs ho dosn’t want a horse ho wants n limousine.— Syracuse Herald. Are always the cheapest in the end. That is why we recommend THOMPSON SHOES FOR MEN They are leaders in the shoe world just as we are leaders in this community. Hnvo your wntchcs and Jewelry re pnired at McLaulin’s. Two first class watch makers. Prompt sorvicc. 140-tfc A pair of THOMPSONS this season will con­ vince you of their real worth .. .. Also Brownie, the wonder dor. in “A lfa lfa Love” Tomorrow and Saturday— Special Pro- < duction in “ The Great Impersonation” £ 1 a Sunshine Comedy “Love and W a r” Lawronco Haynes, High School Auditorium, December Oth. 220-3tc SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. Reports of Various Departments Show Healthy Growth All Over the State o f Florida P A U L P O W E L L in Tho ladies of tho Baptist Church will hold tholr annual bazaar on Fri­ day and Saturday, December 10 anc 17. Place will bo announced Inter. 219-tfc GOOD SHOES METHODIST ANNUAL CONFERENCE HAD BUSY CAY AT THE FIRST MEETING HELD IN ORLANDO The Star To-day METHODIST BAZAAR Tho Methodist Ladles will hold their Chrictmas Bazaar Fridry and Saturday, December Dili, nnd 10th, in the building recently vacated by Mrs. Cates. Tho "Something Different" offered by the Methodists will bo hand mndo Colonln! Rugs and a full lino of doll clothes in assorted sizes. There will bo, nlso, mnny beautiful ______________ ______________________ hand mado articles, suitablo for , , . ! ~ ~ " ' Christmas gifts, and a tnblc of home hands have been laid in baptism and |inked pn9try> brend ,nd rol,„ 210. blessing; for the Hake of tho sick nnd .jtCi weary and discournged whom y o u ' ______ have comforted; for the sake of Lawrence Hnyncs, High School deathbeds which you have illumined; Auditorium, December Oth. 220-3tc for tho sake o f the graves which you hnvu mado nnte-ehnmbcrs into tho life beyond; and, personally, for the HUY DIRECT A T F A C ­ sake of my own loved father, who was for 3'.) years a member of your T O R Y PRICES body, we bold up our hands nnd say, Coodstock Cords and Smith System 'Come right in; we’ re honestly glad Cords. Liberal adjustment on 10,000 to have you'." 1mile bnsis. Bishop Candler responded to these NON-SKID CORDS, 30x3!/,.......$9.10 addresses of welcome in his usual We are tho only firm that manufac­ very happy manner. tures on Michigan nvenuo in plain view of the public. No better tiro can IIICH SCHOOL PLAY be bought nt any price. Send cash with order and we gunrnntcttto sat­ Tho Athletic Association o f tho isfy you. Agents wanted. High School will give a throo net play, "Caught Out," or "Pete Boyd’s Goodstock Cord Tire Co. Chicago, III. Proposal," on Tuesdny nigh, Dec, 13, 1100 S. Mich. Ave. at 8 : 1C in tho Auditorium, Tickets on snlo beginning Frldny. Prices, 25 and CO cents. WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS A N Y P A R T OF T O W N , ON T E R M S TO SU IT Y O U You can make money buying fo r advance. You are going to build a home one o f 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 lt y C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY OR LAN'DO, Dec. 8.—Tho Sunday bring the one who trusts in Him AGENT School Hoard and the Kpworth League through snfely. Ho emphasized the Hoard anniversaries were held last work of the church, as a divine instinight, Dr. S. W. Lawler, president o f , tution, declining that tho Lord works the Sunday School Hoard and Rev. S. tile hearts of men, and the church can­ A. Wilson, president of tho Kpworth not lie democratized. In closing ho SA N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S League Hoard, presiding. mentioned the fact that tho Master JOHN GOVE, Proprietor The Sunday School work was rep­ said, "All powor is given unto mo, CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY resented by Miss Lola Lawler, demon- both in heaven nnd in earth, and lo, I 1018 West First Street 1018 Went First Street tary superintendent; F. M. W illiam-jnm with you always oven unto tho son, field secretary; A. II. Cole, so c-l0,H**” rotary Sunday School Hoard; S. 1). In spenking of finances tho bishop Harris, treasurer of the Hoard; and said this country has too much o f it. Rev. W. C. Owen, superintendent of He is not afraid of too much money young people and adult work, Nash- 1in the church, but ho is afraid that Doll Clothes lit Methodist Bazaar. ville, Term. there limy be a scarcity of religion. 221-1 to Field Secretary Williamson an- 1°° 1,1ucb money is being hoarded up, nouncod one great objective to i,0 J»nid the bishop, and he intimated that FREIGHT TRAIN achieved in the work, as being mapped ^lL'rL‘ might lie some of the money WAS MAIL ROHHKIt out for the coming year, tho salva- 1t,mt Abraham used in buying a burytion of the unsaved ami the training ing place for his wifo Sarah in tho long ago, lying yonder in Washington WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 8.— o f the saved for service. now. "Tho boll weevil lias run more Sheriff Baker, hastily summoned one Secretary Colo stated that the in­ crease in Sunday school enrollment money into the stockings in Georgia clay last week to Gomez to round up than it has eaten up." would be sufficient if divided up into a mail pouch robber, discovered that The organization of tho conference pastoral charges to employ the ser­ the "bandit" was a passing freight vices of fifteen pnstors. , was effected by tho election of I. C. train. The marine which was sta­ Dr. Owen said that tho most won- 1dnnkins, secretary, with R. A. Guy and tioned on a passenger train as mail derful record ever made in the his- { C* w - Dudley, assistants. Statistical Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5, 1921. tory of tho church in the number of *ccrotnrics: J. I). Murray, O. E. Rico, gnrd reported that a pouch which additions on profession of faith was *v,,• Hendrix, W. O. Troutman, A. M. was supposed to lie hanging on a Santa Claus, being accomplished this year. |Ihiigor, J. B. Reid, Jr., W. T. Brnnt- mail crane there had disappeared and the sheriff was summoned to the President Peacock reported that last J* Ncnse, Leon I'iconc. Care of Seminole County Bank, scene. The pouch later was found On tlie calling of the roll it was year there were IGO chapters, this lying beside the track a short dis­ year 211, increase of -18. He report- found that 128 ministers were pres­ Sanford, Florida. tance away, having been hooked by ell considerable activity of the young out and 3G lay delegates. from a Committees for tho session were sotno object protruding people in (lie work of the League, in­ Dear Santa Claus:— freight train which was just ahead cluding the help given in the building appointed ns follows: Public Worship—J. P. Hilburn, W. of the passenger. of Kpworth Mission Church in Tampa, I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this the publishing of a monthly paper, A. Cooper, F. II. Godfrey. yeai Wo read thnt tho proposed "asso­ ar that he will thank me for every day of his life. Suhbiith Observance—L. Munro, F. tho Epworthiaii, tlie employment of ciation o f nations" is Mr. Harding's Miss ( ’rone, us field worker, and tho M. C. Fails, J. L. Hunter, C. II. Mcorganization of several league unions. ! Mullen, W. J. Palmer, T. C. Banks, J. iden But we have an idea thnt as­ Kindly start a Saving’s Account in his name with The closing address at the league E. Gault, G. W. Roscnherry, Mrs. It. sociation of ideas has something to the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ anniversary was delivered by Miss H. Harnett, R. G. McEwan, J, II. do with it.—Arkansas Gazette. Alice Crone, in which she gave ail a c -. Cronmrtie, A. M. I.nnib, I). W. Hall, ing on Christmas eve. count of her labors in tho field hIiico Allan McFarlnn, L. It. Hatcher, Paul she undertook the work u few months Kendall. I think he’ll have fun watching- his account grow ago. | District Conference Records—C. W. The Florida Annual Conference was Mntelson, T. M. Strickland, W. G. DECEMBER MATTRESS SALE when I explain how his savings will be increased hv tho called to order yesterday morning in Strickland, Mrs. C. S. Gardner, C. It. interest added by your bank. As long ns our supply of cotton the First Methodist church by Hisbop Morgan, W. N, Potter, W. A. Fisher lasts wo will soil now cotton mattress­ Warren A. Candler, of Atlanta, (In., and C. W. Dudley, es at tho following prices delivered. who will preside during tho seventy- j Press Reporter— I). H. Sweat, Hold me responsible for seeing to it that Johnny has Full sizo 50-lb. cotton mattress, $8. eighth session of that body, lie anPostmistress— Mrs. Clias. Graham, something to add to his account every week. When he Three-quarter sizo, $7.00. flounced hymn No. 5G0, "And Are We Hon. E. G. Duckworth, mayor of is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I Singlo bed bIzo, $0.00. Yet Alive?" by Charles Wesley, and the city, being introduced, delivered You are not under any obligation to led in prayer. an address o f welcome on behalf of think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time Thnt In his morning talk the bishop com­ tile city, and Mrs. John T. Fuller spoke taka these mattresses if not satisfac­ will be a REAL gift. * mented on some of tho experiences of in behalf o f the entertainment com­ tory on delivery. Your old pal, Will also renovate your old mattress the Apostle Paul, in which lie empha­ mittee. Mrs. Fuller snid in closing sized tho fact that every man's life her address: "For the sake of those up until Docombor 20th, nftcr which DAD. should ho a course mapped out by tho of you who by sacrifice and tho»fnc- time wo will discontinue renovating Almighty, and that in following tho ing of dangers known and unknown and if you wnnt work, got it whilu you divine plan there will come Hummer-j hnvo made today possible for us; for can. Writo us a card nnd your call nblu blessings to the individual. Ho Ithe sake of the homes whom your will bo answered nt once.— Sanford said there might lie sumo rough places presence Iiiih ldessed; for the sake of Mattress Factory, Sanford, Fla. ns in the ense o f Paul, but God will the little heads upon whom your 218-fltp S Enclosed please find cheek for * ..................................... with which to open a Savings Account for Give a Real Gift This Christmas The Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida ADDITIONAL LOCAL Namo | Peppers - Egg Plant I OlIR 1921 CROP HAS ARRIVED■ : Tomato Seed S HANFORD Kindly mail the pass book to me at....................................... Address -COME IN AND SEE US BEFORE BUYING ! Drop a cord in the book marked “ Merry Christmas from THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. ■ ■ ■ - Address ■ FLORIDA ■ Namo s ■ ■ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1921 (PAGE TWO MISCELLANEOUS ‘SHOWER S O C IE T Y MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, Phono 21T-W If you bnvp n n y frien d * v lallln g you — II y o u n r e R o la n n n j a h c r t o r c u m in * h o m e , op U y o u n r r r n l r r l a l n l n R . w r l l e m p t i l l t l i n r t l t o t h l a d r t u i M m e n t , r I v Ii i r d r t n l l a , o r le le h |» o n e l i t l lr t n . I t tr ill b e R ro R tly h .-o r r r ln tp d . SOCIAL CALENDAR Sntunlny— Mr#. II. A. Ncwmnn will entertain nt bridge nt her homo on East Fourth stcet, nt three o'clock complimenting Miss Nornm Horndon. Sntunlny—Children's story Hour nt the Central Park nt four o’clock. Saturday— Ladies of the Methodist Church will hold their bnzunr and chicken supper nt the old stnnd of Mrs. Cntca. Saturday—Cccilinn Club will meet nt 3:00 p. m. nt tho studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, on Myrtlo nvo. Saturday—Miss Clara Milieu will en­ tertain nt n Miscellaneous shower nt the Teiuplo Girls Home on 1'nrk avenue, complimenting Miss Winnie Drown a bride-elect of this month. Tom ft! art in left yesterday nfternoon for WuycrosH where he goes for treatment for his arm. Mrs. C. E. Ward, Mrs. M. Myers, Mrs. J. C. Foster ami .loo King at­ tended church in Orlando Sunday morning. The Woman’s Club will have on sale the week before Christmas, at Miller's corner, Christmas trees, mistletoe, and other Christmas greens, CHRISTMAS CAROLS Tho Music Department of the Wom­ an's Club assisted by the Snnford Rand, will sing the Christmas Carols, Christmas afternoon at Central Park. A splendid program Tills been arrang­ ed. Come out nnd join in the sing­ ing. IDLER'S CLUII Entertaining with her usual charm­ ing nnd gracious manner, Mrs. R. J. Holly was hostess yostordny afternoon at a surprise Miscellaneous Shower given in honor of Miss Norma Hern­ don, whoso marriage to Lieut. Albort Bivins takes placo December 17th, nt tiie Episcopal Church. The sjiacious rooms of this lovely home wero opened ensuito, nnd beau­ tifully decorated. The Christmas col­ ors, red and green, being used. The ihnndeliores were gracefully entwined with vines and ferns, nnd tho lights shaded in red which cast n rich warm glow over the pretty scene. Baskets nnd crystal vases of red roses nnd poinsettias were effectively placed, while over cabinets ami mantels wero pretty vines and trailing ferns. Mrs. Holly nnd Miss Herndon re­ ceived the guests at the door. Mrs. Iloliy wore a becoming frock of black innton crepe, Miss Herndon wore an exquisite creation of rust colored bro­ caded velvet, with crystal trimmings. Severn] instrumental selections wore beautifully rendered by ftlrs. It. E. Tolar during the afternoon. Mrs. A. M. Phillips sung: “ How I Love Tliue” (by Mnry F. Lawrence,) nnd “ Her Garden” (by Walter Wallace) in her usunl charming manner. .Miss Mil­ dred Holly snug very sweetly “ Love Birds" (by Mary Earl and Ted Florlto). A drawing contest afforded much merriment among the guests, Miss Florence Henry’s drawing receiving the most votes, was given the prize, a dainty corsage. Miss Herndon was presented a lovely bride's hook as n souvenir of the occasion. After the contests Mrs. Holly an­ nounced that Kris Krinkle had mude a visit there for Miss Herndon, nnd opened the doors of tho music roam displaying a beautiful Christmas tree, with nil its ornaments and studded with numerous electric lights in vari­ colored globes. On the branches and under ncuth the tree were an array of gifts tied with the Christmas col­ ors. The honoroe was tiie recipient of many handsome gifts. Following the shower the hostess assisted by Mrs. J. (5. Sharon, nnd Misses Olive Newman and Mildred Holly served delicious refreshments, consisting of apple snow topped with whipped cream and cherries, angel food cake, mints and coffee. This was the prettiest of the many pre-nuptial parties with which Miss Herndon is being honored. The members of the Idler’s Club were must delightfully entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. John Render at her home on First street. There being two tallies of players. A profusion of lovely pink roses were used in decorating the rooms where the card tallies were placed. in tiie interesting game of bridge played during the afternoon high WOMEN’S CLUB score was made by Mrs. Harry Herren, who was given a potted plant. The Women’s Club hold its regular Mrs, Mender served chicken salad, business meeting on Wednesday Doc. aaltiiies, suited nuts, sandwiches, cof­ 7th, with the president, Mrs. John fee and ice cream as refreshments. Leonard! in the chair, After reports o f officers and stand­ Everybody dance to the joyful mu­ sic of the Caiiovn Jazz Hand at the ing committees, the Building Com­ Valdez Hotel Saturday night. 222-ltc mittee submitted recommendations as to the sale of the present dull bouse, together with plans and esti­ e v e r y WEEK IIRIDGE n.CM mates for a new one, nnd also several The members of the Every Week lots for consideration by the elub. Rridge i lull were very charmingly en­ D id:'inn was postponed to January tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. mcttlng. The matter o f tin* sale of Red L. C Kolb at her home on Park ave­ Cross stamps was also taken up and nue, there being two tallies of play­ discussed fully. . ers, Mrs. Layton, dub welfare Supt, of The Christmas colors, red and green, were used in the decoration, Orange county spoke of the import­ red roses and polnsettinH in baskets ance of this sale nil urged the three nnd vases being effectively placed in counties, Orange Lake and .Seminole, the room where the card tallies were to pull together for a tuberculosis arranged. The tally cards were also sanitarium which is greatly needed in keeping with the season. now, Each county selling 800ft In tiie Interesting game of bridge stamps will have a county nurse, and played during thy rifternoon, the the Woman’s Club Is making a great prize for high score, a beautiful pic­ effort to secure one for .Seminole ture, was won by Miss Kolb. county. At the conclusion of the card game The Club voted to join the Rotary the hostess served, chicken salad, dul) in preparing a community sandwiches, olives, wafers, coffee and Christians tree and the President ap­ fruit cake, as refreshments. pointed an able committee for this Miss Kolb and Mrs. L. P. McCuller work. acted as substitutes for absent club The hour of tiie business meeting members. Club members enjoying of the club was changed to .1 o’clock. Mrs. Kolb's etui ruling hospitality were The Welfare Department announced Mrs. Forest Lake, Mrs, W. J, Thig­ that the next meeting of that de­ pen, Mrs. (i. F. Smith, Mrs. C. M. partment will lie on Dec. 21a. Vorcc, Mrs. S. K. Harrell and Mrs. W. Reports of delegates to tho State K. Watson. convention were doffrd until January meeting, HARM DANCE The ltnrn Dance given last evening by the members of the Senior Chap­ ter llrolherhooil of St. Andrews was a splendid success both socially and financially. Tiie Parish House was transformed into a huge •Tiarn". Large stacks of hay, with pitch forks and rakes were effectively plated. The music was excellent, being pi­ ano and violin, and dances both old nnd new were enjoyed until a late hour by a large crowd. Coffee, cake and cool drinks were served throughout tho evening by jllrs. Chris Matthews assisted by the members of the Junior Chapter H, H. H o f-m a c C om plete S tock O u i" NOTICE bride. M|sn Dorthy May Leo capti­ SECOND DAY OF CONFERENCE FILLED WITH FINE REPORTS vated the crowd with a vocal solo, “ I Love You Truly." Tho costumes (ronllnunl fmm One) made the little folks look quite wll be so sorely ncedod in building tho grown -up, the little hoys in their college; that tho third week in Jnnudress suits and the little girls in their nry bo fixed ns tile time for tho col­ picturo hilts and long dresses. Jack lection of nil payments duo November Mprn as tho minister rend the amus­ I, and that tho first week in next No­ ing ceremony with ns much dignity vember bo designated as “ Pay-up ns if it had been real. The enter­ Week,” inasmuch as most of these tainment was gotten lip by Mrs. T. pledges fall due at that time. W. Lawton’s S, S. Class, for the bene­ The hoard recommends the appontment of Dr. S. W. Lawler ns educa­ fit of the park fund. Forty dollars was raised for this fund. tional secretary-treasurer. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. P. Swope and fam­ A minority report was presented ily spent Saturday afternoon shop­ bearing the sgnnturo o f It. F. Ilodnott, ping in Snnford. portniilng to the appointment of Dr. Mendnmcs Wolcott, Jones, Luther Alderman mi resident of tho college, making request that the trustees se­ nnd Okcrlund visited Orlando Inst cure another man for president. The week. Tho Bnzanr of the Womans' Club report was discushsed, and on a rising vote it was voted down by the body, opened Thursday morning and will following which the majority report last through Saturday evening. was adopted as a whole. Mrs. E. G. Ifnncock spent Wednes­ The following committee bn mem­ day in Sanford. Rev. L. E. Wright loft Wednes­ orials to the General Conference was day to attend the nnnunl conference appointed on nomnintion of tiie presid­ ing elders: L. I). Low®, J. D. Mitchell, in Orlando. R. F. Ilodnott, O. A. Thrower, J. M. Misses Mnble Swope and Elizabeth Gross, S. Grady, W. F. Dunklo. Lawton of Rollins College npent the Dr. S. C. Hurgin, secretary of the week-end nt home. Church Extension Board, nddressed Miss Jambs o f New York is visit­ the conference on the interests of the ing her sister Mrs. Thco Aulin. society he represents, in which he re­ Mrs. O. P. Swope entertained the ferred to Floridn ns a land o f pros- Ladles Aid and Bible Clnns of the ent day greatness. Speaking of the Methodist church Monday afternoon. general work he declared that the Mrs. L. E. Wright is attending con­ Southern Methodist church was not ference in Orlntido this week. failing in its task, hut from one side Mr. and Mrs. Love of Arcadia nre of tho territory to the other thu work nt the Oveldo Hotel for several of building and developing tho field weeks. was stcndly going forward. In clos­ W. N. Blackwood of Orlando, was ing he expressed lis delight at iiolng in Oveiilb Monday. in Florida, nnd his willingness to nid Mrs. Frank Morris, Mrs. L. R. in the work of church building ns the Mitchell nnd Woolsey Sturdlvnnt society has funds in hands. He re­ spent Thursday In Orinndo. ferred to himself as the husband of Messers T. W, Lawton and W. J. ftiiss Elizabeth Kilpatrick, well known Lnwtoh spent Sunday afternoon in in Florida, and who sent her best re­ Winter Park. gards to the Floridn conference. Iff. A. Kllvert is in New York on Bishop Candler in commenting on business tills week. the work of Church Extension urged Mrs. Tl. W. Lawton spent Wednes­ the closest attention of tho brethren day In Snnford. to this great claim of tiie church, nnd Mrs. S. W. Swope, .Misses Mnble in his judgment the hoard will realize more on Its investments in Florida Swope and Elizabeth Lawton nnd Mr. than in almost any other section of Francis Swope motored to St. Augus­ tine Friday for the w'ek-ond. the country. The Bishop recounted tho fact that All persons holding tickets for Law­ with something like 10,000 Methodists rence Haynes Recital can reserve seats in the two dstricts of Florida terri­ at Bower & Rnumillat’s Friday starttory in the Alabama conference, tiie I ing at 1 2 nooii. 221-2 tc fttnrinntin and Pensacola districts, Florida Methodism lias something like I 00,000 Methodists, with a population EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE of less than a million, I represent progressive, modern In­ He expressed the earnest wish that other Mcthodisms which seek to surance old-lino companies and am crowd Into this territory where our prompt in rendering you expert serv­ Southern Methodism is covering the ice in securing for yon Just whnt you field would hnvu tiie gneo to retire want in life Insurance on tho plan to fields that are "white unto the suited to your present and future harvest” and are not being covered ns need. Endowment, monthly income Is the territory in nur Southland. The plans, and nutomobilo nnd fire in­ work is being better cared for in Flor­ surance. Writo or phono mo to call. ida than in New York or Boston. W. J. THIGPEN. Under call of question 17 the pas­ tors of the Barlow, Gainesville and Jacksonville districts made their re­ Removal Announceme’t ports, their characters having been passed by the conference. Ur, S. W. Lawler, secretary of edu­ JOHN J. H EITZ, M. D. cation made Ids report, showing that and Chiropractor in the campaign for funds $771,500 were plcdgdc, and that something whose offices for tiie past year wore tike $21,000 has already been paid in located at tiie Seminole Hotel nnd at on these pledges. 107 Ninth avenue, Snnford, has mov­ The morning session of the second ed into a larger place which is being day's session was called to order by 4‘quippcd us tho Sanford Sanitarium, Bishop Candler, who read a portion of located at 1009 Union Street or Sec­ the third chapter of the gospel by ond street East. Matthew. He spoke of the work of John tiie Baptist, who cornu preaching tiie kingdom of heaven. The Bishop Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted said the only way the kingdom is by the new birth. There is no other way hut to repent and turn to God for |strTOM MOORE don and life. Preaching is tiie proc­ lamation of the kingdom of heaven, Optometrist-Optician under the demonstration of the spirit, Opp. Postoffice with the one object of making men and women fit for tho kingdom of I We Appreciate Your Business God, was the definition given by the bishop. The morning talks by Bishop Calid- Frames Repaired LenscH Duplicated lur are very greatly enjoyed by the brethren, and large crowds are gath­ ering for the afternoon services to hear the messages being delivered ity Dr. II. C. Morrison, of Kentucky, He is a strong preacher, and his sermons are well received by large audiences. a 1 « 2 Money gathered and not working is truly IDLE W E A L T H . ■ S s J ID LE W E A L T H invokes a hard- ship on its possessor; he is deprived of the interest it would earn; and, in addition, community wealth is not increased for the reason that idle money does not build up a community. Deposit your money with this strong bank and you will fulfill the purpose of acquired wealth and enjoy its yield in safety and security, i | S P a i “ j j First N ational Bank | i *A COMMUNITY BUILDER ■J F. P. Forster, Pres. * + + + * * * * * : ♦< + * * * * * I** + * * * * * * * * Tim Chiistlan hmhr.voi Society held a social nt tin* Club house Fri­ day night.Although only n small per cent o f tiie membership were present, a most enjoyable evening was spent. Mr. ami Mrs. S. W. Swope spent FOR It EN T- Apartment, furnished, Thursday in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. W. P Carter enter­ 1020 East Second street. 220-itp tained a few of the young people at a dance last week at their home nt Lake Charm, A very delightful entertainment was given Inst week nt tho school house, The main feature of the pro­ Highest Q u ality gram was a Tom Thumb wedding, with little Ben Jones as Tom Thumb afid little Miss Minnie King an the Co. S=» 3R, X a 3E3S5S T a i l s . B. F. W hitner, Cashier !■ OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name o f Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAW YERS CONTRACTORS George A . DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Atlorney-nt-Law Contractor nnd Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “ Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. G AR AG ES FLORIDA Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND IIUILBRIIS Planes and Specifications Cheerfully ' Furnished All Work Guaranteed II. T. PACE P. O. Hoi 1*1 H aight & Wieland PU R E W A T E R Elder Springs Water Expert Repairing 99.98% PURE Phone 31 M V Sanford. Fla OIL, GAS nnd ACCESSORIES Oak and First HOTELS Geo. W . Knight Hotel Montezuma Real Estate and Insurance “ S an ford’s New Hotel" $1.50 Up Per Day Smith Bros. Garage SANFORD FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. SA N FO R D The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club requests nil young women desiring employment to register nt the First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine nnd Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Stool Gear Immls in stock Crank Shafts Rc-turucd Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 146-J NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FI*. T R A N SF E R “ WE DELIVER TIIE GOOD9” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; If tell us. Phone 498 W. RAWI.ING, Prop. no —Got your Scratch Pads from Th* Herald—by tho pound— 16c. Acteylene Welding H. W . N ICKERSON OF ALL KINDS ------ Thg regular annual meeting of tiie stockholders of the First National Bank of Sanford, Floridn, will lie held in accordance with its By-laws, in tho offices of the hank on Tuesday, Janu­ ary Ifttli, lirJJ, at 10 o'clock a. ill. for the purpose of electing a board of di­ rectors to serve for the ensuing year, ami for tiie transaction of any other business that may properly come be­ fore the meeting, II. F. W1HTNEU, l l-ll-onw-fite Cashier. B attery Sid le w e a l t h * Sanford W elding Co. Public Accountant; Audits—Systems Income Tax Service Located In Engle Bldg., 20,7 Oak Ave, GLOBE PIANO CO. Room 10 McNclll-Dnvis Bldg. Phono 852 Orlando, FI*. IN SU R A N C E SAVE YOU MONEY N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair W. T. ROBERTS, Agent Write ua Shop Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA Located at 207 French Ave., between Snnford Florida 2nd and Third. E. It. BERGQUIST. ................................................................................ unm9*M u **n*****n*unnnnunuununnumnm»»*nnnu \ SEED POTATOES, ROSE 4, IRISH COBBS AND RED BLISS | ! All Maine Crown Ji a n Free From Scnli and FunKui.------------II,-M <|,u,||lv lh(! |.0WBST l-IUCE jj THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. 8 SANFORD ■ ■ aHHU. FLORIDA a i , „ L..z l»MIJWLIKM3ISaHnilBiBatt*ai> �The Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida ■ Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5, 1921. 8■ 8 ■ ■ Care of Seminole County Bank, 8 ■ 8 Sanford, Florida. Dear Santa Claus:— I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me for every day of his life. «■ « - the ■— ....... . • e - n - SHIPMENT OF CITRUS he intrnducedresolutions declaring FRUIT AT FLOOD-TIDE existing stnto of war between United States and Germany nnd AustriaTho next two weeks will see the Hungary. Chairman Stato Demo­ Congressional Committee. peak of tho citrus fruit shipping sea- cratic Fifty b I x yenrs old, homo Appomat­ son from this section, was the opinion tox, Vlrginin. Tho House adjourned expressed yesterday by representa­ immediately on tearing of death, tives of several largo packing conems operating In Orlando. With the BAPTISTS MEETING orange market strong nnd tho grape­ AT MIAMI TODAY fruit market continuing to strength­ HEAR FINE REPORTS en, the packers aro concentrating on moving as much of their fruit ns pos­ sible at presont to cntch the Christ­ mas mnrkot. • V. B. Ncwon, socrctnry of tho Standard Growers' Exchange, snid that the prc-holldny movement would continue to gain momentum with tho 12th, 10th nnd 14th of this month re­ cording tho high wnter mnrk o f he citrus movement out of tho htnto dur­ ing the 1021-22 senson. Ho said that if tho market didn’t satisfy the ship­ pers it never would. "California, with a bumper crop of citrus fruit, is beginning to move its product in order to ronp the benefit of the Christmns market, and com­ petition will grow keener after the holidays when tho California fruit begins to arrivo in grentor volume on the market," hp snid. Mr. Newton discounted the likelihood that the heavy shipment from California, now under way, would nffect tho strength of the present market. "Florida growers nnd shippers have had a most successful Henson so far," said Mr. tNowton. "They can­ not complain , The prices have been good and if the grower has not expect ed the price ho has obtained for his fruit to take care o f bad investments he has made he should bo well satis­ fied.” L. A. Hake, manager of the OrlnnL. A. Hake, manager of the Orange County Sub-Exchange, said that they shipped 7b cars from this territory during last week. To dnto for tho present week 30 cars have gone to the market. Mr. Hake cemented up­ on tho short orange crop duo to tho extended droughts, and seedling groves. "The fruit is much smnllcr in many sections duo to the drought, and ims not contributed to the market shrinkage in tho number o f boxes which will record tho total orange shipment from tho Htnto this year." To furnish the oxnct figures to il­ lustrate this noticeable shrinkage in the orange crop, Mr. Ilnke turned back to last year’s shipping figures and compared them with thoso to date this year. Up to Saturday, November 20, of the presont yenr, 700 enrs of ornngos had passed through the 100 or more pneking houses of tho Florida Citrus Ex­ change scattered over tho state, than for the anmeffperiod during the yenr before. On tho other hand, It wns found that 700 more cars of grnpefruit had gone to tho maiket.—Or­ lando Sentinel. NEGRO EXPRESS ROBBER SHOT BY MARINE NEAR SAVANNAH MIAMI, Dec. 7.—The morning ses­ sion Florida Baptist convention here to-dny devoted largely to reports of various activities of church work. All Indicative of excellent growth Baptist denomination in state. MIAMI STAGES BIG CLEAN­ UP AT CITY IIALL MIAMIDcc. 0.—Colonel C. S. Coe, appointed city manager of Miami on August 2 nt a salnry of $10,000 a year, was removed today by tho city commission. Frnnk H. Wharton, n former ninyor, wns appointed to succeed him. Inefficient manage­ ment of the city ndministrntion wns given ns the enuse of removal. Col. Coo enmo .here upon his appointrmmt from St. Augustine, Fla. Tho vote for tho removal of Col. Coo was unanimous, a general shakeup followed, Henry G. Ralston, who held the office of ^director of pub­ lic welfare without salnry, offered Ids resignation. It wns unanimously ac­ cepted. The commission then proceeded to combine the office of city manager with tile department of public safety It also combined tho departments of public sendee, naming Charles W. Murry of tho department of public Murry,who 1ms1 been acting director of the department of public service as bond of the new bureau. Aftr accepting the resignation of Charles I’. Scldon as director of finance the commission ^appointed W. A. Kolhepp of Miami, to succeed him. Tiie commission also removed Frank Baker, chief of tho welfare department. No successor wns nam­ ed, He, Leslie Quigg, chief o f police, wns told that he could remain in Ids offico for n time nnd permanently if he could ninke good. The ousted administration began with tiie taking of offico by Col. Coe. All the other officnls were appointed by Idm soon afterward. "Nrgative results" on needed city improvements were said to have been tiie cause of tho genral changes. Lawrence Haynes, High Auditorium, December 9th. School 220-3tc AM ER ICAN B E A U T Y and HOT-POINT Electric Irons .» Kindly start a Savings Account in his name with the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ ing on Christmas eve. W atson’s Charges Being Investigated By Senate Committee I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow when I explain how his savings will be increased by the interest added by your bank. Not Investigation of Senator But O f­ ficers of U. S. Army I Hr The Aaaoclnted I’reaa) WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 .—Beginning an investigation of charges by Sena­ tor Wntson thnt privates wore hanged during tho war without trial, Chairman Brnndegec, of the special Sonato committee announced todny proceed­ ings were not the investigation of the Georgia senator but wns ordered to ascertain whether "officers o f tho United States army were murderers." Eleven members of tho American Expeditionary force were hanged in France after conviction by court mnrtial Colonel Walter E. Bthol, assist­ ant Judge advocate general of tho army, testified today before tho sen­ ate committee investigating chnrges by Wntson thnt American soldiors were hanged without trial. STATE SUPREME COURT RECESSED FOR FUNERAL OF MRS. JULIA ELLIS Edison Mazda Lamps SAVANNAH, Dec. 8.— Reports hero of shooting of negro express robber on Atlnntlc Const Lino train eighty hIx Inst night by Marino garding mall. Railroad officials said 30x3 their only Information negro robbing for.... express car when shot. For Brighter Light Firsts and Guaranteed REPRESENTATIVE FLOOD Gasoline VIRGINIA DEMOCRAT, from visible pump. Accurate measure. DIED TODAY AT NOON F. pTrines s ■ 9 a ■ I 8 Address Name ! Kindly mall the pass book to mo at. Address Drop a cord in the book mnrked "Merry Christmas from ?( i 8 ■ Nnmo TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 8-S t o t o Supreme Court recessed to-day and til,, members nt Quincy to attend in body Funernl of Mrs. Julia Ellis wire', have been distributed along the mother of Justice William H. Ellis, entire route. The line when complot. who died yesterday at thnt place. ed will run from the county sent to GIndecrest, thence to tin** Hillsboro TELEPHONE LINES lock, where it will fork. One brnnch FOR THE GLADES will run to the.' East Bench settlement and the other u Soldi Bay and OkooWEST PALM BEACH. Dec 8.— Inntn. Construction of the telephone line in the Upper Glades district is progres­ For office supplies, stationery, etc., sing rapidly and poles to carry the tho Hcrnld office. ■ .8 ■ ■ ■ ia ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ In responso to tho inquiry of many telephono subscribers: "What can I do to help my aervico?" this advertisement is published. ■ s ■ N ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 5 ■ ■ ■ ■ H e lp C o n tr o l B ■ “ B u sy ” R e p o rts Out of the thousands Of telephone calls made ’daily, about ten per cent result in a report of busy lines. This enormous number of busy reports is flue largely to the fact that many subscrib­ ers repeat their calls at intervals of a few Seconds. Making immediate and repeated calls for & busy line causes much unnecessary work for the operator and is a wasteful use of lines and equipment. It will improve your service and help the general service of the community if you Will wait a few minutes after receiving the busy report before making a second call, S ■ ELECTRICITY—a boon to the household—has become indispen­ sable at any period of the day. 8 . Electric light and heat in the morning—electric toaster—percola­ tor—grill—at the breakfast table— all make a household duty a pleas­ ure. 8 8 ■ Electric vacuum cleaners, sew­ ing and washing machines—and electric irons—have taken the “ work” out of “ housework.” Say it with an electric gift— it will do the work—quicker, cleaner and cheaper. GILLON & FRY I SA N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S Oils and Greases WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—Ropro- Wo give tickets with ench purchnse, Bentntlvo Henry D. Flood, Democrat, good for 5 per cent in trade Tenth Vlrginin* District, died sudden­ Phone 481-J ly with heart troublo, at his homo hero shortly boforo noon, ho had been ill for sevoral weeks, Srvlng clov­ en term In Congress. As Chnlrmnn Sanford, Fla. of House Foreign Affuirs Committee, 105 Palmetto Ave. ■ Kudosed please find check for $.....................................with which to open n Savings Account for Fidelity Tires $8.50 -™‘3W$10.00 ■ Hold me responsible for seeing to it that Johnny has something to add to his account every week. When he is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That will be a REAL gift. Your old pal, DAD. Electric Heaters for the hath, bedroom and Nursery 8 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Weet Flret Street 1018 W w t P in t S tm t OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1921 PAGE FOUR__________________ which lies within tho limits o f tho municipality and already tho city has named a Planning Board which has certain powers and duties that may curb indiscriminate platting of land within the limits of tho city and that immediately contiguous thereto. It is to bo hoped that broad-minded men will see the error made in the past and correct it in the future. What could be more desirable than that a great part of the lnnds around tho city should be Inid out in larger lots where our visitors may find sites for palatini homes skirting brond streets with wonderful landscaping around thesu homes, adding to their value and increasing the appeal of the city to its increasing crowd of visitors?— St. Petersburg Times. ------------ o— • — m m i b i i a m N i M h i a i i i The Arbucklo case cost tho comodinn $30,000 says tho dispatches. He hUUM (TMT ilttrwra UM|t Buds? at Tka got o ff light. Wo figured that $30,Hsrsld BalMlaf, 1ST *s*astU * » 1M 000 would only bo tho usual ‘ 'retain­ h a u ti Florida ing fee" for those 'Frisco lawyers. They’lire in tho small town class. San­ _____________ru a m n x a s____________ ford lawyers could hnvo done much R. J. 110LLY _______________Editor better than that. N. J. LlLLAUD....8 ecrct*ry-Trca«urer fl. A. NEEL .,........General Manager NOW FOK A STRONG l'ULE SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. C. L. IHW1N OiaOULATIOM HAM*0 EE I’ honr 148 up to 6 I*. M. aa.»rtl»)m Eitoi Msd. Ksawa <** Ap,ho«tloa ■ub.erlptt.* Frto* la Adraaoa Oa. Tmi ............................................ »J£ p.llr.r.d la Clip bf Oarrlar Oa. Waafc ..................................... »» °*nt* Th. bl» !>• ta !*-,*«• Waaklj m.raM a®. Uni* oonr. a.wliioU OcuatT aa4 U pabUibal w ry Friday- Ads.rtUls* «U . mada Emwb as appUeaUoa. Dtroacrallo ta paUUaa. IMS par yiar. alwayn la adtaaaa.______________ Member of The Asnoelated Preaa ■ ■ ■ s The tlmo was never so propitious in Sanford for a long pull, a strong pull and a pull all together to make this the greatest city in Central South Florida. Tho time is hero when wo must all forget political differences, o- _ VIRGINIA petty jenlousies, family lineage and V?r ? eu 1 B BURLEY antecedents and get together under Notables TURKISH the banner of the Chamber of Com­ merce and work for Sanford morning, T h e th re e g r e a t e s t noon and night. If wo spent less time c i g aLrre e ttte t e ttco b a c c o s , on the smaller things of life and moro blending MILDNESSng M ILD time on the big things, if wo could MELLOWNESS-AROMA get above tho petty differences and It rains and the day is cloudy. get n broader vision of life, if wo could -o By a Hanford Celery-Fed Must have been the result of the just all get together in one big fam­ Man ily here in Sanford this city would rninbow yesterday. take a spurt that would place it in ------------ o-----------Even the weather report says It will the twenty-five thousand class in no time. This is the one time for nil of rain today and then Borne. Paying 80 cents a dozen fot; storage us to get together, stand together and ------------ o -----------eggs and have them say “cheap, Cohl weather is needed for the big work together for Sanford. It mntcheap" to you is ijioro than I can Christmas trade that Sanford is l<> 1*ers not about who is to get the erod­ stand. ing for. it for building Sanford, it matters not ________ a-----------whether certain ones take the lend, it At Tampa during fair week the * 111 ' j m s z * Sanford is to have a pre-cooling matters not about John Jones or Bill boosters will wear buttons which plant which can bo used for home Smith making money from something I that was broAght here through tho read: "Ask me— I live here.” brew.— Daytona Journal. would suggest that they add to tho Chamber of Commerce, it matters not ----------- o ------Where One Step Wati Popular Franco wants to have the third “ bout Bill Smith being the man who uUon y° U to lt’ Headline in Buffalo Express: "Log largest navy. Nix on that. Wo arc ' P''“ big it over, it matters not about Speaking of laughing wnters: Over Shot Olf at a Dance." in favor of Switzerland having th e1* ^ Jones always on his feet and in Lake county they hnvo the Mimicthird largest navy. making a good talk and gett ng his Oklnwahn and the ^Just received full line of army goods name in the newspapers. What is the uaiuwaim anu me — army officers' shoes, tents, tarpaidifference about publicity, about p er- l’'ilntknhnhn. Thnt s nothing to sneezo ians, cots and mnttrosses for cots. All Wo want to congratulate tho Irish soniil mention, about admiration? ■“ ** H0 lry Withlncoochoo on your grades blankets, khaki breeches, hats on getting together at last. May tho Those of us who nre in favor of mnk- I"01' 0* caps, loggias, etc. Call and sco our peace be os lasting as thu bickering ing n Greater Sanford care nothing has seemed to be. There are four lies to one truth real bargain prices,—Thrasher & about our names being in the paper. 218-Gtc and I expect that proportion will bo Garner. What the real citizens of Sanford want An airplonc landing in Pensacola is a healthy and steady growth of tho kept p ns tong ns mankind lasts. harbor yesterday struck a porpoise. city along the lines laid down by city We saw an automobile strike a por­ builders and tho city’s growth will Adv. in the Jiix Met says: "Work poise on thu Sanford-Orlando road one either lie retarded by the tardy o f - , « ’“ ntcd by ox-servico man ( French) day. forts of those who would pull iinck or who speaks eleven languages." Htov- S a l e B a n k r u p t c y S t o c k ------------ a . . . -----will go ahead when all of the people nil ought to employ him to express Notice is hereby given thnt underSomehow or other Sanford lins get together in tho Chamber of Com- dsfeelings of Hillsboro county Mjrtied, trustee in the matter of S. seemed very ipiiut after the Ku Klux merce with the idea of getting awny •Dir't‘s' Benjamin, trading and doing business walked down our streets the other from personalities and all work for J ns H. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will night. Of course no one was scared Sanford. This work can only be ac- j Cunning men, sooner or later, get on Saturday, December 10th, 11*21, at cotnplishcd through tho Chamber of .caught in traps they sot for others. of them. the corner of First street and Palmet­ Commerce and when this Idea finally --------to avenue, Snnford, Florida, between We see old friend Forest Lake in filters through the minds of sufficient Ladies, What Do You Think of This? the hours of 2 p. m. and -I p. in., ro.srney ,0052 ni degnnlic t'nevah ceive bids on tho following stock and on top in the Sanford election and is people in Hanford to make it unnniminis tile city will go ahead and do (nnpnJ in selytH now a commissioner. Forest, thou fixtures located at the above address: hast a tough job, but if you wanted it, business upon a large scale. Hanford Tables, safe, window fixtures, show you’ve got it, and you're welcome to never looked better, felt better, than A grower named Horry had a (c-nnen, clothes hangers, etc,; ties, eolright now but wo should not let it against a buyer named Dill and pre-. lars, shoes, etc, Tho right is resorv------------ o -----------A Sanford firm is now advertising slip back into tlrtit sense of content­ sented it; whereupon Dill exclaimed: ed to reject nay and all bids. Highest in Orlando papers. We suppose Or­ ment that lias ruined so many grow­ "Yes, I’m Dill, Berry, and you have hid subject to approval, lando merchants will reciprocate by ing cities. Either wo go forward or presented your bill, Berry, before it CLARENCE V. MAHONEY, Now, if your fath­ 220-ltc advertising in the Hanford Herald. we go backward. There is no stand­ was due, Berry. Trustee. However, we always did think Orlan­ ing still in business or in tho growing er, the elder Berry, had not been such do should do their trading in Sanford. of a city. Wo should not bo lulled to a goose, Berry—but I don’t cure a sleep with any false sense of security , straw, Berry— I'll biff you in the eye Piano Owners, Notice! The starving heart of a child is or rest on our laurels content with until it is ldnek, Berry—and maybe more to lie pitied than physical hun­ what lias been done. Any fair minded blue, Berry." Here for n limited stay. Patrons de­ ger Bays the Jacksonville Metropolis. citizen will agree that the marvelous siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. Pork anil Beans on the Hoof. Well said. Remember the Commun­ growth of Hanford in thu past year ity Christmas Tree and prepare to help has been due to the undivided efforts Herb Beans brought a load of lings of the Chamber of Commerce. Every to market this week.