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“City Substantial"
“City Sabstantiar*
IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O R LD ’S G REATEST
VOLUME n
Four
Great
Powers
Make N ew History
By Declaration
AMERICANPOSITION
found
eastern
no t to
by
VE G ETAB LE SECTION
SANFORD, FLO RID A, W ED NESD AY, DECEMBER 14, 1921
FOUR POWER PACIFIC TREATY
WAS SIGNED YESTERDAY
ATTACH ON PRESERVATIONS
re
m and ates
(I ly T h e A M o d R tr d P r e s s )
NUM BER 226
*
Haircuts, a la Movies
reg ular^
MARCEL,
FRANCE W IL L FOREGO
CASH REPARATION
FROM GERM ANY
NAY CALL CONFERENCE
TO SOLVE WORLD PROBLEM
CANCELLING EUROPE’S DEBT
DR. W ILLIA M T U L L
DIES A T CHATTANOOGA
(lly The Associated Preaa)
Chattanooga, Dec. 14.— Dr. William
L. Tull, o f Jacksonville, Florida and
Asheville, North Carolinn, wns found
dead In his bed in n local hotel this
morning.
(H r T h e Associated Preaa)
Paris— Associated Dec. 14—Franco
Is willing temporarly to forego ensh
for reparation pnyments from Ger
many, The high officials o f the
foreign office today told tho associat
ed Press.
affected
N E W TERMS
M
DIAL EIREANN
IN CONFERENCE
ON AGREEMENT
W ASHINGTON, Dec. 14— Tho fourpower Pacific treaty, with n reser
vation attached to mnkc It Inapplica
ble. to purely democratic carnations
and to tho Amerlcnn mnndnto policy,
FOLLOWED
,var formally signed by tho plenipo FORM AL OPENING
I1Y A SECRET
tentiaries of tho United States, Greet
SESSION
Britain, dnpnn and France yosterdny.
The reservation, presented In writ
(llr Tlii- Asaorlntrd Press)
ing by the American reprsntntlvs and
DUBLIN', Dec. 14.—The question of
PICKF017D C l
Accepted by all tho others, declares
Hairdressers are met with requests every day for marcels "Just lilts
ratifying or rejecting the Anglothat the American attitude toward
Gloria Swanson's” or bob cuts to mo'-to tlio dowager look like Noxlmovo.
Irish agreement by the Dali Eirennn
And—would you believe it 7—many he-'Js actors aro having permanent
Pacific mandates shall not ho affected
was postponed until Thursday when n
waves placed L> their lock*!
by the treaty, anti that tho treaty pro
public session will be held.
vision for n four-power consultation
on questions arising over tho Pacific
DUBLIN, Dec. 14.—The Dull Elroislands shall not ho construed as ap
nnn met in public session today for
plying to nay problems which In inter
consideration o f the Anglo-Irish agree
nal ioaal law aro -mly of deironcratic
ment but after the formal opening
concern.
and a brief discussion o f eredentinls
New formal ceremonies accompan
o f plenipotentiaries at the London
ied the affixing of scnls nntl signa
conference wont into secret session.
tures. The signing took pluco In tho
ante-room o f tho offlco of tho secre
King George Says He Hopes for Pence W ITH WHICH SHE K ILLE D AB R A
M AYOR OF BOSTON
tary of state in tho proaonco of a
That Will ({J e t Strife
HAM CLICK R NSTE IN IN NEW
SUCCEEDS HIM SELF
largo compnny of American and fore
YORK SATU R D AY
ign officials, ndvisors and
clerks.
Illy The \aaor1alrd Pr;*Bel
( l l y T h e A ssociated P re s s )
LONDON, Dee. 12.— Opening of
There was no speech mnklng nntl rep ( Boston, Dec. 14.— Former Mayor
( l l r T h e Ass n e ln lrd l'rra a I
the
special session of parliament was
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 14.— Mrs.
resentatives of tho press wore not ad
James M. Curley was elected mayor called to consider the Irish pence set Charles S. Raison, held In New York
mitted.
I of Boston today by a plurality of tlement King George said in a speech for killing tTioro Saturday of DK Ab
Tho Ainericnn copy of tho treaty
|2,115 votes over John R. Murphy, from the throne today, " lit is my enrn- raham Glickenstein, wrote a local
now goes to President Harding, who
I former tire commissioner, in one of I cat hope that by articles of ugrccincnt hurdwnre concern whilo in Daytona
will Bubmlt it to the Sonnto for rati
|tho closest mnyornllty contests in the , now submitted to you strife of cen last month for information nbout the
fication. He probnbly will not tako It
history of tho city. The other two turies may to ended.”
cost o f a revolver with noiseless at
to the cnpltol in person and ho may
candidates ran far behind. The voto
tachment according to local polico
delay its submission until tho arms
wns: Curley, 7.1,8(19; Murphy, 71,504;
who
hnvc communication in their pos
conference is nenror n decision on tho
School Entertainment
Charles S. Baxter, 40,248; Charles S.
session.
Tho letter was dated Novem
other important points boforo it. It
Was Well Attended
O’Connor 10,812.
ber 2.1 and the pistol with which
was indicated at tho Whito House to
And W ell Received Glickstcin was shot wns purchased
day that Mr. Hnrdlng saw no reason
from a concern here December 2nd.
NO “ B LU FF" IN FIGHT
for noting hastily.
The
polico hero today aro searching
Two
Excellent
Plays
Were
Staged
A G A IN S T C APITO L
for tho man who accompanied by an
Lnst Night for Athletic A hh' ii.
EXTENSIONS
Palatka W ill Join in
unidentified woman and giving his
Two excellent plnya were staged nt nntno as T. G. Ellis, purchased the
'Capital Movement
i Ocala, Fla., Dec. 14.—The an
High School Auditorium
Inst pistol whoso number corresponds with
to Stop Building nounced intention o f a firm o f Ocala the
that with which Glickstcin was shot.
attorneys to seek by means of injunc night for tho benefit of the High
The man described as about six feet
School
Athletic
Association
nnd
the
Chamber o f Commerce Will Join Ocala tion to prevent tho enrrying out of
tall, thin, sallow complexion and very
many
who
attended
enjoyed
the
his
proposed cnpitol extensions nnd im
and Other Cities
nervous.
trionic
talent
displayed
by
the
pupils
provements is no "bluff,” according
of tho High School.
to If. M. Hampton, member of tho
(lly The Aasnrlntrd Press)
Tho first piny wns entitled "Two K L A N OFFERS AID
P A L A T K A , Dec. 14.— Tho Board of legal firm, nnd tho necessary steps
Old
Maids nnd a Picture" and the
IN MURDER CASK
governors of tho local chnmbor of toward obtaining immediately.
characters wore truo to life nnd show
eommorco decided today that Palatka
Contracts for the work Were award
i Pittsburg, Pa., Dee. 14—Polico in
will join Ocala and othor cities of ed ut Tallahassee yesterday. The ed tho careful training of the Ex vestigation of tho death of Loroy
pression teacher, Miss Williams. JesPcninsuln Florida In an effort to pre lognl firm, II. II. Hampton, Ander
slo Wilson, a college girl, by Mildred 1Holmes Morris, whose body with a
vent tho expenditure of any stnto son, on belief of "certain citizens,"
Holly; Emily Dny, her chum, by Kit bullet in the breast, wns found Sun
moneys on oxtending nnd improving contend thnt tho money for Iho pro
tle DuHose; Mchltnhcl Wilsin by Mae day night in a Pittsburg newspaper
tho cnpitol at Tallahassee. Replying ject docs not exist In tho stntc treas
Holly nnd Miss Sophio Smith by Miss of an advertisement offering $100 re
to invitation of attorneys representing ury in accordance with provisions of
Maudo Lako wore excellent and the ward for "information lending to the
tho movement launched in* Ocala, tho the legislative enactment authorizing
nrrost ami conviction of the murderers
playlet wns thoroughly enjoyed.
Chnmbor sent n tolcgrnm saying Pn- tho extensions.
"Cnughl Out, or Poto Royd’H Pro o f Leroy Holmes Morris, address E.
latka’s desire for cnpitol removal was
posal" was the second play ringed un Y. Clarke, Klnncrcst, Atlanta, Gu."
unselfish and this city’s logical situa
Tho police admitted that In ono of
der tho direction of Mrs. R. C. Max
BEAT
ANTI-LOTTEltY
LAW
tion for cnpitol Hito secondary to hav
well nnd was a rollicking college pluy Morris' pockets they found nn appli
ing it located nt some place more con
that caught tho fancy of tile audience cation, properly filled out, for memvenient and economical to majority of
nnd the characters were nil well tak be-ship in tho Ku Klux Klnn.
tux payers o f state.
en by the young folks who scorned to
Three men nlrcndy under arrest In
grnsp tho pnrt nnd carry It out. The connection with the killing wore held
T R A IL OF CHICAGO
following were in tho cast: Bill Ran in three police stations for prelimin
S L A Y E R SEEMS LOST
dolph, Wm. Moye; Dick Rogers, Rob ary hearings, nfor examination by
ert Thrushor; Jack Davis, Ed. Hender the po'ile.
Chicago, Dec. 14.— Tho trail of
son; George Iirown, Harold Christen
"Lucky” Tommy” O'Connor tonight
son; Kenneth March, Jim Stone; Char
In tho proposed 'naval reduction
appearantoly was loBt in tho maze
lie King, Byron Stephens.
program to cut down expenses, tho
of "tips” that have poured Into tho
Playing on Carlton Springs Sum presidential yacht Mayflower has not
dctcctivo bureau since tho escape
mer bnsobnll team: DeWitt Boyd, been Included.— Richmond Times De
Sunday from tho county jail o f tho
manager of tho team, Victor McLnu- spatch.
gunman who wns to have been hanged
tin; Harry Wilkes, formerly nn Am
Thursday for tho murder o f a Chicago
herst pitcher, now wnnted by Carlton
Tho naval exports havo discovered
detective.
tonm, Arthur Mooro; Mr. Weaver, af that reduction o f armaments will
While hundreds o f policemen nnd
flicted with sunstroke, nt tho Springs lower morals. W ell, what are wo
detectives today continued to run
to take the cure, Robert Holly, Jr.; aiming nt if it not n lower war morale
Bess Mason, a guest at tho Hotel,
down dozzens o f rumors from half a
all nround?— Now York Post.
Florcnco Henry; Christabcl Lee, n
dozen states it wns ndmlttcd by tho
guest nt the Hotel, Margaret Znch- for tho uthlotic association. Tho stngo
polico tonight that O’Connor’s where
ary; Hotel Wnltor, Fred I’opo; re at tho nudlto/ium was especially flna
abouts wns ns much n mystery ns it
mainder o f team and substitutes, Billy with the new settings and tho big
wns an hour after he had scaled tho
walls o f tho Cook county Jail with
California police have seized several Fitts, W rA . Adams, Morton Aycocko, flno curtain donnted by tho clnss of
Peter Schnal nnd Jimmy Robson 1021 and Ilyron Stephens had emboliions
of Chinese lottery tlekets.
two compnnlonn after terrorizing
furnlshod
tho orchoatrn music for tho Ishod tho urop scenes with appropri
shipped
ns
blank
paper,
uml
which
guards uml prisoners with a pistol.
on
examination
by
olllelnls
nt
tlrst
interim
between
acts nnd tho ovcnlng ate backgrounds. In fact tho plays
During the day five detectives,
uppenrod to bo really blank paper. wns greatly onjoyed.
Tho
plays j showed thnt tho high s.hool pupils
speeding to Hartford, Wis., on a tip Instead of being In tho center of the
showed
that
unusual
talent
in
this
lino havo remarkable talent along many
that O’Connor was thoro, wore Injured paper, Iho printing was put well Into
oxlsts in tho High Schol und tho pu- { lines nnd pupils and tenchors are to
whon their automobile turned over ono corner, leuvlng n wide margin on
The tickets wore then pile will givo sovoral of theao enter- ( bo commendod upon their fine show
n short dlatanco from Milwaukee. Tho two shies.
tninmenta. during the term. It Is good ing.
tip was false. A hearing on a motion packed so that tho margins wore to
training In expression and poiso and j "Tw o Old Maids nnd a Picture” will
to stay tho execution of O'Connor un ward the outside. A grent ninny
thousands of them wore passed by givo'puplls and patrons a pleasant di Ira presented tonight nt Monroo school
till nn appeal could bo taken to tho
the offlctals before tho scheme was version from tlmo to time.
for the bonoflt o f tho Rod Cross seal
United States supreme court was
discovered.
A nice sum was realised last night ■ale.
postponed untill Thursday.
SPECIAL SESSION MRS. RAISEN
OF PARLIAMENT BOUGHT GUN IN
CALLED TODAY
JACKSONVILLE
ALBERTUS VOGT
DISCOVERER OF
PHOSPHATE DEAD
W AS ONE OF GREATEST MEN OF
E A R L Y DAYS IN THIS
S TA T E
( l l y T h e A a a o rln lrd Preaa)
JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 14.— Tho
body o f Albortus Vogt, discoverer of
phosphate in Florida, who died at his
home here yesterday after a long ill
ness, will ho taken to Ocala today for
Imrial. Vogt was sinking a well at
Duncllon on May first, 1889, when ho
found a phosphate deposit and later
sold the property for two hundred
thousand dollars. He wns a native of
South Carolina, and a Confederate
veteran. Before settling in Floridn
ho surveyed railroad routes in Mexi
co and later bccnino tho chief o f tho
Southern Pacific railroad engineering
corps and directed tho selection o f tho
route o f that lino into I.os Angeles
from the oust. Ho was seventy-one
years old.
M ARSHAL FOCII SAILE D FOR
FR AN C E TO D AY FROM N. Y.
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.— Marshal
Foch sailed for Franco today from
Now York.
DeLand Bandit is
Arrested Today
at Jacksonville
Aubrey Nichols, of Greenwood, S. C.,
Is the Man Wnnted
(U r T h e A ssociated P r ts a )
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 14.— Aubrey
Nichols, of Greenwood, S. C., alias
James W. Tucker, of Savnnnnh, 20ycnrs-old, arrested hero Inst night and
according to polico confessed to enter
ing tho homo of n resident of DoLnnd
Inst week posing as a plumber, at
tacking the resident’s wife and after
leaving her unconscious, escaping with
the jewelry. Hundreds o f citizens of
DeLand combed the woods sovoral
days nnd nights in search of tho man.
Thn man was arrested on suspicion
when ho attempted to pawn a watch
nnd when searched tho polico said
they found engraved diamond ring
stolen at time of thu robbery in Do
Lnnd. Later officers suid Nichols con
fessed,
JOHN D.’S PHYSICIAN
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Great Britain’^ Prem ier
Has Proposition to
Solve Problem
FAVORS THE PLAN
SINCE AM ERICA HAS IN D IC A T .
ED S1IE W IL L NO T T/w\E
LE AD IN MOVE
W ASHINGTON, Dec. 14.— Somo o f
the foreign diplomats in attendance
at the arms conference have received
word which they Interpret as indi
cating that David Lloyd George, tho
British premier, is preparing to tako
tho initiative In world economic mat
ters, having become convinced from
tho results of inquirocs made hero
that tho American government does
not intend to call an international
economic meeting; nt least not In
the near future.
The British prime minister's plan
according to tho information in tho
hands of theao diplomats contemplat
es the cancellation of nil war debts
owing to Great Britain by
Italy,
France, Belgium, Russia nnd tho
smaller Balkan allies, amounting with
interest to upwards o f two billions
sterling.
Premier Lloyd George, it is recall
ed, propos al to President Wilson that
all interallied duhts Including those
owing to tho United Stntcs should be
cancelled but his present design, ac
cording to tho understanding, does
not include tho renewal of that sug
gestion to tho United Stntes. He Is
said to intend to annuli tho debts o f
othor countries duo Great Britain, sub
ject to conditions, one, it is under
stood, being thnt Frnnco should for
give the debts o f allied countries to
her amounting to about the equivalent
o f two billions of dollars and nnothor
being u reduction o f German repara
tions due to Franco by 1.1,511,000,000
of francs. This Is tho nmount tho
French government borrowed of Eng
land during tho war and is about as
Inrgo a sum as that loaned to Franco
l<y tho United Slates, which was $15,
295,000,000, francos at tho cxchnngo
then used o f 5.45 francos to tho dol
lar.
What Makes Hot Dogs
Wild is Found Out—
New “ Shine” Outlet
Liquor Wns Wrapped up In«lde </.
Harmless Bologna
I'rn a )
NEW YORK, Doc. 14.— Tho secret
of what makes hot dog wild In out.
Now York frankfurters tasto always
strong but recently tho police at
Madison Square (ftrdcn during tho
six dny bicycle raco wore unablo to
understand why certain vendors o f
hot dogs had no trouble of disposing
o f their entire kennels at thirty ronts
per dog. Authorities considering somo
moans of stopping profiteering whon
ono policemnn purchased a hound and,
punctured It. Pure moonshine. Now
polico are casting moan eyes nt ovory
hot dog In town.
KANSAS COAL FIELDS
WILL BE PATROLLED
I1Y STATE MILITIA
(D r T h r A ssociated P re s s )
PITTSBURG, Knna„ Doc. 14.—
Three 1'nmpnnlos o f KntianH Nntional
Guards are being mobilized for en
trainment to Pittsburg for duty in the
coul fields. Orders fo r mobilization
followed a cnll from Sheriff Gould to
tho governor this morning.
TOPEKA, Dec. 14.— Notices wore
sent today to ull Kansas National
Gunrd organizations to put themselves
In readiness to entrain fo r tho Pitts
burg coal field. No ordor for move
ment has yet been Issued.
Dr. Ilamllloii risk lll^anr, noted
Cleveland surgeon, personal physician
to and lifelong friend of John D.
Rocki feller, recently predicted that tho
oil king would llvo to ho a century old.
Both tho doctor und Mr. Itockcfoller
lire elghty-two years of nru, and the
two aged cronies havo nindo a dato
to pluy a round of golf on their one
hundredth birthday anniversary.
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You may break,you may shatter
wheat prices If you will; but flour
will sell nt tho same old price still.—
Roanoko (Vn.) World News.
Vero is to have an up-to-date fire
fighting equipment aa they hare
placed an order fo r a modern chemi
cal engine and it will be put Into
service aa early as It arrives.
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THE SANFOK0 DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS,
BEATS MARY’S FAMOUS LAtfB
W o m a n g o l f c R a M p Io n
Woolly Lawn Moweix Proved of Practlcal Value to Cincinnati Man
During Hot Spell.
GIVE HIM A NICE CAP
fl Both fath er and son would appre
ciate such a gift.
fl W hile you are looking for gifts, we
want to show you th-i Suits, and
Overcoats we arc o ffe rin g at $10.00
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o f the Walker family is exxtended
to those who are hreaved by this
death.
The ninny friends in this city of
DEATH OF MRS. W ALK E D
Mrs. C. It. Wnlkcr were shocked to
learn of her dentil which occurcd at
the snnitariuni Hcvcrnl weeks ago in
the hope that the treatment would he
beneficial hut ahe was called homo
ufter a long and useful life on this
earth.
Mrs. Wnlkcr was the wife of tho late
C. It. Walker and resided in this
city for many years living on Oak
nvemic for many years and before
the death o f Mr. Walker building a
beautiful home on the lake front on
Union avenue where the family re
sided until u few years ago at which
time limy sold the home and Mrs.
Walker Inis been visiting friends and
relatives in other states and lived
ut Washington during the war period
where her son and daughter were em
ployed.
Deceased leaves a son Clifford
Walker, a student at Florida Univer
sity and daughter Miss Claire who
is teaching at Oaklnnd, to mourn the
loss o f mother.
The funeral will occur from the
Congregational church in this cRj
tomorrow afternoon at three o’clock,
internuent to he made in Lnkovlew
cemetery in the city.
The sympathy of the many friends
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Help tho High School Athletic A s
sociation by attending tho play to
night.
Tho reason the optimist looks on
tlio bright side is because he is sel
dom on the inside.
I'etc Iloyd will make a proposal at
tlm High School Auditorium tonight.
You must he there to hear it.
I.ouIh Ooocke, hot lor known ns "Pnt"
In uiuntour circles, was nibwlng tlm
grass uii tlio Iuwii of Ills Iioiiio In Cin
cinnati rctVntly. In tho courso of ilio
work ho was cutting ulongaldo a hedge
with a pair of clippers. .
"Ita-a-a," canio from tlm other side
of the hedge.
Cloecko looked up. A nolKhhor was
sitting on the porch rending.
lloocko resumed Ills clipping,
"lln-n-n!" sounded again.
(loecke straightened up and shot
llerce glances at Ids neighbor. Hut
the latter's face was concealed hack
of the newspaper.
The clipping proceeded, and then
again came "Hn-n-nl"
Filially (loecke threw down his clip
pers, stepped to the neighbor's porch,
and said:
"Are you guying me?"
The other looked up with surprise.
"Allying you? Why, no! What makes
you think so?"
.
"Well, atop thnt ‘linn-lngl’ " Uoccku
said.
"Oh, that's It. I’ll show you what
that Is." mid tlm neighbor went hack
among the hushes and pulled out a
lamb. "I bought It yesterday," he ex
plained.
Immediately GoecKc was seized with
an Idea. "Lend It to me, will you?" he
asked. The neighbor was obliging.
Tho lamb Mulshed the grass cutting
Job. and (loecke enjoyed (he cool and
<pilct of a shady nook on Ids porch.
One thousand men, women and children o f
Seminole County, who are not enjoying 100
per cent health, no matter o f how long stand
ing, to call at my office and let me explain
the wonderful results obtained through
CHIROPRACTIC SPINAL
ADJUSTMENTS
Why suffer if you can roI relief? What it has done for
others, it will do for you! Even though nil other methods of
treatment have failed, do not despair until you have tried
CHIROPRACTIC, which is not rubbing, or electricity or
baths, but merely an adjustment of the small hones in tho
spine. CHIRO PRACTIC adjustments are made with tho
bare hands only. •
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CH IRO PRACTIC succeeds on its merits. Nothing but
the good it'has accomplished would give it the great favor
it has found.
C O N S U L T A T IO N and A N A LYS TS FREE
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LAD Y ATTEND ANT
Hours 9-12 a. m „ 1*0 p. in.
Evenings by Appointment
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T O M O R R O W - ™ " * Ml!es Mintcr in “ Her
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Winning W ay” ; also a Comedy
Misti Marlon Hollins of New York,
with the women's national golf clinna
plonshlp cup, which sho won In the
tournament nt tho Hollywood club,
Deal, N. J.
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AUTO REPA IR [ S O A K E D J
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ADDRESS
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GREATEST IN PLAINS STATES
//$
Mausr 01 Farm Risks Established by
Recordt, Kept by the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Disks In the production of three
groat stnplo crops—corn, wheat and
outs—uro grentest In tho plains states,
extending from Texas to North Da
kota. Tills general fact In established
by the average deviation of tlm yield
per ucro from the uvernge yield, com
puted by the bureau of crop estimates.
Department of Agriculture, for these
three crops for each stute from the
records of BO years.
On the other hand, the North At
lantlc and the western states are re
glons of comparatively low risk, or
deviation of yield per acre from the
average, for wheat and oats, and the
entire Allantic coast and the west for
corn.
Tho grent corn holt, with Its enor
moils production and surplus above
local consumption, Is, after all, prom
tncntly subject to risks of weather, In
sects and disease In tlm production of
crops, mid, while It would lie going too
far to say of this region as n whole
thnt (lie results of Its agriculture nro
either "a feast or a famine," yet there
Is ti tendency In this direction as tho
area covered by tlm average becomes
more restricted to county, township
and Individual farm.
Defense, Then Prosecution Rests.
Mr. Hhnnlgnn Inserted his ki*y quiet
ly ; walked anftly, undressed silently
Heating swords into plowshares is
and crept Into bed.
not more difficult than heating a ri
All Ills precautions were in vain.
val into an empty department.
Mrs. Khnnlgnn had been awake lis
tening and waiting fur him. She told
TO LET--Unfurnished room, L. E. him she supposed he had been work
care of Herald.
22fi-2tp ing nt (he olllcc again; that she did
not believe that story or any other ho
had ever (old her; that she did not
Orders have been placed for the
have to put up with him; thnt slm
machinery for the new Line Cola could have a career; that even now
plast which will he established nt the committee was waiting to see If
Daytona.
she would accept the nomination for
mnyor; that she had been warned
The enterlninnmnt at the High | against him; that alio wns not now
School Auditorium tonight is well the foolish Fciitlmeiitiil girl she was
wort! the price of admission and you | when she married him, and then a
deep Htinro showed l hat—
iim - helping the t.‘ talents at tho norm {
The defense rested,
time.
.
Now everyone knows the prosecu
tion should rest first; so Mrs. Sliaiil■ ■■MMMHMMMMMMMMMMMMMMHMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMHMHMMMKMMtiMa gau Jabbed Mr. Hhnnlgnn with her
elbow; shook him; fussed, fumed,
scolded and wept; hut It was no use.
lie slept oil, soundly.
The prosecution also rested.—Kath
erine iSegley, In Judgo.
HELP W ANTED
The Star To-day
IrM
a
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7^r\
P. A. MER0
General Repairs
Dear of Wight nros.’ Service Station
SANFORD
FLORIDA
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
When John Plumho Orumuntoulo of
Everett, Mass., grows tip ho promises
to ho the "heftiest" young man In the
country. John Is only seven years old
now, and weighs the mean little total
of 275 pounds.
An $80,000 bond election will be
called during the middlo of January
for the town of Wauchuln. They will
FOR S A LE — 1021 Model Ford onc-ton use $70,000 of this amount in case
truck.— F. E. Mnrkwood, 1007 Pal it goes through for street work and
metto Ave.
22G-2tc tho ndditionnl $10,000 for park and
water improvements.
W A N TE D — Salesman with cnr. Low
priced 10,000 ndlo cord tiros. Hard
Still, they’ll pronbly slip in n parworker who can produce is worth $100
"graph permitting nddicts to buy a
per week to us.— Goodstock Cord Tiro
Co., Chicngo, III.
225-ltp few cruisers on n doctor’s prescrip
tion.
1 I
LOST— Eyeglasses in enso marked
“ Pnrlott Optical Co., Twin Falls,
Idaho.” Finder please leave at First
I f you don’t see your
National Hank,
220-Gtp
W IN T E R SPORTS TO TH E FODE
A T DOLLINS COLLEGE
While the Rollins College Tars are
going through their paces trying to
get together on tho basket bull floor
the fair eo-cds of KoUina nro putting
up a whirl wind game of field hull,
'lids new game is being introduced in
to tlio school this year hy Miss Coop
er, athletic coach o f women and from
the present indications the game is
taking very well.
W OMAN'S CLUII NOTES
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
IBB
In our show
Car Load o f
'
windows,
come in and look around
— we have Something
for all o f the family.
RIPE BANANAS THE BALL HARD
WARE CO.
on the Dray Track, near
Mrs. John Lconnrdi, P ith ,(lent of
the Woman’s Club, of Sanford has
been apj oinled State Chairman of the Express office, open
the child welfare in the Public Health
for sale by the bunch or
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
department i f the State Federation,
by the new state president, Miss by the dozen at reason
OPT. D.
Skinner. This work is one of the most able prices. Car must be
O P TIC IA N — OPTOMETD LSI
important things before the State,
sold
in
two
days.
Come
including the government survey in
tlio State, and the nppointement of early and get your bar
County Chairman. This is a work gains.
nearest to the heart of the women of
Florida and Mrs. I.connrtli is fully
equal to tide, important task. This
appointment is quite an lit nor for the
Primitive People.
Sanford Club and puts Mrs. Lconnrdi
Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated
The natives of Ht. 111Mu. In the
two
Hebrides, have decided to abandon a on the State Hoard, giving
EYES E XAM IN ED
<|iiiilnt custom which (hey lin\c fol members from Sanford the other
lowed for more than a century, of being Tills. E. M. Galloway, State
212 East. 1at St.
Sanford, FU.
eiceth-,: their own t|ueen. Hereafter vice president.
%
WE GRIND OUR OWN LEN8E
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they will take the natural descendant.
They have deposed Queen Margot and
The Leesburg Pulp Mill which is
will recognize Mary as their sovereign.
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This news comes as the first communi under consruction lit Leesburg nncation from the Island since last nounnccs that their is a possibility
September and was brought to Loudon of doubling their plant in hIzo the
by it vessel which delivered census size ns first thought. This announce ■
papers ut the Island. The natives ment wns mndo to their stockholders
there speak only (incite, Inil the
A N Y P A R T OF TOW N, O N TE R M S TO
census papers were printed In English, recently.
\ WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS
otherwise the chief happenings on the
Island Include an Inltucnzn epidemic,
wl.h'li caused many deaths. Persons
aboard the ship who could converse
with the natives said the chief ipiestint) on the Island was whether the
war had broken out ngnln.
• Ferryboat Pavilion.
A h ii lilting complement to a swim
a
v ming pool built on a Connecticut os8 tale recently, a ferryboat pavilion has
p
K been erected, says Popular Mechan
M ics Magazine. Tills boat has all the
w
M (tilings of n regular craft of Its type,
■ bains equipped above with n lifeB lewit, life preservers, funnel uud pilot
B
The cabin Is n spacious dunce
B ; house
X IUk •• where diversion from the
»
ml d fg spoil limy he Indulged III,
Tho r.wInciting pool forms a forward
£ dock for the fern , and Is surround<nl by a sidewalk set with benches
mid chairs.
SUIT YO U
Dr. Auslcy of Tallahassee and It. L.
Tmvnshed have associated themselves
and will erect a saw mill near Me.
Intire with a daily renpneity .of 20,
000 feet of lumber to ho in operation
shortly after tho first of tho year.
Plans hnvo been drawn foif tho '
erection o f n hnaddomo bualnuss
building nt West Palm Dench? Tho
lower floor will bo oectiupied by four
stores and tho second floor a resturnnt, rest rooms and offices.
Tho
Smith-EveH
Manufacturing
Compnny is n now manufacturing indur.try which will lie open up n littie Diver in a short time. They will
manufacture wicker und pnlmetto
funituro.
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, g e t in the
game now.
M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y
A. P. CONNELLY
AGENT
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9SE
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14,1921
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—
Shoe Repairing1
— Hand W ork
o
DISCOUNT
S
A
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with Mrs, Raymond Koy ns hostess.
Thero being eight tables o f players.
Tho club rooms were beautifully
decorated with little pino trees, and
baskets and vases of poinsettlas and
crepe paper festoons.
When scores wero counted It wns
found that Mrs. Loucks had mado high
score and wns presented tho prizo
which wns nn exquisite boudoir band.
Tho shower wns n splendid success
and many useful and attractive gifts
wero given.
A fter tho card game Mrs. Koy n»sistod by Mrs. John L. Leonard), Mrs.
Clifford I’enbody, Mrs. W. T. Lang
ley and Mrs. Chns. Fodder served
pineapple salad topped with minia
ture Christmas trees, saltincs ,and
ten ns refreshments.
Daily Fashion Hint
.Aik'
The history of this Bank is closely inter
woven with that o f the progress of the
community.
The community has progressed.
fore, it follows that this Bank must be a
progressive Institution, and as it has serv
ed every need in tho past, you can be sure
r
that it will serve your needs
the fu
8 ON ANY PURCHASE OF $1.00 OR OVER
FOR MISS HIGGINS
A pretty social event o f yesterday
afternoon was the bridgo party given
T H IS D ISCO U NT ON A N Y GOODS IN
: by Miss Lottie Cnldwoll, compliment
STOCK
ing Misq Adelaida Higgins,
whose
9010
marriage to Lucius McLeod, o f Mo
OTHER B A R G A IN S
bile, Ala., takes place next week.
The Christmas colors, rod and green
were featured in tho decorations.
Poinsettlas in baskets wero effective
BOYS’ SPORT SU IT
ly placed throughout tho house. Tho
Khaki Is the logical material for the
lights were shaded in rod and red development of this sport suit. !t is
and green festoons were also used. ideal lor hikes and other activities of
The tally cards wero hand painted the outdoor season. It consists of a
shirt with open neck an I turn-back
J I witli little bride's and grooms.
O NE P A IR OF SHOES
collar, and knee-length trousers. The
*| In tho interesting gamo of bridge sleeves of the shirt may be made long,
Guess the nearest number o f
■ |played during tho afternoon, high with straight culls, if preferred. Medium
seeds in the Citron on dis
J ! score was made by Mrs. lint Wight, si/c requires 3 yards 36-inch material.
Pictorial Review Hoys' Suit No. tjoto.
■ ] who wns awarded u box o f bon-bons.
play in the window.
One
Sizes, 4 to 14 years. Price, z j cents.
The consolation prizo, also a box of
guess with every purchase
candy wns won by Miss Sara Wight.
o f 10c or over. Shoes given
Miss Higgins was presented a cut
m
glass
Jam Jar as souvenir o f tho oc
away December 24th.
casion.
■
Life is full o f disappointments,
A t the conclusion of tho card gamo
H A N D W O R K A ; the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Robert i and the story seldom lives up to tho
S SHOE R E P A IR IN G
tirovenstein, Miss Sara Warren East- thrill of the headline.
orhy nnd M th. Prod Wight served a
A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko
delicious salad course.
225-tfc
Miss Higgins wore for this occasion dak.— Ilowor & Roumillat.
a lovely frock of black lace.
Those Invited to meet Misn Iliggf. s
Reduced Electric fixture sale, wholewere Miss Thelma Fraser, Mrs. Rob- sale prices.— Treadwell Electric Co,
ert Hines, Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. .1. Telephone 192.
223-4tc
I). Woodruff, Mrs. lien Caswell, Mrs.
-------Howard Smith, Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Miss
The only certain thing about the
Sara Wight, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Mrs. Conference is that the folks hack
C. It, Kirtley, Mrs. Iloy Chittenden, borne will cuss the delegates.
Miss Norma Herndon, Mrs.
Ralph
--------.
Goodnpocd,
Miss
Marjorie
Clay,
Mrs.
A
useful
Christmas
gift, buy <1 koFirst Nnt’l Bank Annex
Josoph Umbach nnd Mrs. Harry DickIlowor & Roumillat,
225-Lfo
" The Family Shoe Store ”
son of Orlando, Mra. Henry Wight,
Mrs. U. A. Cnldwoll, M tb, D. D. Cnld
Tho ladicn of tho Bnptlst Church
woll, Miss Emmn (inllnghor, Mra. Ed. will hold their nnnuul bazaar on Fri
s
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Higgins, Mra. Ralph Wight,
Mrs. day nnd Saturday, December 10 and
Widcmun Cnldwoll, Minn Zoo Munson. 17. Plnco will bo announced Inter.
219-tfc
Monday— Misaea Zoo and Fannie He SU PE R IN TE N D E N TS
CONFERENCE.
When the world reduces its arm
lm Munson will give a dance at
ament, perhaps! there won’t be so
their homu on Myrtle avenue nt
The Sot oral superintondonls of the much wanton killing time.
8:3(1 p, in.
MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor,
Deparmcnt
of the Baptist Sunday
Friday— Mra. Henry Purdon will en
Phone 217-W
School
will
meet
tonigl t at the Tem
Get nn electric fixture for a Christ
tertain too members of tho T. N. T.
I f y u n l i n v r nnjr f r i e n d s v U l t l n c y o u
ple
at
7
nnd
perte"*
*.*,c
plans
tor
tho
mas
present, tho whole fnmlly can en
— I f j t i u nr e k o I d k a n y w h e r e n r e i n n ln K
Club ut her home on Pnimotto ave
hiinii', o r If y o u n r e e n t r r l i i l n l n K , w r i t e
large
Christmas
tree
that
will
be
j
joy
it.—
Treadwell Electric Co., oppo
nue nt 3:30 p. m.
a |n.«tn l e n r d I n Hi In ile t n i r lt n e ii l, K l v l m r
bed on Friday nk,ht the 23m. An cn-j site Post, office,
d rliill* . n r lrlrli|in n e Ihe lle m . If w i ll
223-ltc
Friday—Tho Indies o f the
Baptist
fie K r r n l l y nii| irerlnfetl .
lertainnicitof unusual interest will
church will hold their bazaar and
U'vrrd the trees and the plans are \ All kinds of imported perfumes.—
SOCIAL C A L E N D A R
cooked food sale at the old stand i
225-tfc
o f Mrs. Cutes on First street.
j :• tiii< largest tree ever used in Ban-' Bower & Roumillat.
-i !. Every department of the First
Wednesday— Mrs, C. E. Henry will
Friday— Mrs, Dwight Babbitt will en
Even ho crudest amateur will get
Baptist Church is growing, especial
entertain llio members of Uio Ev
tertain ut a Buffet Supper nt hor
ly the .Sunday School.
his deer ever;, time if he has a snea
ening Pridgo Club nt her homo on
home on Sanford Heights at seven
king suspicion that it may be u
Magnolia nvo.
o'clock, honoring
Miss
Winnie
guide.
Wednesday— Mrs. E, F. Houalioldor
P IP E ORGAN CLUB
Brown a bride-elect o f this month.
w lf entertain nt bridgo at 3:00 p.
»pjj
m, honoring Mina Norma Horndon, Saturday—The Ladies o f tho Baptist,
Good meals, $8.00 per w eek,. Tho
Pipe Organ Club held its n.gchurch
will
hold
their
bazaar
nnd
|
(
|
a brido-olect, nnd Mra, J. I). Wood
meeting at the home of the Temple Club, corner Third and Park.
cooked food sale at tho old stand of [
ruff, n recent bride, tho guoata in
tf-p
1 President of the Club Mrs. C. J. Ryan
Mrs. Cates.
cluding tho mombora of tho Bon Ton
Monday afternoon Dec. 12th.
Bridgo Club.
The sessions o f this club are mark BOUGHT n Dodge Coupe therefore
FOR MISS HERNDON
wo have for sale Dodge roadster, a
Wednesday— Mrs. Ed. Lane will en
ed with interest and enthusiasm.
dandy 2-yoar-old, now in paint shop,
tertain ut bridge nt. her home on
.Mrs. W. C. Hill entertained very de
Plans were made for further work
Park avenue at 8:30 p, tn., honoring lightfully at bridge last evening at and committees appointed. During the cord tires.— Sanford .Motor Co., Dodge
Mias Norma Herndon on,I her wed her home on Fourth street, honoring social hour o f the club Mrs. George Dealers.
ding attendants.
Miss Norma Herndon, u bride-elect of Hymn read the 2nd and 3rd stanzas
Plans have been formulated where
Thursday— Mrs. Raymond Koy will this week. There were five tables of of Dickon's Christmas Carol. Litter
outortuin tho members cf this Ev players.
Mrs, Ryan assisted by Mrs. A. F. Mc by Moore Haven will in tli vr v near
Red and green wore the colors used Allister served a dainty salad course future have an up-to-date iignt and
ery Week Bridge Club nt her homo
on Park avenue, nt 3:00 p. hi.
in decorating tho room? where the with chocolates While refteshments power plant.
Thuradny— Mrs. Frnnk Miller will en card tables were placed. Baskets ami were served amusing dippings were
tertain ut an informul dunce honor crystal vases of poinsettius being us read by the guests.
A ll kinds o f imported put fumes.—
ing Mlaa Norma Horndon nnd her ed. Tho >iv, s were shaded in red
225-tfc
Mrs. Ryan is a charming hostc.r Bower & Hmimillal.
which cast a <
i.low over the pret and this meeting ut her home was
wedding attendants.
Friday— Lieut. H. A. Blvl'.s will en ty scene.
B A R G A IN S - Broad gunge
Under
delightful.
O f exceptional interest wns
tho
tertain the mombera of the Hornwood typewriter, new, will sell nt
bargain. See It ut Herald office.
don-Ilivina bridal party ut dinner gamo o f bridgo played during tho MUSIC AN D LIT E R A T U R E
DEnt tho Vnldoz Hotel, preceding tho evening. High scoro being made by
223-3tp
PAKTM ENT
Mrs. It. W. Herndon, which wns a silk
rehearsal for tho wedding.
Tho program for the Music ami Lit
Saturday— Herndon-Ilivins Nuptials vnnity, which she presented to the
lto.klcrigc has entered
into nn
erature
Department of the Woman’s agreement with the Cocoa Ice and
maids
to
cut
for,
Miss
Esther
Miller
at high noon nt Holy Cross Episco
being the lucky one. The men's prize Club for tomorrow afternoon will lie Light Plant to secure current for the
pal Church.
lighting o f their streets.
Saturday—-Mra. A, P. Connally will a smoking tray, was won by B. W. us follows:
ontortain the members of tho Hern- Herndon, who presented it to the Messiah ................................. Hamlet
Mrs. E. W. Dunn, of Orlando
don-llivina bridny pnrty nt a wed bride-groom. The honorco wns pre
Beautiful lino of Christmas Station
ding breakfast, nt hor homo on sented a pair of candle sticks and "Comfort Ye My People."
ery, Bower & Roumillat.
225-tfc
"Hallelujah Chorus"
candles.
Mngnolir. avenue.
Victor Chorus
Following tho awarding of piizes
Saturday—Tho Children's Story Hour
Electric fixtures must go, beginning
"E
lijah
"
........................
Mendelssohn
Mrs.
Hill
served
n
tempting
salad
will bo held ut Ccntrnl Park nt 4:00
Monday
morning, December 12th, all
Mrs. E. A, Douglass
course.
o’clock,
electric fixtures in Htock will bo sold
Miss Herndon wan daintily attired " L ift Thine Eyes’’
Thuradny— Mrs. Dick Brown will onat smashed prices. Snlo will last fo r
Mrs. Ed. Higgins
in
blue flowered chiffon.
tertuin at a bridge-luncheon at 3
n few days only.—Treadwell Electric
Mrs. Scholle Mnincs
o'clock at tho homo o f her parents,
Co., opposite Postoffico.
223-4tc
Mra. E. M. Carroll
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY
Mr. and Mrs. J. (i. Ball, on Park
" I f With All Your Heart"
avenue.
SHOWER AND RRIDGE
Beautiful lino of Christmar Station
Charles Polk
8:30 p. m,
The sodnl department o f tho Wom
ery, Bower & Roumillat.
22o-tfc
Thursday— Music and Lltoruturo De an's Club gavo a shower for tho
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Malphls, o f
partment Woman’s Club at 3:30 Children's Home Society, followed by
Lake City, who have recently moved
p. in.
a bridgo pnrty yesterday afternoon, here, nre now pleasantly located o>>
December 16 to December 24
FREE
ture.
First National Bank
A COMMUNITY b u i l d e r
F. P. Forster, Pres.
H of-m ac Battery Co.
C om plete S tock
Highest Quality*
EASTERN
STA R
IN S T A L L A T IO N
The Eastern Star will hold thclit
installation servicea Thursday night
at 7:30 and overy nuwly elected oftico\
i» requested tu bo presont.
B. F. Whitner, Cashier 3
OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD O F ®
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
You Can Find the Name o f Every Live Professional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
SANFORD,FLA,
SOCIETY
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LOCAL
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Evans avenue, Sanford Heights, The)
former Henry Nickel’s home.
There
LAW YERS
CONTRACTORS
George A . DeCottes
Aliornoy-ui-Law
Oxer Seminn)« County Hunk
SANFORD
-!*
S. O. sTiinhoIsci ~~
Contractor r.nc! Guilder
4AN*FOR!>
|i.iqjiDj)
FLO R ID A
H ARTFO RD B A T T E R Y
“ Battery Insurance”
Sold and Serviced by
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
H aight & Wieland
G ARAGES
CONTRACTORS AN1) BUILDERS
Planes and Specifications Cheerfully
Furnished
All Work Guaranteed
II. T. PACE
P. O. Box III
P U R L W ATER
Elder Springs Water
Smith Bros. Garage
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
Oak nnd First
Geo. W . K n igh t
Real Estate and Insurance
SANFORD
Sanford Constructs Co,
99.98% PURE
Phone 311-W
Sanford, PI*
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuma
“ Sanford’s New IIotel”
$1.59 Up Per Day
FLO RID A
.. Employment Bureau..
Tho vocational commltteo of tho Busi
ness and Professional Women's Club
requests all young wonnn desiring
employment to register lit tho First
National Bank.
AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
SANFORD
NOVELTY
W O RKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mill
W ork
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
517 Commercial Street
Sanford, FI*.
General Machine und Boiler Works
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
hands in stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
TRANSFER
“ WE D E L IV E R TH E GOODS*'
Sanford Steam Laundry Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
FOR SERVICE
Call 146-J
If we please you, tell others; if no
tell us. Phone 498
W . R A W L IN G , Prop.
— Get your Scratch Pads from Thi
Herald— by tho pound— 15c.
Acteylene W elding
H. W . N ICK E RSO N
OF A L L KINDS
Sanford W elding Co.
Public Accountant; Audits— Systems
Income Tnx Service
Located In Engle Bldg., 205 Oak Avc.
IN S U R A N C E
Room 13 McNdll-Davls Bldg.
Orlando, Fin.
Phone 852
N. Y . L IF E INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair
w. T. ROBERTS, Agent
Shop
! Located at 207 French Avc., between
Sanford
Florida 2nd nnd Third.
E. R. BERGQUI9T.
| SEED POTATOES, ROSE 4, IRISH COBBS AND RED BUSS j
3 Alt Maine Grown— Free From Scab and Fungus----------- Rest Quajlty nt the L 0 W E S T P R i C r J
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Give a Real Gift This
The Seminole County! Bank
Sanford, Florida
Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5,1921,
Santa Claus,
Care o f Seminole County Bank,
Ounicln und motor tnirkii utYord mi otlil contrast In this photograph which shows the headquarters’ train of
the Greek forces In Asln Minor, prepnrlng to leave the vicinity of Kskl-Shehr In pursuit of the Turkish nationalist*.
Sanford, Florida.
S
TESTING FOR ALCOHOL
HOLDS WILDERNESS IN SCORN
Dear Santa Claus:—
TOOK THE WHOLE SECTION
1 should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this
year that he will thank me for every day o f his life.
Japanese Adventurer Thrives on 8uch
Perils as Might Well Daunt
Even the Bravest
Girl Availed Herself Thoroughly of
Courtesy Extended to Her by
Fellow Traveler.
Tnjlro Wuclct has always ployed a
lone hand. Up and down the northern
fringes of civilization lie has pioneered
for 110 years. Ho has boon In the thick
of every gold rush from the Klondike
to Hanson Creek. He la cm expert
trapper, hunter, cook, prospector and
dog-team driver. From Athabasca to
the month of the Mackenzie, all oldtimers know tho little yellow wilder
ness ndventurer.
Soon after the discovery of a gusher
weJI at Fort Norman Inst fall, winter
closed the trails to the now oil
bonnnzn on the Mackenzie. Hut It did
not shut out .lujlro Wndn. Ico and
snow and howling blizzards have no
terrors for him. Employed by Van
couver capitalists to go to Fort Nor
man and stake claims for them, he
struck out for Peace river with n team
of dogs In tho dend of winter. For
1,200 miles he mushed nlone through
the frozen, wolf-hnunted solitudes,
staked Ids claims and came hack
across the snow to I’enco river.
Now he has been employed by a
New York syndicate to go to tbe top
of the world on n hunt for gold. A
rumor has long been bruited about the
arctic that Hcrschel Islnnd conceals
rich gold deposits. The little Jap will
soon lenve for tho north prepared to
spend nt least a yenr on this thunderriven, desolate rock In the nrctlc sens.
I f he uncovers treasure, there will he
no delay In bringing out samples. No
matter If It Is 00 degrees below, JnJIro
Wndn will harness up his mnlnmiites
and break trail hark toward civiliza
tion, That’s Ids way.
Some of us remember tbe story of
the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock
thu camel that wanted to put Ids nose
Into the master’s tent to \yarm a bit.
ing on Christmas eve.
Well, that camel Is still alive. The
other day sho got on the train,
dressed very prettily nnd looked us
I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow
If she were used to hnvlng half tho
when I explain how his savings will be increased by the
world whenever she wished It. Hut
she didn’t, get It, for nil tho I'ullmun
interest added by your bank.
seats were taken.
Finally a middle-aged man, noticing
her discomfiture mo Honed lo the i’ultHold me responsible fo r seeing to it that Johnny has
nian conductor. "I have this whole
something to add to his account every week. When he
section reserved," he explained, "nnd
since lids young Imly only goes to
is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I
Evansville she may have a seat In It."
think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That
Courtly, lie rose from Ids sent fac
ing the engine uml Indicated that she
will be a R E A L gift.
was to have It while he would ride
Your old pal,
hackward. While he stood waiting
for her to settle herself In It she lifted
DAD.
her grip, put It on the sent facing
her, draped her eont beside It, nlso
her hat, inngnzfne* purse nnd a box of
candy. Then elm stretched herself In
the choice sent, leaving not an Inch
of room for any other person to
occupy.
S Enclosed plense Hnd check for $..................................with which to open n Savings Account for
For a long minute the man stood
regurdlug the Idt of space beside the
lint nnd enndy box. Then he turned
Nnmo
on Ids heel and went Into the smoking
enr to stay until the train reuchcd
Evansville.— Indianapolis News.
Kindly mnil the pass book to me at....................................
CANDIDATE
GOT
ONE
revenue wlm decide whut Is mill wlint
Is tint III coliollc. There wnx n tlmu
not long 11go when tin* Iqnoeent Imlr
tonic ninl sweet smelling cologne were
not suspected; mm inlays they even
lest linli.v's milk to (liul Its alcoholic
coiileiit. So It bus conn about that
practically every variety of perfmioi
uml toilet water, tonic uml klmlrcd
objects have to go through the tests of
the Imrorui Inborntnry.
TRAIN SCHEDULE
CORRECTED TO NOV . 10, 1021
VOTE
Southbound
Arrlvo
Humiliating Practical Joke Played on No.
83..
Italian Who Had Made Hlmeelf
No.
27..
Politically Unpopular.
No.
0L. ....... 1:18 p.m.
89.. ....... 2:55 p.m.
Solicitor
Onndolfl
of
Cremona, No.
85.. ....... 0:55 p.m,
Italy, besides being a poet, Is also n No.
bombastic meddler In political matters.
Because of this It was arranged by a
Northbound
party of Jokers to bring him forward
Arrive
as a candidate for tho polls. The elec No.
82.
toral committee was duly constituted No.
81..........11:45 n.m,
and Gandolfl’s namo was entered on
No.
80..
the government lists.
02.. ....... 4:00 p.m,
The unlucky solicitor was forced No.
No.
28..
during tho fortnight to do his own can
vassing and to drlvo about from vil
lage to village delivering speeches.
Trilby llrnnch
When election day came, no voting pa
Arrive
pers having been distributed by the xNo. 100..
committee for him, It was found tliut xNo. 24..
the only voto he received was his
xNo. 158.
own. His discomfiture may bo Imag
No. 22..
ined, but It Is said that a radical
euro for Ids political tendencies bus
been found,
A still more unfortunntu candidate
was a communist In tho same town
named Lodollnl.
After the commun
ists had ontclully announced their In
tentions to curry him, tho man disap
peared.
It was found that tho Faselstl hnd seized Idm nt night time nnd
driven him to Casnlmagglore, whore
he was forced under the severest
threats to remnlit during election time.
Once Lnilnlliil returned to Cremona
to see his wife, hut tho sunte night
the Fasclstl again entered the house
nnd forced him to dress nnd drove 1dm
tigaln to seclusion und meditation over
the rules for thu Third Intonmtlonule.
— New York Tribune.
Buy It with a Harold Want Ad.
Leesburg llrnnch
Arrive
Departs
2:40 n.m,
8:40 n.m.
1:38 p.m.
3:20 p.m.
7:10 p.m.
Departs
2:03 n.m.
12:05 p.m.
2:55 p.m.
4:05 p.m.
Dopnrts
7:00 a.m.
3:25 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
S
s
JOY THAT COMES BUT ONCE ■■ Drop a cord in the book marked “ Merry Christmas from
Statesman Recalls Thrill of Delight
That Came to Him In Hit
Schoolboy Cays.
Wllllnm C. Itodfiuld, former secre
tary of commerce, says that he can re
coil with microscopic (H.itlucthiiis the
moment that gave hlmlho biggest thrill
of delight In Ills whole life. It was
when he wus going to school uml try
ing to master long division.
Three or four aisles over from where
he sat a hoy yawned. It was not an
ordinary yawn, hut one of such genu
ine expression of feeling toward things
In general that It attracted ltedtleld's
attention.
He was fortunate In having a paper
wad right lit hand, ready for any emer
gency, and lie aimed this at the hoy's
cavernous mouth.
Hy one of those
rare exhibitions of mugminliully on
the part of till luanlmutu object, the
wad went right stpiuro into tbe goat,
and Itcdilrld's J<>> knew no hounds.
He hail played the one chanee In a
million and won.
Encouraged by bis dexterity In that
Instance, Itcdltebl then tried throwing
rings at knives at county fairs, but
never again did be exhibit such wondrolls alio.
Nnmo
ELECTRIC GIFT
JOHN J. HEITZ, M. D.
and Chiropractor
whoso offices for tho pnst year wore
located nt tho Somltielo Hotel nnd nt
107 Ninth nvenuo, Sanford, has mov
ed Into n larger place which is being
equipped ns tho Snnford Sanitarium,
located nt 1000 Union Street or Sec
ond street East.
O U R R E P A IR IN G IS
UNEXCELLED FO R
QUALITY £• DURABILITY
Employment Bureau
M A K E IT A N
Removal Announcement
CU RLING IKONS
only ..... ...........
3-Ihs IKONS with
Curling Irons .......
6-lb, IKONS,
only ..................
(JKILLS,
only ............
TOASTERS,
only ..................
PEKCULATOK8,
only ..... ...........
$3.50 -
.. 8.00
6.0011.00-
Tho Vocutionnl Committee o f tho Bus
iness und Professional Woncn's Club
requests all young wt,^ion dostrlng
employment to register at the First
National Hank, nnd business men rsutrlng heip to consult register.
Eyes Tested
Optometrist-Optician
Opp. Pos to ff ico
Wo Appreciate Your Business
Frames Repaired
Washing Machines
on Easy Payments
Put Edison Lamps
in every socket for better und bright
er lights
F. P. R1NES
WARD & RIVE
103 Palmetto Arc.
GLOBE PIANO CO.
Sanford, Fla.
Piano Owners, Notice!
S AV E YOU MONEY
Hero for n limited stay. Patrons de
siring tunings phono Vnldez Hotel.
Write os
Empire Hotel Block
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surance old-lino companies nnd am
prompt in rendering you expert serv
ice in securing for you Just what you
want in llfo insurance on the plan
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need.
Endowment, monthly income
.......
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p.m,
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3:40 p.m. plans, and automobile and fire In
xNo. 127..
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x— Daily, except Sunday.
W. J. TH IG PEN.
Phone No. 447-W
Tho Oklawah Valle/ Hallway which
A modern good providor is ono
hnB not been operating for some time
hna resumed operation nnd are now who brings home n now dance rec
A naturalist snya nil Nature de
running trains from Pnlntkn to Sliver ord for tho phonograph every night. tests decayed vegetation. This is es
— Hartford Times.
pecially true o f the dead-beat.
Springs.
I
Glasses Fitted
TOM MOORE
3.75^
Vacuum Cleaners
Departs
xNo. 157..
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PAGE FOUR
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14,1921
speak on tho mattor, North and W est
MICKIE SAYS
ern Florida, which holds, as it has
• iM ft H a 4t| at f b
held rinco it dominated the loglsla
STOP! TUiMtt USSEVll
turcs which arranged tho present np
wawn 's -w ? vaavi vm ofu. w a rn
portlonment o f representatives and
AT TVf DROP O' *m' WAT PER VMSJ
stato senators, made haste to put thru
m u u u i
OLE WOVAE * T O «V W A U ' NET
a bill providing fo r tho mntcrlal en
f T T H O L L Y _______________ Editor
VJOMYTAVte HIS HOME *TOWM
largement o f tho old capitol. It was
, W .J . L1LLAHD....Secretary-Treasurer
NEWSPAPER’. A R E NOL)
openly said tho main object of tho bill
8. A. NEEL------ ...General Manager
WMOOF A GUN 9
was to cut o ff nny further danger of
removing tho capital, thoy thinking
C. L. IRWIN
c n t o tn - a n o x mam t a n
s
thnt, with this much o f tho taxpayors
Phone 148 np to 6 P. M.
money spent there, tho sentiment
t » w n iiliw Bstss Mad* I m t , oo Appllostlos
would bo against throwing it awny.
SubMrtgUaa trio* la A 4 vaa»
The advocates of giving tho peoplo no
Sii'
Oh Tm i ..........................................ft.
(Hi He Kottiu iitM iii.iiiii.tx iM itiiM tit It
voice In tho mattor, won out, and tho
Dsllrarwt it City ky OarrUr
Om WMk .................................. IS Osata
bill passed and was signed. Archi
Tfc* bit IS- U . . .
WMklT l« n U
tects were called on fo r plans, and it
(testy oorsrt S*mla«U Onmty
ty tad la ftlUkid
has been announced that tho contract
Friday. AdrsrtUlu n l u
D*m**r»tU
“
~
M m M la HUtlM. fS.M
will be let by tha board o f Btate in
S L C £ always la adtaaaa.
stitutions early in January.
Member o f The Associated P r m
Hut the friends of capita) romovnl,
lying low nnd Halving the smart g iv
en them by tho movo of tho upper
state crowd, nro not aslocp. They
W het a great thing just to bo able
have taken the mattor under consid
to live.
fie-rweww
eration nml have decided thnt ono
men# ip
foxy movo is no worse than another
LE T US OFFER S PE C IA L B A R
And this ideal
Floridn weather
foxy move. Therefore, tho protest
GAINS
'5 S ,
Ices ono fool thnt great joy o f liv
which hnB been filed, and which will
ing.
A fte r tho first of January Sanford doubtless bo followed by an injunction
--------------o ------ -- - .
merchants should get together on tho ngninst tho board's movement.
And tho joyous ChrlBtmaB season
It will take some time to get tho
Q flA M f
big idea o f attracting now business to
should bo made tho greatest occasion
this city nnd tho wny to nttract now matter ndjusted, but friends o f capi
o f all the year.
business is to put tho prices down tal removal have already waited a
5
----------- o----------jf‘
where they will be attractive to thb long time, nnd thoy are patient nnd strength exerted to move it Is nbout
Tho Chicago police have not caught
buyers.
Every live city in every will go through the entiro machinery equnl to tho following:
“ Lucky O'Connor” nnd ho l« probably
state in the union has tried this Id ea1of the courts to hnvo tho mattor sotOn a hard smooth plank road, 40
bonded for Floridn to sell led pencils
with remurkublo success especially the tied, i f it be true there is no monoy pounds; on a good Macadam road,
on tho streets of Sanford.
cities thnt are surrounded by a form in the stato trensury “ not otherwise GO pounds; on a common good hnrd
-----------o----------ing community such as Hanford. Ev appropriated,” then tho work cannot rond 100 pounds; on n soft road,
Wo nro for Tom Edison nnd Henry
ery nierchnnt gets together on tho go on. Tho expenses of government nbout 200 pounds.
Ford. Wo believe thnt If .they uvo al
iden of having a special nalc on one have been running up to n monstrous
Tho value of good roads, nnd ns
lowed to use Muscle Shoals they will
article
in the store and thoy get to height for years in Floridn, and tho level ns possible, ami we enn have
K?r:'
make tho South great by this water
gether in order thnt no special snlo time has como to go strictly by the
them in Florida nnd many other
power nnd regnrdlcss of whether they
will conflict with tho other stores. law in all Huch mntters.^-Tnmpn T ri
wnys, is seen in these largo figures.
exploit it for themselves or for man
They enn offer a special article nt n bune,
Good ronds help in the marketing
kind In goncral tho South will profit
----------- o----------price thnt is below cost for it will at
of crops.
by it and hecomo tho gront country
tract the customers nnd the stores will
T H E HOME TO W N BARER
■
■—
o
that Its wonderful possibilities nro en
sell other nrticlcs thnt special bnrgaln
■
titled.
■
day. It will bring hundreds of now
■
Many good things hnvo beon printed A
----------- o----------people to Sanford and make this city in the pnst month nbout tho Home
nt
Selling liquor to young hoys In San
the trading center for milcB around. Town Rnpcr, hut one of tile best was
Re
to 5
ford must stop nnd if tho officers ennIt will build up an immense trndo for n hit o f poetry sent by the Democratic
not stop it there is a bunch of deter
Kfl
» s
Sanford and give this city a reputa
Union, o f Oncdin, N. Y.
to
to ■
mined men who will stop it. Tho boys
By n Sanford Cclery-Fcd
tion for buyers thnt will hold a big
This was printed in quotations to
i
who are getting drunk can be made to
Man
business here all the year round.
which allowed that it was origin!—but to
tell if tho right methods were em
to
It is not too early to think o f it
it Is so good thnt it is printed ngain hat t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o
ployed hut tho entire business 1ms
to
nnd this is a splendid idea for tho
for the benefit o f those who love tho
been too lax. It is difficult to make a
merchants committee o f tho Chnmbor
man tell whore he obtains ills liquor
dear old "Home Paper.”
Thero is a young man in Arkaiisaw,
o f Commerce to take up and put it
but tho boys would toll if they were
Can anyone rend this poem— it Who can saw as much wood as his mu
over, There is moro money going out
put in jail for a week.
can saw
of Sanford than is coming in and ev seems to come from tho heart— with
-oIlut
give him an ax,
out
a
dream
vision
o
f
the
old
burg
ery mar. in business realizes this. A
Pcoplo nro so crazy about tho new
And with ono or two whacks,
trip to neighboring cities will convince nnd the good old times in the "days”
Bcnchnm Theatre in Orlando that rivHe'll chop up moro lags than his pa
you of this fact for you will see your of youth.”
nl play houses hnvo sought an injunc
can saw.
When tile evenin’ shade is fnllin’
friends nnd neighbors buying nrticlcs
tion trying to stop the opening of
at the endin’ o’ the dny,
that will surprise you and they nro
tho Bcnchnm unless Mr.
Bcnchnm
What I)o You Think of This?
An a feller rests from labor smok
buying them not because thoy went to
leased the now theatre to tho opposi
A
very curious number is 112,857.
in’ at his pipe o’ clay,
another city to buy them but bocauso
tion, It is only a question of tlmo
Multiply
it by 1, 2, 2, 4, 5, or G nnd
There’s nothin’ does hint so much
the other city had something cheaper
when Sanford will lie enjoying a real
the
result
will ho tho sumo figures,
good, be fortune up or down,
than your own city lias and in inly
theatre, Tho field is certainly hero
rending
across
or dovvnwnrd nnd, bo
As tlio little weekly paper from
ing this article your neighbors were '
for something real good in the nntuseginning
at
n
different
point, in tho
attracted to other articles. It is high 1
his oR home town.
ment line.
time thnt Sanford did something to
If it ain’t n thing of beauty, an’ its same order, hut if multiplied by 7
gives all P’s:
stem this tide of outside buying and it
print ain’t always clean,
112,857x1 — 142,857.
Talking about tho “ hard times” in is high time our local merchants in
Yet it nlruightcns out his temper
142,857x2—285,71
I.
tho north and calculating when they vestigated this out of town trade for
when a feller’s foolin' mean;
M2,857x2—428,571.
will strike Florida is tost motion. Hard it is assuming proportions that will in
It takes the wrinkles o ff Ids face
142,857x4— 571,428.
times arc here when you think so nnd jure our city if it is continued. Wo
and drives away the frown,
142,857x5— 714,285.
while wo all realize that money is should be up and doing on this busi
That little weekly paper from his
142,857x5— 714,2B5.
tight and the lettuce market slow wo ness and doing something to attract
ol’ home town.
142,857x5—857,142.
nlso realize that business must con this home trade back to Sanford and
It tells o f all tho parties an* the
142,857x7— OOP,POP,
tinue or we will all go broke. It is in attracting the home people attract
balls of Squash Pie Row,
well to economize but it is also well to out-of-town buyers and thus get in
’ Bout who sp nt Sunday with his
Thought for the Day
one (Urnge trade and keep tho wheels the new money that is badly needed.
girl, an’ how the crops'll
Error
of opinion may be tolerated
o f business turning. Hanford has tho
There is no need to lie mealy mouth
grow ;
where reason is left free to combut it.
best opportunity of any city in the ed about our trade conditions. There
Mow it keeps a feller posted 'bout — Thomas Jefferson.
state and wo should not forgot tlmt.
is no reason to bo pussyfooted about
who’s
up, an ’bout who'so down!
.
-----------o---------- saying what we mean. This condition
That little weekly paper from Ids
Tho smartest girl in school ami tho
Camp Johnston is now being In confronts us now ami it is not a
ol' home town,
prettiest
girl in town are never taken
theory
but
is
a
fact.
This
l»!g
trade
spected for u government hospital.
N'ow I like to rend the dailies an one for another,
Camp Johnston is ono o f tho most day m.e'’ a week will work wonders
the story papers, too,
clastic propositions in the state. A here in Sanford. We do not need to
An' nt times the yrllor novels an'
A mother returned a pair of bedfow months ago it was the homo o fjK « t t . it before Christmas because
nome other trash—don't you? room slippers to a local store th is
buoy now with tho holiday |
tho Moosohcart, then tho homo for
M*
Hut when I want como mulin’ thnt week and asked for a new pair.
y one familiar with L u b I - I
something else, it has boon tho site of trade hut
will drive away a frown,
“ Bad leather?” asked tho merchant.
all kinds of fuclorics from Ford down ness v » ions will readily recognize i
1 want, that good ol’ paper from
"N o, bad hoy."
and now it will bo a vocational uni the fnct that something must he done
my ol’ home town.
after
tho
holidays
to
stimulate
trade
versity. Well, here’s hoping it will
A man wrapped up in his work is
got tho univorsity. Tho boys who and this is till’ one Idg idea that will
too
busy to catch cold.
GOOD
ROADS
H
E
LP
IN
put
It
over.
Tlio
Chamber
of
Com
cumpctl there during the war will ho
M AR KE TIN G OF CROPS
plonsed to attend tho university, wo merce could do nothing bettor after
When Andrew Carnegie was nHkod
th« first o f tlio year than to meet this
know.
whnt
he considered the greatest fnctor
The arguments in behalf of good
condition nnd solve it for the benefit
---------- o— - - — •
in
industry—
labor, capital or brnins,
of Sanford and Sanford merchants.
roads are so many and so onesided,
President Enmon DoVnlcrn, of the
tlmt the man who cun present even tho canny Scot replied with a merry
Irish Republic, says he will not accept
one plausible reason against them is twinkle in his eye: "Which is tho moHt
A L L IN TH E GAME
tho terms of Great Britain grunting
wise beyond his generation. The move important of a three-legged stool?"
Ireland the same status as Canada,
W. M, Hampton and Anderson & ment in belmlf of better roads is
Australia ami other countries of the
A little Iwty who attended church
Anderson,
attorneys of Ocnla, hnvo, at growing and the farming community
British Empire. Our advice to Eamon
and
heard tlio minister say that God
is to tnko half a loaf as It is much the request of other citizens, filed a whore the spirit of improving tho gave Moses two tablets was not satis
better than no loaf at all and If he written formal protest with the board highway hos taken hold, is the one fied until lie asked his dnd at dinner
does not accept tho half loaf he will ,,f commissioners of statu Institutions, which investors can safely regard
time if Moses suffered from indiges
bo lonfjng on the job before lie knows at Tallahassee, against the letting of as having intelligent and prosper tion.
It for other irishmen are after his job. contracts to complete tho proposed ad ous people. For information about
ditions to tho state rapitol, authoriz how to make good roads, address CHRISTM AS S TA T IO N E R Y,
ed by Die last legislature.
"Bureau o f Public Ronds," United
POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC.
T he net appropriated $250,000 “ out States Department o f Agriculture
K
Everything In The holldny lino in I
■ of any moneys in tho state trensury Washington, D. C., or the State Rom!
N E W P U R IT Y
■
stationery,
post cards, engraved
not
otherwise
appropriated.”
Thu
pro
Department,
Tnllnhnssce,
Florida.
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ChristnuiH
nnd
Now Yenr's cards,
n test takes tho position thnt there are
The following table, according to
CROSS PRODUCTS N
stamps
und
stickers,
etc,, at tho Her
■ no moneys "in the state treasury not the U. S. Bureau of Ronds, shows the
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offlco.
Ono
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f
tho
finest nnd most
F ig Budding,
N otherwise appropriated.”
grade per mile ns indiented. An in
complato
llncB
ever
In
aught to Sun■
Tho
Tribune
has
not
looked
into
tho
Dnto Budding,
clination of:
N
ford.
Open
overy
night
until Christ
N
question
of
whether
there
is
or
is
not
Plum Budding
foot in 10 is 428 feet per mile. mas.
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Chocolate Fudge Building. ■ r.ny moneys in tho state treasury not
foot in 15 is 252 feet per mile.
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Lobster Salad
■ otherwise appropriated, therefore, it
foot in 20 is 201 feet per mile.
A t Douglas, Arlz., there hns been
■ will not attempt to speak o f the pro
Chill Concnrno
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foot in 25 is 211 feet per mile. dug up a skull' moro than nn inch
babilities of success for tlio protes
Creamed Finnan Iladdlo
foot in 20 is 170 fcot per mile, thick. Tho owner was the mnn who
ters; but, it is a fair game that is be
Deviled Chicken
foot in 25 is 151 foot per mile. originated tho custom of giving only
ing played, and it Is a fair movo that
Creamed Spaghetti with
foot in 40 Is 132 feet per mile. useful Chrlstmns gifts to children.—
( b takon.
Chooio
foot in 50 is 10 feet per mile. Newark Nows.
When tho sontlmont for capital re
foot in 100 is 53 feet par mile.
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a moval last Rcsslon of the legislature
foot
in 125 is 42 feet per mile.
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W ell, the munitions makers enn
began to got wnrm nnd tho demand
turn
to tho making of automobiles
In
drawing
a
ton
weight
(in
Rhone* 497-494
’ wn3 boing made from all ov»r tho
W B L A K A BLOCK
{southern half o f tho state for an op cluding wagon) on freely running without loworlng their batting averportunity to let tho peopln, as a whole wheels, on a perfect level, the ago*.
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THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
Enmon looks to us liko tho walking
delegate o f tho unions who must stir
up strife and troublo to hold his Job
nnd when peace is made he has no
job.
----------- o----------Tho Reporter-Star has brought out
Hon. M. 0. Ovorstreet for governor
and while thoy may have picked him
too early in tho gamo yet ho Is nlwnys
good and his many friends in this
pnrt o f tho stato who know him so
well know that ho is of gubernatorial
size and would niako tho state of Flor
ida a good executive. Tho Horald has
not picked nny governors ns yet but
wo suppose this pleasant pastime can
bo indulged in at the holiday time as
well as nt other times nnd this part of
tho stnto should bo recognized in tho
general go round for office seeking.
Knowing M. 0. ns well ns wo do wo
can nt least nny that all that tho R.-S*
said about him is true nnd then some.
There is none better than M. 0. Overstreet.
TRUCK
Deane Turner
Only 10 more Days till Xmas
Wo will not soy "D o Your Christmas Shopping
Early." Too many have said it before and it is al
most a joke. But we can say without fea r o f jok
ing or contradiction that i f you have been saving
your money through our plan that doing your
Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because
you will lmvo 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 that 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 nbout it. Christmas
brings it homo to you with full force.
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Ask for Prices
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FLORIDA
SAN FO RD
S A N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E WOPKS
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
CE M E TE R Y W O RK A S P E C IA L T Y
1018 Weal First Street
1018 West First Street
How Yeast Vitamon
Tablets Put O n
Firm Flesh
Quickly Increase Your Energy
and Beautify the C om plexion Easy and Economical to Take.
NtCK
XI A thtt
Thin or run-down folks I Tnko
Muitin’s VITAM O N —two tablets
BUST
with every meal. Then weigh and
Bt.4w.1u
meiumro yourself each week ami continuo taxing Mastin'* VITAMON
regularly until you nro sntliQcd with
WWiT
tOfeAM
your gain in weight und energy.
Monlin'ii VITAMON contains highly
cnnccnlrnled ycant-vltaminm rut will
n* tlio two other utill moro important
vitaminoa (Fnt Soluble A nnd Water
Soluble C). It ia now liclng u«od by
thousands who appreciate ita con
venience, economy und rjulck results,
lly Increasing the nourishing power of
whnt you cat Muslin's VITAMON
supplies Just what your body needs
to feed tho shrunken tissues, slrnigthrn internal organs, clear the skill nnd
renew shattered nerve force without
upsetting tlio stomach or causing gas.
Pimples, bolts and akin eruptions
140 seem to vanish as if by magic and tlio
fiowuU complexion lieeomes radiantly dear
nnd lieniitiful.
,
IMPORTANT! While the in iu lug health-building value of Mastin'* VIT/ MON hn* lieen clearly and positively
demonstrated In coses of lack of energy, nervous troubles, anemia. Indigestion,
constipation, skin eruptions, poor complexion nnd a generally weakened physical
anil mental condition, it should not l » used by anyone who'OUJECTS to hnving
their weight increased to normal. You can get Muatiu’s VITA M O N tablota at
all good druggists.
to K M A S T IN S .
V IT A M O N
TUI ORIGINAL iliA f fp E T . S " YEAST
C trA
V« J »
Are Positively Guaranteed
to Put On Firm Flesh,
Clear the Skin and Increase
Energy When Taken With
if it ASTIINSii‘„,VITAMON
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The more you smoke them •• iho better yok11 like then t
Writs for our Preuiuin Catalog No. »
L IBW1? CIGAR MFU qo.. NEWARK. N. J.
LxrgtH Independent Cigar Factory U *ha Warld.
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flt o j
3FFICE su pplies a t h e r ald office
POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE
>W>tl
�Ultle Happening*
Mention of
Matter* la Brief
Personal Item*
of Inloreet
In and About
The City <£
: THE WEATHER
pa
fa
jra
For Florida: Fnlr tonight
and Thursday! little change
In tompornturc.
TEMPERATURE :
R. R. Allyn, of Tampa, is spend
ing n few days hero on business/
A. A. Voard, of Tampa, spont the
dny hero yestorday on a business mis
sion.
Irving L. Fisher, o f DoLnnd, was
in the city yesterday attending to
business,
J. Fauth, of Bloomfield, N. J., is
among the out o f state visitors stop
ping at the Montezuma.
Good morning—have you
used nny soft sonp? Tho
weather is just simply idoal
nnd is mado to order for
that fine Christmas trade
that wo are enjoying. It is
also good for tho crops nnd
everything looks like wo are
sitting on tho top of tho
world. Reports from other
sections of the country say
it is snowing and tho good
people will bo chnslng down
to Florida after tho holi
days. And then tho Metho
dist conference is over nnd
there will bo more chicken
for everybody und
Dr.
Walker is home
again.
Anin’t wo lucky?
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Tho greatest Jew in Amorica and
certainly one of the greatest speak
ers in America, Rabbi Stephen Wise,
will deliver n lecture hero on tho
night o f Dec. 20th. nt tho Princess
Thentrc. Tho lecture will bo entitled,
"The World's Only Chnnco" and will ■
be under the auspices of tho Klwnnnls "
Club of this city.
Prof. Sherman Smith, of New York
City, while hero Inst year said,"Dr.
Wiso cnn throw more brains over the
footlights thnn nny American living.”
Tickets on snle nt Bower nnd
Roumllats Drug Store.
TO NIG H T A T THE
B A PT IS T TEM PLE.
IQ
Ha
Klnio L. Riley, of Jacksonville, is
Hi
among the business visitors transact
M
ing business hero yesterday.
Ha
Ha
L. F. Acker, of East Orange, N. J.,
M
,-irrived hero yestorday nnd is spend
...30.00 Ha
ing some timo nt tho Montezuma,
Calm nnd clear
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Mrs. E. W. Dunn, o f Orlnndo, will H x H f l H a H a n a H a n n i tIQ
a IQ IQ
hc tho guest of tho Music nnd Litcrn-j
------------------------------------- turo Department tomorrow nfternoon.
Congregational Hnznnr will bo held
All of her friends are most cordially nt the Princess Theatre nil dny Satinvited to attend the meeting tomor- [ urdny.
22G-3tc
row afternoon nt 3:30.
' FOR RENT—Attractive apartment,
hot water. Garage. 1820 Park.
Rev. and Mrs. C. II. Summers, of
220-3tp
West Palm Reach, were tho guests
yesterday of Mr. nnd Mrs. John T.
The Christians edition of the Daily
Brady nt their homo on Pnlmotto nve. I Herald will lie issued tomorrow nnd
They were enroute home from tho M.
\the weekly on Friday. If you have not
K. conference nt Orlnndo. lie was
,
,
, .
! succeeded in getting space in the
pastor here for years and has nmny; christM,a8
you cnn tnko n
Thcro 1b an interesting meting at
tho Baptist Temple this evening. Tho
meeting will begin nt 7:30 P. M. Mr.
W. C. DeCourscy is tho leader and
Mr. W. E. Scoggnn Is the speaker.
When those two men have charge o f
anything it hns go to it. The music
will be in charge of n sue. Is', com
mittee.
Dr Hymntt hns been nsked to
nnswer two questions.
Why whb,
"Lend us not into temptation," put
in the Lord's prnyor?
Is it "More
blessed to give thnn reclove.’’ ?
Be sure to attend these services at
the Baptist Temple.
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KILLED A BIG BUCK
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W. C. Satcher whose stngo name is
"B ill" was in yesterday nfternoon nnd
told us about killing nn eight prong
buck between Loogwood nnd the
Wckiwn river yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.
Del Mn.mii, Freeman Hunter nnd
Lonnie Hartley were in the pnrty but
Bill was the only one who succeeded
In bagging n deer and he wns a
beauty. Bill said be weighed nbout
I BO pounds nnd was one of the biggest
ones of the season. Aside front tho
door he killed several turkles nnd
riem s n . an on .
space in the daily all this week and plenty of qunil nnd we believe him
next week for your Christmas adver- although we have not seen nny of the
The committee chairmen for the mi tising.
game. The woods are full of all kinds
nimi linll of tho Social Department of
of game this year which proves the
the Woman’s Club nro ns follows: In LEGION DANCE
wisdom of having a good Protective
vitation, Mrs. S. Pulcston; program,
Association to prevent the hunting
NEW Y E A R ’S EVE
Mrs. A. It. Key; floor, Mrs. W. L.
,
W IL L BE GREAT out of sonson.
Morgan; music, Mrs. E. M. Gnllowny;
Camphell-Lossing Post nnd the
refreshments, Mrs. S. E.
Barrett; Woman’s Auxiliary will Stage Mid
M EN’S CI.UII MEET TONIGHT
punch table, Mrs. J. M. Wallace; dec night Revue nt Court House.
orations, Mrs. C. It. Kirtlcy; reception,
The Men’s Club will meet tonight
The Campbeil-Lossing Post
nnd
Mrs. Geo. Herring.
tho Woman's Auxiliary expect to nt the Parish house this being their
pull one of tho biggest dnnees ever regular monthly meeting tonight.
Don't forgot that the band plnys held in Hanford on Now Years Eve Business of great importance will bo
tomorrow night, the Americun Legion or to be more exact on tht night of transacted nnd there will bo n busi
hns a big time at the Princess, the December 31st. The dance will be ene- ness lunch, boxing and other stunts
Bond Committee of the Chnmbcr of gaged for the music. Singing, dancing, that will make it a most enjoyable
Commerce meets nnd there arc several Jazz music nnd general good time is occasion. All the members nnd nil
several other meetings, etc.
promised all those who attend. It those who would like to be members
will lie the Now Year’s Festival nnd ar<* reqquested to lie present. Tho
Word comes from Ocala that J. M. ] Midnight Revue arid the boys are men’s Club have big things plnnncd
Neely is verylow but hopes are held making big preparations for one of for the year end want all the red
out for his recovery. Ills condition i s , the greatest events in the history of bloodid men of Sanford to join the
such that he cannot be moved to his the organization. Hold that date cluli and help put over the * !nns tli.*t
arc for the boys of Sanford,
name here until he is stronger.
' open.
Children’s hand-made drosses, also
corsage bouquets.— Thu Quality Shop.
220-2tc
MEMBERS OF W. O. W.
Important meeting Wednesday, De
cember 14, 7:30 p. m. District man
ager will visit camp.— F. T. Miller,
Clerk.
224-3tp
*1 Ha Ha Ha IQ Mi M\ Ha
LETTERS TO
SANTA CLAUS
Ha Ha Mi Hn Ha Ha Hn Ha
The Family’s
Xmas Gift
Store and there will be found everything you
can think o f fo r him. That’s—
J / # $ r/ 7 / ?£ r/ / / jr / s o / F f f p r k L
Sanford, Fla.
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W ANTED — Salesman with car. Low
priced 10,000 mile cord tiros. Hard
worker who cnn producu is worth $100
per wook to ub.— Goodstock Cord Tiro
Co., Chicago, 111,
225-ltp
FOR SALE
W ANTED — Good 1921 Ford touring
car; will pny cash for beat o ffer
submitted. 11. II.. Box 518.
22i-3tc
N E W TW O -STO RY HOUSE, N E A R L Y F IN - '
ISHED. E A S Y TERM S
H4 Ha Ha Ha Hu Ha Ha Ha Hu Qi
Other Bargains in Real Estate
A. P.
C on n elly
CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED
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Largo mnmifncturlng company, manufneturing potato barrels, wish to es
tablish branch warehouse In Sanford
and desire branch mnnnger who can
Invest $1,000.00. Address, P. O. Box
2501, Jacksonville, Florida.
Mt Hi Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha IQ IQ
Classified advertisements, 3 cent* a line. No ad tukeii for less thau
23 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone.
Cask
must accompany nil orders. Count five words to a linn and remit ac
cordingly.
FOR
R EN T— Light
housekeeping
rooms. Cull 1020 East Second St.
FOR S A LE — Oranges packed for
220-ltp
Christmas, Mrs. A. Vaughn, phono FOR RENT— One
furnished bed
323-J.
223-btp
room, also garage. 110 Lnurel Avo.
FOR S A L E — Ford with neat truck
199-tfc
body on, in good condition, $150. 810
FOR R EN T— Two furnished boil
West Third streot, Holly Avo. 221-fltp
rooms, 011 Park Avo.
212-tfe
FOR SALE
FOR K ALE — Eight room Iiouho with
FOR RENT— Furnished room,, 411
bath. Immediate possession. Small
Park avenue.
220-fltp
payment down, long timo on baiunco.
Soo Lnno or address Box 782, Day- j FOR R EN T— Two house keeping
rooms furnished complete, $0.00 per
ll»0-Tu-Sat-4w
tona, Fin.
week. Apply 1100 Snnford Avo.
FOR S A LE —Ono Florence Automat
221-Otp
ic 3-burner oil stovo with mantel
-lied
room,
311
Park
aveand oven. Call 416-W.
201-tfc FUR RBNTnuo.
1.78-tfc
FOR S A LE —Olio Daisy churn. Call
415-W.
201-tfc FOR RENT— Furnished flat with gnrngo, 014 Myrtlo Avo.
223-tfc
FOR S ALE — Two story
business
building. Apply to tho ownor, Klon FOR RENT— Rooms and kitchennttes,
Shirley Apt,, opp. P. O.
220-20tp
Ares, 805 0th St.
205-tfc
LOST
LOST— Eyeglasses in enso marked
"Pnriott Optical Co., Twin Fells,
Idaho." Finder please Icnvo nt First
National Bank,
225-Rtp
TRAPPERS,
HUNTERS AND
A t Cocon I am establishing a zoo.
It is my desire to securo for this zoo
every kind of native wild animal, such
as bears, deer, wild cats, coons, alli
gators, snakcH of all kinds, und all
kinds of fowls and birds.
Wrlto mo what you have or cnn got
for mo, and your price, and I will ap
preciate tho same very much.
GUS C. EDWARDS,
225*2tc
Cocoa, Florida.
FOR R EN T— Furnished rooms, with
FOR S ALE — Choico oranges and
or without bourd. 503 West Third
grapefruit for Christmas, $2.00 per
Street.
220-0tc
box F. O. B. Osteen. Cash with order.
FOR R EN T— Ono
— F. N. Purdy, Osteen, Fla. 22l-12tp ' A P A R T M E N T
F o il HALE Oil KENT— 8*roomod1 “ Parlm ontcon.W Ins o( two largo
houai'. 1011 Onk ovc.
Phono S 8JJ.. f 00” " ' , T
' “ r" ' ,ho' 1’
,a r c° ok'
°18 t f c ' ,18* ° 'ct* r‘c lights, running water.
_______________________________ “ — !— |Adults npply 300 French Avenue, cor
FOR S A LE CHEAP— Gas rnngo and nor of Third street.
224-0tc
wood rnngo, 1011 Onk nve. Phono 'f f i
Unfurnished room, TTTT.
Car Load o f
RIPE BANANAS
Dere Simla Claim:
please l>ring mo a bh gun and 0
225-2tp
boxes of him. And some nuts, this * B3*3 , ______________________ ! enre of Ilornld,
on the Dray Track, near
FOR S A LE — 1021 Model Ford one-ton ’ ------ ~ « — ■ " —
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Is all for this time.
truck.—
F.
E.
Markwood,
1007
Pal[
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W ILTO N K IN LAW.
motto Avo.
225-2tc
W AN TE D —300 laborers for paving t O l ’ S a l e l ) y t h e t ) l i n c h O r
FOR SALE— Electric motor, 1-8 h. p.
nnd sewer work In tho City of Day- t> y t h e d o Z G I l a t l 'C a S O n first class shape, $10 cash. Phono tona, Flu. Lowest wages 15 cents per n L | .
n_
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103-J.
220-4tp hour for ton hours dally. Pay In cash,
jCG S.
C o m c e a ily
Make it a
NOTICE
L E X IN G T O N
or
Hupmob
Sale Bankruptcy Stock
Notice is hereby given thnt under
signed, trustee in the matter of S.
Benjamin, trading nnd doing business
ns S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will
on Tbursdny, December liith, 1021, at
tho corner of First street nnd Pal
metto Ave., Sanford, Flordn, between
the hours of 10 n. m. a n il'll a, m. re
ceive bids of tho leaso covering storo
rooms Nos. 301 nnd 303, in tho City
of Sunford, Seminole County, Stnto of
Florida.
Tho right is reserved to reject nny
nnd nil bids. Highest bid subject to
approval.
CLARENCE V. M AHONEY,
224-4tc
Trustee.
Open and Closed Models
in Stock
A number of Rood used cars at
prices and terms to suit
B. & 0. Motor Co.
DISTRIBUTORS
209 Park Avenue.
W ill center around Sanford's one good Clothing
Sanford
NTCEHl) It ESS M AKING done at 614
West Second St.
220-ltp
P T X N G T U N H lfu : ii“ (':XRRTER” x"
pert tuner nnd repairer Is In town
for a few days. Leave orders at tho
Lincoln Hoiiho.
220-2tp
p ,, „
T T M fl'
every Saturday. Work will Inst from
six to oight months.— Atlantic Ulthullthic Co., Daytona, Fla.
222-Otc
W ANTED— Customers for fresh mlik,
morning nnd evening deliveries.— It.
L. Gnrrison. Phono 3711. lflii-St-Tu
201-tfc
_____i!D lv B E N I ______ sTftfXTTUFf WXNTED~Compototit
FOR RENT— 2* furnished bed rooms. > Indy stenographer, throe years’ oxI’hono 437-W, corner Elm & Third porience, will necopt nny ronsonablo
Streot.
105-tfc offor.
224-2tp
and get your bargains.
Car will remain two
more day*
AN EXPLANATION
Patton’s Sun-Proof Paint is not only sold in gallons but in 25, GO ami 100-lb. kegs, nnd can bo
made up for $2.40 a gallon with raw linseed oil. Tho formula of tho Patton's Sun-Proof is tho
snnie ns tho government formula, 55% whito lead, 85% zinc, 10% silica. It ] r mado for the
FOR S ALE — One oak wash stand, one
5 South nnd has been tho P1UDE of tho N A T IO N for 40 years, no other paint can bo compared
bird’s pyo maple wash stand (com
S with it. Sold by—
a
modes), child's iron bed, child’s sulkio
and art indoor sanitary toilet, very
useful whero them are small children,
perfectly sanitary nnd odorless. Call
at Rivers Brothers Storo to see these
goods, E. B. Gifford.
226-ltp
kV,g.
tc ir ;
] Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Welaka Block, North Oak Ave.
H. A. HALVERSON
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14,1W1
PA G E BIX
— ! STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET IN CITY Of ORLANDO
ON DECEMBER 27 TO 29TH, 1921
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W e have a good stock o f Overcoats and Suits
fo r Boys
sDon’t fo rg e t the $10.00 Suit Sale
on Men’s
Clothing. W e are o ffe rin g our entire stock
o f H art Schaffner & Marx and Society Brand
Suits in this sale.
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T W O S U IT S
F o r the Price of One
P L U S $10.00
SANFORD
S H O E & C L O T H IN G CO.
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L A K E L A N D NEW S
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Tho December number o f the A t
lantic Coast Line News, nn attractive
and live paper issued nt Wimlington,
N. C., hns renchod us, and it Is plcnBing to note the prominent part that
Lakeland has in the news o f the Const
Line.
There Is nn nccount o f the organ
ization o f the Tampa district with o f
fice in Lnkolnnd, and personal news
from the shops, with Mrs.
Edna
Wooden correspondent, and from the.
offices, with Miss Catherine Funk
correspondent. Besides, wo have an
announcement o f Lnkelnnd winning
the "Accident Prevention" banner,
and the railroad records of two well
known lutkclnnd citizens, S. G. Ken
nedy, mnstcr mechanic, nnd J. M.
Holland, engineer, illustrated with
excellent cuts o f these fnithful and
popular railroad men.
We reproduce the following items
from tho news:
Tho Accident Prevention’ contest
between Lnkelnnd nnd High Springs
shops closed on October 31, nt mid
night with Lnkelnnd tho winner.
These two shops were sloscly matched
and both made wonderful records in
tho prevention o f injuries among
employes. Lnkelnnd had an nvohnge
o f 259 employes during the period,
with nn score o f no reportable
injuries for same period in 1920 nnd
High springB three. A handsome silk
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rliiji
banner hns been purchased nnd will
he presented to the Lakeland shop nt
an early date.”
"M r. J. M. Holland, entered the
service o f the Plnnt System in August
1881, as fireman and wn3 promoted
to engineer in 1887, nnd has been in
continuous service since thnt time.
Mr. Holland hns been running be
tween Lakeland nnd Ocala for tho
past several years, and a host o f
friends have a good wprd to speak of
"Uncle Jess” . It is a plensure to
recount the experience o f those who
have faithfully served the rond for a
long term of yenrs, nnd we wish for
Mr. Holland ninny years of active ser
vice.”
"M r. Kennedy began railroad work
ns mnehinistat Southern Shops In
Richmond, Vn., in 1902, later working
for the Pennsylvania, Scnboard nnd
Florida E:.U Const Railway, coming
to the Atlantic Coast Line at South
Rocky Mount Shop in 190C. He was
promoted to night roundhouse fore
man nt Sanford, Fin., in 1907, having
gone to that shop the year previous,
promoted to day roundhouse fofeman
in 19911, and again promoted on July
22, 1918, when ho was made general
foreman nt Lakeland, Fla., Circular
No. 143 issued by the superintendent
o f motive power nnnouncen Mr. Ken
nedy’s promotion to the position of
master mechanic at Lakeland Bhop.
plant has been the cause o f praise
from both officers nml employes, ami
tho News hastens to congratulate him
upon his recent promotion.”
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ORLANDO, Dec. 14.— The Florida
Primary section: Miss Mabel SnnEducational Association nnnunl con- chez; rural school section, Miss Chrisvention which will be held in Orlando tinn McDonnld; English section, Mr.
December 27-29, is'expected to break J. II. Workman; vocational education
all previous records from the v ie w -1section, K. A. Ilnynie; the science secpoint of attendance, and an interest- tion, It. M. Evnns; the music section,
ing program is being arranged, tho Miss I.iliinn Eldrcdgo; the grammar
speakers to include men and women 1grades section, Geo. M. Lynch; the
well versed in educational matters as mathematics section, Chns. M. Jones;
the homo economics section, Miss Lucy
well as experts of national note.
-Also a Comedy
Cushman;
the foreign language sec
"W. S. Cawthon, president, R. L.
tion,
F.
W.
Buchholtz;
the
history
and
Turner, sccretnrv,
and Fons A.
Hathway, chuirmnr of the executive social science section, J. C. Peel; the
committee, nre sending out an an county superintendents’ section, C. R.
T O M O R R n W “ Elsie P e r s o n jn “ Footlights”
nouncement which hns tho following M. Sheppard; physical education sec
1 U l f l U I i l i U M • ------Also a Century Comedy
regarding the progTam and arrange tion, Miss Mnry W . Green; attendnnco officers’ section, Miss Amelin
ments.
The program is o f unusunl signifi Kendall.
The Southeastern Passenger Asso
cance. Some o f the best talent in tho
ciation
hns authorized n rate o f one
stale and in the nation hns been en
and
one-half
fares for tho round trip
gaged for the occasion. Music o f the
on
tho
identification
certificate plan.
highest clnss, addresses by distin
w a n t to
Certificates
will
be
furnished the
guished educators, and n lnrge number
find a
ood
t
o f sectional meetings will constitute county superintendents by the presihese glasses
AUTO R EPAIR
tho salient features o f the gathering, deni ot tho association ns needed.
Orlando has long been known ns a Members o f the association and their
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musical center. A rnro treat nwaits families will be entitled to the excurkT Y
ISO
thosc who will attend the gencrnl scs-1slon rate. Tickets will bo sold Dcccmsions, for an excellent progrnm o f ber 29-29, inclusive, with final limit
music will bo rendered nt the begin- January 4, 1922. They must be van
ning o f ench of these sessions. Among dated by the regular Orlando ticket
the speakers nrc lion. W. N. Shcats, agents before return trip is complet
state superintendent; Dr. II. O. En- ed.
The San Juan Hotel has been des
wall, professor o f psychology, Univer
sity o f Florida; Miss Adelaide Baylor, ignated as association headquarters.
agent homo economics education, fed- The rates there will be $1.50 to $2.00.
■
oral board for vocational education, European plan. Those reaching OrS
General Repairs
J
mnl Prof. E. P. Cubborley, o f LcLand Inndo without having made reservaRear o f W ight Bros.’ Service Station
J
Stanford, Jr., university.
Superin-1tions should report to headquarters
tendont Shents is well and favorably for assignment of rooms,
S SAN FO R D
FLORIDA !
known throughout the state. Dr, E n -1 Other hotels nnd the rntc at ench ■ ■■ aaa ■■■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■ hn e mb ■ an an ■ h □ n na nn ana aa b na anan/a
wall, though n native o f Sweden, has'are us follows:
spent most o f his life in this country.
K „r„p onn plan: Arcade, $1.50 to
A winged nutomobila has been in
Mr. Cubberley comes from the far $2.50; Astor, $1.50 to $2.50; Grand, vented in France—fo r pedestrains
Orders Executed in
\
awny stnte o f California. His repu- $].50; Windermere, $2; Keystone, $1 who try to escape by jumping and m
tntion ns n teacher, writer nnd lectur- .(n,j Up. g j Charles, $2 nnd up; Orgra, hurdling,
we
suppose.— Nashville | 10 Bales and upward S
or is national in scope. Ho haB offer- $i,60 nntJ up. Eollli ?4; Orange, $2 Tennesson.
ed courses in education in four or five „ m| up. American plan: Lucerne, $3;
o f the lending universities in
this Tremont, $4 nnd $4.50.
W e hope some Chautauqua w ill fix
country, and hns had lnrge experience 1
5
Ask for FR E E Booklet
■
it up fo r Briand and Curzon to tour
ns nn instructor in science nnd ns city
C AW TH O N ,
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How
to
Trade
in
Cotton”
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President. thiB country. It would be n debate ■
superintendent.
and Daily Cotton Letter
■
we'd attend even i f it was staged on
R. L. TU R N E R ,
It will suffice to mention the names
■ J. D. Sugar man & Co ■
pay-day night.
Secretary.
of tho well known educators who will
Sugarman Bldg.
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sijrve ns chairmen of the various sec
F. A. H A T H A W A Y ,
| 19 Beaver Street,
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tions. These are as follows:
Chm. Executive Com. Notice o f Application fo r T a x Deeds
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The Star To-day
W c carry everything in the Accessory line for ail Curs.
H IG H G RAD E G A SO LIN E to make the motor start easy
these cold mornings
Frank Akers Tire Co.
V U L C A N IZ IN G
First and Elm Ave.
Phone 447-W
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WORD HAS MANY MEANINGS
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
When One Mentions “ Fleh," the Sylla
Children's hand-made dresses, also
ble la Sueceptlble of More Than
One Conatruetion.
corsage bouquets.— Tho Quality Shop.
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"A ll Is not fish that swims” reflected
tho sapient pallosopher as he beheld
China: A densely populated area
a summer girl taking to the ocean.
inside a Great Wall, entirley surThe snplent philosopher, bub formulat
ing a great truth when he came to rounded hy spheres of influence.
that conclusion.
The whale, for Instance, although It
Congregntional Bazaar will be held
unquestionably swims, Is more closely nt tho Princess Theatre all day Sat
reluted to tho cow than to the minnow. urday.
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The svnl Is closer kin to the dog Hum
to the fluke.
Our idea o f an optimistic is n man
To n great many fishermen the word
who
is thankful thnt ho hns mnde
"fish"—see Latin "plB C ls" nnd Dutch
enough
this yenr to pny tho tax on
"vlsch" (the name word)—possesses
only the verb form, "to fish." Catch Inst ycar’B income.
ing fish Is not a necessary p art of the
process ot fishing. The thing Is “ to
Children’s hand-made dresses, nlso
fish,”
nnd Is not primarily to corsage bouquets.— Tho Quality Shop.
catch fish.
(See fishermen on the
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banks of the Seine In Pnrls, ‘‘fishing"
all day without even getting a Lite
from a minnow.)
A famous Englishman hy the name
of Iznnk Walton was one of the must
persistent patrons o f the verb ‘‘to
fish." Tho word "fish” wus nlso ex
tensively used during the war In an ef
fort to suve meat for the fighters.—
Exchange,
Digamy for a Lodging.
A Lc Mims slgnuliunn has Just been
condemned to two years’ Imprison
ment fur bigamy which, ho livers, lie
com mItied In order to find In the pres
ent "crlse de Logemcnt" somewhere
to Iny his head.
lie is a mini of fifty-five and lie re
cently murrk-d a widow of seventyfive who offered him a room In her
cottage on the firm condition that lie
Bhoulil marry her. This he did. de
claring thnt his wife was dead. One
o f Ills wives was dead, hut the police
trucked down another, who deserted
him Homo time ago. The unfortunate
man lias now had "erlse de Logemcnt"
solved for some time, ut least.— Purls
Figaro.
Fed
Thrush.
o t t o n
!
"
I f you don’t see your
CHRISTMAS
In our show
windows,
come in and look around
— we have Something:
fo r all o f the family.
THE BALL HARD
WARE CO.
_______V____
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
Congregational Unznnr will be held
nt the Princess Theatre all day Sat
urday.
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J ic h e ?
The wicked old chnp might tnkc
tho vamp in his nrms nnd get by if
he had enough sense not to take his
pen in hand.
headache,backaoke,
toothache,
neuralgia,
OPT. D.
Whan you're Buffering from
OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST
orpeln from any other oauae, try
A fte r December 15th the Co-opera
tive Btoro will move from the present
location in the old passenger depot to
the storu room at 417 Sanford Ave.,
that hns been occupied by Brown’s
Market. Low cash prices for fresh
meats nnd groceries.
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hr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
Congregational Bazaar will bo held
at the Princess Theatre all day Sat
urday.
220-Jltc
Frames Repaired
One or two and the pain stops
Have you tried Or. Miles' Nervine?
i l l i t '» u r D ru gg ist
Lenses Duplicated
EYES EXAMINED
Contain no habtt-form lne d tu g i
212 East. 1st 8L
Sanford, Fla.
W E GRIND OUR OWN LENBB
Wc are to have naval holiday. It
will he fine to put over one holiday
the basket's ca- ’t celebrate by clos
ing.
The Osceola Cypress Company at
Osceola, Florida was dcstroyel by fire
A lady of Penzance who Is a great
lover o f IdrdH, says Mr. W. II. Hudson tho past week. The loss w u cov'ind
In his recently published book, "Ad- by insurance.
ventures Among Birds," noticed Hint
a blackbird und u thrush ulways came
A fte r December 15th tho Co-operat'-getber to her lawn where she was In tivo store will move from the present
the habit of pluctng food for tho birds. location in the old passenger depot to
Then shu noticed thnt the bluckelrd tho store room nt 417 Sanford Ave'.,
fed the thrush, picking up the crumbs
that has been occupied by Brown's
of hreud and putting them into Its
mouth. Looking more closely, she ills- M arket Low cash prices fo r fresh
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covered that (lie thrush's beak lind meats'and groceries.
been cut off dose to the head, prob
ably hy a steel trap or u sudden-deuth
Congregational Bazaar will be held
spring trap, such as tho children In at the Princess Theatre all day Sat
Cornwall commonly use to catch or urday.
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kill siuull birds. The thrush was Incapable of feeding itself.
Bay It with a Herald W ant Ad.
Blackbird
Under Section K7B, o f the
■■
fJenernl Statutes
Notice la hereby giv en that J.
A.
Uuahbrook. purchaser o f T a x Certificate
No. 2503, dated the Gth day o f Juno, A.
D. 1891, linn filed said cortlflcato In
my office, and hna made application fo r
tax deed to laauo In accordance with
law. Raid certificate embraces the f o l
lo w in g described property situated In
Hemlnole County, Florida, to-w lt: N \ V «
o f Sec. 17. Twp. 21 S, It. 30
lv The said land being assessed nt the
date o f tho Issuance o f auch certificate
n the name o f XV. It. White.
Also: Tax Certificate No. 1602. dated
the 6th day o f July, A. D. 1897, has filed
said cortlflcato In my office, and has
mnde application fo r lax deed to Issue
In accordance with law. Said c e r t i f i
cate embraces tho fo llo w in g described
— operty situated In Seminole County,
lorldn. to-w lt:
Beg. 714 chs B o f
\\ cor of SW>4 o f K W y , Sec. 17,
T w p 21 S Itgo. 30 E. run 8 9 4 chs. E id
chs. N 9 >4 chs. W 10 chs. 9 Vi A. The
said land being assessed at tho date o f
I be Issuance o f such certifica te In the
name o f Otto Quarles.
Unless said certificates shall be re
deemed according to la w tux deed w ill
Issue thereon on the 29th day o f D e
cember, A. D. 1921.
Witness my o ffic ia l signature and
seal this tho 22nd day o f November. A.
D. 1921.
(S E A L )
E. A. DOUO LASS,
Clerk Circuit Court,
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Seminole County, Fla.
1l-23-C(o
By: A. M. W E E K S . D. C.
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WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS !
A N Y P A R T OP TO W N , O N T E R M S TO
S U 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 fo r it
by easy stages.
I f you have some money, will build one o.
two houses.
Sanford is moving, don’t wait, g e t in the
ganjenow.
: M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y [
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IN TH E H E A R T OF T H E W O R LD ’S G R E A TE S T
VOLUM E II
Sanford
THE
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V E G E TA B LE SECTION
SANFORD. FLO R ID A. TH U R S D A Y. DECEMBER 15, 1921
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEM BER 15,1921
NUM BER 2 * 7
L‘7f9
OLD JAPANESE TREATIES
MAY DISRUPT CONFERENCE
CHINA’S DEMAND DISLIKED
By Jap Representatives
When Cancellation of
Proposal Appears
Tomb of Dante in Verona, Italy
THIRTEEN RECOMMENDATIONS
INCLUDE IMPORTANT
ITEM S FOR FARM ERS
DAIL EIREAN RESUMED
PRIVATE SESSIONS TODAY
TREATY CONSIDERATION
E X P E C T LLOYD GEORGE
TO ADVISE DELAY IN
PAYMENT OF INDEMNITY
( l l r T l i r Associated P e r u )
NAVAL RATIO 0. K.
D’VALERA DIFFERS
( l l r T h e Associated P r f i l l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.— Al
ternate proposals relnting to the
5-5-3 ratio as worked out, ap
parently overnight by naval ex
perts, wbh presented today to
Hughes, Daitour nnd Knto which
Indicated according to delegation
spokesman, no formal agreement
had been reached by the
big
three.
RUSSIAN REDS
PAY IN JEWELS
FOR INDEMNITY
SO VIET GOVT. PAYS POLAND
WITH JE W E L S STOLEN FROM
TH E ARISTOCRACY
The six Imntlreilili anniversary of the death of Dante coming this year,
thousands of tourists are visiting the beautiful gothic tomb of the Ilullim poet
In Verona.
BREATHITT COUNTY RAIDERS
PENNED UP IN A CAVE AND
WILL FIGHT TO DEATH
WASHINGTON. Doc. IB—The arms
conference delegates have reached an
( l l y TH p Associated I'reaa)
agreement on nil tho major issues of
WARSAW, Dec. 15.—Gold nnd jew
the naval ratio, but are encountering els estimated to lie worth 50 billion
new difficulties in their discussions Polish marks, wore the Russian Sov Gas Bombs Will Be Used to Dislodge Them This
iet government’s first payment to Po
on the Far East.
Afternoon
Tho American "6-5-8” ratio forms land under tho pence treaty signed at
the basis of tho naval settlement, but Riga last March. They have arrived
( l l r TH p Associated I’ rras)
there are to ho rendoJustmcntB In here.
terday. A friend sent into tho cave
JACKSON, Ky., Dec. 15.—Throe
the original American pin nto permit
last night to nsk them to come out.
members of the bund which rnided
Japan to retain her now battleship MADISON COUNTY VOTES
They sent word when they did it would
tho Breathitt county jail Saturday be feet first.
Mutsu. Tho United States nnd Great
$750,000 OF RONDS TO
Rritnin will ho given n compensative
BUILD GOOD HIGHWAYS killing one man, fatally wounding n
The Guardsmen sent u burry call
. woman nnd seriously wounding nnoth- j for gas bombs which was received
quota of additional ships not yet de
|er, weru surrounded today by state
I l l r T h e Associated I’ rrss)
termined in detnil.
.here shortly before noon. The bombs
MADISON,
Dec.
15.—
A
proposed
t troops in n cave twelve miles from
In the Far Eastern negotiations tho
1will be thrown In the enve this nftorlatest element of controversy is a |bond issue of $750,000 for various here. Troops are planning tho use of
noon in nn effort to drive tho men
request by China for abrogation of county road projects carried by an gas in an effort to drive them out.
the treaties resulting from Japan’s overwhelming mnjority yesterday. Tho , The men were discovered Into yes- jout.
fnmous "twenty-ono domnnds." When road building program, which will rothe request was presented to the Far ! celvo federal and state assistance,
Eastern committco of tho whole yes calls for tho hardsurfneing of sixty
terday tho Jnpnnoso promptly object miles of highway, whilo 153 miles will
bo constructed of sandclny.
ed and the committee adjourned.
FREIG H T SHU’ ASHORE
AT CHATHAM, MASS.,
SIIOALDED IN STORM
CONGRESS TO ADJOURN
FOR TH E HOLIDAYS
( l l r TH p Associated Prpaa)
Washington, Dee. 15.—Senate today
( l l r T I« p Associated I ’ r m )
adopted
Curtis resolution that con
Chnthun, Mass., Dec. 15. —The
gress
adjourn
for is holiday recess
freight steamer Shodnck, from Bosto
from
December
22, to January 3. The
to New York, Btruck on the stone,
resolution
now
goes to the House
horse shoal in n snowstorm today.j
where
favorable
action
is anticipated.
Tho stenmnr wns apparently hard
aground when the Const Guards went
out to her, tho sen being very rough. CITY MANAGER FORM OF
GOVERNMENT FOR OCALA
The vessel hns about thirty men
aboard.
OCALA, Dec. 15.—Ocala will prob
ably give tho city manager from of
CENTER COLLEGE TEAM
government a trial ns tho result of
LEA VES FOR CALIFORNIA Tuesday's municipal election. Dr. Eu
gene E. Peek was elected mayor by
Dnnvillti} Dec. 15.— The Center a large majority over A. T. Thomas.
College's undefeated the praying E. II, Martin was unopposed for coun
Colonels they elated to have final cilman nt large; while II. W. Henry
workout before leaving tomorrow for and W. It. Pedrlck defeated A. A.
Snndiorro, California, where they will Winer and D. E. Mclvcr, respectively.
play the University of Arizona in a The newly elected officials based their
football game in December 2flth. On campaign lnrgoly on support of tho
their return trip the team will Htop city chnrter adopted two years ago
at Dallas for n gnmc with tho Texns providing for n city manager. Winer
A. and M. on Jnuuary 2nd.
nnd Mclvcr are incumbents.
ORANGE COUNTY BONDS
S E L L ABOVE PAR ON
T H E F IR S T $750,000
ORLANDO, D jc. 15.— Par plus wns
bid by ouch of tho cloven bond buyers
represented nt tho opening of the bids
yesterdny afternoon for tho flr^t nllotmcnt of $715,000 of tho $2,500,000
rond lx>nd issue passed liy Ornngo
county InBt July, tho county commis
sioners last night formully awarding
the allotment to Sidney Spltzcr &
Co., of Toledo, O., on their bid of par,
nccrued interest to dnto of delivery
nnd n premium of $15,037, their offer
of 102.21 boing considered tho highest
nnd best bid. Tho Spltzcr offer wns
u flat proposal of purchase and with
out conditions of any sort. Follow
ing this action, tho form of tho bonds
wns approved nnd they were ordered
printed.
On the first alignment of bids ns
they were opened, tho bid of A. B.
Leach t& Co,, Now York nnd Chicago,
appeared to of f er tho highest promlum of $24,212.50, but on nnnlyiia of
tho conditions attached, it wns figured
that tho not premium was loss than
$10,000, ns a governing condition of
purchnso by thorn wns that tho pro
ceeds should remain In their hands
without Intorost for an avrrngo period
of four months, tho earned interest
thus diminishing this nppnron.Iy largo
premium offered.
NO CASH FOR HOSPITALS
Washington,
Dec.
15.— Senate
amendments to tho dcflnloncy ap
propriation hill, providing $1,000,
000 for additional hospital facilities
for vnr veterans afflicted with tuber1,,
. ,o a iLmdcva, wore
• , •!( d Irani the nicnsuic by conv .. lid.cn up to
day by the house.
■i
(bp senate
npproprntion of $000,000 for the pay
ment o ' Indemnities for tubercular
cnttlo shnuirhtercd by dlrccion of tho
federal government.
WILLING TO FOREGO CASH
Paris, Dee. 15.—(By the associated
Press.— France is willing temporary
to forego cash ropnrtian payments
for Germany, a high official In the
French foreign office today told the
Associated Press.