— Willlston Pro­ “ Mack the Piano Tuner” the children, fair minded man will agree that if gress. ------------ o -----------Thin will be one of the greatest tiie Chamber of Commerco had twice holiday seasons in our history if we as many members it could do twice Poverty is the only birthright will but get the spirit and make it so. as much. It is a fair proposition to man cannot lose. It is all in thu spirit of the times. the real men of Hanford just like talk­ Whoop up business and you will Imvo ing to them about taking stock in a Sign in a doctor's office: "Consola­ Inis j ness. Die out mid you will make local bank or in the Building Associa­ tion Free.” tion. It means taking stock in some­ it a dead town. I thing that will return to you in a Economy is n rare virtue and has Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated The meat packers of Chicago are thousand different ways. Make your done moro to grease life’s pathway EYES EXAMINED getting real rough and they say that resolution in advance of tho New with comforts and satisfaction than Year and make it now that you get we shall not have any more western wit, humor and fame combined. meats. We should worry. Florida the idea o f standing by your city and lias plenty of the homo product and by your Chamber of Commerce and Henry McLaulin, Jr. Thought for the Day we can live several years without any will got behind every good movement OPT. I). Eighty years hence it will matter regardless of who is fostering the more western meat. • movement and regardless of whether little whether we wore a peasant or a OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST Hanford has one of tho finest bands you like your neighbor or not. We peer, but it will matter much whether 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. in the state. All those who enjoyed should get together in Hanford now. we did our duty ns ono or the other.— Htopford Brooks, WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSE We are nearer together than wo have the fine concert last night in thu park over been before. Let us mako it said h o . They also remarked thnt it was a fine thing to lu^vu tho home unanimous. hand. We wonder if they will dig CITY OF SMALL LOTS down to help support it if necessary. ------------ « -----------Recently a property owner offered ■ Hanford merchants believe in ad­ vertising and Hanford fnerelumts will a criticism to the city commission in Peanuts, Pecans, Filberts, Brazils, English be doing business right on regardless submitting a plan for eliminating of fire and flood and warm weather certain alleys in bis holdings. W alnuts, Almonds and lettuce going to seed. Advertis­ lie declared ilin| St. Petersburg ing does something besides bringing was becoming a city of Hinall lots. !i Bulk Figs and Dates, per lb........................25c customers to a store. It builds up Crowded cities in tho north may your town and makes it seem to out­ have some excuses for the* smallness 2 Dried Red Kidney Beans and Split siders as a live and growing city. j Green Peas, per lb..................................15c of building lots, but here where there ■ are miles and miles of property plat­ ,] Fancy Mixed Candy, per lb........................ 35e ted into small building lots, ns yet unoccupied, there is no. legitimate .1 Kingan’s little Link Sausage per lb. box 35c reason for further limitations. K ingan’s Box Bacon and Reliable Hams. Folks come to St. Petersburg be­ fi Wilson’s Certified Oleo and Nutola, cause they like its broad streets, Nucoanut, per lb....................................... 35c llicir cleanly appearance and the fresh, pure air that brings to them b llellsmar’s Blue Rib. Mayonaise, jar....35c-18c health and pleasure. If owners of ; Full gallon cans a Queen Olives, per qu a rt..............................50c land tracts continue to chop them up i o f new pure 10 o’clock for Washington, where » Fresh Honey with comb, per pt. jar..........40c I Florida Syrup, S building lots of dimensions like those Choice Florida and W estern Meats of larger cities, wo may some day 5 find that wo have robbed ourselves of a part of the appeal which won for us the popularity we have enjoy­ | — s ed, "But," says tho realty dealer and Hie subdivision mail, "it's my property and I can do with it ns I ■ Two Phones, Call 211 P a rk A v e. see fit." Phones 407-404 ■’ I. D. M A R TIN , Proprietor Sure, tint tile city ns a whole hns WELAKA BLOCK nn interest in every bit of property Only 14 more Days till Xmas We will not say "Do Your Christmas Shopping Early." Too many have said it before and it is al­ most a joke. But we con soy without fear of jok­ ing or contradiction that if you hove been saving your money through our plan that doing your Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because you will have that nest egg from which to draw. — IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE— It conies to you with full force that you have not been saving as you should. There is nothing gives -you so much independence ns a Bank Account. Come in and le‘ us tell you about it. Christmas l.vhgs it home to you with full force. TRUCK ; ^ o n e -e le v e n cigarettes s The Peoples Bank 20forl5f of Sanford KiKilKikaltalvihfcilv ALW AYS FRESH HAVE YOU SEEN ONE POUND NET J G R A D the Assortment of £ FANCY BASKETS 1386 — A t— NOTICE s New Nuts—New Nuts 5 FLORIDA iSYRUP ! 85c \ 1 Deane Turner ! |The Popular Market ■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ *■ THE BALL HARD­ WARE COMPANY A T Y O U R GROCER WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS A N Y P A R T OF T O W N , ON TER M S TO S U IT Y O U 2 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 lt y C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY AGENT How Yeast Vitamon Tablets Put On Firm Flesh Quickly Increais Your Energy and Beautify the Complexion— Laxy and Economical to Take. Ntac 11 Alin NICK MIntktm Thin, or run-down folffal Tako Mastitis VITAMON—two tablet* BUST J b u st will) overy lucid. Then weigh and GbJkAm Til fnckn measure yourself curb week mid con­ tinue taking Moulin’* VITAMON regularly until you nro satisfied with WAIST _ WAIST S O 4k Am J ■ J7 /r uk tr your gain in weight ami energy. Muslin * VITAMON contain* highly concentrated ycnst-vitamlnes ns well n» the two oilier .till more important vitamines (Fnt Soluble A nud Water Soluble C). It is now Ig-lng ll*ed by •n thousand* who appreciate it* ennvrnirneo, economy nod quick rcmilts. UJ By increasing tho nourishing power of AIF what you eat Mastin’* VITAMON JCAir [ H tiuAm supplies just what your t«>dy needs m to Iced tiji- shrunk) u tissues, strength­ en internal organs, clear thu skin and renew shattered nerve force without upset ting the stomach or causing gas. I impIcM, Isills mid *kiu eruptions 97 i-r*-. H O Feem to vanish a* i( hy tnngie mid tho Pounds f’uiintij complexion laconic* radiantly dear and lieniitiful. JWPPKTANTt 'V*'1 While ing lionUh-building value of Mastin'* VITAMON* *0 tho nmasdemonstrated in eases of lack of "norgv n ^ n . ! , lT “ c,CM,V n?1 positively f,, - J constipation, skin eruption#, poor eomU'i o V 7 n ' nml mental condition, it should not I«. u*J, | , v ^ P lim it m - ip it v n y indigestion, f y a l iiio ,v > M r all good druggist*. • ^ M A S T I N 'S a e y - V 1TAMONi ,S m i o a i c p t u JiI'A i a iT i. P i nTs T r w tinGinI . YEA5T Aro Poiltivcly Guaranteed to Put O n Firm Flesh, Clear the Skin and Increase Energy W hen Taken W ith if i t y u rTliir it i f iM i i n n , tl fsn tR IA . _ IN S isH tV IT A M Q M �TftE SANFbfU) DAILY tifcHALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1921__________________ PAGB FIVE "OUR REASON In and A b o u t uule Happenings Mention of Matters In Brief ’’eraonql Item* of Interpol n w in la m h The City tc£ h THE WEATH1 n Fa an an bt r an i t a sz For Floridn: Partly cloudy an and cooler toniirlit; possibly a_» light frost In oxtremo north M portion; Saturday fair and •a somewhat colder in extreme P-n South portion. u aa an an an an an an an an Fn an Summary of tbs Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for llcrald Headers an an an an an temperature an au an an an M an It seems to be damp today — in fact it seems to bo a heavy fog, or wo might say fear of contradic­ aa without tion that it is raining. And an" from tho looks of tho sky a<» we might go further and say Hon. Louis Mnssey, of Orlando, wns an that it will continue to rain in the city today enrouto to points on On during the afternoon. How­ the Last on l«fCnl business. j an ever wo take it as it comes as and when you stop to think Chester Goodrich, o f Orlando, was In an about it you will find that the city today transacting business toi h lorida has fewer cloudy and shnking hands with his many San- J^ days than any other stnto in an the union. Behind tho ford friends. an clouds the sun is still shin­ Mrs. Vloln Palmer hns returned an ing. Let’s go. Do your fn»m a delightful visit with Mrs. U. J. *4 Christmas shopping early. Holly, of Sanford, and Mrs. Jessie an 5:10 A. M. I)KC. 0, 1021 Leybourne Sears, of New Smyrna.— Ha Maximum .................... 70 Gainesville Sun. ! an Minimum ...................... 00 Range .......................... o;i a« a* *» au aa an Pa au as a» aa a* as as as as aa *4 aa au aa au aa Fa City Attorney Goorgo G. Herring an Barometer .................. 30.0:1 hns returned from Tallahassee where an Rain ...................................14 he represented tho city in tho hearings an West and cloudy. aa of tho Commerce Commission in r e -; an gnrd to the proposed ruiso in rates of Fa Fa Pt M h M M IU H the Southern Bell. FOR ADVERTISING” s Eighty-four per cent of tho busi­ ness fniluros of the pnst year occurred among firms which did not advertise. (On paper or by satisfactory service). Here is a pointer—if your business is nofV orth advertising, ndvertiso It for sale. Some tlay you will read ono of our advertisements or hoar of our satis­ factory service at a moment of de­ cision,—then we both will benefit. The above was sent out by tho San­ ford Shoe & Clothing Co., and their big advertisement in this Issue proves their faith. They are calling atten­ tion to the Ten Dollnr Suit Snle in which they give you two suits for only ten dollars extra. Rend the adver­ tisement in this issue of the Ilctnld, MARRIES TO GET $30,000 RALEIGH, N. C., Dec. 8.—The use of an automobile, with curtains drawn on a public street, ns a weeding ve­ hicle enrned Harry N. Eads $30,000. Eads, whose home is in Cleveland, Ohio, learned last week of u provision in the will of his mother who died only recently, bequenthing to him $30,000 if he married before hereachud his 27th birthday. He had five days to comply with the terms o f the will and an acquaintance with Ethel Ast, of thic city rapidly budded into romance, culminating when their wedding was solemnized in an nutonmbile on the public street. Rev. E. K. Denton, pastor of a local church, mnrriod the couple. s THERE’S EVER SO : ■ Xmas Gift L E X IN G T O N or Hupmobile B. & 0 . Motor Co. DISTRIBUTORS 209 Park Avenue. -__________________ Sanford mmu : ■ ss And they are all looking* for some­ s thing- nice this Christmas. But I ■ am sure that the Sanford men ■ will be well taken care of ’cause ■ most every one instructs me to get jj that gift for HIM from the BEST Store in Sanford and I’ve looked ’em ■ all over and have decided, that if I do as they ask I just must get them l from— IS ■ ■ 8 I■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ : ■ ■ ■ a a a nalo to hove this opportunity of hear­ early seeding looks well. Warm ing him. The recital is under the Miss Conovo and tho boys from tho weather wns unfavorable for thc auspices of the Americnn Legion. land of Jazz nt the Valdez Hotel to­ bost growth of cabbage, celery, nnd morrow night. 222-ltc lettuce. The planting of onions, cabChnrlcs M. Raphun, of Jacksonvilo, linge, and other truck continues, nnd is in tho city todny arranging for the “ CAUGHT OUT" or i ’KTE IIRAD’ Y’ n large acreage In thc south looks PROPOSAL Ilnyncs recitnl nt tho High School well. Shipments of white potatoes, .1. E. Snyder tho progressive liter- Auditorium tonight. Mr. Raphun beans, and other truck continued in On Tuosdny evening nt 8:15 nt the a moderate way from the south nnd chant of Chuluotn was in the city thut Snnfonl music lovers will High School Auditorium, the Athletic central divisions. Citrus fruits im­ today on business and made the Her- nVu n tn‘nt tonight such ns they aid office an appreciated call. M r.' hnve " ot experienced in many'years. Association will present the clever proved in color in the north, hut the Snyder reports Chuluoto ns proing [ Rnl'hum is well known in San- nnd entertaining 8 act piny, nnmod mid weather ivtnrded mntureing in above. Ik addition, somo of Miss the south, where the normal flavor is forward and many new people coming for<l his m? n>’ frio» d» “ r° Williams’ expression pupils will pre­ absent. Strawberry plants improved ,to see him again. lucre for the winter. sent a one act sketch, “ Two Old during the week. Maids And A Picture." The many friends of Tom Martin T1JL‘ bl‘Bl ,b,ncln* tho bost The price of these two entertain­ CHICKEN SUPPER were glad to see him here for a few thc be8t ‘ ‘ "J0 nt thl* ,,otel V" bb* to* ments in one is only 25 and 50 cents. morrow night. ...... — 222-ltc •lays from the Wnycross Hospital. Get your tickets at Bower and The Methodist Indies will serve Tom’s arm is Improving but he is Roumillot's, or from the school boys nnother olio of their delicious chick­ Jimmie Collins will have nnother not fully recovered from his mix up nnd girls who are selling them. en suppers Saturday night. Seo how with the trnmp on the train In which vaudeville revue nt tho Valdez Hotel Help the high school nnd enjoy a good it sounds. » 222-ltc Tom wns shot nnd the trnmp wns tomorrow night. good evenings entertainment. Menu killed. Roast Chicken, with dressing nnd See Baby Louise Collins dance at Cranberry Sauce. Creamed potatoes JIMMIE COLLINS Tltd Lawrence llnynes recitnl nt the Hotel Valdez tomorrow night. with gravy. Hot Rolls, Pickles, the High Sehool auditorium tonight W IL L EN TER TAIN Celery, Assorted pie, Cheese ami hot will be one of the best recitals that FOR RENT—Two house keeping A T THE V A LD E Z coffco. rooms furnished complete, $0.00 per Sanford pcoplo will hear during tho Price 75c. 210--He. season. Mr. Haynes is a Jackson- week. Apply 1100 Sanford Ave. 221-01 p illc boy who hns made good in his Miss Cnnovn and Her Roys From tho You can get your tickets for Law­ <hosen profession and his Vecitnl to­ rence Haynes’ Recital at Mobley's Land of Jazz and Vaudeville and night will convince his audience that Newberry’s Drug Store is selling Dancing Tomorrow Night Drug Store. 221-2tc all the fine press notices about him tickets for Lawrence Haynes Recital. in this country nnd in Europe were 221-2tc Jimmie Collins announces that he LEGION CHIEF WILL AT­ true in every particular. Mr. and all his attractions will again he TEND MIAMI SESSION Union Pharmacy hns Lawrence at the Hotel Valdez Saturday night Haynes will only be in America a few months and Sanford people are fortu- Haynes Recital tickets on snle. 221-2tc (tomorrow) with Miss Cnnovn and her S. L. I.owrvy, Jr., commander of Jazz Hand nnd all the many attrac­ tho American Legion, department of tions of the vaudeville revue and the Florida, has received official infor­ s i t i n g nnd dancing specialties that mation from national headquarters made such a hit last week. This hunch that National Commander McNider of favorites will he here every week will he at West Palm Bench during and are under the auspices of tho the state convention March HI. American Legion. The program to­ This invitation was extended to morrow night will include the diminu­ the national commander by tln> Flor­ tive dancer, Baby Louise Collins, idn delegation to the national conven­ Douglass Sheldon, dancer; Leo Cantion at. Kansas City following his ova, singer, assisted by Jimmie Col­ unanimous election. And nt that lins, Tho Cracker Bund, and the Boys time ho signified he would he pleased from tho Land of Jazz featuring Miss to visit the department of Floridn. Cnnovn. State Commander Lowroy is well Thu St. Augustine Record 1ms the plenscd with the decision of the following regarding tho little dancer, national commander to pay a visit to Louise Collins: the state and it is possible that plans “ Little Miss Louise Collins, 0 years may he perfected whereby ho enn he of age, from Jacksonville, delighted the audience at tho Orpheum Theatre brought to Tampa for a short stay. McNeldor is n plain soldior nnd Inst ovening, appearing In addition to since his election last month has won the regular performance of "Vodil." a warm spot in the hearts of ,thc Miss Collins featured in n toe dancing members of the legion and others act and wns recalled fivu times. Her whom ho is called upon to deal with. parents hnve had many offers to pluco His overseas record is one which any her on the stage hut feel that sho is young mnti might* admire and al­ Mnku it a still too young to enter the profession. though the record shows that he wns She will appear for the lust time at ndvnnccd from a second lieutenant the Orpheum tliiH evening.” to n lieutenant colonel in a short Lawrence Haynes, High School spneo of time it is the unqualified 220-3tc opinion of all who knew him during Auditorium, December 0th. the war that lie well deserved the promotions. U. S. WEATHER AND CROP The West Palm Bench convention REPORT FOR FLORIDA FOR plans to call for five days of conven­ Open and Closed Models WEEK ENDING DEC. 0. ID2L tion and entertainment nnd according in Stock Temperature: Tho weather was obliterate plans are being made to cnwarmer than thc seasonal average clnhornc plans are being made to en­ A number of Rood used cars at Royal during most of tho week, although tertain the huddles. The prices and terms to suit Poinclnna hotel, one of the finest light frost occurcd In the oxremo norlt and west during the first and resort hotels in the country hns been designated as headquarters. Inst days of the week. LeCIniro Irwin, of tho Herald Print­ ing Co., is nt Okeqchoboo City, look­ ing over the Okeechobee News offico on an inspection tour. Mr. Irwin is auditor for tho Central Florida News­ paper Corporation. : s r a tff / s o /f f w r k L Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE N E W T W O -ST O R Y HOUSE, N E A R L Y F IN ­ ISHED. E A S Y TERM S Other Bargains in Real Estate A. P . C o n n e lly Classified advertisements, 3 cents s line. No sd tsken for less thsu 25 cents, nnd positively no clsssifled ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany nil orders. Count Hve words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. ' FOR SALE BUY A LOT in Lane’s suli-dlvision, $25.01) cash balance $10.00 pur month.— E. F. Lane, Tho Real‘ Estate Man. 218-Otp FOR SALE—5 room bungalow, price $2,000; $500 cash, balance, easy terms; 5-room bungalow on corner lot price $3,750, easy terms.— E. F. Lane, The Real Estate Mail. 221-ltp F oil SALE—Ford with neat truck body on, in good condition, $150. 810 West Third street, Holly Avo. 221-dtp piano, good r n i r s T n r TT'p n ^ " condition, for $101) cash. Phonu 103-J. 218-Otp FOR SAI.II Eight room nouso with bath. Immediate possession. Small payment down, long time on bnlnnco. See Lnno or address Box 782, Daytonu, Fin. 100-Tu-Snt-lw FOR SALE— Ono Florenco Automat­ ic 3-burncr oil stove with mantel and oven. Call 416-W. 201-tfc FOR SALE—Ono Daisy churn. Cnll 416-W, 201-tfc FOR SALE—Two story business building. Apply to tho ownor, Klen Arcs, 805 0th St. 205-tfa FOR SALE—Choice oranges and grapefruit for Christmas, $2.00 per box F. O. B. Osteen. Cash with order. •—F. N. Purdy, Osteen, Fin. 221-I2tp FOR SALE OR RENT—8 -ioomed house, 1011 Oak ave. Phone 2H3-J. 218-tfc FOR SAI.rt CHEAP—Gas range and stood range, 1011 Ouk ave. Phono 283-J. 218-tfc FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. Inquire 00!) Palmetto ave. 21tMRp FOR RENT— Rooms and kitchennttcs, Shirley Apt., opp. P. O. 220-20tp FOR RENT—Two room apartment, hot water, garage. 1820 Park Avonuo. 22l-3tp FOR RENT— Light housekeeping npurtments of one one or two rooms over Union Phnrmncy, First street. 221-3te F oil HUNT- Furnished rooms, with or without hoard. 503 West Third Street. 220-fito FOR RENT— Fcrndalo Apartments, furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. L. G. Ixiveless, in MuIhcIi block, 305 East First St. Phono 205-L1 lDItfc W ANTED WANTED—300 laborers for paving and sewer work in the City of Daytonn, Fla. Lowest wages 15 cents per hour for ten hours daily. Pay in ensh every Saturday. Work will last from six to eight months.—Atlantic Hithullthie Co., Daytona, Fla. 222-Gtc WANTED—Customer* for fresh mlikl morning and evening deliveries.— R, L. Garrison. Phonu 3711. l(10-St-Tu 201-tfc Ha tm an »-a Ri h na ^ m WANTED Large manufacturing compnny, man­ ufacturing potato barrels, wish to es­ tablish branch warehouse In Sanford FOR R E N T " and desire branch manager who rnn FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. invest $1,000.00. Address, P. (). Rox Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third 2501, Jacksonville, Florida. Street. 105 tfc ha Ki ka-na fca fcz a* a* m FOR RENT—Two furnished lied rooms, Mrs. W. F. Leavitt, cornor SITUATION WANTED—Young lady Elm and Third. Phono 437-W. desires position, assistant book­ 2 ? tfc keeping, office work or clerking. RefFOR RENT— Ono furnished bod uroncuH. Also Indy stenographer with, room, also garage. 110 Laurel Ave, Oirou years experience open for posl100-tfc Hon. Apply 203 Maple Ave. 220-4tp Precipitation: The week’s rain­ Get your tickets for Lnwrencot fall was generally less thnn the Haynes Recital at Bower & Itoumil- l*OR RENT Bedroom, 311 Park avonormal, except portions of the west nuo. 178-tfc 221-2tc nml locally In the central division. Int’H. FOR It ENT—Two funTisbJd f^ l As a rule, rain is needed over most of rooms, Oil Purk Avo. 1212-tfc the section, especially on uplands. Employment Bureau r?n n iF .N ,i'=>irw . r i i r o l reo room Much of tho soil, howover, is In good hou'ickocping apartments, 711) Onk condition. Tho Vocational Commlttco of tho Bus­ Ave. 218-Gtp Condition of Crops: The ample iness nnd Professional Wom n’s Club sunshine nnd mostly fair wenthor requests all young wv—ien desiring FOR RTCKT^Furidslietl room,, i l l Park avenue. 220-Otp were factors in farm work, which employment to register nt tho First made progress. Tho planting of oats Nntlonnl Rank, nnd business moil ro- FOR RENT— Light housekeeping contlnucd In some localities—the ' ulring help to consult register. rooms, 200 Pnrk Avo. 210-Otp LOST LOST— Golf bag, containing: sticks and the barrel o f a gun, Satur­ day afternoon. Reward if returned to Philip R. Andrew, Celery Avenue. Phone 371-Q 208-tfc � 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, December 09, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 09, 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>, December 09, 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/3599b35be88fec310138f06afbc07d05.pdf 290415d1c0a90b0b10e89d275bfb4c45 PDF Text Text T (t- J Sanford TH B “Cilo SnbriMtaT V >U *' f The S anford Daily Herald IN TH E H E A R T OP T H E W O R LD ’S G REATEST iis VOLUME n Will Supplant Anglo- Japanese Alliance and Pave the W ay ACCEPTANCE TH B “City Sabstantul" NUMBER 223 FOURTH PLENARY SESSION ARMS CONFERENCE OPENS WITH HUGHES’ STATEMENT Novel Automobile Interests London CONGRESS WORK IS DISCUSSED BY TRAMMELL SLAUGHTER That Most Satisfactory Progress Has Been SHOT IN BACK BY CONVICT Made by Committee IN TH E NE W SESSION FLORIDA SENATOR HAS MUCH FOR FLORIDA WHO ESCAPED W ITH HIM AND SAID HE M E A N T TO K IL L HIM A L L T H E T IM E OF AM ERICAN PROPOSALS FOR (By W. M. Kennedy) N A V A L REDUCTION A N D W ASHINGTON, Dec. 10.— In dis­ A L L AGREEM ENTS cussing tho work awniting tho ses­ sion of congress which convened on M ir Tin* A M o e U tr * P ress) , Monday last, Senator Park Trammell WASHINGTON, Dec. lO .-A n glo today mndo the following statement: Jnpancso nlllonce, long regardod with "Tho Congressional mill grinds prehension by the American peo­ slow but I proposo to urgo with all ple passed into history today when my enorgy and ability, favorablo ac­ tho spokesmen o f both nations ut tho tion upon sovornl measures I now arms conference accepted in its stead have ponding in the senato and 1 havo the new four power agreement for hopos of success with several of them. preservation of peaco in Pacific to "Beginning shortly after I entered which the Unitod States and Franco tho sonato. I havo boon endeavoring became parties. Action pavcB tho way to havo a bill passed that would extend to acceptance of American proposals to tho Drainage projects in Florida for reduction of naval armaments and federal aid the same sb the govern­ in large mensuro expected to contri- ment aids the Irrigation projects of lute to settlement of all Chinese ques­ tho west. I now havo a bill on this tions. Hubjcct pending before tho committee nnd I was very much gratified on WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.— The Tuesday when the president recom­ drnft of tho proposod treaty between mended federal assistance for the re­ the United Stntes, Great Britain, Ja­ clamation of the swamp and overflow­ pan, and France, which is to supplant ed lands of the South." the Anglo-Jnpnneso alliance nnd pnvo "Florida has never received from the way for tho acceptance of tho the United States as liberal donation American proposals for naval reduc­ of lands for school purposes ns was tion was formally laid heforo tho arms given to other public land stntes. In conference today by Senator Lodge. justice wo nro entitled to u further It’s a ten-year agreement in which grnnt from tho United States. I have four nations hind thomselvos to re pending a hill providing for n-dona­ spect their existing rights in insular tion to tho stnto of Florida for the possessions and dominions in tho Pa­ bonofit o f tho stnto school fund of ap­ cific and in case of disputes which proximately cyio hundred thousand cannot he settled by diplomacy agree ucrcs of government land. to a Joint conference nmong them­ Some months ago I Introduced in selves, any ono of tho parties may tho senate n hill providing that rail­ withdraw on twelve months notice, a f­ roads Bhould pay claims for lost and ter the cxpirntlon of ten years. Trea­ damaged freigh tnnd overcharges ty .requires confirmation by sonata. within sixty days from presentation The treaty had not been signed for­ of claim nnd providing a penalty for mally but had been initialed by repre­ failure to make such prompt settle­ sentatives of four powers. ment, legislation aTgng this line is needetl nnd will ho urged by me." POLITICS AND TUT. II1HLE "In my opinion the law should nev-------or have boon cnactod allowing tho rnilST. PETERSBURG, Dee. 10.— C u rl1r,)ll(|H fix rates that would give Ilenkle, of Brnttlcboro, Vermont,1them a guaranteed onrning of R 1-2 who recently came hero for the w in -; |U,r cent with an option of six per ter, is hotter o ff by $10 because of cent. This is wrong in policy nnd it the candidacy of Frank Pulver, hotel was known at tho time the law was proprietor, for mayor of St. Peters­ unacted that its purpose was to bring burg. Mr. Pulvor Inst Sunday pub­ about n raise In rates. The Florida lished in a local newspaper n cam­ freight rates wore increased about 07 paign advertisement entitled “ Re­ per cent. These excess rates have ligion j* Business" in which He de­ worked great detriment to all farm, clared that ninny had profited by grove nnd commercial industries in my state. I shall push my bill to re­ reading certain Psalms. Mr. Hcnklc snicl he hnd neglected peal this guarantee income feature of the advantages to he ncrived from a .the present railroad law and thereby study of the Good Book, but always [hopo to accomplish further reduction had carried with him ns a trensured in freight rates. "The state o f Florida hns establish­ memento, a Bible presented to him ed nn experimental farm in tho Flori­ l>y his mother many years ago. It da Everglades. This Ih in lino with a was this Biblo he drew from his grip to see if the references in Pulver’s policy I have advocated for years. The federal government should assist in advertisement wero appropriate, financing this enterprise and I shall when to his surprise, on turning to endeavor to havo congress make un the thirty seventh Psalm, he found a annual appropriation of $10,000 for neatly folded ten dollar hill. such purpose." ^ Henkel is n man of middle ngc nnd lie presumes his mothor plnced tho ten dollar bill in the Bible when Hhe presented it to him ns n young man with her blessing. Ho says ho will always treasure it, ns it hns a far greater value to him now ns a memento than oh mere money. LONDON, Dec. 10.—Aftor tho firtit POISON IN TH E EYES surprise occasioned by Ennion Do Vnlorn’B repudiation of tho proposition MOUNT DORA, Dec. 10.— A con­ for crentlng tho Irish Frco Stnto, of­ vict of the Orange county enmp near ficials in both London nnd Dublin Lake Oln hns been seriously ill ns n wore occupiod today mninly in ennresult o f receiving In tho eyes n charge o f rattlesnake poison which nn vassing 'tho prospects for ratification enraged rcplllo hurled nt him last! 0f the Anglo-Irish treaty when it week. Another convict captured tho comes hoforo the meeting of tho Hail snnkc nnd plnced it in n enge. Tho Eircnnn next Wednesday. "inn who wns injured was teasing the Tho bnlnnco pf opposition In both wire front o f tho cage when tho snnkc cities appeared to ho that Arthur xoptilc nnd hnd his fnco car *he screen "truck nt him, tho rattler hitting tho Griffith, ns sponsor of tho tronty, will wire so hard that tho poison from obtain.an effective mnjority, although its fangs dashed into tho eyes o f its It was admitted hero that Mr. DoVnitormentor. Fenn, who wns called to ora possesses a strong following nnd treat tho mnn found, that tho poison that tho voting, therefore, may pos­ hnd affected his eyofc and throat and sibly bo very closo. If Mr. DuVnlorn should be defeated In his fight against although ho was' seriously ill ho Is ratification It is thought hero that expected to recover. Tho snake, ho may resign his position ns head of which hnd nlno rattles waB chloro­ tho Sinn Fein. formed nnd proaorved in alcohol. i 1l i iT I itf" -*•>- i ■iwr ON EAST QUESTION •i Thls machine, called the oolla, Dub been enuring " " " h Interest In London FIR S T SUBJECT W AS C H IN A Mir Thr Aaaorlated Praia) nnd Boris. It Is n two-seated automobile with airplane propeller, driven by an L IT T L E ROCK, Doc. 10.— A posso AND HUGHES SPOKE A T eight horsepower engine. started at daylight today on tho trail LENGTH ON QUESTION of tho savon convicts who escaped Mir Tkr A u o rla lrl I’r m l from the penitentiary hero yostordny W ASH ING TO N, Dec. 10.— Th* to search the hills for Tom Slaughter. fourth plenary session of the arms Slaughter, a noted bandit, with a rec­ conference opened today with a state­ ord o f nearly a score of breaks for freedom from Southwestern jnils nnd ment by Secretary Hughes thnt the prisons, was shot to death in tho Sa- moHt satisfactory progress had been ino county hills by ono of tho con­ mndo by the committee of wholo on victs ho lihornted, according to tho Fnr Eastern question. Tho first sub­ story told to Sheriff Crowo by tho ject wnH Chinn nnd Hughes spoko at Action o f Board o f Trustees Was Endorsed at Yes­ man who snld ho shot hlm.-J. C. How- length on thnt question. Reported on nrd’ who surrendered*with' four others resolutions affecting that country and terday’s Session of the six who ncceptcd Slaughter’s conference ndopted them. offer of freedom. Ho told officials ho ORLANDO, Dec. 10.— Tho outstand­ been transferred to tho St. L ouIb con­ shot Slaughter in the back nnd hnd HANDSOME HOME IS ' ference. "POOR M A N ’S CLUB" ing fonturo of tho session of tho Flor­ Tho following local prenchcrs were irtended to shqpt him from tho mo­ ida Annual Conference yesterday was elected to deacon’s orders nnd will he ment the pnrty left tho prison. Tho ST. AU GUSTINE, Dec. 10.—"Dlenthe adoption o f the report of tho trus­ ordained in the clnss of deacons Sun­ note Howard snys he left in tho pris­ more," the handsome homo of the Into on, bearing the snme statement, could tees of tho Southern collogo In which day: Charles Willinm Dudley, Jack­ C. F. Hnmudcn, which Mr. Hampden not bn found enrly todny. the action of the bonrd in tho re-locn- sonville district; Jns. Sdwnrd Lois nnd left in his will to he utilized ns a James Edward Skipper, Ocala district; tion of the college at Lakeland was "poor man’s club,’* has been leased by PRE SB YTER IAN CHURCH John Pendleton Gnincs, Orlando dis­ confirmed. This matter was postpon­ the executors o f the estnte to Mrs. trict; Francisco Bonn, I.ntin district, New members continue to bo re­ J. Galley, o f Camden, N. JJ., for uso ed from the day before pending defin­ The class to ho admitted into full con­ ceived into the Church each Sabbath. ite information ns to the deeds to the ns a ten room nnd restaurant. nection will ho .addressed by tho bishop The session meetH nt the close of property containing tho disciplinary The home will not he nvnilnble ns Saturday morning. ( each preaching service for the recep­ a club for n long time because there trust clause. The class of the fourth year wns tion of members by letter and on is no envowment for it» upkeep. Tho A tender message of lovo to tho called, nnd James LeGrnndc Hunter profession of faith. members o f the conference wnH con­ cxociitora state thnt it wns lenaedwns elected to elder’s orders. J. L. veyed in n letter from Rov. W.* A. The services Sunday will be ns fol­ Lowdor, n fuithful local pronchcr, who Bourn, D. Cnrrerrn, It. A. Guy, R. L. lows: I)R. GEORGE H YM AN, ELECT­ hns done efficient supply work for Sumner and W. O. Bencher romnin in Sundny School 0:45 A. M, ED TO IM POOU TANT POSITION thirty years, nnd who, because of his thin class, not having pussed Urn ra­ Trenching 11:00 A. M. W ITH STETSON U N IV E R S IT Y nge, nnd feebleness, Is prevented from qulrod examination, Junior Christian Endeavor 2.HO P. attending the conference. Rev. C. F. I The orders o f A. D. Buck wero rcc- M. At the Floridn Baptist Convention Blnckhurn wns requested to make ognized, he coming to this conference Intermediate Christian Endenvor just held at Minmi, there were reso suitable reply to the communication. from tho M. E. church. 2:.'10 P. M. lotions ndopted looking to the en­ Tho following were admitted on Tho clnHs of tho second yenr wns Senior Christian Endeavor G:M0 P. largement of Stetson University, nnd calleil, and the following wero elected trial: George Morris Glazier and M. a special University committee, of to deacon’s orders: Karl H. Kocst- Robert Clnudo Moore of tho Bnrtow Preaching 7:110 P. M. thirty seven members wns appointed line, Fred B. Langford, Francisco district; Marvin L. Smith, Jacksonville to take ''charge o f tho work. The Snnz, Charles Sterling Gardner. Fran­ district; Robert T. Caldwell and Jesso Two suspicious looking characters members of this committee are the cisco Bonn remains in this class and Lee Criswell, Orlando district; Tims. were here this morning. They turned Yoon I’ lconc of thiH class, is an older. Wright Carlton and Marshal Elijah out to be Wayne Thomas o f the E. M. Stanley, Jr., of thiH class hns Thompson, Tnmpa District. Thomas Advertising Co., o f Jackson­ LAKELAND IS RATIFIED IN SELECTION FOR COLLEGE BY THE METHODIST CONFERENCE HOPE CONTINUES • FOR SETTLEMENT IRISH QUESTION R A TTLE S N A K E THROW S - VE G ETAB LE SECTION SANFORD, FLO RID A, SATURDAY7DECEM HER 10, 1921 PROPOSED TREATY DRAFT QUADRUPLE ENTENTE IS LAID BEFORE CONFERENCE Sanford . Steele High School and Duval High W ill battle Today ville and Walter Neal o f the Edward Sterns Co., of St. Augustine. Wo will vouch for them being anything hut hank robbers. N egro Strike Leader Says Can’t Control Strike and Resigns At Jacksonville nnd Have Insured the Federal nnd Slate Officers Trying to Settle Packing Strike r Game Against Rain Mir Tlir Aaanclntril Prraa) JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 10.— Tho Mljr The Aaaorlnled I'rrn ) CHICAGO, Dee. 10.— Federal and Steele High school, Dayton, Ohio, nnd stnto officials are working today in the Duval High mot hero today in tho nn effort to settle the strike of tho intersectional 'football clash. It rain­ packing house workers, which has ed heavily most of tho night nnd until caused a week of riot and disorder in 10 o’clock this morning hut decided to livestock centers while Chicago pack­ piny game on account of rain insur­ ance. The game was insured against rain for fivo thousand dollars. Under InHurancT policy if tho tennis play tho Insurance compand will pny them tho difference between tho gate receipts nnd fivo thousand dollars. Tho game is in Southsldo I’nrk nnd tho fiold is pnrtly sod nnd pnrtly clay. It is ex­ pected tho gridironers will battle in n sea of mud. ers announced they wore operating nt nearly normal and union leaders en­ deavoring to extend strike Ity appeal for sympathetic walkout by other trades in the stockyards. Reports that H,000 imported workers had been brought into Chicago yards wero de­ nied by tho packers. G. W. Reed, ne­ gro lender of strikers in Kansas City, announced he would resign today, say­ ing ho was no longer aide to keep tho strikers there under control. PURE FOOD INSPECTOR TR A V E LLE D SOME FOUR POLICEMEN KILLED STIRRED UP TO D AY ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 10.— Dr. SAILORS A T M ANAG UA W. E. A. Wyman, city pure food in­ (I1r,Tke Aaanrlntrd I'rraa) spector, travelled 404 miles within M A N A G U A , Nicaragua, Dec. 10.— the city limits during the month of Four policemen were killed, ono November on officinl business, ac­ wounded, while breaking up street cording to his monthly roport, In tho fight hero Inst night between several course o f which ho made 410 inspec­ American Marines nnd pnrty of civiltions including everything from rail­ ana. Two Marines w ounded. Ma­ road stations to an nnnlysis of ice. rines wore o ff duty nt time. M AIIEL SAILE D UNDER FALSE COLORS IS M EXICAN CHARGE NOBLE PEACE PRIZE HAS BEEN DIVIDED SWEDEN AND N O RW AY MEXICO CITY7DccV 10’ — The Am ­ ( I l f The Aaaoclnled Preaa) erican fishing schoonor Mabel, now C H R IS T IA N IA , Norway, Dee. 10. being hold by Mexican authorities, de­ scribed in foreign offico statement to­ — Noble poaco prize for ninotcen day ns a carrier o f contraband arms. twenty ono officially announced today Tho chnrge wns also mado that other hnd been divided equally betwcon bouts flying tho United States flag HJalmnr Brantlng, Premier o f Swed­ en, and Christian L. Lange, o f Nor­ engages in gun running. way, Secretary Interparliamentary Union. po) PV P l»«H « A L AV—>* - V ' . >!..■» t’. - iiiu •t-iS ANOTHER FREE BIBLE LECTURE SU ND AY NIGHT The International Bible Student's Association has arranged for the de­ livering of free Bible lectures every­ where next Sunday night, December 11, the same subject ns heretofore announced, "Millions Now, Living Will Never Die.” being used. They claim that this is the "Message of The Hour." Part o f the Gospel of night, 7:.‘!0 o'clock and as usual seats the Kingdom." Tho Ideal Bible students have en­ gaged Mss. S. T. Buchanan o f Jack­ sonville to deliver the lecture in San­ ford, nt the Star Theatre, Sunday night, 7:.‘10 o’clock nnd nn usual thcro will be free and there will be no col­ lection. MORE CORRUPTION STIRRED UP TODAY IN STILLMAN CASE POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., Dec. 10. — Charges thnt ngents for James A Stillman, attempted corrupt und bribe prospective witnesses in trial o f his divorco suit against, wife, mndo todny by defense counsel in henring before Supreme Court Justice Morschnuser. FIR E CHIEF RESIGNS G A IN E S V ILLE , Doc. 10.— Chief Brinson, of the locnl fire department, has tendered his resignation effective January 1. Explaining thnt aftor thnt dnto he will he absent from tho city frequently. Tho city council has rofarred the resignation to the Firo Corqmlttco along with a resolution cxprcsolng appreciation of Chief Brinson’s services. . | 'll!*/ > representatives of the thirty suvon nsHoeiationH of the state. Dr. George Hyman, lyintor of the First Baptist Church of this city was deemed the proper man to bo tho head of this committee nnd woh ho designated. I)r. Hyman has been nn active worker in the convention fo r a number o f years and is a strong Stetson University mnn. A t nn enrly dntc Dr. Hymnn will have conference with Dr. Lincoln Hully, President of Stetson and per­ fect plans for thiH enlarged work. The possibilities of tho University wore clcnrly seen by the convention and within n year rcsultp in a large way lire expected. Soma o f Dr. Hyman's plans nro as follows: The Organization of the Stetson Alumni in each county. The tabulation of possible students. The publicity of the Universities Doings. Many other helpful features. The High School Auditorium should have n Grand Plano so thnt when an nrtint visits Sanford n number o f his finest program selections will not havo to bo omitted for lack o f a fit ­ ting Instrument nnd thnt all recltala nnd concerts may havo a Just ad­ vantage musically. (lOteJCia.. R u B M PH H R n v •■•fl ~V \ ■'M �THE SANFORD DA ILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9,1921 PAGE SIX ADDITIONAL LOCAL is. L_n_j DECEMBER M ATTRESS S A L E As Ion? as our supply o f cotton lasts we will sell now cotton mattress­ es at tho following prices delivered. Full sizo 50-lb. cotton mattress, $8. Three-quarter size, $7.00. Single bed size, $0.00. You aro not under any obligation to take these mattresses if not satisfac­ tory on dollvory. Will also renovato your old mnttross up until December 20th, after which tlmo wo will discontinue renovating and if you want work, got it whllo you can. Writo us a card and your call will be answered at once.— Sanford Mattress Factory, Snnford, Fla. 218-Gtp Lnwrenco Auditorium, Haynes, High Decembor 0th. Th e Star To-day S P E C IA L PRO D U CTIO N , JAMES K IR K W O O D in— “The Great ...... Impersonation” AJSunshine Comedy, “ LO VE and W A R ” School 220-3tc Well, Jacksonville made good as n football cityl Saturday at the Princess— Gladys W al­ ton in “ H igh Heels” ; also a Comedy Tho ladles o f tho Baptist Church will hold thoir annual bazaar on Fri­ day and Saturday, Decombcr 10 and 17. Placo will bo announced lator. HARDEE IN V ITE S 210-tfc T H E GOVERNORS TO M EE T IN Still, it wouldn’t do fo r everybody to bo ambitious. There would be no­ body left to trim. Copyright 1921 Hart Schaffiicr & Marx i ? t #10 S U I T S A L E hand nindo articles, suitable for Admiral Ashley II. Robertson. Christmas gifts, and n tnblo of home A t the final business session which baked pastry, bread and rolls. 210- brought adjournment of tho thirteen­ •Itc. th nnnunl conference of tho houso of governors, the chief address was de­ I.nwronce Ilnynos, High School livered by Gov. Henry J. Allen o f Auditorium, Decembor 0th. 220-3tc i y y f ± % y y y y ? y Hart Schaffner and Marx | cAnd Society cB rand Suits y y y ? y Beginning | Saturday at 8 A. M. y t t t y y y y y y ? ? y ? ? 1 y f y y ± y y y TW O SUITS FOR T H E PR IC E OF 1 P LU S $10.00 For example, if you buy a Suit at $35.00 or whatever the price may be, you are entitled to any style o f H art Schaffer & Marx or So­ ciety Brand Suit in the store not exceeding the purchase price, for an additional pay­ ment of $10.00. This Sale will Last till the Night of — Xmas Eve Sanford I ? Shoe Si Clothing Co. ± ? f Kansas, on "industries,” in which he told of tho Industrial court of hie state. Two Invitations were recelvfor tho next conference, Gov. Cary A Hardee of Florida, nsking the body to meet at Jacksonville, and Gov. E. F. Morgnn o f West Virginia, invit­ ing the body to White Sulphur Springs. These nnd other plnccs will be considered by tho executive com­ mittee, re-elected today ns follows: GGov. William C. Sproul of Pcnn'ylvnnln. Qov J ] £ a '.' Robertson" Oki CHARLESTON, S. C. Doc. 8.— A f ­ ter nn informal smokor under the Havo your watches and Jewelry re auspices o f tho chamber o f commerce mired at McLaulin’s. Two first class hero tonight, the governors who for watch makers. Prompt sorvice. three days havo been attending the 140-tfc sessions o f tho thirteenth annual houso o f governors, took the train at Lnwrenco Haynes, High School into little bits and to sell them o ff in m n rrn w fthey Han w ill H a Anlnvlnlnm) In 1 , • _ __ _ .. 1 ” Auditorium, December 0th. 220-atc fn tomorrow will bo entertained in lahoma, and. Gov. H. J Allen, Knnnnj. In tho white houso by the president John G. Townsend, Jr. Shelbyville, METHODIST B A ZA A R nnd Mrs. Harding. Gov. Nathan Del., treasurer, and W. C. Riley| Miller o f New York stayed over. Ilndlson, WIs., secretary, worn nlso Tho Methodist Lr.dics will hold The governors declnreJ thamsclves re-elected. their Christmas Bazaar Fridry and particularly Interested In the tmoko Saturday, December 9th, and 10th, in screen demonstration by tho torpedo SUGAR DECLINES the building recently vacated by Mrs. boat destroyers Cnse nnd Roldt-off Cates. tho mouth o f the harbor this after­ ( 11/ T h e Annnclntrd I ’ rraa) Tho "Something Different” offered noon, tho chief executives being N E W YORK, Dec O.-Furthcr by tho Mothodlsts will bo hand made gueHts on these two nnvnl ernft, weakness dclevoped on tho low raw i Colonial Rugs ami n full lino of doll which belong to the AVnnt'c de­ sugar mnrket today to tho basis of clothes in assorted sizes. stroyer squadrons which nro winter­ There will bo, also, many benutiful ing hero under comtnnnds o f Rear- two cents for Cuba’s cost and freight T ? ? ? ? FLO RID A taSt ki y t t y Y y y y J r« ns iu kq h i h i nu m or within l-8c. o f th0 lowest level ever recorded. Tho decline was due to continued pressuro o f new crop offerings. Sales of 15,000 bags to a local refiner woro reported at that figure. m To-night HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Seed Potatoes ROSE FO U R ' BLISS T R IU M P H COBBLERS This seed stock is especially selected Mnine Grown, from fields free from Blight infection 11 P E C K BAGS « 8:30 P. M. Ask for Prices I J x y Lawrence Haynes ± t y y y T IIE AM ERIC AN TENOR'S FIRST x y AM ERIC AN RECITAL y y y t y y y y y y y y y y y t y y y y y Benefit Hnmc-Ilullding Fund y y y Campbell-Lossing Post No. 53 y y AM E RIC AN LEGION, SANFORD y y y y COME ON SAN FO RD I TONIGHT Don>t Mis8 lt Chase & Company SANFORD IS TH E K E Y TO TH E H E A L T H PROBLEM Health is the natural order. Disease is a disturbance of natur­ al conditions. • * The Brain is the Health power plant. The Nerves are the medium of transmission of brain messag­ es to body parts. A ll Nerves originate in the brain, pass through the spine to var­ ious organs and tissues o f the body. Any Displacement o f the Spine will partially close its openings compress the soft nerves and cause disease. The Chiropractor with his hands alone, restores tho ^ r t e brao to its proper position, relieving the nressSro on the nerves nnd nature resumes normal function ™ ii CONSULTATION AND A N A L Y S IS FREE Hours 9a. m.; 1-6 il m. Evenings by Appointment ----------------------- LA D Y A T T E N D A N T — W. J. Kermode, D. C. Garner-Woodruff Bid*., let St. opp. Magnolia Ml Ml FLORIDA Sanford �. w« W, THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10,1921 PAGETWO ■ I MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone 217-W If ynn hnvr an y f r l r n d . v l a l l l n r job —If you are aolnir • ■ r n h r r r o r «o m ln | h om r, o r U tod nrr rn lr r fa ln ln jf, w rite <1 p«.atnl rnrd In thla department, drlnlla, o r tr lr h p o n r the Item, ■ g ’M be g r e a t l y appreciated. Miss Adelaide Higgins left Thurs­ day evening for Leesburg where she will spend several days with friends, I f , . I i • •: I I I t M i ii / V 'w i < J] SJ fl’ i <r-gf'. I ■j rU * , vi * .]3 m j -l -i ! i! 11: ; /> : It T4.f I I J ill ! : \ m • \.1 > •*>T r >, I s m i — ■ 1 - 1 " ■ to b e « w K one for the s ^ fo c d cou*- S U N D A Y A 0 | T ^ E O H U R C H B S cil o f the Columbian Mutual*Life,, every one ,of these officers ;arol * • • • * • * . wofkcra that mean to put things ^ C H R IS TIA N SCIENCE across in big shape and they have to ^ SERVICES bnck them up one o f the liveat bunch ^ Sunday December 11th 1921. o f members belonging to any club. I Subject A membership enmpnign will be God The Preserver Of Man lodged nt once and it Is o f the opin­ Sunday School.. ..10:00 a. m. ion o f all that arc on the inside that Church S ervic e.___ 11: a. m. when these officers retire nt the end of their term the Sanford Club will Woman's Club Bldg., Oak Ave. boast of three times os many mem­ All Are Wciiome bers ns they Imve now. This organization Ims ono o f the best forms o f insurance and to those P R E S IlY T E R lA N C. E. that are contemplating taking out insurance it will he well for them to Junior C. E. 2:30— Mrs, Donald get in communication with either Mr. Whitcomb, 3upt. Purdon or Mr. Chapman. Intermediate C. E.— 2:30 Sunday afternoon.— Mildred Holly, Leader. NOTICE TO FARM ERS— Just ar­ Senior Topjc. Our Pledge. Points rived, fresh cnrlond of that good old NufT we are Likely to Neglect. L o a d e rreliable KEYSTONE LIM E. sed. Telephone 13B. Phone us your Zotn Davison. FOII MISS IIU F F The attractive home o f Mrs. 1). L. Thrasher was the seem* of a lovely party yosterdny afternoon when Mrs. J. I). Woodruff entertained at a bridge party in honor of Miss Anna Lou IIulT, of Atlanta, Gn., the guest of her sister, Mrs. Men Caswell. The quests included the members o f the Mon Ton bridge dub. There being four tables o f players. Heautiful in every detail were the wants. They will have our usual decorations used In the various rooms prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Comwhere the card tables were arranged. pony. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc Poinsettins, holly, Christmas orna­ ------------------------ments and garlands lent a festive ap­ Think how America's heart would pearance throughout the spacious ache for the Jobless if they were home. On the card tables were poin- on the other sid^* of the Atlantic!— settia cups filled with candy which Birmingham No’«'s, was enjoyed during the game. Ip the interesting game of bridge played during tbo afternoon, high Haynes Recital score was made by Mrs. Robert Hines' at Auditorium who was awarded a hand painted lin- j Last N ight gorie set. The honorec was presented silk lingerie. The Lawrence Haynes’ recital at Following the awarding of prizes i the High School Auditorium last night Mrs. Woodruff served delicious re-' was an event in musical circles and ait freshments consisting of Poinsettin those fortunate enough to attend were salad, nut bread samlwitches, cheese well repaid. bulls, olives and tea. The records of Mr. Haynes' triumph Invited to meet the charming honwould fill many newspapers and the oroo were Miss Lcttic Caldwell, Miss beauty and finish o f his voice so well Thelma Fraser, Mrs. Roy Chittenden, known that added comment would Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. Dick Urown, seem superfluous. Mrs. Don Whitcomb, Miss Father Mil­ Truly he possesses a splendid tenor, ler, Miss Sara Wight, Mrs. Ed. Letts, a drnmntic tenor, of sympathetic qual­ Mrs, Robert Hines, Mrs. Hen Caswell, ity, of crystnlino brilliancy, resonance Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Miss Norma nnd purity of tone, # Herndon, Mrs. C. It. Kirtley and Miss His numbers were rendered with ex­ Daphne Wimbish. quisite art. The greatest thing sought by Mr. FOB VISITORS Haynes, however, Is the interpreta­ Among the most delightful of the tive ability, the power to express tho season’s social events, was the bridge meaning o f his songs. party given yesterday afternoon by His numbers covered all moods, Mrs. George DcCottcs, in honor of were prefaced with descriptive talks Mrs, J, E. Ilrouse, of Vancouver, II. C., and so visualized in interpretation that Hie guest o f Mrs. B. W. Herndon, and even the most musical enjoyed. Mrs. Frank Dour, of Augusta, Gn., the One of tile features of the recital guest of Mrs. T. I,. Dumas, there be­ was the wonderful performance of the ing nine tables of players. The guests accompanist (Temento Mannucci upon included the members of the Fort­ whom much o f the success of the re­ nightly Bridge (Tub. cital was due. The decorations featuring the color The program opened with a group motif of red and green Was bountiful­ of popular and request songs. Other ly carried out with lovely baskets and request songs were interpolated thru vases of poinsettins and ferns. The the songs selections. Of these “ The tally cards were also hand-painted American's Cause" was given and re­ with poinsettins. pented with triumphant success. Add­ When seores were counted, Mrs. ed numbers of lighter vein were a Harry Lewis made high score among delightful group of Italian street the club members and was awarded an songs. Italian pottery jnrdcniur, the Club The program selections other than consolation prize, a powder jar, was those mentioned included: won by Mrs. Hal Wight. High score La Procession Frnnck among the guests was made by Mrs. Le Muimir do Rosomondo Duparc F. E. Hazard, who was given an Ital­ f ’hnnnon Triste Duparc ian pottery jardenier and the consola­ I'ay sage Hahn tion prize, a powder jar, was awarded Serenade Bantock to Mrs. B. A. Howard. The honorees An Old Song Re-Sung Bantock were presented framed Old English A Dream Greig prints. Over the IliIIh Terry At the conclusion of the card game Floods o f Spring Rachmaninoff the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Geo. Our Christian Endeavor Society Meets onch .Sunday night, And if you'd only come i 'Twould give us much delight. At half past six we gather In our Christian Endeavor room, So make a special effort And don't stay at home. TH E B A PT IS T T E M PLE Tomorrow is the Third Sunday m Advent. Sunday School at Nino A. M. Low Mass at Ten A. M. Benediction of tho Blessed Sacrameat after Mass. Sormon: “ Tho Immaculate Coneeption." Children's Mass next Saturday nt Eight A. M. Strangers Welcome. Sitting free. 1922 ID L E W E A L T H invokes a hard­ ship oh its possessor; he is deprived ofithelnterest it would earn; and, in addition, community wealth is not increased fo r the reason that idle money does not build up a commun­ ity. * *i j|Y, ^ Deposit your money with this strong bank, and you will fulfill the purpose o f acquired wealth qnd en ife ty and security. joy its.yield in safety i ” ®»r the free bible lecture, Star Theatre, Sunday night, 7:30. 223-ltc i Just received full lino of army goods ■ —army officers’ shoes, teats, tarpnl1ians, cols ami mattresses for cots. All grades blankets, khaki breeches, hats caps, leggins, etc. Call ami see our real bargain prices.— Thrasher & 5 Garner. 218-titc ■ ] First N a t io n a l Bank A CO M M UNITY BU ILD E R ■ F. P. Forster, Pres. Reduced Electric fixture sale, whole*, p sale prices.— Treadwell Electric Co. Telephone 192. 223-ltc **4 _ ^ H o f-m a c B attery Co, ,8W,iU.lAa H i g h e s t Q u a lity C om plete S tock O B S T a l ‘ k douottrs OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE i ■ Solicitor and Counsel for Complnlnnnt. 12-U)-l)tc 1 ■ PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You" f Can Find the Name o f Every Live Pro,t** , * 1 fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAW YERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Contractor nnd Builder Attorncy-at-Law Die," hear it again, Star Theatre, Sun­ Over Seminole County Bank day night. Free. 223-ltc SANFORD •;* FLO RID A SANFORD NOTICE TO FARM E RS—Just ar­ rived, fresh carload of that good old reliable KEYSTONE LIM E. Nut? sed. Telephone 135. Phone us your wants. They will imve our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Company. Service, quality, price. 223-2te ______ Have you heard “ Millions Now Living Will Never D ie?" Star Theatre Sunday night. Free. 223-ltc Sanford Constructs Co, HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “ Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. H aight & Wieland •:* FI.OIUU* CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Specifications Cheerfully Furnished All Work Guaranteed H. T. PAC E P. O. Box h i P U R E W ATER G ARAGES Elder Springs Water t 99.98% PURE Phone 31 M V Sanford, Fit. ___ H o tels Hotel Montezuma “ Snnford’a New Hotel" 11.60 Up Per Day SA N FO R D NOVELTY W O RKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork CONTRACTOR and BUILDEP 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FI*. TRANSFER if 1 “ W E D E L IV E R TH E GOODS'* Quick Service Transfer Stornffe Facilities If we please you, tell others; if off tell us. Phone 498 ’_____ ^ ___ it____ ________ __ — Get your Scratch Pads from Tbi Herald— by tho pound— 16c. Acteylene W elding Law abiding citizen: One who OF A L L KINDS obeys such laws as are not dead let­ Sanford W elding Co. ters by common consent. What tho Bible shows o f present Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. world conditions and what the future hits in store, will ho explained in the lecture by Mr. S. T. Buchanan, at the IN S U R A N C E Star Theatre Sunday night, Dec. 11, nt 7:30. Don't miss It. Scnts free. L IF E INS. CO. No collection. 223-ltc N. Y . \y. T . ROBERTS, Agent It scorns to us there is some talk o f Lloyd George coming to Washing­ ton. *" ' Snnford Florida •t-i l ■■ H. W. NICKERSO N Public Accountant; Audits— System* Income Tax Service Room 16 McNeill-Davis Bldg. Phone 852 Orlando, FI*. Auto Radiator Repair Shop »» » Located nt 207 French Ave., between 2nd and Third. E. R. BERGQUI9T. lipiHUIIIUIIiniliiHIlllHiUlllHimiiHHMH, ■ _ • ................... ... • — ( *• 9 •« 1%’f •«•***’ * I ' f * ti l l I s Peppers - Egg Plant - Tomato Seed! ", C°Unl>'' B. F. Whitner, Cashier *1 Smith Bros. Garage The ladies of the Baptist Church will hold their annual bazaar on Fri­ Expert Repairing Church services for tin* 3rd. Sunday day and Saturday, December 10 and OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES 17. Place will be announced Inter. in Advent: Oak and First 219-tfc 7:30 n. m. Low Celebration. 9:15 a. m. Sunday School. What is the subject? Why, "M il­ Geo. W. K n igh t 11:00 a. m. Morning Service and lions Now Living Will Never Die." Litany. Henl Estate nnd Insurance Sunday night, Star Theatre, Free. 7:30 a. m. Vespers and address. FLORIDA 223-ltc SANFORD At the Early Celebration will bo Witness my hnnd and tho seal of sold court nn thiH 10th dny of .Decern-" - her, A . D. 1021. J L j. Money gathered and not working is truly ID L E W E A L T H . HOLY CROSS CHURCH Upon his arrival ia Snnfoid yo«teniny Robert L, Hunt, the District Manager for the Columbian Mutual Life, found the Sanford Cooiici’ |repared for him with plans for one of their best meetings to lie followed by a social program. Mr. Hunt is well known in Sanford, coming hero in August to organize and install the Snnford Club and with the assistance of the Snnford mem­ bers this Chib lias grown to nearly a hundred members. Mr. Hunt gave the retiring officers a big ovation nnd white friends arc cordially invited to C ITATIO N after tho regular order o f business attend thone services. All Christian and the election of officers for tho workers regardless of church affilin- f ' eo- EugeneThurston, Complainant, vsyear, a Idg spread was laid for all the tipn are welcome to attend those Thurston, Defendant. members nt which time many prom­ services. Bring your note book and Bibles. You are needed in these T " 1,ovip Thurston, Residence Uninent Snnford boys made nice talks. Lrho officers elected for this coming servlces for the ndvnncelng o f theknown: It appearing from an affidavit, fUod year ^re as follows: II. H. Purdon, greatest cause,the Kingdom o f Christ. | in tills cause that you are a non-rosiPresident; T. M, Blcdosc, Vice-Presi­ ____________________ | deni o f the State o f Florida, therofore, dent; C. F. Chapman, secretary; J, D. you, Dovio Thurston, are ordered,and Dossoy, Treasurer; R. M. GrovenJudge Kuthorford’a lecture* "M il- required on the Oth day o f February, stoln, Clmplin; F. C. Hancock, Audi­ linns Now Living Will Never Die," A . D. 1922, to appear to the bill of tor; McAlpine Corusey, PHot; R. H. , w t^'1 an interesting complaint exhibited against yop in Wynn Guardsman; Frank M, Pur- discourse by Mr. S. T. Buchanan in this cause. •don, Picket. the Star Theatre Sunday night, 7:30 |„ or-dprccl that this notlco be pubThis coming' year under the guid , . . Conu} aml ,,ri"b' friends. In the Snnford llurnid onco n mice or the above officers promise*1No collection. 223-ltc 1WCok fo r eight weeks. * I X As long ns our supply o f cotton lasts wo will sell new cotton mattress­ es nt tho following prices delivered. Full size 30-lb. cotton mattress, 28. Thrco-qunrter size, |7.00. Single bed sizo, 20.00. You are not under any obligation to take these mattresses if not satisfac­ tory on delivery. Will also renovate your old mattress up until December 20th, after which time wo will discontinue renovating and if you want work, get it while you can. Write us a card and your call will bo unswered at once.— Sanford Mnttrcss Factory, Snnford, Fla. 218-Otp Sunday December 11th. 9:30 A. M. Class for men in the NOTICE TO FARM ERS— Just ar­ Star Theatre. rived, fresli carload o f that good old 9:30 A. M. The Main School at the reliable K EYSTO NE LIME. Nulf Church. nod. Telephone 136. Phone us your 11.00 A. M. Address by the repro- wants. They will have our usual sentntives o f the C hurch to the pron,pt attention.— 11:11 Lumber ComConvention held in Miami. In- puny. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc teresting, yes. Hon. Schell: Mai nos, Mr. Charlie Henderson, Hear Mr, S. T. Buchanan, o f Jack­ Mr. H. S. Sallet'k, Mr. Ed Hen­ sonville, Sunday, Star Theatre, 7:30 derson, nnd jins tor. p. m. Free. 223-1te (1:30 P, M. The Young Peoples Meet­ ing in charge of Miss Essie Whit­ If God had filled the rivers with tle ant! Mr. Fay Loaning. fancy soft drinks, men would be 7:30 P. M. Dr. George Hyman will making pure water nnd selling it at preach on tho subject. "Drown- fjve ccntfl n glass. ing People." One o f the itispir______ ntlonnl messages that will help Sleep is pronounced by a doctor ns you to live your life worth while. on|y „ habit. A phonograph in the Be sure to hear it. flat above will break the habit. DoThe music is always good at the , rojj News. Baptist Temple. t ______ The welcome is genuine. "Millions Now Living Will Never A L L SOULS CHLTtCH SERVICES IDLE WEALnrrrT DECEMBER M ATTRESS S A L E tiie Corporate Communion for the In order to relieve the strain upon .. Employment Bureau.. Confirmed members of I he B. S. A. The Advent Music isspecially " t,,° ■ ««» in tJ“ -' street," America proTho vocntlonnt committee of tho Busi­ selected and very beautiful; Mrs. lK,,'0!i to 8tr“ P t,,L‘ battleships. And COMING ness nnd Professional Women’s Club Tnkncli, Soloist. then along comes Henry Ford and requests all young women desiring ____________________wants to convert the junk into more The famous Female Quartette of employment to register at the First flivers!— Denver Times. CONGREGATION A I, CHURCH Florida Memorial College will ap­ Nationni Bank. | pear in song recital singing classics AGNES G. BERNER, Chnirman Regular services will he held at the N t lllt E 10 I*ARMERS—Just arand negro Spiritual^. The young rived, fresli carload o f that good old women sing their way into the hearts usual hour tomorrow. Sanford Machine # The pnstor will preach at Hu mornrt'hahle K EYSTO NE LIM E. Nulf o f the people everywhere singing the ing hour, upon the subject: “ Winning Tohtphono ,3Gf’ *>one us your Foundry Co. songs of their forefathers. The gen­ eral State Baptist Convention pre­ The Race." At night, “ The Toboggan vv,‘ nls- Th,y W,H ,mvc our U8UnI General Machine nnd Boiler Works Slide." prompt attention.— Hill Humber Comsents a winter Jubilee fea tu rin g the Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear Christinn Endeavor meets at U; 13. P ., Service, quality, price. 223-2tc Bible, S. S., B. Y. I*. U „ and Mission­ hands in stock ary methods. Prof. A. C. Curtright, M., New interest and life is manifest Crank Shafts Re-turned Don't fail to hear Mr. S. T, Buchan­ Florida Memorial College, Prof. in our work, and we invite you to an, o f Jacksonville, deliver Tho HtirCharles K. Roehel), Pittsburg Pa., meet with us arid enjoy the good ring bible lecture in the Star Thuutru Sanford Steam Laundry noted orator, journalist, Dean, Fla. things our Master is bestowing. Sunday night, 7:30. Free. 223-ltc A cordial welcome i.vnits vmi Memorial College, LeRoy R. Russell, FOR SERVICE Fort worth, Texas, National f.S. Sand ’ Call 146-J Get nn electric fixture for a Christ­ Social Service worker are the in­ In the Circuit Court of the Seventh mas present, the whole family can en­ W. B A W LIN G , Prop. Judicial Circuit of the Stale of structors in these meetings for the joy it.— Treadwell Electric Co., oppo­ Florida, in and for Semi­ Educational Rally. $0,000 uiusl he site Postoffice. 223-ltc nole County,— In Chancery raised for Christian Education. Our Bishop, served elegant refreshments. The gracious hospitality o f Mrs. DeCottes was reflected in every detAll o f this lovely party, and the oc­ casion was one of much happiness and enjoyment. COLUMBIA CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS; FOR ■ 1321 c,l0I> IIA S AR R IVE D -------------------- COME IN AND SEE US BEFORE BU YING ■ THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. v -I P .mw r , j; u £i k-’ ii' ' 9 A N ' 0 1 lU ------------------------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- FLO RID A i Jm 3 ■M �*7": THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921 ,* - •* • * ■ iiiin n iiiin t 3 Winner* of the Army Endurance Test Receive Prizes PAGE THREE .in ! TofjjtfjMvyfjn n «*:? *r.b lu IX IX i ' *’ * [Give a Real Gift This Christm as a 1 ' ■ a The Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida 3 Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5, 1921. Santa Claus, Care o f Seminole County Bank, Sanford, Florida. Dear Santa Claus:— w o S tS b ir . a r i^ ic ’ LOWER FREIGHT RATES CAN BE EXPECTED SOON, SAYS RAILROAD COMMISSION Substantially Low er R ate in Freight and Passen­ ger Service Soon w...,n‘ ,on t can train only one third of tho o f­ ficers needed even for a peacetime army of 150,00 men ami would fall short, it was said,of providing tho nucleus o f officer material desired for training civilians in time of emer­ gency. Expansion of the cadet corps to 2.500 would necessitate new construc­ tion, the cost of which, excluding the two proposed memorial buildings and hotel wns estimated in the report" at $ W ASHINGTON, Dec. 0.— IIopo is service, and providing for the punish­ expressed by the Interstate Com­ ment of the guilty employe. That the use of steel cars in the merce Commission In Its annual ropassenger service be required and port to congress that "a substantial­ thnt tho use in passenger trains of ly lower” level of rallrond rntes nnd wooden cars between or In front of fares will bo possiblo with' an im ­ steel cars be prohibited. Amendment of the Interstate Com­ provement in the volume of traffic following thc( present business de­ merce Act net so ns clenrly to provide pression nnd "with a further adjust­ whether nnd if so, how* voluntary ment of operating costs in harmony consolidations of carriers may bo e f­ fected pending ultimate adoption by with prevailing tendencies." Freight rates, following war time tho commission of a complete plan of Increases and some later rcadjust- consolidation. I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me fo r every day o f his life. 8 8 0, 000,000. SPR AY CELERY TO CONTROL IILIGHT GAINESVILLE, 8 Dec. spraying of celery for Kindly start a Savings Account in his name with the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ ing on Christmas eve. t I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow when I explain how his savings will.be increased by the interest added by your bank. "i I Hold me responsible fo r seeing to it that Johnny has something to add to his account every week. When he . is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That will be a R E A L gift. Your old pal, DAD. 10.—The eontrolc of 8 early blight is rn immediate problem with Florida growers according to Dr. O. P. Burger, plant pathologist at the Florida Experiment Station here. Dr. Burger urges growers to protect their celery by spraying with 3-4-50 Bordeaux mixture, using power sprayers whenever possible. Enclosed please find check for $............................... with which to open n S a v in g Account for Nnmo Address Kindly mail the pass hook to me a t................................... mnts, have not yet renchcd an equiAddress lihrtim, the commission says, hecnusc DEAR 01,1) EMMA LABOR PAPER SOI.D AT M IAM I Drop a cord in the book marked “ Merry Christmas from W ANTS TO RETURN the chief factors controlling them, TO UNITED STATES "the value of service nnd the cost of M IAM I, Doc. 10.—Tho Mimnmi m 8 transportation,” still are "In a state News, weekly exponent orgnnized Nama RIGA, Dec. 9.— Emma Goldman, of flux.” labor or. the lower East Const, has depored to Russia from United States The commission’s report is for the been sold by S. C. Singleton to Gord­ year ended last October 31. It dis­ i December Nleteen Nineteen rsult on H. Russell. An editorial an­ closes that o total o f $430,000,000 her alleged Anarchistic activities, lias nouncement states that under the re­ Try n Hernld Wnnt Ad today. has been ordered paid to the railroads left Moscow it was learned hero to­ organization A. J. Rani forth will lie under the government gunrnntec day. She is believed to lie in Riga editor nnd W. J, Frlpp nssncLtc against losses during the first six with intention of seeking permission editor. Mr. Russel! slates that the months after their return to private to return to United Stiles. F A C T O R Y TO USERS scope of the publication .which is a ownership and h a t’ still is due ait weekly, will be broadened and that S a l e B a n k r u p t c y S t ( ) t * k PRICES estimated 9105,000,000 on this ac JOINT IND ICTM ENT the publication will he appointed from I Notice is hereby given Hint underHY FEDERAL JURY count, Jacksonville to Key West. 107 West First St., Hanford, Florida I signed, trustee in the matter o f B. DROUGHT IN TODAY Out of 077 carriers entitled to Benjamin, trading and doing business guarantee payments, the commission BRUNETTES ARE 10,(100 M ILK CORDS as S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will soys, 517 have filed claims totaling ST. LOUIS, Dec 9.— George V. Hal BETTER SWIMMERS on Saturday, December 10th, 1921, at f'lS.OOO.OOO, but pnyments of only lldny, bnnkrup broker, Harry Turner 30x3% ........... .....$15.90 the corner of First street and I’almet?" :ii,000,000 have been held justified editor semi-monthly publication were M IAM I, Dec. 8—C. M. Davis, to avenue, Sanford, Florida, between by the commission's audit. No state indicted jointly by Federal grand jury 3 2 x 3 (4 ........... ..... 20.90 swimming instructor at a local casino, tho hours o f 2 p. in. and 4 p. in., re­ meat was made with respect to the today, charges forgery nnd counter who has spent the last 11 years 32x4 ceive bids on tile following stock and ..... 28.90 difference between the roads own felting o f million nnd half dollars In teaching men and women to feel at fixtures loented at the above address: 33x4 .summary of their losses during the terini receipts issued by J. P. Morgan home in the water, lins expressed an ..... 29.90 Tables, Hiife, window fixtures, show si* months and the governments find­ nnd Company for French Government opinion that is destined to result In G E N E R A L R E PA IR IN G eases, clothes hungers, etc.; ties, col­ 34x4 .... 30.90 ings. The roads which have not yet Bonds. heated arguments among Florida lars, shoes, etc. The right is reserv­ West First SI. Old Ford Garage fi’cil claims for losses, the report 34x4% .... 33.90 swimmers. ed to reject any and all bids. Highest io M s , are short lines nnd the total will NEW ENGLAND CITY Phono No. 417-W bid subject to approval. Mr. Davis declares that brunettes 35x5 42.90 HAS HIGHEST PORTION 1" ‘‘relatively small.” swim better thnn blondes. The bru­ CLARENCE V. M AHONEY, OF THE ILLITE RATE S Iu its caplcity as supervisor .of 5,0(10 mile FABRICS one-third less Trustee. nette, according to Mr. Davis, "is 220-4 tc Post cards—loeni views— lc each at railroad capital issues, the commis­ more magnetic or absorbent in learn­ coino to the Herald office. thnn Cords, W ASHINGTON, Dec. 9— New Bed­ ing how to swim. On the other hand sion issued during the year eoretifiin'rs allowing ronds to issue stocks ford, Mass., has the highest pereot.t- the blonde is more taut in the water Piano Owners, Notice! FIRESTONE, GOODYEAR, U N ITE D bonds to a total o f $1,715,000,000 nge of Illiteracy among cii'm ..f mote and dooH not relax ns easily ns the A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y STATES, PERFECTION, PEERLESS Hi" report says. The commission thnn 1(10,000 pop'i’iition, according to opposite type. Here for a limited stay. Patrons de­ and H O T-PO IN T I'uints out, however, that this total census report issued tonight. Spo­ siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. We carry all makes These chnrnstics, ho claims, play refunding operations, not involving kane, Washington., was listed ns hav­ the Dig part in learning to swim, the Electric Irons ing the lowest percentage— 0,8 brunette, as it rule displaying more t ■vv and increased Investment. 6-Volt Batteries, $10.00 “ Mack the Piano Tuner” Discussing rnilrond earnings, tho These figures, the bureau announced, confidence thnn the blonde. to $25.00 Electric Heaters riianUfsion says the carriers Income were based on returns for all classes for the hath, bedroom ami Nursery m l expenses hrve reflected tho un- nnd races, the illiteracy in any city TO M AK E W ICKER FU RN ITU RE Genuine “ E X ID E ” Sers* i tied industrial conditions nnd thnt being vitally affected by the propor­ Orders Executed in % il' I'ite the reduction of the working tionate number of foreign born nnd L IT T L E RIVER, Dec. 8.— A New 3 10 Bales and upward S Edison Mazda Lamps vice Store at f r.ea Ivy ha|f-million men, n lowor- in some cases negroes residing there. York concern has leased tho large For Brighter Light | The percentage of illiteracy of >' c of the coat o f materials and cuts packing house here owned by A. B. iu employes' pay tho not earnings persons ten years old nnd over of James and ns soon as the necessary Fidelity Tires have not yet reached a rnte of 0 per nil classes; native white; foreign born machinery is installed will begin tho % Ask for FREE Uooklct ; 30x3 " ut on the value o f the properties white nnd negro, Included: Atlnntn, manufacture of Wicker furniture. * “ How to Trade in Cotton" j for... r !i $ determined for tho Unite! States ns all rinses 5.5; native white 1.2; The work of converting tho building u nnd Daily Cotton Letter Firsts nnd Guaranteed ii whole. The (1 per cent net earning foreign born white 4.8; negro 17.8. into n factory already Is underway j J. D. Sugarman & Co 1 D that recognized by congress In the nnd machinery has been shipped from Sugnrmnn Bldg. a F IL L IN G S T A T IO N Gasoline Transportation Act ns n fair return GIN 7,010,870 BALES OF tho north. ! 19 Beaver Street, New York 5 COTTON TO DEC. from visible pump, Accurate measure. M A IL ORDERS F ILLE D on the investment value. The content will produce chairs, In its reccommendntions the com­ tables, wushtnnds, lamp stands and Oils and Greases Dec. 9,-Cotton Wicker electric fixtures in vnrid ant! mission asks congress fo reconsider W ASHINGTON. Employment Bureau We give tickets with ouch purchuse, !,|,<tion 28 of tho Merchant Marine ginned prior to Dec. 1 nmounted to hrtislic designs. A t the outset it • good for 5 per cent in trude \ t authorizing preferential rail 7,540,870 running bales, including will he necessary to ship in most f Tho Vocational Committeo of tho Bus­ Phene 48LJ •aiti-H on shipments of commodities 121,859 round bnles, counted ns half the Wicker material, hut it Is hoped iness and Professional Womin'a Club export In American bottoms, de- hales; 22,058 hales of Amerknn- to encourugo the growth o f Wicker requests nil young wwien desiring r!“ rIng thnt the ultimate effect "may Egyptlnn, nnd 2,015 bnles of sen Is­ withers in tho Lemon City vicinity, employment to register at tho First 1" merely to divert trnffic from ccr- land, the census bureau announced This would utilize waste land, and In National Bank, and business mon readdition afford the fanners nn In­ nin porta to others with little or no today. 105 Palmetto Ave. Snnford, Fla. uiring help to consult register. Cain in tonnage for United Stnets come the year round. Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated Vf‘Sse!s," Opernlon o f this section of W AN TS $5,000,000 FOR BYES EXAM INED DOUBLING WEST POINT D YESTU FF LOBBY PROBE. th" law has been suspended by ngreoW A S H IN G T O N ,'“ ■ ’ W c. SAN FO R D M A R B L E & .G R A N IT E W O R K S mnt between tho Shipping Bontd and cronscin size o f theendet corps nt W ASHINGTON, Dec. D.--Tho long •h commission. * JOHN GOVE, Proprietor Gther recommendations of the com­ West Point Mllitnry ntedemy from pending King resolution, directing nn Henry McLaulin, Jr. CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1,334 to 2,500, Is recommended by investigation by Congress into tho mission werei OPT. D. 1018 West First Street lots West First Street Enactment o f a law providing for Brlg.-Gcn, Douglas Mac Arthur, sup­ activities o f nn alleged dyestuffH •be punishment of any person offer­ erintendent of tho aepdomy, In his lobby wns adopted today by tho Sen­ OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST ing or giving n bribe to employe of annual report to the Hecretnry of war, ate without n record vote. 212 Bast. 1st 8t. Sanford, Fla. _____ ;________ n currier with Intent to Influence hl» made public today. The academy at WB GRIND OUR OWN LBNBB TUT A DAILY HE BALD WANT AD. notion or decision with respect to car tho present time, the report shows, i OUR R E P A IR IN G IS U N E X C E L L E D FOR. QUALITY C- DURABILITY NOTICE AMERICAN TIRE CO. WARD & RIVE 5 COTTON5 8 10.00Ray Brothers F. P. RINES OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE r rj•■ - �hfS ■■ • i THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10,1921 FACE TWO SUNDAY Al|HfE OHUNCHB I MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone 2I7-W I t yon k i r r nny M a l i v k llla c yon — If yon nr* onion nnyrrhor* or eomlno bom *, or U yon n r* entertaining, rrrll* * p e t a l «?nrd to thin department, nlvlnn f t t a l h i or trlrh pon * the llrm . It w ill lb # a r e a lly oppr**lwt*d.___________ 14 Miss Adelaide Higgins loft Thurs­ day evening for Leesburg whero she will spend several days with friends. : FOR MISS H U FF The attractive homo of Mrs. 0. L. Thrasher was the aceno o f a lovely pnrty yesterday afternoon when Mrs. J, D. Woodruff cntertnined at a uridga party in honor of Miss Anna Lou IIulT, eif Atlnnta, Ga., the guest o f her sis­ ter, Mrs. Ren Caswell. The guests included the members of the Hon Ton bridge club. There being four tables o f players. beautiful In every detail were the decorations used in the various rooms where the card tables were arranged. Polnsettins, holly, Christmas orna­ ments and gnrlnnds lent a festive nppearnnee throughout the spacious home. On the card tables wcre polnacttln cups filled with candy which was enjoyed during thu game. ip the interesting gamo of bridge played during tho afternoon, high score was mudo by Mrs. Robert Hines who was awarded a hand painted lin­ gerie set. Thu honoree was presented silk lingerie. Following the awarding of prises Mrs. Woodruff servud delicious re­ freshments consisting o f i’oinsettia aalnd, nut bread snndwitchos, cheese bolls, olives and ton. Invited to meet tho charming honoroo were Miss Lottie Caldwell, Miss Thelma Fraser, Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. Don Whitcomb, Miss Father 'M il­ ler, Miss Sara Wight, Mrs. Ed. Betts, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. Hen Caswell, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Miss Norma Herndon, Mrs. C. It. Kirtley and Miss Duphno Wiinbish. M H i 1 ' T>v' (1 ’* FOR VISITORS Among the most delightful of the season's social events, was the bridge party given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. George DeCottes, in honor ofMrs. .1. E. Hrouse, of Vancouver, H. C., the guest of Mrs. It. W. Herndon, and Mrs. Frank Hoar, o f Augusta, Un., the guest of Mrs. T. L. Dumas, there be­ ing nine tables of players. The guests included tho members of tho Fort­ nightly Bridge Club, The decorations featuring the color motif of red and green Was beautiful­ ly carried out with lovely baskets and vnses of poinsettins and ferns. The tally cards were also hand-painted witli poinsettins. When scores were counted, Mrs. Harry Lewis made high score among the club members and was awarded an Italian pottery jardenier, the Club consolation prize, a powder Jar, was won by Mrs. Hal Wight. High score among the guosts was made by Mrs. I'VE. Hazard, who was given an Ital­ ian pottery jardenier and the consola­ tion prize, a powder jar, was awarded to'Mrs. B. A. Howard, The honoreos were presented framed Old English prints. A t the conclusion of the card game the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Geo. Bishop, served elegant refreshments. The grncious hospitality o f Mrs. DeCottes was reflected in every de­ tail of this lovely party, and the oc­ casion wns one of much happiness and enjoyment. toibe a big ono for the Sanford Coun­ cil o f tho Columbian Mutual »Llfo,)iis every one ,of these officers are I# workers that mean to put thini* CHRISTIAN SCIENCE across in big shape and they have to SERVICES hack them up one o f the llvest bunch Sundny December 11th 1921of members belonging to any Club. |’ Subject A membership campaign will bo, ^ God The Preserver Of Man lodged at once nnd It Is o f the opln- ' Sundny School____10:00 a. m. Ion o f all that are on the Inside th a t! * Church S e r v i c e . .11: a. m. when these officers retire nt tho end of their term tho Sanford Club w ill1* Woman’s Club Bldg., Oak Ave. bonst o f three times ns mnny mem- j All Are Welcome hers ns they have now. * * * * * * * This organization has onu of the best forms o f insurance nnd to those P R E S B Y T E R IA N C. E. that arc .contemplating taking out insurance it will he well for them to Junior C. E. 2:30— Mrs, Donald get in communication with either Mr. Whitcomb, Supt. Purdon or Mr. Chapman. Intermediate C. E.—2:30 Sunday NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ar­ afternoon.— Mildred Holly, Leader. Senior Topjc. Our Pledge, Points rived, fresh carload o f thnt good old rcllnblo KEYSTONE LIM E. NuiT we nre Likely to Neglect, Lender— sod. Telephone 135. Phone us your Zctn Davison. wants. They will have our usual Our Christian Endeavor Society Meets ench Sundny night. prompt attention,— Hill Lumber Com­ And If you’d only come pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc 'Twould give us much delight. Think how America’s heart would At half past six wc gather In our Christian Endeavor room, pcho for the jobless if they were So make a special effort on tho other side o f the Atlantic!— And don't stny nt home. Birmingham News. TH E B A PT IS T TE M PLE Haynes Recital at Auditorium Last N igh t *"*n , DECEMBER MATTRESS SALE As tong as our BUppiy of cotton lasts wo will sell now cotton mattress­ es nt tho following prices delivered. Money gathered and not workingis truly ID L E W E A L T H . Full size GO-lb. cotton mattress, |8. Three-quarter sizo, |7.00. Single bod size, $0.00. .You nro not under any obligation to tnko these mattresses If not ’satisfac­ tory on delivery. Will also renovate your old mattress up until:December 20th, after which time wo will discontinue renovating and If you want work, got it while you can. Write us a card and your call will ho unswqrcd at once.— Sanford Mattress Factory, Sanford, Fla. 218-Otp ID L E W E A L T H invokes a hard­ ship otf its possessor; he is deprived ofithe'interest it would earn; and, in addition* community wealth is not increased fo r the reason that idle money does not build up a' commun­ ity. 11** Deposit your money with this strong b^pk. and you will fulfill the purpose of;acquired wealth spijl enjoyiits yield in safety and security. Hear the freo biblo lecture, Star Theatre, Sunday night, 7:30. 223-ltc Just received full lino of army goods — army officers’ shoot), tents, tarpal* inns, cots and mnttresses for cots. A il grades blankets, khaki brcochcs, hats caps, leggins, etc. Call and bco our real bargain prices.— Thrasher & Garner. 218-Otc ii ti i| ii ! !i I i i ■ i i i l i First N a t io n a l B a n k ! A C O M M U N ITY 'B U ILD E R F. P. Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier ! Reduced Electric fixture sale, whole-, sale prices.— Treadwell Electric Co.' Telephono 102. 223-ltc Sunday December 11th. 0:30 A. M. Class for men In the NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ur— Star Theatre. , rived, freah carload of that good old Tho Lawrence Haynes’ rccitnl nt 9:30 A. M. The Main School ut the re]ialj|t, K EYSTO N E LIM E. NulT Church. tho High School Auditorium last night sod. Telephone 135. Phone us your wns an event in musical circles and all 11.00 A. M. Address by tho rep re- wants. They will have our usual thoso fortunate enough to attend wero sentntives o f the Church to the pronipt attention.— Hill Lumber CjijiConvention held in Miami. In puny. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc well repaid. Tho records o f Mr. Haynes’ triumph tcrcsting, yea. Hon. Schelle would fill mnny newspapers nnd the Moines, Mr. Ghnrlie Henderson. Hear Mr. S. T. Buchanan, of Jack­ beauty and finish of his Voice so well Mr. .H. S. Salletk, Mr. Ed Hen­ sonville, Sunday, Stnr Theatre, 7:30 known thnt added comment would derson, nnd pastor. p. oi. 'Free. 223-ltc seem superfluous. 0:30 P. M. The Young Peoples Meet^ You-i Can Find the Nam e o f Every Live ProTruly he possesses a splendid tenor, no.. ■, ••• ing In charge o f Miss Essie Whiti f God had fjlled the rivers with a dramatic tenor, of sympathetic qual­ tie nnd Mr. Fny Loss ing. fancy soft drinks, rqen would he fessional and Business Man in ity, of crystnllno' brilliancy, resonance 7:30 P, M. Dr. George Hyman will making pure water and selling It nt nnd purity of tone, # Sanford in This Column preach on the subject. “ Drown- five cents n glass, His numbers wore rendered with ex­ ing People." One o f the inspir_ _ _ quisite art. ntionnl messages thnt will help Sleep is pronounced by a doctor ns The greatest thing sought by Mr. you to live your life worth while.' only a habit. A phonograph in the CONTRACTORS LAW YERS Haynes, however, Is the interpreta- { Be sure to hear it. flat above will break the habit. De­ tive ability, the power to express the The music is always good at the troit News. meaning of his songs. S. O. Shinholscr Baptist Temple. i George A. DeCottes ,I His numbers covered all moods, Tho welcome is genuine. Contractor and Builder Attorncy-at-Law “ Millions Now Living Will Never were prefaced with descriptive talks Diu," hoar it again, Stnr Theatre, Sun­ Over Seminole County Bonk SANFORD •!<■ .{. FLORID* and so visualized in interpretation thnt A L L SOULS CHURCH SERVICES day night. Free. 223-ltc SANFORD FLORIDA even the most musical enjoyed, One of the features of the recital Tomorrow is the Third Sunday in Sanford Constructs Co. NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ar­ was the wonderful performance of the Advent. HARTFORD B A T T E R Y rived, fresh carload of that good old CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS necompnnist Clemen to Mannucel upon Sunday School ut'Nine A. M. rcllnblo K EYSTO NE LIM E. Nulf Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfall; whom much of the success of the re­ “ Battery Insurance” Low Mass ut Ten A. M. sod. Telephone 135. Phone us your cital was due. Furnished Benedict ion of the Blessed Sacra­ wants. They will have our usual Sold and All Work Guaranteed » *Serviced • rr * by The program opened with a group ment after MnsH. prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ of popular and request Hongs. Other II. T. PACE P. 0. Box Ilf Edw. Higgins, Inc. Sermon: "The Immaculate Con­ pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc request songs were interpolated thru ception.” the songs selections. Of these “ The H aight & Wieland P U R E W ATER Children's Mass next Saturday nt Have you heard "Millions Now Liv­ American’s Cause" was given and re­ ing Will Never D ie?" Stnr Theatre peated with triumphant success. Add- j Eight A. M. G ARAGES Strangers Welcome. Sitting free. Sunday night. Free. 223-ltc Elder Springs Water ed numbers of lighter vein wore n OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD delightful group o f Italian s tre et1 HOLY CROSS CHURCH songs. The program selections other than Church services for the 3rd. Sunday those mentioned included: in Advent: La Procession ..................... Franck 7:30 a. m. Low Celebration. Lo Mnnojr de Rosetnonde......Dupure 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. Chanson Triste .... ... ...Dupnrc 11:00 a. m. Morning Service nnd Pnysage ..................... .... Hnlin Serenade ................Ilnntoek Litany. 7:30 a, ill. Vespers and address. An Old Song Re-Sung Hantock A Dream .................... At the Early Celebration will lie Greig Over the Hills Terry tile Corporate Communion for the Floods of Spring Rachmaninoff Confirmed members of the II. S. A. Tin1 Advent Music is specially selected and very beautiful; Mrs. COMING Taknch, Soloist. The famous Female Quartette of Florida Memorial College will nppenr in Bong recital singing classics nnd negro Spirituals. The young CO NG REGATIO NAL CHURCH Regular services will bo held nt tho Smith Bros. Garage The Indies of the Baptist Church will hold their unnuul bazaar on Fri­ day and Saturday, December 10 and 17. Place will he announced later. 219-tfc Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and Flrat What is the subject? Why, "M il­ Geo. W. K n igh t lions Now Living Wfll Never Die." Real Estate and Insurance Sunday night, Star Theatre, Free. 223-ltc SANFORD -sFLORIDA In order to relieve the strnin upon "tho man in the street,” America pro­ poses to scrap the buttlcshjps. And then along cornua Henry Ford nnd wants to convert tho Junk into more fliversl— Denver Times. zrrvn ^p tp i p a nzte-no M > riC h IO rA ItM L R S .. Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women’s Club requests all young women desiring employment to register nt tho First National Bank. t Just nr- AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman women sing their way into the hearts U!UmI ll0« r tomorrow. j frt*J ! Tht’ will preach nt *'u morn-1 “ K hA STO N E .LLMh. Null 1922. of the people everywhere singing the songs of their forefathers. The gen- inK hourthe subject: "W inning, B0<1, ToM ,ono ’!f>- 1 hcmo us your Convention pro- The R n c ." At night, “ The Toboggan1wnnt% 'w,1‘ . J ™ « 8ua> Upon his arrival .in Hnnfuid yes­ oral State Baptist ! terday Robert L. Hunt, the District sents a winter jubilee fea tu rin g the Slid.." Manager for the Columbian Mutual Bible, S. S., B. V. P. U„ nnd Mission- Christian Endeavor meets at <1:15, P. , ,an>* St’n ic o ' ‘lunlity, price. 2*.J-2tc Lifp, found the S’linlord Cq uicii | re- ary methods. Prof.A. C. Curtright,1*'*•> Now Interest and life is manifest Don't fail to hear Mr. S. T. Buchan­ Prof. in our wor,<* n,,(I wc invite you to pared for him with plans for one of Florida Memorial College, an, of Jacksonville, deliver *1ho stir­ their best meetings to be followed by Charles E. Rocholl, Pittsburg Pa., n,pot vvIth u* “ n'1 « ni<*y the M>od ring biblo lecturo in the Stnr Thuntro noted orator, Journalist, Dean, Fla. thlnK« aur Master is bestowing. a social program. Suiuluy night, 7:30. Free. ' 223-ltc A oon,iftl wclcom* iwnita you. Mr. Hunt is well known in Sanford, Memorinl College, LeRoy It. Russell, coming here in August to organize Fortworth, Texas, National f!.K, Sand1 Get un electric fixture for n Christ­ nnd install the Sanford Club and with Social Service worker, are the in- In the Circuit Court of the Seventh mas presont, the whole family can en­ Judicial Circuit of the State of the assistance of tho Sanford mem­ structotH in these meetings for tho joy it.— Treadwell Electric Co., oppo­ Florida, in nnd for Semibers tills Club has grown to nearly Educational Rally. $0,000 must be site Postoffice. 223-4tc n0*c ( min*>'' Chancery ii hundred members. Mr. Hunt gave raised for Christian Education. Our the retiring officers a hlg ovation and white friends are cordially invited to Law abiding citizen: One who C ITATIO N after the regular order of business attend those services. All Christian obeys such laws ns arc not dead let­ Goo. Eugene Thurston, Complainant, nnd tho election o f officers for tho workers regardless o f church affilia­ ters by common consent. vs. year, a hlg spread wns laid for all the tion are .welcome to attend these ’ What tho 'Bible rKowh o f present members at which time many prom­ services. Bring your note hook and Dovie Thurston, Defendant, world conditions and what tho future Bibles. You nre needed In these T ° Dovie Thurston, Residence Un­ inent Sanford hoys made nice talks. hits in Htoro, will bo explained in tho known: -The officers elected for this coining services for the ndvnnccing o f tho lecture by Mr. S. T. Buchanan, at the It nppouring from an affidavit,filed year arc as follows: H. B. Purdon, greatest cause, tho Kingdom of Star Thentro Sunday night, Dec. 11, in this cause that you nre a non-roslPresident; T. M. Bledose, Vice-Presi­ ChriHt. at 7:00. Don’t miss it. Seats free. donl o f tho Stnte o f Floridn, therefore, dent; C. F. Chapman, secretary; J. D. 223-ltc you, Dovie Thurston, are ordered ,nnd No collection. Dosioy, Treasurer; R. M. GrovenJudge Rutherford's lecturo: "M il­ required, on the Oth day o f Fobruuyy, Btoin, Chaplin; F. C. nonrock, Audi­ lion's Now Living W ill Novor Die,” It. seems to us there is some talk A. D. 1022, to appear to Rid bOJ of tor; McAlpine Corusey, Pilot; R. H. w ill'b e tho subject of an interesting o f Lloyd George coming to Washing­ complaint exhibitod against yop in Wynn Guardsman; Frank M, Pur- discourse by Mr. S. T. Buchanan in ton;............. this cause. • b )‘ . 1 •don, Picket. tho Stnr Tfiontro JSuttduy night, 7:30 It is ordered t^iat .this notlco be pub­ Thin coming year under ,tho guld. o'clock. Como and bring your friends. lished in ttie Sanford Herald once nnce o f tho above officers promises No collection. 223-ltc week for eight weeks. 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Fix. COLUMBIA CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS; FOR Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. ’ General Machine nnd Roller Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned Sanford Steam Laundry HOTELS Hotel Montezuma "Sanford’s New Ilotol" $1.80 Up Per Dny SANFORD NOVELTY W O RKS V. C. COOLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork CONTRACTOR and B U ILPE ! Sanford, Fit 517 Commercial Street TRANSFER "W E D E L IV E R TH E GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities FOB SERVICE Call' 146-J I f we pleaae you, tell others; if on tell ua. Phone 498 W. R A W M N G , Prop. — Get your Scratch Pods from Th« Hornld— by tho pound— 15c. .: ■ j Acteylene W elding ' Y'■ i' ll, OF A L L KIND S H. W . N ICKERSO N Sanford W elding Co. Public Accountant; Audita— System* Income Tax Service Located in. Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Room 18 McNelU-Davls Bldg. Phone 852 -Orlando, VU* IN S U R A N C E N. y. LIFE INS. CO, Autp Radiator Repair }y. T s R0DERTS. Agent . Shop Located at 207 French Ave.r bet*(*n Sanford Florida 2nd and Third. B. R. BERGQU1ST. ift t f.' 7 up i f i Ml-., iiii M % m Witness tny hand and tho seal of^ said court on this 10th day of Docom-* bor, A . D. 1021. ■ OUR 1921 CROP HAS AR R IVE D -------------- ------ COME IN A N D SEE US BEFORE BUYING (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clork of tho Circuit Court, ' Sominole County, Fla. __ OE.9- A, DoCQTTKS, . Solicitor and Counsel fo r Com SANFORD - FLORIDA : i plainant. 12-ip.-6.tc ».tappers - Egg Plant ? Tomato Seed j mi*T E v , ■rtlj H o f-m a c B attery Co. C om plete S to ck ■V ‘ SI: • __ Highest Q u a lity L. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10,1921 ; *»* ~ : .......... | »»n ' ........... •Winners of the Army Endurance Test Receive Prizes 1Give a The Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5,1921. Santa Claus, Care o f Seminole County Bank, Sanford, Florida. Dear Santa Claus:— like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me fo r every day o f his life. The army endurance teat of 800 tulles, froth Cantu Alfred Vnll New Jernov n,„ , 1 . .iw ,, . * » » by Orubbll. n Iiurobh iJ Amb. on by H. 8. Ilnmihrey. Sooroii ry Wook. In bc?o mto n ^ o M ta l ;,:',; cor„,n!p« w- "•BTown oi ^ »• b ,.... l low er freight rates CAN BE EXPECTED SOON, SAYS RAILROAD COMMISSION Substantially Low er R a te in Freight and Passen­ ger Service;Soon y-t-i W ASHINGTON, Dec. D.