Tho officlnls bald there wns gen
eral recognatlon by tho press nnd
In French officialdom that Germany
must bo nldod and possibly compelled
in setting her financial homo In order,
If futuro Indemnity payments were to
be forthcoming.
......
( H r T h r Aaanrlnlrd I’ rraa)
BERLIN , Dec. IS.—German govern
ment has informed the committee of
guarantees it is impossible for Ger
many to pay reparations sum duo Ja n
uary fifteen nnd that she consequent
ly asks moratorium. If moratorium
is not granted the German government
will lie compelled to hnvo recurso to
credit operation to procure necessary
sum, it states.
ROADS SAY REDUCTION
IN RATES UK NO HELP
( l l r T h r Aaanrlnlrd I’ rrsa)
LABOR BOARD’S REDUCTION
ORDER BRINGS ON STRIKE,
TEN HOUR DAY SCHEDULE
BASEBALL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION TODAY WITH
CHAIRMAN LANDIS IN THE CHAIR
Attempting to Fill Major League Order For Re
storation of Drafts
( n r T h r A u o o l a l n l I’ re a a )
NEW YORK, Doc. 16.— Haachnll’s
advisory council, with Commissioner
Landis ns chairman, <vcnt into execu
tive session here today In an attempt
to fill major leng.to’s order for restor
ation of draft under satisfactory con-
Iditions to nil concerned. Judge Lan
dis wns quoted as saying ho favored
universal draft rulo. Majors unalter
ably opposed to present conditions by
Iwhich they suv they nro compelled to
pay outlandish prices to non-conform11st leagues of minors for star players.
GERMANY UNAHLE TO M EET
U LSER CABINET
R EI’ARTION IN JAN UARY
DEFIN'I ELY R EJEC TS
INFORMS ALLIED NATIONS
BRITISH INVITATION
( n r T h e A ssociated I’ reaa)
LONDON, December 16th. — Tho
Ulser Cabinet letter vas definitely
rejecting tho British Cnblnot invita
tion to enter tho Irish free stnto,
wns mndo publh odny n tho Prcmlor
Lloyd George’s offlco.
‘ ri- tak
IW ill
IN ORDER TO PAY O F F REPA RA
TION Dl/E JANUARY
16TII
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15-Sw eeping
reductions in transportation chnrgos
nt present would not nssist a full re
sumption of business activity and
would he injurious to tho rallronds,
Howard Elliott, chairman of tho bourd
of the Northern Pacific nnd director
of the Haven, in nn opening statemont
before the Interstate Commorco Com
mission yesterday in its gcnurnl in
vestigation of railroad rntes.
"Rates wore too low beforo tho war
if
Thirty Thousand Workers in New York Resent continuance of private ownership
and operation of railroads under pub
Application
lic control is the aim of our policy,
and earnings were nearing the danger
(Iljr Tilt* Associated I’ rrss >
council had advised local chairmen level," said Mr. Elliott.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—The action to hold their members at work nnd
of the United States railroad labor await action by International officers. IIARTOW UNDER TH E
CIT YMANAGER PLAN
board in Chicago, in setting up a He explained these orders had been
schedule of ten hours a day as the reg hastened out to forestall sporadic
( I l f Tin- Associated I'rraa)
ular hourly wage for common labor strikes, nnd that a meeting of the dis
IIARTOW,
Dec. 15.—This city has
ers in new rules replacing the nation trict council would bo held as soon ns
adopted
a
charter
embracing tho com
word
wns
heard
from
tho
internation
al agreement mndo under government
mission
form—city
manager plan. Tho
al
officers.
control yesterday brought to union
charter
carried
by
seventeen
votes out
officials appeals for atriko
orders
Roberts asserted that tho board’s
from representatives of 30,000 work new rules, even while they retained of 572 cast. The campaign was warm
ers in the New York district. This the principle of eight consecutive ly contested. Tho next step will ho
announcement was made last night hours constituting a day’s work and tho election of three commissioners
by William I). Roberts, grand vice granted time and a half pny after ten who will select n city mnnngor.
president of the United Hmthcrhood hours, carried maintenance of way
of Maintenance of Way employes and employes back to conditions existing Tampa Organizes
railway shop laborers. Tho first pro ten years ago. Ho added that, with
To Obtain Proposed
test, bo said, came from Pcnnsylvanii: regular assignment of Sundny nnd
railroad workers followed by appeals holidny work no longer drawing time
Mooseheart Home
from workors on tho Erie, Delaware, and u half pay, the result would bo
Lackawanna & Western, Lehigh Val that workers would bo employed on Moose Home Narrows Down to Three
ley, and tho rest ’of the twelve lines tho roudheda on Sundays, when trnvcl
Florida Cities
operating witfiin a seventy-five mile wns lighter.
radius of New York.
( l l r T h e Assorlatril I ’ rraa)
"Tho board 1ms abolished the eight
TAMPA, Dec. 15.— Representatives
Roberts said that the New York hour day In fact," declared Roborts.
of almost overy civic organization met
this afternoon to launch n movement
to securo for Tampa tho Southern
homo of tho Moose fraternal organiza
tion. Judge Henry M. Cohen has
been advised ho said, that the field
had boon narrowed to threo Florida
towns as prospective sites for tho
home.
Pnrlo Associated Dec. 16. — Gor
man govorment Informed allied re
parations commission Hint- It will be
unnblo
to moot fully reparation paySnmo Americans nro Irish pntrlots
mentn
due
on Janunry 15, and Febru
because they lovo tho long green, nnd
ary
15,
was
officially announced tosome becnuBo they lovo tho long
dny.
green.
IS . A.V.
MORATORIUM
IS SALVATION
FOR GERMANY
CHRISTMAS T R E E SALK PUT
ON IIY TH E WOMAN’S CLUH
\
Calling for Establish
ment of An Irish
Free State
Romo, Dec. 16.— Promlos Lloyd
George is expected to recommend a
threc-ycnr holiday in the pnyment
of Gormnn indemnity when he meets
Premier flrinnd, of France, in London,
December 20, it was learned today
WITH OTHER IRISH
LEA D ER S
from nn authoritative source. It is
AND S P L IT IN PARTY IS
believed Italy, on certain conditions,
IMMINENT
will support Lloyd George’s plans
Washington, Dec. 15.—Thirteen re
commendations,including Legalization
cooperative marketing combinations,
lowering freight rates on nrgiculturnl products nnd establishment agri
a n d m a y b e b a s i s f o b c o m . cultural nitnrhes in European cnpitnl
p r o m is e b y h e -a d ju s t .
was made in the report of joint con
MENTS
gressional commission of agrlctural
inquiry filed today In senate.
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( U r T h r Associated I’ rrsa)
DUBLIN, Dec. 15.—The Dali
Eircnnn today resumed in privnte
session its consideration of tho
treaty calling for tho establish
ment of the Irish free state.
LONDON, Dec. 15.—The House
of Commons this nfternoon re
sumed debate nn tho Anglo-Irish
agreement, fenturo of early pro
ceedings being nn nddress by
former Premier Asquith com
mending the trenty for accept
ance of the House.
DUBLIN, Dec. 15.—The question of
ratification or rejection of tho agree
ment arrived at in London between
the representatives of tho British gov
ernment and the plenipotentiaries of
the Dali Eircnnn to scttlo tho discord
which for centuries has existed be
tween Great Britain and Ireland wns
debated yesterday at n secret meeting
of tho Dull arid later nt two secret ses
sions. Another secret session is to be
hold today.
At tho publio meeting yesterday
Knmun DoVnlern, tho president, nnd
Arthur Griffith, Michael Collins und
other Dull deputies expressed their
views nn to whether the Irish delega
tion to London had exceeded Its pow
ers in signing the agreement with tha
British cabinet for u settlement of tha
Irish problem.
Do Valera nnd the members of tho
delegation were sharply divided on tho
question at issue. DoValorn contend
ed that the treaty should not huvo
been signed without its having first
been referred to tho Dublin parlia
ment. Delegates Griffith and Collina
insisted that they ami their colleagues
had tho power invested in them to sign
an agreement, but nut the authority to
condudu it. Mr. Griffith assorted that
the representatives of tho Doll Eireanil and of tho British cabinet in this
rospoct were in Identical positions, ns
each wns obliged to refer tho treaty
to their respective legislatures for
ratification.
Both Mr. Collins nnd Mr. Griffith
durin gthe discussion resented a state
ment of President Do Valera Hint tho
delegation to London had not oboyod
the instructions of tho Dublin cabi
net.
HAM SMALL TO SPEAK H ERE.
At n meeting of the Ministerial As-*
sedation held lur.t evening in tho
Haptist Church, it wns decided to in
vito Ham Small, tho noted Southom
orntor, evangelist and editor tr. ad
dress a muss meeting here to bo hold
In tho Princess Theatre on Tuesday,
January 17th at 7:30 p. m.
Dr. Walker, uh president of tho as
sociation, was appointed to prosldo
and complete arrangements for tho
mooting while Rev. P. C. Hurhans, tho
secretary of tho association, was giv
en charge of tho publicity.
Dr. Lanimoru C. Denise, of P itts
burgh, Pa., who wns horo In connec
tion with arrangements for tho moot
ing, stnton that Mr. Small is as vig
orous and humorous nn evor, though
over seventy yenrs of ago and thnt on
account of his ngo this Is probably
tho lust opportunity tho pooplo of
this community will hnvo to hear a
man who is known tho country over
nn one of tho nation's greatest speak
ers. Dr. Donisu In assistant gonornl
superintendent of tho National Roform Ansocintlon under whoso direc
tion Mr. Small hns boon speaking for
some years.
Tho mouting will bo upon to all
withqut charge and it Is announced as
a patriotic rnlly in behalf of national
and civic righteousness.
The Womnn’s Club of Sanford hns
decided thnt Seminole county needs a
health nurse. And nro trying to se
curo one. For this cause they are put
ting on the cntlro week before Christmns a Christmas tree Sale with Mrs.
A. E. Hill in charge. Thu sale will bo
in the old building occupied formerly
by Mrs. Catcs.Grcens of various des
criptions will bo sold ns well ns Christ
mas trees of nil sizes mounted and
ready for Snrta Claus to put on Ills
presents. Christmas wreathes will bo
on solo at very reasonable prices,
Mlstlutoo will bo sold to both old and
The mines of tho Swift Company of
young, married and unntnrrlcd so got
Alnfln
which hns been closod for
a supply.
sonio
tlmo
hns reopened and wiU
To say thnt Mrs. Hill hns chnrgo
operate
regularly
for some time now.
of this snlo Is enough to gunrantoo its
success.
Christmas cards at Horald office.
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T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEM BER 15, 1921
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Sanford, Florida
209 Park Avenue
DISTRIBUTORS
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-*c; TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEM BER 15 ,1 921
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nine stories. Tho Daily and Weekly
»w Latar It'a * * ~ * * & 2 * ______ * < ? - C - o ,
editions will be a good advertisement
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U H f f Rft ■tar u Tta for Sanford for It demonstrates tho
GIK 'AT3 TOO «A0
juttid a
inaii*
OH wsu. i ifo se
w nnT —
rtA savs
live merchants are going after the
BE CASfAIN UV T «
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i
r
i
s
o
a
r
any
business. Pick them out and give
Giants no More
mow winder* 'at I
fvt gotta go t ir
them your patronage. You save mon
cotta a ir a jo b too !
____________ ppausmcas_________ ___ ey by shopping at homo.
B . J , HOLLY ............. .................. Editor
SURE YOU HIM S t CAETAIH
MMT CHA WISH f
E
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CAOSP
Y«JU. EROtfUV GIT
M. J . LILLA RIX...Secretary-Treasurer
JU R Y DUTY
V6U WUl A GIRL
E
FIRED EIGHT .AWAY-• PONTCHA]
We
will
not
say
“Do
Your
Christm
as
Shopping
T o m m — THEV OOfi'r
fl. A. N E E L -----......General Manager
N EnatR - OUR TEACHER «A)D
:
NEVER HAVE TO GO
Early.” Too many have said it before and it is al
^DU HTME W0CO.PNT HEVER BE 1
E
"A man who will perjure hlniHclf to
C. L. IRWIN
TO WORM OR tWTHIN‘1
*®L* 2 ° " OLD A JOB MORE’H
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most a joke. B u t we can say without fear of jok
CIRCULATION MANAOXR
get off a jury Is not fit to livo In a
A WISH if TOO. DON'T HA»r
ter
woatrr Yomrvr!
I’ hone 148 up to 8 P. M.
civilized country," declared Hon. Chan.
ing or contradiction th a t if you have been saving
l l m m i n , t u t — M»iU Eiawm m Ap»ll—tt— 0 . Andrews judge of the seventeenth
:
your
money through our plan th at doing your
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BakMTlailM Frtoa ta Adraaoa
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judicial
circuit,
state
of
Florida,
in
O®# T i l f I 11 M I M I I ••M I tt |M •M It •I t •tt »(N|*00
Christmas
shopping
will
cause
you
no
fear
because
E
Win KOllH •*"•*‘i I**«MMIMMKMlt ■*•**• l>W addressing the Rotury Club of OrlunD«llr*rt4 la 01ty by Oarrltf
you will have th at nest egg from which to draw.
©••' Wi#li •t •**»*#* * ■*I l l l l l l l « #•1' I •••l»
do recently.
— IN SHOPPING AND IN E V E R Y D A Y L IF E —
The b tf IS. to 1
W t a t o B m ld ■»•
"A selection of a jury la a great
O n itr u i U iik U lM
t t iir N nn tonlaala Onat?
problem,"
further
continued
the
emi
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It comes to you with full force th at you have not
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k
n
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w y Tridar.
a
«ta
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ta application. Damtcratlo ta paUtiaa. p.M nent Jurist, "hut the Jury system has
E
been saving as you should. There is nothing gives
pee pear, alwaya ta adraaon.
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been In effect for a long time, it is
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Member of The Associated Press
you so much independence as a Bank Account.
a
the correct system of arriving at Jus
B
Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmns
tice, hut it is also nbuBod. Do not
Lrings it home to you with full force.
criticise a jury, my friends, unless
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you are willing to servo yourself and
And this is Florida.
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take their places, it is ns important
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to s c / e on a jury and look aftor your
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Only n few more days in which to
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community's interest ns it is to hnvj
shop.
a body drafted for war service. I am
------------ o------------glad to say that not a Rotnrinn com
. And then will come the thoughts of
ing before mo has ever nskod to bo
tomorrow and the first of the month.
E
oxcusod. This Is a egao of sorvico
I
of Sanford
nbovc self, nml I truBt tho peoplo will
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Reporter-Star says Orlando Is feel
E
view the matter in this light."
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mitant easier credit, nml tho moro or
ing tho effects of tho orange and tour
E
MICKIE SAYS
, less wide-spread industrial
revival.
ist crops. We wnr.* to fee! the long
TH E RIVER FIGHT IS WON
“The Survey" s a y , in part:
green from the Htuce.
Glasaea Fitted
"A building boom is sweeping tho
r -CVV UEW=.QU VGMiUE M-V TU'
—o-----Eves Tested
Rollovers in the rivoi, will rot Jin!country. There is decided bottorment
'TIVAH iS QE-CUZ t OO irf WOJEt*.
Hand plays tonight in the park. F.vly welcome n new convert to their
in the tix tile trades and the shoe and
CO WO
BiZ.Mt'o'o
erybody can go out and get an earful
faith.—Secretary of War Weeks.
TOM MOORE
1leather industries report progress.
MIGHT B E BETTER Y4 \T
of tho music that is free ns tho nir
In the war depnramont's annual re.
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Our surplus copper is gradually being
bemg
and costs less than tho wnter you
WIGHT B E A HOU. U K V JG ^ t
Optometrist-Optician
port unusual space is given to the Mis, . , .
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marketed at prices that tend upward,
AH’ NMEtvE OM ' tW UP-GRAOfi
drink.
sissippi barge line. This discussion,
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Opp. Postoffice
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There is increased output of iron and
AGA1M, VRtevA IG VJHM »
------------ o------------prepared by Col. Asburn, chief of the ........
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Sain Small will lecture here noon Inland and Coastwise Waterways Ser steel, anil the railroads are coming
ALWAWS VJEAP. A 9MW.V. I
hack into the market. Husmess fail
according to announcements.
Sain
We Appreciate Your Business
yO O YUM OU&
vice, and indorsed by Secretary of
numerous, Unemployknows aomu things having boon an War Weeks, is searching, com pro-, ures . are less
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,
F e r t iliz e r s
editor for many yearn and no doubt he hcnblvn, (»(r and UIuriIm Ukk.
Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated
It " " !" 1
'■ taen iu .ln *. “ " ,l "»vEnrich tho soil, increase the
can tell us something that will be new pronouIKea tho M l..l» lp n l b n * . lino , ln» *
lncr«„»lnK.
1
,
,
,
"The banks of tho country have
yield, hasten maturity, im
and novel.
a success and submits a wealth of ,
.
,,
i been able, since the establishment of
prove tho quality. It pays to
facts In p i.'if of that conclusion.
.
f
,
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............ tho Fedora) Reserve system, to a d in
use thorn regularly. Stock in
The name of the new hotel being
In the forum of business money , ,
,
our warehouse nt Sanford.
constructed by the Orange Hotel talks. Is it to the finance then, that
“ ™ ,r? ° ul° r]y f ‘;acral ro'
Booklet free from warehouse
Company is "Tho Mcnondez." This wo turn for final testimony? T h e re of ndustry, following a
, .
.
m i
it
i
period of inflation than was pass Me
or from—
rhymes with Valdez, but it will bo port relates
how tho barge lino has 1
,
1
four times as big as the one in the l ^ ^ ^ r f r o m ,Jscr to '^ w ln n o r'ln 1 IIon1B nf <,Ur, ' T kinf
T*
Celery C ity.-O rlando Sentinel.
thc brk>f ,)crlot, of tho experiment. It mai" t><1 ^ trem ely decentralized Such
Armour F e rtiliz e r Works
Jacksonville. Florida
You mean in name only.
wna ,|oop in deficit in 111ID, improved, 8cr,v,C0' Particularly In the last year
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------------ o------------, substantially in 1020, continued to n[,‘l “ <|Uar,to; '
bt'“n ‘.,f 1,nc“lcul*
In tho death of Albertus Vogt, Flor- j ll(lvnm.(t unti| in April of this year it
,t‘nL'f !t1 to th? nat,on 8 Ibu8 ncMIda lost a picturesfjuo and historical Bhowcll „ c k „ r profit for the first nj ,t the evidence of a general collapse
Employment Bureau
figure. It was worth something In time. May and June were prosperous of
8ll<-b as 'vas ropeatci,.,y tx ;
SA V E YOU MONEY
tho Hall of Fame to he (he man th a t 1ninnt,1Hi too, WUh April they produc- 1
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The Vocational Committee of tho Bus
dlscovercd..........................................
pliosphale in Florida,
It oil earnings of $110,570.90 above the the Fo. oral Reserve system, has necesiness and Professional Woman's Club
meant a small fortune for Vogt hut actual, out-of-pocket operating ex- sarily tended to prolong the period of
requests all young wu~icn desiring
Writo us
if we nro not mistaken Ids latter years peases for the last quarter of tho Y ls-; T't-,Ntlju»tniotit.
employment to reglstor at the First
fWAPtff
wore passed in less luxurious sur c l year ending Juno 80. And for tlio
Mipinwlnltf, through tho groduol
Sd&WRot
National Ilnnk, nnd business men re
Empire
Hotel
Block
roundings thnn the years in which he five months from April to August, in liquidation and utilization of accumu
ORLANDO,
FLORIDA
u
sing help to consult register.
Try n Herald Want Ad today.
wns rolling in newly acquired phos- clusive, the excess of income over op- lated stocks of commodities, the way
phnt wealth. He contributed many orating costs approximates the hand lias been prepared in a number of
IDM BS
' industries for an increased volume of
fino articles on Florida and was a some figure of $250,000,
,
‘3
a
great booster for tho state.
There is still a further, more con- Productiorr for current consumption.
a
■o-----elusive proof of the soundness of th o 'Tho ^
th“ ‘l " ™ r d course of
By the way of explaining why it barge line as « business proposition. Ktfnoral V*1™* 1,1 lhlfl country and 2
si
doesn't print all the court news of The project’s "inherent m erit" is abroad hns lessoned tho incentive to a
tx
contemplated purchases, and this *
Okeechobee county, the Okeechobee demonstrated, the report shrewdly and deter
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the
depletion of
of n
News points out: “ Very few peo correctly observes, by the fact that f ° ,11(1,ltion supplements <
•»“>depletion
,
,
i
holdover
stocks
in
creatine
an
enlare"increased
h°M°V
L
>
r
<R<
ll-'ks
in
creating
an
enlarg
n
ple live who do tint in some way break improved equipment and
D
ed
demand
for
current
production."—
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the laws of our land every week in tho tonnage have transferred deficits into
a
Tampa
Times,
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year. Why should we pcrsccuts the surpluses. That observation
roots
H
B
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fellow who lias been caught with down into thc fundamentals of liusi■
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a
W EEK S W EATHER REI'ORT
tho goods," and let you and I go free j ness. It is proof of the real commer■
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beenuso we have not been found o u t?" •cinl need of this utility, along with
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Wonder what they have done with its rational capncity for growth.
Weather and crop conditions in ■
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Much remains to bo done, however, Florida for the week ending December K
the “goods" caught in Okeechobee?
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if the bargo line is fully to come into j;jt ipoi. Temperature: The temper- B
— Tampa Tribune.
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its own. The service is at present „tUre during the week, ns a whole, ■
Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5, 1921.
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seriously
handicapped by inadequate- WUB KonCrnlIy moderate, although the ■
Thc Christmas edition of tho Daily
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Herald comes out today with twenty terminals. Tho terminal work that foropnrt n»d tho Inst few days of the
Santa Claus,
pnges and illustrated cover. It is not lias boon done at St, Ixiuis, Cairo, •^ , , 3^ vvere much cooler thnn the
ns Inrge as we would like to make it Memphis and New Orleans is noted 1Ht.ngontl| wIth light frost, locally dnmCare of Seminole County Bank,
but we are trimming the cloth to suit favorably in tho report which urges aging to tender truck. Midday temper
the business am! could not wait on that this work he hurried to corn- atures wore In the t!0’s during several
Sanford, Florida.
much of the copy that came in late. I»,,01tlon- , At Pro8unt iaat,‘!'>uat1u to! f ' days a t some stations in the central
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Daily papers have a strange habit of nal>, with archaic methods of handling ami southern division.
Dear
Santa
Claus:—
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merchandise,
impose
a
heavy
cost
a
going to press on time and miss much
Precipitation: Showers t h 'nugheut
a
Modern equipment and methods will
advertising thereby hut missing busi
tho section, locally heavy to excessive
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I
should
like
Johnny
to
have
a
Christmas
present
this
effect economies in this branch of
B
ness is not us bad as missing the
in thc central and western divisions. ^
a
operation that will swell profits and
year
that
he
will
thank
me
for
every
day
of
his
life.
a
mails, Thu Christmas edition of thu
The week's total rninfall exceeded 2 ■
h
expedite service. The argument for
Weekly Herald comes out tomorrow
inches in Pasco, Hernando, Orange, ! m
terminals is given decisive point by
3
nnd the Herald office has been a busy
nnd Sefinole counties. Thu rainfall 5
Kindly start a Savings Account in his name with
reference as to wimt has been accom
place this week. This is thc first time
was
very
light
nnd
Insufficient
in
tho
J
plished when modern towboats were
the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock
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thc Christmas edition was shifted to
south.
jS
put on the river.
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ing
on
Christmas
eve,
Daily and Weekly editions. It means
Condition of Crops: The week was M
The necessity is nlso stressed for
much to the advertisers for there is
Joint rntes ami fur cqultnblo division favorable for farm work, and much 3
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an entirely different mailing list for
of the revenues, a matter which is to plowing was done throughout tho j J
I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow
Weekly ami Daily and the merchants
a
section.
Tho
work
of
fertilizing
is
£
lie brought before the Interstate
with advertising in the Christmas edi
when I explain how his savings will be increased by the
Commerce Commission "through an general In central nnd Huuthrrn o
M
tions reach tho very cream of the bus
counties.
Shipping
of
citriiH
fruits
c
o
n
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interest added by your bank.
a
amicable proceeding." It is observed
iness of this part of Florida,
Tho
B
that in some instances "tho railroads tinned active, nnd the fruit in imprnv-,{J
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Herald nlsu had thu little ones in mind
■
were demanding thruc-quartora
or ing satisfactory is the upper counties. *
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in publishing a Christmas edition this
Hold me responsible for seeing to it that Johnny has
a
greater of the joint revenue for per Beans, eggplants, white potatoes, and B
a
year for it was their request that wo
something
to
add
to
his
account
every
week.
When
he
formance one-quarter or less of tho other truck were shipped In moderate B
■
again go hack to tho old custom of
a
a
joint service." That inequality, of quantities. Recently set cuhhngo is u
■
is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I
bringing out Santa Claus and tho il
■
is doing very well and a smnll
course, will lie redressed.
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lustrated cover and tho many Christthink he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That
Viewed in detail und entirety tho quantity of strnwherries wns picked
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report is most gratifying to nil who during tho week; tho crop is mnklng
will be a REAL gift.
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have fought tho fight for tho rlvor. good progress, although more back
a
Your old pal,
It is a certificate of tho bargo lino’s ward tl an usual. Oats, rye nnd past* I
NEW PURITY
success. The fight hns been won. Tho uro continue in good condition, frost g
DAD.
■ victory has officially been acknowledg being insufficient to dnrnngo grass
CROSS PRODUCTS
ed.—St. Louis Tost-Dispatch,
to any extent. Land is being prepared
5
planted during fncl'Jtles, The mild
a
Fig Tudding,
E
temperature,
so
far
this
winter,
has
WE
HAVE
"TURN
ED
TH
E
COR
Date Pudding,
been fnvorablo for nil fnrm propnraN ER" IN BU SIN ESS
Plum Pudding
Enclosed please find chock for $......................................... with which to open a Savings Account for S
’on.a. Much of tho Bwcet potato crop
Checoiato Fudge Pudding.
There are multiplying evidences of hns been harvested
Lobster Salr d
thu fact that domestic business hns
Chili Concurno
Namo
Address
"turrod the corner" nnd is gradually
Creamed Finnan Haddio
Lloyd George hns bought nn osbut
surely
emerging
from
tho
defla
a
Dovlled Chicken
tntc In the midst of n v/ooded dis
Kindly mail the pass hook to me at.
tion porlod Hint began about tho mid
Creamod Spaghottl with
dle of Inst year, according to tho cur trict. Looks ns If ho contemplated
Cheese
Address
rent issue of "Tho Gunranty Survey," taking to •tho tall tlmbor.—Toledo
_L:t . . .
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Drop a cord In the book marked “Merry Christmas from
the Gunranty Trust Co., of N(iw Blade.
> York'.! monthly rovlow of business
A naturollst says all Nature de
I’hone, 4OT-4M
9 and'financial cond!lion«. Two out
WEI,AKA BLOCK
standing indications of tho Improve tests decayed vegetation. This U es
Nam*
miih
ment nro cheaper money, with its con- pecially true of the dead-beat.
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
Only 9 more Days till Xmas
THEHERALDPRINTINGCO.
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s
The Peoples Bank j
• / fr m
o
B IG CR O P
GLOBS PIANO CO.
G ive a Real G ift This Christmas !
T h e Seminole County Bank
Sanford, Florida
s
s
Deane Turner
H,
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�TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15,1921
TO ANY MAN,
TO ANY MAN,
WOMAN OR
WOMAN OR
CHILD
CHILD
With every pur
chase of $10 we
will give one dol
lar In merchan
dise F R E E of
charge.
W ith every pur
chase of $10 we
will give one dol
lar In merchan
dise
F R E E of
charge.
a c c e i
O U R
This is the first sale ever held at this store during our entire business career of over
six years ot square and honest dealings. We are ottering some of the most sensational
values that have ever been offered in this city or ever will be offered again. Present
conditions have forced us to slash prices in half and many articles listed could not be
replaced for the selling price. This sale will last tiirough the holiday season with the
same cut in prices through tout the entire sale. This is your chance to stretch a dollar
bill, so that it will have the purchasing power of five
SHIRTS
Blue Chambray Work
M
Shirts .................................................... tl 9 t *
Men’s fine Dress Shirts,
98c to $1.25, n o w .............................. A 9 1 *
Men’s Dress Shirts,
£*4 A A
$2.98 value n o w ...........................t j l l a U U
Men’s Dress Shirts,
0 4
A Q
$2.98 value, now ........................tj) J L « « / 0
Men’s Silk Strlpo Dress Shirts, regular $3.98
and $4.98 value,
^ f"
now ................................................ A 9
All $7, $8 and $10 Silk Shirts,
A A
now ..................................................u v « U v
MEN’S SHOES
All Men’s $0.00 and $7.00
Shoes, n o w .................................
All Men’s $8.00 and $10.00
Shoes, now ..................................
MEN’S SUITS
$ 4 .9 8
$ 5 .9 8
MEN’S OVERALLS
79c
79c
89c
210 wt. Denim, regular pair
$1.49, now ......... .....................
Men’s Jackets 210 wt. to match
Overalls, regular $1.49, now
Men’s White bnck blue Denim Overalls, full
size, double stitch, $2.50
now ......................... .................
(Jackets to match)
WOMEN’S UNION SUITS
Women’s Ribbed Union Suits,
$1.25 value, now ...............................
MEN’S UNDERWEAR
f
i
Men’s Fleece lined Underwear,
M
per garment ...................................... *1
LADIES’ COATS AND SUITS
ly Cont or Suit, value $29
to $45, now
....................
O A A
tp lO a U U
LADIES’ HATS
MEN’S HOSE
20c value,
now .................................
25c-35c value,
nmv .................................
15c value,
now ................ ................
Pure Silk Clock Ilose,
now .................................
Men’s Wool Army Socks
now ..................................
LADIES’ SKIRTS
Ladies’ Prunella Skirls, all sizes and colors,
beautiful patterns, regular
OW 91?
price $8.50 to $12.50, now ....
WOMEN’S HOSIERY
Women’s Silk Thread Ilose, best made, $1.25
MEN’S ARMY PANTS
Men’s Army Pants,
while they last ................................
A
to $1.98 values,
now ......................
Women’s High CratioMercerized
ilose, 25c value,
f t A if*
O tfV r
Cotton
<4 IJg*
Women’s Silk Clock Hose,
value $1.50 to $1.98, now .......... v O L
MEN’S BLUE SERGE PANTS
en’s Blue Sergo Pants, $G
O Q O ft
$8 values now $1.98 and.......... « J J O * V 0
LADIES’ HOUSE SLIPPERS
Women's House Slippers
-4 f f .
now .......................................................1 9 <
MEN’S
SAILOR JACKETS
*
Regular U. S. Stnndnrd, guarC
antced all wool ........................A • «J
MACKINAWS
Men’s Water-proof Mackinaws,
ed, $5.98 to $7.98,
MEN’S CAPS
50c to 98c values,
now ..’.........................
$1.50 to $1.98 values,
now ............................
Sheep lin
$ 3 .9 8
WOMEN’S SHOES
All Women’s $0.90 and $7.00
Shoes, n o w ................................
One lot Women's Solid Leather
Shoes, n o w ................................
WOMEN’S FELT SLIPPERS
Women’s Felt Slippers with leather sole and
heel, fur trimmed, $1.98
0 4
4A
value, now ............................:..... O l t ^ Z t f
WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR
Women’s Ribbed Underwear, reg- Q { ]
ular 75e value, n o w ......................... 0 3
Successor to
320 Sanford Ave
- " •••' ..
.* * w.
■ ~ - .q * r - - ’’Tr’ - ' - n
. —
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-
i %
CHILDREN’S DRAWERS
One lot of Children’s Ribbed Jersey Drawers,
value 50c (only six to a
4 f" «
custom er), now .................................. 1 9 1 *
COMFORTS
All Comforts, $2.98 to $3.98,
now ..............................................
All Comforts, $4.98 to $0.98,
now ..............................................
�PAG E FOUR
T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEM BER 15 ,19 21
Removal
We offer Dining Room Suites of Solid Oak
and Walnut
TjI»L your living-room express the qualities of refinement and comfort in
your home. Many beautiful patterns shown on our floors, in cnne ends and
backs, upholstered in Velours and Tapestries.
Cedar Chests
Made from Genuine Red Cedar
A Handsome Xmas Gift
Big line of ROCKERS, LIBRARY TABLES, FLOOR LAMPS, DAVENPORTS
Big line of STOVES, DINNER SETS, ICE
CREAM FREEZERS, COOKING
UTENSILS
For the Room that don’t look quite right
—a Rug
m an
W o f //te
B e f / e s
Qua////
More wanted than ever because of their
sanitary features. A large col
lection from which to choose
----------- B IG L I N E O F ------------
Blankets & Comforts
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One-third of man’s time is spent in sleep
* 'INSULATION PAWn
S •AIR SPACE
___
4 .SPECIALLY prepared
^INSULATION MP5R
3 - MINERAL WOOL__
g (SPECIALLY PREBAnrO
®'INSULATION MPER
7 -INSIDE CASK
o-METAL UNINO
enjoy comfortable sleep by using
our Bed Springs
H
4 4 4 4 4 4 4
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T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 5 , 1 U 1
u>Ul« H apM el*!*
Mention of
Mottero la Brief
pefnoaal Hobo
of litoroet
I n
a n d
A
b o u
t
•
Summary of Ibo
Floating Small
Talk* 8acdnclly
Arranged for
Horn'd Readers
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Dn. WALKER RETURNED
CONGREGATION HAPPY
u iiim
PAGE FIVE
iiiiiiiiiiiiR iiim
iiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiin H
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u iiiiim iiu ii
!
Tho congregation of tho Methodist ■
church are happy over tho return of £
T h e
C i t y
Dr. S. W. Walker, Not only has ho £
returned from tho conference but ho v
has returned to Sanford for another ■
m M to to to to to to to to
to to to to to to to to to to
year and Methodists and members of ^
to
to
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n
"
other churchcs and all his friends horo *
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are well pleased with this good nows, is
:
T H E W E A T H E R
:
:
S A N F O R D ’S
:
Dr. Walker has mndo a wonderful re- ■
cord
for progress for, church build- 5
ga For Florida: F air tonight to :
T E M P E R A T U R E :
Ing, for spiritual upbuilding, for his ■
to nnd
Friday,
increasing to
--------to
to cloudiness probably rain in to to Up sho goes to 79. It does to evangnlicnl work hero and last but ■
to extreme North portion; lit- to to beat all about this winter, to not least for his ability to mako fr i
to tie change in temperature.
to to It is Floridn ail right but to ends among tho people of this city.
to wo want a littlo touch of to
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M to to to to to to to to to
to Greenland's Icy Mountains to CHRISTMAS SEA L SA LE B E N E F IT
to right now to send tho prlco
I sure will. I’ll see that everything1 you have ordered for Dad and Big
to
ThlB week nnd next week will bo
of our winter vegetables nnd
Some of tho Sanford Club women
Brother will come from PERKINS & BRITT’S, because I too know that
Ha fruits up to the ronl Christ Ha
some trading weeks In Sanford.
Ha mas mark. However, this to c«o'alV 4 ‘^tract!,M ^ ™ ra"t;i theyjiave the very n ic e s t, And I am going to get those silk hose for
Mrs. W . B. Powell, of EustiB, I s Ha nice Juno wonthor Bults our to Lake Monroe Inst night for thc Coal j mamma from them, too, they have the nicest line.
Tell sister that I
among the Lake county visitors to Ha wintor visitors so it is nn to Salo benefit.
■ am also going to get that nice big warm Sweater for her beau from
Ha ill wind that blows nobody to
tho city today.
Mrs. A. M. Phillips snug "In Her
H« good nnd even if the warm to
Garden" nnd gave ns an encore ono | them also. I always do my trading at—
Mr. and Mr**. 0 . Pullmnn Connelly Ha southern wind does blow wo to of tho old fnshioned fnvorites. When 1£
nnd family of Orlnndo, wore In tho h i know it will be colder some to Mrs. Phillip sings here hearers nre J;
city this nfternoon the guosts of Mr. Ha time. Whnt's eggs worth? to always prepared for something good ■
Ha
5:10 A. M. DEC. 15, 1021
to nnd Inst night wan no exception.
nnd Mrs. Ralph K. Gore.
|m
Ha Maximum ........................ 70 to
Miss
Orn
Wlllinms
gave
a
group
of
”
00 to
A locnl bootblack mado the mis Ha Minimum ....................
humorous
readings
which
were
o
n
-'
J
take of yelling "Shine" on the street to Range ..... v .................... 64 to thusinsticnlly received l»y her nudl- n
yesterday nnd waB nlmost mobbed be Ha Barometer .....................50.20 to ence. Miss Williams read with much 5
s
Northwest and pnrt cloudy Ha
fore he could explain that shining
,
W /ir /S D/F/TffiF,
skill and finish and is quite an add!- i 5
to
was his legitimate business.
1* *
tion to the artistic circles of Snnford. ■
to to to to to to to to to to
Tho plnyett ‘‘Two Old Maids nnd *
J . E. Fuorlicht is in the city today KNIGHT TEM PLARS, ATTENTION A I’icturo” brought down the house.15
enruute to points in South l- lurula. o | Taylor Coinmandery will meet in
Miss Mildred Holly took the pnrt *
was at ore time editor of the Mul- regular conclave on Friday, Docom- of a college girl with a talent f o r ' ■
berry Herald nnd ia well known in her Iflth nt 7 p. ni. Full opening in collecting suitors nnd picturts.
j“
I
nowspuper circles in tho state.
Order of Temple Rehearsal in tncMiss Kitty Dullozc wns her chum.
WANTED—Good 1921 Ford touring
, tics,
The two old maiden nunts, MIhs
car; will pay cash for best offer
You get tht big Christmas edition
Order of Red Cross will he con- Mae Holly nnd Miss Maude Lnke.
submitted. II. II., Hnx 518.
22l-3tc
o f the Daily Horald todny. Rend I t , furred nt 8:30. Visiting Sir Knights
Miss Mildred Holly gave nn Egypt
to to to to Ho to to to to to
over and pntrunize the locnl m or-1welcome.
ian dance. It was n great pleasure to
chnnts who nrc asking for your trade!
II. E. TOLAR,
hoc this graceful young Indy intorand who hnve big Htoeks of goods j
Em. Com. proto this age long dance. She wns
NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, N EARLY FIN
W A N T E D
catering to your wants.
--------------------------- given several encores.
I
--------TROOP .1. ATTENTION
Lnke Monroe in addition to sell
ISHED. EA SY TERMS
Lnrge manufacturing compnny, man
Thc Montezuma Hotel Ih sporting’ Tr<,0P ls to 8°
the Scout Camp ing nil her quota of stamps hn% also
ufacturing
potato hnrrels, wish to es
a fine new electric sign that tells 0,1 ,m ovcrnight hike bridny instead realized a neat profit on this preformOther Bargains in Real Estate
tablish
branch
warehouse In Sanford
them from afar that here is the place <)f ,mv‘"K thoi' r‘‘Kulur troo»’ "\cet- nnce. Much for the credit is due to
end desire brunch manager who can
Profossin
Jacobs
and
his
corps
of
for the proper accomodations. Elect-! n«*
,noml)ie rs , nro rctlucate‘l to
invest $1,000.00, Address, P. O. Ilox
ric signs are the thing to brighten w nt thc tro««’ headquarters ready to ♦oachers.
Lnko Monroe is fortun
2591, Jacksonville, Florida.
up your city and make it seem that '
I ™ " * 1* ,lt ™ o c “ck- f , ate in having this progressive nnd
1 ,
.
The troop committee, nil scout of- public spirited man in their midst.
peo|i i ari aw a c.
flcinls and tho hoys’ parents nre urg
Ha to to to Ha to to to to to
Lake Monroe has raised $27.00,
ed to attend the camp fire program
Will C. Long assistant editor of the ! aftcr 8Uppt.r
LOST
Don’t make any engagements for
Railroad Telegrapher, tho official
M. C. HADDOCK.
I.OST— Eyeglasses In enso marked
organ of tho Order of Rnilrcnd Tele
Acting Scoutmaster. the night of December !llst. On that
“Pnriott Opticnl Co., Twin Falls,
night
the
American
Legion
will
pull
graphers, with hendquartorR is St.
Idaho." Finder plcaso Icavo nt F irst
one
of
the
biggest
and
best
dances
of
Louis v. 's in the city todny. lie was
Sec our nice assortment of chil
Nntionnl Bank,
225-5tp
enroutc to Leesburg where he will dren's nnd misses' beaver hats in col the sonson nt the court house. Ball's
orchestra
will
furnish
tho
music
and
Classified
advertisements,
3
cents
a
line.
No
ad
taken
for
less
than
take a position on the Leesburg Com ors black, blue and brown. High in
In tho proposed naval reduction
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash
mercial for the winter months, lie quality, reasonable in price.—Rivers there will ho something doing every
program
to cut down expenses, tho
minute.
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line nnd remit ac
is in love with Florida and owns grove Brothers, Sanford Avu.
227-ltc
presidential
yacht May!lower hns not
cordingly.
property near Tavares nnd expects
been
Included.—
Richmond Times De
The Parker Cignr Compnny which
to make Florida his future home.
Christmas cards at Herald office.
spatch,
FOR RENT— Light housekeeping
was destrayed by fire at Ppnnt City
FOR SALE
rooms. Call 1020 East Second St.
several weeks ago has again stared
FOR SA L E —Oranges pneked for
The nnvnl expurts have discovered
220-4tp
oprating.
Christmas, Mrs, A. Vaughn, phono FOR RENT— Ono
that
reduction of armaments will
furnished bod
323-J.
223-Gtp
lower
morals. Well, what nre wo
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room, also garage. 110 Laurel Avo.
■
aiming
nt if it not a lower war moraio
FOR
SA
L
E
—Eight
room
houso*
with
109-tfc
N
O
T
I
C
E
■
a
bath. Immediate possession. Small FOR RUNT—Two furnished ~Uoii all around?—New York Post.
a
Sale Bankruptcy Stock payment down, long time on balanca. rooms, till Pnrk Avo.
a
212-tfc
a
Notice is hereby given that under See Lnno or address Box 782, Day
a
FOR
RENT—
Bed
room,
311
Park
avo- Piano Owners, Notice!
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199-Tu-Snt-lw
signed, trustee in tho matter of S, tona, Fin.
a
nne.
178-tfc
a
Benjamin, trading and doing business f o u SA L E —Ono Florence AutomniT-1
a FR U IT CAKE, NUTS, RAISIN S, DATES, FIG S, CANDIED
as S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, wilt
lc 3-burnor oil stovo with mantol * OR RENT— Furnished flat with gn- Here for a limited stay. Patrons de
a
■
on
Thursdny,
December
15th,
1921,
nt
and
oven. Call 415-W.
204-tfc j rago, OH Myrtlo Avo.
223-tfc siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel.
C H ER R IE S, GLAZED FIN E APPLE
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tho corner of First street nnd PalFOR S A L E -O n o Daisy churn. Call i FU,K. “ ^ T - R o o m s and kitehminttos^
a
motto Ave., Sanford, Flordn, between
’
•’01 tfc i Shirley Apt., opp. I’. O
220-20tp “Mack the Piano Tuner*1
41G-W.
tho hours of 10 n. m, nnd 11 a. in. re
r a is r . i a p a r t m en t
Foit_ iiENii= o ir.
ceive bids of tho Icnso covering storo FOR SA LE—Two story
apartment consisting of two largo
building. Apply to tho owner, Klon,
„ .
, . ,
.
,
rooms Nos. 301 nnd 303, in tho City
2 0 5 -tfc! rooms> well furnished, gas for cook
of
Sunford,
Seminole
County,
Stnto
of
Ares,
805
Oth
St.
a Mixed Chocolate in hulk and Pound and Half Pound Roxe.s.
ing, electric lights, running water.
n
Florida.
FOR SA LE Oil RENT—H-roomed Adults apply 300 French Avonuo, cor
a
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The right is reserved to reject any
house, 1011 Oak avo. Phono 283-J. ner of Third street.
224-0tc
PLUM, DATE, FIG AND CHOCOLATE PUDDINGS
a
and all bids. Highest hid subject to
218-tfc
a
FOR RENT—Ono furnished aparta
approval.
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FOR SA LE CHEAP—Gas range and
niont. Apply 809 Magnolia., Mrs.
■
CLARENCE V. MAHONEY,
wood range, 1011 Oak ave. Phono G. C. Cates.__________________ 227-Gtp
a
224-ltc
Trustee.
a FR E SH CRAN H ERRIES, GRAPES, A PPLES, HANANAS,
283-.T.
218-tfc
a
FOR RENT—Attractive apartment,
a
-Electric
motor,
1-8
h. p.
FOR
SA
LE
a
hot wator. Garage, 1820 Park.
ORANGES, C EL ER Y , LETTUCE
a
first class shape, $10 cash. Phono
a
220-3tp
T
R
A
I
N
S
C
H
E
D
U
L
E
103-J,
220-4tp
a
T H E STRON GEST
NICE
DRESSMAKING
dono
nt
014
WANTED
GUARANTEED
CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1921
West Second St.
220-Jtp
H U E MADE
Piano t u n e r o. ii.t T x r a m n r ^ WANTED—300 laborers for paving
Southbound
and Bower work in tho City of Dnypert tuner and repairer is in town
Departs
Arrive
tonn, Flu. Lowest wages 15 cents par
N E W
P R IC E S
a.m. for a few days. Leave orders at the
u
Wclakn Block No. 83.. ......... 2:30 a.m. 2:40
hour for ton hours daily. Pay in cash
m Phones 497-494
220-2tp
8:40 n.m. Lincoln House.
No.
27..
m
every Saturday. Work will last from FabrlcH
Sizes
Cords
1:38 p.m. FOR SA LE — Choieo oranges and
m
No.
91
six to eight months,—Atlantic Illthu- $ 9 ,s o
30x3
u
3:20 p.m.
No.
80............. 2:55p.m .
grapefruit for Christmas, $2.00 per iithie Co., Dnytnnn, Fin.
222-Otc $ 1 2 .5 0
$18.00
30x3 Vi
7:10 p.m. box, straps $1.25, f. o, h. Osteen or
No.
85.. .......... 0:55 p.m.
32x3 Vt
$25.50
WANTED—Customers for fresh mid., $ 1 0 .1 5
Sanford. Cash with order.— F. N,
31x4
morning nnd evening deliveries.—R $ 2 1 .7 5
Northbound
Purdy, Osteen, Fla.
227-fltp L. Garrison. Phono 3711. lfll)-St-Tu $ 2 5 .3 5
32x4
$32.40
Departs
Arrivo
$ 2 6 .5 0
33x4
$33.40
F
tX
lfH
m
?
-Second
hand
:onu
nan
square
'204-tfc
2:03 n.m.
No.
82............ 1:48 a.m.
n
34x4
$34.25
action.
piano,
Knahc
make,
good
WANTED—Salesman
with
n
arto
call
|
f
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12:05 p.m,
No.
84............ 11:45 a.m.
32x4 Vt
$41.90
Price $50. Address Piano, enro of
on dealers with n low priced 0,000 ( *1 ,,
2:55 p.m.
No.
80.. .......... 2:35 p.m.
33x4
V
t
$31.50
$42.85
Herald
227-Ctp
■
mile fabric and 10,000 mile cord tir e .'
4:05 p.m.
No.
02.. .......... 4:00 p.m.
■
$13.65
35x5
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made up for $2.40 n gallon with raw linseed oil, Tho formula of tho Patton's Sun-Proof is the
stlmo ns tho government formula, 65% white lend, 35% zinc, 10% silica. I t is made for tho
South and hns been tho PRID E of the NATION for 40 years, no- other paint can be compared
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Phone I17.W
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Baturday— Hemdon-Bivlns Nuptials
at high noon at Holy Cross Episco
pal Church.
Saturday— Mrs. A. P. Connally will
entertain tho members of the H em
don-Bivlns brlday party a t a wed
ding breakfast, at her homo on
Magnolia avenuo.
Saturday—Tho Children's Story Hour
will be held at Central Park a t 4:00
o'clock.
Friday— Mrs. Henry Purdon will en
tertain the members o f the T. N, T.
Club at her homo on Pnlmotto ave
nuo at 3:30 p. m.
Friday—Tho Indies of the Baptist
ehurch will hold their bazaar nnd
cooked food sale at tho old stand
of Mrs. Cutes on F irst street.
Friday— Mrs. Dwight Babbitt will ontortuin at n Buffet Supper at her
homo on Sanford Heights at seven
o'clock, honoring
Miss Winnlo
Brown c. bride-elect of this month.
Friday— Mru. Hu! Wight will enter
tain tho members of tho "Lucky
Thirteen” bridge club nt her homo
on Park avenuo, in honor of Miss
Adelaide Higgins.
Snturday—The Ladies of tho Baptist
church will hold their bnzanr and
cooked food sale at the old stand of
Mrs. Gates.
Monday— Misses Zoe and Fannie He
lm Munson will give a dance nt
their homo on Myrtle avenue nt
8:30 p. in.
Snturdny— Mrs. Claude Howard will
givo a farewell party for Mrs. La
Vorne Hurt at her home on Third
street at 3:30 p. m.
Ing three table* of player*.
In the interesting game of bridge
played during the evening high score
among the ladies was made by Mrs.
D. L. Thrasher, who was awarded a
silver bon bon dish. The men's prise,
linen handkerchiefs, was won by Dr.
Puleston.
SANFORD BAND W ILL REN D ER
At the conet us ion o f the card game
A F IN E MUSICAL PROGRAM
the hostess served n delicious salad
IN CENTRAL PARK TONIGHT
course, with hot rolls and coffee.
The Ssnford Bend, now recognised
COM M ITTEE CHAIRMEN FOR AN- as one of the finest bands in the
NUAL BALL
state, will render one of their regular
Tho committee chairmen for the an weekly programs of music tonight in
nual ball of tho Social Department of Central Park beginning the first numthe Woman’s Club are as follows: In bor at eight o’clock. The weather is
vitation, Mrs. S . Puleston; program, ideal, the now moon Is almost full
Mrs. Raymond Key; floor, Mrs. W. L. along with other people and all the
Morgan; music, Mrs. E. M. Galloway; stage is laid for o fine time. While
refreshments, Mrs. S. E. B arrett; there are several other meetings in
punch table, Mrs. J . M. Wallace; dec tho city tonight there will be plenty of
orations, Mrs. C. R. K irtley; recep pcoplo who aro able to attend tho
tion, Mrs. George Herring.
band concert. Como out and hoar our
find hand. The following program
should bo clipped from this issue and
taken to the park with you:
March—S. T. B. A ............. R. B. Hall
Overture— Sky Pilot ........ A. Laurens
Vocal Solo— Let tho Rest of the
World Go By................Ernest Ball
Chas. Brady
Descriptive— A Summer Evening
In Hawaii ...................C. E. Wheeler
Opus 101 No. 7.— Humoresque........
Tho Indies of the Methodist church
wish to thank the following morchantB
and firms for their nsHlstunco during
their bnznnr: Woodruff & Watson,
Ball Hardware, I’orkinH & Britt, E l
der Springs Water Co.) B oll-Jar Coffeo Co.
BAZAAR AND COOKED FOOD
SALK
Thu Indies of the Ladles Union of
Mrs. W. S. Thornton has returned the Congregational Church will hold
homo from Winter Park whoro sho their annual bazaar and cooked food
spent several dnyH with her parents, solo all dny Saturday in front of tho
Princess Theatre.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and BREVARD W ILL M EET
Mrs. J . I). Woodruff aro spending the
ORANGE WITH A 16
day today in Eustis as the guests of
FOOT ROAD TO COAST
Mre. Thrasher’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Furrnn, today being their Gold
Orlando, Dec. 16.— The delegation
en Wedding Anniversary.
from Orlando nnd Orange county that
yesterday visited Titusville to consult
Mrs. Hal Wight is spending n few witli the sort of road the cast const
days in Orlando as the guest of Mrs. county will build to "meet Ornngo".
Cecil Butts and other friends.
got hack last niglitoptimistlc over the
result of tho trip.
II. W. Adamson, of East Windsor
Brevard couny will meet Orange
Hill, Conn., is "pending some time here the river with n sixteen-foot road, nnd
a t tho Montczurnn.
Dixie Highway, is the message the
travelers brought him.
L. C. Denise, of Pittsburg, Pn
Tho trip was niado beenuso somo
among tho out-of-stute visitors
days ngo it was reported tiint owing
Hanford today.
to a shortage of funds.Brevard was
going to nliuvu down the width of
C, L. Stokloy, of Mt. Dorn, wns in
their section of the highway to nini
tho eity yesterday transacting busi
feet.
ness.
Bonds nre being sold for the road
today, and now that the little mlsunR, H. Rivers, of Bennottsvillc, S. C.,
dertndining with the neighbor county
arrived yesterday and will spend somo
lias been ironed out, it muy bo said
time hero at tho Montezuma.
that the prospects are indeed fair for
a
direct road to thu coast, a dream
Jack Lloyd, of Winston-Salem, N,
of
many moons in this town and
C., is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W
county,
measuring up ns n greyStokes.
bearded Blognn with the one to get
Miss Noll Lane, of DcLand, is tho the Jull off Orange avenue.
attractive guest of Miss Norma Hern
CHRISTM AS STA TIO N ERY,
don,
POST CARDS, SEA LS, ETC,
Limits, Patrick nnd Strong, of
Everything in the holiday Hno in
Cnristrom Field, Arcadia, aro oxpectod to nrrivo today and will ho attend stationery, post cards, engraved
ants nt tho Herndon-Bivins wedding Christmas nnd Now Yenr’s enrds,
stamps and stickers, etc., nt tho HorSaturday.
nld office. One of tho finest and most
Mrs. K. B. Rnulerson, of Fort complete lines over brought to San
Picrco, wen among tho visitors nt tho ford. Open every night until Christ
mas,
Montczumu yesterday.
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Let's see. How was it this country
run its a ffairs before tho Marine
CorpS weg established?— Baltimore
Sun.
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woven with th at of the prpifress of the
community.
Children's hand-made dresses, also
corsage bouquets,— The Quality Shop.
226-2tc
The community has progressed.
There
fore, it follows th a t this Bank m ust be a
Buy your Chrlstmoa tree and
Christmas green from the Woman's
Club.
227-Stc
progressive Institution, and as it has serv
ed every need in the past, you can be sure
that it will serve your needs in the fu
Mars and arms are spelled with
tho same letters and dispallcd with
the samo spirit.—Greenville, (S. C.)
Piedmont.
ture.
Beautiful line of Christmns Station
ery, Bower A Roumlllnt.
225-tfc
Congregational Bazaar will be held
at tho Princess Theatre nil dny S at
urday.
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A COMMUNITY B U IL D E R
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Huy your Christmns tree nnd ■
Christmas green from the Woman's ■
Club.
227-3tc
F. P. Forster, Pres.
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B. F. Whitner, Cashirr 5
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Children's hnnd-mndo dresses, nlao
corsage bouquets.—Tho Quality Shop.
220-2tc
The outstanding characteristic of
tho typlcnl American is his faculty
of being busted again Monday morn
ing.— Akron Beacon Journal.
Buy your Christmns tree and
15. A. W ILL GATHER
Christmas green from the Woman's
FOR M EET IN ORLANDO Club.
227-3tc
W, N. Sheates, state superintend
ent of public instruction; Dr. H, O.
Enwnll, professor of psychology of
tho University of Florida; professor
E. P. Cubberely, of Lolund Stanford,
Jr ., University of California; nnd
Miss Adelaide Baylor, ngent of home
economics education of the federal
hoard for vocational education are
among tho principal speakers on the
program of the annual convention of
the Florida Educational Association
to bo held a t Orlando, December 27 to
Congregational Bazaar will bo held
nt tho Princess Theatre all dny Snt
urdny.
220-3tc
Some women think that ns soon
as they have acquired a husband nnd
a can opener they nre equiped for
life.— Seattle Post Intelligencer.
A nice lino of Bibles and Testa'
meats for tho old and young.— Mob
ley's Drug Store.
227-tf(
All kind.* of imported perfumes,
Bowor
& Roumlllnt.
225A reduced rate of ono nnd onolmlf fnro will bo in effect from all
"That 0 . K. Butter-crust Broad
parts of tho stnto, it was announced,
makes tho family happy." Poinsotnnd u large attendance is expected.
Arrangements for tho convention tla Butter-split broad "can’t bo boaton."
227-Otc
nro in the hands of W. S. Cawthon,
president; R. L. Turner, secretary
Congregational Bnzanr will bo hold
and Dr. Fons A. Hathaway, chairman
nt tho Princess Theatre all day S at
of tho executive committee.
urday.
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CAN G ET LIC EN SE TAGS
The Methodist Conference hnvo re
cently decided that Lakeland is the
Tallahassee, Dec. IB,— Complroller
best location for tbe
Southern
Amos hns announced that owners
College where it will bo located.
of automobiles nnd trucks can ob
tain from any bnnk or nt tho offices
Every color of Dennison’s Lustre
of tho Clerks o f tho Circuit Courts,
Crepe Pnper, nlso Crepo Pnpor
County Judges or Tnx Collectors In Streamers, Festoons and other Den
formation concerning the weight of nison’s Crepe Paper Christmas decor
various models of all makes of auto ations.— Mobley’s Drug Store. 227-tfc
mobiles in connection with the filing
of applications for nutoinoHle licenses
A fter Docembor 15th the Co-opornfor 1922. Under the now State law tivo store will movo from tho present
ownors will pay to according to tho location in tho old passenger depot to
weight of their cars instead of the tho store room nt -117 Sanford Ave.,
horsepower ns heretofore.
that hns been occupied by Brown's
Booklets containing information ns Market. Low cash prices for fresh
to weight of cars also hnvo been sent meats nnd groceries.
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state.
Christmas Candles,
Whitman’s,
M EM BERS OF W. 0 . W.
Huylcr’s, Wiley’s nnd Log Cabin Pe
Important meeting Wednesday, De can nut roll,—-Mobley’s Drug Store.
cember 14, 7:30 p. m. District man
227-tfc
ager will visit camp.— F . T. Miller,
Clerk.
224-3tp
Tho new business block of four
stores which recently been completed
EASTERN STA R INSTALLATION nt Voro will nil he occupied within a
short time.
The Enstcrn Star will hold Oielr
installation services Thursday night
Tho indies of tho Bnptist Church
nt 7:30 nnd every newly elected officer
will hold their nnnunl bnzanr on F ri
is requested to be present.
day nnd Saturday, Dccombcr 10 nnd
17. I’lnco will bo announced later,
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You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
LAW YERS
CONTRACTORS
George A. DeCottes
S, O. Shinholser
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor und Builder
SANFORD
Over Seminole County Bnnk
FLORIDA
SANFORD
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
Sold and Serviced by
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Wieland
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
Expert Repairing
Geo. W. Knight
Real E state and Insurance
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Sanford Constructs Co.
CONTRACTORS AND I1UILDBR8
Planes and Specifications Cheerfully
Furnished
All Work Guaranteed
H. T. PACE
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PU R E WATER
89.98% P U R E
Phone SI1-W
Sanford, FU
OIL, GAS and A CCESSORIES
Oak and F irst
SANFORD
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Elder Springs Water
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuma
“Snnford’s New Hotel”
I1JS0 Up Per Day
FLORIDA
.. Employment Bureau..
The vocational commltteo of the Busi
ness nnd Professional Women's Club
requests all young woman desiring
employment to register at the F irst
National Bank.
AGNES G. BER N ER , Chairman
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
General Machine nnd Boiler WorkH
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
hands in stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
Sanford Steam Laundry
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
V. C. CO LLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mill
Work
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
S17 Commercial Street
Sanford, Fla.
TRANSFER
“ WE D E L IV E R TH E GOODS"
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
FO R SE R V IC E
Call 146-J
If we please you, tell others; If no
tell us. Phone 498
W. RAW LING, Prop.
— Got your Scratch Pads from Ttat
Herald—by tho pound—16c.
Acteylene Welding
OF ALL KINDS
Thrfeo business buildings was de
Sanford Welding Co.
Sanford stores nre dressing up for
stroyed by fire nt.Cnllnhan the past
Christmns,
week. The loss is approximately Located in Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave
$25,000 with no insurnneo.
A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko
dak.— Bowor & Roumlllnt.
225-tfc
INSURANCE
All kinds of imported perfumes,
Bower & RoumiUnt.
225Bazaar, fancy work, cooked food
N. Y . L IF E INS. CO
Snle Saturday, December 17th, Union
Congregational Bnznnr will bo held
W. T . RO BERTS, Agent
Phnvmncy, by G. I. A.
227-2tp
nt tho Princess Theatre all dny S a t
urday.
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Congregational Bnzanr will bo hold
nt tho Princess Theatre nil dny Snt
Florida
Sanford
The building activities of the stnto
urdny.
220-3tc
have showed lip a smnll percentage
A useful Christmas gift, buy n ko until nfter tho holidays when they
dak.— Bowor & Roumillnt.
225-tfc will then start up ngain.
Dictionaries of tho next century
An attractive little daughter arrived
will
contain something like this:
a t tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
"Prescription, a device Used to ob.Wight Wednesday afternoon.
tuln alcoholic beverages; obsohito.’’—
EVENING BRIDGE
Greenville, (S. C.) Piedmont.
Mrs. C. E , Henry cntortnlncd tho
members of tho Evoning Brldgo Club
Good meals, $8,00 per week, Tho
Missouri pnpor— “One uhouM nh
Tho way to boost your community
vary delightfully Inst evoning at her is to boost your HOME PA PER.
ways wear a smllo at brenkfnHt.’ Tomplo Club, cornor Third and Park.
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That much at lousl.—Boston Trans
script.
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Buy your Christmas tree and tivo store will movo from the present
Christmas green from the Woman's location in tho old passongor depot to
Club.
227-3tc tho store room a t 417 Sanford Avo.,
--------that has beon occupied by Brown's
BonutIful lino of Christmas Station-1 Market. Low cash prices fo r' fresh
Making Low er Repair Charges
ory, Bowor & Roumlllnt.
225-tfc moats and groceries.
220-4tc
H o f-M a c B attery Co
The
of th is Bank Is closely
Inter.... history
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A largo assortment of Dennison's
beautifully engraved Christmas cards.
— Mobley's Drug Store.
227-tfc
H. W. NICKERSON
Public Accountant; Audita— System*
Income Tax Service
Room 10 McNeUl-Davis Bldg.
Phono 852
Orlando, Fla.
Auto Radiator Repair
Shop
Located at 207 French Ave., between
2nd nnd Third.
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very, very few men that have not at some time or other made their purchases from us. And we make a study of
their likes and their dislikes. By doing this we are in position to help you select a gift, and then too, we KNOW
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please “HIM” for Christmas. All they need do is to watch his likes and dislikes in apparel, then come to us for what is newest in that garment. He is just the same as telling it from the housetops to you.
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it all losing none of the personal touch which we all cherish in Yuletide—remembrance.
NEVER WAS OUR STORE better stocked for wide and exclusive selections. You
wjU find every package coming from our place—each in special Christmas box—all
ready for your card.
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�DA1LY HERALD, THURSDAY§
PA G E EIGHT
Men’s Club M eeting
A t Parish House,
Well Attended
Many Plana Were Discussed for tha
Enduing Year
The regular monthly meeting of the
Men's Club was hold a t the Pariah
House last night. President B. F
Whltner called tho mooting to order
and after reading o f tho minutes by
Sec. S. M, Lloyd, many plans wero
taken up and discussed as tho differ
ent committees made reports. It was
decided -that tho work on tho Parish
liouso would bo continued until the
house waa placed in first class condi
tion for7 entertainments of all kinds
and tho Parish House made tho
nmusomont center of the city.
A friendly bout between two loen
boxers wns pulled o ff to the delight
of thoso present who wore treated to
some fine footwork nnd shadow box
ing and after tho bout n dolicious
luncheon consisting of sandwiches nm
coffee was served. Tho mooting w u b
a most enthusiastic one as all meet
ings o f the Men’s Club are and three
now members, George Fox, Monde
Fox nnd Dr. Denton wero tnkon into
tho club.
Many of tho members practiced
bowling ns the Men's Club under Goo.
Fox will havo a representative bowling
club to meet tho boys from tho Rotary,
Kiwnnnis and several other clubs in
n City Rowling League for the winter
months. Tho club will also organize a
basket ball team to meet with other
city teams and tho older men of tho
city are in for a most strenuous sonsen at tho Parish liouso if all the
plans nro carried out.
©Society brand
ELSIE FERGUSON in
Also a Century Comedy
i l l j and SA TU RDAY— B etty Comp*
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son In “At End of the World” ;
-Also Striking Models and Fox News
MAKE IT AN
ELECTRIC GIFT
CURLING IRONS
only .............................
3-llm IRONS with
Curling Ir o n s ..................
(J-ll>. IRONS,
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Because these Clothes are made by Society Brand, they are smart. Be
cause they are hand-tailored, they stay smart.
Because they stay smart, you wear them for a longer time.
why they are the most economical Clothes you could buy.
We are offering—
That is
F. P. RINES
T'wo Suits fo r the ’P rice o f One
Plus $ 10.00
This Sale will close Christmas Eve Night
fSanford Shoe and
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" if there is a rcnl Christian there, TRO TSK Y WARNS RUSSIA
AGAINST JA P A N E SE
the conference is saved.”
( I l r T h e A a m c ln lfd I 'r r a a )
SA Y S PLAYING DOUBLE
A fter ho had maintained hiH para!
Washington, Dec. ID. — Urbnn. for two hours Lcdoux wns taken to
Lcdoux, thnt “Mr. Zero” of the re police hcndqqunrters on a charge of Moscow, Dec. 15.— (By the Associ
ated PresH.)— Warlike appeals have
cent im plem ent congre.v*, lodny, be disorderly conduct.
been issued to the Russian bolshevik
gan n one-mun picketing campaign
Rather cute of Uncle Sam to mnke army and navy by Leon Trotsky,
against the nrmiHticc conference.
Lcdoux, while parading in front of the fourth tnx Installment ‘fall duo minister of war and marine. These
the PnnAmoricnn Union building, about the time you get your Christ appeals, sent out by wireless, demand
carried his heart covered unihrellu, a mas savings out of the bank.— Colum increased preparedness for hostile
action, nnd declare that Japan, “hop
bia (S. C.) Record.
a Bible and a lighted lantern.
ing to strengthen her Siberian posl“I am searching for a Christian
tio
at tho Washington conference,"
in the conference,” ho told inquirers,
Try n Herald Want Ad today.
has lnunched an attack against the
far eastern republic.
"Attcmpa to gain tho world's con
fidence by promise to recognize tho
debts of imperial regime,” he nrgued,
“arc futile, nnd grand trade conces
sions arc useless if attacks on Husain
continue with tho aid of French and
Japanese arms nnd gold.
Complaint of repouted and teacheruus attacks, nlong the Polish-Ruma
CHIROPRACTIC Is the SCIEN CE of LOCATING TH E
nian and Finnish frontiers is made
CAUSE OF D ISEA SE AND TH E A RT OF REMOVING IT
HY ADJUSTING T H E SP IN E which relieves pressure on the
by tile minister who adds these have
nerves imd allows Nature’s life spark or nerve energy to
been committed, “while hypocritical
flow freely to and from the brain.
speeches about disarmament were be
ing made by capitalistic demagogues
Tho cause of disease as the CHIROPRACTOR finds it is a
at Washington,”
subluxation or partial displacement of the small bones of the
"The holshoviki nrmy,” he declares,
spino. There are twenty-four movable bones in tho spine
"must
doubto its efforts so that it
and each has a pair of nerves emanating from small open
may
be
in.rendinoss to defend Russian
ings on each sidn between the veitcbrne. Subluxations de
independence,
Tho industry* of tho
crease the size of tho openings through which the spinal
whole
country
must not slacken hut
nerves pass, and impinge or press them, hence shut off a
must
come
to
tho
aid of the army.”
portion of the nerve supply to tho organs, or parts and tho
A
dispatch
from
China, snys that
result will be disease, deranged functional activity. A nor
Japan “having failed at the Dairen
mal nerve supply to any organ or part of tho human body
conference to secure her demnnds on
generates normal function and maintains health. In adjust
tho for eastern Merkuloff head of tho
ing tho vertebrae to release the pressure, the CHIROPRAC
anti-bolshevik government at VladlTOR uses nothing but his hands. The whole object of his
SEEKIN G CHRISTIAN.
Chriopraciic— What It Is
work is completed when this pressuro is romoved.
docs tho curing.
Fox Ranching In Europe.
Although It Is not generally known,
quite a number of foxes wero sold Inst
yeur to piirties residing In Europe,
mainly throughout Sweden, Norway
and Switzerland.
One rancher who
lias supplied a number of pairs to
these Europeans, states that tho in
dustry Is spreading In n truly wonder
ful manner In these countries, and
thnt tills year lie expects to he aide
to sell practically all Ids foxeH abroad.
There Is only one drawback at present
to a general spread of the Industry
there, and that Is the rather high cost
of feeding, hut this Is being overcome,
and the sale of breeding stock at good
prices will limply cover tho higher ex
pense. The present rate of exchange
Is nlso a disadvantage, hut this does
not seem to affect thoso who want to
start In at the business, as the Euro
peans uro now used to this. There Is
most certainly u big Hold In Europe
for the fox Industry, and that It will
some dny amount to something big Is
it surety.
Hours 9*12 a. m., 1-6 p.
m.
Evenings by Appointment
S
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LADY ATTENDANT
vostok to organize now nrmed forces
to attack the republic. It is nsserted
Japan "wauto to show the necessity
of continuous armed intervention on
the Pacific coast o f Siberia.”
Garner-Woodruff Bldg.
■Ml
F irst Street Opp. Magnolia ■
TE M P L E W ILL HOLD TH EIR AN-
Bazaar
N
B
P H O N E 27 7
5 San fo rd ,
Florida
E X P E R T INSURANCE SERVICB
I represent progressive, modern bsurance old-line companies and ant
prompt In rendering you expert senIco in securing fo r you Just what yon
want in life insurance on the plan
suited to your present nnd future
need. Endowment, monthly income
plans, and automobile and fire in
surance. W rite or phono mo to coll.
W. J . TH IGPEN.
If you don’t see your
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
In our show windows,
come in and look around
—we have Something
for all of the family.
THE BALL HARD
WARD & RIVE
WARE CO.
G EN ERA L REPA IRIN G
West F irst St.
Old Ford Garage
Phone No. 447-W
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
OPT. D.
OPTICIAN— OPTOM ETRIST
lemoval Announceme’t
JOHN J . HEITZ, M. D.
and Chiropractor
WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS
Nature
K
erm
od
e, C
D. C. j
■
whoso offices for the pnst year woro
oentod at tho Sominolo Hotel nnd at
107 Ninth nvenuo, Sanford, has mov Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated
ed into n lnrgor placo which is being
E Y E S EXAMINED
equipped ns tho Sanford Sanitarium,
Sanford, Flo.
oentod at 1000 Union Street or Sec 212 East. 1st S t.
Th« Lobster’s Path.
The special dispatch from Now Lon ond streot East.
W E GRIND OUR OWN LENSE
don which told of the Nonnk llshermau
who sold -.7(H) pound of lobsters for
more than $.'100, thus enabling him to
pay all the expenses Incurred last
SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
spring when ho started to build pots,
buoys, etc., probably gives only the
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
lirst chapter In an Interesting story.
C EM ETER Y WORK A SP E C IA L T Y
It Is fair to assume that tho dealer
1018 West F irst Street
1018 West F irst Street
who resold them to the summer hotel
was tumbled to pay the expenses he
Incurred when he erected his now
warehouse, wharves nnd olllco build
ings last fall; while, It tuny he pre
sumed, ihe summer hotel owner In re
tailing them to Ids guests cleared off
the Imlf-mllllou-dollnr mortgage ho
contracted when ho milled tho ten story
ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO
innrblu wing earlier In the season.—
tlnrtford (Conn.) Cournnt.____________
SUIT YOU
T H E LA D IES OF T H E BA PTIST
IV.
FANCY
5 G R O C E R IES
TO A STERS,
O HtT UP
only
...........................
Caruso of China.
J Q Q Q UP
Lon LIoong'KIicii, Ihu Caruso of I’EHCULATOKS,
China, Is dead. You never heard of
him?
Yet, tie died In a Shanghai
(heater Umt had contracted to pay
Vacuum Cleaners
him
a week. That’s a big
------ and-----salary.
It Is phenomenally big In
Chinn, whore a few cents a day will
Washing: Machines
hire a strung man.
Hern of poor
on Easy Payments
pnrents, Lou Itoong-Slien had to
scramble for a living.
Hut, though
Put Edison Lamps
China 1h a land of musical voices (us n every socket for better nnd bright
anyone will testify who has listened
er lights
to the souks of tile hawker and the
coolie), tho hoy Lou stood alone. He
had the most wonderful voice among
100,000,000 Chinese. Despite this, ho
Imd to work hard before lie liecatue 105 Palmetto Arc.
Sanford, Fla.
great. For many years lie wns a mum
mer—a Chinese actor. Ten years ago
he was "discovered" In Shanghai. At
once 1m quit the paint and weird garb
O U R R E P A IR IN G IS
of a Chinese actor mid heenmo a mu
sical star,
lty odd coincidence, tho
U N EX C ELLED F O R
great Chinese tenor died from a burst
QUALITY 5* DURABILITY
htoml vessel In bis throat, similar to
ttiut which threatened to take the life
of Cnruso, now convalescent.
This is True Economy!
s L P. McCULLER
NUAL BAZAAR AT MRS. CATES'
OLD STAND ON F in S T STR EET,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY |
You can make money buying for advance.
You are going1to 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
game now.
M
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[ 307 East First Street
Opp. Ford Service Station
Holiday Suggestions
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DAYTON, YALE, NATIONAL, SNELL
AND CROWN BICYCLES
1m ," n n Jib* to Kith, m b* uU lb In.
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Decorate the
J
\ Christmas Package J
;
;
VERY uuu when Heading a Christlima gift dei-lres It to appear ns at
tractive as puiwlhle.
When wo ro
od ve a gift nicely wrapped with Its■ ■ sue puper and decorated with pretty
Christmas seals, there Is nn added
pleasure. This Is especially so when
wo ronllro that the sender has spent
SHE W ILL LIK E BECAUSE SHE CAN REALLY USE THEM
time and cleverness to give this little
■ ■ touch of pernonal thoughtfulness,
Munj varieties of Christ mas seals
may he purchased, but n little original
■ ■ ity will not come amiss oven In these
■mail details.
There nro seals for the outside
package and the heading tu he used
on tho note pnpor, conveying the good
wishes of tho giver, or on the little
card of greeting. These two In each
set match. This gives another touch
of the unusual, which Is always sought
■ ■ nfter.
Havo a piece of curhou paper, place
It over the note paper, rnrd or seal,
and nn top of tills ono of the designs.
Carefully trnco with n sharp pencil
tho entire outline. An exact duplicate
of tho design will he found on the
note paper or seal ready for tinting.
This may bo easily donn with water
colors or wax crayons. Polnsettla
should ho colored n warm, bright red,
with yellow centers snd dark green
sti'ins.
Holly, tho speclul emblem of this
We have many other beautiful and useful Gifts. We invite your in
■ ■ season, Ims berries of vivid, llcry red
■ ■
and glossy lonves of dark green.
spection
A dainty basket of forget-me-nots
would ho pretty colored yellow, tho
flowers n faint light blue and the howknot of pnlo pink. Now we Imvo tho
piyutle sign of tho holidays, borrowed
i
h
#***.
«•*-*-.!
thing Intangible, the whole-souled
from tho Druids, the mistletoe. The
woril of greeting to the old lady In
perries of this plant are a pearly
Chriitmai Tl Coiatt
a shawl who sells you your paper,
while and tho leaves a yellowish green.
*wCtrltout ii (•«»
or the Hint I of comradeship width you
C l i n t o n is t b t S r s a
Spend a little extra time giving tho
H»4 ctll ill nr «it«ht«r* twiton
park in Hearts of People Can give the conductor who punches your
Christmas gift this novel decoration,
nU w lK i tfcv m u r
ticket, or the elevator limn who takes
nud tho' pleasure It affords will never
Lit n snki tkiM tu b i t n r
not Bo Quenchod.
you up to your otllce (fellow workers
Hi unit tup n l ibi wild a t rbf wuibtr.
cause you to regret having done ho.
all). It Is not giving that counts, not
Economy Is to lie considered nt
Christians time. Mm' purse-airings
II Have Dealre to Make Fellowmen tho bestowal of something valued la
dollars and cents, the transference of
jmvo been strolrhed to tho hrenklng
Happy by Oift or Words of
something from your hand to anoth
point ptirclmslng gifts for relatives
Qreetlng.
er's.
That Is a purely meelmnlcnl
and friends. To put this fascinating
lilt of handiwork upon the Christinas
HITI(!0 It hatred, nor envy, nor de process, which may or may not ere
jack
costs comparatively nothing,
ceit, nor ull tho lcgh>nn of ugly uto happiness. No; It Is the longing
Rebuke Administered to New asideagefrom
tho time you spend
uiuan positions that iihhiiII tho heart, to give, the desire to he the cause of
England Observers of Day.
doing It. This fact counts very Illtln
or rnacor between Individuals, nor another's happiness.
To wish to help others Is the oldest
when wo add to the enjoyment of
llomil hist for power, can oxttnpassion
In
the
world—even
a
little
others.
ulih It. They may dim hut they can
These few suggest Ions will probably
M quench the spark In the heart of older than the Impulse to overcome Young Men Who Had Arrived on Llttls
cause
endless Ideas for the Christines
•titers.
And
It
Is
the
deathless
pas
Ship
Fortune
Reprimanded
«» which Impels him, us every wonpnekago to present themselves to you.
for Festivities.
I year brings tho C'hrlstmus, to try sion ns well. It needs no Christmas
Make your glfttf rndlute the holiday
o muke n few of his fellowmen n lit* day to keep It alight, Imt as long us
T WAS In HUM that dovoruor Ilrad- spirit; give this little hit of personality
le happier. Often It Is hy the method Christmas continues to provide fuel to
ford was called upon to administer
f the gift, perhaps something that mnko tho flunio of good fellowship n rebuke to some of the young men of and attractiveness In ns small n thing
as the Christmns seal.
•t* lumdreds of (iollnra, nmyhe only burn brighter, that day will continue the New England colony who had Jusi
to
bo
Uto
richest
lit
hours
tu
all
the
peony card hearing an Inscription
cotuo over on the little ship Fortune,
f Rood cheer. Frequently It Is some year.
and who wanted to celebrate tho holi
day, tho Detroit News reculls. I'lirltun
Ism brought over with It In tho May
flower the nntl-ClirlstiniiM feeling, ami
when the group of lusty youngsters at
tempted to observe tho day they won
sharply criticized hy tho colony.
The till'll were called nut to work
that day as oil other days, hut tin
newcomers declared It against Iheli
consciences to work on Christmas ila.v
The governor left thorn and led awn)
Hie rest of the workers. Hut when li
HOW UNKIND
re! urned ut noon the young men wen
"Fred la getting nearsighted,"
In the street at play—some pitching
"It doean't follow that thare la
anything the matter with hla eyea
the bar ami some playing stool hall
bccauie ha can't aea one under the
lie look away their Implements ami
mistletoe."
told them It wus against his consclenn
that thev almuld piny while others
Chrlatmae Packagea.
worked. hiiiI Hint they could observe
A woman whoso Christmas pack
I
Dm day within doors, hat there should
ages never fall to roneh their destina
ho no reveling In the streets.
tion In Bafcty says she always writes
On
tho
duy
In
question
a
treo
was
Some of the latest hooks hy popular authors, such a s Gene Strattonchopped down and dingged Into one of the name and nddross of tho recipient
the rough cabins whero It wus upon the Inside wrapper of the box
Porter, Ethel M. Dell, Winston Churchill, etc.
trimmed with cranberries and pop containing them. I'nckuges sometimes
corn. while tho young people feasted loso their outside wrappings, hut If
their eyes on Its beauties. These "rov- the postal clerks can And tho udilroaa
on Iho Inside wrapping nil will ho
dries" were frowned upon hy tho mu
Jorlty of tho colonists ami In I0GD the wall. This woman also llca up tho Ingeneral court of Massachusetts enacted aldo wrapping securely before putting
n law that made any peraon observing on tho outside rover.
Christmas day liable to n Hue of "five
g
Post cards— local views— lc each at
shillings." The law wus repeuled In
come to 1ho Herald off lea.
1801.
:
A SWEATER
j LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
A DAINTY BLOUSE
SILK UNDERTHINGS
A FUR PIECE
SILK HOSIERY
A BEADED BAG
GLOVES
THE YULETIDE FLAME
n
CHRISTMAS
I
H ooks
Mobley s Drug Store |
IN
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Men, Women, Hoys and Girls
COLUMBIA BALL-BEARING
VELOCIPEDES
With Coaster and Brake
VELOCIPEDES
In all Sizes, Friction Bearing’
Toy Automobiles
Irish Mails
Kiddie Cars
Pedi Cars
Scooters
Girl's Tricycles
Wagons, all sizes
Coaster Wagons
Roller Skates
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
Base Balls
Base Ball Bats
Foot Balls
Basket Balls
Baseball Mitts
Base Ball Gloves
Shin Guards
Elbow Pads
Nose Guards
Wrist Supporters
Foot Ball Bladders
Basket B. Bladders
Lacings and Pumps
and Shot
5
Daisy Air Rifles
Base Ball Games
Fine Pocket Knives
Gillett Safety Razors
Ever-Ready Safety
Razors
Enders Safety
Razors
Razor Blades
Razor Strops
Scissors and Shears
Ever-Ready Flash
Lights, Batteries
Electric Irons
Electric Toasters
Electric Grills
Electric Waffle
Irons
Electric Heaters
Thermos Bottles
Camp Cook Stoves
Everything on Wheels to make the Boy or
Girl a Happy Christmas
1621
OUR STO R E
is chock full of the most useful Christmas
5
Gifts for every one of the family. Don’t for
get to come and look them over.
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Sanford Cycle
Company
BICYCLES, SUNDRIES
117 PARK AVEN UE
SANFORD, FLORIDA
�D AILY HERALD, THURSDAY,
Him
Men’s Club M eeting
A t Parish House,
Well Attended
Many Plana Wera Discussed for tha
Ensuing Year
The regular monthly moating of the
©Society Brand
Because these Clothes are made by Society Brand, they are smart. Be
cause they are hand-tailored, they stay smart.
Because they stay smart, you wear them for a longer time.
why they are the most economical Clothes you could buy.
We are offering—
...
This Sale will close Christmas Eve Night
That is
House last night. President B. F .
Whltner called the meeting to order
and after reading o f the minutes by
Sec. S. M. Lloyd, many plana were
taken up and discussod os the differ
ent committees made reports. It was
decided ithnt the work on the Parish
Uouso .would bo continued until the
houso was placed in first class condi
tion for entertainments of all kinds
and the Parish Houso made tha
amusement center of tho city.
A friendly bout between two local
boxerB was pulled off to the delight
of those present who were treated to
sorno fino footwork nnd shadow box
ing and after tho bout n delicious
luncheon consisting of sandwiches nnd
coffee was served. Tho meeting was
a most enthusiastic ono ns all meet
ings o f the Men’s Club are nnd three
now members, George Fox, Meade
Fox and Dr. Denton wore taken into
tho club.
Many of tho mombers practiced
bowling ns tho Men's Club under Geo.
Fox will hnvo a representative bowling
club to meet tho boyB from tho Rotary,
Kiwannis and several other clubs in
a City Dowling League for tho winter
months. Tho club will nlso organize n
basket ball team to meet with other
city tcunis and the older men of the
city are in for n most strenuous sea
son at tho Parish Houco if ull the
plans nro carried out.
" if there is a real Christian there, TRO TSK Y WARNS RUSSIA
AGAINST JA P A N E SE
the conference Is saved."
( l l r T h e A a a o c t n lr d I’ r c M )
A fter ho had maintained his para!
SA YS PLAYING DOUHLE
Washington, Dec. 1G. — Urban. for two hours Lodoux was taken to
Lcdoux, thnt "Mr. Zero'* of the re police hoadqquartors on a charge of Moscow, Dec. 15.— (By tho Associ
ated P ress.)— Warlike appeals have
cent unploymont congress, todny, be disorderly conduct.
been issued to the Russian bolshevik
gan a one-man picketing campaign
against the armistice conference.
Rnther cute of Uncle Sam to make army und navy by Leon Trotsky,
tho
fourth tnx installment tfnll duo minister of war and marine. Thoso
Lodoux, while parading in front of
tho PnnAmoricnn Union building, about the time you get your Christ appeals, sont out by wireless, demand
carried his heart covered umbrella, a mas savings out of the hank.—Colum increased preparedness for hostile
action, nnd dcclnro that Japan, "Imp
bia (S. C.) Record.
n Hihlo and a lighted Inntcrn.
ing to strengthen her Siberian past" I am searching for a christinn
tio nt tho Washington conference,"
In tho conference," ho told inquirers,
Try n Herald Want Ad todny.
has launched an attack against the
far eastern republic.
"Attemps to gnln the world’s con
fidence by promiso to recognize tho
The Lobster's Path.
debts of imperial regime," he argued,
The
sperlnl
dispatch from New Lon
"are futile, nnd grand trndo conces
sions arc useless If attacks on Russia don which told of tho Noniik tlsliermun
who sold 2,700 pound of lobsters for
continue with tho aid of French and
more Hum $500, thus euubliug him to
Jnpancso arms ami gold.
pay ull the expenses Incurred last
Complaint of repented and toucher- spring when he started to build pots,
CHIROPRACTIC Is the SCIEN CE of LOCATING TH E
UUH uttneks, along the Polish-Ruma- buoys, etc., prolmhiy gives only the
CAUSE OF D ISE A SE AND TH E ART OF REMOVING IT
nian and Finnish frontiers is made tlrst chapter in nn Interesting story.
BY ADJUSTIN G TH E SP IN E which relieves pressure on the
by th0 minister who adds these have It Is fair to assume that the dealer
nerves nnd nllows Nature’s life spark or nerve energy to
been committed, "while hypocritical who resold them to the summer hotel
1wns enabled to pny the expenses he
flow freely to nnd from the brain,
speeches about disarmament were be
Incurred when he erected his now
ing made by capitalistic demagogues warehouse, wharves und olllce build
Tho enuso of disease ns the CHIROPRACTOR finds it is n
nt Washington."
ings last fall; while, It may he pre
subluxntion or partial displacement of the small bones of the
"Tho
bolshoviki
arm
y,"
he
declares,
sumed, the summer hotel owner in re
spine. There nro twenty-four movable bones in the spine
tailing them to his guests cleared off
"must
double
its
efforts
so
that
it
und each linn n pair of nerves e menu ting from small open
may bo in readiness to defend Russian the half-mllllon-dullnr mortgage lie
ings on each sido between the vortobrne. Subluxations de
independence. Tho industry of tho contracted when ho lidded the tea-story
crease the sizo of the opening.! through which the spinal
marble wing earlier la thu season.—
whole country muHt not slacken but Hartford (Conn.) Courunt.
nerves pass, and impinge or press them, henco shut off a
must come to tho nid of the army."
portion of the nervo Hupply to tho organs, or parts and tho
A dispntch from Chinn, says that vostok to orgnnizn new armed forces
result will bo disease, deranged functional nctivity. A nor
Japan "having failed nt the Dairen to attack tho republic. It is assorted
mal nervo supply to any organ or part of the human body
conference to secure her demands on Japan "wauto to show tho necessity
generates normal function and maintains henlth. In adjust
tho fa r eastern Morkuloff head of tho of continuous armed intervention on
ing tho vertebrae to release tho pressure, the CHIROPRAC
nntl-holshevik
government at Vlndl- tho Pacific coast of Siberia."
TOR uses nothing but his hands. The whole object of his
work is completed when this pressuro is removed.
does the curing.
Nnturo
T H E LA D IES OF TH E BA PTIST
W. ^ K ermode, C
D. C.
Hours 0-12 a. m., 1-fi p. m.
Evenings by Appointment
LADY ATTENDANT
Garner-Woodruff Bldg.
F irst Street Opp. Magnolia
Also a Century Comedy
and SA TU RD AY— B e tty Comp
"Y f son In "A t End of the World” ;
Also Striking Models and Fox News
MAKE IT AN
ELECTRIC GIFT
CURLING IRONS
only ....................
.1-lbs IRONS with
Curling Irons ........
6-lb. IRONS,
only ............. .......
GRILLS,
only .................
TO A STERS,
only .................... .
C.iruso cf China.
Lou Lloong-.Slirn, the Caruso of PERCULATORS,
only .....................
Clilnn, is dead, You never heard of
him'/
Yet, lie died In a Shanghai
theater that had rout meted to pay
Vacuum Cleaners
him ?10,(K)0 a week.
That's u big
salary. It Is phenomenally big In
Chinn, whore a few cents a day will
Washing Machines
hire a strong man,
Horn of poor
on Easy Payments
parents, Lou Hooug-Shen had to
scramble for a living.
Hut, though
Put Edison Lamps
China Is a laud of musical voices (as in every socket for better and bright
anyone will testify who has listened
cr lights
to tlm souks of tiio hawker and the
coolie), the boy Lou stood alone. lie
had tho most wonderful voice among
100,000,000 Chinese, Despite tills, he
had to work hard before ho became
105 Palmetto Are.
Sanford, Fla,
great. For many years ho was a mum
mer—a Chinese actor. Ten years ago
he was "discovered" in Shanghai. At
unco lie unit the paint and weird gnrb
OUR REPAIRING IS
of a Chinese actor and became a mu
sical slur,
lly odd coincidence, tho
U N EX C ELLED F O R
great Cldneso tenor died from a burst
QUALITY £• DURABILITY
blood vessel in tils throat, similar to
that which threatened to take the llfo
of Caruso, now convalescent.
Fox Ranching In Europe,
Although it Is not generally known,
quite a number of foxes were sold last
year to parties residing In Europe,
mainly throughout Sweden, Norway
amt Switzerland.
One rancher who
hus supplied a number of pairs to
these Europeans, states that tho In
dustry Is spreading In a truly wonder
ful manner In these countries, and
Hint lids year tie expects to lie aide
to soli practically all Ids foxes abroad.
There Is only one drawback at present
to a general spread of (tie Industry
there, and that Is the rather high cost
of feeding, but tills Is being overcome,
ond tho sale of breeding stock at good
prices will amply cover the higher ex
pense, The present rate of exchange
Is nlso n disadvantage, but this does
not seem to affect those wlm want to
start In at the business, as the Euro
peans are now used to lids. There Is
most certainly a big Meld In Europe
for tile fox Industry, and that It will
some day nmnimt to something Idg Is
a surety.
SEEKIN G CHRISTIAN
ELSIE FERGUSON in
TE M P L E W ILL HOLD TH EIR AN
NUAL BAZAAR AT MRS. CATES'
OLD STAND ON F IR S T STR E E T ,
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FANCY
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PH O N E 277
5 Sanford
Florida J
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I represent progressiva, modern Idsurance old-line companies and am
prompt in rendering you expert am ice in securing fo r you Just what you
want in life insurance on the phu>
suited to your present nnd futut*
need. Endowment, monthly incom*
plans, nnd automobila and fire In
surance. W rite or phono mo to call.
W. J . THIGPEN.
In our show windows,
come in and look around
—we have Something
for all of the family.
G EN ERA L R EPA IR IN G
West F irst St.
Old Ford Garage
Henry McLaulin, Jr,
OPT. D.
Phone No. 447-W
OPTICIAN— OPTOM ETRIST
Removal Announceme’t
JOHN J . HEITZ, M. D.
and Chiropractor
whoso offices for tho past year wore
located at tho Sominolo Hotel nnd nt
107 Ninth avenue, Snnford, has mov Frames Kcpnlred Lenses Duplicated
ed into n larger place which is being
E Y E S EXAMINED
equipped as tho Snnford Sanitarium,
Sanford, Fla.
loentod at 1009 Union Strcat or Sec 212 East. 1st St.
ond street East.
W E GRIND OUR OWN LEN 8E
SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
C EM ETER Y WORK A SPE C IA LT Y
1018 West F irst Street
1018 West F irst Street
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.
Meisch Realty Company
A.
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fafc OafclaMaanh*
Ft* fed. krt Uh mfa dimfe raU,
Tn fed. tm. «kk>ul u4 fapr alt
F-«fa (kwAfa >U,« (Wt fa« t*j arAA
I*it» Orlatwu
Im ," ms Jfa toFA, u b fafa fa in.
-AT SANFORD’S LIVEST STORE-
Baumel’s Specialty Shop
‘W HERE ST Y LE REIGNS”
307 East First Street
Opp. Ford Service Station
Holiday Suggestions
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Tti'n Mmut m b - h i nr >bl >i’l fa
n ihi bS tt wfa mi. Ha», fat HA ■■ml"
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Vu m tUa fa u».li m«. -f»m aafa.lt to ill*
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one when sending
ChristE VKHY
mus gift deitres tt to appear as at
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A DAINTY BLOUSE
SILK UNDERTHINGS
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A FUR PIECE
SILK HOSIERY
A BEADED BAG
GLOVES
THE YULETIDE FLAME
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CHRISTMAS
IN
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tractive as possible.
When wo re
ceive a gift nicely wrapped with tis
sue puper and decorated with pretty
Christmas seals, there Is nn added
pleasure. This Is especially so when
we realize that the sender bus spout
SHE WILL LIK E BECAUSE SHE CAN REALLY USE THEM
time and cleverness to give this little
touch of |>ersonnl thoughtfulness,
Muny varieties of Christmas seals
tuoy tic purchased, hut n little original
ity will not come amiss oven In these
amnll detnlls.
There aro seals for the outsldo
package nnd the heading to ho used
on tho note paper, conveying the good
wishes of the giver, or on tho tittle
card of greeting. These two In each
set match. Tlits gives another touch
of the unusual, which Is always sought
after.
Ilnvo a piece of carbon paper, place
It over the note paper, curd or seal,
and on top of tills ono of the designs.
Carefully trace with a sharp pencil
the entire outline. An exact duplicate
of the design will he found on the
nole paper or seal ready for tinting.
This may be easily dono with water
colors or wux crayons, i'olnsettln
should ho colored a warm, bright red,
with yellow centers and dnrk green
stems.
Holly, tho spi'clul emblem of this
We have many other beautiful and useful Gifts. We invite your in
season, has berries of vivid, tlery red
nnd glossy loaves of dark green.
spection
A dainty bosket of forget-me-nots
would he pretty colored yellow, tho
hi
flowers a faint light blue nnd the howknot of pnlo pink. Now we have tho
piystlc sign of the holidays, borrowed
thing Intangible. the whole-souled
from the Druids, the mistletoe. The
wottl of greeting to the old lady In
berries of this plant aro a pearly
Chrltlmai Ti Comti
n shawl who sella you your paper,
white and tho leaves a yellowish green.
twCMitsui Ii <«■(
or the stall of comradeship which you
C t l i i k i s l » » tin Srsa
Spend a little extra time giving the
Hod (til til Hr itlihM n tHitfan
|$park in Hearts of People Can give the eomluetor who punehes your
Christmas gift this novel decoration,
Rid whit tfa r o p u r
ticket, or the elevator man who takes
and the' pleasure It affords will never
t i t i i aukt ih « u tb tb n r
not Bo Quenched.
III wall k«p l it Iki irlid tid tbi wittbir.
you up to your otllre (fellow workers
cause you to regret having dune so.
all). It Is not gl\lug that counts, not I ^.#.-*-*-#-«*~#-#”#~*“^«-***4*****^*,*,,*“*"#m*“***#”#~#H■
I'eonomy Is to lie ennsldered at
Christmas time. Oui* purse-strings
|All Have Dealre to Make Fellowmen the heHiownl of something valued In
dollars and rents, the transference of
|iave boon stretched to tho breaking
Happy by Qltt or Words of
something from your hand to anoth
point purchasing gifts for relatives
Greeting.
er’s.
Tlmt In ii purely mechanical
nnd friends. To put this fascinating
lilt of hnndlwork upon the Christinas
|\T ITl'MKIt hatred, nor envy, nor de- proecuN, which may or inny not ere
I* ' celt, nor all tliu legions of ugly ute happiness. No; It Is tho longing Rebuke Administered to Now package costs comparatively nothing,
aside from tho time you spend
human passions that hhnuII tin* licnrt, to Rive, the desire to he the cause of
doing It. Tills fact counts very llttlo
England Observers of Day.
hor rancor between Individuals, nor another's happiness.
when wo ndd to tho enjoyment of
To wish to help others Is the oldest
lutlonul luHt for power, cun extluothers.
passion In the world—even a little
liulali It. They may dim but they etui
These few suggestions will probably
loot quench the spark In the heart of older than tho Impulse to overcome Young Men Who Had Arrived on LlttU
cause
endless Idens for the Christmas
ethers.
And
It
Is
the
deathless
pas
Ship
Fortune
Reprimanded
|Ban which Impels him, uh every wanpnekago to present themselves to you.
sion
ns
well.
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no
Christmas
for
Festivities.
|lBI year brings tho Clirlstmua, to try
Make your gifts! radiate the holiday
It® niuko a few of Ida fellowmen n lit- day to keep It alight, hut as long us
T WAS III 10‘J1 that Governor Brad rplrlt; give tills llttlo lilt of iieisoniillty
Christmas
continues
to
provide
fuel
to
|U» linppler. Often It In by tho method
ford was culled upon to administer and attractiveness to ns small a thing
M the j-lft, perhnpN something that make tho Hume of goad fellowship a rebuke to some of the young men of as the Christmas seal.
Icost* hundreds of dollars, may tie only burn brighter, that day "III continue the New England colony who hud Just
I* penny card hearing an liiMcrtptlon to bo tho richest -I hours In all the come over on tho little ship Fortune,
|°t Rood cheer. Frequently It Is some year.
und who wanted to celebrate the holi
f t
day, tho Detroit News recalls. I’lirltnn
Ism brought over with It In the May
flower the nntl-Clirlslmns feeling, and
when tho group of lusty youngsters at
tempted to observe the day they wen
sharply criticised by tho colony.
The men were called out to worlthat day um oil other days, hut tin
newcomers declared It against Iheli
consciences to work on Christmas day
The governor left them and led away
the rest of the workers. But when hHOW UNKIND
"Fred Is getting nearsighted."
returned at noon the young men wen
"It doeen’t follow that there la
In the street at play—some pltchlm
anything the matter with his eyes
the liar and some playing stool hall
becauie ha can’t tee one under the
He took away their Implements and
mistletoe.^________________
told them It wuh uguhist Ills conscience
that thev should play while others
Chrletmas Packages.
worked and that they could observe
A
woman
whose Chrlstmua pack
tho day within doors, hut there should
ages never fall to reach their destina
ho no reveling In the streets.
On the dny In question n Iren wns tion In safety says she always writes
Some of the Intent hooka by popular authors, such as (lone Strattonchopped down and dingged Into one of the name ami nddross of tho recipient
upon the Inside wrapper of tho box
tho rough cnhlns where It wus
containing them. Packages sometimes
I'ortcr, Ethel M. Dell, Winston Churchill, etc.
trimmed with cranberries nnd pop
lose their outside wrappings, hut If
corn. while tho young people feasted
their eyes on Its beauties. These "rev the postal clerks can ilml tho uddrosa
on the Inaldo wrapping nil will bo
elries” were frowned upon by the mu
well. Tills woman also lies up tho In*
Jorlty of the rolonlsts nnd In 1050 the
aide wrapping securely before putting
general court of Massachusetts enacted
on tho outsldo cover.
n law that made any person observing
Christmas day liable to a line of "five
Post cards— local views— lc each at
shillings." The law wns repeuled In
como
to the Herald office.
1801.
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LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
DAYTON, YALE, NATIONAL, SNELL
AND CROWN BICYCLES
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Men, Women, Boys and Girls
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COLUMBIA BALL-BEARING
VELOCIPEDES
With Coaster and Brake
VELOCIPEDES
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In all Sizes, Friction Bearing1
Toy Automobiles
Irish Mails
Kiddie Cars
Pedi Cars
Scooters
Girl’s Tricycles
Wagons, all sizes
Coaster Wagons
Roller Skates
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
Base Balls
Base Ball Bats
Foot Balls
Basket Balls
Baseball Mitts
Base Ball Gloves
Shin Guards
Elbow Pads
Nose Guards
Wrist Supporters
Foot Ball Bladders
Basket B. Bladders
Lacings and Pumps
S
and Shot
Daisy Air Rifles
Base Ball Games
Fine Pocket Knives
Gillett Safety Razors
Ever-Ready Safety
Razors
Enders Safety
Razors
Razor Blades
Razor Strops
Scissors and Shears
Ever-Ready Flash
Lights, Batteries
Electric Irons
Electric Toasters
Electric Grills
Electric Waffle
Irons
Electric Heaters
Thermos Bottles
Camp Cook Stoves
Everything on Wheels to make the Boy or
Girl a Happy Christmas
OUR STO RE
is chock full of the most useful Christmas
Gifts for every one of the family. Don’t for
get to come and look them over.
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JOYOF CHjflSTSMS
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SEN ATOR FLETC H ER
SA Y S W ILL SU PPORT
CHRISTMAS TOKENS.
OF LOVE.
FOUR-POW ER TREA TY
Ocean. Ho says ho supported th t
league of nations, including article
ton nnd does not see how ho could
oppose the now treaty.
iienntor Tern Watson, of Georgia,
announces Kb will fight tho trenty in
the senate ami in his newspaper, bollevlng it violates trnditionnl Ameri
can policy.
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Washington, D. C,, Dec. 15.— ScnuHEN any uncertainty exists let tor Fletcher, of Floridn, Is cut in nn
US' give a token of love, or
friendship, or human kindness, some interview' announcing ithut he, will
thing that, while expressing these support the new four-power treaty
things will, at least, bo harmless, l,(>t to preserve pence In tho Pacific
It he something (lint does not Inst—
that brings the meaning and vanishes
—something that never will know the a i l l l l l I I I I I M M I D i a u i H I I N 3 X I I I I R i a i B I I I I I I I I I I I I H a * l l l
Indignity of the top shelf of the spare
room closet 1
A knock at a friend’s door on
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Christmas morning and tho clasp of a
hand do this. A growing plnnt does
It—hut, most of all, thou, beside me, :
"
singing In the wilderness—the jtersona!
revelation does It. Suppose a letter
came on Christman morning, to say—
not “you are perfectly dear to have
sent me a spool box," but “I want you
to know that your patience, or cour
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age. or tenderness, during this last
year, will help me to live more brave
ly nnd courageously and lovingly Ibis
next year!" What a Christmas pres
ent the receipt of such a letter would
he to any ono of us I
What a
Christmas present for any ono of us to
send to the human licnrt that hns|J
m
given us courage for the burden and ■
heat of tho dnyl—Indianapolis News. J
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Season Proves That Men and
Women Are Frlentdy Beings.
W
Dailra to Make Present* and to B*
Cheerful Shows People Wish
to Be Congenial.
NE of tin* IIiiohi tilings about
Christ mns ih it.H truotie**, the
J ojouh reality or it. At Chrlutmu*
lime no ezliortntlon la itei-cssiiry to
make It no; Christman never hits to
be made u "succusn," us a puriulo or
u [tag emit,
Christiana la In a certain sense au
Institution; It comes at a certain dale
each year; It always bus Its Ulrlstmus
tree, Us stocking, lis poultry dinner
colored with cranberries, lint It Is
one of those Institutions thin Iiiih nev
er been liislltutlohlxed; It cxIhIh lu
the nature o f man.
Christmas proves to us Hint men,
women and children are ul heart
friendly beings. The spontaneity of
Christmas living and Christmas cheer
proves wliat people really want to be—
good friends.
Wars go on at other limes; men
and women quarrel among themselves
over property or over other men and
women; artificial requirements are Im
posed that Incite to greed, dishonesty
and bitterness. Hut at Christmas time
there comes over the broad surface of
our western civilization, which h pret
ty much like other civilizations, a
grout revet slon to type. Man wants
most to he Imppy, he wants to dance
and sing and to nmke other p a sons
happy. At otlur times tlmn Chi 1st
mss something seems to be wrong, ami
man reasons that someone else is to
blame.
At Christmas time there Is a ecu
ertl forgetting of everything Ion i<
Ing natural. Christmas Is the great
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You have a wonderful opportuhity
to save money on your Christmas
needs.
The following are only
a few of our specials—
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Soys
Suits™
! GILLON & F R Y !
All-Wool Serge
S 7 .e s
Boys’ All-Wool
Worsted Suits
$ 6 .5 0
for Groceries if there was no Economy Grocery in Town? Watch for «
Our Prices----------------------------------------------They Speak for Themselves! ”
t> U » » » v , n
VERY USEFUL
M8ay, wouldn't Mr, 8plder be use
ful to tie up bundles during the
Christmas rush7
HOLLY MAY SOON BE EXTINCT
Popular Christmas Decoration I
□ rowing Less Bountiful Each
Year, According to Reports.
ChrlHtmna holly, (tint merriest ami
inuHl beloved of all growing hualius,
Is threatened with extinction, accord
ing to u warning Hounded by lovers
of u red Christmas.
Once growing
profusely In southern Now Jersey and
Maryland, It has been swept from
those states bjF tho ruthless cutlers
for tho city markets, and must now
be sought In thu mw iiiuph of Virginia
and North Carolina, where already
tho supply Ih growing less bountiful
each year. The (Sulf states have been
sim ila rly shorn to make holiday for
tho Inrgo cities.
Within another generation, liolnnlsta
say, holly will bo an rare ah mistletoe,
which lined to grow In abundance ou
the Atlantic seaboard, an far north an
11nrUnu buy, but has now practically
censed to exist int o Christ iiiih dec
oration.
When will thu American
people learn Unit the homily of tJielr
fluids and woodlands In not limitless?
Willi sinking heurlH nature lovers
have long since recorded llui disap
pearance of thu dollcule trailing ar
butus, flower of the Pilgrim maidens,
front all woods near largo cities. The
mountain laurel, which once swept the
hills of June with pain pink drifts
like unughty clouds running away
from the sunset, hits now retreated
to ibe remote mouutulu sides.—New
York Tribune.
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Young Men’s
Overcoats
$ 7 .9 8
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uroceryi
BISHOP BLOCK
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Famous Edmonds’
Shoes reduced to
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$ 6 .5 0
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McEIwain Dress
Shoes Guar
anteed
SUGAR, per pound ........................................5c; 10 pounds to a customer
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24 Ilis. Pillsbury’a Best ...........
n 12 lhs. Pillshury’s Best
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G lbs. Pillslmry’s Best
$1.14
Storeli, 2 packages for
Irish Potatoes, 15 llm for
.58
.39
Irish Potatoes, 10 11is for
.41
12 lbs. Signet
$1.19
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Bucket Lard, No. 10..
U. S. Mail Soup, 10 b u r s ....
Pure Cane Syrup, gallon cans .................
.75
Potted Meats, 6 cans for
.25
Buro Cane By nip, one-half gul. nuts
.111)
Vienna Sausage, II for
.25
Aluga Syrup, 2 rttns fo r............... !.........
.25
Lowney’s Cocoa, Bulk, lb.................................59
Peacock Syrup, ime-hull’ gallon i’HRH.....
.111)
E xtra Large Prunes
Franklin Syrup, per can
.10
.15
No. 2 Tomatoes, 2 for
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Ladies Satin One-Strap Pumps
Ladies’ Russian Calf 1- or 2-strap Pumps
.25
No. 1 Tomatoes ............. 8c; 2 for...................15
.25
All National Biscuit Co.'s 10c goods........... 07
All National Biscuit Co.’s 20c goods.....
.14
Meal and Grits, per lb. ..................................03
Toilet Paper, 0 for .........................................25
Large Octagon Soap........8c; 2 for...................15
Best White Bacon, per lb .........................
.14
Compound Lard, per lb...............................
.14
Washing Powders, 0 for ................................35
Best Creamery Butter, per lb........................49
Tall Cream, Van Camps, dozen............... 1.39
Maxwell House MJolTee, lb.............................. 34
AMERICAN LEGION A SSIST
IN RESTORING ORDER
Full Cream Cheese, lb..................................... 28
All kinds of Beans and Peas, per lb,.t......... 09
Pittsburg, Kansas, Dec, 15—Result
re [torts that the mob of women head*
ed toward Pittsburg nnd that tho
FEED AT WHOLESALE PRICES!
aoizuro of Van Bltner, representative
Miners Union horo planned, thnt
American Legion Men IIuHtily formed
for duty «t tho hotel which Bltnor’a
headquarters. There wore a stack of ■
rifles In lobby.
£
5 ECONOMY GROCERY
$ 2 .4 8
18c, 2 lbs. for......... 35
Macaroni and Spaghetti, 3 pkgtt.
B est Head Rice, per lb..................................... 07
Ladies’ All-Wool
Pleated Serge
Skirts
.25
le tte r's Beans, 2 cans for . ............................25
1 lb. can Government-Corned Beef llitsh
$ 4 .5 5
........ 1.25
.38
_45
All-wool Serge
Dresses
.05
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1 lb, can government Corned B eef..........
$ 2 4 .5 0
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Bucket Lard, No. 5
24 1I)S. Signet
Ladies’ Coats, val
ues to $45, now
Govonmmet Bacon, 12-lb. cans, net ... $2,211
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SELF-RISING GUARANTEED
$ 4 .9 5
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Sweet P o ta to e s........................
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annual nnulntlc* of that portion «t
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Chilstmaa Is the finest thing ihm
Electric vacuum cleaners, sew
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and
washing
machines—and
It I* the friendliest thing. Men mid
women are not naturally and benllb
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taken
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“work” out of “housework.”
lives and tho must of their happiness
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does not come from the tyranny they I
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exercise or the repressions they net I
Say it with an electric gift—it
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up or the reformatory cruelties they
will do the work—quicker, cleaner
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Inflict on others.
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At Christmas time men and women
ii,
and
cheaper.
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forget to be anything hut children
aguln.
Perhaps some day there will be a
sort of Christmas every day of the
year. Perhaps men and women will
be able to forget more often mid more
completely, And thereby live more
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AFRAID OF SANTA
AN IDEAL XMAS PRESENT I
Black Tots at African Mission
Make for Place of Safety.
Preienta of Apparel and Sweets Bring
Confidence to the Men, Women
and Klddlei.
Eye-sight is our most precious g ift of nature anti wluit could
VERY USEFUL
N AMU8INO Htory of how Hunt 11
Mrs. Bug—My I am glad 1 married
Clnun frightened the bJnck chil
Mr, Spider. He can carry so many
dren nt a nileHlon station when lit* bundles, when I do my Chrletmae
llrat appeared to them a few yen re •tapping early.
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ago, la told by the wife of u iiiIbhIoiiary xtatloued at Ilatliindu, Africa.
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Santa Claim; an Mr. Stover, the iiiIh
■ nlonary, dreaded up an good Saint Nick,
"lie hud heen padded and powdered
mid packed until IiIh own mother
would not have known him." Mrn.