— Hope la service, nnd providing for the punish­ Interstate Com­ ment of the guilty employe. That the use of steel cars In tho merce Commission In its annual re­ passenger service be required nhd port to congress that “ a substantial­ that tho use in passenger trains of ly lower" level of railroad rates and wooden cars l>ctwocn or in front of fares will be possible ’ wltK an Im­ steel cars be prohibited. Amendment of tho Interstate Com­ provement in tho volume o f trnffic merce Act net so ns clenrty to provide following thei present business de­ whether nnd If so, how* voluntary pression and "with a further adjust­ consolidations of enrriers may be e f­ ment of operating costs in harmony fected pending ultimate adoption by with prevailing tendencies." tho commission of a complete plnn of Freight rates, following war time consolidation. Increases and some later rcadjust- expressed by tho mnts, have not yet reached an equiUbrum, the commission says, bqcnuBe the chief factors controlling 'them, "the vnliic of scrvico nnd tho cost of transportation," still aro "in a state of flux." The commission's report is fo r the year ended last October 31. It dis­ closes that o total o f $430,000,000 has been ordered paid to the railroads under the government guarantee against losses during tho first six months r.fter their return to private ownership and hat ‘ still is due an estimated $105,000,000 on this ac­ count. Out of G77 carriers entitled to guarantee payments, the commission •ays, 517 hnve filed claims totaling $8 in,000,000, hut payments of only $5:10,000,000 have been held justified by the commission's audit. No Htotc meat wns made with respect to tho difference between tho roads own summary o f their losses during tho six months nnd tho goversments find­ ings. The roads which hnvo not yet filed claims fo r losses, the report adds, are short linos nnd the total will lie "relatively small." In its cnplcity ns supervisor .of railroad capital issues, the commis "Ion issued during tho year ccretifientos allowing roads to issue stocks nnd bonds to n totnl of $1,715,000,000 tbn report says. Tho commission points out, howovor, that this totnl refunding operations, not involving »i' w and Increased Investment. Discussing railroad earnings, tho (■•'mn\j|ipion, says'the cnrrlers income and expenset). livvo reflected the un­ settled-Industrial conditions and that despite tho reduction of tho working forces hy ha|f •million men, a lower­ ing of the cost o f materials nnd cuts in employes' pny tho net earnings hnvo not yet reached a rato o f 0 per ''■lit on the value o f tho properties determined for tho Unitd States ns n whole. The 0 per cent net earning D that recognized by congress in the Transportation Act ns a fa ir return •m the investment value. In its reccommendntions the com­ mission asks congress Jo reconsider section 28 o f tho Merchunt Murine A 't authorizing preferential rail rates on shipments of commodities f"r export in American hottomo, deeloring that tho ultimate effect "may he merely to divert traffic from cornln ports to others with little or no Win In tonnage fo r United Staets vessds." Operalon of this section of the lnw has been suspended by agreoinnt between tho Shipping BoutdYnd th commission. * Other recommendations o f the com­ mission were: Knactment o f a law providing for the punishment o f any person offer­ ing or giving n bribo to omployo o f n carrier with intent to influence his nction or decision with respect to car DEAIt OI.D EMMA W ANTS TO RETURN TO UNITED STATES RIGA, Dec. 0.— Emma Goldmnn, depored to Russia from United States i December Nletccn Nineteen rsult her alleged Anarchistic activities, has left Moscow it wns learned hero to­ day. She is believed to he in Riga with intention o f seeking permission to return to United Stnes. JOINT INDICTM ENT HY FEDERAL JURY BROUGHT IN TODAY ?: u l NEW ENGLAND CITY HAS HIGHEST PORTION OF H IE ILLITFR ATE S W ASHINGTON, Dec. !'— New Bed­ ford, Mass., has the highest pcreer.t nge of illiteracy among clUn* >'f nioie than 100,000 pop'l'ntion, according to census report issued tonight. Spo knne, Washington., wns listed ns hav­ ing the lowest percentage— 0.8. These figures, the bureau announced, were based on returns for nil classes nnd races, tho illiteracy in any city being vitally affected by the propor­ tionate number of foreign born nnd in some cases negroes residing there | Tho percentage of Illiteracy of persons ten years old and over of all classes; native white; foreign born whito nnd negro, Included: Atlanta, all closes 0.0; natlvo whito 1.2; foreign born whito 4.8; negro 17.8. G IN 7,010,870 BALES OF COTTON TO DEC. 1 W ASH INGTON, Dec. 0.—Cotton ginned prior to Dec. 1 amounted to 7,040,870 running bales, including 121,859 round bales, counted ns hnlf bales; 22,058 bales of AmcriconEgyptlnn, nnd 2,015 bales of Boa IsInnd, the census bureau announced today. W A N T S $0,000,000 FOR DOUBLING WEST POINT W ASHINGTON, 'llL-ifticrcnseln sizo of theendet corps at West Point Military afccdemy £om 1,834 to 2,600, Is recommended by Brig.-Gcn. Douglar MacArthur, sup­ erintendent of the aepdemy, in his annual report to tho secretary of wnr, mado public today. The academy at the present time, the report shows, t& v , ™ ‘is; can train only ono third o f tho o f­ ficers needed even for a peacetime army o f 160,00 men nnd would fall short, it was snid.of providing tho nucleus of officer mnterial desired for training civilians in time o f emer­ gency. Expansion of the cadet corps to 2.600 would necessitate new construc­ tion, the cost of which, excluding the two proposed memorial buildings and hotel wns estimated in the report $ 0 , 000 ,000 . S PR A Y CELERY TO CONTROL BLIGHT G AIN ESVILLE , Dee. spraying o f celery for Kindly start a Savings Account in his name with the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ ing on Christmas eve. 9‘ I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow when I explain how his savings will bp inoronsp^ bv +bo interest aaaea py your bank. Hold me responsible fo r seeing to it that Johnny has something to add to his account every week. When he . is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. ' That will be a R E A L gift. Your old pal, ’ DAD. 10.— The controle of early blight is cn immediate problem with Floritln growers according to Dr. O. F. Burger, plant pathologist at the Florida Experiment Station here. Dr. Burger urges growers to protect their celery by spraying with 3-4-60 Bordeaux . mixture, using power sprayers whenever possible. LABOR PAPER SOLD A T M IAM I M IAM I, Dec. 10.—Tho Mimnml News, weekly exponent organized labor on tho lower Bust Const, has been sold by S. C. Singleton to Gord­ on II. Russell. An edltortnl an­ nouncement states thnt under the re­ organization A. J. Bnmforth will lie editor and W. J, Frlpp associate editor. Mr. Russell states thnt the scope of the publication .which Is a weekly, will be broadened nnd thnt the publication will be appointed from Jacksonville to Key West. HR UN E r r ES ST. I.OUIS, Dec 0.— George V. Halllday, bankrup broker, Harry Turner, editor semi-monthly publication were indicted jointly by Federal grand jury today, chnrges forgery and counter­ feiting of million nnd hnlf dollars in­ terim receipts issued hy J. I1. Morgan nnd Company for French Govornnnnt Bonds. s ARE BETTER SWIMMERS Enclosed please find check for $..................................with which to open a Savings Account for Name Address Kindly mail the pass book to me at Address ■ Drop n cord in the book mnrked “ Merry ChristmnH from Namo Try a Herald Want Ad today. Sale Bankruptcy Stock OUR R E P A IR IN G IS UNEXCELLED FO R QUALITY 6 DURABILITY WARD & RIVE A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y and H O T-PO IN T D YESTU FF LOBBY PROBE. 30x31/2................. $15.90 32x31/2 .................. 20.90 32x4 28.90 33x4 29.90 34x4 30.90 34x41/2' ................. 33.90 35x5 42.90 t.ibui nit.t' FABRICS one-third lesa than Cords. FIRESTONE, GOODYEAR, U N ITE D STATES, PERFECTION, PEERLESS We carry all makca to $25.00 For Brighter Light Genuine ■“HE X ID E ” Scrvice Store at Fidelity Tires 30x3 for... E ? $10.00 Firsts and Guaranteed F IL L IN G S T A T IO N Gasoline from Ylsibie pump. Accurate measure. MAH. ORDBItS FILLED * * Oils and Greases Employment Bureau We give tickets with each purchase, good for 5 per cent in trade Thu Vocational Committee of tho ButPhone 46LJ incsu and Profoaaionnl Woman’s Club requests nil young wv,wten dealring employment to register at the First National Bank, and business men reSanford, Fla. ulring help to consult register. F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Are. Hi' I »:Ou > BYES EXAMINED S AN FO R D M A R B L E & .G R A N IT E W O R K S W ASHINGTON, Dec. 0.^-Tha long pending King resolution, directing an Henry McLaulin, J r.. investigation by Congress Into tho OPT. D,^ activities o f an alleged dyestuffs lobby was adopted today by tho Sen­ OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST ate without n record vote. 312 Bast. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. ,t t-i’ ■ ' > ■ ________ VST A DAJXY HXBALD WAHT AO. 10,000 M ILE CORDS Electric Heaters Edison Mazda Lamps [ COTTONS 107 West First St., Snnford, Florida 6-Volt Batteries, $10.00 Orders Executed In L IT T L E RIVER, Dec. 8.— A New 10 Bales and upward York concern has leased tho Inrgc packing house hero owned hy A. B. James nnd ns soon as tho necessary machinery is installed will begin the Ask for FREE llooklet mnnufncturc of Wicker furniture. “ How to Trnde in Cotton” Tho work o f converting the building nnd Dally Cotton Letter into a fnctory nlrcady is underwny 5 J. D. Sugarman & Co 3 nnd machinery has been shipped from Sugnrman Bldg. the north. 19 Beaver Street, New York The contcm will produce chairs, tables, wushtnnds, lamp stands and ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a Wicker electric fixtures in vnrid nnd hrtlstic designs. A t tho o .ise\ it will bo necessnry to ship in most f tho Wicker material, but it is hoped to oncourago the growth o f Wicker withers in tho Lemon City vicinity This would utilize waste land, nnd in ndditlon nfford tho farmers nn In­ come the year rourfd. Framea Repaired Lenses Duplicated F A C T O R Y TO USERS Electric Irons for the hath, bedroom and Nursery FU R N ITU R E AMERICAN TIRE CO. PRICES Notice is hereby given that under­ signed, trustee in the matter of S. Benjamin, trading and doing business as S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will on Saturday, December 10th, 1021, at tho corner of First street and Palmet­ to avenue, Sanford, Florida, between tho hours o f 2 p, in. nnd 4 p. m., re­ ceive bids on tho following stock and fixtures located at tho above address: Tnbles, safe, window fixtures, show G E N E R A L R E PA IR IN G casos, clothes hangers, etc.; ties, col­ lars, shoes, etc. Tho right is reserv­ West First Hi. Old Ford Garage ed to reject any and nil bids. Highest Phone No. 417-W bid subject to approval, CLARENCE V. MAHONEY, 220-4 tc • Trustee. Post curds— local views— lc earn at come to ihe Herald office. M IAM I, Dec. 8— C. M. Davis, swimming instructor at a local casino, who hns spent the Inst 11 years teaching men nnd women to fool at homo In the water, has expressed an opinion thnt is destined to result In heated arguments among Florida swimmers. Mr. Davis declares that brunettes swim hotter than blondes. Tho bru­ nette, according to Mr. Davis, "is more magnetic nr absorbent in learn­ ing how to Hwim. On the other hand the blondo Is more taut In tho water Piano Owners, Notice! and does not relax ns easily as the Hero for a limited stay. Patrons de­ opposite type. siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. These charnstics, ho claims, play the big part In learning to swim, tho brunette, as i» rule displaying more “ Mack the Piano Tuner” confidence than the blonde. TO M A K E W ICKER j WB GRIND OUR OWN I.BN8B JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Waat First Street 1018 West P in t Street OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE ” •*'4V * 'N r llW B I, tft �/■**-V.i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1021 >AQK FOUR EAST SANFORD pleasure of our patrons. Advertis­ ers, naturally, desire a nowspaper which meets Hie neods nnd demands FaUliM ituj i/umM UM|t h id ij ■« n s lin U Am u of tho readers. Tho rendor most de­ Airs. Mollis Wool arrived from sired by an ndvertiser is tho house­ Atlanta, Gn., Wednesday to be Airs. By a Sanford Ccicry-Fed wife. They are tho buyers and it is J. W. Corleys guest for some time. _____________ F1TAU1HM1_____________ into their hands that tho shrewd ad­ Alan Airs. Wood will he remembered ns a R. J. H O LLY ____ __________ Editor vertiser always seeks to plnco offors guest of tho CorleyB Inst year, nnd is M h t a h h n h i B i N. J. L I LLARD....Secretary-Treasurer of his wares. A careful canvass of agnin on hor way to Miami for the tho buyers, in this instance reveals A. A. N E E L ..... - ....General Manager |winter. Badly Affected tiint not one prefers a morning papor, Airs. George Mitchell nnd the C. L. IR W IN hut to the contrary. From tho Now York TrlbunoVStntT- ch||(lren nro horo f rom Ocoec. Called OIBOULATIOM MAH4011 "Tho News entered tho morning monts in court wore thnt much of tho hpre Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. Rorious illness o f her mother aavrUanij Halt Midi Kio*aji*__Agjllj*tto< field against its better judgment. It stolen merchandise handled by tho pi- ^jra Rnu|cr80n. t knew that there are four afternoon rntes was disposed of in tho South ■ablorlpllta frloa la Adfaat* x }10 f our sjpeB brothers have tho Om Taar ...................................................... papers to one morning paper in the and affected the mnrkots there. sympathy o f nil Sanford at the death Dalitarad la City by Carrlar country. It knew that tho circula­ Ob* Waafc .......... ......................** 0«aU ,“ of their father. Air. Sipes hnd been tion of one afternoon paper in New Puzzle Department^ ^ for n ycor nmi for the post 8 Tb* bl« 11- U 14-PM* WssUt Hsrsld *Dtltvly eovar* SaraInala Oouaty u l U prt!lu*« York equalled that of nil of the morn­ Behead an officer of the K. K. K. months seriously so. His death ocBTtry Friday. AdTartlala* raUt mad* baawa ing papers combined. It knew that ■a application. Damacratlo In poUUo*. P H nnd mnko it "lawful,” bohond again cllmJ nt tho hospltnl where he hnd par yaar, al»«y« la adtaaoa._______________ with the rapid development of the and make it tho Nntionnl bird. Be- j ua^ i,POn taken for care. He did not Member of The Associated Press mechanical facilities for handling fore the Elan gets mo let n.e an- survjVo the short journey from his news thnt tho afternoon paper has <n home. supplanted the morning paper with 8Wcr: Kleaglc The weather seems like spring with its more orderly process of publica­ lcaglu the gentle showers nnd tho peach, Former Emperor Wllllnm was hurt tion, and that all im]K>rtnnt news of eagle. pear and plumtrecn III bloom, straw­ yeatenlny by ft chip hitting him in tho the day can ho covered on the day it berry plants also in bloom nnd the hoiul while ho whs chopping wood. happens in sufficient detail to satisfy No, I didn’t follow tho follows pa­ sweet wild blue violets nro blossomed W ill him always did believe in tho the average render. rading in night shirts. I hnd n hnd chips fulling where they muy but not "The largest advertisers in Ameri­ cold, besides I hnd to go home and nt- everywhere in the hammock Innds The mnjofity o f the old lettuce now, not now. ca prefer tho afternoon pnpor because tend to baby. ----------- o----------fields have disnpenred and new let­ it is rend by every member of the We see old friend Forest Lake is family, being distinctly the home pn­ tuce or celery plnnts set out on the An automobile dealer wanted to put on top in the Sanford election and is por. The husband or brother does land. an advertisement for trucks in this now n commissioner. Forest, thou not pick it up as he hurries to iuhi- , (j0pnrtmcnt. Thought this stuff was Nick Zcrnovenn has two flowing hast n tough Job, but if you wanted it, ness, but as he'comes home. It stays a|j |(J wells put down rn his 22 acre fnrm you've got it, and you're wolcoipo to in the home, and the tpossngo that recently jurehased near Cypress croal- 1 it, knowing you will serve your con-10vi.'jy advertiser has stays there to ‘ Forest I.nku sounds like tho slogan B' ,,K nn<* *'WK cleared and ready stituents well.— Orlando Sentinel, he read and fixes its appeal for the Dorn, which is, "Lakes nnd to ph*w. - o purchasing trip down town tho next Hills.” The foundations are being laid for Slnughtcr, noted bandit, who cscap- morning, ______ the farmcra cxchnngo buildings nt cd from ninny jails nnd killed ninny “ Aside from the advantages of in­ Tho white primary o f St. Peters- Beardnll Avc. Station. A large force men, has mntlo Iuh InHt escape. Ho crensed value to advertisers and sat- burg nominated Pulvor for mayor to " f ,llcn nrc at work. There is much brokc out of tho stnte pen in Arknn- ■jsfnction to subscribers, publication Pulverize Mitchell. j material nlrcndy on the ground. sas one dny this wuck and terrorized ,,f nn nfternoon paper is more sntis-------, al i •t i ------ -— tho entire country hut was finnlly . factory to the publishers. It is cornA .Minmi landlord advertised “ Mod- ; tiNOTICE TO FAItAlEItS— Just arshot In tho back by one of tho con- ^paratlvely an easy matter to secure ernte Apnrtmont nt Modern Kent" ami rived, fresh carload o f that good old victs who had escaped with him. He |uj,ur where it Is practically imposslthe error set him bnck ten years in reliable K EYSTO NE LIM E. NulT who lives by the pistol is generally |,|Cf |n a Runtil town, to secure it for n health. . sod. Telephone 135: * Phono us your shot by tho pistol. morning nper." -------wants. They will hnve our usual SANFORD IA1LY HERALD TRUCK Only 14 more Days till Xmas THE HERALD PRINTING CO. Inc. fv' The Pnlatka News is pulling for a hospital for Pnlatka. They have to take their patients thirty miles to St. Augustine now. Wo had a tusto of that years ago when all the Sanford patients had to he taken to Orlando, Every city the size of Sanford and Palutkn should have their own hospital. Como over and inspect the Sanford hospital, Goode, It is one of the best in the state. •I Mary Roberts Hinehurt says that newspaper correspondents have a pro­ found distrust of the Japanese. News­ paper correspondents usually get n profound distrust o f everyone. Why shouldn't they? The work of news­ paper men show them the foibles, the fancies, tile sham and hypocrisy of people more than any other line of work in tho world. What we know about people would put a lot of them in jail or make them leave town if it was over published. 5* ■s-: ■.( i i 17,11 b AFTERNOON IS BETTER. Just an wo have hopes of a world prompt attention.— Hill Lunibor Conii peace they start a saxophone hand puny. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc AlOKE W A YS T H A N ONE here in Sanford. ADVERTISING P A YS * The shamrock supercedes tho real Merchants who are under the 1mrock in Ireland. Ireland is now one of pression that advertising their goods Britain’s ex-iles. in a local newspaper is a needless expense, are wrong. Those who do When it comes to joy rides, the not attempt to create n demand for machine is only as fast as the people their goods only get such business ns in it. immediate necessity creates nnd the mail order houses in other states get "Day Off’ ’ is Bight a large part of the business o f the lake a day o ff and call up your community, Several prospective merchants have recently visited the neighbors Telephone adv. Florida Development Board offices in Polities is still tho only thing you Jacksonville for the purpose o f look­ can got a stomach full at tho old ing through the newspaper files, the rates. Board being a subscriber to all tho newspapers published in the state, Dippy Dialogues with a view to determining where Name three articles containing seem to he the most promising loca­ starch, tions, the decision being based largely Two collars nnd a cuff. on absence of advertising copy of merchants in their respective lines. A very significant statement was There is a girl in made by a woman who snid that she |Sanford so modest that she did not care how many millinery pins her apron stores there might be in a certain over her stockings city, tin* absence of any advertising of when she hangs those goods in a local paper being them on a wash line. proof that by judicious use o f news­ paper space she could draw trade not NOTICE TO FAR M E R S—Just aronly from the residents hut from the rived, fresh carload o f that good old surrounding territory, and the nonreliable K EYSTO NE L1AIE. NufT much competition. set!. Telephone 135. Phone us your wants. They will have our usual A BUSINESS PROPOSITION prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ Says Herman Koscnfiled, advertis­ pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc * * * * * # * > h >|i UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE * * * * * > * * + * * Mrs. Stedt suffered from n fall, injuring her knee quite badly, Her nephew, Wnlford Pierson took hor to l he doctor. Mrs. August Swanson was in town over Sunday assisting Dr. Tolar with a ease. A little white frost Tuesday nnd Wednesday, so they say. We wonder if ail our folks noticed the rucent warning of the surveyor that pedestrians should keep to tho left side of the road and help avoid accidents. Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Tyner and sons, Elmer and Ohm and little daughter, The Herald has always contended Pearl, went on Sunday to Windurmore. that the smaller cities and espec­ Walfred Pierson took them to spend ially those in Florida that were not the day as their car was out of order. tourist towns wanted the afternoon paper more than they did the morn­ Mr. and Mrs. Jcs&u Lee and their ing paper. This is true of Sanford and two children, moved on Saturday from wo believe it is true of other cities in Gie Frank Miller cottage in Upsnin to this and other states. There nre a t,luir n°w home on West First street few business men who huvo time to There was a social gathering Mon­ rend a morning paper if it can he day evening which was well attended, delivered at the store In the morning Mrs. Do Forrest is out at her homo but few people have time in Sanford at present while her residence is be­ for a morning paper and the majority ing painted. of them prefer the evening paper that ing manager for Sears Roebuck and about forty in all being present from NOTICE! comes to their homes at a lime when Company: Upsnin, Grapeville and the West Sido "W e ftnvo a bureau whose duty it all tile members of the family have G. I, A. meeting Tuesday, Dccom nt the homo o f Mr. and Mrs. W. C. is tq rend each week the country ample time to digest the contents of her 13, Election of officers. All Menlnr in honor of the birthday of newspapers from all over the country, i , ' . . A . 1 tL o I,npur. Somo time ago wo made .... , . ' members requested to ho present.— Mrs. Mcnlor. It was a surprise all 223-2tp right nnd a good time was hnd by tho this asset tion to suvernl morning nnd I here is not a paper o f any eonse- ,>rcfliacnt< 1 Jolly crowd. Games nnd refreshments nil ^ newspaper men and they all quenco in oUr trade territory thnt our bureau does not get. The bureau agreed ,,^ ornoon P«P0H» had Electric fixtures must go, beginning and pleasant chat were enjoyed by nil. Rev. J. S. Clark will preach for us it on the rooming papers in many looks over these papers and when the Monday morning, December 12th. nil' merchants are not advertising in the on Sunday at l’noln at l l l(nt Upsnin nt electric fixtures in stock will bo sold way .s Goode (J,lorry* ,,f 1,10 I'alatkn local paper wo immediately flood thnt at smashed prices. Sale will Inst for 3:00 nnd in the evening at Lake Mary. time ago went from Nows, who some the afternoon papa." 1,1 th“ rooming territory with our literature. It nl- a few days only.— Trcndwoll Electric He is anxious for all of us to get to­ wnys brings results fnr in excess of Co., opposite Postofflco. 223-dtc gether nt 2:00 for Sunday school. paper has seen tho on or 118 wayB Lnst Sunday it rained, but lot us try nnd announces tho chant, H after­ tho same effort put forth in territory where the local merchant* use th eir'j ()R T M EYERS GOLF CLUB OI'KNS again. Conio nnd bring the children. noon sheet in the following: Thoro is also a service at 7:00 p. in. "Yielding to n popular cu'innml local pnpcrH." Wednesday, ltov. Clarke and wife nro It does not take a wise nun to see among subscribers, as well ns mD'L’r* J FORT MYERS, Dec. 10.— The Fort Using and fitting into a field nut- the common sense view of ti e situ- Myers Golf aml Yacht Club will expecting to romo over on Wednesday urn) to a community the size and sit­ iitlnn as it appears to the big ninil or­ formally open the winter season De­ and call on ns many as possible as uation of Pnlatka, the News will, bo- der houses in the larger cities, A cember 15, according to an announce­ they nro now comers nnd wish to got acquainted. glnning next Monday, change its hour few newspapers come to our *-xchnitgc ment by Ernest Killlck, the club’s o f publication from the morning field table every week that no not have a "pro,” W IN N E R OF DOLL grocery store of any description re­ to the ufturnoon field. Workmen for the last three weeks "ThiH step is taken nfter careful presented In their advertising col­ hnve been improving the golf course The doll given by Mrs. Frank consideration. It involves only tho umns. If Mr. Rosonfield glances nnd the greens and fairways are over these pnpcrH, he probably takes now in excellent condition. Moisch for the benefit o f tho Cntholic bazaar, which hnd been in tho win­ It for granted that the towns in which ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ "■ a dow o f Spenr & Son, was won by the papers are published, hence the NO TICE Mrs. II. Thumton. Tho lucky number flooding o f thorn with appealing liter­ Tho regular annual meeting of tho being 38. ature. The merchants who do not advertise help to pay for this litera­ stockholders o f tho First Nntionnl To be strictly correct, it would m? ture, too,oven though they may not Bank of Sunford, Florida, will bo held In accordance with its By-laws, in the caltcdn naval holldccnde. think so.— Melbourne Times. ufficos o f tho hank on Tuesday, Janu­ -----------o----------Full gallon cans Washington hotel keepers doubt­ NOTICE TO FAR M E R S—Just ar­ ary 10th, 1922, at 10 o'clock n. m. for of new pure the purpose o f electing a board o f di­ less reflect thnt pence hnth her vic­ rived, fresh carlond of thut good old meters to serve for tho ensuing year, tories no less than war’s. .. reliable K EYSTO N E LIM E. NutT Florida Syrup, 5 sod. Telephone 135. Phone us your nnd for the transaction o f any other .,/• r, NOTICE ' wants. They will have our usual business that may properly canto be­ prompt uttontion.— Hill Lumber Com­ fore tho meeting, B. F. W H IT NEK', pany. Service, quullty, price- *':"'-2tc Circle No. 5, llothodist church will ll-9-oaw-6tc Cashier. meet with Mrs. W. A. Zachary, 610 S | A woman who Is too tender-hearted CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon W. let. st., Monday afternoon at 3 [t to kill a chicken will choke an engine. o'clock. and evening, Gray Gables, on ,th* I \Greenville (S, C.) Piedmont. Phone* W M M MRS RADFORD, beach, Seabreeze, Fla. Phone 401. WBLAKA BLOCK Chairman. Free bath houses, 74-Fri-St-4m Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. FLORIDA SYRUP 85c Deane Turner Wo will not say "Do Your Christmas Shopping Early." Too many have said it before and it is al­ most a joke. But wo can say without fear of jok­ ing or contradiction that if you have been saving your money through our plan that doing your Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because you will have that nest egg from which to draw. — IN SHOPPING A N I) IN E V E R Y D A Y L IF E — It comes to you with full force that you have not been saving as you should. There is nothing gives you so much independence ns n Bank Account. Come In and let us toll you about it. Christmas brings it home to you with full force. S ■ The Peoples Bank I o f Sanford DON’T FEED HOGS TOGETHER G A IN E S V ILLE , Dec. 1 0 .-Dr. A. L. Shcnly, professor o f Veterinary Science nt the Florida Agriculture hero College warns of farmers against the feeding or pasturing of large numbers o f hogs together be­ cause o f the prevalence of lung worms nmong hogs in this state. The worms are spread, Dr. Shenly states,throu gh the discharge of eggs from the nostrils o f infested hogs during coughing and the eggs, coming in contact with tho feed or water; find entrances into other animals cither before or after hatching, through the digestive tract. Th* worms nre |*prd to eradicate and pre­ vention nnd sanitation practices should be observed. "Tiie pastures should he rotated frequently, and it is advisable to cul­ tivate and seed them, if possible,1’ says Dr. Shcnly. "A ll grass, leaves and other material used for bedding should be raked nnd burned once a week. The surface o f sleeping quar­ ters nnd pons should he sprinkled liberally with nir-slncked lime, “ The feeding troughs should he wnshed once a week with strong homemade lye soap nnd bollim: water rinsed thoroughly nml exposed the Hun. Automatic wnterers, whic h ton ho nttnehed to n barrel, nre satisfac­ tory nnd sanitary. “ Spray tho pens once a month with a .1 per cent solution of some of the creolino products. Add sufficient limo to show where the sprny ha* been supplied. "In case o f infestation the following Is suggested: One tcnspunnful spirits turpentine fo r a 100 pound hog, given in a little ntoisi chop, thoroughly mixed, once a day for three days, withhold six days and repeat even a third or fourth time if necessary. Do not give turpentine to pregnant sows." NOTICE TO FARM E RS—Just ar­ rived, fresh cnrlond of thnt good old reliable K E Y STO N E LIME. NutT Bed. Telephone 135. Phone us your wants. They will hnve our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ pany. Service, qunllty, price. 223-2tc Every man whose affairs are get­ ting nlong nicely, thank you, despises a winner. CAUGHT OUT, OR PETE BOYD’S PROPOSAL -GIVEN BY- S A N F O R D H IG H SCHOOL A T H L E T IC ASS N. ----------- AN D ----------- TWO OLD MAIDS AND A PICTURE By Miss W illiam ’s Expression Pupils PROGRAM it D ili! • ♦ *?u' :r T W O OLD JMA1HS A N D A P IC T U R E CHARACTERS Jessie Willsins, a College G ir l.... ......... .................................... Mildred Holly . Emily Day, her Chum ...............................................................Kittle DuBoso Miss Mchitahel Willsins .................................................................. Mae Holly Miss Sophjg Smith ...................................................................... Maude I.sko Spinsters and joint guunliuns of Jessie Scene: A girl's room at College. II. C A U G H T OUT, OR PE TE BO YD ’S PRO PO SAL ClIAIIAC TE ItS Bill Randolph ............................... .................................................... Win. Moyo Dick R o g ers ................................ ....................................... ^ Robert Thrasher Jack D a v is ............................................................................ Honderson George Brown ......... ....................................... ........... ^.....Harold Christensen Kenneth March ......... .............................................................. ...... Jini Stoao Chnriiu K in g ...................................................................... ......Byron Stephens P L A Y IN G ON CARLTON SPRINGS SUMMER B A SE B A LL TEAM DeWitt Boyd, Manager of team ....................................... ..Victor McLauiln Harry Wilkes, formerly nn Amherst pitcher, now wnnted by Cnrlton team ............................... ...................................................... Arthur Moore Mr. Wunver, nmicted with sunstroke, nt tho Springs to take the . c u re ............................................................................... . Robert Holly, Jr. BesH Mason, a guest at the Hotel ........................................... Florence Henry Chrlstabel Lee, a guest at tho H o te l.................................. Mnrgnrot Zachary Hotel W aiter .......................................................... ....................... p rcd Pope Remainder of Team nnd Substitutes ...................................... ........ ....... ...................................... Billy Fitts, W. A. Adams, Merton Aycocka Setting: For nil three nets, tho sitting room of the Carlton SpringB H‘>tol, a health resort in New York State. '0 | \ ' TIM E Act I.— Wednesday mbYnlng. Act II.— Tho same day, nfternoon. Aijt, III.— Snturday nfternoon after the game/ “ ' --------------- ADMISSION ........................................................................... HIGH SCHOOL . ' 25c and 6<R TUES. NIGHT, DEC. 13 ______ _ , N. B. The handsome living room not in this play was generously loaned by the Sanford Furniture Co. ~ * ‘ I �8ANRQBPiDAIUT BBBALP. SATURDAY, DECEMBER IP, 1081 fnkffrP?»•*■**” I I.V. I lr\ andAbout The City Mention of ' Matters la Brief Pem onal.ltem e of laUraat I* Pa P» On -------- . '' For »FIorUln: Fnir tonight nml Sunday; colder tonight; probably light frost in the north portion. aa * Bn B« Ba lot TEMPERATURE * L. II. Sims, of Tnmpn, w.is a busi­ ness visitor hero yesterday. J, C, Evans, o f Tampa, spent the dny here yesterday attending to busi­ I * * ness. I Pi j P* C. L. Stokley, o f Mt. Dorn, was in ! ^ the city yesterday transacting busi­ ness. II. S. Kickerson, of Now York, is spending a few days at tho Montezu­ ma while in tho city cn business. M, E. Lightfoot, o f lanipa, made his headquarters at thu Montezuma yes­ terday while In tho city on* business. 0. I’. Connelly and Mr. Cole, of Or- ^ |undo, wero in the , city early, this morning. They are both employees of the Sentinel. The old bulb went down to Cl yesterday afternoon and night and this morning us we ,>vrite this beautiful offusion about tho romnntic subject of tho weather the cold air from thu north is rushing across the rnirbow huod lake and coming right Into out- palatial and steam and hoi air heated office, all ° f which would make us dotluce and come to thu scientific observation of believing and prognosticating and prophecy]ng that it will be some cooler tomorrow as we wend our way to church and ruminate over our sins. Do your Christmas shopping next week nml go to church tomorrow. !i:IO A. ,M. DEC. 10,<IU2I Maximum .................. Cl Minimum ................... 02 Range ....................... 03 Barometer.................. 2D.1>0 Rain ........................... 1.20 Southwest and cloudy. , Nothing better for n Christmas gift than the compact Remington portable typewriter at $G0. A real typewriter with the portable features und pro­ Bn nounced by the Sanford owners as Pa the best that lins over been devised. P) See them at the Hernld office. Ask Bn for the Remington Portable. Ba Pi The crank in a jitney isn’t the only Pa crank it is dangerous to monkey with. Pi The ‘" . ’cssnge o f tho hortr”— "M il­ P» lions Now Living Will Never Die." Pi Hoar it at tho filnr Sunday night, 7:80 Pi o'ciocV. Free. 223-1 tc Pa Pa Pa If you don’t see your Pa fci P'4 Pa Pa Bi im Pa Pa In our show windows, Pa Pa come in and look around Pa have Something Pa — we PH S. Efc Murrell, of Stetson University m PeLnnd, is spending tho week-end Pa Pi Pa Pa Pa p« M M M here with his parents,' Capt. and Mrs. K. R. Murrell. relatives and attending n wedding of one of Quincoy’s fairest daughters.Mrs. Harry Driver, of Orlando, wus the guest o f Mrs. Goo. DeCottus yes­ Mrs. Frank Johnson of Markham terday, noiulng . over to attend <ho ,wns in the city today shopping and bridge party given yesterday ^after­ visiting her many friends. noon by Mrs. DeCottes for Mrs. J. E, I)rouse and Mrs. Frank Dear. I Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Glenn of Or! Inndo were in thu city last night atMrs. Forest Lake, Mrs. John Leon­ |tending the Lawrence Haynes con­ ard!, Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. A. M, cert. Mr. Glenn is the editor o f tho IJcForrcst and Mrs. G. I. Loucks mo­ Orlando .Sentinel. tored to Daytona Beach yesterday to attend the luncheon and reception giv­ en yesterday by Mrs. Geo. Chamber­ A party of Sanford ladies returning lain for the members of tho Snllio from Daytona Beaeli last night were Harrison chapter and Abagail Bartho­ held up by officers on the DeLaml lomew Chapter N. S., D. A. It. Daytona road who were looking for the limn that had robbed and beaten Dr. George Hyman, Ed nnd Chns. a DeLaml Indy on Wednesday, The Henderson nnd Judge Muines have re­ Indies at first thought it was robbers turned from Miami whore they at­ hut explanation on all sides set tended the Hnptiat convention for sev- their minds nt can. erj>'. days. They report n fine meet­ ing and much constructive work done 0. W. ami W. 11. Talley o f Lakeland nt the convention. The reports were were in Uie city today on a prospect­ very interesting and showed great ing trip. They are now together in gains being made in Baptist elnirchos a contrneting firm and expect to draw throughout tho state. A report of plans ami huitd some of Sanford’s the meeting will be given in another future business buildings. O, W. is issue of tile Herald. a former resident of Sanford and W. II. is one of tile best architects in Mrs. J. G. Ball is in Quincy for a the state ami well known here. He few weeks visit with old friends and formerly resided in Jacksonville. 1 <g n —— ail l ' Now Y ou ( Laughton hospital today undergoing an operation nml his many friends hope for his speedy recovery. 1 * Bn THE WEATHER H pa pa p« Tho Ladles Union of.tho; Congrega­ aaBRaaaaaBBaaaaaaaaaajxa ■■■■*■ aa a aa a aa a a aBaaaaaaaa aa aa ■ ■ ■• — t tional church will hold their annual m Sammury of the Hosting Small I bazaar and cooked food tale December : Taika Succinctly : 17th. PJacotobo announced later. 207-Tu"*Fri.-4tc Arranged for (Herald ^Readers \, H. B. Lewis is in tho Fcrnnld- U lU « H a 'p e a iM * PAG® Just Listen T o Me! Get everything that you need for H IM at the BEST place in San­ ford and if you do you will make him just that much happier. I know the best place because I have tided them all out. And they have the nicest bath robes, and house slippers and all those things. And the prices— well you just go see them fo r your self. That good store I am talking about is— ■:rA •>* l :t1 CHRISTMAS > ,i,j 11• : VnTTl '* : S a n fo rd . F la . for all of the family. otherwis e; I.enndor Ludlo w, If livin g, l l t i W— and. If dead, nil pnrtlus c la im in g In­ i n i I i i « i — — terests under Lcnndor Ludlo w, d e ­ ceased, or otherwise. In nnd to tho fo llo w in g described lnnds In Hotnlnolo County, Florida, t o - w lt ; HE 1-4 o f N W 1-4 o f N W 1-4 o f Soctlon 14, Tw p. 21, Itnngo 29 ID. i f . . r\ f Ami to any nml nil persons or pnrtlos claim in g any right, title or Interests In and to the properties horclnabovo doscribed, by or through any o f tho above mimed parlies, or otherwise. It Is lloreh y Ordered and itoiiutred In Circuit Court o f Seventh Judicial that you and each o f you do ntiponr to Circuit o f Htnlr o f IGnrldn, Semi­ the hill o f aomplnlnt, heroin filed, an nole Countn-— In d m n c c r y Cm 2nd day o f Junuary, A. D. 1023. It Is furthar ordered that this order H I M . TO H i l l H T T IT L E ) o f publication lie published In the San­ ford Herald, a newspaper published In Frances Elizabeth S|>ruifue. Complnln- Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, once nnl, a week for eight consecutive weeks. va, Witness my hand und o ffic ia l seal o f Tim Altnmontn Land Ilotol and Nnvl- said Circuit Court at Hanford, Florida, ent Ion Company, n corporation under Ibis the 6th dny o f November, A. D. tho law s o f Florida, ot at, Dofonil- 1921. (S E A L ) B. A. DUG LASS, N O TIC H T O IIIOFKNI)ANTH K N O W N Clerk o f Circuit Court, A M I UNKNOWN Hovonth Judicial C ir ­ To: Tho Altatnonto Land H o tel nnd cuit o f Florid a, S em i­ N a v ig a tio n Company, n corporatio n nole County. under tho lawn o f Florida. Its huccob- E. F. HOUHHOLDEIt, mirx or iiss I kii b . If existing, and to all Solicitor f o r Complt. lt-6-9to parties claim in g Interost iiy, through or under Bald corporation nr asanclatlott in tlio f o llo w in g described p ro p ­ NOTICi: OF HALE OF *2U,()0<MHI SPEC­ erty situate In''' Homlnole County, IAL TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. Florida, to - w lt: Lota 430, 431, 445, ' a, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fl.Olt115. 4 17, 445, 149. and 403, and n strip Classified advertisements, .1 cents a line. No ad taken far leas than IIIA, ( OVIEIItl SPECIAL o f land 24 1-2 foot, more or I obb, o f f tho roar or south end o f Lota 425 23 cents, and positively no classified ads charged lo anyone. Cash TAX SCHOOL IHSTIIICT) und 129, according to Pint o f A l t a ­ SCHOOL IIONI IS must accompany nil orders. Count five words to n linn nnd remit ac­ monte I,and H otel nnd N a v ig a tio n Company's tract duly, recorded In tho Notice Is hereby g iv e n that s e a l e d , cordingly. public rucords o f Orange and Homlnolo Counties, Florida, and nmro d e f­ bids Will he received Iiy the County initely described by metes and Hoard o f Public Instruction o f Homlof hounds as fo llo w s : B eginning at a mile County, Florida, at the o f f ic e FOR RENT— Two furnished rooms. point 11355 feet North and 20 foot the Hiipurlntcnderit o f Public In stru c­ Inquire (500 Palmetto nvo. 219-Gtp Hunt o f the S. W corner o f tho N. E tion of the said County at thu Court 1-4 o f the H E. 1-1 of Fee 13. Twp. House In Hanford, Florida, on or before I ho ex p ira tio n o f thirty days from the 21 B., fla n g e 29 B.. thoneo North 244 HUY A LOT in Lnno's suit-division, FOR RENT— Rooms ami kitchonuttes, feet, thoneo East 515 feet, thence first publication o f this notlco nnd un­ $33,00 cash hnliinco $10.00 per North 302 foot, thoneo East 261 foot, til 3:99 o'clock In the afternoon o f De­ Shirley Apt., opp. I’. O. 220-gGtp thence South 505 foot, thence West cember 22nd, 1921. for the purchase o f month.— K. F. Lane, The Real Kstato 120,009.09 Special Tax School District 525 feet, thoneo North 122 foot, thoneo FOR R E N T—Two room apartment, West 354 feet to tho point o f b egin ­ No. 3, Hemltiolo County, Florida, Hoads; Man. IIIH-Otp said bonds being dated July 1st, 1921, hot water, garage. 1830 Park Avoning. To: John J. Ilrlght. Trustee for his hearin g Interest at the rate o f 5 per FOR S A LE —5 room bungalow, prico nuo. 221-3tp cent tier annum. Interest payable s e m i­ children, and Individually, If living, $2,000; $,700 cash, balance, easy end If dead, all pantos claim in g In­ annually on the first day o f July and January o f each year until m aturity; FOR RENT— Light housekeeping terests under the said John J. Ilrlght, trustee for his children, and Individ­ said bonds matures and the .principal terms; 7-room bungalow on corner lot apartments o f one one or two roomB ually, deceased, or otherwise: tho becomes dun and puyuhle thirty years price $3,770, easy terms.— 13. F. Lane, children o f John J. Ilrlght. If ilvlng, a f t e r the date thereof; said bonds hnvu ’JlM-Up over Union I’lmrmacy, First atreot. nnd. If dead, all parties claim ing In­ been validated and confirm ed by decree The Real Estate Man. 221-3tc terests under tho children o f John J. o f the Circuit Court o f the Seventh Ju­ Ilrlght, deceased, or otherw is e; and dicial Circuit of Florida, dated Hcn- F(Jir~S'A'Li3~l'i7ni" wi111 n c t r u c k Julia M Ilrlght, If living, and, If lem lier 39. 1921: said bonds to he Hold body on. in good condition, $170. 810 FOR it ENT -Furnished rooms, with dead, a ll parties claim ing Interests fo r d eliv e ry within fifte e n days a ft e r or without board. 703 West Third under Julia M. Ilrlght, deceased, or w ritte n notice o f acceptance o f hid Is West Third street, Holly Avo. 321-titp oth erw ise; In nnd to tho fo llo w in g de­ g iv e n ; sold bonds are or (1.901.,00 ilnStreet. 220-Ctc scribed real estate situate In Kami- nomlimthm and Inturont nnd prluclnal FOR S A LE — Upright piano, good nolo County, Florida, to -w lt: Lot payable nt National Park Dunk, City condition, for $100 cash. I’lion*. FOR R EN T— Ferndalo Apartments, 131 nceordlng to Plat o f Altoinonlo nnd State o f Now York. W ritte n opinion of Mr. Juo. C. T h o m ­ Land H otel nml N a vig a tio n C om ­ 103-J, 818-fltp furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. son. A t t o r n e y of New York, a p p ro vin g pany's tract, duly recorded In tho Public records o f Ornngo and Semi- the v a lid ity o f snld bonds w ill tie fu r ­ FOR S ALE — Eight room houso with 1,. G. Loveless, in Melaclt block, 305 nished. nolo Counties. Florida. Each hid must lie accompanied w llh bath, immediate possession. Small East First St. Phono 205-L1 lflltfc T o: Frank Hlmpaon, (lre.ee Simpson a certified check In the sum o f 4299.00 and Helen Simpson, heirs nnd devis­ payment down, long time on balance. made payable to the Hoard o f I'utille ees o f Michael H Simpson, deceased, I f livin g , and, I f dead, all partlon Instruction fo r Seminole County. F l o r i ­ See Lane or address Box 78", Day­ c la im in g Interests under Frank da, such chuck o f the successful bidder 109-Tu-SnMw Simpson. Ornco Simpson nnd Union to lie retained uh liquidated damages to tona, Fin, W ANTE D — 300 laborers for paving Simpson, deceased or otherwise; tlm Hoard should tho wuccussful bidder Frank E .Simpson, Thomas C. Sir. p- tall or refuse to take up said bonds a c­ FOR S ALE — Ono Florence Automat­ und sewer work in the City of Day­ cording to the terms o f II i I h notlco and non und W illia m llutlcr, Trustees ic 3-burner oil stove with mantel tona, Fla, Lowest wages 17 cents per Union Simpson, It Ilvlng. nnd. u' 1,1s Mu. Tho said Hoard reserves the dead, all parties claim ing Interosta right to reject nay nnd all bids. 204- tic hour for ten hours daily. Pay in cash Alt proposals should he addressed to and oven. Call 415-W, under Frnnk ID. 'Simpson, Thom as C. Simpson nnd W illia m Sutler, T r u s ­ the County Hoard o f Public Instruction FOR HALE— One Daisy churn. Cali every Saturday. Work will lust from tees o f Helen Simpson, deceased, or fo r Seminole County, Florida, care o f ■11C-W. 204-tfc h!x to uight months.— Atlantic Bithuo th e rw is e ; nnd all parties claim in g T. W. Lawton. Secretary. Hanford. F l o r ­ Interests under Michael II. Simpson, ida, and marked "Ilhls for Hands . 222-Gta Witness tho hands o f tho Chairman FOR S A LE — Two story business lithlc Co., Daytona, Fin. deceased, or other wise, In nnd to tho f o llo w in g described lands In Homtnolo and Secretary and tho seal o f the said building. Apply to the owner, Klim W AN TE D — Customer* for trash mUkJ County, County. Florida, t o - w l t : A strip o f Hoard at Hanford, Seminole Innd (4 1-2 foot wldo. more or loss,' Florida, Ih li thu 5th day o f November, Ales, 807 Otli St. fi05-tfc morning and evening deliveries.— B. A. D. 1921. o f f the rear or South end o f Lot 429 C O U N T Y H O ARD OF PU HL. Garribon, Phono 3711. ldtt-SUTo according to P la t o f Altam onte Land FOIt S A LE —Choice oranges and L1C IN S T R U C T IO N , S E M I ­ H otel and N a viga tio n Company’s N O L E COU N TY, F L O R ID A . grapefruit for Christman, $2.00 per 204-tfc tract, recorded in tho Public Records Iiy C. F. H A R R IS O N , o f Ornngo and flsmlnolo Counties, (Heal o f Hnnrd) 'C hairm an. box F. O. B. Osteon. Cash with order, Ba Ba Bn Pa Bu Kb t o Bn B« p « Florida. • T o : • Laura J. (Ilbhs, I f living, nnd. If A tte s t; — F. N. Partly, Ostoon, Fla. 221 -12tp T. W L A W T O N . dead, all parties cla im in g Interests Bupt. und E x - O ffla lo Secretary. FOR S ALE under L a u ra J. Gibbs, dsceatied. or I OR RENT— 8-roomed FOR SALE THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. N E W TW O -STO RY HOUSE, N E A R L Y F IN ­ ISHED. E A S Y TERM S Other Bargains in Real Estate , Connelly ■w CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE WANTED MB— The Family’s Xmas Gift Mnke U n WANTED house, 1011 Oak live. l V>L or Hupmobile wf ■* I Notice To Farm ers j M | 1 Just Arrived Open and Closed Models in Stock ‘Fresh Carload of that Good Old Reliable A number of Rood used cars at prices and terms to suit KEYSTONE LIME j N uff -Serf M j L S S f ; Phone us your wants S Telephone 135 209 Park Avflnue. i r iilli < '• V t ’■ Tht’ y .wilt have opr usual prompt attention * i * Hill Lumber Co. 5 SERYJCE I” 4%aft f ' I i t . Q U A L IT Y PRICE ■ : Phono 283-J. 218-tfc FOR S ALE CHEAP— Gas range unit Large manufacturing company, man­ wood range, 1011 Oak avo. Phono ufacturing potato barrels, wish to es­ 283-J, ‘ ' 1 . ‘ 218-tfc tablish branch warehouse in Sanfofd and desire branch manager who. c^n FOR B E N T invest $1,000.00. Address, P. O. Box _______• n 11* ■ __________ 2304, Jacksonville, Floylda. FOR RENT— 2 furnished b#d rooms. Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third itt By Ba Ba m m Street. 197-tfc Ba t a Stt FOR R EN T— Two furnished Boil S IT U A T IO N W A N T E D —Young lady desires position, assistant " book­ rooms, Mrs. W. F. Leavitt, cornet’ keeping, office work or clerktng. R ef­ Elm and Third, rhond 437-W, ” Also lady stbnogrhphor with " " ■ 81,-tfc erences. FOR R EN T— Ono f undshod~'Be3 three yenrs expoiriencd open fo r posi­ room, also gurngo. 110 Laurel Ave. tion. Apply &03 Maple iVvo. ?20-4f r,’~ . * ” ” WJLifp FOR R EN T— Bed room, 811 Park ave­ nue. 178-tfc F o il ItEhJf— Two furnished Boil rooms, 011 Park Avo. 212-tfc F o i l " R ENT—-Furnished Park avenue. 1 ’ ro o m „*4 ll 220-Gtp I1 " !)]! RENT— Light housekeeping rooms, 20(1 Park Ave, 21U-0tp FOR R EN T— Apartment, furnl^ied, BBBBB«IHPHB*M «BNIBaBBBflBBBBBBBBBflBflBB«iBBBBHBBRBaBBa 1 , 1Q20 .East Second street. 220-4tp LO$T LOST—Golf bag, taining sticks a n d __ barrel of a gup, Sattfr* day afternoon. Reward .'SW � 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, December 10, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 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>, December 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/560b4a08601d37f62fc40cf9600224b7.pdf 69a6f2afa98b064b1a4b9fe5c8cc20d4 PDF Text Text Sanford THE “ City Substantial” The Sanford Daily Herald • IN TH E H E A R T OF T H E W O R LD ’S G REATEST VOLUME Put Into Effect the $-5-3 Ratio For Ships FURTHER MEETINGS BRITISH D ELEGATES CONFERENCE S A IL FOR HOME DEC. 31 TO W ASHINGTON, Dec. 12.— Instruc­ tions from Toklo regarding tho decis­ ion of tho Japanese government on the naval ratio question nro in tho hands of the Japnneso delegation. Tho nnturo of the communication was not mndo known but it was indicated last night that further meetings o f the big threo probably will bo necessary before Japan’s stand on tho 5-6-3 cap­ ital ship ratio wll bo announced def­ initely. Tho idea prevailed hero in well in­ formed circles that Tokio did not re­ gard tho arrangement ns to strength of naval bnscs nnd fortifications in tho western Pacific as completed nnd that further conversations on this point ns well as on tho question of retention of tho Mutsu may bo neces­ sary. SLAUGHTER’S BODY FOUND IN T H E WOODS W H ERE IIE W AS K IL L E D (By the ROCK. Associated Ark., Dec. 12 Press).— Find Novel Autom obile Interests London O’CONNOR LEADS MERRY CHASE OVER HILLS . .U '7 T**' Aaaoclatrd I’rraa) NUMBER 224 IRISH IN AMERICA WANT FULL INDEPENDENCE AND SCORE FREE STATE PLAN RIOT IN PRISON Sir James Craig, Ulster WARDEN INJURED Premier, Inform s Party; MICHIGAN PEN Lloyd George’s Stand INSTEAD OF BEING LED TO HIS EXECUTION TODAY A T CHICAGO CHICAGO, Dec. 12.— Lucky Tommy ((Vintlnnrd from Pact Ona) W ASH ING TO N, Dec. 12.— A ll Brit­ Ish ish delegates to the armament con­ ference except Sir Aucklnntl 'Geddes, the nmbnssndor hero, lmvo arranged to sail for homo December 81, feel­ ing that the main Insuo of tho con­ ference will have been disposed o f by that time. L IT T L E "City Substantial" VE G ETAB LE SECTION SANFORD, FLO RID A, M ONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1921 JAPS WANTS ASSURANCES REGARDING PACIFIC FORTS BEFORE. SHE SIGNS PACT ALL THE * n That Would . * 1, . ' l Sanford W ARDEN AND D E PU TY W ARD EN F A T A L L Y WOUNDED IN RIOT Tills machine, called the colli), has been causing mu It Iniciest in London am! Paris. It Is a two-sented automobile with nlrplunc propeller, driven by an eight horsepower englno. IS U N Y I E L D I N G (11/ The Aaanrlnlrd Preaa) M ARQUETTE, Mich., Dec. 12.— O’Connor, gunnmn and killer, who Michigan State policemen aro stand­ was to have been led today to tho ing guard in Mnrquctto prison today i Woman Who Killed following n riot among tho prisoners dentil cell in the Cook County pail to Mob o f Women yesterday that resulted in tho serious Stormed Coal Mine | Man Attem pting to nwnit hanging Thursday morning for stabbing of Warden Catlin, Deputy tho killing of a policeman, instead at Pittsburg, Kas. Attack Her is Freed Warden Mcnhonnit and perhaps fatal was leading combined forco of fivo wounding of tho lattor’s son. Threo ( l l r The Aaa.iclntril Preaa) KNO XVILLE, Tcnn., Dee. 12.— '^Vo thousand police nnd deputies a merry inmntes o f prison charged with lend­ PITTSBURG, Knns., Dec. 12. — A the jury, find the defendant not ing tho riot wero to bo flogged today. chase after scnsntionnl escape from mob of women estimated at two thou- guilty." tho county Jail. Tho Jail break which \ Hand, wives nnd relatives o f striking This verdict was brought In by tho occurred yesterday was characterized Knnsns coni minors, adherents of A l­ Knox county jury trying tho enso of GOODWATER, A LA B A M A , HAS DISASTROUS F IR E — by Chief of Polico Fitzmorrls as "a exander Ilownt, stormed tho mine o f Mnudc Moore, charged with tho mur­ BUSINESS D ISTRICT GONE frameup between O’Connor nnd jail tho Jnckson-Wnlkcr Compnny shortly der of LcRoy Ilnrth, Septonibor 8, officials" nnd tho chief ordered his [aftor fivo o’clock this morning nnd 1010, after having been out fifteen ( H r The Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) men to bring in O’Connor dead or prevented miners employed nt tho minutes, following tho chnrgo of GOODWATER, Ain., Dec. 12.— Fire nlive. Sheriff suspended threo gunrds 1mine from returning to work. Tho Judgo T. A. It. Nolson, which was Inst night wiped out practically the nnd nlso offered five hundred dollnrs 1women appeared to have no loader nnd completed nt 1:15 o’clock Snturduy entiro business district of this place, rewnrd for tho apprehension of were principally foreigners. afternoon. tho loss running above ono hundred O’Connor. One ballot on each o f three counts thousand dollnrs. PITTSBURG, Knns., Doc. 12.— An CHICAGO, Dec. 12.—Tho polico at upon which tho defendant might hnvo 10 o’clock said they helievod they had explosion of n boiler nt tho Victory been convicted— murder in the first FIR S T ARREST morning O'Connor surrounded in a house on mine near Chlcoppco this degree; murder in tho second degree, IN CONNECTION tho Soutli side. Rifle squnds nnd tonr gave rise to reports that mine had nnd mnnslmightcr, was taken. Tho W ITH M A IL ROIIIIERY gas bombers equipped with bullet been dynamited. result was unanimously for ncquittni proof steel shields mounted on wheels in each case. The jury reported f i f ­ Jersey City Dec 12— First arrest BORN A T ONE TIM E wero dispatched to tho scono. teen minutes nfter tho chnrgo hnd connection with million dollnr mail TO M EXICAN MOTHER been delivered nnd when road in opon When tho police arrived they found robbery on Broadway New York, tho tip false. When tho polico ruBhed court n mighty shout wont up from several weeks ago, became known to­ ( llr The Aaaoclntrd I'rraa) the house n surprised man appeared i Mexico City Dec. 12— Unlvcrslul tho crowd, which was quickly quelled day when Frank Cnlnbrlso ordered and identified himself as Bshop arraigned before Fedornl Commis­ publishers report from Tampico thnt by court attendants. Charles Anderson, of tho Episcopal Tho defendant received tho verdict sioner. Hnd| been arrested secretly . Sonora Enriquita Uuiho at that place church. ! gave the birth yesterday to eight witli calmness, nlthough tears Btrcnm- month ago. 1children hut none o f them survived. ed down her face ns sho grasped the O FF TO FIND NEW PLANTS Mother well. Mexico City Association hand of cneli juror. She will return PRINCE IS A N A V IA T O R showing much interest in report and to Tacoma, whore sho will make her homo. Shu declared sho hnd no mal­ will investigate Authcnti City. ice toward anyone who had participat­ EXI’ORTS LOWEST ed in the trial, not even towards the IN NOVEMBER fnmil yof Ilnrth. IMPORTS HIGHER “ I shall lead a better life hence­ forth. It was a terrible thing to do, ( l l r T h r Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) Washington Dee. 12— Exports dur­ but I had to do it,” site said. ing November lowest for any mouth this year while imports higher than The easiest solution of the Christ­ any time during last sixx months ac­ ' inns present is to buy for friends the cording monthly foriegn trade reports things you want for yourself mu) then issued to-day by commerce depart­ keep ’em and send post cards to the i friends.— Syracuse Herald. ment. ing o f the body o f Tom Slaughter, notorious bandit and outlaw, by a posse in the woods twenty miles northwest o f Benton today corro­ borated tile story o f J. C. Howard one o f the six other convicts that Slaughter gave a chance for liberty when lie made his esenpo from the penitentiary hero Saturday, that he shot Slaughter wliilo tho lntters’ Alleged Murderer o f Says Slate Has bark was turned. Cocowitz Somewhere No Money For With half o f the face shot o ff m nnd a wound in one sido, the bandit’s in Orange County Capitol Wings body was found lying on its side. According to Howard's story o f the ORLANDO, Dec. 12.— Deputy Shor­ OCALA, Dee. 12.—An injunctou t<> Prince Tultclilko YiiiiiiHiluo luts Jus{ ____________ _ . affair ho shot Slaughter while ho in' Lee, of Lake county, stated on Ids prevent any work upon tho proposed urixliinleil irinii Hie .Inpniicse iinviil / . « n t was reclining before tho camp fire arrival in Orlando Saturday that lie extension of tjie state capital will bo nviiilb ti m'IiimiI nt uppiiiiii, near Tokyo, which the seven convicts had built Joseph Itoek, agricultural explorer bad lost the trail of J. Johnson, a fu­ sought if the board o f commissioners with the rank of second lieutenant, after they had abandoned the automo­ of the Department of A grim Ilure, pho­ gitive wanted for tho murder of Mack of state institutions awards n contract, Allhoi";h lull twenlydlirco .venrs old. bile in which they' escaped from tho tographed Just before lie sailed on a Cocowitz, at Pnnnsofkn in Sumter if. M. Hampton and Anderson & A n ­ t|ie prince is (lie head of llie Imperial three years’ trip Hint will take him county, last Monday afternoon, near derson, notified the board formally faiiill.v of ....................lie of the live |>cnitcntinry. (loSekl. or fimilllc* that have the rigid through northern Slam, soul Itwestern the I.nko-Orjtngo county line, nnd it Saturday. Howard said the seven nun, two China, Ihiriim, mui other countries lu to supply an heir to the Imperial is,believed tlint tho fugitive is some­ Tho hoard lias advertised that bids throne lu llm event of no Issue In the whites nndi live negroes, kept to- that par', of the world. where within tlio bounds of Orange for tho work would he opened Decem­ direct line. got her and escaped the ponr.es which county. Tiic deputy stated thut the ber 12th. trailed them several times, nnd into in man was pieked up by an automobile The attorneys representing certain II. C LA Y EVANS, the afternoon came to tho secluded Judgeship Bill bound for Winter Garden. Sheriffs' citizens o f tho state, whoso names spot whore they camped. I’ RO.M IN E NT STATESM AN, Passes House; posses from throe counties, Sumter, wero not given, informed the board Howard said ho watched his chance DIES A T CHATTANOOGA Hernando and Lake, lutvo boon en­ that the law passed by tho legislature Florida In It gaged and got tint promise o f Jim Wells nnd in the manhunt. Inst summer, authorizing the altera­ Clifton Taylor, two of tlio negroes, (11/ The Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) tion, enlargement and repair of tlio CATTANOOGA, Dee. 12.— II. Clay W ASHINGTON, Dee. 12.— By « to "frame up” on Slaughter and the NEW YORK PACKERS capital, provides that the sum of $250,­ Evans, former commissioner of pat­ "ther negroes. The plan was carried vote of 107 to 00, the Walsh hill pro­ 000 or so much thotcof as may ho re­ ents and consul general to Grent IlritSTR IK E IN S Y M PA TH Y out ns planned. Tho negroes, watching viding for the appointment of twentyquired, iH appropriated "out of any nin, was found dead in bed this morn­ W ITH CHICAGO MATES their chnncc, disnrmcd the other two additional federal district judges moneys in the state treasury not oth­ ing. negroes as they slept. Howard than erwise appropriated." was passed into Saturday by tiro (11/ The Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) shouted nnd ns Slaughter stnrted to house and sent to the senate after nn Attorneys declare that from the in­ Now York Dec 12—Two thousand General Wood says the Pliillpines rise to liis feet, shot him threo times. amendment which would have requir­ vestigation; "there is no money in tho employees of Slaughter houses In n roinot yet ready for independence. Tho negroes who were not in tho ed fedornl judges to devote all their state treasury, not othorwisa appro­ plot fled and Howard snid he and time to Judicial duties had been ruled Now York, members ’amalgamated priated which piny ho applied toward They ns yet by no means nro out meat cutters nnd butchers works of o f tho Wood, in other words.— St: 'Veils and Taylor attemptol unsuc­ out on a point of order. , America, quit work to-day suddenly tho extension nnd enlargement of tho Paul Pioneer Press. cessfully to capture them. He then Creation of the judgeships was ad­ and left wagon loiulcs of perishable enpitol building, nml therefore, thero returned to the fire, ho nnd the vocated by Chief Justico Taft, Attor­ is no authority upon your part to lot beef in front o f plants. Pity tho poor man who forgets negroes gathered all the pistols they ney General Daugherty and n group of any contracts nnd it is our purpose to which sot o f hooks he is keeping for could find and went to tho farmhouse federal judges and district attorneys undortnko to restrain tho execution of COLORED WORLD CONGRESS privnto use and which for Income,tax where they surrendered Inst night. any contract should such ho lot." which mndo a Hiirvey to determine tho MEETS IN W ASHINGTON Slaughter's body was taken to B n- causes nnd extent of docket congestion Tho attorneys said it was tholr in­ purposes.— Hartford Times. TO PRESENT T IIIE R COURSE formation thnt other appropriations ton this afternoon. in various districts and tho moans of When n woman iiHks hor husband previously mndo nro yet unsatisfied Thousnnds crowded into the lit­ expediting the handling of ensos. to give her snlnd forks for Christians ( l l r The Aaanrlnlrd Preaa) nnd thnt tho act does not contompiato tle town o f Benton to view Slaugh­ . Under the bill tho now Judges would Washington I)cc 12— Second Color­ ho knows ho will hnvo to icnrn to like tho doing of tho work or tho expendi­ ter’s body. Tho crowd \Vns so deiico be allotted to tho Middle Tonnosso nnd ed world democracy congress sequel mnyonnnlse, to get his money’s worth. ture of tho money so long as other ap­ and so insistent that officers plac­ Southern Florida districts in tho to meeting which in December Nine­ propriations remain uncompleted. —Toledo Blinlo. ed the body on n wagon on ono o f South. .| "W o nro further prepared to show Tho hill nlso provides for the hold­ teen Eighteen elected delegates to tbc principal streets and permitted present enuso of negro rnco to Ver­ from tho records that when tho othor A project is being formed by ing annually o f a conference, to bo •he crowd to fllo by in pairs. sailles pence conference began weeks appropriations previously mndo hnvo northern capitalists for the building presided over by tho chief justico of An investigation disclosed thnt session hero to-day. William Trottor, been enred for thnt thero will not bo of n trolly lino from Homestead to thero was la bullot wound in, the tho United States with senior circuit of Boston presided nt opening Bcssion. nny funds In tho state treasury with­ Miami. It will bo capitalized nt 'lend bandit’s back ns well ns tho judges, district judges, if doomed ad­ in tho next twelve months, nt least for towns Inter. visable, nnd tho huslnoss transacted •lend nnd side. Converse D. Marsh o f New York tho purposo o f cnptol extension as pro­ In vnrious courts during tho year und plans mndo for relieving dclnys in tho hns nrrnngvd for tho establishing of vided for in tho net," tho attorneys Oh, Patriotism, whnt expensive The grent task Is not to dlfine An^ threo pro-cooling plants nt Sanford. concluded. administration o f justico. hates arc engendered in thy nameorcnnisni, but to rcflno i t / EXCEPT FOR T R IF L IN G CH ANG ES BRITISH PREM IER REFUS­ ED CONCESSIONS ( l l r The Aaaorlnlrd Preaa) BE LFAST, Dec. 1 2 .-S ir Jomaa Craig, Ulster premier, nformod Ulster party hero today of his rocont con­ versations with Lloyd Goorgo. Unof­ ficially reported proceedings grow storm when Craig informer mooting that Lloyd Goorgo hnd maintained un­ yielding nttitudo toward Ulstor. Intimntod except for few trlflng chang­ es British premier hnd declined make any concessions. NEW YORK, Dec. 12.— Unsworving support of Irsh republicans who domnrnl complete political divorce of Ireland from tho British cmplro wna pledged yosterdny by tho National Convention of tho Frionds of Irish Freedom. Tho pledge constituted ono of sev­ eral clauses in a "declaration o f prin­ ciples, formnlly subscribed to by the organization before ndjuummont o f tho convention. Another clausa de­ nounced tho proposed settlement thru tho setting up o f an Irish Free state, whilo n third coiiuentned ns n "be­ trayal of American prlncpios" tho fuur-powor treaty proposed at Satur­ day’s session of tho nrmnmcnt con­ ference. "Irelnml is to remain in tho British empire under the designation o f tho Irish Free State," the declaration snid, "on cotuition that Iter representatives swear fealty to tho king o f England, who is given authority to appoint a govornor-geuoriil." "W o reiterate our belief that tho manhood of Ireland enrolled in tho Irish republican army hml tho wornnnhooil of Irolnnd, who have endured untold suffering and mndo sacrifices unsurpassed in history, never intend­ ed that their blood and tho lives of ther kin should ho given for n change in the character of English rule in Iroland, or for any measure of freedom less than national independence." RAILROAD MECHANIC IS WOUNDED BY PISTO L IN HANDS OF S IX ­ T E E N -YE A R-OLI) G IR L (11/ T hr Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) JACKSO NVILLE, Dec. 12.— R. L. Griffis, forty-two, railroad shop me­ chanic, was shot hero Inst night by Mm. Clara Call, sixteen yenrs old, probably will recover. Griffis, shot under tlio heart nnd with another bul­ let in lis head, at first was believed to lio fatally wounded. Griffis, polico said, hoarded with tho girl’s mother and tho girl told officers she had shot him after ho slapped hor whon she intervened in on argument botween Griffis and her mother. Parker and Y eager Tallahassee Men, are • Awarded Contract <11/ Till* Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) T A L L A H A S S E E , Dec. 12.— I’ urkor & Yongor, Tnllnhasscu, woro award­ ed tho contract fo r tho capitol exten­ sion work. Tho bid was $160,0005 Frank Mosoiy, of Panama City, was awarded tho contract for heating, plumbing nnd electrical work* at ap­ proximately $23,000. NO RESOLUTION IN BUENOS AIRE S 8A Y S D E PA R TM E N T ... * P r T,,,’ Aaaoelntrd Preaa) • Washington Doc. 12— Reports from Buenos Aires of revolution in Peru without confirmation to-day from agents o f Stato department. N �n r f ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■m m "Millions Now Living W ill Never Die.” Whether you have heard it or not you should hear this free Bible lecCabaret Dance, Voider Hotel to­ turo, Star Theatre Sunday night, 7:80 night, auspices American Legion. p. m. Freo. 223-ltc 223-ltc Foil R E N T— Furnished flat with go- NOTICE TO FARM ERS— Just ar­ 223-tfc rived, fresh carload of that good old rago, 914 Myrtlo Ave. NulT W A N T E D — Partner with team and rollablo K EYSTO N E LIM E. sed. Telephone 136. Phone us your flOO to put out 20 acres in water­ melons, first class now land, plenty wants. They will have our usual first clnss stable fertilizer, best kind, prompt attention.— Hill Lumbor Corntwo miles from Wokiwn station. Ad- Pnny Service, quality, price. 223-2tc' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY $10.00 Suit Sale dress C. Stcrick, Sorrento, Fla., P. 0. Dox 124. 223-ltp price of 1— Plus $10.00 This reduction will last till Xmas eve. AND FOUND SOMETHING GREATER V A L U E TH A N MONEY OP Ono of our local merchants found n Indy’s purse in his store and upon opening it found the following let­ ter. Denr Madge: When your letter enrno urging me to do your Christmas shopping I con­ fess I was overwhelmed with the sug­ gestion. However, the fact that you are mnrooned out on the ranch with your hands full I determined I’d do tho very best 1 could for my old col­ lege mate. T went down early yesterday to browso among the stores and get ideas and I believe tho problem is solved, and all in one storo! Remembering Fred’s newly acquired Masonic de­ grees I was attracted by a window display in McLaulin’s Jewelry Store. There sproad out was every type of m omhlcm in pins, charms and rings. Particularly attractive were the belts with the silver buckles, and ins»-*nd of the usual monogram were the emblems of the orders. The part that Btruck mo was that this store hod good looking articles priced for every one’s pocket book. I was so interest­ ed in Uds display I asked Mr. McLaulin to show me other things a man might like. I explained to him tny mission and never have l received more courteous treatment. There is one tiling certain, he’ll not only get youV Christmas trade, but mine, too. I can’t tell you of all the things, but among the line or goods dear to the smoker’s heart there were smoking stands and cabinets in mahogany, brass and walnut. Particularly nice for the man who likes a place for his tobacco, cigars and things were the humidors. Especially nice were the cigarette holders and silver cigarette casos suitable for the most fastidious young man. Next came his line of watches he had everything from the smallest wrist watches to the high grade railroad watches. Tho military and traveling sets were very good in Ivory and silver, some good looking ivory shaving sets were visible, too. 1 hW paused a minute or two looking at the Evcr-sharp and Pal pencils which al­ ways come in handy for a man or boy, and besides there were his Sheoffer fountain pens from plainest to elabor­ ate gold ones. For that bookish broth­ er of yours I saw some new ideas in book ends and desk sets. If your men folks need bill folds, he has them In every desirable sizes in alligator leath­ er. Hefore leaving the men's depart­ ment I stopped to look at his rings, from plain hut massive signet rings to more elaborate ones in gold and plat­ inum with sparkling diamonds. 1 found tho sumo rich variety in the cuff buttons uml Wahlcniur chains and fobs. So you B e e you can find any thing you might want for the men o f your family here in this store. I know that next in importance to Fred wus that precious bnby o f yours .and so I asked to see baby things. He pulled out u drawer o f sterling ware fo r "littlo men and women.” There is tho greatest vuriety of lockots and chains, tiny bracelets, tiny strings of gold beads and oven tiny pearls. I’ve always found the bib clasps mighty useful and also pins nnd stud sets. For S P E C IA L PRO D U C TIO N , JAMES K IR K W O O D in— “The Great .. .. Impersonation” A dos Conova’s “Boy’s From Jazz Land” Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company s LOCAL MERCHANT STEALS PURSE OF CUSTOMER The Star To-day Tho "Gospel o f , tho Kingdom”— "Millions Now Living W ill Never Dio.’ nice cottage, 6 pm? CEASE— A Hear this nt tho Star Theatre Sunday p rooms, well located. Must hnvo ono night, 7:30. Freo to all. 223-ltc year’s rent in advance-—J. E. Spurling. 223-2tc Yoursolf nnd friends nre Invited to RA RG A I NS— Rrond gunge Umler^ the Star Theatre Sunday night, 7:30 wood typewriter, now, will sell at to henr the thrilling lecture: "M illion’s * A Sunshine Comedy, bargain. Sec it at Herald offiae. Now Living Will Never Die." Scats “ LO V E and W A R ” 223-3tp free. No collection. 223-ltc FOR S A LE — Oranges packed for Christmas, Mrs. A. Vaughn, phono Saturday at the Princess— Gladys W a l­ 323-J. 223-Rtp ton in “ High Heels” ; also a Comedy W A N TE D — Konrdcrs. I hnve rented the 12 room hoarding house, 600 Lnurel avenue, tho walls newly paper­ : ed nnd painted nnd everything nice, good home cooking and something good to eat.— Mrs. Riddling, 000 Removal Announceme’t Laurel Ave. 223-2tp jic h e f N OTIC E rTO ~FAR ME R S ^ J ueFar^ When you're suffering from rived, fresh carload o f that good old headache, JOHN J. H E ITZ, M. D. reliable KEYSTONE LIM E. NufT CopnUht 1921 Hut Schsffo.r & M uz baokaoke, Bed. Telephone 136. Phono us your : and Chiropractor wnnts. They will hnvo our usual to o th a c h e , prompt attention.— Hill Lumbor Com­ neuralgia, whoso offices for tho past yonr were pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc orpeln from eny other oeute, try located nt the Scminolo Hotel and at "Anna Cnnova’s Roys” from the iunBs:iDBDHsnssiis 107 Ninth avenue, Sanford, has movland of Jazz, Vnldez Hotel tonight. 63 into a largor place which Is being Auspices American Legion. 223-ltc One or two and the pain stops inci I time some of his lion-breakable equipped as tho Snnford Sanitarium, Contain no htWI-formlno drum FOR RENT— Two house kcoping plutcs would come in hnndy. located at 1009 Union Stroot or Sec­ Have you tried Dr. Miles' Nervlns? rooms furnished complete, $6.00 por ond streot East. ilJk V *s r O r u f f ld When I came to choosing for your week. Apply 1100 Sanford Ave. sister nnd tile girls I was bewildered 221-0tp o f course, I looked at diamonds first. I was astonished at the line ho brought out, the assortment would huvo reflected credit on some of our larger city stores. The solitaries nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hardy of dinner rings were benutieft, He hnd Fnnnington, Maine arrived Friday some clusters that guve the impres­ after-noon and will be located in their • FRO M T H E FO R E S T TO Y O U sion of solitaires. The black onyx set new bungnloW in South Longwood. with diamonds is good this ycur in By eliminating all o f tho waste, over half o f tho labor, all o f tho either rings or lockets. The dinmond They nre accompanied by Mr. Ranger middle man's profits nnd by delivering a homo on record time direct nnd platinum liar pins were beautiful, ulso of Farmington. from tho forest to you . Mr. Taylor o f Conn., who has been but he also has a line of choupcr pins Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A LO W S that are splendid values nnd while I spending tho Inst few '.’’inters hero nm on pins, why now is your chnnce nrrived Friday afternoon for the Put Tremendous Savings in You r Pockets to get a good value in cameos. He winter. Cozy, attractivo, substantial, durable, bungalows o f any size. Built in going to make a run on them during Mrs. A. Fuller spent a few days In according to latest Improved mothods o f house construction, of tho the holidays and you hail better de­ Orlnndo tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. best o f materials, at a great saving. Thoir economy is worth investi­ cide on one right awuy. Topliff. gating. • '1 1 v' Then 1 was attracted by the toilet WR1TB FOR C A TALO G U E J. E. I’ hippH returned Fridny from Bets in Pyrnlin Ivory, some of them Ft. Mende and other southern points. showing in natural colors many ^ tra c tiv e , money-saving homes. went up to seventy-five dollars, but B. J. Overstreet was transacting oh they were beauties. Ho had mani­ business in Orlando Snturdny. A . C. T U X B U R Y L U M B E R CO. cure sets of this grade, too. Why not E. S. Miller wns a visitor in MnnQ U IC K B U IL T B U N G A LO W , Dept. 18-K start the girls a set of this best grade ford Tuesday. ivory, beginning with the mirror of CH ARLESTON, S. C. Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Topliff of course! I could picture you and Fred Orlnndo were out o f town visitors in in the silver and poly chrome frames E N T Z M IN G E R BRO TH ERS . town Tuesday nfternoon. that were displayed. LO C A L AGENTS, LONGWOOD, F L A . The Ladies o f tho Civic League For Louise I chose an Kver-Shnrp held their regular monthly meeting or Pal pencil to wear on a ribbon, or a Tuesday December 6th. Plans for fountain pen, for one of the other the annual bazaar were discussed. girls I suggest one of the buttur-fly a Mrs. Watson of Tenn., is spending ■ lockets, or a coin purse, if you wished tho winter with Mr. nnd Mrs. Tullis. ■ something a little more expensive ,n \ W AN T TO HERE - TAKE ■ W H ERE I C. W. Entzmlnger nnd Mrs. Stitcher silver vanity or mesh bag or a string F I N D A C rO O D T h e s e g l a s s e s W O N ' T ( r E T j and little son were visitors in Sanford of La Tosco pearls, I almost forgot A U T O R E P A IR S O A K E D A N O READ Tuesday. the cut glass powder jars that appeal S H O P , T H IS ... Mrs. J, S. Dinklu will entertain this so much to girls. I f you want a breath ADDRESS) month for the Ladies of the Civic of Florida, get ono of the liaiul paint* ILeague l\ M l l l l •» vCafeteria >tttu with a Supper at ml pins with a Florida scene in niinu■ the Library gn Deccrnther 0th. ■ ture. Words full to do thutp credit. ■ t ■ The ofango seaso season hns opened ■ e , Tiie very latest tiling in heads though are tho genuine African Ele­ around Longwood. A Y. Fuller nnd ■ phant ivory bonds and they are not A. It. Sandlin are having their fruit picked tlds week. ■ any more expensive than the pearls. Prof. Fluhnrt of Winter Park stop­ Then I turned to tho tilings for the house and again it was hard to choose. ped over while enroute from Del,and. EXPE RT IN S U R A N C E SERVICE ■ Tile young people of the Baptist Mr. Mcl.aulin carries a complete line ■ General Repairs Church hnvo organized a R. Y. P. U. I represent progressive, modern in* ■ of sterling silver such as attractive ■ Rear of Wight Bros.’ Service Station trays, salad howls, cream and sugar They hnd their first meeting Sunday surnnco old-lino companies and am ■ ■ sets. Quite as attractive were the tea evening with twenty-two members prompt In rondoring you expert serv­ SANFORD FLO R ID A ■ ice in securing for you just what you sets in Sheffield. Just across from present. Mrs. J. S. Hinkle nnd Miss Olive want In llfo insurance on tho plan the silver display was a show case full of Pickard's hand painted Chinn, any were visitors in Sanford Wednesday. suited to your prcHont nnd future need. Endowment, monthly incomo piece of which would make an accept­ plans, nnd nutomobilo and fire in­ NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ar­ able gift. In less expensive win I surance. Wrlto or phono mo to call. rived, fresh carload of that good old saw three patterns in open stock, two Null very pretty border designs nnd the reliable K EYSTO NE LIM E. W. J. TH IG PEN. ■ popular gold and white. Just across sed. Telephone 136. Phono us your A N Y P A R T OF TO W N , O N TE R M S TO ■■ from the Pickard China wns a display wants. They will hnve our usunl ■ of Hawks Cut Glass, rutiging from prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted S U IT Y O U Cologne bottles to water sets. In less pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc TOM MOORE expensive glass ware I found so many You can make money buying fo r advance. lesirable gifts, too, baskets, sherbet F IN A L ARGUM ENTS Optomctrial-Opticinn You are goin g to build a home one o f these •ups, jam jars, guest room sets. There IN M AUDE MOORE CASE . Opp. Postoffice days, why not select a lot now, and pay fo r it were some such attractive pieces of CHARGED W ITH MURDER stationery and pottery that would by easy stages. ( I l f The Aaaorlntrd I’rraa) make an ideal gift. The tall floor W e Appreciate Your Business K N O X V ILLE , Dee. 10.— Final I f you have some money, will build one or lamps threw a glow over the entire arguments in trial of Mnudc Moore store, and I tell you the atmosphere two houses. Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated was such that you would want to visit charged with murder o f I.oRoy Ilarth Sanford is moving, don’t wait, g e t in the two years ago consumed entire morn­ McLatilin's store frequently. game now. I remembered your special note ing session o f court nnd case expected about your glasses needing mending go to jury at noon. 2 Suits for the t< r , JUU Jii! Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills L0NGW00D NOTES Big Dance and Cabaret * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * A Hotel Valdez To-Night $ 2.00 Per Couple Under Auspices s American Legion P. A. MERO WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS and I was dclightod to find optical parlors with a registered optician ready to mako the changes you' tho’t necessary in your glasses. Just ncross were two watch makers busy at their repair desks, so this 'store not only sells you gifts for this Christmas but nlso mends your old ones. Feeling sure that you will find nil you need for your long list of friends nm eagerly waiting for your note to tell me to go ahead nnd buy them. Sincerely yours, M ARY. NOTICE TO FARM E RS—Just nr­ rived, fresh carload of that good old reliable K EYSTO NE LIM E. NulT sed. Telephone 136. Phone us your wnnts. They will hnvo our usunl prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc The personification o f heavenly Bwectnessis n charming young ludy chewing a joint of Florida Bugar cane. Wo wonder if any >of these hit o’ Office supplies o f all kinds at Th« mins insurance companies will gamble Ilordd Printing Co. When you want with fisherman’s luck? Meisch Realty Company [ A. P. CONNI LLY ’ AGENT GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY Massage gently with soothing Write us Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA C o o l « ^ « « u and refr«.h ».» �■ THE SANFORD DAILY JERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12,1921 SOCIETY Rev. J. A. Hennessey has returned from a hurried trip to St. Augustine. Daily Fashion Hint Announcement has been made by F. E. C. Railroad that they will erect a Inrge fuel tank nt Key W est with a capacity of two million galllotm. Mrs. Lyle Tapp and James IIoollHUB. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor. hnn mndo a business trip to Orlnnao Phone 217-W Saturday. I I 7 0 a hnvr nn7 friend* vlalttnv 7<>» —-tf 7 <iu nrr Kolntf nn,H farrr or runtlng komr. nr U p u nrr rnlrrtnlnlnjr, w r l l r a pi.otnl rnrd tn this drpnrlmrnl. u l r Inn letalla . or trlrhiinnr Hie Hem. It mrlll b « c r r n t lr miinrrlntrd. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Y. Bryan motored to Orlundo yesterday where they at­ tended tho Methodst conference. Reduced Electric fixture snlo, whole­ sale prices.— Trondwell Electric Co. Telephone 102. 223-4tc SOCIAL CALENDAR Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Wllllnms nnd Tuesday— Mrs. W. C. Hill will enter­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilomcr Trask spent tho tain at bridge nt her home on 4th week-end In Tnnipa returning homo street at 8:30 p. m., honoring Miss this afternoon. Norma Herndon, whoso marriage Mrs. llognrt nnd her neice, Miss takes place December 17th. Margaret Smeltzer, o f Ohio, former Tuesdny— Miss I.ettie Caldwell will winter visitors in Sanford, nro ngnin ontertain at bridge nt her home on spending the winter with ub, being Seventh street at 3 o’clock, honor­ pleasantly located nt Fifth rjnd Pnling Miss Adelaide Higgins, a charm­ metto, ing bride-elcct of this month. Tuosday— Social Deportment will give n Shower for the Children’s Home Society, followed by bridge, at 3:00 p. m., with Mrs. Raymond Key ns hostess. Wednesday— Mrs. C. E. Henry will entertain the members of the Ev­ ening Uridge Club at her home on Magnoliu avc. Wednesday—-Mrs. E. F. Housholdcr will entertain at bridge at 3:00 p. in. honoring Miss Norma Herndon, a bride-elect, and Mrs. J. D. Wood­ ruff, a recent brido, the guests in­ cluding the memborH of the Ron Ton Bridge Club, Wednesday— Mrs. Ed. Lane will en­ tertain at bridge at her home on Park avenue at 8:30 p. m., honoring Miss Norma Herndon and her wed­ ding attendants. Thursday— Mrs. Raymond Key will ontartnin the members o f tho E v­ ery Week Bridge Club at her homo on Park avenue, nt 3:00 p. m. Thursday— Mrs. Frank Miller will en­ tertain at an informal dance honor­ ing Miss Norma Herndon and her wedding nttendnnts, Friday— Lieut, II. A. nivins will en­ tertain the members of the Horndon-Bivins bridal party at dinner at the Valdez Hotel, preceding the rehearsal for the wedding. Saturday— Ilcrndon-IIivins Nuptials nt high noon at iloly Cross Episco­ pal Church. Saturday— Mrs. A. P. Connolly will entertain the members of the Herndon-Bivins hridny party at a wed­ ding breakfast, nt her home on Magnolia avenue. Saturday— The Children's Story Hour will he held at Central Park at 4:00 o'clock. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Gonzales and Miss Francis, formerly o f this city, hut now of Miami, were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller enroute to their home in Minml from Orlando where they were tho guests of Mrs. Gonzules sister, Mrs. LnRue Bliss. Tho many friends of Miss Marion Cnrey-Elwes of Orlando, will ho inter­ ested to know that she has opened on tho "Dlxe Highway, between Formosn and Winter Park, the Green Parrot Tea Room." There she will ho most pleased to have her friends "drop in" to see her. ADDITIONAL LOCAL The new postoffice building which has been under construction for some time at Mount Dorn is about complet­ ed and will ho occupied in time for tho holidnys. NOTICE TO FARM E RS—Just ar­ rived, fresh carload o f that good old reliable K EYSTO NE LIM E. NulT sed. Telephone 135. Phone us your wants. They will have our nsunl prompt attention.— Ilill Lumber Com­ pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc 0163, DRAPED ONE.-PIEOE FROCK. A charming model thnt lends Itself to development In serge, trlcotino, satin or volvot. Tho front of tho waist Is rolled with thu convcrtlhlo collar, which may ho either a stnnd•ng or shawl effort. Tho ono-ploco skirt Is Inppod and closed in front. Bead embroidery embellishes blouse, ’ klrt and sleeves. Medium slzo rol»!ren ?>}\ yards 54-Inch or *lli yards *'■ h material. .’lelorlal Rovlmv Dross No. 9185. ■'■s, 31 to 48 Incites bust. Price, 1 7* colds. Embroidery No. 12511, Transfer, bluo or yellow, 25 coats. Dr. and Mrs. L. R, Phillips, Miss Marion Phillips and Raymond Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglas nnd fam­ ily, Dr. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. W. 9 Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. O. J, Pope, Mr. and Mrs. May, Miss Leila Roper, Mr. apd Mrs. Dwight Babbitt, Mrs. Sorrell, Roy Mason, M. M, Lord, J. M. Lord nnd R. W. Lord were among the Sanford people motoring to Orlando yesterday to attend tho Metho­ dist conference nnd honr Bishop Wnrren Candler preach. "Words o f Advice mndo out o f the word ‘Matrimony’ " tho bits o f advice being very witty and clover. Mrs. Hoy delightod her hearers with two vocal selections, " I Lovo You T ru ly" nnd "Swcothenrt" nccompnnied by Miss Mardre. Miss Ruth Kannor gnvo n humorous reading nnd Mrs. Tom Moore nlso gnvo a rending. Several instrumental selections were beautifully rendered by Miss Mardre during the afternoon. Excavating work is under way for the building o f the new municipal plant nt Fort Pierce. Tho ladles o f tho Baptist Church will hold tholr annual bnznnr on Fri­ day nnd Snturdny, December 10 nnd 17. Plnco will bo announced later. 219-tfc St. Augustine will improve uieir present fire fighting equipment as they have placed an order for an ad­ ditional fire truck. NOTICE TO FARM E RS— Just ar­ rived, fresh carload of that good old reliable K EYSTO N E LIM E. NufT sed. Telephone 135. Phono us your wants. They will have our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ pany. Service, quality, prlco. 223*2tc Two new school buildings have re­ cently been completed nt Mount Doro, To ho occupied by the grammar nnd high school. When the Frost is on the Pumpkin— This is the time o f year to consider a bank connection. W e do not know what your future plans may be, but this we do know, this bank has the ability and willingness to render you incomparable service, so no matter what you plan to do, i f you want to be successful in doing it, a connec­ tion here can and will help you to suc­ ceed. * n First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFK PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Nam e o f Every Live Pro­ fessional and asiness Man in Sanford in This Column The presentation of tho shower was Got an electric fixture for n Christ­ very effective and in keeping with the ST. AGNES GUILD mas present, tho whole family enn en­ scncon. Tho ringing o f sleigh bells Owing to the illness o f several o f­ LAW YERS joy it.— Treadwell Electric Co„ oppo­ ficers of the Guild and for other rea­ announced the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. site Postoffice. 223-4tc sons there will he no meeting of the Santa Claus (little Miss Clara Bray and Billie Barber) who opened the George A. DeCottes Guild until tho second Monthly in Jnn* , t That woman who won a prize for doors of the living room displaying unry, the place to he announced Int­ AUorney-nt-Lnw having the prettiest feet in New York er.— M s. Fred S. Daiger, President. 1,1 bively Christmas tree heavily laden Over Seminole County Bank ______ with gifts for the luide-elect, Mr. and should come to Florida if she wants SANFORD -;-:- FLO R ID A NOTICE FOR CLUB MEMBERS s “ lltw <1,UIS presented the gifts to display them. The weather makes display impossible up there. There will he a short important busbride-elect with appropriate sa> incss meeting tomorrow afternoon at lnK8, NOTICE TO FARM ERS— Just ar­ Following llie presentation of the 2:45 before the social department's rived, fresh carload of that good old shower the hostess served fruit salad, lodge party and shower. reliable K E YSTO N E LIM E. NufT angel food cake, mints and coffee, on sed. Telephone 135. Phone us your A N N U A L BALL, W OM AN’S CI.IJII each plate were red roses which were Mr. and Mrs. George Hoy are now |wants. They will have our usual All social department and associate used as favors. pleasantly located at the Temple members who wish to invite guests for There were about thirty-five el prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Company. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc Club. llie annual "he.ll" please bring names Miss Brown’s friends present. in writing with remittance and cards Good meals, *$8.00 per week, The E. Thomas Swift, of Boston, was if desired to lie inclosed, tomorrow a f­ BRIDGE P A R T Y FOR MISS Temple Chili, corner Third and Park. in the city Saturday Iran seeing busi­ ternoon, Please send four names, the HERNDON tf-ji ness. first two will be chosen unless there are duplicates. — Mrs. S. Puleston, Miss Norma Herndon was tho T H E HOME BAND A. L, Davis, of Jacksonville, spent Chairman Invitation Committee. charming honoreo at a pretty bridge the day here Saturday attending to party given Saturday afternoon by A number o f cities in Florida are business. P R E -N U P T IA L PAR TIE S Mrs. R. A. Newman, at her homo on paying several thousand dollars a Miss Norma Herndon, whose mar­ Fourth street, there being four ta­ season for bands for the winter sea­ Miss Christine Hastings, of Detroit, riage fo Lieut. II. A. Bivins takes llies of players and several tea guests. son, and after the season is over the Mich., is the guest of her sstcr, Mrs. place Snturdny at high noon at tho The rooms where thu card tables band is gone for tin* summer. New Fred Williams. Iloly Cross Episcopal Church, has were arranged, wore effectively dec­ Smyrna, for tho first time in n num­ been tlic recipient of many social cour­ orated with quantities of cut flowers ber o f years has n good band and it Mr. and Mrs. Charles Payne, of tesies, is being honored this week ,II1(| potted plants, is getting better nil the time. Unfor­ Tampa, spent tho week-end hero at with tho following parties: Tuesday ]|, t||t. interesting game of bridge tunately the hand is composed of thu Montezuma. evening Mrs. W. C. Hill entertains played during the afternoon, high young men and ladies, many o f whom n! bridge in her honor; Wednesday af- Hl.urt. Wus made by Mrs. C. R. Kirtloy, J. II. Schroder, o f Atlanta, was ternoon, Miss Herndon will share hen- whe was awarded a hand-made apron nro not financially aide to carry their among the out-of-state bus incss visi­ ors with Mrs. J, l>. Woodruff at u 1which she presented to the honoreo. part of the burden. They are willing to give their time for practice and tors here Saturday. bridge parly given by Mrs. E. F. prize, a card table cover, was concerts, but they expect ami should llousliolder; Wednesday evening M rs.1wm, j,y Miss Sara Wight. Low score Mrs. E. W. Norman ami Eva Sloan, Ed. Lane entertains at Bridge in her Vvas made by Mrs. Joe Chittenden, have the financial support o f 'the o f Jacksonville, are spending some honor; Thursday evening Mrs. Frank who was given a putted Maiden hair people of the city. Tho city has built one o f the best hand stands in the time here at the Montezuma. Miller and Mrs. B. W. Herndon will f urn, Tho honoreo was presented silk state, and mY.v if tho people will entertain at an informal dance for th e 1lingerie. Mrs. A. W. Smith and little daugh­ bridal parly; Friday Lieut. II. A. Blv-J A t Die conclusion of tho card game come 'to the support o f the band wc ter. Juanita, went to Jacksonville ins will entertain the members of the tho guests were invlteu into the dln- nre sure they will not only ho able to Saturday and accompanied them homo Hemdon-Blvins bridal party at a din- j i„ K r00m for refreshments, the tublo enjoy the open air concerts through Sunday ner at tho Valdez Hotel preceding the |,e|nR beautifully decorated with cut the winter, but through the summer rehearsal; Saturday, Mrs. A. P. Con- 1flowers carrying out the color motif ns well. A small contribution each Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. H. nally will entertain at a wedding of pink nnd green. Plnco cards wero week from the head o f each family In II. Mabry nnd ljorton Mabry sponl breakfast at her home for tho mem­ hand-painted with little brides and New Smyrna would keep the hand tho week-end very ploasnntly in bers of the Herndon-Bivins bridal par- grooms In splendid financial condition. Don’t Tampa. Iy< I Delicious refreshments o f huart- leave the support of the hand to tho -------1shaped salad, and other accessories business men, unless you happen to he A. A. Brown, W. Z. Hershberger M ISCELLANEOUS SHOWER i followed by an 1c ecourso were served, one o f those unfortunates who has nnd W. A. Hershberger, of Johnson The Temple Club was the scene of the favors bolng pink paper baskets no soul for music. Do your part and City nro spending seme time here at a beautiful party Saturday afternoon 1w}th dainty bride’s maids, holding we will have a good hand and enjoy thu Montezuma, tho music.