Stover afterward related. "Presently
we gave the nlgnnl, the door flew open
and tn walked Santa Claim. Hut, dear
lue! What consternation I He wan
greeted with ahrleks and grontm mid
AMERICAN TIRE
cries of 'Lot me out I It la the evil
one. It In the day of Judgment t*
"The urchins, catching the Infec
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tion of terror from the older ldnck
people, fled to their bedrooms, fell
407 West First Street
down upon llielr faces, crept under
chit Ira mill tables—anywhere tn tilth'
themselves.
Poor old Santa Clntm
never had such n greeting before. As
•won ns lie realized the panic ho had
caused, lie lure off Ills 'all hat ami FIRESTONE,
white cotton beard. Then from the
GOODYEAR
lings on Ills buck he begun to threw
gifts right and loft and to toll who
lie was
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‘Ttonssurod once more, everyone
was soon laughing and chatting,
PERFECTION
munching the great 'red breads'
(doughnuts), tasting their fruits or
nibbling at the sweets from the fs
mlllnr little bags. One man wondered
which end up he was to hold the fork
Santa Claus hail given him. Another
Immediately tried on Ii I h now shirt.
Ttie girls arranged their hrlght-hucd
handkerchiefs Into turbnns. while
Factory to
others sought to And some place about
their scanty clothing where they could '
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stow away their hunch of bread, ns |
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of sonp given to enrh.
"It seemed ns though everyone tried
to talk louder than tils neighbor ns
they examined the costume of Santa
Claus, whom they now no loiig»r
feared. One mnn said Hint lie thought
It was John the Hnptlst; another that (The Giant that Lives in a Box
It wns Elijah returned. Yet another
thought It was Ha tan himself.
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As each Holiday Season approaches it is with
pleasure I greet my many customers and
friends offering them the most complete
stock of goods and the best service I can pos
sibly give. I thank you.
Ray Brothers
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Henry McLaulin
The Jeweler
he more appreciated as a Christmas (Tift titan a pair of eye
glasses properly fitted.
Our Christmas present plan by which you can give
"M other'’ or "D ad" a pair of glasses fitted to their eyes as a
Christmas present is unique.
TO M M OORE
Optometrist-Optician
Opposite Postoffice
Sanford, Florida
Pi ices R easonable
All W ork G u aran teed
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE
Prompt Attention
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“EXIDE” BATTERIES
REPAIRIN G
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Hanging Pictures.
$ 10.00 to $25.00
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A C H R IS T M A S LEGEND
THE HOLYMANGER
“ Presipio,” Instead of Christmas
Tree» In Italy and Spain.
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la Representation of the Place
Where Baby Chrlat Lay In
Bethlehem.
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IRLS and boys of Italy and Spain
which nro called the Latin coun
ilies, never hung up tnelr stocking«’ Christmas time, nor do they have
Christmas trees.
Kris Krlngle an<
Santa Claus are Herman saints um!
the Christmas tree came out of the
Herman forests lung, long ago, wher
the nations of northern Burope were
forest tribes. It Is the northern peo
pies—the
Hermans,
Scandinavian! :
und Kngllsh, all of whom are descend
isl from old Teutonic tribes—who kecj
Christinas us Americans do.
Instead of tho Christmas tree
Italian and .Spanish boys mid girl)
hnve the presipio. "Presipio" meant
manger, and It Is n rcpresetitatloi
of the manger where the baby Christ
lay In Bethlehem. It Is presented In
different ways. .Sometimes It shoivi
only the Inside of the Imrn where tin
Ibiby nnd His mother lay, with Jo
scpli, tlie Three Wise Men nnd tlm nnl
ii ii i Im about.
Sometimes It shows a
hillside, with the Wise Men coining on
foot or horsobnek, or on donkeys
bringing their gifts to the stable. Home
times the mmiger is small—not limit
ilian u foot square. Sometimes It h
large enough to occupy tho whole end
of a room.
It Is hulli on a board
inundation nnd Is innde of wood, will,
earth, pebbles, dried grass and leave.for the outdoor scenes. The flgurm
are curved of wood, or perhaps nub
dolls are used, all very carefully mid
elaborately dressed by llieglrls. Some
limes brooks mid lakes are Ingeniously
represented, with **,iper, glass ot
Isinglass. Sometimes the whole 1,
rough and rude, but pgaln It Is very
neatly and beautifully done, mid It
qiuilnl mnl lnleres(lug when all com
plete,
The French, nlm are half Latin and
half Teutonic In llielr makeup, mix
the customs of both races In thcli
Christmas keeping.
They build tin
manger and they- also give the clill
dren presents; only. Instead of hang
tag her stocking, little French Hub
cite puts nut her shoes. The French
■all the manger "creche," nnd In coun
try villages In France companies of
children silll go from house to Imii**
on Christmas eve, carrying the crock,
mid singing Christmas carols. Some
times they help to hulld a beautiful
large creche in the village church, over
which they are very proud and de
lighted.
IIKitB wnn once n very, very
old mu doll who lived In Tate of Saint Stephen, the Firet Maru nursery. She was so pic!
tyr, Whoee Day le Decem
that she hnd seen all tin
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children grow up—the boy
VF.ll since that llrst Christmas ova
who wore trousers now
the cock has crowed all night long
the girl who had her halt
on the anniversary to keep away evil
duM In hratds, the middle
spirits; for the cock la a holy bird
■Ixed child who had sc
mnl a knowing one. There is ii pleas
often left the rng doll nut In the gar
ant tale of hlin and Snint Stephen, tho
den at night. There was only the baby
tlrst martyr, whose day Is December
left—bless his pink toes I
ltd, close by his dear Louie.
But the rag dull wus very, very old
Saint Stephen was King He?od's
end one brnutlfu! Christmas time six steward, It seems, who served him In
began to show her age.
the kitchen and at table. One night
Her hair hnd been combed so rnuct ns he was bringing In tho bonr's head
that It had come out dreadfully, and for his muster's dinner he saw the
her nose, from a great deal of kissing Stur shining over Bethlehem, imme
was entirely gone, ller prutty pink diately he set down tho huge platter
cheeks hud been washed away when and cxclnlmed:
tho hoy tried to tench her to swim In
"No longer, Herod, will 1 be thy
the hath tub, nnd
servant, fur a greater King than thou
all her c l o t h e s
Is horn."
were very untidy
"What atlcth thee?” cried the King
Indeed.
wrnthfutly. "Do you lack meat or drink
Tho hnhy never
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that you would desert my service for
noticed all these w S a
another's?"
t h i n g s , hut the
"Nay." answered Stephen. "I Inck
toys did; they nil
neither ment nor drink. But the Child
made the most un
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Unit Is Imrn this night Is greater Ihim
kind remitiks to
all of us; nnd Him only will I serve."
the rng dull the
"That Is ns true," quoth Herod,
day before Christ
smiting the table with his list, "as that
mas.
this roast cock on the platter shall
“Look nt your
crow before us."
dirty face,” said
Hardly were the words out of Ids
the large French
mouth when the cock stretched tils
doll. "You’ll ho
neck nnd crowed liiHtlly, "Chrlstiis
put In the attic to
nnt tin estl" At this proof t lint
night.
T It u t 1s
Stephen's words were true, Ilerod was
where toe old dolls go.” "Look ut your so angry Ihnt he made Ids soldiers take
dress," sahl tlm Jumping Jack. "It Is Stephen outside the walls of Jerusalem
nil torn. I wouldn't walk across the and stone him to death. And this Is Un
nursery floor with you."
reason why, unto this day, Snint
"Did you ever see such thin litllr?" Stephen Is the patron of stone-cutters.
naked the hobby horse. "I thought my —Abide Fnrwell Brown, In Llpplncott’*
(nil was tldn, but It Isn't to lie com Magazine.
pared with th at!"
But Just then the nursery door
Cleantlng the Saucepan.
opened, and the Christmas Angel came
Here Is a simple hut most successful
In. You could lie perfectly sure that method of cleansing n saucepan In
It was the Christmas Angel even If she which milk has been boiled. Aftei
did have on a gingham apron, heraima pouring out the hulling milk, quickly
her fnee nlmno so through the chick. replace (he lid before the steam tin "The French doll must go up l<> the time to escape, mid allow the smicepm
attic," said the Chrlstmus Angel. to cool before taking It ofr again. Thci
"There Is a more beautiful now ties! put the pnn In cold water to soak. I
enn he clcuned quickly mnl easily.
dull coming."
"Why, Iho Jnck-ln-tho-hox has for
gotten how to Jump."
You sc'c the Jnck-ln-tho-hox had been
so excited about (lie rag doll's dress
that he had broken IiIh spring.
"The Jnek-ln-tlic-hox must go up ta
the uttle, too," said tlm Christmas Ali
f e '.
Then nlm went over to the hobby
horse.
• “I'oor, old hohhy-liorso 1" she said,
"Your leg Is very Imdly broken. I will
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take you up to the uttle until you
can be mended."
"There," the Christians Angel sold
nt Iasi, "the nursery Is all tidy, mid1
ready for new toys—hut, dear me.
what's tlilx7 Why, It Is the little rag
doll I"
| "Oh, plense, do I hnve to go to the
nttle, too';'' said the rug dull. "It's
very cold there, and I know the ties!
doll wilt have the chimney corner for
herself—and I don't want the mice to
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gnaw my toes I"
I "Why, you dear old thing I" said the
Christmas Angel. “You're the sume
rng dull (hilt I used to play with when
J was little. You go to the uttle? Why,
S Just guess not ! We couldn't gel along
with mil you In the nursery. You do ■
is the place to get extra nice Christmas goods
tvsoO n little mending, hut I am going
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at lowest possible prices,
to sew you, and then you shall sit on
the very tiptop of tile Christinas tree."
The Christmas Angel lighted one of ■ Two Telephones, Call 211
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Sensible Gifts fo r the
Entire Family
LET US HEUP YOU M AKE YOUR
CHRISTMAS A MERRY ONE
Hand Bags
Toilet Sets
Manicure Sets
Comb, Brush Set
Silk Hose
Silk Socks
Ties
Pajamas
Military Brushes
Handkerchiefs in Boxes
Hand-made Grass Baskets
Silks, Satins and Crepes
Full Line of Dry Goods and Notions
Big line of Men’s Furnishings
Suspenders in Holiday Boxes
Comforts, Blankets and Spreads
Bed Room Slippers
Sanford ‘D ry (joods Co.
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the Chrlstmus candles s o that she
cOUld see to sew. Then she took tho
mg doll III her lap and opened her
workhng and set to work.
First she stuffed the rag doll's In
sides with plenty of cotton su she
could sit up. Then she sewed her toes
and put new little
white
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and black shoes
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clean, while cloth
and covered the
rng doll’s dirty
faee, mid painted
Pi tilue eyes and
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smiling
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ion cheeks. Sim
sewed on u new
yellow wig; and
then she made a
pink - and • wldU
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cheeked gingham
dress with puffed
•leaves and n white apron with strlngi
to keep the dress clean, and n pinkiiml-whlto checked sunbemnet to tto
Under the rug doll's chin mnl keep hot
Inilr till)'.
"1 think you will do now, you deni
old tiling," hmIiI the Christmas Angel
So It came Christmas morning, nn(
there on the tiptop of the tree sat tin
rng doll quilt) made over, The clill
dren thought tier reully the most lieau
tlful of ull the Christmas things, Ai
for the rng doll herself—why, ull Hit
pleasure of her old days whs ns noth
lug to the happiness that wns lion
now. — Carolyn H. Halley, III Kinder
carten Review.
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Y o u r Christm as Gifts
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I. I) .MARTIN, Proprietor
Fine Imported Perfumes
Large
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I Christmas Greetings
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A Beautiful Assortment of
Fancy Box Stationery
jj bonds, and solicit your business for the year
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FINE
T he 'P erfect G ift
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!
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 sug
gestions we offer.
FO R T H E ‘K ID D IE S’
We have a fine selection of tables and
chairs in old ivory finish. Beautiful
Rockers. We have Tricycles, W ag
ons, Kiddie-Kars and Dolls Go-Carts
in the latest styles.
OU’ 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.
For Every Room
In T h e H o u s e
S a n fo rd
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Smoke Satisfaction
Galore In Our
Smoke Supplies
BED ROOM SUITES
Wouldn’t you be happy to get a new Bedroom Suite for
Christm as? Can you think of a more practical, useful
lasting g ift? Ju st the suite she wants is here and the
price is no more than you’ll bo glad to pay. In fact, such
values have not been shown since 1915. All the popular
styles and newest finishes are here for your selection.
F u rn itu re
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ful smoke thing* to choose from here!
Pipes, cigar-holders, cigarette cases,
humidors— and of course, every good
brand of cignrs and tobacco— can help
make this a full-of-cheer Christmas
for the man who smokes.
T h e P ip e r ’s
R e tr e a t
IN YOU R CITY
If you enjoy n good
smoko ■— he it pipe,
cigar, or cigarette —
you can bring your
trouble* to us and
feel sure that you
will be put on the
main line to comfort.
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Don't pasa our store
again without coming
in. We won't ask you
to buy. Wo aiinply
want to know all tho
amokers in our city
and have them know
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Time to Be Happy and to Aid Othara
In the Enjoyment of the
Season's Cheer.
IJHKI.Y there Is n myotic tie be
tween spirit uml nature, botween
heaven uml earth, between Clod and
man, Mot strange Is tt, then, that on
the night of the must wondrous birth
time has seen, the age sealed skies
should purt and song of angels en
trance the watchers on Bethlehem's
plains.
Wlmt Is the secret of the unwonted
churm brought by this brightest day In
time’s nilcmlur? Why Is tlie season
charged with such gladness7 Why do
men uml women feel (hut they cun lay
down their vexing burdens and their
faces smile again with the faith and
Joy of childhood’s care-free dnyaT
It Is the rapt Influence of the an
gelic song ou the natal night, "Peace
on Kurth." To a humanity distract
ed, troubled by doubts and feurs,
wounded by sin and smitten by con
science. (lad sends a message: "Fear
not, I uni your Father. 1 give you a
•Savior from sin uml misery. You are
my children. My heavenly peace 1
breathe upon you." And in IhlH sweet
pledge of divine remembrance and
Fatherly love—of <!od ut peace with
men—a wave of tranquil Joy Hoods the
world.
Hut, again. It Is nn evangel to man
of pence with himself.
Every man
Hud* discord In Ids own being. Ills In
nermost personality Is the seat of an
tagonisms. lie is nn Instrument out
of tunc. The primal harmony of Ills
spirit Is broken. He Is at war with
himself. Ills baser strives with bis
higher nature.
Soul and body war
against each other.
Hut "on earth
pence." chants the seraphic choir. Re
gard the Image of (Jod stamped upon
you. I'ut down the low and base. U t
ilie spirit rule and the body servo.
Finally, the Cbrlstmastlde should
breathe the spirit of peace In our busi
ness and In all the relations of lift.
Especially In our homes we can culti
vate the Christmas spirit, displacing
their frequent discontents, fault find
ings and contentions with pence and
good will.
For this glad time, at least, let us
atl be better men end women; less
selfish, more kindly, easier to live with
And haw much happier will we be If
tld> Chrlsttuaa spirit—(U cbeery glow
and kindly warmth—«Uy with ue all
through the year I—Junius B. Bemensnydsr.
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and appreciates. The following is a list of articles th at will
make fittin g Christmas G ifts :
For the Ladies
m Silk Hose
Patent Pumps
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Beaded Pumps
White Kid and
Suede Pumps
H e listen s to th e fire— for it's alw a y s
talkin’ so,
A n d then it is he calls to mind his good
For the Boys
Shoes
Hose
Sweaters
Caps
Nik Suits (2 pants)
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and w atched for Christmas lights.
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thanks for the blessings of the year.
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A nd then G randm other— S H E com es in
and sits beside him there,
A nd puts her hand in his, and says sweet
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SM erry C hristm as
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Merry with the Spirit that is always associated with
Christmas—Happy with the thought that we are priv
ileged to live in a city blessed with so many natural ad
vantages.
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One sure way to make the New Year both Happy
and Prosperous is to work unselfishly for a Greater San
ford.
Devote some portion of the 365 days of 1922 to civic
development as planned by the—
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Pilgrims Told of Its Power to
Bloom on Christmas Day.
Blossom Given the Ndme of Resurrec
tion Flower; Also Called St.
Mary's Hose.
varieties o,* the so-railed
S EVERAL
insurrection |duiit have appeared
there, the days wero fulfilled tlint slit
should be delivered. And she brought
forth her tlrstdiorn son; and she
wrapped him In swaddling clothes, nud
iirth ot the Christ Child An laid him In a manger, because there
was not room for them In tho Inn.
nounced by Angel.
And there were shepherds In tlm
same country abiding In tho field, and
keeping watch by night over their
Good Tidings of Qreat Joy to All ths flock. And an angel of the laird stood'
People In Coming of
by them, and the glory of tho l.ord
shone round about them; and they
the Savior.
were sore afraid. And the angel said
^ 0\V It enme to pass In those days. unto Jlioin, Ho no. nfrald; for, behold
there went out a decree from I bring you good tidings of great Joy
^•Mnr Augustus, that nit the world which shall be to all the people: for
•hould he enrolled. This was the first there Is born to you this day In the
enrollment made when Qulrtnlus was city of David a Savior, who Is Christ
governor of Syria. And ull went to en- the Lord. And this Is the sign unto
themselves, every one to Ills own you: Yo shall find a bobo wrapped In
c|ty. And Joseph ulso went up from swaddling clothes, and lying In a man
Galilee, out of the city of N'azureth, ger.
And suddenly there was with the
Into Judaea, to the city of David, which
•» called Jiethlehem, because he was of nngel a multitude of the heavenly host
*ho house and family of David, to prnlslng Ood. and saying.
enroll himself with Mary, who was be Ctlory to Ood In ths highest.
trothed to him, being great with child. And on curth peace i-niong intn In whom
he Is well pleased.
•And It cniuo to pass, while they were
THE FIRST CHRISTMAS
among the novelties offered by florists
hut tho otlgliml is tlie rose of Jetlcho
Along the shores of the Deud sea, fat
enough away to he out of reach of the
dentil .dealing vapors nud the sail
spray, grows this rose, a little plant
famed in many n legendary story,
which, when ripened, rolls up It*
sprays and brunches Into n lurlou*little brown hall.
The desert winds snap off Its dry
stem and whirl the seemingly dead
little hull away over sandy plains, like
a feather-weight. Af'er It dinners to
reach some damp place, In about ten
days, the moisture has wrought a
miracle for the once dead Is alive
ugalo, gr-en and growing.
I'ha old-Utus pilgrims who hroughi
hack this plant with them from tlo
Holy Land, told wonderful tales of Its
power to bloom out on Christmas day
and gave It the name of resurrection
(lower. Another old legend names It
from every spot where they halted to
rest.
The dry ball when unfolding drops
Its seeds, and from these It may be
cultivated as an nnnunl. To resurrect
those dry bnlls It Is simply uorcsssty
to keep them standing In glasses of
water, Immersed about halfway to tin
top of their branches. The expansion
Is merely n mechanical Npongcllkc
process.
Tho botanical name of the rose of
Jericho Is anastnHca. from annslasls
resurrection. There are other specie*
of resurrection plants, but they are
not so attractive as tlielr Deud se.'i
relative, which, although It has very
little bounty, has uu honored place
among flowers because of Hip many
fancies and associations It rails up
and Its peculiar development.-—Argus
THAT PESTIFEROUS BOY.
•‘A Merry Christmas, old man. But
why are you llmplngf”
‘•That pestiferous boy of mine aet a
•Wei trap for Santa Claus.
Specials
Christmas Day Pleasures Are of
Benefit to People.
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Mental State Does Everybody Good
and Festivity Equals Prescrip
tion of Physician.
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observers In the ranks of the
C LOSE
medical profession have noted one
very Interesting fact concerning the
Clirlsttnns season—that It generally
has a good tonic effect upon tlu-lr pa
tients. In explanation of tills the
London Lancet says that since Christ
mas has come to ho regarded us n
time for good cheer, a universal feel
ing of contentment and happiness Is
engendered at this time of Joyousness, routine Is for a while relieved, a
certain freshness Is given to the dally
round, differences of opinion are sunk,
and a charitable spirit prevails.
Is
It. Ity the way, hoping for too much,
asks the Lancet, that the season of
good fellowship should leave some
lasting effect upon the manners anti
methods of all7
It may not he easy to trace exactly
why (lie sense of exhilaration and
welMielng comes with the advent of
Christmas, for the psychological fac
tors concerned are not simple. Hut
the main point Is that the mental
htnto does everybody good, and tin
annual festivity Is Just us excellent an
Institution as the prescription of tin
physician which gives lone nnd vlgm
to the straggler In life’s race. There
Is an need nowadays, thunks to the
good sense of the people and the conn
sels of tliolr mo.Ih'iiI advisers, to mor
ull/.u about tlie evils of a stupid In
dulgeneu In tend, alcohol nud toVniuo
on a festive oc.uisien such ns the pres
cut. I’rnrIPsilly everybody realizes tin
great physiological udt outages of lie
lug who on a merry occasion.
Many more persons Hum formerly
feel where usa ends and abuse begins
nnd they act sensibly accordingly; and
so far from It being a crime to muke
tho season festive b> enjoying, on u
little extended settle perhaps, the
creature comforts of life, some de
cided good Is done to both tho mental
and physical henlth of Hie Individual
Tho festive season tuny, therefore*
be welcomed, which brings cheer ts
thousands, which Induces the generous
■ml chnrltnble to brsce the mental
and phyalcal functions of the commu
nity at large, giving It the opportunity
of relinquishing Its business and Its
worries for a time, to start again re
freshed and raady for "the trivial |
round, the common task." Tho pre
scription "A Merry Chrlitmae" Is found
■o long as the "signature" of good
sense Is obeerved.
TB Y A DAILY HXBALD WAVY AD.
In Fruit Cakes and
Pound Cakes
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SANFORD MAID
BREAD
ROUTH B R O S .
BA KERY
To Our Many Friends I
We extend the Greetings of the Holiday Season
with tho wish that we can extend tho same
tfood service to you in the future ns wo have
in the past.
WIGHT SERVICE MEANS REAL SERVICE S
Everything For The Motorist
POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE
�This is one year you should make your Gift Practical—Christmas now only one week off—Buy now, less worry
Better Service
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Gloves, Silk and Kid
Neckwear
Hand Bags
Fancy Baskets
Plush Pillows
Hair Ornaments
Beads
Furs
Mesh Bags
Umbrellas
Bath Mats
Towel Sets
Madera Napkins
Madera Fancy Pieces
Madera Handkerchiefs
Box Handkerchiefs
Fur Chookers
GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS—DAINTIER THAN EVER
Plandkerchiefs are among the foremost of pretty and practical Christ
mas Gifts and are usually appreciated by everyone who receives them
and our showing this year is more attractive than ever.
GIFTS FOR BABY
Baby Sets, Sweater and Cap.
Baby Sets, Booties and Shoes
Baby Sweaters
Baby Rattles
Baby Record Book
Baby Blankets
Baby Booties
Baby Comb and Brush Set
Baby Silk Stockings
Carriage Bands
Baby Gloves and Mittens
Baby Carriage Robes
Hosiery
Baskets Fancy Work.
Linen Table Covers
Luncheon Sets
Jap Blue Bird Scarf Center
and Napkins
Bedroom Slippers
Scarf Sets
Bath Robes
Jap Silk Kimonos
Glove Silk Underwear
Philippine Underwear
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SANFORD
FLORIDA
OVELTIE/
Y our Wish is Granted
WEAR-KVER ALUMINUM PERCOLATORS
IDEAL FIRELESS COOKERS, TWO W ELLS, $39.00
You have wished th at somchting out of the ordinary in ready-to-wear
should he shown in this city, and now your wish shall he granted. Some
of the very newest creations are being shown here as well as many of the
conservative dresses, gowns and suits.
The Yuletide season is drawing near, you want to he ready for the
events th at are scheduled to take place, and you have clothes that are styl
ish, yet not expensive— quality considered— if you come in and see the ones
we are now showing.
NICE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’ MANICURE
SETS
AIR R IFLES AND SHOT GUNS FOR BOYS
Everything in Ladies’ W ear
POCKET KNIVES
Special Holiday prices on Furs, Coats, Suits, Skirts, Silk
FU LL LINE OF PIR EXW EA R
Hose, Blouses, Millinery, etc. The chance to purchase
seasonable Gifts at Pre-Holiday Prices.
BOYS’ AND GIRLS* SKATES
Hill Hardware Company
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TAe H ard Times Bugaboo Scares
Business D uring the Holiday Season
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We should all have the Christmas Spirit tit this time of the year and would have it with a Savings Account in the
Bank. There would be no Hard Times if Everyone had a Bank Account
HOARDED MONEY TIES UP BUSINESS AND BRINGS NO HAPPINESS TO ANY MEMBER
OF THE FAMILY ,
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Tho Comptroller of the Currency estimates that there’s now about $700,000,000 of hoarded money in this
country which should he in the banks.
This holding money out of the banks is in part responsible for the shortage of credit from which all indus
tries suffer at present. Idle money tends to make idle industries and idle men.
DECIDE TO START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT RIGHT NOW FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS AND HAVE
MONEY WHEN NEEDED
YOU W ILL THANK US N EXT CHRISTMAS
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THE
“City Snbstantial”
The Sanford Daily Herald
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST
VOLUME II
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1921
TWENTY-FIVE OPERATORS
RADIO SHORT TRANSMISSION
HAVE BRIDGED THE OCEAN
And Sent Messages to
• Scotland from
America
COMPETITIVE TEST
last w e e k
VEGETABLE SECTION
by
am ateurs
in
RADIO SUCCEEDED IN
GETTING REPLIES
( 11/ T h e A ia o e t a t e * P r e s s )
NEW YORK, Doc. 10.—Moro than
twcnty-flvo radio operators working
with short wnve transmission acta
hnvo succeeded in sending messages
from tho United Stntes to Scotland as
the result of competitive experiment
test begun last week. One success
ful contestant was located In Clovolnnd, Ohio, am' others in states bor
dering tho Atlantic. Tho test arous
ed keen interest of moro than ono hun
dred thousand amateur cnthusinstics
in this country and if the Ilritish laws
permitted nmatours of that country
using wave length similar to that per
mitted hero officials declnrcd tho boys
would be talking to each other across
tho Atlnntic us they do now from state
to stnte in this country.
TIIRERE TROOPS CAVALRY
ARRIVE AT PITTSBURG
TO QUIET STRIKE
(11/ T h e A a a o r ln tr d P r e s s )
PITTSBURG, Kansns., Docember lli.
—With arrival of tho three troops the
National Guard Cnvalrtf here this
morning tho situation in the Kansas
ronl field
is quiet. No reports
further activities
by
marching
women.
STUDENTS HAZED
YOUTH WITH VIGOR
BLACKENED SCALP
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FRENCH DELEGATION GIVES
PROPOSAL FOR INCREASE
IN THE FRENCH NAVY
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JAPAN WANTS TO SELL
KIAO-CIIOW RAILROAD
TO
PAY
GERMANY
WASHINGTON, Doc. 10
—Subject to Tokio’s approv
al, the Japanese delegation
yostordny accepted tho Chi
nese offer to pay 53,000,
000 gold German marks for
tho
Klao-Chow-Tsinonfu
railroad in Shantung, plus
what Japan has made in
pormnnent improvements,
but less deterioration.
When tho conversations
between tho two delegations
wero renewed yostordny nfternoon tho Chincso offer to
buy the rnilrond outright In
ensh but tho Japanese, it
was said, raised questions
ns to why this course was
pursued, pointing out thnt
all other rnilronds in Chinn
hnd been built with tho aid
of foreign loans.
The Chinese delegates re
plied thnt tho Chincso con
sortium was ready to finnneo tho restoration of tho
railroad and China’s dcsiro
was to make use of this in
order to do away with "for
eign control."
Mr. Ilnnihnru of tho Jap
anese delegation said after
the meeting that satisfac
tory progress had been
mado toward n settlement
of tho Shantung question,
but would give no detnils.
H q ta ta rtn to k n K a ta
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GERMANY CANNOT PAY
COIN DUE IN JANUARY
NO MORATORIUM NOW
VAVOID RUSH
6-NO LAST niN U a
WORRIED
PARIS, December 10.—
Germany will not bo nblo
to meet in full her repara
tions payments of 1,000,000
gold mnrks falling duo Jan.
15 nnd Feb. 15. nnd has so
informed tho nllicd repara
tions commission.
A moratorium is not ask
ed for by tho Gorman gov
ernment in its note, which
Ha morcly Inys Germany’s fi
nancial situation as exist
ing at present before tho
reparations commission ns
evidence of Germany’s in
ability to meet tho forth
Overwhelming Majoritities Given by Both Houses
coming installments, cnch
of British Parliament
500,000,000 gold marks.
Neither is nny release
from
her obligations ro(11/ T h e A s» » cln (ed l'r e s a )
o’clock today to continue its dolibcrLONDON, Dec. 10.—Roth hous- ' ation.
qested by Germany, which
cs of the British parliament ra t | The most tlmt enn bo snid today is
apparently has left tho mat
ified tho treaty creating Irish (tlmt tberu is u strong possibility thnt
ter entirely in tho hands
free state by overwhelming ma
of
tho reparations commlsthe public session, nt which it is hopjorities this afternoon.
«J°ncd to take a vote on ratification of
Thu reparations commis
tho treaty, may not bo held until Sat
LONDON, Dec. 10.—The second pri urday. If matters progress no furthsion probably will meet im
vate session of tho I)nil Kircann yes 'or today, however, than they did yesmediately to consider tho
contents of tho note, which
; tonlay having under consideration tho ' t” rd;iy'7t’ was thougi.riikoly'that oVon
Anglo-Irish treaty, lasted until near-)
will be referred to the al
lied governments.
ly 8 o'clock last evening and adjourn Snturdny's siting would be privntc,
Thu note is said to havo
ed without reaching n decision. It was and puldie sessions therefore would be
declared that Germany has
reassembled in private session nt 11 postponed until next week.
succeeded in raising '“cer
tain portions" of tho funds
necessary to meet tho pay
ments but is unable to ob
tain tho balance, olthcc thru
loans, externa lor internal,
or by other financial meas
ures.
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BOTH HOUSES PARLIAMENT
RATIFIED THE TREATY TODAY
CREATING IRISH FREE STATE
STATE HAS THE MONEY
TO ADD CAPITAL WINGS
SAYS THE STATE BOARD
CONGRESSMAN
IS SUICIDE | Resolution Adopted in July Printed in the Tampa
Tribune
AMERICA
AT CAPITAL
IS UNABLE
TO CANCEL
Wnkeforcst, North Cnrolinn, Dec.
15. Tho official wnkeforcst College
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 1(1.—In con
today is trying to lonrn intimity of
ELSTON,
OF
CALIFORNIA,
WAS
nection
with the recent protest eman
eight students who yesterday hazed
DISAPPOINTED
IN
SECURING
ating
from
Ocnln witli reference to
a student by binding, gagging him,
NAVAL
BASE
the
extension
to the stnte cnpitol
cutting hair, blackening scalp with
building,
upon
the
ground that thore
nitrate silver The student is not
(11/ T h e A a»nelnli-d I’re a a )
are
not
sufficient
funds
available to
seriously injured although his face
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.— !carry out the provisions of the net, it
"•ill he disfigured for several weeks. Friends of Congressman Elston here
is interesting to know thnt way back
The hnzers wore masks.
and nt his home in Berkeley express in July of tho present year, before
ed themselves us mystified today by any protest had ever been made or
reports from Washington indicating conceived, tho bonrd of commissioners
he had taken hi slife. Elston occupied of stnto institutions, by formal reso
u respected place i lithe community lution, determined thnt there were
and his career both ns nttorney and funds available for tho purpose.
member of congress was regarded suc
It nppenrs thnt tho commissioners
cessful. Serving fourth term in con- of state institutions as n cupitol com
gree. He leaves a widow and three mission applied to the hoard of com
children, the youngest of whom was missioners of stnto institutions ns pro
SAYS GREAT BRITAIN PROPOSES born two weeks ago.
Associates vided by law for a determination ns
AIIOLITION OF THE
agree Elston wns disappointed keenly to whether or not there wore suffic
SUBMARINE
over tho fniluro of legislative plans ient nvnilnble funds for tho purpose of
which would have placed tile proposed stnto institutions, ncting upon the ad
(1 1 / T h e A s s o c ia te d I’ re a a )
Pacific naval base nt Alnmetnin, in vice of tho comptroller nnd the stnte
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—Bnlfour, his home district. Hi» business and treasurer, adopted the following reso
bend of tho British delegation gnvo1financial affairs wero in excellent lution which appears upon nnd has
notice today thnt Grcnt Britnin would shape according to tho president of boon copied by The Tribune correspon
propose to tho nrms conference tho to tho Berkeley Bank of which Elston dent from tho official minutes of tho
tal abolition of submarines.
wns u director.
bonrd of commissioners of stnte in
stitutions. The minute entry in ques
ANOTHER ATTEMPT
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. — Tho tion is in tho words nnd figures fol
TO WRECK TRAIN
house adjourned today until tomorrow lowing:
ON A. B. AND A. BY. out of respect for Representative Els
"Tnllnhnssce, Florida, July 20th,
ton, whoso body wns found last night 1021. At n meeting hold in tho exe
(1 1 / T h e A s s o c ia te d I 'r e a a )
in tho Potomac river. Immediately cutive offices nt tho cnpitol building,
FITZGERALD, Gu., Docember 10.— after convening the house ndoptod Tnlluhnssco, Florida, by tho hoard of
The attempt to wreck n train on tho resolutions of regret and authorized commissioners of stnto institutions on
Wnycross division Atlnntn Birming tho selection of a committee of eigh this the 29th day of July, A. I). 1021,
ham and Atlnntic railroad was mado teen members to nccompnny tho body tho snid hoard of commlsfiloncsr of
last night, tho officials announced to Cnlifornin in enso of burinl thore. state institutions hnd under considera
today.
Only Blight
d n m n g o
was done to tho pilot of th0 engino EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET IN ORLANDO
by some timber projecting from
METHODIST CHURCH
trestle.
MEETING AT MEMPHIS
ORLANDO, Dee. 10.—The Florida
Educational Association will meet in
(11/ T h e A sso c la lc d l’r r a a )
ROUSE OF KENTUCKY
Memphis, Dee. . 15.—Drafting re nnnunl convention hero Dee. 27 to 31,
IS SELECTED CHAIRMAN
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE commendations will he mndo in tho incluHivo, nnd indications that reduc
next general conference whhlch will
ed railroad rntes will bo granted the
bo held In Hotsprings In May. On to
(1 1 / T lio A s s o c ia te d I’r t m )
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—Repre days program tho nnnunl mooting of delegates is taken to mean thnt the
sentative Rouse, of Kontucky, has tho Educational Association of tho attendance will he Inrge, tho local
been selected chairman of tho Demo Methodist nnd Episcopal church committco in chnrgo of nrrnngoments
expecting a t ienst 1,500 persons.
cratic Congressional commUteo to south aro in session hero.
Members from Palm Bench county
succeed the Into representative Flood.
nlrendy
nro planning a cnmpnlgn to
In connection with Americanization
hnvc
tht.
next meeting hold In West
work In Chicago, it is said that so
JOHN I). IS IN FLORIDA
Palm
Bench,
according to reports re
many foriegn women attended on0 of
ceived
hero.
ORMOND, Dec. 10.—John D. Rock- tho schools to lonrn English and
foller and his family party havo ar brought tholr babies with them that
"Motorists should arm against hold
rived a t tho Rockfcllor winter homo tho Bchool authorities sent out volunup mon." But Isn’t thoro somo law
hero for tho season.
ter nurses.
ngninst shooting theso rural con
stables?
Christmad cards at Herald offico.
Christmas cards a t Horald offlco.
BALFOUR GIVES
NOTICE TODAY
ON SUBMARINES
n,* I
NUMBER 228
K) lUi
tion tho provisions of chapter 8122,
laws of Florida, acts of 1021, provid
ing for tho enlargement, alteration
and repair of the cnpitol building nt
Tulluhnsseo, Florida, and appropriat
ing the sum of two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars to he expended by
nnd under the direction of tho snid
hoard of commissioners of state insti
tutions in nnd about the enlargement,
alteration nnd repair of the said cnpi
tol building. It wns then nnd there
decided nnd declared by the snid board
of commissioners of state institutions
thnt the funds necessary to meet tho
payments for such enlargement, alter
ation nnd repair of the snid cnpitol
building nt Tnllnhasseo, Florida, as
authorised by chapter 8122, laws of
Florida, acts of 1021, will be nvailahlo
when the snmo becomes duo nnd pay
able and constituto n chnrgo against
tho Htnto of Florida. Thereupon, it
was then nnd there resolved by tho
said hoard of commissioners of stnte
institutions thnt tho said bonrd of
commissioners of state institutions do
immediately proceed to nrrnnge, un
dertake nnd procure tho enlargement
alteration nnd repair of the said cnp
itol building, in substantial conform
ity with tho general plan, which hns
been outlined and in accordance with
detail drawing nnd specification ns
shall be prepnred by competent archi
tects with tho npprova! of tiio said
hoard of commissioners of stnto insti
tutions."—Tampa Tribune.
COTTON CHOP IS SMALL ONE
GAINESVILLE, Dec 10.—Florida’s
cotton crop, on tho smallest nerengo
harvested lif» many years, will bo
slightly more than 13,000 bales this
year, according to tho federal burenu
of crop estimates here. Last year's
crop was 18,114 lmles, two years ago
15,022 bales and in 1018, 20,415 bales.
Tho acreage of Sen Island cotton in
Florida this year wnH largeor than
Inst year and tho number of bales
will be greater, tho Bureau stntes,
hut the crop is too small for nn accur
ate cstimato of production. Indica
tions this season, however, point to a
gradual resumption of planting thro
ugh tho old Sea Island territory of
the state.
Christmas cards at Horald offlco.
Hu Ra Pm H'j ta
That Would Upset the
Whole Plan for Nav
al Reduction
NOT YET REVEALED
RUT BRITISH UNDERSTAND TH B
PLAN PROVIDES FOR 35,000
MORE TONS CAPITAL SHIPS
( H r T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s s )
WASHINGTON,
Doc.
10.—Th»
French delegation has presented proposnl for so grcnt Incronse in th«
strength of tho French navy that the
Ilrltlsh declare thnt such program If
carried out would upsot tho whole
plan for 5-5-3 nnvnl reduction. Al
though not yet entirely revealed the
British understand tho French plan
provides for tho building program
which would givo Franco capital ship
tonnage of thlrty-fivo thousand tone
moro thnn Japnn nnd preponderance
of New Port Jutland typo of craft
over all nntiona.
Although indicating disapproval of
such building program said to havo
told tho nrms conference If France
carries out such construction she
(Italy) must enrry out similar build
ing program. Combined, French nnd
Italian fleets thus would bo somo two
hundred thousand tons stronger thnn
British or American allotments undor
revised figures ngreed on ycatordny by
big three.
SPANISH GUNBOAT
CAPTURED FRENCH VESSELS
CARRYING ARMS TO MOROCCO
(11/ T h e A s s o c ia te d I’re a a )
MADRID, Doe. 10.—The Spanish
Gunboat has captured two French
sailing vessels conveying nrms und
ammunition to Morrocnn insurgents
and sunk another vessel engaged in
tht. same traffic, was officially an
nounced today.
ADDITIONAL POLICEMEN
DETAILED FOR STRIKE
IN CHICAGO YARDS
(11/ T h e A a a n rln te d I’re a a )
WAR LOANS MADE TO EURO
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.—Additional
PEAN POWERS DURING THE
policemen was again detailed to tho
LATE CONFLICT
stock yards district today und tho re
sult wns a renewal of tho outbreak by
(11/ T h r A s s o c ia te d l ’r r a a )
the Htriko sympathizers last night.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—A resolu One was stabbed in the hack nnd may
tion declaring it is "tho belief of tho die.
senate that the United States will be
unable to agree to, or accept cancella
tion” of its war loans to European
powers was Introduced In tho senate
today by Harris, Democrat, of Geor
gia.
SEMINOLE BANK
FOR CONSTRUCTIVE
XMAS GIVING
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—Tho roply of the Allied reparations commis
sion to Germany who announced its GIVE REAL GIFTS THIS CHRIST*
inability to pay the next two repara
MAS IS THE SLOGAN OF
tions installments will be fonvarded
THIS RANK
to Berlin tonight. No announcement
wns mado of tho contents of the re
"If every mnn, womnn and child re
ply.
ceived a savings account as n Christ
mas gift this year, wo would hnvo a
real Christmas in this community,"
said A. R. Key, cashier of tho Somlnolo County Bunk.
"It’s a novel and constructive idoa
in Christmas giving," Mr. Key wont
on to say, "nnd ono thnt carries real
cheer throughout the year. It repre
sents more than tho gift of monoy boAGAINST BILL DESIGNED TO enuso it implants tho germ of a habit
STOP ALL FINANCIAL
that means success to any ono who nc«
quires it."
NEWS
Tho Seminole County Bank is run
(11/ T h r A a a n rln lrd l ’r r a a )
ning an Interesting series of ads sug
PITTSBURGH, Doc. 10.—Thomas gesting tho gift of n savings account
Williams, president of tho American to mother, children and others. 1 1 ) 0
Nowspnpor Publishers Association to- savings pass book will ho dollvorod in
dny culled on all members as wull as appropriate Christmas dross to carry
publishers generally to use their ef bettor the spirit of tho Yulotldo.
forts to defeat thu house bill numbor
0,508 on tho ground "no such mis JUDGE ANDERSON
chievous interference with thu press
IS SUSTAINED
freedom hns over before been serious
IN CHECK OFF 8Y8TB1
ly proposed in this country. This bill,"
said Williams in n statement, "pro
A s a o e la le * P re s s )
Chicago, Dec. 15. —Tho injunctlo
hibits publication in newspapers of
nny nows likely to lend to gambling. Banning chirk off system of tho co
Ostensibly nimod nt racing nowH it looting dues recently Issued by tli
would b0 equally applicable to inrgo Fedornl Judge Anderson nt Indium
quantity or variety of financial nnd polls, today ordered recast by ustaU
othor nows such ns reports on bank Circuit Court of appeals. It was rt
cloaringu which hnvo been gamblod on minded to Anderson with Instruction
in many cities. It would outlaw oven to enter the preliminary Injuctlo
tho publcation of basoball scores."
whllo tho cnao wna being re-heard.
HAVE KICK
Christmas cards nt Herald offlco.
Christmas cards a t Herald " ffiet.
$9■
�C hristm as~The Holiday Supreme
When every one is imbued with the desire to make this Joy Season the occasion for bringing cheer into the
lives of others.
This Institution, in extending Yule-Tide Greetings, desires for every resident of Sanford an over-abund
mce of those things, which, from time immemorial, have ever gone to make a MERRY CHRISTMAS.
It will be our privilege this year, as in years past, to take no small part in insuring Christmas Happiness to a
great many in Sanford. Our Christmas Savings Club, a financial St. Nicholas as it were, will have checks ready
for distribution December 17th to members of the 1921 Club.
Make positive that the Christmas of 1922 will find you in a position to bring that much desired happiness to
your loved ones. We are now starting our 1922 Christmas Savings Club join it and save systematically, and
you can, when Christmas rolls ’round again, open your heart strings and purse strings without stint.
iM e r r y
C h r is tm a s
to
o A ll
Seminole County
President
FORREST LAKE
Vice-President and Cashier
i w # 'k*>>&nuen
_______
nnr*
,Twrr*wrj!f
C,. W. SPENCER
R. W. DEANE
Vice-President
Assistant Cashier
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,16X1
i.i'
Ed. Bette, Mra. J. 0. Sharon, Mrs. Joe
Chittenden, Mrs. Roy Chittendon, Mra.
Kenneth Murrell, Jr,, Miss Esther
Miller, Airs. C. II. Kirtiey, Misses Sura
MRS. FRED DAIGRR, Society Editor,
Wight,
Thelma Fraser, Mrs. Howard
*
Phone 2I7-W
SAiith, Mrs. Don Caswell, Airs. Don
I f J 0 » k m a n y frlrnd a vlalttn e you
Adelaide Higgins,
— I f y o u nro i n l n f a n y w h e r e o r eooilnjc Whitcomb, Miss
h o m e , o r U y o u a r e e n t e r t a in in g , w r i e r Alins Marie Tongue, Miss
Ih ia
la d er p a r lttm
n er n tt,, jtlvln
v l v l n jr
• p«.atnl
p u t m r n r da to th
------- ---- n — ’ ------*Florence
----------drtnila, nr telrhnonr the item. ft will Ilcnry, Alisa Agnes Dumas and Miss
• Rffntlf n|i|ireclntrd4
Dnphnc Winihish,
NEW GIFT SHOP
Somo smnll boys can bo trusted, and
TO OPEN STORE IN
some say they like to go to school and
WELAKA BLOCK keep clean.
H*v?5r
The National banking
System
Snnford is to have n gift shop at
A useful Christmas gift, buy a koInst nnd the 0. T. O. Shop will opon In j dak. Bowor & Roumlliat,
225-tfc
tho Welaka Block in Room 5 or whoro
Hie Popular ----------Market wns
formerly loChristmas cards, stickers nnd senls
-------------------'
cated. They will carry a full lino of at the O. T. O. Gift Shop.
228-ltc
Christinas cards, stickers, novelties of
of the United States hns for its chief object the
all kinds. Watch for their nnnouncoBuy your Christians tree nnd
n
SOCIAL CALENDAR
furnishing of funds where thoy are most needed •
■
MERRIE MATRONS BRIDGE CLUR ment.
Christians green from the Womnn’s
a
the
safe-guarding
of
deposits
and
the
stabilizing
a
Mrs. A, W. Fitts entertained the
Friday—Lieut. H. A. Bivins will en
Club.
227-3tc
of our entire business structure. Were it not for
a
WOMAN’S CLUI1 NOTES
tertain tho members of tho Horn- members of tho Alcrrio Matrons
a
this
mighty
system
of
National
Banka,
linked
to
a
don-Bivlns bridal party nt dinner Bridge Club most delightfully yester
Beautiful lino of Christmas Stntlona
gether in tho great Federal Reservo, of which all
a
day
nt
a
bridge
luncheon.
The Literature Department of the ory, Bower & Roumillnt.
225-tfc
a t tho Vnldoz Hotel, preceding tho
National Banks are membors, the nation would un
Red roses nnd maiden hnir ferns Woman’s Club held a most interesting
rchcarsnl for tho wedding.
doubtedly be groping in tho midst of financial de
Saturday—Hotndon-Bivins Nuptials were UBod In decorating the rooms meeting on Thursday afternoon.
Tho Ladies Union of the Congrega
pression nnd turmoil.
a
a t high noon nt Holy Cross Episco where the tables woro placed, On each
Tho subject for tho program was tional church will hold their annual
5
tnble were vases of roses nnd ferns. Handel nnd Mondetsutin, most appro bnznnr and cooked food sate December
pal Church.
The moment you become a depositor of this
Bank you are a part of our National Banking Sys
Saturday—Mrs. A. P. Connally will At one o’clock a delicious luncheon priate for the Christmas season.
17th. PInco to ho announced later.
tem.
entertain tho members of the Hem- was served nftcr which an absorbing
Airs. E. W. D. Du tin of Orlando, a
207-Tuo-Frl.-4tc
don-Bivlns brldny party a t a wed game of bridge wns played. High scoro charter member of tho Litera
Think this- over, Cnn you afford to stay on
ding breakfast, a t hor homo on bolng made by Airs. W. Theodore ture
In the case of tho radical, a soft
department
with
a won
the
outside?
Langley, who wns given a guest room derful
Magnolia avenue.
paper
on Handel, she answer doesn't turn away ns much
bouquot.
Saturday—Tho Children’s Story Hour
spoke in detail of tho life of this wrath nH n soft snap.
Members of the club enjoying Airs. great genius, showing how from
.will bo held at Central Park a t 4:00
Fitts charming hospitality were Meso'clock.
CHICKEN DINNER, Surday noon
cnrly childhood his soul wns wrapped
F riday—Mrs. Honry Purdon will en dnmos Chnrios Fcddor, W. T. Lnnglcy, up in music,she also mentioned his nnd evening, Grny Gables, on tho
tertain tho members of tho T. N. T. R. J. Holly, Harry Herron, D. P. chief works, especially his great beach, Seabreozc, Fla.
Phono 401.
a
Club a t her home on Palmetto nve- Drummond, H. II. I,owis, C. E. Henry, orators, thcMcssinh, which has do- Freo hath houses.
74-Fri-St-flm
nnd
Mrs.
Fitts’
guest
Mrs.
W.
W.
nuo at 8:30 p. ra.
A COMMUNITY
BUILDER
lightcd so many nudionccs. Mrs.
' i *”
a
Friday—Tho Indies of tho Baptist Stnplcr, of Tnmpn.
The
bruin
that
walks
like
a
man
a
t
a
Dunn's anticipated with pleasure and
church will hold their buznnr and
tracts
less
attention
thnn
tho
man
|
F
.P
.
Forster,
Pres.
B.
F.
Whitner,
Cashier
■
this one was if possible better than
EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CI.UR
cooked food solo nt tho old Btnnd
ever.
After this paper tho audionce who walks like ho’d been brewin’.
The members of tho Every Week
laMMBB
of Mrs. Cntcs on F irst streot.
\ -------the Hallcloyoh chorus from
Friday—Mrs. Dwight Babbitt will en- Bridge Club were most pleasantly o n -'
Dainty organdio tea aprons O. T. O.
tortnin a t n Buffet Supper nt hor tertnined yesterday afternoon by Airs.' the Messiah from tho Victor record, Gift Shop.
228-ltc
home on Snnford Heights nt savon Raymond Key nt her home on Park kindly loaned by MY. Yowoli.
Mrs. A. E. Douglass next gave an
o'clock, honoring Miss Winnio avenue. .
A large assortment of Donnison’s
unusually
fine paper un Mendclssohm
Red
nnd
green
wore
the
colors
used
Brown n brlao-cicct of this month.
beautifully engraved Christmas cards.
Friday—Airs. Hal Wight will enter in decorating the rooms where tho and especially emphasized his great —Alobley’s Drug Store.
227-tfc
tain tho members of tho "Lucky card tables were placed. Baskets nnd est oratorio Elijoh.
Airs. A. M. Phillips then sang
Thirteen" bridge club at hor homo vases of red roses, poinsettins nnd cor
I Buy your Christman tree nnd
"Come
Unto AIo".in her usunl ehnrmon Park nvonuc, in honor of Alias al plant being used. In the dining , .
...............
. „ i Chrlntmnn green from the Woman’s
room the refreshment table wns con- ing mnnner, as illustrating "Elijah ■Icit,b
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Adelaide Higgins.
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
Saturday—Tho Ladies of tho Bnptist tered with a crystal basket of red ros- nnd will attend nnd are open to all
es
around
which
were
arranged
m
inin-1
lovers
of
music
and
literature,
church will hold their lmzuur and
Beautiful lino of Christmas Station
fessional and Business Man in
j
cooked food sale at tho old stand of ture Christmas trees.
ery, Bower & Roumillnt.
225-tfc
When scores were counted after tho |
RABBI WISE—COMING
Airs. Cates.
Sanford in This Column
interesting
game
of
bridge
it
was
'
_____
Monday—Misses Zoo and Fannie ReCongregational Bazaar will bo hold
Thu people of Snnford will he de- nt tho Princess Theatre nil dny Sat
bn Alunson will give n dunce at found thnt Mrs. L. C. Kolb had high
their home on Myrtio uvenua at score nnd was awarded a hnndpnlnted lighted to know that Itnbbi Stephen urday.
220-3tc
CONTRACTORS
LAWYERS
fern dish.
i Wise of Now York will speak in Snn8:30 p. m.
I'ollowing the game tho guests w ero, f0ni again this winter. The arrangeSaturday—Mrs. Clnudo Howurd will
Buy n mi nature Balsam tree from
S. 0 . Shinholser
givo u farewell party for Airs. La invited in the dining room for refresh -' mnnt8 have boon made through the Michigan to decorate your Christmas
George A. DeCottes
Verne H urt at tier inline on Third ments, which wero baked ham, escal- Kiwitms club.
table.—0. T. 0. Gift Shop.
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Contractor and Builder
Allorncy-at-Law
loped potatoes, fruit salad, plum pud\ Jurge audience hoard Dr. Wise
street ut 3:30 p. m.
Over
Seminole
County
Ilank
SANFORD
FLORIDA
ding with hard snuce, coffeo and clio-' |llst yonr nnd nil these are
are looking
Buy your Christmas tree nnd
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Tho ladies of the Methodist church colnte.
forward to hearing him again The Christians green from the Woman's
Those attending this delightful par lecture this year will be given in the
wish to thank the following merchants
Club.
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Sanford Constructs Co.
and fivms for their assistance during ty were Mrs. Forest Lake, Mrs. C. M. Princess Theatre. The charge for ad
HARTFORD BATTERY CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Vorco,
Airs.
A.
M.
DoForrest,
Mrs.
E.
their bazaar: Woodruff & Watson,
mission will he 75 cents.
Children's hand-made drosses, also
Ball Hardware, Perkins & Britt, El M. Galloway, Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs.
“Battery Insurance” Plnnes nnd Specifications Cheerfully
Dr. Wire is an International Char corsage bouquets,—The Quality Shop.
8.
E.
Barrett,
Mrs.
W.
J,
Thigpen
and
Furnished
der OpringH Water Co.; Bell-Jar Cof
acter and one of America's beat speak
220-2tc
Sold and Serviced by
Mrs.
L.
C.
Roll).
All
Work
Guaranteed
fee Co.
ers. ilia subjectn are always timely
II. T. PACE
p. O. Ito 1 111
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Buy your Christians tree nnd
and with thoughts of tho present
FOR MISS HERNDON
AI. B. Shelton, inspector for tho Mcneeds.
Christmas green from tho Womnn’s
A pretty social event of yesterday 1
Crory stores, is spending
few days
Haight & Wieland
227-3tc
It is n question
In the mind of Club.
PURE WATER
was the bridge party given yesterday
. .
here on business.
the
Prinmorning by Mrs. Edward Lane, honoraa whother or not
Congregational Bnznnr will bo held
GARAGES
less will hold the largo number who
E, G. Pearson, of Orlando, repre ing Miss Norma Herndon, whoso mnrElder Springs Water
at tho Princess Thentre all dny Sat
shall
desire
to
hear
this
noted
speak
sentative of the Standard Oil Co., was ringe to Lieut. II. A. Ilivins takes
09.98% PURE
22fl-3tc
Smith Bros. Garage
er. It is well to buy tho tickets at an urday.
in the city yesterday attending to bus place tomorrow at high noon.
Phone 31 MV
Sanford, Fla
Expcrl Repairing
The Christmas colors were used in early date. Cull nt any drug store or
iness.
There was one good thing about old
hank.
OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES
decorating tho rooms where tho card
Dobbin. You didn’t have to haul corn
Oak and First
HOTELS
"
------— ■
Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen ami littlo taldes were placed. Baskets and vnsto town to swap him for something to
Billie left today for Lakeland where es of red roses and poinsettins being KNIGHT TEMPLARS, ATTENTION run him with.
: Taylor Coinniaiidery will meet in
they will visit tho former’s uncle, C. used very effectively.
Hotel Montezuma
Geo. W. Knight
W. Dee 11.
A very interesting game of bridge regular conclavo on Friday, DecoinA nice lino of Bibles nnd Testa
“Sanford’s New Hotel"
was played during the morning, high ber Kith at 7 p. m. Full opening in
Real Estate and Insurance
ments for tho old and young.—Alob
11.50 Up Per Day
score
being
made
by
Miss
Thelma
Order of Temple. Rehearsal in tac ley’s Drug Store.
C. I). New, representative for tho
227-tfc SANFORI) -:-:FLORIDA
Frnscr,
who
was
awarded
a
salad
re
tics.
I<. C. Smith Typewriter Co., was a
ceipt hook. The consolation prize,
Order of Red Cross will he con
business visitor here yesterduy.
SANFORD NOVELTY
All kinds of imported perfumes.—
dainty handkerchiefs wero won by ferred nt 8:30. Visiting Sir Knights
Bower & Roumillnt.
225-tfc
Mrs. J, B. Coleman left today for Airs. Roy Chittenden. .Miss Herndon welcome.
WORKS
The vocational committee of tho Busi
Palatka where she was called liy the wns presented a cut glass boudoir set.
II. E. TOLAR,
"That 0. K. Butter-crust Bread ness and Professional Women’s Club
At the conclusion of the card gnnto
illness of her mother.
Em, Com. makes tho family happy." I’oinset- requests nil young womin desiring
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Airs. Lane assisted by Mrs. J. E. Paco
tia Butter-split bread "can’t ho bent- employment to register nt the First
Airs. Alice Landman, of Grand Rap- nnd Airs. F. E. Hazard served dalle- CHRISTMAS STATIONERY,
General Shop and Mil)
on.’’
227-Otc National Bank.
POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC.
Ids, Mich., was the guest yesterday of ious refreshments consisting of chick
AGNES
G.
BERNER,
Chairman
Work
Airs. Fred Walsma enroute to St. Pet en salad, sultinea, potato chips, olives
Congregational Bazaar will ho held
and cotree.
ersburg.
Everything in the holiday line in
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
The refreshment table for tho lum stationery, post cards, engraved at tho Princess Thentre nil dny Sat
Sanford Machine #
urday.
22G-3tc
517 Commercial Street Sanford, Flo.
Mr. ami Airs. J. M. Burns have re orcu was centered with a "Kowplo" (Christmas and New Year's cards,
Foundry Co.
doll
bride
with
Uncle
Sam
us
the
stamps
nnd
stickers,
etc.,
nt
tho
Hcrturned to their home in Columbia
Every color of Dennison’s Lustre Gencrnl (Machine and Boiler Works
aid office. O110 of tho finest nnd most
Tcnn,, after spending several weeks gi'nont.
TRANSFER
Automobile Flywheel Steel Goar
Those enjoying tho cordial hospital-1complete lines over brought to San Crepe Pnpor, also Crcpo Paper
hero with their daughter, Mrs. Howard
Streamers,
Festoons
mid
other
Den
hands
I11
stock
ity of Airs. I-ntie were: Aliases Norma ford. Open ovory night until ChristSmii/i.
nison’s Crepe Paper Christmas decor
Crunk Shafts Re-turned
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS”
Herndon, Adelaide Higgins, Airs. Ed. mas,
ations.—Mobley’s Drug Store. 227-tfc
Belts,
Aliss
Thelma
Frnscr,
Airs.
Rob-------------------------Miss Rosalind Radford, who is a t
Quick Service Transfer
MEMBERS OF W. O. W.
Sanford Steam Laundry
tending Bessie Tuft college at For ert Hines, Aliss Sara Wight, Airs. C. it.
Storage Facilities
After December 16th tlio Co-opornImportant meeting Wednesday, Dosyth, Go., will arrive tomorrow to Kirtiey, Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. Roy
FOR
SERVICE
If we please you, tell others; if no
spend tho Christmas holidays with her Chittundcn, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Airs, comber 14, 7:30 p. m. District mnn- tlvc store will move from tho present
Call
14G-.J
location
in
tho
old
passenger
dopot
to
tell us. Phone 498
llownrd
Smith,
Airs.
Ben
Caswell,
Mrs.
H
ger
will
visit
enmp.—F.
T.
Miller,
parents Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A. Radford.
George Speer, Aliss Agnes Dumas, Clerk.
22t-3tp tho store room at 417 Sanford Avo.,
W. RAWLING, Prop.
—Get your Scrutcn Pnda inmi Tbs
thnt hns been occupied by Brown’s
Miss .Mario Teugue, Alias Florence
-------------------------BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Herald—by
the pound—16c.
Market.
Low
cash
prices
for
fresh
Airs. Dick Brown wns tho charming Henry, Aliss Esther Miller, Miss Alar*' A TYrkinpiAAT A I I A f 1AF
meats
nnd
groceries.
220-4tc
Acteylene Welding
hostess at a bridge luncheon yestor- jorio Clay, Miss Daphne Wimblsh,
dny nt tho home of her parents, Mr.
'*' **• Brouse, Airs. 1' rank Aliller, J
OF ALL KINDS
II. W. NICKERSON
Christmas Candies,
Whitman’s,
A useful ChristmnB gift, buy a ko
nnd Airs. J. G. Bull, There being four ^ rH' * '
*’ncc' ^ rH< l** k. Hazard,
Sanford Welding Co. Public Accountant; Audits—Systems
225-tfc Huyler’s, Wiley’s and Log Cabin Pe
'tables of players and several ten Lieut. II. A. Bivins ami Air. and Mrs. dak,—Bower & Roumillnt.
can
nut
roll.—Alobley's
Drug
Storo.
B.
W.
Herndon.
guosts.
Income Tnx Service
Located in Eagle Bldg., 205 Onk Ave.
227-tfc
Bazaar, fancy work, cooked food
Quantities of roses nnd poinsettins
Room 10 McNcill-Davis Bldg.
wore used in charming profusion in "THE THREE GHOSTS OF LIFE." Suio Saturday, December 17th, Union
Tho ladles of tho PnptiBt Church
Phnrmacy, by G. I. A.
227-2tp
Phone
852
tho vnrious rooms. Festoons, holly,
Orlando,' FIs.
INSURANCE
Do you bollcvo In ghosts? Well if
will hold their annual bazaar on F ri
and other Christmus decorations lent
Tho 0. T. O. Gift Shop is still do day nnd Snturday, December 10 nnd
a festive air. Tho tally enrds being you do or do not, you will he delight
ed to hear the message on the subject ing business at tho corner of Fourth 17. PInco will bo nnnauncod Inter,
N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair
also in keeping with tho season.
given
above.
219-tfc
nnd Oak.
228-ltc
High score in thu game of bridge
W. T. RODBRTS, Agent
Shop
Thu speaker is one who bus studied
aplnyod, was niudo by Mrs. Robert
Congregational Bazaar will bo held
1 Hines, who was presented silk linger thin subject for number of years and
All kinds of imported perfumes.—
Located at 207 French Aye., b*tw®en
ie. Tht cut price a boudoir cup was has been nblo to deliver n m essage, nt tho Princess Thoatrc all duy Snt- Bower & Roumillnt.
225-tfc Snnford
Florida 2nd and Third. B. R. BBBGQUIST.
that hns brought u nuw revelation of urdoy.
22(]-3tc
won by Atrs, Ed. Butts.
Following tho awarding of prizes llfo to many people.
Congregational Bnznnr will bo hold
Tile incsnngu will ho delivered nt
During thu war the makers of IVit nt tho Princess Theatre all day Sat
Mrs. Brown served chccBo
\d, enltincs, cheese straws, olives nnd cof- tile Baptist Temple. By Dr. George er's Diamond Brand Shoes continued urday.
220-3tc
■
■
tfOQ.
Hymnn, Largo audiences are attend-1 with their established policy of mukAirs. Brown’H guests Included Mrs. Ing these services nnd many are e x -: ing shoes of solid leather, woll put toGood meals, $8.00 per week, Tho
THE LADIES OF THE BAPTIST
W. C. Hill, Airs. Robert Hines, Mth. Prussians of tho delight of them,
Igather. No paper is over used In nny Tompio Club, comer Third and Park.
TEMPLE WILL HOLD THEIR AN
! of their shuus. As a result, their hustf-p
NUAL BAZAAR AT MRS. CATES’
jtinoss has grown by leaps and hounds
, this year and it is almost impossible
Aftor December 15th tho Co-opera
OLD STAND ON FIRST STREET,
I for them to koop up with tho demand. tive storo will move from the presont
The progressive storo of Rivers Bros, location in tho old passongor dopot to
on Sanford nvenuu soils Pctor’s Din- tho store room a t 417 Sanford Avo.,
'
■•
, •• • 1
that has boon occupied by Brown's
Market. Low- cash prides for fresh
roeatg and gypeatfos.
SSMtc
i
3
3
!
j First National Bank I
1
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
.. Employment Bureau..
AUi/11lUilAL LULAL
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
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VT?'
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,1921
EARLY AMERICAN PIONEERS,
NEW SERIAL AT THE STAR,
WILL THRILL THE COUNTRY
PAGE THREE
that wo have determined to co-operate
with the schools of tho land by plac
ing beforo the children a motion pic
ture that shall comblno the entertain
ment valuo of a clean plcturo with tho
inspiring nnd educational factors to bo
derived from an intelligent study of
those phases of our country's develop
ment which are most picturesque. Wo
Objectionable Features of Serials Eliminated by feel
■
groat good can bo accomplished
Use of Prominent Figures
by presenting screen versions of tho
lives of those pioneers, heroes, war
••A Bent Arrow sometimes finds a deo championship , an experience riors and statesmen, whoso lives servo
D igger Stag.*'—Old Navajo Maxim.
pmlncsmnn and typical of tho true ns an example to tho youth of our
Kit Carson Is still allvol John C. pioneer, has been chosen to enact tho land.
m
"We feel that wo are advancing tho
Fremont Is again w ith usl Gold has loading part in this new doparturo in
cause of Americanism to a consider s
boon rediscovered In Sutter’s Creek, "serials."
California!
Carl Laemmlc, president of tho com able degree by inculcating in tho
A new departure in motion pictures pany which is responsible for the In minds of thoso millions of children
Sanford, Fla., Dec. 13,1921.
shown at tho S tar Theatre Monday, novation, fools that the presentation who aro fond of motion pictures, a
December 10th, will enable the boy of important national heroes on tho reverence ond appreciation of those
Santa Claus,
and girl of today to see tho glorious screon will bring nbout a valuablo hardy, courageous and daring heroes
"Gold Rush of ’40", tho Indian fights senso of co-operation between tho who helped to make our country tho
Care Seminole County Bank,
of the early plainsmen, and the activ screen and tho school. A child’s dis glorious land it is today. In ‘Winners
Sanford, Fla.
ities of the "Molly Maguires," "Tho inclination to study will disappear of tho West' wo have succeeded in
Avoning Angels" and "Tho Vigilant when ho has his lessons served to him placing on tho screen several of the
es.’’ The “Old West" with Its glamor, In the form of entertainment.
Dear Old Kris:
Ho most Inspiring episodes of that most
velopment, 'the buck skin ora.’ Upon
the "Bloody Frontier” with Its pictur saysj
esque costumes—these are not dead;
"Universal has taken this stop be glamorous period In our country’s deI think “the missus” deserves a REAL CHRISTMAS
they have not passed on.
cause It realizes that youth must bo tho success of this Innovation will rest
Kids who have wished th a t they served. Youngsters crave action and our decision whother wo shall broaden
present this year.
could have lived In the good old days adventure In story and on screon. the scope of this new departure and
when beaded buckskin and furs would What could bo more fitting to give Include the lives of virtually every
Can you think of anything she would appreciate
have been their "uniform of the day" them screen entertainment based up- picturesque hero who had so much to
do
in
blazing
tho
way
for
our
present
wjll bo able to see the same heroes on
— L,-‘
................
more than her own Savings Account—a real nest egg
historical
incidents anu woven clvilixatlon»
they worshipped in the pages of their around characters thoy are taught to c,v,,ll#tl0B*
that she can add to regularly?
history books, and, it must be admit respect and admire T
s
ted, "dime novels." The filming of a
"In our forthcoming ‘serial,’ '"Win * * * * * * * * * * *
She has a lot of dreams tucked away in her head of
"serial" "Winners of tho West," ners of tho West,' wo have chosen Jno.
wherein are narrated the exploits of C. Fremont as tho first of this illus
things she wants to do, so if I give her a little start Til bet
John C. Fremont and Kit Carson, will trious band to bo immortalized on the
she will save enough to make those dreams come true.
jive tho American lads an opportunity heels of Fromont’s trail. Acord 'ser
to see these courageous pioneers in ial' recounts tho adventure of a band
Bless her heart, I should have done this long ago.
"reel life."
of hard pioneers, traveling across tho *
Not only will children be shown in plains and through tho Rockies In * * * * * * * * * * *
Please open a Savings Account for her with the en
spiring characters on the screen in their prairie-schooners, on tho heels
closed check and hang the pass book, with my card en
Elmer Tyner spent tho week ond at
such n way that thoy will take addi of Fremont’s trail-breakers.
Windermere
going
down
on
tho
train
tional pleasure in pursuing their
"Included in tho 'sorials’ are all tho
closed, on our Christmas tree.
studies and become cognisant of tho picturesque activities of tho ’Forty- to visit friends.
Frank Erlcson was a cnller at the
word "‘Americanism" but tho socallcd niners' during tho gold-rush period
FRIEND HUSBAND.
"objectionable" features of "serials" and all tho stirring adventures of tho homo of August Swanson and other
will bo abolished. Statistics present Indian-infested wilds. Wo are taking Grapevllle friends Sunday.
Mr. Lyons, of Snnford, visited nt
ed by the various censor boardB In every precaution to assure tho authen
No. 2
dicate that 85 per cent of tho present ticity and nceurncy of every incident tho homo of W. C, Mentor last Sun
censorship activity and agitation 1b narrated in this production. Costumes day.
Mrs. E. W. Lundquist was visiting
engendered by tho fact that children will bo ‘right,’ tho settings will bo
sco motion pictures. I t Is with a sin- accurate, and wo shall sacrifice nono iu Grapevillc, Thursday.
Enclosed please find check for $.................................with which to open n Savings Account for
Mrs. E, F. Lundquist nnd little
cere desire to present only worth- of tho picturesque glamor of tho
whila subjects for the consumption of ‘Roaring Forties’ to any convention daughters wero calling on Mrs. Almn
Nelco Tuesday nftornoon.
minors and to rcduco censorship to a moction picture technique.
Address
Name
Miss Hazel Pritchard, tho cousin of
minimum that this novol departuro in
"The preparation of tho script hns
Mrs.
Harwell
Rock,
has
accepted
n
po
"scrinls" hns boon launched.
been entrusted to Ford Beebe, ono of
Few persons realize tho appeal mo our meat dramatic scenario writers sition with tho Chamber of Commerce
Kindly mail the pass book to me at...................................
tion pictures have for children. It Is nnd himself a descendant of ono of tho in Snnford.
Address
■
Alfred Erlcson nnd daughter, Mar
estimated by film producers th at the original ‘Forty-niners’ who did so
R Drop a card In the book marked ‘“Merry Christmas from
public which patronize "serials" is much to furnish tho pages of our his gnret nnd son Gilbert, wero among
made up mostly of children—00 per tory wilh ono of its most glorious epi those motoring to Orlando Sunday to
cent is their approximate figure. Tho sodes. Wo shall endeavor to select henr Bishop Candler nt tho Methodist
Nnmo
film producers rocognlzo th at tho a cast that shall bo especially suited conference.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. West nnd Mr,
tastes and requirements of children to tho roles wherein they arc cast—it
rtfiould bo considered constantly during is not enough to moroly say, “This and Mrs. Charles Cramer and children
tho production of a "sorlal".
character is Fremont, that ono is Kit visited friends nt Mnitlnnd on Sun
**********
Realizing tho necessity for present Cnrson, etc,’ the nctor must look like day.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. G. Roobuck and
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Campbell nnd
ing films that shall appeal to tho chil tho originnl person to tho Inst detail.
Miss H arriett Grist wore visitors in
dren, stimulate without exciting1them,
Sanford Wednesday nftornoon.
“Me. Beebe has spent several children wero callers at the home of
and, if possible, have n distinct edu months consulting reference volumes Volio Williams and wifo Sunday.
Mrs. Shaw nnd son Martin, of MiMrs. Avery Jane Elizabeth ItnulFriends here will bo glad to henr of
cational value without becoming tire dealing with the characters nnd exnmi, wero tho guests of Mrs. Shaw’s
some, ono of tho lnrgcst producers of ploits to bo screened, Sonio of tho the birth of n little son to Mr. tint erson passed away Monday nt 2 o’
brother, B. J. Overstreet, Wednesday
"serials" has conceived tho idea of more important historical works to Mrs. Fred Krcll at Windermere; all clock P. M. Sho hnd boon ill since
and Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Shipp and little daughter,
basing these films on characters In which he hns hnd recourse aro 'The are doing nicely under tho care of August. She spent her last few years
Mr. nnd Mrs, Smith nnd Mrs. F ar
hero with her daughter, Mrs. I. V. rington, of Maine, arrived last Thurs Alice, of Snnford, were tho guonts of
American history, Instead of chil Life of Kit Carson,’ by Anderson, Ger Mrs. August Swanson.
Mr. and Mrs. Symurc Pritchard Bridges. Mrs. Raulcrson was born in day afternoon nnd nro loented in tho Mrs. George Lewis Wednesday,
dren being shown "Tho Agonies of trude Atherton's ‘The History of tho
Cameron county, Georgia, 75 years Nelmyer Cottage for the wintor.
have
been down to Long wood for
Agnes"; “Tho Exploits of Egbert" and Lewis nnd Clarke Expedition,’ 'Tho
ago but spent the most of her life
number
of
days
helping
Mrs.
Benton
A. Y. Fuller and E. W. Honk wero
'The Escapes of Ermintrude," this Snnta Fc Trail” by Hayes, John C.
near Lake City,this state. She hnd transacting business In Orlando on Piano Owners, Notice!
with
some
work
about
iter
grove
nnd
company will present series of authen Fremont’s 'Memories of My Life,’ Elbeen the mother of 27 children only Thursday.
tic incidents in tho lives and careers dridge’s ‘The Beginnings of San at somo carpenter work.
Mrs. Joe Harrold kindly cared for (J of whom are living, having had
Mrs. Chiis. Polk nnd twins of Snn Hero for n limited stny. Patrons de
of tho conspicuous figures of this Francisco,’ Brady’s ‘The Conquest of
country’s enriy dnys.
tho Southwest' and ‘The Old Snnta Fe Mrs. Stcdt during her late illness three husbands. Mrs. Bridges is the ford wero visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Nol- siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel.
caused by a now kind of rheumatism only child of her 1st. marringe her myer Thursday nftornoon.
The first of these historical "ser Trail’ by Inman.
affecting all of ono side, keeping her 2nd. nnd Inst husbands were brothers.
Charlio Heath and Harry Krnmor
ials" will narrate tho adventures nnd
“There hns been a certain hesitancy
Mrs. George Mitchell and Mrs. Ha- wore lucky enough to kill a deer ono “Mack the Piano Tuner”
struggles of John C. Fremont, soldier on tho part of motion picture produc in town with them.
Rev. Clnrko and wife called in to good Warren nro also daughters, a dny last week.
am! explorer, whoso excursions ncroas ers to mnko ‘costume pictures’ hccnusc
sco
Mrs. J. E. Vaughn Wednesday,
Mr. Black, who represents tho Lnko
son nnd daughter live else where.
the Rocky Mountains nnd Into tho it was feared such productions wore
Wo
are
glad
to
see
them
both
in
bet
Nurseries
of Leesburg, was a visitor
Mrs.
Raulcrson
was
well
loved
by
her
west beyond form ono of tho brightest doomed to failuro by tho public’s lack
pages of American history, Partic of interest in semi-historical subjects. ter health, Mrs. Clark hnving hnd a children nnd all that loving enro could in town Thursday.
J. S. Dinkel is moving his saw mill
do was done for her. Rev, George
ular care hns been taken to cirnt in That tills theory was a fallacy has bad abscess on her finger.
the leading rolo a person whoso ap been proven by tho popularity of cer Sunday was a beautiful day nnd wo Hyninn preached n short sermon nt from tho Oviedo ronil to Lnko Mnry
pearance, character and general ex tain foreign filniB of n historical na got a start again nt 2:00 p. in. with the Hie grave side saying many kind and nnd will ho ready for business In a
perience fit him to portray so distin ture. The ono objection to thoso films Sunday school. Como nnd help,
loving words to help tho family in couple of weeks.
A
letter
from
Rev,
Albertson
and
The cafeteria supper hold at tho
guished and important a chnrncter. was that thoy wero in many instances
the loss of their dear mother. Many
wifo
says
how
pleased
they
nro
that
Library
Friday evening, December
Art Acord, winner of tho world’s ro- propaganda.
beautiful flowers covered the casket
wo nro trying ngain nnd offering if nnd grave, the hurlnl taking place i)th, was quite a success in spite of
“Tho substitution of pictures por desired to como over later nnd assist
the rniny weather. A neat sum was
traying some of the picturesque fig Rev. Clark in a Sunday school insti nt the Lnkovicw cemetery. Tho family realized which goes townrd tho build
hnvo tho sympathy of all tho East
ures nnd more striking nnd signifi tute.
ing fund.
Snnford
In their brenvement.
cant episodes in American history
There was a good congregation out
Mrs. A. Y. Fuller spent Monday In
The fnmily wish to thank all friends Orlando.
should certainly bo welcomed by thoso on Sunday; at tho Wednesday evening
nmong us who aro eager to foster a meeting nt 7:00 we nro asked to bring nnd neighbors for the many kind
Friends of Mrs Griffin will rogret
spirit of patriotism in our children. our blbles ns wo nro having a special words nnd help during the Illness and to lenrn that sho is very low at her
lenth of their mother.
Incidentally, ns wo are going to han series of Libia study.
home in South Longwond,
dle them properly, thoso pictures
Mrs. J. M. Corloy hna ns her guest
Sundny wo wero plenscd to hnvo
John Dunbar nnd daughter, MIhs
should provo an effective agency in with us Mr. and Mrs. Durnott and Mrs. Mollio Wood of Atlnntn, Go., Ellso, have arrived from Willn Grove,
the interest of Americanization.
The
daughter nnd son nnd Miss Hnko, of Mrs. Wood will go to Miami for the I’n., nnd will bo loentod in their cot“The names of John C. Fremont, Pnolu and Mrs. Nyiund nnd daugh winter after completing her visit hero. tngo on Wilma avenue.
Gilbert
Dnniel Boone, Israel Putnam, Marion ter Julia of Lake Mnry nt tho services.
C. C. Morris nnrrlvod hero on Tues The Lndtcs of tho Civic Lcaguo will
tho Swamp Fox, Paul Revere, Ethan
Year Book
Clarence Borguist, one of our Up- day from West Pnlni Bench on n hold thoir annual bazaar Thursday,
Allen, Nathan Hale, Kit Cnrson—to sala young mon, hns started up a new
Is In.
husincsu trip. Mr. Morris rosidrd hero December lfith. Thoro will ho a cook
mention only n few of the conspicu business in Sanford nH radiator ropnir
The charm of Electrical Gifts
n number of years nnd is being wel ed food table, fancy work and ulso a
ous figures of our early days—cer man, having learned his trado in tho
candy
table.
lies
In this fact:—they keep
comed by mnny friends.
tainly suggest tho daring deeds of fine A. C. L. tin shop; ho nnd Archio Swan
There
will
bo
sondees
at
tho
Christ
right
on serving nnd pleasing
Come in and get your
The American Fruit Growers Inc.,
spirits which are suitable for reflec son nro also members of tho now Snn
Church
Sundny
afternoon
nnd
at
3
year
after
year. Electrical Ap
nnd somo others who employ a good
Boy’s Copy
tion on tho screen; and Washington, ford band. Encourngo tho boys all
o’clock, Father Peck officiating.
pliances
are
the “little servants
den)
of
holp
made
another
cut
In
, Just read this list of features.
Franklin and Alexander Ilnmllton not you con.
J. E. Phipps was a visitor in Jack of the Homo'* ho much in demand
“How to High Jump," "World
wages
for
field
hnnds
beginning
Monless definitely offor themselves ns
sonville the first of tho week.
in modern housekeeping.
Famous Engineering Feats and
heroes for treatment in moving pic EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE dny |1.25 per day for tho men and $1.
Men Who Accomplished Them,"
Mrs.
H.
R,
Chapman
nnd
little
Ray
for women. It Boomed necccssury as
.
.
, . I Could any gift be more appropriate
‘Men and Events That Made
tures which would amply supply tho
aro expected to urrivo next week to
_____ , ,
all growers have been having hard .pond
"Ports History," “Theory of
interest aroused by tho clash of high
iha
holiday,
with
Mm.
c
h
„p. ,l»
» '« "« > « r.,,.,d T
I
represent
progressive,
modem
In
Wireless,” “Experiments in Mapurposo nnd intellect against oppos surance old-line companies and am luck all this senson so far.
There are so mnny things to choose
jfif and How to Perform Them,”
Miss Alum Lehman was given n man’s parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S.
ing will and circumstances.
Chemistry Experiments and
from at this Electrical Shop—I'ercoprompt In rendering you expert serv big surprise party Snturdny evening Dinkel.
“Few persons realize the nppoal mo ice in securing for you just what you
•low to Perform Them,” and a
Mrs. Hawkins, of Boston, arrived , lotors, Washing Machines, Eloctrie
n,ll,nlicr of other intensely inter
tion pictures have for children. It is want In life Insurance on tha plan nt her homo on Celery nvo., to holp Wednesday. Mrs. Hawkins was call-|^ron8> Vacuum Sweepers,
By all
r i n g articles nil in one book.(
estimated that the public which pat suited to your present and futur* ler celebrate her birthday. There was od home on account of hor m other,, moans give Electrical Gifta and #vA % page book with n com-'
ronises "serials' Is made up mostly of need. Endowment, monthly Incoma nbout 00 prsons as guests, games, Mrs. Griffin’s illness.
P'He catalog of Gilbert Toys
member of tho household will
children—00 per cent Is tho approxi plans, and automobile and lira in dancing and refreshments wero en
‘°r 10 cents—just what it costs.
Mr.
Woodcock
was
a
visitor
in!
*ou on Christman and every day ,
mate figure. Wo rocognlzo that tho surance. Write or phone me to call joyed,. Miss Lahmas received many
Get a copy today.
thereafter,
Snnford
Wednesday.
pretty gifts.
tastos and requirements of children
W. J. THIGPEN.
Mrs. P. F. Carey, of Tampa, Is tho
should be considered constantly dur
Make the editor happy by sending guest of her mother, Mrs. Goo. Lew
ing tho production of a 'serial.'
Try a Herald Want Ad today.
is.
n your Job printing now.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,1921
PAGE FOUR
none tho less wolcomo. Tho editor of
tho. Herald fools liko giving up tho
helm and taking a long vacation. Wo
feel like going away for a year and
coming back to boo all these hopes
realized. • I t would bo like going to
sleep and awaking in Paradise. I t
R. J. HO LLY______________ Editor would bo great, only—there is much
N. J. LILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer work to do to put them over bub wo
S, A. NEEL______ General Manager would liko to glvo our friends this
great Christmas treat and it is just
C. L. IRWIN
CTISOULATIOH KAjraOM
this:
Phone 148 up to 0 P. M
You enn congratulate yourselves
this day over the fact that Sanford
intends putting over in the early
By a Sanford Celery-Fed
spring tho greatest building program
Man
ever attempted here. Sanford intends
bi«
to !*■»•*» Wi
to have miles of now streets nnd sow
Mf»ly oottrt S talatU O iu tr
ers, Sunford intends to improve tho
i n r r T riO r. l i n i H i i H n
n ip p llo ttlra. D im N nlM ti
lake front and huve tho boat basin,
iw , anmr* to >dw«w.
Sanford intends to have this city so
Member of The Aasoclated Press
motomorphosod by next fall th a t tho
winter visitors will be falling over
themselves trying to got accommoda
tions here for all tho probloms of the
qunrter century will have boon solved
for this city.
Vhe Ilornld Is proud of our wondorSounds big. Sounds like hot air,
* 9 organization. No bettbr band
sounds like honsting. Out wo hnppcn
anywhere,
to know what is stirring nnd wo hap
pen to know who is back of all this
-p aU tk * ! P™ * program of improvements nnd
with the help of the progressive peo
ple of SnnfoH tho program will bo
__
| carried out.
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The future of .Sanford in now aaaur3
. l . ed. Wo had doubts about it before.
till the W° bnVu no*’° now! U moans th a t
y
more money will bo in this city in the
next six months than over beforo. It
need u rnQ(Uia another tourist hotel and tho
(°lr|t that c6unlry club
links 11,1(1
,
J everything,
id in 'els’i
Tbo Herald is Just mentioning those
, .
* things in a casual mannor today beCnuso it is tho Christman gift for San
ford and wo wnnt tho people to know
.
that the best times are coming for all
j
aS lT bf them, "itfe cannot tako you Into our
' th f* con*1(lonco today and spill tho whole
. UJ> 0 * story but wo feel so good about It that
d somo of „
. ir .
.
hts from W0 Cnn bnr(^ y keep our Promlso to
“
keep mum.
So this much is mentioned to<iay bscause it will enuso many to hnvo hope
Sn 3 m h* nntl thoso who might ho feeling bluo
1 . 0 cnn take new heart. It is nlways
m0r° „ UB* darkest beforo dnwn nnd tho dawn is Ho chillun am gettin* pow’ful good—
J*l ° h an* n0W 1,rcnltlnP an(1 the sun of prosper- Dey run on errands nn’ fotch in wood,
rowds RrC'
"hining through tho clouds 1Hey put cberything in do place it borowi "*
in n few months with a forco thnt will
longs—
",
dazile tho eyes of oven those who Christmas am cornin'—yes, cornin'
o courso bnve hnd the unbroken faith all along,!
along,
an expectWe w,n tc„ you moro nbout a), thU !.
great work later.
j Ain't Ink do ole times still wo will try
not to fuss
THE TRUTH ABOUT FLORIDA Ole Sandy Claus cornin’ liko ho always
mus'
Tho Sanford Chamber of Comniorcc Right down do chlmbly wldout any
through tho publicity committee hn* I
fuss
To fotch lots o' presents fo’ good gals
an' boys—
The Herald has been congratulated
To usher in Christmas wid laughter
upon the editorial written about tho
an' noise. •
business men of Sanford having spec
—Phil H. Armstrong
ial soles weeks and getting tho people
in Timos-Unlon.
to do thoir trading in Sanford instoad
of sending out or going out of town
The following is sent in by a San
to buy thoir goods. Tho Herald wants
ford citizen: "If 4 1-4 bushels of
tho Chamber of Commcrco through
wheat at 67c per bushel to tho grow
tho Retail Merchants Committee to
er will make a barrel of flour and 00
take up this matter at once. Snnford
pounds of feed, how many quarts of
should bo tho trading cantor of Flori
milk nnd lonvos of bread will the
da. We hnVo everything to make it.
feed nnd flour m ake?”
TR U C K
i
The white brute who assaulted nnd
robbed n Indy in DcLnnd Inst week
has been captured in Jacksonville. Tho
county should bo spared tho expense
of a trial, This bmto should bo hang
ed at once without using the expensive
machinery of the luw or making nny
more fuss about it. Tills crime will
not bo condoned regardless of wheth
er tho brute is white or black. Wo
boliovo in allowing tho law to take
Its coursu on every crime except this
one nnd whonover it occurs we will be
willing to holp on the rope.
GREAT THINGS FOR SANFORD
The Herald would liko to announca
some of the great things thnt aro In
store for Snnford but they cannot bo
mentioned now for It would qdoer the
denis ponding but suffice to any that
this city is on tho eve of tho greatest
building program that tho city has
ever experienced. Snnford is on tho
eve of acodmpllshlng those
things
thnt tho Horald has exploited for fif
teen years. .Snnford f{| t^bout to ob
tain nil that the city should havo obtnlned roftpy. W ” ■ % ? nAAM** th°y
were a long time coming they will bo
AND—
know the facts. Tho world doesn't
buy generalities; it demands specific
things—nnd is entitled to them.
"Wu tench tho history of tho state
For Fresh Deviled Cribs, add J In our schools, emphasise the dates of
a variety to the menu. These j Important events, blit to what extent
ar* tho facts and possibilities of Flqr'ore picked by the H ill Fish Co.
ost in political thlrlgfc, which is tho'
.peeper" ihterost fbr us to dlejMy/btrt
what do wo know abbot the State's'hfPhones ‘497-414
\ rledUursl resources? Its i
and tth) versatility of its.soil?
ytj& a X a i i u i d k
"Facts—the
make
i
Florida
the
wonder
state,
as
the
Nawos n n n is n is s in ia m n i
Deane Turner j
It has now been discovered that a
British mess sergeant captured Jeru
salem and not the general staff of the
British army. Tho mess sergeant no
doubt captured the city with his pork
nnd benns. A barage of thin delect
able dish would conquer tho world if
properly npplied. Ask Hodgson Ball,
late of tho A. E. F.
Tho government hns n patent de
vice to shoot InsectH out of tho air
with dust pistols. Great stuff. Such
pistols are needed at various points in
Florida.
Mrs. A. E. Qulgg spont Wednesday
in Orlando attending a family gather
ing of her children.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. T. Humphrey an
nounce tho nrrivnl of n girl horn Sat
urday, Dec, 11th. Doth mother nnd
huby are doing fino,
Mrs. N. II, Draddock nnd little
daughter, Myrtle, nnd mother, Mrs.
Anna Swanson, returned homo Inst
Wednesday from tho east coast, hav
ing spont n month in Minmi, Fort
Lauderdale, Delray and Palm Beach.
Mrs. Alice Henry, of Orlnndo, spent
Sunday afternoon with her grand
mother, Mrs. M. V. Evans.
Mr4, nnd Mrs. William R. Crossmore,
of Gnlveiiton, Tex., urrlved Sunday to
spend tho holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. FergUBon a t their beautiful
homo on the lake.
H. D. Durant has Jdst purchased
the Martin plneo noar the depot and
expects to make considerable improve
ments there,
Mrs, Alice Norwood expects
to
move In her new house on Wilbour
nvenue the last of this week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ellsworth Brown nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Langford and family
motored to Now Smyrna and other
placos on the coast last Sunday.
Mrs. Langford, who is running tho
Crystal Lake Hotel is planning to
build a modem up-to-date hotel near
the depot nnd hnvo it ready for next
soason.
Tho now arrivals a t the Crystal
Lake Hotel aro: Mr. and Mrs. Jermlnh
Rowe, of Hampton, N. H.; Charles
Crosby, of Hampton Falla, N. H.(
George G. Pike, of Exoter, N. H.} Mr.
and Mrs. .Charles McMahon, of Seabrook, N. H.; Mrs. Newman, of Exe
ter, N. H.
George Pike, of Exeter, N, IL, is a
shoo manufacturer looking for a loca
tion for a shoe factory, nnd thinks of
locating near tho depot, and if ho does
ho expects to bring a dozen or moro
families here.
Mr. Crosby will start building a res
idence in a few days.
Sherman Sewell, of Salisbury, Mass,
has rented the garage hero for tho
season.
Mr. Rowe expects to start building
a residence here in a few days.
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 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 hnvo that nest egg from which to draw.
—IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE—
It comes to you with full force thnt you have not
been saving ns you should. There is nothing gives
you so much independence as a Bank Account.
Come in and lot. us tell you about it. Christmas
brings it homo to you with full force.
of Sanford
CHIROPRACTIC is the SCIENCE of LOCATING THE f
CAUSE OFDI9EASE AND THE ART OF REMOVING IT S
BY ADJUSTING THE SPINE which relieve^ pressure on the {j
nerves and allows Nature’s life spark or nerve energy (o i
flow freely to and from the brain;
The cause of disease as the CHIROPRACTOR finds it is a ■
subluxation or partial displacement of the Bm'all bones of the ■
spine. There are twenty-four movable bones in the spine S
and each has a pair of nerves emenatlng from smnll open- {
ings on each side between the vertebrae. Subluxations <Iu- ■
crease the size of the openings through which the spinal |
nerves pass, nnd impinge or press them, hence shut off n t
portion of the nerve supply to the organs, or parts and the £
result will he disense, deranged functional activity. A nor- J
mal nerve supply to any organ or part of the human body r
generates normal function nnd maintains health. In adjust- J
ing the vertebrae to release the pressure, tho CHUtOPitAC- J
TOR uses nothing but his hands. The whole object of his
DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU?
If yon want holp, if you want a Job,
if you have something to sell, if you
want to buy something, if you havo
lost or found something, If you want
to rent a house or a farm —well, if
you want nny or all of these things
tho only way you can have your want
realized is to give it Home kind of
publicity.
Now you could start out In your
car nnd go to the several thousand
readers of the Herald and it is possi
ble that you could mnko tho rounds in
something less than 12,000—not count
ing your time as valuable—nnd you
would undoubtedly sell what you
wnnted to sell, or buy whnt you want
ed to buy. On the other hand if you
will tell your wants to tho Herald we
will stnte your case, it will go out to
tho same several thousands puople, and
your advertising will have cost you
nnywhero from n quarter to a dollar
and n half, according to tho number of
times you ran the ad, ns well ns’ the
number of words included in it.
Sovcral hundred people will be
reading your nd at one and tho nnnio
time if you run it in this paper, nnd
you will have your wnnts roalizcd al
most as soon us tho paper is mailed_
ns people ore always looking for somathing which is for sale, ns well as look
ing for a plnce to sell something thoy
Hours 9-12 n. m., 1-6 p. m.
Evenings by Appointment
LADY ATTENDANT
Gtimer-Woodruff Bldg.
First Street Opp. Magnolia
Eyes Tested
Orders Executed in
10 Bales and upward S
TOM MOORE
Optometrist-Optician
Opp. Postoffice
Ask for FREE Booklet 5
“How to Trade In Cotton" ■
and Daily Cotton Letter \
We Appreciate Your Business
Frames Repaired
l
Lenses Duplicated
J. D. Sugarman & Co ■
Sugarman Bldg.
w
19 Beaver Street,
New York £
Employment Bureau
Tho Vocational Committee of the Bus
iness nnd Professional .Wpnch'a Club
requests nit young w\..ien desiring
employment to registor at tho First
National Bank, and business men reulring help to consult register.
W hatever you buy for "Dad"
should l)o tempered with reason and
mercy on his pocket book. "Dad's"
presents aro nice nnd enuso a warm SHERIFF TOOK CHAGE OF
glow in tho hearts of the family but
UNDERTAKERS PLACE
m
P m
cause dad lots of cuss words tho day
after.
TAMPA, Dee. Id.—The next time
an attache of Sheriff Spencer's
¥10,000 HILL TOOK IIIH BREATH office takes charge of an undertak
ing establishment writ and places
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1
Al tho official seal on tho door, ho will
though St. Petersburg enjoys a cli inspect the interior of the places tho
SpLD OUTLASTED ITS
mate equal to thnt of any other city beforo doing so.
GUARANTEE
in th0 state, Floyd Thomason, teller
Chief Deputy Givens served nn exe
nt n local hank, said ho was "frozen" cution ngninHt n negro undertaking
Ford Batteries
in his tracks a day or two ago when place here one dny this week nnd a t
on looking a t a bill handed him by tached the contents ns a result of
$25.00
a woman who requested change ho action by a concern thnt clnimol the
discovered It was of tho $10,000 do- undertaker owned it n bill. After tho
nomination. She asked for $1,000 nnd deputy had sealed the plnce It was
$500 hills in exchange but finally de discovered/ It contained two bodies
cided to open nn account with It,
nwniting disposition.
So fa r as known it was tho second
Sheriff Spencer was called into the
Phone
bill of that denomination to appear ense inter In tho day and spont tho
hero. Two years ago n man deposited afternoon untangling legal red tape
a $10,000 bill but it was a special so thnt the w rit could be made to
transaction, the bank having suppli apply to the building and Uq contents
ed R to the customer. Dills of the with the ellmlnntiort o f the bodies.
$10,000 denomination rarely appear in Some persons here verssd In law ds- SANFORD BATTERY
“public'’ being used almost exclusiv claras that bodies 'in an
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ely in transactions between banks, t oslnbllalfpi'erit 'i»re considered ?s part
SERVICE CO.
of the assets of the concern.
HKNMjd, Proprietor
J
If only 10 per cent of us ora crazy,'
The auto driver never 'gets lonely
as that professor says, how doss he
How ssk H t^ ohltl be for sett
account lor the f4ct that we spend in a great city. It'is so aasjr to run
reform
if tbars waa hotbiiigTi
more money fir now ban thiaA f i t Scrota somebody- Ms can have a heartg.ab.
to-heart
talk
with".
new houses?
SAVE YOU MONEY
K v
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Write us
Empire Hotel Block
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
BIG CROP
F ertilizers
Enrich tho soil, increase the
yield, hasten maturity, im
prove the quality. It pays to
use them regularly, Stock Id
our warehouse at Sanford.
Booklet |res from warehouse
or from—
JackxmvlUr
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THE
Little Happening*
Mention of
Milter* In Orlof
personal Item*
itf Intereat
In and About
a t The City
^
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Ja
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pj
jn
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Si
For
Florida:
Gonernlly
cloudy tonight nnd Snturday
rnin Saturday in north portlon; warmer in southwest
tonight.
You wnnted engraved Christmas
xards and tho Hernld obtained them
for you.
Got your Christmas nnd.Now Year's
cards, your ongrnyed Christmas cards,
tally cards, etc., a t tRo Herald office.
They arc going fast.
Give him or hor n portablp Reming
ton typewriter for Christmas. Tho
finest portable typewriter on tho
Market. At the Herald office.
Tho ladies of tho G. I. A. will hold
a bazaar nnd cooked food solo In tho
Union Pharmacy tomorrow all day.
See their advertisement in this issue
.and patronize tho bazaar.
Summary of Iba
Floating Small
Talka Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Iteadera
f t H Hz i« f t h
SANFORD’S
TEMPERATURE
Our weather rojiort today
says calm and clear but that
meant yesterday. As we go
to press with this great
sheet of intellectual verbos
ity it looks very much like
.th e heavens would soon bo
weeping again. Itnin is ono
of the things wo do not
need at present but never
theless it seems thnt wo
must have rnin before wo
can get colder weather and
if thnt is tho enso lot us
have it. Wo want cold
weather for Christmas and
for lettuce nnd for hunting
purposes and other things.
75 yesterday nnd anyone
knows thnt this is summor
weather. Hnvo you bought
your Christmas furs yet?
5:1(1 A. M. DEC. 10, 1021
Maximum .................... 75
Minimum ...................... 53
Range ............................ 55
Unromctor .................. 30.44
Calm and clour.
Meet me at the Herald office toniyht, He will buy our fine statonery,1
at that time. They hav0 tho finest lino ^ H a t e j f t a l m f t a l i a N i
of stationery over brought to Sanford.
account of the meetings of tho cham
Herald Printing Co.
ber will be given at a lutor data.
Meantime watch for tho big banquet
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alf Purdcn and to bo held the night of January fifth.
daughter, Annie May Burton of Jack
sonville arc in tho city the guest of HAND CONCERT LAST NIGHT
relatives nnd friendB. They are former
DREW A BIG CROWD
residents of Sanford nnd their many
TO CENTRAL PARK
friends are glad to noo them back.
Tho bnml concert In Central Park
Hill Sntchor, of Longwood, was last night drew a large crowd nnd the
in today and brought tho editor of four sides of the park were lined with
the Herald a nice strip of venison off cars and the benches were filled.
tho big deer thnt he recently killed Charles Brady sang "Let the Rest of
over in the Woklwn. Como again, Bill, the World Go By" and his rich barnyou seemed to have noticed that edi tone was greatly enjoyed. Tho planta
tors eat.
tion songs of the south with the Dixie
interlude was greatly enjoyed nnd the
In the bean guessing contest at entire program wns of the best up to
Lloyd's Shoo Storo tho shoes were tile usual high standard of this well
won by Mrs. II. B. Levy of Genova. known artist nnd the only fault to
This lady is visiting Mra. Peters of be found with tile entire concert was
that plnec. Sho guessed tho number the absence of seats in the pnrk to
to ho 1525. Also Mr. Itlves, express sent the big crowd thnt wns present
. .man. There being a tie they guessed nnd many of the ladies were forced
again. Mrs. Levy guessing tho ncur- to Btoml up during the entire concert.
, cst correct to tho number in another This will he attended to however by
jnr. Mr. Rivers will also got n pair the Chamber of Commerce as soon
of .shoes. .
as possible.
KaatJSffc
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DAILY BEBALP, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 6 ,1$U
RABBI WISE WAS
PRO-ALLY LEADER
DURING THE WAR
HANKS FINANCE CUBA
PAWS f f V f
For the holidays—just received in this morning’s express—low priced
—new designs—large varieties. Just the very thing you are looking for j
—initials—pure Irish Linen—any kind of handkerchief you can think g
of.
*1
It was Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, of
the Free Snyngogua, New York City,
who coined the expression heard so
often during tho last few years—
"assess!n-nucrocy." Ho used this ex
pression tu define tho Teuton nnd
Turkish systems of government and
the word struck a popular chord In
tho American press nnd with tho Am
erican people.
Itahbl Wise wns a recognized proally lender from the beginning of tho
wnr. He served ns a shipyard labor
er at Stnmford, Conn, nnd was close
ly associated with every wnr move
ment throughout tho entire period of
the wnr. He leprcsontcd tho Ameri
can Jewish Congress, and tho Zion
ist organization of America in rela
tion to tho Pence Conference. Ho was
uwurded the Legion of Honor by
France for eminent servico to tho
French Republic during tho wnr.
Dr. Wise’s relations hnvo nlways
been close to President Wilson nnd
his cnbinct, ho having been ono of tho
earliest supporters of President Wil
son, long before the latter became
president.
Rabbi Wise Is one of tho most In
teresting figures in American life
today. He founded the Free Syna
gogue in New York City nnd several
years ago, following his refusal to ac
cept tho call to tho pulpit of Templo
Enmmi-KI because ho thought there
might ho "strings" tied to tho cnll.
Todny his Free Snyngoguc, in Cnrncgle Hall, is the gront social center
of Now York City—whore class dis
tinctions nre abolished, where rich and
poor alike gather, where Jews nnd
Gentiles meet nnd worship on tho oldfushioned religion of the brotherhood
of man—each in his own particular
way.
Undoubtedly Rabbi Wise is one of
tho greatest modern thinkers and
speakers. He is a fearless champion
of right—a powerful foe of wrong,
nnd lie strikes straight out from the
shoulder, wherever tho blow may fall.
As an orator lie is said to he with
out a peer.
Rabid Wise will deliver a lecture at
the Princess Theatre on the night of
December 20th under the auspices of
the Sanford Kiwanis Club.
____________________________
B n n cM eS g Con®? L nffitoo HSomEm=ipaiirft J E u t o m s j
in all styles, put up in neat little Christmas Boxes. Perhaps no morecomplete line of Men’s Jewelry has ever been shown in Sanford.
M(3>s5@iry s m H M t e d k w B a u r
m
S s s ia is E adses
:
n /s s r u fff m
ir /s
S a n fo r d , F la .
U ______ S.U..
LOST
FOR SALE
NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FIN
ISHED. EASY TERMS
Other Bargains in Real Estate
A. F*. C o n n e l l y
C L A S S IF IE D A D S
LOST—Eyeglasses In enso marked
"Pnriott Optical Co., Twin Falls,
Idaho." Finder please leave at First
Nntlonnl Hank.
225-Gtp
LOST
Lost between Snnfordi Auto Ex
change nnd Snnitnry market one gold
pin, set with largo pink sapphire nnd
surrounded with pearls. Finder please
return to Pico Annex and receive
! reward.
J28-ltf
Good news—Rivers Brothers', San
ford avenue, have Just received anoth
er nice assortment of Peter’s Diamond
Brand Shoes for children nnd lnfnnte.
Solid leather, well put together. Send
or bring your children and have them
fit up. They will get tho sumo treat
ment ami prices as though you camo
yourself.
228-2tc
Classified advertisement*, 5 cents a line, No ad tnkon for lea* than
25 cent*, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cast
must accompany nil orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
cordingly.
SANFORD HAH IT
Havana,Cuba, Dec. 15.—Arrange
ments to secure a loan of $500,000
Wo have in Sunford a place where
the motorists can get service of any
from Havana bankers, completed to
gnrnga
day by tho government, will end the
FOR RENT—Ono
furnished bod and all kinds, A modern
equipped
to
take
care
of
any
need'
fourth monthly strike of street sweep
FOR SALE
room, also garagu. 110 Laurel Ave.
that
might
arise
with
any
motor
car
ers and garbage collectors, who, in FOR SALE—Eight room house with
100-tfc
at
any
time.
A
modern
drive-in
fill
their present attempt to secure pay hath. Inimodlnto possession, Small
The bonrd of governors nnd several
Who ate the first oyster? Nobody. ment of nearly two months' back payment down, long time on bulunco. FOR RENT—Two furnished Urni ing station, storage for cars, washing
rooms, Oil I’nrk Ave.
212-tfc and polishing. The service in quick
members of the Chnmbor of Com- The original old grand-daddy, now wages, have been out for four days. I See Lane or address Box 7H2, Day
FOR
RENT—Bud
room,
311
I’nrk
nve- ami snappy.
nierco held their regulur weekly lunch wrinkled and decrepit, was served to In addition to paying the white wing, ' tona, Fla.____________lUil-Tu-9nt»4w
nue.
178-tfc
eon at the Valdez todny nnd ninny us the other night.
A repair shop, the best equipped in
tho government will utilize the loan FOR SALE—Ono Dnisy churn. Call
matters of vital interest to tho city
the city, operated by MR. I*. A.
necessities. During thc'atrikc, sketchy
FOR
RENT—Furnished
flat
with
gn416-W.
201-tfc
were taken up nnd put over. A fu ll: Christmas cards at Hernld office.
223-tfc MERO, with a force of tho most skil
attempts have been made to keep the FOR SALE OR RENT—8-rooniod | rage, D14 Myrtlo Ave.
led workmen.
capital clean by pressing scores of
house, 1011 Oak nvc. I'hoae 2H3-J. FOR KENT—Rooms and kitchennttoB,
A battery service station under tho
convicts into service since the strike
Shirley Apt., opp. R. O.
220-2fltp
218-tfc
able
management of MR. DOUGLASS
breakers could not be secured. Many
ARARTMI NT FOR RENT—One C. GRIFFIN. Ho knows batteries.
FOR
SALE
CHEAP—Gas
range
and
thickly populated streets presented
apartment consisting of two largo
There is a vulcanizing shop thor
wood range, 1011 Oak nvu. Rhone
a wired appearance Inst night when
rooms,
well furnished, gas for cook oughly equipped with latest nnd best
283-J.
218-tfc
tainted by householders.
ing, electric lights, running water.
FOR SALE—Electric motor, 1-8 h. p. Adults apply 300 French Avenue, cor appliances for that trade operated by
MR. E. S. HOCKEY. Ho is tho tiro
first class shape, $10 cash. Rhone ner of Third street.
SCHOOL TERRORIZED.
221-Ctc repair man who bns never turned out
103-J.
220-itp
FOR RENT—One furnished apart an unsatisfactory job.
Richmond, Va., Dec. 14.—An at NICE DRESSMAKING done nt 014
You have travelled through ninny
ment. Apply 800 Magnolia., Mrs.
tack alleged to hnvc been made by
West Second St.
22G-4tp G. C. Catos.
227-Dtp towns in tills state and others, hut
John Morgan upon two teachers be FOR SALE—Girl’s bicycle in perfect
stop and think, hnvo you ever seen a
FOR RENT—Attractive apartment, servico station as complete in its lino
cause his son was whipped in school
condition. Mobley's Drug Store,
hot wutor, Garage, 1820 Rnrk.
caused a panic yesterday in Colonial
228-2 tc
as WIGHT BROS. CO. 227-lc; 10-lc
22fl-3tp
Heights school, Chesterfield county.
Morgan is alleged to have struck one FOR SALE — Choice oranges and
TKQOI* 3, ATTENTION
grnpofrult for Christmas, $2.00 per
WANTED
of tile teachers, a man, causing his
Troop 3 is to go to tho Scout Camp
face to bo cut by breaking bis eye hex, straps $1.25, f. o. b. Osteen or WANTED—Customers for fresh mlik,
Sanford. Cnsh with order.—F. N.
on
an overnight hike Friday instead
glasses. Morgan then struck the other
morning and evening deliveries.—R.
Eimly, Osteen, Fla,
227-Gtp
of
having
their regular troop moot
teacher. Tho children fled in terror
L. Garrison, Rlionu 3711. 100-St-Tu
ing. All members nre requested to
nnd great excitement prevailed. Threo FOR SALE—Second hand square 201-tfc
bo nt the troop hendquartors ready to
piano, Knabe make, good notion.
warrants have been Bworen out again
WANTED—Boarders, GOO Laurel ave loavo promptly at fivo o'clock.
st Morgan, ono ebnrnig^ him with Rrico $50, Address I’iano, care of
nue, corner Gth street and Laurel
The troop committee, nil scout of
227-fltp
carrying a concealed weapon. He will Herald
ave, lluth hot and cold water. 227-2tp ficials nnd the boys' parents are urg
be tried in Magistrate Spend’s court FOR SALE—Bird dog, 11 months old.
f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t ed to ntteml tho camp fire program
tomorrow afternoon,
Make It a
Cross setter and pointur. Guaran
after supper.
teed not gun shy. Ready for breaking.
M. C. HADDOCK,
INSURED HIS C ITJtrS CROR
Ovvnor leaving for north. Sacrifice
Acting Scoutmaster.
TITUSVILLE, Dec. 10.—J. J. Par for $50,00.—M. Murphy, Sorrento, Fla.
rish, one of tho largost citrus fruit __________________________ 228-I tp Large manufacturing company, man
Tho only certain thing nbout the
growers on tho East Coast, is tho
Rost cards—local views—lc ouch at ufacturing potato barrel*, wish to es- Conforanco is that the folks back
first producer in Brevard county to the Herald ofTic*.
tnhlish branch warehouse in Sanford homo will cuss the delegatee.
insuru his crops against frost. He has
and desire branch manager who can
FOR RENT
insured $15,000 boxes of grapefruit
invest $1,000.00. Address, I'- O. Iloz
Open and Closed Models
and oranges.
FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. 2501, Jacksonville, Florida.
Vulcanizing Shop
jn Stock
On the west side of Indian River
Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third
the premium for the insurance wos Street.
105-tfa f t f t f t M i f t f t f t f t n f t
at Akers' Filling Station, now open.
ten
conts
u
box
while
on
Merritt
IsFOR
RENT—Light
housekeeping
A number of good used cars at
Tho way to boost your community A master tire builder le on the Job
Ind the cunt wns only eight cents.
rooms, Cnll 1020 East Second St. Is to boost you$ HOME PARER.
prices nnd terms to suit
day and night. Work guaranteed.
220-4tp
Bucnuse the island is surrounded by
ag'.'W
water ,th*> average temporaturo ,is
about threo degrees higher than that
on tho mainland and tho insurance
PISTRIBUTORS
company recognizing tho difference
charged a smaller premium on fruit
209 Park Avenue.
Sanford
Patton’s Sun-Proof1Paint is not only Hold in gallons but in 25, 50 and 100-lb. kegs, and can bo
In that locality.
made up for $2.40 a gallon with raw linsoed oil. Tho formula of tho Patton’a Sun-Proof la tho
The F am ily’s
X m as Gift
WANTED
LEXINGTON
or Hupmobile
B. & 0 . Motor Co.
An Indinn lover of elephants says
they go to honven when they die. Not j
the whlto onus. The. whito elephants j
go to Ford.
IMlii |
l!i j
i l!;i i
.