— New Smyrna Breeze. when Miss Clara Milieu entertained Malttnl nuts. at a "miseollenous shower" com pli-j Mrs. Newman> guests included Mrs. Raymond Key returned home meriting Miss Winnie Brown, a charm- Miss Herndon, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, yesterday afternoon from Daytona ing bride-elect of this month. ' Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrr. Robert lllnes, Bench where she has been tho guest of The Club was beautifully decorated Miss Thelma Fraser, Miss Anna Lou Mrs. George Chamberlain at their with festoons of red and green crepe H uIT, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Miss Frances lovely home. Mrs. A. I). Key and Mr. paper, holly, Christmas hells, red ros- (jonzalus of Miami, Miss Esther Mil­ . Raymond Key motored to Daytona es nnd poinsottiiiH. Tho color motif o f it.r> Mrs. C. R. Kirtley, Miss Sara Beach Saturday and accompanied Mrs. red and green was artistically carried w ight, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Mrs. Roy Key home. out In every detail both ill the decora Chittenden, Mrs. Ed. Betts, Mrs. J. E. lions and later in the refreshments. Brouse, Mrs. Don Whitcomb, Mrs. Get An Abstract Before Several contests afforded Mr. and Mrs. Homer Trask and much Karl Schultz, Miss Florence Henry, Buying Property Miss Pauline Trask, of Petosky, Mich., merriment among the guests, one he- Miss Daphne Wimbish, Miss Marjorie are guests of Mrs. Frank Trask’s sis­ ing a love story, tho answers being clay, Mss Marie Teague, Miss Agnes ter, Mrs. Fred Williams at her homo the names of the states. Mrs. Gcorgo Dumas and Miss Adelaide Higgins, on Oak avenue. Tho Trasks wore for­ Hymau and Mrs. Farrel tied in hnvE. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. mer residents here end have many ing tho most correct answers, ami pre­ Try a Herald Wnnt Ad today. friendit who will lie delighted to hear sented the prize, gold lingerie clasps, of their return, to the honoreo. Another contest was Bought a Bodge Coupo, therefore SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. 4 1 HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “ Battery Insurance Sold nnd Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. CONTRACTORS S. O. Shinholser Contractor nnd Builder SANFO RD FLORID Sanford Construct’ll C< CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER Planes and Specifications Cheerful Furnished All Work Gunrnnteed II. T. P A C K P. 0. Box 1 H aight & Wieland PU RE W ATER G AR AG E S Elder Springs Water Smith Bros. Garage 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Fid Expert Repairing OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Onk and First Geo. W . K n igh t Real Estate and Insurance \ SANFORD HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotel" 11.50 Up Per Day FLO RID A ..Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of the BuslncBB and Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring employment to register nt tho First National Hunk. AGNES G. BERNER, Chnirmnn Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. SANFORD NOVEL'] W O RK S V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork CONTRACTOR and BUILDER! 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. General Machine nnd Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Shafts Ite-turned Sanford Steam Laundry TRANSFER “ W E D E L IV E R TH E GOODS" Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J I f we please you, tell athcra; if no> tell us. Phone 498 W. RAYVLING, Prop. — Get your Scrntch Pads from Th* Herald— by tho pound— 15c. Acteylene W elding OF A L L K IN D S Sanford W elding Co. Located in Engle Bldg., 205 Onk Avc, IN S U R A N C E H. W . N ICK E RSO N Public Accountant; Audita— Syeteme Income Tax Service Room 10 McNoill-Davis Bldg. Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair ROBERTS, Agent Shop N. Y . L IF E W. T. Located nt 207 French Ave., between Sanford Florida 2nd nnd Third. E. R. B E R G QU 1ST. \ SEED POTATOES, ROSE 4, IRISH COBBS AND RED BLISS H o f-m a c B a tte ry Co. Com plete Stock Highest Q u ality we have Dr. Stevens’ Essex touring for sale. In fine condition, new in paint shop.— Sanford Motor Co,, Dodge Dealers, 224-2tc ■ All Maine Grown— Free From Scab and Fungus---------- Ilest Quality at the LO W EST PRICE Oldsmobllo 3- l-ton truck for j in A -l condition, good tiros, . bargain.— Sanford Motor Co., Dealers.* sale in a real Dodgo 224 -2tc THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. SANFORD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !!■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FLORIDA �1 • 1■ , PAGE THREE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1921 Airplanes in N o rw ay Eqipped With Skis .• • ‘ 1 i-Jf ' , [Give a Real Gift This Christmas •;7 s w m w ’ V '/. The Seminole County Bank \Jt~~ ■ 3 Sanford, Florida : Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5,1921. Santa Claus, Care o f Seminole County Bank, INTERNATIONAL It* a : Sanford, Florida. Tin* weal her <Inos not Intcrefcro with trnlllc In tin* oIoimIs, in t li«* Inml of tlio tulilnlulit nun. Nnrwny Inis mlopt* etl tin* skiing airplane, lliln comnic*n*luI passenger airplane makes two dully trips from llorllu to Norway, lc pinto of ttiu ordinary wheels, when Know-covered cotmlry |s reached, skis are attached. terson ns missionary secretary; J. S. Chapman and J. B. Culpepper ns con­ ference evangelists; F. P. McCall, W. II. McLeod, S. A. McCook, T. E. York, nnd II. L. Ezell were endorsed as evan­ gelists, nnd W, II. McLeod nnd F. P. McCall as general evangelists. The orphnnngc bonrd rcjwrted 71 WAS ONK OF BUSIEST OF T H E children in tho homo nt Enterprise nnd tho work in fine condition, nnd e n t ir e s e s s io n a t recommended for re-appointment as ORLANDO superintendent, Rev. J. It. Cason. fourth d a y OF METHODIST CONFERENCE ORLANDO, Doc. 12.— Tho fourth day’s session of tho Florida Annual Conference was opened Lnturdny morning by Bishop Warren A. Cand­ ler, who led tho devotional services, using as his scripture lesson n por­ tion of the 20th chapter o f Mntthew. He emphasized the necessity o f build­ ing up the kingdom o f God, which Is a spiritual kingdom, by tho uso of spir­ itual forces, nnd advising tho brethren against self-seeking, especially in the matter of electing delegates to tho general conference, nnd In the matter of appointments, "Looking jio t upon your own things, but upon tho things of others." In answer to tho question, “ Who remain on trial?" II. B. Boyd, Clyde 0. Frazier, Walter Kinard, James El­ bert Lewis, Ellas L. Ley, Marshall E. Myor, B. T. Itnper, J[r., James W. Windham, not having pnssed the re­ quired examinations, remain in tho class. John 1’. Gninos, George C. Herndon, William II. Herndon, John E. Skipper of this class were advanc­ ed to the class of the second year; Lcjaml D. Eldridge, was discontinued at his own request, nnd tho name of C. H. Rose, transferred from tho North Carolina Conference, was announced as a member of this class. in answer to the question pertain­ ing to the class o f the third year, A. II. Hancock was continued In tho i lass; It. L. Ramsey and George E. Summers are students in Emory Uni­ versity. The committee on nominations for trustees of Southern College was an­ nounced as follows: W. P. Bubrman, J. 11. Rooney, C. F, Blackburn, C. E. Earnest, A. W, McLaren. This com­ mittee will nominate a sufficient num­ ber to fill tho board nnd they will be elected at this session of tho confer­ ence, some for one, some for two and some for three years. The secretary called the roll of the members to b* receive* into full con­ nection, Karl II, KocstUno, Fred B. Langford, F. Hmiz, S. C. Gardner, and Lean 1'icone, they were addressed by the Bishop, and by voto of the confer­ ence admitted into full connection. Tho lmntdaiiieil men will be ordained Sun­ day. The address of the Bishop to the young men contained many whole­ some and helpful lessons. The eompletc list of delegates elect­ ed to tho general conference follows: Clerical: I. C. Jenkins, Gainesville; M. U. Norton, Miiiml; J. B, Mitchell, Jacksonville; J. I’. HilIlium and W. A. Cooper, Orlando; lay delegates: L. P. McCord, Jacksonville; J. T. Thorrell, Benia; L. W. Duvall, Ocnln; L. N. Pipkin, Lakeland; G. W. Tedder, Madi­ son. Alternates: H. D. Harris, St. Petersburg; E. T. Roux, Plant City; Mrs. J. T. Fuller, Orlando. The new board of trustees of South­ ern College is composed o f J. M. Gross, G. F. Scott, It. I. Harnett, E. E. Edge, J. Edgar Wall, G. W. Ted­ der, for one year, John A. Iloiulry, W. A. Cooper, J, P. Hlllburn, G. S. Huberts, L. W. Duvall, L. P. McCord, L. B. Giles, C. L. Johnson, for two years; L. D. Lowe, J. B. Rooney, J. Edgar Wilson, J. T. Mitchell, E. T. h‘»ux, T. L. Hendrix, for three years; Alumni trustees; J. II, Daniel, one year; W. C. Fountain, two years; W. C. Norton, three years. The report of tho coinmlttco on tempornneo nnd social service recom­ mended C. W. Crooks for appointment ns representative of tho Anti-Saloon * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me fo r every day o f his life. * GENEVA GUEST IN W AS H IN G TO N * The oyster supper held at tho town hall last Friday night was well at­ tended. About $60 was taken in. M >3 I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow when I explain how his savings will be increased by the interest added by your bank. Mrs. W. II. Rivers nnd Mrs. T..W . Prcvntt were shopping In Sanford Friday. m 3 Hold me responsible fo r seeing to it that Johnny has something to add to his account every week. When he is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That will be a R E A L gift. Your old pal, DAD. Mi li I 1 ■ ;f N 3 s Enclosed please find check for $.................................with which to open a SavlnRS Account for J 5■ ■ Address Name 3 S Kindly mail the pass hook to me at. Address ■ Drop a cord in the hook marked “ Merry Christmas from Nnmo I ' Removal Announceme’t JOHN J. H EITZ, M. D. and Chiropractor whoso offices for the past year were located ut tho Seminole Hotel nnd at 107 Ninth nvenue, Sanford, has mov­ ed into n larger place which is being equipped ns tho Sanford Sanitarium, located nt 1009 Union Street or Sec­ ond street East. E X PE R T IN SU R A N C E SERVICE OUR REPAIRING IS UNEXCELLED F O R QUALITY £■ DURABILITY WARD & RIVE Here for a limited stay. Patrons de­ siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. sickness, which has failed to live. Mrs. Chapman was an earnest Christian “ Mack the Piano Tuner” as well as a splendid wife and moth­ er. In our conversations with her she expressed her faith in tho Savior, and Orders Executed In ® her great deHiro for tho religious wel­ fare of her family; expressing the S 10 Bales and upward 5 hope that circumstances might booh make it posible to tnkc her little one to the services of God's house. We Ask for FREE IlnokloL are stunned nt tho suddenness of this “ How to Trade In Cotton’ blow which has brought deep sorrow and Daily Colton Letter ■ to so many hearts. We can only lift ■ up our eyes to the God of nil comfort, ■ J. D. Sugarman & Co 3 that in his great mercy Ho may com­ M Sugarman Bldg. fort the hearts o f this husband and 19 Beaver Street, New York child, nnd nil tho dear ones who mourn their great loss; and with full faith that Mrs. Chapman nnd her two rhlldren are now with the Savior, wo can look forward to the time when there shall he no more death, hut n fulness of life and joy in tho Kingdom of God our Savior. Wo need hardly Hay that Mr. Chapman and the living child have the sinccrcst sympathy nnd love of nil who know them, In this sorrow Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated of their lives. Tho funeral services EYES EXAM INED were conducted nt tho Congrogntlonul church yesterday nftornoon by the pnstor, assisted by tho Enstcrn Star, o f which sho was n member. Henry McLaulin, Jr. REPORTER. OPT. D. The man who swears because he OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Miss flrnclelu Martin lllvero. dnugh thinks It Is smart isn’t smart enough ter of the Cuban minister to U exU » 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, Flo. who Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ihomm to road tho disgust in tho faces o f WE GRIND OUR OWN LBNBB hoso he is talking to. N. Bnnsdell, la Washington. EycH Tested Glasses Fitted lV’ d •' We Appreciate Your Ilusincss Lenses Duplicated ■"j —“T! Electric Heaters Edison Mazda Lamps $8.50 r : 1$10.00 GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY Firsts and Guaranteed Write us Gasoline from visible pump. Accuruto measure. Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLO RID A Oils and Greases Employment Bureau We give tirkets with each .purchase, good for 5 per cent in trade Tho Vocational Committee of the Bus­ Phone -181-J iness nnd Professional Woman's Club requests nil young w w icn desiring employment to roglstor nt tho First Nntlonal Hank, nnd business men re­ 105 Palmetto Are. Sanford, Fin, using help to consult roglstor. F. P. RINES SAN FO 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 1018 W at First Streat OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE J • ' -* * ’ i Opp. Postoffice far the hath, bedroom nnd Nursery ■ : ' Z it Electric Irons 30x3 for... Ii HI,:!L Optometrist-Optician A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y and H O T-PO IN T Fidelity Tires !1!1 1 ■; T -jv' v.U« S..... . l i ■ i Id I TOM MOORE Frames Repaired For Hrlglitcr Light > If]., . NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ar­ R K N IM A I, R E P A IR IN G rived, fresh carload o f that good old Old Ford Garage reliable KEYSTONE LIME. Nutr West First St. sed. Telephone 135. Phono us your Phone No. 117-W wants. They will have our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ pany. Service, quality, price. 22H-2tc Post cards— locnl views— lc each at come to tho Herald office. Piano Owners, Notice! i it I represent progrosslvo, modern In­ surance old-lino companies and am prompt in rondoring you export serv­ ice in securing fur you just wlint you want In lifo insurance on tho plan suited to your presont nnd future need. Endowment, monthly Income plans, and nutomobilu nnd fire In­ surance. Writo or phono mo to call. W. J. TH IG PEN. [COTTON: ggSMi i; Kindly start a Saving’s Account in his name with the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ ing on Christmas eve. S t * * * * * Mrs. Redpath, of Sanford, spent Inst week with Mrs. Emma Reed. Andrew Carnegie advised every Mrs. Geiger ami children, of New young man to go in debt. Smyrna, spent Sunday with Mr. nnd But he was careful to add j that Mrs. Sipps. the safest, wisest way to do it was Pauline Geiger, of Orlando, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. to buy a home. Buying a homo compels thrift in George Geiger. Mr, and Mrs. T. W, Prevatt spent a pleasurable way. Sunday at Osteen with Mrs. J. M. Owning one's home is life exten­ Littler. sion insurance. Fred MeFarlnne arrived homo from There would lie a few poorhouses Arcadia Thursday and was also shop­ in the world if every,man realized the vital Importance nnd economy of ping in Sanford Tuesday. Mrs. C. J. Jacobs ami three daugh­ buying n home. ters, Josie, Celia and Birdie, of ChuIn this one respect savages are luota, spent Friday with Mrs. J. M. wiser than many civilized folks. Prevatt and Mrs. E. 11. Kilbe. Every Indian with a family owned II. L. Kenriek, superintendent o f his own wigwam, every Eskimo the Osceola Cypress Mill was hero father builds himself a house of ice, on business Wednesday. even the wandering Arab o f the The community club will hold a ba­ desert carries with him his tentzaar on Friday, December ldtli, after­ home nnd bis funiture, of which he noon and evening. is proud, nnd to which he is deeply Mrs. Tom McClain was taken to tho attached, Fernnld-Laughton hospital Tuesday You would hesitate to wear rent­ where she underwent an operation. ed clothes; hut when you think of it, Jack Wicks, who has been confined to live in a rented house is almost to his bed for five weeks, is improv­ ns unnatural. Men and women like ing very slowly. to own the intimate things that sur­ Mr. Thetford, of Sanford, was here round their daily lives. on business Tuesday. lie was on his You would hesitate to drive— way to Melbourn. month in and month out— a rented Mrs, Grover Lefiles and sou and motor car; yet whenyyou think of Miss Alexia Moos spent Monday in it. to live in a rented house is almost Sanford shopping. E. II. Kilbe and Endor Curlutt were as unbusinoss like I f it pays another to own the house you live in Sanford Tuesday attending tho in, it would certainly pay you to own meeting of the county commission­ ers. your own. Mrs. J. M. Prevail has been very House ownership means: ill with stomach trouble. Imiepcndnnce. P. N. Wakefield was a visitor in Pride Sanford Tuesday. Stability. wise investment IN MEMOItlAM Insurance against old age. Better standing with hankers nnd Toressn Lundrignn Chapman, wife business men. of Ralph Chapman, of Sanford, Fin., A motive for thrift. Greater pence in mind and bodily whs liorn at Bradford, Pa., on the fourteenth day of April, 1892. She comfort. was married on the twelfth day of Au­ Better citizenship. gust, 1910, and nt once came to San­ And—prchnps greatest of all— a ford, where they have made their permanent haven for your children, homo. Of this marriage were horn where they can grow to manhood and three children. The first, a boy, who womanhood, with fresh air and beau­ lived hut a few days, the second a girt tiful scenery around them. I* rum now two years of age, nnd the third Lake "Conics." child horn at the time of this, her last _ Dear Santa Claus:— W H Y HUY A HOME? Longue. Board of Missions presented report numbor, giving 76 missions In tho Florida Conference. Hereafter nil applications for aid will bo granted only upon recommendation o f tho Quarterly Conference. This board roconimonda for appointment Irn S. Pat­ * I. vs m If if H: �■.■■■. - . . -i* i l-rt. K. THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12,1921 paokfour NEWSPAPERS CAN REMEDY Sonator Tom Watson docs not want CONDITIONS? anyone to look at him. A o army officer looked at him during tho You can remody certain conditions hearings the other day and Tom with tho Chief, said a friend to us tho threatened to slap his face. They other tiny. Porhnps so, hut did you Hy a Sanford Celery-Fed should have let him do it. Slapping over stop to think that it is not alto­ Man ______ m u i a m ___________ tho officer’s face would no doubt gether tho province of a newspaper to R* J* HOLLY .......................Editor nave cured Tom of much o f his bo remedying conditions nil the timo. m r j i * j ici m (n H a N. J. LILLARD....8ccrctnrjr-TrenBurcr peevishness fo r the rc3t o f his life. Tho first duty o f a newspaper is to 9< A. NEEL--------General Manager ----------- o----------------------------------------------- — ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------givo tho nows honestly nnd fairly. I f Literary Digest Is wondering why SOUTH IS T H E HOME-OWNING C. L. IR W IN Marshal Foch has gained ten pounds comiltons. are not what they should CTHOULATIOH MAWtOEH SECTION OK T H E U. S. in weight sinco coming to tho United he it is no moro the duty o f the edi­ Phone 148 up to G P. M. States. No, it isn't tho weight of his tor to pry up hades and put a chunk aAwrtlilng B«t>» Mada Kaourn oa AppUoatloa Florida is eleventh in tho percent­ medals. He gained his weight hy do- under the corner that it is yours. Tho ■ubaorlpltoa Prloa la Advaaca age of homes owned debt-free, accord­ Yaap . . . . . . . . . . . . a . .fd .00 news in a newspaper reflects tho com­ grecs. ing to the report of tho census bureau, v l Kaathi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 munity doings as a mirror reflects D«llT«r«d la Cttf bjr Carrier Pea Waafc .......................................... 11 Cunt* with 77.1 per cent. sTho whole South your face. If the mirror shows wrin­ The picture o f Forest Lake in the Tha bit I*, t* IB-pata 'Waaklr Harold to- makes n creditable showing in this re­ Herald struck mo that tho now com­ kles in your face you do not blame ttrel? eerara lamloola County and la pnbltahad port, which is a good barometer by Ita ry Friday. AdaartUInt ratal made knava missioner looked llko Chnrloy Chap­ the mirror hut try to massage out a aa application. Damarratlo In palllloa. P .M which tho progress of the section may tho wrinkle. If you sec something In lin. i par yaar. alwaya In adranoa.__________________ be judged. In their order tho South­ the paper that is not beneficial to tho Mem Iter of The Associated Press ern states ares" North Carolina sec­ “ Disarmament' IJegins at Homo'’ town, don’t blame the editor for tell­ ond, with 82.0 per cent; Virginin fifth shrieked tiie Sanford Herald tho other ing the news but see to it that noth­ with 70.4 per cent, tying with Louis­ evening in an editorial. Yes, sir, mnko ing of a detrimental naturo trans­ iana; Tennessee seventh, with 78.8 per, fchrlstmns wonthcr. w*^° scr,,P R '° rolling: pin and flat pires. In other words smooth out tile cent; South Cnrolinn eighth, w ith] wrinkles in conditions.— Winter Hav­ iron. weather ami ornngo 78.0 per cent; Georgia ninth, with Lettuce en Chief. 78.2 per cent, and Kentucky tenth, weather.Won’t some one please givo the edi­ with 77.8 per cent. Florida la elevonNO TICE! tor a turkey nnd place it on tho Com­ N ow let everybody got busy and tij. Mississippi is twelfth, Alabama munity Christmas treo ns ho 1ms sug­ fifteenth, Arkansas sixteenth and Tex­ pull for a big season. Tho regular annual meeting o f tho gested? If lie furnishes t)iu Holly as seventeenth. stockholders o f the Sanford Iiuildlng ----------- o------------, for the treo the pcoplo ought to como These figures^establish the fact tho During all this pence talk Germany & Loan Association o f Snnford, Fla., across with the turk. South is the home-owning section of 1b calm, but not coll. clod. . w ill he held in accordance with its by­ the United States. Tho report is n ----------- o -------Tho worst fenturo o f a now bnby is laws in the office o f tho Asoclntion, sign tho country south of tho Mason108 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, Flori­ h |k > Famine controls Husain. This is an its fnthor’s singing. Dixon line is prospering, nnd that its authority that America recognizes. da, on Saturday, January 14, 1922, nt people nro hero to stny. No com­ am . ----------- 0----------With corn out West soiling at 17 7:30 p. ni., for tho purpose o f electing %V munity or section can figure on con­ Tho striking Chicago meat-cutters cents per bushel it is like casting a hoard o f directors to serve for tho tinued growth when its residents nre arc putting tho "dust" into industry. ensuing year, and for tho transaction pearls before swino. not permanent, for tho tendency of the o f any other business that may prop­ ----------- 0----------non-home-owning tribe is shiftless­ erly come before tho meeting. Tho disarmament conference should Thought for the Day ness, here today and somewhere else Invito the Chicago packers to a sent A . P. C O NNE LLY, Angling is somewhat like poetry, tomorrow. On the other hand, the Secretary. in its dchllcrntions. men must he horn so.— Isaak Walton. 12-oaw-4w spirit of permanocy is found nmong ------ 1----o----------the home-owning clans. When a man Tex Rickard has gone busted. Ho NOTICE TO FARM E RS— Just ar­ Some men who rise suddenly in |builds a home it is reasonable to eon knows now how the Frenchman felt world affairs forget to tnko a para­ rived, fresh carload o f that good old cludo he has decided to settle down reliable K EYSTO N E LIM E. Nuff to ho down nnd out. chute with them, nnd lend his influence to the develop­ ----------- o----------sod. Telephone 135. Phono us your ment of the environment about him. wants. They will have our usual Sanford lias the goods and all we A Diplomat There are other reasons, however, why need is the proper salesman to sell An Irishman who was working on prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ the South loads in tho percentage of pany. Servico, quality, price. 223-2tc Sanford to tho world. homes owned debt-free. The Houston the A. C. L. was run down hy n train t one day nnd literally cut to pieces. I’ost points out n few of these: I f tho strike at Chicago continues, “ It is notable that the most popu­ The other section hands picked up nnd worse comes to worse, wo may he lous states, and those which nre es­ what there was left of him that the obliged to cat Florida beef. pecially noted as manufacturing wheels o f the train hndn’t carried -----------o----------states, nre far down in the list. New iway, hut in a rough wooden box nnd Harding advises to keep our hands York is forty-fourth, Massachusetts is leputed one of their number to take off the European situation, hut wo forty-seventh and New Jersey is for his "remains” homo and break tho sad tv-ninth news ns gently as might bo possible. liavo our feet in it, anyway. ‘ "This Showing is perhaps surprisThc I'mlwuiry arrived in duo course Lena Clarke has been taken to ing to many, yet the South's leader-, with tho 1,ox otl 1,ifl "houltlcr, knocked Chattahoochee, hut Johnny J. Jones' ship in this particular is not difficult Ht tho ,,oor m" 1 “ sk‘,<l: Is tIT wlddy McGinniss livin’ show in in winter quarters there. o f explanation. For ono tiling, tho V here?" -----------o----------homo-owning instinct has been allow­ "Pm Mrs. McGinncss,” said tho They could settle the affairs at ed larger play in the South. This sec­ that Washington conference if they tion lias not yielded to modern ten­ woman who opened tho door "but I ’m would inject a Santa-clause into the dencies in residential matters as have no wlddy. Me husbnnd is a wur-kla’ pact. some others. In the older Southern on th’ railroad.” "Y e r a liar, 1 lmvo 'im hero in th’ stales, home life if nearer wluit it was The churches of Miami have voted in other days, and tho older, establish­ box," said the diplomat ns lie threw it for law enforcement. That is nil very ed families are holding their homes. down en the door step ami departed. TRUCK | Only 12 more Days till Xmas Wo will not say "Do Your Christmas Shopping Early." Too many have said it before and it is al­ most a joke. But wo can say without fear of jok­ ing or contradiction that if you have been saving your money through our plan that doing your Christmas shopping will cause you no fenr because you will have that nest egg from which to draw. — IN SHOPPING A N I) IN E V E R Y D A Y LIFE — It comes to you with full force that you havo not been saving as you should. There is nothing gives you so much independence ns a Bank Account. Come in and lot us tell you about it. Christmas b rin g s it home to you with full force. S ■ Peoples Bank I o f Sanford NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ar­ NOTICE rived, fresh carlond of that good old reliable K EYSTO NE LIM E. Nuff The regular annual meeting of tho sod. Telephone 135. Phono us your stockholders o f tho First National wnntfl. They will lmvo our usual Bank of Snnford, Florida, will l c held prompt attention.— IIII1 Lumber Com­ pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc in accordance with its By-laws, in th0 offices o f tho hank on Tuesday, j #nu. NOTICE! G. I. A. meeting Tuesday, Decem­ b e r '13. Election of officers. A ll members requested to ho present.— President. 223-2tp Buy it with a Flernld Want Ad. ary 10th, 1922, at 10 o’clock a. m. tor the purpose o f electing n hoard of dj. rectors to sorvo for the ensuing year nnd for tho transaction of any other business that mny properly como bofore tho meeting. 11-9-oaw-Gtc B. F. WHITNER, Cashier. | Have You Ever Heard of a | I Christmas Joy-Box? f Well hut tiie place to vote for law "The habit of renting is not nearly enforcement is nt the polls. so prevalent in the South as in the North. The people put a larger pro­ A ronl estate man at Eustis has the portion of their savings into homes jaw bone o f n mastodon in his display thnn into savings hanks. There are window nnd says that elephants once not so many large cities, and homeroamed over Florida. Not the G, O. owning is easier for the people in the P. elephant, til least. moderate sized cities nnd towns thnn it is in the great cities where proper­ ■---------- o----------Bob t Holly, editor of tho Sanford ty values are beyond the reach of the Herald, says he is looking for a little average wage earner." All the census reports have shown justice to bo dispensed in 1922 or wo nro going to get into somo fix ufler that tiie South has forged ahead, while Jill the miscarriages in that line in some of tiie other states lmvo stood 1921,— Lakeland Star. still or retrograded, and somo hnvo -----------o---------- moved forward with tiie South, hut Young hoys are getting booze none so forward in home-owning. The in Sanford as usual. Saw another South lias reason to lie ptoud of its on tho streets Saturday night so record, which is especially splendid in drunk he could hardly walk. Some­ comparison with tho records o f other body is selling liquor to these young- sections, and Florida is justified in puffing out its chest a hit, being one stores. Whnt about it ? of tiie youngest states in tiie Union. -----------o ---------F ifty Tampa manufacturers have NEW COM PANY M AY applied for space at tho coming South Floridn fair. Didn’t know wo made IM PROVE W A T E R W A Y Hint many different things hero, did you?— Tribune. And not taking Into On reliable authority it is learned account ono commodity mndo about that serious efforts are being mndo steen thousnnd ways. to take up the matter of,providing -----------o-----------inland water route for the East Const The story in circulation that the towns between Jacksonville nnd M i­ East Coast Railway is to spend $L- ami, on a charter having been grant­ 000,000 in enlarging tho tailrond ed hy tho secretary o f state to John shops nt New Hmyrnn is denied for Wcscott, Harry Gailiard, James M. the 99th time hy the East Const Colee, all of St. Johns county many officials at St. Augustine.— Tltusvilio years ngo. Advocate. It is not lonrod whether the plans New Shiyrnn simply put her lint are to revive the ancient packet line on wrong. The shops will he located which went out of business years ago nt Okeechobee City when they nro or whether an entirely new equipment located. Follow tho crowd to Okco- and management will he submitted. cliobeo City. The capital stock of tho company Is $100,000 and the name is the Florida Const Line Canal ami Transportation Company. Tiie charter wns refiled \ N E W P U R IT Y S with the secretary o f stnte October 4 o f this year, ” CROSS PRODU CTS Tho first work of tiie company will ■ bo to provide a sufficient depth o f Fig Pudding, * water through canals ami on the MnDato Pudding, * tanzas, Hallifax, Hillsboro and Indian Plum Pudding g Chocolate Fudge Pudding. ■ rivers; then will follow the starting Lobster Salad £ of boats of sufficient draft to operate Chill Concnrno ® in the depth provided and Inrge Creamed Finnan I laddie « enough to make the carrying o f Deviled Chicken ® freight and pnssengers profitable. Time this inn guru lion of water Creamed Spaghetti with Cheese & routes would be welcomed by all the tuwns( on the route is known he fora hand. There will he advantages o f­ fered o f great valued-hen tho towns Phones 497-494 nro given transportation by rail ns W E I.A K A BLOCK well as by water. Many shipments of freight can he angle profitable hy u 5 Deane Turner A fool is the lust man to see his own mistakes. When a woman has pieces of cloth good for nothing else she makes them into towels for tho guest room. Every place 1 go and especially among the ladies 1 hear so much about "my operation." Honestly it gets on one’s nerves. I suggest that all those men and women who have had opera­ tions form an exclusive organization among themselves and call it "The Or­ gan Recital.” It will relieve the rest o f us o f much embarrnssment and lack ❖T of conversation. pneket line such ns groceries, feed, furniture, hardware, lumber ami all f orts o f imperishable articles. The citizens would certainly pat­ ronize such a line to u considerable degree for the shipments in many eases nre not rush shipments, while the lower rates on water would he attractive. It is believed in many circles that such a lino would he profitable from the start. Many pnssnngcrs, tourists «nd others who do not travel in haste hut who desire to see the waters of the state and take n leisurely trip in the winter months, ns v/ell ns those who travel in order to rest will find such a line to their liking. New I'myrnn would profit from such a line. There was much ship­ ping on the old line though o f course the shlppmonts by water were noth­ ing like so Inrge lis those made by rail. The innguratlon o f such a line might in time have ti depressing effect on the rates by rail as much hr the competition would in time he formidable. That the inland water route weuld take the place o f deep water here is not suggested.' Deep water would mean a thousnnd advantages while the Inland water route would menu a hundred. Rut while tho deep) water plans nre Mill "coming", it is cheer­ ing to seoj plans for an inland route started. -—New Smyrna News. In choosing father’s present make it ns light oil him ns (possible,— Chamborshurg (P a.) Public Opinion -----------o----------The trouble is that in rending about the nrnis parley you get more (lope thnn hope.— Evansville Courior, A CHRISTM AS JOY BOX can be the size o f a half-pound candy box, or it may be as largo as the largest wooden Dry Goods Box you ever saw. Tho size depends on what YOU are W IL L ING to put IN TO it. Each JOY-BOX should have some candy, nuts, cookies, fruit and other goodies— a Christmas toy or two— a doll if it is fo r a girl— or a jack knife or top or baseball if it is for a boy— a new ribbon or two, handkerchief, stockings or a new tie, etc., if for a boy, and a little money for the hoy or girl to spend as T H E Y may choose. TH E CHIL* DHEN’S HOME SOCIETY OF FLO ItIDA, invites E V E R Y man, woman nnd child and every SCHOOL, SUND A Y SCHOOL, CHURCH, LODGE, YOUNG PEO PLES’ SOCIETY, WOM A N ’S CLUB, LA D IE S ' A ID SOCIETY , or OTHER organization in the State of Florida, to get up a JOYBOX for E V E R Y Homeless Orphan and Needy Child in our Stnte. W e want euough IN D IV ID U A L JOYBOXES for every one of tiie little ones in our Three Homes in Jacksonvilla and Pensacola, and then we want to ask for some larger F A M IL Y JOYi_ BOXES— filled with children’s clothmg olevery kind, shape and size, tints, caps, shoes, sweaters, underwear, stockings, ribbons, ties,handkerchiefs, etc., any quantity of jellies, preserves, syrup, honey, meats, staple groceries, chickens, fruits, vegetables, nuts, etc. We can use A N Y T H IN G that children from, tiny wee babies on JO*— can EAT, W EAR or ENJOY. All JOY-BOXES, big or small, should he sent to our Children's Homes either at 1944 Riverside Avenue, Jacksonvi le, or to our West Florida Branch Home at Seventh Ave. and Jordan Stieots, I cnsacola. We have had over 1R00 little homeless, orphan nnd needy children come under our care and attention A L R E A D Y TH IS year and about FOUR NEW children on an average are referred to us EACH DAY, so you can see that we can use an ENDLESS Q U A N T IT Y of JoyBoxes— big and small. mul T IIIN K of how good it would make YOU feel to get such a JOY-BOX for Christmas— and then just IM AG IN E how happy ono of our poor little homeless kiddies would feel. In addition to Joy-Boxes we have OTHER G R E A T NEEDS. They are e,(l.\in‘ly important. One is more good F A M IL Y HOMES for our homeless children thc other is MORE M ONEY to keep our great work going W E P LE A D E A R N E S T L Y for BOTH. 8 g \\on t ^ OU make YOUR OWN Christmas Happy— by sending us a i T i A i i <>1<*L1 RIGHT NOW before you forget, or take one o f our n iii.iiin lr .. youngsters in and give it a good home, or send us or get un a CHRISTMAS JOY-BOX or a B A R R E L for our Big Family of little i ntPo “ lu n a tes— P L E A S E OH The Children’s Home Society of Florida “ F L O R ID A ’S G R EATE ST C H A R IT Y ” State Hdqrs., 428 St. James, Bldg. Jacksonville, Fla. JudKf A. II. linker, l ’ren. II. V . Covlafftoa, Train. Mtiacus C. Faffs, Stale Sup. Y *f ♦*♦ y A A £ . \ Y *♦* y y *♦* \ V V y ♦♦♦ A I *♦! A JL I Y ♦♦♦ y y A JL { V V y A A A �ft ft ’yt'? V?W V D AILY HI Little Happe alnge Mention of Hatters In Brief Personal Items of Interest In and A bout dt> The City dt MICKIE SAYS Summary or the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged Tor Herald Readers ----------- ** For Florida: Fair tonight and Tuesday; warmer In extreme southeast portion tonight. to fa Pa ^ to Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Our merchants have the finest holiday stocks that they 'have ever shown in Sanford. Buy your Christ­ mas goods In Sanford. The Forme:s Ex< hange precooling plant on Beardall avenue is assuming proportions o f a big building and will be one o f the greatest assets to the farming gnmo hero that Sanford has ever obtained. Pa Pa Pi Pa Pa Pa Pa to Pa Pa Pa m W. L. Morgan was homo for tiltweek end and his many friends were giving him n warm welcome. Mr. Morgan hns recently built a fine homo on Park avenue nml says that Snnford is the renl place to live PAGE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiin iiH iiiiiN iH m P i . iiiiiiiiiin iiu iiiiiiiiiiiN i " t o W W G tu NUtMGa " t o w I W a FIU. UP *TVV PAPE*;'V1WEU NU* b o s s vioz. Ruvivitw* m etfteLrt, WORRMlW BECUZ. *fUEM UIUZUY ROOWV FERV4HAY UA.D NO GO Iki^ I £TEMPERATURE : “ 1 * i ua ** ^ 1 *a na Pu to to to to to to to * ' *** Sanford stores arc taking on that P"! Christmas air. Pa Pa Mrs. J. E. Snyder, o f Chuluotn, was Pa among the visitors to the city today. Pa The Star Theatre has n fine pro­ gram this week. Watch the program published every day in the Daily Herald. t it wuficr u p s ctecoue o p vru' ETHE WEATHER E na pa pa pa MONDAY, DECI Ott-PASWIOWED GUN VIWO USEOl to to to to to to to to w ■! - ■- ______ Now we aro having some weather. Sun is shining in the real old Florida way again and there is a tang of " inter in the air that makes one feel like going into the stores and buying Christmas gifts. This is Florida. Let the good work of boosting the trade of Sanford go forward and while boosting the trade forget to boost the prices and Sanford will bo the trading center of the stnto. Lot this week be the biggest week in tho history of Sanford in the shopping line. The bulb is at 70 says our weather shark and wo believe him altlio it was certainly cold Inst night. Pa Pa to Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa o u v% to Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa W ere you one o f the Ladies that ordered Collar Bags, the real nice kind, for H IM last year? Remember I couldn't fill that order be­ cause I couldn’t find them in Sanford? W ell they are here this year and I can fill A L L the orders this trip and I know they are the V E R Y NICEST kind because I will get them from — "pC PP* AD * Pa Pa e f iA P i£ ? Pa So annua Pa Pa their season’s crop on the prevailing Pa 5:lo A. M. DEC. 12, 1021 Pa low market. The reduced rate includes deliveries Maximum ................... 70 to at Jacksonville to connecting water Minimum.................... .;<> to and rail lines on shipments destined to Iinngo ....................... ' 52 Pa points north. Barometer ................. 29.93 to South, clear. pu CHRISTM AS STATIO NER Y, Pa POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC. i M i m i t i i m i a i u n n n are large and will ho up to date in every particular to take enro o f the needs of home pcoplo and tho winter visitors. Miss Ruby Spoil of Titusville lias arrived in tho city and taken a position with the Herald Printing Co., ns linotype operator. M ibb Spell is comfortably located at the Temple Home and the Herald wishes to say that the Temple Home is one of the I Slates Attorney George A. De fnest institutions of the kind in tho Coltcs lias finished up with the tcarrn state and great benefit to tho business o f Circuit Coart for Volusia county firms of Sanford who want good Hoi 1- j homes for their employees at very ami will be home now for the holl-| days lie made a good record for the reasonable rates term and has tho respect and esteem of the people of that county for his ( REDUCTION IN RATES ON CITgond work as states attorney. ECS FRUITS Every day Is shopping day in San­ ford now anil the streets were filled with cars and shoppers from early morn till Into at night. It would bo a good tiling to keep the stores open nights during the holidays. .‘1 Everything in the holidny lino in stationery, post cardif, engraved Christmas and New Year’s cards, stamps and stickers, etc., at tho Her­ ald office. One of the finest and most complcto lines ever brought to San­ ford. Open every night until Christ­ inas. Visiting1Railroad Officials to Make Trip Thru State "r# f s r a /tf m a r /S 0 /m /? r ) iL S a n fo rd , F la . METHODIST BAZAAR WAS GREAT SUCCESS The Methodist bazaar Suturdny in the store rooms on First street was a great success in every way. And tho supper—well, it was grtmt. Tho edi­ tor of the Herald says so because hu ate two chicken suppers and when ho went to pay for it the ladies would not take any money. Those Metho­ dist Indies know that preachers and editors like chiekcn. NOTICE FOR SALE N E W TW O -STO RY HOUSE, N E A R L Y F IN ­ ISHED. E A S Y TERM S Other Bargains in Real Estate A. P . C onnelly Olfieials of a number o f railroads operating into Florida will bo the guests here of local transportation Sale Bankruptcy Stock men when the visitors come to start a Notice is hereby given that under­ state tour which will begin hero Mon­ signed, trustee in the matter of S. day. The occasion for the visit is a Benjamin, trading and doing business trip of inspection during which tho as S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will vslting officials will make a close on Thursday, December 15th,' 1921, at study of the physical condition of the corner o f First street and Pal­ The Miumi Steamship Company, op­ If the Sanford Band plays every Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ml taken for less than Florida rail lines. metto Ave., Hanford, Flordn, between erating steamers between Miami and Thursday night as per schedule it 25 cents, nnd positively no classified nils charged to unyoiic. Cash Tho visiting officials will include tile hours o f It) a. lit, and 11 a. in. re­ would be a good thlsg to piny on the Jacksonville, lias announced that a must accompany all orders. Count five words to 11 line mill remit ac­ tin* following: ceive bids of the lease covering store street and have all the stores open on 1 eduction of fifty per cent in freight cordingly. W. J. Crag, passenger traffic man­ rooms Nos. 301 nnd 303, in the City Thursday nights and make It a rates on grapefruit, oranges, limes, to­ ager, Atlantic Const Line, Wilming­ o f Hanford, Scminqlc County, State of “ shopper’s night” as well ns a night matoes, egg plants and avocados from ton, N. W. A. Russell, passenger Florida. FOR RENT— Furnished flat with gn» for the band concert. Plenty of music, Miami to Jacksonville will become traffic manager, Louisville & Nash­ FOR SALE rage, 911 Myrtlo Ave. 223-tfo Tlie right is reserved to reject any I ig crowds attracted to Sanford at effective December U and continue ville railroad, Louisville, Ky.j F. \V. and all bids. Highest bid subject to FOR S A LE — Oranges packed for FOR RENT— Two furnished rooms. until February 28, 1922. The now night means more business. |Conner, passenger traffic mnn.tger; approval. Inquire 009 Palmetto ave. 219-Otp Christmas, Mrs. A. Vaughn, phono rate will be 15 per cent standard crute ] Pennsylvania System, Pittsburgh; W. CLARENCE V. M AHONEY, 323-J. 223-Dtp The Rod and Gun Club building on mid the reduction was decided upon W. Rclmnlsoit, passenger traffic man­ FOR RENT— Rooms and kilchennttos, 224-4 tc Trustee. BUY A LOT in Lane’s sub-division, I he lake shore is being erected rapid­ for the purpose of co-operating with ager, Pennsylvania System, St. Louis; Shirley Apt., opp. P. O. 22l)-20tp $25.00 cash balance $10.00 per ly and will ho ready for occupancy in growers and shippers in tho territory W, L, Light foot, general passenger NOTICE TO FARMERS— Just ar­ [FO R R EN T— Furnished rooms, v.ith time for the tourists who will visit ’ served by the line in order that they agent, N. A St, L, railroad, Nash­ rived, fresh carload of that good old month.— E. F. Lane, The Real Estate or without hoard. 503 West Third Man. 1,18-fltp Sanford this Spring. The buildings' might handle more advantageously ville, Term.; F. J. Robinson, general reliable KEYSTONE LIME. Nuff Street. 220-Gtc passenger agent, Central o f Georgia sed. Telephone 135. Phono us your j FOR S A LE — 5 room bungalow, price APARTM ENT FOR R EN T— Ono $2,000; $500 cash, balance, easy railroad, Savannah, Gn. wants. They will have our usual apartment consisting of two largo terms; 5-room bungalow on corner lot Acting as hosts on the tour will be prompt attention.— Hill Luinbor Com­ rooms, well furnished, gas for cook­ the following local transportation pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc price $3,750, easy terms,— E, F. Lane, ing, electric lights, running water. The Real Estate Man. 221-ltp men: Adults apply 300 French Avenue, cor­ P. J. Saunders, vice-president and FOR S A LE — Ford with neat truck ner of Third street. 224-Gtc general ntnnagcr o f the Peninsular A body on, in good condition, $150. 819 I f you don’t see your West Third street, Holly Ave. 221-Otp Occidental Steamship Company; J. D. W A N T E D _______ Rahner, general passenger agent, Flo­ FOR S A LE — Eight room House with rdn East Const; A . W. Frltol, division hath. Immediate possession. Small W AN TE D —300 laborers for paving passenger agent, Atlantic Const Lino; and sower work in tliu City of Day­ payment down, long tiniu on balance. W. D. Stark, distret passenger agent, tona, Flu. Lowest wages 15 cents per See Lnno or address Hox 782, Day­ Atlantic Const Line; A. Rice King, hour for ten hours daily. Pay in cash tona, Fla, 199’-Tu-Snt-4w Florida passenger agent, Nashville, every Saturday. Work will liiHt from FOR S A L E —One Florence Automat­ six to eight months.— Atlantic HithuChattanooga & St. Lous Line; II. C. T n o U l ’ g h o \ V W in d o W S . ic 3-burnor oil stove with nmnto) Bretnoy, Florida passenger agent,1 lithic Co., Day tuna, Fin., 222-Gtc and oven. Call 415-W. 204-tfc Louisville & Nashville, and R. C. COmG ill RTld l o o k a i ’OUIHl W AN TE D — Customers for fresh milk, FOR S ALE - -Ono Daisy churn. Call Burge, Florida passenger agent, Cen­ morning und evening deliveries.— R. 204-tfc tral o f Georgia.—Times-Union, — we have Something 415- \V. L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu FOR S A LE — Two story business 204-tfc building. Apply to tho ownor, Klein NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just a r. fo r all o f the family. Aros, 805 Oth St. 205-tfc I M I P N I P P P i n M I P l I rived, fresh carload of that good old reliable KEYSTONE LIME. Nuff FOR S A LE — Choice oranges und sod. Telephone 135. Phono us your grapefruit for Christmas, $2.00 per wants. They will have our usual box F. O. B, Osteen. Cush with order. prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ — F. N. Purdy, Osteen, Fin. 221-12tp pany. Service, qunlity, price. 223-2tc Mnltc it 11 FOR SALE OR RENT— 8-roomud Lnrgo mnuufnrtiirlng company, man­ house, to ll Oak avo. Phono 2H3-J. ufacturing potato barrels, wish to es­ 218-tfc tablish branch warehouse in Sanford and desire branch manager wHo can FOR SALE CH E AP— Gas range nnd invest $1,900.09. Address, P. O. Box wood range, 1011 Oak ave. Phono 2594, Jacksonville, Florida. 283-J. 218-tfc C L A S S IF IE D A D S CHRISTMAS PRESENTS The Family’s Xmas Gift THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. LEXINGTON WANTED N o tice To F a rm e rs or Hupmobile Open and Closed Models in Stock Fresh Carload o f that Good Old Reliable A number of Rood used cars at prices und ternia to auit KEYSTONE LIME B. & 0. Motor Co. N uff Sed me " i r o r - O n u room, also garage. DISTRIBUTORS Phone uh your wants Telephone 135 They will have our usual prompt attention ■ [ .Hill Lum ber Co. SERVICE Q U A L IT Y PRICE .i BfatA fell ; J '* i l * U S ' .... to Pa Pa Pa Pa pn m lot W A N TE D —Good 1921 Ford touring car; will pay cash for host offor submitted. H. 11., Box, 548. 224-3to W A IT E D — Boarders. I Imvo rented tho 12 room boarding houno, GD9 Laurel avonuo, tho wnlls newly paper­ ed and painted nnd everything nlco, good homo cooking and something furnished kod good to eat.— Mrs. Riddling, 000 110 Laurel Ave. Lnurol Ave. 223-2tp 109-tfc FOR R EN T— 2 furnished bed rooms. Phone 437-W, comer Elm & Third Streot. 105-tfc FORTTEASE— A nice cottage, 6 .ooms, wolf located. Must have ono year’s rent in advance.— J. E. Spurling. 223-2tc i Sun ford to FOR R E N T J iih I Arrived 209 Park Avenue. •m FOR R ENT— Bed room, 311 Park avonue. 178-tfc FOR RENT— Two furnished Led rooms, Oil Park Avo. 212-tfc FOR RENT— Furnished room,, 411 Park uvotiuu. 220-Gtp FOR R EN T— Light housekeeping rooms, 200 Park Avo. 2 Ill-dtp r— Apnrtmont, 1020 East Second street, 220-ltp ... t;u, .'it. LOST LOST— G olf bag,""con­ taining sticks and the barrel o f a gun, Satur­ day afternoon. Reward if returned to Philip R. Andrew, Celery Avenue. 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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>, December 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/e95153467c2c310cc545fe42c335af0c.pdf 301844fb9661d929e71e89cb3505725a PDF Text Text Sanford THB “City Snbstantial" Daily IN TH E H E A R T OP TH E W O R LD ’S G REATEST V O LU M E D Former Board o f E x­ perts Discontinued in Favor o f New One “COMMITTEE OF 15” g ates VEG ETAB LE SECTION S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , D EC EM B ER 13,1921 NEW COMMITTEE APPOINTED WILL FORCE THE ISSUE ON THE NAVY AGREEMENT in c l u d in g Sanford THB “City Substantial” plenary N U M B E R 225 FOUR POWER TREATY PROMISED BIG FIGHT BY IRRECONCILABLES Veteran Snagboat Ordered Sold LEG ISLATO RE ACCEPTS RESIGNATION PRES. IIE IIIIE R A r .U I J T lie A a a n e ln lrd I 'r r a a ) T R IA L OF MRS. K IR B Y IIKCilNS IN M IC H K fAN ( I l y T h r A *B <trlntr<l I ’ re a a ) G U A TE M ALA CITY, Doc. 13.— Th0 legislative assembly yesterday accept­ ed the resignation o f President Car­ los Herrera, whose administration was overthrown in a revolution last week. A D R IA N , Mich., Dec. 13.— Tho trial of Mrs. Mnttiu Kirby, prominent tem­ perance workor o f Hudson, Mich., on u chnrgo of murdering nn infant born to hor unmarried daughter Alice, last July 4, was sent to begin hero today. d ele­ A N D C IV IL A N D N A ­ V A L EXPERTS W ASH ING TO N, Dec. 13.— Now ma­ chinery to expedinto final action on naval limitation agreements was set up yesterday by tho arms conference. A t tho suggestion of tho American group, the formor committco of ex­ perts was "scrapped” in favor o f a "committee o f fifteen " including both plenary delegates and civil nnd naval experts of tho fivo powers. The whole subject of nnvul limitations in­ cluding tho cornorstono ” 5-5-3" ratio was turned over to tho new committco to lie put in final shnpo for tho confer­ ence. Meanwhile, it became known that the Japnneso delegation had received instructions from Tokio regarding the "5-5-3” ratio. Tho naturo of tho com­ munication was not disclosed. There were many indications, however, that it marked a long stride toward final achievement of tho vital point in tho naval limitation project. The “ committee o f fifteen" was de­ scribed by n Ilritish spokesman as a means to "short circuit’ delays un­ avoidable in tho previous division of labor between committees of delegat­ es and separato committees of naval experts. The now committco will bo able to reach decisions ns to direct recommendations to tho conference. .Several intermediate steps will lendnnte to save time. N o other official or semi-official cxplnnntion o f its creation was given. There were indications, however, that the new step wns based upon an informal communication from the ■lapancso delegation that Japan stood ready to accept the "5-5-3” ratio sub­ ject to certain modifications in detail of the Amcricnn proposal. It ap­ peared likely that it would become the business of tho "committco of fifteen" to write into treuty form for signa­ ture by ail five powers the definite agreement based on the “ 5-5-3" pro­ posal but carried out in detail. If this proved to lie tho case, tho now com­ mittee will seek a solution of each phase of tho naval reduction nnd limi­ tation plan ns it nrisos, framing its conclusions into sections of the pro­ posed tronty. The new step throws into promi­ nence for the first time in the confer­ ence tile question o f tho French and Italian place in the nnvnl rntio. That must he worked out hy the "committee of fifteen" spokesmen or Italy said she is in naval slirdlu uu Italy said she was willing to stop where Nho is in nnvnl str mgth, pro­ vided she was allowed equality with Franco in ratio. TJio attitude o f the French group on this point wns not disclosed and Hritish spokesmen indi­ cated that Great Britain must cunsldo tho place of tho French and Ital­ ian navies as follows in general the "5-5-8" ratio agreement between tho othor three powers. W ASH ING TO N, Dec. 13.— Tho now quadruple treaty to preservo peace in tho Pacific wero formally signed to­ day hy plenipotentiaries of United States, Great Britain, Franco nnd Jupnn. BOSTON TO ELECT M AYO R TO D AY LOOKS DEMOCRATIC ( I l y T h e A a a n e ln te d I ’ r r a a ) DEMOCRATS ARE ASSAILED OVER ADMINISTRATION SENATOR MOSES W ANTS SOUTH TO HAVE LESS REPRESEN­ TATIO N * ( l l r T h e A a i o c L l r d I 'r r a a ) I he United Stoics snaglioat, Dovld Tipton, once kr.ouu as the Harden, tho largest government craft nnd oldest In point of service opeiatlng between St. Louis nnd Minneapolis on (lie Mississippi river, lias I... . ordered sold. It 1ms been operating for more than thirty years. NEW YORK BUSINESS VIEW ASSUMES PESSIMISTIC LOOK, THREE GREAT STRIKES ON W ASHINGTON, Dec. 13. — The Democratic administration's conduct o f national affairs during the war period wns assailed hy Senator Moses, Republican, New Hampshire, during That W ill Involve More Than One Hundred Thou­ the course of a speech yesterday in tho sand Men senate in connection with the contest over the seating of Trumnn H. New­ ( l l r T h r A ■■or In lc il I ’ r r a a ) of wny nnd shop craftsmen nnd build­ berry as senator from Michigan. NEW YORK. Dec. 13.— New York’s ing trades. Of these the threatened During his speech Senator Moses referred to representation of South­ industrial horizon ussumer a more walkout in the building trades, which ern states in congress ns being based pessimistic outlook today. The great alone would affect nearly one hundred upon "abridged suffrage" and the strikes tlint would involve more than thousand here, it wns pointed out, ns race question wns immediately open­ one hundred thousand men in tho me­ having snrious possibilities. Drastic tropolitan area nppenrod in tho back­ ed. wage cuts to ho drafted tomorrow will Replying to demands hy Mr. Moses ground, rumblings of wage disputo9, he fought to the utmost, union lend­ coming from three quarters, Anthra­ that these states "pay the constitucite coal miners, railroad maintenance ers declared yesterday. tionnl pennlty" witli n reduced repre­ sentation, Sonntor Heflin, Democrat, Alabama, warned him tlint "some time tlie Sopth is going to let you Northerners have tilings tho way you want it, if you don’t stop meddling in that problem." "W e're going to let you Imvo them hy your side," declar­ ed Mr. Heflin, ",’ t hasn’t helped in solving the problem to have n lot of K ANSAS half-baked nostrums spread among REGISTERED A T SM ALL HOTEL AT TH RE E MINES IN AND WRECK MOTOR i AND W ARNS THEM NOT TO those people." CARS FOLLOW HIM Mr. Moses predicted the*, the Demo­ , crats would not carry a national elec­ 4IIX T h e ,\a » n r ln t r il I 'r r a a ) ( I l y T lie A a a n c liilril I ’ rr a a ) tion "in a thousand years when the PITTSBURG, Kims., Dec. 13.— Mil­ CHICAGO, Dec. Hi.—Two more Smith’s representation is propery ap­ clues to the line of flight of Tommy itant women marchers of thu Kansas portioned." O’Connor, condemned gunman, wero coal fields went into action again boReferring to Henry Ford, who is given the police early today. A tele­ furo daylight today and stopped tlie contesting Mr. Newberry’s ;icut in the phone cull from the police at Hart­ miners from working at three mines senate, Mr. Moses described him as “ a ford, Wis., said three men, one re­ of the Central Coal and Coke Com­ somewhat amiable and narrow-mind­ motor cars wore sembling O'Connor, alighted from an pany. Several ed wizard of industry, a man capable early morning train and registered at wrecked in tlie melees ami several per­ of building motor enrs but not known a small hotel. Later a man from Mil­ sons injured. Violence featured the to lie gifted in legislation, tho posses­ waukee appeared at the police station att(ick o f tlie women. They threw sor of a huge fortune, however slend­ and handed n card to the detective, stones and red pepper. Dinner bask­ er Ids intellectual capital, and an idol­ saying it was given him as he was ets of eighty-five minors were sclzatrous burner of incense at the shrine about to leave Milwaukee for Chicago. I oil nnd tlie contents thrown upon min­ of Woodrow Wilson.” On the card was written, "Don't send i ers and officers. Tho miners were Mr. Moses said that Mr. Wilson any one after me. I am innocent. I driven away from their work. sought to nominate Mr. Ford as the will shoot tlie first man who puts senatorial kind hut that Michigan dis­ M ENONITES M IGRATE FROM hands on me." covered the cuckoo’s egg in the robin’s C A N AD A TO ALABAM A nest and straightway sought to pre­ HOARDING HOUSE FIRE, vent it being hutched." I l l y T l i r A a a o i'lu lril 1‘ r r a a ) • EIGHT PERSONS BURNED YE LLO W PINE, Ala., Dec. 13— One The N m Hampshire senator de­ thousand Mennonlte's from Canada ar­ clared that Senator Poniercno of Ohio, I l l r T l i r A M a o rln lril I 'r r a a ) who had been hading tho Democratic DETROIT, Dec. 13.— Eight persons rived here today ill special cars with attack on Mr. Newberry, hail sought were burned to death in a fire that all their property, including cows, in 1918 to keep him (Mr. Moses) from destroyed a hoarding house near Roy­ horses, pigs, chickens, to settle on n his sent in the senate, "beenuse tho al Oak suburb today. Three othor large tract o f land. They aro pre­ Democrats required only one more persons were so badly injured that it pared immediately to build homes and 1prepnro soil for next yonr's crops. vote to maintain tluir control." is believed they will die. WOMEN STOP RESUMES FLIGHT MINERS AT WORK. IN WISCONSIN ■ IN COAL FIELDS FRENCH DELEGATION LEAVES FOR HOME’ ( II, 'I'h e A « a n rln ti-il I ’ r r a a ) Washington D. C. Dec. 12— Rene Vivianl, head France’s delegation arms conference Hinco departure hrinnd, made plans sail home Wed­ nesday with several other members French delegation. DIRECTOR OF VETERAN BUREAU AT JAX TODAY Boston Dec 13— Voters of the city went to tho pollB todny to elect tho Mayor, four candidates wero on tho INSPECTING CAMP SITE FOR Imllot nil without party dtsigaation. VOCATIONAL U N I­ All candidates except Charles Bnxtor, VERSITY however, are Democrats in tho Stnte ( H r T h r A a a n c ln lrd I 'r r a a ) and national politics. • JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 13.— Colonel Forbes, director of tho Veterans BuTH R E E U. 8. M ARINES renu, Inspected Camp Johnston today WOUNDED IN BRAW L to determine whether ho would recA T M AN A G U A, TH U R SD AY ommond tho enmp ns n Bite for voca­ Washington, Dec 13 — Thrco tional university for tho purposn of American Marines wero slightly educating war votorans. Ho will go wounded In Fiesta Day Bruwl Thurs­ to Lnko City tomoriow to inspect tho day in Managua, Nlgarngun, Navy government hospital and will leuvo to­ department reports hero todny said. morrow night for Chattnnoogn, Tcnh. METHODISTS FAVOR FOUR YEAR TERMS FOR THEIR MINISTERS, WAS UP AT THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE Dr. S. W . W alker is Returned to Sanford For A n ­ other Year— Other Appointments ORLANDO, Dec. 13.— Tho Florida Conference went on record yesterday oh favoring u return to tho time limit o f four years for pustors nnd presid­ ing eldors. This question enmo up in connection with a memorial to tho gonornl conference to remove tho time limit. While tho discussion was go­ ing on Mrs. P. N. King, of WiliiBton, one of tho lady delegates, offered a substitute proposing a return to tho tlmo limit ns in effect years ago, and thiH memorial will ho piysentcd to tho gonornl £nnforonco. Speaking of tho eplscopncy, after nn effort made to get a memorial adopted requiring tho Bishops of tho church to live within tho hounds of their territory, had failed, Bishop Candlor said that thoro had been such criticism of tho offico of bishop in COMPROMISE IS COMPLETE OVER ISLAND OF YAP JA P A N R E TAIN S A D M IN IS T R A ­ T IV E CONTROL W H ILE U. 8. SECURES C ARLE RIGHTS ( I l y T h r A a a n r ln trd I 'r r a a ) W ASHINGTON, Dec. 13.— Tho A m ­ erican and Japnneso governments hnvo compromised their differences over tlie Pacific island of Yup nnd arc pre­ paring to sign a treaty by which Jnpnn retains administrative control over tile island nnd the United Stntes secures the cable nnd .wireless privi­ leges therefor which she had con­ tended since the Paris conference. In thu sumo treaty, Jnpnn's league of nations mnndnto over Yap nnd nil tho other northern Pacific islands formerly under German sovereignity is given recognition hy the United Stntes on certain stipulated condi­ tions. These conditions inciudo pro­ vision for freo admission of mission­ aries and protection of Americans In thu mandated territory nnd request that Japan shall report to Hie United States as well as to the league on de­ tails of hor administration of tho iiuuiduto. The Yap calde and wireless rigiits, regarded as highly important hernuso of (lie island's advantageous position in tho center o f tho Pacific group to tlie south o f Japan, are accorded hy the treaty to the American und Jap­ anese governments nnd nationals alike on terms o f alisolute equality. In the exercise of these rigiits American nat­ ionals are to ho freo from taxes, licensinli, censorship and every form of discriminatory supervision, and in nddition are to lie aided hy tlie Japan­ ese government in securing the need­ ed property und facilities. Thu immediate value of* tho ar­ rangement to the United Sluton lies in the concessions with regard to ca­ ble communication, heenuso they in­ sure complete American control o f tho existing cable between Yap and Guam. Considerable importance also is at­ tached hy American officials to the radio privileges, although it is to lie agreed in the treaty that no American radio station will ho installed so long ns the present Japnneso plant is oper­ ated without discriminatory exactions. Opening: o f Long Fight on The Treaty o f Versailles Into yonrH thnt many good men did not desire thu high offico. Ho snid further that after nn experience of 24 years with his grip not unpacked nil those years, it would he a relief to lny aside tho heavy responsibilities of BEFORE U. S. COMMISSIONER tho offico. "Rut if you arc going to TO D AY A T W Jv have tho oplsopacy have it,-and if not INGTON do nwn'y with it." • "Some sny elect your bishops for ( H r T h r A a a o r ln lr d I ’ r r a a ) four years. I’d mnko it four weeks," W ASHINGTON, Dec. 13.— Chnrlos said tho Bishop, "Ho could then hutch W. Morse wns nrrigned lioru today bohis chickens In that timo." foro United States Commissioner on A resolution of .appreciation was a warrant charging conspiracy to dointroduced hy Rev. Smith Hurdin in fraud tho United States. Tho war­ which attention wns called to tho gift rant was served In tho tommlsslonar’s of John W. Vouch and his wife, Mrs. offico hy n United States Deputy mar­ Surah Vouch, o f Orlundo, some years shal. Morso pleaded not guilty, waiv­ ago, by whic h something like $10,000 ed n honrlng and furnished $50,000 came into thu possession of tho supor^ hall for appearance before tho grand Jury. (Can 11tiuml on I'affo Three) *» .♦] . /-akiMai'L . k ■■ kk, I | RORAH. R EPU BLICAN, AND REBDDEMOCRAT, LAU NCH T IIE IN IT IA L ATTAC K j ( l l r T h r A a a o r ln lr d I ’ r r a a ) W ASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—Tho sen­ ate got its first taste yesterday of tho figiit promised hy sovernl senators on tho new four power Pacific treaty. The pact wns Doth denounced nnd dofended in the coursu o f discussion. As nt the opening of tho long figh t on the Tronty o f Versailles nnd its league o f tuitions covonnnt, practical­ ly all of the new qtmdruplo tronty was rend into tho congressional record In advance of formnl submission. The nttnek today camo from two "irreconcllnbles” in tho Versailles cov­ onnnt controvorsny, Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, nnd Reed, Demo­ crat, Missouri. Ilrcaking tho siicnco he hnd maintained since tho treaty wns laid before tlie world, Mr. Borah s|H>ke more than nn hour devoting his attention to Article Two of tho now treaty which ho compared to Article Ten o f the Versailles covenant. Ho declared thnt tho treaty compelled the armament confcronco to mnko "real disarmament" nn nctuniity or mnko Cm tronty a "straight out mili­ tary alliance.’’ >; si* W ASHINGTO N, Doc. 13.— Declar­ ing tho new four power Pacific tronty had "all tlie iniquities of thu Leaguo o f tuitions witli none of tlie virtues claimed for that document,” Senator LaFollotte today announced iii a for­ mal statement lie would do nil in his power to prevent ratification COAST L IN K T R A IN DERAILED A T CHARLESTON, TWO PEO PLE INJURED ( H r T h r A a a o r ln lr d I ’ r r a a ) CHARLESTON, S. C., Dec. 13.— No fatalities from derailment of several cars on tho Atlantic Coast Lino train 89 fifteen miles south of Charleston last night. Two passengers wore re­ ported injured hut not seriously. Tho Const Lino trains nro detouring ovor the Seaboard track temporarily. VETERANS COM PENSATION MILL COMPLETED W IT H IN N IN E T Y DAYS ( Ily T li r A > im lm ■* I ’ r r a a ) PHOENIX, Ariz,, Dec. 13.— Roy Gardner, twivo convicted of midi rob­ bery, pleaded guilty yesterday In the United States district court to a charge of attempting to rob a mail car here nnd nnuaulting Herman P. ImlorHud, a mall clerk. IIO TIl SIDES STAND ING FIRM CHICAGO, Dec. 13.— Tho second week of tho strike o f packing house workers opened yesterday with both sides Htnnding firm raid Jess change In tho situntion than un any dny sinco tho strike ctarted, except Sunday. — Meet Pete Boyd at tho High School tonight and enjoy n good timo while holping tho Athletic Association. Attond tho ontortuinmont nt the High School auditorium tonight. * till 11 a MILITANT SENATES Indianapolis Dec .3— Enactment of tlie Veterans adjusted compensa­ tion hill will lie completed by tho Congress within Ninety days accord­ ing to the information given MeNIdor National Commander Legion, by NO CLUE TO MURDER Senator McCumbcr nnd Representa­ OF IOW A SCHOOL T E A C H E R 1 tive Fordnoy. McNidcr teiegrnphod FOUND DEAD A T SCHOOL Lemuel Holies, National Adjutant o f the Legion,. This Information today ( l l r T l i r A a a o r ln lr d I ’ r r a a ) Waukon, I own Dec. 13 No duo to wns received from Washington. the murder o f Miss Eddn Si ngneson, a school toucher who was beaten to 25 IRISH P O L ITIC A L death late yesterday ut her .school PRISONERS RELEASED near town, Mrs. Gtinda Mnhtindiilo sheriff of Alnnuikec county said to* DUBLIN, Dec. 13.— It Is officially dny.Mrs. iTnrtimhlo has been sherilT announced thnt twonty-fivo Irish po­ since May first, when her husband litical prisoners have been released who lield that office died, und she from thu Mount Joy nnd Onlwny pris­ wns appointed to fill tho unexpirod ons. torm. M A IL ROIIIIERS F . ^ U G U IL TY . CIIAS. W. MORSE IS ARRAIGNED FOR CONSPIRACY 1 �~ &> ’ ‘ A W 7? -. J W W H M w WUC) • P AGE SIX f »Y ‘ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12,1921 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY $ 1 0 HERE'S A REAL ROMANCE y u ji RENT—Two "House kooplng fW rooms furnished complete, $0.00 per week. Apply 1100 Sanford Avo. 221-0tp / Suit Sale till The Star Today UAKG AINS— Broad guago Umlor'. wood typewriter, now, will sell nt bargain. Sec it nt Herald office. 223-3tp V IO L A D A N A in- NOTICE TO FAR M E R S—Just nrrived, fresh carload o f thnt good old reliable K EYSTO NE LIM E. NulT sod. Telephono *35. Phono us your wnnts. They will hnvo our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumbor Com­ pany. Scrvico, quality, prico. 223-2tc “The Match Breaker” .. sT r U T l’ lO N And vve have a good Stock of useful Gifts fo r men and Boys— such as Bath Robes, Pajamas, Sweaters, House Shoes, Belts and Buckles, Safety Razors, Silk Shirts, Ties and— B fik f ■nr f . B / li W A*N T E l) — Competent lady stenographer, three years’ ex­ perience, will accept any reasonable offer. 22*i-2tp PERSONAL NOTES James Thornton, representing tho S. I*. Richards Co., of Atlanta, wns in tho city today calling on tho local stationery and printing trade. T w o S u its f o r t h e P r ic e o f O n e Sh o e Plus $10 SANFORD & c l o t h in Remember tho High School piny at tho Hgh School auditorium tomorrow night for the benefit of tho Athletic Association. Two good plnys and fina music. Help tho high school athlotlcs and sco n good piny nt the same time. co . South and Centrnl Florida news­ papers if united for Capital Removal (B y Zeb Jones) can bring it about in tho next two yenrs. Show the people th- advant­ Thcrc’B n feller down In our town ages o f a centrnlly-locnted State That’s nllns boostin’ things. Capital and the pollticans will quickly H o' b an optimistic sucker, , fall into line. For every week he brings Also the information is gleaned Out. good points in tho worst of us, from the Sunday papers thnt ntAnd lets the bad one slide; tornys o f Ocala will get out an in­ Ho's just the sort of feller junction restraining the State Board Thnt’B nllns on our side from building wings to the state Now, I’m just a plain old farmer, capital as voted In the last session of And yet he calls mo Mister the legislature on the principle thnt I ’d like to quote the things he wrote there is insufficient fundsin tho stnte When Eph Smith wed my sister. treasury to build the additions and H e’s with us in our trouble, the lnw snys there must bo money He’s with us in our joy, nvnilnblo before tho contract Is let or The confidence ho has in ub, words to Uuil effect. All of which E'en bad debts can’t destroy. brings up the capital removal again So when a neighbor nnkn me, and the idea o f making it more cent­ "W hy take the home town paper?" ral in the great state o f Florida. Some I want to use a hickory club, people are well content to let it re­ Then call the undertaker, main where it is with the Idcn that Unless he takes Ids cash in hand, a stnte capital menus nothing to any And goes up awful meek, city. The Herald will have more to And murmurs, "M r. Editor, say about tho cnpitnl removal later ns I'm payin’ up this week!" we hnvo the ideal site for tho state capital and it has not been advanced C A P IT A L REMOVED A G A IN by any of tho state papers ns yet. Our Home Town Editors. wi •: ^ S’l v 1 *I i*3 1 I » * i)l L I lA 7 •• 1 H, 1» •'ft- I Tho Star Advocate o f Titusv'llo brings up the question of capital re­ CENSURE BRITISH NEW RICH moval in a letter sent to all tho news­ papers of tlie south Florida in which ^ a r Profiteers Don’t Give to Charity, as They Should, Old Aris­ it stales: tocracy Charges. Many Florida newspapers are ad­ vocating State Division. Two Florida* The ICngllsIi "new rich" hnvo to bear would mean Increased Democratic re­ utmost as much criticism as the prime presentation in the Eleetorial College minister, and from almost as mixed a United . source. Their natural enemies are the and the Congress of the States. As political conditions now 1poor and the new poor, and die latter element seems to feel strongest on the nre in Washington and the Nation, subject. The aristocracy have taken tho division of Florida into two States lately to publishing their sentiments is an impossibility, nt least for fifty about die people who have usurped years. their place. One of the charges they And lids paragraph expresses tho make is dial the new rich don't know belief that (lie State Capital in the how to give, ami that us a result haspltals and eliaiitahle Institutions are near future can be removed to being forced to close up. It may not more central location— be, say die aristocracy dubiously, Unit the new Hub are wilfully mjIIIsIi But (hey are not used to money, and so are not used to giving It away. An­ other allegation, made by a peppery daughter of an Impoverished duke, was dud the new rich bpd never done any­ thing to make the world beautiful mid that iis a class they laid produced on great art or literature. Socially the now rich have to bear the brunt of all die changes. A h ac­ tress raid die other day that she never saw before llio war the people who Car Load o f now till die shills In the theaters. The people with good iiiniuiers who used to sit In stalls before die war liuvff dis­ appeared and tliclr successors lack breeding. One day somebody ate or­ anges in the shills and the feeling of on the Dray Track, near calamity In aristocratic circles was . the Express office, open strong for weeks. Extremes In styles are also blamed fo r sale by the bunch or oil die women of die profiteer class, by the dozen at reason­ who are declared by tliclr enemies to hnvo learned die art of dressing In able prices. Car must be tliclr original homes la (lie East end London,—Mary Henke In Lou An­ sold in two days. Come of geles Express. RIPE BANANAS m l " I I« L !*« I Tho many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gonzales, o f Miami, were glad to hnvo them here a short whllo on Saturday. Clarence Woods, of Eustis, wns in tho city todny and paid tho Hernld o f­ fice an appreciated visit. Mr. Woods is the former editor of tho Eustis Lnko Region and s ono of tho promi­ nent newspaper men of the state. g early and get your bar­ gains. ----- Also “ A Roam ing Romeo” BOUGHT A DODGE, left his Hup touring with us for sale. A bar­ gain.— Sanford Motor Co., Dodgo Dealers. 224-2tc W AN TE D — Representative for fast selling lino of Auto Accessories. Mo­ tion Picture for advertising furnished. $350.00 up por month. Box 275, St. Joseph, Mich. 224-ltp Tlie master of Klnloxs, grandson of tho lute duke of Buckingham and son of the Buroncss Ktnloss, with Ills brldo, the fanner Katherine Bentrlco Mac­ kenzie Jackman, daughter of a vlltago blacksmith whose forgo Ib situated on tho hl&lorle ancestral ostato of Stowe. Tho young master of Klaloss la a clergyman. A New German Bible. Herr Gurlltt, the Berlin publisher, Is about to l.tsuo an edition of tho Illblo with 200 plates etched by tho colepruled artist Jueckkol. The edition will bo limited to a few hundred copies, varying In price from 15,000 to 75,000 marks. A wealthy American Is paid to hnvo subscribed already for one copy, whllo the Bolshevist govern­ ment will tnko ten. There Is no clow ns to tho uho to which they will bo put.—Tho Living Age. S. Hnrt in “ T h ree Word Brnnd’ TOMORROW— Wm. -Also F O X N E W S The now Postmnstcr General is W E A T H E R REPORT vory prompt about distributing ev­ Weather Outlook for the Period Beerything except tho jobs. comber 12 to 17, Inclusive South Atlantic and East Gulf NOTICE TO FARM ERS— Just ar­ rived, fresh carload of that good old States: Generally fair, normal tem­ rclinblo K EYSTO N E LIM E. Nuff perature. sod. Telephone 135. Phono us your MEMBERS OF W. O. W. wants. They will hnvo our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumbor Com­ pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc Important meeting Wednesday, De­ cember 14, 7:30 p. m. District man­ Electric fixtures must go, beginning ager will visit camp.— F. T. Miller, 224-3tp Mondny morning, December 12th, all Clerk. electric fixtures in stock will bo sold A boss Is a man who gels down nt smashed prices. Salo will last for a fow dnys only.— Troadwcll Electric cnrly when you nro Into and late Co., opposito Postoffice. 223-4tc when you nre early.— Flint Journal. Hillsbourough county, Ml3s SettlcTho Masonic Lodge and tho Homo Lloyd George is coming on every Demonstration Club o f Turkey Creek are building a community house. Two sl ip.— New York Evening Wo.’iJ. days o f each week nre building days when tho neighbors conto tognthcr BOUGHT a I)odgo Coupo therefore and work on the house. 30x3 N. S........................................... $ 7.75 wo have for sale Dodge roadster, a Escnmbin county, Miss MitchellI dandy 2-ycnr-old, now in paint shop, 30x3^2 N .S ........................................... 9.80 cord tires.— Sanford Motor Co., Dodgo spent two dnys this week checking premiums and ribbons won at the Dealers. 34x4 N. S........................................... 17.50 fair. Two interesting club meetings The story about the frog in New this week. 35x41/2 N. S........................................... 23.50 Orange county, Mrs. Taylor- Two Jersey that is clnimcd to have smoked n cigar will recall to mnny a man profitable dnys were spent with Miss 34x4 C o rd ......................................... 25.50 tho time ho smoked his first one, Morse, Homo Demonstration Dairy when ho thought he wns going to Specialist, this week. Mnny women Other Sizes in Proportion were enrolled1in the diary clubs. croak.— Detroit News.. W e carry everything in the Accessory line fo r nil Cars. Columbin county, Miss Cox- Tho club members nro so delighted over An agenda, like charity, covers a H IG H G R A D E G A S O L IN E to mnkc the m otor start easy winning first prize nt the state fair multitude of sins. these cold mornings with thcirl chickens thnt they nre beginning now to win next year’s HORSES ABLE TO TELL TIME prize. Citrus County, Miss Pipkin— The Steeds Hired by the Hour Good Judges eighth grnilo o f Inverness school is of Diotance, According to This planting a school garden, the plots Stable Manager. already being laid out. Each member A rider needs n strong hand ami n is planting ono row each of calilingo V U L C A N IZ IN G firm sent lo ride the hired horses of a onions, lettuce, turnips and mustard. certain suburban riding academy when Leon county, Miss Russell - Our Phone 417-W First and Elm A ve. lie attempts to go beyond an hour’s county fair was a wonderful success. distance from the stable, according to (lie New York Hun. The rales lire $5 Our prize winning club members are for two hours, and tho horses have be­ delighted with their showing at the come so accustomed to going one hour state fair. otil and one back that when the first I'nsco county, Mrs. Ticknor- Helped hour Is reached and the rider does not one family to can 1K0 pounds of beef turn back toward the stable Ills horse Mondny. Insists upon doing It for him. DeSoto county, Mrs. Crnhill - We Beyond Ibis llrst hour, If the rider had strawberries for Thanksgiving. still wishes mistakenly or extrava­ Walton county, Mrs. Warren-Tuesgantly to ride sllll further away from the stable, lie will have to light Ids day I organized a poultry and sewing horse every twenty-live or thirty yards dull of twenty-six members at Free­ ROSE FOUR ns tlie Imrso attempts to turn back, port. and there will be no further Joy In the Volusia county, Miss Cole-Friday ride. If lie complains to the manager BLISS T R IU M P H I took seven.1 young member* of of the stable, the manager will be politely regretful If Hie rider Is a the Orange City poultry club on a COBBLERS stranger, or lie will tell him the honest tour to see special flocks. A number Initli If the rider is an old iii'ipiiiln- o f these members have built houses This seed .stock is especially selected Maine Grown, lame. for their chickens. from fields free from P ligh t infection "I get so ninny In. xporleiired riders,’ the tmimigcr will tell you. NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ar­ •‘and they have no sense of direction 11 PECK BAGS ami keep no truck of thr lime, and If rived, fresh carload o f thnt good old Ask for Prices It were not for the good sense of llio rclinhlo KEYSTONE LIM E. NulT % horses the riders would either Ihm\ Bed. Telephone 135. Phono us your themselves iu llio countryside or would wants. They will hnvo our usual perhaps realize at some point Hint prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ their limit was nearly up and then pany. Service, quality, prico. 223-2tc would come thundering In with winded and steaming Imr.ses. * SANFORD F L O R ID A "These horses manage tho ride them­ 3C 3 C selves and tlie riders have very little to do with It,” said the stable manager, naHRMBRBBBBBRBBRBURBHHDaaMnBBaHRRaHaHIIBRBHBBRBIIBRBBB "and In that way they protect the riders, they protect themselves mid MRBHRBRRBHBBRRHBBHHBaanBRnanBRHHHHRRHRBRHBHBHRBBBB*1 OF THE STOMACH they protect me." □C ID O Frank Akers Tire Co. Seed Potatoes Chase & Company CATARRH Floridians Ignorant O f Great Results of Demonstration Agents G A IN E S V ILLE , Dec. 12.— Floridians generally do not r.pprecinto the work being done by tho County Homo De­ monstration Agents under supervi­ sion o f the Extension Division of tho State Department o f Argiculture, largely beenuso they hear so little o f tho activities o f the women who nro devoting, their days nttd mnny •at tho nights to tho bettering of liv­ ing conditions In tho snmllor towns nnd rural communities. Typical re­ ports on tho work o f severed qiinrters here,' follow: Polk county, Miss Godbcy- Our mother’s club o f I'lerco is taking n course In homo enro o f tho sick. They nro holding social meetings nnd furnishing flowers nnd trays for tho sick. r p r io u C A N T ENJOY LIFE with • vote, tour, bloated ilomach. Food doe, not nouiiih. Iaitrad il it a tourco oi mitety, earning punt, batching, diizineti and head, achet. 41 Tlie petion with a bad ttomach thould be Mlitfied with nothing leu than permanent, lotting relief. €J Tho right remedy will act upon the lining* ol the ttomach, enrich the blood, •id in catliag cut the catanhal poiton* and ilrcngthcn every bodily function. (] The large number of peoplo who have lucceufully uied Dr. Hartman'* famout medicine, recommended for all calanhal condition*, offer tlie tirongeil pouiblo cndottcmcnl for PINeSERVICE - ru - nA FIFTY YEARS gnat — 11------- TABLETS OR LIQUID SOLD EVERYWHERE \WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS ■ A N Y P A R T OF TOWN, ON TERM S TO SUIT YO U You can make money buying fo r advance. You are going to build a home one o f these days, why not select a lot now, and pay fo r it by easy stages. I f 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 lt y C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY AGENT �\(«» !N . JPAGE TWO v ; THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13* 1921 r- SO CIETY MRS. FRRp DA1GBR, Society Editor, finally merged inUj tho Literature Department of tho Woman’s Club, nnd o f which Bhe was a valued mem­ ber. Phone 217-W CEC1LLIAN CLU11 I f 7#« have nn, frlrnda \hltlng you Jon irnlnjr nuynhere or eontlns Tho last meeting of the Cecilinn ■onr, o f « run urn entertaining, o r llr 5 I * ! ; * ' f * ' * <" Ikt* drpnrlt’ipnti R ltln i Club for 1321, met nt the Studio of 4etalta, or telehpone the llrm, It mill Mrs. Fannie Munson, last Saturday * • areally n|i|ireelnted. ufternoon at three o’clock. There was u good attendance ami a very enjoySOCIAL CALENDAR ablo program given by tho following Tuesday— Mrs. \V. C. Hill will enter­ members: Louise Thrasher, Carol tain at bridge at her liome on 4th Stone, Georgia Mobley, Thelma Tow, street at 8:30 p. m/, honoring Miss Velma Shipp, Dorothy Hay, Mrs. It. Norma Herndon, whoso mnrrlngo W. Lawton, Tlielnm Dobbins, JInzul Packard and May Holly. takes place December 17th. The little folks group were from Tuesday— Miss Lottie Caldwell will Margaret Giles, ltose LaVerae Hurt, ontortnln at bridge at her homo on H. C. McMullen, Margaret Uuchun, Sovcnth street nt 3 o’clock, honor­ Marguerite Garner, Carmen Guthrie, ing KHbs Adelaide Iligglns, a charm­ Helen Douglass and Mary Helen in g brido-olcct of this month. Morse, Tuesday— Social Department will gh'o a Shower for tho Children’s Home LUNCHEON AND RECEPTION Society, followed by bridge, nt 3:00 One of the most delightful social p. m., with Mrs. Knymontl Key ns events of the season was tho luncheon hostess. ami reception given tlie Bailie Harri­ Wednesday— Mrs. C. E. Henry will son Chapter N. S. D. A. It. by Mrs. entertain the members of tho Ev­ Geo. Chamberlain of Daytona Beach. ening Dridgo Club nt her home on The drive from Sanford to Daytona Magnolia avc. served but to increase tho delight of Wednesday— Mrs. E. F. Housholdor tlie guests with the 'frneious In pitnlwill entertain at bridge at 3:00 p. Ity shown them by Mrs. Chamberlain. m. honoring Miss Norma Hcrndo.i, The guesls were meet at the door a brido-olcct, and Mrs. J. D. Wood­ by Mrs. Raymond Key and tho ruff, n recent bride, the guests in­ Waters, Covers were laid for 7 and cluding the members of the lion Ton a delicious 4 course luncheon was Brldgo Club. served. The center piece was of grace­ Wednesday— Mrs, Ed. Lane will en­ ful pink vine with touches of pink tertain at bridge at her home on vine and roses through out the home. Park avenue nt 8:30 p. m., honoring A fter I iie luncheon a short business Miss Norma Herndon nnd her wed­ meeting was held, Mrs. G. I. Loucks ding attendants, was elected delegate to the State Thursday— Mrs. Raymond Key will Convention with Mrs. John Leonnrdi entertain the members of tho Ev­ as alternate, ery Week Bridge Club at her homo Tlie Sanford chapter as honorees on Pnrk avenue, at 3:00 p. m. received during the hours of 2 to 4. Thursday— Mrs. Frank Miller will en­ Tlie guests were meet at tlie door by tertain at an informal dance honor­ Mrs. A. It. Key and Airs. Geo. ing Miss Norma Herndon nnd her Chamberlain. About sixty of the wedding attendants. Daytona D. A. R'S called. Friday— Lieut. H. A. Bivins will en­ Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. A. It. Key tertain tlie members o f the Horn- and Mrs, John Leona nil assisted the don-Hivlna bridal party at dinner hostess. nt the Valdez Hotel, preceding the Block ice cream in D. A. It. colors rehearsal for tho wedding. with angel food cake, salted nuts Snturduy— Iicrndon-Bivins Nup* ids and coffee arid whipped cream were nt high noon at Holy Cross Episco­ ser 'cd during the afternoon, pal Church. The hostess wore a grey crape Jo Saturday— Mrs. A. I’. Conuaily will chine with pastel hand embroidery. entertain the members of Hie Hern­ T im e guests from Sanford were don-Bivins briday party nt a wed­ Mrs. \\. K. Watson, Mrs. Forrest ding breakfast, at her home on Lake, Mrs. G. i. Loucks, Mis. Geo, Magnolia avenue. Herring, Mrs. Anna DeForest, Mrs. Saturday—Tho Children’s Story Hour John Leonnrdi and Mrs, A. I. Key, will lie held at Central Park at 4:00 o’clock. Bi r t h d a y p a r t y Thursday— Mrs, Dick Brown will en­ Charming in detail was tlie birth­ tertain nt 11 hridgc-lnne'.eon at 3 day parly given for ( ’ hint Alolsch, tlie o'clock at Hie home of her parents, small daughter of Mr. ami Airs, Joe Air. and Mrs. .1. ({. Ball, on l urk Meisch cm Saturday. Rose pink was avenue. tlie color scheme used in decorations, 8:30 p. m. refreshments, favors, etc. Vases of Thursday— Music and Literature De­ pink roses nnd carnations wore placed partment Woman's ( ’ lull at 3:30 throughout llm rooms. A fter a happy p. m. afternoon of games uml music, re­ Monday— .Misses Zoo and Fannie Be­ freshments were served. The favors lla Munson will give a dance at were little woven baskets of pink and their homo on Myrtle avenue at whit.*, filled with enmiioi:. Little 8:30 p. m. (la in was the recipient o f many Friday— Mrs. Henry Pardon will en­ lovely git's. Those enjoying tlie hap­ tertain the members of the T. N. T. py occasion were: Mrs. F. Brandt, Cluli at her homo on Palmetto nvoIrene P 1n9 .1t, Mrs. Krauscr, Airs. nue at 3:30 p. m. Witte, Helen and Henry Witte, Air. Friday—The indies of the Baptist uni Mrs. Frank Meisch ami little Cnnchurch will hold their bazaar and Innce, Miss K. Haas, Mary Louise . cooked fond sale at the old stand Nickel, Mrs. Schtnnh, Mr. and Mrs. o f Mrc. Cates on First street. loc Meisch and Ruth and Clara Saturday— Tlie Ladies of the Duple t Meisch, church will hold their ha/.nnr and cooked food sale at the old stand of MRS. J. M. DRESNER INJPRED Mrs. Cates. IN AUTO ACCIDENT MON­ DAY, T A K E N TO H O SPITAL B, B. Jurnigan and T. W. Baxter are in the city attending to business fo r the A. C. L, Ry, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stokley, of Mt. Dorn, nro spending a few days here nt the Montezuma. Mrs. Bill Diliocn, of Pnlntkn, was tho guest of Mr, and Mrs. Schelle Mnlncs Sunday. Mrs. Dinccn and Judgu Maines were achool mates at law school. Mm. It. E. Tolar and little daughter, Mary Elizabeth, returned home front Jacksonville Sunday evening uftc. spending several days there with rel­ atives, B A PT IS T BAZAAR Tlie ladies e f tlie Bnptist church will hold their nnminl bazaar and cooked food sale Friday and Saturday, Doromber Ifi ami 17 at tho old stand o f Mrs. Cates on First street. NO TICE! Owing to the death of Mrs. C. It. Walker, the regular meeting of the Music and Literature Department of tho Woman’s Club will lie postponed until Thursday afternoon at 3:30, Mrs. Walker was a chartei mem her o f tlie old Wednesday club which P S t o c lc R I C A stable pc sense und lets 11 ■ . A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ dak.— Bower A- Uoumlllnt, 225-tfe v /ft Reduced Elcctiic fixture snlo, whole­ sale prices.— Tiondwell Electric Co. Teleirtiono 192. 223-4tc < ( y y / - I . • el.jl j & m £ 1V f l I; f?\'i 9347 K S T a llx . kv, v - tF* This is the time o f year to consider a bank connection. W e do not know what your future plans may be, but this we do know, this bank has the ability and willingness to render you incomparable service, so no matter what you plan to do, if you want to be successful in doing it, a connec­ tion here can and will help you to suc­ ceed. Anil those who live by blood and iro.i slmll perish by blood uml iron. ‘- p i A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ dak.— Bower & Rounilllr.t, 225-tfc : T :i f e l j :!r! The Indies of the Baptist Church wilt hold,their uanual bazaar on F ri­ day and Saturday, December 18 and 17. I’lnco will he announced Inter. 219-tfc ,s LI Only fifteen more days to bread the neckties you will get for Christmas. 24 31 Got an electric fixture fo r a Christ­ mas present, tho wholo fam ily can en­ joy it.— Treadwell Electric Co., oppo­ site Postofficc. 223-itc INTERESTING FASHIONS FOR SUMMER All kinds o f imported perfumes.— Dotted" swiss lias come into its own again and is featured in many youthful Bower & Roumlllut. 225-tfc fashions for summer. The dress to the left is in blue and white, the skirt being You may expect anything of nn trimmed « .h three narrow frills of blue organdy. These frills appear again on age Hint classes Marines as postal the surplice collar and short sleeves. The regulations, belt is of self-material and lias extended ends which arc tied in sash effect at the left side. Medium size rctmircs 3% Good meals, $8.00 per week, Tho yards 36-inch swiss and 1 yard organdy. Temple Club, corner Third and Pnrk. Cross-barred muslin makes the second tf-p dress, charming in its simplicity. To tho lutig-w.listed blouse1is attached a straight gathered skirt. A narrow belt holds in BOUGHT a Dodge Coupo therefore the fulness at the waist and the round col­ we have for snle Dodgo roadster, n lar oi plain organdy is finished witii tiny dandy 2-year old, now in paint shop, plaited (tills of self-material to corres|s>nd with the trimming mi the short cord tire- —Sanford Motor Co., Dodge sleeves. Medium si/c requires 4 yards Dealerr. 36-iuch muslin and • 1 yard organdy. hirst model: Pictorial Review Dress Ohlsniohiio 3-4-ton truck for sale in No. 9347. Sizes, 14 to jo years, Price, 35 cents. in A-l condition, good tiros, a real Second model: Dress No. 9431. Sizes, bargain,--Sanford f.Uior Co., Dodge 14 to *h>years. Price, 35 cents. Dealets. 224-2tc Daily Fashion Hint i First N ational Bank 1 F. P. Forster, P r e s .. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name o f Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column With ten years o f leisure, we ought to he able to think n better name than “ gobs". CO NTRACTO RS LAW YERS George A. DeCottes \II kimli. of imported perfumes.— II.ever & Roumillat. 225-tfc HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “ Battery Insurance” If tlie sa’ inns disarm somebody tali make n fortune by buying up tho surplus swivel shairs in Washington. Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. H aight & Wieland B ARG AINS— Broad gunge Under­ wood typewriter, new, will sell nt bargain. See it at Herald office, 223-3tp Some of tho elmrgea against the A. E. F. nr ery serious, and some an made ’•>,a»ton. IIIO B. F. Whitner, Cashier OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE BOUGHT A DODGE, left his Hup A ttorn cy-nt-Law touring with u« fo .1 sale. A bar­ Over Seminole County Bank gain.- Sanford Motor Co., Dodgo FLO RID A Dealers, 221-2tc SANFO RD .017 ■ ■ ■ A COMMUNITY BUILDER > mean an expenditure o f about $2,000,(100 and the work will ho started tho first o f tho year. Preserving peace will not he so difficult when wo call in tho wornrjtr. Their - experience in the kitchen 'w ill tell.— Asiivillo Times. : Peppers - S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder SANFO RD FLORID* Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS A N D BUILDERS PinneH nnd SpecifleatlaiiH Cheerfully Furnlahcd All Work Giinrnntccd II. T. PAC E * P. O. Box XII PURE W ATER G AR AG E S Elder Springs Water Sm»th Bros. Garage 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Snnford, Fla 1 Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Onk nnd Flrnt Beautiful lino of Christmas Station­ ery, Bov.er & Umiinillnt. 225-lfc NOTICE I-IitfH e s t Q u a l i t y When the Frost is on the Pumpkin— requires more horse Electric fixtures must go, beginning MODES FOR A GIRL AND *A ROY Motulny morning, December 12th, nil la order that she may have ihe ’’ tailor- ' electric fixtures In stock will bo sold made'’ appearance, the tittle l.idv in at smashed prices, Sale wilt last for thr picture select mu check serge. Tliedrc- ■ closes in (rout under the plaits, a round a few days only.—Treadwell Electric collar of white linen finishing the Tuck, Co., opposite I’ostoffico. 223-4tc ('nils rorrcM|xmd with the collar, while Hie buttons and the tiny how tie autili Beautiful line of Christmas Station­ in mlor and material. Medium size u ■ ery, Bower & Roumillat. 22ti-tfe quires D 4 vnrds 36-iueli material. Tlie Imys suit is in dark blue serge, although galatea, aeroplane linen or /About the only difference between pongee could he substituted, if desired. a hobby nnd n job is that you get The jacket has a square yoke and twoseam sleeves. There is a choke between paid for the jolt. Mrs, J. M. Dresner was badly in­ knickerbockers or knee trousers, dosing jured Monday in an auto accident on 111 front. Medium size requires z ' t For Men— Wo have some of the the Sanford Orlando road while silo yards 34-inch material. First model: Pictorial Review Girls' classiest shoes you ever saw, and it in and Mr. Dresner were on their way Dress No. 9317. Sizes, ft to 14 years. an undisputed fact that wo are selling to Orlando in their ear. In attempting Price, 30 cents. them from $1.50 to $2,00 per pair less Second Model: Boys' Suit No. 3846, to turn out ami puss a heavy truck thnn some. The dependable Peter’s Sizes, 6 to 14 years, Price, JO cents, Mr. Dresner who was driving struck Diamond Brand, solid leather, well a tree throwing Mrs. Dresner against put together, stylish, nent and com­ the wind shield ami breaking her Jaw fortable. We Invito you to come around hone anil badly cutting her face. on Sanford avenue nnd treat yourself Mr. Dresner was saved by the wheel Sale Bankruptcy Stock to 11 pair o f ihom. Then there are hut was badly bruised by the impact Notice is hereby given that under­ hats, shirts, trous*.s, night robes, with the tree. The car was also signed, trustee in thu matter uf S, socks and many other items nn which wrecked and tlie accident was such Benjamin, trading and doing business you will find attractive prices.