A N EXPLANATION
i
You muy break up the graft in tho
gust If you will, hut Japan will cling
to hor holdings ptill.
J
snmO'Ofl tho government formula, 55% whito load, 35% zinc, 10% silica. It is mado for tho
South and has boon tho PIUDE of tho NATION for 40 years, no other paint enn be compared
with it. Sold by—
W H 11 i W l i f g M M I L . .
Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Welajca, Block*,fyorth Oak Ave.
H. A. HALVERSON
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N THE H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D ’S G REATEST
VOLUME n
VEG ETAB LE SECTION
S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , S A T U R D A Y , D E C E M B E R 1 7 ,1 9 2 1
ALLIED REPARATION ROARD
HAS REFUSED CONSIDERING
GERMANY’S LATEST REQUEST
For Extension o f Time
on January Pay
Sanford
THB
“ City Substantial”
Why T hey Walked
NEGROES HAVE MIGRATED
TO NORTH IN NUMBERS,
ACCORDING TO CENSUS
NUMBER 2St
THE WALL STREET BOMBER
IS CAPTURED IN POLAND
AFTER WORLD WIDE HUNT
NOTED FRENCH MUSICIAN
DIED ALGIERS YESTERDAY
CHARLES CAMILLE ST. HAKNS
ments
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—1Total
numbor of negroes reported as bom
in Southern states nnd living In tho
north nnd west hnd increased from
410,634 to 780,794 in 1020 tho Census
UNTIL GERMAN GOVERNMENT Buronu announced todny in special roTELLS JUST WHAT SHE CAN
port on tho negro migration bnsed on
PAY AND WHEN
returns of the last census.
PARIS. Dec. 17.—Music lovers to
dny mourn the denth in Algiers,
Africa, yesterday of Chnrles Camille
Snint Snens, noted French Musician
nnd composer at tho ngo of eighty
REPARATIONS
W olfe Lundenfield H a s
Confessed, N am ing
Ringleaders
F I V E PRINCIPALS
IN THE PLOT WHO RECEIVED
ALLEGED MURDER
$30,000 FROM MOSCOW
HELD IN KISSIMMEE
RADICALS
> 'V* •■: . '*. i•**'<*
(Ilr Thr AiiMlattO Press)
TWO HUNDRER NATIVES
TAMPA, Dec. 17.—J. Johnson,
PARIS, Dec. 17.— Allied reparations
(Il» Thr Aaaorlnltd Preaa)
DROWNED IIY TIDAL WAVE
charged
with the murder of Mack
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—Tho ar
commission has refused to consldor
ISLAND OF NEGROS
Cocowitch at Pnnnsofkeo Dec. 5, has rest of Lindcnfcld in Warsaw will
Germany’s requost for extension of
been arrested nt Kisslmmco and is clear up tho entire mystery of tha
time on hor January and February re
(lly The Aaaorlntrd Preaa)
being held there for return to Sum Wall Street explosion It was stated
Undying spirit of Liberty. Supremo sacrifice. America Incarnate
paration payments until tho German
MANILLA, Dec. 17— More thnn two
Tho body of tiio Unknown American Soldier typified all of that—and
ter count,*. According to sheriff A. positive)’ todny hy Burns. Llndonfeld,
government tells just what sho can hundred nnd fifty nntives wero drown
moro. That’s tho reason Commander-In-Chief Harding nnd Qenernl
T Coleman of Sumter county, John whose arrest wns reported to tho De
Pershing humbly walked behind tho caisson of a soldier of tho ranks.
pay on instalments and gives informa ed by n tidal wave thnt overwhelmed
son ndmitted to him thnt ho shot partment of Justice by tho Associated
tion domandod.
tho towns of Ibnjny nnd Mncnto, Is
Oocowltcli and wns the man thut hod Press, wnM declared by Burns as the
land of Negros, November 20, accord
teen
chased by cfficirs
of fivo key to tho nulution of tho mystory and
PARIS, Dec. 17.—Tho ontiro Ger ing to details received here.
counties
for
tho
last
ten
days.
"only mnn wo know in tho world that
man reparations problem was virtual
knows all about it.” Burns declared
ly plncod in tho hnnds of Aristido Bri- JEROME NAPOLEON BONA
Lindenfold
wns not implicated in tha
and, tho French premier, and David
JAIL ATTACKERS ARE
PARTE. NOT TAKE THRONE
explosion hut was so closo to radical
Lloyd George, tho British primo min
CAPTURED,
IS
REPORT
OF ALBANIA OFFERED HIM
elements ho know nil about it. Third
ister Inst night, propnratory to their
Internationale, Burns said, wns tha
mooting in London Monday. This ac
LEXINGTON,
Ky.,
Dec
17.—Cnle
NEW YORK, Doc.
17—Jerome
moving spirit behind the plot. I.lndtion followed tha dispatch to Germany Napoleon Bonaparte, great-great- TV .
Noble
nnd
Tom
Noble,
two
alleged
, T
»,
T
l a
ai
by the reparations commission of a Nephew of the famous Napoleon, de-11 icture or Gallows in Franc May Be Just Another lenders of the attack on the Breathitt cnfeld, according to Burns, wont
conventional note, which rcservod ac elnred lie was not giving considerncounty jail last Saturday morning, abroad originnlly on behalf of tho De
H oaX
tion on Germany's announcement of tion to invitation to ascend Throne of j
have been captured on top of the partment of Justlco to obtnin Informa
her inabiity to meet hor forthcoming Albania.
mountain over the cave in which they tion which would lend to tho nrrest o f
payments until thcro has been a con
(lly Thr Annorlnlrtl I'rrii)
the latter's chargo of wholesale exe took refuge, according to a telephonic those responsible for the explosion.
sultation by tho Allies.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 17.— William cutions as Unit of a crane ho Imd con messnge received hero late tonight by When no report wns rccoivod from
MASSACIIUSETTS DANKER
him, Burns said ho sent an ngont ovor
Although tho noto o f tho commis
AND PROMINENT CITIZEN
, P Cowles, local engineer who nerved structed while In Franco. Wc had to Mrs. V. M. Mullikin from her hus- to find out why Lindenfold was not
sion will not bo published until noon
DIES AT ARLINGTON HS mnJor
engineers in tho Amori- have notuo means of unloading gnso- bnml, who with ills bloodhounds went
sending information ns promised, and
todny, tho Associated Press was in
______
|can Expeditionary Forces in a state- linc tanks from cars said Cowles. I to Breathitt county from Lexington
tho arrest followed.
,
formed last night from a most reliablo
ARLINGTON, Mass. Dec. 17.— , «"®nt last night said bo had recognit-. constructed this beam by means of Wednesday night.
source that it is brief and in no senso
No particulars of tho capture wero
Ebenozer Nelson Rlake bnnkcr and ‘T‘1 tho l’ icturu of tho KaUoW8 furn,sh which tnnks were lifted from cars by
WARSAW, Dec. 17.— Plots and1,
could be construed as an ultimatum to business man here, for ninny yenrs, 0(1 to Sonntor Watson in support of ropo and deposited on tho platform.
rolnted to Mrs. Muillkin by hor huscounterplots reading like fiction In
tho Gorman government.
bnnd.
former president of Chicago Board
volved In search by Amorican secret..
Tho reparations commission dis
of
Trade
and
former
Trustee
UniD
D
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T
F
C
T
A
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T
C
A
D
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service
ngontH through F.uropo whichcussed Germany’s noto at two ses
MBS. LEVY WON SHOES
1 resulted yesterday in tho nrrest hare*
versity of Chlcngo, died nt his home I I l U 1 L ) J 1 7*11 1 tJ / A l i C
sions yesterday aftornoon. It wns
AT LLOYD’S SHOE STORE of Wolfo Lindcnfcld, alias William.
said to bo tho feeling of tho membors
Linde, in connection with tho Wall*
that, whllo n reply should bo sent to benefactor of town of Kakchelen,
Mth. II. B. Levy tho gucat of Mrs. street explosion nst yonr. Lndonfeld
Florida, to which ho gnvc public park; „ _ _
Germany, tho matter wns so import
V. T. Peters of Geneva won the first fully confessed, authorities sny, nam
ant it should be tho subject of consid
prize of a pnlr of shoes nt Lloyd’s ing ring lenders In the plot which ho
eration by tho Allies before any defin
Shoo Store by guessing tho nearest declared aimed nt J. P. Morgan, tha
ite action wns taken.
ALLEGED
THAT
It
Ell
BED
WAS
to
tho numbor of pens In tho glass infernal machine exploding prema
THIRTY
DENOMINATIONS
ASK
It wnH learned last night that when VIRGINIA SUPREME JUDGE DIES
MAN WHO SOLD LIQUOR
jar. Tho exact number was 1624 and turely. According to operntivos who
U. S. TO AID STARVING NA
M. Iiinnd and Mr. Lloyd George meet
TO BOYS
TIONS, ADJUST DEBTS, ETC.
sho guessed 1626. Mr. T. A. Rivers trailed I.indeiifield, the suspect hat
ROCKY MOUNT, V.i., Dec. 1 7 .they probably will have boforo them
made tho snm0 guess hut Ids guess named five principals in the plot, now
all the facts which the commission has Judge E. W. Sunders, of the Supreme
Peoplo
who
were
on
the
streets
last
CHICAGO,
Dec.
17.—Thirty
Pro
canto
after Mrs. Levy and ho wns in Europe who received $30,000 from
gathered in relntion to tho actual sit Cojr*. of Virginia, former congress
night
about
ten
o’clock
wero
attract
testant
church
denominations
through
awarded
second prize which wns nlso Moscow Third Internationale through
uation in Germany.
i man from the fifth Virglnin distric,
their representatives at tho Federal ed by a strange figure going west on n pnlr of shoes. The first contest New York Communists.
died
i.erc
this
afternoon.
The
funer
A suggestion has been made that
Council o f Churches of Christ in Am First street. Upon closer glanco it excited so much interest thnt I.ioyds
the commission take the money G or-. al will ho held tomorrow afternoon.
erica, hero yesterday promulgated was found to lie n young man nntued will put on another ono this tlmo to
WASHINGTON, Doc. 17.—Tho re
many has accrued for reparation pny-'
flieir program for permanent world Itchrcr, who hnd been tarred nnd guess the number of seeds in n carton ported nrrest in Warsaw, I’olnnd, o f
menls and allot it to Fruncc. Tho
peace, outlined obligations which they feathered and on whose back tho le -, that Is on exhibit in tho window.
Wolfe Lindonficld on suspicion
of
commission believes this nntount to be
declare America owes tho world, nnd'gcnd In Inrgo letters was fastened
complicity in tho Wall Streot bomb
nearly 200,000,000 gold marks.
called upon the government to recog- [ reading: "I Sold Liquor to Young
plot is right story William J. Burns,
nizu their principles.
Boys.” It seems that the Ku Klux
director of Bureau of Investigation,
NEW OFFICE BUILDING
Aid to Austria, Russia nnd Armenia [ Kian have been investigating tho sellJustice Department, said today. Burns
nnd recognition of an international ing of liquor to tho young boys of this
said he was unable to discuss dotaila
ST. AUGUSTINE, Do?. 17—Work
court for the settlement of the world city and county nnd they have deterof the case until he received his re
on tile first unit of tho offico build
problems wero among tile demands mined to stop it since the law cannot
port from Warsaw.
ings to bo erected hero by the Florid WOULD DISRUPT ALL ARMA made upon tho government by tho touch these peoplo nnd the boys will
MENT PLANS AND PRODEast Const Rnilwny nt n cost of ap
council, which also extended its con-J not tell who sold it and tliu officers
Colder Weather
LEMS
proximately $300,000 will begin next
gratulations to Britain its congrntula- could not obtain sufficient evidence to
FROM PALATKA TO LAKE IIAR.I
week, according to tho contractors,
convict. However, tho Kian has other
in South Florida
tions to Britain and Ireland.
N KY ORTA INS
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.— British
W. P. Richardson & Co., of Jackson
Fenring tho accusation of partisan mothods of investigation nnd they evi
$78,000
For Coming W eek
spokesmen hurled a bombshell into
ville.
ship several delegates debated the dently hnd good reasons to believe
tho conference circles yesterday with
wording of tho program’s reference to thnt Rchrer was selling liquor nnd
... .(L1* / Tha Associated I’rraa)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—Tampa
tho announcement that Franco hnd
PENSACOLA SHOPS OF
international courts and associations, Jhonco their kidnapping last night nnd and other hnrhor projects in Florida
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.— Gonoralasserted before tho naval coinmittco of
L. & N. TO LAY OFF 103
so both tho League of Nations and tho cout of tar nnd fenthors. Ho wns will be well taken enro of if congress ly fair weather but much coldor, with
fifteen her intention of building, be
•MEN INDEFINITELY
an association of nations were men first discovered on tho Snnford-Or- passes tho rivers nnd hnrhnrs appro frosts probably uxcopt in Southern
tween 1026 nnd 1036, ten cnpitnl ships
lnndo road coming to town nnd tho
tioned.
priation bill for tho coming fiscnl pnrt of statu is tho forecast for Flori
of 36,000 tons each. Thu statement
PENSACOLA, Dec. 17.— TwentyTho council also adopted a separate word spread rapidly in tho city and yonr ns recommended by Maj.-Gon. da during tho week beginning Sun*
five per cent of tho men in tho shops stood unchallenged from French quar resolution to sand its prayers and boforo ho could get to tho city limits Lansing II. Bench, chief of army en day.
ters through tho day.
of tho LouiBvilio nnd Nashvillo rail
good will to tho Longuo of Nations.
j ho wns followed by a crowd of cnrR gineers, in his report, mado public
It appeared thnt a French proposal
road were given notice Wednesday
Declaring that tho Washington con-'and after ho had reached tho city ho yosterdny.
DISCHARGE LIMITED.
wass uhmitted nt tho first meeting of
they would bo laid off indofinitoly to
feronco on limitations of armaments went down as fnr as First street
Out of a totnl $11,000,000 covered
tho committee aftor Secretary of Stato
had "made a good beginning," tho where ho followed First to Elm and In items suggested for improvement of
dny. Workman numboring 103 nro o f - 1
Boston, Dec. 14.— Discharge of man
Hughes had announced the agreement
footed.
council addod that "war Itself must. disappeared in tho direction of tho wntorwnys In tho South, n total of from t.io Atlantic fleet will bo limited
between Groat Britain, Japan and tho
be outlawed," nnd nddud:
'lake.
$448,000 relntos to Tampa liny nnd to 10 per cent. Ahonrd each vcssol It
United States to abandon projoctod
"Wo bollovo thnt tho tlmo has como \ Ho was evidently following ordors Hillsborough hay—tho port of Tam- wns announced today in ordtra sent
Engineer Experts
building programs, scrap sixty-eight for American public opinion to o x -,to show himself on First street bocapital
ships aggregating nearly two press unmistakably to congress its fore he went homo as a warning to pn; for St. Johns river, Jacksonville out by Admidal Hilary P. Jonoa, com
W ill Confer W ith
to tho soa, $668,000 Is nsked. Othor mander in chief of the flout. This
million tons ami set their navies in
Secretary W eeks ton years on a "6-6-3” ratio basis ns emphatic support of President Hard- othors and ho obeyed his Instructions amounts asked for Florida harbors In- order was Issued ns a modification of
ing in giving satisfactory guarantees otherwise ho would have taken tho cludo $14,000 for a channel from tho order reducing tho onilstod per
between themselves. Tho ono action that tho United States will tako its . hack streets to his home,
Clearwater to Tampa bay, $88,600 for sonnel of tho navy hy about 6,000
Regnrding Offer o f Ford For Pur disclosed at today’s meeting of tho
full sharo of responsibility in intornnt-1 There is no information to to whore Key West harbor, and $134,000 for Im men, with authorization for dlschase of Muscle Shoals
commlttco of fifteen was tho agree ionai tasks and obligations.
i th° co«t
nnd fenthors wero ap- provements In St. Andrew’s bay.
charges nccordlnly. It was said hore
ment not to talk of what was going on
"Wo bollovo thnt under suitable con -1pHod but It wns probably out In tho
(Ur The Associated Ureas)
St.
Johns
rivor
to
Pnlntkn,
$30,000;
thnt tho offset of tho order would bo
until n conclusion hail been reached. ditlons tho dictates of Justice nnd tho Jcountry as ho wns several miles from
WASHINGTON, Doc. 10.— Engineer
channel Cloarwntor to shrdlu etnoin u to limit to about 700 men tho dis
principles of economic law require that, the city when ho was first dlscovor- Pnlntkn to Luko Harney, $78,000;
experts in tho omploy of Henry Ford,
charges on 13 vessels of tho flcot unHAPPY JACK CAVES
tho United States should consider and,®***
will confer with Secretary Weeks nt
chnnncl Clearwater to Tampa bay, dor which tho original authorisation
GLOBE TROTTER HERE
adopt somo suitablo adjustment of tho
noon Mondny regarding offor of De
$14,000; Miami, harbor, $10,000; Key might have boon extended to about
WILL LECTURE TONIGHT debts of tho nations to tho United MORE TROUBLE
troit manufacturer for tho purchaso
West hnrhor, $88,600; Fernnndlnn hnr 14200.
IN BELFAST
States in order thnt they shall bo, as
and lease of Musclo Shoals intrato nnd
hor nnd Cumberland sound, $8,000; InHappy Jnck CAvcs, a globe trotter far ns possible, relieved from thoir
FIRING BREAKS OUT dinn rivor, $6,000; Kissimmoo rivor,
power plants.
CIJRKKW LAW ENACTED
who Is encircling tho globe nnd has economic difficulties.”
$10,000; Cnloosnhntchoo rivor, $26,
BELFAST, Dec 17.— Fiorco Firing 600; Sarasota bay, $66,000; Ancloto
PLANT CITY PUBLISHING COM mado 07,080 miles already on his
LAKE WORTH, Doc. 17,-T h o City
broko
out hero todny. Firing bo In rivor, $7,000; Hillsboro rivor, $2,000;
journey
is
in
the
city
nnd
will
doliver
One of tho morchnnt princes is
PANY WILL DISOLVE
Commission
hero has enacted a cur
a lecture tonight nt tho First Nation quoted as saying thnt "adversity” tense tram enr service was suspended. Apalachicola bay, $18,160; Apalachi
few ordlnunco which makes It unlaw
TAMPA, Fla,, Dec 17.— According al Bank corner tolling about his mado him whnt ho is. Obviously n 1Mnch,no guns used against rioters cola river, $17,000; upper Chlpola rlv- ful for children under 10 yonrs r.f tgo
by Crown forces. Ono mun killed or, $7,600; channel Apalachicola rivor
to a legal notlco appearing in a local trips nnA tho countries ho has visited. misprint for "advertising.”
to bo on tho streets alono aftor S
and
nt least six wounded.
Ho
Is
making
tho
trip
on
a
wagor
and
to St. Andrew’s bay, $47,000; St. An
newspapor this afternoon tho Plant
o’cloik at night.
drew’s boy, $87,000; Choctawatchso
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City Publishing Company, will dis- must make tho monoy for his ex
Tho radical dosn’t dcslro sympthy;
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Don't
,ontl
your
job
printing
away
rivor,
Florida
and
Alabama,
$0,800;
penses
by
lectures.
A
single
tax wouldn’t work now.
"olvo on December 31, next. Wayne
h« desires somobody to helo him cuss from tow0i Patronllo your homo ln. narrows Santa Rosa sound, $7,000;
No single thing Is worth an amount
Thomas and M. A. Woodward are
tho world.
; stitutlom, first, last and all the time. Pensacola harbor, $20,000.
Christmas cards nt Herald offico.
equal to the tax.
tho signoras o f tho notice.
GALLOWS WAS A CRANE
FOR UNLOADING GASOLINE,
SAYS MAJOR OF ENGINEERS
“torch0""1"*
,ot
FRANCE WANTS
CAPITAL SHIPS
BUILDING
KU KLUX KLAN
BEHIND MOVE FOR APPLIED COAT
TAR, FEATHERS
CONTINUED PEACE
ST. JOHNS RIVER
APPROPRIATIONS
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NOTED EDUCATOR TO
DELIVER CHRISTMAS
ADDRESS AT ROLLINS.
WINTER PARK, Fin., Dec.lfl.—
Announcement was made here at
noon todny that the nnnunt Christmas
address to tho Rollins College students
will ho delivered by President W. M.
Kemper, o f Palmer College, In Know
les Hall, December 18. Dr. Kemper is
a speaker of ability nnd nB this
service Is largely attended by alumni
throughout the state he will no doubt
ho henrd by one of tho Inrgcst audi
ences over to assemble nt Rollins
College.
PENSACOLA, Dec. ltV—Fred C.
Cubberly of Gainesville, wns sworn
in hero Tuesday by Federal Judge
Sheppard as United States Attorney
for the Northern district o f Florida.
Mr. Cubberly who recently wns ap
pointed by President Harding to suc
ceed John L. Neely who lias held tho
position seven years, was district at
torney from 1909 to 19151, having been
served through the administration of
President Taft. Mr. Cubberly moved
to Gainesville in 19151 nnd since that
time had served two terms nH munici
pal judge and also ns City Attorney
New York, Dec. 10.— Another will
and another claimant bobbed up to
dny in the complicated chsc of Mrs.
Margaret Enston, Brooklyn recluse,
who died October 27, leaving nn estate
of $200,000.
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Tho last document, purporting to
ho the copy of tho will signed l>y Mrs.
Enston and her husband in 1919, was
forwnred to tho Brook’.yn surrogate’s
offico by Miss Jessie Alston Owens
of Spnrr, Fin., claiming to lie n cousin
With It wns mailed a credential,
describing Miss Owens as n "veritable
lady bountiful” and signed by Frank
Ilnrris Editor o f tho Ocnla banner, of
Ocnln( Fin., who asserted that Miss
Owens had been a frequent contribu
tor to his paper, "bo'.h in poetry nnd
prose on religious nnd moral themes.’’ *
Upon Mrs. Eaton's death there hns
been mailed anonymously to the surrgntc in 1921 lenving the estate to a
daughter "Miss Florence Johnson, of ’
Ohio."
Today's will, lenving the ostuto to
J cshIc Alston Owens "our loved
cousin" wns attested by Thomns
Perry nnd Charles Thomas, and pur
ported to have been sworn toheforc
U. C. Dupree, a notary public, who ex
plained the absence of n seal on tho
document by the notation: "Unfortun
ately my stnmping outfit wns lost out
of tho cnrrlnge yesterday hut this is
nil right.."
A coppy o f the affidavit, hearing
the name of J. I Simmons, notary
public was attached. Tho nffidnvit
stated that justice of the pence
Dupree and two witnesses were dend.
STATE RESTS IN
TRIAL OF BURCH
Try a Hornld Want Ad todny.
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UP IN RECLUSE CASE
“At the End of
the World” ..
Also Striking Models and Fox News
C! A T IT D F I A V at the PRINCESS^-Marie Provost
j A 1 U l l l J / i I in “ Nobody’s F o o l;"a ls o Comedy
M A K E IT A N
ELECTRIC GIFT
11.00^:
Los Angeles, Dec. 10. —The prose
cution in the trial of Arthur C. Burch
for tho nllegcd murdor of J. Bolton
Kennedy, rested its case into todny
Adjournment wnH taken until Monday
on motion of tho defense.
Brewton, Georgin, hns n woman
mnyor nnd five women members of
the hoard of nldcrninicn.
LXTZu CUJUM^- - ‘
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Gr1 ^ly Fights
Tomahawks
Stockade?
Copt. Ficmont
Blazing Alter*.': *
Mexicans
Landslide
Bison Man
Squaws
Vaifon Train?
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CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
In our show windows,
come in and look around
—we have Something
for all o f the family.
THE BALL HARD
WARE CO.
WARD & RIVE
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GENERAL
West First St.
R E P A IR IN G
Old Ford Garage
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
OPT. D.
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Battle?
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FRESH
Removal Announceme't
Universal ptetenh
Red Blooded
American History
Chapter Play
'W IN N E R S
oW eW E ST '
JOHN J. H EITZ, M . D.
and Chiropractor
whoso offices for tho pnst yunr wore
located nt tho Sominolo Hotel and at
107 Ninth avenue, Sanford, hns mov Frnmcs Repaired Lenses Duplicated
ed into n larger plnco which is being
EYES EXAMINED
equipped ns tho Sanford Sanitarium,
Sanford, FIs.
located nt 1009 Union Street or Sec 212 East. 1st St.
ond street East.
WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSB
WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS
Starring
ART
ACOR
A N Y P A R T OF T O W N , ON TER M S TO
SU IT Y O U
Directed bv
td Laemml*
You can make money buying for 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.
Beginning
Monday, Dec. 19
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A big selection of tho latest books, by such popular uuthors ns Booth
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TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 10.— Rumb
lings of a cnpitol romovnl fight from
down Ocala way havo gotten a riso
from qunrtors on tho hill so to speak.
Tho board of commissioners of Pub
lic Institutions, with an oar to tho
ground may be, or most likely to pre
pare for such a legal movo as now has
been threatened by an Ocnla legal
firm, mot in exccutivo session July 29,
1921, nnd passed a resolution to tho
effect that tho bonrd had dotormined
thnt funds did exist in tho stnio treas
ury to enrry out extensions nnd im
provements on tho cnpitol building as
provided in recent legislation. Tho
Ocnla attorneys havo announced they
would seek to obtain an injunction
against proccodlng with tho improve
ment boenuso tho money did not exist
in tho treasury in accordance with tho
legislative enactment.
It was explained to nn inquiring re
porter yostorday that tho commission
ers of state institutions acting as a
bonrd for a determination as to shrd
cnpitol commission applied to tho
board for a determination as to whothor funds necessary for the work exist
ed, nnd after consulting with tho stato
treasurer and comptroller, tho board
adopted a resolution saying in part:
“ It was then and thero decided nnd de
clared by tho said board of commis
sioners of stato institutions thnt tho
funds for such onlargcmont, alteration
nnd ropnir o f tho said cnpitol building
nt Tnllahnssco, Fla......... will bo nvnilnblo when tho samo becomes duo nnd
pnynblo and constituto a
charge
against tho stato of Florida.
in every socket for better and bright
er lights
WORTHINGTON SEEING THINGS
G. H. CUItTISS AWARDED
PATENT AS THE FIRST
LAKE WALES, Dec. 10,—What
AERONAUTIC INVENTOR
Editor Jack Worthington of the Lnkc
Now York, Dec. 16.—In n decision, Wnles Highlander described nB tho
epoch-making in the history of nero- "daddy of nil "gators" was enptured
court of appeals todny held that Glenn by three flshormon Inst week in Lnko
II. Curtifls was tho first person to Pictce, n few miles north of hero.
Invent nnd operntc n flying bont nnd Tho ’gator, which In n battle with n
issued an order awarding him tho fellow saurlnn had lost from ten to
twelve inches of his tail, measured
broad patent for hydroairplanes.
Tho decision, said by aeronautic thirteen foot six lucres in length while
oxpcrtn, to he one of the most slgn- the distance from tho tip of his nose
fleant doveloyments in aviation since to his eyes wns twenty inches.
The allgntor became entangled in a
the Wright patent were upheld, re
fish
net, wns drnwn to the side of tho
versed tho lower court’s tullng which
boat
ami killed by blows on the head
nwarded the patent rights to Albert
with
a bar o f idon. Indications were
S. Janin, an inventor of Stntcn Island.
that
the
big fellow had been cock of
It constituted the Inst development in
the
wnlk
in his own domain, the side
legal battle fought in tho patent
of
his
jaw henring
a
great
office and courts slnso 19151, with tho
scar
inflicted
in
a
fight
with
a
chal
two ligignntn.
lenger
who
didn’t
agree
with
the
contest for the fundamental patent
Ross.
His
tusks
wore
worn
down
that tho French pioneer, Fnblo, who
in 1908 constnictcd nn hydroplane and persons fnmilinr with ’gators
with which he rose from tho water declared it was a very old citizen.
but which he never succeeded In land
ing without wrecking.
CUIIBERLY IS U. 8. ATTORNEY.
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TOASTERS,
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Belfast, Dec. 10.— (By Assoaintcd
Press.)— Following a dcscisnn todny
Vacuum Cleaners
by a ninjorlty of tho County Council
------nnd-----of Fermanagh, in Ulster County, to
W ashing Machines
recognlzo tho authority seized tho
on Easy Payments
council building nnd ail its books nnd
documents.
Put Edison Lamps
Don’t forget the $10 Suit Sale
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Tarklngton, Gene Stratton Porter, Harold Hell Wright, Znuo Grey,
James Oliver Curwood, Peter B. Kyne, nnd Mary Roberts Rinehart;
also books for boys and girls.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17,1981
SO C IE TY
i t o . FRED DAlQfcR, Society Editor,
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday—Lleut. H. A . Bivins will en
tertain the members of tho Hern*
don-Blvlns bridal party at dlnnor
at the Valdez Hotel, preceding the
rehearsal for tho wedding.
Saturday— Horndon-B Ivins Nuptials
at high noon at Holy Cross Eplsco*
L pH Church.
ohttftiay— Mrs. A, P, Connolly Will
ehtefteih tho hlembeTs of the Hefndon-Blvlns brlday party at a wed*
ding breakfast, at her homo on
Rign61ld AvdAue.
Saturday—Tho Children’s Story Hour
Wilt m Held at Central Park at 4:00
o'clock,
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Friday—Mi1*. Henry Purdon will en
tertain tho riichibcrs of the T. N. T.
Club At her hohie on Piilhietto avddtfe at 8:80 pi ni.
Friday—The Indies of tho Bnptlst
ehureh will hold their bandar and
cooked food sale at tho old stand
o f Mrs. Cates on First street.
Frldny— Mrs. Dwight Babbitt will en
tertain at a Buffet Supper at her
homo on Sanford Heights at seven
o'clock, honoring
Miss Wlnnlo
Bfbwh n brido-olbct of this month.
Friday— Mrs. Hal Wight will entertrtin tho members of tho "Lucky
Thirteen" brldgo club nt her homo
On Park avenue, In honor of Miss
Adelaide Higgins.
Saturday—The Ladies of the Baptist
church Will hold their bazaar and
cooked food salo nt the old Btnnd o f
Mrs. Cotea.
.
Monday— Misses Zoo and Fannie Relm Munson will give n dance nt
their homo on Myrtlo nvenuo at
8:80 p. m.
Saturday— Mrs. Clnudo Howard will
give a farewell party for Mrs. La
Verne Hurt nt her home on Third
street at 3:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hines motored
to Tampa today where they will spend
the week end.
Mrs. I,. It. Phillips, Miss Marion
Phillips and Raymond Phillips spent
tho afternoon very pleasantly in Or
lando yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Dear* lias returned to
her homo in Augusta, Gn„ after
aponding several weeks very pleasant
ly ns tho guest of Mrs. T. L. Dumas.
Lucuis McLeod, of Haines City, wns
tho guest of friends here yesterday
returning to Haines City this even
ing.
Mrs. B. .1. Starling returned home
yesterday from Jacksonville, where
she spent two weeks with her Bister,
Mrs. Robert Sims at her homo in
Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. Sims have
just returned from an extended visit
to the Orient.
Mr. mid Mrs. T, I,. Dumas, Mrs. F.
A. Hazard, Mrs. W. T. Langley and
MIbh Agnes Dumas motored to Lake
land today whoro they will spend the
week end as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Langley,
James Higgins, of Haines City, is
spending tho week end hero with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Higgins,
AMERICAN EDUCATION * E e H
SANFORD CRAMMER SCHOOL
wedding march, played by Hiss VcJm l Shipp, Wfl* foiled forttf; Mrs.
Babbitt aftd Miss BroWn led (ho Way
to tho dining room, the table With
snowy linen ftltloftig cut glrtSa and
silver with a centcrpcco of bosket of
rod roses from Whch streamers of
red ribbon tied In dainty bowa to
polnsettn adorned miniature candy
boxes, as favors. Tho placo cards
were little Chrtstmns brides In
Christmas attire.
A five course supper wns served
followed by music, readings and lively
conversation.
Those to enjoy this delightful occasoh were: Miss Wlnnlo Brown, Clara
MillCn, Ruth Kannor, Edna Chitten
den, Laura Chitenden, Mrs. Bnrbcr,
Mrs. Sarah Bray, Mrs. liste r, Miss
Hall Slid Mrrt. Babbitt.
M a r k in g
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
t°wni'
l he Boy Sobuts of thilo two troopM
wish to* thank Mr. Crippon for n
lend of wood Hint he donated to them
for the canlp firm Tim two- troops,
three and four, are composed of'wldouwnke boyS' and they' a rc anticipat
ing some great times- for thO filttirc.
Give thenv a hand nnd "boost"' them
along fo success.
Fhy Loosing, S. P.
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Mr. Tnylor, In discussing tho local
conditions was very high in his praise
0f our most favored city and its groat
possibilities, ns well us highly pleased
with tho efficient service being ren
dered tho Lexington owners by their
local representatives. Ho stated each
nnd every owner he has met hero of a
Lexington wero bo strong In tholr
pruisca of the enr one might think
thoy were stork-holders in tho Com
pany or in tho local agency.
Tho Lexington factory hns become
Mako thu editor happy by sending
a wonderful lender in building n car
In your Job printing1now.
for efficiency and economy us well ns
n lender ub a builder of a ronl snappy
sport model car which nt this time in
In grent demand.
B a tte r y Co.
H of
The National banking
Last week Was observed as "Ameri
A useful Christmas gift, buy k ko
can Educational Week" In many cities dak.—Bower & Roumillat.
225-tfc
and towns of the country. The move
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ment-was planned by tho Amerlcnn
December 14: Only eleven more
Legion and the National Education days for email boys to be good.
Association, and had for Ub definite
object tho consideration of ways by
Tho O. T. 0 . Gift Shop is still do
o f the United States has for its chief object the
which better education and bettor ing business at the corner of Fourth
furnishing of funds where they are most needed;
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Americanism might bo bro’t about. and Oak.
the safe-guarding of deposits and the stabilizing
Sanford Grnmmcr School, at the stlgof our ehtiro business structure. W efe it not for
A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko
goat ton of its efficient Principal,
this mighty system of National Banks, linked to- •
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spent several recitation periods In an dak.— Bower & Roumillat.
gether in the great Federal Reserve, o f which all
interesting and profitable considera
National B^nks Are members, the nation wohld un
Even the poor prune hris acdftolnttion o f the subject, it Was particular
doubtedly be gfoping in the midst of financial de
fdr
ly pleasing to note the original dis
pression nnd turmoil.
cussions given by members o f the standing By to fepei Boarders,
The fnomerit yob becofne & depositor
this
classes In Civics. Speeial exercises
Bank
yob
are
a
part
of
our
National
Banking
Sys
Buy yetI# Christinas tree and
word held In the Auditorium on Fri
tem.
day at the regular Chapel hour, At ChrlatmM green front the Woman’s
MRS. WIGHT HOSTESS AT LOVE- which time the following program Club.
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Think this oVfeY. Can you afford to stay on
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LT BRIDGE PARTY
was given by the pupils of the Sev
tho outside?
Beautiful llde of OhrlitmnB Station
Mrs, Hal Wight was the gyaclous enth Grade:
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hostess yesterday afternoon enter
Sotig: My Country T1S o f Th*»— ery, BoVrer & Robrtilllat.
taining delightfully nt bridge nt her
School.
C rittifcift HlNN’nftf Surdny noon
attractive home on Park avenilO, hon
Pledge to Flag—School.
and evening, d rey Gables, mr the
oring Miss Adelaide Higgins, wheSo
Bible Reeieation— seventh dfade.
beach, seabreere, Fla.
phono 401.
nmrringe to Mr. Lucius McLeod takes
Why We Have Schools -William
fc'ree bath fttftHMt
74-Jfri-St-flm
place next week. The guests Includ
DuBose.
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A COMMUNITY BUILDER
f
ing tho members of tho "Lucky Thir
Our Flng— Evelyn Taylor,
still,
the
Eastern
situation
won’t
teen Bridge Club” and an extra table
Flag Rules— Fred Stanley.
6 , F* W hitner, Cashier \
benefit greatly by An official c6nt of 9 F. F. Forster, Pres.
of guosts.
Columbia Th0 Gem Of Tho Ocean
whitewash on tho Status quo,
Tho lower floor o f tho homo wns
in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin i
— School.
adorned with crystal vases and bas
A Description Of A Oood American
A large assortment o f Donnlson’a
kets of crimson rosos nnd poinsottlns.
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— Civic Class.
bonutiful'y engraved Christmas cards.
The decorations fonturod the Christ
Tho Old Flng Forever— Margaret — Mobley's Drug Storo.
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mas colors with beautiful effect.
Cnrvnn.
The card tables were arranged In
r ’ag Sabi i a.
Buy your Christmas tree and
the living room nnd tho dining room,
Star
Spangled Bnnno •—School.
Christians green from the Woman's
nnd the score enrds were done in at
The National Hymns wore sung club,
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tractive Christmas design.
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After sovornl interesting games of with much fcolig and expression, |
bridge, the top score prize, gold lin and tho readings und recitations w ere! Beautiful lino of Christians Station225-tfc
gerie clasps was awarded Mrs. B. L. given in a manner which reflected cry, Bower & Roumillat.
You Ctfri Find the Nam e o f Every Live Pro
Perkins. Tho honorce was also pre credit, on the pupila taking pnrt, ns
well ns on the Seventh Grade tcnchers
Buy y9ur Christman tree and
sented lingerie clasps.
fessional and Business Main in
The delicious refreshments served who were In ehnrgo o f tho progrnm, Christmna green from tho Woman’s
Sanford in This Column
227-3tc
consisted of fried oysters, potato MIhs Millcn, in a few well chosen Club.
remarks
outlined
thc
movement,
em
chips, olives, hot biscuits and coffee.
Instead of stnmping n package
Those enjoying this lovely party phasizing the relntlon between better
were Mrs. LoVerno Hurt, Mrs. M. education and better Americanism. ‘ 'Registered," it might bo a good idea
CONTRACTORS
LAW YERS
dowdy, Mrs. E. P. Morse, Mrs. A. W. This excellent program wns the ap- to affix a small portrait of a Marine.
---------Fitts, Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. B. L. proprlutc clone of an unusually in- ^
S. 0 . Shinholser
George A . DeCottes
Buy your Christmas tree nnd
Perkins, Mrs. Claude Howard, Mrs. tercsting nnd helpful week nt SanChristmas green from tho Woman’s
A. B. Wnllneo, Mrs. I). 1). Caldwell, ford Grnmmor School.
Contractor nnd Builder
Attorney-nl-Law
Club.
Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mrs. H, B.
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Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
•:* FLORIDA
Lewis, Mrs. F. E, Householder nnd BAND CONCERT TOMORROW
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Mrs. W. C. Hill.
A nice line of Bibtcs anil Testa
AFTERNOON IN CENTRAL
I'AIIK— EVERYBODY INVITED ments for tho old nnd young.— Mob
Sanford C onstructs Co.
ley's Drug Storo,
227-tfc HARTFORD B A T T E R Y
BRIDGE PARTY FOR VISITOR
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The
Sanford
band
will
render
n
Mrs. L. P. MeCuller wns tho grac
Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully
“ Battery Insurance”
All kinds of imported perfumes.—
ious hostess yesterday afternoon at 'sacred concert tomorrow afternoon in
Furnished
Bower & Roumillat.
225-tfc
Sold and Serviced by
bridge, nt her homo on Ninth street, Central Park nt four o'clock and ev
All Work Guaranteed
in honor of her sister, Mrs. Brooks, eryone
.
,. is invited
,
r„.to come
, out
, , and onH. T. PACE
P. 0 . Box III
Edw. H iggins, Inc*
il is much easier to love a dog thnn
who is her house guest. There were 1J° y ,the mmi?' *hc Snnford bnTul hn"
three tables of players.
Imndo wonderful reputation this sen- to love people who keep dogs that
H aight & Wieland
howl.
___ P U R E W A T E R
Tho rooms where thc card tables K0,‘ ,,nd m,my vtaltora to tho citF
tho Sanford band is much better thnn
______
wore placed were most attractive with
"That O. K. Butter-crust Brcnd
GARAGES
baskets of roses and other cut flow the hnnds travelling through the state
Elder Springs W ater
giving concerts nt big prices, The makes tho fnmily happy." Poinsoters.
99.98% PURE
following program will ho carried out: tin Butter-split bread "can't bo beat
Smith Bros. Garage
Of exceptional interest was tho
Phone
311-W
Sanford, Fla
March— Miasionniro .......H. C. Miller en."
227-Ctc
Expert Repairing
gnmo of bridge played during tho af
Overture— Joy to tho World.....
OIL, GAS and ACCESSOKIES
ternoon, high score being made by
...................................... Bnrnhouso
Every color of Dennison's Lustre
“ HOTELS
Mrs. Robert Hines, who wan given silk
Onk and First
Paper
lingerie. The honoruta was also pre Idyil— A Garden Dance......G. Vargas Crepe Paper, also Cropo
Voce! Si Io—The Holy City.............
Streamers, Festoons and other Oensented silk lingerie.
Hotel Montezuma
\dnms
nison’s Cropo Pupor Christmas decor
.............................
Stephen
Geo. W . Knight
At the conclusion of tho game Mrs.
Patrol of tho Piccaninnies
ations.—
Mobley’s
Drug
Store.
227-tfc
MeCuller assisted by Miss Emma
“ Sanford’s New Hotel”
Real Estate and Insurance
.......................- .............. Lnmccnik
Owens served a tempting salad course
11.50 Up Per Day
Selection from Chnuncey Alcott's
A feminine writer says nothing is SANFORD -:- -:- -:- FLORIDA
and coffee.
Isle o f Dreams............... J3, It. Ball thiser thnn a married mnn's excuse.
Invited to meet the honoroe were:
Baritone Duett— Tarhonrd Watch,
N OVELTY
The lady hasn't tried restaurant soup .. Employment Bureau.. SA N F O R D
Mrs. Robert Hines, Miss Theiinu Ema
er, Miss Initio Caldwell, Miss Agnes ] w * ' ,oy ’......................... I,nul ,lc Vl,lc Intely.
The vocational committee of tho Busi
Mlo.............. Di Capua
WORKS
Dumas, Mrs. John Leonard), Mrs. R .' n * ltf,orw
ness
nnd
Professional
Women's
Club
March—Thunderer
...........J.
P.
Sousa
After December 15th the Co-opcraC. Maxwell, Mrs. Don Whitcomb, Mrs.
Key tive storo will move from ’ the present requests all young women desiring
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. L. C. Kolb and Star Spangled Banner ..........
location in the old pnssctiget' depot to employment to register nt tho First
Miss .Louise Kolb.
XYLOPHONE SOLOIST AT
General Shop and Mill
the storo room nt 417 Sanford Avc., National Bank.
AT
THE
BAPTIST
TEMPLE
AGNES
G.
BERNER,
Chairman
Hint
has
been
occupied
by
Brown’s
11RD CROSS MEETING
W ork
SUNDAYNIGHT; HEAR HIM Market. Low ensh prices for fresh
The Seminole Chapter of the Red
meats nnd groceries,
22G-4tc
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Sanford Machine &
Cross will hold their annual meeting
The music lovers of Sanford will he
517 Commercial Street Hanford, F l i
Tuesday evening, December 20th nt 8 glad to know that Mr. Owens, a tnlFoundry Co.
Christmas Candies,
Whitman’s,
o'clock at the Woman's Club rooms. ontcr Xylophone soloist will he nt the
Huyler's, Wiley' h nnd Log Cabin Pe General Machine and Boiler Works
Everyone In Seminole county is invit Baptist Temple on Sunday night nnd
Automobile Flywheel Stool Goar
can nut roll.— Mobley’H Drug Store.
TRANSFER
ed and urged to attend.
will render several selections.
Mr.
bnnds In stock
227-tfc
Owens was a special musician at the
Crank Shafts lie-turned
“ WE DELIVER THE GOODS"
BOY SCOUTS HIKE
Florida assembly hold at Stetson UniHowever,
American
idealism
Quick Service Transfer
varsity for ten days last summer. He doesn't take the form of renunciation
Sanford
Steam
Laundry
........ 'WiKhtcd the large audiences who |of markets in the Far East.
Troop Three, Baptist, and Four,
Storage Facilities ,.
Congregational, hiked out to Silver ho" rdhira- , , ,
I
______
FOR SERVICE
H wp ph>u«o you, tell oilier*: If no
Lnko Friday night.
There were 1 You are invited to attend tho ser
Tho ladles of the Baptist Church
Call 14G-J
tell us. Phone 499
twenty four scouts from Troop Three, vices nt the Baptist Tempo
P® and hear will hold tholr annual bntnnr oil Fri
W. RAWLING, Prop.
Scoutmaster
Haddock
of Troop
Bppc‘ftL mu,,ic- Tho 8orvico wi" day and Snturday, December 10 and
—Get yuur Serutcu Pads troni Th*
17. Plnco will bo announced later;
Three, ten BCouta from Troop Four, ’° 8 n nt ’
p* m*
Herald—by tho pound— 15c.
219-tfc
and Ass't Scoutmaster Mnllcm of
Acteylene W elding
LEXINGTON SALEH
Troop Four. Mr. Marlow a commit
It KPR K8 ENT ATI V E HER K
OF ALL KINDS
H. W . N IC K E R SO N
All kinds of imported porfumos.—
teeman of Troop Three was also
Bower & Roumillat,
225-tfc
present until nine o'clock
Friday
Sanford W elding Co. Public Accountant; Audits—Systems
J. II. Taylor, Southern Sales rep
night.
resentative for tho Lexington motor
Income Tax Service
Good meals, fd.OO per week, Tho Located in Engle llhlg., 205 Onk Avc.
The scouts hud a fine trip to the
, ,
. . . .
carB<lu,H Just arrived In tho city, call- Tompto Club, corner Third nnd Park.
lake,. a fine supper, a good night« injf on their locn, {h(k]oTi t,R
j. Q
T. N. T CLUB
Mrs. Henry Purdon entertnined the
members of the T. N. T. Club most
pleasantly yesterday afternoon nt her
homo on Palmetto nvo.
Poinsottlns in baskets wero used in
decorating the rooms, and tho after
noon was spent with sewing on dainty
bits of fancy work.
Late in the afternoon the hostess
served fruit salmi, sandwiches und
olives uu refreshments.
Among those attending this delight
ful meeting wore Mrs. Raymond Key,
Mrs. Fred Walsman, Mrs, John Smith,
Mrs. A, W. Leo, Mrs. D. C. Mnrlowo,
Mrs. J, B. Lawson, Mrs, Fred Dniger,
Mnn Robert Hi>rnll6n, Mrs. Howard
sleep, and an enjoyable hike back to m0tar (’ 0t
Smith and Mrs. J, C. Bennett.
FOR MIBH BROWN
A’ very pretty social event Friday
night was the Buffet Suppor given by
Mrec Dwight Babbitt) honoring, Miss
Winnie Brawn,'whose nmrririgo to Mr.
Carl Bradbury takes placo this
menthr.
. The Christmas' colors wero used in
decorating the rooms' and baskets and
vases of red roses nnd polnscttias|Wviso
very beautifully and- effectively ar
ranged, When tho guests had all
arrived and nt the appointed hour the
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
C •fh - a• rt g ■
e sr
Room 10 McNclIl-Davls Bldg.
tf-p
Phono 852
IN S U R A N C E
When a' mifft uffocte to have lost
Interest in tho Indies, lie has either
roligion or n bald head;
N.
Y.
INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair
W. T. ItOBLRTS, Agent
After1December loth the Co-operntlvo storo will mt t j frowt thb1present
locntlonrin the old1passenyef depht tb Sanford
the Btore room at)- 417 Sanford1Ave;,
*■
that has beau occupied by Brown’s
Market. Low cash prices' fo r fresh
meats anfl groceries;
220-4tc
Good nows— Rivers Bfetherf*, Sant
ford ovonue, havr Just received anoth
er nloo assortment of Pater’s Diamond
B r a n d Shoos for children and infants.
Solid leather, well put together. Send
or bring your children and have them
fit up. Thoy will got tho same treat
Tho way to booBt your community ment nnd prices ns though you camo
is to boost your HOME PAPER.
yourself.
228-2tc
^
’ ..... .
»■
Christmas cards at Herald: of4ioo.
ChtlSttoas cards at Herald office.
...... —
~
m
LIFE
Orlando, FI*.
Shop
Located at 207 FrohcH Ave., between
1 ............... - —— ■i
Florida 2nd and Third, K. It. BERGQUI9T.
— in.
A* illlitllr ..........................
T llli LADIES OF THE BAPTIST
.
I
TEMPLE WILL HOLD THEIR AN-
8
NUAL BAZAAR AT MRS. CATES’
8
OLD STAND ON FIRST STREET,
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VI
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17,1921
OUR WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW
Now York, Doc. 16, 1021.
Events during tho past week, both
nationally and Intornatlonolly apeak. lnjr hovo boon of flrat claaa Import, -neo, not only from thflir political, but
from their general ofh om ic point o f
|view Tho settlement ct tho Irish
question, tho partial agreement to re
adjust tho Gorman reparations plan,
tho approach of tho Arms Conference
to a soulomont of some at leaat of
tho Issues by Vrhlch ft has been Con
fronted, and the president's outspok
en and constructive position on importent business questions I« his messago to congress have all furnlshod
helpful factors which have tended to
stabillso business and investments.
The report of Secretary of tho
Treasury Mellon, taken In conjunc
tion with the more guarded language
used by President Harding, seems to
make It dear that In the comparative
ly early future further ttiislon of
the tax laws will be demanded. The
secretary of the treasury fditefully
calls attention to tho harm wrought
by present surtax rates and by other
phases of existing taxation, and puts
to flight tho Idsa that theso measures
esn be considered as weighing with
special force upon the wealthier ele
ments in the population. They in fact
work against the average man far
more strongly ihali 'they do against
tho person upon whom they are tech
nically levied. There le no assurance
as to when* congress will bo Induced
to revise its work uj)on this score, but
such actio ncannot be Indefinitely de
layed. As to tho president's proposals
respecting tho suspension o f the Issue
of tax exempt bonds, they ore in lines
with tho policy already favored by
careful students of tho situation.
Their influonce is undoubtedly toward
the raising of the values of outstand
ing Liberty Bonds, although it must
of course be In any case a good wblio
before n constitutional amendment of
thu kind advocated by tho president
could bo advocated, and it may bo
doubted whether tho right of the fed-
.G IFTS.
of U tility
and E co n o m y
Tho clmrm of Electrical Gifts
lies in this fa ct:— thoy keep
right on serving and pleasing
year after year. Electrical Ap
pliances are the “ little servants
of the Home’’ so much in demand
in modern housekeeping.
Could any gift bo more appropriate
to express a lusting regard?
Thoro ore ho many things to chooso
from at thin Electrical Shop— Perco
lators, Washing Machines, Electric
Irons, Vacuum Swcopors.
By all
means give Electrical Gifts and overy member o f tho housohold will
bless you on Christmns and every day
thereafter.
GILLON & FRY
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
oral government to tnx municipal and
local scurities will over bo sanctioned.
Secretary Mellon’s demands for econ
omical and careful management also
point to a better stnta of things in
notional finance, whllo tho budget
message which President Harding has
submitted to congress Indicates that
decided progress lias already been
made toward a reduction of outlay,
and gives promise of still stronger
conditions.
The president’s announcement that
ho intends to bring forward a vigor
ous plan for tho encouragement of tho
morchant marine has undoubtedly
had its effect upon such stocks as In
ternational Mcrcantilo Marino and
other shipping issues. Postponement
of the railroad funding bill, which haa
evidently bccomo necessary, has been
regrettable from tho standpoint of the
roads and tho holders of their secur
ities, but this does not mean that its
adoption is Impossible. A fresh quar
terly declaration of dividends by the
Hill roads Is further evidence of the
confidence felt by railroad managers
in the improving character of the out
look—a confidence which is apparent
ly warranted by the 23 per cent improvemont In net railroad income over
the samo month Inst ydar, amounting
to $10G,OQQ,0Q0, which is now defin
itely shown In the final October fig
ures. Meantime, tho readier recep
tion of railroad bonds and other se
curities indicates that the credit of
tho lines is distinctly on the meitding
hand. Secretary Melon’s report paints
to the probability of early govern
ment financing on a large scale in
tho early future, and this, as well as
other factors, has naturally tended to
improve the quotations of federal is
sues.
Tho rumors of a probable merger
of independent steel concerns linvo
had their effect during tho pnst week
In rather stimulating tho interest in
these stocks, although tho effect of
tho rumors has been smaller than
would ordlnnrlly be tho case, duo to
tho fact that they have so often been
ropentod from time to tinio. Year-end
earnings for sonio of tho companies
will not bo very fnvorable, but their
general lovol of business continues to
hold its own on about thu same basis
as in rccont weeks. Thoro hns been a
decided improvement in tho business
of coppor companies, and bettor con
ditions than usual hnva prevailed in
tho rubber and tire market, aB well
as to some extent in tho automobile
field. Pricos have shown an advance,
ns rcvcnlod by tho Intest index num
bers, whllo retail trade is more active
than ut this time Inst year. The prin
cipal cause o f doubt within tho past
woek or two hns been tho apparent
slowing down in the improvement
previously noted in agricultural re
gions, due to tho fact that tho values
of farm products have not shown abil
ity to hold their own at tho higher lev
els which hnd been attained. Tnken
all in nil, however, tho outlook for
business improvement during tho win
ter, and pnrttculnrly in tho enrly
spring, scorns much better than nt any
time heretofore, Tho betterment of
the prospect with reference to Gor
man exchnngo hus been an unexpect
edly gratifying feature of the past
week’s progress. Meanwhile, the re
covery of the mark to a point above
onc-imlf a cent indicates that thu earl
ier reaction was overdone, nn opinion
entertained by many observers. Ad
vance in tho value of othor currencies
hnH been the natural outcome of tho
budget of good news mndo public this
woek.
On tho whole, tho tone of tho mar
ket is growing increasingly hopeful.
Nearly all industrial news has of late
been favorable. Tho share list has
reached a point which permits some
fluctuation, but there Ih no renson for
believing that its upward movement
has been stopped. Such irregularity
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asa/ic*vCtfg
PAM
os has occurred seems to be due to ■ ■ M M H M H M H M M M H I H H H M H U H M M M H M H M M a M I
the desire of traders in some stocks to
take profits. Moro Interest is being 3
taken by the general public, who
evince a willingness to purchase
stocks, especially in tho dividend class,
whenever they sell off a little. Good
reason for this disposition is found in
tho comparative easo of the monoy
market and tho optfmistie utterances
regarding future business by various
authorities, tho latest being Governor
Harding of the Federal Reserve
Board, who points out that business
conditions are not only very much bet
ter than they wore a year ago, but
there is good reason for bellaving that
wo are in for grantor prosperity than
Sanford, Fla.,
wo have ever had bofore.
Give a Real Gift This Christmas
By Henry Clews & Co.
i
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3
s
The Seminole County Bank
S an ford , F lorida
Care Seminole County Bank,
Sanford, Fla.
CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921
No,
No.
No.
Ko.
No.
91;.
80..
86..
S’!®1® p.m,
North bound
Arrive
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
82,.
84..
80.. ......... 2:35 p.m,
92...........4:00 p.m.
28.....----- 10:00 p.m.
Trilby Branch
4
Arrive
xNo, 100.
xNo, 24.
xNo. 168.
No, 22..
xNo.
No.
xNo.
xNo.
No.
Leesburg Branch
Arrivo
157. ......... 3:66 p.m.
21.
101........... 5:60 p.m.
26.
22..
' 4•
t •
Dear Qld Kris:
Departs
214& a.m.
'8:4p a.m.
1:88 p.m.
8:20 p.m.
7:10 p.m.
Departs
2:03 Hein*
12:05 p.m.
2:65 P .m .
4:06 p.m.
Dec. 13,1921.
Santa Claus,
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Southbound
Arrive
88.. ......... 2:86 a.m.
la
I think “ the missus” deserves a R E A L CH R ISTM AS
present this year.
s
Can you think o f anything1she would appreciate
more than her own Savings Account— a real nest eg g
that she can add to regularly?
She has a lot o f dreams tucked away in her head of
things she wants to do, so if I give her a little stfprt Til bet
she will save enough to make those dreams come true.
Bless her heart, I should have done this long ago.
Dsparta
7:00 a.m.
3:25 p.m.
7:00 a,m.
7:00 p.m.
Please open a Savings Account for her with the en
closed check and hang the pass book, with my card en
closed, on our Christmas tree.
FR IEN D H U SB A N D .
Departs
Oviedo Branch
xNo. 126..
3:40 p.m.
xNo. 127.
x—Dnily, except Sunday,
No. 2
S Enclosed please find check for $................................... with which to open a Savings Account for
.......................................................................... .
Natno
................*........... ..................................................................
Address
n
I Kindly mnil the pass book to mo at.....................................
In the Circuit Court of tho Seventh
Judicial Circuit of the 8tate of
| Drop a card in the book marked ‘ “ Merry Christmas from
Floridn, In and for Semimile County,— In Chancery
CITATION
Geo. Eugene Thurston, Complainnnt,
vs.
Dovlo Thurston, Defendant.
To Dovio Thurston, Residence Un
known :
It appearing from nn affidavit filed
in this enuso that you nro a non-resi
dent of tho Stnto of Florida, therefore,
you, Dovio Thurston, nro ordered and
required on the flth day of February,
A. I). 1022, to appear to the bill of
complaint exhibited against you in
this cnuRC.
It is ordered that this notice bo pub
lished in tho Sanford Herald once n
week for eight weeks.
Witness my hand and the scnl of
said court on this 10th day of Decem
ber, A. D. 1021.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk of tbo Circuit Court,
Sominolo County, Fla.
GEO. A. DeCOTTES,
Solicitor and Counsel for Com
plainant.
12- 10-Dte
N O T H ’ !') O F HALE] O F *'.10,000.00 S P E C
I A L T A X H CIIO O I, tllH T I I I C T NO.
n, h h m in o i .h c o u n t y , f i . oii-
ID A , (O VIHIM ) H I'BCIA I.
T A X H CIIO O I. U IH T II1 C T )
H CIIO O I. IIONIIH
Notion Ih hereby k Ivoii that Healed
.(Ih will bo received by tho Count;
Hoard o f Public lUHtrucilon o f Homl
nolu Comity, Florida, nt tho offlcu of
tho Huporlniondont of Public Instruc
tion of tho Htild County at tho Court
IIoumo in Hanford, Florida, on or before
tbo expiration of thirty duyu from tba
flmt publication of tills notlco and un
til 3:00 o'clock In the aftornoon of De
cember send, mat, for tho purchase of
120,000.00 Hpoclal Tux School District
No. 3, Humlnolu County, Florida, llonds;
mild IioiiiIh being dated July 1st, 1021,
hearing IntoroHt nt tho ruto of G tier
cent per annum, Interest payable muni*
annually on the first day of July uiul
January of each year until maturity:
said bunds maturoa and tho principal
becomes due nnd payable thirty years
after the date thereof; said homlH have
been validated and confirmed by dcoroo
of tho Circuit Court of tho Havoiith Ju
dicial Circuit of Florida, dated Hentumher 30, 1921; said bonds to ho sold
for delivery within fifteen days after
written notlco of acceptnnco of bid is
given; said bonds are of fl.000.00 de
nomination and Interest and principal
<; payable at National Park Dank, City
und Htate of Now York.
. > Written opinion of Mr. Jno. C. Thom
son, Attorney of Now York, approving
tho validity of suld bonds wilt bo furnlMtied.
.
, .
Each bid must bo accompanied with
a certified chock In tho sum of f200.00
mndo puyitble to tho Itourd of Public
Instruction for Hemtnolo County. Flori
da. such check o f tho successful blddor
to be retained as liquidated damage* to
tho Board should the successful bidder
rail or refueo to take up said bands ac
cording to the terms o f this natlcs and
his bid. The said Board reserves tho
right to reject any and all bids.
All proposals should bo addressed to
the County Board of Public Instruction
for Hemlnole County, Florida, oars of
T. W. Lawton, Hocroiary. Hanford. Flor
ida. nnd marked "Bids for Bonds''.
Wllnoss the handn of the Chairman
nnd Hncretnry and the seal of the said
Board at Hanford, Seminole County,
Florida, this the <th day of November,
A. D. 1931,
Address
)•
Nnmo
bill of complaint, herein filed, on
In Circuit Court of Seventh Judicial ttm
Vulcanizing1 Shop
tho 2nd day of January. A. D. 1911.
Circuit of Htate of Floridn, HemlIt Ih further ordered that this order
naln Countq.— In Chancery
of publication bo publlahed In tho Banford Herald, n nowapapor publlahed In
1111,1, TO a C I K T TITLES
Hanford, Homlnolo County, Florida, once at A lien’ Filling Station, now open.
wook for eight consecutive weeks.
FrnnccH Elisabeth Sprague. Complain a WltnoHH
my hand nnd official aeal of A mnHtcr tire builder is on tho Job
ant,
H
a
Id
Circuit Court nt Sanford, Florida, dny nnd night. Work guaranteed.
VI,
Tho Altnmonto Land Hotel and Navi IIiIh tho Gth day of November, A. D.
gation Company, a corporation under
(SEAL)
B. A. DUG LASS.
tho lawn of Florida, et al, Defend
Clerk of Circuit Court,
ants.
Hovonth Judicial Cir
Employment Bureau
NOTICK TO DBFKNUANTS KNOWN
cuit o f Florida, Heml
AND UNKNOWN
nole County.
. .
To: Tho Altamonte Lind Motel and B. F. IIOUSIlOLDHSIt,
.Solicitor for Complt.
tl-G-9ta Tho Vocational Committee of tho Bus
Navigation Company, a corporation
under tho taws of Florida. Hu auccesnd to nil
Horn or iiMHlgna, If exiatlng, and
all
iness nnd Professional Woman's Club
parties
partleH claiming Intoroiit
Intorent by, through
requosts
nil young wwicn desiring
EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE
or under said
Bald corporal lot
Ion or nasoclntlon In tho following donerlbcd prop
employment
to register at the First
erty Hltuato in Hemlnole County,
Florida, to-wlt: I.otH (30, 431, 446,
I represent progressive, modem In- National Rank, nnd business men *•449. 447, 449. 449. and 463, and a atrip
of land 24 1-2 feet, more or Icaa, off surnneo old-lino companies and am uiring heip to consult register.
the renr or aouth end of Lota 428
and 429, according to Flat o f Alta prompt in rendering you expert serv
monte Land Motel nnd Navigation
Company's tract duly rocordod In tho ice in securing for you Just what you
Piano Owners, Notice!
public rocorda o f Ornngo and Homlnolo CountloH, Floridn, nnd more def want In life insurance on tho plan
initely doacrlbed
by melon
ana
futura
bounds nn followa: Beginning nt n| suited to your present and
Hero for n limited stay. Patrons de
point 1130.fi feet North nnd 20 foot need.
Endowment,
monthly
income
Knot of the H, W. corner of tho N. E.
siring tunings phono Valdes Hotel.
1-4 of the 3. E. 1-4 of Hec. 13. Two. plans, and automobllo and fire in
21 8., Mango 29 E., thence North 244
foot, thenco Knot Oil feet, thenoo surance. Writo or phono me to call.
North 302 foot, thenco Enat 204 foot,
“ Mack the Piano Tuner”
W. J. THIGPEN.
thenco South GOB feet, thenco Waat
628 feet, thence North (22 feet, thenco
Went 304 foot to tho point o f begin
ning.
To: John J. Bright. Truatoe for hla
children, and Individually, If living,
and If dead, nil pnrilea claiming Intercata tinder tho anld John J. Bright,
trtiateo Tor hla children, nnd Individ
\ want to
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ually. doeeiiHcd, or othorwlHo: the
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These glasses
children of John J. Bright, If living,
nnd, If dead, all pnrtlea claiming InS
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A
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AUTO
REPAIR
AND READ
torentu under Iho children o f John J.
Bright, deconaod, or otherwise; and
- jT H I S
SHOP.
Julia M. Bright, If living, nnd, If
deni], all pnrtlea claiming Interests
iSo
under Julia M. Bright, decenaed, or
otherwlae; In nnd to tho following doHorlhnd real oatnle Hltuato In Somlnnlo County, Florida, to-wlt:
Lot
431 according to Flat of Altnmonto
Land Motel nnd Navigation Compnny’ a tract, duly recorded In tho
Public rocorda of Orange and Heml
nole Countlen. Floridn.
To:
Frank Hlmpaon, Grace Hlmpaon
and Helen Hlmpaon, helra and devlaeon o f Michael U. SlmpHon, deceased.
If living, and, If dead, all parttea
claiming Intercom
under
Frnnk
HlmpHon, Ornco Hlmpaon and Helen ■
Hlmpaon, decenaed or otherwlae;
Frnnk B .Hlmpaon, Tliomna C. Hlmp
General Repairs
Hon nnd William Butler, Truateoa of 3
Helen Slmpaon, If living, nnd,
If
Rear of Wight Bros.’ Service Station
dead, nil pnrtlea claiming Interenta
under Frank R. Hlmpaon, Thomas O. ■ SANFORD
FLORIDA
Hlmpaon nnd William Butler, Trustcen o f Helen Slmpaon, deconaod, or
otherwlae; nnd nil pnrtlea claiming
Intercom under Michael il. Hlmpaon,
dooenaad, or otherwlae, In and to the
follow ’
fpllowlngdeaorlhed
.............................
Innda in
............
Hemlnole
1
Count)
t y , Florida, to-wlt:
A atrip of
.eH*l
land 14 1-2 feet wide, more or lean. 9
off the rear or Houth end o f Lot 419
nooordlng to Plat o f Altamonte Land
Hotel nnd Navigation Company’s
tract, recorded In the Publlo Ilecordo
of Orange and Seminole Counties,
Florida.
Tot Laura J. aibbe, If living, and. If
dead, ail parties claiming Intoreete
under I.nura J. Olhbo, deceased, or
otherwise; Lennder Ludlow, If living,
W o rk Guaranteed
and, if dead, all parties claiming In
terests under Leander Ludlow, de
Prices Reasonable
ceased, or otherwlae, In and to the
following described lands In Heml
002
French, Near Depot
nole County, Florida, to-wlt! BB 1-4
o f NW 1-4 o f NW 1-4 of Section 14,
Phone 404
9
X
u
1
P. A. MERO
Seminole
Printery
Twn. II, Range I? K.
And to any and all persons or parties
right,
Interests.ln
olailrnlttg^any
ill
7 ■
Iglllt title
tUin or tiiiviesig
eis
an_ to ___ properties hereinabove de
ie< by ar through any o f the
scribed,
™ . , « do . , . ? '
“ ‘ s
a
.
above namedd parties, or atherwlss.
It le Hereto
■y Ordered r~
and Required
AU<t !'W . LAWTON.
Supt. and Ex-Officio Secretary, that you and each
e a o h t f you
y o u do appear to >i n m
Lumley & Lumley
Proprietors
m 6 H 6 in a n u u iH iiiin iu iM iiM
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17,1921
PAGE POUR
tlon of congressional and senatorial j way if you want to have and kcop the
SANFORD DAILY HERALD candidates.
For this reason the state respect of thinking men and womon.
E MUNICIPAL
OWNERSHIP
Only 8 more Days till Xmas
It is somewhat easier to cultivate
has not gotton the recognition it
the debnting spirit rather than to get
should have.
Men may bo good men and yet be down to work nnd nttend to your own
poor representatives
in congress, business, but if you are not careful
m u im i
Thoy may have no
qualifications to bo right in your attitudo you injuro
* s
fm
---------ft. J. HOLLY _______________ Editor whatever, nnd yet if thoy have friends yourself.— Atlanta Georgian.
Ml B
N. J. LILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer who can organize the district or tho
Under This Head, Articles Nl
We will not soy “ Do Your Christmas Shopping
9 . A. NEEL____ __ General Manager stnto for them they will go to con- F. P. FORSTER FOR LEGISLATURE P i Pro and Con Regarding Mu- Ml
Pa nicipnl Ownership Will IJo Ml
Early." Too many have said it before and it is al
gross whore they will fill a sent, noth
C. L. IRWIN
O liC U L A TlO If HAM 4 0 1 E
ing more; they cut no figuro what To the Editor of tho Snnford Herald: R» Published In the Herald. Ml B
most a joke. But we can say without Jtar of jok
Phone 148 op to 8 P. M.
Ka i
I have rend your editorial in a re M
over in shaping legislation. After two
ing
or contradiction that if you have bien saving
■
»"T.rnmw Ewt»» M.d. K»cw-» om AppHowUp* or three month's’ effort, they may be cent issuo concerning the candidacy of p j k a h M M M M M i t a M
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your money through our plan that doing your
•abMrtptUa Frio* la Advaaea
Obu I iu .................................................. H.00 able to write nn imaginary speech nnd tho Hon. F. P, Forster ns represent!)B
Christmas
shopping will cause you no fear because
H i M oiihi , i *«i *t m •11•m *•• 11•*•■•••* ®19^ get some other congressman to move (live in tho next legislature, with in
SHALL WE HAVE LIGHT?
D*llT*r*d Ib City by Cantor
Now that tho engineers selected to
you will have L'nat nest egg from which to draw
Ob* V m I ............................................. II OaaU to have it printed in tho congressional, teicst nnd approval.
It seems to mo that it is tho duty mnko an appraisal of tho water nnd
Tb* bif 11- to II'HA* Weekly Bareli en record without its over having boon
— IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE—
tirely o m n letataeU Oeomty u i la pahUabad
light,
plant
havo
made
tholr
report
and
of
Mr.
Forster
to
ullow
his
name
to
rend
in
th:
hnl>s
of
congress,
but
so
every FtIday. AdvarUitof rat*a mada knewa
It comes to you with full force that you have not
aa applleatioa. Damacratla U palltlaa. ft.to far ns their influence is concerned it bo used in thir connection, nnd that fixed a price that both parties have to
been saving ns you should. There is nothing gives
»aa year, el way. la adaaaaa.
counts for about nn much ns tho in tho voters ot tho county, men nnd be satisfied with, under the agreement
Member o f The Associated I’ reas
you so much independence as a Bank Account.
womon, ought to elect him by a very entered into last August, the problem
fluence of a mouse nt a bull fight.
shifts to tho shoulders of tho taxpay
Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas
large
majority.
Florida
hnn
a
host
of
capable
men.
< fi
It is fur the interest of Seminolo ers. The question becomes, "Shall wo
Mon who would get recognition If sent
b rin g s it home to you with full force.
to Washington nnd bring distinction county thnt it should bo represented in bond tho city to buy this plant and
Looked llko n "Whito Christmas"
B
to tho stnto. Why in tho world wo tho law-making body of tho stnto by own it as a municipal corporation?"
last night.
On tihs question opinion is so di
nre content to pick up somebody whose a man of inteligenco, knowledge, un
------------- o------------chief quniificntion seems to bo h's questioned integrity, dignity of char vided that a guess ns to tho outcome
Do your Christmas shopping early
ability to travel around nnd koon his acter and manner, public spirit, nnd would bo hazardous. Men freely ex
and you will not have to Btay out
fences In repair nnd tho political ma courage, und this is the kind of man press themselves for and against mulate.
chinery well oiled is n mystery. So that wo all know Mr. Forster to be. j nlclpal ownership. No doubt many
long ns wc Jo this wo can not hopo for Ho hns boon a citizen o f Floridn nnd people who were in favor o f municipal B
Sanford people enn feel that this is
much recognition or much help for of this county for a groat many years,1ownership a year ago, are not now.
o f Sanford
one of the greatest seasons In history
is thoroughly famillnr with tholr re The intricacies and exigencies of pol
Florida In n national way.
commencing with the first of Janu
Florida’s growing importance ought sources and needs, has wide and inti itics nre so disappointing to the av
ary.
to cnnhlc her to nssumo a more prom mate relations with all our people and erage voter thnt he shies ut proposals
------------------o -----------------inent position in the affairs of the na business enterprises, Is cautious nnd thnt would place public utilities under
Crescent City haB voted to own and
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
tion. If we send able men to congress conservative in temporament, and on- political management.
equip their own municipal water
In principle, public ownership is
nnd Hcnntu, wo get attention. "Mo to" Joys tho confidence of all our people
OPT. D.
plant. Every city in Florida will Hoon
Bort o f fellows only furnish trading whoso uplnion Ib worth considering. right. No one should bo permitted to
bo in the municipal owning class.
OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST
material for real congressmen. Flori We kn<vr thnt our interests, financial, make a profit out of public necessi
-------------- o-------------da can illy nfford to furnish trading educational and moral, may bo safely ties. That private-owned utilities aro
That new rond to the pavilion nnd
operated for profit, it would be foolmnterinl much longsr —iVoortor-Stnr. confided to his judgment and caro.
lake front is another fine improve
Mr. Forstor made n good record in iah to deny. A prlvntoly owned utilment that monns much to the city of
tho last legislature, nnd would be in ' ity plant is operated on an efficiency
FLORIDA PROSPERS
Snnford. Lot the good work go on.
n position to exercise still larger in- tmsla. There is no political pull about
Visitors from tho north nover tire fluence, and perform still greater ser- it. Mon aro selected for tho various
Sanford will either mnke a city of
of commenting on tho contrast be vico, if ho should bo re-elected. He posts solely for tholr fitness. If they
Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated
TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE in tho
tween tho evidences of prosperity hero “ knows tho ropes’’ ns a now man could enn not mnko good, they nre fired. In
THE STRONGEST
next two years or it will go bnckwnrd.
EYES EXAMINED
and buying equipment, or in making ronnd the new happily diminishing signs not— tho principles, methods,
GUARANTEED
It will never Htand still. Remember
tricks of legislative action—and would pairs, n private corporation knows no
of dull times in tho northern ntates.
TIRE MADE
212 East. 1st St.
8anford, Fla.
that.
They tell us that we hnvo no idea of not need to derato thofirst hnlf of the friends. It is purely n matter o f bus---------------o--------------WE
GRIND
OUR
OWN
LEN8B
,,
, _
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„ , what those states, particularly tho
..... session largely to "finding his place" incss and the mnn who can show tho
New Years Day will bo Hospital mid(ilo western manufacturing conter!I, and acquiring influence.
|most value for a dollar, gets the busiDny for Ornngo County Genornl Hos went through in tho early summer.
I trust that Seminolo county will ness. The reverse of this is true in n
pltnl at Orlando. How about mak They enn hardly believe that during honor both Mr. Forstor nnd itself by municipal-owned property. It is filled Removal Announcement Fabrics
Sizes
Cords
ing New Year's Day Hospital Day for nil that time Florida was pursuing tho
$
9.80
30x3
reluming him to this important post. from top to bottom with political
Sanford T
30x3 Vi
even tenor of her way and taking only
$18.00
W. F. BLACKMAN.
friends. Qualification is a secondary JO H N J. H E ITZ, M. D. $12.50
$19.15
32x3
ft
consideration. Efficiency Is only a
$25.50
a' languid interest in tho industrial re
and Chiropractor
It seems strange indeed thnt people ports in the daily papers.
$21.75
31x4
RAIL EARNINGS DO
Urni,
not
a
practice.
whoso
offices for tho pnst year were
will stand idly by and nover lift their
$25.35
32x4
There is a lesson of tremendous im
$32.40
NOT JUSTIFY CUT
T.h,°,n O
H
I “ f i y WOrd’ .Vmt I located nt tho Seminole Hotel nnd nt $26.50
little finger to help tho city in which portance in these facts. It shows that
33x4
$33,10
IN RATES JUST NOW should not bo used with n reckless
107 Ninth avenue, Snnford, hns mov- $27.25
they live and in which they are ob
34x4
$31.25
Florida’s prosperity is based upon con
--------|disregard for facts. But graft Is so
taining their living.
$33.40
32x4 Vt
$41.90
ditions altogether different from those WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.— Railroad c°ninion, both petty nnd grent, in pub$34.50
33x4 y2
$42.85
prevailing in other states. Florida earnings, oast nnd present, fail to liL’ nffnirs, especially city affairs all
Orange County bonds sold nbove par will never rivnl Pennsylvania or Mich
$43.65
35x5
$51.75
justify national decrcoscs of rates, i0Ver thc country* that peoplo must ond street East.
tho other day and our sister county is igan ns a manufacturing state. Pos
not be binmed for being skepticnl.
to be congratulated upon their wonder* sibly it will nover quite rank with Goorge *1. Shiver, vice-president
When officials schemo nnd connivo
the
Baltimore)
and
Ohio
railroad,
Brnful spirit of going abend and making Kansas or Iowa ns nn agricultural
with private interests for personal
jamium
Campbell
vice-president^
of
tho many needed improvements in the Htntc. And that simply means that it
O U R R E P A IR IN G IS
the New York, New Haven and Hart gain, tliero Is little hope for relief
county.
will always remain impervious to tho ford, and Thomas C. Powell, vico- from burdensome service rates thru
ORLANDO, FLA.
U N EXC ELLED FO R
hardships which beset tlioso common •u!(l(nt of the Erie, testified today public ownership. There is so much
In another part of this issue tho wealths. Though its resources aro
QUALITY*. DURABILITY
» f
interstate Commerce Commls- opportun[ty to m,x up fiKuros nn<l n,n
Orlando Reporter-Star has an editor most marvellously diversified, Florida
ial on the question of thnt city owning climate and scenery, coupled with her ion investigation into th0 reason-10 pnrt of tho oporfttinR necount into
If you don’t see your
“ n‘l
opcr.ftt;
their utility plants. The Herald will geographical situation, will always nhlcnoirfof the present lovt! of a ll!
ing deficiencies good out of taxes, that
make a campaign on this question soon make the entertainment of visitors transportation rates.
one is never certain just what he is
Mr. Shriver, however, speaking for
nnd will publish all communications and winter residents the leading in
paying for service.
nil the roads ns chairman of tiie acon this .important matter. Wo want dustry.
If the people of Orlando, or nny city
counting committees’ of the railway
to get at the facts in the ense nnd let
We enn not help that if wo wanted
for that matter, could be assured of
executives’ association, cond u|cd his
the chips fall where they may.
to. The teeming millions of tho north
efficient management, freed from tho
will nlways desire to go smith in the testimony, (lectured thnt decreases political botch potch methods thnt us
This tiie time to do your shopping winter. Floridn is the logical place to might take place "in the dot fur dis ually obtain in politically managed
In our show windows,
und Sanford is the place in which to go. There may he a million visitors tant future” under tho commission’s nfTairs, thoy would be much better off
come in and look around
do your shopping. It is strange in nnd temporary residents thin season, rulings. Cross-examination of the to own their utilities than to give
deed thnt so many of our people per hut tiie time will come when the stnto three witnesses was deferred until them over to private capital to bo op
GENERAL REPAIRING
—we have Something
sist in sending their money out o f will have to take care of twice or January when states, munliipnllties erated for profit.
West
First
St.
Old
Ford
Garage
and shippers will be heard.
Snnford whero it will never return to thrice that number.
Tho Orlando light plant, wo are told
for all o f the family.
Mr. Shrlevor bused his conclusion is in bad shape. It is carrying nn ov
do any good, to make any ImprovoHence, the one great need is more
Rhone No. 447-W
menls, whero tho people who are housing and still moro housing. The on statistical presentations to tho erload all tho tlmo. It will not stand
spending it out of town will nover sec builder mny not sell in a week, espec effect that In the twelve months end up under this heavy strain for many
Glasses Fitted
It again. It pays no city or county ially if ho asks a fancy price, but the ing Sept. BO, 102!, earning of class moro months nnd wo may find our- Eyes Tested
taxes, makes no improvements, docs demand for houses in Florida is abso one roads amounted to $542,-100,000, |solves without light one of those days
nothing for Snnford.
lutely limitless. That is, it is limit which ho declared provided but 2.75 It is highly important that the city
TOM M OORE
------------ o -----------less as to the number it will require per cent return on estimated property reach n final conclusion ns early ns
Optometrist-Optician
The Herald has called attention to to satisfy; but not, of course, ns to investment ns compared with tho possible. For whoever is to own this
the fact thnt young boys wore seen the price. Floridn building must bo transportation net clause providing property, extensive Improvements nnd
Opp. Postoffico
staggering around the streets nt night carried on under tiie principle of tho for a 0 per cent return. In spite of repairs will bo required immediately.
lower costs for waiges and materials, To muke theso extensions nml repairs,
intoxicated with bootlegger liquor. We smnll profit nnd quick turnover.
We Appreciate Your Business
Let
us
not
deceive
ourselves
regard
ho
said, roads in the enstern district cither tho city or tho private corpora
havo called tho attention of tiie offic
ials to this crime against humanity ing the miraculous escape of our state is given during tho next year tho tion will have to go into thc market
nnd thoy woro powerless to act. This from hnrd times. The successful men same traffic they enjoyed during tho and borrow money. This takes tlmo. Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated
If tho property is retained by tho prespaper said that thc men of Seminole of tho future will he those who rec Inst, would enm hut 5.4 por cent.
ont
compnny it will lie necessary for
Mr Campbell concurred to a degree
county would not stand for it and they ognize the conditions of E’lorida’s
%
the
city to grant n franchise to tho
hnvo not nnd will not stand for it, The prosperity nnd direct their efforts with Mr. Shriver, but declared partic
manhood of Suminole county hns spok along thu lines mnrked out by nature. ularly thnt Now England rondH must compnny before it can go into tho mar
en. Lot tho bootlegers beware and let Tho world wants to como to Florida— seeuro a complete new rats structure ket nnd borrow money. In eithor
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—
MWII11^
all of thoBo who huvo been lax in thuir our success will bo measured by our in ndvnnco of nny rnlo alteration.!, cuso considornblo tlmo will bo consum
ed
before
nny
relief
from
present
con
ability
to
occommodoi
.
*
the
world
duties beware. There will bo others.
to secure larger divisions on Joint
when it gets hero.— Lakeland Tele rates. Ho advocated h'gber rates on ditions Is furnished.
SAVE YOU MONEY
The citizens of Orlando wil go to
gram.
EVERY
IcsH thnn carload shipments, upon
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES.
tho |>olls with considerable upprehon- o -----------WE EVER
first-class passenger fares nnd upon
Hlon, because of tho heavy bonded debt
A WORD TO THE KNOCKER
SOLD OUTLASTED ITS
Write us
express shipment, and added thnt
It mny bo a hold statement, but nev
that would bo added to our already
Are
you
one
of
those
persons
who
loHses
were
encountered
In
transpor
GUARANTEE
ertheless n fact, that Floridn has not
heavy indebtedness. Tho people un
Empire Hotel Block
boon nn particular as she ought to arc nlways passing Judgment on tation.
derstand full well that they will have
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
"There is no justification for the tho debt to pay If thoy tnko over tho
havo been in tho past, in the hoIcc- those around you? You do not lot it
Ford Batteries
bo mental judgment, either; you ex theory that rail rates nave adversely
plant or whether they don’t. Tho
press in no uncertain terms just what nffcctcd business," Mr. Powoll testi
question Is, which wny do thoy prefer
you think.
$25.00
fied, "or thnt business can bo reliev to pay it? Through n system of tax
s Of coutho, after you have been hoard ed or increased by reductions."
T W O i
ation, or by pnying for service from
in n matter nnd your opinion proves
Rnteo, although rcnernnblo now, ho month to month an amount that will
to bo of no vnluo, you can not get to snid, failed to give a fair return nnd
retire tho dobt In a givon tlmo. There
cover gracefully, you havo to stand a should not bo generally lowered at
MM
is no escaping tho fnct thnt tho poo— AND—
lot of odium.
y**
present.
plo do tho pnying oither way It goos.
Phone
Rut why bo so positive for or
Stnto roilrond commissions havo The question Is, which will bo tho best
ngnlnst n certain thing boforo you organized to present th’olr case In the
for them? Which will glvo them tho
189
huvo all tho facts,
•'
investigation nnd hnvo selected a host sorvlce for tho least money?
It is so much oasicr tc suspend Judgmanaging committee composed of Which Involvos the least risk? Mnny
For Fresh Deviled Crabs, add
mont nnd lino up In thn right way In
.
...
_ ,
people aer yet open-minded on this
Enrich the soil, Increase the
matters
concern!,,,
the
public
jood
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7 ! flubjoct; whllo others havo decided
s variety to the menu. These
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yield, hasten maturity, im
SA
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F
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B
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rather than to f l / o t t on a u n j w l ' M'
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opinions. The polls will be tho final
Reed, Kansas,
prove
tho quality. It paya to
are packed by the Hell Fish Co.
and hnvo to be put in your place retharbiter in this matter.— Orlando Rq.
use them regularly. Stock In
SERVICE
CO.
or hard by thoso who really h we the
porter-Star.
There are two kinds of men:
our warehouse at Sanford.
facts and can down your offorts,
—
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L. A. RENAUD, Proprietor
Booklet free from warehouse
Don't be a peat about it unless you Those who think the world Is going to
This "Incompatibility" they talk
or from—
the dogs, and those who are too busy
are sure of your ground.
Phones 497-494
about when they aak for a divorce
The Pacific islanders will „absorb
„ . oru
to
worry.
In any case it does not pay to be a
fc'J:
la simply tb# product of chronic bad!the white man’s culture If tho white
W B L A K A BLOCK
post.
Armour F ertilizer Works
manners,
man’s diseases don’t kill him first
Jacksonville. Florida
Christmas earda at Harald office.
Work in a more Judicial, thinking
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THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
Peoples Bank
Miller
NEW PRICES
W. R. LINK TIRE CO.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
WARD & RIVE
THE BALL HARD
WARE CO.
W hy This Battery
1Lasts Twice as Long1
GLOBE PIANO CO.
VESTA
OCEAN SHRIMP
CRAB MEAT
BIG CROP
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TaJkv S^celacdy
Arranged for
Herald B eidA i
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£
TEMPERATURE :
to to to to to to to to
The "boyr ffbrit Jitazlafltt1' at t/ite
y ft],Icz Hotel tonight. Vaudovil and
{ianefng.
D;. j . II. Wendlcr of th«r Florida
post published at Winter Park, la In
tfic city today on business.
It it fflmow certtftn' thtft no ydunjf
boys will bo noted Intoxicated on the
atracts tonight.
Band Concert tomorrow afternoon
at Centnrl Prtrk. A fine program
has been arranged.
to
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to
Th6 wenther'remnins wnrm to
tfnd while it In cool at nights to
It Is not too cool for n coat to
of feathers nnd the moon- Hi
light nights Bcent to bo flno to
for taking tho country air. to
Tho wenthor man has not *to
premised us cew weather to
for Christmas as yet but wo W
aro hoping ho will do so. Tho to
tempernturo yesterday was to
70 nftd this Is going some to
for holiday tfidb Cv4h In to
Florldn. Keep up tho good to
work, boys. You know whnt to
hip mean. , _ ,
to
5:f0 A. M. DEC. 17, 1921
to
Mnxmimh...................... 7d to
Minlhium ..........
58 to
ftnmtb .....................
01 to
Hnrometcr .................. 30.30 to
South nnd cloudy.
to
Jimmy Collins and his troupe of t o t o t o t o t o t o m t o t o t o
Angers, dancers and the Jn?.2 band
at the Hotel Valdez tonight. Danc Following the Dancing
ing until twelvo.
Crowd Tonight, Valdez
Mrs. Allen from Detroit Will open
the new Art Store In this city 1ft the
Welnkn Block nrtd has tnko a room
*t the Templd Club.
Jimmie Collins’
from Jazzland.
Boys
DUKE-NKWHY
J. s. liinkle, of Longwood, was In
Miss Reba Newby nnd Mr. T. E.
the city today on business. Ho Is j Duko were married at noon todny at
moving his saw mill froth Soldier tho Baptist Temple, Dr. George Hy
Creek on th0 Ovcido road to Lake man officiating, The ceremony took
Mary.
place In the presence of n few friends
j nnd the family nnd the couple after n
The American Legion is preparing j R|inrt wedding tour will make Sanford
for one of tho biggest social affairs
future homo.
«f the season when they pull tho big
The bride is a charming Sanford
New Year's Eve dance nt tho Court girl nnd tho groom is an employee of
house Saturday night December 31st. the A. C. L. railway nnd tho best wish
Gel your tickets nnd get ready for a es of their many friends is extended
to them.
big night.
Como down town tonight nnd do
Mrs. James J. Wdlsc of Mobile,
your Christmas shopping. Tho Snn- Alnbnmn is In tho city tho guest of
sloclri of goods and aro ready to her brother Edward Rourko. Mrs.
seive your wants In ovory particular. Wnlsh will be remembered by her
many Hanford friends ns Miss
Tnko n year’s subscription to tho Corlnne Hourkc nnd sho passed her
Sanford Daily Ilornld nnd send It to c'arly childhood in ,this city. Her
one of yor friends. It will mnke a friends here are giving her n wnrm
fine ('liristmus present.
welcome home.
We nre glnd to see th0 following
its
boy home for the holidays from tho
University of Florida where they
hnvo boon for tho past several
months.
Curtis Barber, Otis Cobb,
Allen Jones, G. W. Spencer, Jnmeo
Shiran, F ordyn Russell, Ruben Ma
son, Sherman ,Mooro, nnd Clifford
Walker.
DANCE TONIGHT
Valdez, Jimmie Collins’
Boys from Jazzland
____
The Fam ily’s
Xmas Gift
Mnke It n
LEXINGTON
of Hupmobile
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HOLY CROSS CHURCH
Church services for tho 4th Sunday
in Advent, Dccombor 18th, 1021, will
be:
7:30 a. m. Low Celebration.
9:45 n. m., Sunday School.
11:00 a. m., Church Service and Lit
any.
7:30 p. m., VeSpors.
The rector has a Vesper service at
Chriit Church, Longwood at 3 p. m.
For Holy Cross, special Advent ftustc: Mrs. F. S. Munson, organist;
Mrs. Taknch, soloist, A. H. Stone,
choir master. Tho best music.
MBffiomsr tft until
Dr. Walker Will prenefi At both
aorviccB Sunday nt the Methodist
chufcH, In tho morning service on
“ Tho WoVd o f Life” at Iho evening
dorvfCe at whrtt lii meant by “ E»cnyrnjf Christ?"
_
The Sunday school meets nt 0:30 j
A. M. and Epworth League at 4:30 j
P, it. fevenlng sermon nt 7:3 0 '!
o’clock.
,
You will alwnya find n hearty
welcome horo.
I1
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Tho inatnlntion of n first class
furnnee, nt our church, through tho
co-operation of the Congrogntlonnl
Mens Club insures a comfortable
auditorium during the chilly wnthef
of our mild winters.
The work of our Ladles Union In
rcfinjshing the interior and plncing
a fine carpet of pleasing color upon
tho nisies nnd front floors of tho
room ndds grently to its attractive
ness. You arc welcome to enjoy our
services under these plensnnt sur
roundings.
Pastor Burhans morning message
will be “ The Kingdom of God.” At
night lie will speak on “ A Colossal
Failure." You will he interested.
Our Christian Endeavor is taking on
new life and their meeting nt 0:45
I*. M. will lie worth attending. Let
us nil do our best to attend, nnd
bring another.
□□
aa
aa
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is so easy fo? me, especially in the line
o f Gifts for HIM. I can get everything
I need for Dad and Brothel, Sweetheart
and Son, from that good store of
Ts/f s m fff r//d r / s
Sanfordi Fla.
s
t o f e t o t o t o 'm f e t t t o
FOR SALE
LETTERS TO S
SANTA CLAUS £
to
NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FIN
ISHED. EASY TERMS
ir ^ to to to to to to to to
Dear Snntn Claus:
I want a tool chest, a little cap gun,
HAROLD.
Other Bargains in Real Estate
A .
P.
C o n n e lly
DEAN SPRAGUE IS
HEAD OF ROLLINS
At tliu chapel exercises o f Rollins
College yesterday morning tho secre
tary of the college announced tho
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
resignation o f I)r. Geoirgo M. Ward
ALL SOULS CHURCH.
ns president of the college nnd the
I
appointment of Dean R. J. Spraguo
Tomorrow is the Fourth Sunday in
ns acting president. Dr. Ward's
Advent.
resignation was necessary on tho
Sunday School nt Nine A. M.
ChiHslflcd advertisements, 5 cents a line. No sd taken for less thar
advice of his physician to avoid tho
I.ow Mnss nt Ten A. M.
25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask
attention to details of the active ad
Benediction of the Blessed Sacra
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a lino and remit ar
ministration of the dally affairs of thu
ment nftej* Mass.
cordingly.
,
college and in no wise will effect his
Sermon during Mass: “ The Charac
ter of John tho Baptist."
FOR RENT— Ono
furtilshod bod continued interest in the college.
FOR SALE
(Text to he tnken from the Gospel
room, uIbo garage. 110 Luurcl Ave.
FOR SALE—Eight room houso with
appointed to lie rend.)
190-tfc POPULAR TEACHER AT
bath. Immediate possession. Small FOR RlONT—Two furnished Foil
THE STAR THEATRE
Masses during the week at Seven
payment down, long timo on balnnco.
and Eight A. M.
rooms, 011 Park Ave.
212-tfc
The men who uttend Iho class for
Tuesday, High Mass of Requiem, See l.nno or address Box 782, Dnytoim, Fla.____________ 199-Tu-SnMw FOR RENT- -Bed room, 311 Park ave- men only at tho Stnr Theatre each
nt Eight A. M.
nue.
178-tfc
Sunday morning are delighted with
Strangers welcome. Sittings free. FOR SALE—One Daisy churn. Call
415-W.
204-tfc FOR RENT—Furnished flat with gn- [their teacher, Hon. Jin; Sharon. Mr.
Tomorrow at three p. in., Sunday
rngo, 914 Myrtle Ave.
223-tfc Sharon is well eduented nnd has the
School rally with Christmas Tree. FOR SALE Olt KENT—8-roomod
art of teaching men in n teaching that
All tile Sunday School children and
house, 1011 Onk nvu. Phono 283-J. FOR RENT— Rooms and kitcheniities,
Shirley Apt,, opp. P. O.
220-20tp is attractive. The class Inis u largo
tots of All Souls Pnrish invited. To
218-tfc
membership. AH who go to tho class
be held in the Parish Ilnll.
FOR' ftENT— Ono
FOR SALE CHEAP—Gas rnngo nml AT’ARTM ENT
once want to mnke it n regular thing,
npnrtmont consisting of two largo
wood range, 1011 Onk nvo. Phono
Mr. Sharon will use ns the subject
RAPTIST CHURCH
rooms, well furnished, gas for cook
283-J.
218-tfc
for tomorrow: "Tho Finn! Triumph,"
ing, electric lights, running v/ntor.
9:30 a. m.—Class for men nt Iho
Thu class is divided into threa
|FOR SALE— Electric motor, 1-6 h. p. Adults apply 300 French Avenue, cor
Star Thcntre.
tenmn with three live, wide-awake cap
I first class shape, $10 cash. Phono ner of Third street.
224-0tc
9:30 a, m.— Mnin Sunday School at
tains in charge. The captains aro Mr.
|1OH-J.
220-lip
the Temple.
FOR RENT—Ono furnished apart A. J. Lousing, Mr. W. T. Whcclis nnd
11:00 n. m., Preaching by Dr. Hy NICE DRESSMAKING done nt 014
ment. Apply 809 Magnolia., Mth, Mr. J. P. IUII.
West Second St.___________ 2211-dtp O. C. Cates.
man on the subject: “ The Coronation
227-5tp
Remember tho clnss is at tho Stnr
of the King."
FOR SALE—Girl’s blcyelo in perfect
Theatre and thut it begins at 9:30 a.
0:30 p. m., the Young Peoples’ moot
condition. Mobley's Drug Stoic.
___ __ W A N T E D
m.
ing.
22(L-2tc
WANTED—Customers for froBh mlik,
7:30 p. nt., spccinl message from the
STOCK HOLDERS MEETING
FOR SALE — Choice oranges ami
morning nnd evening deliveries.—R.
pastor on the subject, “ Tho Three
The annual meeting of thu stock
grapefruit
for
Christmas,
$2.o0
per
L, Garrison. Plume 3711. 100-St-Tu
Ghosts of Life."
b6x, straps $1.25, f. o. b. Osteon or 2(14-tfc______________________________ holders of tho Sondnolc County Bank,
Mr. Owens, Xylophone Sniolsst will
will he hold in thu offices of the bank
Sanford. Cash with order.— F. N.
play nt tho evoning scrvico,
w A N TE b— Bonrders, (100 Lnurei nve- on Thursday, January 5th, 1922, for
Purdy,
Osteon,
Fla.
227-Otp
"Wo'vo saved a placo for you."
nue,. corner (Jth street nnd Laurel tho purpose of electing a hoard of di
FOR SALE—Second hand square nve. Both hot nnd cold water. 229-2tp
rectors for the ensuing year and any
piano, Knnbo make, good action, to~”ito t o t o t o f a l t t t o t a t o
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
other business that may properly
Lftst Sunday morning brought the Price $50, Address Piano, enr^j of
come before the meeting.
227-Otp
Inrgcst congregation of tho winter to Herald
A. R. KEY,
church, nnd Wednesday night was a FOR SALE—Bird dog, 11 months old.
12-17-oaw-4wc
Cashier.
record breaker for Prayer meeting.
Cross sottor nnd pointer. Guaran
The Schlor Clans put on n pngent, teed not gun’shy. Ready for breaking. Largo manufacturing company, manC. C. Morris, of West Palm Reach,
representing the work among the Owner leaving for north. Sacrifice iifacturing potato barrels, wish to es- is hero for a few days visit with his
imlgrants, which was very impres- for $50.00.—M. Murphy, Sorrento, Fin. tnblish branch warehouse in Sanford many friends. Ho formerly reaidod
sivo.
•__ ...
228-ftp and desire branch manager who can j nt Camoron City nnd wua ono of Snninvest $1,000.00. Address, P. O. no* furd'fUiluucor vegetable grownra.
The services Sunday will he:
Post ti'arffri—local vlewa—lc each nt
6:^5 A, At. Sunday School.
Z5S14, Jacksonville, Florida.
‘7V F u n --~ '^ r~ 2 ~ ------- r — ^ -------tho HorAM Offlfii.
O H a a r fM M H ft iH M I M H N t o U H
11:00 A. M. Preaching.
to
m to A to to A «
2:30 f* At. Junior C. E.
2:30 P. M. Intermediate C. E.
rtcfc T& N IG R T
fuifnisficd~hct1, i^omL
FOR H ..
S
o
sfiF
0:30 P. M. Senior C E.
coriVAr film1 i.T O r a
Phono-4l#7fihWhld Collins’
•nr
In coito marl
7;30 P
Preaching.
lOtf-lfc
Stfoot.
'
ys frftiifi Jazzland
left &.,* 7’w ln.Fe
Tho Session will meet to receive FOR riENT—LljfifiV r1 housc^ofilW
picaso
lodvo
at^”
members nt close o f both (homing
rooms.* tAll 1020 E$K Socqjftj
and night preaching services.
a
C L A SSIF IE D AD S
hi
hi.
0 . Motor Co.
ft
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DISTRIBUTORS
2f)9 Park AVCHUfe.
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A1 nUifrtM 6f gobd Used cars ftl
priced and terms to suit
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Open and1Closed Models
in Stock
B.
V.
THE CHURCHES
t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o A
For Florida:
Generally
cloudy Saturday and Sundny; probably m l nSUnday
nml In oxtromo northonat
portion Saturday; not much
chnhge in tomporaturo.
PACT FIT®
0
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Shdford
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
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SUNDAY DECEMBER I8..r
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Subject:
ft “ Is the Universe, including
ft
Man Evolved by Atdhilc
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Force 7"
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Sunday School— 10:00 ,m.
Church Sorvlce--_ll:0On. if».
{•; Women’s ^lub Rldg,, Onk Ave.
All Are Welcome.
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anmo oh tho government formula, 55% white lead, 35% zinc, 10% silica. It is made for the
South nnd has bqen tho PRIDE of tho NATION for 40 years, no other paint can bo compared
with it. Sold by—
S&rrford Paiftt & W all Paper Ccy.
WHaka Block, North Oak Ave.
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST
VOLUME U
VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLO R ID A , MONDAY, D EC EM B ER 19,1921
CIVIL WAR THREATENED
IN IRELAND BY ULSTER
-O PPO SE BOUNDARIES
.
___
NUMBEfettO
The Beginning of an'Endless Marcti
AND MORE EXPLOSIONS
•
Proposed Revision of
Lines Will Bring on
More Talk
GERMANY OFFERS
TO PAY HALF OF
REPARATIONS DUE
NEW IRISH TREATY
MEETING
BETWEEN
LLOYD
GEORGE AND DKIAND I)ESCRIBED AS “FATAL”
BIG STORM
Warnings Sent to BroR»
FLOODS BUFFALO er Advising Him to
Leave There
CAUSES HAVOC
WRECKS VESSELS AND CAUSES!
“'T
ama™
_ .
MAY BE A FAR
MAY NOT SUIT DAIL EIREANN
LONDON, Dec. 10.—Today's con
AND CLOUDS ARE ON THE
BUFFALO, Dec. 10.—A nlncty-fivo BUT POLICE ABE NOT TAKINfc
ference In Downing street between
HORIZON
ANY CHANCES ON RADI
ndlo
an hour gale swept tho city yes
Premier Lloyd George nnd tho French
CAL OUTBREAK
terdny,
uprooting
trees,
tenrlng
down
promior, M. ilrinml, relative to ropnrn(n r The Associated Preee)
chimneys, smashing pinto glnss win
tions,
is
described
by
tho
nowspnpers
LONDON, Dec. 10.—Civil war In
(Hr 1__ _____ _________ ,
dows nnd piling up tho water In tho
NEW YORK, I)cc. 10.—Wall
Ireland arising from Ulster’s oposl- hero as the most fateful sinco tho
harbor
to
an
unprecedented
stnge.
Street's principal financial Instl—
tlon to tho proposed revision of her Versailles treaty was concluded.
Ono man wns killed In tho storm.
Tho meeting was arranged before
tutions were guarded today la
boundaries under tho Irish pcaco trea
Tho damngo throughout tho city
anticipation of another bomb ex
ty is sorlously threatened according Germany’s officinl declaration of her
4 Hla gun has turned to rust, hia body turned to dust, but tho Amr-.
wns great, hut heaviest losses oc
inability
to
pay
tho
forthcoming
re
plosion, warning of which waa
to tho political correspondent of tho
lean Hero burlod Armlatlco Day at Arlington Notional Comotery goes
curred nlong tho water front, whoro
parations installments, nnd there is n
sent to a broker advising him to
marching on through the ages with thoao who lie In Flanders' poppy
Westminster Gazetto.
n 300-foot wireless tower wns demol
holds. Thoao who stood at salute as his body was laid away saluted only
disposition in some sections of tho
lenve town or tho vicinity of tho
ished, boat houses nnd small docks
th t Soul of Freedom passing on.
press
to
regard
the
German
move
ns
a
stock exchange. The police aro
DUBLIN, Dec. 10.—Tho Dail Eirowore swept nwny nnd several hundred
inclined to treat annonymous pre
nnn remained in socrot session until maneuver to bring pressure to hear
pleasure craft wero smashed or car
diction with skeptlcsm but extra
late Saturday night In an endenvor to on the premiers’ meeting. This view
ried down tho river.
precautions were taken.
thrash out personal political difficul is confined mainly to tiiose newspa
The property loss will run Into hun
pers
known
for
their
strong
advocacy
ties among tho members, with tho
dreds of thousands of dollars.
prospect that it might como out into of a firmer allinnco between Grcnt
A window hatch, torn from tho top TROUBLE AT DANCE
Britain
nnd
France.
Tho
general
public session today reconciled at least
WINDS UP IN KILLING
of a business block, fell on n passing
to tho extent of presenting a solid opinion is that tho Wirth government
OF MAN AND WOMAN
nutomnhile
killing
Frank
E.
Klefor,
front to tho world in their nttitudo has honestly tried to moot its obliga
one
of
tho
two
occupants,
and
injur
tions nnd that It will ho necessary to
towards tho Anglo-Irish treaty.
(llr The Anaorlnlrd I'rMa)
ing tho other seriously. Tho hatch
grant
Germany a delay of a few
CLEARWATER,
Dec. 10.—C arter
There appeared to bo no question
went through tho windahiold nnd pin
Pierson, residing between Tarpon
Premier
Briand
so
Informed
American
Ambassa
lust night but that tho treaty would months, if not actual moratorium.
ned
Kiefer
to
tho
sent.
The
automo
According to tho Evening Standard,
ho rotiflcd, hut in view of tho fact that
bile, with both occupants unconscious, Springs and Oldsmur, wns arrested todor
Harvey
Last
Night
Germany
has
ofored
to
pny
the
allies
so many momhers of tho Irish legisla
ran about a block before it swerved J y ^ 8ho' ,f/ L|in,1,oy charged with
the killing Snturdny night of Mrs. B.
tive body wish to proclaim their re on account tho equivalent of 10,000,000
and
crashed into a store front.
(By The Associated Press)
spective positions it was considered pounds in January, 11,000,000 or 12,
Two women wore caught under « 1 • » " nnd “
,ntnn)od
hardly likely that a final vote could 000,000 pounds in February or about
falling tree near the water front. O ne,"1 ” dnnc° «t Safety Harbor. Linda**
LONDON,
Dec.
19.—Franco
will
accept
the
original
naval
half tho nctunl sums duo, hut there is
bo taken boforo next Wednesday.
ratio as laid down by Secretary Hughes at the Washington con of thorn, Miss Margaret Cochrane, s u - Bnd “ >'>
Plonwnr
If reports reaching Dublin from no confirmation, either from Paris or ference, Premier Hrinnd informed George llnrvcy, American am stained both legs broken Her sis-,* brolh.rJn.taw of tho slain woman,.
other parts of Ireland rnny bo accept Berlin, that such an offer has been bassador, at their meeting here last night. He authorized the ter Katharine, was Internally Injured,. o rd ered h « " ot to dn" “ wlt* D” :
ed as correct, the general public ap made. M. Brlund, however, it is ambassador to notify the American government to that effect. nnd fireman had to cut away part of ,«'>«»• She disregarded his order and
parently is becoming irritated a t the learned, rocoivcd the Gorman ambas The question of submarines waa not discussed.
tho tree trunk before she could ho r e - ! P‘orBO» Bt«r‘t,d n" "[g u rn et.
llinf)U(l
| nesses mild Durrunco fired first. Whan
delay in sottllng tho big quostion that sador at Paris, who made curtain ex
The'wind, blowing from tho so u th -,|ho "hooting began the woman trtad
is on everybody’s mind. Those roports planations, and it is considered possi
imllcnto that tho general Irish pubic ble tho offor was made then.
west, directly down Lake Erie, piled ° rBC«l,°' ,S#hft l>«»"«d between thn
That there arc only two alterna
up the water until Bird Island pier J'vo men ami foil dead with a bullet in
would like to see the Doll quickly rat
and Squaw Island were almost com- i hor
Purrnnce, wounded, was r*ify tho treaty, and let tho Icodors of tives is tho common opinion hero—
plotcly submerged. Nearly 100 sq u at-, "lovod ln, *»" automobile and died botho opposing fnctions settled their own oither to grnnb a morotnrium or insist
that Germany is nlilc to pny, tho latter
tors’ shanties were carried out in to , foro caching home. According to repolitical fights afterward.
probably entailing tho fall of tho GerNiagara river. Their occupants wero l’“rtB from, Sutherland whoro Mra.
mnn government.
The reparations
CO-OPERATIVE SELLING
rescued by police, firemen and const Plo’ T nnd D“rrnnc® l,vod. ‘hoy won*
commission, it is pointed out, may in
guard crows.
hurled yesterday afternoon although
MUST STOP IN U. S.
sist under article 231 of tho treaty of Physically and Politically Says British Journal of
Three ferryboats used In tho service ‘ho coroner was not notified and no
SAYS GOVERNMENT of liershrlu cmfwyd ETAOIN SESE
between Buffalo and Fort Erie wore n(,UC8‘ W,,H hold,
Versailles, that Germany provide
Astrology
piled up on the rocks between tho rivWASHINGTON , Dec. ID.—The proof of her inability to pny.
20 MILLIONS FOR RUS
cr
mid the canal.
government today won its Huit to com
(llr The Associated I'rraa)
when the planets Mars and Mucury
At
Tonnwunda
tho
wnto
roso
eight
SIANS RELIEF PLAN
pel members of the American Hard PEACEFUL PICKETING
LONDON,
Dec.
10.—Tho
year
1020
feet
above
normal,
flooding
the
Inrge
will
bo
in
conjunction.
“Six
years
wood manufacturerx Association to
CAN BE WORKED
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—A bOT
is destined to shake tho world to its later the great Armageddon is to take lumber ynrds thoro nnd carrying
terminate co-operative selling meth
•
BY ARIZONA ACT foundation, both physically nnd polit place. It will he final conflict be thousands of feet of timber into tho j authorizing the President to expend
ods nnd agreements alleged to luvo
A $20,000,000 out of thq funds of tho
tween Mohammedanism, allied with river nnd over Ningnrn Fulls.
been adopted fo r tho purposo of elim
ically. Thcro will bo succession of
ttljr The Ainorlnlrd I'rrss)
dredge anchored off Grand Island bo United States grain corporation fo r
Bolshevism
against
united
Anglo-Sax
inating competition among themselves
WASHINGTON, Doc. 10.—Tho Ari plngurs, famines, floods, shipwrecks,
on world. It will end in universal gan to drift townrd tho falls, hut man relief of tho distressed nnd starving:
nnd to mnintnin and incrcnso prices. zona net of 1013 prohibiting tho issu
rioting nnd revolution, no says tho pence in 1032 hut so few of us will lio aged to find nnchorngo by digging its pooplo of Husnia wns passed SatUr*
ance of injunctions restraining picket Britsih Journal of Astrology, which
left chut pcnco would happen anyhow,” Htecl dipper into the mud on tho rivor day by the House, 111 to fit.
BASKET BALL GAME
ing in effect was upheld by tho Su
bed.
has drawn horoscope for that year, says the Hoorscope.
Opponents of the measure fought
preme court today so far ns it pre
AT PARISH HOUSE
Soldom has such a volume of wator it to tho last nnd forced roll cnll on
SANFORI) VS I)E LAND vents court interference with peaceful
poured over the brink of the Niugurn tho ground thnt tho vote ns announc
picketing.
cat met as yesterday. Tho waters of ed did not Include n quorum of tho
The first basket hall game of the
I.ako Erie, crowded into tho Ningnrn House. Tho roll call resultud 181
season will bo played at tho Parish KANSAS CITY SPECIAL
rivor,
caused a swirling flood whore to 71, and tho hill now goes to. tit*.
House tomorrow night between San
ON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
usually
there aro only a few scant Senate.
ford nnd Do Land.
WRECKED IN ALABAMA
inches.
Floods poured over tho preci
Turn out nnd help the home folks
In wrangling over the measuro thip
pice,
so
that
tho pier of tho Mnid of
win.
(lly Thr Assoelatrd I'rraa)
Houso attempted to chop It to pioco
tho Mist was submerged.
ANNISTON, Ain., Dec. 10.—Firewith amendments. The first actua
Many islands just nbovo- the falls
tnnn was killed nnd several persons
MRS. KIRBY CONVICTED
tost wns on an amendment by Repre
wero submerged for tho first timo in
injured when tho Kansas City special
sentative Bankhead, Democrat, AtaFOR MANSLAUGIIER
Ocala
High
School
Wants
Two
Weeks
Off
Instead
years. Grcnt property damage wns
hnmn, to rcduco tho amount from
IN MICHIGAN TODAY on tho Southern Railway wns wrecked
done on tho upper river between Luof One
at Tnrsus, near hero ut noon today.
.Salle and Niagara Falls to riverside twenty million to ten million, which
ADRIN, Mich., Dec 10.—M rs.'htat- Aong tho seriously injured is Engi
boat houses and motor bunts. One wns defented 78 to 00.
tio Kirby, prominont stnte tempor- neer S. T. Watkins, of Atlanta, and
(llr The Associated I'rraa)
chooring marched through tho streets estimate of tho property loss there Is
There hnd been two solid hours o f
anco worker, accused of * man two mail clerks.
OCALA, Doc. 10.—Students of Ocnla to the officu of tho county superin
debate
during which a flood of olo$300,000. No loss of lifo reported. All
slaughter in connection with tho dis
High School today wont on n Htrlko tendent of public instruction whoro
qurnco
wns let looso on tho argu
S. G. Slowly of Jacksonville, is In nn effort to cnforco tho demnnd they asked for additional wcok off. Tho tho large lake hunts here weathered
appearance of infant of her u n
ment
thnt
tho stnrving children a t
married dnUghtor, was convicted in stopping at the Montezuma while in thnt they be given two wcekH vacation superintendent Btutcd thnt under tho the storm. Homo' dragged their an Russln regardless of tho bolthaitib
chors, but nono wan benched.
the city on business.
Circuit Court hero today.
during tho holidays instead of ono law they could bo given only ono wcok
Thtco gasoline fishing boats woro ruin thnt ha dbrought about tholr
week as announced by the faculty. At nnd ho could do nothing for them. At sunk in tho harbor at Dunkirk.
distress should havo tholr cry fp r
tho hour of oponing school this morn 11 o'clock tho studenta wore still on
bread silenced with American food,
OUR JOYFULEST FEAST
ing instead of entering tho cinss rooms u strike nnd the faculty and populnr
whon n new fight wns started over
MOTOR BOAT FOR PARTIES
tho students formed procossion nnd sympathy wore with tho students.
proposals to tonr tho bill to pieces.
So, now is como our joyful’st fcnstl
'
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Capt. G. E. Atkinson has arrived in
Let every man bo jolly,
tho
city
and
will
operate
his
now
mo
FLORIDA
EDITOR
SEES
A
Each room with ivy leaves is drust
BOOZE I'A r TY WINDS UP IN
FOUR BIG HANGARS
tor
boat
“Sanford”
on
Lako
Monroe
And every post with holly.
FUTURE AT MUSSEL SUOALS
DESTROYED BY FIHE AT
SCRAP; TWO, MEN KILLED in passengor sorvlco between Sanford
Now nil our neighbors’ chimneys smoke
LANGLEY FIELD TODAY
and Enterprise on a schedule to he
And Christmas blocks are burning;
(Hr The Associated Press)
KEY WEST, Dec. 10.—Marcy 8 .
announced
lator. Tho motor boat will
Tholr ovens they with linked meats choke
NEWPORT NEWS, Doc. 10.—Four
HUNTSVILLE, ALA., Dec. 10.— also be avallablo for parties for hunt Darnnll, formerly editor of tho Citi
And all tholr spits aro turning.
hugo frame hangnrs at Langloy Field WUi'Rickotts, local enfu proprietor, is ing and fishing, otc, This is some zen, who recently disposed of hta fi*So run tho linos of an old ballad nnd so run our thoughts today. Whnt- woro destroyed by flro this morning, dead, Fred Mautoror, son of a local thing that Sanford has needed and the torcat in tho Key Weat Cftfam
ovor may bo on pur Christmas board tho sauco for it al will bo tho lovo and tho loss wns two hundred thousand. merchant, ip a dying condition and, now boat will fill a long felt wont. Publishing Company has purchMe4*
good will thnt wo bear to mankind, an echo of that song of tho ages, “Penco on Ono Martin bombing plane was de flvo five girls In Jail charged with Capt. Atkinson is accompanied by his tho Herald, a weekly newspaper a t
stroyed.
murder and assault with intent to son and family, hoa son having been Florence, Alabama, according to
earth, good will toward men.”
murder, as tho result of u fight here In tho U. 3. navy during the war and word rocolved hore by former bust• It is a pretty custom in somo homos to plnco “tho stranger’s plate” on
last night. Tho girls declined to make In tho U. S. Shipping Board sorvlco
tho Christmas table and bid tho unoxpoctod, tho not unwolcomo, guost como DEPUTY AND STRIKER
no** associates, Mr, Darnell, ia
n statement.
KILLED AT SIOUX CITY
In. It is suggestive of tho sharing of tho cup which provod to be tho holy
as was hit. father. Thoy will put on gaining control of tho Herald atao
IN PACKER’S STRIKE
grail in tho story so beautifully told by tho poet Lowell in "The Vision of Sir
Ricketts and Mautercr were shot In tholr now service oftor tho flrzt of purchased a Job shop operated in con
what was described as a free-for-all January and Sanford la giving thorn a nection with tho publication. F hns
Launfal.”
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Doc. 10.—Dep fight In a houso in tho suburbs as ihd warm wolcomo.
This custom might bring gladness to many homos whoro theio is no op
tnco la almost within a rtone’a throw
uty
Sheriff Jones and Hessen Kalcd, climax to a gay party In which a doz
portunity to lengthen the board for tho entertainment of returning mombors
of tho Mussel Shoals^ ntyrato «*if
of the family. In Florida there should bo no bpa^i} lacking in good cheer and packers strike sympathizer, both wet* en participated Police reported tho
Mr. and Mre. H. T. Brown, of Lu- power development and la the trail
enough of good things to oat to satisfy hungry hearts nnd kcon nppotltos.— fatally wounded in a gun fight early discovery of cvldoft'co that whlskoy collow, 3. C., are spending zone time ing center for many employes of tho
today and died In a hospital lator.
flowed freely.
hore at tho Montezuma.
S. W. Partridge.
plant*.
FRANCE WILL ACCEPT
ORIGINAL NAVAL RATIO
LAID DOWN BY HUGHES
WORLD WILL BE SHAKEN
TO THE VERY FOUNDATIONS
IN THE YEAR OF 1926
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
GO ON A STRIKE TODAY,
DEMANDING MORE HOLIDAYS
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17,1911
Newly Elected Com
mander U. C. Veterans
Has Fine Army Record
Pioneer of Crescent City Wears'New
Honor Most Gracefully
(B r T i e A H M la ie l Preaa)
CRESCENT CITY, Dec. 17.—Mnjor
General John H. Harp, of this city,
newly elected commander of tho Flor
ida division, Unitod Confederate Vet
erans, is a native of Georgia, a son
of tho Into M. I. Harp, who prior to
the w ar betweon the statos was a
prosperous planter of near Dawson,
and who gave four sons to tho Con
federate army.
Of tho feur brothers only General
Harp survived tho war. Ono brother,
James D. Harp, was killed at tho bnttlo of Sharprfburg, Md., in September,
1802, and his body was left on tho
field} another, Lieut. William G. FAVORABLE CONDITION
Harp, was killed nt tho battle of (JooFLORIDA FARM CROPS
sahntchlc, S. C., with tho colors of his
SHOWN IN REPORT
regiment in hit hand, and neither his
body nor the flnw was recovered; Al
onzo F. Harp, was mortally wounded
at tho battlo of Konncsaw Mountain,
died a few days later and his body j
was brought homo by his fathor and .
burlod on tho plantation, nenr the °* Crop‘Estimates hero. Planting of
family residence.
onts is well advnnced with tho condiTho now commander of the Fioridn llon of cnr,y plantings excellent prevoterans, now ono of tho lnrgcst or- pnrntlon of ground for cnrly Irish poango growers of this section, enlisted ,t«tocs is about completed and wlntor
in tho First Goorgin Infantry in Oc- Krn*ing cropB are furnishing good pnstobor, 1801, at tho ago of 17, and was turo
the ranges continuing to bo
mustered out on April 8, 1801, only to ' fnirl>’ K001*- Cool wenther is improvro-onlist soon after In tho Fifth Geor- inK tho quality of citrus fruits,
gin nt Dawson, in which regimont ho I Popper and eggplant nro moving in
romnined until tho surrender of his cnr l°tH* the condition of early strawcommand a t nentonville, N. C., in flic berries Is favorable and crol woathor
spring of 1805,
jis improving tho condition of cabbage
General Harp served ns a private !nn,l lettuce.
•
through most of his army experience| A largo watermelon acreage in bealthough ho was finally appointed n *nK prepared for next spring and in
first corporal. Ho was n member of dications point to an incrousc in nercCompnny E. His regiment was en- nK° °f truck crops in northwest Florigaged in what is known as tho W est-'‘l* t,lis season,
orn army, and ho served under Iirax'f ho condition if livestock in fully up
ton Bragg, Albert Sidney Johnson, to tho average at thin time nnd n large
Hood, Hardee, and finally under Jos- 'quantity of pork is being cured by
oph E. Johnston. General Ilarp was formers during continued cool wenthwoundod three times—nt Chlcknmnu- ur-
children present upon this happy oc
WATCH GIVEN PRBSIDENT BOARD OF TRADE casion to help them celebrate, and an
informal reception was held In the
everting which many hundreds of
their friends attended.
Tho Ferran family aro among the
pioneer residents of Eustis, being
among tho first residents of that
city and living there for tho past
forty years or more. They were the
recipients of many beautiful tokens
of tho love and esteem in which they
arc hold in Lako county.
The "can" is to bo found in both
American nnd Cnnndinii. r ho con
ference might make a note of this
fact.—Cincinnati Enquirer.
Obregon is cutting tho Mexican
army in half. That menns 407 gen
erals nnd two privntes added to tho FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
OF WEDDING AT EUSTIS
army of unemployment.
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrnshcr nnd
Tho Chinese delegates hnvo one
daughter,
Mrs. J, D. Woodruff hnvo
advantage. Whatever they do, most
returned from Eustis where they ntof tho folks back home will never
tendod tho flftioth anniversary of
hear about It.
tho wedding of Mr nnd Mrs. E. L.
Ferrnn the pnrents of Mrs. Thrasher.
Tho three great aids to the health Tho celebration wns n surprise to Mr.
of Amcricnns are fresh nir, plain nnd Mrs. Ferrnn nnd their many
food, nnd the ruling thnt beer isn’t friends camo upon them unaware.
medicine.
i
AGreatPiduiization of
the famous Trail-breaking
Expedition of Capt.
JonnCFremontinl848 to
theCalifomiaGoldReids
Indian?
Pioneer?
',Gold Rush
Stockade?
Battle?
Prairie Fire?
KitCar?on
Tomahavk?
*V***ti »**
F o rt?
T ra p p e r?
U n iv e rs a l p r e s e n ts
Red B looded
American History Chapter Play
N ERSoItheW EST
.* ACT ACORD
This is not a Blood and Thunder Serial, but a real chapter play depict
ing true historical incidents during frontier days. It begins Monday,
December 19th. FREE MATINEE on the opening day.
BIVINS-HERNDON
A brilliant and beautiful event of
intorcst to a wldo circle of friends,
was tho marringo today nt high noon
of Miss Norma Herndon nnd Llout.
Hugh Albort Bivins, of Garlstrom
Fiold, Arcadia, which was solemnised
nt Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Rev.
A. S. Peck officiating, in the presenco
of many friends nnd relatives of tho
young people.
Tho decorntions were of wonderous
beauty, hnndsomo palms encircling
tho edifice, nnd being nrrnngcd nbout
tho chancol. Tho chnncol mil was on-
of Miss Snrn Madro, organist: Tenor
solo, "For You Alono" (P. J. O’Rcnlly), Mr. Mnurlco Hclston; contralto
solo, "I Love You Truly" (Carrie Jac
obs Bond), Mrs. Mnrion Giles; quar
tette, “Bridny Chorus" (Lohengrin),
Messrs. S. 0. Shinholscr, Ralph Wnrron, Maurice Helston nnd J. D. Park
er; rcccssionnl, Mendelssohn’s Wed
ding Mnrch.
Tho bridal pnrty wns led by tho
bride's ninid, Miss Esther Miller, and
tho groom’s man, Lieut. Strnhm, who
entered together, coining down tho
center aisle, tnklng thoir places nt tho
chnncol. Miss Miller wns lovely In n
gold colored velvet costume, bolng
fashioned long waist effect, nnd benutifully combined with gold colorod
gcorgotto. With this wns worn a
large blnck picturo hat. M I bs Miller
carried n "Shophord’s S taff” with pink
roses nnd Parma violets tied with pink
tulle.
Miss Mnrjorlo Clny, ns mnid of hon
or, entered nlono. Her oxquisito frock
of gornnium pink brocaded volvet wns
mndo pnnel cffoct, with trimmings of
self colored georgotto. Her lint wns
n sninrt model of blnck lnce, nnd sho
also carried n "Shophord’s stuff," with
vnllcy 1lilies nnd I’nrmn violets tied
with white tullo.
The ushers were W alter Connelly,
Jnmes Higgins, Ilnwkins Connally nnd
Alfred Robson.
Entering from tho vestry roam into
tho church camo tho groom attended
by his best ninn, Lieut. Patrick, who
wns joined nt the chnncol by the
bride.
Tho bride, who entered with her
father, B. W. Herndon, by whom sho
wns given in mnrringo, wns n picturo
of girlish loveliness, in hor handsome
traveling costume of saphiro bluo
chiffon velvet, mndo Itusslnn blouso
effect, bnndod with wido bunds of fur.
Hor lint wns n chic model of gold
cloth, bnndod with fur nnd trimmed
with touches of sapphire bluo velvet.
Her flowers wero a shower bouquet of
orchids and valley lillics.
The beautiful marriage sorvico of
the Episcopal church was used in unit
ing tho two lives, the bothothnl cere
mony tnking plaeo nt tho chnncol, fol
lowed by tho final nuptial vows boforo
tho nltnr whoro tho bride nnd groom
knelt to receivo tho sacred bonodlctlon.
Immediately following tho ceremony
tho bridal party repaired to tho homo
of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Connolly whoro
an elegant wedding broakfnst wns
sorved, tho brldo and groom leaving
during tho afternoon for n wedding
trip, thoir destination boing unknown.
Tho bride is tho only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon nnd is
ono of Sanford’s loveliest girls. Sho
is n general fnvorito with n host of
friends nnd Binco tho announcement of
hor approaching mnrringo, has boon
tho honoroo nt n_anries of delightful
prenuptial courtosios.
Llout. Bivins Is from Elkin, N. C.,
and is from ono of tho most promi
nent families of North Cnrollnn. Ho
has many friends throughout tho
Star To-day
BETTY COMPSON in
AT THE END OF THE
WORLD”
..
..
Also Striking Models and Fox News
nt th® PRINCESS— Marie Provost
in “Nobody’s Fool;’r also Comedy
HISTORIC OLD STEAMER
3 HURT IN SMASIllIP
ON PACIFIC COAST
NEAR MOOREIIAVEH
ARRIVES AT JACKSONVILLE
MOORE HAVEN, Dec. 17._0n*
man wns seriously injured and two
young girls received injuries mor*
or less serious, when thu nutomobll*
in which they woro on route from
Moore Haven to Lnbollo for n basket
ball gnmo between tho high schools of
the two places, wns wrecked today.
Newman Ethorton, driver of y,,
cnr, wns thrown through tho wind,
shield nnd badly cut and bruised.
His condition wns said to bo serious*.
Miss Mary Gnntt suffered n broken
collar bono besides severe nruises,nnd Miss Marguerite Dnyton was con.
Bidernbly bruised. Two other occtj.
pnnts of tho cnr escaped uninjured.
Tho accident occured between
Citrus Center nnd Lnbollo when the
steoring genr of tho machine failed
to function nnd tho cnr overturned.
Sevcrnl other parties were en rout*
to tho bnsket ball gnmo nnd tho In
jured wero quickly placed in the care
of physicians.
CHARLESTON, W. Vn.. Dec. 17.Llquor mndo in n zinc still, enused the
death of Ben McGee, of Charleston,
according to tho report of County
Coroner W. P. Black. Tho report
hold that McGee's death resulted
from asphyxiation induced by a mix
ture of alcohol nnd zinc, which was
found in his Htomnch. The combina
tion of the two, Dr. Blnck believed,
enused n gnn which brought nbout
McGccs's death.
Try n Herald Want Ad today.
MAKE IT AN
ELECTRIC GIFT
ALLEYS ARE NOW STREETS
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. ifl-.—
When St. Petersburg wns laid out by
RurveyorH the streets woro mndo 100
feet wide from property lino out ap
proximately 420 feet wido from north
to south nnd 400 feet from enst to
west, with alleys twenty feet wido
cutting each block from cnBt to west,
For mnny yenrs theso alloys hnvo
bceit called "nllcys” but buildings
here has been so brisk nnd tho lots
nro so largo thnt tho nlleys hnvo been
pnved nml bungnlows ;built facing
them.
Front( now tho word "Alley" Is
passe.
Hero after, by order of
tho City Commission, tho nllcyB in
tho southorn half of the city will be
known ns "courts". Tho Hystcm of de
signating them will be tho same now
in voguo for designating the streets.
Beginning south of Central nvonue
they will bo known ns "First court
South," in order.
CURLING IRONS
(T»0 CTA UI
only ......
$ O .0 U 3-lhs IRONS with
0 Af
Curling Irons .......................
0«U l
6-lb. IRONS,
O A A UI
only ........................
0 .U U -
““IT :_______1 1 .0 0 TOASTERS,
only ...........................
" T “
9 n r UI
O ./0 -
:........1 0 . 0 0 -
Vacuum Cleaners
Washing Machines
on Easy Payments
Put Edison Lamps
In every socket for better nnd bright
er lights
105 Palmetto Avc.
Sanford, Fla
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.
Meisch Realty Company
Tb0 dally bath habit la a Uttlo more
trouble, but it la cheaper than tho
perfume habit.
A. P. CONNELLY
AGENT
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19,1921
Mrs. A. M. Phillips and Miss Sara
INCY O F THE YOSEMITE
Mardre. The people of Sanford have
learned th at any musical trained by
A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko
M U . FRED DA1GER, Society Editor, these two will provo a success.
dak.—Bower
A RoumlUat,
225-tfc
Later
announcement
in
tho
Herald
Phono 117-W
will
give
the
plpce,
date
program
and
It m I a n a ir blaala vlaitlas i n
December 14: Only elovon more
—«* v w an s o li« a a n tlon or aoalas names of the singers.
kao*> «r U i m o n lainialalas, writ*
dnyB for small boys to bo good.
a soilal m n to thla In arta in li firing
I w a lla or talofepoao Iks ItOM. ft Will IIIG DAY AT THE BAPTIST
me tnootly m m la t it . __________
Tho Wauchula Advocate, owned
TEMPLE
and edited by George M. Golsby and
SOCIAL CALENDAR ~~
Tho Sunday School had 312 presMrs. Goulsby, won tho bluo ribbon as
ent,
Monday.—Miss Fannie Robn and Zoe
Florida’s
best weekly newspaper nt
A large audience In tho morning
Munson will give a danco a t their service,
the Stato F air In Jacksonville. That
place on Myrtle avenue a t 8:30 p.
is som0 distinction when one con
Tho B. Y, P. U. had 00 present.
tn.
siders the fact that Florida's news
About 000 present Sunday night.
' Tuesday—Mrs. Mary Higgins will en Mr. Owens tho Xylophonist wns flno.
papers are tho best in the United
te rtain at dinner honoring Miss
States
Four new members by Baptism and
Adelaide Higgins.
one by letter.
' Wednesday—Mrs. Howard P. Smith
A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko
The Baptist Church Is doing en
trill entertain a t a Bridge Lunch thusiastic work and the members are
dak.—Bower & Rouir'llat.
22C-tfc
eon at ten o’clock a. m. a t her home more interested than ever before.
on Sanford Heights.
Buy your Christmas tree and
Wednesday—McLeod-HIggins
nup IIIG ELECTRIC CHRISTMAS TREE
Christmas green from the Woman’s
tials a t eight o’clock nt the homo of
Club.
227-3tc
Tho Men's Class of tho Baptist
M r. and Mrs. Edward Higgins on church will havo n large olcctric
Osik Avenue.
Beautiful line of Christmas Station
Old Iiiey, an Indian woman from
lighted Christmas Trco on next F ri
F riday—Mrs. Raymond Koy will en day night. Foui} hundred presents Whom Dr, John C. Merrlum of the ery, Bower A Roumillnt.
226-tfc
'Carnegie Institute obtains a vast
te rtain the members of the T. N. T.
will bo given away.
inmount of Indlnn lore, Is n member or
Club a t her homo on Park avenue
Tho Sebring Messenger is advocat
The class of men Is a largo and in the Yosomlte tribe ami Is somewhere
n t 8:30 p. m.
ing
that Highlands County should
terested one. Mr. Forest Gatchol 'between 100 nnd 148 years old. She
Saturday—The Children’s Story Hour
bond
for $260,000 to finish state road
is the prcsldnt and is a fino leader. had tier first nptomobllo ride recently
will be held in Central Park at 4
No.
8,
the prolongation of the Scenic
during
the
Indian
Held
days
In
the
He has ns his co-officers such men
p, m.
Highway
stretching through High
Yosenilte
National
park,
Sunday—Chrlnttnns Carols will bo ns W. E. Scoggan, M. D. Barber, M.
lands
County
to Lake Annie, thence
aung at Contrnl Park nt four o’clock L. Wright, C. D. Forrester, Perry
cast
to
tho
ocean
nnd Fort Plorco
Ml . From Peanuts.
by tho Music Department of tho Jcrnlgan, J G.Shnrron, W.T. Wheelis,
through
Okeechobee
and St. Lucie
The common peanut Is the source
Woman’s Club assisted by the San A. J. Losing nnd J*. P. Hall.
counties.
The tree will be placed in the Boy of n new substitute for tnllk which
ford band.
Scout I’lny Ground of tho Baptist so closely resembles Its prototype
CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon
that It turns sour and curdles, pro
Miss Perrio Lee Bell arrived homo Temple. It will bo lighted four duces buttermilk when churned nnd and evening, Gray Gables, on the
F riday to spend tho Christmas holi .nights, tho first night being Friday may bn made into cheese, says the beach, Seabreeze, Fla.
Phone 401.
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of this week.
Scientific American.
Tho flavor, tn Free bath houses.
74-Frl-St-0m
Clifford Bell, nt thoir homo on Celery
which, the nut characteristically per
FOR MRS HURT
sists, Is declared to be practically Its
avenue. Miss Boll is nttonding
A largo assortment of Dennison’s
Mrs. La Verne Hurt wns tho only point of vnrlnnco with cow's beautifully ongravod Christmas cards.
Queen’s College at Chnrlotto.
honorcc nt a most delightful party milk. The new lacteal product orig —Mobley’s Drug Store,
227-tfc
Miss Serltn Lake, a popular mem Saturay when Mrs Claude Howard inated in the laboratory of nu Amer
ican
university
where
tho
peanut
kor
ber of tho social set, arrived homo entortnined nt bridge, nt her homo on nols are converted into four Umos
Beautiful line of Christmas Station
Saturday afternoon und will spend the Third street. There being three their volume of milk, varying from -I ery, Bower & Roumillnt.
226-tfc
holidays with her pnrents, Mr. nnd tables of players.
to 8 per cent ln fnt content nnd from
Mrs. Forest Lako. Miss Lnko is
Quantities of red roses were used 2.4 to 8.3 per cent In pro'eln The
Lnko Wales is almost unanimously
among tho Sanford girls attending in charming profusion in th0 various cost of production Is said .n he con in favor of permanent street and
Womnn’s College nt Tallahassee.
rooms where tho card tnb'es were siderably less than tlie in (ket price mas improvcmetB. This is indicated
of dairy milk.
plnccd.
by the result of the election held
WEDDING BREAKFAST
In the interesting gnmo of bridgo
therc
recently. Out of 110 votes
Boy Scouts A id B ird s.
Mrs. A. I’. Connelly entertained played during tiv( afternoon, high
cast all but three were in fnvor of
The
birds
In
the
neighborhood
of
with her usual charming and gracious score wns mnde by Mrs. B, A.
St. Lunin have had their housing prole the issuing of bonds in the amount
manner Saturday morning at a wed Howard, who was nwnrdcd n beauti loins reduced to lowest terms by the
of $200,000 for pnving purposes.
ding breakfast honoring Lieut, and ful basket of rod roses. The hono- net of the hoy scouts of St. Louis, who,
Mrs. Hugh Albert Iiivins, whose m ar rco wns presented n lovely fern dish, as a result of a contest, provided 2,!h>8 This is a splendid showing.
riage at high noon wns a brilliant so as memento of the occasion.
well-lmlli bird 'houses, which have
AH kinds of imported perfumes.—
cial event,
Following the card game tho In-eii placed In the public parks and Bower & Roumillnt.
225-tfc
other
reserves.
The
winning
troop
Tho living room and reception room hostess assisted by Mrs. A. II. Wal
turned
out
0M
bird
houses.
The
wore adorned with baskets and vnHCB lace served n delicious snlnd course.
"That O. K. Butter-crust Broad
scout executive writes (tint much In
of pink roses. In tho dining room tho
Tliose invited to this pretty party terest wits roused locally, not only In makes tho family happy.” Polnsotwedding colors, white and green wore
were Mrs. Ln Verne Hurt, Mrs. B. the house building which It Is pro tia Butter-spilt bread "can’t bo beat
used. Crystal vases and ImskctH were
A. Howard, Mib. George Bishop, posed tn make an antnial good turn en.”
227-Otc
•effectively placed on the mantel, cab
event, hut also In the scouts themMiss
Adelaide
Higgins,
Mrs.
D.
D.
inets and the buffet.
Caldwell, Mrs. G. D. Hart, Mrs. Joe selves.
Tho newly organized Vaialin Yacht
Ucnutiful in its appointments, of
Chittenden,
Mrs.
II.
L.
Perkins,
Mrs.
Club
is planning to erect at onco a
crystal, China and silver, was tiie
Avon Park now has a bountiful modern nnd up-to date club house on
M.
S.
Wiggins,
Mrs.
Hnl
Wight,
beautiful breakfast table, covered with
wnter supply of tho hcBt pure water
an exquisite lace cloth. In the center Mrs. W. E. Watson, A.* W Fitts and in the stato, and is taken from a well Lake IIarris, nt Ynlnhn, near here.
Mrs.
Gowdy.
The origlnnl plans for n floating club
wns a crystal basket filled with white
several hundred foot deep. This hnuse have boon discnrdid ns imprnroses and fern, the handle tied with a
well hns been furnishing the town ticnl. The club house committee in
DINNER PARTY
fluffy bow of green und white tulle,
with
w ater for some time, but the cludes the following prominent LeesLieutenant II. A. Bivins entertain
n t tho corners were crystal candle
Florldn
Icc nnd Power Company lias burgerns: C. G. Ware, J. Y. Clark
sticks holding white topers with green ed the members of the Bevins-IIernjust
installed
n most powerful elec and Major Robert L. Wood.
and silver shades. Suspended from don bridal party nt dinner Fridny
tric
pump,
which
draws the water
the chandelier was a large whito wed evening at the Valdez Hotel.
to
tho
surface
by
n
suction
screw and
The talde had as its centerpiece n
Every color of Dennison’B Lustre
ding bell, tied with green tulle, with
thun
drives
it
by
pump
to
tho
resivoir, Crepe i’npor, also Crepe Paper
m single white rose ns clapper, Thu basket of pink roses and fornss. Tho
place cards were in a bridal design, place cards were suggestive of tho or ill case of fire direct into the Strenmors, Festoons nnd othor Den
nison's Cropo Paper Chriscmns decor
and tho favors for tho girls were wed Christmas season. Covers ^wero mnins.
ations,—Mobley's Drug Store. 227-tfc
ding hells filled with green and whito laid for fourteen.
Christmas cards at Herald office.
mints, the men’s favors were baskets
Thos0 enjoying ,thin [event were
Christmas Candies,
Whitman’s,
of mints, A five course breakfust Miss Norma Herndon, Miss Esthor
A nice lino of Bibles nnd Testa Huylcr’s, Wiloy’s nnd Log Cabin Pewas served.
Miller, Lieut. Strnhnt, Miss Mnrjorio
In cutting tho bride’s cake, which Clay, Lieut. Patrick, Mrsn. B, ^V. ments for tho old nnd young.—Mob- enn nut roll.—Mobley’s Drug Store.
227-tfc
227-tfc
w as white topped with tiny American Herndon, Miss Nellie Lnnc of De- loy’s Drug Store.
flags. Miss Marjorie Clay, drew the Laiia, Miss Dnphic WimMsh, Mrs. J.
thimble, Lieut. Strnhnt the dime and E. Blouse. Messers James Higgins,
Miss Sam Mardre tho ring.
Walter nnd Hawkins Connnliy, nnd
SANFORD
& GRANITE WORKS
Covers wore laid for Lieut, and Mrs. Alfred Robson.
X .
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
II. A. Bivins, I,lout. Stralim, Miss Es
CEMETERY
WORK A SPECIALTY
ther Miller, Mr. Maurice Holnton,
Mrs. Bryan Sturman nnd bnby of
1018 Weat F irst Street
1018 West First Street
Miss Sara Mardre, Alfred Hobson, Pittsburg, Pa., are spending tho
Miss 'Daphne Witublsh, Miss Dorothy winter here with her mother Mrs. E.
Rumph, James Higgins, Miss Nell A. Dougins. Mr. Sturman will a r
Lane nf DeLnnd, Miss Marjorlo Clay, rive this week nnd will Bpcnd the
Lieut. Patrick, Walter and Hawkins holidays here with them.
Connelly.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer Trnsk nnd
YOUNG LA DIE VISITORS
Miss Paulino Trnsk, t f Petoskey,
Mich., who hnvu been visiting Mrs. I
A number of attractive young lad Trask’s Hister Mre. Fred Williams,}
les from all over the stnto arc visit left todny for Tampa where they will
ors in the city, coming to attend tho spend tho wintor.
Pi K, A. Christman dance, a brilliant
event of last evening and will renmin
Mis» Dorthy Rumph, who Is a t
over until Sunday.
tending Women's College at TnllnhnsAmong those bore are Misses Hilda hco, nrrived Saturday morning, nnd
Griffin, Virginia Yowoll and Hnrlet will spend tho holidays hero with her
Titus of Orlando, Scrota Lake and parents Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J. Rumph.
Ethel Henry of Sanford, Sarn Kel
ler and Ruth Drawdey of Tnihpn,
Mr. ami Mrs. Robort Herndon
Norma Griffin of Kissimmee, Veda nnd bnby motored to Bartow yester
Ulm er of Largo and Teresa Murphy day whore they were tho guests of
Direct from tho Manufacturer and right up to the minuto in
o f Jacksonville.—Guinesvillo Sun.
Mtb. Jnmos Timberlnko.
MARBLE
We have been telling you about it and unless
you do your shopping this week you will not
be able to give those fine gifts from our new
line of—
FINE S T A T I O N E R Y
style and texturo. Tho finest and moat substantial gift.
TH E MANGER PRINCE
(Cantata)
T h e Manger Prlnco is to bo pre
sented in Sanford this Christmas by
’» chorus of 23 voices. Perhaps the
best of all the Cantas evor given in
J Sanford is this one.
Tlio chorus is being trained by
J. C. Parker of Marquette, Mich.,
is among tho out of stato visitors
spending somo time in Sanford.
W. Hutchins of DoLand was
among the visitors hero yesterday
stopping at the Montezuma.
H of-M ac Battery Co.
Making Lower Repair Charge
Portable
Re mi n g t o n Typewri t ers
A Gift that Will Be Appreciated
Christmas Cards, Engraved Cards, Pocket
Books, Novelties
H e r a ld P r in t in g C o .
Consult Us
-
In matters pertaining to finance it 1b our busi*
neBS to give every customer all of the informa
tion at our disposal.
By dealing with us; by depositing here,
you are placing yourself in position to secure
the advice and assistance so necessary at
times.
First N ational Bank
\
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F .P .
B. F. Whitner, Cashier 1
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
SANFORD
FLORIDA
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
Sold and Serviced by
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Wieland
-j.
FLORID H
Sanford Constructs Co.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Planes and Specifications Cheerfolly
Furnished
All Work Guaranteed
n . T. PACE
P. o . Box 111
PURE WATER
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
Elder Springs Water
Expert Repairing
99.98% PURE
Phone 311-W
Sanford, Fla
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
Oak and First
HOTELS
Geo. W. Knight
Hotel Montezuma
Real Estate and Insurance
“Sanford’s New Hotel’’
SANFORD
FLORIDA
•1-50 Up Per Day
.. Employment Bureau.. SANFORD NOVELTY
Tho vocational committed of the Bualncss and Profasslonul Women’s Club
requests all young woram desiring
employment to register at the First
National Bank.
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
Sanford Machine #
Foundry Co.
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mill
Work
CONTRACTOR and BUTLDEK
517 Commercial Street
General Mrfchlne and Boiler Works
Automobile Flywheel Steal Ocnr
bands In stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned'
Sanford Steam Laundry
FOR SERVICE
Call 146-J
Sanford, Fla.
^TRANSFER
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS”
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
If we please you, tell nthera; If nor
tell us. Phone 498
W. RAWLING, Prop.
—Get your Scratch Pada from The
Herald—by the pound—18c.
Acteylene Welding
OF ALL KINDS
H. W. NICKERSON
Sanford Welding Co.
Public Accountant; Audita—Syatcma
Income Tax Service
Located in Eagle Bldg., 70S Oak Ave.
INSURANCE
Room 10 McNeill-Davla Bldg.
Phone 852
Orlando, Fla.
N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair
W. T. ROBERTS, Agent
Shop
Sanford
Located at 207 French Are., between
Florida 2nd and Third. E. R. BERGQUIST.
THE LADIES OF TH E BAPTIST
TEMPLE WILL HOLD THEIR ANNUAL BAZAAR AT MRS. CATES'
OLD STAND ON FIRST STREET,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
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ARNOLD BENNETT ON WORDS
Daily Fashion -H ii#
RBpBUMon Better Th«n th« Um of
B«d English, |« the Contention
of Noted Writer,
, *t
Here nrc Mr. nnd Mm. Albert Y,
Goowen, who hare Just Btarted In the
M-foot motor yncht Speejncks from
|>few York, for n BO.OOO-mlte online
■round thi» world Hint will Innt about
Iwo yearn. Tlioro nro eight others In
the ship’* company.,,-J r } ■
HIS
CHOICE
Man Who Ha« "Flocksd by Hlmiolf"
for Twenty. Five Years Will
Have No Other.
A hermit leads a fnsclnntlng life.
So \V, l>. Clark nays, nnd he ought to
know, fur ho has been a hermit In the
•relic wilderness nearly a quarter of
a century.
"i mce a hermit, always a hermit."
•nys Mr. Clurk. “A hermit wants nobody’s pity, tie enjoys Ills solitude
and wouldn’t trade It for the pleas
ures and excitement of cities. I have
been In civilization a year now and
I nm going hack home to the wilder
ness ns quickly as I can. There are
no fakirs, swindlers nnd thieves there."
Mr. Clark’s home cabin Is on the
headwaters of Peel river, 180 miles
from flerschel Island and 110 tulles
from Fort McPherson. Ills nearest
neighbor Is 50 miles away. They see
each other once u year. With the ex
ception of this man, Abe Seliafer, Mr.
Clark Is the only human being In n
thousand square miles of country. The
Indians do not go that far north nnd
the Ksklmos do not come that far
south.
"I have seen 10,000 cnrlbou In n
herd," Mr. Clark said. "They go to
the arctic coast In the spring to have
their young nnd In September they re
turn mmill to the edge of the timber,
where they can llml shelter and moss
on which they live."
The mercury goes 70 degrees below
In winter, Mr. Clnrk says, but It Is
(lie most healthful climate In the
world. Old-timers up there, lie de
clares, do not know whnt sickness
means.
WATCH PAItTY
Arnold Pennott hates hnlf-mennlngs,
and especially he hates Inexact words.
Ho quotes from n London daily nnd
holds up to ridicule "The King nnd
queen were peesent at a (lrst night In
a London theater Inst evening for the
Initial time In their reign." Ills com
ments nro Instructive, Mnlcolm Cowley
writes In the Lttcrnry Review:
It Is qulto a flrst-rnte example
of hnd English, The culprit, whose
nnmo Is well known to myself nnd
other members of tho London Ilteinry
police force, evidently thought that It
would be Inelegant to use the same
word twice In two lines; so he sub
stituted ‘Initial’ for ’first’ In the second
line. • • ►Perhaps ho had never re
flected that wurds express Ideas, nnd
Hint therefore If a precise Idea re
curs, the precise word for Hint tden
ought to recur. The Idea expressed
by tho word ’first’ Is precise enough,
nnd no other English word mentis whnt
•first’ means. Certainly ’Initial’ does
not mean ’first.’ Still, tho man meant
well. Ills misfortune was that, hav
ing picked up n good notion without
examining It, he Imagined that repe
tition was Inelegant In Itself. Ropetltlou Is only wrong when It Is uninten
tional, nnd when, being horrid to the
oar, It Its reasonably and honestly
avoidable, _Qn the other hand, repe
tition, used with tact nnd courage, may
nchlevo not merely elegance hut posi
tive brilliance."
Moro Is Bennett's style both In
theory and practice, and the practice
ngrees with the theory. The passage
Is not merely clear, but It Ih brilliantly
repetitive. The trouble Is that Bennett
often goes out of Ids way to repeat
himself.
J *
For thcro Is but one. Don’t buy cheap, unknown brands when you
can buy u Royal nt the same prkc.
Royal Royal
Royal
Royal
Tubes
Cord
Cord
Tubes
*4.75
...*43.75
30x3 Vi ................. $18.30 *2.80
" 33x4 Vt .......
4.00
...
44.85
..................
25.75
2.05
34x4
Vi
.........
32x3 Vi
5.10
... 40.10
31x4
...... - ......... 20.41$. 3.45
*5x4 Vi .........
5.30
... 47.10
.................. 32.50
3.70
32x4
■»6^Vi .........
5.70
...
53.20
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33x4
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05x5
34x1
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Sanford, Florida
Sanford, Fla., Dec. 13,1921.
s
f
Santa Claus,
Care Seminole County Bank,
Sanford, Fla.
Dear Old Kris:
'0196
SIMPLE FROCK OP BATIN'.
For formal dnytlmv wear this dqrk
bluo satin la vory effective. Tho wi.ot
Is dnrt-flttcd at tho shouldors, the
round nock being collarless. Attach
ed to tho Moyon Ago blouse Is a twophcco skirt trimmed with
flvo
straight bands which aro tuckod un
der nt tho lower edgo. Tho girdle Is
a 'brilliant affair In Oriental colors
on a dark bluo background. Medium
slzo requires 3 yards 64-Inch matorial.
Pictorial Rovhtw Dress No. 919G.
Slzos, 34 to 44 inchea bust, Price, 36
cents,
I think “the missus” deserves a REAL CHRISTMAS
present this year.
Can you think of anything she would appreciate
more than her own Savings Account—a real nest egg
that she can add to regularly?
* •**
**i*■
>• * *• ' »'
tl
i
She has a lot of dreams tucked away in her head of
things she wants to do, so if I give her a little start I’ll bet
she will save enough to make those dreams come true.
Bless her heart, I should have done this long ago.
Tho ladles of the Baptist Church
will hold their annual bnzaar on Fri
day nnd Snturdny, Dccomber 10 nnd
17, Pinco will bo announced Inter.
219-tfc
Please open a Savings Account for hei* with the en
closed check and hang the pass book, with’my card en
closed, on our Christmas tree.
FRIEND HUSBAND.
No.
The regular annual meeting of tho
stockholders of the Sanford Building
& Lonn Association of Sanford, Fla.,
will bo hold in accordance with its by
laws in tho office of the Asocintion,
108 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, Flori
da, on Saturday, January 1-1, 1022, at
7:30 p, m., for the purpose of electing
n board of directors to servo for tho
ensuing year, nnd for the transaction
of any other business that may prop
erly como before tho meeting.
A. P. CONNELLY,
12-onw-4w
Secretary.
Enclosed please find check for $................................... with which to open n Savings Account for
Address
Nnmo
Kindly mnil the pass hook to me nt.... .................................
Addross
Drop a card In the hook marked “‘Merry Christmns from
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Nnmo
CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1921
Southbound
Arrivo
83. .......... 2:30 u.m.
27.
01. ......... 1:18 p.m.
8ft.
85. ......... 0:55 p.m.
All kinds of Imported perfumes.—
Bower
& Uoumillat.
225-tfc
Departs
2:40 a.m.
Good meals, *8.00 per week, Tho
8:43 a.m.
Temple
Club, corner Third nnd Park.
1:38 p.m.
tf-p
3:20 p.m.
7:10 p.m.
CHRISTMAS STATIONARY,
POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC.
Doparts
2:03 n.m.
Everythint. In the holiday lino in
12:05 p.m. stationery, post cards, engraved
2:55 p.m, Christmas nnd Now Year’s cards,
4:05 p.m. stnmps mid stickers, etc., nt the Her
ald office. Ono of tho finest end most
complete lines over brought to San
ford. Open every night until Christ
Departs mas.
7:00 n.m.
3:25 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
Orders Executed in
Employment Bureau
Vulcanizing Shop
nt Akers’ Filling Station, now open.
Tho Vocational Commutes of tho Bus A master tire builder Is on the Job
iness nnd Professional Worain’a Club day nnd night. Work guaranteed.
requests all young wwicn doalring
employment to rogiater at tho First
Nntlonnl Bank, nnd business men ro- EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE
airing help to consult register.
I reprosont progressive, modern in
surance old-lino companies and am
prompt in rondoring you expert ear?Piano Owners, Notice! ice
in securing for you Just what you
wnnt In lifo insurance on the plan
Here for a limited stay. Pntrons de suited to your prosant nnd future
siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. need. Endowment, monthly income
plans, nnd automobilo and flrt In
surance. Write or phono mo to call.
the Piano Tuner”
W. J. THIGPEN.
“Mack
Hr - R
.G I F T S .
of Utility
and Economy
Seed Potatoes
s
■il
ROSE FOUR
BLISS TRIUMPH
COBBLERS
This seed stock Is especially selected Maino Grown,
from fields freo from Blight infection
11 PECK BAGS
^
S 10 Bales and upward S
J L x c ) ;■v
[COT TONI
Ask for Prices
C h ase
C om pany j
■ Ask for FREE Booklet
■
a “How to Trade in Cotton” ■ The charm of Electrical Gifts ■
SANFORD
FLORIDA
■ and Dnlly Colton Letter 5 lies in this fact:—they keep
right
on
serving
and
pleasing
■ J. D. Sugarman & Co 3 year after year. Electrical Ap s■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I
Sugarmnn Bldg.
m
pliances aro the “little servants
m
19 Beaver Street,
New York S
of tho Home" bo much in demand
a
in modern housekeeping.
SpiN O LE
ABSTRACT CO.
Get An Abstract Before
Buying Property
.»
I’jionu 447-W
(•■-. i-i ^ t
B ank
:
£*
VULCANIZING
iIj,
s
Roaes for Every Section.
The Department of Agriculture In
Northbound
a rose zone map shows how frosts lim
Arrivo
it rose culture In certain sections. Tea
82
roses by tills map can he grown
84..
throughout tho South ami In California,
80........... 2:35 p.m.
.it wherever tho frosts are over In
02...........
4:00 p.m.
Mari'h. Hybrid tea rexes aro safe far28..
llier north to soul horn lYiiiiHylvnaln,
dlilo, Illinois, Imva, Nebraska. Now
Mexico and Arizona, where the frosts
Trilby Brandi
nre over In April. Hybrid perpofials
Arrivo
and some hardy specimens can bo
100..
grown In Hie northern states where
the last rrost Is In May, but where xNo. 24..
158.. •*t«*4l*«*«
frosts occur during the summer, ns
In parts of Ihe northwest, success with No. 22..
outdoor roses Is dllllcult.
This schedule Is based on tho suppo
Leesburg Branch
sition that roses In tlio districts as
Arrivo
signed to them as safe will tujod no
157...........
3:55
p.m.
special care In the winter. With win
ter coverings of earth, straw and bur No. 4 l.. ........ 2:50 p.m.
lap, many roses will resist frost and
M)l-- ......... 5:(jl) p.mt
eold. Some hybrid ten roses, for ex xNo. ?6.: .....,.j 1:80 p.m. *
ample, can lie grown In Minnesota and No. ton
ROYAL
••
m
Tho wny to boost your community
Armenian Children Slow In Recover is to boost your HOME PAPER.
ing From Terrors to Which They
Were Long Subjected.
NOTICE!
When You Think of a Cord Tiro There is only One Word to Remem
ber, That is—
■■>(<■
I Give a Real Gift This Christmas |
HEARTS AFFECTED BY FEAR
According to Dr, Mabel Elliott, bond
of tlie American Woman's Hospitals,
who Is now serving with the Near
East Belief at Ismld, Turkey, a large
number of the Armenian children
under her cure are suffering from en
larged hearts or other forms of heart
disease, dtio to the constant fear to
which they Ituve been prey during the
past few years.
Belief workers In the Near East
have long been familiar with the men
tal petrifaction due to the terrible ex
perience through which these children
have passed, most of them having for
gotten everything of their past, their
names, their homes ami their Iniigiinfti'
Included, hut tills Is the (lrst Instance
that lias been recorded of the effect of
fertr on lliclr hearts.
The cure which Dr. Elliott Is prac
ticing with these children Is a com
bination of mental nnd medical. First
of all, (hey are made to realize that
they are entirely out of danger nnd
among friends. Then they nre put on
n special diet of nourishing foods and
certain exercises are proscribed, The
results so far hnvo been remarkably
successful.
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The Epworth League of the M. E.
Church will hold a "hnrd-tnck" watch
party in the Church pnrlor on Satur
day evening, Dec. 31st, (beginning
at ft:30 o’clock.
All nre especially
Invited and you will receive u wnrm
welcome. There will he plenty of
amusements—a special program, nnd
free eats. Take notice: This is a
"hard-tack" pnrty for old and young
so don’t come with n stiff collnr or n
silk frock, wo wnnt you to feel nt
case. Don’t hnvo your shoes shined
—the longue can use thnt dime.
The full program will appear nt n
Departs
Inter date.
The Lcnguo Is a largo body of onsrgetic young people who do things
« %
worth while. Any money dorlvcd
from fines will help to hay n church
•■nrpet. Keop this date open nnd ho
Massachusetts.
on hand.
There are thousands of varieties of
Oviedo Branch u
roses, and several hundred new lines
Tlioro must be something wrong tire produced each year, so (bat there xNo. 120........... 7:45 p.ra,
3:40 p.m.
with n conference thut dosn’t inspire are roses nilnplnl.lo to practically ev xNo. 127...........
x—Dnlly, except Sunday.
the m is to do n Jlttlo bombing by ery part of the country.
way of .protest.
Flrat anil Elm Ava.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19* 1921
ON TWO-YEAR CRUISE
HERMIT'S LIFE
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. Could nny gift bo moro appropriate
t<Fexpress a lasting regard?
’ There are so many things to choose
from nt this Electrical Shop—Perco
lators, Washing Machines, Electric
Irons, Vacuum S woe pom.
By all
moans give Electrical Gifts and ev
ery member of tho housohold will
bless you on Christmas and every day
thereafter.
G1LL0N & FRY
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1921
THAT MOOSBHBART INSTITU
TION
■■■■■Ml
TRUCK
Some months ago there was great
; elation in Jacksonville over the prosDy a Sanford Celery-Fed
i poets of securing the Institution which
i the fraternal order of Moose proposes
Man
ft. J. HOLLY
Editor
. to establish in the South. A commitN . J. LILLARD....8ocretary>Treasnr«r
I tee went to a western city to present
We will not say “Do Your Christmas Shopping
Hk A. NEEL______General Manager
1 the claims of Jacksonville to tho nntEarly." Too many have said it before and it is aU
: ional officers, for Moose is a countryWill some ono ploaso elucidate:
i wide frntornnl organization of un What kind of wood is a tadpole made
most a joke. But we can say without fear of jok
questioned merit and with commcnd- out of 7
ing or contradiction that if you have been saving
nblc enterprises in its scopo of work.
your money through our plan that doing your
Committees of tho order came hero Today’s Short Story In Three Chapters
Christmas
shopping will cause you no fear because
and inspected various sites offered
Chapter I
you will have that nest egg from which to draw
and nppenred to bo well satisfied. Out
A man starts a grocery store.
tho fact remnins, that Jacksonville has
—IN
SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY L IF E Chapter II
not secured tho desired prlzo. Noth
It comes to you with full force that you have not
Ills cash ran out.
ing has been,done, so fa r os known,
Chapter III
been
saving as you should. There is nothing gives
for months, to supplement or strength
The man followed tho cash.
you so much independence os a Bank Account.
en tho work already done by local citi
Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas
zens and organizations, and tho Bito
A girl of very short stnturo wants
for tho promised Moosoheart home
l rings it home to you with full force.
to get spliced as soon ns possible.
and school has not been selected.
Only six more days to shop for
Now comes Tampa ns a claimant for
Hazel K nutt is provoked becauso
Christmas.
the honor of Having this promised in
the groccryman laughed at her when
stitution established in Florida, and,
And Sanford stores are rondy to
of course, in or near that enterprising she asked him if ho had any windfall
potatoes.
tak e your orders for anything you
city. In tho Tampa Tribune of I)ewont.
| comber 16th It was told that aggresScrambled Maxims
jslve action wns being tnkon by tho
From
Boston:
School children nro tho luckiest In
j Tampa Doard of Trade, and by var
of Sanford
the world. Just to think they will
io u s civic organizations of that city, of your own oyo,
have over a week's vacation to enjoy
itownrd securing tho Southern MoosoA man’s character Is like a fence. It
th e holidays.
Ihcnrt. In that report appeared this
cannot
be strengthened by whitewash.
Iparagraph:
New York hotel 1ms built n room In1
“It- h^s been learned that tho nntMAKE IT AN
which the patrons can retire to think.
Monnl Mdqschcnrt committee haB nnr- Some are goad s
J u s t to think of how nlco this would
rowed the field down until Florida because
be for tho editors to think.
mow hns practically boon dccidod up- goodness pays best:
tnn ns the state in which to locate the some nre
Snnford subdivisions will begin to
| institution, which is to bo a homo nnd good for nothing,
L'RLLNG IRONS
move after tho first of tho year. Sev
T llT , ,T " ,U “ T .,C,¥,C i refuge for aged or invalid members of
-------eral big sales will be put on nbout causes, and Individual, organizations, jtho Loya, 0r(,or of Moow<
Thrc0
Job-U^c
thnt tlmo and Sanford property will nnd business interests should Kive ; Fl0ridn cities are said to bo in tho Ho came along in a wheezy old car -lbs IRONS with
O
move fast this spring.
them the opportunity of bidding on r#ce fop tho ,ocnti
wJth T
nt „„d meeting a woman friend ho ask- ,'urling Irons — _______ ...
O
any business before going elsewhere. prcscnt
th<J ,end. u „ tho bolIef of ed her if she would like to take a 6-lb. IRONS,
n Af
Welcome to Cnpt. Atkinson nnd
only .......
U .U l
Thu Chamber of Commerce haB j U(|K0 Cohen and others of tho Moose- ride,
THE STRONGEST
Captain Atkinson, Jr., to our city. been approached on different occns- j heart conimitto that only a display of) “Sure thing,” Hho replied enthusinsGRILLS,
1 1 O fl
GUARANTEED
They will put on n fine boat on Lake ions to inaugurate A HUY AT HOME the Tampa spirit of determination and 'tlenlly, “This bright morning I am
only
— ..—.— . 1 1 . V I
TIRE MADE
Monroe nnd take out parties nnd give MOVEMENT, in order to keep ban- aggressive 'go get 'em’ is needed to just full of pep.”
TOASTERS,
O fjC
our beautiful lake tho publicity that it ford business in Sanford. While it I s : cinch tho proposition for this city.” I "Hut,” he replied, "W hat you need
only .........................
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tlcservos.
true that BU \ AT HOME Campaigns ^ This informution should he of value'is patience.”
have been conducted by a groat many , to Jacksonville. It is not necessary!
-------This is the week for tho Snnford commercial organizations as a part of (() refer to incidents thnt occurred
F a b ric s
A boy who went to church for tho
Sizes
merchants to go after tho holiday their program for meeting outside , when the m atter originnlly was under first time described tho services ns
S
9.80
30x3
Vacuum Cleaners
trade with a bunch of daily advertis competition, the following extract ^consideration here, whether or not thoy impressed him: “First thoy sang
$12.50
30x3 Zi
ing. Give them the prices. Wo can front the ‘Ilctnii trade Extension there was mishandling that resulted |,n*l then a man prayed, and then two
$19.15
32x3 Vi
noli cheaper tlmn any other place In bulletin,' issued by tho U. *S. Cham- , jn ,1(1 decision being made. Tho main passed around corn-poppers.”
W ashing Machines
$21.75
31x4
the state but people will nover know her of Commerce, is both interesting tiling now Is, if Jncksonvilio really '
on EnBy Payments
$25.35
32x4
-------it if you do not advertise.
$20.50
33x4
nnd pertinent to the subject under dis- Wnnts „ Brent institution, one that
Well, of AH Things!
Put Edison Lamps
$27.25
34x4
s
tm:
Is
not
only
worthy,
but
thnt
is
of
great
A
cucumber
is
the
lowliest
of
nil
in every socket for better and bright $33.40
The Sanford Herald will adopt sev
32x4 Vi
Wo do not know any one out of the | value to the city or community that vegetables and is hnrdest to digest,
er lights
eral new policies after January first.
$34.50
33x4
Yi
nlrcds of Commercial orgnntzn- secures it, is to get busy and in the Its food value is:
I t will tell a few things about Han
$43.65
35x5
lions In tho United States, however, right and proper way.
Water, 07 per cent.
ford and Hanford people Hint they
which Ims maintained a committee on
If Tampa, or nny other Florida city,
Muscle, 1.6 por cent.
will not like but it will liu the truth
'HUY AT HOME’ ns a continuing ae- secures this prize it will bo for tho reaFat,
1 por cent.
and will be told in order that thoy cun
Sanford, Fla,
tivity. There nre a number of nrgu- son tlmt tho successful contestant hns
Percentage of nutrition, 2 per cont. 105 Palmetto Avc,
chnngo their policies to conform with
meats against tho ‘HUY AT HOM E';displayed more active interest and hns
the growing city of Hanford.
movement which hnvo to bo mot. been able to present claims that warORLANDO, FLA
The mule has great heeling
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
Chlef of these is that store keepers ranted the selection of that partiou- cities.
should rely upon style, quality, price,'lur place. Jacksonville hns, we were
OPT. D.
and service in their bids for trade, and led to holiove, stood high in favor with
Dippy
Dialogues
There have been n great many com
OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST
thnt reliance upon an agreement those having in charge the selection of
ments recently on tho increasing prac
What is nn island?
tice of a number of Sanford peoplo of among their customers to buy nt homo a site. If Jncksonvllu loses out wo
A body surrounded by water,
going to nearby towns to do their is artificial mid subversive of tho best can only congratulate the more forGivu an example.
whopping, ami that these purchases, intcrests of tho community. Another lunate claimant—and again “swallow
A boy in swimming.
argument is that the growth of retail our chagrin.”—Tlmes-Union.
made elsewhere, included not only lux
uries, hut food and clothing ns well.
A correspondent asks: “IMenso
CHRISTMAS EDITIONS ROLLING mu how to care for n piano.” J
It has also been stated that approxi
IN NOW
Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated
mately $500.00 worth of merchandise,
like any one would cure for n piano
ordered from Mail Order Houses, is
EYES EXAMINED
received dally at tho local post office.
They Cnll It Dancing
212 East. 1st St.
Sanford, Fla.
If, ns generally conceded, theso
A drony nir,
Htatcments arc true, hero Ih a condi merchants themselves of sound prim |JapQr9 which the shop looks forward A tired pair,
Something
WE GRIND OUR OWN LENBB
to each year, have begun to arrive.
tion thnt requires immediate investi .epics of retail merchandising.
Check to cheek they sway;
\\ bile wo have many records of buy Doing always glnd to see tho othor A limpid, languid, drnggy drag.
gation and remedying, for not only
Removal Announceme’t
nre the local retailers seriously effect i at homo campaigns, some of which in- fellow’s and filled with greater glee As thoy waddlo on their way.
ed, but tho economic development of dlcato considerable enthusiasm in the 1to know that his own edition is off Hut hold!
initial stages, we have no record of the press and delivered, the newspn- Thoy stop!
JOHN J. HEITZ, M. D.
Sanford is threatened.
uny
sustained
increase
in
sales
trace-Jpers
with
their
forcu
of
men
take
a
A n unbiased analysis of the ciarnA chill she's got—
and Chiropractor
vb responsible for this tendency to nlile to the campaign. It would seem 1big sigh of relief when tho operation Yvf Gods!
purchase out-of-town would disclose that most movements of this kind are is performed without uny hail luck, He’s caught the fright!
whoso offices for tho past year wore
.Some mighty good products come from Tho oo horn, drumstick, picolo
tho three following reasons, first, spasmodic.
located nt tho Seminoio Hotel and at
In some localities meetings hnvc the office of tho Florida press nnd a Are mixed up in ft fight,
prices in excess of those charge*! else
107 Ninth nvenuo, Snnford, has mov
been
held with n view to ascertaining 1Brent deal of pride 1b taken in present- Thoy shriek nnd whine,
where Tor similar merchandise; sec
ed Into a larger place which is being
ond, the inability to secure morchun- why people went out-of-town to buy.| »R them. Little does tho render know And gronn nnd pine,
equipped ns tho Snnford Sanitarium,
tlise due to local merchants carrying ■When tho reasons were ascertained,1thnt they represent work for days and And screnin and soli and leer;
located nt 1000 Union Street or Sec
InsuTfkient stock, and third, tho un tho merchants got together in an nt- weeks nnd hoenuso they nre filled with A cowbell hits a slippery floor;
ond streot East.
wise extension of credit to locnl peo tempt to eliminate objections nnd keep advertising which might seem to he a A horn tho chnndulior,
ple, who oftlmcs abuse It, and when it the trade nt homo. Of intorest in this money maker, tho render also gets tho And ho and she
''
lins been curtailed become disgruntled connection nro tho llettor Store H er-1wrong impression thnt tho nowspnper Stand rigid—seel :
‘
O U R R E P A IR IN G I S
and go out-of-town to make purchases vice Blanks which tho retail divisions i* mnking a bnrrol of money and Again they shako nnd shiver,
.J
for which they are required to pay of somo com more Ini organizations might start a hank or something, but To tho big bnZoan
UNEXCELLED FO R
cash. This, despite the fact, thnt they have prepared for distribution to pat- j u B u n ly they nre just a souvenir of And its itzty timo
QUALITY 6 DURABILITY
havn been carried indefinitely by the rons of locnl stores. Those blanks tho ChristinnH ovent, acting morely us Thoy cnll the Jolly Quiver,
state
that
the
merchants
want
to
«
go-between
for
tho
shopper
and
tho
local merchants.
Tho storm is checked,
They stand erect,
The solution of tills problem is not make trnding in their towns the best advertiser.—Lakeland Star.
SAVE YOU MONEY
Thoy clinch!
difficult to arrive at, hut obviously
CHANGE
IN
OFFICERS
Again they sway—
will require tho combined effort of lo
FIRST NATIONAL HANK
Then, tir-od, slow-ly—
cal merchants to work out in the same
Writo as
manner us 1ms been done in other cit
OF ORLANDO SATURDAY Waddle—on—
They
Their—limpid—languid—
ies bos proven that local people cannot
Empire Hotel Block
be enticed to buy elsewhere when tho
^ow
At a special meeting of tho board Way.
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
—St. Augustlno Record,
down 0p {i|rect0rH of the First Nntionnl
merchants are giving maximum qualspace
|n Orlnndo Saturday noon,
I
1Hon. William T. Bland, of Kansas o fllie bonrd; H. C. Babcock, W. T.
to, or p jty( m‘0 t „m| for two yenrs a winter Bland, C. E. Johnson, I. W. Philips,
GENERAL REPAIRING
l>m" resident' of Orlnndo, won elected W. Warren, Seth Woodruff, S. II.
Old Ford Garage
,
president, succeeding Mr. Thos. E. Atha, II W. Barr, L. B. Fort, LoRoy West First St.
B.
Giles,
E,
G,
llauselt.—Orlando
Rhode ^lop*t*n8’ resigned.
Hon. W. U.
Phone No. 447-W
’ °* H O'Necl was elected chairman of the Sentinel
hoard of dlrccton, nuccee ling Hon.
WEEK'S WEATHER
'order
Overstreet, resigned. Theso
now officers tnko offlco January 1,
Eyes Teited
Glasses Fitted
Weather Outlook for the Period Ded
thnt
^ho
nnnu,,l
meeting
of
tin
bank
will
FltUrfeCAJCK
aa
cember 10 to 24, Inclusive
, tho
^oid J«nunry 10,
NUTS,' RAISINS
Enrich tho soil, increase the
““ ”
\
lution
The complete H«t of officers and •hoqq 1
CANDIED FRU IT* . t
South Atlantic nnd East Gulf Stntmor.
I
directors
of
this
well
known
national
yield, hasten m aturity, im
PLUM or F iq PUDRlNfl *nd
on:
Generally
fair
and
much
colder;
prove
the quality. It pays to
M axi-1bank
AH follows:
CHRISTMAS CA
Optometrist
use them regularly. Stock In
mini- .Officers—William T, Bland, prcsl* frost* probable except In Southorn
our warehouse at Sanford.
Varied and up-to-date [ dcnti I. W. Philips, vice-president; Florida,
Opp. Postomce
Booklet frcc from warehouse
_
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merchandise"—'“C redit' LoRoy B. Giles, vice-president; E.
A cynic says you can’t monkey with
or from—
■ for usa nnd not abuse" It will not only ! O. llauselt, cashier; I, L. Cook, asWe Appreciate Your Business
Phones 407-404
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L..i l._i L.... ' ■Infnvtf (inaKiflfft If It! Pnv Maltftt'aftf politics without getting your hands
soiled. Huh. You / can esy that Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated
WELAKA BLOCK
Armour F e rtiliz e r Works
abput
a fountain pen.—Exchange.
Jacksonville. Florida
W. R. O’Necl, chairman {
LECTRIC GIFT
...10.0C
j
In our show windows,
come in and look around
—we have
for all of the family.
BIG CROP
Deane; Tu'irer
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19,1921
Summary of Ike
Floating Small
Talk* Sueelaetly
Arranged for
Herald Beadera
Ultle Happening*
MeaUoaof
Matter! la Brlaf
Paraeaal Ilame
•f latarMt
TREASURY DEPARTMENT REG
ULATIONS RELATING TO INCOME TAX RETURNS
For Florida: Partly cloudy
tonight and Tuesday; Httlo
chango-ln temperature.
Whoro Is that cold wave predicted?
Lettuco is bringing bottor prices but
not enough.
Daytona was represented hore yes
terday by C. F. Owens.
Mrss. Eunice Preesly of Artesia,
Fla., is visiting In the city.
Frank Johnson, of tho Markham
section, was In th® city today.
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Man anid cold weather totiny- Ho evidently Hod.
Man said ho would pay us
If ho lived until Monday. IIo
evidently died yesterday.
Man anid ho would buy a
certain pleco of property If
lettuce brought $2.50. It is
bringing it—so you boo
much depends upon tho
weather, docs it not? Shop
oarly nnd often.
5:10 A. M. DEC. 18, 1921
Maximum...................... 74
Minimum ...................... 66
Range ........................... 58
Barometer .................. 30.33
Northwest one clear.
Silk Socks in Xmas Boxes?
And Neckwear? Yes! And
Bath Robes? You just bet
we can get them. I know of
the bestest place that carries
all these nice gifts for the
man and that’s where I can
be found. I have headquar
ters at—
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J, R. Concly, of DeLsnd was in the
city yesterday attending to business.
Rend tho advertisements in the
Daily Herald nnd make It your shop
ping guide.
Negro Chauffeur
Badly Wounded
By His Fares
r/ / f s /a a f m
Allen Jones nnd G. W, Spencer, Jr.,
arc home for tho holidays from Flori Tkp Frazier Is (tenten Up Hy Two Men
da University.
Who Had Hired Him to Drive
-t*.
-------Ollelloward and son arc among tho
Iko Frardor, a well known Sanford
quoto of Jacksonville visitors In San negro chauffeur, who drives a enr for
ford yesterdny.
hire, was badly benten up Snturday
night by two men named Sutton and
Christmas oranges nro rolling Hilliard. They hnd engaged Frazier
northward by tho solid car now and to take them to the convict camp near
the county home nnd after they had
bringing good prices.
him out on the edge of tho city they
attacked
him, probnbly with tho In
Cnpt. G. E. Atkinson and his son,
tention
of
possessing themselves of
C.ipt. G. E. Atkinson, Jr., nro among
the
enr
nnd
ho was badly benten but lowed. To the net invoice price should
the new nrrivnlB to tho city nnd they
jmanngcd
to
got
to his home nnd give be added the cost of transportation
will spend tho winter hore.
nnd other necessnry charges incurred
In acquiring possession of tho goods.
Mr. nnd Mrs. It. S. Holly, of Gnlncs"In the case of n manufacturer
ville, arrived in the city last night
‘cost’ means tho cost of raw materials
nml will be the guests of their par
nnd supplies, expenditures for lubor
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Holly for tho
nnd indirect costs incident to produc SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL
holidays.
tion, including n reasonable proportion
PLAYS FIRST GAME
of management expenses, but not in
Clifford Walker nnd sister, Miss
DEFEATED HY STETSON
cluding nny cost of selling or securing
Claire Walker, nre spending n tow
return on capital,
days with Snnford friends nnd rela
" 'Market' mentis the current bid
tives. Clifford is n student nt Flori
price prevailing ut the date of tho
da University and Miss Claire 1b
inventory for tho particular merchan
teaching school nt Wlntor Garden.
dise. The burden of proof as to tho
correctness of the price rests upon tho depressed they outplayed oponents in
LOOK BEFORE U LEAP
The Hand concert yesterday nftertaxpayer in each case. Where no open first few minutes. Superior externoon wns one of tho best of tho
nmrkct quotations arc available, tho pcrlencc however turned the tale and
I hnvo some real enr bnrgninn
season nnd tho Inrgo crowd present
taxpayer must uso such evidence of a Stetson won the find half 20 to 7.
enjoyed it to tho fullest. The rend 1 I)nick 4 ..................................... 1
fair market price nt tho dntes nearest1 In tho second half Stetson's men
ering of tho Holy City by Mr. Drndy 1 Auburn, nearly now ................ 005 ! the inventory uh may be available, worked together better and won it
was well received nnd tho entire pro 1 Olds 4 nenrly new ................
1H5 Buch ns specific transactions or com- by 22 to 7. Sanford bns great prosgram wns good. Tho continued np- 1 Oidsmobllo ................................ 485 pensntlon paid for cancellation of con- pects for victory among teams ot
plnuso after each number attested to Truck nenrly now ...................... 485 tracts or purchase commitments.
their class. (It must be remembered
Seo me for real bargains.
Hu- enjoyment of tho big crowd. As
"Where, because of abnormal condi- that tills game whs against UnlverslN. II. GARNER
usual the seats were missing nnd
many were obliged to stnnd,
a r /s v /m
a c k r
NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FIN
ISHED. EASY TERMS
Other Bargains in Real Estate
A. P. C onnelly
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a lino. No sd taken for less than
25 cents, and positively no classified nils charged tu anyone. Cask
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
cordingly.
MICKIE SAYS
v ju w sr MORe \ b e se e c h
A M ' IM P L O R E N O U T O G R A B
U P A T E L E P H O N E 'M S U P
O S A N N VTEW & TO O KNO W I
POLVCS S A N V 4B. G IT O U T A
N E W S '! P A P E R ., B U T W e NjE
AUW A NB G O T ROOVA F E R
1
owe
more
rmvA
FOR SALE—Second hand squnro
piano, Knnbe make, good action.
I’rico $51). Address Piano, caro of
Herald
‘
227-Otp
FOR SALE—Bird dog, 11 months old.
Cross setter nnd pointer. Guaran
teed not gun shy. Ready for hrenking.
Owner leaving for north. Sacrifice
for $50.00.—M. Murphy, Sorrento, Fla.
228-ltp
Post enrds—locnl views—lc each nt
the Herald office.
FOR RENT
WILLING WORKERS MEET
Make it a
L E X IN G T O N
or
Hupmob
Open and Closed Models
in Stock
A number of good toned cars at
prices and terms to suit
DISTRIBUTORS
209 Park Avenue.
Sanford
ONE DOLLAR A BOX FOR
FIRST STRAWBERRIES
Tho first refrigerator of straw
berries of tho season left here Wed
nesday evening and they sold for ono
dollar per quart at the shipping plat
form. They were raised by Walker
& McEwen and havo all they can pro
duce until Christmas sold at one dol
lar per quart.
The Wauchula aectlon will cut
more figure In the strawberry game
this year than ever before, for there
Is a much larger acreage.
Beans which wore planted since tho
atorm are beginning to come In and
If froat keeps off another two weeks
FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms.
Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third
Street.
196-tfo
FOh It ENT-Two unTurKTshoT rooms,
kitchenette, sleeping porch, private
entrance, 11th street, Snnford Ave
nue West,
230-2tp
FOR RENT—Half of storo, with fino
display window, No. 221 EnBt First
street, opposite postoffice.
230-tfc
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms to
guntlcmen. 110 West Third St.
Phone 0000.
200-3t
FOR RENT—Ono furnish od bod
room, also gnrago. 110 Laurel Avo.
100-tfo
F o r RENT—T wo furnished bod
rooms, (111 Purk Avo.
212-tfc
FOR SALE
FOB RENT—Rooms and kltchonnttes,
H01 I Shirley Apt., opp. P. O.
220-20tp
FOR RENT—One furnished apurtFOR SALE—Largo baby carriage, in i merit. Apply 800 Magnolia., Mrs.
good condition. Prlco good. Phono G. C. Cotes.
227-6tp
407-W or coll Sanford Heights, Mrs,
WANTED
Robinson.
230-fltc
WANTED—Desire n five room fur
used only few months in first class
nished apartment. Apply to Her
condition $600. cash. Can ho seen ald office.
230-2tr
at Millers warehouse, address Dr. C.
V. Jessup, Kitomming, Pa. 230-6tc
FOR SALE—Eight room house wlth 'L , Garrison. I
bath. Immediate possession. Small 204-tfc
payment down, long time on balance, w a n t e d b d1
See Lane or address Box 782, Daytons, Fla.
IM-Tu-BaMw J . *Both h o t ,
FOR SALE—One Palay rhum. Call a]T~W - i .
415-W,
FOR SALE OR REN+—8-roomed
house, 1011 Oak avo. Phone 283-J.
218-tic
FOR SALE CHEAP—Gaa range and Larue manufacturing company, man
wood rango, 1011 Oak ave. Phone ufacturing potato barrels, wish to «#•
283-J.
818-tfo tabllah branch warehouse In Sanford
FOR SALE — Choice oranges and and desire branch manager who can
grapefruit for Christmas, $2.00 per Invest $1,000.00. Address, P. O. Box
box, straps $1.25, f. 0. b. Qjtaon or 2894, Jacksonville, Florida.
Sanford. Cash 'with order.—F. N.
Purdy, Osteen, Fla.
227-6tp
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City Sntoipfer
IN THE HEART OF THE WO
VOLUME n
Under Program Agreed
Upon by House
Leaders
GREATEST
VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20,1921
Savannah Bank
Failed to Open Doors
This Morning
Two Financial Institutions In Savaa
nah Have Gone Under
Unofficial Advices From Abroad Indicate Good
Results
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—France o f French national interests. I t vraa
haa taken atepa to reconcile her views **ld not to embodjr a apadflc decision
on the naval ratio problem with thoee g * to
* refercnce t0 •"* ,pclflc
of the other powers, but her precis*
an* ,
, .. . ..
.
J T
With the negotiations In that dlrecattitude now the crucial Uaue of tb* ^
Mp Hughes and Albert Barraut,
arm negotiations,—remains in doubt, head of the French delegation held a
Unofficial advices from abroad yea* long conference late yesterday after*
orday indicated that Premier Brland soon and parted without making any
had decided to accept the Americas announcement. It waft said only that
propoanl for a French capital ship the conversations wero proceeding and
fleet of 176,000 tons In place of the that there was n mutual expectation
860,000 tons plan drawn by the French of ultimate agreement,
delegates.
In other quarters also there was
Secretary Hughes, os chairman of apparent a distinct noto of optimism,
the arms conference, also received despite the day's mystifying tucceafrom tho French premie ra communl- slon of developments. Among Americation construed at the state depart* can officials an almost unanimous be*
ment as meaning htat the French lief prevailed that Franco eventually
group had been dlrectod to the Amer* would take tho American figure for
lean program.
her capital ship allotment even tho'
But the French delegates thorn* she insisted on an incrcaso of subma*
selves did not so construe a long mes* rino tonnngo ns an offset. For the
sago of Instructions received from the moment tho negotiations nro concornpronilcr during the day. They de* ed solely with capital ships, and to
scribed It ns advising them to go as mnny delegates n flvo powor agree*
far toward meeting the American ment on that subject does not seem
views as they could without sacrifice far away.
Detailed Reports
From Every Section o f
Awaited in U. S.
From Undenteld . State Comes Requests
Involved In Wall Street Explosion
to Santa
With Many Other*
( |y T l i Aaasrtats* Frees)
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.—Detailed re
Peoples’ Bank, capitalized a t $100,*
ports from Silvester Cosgrove, who
000, failed to open Its doors this morn*
late last week arrested In Warsaw,
ing. Notice posted on the door stat
Poland, Wolfe Llndenfeld, alleged In IMMEDIATELY AFTER CHRIST
BUT TH E ASSOCIATED PRESS ed the affairs of the bank were in the
volved In the Wall Street explosion,
MAS RECESS SAY MEMBERS.
WILL SEE THAT 8ANTA
hands of the stato banking officials.
awaited by Department of Juatlce of
BEKS OF THE HOUSE
GETS THE WIRES
The bank failed to withstand an nil
ficials here tqday. William J. Burns,
day run yesterday.
head of tho secret eervlce, indicated
(Bjr n * AMMtalrf Frees)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—The Dy
no announcement of hie plans will be
Florida klddlea, running true to
made until all bomb plot auapecta In er antl-lynchlng bill was Uken up In.
form again thla y*ar, have consumed' SAVANNAH, Dec. 20.—The Realty
Savings
and
TruSVCompany
last
night
the United States have been arrested. the house today for general debate
reams of paper and hundreds of pen
posted
on
its
doors
notice
stating
due
under tho program agreed upon by
cils in the laborous preparation of
house leaders which will bring It to ■
WA TOYS SHUNNED
tho annual communications to Santa to withdrawal of funds tbs Institution
voto probably Immediately
afte*
Claus and the avalanche of notes had resolved to suspend payment and
LONDON, Dec. 20.—Any boy car tho Christmas recess.
which have swamped newspaper offic petition for rolief by receivership or
ry in g a pop gun without n license
es and cluttered mall boxes in the otherwise for tho purpose of conserv
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—After m
for It will bo fined $2.60, under tho
larger towns sad cities bids fair to ing assets and avoiding olss to de
positors.
Tho
capital
stock
was
$100,bitter
fight tho House last night vot
act
requiring
a
license
for
"fire
continuo until Christmas eve for some
ed to tnko up the Dyer entl-lynchlng'
of the youngsters may bo expected to
arms.”
bill undor a rulo limiting general dotry to roach Saint Nicholas by special
bate to ton hours Ecndors, howoveiy
delivery at the last moment.
havo agreed that tho measure will not.
Santa and his assistants this week
bo pressed to*a final voto before tho'
ns usual made public hundreds of the
Christmas rocoss
nolcs received and mnny of the young
Tho voto was 170 to 42 with flvo
sters, it developed, told him the in
members voting "present" nnd wn»
nermost secrets of their hearts and
reached only after more than twc*
expressed some original idea about
hours
delay through quorum call*
what the)’ wanted him to bring them.
domanded
by Representative G arrett
SINN
FEIN
CANNOT
TELL
W
nAT
(Ily Thf> Associate* Press)
A joint noto from two St. Augus
NEW
YORK,
Dec
20.—No
dovolopof
Tonnossoo,
tho Democratic loader
TIIE
RESULT
WILL
tine kiddios, after listing what tho
who
directed
tho opposition to thw
ments.
•
BE
pair deshred said: "I am very sorry
bill.
Twlco
the
sergeant-at-arma wa«\
This
was
today's
report
both
on
to say wo fuss over each others toys
sent
out
with
w
arrants to arrest ab the
second
explosion
against
which
DUBLIN, Dec. 20. ■When the Dali
and if what you bring ua la not alike
sentocs
before
quorums
wore obtain-Wall
Street
had
been
warned,
and
Elreann
adjourned
last
night
aftor
I think It the beat thing is not to
od.
Two
hours
woro
devoted
to th * ’
two
lenghty
public
sessions
devoted
the
government’s
investigation
of
tho
bring airy a t all.”
debate
which
ended
In
the
bill
belng;
to
earnest
debate,
nothing
tangiblo
1020
blast.
One Jltflo miss asked fo r a variety
glven
right
of
way
In
the
House.
had
developed
to
indicate
how
the
Lower
Manhattan
apparently
failed
of nrtcllea th at would be sufficient to
General debate on tho measure, at> to tako seriously letters mailed to
stock a fa ir eixed toy shop and con members would vote on the question
brokers, predicting that by night cording to' plans of toadora, will t o
cluded: "I don't want mtich so this of ratifying the treaty designed to
stretched over tho days remaining bois nlL" She appended the following sot up tho Irish Freo Stato.
Contrary to That Voiced by Official fall towering skyscrapers within five
fore tho recoss which probably will bo
Immediately after adjournment tho
blocks rsdious would bo laid low.
postscript, "I will leave the window
Spokesmen
gin
Thursday. More than ten hourscorrespondent
Interviewed
four
promi
Clerks nppoared concerned only
open/*
nifty
bo devoted to discussion of thw
nent
Sinn
Feinors.
All
of
them
de
with getting to work on time. J. P.
One child thought sho would Dke to
|B r The Aaiodnlrd P/rae)
bill’s
features, Chairman Cnmpball o f
clared
It
was
Impossible
to
make
any
WASHINGTON, Doc. 20.—Presi Morgan, who wnH supposed to bo the
round out'hor Christmas by the addi
tho
rules
comniltteo snld, "to p an n it
estimnto
of
tho'
relative
strength
of
chief
object
of
the
plot,
arrivid,
unat
dent Harding, it w a s said today at tho
tion of a small menngorio and asked
comprehensive
consideration of A
thoso
favoring
nnd
thoso
opposing
tho
tended,
;.t
HI
h
office
at
his
regular
White
House,
does
not
regard
tho
four
among other things for “a rabbit and
question
thnt
ennnot
bo sidestepped.**
treaty,
or
to
hazard
a
guess
»
b to NO INFORMATION AS TO I
powor Pacific treaty as covering the hour. Tin uiiunl ncondsy crowd at
kitten and dog.”
QUEST BEING GRANTED,
Tho
bill,
Introduced
by Representa
which
side
would
oventunlly
gnln
a
principal Islands of the Japanese em the Intersection of Wall, Broad nnd
"Dad"' evidently had thrown out a
BUT IS EXPECTED
tive
Dyer,
Republican,
Missouri,
would^
majority.
pire. This view, contrary to thnt veto Nnssuu Streets seemed greater, If
few remarks a t random about busi
provide
heavy
fines
and
Imprison
DoVnlcra,
Griffith,
Collins,
Child
ed repeatedly by official spokesmen of nnything, for New York is a city of
ness conditions and their effect upon
ment for persons participating In
American delegation, waB described at the curious.
Suitta’s bank uccount in one case for ers nnd several other prominent men
lynchings
nnd for officials who failed
in
the
councils
of
tho
party,
spoko
on
the
Whito
House
ns
tho
president’s
n nine year oid hopeful wrote: “As my
True, a few more guards could bo
through
negligcnco
to prevent mob
cither
sldo,
but
It
is
generally
agreed
personal
opinion
not
bnsed
on
consul
dnddy did not mnko any monoy on his
neon on duty,and tho special preroga
violence.
It
would
also
require coun
that
the
most
sensntional
nnd
most
tation with other moinbors of tho ad tive of Santa Clause to secrecy was
crops this year you can bring mo any
ties
in
which
lynchings
occurred to
improsslvo
contribution
wns
Robert
ministration.
thing you want to.”
violated, an suspicious-looking Christ forfeit $10,000 to tho family of tho
Barton’s
nnrrntlve
of
tho
circumstanc
"My daddy bought a new car so I
mas packages wore searched. Once person killed.
CARTER PIERSON
can’t havo much," one boy Informed es under which ho and other delegates
a red motor truck, loaded with blue
Among those urging passage of thar
wore, according to his statement, forc
HELD WITHOUT BAIL FOR
the old fellow.
barrels, recalling the ominous death measure were Mr. Campbell, of K an
ed
to
sign
the
treaty
without
referring
KILLING
MRS.
PIERSON
Of all tho notes bearing the Flori
wagon In which tho 1020 bofb burst, sas, and Reprenentativo Foss, o f
da postmark, one from Cocil Pacetti, It hnck to the cabinet at Dublin.
enused a flutter, hut proved qulto Ohio, nnd Ansorgo of Now York, R e
Mr. Barton snld his oath to the re
of St. Augustine, won tho prize for
harmless.
publicans, whllo those who spoke In
brevity. Cecil did not wasto so much public was the most sacred bond on
opposition includod Mr. Garrett and
earth nnd ho had broken it ob tho losas a punctuation murk. Ho wrote:
KANSAS CITY SPECIAL
Representatives Pou of North Caro
scr
of
two
alternative
outrages
forc
"Dear Santa
WRECKED YESTERDAYlina, nnd Aswoll of Louisiana, Demo
ed
upon
him,
nnd
because
ho
wnB com"automatic football train candy
ENGINEER DEAD TODAY crats.
book watch picture-machine bicyclet polled to chooso immediately.
Mr. Foss doclnred tho bill wae no$
Mr. Griffith, ho explained, hnd re
drum thats all santa.”
aimed at the South but was designed
, poatedly sought to hnvo tho terms roA tiny tot who askod for the things
to donl effectively with mob' violened
thnt usunly delight kiddios of a simi. ferred back to tho Dali Elreann, but
wherever it occurred. Ono of th o
this Premier Lloyd Gcorgo directly
lar ago gavo her sex dead away by
most "indoscriablo” lynchings had oc
negatived. Tho signature of overy
appending tho usual postscript to hor
curred in his own stato, he addod. M r.
member wns necessary or war would
noto: "Oh yes, bring mo a pound of
Ansorgo said passage of the Dyer bill
buttor as I do like to eat It so well.”
would "forevor wipe the stain a f
Ono St. Johns county boy made an
lynching from tho pages o f American
honost confession and at tho same
hlstroy."
time indicated that ho liked tho ladies
On the othor hand, Mr. Garrett a s
without discrimination as to looks.
sorted tho measure should bo ontltled
"I’ve been a bad boy this year," ho
(Dr Th« Auorimc* I'rru )
SEEK OTHER NEGRO BRUTE
a "bill to oncourngo arpo,” and Mr.
CHOKER IMPROVING,
QUEENSTOWN, Doc. 20.—Remov
wrote, "but I hopo you will forgivo mo
Pou said its purposo was "to pny k po
SITTING UP TODAY al of British troops from Ireland,
and bring me a blondo doll name Ma
CHARLOTTE, Dec. 18.—City nnd litical debt.” Mr. Byrnos characteris
which was to hnvo begun today, has
rio; also a brunotto named Gertrude,
l county officers nnd posses of citizens ed tho measure as a proposal wfatch if
(Hr The AaaotUtr* Preaa)
boon suspended and they will not bo
bring mo a cat, somo candy, fruit and
DUBLIN, Dec. 20.—Richard Crokor withdrawn unless tho treaty Is rati wore tonight searching for Adam enactod nnd hold constitutional would
nuts.”
ill at homo near here, is reported to fied, It was stated here.
Miller, alias Adam Brown, ono of the prove Inofectlve, while Mr. Aawall
A little miss whose mother appar
day as showing continued improve
two negroes charged With having contended passago of the bill would
ently did not relish the thought of
ment. Ho is sitting up in his room.
mado an attack upon n young whito havo a tendency to increase rathov
WEALTHY TOURIST
broken bonos and skinned Joints, fig
married woman at her homo, about than prevent lynehlngs.
ROBBED AT MIAMI AS
ured that perhaps with Santa’s help
GENERAL ELECTION FOR POR
HE ENTERED HOME w lie outsldo tho city limits^ lost SCATTERED SHOTS
"ho might put ono over on hor par
TUGAL IS PLANNED TODAY
night. Tho other nogro, Fred
ents. "I would like a pair of skates,”
IN BELFAST WOUND
Ardroy, who was arroated shortly
sho Informed Santa, "but my mother
LISBON, Oec. 20.—Decree was Is
after tho crlmo was committed, and
MEN AND WOMHM
»«ys no, but If you have an extra pair
sued today signed by all ministers of
taken to jail here, was removed early
you can bring them and maybo she
Portuguese cablnot dissolving parlia
today and taken to the Roway county
BELFAST, Dec. 20.—One man
will let me keep them.”
ment and fixing January eighth as
Jail at Salisbury. The victim of the killed another wounded aa result o f
A five year old optimist had a soro
tho date for a gonoral election.
scattered
shooting
last
night.
foot when he settled down to compose
Woman
ahot
Saturday
died
yeatertho annual message, "but I want a
SIIACKELTON SHIP DEPARTS
day of wounds.
trycycle and a drum and I guess my
On Thursday so Great Four Power Treaty
Does Not Cover
Britain Can Present Islands—Harding
Its Case
foot will get well some day so I can
ride.”
Ono Polk county cltlsen writing
from Lakeland, wanted among other
thinks a "'vllon bow” and a “pepr" of
stockings while another wanted a
"barn” (horn). A third thought td
entertain Sant* with a drawing on the
back of hla note of what eh called "a
ottymobll' but which might have serv
ed n« a picture of a box car or barn
FIRE IN NASHVILLE
PRESS SUPPOT FRENCH POLICY
BUSINESS DISTRICT
(Dr TS# Ah m UUS Frew)
NASHVILLE, ,Tenn. Doc. 20—A
PAIS, Dec. 20.—Sunday’s news
general alarm vt*» sounded hero late papers were virtually unanimous in
last night to fight a fire in the busi supporting France'* naval building
ness district. At 1 o’clock tho blase program as suggested *t the Wash
had destroyed a Jewelry store and a ington conference including the re
delicatessen shop.
quest for ten capital ships.
BOMB EXPLOSION
ON GRAND STREET,
NEW YORK TODAY
N E \^ O R J £ ,AD £ ta2 o i-D a K g e es
timated a t $6,000 was done by an osplosion of. a bomb early today tfcvavm
or placed In the halway of the build
ing on Grand atreet.
�P A G ! BIX
Mtfa ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■ ■ ■■■■■*■■■ ■■■■■■■
p r 2 V u W ^ V o f tr ilt.;d ^ d i
.Under Thl* )lead, Article*
Pro and Con Regarding Mu
nicipal Ownerahlp Will Be
Published in the Herald.
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
Thc city °f Orlando wanted to buy
and opernte the lighting and w ater
plants operating thorc. The city of
Orlando made overtures to thc com
pany owning thoso plants, to namo
a (price. Tho utiMtlcs company
named it—$1,036,000. "Too much"
U n iv e r s a l p r e s e n t s
Bald Orlando. "Let’s arbitrate."
Thoy did. The report of the arbitra
tors was published in tho Tribune of
Dec. 12. Its figures aro '$007,114.
A 40 por cent cutl
Tampa has been trying to buy the
water-works 'company’s plnnti hero.
Tho waterworks company says $1,
400,000. Tampa says $000,000. Then
tho company snys impossibleOrlando’s arbitrators fixed a 40
per
cent of first offer value on the
S 'ta r r in q f
properties of tho utilities company,
and as this paper understands it, that
figure will be tho one on which tho
transfer will bo based. Orlando is
preparing to voto bonds to mako the
change effective, and in n short time
wo will seo another city walking la
th0 steps of Jacksonville, owning and
operating at a profit its light nnd
D irected by
water companies.
Ed.Laerhmle
And that reminds ua that Jackson
ville, nggpging the price of gas in that
city to bo too high, has started a
movement to own nn«l operate tho
gas company’s plant nnd service
there. Tho gas plant’s worth lias
hi been tentatively fixed by a city sur
vey a t approximately six million dol
lars, but thnt city docs not hesitate to
consider
taking it over, knowing that
ItICHAKI) CROKEIt
if
it
can
sell wnter and*light cheaper]
VERY ILL IN IRELAND
than any other cit yin tho country, it
enn also sell gns cheaper, undor the
(11? T h e A aa oclntrd I’r ra a )
MUSKOGEE, Okln., Doc. 10.—A snme good management and opera
cablegram stating that Richard Crock- tion.—Tampa Tribune.
cr former Tammany lcador, is very
ill in Ireland, was received hero today FOR RENT—Furnished fla t with ga
by tho wife of a rolntlvo.
• rage, 014 Myrtle Ave.
223-tfc
Bed Blooded
American
History
.
Chapter Play
ACT ACORD
T E E S US
T M s A d i P inas Warn- T ass Adlffiands Y®
VOLCANIC ASHES
OBSCURE THE SUN
IN ARGENTINA
BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 10.—Vast
clouds of volcanic ashes from the oruptlon of volcanoes in tho Andos is
sweeping across Argentine, obscur
ing tho sun in innny sections,
11
Kanner’s Department Store jj
WHERE SANTA CLAUS HAS HEADQUARTERS
: F o r th e L it t le F o r
Daddy
O n es
Toys of every kjnd.
Wagons
Bicycles
Kiddie Kars
Polls
Doll Carriages
Horns
Balls
Etc., Etc.
Silk Shirts
Special for Christmas
Week, $8.00 value
now
$4.98
Ties
Handkerchiefs
Hats, Caps,
Etc., Etc.
For
M o th e r
Dress Patterns
of every kind.
Bureau Scarfs
Table Covers
Bedroom Slippers
Kimonas
Bath Robes
Special Prices during
Christmas Week
Kanner’s Department
213-216 SANFORD AVENUE-
►kurfr vCJi fin 1
MONDAY—Tks first sh atter el
"WINNERS OF THE WEST”
A m a r v e l o u s a e r llls a tlo n o f th o f a m o u s o sp o d ltlo n of
Capt. J o h n C. F r e m o n t . You w ilt t h r i l l a t th o s l a h t or
t h i s f a m o u s f ig h te r , e x p lo re r, m a jo r -K e n c rn l a n d p r e s i
d e n tia l c a n d i d a t e ; o n e of t h e m o s t r o m a n t ic , daahln*.
f ig u r e s In tho w h o le r o ll of A m e r ic a n h e r o e s —a m an
w h o se n a m o a n d d i e d a w ill liv e f o re v e ri You'll live
e v e ry m o m a n t w i t h K i t Cnraon. tr a p p e r , scout, Indian
f ig h te r , h e r o - e x t r a o r d i n a r y to e v e r y b oy n n d tho Idol
ot e v o ry A m e r ic a n . A big- r o u g h a n d r e a d y , r e d - b lo o d
ed h e - m a n . You w ill fool y o u r ’blood
’ ‘ k i n d le Into a_
biaso o f e x c ite m e n t t h a t w lft hold yo u g a s p i n g w hen
0(1 oon o u r ow n
A m erican n ieio ry a on ap ier w h i c h w i n do sh ow n a
e r y M onday. Also—
•
Pauline Frederick In “Thc Lure of Jade”
Church Dart Collection Plate.
A new method of meeting church ex
penses is told by tho London Morning
Post, which reports Hint collections
linvo recently been entirely abolished
at the parish church of Fulham, In
i^mdon, oxcopt for spoclnl occasions
for objects not connected with tho
parish.
Church expenses will be mot out of
u special fund which tins been formed
and to which every member of tho
congregation 1h asked to contribute
a dednlto sum weekly. Tho experi
ment Is said to lie tho first of its kind
so far as tho Church of England Is
concerned, but tho vicar of Prlttlowoll,
who was secretary of Inst year’s
church congress at Southend, Ims for
somo time hud a very successful spoc- ■ ■
lul fund at Ills church, If ho 1ms not
entirely abolished tho ordinary col
lections.
Tomorrow—Win. DoMille’s Celebrated Production
“The Lost Romance” ; also Fox News
Announcement
s
8nake Adopts Mouse.
A white mouse placed In tho cage
with n Mouth American boa constrictor
ns food ims been adopted by the snake,
according to Edwin A. Osborno of No.
0318 lllilth Street, Richmond llltl,
owner of the unusual family. The
mouse Ims made ii nest of straw tn tbc
colls of the lion nnd Mr. Osborno de
clares tho most amicable relations
••xlst between tho two.
The snake recently crushed to death
a large mt In twenty-four seconds. The
reptile refused to cat tho rut, how
ever.—New York World.
On and after January 1st, 1922, we will operate our
new steel motorboat SANFORD in passenger service
between SANFORD mid ENTERPRISE on a sched
ule to be announced later. The motorboat will also
be available for chartor hire for outings, hunting
trips nnd special occasions. Holklny hunting trip
dntes nre now being booked. Charter rates on appli
cation to—
CAPTAIN G. E. ATKINSON
203 East Third Street
Opp Montezuma Hotel
M otorboats q u o ta :
Passenger nnd outing service................- .......... 30 Persons
Hunting trip service ...... .................................. 20 Persons
CELERY SHIPMENTS JUMP
Pennsylvania in August, tho greater FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Park nroFormerly a somewhat noglccted part of tho crop is shipped in fall nnd
nue.
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vegetable from the commercial stand-’ onrly winter. October, November
point, celery hns gained In popularity nnd December nro tho most active
quite steadily in tho last half-dozen months.
California celery is in tho market
yonrs. Shipments in 1010-1017 we7o
from Deccmbor to March, nnd com
less than 0,000 cars, but each year petes with Floridn celery, ns well ns
since thon the 0,000 ear mark has with tho Northern supply. Floridn
been exceeded, nnd Inst season tho Htockk goes chiefly to largo Eastern
total wan 10,737 cars. This season cities. New York takes about onetho movement to Nov. 6 wns about half its totnl supply of celery from
one-fourth larger thnn to tho corres Florida, averaging 600 to 000 cars
ponding date in 1020.
per year, compnrcd with 100 to GOO
Most of tho important producing from Cnlifornln. Philadelphia aver
states hnv0 shared In the increase ages 229 enrs of celery from Floridn
year by year. By far thc greatest nnd twenty-nine from California. In
actual gain wns in the two cnrly ship Cleveland tho proportion of Florida
ping states, Floridn nnd California, celery is nbout fivo to ono; in P itts
which together supply more thnn one- burgh nnd Cinclnnttl tho two States
half tho entire ep.r-lot movement of divide the mnrkct nbout equally, in
colery. Cnliforniu’n shipments in many Middle Western markets, in
creased from 1,011 car in 191*1-17, to cluding Knnsas City, St. Louis, De
3,330 in 1020-21, and Florida’s from troit, Minneapolis and St. Paul. Cal-I
1,707 cars to 4,176 during the snmo fornin supplies fa r more celery than
period,
Floridn, but Chicago has bocn taking
Tho nine states shipping Into celery over twico ns much colery from Flor
in a commercial way nre Colorado, idn ns from California, averaging
Idnho, Oregon, Washington, Michi 107 enrs por year from tho former
gan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio stnte.—New York Times.
nnd Pennsylvania. New York and
Michigan hnve usually shipped onehalf to one-third of tho Into celery.
Now York maintained n fairly uni
form volumo of shipments until Inst
year when the output wns nearly
Our usual lino of good Home
doubled, Michigan’s shipments havo
shown moro steady gains end havo SANFORD and EUSTIS DA1I.Y made Candies, nnd for the bene
attained nearly double tho volumo on and After Janunry 1st, 1022, bus
fit of thoso that nro partial to
Eastern States hnve Bhown no uni
will run daily,
form tendency.
shipped goods we havo them,
Colorado ships about one-half ns Leave Eustis ......— .......... 0:00 a.m.
mucli Into colery as Michigan, and Leave Srfnford ..................... 3:30 p.m. nlso good vnriety of mixed at
shipments from thnt stnto have been Arrive Sanford .................. 10:30a.m. 25c per lb.
increasing gradually the last fivo Arrive Eustla ............... ...... 5:00 p.m.
Westorn cities with from ono-hnlf to
ono-fifth uh much ns California nnd
ships very littlo to th0 East.
Now York stnto lends in supplying
main crop celery to Eastern citios.
Tho City of New York takes nearly
ono-third of ita celery from New
York State, no other northern section
contributing over forty-five carloads.
Philadelphia and Cleveland aro sup
plied from nearly the same sources as
Now York, but Pittsburgh and Clncinntt take about ono-half ns much
celery from Michigan as from New
York State, while Michigan supplies
Chicago, St. Louis, K ansas’City and
Omaha with th„ greater part of
their Into crop supplies. Now Jors=y
ships about 160 cars to Now York nnd
Philadelphia together. Pennsylvania
averages soventy-savon cars por year
to Philadelphia, but ships compara
tively littlo to other largo cities.
Somo other states, notably Ohio and
Massachusetts plant largo acreages to
celqry* hut sell tho crop mostly In
■tp*ll lots to near markets.
While shipments of early kinds of
Northom celery nro rocelved from
Michigan and Now Jersoy In Juno and
July, and from Colorado, Ohio and
W A T E R ’S
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT
SI
■pendent of the Philadelphia Ledger.
•‘You see. Policeman Nicholas J. Majeskl was off duty when he'picked up
an envelope lylug «u the sidewalk In
.^hlrd nvopue. ,IAucky pick! JCnvqlnpo conlnlnod fourteen $60 Liberty
hearts. Thnt wns in April two yeilrs
ago, nnd being .an honest 'cop' he
turned thorn -Tn. No owner turned up
nnd recently Nick went around to the
lost property bureau nml put In n
claim for them ns their Under. 'If
you woro a citizen you could linve
them,' said ills superior offleer, 'but
you are Just n cop and tho pollco rules
nnd regulations say tho proceeds from
unclaimed property found by members
of tho, force goes to the police pension
fuud.' Nick hired .himself a lawyer,
made a tight for tin* bonds and tho law
stands hack of him."
ANDY
I T C H E N ’S
RISMAS
ANDIES
TO THE PUBLIC:
BUS SERVICE
E. E. HOGAN
WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS!
ANY PART OP TOWN, ON TERMS TO 1
SUIT YOU
You can make money buying for advance. S
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, g et in the
game now.
Meisch Realty Company
A. P. CONNELLY
-SANFORD, FLORIDA
AGENT
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TH E SANFORD DAIL1
SO, 1911
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decorated with baskets of
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DEATH OF MRS. RAULQgSOH
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Mrs, Avery, J§£i
Ifcone.wm was.* beautguliphriitpas
t« e dfcqrated-W ith rniaaftn ta ?md ersoo papsed f awqy goiiflay, j
M ** KlUjp.DAIfliqi, Soclatjn Editor, Uay electrlo ilights, .On the .porch ber 12th £ t 2 ip. pa. Bhe had been ,111
were Arranged cosy nooks, and the since August. She had spent her
U r « M l* *>7 Irte rfi T kH lat m punch table whore *refreshing.punch last fevy years with bar daughter,
—If rM i n W u r n r « k m w n a n s
h n i* i «r tt m a n n t w t s l u a f i wrtta was served throughout the-evening.
■Mrs. I. V. Bridges, where the died.
t i i m i i i i i M i i i i i n i i i i i i i n i i n n u u n i |l l |||
-The music was splendid, being fu r Mrs. -Rauleraon was bqrn-in -Cameron GIVE BEAL GIFTS THIS CHRIST
a t iw tiir in rttliii
MAS IB^THK SLOGAN OF
nished by the “Stetson Five", severs! powty,-Gqoygla, 7fi yaara ago, but
In matters pertaining to finance it ia our busiF. H. Hamon, of the American fcaturo dances being introduced. The spent the most of her life near Lake
Hotel Reg. Co., is spending a few first being a "Poinsettla" dance; the City of this state. She hod been the
^eas to,giyo. every customer all o f the informa
tnfn. drawing, poinqfttia caps from the mother of twenty-sevon children only1 "If overy man, woman and child re
days here on business.
six
of
whom
are
living,
having
had
ceived
a
savings
account
aa.n
Christ
Christmas tree and giving them to
tion at ourdispoeal.
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Tho triany friends of Mrs. Henry the young lady they wished s s 1a p art three husbands, Mrs. . Bridges Is the mas i gift this year, wo would have a
Purdyn will regret to learn that^sbo ner. The. next feature was a "snow- only child of her first, marriage, Wal real Christmas In. this community,"
ter R, Raulorson, the only child of her said A. R. Key, cashier of the Semi
By dealing with us; by depositing here,
Is eortflned to her home by an attack ball” dance. A Jiugh "snowball" was
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secorul
mnrriqgc.
Hqr,second
ajjd
third
nole
bounty
Bank.
euaponded an d ;from it, the dnnccrij
of La Grippe.
you are placing yourself ih'position to securo
'Ht's a novel and constructive idea
draw minaturo snowballs of pop corn.' husbands wero brothers. Mrs. Geo.
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Mitcholl
and
Mrs.
Hngood
Warren
are
in Christmas giving," Mr. Key went
tho advice and assistance so necessary a t
t|» >A. L. Dennison, of ?arppn, If ,*n iThc lust feature being a "confetti" also, dnugljtors. There are a qon and
on.to say, "and ono that carries.real
dance.
-After-which
refreshments
of
«itlfe city • transcatlngr business and
times.
ice cream, white cake, and coffee were daughter; living.>elsewhere, -and six cheer throughout the<yoar. I t repre
mingling with friends,
teen
grandchildren
living.
Mrs.
Raul
sents
moro
than
the
gift
of
money
be
served.
Tho Mjsses Munson were assisted orson was well loved by her children cause it implants the germ of a habit
Charles J. Cavenaugh of Wilmingand all that loving care could.do was that means success to any one who
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r tonltN..C., w»8 In-Sanford yesterday throughout the evening by Mrs. Fap- done fpr.bpr. Rov. Goorgo -Hyman acquires; it."nle S, Munson, Mrs. R. R .. Deas and
attending to business.
preached
a
short
sormon
a
t
tho
grave
Thq Somlnplo County, Bank is run
Mrp.JQoano, Turqer.
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side w in g , many, kind and , loving ning .an interesting series of ads sug
Those
enjoying
this
delightful
W. D, Steagall of Montgomery,
words to help the fondly., It) ..the load gesting tho gift of a savings account
Ala., is nm9i)K(tbe .out of state visii <lnnco,)vcrq: Mr. apd. Mrs. J, D. Wood- of,thpir dqar mqth«T.. Mpoy bqqutlful to mother, children-and'Others. The
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
ruff, Misses Serita, Lqkq, Mario Tea'
tors stopping at tho Montezuma.
Hywur;cov>-rc(l
thu.
qaskflt
and
grave,
savings
pass
hook
,Wi)ir
.
be
delivered:
in
gue, Florence Henry, Daphne Wim-*
blsl}, Et.hpl.Hcpry, Agnps Dumas, Dow pttjj) burjal .taking-.place .qt .Lakeview appropriate,,Christies, draqqto carry
. i ty rs ., Howard Tibhlas, of Haines
othy Rumph, Sara .Wight, /Marjorie cqmqtery, T.vesdpy, . pejjqnjber 18th. hotter the spirit of the Yuletidq.
,■City, Isirecouporating*from an attack
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Clay* Thelma Fraser and. Messrs, Paul Thp farnlly have the flyrnpnHiy of all
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of pneumonia. Her many friends
East
Sanford
In
their
bereavement.
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AN IDEAL, CHRISTMAS GIFT
Harold. Raphe, Bdn Meisch,/Walter, and
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FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Bavykins .Connolly, Alien,, Jones, O. SENT US SOME FIN E APPLES.
Mrs. John T. Brady will have as
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W, -Spencer, ■Raymond Phillips, Ben
her guests for tho holldnys Mr. and jamin Whitnvr, Percy Mcro, Robert
John F. Spaulding, of Augusta, Me.,
We have just received a shipment
Mrs. Dqn, U. Wilder of Jacksonville Duane, .Terry, Albert Uqnrdcn, Ray sent tho. editor of the Herald a pack of Calllo outboard row boat motors.
age 6f Northern Spry apples yester Thoy are on display at Ball Hardnpd Ed Brady of Mountvcrde.
mond,Roarden and J. E. Brown,
day that wore just th o ‘finqst apples waro Co. Demonstrations cheerfully
Miss Junn 7,urhory one of Hie Snn- LETTERS FOR SANTA CLAUSE wo have'seen nnd they wore still cold glvpn. Phono 02.—Sanford Machine 5
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fflfd girls . r,I tending Women’s Col
-------I from tho icy grasp of the Maine, snow. & Foundry Co.
Thoy wore rosy cheeked and shone
lege a t Tallahassee arrived hpmc Dear Santa Clausetlike n now moon and wore excellent.
Christmas Cards, Tags and Seals at|
Saturday, to spend tho holidays hero
Picasc bring mo a drum and stick
Many
thanks
old
friend.
You
TqeogRower
& Roumitlat’s,
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with hor parents. Miss Mary Zach to drum It and a drum for Jack two
nlzq
the
fact
that
wo
like,
apples
nnd
ary, who is teaching in North Caro drums and- choo-choo train 2nd track
MASONS ATTENTION
,
lin a , arrived home last night for thq ond a horn and one ,for Jock and wo like real good apples bettor than
anyone
else.
This
Is
a
Christmas
gift
Regular
meeting
of
tho
Sanford
holidays.
I
bring me n house Santa Clause you of the right sort and when wo eat ono
Lodge No, 02 will bo held tonight nt
know whnt I want and a big boat of thorn wo will romembor you. Mr.
the lodge room. Work in the Follownnd I wunt a new sweater cause mine Spaulding is n former resident of craft degree. Visitors cordially in
DANCE
i
Ono of tho most enjoyable soclnl is old and bring me what you brought Snnford.
vited. Tliis is tho last regular meet
events given this season, wns the me lust Xmas nnd n car for, Jack and
ing of the Masonic year.
dunce given last evening by MIhhcs mo nnd som0 candy und nuts Dints 'T H E LOST ROMANCE” TODAY
Zoo and Fannie Rcbn Munson, at their nil.
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JOHN C. FISHER DEAD
homo on Myrtlo nvenue.
OSBORNE.
"Tho Lost Romnnce," n delightful
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.—John C. Fish
The roomR of this Hpncious home
Paramount picture production by Wm.
were opened en suite and nrtisticaliy
er,
widely known theatrical manager,
Try n Hernid Want Ad todny.
DcMiile, will be shown at the Star
died
suddonly hero Sunday when
Theatre today. This is naid to bo
nbout
to take a train for P’tsburgh;
equal to Mr. DeMille’s production of
"Midsummer Madness” nnd throe of He was with his company, the Irish
tho players in that production—Jack Players, and had just conducted five
Holt, Conrad Nagel and Secnn Owen, rgngomonta nt the Olympia theatrq
aro again seen in Mr. DeMlIlo’a Intcst. here. Fisher wns ono of tho pro
Tho story, written by Edward Knob- ducers of the famous light opera
Making L ow er Repair Charges
lock, is said to bo oxcoptionnlly beau "Florodorn" which netted its owners
tiful and impressive.
ncnrly a million dollars.
G b ftsu h
D»
F .T . Porstor/Pree.
B. F. Whitner, Cashier 5
] WE HAVE FOR SAUE <3TY LOTSs1
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ANY PART OF TOWN, ON tfERMS TO !
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SUIT YOU
!
You can make money buying for advance.!
You aragoing- to b u iy a!hgme:one of these ■
days, why not select a ’iot now, and pay for it 5
by. easy stages.
If you have some money, will,build one or j
two houses.
Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the ■
game now. j
| M eisch Realty
Com pany j
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k.PCONNELLY j
s
H of-M ac B a tte ry
AGENT
Battery P arts Dro
OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE
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THAT
YOU
CAN
GIVE
An Ideal.ipresent for your Mother, Father, Brother or
Sister. Something that, will increase in value each year.
Sanford is growing and lots are becoming more valuable
each day. Buy a lot in—
LANE’
SUB-DIVISION
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Lpoajied opposite Rose Court on* Sanford Avenue, with
ICast Front, where you do not get the afternoon sun. An
ideal place for a home. Big Oak trees.
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P r ic e s
$150
P hone 95
to
$750.
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$ 2 5 C a s h , B a la n c e $ 1 0 p e r
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T tiB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20,1921
CHRISTMAS MESSAGE FROM
POSTMASTER GENERAL HAYS
TO AMERICAN BOYS AND GIRLS
in the day, because this avoids overloiklng and delaying the mall a t the IS
end of the day.
Your local postmaster and your
teachers will tell you more about the
postal service.
Do theso things and you will win
tho gratoful appreciation of the peoplo in your postoffico and especially of
your postmaster generela.
WILL H. HAYS,
Postmaster General.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19,-T ho of- office for mailing any day there are
flee of the postmaster general has ad- about 8,000,000 other parcels ahead of
drossed the following letter to Ameri- yours passing through tho hopper,
can boys and girls and in it sent a This is In ordinary; at Christmas
message for them to giro their par-[tim e it is multiplied many times. One
ents:
j family in about every ten puts a badly
To tho Boys and Girls of tho United addressed letter in the moil every day.
The hotel Leamington which has
' This mixes up over 2,000,000 half-adStates:
been
under construction a t Miami
drossod lettora with tho 20,000,000 fulChristman is almost here.
has been about completed and will
Your great postoffice department
m°ani that open up about the first of February.
has a big Job ahead and needs your
'llly add.r®M#d lo1ttor“ muBt walt This is one of the hotels that is be
help. Think what it means to S a n ta ' £
poor,y .addre8« d
ing built by tho Florida Hotel and
Claus, to 100,000,000 people and to
“5 ° ‘h° arK° r boys and *lrtB Construction Co., and loomromms.
deliver C hrl.U nu pereele to every f "
blr * bunch
"b*d kld>"
family In thU eou n tr, within the t"“ l' ln« ■t a »
Christmas cards a t Herald office.
short apace of a few days and without
You boy8 and &,r*8 Cftn h®lp tho P<>8*
disappointment.
Ital Bervlco and save your father some
Notice of Application for Tax Deed
It can be done and we are going t o !money, because ho has to help pay the
Under Section 575 of the General
do it if we may havo your help. 1 1C08t ot searching addresses on letters
Statutes of the State of Florida
want to enlist the active assistance of i n"d pnrc<da 8ont out by this oen class
overy boy and girl in the schools ol i °* carclc88 and thoughtless families,
Notice is hereby given that S. F.
our country in getting parcels mailed j F ir |t find out if your family is the Doudney, purchaser of Tax Certificate
THIS WEEK to relieve the rush thr.t careless one, then bear in mind that No, 1045, dated the 4th day of Novem
your letters must bo handled by skill ber, A. D. 1806, has filed sold certi
comes directly before Christmas.
Will you go home today and take ful mall distributors standing in' post- ficate in my office, and has made ap
this message to your parents and offices and on swaying postar cars of plication for Tax Deed to issue in ac
a mile-u-mlnuto moil trains, often un cordance with law. Said certificate
friends:
“Our postmaster has asked us to der poor llghtv
cmlraces tho following described promoll our Christmas parcels THIS
Tho address on every letter, card, or uerty situated in Seminole County,
WEEK, or, unless we do, Uncle Sam's packago must bo correct, complete nnd Florida, to-wit: W 1-2 of SE 1-4 of
load nmy be so heavy the last fow legble, including tho houso number and SW 1-4 of N WI-4 and E 1-2 of SW
days before Christmas that he won't namo of street, and tho “From" nd- I- 4 of SW 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sec. 22, Tp.
bo
by
___ab’s to dolivor
it miall the presents
a 1,
a. ' dress should bo in the upper loft hand 21 S, Kongo 20 E. 10 acres. The
Christmas evo." The parcels must bo corner so that the mail will be return- snid land being assessed at tho date
well wrapped and tied and addressed od to you in case It is not delivered. of tho issuance of such certificate in
plainty In order that they may arrive 1Do not abbreviate names of states, be tho namo of Unknown. Unless said
in good condition with their Christ cause so many look aliko when ab cort if lento shall bo redeemed accord
massy appearenco unspoiled. You can breviated.
ing to law Tax Deed will issue there
put on your packages, “Do not open
Put tho proper amount of postage on on tho 4th day of January, A. D.
until Christmas."
on your letters nnd wrnp tho parcels 1022.
And, there must bo a number on carefully. Avoid fancy writing, as it
Witness my offlcinl signature and
your house and a mail receptacle, too, causes postoffico clerks and lottor car scnl this tho 20th day of November,
for if thero isn’t Santa Claus's mes riers to stop nnd study and thus lose A. D. 1021.
senger, your letter carrier, may not time. Make the nddress plain nnd
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
bo able to find tho houso whore tho j easily rend, nnd always use pen nnd
Clerk Circuit Court,
present belongs.
ink or typewriter nnd light-colored en
Sominolo County, Fla.
Thero nro some other things, too, in velopes so ns to snvo tho eyes of tho II- 20-Ctc
By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C.
which you can nil assist in improv postoffico clerks. Do not use envoing tho mail service and in serving ones that nrc so frequent Bhrdlu unu
NOTIC'D
Notice Ih h ere b y given th n t th e u n r
our groat government. Millions of dol lopes of unusual size. Tho little
iterxlKneil, It, Y arborough, w ill a p p ly to
lars a yonr nro now wasted because ones thnt are so frequently used-for tho lloiKirahlu Hoard of 1‘nrtlnnn. ill
e Htalo of F lorida, a t T nltahnesee,
of our great carelessness—yourn nnd cards nnd notes at Christnins and oth th
F lo rid a, at tho next m ooting o f enla
llnnnl, for n pard o n of th e follo w in g
mine.
er holiday times enuao nn untold offeiiNo:
Tho poHHi'HHlon of a Mill or
Every day that you drop a lottor amount of trouble nnd labor, as they M illing a p p a r a t u s to m a n u f a c t u r e I n
x ic a tin g lluuor, tho u n d e r s ig n e d h a v
in tho mall box 40^)00,000 other lot- will not fit our cancelling machines to
ing boon convicted
In tho C o u n ty
J
u
d g e 's Court, o f Homlnolo County.
tors nro nlrondy pushing nnd jamming and. must therefore bo cancelled by
F lorida, at a T e rm o t said C o u rt held
through the postal machinery. Ona hand. Ilecnuso of their size nnd ten J u n e 3rd. A. D. 1931. an d h a v in g been
e n nnd thoroby by said c o u r t s e n
letter a day for each family of fivo dency to slip out of a package, these th
tenced to servo for a period of five
o n th s In Iho C ounty J a il o t flemlnol*
persons in tho United States Is* given small envelopes are more likely to bo m
C ounty, umlnr c o n tro l of tho Hoard o f
to Uncle Sam to deliver.
C o u n ty CommlsHlonore.
overlooked or lost.
u. YAiiiionounir.
When you sond a parcel to the poBtMall your letters and pneknges early Dec. 19, 1931.
!l-30-31-o.n.w.-Zw
K>AGI
Give a Real Gift This. Christmas
rrJ
The Seminole County Bank
Sanford, Florida
Sanford, Fla., Dec. 20,1921.
:
Santa Claus,
Care Seminole County Bank,
Sanford, Fla.
:
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Dear Kris:
Here I am again. Been thinking that since I’m giv
ing Savings Accounts to Johnny and his mother for
Christmas, I might just as well give myself a present,
too. Bet it’s the only present I get anyhow.
Take the enclosed check and open a Savings Ac
count for yours truly.
By George, I’m going to get into the game myself
and make sure of having a REAL gift this Christmas.
Yours truly,
THE OLD MAN.
No. 3
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Overstuffed and Cane-End
Suite
Carload of Kaltex Furniture
ON PORCH, IN LIVING ROOM—FOR BREAKFAST
ROOM OR SUN PARLOR—KALTEX FIBRE
.. ... .
IN LATEST PERIOD. PRICES RANGING
$100 Up
UP YOUR HOME
Chairs, Rockers, Tables, Fernery, Tabouretts and Baskets may be Mahogany Davenport, Library and Console Tables. Boudoir, Table
purchased separately. This has been bought right and is to be sold
and Floor Lamps with either Mahogany or Ivory Bases.
right
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£ WILL MEET ALL COMPETITIVE PRICES
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A lftfratra m »1* k ie w i
applleaD t a w n l k la politico. H M per
Christmas rides in on a fog.
. Have a little patience and courage.
8tnford is coming.
-And after the fi’f st of the year the
f ig things will come fo pass th a t we
ta v a wanted for many years,
..T he lettuce market is picking up so
wise ones say but it is picking up
fpo late to pick op anything.
^ Rumors say the stock markets of
W«H Street a r t to be destroyed. Well,
they th at live by tho stocks should
perish In the stocks, so why worry?
Tampa gas rates will have a substanttal reduction on January first.
Sanford gas rates should be reduced
but no ono can find the gaa. ■ It has
been reduced so low in the tank that
no ono can use it.
"Death Stalka on Heels of Booze
P arty" reads tho headlines in the
4oily .papers. Nothing new in this.
Death usually stalks in tho wake of
booze parties sooner or later. It is
only a question of time with present
day boose.
We hate to say it again but honest
ly folks, Sanford will hav o the coun
try club and golf links and this pnper
will be able to chroniclo the facts
about the first of January and it Is
rcnl this time. And it is all thp bet
te r nftdf the long wnit for it is withIn reason and reach.
France may be our ally but she pulls
some funny stunts that give rise to
the question of whether Franco Is
not tho greatest friend of Franco in
the world. Her actions gave riso to
this question after the war when she
grabbed everything in sight from
America and her actions now in want
ing more navy than any other power
Would indicate thnt snme spirit.
Sanford Daily Herald is to be con
gratulated on its splendid 24 page
Christmas edition of yesterday and
the Palm Beach Post also had a 24
page edition for the snme date nnd
the Daytonn Journal and St. Augus
tine Record had dandles. All of
these specials were well patronized
by advertisers and gotten up In
metropolitan style.—DcLand News.
, Under tho caption "Use Your Glad
Hand," tho St. Petersburg Times pub
lishes un editorial which could be
profited by in other towns also. Tho
Sunshine City paper says: “There are
in 8L Petersburg today many new
comers—winter visitors here for the
firs t time. Greet these visitors with
nlm l hand.'I
'your glad
Make them feel
Ourt you do your best to make them
glad for the same reason. Not only
the newcomers, but the old friends
back again for nnothcr season in
God's best climnto should have your
hearty welcome to ring In their ears
and bring them to a realization that
our interest in them is not entirely
mercenary. Don’t be ufrnid to stick
out 'your glad hand'."
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THREE CHEERS
Congress hns passed a now revenue
act roducing Federal taxes $835,000,000 a year.
Six months ago the government
could not ennet the Adjusted Componu s u r *
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apm d you*
would It do for youu to iperia
Christmas money honestly this year?
We mean, how would It do for you
to buy only honest gifts—gifts th a t
actually represent your kindly feeling
and your sincere desire to give pleas*
ure to t)ie recipient?
We mean, too, how would It do for
you to refrain from buying gifts th a t
are more expensive than you can afford, Just because you feel th a t such
gifts ara "expected" from you or th a t
such gifts will curry favor* with the
persons to whom you give them?
Could yo go down town with a ten*
dollar bill to buy a ten-dollar g ift for
an influential friend and wind up by
using the ten dollars for ten ons-dol-,
ta r.g ifts for ten unlnfloential little
children
and then be content to send
CHRISTMAS GIFT
your influential friend Just a cheery
"Merry Christmas"?
Strength of character is undoubt*
ly requires for folks to be honest a l
Christmas time. There is so much
AwVy wlth all o f them! snobbery, so much kow-towing, so
FRUIT CAKE
N U ra,. RAJ8JN8.. ,
CANDIED FRUITS
PLUM or.FlQ PUDDING and
CHiUfifMAB CAN DIFS
When you wear out your clothes
you can wear them in again.
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"By heaven, she's painted."
"Yes, sir; and by heaven only."
Dictionary of t)notation*
On a pork pie—"I Mi?*, from
dreams of thee in the first sweet sleep
0/ night."—Shelley.
Hazel l£nutt says if your wife won't
do housework, what’s the use of look
ing further.
Thought For the Day
We pbould give a* we receive,
cheerfully, quickly and without hssitation;' for there is no grace in a
benefit th at sticks to the fingers.—
Seneca.
“Two Ford cars were following each
other on an Irish road when a man
asked another what time it was. He
looked at his watch opd said: ‘Look
ENCOURAGEMENT OF LAW OB at those cars and you can tell the
SERVANCE NECESSARY
time of day.' The man looked and
said: ‘I belnve it’s tin after tin .'"
One of the reasons for the general
Hint to Our Dairyman
lack of law enforcement in this coun
If
u
cow
is fresh, ignore her and
try Is the existence of such a multi
don't
laugh
a
t her jokes.
tude of useless, petty laws. But this
is no excuse.
What was Jennie's maiden nam e?'
Law is law—here the considera
He maiden 'ame was to got m ar
tio n should end. Under our system
of government wo elect representa
A negro washerwoman is not nec
tives to make our laws and after they
essarily
drunk when she gets three
are made the principle of good citizen
sheets
in
the wind.
ship requires that they be observed.
When the so-called best citizons treat
Whnt I)o You Think of This?
laws as inconsequential inconvenienc
Before
cutting a man’s head off in
es, what enn be expected of the class
China,
the
authorities considerately
of lawlessly-inclined?
make
him
intoxicated.
The beauty of
And yet many of the laws written
this,
apparently
is
that
the man can
on the statute books might as well
get
drunk
and
wnke
up
next
morning
not be there—in fact, they do more
without
a
head
on
him.
harm than good, since an unenforced
law encourages general slackness in
THE WHOLE WORKS
enforcement,
A law that cannot bo enforced
A traveling salesman, according to
Ishould never be passedl It sorves no The Vocational Committee of the Busan enstern exchange, visited n small
I purpose other thun to stimulate law inass and Professional Woman’s Club
town and sold the proprietor of its
lessness, and a t best the country has requests all young wv^ien desiring
general store some merchandise. too much of this.
When tho goods arrived they were . Generalizing on the subject of law employment to register a t the First
not ns represented and the merchant enforcement, The Miami , Herald National Bank, and business men reuirlng help to consult register.
consequently returned them. Tho makes an excellent point, saying:
The house attempted to collect the
“This regulatibn of the individual
bill and drew a sight draft on tho with reference to his relations with
merchant through the local bank, those around him, we call Inw. Tho
which returned the drnft unhonored. law is made that all may understand
The house wrote the postmaster their duties, one to the other and to
about the financial standing of tho the social organization, and that none
merchant and the postmaster laconi may be permitted to impose upon his
cally replied with an o. k.
neighbor or unduly stretch his own
By return mail the house request pleasures to the detriment of those
ed the postmaster to secure a lawyer nround him. Simply stated, thut is
to collect the amount and received tho the reason why men would hnvo more
following reply:
happiness and would prosper more if
“The undersigned is the merchant they would obey the law." ,
Unfortunately, many individuals
of whom you uttomptod to palm off
your worthless goods. The under have come to look upon laws as barsigned is the president and owner riors in the path of personal liberty,
of the bank to which you sent your which causes them to regard a!! laws
sight draft. Th0 undersigned is the more or less through eyes of suspic
postmaster to whom you wrote and ion. But the real purpose of law is
the undersigned iu the lawyer whose not to deprive any many of his rights;
senices you sought to obtain for it is to make every man Baft in his
your nefarious business. If the rights.
However, laws are enacted in such
undersigned were' not also the preach
volumes
that the ordinary citizen is
er of the church at this place, ho
kept
busy
trying to stay within
would tell you to go to hell."—Ex
bounds.
What
was permissable a
change.
few years ago is illegal today, and so
The charm of Electrical Gifta
it goes. Before we can get down to lies in this fact:—they keep
MAIL ORDERS
tho rock-bottom of enforcement, it right on serving and pleasing
seems, muny of the petty laws must year after year. Electrical Ap
be abolished and proper emphasis pliances are the "little servants
every town in Florida. Leesburg, placed upon the fundamental laws. of the Home" so much in demand
not as large as Sarasota, in tho More and more our system of humun in modem housekeeping.
months of September, October and relations is becoming entangled in
Could any gift be more appropriate
November, sent out of town 2,020 technicalities, and while some of these to express a lasting regard?
orders amounting to 617,881.50. In details arc necessary, too many of
There are so many things to choose
year's timo, this would; amount to them aro tediously involving.—Flori
da Metropolis.
from
at this Electrical Shop—Perco
over seventy thousnnd dollars, which
lators,
Washing Machines, Electric
is more thnn that city will pay for
Irons,
Vacuum
Sweepers.
By all
her part of tho asphalt paving on
means
give
Electrical
Gifts
and
ev
her streets. We have reason to be
ery
member
of
the
household
will
lieve ta a t Sarasota, spends annually
bless you on Christmas and every day
with . Chicago, mail
houses
Here for a limited stay. Patrons de thereafter.
much jporejhan this, and y^t when it siring tunings phone Valdes UotsL
Is necessary to give notes to keep
the schools going for the full term
the opines on those notes will not be
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
Sears, Roebuck 4 Co., or Montgomery
Ward 4 Co., but J, E, Battle, P. H.
Levy Q. L. Thac’.cr and other S a n ■ ia a i^ * g M > fl' llllll>,l,,ll,llllllll,,lllllll,,lll,ll,lllllllll,lW llll,,iai1111
O * . * f _
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iota marLkants, Would ; it i>. t be a l
good idea, since .the Sarasota people
are contributing so larg ely , to the
prosperity of mail order houses, th at
the next time the merchants ara
solicited for their endorsement on
notes to keep tho schools going, to
widen Main street, build the'w hite'
P r ic e s
OC.any.qf the. dozens
other
302 French, Ne*r Depot
calu thatit w(U
wiU bo mads
mods upon
upon' them
,fojj,funds, the secretary qf the
bef, of* commerce Uhe up the
with the two’’houses mention*!
P ro p rie to rs
solicit n generous* contribution from
them,—Sarasota Times.
fls s s s s s s i
Employment Bureau
of Sanford
MAKE IT AN
of Utility
and Economy
The ladiea of th e Baptist Church
will hold thair annual hazaar on Frlday and Saturday, December 1C arid
17. Place will be announced later,
219-tfc
CURLING IRONS
only ------ -------3db. IRONS with
Curling Irons ....
6*lb, IRONS,
only _________
GRILLS,
only ......
TOASTERS,
only ---------- ---PBRCULATOR8,
o n l y ___ _______
TH E STRONGEST
GUARANTEED
TIRE MADE
Vacuum Cleaners
Washing Machines
on Easy Payments
Fabrics
$
9.80
in eTery socket for better and bright
$12.50
er lights
$19.15
I$21.75
] $25.35
! $26.60
Put Edison Lamps
105 Palmetto Ave.
Sanford, Fla. $27.25
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Henry McLaulin, Jr.
$33*40
$34.50
$43.65
Sizes
30x3
30x3 Zj
32x3 Vi
31x4
32x4
38x4
34x4
32x4'/,
33x1 Vi
35x5
OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST
.GIFTS.
OlfLANpO, FLA
Frames Repaired
Lenses Duplicated
BYES EXAMINBD
212 East. 1st St.
Sanford. Fla.
WB GRIND OVR .OWN LENS$L.
EXPERT INSURANCE 8BRVICB
I represent progressive, modem In
surance old-line companies and am
prompt in rendering you expert serv
ice in securing for you Just what you
want in life insurance on the plan
suited to your present and future
need. Endowment, monthly income
plans, and automobile and fire in
surance. Write or phone me to call,
W. J. THIGPEN.
In our show windows,
come in and look around
—we have Something
for all of the family.
OUR REPAIRING IS
UNEXCELLED FOR
QUALITY fr DURABILITY
Piano Owners, Notice!
Mack the Piano Tuner”
To make Christmas day all the
more enjoyable do not forget to
order!
Learn a Useful Thing Daily
The Dark Ages, ware from the 6th
to the 14th centuries.
We will not say "Do Your Christmas Shopping
Early.” Too many have said it before and it la al
most a joke. But we can s iy without fear of jok
ing or contradiction that if you have been saving
your money through our plif? that doing your
Christman shopping will cause you no fc^r because
you will have that nest egg from which to draw.
- I N SHOPPING AND IN j&VJEfhTD ,j l F E —
It comes to you with full force that yop have not
been saving as you should; There is nothing gives
you so much independence as a Bank Account.
Come iu and let us tell you about it. Christmas
brings it home to you with full force.
Reasonable
mm & fry
SAVE YOU MONEY
Write ns
GENERAL REPAIRING
West First SL
Old Ford Garage
Empire Hotel
ORLANDO, FLO!
Phone No. 447-W
TO THE PUBLIC
TOM MOORE
Optometrist-Optician
.9:00 a. %
. 3:30 p .*
.lia o a .*
. 5:00 p .*
E. E. HOGAN
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WELFARE DEPARTMENT
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■**■$
»The Welfar0 Department of tba
Woman's Club y lll hqjd jtholr reg«l^r meeting Wednesday afternoon at
9sptcillUy to We iwiowmg wno »o three o’clock at -the Club rooma. A
gorwrously made our b ataar a success: good attendance la desired.
' ^pljar Coffee Co; Perkins A Britt;
QcoXgo s Pcor 4 Sonj S tar Theatre;1 Christmas Candies,
Whitman!*,
Rower A Roumlllat; L, P. McCuller; Huylor’a, Wiley’s and Log Cabin Pe
Dean Turner; and Herald Printing can nut roll.—Mobley’s Drug Storn.
Co.
227-tfc
Chriatmae Cigars, boxes $1.10 to
Christmas Cnrds, Tags and Seals at
$5.00.—Bower A Roumlllat. . 281-4to] Bowor A Roumlllat’s.
281-4tc
SANFORD’S
TEMPI
Up to 80 and heavy fog to
day. Three fogs . mean &
rain .and a rain means.cold
weathor and cold weather
means business for every
body Including tho wood
man.
5:40.A. M. DEC. 20, 1921
M aximum..................... 80
Minimum ...................... 68
Rango ........— ........
,flO
Barometer .......______30.30
North and cloudy.
Christmas Cards, Tags and Seals at
Bowor A Roumlllat's.
231-4tc
| Silk Socks in Xmas Boxes?
■ And Neckwear? Yes! And
| B athrobes? Yon just bet
3 we can get them. I know of
1 tjie bestest place th at c^rri,es
| all these nice gift? for the
| man and that’s where I can
S be found. I have headquarjj te rsa t—
iJi
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THE WEATHER
For.Florida: Partly olotidy
tonight and Wednesday;
probably, rain Irt axtremo
North portion Wednesday;
warmer In extreme north
portion.
The Fam ily’s,
Xmas Gift
narvaanmiiianaM
Mr- ad Mrs. Hoy Symea of Winter
Pnrk| wore calling on their many
Sanford friends today.
Mr. and Mrs. F, E. Boumillnt aro
rejoicing T'or the urrivul of ,n fhip
buhy daughter. The little Indy enmo
in time to be u Christmas present for
her little brother Francis.
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A number of good used cars at
prices and terms to suit
B. & 0. Motor Co.
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The Pipe
Beautiful
Tho report that tho men at "tKo
shops hnvo been Iniil off is grontly
ex ngo rated. Out of about 275 111011
working at tho shops some 57 will bo
laid off next Saturday. These men
will be from tho classified repair
■ shops and will not include any fore
men nnd will affect the monthly pay
roll to a much smaller degree than
was first reported.
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W P b , T r ia n g l e
THE GENUI NE B A K E L I T E
From a aoUUorin the A. E. F. Army of occupation, tho manufacturerr of .tho* W*D C Triangle Dakelito received thlt#
"The Dakelito mouth piece has stood tho test. It Is much
stronger than the amber mouth piece thst the German meenchaum plpea
bate. Many Gennana believe that it ia a real amber item. While the pipe .
^ a been scraped and scraped, nolhjng but the top of the bowl ia worn out.
o have noiblug to add to this, except to aay tolas into our atore sou take
a look at the W D C Triaagle Bakelile.
J O E ’S S M O K E H O U S E
g ,.J\tES'£,FIItST
• V p * m »n *a***» 1111
t ****aiAl
- =»|f f
H o s p ita l E x p e r ie n c e P r o v e s
T h at F ree N erves
M ea n H e a lth
A.. . .• •
Tho late Alfred Walton, M. D„ D. C., of Philadelphia, was undoubtodly among tho foremost physicians and surgeons of the Inst
generation. A graduate of Harvard Medical College (lH7i>), ouo tln'o
President and Chief of tho -Surgical -Division of tho Essex County
{Now(Jersey) Hospltnl, and corresponding fellow of tho Maino Acndomy <jf (Medicinu and Science, ho was not contonLto follow the .beaten
path, but investigated for himself all that was new in tho healing arts,
and Into in life took up Chiropractic. In a book of which ho waa tho
author, appenrsithe-followlng:
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“That pressure upon a norve interferes with its conductivity, anti
that this interference p r e y e d thmpart, or-organ, to -« h l* i« w J I W
is n conveyor of vital onefgyrftom performing Its
ona. ' ; '
arc facts vorified dally In every hospital In tho land.
10 on Y 9 0
tlon that cannatfao, is: Does t ^ i g h l vostebrnl displacement cal ad
m a Hub-luxatlpnimroducd enoughi pressure upon tho Bervea.
n W
It cotncs li\ contact to bo the cause of dlseaso? The cs
noriv
tho
clinical
fact,
that
aa
soon
as
tho
detected
sub-luxation
is
prop
Y
■
««lJustadi n»d t ^ r m a l i f l p w of msntal impure" become rq-c.tabllah
eti, nature.invariably eshablishes health.”
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9.K p a f f l ® ® ,
LADY ATTfiNDANT
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NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FINISHED. EASY TERMS
Other Bargains in Real Estate
A.
C o n n elly
IP .
George A. peCottes
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* n
: AND BUSINESS S
: DIRECTORY :
I,. Urban May has taken up a posi
tion ns salesman of the Dodge enrs
and obtained a divorce from the Lex
A tto rn e y -a t-L a w
ington cars. Urban Ih one of tho ;
Over Seminole County Bank
livliest automobile salesmen in tho SANFORD
-:- FLORIDA
state of Florida nnd ho will push tho
snles of Dodge cars in this territory.
DISTRIBUTORS
209 Park Avenue.
Sanford
■
is.
Sanford stores nr0 open at nights
nnd are doing n fine business.
Open and Closed Models
in Stock
ii
Ru on n* im n* mi
.r" 's
.<
or Hupmobile
»•
S a r i f o t ’d , F i d .
s
/WltilU
And Sanford Is crowded with shop
pers today.
LEXINGTON
' Ittlil
.--a
: T //f S W f l f r /r 'd r / s
Grcnt shopping weather.
Moke It a
.
*oc
8
Th0 Kotarinnu held their regular
weekly luncheonut tho Valdez today,
and discussed mnny good things for
tho benefit of tho club nnd of tho
public in general. Tho needy folks
of tho community wero looked after
by n special committee who will dispenno Christmns choer for tho Rotnrinns and it was also derided to hold
Ladies night on the second Tuesday
night in January at which time the
special entertainment committee will
put on some stunts nnd probably huvo
dancing.
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STONE KILLED
;
AT INVEBNKHS
HARTFQRD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
Sold and Serviced by
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Wieland
Smith Bros. Garage
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES
Oak and First
Geo. W. Knight
Real Estate and Insurance
SANFORD
FLORIDA
.. Employment Bureau:.
The vocational committee of the Busi
ness and Professional Womcnfs, jplub
requests all young women desiring
Iemployment to register nt the First
National Bank.
AGNES O. BERNER, Chairman
Sanford Machine &
Ppapdry|Co. v,„kl
General Machine nnd Roller Works
Automobile Flywheel fjteel Goar
bands in stock
Crank 8hafta Re-turned
■- r . - . . i .
A. A, Stone, conductor on Atlantic
ConBt Lino, extra freight - No. 8Q0,
north-hound from Lakeland to High
FOR SERVICE
Springs, wns instantly killed at 12:-15
r.ili M0-.I
"’"lock this morning at Inverness.
W. If MVI.ING. Prop,
Dotulls |0 * tV- accident, wc-? hrmgh{
to Lakeland by Coust Lino train
crcwH, who ntate that Conduotor
OF ALL KINDS
Stone atopped naross tho track direct
ly in front of tho approaching engine.
He hoionged to tho order of Railway Located in Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave.
Conductors, nnd had roomi nt the
residence of Mrs. Lohr, 401 South
Now York nvenua,, ia. Lakeland.
ttt
Thero aarvice, his motljcr, who ia ----------------- r r r r —
living In Macon, Georgia, and ono
. *» .'..I ’ -i i r«T.T
son, a baseball pitcher at Mercor
W. T. ROBERTS, Agent
University., Engineer Henry Brower, 8anford.
,
-;T, ,
F)pflda
j*hR„was wj tho engine which enueed .,w p n p .
Cj(ductor Stone’s death, brought Miel
D fcL IV tiK ^ H E
hofly to Lakeland this morning kop ^ * ’4—1HTwA'
train 213, turning It over to Gentry
Storage Facilities .*• . ,
and Futch. Emerson Barbor, flag If we ple$s« yon, t$U pthers; if aw
man, qf, t.kfi .extra, finished the run to
-tall ua, iPhone ‘418 .
Hlgh..^RvingM»for Conductor Stona.,,/
Arrangements for tho funeral hava
not yet Uo«n complotodHl
i ; Public Accountant| Audit*—Systema
-------laeoaie Taa-Beael—
( A
sad-, f«a{u*p -q f it ha
tledth Is that thla^vas to bo Condpqr
Oriando,
tor Stone’s final .trip as an empl qya# Mione 352
of I ho Atlantic Coast- Line. He hajd
Repair
planned to go to High
ank
rctum >on this ran, ad thetprocoed- to L ted l J f lf S f c lP
1 it vr e.
^ c o a ’.iUe()f«;vtft'8pqi)dvtIhn*Chr|4%l
rM»s,.b$M<tof» flt b . WP WptJ)4rhad Intimated to friends that ho ibfu|
I l f t t a l Mfi.wl'iv.niM n
concluded to retire permanently fpqm
MSanfortre New Hotel”
-•lliIVP
conductor.—
*flJ* -Up Per Day
'Lakeland Tefogram.
Sanford Steam Laundry
Acteyl^ne Yielding
SanfortJ Welding Co,
itfsbiiA N cE
N. Y. LIFE INS. CO.
Quick Service TraH&fei
H, -W. NICKERSON
Auto R H d i^ r
/.•ivV , Jw‘ ‘AHJ'JJLj
I'vV- k
CLASSIFIED ADS
|aVMaaBaHa
Classified advertisements, S cents a line. No ad taken for Ic u th*B
25 cents, and .positively jy> classified ads charged to anyone. Cask
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
cordingly.
FOR SALE—Bird dog, 11 montha ojtb
Cross setter and pointer. GuaronFOR SALE—I’npor shell pecans, 801
not 8un "hY- R«*<*Y for b„ronWr/XMocnolln
Ownor lonving for north. Sucrlflca
'for $50,00.—M. Murphy, Sorrento, Fla.
FOR SALE—Large baby enrringo, In
228-4tp
good condition, l’rico good. Phono
l’oat
curds—local
vtowa—le
each a t
-107-W or call Sanford Heights, Mrs.]
the
Herald
oifiee.
Robinson.
230-fltc
FOR SALE—bodge Touring Cnr,j
used only few months in ,first class I
_ ,
#
l C-----condition $500. cnBh. Can ho Beotl b OR R E N T ^ room furnished house,
mil Kniiu.ii.n r. .IH, n
at Millers wnrehonso, address Dr. C< phono 57fl between 6and 0 o’clock
231-Qto
V. Jessup, KJtommlng, Pa. 230-fltc p. m.
FOR RENT—Furalahod flat with'^TFCU\\SALE—J ^ h t vqp?-!v«je-.with
rago,' 014 MyrtloAve.
223-tfo
bath. Immedlnto possession. Smull
pnyment down, long timo on balance. FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Purk
nu*.
178-tfo
Soa Lano or address Box 782, Daytons, Fin,
IQD-Tu-Sat*4w FOR RENT—2 furnished bed"
FOR SALE—Ono Daisy chum. Coll ^I’hono 437-W, corner Elm &
105-tfo
204-tfc Street.
415- W« -.T
FOR .SALE (OR R E N 1 V - 8 - r o o m o d | —^TYOfuyifur|iti»Iiotl rooqts,
house, 1011 Onk avo. Phono 283-J.I kitchenette, sleeping porch, private
218-tfc entrance, 11th street, Sanford AvaFOR SALE CHEAP—Gus range and tm ^ 0*1’
■
^
^8,°-yP
wood range, 1011 Oak ave. Phono FOR RENT—Half of store, with flno
display window. No. 221 East F irst
283-J. . . i 218-tfc
street,
opposite postoffice.
230-tfo
FOR sA l.E — Choice oranges nnd
FOR
RENT—
Two
furnished
rooms
to
grnpafmtt for ChrlnLmus, $2,00 per
gentlemen,
110
West
Third
1st.
box, sLnips $1.2'i, f. o. h. Osteon or
, ,20Q-3t
Sanford. Cush with ordor.—{F.. N. P|i(jno 0000.
Purdy, Ostoniv Fin.
. 227-OtP FOR , )kt:NT—One furq|$heA M
room, also garaga. 110 Laurel Age.
FbR SALEt-Ford cfisln drive truck,
109-tfo
First $160j takes it. Seo Claronco
a
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131-3^1 [•Tm UfcNT—Two furnished
Cranston, First St.
FOR SALE—Socond fynnd Bnuoro1 rooms, Oil Park Avo.
212-|fe
piano, Knabo make, good action. I' b lt ichiN'f—Ilooins and kltchuanttesi
Rricp. ,$00. Address Piano, cqrp pf
Shlrloy Apt., opp. P. O,
220-2^tp
Herald* ----227-Otp FOR RENT—Ono furnisKq3 npqytFOR .S/kLE-^i. rooin house, closo |n ,‘ mont. Apply 809 Magnolia-, S$n. , L
• ou-7.a*«
M M Sj,
good location. A bargain. "H,” O. C. Catos.
sa i-o tc : —
care Herald office.
r .- tfr
WANTED—Desiro a five room furC o n tracto r and B uflfltr , , dnlshod apartment. Apply tq. i{jrald office,*: ■•■•^280-$tp
SANFORD •!• •!•
PLOItlD*
JWANTED—Customer* fqy.fresh nulh,
p n „ ng . „ n p „ i L
raornln« *nd evening dsllverie«r-B.
S a n f o r d C q i v ? i r u c ^ p f 4 >. L G*niion. pi.one 8711. loorst^rw
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDSftp 204-tfc
Plane* and 9pMtfica|kqi CbHit
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........... AILWork Guaranteed..
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FOR SALE
FOR RENT
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SANFORD NOVELTY
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«. •
Sanford
THE
• |W
“ fitv S u b sta n tia l
T he S anford D aily H erald
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST
VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1921
VOLUME II
Sanford
THB
“City Substantial”
NUMBER 232
BILL LAID
BRITISH
DELEGATION
CANCEL
PROHIBITION OFFICERS RAID ANTI-LYNCHING
OVER UNTIL AFTER XMAS,
HOUSE LEADERS AGREE RESERVATIONS ON STEAMER
ROOM JUST ABOVE SUPERIORS
-CANNOT LEAVE FOR HOME
IN ESTHETIC BOSTON TOWN
Democrats Hid Out And Congress Was Quoromless for Two Hours
TRAMMELL
WANTS MORE
FARMERS’ AID
ARMED BANDS
OPERATING IN
Londonderry
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
21.—An present, Mr. Garrett made n point of Members Think But Lit
agreement to postpone consideration order thnt a quorum woh not present
of tho Dyer anti-lynching bill until nnd Speaker Glllctt instructed the tle Chance Being Able
after the Christmas recess was reach sergcnnt-nt-nrms to round up absent
to Leave Now
ed Into yesterday by house leaders af mmebers.
Declaring that less than half a doz
ter several hours of ineffectual efforts
en Democrats wero on the floor tho
to maintain a quorum.
,
WOULD PROVIDE $50,000,01)0 AD
TAKE FIFTEEN MEN OUT OF
Opponents of the measure blocked speaker charged they woro attempt
DITIONAL THROUGH
HOMES AND I)ISefforts to begin debato by an effec ing to obstruct tho bill.
Ten deputies attempted to loente
APPEAR
FEDERAL BANKS
.
tive filibuster. For soveral hours
absentees, 30 of whom wero needed REGARDING ABOLITION OF SUB
business
was
suspended
through
lack
WEHE IN ROOM WHERE LIQUOR
( n r T h e A ssociated P r c n )
on the floor before the House could
WASHINGTON! Doc. 21 —(Spoof a quorum.
MARINES AND THE I)EWAS SEIZED AND TABLES
BELFAST, Dec. 21.—Armed gangs
trnnsnet
business.
After
a
two
hour
Under
n
resolution
adopted
Monday
cinl)—Senator
Trammell today in
MANDS
OF
FRANCE
FILLED WITH BOOZE
oporating in Londonderry took fifteen night nfter n spirited fight tho bill tie up with little prospects thnt ab
troduced
two
bills
of great import
"
^
men from tholr homes yesterday, re had right of way with tho understand sent Democrats would uppoar to pro
ance. One of his measures provided
(H y Thi> A u o d iK fd T ress)
(II? The A ssociate* P r e ss)
moving them to unknown destination. ing it wns not to be pressed to a final vide a quorum, Representative Mon
WASHINGTON, Dec.
21.—
for nn additional fund of $50 000,000
BOSTON, Dec. 21*—ProhlTho raiders who wore not disguised, vote before congress suspended activ dell, Republican lender, agreed in con
The British* delegation to the
a year for lonns to farmers through
• bltion officers raided a room in
woro strangers in tho neighborhood.
arms conference today cancelled
ference with Mr. Garrett to delay be
ities for tho holidays.
the fedcrnl fnrni land bnnks. Sena
the Quincy House laat night di
their reservations they hnd made
When Chnirmnn Volstead of tho ju- ginning of debnto of tho Dyer propos
tor Trammell snys thousands of far
DELAND LADY SERIOUSLY
on n steamer sailing from New
rectly above the room where
dicinry committee, which • favorably al until after tho recess.
mers
nt present arc denied long-time
INJURED BY BOY’S RIFLE reported tho bill, attempted yesterday
Governor Co*, of Massachusetts,
York December 31. It wns stntWith n compromise ngreed to
lonns from the fedcrnl land banks
was being entertained .at dinner
cd thnt members of the delega
to call It up, Rcprosoiitutivo Garrett, cnougli Democrats trailed back into
because th 0 funds nro not available.
(Itr T he A eaoclaled P ress)
of Republican leader* and aelied
tion think there Is little chnnco
DELAND, Dec. 21.—Mrs. Robert G. Tennessee, Democratic leader, forced the House chamber to furnish a quor
His other bill provides for the War
twenty bottle* of cocktail*, and
Bishop, of this city, wns soriously in one rol call after another, each tak um when the anti-lynching bill w a s| of their being able to lenve be
Finance Corporation to hnve authori
four bottles of whiskey. State
fore the middle of Jnnunry.
jured this morning when n bullet from ing up nearly half an hour’s time. rend by a clerk nnd tho House ad
ty to make advances nnd lonns to
Prohibition Director Potter was
The British delegation Is said
journed
to
take
up
n
variety
of
other
n small riflo being used by two boys When a roll cnll finally showed less
farmers nnd cattlemen through banks
present nt dinner. According to
to feel the action of the Jnpnnese
entered the window, struck tho bnd than hnlf of the house membership legislation until the recess begins.
until July 1, 1923, instead of lmvintc
officers, several of the dinner
delegates in calling upon Tokio
and glancing off penotrntod her
this relief to th 0 agricultural inter
guests were in tho room where
for further instructions in regnrd
forehead. Although suffering intense
ests terminated in 1922, ns provided
to Shantung would involve con
the liquor was found. Officers
pain she entered her automobile and
by the present law.
siderable delay In settlement of
said when they entered the room
drove down town to her husbnml. She
Under the law which Senator
they found in addition to liquor
that
question.
will he taken to Jacksonville this af
Trammell
seeks to hnvo extended for
two long tnbles on which were
ternoon for immediate operation.
ono
yenr
longer
the citrus fruit nnd
two hundred whiskey glnsse*,'
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Tho ac cattle industry hnve had advances
twelve empty whiskey bottle* and
ceptance by France with reservations, of large sums made to them through
CUT FEDERAL DISCOUNT
sixteen empty water bottle*.
jof the American proposal of 175,000 Florida hanks by thc War Finnnce
ATLANTA, Dec. 21.—A reduction
With thc law extend
TEMPERATURE TO FALL
conference Corporation.
In the interest rnte on all classes of Six Former Soldiers Tell of Allegel Executions,*"™
ed
for
ono
yenr
beyond tho present
COLD WAVE COMING
'forward last night to its next major
paper from 5 1-2 per cent to 5 per
But
No
Evidence
life
of
Floridn
will
no doubt receive
STOM WARNINGS UP
___________
i*m>blom—tho submarine issue. Italy,
cet, was announced today by M. B.
further substantial aid.
Wellborn, governor of the Sixth
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-Nono of rnnnder of the Third Battalion
.J?
^ ^ '1 ^ ,0 0 0 lL nlf^ K u tl^ T d ^
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—'Temp
Federal Rcservo Bank.
Infantry,
brought
a
quick
nnd
"harp,
•
.
nn
HEN. FLEtYHEU SAYS
erature will fnll almost generally
the six witnesses appearing yesterday ■ i t /
! IT
I Hnin
denial from Major
Heiromo L.
Opio,ii tionnl ^only* on its nccoptnnco by
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
East of Mississippi rivor tonight and
before n senntc committee was able
nt his homo nt Staunton, Vn., who r”nco*
........... . „
.
HAMPERS AGRICULTURE
in Atlantic State Tnursdny. Cold GOVERNMENT IS LOSING
Hrmn nnnou ,c‘- ’ c *
BILLION DOLLARS A YEAR to give first hand evidence to support wns In charge of thnt organization
wave wnrningns issued for East and
who announced ho would ho Blad « » •* "“ “ml
l rim h
charges by Senator Watson, Domocrnt,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Control
storm warnings on NortA Atlantic
to
SO
before
tho
committee.
Scott,
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"W
"™
11*'
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
20
.—Modifi
Georgia, thnt American soldiers hnd
of the treasury department over tha
Coast.
* •
«
cation of tho national prohibition been hanged without trinl in FrnRee. wnB positive la tho naeortion that ho *■» ■uh eomn.lt o. of fifteen f a r t h . nffnirs of the farm lonn board hns
different
nnvn* committee of the naval comamendment to permit t h . Hale of George II. Taylor, of Philadelphia, mw both men killed,
«ifforent ■
of* th(J
“ conferonco.
*
. The sub- resulted in defeating the aim of legis
FEDERAL CQURT
beer
and
win,?
would
mean
nn
ad
thin
nnd
frail
nnd
under
treatment,
times,
thnt
tho
first
shboting
of
n
committee
did
break its nililonco suffi- lation enacted for the purpose of aid
TAKES A HAND
epilepsy,:| courier was witnessed
as he himself
Himself explained, for epilepsy,
witncasaa by
oy several
severe, bun- ....
however, to publish the mes- ing the farmers of thc country, Son- ^
IN CHICAGO RAIDS dition to the povcrnmert*’a revenue of ns
hnlf n billion dollars a year, high doclnred he had seen twelve soldiers , dred men and that he alone saw tho
cxchanf,t>(, ,iy Secretary Hughes ntor Fletcher, Democrat, Florida,
p
, Brinncl whlch led up to charged todny. While tho farmers
CHICAGO, Dee. 21.—While police treasury officials said today. Esti hanged, or one more than the number second.
officially listed by tho war department | Having Major pie in mind ns com- ^
^ ^
^ ^ (|olog|Uion wore in "distressing condition,” ho
mates
made
in
connection
with
the
continued milling in effort to enforce
a*
executed
in
accordance
with
court
inandor
of
the
battalion,
Colonel
Jicth^
wero
read and dlscuss- asserted, tho ngency created by con
proposed
legislation
to
legalize
tho
prohibition law in Chicago, Federal
martinl verdicts, approved by Gcnor- el pressed the witness closely a s-to
^ aubcomni|ttt.^ but tho 0fflc- gress to aid them was being restrict
sale
of
beer
and
win
0
hnvo
revealed,
Courts tiok hand in mntter when
no more than ed by*thc treasury department to an
that $500,090,000 «l Pershing. Taylor, confused an to ' he spelling of the name i n d h tor ■ c' mmuMi Q^
Judge Landis issued writs of injunc officials 'said,
the
number
of
victims,
tostified
nt
informed
Chairman
Hrnndego
private-i
1
nual bond issues of between $150,000
tion ngninst twelve \snloons and yearly would be collected in taxes first ho hnd seen three, and then u n-[ly thnt Scott evidently was referring j 1
‘ _______________ ^
from
this
sourco.
000 nnd 5200,000,000 whereas, the
Cnbnrets restraining them from vio
der direct questioning, increased his (to tho Virginian. But Scott stuck to (
rv p n p n p
nfount of issue he snid, should ho
lation of volstend net.
figures to four, Jumping finally to Oploy.
iIIA IIj IIK rK K N
several times greater.’’ He esti
twelve. All of these, he declared,] In making sweeping denial of th o ,1711* ^ msmjm. o h u
mated Hint bond issue «f $1,000,000
LARGEST AMERICAN AIR
were put to denth in nnd around Is- Vhnrge, Major Opic, at Staunton, don
dny is neccssnry to meet present
CRAFT ARRIVED OVER
Sur-Tillo in the period from April to glared in a statement thnt Scott
conditions.
WASHINGTON TODAY
June, 1019.
j "writes himself down as a skulker by
“But the treasury department i«
In no instance could the witness Huy his own testimony, thnt he belonged
Mir The Aaanrlnf rd I'rraa)
not
interested In agriculture,” Sen
he know whether liny or all of them to another outfit and never could have
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Semiator
Fletcher asserted, nnd does not
hnd boon tried by a military court.
been in the fighting line with the FINAL ACTION IS NOT EXPECT
rigid dirigihlo Romn, tho largest
want
the bonds for the fnrm to como
American airernft, nrrivod over Wash SEMINOLE COUNTY WOMEN T(h Because of the evident physical third battalion,
ED REFORE CHRIST
into
competition
with other bonds
weakness of the witness, Senator
Although ho did not know of IiIh
ington today on its first long dis
MAS
to
aid
commercial,
Industrial busi
MEET HERE DECEMBER
Watson suggested thnt nrmy officers, own knowledge of nny executions
tance flight nfter hnving been brought
ness
and
trndij
enterprises.
without
trinls,
Robert
A.
Harrison,
including Colonel Walter Ilothol, as
2HTII
to the United Stntes from Italy nnd
DUBLIN, Dec. 21.—Thc Dai! Eire________________
V
sistant judge ndvoente general, retire of Wilmington, North Carolina, told
reassembled at Lngloy field, Virginia.
nnn
todny
entered
tho
third
day
of
it’s
the
committee
he
“had
witnessed
two
TO PROHIBIT BLOCKS
At the urgent request of tho state from tho room, explaining thnt Tay lynchings," ono conducted by "Hard- public discussion of tho Irish pence
IN CONGRESS IN FUTURE,
lor wns subject to epileptic attacks
EXIIUME BODY TO FIND BUL
officers of tho Lenguo of Women Vo nnd thnt tho presence of officers boiled” Smith. The soldier, ho said, treaty with tho outeomo of a vote on
HILL TO BE FRAMED
LET IN DURUANCE CASE
ters, a cnll has gono forth to tho wom might disturb him. Hut tho former wus put to death for refusing to the question of ratification still in
(H r T hr A aaoclaled I’rraa)
en of Seminolo County to attend a soldier announced ho wanted the of sweep a stockade with a toothbrush, doubt. Claims of opposing factions
WASHINGTON, Dee. 21.—A bill
CLEARWATER, Deo, 21.—Authori meeting on Friday, December 30th at ficers to remain.
thnt the killing, as he remembered it,
ties today planned to oxhumo tho body 2:30 p. m. nt the Court House in San
Testimony by Henry L. Scott, 22 took place on December 21, 1910, at rang from majority or two against prohibiting thc formation in congress
of blocs based upon particular pursuits
"f Eston Durrnnco killed Snturdny ford, to consider tho feasibility nnd years old, of Konmoro, Ohio, that ho 7:30 o’clock in the evening, and that treaty to ten in it’s favor.
Opposition to referring Anglo-Irish or geographical locations for tho pur
night at a dance near Snfety Harbor wisdom of forming a lenguo In this hnd soon two soldier* shot down- in he saw the lynching from a distance
treaty to Irish electorate was voiced pose of in nnywny affecting legisla
in an effort to prove tho size of bul county.
cold blood by a "Mnjor Oploy," coin- of 300 ynrds.
by Georgu Duffy, ono of its negotia tion was Introduced todny by Repre
lets the sumo ns thoso contained In n
This is nn orgnnizntion absolutely
tors, in Ids argument for ratification sentative Ansorge, Republican, Now
pistol said to Imvc belonged to Carter non-partisan, which has becomo nat
of the pact delivered in this morning’s York. Sonntors and representatives
I’ierson. An examination of the body ional in scope, and which iH now being
session of tho Dail Efreann. Ho op would ho subject to a fine of five
<»f Mrs. Robert I’icrHon, sister-in-law formed in tho various counties of
posed tliis course heenuso plebiscite thousand dollars in enso it proved they
°[ Pierson, 'also killed, showed sho Florida. Its slogan Ih “Butter Schools,
enmpnign,
he asserted, would rend tho belonged to a "bloc.’’
died from a wound from tho bullot Bettor Children, Bettor Citizens.’’
country
from
ono end to tho other.
the sumo enlibro ns tho wenpon said
Tho object of a county organization
FIVE BANDITS
to have been used by Pierson.
•
would bo to study tho conditions nnd
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DUBLIN,
Dec.
21.—At
tho
close
of
HELD UP HANK
needs of oUr public schools especially,
yesterday’s session of tho Dail EireNEAR COLUMBUS
BRUM LEYS WILL OPEN
and tho moral nnd physical environ
ann it was clear thnt a decision on
ACT
PROVIDES
THAT
TWENTY
CHULUOTA INN JAN. 1
ment of our children, and youth, and
tho treaty would not lie taken before
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 21.—Flvo
FO THE SEASON to take such action as might scorn WOMAN MADE RETURN TRIP,
MILLIONS SHALL HE
Thursday afternoon at the enrlicst. bandits held up Steel-Ton branch
BOSTON
TO
J
AX,
HAD
TY
wise to correct any Inck of proper con
SPENT
Some of tho members wero even of Citizens Trust nnd Snvlngss Bank
PHUS ON ARRIVAL
•Mr. and Mrss. C. D Brumloy hnvo ditions thnt might appear. It is a
thc opinion thnt adjournment ovor todny nnd escaped with ten thousand
ngnin assumed the management of program which must make its appeal
( l l r T he Aaaoetatrd P rraa>
(Ilr
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Aaaoetatrd
Prcaa)
the Chuluotn Inn at Chuluotn nnd will to every woman, and which cannot ho
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Tho Scn- tho Christnins holidays mny ho neccs- dollars.
BOSTON, Doc. 21.—*A woman fifty
open for business January first with answorod save by concerted action.
nte yesterday passed tho Houbo hill Hary, among them Michael Collins.
The trend of sentiment in tho par
yenrs
old,
who
just
mndo
n
trip
by
KIWANIS ENTERTAINMENT
appropriating $20,000,000 for tho rcn
New Year’s dinnor. All thoso
Tho annual meeting of tho Stnto
liament
is eagerly watched, nnd ob
•ocnl people nnd tho many winter Lenguo, of which Mrs, J. B. O’Hara, water nnd-roil to. Jacksonville, Fla., ||ef 0f the starving nnd distressed In
visitors who hnvo boon to Chuluotn of Lnko Worth, is chnirmnn, occurs In and return, wns found to ho suffer Russia, with two amendments, ono servers present throughout tho duy’s Will'Have a Christmas Tree at Lunch
Thursday at Valdes
luiow t,tnt tho Chuluotn Inn Is one Jacksonville bn January 5th nnd tho ing from typhus, Health Commission appropriating $500,000 to bo used for proceedings were of tho opinion last
night
thnt
the
prospects
of
ratification
er
Woodward
announced
todny.
Tho
tho hospitulizntlon of former sorvice
of t:,u beat hotels In tho Btnte. It is call is made now for Somlnolo county
Tho Kiwnnis Club of Sanford will
n<»t n lnrg0 hotel but tho homo like to decide her position before thnt woman wns taken ill nt Wilmington, men in Arizona, nnd tho other set have improved. Ono Bpenker shurply
criticised the attitude of some of tho hold tholr rogulnr luncheon tomorrow
Delaware,
on
her
return
trip
nnd
ting
nnido
$
100,000
for
tho
uso
of
tho
n' r. the beautiful surroundings, tho avont.
monibors suggesting that though they nt 12:15 nt tho ,Vnlde*. The enter
On behalf of a group of Interested enmo Immediately to Boston hospital government In rolloving unemploy
ren! Florida ntniosphoro that pro
would vote ugainst the treaty they tainment committee Is arranging a
ment. ,
.
vails and Inst but not least tho ox local womon and ut their request, rep he said.
Christmas treo with presents for each
"And I regnrd Lenino," ho continued really hoped it would be approved.
‘■client faro end accomodations muko resentative women throughout tho
BALTIMORE,
D
k.
21.—New
Kiwnninn. In order that it be tho
"ns
ono
of
tho
two
or
throo
groat
in
county
hnvo
been
invited
to
take
tho
t"u Chuluotn Inn ono of th 0 popular
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
T.
E,
King
leave
to
York
St.
Loois
train
number
three,
usual
success cnch Kiwnninn should
tellects
uncovered
by
tho
war.
I
may
load
In
their
communities
by
Mrs.
W.
places of Floridn. All tho'Sanford
day
nnd
will
drive
to
Miami
und
other
bo
present
for Santa Claus will bo
Baltimore
&
Ohio
Railroad
derailed
say,
too,
thnt
the
government
there
is
F.
Blackman,
of
Lnko
Monroo,
nnd
to
friends of tho Inn nnd of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Drum ley nro exported to eat bring tho womon togethor for this ut Independence, West Vn., today. bettor than tho Czar’s government. It I Knst Const points to spend Christ- there and have a present for each and
hns potentialities and possibilities.” I mas.
overy one.
No one injured. Broken rail.
Turkey with them New Years Day. conference.
and State Pro
hibition Head Were
at Banquet
G o v e rn o r
SERIOUS PROBLEMS
DINNER _G U E ST S
WATSON’S PROOF DIFFICULT
TO MAKE ANY SHOWING
-N O EYE WITNESSES
ZlL
WOMEN VOTERS
WILL FORM
COUNTY LEAGUE
RATIFICATION
AGREEMENT
SENATE PUTS
HAD TYPHUS,
APPROVAL ON
MADE TRIP
RELIEF BILL
TO FLORIDA
�T H E SA N FO R D DA1L'
FOR RENT—Two furnished roofBBj
■A useful Christinas gift, bay a ko
dak.—Bower A Roamlllat.
226-tfc
All kinds of Imported perfumes^— WANTED—To repair auto* at homo
garages. Apply BOB West Third St.
Bower A Roumlllat.
286-tfe
Phone 77.
281-6tp
Turkeys at L. P. McCuller’s. ltc
New Florida 8yrup, 75c gal.—L. P.
McCuller.
281-ltc MULES FOR SALE—Five teams
A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko
splendid, medium slsed farm mules
dak.—Bower A Roumlllat.
226-tfc
at
lour prices.—F. N. Burt, DeLeon
Christmas Cigars, boxes fl.10 to
Springs, Fla.
231-10tc
95.00.—Bower
A
Roumlllat.
231-4tc
Waterman’s Fountain Pena for
everybody.—Bower A Roumlllat.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 6 or
281-4 tc Jones’ Dairy Farm Sausage.—L. P,
0, corner of Oth st. and Laurell ave
McCuller.
231-lte
nue.
231-2tp
Nice fat hens, L. P. McCuller. ltc
Good meals, |8.00 per week. The
Temple
Club, corner Third and Park. WELFARE DEPARTMENT
Beautiful line si Christmas Station
WILL HAVE MEETING
ery, Bower A Roumlllat
226-tfc
Apalachicola oystora.—L. P. Mo
The Welfare Department of the
281-It<
A large assortment of Dennison’s Culler.
Women’s Club will have a meeting
beautifully engraved Christmas cards.
at the club house at 3 o'clock Wed
—Mobley’s Drug Store.
227-tfc Waterman’s Fountain Pens for
nesday afternoon. A small offer
everybody.—Bower A Roumlllat
ing for the Children’s Homo will be
281-4
tc
Beautiful line of Christmas Stationreceived
y, Bower A Roumlllat.
225-tfc
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms
NAGEL'S HAIR TROUBLES
All kinds of imported perfumes.— and private bath. 411 Park Ave.
281-dtp
Bower A Roumlllat
225-tfe
Ne Flowing Locks for Actor la Pic
"That 0. K. Butter-crust Bread Salt Mullet end Roe.—L. P. McCultore, "The Lost Romance”
231-ltc
makes the family happy.” Polnset- r.
tia Butter-split bread "cant be beetI to
Canrad Nagel, after allowing his
Our usual line of good Home on.”
227-6te
l-4tc hair to grow untouched for six
made Candies, and for the bene
months, because it so happened that
Every color of Dennison's Lustre
the roles hej portrayed required a
fit of those th at are partial to Crepe Paper, also Crape Paper
head
of logn hair, breathed a sigh of
Streamers, Festoons and other Den
shipped gooJe we have them, nison’s
:
relief
when ho was cast for the part
I
have
some
real
car
bargains
Crepe Paper Christmas decor
.
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850
of
Allen
a young physician
1
Bulck
4
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also good varioiy of mixed at ations.—Mobley’s Drug Store. 227-tfc 1 Auburn, nearly n e w ................ 005 in WilliamErskine,
DeMIlle’s new Paramount
25c per lb.
Investigate the Calllo out-board row 1 Olds 4 nearly now ............ . 1185 productin, "The Lost Romance," which
will be displayed at the Star Theatre
boat motors, at Ball Hardware Co. 1 Oldsmobllo ......... ....................
today, and found that at last he could
Truck
nearly
new
...................
231-5tc
remove the superfluity of long wavy
See mo for real bargains.
locks
and be himself once more.
N. H. GARNER
"An actor must make sacrifices for
280-4tc
art," smiled Mr. Nagel. "All summer
long,
when it was hot, I labored under
NOTICE!
1 w ant to u
W HCM I
n
heavy
thatch, and immediately the
rHESE GLASSES]
fin d a g o o d
wenther turned cold, off came tho
AOTO REPAIR
AND REA D
holr."
S H O P /Mr. Nagel has tho role of great
a d dress.
dramatic forco in "The Lost Romance"
—Lola Wilson is leading woman, Jack
Holt has a strong rolo and Fontaino
I.nKue is delightfully cast.
‘The Lost Romance’
W A T E R ’S
ANDY
ITCHEN’S
RISMAS
ANDIES
*
Tomorrow— “Room and.£«urd” w ith Constance Bln
ny; also a two-part Comedy
Announcement
On and after January 1st, 1922, we will operate our
new steel motorboat SANFORD In passenger service
between SANFORD and ENTERPRISE on a sched
ule to be announced later. The motorboat will also
be available for charter hire for outings, hunting
trips and special occasions. Holiday hunting trip
dates are now being booked. Charter rates on appli
cation to—
Opp Montezuma Hotel
203 East Third Street
Motorboats quota:
30 Persona
20 Persons
Passenger and outing service.
Hunting trip service ..............
CARD OF THANKS
General Repairs
Rear of Wight Bros.’ Service Station
FLORIDA
SANFORD
For all tho kindness shown us and
for the beautiful floral offerings
during our rocent bereavement, wa
Waterman’s Fountain Pens fot wish to txpress to our friends our
everybody.—Bower A Roumlllat.
1 sincere thank.
Clairo and Clifford Walker.
231-4tc
Mr. and Mrs. M. Minarik.
JACK HOLT IN LBA0INQ
Jack Holt, who scorad a personal
success In "Mtdsummsr Madness” has
th i leading man’s role In "Ths Lost
Romance,” a new William DeMllle’a
Paramount production which will bo
shown at tho Star Theatro today.
Seena Owen is the charming girl in
the story. Conrad Nagel, Fontaine
LaRue and Mayme Kelso have import
ant parts.
SHOPPING HINTS
FO R
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT
Your Christmas
WHERE SANTA CLAUS HAS HEADQUARTERS
Mother
Toys of every kind
Wagons
Bicycles
Kiddie Kars
Dolls
Doll Carriages
Horns
Balls
Etc., Etc.
Silk Shirts
Special for Christmas
Week, $8.00 value
now
Ties
Handkerchiefs
Hats, Caps,
Etc., Etc.
Dress Patterns
of every, kind.
Bureau Scarfs
Table Covers
Bedroom Slippers
Kimonas
Bath Robes
Special Prices during
Christmas Week
Eastman Kodaks $2 to $35, Kodak Albums
Fine Imported Perfumes
Large Assortment of Candies
A Most Attractive
Line of Fountain Pens and Pencils
A Beautiful Assortment of
Fancy Box Stationery
Cigars, Boxes of 25, $1 to $5
Safety, Razors, $1 to $5
Ivory Goods
Bower & Roumiliat
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218-215 SANFORD AVENUE
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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THE SANFORD DAILY
■■All ■■ MUfUfai ■■
than any musical,9: lizatfon In tho
state Just now, will render, their
a u a iM iiu iiu k a ^ iIu liR H iiu ia la iH iiw iin i l ^
’ ‘ : «
Inr woekly concoct In Central
Thursday night. Cut out the follow
MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor,
ing program and save it for tho con
Phono II7-W
a
cert:
If
k * r« u r frlcnOa t U l l l u j«
March—Sons of Australia............
—l l r « « m c o ia « u n k m mt n w u
k o n * i or U 7 0 a arc e n tr r ta la la c , w rit*
..................................Alex Lithgow 1
A .M tatai rard « • U U 4epar<m *at. ( I t I i i
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4 M > lb i w taU k p aaa Ik* I le a . It w ill
Overturn—Poet and Peasant .......
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Idyll—Sparklets.......Johann Lamornik
SOCIAL CALENDAR
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Popular Songs of ’21—
of this b&nk and ita officers ia thnt you will
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a. Mon Homme........ Maurice Yrain
a
Tuesday—Mrs. Mary Higgins will en
a
b. Moonlight.......Constance Conrad
tertain nt dinner honoring Miss
a
nlwnya find here n friendly welcome, no mata
intermission
Adelaide Higgins.
a
a
Chractoristlc March—Tho Whistling
yfodnusdny—Mrs. Howard P. Smith
ter
wlmt
your
needs—and
n
norvice
to
handle
a
Coon ................... .'.... A. F. Weldon
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will entertain nt n Bridge Lunch
a
Selection from H. M. S. Pinafore
eon nt ten o’clock a. m. nt her homo
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them with promptness nnd courtesy.________
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................
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Arthur
Sullivan
on Sanford Heights
a
Patrol—Amcricus.......F. W. Menchnnt
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"Wednesday—McLeod-1 If ggins nup
Band Will Play
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Row may we help you?
Waltz—Tesoro Mio..............E. Becuccl
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tials at eight o’clock nt the home of
a
March—Indiana Guards..W. II. Kiefer
Thursday Night
a
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Higgins on
a
The Sanford Band will ronder two
In Fine Program famous
Onk Avonuo.
a
selections in this evening's
a
Friday—Mrs. Itnymond Key will en
program, one the always beloved over
Sanford's Celebrated Musical Organ ture Poet and Peasant and tho other
tertain tho members of tho T. N. T. Wonderful Store
ization Will Entertain the Peo
Chib nt her homo on Park nvenuo
tho famous seloction H, M. S. Pina
Filled
With
Goods
ple This Week
lit 3:30 p; in.
fore written by Sir Arthur Sullivan,
a
That Delight the Eye
a
Saturday—The Children’s Story Hour
author of tho Mikado and dedicated to
a
will bo held in Centrnl Park nt 4
The famous Sanford band, the one her late Majesty, Queen Victoria, Eng
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A COMMUNITY BUILDER
a
Sanford Furniture Co<, of This City, th a t Is occasioning more comment land’s lielovod quean mother.
p. m.
lias
One
o
f
the
Finest
Stores
Sunday—Christmas Carols will bo
in Florida
sung nt Centrnl Pnrk at four o’clock
a a a a a a a a a a ia a a B R a a a a a a a a a a iR a a a a a a i( R R B a a a R a a a a a a a ia R « | F. P* Forster, Pres.
B. F. Whitner, Cashier ^
by the Music Department of tho
In the Daily today appenrs the ad 3 I'
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Woman’s Club insisted by tho San
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vertisement
of
the
Sanford
Furnlturo
ford band.
Co., in which they atatc they have the :
**• Gifts.
F. H. Hnmor, of fhiuigo, was in Store of a Thousand Useful
This sounds startling but it is no less
■
tho city yesterday attending to busi
■
true
in
every
particular
and
a
visit
to
ness.
this wonderful store wil convince you.
This store, which by the way eonF. M. Haskell, of Jacksonville, tuiiics one of the finest stocks of
ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO j
spent the day here yestorday trans furniture in Central Florida has been
SUIT YOU
acting business.
improved in the past few months un :
til it is u dream of beauty. Occupy ■
You can make^money buying for advance.
■
Dr. nnd Mrs. Woodborry, of Massa ing all of tlie big two story building ■
You are going to build a home one of these
chusetts, are spending tho winter every available space is filled and othWe
can
supply
you
with
everything
for
your
here at tho Guides.
et warehouses in tho city nru also
days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it
Christmas and New Year’s Dinners
filled with tho stock of new nnd upby easy stages.
Mr. and M s. Harry Dickson, of j to-date furniture and house furnish
If you have some money, will build one or
Dressed Turkey, Geese and Chickens
Orlando, were the guests of Mrs. j ings of all kinds. The store hns been
touched with the hand of an artist
Mary Higgins dust evening.
two houses.
Milk-fed Veal and Young Pork
nnd as you go into tile front entrance
Pennsylvania Sausage, Salomi and LiverSanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the
Lucius McLeod, of Haines City, you are transfixed by the wonderful ’
arrived last evening. Mr. McLeod's array of vine furniture of every dowurst
game now.
There are all new
marriage to Miss Adelaide Higgins scription .
Choice Western Beef and Pork
will he an interesting social event styles of wood and upholstery in tho _
Apalachicola Oysters
taking place this evening at the home new Kaltex furniture, something new * Gardner’s Cakes
that the Sanford Furniture Co., is ■
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Higgins.
Tabasco Sauce
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Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at lowest prices
B
making, a run op Just npw
that Is so beautiful and yet so n
onnble that it will surprise you.
silver gray bedroom suites, the Am
erican walnut suites, the very new
parchment suites, tho old Ivory, all
appeal to the eyo of the patrons,
Thero is such a bewildering array of
furniture, rugs, lamps, everything In
furnishings that simple words fail you
in n description.
Sanford should bo proud of this fur
niture store. It is in tho big city
clnss in appearances but better than
tho big city clans In prices and your
homo merchants are with you always.
Head their advertisement in today’s
issue,
DINNER PARTY
Mrs. Mary Higgins entertained the
members of the Higgins innilVy very
delightfully Inst evening nt dinner at
the Gables, honoring Miss Adelaide
Higgins.
Tho tablo was conterod with a green
wicker bnsket filled with pink hibis
cus and nspnrngus ferns, tho handle
tied with n largo fluffy bow of white
tulle. Around tho basket, nil sorts
of fruit was effectively arrunged. The
place cards were mininturo brides.
Covers were lnid for twelve.
At sevon o'clock an olegnnt six
epurse dinner was served. Mrs. Hig
gins guests included: Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Higgins, Miss Adelaide Hig
gins, Miss Sara Wnrren Ensterby,
Mrs. LnVerno Hurt, Kulph Wight,
James Higgins, William McLeod, Lu
cius McLeod and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Dickson, of Orlando.
I The Chief Desire i
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THE POPULAR MARKET
M a k in g L o w e r R e p a ir C h a rg e s
I. D. MARTIN, Proprietor
PHONE 211 PARK AV EN l’E-SANFOUI), FLORIDA
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Sanford is growing and lots are becoming more valuable
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^ S p r a y e r In d e n te d
That Will B e n e f i t
T ru c k G r o w e r s o f
th e
Fla.
.Prof llcyrr. n r n ^ l d » Experiment
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BIG REDUCTIONS
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TAMPA, Dec. 20.—Agreeing to
substantial reduction In rates to the
consumer, effective with tho first of A. C. L. SHOPS AT
the coming year, the Tampa Gas Co.,
LAKELAND CUT FORCES
was released from its contract for
street lighting with the city of Tam
LAKELAND, Doc. 20.—Noticea
pa at a meeting of tho commissioners were posted at tho local shops of the
held In the commission room at 11:45 Atlantic Const Line Railroad here
today announcing that effective De
o'clock Monday morning,
Mayor Charles H. Brown called the cember 24, the force will bo reduced
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meeting to order. In ndultion to the approximately 50 per cent About
Sanford, Fla., Dec. 20,1921.
commissioners, Clerk Duncan and 100 men will bo affected by the
newspapermen present in the com order, which Involves, mostly the car
mission room .John C. Gribbel, pres! repalrors, machincsts, boiler makers,
Santa Claus,
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dent; Mr, D, J, Collins, vice-president pipe fitters, blacksmiths and helpers.
of the Gas company; Mr. J. D. ShatCare Seminole County Bank,
tuck, one of the directors, Roscoe WOMAN KILLS SELF
Nettles, secretary and manager.
IN JACKSONVILLE
Sanford, Fla.
Under tho new rate, which will go
lr\to effect Janunry 1, 1022, the first
JACKSONVILLE, Dc. 17.—Mrs.
i.10,000 -cubic feet of gas will cost W arren.St. John of Lakcvicw, Ind.(
$2,14. The present rate is $2.25 for ended her life ’In a local family hotel
Dear, Kris:
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the first 10,000 cubic feet. The dif late today by. inhaUng gas fumes.
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Beyond the statement of the proprie
Here l am again. Been thinking th at since I’m giv
A reduction of 19 cents. will be tor of the hotel that »h0 told him
allowed on the next 10,000 feet, the whpn pho.arrived two days ago that
ing Savings Accounts to Johnny and his mother for
price being reduced under the now her healtn would no: permit her to
Christmas, I might just as well give myself a present,
schedule from $2.25 so $2.04. A re continue her travel, no rizson is
duction Of 27 cents on the next 20,000 known fo* her act.
too. Bet it’s the only present I get anyhow.
cubic feet is annuonced, the reduc
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The ladles of tho Baptist Church
Take the enclosed check and open a Savings Ac
Th0 present rate for gas over 40,- will hold their annual bazaar on Fri
count for yours truly.
000 cubic feet Is $1.07. The now day and Saturday, December 16 and
price will be $1.45, rivi present 17. Place will be announced lator.
minimum rate of $1.11 will hold
219-tfc
By George, I’m going to get into the game myself
under the now schedule.
a Real Gift This
(liv n ir Ai*#*l**^^ FWM|
fiAlN^VILtK, Dec. 20.-A new
, 1I)raycr which* it iB believed will bo n
benefit to the trucking induehns been desisned by Profeeeor
A0 II Boyer, of the Florida Exped
ient Station hero. Tho apparatus is
t ended for spraying young Drpck
S p ami its use m ake. It almost mioosaiblo not to kill ln.ccts that formS y succeeded in flying away unJ i e d before tho spraying machines
,»beretoforo used.
I Prof. Beyer, in addressing a gather
ing of scientific mon at the Univor,ity of Florida, rcccntlj, stated4U st
kli experiments had bosh principally
„ith the boan jaa.ld, a,«««H rapid
flying insect, but that ho believed his
apparatus and method would be eas
ily applicable to almost any Insect,
or disease, occurring on sny truck
^ p . He plans to conduct extensive
experiments and testa along these
lines within the next few months.
During the Inst year the bean crops
of the Florida Experiment Station
have been complete failures, except
where the new spraying apparatus
was employed. In every case where
it was used the boanr, were good.
The apparatus is simply of design
and thu method Is one easy to under
stand. Three nozxels, loading from
N otice o f A pplication for T a x D r i f t
one common force pump to closely and ROLLINfl DORMITORY
U n d e r Section S78. o f the
Just above and on either side, of the
G e n e ra l S tatute*
PARTLY DESTROYED
row of plants, turn loose a veritable
Notlco U h e r e b y HI von t h a t J.
A.
haiy food of fumes of tho spraying
WINTER PARK, Dec. 20.—Lake ijiH hhrook, p u r c h a s e r o f T a x C e r t if ic a te
No. ISOS, d a t e d th o Sth d a y of Ju n e , A.
material. About tho nozzles is a cyl
side Cottage, one of the boys' dormi I). 1891, h a s -filed sa id c e r tif ic a te in
indrical canvas shield which keeps tho
y office, a n d hns m ndo a p p lic a tio n fo r
tories on the Rollins College campus, m
ta x deed to Issue In a c c o r d a n c e w ith
spray close into the plants and pre
law.
c e r t i f i c a t e em hrncen th e f o l
was partly destroyed by fire which lo w in gHalil
vents the flying away of tho bugfc
d e s c rib e d p r o p o r ty s lt u n te d In
inole County, Klorltln, t o - w lt: N W U
The plants are literally drenched; ev was! discovered shortly i before 7 SofemHWU
of Heo. 17. T w p. 21 8, It. 30
o’clock
last
evening.
Two
rooms
on
B.
Tho
sa id la n d holmr a s se ss e d a t th e
ery leaf is covered with “hug-death"
tlnte of tho Issu an c e of suc h c e r t i f i c a t e
on both sides, a thing heretofore prac the' second and third floors wore bad III tho n a m e of W. tl. W hile.
A lso: T ax C e r t i f i c a t e No. 1802, d a t e d
ly
charred
nnd
the
entire
building
tically impossible to do.
th e 6th d a y of Ju ly . A. 1>, 1897, h a s filed
wna
flooded
with
wntor.
The
dnmsaid c e r t i f i c a t e In m y office, a n d h a s
Two men and one homo have boon
m ade a p p l ic a tio n for tnx deed to Issue
found sufficient to operato-tho out age is estimated at around $ 1,000. In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law. Said c e r t i f i
c
a te e m b r a c e s the followltiK d e s c rib e d
Chnrloa
Holloway,
a
student
rooming
fit, which can make ncnrly as much
ir u p n rly Militated In Homlnolo C ounty,
on
the
third
floor,
wns
overcome
by
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Hog. 7H c h a B of
■Merida,
t o -.w
w lt:
time as a one-row seed drill. Differ
NW c o r off B W Ii of NW14. Sec. 17,
the
Hmoko,
but
was
rescued
by
fellow
ent sized spray tanks can bo used and
T w p 21 S.. III ko. 31)
30 B, r u n H
8 914
9 ft cha, IS 10
cha. N M cha. W 10 cha. 9 ft A. T ho
any one of a number of compression students. Students rooming In the aald
la n d b e in g aaaoaacd a t th e d a to of
dormitory battled the* flnmea until t h e iHRuance of Hitch c e r t i f i c a t e In th e
methods are applicable.
nnm o of O tto Q uarlea.
It is the concensus of opinion of the th^ arrival of the Winter Pnrk fire
UnloRH aald c e r t i f i c a t e ! s h a ll b e r e
deem ed a c c o r d in g to la w ta x deed w ill
specialists of tho University of Flori dcpnrtmct to their assistance.
iRHue ih o re o n on tho 29th d a y o f D e
,
Th0 fire, which was caused by de cem ber. A. D. 1921.
da and of the Stato Plant Board thnt
W i tn e s s m y offic ia l s i g n a t u r e and
Prof. Beyer’s discovory, or Invention, fective wiring on the second floor, se a l t h is tho 22nd d a y of N ovem ber, A.
1921.
will prove of inestimable value to tho gained considerable headway before D, (HUAI.)
B. A. nOUnt-ASH,
C le rk C irc u it C ourt,
trucking industry of Florida and the a strenm of wntcr could be brought
Homlnolo C ounty, P'1*.
nation.
to play upon It. It was rieccssnry for I l-23-6ta
Ity: A. M. W E E K S , D. C.
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Sanford, Florida
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and make sure of having a REAL gift this Christmas.
Yours truly,
THE OLD MAN.
No. 3
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Enclosed please find check for $..........................................................................wUh which to open n
SnvlnRH Account for “yours truly.” Kindly mail the pass hook to me nt....................................
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FURNITURE WILL BRIGHTEN
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IN LATEST PERIOD. PRICES RANGING
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$ 1 0 0 Up
Chairs, Rockers, Tables, Fernery, Tabouretts and Baskets may be Mahogany Davenport, Library and Console Tables. Boudoir, Table
purchased separately. This has been bought right and is to be sold
and Floor Lamps with either Mahogany or Ivory Bases.
right
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WE HAVE THE FINEST LINE OF FURNITURE
EVER SHOWN IN MIDDLE FLORIDA. •
WILL MEET ALL COMPETITIVE PRICES
AND DELIVER AT YOUR DOOR.
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VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 233
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921
VOLUME II
CoL
Henry IVatterson‘Hied in Jacksonville This
allied supreme council
TO invite the powers
For
W AS THE GREATEST LIVING AMERICAN:
JOURNALIST AND HE W AS HONORED
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
GOVERNMENT TO REFUSE
REDUCTION IN RATES ON
HENRY
FORD’S
RAILROAD
^
DIED AT SEMINOLE HOTEL WHERE
TO ELABORATE SCHEME HE WAS STOPPING FOR FEW WEEKS
Henry Would Reduce
ON HIS WAY TO FORT MYERS POSTPONE THE
Rehabilitation of RAISE BONDS
Rates on Coal But
Europe and
He Cannot
TAX BY BEER Was Great Friend of—Florida and Had Property on INVESTIGATION
Russia
.
. FTFR Y1U A^
AND WINE TAX the Gulf Coast— W ife and Son and Daughter
A i11 Lit Alvl/id
C e n tr a l
12811284
agreement t o d a y
at Bedside When Death Came
MIGHT HE ABLE TO A JUST COM
SOME WITNESSES FAILED; TO
AGAINST OTHER MINING TERRI
PENSATION IN THIS
APPEAR IN WATSON IL
nrrWKKN FItKNCII ANI) BRITISH
TORY WHOSE PRODUCT EN
(Ily The Associated Press)
MANNER
LEGAL HANGING
rilEMIKHS IN CONFERENCE
TERS IN COMPETITION
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 22.— Colonel Henry Watterson, inter
JUST ENDED
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—Feasibil nationally known newspaper man and for many years editor of
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—Because
(Iljr The* A a a o r U U S P r * M )
ity of raising funds for n soldiors’ the Louisville Courier-Journal, died at the Seminole Hotel here at of tho absence of half n dozen wit
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.— Henry
m i * Tfcr A iio c la te d l***"*! . . . .
,
IONDON, Dec. 22.—The Allied bonus by n tnx on beer and light wine G:1B this morning from heart failure superinduced by congestion nesses summoned to nppear yesterday Ford’s attempt to rcduco tho freight
Supreme Council at its coming meet will ho considered by tho House wnys of the bronchial tubes. As usual he was stopping several weeks
rates on coal twenty per cent along
Chairman here lid fore going to Ft. Myers for the winter. He became ill sev the senate committee investigation of the line of his railroad was disallowed
ing in Cannes will ho asked to invite and mentis committee,
interested powers to appoint a com Fordnoy announced yesterday, after eral days ago and his condition took a grave turn yesterday. Con- charges by Senator Watson, Demo today by tho Interstate Commorco
mission to elaborate comprehensive tho Christmas recess when tho com of the lungs. As usual he was stopping several weeks here be crat, Georgia, that American soldiors Commission on tho ground tho reduc
scheme for rehabilitation of contrnl mittee tnkos up tho adjusted compen fore going to Fort Myers for the winter. He became ill several had boon hanged in Franco without tion would constitute discrimination
Europe and Russia. This conclusion sation question, partlculnhly tho phase days ago and his condition took a grave turn yesterday. Con trial, was forced over until after tho against other mining territory whoso
was arrived at in conference of tho relating to the raising of revenue to scious at intervals and half hour before his death he called his Christmas holidays.
coal product sold in Toledo, Detroit
wife to his room. After a few words with her he had his son and
French and British premiers just end finnnee it.
A now batch of witnesses—nine in and other cities along Ford’s railroad.
The possibility of a tax on hover*, daughter called and the three were at his bedside when death
ed here. The United States would bo
nil—was ordered to nppear January •! Commission has allowed all other re
invited to haw membership in this ages with small alcoholic content will came. They said his death was peaceful as he lapsed into uncon for examination in view of their state- ductions in Interstate rates on Ford’s
commission. Germany also would he be looked into, Mr. Fordnoy said, to. sciousness sometime before the end.
railroad which ho has made on othor
The Colonel contracted a slight cold Tuesday; while seated in
m"*,“ heretofore in lot
represented. Tho question of Russian determine whether it would lie advis
commodities.
>
able, and constitutional, to lift the a chair after breakfast yesterday morning he had a sudden acute Senator Watson and ..the .
representative in abeyance.
prohibition ban sufficiently to permit bronchial attack. His physician ordered him to bed. His comb- had first hand knowledge of illegal PU8SYFOOT JOHNSON
Hon became worse ns the hours went by. He died in the arms of executions.
their sulc.
Except In one instance there was
COMING TO FLORIDA;
LONDON, IJcc. 22.— Another meet
his wife. His son said the body would remain in Florida until
no explanation ns to why yostodday’s
ing „f the allied supreme council, this
RETURNED FROM INDIA
some time in the spring as it was deemed inadvisable for his moth
SEVERAL Cl I AGED
witnesses fniled to appear. One was
time at Cannes, on tho French rlviern
er to leave for north during the winter on account of her frail con
WITH MURDER TODAY
ready to stnrt hut there was some de
is the outcome of tho pnrloyB between
< lly T h e A «»«e lB < e 4
IN TEXAS CASK dition.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.— William E.
lay
in
delivery
of
his
railroad
ticket
Prime Minister Lloyd George and
Henry Watterson was one of the Tennessee home, and joined the army
and ho will come lutor. With the ex "Pussyfoot" Johnson, crusading Am
Premier Hriand of Franco during tho
Inst
of the old time personal journal of the Confederacy. He served thruAUSTIN, Texas, Dec. 22.— Feder
pectation thnt tho missing witnesses erican prohibitionist, returned from.
past few days. It will bo preceded by
al prohibition enforcement agent, ists. More than half a century his out tho war, except for a period of ten might turn up in the nftornoon, a sec India today whore he lias been preach
a mooting of tho council of ambassa
chief detective Young, 'Patrolman Mc editorials, with their brilliant, origin months, when lie etsabliahcd nnd oper ond session was hold, but tho roll was ing prohibition, nt the time when en
dors within a few duys at Paris for
"Tho
Neil and W. E. Newbtrry, former al and phrase-making composition, at ated at Chattanooga, Tenn.,
forcement agents nro striving to
called
ami none answered.
arranging tho details of tho Cunncs
.....
„
. .. Sonntor
, ..
Texus Ranger charged with murder tracted wide attention. They were Robcl,” a loml-mllitary paper.
meeting which is scheduled for early
Mr. Wattorson served first as an Watson, himself, did not nttond tin. make New York’s New Year’B ove
todny in complaints filed by police commented on and copied by tho press
the driest in history. Johnson goes
in January. A pledge to secrecy was
sergant Nitschke in connection with of the nation. Besides his power in aide to tho famous cavalry leader,1afternoon session.
to Florida thu middle of next month
entered Into between the two premiors
killing Inst week o f Peeler Clayton, molding public opinion through his General Nathan Bedford Forrest, and
for a series of lectures.
BROKE
INTO
HANK
regarding their London concorsations,
taxicab .Driver. The action from the editorials Watterson’s influence is later was on the staff of General
STOLE
100,000
but the supreme council evidently has
charges against twenty Austin citi credited with having shaped tho plat Leonidas Polk.
IN SECURITIES NEGRO IIKAVYWEIGHT
been called cither to revise tho repar
During tho campaign between Gen
zens, that Clayton was in automobile form of tho Democratic party in more
DYING IN HOSPITAL
ations provisions of tho treaty of Ver
eral Sherman and Johnston, Watter
thnn one presidential campaign.
Ku
Klux
Klan
ball
when
shot.
sailles or to deliberate on the advis
YORK I’a. Dec. 22.— Burglars early
( l l r T h r A a ix irln lrS I'rra a t
It was perhaps through an accident son was chief-of-scouts of the ConfodNEW YORK, Dec. 22.—Sam Mcability of calling a still larger inter
today
broke
into
Mount
Wolf
bank
^
Hillsborough county officials are that Henry Watterson pursued joum- crate army.
national conference with a view to
instantly achieved nnd stole one hundred thousand in Vey, one of the greatest negro hoavyalism.
Early
in
life
he
evinced
m
i-1
The
Rebel
dealing with tho whole question of planning tho construction of n nuw usual musical talent nnd his parents Krcnt popularity. The paper was out- securities from snfety depositboxas. weight boxers in history o f puglilisin
is reported today to bo dying from
international finances and exchange, court house und jail in the near
encouraged it. A mishap that crush- "Pnkcn «»>d independent, forecasting locks on eighty deposit boxes wore
pneumonia in Harlem Hospital.
which is linked up with the question future ns the present building has ed his left thumb, leaving that mom- *" " ’ «'»• things the Louisville Courier- broken with hammer.
proven inadequate.
of reparations.
ber Stiff, caused the musical cduca- Journal, a lineal descendant to follow
. la—
tion to bo abandoned, as the piano It within a few years,
was his favorite instrument.
Abraham Lincoln was said to he
A natural bent for writing develop- i the great passion of Watterson’s life,
ed but even in this Mr. Wattorson was His lecture on "Lincoln" was dolivorseriously handicapped as an illness in oil in hundreds of cities and it was his
infancy had affected his vision. His I'Hdo to tell of calling on Lincoln tho
first journalistic experience was gain-1 morning of his inauguration and of
cd on a Washington, I). C., newspaper lan d in g beside him at the ceermony.
as musical and dramatic critic. His i "Lot no Southern man point his finMade at Meeting Today
father, Harvey M. Watterson, for gcr nt mo," Mr. Watterson said, "boOrdered by Attorney
of Delegates of Five
twenty years preceding the outbreak cause I caiinonizo Lincoln, for he was
o f tho war Vet ween the states, was a the one friend we had at court when
General Who Says
Great Powers
,
representative in congress from Ten- friends were most in need."
They’re too High
When Watterson founded
the
nesscc. It was during thin time Hen
( I l f T h e A ia o c ln te d I ' r f u )
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.— State
ry Wattorson laid the foundations for Journal he made a plea for harmony
Illy T h e A u D f l i l r l I ' r t t i )
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.— Investi
ments in behalf of France nnd Italy
an elaborate knowledge o f national in the South. Thoroughly rcconstructgation of retail prices of food, fuel,
afTairs, ho spending much of his time cd himself, ho urged all to follow his MAN WHO ASSISTED SHERIFF accepting formally tho Amorienn pro
OF DUVAL ATTACKED IN
shoes, clothing in nil parts of tho MUNICIPAL LODGING HOUSES associating with party leaders of that course in complete submission to the
posals for limitation of capital ships
SHELTER MANY WOMEN
HIS HOME
country was ordered today by Attor
armament were made today at a
period and in close contact with the federal government,
AND CHILDREN
ney General Daugherty.
Dnugherty
operation
of tho
the government.
Mr. Watterson
advocated a
meeting of the delegates of fivo ma
leration or
i .Mr.
watterson always nuvocaieii
--------said in many localities prices were
Watterson’s course in letters .and "Tariff for Revenue Only," a phrase | JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 22.—A mob jor [lowers of Washington conference.
( l l r T h r A r n o r ln lr # P r * M )
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.—Twenty-four journalism
__
I!
. . . » U . . l t i f f i n i i . l t Sa.lt I t . i f i f i l i w i i l
itw l ii'ltS c lt
i m i l l V l believed
. n l S m m i l Ito
n
Ihe
m i moonshiners
m u ttialtln n rd
nattacked
U n n lfn il
t"<> high and retailers profits uncon
Contrary to general expectations tho
in tho national .capital
was 1which ho coined, iand
which ffinally
women
nnd
three
children
were
among
scionable and that every effort would
interrupted just iib ho nttaincil his ma j was adopted by the Democratic par- tho home of JamcB Noblo at Whlto- quostiou of nuxilliary craft, subma
be made to put retail prices on the |hg hundreds who awoke today in mu jority by tho outbreak of the war. ty. Ho was an ardent friend of Grov- housc near here toduy nnd a riflo nnd rine and cruisers was not reached at
nicipal lodging house to which the With his father, he opposed the s u i t s - or Cleveland during the latter’s first pistol battle resulting lnstcd nearly tho morning session of the committee
proper level.
homeless were driven by the hitter sion movement, hut upon the declnra- administration as president, but op nif hour. So far ns known no one but went over until another mooting
cold. City parks .areaways, cellars tion of hostilities, ho returned to his posed Cleveland's third nomination.
was injured. Nobles has been assist this afternoon.
DANCE CHRISTMAS EVE
and wagons, which lmvu served as
ing the sheriff in his campaign
HOTEL VALDEZ
against moonshiners. Attackers open NO CHANCE TO REFUSE
VAUDVILLE FEATURE places of refuge were abandoned be
YOUR CHRISTMAS MENU?
fore the bite of the northwest gale
ed fire shortly nfter midnight nnd
SAYS IRISH EPUIILICAN
which
carried
the
mercury
to
within
fled when citizens arrived to investi
Jimmy Collins will he at the Valdez
SPEAKING OF TREATY
Hotel Saturday night (Christmas nino degrees of 7.ero.
Thu following Christmas menu is prepared by the Home Demonstration gate. Two bullets caused Hlight ab
Eve) with the bunch of entertainers
Branch o f (the Agricultural Extension Division of Florida. It is especially rasions on Mrs. Nobles cheat and nrm,
DUBLIN, Dec. 22.— Richard Muland bullets
found
in tho ......
mnt- |chy, Chief Staff of Irish Republican
suggested for the farm homo, but Is entirely appropriate for any home. It is ......
and the dance promises to he one of LETTUCE IS MOVING
.......were
— —
................BRINGING BETTER PRICES
the most popular of those that Jimmy
simple nnd modest nnd, nt tho same time, one which any housowifo could tress of the bed on which sho and hor „ rmy erratud a stir when ho began
THIRTY CARS TODAY well feel proud of.
has pulled tliiH season. Special fea
husband wore sleeping when tho nt- hin speech on Anglo-Irish Treaty In
tures will be Jns. Melton, soloist,
tnck began.
Dali
Elrennn today by saying
'
TABLE DECORATIONS
Lettuce is moving out /now and
Kyno & Pclton, banjo artists, Jack
-------------------- — —
! nobody wnnted treaty but saw no
A small Christmas tree, or poinsettios, or holly and mistlotoo
Williams, Pinnologucs, Jimmy Collins said to b0 bringing better prices.
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 22.— Auto- j nltecnativu to ucccptance.
and bis boys from tho land of Jazs. There will he about thirty ears out
mobiles
for hire here are under the
. THE MENU
Under the auspicos of tho American today and tho total fo r tht week
eye
of
the
City Council nnd Presi CHRISTMAS STATIONERY,
Fruit or oyster cocktnll
will be about one hundred cars.
Legion.
dent Valz expects to name u special
POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC.
Snltincs
Many of the buyers nro buying the
committee to investigate tho situa
Bouillon .
lettuce here nnd paying n gooij price
CALIFORNIA ALIEN
tion.
Everything in tho holiday line in
for
this
time
of
tho
yenr
and
con
Small Pickles
Celery
LAND LAW IS VALID
Mayor Martin nt tho session o f the stationery, post cards, engraved
sidering tho stock nnd tho holiday ,
council last week declared it might Christmas nnd Now Year’s cards,
Roast Fowl (Turkey, Wild Duck or Chicken) with Jolly
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.— The markets.
he
neccssnry to take all for hire care stamps and stlckors, etc., at the Her
or
constitutionality of tho California
off tho streets heenuso of tho In ald office. Ono of tho finest and most
Roast Pork, Lamb or Beef
anti-alien law forbidding inolegihle JAPS PROTEST U. S. RETENTION
creasing number. There are more comploto lines ever brought to San
Stewed Tomatoes
Baked Sweet Potatoes ,
to citizenship from owning or lonsig
thnn 400 such machines being operat ford. Opon overy night until Christ
TOKIO, Dec. 20.—Th0 retention by
Boiled Rice
agricultural land was upheld lato toed now, he said, nnd application for mas.
<Uy by a court of threo federal the United States under the agree
Vegetable or Fruit Salad
liccnso ito opornto 101 more have
ment on naval limitation of the bat
Judge*.
A popular magazine author snya a
been received /since September 16.
t
Small Dinner Biscuits
tleships Colorado, Washington and
successful
writer must feel what he
Ho
described
tho
situation
ns
one
of
Ainhrosin nnd Fruit Cnko
Light hair may be a chemical pro Maryland, has called forth violent
writes.
He
need not, however, feel
the
most
complex
problems
the
city
Nuts
Bonbons
duct, hut light heads usually /ere protestation on tho part of several
his
onts.
evor
has
been
called
upon
to
face.
Coffeo
of the vernacular nowspapers.
factory equipment.
I ■■
INVESTIGATION RETAIL PRICE
FOOD, FUEL, CLOTHING, ETC.,
IN ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY
HOMELESS OF
NEW YORK CITY
FILL THE PARKS
FRANCE~AND~ ITALY
- ACCEPT OUR PROPOSALS
LIMITATION CAPITAL SHIPS
MOONSHINERS
ATTACK HOUSE
GUN BATTLE
'it i ite ->. )i i , m t
e I*
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�PAGE SIX
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21, 1921
=====
f t * * * * * * * * * * *
All kinds of imported perfumes.—
cry of succeeding generations the
Bower
A Roumillat.
225-tfc
heroic patriotism of the men of Leon
county who perished in the Civil War,
Dade county has sold their old
1801-05,” according to the inscription
A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko
court houso and grounds and will In
*
■ * on the shaft. It also will be neces
dak.— Bower & Roumillat'.
225-tfc
a short tim0 secure available site and
sary to remove one lnrge oak tree,
erect a handsome -edifice.
several magnolias, Australian pines
Plana arc being made by the
PLAYERS INJURE WOMAN
nnd others.
owner of the St. George Island nenr
“ That O. K. Butter-crust Bread
WKIIXKSIIAY— Here Is n very modern love story In a
Apalachicola to build a large resort
very ancient castle with tho heroine mnsqueradlng as
makes tho family happy.” PoinsetMIAMI, Dec. 10.— When n foot JACKSONVILLE GAS CO. OF
on tho island. A new hotel will be
n maid and the hero an American millionaire. And
tin
Butter-spilt
bread
“
can’t
bo
beat
ball plnycr making an end run here
when we tell you that the winsome maid Is C O S FICIALS TO EXPLAIN RATES built nnd other improvements nro to
KTAXCK lil.VYY you and your whole family will want
on."
227-fltc
today.wan tackled on the aide llnea,
■ B
to see— ,
take place.
■ ■
one o f them, M m . C. B. Colby, of
■
B
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 21— RepfeI B
Christmas Cigars, boxes $1.10 to
Coconut Grove, suffering a fracture sentativen o f the Jacksonville Gas
Waterman’s ^Fountain Pens , for
$5.00.— Bower & Roumillat.
231-4tc
: :
o f the loft leg. An the players came Company have been ordered to apeverybody.— Bower & Roumillat.
hurtling down the field, tho women pearbefore the city commission
: :
231-4tc
AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
became wedged in by tho crowd und Thursday to explain why locnl gas
a
a
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
wcr0 unable to get out of the path of rates should not be reduced. Tho
a ■
The Mangcls-Kirby Company of
a a
the oncoming players .
commission has completeu its exhnst- Jacksonville has nwarded contracts
We have just received a shipmont
a s
a a
ive investigation into operating costs to O. P. Woodcock for the remodel of Caillo outboard row bont motors.
a
a ■
WOMAN FOR REPRESENTATIVE of the companynnd is understood to ing nnd improving o f their sales Thoy aro on display at Ball Hard
a
a
have decided upon a rate to be charg rooms. About $10,000 will be spent ware Co. Demonstrations cheerfully a ■
a s
\
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 21.— Mm. ed the consumer under ,authority on this project.
given. Phone 02.— Sanford Machine
a ■
a a
Katherine B. Tippetts, of this city, vested by recent legislation.
231-5tc
& Foundry Co.
The
■ a
-A T W O -P A H T C O M E D Y , TOO
■ a
prominent in tho Women’s Clubs in present gnn rate In $1;85 per cubic
Beautiful lino of Christmas Station
a
Florida and ont of the foremost advo thousand feet.
a ■
ery, Bower & Roumillat.
225-tfc
*
Investigate the Caillo out-board row
a a
cates for protection of the bird life
boat motors, at Ball Hardware Co.
a “
a a
o f the state, is being urged by women
Regularx meeting of American
The trlnl o f Lena M. T. Clarke
231-6tc
Tomorrow— ‘The Golem" and a Darn Good Comedy a
a a
hero to become n candidate for state will result in costs of more than Legion Auxiliary, Friday afternoon
a
representative from Pinollas county. $2,200, according to Capt. B. * M. at 3:15, in the Woman’s Club Rooms.
Every color o f Dennison’s Lustre
Mm. Tippetts, with her husband the Robinson, clerk of the circuit court. 223-2tp.
PRES. Crope Papor, also Crepo
Paper
late W. H. Tippetts, widely known Mr. Robinson sJld ho was. unable to
Streamers, Festoons and other Den
New York state newspaper man, entimnte the total cost, but expressed
Beautiful lino o f Christmas Station nison’s Crepe Papor Christmas decor
author and war carrcspondcnt, moved the opinion It would run considerably ery, Bower & Roumillat.
225-tfc ations.— Mobley’s Drug Storo. 227-tfc
■
to St. Petersburg about 20 yearn ago. over this amount.
I
She has four children, a daughter and
Nice fat hens at Mrs. G. C. Cates,
Items an far recorded amount to
■
Waterman’s Fountain Pens for
three sons.
232-2tp
■
$2,220, including $.100 for the Jury’s 38c lb.
everybody.— Bower & Roumillat.
■
meals, $111 for rooms and $00 for
■ ■
231-4
tc
On
nnd
after
January
1st,
1922,
we
will
operate
our
A nice lino of Bibles and Testa
extrn bnliffs. Other costs, Including
APPOINTED CITY MANAGER
u■
■ ■
witness fees, may not be finally tabu ments for tho old and young.— Mob
■ a new steel motorboat SANFORD in passenger service
■
LOOK BEFORE U LEAP
a a between SANFORD and ENTERPRISE on a sched
227-tfc
■
FORT MYERS, Dec. 2 1 .-C . P. lated for sometime, Mr. Robinson ley’s Drug Storo.
■ ■ ule to be announced later. The motorboat will also
■
a a
Staley, formerly chairman of the suid.— Orlando Scntlnal.
R
a a
be
available
for
charter
hire
for
outings,
hunting
R
I
have
somo
ronl
car
bargains:
Plans
nro
under
consideration
for
■ a
Board of County Commissioners of
R
■ a trips and special occasions. Holiday hunting trip
R
the construction o f a lnrge saw mill 1 Bulck 4 .............. ....... ................ $ 350 ■
thin, Lee county, hnn been appointed
■
NEW HOTEL FOR IIOWKY
R
1 Auburn, nearly now ................. 605 ■ m dates are now being booked. Charter rates on appli
nenr
Blounstown.
They
have
avail
R
City Manager of Fort Myers nnd
a a cation to—
R
able about 100,000,000 feet of stand 1 Olds 4 nearly now ................... 1185 ■ ■
R
afttr resigning from- tho Board of
HOWEY, Dec. 21.—W. J. H .wcy
■
■
R
1 Oldsmobilo ................................. 485 ■ ■
^
Commissioners has entered upon his has contracted with Fuquny & Green, ing timber.
R
Truck nearly new ....................... 485 a a
R
new duties.
a
■
of Dayton t, for the construction of
R
See me for real bnrgnins.
a a
Plenty of fresh country eggs at 75c
R
a 100 room hotel mu’ a bloc c of ri sia ■
R
.
N.
II.
GARNER
dozen, at Mrs. G. C. Cates. 232-2tp
M
STATE CAPITAL BEING REBUILT dences liei<-, one of the largest single
230-4tc
R
■ ■
contract > ovr i-wirr'cd in the state.
■ ■
All kinds of imported perfumes.—
■ R
■ ■
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 21.— Anoth Howty -s on tin- wist shore of l ake Bower & Roumillat.
203 East Third Street
Opp Montezuma Hotel ■ R
NOTICE!
225-tfc
■
a
■ H
a ■
er milestone in the history of the Harris, 11 miles south of Leesburg.
■ R
a
■
state capitol here was tossed last
Motorboats quota:
The regular annual meeting of tho a ■
■
1 nnd 3 4-Ib friers nt 40c lb nt Mrs.
a a
R
week when contractors began to tenr STATE SWINE GROWERS MEET G. C. Cates.
212-2tp stockholders of tho Peoples Bank of a ■
■
Passenger nnd outing service........................ .*...30 Persons
■
■
away tho stps at the western en
■
Snnford, Florida, will he held in ac ■ ■
■
Hunting
trip
service
......
......
.........................
20
Persons
■
trance preparatory to tanking another
OCALA, Dec. 21.—Tho Florida
■
Christmas Curds, Tags nnd Scnls nt cordance with Its By-laws, in tho of a
a ■■
■
addition to the structure. The build State Swine Growers’ Association Bower & Roumillnt's.
fices
of
tho
bnnk
on
Wednesday,
Jan
■ ■
■
231-4tc
■ &
ing wns erected in 1819-12 nnd wns will meet here Jnunry 18-19 nnd the
uary 18th, 1022, at 7:80 p. ni. for tho
remodeled In 1002.
purposo
of
electing
a
board
o
f
direc
local committee in charge of arrange
Christmas Cigars, boxes $1.10 to
Good moals, $8.00 per week, The
To make room for the now exten ments for tho gntherig has mapped $5.00.— IJowor & Roumillat.
A largo assortment of Dennison's
231-4te tors to servo for tho ensuing year,
nnd for tho transaction of any other Temple Club, cornor Third and Park. beautifully engraved Christmas cards.
sion, it will be necessnry to remove out an elaborate entertainment pro
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the monument erected by tho women gram, which will includo n visit t« FOR RENT— 12 room houso in good business that may properly come be
vof Loon county "to rescue from Silver Springs nnd a luncheon at that
Waterman’s Fountain Pens for
condition. COO Laurell Avo., cor fore the meeting.
II. P. SMITH,
oblivion nnd perpetunto in ’tho mom- resort.
everybody.— Bower & Roumillat.
A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko
ner Cth St. nnd Laurel Ave.. 232-2tp
Cashier.
231-4 tc dak.— Bower A Roumillat.
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Special for Christmas Week,
$8.00 value, now
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Doll CarriageH
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Balls
Ingorsoll Watches
Wrist Watches
Pocket KnivcB
Mackinaw Coats
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Hats, Caps
New Line of W. L. Douglass
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Neckwear of all Descriptions
Silk Sox
Smoking Sets
Etc., Etc.,
For
Mother
Fine Imported Perfumes
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Large Assortment of Candies
Dress Patterns of every kind
Bureau Scarfs
Table Covers
Bedroom Slippers
Kimonas
Bath Robes
Special prices during Christ•
mas week
New line of Gold-Seal Congoleum Rugs, 9x12, special
for this
week ....,.......
Casseroles, Nut Bowls, Fruit
Bowls and Electric Lamps at
low prices for this week.
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Cigars, Boxes of 25 , $1 to $5
Safety Razors, $1 to $5
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terhptlng salad course with hot' chO±o- arm o f hor brother, Mr. Edwiird Hig
gins. Tho Impressive ceremony which
into.
Among those onjoyinjr this pretty mndo these two young peoplo man and
party were Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs, wlfo wns prefaced by a wonderful ad
MRS. FRED DAIGBK, Society Editor,
Ed. Hctts, Mrs. It. C, Bower, Mrs. monition from tho officiating priest,
Phone 217-W
Georgo Knight, Mrs. Raymond Key, and underneath oil the solemn words
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Mm. Hun Caswell, Mrs. C, R. Kirtlcy, rang a thread o f melody from Mrs.
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Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. J. B. Lawson, Munson's touch on tho pinno keys.
• yiiilil rard lo this
detalla, nr telekpon*
To tho eyes of thoso who have lov GIVE HEAL GIFTS THIS CHRIST
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Mrs.
D. C. Marlowe, Mrs. John Smith,
h« Krrnltr appreciated.
Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. J. C. Bon- ed her from her little girl, days, tho
MAS IS THE SLOGAN OF
nott, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Mrs. Roy j bride, always u rarely beautiful typo,
THIS BANK
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Chittenden, Mrs. R. E. Tolar,Mrs. Fred hhd never seemed so radiantly lovely,
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Mrs. Ias smiling softly, sho entered tho
Friday— Mrs. Raymond Key will on- Dalgor, Mrs. J. M. Wallace,
“ If overy man, woman ami child rus.
DoCottes,1
room, dad in her simple blit clegant- ccivcd a savings account ns n Christ
Archie
Betts,
Mrs.
Georgo
. tertnin tho members of the T. N. T.
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nlwnyH find, hero a friendly welcome, no matMrs. Brynn Sturir.nn, Mrs. Osborne ly fashioned gown of white crepe me- mas gift this year, wo would hnvo a
Club nt her homo on Park nvenuo
Ilcrhdon, Mrs. Ed. Lane, Misses Sorl- tear, her veil falling to the end of t e g
^ r is tm a . in ’this community,"
at 3:30 p. nt.
ter what your, needs— and a seiWce to handle
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t« Lake, Esther Miller, Snra Wight, long court train. No blossom in her said,A. R. Kqy, cashier o f tho Semi- «'
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nolo County Batik.
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them with promptness and courtesy.
will bo hold in Central Park %at 4 liams, Daphno Wimbish, Dorothy and valley lilies wns sweeter thnn tho
“ It’s a novel and constructive idea
flower-face
bending
nbolre
them,
and
Ilumph.
p. m.
In Christmas giving," Mr. Key went
blessings went out to hor from every
• How mny we help you ?
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on
to say, “ nnd ono that carrios roal
Sunday—Christmas Carols will bo
heart that remembered her grnccB of
BON TONS BRIDGE CLUB
chcor throughout tho yoor. It repre
sung at Central Park at four o’clock
kindness and thoughtfulness extend sents moro thnn tho gift of money boTho
members
of
the
Bon
Ton
Bridge
by tho htusid Department of tho
ing to nil the rich and tho poor and
enuso it implnnts tho germ of a habit
Woman’s Club assisted by tho Snn- Club were most plensnntly cntcrtnlncd
young
and the old, in this, her homo
yesterday nfternoon by Mrs.^ Ed.
that means success td HHy ond who
ford band.
Betts at her homo on Park nvenuo. town.
acquires it."
After tho cutting of tho brldo’s
There being two tnblus of plnyors.
Tho Seminole County llrtnk is run
Alias Elizabeth Burch, o f Buckley,
cake
Mrs, AIcLcod ran up tho stairs ning an interesting series of ads sugPoinsett ins were used in charming
W. Vri., is spending somo time huru profusion ill tho rdohi where tho card and throw her bouquet which wr»;
t|ng tho Kift of 0 8av|ng8 account
at tho Montezuma.
caught by Miss Dorothy Vaughn, o f . mothor( rfiIllrcn an(, other9. Tho
tnblL were ili-rriil^ed.
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Whcn scores were counted it was |Tampri.
savings pass l>oolc will be delivered id
Wallaco Boll who to attending
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Mr. and Mrs. AIcLcod left In their ^ p ^ r i'n t oi Chrii
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h[aU score
H(.oro ami
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presented
car
early
in
tho
evening
for
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of tbo
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at home for tho holidays.
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The hostbss served n dellcioui sat- tives there, Airs. McLeod travelling
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Mrs. W. J. Stuud nhd nttrnctivo litcourse nnd coffuu, nt the conclusion in a stylish tailored suit of blue with
hat nnd accessories of gray.
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tlo daughter Willn, were the guests of Ihe game.
Air.
McLeod
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a
prosperous
young
SEEN IN “ THE'SHEIK" HHBHHHaHBHHHHaHBBHHHRHRHHHHBHHHHHHdiillB'intHkHHRB ■■■■■■a
yesterday of her father J. G. Ball.
Mrs. Reginald Holly substituted for
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firm
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Mickler
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known
ns
the
Monte
Carlo
Air. and Airs. Harry Ward nnd Aliss members enjoying Mrs. Betts cordial
Fern Ward, have returned homo from hospitably were Mrs. J. 1). Woodruff, of Tampa. Ho is a graduate of the ,,f thc desort. It is the. gathering J
Daytona Munch whore thoy have spent Mrs. Robert Hines, Miss Esther Mil University of Alnbnmn, nnd a mem- l’lnco for the wealthy, tho dissolute, »
several months nt their
cottage there. ler, Mrs. Hen Caswell, Airs. (X R. iter of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra- thc adventurous, tho pleasure seeking iT A n y p a r t o f t o w n , o n t e r m s t o !
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of the African littoral and nf- a
Kirtley, Miss Fern Ward and Mrs. Joe tornity. During his visits to Sanford
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has
mnde
many
friends,
nnd
the
f,,nla
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ninrvcolusly picturesque back- ”
Miss Lillio Honour, who has boon Chittenden.
good wishes of the entire city follow ground for fiction or photoplay,
tho guest of .Mrs. J. N. Robson for
You can make m oney buying* fo r advance. 5
him and his winsome bride to their
It
l,st-‘d in George Melford’s Pnrt;Mrl.EOIMlIGGINS NUPTIALS
the past throe weeks, left Tuesday for
mount production of “ The Sheik,"
future home.
Y ou are g oin g to build a hom e one o f these
her winter home nt Summerville, S.
The Oak street residence of Mr.
which comes to the Star Theatre De
l days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it S
C., near Charleston.
Edward Higgins was the scene of
cember 30th nnd 31st,
WOMAN’S Cl.Un
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by easy stages.
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Agnes Ayres nnd Rudolph Valentino
The Welfare Department of the
Wm. McLeod, of Mobile, Ala., nrriv- relatives and close friends of tho con
Woman’s Club held an Interesting tm’ tho featured players with a fine 5
I f you have some money, will build one or !
ed Tuesday to attend the marriage o f;tra d in g parties gathered to witness
meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The supporting cast. In a big casino, the
his brother Lucius McLeod to Miss the marriage of Miss Adelaide Higg two houses.
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reports of the various committees1
colorful spot in Biskra, thc
Adclaide Higgins, which took place pins to Mr. Lucius AIcLcod.
Sanford is m oving, don’t wait, get in the ■
showed conclusively tho successful »«»««
» 8™nd fete given by the I
Wednesday evening.
The entrance hall was decorated
and varied activities of this busy d o -1y°ung Sheik is laid and therein tho 5 gam e now.
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with white wedding bells and polnset- partment.
beautiful customs of the Orient are 2
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Air. and Mrs, Harry Dickson and lit tins and the spacious living room
Mrs,. Blackman gave a glowing re- abown with great fidelity,
tle daughter Ann, of Orlando, attend mndo a picture with a wealth of white
port
of the wonderful success of the
0t,,cr "tcn«9
upon the Sned the wedding of tlieir sister, Miss roses ami maiden hair fern. An ef
scliool lunch room under the super- lmr» ' witl' th« wild riders of the desAdelaide Higgins, to Lucius McLeod, fective altar was formed at the west
vislon of .Miss Virginia Smith.
‘ rt; the stronghold in the sandy sea
‘ which took pulce last evening at tho ern end of a ribbon outlined aisle ex
The Flag comtnitteo reported that
Ihnair, a bandit of tho Karaha, and
home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Higgins, on tending from tall nnd massive brass
the High School Athletic Association 1,10 h o ik 's Oriental dwelling,
Oak avenue.
candlesticks back to fern crowned
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white pedestals near the door.
The had realized $11.00 from tho sale of
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Armistice
Day.
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Christmas
Curds,
Tags
nnd
Seals
at
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
soft glow of a multitude of caudles
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It was announced that the depart Bower & Roumillnt’s.
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A lovely social event- of yesterday lighted the room.
wns the Bridge luncheon given in thc
Promptly at eight o’clock Clarence ment had arranged to have Air. Clark,
morning by Mrs. Howard P. Smith, at Mahoney sung DeKorin’s “ Oh Prom a landscape gardener, give a free lec . Nice fnt hens at Mrs. G. C. Cates,
her home on Sanford Heights. There ise Ale,” accompanied by Mrs. Fannie ture on landscape gardening in San 38c lb.
282-2tp
being eight tallies of players.
Munson, nnd Father Hennessey took ford on January (1th, This will menu
The Christmas colors, red and his place at the altar. With the first much to the work of beautifying San
green, were used in decorating the notes of the bridal march from Loh ford and it is hoped Hint all who can
rooms where the card tables were engrin, tho groom with his best man, will avail themselves of this oppor
placed. Poinsett ins, garlands of red William McLeod, entered from thc tunity so generously supplied by tho
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and green and a miniature Christmas ball nnd thc bridal party descended Welfare Department#
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The
committee
on
a
Parent
and
tree being used. On tho tables were the flower wreathed stairway. Clyde
red baskets filled with reil and green Hurt, a cunning white satin clad page •Teachers* Association in Sanford re
candies which were enjoyed during the led the procession beaming the wed ported that plans were now ruuudote
game.
ding ring on a" white cushion, und for Hie organization of this associa
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Of exceptional interest was the was followed by two
bewitching tion.
The department at this meeting
game of bridge played during thc (plaint little maidens Anne Dickson
morning, the prize for high score, a nnd Adelaide Higgins II in frilly pink made a substantial silver offering to
set of sandwich cutters, was won by taffeta frocks and picture lints of the Children’s Home Society of Jack
Airs. R. C. Rower, the prize for low malinc and carrying old fashioned sonville,
Another announcement which shows
score, a Imndpniatcd bridge score pad nose gays of Dorothy Perkins roses
the good work of this department was
was wen by Miss Daphno Wimbish. and violets.
Mrs. Roy Chittenden won the cut
The maid nf honor, Miss Sarah War the report that two prizes for posteri
prise, n dnint) stick candy dull.
ren Easterby, dainty and sweet in for Rotter Speech Week laid been
After the awarding of prizes, the her pink taffeta gown, with
her awarded to High School pupils 1 and
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ben Caswell arms full of American Beauties, pre one to the grammar school. Also three
and Miss Lottie Caldwell served a ceded tho bride who entered on the prizes for essays on the City Beau
tiful had been awarded to pupils.
The rhairimui, Mrs. Wight, etnnhnsized the wonderful work for the
club done by the president, Mrs. John
Leonnrdi, since her election to this of
X a 's v - i
fice, arid bespoke for her the recog
ffl! €
nition and co-operation due to her un
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tiring efforts for tho community.
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M a k in g L o w e r R e p a ir C h a r g e s
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Turkey, Geese and Chickens
Milk^ed Veal and Young Pork
Pennsylvania Sausage, Saloftli add Liverwurst
Choice Western’ Beef arid Pork
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woman killed todny when tholr nutomobile ran o ff bridge over Souther
Railway tracks at Bolton, nnd struck
by train.
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before it is too'late.
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meeting
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Fi'esh' Fruits arid Vegetables'at Mwedt ptJeeS » Rebcka I^idge, Fridny night at 7
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! o’clock In Mar.onic Iln'I. *Notfdo'th'o;
chnnge of time. FJoctlori of offl^r#.^
Let’s hnvo n good attendnhea.
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TALLAHASSEE, Flu., Dec. 22 —
.Mandamus filed in circuit court here
today nnd served on Comptroller
Ainus culling on him to show why
ho does not audit expense account Dr.
W. II. Cox, former State Health Of
ficer, nnd pay oxnense money as
directed by act last legislature, Cox
received wan ant for fo e eighty-four1
two dollars for services immediately
after adjournment of legislature.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921
PAGE THREE
leaping, wing talking, and .change displacement one hundred and eighty. technical committee. Drivers and
from
racing automobile to speeding three cubic inches or under, ten mile, mechanics shall sign up for the event
WIFE MURDER CASE
airplane will be offered as thrillers three mile lap circular course. First at least one hour prior to event
for tho spectators and will start Prize $100.00 Second Prize $76.00, . AH cars are required to be in pits ,
quarters of several .vessels In tho
Naval Petty Officer Will Return To about 2 p. m.
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harbor.
They
too,
have
given
up
Third Prize $60.00. Once over tho designate £eforo opening of racs
At n meeting of tho Blind Commit
His Post Of Duty Immediately
hope
of
being
admitted
to
the
country
meet nnd to remain in pits through
course
of ten miles.
Racing
programs
will
start
about
tee of th0 Orlando Chanmber o f Com
and
faco
the
prospect
o
f
spending
hours
of meet
Third
Event:
Stripped
cars
ono
three
In
the
afternoon.
A
charge
of
merce yesterday morning It was de
MONTROSS, Va. Dec. 21.— Roger Fifty Cents admission will be mado hundred and eighty three inches dis
Christmas
on
ships
carrying
them
Cara
and drivers not in readiness for
cided to start a campaign on Tues
D. Enstlnkc, navy potty officer,
bnck
to
tho
countries
they
hnd
school
placement
or
under.
Twelve
miio
for
each
person
nnd
all
enrs
r.houU]
event
nt
start will forfeit entrance
day morlnlg following Christmas for
charged with the murder of his wife,
ed
themselves
to
think
o
f
no
longer
course
over
three
mi!0
circle
tract.
he
in
position
as
quickly
as
possible
fee
and
will
b0 disqualified for that
the raising of $10,000 for the sup
Margaret nt their homo at Colonial after the tide gees out that wo shall Ono heat. FlrBt Prize $100.00, Sec
as home.
event.
port of the new hom0 band organised
Beach, Va., on September 30 last, was experience i.o delay In starting ond Prize $76.00 Third Prize $50.00.
jure recently. Every one In Orlando
All entrants In racing events shall
this afternoon found not guilty by a promptly.
will be asked to cotributo to tho fund Band Will Play
Fourth Event: Fifty mile race cross tho finish line to qualify for
jury In Westmoreland county circuit
which will provldo tho city with a
First Event: Ladles auto rnco, over circular course, three mile lap, prizes.
courj here. The verdict wns return
Thursday
Night
high class bnnd for the ontlro year
stock car, straight awny, not restrict-; special type of racing cars only.
December 20th the charter for the
ed nt 6:00 p. m., 47 minutes jjfte r the
of 1022. The manner In which tho
Open to any displacement car for Florldn Automobile Association went
In Fine Program jury
ed
to
make
or
displacement,
require
was given the case.
people of Orlando respond to this
ments, enrs with tops securely fasten professional drivers with no restric lto effect and we will be operating
When the words "not guilty” were
fund will determine whether or not Sanford’s Celebrated Musical Organ
ed down, windshield and head lights tions, free for all, continuous race.
under the laws of Florida. All motor
pronounced, Enstlnkc smiled. His
this committee will continue to in
ization Will Entertain the Peo
removed. Lady driver with one
ists are advised to keep behind rope
Enterics
must
bo
in
handB
of
the
mother Mra. S, M. Enstlnkc, and his
terest themselves in providing Or
ple This Week
lady^ assistant, if (necessary. Unco chairman o f the event committee nnd enclosure during the races to pre
sister, Mrs. ,Mnblc Chambers, who
lando and Its winter visitors with
had occupied R e n t s directly behind to he runover one mile straight away n ten dollar entrance fee nt earliest vent nn accident. This association
good band music, which is undobtedly
Tho famous Sanford hand, tho ono the defendant, rushed to his side and course, best two out of three hents. possible moment nnd not Inter thnn desires to bring to Florldn In the
one of the best attractions which can
that is occasioning more comment j showered him with kisses, W. W. First prize $100.00 Sen! Skin Stole one hour prior to opening of first future larger racing classics and our
be secured by any city.
than any musical organization In tho Butzncr, chief counsel for the de Scarf, Second prize $50.00 Loving event on dny of meet. H. E. Gard success largely depends upon the be
The home talent bnnd was organiz
j vi ner Chairman, Daytona, Florida. All havior o f the people. Safety First
state Just now, will render their regu fense, thanked the court and Judge Cup.
ed here early in tho fall under tho
Second
event:
Stripped
stock
cars,
cars to be inspected and approved by is our motto.
lar weekly concert in Central Park Chinn discharged tho Jury.
capable direction o f E. A. Ball, a
Thursdny night. Cut out tho follow"I felt certain those twelve men
band director of ability and wldo ex ing program and save It for tho con
would
not believe thnt I murdered my
perience, hold its initial and only con cert:
r
wife,”
said Enstlnkc. "I will ask to
cert in Eola Park a short time ago. March—Sons of Australia.............
transfered to another naval station
Th0 concert was held for tho purpose
.................................. Alox Llthgow nnd will start life anew.”
of enabling tho' Orlando public to Overture— Poet and Peasant .....
determine whether or not they want
.............................. Franz VnnSuppo JAX GIRL FREED
ed such n band as a regular attrac Idyll—Sparklets...... Johann Lamernik
IN MURDER CASE
tion. Sinco tho holding of the con Popular Songs of ’21—
cert tho members of tho band have
a. Mon Homme.........Maurice Yraln
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 21.— Mrs.
ceased rchorsais, awaiting fo r evi
b, Moonlight.......Constance Conrad
Clara Cnil. lfl years old, held In con- 5
dence from tho people of Orlando
Intermission
nection with the killing December 11
thnt they will bo supported. A Chractcrlstlc March—Tho Whistling
of R. L. Griffis at n hoarding house
ready responso from thoso approached
Coon .......................... A. F. Weldon
operated
by her mother, was Vcleasby the committee will mean that the Selection from II. M. S. Pinafore
cd
from
custody today following n
bond will Immediately renew their
............................... Arthur Sullivan
coroner's
Jury
verdict thnt tho killing
rehearsals and tho band concerts in Patrol—A meric us.......F. W. Mooch am
wns
justifiable
homicide.
Sanford, Fla., Dec. 20,1921.
Eola Park will bo added to the city’s Waltz— Tcsoro Mio.............. E. Bocuccl
Witnesses
testified
nt
the
hearing
attractions.—Orlando Sontlnal.
March— Indiana Guards .W. II. Kiefer
Tho Sanford Band will render two that Griffis wns intoxicated nnd
Santa Claus,
NAVAL MESSENGER HELD UP famous selections in this ovening’s slnppcd Mrs. Call's fnco.
program, ono tho nlways beloved over
Care Seminole County Bank,
WATERBURY, Conn., Dec. 20.— ture Poet nnd Peasant nnd tho other PARKER ON TRIAL
■
Edward J. Bender, a naval messenger, tho fumous selection II. M. S. Pina
FOR KILLING CUNNINGHAM
Sanford,
Fla.
fore
written
by
Sir
Arthur
Sullivan,
on route from Now London, Conn.,
AT OCALA TO-DAY
to Buffalo, N. Y., was held up last author of tho Mikado and dedicated to
night by six armed men about eight her late Mnjesty, Queen Victorln, Eng
OCALA, Dec. 20.— A. L. Parker,
miles from here. They took from land’s beloved queen mother.
Dear K ris:
charged with killing of J. B. Cun
him fl2 special discharges which he
ningham near Orange Lake Inst Juno
wns carrying to tho naval officer in TRY TO SHOW STATE
went on trial in Circuit Court here
Here I am again.. Been thinking that since I’m g iv
c’.nrge nt Buff !o.
WITNESS VARIED IN
todny. Trial got under way quickly,
ing Savings Accounts to Johnny and his m other fo r
STORIES OF KILLING Jury being selected before noon
CHARGES LIQUOR
recess.
Christmas, I m ight just as well give m yself a present,
LAW VIOLATIONS
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21.— Efforts
too. Bet it’s the only present I get anyhow.
to impeach the testimony of stnto
PALM BEACH SEASON ON
OMAHA, Dec.
20.—Jncob H. witnesses in the trial of Arthur C.
Davis, president o f district council Burch for the alleged murder of J.
Take the enclosed check and open a Savings A c
WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 21.—
No. f>, of tho Amignmatcd Meat Cut Belton Kennedy characterized the Tho Palm Bonch season will be for
count fo r yours truly.
lers and Butcher Workmen of North opening of Berch’s defense today.
mally launched tomorrow with the
America, declared in a speech before
The attacks were directed at state opening of the Breakers hotel nnd the
1,600 striking packing house workers ments of Mrs. Elizabeth Besanty that now $76,000 ensino on the ocean
By George, I'm goin g to get into the gam e m yself
thnt tho packers aro violating the Bho snw Burch In Beverly Glen both front.
Elaborate changes hnvo boon
and make sure o f having a R E A L g ift this Christmas.
liquor lnws by furnishing
strike boforo nnd nfter Kennedy was shot to made in the casino, making it one
.
,
•
breakers with whiskey to keep them death there,' nnd of C. S. Summar o f the finest in the country. There
Y ours truly,
working.
that he saw Burch nt n point eight nrc now 1,000 rooms nnd nnothcr
miles from tho Glen, soon nfter the wing with n lnrge open pool hns been
SMITH CHARGES CROP
tragedy. Both persons, according to added.
TH E OLD M AN.
REPORTS MAKE FARMERS
defense witnesses, made statements
" GOAT” OF MISTAKES outside of court nt vnrinnee with PROGRAM OF AUTOMOBILE
their testimony.
RACES JANUARY SECOND
No. 3
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— The
AT DAYTONA REACH
charge that the crop reporting board LOOK LIKE CAMP
of tho department of agriculture was
JOHNSTON BECOME At the meeting of the Floridn Auto
trying to "make the farmer the goat
VACATION SCHOOL Racing Association, held nt the
for some of hln mistakes,” mndc in
Breakers hotel, Daytona Bench, the
Enclosed please find check for $........................................................................with which to open n
the Donato today by Senator Smith,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.— Direc by-laws presented to the organization,
%
Democrat, South Carolina. "The re tor Forbes of the vocational training by tho attorney R. L. Seldon, nfter j
Savings Account for “ yours truly.” Kindly mail the pass book to me at....................................
sult is, the senator said, “ that tho bureau probably soon will ask Presi n lengthy nnd hot discussion w ere,
market broke, men who grew cotton dent Harding to approve the site for adopted. The meeting wns one of
lost money nnd disntisfnctlon was a vocational training university for the best attended nnd most enthusi
....................................................In time to hang It on our Xmas tree.
mnde the worse. It will result in former service men in the South, it astic in tho history o f the racing
Address
farmers cutting their acreage next wns snid todny at the bureau. It was body.
year fa.- below the average,
believed, officials said Hint Colonel
Tho Association by-laws cover the
Mr. Smith comparing tho cotton Forbes would ask for ono of the nrmy promotion o f nuto races, carnivals ^
grown nnd reports o f tho department, cantonments in the south, such ns fnlrs nnd flying circus in order to j S
Namo
declared they showed a Continual re Cnmp Johnston nt Jacksonville, Fla., rnfse money for large prizes to ho x■
duction in tho ginning of tho article to be converted Into one of these used in classic racing meets.
and ndaed that if tho ratio was main training institutions to he established
It wns nlso decided thnt the nsso- =
tained there wns less thnn 100,000 in sovernl sectionss of the country in elation secure Mnhnl Cody's flying
tulles to be ginned betweon now and connection with tho bureau’s new ed Circus to stage spectacular norlnl ex- m
March 1, next year. Ho cited numer ucational policy.
hihitlon such stunts ns parachute
ous tables of estimates to support his
assertion thnt tho nmount of cotton
ir.sinnsHHHBiM 5
available is fnr below what people
hmi generally been led to believe.
j
Gov. Harding of tho federal reserve
hoard was attneked during the dis
cussion by Senntor Watson, Demo
crat, of Goorgin for n speech the
SEE McLAULIN’S EAST W INDOW FRIDAY FOR
Georgia senntor said tho reserve o f
ficial made in New Orlenns in which
. t- s-ILL,
he discussed the agricultural sltun}lon- Mr- Wntson declared tho Hard>ag speech hnd caused a drop in cotl"ii prices Immediately from 20 to 18
cents and lmd a disnstcrous effect
generally to the farmer.
Arid worse, If possible, than the lot EASTLAKE FREED IN
CAMPAIGN FOR BAND
of those held on the Island, la that o f
WILL START DBC 27 *
hundreds
of others In the steerage
FOR AN ORLANDO BAND
Give
a Real G ift This Christmas
:
Seminole County Bank
Sanford, Florida
KI LLS ISLAND WILL
EXPERIENCE SADDEST
OF ALL CHRISTMASES
NEW YORK, Dec 21.— In contrast
t" the Joy with which nearly every><niy olao in the metropolis is looking
"nverd to Christmns, more than
l/ioo men, women nnd children here
1,1*-■ prtpnrlng for a dny made only
more bitter by tho realization thnt
, y Hrc unhappy In tho midst of re
joicing.
1hcae are tho majority o f Uncle
pirn's temporary guests at th0 ElHti
s|,,n,l immigration station, who are
'‘waiting deportation becnuiio quotas
hermit ted Ihclr (Countries are ex
hausted. It will be, immigration o f
ficials say, the saddest /Christmns
*he island hoB ever seen.
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si
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Co.
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be cheerfully given.
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and Thanksgiving. And to th« K. K,
K. ytfi Wish to express opr thanks.
wKoeygr thpy are, thpy know A hard
working editor when they aeo one and
they also know that wo need a turkey
Just at this time worse than wo over
needed one In our lives and there io no
joke about it from our aide. Wo just
naturally appreciate tho gift to tho
fullest and hereby thank tho donors.
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smoke ,a cigarette. The foreman told
them the company had no r6om, or.
tim e,for loafers, that'th?' work was
urgent, and* If they wanted’'t o ‘ work
they must work- Three Immediately
quit, and the fourth quit at dinner.
! It cannot bo possible that the pres
ent generation of young men it all of
that type! It is impossible that'.the
young men of today should think they
nro going to get through Ufa dallying
about, going hero and there in search
of, and until they find, a soft snap! It
Is beyond thought that tha native
sons of .this state .nro of. this mind!
Therefore ono is led to the conclusion
that most pf the travoling-about men
seeking employment here, there,, and
everywhere, and tejljng ip each, place
they stop that.,tboy.."cun fitjd po,
work," are of the class who would not,
work at.homo, if it wua placed before
them, and are merely idlers, striking
about in the, expectation of finding,
some foolishly soft heart and softer
head to pander to them nnd make. It
enBy for them to live. .
,_
This country will not got back to
normalcy until the young men got
down to .earth,, in. the. realisation-that
even ns their fathers hnd to work, sa
must they labor. The boy who.canqott
pt eighteen tq itwenty,, qontept I t
self with an unskilled job at two dol
lars a day, is soon going to wake with
a great start to find that thcro are
others who want that place nnd it will
not .be held for pimj nnd that no skill
ed place is going to-bc-trustcd to him.
—Tampa Tribune.
------------ o-----------ASKING TOO MUCH OF PUPILS
As every schoolcn|ld is different
from every other schoof child, so It
follows that tha lessons, a lig n e d may
easy for
lor one.and.difflcult
ons.oou.uuiicuii iut
be "easy"
for anan
sr., In tha higher, grades, and .to
other,
the high schools there, will probably
ays be some work to be done at
always
home;.but teachers can easily, under
stand, that Individually they must not
plain to take up, all of the extra time
with ono subject.—Times-Unlon.
'* —:__ :___o-----------EXTREMES OF FBELING
POTENTLY REALIZED IN
“ THE GOLEM” AT THE STAR
ristm as
9,'°
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XI. O y a
ai’l Y« -'fib *M
ir>
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:f‘
ch
n-|~
I
A- Art 1
Should be and will be the grea test season o f the
year. A nd you can m ake i t such if you w ill bu t
m akq.a resolution .that y p u w ill,s ta rt,a Chriatm as
Savings A ccou n t j^ t h our Bank or >vitl\ an y Bank
"Mnrse” -Henry . TWattcraon, tho
greatest living journalist, editor of
, u » B | Iltk « l a v e r j F r ld a r . A dv ev I V n t t r n i l l k n o w s o a » rotten- tho Louisville Courier Journal for al
In "The Golem" there- la no attempt
Ira.
most half a century, dyed in the wool
to prolong facial display of action,
sqiiiaa with, the young^orSf,,..
m e mma n Y ii»- u H d o u m iD rn a a * Democrat and a real Kentucky gen
nevertheless in theibrief facial Haahtleman, diod nt,. Jacksonville
this
vnV^aif
/
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___ ^ l e t u s t e l l Y O U A B O U T 1T.
oi, extremes of feeling are unerringly
i n
ji
?r'; JJll uJ
( ill
r-j uft
k-.u-i ’.>(i\ morning. Qol. Henry Wattcrson was
realized. , This la especially true of
one of the most prominent, figures in
txcvfl ’
the sparsely used .close-ups of thq
The Sanford'iHDr»ld<of Dec. 10 is a Journalism apd in tho political arona
Rpbbl, played by Albert Steinrusidc, of
good [exam ple-of special, effort and of this country., 'Whijc. never seeking
Lyda Salinniiovn oa Mlpan nnd or
autoJosi *in (getting., up a Christmas any political honors for himself he
Ppiil ^Vegoner as "The Golem." ,Poqr
number,, and 1b nlao clothod in holiday was the, creator and maker of many
porous, awcsQiqo, terrifying M the
men who becanio world-wide figures
nttiro.—Tnmpa Tribune.
i ,fT v .
clay monster, is represented to bo, his
and statesmen of America. Thu edi
impersonqtpr coptrivep. ,tq suggest his S
lit o il
i tiO ..iiqlft
*rtT 8 ^ e°
^Yhoso school children who "Btruck" tor o f tho Heroid considered it an hon
wistful,
desire
be q hupipn. being
or
to
have
.
known
this.
blulT,
hearty,
at Ocala ono day this wcok wore prob
amoqg other humaqs, .to.tnfte of.lqyfl
ably spanked and sent to bqd without aggressive, outstanding figure in the
^ ills 1 atoS i
and cqmppnioship. This puzzled, semi;
Mil.-.
Ameriqan .newspaper. Hold q for t;so
tjjfllt^iiP im r.jilw p. we. hayo tymrd
’®d srw inoa.
human concept of tho monster js miplo
tunny years. He ,wasr not .only the
rwtldng,
<r(wn ^fiero. «.* y
apparent especially nt tho court whore
greatest Kentuckian o f his age, tho
one of tho cmporoi;1^ Jadios .presents
greatest American of his Unto but ho
the Golem with a flower and also nt ^Christmas Candles, , 'Whitman’s, ■ M M M M I M i a i W I R U H U i
-I t is always darkest boforo dawn
was well known nnd well beloved in
the conclusion o f the film when tho Huylor’s, Wlioy’B and Log Cabin Pe
and regardless of how dark It may
many countries , of Europe.
Plain,
monster is vanquished by tho guilo- can nut roll.— Mobley’s Drug ^fore.
aeem we can,takg,consolation In the outspoken, - unrelenting, in hisi Pleas,
237-tfc
lessness of u child. "The Golem" will
thought Hint the dawn always follows
*ff*
a real American to tho. core, n.renl
be
the
feature
attraction
at
tho
Stnr
^
ni« ht and prosperity will come Kentuckian, a wonderful writer, n
Theatre tonight.
"I •
nQme time.
historian, and Inst but not, least a
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■ is
M AKE IT A N
il
-------------o-----------grout, friend of Florida, the demise of
Dancing Valdez—Snturdny night,
i» Whenever things look blue is tho Col. Henry Wnttcrson tondy will enst
time to look cheerful and whenever it a gloom over the civilised portions of
The Miami Metropolis recently Xmns Eve. Jimmie Collins Jnz^lnnd.
. , 233-3tfc
acenis that times nro du|l is the ,very the world for ho was a world-wide spoke of the possibility of giving Boys.
11 \ - l i
9J»M '.7r / ( ____ L
time to stimulate business and start figure.
UP
CURLING IRONS
school children entirely too much work
Plonty of fresh country eggs at 76c
tHem coming, it in enny to smile when
His ideas on mnny questions may
only .........................
qyorything is chicken hut it tnkcH a not* hiivo* c o - hic I<1ed \v1th thcTvIews of ! to bo ‘lon,° nt ,,omo; “ ntl mentioned dozen, nt Mrs. G. C. Cates, 232-2tp 3-lb. IRONS with
ipighty good man to keep up the gamo the majority but ho never pluyed to the fnct thnt a school girl of thnt city
Curling Irons ........ All kinds of Imported perfumes,—
when it seems that hard luck is camp the galleries. .Ljke all real newspa had lately been assigned work to bo
0-lb. IRONS,
<226-tfc
ing on your trail.
per men Col. Henry had his own idens done, after school hours nnd boforo Bower & Roumillat.
only
.
^
the
next
morning,
thnt
would
have
of right nnd wrong and ha, naked
GRILLS, '
3 nnd 3Vk-lb frlere at 40c lb nt Mrs.
I'W o are glnd'to note thnt nil tho dif nothing from the public nnd never consumed eight hours’ time. "Thcro
^
only
G.
C. Gates.
232-2tp
were
five
subjects,
two
of
which
ferent organizations of Sanford are made his counting room the editorial
TOASTERS,
His pen was would hnve required nt least two
going in for gifts to tho needy this head of the office.
only .........................
Christmas Cards, Tags nnd Scnls nt
wielded
for
the
right
ns
he saw it and hours each of caroful work, nnd tho
year nnd despite the stringency of tho
PERCULATORS,
231-4tc
’ ( (Optoney market this Christmas will ho woe betide the man who crossed his other three could only have been Bower & Itoumillat’s.
only ......................... .
a-most joyful occasion for, all the boys path for the doughty Colonel was not done passingly well in four hours."
Christmas Cigars, boxes $1.10 to
ami girls in this county, It Is-more only a soldier who fought for his This surely suggests u lack of system
Vacuum Cledners
$6.00.—Bower
& Roumillat,
231-4tc
blessed to give than to receive nnd country in tkc.lost cause but he fqught ami morq than carelessness on tho
------ and-----this rule is being applied in Sanford just as bravely after the war was part of the instructors. Tho Metrop
Christmas Cards, Tags and Senls nt
over nnd fought for those principles olis, remarking that the greatest
Washing Machines
to a remarkable degree,
Bower
& RoumHint’s,
231-4tc
crowdng
and
invitation
to
overwork
------------ o----- ------that he hulicYcd were for the best.
on EnBy Payments
The Tampa lluilding Inspector snys His lave of humanity, his charitable is done in the higher grndas, says:
The Indies of tho Hnptist Church
Put Edison Lamps
"Under the right sort of co-opera
in a report in the Tampa Times that impulses, his wonderful political epics,
one
will hold their annual bazaar on Fri In every socket for better nnd brlghttion
the
teachers
ami
tho
right
kind
his
contributions
to
American
his
mnny deaths and much property dam
*nO
day
nnd
Saturday,
December
10
and
’" *
er lights 1 " '1
age is done by careless wiring of tory will keep his name alive in the of outlines for the handling of the
17.
Placo
will
bo
announced
lator.
Our
usanl lino of good Homehouses. He is right. Too much care annals of America long after he has course o f study, no one teacher can
:
.
t
..
210-tfc
cannot he exercised ..in the wiring of been luic| to rest in his beloved Hlue assign n lesson for home preparation
mado Cnndies, and for tho bene
Henry that will require an unreasonable
houses nnd the building inspector here Crass fields of Kentucky.
are partial to
nnd elsewhere should be on tho job Wattursop was an American always amount of time, But when each touch106 Palmfetto Ave.
‘Snhford, Fla. fit. t*o f» those ' ' that
'
i
every time a now home is built to hoc. ami ns nn American he penned his- er is madly rushing to "cover” tho Eyes Tested
shipped goods we have them,
Glasses Fitted
that no defective wiring is installed. greatest articles on tho topics of the book she is teaching, and is taking no
day. He made enemies by the score , thought of how much time her nssign,V
------------ o -----------Henry
McLaulin,
Jr. also good variety of mixed at
TOM MOORE
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d41
The Herald takes pleasure in an as al] editors make them but now j moats will require— if a pupil gives it
26c per lb.
.
OPT. D.
nouncing that Sanford'n friend, W. T. that ho Ims passed those same enemies honest attention—the earnest hoys
O ptom etrist-O ptician
Donnelly, is expected to arrive here will honor his memory and remember and girls are trying to do far more
OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST
thnt
he
always
fought
them
in
the
school
work
than
is
good
for
their
today for a few days visit. He is one
Opp. Postoffice..
of tho best men thnt ever came to open and was fair and square in all health, and are doing enough worryI f you don't see your
|ing to consume the energy that is
Hunford und lie secs the wonderful his dealings with ids fellow man.
W
e
A
ppreciate
Y
our
Business
Pages could be written and will be needed for even a reasonable amount
possibilities of Sanford as few men
Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated
have ever seen them. And heat of all written about Col. Henry Wuttcrson, of study.”
The modern idea, wo believe, is to
lie wants nothing in return for his And his dentil will be mourned by
throughout have the children study and recite in
friemhhip— only he wants to see this thousand*; of friends
—' ""iFrames Repaired Lenses Duplicated
America
and
hero
in
Florida
we school. Tho plan of study and recita
city take advantages of her superior
mourn
him
as
a
friend
and
neighbor.
tions,
or
lectures
and
written
reports,
position at the head of navigation and
q 'rr; ’
EYES EXAMINED
OUR REPAIRING IS
nutke Sanford the port of Central (May he rest in peace after a long is the only proper way to carry on
windows,
life of usefulness in which there was thu work of educating children at the
1st St.
Sanford, Fla. In our show
Florida.
UNEXCELLED FOR 212WEEnst.
no gqile and no shams,
public expense. The old plan of car
GRIND OUR OWN LEN8B
com e in and look around
rying all the hooks home and forcing
------------ o-----------QUALITY 6 DURABILITY
From all indications the Sanford
the family to do everything except
"TOO MUCH WORK’
celery crop will he n good one this1
— we have Something
"hearing" the lessons, or making tho
season and good prices will prevail.
Our celery has gone to market in other1 A K00'1 l<K,king youth, in his early marks, is not regarded with great fa
fo r all o f the fam ily.
years when business was depressed i t'vc,,t,«». tailed on the head of one of vor at present.
Ambitious instructors, no doubt,
In the north and brought good prices |thu ‘ b'partments of The Tribune npcrowd
pupils that they believe may
nml there is no reason to believe that |,l>inK f,,r w" rk- Questioning brought
"show
o
ff" to their advantage, and
oil account of unemployment our c e l-1" " 1 lllL’ Information that he had been
- t IK
maybe
in
mnny counties of the stutc
cry should find no market. Many poo- ht,ro thr‘JU wuukH» u,,d llmt for two
pie never got a chance at celery nt wct-,k8 bad been employed in ono of there is considerable departure from
any stage of the game and those who tkt’ tending shoe stores of the city, thu fixed "course of study" and scliedcat it can usually afford it and with kl! b,ld
I’ ^'lR0
" ’ark beginning ule planned by the bends of the educaJanuary
1,
as
"city
salesman"
for one |tlonnl department. It is claimed that
choaper Inhor* cheaper fertilizer and
G E N E R A L R E P A IR IN G
choupor freight rates we should lie of thu leading wholesale houses of some minor officials pooh-pooh tho di
ructions nnd plniiH of school hoards,
aide to murkut it at n'reasonable) fig Tampa.
West First St.
Old Ford Gnragc
Being told there was no immediate and presume to carry on in u way that
ure nnd still got a good profit.
opening on the Tribune, the remark suits them better. But these nro exPhono No. 417-W
------------ o-----------« /f.
i *lti r*in
was
made:
"hut
you
are
well
taken
WE HAVE OUR TURKEY
care of anyhow, as you are with one
A big turkey was sent to the edi of thu best men iu town." His reply
7 t*>!
tor of the Herald yesterday with a was, "No, I quit there Saturday night;
they
worked
you
too
hard
to
Huit
mo."
nico note signed K. K. K. Some of
our friends think it was a great joku "Hut," was suggested, "you will have
hut nil we have to say is that it is thu to work as city salesman, when you
|a v k y o u m o n e y
finest joke that was ever perpotrutod tuke that other position on tho first
of the : year," "That is tho reusou
There ere raoro Wellington! !ohl' than any other pipe I
why I'm hunting a Job with you," ho
becauie you cannot buy a belter ^Ipe for the price., Ttt* !
The charm of Electrical Gifts
Wellington imurea a cool, »weet smoke—not once fiut all
Write oe
said, "there's too mpeh work there,,
lies in this fa ct:— they keep
the time. Made aad guaranteed by the world'!'Urgeaf
too."
makcra of pipe*.
right on serving nnd plensing
Empire Hotel Block
This Htory, a truo ono, happening
year after year. Electrical Ap
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
Monday of this week, "points no m or-1
ai ,*iti*i. i
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pliances nro tho “ little servants _
al nnd adorns nu tuiu," Bnve this only.'
of tho Home” so much in demand
Hera Is a young man "hunting vrork"
To maketUhristmas^dajll all the
in modern housekeeping,
TO THE PUBLIC:
In Tampa, nnd finding it—two good
more enjoyable do not forget to
Could
any
gift
bo
more
appropriate
n In all iu
IHislUonu within ,two wqeka—and j
We will be glad to ahow you thel
order:
to express a lasting regard?
Wo won’t
many ahapao—one o f which wilt ai
throwing, both down because "they
oak you to*buy, Juat come in oqd get nequolated.
FRUIT CAKE
work you too hard."
There aro so many things to choose
via
Joe’s Smoke H<ftise.
NUTS, RAISINS
A local banker gnvo two whito men,
from at this Electrical Shop— I'ercoCANDIED FRUITS
strangers in Tampa, who applied for
West First St,------Sanford, Fldrida * "
latoTS, Wnsjiing Machines,
Electric SAN B O R D and EUSTIS DAILY
HLUA! of.FIG.PUDDING and
work at his home, tho Job of •cleaning
h
Irons, Vacuum Swocpors.
By nil
on and After January let, 1922, bua
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
up U h big yard. After about half an .
means gjvo Eloctriynl Gifts nnd ovwill run daily,
hour pno went to tho bnnkur and snid,
\1ory member of the household will
"You know wo got.six dollars a dnyj
bless you on Christmas and every day Leave Euatis .....------- ..... 9:00 a.m.
for,.(.hi* kind ot vygilt.* "Yop yfifl nPt
thereafter.'. .i
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Leave Sanford .................... 3:30 p.m.
getdt from m«; apd you nm.,putiofia
Arrive Sanford
......... 10:30 a.m.
job, now,'I was, hin.reply.
jt |
Arrlye Eustla ................... 5 :00pirn.
Four whito ybung men applied for
BtHByTHItlG ELECTRICAL
work of tho streot railway company
T l i l l g 13- (o lB -p a se W c r k lr Her—
" jiM k ilr M ffM
Haailaala
Co» a t7
t The Peoples Bank
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o f Sanford
ELECTRIC GIFT
8.00
600
11.00
3.75 - W A T E R ’ S
ANDY
I T C H E N ’S
RISMAS
ANDIES
F. P. RINES
m
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
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WARD & RIVE
W
THE BALL HARD
of U tility
WARE CO.
and E con om y
T h e W o rld ’s
M ost Popular Pipe
f FOR XMAS
GLOBE PIANO CO.
[i
BUS SERVICE
S 3
Deane Turner
s j f f i O X 'S
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E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D / T ftU B 8 P A Y , D E C E M B E R 2 2 ,1 9 2 1
in and About
untie HaWdldW
Mention of
ifettera In Brief
poreoflcUBMP*
of Interest
P« »
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n
i£ The C ity *sH
n
m
m
n
• the w u t h e r
TEMPERATURE
! ! For Florida: Fair Thursfa day; colder In extrortio
^ north; Friday increasing
pte cloudiness.
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Kicked tho old bulb in the
face yesterday and hammered It down to 70. Tho weathor man yesterday said coldor weather. Mnybo so, but
it will imvo to hurry some
to get hero in time
for
Christmas. Anyhow 30 cars
of lettuce will' go out toduy to hcljl the people of tho
north forget their troubles
with the snow and ice and
wo should'worry nbout w'hrit'
goes in the stockihg. HhVc
yoii‘ n little linli* o f socks
in your home?
5:40 A. M. DEC. 22, I!)2l
Maximum ................... 7(1
Minimum ..................... GO
Itange .......................... 57
Barometer -................... 30,12
Calm and clear.
*
Florid'- Weather.
Only two more nn,l ^ on—we" w*
should worry.
Sanford is looking good. Sanford
is looking elenn. Keep up the good
work.
^ m o time tho voters will express
their opinion for against nn addition
al ono mill levy for publicity pur
poses,
, .In nn informal talk with Mayor
Duckworth yesterday ho stated that
the public utilities bond issut will
nmounl to $G0?,514, the appraised,
valu^ of the tiplant n'nd probably
$300,dOO for the purpose of rehabili
tation of tho present water and light
plants, though this amount will not
lie expended immediately. The sewer
age bonds will he approximately
$340,000. A new incinerator lsnecessnry nnd $25,000 is tho estimated cost
of th0 new plant. The library bonds
will be $50,000. This makes n total
(if approximately $1,322,000.— Or
lando Sentlnal.
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talk* Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Reader!
--
Tlilro will bo Hlg titties' hero dlitholidny gayetles and trips and vnen-
tlons and visitors.
Mrs. S. C. Burrler hriS returned
After spending the week-end with her
son, Frank in Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trilbott uro
receiving congrntulntiona over the ar
rival of a fine boy at their home.
Some Christmas present.
The stores will be closed on MonJay, the day that is celebrated this
year. The majority of the business
houses will be closed all day.
The yacht, Sanford. Is one of tho
biggest assets of this city for tho
wilder business. It mentis tapping
another good territory for Snnford
trade.
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fijfoid
First Peitebh Btfying (/he of these1fears'
Given a New Tire and Tube FREE
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C L A SSIF IE D A D S
FUR SALE—Eight room house with
buth. Innnedinte possession. Hmnil
payment
down, long time on balanco.
W . B A W L IN G . P rop.
See Lane or address Box 782, Day
tona, Fla.
lU0-Tu-Snt-4w
Acteylene Welding
FOR SALE—One Daisy chum. Cnll
OF ALL KINDS
415-W.
204-tfc
Sanford Welding Co. FOR SALE OR RENT— 8-roomod
Located in Ragle Bldg., 705 Oak Ave.
house, 1011 Oak ave. Phono 283-J.
218-tfc
IN S U R A N C E
FOR SALE CHEAP—Gas range ami
wood range, 1011 Oak ave. Phono
218-tfc
N. Y . LIFE INS. CO. 283-J.
F
o
r
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s
AI.E—
Ford
chain
drive
truck,
W. T. ROBERTS, Agent
First
$150
takes
H.
See
Clarence
Sanford
Florida
131-3 tp
Cranston, First St,
“ W E D E L IV E R T H E C O O D K MULES FOR SALE— Fivo teams
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Fuel Ml lea
If we please you, tell others; it tie
tell u». Phone 49K
H. W . NICKERSON
Hotel Montezuma
S. O. Shinhotoet
SANFOl
IlYELTV
Large manufacturing compnny, man
ufacturing potnto hnrrcls, wish to es
tablish branch warehouse In Snnford
and desire branch mnnnger who can
invest $1,000,00, Address, P. O. Itox
2504, Jacksonville, Florida.
ly
ID h
..garagtf. Apply BOB West Thfod §li.
Phope. .77t
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frn H5 M Id In B
TRAIN SCHEDULE
CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1021
Southbound
Arrivo
No.
No.
231-10tc
Springs, Fin.,
;No.
No.
LOST
No.
LOST— Uutwuyn Seventh and Ninth
streets on Myrtle avenue, pair of
glnssus. Finder return to Herald o f i
fice and receive reward.
233-3tp No.
1No,
FOR REN T
, No.
: No.
No.
•
p. m.
____.
..
231-utc i
FOR RENT— 12 room house in good i
condition. C00 Lauroll Ave,, cor
ner 0th St, pm! Laurel Avo,. 232-2tp xNo,
FOR RENT—Two 'furnished Soil
Public A«i;iiiir.fa:;t; Audits—Systems
Income Yax Service
..r.d juy lo.V'. *■> Pr-or ""d ring,
Room 10 McNolll-Davis Bldg.
Lies a garden of light full of heaven's
Phone 852
Orlando, Fla.
■
perfume.
Where never a tear drop is shod
: And the rose and the lily arc ever in Atfto Radiatof Ret>ah*
f , bloom
Shop
’Tin the land of our IxhtutHful dead." Located at 207 French Are., bqtwqen
Courteously Submitted,
2nd and Third. E. R. HERGQUIST.
Janies Moughton,
Jno. D. Jlnklns,
“Sanford's NiW Holer*
Home) E, Tolar,
Committee,
$140' Up Ptr Day
rooms, 011 Park Avo.
212-tfc
i
FOR RENTP-FunilaWsd flat with gaChristmas Cigars, boxes $1.10 to
rhgo, 914 Myitis Ave.
223-tfc
$5.00.— Bower & Roumillnt.
231-4tc
C ontractor fund Builder x
f(5Pl'AfiKf-Bc'd'VooUi'.ai'l Patfk’ avo'SANFORD
-> . FLORID«
■ oftL A N M )
nue.
17B-tife
BOND
FOR $1,322,000
FOR RENT—2 furnistied bed rooms.
FOR ALL'PURPOSES
Ph'dn'o 437-W, cortrfr Elm A Third
>♦ v
co ^ tr ac tg i ^ a # i/ im ftA a r*
steef;
*fa » »jt *«;t mt** y
Tho city solicitor, L. C. Massey,; Is Plane* and SfliMITKhtiona Che*rfnit)
’ FdnDdBd)
now putting into legal form tho call
rest Thi:
drd. Phono 77.
ATT WoVk OdaAhtied'
for the bond Issuta which will bo sub
*t « ______________________________
«1 , ' _ ’ 1
_______
mitted to the tax payors o f flW efty
.
.
.
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.
.
S»P*lr.
autos at homo
of- Orlandq within tho nVIkt
noxt Jix
six oot1
t *
S
WANTED
FOR SERVICE
Call 14G-J
I)opnrtn
2:40 n.m.
8:40 a.m.
1:38 p.m.
3:20 p;ni.
7:10 p.m.
83...
27...
01... ....... 1:18 p.m.
80... ....... 2:55 p.m.
85... ....... 0:50 p.m.
Northbound
Arrivo
82... ........ 1:48 a.m.
84... .......11:45n.m.
80... ....... 2:35 p.m.
92... ....... 4:00 p.m.
28...
Departs
2:03 n.m.
12:05 p.m.
2:55 p.m.
4.-0B p.m.
Trilby Bramfh
Arrivo
inn ........
7 :06 o.m.
Ip.m.
7:60]
xNo. 16$.........
No. 22........
•.
Departs
7:00 a.m.
Leesburg Branch
Arrive
Departs
xNo. 1B7.......... 3:56 p.m,
Np.
xNo.
xNo.
No.
^1...........
10L.....
2 4 - .........
22......... ..
2:50 p.m,
6;GQ p,m.
1:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Ovledp Branch
xNo. 128...;....... 7:46 p.rti.
xN6. 127...J.:....
8:40 p.m.
x—Daily, except Sunday.-
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FOR RENT—Two unfttrnUheU- roomb
■r f
ahd pHVate bath. 411 PArk Av*.
Drily four more days to Inftp th«
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281-Otp icliitdfvn frAtn IbokhiH In' thd dreskar
.fdbliA, dhtf
bnttdl.' AY t
FOR RENT—Half of store, with finb drawers.
WA’Nren-Tiw wmr mvn ttutk
Worfr
' dtspldy vdndttvif, No; 221 East Firs1
body. Must be cheap. Box 291, City |C O N T R A C T O R and B U ILD E P street, opposite postofflce.
230-tf<
Make the editor happy by iMnding
111 i* »* . j warn
'«■' •23 M tp. i f i t C*«merelat St reel 9 aaf *rd, Fb»
FOlf. REN1
Io ffic e .
Shirley Apt, opp, P. O.
220-26tp
V. C. COhtrER, Prop.
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HARTFORD BATTERY £ NEVV TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FIN- il
1
ISHED. EASY TERMS
“Battery Insurant^”
Sold and Serviced by
Other Bargains in Real Estate
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Wieland__
n m n lt.
iV ln m iV tliit
issues, nnamely,
tho
public utillt # ■
qutstlon, sewerage bonds, !neli\eralj ,r
D istribu tors for
y ,.,
3
Sanford GonstrucFn Co.
15% Discount Will Be Allotted foY fcash
--------------------------------- ,
3
READING COURSES covering every
phase of agriculture will be found of
great va!uc. to the busy young people
Smith Bros. Garage
nnd men and women on the farm
Expert Repairing
everywhere.. Tell your friends that
OIL,
GAS
and A C C E S S O R Y
Seminole county is entitled to fifty
Oak
nnd Flrdt
scholarships in review courses, hjgh
school subjects, agricultural rending
courses, and civil service courses be
Geo. W. Knight
fore February first. The Herald will
Real Estate and Insurance
be glad to have its renders take ad
vantage of this splendid opportunity SANFORD
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for lesa than
FLORIDA
which the state offers Us citlzuiiH
25 cents, and positively no classified fids charged to anyone. Cask
everywhere through the General Ex .. Employment Bureau..
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a linn and remit ac
tension Division.
cordingly.
Tho vocational commute* of the Busi
ness and Professional Women’fi Club
The cost of keeping up an empire requests nil young women desiring
FUR itENT— One
furnished bod
FOR SALE
is becoming almost as prohlbitnvo ns employment to register at the First
room, also gara'go. lid Laurel Avo.
Natlonni Bank.
keeping up. a vampire.
nto-tfc
FOR SALE— Paper shell pecans, SOL
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
Mognolln.
W ANTED
The world is now safe for democ
FOR HALE— Large corrugated iron
Sanford
Machine
#
racy, but ti’s still a good idea to hire
warehouse, located in farming sec flfANT&B— CiistomeS fob fresh milk,
the best lawyer you can got.
morning nnd evening doliverion.— R.
Foundry Co.
tion, on side track.—A. I*. Connelly.
General Machine ami Boiler Works
232-4tc L. Garrison. Phone 3711. Ifl9-St-Tu
204-tfc
MEMOKIAI
Automobile Flywheel Steel Genr
FOR SALE—Dodgu Touring Car,
bands in stock
used only few months in first class WANTED—Salesladies at Surpriso
Shoe Store.
232-2tc
Crank Shafts Re-turned
condition §500. cash. Can bo seen
To tho Officers nnd Members of
a» an
ah a-t h k i n n n
at Millers warehouse, address Dr. C.
Taylor Coiumandcry K. 'J':
Sanford
Steam
Laundry
V. Jessup, Kjtommlng, Pu. 230-Gtc
Across the bright sunshine o f our
W h a t K in d d o Y o u W a n t ?
AUBURN
m
,
,
You Can Find the Name of
Every Live Professional itnd
Business Man in Hanford In
Tills Column Each Day
Over Seminole County Rank
HANFORD
. FLORIDA
Great Captain’s loving providence
has fallen the darkness of the valley
of the Shadows, and one of our be
loved fraters has been bowed in sor
row, while wo Ilia fellow pilgrims
mourn with him.
In acknowledging to our Captain,
General Ralph C. Chapman our pro
found and sincere sympathy for the
loss of his companion and helpmeet,
wo well know Hint words are never
adequate to give t,hesu emotions ex
pression. Wo can only say to him
that our hearts are with him, nnd
that our prayer is that Hie Blessed
Emmanuel, bright Morning Star, will
strengthen and sustain him.
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Wo, wno, too, are now linked to the
fir on t Beyond have found a bright
vision in these words.
“ By tho hut of the peasant, where
poverty weeps, and night to tho
tower of the King.
If i t is a slightly used or new automobile you want, we have
Close, close to the cradle, where in
it, and at a price that will suit you.
fancy sleeps,
.. 825.00
iu
A ttorncy-at-R aw
(Jet your bcnutlful engraved Christ
mas cards at the Herald office. Send
these beautiful tokens of tho Christ
mas spirit to your triends. A Inrgo
stock from which to choose.
A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR
EVERY FLORIDIAN
That box of fine stationery and
correspondence curds nil for one dol
When times are hard a person’s
lar at the Ucrnhl office is tho biggest
opportunity to find a position that
bargain in the world. Get one.
pays depends largely upon school
The Daily Ilerald wll be put into training and previous experience.
Enterprise every night at five o'clock At present hundreds of citizens, rang
when the new liont, .Sanford, stars her ing, In age from thirteen to sixtyregular schedule after tho first of tho five, are fitting themselves for bet
year. This means something to tho tor positions by getting more educa
tion at homo through tho General
daily advertisers.
Extension Division of the University
of
Florida.
\V. T. Donnelly is expected to ar
Until tho first of February the
rive in the city today for a few dny's
visit. His boats will be left at Jack General Extension Division offers
sonville for the time beirig but ho will scholarships to nil citizens, regard
bring them here later in the season less of* age or previous school advant
for a month’s stay,
ages who feel the need of more
education. These scholarships cover
.Miss Alpha Crnhshnw, a former stu- the COMMON SCHOOL BRANCHES
<1*nt of Kent State Normal Collage not only for boys and girls who can
of Ohio,, lias come to spend the win-1 n,,t K° to school, but men and women
t< r here and will make her homo with who want more education. All pa
Me. and Mrs.-S. C. Burritr, BIB Myr- pers nre handled confidentially and
*’ Avo,, of this city. The Former's citizens who feel the need of more
education can get it in this way with
homo was Dover, Ohio.
out embnrrnsment or loss of time.
In the same way HIGH SCHOOL
iii'mciiiher that the Herald office
bis ono of tin finest stocks of sta- COURSES am given to those who
1!"nary in the city nt very reasonable desire them. Review courses are o f
ftrlruti. Get a lln0 on that fine box fered to ten'll cs in preparation for
nt correspondence ,..irdo and station state or special teachers’ certificates,
ery combined for one dollar.
You mid CIVIL SERVICE courses arc
will pay $2.50 for the same box in given which will assist the student
other cities.
seeking a government position. The
C H A L M E R S , 1D2Q M o d e l......
m
George A. DeCottes
Kiwanis . Club held their regular
Luncheon nt the Valdez Hotel today.
A Christmas tree featured the pro
gram with short talks by Klwaninns
DeCottes and Dr Hyman. Forty,
members had luncheon and Chairman
Miller of the Christmas Basket Com
mittee mndo favorable report on
this committees activities. Chnirmnn
Smith of the Athletic Committee will
have a Basket Ball and Howling team
ready for the City League which is
now being formed in Snnford. Many
other important matters were dis
cussed ami a general good time en
joyed.
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST
VOLUM E
PREMIER’S ACCEPTANCE
OF CAPITAL SHIP RATIO
SENT JUSSERAND TODAY
defense sh ips
AUK NEEDED BUT FRANCE IB
WILLING TO NEGOTIATE
VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921
NUMBER 234
’he Soldier’s Dream Comes True
ADJOURNED—NO ACTION
ON TREATY OF PEACEDAIL WILL RESUME MEET-
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RAILROADS P U N
FREIGHT CUT ON
ALL GOODS SOON
After Holiday and Fate
WATTERSON
Hangs in
RESTS IN PEACE of Ireland
the Balance
AT JACKSONVILLE IS NO ALTERNATIVE
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1 ALL OV
ER COUNTRY—FRUIT AND
COTTON INCLUDED
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OMAHA, Dec. 23.—Tho railroads of
tho country will put Into effect on
January 1, or ns soon thereafter as
possible a voluntary ten per cent
freight reduction on cotton, butter,
poultry nnd othor commodities, ns
woll as the reductions ordered by tho
Interstate Commerce Commission for
Western territory on grain nnd grain
products nnd liny, according to a
statement Issued last night by F. W.
Robinson, freight traffic managur of
tho Union Pncific Bystom.
Tho voluntary ten per cent cut is to
bo effective for six months ns nn ex
periment nnd will npply to tho entire
country, he declared.
Mr. RohinBon nlso announced the
roads would continue until Juno 30,
1022, reduced rntes on live stock, nnd
thnt a ten per cent cut in rates for
livo stock on which no cut has been
made would ho put into effect.
The cut will npply to cotton, but
ter, eggs, cheese, poultry, livo or
dressed; cotton scod, cotton seed hulls,
unmanufactured tobncco, fruits, fresh
or green, not including canned or pre
served fruits, dried or evaporated
other than candied, canned, crystnlized, glaccd or stuffed; vegetables, fresh
or green, dried or evaporated, wool
and mohair.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—Greut
Britain's plea that tho submarine ho
banished from tho sovon Boas was
presented to tho arms conference yes
terday, but it orcoived no support from
any other power.
In turn, the spokesmen of France,
Italy and Japan replied thnt they re
garded submarines, when proporly
employed, as a legitimate and valu
able arm of naval strongth, and wore
unprepared to see them abolished.
Tho American delegates took no
final hland on tho question, but sug
gested thnt tho conforcnco turn its
efforts toward such a revision of In
ternational practices as would pre
vent n repetition of the ruthloss sub
marine methods of the world war.
A further oxchnngo of views on
the Ilritish proposal will take place
today unless France, whoso represen
tatives again are nwnitlng instruc
tions from their prumior, is prepared PARKER CONVICTED
MURDER FIRST DEGREE
to go ahead with tho dolayed presen
WITH RECOMMENDATION
tation of estimates for auxiliary craft
she desires to kcop under tho nnvnl
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reduction program. Tho French indl- OCALA, Dec. 21.-Parker convict
rated last night that they hoped, at
murder first degree with rocom
today’s meeting to at least make | mediation for mercy for killing Cunknown their exact requirements as t o . nlngham.
submarine tonnage.
OCALA, Dec. 21. A.. L. Parker,
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convicted of the killing of J. B. CunWASHINGTON, Dee. 23.—A sug- ninghnm, near Orango Lnko Juno 25
gestion has been made hy tho Itnlinn Inst, is a mnn nbout forty years of
arms delegation to tho naval commit ngo and has a wife nnd two children.
tee of tho conference thnt another in- He is a farmer and moved to the
tcrnutionnl gathering of broader scope . Orango Lnkc section about twenty
will lie called soon after adjournment years ngo from tho Enst Coast,
of the present discussions to deal par- j Cunningham, nlso a fnrmcr, who
ticnlnrly with submarines and nuxll- loft a wife nnd sevcrnl grown chil
iary ernft,
dron, went to thnt section from
Brooks county, Georgia, in 1019,
desiring to find a plnco in Florida
WIZZAKD OF SCIENCE
whoro ho could Hottle. He rented
IN'F.NT MACHINE TO
TEST HEART THROBS land on the Dixie Hlghwny between
Ornngo Lake postoffice and McIn
tosh
from Parker nnd nlso purchased
NEW YORK, Dec. 2 2 .-T h 0 w i
zards of science now have a technical some stock from him, Parker movcontrivance hy which tho quantity o f.
^mHh Florida whoro he rolovo may bo measured hy observing mn*no I *'vo BpnB0'‘ir* Cunn nghnm,
tile exaggerated effort of tho lover’s 1° Addition to oporntlng tho fnrnr he
presence on th0 henrt action of his had
n'B0 worked his own farm
going bnck nnd forth
lady.
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'in Gcorgin,
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bctwcon
them
Such was tho nnnouncemont Tues
When Pnrker returned from South
day to tho Society for Elcctrin De
Floridn
Cunnlnghnm moved off tho
velopment in describing tho workings
i>f the "tologrnphone,” an instrument' pin™
fron> Clnronco Cork,
by the line of which, its Inventor de- whoso Innd lies nearby. Cunnlnghnm
clared, unhappy marriages might be *nlB0 had twenty acres of innd lensod
prevented.
from Pnrker nnd it wns over tho date
All thnt is necessary to insuro ro- , of tho end of this lease thnt tho dls%ultm, the inventor explained, Is for Pufo that ended In the killing wns betbe doubt-torn swain, to adjust tho Hovcd by the a u th o rity to hnvo
device over th0 henrt of his intended, originated.
whisper a well-cnlculated word into
Cunnlnghnm wns residing at tho
her ear nnd watch tho indicator. If homo of Mrs. Molllo Amerson, who
it flutters violently, then nil is woll with hor two sons was helping him
and the bnnns mny bo published, but with his work, nnd it wnH there that
tho trngedy occurcd. Ho wns in the
•f not, hewnreThe inventor, it wns ndmitted, has cow lot helping with tho milking
»(,t yet porfcr.tea mennn of making when Parker, according to witnesses,
npponred nnd nfter n few words
the girl put on tho detector.
emptied both hnrrels of a shotgun
into Canninghnm’s body killing him
POSTOFFICE OPEN
Instantly.
Cunnlnghnm was unarmed.
CHRISTMAS EVE
Pnrkor
made
no attempt to esenpu
TO HELP RUSH
or resist arrest. He wns brought to
Postmaster Elder announces thnt Ocala, given n preliminary hearing
" forco of carriers will bo kept on and committed to Jnil without ball.
duty Saturdny (Christmas Evo) night When tho grand Jury mot December
as long ns may bo ntcessnry to do- 13 ho wns indicted for murder in tho
liver that night nil parcels received first degree.
Raymond B. Bullock, ono of tho
°n train 89 so that thoro will bo no
"hang^ over." Tho office windows beHt known criminal attorneys on tho
will nlso ho opened for a short time Fifth Judicial circuit represented
as Hoon as tho distribution of mall Parker nnd Cunningham's family
engnged John P. Knight, of Nash
fr»m train 85 is finished.
Stato —
AtTho windows will bo opened Sun-. ville,
.„.v, Georgia,
w«v. n.M, to
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«ny morning from 9 to 10 for tho 1tornoy Gop. W. Scofield In tho prose‘■onvenlcnco of box rontera.
^cution.
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REMAINS PLACED IN VAULT TO
EXCEPT FOR DEVALERA TO FA
HE REMOVED TO LOUIS
VOR RATIFICATION, SAY
VILLE LATER
HIS PARTY
d e p e c h e voub
PARIS, Doc. 23,—Premier Brland
has Bent Ambassador Jusuernnd in
Washington final and definite accept
ance of capital ship ratio.
France,
however, it wan ntated, maintains her
position regarding submarines and
const defenso ships, although she is
willing to negotinto.
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France it is Stated Main
tains Her Position
on Submarines
Sanford
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“City Substantial”
( I ly T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s )
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 23.—Mnrso
ENNIS, Ireland, Dec. 23.—The
Henry Wntterson content with full Clare county council, hto constituency
ness of his life rested today from his of Enmon DeValera, yesterday voted
labors. With only members of imme 17 to 6 in favor of the treaty between
diate fnmily present nnd with tho Ireland and Great Britain and re
Dreaming of a triumphant Return. AmsrJcT^JrUtnow^rtn^orth
hour of service unannounced the body quested Mr. DoVnlcrn to use his In
to death. Yet his dream cams true. Prom the decks t>f the 'hlstorto
of tho venernblc Kentucky Journalist fluence for the mnintcnnnco of nation
Olympia, his flag-draped casket was borne to his native land while ftiRnr
warriors and high dignitaries of the nation, beaded hy Secretary of War
was placed in n vault to remain until al unity.
spring when it will bo taken homo to
Tho resolution ndmitted thnt there
be given its finnl resting plnco bo- were grave objections to tho treaty
side his mother nnd father nt Louis hut declared thnt there was no nation
ville. For fenr many persons would al altornntico to its acceptance.
nttcinpt to attend tho brief nnd sim “Rejection of. tho trenty,’’ tho reso
ple service nt tho mortuary chapel lution ndded, “would bo almost cer
which preceded the laying away of the tain to involve us in n wnr of nnnlhlllobdy, the hour of .service wns not ntion because our people would bo di
made public nnd the family requested vided, nnd because world opinion, in
there ho no floral tributes, desiring stead of being with us, ns at present,
the service and everything connected will ho against us."
Has Been Taken to Suez and British Warships Go with it he ns simple ns possible. J. T. Copiosof the resolution woro sent to
Iloone, pastor of the First Christian Mr. DeValera and other Clnre repre
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to the Scene
Church here, of which denomination sentatives.
Mrs. Wntterson wns a member, offic
(H r T h e A ian rliilrd I 'rr a a l
iated.
MALTA, Dec. 23.—Two Ilrtish war
DUBLIN, Dec. 23.—Tho I)nil Eiro. Harding Signed the
Only four florid tributes, two from ann by a vote of 77 to 44 decided into
ships received orders to proceed to
Russian Relief Bill, relatives, two from intimuto friends. yestorday, on a motion submitted byi
Egypt immediately. Other units of
Cnlln liliies from tho family were on Michael Collins, to adjourn further dotho British Mediterranean fleet are
20 Millions Today the
casket and n cross of tho snmo hato on the Irish trenty until Tues
under ordern to leave at tho shortest
flower
on tho mantel nnd roses at tho day, Jnnunry 3rd. It wns not tho mo—
notice.
Under Supervision of American Re
bond
of
thu casket. No music. Dr. tion itself but an amendment to htolief Administration
Doono rend the 14th chapter of John motion, on which tho voto wnB actually
CAIRO, Dec. 23.—Suid Zngloul
nnd after a brief oulogy in which ho taken. Tho amendment, introduced
Pasha, Egyptian nationalists lender,
( H r T h r A n an rln trd I ' m a l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—Presi spoke of Wntterson's life ns nn open nnd seconded hy opponents of tho trea
who refused yesterday to obey order
issued hy tho militnry authorities that dent Hnrding has signed the Russian book lio delivered n short prnyor.
ty, cnllod for continuance of sitting*
h earn! his chiof followers cense all relief hill which carries $20,000,000 ap The body rests in thu mnrblo vuult day und evening until nction wns tak
political activities nnd leave Cairo, propriation to ho exponded under tho in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Wat* en on tho treaty’s ratification or re
wns escorted to the rnilway station to- supervision of the American Relief tersun did not attend service. At the jection.
dny by British troops. Removal nc- Administration. The funds bccomo last moment the family issued a gen The defeat of the nmedmont auto
eral invitation to newspaper men of matically decided tho motion. With
compnniod by some disturbances in immediately available.
tho city to he present.
course of which considerable glass
fow exceptions, so far ns could bo ob- ,
Besides the members of tho fnmily served, tho voto followed the party \
windows were smashed. Tho Inter HARDING WILL GRANT
CHRISTMAS PARDONS thu following here nt thu Hurvico: Mrs. lines of those favoring or opposing the
plans were chnngo dnnd Zngloul wns
W. S. Jennings, S. Bryan Jennings, treaty.
put in a motor cur nnd taken to Suez.
No General Amnesty For War Law Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hough, of tho
Nobody believes, of course, thnt if a
Timcs-Union; Judge Robert Bingham, voto had been tnken on the trenty It
Violators Is Expected Now.
PAT MURPHY HERE
,
publisher of the Louisville Courior- self the majority would have been so
COMPILING HIS GUIDE
Journnl;
Dninhridgo Richardson, man great as the voto on tho adjournment
Christmas freedom for war law
AND MEEflNG Fit I ENDS
offenders was given final considera ager of the hotel in which Colonel motion gnvo its supporters, but there
Pnt Murphy, known from const to tion hy President Hnrding tonight Wntterson passed away, Miss Mnida is no doubt in tho niindH of thoso
coast nnd from Pensacola to Apala at nn after dinner conference nt the Richardson, W. A. Elliott, Times- who huvo boon following tho debates
chicola and even to Cocoa-Coin is here White Ilounc with Attorney Genernl Union and severnl newspaper mon.
can fully that this voto roughly nptoduy getting up dntn and advertise Dnughtcry.Anncuncement of those
proximnots tho sentiments for nnd
ments for his Guide to Floridn. Pnt selected for executive clemency, it MONTGOMERY DANK
ngninHt tho trenty. This is denied by
every year gets up tho Murphy Offi wns naid, is to he .made from the
SUSPENDED BUSINESS
some of the opponents of tho treaty,
cial Rniiroad and Steamship Pocket White House tomorrow.
TO PROTECT DEPOSITORS who nssert thnt It wns not n fnir tost
Guide to Florida. Pat is n former
At tonight's conference tho Pres
ns many on both sides, especially tho
resident of Sanford nnd has many ident wns understood to have gone
( H r T h r A a ao clalrd I'rr a a )
country members had voted for ad
old time friends hero who nro always over with Mr. Daugherty the digest
MONTGOMERY, Ala., Dec. 28.— journment in order that they might
glad to sco him. He gnvo the Herald prepared hy the department of Justico Thu Merchants Dank horo suspended gut home for tho holidays.
tho following fine poem written hy containing the complcto history of tho business toduy und institution wus
In fact, Countoss Murkiowicz, ono
him for Christmas nnd it is given be 107 wnr law violators, nnd to hnvo placed in tho hnnds of tho Stnto of tho strongest opponents' of the
low:
taken up each case seperntely with Dunking Department. Directors snid trenty, seconded Mr. Collins' proposal,
this action was tnkon to protect in apparently having In mind, ns indicat
out relation to tho others.
As tho snowflakes of winter were fall
In thiH connection it wnH thought terests of depositors, Capital $100, ed hy her sutiricni seconding spooch,
ing
probably in official circles that the 000.
tho possibility of tho debate continu
On mountain on hilltop nnd tree;
case of Eugene V. Debs, Socialist
ing through Christmns nay and night
I gathered tho laurol and tho holly
lender imprisoned nt Atlanta,, wns ADRIATIC ARRIVES
and overlooking tho possibility of a
For Christmas was sure sweet to considered ns an individual enso upon
WITH CHRISTMAS MAIL,
party division on tho motion.
mo.
SEVEN THOUSAND SACKS
its merits, ns were the ether of
fenders ngninst tho wnr laws.
TWENTY MEN ARRESTED
( H r T h r A aao cln trd I'rra a )
And I wntched for tho mnn in the
While it was expected that quite a
IN PACKING TROUBLES,
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—Tho steam
chimnoy
number of hose offenders would bo ship Adriatic arrived today from Eng
AT OMAHA TODAY
As I sat hy my dear father’s side
granted their freedom hy tho Presi land with seven thousnnd sacks of
And tho Christmas fire flickered dim dent, high officials maintained thnt
OMAHA, Dec. 23.—Twenty men
Christmas mail.
were arrested today in tho pocking
ly
thero would he no general amnesty
In tho fireplace dusky and wide.
houso district where thu strlko is in
extended wnr law prisoners nnd thnt CHICAGO MURDERER
progress after tho polico charged into
tomorrow’s action would only ho tho
IS FOUND GUILTY AND
Then off to tho church in tho morning extension of executive clemency on
n crowd around a street car. Tho po
SENTENCED TO DEATH lice roported unable to identify the
To hear tho Bwcet choir sing,
n larger acnlc than usual.
I, the happiest boy in the village,
body of n mnn shot nonr ono of tho
( H r T h o A aaoclntrd I 'r r s a )
With tho gifts thnt tho noighhors CONGRESS ADJOURNS
CHICAGO,
Dec.
23.—Hnrvoy pneking houso offices last night.
would bring.
FOR YUI.ETIDE SEASON Church, charged with tho murder of
two automobilo salesmen wan found KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION
Now thus was tho days of my child
WASHINGTON, Do.-. 23.—Con guilty this morning and Hcntoncud to
hood, .
On Sundny December 25th, 1021
gress recessed Into todny until Jan donth. Church killed tho mon whon
In Ireland over tho sen,
uary 3 and immediately senators and thoy dolivored tho car ho had arrang Taylor Commnndory will nttond
Thus over in sweet recollections
services at tho Baptist Temple to ho
representatives bognn leaving for ed to buy.
Bring Ireland's Chrlstmns to me. tholr homes for tho Chriotnms and
hold-under direction of our Excollent
Prelato George Hyman.
Now Ycnr holiday period. Tho houso THREE NEGROES IIURNED
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
Sir Knights will assoinblo in full
TO DEATH IN FIRE AT
adjourned nt 4 o’clock nnd tho Sonata
UKEAK ALL RECORDS IN
uniform
nt tho Asylum at 10:80
WAYCROS8, GA„ TODAY
at 4:50. All business will bo sus
CHICAGO THIS YEAR
Christmas
morning and will prooeed
pended during tho recess excopt for
(Hr
The
Aaaaelalad
l'rrsa)
to
tho
nbovo
church at 11 o’clock.
tho tariff hearing by tho Scnnto
CHICAGO,
Dec. 23.—Christmas
WAYCROS, Ga., Dec. 23.—Throo After this service, tho Commandry
shopping season horo has broken nil finance committee.
negroes woro burned to death onrly will return to tho Asylum whore our
records in volumo of business accord
today in a firo that destroyed a nogro first Christmas Observance will bo
ing to loading morchnnts, but probab SAM McVEY DIES IN
hotel horo.
hold nnd whoro wo will Join with our
NEW YORK HOSPITAL
ly will not moasuro up dollar for dol
frntors through tho country in m toast
lar with thono of tho last two yours.
Th0 K. oi P. organization of Fort to our beloved Grand Master Joseph
(Dj The AaaathlH Prraa)
The city total retail business for De
NEW YORK, Doc. 23,—Sam Mc- Mycara nro making plans for the Kyle Orr.
cember is estimated at $50,000,000. Vey, one of tho grontost nogro heavy erection of a modern Cnstio Hall to
All Knights Templar cordially In*
Buyora this year nro spending monoy weight pugilists that over lived, died be used by thoir lodgo. The build vltod to attend.
more windy, merchants snid, and do- of pnoumonln todny at a local hospit ing will contain four stories and nice Jno. D. Jinkins,
H. E. Taylor,
niand mostly for substantial nrtlcles. al.
ly finished.
Recorder.
Eminent Comdr,
v.
TROUBLE IN EGYPT
FOLLOWS POLITICAL INTRIGUE
EGYPTIAN NATIONAL LEADER
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All kind* of Imported perfume*.—
Bower A Roumlllat.
226-tfc
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"That 0. K. Buttor-cruat Bread
ninkos tho family happy." Polnscttla Buttor-sp'llt broad "can't be beat
on."
227-fltc
I M I I I I in « I I M I I « M n U I I U « M in H llin iM M » I I U n M « H M M M M | , l i n m " ,ll!
A#'.
B&v
$10 S i d t S a le
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Christmas Clgnrs, boxes $1.10 to
$5.00.—Bowor & Roumlllat. 231-4tc
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AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
FOR TIIE WHOLE FAMILY
d
We have Ju*t received a shipment
of Calllo outboard row boat motor*..
They aro on display at Ball Hard
ware Co. Demonstration* choorfully
given. Phono 62.—Sanford Machine
& Foundry Co.'
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$1.00 shoe Sale
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Regal Shoes
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TWO PAIR SHOES FOR
The PRICE ol ONE Plus $1
i,
These prices a re for cash only
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T ita n of the screen, A plcturo thnt strid e s anion* o r
jco n
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in a r? ___
film _______
d ra m a _.
llko
a irlnnt ntnonir th e pigm ies—
now terrible ns nil the passions of the onrth, now tend e r ns a child's caress. A stra n a o , Inspiring and be a u
tiful th in g sw eeping Into Its m ig h ty sconos m ultitude s
of living men nnd woman and driving Into your m em
ory forovor tho m ore-thnn-hum nn le ss-th a n -h u m a n
n o MOM—the most compelling flguro In screen history.
1
AND A DAIIN 0001) COMKIIY
Friday and Saturday—W. K. Zicgfeld Presents the
National Favorite, Florence Reed in “The Black
Panther’s Cub” ; also a Comedy and Fox News
Investigate tho Calllo out-board row
boat motors, at Ball Hardware Co.
231-Gtc
TWO SUIT! 3 FOR THE
PRICE OF ONE PLUS $10
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Xmas Danco
Valdez—Saturday
night, December 24. Jlmmlo Collins’
Jnzz Babies.
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Hart Sd laffner &
Marx am Society
Brandl Suits
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The Star To-day j
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Every color of Dennison’s Lustre
Cropo Paper, also Crepe Paper l u i i u n n i i i
Streamers, Festoons and other Den ■ ■
nison's Cfropo Paper Christmas decor
ations.—Mobley’s Drug Storo. 227-tfc
Announcement
Waterman’s Fountain Pons for
everybody.—nowor & Roumlllat.
s
231-4tc
LOOK BEFORE U LEAP
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I have somo real car bargains:
1 Buick 4 ............................. .....$ 350
1 Auburn, nenrly new ......... ..... 005
1 Olds 4 nenrly new ........... ..... 1135 ■
1 Oldsmobiio ........................ ..... 485
: Truck nenrly now ............... ..... 485 ■
Sco mo for real bargains.
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N. II. GARNER
230-1tc
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NOTICE!
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On nnd after Jnnuary 1st, 1922, we will operato our
new steel motorboat SANFORD in passenger service
between SANFORD and EN TER PR ISE on a sched
ule to be announced later. T he motorboat will also
be available for charter hiro for outings, hunting
trips nnd special occasions. Holidny hunting trip
dntes are now being booked. Charter rntes on appli
cation to—
CAPTAIN G. E. ATKINSON
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Opp Montezuma Hotel
203 East Third Street
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Motorboats quota:
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Tho regular annual meeting of tho
Passenger and outing service........... .—........30 Persons
stockholders of tho Peoples Bank of
Sanford, Florida, will ho held in ac
Hunting trip service .....—............................ 20 Persons
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cordance with its By-laws, in tho of
fices of tho bnnk on Wednosdny, Jnn
unry 18th, 1022, nt 7:30 p. m. for tho
purposo of electing a board of direc
A largo assortment of Donnison's
Good monls, $8.00 por week, The
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tors to servo for tho ensuing year,
beautifully ongrnvod Christmas cards.
Tomplo
Club,
cornor
Third
and
Park.
nnd for tho transaction of any otlior
—Mobloy’s Drug Storo.
227-tfc
business that may proporly come boWntorman’s Fountain Pons for
foro the meeting.
A useful Christmas gift, buy a koII. P. SMITH, everybody.—Bowor & Roumlllat.
dnk.—Bowor
& Roumlllat.
225-tfc
231-4
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Cashior.
■— uammmMnmuuMU*MnmunmuuumummunmmMunnnnnmnnnmuuwuuumm*nnuuuumnuuuuuumuuMumm
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Sanford Sho & Clo. Co.
ss
GAINESVILLE, Dec. 22«—ProsiLAKELAND, Dec. 22.—Harry L.
dent
Hampton, of tho Gnlnosvillo Golf
Brown, owner and publisher of tho
nnd
Country Club, hns announced
Lakolnr.d Telegram, and Maynard
that
the formal opening of the golf
nnd Gerald Eroemko, of Lake Alfred,
course
would tnko plnco January 2
have purchased from Mr. nnd Mrs.
with
n
tournament In .which golfers
M. F. Hcthcrington the building hero
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both
nmntures
nnd professionals,
occupied by the Telegram.
from
various
pnrts
of the state would
Maynard
Frocmko
has
sold
his
PENSACOLA, Dec. 22.—Lieut.
pnrtlclpnte.
Tho
course
is new, tho
Lake
Alfred
News
to
tho
Winter
Comdr. H. C. Wlcko, Lieut. Conulr.
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fo r
work
of
laying
it
out
having
begun
Haven
Chief,
which
will
publish
a
It. P. Moulton and Lieut M. It. Greer,
only
n
few
months
ngo.
Lake
Alfred
section,
nnd
with
hid
of the Navnl air station here, spent
one night recently drifting to Hen in brother in future will he actively
MIAMI, Dec. 22.—Now cars for the
nn HS-2 nnvnl seaplane. Tho plane identified with Mr Brown in the con
locnl. street railway system which
during a flight was forced to alight duct of tho Telegram.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 22.—The will he put into service sometime next
on the wnter and when it failed to
of cash
county month aro expected to nrrivc onrly
return a vessel was sent to search commissioners
for it. Tho searching pnrty located through which the Htnto road linking in January according to announce
tho disnhlcd mnehino hut could not St. Petersburg nnd Miami pnssoa ment by officials of tho Minmi Beach
cntch up with it because It v/ns drift have been nr.ked to adopt resolutions Electric Railway, which will operato
ing rapidly. A subchaser and tug nsking tho State Road Department to the munlcnpnlly owned lines. Offici
s*» out and took it in tow shortly fulfill immediately its pledge to coin- als snid service in Miami hardly a
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before daylight the next day. Tho ploto the highway, ns a result of a would begin before Jnnunry.
officers had suffered from exposure meeting in Tampa recently of the
CITY SELLS LIBERTY BONDS
to the cold weather hut otherwise executive committee of tho Gulf-Atlnntlc Scenic Highway Lcnguo.
wore in gcod condition.
Tho highway would pass through
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ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 21.—The 1
Tampa,
Lukclnnd,
Sobring,
Haines
city commissioners have authorized
PALATKA, Dec. 22.—Applications
for telephones here havo outgrown City, Lake Ann, Okeechobee City nnd the sale of $55,000 worth of Liberty
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------tho local facilities of the Southern Fort Pierce. The route is abut GO Bonds owned by tho city, ns n pnrt
Boll Telephone Co., and a Hiirvey hns miles shorteif than the Melbourne of its sinking fund nnd disposal of
been made which will result in tho route and traverses one of the most them will net a profit of approxi
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laying of moro cables and nn expan richly developed sections of South mately $1,100. The Liberty’s, 4 1-1
sion of the spstem. The Improve Florida.
per cent bonds of tho fourth issue,
ments will necessitate enlargement of
were acquired in n snlo of municipal
FORT MYERS, Dec. 22.—William bonds to a local bnnk, tho bank hav ■
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t>i
Jennings Bryan nnd John Wannn- ing purchased tho civic issue nt par. ■
TAMPA, Dec. 22.—The City Com- ninker, the Philadelphia and Now The Liberty Bonds were tnken by
mission has authorized City Engineer York merchant aro expected to de tho city nt 80 nnd will ho sold at tho
Martin -to employ some of tho ex liver Hevcral addresses here this win market price, which is now nenr par.
service men out of work hero to paint ter nnd Mr. Bryan hns ncceptcd nn
tho iron work of /tho Lnfnyetto invitation to spend a day at tho homo
Street bridge. It wns first proposed of General W. B. Goldman, nationally
to employ city prisoners on tho Job known newspaper publisher, at
hut it wnH stated their work would Naples.
* Once in a while you meet a man
not ho satisfactory.
WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 22.— who can talk for nn hour without
mentioning th0 kind of underwear ho
PLANT CITY, Dec. 22.—Student* nownrd Shnrp, for (throo yonra a
wears
in winter.
nt tho Hillsborough county Agricul member of tho Htnff of tho Palm
tural High School hor0 hnve under Beach Post, inter editor of tho South
A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko
cultivation plots of ground with 80 Floridn Developer nnd ono of tho best dak.—Bowor & Roumlllat,
225-tfc
varieties of vegetables nnd plants known .authorities in Floridn on.tho
growing, many of them now to Flor Everglades country, has severed his
Wntorman's Fountain Pens for
ida. The vegetables not so well connection with the Post Publishing ovorybody.—Bowor & Roumlllat.
Company.
known include
ChincBo cnbbngo,
S w Ihh chard, lock, splnnch, pnrsnlps,
Boautlful lino of Christmas Station
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 22.—Tho
rhubarb, kholrahi, Brussels sprouts,
ery,
Bowor & Roumlllat.
225-tfc
ondive, romnino and salsify, \i\\e Senhoard .Air Line Railwny, ns n
\ ve g e ta b le custcr. An aero of strnw- lest of tho vnluo of fencing, is erect
Regular *mooting of American
borrlos nnd many other staplo crops ing nn nil steal hog nnd enttio fence Legion Auxiliary, Friday afternoon
in this section nro being grown on the along eight miles of Its right of wny at 3:15, in tho Woman’s Club Rooms.
in the Lnke LnFnyotte section. Ths
plot.
223-2tp.
PRES.
Each boy has a project of his own. fonca will bo on both Hides of the
track,
mnking
it
altogether
sixteen
ue rents the land from tho school nnd
Uoautlful lino of Christmas Station
what ho mnkos upon it is his own. miles in longth If it wore erected in ery, Bowor & Roumlllat.
225-tfc
Boy* may ho soon working tholr ono piece. The work is cxpcctad to
patches in the afternoon until Sun bo completed about the middle of next
A nice line of Bibles and Taitaday. In addition to /the individual month. ___________ __
monts for tho old and young.—Mobpatches are a number of group pro
For first da** Job work—th* Harold' l®y** Dru* sto r-*
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SHOPPING HINTS
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
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Fine Imported Perfumes
Large Assortment of Candies
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A Most Attractive
Line of Fountain Pens and Pencils
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A Beautiful Assortment of
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Fancy Box Stationery
Cigars, Boxes of 25, $1 to $5
Safety Razors, $1 to $5
Bow er
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Ivory Goods
Roumillat
Perscription Druggists
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921
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holidays with his parents, Capt, and Attractive tallies marked the places.
Mrs. K. R, Murrell.
I The entering was done by the Palm
-------Tea Room, n delicious four course
Mrs. W. J. Morrison and children luncheon being sorved. The monu conH R S. FRED DA1GBR, Society Editor, left this afternoon for Palatkn and Jsisted of tomato bouillon, roast turPhono I I 7*W
Jacksonville whore they will spend the key, dressing, mashed potatoes, WalII r o a h a v e a n y frlenOa v U lt la c yon
| dorf snlnd, ice cream, enko and coffee.
— If r a n are s o l a s a n y w h er e e r can tina holidays,
h e m e , e r U * « ■ are e a l c r t a la la s , w rite
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O ip tM il e a r s In thin d ep artm en t, s t v l a s
S e ta lU , or te le h p e a e th e Item . It w ill
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred S. Dniger, sr.,| Those from Snnford attending this GIVE REAL GIFTS THIS CHRIST
h e s r e a t ly ap p recia te* .
motored from Tnmpn this morning nnd luncheon were Misses Saritn Lake,
MAS IS THE SLOGAN OF
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Miss Virginia DeCoursoy is nt home will spend tho holidays here with rel Ethel Henry, Dorothy Ilumph
THIS HANK
Mrs. Donald Whitcomb.
from DeLnnd for the holidays.
atives.
-------Mrs. J. J. Purdon nnd Mrs. R. L.
"If overy man, woman arid child reMr. and Mrs, John Bender hnvo ns
Mrs. W. S. Wiggins, Mrs. B. L.
their house truest, Theodore Jcrdann, Perkins nnd Mrs. C. L. Britt motored Peck were among tho Snnford people ceived a savings account as n Christmas gift this year, wa would hnvo a
visiting in Orlnndo yesterday.
of Coronn, L. I.
to Orlnndo Thursday afternoon where
real Christians in this community,"
thoy spent the nftornoon, very pleas
said
A. R. Key, cashier of tho SomiHAYMAN-LEAVITT
Mrs, John Meisch, Mrs. Johr. Bend- antly.
nolo County Bank.
to r and daughter, nnd Mrs. George Hoy
"It’s n novel and constructive idea
A very pretty wedding occurred nt in Christmas giving,” Mr. Key wont
were a congenial party motoring to
I*AN-HELLENIC LUNCHEON
Orlando yesterday afternoon.
A delightful event of yesterday was the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs, Leavitt at on to any, “and one that carries real
tho Pan-Hellcnlc luncheon given nt 317 West Third streot, when Glen cheer throughout tho year. It repre
Charles Henderson, one of the tho Elks Club nt 1 o’clock. Covers: C. Hnymnn, of Snvnnnnh, Ga., and sents more than tho gift of money boFrances N. Leavitt, were united enuso it implants the gorm of a habit
Sanford boys attending Stetson Uni were laid for forty, tho guests in-1
versity nt DeLnnd,. arrived home yes eluding society members from Or- 1** marriage by Rev Paul C. Burhnns, that moans success to any oho who
yesterday nt noon. Tho homo was ncquiros it."
terday for the holidays.
lando, Kissimmee nnd Sanford.
very
nicely decorated for the occnsion
The tables were arranged in triThe Somlnolo County Bank Is runangle
shape
and
attractively
decorated
n f°w friends and relatives njnjJ nn interesting series of ads sug*
Snln Murrell, who is attending Stet
in the
colors,, ___,
holly _
nnd
KOgting
a savings
son University at DeLnnd, returned ...
__ ChriHtmus
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_ wcro present to wish them well^ nnd n___
m tho gift of ______
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home last evening nnd will spend the mistletoe bolng used in abundance.1^ them Godspeed to their now home
mo^ or( children and others.
'in Snvnnnnh.
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savings pass bcok will bo delivered in
/iih i a'H 'I i r/»
appropriate Christmas dress to carry
LONtiWOOD
better tho spirit of tho Yulotlae.
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Friends of Mrs. Fredrick Griffin
will regret to learn of her death
CHICKEN DINNER, Surdny noon
which pcciircd Thursday evening nt and evening, Gray Gables, bn . tho
Making L ow er R epair Charges
d o’clock. She wa3 tuken 111 on bench, Senbreeto, Fin. * Phone 491.
Sunday and never regained conscious- Free bath houses.
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ness. She* was buried in the Long- _____
wood Cemetery Saturday 1’, ii.
to to to to
Mm. Clcor go B. Upchurch left for to to to fill h i to
her home in Birmingham Friday
ALWAYS FRES h
In response to the inquiry of many telephone
after a several weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. George Lewis.
subscribers: "What can I do to help my serv
ice?" this advertisem ent is published.
Miss Etha Hartley returned Thurs
day after a two weeks visit in Groveland, Orlnndo and Winter Pnrk.
.Mrs. H. It. Chapman and little Rnv
arrived Friday to spend Xmas with
her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J .'S .
Dinkel. .Mr. Chapman will come the
last of the week.
Miss 'I'b n Fuller arrived Satur
day A. M. from Tallahassee whore
she lias been attending the State Col
lege, to spend the Holidays with her
parents Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Y. Fuller.
Out of the thousands
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Hunt and chil
Of telephone calls made
dren of Ft. Lauderdale will nrrivo
Christmas Eve to spend Xmas with
(daily, about ten per cent
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. ][. Allen.
result in a report of busy lines.
Mrs. E. D. Beagle of Memphis, N.
Y., arrived Friday P. M. to spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. N. K.
Dinkle.
This enormous number of busy reports is
AT YOUR GROCER
Miss Helen Moran spent tin*
Due largely to the fact that many subscrib
week end in Orlnndo
to to to to to to t o to to to
ers repeat their calls at intervals of a few
Among those shopping in Hanford
1Saturday wcro Mr. Dunbcr, Miss
seconds.
Dunbar, Mr. Woodcock, J. S. Dinkle, R
Miss Olive and Mrs. H. It. Chapman. ■
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llitl Sutchcr and Lonio Hartley II
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Making immediate and repeated calls for
were visitors in Orlando Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. T G. Roebuck were a
visitors
in Orlando Wednesday.
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for the operator and is a wasteful use of
Miss Ethel Rose, of Orlando WIIH
lines and equipment.
visiting Miss Helen Moran the f i r s t 5
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Mr. and Mrs. Nolmyor, Mr. nad II
Mrs. Bistline wore tile guest of Mr.
It will improve your service and help the
ami Mrs. Chas. Polk of Sanford
general service of the community if you
Sunday.
will wait a few minutes after receiving the
A class of hoys and girls motored
over
from DcLand last Saturday for
busy report before making a second call.
instruction as to the raising of poultry
from Mrs. Nyimyer.
\ Mrs, H. R. Chapman and little Ray
, and Miss Olive Dinkle were visitors
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
in Orlnndo Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs, E. E. Hardy were
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
: visitors in Orlnndo Tuesday.
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SEMINOLE BANK IS
FOR CONSTRUCTIVE
CHRISTMAS GIVING
H o f - M a c Battery Co.
Help Control
“Busy” Reports
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o f T h is B a n k
should be a soured'of Interest to every th inking cit
izen o f this com m unity.
Snnford in grow ing in population; its com
m unity is grow ing in w ealth and importance, and
the rapid progress of th is bank is but evidence of
this grow th am) the demand o f a prosperous,
thriving com m unity for more and better banking
facilities.
T his bank offers fu ll co-operation to all those
seeking a sa fe and satisfactory banking connec
tion.
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A COMMUNITY BUILDER
8 F. P; Forster,Pres.
B. F. Whither, Cashier
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WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS
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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, ahd 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
AGENT
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OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE
Christmas Cigars, boxes $1.10 to
fft.OO.—Bower & Roumillat. 231-itc
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Sergos, W orsteds, etc., nnd wo hnvo a variety o f sty les nnd
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and you will want a new suit for the occusion.
your inspection.
We invite r
Buy now. Two lots sold yesterday and several more spoken for, so buj
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before it is too1late.
Como in— look these over before buying a
and yon will hot regret it.
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R a f f e l d ’s
East First St.
Opposite Post Office |3,. |
FM CES $150.00 TO $750.00------------------- EASY TERMS
E. F. LANE
“THE REAL ESTATE MAN”
“The Store That SAvieS Y*to M < W
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL §
iTMAS CAROLS WILL BE
M G IN CENTRAL PARK I « T
[Give
SUNDAY (XMAS) AFTERNOON
A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko
dak.—Bower St Roumlllat.
225-tfc
Beautiful lino of Christmas Station
ery,
Bower & Roumlllat.
225-tfc
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„ neuartment of the Woman’s Club Will
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Sponser the Affair
MlMlc l)ep«rtmcnt of tho Worn- HARK! THE HER
lub will linV0 a Community Sing
ALD ANGELS SING
*» Conlr*1
« afternoon (Christmas day) a Hark) the herald angels sing,
v in conjunction with tho San- “Glory to the now-born King;
Peace on earth, and mercy mild;
Band Evory one cordla,,y lnvlt‘ God and sinners reconciled.”
como out and sing. The songs Joyful, all ye nations, rise,
ublished below. Cut thorn out Join the triumph of the skies;
ring them to tho .ong aervlco: With an angelic hosts proclaim,
"Christ Is bom in Bethlehem.”
L|1 Hail
the
P ow er
all the power of Je«us’ nama!
■angel* prostrate fallj
[forth the royal diadem
Icrown Him Lord of all,
The Seminole County Bank
Rcgulnr meeting of American
Legion Auxilllary, Friday afternoon
at 3:15, In the Woman's Club Rooms.
223-2tp,
PRES.
S a n fo rd , F lo rid a
A nice lina of Bibles and Testa
ments for the old and young.—Mob
ley's Drug Store.
227-tfc
Sanford, Fla., Dec. 20,1921.
A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko
dak.—Bowor St Roumlllat.
225-tfc
Christ, by highest Heav’n adored,
Christ, the everlasting Lord:
Late In tims behold Him coins,
Off-sprlng of a virgin’s womb.
Veiled in flesh the God-head see,
Hail th’ incarnate Deity!
Pleased as man with men to appear,
Jesus our Immanuel here.
RealGift This Christmas
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A largo assortment of Dennison’s
beautifully engraved Christmas cards.
—Moblsy's Drug Storo.
227-tfc
Santa Claus,
Care Seminole County Bank,
Sanford, Fla.
Waterman’s Fountain Pens for
sverybodyr—Bower St Roumlllat.
231-4tc
Dear Kris:
If you want the best time you ever
had don’t fall to be at the watch party
at the M. E. church on December Slat.
234-2tp
Here I am again. Been thinking th at since I'm giv
ing Savings Accounts to Johnny and his mother for
Christmas, I might just as well give myself a present,
too. Bet it's the only present I get anyhow.
Lhosen seod of Israel’a race,
(ransomed from the fall,
Christmas Cards, Tags and Seals at
|l Him who snves you by His grace Hall the Heav’n-bom Prince of Peacel
Hail the Sun of rlghteousnessl
Bower
St Roumillat’B.
231-4tc
Icrown Him Lord of all.
Light and life to all He brings,
Take the enclosed check and open a Savings Ac
Ris'n with healing in His wlnga:
"I have a date.”
every kindred, ovory tribe,
Mild He lays His glory by,
count for yours truly.
"When 7"
I this terrestrial ball,
Born that man no more may die;
"On Saturday evening, December
Bom to raise the sons of earth;
Him all majesty ascribe,
31st.”
By George, I’m going to get into the game myself
Born to give them second birth.
|d crown Him Lord of all.
“With whom?”
and make sure of having a REAL gift this Christmas.
"The Epworth League."
"Where?”
)Y TO THE WORLD! SILENT NIGHT!
Yours truly,
the M. E. Church."
HOLY NIGHT! "At
"Whnt
time7”
f to the world 1 tho Lord le come;
"At 9:30.”
[ every heart receive bor King}
Silent night! Holy night!
THE OLD MAN.
"What's doing?"
1 every honrt proparo Him room,
All Is dark, savo tho light
“Oh, n ‘hnrd-tnck’ party, you know
d Heaven and nature sing.
Yonder whoro they sweet vigils keep,
and theru’s going to bo special music
O’er tho Bnbo who in silent sleep,
and n program, lots of amusoments
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■oy to the earth! tho Savior reign*; Rests in heavenly peace,
and
LOTS of FREE EATS, nnd I don't
man their songs employ;
Rests in heavenly peace.
know whnt nil.”
H’hilc fields and floods, rocks, hills
“ Is everybody invited?"
and plnlns
Silent nightl Ponccful night!
"Well I'll bo thoro then, you enn
Darkness flics, all is light;
Repeat tho sounding joy.
sure
count on me."
Shepherds hear tho nngcls sing,
Enclosed please find cheek for $......................................................................... with which to open a
S’o more let alne and sorrows grow,
"Alleluia! Imil the Kingl
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S'or thorns infest tho ground;
ChriBt the Savior is born,
of Cftillo outbonnl row boat motors. B S a v i n g A ccount fo r “ y o u rs tru ly ." K indly m nil th e pass hook to me a ........................................
[He comes to make His blcHslnga flow Jesus tho Snvlor Is bom.”
They nro on display at Ball Hard- B
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[far ns the curso is found.
wnro
Co.
Demonstrations
cheerfully
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In
time
to
hang
it
Oil Olir Xmas tree.
Silent night! Holy nightl
Phono
02.—Sanford
Machine
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Address
life rules tho world with truth and Guiding Star, lend thy light!
& Foundry Co.
231-5tc
Sco tho Enstern wlso men bring
grace
And makes tho nations prove
Gifts nnd homage to our Kingl
NOTICE!
The glories of Hie righteousness,
Christ the Savior is bom,
And wondors of hia iovo.
Jesus tho Savior is bornl
Name
Tho regular annual meeting of tho
stockholders of the Peoples Bank of
Sanford, Florida, will ho hold in nc-1
cordnnco with its By-Inws, in tho of
fices of tho bunk on Wodnosdny, Jan
■ uary 18th, 1922, at 7:30 p. m. for tho
purposo of electing n bonrd of direc
tors to servo for tho ensuing yenr,
nnd for tho transaction of any othor
business that may proporly como be
fore the meeting.
II. P. SMITH,
Cashlor.
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We Are too Busy to W rite
An Ad This Week
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Sanford Cycle Company
117 Park A ve.-
Tho annual meeting of tho stock
holders of the Seminole County Bank,
will be hold in tho offices of tho bank
: on Thursdny, January 5th, 1922, for
the purpose of electing a bonrd of di
rectors for tho ensuing year nnd any
othor business that may proporly
come heforo tho mooting.
A. R. KEY,
12-17*on\v-4wc
Cashier,
GLOBE PIANO CO.
SAVE YOU MONEY
Write us
Empire Hotel Block
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
Tired Feet
Massage gently with soothing
B
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Sanford, Fla.
Cool*, rail* and rc frr.iij,.
CAILLE
5-SPEED
OUT
BOARD
ROW
BOAT
MOTOR
The ..
Seasons
Greetings
To ..
All .. .
We can supply you with everything for your
Christmas and New Year’s Dinners
raJswrwBjrtff"
THE POPULAR MARKET
CompareMotor(hrValues
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Compare it with any other car either
open or enclosed, point for point, with
out even considering the hundreds of
thousands now in use or the extensive
Service Organization back of your pur
chase, and you will agree that the Ford
Sedan represents a motor car value
that cannot be equalled anywhere.
Let us take you for a ride In, one.
EDWARD HIGGINS
FORD DEALER
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HINK of a Ford Sedan with starter
and demountable rims— a really
high-class cur having all tho comforts
and conveniences that go along with
an enclosed job —selling for $660.
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I. D. MARTIN, Proprietor
Fully si,ulppart with *fccttic if.rf*
vt , drmnunf.fi/>> rim ., r . / r n run,
and nan-tkid U f a *11 around.
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Only 5-speed row-boat
motor made. Neutral, 2
forward and 2 reverse. On
display at Ball Hardware
Co. Demonstrations will
B be cheerfully given.
Dressed Turkey, Geese and Chickens
Milk-fed Veal and Young Pork
Pennsylvania Sausage, Salomi and Liverwurst
Choice Western Beef and Pork
Gardner's Cakes
Apalachicola Oysters
Tabasco Sauce
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at lowest prices
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
We just want to extend to everyone a Christ
mas greeting- with our best wishes for a
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east coast, the inter-lake regions and in it. Yet this bill propose* to punish
the west coast centers, along Indenta the law>ablding citizens by forcing
tions of tho gulf and wo read furth them to pay heavy benefits to the rel
r ai i m u t n ia h i i i i i k .
atives of victims. It proposes to pun
ers
M ifM lIs A f t , l u t o r l , r ia
"Bordering tho Atlantic is a chain ish taxpayers for the Inefficiency of
of world-famous resorts: Beginning public officials, It is foundod on a
with Fernnndina, tho shipping port of false premise.
phosphate, and with a shrimp indus "Tho bill will, If passed, take the
try of more than $1,000,000 annually, responsibility of law enforcement, or
thncce to Jacksonville, the gateway at least tho attitude of responsibility,
of tho state from tho north, wo go to from state and .county officials and
I S if tr lb ls s Itatra
Made
Known
on
historic old St. Augustine, with hotels vest it in the national government.
AnHlInatlaH
and churches, rivaling tho populoun This violates tho spirit and purposo of
S ub scription P rice In A dvance
resorts of the old wrold, Ormond of the Constitution of tho United States.
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golf f^me nnd winter homo of tho Tho bill propoes rank paternalism,
Iletlvered In C ltr by Carrier '
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richest man in the world} Dnytonn, nnd we nlready have too much of this.
"Carrying out the theory of tho bill,
with its mngnificont beach; Palm
legislation
will prevent murders nnd
Bench, glittering with wealth and
other
crimes.
But it is a false the
fashion; Miuml, tho dream city of
ory.
Law
must
folow public opinion,
mngic nnd pnrndiso of yachtsmen;
Long Key camp, rendezvous of fish not nose-ring it and tug it along. Tho
ermen, the over-sen vidnuct to Key Federal government will get along
West, looking out towards tho West better if it attends to its business and
permits tho states nnd counties to at
Indies.
tend
to theirs. This is the only suc
Wenthor looks threatening (what
"On the lakes and rivers of tho in
cessful
lnw-cnforcemont method.
ever that menns).
terior, surrounded by tropical >or
"The
South
is doing all in its pow
dure, citrus groves and pjoasuro parks,
er
to
reduce
the
number of lynching*,
wo have tho upland attractions for the
and is succeeding, and action on the
sojourner. Beautiful Orlando, Palntpart of the Federal government will
ku, Sanford, Ocala, with ono of the
not stimulate the effort. In ull like
iGovornment will investigate tho re-'m ost wonderful springs in tho world; lihood, it will discourago it. Heroin
tail prices of fooj), clothing,-fuel, e tc .: Lnnkeland, wreathed by clear lakes,
much of the danger lies."
TJhoy will probably raise tho prico of fringed with groves; east nnd south
all these commodities to pay for th e ' from thcnco is a rogion flecked with
THE INCOMPETENCY OF
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dimples
rivaling
Monaco's enchanting
cost of tho investigation
CONGRESS
, landscape, coaxing hunters for heart’s
rgs are cnB0 nway from blizzards nnd frosts
,s. Qood of northern climes. Gainesville, th e ,
fine for university dty; Brooksvillc, tho city
If there niuong tho hills; Lake City, I.ivo Oak,
i in tho Tallahassee, the 'hill city of Florida,' |
i first of ***° capital of the state and tho home
jof tho Florida State College for Worn-,
on; Quincy, the ‘tobacco city’; historic (
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i Marianna, situated in ono of tho best (
11 / ' agricultural sections of the south; De■po es- |,,unjnjt j;prin>js „f Chautauqua fame; ]
i rus mg Milton, nnd many other splendid nndi
hear ru -1
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• , . 1progressive cities and towns,
mg into '
On the west const there are F o rt1
Myers . . . . St. Petersburg, tho ‘hiiuIK |(E -!shine city of the Pinellas peninsula,’
bathed in the waters of the gulf; Tam- 1
pa, city of aristocratic hotels, heautidc ni t ^ll* l,nr^Hftm* driveways; Bradontown,'
id 'in its
Cedar Key, Apalachicola, I
i famed for oysters,r shrimp and fish;
rp n p fn lK
tlic at beautiful St. Andrews, nnd Pensacola,1
s liealth 0,10
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I*1 the United)
n tiv-I - 1•‘’totes mid tho best harbor south of
y' I Newport News, exporting lumber, cotiiormous .
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Thu gulf const of Florida, Alabama,
the great American Itiveria. The Mis- 1Republican congress, muddled over a
sissippi river iH a natural division b e-1tariff law for seven long months,
tween two gulf coast regions; thu while business suffered, and finally
first extending between Tampa, Pen-' postponed action till the regular sessucolu, Mobile and Now Orleans; tho Hion. It disregards the fact that wo
second between New Orleans and the 'are now the great creditor nation of
long chain of Texas waterfront pine-'the world; that our debtors have litos.
I tie os no money and must pay in
From Pensacola to New Orleans the goods, if they pay at all, and dclibercoast is paralleled with a series of is- lately raises o barrier to make thu cnlands, the shore continuously indent-' trance of their goods more difficult, or
ed with deep bays and innumerable' even impossible. Instead of holding
estuaries. There are many miles of out a helping hand to our struggling
smooth shell roads, shaded by huge debtors, and helping them to get on
magnolias and live oaks, draped with their feet so they can pny their debts,
Spanish moss. Uuck from the Handy we cripplu them all we can. At tho
same time our own people are crying
loudly for cheaper goods. President
Hurding says truly that wo cannot
sell if we do not buy, and the party
which put him in his high office is
doing its best to hinder our buying
from those who have no other way to
pay their debts. Such blind folly is
almost incredible.—Tampa Times.
By a Sanford Celery-Fed
Man
Try This Over on Your Washing
Machine
Tho Christmas bells, tho Christmas
bells,
They oven make tho cops shout.
But the Christmna bills, tho Christmas
bills,
They're going tc knock my props out.
—Phil H. Armstrong.
Should bo and will be the grea test season of the
year. And you can make it such if you w ill but
make a resolution th a t you w ill sta rt a Christmas
Savings Accounttwith our Bank or With a h y B ank
in th e d t y or county today. Christm as should not
be in the 'W in ter o f our discontent" but- rather in
the joyous and gladsom e season when the w orld
sm iles w ith the youngsters.
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A pair in a hammock
Attempted to kiss,
And In loss than a Jiffy
03IH popuMl Xoqx
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US TELL
YOU ABOUT IT----------ifc*
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Solomon had 7Q0 wives. And that
bird was supposed to be a wise onql
Cheer upl
pay day.
Christmas eve falls on
R. W. Penrmnn BnyB walking Is bet
tor oxerclso out of doors than around
a pool tnblc. That’s why ho plays
golf—in the summer.
o f S a n ^ q rd
Dr. Walker gives it as his itiBig
Christians Candies, Whitman’s,
Waterman’s Fountnin I’cna
nlflcnnti opinion that some young
Huylor’s, Wiley's arid Log Cabin Pe everybody.—Bower & Roumlllnt.
men scorn more able to raise a thirst can nut roll,—Mobley’s Drug Store.
than to get a raise in pny.
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Ed. Higgins hasn’t been sleeping
much lately, on account of sitting up
with u sick flivver.
MAKE IT AN
ELECTRIC GIFT
"Rich widows are tho most desirnblo second-hand nrticlcs on tho
market."
CURLING IKONS
only ................
Judge Stringfellow rises to remnrk 3-lb. IRONS with
that one-half the world doesn't know
Curling Iro n i....
which way to jump when the other 0-lb. IRONS,
half flivvs.
only ..................
GRILLS,
According to Postmaster Elder,
only .................
most of us old uns arc glad we lived in TOASTERS,
the good old days, when you could
only ..................
kiss a girl and not taste anything but PEKCULATORS,
girl. Cap certainly is entitled to the
only ..................
silver-tongued fertilizer disseminator.
EVERY
VI7CTA
W E 'E V E R
V lL o lA
SOLD1OUTLASTED ITS
GUARANTEE
Ford Batteries
•tor,I -•! J J r
$25.00
Vacuum Cleaners
on Ensy Payments
Put Edison Lamps
in every sneket for better nnd bright
er lights
Joe Ball Buys that after thu trip
is over a man realizes tho "No Hunt
ing" signs were correct.
105 Palmetto Avc,
Dancing Valdez—Saturday night,
Xmas Eve. Jimmie Collins Jnzztnnd
Boys.
233-3tc
Sanford, Fla.
Henry McLaulin, Jr,
OPT. D.
OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST
All kinds of imported perfumes,
Bower & Roumillnt.
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Christmas Cards, Tags nnd Senls at
Bower & Roumillut’H.
231-itc
Christmas Cignrs, boxes $1.10 to
$ft,00,—Bower & Round Hat. 231-ltc
Frames Itcpnlrcd Lenses Duplicated
EYES EXAMINED
Christmas Cards, Tags and ScuIh at
Bower & Itojmlllnt’a.
231-4tc
2 East. 1st St.
Sanford, Fla.
WE GRIND OUR OWN LKNSR
Tho Indies of tho Baptist Church
will hold their nnnual bazaar on Fri
day and Saturday, December 10 and
17. Place will bu announced lator.
G IF T S
Free eats, a special program 'n
everything on Saturday night at tho
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watch party at the M. E. church,
Glasses Fitted
234-2tp Eyes Tested
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RISMAS
AN DIES
made Candies, and for tho beaelit o f those th at are partial to
shipped goods we
have
them,
also good variety of mixed at
2Gc per lb.
a a a B a a a aa a aB B D aB a aa a aa aa a a
The charm of Electrical Gifts
lies in th is fa c t:— th ey keep
right on serving and . pleasing
year after year. Electrical Ap
pliances are the “little servants
of the Homo" so much in domrind
TUB UNLV,BB.B>t5L p i P U
Joe’s Smoke House
t First St.----- SahVord, Florida*
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and ,tho JfUfcifthillitUt JilttWllA
thB
South frown upon tho practico as a
j monaco to tho preservation of
oi law
taw and
ana
i ardor, only a small minority engaging
ANDY
rrcHEN
Our usual linu of good Home
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We will bo glsd to show you tho Wellington In all it.
manv
shanea—ono of which
suit you.acquainted.
Wo won t
msny snspe^o
como will
|naad*gel
gsk you.to 1
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W A T E R ’S
and Economy
w T h e W o r l d ’s
M o s t P o p u la r P ip e
FRUIT CAKE
NUTS, RAIHIN8
CANDIED FRUITS
PLUM or FIG PUDDING and
. QHRISTMAR C A ^ E S
SANFORD BATTERY
SERVICE CO.
L. A. RENAUD, Proprietor
The Herald has hesitated to state
TOM MOORE
Vodevil and Dance, Valdez Xmas
any opinion about the Dyer AntiLynching Bill that is now being dis Eve. Jimmie Collin's Jazzland lloys.
Optomctfist-Opticinn
2!!3-3tc
cussed in congress because we tho’t
it was unconstitutional and would uuvOpp. Postoffice
Beautiful lino of Christmas Station
er Heo the light of day. But it seems
22G-tfc Wc Appreciate Your B usiness
to have a good chance of passing and ery, Bower & Roumlllnt.
since it does wo would Just like to
Gqod meals, $8,00 per woek, The Frames Repaired Tenses Duplicated
express our opinion of those Repub
lican congressmen who are continual Templo Club, corner Third and Park. !
ly aiming n brick at the South and to
toll them that rogadless of what they
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i i m m h t n in r m H W
may think or do there is one crimu ut
leant on the category that will cuuho
a lynching in tho South every time it
is perpertrnted nnd nil the legisla
tion by Northern congressmen will
never stop this lynching. Thd Jack
sonville Metropolis sizes up the situa
There arc more Wellingtons sold thsn toy other pipe
because you rsnnot buy « better pipe for llio price, flio
tion as follows:
i
Wellington
.insures u cool, sweet Smoko- n o t once but sil
"Tho Dyer anti-lynching hill, which
the time. M*Jo ami guaranteed by tho world's largest
is, in its real significance, a strike at
' makers of pipes.
the South, will not he voted on by
congress upt|l after tho holidays. The
chnnces aro it will pass, since It Is
To make Christmas day all .thq
more enjoyable do not forget to
•rder:
Phone
Washing Machines
He went to sec the dentist,
Tho picture of despair;
But came hack smiling broadly
Doc Mason wasn’t there.
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THE ANTI*LYNCHIN(
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. millions of dollars,
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Popular Prices
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD; FRIDAY; DECEMBER 23; 1921
• gillie H»PPen*n*,
Mention of
timers In Ur,e'
pM«unal Items
0fInlerenl
In and A bout
The C ity <£
m m to to
l the w e a t h e r
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Florida :
Generally
,ipht; warmer In the
to fflir tonic--.
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north and central portion. ^ to
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BAPTIST TEMPLE
One of the host prepared programs
•nd tno.t interesting Children’.. CanliUi will ho rendered at the Baptist
L Christmn.." The
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™ ctW h
„f Mr.. Si-hdlc Mnlnee, Mre. C. J.
L t , and Mrs. George Hyman. A M
will take part
fifty children
childr*"’ *«»
part. The
cntertairiim,nt begins promptly nt 7:30
Santali? of the
Plo»tlrt| Snail
Talk* Socclnctly
Arranged for
Herald Beadere
to to m to to to
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Will assemble about the electric light
ed Christians tree out in the Scout
piny ground. Gift* will ho presented t o
f0 400 i hildren,
to
The piddle is invited to both of tho to
entertainments.
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Barometer ...........
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H © D n d la y s
—
“Clouds, clouds, clouds bcfore Christmas day. Maybe
it means more rain and
Btaho cold wenthor and a
chance to get big prices for
tho lettuce although tho
holidays are hot much for
n bear market.
But the
sun is breaking through the
clouds ns we go to press
and everything Is coming
along all right. One. more
Hhopplhg dny till Chrintmim nnd after Christmas we
will fed In for nil those
things that Will Make a
bbttor and bigger SnhfoVd.
Hnvo you a Christmas savings account in your home?
5:10 A. M. DEC. 21, 1921
Maximum ..................... 78
Minimum ..................
r>9
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giles and Mr*, of this city, threo sisters, Mrs. RoumR. K. Gore are spending the afternoon Hint of this city, Miss Ilnrris and
in Orlando.
i Mrs. Rognn, of Jacksonville, to
-------| mourn her loss
Mrs. Nellla Andrews of Orange C ity1 Mrs. Bowler was well knowu and
attended ,tho Lenvitt-IInymnn wed- ( well beloved by a large circle of
ding Thursday.
friends here nnd elsewhere In tho
state. A most progressive, woman
Tho Herald will not Issue a paper on with the best interests of her homo
Monday. Get your Christnins station city at henrt, a loving wif0 nnd de
ery today and tomorrow.
voted mother, one who, while her
health was good, wnn always ready
Last chance to get your Christmas and willing to assist every worthy
_„1_ Finest 1M
-— over brought 4toa object
—
I,
....
I .11
...... in
.11_*distress.
_ t» Her
cards,
lino
nnd
all itthose
Sanford nt tho Hornld office. Open death will be a distinct loss to the
tonight nnd Snturdny night.
community nnd to her legion of
friends.
The most bortutlftil lino of Christ
Mrs. Bowler was also gifted in a
inas stationery in tho state At tho lltcrnry way and assisted her father
Just received, in knobby patterns, nil sizes, Shirts
Herald offlco nt prices that nro fifty on his paper and wns nt one time
per cent cheaper than last year. Opon society reporter for The Sanford Her
he Will be glad to receive as a Christm as Gift.
tonight nnd tomorrow night.
ald nnd furnished this paper nnd
ninny of the state papers with con
The Daily Herald hns but two holi tributions from time to time.
Select Yours Now
days In tho year—Christmas nnd the
The funeral will occur from the
Fourth of July and this office will bo Methodist church tomorrow after
closed all dily Christmas to give the noon at 2:30 o’clock, Rev, Dr. S. W.
hoys a chance to enjoy tho dny.
Walker officiating, interment being
made in Lnkevicw coemcotcry.
Tboi Methodist Church will hold a
The sympathy of the entire city
White Christmas service Sunday night. is extended to those who lost mother,
There will be a musical progrnm nnd a sister, wife anil friend. Tho Herald
Bhort talk by Dr. Walker. Bo sure feels a deep grief In the death or
Sanford, Fla.
nnd bring something for the orphnne. this estimable Indy, who wnH nil that 5
womanhood embodies in this world.
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Klt Bowden left today for Okee
chobee City where he will have charge FAKE SANDSTORM? NO! GEN■ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBHBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBII
of tho Okeechobee News. Mr. Bow
UNIK ONE IN “THE SHEIK"
den has been working in tho Herald
office for some time and made many Producer of Big Paramount Picture
friends whilo here.
Treated to Surprise by
Mother Nature
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Hon. Cnry D. Landis of DeLnnd
wns in ho city todny, shaking hands
NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FIN ■
with his ninny friends. Mr, Landis
3F W
SANFORD’S
: TEMPERATURE
to
PAGE
s
to to to to to to to to to
FO
S ALE1
Work has commenced on the first
Try a Herald Wnnt Ad today.
unit if the handsome office building
of the Florida Bast Conn Rnllrodd
ISHED. EASY TERMS
The new high school building which
at St. Augustine. The building will
be one o f the hamUdmost office build- has been
, under
, ,construction nt Pen- of Landis, Fish & Hull nnd in well
Other Bargains in Real Estate
ings in that part of tho stnto ilnd will sncoln for some tlihe hns been finish- known In this and other counties of j mount and which will come to the
the state. Mr. Landis reports busl- Star Theatre, December 30th and 31st. *
ed and ready for occupancy.
contnin four vtorios,
necss good In his home town ami Tho millions of particles were swirl- *
many winter visitors coming down ing ut a high rate of speed as Agnes B
to spend the winter.
Ayres ami Rudolph Valentino, the fea
■
tured players, were engaged in a drn■
>
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
hoard
nuitic scene wherein he rescues her
a
l
of governors had a most interesting from harauding Bedouins.
a
meeting today with W. T. Donnelly
u
“Stop the engine," called Melford.
a
of
New York and the mayor and city Obediently the mechanic switched off
o If it is a slightly used or now automobile you want, we have
councilmcn of Ocala as guests. Many the airplane motor which wns raising
it, and nt n price th at will suit you.
matters of importance were discussed
mucji dust—hut the sand continued
among
them
being
the
benches
and
to
fly.
a
B more lights for central park, a matter j "What tho deuce—" began Melford.
Classified advertisements, 5 cents « line. No ad taken for less than
fl
a
25 cents, nnd positively no elusslfle d mis rhnrgcd to anyone. Cash
B brought up ut the meeting by Band- "Didn’t I tell you to stop that sanda
..........$675.00
fl master E. A. Ball.
lJUtCK SIX, 7 pasaenifcr.............
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line nnd remit ac
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storm—?"
B
B
Then
everybody
realized
Hint
a
real
cordingly.
B
......... 825.00
B The editor of the Herald Is in re sandstorm had come up during the
CHALMERS, 1020 Model.............
B ceipt of a box of fine Pittsburgh stog artificial one. They crawled under
FOB RENT—r> room house furnished.
fl
a
FOR SALE
B ies from Dr. J. H. Wendler, general cover nnd for five minutes the air was
$75,00 per month. Good location.—
a
AUBURN B EA U TY SIX ......... ..................... 425.00
B
FOR SALE—Cabbage plants. J, E. E. F. Lane.
manager of the Florida Publishing Co. almost unbreathahlo.
284*3tp
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of Winter Park. Thanks, old friend
Spaulding.
234-ttc Foil BENT—Rooms and kltchennttcs,
"If
we’d
waited
five
or
ten
minutes,’
.................
600.00
NASH,
1919
Model
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a
We like stogies nnd there are none grinned the producer, after tile storm FOB IIEhiV—Two light housekeeping
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Shirley Apt,, opp. P. O.
220-2Ctp
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finer
than Pittsburgh stogies nnd
passed, “wo might have saved a
to 118 Myrtle Ave- FOB BENT—One furnished bod
rooms.
Apply
a
............
500.00
OAKLAND Sensible S i x .............
a
stogies lire just about tho kind of lot of gasoline."
231-3 tp
nue.
B
room, also garage. 110 Laurel Ave.
smoke that we relish about this time
a
"The Sheik" was adapted from FOB SALE Paper shell pecans, 801
100-tfo
of the year, especially when they Edith M. Hull’s novel, by Monte M.
!
Mognolin.
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come from n brother newspaper man. Kntterjohn. The supporting cast iH
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WANTED
FOB SALE—Large corrugated iron
I<Vst
Person
Buying
OiY6
of
these
Cars
will
be
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excellent,
E
warehouse, located in farming see- WANTED—Customers for fresh milk,
W. T. Donnelly will leave for Jack
Given a New Tire and Tube FREE
Hon,
on side track,—A. P, Connelly, j morning mid evening deliveries.—R.
sonville today after spending a few
THE MANGER PRINCE
n
____
____________ L. Garrison. Phono 8711. 1G!)-St-Tu
n
hours hero with Ins many friends. He
IJ
Discount
Will
He
Allowed
for
Cash
FOB
SALE—Dmlgu Touring Cur, 204-tfc
15','
will look nfter Sanford’s interests
u
Sunday night at tile Baptist Tem
u
used
only
few months in first class WANTED—.Salesladies at" Surprise
while in Jacksonville and expects to ple. Directed by Mrs. A. M. Phillips
u
u
condition
$500.
cash. Can lie seen
232-2tc
come back to Sanford with his family anil Mrs. George Hyman, pianist.
Shoe Store.
tl
at
Millers
warehouse,
address
Dr.
C.
1.
amt his electrical propelled yachts
Chorus: “Turn Unto Us, O Lord."
n
later on nnd will spend the remainder
Tenor, Alto and Soprano Solos V. Jessup, Kite,mining, Pa. 230-0te
George A. DeCoites
u
n
&
of
the
winter
here.
He
is
one
of
the
FOB SALE -One 25 Bcmington auto
“Oh, Como Emanuel.”
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Attorncy-at-LttW
n
greatest Sanford boosters that has
matic
rifle
with
500
cartridges,
One
Bass
Solo—“Thus
Sayctli
the
Lord"
FLORIDA
E
Over
Seminole County Bank
SAN FOR I)
IB
Bier come among us ami he and his
One SAN FOB I)
Quartette—“Blessed
Be the Lord.” 12-gauge Winchester pump.
B
FLORIDA
family will always be accorded a Clolr with Soprano Obligato— Bcmington automatic 38 pistol. In
I
Distributors for
E
warm welcome.
“Awake, O Zion."
a
The great wind machinequire
was Smith
work- flBros. Garage. 234-Qtp HARTFORD BATTERY
B
Violin
Solo—Intermezzo.
SALE—Eight
room houso with
i
ing its hardest in a desertFOB
sandstorm
£
The bar 1 concert Inst night at Cen Soprano Solo
n
withsenior
Violinmember
Obligato
Immediutu
possession.
Smallwhich“Battery
is the
of thebath.
law flrrtt
J8Cone of
“The Sheik”
George * Insurance”
B
tral park was greatly enjoyed by a —"Little Town of Bethlehem."
r
payment
down,
long time on balance.
Melford
was
producing
for
Para■
Sold nnd Serviced by
large crowd. The question of more
Tenor Solo—"There Wore Shep See Lane or address Box 782, Day
un«n*nnaminBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBtlBB
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
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~ ~- ■ ------- seats will soon be solved by the lily herd’s Abiding."
tona, Fla.
lUl)-Tu-3at-4w
having a sufficient
Contralto Solo—“Thu Christmas FOB SALE—6no Daisy churn. Call
■ ■ n n U M t l d B a n B B I B B B B n H Q B B B B B B B B B B B B B H B H n O B B B B B U U B B B B B B B B commissioners
Haight & Wieland
number made for the park, and bet Lullaby."
fl
415-W.
201-tfe
fl
Disease of ter order among the littlo ones will Chorus—"Noel, Noel."
a
Smith Bros. Garage
a
he maintained. The noise of some of
Final Chorus—"My Soul Doth Mag FOB SALE OB RENT—8-rnp|pqd
■
any of
houso,
1011
Oak
ave.
Phone
283-J.
‘
To Head
the children will not he tolernted at nify the Lord."
Expert Repairing
218-tfc
these
parts
any
more
hand
concerts,
as
it
tends
OIL.
GAS
nnd ACCESSOR IKS
Those
taking
part
In
the
rendering
To Throat
FOB SALE CHEAP—Gas range and1
to distract the attention of those who of this cantata are ns follows:
O ik nnd First
or organs
wood rang s, 1011 Oak ave. Phono|—
wish to enjoy (lie music nnd is also
Sopranos—Mrs. A. ?!. Phillips,
may be
To H ea rt
an annoyance to thu members of the leader; Mrs. T
218-tfc I
Gio.ui, Miss Clara 213-.I.
‘0M>. W. Knight
'•nnd.
caused by
Mi»lto, .... i A. e\ Mj AI inter.
MULES FOB SALE ;FKc tcam i,
loLun^e
Conit oit .s —!.lis. E. M, L'.irsoll,
spleadiil, ra.' Juin sized farm mules i
rte/il Instate and Insurancn
nerves
WANTED—i' o.-J v. .i uninil truck Mrs. C. A, Barnes, Miss Minnie Stew at low prices.—F, N. Burt, Dol^eon'
pinched
To 5 tomach-/rJ$f
231-1 ntc I «AA’^ g'b D -V- *:FLORIDA
body. Must be cheap. Box 201, City art, Mrs. H. II. Newman.
Springs, Fla.
■
233-3tp.
Tenors—Maurice
Helston,
Harry
at the
N
Santord Machine ^
H
LOST
Barrow, Forest Gntchul, Clinton Car
■
spine by a
DEATH OF MBS. M. 11. IIOWLEII away.
To Live»rN
Foundry Co.
LOST—Between Seventh nnd Ninth
B
sub-lux
Bass—K.
It.
Murrell,
Mr.
Brady,
N
streets on Myrtle avenue, pair of General Machine nnd Duller Works
■
Tho city was shocked this morning Mr. Corwin.
ated
M
glasses.
Finder return to Herald of Automobile Flywheel Steal Gear
to learn of the death of Mrs. M, II.
N
Violin—Mrs. C. J. Marshall.
bands in stock
fice
and
receive
reward.
233-3tp
n
vertebrae
Bowler, which occurred last night at
u
Crnnk
Shafts Re-turned
fl
her home on Mngnolia avenue. Mrs.
ToKidneijaK
FOR
RENT
a
Ilowler had been very ill duo to a
H. W. NICKERSON
M
partial paralytic stroke received while Public Accountant; Audits—System* FOR RENT—1 room furnished house, Sanford Steam Laundry
fl
To Ovaries-™*,
i
______ „
a
phono 570 between 5 and 0 o'clock
FOR SERVICE
on n visit to her son in Raleigh, North
B
Income Tax Service
p.
m.
231-Otc
Call 146-3
a
Carolina, and as soon as Hhc was able
Booty 10 McNeill-Dkvis Bldg.
a
to travel she came home, urriving Phone 852
a
FOB
BEH
T^T
wo
furnished
bed
w.
RAWLljjflG.
Drop.
Orlando, Fla.
a
yesterday ufternqon. Tho trip w n s _______________________________
ToAppendix - j w C V r o
|
ADJUSTrooms, Oil Park Ave.
212-tfc
a
evidently too much for her overtaxed _
_ - ,
^
Acteylehfe Welding
FOB BENT—Bed room, aTlTnrk nveio LowerLibibS -*f
I
MENTS
strength and she died late last night. S a n f o r d C o n .S tr U C t’n G<)
OF ALL KINDS
nue.
178-tfc
Mrs. M. H. Bowler was a resident of CONTRACTORS An D BUILDER?
FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms.
a
Sanford since tho early cjnys, living
Sanford Weldihg Co*
■
Phone 437-W, corner Elm A Third
Cheeffull
jhure us Miss Harriii, tho dau{thtor 'of
»"<• Specification,
■ To o m ito , J S $
/
w
i
"
reT
Located
in Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Air*.
a
Street.
lOb-tfc
the cause
the into Dr. J. J. Harris, former may-• *' u|rn*,bed .
a
a
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms,
or of Sanford and editor of onjg.of the
" ,"r" Guaranteed
a
and give
INSURANCE
f>05 West Third. Phono 77.
a
curly newspapers and one of tho moit II* T. PACE
t _ _?f. O. Ikii 24*
a
23l-0tp
you
health.
widely known men in tho statg. Mrs.
a
M
Bowler is tho wife of M. H. Bowlor, SANFORD NO VEI/P wAfiTfeb—To repair autos at Itymo
a
a
claim
agent for the ‘A. 'C. L. Railway
garages. Apply SOG West Third St.
Cftnaultation and Aniiy&is Free ^
a
\v. T. Ilrtl'lERTS, A'gent
« WORKS
a
for, many. yenVs And they resided in
Phonk 77.
231-Otp Sanford
Florida
a
V.
C.
COLDER.
Prnp.
...
JackHonvillo /or several years coming
a
FOR BENT-Two ti'nfUrnlsiied rooms
a
\ back to their old home in this city General Shop and Mill
“W E D E L IV E R T H E G O U iio
and private bath. 411 Park Ave.
a
a Hours 9-12 a. m., 1-fi p. m.
’ Evenings by Appointment
about
three
years
ago.
.
231-Otp Quick Service Transfer
a
—Work
a
DocWs'ed leones a Wsb'ahd add one
IlX d y a t t e n d a n t
a
Storage FftcllIttoH
aon, Dixie Bowlec. of Bplplgh, N. ,'C., CONTRACTOR aiM BUILDBI F0R RENT—Half of store, with fine
First Street Opp. Magnolia
a Garner-Woodruff Bldg.
display window, No. 221 Eust First If we please you, tell otHerat If am
a
517
Commercial
Street
Saafertf,
Fla
and a daughter, Miss Mabel Bowler
ai
streot, opposite postoffice.
230-tfc
tell us. Phone 498
A. P. C O N N E L L Y
W h a t K in d d o Y o u W a n t?
C L A S S IF IE D A D S
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8CO. Motor Co.
B.
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Sanford
THE
“Cilv Substantial”
Sanford
THE
“City Sobilantn
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST
VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORI), FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1921
VOLUME II
NUMBER 285
VIEWS WIDELY DIVERGENT £ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MAKES SOUTHERN BELL PHONE
ALLOWED MORE TOLL
ON FOUR POWER TREATY S FURTHER PLANS TO AID BAND
CAUSING SOME CONCERN
BY R. R. COMMISSIi
*4
WATTERSON
LAID TO REST
IN VAULT
HARDINGS STAND
Constitutes the Unfin
ished Business of the
Arms Conference
CHARACTERIZED THE DIFFER
ENCE INTERPRETING THE
PAST AS UNIMPORTANT
AMONG HIS OLD COMRADES OF
THE CONFEDER
ACY
(llr The Auo«l«lr< Preae)
<nr The AaaoelateA PrewO
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 24.—Mnrse
WASHINGTON, Doc. 24. Confer- jjonry blvounced today among old
enco delegates hoped to concludo at COnjrados 0f thg Confederacy In Evortodny’s session of full naval commit- Rrcon cemetery to remain until spring
too their discussion of British pro- whoro bo will seek final resting placo
posnl for nbolltlon of submnrlno nnd besido his fa thor and mother In
with decision on that issue to clear oavchi11 Cemetery at Louisville. Tho
the way for consideration of tho ques- j,ody of tho vcnornblo editor who dlod
tion of uuxilinry tonnngo allotment jloro Thursday after a brief illness
for Franco under limitation
pfnn. ’wns removed from tho mortunry chap
el to tho cemetery accompanied by
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. Tho subBon) daughter, nnd grandchildren,
marine problem nnd tho now four- ^ brief funeral service yesterday nnd
power treaty, tho ono constituting tho p|nc|ng 0f the body in tho vnult today
unfinished business of tho arms con- ■without ceremony. Mrs, Wnttorson
forence nnd tho other attracting In- bowed down with grief Is still confincrcnsing Intorest heenusoof tho dif- 1otj
|,cr rooin> Tho said said today
fercnco In view betwcon President no definite plans for tho winter had
Harding nnd tho Amoricnn delegation, been made, the arrangements depondlast night divided tho attentions of jnp Uj1on his mother’s condition. It
the plenipotentiaries of the poworH ns- |3 expected, however, tho family will
scmblod in Washington.
'spend a t least part of tho season at
Now promlnonco was given tho tj,0 winter homo of General W. B. Hnltreaty discussions during tho day by 1deman at Nnplcs.
a public statement by tho president,’
________________
characterizing tho differences over in MAY INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS
terpretation of tho past n8 "unimpor
IN PORTO RICO.
tant’’ and declaring tho Amorican
delegates had tho "full confidence” of
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.—Ap
the White IIouso.
pointment of a federal industrial
Mr. Hurding added that tho treaty commission to investigate conditions
contemplated no "alltnnco of entangle in Porto Rico was recommended toment" nnd asked that lesser questions
. ....
.
. __... , .
t day to Secretary Weoks by Santiago
„f difference bo net perm tied to obJ
prc, U' n, „( the b'rce Fedscuro
»cnre tho
the central
control purpose
porpoeo of tho
the agree
w oo0'f 'Workln|[racn o( ,.orto nlc„
ment to presorvo pence nnd provido nnd a member of tho island’s soiiatn.
mentis for friendly consultation ns n Secretary Weeks said bo would tnko
means of settling international con
tho suggestion up with President
troversies.
Within tho arms conference proper, Harding.
the day’s only session was dovotod to
a continuance of tho dclinto over CHRISTMAS SALKS LARGER
TIMS YEAR THAN LAST
Great Britain's proposnl to abolish
IN NEW YORK CITY
tho submarine. Tho discussion was
not finished and the conference giv
(Hr The Aaaorlntrd Prtaa)
ing up pluns for an extended Christ
NEW YORK, Dec. 2|>.—Christmas
mas recess will meet again today to snlcs by department stores in nnd
consider it. In tho meantime, discus around New York this yenr hnvc ex
sion of tho question of auxiliary ton- ceeded thosu for tho Inst two yonrs,
nngo allotments remains in abeyance, I nccon|inB to n summary issued today
pending despite thnt additional in by the fcdernl reservo bank of this
structions on the subject reached tho district.
French delegation today from Paris.
The French have taken the position TROOPS CALLED TO QUELL
thyt tho nbolltion proposnl should bo
RIOT AT CARIO, EGYPT
carried to a decision before allotment
details nro taken up, nnd apparently
(Hr Tlir Aaaorlntrd l*rraa)
CARIO, Egypt, Dec. 24.—A mob
their viewpoint has been approved by
began an nttnek on the government
the other powers.
In roplying ot tho British proposnl office in Gizeh, n suburb of Curio,
yesterday, however, Admiral DoBon, thi smornlng. British troops wero
chief Frencli naval expert, gave tho ordered to tho scene. Carlo, itsolf,
.
conference a glimpse of Franco's posi is quiet.
tion on auxiliary tonnngo by declaring
no important naval power could af ONE DEAD, ONE HURT IN AUTO
ACCIDENT
ford to maintain loss than tho 00,000
tons of submarines proposed in tho
SAVANNAH, Gn., Dec. 24.—Mrs.
Amoricnn reduction plan for tho Unit
ed State and Great Brituin. Tho 908, Eugene Hurst, 25, is dead and her
000 ton figure would bo greatly in ex: sister, Mrs. Eunice Hnrtzog, 211, is
cess of tho presont French submarine J unconscious in a local hospital us n
strength and would bo threo timos result of an automobile collision near
the amount she would hnvo under an Savannah early tonight. II. D. Gay,
application of tho ratio nlrcndy agreed of Thrift, Gn., driving one of tho
cars, was taken in custody but was
to as to capital ships.
inter released in custody of his fa
ther.
MAN’S BODY FOUND
NEAR JACKSONVILLE
PRESIDENT OF CIIREVOLET
MOTOR COMPANY IS DEAD
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 23.— Tho
body of an unidentified white man,
FLINT, Mich., Dec. 23.—Chnrles
boenrlng two gun ahot wounds in the
back and two throughh the head, was M. Begole, president of the Chevrolet
found pnrtiy submerged In a small Motor Company,, nnd one of tho
stream about flvo miles from Jack founders of the Buick Motor Com
sonville on th0 St. Augustine road pnny, died nt St. Petersburg, Fin.,
late today. The body wns found by todny, according to word received nt
a small negro boy, who, walking hifl homo hero. Mr. Bogoio, n son of
ulong tho road, had stopped nt tho the Into Josinh Begole, former gover
stream for a drink of wnter. Ex nor of Michigan, wns 75 years old.
tending hin body from tho bnnk tho
negro sighted tho body just ns ho WOMEN RIOTEnS
HAVE LEFT SEENE
dippod his face into the water. In
OF KANSAS TROUBLE
addition to the gunshot wounds tho
liinn’s Hkuil wns fractured. A log
PITTSBURG, Kan., Dec. 23.—Indi
had been placed across tho body to
cations many of women sougght con
weigh it down In tho stream.
County authorities Immediately nection with mine strike demonstra
started on investigation but Into to tions of lust week against working
night wero witthout clues ns to how minors hnvo loft town, beenmo ovl..
_ dent todny according to authorities,
tho man mot his death. Apparently
ho had boon dead about 24 hours. IIo 1Deputies failed to find one todny In
scorned to bo about 25 years old nnd' visiting sovornl points in county to
was modorntoly dressed.
serve warrants.
---------The Sanford Band, which hns reached a high degreo of ef
ficiency ns a result of tho Sblo leadership of Bnndmnstcr Bull, is
now a popular institution in Sanford. The people of Snnford nro
justly proud of this organization of locnl talont which hns been tho
menns of affording excellent entertainment cnch Thursday nnd
Sunday.
The TouriHt nnd Convention Committco of tho Snnford
Chamber of Commorco which secured tho appropriation for tho
band and has collaborated with Mr. Ball in every wny, is indeed
pleased to know that its efforts havo met with success nnd that
Sanford hns at last a real band.
Mr. Ball appoured before tho Board of Governors at their
meeting yesterday and requested additional scats in tho park ac
woil as better lighting arrangements and wa sassured that these
requests would bo acted upon.
The engagement of tho band is additional evidonco of what
tho Chnmber of Commorco is doing for Snnford. It Is financed
jointly by the Chnmber of Commerce nnd the City, nnd can al
ways bo assured of tho support of tch Chamber in nnything thnt
will tend to grentor efficiency in promoting the welfare of the
community.
Individuals nnd business concerns arc requested to notify tho
Chamber of Commorco of any vacancies in their organizations
for individuals whose'servjces can bo utilized by tho band,
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WIND STORM
Same Upon Two Sep
TAKES TOLL
arate Occasions
NEAR MEMPHIS SIX PER Cl
ONE WHITE MAN AND EIGHT NE
PROFITS ALLOWED THIS c o i *
GROES WERE
PANY AFTER THEY HAD
KILLED
ASKED FOR EIGHT
(Hr The Amoclatrd Preaa)
MEMPHIS, Dec. 24.—Nino porsons
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 24.—Tim
wero killed, ono white man nnd eight
Florida
Railroad Commission
negroes, nnd moro thnn a scoro injured nnd property dnmngo of two (handed down its decision in the mat*
hundred thousnnd was tho known toll ter of tho application of tho Southern
todny of a wind Btorm which Into yes- Bell Telophono nnd Tolcgrnph Coratorday swopt through Crittenden' puny to increase its general schodull
county, Arknnsns, ncross tho river
of toll and exchange rates In tho state
bn ba ba ba ba ba ba ba
from Memphis.
of Florida.
Tho first henring held in this
Prohibition Agents
was conducted on tho 15th day of NoWill Look Close for vombor, 1020, at which tlmo tho talaP t i i l - i r l u l n t i i - i R n n 7 p 'P hono company presented evidence to
I Illld U L I|J M Id D U U ^C >how thnt ,t wns not onrnlng n reosonabic rnto of return upon its invest- J
Attired In Dress Suits They Will Be moot in Florida. At tho conclusion o f 1
nt All the Hotels
this hearing tho commisson announc
ed
that it would not allow tho tele
(llr Tli<* Aaancliitrd l’rr«*)
Others Penned in Federal Prison Get Their Christ PHILADELPHIA,
Dec. 24.—Fifty phone company an increase of rate*
mas Gift
prohibition agents attired in dress until the comnission had mndo a thor
suits and led by assistant prohibition ough audit of tho company’s books,
accounts and contracts, and until the
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.—Eugene conviction but the pardons do. Sev Director Duncan, of Pennsylvania, will
commission,
by its engineers, had inV. Debs, former Socialist candidate eral of tho civilian offenders will bo npponr in the principal hotels, cafes
nnd
restaurants
of
this
city
tonight,
spoctcd
anil
npprnisod the physical
for president serving a sentence of deported to tho European countries of
"Wo
moan
to
nmko
this
Christmas
nnd
j
properties
of
tho telophono company.
ton years nt Atlnntn penitentiary for their nativity, two nro under observa
New
Year's
tho
driest'on
record
in
This
work
wns
begun in January by
violating tho espionnge act, nnd twen tion at hospitals for insane, and others
Philadelphia,”
said
Duncan.
"Full
the
accountants,
statisticians, accountty-four other persons convicted on aro now out on paroles which wero
ant
analysts
and
engineers of thet
dress
squads
will
keep
their
oyes
open
various charges of hindering tho gov granted by President Wilson.
commission,
nnd
wns
finshod in A p rils
for
violators
of
the
Volstead
net.”
ernment during tho war, with -Ger Tho commutations nnd pardons
Tho
enso
wns
assigned
for further**
many, received yesterday from Presi wero announced pcrsonnly by Presi
hearing
May
18,
Inst,
when
tho result
dent Harding commutations of sen dent Harding who took tho action In WILSON HAS FIRE THAT
of
such
nudit,
inspection
and
apprais
DESTROYS TWO BUILDINGS
tences to become effective Christmas accordance with tho custom of extend
al
was
put
in
evidence.
Tho
exnmitiday. At tho sninu time fivo formor ing clemency to federal offenders at
AND 121 AUTOMOBILES
ntlon
and
appraisal
of
the
physical
American soldiers serving life sent tho Christmas season.
properties of the telophono company
(llr Thr Aho «IiiI«I I’rraa)
ences pronounced by n military court
Tho fivo soldiers given full pardons
in Floridu nnd the nudit nnd anal;
WILSON,
N.
C.,
Dec.
24.—A
fire,
for tho murder of a British officer aro Cnrl J. Bryan, James A. O'Doll,
of
its books nnd records mndo by the
originating
in
the
automobile
depart
while serving with tho Amoricnn army Roy Youngblood, Goorgu Van Gilder
commission
wns thorough and com
ment
of
the
Hackney
buggy
plnnnt
on tho Rhine received full pardons, ef nnd J. B. Richardson, nil serving life
plete
nnd
showed
thnt tho toiephono
here
todny
destroyed
two
3-story
fective Christmas day.
terms to which they wero sentenced
buildings
and
about
126
automobiles,
company
was
earning
only 2.04 por
Tho uction wns taken nftor tho de while with the American army on tho
The
total
loss
in
npproxximntcly
j
cent
on
its
total
investment
In Florlpartment of justice had studied sep Rhine for tho alleged killing of Geo.
$400,000, fully covered by insurance.. dm
arately tho ensos of 107 persons serv Lnnccficld, a former British officer.
------------------------ Tho telophono company asked for
ing sentences for violating war time
Among those whoso sentences wero
SUBSIDIARY
PLANT
rates sufficient to yield 8 por cent
laws nnd after Attorney General commuted wero Charles Ashleigh, n
BUILT
AT
ARCADIA
on
its total investment, hut this rate
Dnughorty had discussed tho situa former newspaperman nnd n writor of
was
denied by tho commission,tho com
—PULP
AND
PAPER
tion nt length with President Harding poetry, who was convicted nt Chicago
mission
saying thnt in viow of tho
who wns snid to bo desirous if pos for conspiracy under tho espionngo
economic
conditions prevailing thruout
(Hr
TKf
Aaaoelntrd
I’rraal
sible, of granting some pardons for act nnd given a ten-year sentenco. His
ARCADIA, Doe. 24.—The Pulp nnd tlie country it would not grant so
Christmas. Tho commutations, it sentence wns commuted upon his Paper Corporation at Leesburg is
wns explained, does not operate to re agreement to accept deportation to considcrin gthis city ns the hRo for u grent an increase, hut would allow
store citizenship lost by tho folony England, the country of his nntivity. subsidiary plant which will ho edoett- an increase in cxchnngo rates at ex
changes where the revenue rccoipt* ;
cd soon in South Florida, according showed no reasonable return to the
to advices received here. The ship- 'company, which increases so granted
ping fncllittlcs of Arcndin are prime. ^result in exchange rates being increas-----------------------ed at some of tho exchanges in the
BAPTIST CHURCH
'„ tnte.
»:3<) a. m.—Men’s class at tho Star, Tho commission doniod tho appllcaTheutro.
1tion of tho toiephono compnny to Irv*
9:30 n. m.—Main Sundny School at jeroaso its rates for toll servico, moves I
the church.
nnd changes nnd extra mllongo charge
11 n. m.—Preaching by Dr. ao orgo'amj ni80 rofused to nllow tho tele-.
Vocational Training University to Be Established , Hyman, subject: "Unto Us." Tho phono compnny’H application to make
by Veterans’ Bureau
Knights Templar Masons will attend charges on reports and on porson-to*
in n body.
person calls.
0:80 p. m.—Christmas program in
Tho incrensc in rates allowed by the
(Hr Tho Aaaorlntril I'rraa)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 '.—The se PERSHING SENDS CHRISTMAS tho II. Y. P. U.
commission will, in tho opinion of tho
lection of Cump Johnston at Jackson
7:30 p. m.—Cantata by chorus of commission, yield tho telophono com
GREETINGS TO SOLDIERS.
ville, Florida, ns a sito for tho voca
23 voices, "Tho Manger Prlnco,” also pany npproxiniatoly 0 per cent on ita
tional training university to bo estab
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—Gcnornl baptism.
1920 averngo investment, Tho tele
Ho suro to attend.
lished by tho Veterans Bureau wns Pershing has sent out through army
phono company contends, however,
understood todny to bo practically de publications this Christinas greeting
thnt the increases allowed by tho com- *
cided upon by Director Forbes. Mr, to the American fqrccs:
Mrs. J. G, Rail has returned from mission wil yield only approximately
Forbes planned to seo Harding todny
"Whether in peace or war, it Is a most pleasant visit to the old liomu 4 1-2 per cent on business for tho en
to obtain his authorization of tho uso the privilege anil duty of thL. soldier nt Quincy, Florida, where uho was suing yenr.
of tiio former army cantonment in to uphold the glorious traditions of shown many social attentions nnd had
Tho order of tho commission as
the South for ono of tho training uni the past.,During these times of un- n fine visit with her ninny old friends. handed down shows thnt Commission
versities hoing established in various ccrtninity and difficulty, whether in
er Wolls dissented.
parts of tho country. If unable to seo or out of the army, the soldior must
Walter Morgan is happy over the
tho president todny Forbes expected confidently and courageously do ills arrival of his father, Samuel Morgan, PRESENTED HERALD FORCE
to obtain desired authorization Mon- part to hnsten an urn of understand of Mnrtinsville, Vn., who is down for
WITH BOX OF CIGARS
duy. While tho bureau officials woro ing nnd peace. Our army stnnnds the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Mor
non-committal they aro understood to for pence on earth, to men good will." gan nt their homo on Park avenue.
Hon. J. I). Davidson, mnnngor of the ,
believe thnt unless somo lust niinuto
Mr. Morgnn Ih seeing Floridu for tho Sanford Furniture Co., prosentod the \
changes in pianos nro mndo tho insti
Como in to the Hornld office to first time and is carried nway with Hornld forco with a box of fino cigar*
tution will bo placed nt Jacksonville. night and get a box of thnt fino sta Snnford anil Snnford crops. Ho is n todny In appreciation of tholr effort*
It Is bcliovcd tho University will bo
tionery nt a price that will surpriso large tobacco planter in Virginin and to treat him courteously and look af
put ipto operation ns early ns possible
you. Positively tho finest lino of riina a plantation employing over 100 ter his ndvortising from timo to time.
with several hundred students and
Tho boys givo him thoir thanks and
stationery thnt hns over been brought hands.
would bo cxpnndod as needs of thnt
will romombor him In tho yoars to
to tho city nt very low prices,
section aroso. Tho Univorsity would
There wil bo a big snlo of usod come.
be along lines of Camp Sherman
cars in Snnford ono dny noxt wook, tho
—
which recently oponod with fivo hun
CASHIER LOCKED UP
announcement to bo mndo In tho Daily
NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS
dred students nnd hnB n enpneity as
Herald in a fow days. If you nro In
MEETING
high as fivo thousnnd formor service
LOCKHAVEN, Pa., Dec. 22.—The tho murkot for a used car watch tho
tnon.
\itnto bnnk nt Knrthnus, Clearfield Hornld for tho timo nnd placo.
Regular mooting stockholders of
county, wus robbed todny by two mon
Sanford Dry Goods Co., to bo held a t
BANKS WILL CLOSE
who escaped with money believed to
NOTICE
office of company at 7 o’clock p, u .( I
total from $10,000 to $20,000. Rob Regular mooting of G. I. A. nt Mu- January 2, 1021.
Mpnday, Docombcr 20th, being gen bers locked tho cashier In the vault. soinc Hall Docombor 27th nt 8:80 p.
SANFORD DRY GOODS CO.,
erally obsorvod ns Chrlstmns day all Ho was tht only occupant In tho bank m. Installation of officers. All 28G-2tc
S. A. IRWIN, Secy.
the banks In Sanford will bo closed at tho timo. Customers later hoard members requested to bo prosont.
all day.
noises in the vault and roioased him.
PRESIDENT.
Christmas cards at Herald office.
DEB’S SENTENCE COMMUTED
BY PRESIDENT HARDING,
CITIZENSHIP NOT RESTORED
JACKSONVILLE IS SELECTED
VOCATIONAL TRAINING SITE
BY THE U. S. GOVERNMENT
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921
LAKE MONROE
Siiggestive Gifts for
The
The trouble with the average re
former is that ho dosn’t know the
£1 .
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difference between a reformerr nnd
and n ! I f p i
An entertainment for the benefit common scold.
of the health and sanitation campaign
for this county, under the nusplces All kinds of imported perfumes.—
umes.— ■ 5
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of Mrs. John Leonard! of Sanford wns Bower & Roumillat.
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given Wednesday evening by the
FRIDAY AND SATUIUAV—W. K. KIK(JFKM) |»re.
Sanford folks in tho Auditorium of
»Mt« the National Favorite. FI.OIIKNm IIKHD In
As n child he likes nn nll-dny suck
the 'Graded school. The program er; but In Inter yearn he prefers one
consisted of readings, songs, danc that he can trim quickly.
ing nnd n playlet. Miss Williams,
the Expression teacher of tho Snnford
Xmns Dance
Valdez—Saturday
High School opened the program by night, Dccombor 24. Jimmio Collins’
givig several readings, which she Jnzz 'Babies.
233-3tc.
rendered In a well trained manner.
Mrs. Phillips whoso voice Is appalW ith tho face of a Mndonnn nnd tho heart o f a Hunts
If w0 admit thnt war in u good
or. lived a woman of w e a lth ’nnd power, la Parlit
ingly sweet, then charmed the audi cause is righteous, nations will nl
sho compared horaelf to Faustina, Homo's cruoi V?,,
ence bysinging "In My Gnrden,” nnd
press of hyaone days, and roso to dlssy heights, nn.:
wnyn keep n few good enuses on hnnd
to be drngKod into oblivion, woavos Itsolf Into n oh.
the old fnmlllnr song, “My Old Ken
cma
drama of untold w ealth of drnmatlo action,
for use in nn emergency.
tlonal scones, nnd photographlo splendor. '“Tho ii|„ck
tucky Home." Tho little play "Two
Panthor’s Cub" presents tho celebrated Florence
Old Maids and n Picture" staged by
at the height of her career In her greatest
Christmas Cignrs, boxes $1.10 to
drama,
supported by an exceptional cast of stage HtnV»
Misses May and Mlldren Holly, Kittle
Do not m iss this wohderful photo drnmnl
* ,nr"$5.00.—Bowor & Roumillat. 231-4tc
DuBose nnd Mnudc Lake wns InughCOMKDY and FOX NRWS
nblc in the extreme nnd Miss Mny
When the husband begins to find
Holly nnd Maude Lake who portrayed
fault, th0 wife nlwnyn suspects thnt
the characters of tho old nmids prov
he has found another woman,
ed very dclighful old mnids indeed.
Saturday at the Princess— Hoot Gibson in ‘Sure
Instead of tho soured nnd crabbed
Fire” ; also a Comedy
Investigate tho Caillo out-board row
kind w0 hnvo expected, thoy wero
boat motors, at Ball Hnrdwaro Co.
filled with glco. In fact tho laughter
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grew so nnnlmntcd that suppression
seemed impossible nnd only after n
It in nic0 to hnvo a car that will
hurried 0xlt where tho nnto room wns
climb tho hills, but somehow tho up
nought for composure could tho "old
keep reminds you of thnt old poem,
mnids" regnin equillbreum enough to
“Over the hills to the poor house."
return to their role. When pooh! the
giggles broke out in n fresh place,
Every color of Dennison’s Lustra
tho contagion spread, tho audienco
Crcpo Pnpor, also Cropo Paper
caught tho ha! ha! and loudly ap
Streamers, Festoons nnd other Den
plauded tho two gay nnd very lively nison’s Crepo Paper Christmns dccorROSE FOUR
old mnids. Miss Mildred Holly ntlons.—Mobley’s Drug Store. 227-tfc
closed tho program In n graceful
BLISS TRIUMPH
manner with n clnsslcnl dance, which
Tho pnrtof hell that isn’t paved
with the pretty costume, the llthsomc
with good intentions probably is
COBBLERS
movements nnd tho very 'winsome
paved with wnr Inventions.
little girl, mndo this fonture n very
This seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown,
striking one.
from fields free from Blight Infection
Wntormnn’s Fountain Pons for
Mr. John Lconnrdi, county chairman
everybody.—Bowor & Roumillnt.
of tho tuberculosis stnt0 cnlo cam
231-4 tc
11 PECK BAGS
paign in Seminole county, hnx boon
n welcome guest nt the school n num
Ask for Prices
You can Huro feel nt homo without
ber of times within tho pnst two your stiff collnr at the wntch party
weeks. About fifteen dollnrs worth at tho M. E. Church on December
of ChristmnH seals hnvo been Hold by 31st.
234-2tp
the children. The pntrons hnve as
ubu.'iI, responded most generously and
CHRISTMAS STATIONERY,
are making an effort to procure the
SANFORD
POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC.
FLORIDA
service of a trained nurse for the
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school.
| Everything in the holiday tins In
Tlie real estate of John Mtoali in stationery, post cards, engraved
this section is undergoing improve Christmns nnd Now Year’s cords,
ments, About seven acres being re stamps nnd stickers, etc., at the HarSANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
tiled nnd elenred nnd n bungalow nld office. Ono of tho finest and most
being built. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence comploto lines ever brought to SanJOHN GOVE, Proprietor
J. Stone of Old South Rond, Wood-1 ford, Open ovory night until ChristCEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
haven, L. I., prospective purchasers, | mas.
1018 West First Street
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1018 West First Strrrl
will lenso tho pln:e tho ensuing yonr.
Mrs Ida Jacobs Hill nnd MIsh Grace
Jncohs, of New York, are guests of
thoir brother Prof. J. Tlldon Jncohs
for the Christmas holidnys. Mrs.
Hill is a lyceum singer of much prom
inence and hns Just completed a tour
of tho United Stntcs where she sang
in ninny of the larger cities. . Miss
Grneo Jacobs Ih n trained nurse
from the French Benevolent Hospital
o f New York city.
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Mr. nnd Mra. J. J. Tut, Sanford,
Fred, Albert, John and T. Holly, Emil
Kaisermnn, Mrs. V. Holly, composed
n party thnt motored to Leesburg
Sunday
Mr. nnd Mrs. Norn, Mr. and Mrs.
Hulst, of New York, hnvo returned
to Monroe nnd nre occupying the cottages of Philip Egger.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. R. T. Wynne, Jr., _
Miss Francis Hawkins, Riborta nnd j
Jnskpcr Wynne nnd Jack Christlnn,
visited Mrs Boone Baumgardener of
Mt. Dorn Sunday.
Mth. Kntu Ktcling has returned to
her homo in Kentucky after visiting
Mr. and Mra. Ben Lake nnd family
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnrney Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell spent
the day in Orlnndo Inst week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robins, of Snn
ford visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr. Albert Draper sold his farm
In this section to Mr. Martin Doyle.
Mr Draper will make his future homo
in Snnford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowman and Mrs.
Zemmermnn of Palmyra, pa., who
spent the month of November hero,
after spending the week at Daytona
Bench have gone down the East const
to spend the winter at Miami. Mr.
and Mrs. Horst also of the party
from Pennsylvania will go to Tampa
for the remainder of the winter where
Lueilo Dorcas will remain in school.
_I i I ri0 Stcir To-doy
“T h e B l a c k
P a n t h e r ’s C u b ”
SUITS . . . .
OVERCOATS
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SHOES
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SHIRTS
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BLOUSES
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PAJAMAS
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NIGHT SHIRTS
BELTS
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SILVER BUCKLES
HANDKERCHIEFS
HATS . . . . .
C A P S ....................
T I E S ....................
INGERSOL WATCHES
WASH SUITS . . .
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Seed Potatoes
Chase
Company
Sanford
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WARNING
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During inspection of /electrical
work, I find many dangerous instal
lations done by owners or tenants
themselves. Some know bettor nnd
tnk0 the risk, others think thnt as
long ns one is capable of finding n
place to attach common lamp cord
nnd run it to where light or power is
noeded, all thnt is required has been
accomplished. They ignore the over
loading of circuits and other condi
tions of tho code nnd city ordinance
(bemed neccssnry for safe electrical
work. I have inspected the work of
tho regular electricians for eight
years and no fires could he attributed
to their negligence, but w« have had
trouble from nddod fixtures, through
cnrlcssncss or ignorance.
As Holidays nppronch many nru
tempted to use th0 electric Inmps
covering them with fancy pnpor a t
tractions. This is positively danger
ous an the high powered bulbs in use
will surely set th0 paper on fire.
Do not uho lamp cord In show win
dows in nny manner. Do not use it
at all unless suspended freely In the
nir from nn approved rosette.
Christmas trees can be safely light
ed only by using npproved fixtures
installed by a competent person, then
it becomes the safest decorative light
possible. When candles nro used
constant cure must not bo relaxed for
an instant.
.
These Holidnys, nn in preceding
ones, will see some life forfeited and
vnluable property destroyed by fire.
Don’t let it happen in Hanford.
0. p. PAXTON,
Electrical Inspector.
S H O P P IN G
H IN T S
C H R IS T M A S G IF T S
L et Us Suggest
Your Christmas Gifts
Eastman Kodaks $2 to $35, Kodak Albums
Christmas Greetings
Sanford, Flo., Dee. 23, 1921.
To Our Friends and Patrons:—
With everybody with Christmas spirits and everybody
thinking of everybody else, wo want to extend to you our
very best wishes for a Merry, Merry Christmas and u Happy
New Year l
And we are glad to have this opportunity in expressing
our sincere appreciation with which you have so kindly fav
ored us during 1921. We have striven, in every way to mer
it your confidence and with thu coming year we look forward
in hope of again being able to keep you as a friend and cus
tomer.
Now remember, we strive at all times to do the impos
sible—“Please everybody.”
Sincerely yours,
S a n f o r d S te a m P r e s s e r y j
A. M. CHUMAN, Owner and Manager
317 Euat First Street-
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Fine Imported Perfumes
Large Assortment of Candies
Cnndelled eggs, 53c dozen; fancy
ripe bananas, 50c dozen; fat Iioiih, 8B«
lb; celery, lettuce, Christmas nuts
groceries, meats.—Co-Oporntive Store,
417 Sanford Avo. Phono 122. 234-3tc
NOTICE
M. I. Stengnll Mulo Co. hns put all
notes nnd accounts In Mr. J. E. Lnney’s hands for collection nnd I will oxpect nil pnrtlcB duo mo to see him nt
my barn in Sanford nt onco nnd make
settlement. This means cnch and ov
ory ono.
W. I. STEAGALL MULE CO.
234-0t
omorso; Tho quality that re
minds you of a mortgage ovory time
you see a filling station.'
A Most Attractive
Line of Fountain Pens and Pencils
A Beautiful Assortment o f
Fancy Box Stationery
Cigars, Boxes of 25, $1 to
Safety Razors, $1 to
Ivory Goods
Bower
Perscription Druggists
Roumillat I
Telephone 325
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1921
O C IETY
I. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor,
Phone 217-W
r * a k n f c n a y tr le n d a v b l l l i l yon
y e a a r t ■ •!■ « l a y a k t n o r e a m ln i
• f U »«■ « r c t a l t r l a U l i f i w rit*
>•1 r a n to lk l« d e p a r tm e n t, KWIng
... a, o r tetefcpoae th e Item . I t w ill
f f t t l l y a p p r e c ia te d .________________
P. W. Hand, of Nokomis, Fin., wns
the city yoitcrdny transacting busMiss Minnie Loo Allen, of RriBtol,
enn., is tho guest of Mrs. W. P.
ields for tho holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Urbnn Mnys left this
orning In their oar for Quincy
| \ where thoy will spend the holidays.
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Mri. Turner Houser has ns her
guests hor parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. H.
|t*|l H. Hill. They have many friends horo
who will bo delighted to boo them.
Mr. and Mrs. John Loonardi left
' this afternoon in their car for Plant
City whero they will spend tho holi
days with tho Inttor’s mother.
Mrs. R. K. Haley and attractive 1ittlo daughter, Hazel, of Itocky Mount,
N . C., nre the guests of hor sisters,
Mrs. \V. S. Thornton and Mrs. Dwight
Babbitt.
Mrs. George Rico returned yester
day afternoon from Tangerine, whero
ahe spent tho past two weeks, ami is
tho guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ray
mond Key.
William Leavitt, of Lakeland, wns
In tho city Thursday to attend the
..marriage of his sister, Frances, to Mr.
Glen Hay man, of Savannah, which
took place Thursday at high noon.
Miss Erminia Houser, who is at
tending school in Columbia, S, C., this
wlntor, arrived homo yesterday and
will spend the holidays with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Turner Houser.
The many friends of Mrs. M. Mnrtln will be glad to learn that sho has
returned to Sanford after an absence
I
of two or three years, and will be at
The afternoon was a very onjoyablo
home to her friends aftor January 1st ono, nnd was spent with sewing on
at hor homo "Comfort Cottage,” un bits of fancy work, nnd lively conver
til then sho wil bo at tho Montezuma. sation. Lnto in tho afternoon Mrs.
Key served fruit salad, hot rolls, fruit
cako, hot chocolnto nnd candy as re
DEPENDABLES CLASS
Tho members of tho Dopondabios freshments.
Those enjoying this delightful after
ClnHs of tho Methodist Church, woro
delightfully entertained yesterday nf- noon woro Mrs. J. B. Lawson, Mrs.
ternoon by their teacher, Mrs. W. S. noward Smith, Mrs. Ed. Lnno, Mrs.
Thornton at her homo on West First Charles Fcddor, Mrs. Fred Daigor,
Mrs. Clifford Peabody nnd Mrs. John
street.
Christmas colors, red nnd green, Smith.
were used in decorating tho house.
Gnrlnnds of red nnd green, holly nnd FINE BEEF CATTLE
a Christmas tree woro effect1.', cly
ARE BEING RAISED
used.
AROUND SANFORI)
During tho nfternoon several of tho
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members gnvo readings nnd solos.
Misses Margaret Zachary nnd Marion beef cattle yesterday 'o n Joe Cam
place Houh of the city
Ilnnd gnvo two splendid rendinga. Lit eron’s
tle Miss Hazel Haley, the dainty fivo that look like they will mnku
year old niece of tho hostess, sang beef equally an fine ns any western
several cuto llttlo songs and recited beef that could ho shipped in hero,
Th cattle came from Mr. Cnmeron’s
in hor own inlniitnblo way.
Aftor a pleasant nfternoon tho ranch in Putnnm county nnd woro
guests marched into the dining room 'turned into tho pen with some other
whore refresh. ionts wero served. Tho steers that he hnd on his ranch in
dining table hud' ns its centerpiece a this county. The Putnam county cat
lovely basket of holly, nnd suspended tle hnd never been dipped nnd thoy
from the basket to each place woro looked much better than those that
red ribbons fastened with n minlnturo were dipped here for tick eradication.
bouquet of holly. The favors woro Ticks do not get on fat cnttlo and
baskets of Christmas candies.
ther0 are no ticks On this bunch thnt
During the afternoon tho members he proposes to fatten for tho local
presented Mrs, Thornton with a beau market.
tiful silver fountain pen, ns a token
Mr. Cameron Is raising a now kind
of love and appreciation.
of grass on his place thnt is n native
Mumbcrs of the class attending this of South America nnd it grows to a
pretty party were: Marlon Hand, height of five or more feet nnd looks
Gladys Wilson, Pnttie Lyle, Margaret very much like sugar enne. This new
Znchnry, Gladys Adams, Lillian Shin- grass will he grown in quantities by
holser, Erminia Houser, Kate und Mr. Cameron nnd ho will fatten his
Martha Brown, Frances and Esther cattle on it, making different pens on
Hughey, Eunice Furgeson and Ruby his farm and alternating Ids crops to
Hart.
give the cattle a change of pasture
Mrs. Thornton wns nssisted in en and change In feed. Hy careful study
tertaining her guests by her sisters, o ' local conditions in ninny years of
Mrs. Dwight Babbitt and Mrs. B, E. cattle raising Joe Cameron has prob
Haley.
ably learned more about cattle than
any government export that over
lived and his experience compiled i>i
T. N. T. CLUB
a
hook would go a long wny toward
The members of the T. N. T. Clubs
giving
the owners of cattle some
were most pleasantly entertained yes
good
points
on many of the problems
terday nfternoon by Mrs. Raymond
that
confront
the cattlemen of this
Key, at her home on Park avenue.
part
of
the
state.
All sorts of Christmas decorations
Joe Cameron is not worrying about
were used in the various rooms and
the
foreign markets since ho markets
on tho screened porch.
all his beef locally and gets top
prices for good fat cattle all the year
round.
H o f - M a c B a t t e r y Co.
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M akin g L o w e r R e p a ir Charges
NOTABLE FEAT ACCOMPLISHED
IN "THE SHEIK."
Bringing not only the edesert but
the dwellings nnd people of tho des
ert to the scheen, Ib the feat accom
plished by tho production staff in tho
Aiming of George Medford’s Intest
Paramount production, “The Sheik,"
which comes to the Star Thcntro next
week. The feat In question consisted
of building a complete village in tho
center of the “Argylo lot" nt tho
Lasky studio. Picturesquely Arabic
nnd technically perfect, it represents
one of the most notnOm achievements
in present day picturc-mnking.
This village is the fortlved strong
hold of tho robber sheik, Ibrnhclm
Uma’.r, who is the villinn of the story.
In the picture it is attacked nnd cap
tured hy the sheik, thus furnishing
the background fer much tf tho stir
ring battle action of the drama. Ru
dolph Valentino, who plays the title
role, lends tho attacking forco
against tho robber sheik—played by
Wniter Long—for the possession of ■
the leadln gfcminlno character, Dlnnn
portrayed by Agnes Ayerss, who is
featured' with Mr. Valentino.
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The Phenomenal Growth
of This Bank
should be n sourco of interest to eveiy thinking cit
izen of this community.
Sanford is growing in population; its com
munity is growing in wealth and importance, and
the rapid progress of this bank is but evidence of
this growth and tho demand of a prosperous,
thriving community for more nnd better banking
facilities.
This bank offers full co-opcration to all those
seeking a safe nnd satisfactory banking connec
tion.
First National Bank
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
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Christmas enrds nt Herald office.
Get your Christmas dinner nt tho
Montezuma, $1.00. 12 ;.’i0 to 2:00 p,
m.
230-ltc
J u s t w h is tle , t h e s o n g ]
J tn e n s e e th e p ic t u r e
M A Y T U L L Y ’S .
Drama oPthe Heart
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OAKEN
BU CKET
B. F. Whitner, Cashier 1
WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS
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Christmas cards at Herald office.
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ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO
SUIT YOU
You can make money buying for advance.
You are going to build a home one of these
days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it
by easy stages.
If you have some money, will build one or
two houses.
Sanford is moving, don't wait, get in the
game now.
M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y
A. P. CONNELLY
AGENT
A p lc tu riz a tlo n o f th e
so n g o f a c e n tu ry
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AT THE ST AR THEATRE, MON
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ture, pianos, office equipment, groceries—you will find these and a hundred
other offerings in The Sanford Daily Herald.
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There is Every Advantage of Studying The
Lane’s Sub-Division!
AND BUILD YOU A HOME i
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Buy now. Two lots sold yesterday and several more spoken for, so buy
before it is too late.
PRICES $150.00 TO $750.00-
Merchandise Offerings in—
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AMOTIONAL LOCAL
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«/<o rtf* HOARD
| hereby accepted, and contract award-'
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’iVCO.MMISHIONEKIT
cd' upon condition that ,ttt> R6t»M
COUNTY COl
rgcelvea assurance from th0 Osceola A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko
Cypress Co,, thnt they intend to re dak.—Bower & RoutnfllaC
225-tfc
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build
their mill
„ ™ . Hoard of County ConjmJiBeautiful lino of Christmas Station*
cry, B6wer & Roumllltat.
225-tfc
airs
*"» itmiiilcy lUKl 'j0mrn M< * *i
*«* ■•twn.wii ui vd, y . Gdiivc^iuiHcr,
Regular meeting of American
A‘ r W. Entzm lnger. O . , Pj,. 2nd by E. Curlett, and Carried, Judge legion Auxlitlary, Friday afternoon
#P6n' nml K Curlctt, with V. E. IIousholder is Instructed to purchnso „t 3:15, in the Woman’s Club Rooms.
0?f’ noouty Clerk, and C. M. a typewriter nnd render this Board HSilCtp!
PRES.
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uRla*. I),'l,uty . , „„
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a bill for samo.
linj Sheriff in attendance.
Motion of C. W. Entzmlnger, 2nd
A nice lino of Blbtos and TestaMinute* of the last regular meet
him*'*-*
yo'd*
b y '0. P. Swope, and carried, a ednv ments for the old' atid young.—Mob
Wa«nntv representing this* firm mittco of Chairman L. A. Brumley, ley's' Drug St'drt:
227-tfc
/c L ,v & Cook; brldgfe” cofitrstetors' C o ftrL . P. Hagan, and Dr. J. T.
f
construction of the Wefelva'l Denton, la hereby appointed to InterA useful' Chrisiniks' gift, buy a'kdf
°,r, e..nno(ired before the Bb’Arli in view th'o City Commissioner!) In rof- dak.—BoWt/r Si' RdumUlat.
225-tic
riJpe.aii ’ ^ ^ nnj e’8iimat« on Wo | orcncc to'the care of paupers in lift
/ " " bridge .md the' Atiirii df.the City'oY Sanford. .
A largo assortment of Dennison’s
|3000 tH) cash bond deposited with")
Motion of 0. P. Swdpb; 2nd by C. bcaVitffull^erigrnVcd (ihHstrnkY cards.
g' dtonC
227-tic
Entzmlnger^and carried, that, eft' -MoMayV
the clerk of the Board- , .A n d ^ onw
otion of ('otiir. O. P. Swope, 2nd by account of the lack of funds the html*
The greatest t'eachei4’whe ever*' Walked the earth said*—
. l . I’ llngun and carried, it is surfacing of the rond west from] Wkte'rnihnV Fountain Pen*' fbr
that the cash bond of $3000.- Rand’s siding bo deferred
:d until u‘ everybody.—titHfisr* If Routfillllrt.
“He that would- be’greatest among you, let him- be1the
231*4tc
00 deposited with this board by latter date.
Motion
of L.. P. IHagan,
2nd
by 6.i*j
Stoney nnd t ook, be delivered to Epservarif of a ll/
n
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Ii you; wifot the btast time you (fVefc
plnger & ltlisscll, nt the request of
half don’t fall to be' nt' the' watch' p irty
Mr. Stoney. in person.
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at the M.^E. church on Decamber Slit'.
Bond of « H. Kilbee, foV Wofk
Never before in all* the ages has business realized' the
234-2tp
requesting
that
all
crossings
on
the
on the Osceola rond wns here opened
Wd read, and it being tho only bid Sanford Oflnmlb yoad bo put In
fundamental truth of this saying as it ddes today—oil
Chrlitmas Cards, Tags and Seals at
Hied with the Board for. this work, shape, also tViat they put In a new
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jvl
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on motion of Comr. L. P. Hngnn, 2nd. crossing nt the whistling post South Bower £ Roumlllnt’s.
the anniversary of His birth1.
by Comr. 0. I*. Swope, and canicd, of Glen Ethel on the Section line, on
"I have a date'.”
tho above hid is referred to Eng. Fred’ O. B. Branch of th0 A. 0. L.
Motion of L, I'. Hagan, 2nd by 0.
"When?'’
T. Williams, for him to examine nnd
All business which inspires confidence and endures must
‘‘Oh Siitut-day evening, December
P. Swopo, nnd carried, tho Chairman
report to this Hoard., .
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Notary Public Bond of H. P. Smith, of this Board is instructed to- aign 31st.”
be animated by the spirit of service.
“\yith whom?”
| vouchers for pay rolls nnd salaries
was approved by this Boara.
"The Bpworth League.”
Motion of Comr. I.. P. Hagan, 2nd for Xmns.
This bank wishes to enter into the spirit of the Yuletide
"Whoret"
Motion
of
L.
P.
Hngnn,
2nd
by
E.
by Comr. 0. P Swopd, nnd carried,
‘‘At the M. E. Church.”
the Board of Counly Commissioners Curlett, nnd carried, Supt. J. M.
with every man, woman and child in this community.
of C Minnie County, Fla., here took Wynn, is hereby Instructed to pur “What tirnoT”
"At 0:30.”
n rrcosa until 1:30 o'clock P. M., Dec. chase cither one or two tires for the
It wishes YOU a Merry Christmas.
“What’s doing?”
Nash
truck.
6th, 1021
“Oh, a ‘hnrd-tnck’ pnrty, you know (
Communications read nnd ordered
Hon. Board of County Commisnnd there’s going to bo special music (
lionors in and for Seminole County, filed.
The following bnnks in Seminole and n program, Iota of nmusements
Florida, and the Hon. Board of Coun
ty Commissioners in nnd for Volusia County, having filed their applica and LOTS of FREE EATS, nnd I don’t
County, Florida, met in joint session tions nsklng to bo designated no know what nil:**
"I b everybody Invited?”
at 11 o'clock A. M. with tho following County Depositories for Seminole
"Well I’ll be there then, you. can
County,
Fin.,
for
the
year
beginning
members present: Chairmnn Bish
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op, and Color's: Vinlng nnd Thurs- Jnnunry 1, 1022 nnd ending Dec. 31, sure count on mo."
hy of the Volusia County Board, nnd 1922 on motion of Comr L. P. Hngnn,
Wo hnvo just received a shipment
Chairman [.. A. Bromley, nnd Comr’s: 2nd by Comr. O. I’. Swope, nnd car
[, P. Hngnn, C. W. Entzmlnger, 0. ried, tho following named bnnks are of Cuillo outboard row boat motora.
P. Swope, and K. Curlctt, of the Semi* hereby designated ns County Deposi They nru on display nt Ball Hard
nole County Board, with V. E. tories for Semlnu!,. County, for the ware Co. Demonstrations cheerfully
Douglas, Deputy Clerk, of tho Semi yenr 1022. Sccinolc County Bank of given, Phono 02.—Sanford Machine
231-Gtc
nole County Board, nnd C. M. Hand, Sanford, Peoples Bank of Stanford, & Foundry Co.
Sheriff of Seminole County in attend-! nnd Rank of Oviedo, Oviedo, Fla,
FLORIDA
ance.
| Agreements were filed by tho
SANFORD
Lnml Hotel nnd Nnvlirntlon
Com
pany's tract, duly recorded In tne
The meeting was opened nnd called following banks, nnd were npproved
i’ubllo records o f Orango nnd 8omlto order by Chairmnn L A. Brumley, i by this Bonn!, ns follows:
nolo Comities. Florida.
Hlmpson, Grace Hlmpson
of Seminole County, who atntod thnt
First National Bnnk of Sanford, To:nnd Frank
Helen Simpson, heirs nnd d ev is
the purpost* of this joint meeting Fla., 2nd Liberty I.onn Bonds in the
ees of Michael 11. Hlmpson, docensod.
If living, nnd, If dead, nil parties
wns to receive bids for the construc Sum of $0000.09; The Peoples Bank
clnlmlnK In terests
under
Frank
Hlmpson, Grace Hlmpson nnd llolon nf publication bo published In tho Ban*
tion of the Genovn-Titusviilo Bridgo, of Sanford, Fin., Ten Fourth Liberty
Hlmpson. dooensed or olhorw lso; f„rii Hcruld, n newspaper published In
and there being only one hid, thnt Bonds Noh, 383833 to 383812 inc., of Frank B .Hlmpson, Thom as C. Simp- Hanford. S em inole County, Florida, once
son
and W illiam flutter, Trustoos o f „ wuok for e ig h t consocullve weeks,
In thr Circuit Court of the Seventh J u
of E. It Kilbee, the same wob oppned tho denomination of $500.00 each,
llolon Hlmpson, If living, nnd,
If
W itn e ss m y-hand mid offlelal sen! of
dicial Circuit of the S late o f Flor*
Ida, la and for Seminole Coun
and rend, said bid agreeing to re totnl num of $5000.00; Seminole dead, all parties claim in g Interests Kald Circuit Court nt Hnnford, Florida,
under “Frank
M —
Hlmpson.
om as C. thta tho Gth dny of November, A. D.
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ty c—l a Chancery.
construct
the
Gencvin-TituHville County Bank of Sanford, Fla,, United
Hlmpson nnd Wtlllnm Butler, T r u s 1921.
E A. DUOLA88,
tees of Helen Hlmnson. dooensed, or
(HEAL)
CITATION
Bridge ns per plnns nnd specifica Ktntca Fourth Issue Liberty Bonds
Clerk o f circuit Court,
otherw ise; nnd nil parties claim ing
Bovcnth Judicial Cir Geo. Eugene Thurston, Complnlnnnt,
Interests under Mlohnol 11. Hlmpson,
tions for the flat sum of $3350.00.
aggregating $5000.00. Clerk wns incuit of Florida, S em i
decoased, or otborwlse, In nnd to tho
vs.
Motion of Comr. O. P. Swope, 2nd structed to forward the above ngroofo llo w in g described lands In Homlnolo
nole County.
Bovin ThiirHtou. Bufenilailt.
County,
Florida,
to
-w
lt:
A
strip
of
B.
F.
IIOUBHOLDEIt,
To Bovin Thurston,
Itesldunco
Un
hy ( mur. [),. H. Thurshy, and carried/ nient to the Secretary'of State nt
laud 2 i 1-3 feet wide, moro or less,
Solicitor for Complt.
lt-S-Oto
known:
o f f the rear or Bouth end of Lot 429
the bid of K. H. Kilbee for tho re-! Tallnhaoscc, Fin.
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It nppcnrlug from nn affid avit filed
nocordlng to Pint o f A ltam onte I.nnd
In this cause thnt you are n n on-resi
building of the Genevn-Tltusvllle I The following Fire Arm Bonds
Hotel nnd N avigation Company’s
NOTICE!
dent of the Hlate or Florida, llioroforo.
tract,
recorded
In
tho
Public
ItecordH
you, Bovlu Thurston, arc ordered and
Bridge, us per plnns nnd speclficn- [ were approved nnd License ordered
nf Orange nnd Bemlnole Counties,
rcuulred on the Glh day of February,
Florida.
tions for the flat sum of $3350.00 is issued: Thomas C. Shupc, nnd W.
Tho regular annual meeting of tho A. B. 1923. In appear to (ho bill o f com
plaint exhibited again st you In this
To: La urn J. Olbhs, If living, nnd. If
accepted by the Boards of County B. Stone, nnd W. C. Hill.
SAVE YOU MONEY
(iso.
(lend, nil pnrtlos claim in g Interests stockholders of the I’ooplos Bank of 'cause^
under
laturn
J.
Gibbs,
deceased,
or
,
i vo , i
in i u i i i .
It Is ordered (lint this notice bo pubCommi loners of Volusia and Semi-1 Warrants paid during the month
otherw ise; I.ennder Ludlow, If living, Snnford, Florida, Will bo held in ac- Hailed In Hie Hanford Herald onco n
nole Counties sitting in Joint session of* November were ordered cancelled nnd. If dond. all parties claim ing In
.
. ..
, ■week for olglit weeks,
terests under Leandor Ludlow, do- cordnnco with its By-laws, in tho of-( W ltn osajn y hand nnd t_ho se a l of said
provided same is npproved by the en- of record.,
.
. . . .court on this 10th day of Decombor, A.
censed, or otherw ise, In nnd to the ,,
fo llo w in g described lands In Homl- fices of tho bank on Wednesday, Jan- b . msi.
Write ua
tire board of County Commissioners
Reports of the several County Ofnolo County, Florida, to -w lt: HE 1*4
nf Volusia County, Fin., nt their ficinls were received, rend nnd orderuary
18th,
1022,
nt
7:30
p.
m.
for
tho
1
iHK
U,)
clorU
oM
he^lPo^C
o^rb
of NW 1-4 of NW 1-4 o f Soctlon 14,
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Heinlunlu Counly, Florida,
Twp. 21, B nngo 29 EJ.
next regular meeting to be held on ed filed.
Empire Hotel Block
And to any nnd nil porsons or parties purpose of electing n hoard of dlrec- oj; o . A. DoCQTTEH.
Dec. Kth, 1021.
. . .
,
I .Solicitor nod Counsel for Complainant,
The following hills ns presented to claim ing nny right, title or Interests In
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
to tho properties horolnnhovo d e tors to servo for tho ensuing yenr, iz-io-otc
Motion of C. L. Vivlng, 2nd by E. this Board nnd audited by the Clerk and
scribed, by or through nny of tho nnd for tho transaction of any othor ,
,
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-------nliovo nnined parties, or otherw ise.
( urlctt ami carried, it Is ngrcod Were approved nnd ordered pnid.
It Is Hereby Ordered nnd llonulrod ( busin ess t h a t m a y p roperly com e b o
_____ being
____„ .no
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________ Hint you nnd each of you do nnpoar t o . ,
that upon Hu* completion of the
There
further business
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tho bill o f complaint, heroin filed, on foro t h e m e e tin g ,
Gem-vu.Titusville Bridge, that n free .thin
Hoard sta n d s adjourned to nuit1. ,
2nd day o f Januaryi A* D, 1913,
ll. P. SMITH,
ferry I.,, installed, between sum p nnd nt their regulnr meeting to be held It le further ordered that this order
) jwL muUu" fvj^uage gently with soothing
hindown, nnd a fd-tynmn be em p lo y - Tuesday January 3rd, 1021.
7T
ed fur n sum not to oxceed $30,00
L. A. BRUMLEY,
m
per month, tolls to he charged florn ^ Attest:
Chairmnn.
Cool*, reste and refret*-^■un-down to sun-up nnd on Sundays
E. A. DOUGLASS,
nnd Holidays, tho toll to he tho same
Clerk.
#s "* Uic Osteen Ferry, provided
Hun.- is approved by the ontiro' Bonrd In C iCr ci ruciut i to f C So tuartte ooff SFel vo er indt ah , JSuedmi ci i a l
of ( iinty Commissioners of Volusia
n o l e C o u n t q .— I n C h a n c e r y
(°uoty, Fin., nt their next regular
H IL L TO Q U IE T T IT L E
hii-diiur to be hold on Dec. 8th, 1021.
Frances Bllzabotli Hprngue, Complain
Motion of L I*. Hngnn, 2nd by D.
nnt,
VS.
I Hnrsliy, and carried, the joint Tho A ltam
on te Land Hotel nnd Navi _
g
allon
Company, a corporation under ■
hcns)m*i „f the Boards of County Comtho la w s of Florida, el ul, Bofond- m
ndsMuners in and for Volusia and ants.
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' l'|,,i,|"le Counties, Fin., is hereby NOTICE TO DEPENDANTS KNOWN *
AND UNKNOWN
\
■'ijounicd.
To: Tho Altarnonto Land Hotel and
avigation Company, a corporation B
’■*" Board of County Commlssion- N
under tho law e of Florida, Its n u c c e e - , B
’ Sanford, Fla., Dec. 24, 1921.
er:< m and for Seminole County, Fin., sors or (ksslgna, If oxlstlng. and to n l l |B
parties c laim in g Intorost by, through | B
ft-convened at 1:30 o’clock P. M. or undor said corporation or nnaocla- B To Our Friends and Patrons:—
i’fo "it: Chairmnn, L. A. Brumloy, tlon In tho follow in g deeorlbed p r o p - , *
erty nltunto in Homlnolo County, ■
With everybody with Christmas spirits and everybody
“m| ' “'"r's: L. p. Hngnn, rC. W.
Florida, to -w lt: Lots 410, 431, 44B, ■
448.
447, 448, 449, atid 4«S, and a strip ■
thinking
of everybody else, we want to extend to you our
hntzmmger, O. P. Swopo, nnd E.
o f land 24 1-2 fool, more or lose, o f t ■
very beat wishes for a Merry, Merry Christmas and a Happy
tho rear or south end of L o t i 428 ■
urL-tt, with V. E. Douglass, Deputy nnd
429, accord in g to Plat o f Alta- g
l |«'rk. and C. M. Hand, Sheriff, In monto Lnnd Hotol nnd N avigation ■ New Year!
Company’s tract duly recorded In the ■
■ttendanco,
And wo are glad to have this opportunity in expressing
public rocorda of Orango and flemt* ■
Only 5-speed row-boat
Counties, Florida, and more def- |
our
sincere
appreciation with which you have so kindly fav
Communication of F. It. Pounds, nolo
Inltely doscrlbod
by
motea
and *
ored us during 1921. We have striven in every way to mer
in reference to use of n bridge at
bounds as follow s: B e g in n in g at a ■
1136.S feet North and 30 feet | «
motor made. Neutral, 2
<'ri -t city, wn8 mud, nnd on motion: point
it your confidence nnd with the coming year we look forBant or tho 8. W. corner of tha N. H. ■
1-4
or
the
8.
E.
1-4
of
Hoc.
13.
Twp.
ward
in
hope
of
again
being
able
to
keep
you
as
n
friend
and
Big
°rT
O. P. Swopo, 2nd by E. 21 H„ Hango 29 B., thence North 344
tlr,U, nnd carried, tho request of; feet, thence Eaat 818 feet, thenoe _ customer.
Z m forward and 2 reverse. On
North 301 feet, thenoe Eaat
I5
■ r. Bounds is granted, provided that
Now remember, we strive nt all times to do tho impos
thence Bouth 888 foot, thence W eat ^
B28 feel, thence North 133 feet, thonce
v 11rninh this bonrd with a written
sible—
“Please everybody."
| display at Ball Hardware
Weat 884 fee t to tPe point of begin* ^
■k'reenient, in accordance with his
n j'ohn J, Bright, T rustee for hla
Sincerely yours
understanding with Comr. C. W. Ton:l
* Children, and Individually, If living,
Co. Demonstrations will
r-ntzmingor, nnd this matter Is here- n n d .If dead, all p a rlie s claim ing IntorcBlg^bnder the nald John J. Bright, (
trustee for h is children, and Individ*,
by rufcrrod to Comr. C. W. Entzbe cheerfully given.
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Seminole County Bank
GLOBE PIANO CO.
Tired Feet
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iflentholatum
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Chr i s t mas Greetings
CAILLE
5-SPEED
..OUT
§| board
■ rowboat
MOTOR
triiager.
Fred T. Williams, having re
ported to thlH Bonrd on the bid of
‘
Kilbee, on motion of 6. P.
*"ope, 2nd* by L, Pi Hagan and
retried, the bid of E H. Kilheo, for
L‘ 'vork on the OHccota Rond is
UAlly; doconiiodf or othtTwlflo: tho
ohlldren o f John J. Bright. If living, I
nnd, If dead, nil parties c la im in g In - 1
toroata u nder the children o f John J.
Bright, deceased, or o therw ise: and
Julia k . Bright, If Hv ng, and.
If
dend, all parties clnlm ln g In terests,
under Ju lia M. Bright, deceaeod. or
otherw lae; In and to the fo llo w in g de* | *
scribed real oetato situ a te In Hemt* 1
nolo County, Florida, to -w lt:
Lot
431 accord in g to P lat o f A ltam on te
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s Sanford Machine & Foundry Co.
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A. M. CLEMMONS, Owner and Manager
317 East First Street—----------------^--------- *------- £hone 500
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AGENTS
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24,1921
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT
WINS I
Here in Sanford those who are in
distress will be relieved by the good
people of Sanford and oil of those
(there ore very few of them) in this
port of the state will bo remembered
on Christmas day. Sanford people are
known far and wide as having the real
spirit of charity and .benevolence at
all times and our people will seo that
suffering is relieved in a way in
which the needy ones will have a
Christmas and will not feel that they
aro objects of charity.
Let us all enjoy tho day to tho full
est. Let us all do our full duty to
ward our loved ones and thoso outside
tho family circlo and nevor forgot the
significance of tho real meaning of
Christmas.
TRUCK
The voters of St. Petersburg, by al
most a two to one vote, reaffirmed
By a Sanford Celery-Fad
their recall of former Mayor Mitchell,
Man
whom they had pulled out of the chair
in which they had placed him,- becaues
b T J 7 HOLLY.......™______________ W U o r
of acts and things deemed unfitting
M. J . L IL 1.A R D ........I t c r t t i r r - T r r m n r e r
I I . A . NtQHL ................(la n e rx l H i i i g t r
for
the chief executive of their city to
O. L. IR W IN .........C lrcu U tlo m M*n*x«-r
Harry Neel, of tho Herald office,
do.
_______ P I u m M l Q to 0|00 P . M._______
t
received
a bottle of anti-fat for
In
tho
election
of
Frank
F.
PulA < T * r t l i l i | l u t f a M ade K n o w n an
A p y llM lU n
ver, tho people of St. Petersburg have Xmas,
H n k aerlp tlo n P ric e In A d v an c e
Should be and will be the greatest season of the
shown themselves wise choosers of
O ne Y e a r .............. ........... —---- ---------- *4.00
year. And you can make it such if you will but
municipal executives. Mr. Pulvor is
Arthur Yowoll forgot to mention in
SIX M onth* ......- ....... ......... ................™.. 3.00
R e llv e rc d In C l lr h r C a r r ie r
moke a resolution that you will start a Christmas
one of tho best and most successful the “Loiters to Snnta Claus" that ho
O ne W e e k .................. ....................ilB C en ta
Savings
Account with our Bank or with any Bank
business men in tho Sunshlno City, wnntcd a bottle of hair restorer for
T « » b i s 13* to 18- p a g e W e e k ly H e r
in
the
city
or county today. Christmas should not
and will doubtless provo all, and do Christmas. This is a hint to his
a ld e n tir e ly c o v e ra S em in o le C o u n ty
a n d I* p u b lla h e d e v e r y F r id a y . A dverbe
in
the
“Winter
of our discontent” but rather in
all, that city has a right to expect of friends.
tia la g r a te a m a d e k n o w n o n a p p lic a
the joyous and gladsome season when the world
tio n . D e m o c ra tic In p o tlttc a , *3.00 p e r
its officials.
y e a r , a lw a y a In a d v a n c e .
smiles with the youngsters.
Immediately on his recall Mr.
A Marion policeman resigned from
WHAT IT MEANS
M E M IlK Il T U B A SSO CIA TED
Mitcholl announced himself ntandidato tho force saying thnt it was impossi
------------ LET US TELL YOU ABOUT IT----------At n meeting recently of tho Cattle for election to succeed himsolf, there ble to bo u policoman and a Christian
Raisers' Association of Florida, held being no provision in tho charter that at the snmo time. Here is a fertile
nny recalled official could not again field for work In Sanford.'
CHRISTMAS
at Kissimmee, the following resolution
be eligiblo for a certain, or any,
was proposed:
Fair exchange is no robbery. A local
length
of time. It was, to say tho
Tomorrow is Christmas and all tho
“Re it Resolved, That the members ileast’of it, an Impudent move on his woodman sent a follow a load of wood
great proparntions made In the thous of tho Cattle Raisers' Association of
part. Certainly tho spirit, if not the ' yesterday and received a woodon check
ands of homes in Seminole County Floridn are advised to put on volun- lcttor(
of thc charter wa8 thttt no ; ,n return.
and In evory other part of the civilised tary tick eradication work beginning j mnn wbo waa rccauod by the peoplo
world will be at nn end and the busy March Kith, noxt, nnd continue to I)e- 1wa8 wnntC(j or wna deemed fitted to
First cold snnp that Htrikes, a lot
of Sanford
ones who hnvo been working for cember 15 th, or later, of the same hold tho office. His announcement of young Indies wo know will hnvo to
weeks enn Bit down for n few minutes (yenr( dipping their cattle every twen- caused consternation, wrath and indig- turn up tholr collars, or they'll got :
nnd wntch the delight of the recipients ty-fiVo days or oftenerj with tho fur- nntion
nnt.on m
tno city.
cltv His defeat Tucslue8. chnped wishbones,
in tho
of the gifts. No matter how humble ther ntivice that beginning March, j (inyt aftor n flharpty tlo, inml f^ h t in
“As
a mnn thlnketh, so ho Is.” But
I l l o i T » i l „ r n «b«lven tomo^ow 110“3' ^
dlp thoir cnttlwtOVOry twor‘- jwhich he and one other man were the
_________
Christmas Candies,
Whitman's,
Waterman’s Fountain Pens for
„ 1 , °
, ...
*J| ty days or oftenor, until tho following |t.n,|orn .should convince him thnt his how about the bird who thlnkfl ho'a
Huylcr's, Wiley's nnd Log Cabin Pe everybody.—Bower & R-mniillnt.
Some homos there are in this world l)mmibor, „„ by this method wo can Bun hna 8ol in that cHy
whero oven tho smallest gift will not ,,n)cur„ iycoi ami possibly foreign
UM,‘’
*
;the whole thing?
can nut roll.—Mobley’s Drug Store.
, ™ • 1 ... i. ...111 t__ ... ,_Procuro mini, nnu possioiy, lorugn
Tho election proves two things. 1
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e nun 0 ’ *
a *
J
markets, thereby exterminating tho
tho power of tho commission
Hodgson Rail says ho seldom if over
ca w ‘-■re c rt> " ^
,
, rnnBc rattle and destroying tho oldest form Qf government to rid n commun- believes n girl enjoys a kiss unless ho
,!
•!.
L|ln,
f
h
e
art1
ndU8try
onogreat- Jity
unworthy official without hns it front her own lips. Pago ItobMAKE IT AN
Christinns is the timo for tho heart j *hnH
(lono in
thc ***°
m08t g00()nnd
to the
|,1B
„ of„of nn
c e a s Long]
|
loss
timo
or expensive curt pro- ert Deane thnt ho may deliver unto
of America to open wide.
est number."
cocdings. Under thin form of munici- Hudson tho penrl-handlcd gnng plow.
Here in I’lorida and especially in
Tho Orlando Reporter-Star road it nni government vou simnlv o rd e r a
Sanford Christmas ....
will be observed
f .| once
once or
or twice,
twlco anu
nnd men
then nsK»
nsks | voto
. AUI - Ul
„H^UIIIDI,
y , .„mJVy
...........as ,carefully,
or -against"
tho il'UIII
recall V*
of,
TUiU »for.
UIU
Rill Gionn says tho only porfect
usunl. Wo have no snows and __ ,
EVERY
. , l 1 nii_
I
,Ln 1 , 1Homo ont> to please toll tho monnlng
official or officiols wanted re- man In tho world Is tho ono your wife CURLING inONS
r A UP
WE EVER
a,,,,,,,
i„.t i,„ ™ni
I01 inu rL80lullonI moved, nnd if the majority vote is for refused to marry.
SOLD O U T L A S T E D ITS
3-lb. IRONS with
O AA
i n i h . r / i the I l k
I IloTwi h’ Eithcr thu
rc8olution is a 8urcastic
removal, they aro out. Undertho old
------nn auto tlir ugh the woods fillod vithcha||cngo to thoso determined to rid
mayor nm| „blerninn systemof cityII. U. Stovons says that thcro’B only Curling Iro n s................
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GUARANTEE
overgreens and holly berries and mis
the state of tho cattle tick, and tho government, St. Petersburg
would 0110 thing thnt bents n good wife— 6-lb. IRONS,
Q J j UP
tletoe and Christmas is Christmas and
open free range, or elso it is thu vie- hnrdly yet hnvo begun her fight to Hint’s n bad husband.
much more enjoyable for tho absence | tim
u .n of
lf mutilation
niut’iiatToA at
of some cluponi* Mitchell; nnd there would he
at thoYanda
tho hnnds of
-------Ford Batteries
of tho snow, Those little barefooted
! probably many months, if not years,
Flrothcr Zigfield is the first mnn to
youngsters who have no shoes to wenr printer.
«,iu m i i„.
j„ iiin' ^
word “l>rcvvnUng" bo placed before the course would imvc settled supceod in making money out of his TOASTERS,
$25.00
Q 7 ^ ur
will not bo forced to wndo in tho bt!foro tho worJ »oxtcrmjnat, I n
tho qucatlon. T h o S t . Petersburg follies,
only
........
.............
Oil
J
—
snows and tho cold on Christmns morn 1,i.„ iI
l
4
™ I ‘ ,w 1 , 1 "*
* u u , "u' ,ou,ua*
mill 1in
11 thu blimps i.f tho nnorost them 11 1 ttLr 1 nrt 1 t''u rLSoluH°n. wt case marks a strong case for comnusPEKCULATORS,
J Q Q Q UI*
and
tin lioints of the poorest tlu.ru |)avo n ]nutlnblo movement on the part
novernment
"The
can bo more or less of tho Christinas f
nUHu t ti,nmaD|„
^
n ,’,
„ men of a church
. . congregation
.
■nirii
fimi unless
imln.u
il.«
ivnnilu.r
1M Hl|t
i lu* second thing proven by .this usually pay Tor
' It
It and
aiul
tinlnss Hie
the wontliur
wenlber changes
i bntiLM-n‘wf
1 u cnlttllH
° mon
th u„n stlv
for tho church carpet,
carpet.
h(ll„ to. . . . n , .uunKm
V4,nr-.1i qhe
they will not need any fuel for warmth | C9 out ,1 the hoI°
11 yimr election is that when tho people get The women wear it out."—John Pikthey
Vacuum Cleaners
Phone
,
.»»
.
I
mmIhnt mujr
they miuuiu
should nj
by nuw
now ivui
real- together and agree on a candidate for ena Lcstor. This order is reversed in
----- and----am the poor will not suffer as they |z<, th(J poss,bim y „f doing for them
office, there is little likelihood of the Sanford*
do in the north.
189
Iselves voluntarily what it was propos- wrontr man getting in, us Is so dangerWashing
Machines
Christmas and the unfolding of tho ^ 'V g \n B'kouiem do'by"’law"invoiun- CusTv. common under our open primary
on Easy Payments
Tim Keane Ih trying to figuro out
now
w.................. • ---- ,3. new year is
ih also n
a time for retrospeci.. .... .......i.i„ m
tartly,
.reasonable.
No
man
of
practico
in
nil
elections
except
fedorhow
much
ho’ll
he
ahead
if
ho
ndviscs
lion
and
another
stock
tnkimr
and
ov.
tnuly'
18
rcn80nal“e*
No
mwn
ot
practice
in
all
elections
except
tion and
and nnother
taking and
nnd cv
tion
another stock
stock taking
ev. 8on8u
jf not
not inin name,
nnmo Cljrtn,n
sense ne(Jtls
needs toto bo
he compelled
compelled toto ho
ho ft|.
a|, if
eortainly.. in of- peoplo to put weather BtrlpB on tholr
eryone should go to church tomorrow
lo hiin8ulf. and wo hnvo boon fcct s t lUersbuTg held a ‘ v, uiven- j doors in order to snvo coal. Guess
ur®” 1M.ht- SANFORD BATTRRY
and get back to the real spirit of ,.xnoct|ntr ... rca.i anv ,iav tluit mor„
, 1
. ^,
er
lights
ml
his
that'll
hold
him
n
spell,
Christmas which u not na neenslnn LXl,etlu,K toi rcntl imy Utty l,uu morL tionnnd agreed on
the man il
SERVICE CO.
ivo the
for gift giving but another ehnneo to Cattl°
t,inn Mr’ Koon ,,f 1,10 low* i "platform,“ who should receive
Forest Lake says love may mnko
wnruliiii
Him whn
Um gi er
,.r of all
„ii vr pnrt.°.f tho 8taU'’ hnv.®n<lo,,te<l thu support of the majority party. This
L. A . R E N A U D , Proprietor
worship Him
who Iis the
plan
of
helping
thomaelves
by
com'‘convention"
knew
just
wlmt
each
thu
world go 'round, hut coin of tho
things, it is another chance to give
Sanford, Fla.
thanks for tho ninny blessings of tho plying with thu requirements of fed- mnn offering stood for, was able to 1realm is the grease that keeps her 105 Palmetto Are.
IBXMSIII
dictate to them what they should 'from
-----------Htpicnking,
year—thc blessings always outnumber oral quarantine laws.
Rut
if
the
resolution
as
the
Rehave
ns
a
platform,
and
pick
tho
the sorrows nnd misfortunes if wo will
I never could get the connection of
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
hut search our souls for (lie better porter-Stnr prints It, nnd as it is strongest nnd the best man to put out
quoted above, be its true reading, then against a powerful .......sit ion. They shooting fireworks and torpedoes and
OPT. D.
things.
Many of us think wu have gone the
j" advocates o f tick eradication, no- defeated thu opposition, overwhelm- other noise makers at Christmas time.
OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST
fence cutting, anti-forest burning, ingly. If all tho go o d men who first The city authorities stopped it on tho
through many privations ami hard
a. announced
themselves as candidates Fourth of July—why allow it to bo
times during tho past year ami ninny ami
,. putting
... the
, range. cow
.... behind
.
„
t
,i i
.. , ,
. ,
3 j fence, will please note "there is yet for the pos tion from which tho city tho bugbear of the holidays? Tho
of us Hunk we still have to face morel
, ,
. . .
,
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1
I much stern work to bo done. —Tampa was recalling M
Mitchell had tuyed in small hoys arc getting mighty enroof them in the year W22. Whether Tribune.
,the
race,
Mitchell
undoubtedly would less with their firecrackers.
tills is true or not there is always One
It
means
nothing
of
Hie
sort.
We
have
been
elected,
for Itis vote was
nii'*in wo
wu enn
i tiii go
i;w in times
111jiVii \n
n 1i... ... .. »»
to whom
of nstress
Judge Mai nos received a red fi annul
for th„ HtronKlh lo o m ..... all „ilnfar- j
K>*-, p r .c tta ll, .. Ihlr.l of .ho ,..tal cn.t,
tune, mol Chrlalmn. niornlng I. (ho1,
™
” 1' ,0 ’f”0” th" 1 11,0
lll« orl'»»IHon. bo il
ro- chest protector by mail this morning. Frames Repaired LcnBcs Duplicated
It looked like a horse blanket when
timo lo romombor 11,1, „„,l to look I
^mmolo county v*oro In momboro.1, vote, ......I,.
EYES EXAMINED
upon Iho brigbl ,l,l„ of oil quo,Hon. 1 :'V.“ r
f»™r »f <"PPln|t j Tho Uomoorncy of Mori..... .
but he unwrapped it in tho postofflcc.
nnllro ,o l,„ t„ ,l„ r tth o n o w v „ „ r W|th l l',0i” !'ll 0W,1" " th.0 yl,.“ d l , loolt "> fhi» “ ■ Fetor,In,r« oloctlon
212 East. 1st St.
Sanford, Fla.
Maybe Old Scrooge was right after
fMO to tho front nnd ,omlyTor"nii n ' i W *
/ <,UrtC“" ‘'" y” nml: to ™ni1 lh»
W buno'.
WE
GRIND
OUR
OWN
LEN8B
, ,
' , .
. it killeil the cattle for many rcnBons many editorials showing why a con- all when he snid "out on Merry
that the year may bring. Christmas 1
» . 11 ■
M
i
.|
m . - |, The
• * cnttlo imen
iiu ii (me
lit inow
in it willing
ttiiii iif, to M
•I* Vvolition
i' IILIU(I l of tho party should, and must Christmas.” Honestly if another mnn
dip
is the Joy season for the
younger folks |(Ut
th haV() trie(, it yllt lim, ,)ulk.vcin this
b state
hH<) before the next approaches me about "the great heart
» d regard ess of heavy hearts the
(lippinR unly -a lho cattic tm>(, ,t pr Innry election,
of America heating" and all thnt stulT
eiders should always remember that
K>y aru
is :' Those
they
are fiavin„
having Hucce88
success by
by th
this
Those cities nnd’towns wavering in and strikes mo for n handout I will
Hu ><>11111,sti r» nro to have a Merry j,ncthod. It occurs to the Herald that their mind whether commission form lie tempted to strike,
f hnslmas and wo should bond all our thu catt|omun know more about the „f government really presents any
—
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* IWts to keep their hearts young i n 'cattl., bU8|no.s than those who never points better Hum tho old alder,nanic Eyes Tested
Glnsses Fitted
*ms joyous season. I he giving of raised a cow nnd they should bo allow- form, need only look at St. IViershurg
” lfts may he curtailed to some extent ed to work out they* own Halvatlun which, in a few weeks, rid itself of nn
TOM MOORE
and tho lavish giving of former years without any of Hie newfangled laws undesirable official and filled ids place
may lie discontinued hut just Hie kind and restrictions that threaten to ubol-; with ono on whom the citizenry united
Optomclrist-Optlclnn
remembrance in a Christmas card ish thu raising of cattle and that have ns the man neded to recoup tho loss
gives that touch of feeling nnd friend never worked out in the manner as sustained before his election.—1Tampa
Opp. Poatofficc
ship that would go with n gift nnd it tlie government agents predicted,
Tribune.
Wc Appreciate Your Business
is not the intrinsic value of u gift
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-----------------------but the spirit in which it Is given
HERE'S AN OUTRAGE.
Christmas Cards, Tags and Seals at Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated
Our usual line of good Horn
Hint makes the impression upon the
Rower & Roainilint’s.
231-ltc
hearts of the recipient,
Unprecedented, without a scintilla
made Candies, nnd for the ben
Tho world is passing through,a cru of justice, equity or understanding I
g w m fT T W iT fim m w T ym t t T m a m Y m m f f a f t i t r
fit of those that are partial
cial period and the spirit of Christmas tho Interstate Commerce Commission
will do much to weld together tho today refused to permit a public car
shipped goods we have tliei
hearts of all nations. America, as rier to reduce its rates so that the
usual, will do all In her power to suc freezing nnd starving populace in
also good variety of mixed ■
cor tho needy of all nations nnd Amer that aren traversed by a railroad
25c per lb.
ican relief will extend round tho could have coul at twenty per cent
world.
less through mich a reduction.
There are more Wellington* told tIn-r, any oilier ripe '
The charm of Electrical Gifts
hecauio you cannot buy n belter pipe far ihn price, ’lho 1
It is criminal autocracy, nothing
Wellington insure* ■ coul, *wcet iinuke not once but all
Ilea in this fact.'— they keep
short of It. When wo hnvo n repub
lho time. Made ami guaranteed by tho world'* Urge*!
If you don’t see your
right on serving nnd pleasing
lican mlminlutration boosting for the
maker* of pipes.
year aftor year. Electrical Ap
plutocrats at ono end nnd bearing
pliances nro the “little servants
down on tho poor at another there is
of
the Home” so much in demand
little wonder that some of the unrea
In modern housekeeping.
soning laboring classes resort to vio
the
U N IV E R SA L p i p e
lence. The Solomons are pulling
Could any gift bo more appropriate
We will be glad to show you tim Wellington in all it*
down the temple on their own heads.
to
express a lasting regard?
many shape*—ono of which will suit you. Wo won't
—Pnlntkn News.
Uk you to buy, Just como in and get acquainted.
windows,
Thoro arc so many things to choose In our show
You are rivrht, Goode. Wc were
Joe’s Smoke House
from at this Eloctrbnl Shop—PercoY
Just wondering how long the press
tutors, Washing Machines, Electric come in and look around
West
First
St.----Sanford,
Florida
I.’ .
nnd tho people of this country will
Irons, Vacuum Sweepers.
Ry „n
stand for this sort of thing, especial
—we have Something
means
give
Eloctricnl
Gifts
nnd
ov-|
ly in the present condition of affairs
ory member of tho household will for all of the family.
so many are out of employment
bless
you on Chrlstinns and every day l
&when
rnd every effort should bo expended
' thereafter.
to reliovc the situation nnd bring
down tho prlco of every commodity?
Phones 497-494
Popular Price*
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Good meals, $8.00 per week, Tha
WELAKA BLOCK
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
iiim iE M im ii
kM U iM EM EIU M IM U
■ Temple Club, cornor Third and Park, j
C h ristm a s
The Peoples Bank
ELECTRIC GIFT
liioo"
F. P. RINES
.G IFTS.
W A T E R ’S
of Utility
and Economy
ANDY
I TCHEN’S
R IS M A S
ANDI ES
The World’s
Most Popular Pipe i
■
Merry C h r i s t m a s !
DEANE TURNER ;
CHRISTMAS
_ _ PRESENTS
THE BALL HARD
GILLON & FRY
WARE CO.
�In and A bout
ll.ppeiUng*
Mention of
giltei* 1° **r,e*
fiffonal Itemi
#( Interest
& The Citp <£
■THEweather
I
'saturjln?
I ed by rnin Saturday night or
! Sunday.
Much colder in
! extreme north portion Sun; day and In north and con" tml portion Sunday night.
to
An
to
to
to
ta
to
mi
to
to
fliis week has been a good wook.
Mo Daily Herald on Monday.
bite wants n holiday.
Turkics i com to lie roosting high
Jia year although thoro aro nioro of
itm in the country than hnvo over
(itn before. However, thoro Is
Jenty of other nient If one doeB not
it turkey.
Kev. F. I>. Hunt nnd wlfo of ThomLnille, Gn„ are in the city, the
Lqcsts of Mrs J. N. Whitncr, nnd will
Lend the holidays hero. Dr. Hunt Is
Lformer resident of Sanford, where
for many years ho was pastor of the
Presbyterian church and ho nnd Mrs.
Hunt are loved by a largo circle of
friends. They have spent Christians
in Sanford for the past five yenrs
ir.d their Host of friends nro giving
them a warm welcome “hack home ”
r
•I.*
*;**:•
mi
to
to
Tho to
nd always remember thnt tho
ly Herald will bo with you at cvieason of the year in winter and
mer helping to boost your busli and your town.
THE CHURCHES
Summer weather, Bummer
wenthor right at Christmas
timo but it is God’s wenthor
and wo cannot kick for dospito tho fact that colder
wcathor is really ncodod this
is certainly grand weather.
Think of tho tompernturo
tho day before Christmas
being 81. But this is why
thousands of tourists come
to Florida nnd if wo ioso
on ono thing wo will gain
on another and anyhow no
one will kick on tho woathor op any other subject at
Christmas time. Tnko a
Merry Christmus on us. Wo
will seo you next Tuesday
afternoon. Two wholo days
of vnention nnd wo should
worry about tho wenthor.
8:40 A. M. DEC. 21, 1921
Maximum ................... 81
Minimum ..................... (JO
Unngo ........................... CO
Barometer ..................30.20
Calm and part cloudy.
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W. C. Sntchor of Longwood is in
tho city today on a shopping trip nnd
reports his farm on the Wekiwa river
as being in first class shape. Bill
hns turned his hand to farming nnd
will have a good cabbage and straw
berry crop from which ho hopes to
realize some good money.
Try n Herald Want Ad today.
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A Cozy Home
[> Uy eliminating nil of tho waste, over hnlf of tho Inbor, nil of the
.1 middle man’s profits nnd by delivering n home on record timo direct
' | from the forest to you
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[I Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Built
according to latest Improved methods of house construction, of tho
beat of materials, at a great snving. Their economy is worth Invest!- "
gating.
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JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
1018 West First Street
1018 Went First Street
j W h a t K in d d o Y o u W a n t?
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■ If it is a slightly used or new automobile you want, we have
it, and at a price that will suit you.
HUIUK SIX, 7 passenger.................... ......... $075.00
CHALMERS, 1920 Mode!..................... .......... 825.00
AUBURN BEAUTY SIX ................. ............ 425.0(1
NASH, 1919 Model ............................. ......... 000.00
OAKLAND Sensible S i x .................... ......... 500.00
j First Ferson Buying One of these Cars will be
Given a New Tire and Tube FREE
15% Discount Will Be Allowed for Cash
B. dc O. Motor Co.
FLORIDA
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Distributors for
: Lexington and Hupmobile
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Just received, in knobby patterns, all sizes, Shirts
he will be glad to receive as a Christmas Gift.
FROM THE FOREST TO YOU
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METHODIST CHURCH
Christmas will be observed at tho
Methodist church tomorrow, Christ
ians sermon by Dr. Walker at 11
n. m. subject: "Whnt Christ Has
Mennt to the World" nt tho evening
hour n special service of song ami
whito gifts for the king.
Dr. Wnlker will tell tho story of
tho "Lost Word.”
At nil the services beginning with
Sunday school 0:30 a. m. You are
invited to meet with us.
TEMPERATURE
to
to
Merry Christmas.
Summary of Ike
Float! of Small
Talks Sneelaetly
Arranged for
HaraJd Heedere
DR. WALKER'S CLASS
Tho Sunday School class of Dr.
Wnlkor nt the Princess Thentre wns a
Select Yours Now
month old Inst Sunday nnd like all
babies nt thnt nge had the picture
tnken, tho faces revcnl n big por cent
ScwthnflhiQUl Oakiti toktk' of th0 business men of First street.
AT STAlt THEATKE MONDAY. Men who count In tho city’s affairs.
They mean to make this class n vital
The many friends of Mrs. M. Mnr- power in the things of the city. All
w/ srufff W /s tf/fffur*r
tin are giving her a wnrm welcome men not attending other clnsscs nro
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home. Mrs. Martin nt present is u Invited to attend tomorrow.
S a n fo r d , F la .
-----------------------guest of tho Muntezumn but will I
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shortly remove to her old home nt tho CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT ALL id
SOULS CHURCH.
corner of Fourth nnd Magnolia
known for ninny years as Comfort
-------m at
Cottage, nnd we hope Mrs Martin
Tomorrow is the feast of the nntiv- ■
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will open this flnu place to th0 pub-' ity of Chris*, which will be a low ■
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lie again ns n plnce In which they can mnss and will be celebrated nt 0:30 a.
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get an excellent room during the win-' m. This mnss is only for those np3
ter. Mrs. Martin is the manager of pronching holy communion.
A prospective purchaser can rent with option *■
Second mass, a high mass, will
a summer resort at Highlands, N. C.,
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to buy or will sell now with very small
nnd has been spending her winters commence promptly nt 10 a. m. The
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at Ortega, nenr Jacksonville.
] celebrant will lie Fnther Mninvilie;
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payment
down—
-------tho preacher, Father Ucnnessy, This
J. S. Dinklc of Longwood is among is the parochial mnss.
----------Other Desirable Real Estate---------■
The music wil I be tnken from
the visitors to th0 city today. Mr.
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and Mrs. Dinklc are happy over the Rosewig's beautiful muss and sung
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arrival of their son, E. L. Hinkle, by a specially trained choir. The of
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who has been living in New York fertory will he sung by Mrs. Tnknsh.
A crib and manger, typifying the
ever since his discharge from tho A,
E. F. He was in seven battles in lowly birth of the Christ, will be
Franco during the World War and constructed in the church.
Sunday school, ns usual, nt 9 n. m.
his diseliurgu from the army gives
during
which the tcncherB will ex
him a fine record. He was among
plain
to
tln> children incidents con
thg volunteers from Seminole county
who went to tho call of their country nected with the birth of our Savior,
to take their places in the front ranks and together they will view and ex
and his many friends in Seminole amine tho manger. .The public is in
Classified advertisements, 5 rents * line. No ad tnken for less than
vited to nil the services. Sittings
county are glad to see him hack.
25 cents, and positively no classified mis ehurged to anyone. Cash
free.
must accompany oil orders. Count five words to n line nnd remit ac
Speaking of casts, just listen to
cordingly.
CON
GII
EG
A
TIONAL
CHURCH
this: Florence Reed, Normnn Trev
or, Ilyrono Power, Enrlo Foxo, Wil
FOR RENT—ft room house furnished.
limn Roselle, Henry Stephenson, Paula
Christmas Sunday will ho observed
FOR
SALE
$75.00 per month. Good location.—
Shay, Mile. Dazio, Paul Ducat, Eu- by »» with special music nnd exerFOR SALE—Cabbage plants. J, E. E. F. Lane.
284-8tp
rises
suitable
to
tho
occasion.
Mr
gonu Hrcon, Henry Carvill, Will HourSpaulding.
231-itc
FOR REN*'!’—Rooms and kitchuitnttca,
bun, Ernest Lnmburt ami Charlie Burhan's sermons will give emphasis
Shirley Apt., opp. I’. O.
220-2Gtp
.Jackson. They’re all in the big W. to the living Epistle sent from henv- 1*T>R It ENT—Two light housekeeping
rooms. Apply to 118 Myrtle Ave
K. Zlog fold cinema special, "The Black cn to earth: "God's Love I,otter to
FOR RENT—Ono furnished bed
.
234-3tp
Panther’s Cub" which will bo shown the Children of Mon,” We will try nue.
room, also garage. 110 Laurel Avo.
nt tho Star Theatre Friday and Satur to road that letter tomorrow morn FOR SALE—Paper shell pecans, 801
199-tfc
Magnolia.
ing and got its message.
day, Dee. 23rd and 21th.
At night wo will consider the nn- FOR- SXl.K—Large corrugated Iron 1
WANTED
Clot your Christmas dinner nt the swer men have given to God’s letter
warehouse, located in farming sec-1
Montezuma, $1.00. 12:30 to 2:00 p .1and th0 answer that should lie given, tion, on side track.—A. P. Connelly. i WANTED—Customers Tor fresh mfik,
morning and evening delivorios.—R.
m,
235-ltc Let there ho a full attendance of nil
232-1tc i
L.
Garrison. Phono 3711. lGil-St-Tu
------------------------ ( our members nnd friends nt both of
FOR SALE—Dmigt. Touring Car,' 201-tfc
services.
used only few months in first class
Special Xmas Dinner, $1 these
Our children’s Christmas service condition $500. cash. Can lie seen
George A. DeCottes
HOTEL MONTEZUMA, 12:30 to 2:00 f‘>r the Sunday school will lie given at Millers warehouse, address Or. Cl
Attorney-nl-Lnw
Fruit Cocktail
I 0,1 Monday night beginning at 7:15 V. Jessup, Kiti,mining, Pn. 230-fltc
Over Seminole County Bank
ami all arc cordially invited to Ini
Oyster Soup
FOR SALE—One 2ft Remington auto SANFORD
present.
FLORIDA
Iced Celery
Mixed Pickles
malic rifle with 500 cartridges. One
Mr.
Burhnr.s
1ms
arranged
f‘<r
u
Stuffed Young Turkey, Crnnbcny
One'
series of lectures on tin* subject of 12-gauge Winchester pump.
Sauce
Remington automatic 38 pistol. In HARTFORD BATTERY
Christian Psychology to lie given by
Chicken Fricassee with Spaghetti
Rev. Lillian Britton Fulton of Jack quire Smith Bros. Garage. 234-Gtp
“Battery Insurance”
Combination Salad
FOR SALE—Eight room tiouso with
Mashed Potatoes
Candied Yanis sonville. These lectures nro of sur Lath. Immediate possession. Small
Sold nnd Serviced by
passing interest ami throw a flood of
Escnllnpcd Tomatoes
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
light upon the new thought thnt is payment down, long timo on imlanco.
Homo Made Mince Pie
See
Latin
or
address
llox
782,
Day
English Plum Pudding interesting so many. There will lie tona, Fla.
Haight & Wieland _
19U-Tu-Snt-4w
eight lectures beginning on Sunday
Coffee
Tea
Ice Ten
night, Jan. 1st, 1922, ami continuing FOR SALE—Ono Daisy churn. Call
Smith Bros, Garage
41B-W.
201-tfc
Christmas Cigars, boxes $1.10 to
«nch ,l|Fht
Sunday night,
$5.00.—Bower & Roumillat. 231-ltc January 8th when they will conclude. FOR SALE Oit RENT—8-roomod
Expert Repairing
_____
These lectures nro free to nil and wo
house, 1011 Oak nvc. Phono 283-J.
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
218-tfu
Get your Christmas dinner at tho s,m11 bu
to have you fill the
Oak and First
house
to
its
capacity.
Do
not
forget
Montezuma, $1.00. 12:30 to 2:00 p.
FOR SALE CHEAP—Gas range and
the
date
of
beginning,
January
1st,
236- ltc
ill.
wood range, 1011 Oak avo. Phono
1922.
283-J.
aiB-lffl
Geo. W. Knight
CHICKEN DINNFT, Surdny noon
MULES FOR SALE—Five teams
Real Estate and Insuruncn
mil evening, Gray Gables, on tho
splendid, medium sized farm mules
uench, Seabicczc, Fla.
I’hono 491.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
I nt low prices.—F. N. Burt, DeLeon SANFORI)
FLORIDA
Free bath houses.
74-Fri-St-flm
SERVICES
Springs, Fin.
231-lote
A New Two Story House
3
3
A.
Tho wny to boost your community
is to boost your HOME PAPER.
WANTED—Ford with smnll truck
body. Must be cheap. Box 291, City
208-3tp.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2ft
Subject:
"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE"
Sundny School... 10:00 , m.
Church Sorvlcc__ 11:00 n, m.
Woman’s Club Bldg., Oak Ave.
All Aro Wotcoino.
P.
CONNELLY
LOST
Sanford Machine #
Foundry Co.
LOST—Between Sovonth nnd Ninth General Machine and Holler Works
streets on Myrtlo avenue, pair of
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
glasses. Finder return to Herald of
bands in stock
fice and receive reward.
233*3tp
Crank Shafts Re-turned
.
FOR RENT____
FOR RENT—4 room furnished houso, Sanford Steam Laundry
FOR SERVICE
phone 570 between ft and 0 o’clock
Public Accountant: Audits—Systama
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
Call 146-J
p.
m.
231-Otc
Income Tax Servlre
Church services for Christmns Day,
W. RAWLING, Prop.
FOR "RENT—Two furnished bed
Room 10 McNoill-Davis Bldg.
Decomhor 2ft th:
212-tfc
rooms,
011
Park
Avo.
Phone 852
Orlando, Fla.
7:30 n. m. Celebration for Commun
Acteylene Welding
FOR KENT—Bed room, 311 Park avoions.
OF ALL KINDS
flue.
178-tfc
Sanford Construct*n Co. 10:30 a. m., Mattlns.
11 a. m., Choral Celebration and FOR KENT—2 furnished bed rooms.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Sanford Welding Co.
Sornian.
| Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third Located In Eagle Bldg., 795 Oak Ave.
Plane* and Specifications Cheerful!1 | 7:30 p. in., Vcapors and Address. I Stroot.
IDB-tfc
Furnished
f Thoro will bo no Sunday School FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms,
INSURANCE
All Work Guaranteed
on Christmas day.
BOB Woat Third. Phono 77.
fl. T. PACE
P. O. Bus in* I Special Christmas music, both vocal
231-Otp
___________ ___ _______________ — and Instrumental.
WANTED—To repair autos at home N. Y. LIFE INS. CO.
ono Irtvited.
SANFORD NOVELTY Every
garages Apply 605 West Third St.
W. T. ROBERTS, Agent
Christmas Week Services
231-Otp Sanford
Phone
77.
»:•
Florida
WORKS
St. Stephen's Day (Monday) Dec.
rooms
FOR
RENT—Two
unfurnished
2Gth, 7:80 a. m.
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
MWE DELIVER THE GOOD?*
and private bath. 411 Park Ave.
St.
John’s
Day
(Tuesday),
Dec.
General Shop and MIR 27th, 7:30 a. m.
231-Otp Quick Service Transfer
Work
Storage Facilities
Holy Innocents’ Day (Wednesday), FOR RENT—Half of store, with fine
display window, No. 221 East First If we please yon, tell otherei If aei
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER December 28th, 7:30 a. m.
tell aa. Phone 418
streot, opposite postoffice.
280-tfc
117 Commercial Street Sanford, F la.. 'Christmas threo, 6:00 p. m.
H. W. NICKERSON
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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