— Riv­ that it seems fortunate that both ns S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will ers Brothers. 225-Itc Mr. nnd Mrs. Dresner are alive to tell on Thursday, December 15th, 1021, at Hie story. Mrs. Dresner was taken the corner of First streot and Pal­ Bought a Dodge Coupe, therefore to the Fermi Id Laughton hospital here metto z\ve., Sanford, Flordn, between wo have Dr. Stevens’ Essex touring where she is receiving medical atten­ the hours o f 10 a. m. and I I a. in, re­ for snlo. In fine condition, now in Co., tion and the physicians think she will ceive bids of tho lease covering store paint shop.— Sanford Motor 221 -2tc lie nil right again in 11 short time. rooms Nos. 301 and 303, in tho City Dodge Dealers, of Sanford, Seminole County, Stnto of The Bcludorf Machine Supply (Jo,, Florida. MEMBERS OF W. O. W. Tho right is reserved to reject any of Litchfield, III., is an added in­ dustry for tlie city of Vero as they and all bids, Highest hid subject to Important meeting Wednesday, De­ are amoving their entire equipment approval. cember 14, 7:30 p. in. District man­ CLARENCE V. MAHONEY', ami plant to that southern city. ager will visit camp.— F. T, Miller, 224-ttc Trustee. Clerk. 224-3tp The city council of Winter Pnrk T ry a Herald Want Ad today. .QGoorge S. Gandy is behind a have contracted for \an up-to-date fire fighting equipment which will movement for the nrcction o f a toll ho Installed within the next sixty bridge accross ulil Tampa Dny. If this . >>. proposition goes through it will he H of-m ac Battery Co. C o m p le t e ADDITIONAL LOCAL Daily Fashion Hint Hotel Montezuma Geo. W. K night Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD H O TELS “ Sanford’s N ew Hotel” 11.50 Up Per Day FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club requests nil young women desiring employment to register at tho First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman ---------------------- 1----— Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. SANFORD N O V E LTY W O RKS V. C. C O L L E R , Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork C O N T R A C T O R and B U ILD ER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. General Machine and Boiler YVorks Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bunds in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned Sanford Steam Laundry FO R S E R V IC E Call 146-J TRANSFER “ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If wo please you, tell others; If no tell us. W. R A W L IN G , Prop. Phone 498 — Got your Scrntch Pads from Th* Herald— by tho pound— 15c. Acteylene W elding OF A L L K IND S H. W . N IC K E R S O N Sanford W elding Co. Public Accountant; Audits— Systems Income Tax Service Located In Engle Bldg., 205 Oak Avc. 1 Room 10 McNoill-Dovis Bldg. Phono 852 Orlando, Fla. IN S U R A N C E N. Y. L IF E INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair W. T. ROBERTS, Agent Shop Located nt 207 French Ave., between Sanford Florida 2nd and Third. Egg Plant O U R 1921 CHOP H AS A K R IV E D - - E. It. BKRGQUI9T. Tomato Seed: — COM E IN A N D S E E US B E F O R E B U Y IN G THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. SANFORD FLO RID A .' .* ■cfc. �•»enf PAQ* .... . i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ flH K B R B r fk B B a a a B H IM H M H H H H B H IB IH U B IM IB M V B II BTrd-Like Glider Invented by German i ■>*.-I.1 i-i M ■■ Ii„l lH ...... C j i v e <* ,* ■ ; * * ”»** '\ 'tv* “•r"* Gift This Christmas * c- ’w B B : T h e Seminole County! Bank S a n fo rd , F lo rid a ri t Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5, 1921. S Santa Claus, Care o f Seminole County Bank, •i Sanford, Florida. rilOUlSTS FA V O Il FOUR [ye ar t e r m s f o r m in is t e r s (Or.stltio*4 from r ,W 0b»), J,,to endowment fund and tho mlsL ^ard. Tho resolution was ordor' iprcad upon tho minutes of tho and Chester, Paul Kendall; Jnekaonvllle, First Church and Parker Street, J, B, Mitchell; Jacksonville, Marvin, J. D. Lewis; Jacksonville, Ortega, S. I. |Hendrix; Jncksonvllle, Phoenix Park, to bo supplied by C. S. Hort* ridge; Jacksonville, Riverside Park, R. Ira Barnett; Jacksonville, St, Mat­ thews nnd Brinkley Memorial, J. E. Ilnrtsfield; Jacksonville, Springfield, II. P . Spencer*: JacLsonville, Wesley Memorial, I), I). Dlffemvlcrth; Lnko j Butler, J. D. Major; Mncclonny mis­ sion, I. M, Belt; St. John's circuit, to bo supplied by M. W. Smith; South Jacksonville, Allnn Mnckfnrlnn; Starke, M. L. Smith; Yulec, to be Bupplicd by II. P. Blocker- superintend­ ent o f Anti-Saloon Lcngno, C. W. Cooke, Springfield, 2 C. M the afternoon session Frank W. jtmc was odmittod on trial Into tho ivelintf connection. Rev, U. K. Thrower, ngent of tho eachcrs' Relief Fund, in making Ilia port said hu had been In tho minis49 years, having boon a classmnto r^py S, N. Rums, who was present ,,1 tJm ]atc Sam Jones. He reported elve superannuate homes. '• it!; proscta for two or thrvo more. A night session was held nnd nftor rious reports hnd been inndo, Hyde TA M PA DISTRICT: T. J. Nixon, ark Church, Tnmpa, was selected ns presiding older; Brndentown, Smith place for holding tho conforenco Hardin; Brandon circuit, to bo sup­ (xt year, nnd n resolution o f nppro- plied by M. It. Myer; Manatee and atlon for the courtesies extended tho Oncco, J, W. Austin; Miakkn mission, Jy at this session by tho peopio of to bo supplied by J. C. West; Palmetto rlando, tho appointments fo r .next j nnd Terraccin, Kenneth Hollister; Par­ car were rend by Bishop Cnndler. ish nnd Ellonton, J. W. Jackson; Plant At 9:30 p. m., Inst night, the dox- City, II. J. Hncfllngcr; Port Tampa hogy was aung nnd the benediction |mission, to be supplied by S. G. Mead­ fas pronounced by tho Bishop. T h e ' ows; Sarasotn, E. Watt Smith; SefTppointmenta follow: nor mission, J. E. Gault; Tnmpn, First wood, F. II. Champion, J, W. Taylor, supernumerary. Southern College: U. II, Aldcrmnn, president, Clearwater Q. C.; Olln Boggcss, professor, Clearwater Q. C. ORLANDO DISTRIC T: J .'P . Hitburn, presiding elder; Apopka mis­ sion. W. C. Rogers; Avon Park and DeSoto City, C. E. Guttcridge; Cler­ mont and Montvcrdo, John P. Gaines; Enterprise mission, to ho supplied by W. T. Roncher; Frostproof; C. E. Cook; Grand Island mission, to bo supplied by J. M. Guest; Grovelnnd, W. A. Fischer; Haines City nnd Loughmnn, A. C. McCall; Kissimmee nnd Shingle Creek, R. F. Ilodnott; Lake Okeechobee, C. C. Cecil; T. W. Carlton nnd H. B. Boyd, Junior preach­ ers; Lake Wales, C. L. Criswell; Mait­ land, W, I I . Funk; Moore Haven, F. M. Lee; Okeechobee City, F. L, Crowson; Orlnndo, First Church, W. A. Cooper; Orlnndo, North Lnko nnd Highland Grove, to be supplied; Ovie­ do and Genova, I#. E. Wright; Umatil­ la nnd Tavares, A, M. Dnigcr! Web­ ster nnd Center Hill, C. S. Gnrdnor; Winter Garden, tl. C. Hardin; Winter haven, W. F. Jones, Student in Emory University: G, E. Sumners, Webster Q. C. P A L A T K A DISTRICT: J. F. Bell, presiding elder; Bunnell, II. E. Part­ ridge; Cocoa, I*. A. Fletcher; Crescent City and Seville; W. S. Hullopt; DoLaml, 0. E. Rice; East Palatka and Kingston, J. S. Brooko; Enterprise Mission, to be supplied by W. T. Iteuchor; Green Cove Springs, It. M. Williams; Hastings and Orange Mills, G. II. York; Hawthorne circuit, W. O. Ilemher; Tnterlachen and Rodman, It. T. Caldwell; Melrose ami Waldo, to be supplied by It. E. Murk; New Au­ gustine ami Elktin, to bo supplied by II. Bartlett; New Smyrna, II. T. Gaines; Palatka, J. D, Sibert; Sanford, S. W. Walker; St. Augustine, F. J. Patterson; Titusville, John F. Phil­ lips; W. F. Allen, supernumerary; conference evangelist, J. S. Chapman, DcLand, Q. C.; Student in Emory Uni­ versity, It. L. Ramsey, Bunnell, tj. C. ippointments of tho Florida Confer- Church: W. F. Dunkle; Tnntpn, Eighth ence, 1921-1922 Avenue nnd Edgcwood, W. J. Nense; BARTOW DISTRICT: E. J. Gntes, Tnmpa, Highland Avenue and Mis­ [residing older; Arcndln, W. C. Nor- j sion, W. C. Fountain; Tampa, Hyde an; Bartow, L. D. Lowe; Boca Grande Park and Bay Shore, M. II. Norton; l H. Moore ... Bonita Springs, G. N . 1M. E. Thompson, Junior preacher; Jlnzier; Bowling Green, W. G. Strick- [ Tnmpa, Nebraskn Avenue nnd Sulphur and; Engle Lake, to he supplied by J. Springs, F. B. Lnngford; Tnmpn, Sem. Thompson; Fort Meade, J. E, Par­ Inolo Heights, It. L. Allen; Tnmpa, er; Fort Myers, 0. II. Thronien; Tnmpn Heights nnd Palmetto Bench, fort Myers Mission, Robert C, Moore; F. E. Stinmoyon and one to he supplied Homeland nnd Prospect, E. J. Hardee by E. II. Lnntz; Field secretary of J,d to be supplied by Robert White; preachers Relief Fund, B. K. Throver, Cnthlecn Circuit, It. E. L. Folsom; First Church, 2, C.; Conference Mis­ t.c Relic amt Alva, G, C. Herndon; sionary secretary, Ira S, Patterson, .tikelaml, First Church, J. M. Grass; First Church, 2 C. .nkidand, Dixiolnnd, G. w . RosenborL A T IN DISTRICT: W. B. Sewell, y: Lakeland, Myrtle Street, Holmes presiding elder; Key West, La Trini­ .ogan; Mulberry, F. I’ ixton; Nocatce dad, Francisco Sanz; Key West, El Bmi Fort Ogden, II. F. Rape, Jr.; Pun- Salvador, Francisco Bonn; Tnmpn, In Gortla: II. Dutill; Wnuchula, J. F. San Juan and San Lucas, W. E. Sew­ litehell; Zolfo Circuit,. J. E. Shcp- ell; Tampa, San Marcos, G. Porez; erd; Florida Christian Advocute, J. Tampa, Epworth, D, Carrera; Tnmpn. | M IAM I DISTRICT: C. F. BlackIdgar Wilson, editor, First Church San Mnten; W. M. Million; Tnmpa, horn, presiding elder; Danin and Ojus, Lakeland, 2. C., I). B, Swcnt, nssistar.t Snn Paoln; Leonard Picono; Mission­ |W. O. Jvnntrunn; Delray, J. C. Jones; editor, Dixieland, 2 C.; conference ser- aries to Cuba: Igmich (ianzalez, Nor­ Fort Lauderdale, John A. Wales; Ft. Pierce, G. W. !Uubl>»; Homestead, R. retary of Education, S. W. Lawler, ton J. Castelanos. \. Sciby: Key West, First Church, S. First Church, Lakeland, 2 C, TRA N SFE R R E D —J. C. Diggs to A. Wt;*on; Key West, Fleming St., GAINESVILLE D ISTRICT: G. S. Roberts, presiding elder; Alachua cu- Upper South Carolina Conforenco; E. I. W. Longncro; Key West, Memorial, cuit, Thomas It. Adams; Bronson and |M. Stanton, Jr., to St. Louis Confer­ E. L. Ley; Lemon City, W. G. Alla Cedar Key, L, II. Simpson; Citia cir­ ence; J. I.. Gcrdino to Korea confer­ ben; MntncumMn, to he supplied by John Watkins; Mil ai, Buena Vista cuit, A. ,M. Mann; Columbia circuit, ence. to tie supplied by II. M. Hnrison; Ft. OCALA DISTRICT: W. P Uuhr- and Southside, to ,ie .vipnliud by J. ><le, A. II. White circuit, to bo supplfed l>y Jos- mnn, presiding o ld t" Rroyt vilb1, W. W. Tnrhnux; Miami, lllv Cole; Miami, Trinity, L. M. Broyles; |<plk Barton; Gainesville, J. C. Jenkins; .1. Palmer; Brnoksville m' L E. Porrine-Peters anil Silver Palm, to be (iaiia -ville Mission, to be supplied by Shipper; llushnoll, C. r . Fra- r; supplied by T. W. Whitnwth; Sebas­ It. I.. Ball; High Springs and Archer, Clearwater, L. W. Moon.-. >' un, J. J. Jones; Jasper, L. Munito; Jen- M. T. Bel); Crystal River .. to tian, F. M. ('. Ends; South Palm ileneli nlng- ciicuit, It. A. Sowell; Lake City, bo supplied ny W. J. Burticu; Glide and Boynton, M. E. Myer; Stuart and F < . I'aihoun; Live Oak, W. S. Myers; City, T. L. Z. Frazier; DuneBon, K. Salerno, B. D. Bourn; Voro, C. H. Lice (Ink Mission, to be supplied by II. Knostline; F.lfers, to bo su|i|illcd; Rose; West Palm Beach, C. II. Sum­ L. P. Kldridgo; Micnnopy circuit, J. Inverness, J, II. Daniel; Leesburg, II mers; Agent o f Florida Conference 11 Murray; Newberry circuit, .1. W. F. Harris; Ocala, C. W. White; Safe­ Orphanage, J. It. Cason, Trinity, Mi­ Windham; Reddick circuit, to he sup­ ty Harbor circuit, J. B. Reid; St. Pet­ nn.’ Q. 0. T A l,' AH ASK EE DISTRICT: A. K. plied by G, T, Bonnett; Wellborn cir- ersburg, W. J. Carpenter; Remitioje, I cuit, Thomas Williams; White Springs J. E. Lewis; Southern College mission, Houiiholdor, presiding elder; Apalachi­ circuit, to be supplied by P, K. Pow­ G. F. Scott; Sumterville and Paaasoff- cola. p, W. Mathison; Aucidu and ell; Wiiliston, It. A. Guy. kee, to be supplied by G. S. Rrtmk; KiinKeenati, W. II, Herndon; L.'istol ■' U ’ K SO N VILLE DISTRICT: J. II. Sutherland mission, to he supplied by Mission, to bn supplied by Arthur (!. Rooney, presiding elder; Callahan and S. M. Griffin; I!. T. Rape, 'supernum­ Cox; Cnrrnbello circuit, James A. Bryceville, J. L. Bourn; East Port and erary; Tarpon Springs, It. H. Bar­ Hendry, Chattahoochee, J. E. Wood­ ho Anderson, W. F. Kramer; Fernnndina nett; Trilby, Walter Kinnrd; Wild­ ward; Fonhollnwny mission, to I i t SQUIRE EDGEGATE Rather Enduring Hofo, ... CTO/rl PLF)J*/-T }y \ ^ F lG tyH S T 1 I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me fo r every day o f his life. THE FES AJUTHIH V vR O H G HE A L T H Spvs I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow when I explain how his savings will be increased by the interest added by your bank. Plold me responsible fo r seeing to it that Johnny has something to add to his account every week. When he is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That will be a R E A L gift. Your old pal, DAD. m | Enclosed please find check for $.............................. with which to open a Savings Account for ; Name aj Kindly mail the pnss book to me at............................... JJ MfettiflM Pfilft' vwvv'r-? -;xr '■ s Nnmo supplied by P. G, McDaniel) Greens­ boro circuit; G. A. Davis; Greenville and Lee; C. A. Saunders; Hnvnha, J. L. Hunter; Hinson Circuit, to lie sup­ plied by S. N. Burns; Leon circuit, !!. II. M cAfee; Madison, W. F. MnntIcy; Madison circuit, G. P. Hendry; Mayo Circuit, A. II. Hancock; Munticello, F R. Bridges; Mount Pleasant, M. B. Cox; Perry, John A. Hamlry; IJuimy, II. CL Davis; Tallahassee nnd .Mission, Seymour Grady and one to be supplied by C. CL Smith, Wondvllb mission, to be supplied by J, B, Legg. Removal Announceme’t JOHN J. HEITZ, M. D. and Chiropractor A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y and H O T-PO IN T Electric Irons Electric Heaters Edison Mazda Lamps For Brighter Light TOM MOORE Fidelity Tires O p lo n ic 'r lH t-O p tic ia n r $8.50 r ? $10.00 W e Appreciate Your Utmlness Opp. Post office Firsts and Guaranteed Frames Repaired Gasoline F. P. RINES Weald Say-Th e OF H O G* T>F)&x i h G U n o E G t . ±s o u r h o m e . you J £EE ’THFiT IT / vot S * )H iT f )n y -------------------------------- * OH I ., twif \ V —!—-------- 4: Tho Vocational Committee o f tho Bus­ iness ami Professional Woman's Club requests all young wumcn desiring employment to register nt tho First National Bank, nnd business men rouirlng heip to consult register. Eyes Tested EXPERT IN SU R A N C E SERVICE I represent progressive, modern In­ Hanford, Fla. surance old-line companies and am 103 Palmetto Avc. prompt it: rendering yon expert serv­ ice In securing for you jimt what you want in lifts insurance on tho plan Piano Owners, Notice! suited to your present nnd futuro need. Endowment, monthly incomo Here for a limited slay. Patrons de­ plans, nnd automohllo ami fire in­ siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. surance. Wrlto or phono mo to call. W. J. TH IG PEN. “ Mack the Piano Tuner” is Employment Bureau for the hath, bedroom nnd Nursery whose offices for tho past year were from visible pump. Accurate measure. loci led nt the Seminole Hotel and at Oils and Greases 107 Ninth avenue, Sanford, Ims mov­ ed into a larger place which is being We give tickets with each purchase, equipped nil tho Sanford Sanitarium, good for 3 per cent in trade located at 100'J Union Street or Sec­ Phone LHI-.I ond street East, /fA/OT ,<l-y ***wv * Drop a cord in the book marked “ M erry Christmas from t Iutcr-nnt’t Cartoon Co s Kindly start a Savings Account in his name with the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ ing on Christmas eve. T H E ^ O v '.s T H *ri VOtJF HOUSE ELECTED F O O N O t)T ,O H -F )M O "TeVzjT ye>UX? H O G S & H R L T E .R T 'c . r ? c . t JTS J) £U, D COMOiTiOH s p c -Ck?HF.*)LTH o f f i c e r f il e d a ■ Dear Santa Claus:— / H W h t jlost 4 HO& OiH ^ c a o u H -r cor /t - y ir ■zr-----r-^5 Lenses Duplicated 1 �» row THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1921 PAGE FOUR SANFORD DAILY HERALD WWT tftOTMl MMH Iu4i> U Ti> IwmM »mU A jy, I t n u ^ w U i A m u THE HERALD PRINTING CO. R. J. HOLLY __ ___________ Editor N . J. LILLARD....Secy:t ary-Treasurer H. A. NEEL......... General Manager "c. L. I l l W IN CUCuXATIOM MAE AOE l Phone 148 up lo G P. M. aaT«mmi< B «t— U«ila Ki<nrn oo App itioe •ab«eilpti*a Trio* la AdTtac* Om I h i ......................................... t*.0» •ta Kostin .............................................. I.M n.lW .r.d la Oltr br Ctrrltr Om VToak .......................................... I I OoaU his headquarters the ftcrnld will act os a medium through which tho little ones can mnko tholr wonts known and the Sanford merchants will transmit tho message to tho Jolly old fellow who will get tho gifts that are needed. This also applies to the older folks. The column starts In this issue of tho Daily Herald and will run all this week and part of next. ----------- o----------R ECIPR O CITY— THOU A R T A JEW EL The Herald is continually harping about patronizing home merchants. We believo in it nnd practice what wo Tko bl* IS- W It-pipo V m U ; Xortld • » preach. W e feel that people have a tlrolr o-JT.ro Ep b IopU Ooaoty u l U publUko* OT.ry Friday, AdvortUlM ratal mad* kaiwm perfect right to spend their money •a application. Damnratls In politico. |S.M where they please — provided, how­ par paai, alwayi la idraaaa. ever they are not in business in Member o f The Associated Press Sanford and depending upon Sanford for n living. On the other hand wo oxpect Sanford business men *o take Town named goon Water suffered a dose of this medicine nnl spend their advertising money at home. This from fire. ----------- o-----------is the senson o f the yenr when all Uoraii and itecd arc making g'.nnd kinds o f foreign advertising is being solicited with the result that every stand plays again in (he senate. ----------- o ---------penny spent by the home merchants The Japs allowed us to have cable with out o f town people is taken out connections with Yap. Glad to henr of town. Whnt is sauce for tho goose it. We have a few pnssangers for is sauce fur the gander and rccipiocity is tho greatest jewel in the system Yap. of barter and trade. Other Htato pa­ A ll those wings for the state pers aro taking up this mntter togeth­ cnpltal liable to take wings ami fly er with the hoard of trndc and cham­ away 7 Ocala says thev shall not pass, ber o f commerce. The fullowing from Lakeland Star Pntntka says th-y must not pass nnd demonstrates tho truth of this: Orlando has already passed. The latest "earn your winter's trip ----------- o ----------Merchants of Sanford should can to Florida idea" is one that Is deserv­ every advertising scheme that comes ing of special mention. A trio, com­ to town with tho intention o f taking posed of two young wmmtn and an the money out of the town and leav­ elderly goat (the gent remaining in ing nothing in return This is tho -ne background Intend supplying traveling fakirs nnd all orts of blotters for the desks nt the postschomo will ho foisted upon the un office free c f ccsl that i3 without cost to the government. The brilliant suspecting public this season. idea is local merchants pay $15.00 -ofor advertising space on this wonder­ M U N IC IP A L OW NERSH IP ful "keep your name before the folks Orlando cnnMtsunliy lie depended who address their letters nt the postupon to do the right thing nt the right office’ 1 proposition. With 110 such time and while they hnvo labored spaces to sell and only two blotters down there for many years to get rid furnished it does not require one o f the big expense trying out various versed in the higher branches of ideas on the subject they have now arithmetic to figure nut how the decided to buy the plants or build j uldorey K**»t with his two assistants new ones hut T H E Y H AVE DE* l,,n winter very nieely in the land of CIDED. The appraisers yesterday np- flmvers. However, we might add that praised the plants at $(107,51*1 the t,le to™ 1 merchants are not falling exact figures being $271, 019 for the I r‘ "* HUrtl them es, but merchants In water plant and $*'1,'15,595 for the hundred o f Florida towns will. -----------o----------cLetrlc plant. The engineers said LAND P IR A TE S OF FLORIDA Die electric plant profits for tho past year were $(10,000 on the new apprai­ sal price or is per eenl. Orlando will now proceed to an election nnd vote to own het plants and her prosperity will really date from that time. Only another one o f the predictions made by the Harold editor coining true. F IN iS Il TH E JOR The City Commissioners have coindemnrd certain buildings and made the owners tear them down. This was a move in the right direction but there are at least four more buildings on the principal corners of the city that are more of an eye sore than either o f the buildings turn down and these four are left and the owners have not even been informed o f the fact that they might at seme future time have to come down. Owners of such buildings should not need to be told that their buildings are unsightly and are a mo mice to the city's growth. Ilut ns the ease stands these owners evidently need to be told and the people are now wondering how soon tho buildings will go the way o f the others o f will they go at all. The City Commissioners ' should treat all alike regardless o f whom they may lie and should not climb tho lion resident property owner nnd allow the resident property owner special privileges. How soon do they go? -<»W H A T DO YOU W A N T FOR CH RISTM AS? The Ilornld wants all the little fats to write to Snntn Clous through the Sanford Herald and wo will publish them in order that Old Santa will have some idea of what Is wanted by tho little Sanford folks. Sinco Snntn Claus is muking the Sanford stores 5 N E W P U R IT Y CROSS PRODUCTS KV. F ig Pudding, Dnto Pudding, Plum Pudding Chocolate Fudge Pudding, V>bstor Salad Chill Concarne Creamed Fin nun HatitHu Deviled Chicken Creamed Spaghetti with Cheese W. „ N “ % ^ ■ Deane Turner s Phones 497-194 W E L A K A BLOCK m 1-k>: I.UlI ■ * probity with those o f any state in tho Union. They are not fly-by-nlghta but permanent residents who live, nnd they know they can not be pro­ moted by falsehood nnd trickery. Their reliability Is shown by tho fact that their offerings arc being taken by our own people, who know what they arc doing nnd appreciate the possibilities of Florida invest­ ments. MICKIE SAYS Only 12 more Days till Xmas yjDOKutt a w is psr . w w z r ' n m ’N V0*rtTW\U0» WOV4JN EVttl fiVLPECT VRlKif CARD* OP -tUAJAVtS *N AOS PER ftOCl AXJS AN* a e a o u m o N s o p r e s p e c t a n * a u .) K IN O OP NOTICES PRCE PER NUW UN’Z UOIU OO N A l WOVW COMVET W e w ill not say "D o Y ou r Christmas Shopping E n rly." Too many have said it before and it is ai. most a joke. But we can say w ithout fear o f joking or contradiction that i f you have been saving your m on ey' through our plan th at doing your Christmas shopping w ill cause you no fenr because you will have that nest e g g from which to draw — IN S H O P P IN G A N D IN E V E R Y D A Y L IF E -! It comes to you with fu ll force th at you have not been saving as you should. There is nothing gives you so much independence as a Bank Account. Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas brings it home to you w ith full force. BUSINESS DEFENDS UPON C IR C U LA T IO N OF M ONEY ■\MVN NOT 0UP oe. A t!tL RECit-AR ] "Cash hns kept nround the house VJN1TGO STATE* 1 is dead money," snys Wallace’s KAOMEH T Farmer nnd the truth of this state­ HO Hi. UOWt ■ ment is enrly recognized when one ■ pauses to study the financial system ■ which controls many o f tho other systems under which we live. The bible says money Is the root o f all evil. Innumerable arguments have been caused by this statement, hut >.o sensible minded person hns ever questioned the assertion money is not in notion is deadweight. This ■ docs not mean one Is complicating things by saving money or by spend­ ing it economically, yet it is possible to save money or to spend money of Sanford A*MM economically and nt tho same timo ewrHwil 'stimulate the gcncrnl financial system. As Wallace’s Fnrmcr points out— CHRISTM AS STA TIO N E R Y, Notice o f Application for Tax Deed said land being assessed nt th» J.*. Cash deposited in the bank POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC. Under Section 575 of the General o f tho issunneo of such certificate b is live money. A dollnr of Statutes of the St^tc of Florida the nnmo o f Unknown. Unless uu Everything In tho holiday lino in cash deposited in tho hank stationery, post cardK, engraved certificate shall bo redeemed necorl. serves ns a source o f from $5 Notice 1h hereby given that S. F. ing to law Tax Deed will iSSU( ^ Christmas and Now Year’s cards, to $10 o f credit. The mnn Doudncy, purchaser o f Tax Certificate on on the 4th day of January * n stamps and stickers, etc., nt tho Horwho keeps $1,000 around the No. 10*15, dated tho 4th day o f Novem­ 1922. * aid office. Ono o f the finest and most house Is, in effect, preventing ber, A. D. 1895, has filed said certi­ eomploto lines over brought to San­ Witness my official signaturi u» five to ten other men from ficate in my office, and hns mndo ap­ Heal this tho 29th dny of NotmU. ford. Open every night until Christ­ borrowing 1,000 each from plication for Tax Deed to issuo In ac­ A. D. 1021. ians. the bank. Wo suspect that cordance with law. Said certificate (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, there is at least $5,900,00(1 in cm! races tho following described proPostmaster General Hays snys tho Clerk Circuit Court, the state o f Ohio being kept out Dcrty situated in Semlnolo County, status of women postal employees Seminole County, fl, o f circulation by timid hoarders. Florida, to-wit: W 1-2 of SE 1-4 of 11-20-fltc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C, will not he chnngod by mnrringe. This $5000,000 if it were put in SW 1-4 o f N Wl-4 nnd E 1-2 of SW This Is good new s*for prospective 1-4 of SW 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sec. 22, Tp. the bank would serve ns a source Buy it with a norald Want Ad. bridegrooms. 21 S, Range 29 E. 10 acres. Tho o f from $25,000,000 to $50,000,000 o f credit, nnd would go n long way toward relieving tho present critical situation. Never keep more than $50,in cash around the house, and if you can get along with as little ns $10, by all mentis do so. I f you hnvo large quan­ tities o f money on hand there is always dnngor of losing it by robbery and fire.; But the biggest reason why all surplus ' A C H R IS T M A S JO Y B O X con be the money should find its way into size o f a half-pound candy box, or it thj. bank ns promptly ns possible m ay be ns largo as the largest wooden is that the banks are credit fact­ D ry Goods Box you ever saw. The ories, nn I the raw mnntcrta! o f size depends on what Y O U are W IL L the credit which they manufac­ IN G to put IN T O it. Each JOY-BOX ture is hard cash. Remember should have some candy, nuts, cook­ that every dollar of cash which ies, fruit and other goodies— a Christ­ you deposit, from $5 to $10 i mas toy or tw o— a doll i f i# is for a worth o f credit. We are satisfi­ g irl— or a jack knife or top or base­ ed that if only one half of the ball if it is for a boy— a new ribbon money which at presort is being or two, handkerchief, stockings or a hoarded In the United States were % new tie, etc., if for a boy, and a little deposited with the banks that money fo r the boy or girl to spend as credit be increased to such an T H E Y may choose. T H E C H IL ­ extent that prices would rise by D R E N ’S HOM E S O C IE T Y OF FLO R­ from 5 tolO per cent. Tho man ID A , invites E V E R Y man, woman who 'keeps bis money about the and child and every SCHOOL, SUN­ house is helping to hold prices D A Y SCHOOL. C H U RCH , LODGE, down. Y O U N G P E O P L E S ’ S O C IE T Y , W O­ The argument Issnuiul through­ V M A N ’S C LU B . L A D IE S ’ A ID SO CIE­ out. Even if a man received no T Y , or O T H E R organization in the interests on his money he would tide State o f Florida, to g et up a JOYthe general condition by depositing in BOX for E V E R Y Homeless Orphan it tn a bank or in some other medium and N eedy Child in our State. W e of legitimate financial transactions, want cuough IN D IV ID U A L JOYand by so doing would not injure him­ B O XES fo r every one o f the little self i (idle slightest. On the other ones in our Th ree Hom es.in Jackson­ hand he would benefit for ville and Pensacola, and then we want mediums of legitimate financial to ask for some larger F A M IL Y JOYtransactions pay interest, afford ‘ ~ B O XES— filled with children’s cloth­ protection nnd encourage gening ot every kind, shape and size, hats, caps, shoes, sweaters, underwear, reflects profits to the individual. stock mgs, ribbons, tics, handkerchiefs, etc., any quantity o f jellies, pre­ A dollar, in action is worth several serve! syrup, honey, meats, staple groceries, chickens, fruits, vegetables, dollars in stocking or under it pillow. nuts, etc. W e can use A N Y T H IN G that children from tiny wee bnbies on Dollars must conic out before norup CIl*4 E A T , W E A R or E N JO Y. A ll JO Y-BOXES, big or small, should macly can return. lie sent to our Children’s Homes either nt 1944 Riverside Avenue. Jackson­ -----------o---------- ville, or to our W est Florida Branch Home at Seventh A ve. and Jordan Peoples Bank i | Have Yon Ever Heard of a | Christmas Joy-Box? ❖ Colliers and cither northern maga­ zines have taken so many shots nt Florida and vented their spleen so many times Hint the Herald has caused to pay any attention to the articles derogatory to Florida. This state has taken such a remarkable' start in growth in the past ten years in spite of all that Colliers could do that we can affonrd to laugh at the ill concealed attempts o f this magazine to be little the state that lias clone so much of all of these two by four writers when they eonie among us as guests. A recent story about tho Land Pirnies in Colliers hns aroused the ire o f tite Tampa Times and they shoot over the following about it: . Collier’s which arrogates to itself the name of tho National Weekly— take a particular pleasure in criticis­ ing tne South and especially that part of it which lies south of Georgia line It never fails to take a "slam" at Florida when the opportunity offers, and when one does not offer, it looks one up. The last number contains an ar­ ticle leaded "Land o f Pirates Too," which purports to be a personal rela­ tion by one of the pirates o f the slick scheme's by which ho separated confintling suckers from their cash. I f tile article is what It duims to be, the author writes himself down ns nn arrant scoundrel nt the start, whose tti| proper place is in tho penitentinry. The scene of course is laid in Florida, Ru fo r that has been the stamping tty hi ground for that kind o f gentry, ever Ku tta since its natural advantages o f Hoil ttu attracted attention to the state. r i <ui Ky Hu fci Hu Ra c.* Mu KU Those have furnished a fine foun­ dation about which to weave their Dear Santa Claus: vagaries, and we are obliged to con­ Picas bring me a sleepy thill ami a fess that we have been afflicted in big doll bed and bring n doll carl timed past with a few o f tho "pirates" And bring mo some candy am) noire of the kind which the writer in nuts, this is all for this time. Collier’s admits himself to be. They N IN A M AY. wore not invited to come; they forced themselves upon us, but they did not Dear Bantu Claus: stay long, A few of the most exuber­ Please bring me a Vllou bow and a ant invited tho attention of the HU gun and boxes of IlHs, and sonio authorities, and landed where they candy and Homo nuts. And n pear of belonged, in the penitentiary; other* stockins. Well that is all for this decided that the clinuKo of Florida timo. was not n.c mathful for their indivi­ BGNNIE. dual canes an they had claimed it to he and relieved the state of their ob- Dear Santa: I am a little girl six years old. I noxiona presence while It was yet time. They were never a native want you to bring me a doll that op­ produet anyway, hut carpet lmggera ens and shuts its eyes and a little Mack buggy with a rod top my stock­ of the worst variety. Ilut this is a tale of tho pusl. The ing will lio hinging on the manlle state has been wc’ t cleared of the please fill it with nuts nnd a stick of icd stripes on it. Thut’a deleterious romancers who cursed candy. in ite early d.;ys, and tho real all. Thank’-. Your friend, ertat “/ho uro operating hero j ETHEL. Row .tqjo up for honor and; : LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS it ff i J X Streets, Pensacola. W e have had over 1900 little homeless, orphan nnd needy children come urultir our care and attention A L R E A D Y T H IS year and about FO U R N E W children on an average nre referred to us E A C H D A Y , so you can see tliM .w e can use an E N D LE S S Q U A N T IT Y o f Joya,1‘ ! T H IN K o f how good it would mnke Y O U feel to get such a JO Y-B O X tor Christmas— and then ju st IM A G IN E how happy ono o f our poor little homeless kiddies would feel. In addition to Joy-Boxes we have O T H E R G R E A T N E E D S . Th ey are equally important. One is more good F A M IL Y H OM ES fo r our homeless r L u S to kccp o l,r g r e a t w o rk VVE f I i T T J f tunntes— P L E A S E DO. T f The Children’s Home Society of Florida “ F L O R ID A ’S G R EATE ST C H A R IT Y ” State Hdqrs., 428 St. James, Bldg. Jacksonville, Fla. Judge A . II. Baker, Pres. R. V. Covington, Treos. Mascus C. F agg, State Sup. X X T X i t T T t & �m a oAXNru n u % k ittle Happening* Mention of Matter* lo Brief Personal Item* of Interest In and About & The City L* i ,, R-'J h E THE WEATHER " Summary of the * Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers Pa P j P j i q mi pa K* For Florida: Fnir tonight little nml Wednesday; f t chnngo In temperature. JU u H rj ft N TEMPERATURE fca ha RJ Everything is chicken on tho St. Johns and it looks like a big Christmas season with cold weather and the bright sun and everyone will have plenty to cat and a plnco to sleep in this gladsome Christmas season which Is something for which to he thankful. Weather report has it i-I and tills is an oven temperature nnd going strong. Florida is just nat­ urally the grandest state in the union even with the cap­ ital at Tallahassee. Have you shopped in Sanford yet? r»:IO A. M. DEC. 13, 11121 Maximum .................... 7.1 Minimum .................. .jg /Range ....................... r»l Barometer ........20.90 South nnd clear. Pa Ps ici P« lu Eleven more days ’till Christmas. Now is the time to make your selec­ tions. Will the Sanford merchants keep the stores open Thursday nights? It would bo posible to get tho band to have the concdrts down town nnd bring tho people in from the surround­ ing country, Miss Anna Lou Huff, who has been the attractive guest of her dialer, Mrs. Den Caswell, for the past month, left yesterday for her homo In Atlanta, Go. . Have you written your copy for tho Rat »ta Rn Ra na na m ** and Weekly Herald. This special edition will he a good one nnd n great trade COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE stimulates, W IL L NOT BE PUT ON IIEBB THIS YEAH IS DECISION And by tho way the band will play Thursday night in Central Park. Ev­ At the regular meeting of the Ro­ erybody is invited to come out nnd en­ tary Club today at tho Valdez many joy the music. Maybe wo can hear matters of importance were discussed another song written by "Mr. Bnll.’’ among tiio Community Christmas tree. Christmas editions of tho Daily Mr. and Mrs Howard Overlin left yesterday afternoon for Jacksonville where they went to consult n specialist about the former's eye, which was Imilly hurt yesterday with hot lend. m iitALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1921 Si 5 TR UC K Ra R-a Ra = ------- Ra Judge lloushohlcr, the chairman of the Tree Committee, reported that at a meeting of the various organizations one night Inst week it was decided that the time was too short to do anything with the Community Tree this year as Mrs, it. G. Smith, of Oviedo, was in all the churches hail planned their in­ the city yesterday afternoon nnd her dividual trees and charity proposi­ many Sanford friends were glad to tions. Every dull nnd organization in sec her nnd to know that she has en­ tho city will look after tho poor and tirely recovered from tho recent op­ in this work tho Rotary Club will also eration for appendicitis. tako a part having already made a most substantial subscription to the S. M. Schwartz, of Chicago, is in j Children’s Homo at Jacksonville and the city to look after Ins property in­ to other organizations. terests in the Silver Lake section. Mr. ! H was also decided to have a ladies Schwartz lived in Sanford fur many night and general Christmas celebra­ winters hut is at present engaged in tion on the night o f December 20th, business in Texas nnd Louisiana and An athletic committee was also ap­ oilier oil centers. Ho expects to ho pointed to lake care of tho athletic here several weeks mingling with his side of Rotary life and a basket hall many Sanford friends. team, a bowling team and a base hall team will soon wear the Rotary col­ Miss Annie Hawkins is at her homo ors and there will ho some stiff and on Celery avenue, after spending tho soro business men going down to their unimer at her old homo at Commerce, offices in a few weeks as tho result Go, Hiss Hawkins lias boon ill for hut tin* Rotary boys nro game nnd some time but is greatly improved they say they will go through with and will soon bo all right again. Her the athletic stunt if it kills every father accompanied her homo nnd his member of the Men’s Club, tho Kimany friends are glad to have him wnnnis Club, tho Elks Club and 'ev­ back in Sanford again. ery other duh. -n Ra Ra Ra R a R a R a Ra Ra Ra R a R a l u R a A Profit able Route Thu Bench Warmers wore discuss­ ing tho mendicants who visit Florida each winter, and how a city is both­ ered with them just to the extent that they are tolerated, A plWnnthmpie old gentleman had contributed weekly to an old man and one day ho came with a stranger, who solicited the alms. "How is this?" demanded tho old gentkmen, " i nm v.illing to help you a little hut l will not be imposed upon by vo;. coming in gang*." “ Not so fest, my fr,.icd, I have sold my route to this liere Lioke." The Fam ily's Xmas Gift Make it a L E X IN G T O N or H upm obile Open and Closed Models in Stock A number o f Rood used cars at prices and term s to suit B. &D IS0.TR IBMotor Co. U TO R S I have advance dope that the home merchants arc well supplied with EVEKYT1IING for this Christmas. m I nm going to get all the wants for HIM : at I’ KRKINS & B R ITT’S fine store because they have the nicest line of— SW EATERS, B A T H ROBES, BED ROOM SLIPPERS, M E N ’S JE W E LR Y, N E C K W E A R A N D SOCKS IN CHRISTM AS BOXES A N D A L L THOSE TH IN G S HE w i L L LIK E . Hazel Knutt attended a lecture tho other night and when what i.hc man talked about she roplkd: "Ob, about an hour and a half." --------------------My Headquarters Will Be A t ----------------------■ Fortune is no holiday goddess. She don’t simper along Arcadian scenes. She dwells in rugged places and you cannot wear her favors without win­ ning them. Well, of All Things! A man’s heart heats 1)2,101) times a day. A woman's heart, according to what’s going on, r//S s r # / ? £ 77M TRAPPERS, HUNTERS AND CATTLEMEN at Rivers Brothers Store to see these I.earu a Usctul Thing Each Dev goods, E. It, Gifford, 225-ltp The London plague was in 11105. VI. .• phonograph came in the last cen­ Otters Cared For. tury. A pair nf fully dereloped oilers have l,een discovered III a *toiu:li along the WINTER VISITOR DIES lirnndywine, near Wes) Chester, l'a„ .mil have been walehed with Inleresl Joseph Wischer died at the I'lco ii.v many persons. They are the only ones reported In Hotel Sunday after a short illness. Ho came to Florida for his health Chester for probably to years, and and had been in Sanford for the past nre very carefully pnitcriotl by the owner <>f the property where they six week and intended to remain for have made a ileii In n hunk beside the the winter. Having stomach trouble -Iill water. he was on n strict diet nnd it is The animals are '‘aid to be about thought that he ate something hat four feet In length nnd very active. deranged his stomach and caused ids II is hel'eved a number of young may death. He was a resident of Chicago lie produced In tlm den beneath the blit spent most of his time with re­ hunk and prove the founding of a eid nay which oil) arouse imieli future latives in Covington, Ivy., where it is 'leroKt. thought his remains will be shippi 'i for interment. New Dickens Drama. At II reeellt ( 'luirles idckms dinner hi London regret was expressed I tint dratnntlc versions of the Dickens nov­ els are not mure popular. Forthwith a certain Itrnnshy Williams proposed CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1921 to underlake lo popularize the Vic­ torian novelist In the theater. Al lllrkenhcnd he will accordingly Insti­ Southbound Arrive Departs tute a repertory season with adapts* 83. ........ 2:30 a.m. No. 2:10 n.m. tImi „ of "David Cnpperflcld," "Oliver 27. 8:40 n.m. Twist" and "llarnnhy Radge," to he No. written by members of the Dickens No. 01. 1:38 p.m. fellowship under I he direction of sntd No. 89. ...... . 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Mr. Williams. No. 85. 7:10 p.m. Bobby Know, « Mother (to small sun)— Wluil would Northbound Arrivo Departs happen If ymi lalkeil lo your teacher No. 82 ........ 1:48 a.m. 2:03 n.m. as you talk to me? Mmnll boy (promptly)—I would he 84.......... 11: 1 1 ? a.m. No. 12:05 p.m. expended! No. 80.. ........ 2:35 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 92.......... 4:00 p.m. 4:05 p.m. No. A bond election of $100,000 wns No. 28.. ........10:00 p.m. recently voted on very favorable by * Trilby Brnnch Arrive xNo. 100.. xNo. 24.. xNo. L’i8.. No. 22 ......... xNo. No. xNo. xNo. No. Leesburg Branch Arrivo 157.......... 3:55 p.m, 21.......... 2:50 p.m. 101.......... 5:50 p.m. 25.......... 1:30 p.m. 22.......... 7:00 p.m. Sanford Departs 7:00 n.m. 3:25 p.m. 7:00 n.m. 7:00 p.m. r / S U / F f£ / ? E H T Sanford, F la. What’s in a Name? A tourist was loading a Great Dane when two women baited him. "What a magnificent animal—a Great Dane, isn't it? " snid one. “ Yessum," said the breeder, A t Cocoa I am establishing a zoo. "I presume you call him Hamlet It is my desire to secure for this zoo then,’’ put in the second woman. every kind of native wild animal, such "N o’m— Ophelia." ns bears, deer, wild cats, coons, alli­ gators, snakes o f all kinds, and all Of All Things!! kinds o f fowls and birds. A fellow took his girl (o a moving Write me what you have or can get picture show when a Chinese play for me, and your price, and I will ap­ was being filmed. To give it atmos- preciate the same very much. phoro the manager was burning joss GUS C. EDWARDS, slicks about the room. 220-2te Cocoa, Florida. As he entered the door and the ush­ er was about to lead him to a sent FOR SALE— One oak wash stand, one he remarked: bird's eye maple wash stand (com­ “ I smell punk." modes), child's iron bed, child's sulkie "In that ense," remarked the usher, and an indoor sanitary toilet, very "Had I not better give you a private useful whore there are small children, box.” perfectly sanitary and odorless. Call ♦ ■ fd That which begins in anger ends in shame. Oviedo Branch xNo. 120.......... 7:‘IGp.m. xNo. 127.......... x— Daily, except Sunday. but : And I nm not going to bring a thing with me from other towns bccnusc TRAIN SCHEDULE 209 Park Avenue. AmH@au H la lly a Sanford Celery-Fed Man □ □ Pa U pj p. uaili \ FOR SALE N E W TW O -STO RY HOUSE, N E A R L Y F IN ­ ISHED. E A S Y TERM S Other Bargains in Real Estate A. IP. Connelly CLASSIFIED ADS Clnssiflcd advertisements, IS cents n line. No nd taken for Ichs than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged lo anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR S A LE FOR RENT— Bed room, 311 Park ave­ nue. _____178-tfc FO R U E NT— Furnished flat with ga­ FOR S ALE — Oranges packed for rage, PH Myrtle Ave, 223-tfc Christmas, Mrs. A. Vaughn, phone 323-J. 223-Gtp FOR RENT— Rooms and kitchonnttca, Shirley Apt., opp. I*. O. 220-20tp FOR SALE - Ford with neat truck body on, in good condition, $150. 810 FOR R EN T— Furnished rooms, with West Third street, Holly Avo. 221-dtp or without board. 503 West Third 220-0*.c FOR SALE— Eight room house with Street. hath. Immediate possession. Small A P A R T M E N T FOR R ENT— Ono payment down, long timo on balance. apartment consisting of two largo See Lnno or address Box 782, Day- rooms, well furnished, gas for cook­ tonn, Flu.______________10P-Tu-Snt-‘lw ing, electric lights, running water. FOR SALE — One Florence Automat­ Adults apply 300 French Avenue, cor­ 224-Gtc ic 3-burner oil stove with mantel ner o f Third street. and oven. Call 415-W, 201-tfc FOR SALE- One Dnlsy churn. Call 201-tfc 115 -W. FOR SALE— Two story business building. Apply to the uwnor, Klun Arcs, 805 Oth St. , 205-ttc FOR S A LE — Choice oranges and grapefruit for Christmas, $2.00 per box F. O. II. Osteen. CnHh with order. — F. N. I’ urdy, Osteen, Fin. 221-12tp W ANTED W AN TE D — 300 laborers for paving and newer work in tho City of Day­ tona, Fla. Lowest wages 15 cents per hour for ten hours daily. Pity in cash every Saturday. Work will last from h! x to eight months.- -Atlantic* BlthuJithie Co., Daytona, Fla. 222-Otc W AN TE D — Customers for fresh milk, morning nnd evening dolivorloa.— R. FOR SALE OR K EN T— 8-roomeil L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu house, 1011 Oak ave. 1’hono 2H3-J. 201-tfc 218-tfc FOR SALE CH EAP— Gas range and f-U S-4 fn S-i fci N wood range, 1011 Oak ave. Phono 283-J. 218-tfc fci to k i In FOR K E N T Largo manufacturing company, man­ FOR REN't1— 2 furnished bed rooms. ufacturing potato barrels, wish to es­ Phono 437-W, cornpr Elm & Third tablish branch warehouse In Sanford Street. 195-tfc nnd desire branch manager who can FOR K EN T— One furnished bod invest $1,000.00. Address, l*. O. Box room, nlso garage. 110 Laurel Ave. 2501, Jacksonville, Florida. the county of Duval. This amount 199-tfc will bo usodfnr the} betterment of RENT— Two furnished hud Ku 1**1 ha hu P-i ha Pu M 1*u Ku educational work and will give the FOR rooms, 011 Park Avo. 212-tfe county nine new school buildings to W A N TE D —Good 1021 Ford touring handly tho present overtaxed com­ FOR RENT— Furnished roopi,, 411 car; will pay cash fo r A>cst o ffer munities. Park avenue. 220-Gtp submitted. II. II., Box, 548. 224-3tc houso keeping S IT UXTfO N W AN T ED— Competent Some people think they have no FOR R E N T —Two lady stenographer, three years’ ex­ rooms furnished complete, $0.00 per pop unless they are always gutting Departs week. Apply 1100 Sanford Avo. perience, wi!) accept any reasonable excited about something or other. 221-Otp offer. 224-2tp AIM EX PLANATIO N \ 3:10 p.m. The Mnrrlnnn and 1‘ iountstown Rail rand will possibly in tho future entend their line to Dothan, Ala., In cuho this execution is in order to get a sea port outlet. $ Patton's Sun-Proof Paint Is not only sold in gallons but in 25, 50 and 100-lb. kegs, and can bo made up for .52.40 a gallon w ith raw linseed oil. Tho formula o f tho Patton ’s Sun-Proof is tho Hamo as the governm ent formula, 55% whito lead, 155% zinc, 10% silica. It is made for tho South anti has boon tho P R ID E o f the N A T IO N fot>d0 years, no other paint can ho compared with it. Sold by— Sanford Paint & W elaka Block, N orlh Oak Ave. Paper Co. H. A . H A L V E R S O N * � 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, December 13, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 13, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 13, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald