155 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/82e9f932dd8cd4a17c8157d4bc522134.pdf 6f1000f4b323a925d58111270425c714 PDF Text Text ' ■ 23? IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME xni, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922 NUMBER S8 SHUT DOWN SATURDAY THROWING ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN OUT OF WORK—CANCELLATION INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION SERVICE ORD­ ER MADE IT POSSIBLE TO GET COAL. IEVIOUSLY THE HOUSE HAD OVER RIDDEN THE PRESIDENTS VETO WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—For the third time the qoldiors’ bonus legisla­ tion failed of enactment. Tho senato yesterday sustained tho president’s veto of tho Fordnoy-McCumbor bill, by a vote of 44 to 28,. foiling four short of tho two-thirds majority. Tho house previously ovorrodo tho veto. Action of tho senate makes it impos­ sible for tho veteran’s compensation at least until tho next session of con­ gress, which boglna In December. Its purpose of somo of tho proponents to DETROIT, Sept. 21.;—The plants of the Ford Motor Company, in the Detroit district, closed la.st Saturday because of the coal situation, thereby throwing: out of work one hundred thousand work­ ers in the different parts of the country, will re­ open tomorrow morning: it was officially an­ nounced today. Orders for re-opening: the plants HUNK HOUSE IN IJOX CAR WAS were telegraphed here by Edsel Ford, president of the company, from Cincinnati. Foi;d said that the BLOWN UP IN THE YARDS cancellation of the Interstate Commerce Commis­ BIRMINGHAM, Ain., Sept. 21.— sion’s service order No. 23, made it possible to ob­ . Outbreaks of violence In Birmingham tain coal. railroad districts caused renewod en­ ergy on tho part of tho city, and county authorities in an offort to put down tho ysc of high explosives. A rigid inquiry is being made in connec­ tion with tho blowing up lust night of n box car used as n bunkbouse for workers In tho yards of tho Louisville & Nashville railroad at Boyles. Charge of high explosives smashed the car to hits. One man was severely injured. MACON, Go., Sept. 21.—Striking Southern Railway shopmen and offic­ ials o ft hat road reached an agreement Inst night, whereby the men are to re­ turn to work in groups starling at ■') I*. M. today. BRITISH WILL INTERFERE IN LIQUOR TRIAL In Restraint of Interstate Commerce and Deter mine Extent BETWEEN TURKEY AND GREECE AND STOP THE FIGHTING HOAI) IIUILDINO TIED UP I1Y IN Meanwhile British Bull D ors a n d Turks Get Ready for, Bloody TERSTATE COMMERCE Fray at the Dnrdenelies COMMISSION ( l i r The A u M t a d d P r e u ) ATLANTA, Belt. 21.—Chnrgcs that priority rulings by tho Interstate Commerce Commission subsequent rail and coal strikes had causod ser­ ious road building tie up in tho south, nffccting moro than six hundred miles of highway pnvlng, made by tho state highway officials, others today at­ tending the Southern Division of as­ phalt association of Now York, sixty milos high type paving Floridn been halted, six hundred men thrown out of employment, chief engineer Cooke of the Highway Commission of Floridn asserted. HOUSE WANTS TO Q U I T B Y NEXT FRIDAY LONDON, Sept. 21.—While the Al­ lied powore are endeavoring to ar­ range pcuco conference to clean the slate between Turkey, and Greece and to prevent moro fighting in the Near East, rumbles of hostilities con­ tinue. Ilolntivoly small British forcos are holding Chnnuk, tho key position of tho Southern shore straits, while the Turkish Nationalists are concen­ trated outsldo tho neutral zono at Ismid and Chnnnk, impatiently await­ ing word to udvnnco. Associated Press dispatch quotus Ilamid Hoy to tho ef­ fect that the Kemnlist army will cer­ tainly declaro war on tho British if they attempt to interfere with the movement across tho straits. Much hopo Is bused on tho result of a con­ ference in Smyrna between Mustapha Kemnl Pasha, and General Pelle of the French high commission. WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—A reso­ ATHENS, Sept. 21.—With thouslution calling for sine die adjournment r at 2 p. m. Friday, was adopted by tho j house todny by on overwhelming vote j WASHINGTON, Sopt. 21.—Unless and tho measure was sont to tho son- j tho defendants take an appeal from ate which Is expected to adopt it, If it ^ tho decision of tho fodoral court In Bos­ is evident it can completo its buslnoss ( ton yesterday, an dpermit n higher by thnt time. Otherwise, tho senato f tribunnl to pnsB on the claim of the I will amend tho resolution to provide | American prohibition navy to jurisdic­ for n Inter adjournment. tion over the esns beyond tho threo AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT SO GET The house prnctienlly disposed of its j AT JACKSON FROM THE FORTY mile limit, the British government is YOU It MONEY pressing business with its action on ^ SEVEN MINERS WHO LOST expected here to take up tho subject READY tho soldiers’ bonus but membors woro THEIR LIVES di; lomutically with tho state depart­ urged by Representative Mondell of , ment. LONG TRIP ( H r T h r Ananrlntrd P r e u ) Wyoming, the republican lender, to MADE • (Ilf The AuocIfUrd P r r u ) Up to tho present, the British em­ JACKSON, Calif., Sept. 21—Ono WASHINGTON. Sopt. 21.—Presi­ remain on the job for possible action IN HYDRAPLANE bassy has confined itself to requests body is missing todny of tho 47 gold dent Harding today signed the tariff on a request from the president for n ARRIVES IN FLORIDA for information ns to facts connected miners who perished from gas nearly hill for 11)22 making tho new rates ef­ special appropriation for relief of with several esizurcs nnd searches of a mile dawn in tho Argonnut mine. fective at midnight tonight. American refugees in tho Nonr Enst. ' ( H r T h e A u o r l n t e d I’r e u ) vessels under tho British flag by pro­ By whim of fate, it was tho body of Tho senate, however, has before it MIAMI, Sopt. 20.—Bert nnd Harold hibition ngents, nnd has mado no ap* disposition of the Liberian loan, n de­ Kruegor, arrived safoly last night a t penranco in ,tho legal proceedings. William Fesscl, the man who wrote on STOLEN DYNAMITE rock with smoke from miner's lamp n ficiency appropriation bill nnd othor Stuart in their hydroplane Bluebird in WAS ih sco Vt r e d Now that tho cases hnvo begun to farewell message for all tho doomed IN ABANDONED SHIP matters which or may not ho given which Jhey started South September emerge from tho court dockets, throw­ men. Fessol wroto "Gns getting bad, final consideration 1 from Bnrnogat Bay. ing tho weight of judicial decisions boMeanwhile the question of calling threo o’clock." Harrowing nccounts woro given by hind the clnim of extended high sens TAMPA, Sept. 21.—A quantity’ of congress in special session about No­ tho two hrothors of tohl rnttnmpt to for jurisdiction, it is understood thnt stolon dynamite was discovered this vember ir> to take up administration fly in their hydroplane, Bluebird, from there is to ho n change in tho courso of FUNERAL SEBVICE morning in nil abandoned ship along ship subsidy bill, amendments to tho Now York to Floridn. They loft New the London government. FOR M. E. GILLETTE tho docks nt Port Tampa by guards of transportation act nnd certain ap­ Engino troubles Tho British contend that the issues HELD IN NEW YORK the Atlnntie Const Lino. Sheriff is propriation hills was considered at a York Soptomborl forced them to innd in a numbor of raised by the court'decision in Boston working on tho theory that tho dynn- conference todny between President plncos. Finally engine stalled on North yesterdny in tho enso of tho British ( H r T h e A aao flla ie S P ra a a ) mite wns hiddon in tho ship prepara­ Harding nnd Sponkor Gillott, of tho Florida coast and piano landed In NEW YORK, Sopt. 21.—Funernl schooner Grnco nnd Ruby, which was tory to being used to dnmngo railroad house; Scnntor Lodge of Massachus­ ocean off Cumberland Island. When services will bo hold here tonight over hold for rum selling boyond tho three etts, tho republican senato leader, nnd plnno hit the water tho aircraft waa mllo limit, are fnr moro grnvo nnd im­ Miron Gillette, former mayor of shop property nearby. Roprcsentulvo Mondell. Tho congress­ lopelessly wrecked, but tho boys warn portant than nny moro question of tho Tnmpn nnd a former president of tho ional lenders woro snld to favor such near enough to swim ashore. They STORM OFF COAST punishment of a few smugglers, or Citrus Exchange, who died at a local a stop and President Harding has in­ then walked some distance, reached a VIRGINIA TO FLORIDA the enforcement of domestic custom hotel horo last night. Tho body will dicated thnt it was under considera­ ralirond, whore they boarded a train bo taken to Akron, Ohio, for burial. laws. GALES CONTINUE tion. Mr. Gilletto was sixty years old, and for homo nt Stuart, Fin. In tho British view, there is Involvod In the closing momonts of tho house is survived by wlfo nnd n son. tho greater question of freedom of tho WASHINGTON, Sopt. 20.—A storm session today, Mr. Mondoll sought un- PROPOSE UNION OF THE high sons. If it is possible for nny na­ off south Atlantic contra! .today, lati­ nnimous conncnt for two minutes in tion to exteqd its Jurisdiction beyond FIFTY MILLION EVANGELICAL CHURCHES tude 32 lingltudo 77, with nppnront which to tell of tho achievements of tho old recognized limits at its own INTEREST MONEY pleasure, it is rognrded by tho British FROM ENGLAND motiol) -toward North Northeast, this congress and Representative Gar­ Weather Burenu reported. Gnlos con­ rett, Tennossco, tho domocrntlc loader, BARRINGTON, HI., Sopt. 20.—Unns important thnt somo understanding tinued off South Atlantic Cost, stirm naked i fthe story could not bo told in ion of tho Evangelical Association and ( l i r T h e A aao cla (a d I'ra a a ) mould bo roachod ns to tho oxtont of WASHINGTON, Sopt. 21.—Great ono minuto. warning romninod displayed from Vir­ tho United Evangelical Church, a tho powers claimed. "This congress has transacted moro mlvomont which has boon underway Secretary of Stato Hughes initiated Britain’s payment o fintorcst on war ginia Cupes to Jupiter, Florida. Important business during the present for some time, is expected to be con­ negotiations to this end, but so fnr the debt to tho United States duo October session than wns ever transacted by summated at the general conference British government has not ropllcd to 15, will amount to approximately FLORIDA POST any congress in American history,” of tho church to bo held hero Ih Octo­ INTO BANKRUPTCY * his invitation to seek a reciprocal un­ fifty million dollars, according tb tho FILED TODAY si\id Mr. Mandell, after which ho asket ber, according to E. S. Hongat, steawderstanding authorizing tho search of belief expressed by Trossury officials. tho privilege of extending his remarks. ardshlp secretary o fthe United Evan­ vessels of either country within cer­ I B r T h e A a i M l a i H P ra a a ) ITALY WARNS RUMANIA "I suggest that tho gentleman from gelical church. tain zonos. TAMPA, Sopt. 20.—The Florida Na­ Wyoming be given an hour in which to ABOUT ANY ACTION tional Publishing Company, publishers tell whnt congress has failed to do,” A number of minister* in the east BY BULGARIA TODAY favorable to tho bill on tho first voto, of tho Florldu Post, which recently said Roproaent&tlvo London, socialist, Pennsylvania conference, however, In­ cluding Biship W. F. HU, are opposed was paired against it. nusponded publicatlln, at Wlntorpark,1 Now York. , to the union, Mr. Henge stated. 4.77 to 1 yesterday. The senate vote There wns only brief consideration ROME, September 21.—Italy has filed a voluntary petition In bankMr. Garrett obtained permission to yesterday comparod with 47 to 22, by of tho monsuro in the house. In call­ officially Informed Rumania taht sho ruptc todny. Asssots were given as which the measure, w n ^ first passed ing up tho bill, Mr. Mondell said it will not permit any action by Bulgaria hundred nnd nlnoteen thousand dol­1 extend his remarks on "the non-work PERMIT IS ISSUED FOR POWER RIGHTS had been considered for a long tlmo which would chango the present status lars, with liabilities of forty-six thous­ of congress,” announcing that he August 31. Most of tho house votes to sustain and furthor debate was not likely to quo in the Balkans, and is ready if and dollars. IN WB8T FLORIDA tho president wore cast by members change a single vote and was unnec­ nocesiary to take recourse with mil­ and others from eastern and southern states with essary. Mr. Garrett, the minority itary measures. WASlTlNGTO ,Sopt, 2l!^T he Fed­ western delegations voting almost sol­ lender, asked that there bo an hour’s eral Power Commission has issued 'a (NATIONAL FIRE PREVENTION discussion, but aftor crites of "vote, MEXICO CITY, Sopt. 20.—Fourteen idly for the bill. WASHINGTON, preliminary permit to B. H. Harda­ DAY IS DESIGNATED There were two changes in the-sen­ vote," from the Republican side,,, the porsons were killed and seventeen In­ way. of Cqlumbua, Georgia, for instal­ ate, Senator Cameron, Republican, majority leader moved the previous jured in wrock yesterday of a north­ lation of a six thousand horespowar Arizona, who voted for the bonus or­ question nnd the roll call was ordered. bound passongor train at Empalma( project in Chipola River, near Alta, iginally, voting to sustain tho veto, Announcement of tho result of tho Gonzales. Wrock was caused by washFloridaA competitive application by whllo Senator MeKinley, Republican, voting was received in sllenco. The opt. It Is possible that other bodies G. M. Thomas was denied by the com­ Illinois, who,. It was announced, wns same was true in the senate. may be found In tl)o debris. mission, �Correct Dodge Kribbendore-Ditteman Co. Old Ladies’ Comfort* Green “Comfy” Felt Slippers Beacon (Formtrly gold by Perklm & Britt) Edmond’s Foot-Fitter Dr. Reed Cushion Menzie Work Shoes Men’s Interwoven Brand Van Raalte Brand Pigeon Brand We Give One Certificate Certificate with each 25c purchase good for Community S i l v e r ware. —Coupons re­ deemable at' Itoumillat & A n d e r s o n’s Drug Store. with ench 25c purchase good for Community S i l v e r ware. —Coupons re­ deemable at Roumillat & A n d c r n o n's Drug Store. Ask About It! 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Guess the nearest number of seeds in the jar and you get your choice of uny pair of Shoes In stock One guess with each purchase of 10c or over. SHOE REPAIRING—HAND WORK SHOE POLISHES FINDINGS Dyanshine Shu-Milk Two-in-One Whittemore’s Chain Lightning Garters Shoe Lace^ Insoles Corn Plasters Scholls Necessities Kelly’s First National Bank Annex “CASH BEATS CREDIT" �m in a iii ■■■ ■ * THE BIG NEW FEED STORE ------------------NOW IN OUR NEW BUILDING Purina O-Molcno 100-lbs., per sa ck .................. . Purina Cow Chow, 24% P Purina Calf Chow, 25-lbs., Purina Hen Chow (Serato 100-lbs., per sack.... Putina Hen Chow (Scratch), 50-lbs., per sa c k .... Purina Hen Chow (Scratch), 8 1-8-lbs., per Back Purina Baby Chick Feed, 100-lbs., per s a c k ...... No. 2 White Clip Oats, 100-lbs., per sack.— 1 — ...... $2tl5 No. 2 Yellow Mixed Corn, 100-lbs,, per sack 12.00 Alfalfa Meal Pea Green, 100-lbs., per sack ...................... | 2.50 Pure Wheat Brand, 100-lbB., per sack ..........................$2.25 Pure Wheat Shorts, lOMbs., per sack *■**•*••••**••••••••*■«•**•**,,$2.25 Grit for Chickens* 100-lbs., per sack WMM.MMfliBO OyBter Shell, lOOilbs., per sa ck ............................ ..................$1.50 PHONE 181 Roaches, Flies, Mosquitoes and Ants, and the Spray purifies the air in the tvhole house. Buy a Nice large quart Spray Can from us and try the Three Py-Ute Friends PHONE 181 ' SANFORD, FLORIDA n n a n n n iiu a iM iH iii,,, For Long Time to Come ns Sen “ ate Will Probably Sustain His Action WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—The house passed the soldiers bonus bill over the president's veto. The vote was 238 to 64, fifty more Laan tho necessary two-thirds majority. WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—Tho sol­ diers bonus, votoed yestordny by Pres­ ident Hording will he started today on Its second voyage through con­ gress. Favorable action by the house In looked for generally but friends of tho measure doubted If they could muster in tho sennto the necessary two-thirds majority to override ’the veto, A plan wus to call up tho kill In tho houso this afternoon and have u roll call after an hour or two of de­ bate. Tho time of the senate action Is indefinite. Some favored final tsot of strength Immediately after tho houso voted, hut others counselled for n delay till tomorrow. WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—Presi­ dent Harding vetoed tho soldiers’ bon­ us bill, Informing congress In a writ­ ten message that while ho was in ac­ cord with "the avowed purposes of the measure," ho did not subscribe to Its provisions. The executive’s action was regard­ ed generally in Washington as making improbablo a bonus for tho world war veterans, at lenst. for soma time to Como as it appeared to ho almost cer­ tain thnt tho veto would be sustained by the senate, A vote in tho house wns planned for today with senate ac­ tion to follow later In tho day or on Thursday. Mr. Harding sot forth a number of ronsons for returning tho hill to tho housu without his approval. These In­ cluded: Failure of congress to provide n moans of financing. That inevitably tho bonus would moan increased taxation. That the legislation would wipe ev­ erything thus fnr accomplished to re­ duce governmental expenditures whereevor possible. , Thnt a pence bestowal in which tho Bervlce mon was a "porvlslon of pub­ lic funds” and suggested "that future dofense is to bo inspired by compen­ sation rather than consciousness of duty to flag ami country." That to add one-sixth of the total sum of tho public debt for distribu­ tion among loss than 5,000,000 of 110,000,000 people would undermine "I have taken Cardul lor run* down, worn-out :ondition, nervousness ond sleeplessness, and I was weak, too," says Mrs. Sllvie Estes, if Jennings, Okla. "Cardul did me Just lota of good—so much that 1 gave It to my daughter. She com­ plained of a soreness in her sides and bock. She took three bottles of y" her condition was much "We. have lived here, near Jennings, lor 26 years, and now we have our own home In toWn. I have he'd to work pretty Mud, as this dbUntry wasn't built up, and It made It hard fbr us. "I WISH i could tell weak women ot Cardul—the tnedldne . that halped give ma the strength to go on and do my wort." Iconfldcnco on which the nation's cred­ i t was buildod, and "establish the pre­ cedent of distributing public funds whenever tho proposal and tho num­ bers affected mnko It seem politically appealing to do so.” That the $10,000,000,000 of matur­ ing public debt In tho next six years would bo difficult to moot without adding the complication of addod bor­ rowings on account of a bonus, That tho adjusted certificate plan of payment with its bank and govern­ ment loans wus little less than a certi­ fied Inability of tho government to pay and n "practice of sacrificial barter" by the veterans, » That tho bonus would not diminish the Inter obligation in tho way of pen­ sions to tho world war veterans. Assorting that this obligation would "cost mure billions than I venture to suggest,” tho president declared thut "a rational financial policy today is necessnry to mnko the nation ready for tho expenditure which Is certain to ho required in tho coming years." Mr. Hurdlng also called attention to the sums now being expended for the enro of the diseased, disabled or dependent and asserted that tho total cost of this work, with the insurance liability added, would probably ex­ ceed 25 billion dollars. As to the Immediate ami ultlmnte cost of the bonus, Mr. Harding said this was not definitely known. Treas­ ury estimates, based on what seem­ ed the most likely exercise of tho op­ tions, he continued, figured the direct cost at $705,000,000 for tho first four years and a total cost In excess of four billion dollars. He added thnt no estimate of "the larger Index cost" hud over been made. At Kansas City Yesterday and Regular Sunday Fatalities Happened KANSAS CITY, Sept. 18.—Hospital representatives today in­ dicate the probable recovery of Joe Thomas, Eddie Kearn, Jimmy Murphy and Pete Do Paolo, famous automobile racing drivers injured yesterday in a series of accidents which marked the dedica tion event of Kansas City’s now speedway. Roscoe Sarles, of La fayette, Indiana, was killed when the steering knuckle broke. HOVER OF ALL THE IlODIES AND BRING WHILE WAR CLUBS OVER EUROPE WE THEM TO THE SURFACE WAIT TODAY JACKSON, Calif., Sept. 20.—While mine rescue crews continued to bring bodies to the surface from tho Argo­ naut mine, the west today turned at­ tention to relieving tho plight of the families and dependents of tho fortyseven men who died after being Im­ prisoned by firo, fur below in tho gold workings. Compensation checks and funds realized from prize fights, the­ atre benefit performances aro already pouring in. NINE BROUGHT TO THE SUB WHEN WHISTLE BLEW THIS FACE; CORONER’S JURY TO MORNING WERE ON RE SWORN IN TODAY THEJOH -------JACKSON, Cnllf., Sept. 20.—Five RALEIGH, N. C., Sept. 18.—All the bodies of minors, entombed 22 days Seaboard Air Line shopmen who went by n firo in tho Argonaut gold mine on a strike July first went hark to jwere brought to the surface yester* work at their old jobs when tho whls- day. The United States bureau of tlo blow at 7;0U this morring in ar- mines crow wrapped the bodies In cordnnce with an agreement reached Jcanvass where they wore found tho between tho railroad and tho strik- night before In tho 4,860 foot level of ors, the Argonaut nnd carried them thru -------the Kennedy mine adjoining, Thrco JACKSONVILLE, Sopt. 18.—E ig h to f tho dead wero Identified. The work hundred mon, approximately half o f(of bringing out the 47 victims of tho Jacksonville's striking shop craftsmen firo and tho poisonous gases will conreported for duty at the Seaboard Air'tinuo until nil have been recovered. Line shops this morning under tho A coroner's jury will be sworn In Chicago agreement. The strikers on today by Mrs. Loin rotter, tho coronolher roads here, Including tho Atlnn- er, to vlow tho ill-fnted miners. An tic Coast Line, and Florida East Coast Inquest probably will ho held tomorremuined out. Reorganization of row. It is not expected the responsiplans for remainder of the striking blllty for tho disaster will ho fixed, forces were being laid today and it Tho bodies wero conveyed to n buildwas announced would ho perfected at ing on tho Argonaut property, a mile n moss meeting to ho held tonight, from the Kennedy shaft, ami placed In KELLER FAILED TO PRESENT EVIDENCE , AGAINST DAUGHERTR WASINGTON, Sopt. 10.—Declina­ tion of Roprcsentatlvo Keller, Repub­ lican, of Minnesota, to present evi­ dence today to RUpport his Impeach­ ment charges against Daugherty as result of rail strike Injunction brought about adjournment of Houso Judic­ iary Commlttoo after an hour’s ses­ sion at which It board Kollcr present general preliminary statement. ATLANTA, Sept. 20.—With war clouds hovering again over Europo, Great Britain still is wnitlng for America to come In ami holp make a lusting pence for tho world according to Sir Charles Wakefield, former Lord Mayor of London and Harold Spcncor, British author, who were with the Sulgrave mission that left this morning for Topckn, Kansas. Mr. Sulgrnvo stated his belief thnt n great war will break out again. ABOUT NOVEMBER FIRST SHIP SUBS1DARY BILL FOR Ing officers got warm. Tho Bradford county sheriff told him Shackleford said, that two mon appeared In Lawtry Thursday morning ond made known their purposo .f thwarting Williams' capture. Ho could not arrest them, ho said for ho had no war­ rant. It is expected thnt tho four men ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND AltE hold In connection with Wednesday OUT DOING NOTH. night’s alleged wrecking plot will bo ING given n preliminary hearing today. DETROIT, Sept. 18.—An Industrie army of upwards of ono hundred thou, Minister’s Death sand today entered upon n period of Matter of Conjecture Idleness and the mammoth Ford Mo. Who Killed Him tor Company plants woro deserted ox. cept for caretnkors, for tho first tim« Minister and Choir leader Found in months. Many ir^o workers wei* casting about for Jobs to tide them Killed in Orchard over. Ford renewed his efforts to NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Sept* 18. tsolvo tho coni problem. His tusk, ■The question of where Rev. Edward j Ford said, to obtain coni at whnt he H. Hall, rector of the fashionable considered reasonable prices was of church, St. John Evangelist, and his no avail. No statement of the probchoir lcador, Mrs, JnmoB Mills, wera able duration of tho suspension wot slain, is shnred almost ‘equally In In­ made. terest with thnt of by whom thoy wero slain, as authorities of two coun­ HABEAS CORPUS FOR J. H. FISHER ties began tho third day’s inquiry in­ to the mysterious double murder. Al­ EXTRADITION FAILS though they displayed unusual reti­ FORT LAUDERDALE, Sept. 20.cence, apparent detectives nro working on tho case and nro not convinced thnt J. H. Fisher, ronl estate dealer, teach­ the rector and Mrs. Mills met death er In local Presbyterian Sunday beneath at^ apple tree where the bod­ school, formerly of Youngstown, 0., released Into last night on a write of ies were found. habeas by Judgo Dnvis of West Palm Bench after extradition papers had keen obtained from Governor ilardce for the extradition on charges of ob­ taining money under false pretense at Youngstown. Tho court ruled the pa­ pers in tho enso were faulty and in­ sufficient. A peanut politician is ono that de­ mands newspaper .support in order JACKSONVILLE MEN WILL thut ho can got a steady Job and buy HELD FOR ALLEGED DYNA more peanuts. MITING OF BRIDGE JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 20.—J. P. Parteo, Otis Norton nnd E. Pearson, three members of tho alleged dynamlta gang were held in $5,500 bonds this morning at a preliminary henr­ ing before Judgo Geiger. The cases grew out of tho attempted destruction of a trestle over Six Milo Crcok near hero nnd the trestle ut Baldwin on tho Atlantic Const Lino. W. O. Con­ ner, who gave full statement of inci­ dents on night of the Baldwin dyna­ miting was released on fivo hundred WASHINGTON, Sept.'20. — Tho culling of congress in special session nbout November first to consider tho } E L E C T R IC P A S T E administration’s ship subsidiary bill It olio kills mloe, eookroechee, w»t«r amendments tu tho transportation nnd bass Vnd ants. II forcM thus peete to run Tram building for water nnd Itot certain appropriations bills consider­ nlr. A tlo box oontnlne enough to kilt 10 to 100 rate or mlee. (let It fro* ed at a conference between President your drug or general etore denier twler. Harding, Spcuker Gillctt, Senator 660 quickly relieves a cold. 38-20tc READY rOR USE-BETTER THANTRAPS Lodge, of Massachusetts, and Roprosentativo Mondcll of Wyoming this H. Harold Hume, Wm. P. Simmons D. A. Morrison, Jr. morning. President Vice-President Secy. & Tran. BEST FERTILIZERS — INSECTICIDES — SPRAYERS — POULTRY. Lauderdale Man SUPPLIES — HONEST GOODS — FAIR PRICES — PROMPT SHIPMENT Ask Your Neighbor—He Known Sought on Charges Get NEW JULY 1ST price list, JUST ISSUED Land Embezzlement In Connection With Combine Which He Wns the Head I STEARNS’ E. O. Painter Fertilizer Co., Jacksonville, Florida of FORT LAUDERDALE, Sept. 18.— J II. Fisher, of Youngstown, Ohio, who has been sought on charges of embezzlement In connection with land deals was turned over to tho Ohio authorities today. It Is alleged ho defrauded stockholders of a land com­ bine of which ho was head, of a sum approximating $50,000. Fisher was a member of tho choir of tho Presbyter­ ian church horo and his counsel an­ nounced ho would fight oxtrudition. SEARCH CONTINUES FOR BOMB ARTIST tempted bombing of tho Atlantic Const Lino Railroad brldgo at Six Mile Crcok Wednesday night Is continued and In tho monntime two mon were juuod on charges of having nssistoa him to escape. Thoy wero C.- C. Harrington, '25, striker, and M. M. Jordan, proprietor of a. grocery store near tho Seaboard Air Line shops.. x . The .men wero arrested on Informa­ tion filed by Deputy Sheriff R. L. Shackleford In charge of tho bombing Investigations. Hla work disclosed, the deputy' said, that Harrington and Jordan spirited Williams away from Jacksonville Wednesday night and later moved him from Lnwtry, Brad­ ford county, when the’ trail of pursu- Farms, Homes, . Groves, Lots I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION]’ tlon—lots are being sold right along and building In this section is such os to gladden the heart of those who have the good of Sanford at heart. This la no idle talk—I have weighed the statement and to say ju st what is my candid, convictions would put It most too strong for the careful, conservative person—that person whoso eyes are turned backward-fThe fellow who has VISION will agree with J. E. SPURLING Watch the South East Corner of Pa$e Two �***** *, * B. AND O. SHOPMEN TO together to dlKUM and consider mo* COME BACK ON JOBS tual problem*, 4 aolution can be found which will obviate teat* of atrgngth, BALTIMORE, Md., Sept. 16— A euch aa the strike and the lockout. peaco pact generally known as tha "Under existing conditions, 05 per Babaon Institute Immm a Remarkable Statement on the Capital Baltimore plan, was signed here this cent of the people are made to suffer • and Labor Question by J, Ogden Armour afternoon by Charles W. Galloway, mentally, physically and financially, vice-president of the Baltimore and when 5 per cent engage In Industrial THE STATISTICIAN GIVES REASONS FOR SUBSTAN­ * m to to dispute. Everyone agrees that the Ohio Railroad and representatives' of TIAL IMPROVEMENT the striking shopmen employed on tho whole public ought not be made to “r WELLESLEY H1LLB, Maas., Sapt. 16.—J. Ogden Armour has been look- suffer by re&aon of "wage oarner- 3 . -Mu to n to B. and O. to to m ,j*E d upon as a great capitalist incapable of seeing tho side of cither the Wage omployer” disputes. But as long as Practically all. of the striking B and Worker or the Public. Today, however, he has outwitted his criticism by certain rights now recognised as In* O. shopmen are expected to be back VTho combination of these several to work within ten days. WELLESLEY HILLS, Mass., Sept. joining out frankly for both the organising of wago workers and the protec­ alienable continue to be bo recognised, factors points to a merchandising 16.—Robor W. Babaon evidently Is tion of the public. Mr.'Armour begins his discussion by saying that the the public will remain the innocent byshortage. If I were a retller 1 should not upset by labor difficulties and the problem of the employer and /ho wage earner Is not primarily to divide prof­ atandor who gets tho most of the certainly buy all goods necessary for RENTS FLY HIGH IN ., threatened coal shortage. In a state­ its but to assure them. "For certainly they must be made before they can be bricks. Wage earners any they havef GREENWICH VILLAGE; drlded. Dividing them," saye Mr. Armour, "is a mighty easy Job alongside n right to refuso work; employers ment Issued today he fotcc&ats good Christmas trade now and insist upon RESIDENTS ARE 80RB early deliveries. of making them," In discussing the recent strikes Mr, Armour says, "Strikes claim tho same right. Wago workers business for tho naxt few months. "This general increased business ac­ or lockouts merely show which factor for tho moment Is the most powerful, say they have a right to fight for what "Go After business now!" says Mr. NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—Greenwich tivity will lead In turn to the^ Increas­ B^hson. "Buyer-* during thcBe past wd not In any ,sense determines village is about to lose ita Bohemian ,,, .vjun what . . . . Is right. It is tho strongest WPP side which *lue them; employers make a atmed buaineaa and industrial profits that trlna and this la not necessarily tho side which should." His complete state- U«r claim. I appreciate the danger two years have been following • hand are already being reflected in the ac­ residents. ■W pent ndvocal Renta have been forced sky high* ■tent as Just issued at tho recent conference on Public Relations at the Bab- 0f advocating the abrogation of any to mouth policy. Everyone has pur­ tion of the stock market. Increased Mn Institute Is as follows: the artists complain, by the competi­ rights, but It does seem that tho pub­ chaser ns little ns possible because u "Efforts to take Labor or Capital out of tho list of commodities subject lic too has some rights, nnd that Ita delay has meant lower prices and a profits, of course, mean more monoy tion of idlo rich who know nothing of to the law of supply and demand are responsible for what is generally called rights have precedence over the coiiccquont suvlng With the turn of for expansion and equipment. Rents a rt but like to wear flowing tlos and the struggle between Capital and Labor, or moro properly speaking, tho rights of any minor factions, bo they the buslnest tide, however, prices and monoy rates, In tho monnttmo, are live In the midst of temptation. Struggle between employers nnd wage workers. Always In tho past, a sur­ workers or employers or stockhold­ again tend up and both business men tending gradually downward reliev­ Judan Bowes, chairman of the rent ar.d Individuals will make more mon­ ing both individual and business house committee of tho league of American plus of worker1! has meant lower wages. Thoso with labor to sell have said ers. in tho matter of over-head. Banks {hat capital was cracking the whip, while employers pointod to Increased com­ "I am a firm believer in tho fact ey by buying ahead rathor than by Artists, has called a meeting of artiste petition and lower selling prices as both Justifying and compelling lower op­ thnt men In the main are reasonable following tho moro conservative pol­ have ample funds to meet all com­ and real ostato men to arrange for icy. An analysis of 70 basic materials mercial and investment requirements. wholesale studio buildings on the tope erating cost*.and that when they understand what In many localities monoy Is a drug of commercial buildings along the im "On the other hand, when workers aro scarce, wages go up. Then thoso is the requirement of economic law for instance shows that 48 are high­ on the market. The alight seasonal Hulson end East rivera. with capital invested have .maintained that the wage workers take advantage they will find a way to adjust them­ er today than they were a year ago, tightening will doubtless be experienc­ 0f the situation. The wage workers' reply la that higher living costs justify selves to it, but if they fall to do so 24 are lower than a year ago, whilo ed at crop moving time, but taking No settlement will bo made in tho higher wages. Thus It will be seen thqt while thoro isn’t any question but and if thoir failure Is detrimental to four commodities show no chnngo. the /all season as n whole monoy thruthat wnges go up and down in accordance with tho law of supply and demand, public Interest, then thoro ought to Price Increase will bo folt most on out tho West and Sount should come Near East except by war says the Turkish stntosmen. Then give the there aro two different explanations for tho phenomenon. Either is reason­ bo means for forcing settlement thru tho raw materials that have been nearer to tho Now York market lovol. scoundrels war. A few British and able or unreasonable, according to one's own viewpoint. compulsory arbitration. I am, today, completely deflated, but finished goods "In the Investment market, prices "There aro at this writing more (product for $2.00, the layman says an ndvocatc of compulsory arbitration in practically all lines will show some of good bonds promiso to rulo strong, somo American mnrinca could do tho \hnn the usual evidences of tho strug- there is a dollar profit, but ns often nB as a means for ending "employer- strengthening during tho next few this fall. As investment capital accu­ job. Yj4b g]6 between employers nnd wage [not such a margin between cost nnd wage worker" disputes which cannot months. mulates tho Interest rates ease off, "It iH particularly important that workers. -This is due to the fact that'price means n loss. It may cost con- be ended by mutual ngreement. bond prices automatically rise. As after a long period of increasing wag-[sidernble to turn tho raw product into "1 state to tho Babaon Institute that retail merchants fully grasp this profits nnd income lncrcaso, tho nones there camo a turn in the tide which tho finished article since tho labor in- there should bo a tribunal of such change in tho situation. They must tnxnble issues will again be In de­ e Sheriff of Srmtnola C s a i t f i of had been carrying wages nnd prices j volvcd nnd the equipment used may character that Its integrity nnd fair­ turn with tho tide. Tho retailer should mand. The affect of commodity pric­ T othth e M a le of F lu rld m lie I t Known, T h a t I. H. CLAT to higher nnd higher levels. With tho be n very big expense. On top of that ness Is beyond question. Upon that plan on u substantial increase in es will bo more than offsot for tho M CRAWFORD, S e c re ta ry or S ta ts of tho •A end of tho period of war inflation [ there will bo storage charges nnd tribunal should rest responsibility for trade botween now uml Christmas. If tlmo bolng by tho quantity of monoy Slate of Florida, do hereby give notice -# came nn Insistent demand for ro-ad- freight bills nnd sales costs. There settling difficulties when direct nego ho does not he will bo caught with n available. Continue to hold your ‘h0t GENERAL ELECTION justment. Just what ro-ndjoustment arc a dosen charges thnt ontor In and tiatlons fall. Tho tribunal should shortage rathor than a surplus of bonds. " i. Will bo held In Satnlnole County, State goods, nnd n transportation tie-up will of F lorida, on Tueeitny next succeeding means depends largely upon who do-[conspire to wipe out tho margin, nnd have nmplo powers to compel sub "Whothor or not we shall havo a re­ tho first Monday In November, A. D. fines it. To employers it means n not tho least of these is represented mission of disputes to It and to on- make it difficult to get more on short action In tho stock market this fall is 11*23. tho eald T uesday being the Seventh Day of November return to normal operating costs, etc., by the tax that tho business pays. force its findings. Only in thnt way notice. "This increase in business will bo not tho point. Wo may get tho break F o r United HtntoH Senator from the while to wage workers it means lower "Tho sum total of at) its operating can tho Interests of tho great majority S ta le of Florldn, for nix yonrn from thnt tho 'hcuTB' aro hoping for or 1. 1933. prices on tho essontlals of Ufo. and overheud chnrgcs may cusily wipe be safeguarded. Strife botween em- duo to a combination of . Increased stocks may climb suddenly. Tho point F o r March ono ltoproHontntlvo of tho F o u r th purchasing power nnd a change in the Conurrimlonal Dlntrlct of tho S ta te "Innsmuch ns about 00 per cent of,out what upenrs to bo a wide ninrgin ployers nnd wago workers, based on of importance, ns I hoc it, is tho fact of Florida, III tho S ix ty -e ig h th Conthe ultimate price of commodities In between raw product costs and fln- misunderstanding of economic laws, attitude of the goneral public. In spite that wo hnvo just turned tho corner at arena of tho United Stilton. of the strikes nnd labor unrest there F o r Hui’erltitendeiit of I’ubllc In e tru o genorul represents tho labor costs In- Ished article prices. Men work for a must bo brought to nn end." tho bottom of a period of depression tIon of th e Hlnto of Florldu. is relatively littlo unemployment at F o r two JiiHik'cn of the Suprem e Court -----------------------cilicnt to production, manufacture, livelihood nnd capital works for internnd thnt the Btock market hus never of the S ta te of Florldn. present. On incomes over $1,000 fig­ distribution, etc., It ought to bo ob-[ crest, and there always will be room m n a For two Itnllrond Cominlealoiiera of th e ures show thnt 48 per cent of tho pur­ reached its high point until early in Stale of Florldn. ious that wnges and prices aro In tho for difference of opinion ns to what tho period of prosperity. Thoso who For ono mem ber of the limine of Itepchasing power of Ihu country comes ronouliillven uf tho S ta te of F lo r i­ same bout and must float or sink to -[ constitutes a good livelihood and a own goad stocks outright ned do no da. to the individual as wnges and sal­ gethor. Thus when markets slumped good Interest, but there need bo no F o r County Surveyor. aries. This makes up the bulk of the worrying about tho market. For FIva Morharn of tho Hoard of C oun­ and prices fell, wages wore started on question about this fact—neither men ty Commltoilonera. purchasing power upon which the F o r tliroo Mornhnrn of the C ounty Board h h a h h the down trend and thereupon workers [nor monoy will work without n return, In spite of rail tu.d eoul difficulties, uf Public Instruction. average business man must dopend. A J u stic e of thto I'onco In and for he in many industries fell back upon tho.TJw problem of wage earner nnd erageneral buBlncas ns reflected in tho in­ drop in tho cost of living nnd prospect follow ing J u stic e D istricts, vlsi to. strike as a weapon against wage re -!ploycr then, is not to divide profits dex of tho Babaonchurt is holding its KICKEIl ON "L1KKER" of steady work is rapidly turning a F o r Conalnhla In and for the follow ing | but to assure profits, for certainly ductions. Juettaa.D Ixtrlotn, vlx,: No. 3, majority of these people into ready own. Activity is now running at 0 -,v In T eetlm ony W hereof, I h a v s por cent below normal. "The law of supply and demand, mU8t be made before they can ; hud made, up my mind to kick buyers. . h e re u n to net my h a n d a n d a f ­ calls for n return to normalcy, and ^ divided. Dividing them Is n mighty qU|cj{ nnd hnrd In theso columns fixed tho G reat Heal of the "In tho farming field, bumper crops Htate of Florldn, a t Tullnhnswage workers, whilo aiming blows at en*y J°b alongside of making them. against the nmount of whiskey sold and bettor prices promiso to class tho neo, the Capital, this tho tw e n ­ Wo commonco anuthor week tomor­ ty - f o u r th day of Augunt, A. D. employers, aro really bucking up] "Everybody has n right to opinions and drank In Sanford, till I Baw tho fanner as a good prospect Ho has row that tdioulii givo promiso of a (BBAL) * ' H. Cl.AY CHOW FOnD, against Inexorable natural laws, us to tho cure for Industrial ills, and city manager's report nnd low, only bought very littlo sinco 11)20 nnd his much brighter future. It looks now S e c r e ta r y of State. These laws permitted high wnges for the business with which I am con- ONE ARREST for selling liquor, then accumulated needs should nbsorb a Hko tho railroad atriko will Boon bo To C. M. Hand, Hhorlff Seminole Coun­ ty. SS-Vto workers nnd high Interest rate down,1nccted Is now engaged in trying out 1 muBcd nnd wus glad to know all tremendous qunntity of farm machin­ Bottled nnd tho many wrinkles smooth­ nnd they will not permit the retention'n plnn which holds fourth great prom- theso business men who have com- ery and supplies. Thu plans of tho ed out. When it 1b over thoro will ho J . G. Iks of war-time wages. 1Ibo. It is not designed to bring about plained of tho whiskey traffic were business world accumulated during such a runh of huainosB thnt tho mer­ Lewie O'D ryan "It may bo a hard pill for both cap- tho millennium; neither docs It prom- mistaken, nnd tho church folks who theso past two years will ulso he put chants will hardly ho able to tnko O’BRYAN & SnARON t° Klvo workers high wages nnd have thought on methods to check the |nt(J 0,,oration Ulis fnn caro of it. Uni and labor to swallow, but tho Attorneys-at-Lsw lat they nro subject t o_'cmP,oyont profits. It Is founded flow were simply having had dreams. | fact remains thnt „_, ______ _____ W ill practice in all the c o u r ts the law of supply and demand and 0,1 knowledge thnt tho business must Of course thoro iH no such a thing ns j t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o Exam ination of A bstracts o f Land T i­ to to to to to to to ties given eapec ls ! atte n tio n they cannot osenpo It. Regardless of 'prosper If olther employe! or employer bootlegitig here else they would be to Offlaes In Bemlnoole County Bldg. outside Interference, "wage-earner-11* to prosper. With the two factors arrested nnd there is the report in ;to HANFORD, FLORIDA employer" difficulties will always be'working toucher wlth mutual under- black nnd white Just one arrest nnd 1to settled in accordance with tho re­ re-(standing and recognition of tho prob- doubtless ho wns some strange negro i to m SBED CORN, COWPBAB, VELVET quirements of natural laws und all lcniB confronting tho industry, tho who did not know how careful wo arc to to to to to to to BEANS, MILLET, GRASS the ills and hardships of tho struggle results of tho law of supply nnd do- about tho enforcement of law,' How] SEED, SORGHUM liftwcen tho. two factions result from mnnd can bo attained without injury glnd I am I did not kick. How enreSomo time ago while passing along conaidorcd the preceding summer one to oithor factor nnd with ionsequont ful wo should bo? Next tlmo I have For Immediate shipm ent. A ll season ­ resistanco of thoso laws. Field and V egetab le Soede. W rite such an inclination 1 will go to tho a country road I saw a man plowing]of the best ho had ever spent in his able "It seems to mo that tho tlmo has benofit to both. for Price List and C atalocue. Our beau­ a field surrounded by swamps, and life; much cooler and more delightful tiful and Instructive catalogu e la tree "This is being accomplished with us city authorities first—think whnt a coma when wo, ns a nation, Bhould and given valuable Inform ation on - 'j take steps which will enable tho nat­ by tbo workers organizing into whut spectacle I would havo made of my- ns his work reminded mo of, some [in every way than he had found in farm ing and gardening for F lorida and the South. W rite to ua today for apaoOhio. early dnys of plowing when as rcHcmhlcs political constituencies, they solf had I kicked about these wild ural laws to oporato without tho pain­ lal prloea on your aeod requlrementa. Motoring through tho central part Our com plote atook w ill enable ua to ful nnd damaging struggles which are electing thoir representatives to min- rumors thnt preachers nnd doctors Virginia boy I lived on n farm, I stop aupply you to advantage In price and now tho rulo, and which aro not pro­ or nnd major conference boards. The and merchants had so lightly clrcu- ped and chnttod with him, and found [of tha state, I stopped for somo gnso- quality. ductive of permanent good to either minor boards consider matters of luted, yet those are good men, juHt^ him bo enthusiastic about tho state lino at a garngu und tho ownor Boompuroiy local nnd departmental inter- poor deluged souls, for there Is the that I asked him whore he camo from, ed to be in such a jolly, happy humor E. A. Martin Seed Co: m employer or employe. est, while tha major boards broaden record, just one arrest and Lf there j IIo gnvo mo the numo of u small town that I asked hlnv if he wns a native Oldest and Largeat le a d Ilona* to F lo . "I’unuceaa for omployer-wngo work­ I0I-10I S e a t B ay S treet er ills hnvo always boon on tho mar­ tho scope of their interests up to tho had been nnybbdy else doing it of in Ohio nnd.sold thnt ho had .been.o t Florldn,.nnd If not, whoro he camo JACKSONVILLE! -h FLORIDA ket hut-in. practically all cases they point whore the General Conference -curse they would havo boon arrest- foreman of a machine manufacturing from. His reply was that ho had have boon designed to produce somo Banrd sits in judgment on problems od. I nm proud of our official force, company which is ona of tho biggest boon living In Florida for three years, GOOD GRADE effect other than- that which would affecting the entire organization. Tho I hoard once of a city authority who makors of agricultural implements in having como from northern Now come from tho normal working out of Conforcnco Boards are mndo up of said ho would bo careful about onforc- tho country. Asking him how ho Ilk- York; and ho, too, grow so enthusias STABLE MANURE fhe law of supply and domsnd,' They oqunl numbers of representatives of Ing prohibition, lest It would make ud Florida, ho said: "I fool th a t'tic over tho Joy of living In Florida, CHEAP nave sought to keop wages up whilo omplqyos and of tho management, him unpopular, but I am proud we I never lived before I camo hero. As through tho summer as well as thru Prompt Shipment cutting prices, or to force wages and all their decisions call for agree- have a force *hat arrests all who aro a foreman of the big plant In which I tha winter, that he said there woe ono L. W. BERGMANN down whilo maintaining price levels, ments between the two factions. Tho guilty and see how sober wo are? was engaged for years I never knew difficulty ahead, and that was when Box 1163, Station A, Jacksonville, Fla. the Joy of tho kind of lifo which I. tho people of tho country at large or havo otherwise disregarded the plan assumes that reasonable men ONE ARREST fer selling liquor and normal and natural relations between who are acquainted with all tho facts FIVE FOR DRUNKNESS, but theso hnvo been getting In Florida. I feel camo to raalizo tho advantages of wages and prices. Therefore, those about a matter will reach an agree-[who got in troublo got thoir liquor at that this Is tho first tlmo I have boon Florida they would crowd horo In such LANDIS, FISH ft HULL panaceas have not worked and never ment when they place their feot un- ] DeLand or somo other place, else free from drudgery or slavery." And [numbers that the state would bo con- Attorneys and Counaellora-at-Law will. The sooner It is recognised that der the same table and give hon*st , there would be more unrests for soil in reply to tho question as to how ho geatod— Richard II. Edmonds, in ManDeLAND, FLORIDA natural laws will prevail, the. sooner consideration to the problem before'ing llquoiv Now I want to kick likes the summer woathor, ho sutd ho'ufpcturcr’a Record, Will practice in the SUta and them. On the outside chance that against ao much talk about the sale will we find the solution for our al Courts. Special fadlitUa for trouble*. ; The proper solution must some situation may arise In which the [of liquor, when there la just one case •mining and Perfecting Land HARDING APPROVES ARJ|tY FIREti LAST SHOT IN bring the aame result that the nor­ two faction* cannot agree after such in tha month aa you cap aaa by tha PROMOTION SELECTION CIVIL WAR—NOW DEAD mal working of tha law would bring, honest and careful consideration, pro- record. I say hurrah for an efficient to kick sc h elle; m a in e s but must void' the evil* and Ilia and vj^Iot) 1* mad* fay arbitration, bat It administration and 4 want RALEIGH , N. O., Sept. IB— WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 Preal[•[pot expected that this will be necta- against tha kickers. Setahl . damages' incident thereto. .1 LAWYER KICKER. dent Herding today approved the Charles Lunsford, 76, business man QClre in tha Coart Home* "The: fight between employer and •ary. selection of she brigadier generals and and banker, and wjio flwd probably SANFORD wage ofcrner ha* bean described a* "It takes a very narrow-mlnded per­ .thirteen colonels to be brigadier gen­ the last artillery, shot in the. civil way, having j to do ..wltfl * division' of the son to believe that tha. announced CORONER RETURNS erals—tha largest promotion list of while scrying )n the Confederate army VERDICT PRINTY profits.* If that were true, tha profa Rhine* of unionism a rt otbef] hpms Here fast nigHt. high ranking army officers aver an­ lem would bem uch simpler than it right and 'Just, but there uralfco e MIAMI, Fla., Sept. 18— A coroner'e nounced in time of peace at one time. Gee the T resit, is. Division of tHa‘ profits: is certainty th e t.J a -,------a v siS R l A lton * AUTOMO jury today rendered n verdict that E. Mona between unions and emplo; bbto T p o s t p o n e d Nfo* H G ^ c r Ti G. Printy, Jackhsonrllia . salesman, FRINK 18 KING OF wi[l be test*.of-strength. A U. 8. TRAP8HOOTER8 whose body wa* found in Indian River o r e lockout merely ahewe which I SANFORD, FLA. KANSAS CITR, Sept. 10— 17* here two weeki ago, came to Ms death much ignorance there is- relative to tor ia for tha. moment dominant by a b]ow upon the head from some ATLANTIC CITY, Sapt. 18—John Kanroa C|ty automobile races have the profits of business. The toy mind la ao> MW determines wMt i* iW; blunt instrument, in e manner un­ S, Frink of Worthington, Minn., won been postponed until tomorrow aha*. asaur.iB* that tbs' margin between tha or what la beet J e» $he- famine* tha grand American handicap trap­ noon, Bprtdwdy of ftdale announced original cost and the ujtijpate selling when I mV bre* 'far the batiste* I known to t^ie Jury. shooting tournament today, breaking thl* morning. Theratonlng weather price (* profit. Tha part that operat­ mean beet for thoso wlii are Intrttgiven a* rw im . . ,^ | ing coats and overheiui Vxpehsei play tag thoir labor an'wefl aa these who Dean Treadwell and R. K, Goft 25 straight targets In the shoot-off * V |" ■ ---in wiping out this margin g*ta'scant ire inrooting thoir capital ■pent SuRday with Mr. Gore's father after he and three others had tied for If John Bull can help ua to enforce consideration, ’‘f ' P lin to .e at Raskin, Florida. Mrs. Gore who Arab place by breaking 86 but of 100 prohlblijon, perhaps in tmia w* can Gotham's spending the past wash at' targets. “When* pereuada him to enforce aomo of out raw mate kin, returned home with them) Boy it with a Harold Want Ad. other law*. AMMNJRGONVERTED GOOD BUSINESS IS IS FALL SAYS BAUSON i i NOTICE OF ELECTION PUBLIC FORUM m SUMMER-TIME IN FLORIDA GEO. G; HERRING Fjito. a swmmm ■H i ■cs.r; �' - _____________ = ass Frank Akers’ Tlra Co. has an ad CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE ,| mala to b* credited to you are liable to be the lucky one. Mi In the weekly and they are going af­ See R. F. Crsnshaw at Postofflc^ ; mont which has crept into the ranks Reading the following list: jM ter your business as they have some or address Box 709. ; of labor, and in some cases forma a of>-4tp Capital prise—Cedar Cheat, donated. A real bargains in tires. Frank has majority in th« unions. It is so in by Welfare Department of the Worn-! * been at this business for many years Herrin, where the brutality and savag­ on's Club. Once you try It, you’ll always bm, I P a k lk M B rtrr M t a r *? and knows what the public wonts in it—Poabody’a Hard Water Blend nnd ery of tho outbreak shocked civilisa­ 3-lb. box of Whitman'! Candy by the line of automobile accessories and Grade A Coffee., tion. We saw recently an analysis of Mobley's Drug Store. 140-fltd; ltw^. |* | I m w >« t » M ) ______ ___ service. It has been one year since tho nativity of the employes of bue Beaded Hand Bag by the Yowell Co. ■C B Sciuraox r u n w advaxcki of the big packing houses of Chicago, There . will be preaching by Rev. Frank stotred in nt the filling sta­ Read What U. S. DepL of Agriculture Man’s Shirt by .Woodruff A Watson. Of 0,000 employes, only about 1,800 , Wahlberg Sunday at the Lutheran tion that he has at the present time Says About What Two Rata Can B®, ■ 3 wore native born Americans, about Large Box Stationery by R. C. Bow- f church at 10:30 and again at 7:30-In and in that tlmo Frank has built up a * / , ______________ r i u i Wolf **V ar, the same number worp foreigners, er. j English. The minister while here will business that is a credit to tho town. According to government figures A t t « u ( aa, w * * . a t t u r « « O l « o * « Spotlight by Wight Tire Co. , Letear A l l a t Karate mostly from southern Europe, Ital­ I bd a guest at tho home .of Mr. and If you need anything in his' line be two rata breeding coftttnunlly r0j s, 'ura. Basket by Sanford Furniture Co. ians, Greeks, Asiatics and others) sure and call by to seo him and ho Mrs. Stedt. three years produce 369,709,48* jn. ‘(H a Naatarte l>al>r H a m i d la white about 1,200 were nogroes. Of Set of Enamel Kitchen Canisters by Sunday school at the Presbyterian will treat you right at all times. M a n an e raaaa ( a u a f t dividual rnts, Act when you sec the anttea. course tho great majorltyy wore dens­ Balt Hardware Co. OaiMfSly at 3:00 in afternoon as usual. Mkl« a a i aula ely ignorant, many of them neither tirtrtU la a rail* first rat, don't w ait RAT-SNAP [, Once you try it, you’ll always buy Sofa Pillow by Speer A Co. Mrs. Nora Lundquist has been hav­ kaawa ta anllM itta a . fteN tear raai» speaking nor understanding the Eng­ Case Coca-Cola f>y tho Coca-Cola ing serious trouble with her ears, the It—Peabody’s Hard Water Blond and the surest, cleanest most convenient 140-Ctd; ltw-c exterminator. No mixing with other lish language. They were excitable Co. effect of the fill from which she has Grade A. Coffee. foods. Drys up after killing—leaves / POST. CARD DAT people easily moved to violence, by the Electric Curling Iron by Gillon A 1bee been ill for six weeks. Shu has no smell. Cats or dogs won’t touch It. specious talk of demagogues. Many Fry. COUNTY SOLICITOR j been taking treatment of Dr. Selman, Sanford U making big preparations of them had never been neutralised Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hnrd. $5.00 Repair Ticket by P. A. Mero. the ear specialist, and Tuesday of GAINED POUNDS ware Co.—Adv. for Post Card Day and the Chamber and wero not American cltlsens. 1 crate fruit by Portcr-Judy-Dutton last week he and Dr. Denton perform­ of Commerce la fathering tho move­ It is so to a greater or lesser degree Co. IN TEN DAYS ed an operation for a mastoid abscess ment aided and abbeted by the Kl- in the steel works and the coal mines, 1 box Johnny Walker Cigars by but she is still very ill from it. Rub-My-TIsm, an antiseptic. 38-20tc wannis Club, the Rotary Club, The and in all vocations where great num­ Wight Grocery Co. Mrs. Christine Bengston spent a Remarkable Gain in Woman's Club, the Elks Club, and the bers of men are employed, and whore Banket of Roses by Mrs. W. A. Fitts number ofrdnys last week with her Weight Shown 'By policeman’s club and alt the other hrnwn and muscle nre more essential $2.00 Ropnlr Credit by Hanson Shoo dnughtcr, Mrs. T. O. Tyner, who took clubs. Sanford ’utonds to send out thun bruin power. Americans natur- Shop. Ferraline User ! her to make short calls on a number more postcards this year than havo' L.ravjtatc to employments of a 24-lb. sack Aristo Flour by C W. of her old friends hure, Mrs. John ever been sent out of this city upon higher grade, where there is more Zoring A Co. Mr. W. W. Lavender. County Boltol Borell, Mrs. Stedt, Mrs. Lundquist. % tor. of Dlbb County, Alabamn, gained tny occasion. It is something that chnnce for intelligence and Initiative, Mr, and Mrs. Cramer made a trip two and a hnlf pounds In about ten Serving Spoon by John T. Brady, „ , , ... „ ... i », days after starting lo use Ferrallns. should receive the support of every ( anj morc opportunity for advanceSunday to Mt. Dora with Mr. nnd Mr*. | This Is a wonderful record, but no Potted Plant, Mrs. W. H. Ginn. live wire citizen of tho county nnd is ,nent. The ignorant and penniless | m ors wonderful than t h a t of many Higgins. t'other* who have w ritte n to th e F orthe greatest stunt for advertising the foreigner drops into the first Job that Mlss Margaret Ericson is nt home rallno Medicine Company recounting Mrs. Keach Tells How She (>Got to . . th e ir experiences wllh Kerrallne. In city that wns ever devised. Post Card offers, or seeks it with others of hia again from Tampa, we are glad to m a k in g bis report, Mr. Lavonder i Know Rat-Snap healDay is tho 30th of September but you ^kind who hove preceded him. Whqn lonrn, and her mother is slowly g e t-' utlon fcoommand tS’thoee peopi's.who can send the cards for one wjok beforo ( trouble comes , through the mnehinaor one week nfterwnrd if you wish,. u ons 0f blatherskites and demo- "Have always feared rats. Lately ' tin* het'**\ Shf waa n Enrich the soil, Increase the neigh ,U Aho diced mnny on my fnrm. farm. A neighit* D? t*n,n*cr>hi.. _ . » . . _ . ' aI now porson and gained two and only tho Chnmber of Commerce waujji ( gogucs, who find workable material In noticed yield, hasten maturity, im­ Misa Eunicu T>ner, who was a re ]jhntf pounde in.about ton day " to check up on the various nssocla- these foreign mnascs they seek ro- bor said he just got rid of droves with prove the quality. It pays to tlons nnd business houses to see who dress of fancied wrongs in the only RAT-SNAP, use them regularly. Stock in sends out the most cards. Tho St. way known to them, that is, in viol- ing. Tried our warehouse at Sanford. Augustinc Record hns tho following t,nce and destructiveness. They burn killed Booklet free from warehouse SNA P comes Lu II.L'O in 111 three .I.IUV sizes, B.AVIi 36c UU \, | , ------ . -----about the event: 1bridges nnd buildings, tear up trncks] RAT-SNAP or from— ,,UHt to thcn ncro.89 thc Evor ! **,f y°ur ,ocnl dt,a,er doca not han As tho first of September nor’enster nn(| wreck trnlns, nnd tcrorizo indivld- cr.c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed b y ; (glades nnd up the Kissimmee and die FERRALINE, send $1.00 direct to brings a breath of fall weather, nnd' unis who arc willing to work for wng- Ball Hardware Co.—Adv, homo. They had good weather until the FERRALINE DISTRIBUTING Armour Fertilizer Works a hint of cooler temperature to come c9 which they reject. It is for the conJacksonville. Florida they got to Kissimmee. Emil Mug- CO. Tampa, Fla. te te te iq b iq lx pooplo in mnny sections of tho North troI of such reckless nnd lnwicss ole* nuson also made tho trip with them J mmm arc already drawing on their scanty mcnts thnt injunctions nnd nrmed tea und they visited thc grove nt Merrits stocks of coni for fires that nro needed guards oro necessary. They would Island. We henr they saw Carl Trio, for warmth nnd comfort during tho never bo resorted to, if strikes wero son while in Miami. first chilly days of mid-September. ] always conducted In n peaceful nnd We nre very glad to henr the strike From now on the nilnds of thousands orderly manner, nnd without violence is being called off on a number of will bo turning longingly toward the t0 those who do not agree with thn rmids and hope A. C. L. will follow Mr. und Mrs. W. M. Wright return­ suit. Sunny South, nnd messages from Htrikcrs. Better still would it bo if the Florida, telling them of tho chnims *trike, ns a menus of settlement of ed Saturday from a visit to Enstmnn,' Charlie Provntt of Kissinicc, who nnd comforts which nwnit them here,1disputes between capital und labor, Gn. attended the funeral of Cleveland nro sure to have their effect. With this could be abolished altogether, nnd tho Miss Warm Pope of St Augustine Jn, o| aftorwaril(l Bpont the night at idea in mind, Post Card Day, which difference adjusted nround the council arrived rived Friday for a few days visit to homo of h„ brf>thor.|n.|nw, Will wns so successful Inst yonr, is again table, without tho destruction nnd dis* her nunt, Mrs. J. N. Thompson, before Hvtiderson. announced by the Florida Develop- order and loss to both sides that al- taking up her duties as assistant Mr. an<l Mrs. Barney Beck also at­ ment Board, nnd the date set is Sep- ways accompanies a general strike, primary teacher nt Apnpka. She left tended the funeral from here, but tember 30th. i Eventually, the adjustment must bo Sunday afternoon for her new home, since then Mrs. Beck hns been real ill Under tho caption "Load tho Mall mndo in thnt way, why not without taking tho trip by auto in company with an attack of ncuritus, Dr. Eolnr Bngs," tho Jacksonville Journal ro- tho hatred nnd rancor and violence with Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Fnrnoll, Wil­ being called. contly carried a timely cditorinl, which that too often comes with tho strike! liam Robert Williams and Mrs. J. N. . | Miss Florence Tyner is spending Pope’s brings out wrnio vital points. One cs-. When wo become moro civilized wo Thompson. Miss vc 0 the week with relatives nt Winder poclnlly good one is tho advlco to "cut will find the better way nnd udopt it. friends are delighted to know she Is to mere. —1Thomas R. Baker, Ph. D, oJ located so near this wintar and , out tho alligator nnd snake stuff" nnd Jn tho meantime it is gratifying to he , , , * , , ,. Mrs. Augustus Swanson spent Wedin this undoubtedly the people of the know thnt there is an element in union h„pc to enjoy mnny week end vWU „„ w |u|„ „n(| Rollins College, Analytic and state generally will concur. Thero nro | labor which condemns tho resort to n ’’T1 er*1 ,, „ , .... , . 'a few days ut the home of the Bccktoo mnny beautiful and worthwhile1violence and brutality, and favors the Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wheeler and' Consulting Chemist says of the *v.iter: "Of the many waters of this and oth­ .... . , w , , _ withs, who had tho fiu. things in Florida to be cmphnslzcd for supremacy of Inwful nnd orderly children returned Monday from Dny-' , , . , , . „ There is to he a surprise at tho er regions that I have nnnlyzed, 1 have found acne superior In all good <i<is1i* any of ub to wnsto time drawing ntton-j methods. Tho Federation of Shop tonn Bench on account of sickness. . , .,1 .... , • , , , .. home of Mr. and Mrs. hhronsporquer tlon to nnurinns and roptilcs. Evory ( CrnftH, of Jacksonville, took prompt Mr. Wheclr nnd two daughters uro . . . . . . . .jj . ^ ^ , in honor of the bride nnd. groom 1Mr. tie* of that of the "Elder Water.’’—Phone SU-W. Office In Miller Building. bit of ammunition ought to count, and action following the nrrest of strikund Mrs. Bolli, who have returned enrds, folders, nnd letters which Indl- ing employes of the Seaboard Air Lino Ilev. nnd Mrs. L. E. Wright nnd from their wedding trip down tho cate tho beauties of tho State of Flor-j for tho attempt to dynnmlto tho Six family left Friday for Daytona Bench East Coast. Idn and some of tho State’s improvo- Milo creek trestle of the Atlantic where they expect to spend ten days Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith amf two ments should ho mailed exclusively. ( Const line, near Jacksonville. In an or two weeks. enme over from Monroe, HKKKKKteKteKKKKKKMKKBKKKKMKKKSaHKteteteaKaaKBtetecaaiiaaii children came With regard to the Post Cord Day ( open meeting tho federation passed Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope, Frances. bringing Major Hendurson arid wife „ of last year, and tho day scheduled thc following resolution: . ... them ... . spend „ . ,,the day , . ~Swope 1, ami, „Miss , ,Mabel . Swope spent with to nt. . the for 1922, the Journal says "Wc, thu Federated Shop Crafts of I uesday nt Delano, where Miss Swope . -,. ■ , ’ . , . - ... , ' home of his son. "Lnat yenr nt the suggestion of J, Jacksonville and vicinity in open mass will remnin m ns a student of Stetson MONUMENTS SLABS, TASKS Mr. Malm spent n few days with L. Wallace, secretary of tho Jackson­ meeting assembled, do hereby publicly University this winter. MAUSOLEUMS BUILDINv. M \NUI E ville Realtors Association, local civic announce that we, ns striking shop­ Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Swope spent Sat­ relatives in South Florida, going down with his Sanford folks. organizations wero recruited into tho men, unanimously record ourselves as urday in Orlando. ________________ MILVIS MARBLE COMPANY mailing campaigns. Prizes wero of- denouncing the persons guilty of doMr. .and Mrs. W. J. Lawton and , , . t r,.i , , ,, Once you try it, you’ll always buy J. W. BARRETT, Representative fered nnd n contest developed. Over struction or attempted destruction of nimly n tu n .n l Thumluy from liny- , ^ P(.ul,0,,y.s w „ ,„ QUARRY DISTRIBUTORS 1,190,000 cards were mailed out from property or any other illegal of un- tonn Bench. Grndo A Coffee. 149-Gtd; ltw-c thls city alone. ‘We nre satisfied thnt Inwful net, and yill assist tho officers Mr. nnd Mrs. Hogan nre the proud Secure our prices before placing your orders; you will the scheme produced tho most satis-'of the law in preserving in this'corn- parents of a fine baby girl, born Sep­ be more than repaid. j l nmi t e l Qhi t e i t e i t e l t e factory results of uny advertising munity tho enforcement of nil laws, tember 14th. tea campaign Into which wo hnvo evor nnd, All work done in a satisfactory m anner and your busi- ■ C. T. McCulley hns greatly improv­ ness is appreciated. | entered,’ declared Mr. Wallace. Double "Any member of our organization ed his plnce by building a concrete thnt number this year, Jacksonville. • found guilty of unlawful acts will bo walk in front of his entire property lUSI “Charles T. Pnxon, president of tho tried an dealt with according to tho on (irnhnni avenue nnd putting elec association, estimates tho cash value laws of the organization of which ho trie lights in bis residence. of the advertising at over $100,000. | Is n member. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Carter nnd son, A pleasant evening wns spent ut "From distant Shanghai, Chinn,] "Passed In open mass mooting In Walter, are spending tliie v/eek at thr homo of Mr. Kennedy in tho honor whera n card wan sent, shipping now Jacksonville at tho Labor Tomple, Daytona Bench, Mrs.T.W.Lawtanand seh . . N .12 of Ids birthday. Those who enjoyed enters Jacksonville port. And in- September 13, 1922. Mrs. T. W. Lawton and children mill tkc evening were: Erma Carter, qulrias nro Htill coming in to tho realty, (Signed) "W.-H. BUOUGII, Miss Eliznhoth Lawton spent Wednes- Alexia Mees, Evolyn Dullard, Elizuboard from cards mailed a yenr ngo. Chnirman. dny In Orlando. belh Unllnrd, Lucilo Willeo, Gladys "Hit 'em ngnin this yonr In the same "E. M. BREESE, Miss Mabel Rwopo entertained a Sweat, Helen nnd Paulino Moran, EdRpot. Bombard your frlonds with tho Secretary." best ammunition nt hand. If he's InThat Is tho kind of talk that Is number of her girl friends Saturday Ith McClelland, Ellen and Grnco Done, tercsted in growing things, send him good to henr. It will do moro to so- evening nt n farewell pnrty before Rufus and Clnyton Brown, Jack and truo pictures nnd facts about our euro tho sympathy of tho pcoplo with leaving for collegeHoward Flynt, Lester Brown, Mcado fruits and vegetables, and our ship-! union tabor thnn a thousand unpun- Mr. nnd Mrs. B. G. Smith spent Baker, Homer Ballard nnd the hostess ping facilities. Maybe he’s interested iHhed massacres like that nt Ilorrln. Tuesday in Orlando. Mr. Kennedy, chaperoned by Mrs. Bnlin lumber, or pitch or our prolific fish-1 Such affairs only alienate nnd nntag A beautiful little baby daughter lard and Mrs, Sweat. If y ou can find a cheaper lag industry. Those are only a fow of onlzo tho people of America. Wo nro! mine Tuesday night to brighten the Mrs. T. W. Provr.tt who hnB boon p ain t or a better paint tho opportunities Just wnitlng to bo essentially a law-abiding pcoplo, bo- j hearts nnd home of Mr, nnd Mrs. C. T.very 111 wllh "dam-you" fever, is imH tftU the offer: snntchcd. i lieving that tho lnw is mndo for tho McCulloy, proving very fast, g J J A lN T half your hou*« wllh Dtvo* L«*d "Here’s a chance for every Florida-( protection of nil tho people, rich and The new chairs for tho school midi- P. N. Wakefield wns in Lake Gem S end Zinc Ptlnlj Palm lh« olhtr half boosting individual, association or poor nllko, and thnt lnw breakers muBt torlum arrived Inst week and wero Mondu yon business. with any othar paint you chooaa. club to ninko it their business to sco bo detected nnd punished, no matter duly placed in th0 new building, thus Miss Edith McClellan, of East SnnU Dtvo* dottn'i taka fawar gtfMW and thnt cards nnd then moro cards nro what their position in life may bo. No trivlng to Oriodo one of tho nicest au- ford is spending a fow weeks with coat l«» morny. wa wUJ maka no charBa for Drvoa. sent out from all over Florldn to all Individual or corporation Is too high, ditorlUms In Florida for tho size of tho Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Provntt. M Davoa donn't wtar a yaar or two or thraa ovor tho world on September 30. Don't nor is any workman too low to claim town. Mrs. Harry Rivers and children nre yaara lonftr— Jonrfrr and bttUr— wa will pity tho poor postmaster. Loud tho tho protection of the law, nnd nil must Harold Vnrn spent Sunday nt Day Bpcndlng n few days with her slstor Blva you tnough Davoa to do tha job ovar. mnil bags." i obey it, or tuko tho penalty for dis- tonn Bench, thc guest of Rev. nnd Mrs. A. E. Mnthors of Quny. Or. paint half your houta laad-and-oU, tha cthar half Davoa. In thraa yaari tha laadSt. Augustine should bo rondy to do obedience. All honor to the fedorntod Mrs. L. E, Wright. nn(i MriJ( Will Provntt nnd son and-oti half wUI ba hungry for mora paint. Its share towurd making Post Card shopmen of Jacksonville for defining 1,. E. Jordan was called to Stnrke BpCnt Sunday evening with Mr. nnd t»Uh Davoa atUI found. Dny a success throughout the Stato, their position In favor of law onforco- Wednesday by tho illncBS of Mrs. Jor- j | rHi \y t Prov&tt. M o m . wall (iva you anouih for tha whoia hotnat and local dealers might as well pra- mint in such clear nnd unmistakable dun. who has dengue fever. antj Honry Levy arrived Davoa Producta ara tima-laalad and provtn, pare for a run on post-cards, If poople terms.—Tnmpn Times, Mr. and Mrs, E. G. Hnncock spent |luro Monday from Now York to spend tejcW by tho 1M yaan' atptrlanot of tha Sunday in Tnmpn visiting relatives. wjntor, of the Ancient City take up tho idea »»al manufacturing contain In tha U J t AamdadJlUte. with thu enthusiasm being shown in FREE PRIZES GIVEN AWAY - >d>4 , •• •« Mrs. Wakefield nnd Miss Alexia other sections of Florida. THE COUNTRY STORE .......................... - ...... .. , | or 8!tln rn8h, chafed Moos spent Monday ovening with Mrs. ----- — -o HAI L HARDWARE CO. AT II. S. TUESDAY NIGHT I™*. c h l,» .r bU» jmd T. w . Prevatl. .stings of poisonous insects, Ballnrds T< w< Provatt und mother, Mrs. UNION LABOR FAVORS LAW ENFORCEMENT r, « , •r r . . . ... , , ?,now Wnlment is «« offecUvo app lea- J( M< Provatt woro |n ChulUota SatOne of tho biggest bunches of free tion. It heals quickly. Three Mzos, uwJ uftonioon on business. The Times has always believed that prizes to be glvon away in tho history 80c, 00c nnd $1.20 per bottle. Sold by tho disorders and violence which are of Sanford Tuesday night nt tho High Union Pharmacy.—Adv. I Onco you try It, you’ll always buy Ur—Poabody’s Hard Water Blend and such frequent nnd distressing features School Auditorium. Tho Country Store --------------- —-— of nearly"ovory strike, wero In the will bo the place of tho drawings and1 nave you read the want ada today! Grade A Coffee. 140-6td; ltw-c U PSA U AND GRAPEVME t t f lf e THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Li J 2V2 •/frm o BIG CROP Fertilizers OVIEDO ELDER SP R IT S WATER Elder Springs Water Company GENEVA DEVOE \t LEAD &ZINC PAINT FREE! Hi IfAU V ,j*i i V* p i;, ", SStif'j ?>'d14 r *i \ ; '.i iwr.ttws'ir.**--!.. ' - '■ t: s atfiM isJx'XOAll a4-'#4td n fij’i. __ �■* f • .v ^ *’ / ij **/ ' " ■ • ' | .. rv&fv, ; WWWE m ■__ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SE | | III 11II I . . . . . . I. . . . . . II - ■ J M CHARGES FOR RESPONSIBILITY FOR STRIKE ON RAIL CHIEFS Lite History o f the Strike Before the Peace M M . ' r .* 2 2 ,1 9 2 2 j j at| | g | | | RESERVATIONS FOR ROOMS ffi]J$Ffc?l*,¥ r h e r o t . »**• N orthw est unit OK, bonds, nnd oth e r obi Ignttona up-, B. Stafford, P resident: ............ H. P..... adgett, C o m fo rt Cot to no con now be mmlo J 1 }n Township IB, on the p ro p e rty o t t h e corporation} and V ice-President; If. W. Cameron, Secra. . ,r . , * >n,nal h r«V,li ! nir5 10 ft""!/ °T. •* ‘be com- genoralTy to have and oxerclso nil s u o h 'tn r y ; N. R. W. Hlstrunk, T re a su re r. a n d f o r tho Winter— th e house oponlng No- 0J®"„ c*n,e.r , of fl**® Section, thonoe powers as may be Incident to the hue- E. 8 afford. J. H. PnduKOti, go It. 11.' fcnm11. W. n. L.nmvom her f i r s t A ,i,un. . xr ' », V # ■ . jK.r«2L12 S.W'Vfe 'X.oat 10 chains, i ineaa and^ purpose of the corporation. 01*00 nnd N. E. W . “ latrunk * ahull convom oer f irs t. A ddre ss Mrs. M. M a r - thence South 10 chains, thence Enet 10 or o th e r businesses of like nature, and a tltu te the bonrd of Irectora. tin, H ig h la n d s N C r,H r.tn f .i \°n i**e ,,lac# of, beginning. con- to have, enJoy and exerclae all of th e i ArMel< 8 ' N' 08-btp talnlniidO acres. excepting.thereof w h a t powers, rig h ts and privileges Incident Tho highest a m o u n t of Indebtedneea --------------------- — 1 neretororo been deeded fro m , the to corporatlona organised and existing o r nubility to whloh .the c orporation ir n c i to r a ilro a d com pany, mild la n d I u n d e r tho Ia w i of th e s tiito o f F lo rid a . m i v . nt n n v tlm n. a u b j e c t fttaelf e h a lt Ownars of horses and blooded.stock befnst situated in Seminole County, Article III, not exceed the a m o u n t o f lie capita The am ount o f c a p i t a l Block of the Block plus 110 aurplua. aro largo users *of Liquid Uorozono.. Term* of Hale: cneh. corporation nhnll bo Five H undred; A rticle VII, Thouannd (»sno,oon.oo) Dollars, to b o 1 Tho nam es and placeM of roaldnnce of It heals wounds, fostering sores.1«■ u, 1F S ’ bHABON, divided Into Five Thouannd , . » Incorporators, nnd the num ber o f barbed wire cuts by a mild power I ------ ----------------- . , Hhnrea, of tho p a r value of One Hun lod by each are aa fol# t >*I !sired (IlOO.OO) Hollara each, which shall lows: that loaves no disfiguring scars. Price, N O T I C E FOII I ' t l l M C A T I O N be Until In law ful money E. Stafford, I ^ k e Monroe, Florida, S e r i a l No. 010140 Httetea of America, or In property, or 6Sfi!> nlmrea. nhtvrea. 30c, 00c and 91.20, Sold by Union l l r l i a r t n i r i K « f Ik e I n t e r i o r nor vice*, or labor, nt a f a ir a n d ' j u s t 1 J. H. 1'udKott, Enterprise. Florida, U. 8. I,AMD OFFICE, nt vnluutlon to he fixed by the board of RIB shares. [rAGO. Sept. 20.—Responsible; Railway Executives." Mr. Jewell said pharmacy-—Adv, Gnlnearllle,if aFlorida, IA*I IUIIIi directors nt m e e tin g ' held for th a t If. W. Cameron. Hanford, FlaVldn, BBS 1922. purpose. Hepiember 18, 1923. " nlmrea. shares. „ the railroad shop crafts strike <<wn8 regarded »./ tho officers of tho N O T IC E la harsh Atnnn-i i hereby given th a t A lh a n -! A rtlrle IV. I N. E. W. Slatr Hlstrunk. Hanford, Florida, FOR SALE—200 acres of timber innd da Williams, rlr | thsrged to tho Association of rnUwny omployes department nnd gonFlorida, who. > on J u iy ni37,lei9171 ' "iniule* T * ’" lor,n ,o r w 1,10,1 l,,° corporation "haf*7il south of Oviedo. Price 92,000.— •:’ntrv No ^OI rI ib for RR u oxI" 1 "hap 1,0 Perpetual unlena Hlnto-of h lorlda. " executives by Bert M. Jow-1 * . 4. * Heminolc. "f’NEVt^nnd•w ^ “s i S r a x 8"^. ■...... ... -"” “"1 i BY ■ sr» ■**• A CEItTIFY, T h a t on tnls ” S Htrlkor,, In .n .» „ rta g | ,b» th° “ ,h“ b«*ln- Barclay Ronlty Co., 30 E. PinoRT St., At* Township 31 H. ItaiiKe 3n B.i Titllnhns 1 . .... . . . * . .. dnv tiornonnlly itappeared before me, E. day personally b7*4tc inn M(trillInII linn filed notice of Intcn- The business of tho corporation shall Stafford, J, It. Padgett, * Gcnorni Dnugnerty’s > J u n c of “ campaign by tho Association Orlando, Fla. seo Merltllnii, W. Cameron, ttlon to make T hree-year proof, to es--bo conducted by a President, a Vlco- und N. E. W, Hlstrunk, It. the persons d e ­ 11yyesterday, *---1' of Ruilway Executives against tho tnbllsh claim to tho land abovo do- President, a Heuivtnry, nnd a T reasurer, scribed In and who viibseritied bill to tho HELPED HIS BACK unit;.................... a Hoard of Directors ---------to consist of foregoing c h a rte r, cud they, each scribed, before Clerk of Circuit Court, ...... .... ... for jewdl did not appear beftroj rallwny employes’ organisation f o r a t Hanford, Florida, on tho 28th day of n°t less than three nor more than sevacknow ledged beforo mo th a t Backacho, rheumatic pains, dizziness Oetober, 1922. , «II of Its stockholders. The directors R atmself, did so for the purpose th e re in e x­ | Wilkcrson in person, but his nt- (the purpose of destroying tho effect nnd blurred vision nro symptoms of Claim ant names as witnesses: shall be elected nn n u sly b y ‘the stock- pressed. Ueorno tllllynrd. of Altnmonte holders on tho first Tuesduy a f te r the read Into the record n 28 pnge ivoncgB 0f the organisations nnd dis kidney trouble. "My husband had n Springs, IN WITNESS W H E R E O F, I have Florida. I first Monday In April of each year, at Pearl R. .Malloy, of Altamonte 8:00 o'clock p. tn. a t a moating held for hereunto set my hand nnd seal of of­ ,vit in which Mr. Jewell recited cntcgratlng their membership, nnd al­ bad back," writes Mrs. M. McCul­ I Hitrlngs, fice this 18th day of September, 1923. Florida. thnt purpano In Its principal offices In . 1* 1M ' Ford, <>f Alla monte SprliiKS. Hanford. Florida, and Its officers shall, (N otary Heal) J. Q. HHAItON. -uses which ho maintains bro’t A. Al. lough, Easton, Pn. "When ho s a t 11Florida. N otary Public. so oh tho beginning of a concerted ef­ Immediately th e re a fter, he elected by v strike, detailed the history of My Commission expires April 11th, down he could hardly get up nnd then ' I* 1\ ’rice, of Altamonte Springe, tho hoard nf directors. Until those 192B, fort to destroy the effectiveness of the Florida. elected a t tho first annual meeting of l^rious unsuccessful poncy conho would bo drawn over to ono side. HOI1T. W. DAVIH, stockholders shall he qualified, the DICKINSON * DICKINSON. l ff, which preceded the agreement United States Railroad Labor oBnrd." Ho tried Foley Kidney Pills nnd they r»8-4tc! IteglHter. business of the corporation shall ho A ttorneys for Incorporators. ___________________ conducted by tho following , officers: Ito w 1a . 1'A',f.'ii Agrements led with Rome roads hero InBt On January 31, 1021, the affidavit ] („d declared the union lendors continues, Mr. Attarury "made a tever countenanced violonco. preemptory demand" before tho inbor , declared thnt since August 2nd, board for abrogation of the national 1iho strikers nccopted President agreements reached between roads .jig's second penco proposal, tho and employes under tho railroad ad­ Ijy executives havo mnintnlpcd n ministration during the war. | 0t against them, Tho bonrd abrogated tho agreements alt Intents and purposes" Hon- nnd roferred disputed rules’ back to Richborg, attorney for tho do- tho principals, but when they wore 1said, interrupting tho reading of unable to agree tho hoard ngaln heard Affidavit, "the strike ended Aug- tho case and promulgated new rules, fnd when the men told tho preBi- to which tho shopmen objected. Ithey accepted his plan of BottleDuring tho saino period, Mr. Jewell After thnt it was n lock-out." saiti, two other controversies were I, Jewell said ho had boon advised brought beforo tho bonrd nnd decided liunsel that tho railroads had no in tile employes' fnvor, but tho "de­ right under tho rules of tho cisions were viola ted and disregarded ^1 States railroad labor board to by thu railroads concerned." his men their former soniortty One dispute grew out of tho prac­ L when they resume work. tice of letting contracts for shop work [e defense attorneya preceded the to outsido contractors who paid their |U affidavit with tho introduction employes the prevailing locnl wage injunctions obtained by various scale instead of the rates fixed by tho i«tls against strikers on thoir toard. Tho board declared this prncThey contended thnt these lo- tjco unlawful. Injunctions gnvn sufficient guar- 1 fpho second dispute originated on iigainst violence nnd thnt n nnPonnsylvania where union men Iwide restraining ordor was un- claimed tho committee to represent isary. them in disputes "was hand picked" Isistunt Attorney General Crim by the railroad executives. The board fted that the government bad tho 1ordered a new election. The I’cnnto ask injunctions to prevent sylvan in Hough t an injunction to ro]lieslruction of interstate com- 'strain tho hoard from interfering and |c and interruption in the delivery Judgo Pnge in district court, granted |c mails. ' it, but his decision was reversed by |c causes leading up to tho strike the court of npcnls Inst June. Dony|e strikers ace them date back to ing tho nttomey general's contention according to the Jowoll nffidnv* in the government's Injunction bill it thnt time tho labor committee thnt refusnl of the shopm6n to nccept railway executives’ association,' a wage cut ordered by tho labor board by President Groy, of tho Un-'prompted tho walkout July 1. Mr. pacific, adopted n report favoring Jowoll declared the nhovo disputes to organize regional adjustment wore tho prime motives behind tho |ls, as provided by tho transput- 'strike. act. W. W. Atte-buiy, vice-1 Tho unions involved, tho affidavit Ident of tho Ponnsylvnnln rail- continues, had never countenanced unpresented n minority roport op- lawful acts nnd in their striko instme|K such hoards, ' tions warned members that violonco majority report was rejected by would not bo supported, kuocintlon, und T. DoWitt Cuy-' The defense 1b expected to take topresldent of the executives, op- day nnd probably part of tomorrow in i’ll Mr. Attorbury to succeed Mr. closing its case. Tho temporary roas chairman of the labor com- straining order now temporary in ef­ fect expires automatically Thursday Ms action of tho Association of nt midnight. cured him." Foley Kidney Pills quick- j hereby given th a t the tinly relievo kidney and.bladder trouble. Jdesigned s will, on Tuesday the 20th day of September, 1922, or an noon Sold everywhere.—Adv. .th e r e a f te r us convenient, apply to the _ --------------------------1Honorable Cary A. llurdce, Governor of Onco you t r y it, you 11 nlw ays buy the s t n t e of Florida, for letters patent II t r . J W . I . nt 1 incorporating the PRA M , HPHINOH it— Pcnbotly s H a r d W a to r Blend and i . a n d * d e v e i ,o p m k n t Co m p a n y , ■ Grndn A ooiico, Coffee the following urauo iMU.Iltdtu uiu, Uw.e liw c under t|u, orlstlnul of which proposed Is now oncharier, file In . ■■— ■ ■,tlie office of the Secretary of State of "I S p e n t $1.25 on R a t- S n a p nnd Saved ••'«> <’f Florida a t Tallahassee. tho Price of n Hog." j j-j. htaffoiid , ' James McGuire, fnmous Hog Rnisor I x, E. w.'msTllulVK of Now Jersey, says, "I ndvlso ovory ot' former troubled with rats to use HATvk IiOimiunt <o >ii *.\.\ y aG?NAP iN A t, Ttrried tn nnt i e d envnrvthlnir v e r j i m n g to g e t rl.l rid of rots. Spent $1.25 on RAT-SNAP. ... , ........... , . Hgurctl the ruts It killed saved the price of n hog." ItAT-SNAP comes in take form. No mixing with other food. Cuts or dogs won't touch it. Three sizes, 35ct 05c, $1.25. Sold ami guaranteed by Boll Hardware Co.— Adv. t h e . undersigned, hereby nssoclourselves toaether for the purpose " f forming n hotly politic and cornornto under the laws nf the Slate of Florida. with nnd under the following proposed ,;hnr‘or! Article t. IITe a r* DEveeo p - -.m m MULES!! % Rhles! M b! MKNT COMPANY, nnd Its principal place of business shall he at Sanford, Florida, with branch offices at such other places as hereafter may he e s ta b ­ lished by the hoard of directors. Article II. The general nature of the business In he transacted by tho corporation shall lie: To acquire, own. hold, and dis­ "It Must Have Been Dead nt Least 0 pose of real entitle and personal prop­ erty of all kinds: to c a rry on a g e n e r­ Months But Didn't Smell." al real estate and brokerage litiHliiess: "Snw n big rat in our collar last to construct, own und operate snw fnll " w ritna A in Inntinv “ nn,l hmurht mills, mills, c ra teof mills, andand to lnll, w rite s airs, .loanny, anti bought m a n u faSllltlglo c tu re all kinds iiiitilior IF YOU WANT MULES, WE HAVE THEM. I now have at my barns in Eustis 60 bead of fine mules, and a few g“ood horses. cake o f R A T - S N A P , broke It up , *1m h e r p r o d u c t .: to buy. o w n . n n d din,, , , . i.i p o s e o f n il K inds o f g o o d s, w a r e s a n d into small pieces. Last week wllilo m e r c h a n d i s e , e i t h e r at w h o l e s a l e o r r e - n 35c . mnvlmr nnmn anerrms tile ilenil t ,ull: *“ COIIBlrtiel. OWUlunch alltl operate m oving ion wo enmo c ro ss tno titan rr aa t. re sta u ra n ts and rooms; hoto Must havo boon dead six months, construct, own and operate swimming or bathing pooIm; to own and operate didn’t smell. RAT-SNAP is wonder­ limits for p le a s u re hr otherw ise; to lay or,, fir... «i or. Or.id out, own and operate golf eourses and ful." lliro a sizes, 3oc, One, $ ! —■». ooltl am usem ent p a rk s , and to c urry on and — nmiiHcmenls of all kinds; lo ;H and guaranteed by Hall Hardware Co, conduct construct, own and operate power and J light plants for the nmmifacturo of JJ —Adv. electric power, lights and gas. and to Jj vend the Hume; lo construct, own and J SELL THE ORIGINAL WATKINS’ operate Ice and re frig e rato r plants, nnd ■ vend the priidncts thereof; to bor- ■ Products. Good city territory still to row money and to secure tho same by a p pledgo of Its stock, or by notes, tnorl- ■ open. Get our wonderful offar und s Prices from $50.00 to $375.00 each. W. M. IGOU South Bay Street- -Eustis, Florida free samples. Writo today. Tho J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. R0. Memphis, Tenn. Gfl-4tp A cross, sickly baby suffering from digestive troubles and loosenoss of tho bowels needs McGee’s Baby Elixir. It checks tho bowels, eases tho stom­ ach and restores healthy conditions, Price, 3fic nnd 00c. Sold by Union Phurmacy.—Adv. s TheyVe Down MANY LIKE THIS IN SANFORD I Overland und Willys-Knight Automobiles have touche dthe lowest price level in the history of the automobile industry. Competition fails before the folowing scale of prices: Himilnr Cases Being Published in Each Issue IAL LEGISLATIVE ACTION TAKEN TARIFF QUESTION ADOPTION OF CONFERENCE Tile following enso is hut one of many occurlng daily in Snnford. It in nn easy matter to verify It. You cannot ask for better proof. / E. D. King, engineer nnd machin­ ist, H12 Magnolia Ave., Snnford, says: "My back ached and my kidneys were . out of whack. I tired ensily and when isure Has Been Given to President Harding I tried to lift, my buck gave way anil n terrific pnin enught me across m y . j( for His Signature kidneys almost tnking my breath g LSHINGTQN, Sept. 20.—Final Democrats: Ashurat, Dial, Flctch- nwny. My kidneys nctod too frequent­ Jttlivc action on tho tariff of 1022 ( or, <lorry, Glass, Harrison, Heflin, ly nnd I hnd to get up several tlmcB at night to pass thu secretions which Liken today wlth-iho adoption of Hitchcock, King, McKollnr, Myers, burned in passage. I also hnd dizzy Jmference reports by tho senate. J Reed, (of Missouri), Robinson, Shep- spells. I rend about Donn's Kidney jticnKuro now goes to President pnrd, Shields, Simmons, Smith, Ston­ Pills and decided to use thorn. Doan's me of the backache nnd dizzi ing nnd will become effective tho ley, Swanson Trammell, Underwood, relieved -----------------------------------------Iftor hosigns It. Under tho law, Walsh (of Massachusetts) and Wil-' ness nnd loft my kidneys in,n healthy, | ..... .... ,n which to ““ “ch “ • j ' ‘“ vijCH . ^ 0 ^ . . « . .n „ .u „ ..d ; “ S - S , »>« «**. **• « 28 Derancrntlc’ IDon^K W noy p n S h c ' Z / ttat [exactly ono year, eight months1Senntor Norr, .totaitaw ts_. -__-i P , Mllhiim blicnn. Nnbraska Mrtocn days nftor........_______ work was Snnntnr Senntor Mnrrln Norris, H«ntl Republican, Nebraska, 'Mr- Kin8 hnt1' * OSter-MIlUUm LO., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. Id on what will bo tho first Re- *n opposition. Other absentees, Ro|nn protective tariff law in near- pupbllcnns nnd Democrats, it was stntNOTICE yettrs. Five Republicans voted ( 0,L wore respectively for nnd ugnlnst D the conference roport nnd two .adoption. Ti rrsnsiirtf e s tim aa te th n t tho* I* liasHoarU boon of brought tho nttoatlon e n s u r y eoxtutriit x p e r ts CountytoComntlsslonars p its supported It. Three Re. . e.s tim . . . te tn n t t tu o( now act will yield about $400,000,000 fins, Cameron, Cummins and tlio highways in this county by dum p­ ing ionda of trash nnd a r u m promiscu­ P who voted fir the bill os a year in revenuo, one half from those ously upon said highways. Tho Sheriff f°d in tho sonato, opposed it in four sources: n t Hsmlnola County has boon roqtiestod Sugar, $87,000,000; raw wool, $03,- by tho Honrd of County Commissioners nn it came from conference, to stric tly onforco Section B80t of tho 000,000; tobneco, $35,000,000 and lacot (lonorul Statutes, which m akes tt a mlsroll call follows; ilomonnor punishable by Itnprlsonmont adoption, Republicans: Ball, nnd embroideries $16,000,000. t>C by flno of |loo.00, or both, to ob­ Joseph S. McCory, actuary of the s tr u c t In any manner, u public hlghkee, Bursum, Cnpper, Colt, Curnotice,Is being published for the [hingham, Dupont, Edge, Ernest, treasury, figures that the effective Information of the publlo by order of Frolinghuysen, Gooding, Hale, oquivnlent ad Valorem will nvorago the Uonrd of County Commissioners. ated this n th day of September, A. |d, Jones (of Washington), Kol- slightly below thoso In the Payno-Al- n D1929 drlch act. Tho avchago of tho rates, E. A. DOUOLASH, McCormlck, MeCumbor, McClerk. iMcNnry, Moses, Nelson, Now however, is declared to bo slightly W-8-1B-I2 D-12-I9-20 |n y , Nicholson, Norbeck, Oddio, above those In tho 1000 act. Phipps, Rawson, Reed,, (of I n I k e C i r c u i t C o u r t o t I l ls S e v e n t h J u ­ t e of K lu rl d n , S e m ­ 38-20tc d i c i ailn oCl ier c uCiot ,u nStyt a.— i’lvania) Shortrldge, Smoot, 060 cures Dengue Fever. In C h n n r e r y , fjd, Sterling, Sutherland, TownHank of Sanford, Complainant, The greatest i>nomy of child life is Peoples Vmisworth, Wnrron and Watson vs. Ut'O. Onrwomi tho tape worm. It dostroys health snondenta. and. Nettto Oarwood, reHona)—41, la horepy given th n t p ursuant Ipratst Brouusard end Ransdoll. and vitality,: Tho greatest enemy of Notice deorre Issuing o u t of> the above e n ­ the tepo ^ o m is White’s Cream Vor- titled Total 43. c ourt In abovo untitled cause of satlon I will offer fpr sale before tho jinst adoption, R'opublicanet Bor- mlfuge, Ono or two doses does tho I court hhouse door a t Sanford, Florida, tho logal hours of n i t o n MonImeron, Cummins, La Folletto work. Price, 36c. Sold by Union ..ovem ber 8, 1912, the following lu fli Pharmacy,—Adv. Inroot—B. escribed property: Commencing a t the describe Overland . DELIVERED TOURING........................................ ....................... $ 635.00 ROADSTER................ 635.00 COUPE ..................................................................... 930.00 S E D A N ...................... 1015.00 Willys-Knight DELIVERED TOURING................ ROADSTER......................................................... C O U PE............................ S E D A N ............................. ■ ■ i:u1 $1425.00 1425.00 2010.00 2175.00 fi 7-Pass. Willys DELIVERED TOURING.... ........................................ $1630.00 S E D A N ................... ...........................\....... ...... 2400.00 This will mean another “shortage” of these models-^Get your order in . , ■___________________ today » -i *, Haight & Wieland Opp. Valdez Hotel- Sanford, Florida m t ■ -* . �, to h to (!« x "'ti’T’'?1••****\ ,A • -1 . ____ ,J, combined with fe n s were to m '0 1 .. ■ ‘ * An aggressive campaign to* additional business to Sanford will be started by that Retail Merchants Com­ mittee. under the leadership of Cbairmain Arthur E. Yowell. The most Im­ portant subject to be considered by this committee is a plan to combat mail order business and out of town' purchasing. The committee will also consider further extension trade tripe similar to those made last year thro this and adjacent counties and tha fur­ ther stimulation of business by in­ augurating dollar days and special •ales day features. The Retail Mer­ chants Committee of the Sanfotd Chamber of Commerce la a very im­ portant committee nnd If the. retail merchants will make it a practice of meeting at regular Intervals for the mutual exchange of Ideas, a great many of the problems which confront them individually can be solved by col­ lective action. Inasmuch as the band copies under the jurisdiction of the Tourist and Convention Committee, Chairman loyd of this committee asked the ward to go on record if thoy were in favor of continuing the band. He pointed out that the amount appro­ priated by the city for the band was entirely inadequate to permit this or­ ganization giving the same number of concerts ns were given lest year. The board went on record aa being in favor of the 'band and appointed a committee consisting of R. J. Holly, S. J, .Lloyd, A. E. Yowell nnd J, G. Ball to apponr beforo tho city commission­ ers at the next meeting and endeavor to have nn additional amount appro­ priated for the bund A letter was read from the Lake Front Improvement Company onclosng a proposition togothcr with a sug­ gestion thnt it be referred to the city commissioners. Tho proposition Is rel­ ative to the settlement of tho ripar­ ian rights which it is necessary for ;he city to secure on tho Lako Front leforo tho yacht basin can bo con­ structed, This matter wns referred iack to tho city planning committee with instructions to submit snmo to the City Commissioners. A letter wns read from the govern­ ment engineers calling attention to a louring in Titusville for the construc­ tion of n bridge across tho St. Johns river 12 miles east of Titusville. A r­ rangements will bo made bofore that ate to have n largo delegation from Sanford present nt the hearing. If n majority of tho membership could be persuaded to attend thoso meetings and thereby give thoir moral support to thoso who aro struggling with tho many problems of making o smull city bigger, it would assist thoso who aro struggling with tha many problems of making a small city figger, it would assist those progres­ sive indivdunls nmtcrnlly in the volun­ tary work which they aro doing and which makes enormous exactions on wth thoir timo nnd energy. Every business man in Sanford attending as ninny woely meetings of thot Cham>er of Commerce ns ho possibly can assumes tho role of a city builder. It a he who gets real satisfaction nnd oy out of lifo in seeing tho efforts of this iippnrcnlty superficial work ac­ complished. to to to to to to to * effectively used In the living and din-1 COMMERCE lag rooms. Potted plants were also . , NEWS NOTES | used with charming affwt, Tho bride wore s smart coat suit of navy blus, with hat andwecessorles to An unusually large amount ofjeork was handled at the Weekly member­ match. [ f w Mm1u ,i Dally) Mrs. Connell la a young woman of ship meeting of the Chamber of CornOnce you try it/you’!! ilways buy (charming personality and haa made merce held Friday « tho Valdes It—Peabody's Hard Water Blend and After a Week's 8ll«,c, ■cores of friends by her winning die Hotel. A quorum of the Board of Govoniora was present, and five chair­ Grade A Coffee. 14d-0tdj ltw position. (tnm SnU Ti PtUr) Horsts Forth men of standing committees reported. E. G. Pearson, of Orlando, repre­ Mr. Connell is foramen of the prees Robert Williams of Dade City waa senting: the Standard Oil Co., waa in A number of members who had never m the city Saturday, the ‘Ruest of the city today,nttondlng to business. rooms of the E. 0, Painter Printing before been present at the meetings * * * to to to to * | Co., of De’Landfriends and relatives. After September 25th they will be attended Friday and were very much Jnatlwokli^E^Ovtr George Rleder, of the Relder Co., of at home to their friends, at their home Impressed with the efficiency display­ Mias Eleanor Blackman, of Day­ ed at the meeting in handling the Jacksonville, was In the city Saturday on Plymouth street, De Lsnd. tona, ,1a In the city today on a visit le many friends of the young cou many problems which were brought up to frlonds and relatives. She Is a calling on his local customers. pie Join in wishing them every future for action. former resident here and was with the Plana for a post csrd day wero re­ Well, I gave them all the 0 o i happiness, Herald Printing Co., previous to going J, R. Johnson, of Cincinnati, was In urday night. ’■ ported by Chairman Holly of tho Pub­ the city yesterday stopping at the to Daytona to live. licity Committee to be practically com­ Montezuma. RATLIFF-HUFF pleted and thnt tho co-operation of Sgnford, on Saturday night Rov. G. Saford and J. Weinstein other civic organizations had been se­ like Circus Day In any old town. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Decn will move of Jacksonville and Mr. and Mrs. ZelA wedding which came as a sur­ cured to msko tho campaign a suc­ menovitx of' Brunswick, Ga., were into their new home on Park avenue prise although had been expected, via-: cess. Postal' enrds will bo ready for Latest market quotations: among the guests at the Baumel chris­ tomorrow. that of Mrs. Laura Lee Huff and Mr. distribution to organizations tho early Shine, $1.00 half pint f. 0. b /* tening yesterday. Zeb RntfflP, which was solemnized yea- pnrt of next week. The publicity bits or better). ’ 11 Wallaco Boll loaves In n few days terdny at high noon, at Do Land, nt committee hopes to bo able to report Embalming Fluid, prices on Charlie Matthews has returned from for tho University of North Carolina, the Presbyterian church, Rev. Clar- that a minimum of five thousand Carbolic Acid, prico unchant enco Ferrnn officiating. a trip to his old homo in Tennessee .at Chapel Hill. cards have been Sent out from San­ Home Brow, fluctuating Those witnessing the ceremony were ford between September 28th and and his many Sanford friends are glad to bco him back again. Mrs. E. B. McGowan, of Niles, Ohio, is Mrs. Fannio V. Lee, Misses Ann and 80th, tho date act for the campaign. Some folks think th a t R0y Matthews will remain in Tennessee spending a short timo hero at tho Mildred Lee, Mr. Willard and E. H. The City Planning Committee re»le some part of a card gnrae Travis of De Land. for some timo. Montezuma. ported that the committee has been The brido, who Is an attractive exceptionally busy and reported that Whllo waiting on the arrival of a Mrs. R. J. Holly and daughters, Among tho Groat Lakes cruisers brunette, was lovely In a coat suit of tho recommendations of the Commit­ other customer Gcno Omeletts ««i May and Mildred, arrived in Jackson­ aboard tho palatial steamer "Octo- the now Amorlcan Blue shade, with tee ns approved by tho Board of Gov­ this one: ville yesterday on tho Mohawk from rare" wo find tho following: R. W. hat and other accessories to match. ernors hnd been referred to tho City "Thirsty days has September, She wore a corsage of bridee roses. Now York and will remain in Jnck- Denno nnd H. P. Smith. Commissioners nnd assuranco received April, Juno and November, Immediately after the ceremony tho from thorn that action would be taken sonvillo until tho St. JohnB rlvor boat All the others are thirsty, too, sails Tuesday afternoon nrrivlng Dr. S. W. Walker and P. M. Boyd young couple left on the train keeping immediately to sco that weeds wero Unloss you make your own ha tholr destination a secret. They will homo Wednesday. have gone to Greenville, MIbb., where cut on vacant property and recep­ brow," bo nt home to their friends after Oct. they will hold mootings for sovernl tacles, proving to bo a breeding, place 1st, at their homo on Magnolia ave. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Holly and tho weeks. for mosquitoes, would bo romoved. Airs. Ratliff is the eldest daughter baby arrived homo last night from Art. Yowell Is always on the _ j’rcd T. Williams ns chnlrman of tho Ellcnton and will bo at tho homo of ket. Last week some one tririL Chnrlcs A. Brooks, field representa­ of Mrs. Fnnnie V, Leo, nnd has hosts City Planning Committee, despite tho R J. Holly for a fow days until their tive of tho Southern School of Com­ of friendB in this city, whoro she has i’net that ho is busy with tho extra du­ convinco him thnt Victor Chetk J homo in Sanford Heights can bo made merce of Orlando, was in tho city Sat­ resided since early childhood nnd has des required of him In connection with a new weave of dress goods, endeared herself by her many fine ready after which thoy will move nnd urday transacting business. traits of character. Mr. Ratliff has making surveys nnd preparing opaci­ becomo residents of tho Heights. Reg­ Frank Akers is nn nutombbile i _ fications on work as provided for in inald rocontly purchased a house and Mr. nnd Mrs. II. B. Stackhouse, who resided in this city for tho past thir­ tho recent bond issuu, is also expendman, not a portion of a farm tn two lots from Col. W. J. McBride. hnvo boon visiting friends hero for tho teen years, coming here when n lad to ng a great deal of time ns chnlrmnn (Ho’s moro’n Hell’s half aero). past few days, nro leaving for Now work for tho Herald Printing Co., and of one of tho most important com­ a few years ngo becoming n partner Dwight Babbitt wont to Jackson­ York today. Regnrdloss of the closing down i in thd firm of Hnyncs A Rntilff. Ho mittees of tho Chamber of Commerce. ville Saturday to meet Mrs. Bnbbltt, the Ford Plant, Ed. Higgins is i Chairman Housholdor, of tho Logiawho returned from an extended visit Mrs. W. M. McKinnon and dnughtor is a young man of excellent character ntivo Committee, advised that tho handing out Lizzies mid Ilonrys. west. Tho first nine weeks’ of her Betty, returned homo last evening nnd numbers his friends by his ncuninegnl phase of the zoning ordinance stay were spent nt tho University at from Daytona Bench whore they Hpont tenees. The best wishos of tho many Dnmyou fever couldn't keep nsofar ns it refers to securing ap­ friends of brido and groom horo go FlngstnfT, Arizona, going from thora tho summer. friend, Decn, tho druggist, down. Hi proval by the state legislature is bewith them on their honoymoon In to points of interest In Colorado, Cal­ S -------back on the job after a struggle xi ng thoroughly investigated by bis ifornia, and other states, stopping Mr. nnd Mrs. McDonuld Cnrrowny which the Herald joins. thnt awful microbe the doctors e committee. over in Snlt Lake City nnd Chicago announce tho birth of a son, Septem­ "Stogomiu JFncelntins” or sometR Chnirninn Lawton, of tho Educa­ (From W-dntiJny't D.ily) on roll to homo. ber 18th. Tho young man has boon thnt sounds ns bad. II. W, Cameron left yesterday for tional committee, submitted to the Indiana whoro ho will be connected meeting a program of work for tho Dr. Puluston and H. I’. Smith hnvo named Sidney McDonnld. Ben Lolgh has an educated parti with the Champion Spark Plug Co. committee during tho coming year nnd returned from a trip to Now York and Mrs. L. M. Telford and children This bird speaks two languages: El tho Great Lukes ami Canada. Hubert uHkcd for uutharity to carry it out. llsh and profane. Miss Iris Battle, of Sorronto, is tho The program as submitted by the Edu­ Duane In cnroiitu home and landed In hnvo returned homo from a three months visit with friends nnd relatives nttrnctlvo guest of Miss Lucy Bird Jacksonville Sunday on tho Mohawk cational committee, which met with Tho Electro-Welding Company, Smyth for a fow days enroute to De- tho npprovnl of the mooting, was to with Mrs. Holly nnd tho childron. We in Georgia nnd South Cnrollna. Tampn, aro re-inforcing the lty Lnnd whore she will resume her stud­ nwurd prizes to different grades in hear n lot from tho Canadian papers Frederick Boll returned homo yes­ ies nt Stetson University. gallon gasoline tank for tho San Ji about Dr. Puleston, H. I*. Smith nnd )<>th the high school and grammar terday from Jacksonville. He has Garage. They hnvo a sign "DO! Robort Denno but, of course, wo will school. Those plans provide for a LOOK" which is mighty good wx novor toll about it only to Hay that been tho guest of Mrs. G. A. IJocash prize of $20.00 to tho junior ST. AGNES qUILD MEETING. Cottes, Sr, ing, owing to tho ill-effects of thoy enjoyed tho trip Immensely. InsseH of thu schools for tho best his­ Mrs. M. Mlnarik untertninod tho blinding rays of the welding machh torical essay on Sanford, and a prize members of tho St. Agnes Guild most but such a sign, just naturally mi) Will Watson, of Woodruff & Wat­ Mrs. M. F. Brown nnd son, E. W. pleasantly Monday ufternoon at her of $10.00 to tho grammar schools for people look. These rays are son, has returned from taking In the Brown, of Hnmlet, N. C., arc thu homo on Laurel Avenue. In spitu of thu best topographical map of Somimore powerful than Orlando llqo big clothing show at Madison .Square guests of her brother, W. J. McBride the hnd weather, thoro was a good at­ nolo County. Tho committee will also "DON’T LOOK," you might go bfie Garden nnd says that it was Home fine and granddaughter, Mrs. Ben Mon- tendance. sponsor mid-torm dcdlnmntlon aonaffair, He received much Informa­ roo. Bright colored zimins and red roses tests In both schools nnd awnrd ns Sanford has tho same raihn tion about tho coming styles in cloth­ adorned the rooms, mid the afternoon prizes volumes of famous authors. Tho Social Service department of crossings signals as Longwood, Mi) ing nnd footwear nnd haberdashery Through tho efforts of tho Educationwas pleuBuntly spent with Hewing. land, Winter Pnrk, Altamonte and says that while there may be a thu Methodist Missionary Society will Lnto in tho afternoon the hostess ni committee of tho Sanfurd Cham­ other small towns. Why don’t t slight raise in woolens there will be be entertained by Mrs. J. D. Parker at served ice cream and cake tupped with ber of Commerce n cup will be offer­ CITY demand thnt tho ACL h»« very little if any, Alt tho clothing •I o’clock Tuosdny afternoon. All la­ cherries. ed to tho winner of a debating con­ nro invited. warning gate placed on West Fn men from every pnrt of the United dies of thu church test in an intcr-schoiustic debating After tho meeting the mombera J ____ Stntcs look for one of the best sea­ RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY Street? eaguo which tho committee wilt or­ went to tho home of Mrs. Peabody Mra, Dora Turrontine, of Jackson­ sons In history. ville, is tho guest of her brother nnd whoro thoy gave u shower to tho llt- ganize in the state. Mr. Lawton, ns ADOPTED 11Y SANFORD LODGE Most everybody will ngree that I tlo Misses Mildred nnd Elizubcth Pen- chairman of tho Special committee to NO. 27, I. 0. 0. F., SEPT. 18TII first impressions are thu moat l Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Llllnrd arrived Hister, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Telford for body. lundlu location of an nthlotic field home Saturday night from St. Augus- n fow days nt htoir homo on Park Among the members enjoying this and financing a school uthiotic asso­ Wheorns, Brother Cleveland Jacobs ing. Why loavo a lasting ImjireM tlno, where they hnvo been for the avenue enroute to Winter Haven. afternoon wero Mrs. Archio Betts, ciation, reported th n t, permission had ins been summoned to the land where with tho ninny viBltora who arrive past week. Tho ninny friends of Mr. Sanford, Tho City Submerged, on Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Peabody nnd Airs. J. B. Coleman, Airs. C. J. Mar­ icon received from S. 0. Chase to uso our fathors hnvo gone beforo us, thus Clydo River Lino that our street! Lilinrd will be glad to loam thnt ho shall, Mrs. Wm Bolding, Airs Paul tho same field as Inst year, until such 1ms recovered from his recent UlncsB children of Dullas, Texas, arrived In Biggors, Mrs. Chris Alatthows, AIlss Limo as a permanent flc\d could be sevorlng another link from the frnter- full of holes. Let's get tho street and is nil right again nr.d ready to their car Saturday nnd are tho gucstH Mildred Dickson nnd Airs. FrodoriCk secured. A permanent committee con- nnl chain that hinds us together, and tho Clydo dock repaired and tbfj Whereas, in tho deuth of Brothor away our shock absorbers. take lip tho big full business that is of Mr. Peabody’s brother, Clifford S. Dnigcr, Jr. istlng of II. F. Whltncr, John Meisch, PonlxHly ami Hister, Mrs, Walter Grif­ Jacobs this lodge has lost a true mem­ coming to tho Herald office. Judge Shnron nnd A. E. Yowell was ber and a faithful brother, who al­ fith. W. T. Hadlow of Jacksonville 1 appointed to Invcstigntd avaltnblo lo­ ways upheld tho principals of friend­ BIRTHDAY PARTY Tho Chulotn Inn has been closed for _In the city today, h a v in g come up cations which could be utilized as a Yesterday being his sixth birthday two months in ordor to make improve­ ship, love nnd truth, thoroforo bo it BABY CHRISTENED th e corner -stone la y in g of the i ments and get ready for n big winter Tho infant son of Mr. and Airs. Sum anniversary, Frederick Dniger enter­ permanent field for both county fair Rosolvod, thnt we extend our deep­ school houBo. Mr. Hadlow is the« b u s i n e s s . _________________ _ Bnumcl was christened at tho homo on tained a number of his little friends nnd nthlotic purposes, A.committeo est sympathy to his wife and imme­ tractor for tho now building. Sanford Heights yesterdny morning nt very informally at his homo on Fourth ;o arrange for tho financing of nth diate relatives who are grief btrickcn etics in tho schools was also appoint Mr. nnd Airs. Henry Peabody nnd ten o'clock in tho presence of n largo Btrcut at the loss wo all sustained. Bo It H. A. Lowton of Quincy is in children and Air. nnd Mrs. S. A. Ilof- gathering uf relatives and friends. Yellow Ulllea and ferns were effec­ od, the personnel of which is os fol further city, tho gueat of Ju d g e and own: Ed. Higgins, chairman, H. C. field arrived in the city yostorday from J The service was performed by Rev. A. tively usod in the rooms. In tho din­ Resolved, that we bid them seek Sharon. Mr. Lowton thinks Su D u B obu , Deano Turner, Forest Lake ing room the table wns centered with El Paso, Texas, making tho entiro trip Saford of Jacksonville and tho llttla comfort in Him who "tempers tho is just about right and niny ded* in their Ford cumping out along tho one wns named Julius Joseph Bnutnol. tho pink and white birthday cake top­ and Mrs. Henry Wight. wind to tho shorn lamb," He will look loente here in the noor future. Tho Ship by Water committee re­ way and enjoying the trip immensely. Among the out of town guests were ped with six tiny lighted tapera. down with Infinite compassion upon ported tho rlvor line as carrying the them who put their trust in Him. Games of all kinds were ployed and Air. and Mrs. Peabody will go to Ml- J. Weinstein of Jacksonville, an uncle, Miss Irene Brpndt left Sundsf nmi, whore he will bo engagod in tho and Mr. nnd Mrs. Zelmonovltx of later tho hunt for the $andy bags orgeat amount of freight in Its hls- Therefore be it furthor St. Augustine, whoro she will abstract business with his brother, Brunswick, mothor and father of Mrs. proved interesting. The prises for :ory and this tonnage increasing dally. Resolved: That in token of respect Joseph’s Academy. Sho was » Don, nnd Mr. and’Mra. Hefficld will go Baumel About twenty-five friends in this wero won by Dorothea Lawson President Connolly stated that on his to thu memory of Brother Jacobs, the panted by her mother, Mrs. recont trip to Jacksonville ho had been to Orlando to llvo. Henry Is an old and around Sanford wero also present and^Karlyle Housholdcr. charter of this lodge be draped in Brandt, and sister, Mrs. Frank advised that repairs on the govern Hanford hoy, having boon born and nnd tho occasion wns mado a most After the games refreshments of mourning for thirty days, that thoso raised hero nnd ho saya that while El Joyous one with delicious refresh­ ice cream and cake were served. Each ment dredge Florida, had been com­ resolutions be sent to the Immediate and also her little nolce, Min' Paao and Texas are all right ha thinks ments. Tho little fellow received many guost was given an attractive favor. pleted and would begin dredging op family and that a copy be written in stance Meisch. Florida is as ever tho beat state in boautlfui presents, among them being Frederick was assisted in ontertaln- frations in Lake Monroe within two the minutes of this lodge and also a Robert Deane returned y* the union and he is glad to get back. a diamond ring from Mr. Baumel’s ing his guests by his mother, Mra. weeks. Letter has also been received copy be given to the Sanford Herald from New Ydrk, sailing on tkij They are gueata of Mrs. Griffith and mother, Mrs. J. Baumel of Waterbury, J. B. Lawson and Mrs. Archie Batts, from 3. J, Sltgh, president of that for publication, hawk, after enjoying a month's* Florida Water Traffic Leagbe advia Clifford Peabody, his brother and ale* Conn., who could not be present, and Among the children enjoying this Signed by committee, tion In Naw York and in tkej (ng that this organisation would im tori from Mr. and Mrs. Zelmenovlts, the happy event were Caroline Hill, Mar­ H, J. LEHMAN, \ Lakes irtth Dr. Puleston and H pH edlately continue with t^e program parerita of Mrs. Baumel, and others of tha Bishop, Georgena Hart, Martha W, E. WALTHALL, Smith. Alt'of them ara wl._ has under advisement for the de­ Coney, Mary Wieland, Katherine Thig­ Among the prominent visitors to the the many friends and relatives. afio. W. HUFF. lake trip ahd expect to make M pen, Louise Pardon, Jane Sharon, velopment of the St. Johns river and city .yesterday the gueata of the Hotel n e i r t y s a v ." CharlptUt Mqughtqn, Dorothea Law- other waterways of tho state. Mr. Valdez, were James W. Gallagher, a CONNELL-HOWARD LOOKING FOR A d00K prominent attorney of New YorV, and A wedding of much Interest snd Im­ son, ‘Marguerite Garner/ Juanita SHgh Urged that a meeting of thf lo­ Mk and Mrs. W. M. Scott H. II. Keaaelin, Assistant District At pressive In Its simplicity was that of Smith, Mary Elixabfth Tolar, Eugenia cal branch of the League be held with Be sure to see the handsome and turttdd homd kfter spehdlng tMJ lu-the near future. Advice has been tomey of .New. York. Mlaa Frankie .Howard and Mr. Josh Keene, Dorothy Wiggins, Elisabeth elegant Mr. Smith In Search of a Cook mer at .various points, Mrs, received from the Clyde Line that the Connell of Da Land, which was solem­ Loftier, . Camilla Deu, Lola Couch at the High School Auditorium Tues­ Mrs. R. J. Holly and daughters, May nised last 'evening at saved o’clock at Harry Bowen* Ralph Tolar, Kariyla City of Jacksonville will again be put day evening, Sept, 20. Hie searching* trig 'ih‘ WasKfogtbii ahd vlcfi and Mildred, returned htme today tho homo of the bride'd uncle and Housholder, Richard Deas, Wilson on the run as' soon as repairs have will take place In ah Intelligence Qf- Mr., Scott, taking hU vacatio n from Now York, where they have been aunt, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Howard on Smith, Halbert Douglas, , Charles been completed. This will give San fleo that It run and managed by one vkribus jblnts In Ylofldi visiting for the past month. They also Oak ave., In the presence of relatives Bette, Braxton Parkins, Walter, Fox, ford U’dally‘bbatWrvtce thrse month* of Seminole county’s most prominent states. He is the head of spant two weeks in Connecticut and anu a few friends. Dr.* E. Dt Brown­ L. P. McCuller, Jr., John- Mlnarijt, earlier In the season than heretofore women, and the applicant* for the branch-of the American Fnji* ara and the many friends of stepped off In Jacksonville for two less, pastor of the Presbyterian church Francis Roumlllet, Melvin Taylor, and Is mads necessary due to the ever position are many and varied. volume of freight moveGall Paabody, Bobble Marlowe, Wy days, having a very pleasant trip and officiating. , Exquisite pink and wfcRs r o M e / ^ H h r M enjoying the north very much. Poet Carde at the Office, the present. _ 7 LOCALS ‘ ' . ' ' ' ? . THE H a n about TOWN nSjaST �. D ons a n d orde re d t h b l n d day.. thence w est M l chains to place of be- uch c e rtific ate In th e na m e of A u g u st, 1311. „ . B. A. A. D( DOUGLASS, (SEAL) E. tho men for tho aetUcment of the and conspiracy Indictments. Twenty- tinning, containing flvo acres, m ore or . inAUq:‘ .T a x .C e r tif ie s te _ N e ^ lll. d ated A1S u r t. C lerk C Oilircuit Coui hae fllrune, A. D. tf the the tho 7 be ginning 14 chains south o> •trike as adopted In Baltimore and ap­ six of tho ihdlcted men have been ar­ n oAlso Seminole County, _____ v. said f f lo e , and r-oue st d* e ttlf lo a fs' f n .m y ^ o Ih rth w e st corner of seotlon th lrtjr-o r ed *D a ina mad# application for T ax Deed to louth, has r 31), Township ntnetoen ( I I ) soul proved by the policy commltteo of rested. niT* -M ° LAB8’ ssue In accordance w ith taw, eald cera n g e th ir ty ( 10 ) east, r u n eouthi 3.16 issue *1in Ins, east 1.14 chains, n orth . s.ie tiriou the railway • employes department, :inna te em braces the follpwlng.dcsot’lhIt is reported that about thirty ot pro p e rly situ a te d In Seminole Coun 3-4-11-11-80; 8-l-8-l#-U-39-»lo oltuatei containing ono acre, m ore o r ed property, latna, coniaiuim American Federation of Labor. moro indictments nro expeted to be ess . . . Florida, ty. Florida., to-w lt: L ots 314. 333, 2Sn. In Circuit Court o l the B ettslfc Judic­ ial Circuit of Florida, In nod and Vail not else said bill will be ta k e n 304 and JOB. Plan of Subdivision or Mr. Wakofleld stated that all shops voted by tho grand Jury. S em lu o le Cou n ty .— l a C h a n c e ry . a s con tossed ngnlnat you, to be follow ­ 343, 144, IBS, 963, 274,077.'378, 3«>, 1*3. will bo open in full today, working 103. 304 nnd SOB, P lan of Subdivision of ed by a flnnl doaree. C ITA TIO N OfFltBUS*”DJDtaTHEUR) DUTY. It. la fu rth e r ordorod th n t this notice [.and belonging to Alfanionto Land, two shifts o fright hours onch. This, U. S. S. SHIP GOES Hotel nnd n a v ig a tio n Co. Said land be ­ be published In th e Sanford H erald once 0rf Sanford, Sept 16, 1022. he said, will enable the railroad to AGROUND DURING TYPHOON ouch week for five conaecuttve weeka. ___________ ing asseeied a t thhee d a le te o f the-iaeuanoi the issuance M. F. rtoblnson, Complainant, rtf . “ !- , -' «* -• ■ W itness my hnnd nnd tho seal of said a t such certificate In th e nam e of Un ve. rapidly catch up for tlnio lost during known. • c ourt thin 25th day of A ugust, 1923. Louisa P a p w o rth , ct at, Defendant*. GUAM, Sopt. 18.—In atyphoon tho Also Tax C ertificate No. 331. d a te d & Pt my cordial congratu- tho strike. ■ (SHAM H. A. D0UQI.A88, Loulaa P a p w o rth , If llvlag, a n d I f J u n e 7th, 1310, has filed eald c e rtific ate To: U. S. S. Ponsncoia went aground tn Clerk C lro u r Court, dead, to a ll p a rtle e claim ing^ In te r­ L^na on your well-timed ond manly In my office nnd ha s made application Seminole County, Vis. ests u n d e r Louisa P a p w o rth , <UceMAprn harbor near here. Shu is not for Tax Deed to Issuo In accordance Byi A, M. W EEK S, ed. o r o t h e r w i s e In a n d to the fol­ 5^,0 of Sheriff Hand's conduct in MRS. PHILLIPS ON TRIAL w ith law. Hold c e rtific ate embrace# D eputy Clerk. seriously damaged. Tho barometer is low ing described land In Bemlnol* tho following described p ro p e rty s i t u a t ­ JACKSON ft DUPREE, S tin g away" the murderous neCounty, Florida, m o rs p a r tic u la r ly FOR KILL1N GWOMAN ed In Seminole Counly, Florida, to -w lt: still dropping hore. for Com plainant . f>4-Sto Solicitors described n s follows, to -w lt: without'causo or provocaLots 318, 110. 330, 331. 333, 385, 338, 306, 11BAT HER TO DEATH “ ■ links west of P l a n .o f Subdivision of land be longing I n t k e Circuit C o u r t, S e v e n tk J u d i c i a l . killed poor young Jacobs/ Section „ NOTICE to A ltamonte Land, H otel and N a v ig a ­ C ircuit, In n n d . f o r t k e C o u n ty o f • Id B a s ti tion Co. Said land being assessed a t LOS ANGELES, Calif., Sept. 18.— Honorable Board of f^ounty Com­ Hrmlnolr, F lo r i d a , — I n C h a n c e ry In the eyes of all right-thinking ■ ■ ■ __ _. _.jOOI line .1} . ho d a te of th e Issuance of suoh oertt- chains: thenoe CITATION N orth 44 • d egrees • 41 tcute In the nam e o f Unknown, i , not only ho, but his assocl- Mrs. Clnra Phillips, a formor chorus missioners in ond for Seminole Coun­ in u te s ilH B aMst ohalns IBB M. .11 U MMMsra -and 70 w link*, iinwwf Also: T ax Certificnto No, 31l,tdnted m W. W. Povahouse, Complainant, girl, is facing trial today, charged is N orth U degrees 45 m inute* jZ CityMnnngcr Eyan and Chjof of ty, Fin., will at their next regular J u n e 7th, 1330, has filed said c e r tif i­ thedae vs. U chain# and 49 link# to th# B a a t In my office and hae tnndc a p p li­ W est o11 Killobrow, deserve the highest with tho murder of Mrs. Alberta meeting to be hold at tho Court House, The unknown heirs, devisees, grnntoos, cate a y, -n.f, 1th# hMo f f th# ------r ig h t of w ---— S. outh ----or others claiming under Joseph F ine- cation for Tnx Doed to Issue In a c c o rd ­ F lorida a ilro a d Company, thence In a Meadows, twenty-year-old widow, who ™ | for the promptitude, skill and on Monday,'October 2nd, A, D. 1022, R n, dnaoaeed, Ja m e s p. I'll ram ore, ance w ith law. Said c e rtific ate em- S o u th w eRste rly direction a lo n g (he E a s t Ja m e s It. Fineitaii, deceas­ aide of said r ig h t of w a y of said South ge they displayed on that ment­ wns beaten to death with a hammer at 10 o'clock n. m., receive bids for ed,ceased, John D. Bellechasse. docansed, nnd ty sltuuted In Seminole County, F lo r i­ F lorida R ailroad Company, to th e point in the outlying part of Lon Angeles da, to-w lt: Lots 145 ond 173 P lan of tho building of ono-half mile of road J. Rutledge Flncgan, decoased, De­ Subdivision al* occasion. of Mind be longing to AIM- of b eginning: at Rand’s Siding, "and ono-qunrter To:fendants. ] tsnnot conceive of any ono in on July 12th. All parties c laim ing Interest under monto Land, Hotel and Navigation' Co. Flnognti, doceasod, Ja m e s B. Said land being nssessed nt tho dato mile of road through Russell Bay, Joseph afford indulging in hostile "crltii’arutnuro. deceased, Ja m e s U. Fine- of tho Issuance of suoh c e rtific ate In nam e of Unknown. contractor to furnish nil material and gnn, deceased, John D. Bolleohasse, thoUnless lZ " of tholr behavior, unless it 'COMPTROLLER CALLS ___ ______ _ said c e rtific ate s shall ho r e ­ decensed, and J. Hutlodge Flnegnn, FOIl SETTLEMENT Thorofore, you, Louisa P a p w o rth . It deemed according to law Tnx Deed will do all work, roads to bo built of marl unlisted from ono of those misguided decansod. or otherwleo, In the followliving, nnd if dead, all s olalm lng • “ ‘ _ roporty - situated, -------- d, lying Issue thereon on tho 14th duy of Co­ Interest# u n d e r Louisa p aPratie Ing described NATIONAL RANKS or shell, County Engineer to furnish p w o rth , d e ­ Ijafortunntes, who become inflamed by A. D. 1033. and bring el ng In Jamlnoto County, Fiorl- in her, th e W itness my ufflclal sig n a tu r e a n d ceased. o r otherwlae, In and to plans and specifications and the work da. to-w it: 1 jjlon and race hatred ns to wilfully here in a b o v e described, a r t Lot S of M. M. Sm ith’s Third Sub-Div­ seal this the 7th day or September, A. property WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.—Tho hereby re q u ire d to pe and a p p e a r b e­ to bo dono under his supervision, this ision, according to tho p la t the re of D. 1333. „ urago the thoughtless and reck,ourt fore o u r said C ircuit C ourt a t th e C i"----(SEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS, duly of record In tho publla records of Comptroller o ftho Currency today is­ Board reserves the right to reject any Seminole County, Florida, In P lat Book House It: Sanford, Florida, on thl# 3nd Clerk C lrault Court. C element of one populace to inSeminole County, Fla. day of October, A. D. 1331, a n a thoin end n t page 16. bolng a p a r t of Seotlon 18, 54-eIo IfUct upon our fair little city the un- sued a call for tho condition of ail or all bide. By: A. M. W EEKS, D. C. th e re m a k e a n s w e r tp th e bill o f comTownship 13 South, R ange 30 East. National Danks at the close of busi­ ilalnt exhibited ngnlnet you, otherw lae E. A. DOUGLASS, lipeskahlu horrors of a lynching. I t a ppearing from th e aw orn bill of leoreee pro confesao wilt be e n te re d ness on Friday, September fifteenth. complulnt heroin filed th a t John O, N otice o f A p p lic atio n f o r T a x D eed U n ­ Clork,Board of Coun­ ngnlnat vaob of you. . . . 1 Ihsve no doubt, whatever, that u Selleohnsne, Ja m a s U, Parnm ore, Joeoph d e r Meellea H7S u t t h e G e n e ra l S t a t ­ It Is ordotoil th n t thle c ita tio n ba ty Commissioners. S'lnegnn. James It. Flnogan and J. Rutu te s o f t h e S la te o f F lo r i d a mnjority of our citlsens are in published In tho S anford H erald, a edge FI iickuii ,nra now decensed; and Notice la hereby given th a t M. B. These critics who say there is no 0-15-22-20-c In Somlnolo Coup;hnt tho names of the heirs, dovlaeos, B urkett, purchnser of T ax Certlfloato new spaper published Ifull accord with me In my fervent once each woek fo r e ig h t grantees, nr nthor clnlinnnte under the No, 235 dated tho 7th day of Juno, A. ty. Florldn, culturo in America' might nssociato consecutive weeks. Ihope, that nil other sheriffs, not only foresaid deceased persons, aro un D, 1920, hns fllod said c e rtific ate In m y WITNESS my hand and tho seal of with n better class if they would stop Notice of Application for Tax Deed aknow n: office, nnd ban made application for Ijn Florida, but in the wholo South, NOW, T H EREFO RE, all p a rtie s Tnx lioed to Issuo In ni'ciinlanoo w ith the said Circuit Court on this 18th d a y Under Section 575 of the General knocking. July. A. D. 1932. claiming Intorost under Jo h n D. llalla- law. Said c e rtificate embraces tho fol* of (HEAL) jvill emuluto Mr. Hand’s example. B. A, DOUGLASS, Statutes of the State of Florida chasso, Joseph Flnogan, Ja m a s 11, Vara- ow ing described p ro p e rty situated tn Clork of tho Circuit Court, I permit mo, als6, to state, no. mi old more, Jnnios R, Flnegnn ami J, R u t ­ Hemlnolo County, Florida, to-w lt: N(fc Notlco is hereby given thnt Mnro- ledge Flnogan, or otharwlso, In the of EV1 of N E 'i of 8W U Sec. 34, Twp. of tho Suventh Judicial Tho Horald, 15c per week, delivered. (railroad m a n — for I havo bcon attncliCircuit of Florldn, In a n d herein described, nro liorcby 21 H.. Ilango 29 East. 30 acres Tho chal Nell Itoso Company, n corpora­ property for tho County of Semi­ required lo bo and a p p e a r boforo our said laud being nssessod lit tho dato of Lj |o thu medical department of tho nole. tion, purchnser of Tnx Certificnto No. said court nt tho C ourt H ouso.ln S a n ­ the Issuance of such c ertificate In the | Plane System and A. C. L. for twenty- FARMERS WILL SHIP ford, Seminole Counly, Florida/ on the nnmo of'U nknow n. Unless said c e r tif i­ GEO. A. DoCOTTES, Solicitor nnd Couneet for C om plainant PRODUCE BY WATER, 207, dated the 3rd day of Juno, A. D. Ath dny of November, A. D. 1323, and cate shall ho redeemed according to 7-38; Lcven years— that I tako both pride 8-I-11-18-15; 9-1-8-15-33 uml there mnko a n sw e r to the Inw Tax Dcod will Issue thereon on tho 1018, itns filed said certificate in my than Bill of Complaint In eald cause filed, 7th ilny of October, A. D. 1983. ind pleasure in commending and sec­ office, nnd has made application for otherw ise a Decree Pro Coiltosso will WITNESS my offlclnl s ig n a tu re nnd In C l r r u l t C o u r t, 7 th J u d i c i a l C irc u it, B. A. Yeargln returned yestordny onding your well-deserved tribute to a ga inst thorn. sonl th is tho le t day of September, A. S e m ia o lc C ou n ty . F lo r i d a .— Tnx Docd to issue in nccordanco with beI tentered Is ordered thnt th is notlco bo p u b ­ from Sanford,' where he addressed a D. 1923. In C hancery the admirable behnvlor of our own lished In tho Hanford H erald, a nowslaw. Said certificate embraces tho (SEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS. tupur published In Hanilnulo County, Clerk Circuit Court. striking shopmen during the Into largo gnthering of striking shopmen, following described property situated JCIorldu, NOTICB TO N O N -R R SID R N T * unco n week for e ig h t (8) con­ Hemlnolo County, Fla. nterchnnts nnd fnrntcrs upon the situ secutive nooks. | crisis. C5-0ta Ry: A. M. W EEK S, D. C. Samuel Puloston, Complainant, ntion of the nation-wide strike. Ho |j" Seminole County, Florida,_ to-wlt: W itness my band and tho sonl of the Sincerely, said Circuit Court on this 22nd dny of In Circuit Court, Tlh Judlelnl Circuit, Floridavs.Land and Im provem ent Com­ Lot 60, Eureka Hammock. Tho said said 82 per cent of the farmers of August. A. D. 1333. N. do V. HOWARD, M. D. pany nnd C. W, Arnold a n d J o h n W. SrtnMote County, Florldn.— (HEAD M. A. DOUOLASH, Seminole county, nnd 85 per cent of land being assessed at tho dnto of tho Anderson and Jo sh u a 1L Abbott, e t I n C h a n c e ry Clerk Circuit Cotirt. nl„ D efendants. Homlnolo County, Fla. the merchants of Sanford nro regis­ isRimnco of such certificate in tho To: F lo rid a Land and Im prove m e nt N O TICE TO N ON-REHIRBNTS. By: V. B. UOUCJLA88, D. a nnmo of "Unknown." Unless said cer­ Company and C. W. Arnold a n d John Bids Were Opened tered in approval of tho strike, nnd a E o n a i : a. h e r i u n u . W. A nderson and Jo sh u a H. Abbott, Counsel for Complainant. B4-8to W a lte r B. Ballard, Complainant, is no breaks in tho rnnks of tho tificate shall ho redeemed according If living nnd If dead, to all p a rtie s ve. On High School Ad- there c laim ing any Interost under F lorida to law. Tax Deed will issue thoreon H arvey U. H urd nnd H eirs of Jacob M. strikers in thnt section. lumd and Im provem ent Company, o r at nl., Defendants. tho 21st day of October, A. D, Nolle- nt Amillcntlon for Tnx l i r e ! tin ToIllll, C. W. Arnold, or Jo h n W. Anderson, H arvey B. H urd and tho H eirs of . dition This Morning Mnny of tho farmers of that sec­ on 4 f t Sri'llon RTft of th r (ir n r r n l Btntor Jo s h u a II. Abbott, or e ith e r of Jacob M. Hill, If living, and If dead Utr* of t h r Htnlr of Florida tion are contemplating tho shipping of 1022. them, or othorwlso. In tho follow ing to nit partlon claim ing a n y Interest Notice In horeliy given th n t 8. F, described land: H arvey II. Hurd, o r tho Ilelre Frank I.esHing of This City the Low. nil products from that county by bont WITNESS my official tdgimturo ant Doudnoy, purchaser of Tux Certificate .under Tho South half of the N o rth e a st of Jncob M. Hill, nr e ith e r of them, 39, (luted thu 2nd dny of Juno, A. to Jacksonville, nnd on by rail via seal this tho 1-1th dny of September, No. or othorwlso In tho follow ing desori'j. """(■Ci1 of Section 13, unit tho E nst h a l t ent Bidder D. 1910. htiH filed huIJ cortlflcnto In of tho S o u th e a st q u a r te r of Section 13, ed Innd: my office, and hits mndo application for union ronds. It is estimated thnt 82 A. D. 1022. Tho E a s t h a lf of tho N orthonst q u a r ­ Tow nship 21. South of lla n g o 33 E ast, Tnx Deed to I hbiio tn accordance w ith (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, (from Siturdiy’i D»llr) per cent of tho crops nnd shipping of Inw. Halil certificnto embraces tho fol­ te r of Section £4, Tow nship 31. South situated, lying and being In th e Coun­ S la te of Florida. low ing described property situ a te d In of Rnngo 39 Enst, also th e North h a lt ty I tofn Semluole, The bids on thu now addition to tho thnt county will be shipped in this j Clerk Circuit Court, p uoarlng by n aw orn bill of comHemlnolo County, Florida, to-w lt: Lot of tho N orthw est q u n rto r of tho N o rth ­ ln t filed herein a g a in s t you t h a t you High School were opened at tho^ of­ ninnnor. Seminole County, Fla, 111 Hanford Heights. The Huld land be­ east q u a r te r of Soutlnu 34, Tow nship 31 R la avo or claim some I n t e r e s t In th e said ing nnucNHcd a t the ilato of tho lemuance South of Rnngo 39 E ast, less nnd e x­ described fice of Supt, T. W. Lawton at tho 57-fltc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C, land, All of tho strikers of thnt city are of such certificate In tho nam e of Un­ cepting three ncres off of tho South You aro thoreforo he re by required known. Unless an|d c e rtific ate shall bo side o f tho la st described tra c t, nil of court house this morning and thero front tho A. C. L. shops, and nlthough redeemed according to law Tax Deed which lands nro sltunted, lying nnd b e ­ nnd ordered to be and a p p e a r before were many bids in for this work but the agreement just made betwen Jew­ Notice of Application far Tax Deec will Issue thoreon on the S3rd day of ing In tho County of Seminole, Btate of ou r said C ircuit C ourt a t tho Court House In Hanford, FlorlIda, on th e f ir s t Florida. September. A. D, 1038. [Frank Losslng, of this city, wns tho ell nnd Warfield practically ends tho Under Section 575 of the General It a p p e a rin g by a aworn blit of oom- day In Ootobor, 1933, being tho 2nd day WITNESS my official slg n a tu ro and of said m onth, than and thero to m a k e p laint filed heroin a g n ln st you th n t you Statutes of the State of Florida j this tke 17th dny of Auguet, A. l> (lucky contractor to get tho contract strike in tho Seaboard shops, those Imva or claim some Interest In the eald an sw e r to th e bill of com plaint h e re in Notice is horeby given thnt M. S filed ngnlnet you, and thoroln fall not, described land, [ ami will start work as soon as possi­ men reaffirm their determination to (HEAL) E. A. DOUOLA88. Tot: a r e thoreforo horeby required else an id hill will be ta k e n ae confessed Clork Circuit Court, ble on tho addition. This will com­ continue tho striko in tho A. C. L. McCall, purchaser of Tax Certificate _ e a final doaree. g a in s t you, you followed by flnnl nnd ordorod to ha and npponr befor Homlnolo County, Fla. ordorod th n t thle th._ notion amt Court* a t ' t 'h o C ourt l U Is f u r th oe r ordered By: A. M, WEEKS, D, C. our snld Circuit prise six now rooms for tho splondid yards until n satisfactory agreement No. 204, dated tho 7th day of Juno, A 53-Gtu House In Sanford. Florldn, on the f l r e t i b o .published jllMhcd In tho th e Hanford Bunford Horald, Hoi D. 1020, hnfl filed said certificate- In High School building. Thrco rooms has been effected with this road. Monday In October, 1022, being tho 3nd nowsimpor published In Somlnolo Coun Notice of A p p llc n lla n fo r T a x n e e d U n­ ty. Florida, once each woek for a per­ dny o f said m onth then and th e re to will be used for class rooms and tho Mr. Yeargln also mnifb a speech nt my offico nnd hns mndo application d e r Mention STS of t h e G e n e ra l S t a t ­ m a ke a n sw e r to tho hill of com plaint iod of e ig h t consecutive weeks. u te s o f th e H ints o f F lo r i d a Done nnd ordered th is 3rd d a y o f herein filed a g a in s t you. and thoroln basement part will ho used for manuol Lakeland Fridny night while a guost for Tax Deed to issuo in nccordanco Notice Is hereby glvon thnt J. J, fall not, else said bill will ba ta k e n a s August, A. D. 1032. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, (mining. The class rooms and tho of tho shopmen nt n fish fry in tho with law. Said certificate embraces Nicholson, p u rc h a se r of Tax C ertificate confessed ngnlnet you, followed by fin ­ No. 235, dated the 3rd dny of June, A. C lerk of C ircuit Court, manucl training rooms are badly Lakolnnd ball pnrk. Tho weather was tho following described proparty sit D. 1918, hns filed said c e rtificate In al I decroo. Seminole County, Fin. t Is f u rth e r ordorod th n t this notice my office, nnd hns mndo application for be published In tho Hanford llernld, n By: V. B. D O U aL A SS. D. C. needed nnd will prove to be not only bad but nhout 000 people wro present. unted in Seminole County, Florida, to Tax Deed to Issue In nccordanco w ith nowsimpor published In Somlnolo C oun­ O’BRYAN & SHA RO N , ■ valuable addition to tho high school Conditions wore described ns very sat­ wit: Lot ID, Block B, D. R. Mitch law. Said certificnto embraces tho fol­ ty. Florida, onco onch week for a p e r ­ Solicitors for Com olatnoat. lowing properly sltunted In iod o f eight consoauttve weeks. 8-4-11-18-25; D-t-8-15-31-3u-9to oil’s Survey of Lovy Grant. Tho suit Hemlnolodtmcrlbod but will he something thnt will tend isfactory among these men. County, Florida, to-w lt: 8H N E 14 of HE K of SB Vi Sec. 33, Twp. to make our already fine high school Mr. Yenrgin speaks nt Port Tnmpn lane being assessed nt tho data of tho of 19 H, Range 31. Tho said land holng a s ­ issuanco of such certificate in the sessed nt th e ilato of tho Issuanco of much bettor In many ways. There City tonight.—Tnmpn Citizen. Hiich . certificate In the iinnio of J. N nnmo of E. Y. Malory, et nl. will be a large attendance nt tho Allman. Unless snld cortlflcnto shall redeemed according to Inw Tnx Doeil Also: Tax Certificate No. 203, dat­ ho high school this year and the extra LACKAWANNA SECTION will Issue thereon on the 33rd day of ed the 7th dny of Juno, A. D. 1020 September, A. D. 1032. rooms will be filled ns soon as thoy BUSY AS SHOPMEN GET WITNESS my official sig n a tu re nnd F r u it a n d V e g e t a b le G r a te s are completed, READY TO START WORK hns filed snid certificnto in my of seal this tho 17th day of A ugust, A. D. fico, nnd hns made application for 1332. (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. You Can Duy From Ua at Clork Circuit Court, JCKSONVILLE, Sopt. 18.—Lnckn- Tax Dcod to issuo in accordance with BIDS TOO HIGH Semluoln County, Fin, Wholesale Prices law. Said certificnto embraces the 5J*5to By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. n residential section hero ten­ FOR NEW THEATRE wnnnn, following described property situatec anted largely by shop workers of tho W rits fo r P ric e L ist NOTICE] O F i : i , i : ( T I O . \ (G E N E V A 10 ETAOINA ....Deed Ecucl PLANS CHANGED Seaboard Air Lino railroad was astir in Lot SCHOOL D IS T R IC T ) Seminole County, Florida, to-wit In conipllnnca w ith tho provisions of W. A. Merryday Company today preparatory to tho resumption C hapter 4878, Laws of Florldn. notice Lot 10, Block B, D. R. Mitchell’s Sur Is horeliy given th n t an election has Pulaikn, Florida Will Call For Sepnrnte Bids on Dif­ of Its chief industry tomorrow. ordered lo ho hold and (ho same Approximately 800 men who hnvo vey of Lovy Grant. Tho said land be been will be huld In Hnoclnl Tnx Hchool D is­ ferent Kinds of Work tric t No. 5. Hemlnolo County, Florldn, been on striko sinco Juno 00, will ing usscssed nt the dnto of the issu said llllll Special Tnx Hchool D istrict holng nrco of such certificate In the nnmo again take up their tools at tho sound also known a s tho Genova School Dis­ (From Monday's Dally) trict, on Tuesday, October 10th, 1923. At a meeting of tho board of direc­ of tomorrow’s whistle, according to of E. Y. Malory, et nl. to dotermlno who shall ho tru ste e s or Unless said certificates shall bo re tho snld D istrict for tho noxt two s u c ­ tors of thut Milano ^Amusement Com­ Superintendent Hurley. Ono shift of years, nnd tho num ber of mills deemed according to law, Tax Doct ceeding pany called to tconsider bids on tho men havo nlrondy gonn to work. of district school tnx to bo levied and for each of the said tw o yonrs. new thuatre building all tho bids sub­ Tho Lackanwanna Bection is tho will issue thereon on tho 21st dny of colloctod “Tho following named' nro uppolnted it< to t act a------........................................B s In epee tors nnd clork nt the P,iIr e ­ mitted wore not in keeping with tho largest railway shop center in this October, A. D. 1022. olncts named, w ithin snld Special Tax WITNESS my official signature Hchool Dletrlct No. 5, to hold suoh cloaunderstanding as tho cost of tho state. tlon: structure. Tho now plans nnd speci­ According to officials of the road nnd Beni this tho 14th day of Septoin Precinct No, 8 (Genova)—M. I. B a k ­ er. W. D. Dullard nnd W. J, Daniel. In­ fications calling for separate bids on it was planned to put all of tho strik­ ber, A. D. 1022, spector* nnd M. E. Onhnrd, Clerk. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, the different kinds of work and ma­ ers back to work hore at onco nnd Precinct No. 15 (Osceola)—T, W, Golgor, S. C. lllchle nnd Mrs. Georgia Clork Circuit Court, terials will be submitted to contractors that there would also bo room for the I). Pnrrnmore, Inspectors nnd C. K. Somlnolo County, Fla D av is, Clerk. Just as IDEAL FERTILIZERS are best for growing within ten days was also set out in men who worked during tho striko. Is f u r th e r ordered th a t th is notloe ny: A, M. WEEKS, D. C hoI tpublished It was learned however, thnt some 57-fltc the statement. Tho officers of tho your crops: IDEAL INSECTICIDES are best for protecting In the Hanford Herald, n new spaper published In Somlnolo Coun­ them from insects and diseases. . , compnny mndo it very plain that tho 200 of tho latter clasB laid down thoir in the Circuit Court. 7th Judicial Cir­ ty. b u t w ith o u t tho said District, there being no n ew spaper published w ithin tools today with the passing of tho cuit. Hcnilnole County. Florida. cost of the theatre and equipment will said District, once a wek for four euo—In Chancrry. Fruit is sold ln'rgely on its appearunefi. A good way to be kept within the original amount strike. Thoy wore assured by rail­ ocshI vu weeks. insure your crop against low, unprofitable prices is to make Done nnd ordorod by tho County NOTICE] T O N O N -IIE B IO B N T R . figured in tho gonernl plana of tho road officials and union men thnt thoy Board of Publla In stru c tio n fa r HeinfFORKCLOSURE O F MORTGAGE the most of it first grade fruit by proper spraying. nolo County, Florida, tMH tho 5th day Mppnny. The building qf tho hand­ would not bo intimidated, but it Is un­ of Beptomber, A. D„ 1022. May E. Tuff, Complainant, We havoINSECTICIDES for every purpose and gladly some struqturo at the cornor of Mag­ derstood that only thrco mon wore nt C. F. HARRISON, vs. I give full directions for their use. Chnlrmnn. Charles E. Bnkor .ind M ary M. Baker, nolia nvonue and Second street will work when tho first shift of returning his wife, of llu n tln g e b u rg , Indiana, (Seal of B oard) > be started aoon after receipt of tho strikers wont on and thoy promptly nnd W. McKee Kelley, a n d Annie D, A ttest: T. W; LAWTON, Secretary. his wife, of Pinellas County. bids on tho plant nnd apoclflcationa. turned in their working cquipmont. ' Kdlloy, SPRAY MACHINERY Florida, and. A. Mlnchovr, and - ——- 56-610 Ten of tho local strikers ranks will Miuchow his wife, of Seminole Coun­ ty. Florldn. Right spray outfits are necessary for right results. We not shore in tho coming of peace for To Charles B, B a k e r and Mary M. Bak N O TICE o r A PP L IC A T IO N F O R TA X BRYAN STUMPING FOR A DEED . wife. llu n tln g e b u rg , Indiana: have a full lino of best makes. For large outfits, see our DRY BALLOT IN CALIFORNIA seven of them nro in jail for aliegod Sr,ouhla a re hereby required and ordered BEAN SPECIALS. , bombing activities and on eighth is a to be and a p p e a r before our said Circuit Under Section BTB o f (he General HtntufCourt a t the ... C ourt House In Sanford, F ca af the Hfafe a t Florida LONG BEACJH, Calif., Sopt. 18— fugitive from Justice. Two aro under Florida t _ _ .on the fIret ret Monday In (October,. Notlco is hereby given th n t J. E. I ' 13, being the Slid day of said month B a rtle tt, p u rc h a se r of Tnx C ertificate Wm. J. Bryan, In a publla addroaa feder&l court sentence for heating a tnun and there to nnewer the. bill of Not 364, dated the 7th day of June the Ju , A. FARM IMPLEMENTS complaint filed herein agnim i , net you D. 1910, h a s filedd said c e rtific ate here, today formally opened a apeak- shop foreman. a te in nmy wherein the folowlng de.iorlbed proper off lee; and h a s ..m m aa d e nppllaath application for lug campaign for tho California pro ----------------------------to bp aold to-w lt: T ax lieed t o Issue In naaardanen Full stock—plows, harrows, cultivators, fertilizer distri­ ‘M S g in 'V o h iif n e 'E s e ir o f il)#?V 4 seotlon law. ~ told^oirtiflcatV iI^ etnbraoes the Md' SPECIAL GRAND JURY hibition enforcement net, urging all butors, etc, v . corner on the n o rth boundary of Sea folowlng desorlhad property situated In IN HERRIN MASSACRES tlon tn lr ty - s lx ( I t ) , T ow nship 10 South Hqminole County. Florida, to-wlt: Lota voters to cast their ballot for tho oast, _ru 331. 381. 306, 38t, 341 and 144, Plan o? of Range) T w e n ty -n in e (33) (39)' east, WILL CONVENE TODAY South measure ao tho ntate would, gain Write Us Your Requirements hatns, n o rth I Hub-dlvjaipn of Land belonging to A1 Chains, e a st‘ 5 chains, ' *: • j chains, 10we«t 6 ohalns, c o n ta in in g 1ton tamonte Land, Hotel ahd Navlgatioi lo ln machinery to onforo the Volstead act. acres, or lest, res, more pr less. q .Tha eald .land being oesqesed a MARION, ill., Sept 18.—Tho spec­ Also be ginning a t th e n o r th e a s t c o rn ­ Co. the date oil_ ______ the Iseuance of suoh oertt e r a lot belonging to H iram P o tte r • t , . . . . . . . fiente in .th e.n am e of Unknown. FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY CO. > name ial grand jury Investigating the Her­ 8. A. L. SHO?8 , In Sootlon th .. irty -o n e (11), Tow nship Also: Taili C ertificate No. 113 dated nineteen (10) . o u th .R “ alike th i r t y ( 10 ) rin mice killings last Juno will recon­ th e 7lh day of June, A. D, 1330, has fllWORKING FULL Boot, eald oornsr c< L said being 14.10 ohalns Agtlcullvnil Building JackaonTille, Florida ■alt: ■ M W i TIME MONDAY vene In the Willinmepn county court* ------south,. ----from■ ----the L. firs t I-.mile poet o ----- F. . . ifYfil I •' V - 1 , _ini' _ ), S v • :. , ' w e st boundary of eald sootlon, a n d 3,11 house hore thin moaning after a re­ Full stock on hand at Sanford Branch of BALTIMORE^ Sept. 18.—Announce coil of ten deyr. States Attorney De­ e a s t -along eald lot IS links to Its orty Ida, 1 » l« n t waa mode today at tha office «f los Deuty hopes to have the Jury fln- n o rth e a s t oornsr; thenoe eouth a lo n g 1 8 1 ,__ _______ u m l lo t 1.14 ohalns t o . R a so u th e a st WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. d, H otel and 8. Dnvfea Warfield, president of the lah its work thle week. ,nd b e in g a t ; The grand Jury returned.thirty* Seaboard Air Line, that an agreement has been signed by the railroad and eight muitlar and fifty-eight rioting '{% r \ m % MONEY Ml On Flour, Grain and Feed SAYING PRICES Ideal IN S E C T IC ID E S f J • ! • *s] , > •’ ,V , t ' •f'Ui 'MVjJ * AS ' ' m en IV . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 22, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 22, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 22, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/06ea5eed0e3a3388eb60fade6ab82458.pdf 416cbdf252f1e2b9bdbceb4770e7f304 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volum e xm KING r e p o r t e d t o h a v e ■ BEEN IMPRISONED TODAY t ; In Dardanelles Which Overshad­ ows the Revolutionary De- / velopments in Greece l D r T h e Am o *I*te 4 T re s s ) CONSTANTINOPLE, Sopt. 28.— Former King Constantino of Greece, who abdicated yesterday, is roported to hnve boon Imprisoned by revolu­ tionaries In Athons. NUMBER 59 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922 LOUIS GARAGE BURNS AND BODY OP WOMAN IS FOUND ST. LOUIS, Sept. 28.—Gertrude Brenn, 22, wlfo of Harry Brenn, proprijtur of n gnrngc nt Oak Hill, Mo., who disappeared after flro destroyed his place of business last Tuesday to­ day wns subjected to furthor question­ ing by pollco who aro Investigating Michigan State Convention Takes up the Matter; the mysterious theft of tho body of Colealu Schneider, 18, who was found at Convention Today burled among the ruins of tho fire from its grnvo In Mount IIopo comoI l l y l n r a s s u r i u i r u w wwmmw . , BAY CITY, Mich., Sopt. 28.—A proposal to endorse Henry bord for tho tory. The charred torso, first thought presidency of tho United Stntos in 1021 general election was prepared for to be that of Brenn, who was believed presentation to tho resolutions committee of tho Btute convention. Whnt tho to have boon burned to death, wns fnto of tho proposal would bo in tho resolutions committee, nono of tho state found in tho ruins of tho flro. Aftor It was oxaminod an autopsy surgeon central committee members would attempt to forecast. declared it wns the body of a woman. Detectives announced they wore work­ ing on the theory that tho burnod tor­ so may be tho body of the Schneider TURKISH NATIONALISTS'ACCEPT IN PRINCIPLE * NEUTRALITY BY CITIZENS PENDING P E A C E AT EUREKA SPRINGS, ARK., AS THEY'EMERGED FROM THE RANK But Navies of the World Powers Being Sent to Dardenelles For Protection i n ? T h e A »«orlm te4 P r e s s ) (Hr The Asaartstrd Press) NORFOLK, Sopt. 28.—Preparations EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark., Sept. 28. for tho dispatching of twelve destroy­ —Five bandits, heavily armod, rode ers ordered by the Nnvy Department lrito thsl mountain town In two auto­ to proceed to Constantinople Is being mobiles at 11 o’clock yestordny morn­ completed horo today. Selection of ing to rob tho First NatlanM Bank. destroyers It is understood will bo Last night tho bodies of two of them under tho direction of Admirnl John were In an undertaker’s establishment, D. McDonald, commanding tho battle­ view of situation In Dardanelles onu bnndit Is so badly wounded that ship force of tho Atlantic flcot, which which wns regarded ns so critlcul ns his death Is momentarily expected, and U now off tho Virginia capes. to overshadow- rovolutlonnry develop­ two othor members of tho gnng, with ments in Greece. Opinion wns ex­ less severo wounds, are in tho guard­ pressed there is greater prospect of ed Jail, as tho result of a buttle bo- NORFOLK, Sopt. 28.—Preparation* Municipal Golf Links fighting betwoon British and Turkish tho bandits and citizens of are under wny nt tho llnmpton Roads Prove The Popularity tween naval bnso to outfit the 12 destroyors nationalist* thnn nt any provious time. Eureka Springs. ordored by the nnvy department to The dead robbors have boon Identi­ of the Scotch Game oom, which iss howlng from enrly hi / WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—Produc-1 LONDON, Sopt. 28.—The cnblnot fied as Shi Wilson, 10, and George proceed to Constantinople, Admiral unusual size nnd ripening somewhat tion of citrus fruits in Florida for tlioj Hugh S. Rodman, commander of the wns convened to consider tho mossngo earlier thnn usual. On tro same trees City of Jacksonville Appropriates Price, 10, both of Crooks Town, Okln., fifth naval district sniil last night. 1P22-23 senson Is estimated nt 15,000,­ from Brigadier General Shr Charles Charlie Price, brother of George is a crop fro mnlta bloom filling up H arrington, commanding tho Allied 000 boxes by the United States IloPxico, is the man not expected to live, Tho destroyers to ho dispatched the loss from shedding Inst spring nnd arm ies In Constantinople summarizing pnrtmont of Agriculture. Of this to­ and Mark Hendricks, 45, Park Hill, hnve not been designated, tho admir­ showing every, prospect of swelling al said. It Is understood tho selec­ MuBtnphn Kemnl Pashn’s reply to tal, about 8,400,000 boxes will he the total shipments next spring nnd JACKSONVILLE, Sopt. 28.—Tho Okln., and Sam Cowan, driver of one tion will be made by Admiral John D. General Harrington’s warning against oranges and tangerines nnd 0,000,000 newest attention of the growing pop­ of tho bnndit automobiles, aro tho enrly summer. violation of tho neutrn) zone nlong the boxes grapefruit. An early forecast ularity of tho ancient Scottish gnmo men in jail. Cowan is believed to bo McDonald, commanding tho battleship By sections, the heaviest Incrcnso force of tho Atlantic flcot; which I* straits. The reply is considered to bo of tho California orange crop mado In production over last yenr Is ex­ may ho scon In Jacksonville’s' first n resident of Joplin, Mo. Chnrlos now off tho Virginia capes. August 1 Is 13,750,000 boxes. Tho municipal golf links, an 18-holo I’rlco wns nporntod on last night. evuslvu and ambiguous. > commercial citrus crop of Florida last pected on tho control highland riilgo, enurso of 0,282 yards, now undor con­ On ontorlng tho town yestordny especially through the eastern part of ATHENS, Sept 2$.—King Constan­ season wus approximately 13,300,000 st ruetjon nnd which Dr. M. B. Hormorning tho men drovo directly to tho CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 28.— Polk county and tho north end of tine, bowing to tho will of tho army boxes, of which 7,300,000 boxes were Highlands county. South of tho ridge, long, city commissioner nnd golf on- hunk. They mado tho usual com­ Tho Turkish nationalists will nccopt and navy, has nbdiented and Crown oranges nnd 0,000,000 boxes grape­ through parts of Hardots and DcSoto tluisinst, says will ho ready for play mands Which wero ohoyed by tho hank in principle the neutrality of the Prince George, who married Princess fruit. counties, production may fall slightly next January. Dr. Horlond is In umployes. Tho robbers looted tho straits of the Dardanelles, ponding an Kliznhcth of Rumania, becomes king Outstanding features of' this sen- under last yenr sinco this section did chnrgo of work on the course, for bunk vaults, securing $05,000 in armistice conference to bo participat­ sons crop are tho fine quality and which tho city appropriated $25,000 bonds nnd $25,000 in cash, which they ed in hy British nml Kemnilst gener­ of Greece. size of.fruit from enrly bldom nnd tho not develop a good into bloom. The to put tho 147-acro tract of land in placed In sacks. While they wero at “Until tho pcoplo say they want mo als. storm-swept' territory of which Pinel­ no more, I shall hold my throne," tho heavy setting of fruit from late blqom. las county was tho contor, will ship shnpo for u b o . their work, E. G. Smith, cashier of In u message to Kemnl I’ashn nt Plans ure being drafted for a club­ the bank, stuped on n button which Smyrnu, General Harrington urged nn king dcclnurd to, tho Associated Press Bloom last spring was heavy all1over about as much fruit ns it did Inst yenr. correspondent Tuesday night. Ho ac­ the citrus holt, except In tho storm* Farther up the west coast an increase house containing locker rooms show­ sounded an alarm in five business early meeting of the British and Ucmcepts this swift revolution as tho voice HWcpt territory on tho West Coast of 10 per cent to 15 per cent Is in ers, nnd othor conveniences, for houses. alist generals at Mudnnin or Ismld ns whero large quantities of tho fruit which tho city will ’chnrgo a smnll Tho citizens wero ready when tln> the most effective way of reaching nn ot the pcoplo. „ wore destroyed In October. Dry weath­ sight. Tho lower West Const will run foe. quintoUe emerged from tho hank with amicable understanding in the present ahead of InHt season, principally on Every vnriety of golf will ho called their sneks of loot. From places of difficult situation created hy tho KemPARIS, Sept. 28.—M. Vcnlzolos, er followed with considerable shed­ oranges, most of-tho fruit being from who wns prostrated by the Greek dis­ ding of fruit, which beenmo serious enrly bloom. Tho Enft Const shows for in tho Inyout of the course, which vantage gunfire wan directed at the alist advance in the Dardanelles. aster, went to Deauville, for rest and nlong tho Enst Const ridge nnd In nn uverngo increase of 5 per cent to has boon tormcil one of tho best In tho robbers, who returned the hall of load. Tho message, which wns most con­ parts of tho central highland section. country by a nationally known golf quiet. Ernest Jordan, juwolor, whoso place ciliatory in tone, declared it would bo Beginning in Mny and extending 10 per cent over Inst season, with architect. • Tlie adherents of Venlzolos horo are of business adjoins tho hank, killed a pity nt the present juncture to al­ fairly light crops on the ridge and a The enurso will ho lined with hunk­ one of them instantly and woundod n low local occupations on tho straits to doubtful that ho will Join any new through June this yenr practically the full crop in tho bnck country. ers nnd traps while on either sldo of second man. Joe McKinnoy, uttornoy, jeopnrdlzo pence. ndnistry nt prosont and Inclined to entire citrus belt put on tho heaviest Production, of tnngorlnes is esti­ the belief that ho will piny a more of- bloom tho Btnto hns over scon. With mated at 125 pur cunt of last year. the fairways will lie found a growth Prior to announcement that the fectivo rolo In trying to save ns much fnvornblo weather conditions, a heavy Prospect* aro excellent with trees full of wlro grass thnt will make recovory Kemalists would respect tho neutral­ ns possiblo from tho wreck of Greece’s setting of lute fruit followed. The off ruit. Production of limes will ho from hooked or sliced shots n diffi­ ity of tho straits, Humid Boy, tho An­ condition in most grovos is therefore cult mottor. Tho outward journey representative nt tho peace confer­ gora reprenentativo, said to tho cor­ nightly heavier thnn for last year. a light to fairly good crop of fruit renuires 8.040 yntds, tho shortest ence. In any caso, M. Vonlzelos will respondent: "Tho Kemalists natural­ ly will como across tho so-culled nou- . trul zones, but they have not the slightest intention of firing upon tho British occupying tho zones. If, howATHENS, Sopt. 28.—Crown Prince over, the British move against us, wo George took tho oath as king yester­ ■ will lie forcod to reply," v « day nfternoon nt tho pnlifco before the ' Turkish cuvnlry from Erin Koui member* of tho retiring cabinet. ■ with rolnfovcoments, is advancing to tho northeast of Asmall-Tope, npparKNOCKED CA&HIEK OVER THE THIRD TIME HOTELS HAVE BEEN * ontly to cut off JJho British ndvnncod throne of Greece. Ills first rolgn be­ BURNED ON THE HEAD AND COPPED ’ post at Kophoz, DIXIE HIGHWAY gan March 18, 1018, with tho assassi­ ISLAND A British column supported by nr$14,000 OVER TOMOKA RIVER nation of his f other, George I, nnd < tillory has loft Chanak to counter the NOW REOPENED continued until Jurii, 1017, when he (Hr The AaaocUIrd Press) I threat. (Ur The SuarlAlnt Press) was forced by the demands of Grout ST. PETERSBURG, Sopt. 28.-Flre * Tho crow of tho Grook battleship (Hr The Assoelntr* Press) , Britain, Franco, nnd Russln, to abdi­ CINCINNATI, 0., Sept. 28.—Five which was discovered nt 8:30 this II Avoroff mutlnod yestordny and left DAYTONA, Sept. 28.—Tho hrldgo cate because of his pro-Gormnn sym­ men entored tho Hamilton Gmlnty moftdng destroyed the Pnss-n-Grlllo in the Dlxio Highway over the Tomon Constantinople for nn unknown dosUnnk on Woodburn avenue tudny nnd Hotel on nn Island udjncent St. Peters­ pathies. kn river north of horo, which fpr nhout u tlnntlon. Tho commander of tho vosHe was succeeded by his second son, struck tho cashier over tho head uml burg. Tho loss is estimated at $150,­ sixty days has boon closed for ropnlrs, I’ sel was other oto bid furowoll to Alexander, who wns naminutod by tho escuped with fourteen thousand, ;nc- 000 with insurance amounting to $08,­ will bo rcopoifod for traffic about Brig. Gen. Harrington. When later deposed monarch nnd who proposed to 000. Tho hotel'was closod and occu­ October 1, eliminating tho detour ho ntemptod to board tho Avoroff by enriy out Constantino’s policies, dopied only by tho caretaker, who got across the Halifax river here or at means of a private lnunch, the snilspite allied demands to the contrary, out with his. own trunk and nothing Ornuftid and tho jimrnoy up tho pen­ ors hurlod missiles a t him. For threo stormy years, Alexander eiso was fiuvcd from tho building. It insula over tho old Jncksonvillo-DayThe vessols sailed at noon. Prereigned in name only. Then his trag­ wns a four story hotol, frame con­ tona road. rj vlously the allied diplomats had a tat-. ic death in 1020, duo to tho bito of n struction containing 05 rooms. It wns 1 4 ed that tho presence of the Averoff pet monkoy again turned the spot­ tho third disastrous firo at Pass-a- INSANITY WILL HE light on Constantine, who had spent Grille this yoar anil tho fourth hotol Ilut They are Out of Danger With One In Constantinople impaired tho pros­ DEFENSE OF WOMAN pects of poacc. tho intervening three years in exile burnod on tho Island in tho last fow Exception ' IN PHILLII* CASE with his largo family. years. Inccndiurios are suspected and A plebiscite had shown that tho cltlzons believe a firebug Is operating, O l r T h e A aanrlntrA P r e s s ) WASHINGTON Sopt 28.-SecreGreok nation insisted on the returh of on tho Island. . LOS ANGELES, Sopt. 28.—Insani­ BIRMINGHAM, Sopt. 28.—A roll tary Donby yesterday ordered two de-HS Constantino to tho throne, nnd whilo from tho Turks. In conl|quopce of ty wUt be tho defonso of Mrs. Clara call nt Woodlnwn High Schol today stroyer ^visions/* comprising 12 dothe allied governments continued to this achievement, ho wns iftcordod the1 Phillips charged with having boaton showed 200 students absent as a re­ ■troyers, to proceod "as early as pos- ' VENIZELOB IS DEAD exert every pxpssuro at .their com: popular titlo of "Tho Liberator." Mrs. Albcrtu Tremaine Meadows, sult of food poisoning yesterday. slblo from Norfolk to ConsUntlnopl* ® AS FAR AS PLAYING mand to provont hi* re-ascension, tho twenty-two old .widow- to death with While many atudonts affected wero with extra supply of provision*" In ) PART IN GOVERNMENT former king marched triumphantly in­ AHMADABAD, British'Indln, Sept. n hnmmor. . violently III for n timo it w«b said thnt response to a request from Rear Ad­ to Athoijs and wsa crowned In Decem­ 28.—A lasgo mooting wns hold hero ( D r Tl»« A s a n c la tr* P rr a n l all are out of dungur today with the miral Mnrk ^Bristol, American high ber umid scenes of tho wildest enthu­ yesterduy nt which resolutions wore PARIS, Sopt. 28.-—"! wish to l>o NASHVILLE, Tonn., Sept 28.— exception of ono. Investigation indi­ commissioner nt Constantinople, that siasm. . adopted protosting ugalnst Great considered ns dead," was the reply of Itov. J, S. McNullly, 84, chnplnin.* of cated that tho,students vyoro poisoned they bo sent "for tho protection of ra Constuntlnp was born August 3, Britain sending forcos to Constanti­ Ellpjhorios Venizoios to a question ns Quarles Confodpratu Brigade.of the hy entlng sandwiches made from American interest*," ' ‘I 1808, uml obtained his education un­ nople and tho Dardanelles, Throats to the part ho might play undor tho Civil war, nnd sixty-two years in the ground bcof, cabbage, celery and pickle der German tutors nnd urmy officers. | wore mode to aid tho Turk* by Join­ new government of Greeco. Ho told ministry of tho Southern Prcsbytorian Tho flapper has bon dramatized In Onco in 1000, ho was' dismissed as ing them on the battlefields Jf -war a)| correspondents not to traublo to church, died ut his homo this morning at the school cafeteria. the* films. Only a motion camera commander of .tho Greok urmy bo- 'was declared against Turkey. visit him. * aftor.a long Illness. .jttBHfiV; fha Herald for Post Cards, cotild koep paco with her. PASS-A-GRILLE HOTEL BURNED TOTAL LOSS �Grower T o His Nephew and enters his senior year this fall. twice the glider pilot must v Z / BVftLYN BIGGIR8 The hard work and long hours have proximate* where he will ^ IN ROLB OF L1FB SAVER * AT PALM SPRINGS not seemed to hurt him. He has made upward currants. Plowed a good record In the class room and is other open spaces where the M Largest Attendance In Primary Daregarded as an excellent workman in the sun creates a considerable un J l Palm Springs—wh^yo God has beon partment of the Sunday School Sun* very lavish with his .beauties—the the shop. He Is In first class physical rent .are favorable places. ]t J .'S day wo have had for ihunths. palm trees meet In a canopy over* condition. this reason that the charting ' 7 Next Sunday is Promotion day. hosd—where ferns and all kinds of The Nsugle schedule provides room air currents.has become neceeutl# Bo sure to be prosont and get located folluge and trees in riotous luxuri* for everything but recreation. He has the commercial development o 7 for the-coming eyar and if you have once produces the feeling that you are no time for dances or class parties. glider. . completed.tho work of tho department In some enchanted spot—perhaps "Time for that in summer time or Ho Pointed to the hnwk nnd ot)in you aro now in, you will receive a di­ whoro tho red men ronmed or camped aftor I graduate," says Naugle. s o a rjg birds as an illustration. rC —all is so tropical and grand. The ploma. haw* #111 .ail down to a field, wh(2S spring, which Is cemented all around, CLAIMS GLIDER TO U will cycle In ascent, forced llpw^ j Last Thursday night, the members is about GOfeet wido, 100 foot long, the CLIMB 20,000 FBBT by the rising air caused by the ref 2 l of the Workers Council were Invited water Icy cold nnd flows out in an iraod heat of tho field. When it S to eat chicken pillau suppar with Mrs. monso volumo, 10,000 gallons to tho CLEVELAND, Sop. 20.—A motor* renched a sufficient altitude it Jno. D. Jinklns at her home on French minute, It Is claimed, Mr. Lester Beo* less airplane, capabl eof climbing to away, to repeat tho process nvo. After suppor a business session man owns this ningniflcent property, an altitude of 120,000 feet, is forecast nway. “ or tho Workors Council was h^ld. I Finns nnd In so generous as to Invito the by Dr. Geurgo H. Madolung, designer Wero laid for tho now year’s work, "wholo world", ns his guests, to come of tho successful Hanover' glider, In 'this connection, Dr. great interest and enthusiasm was ex­ nnd enjoy n swim at a t* time. No which in a recent glider competition commented, that tho hawks and 0| 3 hibited nnd wo feel our Sunday School wire fence or locks, all freo. The In tho Rhone valley, broke all records soaring hirds do not fly at night, t S by staying In tho air. for more thdn Ing that tho reason Is because all at. work with this corp of workers is go­ three hours. • currents oho downward at nl»k mnny claim much benefit by the water, ing forward as never before. Pray for tho Sunday School. Thoso present which rejuvinates and Invigoratos, in Dr. Madelung Is now a member of Night flying Is Jnjpossiblo with fly. wore: Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Walker, fact you feel "dono over,” and say tho designing stuff of » local r<r- ors for tho samo reason, Dr. \u<u plano company. Describing tho phe* lung said. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Boyd, Mr. Frank good byo to worry. By a very strange coincidence, on numtmal development of tho machine, Adams ,Dr. L. R. Philips, Mrs. C. II. With the application of the priori, Smith, Mrs, II. II. Chnppoll, Mrs. W. ast Monday nftemoon, Sept. 11, about in Germany, ho explained its opera­ pics discovered In gliding n new typ, S. Thornton, Miss Ruth Hand, Mrs. J. .1 o’clock, thore was not n man in the tion. of airplane, far moro efficient t J i 3. Crawford, Mrs. Bon Monroe, Mrs. water or in sight, when a little boy Tho machino has a gliding angle of ■ n l n f l i n t ! f l « n Cal Bradbury, Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker, wns pushed by his companion nnd top­ sixteen to one, that is, in still air it Miss Julia Laing, Mrs. I. F. Rivers, pled over in the spring, whero it was glides sixteen feet to every foot it Miss Boulah Brown, Mrs. H. B. Coney, eight or ntho feot dcop. Miss Evolyn descends. It has a still air speod of Mias Cora Leo Tillis, Miss Mary Zach­ Biggors was swimming about forty twonty miles on hour. If tho wind is ary, Mrs, Wm. Musgraves, Miss Fran­ feot from whero ho went under. Sho twenty miles an hour, the glider re­ ces Hughoy, Miss Gladys Adams nnd nt onco wont to him rind rescued him mains stationary, and if moro than aftor he had gono down twice, just ns that, it goes backwards, but if tho air Mrs. O. J. Pope. he wns going down for tho third timo. current is upward, the glider ascends. Last Wednesday attendance at The little boy clung no tenaciously to It is upon upwnrd currents of air that I’rayor Meeting wns two hundred and her neck that sho had to keep her wits tho glidoi places main dependence for seventy (270). Whllo Galnesvlllo hud abo'ut her to keep from being pulled keeping aloft for more than brlof, Aldorshoff. 07. Wo haven't had to work much to under. William Stondmnn, tho young periods. front ns a pili <crp ahead of tho others, but lust In Bailing for n considerable dis- to Aldofshoff. week they must hnve decided to make t interesting for us, at nny rate, they mve, and we shall have to work some to keep ahead but then Sanford folks make up their minds to It they can and will win. the wrong time. A man doesn't pool good fruit and get returns proportioned to those of another who ships poor fruit. What he doos get la his share of tho returns on fruit of precisely tho same grade nnd slzos. Whorovor pooling is practiced tho growora are happy and aro contonted with their returns. Coneraliy speaking, the longor the term of tho pool operatod, the happier the growors are. I, for one, would not consider having tny fruit sold by any or­ ganisation not In a position to give mo tho adranlago of pooling. Anyone Who refuses to onter Into a pool Is not properly Informed on tho subject, olse la like somo of those Individualists who refuso to dlvldo responsibility with their fallows by carrying Insurance on their homos. Yet when ono of that sort gets burned out without Insurance ho generally makos such a walling and gnashing of teeth It la hard to hear tho clink of tho silver falling Into the hat that woll-moanlng neighbors are passing about to buy a now outfit of clothes for his family. Tho arguments that some put up against pooling some­ how sound to me like ploa or tho fellow who was bolng trlod for tho murder of his fathor and mothor, and askod the morcy of tho court on the ground that be was nn orphan. I shipped two can of watermelons last spring on my own hook. Ono of thorn got caught In a washout on a railroad near Macon. That bolng what tho railroads call an "Act of Provldonco," I had no chanco to pass tho buck. The other ono arrived In-Philadelphia at a timo when ovory cuss In Florida who had watermelons thought boat to ship thorn Into Philadelphia. Thore wore so many on the sidings It gnvo tho doalors colic Just to look thorn ovor. Mine brought thlrty-nlno dollars and olghtocn cents loss than freight aud Icing. I have mado money on watermelons boforo, and I will make It again, but It Is darnod unhandy to slip up and got a llttlo less than nothing out of theso. IIow much hotter It would havo boon If all of us boro had handiod our Tho Epworth Leaguers havo charge molons togethor. In that caso It might Just havo been that my two cars of Prayer meeting next Wednesday Would havo hit the high spots, but I wouldn’t havo bogrudgod-somo of those night nnd ask for your co-operation by­ Who wore out of luck getting part of my monoy In thnt case. For you can't being present to holp. beat tho law of avorago, and no really thinking man trios to. Thoro must always bo somo who figure they will havo no hard luck; and thoy, of course, The Social Service Department of Will try to boat tho gamo. For that mattor, howovor, thoro are folks who figure the Missionary Socioty is meeting with Mrs. J. D. Parker this nftemoon. Every lady in the church should be a member of tho Missionary Society. You are eordinlly invited to Join. H. II. Peabody nnd attractive fam­ ily are spending threo dnys in Sanford Onco you try It, you'll always buy as they arc on route to the KnBt Coast It—Peabody's Hard Wntor Blend nnd 140-Gtd; ltw-c where Mr. Penbody has nccoptcd n Grndo A Coffee. position. They are well known nnd much loved in Sanford, this having EIGHT MORE BODIES BROUGHT FROM MINE From Jonas Arland at Hammock been their former horno. a re vos, Florldn, to 8amuol Mrs. Brown, of Geofgin grandmoth­ Last of Forty-Seven to Do Recovered Nowcomor, liontouvllle, Mich. er of Mrs. Ben Monroe, nnd sister of Today—Funerals Frldny , W. J. McBride, Iri visiting her rela­ tives hero for a few weeks. JACKSON, Calif., Sopt. 21.—Tho last of the bodies of the 47 minors who i-ram wuicu i gainer tlint whatovor of this world’s goods I accumulate r-lll bo by my own offorts, ns my chances of Inhorltanco are small. Goodnoss Mrs. D. A. Kelly is lenving this met death In tho Argonaut gold mine knows, I havo homo this Biblical Injunction In mind, but ovor now and thon week for n short stay at the bench. by (Ire nnd poisonous gaH are expected eomothlng knocks It plumb out of my hend. Havo Just como back from town, to be brought to tho surface by toaftor staging an exhibition, nnd ramorso has mo hard nnd fast, ovon It I did' nlfcbt. Dr. S. W. Walker and lire. I’. M. havo considerable provocation. Boyd loft on Monday morning train Eight additional bodies wore today I stoppod in to buy a wcek’B rations, and ran Into a fruit buyor nnd for Greenville, Miss., where they will brought from the Argonaut level, in a bunch of my neighbors. Couldn't holp hoarlng ilia conversations; nnd I will say this fellow had a pretty poisonous lino of talk. He wus willing to admit hold a revival mooting for two weeks. which the miners had erected bulk­ heads to rctnrd tho movement of tho his coneorn wns tho ono straight nnd honost bonefactor of tho growors. All Mrs. S. W. Walker left the first of gas. Seven were identified and 17 the "tliers wore oltlier crookod or undor tho management of congonltnl Idiots. A\!ien lie turned Ills flow of talk on tho Florldn Citrus Exclmngo, i K0t Into the week to spend n few days in Or­ others have been placed in caskets. tho game Just to avoid being gnssod as a non-combatant. lando with her sister, Mrs. Watkins, Funeral for all of tho victims will Tho tilings he said didn’t amount to much. In fact, thoy would havo going from thore to visit her mothor, bo held Friday and tho Jackson band beon laughable If my sense of humor had boon working; but It bad quit on Mrs. Parker, at Arcndin. will lend the funeral processions to tho mo. Ono thing that helped make mo mnd wnH that It) tho rrowd wore throo Koiurin Catholic, ProteBtnnt nnd Greek members of our nsHoclullun who woro taking It all Inf and who oltlier didn’t Junior Epworth League Frldny nt Cnthollc cemeteries. Tho caskets, cov­ bnvo enough Information or enough backbono to stand up for their own 4 P. M. Bond your children, Thoy ered with Amcricnn flags, will be need tho Biblo training being taught placed beside tho graves before tho there. processions arrive nt tho cemeteries. The coroner's jury viewed two bod­ Nino yenr old Primnry children ies today and adjourned until after tho meet at teh church Friday afternoon funerals. to practice for Promotion Day exor­ cises. Onco you try It, you'll always buy it—Pcnbody's Hnrd Wntor Blond nnd MIsh Emma Owens, n former tccher, Grudo A Coffee. 140-Gtd; ltw-c is back nnd will tench again this year, much to tho gratification of her for­ I stll lmvo a fow Fords left ovor, at mer patrons. reel bargains. In good condition.—N. II. Garner. GG-ltc Mrs. I. W. Hughey and daughters returned from tho Bunch Inst week. SOME BUSY STUDENT, FOUR HOURS SLEEP, Onco you try it, you’ll always buy BALANCE IN WORK It—Pcnbody’s Hnrd Wntor Blend and Grndo A ColTco. 140-Gtd; ltw-c AKRON, O., Sopt. 10 Arnold Ben­ nett onco wroto a book on "How to CONFESSES TO KILLING Live on Twenty-four Hours a Day." Ho would find an apt pupil In Jacob LUMBERTON, N. C., Sopt. 20.— V. Naugle, studont at tho Unlvorslty Frank Summors, "who" In n signed of Akron who has boon gottlng along statomont given to the pollco at Au­ on about four or flvo hours of sloop a gusta, Ga., confessed to tho killing of night and spending tho other hour* in Manning Ford near hero last Febur- a unlquo dual exlstonco. . ary aud who lato yesterday led Rob­ Arising at 7 or 8 o’clock In tho eson county officials to soma woods,, morning, Nauglo la a college student whero a human skeleton wns found, till 8 in tho afternoon He Is a rubwith tho skull badly crushed, will bo bor workor from thon till midnight. tried for murdor in tho first dogree at Hurrying out to tho Goodyear factory tho November term of Robeson county ho gets Into his overalls in timo to criminal court, it waa statod at tho join tho second shift and build tires in sheriff* office hero today. Tho bones tho eight hour shift from 8:80 till and fragments of clothing wore found 11:80. near tho spot where Summers said he Then home—but not to bed. Be­ had hidden Ford's body, after the kill­ tween 12 and 3 he prepares his les­ ing. sons for the next day. After that he's got nothing to do but set his alsrm Once you try It, you'll always buy clock and turn in for his well earned It—Peabody's Hnrd Watfer Blend nnd rest. Grndo A ColTco. 140-Gtd; ltw-c These letters constitute the fourth Inetallment of a striae. Other* Naugle has completed his first threo years of collego under this schedule will be publlehed In an early leeue. * If you like tho Dally Herald tell Th* Herald, l&c per week, delivered Join the throngs of roadm . # m u This is not n smnll tire but the some size ns a 81x1 Fabric THAT BETTER HIGH GRADE GASOLINE Frank Akers Tire Company DEALERS Tires, Gas, Oils, Accessories Road Service----------- Phone 447*W FIRST STREET AT ELM AVE.------SANFORD, FLA. Juicy Fruity Peppermint and Spearmint are certainly th ree d e lig h tfu l flavors to choose from. A n d WRIQLEY’S M — the n ew sugar-coated pepper* m in t gum , is also a great treat for your sw eet tocth. All are from the Wrigley factories w here perfection is the rule. Save the wrappers Good for valuable premiums S /y A i f M I N I u j- • . -is �vy : ‘V*. * _ ' C _________ “*•—5 A >* r p JL P C ' •r? .■’ f!1-•*(«-p»'i "V 'V’jv'; .'••V ___ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922 writ j C S 9 THE BIG NEW FEED STORE--------Purina O-Molene 100-lbs., per sa ck .........................».........$2.50 Purina Cow Chow, 24% Proteen, 100-lbs., per sa c k ..........$3.35 Purina Calf Chow, 25-Ibs., per sa c k .................................. ...$1.50 Purina Hen Chow (Scratch) 100-lbs., per sack....*....-...........$8.00 Purina Hen Chow (Scratch), 60-lbs., per sa c k ...... .— ......$1.50 Purina Hen Chow (Scratch), 8 1-8-lbs., per Back..............$ .35 Purina Baby Chick Feed, 100-lbs., per sa c k ..... .<.............$3.50 Purina Baby Chick, 50-lbs., per sa c k .... ............................... $1.75 C K1 i AJ1S T E!> C v O. - -All Prices Effective at Once for Cash- Mr F > A N Y ■ an — --------- — NOW IN OUR NEW BUILDING Purina Baby Chick Feed, 8 1-3 lbs., per sa c k ........ ...........$0.40 Purina Chicken Chowder, 100-lbs., per sack ....— ..............$3.70 Purina Chicken Chowder, 50-lbs., per sa ck ..........................$1.90 Purina Chicken Chowder, 8 1-8 lbs., per sa c k ....................$0.40 Purina Pigeon Chow, 100-lbs., per s a c k ..............................$4.85 Larrp Dairy Feed, 100-lbs., per sa c k ..... ..................v.........-$3.60 Cotton'Seed Meal, Bright 7%, per sa ck .....................——...$3.00 No. 1 Race Horse White Clip Oats, 100-lbB., per sack ...w...$2.50 No. 2 White Clip Oats, 100-lbs., per sack— .......... ........... $2.u No. 2 Yellow Mixed Corn, 100-lbsi, per sack ................... ,Z$2!oo Alfalfa Meal Pea Green, 100-lbs., per sack ....................’ *$2*50 Pure Wheat Brand, 100-lbs., per sack ....................... Pure Wheat Shorts, 100-lbs,, per sa ck .... ........................... 5225 Grit for ChickenB, 100-lbs., per sa6k...............:..................$uo Oyster Shell, 100-lbs., per Back ....i..................... ............... . .$1.50 The Three Py-Ute Friends will rid your home of Roaches, Flies, Mosquitoes and Ants, and the Spray purifies the air in the whole house.* B u y a Nice large quart Spray Can from us and try the Three Py-Ute Friends PHONE 181 SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 181 PETITIONS ARE CIRCULATED WAS NATIONAL FIGURE, HAVING BEEN CANDIDATE AT ONE TIME FOR TO DEPOSE VOLUSIA SHERIFF PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES AND DELAND COMMISSIONERS * v ' But the Prohibition Enforcement Officers Had No Was Nominated for Presidency by the Peoples Old Volusia County in the tylidst of Another Bin Party at St. Louis in 1904 and in 1896 Was the Political Upheaval , Such Record Nominee for Vice-Presidency of the DELAND, Sept. 20.—^Petitions are In general circulation In m..n>. par JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 20.—A consignment of sovonty-four cases of United States on Populist Ticket of Volusia county rcquqesting Governor Hnrdoc to remove *Sheriff Lee Mod sacramental wines shipped from Sandusky, Ohio, to I, Goldstonc, Jncksonvllle restnurnntour, were seized at the Georgia nnd Southern Florldn freight depot Into yesterday by George E. Ony, government dry ngcnt of this city. Goldstone stated he had complied with all tho requirements undor the Vol­ stead art hut Investigation at the office of A. E. Align, state prohbitlon en­ forcement officer at Tnmpn, failed to disclose that a perntlt;vhad been issued for the shipment. Attempt Was Made THIRTY-SIX on Life of O’Duffy, ARE RELEASED Chief Dublin Police ON BOND WASHINGTON, Sept. 2(1.—United States Senator Thomas E. Watson, of Georgia, died suddenly nt his home here enrly today. Death was snid to bo due to an acute nttnek of nsthmn, from which Senator Watson had suffered recurrently for some years. Altho failing henlth had interrupted his attendance at the senate ses­ sions frequently during the last several months, he was in his seat Friday when the senate adjourned and his friends believed ho was then showing improvement. JIc was stricken suddenly after din­ ner Inst night and passed away shortly after threo o’clock this morning, tie was sixty-Bix years of age. ATLANTA, Sept. 20.—Senator Watson, of Georgia, who died suddenly at DUHLIN,- Sept. 25.—An attempt his residence in Washington enrly today, was ono of tho most famous figures was made last night to kilt General in tho history of Georgia politics, and during tho last four years was consid­ THIRTY-SIX OUT OF FORTY- Owen O'Duffy, chief commander of ered by observers ns wielding the strongest political influence in the state. the Irish civil police it was announced His career wus one of stormy political battles dating bnck to 1800, when he FOUR IN THE HERRIN MINE today by the free state government, was elected to tho fifty-second congress. He ran for re-election on the Popu­ DISASTER list ticket but was defeated. In 1800 he was nominated for vice-president of the United States by Populist convention of St. Louis. In 1001 ho was nomi­ MARION, III., Sept. 25.—Thirty- MARKETING OUTLOOK HEIGHT nated for the presidency by the Peoples party. In 1005 ho established the six of the forty-four persons indicted Tom Watson Magazine in which ho attacked tho Roman Catholic church for for murder in connection with the In his monthly Icttbr to Florida Jn number of years, JefTersonian Magazine anil Weekly Jeffersonian wero his Herrin mine killings will be given . .banks Business Manager Stewart of next publications. During the war these papers wero ordered suspended by their iborty on bond today it was an... , . _u ’ . , ! i i ... . mi the Honda Citrus Exchange “says: the government owing to vigorous opposition to the draft. Watson was born nounred. The remaining eight will “There is apparently a blight out­ in Columbia county, Georgln, September 5, 1850, nnd was a son of 'John S. not lie .allowed bund on account of look for early shipments this season, nnd Ann Eliza Watson. , compelling evidence against them. on both oranges and grapefruit, .es­ Should motion to dismiss the indict­ pecially during the month of October. WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—Tho body of Senator Thomns Watson will bo ments be made, they will not be grant­ Prices in November nnd December tnken to his homo nt Thomson, Georgia, today. He hnd already mado reser­ ed, it was learned. will depend largely upon the policies vations on the train leaving at that time to spond his congressional vacation, observed by shippers. If fruit is rush­ lie is survived by n wdow who h now nt Thomson nnd two grnndchldron. The Herald wants to see a real ath­ ed to the mnrkcts out of proportion to letic association in tho High School. the consuming demand or if heavy We want to see the host football team shipments if immature fruit are made and tho best basket ball team and the during the months of September and best base ball team this season that October, some very moderate returns the schools have ever had. And we may be expected on the November and think that the people of this district n . should see that the boys linvo suffic-i m 11 n,'n,n,i n • On tho other lent funds to carry out this big idea. I f jhn"d; lf the f,ult 19 l*nnt >,roI'urly that fund was established that the r “tf"fu^tory ' ' Tko» “hou,‘1 mnlntnl'' season. Well Herald lias been t liking about so long, In rough , , out , tho entire , the money for the athletic association lir**!' Litn » authorities state that Was Well Covered by Insurance But Gutted One would be ready in time for the ex­ tile Parson Brown orange in the up Whole Block penses to he met instead of making a per part of the citrus bell ami grape fruit in the lower peninsula will pass drag down First street us is the usual the required maturity teat nnd bo ATLANTA, Sept. 2.*», Estimates brought under control shortly before custom. ready for shipment by September 15 aro being made toddy by owners of 2 o’clock Sunday morning. to 25, and by October first tho move­ buildings damaged by the fire which Stnrting from an explosion on tho Feller in Orlando named A. Future ment willlie in substantial volume. second floor of the Kress five and ton early Sunday morning threatened an Booster certainly signed up a lot of Coloring rooms as recommended by cent store, according to Robert Wag­ entire block in tho heart < > f Atlanta's notes to the San Juan Garage in the the Department of Agriculture, for goner* licntennnt of police, the fire business section to robuild or make Orlnnod Sentinel today. He ought to coloring matured citrus fruits, will lie quickly spread through the rear of necessary repairs. Tho combined have a Chevrolet car by now. nporntod in many pnrkng houses dur- loss, which will run into several hun­ the building nnd Jumped across an al­ “Civilization is on trial,” sny3 a ng tho early part of the season, muk- dred thousand dollars, was well cov­ ley to tho Chillis hotel, sending more speaker. Then it must lie in tlmt they ng it possible to move this enrly ma­ ered by insurance the owners stated. than 150 women and men guests scur­ rying scantily attired to tho streets refused to accept its plea of guilty. tured fruit in full color. While opinons vary regarding tho yield for next ATLANTA, Sept. 25.—Estimating for safety. season, it is generally conceded that damage variously by the police and Surrounded on all sidos by tho t wilt he equal to last year witli rela­ fire department officials at from buildings bounding Whitehall, Broad tively a larger percentage of oranges $700,000 to $1,500,000, a fire that and Alabama streets and tho Western than grapefruit.” started in the heart of Atlanta’s re- and Atlantic railroad yards, tho flames tall business district about midnight quickly Jumped to other ndjolnlng SEMINOLE-OVERLAND COMPANY Saturday night apparently had been lujildings. AMONG THE NEW FIRMS TO HE E3TAHUSHED HERE BIG FIRE IN ATLANTA SATURDAY NIGHT MEANS LOSS OF SEVERAL HUNDRED THOUSAND Severe Indigestion "I had very severe attacks of Indigestion,'1 writes Mr. M. H. Wade, a farmer, ol R. F. D. I. Weir, Miss. M| would suiter formonthsatalimo. AIN dared eat was a little bread and butter.. . comequentiy I suffer­ ed from weakness. I would try to eat, Uien Ihe terrible Butter­ ing in my stomach I i took medicines, but did not get any belter- The druggist recom­ mended Bedford's BUCK-DRAUGHT and 1 decided to try It, for, as 1 u y , I had tried oiheri (or two ot more years without any Im­ provement In my health. I soon found the Black-Draught was acting on my liver and easing the terrible pain. i(In two or three weeks, I found I could go back lo eating. 1 only weighed 123. Now i weigh 147—eatanylhlnal want to, and by taking Blaek-Drsught I do not suffer.?* Have you tried Thedtord's Black-Draught? If not, do so today. Over 8 million packages sold, At dealers' }/,*' ■■ ;V'j' "i. rriftV. SANFORD COUNTRY CLUB WILL OPEN OFFICIALLY ABOUT OCTOBER FIRST Among the changes in automobile circles today is the organization of tho Seminole Overland Co., with A. W. Smith of Jacksonville and II. L. Haight as the momhera of tho firm. The now firm tnkes ovor tho interests of George Wioland In tho old firm of Haight A Wioland tho agents liore After That Day the Grounds Will Be Closed to All for Overland nnd Wlllya Knight cars. Except Members Mr. Smith has boon In tho automobile business for many years and for the The Sanford Country Club is prov-. mich to tho entire city as it will ntpast thirteen years has heen in Jncking a most popular place those cool1tract a class of people here that we sonvillo where ho wns for a long tlmo days of September nnd will provo}never hnd before und will prove a tho service manager of the Overland lodcstono far tho touricta nil winter Co., nt that point and ho is nlso fanr much more attractive ns the weather long. illnr with all makes of cars and nsldo gets cooler nnd the tnng of the frost Tho club house nnd tho grounds will from being u salesman is a first class in In the air. automobile mcchunic nnd knows tho Tho public Is cordially invited to bo in readiness for the public opening gnmo from the time tho first cars play on tho linkn until October first about the first of October nnd after wore manufactured. The now firm aftor which ditto none but members that date everyone who is not a mem­ will carry in stock nt all times the nnd their wives will bo allowed to ber will bo expected to become a momOverland nnd WIllysKnlght cars in play. Tho membership foe is not a bur nnd enjoy tho full privileges of ,* ' all styles nnd will also carry a full largo one when all tho ' emoluments thn club. Remember thut after tho first of aro taken into consideration und ev­ Mine of parts guaranteeing real serj vice oft these enra as well ns other ery man In tho county ohould Join qnd October tho grounds will bo closed to cnrfc from this time forward. On ac­ become an actjve membor in tho club everyone except members. count of the big drop In prices on that moans more to tho city and more j these cars this announcement of tho lo tho members than any club in tho This is tho time for all good people PCW and progressive firm will give city. It moans so much to tho busy to got toguthor and kcop together on I general satisfaction to owners nnd business man who does not get tho tho big question of building Sanford. prospective owners of thts fine line;proper oxorciso nnd wha.can add years of car«. See the advertisement In to his lifo by taking n faw hour., off Wo muy yet ha Vo to roly upon tho this issue of the Dally IlerqUl and once n week or movo and guing over women to solve somo of these nation­ i watch for future announcements. | tho links. And thou It moans so al man-sized problems, rls. , Tho petitions charge tho ehofiff with being delinquent in. his duties iiutl Ing that he has done little to suppress vice, that liquqor smuggling and «ij| ing aro rampant in tho county. A number of petitions nre also circulating iJ DeLnnd starting for the recall proceedings against tho city com missions C. II, Campbell, jr., who is nlso mayor, nnd Grunt Bly. Petitions charge thatl Campbell hns vilonted tho state law In accepting city business at his gang while Bly is charged with having countenanced tho alleged acceptance. Annual Convention Southern Coiqmercial Congress Nov. 20th WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.—Every commercial organization in. the Unit­ ed Staten has been invited to send delegates to the fifteenth annual con­ vention of tho Southern Commercial Congress, which will ho held in Chi­ cago, November 20th, to twenty-sec­ ond, under direction of Chieugo As­ sociation of commerco nnd Illinois manufacturers association. Negotia­ tions arc being made for reduced rail­ road rntes to the convention. Orange county which has long been fnmed for Us production of vegetables nnd fruits is going into this business on n much larger scale this season than ever boforo. With 1,000 acres of rich hammock lnnd tiled nnd produc­ ing enormous crops, grlwors In this suction are laying 1,250,000 additional feet o filing this fall which will bring some 500 additional acres into culti­ vation nnd glvo employment to some ■150 additional Inborers. Tho growers who nre tilling larger acreages are: M. C. llritt,» L. W. Tildon, Maguire Brothers, G. V. Robinson and G. T. Smith. And tho way to build SnnfoVd 1b for every public spirited citizen to join the Sanford Chamber of Commerco nnd become an active member. It is only through organized effort that any­ thing can bo accomplished. T A M P A JAIL PROTECT NEGROl WHO HAD KILLED AN OFPICBRl ON TAM I’A STREETS YESTERDAY TAMrA, Sept. 25.—Troops ivml withdrawn this morning from theI county jnil where they were utntiomdl yesterday to gunrd against any pos-l siblo violence to Lessie Glenn, a ne-l gro, who wns lodged there fullowinn to shooting to denth Sunday niorninj of Policeman II. R. Lett. The actio of Chief Deputy Givens in riqucstin 75 members of tho local Nation^ Guardsman was approved today Sheriff Spdncor who wus absent Irci| tho city when the tragedy occurred. K I L L R A T S TODAY By Usin| STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE I t n.l*o h ill. mice. co c k n i.fh'*. »»■* tiiucu aml Atits. tl force* thine " ru n from Itullilln* for w ater and oer» mr. A ZBo tin* conU Ini en juKh t* m 10 M JM r n n or mice. yiv.ir .1r.IT in l •nersl ■torn ilt.lef MW. rt.uA fiit; uas-B irm n than tw * II. Harold Hume, Wm. I*. Simmons D. A. Morrison, ft President [ • Vice-President Secy. & Tress. BEST FERTILIZERS — INSECTICIDES — SPRAYERS — POULTRY SUPPLIES — HONEST GOODS — FAIR PRICES — PROMPT SHIPMENT , Ask Your Neighbor—He Known Get NEW JULY 1ST prico list, JUST ISSUED E . O. Painter Fertilizer Co., Jacksonville, Florida Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots 1 HAVE THEM “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” U K Uon—lots are being sold right along and. building in this section is such as to gladden the heart of those who have the good of Sanford at heart This is no idle talk—I have weighed the statement and to say just \yUat is my candid convictions would put it most too strong for tho careful, conservative pergon-^that person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who "The Man Who Sella Dirt Cheap(' Watch the South East Corner of PQ& ^^2 �*.11 J t v-*. ; y % .v,Uij I* THE BANFO n Av a l f l ie r d ib s ’ . AERO CLUB FREE A8 PLANE PALLS IN TO GIVE TROPHIES j . ,DAY AT PENSACOLA HEY/ YORK, Kept. f.0—The fonr PENSACOLA, Kin., Sept. 26— Em that the Pulitzer qnd Curtiss trophies al(tn Archibald Ornia Harrington wan for which aviators are to race at Det­ killed Instantly when n navy soaplano roit next month might bo tied up here which ho was piloting Into thl^nftcr- by the injunction proceedings brought noon crashed into Pensacola Bay. His by Henry Woodhouso, former presi­ neck was broken in tho fall. dent of the Aero Club.of America, Ensign Harrington, whoso homo is to enjoin the trustees of that organi­ tor and was the only person aboard zation from disposing of its-assets tor and was tho only perso aboard passed today. • the plane. Tho'cause of tho crash At nhoaring on tho application Su­ has not yet been determined. Fun premo Justice McCook told counsol for oral services v^ill bo held tomorrow, the yireo trustees that he thought after which the body will bo placed they might do unythlng they pleased .aboard a trnin for Freeport fir but- with the trophies, if they possessed ini. them. They arm GOOD! EX U. S. ATTORNEY PRIVATE PRODUCTION • INDICTED IIY JURY OF FIRE ARMS LESS APPOINTS REQUISITION ANGUS SUMNER PAPERS ISSUED BY GOVERNOR AS CO. JUDGE " Judgo Sibley’s ruling which will ap­ ply to nil cimllar cases, restrained tho federal district attorney fWim pre­ senting to the grand Jury any evident* "of uny nature whatsoever for any purpose whatsoever," which might have been'obtained against McKenxfe in the alleged unlawful search. IN PLACE OF JOHNSON, REMOV- HARDEE FOR'YOUNG MEN WHO This old brotherly lovo stuff handARE WANTED IN ERIE ED FOR LAXITY OF LAW od out at tho meetings of tho various COUNTY ENFORCEMENT organizations is all right to talk TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 25;—Gover­ TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 25.—Gover­ about. It is fine to talk it in tho nor Hardee today appointed Angus nor Hardee this morning Issued requi­ churches and tho clubs and the frater­ Sumner, of Fort Pierce, county-judgo sition pnpers for Harrcl Havens, and nal societies but how many people of St. Lucie county to succeed Judge Ernest Rosenbaum, who aro wanted In practice it in everyday life? The fel­ J, R. Johnson, removed last week. Erie county, Now York on charge of low with the greatest flow of langunge Johnson was removed as tho result of grand larcony In the first degree. Wil­ about fraternity and brotherly love la a petition of fifteen hundred nnmes liam Connolly, of Buffalo, is enroute usunliy the one who stabs his best charging laxity of enforcement of to Key West for tho young men who friend the day after the meeting. Inw. Charges against County Prose­ are charged with lurccncy of five cutor Carpenter on sumo grounds aro thousand last Juffc. It is understood It is no wonder tho working man atill ponding, no decision having been they are also wanted In Cuba on a looks upon the world with eyes filled chargo of murder, but Secretary of with prejudice. It seems that every made as yet, State Hughes withhold requisition for man’s hnnd is ngainat him and every Cuba authorities until the New York time he turns around some one is try­ DeFuniak Men courts grant them n hearing. They ing to gouge him. It is high time he are In custody of the Monroe county received a square deni and it is about . Killed Today in tho time when hn Is going to got a An Auto Crash authorities. . _____________ i _ square deal by tho ballot box route. BELL HOP HELD IN KILLING Cumbn and Padgett Hit Train ip Au­ PROBE The bloody Turks after a little in­ tomobile cursion into foreign fields and the _____ i CHICAGO, Sept, 20.—Joseph Klff, kijilng and capturing of thousands of hell hoy In n loop hotel, was held by defenseless women have gained the DoFUNIAK SPRINGS, Sept. 26.— Llge Cuinban was instantly killed nnd tho police today pending nn Invest! esteem of Europe, and they aro now T. H. Padgett seriously Injured when Ration of tho killing of Loiln Weiner, asked to desist until the League of a freight trnin crashed into nn auto- 8, who wns struck by tho bell hoy’s Nntions can meet and give them a mobllo truck in which they wore rid­ expensive nutomoblle on Roosevelt part of Europe. Nice work! ing nt u street grade crossing here Road. today. ATLANTA, GA., Sept. 20.—An In­ WASHINGTON, Sejit. 26,—Tho JACKSONVILLE MAN dictment charging Hooper Alexander, production of firearms at privato WINS A THRILLING former United States district attor­ plants in tho United States showed a RACE WITH DEATH ney for the Northern district of Geor­ decrenso of more than 68 per cent in gia, with attempting to influence tho year 1021 as compnrcd with lt|20, JACKSONVILLE, . Sept. , 20.—W. members of the grand jujy in con­ according to a report todny by tho j p, paeon, of this city, was in a hos* nection with the case of Dr. C. E. census bureau. Tho total of the out* -«|Ul tonight after, two narrow cs- Murphy, Atlnntn physician, charged put of the twenty-five establishments (tpr* from death today and enough with violation of the Harris anti-nar­ operating in 1010 was $30,181,270, cotic law, was returnodln federnl against n value of $12,610, 302 for the ' frills to last a man a lifetime. Bacoii drove alone to Pablo Beach court today. eighteen plants operating last year. Mr. Alexander was given a hear­ |«te today on business and while there wnB struck in the hand by a ing heforo United Stntes Commis­ GOVERNOR MILLER [ nttlcsnako. He was twenty miles sioner Carter and permitted to sign WILL RUN AGAIN from Jacksonville and realised that u personal bond for his appearance to receive proper medical attention in court this week. ALBANY. N. Y., Sept. 20.—Gov. It is charged the former district Nnthnn Miller snid today thnf ho will before the deifdly poison got In Its work, ho would Have to break all attorney wrote a lettor to James W. accept renomination by tho republi­ speed laws, ho started for tho city Wilson, foreman of the jury, asking cans If the remainder of the state *ith bis motor wldo open. A shnrp him to substantiate testimony offered ticket Is mndo up of three persons In reverse curve one inllo Pablo was too by Clint W. linger, present district sympathy with his administration WAR OPERATORS TO RE INVESTIGATED much for the car. A renr wheel col- attorney. program. Nominations will ho mndo Bro. P. M. Boyd reports meetings To thi* S h e r i f f o f H r in l im lr C o u n t / . o f SPECIAL GRAND JURY t h e M tnlr o f F l t i r l d n i nt the state convention hero this lapsed as be rounded it nnd the ma* starting off fine. Large attendance Ho It Known. T h a t I. II. CLAY REBUILD FIRESWEPT week. CHAWFOHD. S earotary of S ta to of th e chine turned over. WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—A now und great interest. Htnto of Florldu, do horotiy glvo notloe SECTION IN ATLANTA A city bound motorist luckily n r th a t a ■ ■ ■ t specinl grand jury will he impannol rived a few moments later nnd found TREASURY UEGINS ELECTION led cnrly In Ortobor to dontlnuo in­ Last Wednesday night the Epworth Wilt GENERAL ATLANTA, Gn., Sept. 26.—PlnnB ho hotd In Somluolo County, S ta te ENFORCEMENT OF Bacon painfully hurt ns n result of £1 League had charge of Prayer meet’ Florida, on T uesday next succeeding WOOL SCHEDULES vestigation into alleged Illegal nrfclvi- ing. We hatl a Inrgo number presont of the crash, but he was conscious nnd Were being mndo todny by owners of tho first .Monday In November, A. D. tics connection with government war 1922. tho said T uesday being tho managed to toll why ho was In Buch buildings damaged in the fire which and un interesting mooting. , Miss operation*. Seventh Day of November early Sunday threatened n block In WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—Tho a hurry. Tho rescuor then took up Carolyn Spencer was lender. Tho F o r United Staten S e na tor from the the lienrt of Atlanta's business sec­ Slate of Florida, for six y e a rs from first regulations under tho tariff net the race with death. League is nn enthusiastic class of PARKER APPOINTED March 4. 1923. Physicians said Bacon reached the tion to rebuild or lnako necessary re­ of 1022, governing the entry and F o r ono llopronontntlve of tho F o u r th young people. AMEltICAN COMMISSIONER C onurrsslonnl D istrict of tho S ta te , withdrawn! of wool, were promulgat­ hospital in time for them to counter­ pairs. of Florida, in the H lxty-elghth Con­ GERMAN WAR CLAIMS gre ss of liio United States. act the effects of the snake vinis nnd John W. Grant, owner of the build­ ed today by the treasury. Miss Elizabeth Mcisch is visiting For S uperintendent of Diddle Instrttoings occupied by the Kress five nnd The regulations, which aro tempor­ that he would recover. tlon of tho Htnto of Florida, friends nt Tampa. WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—Edwin F o r tw o J u stic e s of tho Supremo C ourt The injuries received when his enr ten cent store, which was almost ary, set forth the facts importers are of the S ta te of Florida. It. Parker, attorney of New Yotk and wholly destroyed, the Childs hotel, L. required to file with the entry and tho two Itnllrnad Commissioners of th e turned over were not serious. Mrs. Hattie Tate is visiting her For Hlate of Florida. F. M. store, nnd Kisentnn Clothing estimate of the clean content upon Houston To., has boon appointed by For ono mem ber of tho House of Hopresentatlvon of the Htnto of F lo r i­ Company, also damaged announced ho whlchc the duty Is assessed. In tho President Harding to he the American son In DoLund this week. da, Commissioner oi^ American-German FOREIGN DEBT COMMISSION ‘ would have reconstruction 'work absence of n statement by tho Import­ For County Surveyor. TO CONTINUE WORK started immediately. Other owners er the duty is to he collected, mi tho claims commissi a, the state depart­ Mrs. P. M. Boyd's mother, Mrs. J. F or Five Merhers of the Hoard of Coun­ Commissioners. M. Baggett nnd grandmother, Mrs For ty * th re e Members of tho County Hoard of damaged property made Similar an­ full weight ns the dean content. One ment nimunccd today. Hope of Tarpon Springs aro hero on of Duhllu Instruction. hale out of each consignment Is to ho WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—Re­ nouncements. F or Ju stic e of tho Dcuuo tu and for th e a visit. Ju stic e D istricts, Tho combined loss, which will run designated by collectors for examina­ RESTRICT PROHIBITION *following 1 • vis: No. sumption of meetings of tho foreign TO THREE MILE LIMIT F or Conslahlo In and for tho follow ing debt funding commission, this week into several hundred thousand dol­ tion and the npprniserrf will follow Mrs. Romotm Raynor in hack nftor Justice Districts, vis,: No. 2. EXCEPT IN CASES wns indicated today nt the treasury. lars, is well covered by insurance, commercial methods in determining In Testim ony W horeof, 1 hnve spending the summer nt Gainesville h ereunto set my hand a n d nftho clenn content. , The first meeting will bo arranged the owners stated. fixed tho Orent Heal nf the nnd nt the bench. Sho will tench in . WASHINGTON, Sopt. 26.—The Hlate nf Florida, ut T a llnha sstfb/ecf fn the convenience of Secre­ the Sanford schools this yenr. sco. the Cntiltul, this the t w e n ­ cnbinet nt n meeting today decided to JAPANESE POLICY tary Hughes, whose return from iy ty - f o u r th day ita) nf August, A. D. PROBE THEATRE COLLAPSE restrict prohibition enforcement oper­ m s. STOPS AGEEMENT ' South America ennhlcs tho commis­ SOON (HUAI.) II. CLAY C ltO W F O n n . Next Sunday is a big tiny for tho ations within the three mile limit at WITH CHITA GOV'T S e c re ta ry of Ktnte. sion to continue its discussions. Sunday School children for nt thnt To C. M. Maud, Sheriff Seminole C oun­ The principal question to ho deter ty. 61-Bto PITTSBURG, Pa., Sopt. 20.—Cor sea except in eases whore ships bu- time the different classes go tu thoir yond thut limit in communication with CHANG CHUN, Sept. 2(t.—The con mined is whether this government oner McGregor today announced that new room. Twenty primary children shnll grant the request of Great Bri­ forcnce between Japan, the Chita the Inquiry to fix responsibility for shore through their own crews nnd will receive Diplomas nnd go into tho Lewis O 'llr /n n J . a. Kkirm tain that an approximation of $50,- government of tho Far Enstern re­ the collapse of the Strand Theatre .small boats, Junior Department, Tho Tenchers O’BRYAN & SHARON 000,600 ho mad© for tho interest on public of Siberia nnd representatives foyer Inst week will he hold in Oct- ] nnd Officers are beginning the new Attorneys-al-Law the five billion dollar British wad debt of the Moscow Soviet government end ober. The jury will ho cotnposod of NEGOTIATIONS IN year with great enthusiasm ami aro n il) niQ 'p MAY FAIL Wilt practice all the c o u r t* tailing due in the next two months. cd in failure todny with Japan’s re­ newspapermen. i rn u ready to do nil in their power to E x a m in a tio n of A In b stra c ts of Land Ti­ On October 16 $65,000,000 of Interest fusal to fix a date for tho evacuation tles given especial a tte n tio n CHANG CHUN, Sopt. 25.—An make this the biggest year this S. S. Offices In Homlnolo County Hank Bldg. from Great Britain falls due on Nov­ of northern Snknhallon. FOUND GUILTY has ever had. NANKOUD, F I , O H I D A , abrupt breakdown is cmminont‘in tho ember 15 $35,000,000 but nt the rate FRANKLIN, Tumi., Sept. 23.—D r.! negotiation* here between Jnpun, tho of :> per cent, whilo tho act crenting GRANT CHARTER FOR Don’t forget Prayer meeting Wed­ COMPANY TO BUILD the commission authorizes the fund­ Geo. C. Pnschnll, of Arrington, well Moscow government and the fnr nesday night at 8 p. m. The Dnuglt SEED CORN, COWPEAS, VELVET FLORIDA RAILROAD known physician of thlH county, who eastern republic of Siberia owing to ing of foreign debts with isteroat at BEANS, MILLET, GRASS ters of Wesley are in charge nnd have four nnd onoqunrtor per cent. lias been on trial here since Septem­ the Russian demand thnt Japan im­ Invited Dr. Bariums of the Congrom SEED, SORGHUM TALLAHASSEE, Sopt. 26.—Tho ber 12, charged with tho murder of mediately evacuate tho island of Snk. Groat Britain has suggested that gnttonal church to lend which in­ F o r Im m ediate shipment. A1I s e a so n ­ nn approximate amount of intorest Florida Citrus Highlands Railway hiH wife, Mrs. Bessie Wilson Paschall, hallon. BnthJolcgntions, whilo await­ sures a great gospel message and a a b le Field and V egetable Seeds. W r i t s hi paid in October nnd Buch adjust company, capitalized at $500,000 hns on September 4 last, this morning ing final instructions from their gov­ good prayer meeting. The Prayer for P r ie s List a n d C atalogue. Our b e a u ­ a n d Inetructlve c a ta lo g u e le fra* meats ns mny ho necessary mndo In boon granted ns charter by Secretary wns found guilty of murder in the ernments announced today that they meeting in the pulse of the church atiful n d Blvea valu a b le Inform a tion on fa r m in g and g a r d e n in g for F lo rid a a n d ware prepared to depnrt. of State Crawford. The corporation tin funding arrangements to* he work­ second degree, tho verdict carrying and without prayer wo enn’t go on th e South. W r ite to ue today for epeoed out by tho commission and tho proposes to build nnd operate u rail­ with it a penalty of ten to twenty lal prices on y o u r seed requirements^ to greut success therefore the nec­ Our complete etoak will enable ue to BOOKS CLOSED British financial mission which Is ox- road between Garflold, Polk county, yearn In priLon, supply essity for attending these meetings quality. you to a d v a n ta g e In price a n d perti ! to reach thlH country Into In to Sehring, in Highlands county, a for the otto purpose of our church distance of -17 miles. October, NEW YORK. Sopt. 26.—Subscrip­ and of our pastor Dr. Walker is soul GETS PENSION E. A. Martin Seed Co. tion hooks for the $75,000,000 offer­ saving und anything short of that o i d f i l and I .a r g r s t flrrd H ouse In F in. 202-100 B ust Day Htreel WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.—A sen­ ing of the -I 1-2 per cent federal goal Is worthless. Let us bo in our JACKSONVILLE -|. FLOHIDA ate bill to pay a monthly pension of farm loan bonds wore closed todny it plm-jl Wednesday- night. $150 to Mrs. Mario Doughty Gorgns, announced by Aleunder Brown GOOD GRADE widow of General Gorgns, who fred ami Eons heiul of the hanking syndi­ Teachers and officers of Junior De­ Culm nnd Pnnninn from yollow fover, cate, Tho offering price wns 101 1-2 partment will moot Wednesday night STABLE MANURE wns pnHsor during tho last hours of and interest to yield more than *1:30 nt 7:30 nt tho church before Prayer CHEAP per cent to the redeemable date 1032 tho house nnd sept to tho president. meeting. Please every Junior Teach­ and 4 1-2 per cent thereafter to re­ er he present. Important business to ------- ------------------Prompt Shipment ; demption or maturity. he transacted. L. W. BERGMANN GUARDS SWORN IN. Box 2163, Station A, Jacksonville, FI*. SONS INDICTED FOR Specinl music at Player mooting NEW ORLEANS, Sopt. 23.—Eigh­ POISONING FATHER Miss Spencer nnd Miss Lang will sing ty-six special deputy United Statos LANDIS, FISH & HULL a duet, "Abide With Mo" nnd Mrs. marshals' were sworn in by United MOORE HAVEN, Sopt. 25.—A. B. I f ROT w ere-as visible States Marshal Victor Lolsel hero to­ and E. II. McCray woro indicted by Boyd will rcmlor n violin solo. Toll AttnrneyK and Counsellora-at-Latr DoLAND, FLORIDA day, for service in Gretna, a railroad tho county grand jury on a chnrgo of your friends. Bring your friends. as FIRE you’d p ain t Will practice in the State nnd Feder­ suburb, following the shooting there murdering their futhor, A, J. Mc­ al Courts. Spocial facilities for Ex­ your b a m today! EVIDENCE MUST NOT last night of Junius Dillon, a negro Cray, Inst Mny. amining and Perfecting Land Title*. helper in tho Trans-Mississippi Term ­ It is alleged thnt the sons put poUIIE OBTAINED IN AN r you could actually see how suroly your outbuildings were being inal yards. Dillon was dangerously on in thoir father’s coffee In order to UNLAWFUL MANNER destroyed by the action of the ele­ wounded by a man who fired at him get his money. Tho body of tho oldur SCHELLE MAINES ments, you’d be convinced that the ns he sat in a train ‘ waiting to ho McCray was sent to Tifton, Gn., nnjl way to aave money b to use good LAWYER ATLANTA, Gn., Sept, 28.—"Use of taken home from work. His assailant hurled. A suhsrunnt Investigation paint, and use it now I Office in tho Court Hoaae evidence obtained in nn unlawful man­ escaped. The saving can be effected by the resulted in the nrost of tho two bohs ner, violates one of tha most sacred SANFORD FLORIDA application of Devoo Bujn Paint. J uly 21. Following tho nrrest Mc­ constitutional rights of a citizen," ac­ Into the manufacture of this product DEPORT CHINESE Cray’s body was oxtiumed nnd nn ex­ cording to a ruling handed down hero goes only those basic materials in GEO. G. HERRING proportions that years of experience amination of his viscera disclosed poi­ Friday by Judge Samuel H. Slbloy, of RICHMOND, Vn., Sept. 26.—Do- son, according to tho officials. nave proven to be the beet. Attorney-at-Lnw portation of 18 Chinoso. taken into *Tho trinl is scheduled to come up the United Stntes court for the north­ Devoe Products ore lime-tested and ern district of Georgia. custody recently by federal prohibi­ in circuit court today. proven, backed by 16B years’ experi­ N o . 14 Garner-Woodruff. Buildir ence of the oldest palm manufacturing Tho ruling was mndo by Judgo Sib­ tion agents nenr Petersburg wns or­ coAcpm in the U. S. Founded 1734. SANFORD, FLA. ley in issuing an order Tontraining tho dered today by U. S. Commissioner NEW YORK GIANTS federal grand Jury from tho consider­ Melvin Floglnholmor. Tho commis­ CINCH THE PLACE sioner ordered tho mon returned to ation of any ovldenco ngainat Marshal Ball Hardware Co. Culm, whence, It alleged they ontcrwell known Atlantan, FOR WORLD'S SERIES McKenzie, cd this country. Robert II. Talley, which might bo offerod by persons, JEWELER counsel for tho men, -was given 10 CHICAGO, Sept, 26.~j.Thc * Now whoso nnmoH were on a list alleged by dnys in which to appeal to tho feder­ York Giant* today are tho champions officers to contain names of McKcnMY SPECIALTIES: al district court. of the Nntionul League for tho tenth xlo’s whlskoy customers, which list Pickard’s Hand-Painted Chin* timo of their career. Eight of those wns seized rin hn alloged unlawful Gorhum’g Sterling Silver • Lot np petty politics Interfere with triumphs occured slncu"1004 under tho search oL McKenzie's apartment on ft $ pba Rogers' Plated Ware the growth of 8nnford. leadership of John McGrnw. July 14. Elgin and Waltham Watches » - vJV * i . METHODIST NOTES NOTICE OF ELECTION BARN PAINT P HENRY McLAULIN v SP1 v ,; . , . �■ . ■M I . *V*.T,- f wcr.-v • . n i,' wants, It will m r .be by ” T ed ‘'conversation*'' with Mr. Jewell causing th* artaalt and_ Conviction of bo n their previous habit. There u for th< 7 force of arms but by force of ballots to knpw that they have 'contributed end brought qthor Influential railroad violators of the game laws, and win ■Vhappy meaning betwcon i l l * end public opinion. enough to these professional beggars presldenta around to his point' of get one-third of the fines Imposed, In ifooltgnn and Gloomy d « i and 2 S to make them the wealthiest people thinking, t. The power of personal one case of conviction for violating men occupy this middle ground w t f I SHIP DY WATER In tho country. But It Is all mistak­ leadership and Influence was never the game-laws Inst year tho violator ou^ being told to do It, P s l l l i k t l l r * r r Vatimr kjt ------- —O" — en charity and the money that goes to better Illustrated, nod the manner in wns fined $60. By this action of Sheriff Logan ho secures a corps of For skin'eruptions, rash, chnf*i tq them should go to the objects of The groat movementfor water which this strike has boon terminated _________ (I m wh w IH ) _____ shipments started by the Central charity anti tjie money that goes to suggests that it is thd lack of leader­ actlvo, efficient and enthusiastic dep­ skin, prickly heat, chigger Mu* J SU B SC RIPTIO N - F B I OK IN A O V A H O II Florida Water Traffic League made ovorlook people in your own midst for ship and sanity which Is yearly al­ uties scattered all over the county, •tings of poisonous Insects, Ballnrd! Om T l _ grent strides for nvhlto and atlrret strangers and this applies to beggars ways responsible for the prolongation nnd wo believe will secure tho enforce­ Snow Liniment Is ah effective a„uur, Six H ob z t* ment of the game laws In his baili­ tlort. It heals quickly. Three up things in this section so much that as well ns to business. The Jackson­ of thd bitterest Industrial quarrels R a (tr< 4 b« S f M iil 0 « h Mel* ** wick. All honor to the sheriff * of SOc, 60c and $1.20 per bottle. Sold h. ville Journal haa the following about the Clydo Lino had to enlarge their To Mr. Jewell and other Inbor lend­ A m ttiaf Xt. IMkH. a t t k f P o s t C'KIm u « i -t .i. , L'r.i«.r A nt n f U t t f k warehouses and will havo to make beggars: Polk county, and may hla plan bo fol­ Union Pharmacy.—Adv. 7 ers must be accorded credit, for meet iVW t,______ ,_________ *.____ _ Last year the Florida Development ing Mr. Warfield halfway, and for lowed by every shorifl In tho state* of other additions soon to kcop up with ) h r Mnrtforti IlsItV I l f r t M l a w k U i k t S • n r r i n i r a a n ( m m » I N i u t ) ■»* tho wnter shipments. For the past Board caused a survey to be made of their frank, If bolatod, condemnation Florida. It Is In the* Interest of clean' U t m i k l r M » * r t tk te t n l M f H t t k a . few months tho movonlents seems to the principal cities of the state of tho of acts of violence on tho part of a sport and the preservation of tjie wild A l T i r t l T l u r a tM N u o u k l t m < w i t k n o w * ob ■ n U n l l a i . » M 0 P «r 7 * t r , hnvo lost momentum but it Is some­ very prevalent practice of street bog­ lawless iplnority. Wo do not believe, life, which Is a great asset of tho state. a r | | « N f w aak. thing that should be pushed to ttio ging which flourishes throughout and the gcnoral public does not be­ —Tampa Times. limit and potty Jealousies or politics Florida, fostered, of course, by the lieve, that tho .rank and file of the oPresident Harding has lost ground should not be allowod to enter Into the large ;tourist population, which Is ORLANDO ON CITY BUILDING. railroad unions sympathize with such In Ohio says David Lawrence. May­ discussion for It Is a question in usually open-handed and less mindful savage outbreaks as havo occurred; be, so, son, maybo so. "You can’t toll which every shipper ^n Florida is In of the civic injury of the street men­ jut there wore far1 too many of thorn Wo think there aro entirely too much nbout Ohio. tcrcstcd. Tampa Is greatly interested dicant. to bo termed ''sporadic," nnd it Is many young men hanging nround the ---------- o----------as Is all of south Florida and the Tho board found that begging cnn well now that thoy should bo official­ streets of Orlando Into Into tho night Sealed proposals will bo received by The Fall Stylo Number of the Tam­ Tampa Times has tho following edl be prevented if the city Officials will ly repudiated by tho executive council with apparently nothing to do except tho City- Commission of Sanfori pa Times wns a pink peach and shows torlnl on tho subjecti refuse to Issuso permits. And they of tho shopmep. For every such act to look for trouble or somo form of Florida, at tholr’ offied in the Clt? that tho Tampu merchants nppreclato In tho year that Is drawing to Ha warn Florida that this winter will of violence union Inbor suffers in rep­ exciting entertainment. Hall, at or before 8 p. m. October 23 the value of advertising. clbso the Pacific coast of the United see a multiplication of beggays here, utation and public esteem, nnd sclf- Wo' aro sure thot tho automobile 1022, for the following materials: ------------ o-----------States shipped by water through the luo to tho cut in their revenuas in Number 1 Vitrified Sewer Pipe King Constantino toro his pnnts Panama canal 22,543 tons of fresh 'lew York and other Northern cities intorcst, ns well ns humanity, demands with its load of boisterous young girls Approximately 1630 feet of ir p|p( when trying to bolster up his waning fruit. So satisfactory wns thnt me­ following the publicity given their thnt tho unions treat such lawbreaker! and young boys and men and women as enemies of organized labor as well arc demoralizing to tho community Approximately 2150 fcot of 8" pip,' powor ho went to wnr and was badly thod of reaching tho enstern markets prosperity In Now York City. and we appoal to all parents, as well Approximately 7805 feet of 10" pip,’ as of the country. , whipped by tho Turks. Ho would have thnt the Seattle chnmbor of c^mmerco The arrest of a mendicant in Brook- Mr. Warfield’s "statesmanship" as ns brothors and sisters of mature ago, gained moro by quitting sooner. announces that at lenst one million yn precipitated tho publicity. That tho shopmen’s executive council calls ’to warn tholr follows in this wild Joy­ Approximately 5620 foot of 12" pip,* 'Approximately tflO feot of 15" pip,[ -------- —o----------boxes of Washington apples and close arrest disclosed tho existence of n it, did not consist of moro surrender. riding nocturnal rambling, Approximately 2280 feet of 18" p|^ Young man who suicldod in Jack­ lo 300,000 boxes from Oregon will well-organized ring which split 50-50 Wo favor tho extension of oloctrlc Under tho terms of tho agreement tho Approximately 1140 feot of 21" pip, sonville attributed all his troubles to tnko thnt rcuto next season. This with tho beggnrs. Tho particular bogwhiskey. Now a few years ago this will bo an incrcnso of 1,050,000 boxes gnr who encountered tho law and the men will return to work "at present light sorvlco to every dark and ob­ Approximately 1300 feet of 21" pipe Approximately 70 branches (i“ d|. would havo been oil right but how In over tho shipment of last year. Ono- pross had apparently broken with the rates of pay," which-are those fixed scure section of tho city because vice nmetcr pipe. tho world did ho got whiskey when fourth of the grand totnl went to tho ring. Hence tho arrest. Beggars in by tht^ Railroad Labor Bonrd nnd lurks In tho dark places. which became effective on July 1, Bootlegging Ib not tho only evil that Approximately 00 branches 8" dlthe country is dry 7 big cities on tho Atlantic const of tho and about Now York will probably not the day tho men walked out. Thin exists in Orlando. nmoter pipe. ---------- o----------United States. faro so well for a time. But Florida wage reduction wns one of the causes Wo want every clergyman In OrApproximately 320 branches in" dt. A woll known gentleman from one Tho fruit growors of Oregon, Cnn- will loom a vortiablo Mecca. of the strike,! and Its acceptance rep­ Inndo to address his congrogntlon on nmotor pipe. of our biggest cities said thnt Central ifornin and Washington found It far There is no cxcuso In tho world for Approximately 230 brnnehes 12" di­ Florida was not going away from cheaper to send their fruit from tho man, woman or child to hnvo to beg resents a gain to rallrond revenuo of tho matter of appealing to individual homo to trndo any moro ns they forin- Pacific coast, down that long lino to in the streets, In these days of organ­ approximately $50,000,0 0 0 a year honor in promoting the character of ameter pipe. Approximately 25 branches 15” dtorly did because Central Florida had the equntor through tho Pnnnmn cn- ized chnrlty, for n living. In cities .Seniority, the issue that arose nfter our city. Individual obligation to ono’s city the strike began, is not mentioned by nmoter pipe. plenty of good stores of their own. nnl and Cnrrlbcan sen, and up the where tho cHartinbio work is well Is essential if vice is going to bo olimname in tho memorandum, but tho Approximately 55 branches 18" di­ ----------o---------long sweep of Atlantic const to New organized bogging is not permitted, Tho Hcruld wishes to congratulate York, thnn to ship by the much short­ pooplo aro asked not to givo, and thoy principle is recognlzod provisionally Hinted. If the Individual citizen re­ ameter pipe. Cnmpbell-Lossing Post of tho Ameri­ er rail route, hence the shipments will don’lf. They are educated to know by the stipulations of tho second and fuses to executo the sacred duty which Approximately 20 branches, 21" dj. can Legion for their fino spirit in tnk- be greatly increased by tho next yonr. thnt tho chnrlty needs of tholr city third articles of tho ponco settlement. Is his privilege then tho soul of a city nmCtnr pipe, lng hold of the building proposition The facts of such increase proves that aro cared for In a thorough and scient­ Even ns to this tho strikers have ac­ hccomoB a lifeless nnd spiritless thing. Number 1, Vitrified Segemenl Block and having a home of their own. They tho shipments wero satisfactory, thot ific mnnner, and that rollof to tho cepted tho condition that thoro In to Is It right thnt we ns an individual For approximately 737 feet of 30" will got it. You cannot stop tho for­ the fruit enrried well, and renchod tho worthy cnn bo hnd nt nny ono of n lie arbitration of disputes arising as citizen should blind ourselves and fail Circulnr Sewer. to the relative standing of employes. to seo the tainted spots that lend to ward march of the A. E. F, For approximately 015 feet of 36" market in good condition. There wns number of ngcnclos. some doubt in tbc bigging ah to the Nothing detrncts from tho hnppy The most striking and interesting debauchery of ^outh and the crippling Circular Sewer. When a guy In Tampa sells cheaper results. It was an experiment which appearance of n city moro than the point in tho ngreenient Is the estab­ of ago? Wo are hero to build an Ideal Tho pipe to be delivered at Sanford, gasoiino than tho other dealers his might prove disastrous, hut tho wes­ presence on the street corners of lishment of a commission of six rep­ city. What tho rest of America is do­ Florida, ns ordered by the City durtank is Mown up—not by the other terners wero bold enough to make maimed and unsightly unfortunntos resentatives of tho railroads to which ing in the ngc of abnormality is no ing tho six months following acceptdealers, mind you—but by somebody. it in the endeavor to loosen the grip nsking alms. It is just another hold­ shall ho referred all disputes growing excuse for looseness or laxity of Or- nnce of bid. That is one way to eliminate competi­ of tho rnllronds on their profits. In up game. And wo submit supinely. out of tho strike thnt cannot be other­ lnndo citizens. Let us build nnd servo Specifications nnd form of proposal tion and will probably be adopted by fact it was more n matter of necessity The solution is up to 'city officials wise adjusted.. The life of this com­ a moral, upright city of Christian, call ’ bo secured nt the office of the other professions in tho near future. than of choice. They must* havo re­ here and everywhere. Tho rosponsi mission is limitod to May 31, 11)23, law abiding sonB nnd daughters. Whnt City Manager. ‘ lief from tho extortionate charges nf blllty is fixed. Jacksonville Is woll|,,ut UP to Umt With regard to do you sny, citizens? You rule.—Or­ The City Commissioners reserve the right to reject nny or all bids, or to People in San Francisco have lost the rail lines or give up their busl- »p in the list of cities which are in- lhL’ questions of which It Is to have lando Sentinel. -(V accept uny bids they deem to bo for twenty-five million dollars speculating ness. Tho transportation lines wero fested with this abnominatlon. Jack- (jurisdiction, It establishes a tribunnl the l)OHt Interest of the City. in German murks. And now that the absorbing all their profits, and they sunvillo’s city council cnn stop it by independent of the Itnilrond Labor SMILING THROUGH , C. J. RYAN, speculation is over and tho people took up water transportation ns a refusing to issue permits any tlmo Board—a rather significant Indication City Manager. hnvc lost their money the mark will last desperate resort. Before tho high thoy wish or any time tho cltlzans de­ of dissatisfaction on thu pnrt of both Whnt a wonderful thing is tho 20-0-13 probably go up. The Germnim have freight rates wero established anyone mand It, Clenr tho streets of all beg­ sides to the mnnner in which'' that smile and whnt a wonderful crea­ made enough off tho poor fools who pi opening to ship by wnter ovor that gars and lot’s present a hnppy face to board hns -functioned recently. tion is the man or woninn who cnn It is dear thnt very material, if kueptjn good humor nt least 85 por lnevsted to almost pay off their in­ long route would have been thought our winter visitors. yruzy. Now that Is has been found not rndicnl, modifications of the Esch- cent of tho timo. And whnt n grent debtedness, jawohl. feasible, tho movement will show a Cummins railroad law lie ahead of us. contrast is tho perpetual grouch -------------o THE SETTLEMENT OF THE RAIL­ rapid increase. If that revision is to present a firm­ who is always looking for trouble Schled proposals will bu received by ROAD STRIKE Tho Sanford Country Club will open There should bo a lesson for Flori­ er legal roadbed and a safer legal und who is picking flaws in the fel­ the, City Commission of Sanford, Flor­ officially about October 1st. Wo would da in these faets . This state Iuih a track for hnrmonioiis railroad operat­ low who Is trying to do his duty nt ida, nt their office in the City Hall, at liko to take Hoi) Holly on for eighteen longer sencoast than the three states Several woeks ago in discussing tho or before 8 p. m., October 23, l‘.)22,for holes, if lie can qualify In our clnBS— which havo found water shipments railroad strike we declared that it ing, it would be well for congress to all times, The following from the the construction of the following sew­ avail itself of Mr. Warfield’s wisdom Times Union on Smile Week is 200.—Reporter-Star. Come up, Ilasllo, possible amlp rofitnble. We hnvo 1,- would bu amazing if negotiations for ers, to-wit: and understanding of all the questions worthy of reproduction; and wu will play that 23-bole course 200 miles of snlt water on threo sides a settlement should fnll because of Thirteenth Street storm sewer, 12" involved in such a s-.-liumo of reform. "The governor of Washington hns to 36” din., 1355’ long. thnt Mrs. Blackman has originated in of thu state and an abundance of lack of public-spirited ami construe Sanford. It is a pouch and we will good harbors. Why should wo not uti­ tlvu leadership among railroad execu­ 11 liis views bud prevailed at tile out­ issued a proclamation calling on the Fourteenth Street storm sower 12’ set, say the executive council of the see tin t you enjoy it. lize them to release the strangle hold tives ntul union representatives. We shopmen, "differences would have people to observe ‘‘smile week’.' bo- to 21" din., 1075* long. Bark Avenue storm sower, 12" to which the rnllronds now havo on our could not believe that such a tiling been composed in a week." It iH rea­ ginning with October 1. Here is tho proclamation: was possible, and our confidence in Thoso bandits in Arkansas who rob­ gieat industry? 24" din., 1170’ long. sonable t« suppose that the mun who Let overyonb forget trouble. Snnltnry Sowers bed a bank and were met by tho riflo Florida can send her fruit by wnter the controlling good sense of ‘‘an in­ 1ms rescued the country from the grip Between Sanford and Cypress, 12" fire of about half tho town ami Mint to New York far more quickly thnn fluential minority" is fully justified of this strike could make many valu­ Greet enen one with a smile, say down before they could get away aro Seattle can send hers to the Pacific by tho agreement which has just been able suggestions n:t to the provisions some cheerful word, do a kindly act. to 21" din., 4355’ long. I wish the newspapers, the theatres Between Union Ave. and Third St. naddor but wiser todny—those that are entrance to the Panama canal, nnd made by a largo number of the roads of a new law,—Baltimore Sun, nnd tho moves would eliminate the 0" nnd 10” dia., 750’ long. and the representatives of the striking alive to tell the story. And If bank that is only the beginning of its long murdcrH and nil depressing and Bor­ On Ninth Street between Cypress robbing is to becomo unpopular all Journey through tho Cnrrlbenn sen to shop craftsmen. There can, lie little row breeding items, act and picturos. nnd Hlckoty Avq., 10" to 12" din.. «B»0‘ doubt that the Chicago agreement vir­ FOR ENFORCEMENT OF THE banks should adopt the samu plans, the Atlantic nnd then over tho snmo Take the funny side, both pictures tually marks tho end of thu struggle, GAME LAWS. Bo ready nnd hnve your friends rendy. sea Inncs that Florida fruit must tra­ and papers, to the'hospital, tho sani ami that the railroads not panics to Between Cypress nnd Bine Ave., 0 If anyone is to rob the banks let tho vel to thu snmo market. tnrium and nil places where the unA few years ago there wnH much tnlk it will soon be forced to fall Into line. Tho sheriff of Poik county has tak Stanford Herald do it. nnd 10" dla., 1050’ long. of shipments by water, but little Is Baltimore can feel a pardonable on action in regard to the better en­ 'ortunnto nro confined, thnt nil may Between Bine nnd Hickory Ave. 6 pride in the fact thnt the lar.t of the forcement of the game laws which forget their troubles nnd enjoy and 10" ilia., 1050’ long. said about It now. The zenl seems Tnmpn is thinking of making a , great Industrial conflicts of 1022 ought to stand as a model for every henrty laughter. Between Snnford nnd ting no) in Ave. motorcade to Jacksonville nnd Sanford to have died away nnd been forgotten. We will now hnve an opportunity which havo disturbed buslncv, atvJ But if wo expect to .hold our own In sheriff in the, state. Tho game nnd 6" to 12” din., 3250’ long. is thinking of making n motorcade to threatened national prosperity and fish of Florida havo long been ono of of learning whut one week of smil­ Between Pnrk and Magnolia Ave., the ninrkots of tho world we uiust'not surrounding towns and tho Idea is a good will has boon brought to an end the great assets of the Htato. Thoy ing will do for a .statu. It is not 10" din., 1600’ long. good one. The Sanford Kiwanls Club neglect these lessons from the west. What California and Washington by the persistent nnd intelligent1 ef­ have been responsible for the bringing stated whether the remaining fiftyOotwoon Pnrk nnd Oak Ave., 10’ is fostering the idea hero and tho forts, the patience, tnet and fairness of thousands of tourists to thu state. one eeke of tho year nro to bo de­ din., 2000* long. i( Herald hopes thoy carry ft out. Wo cnn d(> successfully, wo with so much of n Bultlmorean. This personal fea­ Thoy hnve furnlnhc(T*food at critical voted to frownH nnd grouches, but Between First nnd Second St., 8 have advocated the business mon of greater stnrt can also do. If it pays tho man who smiles by proclamation ture of the settlement demands atten­ Sanford putting on trndo motorcades California to ship oranges nnd vege­ tion not merely as n mnttor of com­ times. Tho lcgislntdro hns recogniz­ is not suro to continue smlllnfe whon din., 200’ long. ed this fact, and has phased laws for **Between Cedar & Holly Ave. North for a long time but It Iiuh never been tables to the eastern markets over munity pride, but as pointing a per­ tli dr protection. But it has neglected tho timo limit arrives, their long route, It will pay us with of Sixth Streot, 8" din., 1800’ long. put on Just right and tho merchants manent moral for futuro guidance and tc prqvido means for tholr enforce­ Tho ndvico as to "smile week” Is Ninth Streot District, 8" and 10 our much shorter routo to do tho hnvo never taken to it as they should. onsior to give than it is to take. It ment, and too often they hnvo been 1h easy to say "Let evorone forget din., 1400’ long. (| It Is worthy of investigation and care­ sumo. It Ib tlmo for Florida to wako Instruction. The honor and credit of this rail­ dlrrcgarded. Somo nttrnctlvo species up nnd got In tho game. Tho steam­ Stringfoliow’a Addition, 8" and 10 ful thought. ship lines will provide the equipment road penco distinctly belong to Mr. 8, of birds have already becomo practic­ trouble" but It is not so easy for din. 775’ long. to take care of tho business if thoy Davies Warfield, president of thu Sea­ ally extinct, ns tho flamingoes and ovtryone to forget. But thero Is no Sewer Pipo nnd Scgomunt Block to Kenneth L, Roberts in the Satur­ cnn seo It coming tholr wny. board Air Lino, and spokesman fur a snowy egrets, and others aro on the doubt of the fact thnt cheerfulness l)e furnished by City, F. O. B. cars, day Evening Post, says: "Senator stockholders organization represent­ wuy. Tho snmo unfortunate fact is is contagious and that it tends to Sanford, Florida. ----------o------ -— Park Trammell, Democrat, of Florida, ing billioiiH of railroad securities, Ho true of the fishes, which hnvo been health ns well us happiness. CUT OUT THE BEGGARS A roqi smile week should bo coin­ Proposals to he presented In n sealhas helped the good work along In [was the only man nt thu mooting of so a!: indant in our Florida waters. ad envelop^ endorsed on tho outside, his quiet and Inconspicuous way by the Assoelution of Railroad Execu­ Wo* c.innot afford to lot this destruc­ cident with some celebration thnt "Bid for Sower Construction," SanSanford has an ordinance against introducing n bill ‘providing for mid tives in New York on August 23 who tive ;voceHs of extinction go to its ul­ evokes smiles., Tho Mnrdl Gras at ford, Florida, with tho namo of the Now Orleans, tho Gnsparilla carnival establishing scholarships In each of begging on tho streets and tho city voted against tho resolution breaking the states us a memorial to the Amer­ malinger and city officials will en­ off negotiations with the striking timate limit, und rob tho svnte of an nt Tampa aro smile weeks without bidder or bidders. m not of ho much'vnluo to itc pooplo, nny proclamation so designated them Each proposal must Mr accomps"icd ican soldiers, sailors nnd marines who force It to tho letter. It hns not been shopmen. He refused to adopt tho hence the laws. enforced to tho leltor heretofore but and they aro much more successful by a certified chuck mads payable guvo their lives for their country, nnd uncompromising attitude of his naso all the cities of Florida intend to com­ It I b gratifying to know that tho smile weeks than those made so by sight to tho City of Sanford, Florjda, as an expression of npprecintion to bine this soason and cut out tho beg­ dates, nnd ho set to work nt once to sportsmen's associations throughout proclamation. for 6 por cent of thoir bid. the brave and loyal men who served ging on thu street. Yesterday one renew the discussions which hml been the stnto aro taking tho matter up The smile that devotes friendlncas Copies of the plans nnd specifics' In the military uad naval forces of wns taken off tho streets here nnd pronounced closed. Possibly the fact nnd demanding a betor enforcement und good humor is tho normal ex­ tions mny bo Been at tho office o tho United Status in the late war’," * muny tender hearted peoplu thought thnt ho is not only n-railroad presi­ nf the laws, and equally gratifying to pression of a sunny nature and, In the City Munagur, or at the office o it was heartless on the part of tho dent but tho representative of many know that tiro officers of tho law nro this much abused world of ours, It Fred T. Williams, Engineer. I,l“nl President Horry, of tho Pressmen's officials to make tho "poor man" got thousands of stockholders gave him a disported to co-operato with thoiW. and specifications can bo secured from Union says thnt unscrupulous mon iff tho streets when ho did net havo broader nnd less ono sided vision of Sheriff Logqn, of Polk county, hns is much oftener seen thnn tho frown. Fred T. Williams on deposit of $10-0° The average man does not need a prey upon the unions. You nva right, nny legs. After the poor man nrrivod tho situation than tho ordinary rail­ appointed every ono of tho .500 mem­ which will bo returned if bid Is nina^ "smllo week" proclamation for hw Berry, old chup. A lot of .them mnlto at tho station ho had good nrtificlnn road executive cnn take. Or possibly bers ef tho Polk County Gnrtlo Pro­ Proposals will be rocelvod on n part smiles a great deni every week. money by strikes whllo tho rank and legs to walk and ho will no doubt his natural temperament Is lc.n d"..tu­ tective nsBoclntlon, scattered all over There mny be some old grouches In or the whole of tho work. file of thu union mon arc lonlng mon­ bloom Into a wealthy tourist heforu torial nnd his sympathies \vid:r. \ t tho county, a deputy sheriff, with nu the Washington as thero nro elsewhere ey Tho head of tho unions who will the season is ovor. It has boon discov nil ovonts, ho was tho only man who th .irity to net in cases where thoy find who need to be told to smile. Maybe Tho City Commission* reserves right to reject any or nil bids or to evontual|y lead tho unions o*;t of the crod that these beggars havo moro thought it "unwise to eloso the door tho lnws being vlojnted. IH tolls ev­ if these keep it up for, a week some accept any bid they deem to be for the wilderness will bo tho men \vlio cuts •"one” thnn tho tender heni;tod people to the settlement of the stiHcc at a ery member of thu association that Of them will get the linhit nnd dur­ jw t strikes and depends upon tho un­ who keep them up by giving them tlmo of grout basinets mid worn! widu thoy will bo pnid 12% cents per milo ing the balance of the year more best Interest of the city. C. J. RYAN, ion /o tes to put over what tho inbor- money they cnn hardly afford. It unrest," and he rbnowed tho interrupt to and from Bartow for all travel in sunshine and less gloom than had 20-0-18 City Manager. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEWER MATERIALS ADVERTISEMENT fSl / Hi h* piij/j?. �Ktle - V !- about flVo‘feat 'In length, was killed by one of the Stafford boys Just bn the Lake county side of Lnko Monroe one djiy this week. "Pud” Ilowklns nnd others are out hunting a largo bear that has been seen In vicinity of Monroo lately. If captured their friends are expect­ nml Mrs. Frank Evans were Mr. ing a delicious piece of bear steak. for a few days last week ritb «» #m Boston. Mr.-Evans ia one, of best boosters and he Is planning t things for the betterment of us While hero hu ordered several tea built at once. Good boy, Frank need a few more like you. he heavy rains of tho past two les have raised the lakes higher Mr. and Mfs. Louis Entzmingor n ever before. were the guests of Mr. ntyl Mrs. C. W. Mr. Parish hns been laid off about Entzmingor for several days. weeka with n dislocated knee. . * Wm. Woodcock returned Monday yr. Hcrsoy and Mrs. Sweet are from Maine whore ho spent tho sum­ Ming a now houso for Frank Ev mer. one of tha many ho'has ordered Maurice Clouser, of Orlando, wns a It visitor In town Thursday. The new skating rink Is coming E, S. Miller is expected to arrive in jht along, tho best of luck to its pro­ town Friday from Youngstown, Ohio, per*. It proves what I have iil- v.'hero ho spent tho summor. jp said, nothing can stop good old Mr. nnd Mrs. T. O. Drown and luic Mary's rapid growth. daughters, of Orlando, were calling jjfi Durant’s sub-division on the on friends Sunday afternoon. Inst side of tho track is Buro growing Miss Olive Dlnkel spent ono day in :t five new bungalows, new streets Sanford Inst week tho guest of Mrs. j out, soon to bo piped for water, Snm Houston. nd he is getting a light plant to sup Mv. nnd Mrs. Geo. Stunrt, Mrs. |r electricity to his householders. Margaret nnd Master George arrived Great work Durant, you’re^a hard Fridny to spend tho winter. ,rker and big booster for tho town, It. C. Newell nnd son Gerald, were Mr. Sjoblom now has tho whole visitors in Sanford Monday and tr,wn piped for wator, street lights on Tuesday. Crj'stnl J ake avenue and hns ImprovW. S. Entzmingor, of Plant City, «j Wilbur nvenue, Goodhonrt avenue, wns a visitor in town Fridny. First, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth J. K. Phipps wns transacting busi­ streets. May tho good work never ness in Tampa Thursday. |«we. Le Von linker spent Thursday nml The saw mill Is working ovortimo Friday at Daytona Bej^ph. [getting out lumber and Is unable to Miss Hcttfo Arnotte left Thursday keep up with Its, orders for now hous for the East Const where she will L here. Keep on bussing little snw- tench this year. |mill, your song Is music to my ears. The I.ongwood school will open next All the snowbirds who roosted here Monday, October 2nd with E. S. Mil­ |lut winter are coming again this ler or principal nnd Mrs. Geo. Stuart winter and oodles moro that they huvo nssistnnt principal. rived to about our little paradise. Msy they come and look nnd blossom Tho grentes^enemy of child life is |ln our garden Bpot. the tnpo worm. It'destroys health The Casino is enjoying prosperity nnd vitality. The greatest enemy of | and is popular with everybody who the tape worm is White’s Cronin Ver­ Ihas visited it. It’s Wednesday night mifuge. One or two doses does the !dames draw tho elito of tho surround­ work. Price, 35e. Sold by Union ing city’s and towns hml tho fine mus­ Pharmacy.—‘Adv. ic is enjoyed by nil Luke Mary resi|dcnt> from their porches. R| I) ns —Geo. Phillips, Noteoligist. LAKE MARY : L0NGW00D 1 .* 1 the Pay Dny‘will occur at the Princ­ chapter on Thurfday night, and Chap­ ess theatre. Whether Charlie la to" ter foV young men in business on pay Osborn Herndon or Tom £lggflr> Tuesday night, being October 3rd and is the question. You will have to go 6th, The annual "Fathers and Sons ty the Princess Thtfntre and find out. Bnnquet and meeting” will be held as Look for tho adveritsement, In this usual oh a date to be announced the issue. latter part of October! All outl Yowell ft Co., are improving tholr show windows by scraping tho ftoort and putting in n new background that will add much to the appearance of these fine windows. George Venable has chnrgo of the work and when finished Mr. and Mrs. HarvArd' will have n big surprise fn window drbssing. ; . V •l *f ■" ■■■L. Urban May of tho Sanford Motor Co., snya that advertising In the Dally Herald certainly pays. The Mother day ho placed an ad In tho want col­ umn fo r'a room to ront and long before tho paper was out or before the typo had been sot ho had two applicants. If thnt Is not "Speed” whnt is It? Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Whitner nnd daughter hnvn returned from a trip to ninny points on tha west const but returned with the dengue fever which nil but spoiled their vacation trip. Mr. Whitner expects to bo back at tho old stand by Monday and his many friends are glad to see him nnd to know thnt ha hns recovered from his recent Ill­ ness. Cash talks says Henry McLaulin and his advertisement In this Issue calls attention to his hnlf prico sale on Snturdny nnd Monday when any article in the windows will bo sold at half price for the good old ensh. See tho ndvortisemonts nnd see tho windows. It will pny to watch tho advertisement of Henry McLaulin tho old rclinblo jawolor. L. F. Chapman of Ft. Pierce is in tho city looking for a location for a no-#-paper nnd may decido to locate in Sanford for he thinks tho "City Substantial” is just nbout right. Mr. Chapman hns been editor of tho Ft. Pierce News for the past tliroo years hut sold out his plant thoro several months ngo nnd liko nil newspaper men after selling out is looking for another location to got back in tho gnmc again. gELL THE ORIGINAL WATKINS’ Products. Good city territory still open. Got our wonderful offer and ftoo samples. Write today. The J. R. Watkins Co., Dept! 80. Memphis, Tonn. * Bfl-4tp FOR SALE—200 acres of timber land south of Oviedo. Price $2,000.— ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2G.—The Barclay Reatty Co., 30 E. Pino St., . 67«4tc city commission has come forward Orlando, Fla. with moro than its moral support jn tho weed cutting and mosutto eradi­ RESERVATIONS FOR ROOMS nt Comfort Cottage can now bo made cating campaign, with an npproprla tlon of $2,000 to be used In tho work. for tho winter—tho houso opening No­ Tho purchase of a mowing machine vember first. Address Mrs. M. Mar­ 68-6tp will mako up ono of the Items of ex­ tin, Highlands, N. C. penditure. Waste oil is being usod Owners of horses and blooded stock on water hazards. a n largo users of Liquid Borozono. COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WORK It honls* wounds, {entering sores, bnrhed wire cuts by a mild power School teachers should give the thnt leaves no disfiguring scars. Price, same advice to children who have 30c, 00c and $1.20. Sold by Unlpn coughs as this Florida teacher. "I Pharmacy.—Adv. lecoirmcndod Foley’s Honey and Tar to tho children In my school who had Read What U. S. Dept, of Agriculture the 'flu* nnd .good results came when­ Says About Whnt Two Itnts Can Do. ever it wns used,” writes Mrs. L. Armstrong, Okeochobeo, Florida, Fol­ According to government figures, ey's Honey nnd Tar contains no opi­ two rats brooding continually for ates—Ingredients printed on tho wrap­ three years produce 3591709,482 In­ per. Stood tho teat of time serving dividual rats. Act whon you boo the three generations. Quickly ralloves first rat, don't wait. RAT-SNAP is colds, coughs nnd croup, throat, chost tho surest, cleanest, most convonlont and bronchial troublo. Sold every­ exterminator. No mixing with other foods. Drys up after killing—loavos where.—Adv. no small. Cats or dogs won’t touch It. Sold nnd gunrnntood by Ball Hard­ NOTICE TO PARENTS ware Co.—Adv. Tho Primary Schools the first few months of school, while Waiting for tho new building to he completed, will bo very much crowded. As it will be necessary to hnvo two sessions in the East Side School to nccomnindntu the pupils, only town children east of the rnilwny will attend school in this building. Bus children and West Sido children nro nBkcd to register in the West Sido school. All fourth grade children nro asked to register in tho Grammar school. All parents having children who will be six years old beforo January fIrat, 1023, may enter them tho first term of school as there will he no mid-year beginner’s class. Only those who nro six yenrs old heftire the above date will be allowed to enter. All pupils wishing to tnku entrance examinations after Hummer school work meet Thursday morning, Sep­ tember 28th at 10 o'clock in tho Grammar school. STELLA P. AnitINGTON, Supervisor Primary Schools. 150-4td; ltw-p Kub-My-Tlnm, an antiseptic. 38-20tc CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE— Soo It. F. Crenshaw nt Postofflco, or address Box 790. 5fl-4tp In Iliu C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h r N r v e n t h J u ­ dicial C irc u it. S to le o f F lo r id a , Sem ­ i n o l e C o u n t y . — In C h a n c e r y . ['copies Hank nf Hanford, Cumplnlnnnt, vs. (loo. Hurwood and Nettle Garwood, r e ­ spondents. Notice Is hereby given th n t p u re u a n t lo decree Issuing out of tho above e n ­ titled court In above untitled cause of The T hree rn iffliri f . t J I notion I will o f f s r fo r into before th e court house door nt Hanford, Florid*, d u rin g tho le kh I hour* of wile on Mon­ day. November 6, 1532. th e fo llo w in g described property: Com m encing n t tn e Hoiithenst corner of the N o r th w e s t q u a r te r of f a c tio n 11 In T o w n sh ip H . flouth of ilnngo 30 E a s t o r n t tho com ­ mon c e n te r of sa id flection, theneo North 10 chains, thence W est 10 c h a i n s thenoe Houlh 10 chain*. thence E a s t 10 chains to the place o f beginning, c o n ­ ta in in g 10 ucres, e x cepting th e r e o f w h a t hns here to fo re been deeded from th e t m et to m llrond com pany, snld land being situ a te d in Seminole Cou.ity, Florida.' T erm s of flnlo: Cneh. J. a . HHAUON, Bl-Uo Hpoolal M aster In Chancery. NOTICE FOIl PUBLICATION Serial No. niBMS d e p a r tm e n t of th e I n te rio r t U; B. LAND O F F IC E , a t G a in e sv ille . F lo r i d a , Septem ber IS, 1913. NOTICE Is hereby given th a t A m an­ da Williams, of A ltam onte Springe. Florida, who, on J u l y rnjide _ for H omesteadI E ntry, No 015119, B t i .a Hu . I of NB14 a nnd d N ‘4 o f flBVl.FSeotloni T ow nship I*1 8. flnngi R ange 30 B., T a lla h a s ­ I S. see Meridian, ha s filed notice of in te n ­ tion to m a k e T h r o e -y e a r proof, to e s ­ tablish claim to th e land above d e ­ scribed, before Clerk of Circuit Court, a t Hanford. Florida, on tho 2Sth day of October, 1932. Claim ant names a s w itnesses: George f .lllyurd. of A ltam onte Springs, Florida. I’enrl W. Malloy, of Altnmonto Springs. Florida„ , A. II. Ford, of A ltam onte Springs, 1 |j*r|ljn. | , r(ce> 0{ A ltam onte Springs. Florida. SR-Hn LAKE MONROE ■•</, nOB*. W. DAVIS. Register. BIG CROP F ertilizers Enrich the soil, Increase the yield, hasten maturity, im­ prove tho quality. It pays to use them regularly. Stock In our warehouse nt Sailford. Booklet free from warehouse or from— Armour F ertilizer Works JPriends Jacksonville. F lorida_____ Kill T hem Py-Ute Fly nnd Mosquito K iller.............................................36c Py-Uic Ronch nnd Water Hug Killer.....................................50c Py-Ute Ant Killer .................................................................... G0c To rid your houso of filthy ronches, flics and poison mo­ squitoes nnd nntH, uso tho PY-UTE Preparations. Tho Fly, Mosquito nnd Roach Preparations are non-poisonous had will not harm human, animal ortfowl. Guaranteed to do the work or your money refunded. Sold nnd guaranteed by HELPED HIS BACK Backache, rheumatic pains, dizziness nnd blurred vision nro symptoms of Rn n* Mi m Mobley Drug; Store, L. Allen lj}ced Co., nnd Roberts* Grocery, khiney trouble. "My husband had n Sanford, Fla. Manufactured by bud back,” writes Mrs. M. McCul­ Rs ISi Mi Ri h H m tar lough, Easton, Pa. "When ho snt J. J. CATES MANUFACTURING CO., Snnford, Flo. down ho could hardly got up nnd then ho would ho drawn over to one side. (From T h u i.d .j 1. D .llr > hksKRiuialtalQnSi New people are coming to Sanford. Ho tried Foley Kidney Pills nnd they "I Spent $1.25 on Rnt-Snap nnd Saved tho Price of a Hog." cured him." Foley Kidney Pills quick­ Are wo rondy for them? ly relievo kidney nnd bladder troublo. Thu Ninth Annuni meeting of tho —Thomas R, Baker, Ph. D., si S. 0. Chase left yesterday, for Sold everywhere.—Adv. James McGuire, famous Hog Rniscr IStminolc lluptist Association was held points on the east const nnd expects of Now Jersey, says, "I ndviso every Rollins College, Analytic and (From W oilnoidur'i D .ltr l lit l ake Monroo lust week, nnd In tu bo absent for a week or more, farmer troubled with rats to uso RATCapt. Arthur Cundy, of Orlando, point of attendance nnd accomplish­ SNAP. Tried everything to got rid Consulting Chemist says of the w.ilor: “Of the mnny waters of this snd oth­ ment of purpose, proved u success in The farms are beginning to look was a Sanford visitor yesterday. of rnts. Spent $1.25 on RAT-SNAP. *very way. A full report of tho con­ prosperity. Thero is nothing quito as Figured tho rats it killed saved the er regions that 1 hnvo analyzed, I have found none superior in all good quali­ vention appeared in lust Friday’s Iler- pretty as Sanford celery farms In tho Wm. II. Holden is spending n few prim of n hog." RAT-SNAP conies ties of« thnt of tho "Elder Water."—Phono 311-W. Office In Miller Building. i days in Atlanta, attending a conven­ Iaid. fall. in cake form. No mixing with other tion of life insurance companies. Lillian Harris, tho 14-months-old food. Cats or dogs won’t touch it. Idsughter of Mr. nnd Mrs, George Miss Viola Klacker of San Antonio, Three sizes, 35c, 85c, $1.25. Sold nnd Ifarri. died at tho homo of hor undo, Fin., hns arrived in tho city nnd tak­ Mrs. E. E. Willard, of Fort Piorco, guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.— John Davis, of this place. Tho body en n position in tho office of tho is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. Adv. L. .Miller. wns interred at Silver Lake cemo- Southern Drug Company. |tery. Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Whitner have re­ A cross, sickly baby suffering from An infant child of Mr. nnd Mrs. Col. Remember tho Clenn up Campaign turned from an oxtomlod visit to the digestive troubles and looseness of IHenderson died nt this place nftar a to J>o Inaugurated hero tho first week SLABS, VASES MONUMENTS ihort illness. Burial took place nt Sil­ in October. Got everything rendy for various west const cities, having mo­ tho bowels needs McGee’s Bnby Elixir. MAUSOLEUMS BUILDINu V VJULE It checks the bowels, cases tho stom­ tored nil tho way. ver I.nko cemetery. the big season of tourists In Sanford. ach nnd restores healthy conditions. Mrs. Endfir Curlett, of OviedS, tho MILVIS MARBLE COMPANY Wm. H. Holden nnd mother, Mrs. Prico, 35c and 80c. Sold by Union chairman of the Child’s Welfare De­ Mrs. Annn Soroll, of Snnford, wns W. D. Holden, hnve taken apartments Pharmacy.—Adv. J. W. BARRETT, Representative partment of tho Woman’s Club, wns n a visitor in Lakeland yesterday, tho for tho wintor nt tho Sirrono House, pleasant cnller at tho Lake Monroo Q U A R R Y D IS T R IB U T O R S guest of 2Ir.i. James A. Miller of 508 Palmetto nnd Fourth streots. lififl cures Dengue Fever. 38-20tc achool recently. Mrs. Curlett talks South Florida avenue.* Mrs. Sorell Secure our prices beforo plncing your orders; you will the good news thnt wo are to have a formerly resided in Lakeland nml was be more than repaid. Wm. A. Leavitt, of Lakeland, time health nurse this school torm, tho cordially greeted by hor mnny friends. keoper of tho A, C. L. Ry., spent Sun­ Could Hardly Eat Iwork to he taken up in Octobor. All work done in a satisfactory manner and, your busi­ —LakoTnnd Stnr-Telegrnm. day horu ns tho guest of his parents, Mr. Kuisorman and son Emil and Anything: Says ness is appreciated. Mr. and Mfs. W. F. Leavitt. William Hawkins epent the week end Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Chamberlain #t Coronado Bench, . Memphis Citizen Mth. Peter Grnhn, of Tnrnpn* spept Min* Eliza Orton, of Jacksonville, have returned to thoir winter homo at visited .Mrs. R,'T. Wynne a few days corner of Atinntie and Lenox nvenuos, a short time hero this week with her Ono of Hundreds of <Testimon­ Daytona Beach, after a delightful mo sister, Mrs. J. L. Miller nt her lovely •nroute to Mount Dorn. , ials Thnt Prove Our tor trip through tho north nnd east, country homo adjoining the Country Mi* Roberta Wynne hus returned and also oxtending tholr trip Into • * Claim Club. hoim after n pleasant visit to Mount # Canada.—D'aytond Journal. iBorn. If you ooutit only rbb nnd read the of testim onials th a t a r e nl« Wqrk hns started on the painting oP mnny hundreds Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mathews nnd files—l e tte rs wrltl les—letter* w .ritte by .-j, a rn te Mrs. Goorgo G. Herring is recupera­ Holy Cross church, Rectory, Parish ful u*ers . .nhave is r s of F e rrn lln e who wh found family have removed from Lakeland tine nnd wn w a nt to pans on :h by Its one ting from nbout a week’s illness. Hor House, B. S. A. Houso and Bowling he a lth |b this pluco, the __ good od w word _____ ord . .to. ____ th e... ir frlenda and ninny friends will bo glad to know Alloy, making a most decided Improve­ allII oth e r sufferer*, you would woul he eon__ F. T. Black has returned from the vlncnrt th a t In your caee, too, F e rrn lln e thnt nho will be out again in a few ment. would he helpful hospital at Daytona after recovering days. To Rive you a n Iden of some of the from n sovero illness, llfk mnpy nmnatiiR ronult* thnt hnvo bean ob­ tained: Miss Virginia Smith has returned friends nro pleased to see him a t his School starts Monday morning. You M. C* K oike#, nf Memphis. Tenn.. P<i»t of duty In tho grocotry at Monroo. can get your school supplies at Mob­ home after an extundud visit. She nays: VI w a s so sink th a t 1 could h a r d ­ ly oat a n y t h i n g —N ever c o t n n ight's spent nix weeks at Chnutauqun, N. Y., Link* Herbert Black 1b confined to leys drug store this week nnd snvo sleep because of th e a w fu l condition of going from tbcri to Pennsylvania, my stomnah." A fte r tnktnir a few b o t­ |h!h homo by illness also. a lot of troublo and annoyance. Get Ohio and Georgin whiyo she visited tles of F e rrn lln e I found th a t I could K. J. Cutes spent a foW days with the list of hooks out of tlio Horald. sleep, eat heartily, m y etomaoh no longer troubled me and my rheum atic friends ahd relatives. | relativso nt Pnlntka Inst week. pain* left tne. I believe F e r r n lln e is the bent rem edy on e a rth nnd t h a t It Mr. n n d Mrs. L, B. Mann ontortalnLawton English'of Atlanta is In the will c ure stom ach trouble and r h e u m a ­ M Thursday In honor of their guest, city tho guest of Judgo nnd Mrs. Jas. Glenn C. Hayman, of Snvnnnnh, Gn. tism ’’—Adv.t % r ’ l*. Horne, of Georgia. Those proa- Shnron. Mr. English is in tho pav­ spent the week end here as tho guest "If yaur local dealer docs not han­ ‘nt were: Mr. and Mrs. G. Purvis nnd ing business with headquarters in At- of hlB father-in-law, W. F. Leavitt. dle FERRALINE, send $1.00 direct to M'Ulo daughter, Wanonn and Mrs. lnritn, but is thinking of moving to He wns accompanied home by Mrs. the FERRALINE DISTRIBUTING : Hayman, w^o will mako n short visit IF YOU WANT MULES, WE HAVE THEM. I Mann’s father, K. J. Cates. Florida and la In lovo with Snnford in Savannah, and will again return to CO., Tampa, Fla.” J- L, Horne has extended his vllst nnd Scmlnols county. Snnford to visit her patents. Mrs. "It Must Have Been Dead nt Least 8 r ° Florida by visiting Jasper and Bos­ ton. Hayman will bo .remembered as Miss Months But-Didn’t Smell.” Hon. George' Schofield of Ivornoss a Morn to Mr. nnd Mrs. Leo Keller wAs" among tho prominent vlsitdrs to Francos Leavitt. "Saw a big rat In our collar last I Unday, .September 17th, a fine girl. the city yesterday being tho honored fall,” writos Mrs, Joanny, "and bought Prices from $50.00 to $375.00 each. B. 8. A. NOTICE! Quito a crowd of tho association guest, of the Odd Fallows nnd Rebeka 36c enko of RAT-SNAp, broke It upt I visited tho school Wednesday ahs. George who is now States At­ Atl four chapters of the Brother­ Into small pieces. Last wook whllo looming, * Among thorn wore Itov. torney is an old friend of tho editor hood of Saint Andrew, Junior and moving wo camo across tho (load rat. I ’ilson Finch, pastor of the Baptist of the Herald-and paid us an appre­ Senior will begin their regular meet­ Must hnvo boon dead , six months, , ™ h a t Umatilla, and B. F, Mc- ciated visit. ings next week on tho usual tlnys. didn’t smoll. RAT-SNAp Is wondor », JWhortor also of Umatilla, both of Grammar School Divisions, mooting on ful.” Three sizes, 85c, 85c, $1.25. Sold l U l'"n 'undo a very pleasant address. . Charlie Chaplin will have a Pay Dny Tuesday and Thursday afternoons im­ and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. South Bay Street-Eustis, Florida * *urU« rattlo snake measuring In Sanford, Fridny and Saturiay and mediately after school; High School —Adv. / PERSONALS -03 1 ELDER SPR IT S WATER Elder Springs Water Company Mules! ,j* M I now have at my barns in Eustis 60 head of fine mules, and few good horses. W . m IG O U •'/W fc avr m m �WORLD'S 8ER1ES OF OTHER YEARS UP FOR DISCUSSION declared the negro tjia winner. Their verdict was' received with terrific cheering from the spectators who had remained in the arena, many of them in tyi ugly mood: Carpentier had been hooted by a large number of the crowd as he was taken from the ring to hie dressing room. The defeat of Carpentier was en­ tirely unexpected . Carpentier was the favorite when the men entered tho ring, and the crowd was* dumb­ founded when they saw their Idol pummelled all over the ring and sub­ jected to terrific punishment at the hands of tho big black. tics. Hack has carrl4) (hree of his Philadelphia teams to world cham­ pionships. Twice he met and defeated John McGrow and his Giants. In the other series Mack trluphed over Frank Chance, the great Cub leader* McGrow triumphed over Mick In 19- on. la going to attend the Sanford-,'High School this y e a r to com^ out to prac­ tice.' Ha says that- moro boys aro needed for scrimmage, the practice which they start today, Tho firdt game will be here on Sat­ urday, October 7th with Ocala. . BABSON SEES GRBA TOPPORTUNITIE8 FOR MUNICIPALITIES Chance won two world aeries with CHASE & fco. FOR LOWER RATES. the Cubs; Corrigan won two with the Boston Red Box and MpGraw . has Under the above Caption the Miami NEW YORK, Sept 25.—In the taken two with the Giants. Metropolis took occasion to qommend 'world series of 1921 tho Now York The following table shows Hie win­ Chase A Co., for their attempts and W7LLESLEY HILLS, Mass.^. Sopt. whq* It lasts. Nothing help3 n cl, Giants, Hod by John McGfaw, nnd ning and losing managers since 190K successes a t securing lower freight 23.—Roger W. Babson this Week is­ so much as good paving, ft 8I)|endlJ Hughey Jonnlngs, formerly of tho De­ 1905—Winner, McGrow—New York rates far Florida growers, ipid in call­ sues a warning to dttes and towns to water supply, proper sewerage, „n4 troit Americans, defeated tho Now Nationals; Loser—Mack—Philadel­ ing tho attention of the Metropolis got busy on their municipal improve­ of course, good schools. York Yankees, bossed by Miller Hug­ phia Americans. resdors to this act of Chaop. 4 Co., ments immediately. His'reasons are gins, In eight games. “This especially applies to thGIANTS’ CINCH TENTH CHAM­ 1008—Winner, Jonos, Chicago Am­ they referred to an advertisement of ns follows: 4 The Giants were shut out in 8 to 0 Southom cities which have not la tlu PIONSHIP ericans; Loser, Chance, Chicago Na­ this company headed "Lpwer Freight "A revolution is to take" place_ln li tho first two gnmos, Mayrf pitch­ past had the available futpls that son* tionals. NEW YORK, Sbpt. 20.—New York Hates" (which also appeared in tho city development during the next de­ of the Northern cities have had. Gr»»t ing tho Ynnks to victory In tho open­ Chicago Sanford Herald under tho samo date) er and tho youthful Waite Hoyt turn­ clinched Its <tenth National League ’ <907—Winner, Chance, cade. Tho automobile .Is to have as opportunities present thoms.-ive* to Nationals; Loser Jennings, Dotroit nnd in which it is stated that this championship hero yestehray when the ing tho trick in tho second, The third great an effect on Uvlng conditions as those cities that are to benefit from ■, company was among tho first to moke tho sewing machine had on weaving, river Improvements, flood protest!® gnmc, a heavy hitting affair, went to Giants defeated St. Louis in a 10-In- Americans. 1908— Winner, Chance, Chicagoa fight for lower freight rates for tho Nationals, 13 to 5, Jess Barnes do- nlng game, 5 to 4. As tho mill has taken tho piece of and other natural problems. Ne„ Nationals; Loser, Jennings, Detroit It was tho eighth championship won Florida growers. As this company the home spinning wheel, so the sub­ leans, 1b an) illustration of a city fentlng Bob Shawkey, Phil Dougins Americans. makes Sanford hcadquqarters and cov­ urb is to tnko the place of tho city for which should take advantage of this pitched the Giants to victory, 4 to 2 in in New York under McGrow's leader­ 1909— Winner, Clarke,. Pittsburg ship since 1904 j.md mnrka tho first ers local territory, wo nro glad to call residential purposes. the fourth game, but Hoyt came back Tremendous present opportunity of lev mon(« Nntlonnls; Loser, Jennings, Detroit tho attention of our roadors to the in tho fifth against Artio Nehf, tho time slnco 1913 that a National Lea­ Americans. movements from the city to the sub­ rntos In paving Its streets and dertk article which follows: young Giant nnd tho Americans won gue champion has repented. 1910— Winner, Mack, Philo Ameri­ "Lowor Freight Rates!" Metropolis urbs may be expcctod during the next oping Its suburbs. 3 to 1. Bnrnes won tho sixth game George Kelly's hitting was lnrgely can; Loser, Chance, Chicago Nation­ readers were attracted by those words few years. Wise cities will begin to "During the next ten years we will for tho Giants, 8 to 5 nnd Douglas responsible for New York's victory. als. immediately prepare for this groat witness a great municipal race,—y*. In an advertisement appearing in last suburban development, which, In many n great-municipal Marathon race. The won the seventh, 2 to 1, against de­ He tied tho score In the sixth inning 1011— Winner, Mock, Philo Ameri­ with n homo run with Young on base, Thursday's Metropolis. They wore at­ feating Mays, cans; Loser, McGrow, New York tracted particularly because it is un- cases, will mean tho extension of city cities which are now behind will hive while his singlo in the tenth after Nohf nnd Hoyt engaged in a stir­ an opportunity of getting in the front limits. , 1012— Winner, Stahl, Boston Amring mound duel in tho final game, Young hnd been Intentionally passed, Orleans; Loser, McGrow, New York usual for n business concern to come "Such n revolution in living must ranks; while somo of the cities now in drovo in Frisch with tho winning run. out in n public statement confessing, and tho Glnnts won 1 to 0. tho front ranks will drop hack into St. Louis mndo a brilliant stand in Nntlonnls. and taking prido in the confession, result In tho extension. of water the lower places. Tho remit of the The Giants accounted for 10 extra plants, expansion of sewerage sys­ 1913— Winner, Mnck, Phils Ameri­ base hitters in tho sorlcs. Of theso tho ninth Inning, when Now York hnd cans; Loner, McGraw, New York Na­ that It has been fighting for fair tems, nnd a tremendous era of new race will depend upon the vision of one run In, tho bnsos full nnd none out freight rates, The advertisement In 13 were two baggers, four wore three thoao who direct the affairs of th«e tionals. * question was that of Chase & Co., rond building, home building and oth­ cities." base hits nnd two were homo runs, hut failed to got ovor tho run ncceser improvements. This will cause a 1914— Winner, Stallings, Boston which stated that the firm of Chase Tho Yankees had seven two bnggera snry to clinch tho pennant. ^Nationals; Loser Mnck, Philo Ameri­ & Co, were one of the original faw groat demand for carpenters, mnsons, Stengel, tho veteran New York conone three base hit nnd two homers. cans. These changing conditions nrc al­ Florida growers nnd shippers who be­ plasterers, and common Inbor of nil Tho Giants had 71 hits for a total tcrfioldcr, strained a leg muscle com­ 1015—Winner, Cnrrignn, Boston gan the work for lower freight rntes kinds. Tho building boom has not yet ready evidenced by the Business U8. ing In for u short fly nnd was reliev­ of 98 bases nnd 29 runs. Fifty bits Americans; Loser, Moran, Phlln Na­ and reduced minimum londs on Flori­ reached Its height. Evory feature rom.etor Figure of the Uubsanchut wore credited to tho Yankees for 05 ed by Cunningham. tionals. da fruits and vegetables, nnd wero connected with building, from the sup­ which has rcacehd to 7 per cent below total bases and 22 runs. 10t0—Winner Cnrrignn, ' Boston successful in this work." plying of the raw materials to tho normal. I expect this sub-nurmn! con­ CARPENTIER SEEKS A RETURN Giant pitchers struck out 38 hatters Amerlcnns; Loser Robinson, Brook furnishings of tho home, should pros­ dition to soon disappear. Wise arc the ROUT WITH BLACK CHAMP "Chnse & Co." the advertisement and walked 22. Forty-four batsmen lyn Nntlonnls. per for tho next year or two. This is cities.which plan their improvement* PARIS, Sopt. 20.—Georges Cnrpencontinues, "have taken active pnrt In wore struck out by Yankee hurlors 1917— Winner Rowland, Chicago tho real reason why certain forms of and mako their contracts while busi­ tlor, knocked out by Battling Slkl Sun­ nnd contributed freely of their time and 27 wero passed. The Giants stole Americans; Loser, McGraw, New and money to every Important freight labor la scarce today nnd why certain ness Is still below normnl. seven hoses, one more than the Yan­ day and deprived of his title as heavy York Nntlonnls. wulght champion of Europe, wus in rate fight undertaken on Floridn building materials and commodities kees. 1918— Winner, Bnrrow, Boston Am­ nro strengthening in prlco. It is tho The Glnnts hnd a combined batting lied yesterday, battered and discour­ ericans; Loser, Mitchell, Chicago Nn- fruits and vegetables, nnd were suc­ real reason why the rgjne operators JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 2.',.-The aged and watched over by his train­ cessful In this work.” average of .209 as compared to th< Boy Scouts wero cnllod upon recently tlonnls. ers. IBs manager, Francois Descamps "Chase & Co.” tho advertisement of tho Central states nnd tho mill own­ to aid In,thls city's campaign against Yankees’ .207. 1910—Winner, Mornn, Cincinnati ers of tho Eastern states have been is already out, however, for a return Nntlonnls; Loser, Gleason, Chicago continues, "have taken active pnrt In obliged to tuko hack the workers at "Jay-wnlkihg" In tho downtown see match with tho victorious Africnn. FOOTBALL RESULTS tho old wnges.' It Is tills emigration tion. Fallowing closely on the heel* "It is all his fault; it is a good les­ Americans. 1920— Winner, Sponkcr, Clevolnml from the cdty to tho suburbs which of tho trnffle regulations recently put son for Georges," Dcseamps said yes­ Carson Newman 0; Centre College terday afternoon. "If Carpentier had Americans; fxiser, Robinson, Brook­ hns changed tho labor market. Of into effect with tho augumentlng of course labor leaders claim credit for tho polieo traffic Blind, the downtown not tried to play with Siki ho would lyn Nntlonnls. 1921— Winner, McGraw, New York University of Georgia 82; Now not have been hit in the third round checking wngu cuts, but it clearly is street intersections hnvo been marked with chalk Into snfety zones. Nationals; Loser Huggins, Now York Berry College 13. not duo to them. Henry Ford's fliv­ with a lucky punch that dazed him." The establishment of the safety Americans. ' Mercer 24; Piedmont College 3. vers nrc enusing this demand for Carpentier is blamed severely by all zones carried n taboo on Jay-walking. Wake Forrest 34; Atlantic Christ the sporting writers for taking the homes In the suburbs, nnd tho conse­ Tho bcoiRh turned out in full force to inn Col lego 0. quent demand for mechanics, carpen­ instruct the wnlking public to what fight as a joke. They remarked thnt ROLLINS COLLEGE OPENS Tennessee 51; Tniory and Henry the ox-champion seemed to think he ters, and common labor, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 215 the white lines meant but although had nothing to do hut play to the gal­ "Wise nro the cities and townB that they were nrn\od with banners ad­ New Hampshire State 4; United lery for the benefit of the moving tnko advantage of theso new condi­ WINTER PARK, Sept. 98#—Rol­ monishing the pedestrian to "Walk* States Marino 0. picture men nnd that ho could "get" lins College in Winter Pork will open tions. Those city fathers who do not, rite" tho youngsters had uito a timo Franklin nnd Mnrshnll 23;t A1- Siki when he wished. will mis# a great opportunity. More­ her 08th yenr next Tuesday, Septem­ of It. Tho moro optimistic of the brihtg., 2. i None of the writers suggest, how­ ber 20th. Indications are that there over, the tlmo is now especially pro­ campaigners believe, however, vtfi«t > Bucknell, #01 Mansfield Normal ever, thnt Carpentier could whip Siki will be tho usual registration of 850. TALLAHASSEE, Sopt. 23.—Tho pitious for municipalities to capitalize tho Idea will soon be publicly absorbIn a return match, for they recognize Preparations have been in process nil Governor hns received nnd accoptcd this great movement. t Monoy rntes V. M. I. 34; Lynchburg, 7. that the Senegalese Imttler can ap­ St. Stephens l i t St. Lawrence 7. parently take unlimited punishment. summer and the facilities are in the tlie resignation of S, R. Fields, of nro low. Thoro is a go oil demand for best of condition to greet the student Bunnell, from tho bonrd of commis' munlclpul bonds. The Federal Income Syracuse '^!8; Hobart 7. Many of them, nevertheless, express body on its return. The campus, which sinners for Flnglcr county. Tax nnd state and city taxes are Muhlenberg 33; Struodsburg 0. the opinion that Carpentier eouid have overlooks Lake Virginia, has been im­ especially fnvornblo to municipal bor­ Fields was twice tho victim of flog­ Union 13; Clnrksnn 0. finished the fight n victor in the ilrst proved. Its naturnl beauty hns long gings by unidentified persons. rowing. How long cities will have University of Maine 14; Connecti­ or second rounds when Siki impress­ been a distinctive asset to Rollins nnd He gave bin wife’s 111 health ns tho cut Aggies 0. ed thym as being in a frightened con­ it will no doubt prusont a typical Flor­ reason for his quitting tho office. Virginia Polytechie Institute, 38; dition. Now, they feel; hi* confidence ida welcome to the many students ar­ Hampden-Sidney, 0. would carry him through. riving from colder states. Davidson, 24; Elan College, 0. Carpentier passed n good night af­ The, curriculum hns been strength­ Syracuse 28; Hobart 7. ter the hard hammering he got in the ened nnd meets, In every particular, Butter liy Wilmington 0. bout, Dcseamps said. The swelling of thu standard requirements of (ha Washington and Jefferson 14; Ge­ the face is somewhat reduced but the Southern Association of Schools and neva 0. left foot is twice its normal size, from Colleges so that students who wish to At* Birmingham; Howard College twisting when ho fell for tho last transfer to colleges elsewhere may re­ 12. Jneksonvlllo Normnl 0. At Auburn 00; Mnrrlon Military time. Even his friends, however, do ceive full credit for their work. Such not clnini that Siki fouled him'or that transfers have taken place this sum­ Institute 0, Arkansas Aggies' 8: American Georges could have continued the mer to Yale, University of Georgia, Oberlin, Ohio State, Now York Uni­ Hrhool of | Osteopathy 0. |S versity, and other universities of equal Cnrnegit Tech 54; Wnyneshurg rank. Now courses are offered this year In business administrati on, homo Marshall College 71; Anderson economies and citrus culture. Junior Collego ft.' The Department of busine , admin­ istration is under the dim tipu of Eldridge Hart, A. B., LL. I!., a grad­ ESE NEGRO uate of Brown, London and Harvard IN SIX ROUNDS Universities. G. R. Schwartz,’ LL. B., /. o. t>■ n graduate of Washington University, Takdo will conduct thu classes in Law and PARIS, Sept. 25.—Georges Car assist Prof. Hart with the work in pentior, European heavy weight J L [• t Business English, Mrs. Martino Fitz3 champion boxer, and idol of France, | Imgh, A, B., a graduate of the Penwas defeated today by Battling Siki, Jt^AMA • body College for Teachers, will hnvo the Sengalese fighter, in the sixth clinrge of the courses in S retnrial round bout. Science. Carpentier never had a chance after The Conservatory of Music has so the tliinl round. He was barely able COUPE broadened its scopa that the degroo of SED AN TOURING In respond to the bell at the beginning /Wat A Was Now Bachelor of M ub I c is now offered. Ad­ of the Hit li. With his right eye com­ $850 t $' $550 t $525 ditions to tho teaching staff are: Ber­ pletely closed, and his nose broken, /. #. ». T M U tha Hurt,' Mus. B., pinlio; Emil Schul­ he was unable to put up a guard. ler (Leipzig), violin; Mao A. Bryan, In tlie sixth the negro fighter JVotW Beyond any shadow of doubt Overland is Mus, Ik, piano. planted a series of terrife rights to the GREATEST automobile value in America The policy of administration for tho Car pent lor's head, and the French coming year will bo In keeping with idol crumpled to the floor. One of that of the past which has limited tha his legs caught between the legs of purpose of tho collego of offering tho thu Senegalese while he was fnlliug advantages of tho smnli, Christian The crowd, the largest that over college. At Florida’s oldest college, witticHHcd a boxing contest In Frunco Rollins hnu un alumni list of more sensed the end. All was uproar. than 2,000 nnd her record of character Many persons jumped into tho t ring WORLD SERIES nnd carried thu Scnegnleso on their IN THE OFFING shoulders to his corner. CAUSES SPECULATION The referee, Harry Bernstein at first ruled that Siki had heun dis1 NEW YORK, Sopt. 25.—Baseball's All-Steel Body. qualified for "tripping.” But the annual cI iihhIc , tho world serlos, is S* II. 8. HAVING FINE PRACTICE. Baked Enamel Finish. throng, which considered that Car Just in tho offing. Smooth-Riding Triplex Springs Greatly Strengthened Rear Axis. pentior had been beaten squarely by The Fan huglnH his speculations. ' The Sanford High School Football 35 Mile* to a gallon. n hotter man, overruled tho decision For the sake of argument ho turnB tcum is showing up fino this yeur. All prospects point toward a better team with a grent chorus of hoots nnd jeers back to sorios of other yenrs. nnd even threatened the referou bod­ V£hut manager has had grentest this yenr than Inst. There hns been only from fifteen to olghteen boys put ily liar. Tlie three judges of tho success in world sorlcs? fight—Victor Broycr, Jean Poulo An tho nnawer come* Connie to prnctlco each day ■£ far. Many nnd Mr. Bennison of London—went Mnck, christened Cornelius MacGU- nioro a^o needed and Coach Wilkinson Corner Pprk and Commercial into consultation. An hour later they licuddy—of tha Philadelphia Athle- urgently requests that every boy, who Phone 5& ifcv-.. ■j}f?i ■-'iV-xl SJdlMEfaiS&ilFi WSivVJ' . •« . ."V? *.'• i :Y... ,, /‘luScjlLl' .di �■p V-VMr •Vf p p jp p p i p THE SANPOftD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1822 .V KLAN PARADE BANK CASHIER aredirecting IS WITNESSED SHOT' IN NECI THEIR EFFORTS BY HUNDREDS BY ROBBits *-------• SftWAKD t u a c in g a l l e g e d MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED (N IIOPEDALE, OHIO, HANK AND DYNAMITBHS OP L. & N. KNIGHTS MARCH THROUGH WAS SCARED AWAY IlY A TRAIN STREETS OF ORLANDO LADY’S SCREAMS *‘BIRMINGHAM, Sept. 26.—Combin­ 'd efforts of military and civil authorWes of this district today directed n ,n effort to trull ollcgod dynamiters fho nro reported to have mndo an unm-eeuful attempt last night to bjow w „n extra coal train on the Louisrtln and Nauhvllle railroad at Fulton Sfilngs noar here. q Also: Tax Certificate No. 263, dat­ ed tho 7th day of Juno, A. D. 1020, tins filed said certificate In my of­ fice, nnd hat -.nado application for Tax Deed to issuo in nccordnnco with uw. Said certificate embraces thu following described pi oporty situntod Lot 10ETAOINA ....Deoil Ecucil n Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 10, Block B, D. R .’Mltcholl’s Sur­ vey of Levy Grant. Tho said land beng assessed at the date of the issu­ ance of such certificate In the name of E. Y. Malory, ct nl. Unless.sold certificates shnll bo redoomed according to law, Tax Deed will issue thereon.on tho 2iat day of October, A. D. 1022. WITNESS my official signature and seal this the 14th day of Septem­ ber, A. D. 1922. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clork Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. 7-0tc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. 0. trlct, on Tuesday, October 10th. * » * . to d e te rm in e who shnll be tr u s te e s or th e said D istrict for th e n ext tw o sun coedlng years, nnd th e n u m b e r of m ills of dlstrlat school tax to be levied nnd uolleoted fo r each of the snld tw o yearn. Tho follow ing nam ed a r e nppotute« to a c t wo Inepectors nnd clerk a t the p r e ­ cincts named, w ith in snld Special Ti School D istrict No. B. to hold such ele<X 1 °l"roolnat No. 8 (G enova)—M. I. B a k ­ er. W: D. B allard nnd W. J. Daniel, inM|A<atorfl and M. E. Gnbnrd. Clerk. • P recinct No. IS (O scoola)--T . IV. dourer, S. C. Blchto and Mrs. Georgia U. Pnrrnm ore, Inspectors and 'C . K. I in vis. Clerk. It Is f u rih o r ordered th n t th is notice be published In the S anford H erald, a new spaper published In Seminole Coun­ tv. b u t w ithout the enld District, th e r e being no ne w spa pe r published w ithin said District, once n w ek for fo u r suoccsstvn weeks. _ Dono and ordored by th e County Ilonnl of Public In stru c tio n for Som)nolo County, Florida, this th e Bth day f September. A. D., 1913. . C. F. ItAnniHON, Chairm an. Seal of Board) (te st: T. W. LAWTON, S ecretary. Dfl-Btc low ing described p ro p e rty ^ s itu a te d In Seminole County, Florldn, to - w lt: N t* of KU o f NKU of HWU Sqc. « . Two. a t R. Hnngo 29 E ast. 20 W e s . . T h e said land b e in g asse sse d a t th e d a te o f the Issunnce of euch c e r tif ic a te In th e nam e o f U nknow n. U nless said c e r tlf lc a te sh a ll be redeem od a c c o rd in g law Tfax ax D Deed will Issue th e re o n on t h e UClDDir. « . D. O. 1991.. 1»»*. . 7tli dnyy o f October,.A._ W ITN ESS my o ff tola I s i g n a t u r e a n d seal th is tho 1st d a y of S eptem ber, A. D. 1911. «K.. A. DOUGLASS; (SEAL) C ircuit Court,. C le rk v;iri!uu vuun. Snmlnolo County, F la . By: A. M. W E E K S , D; C. CB-Ate l a C ircuit C ourt, 7th J u d ic ia l Circuit* Seuilsnlc County, F lorida -— More than three hundred Knights STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, Sopt, 25.— In C ha nc e ry • of tho Ku Klux Klan, clnd In the full Cashier Goorgo Whittaker, of tho NOTICK TO NON-nESIDHNTS. regalia of tHolr order, paraded thru First'Nntlonal Bank of Hopcdnlo,, 0., I tho streets of Orlando lost evening, was shot through tho nccy and prob­ W a lte r XI. llallnrd, C om plainant, vs, while hundreds of persons looked on. ably fatally injiirod by a, member of H nrvey 11. H urd a n d H elre o f Ja c o b &L IIIII, e t at., D efendants. The Klnnsmon marched down West a pnrty of flvtD armed men who ‘at­ tn e H iice ir To H n rv e y H. Hluu rrdq a n du th lrea oocf Church street, turned Into Orange tempted to rob tho bank. No money living, a n d If dead, Jncoh M. Hill, ir If II c la im in g a n y In te re st to all p a rtle a avenue nnd broke ranks In Eola Park, was taken, the robbors being put to u n d e r I la r v e y B. H urd, o r .th. .e. H e lre — o f Ja c o b M. U hl. o r e ith e r o f them , Whore tho Rev. C. A. Ridley, supremo flight whon MI sb Jessie Snyder, assist­ or o th e rw ise In th e follow ing d e sc rib ­ chaplain of the Klnn, addressed an ant Cashier, screamed nnd gavo the ed land: The E n st h a lf of th e N o r th e a s t q u a r ­ nudlence which ran into tho thous­ alarm. NOTICH OF APPLICATION FOIl TAX te r of Section St, T o w n sh ip t l , S outh IIIISII IRREGULARS DHRU of Flungo 39 E ast, also tho N orth h a lf ESCAPE FROM JAIL ands, of tho N orthw oet q u a r t e r of th e N o r th In lino with members of Cherokee BROOKSVILLE STAR IS U n d e r S e c t i o n R7B o f I h c ( i c n e r n l f t ln tu l- enst q u a r t e r of Section 21. T ow nahlp 11 Houth of lla n g e 29 Eaet, lean a n d e x ­ ea o f t h e S t n t e o f F l o r i d a , CORK, Sept. 26—Thirytnlne lr- Countill, tho local branch of tho order, SOLI) TO E. R. RUSSELL, Notice Is h a re b y given t h a t J, E- c e p tin g th r e e a c r e s off of tho S outh nfulara who wero being hold prison- wore a number of visiting members B a rtle tt, p u rc h a s e r of Tux C ertificate side o f tho la s t described tra c t, nil Of EDITOR OK THE ARGUS NOTICE No. 3S1. dated His 7th dny of June. A. which la n d s nro situ a te d , lying a n d b e ­ in the county jail aro reported to who attended the sessions of tho state Honorable Board of County Com­ D 1930, has filed snld cortificnto In my ing In th e C ounty of Somlnote, S t a t e of office, nnd iins m ade nppllcntlon for Florida. feve escaped by tunnelling to a dls- convention hore. Extraordinary slg BUOOKESVILLE, Sept. 25.— missioners In nnd for Suminolo Coun-> Tux It a p p e a r in g by a ew orn bill o f com ­ Deed to Issue In accordance w ith ; Wc< ventilating shaft from which nlflenneu atttnehed-to the meeting (Special.)—A business transaction .ty, Fin., will nt tholr noxt regular law. Ha Id c e r tific a te s amhrncos the p la in t filed heroin a g a i n s t you t h a t you folow lng described p r o p e r ty s itu a te d In have o r clntni some Tntereat In th e aatd Jv guy renchcd a manhole In the road here, duo to tho prosenco of n number occured this week thnt will bo of. In' mooting to bo hold nt the Court House, Ncmlnolo County, F lorida, to -w lt: I.otr described land, You nro th e r e f o r e h e re b y re q u ire d 221, 231. 2(10, 281, 313 and 3(t. P lan ol outside the Jail. Only' two of tho eir of the Imperial officers, Including Col. tercst of peoplo all over the state on Monday, October 2nd, A. D. 1922, Huh-dlvlslon of Land b e longing to Ab a n d orde re d to bo a n d a p p e a r 'b e f o r e snld C Circuit ircuit C o u rt a t th e C _ o u rt . coped men havo hgoti recaptured. William Joseph Simmons, of Atlnntn, generally and to the Hernando county at 10 o’clock n. m., receive bids for Ininonte Land. Hotel nnd N nvlgntlon o u r snltl thoo f i r s t The said land being assessed nl H ouse In Hanford. Florldn, on th tho Imperial wizard. people especially, in the transfer of tho building of ono-fialf mile of rond Co. tb s d a te of the Issuance of suah c e r ti­ Monday In October, 1922. b e in g th e 2nd dny of snld m onth th e n and t h e r e , t o In tb e mime of U nknown. . COMRADES OF THE FLORI­ The crowds which lined tho streets the Brookcsvillo Star newupkper and nt Rand's Biding, nnd ono-qunrtor ficate Also: Tax C e rtific a te No. 282 dnted tr.nke a n s w e r to tho bill of c o m p la in t DA DIVISION, U. C. V. in tho down town section of tho city entire equipment which was sold by mile of rond through Runsoll Bay, the 71b dny of June, A. D. 1920. lias fil­ herein filed a g a in s t you, nnd th e r e in snld c e rtific ate In my office, nnd lias full not. eleo said bill will be ta k e n a a to witness the parade burst into rip­ the owner A. Keathley to Edwin R. contractor to furnish nil material nnd ed mndo nppllcntlon for Tnx Deed to Issue confessed a g a in s t you, followed by fin ­ In nccorilunce w ith law, snltl c e rtific ate al decree. #Y«ur Commander hus accepted the ples of applause frequently as tho line RuhhcII, editor of tho Southern Ar- do nil work, roads to he built of marl em braces the following described p r o p ­ It Is f u r th o r ordered th n t thin noticeInvitation of Anna Jackson Chapter, of white robed figures inarched silent­ gu h. In the ngroement made by tho or shell, County Engineer to furnish e rty situntod In Homlnole County, e lor- tie published In the S anford H e ra ld , a -• Idn. to -w lti L ois Its. 127, 119. 130 nnd n ew spaper published In Homlnole Coun- * L', l>. (’., and of tho citizens of Talln- ly by. The npplnuso was prompted by newspapermen Mr. Keathley ugrcuu plans and specifications nnd thu work 131, Plan of Hub-dlvtslon of I^ind ho- ty, Fiorldn, one* ench w eek for n p e r ­ (o A ltam onte Lund, Hotel nnd iod of e ig h t consecutive w eeks, h:i!>si'u to hold our next annual re­ “declarations of principles" which to give up all newspaper work. to bo done under his supervision, this Uinglng N avigation Co. T he snld Inml being neDone nnd ordered th is 2nd dny o f union in Tnllahnsseo, and the dates wero inscribed on banners carried by Brookesvillo and 'Hernando county Board reserves th<; right to reject any snssiul at -tile (Into of the IssunuCo of August. 1933. sucli c e rtific ate In th e nam e of Un­ (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, ,et fur our meeting will bo October many of the Klanstnen. Some of these peoplo generally regret to lose EdlJ or all bids, know n. . . . Clork C ircuit C o u r t Also: Tnx C ertificate No. 288, dnted Seminole County, Fla. banners Informed spectators that "wo tor Keathley from the newspaper 18th and 10th, next. E. A. DOUGLASS, tho 7th day of June, A. D. 1920, has f il­ Hy: V. B. DQUOLA8S, D. a snld c e rtific a te In tny ottloe. nnd DICKINHON & DICKINSON. Upon tho shoulders of DJvlalon, Hri- stand for America first and all thu field ns his work has ulwuys been re Clerk Board of Coun­ ed has mndo nppllcntlon for T a x Deed to for Com plnlnant. (tadc and Cnmp Communilora and their time,” that “we stand for tho touch­ cognized ns being of the highest ty Commissioners. Issuo In accordance w ith law, said c e r ­ 8- 1- 11-Solicitors 18- 28; 9-1-8-16-12-29-9to tific a te embraced tho follow ing d e sc rib ­ order, in tho upbuilding nnd gener­ Adjutants rests tho lifo of our orgnn- ing of English language In tho public 9-15-22-29-c ed p ro p e rty situ a te d In P^mlnole C oun­ ty, Florldn, to -w lt: Lots 211, 229. 230, In C i r c u i t C o u r t , 7 t h J u d l c t n l C i r c u i t . Untion, and wo appeal to them to schools," that “wo beliovo in white su­ al development of the homo town S em in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a .— r.O.I a n d 308, P la n of Subdivision of , In tinc ir c u it Court, 7th Ju d ic ia l Cir­ and interests of the people us stlniulnto Interest In It, to tho end premacy but are thu real friends of In C ha nc e ry 213, 111, 289, 283. 37t, 377. 278. 388. 289, cuit, Nriiiluolr County, F lorida. 303. 301 nnd 308, P la n of Subdivision of — In Chnncrry. thut the attendance at our approach­ the negro,” and that "we are not nnti- wholo. NOTICK Tt> NON-lt ESI DENTS I,nnd belonging to A ltam onte I*nnd. Hotel nnd N avigation Co. Snld land be­ ing convention mny bo n full one, and nnythlng except enemies of our gov­ Mr. R uhscH needs no introduction ■NOTICE TO NOX-HHHIDHNTH, ing nssessod nt tho dato of the Issunnce Snmtiol P uloston, Com plainant, FlMIECI.OSCItK OF MOHTGAOK that tills, our Thirty-second Reunion, ernment." Tho parade was marshall­ to newspaperdom ns ho has boon edl or such cortificnto In the namo of U n­ v i* „ F lorldn Land nnd Im p ro v e m e n t Com ­ known. tor of the Southern Argus for many May K. Puff, Complainant, mny lu> marked by a degree of enthus­ ed by mounted Knights. Also Tnx C e rtific a te No. 288. d a te d pany nnd C. W. A rnold dnd J q h n W. vs. Juno 7th. 1920. linn filed snld c e rtific ate A nderson nnd Jo s h u a 1L A bbott, e t iasm and fraternal affection—of com- The Rev. Mr. Ridley discussed those years having been in the newspaper CharlaH E. linker nnd Mary M. linker, in my offlco nnd hits mndo nppllcntlon nl., D efendants. his ivlfo, of H unilngaburg, Indiana, for Tax Deed In Issue lti accordance To: F lorldn I^tnd nnd rrnle for comrade—second to nono lit principles nt length In his address at business alt of his lifo. Some months mill I m p ro v e m e n t W. McKee Knlloy, unci Annie D. ith Inw. Snltl cortificnto em braces Company and C. W. A rnold nnd J o h n ago thu entire plant of thu Southern Kelley, liln wife, of Pinellas County, w Eola Park, which followed immediate­ tin history of our gatherings. the following dosorlbsd p ro p e rty s i t u a t ­ W. Anderson nnd Jo sh u n H. Abbott, Florida, and A. Mlnchow nnd -------In Seminole County. Florldn, to -w lt: If living nnd If dead, to nil p a r tle a The City of Tallahassee will he our ly after the parading Knights came Argus was destroyed by fire am Mliu'liow his wife, of Seminole Covin ed Lots 318. 319, 320. 321. 322. 328, 338, 300, clnitning any Intorost u nde r F lo r id a sincu thnt time tho Southern Argus ty. Florida. Plan of Rubdlvlslnn of Inml holouglng host, and it’s richly merited reputa­ to a halt in front of tho hand stand at Lund nnd Im pro v e m e n t Company, o r To Charles E, linker and Mary M Bnk to onte Land. Hotel nnd N nvlgn­ C. W. Arnold, or Jo h n W, Andoreon, or, his wife, Huntlngntiurg. Indiana: tlonA llnm tion for hospitality, we aro assured, the south end of the lake. Ho declar­ has operated under various difficult Co. Snld land being ussossod a t or Jo s h u a H. Abbott, or e ith e r of You nro hereby required and ordered d a te of the Issuunco of such c e r ti­ them, or otherw ise, In th e follow ing will lie conspicuously maintained. Full ed that the Klnn had been assniled un­ ties, so thnt the owners of tho two to be nnd a p p e a r boforo our said Circuit the ficate In the iminn of Unknown, described land: lHookcsvillo papers, Tho Brookes Court at the C ourt House In Hanford, justly as opposing those who “because Also: Tax C ertificate No. 283, dated of traditions of a ‘glorious past, the The Houth h a lf of the N o r th e a s t Florida on the first Monday In October, Jutiu 7th, 1920. has filed said c e r tif i­ r to r of Hoctton 13, nnd the E n st h a lf only capital of the Southern States of race or faith cannot bo received In­ vlllu Star nnd the Southern Argus 1' 22, being tho 2nd day of snld month cate In my office nnd ha s mndo a p p li­ qofu atho Southonst q u a r t e r of Section II , ttion and thero to a n sw e r tho hill ul' cation for T ax Deed to Issue In accord- T ow nship reached the conclusion that one complaint 21, Houth of Ita n g o 32 E ast, which was not occupied by federal to its membership.” Hied herein ngnlnnt you nncu w ith law. Raid c e rtific a te em ­ tho folow lng described p ro p e r­ braces tho follow ing described p r o p e r ­ situa te d, lying a n d b e in g In tb e C oun­ troops during tho civil war, thore will "The Ku Klux Klmf," the Rev. Mr. newspaper could really work for the wherein ty of Bemtnolo, S ta te of F lorida. ty Is to be oold to-w it: ty situntod In Homlnole County, F l o r i ­ I t a p p e airlnu r in g by ____ a e w________ orn bill _of oomIii'gli) G chains E a st of tho (4 Hoctlon da, 1,0 found many objects of Interest to Ridley said, “stands for Amorlcn first, betterment of the newspnpor busl to -w lt: I-otv 118 nnd 172 P lan of ta in In t filed h e re in a g a i n s t yon you t h a t you corner on tho north boundary of Sec­ Hubdtvlslon of Igind be longing to Altn- pin ness nnd make it possible for hotter 1m isomo In te re st tn th e said cherish and renew the holy memories Inst nnd forever, and because its mem­ tion thirty-six (30), Tow nship 19 South m onte Land, Hotel nnd Nnvlgntlon Co. havo or claim described land, Itunge T w e n ty -n in e (39) c a st, run land being assessed nt tho dato If of our groat struggle. A visit to Nat­ bership is reHtrlctod to white Ameri­ work to be accomplished for tho two of You a r e th e r e f o r e h e re b y re q u ire d .South 20. chains, cast 0 chains, n o r th 30 Raid of tho Issuance of such cortificnto In Whllo both pupors have devoted their a n d ordored to bo nnd n p p e a r before olniltiH, west 5 chains, c o n ta in in g ten the nnmo of Unknow n. ural Rridgc, where was fought the de­ can-born citizens is no sign that It In u r snld C irc u it C ourt n t tho C ourt acres, more or U sb. Unless snld c e rtific a te s shall ho r e ­ oHouse In Hnuford, F lorida, on th e f ir s t cisive buttle which tmvmi our capital, nnti-nnything, and, in fact, It In not time nnd energies to constructive Also be ginning nt the n o rth e a st corn deemed a ccording to Inw Tnx Dood will day In Oatobar, 1919, being th e 2nd d a y work thut falls to a newspnpor by er uf a lot belonging to lllrm n P o tte r Issuo thereon on tho l l t h dny of Oc­ on March 6, 1805, in Htnged for tho nntl-nnything." of snld m onth, then a n d thero to m a k e In Section th irty -o n e (31). Tow nship tober. A. D. 1922. ‘ n sw e r to tho bill of c o m p la in t h erein ...» .............. .......____________ _______ reason of its duty to tho public, much nineteen (IB) South. Hnngo t h ir ty (30) Thu speaker turned to a discussion second day. W itness my official s ig n a tu r e and ntiled n g n ln e t you, and th e r e in fall not, ,1 n...I of tholr work in tho past was lost, East, said corner being It.10 chains sent this tho 7th liny of September, A. else said bill will bo ta k e n an confessed All regrets that o u r u tm o s t e f f o r ts „r of tho public school system, and de~' wheWMlB it w||l ll0W bo possible for Huut" frnm» » 10 .post on the D. 1933. a g a in s t you. follow ed by fin a l decree. vvnHt liuunditr}* of said section, and 3.10 (HEAL) E. A. DOUOLAHR have failed to obtnfn fnvornble r a te s clnrctl that thero aro twenty-two I t Is f u r t h e r ordered t h a t thin notion mist therefrom ; thence run Clerk Circuit Court. tho one paper to receive tho th e com olniliiH published In th e Hnnford H erald, a south 3.10 chains to hcIioo) lot; thnneo fitm the tr a n s p o r ta tio n compnnicH, schools In tho United States “whore Homlnole County, Fla. bo e w sp a p e r published In Homlnole C oun­ oust ul mu: snld lot 0G* links to Its By: A. M. WEEICB, D. C. nty, hut tho Veterans will bo ta k e n enro not a word of English is taught and binod friendship nnd cu operation of mu-ilicast corner; thonco south alotiff B8-81C Florldn, once ouch w eek f o r a p e r ­ Brookcsvillo business men. Editor xninn lot 3.01 chains to Its so u th e a st iod of olght oonseautlvo weeke. of in the homes of thu citizens, and not n word pormlttud to bo spoken." Done nnd o rd e re d th is 3rd d a y of n io r : theuco eiiHt H.27 c hains to i Notice of Apiilli'iitlon for Tnx Deed Un Russell will ^ tnku ehurgo of tho to A ugust. A. D. 1922. d e r NrelloM .17.% of I lie flenernl S ta t­ post; thuuvre north G.X0 ohalns to a post Tallahassee has ample gurngo fa c ili­ He touched upon tho efforts of ene­ (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, t hours w est H.92 chains to pines of licu te s of the Stnte of F lorldn plant und all mies of tho Klan to discredit it, citing Ilrookesville S tar ties. C lerk of C irc u it C ourt, Notlco Is hereby given th n t M. D. glmilPK, containing; flvo acres, moro or equipment immediately. Sominolo County, Flo. Ilu rk e tt, pu rc h a se r of Tux C e rtific a te ions. No nation of people over survived the celebrated “expose" by the New By: V. E. DOUaLASS, D. t t Also hoglnnhiK H chains south of tho No. 298 dnted the 7th day of Juno, A. I). 1920, fins filed said c e rtific a te In my OTHIYAN & HI!ARON, northw ost c o rn e r of section th irty -o n e who failed to keep alive and cherish Y\irk World and attacks by other in­ KIDNAPPED .MAN (31), T ow nship nlnotoon (19) qouth office, noil lias m ade a pplication for Holtcltors for C om plainant. the traditions of hte past. Let us, stitutions, llutiifo th ir ty (30) cast, run Houth 3.It Tnx Deed to Isuuc In nccordnnco w ith 3-1-11-18-26:. 9-1-1-18-23-39-910 • COMMITTED SUICIDE chains, oast 3.11 chains, n o rth 3.1(1 therefore, meet in Tallnhnsaco in Oc- "Notwithstanding /ll tho efforts of c o n ta in in g one ncre, moro or AT ST. LOUIS TODAY chains, less. Its enemies," tho Rov. Mr. Ridley oxtaler, thore to renew our vows of and fall not also snld hill will ho tnkon love for ench other, and of undying cluimod, “tho Klan goes on nnd it will confessed a g a in s t you, to bo follow ­ ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25—Jacques as ed l.y a final docroo. loyalty to tho grand basic principle of soon have three million members." It Is f u r th e r ordered th a t this notice Vllliard, editor nnd Inngungc teach' ho published in tho Hanford H erald once celf-governmcnt for which nil of us Tho chaplain prefaced his address or for whom nationwide searchc con­ cnoli week for flvo consecutlvo wooks. suffered In our struggle to nmontnlu with n tribute to Orlnndo and said ducted when he was kidnapped in W itness my hand nnd the son I of said Fruit and Vegetable Crates ay or court this 3Gth day of August, 1U33. 1U33 thnt tho reception given the pnrmling d, and for which our brothers died, \ \ E, A. DOUGLASS. HAL Chicago December 1920, and held for (HEAL) Clork Circuit Court. Your Commander is pleased »o an­ Knights was “vory gratifying." He ransom, committed sicido today by You Can Huy From Us at Hamlnnlo County, Fla. nounce that tho folowlng ladies have wub frequently Interrupted by np- cutting his thront. Hb wns forty Uy: A. M. W E E K S . Whotcsato Prices D eputy Clork. consented to servo on his Sponsorial plause, ninny of his statements draw­ years old. JACKSON it DUPREE, Solicitors for Com plnlnant . 61-Gta Write for Trios Liu Staff, and by the grace pf their pres- ing cheers from tho crowd. Imperial Wizard Simmons address cin e and charm of manner will add to In (lie Circuit Court, Seventh Ju d ic ia l W. A. M erry d u y C om pany Circuit, In nnd f o r .t h e County of 'n thi pleasures of the occasion. Ho com­ en the delegates attending tho con­ Notice of Application for Tax Deed Hemlnotc, F lorida,—In/C hnncery Palalka, Florida CITATION mends them to your caro and consid­ vention nt Lakeside Park yesterday Uqdor Section 575 of the General Statutes of the Stnte of Fioridu afternoon. Following his address the eration: W. W. Povohnuse, Complnlnant, lin in ' Matron of Honor—Mrs, E. L. Corn- local branch of the Klan was host at 'Notice 1h hereby given that Mure- Tho u nvs. know n heirs, dovlsoos, gra nte e s, phal Nell Koso Company, a corpora­ or othe rs claim ing under Jo se p h Finen barbecue. N cy. Ocala. gnn, decousoil, Jnm es U. Parm nore, Ma trrih-Honorary—Mrs. B, J. Bond, Selection of Orlando ns statu head­ tion, purchaser of TnX Certificate No. (incensed, Ja m e s R. Flnogan, d e c e a s­ John D. Uellochnsso, uocoasod, and quarters for tho organization was an­ 267, dnted the 3rd day of Juno, A. D. ed, Tallahassee. J. R utledge XMncgan, deceased, D e­ 1918, 1ms filed said certificate in my nounced as a part of tho convention’s fendants. Chaperons of Honor—Mrs. T. A. AH p a rtie s claim ing Interest under work. It wbh also learned, that 1,165 office, and has made application for TO:Joseph Von, Tnllnhussco. Flnegan. deceased, Ja m e s 11. Parnmoro, deceased. Ja m e s R. FinnSponsor for tho'Division—Miss Snl- members of tho Klan attended tho one- Tag Deed to Issuo in nccordnnco with gun, deceased, John D. Oelleahasss, day session, this number Including tlm Inw. Said cortificnto embraces the deceased, and J. R utledge Flnogan, lit K. Blake, Talluhasaeo. deceased, or otherw ise, In tho fo llo w ­ Maid of Honor—Miss Agnes Person, local membership and the dolugatos following described proporty, situated ing desortbod p ro p e rty situated, lying nnd being In Semlnolo County, F l o r i ­ In Semlnolo County, Florida,' to-wit: sent by other cities.—Orlando Senti­ Orlando. da, to -w lt: • / Lot 69, Eureka Hammock. Tho said Lot 8 of M. M. Smith's T hird B ub-plvMold of Honor—Miss Magglo And- nel. iJtlon, a ccording to the pint th e r e o f land boing assessed nt tho (Into of tho ‘non, Palatkn: duly ->f record Tn the public public records of Just ns IDEAL FERTILIZERS are best for growing P la t _Ilopk ' m i n , In ............ ..... ....................., jb k Issuanca of such certificate In the Heminola County, Florida, •Maid of Honor—Miss Elsie Padgett, POST CARD DAY. 1 ut page 80. belitg Seatloi 28, ig na pnart a r t of Section your crops, IDEAL INSECTICIDES nre best for protecting namo of “Unknown." Unless said cer­ Township ange 30 East. ____ 19 . . South, th, R Range qng »Veseont City. them from insects nnd djaoases. ' It a p p e a rin g from tho sw orn bill of (bo Bg order of Reports received by the Florida Do- tificate shall bo redeemed according coni irnplnlnt heroin filed Jo h n D. >d ^tlint >tl H Ja __m e s I). pParnm a r t . , . .oro. - , , . Jo se p h MAJOR-GENERAL J. H. HARP, vclopmont Board show thnt moro com? to law. Tax Deed will Issue thereon Ilellochnsse, Fruit is sold lurgely on \ts appearance. A good way ttfk Flnegan, Ja m e s R. F ln e g a n und ,1. R u t­ on tho 21st day of October, A. D. ledge F lnoga n ,ure now deceased: nnd Commanding Fla. Dlv. U. C. V. munition are taking part In tho Post insure your crop against low, unprofitable prices is to makeT th a t tho numes of tho heirs, devisees, DtTiclaH Card Day campaign this yenr, than in 1922. grantees, or o th e r c ‘ta lm a n ts u n d e r th e the most of it first grade fruit by proper spraying. deceasedI persons, a r e unW. A. RAWLS, any< previous yonrj tho local realtors, WITNESS my official signature and aforesaid We have INSECTICIDES for ivery purpose and gladly known: p a r tie s Adjutant General and Chief of upon recommendation of tho Florida seat this the 14th dny of September, NOW, T H E R E F O R E , all give full directions for their use. c UAiming lm lng In te re st undor Inte under John D.*Be D, DelloStaff. Realtors Association, giving hearty A. U.. 1922. cliasse,i,JIJoseph F lne ga n. J a m e s u. P a r a more, Ja m e s R. F Flttegan E. A. DOUGLASS, -------- Jnm ln e g a n nnd J. R u tt­ co-operation to the chambers of com­ (SEAL) ledge Flnogan, or otherw ise, In J h e SPRAY MACHINERY Clork Circuit Court, p rope rty herein described, nro h ereby merce, most of the local compnlgns BIGGEST COTTON PLANTER required to be and a p p e a r boforo ou r Seminole County, Fin. being scheduled to close on the even­ sola c ourt a t th e Court llo u e e In S a n ­ Right spray outfits are .necessary for right results. We IN WHOLE WORLD By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. ford, Seminole County, F lorida, on tho ing of September 30th, However, 57-Oto hnve a full line of best makes. For large outfits, see our €th day of November, A. D. 1932, nnd DIET) AT HOT SPRING8 some cities which nro. organizing for » I, p then a n d th e r e inako n n sw e r to th e BEAN SPECIALS. HIU of C om plaint In snld cause filed, Notice uf Application for Tax Deed * • ise a Decree Pro Coufeseo will MEMPHIS, Sopt; 25^-iJesslo Lee very Intensive campaigns havo set Under Section 575 of the General otherw bs entered a g a in s t them. their final closing dates a little later I t Is ordered th a t thle notion be pub Hnloy, 05, of Ittnbena, Mississippi. ^ FARM IMPLEMENTS thod in the Snnford H o r r ‘ ‘ a newsIn ordcf to Insure an adequnto supply, * Statutes df the Stnte of Florida M'i<! to bo one of tho largest cotton taper paper published In Smnlti _______ County. Notice l« hereby glvori that M. S. Florida, of ’ picture post cards, tho heavy de­ <'lorldn, once a w eek for e ig h t ( I ) con* planter ir, the world died at Hot McCall, purchaser of Tax Certificate scout Ive weeks. Full stock—plows, harrows, cultivators, fertilizer distri­ Springs, Ark. today. Ho suffered n mand from nil over the state having No. 264vdated the 7th day of Juno, A. W tth e ss my h and nnd tho seal of th e butors, etc. snld Circuit C ourt on thle 22nd d a y of depleted tho wholesalers stocks tem­ rplap»8 recently aftor a operation August, A. D. 1922. D. 1920, has filed said certificate ‘ In porarily. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. Write Us Your Requirements my office and has made application Clerk C ircuit Court, Seminole County, Fin. for Tax Deed to Issue In accordance Henry Ford will have no boozo / t G E G . V & FNaDOUaLA^ D' c j J«liters working for him nnd h!s‘at­ Tho Ilorald la contemplating many with law. Snld certificate embraces a Eo FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY CO. Counsel for Com plainant, c 1-9to improvements along every lino this titude wljl do more to help enforco tho following described property sit­ ’•v lj*• '' ■v;! Agricultural Building tho prohibition I bwb In Detroit than summer nnd fall and expects to h av e uated In Sominolo County, Florida, to- NOTICE OF -BLHCTIQN (HENEVA 1 Jacksonville, Florida. SCHOOL DISTRICT) i*"y °ther force. Ho says: “Politics one of the best equipments in thb wit: Lot 15, Block B, D. R. Mlteh- In compliance w ith the provisions of state for tho publishing of a dally Chapter in* -----l a w * of* *~ fflo rldn. n« notice oll’s^Survey of Levy Grant. 0The said Is h ereby 172, &•* Interfered with the enforcement Full Btoek on hand at Sanford Branch of glvoq th a t an otlectlon , ‘ho prohibition law. It will be on- and weokly paper. lnno being assessed nt tho dato of the beon ordered to' be hold nml ul th e sam a e Vv bo hold In Special T ax.School D is­ uried to tho letter so far ns our ortssuanco of such certificate In the will tric t No. 8, Homlnole County,. Florida, i WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. «-nizatlon Is concerned." eatd. Special T ax School D istrict boing ■ AH play and no work mines np coal. namo of E. Y. Malory, et a). also know n ns th e G eneva School DIs- n i m H H M m H u i m a i R H m u i H H a a i l l a l l l i a a M I M j J? MONEY On Flour, Grain and Feed SAYING PRICES Ideal IN SEC TIC ID ES 2h L i’J lie ■ i • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 29, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 29, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 29, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/76c2b3c1e0b631ee76936af1ebf6f12f.pdf 60e92c11f87ed305a817c149b49b9d64 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME xm SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1922 STRIKE SETTLEMENTS MADE ON THE BALTIMORE PLAN A I THO NEW AGREEMENT BARS ALL FORTIFICA­ TIONS CAN BE BUILT ( I I ; Tkt Aaaociatrd P t» m 1 Thirty Lives Lost In Big Forest Fire Sweeps Northwest CHICAGO, Oct. 6.—Elghty-threo railroads of the United Stntos, operat­ ing approximately 05,000 miles and employing between 125,000 and 130,000 AND IN ONTARIO WHERE members of the federated Bhop crafts, GREATEST DAMAGE HAS hnVo nettled the shop crafts' striko BEEN DONE And Thnt Military Operations of (II; The Aaaoclalrd I'rtM) with their system federations, accord­ The British Must Cease CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 4.— Eight ing to a special bulletin sent yester­ at Once women of tho littlo town of Mobcrly day to all members of the organisa­ in Cumberland county, assumed the tion over tho signature of B. M. Jew­ rolo of Carrio Nation, proceeded to a ell, president. Tho latest additions to And Reports Say Thnt Upwards wildcat still in tho mountains and tho settling roads were tho Ft. Smith of Five Thousand Are smashed it to Smitherines, says a dis­ «Sr Western, the Georgia, Floridn & Were Returning From Raid on Moonshiners Without Homes ports uppeornnee or lurKlsn n o t­ patch today. Tho women constituted ionalist cavalry nt Knndrn, In.... themselves into a dry sqund, taking Alabama ai.d the Chicago Great West­ When Killed From Ambush (II; The Aaaorlntrd Preaa) Constantinople neutral zone. the law into their own hands, and ern. NORTH BAY, Ontario, Oct. 6. Replying to numerous requests for Knndrn is approximately 05 miles nrmed with hatchets, guns, axes and (By Tho Associated Press) —The fear that upwards of an interpretation of the Baltimore from Constantinople, near the other destructive weapons went into DADE CITY, Oct. 5.—D. C. Waters, federal prohibition ngent of this thirty lives have been lost in p'nn, upon which the striko lenders lllnck Sea conBt of Ismld Penin­ the mountains where thoy learned was claim the settlements have been made, city, and D. F. Crenshaw, constable at Trilby were shot to death from am­ the fire which is sweeping sula. located a still, which has been supply­ tho circular states three reasons actu­ bush near hero early lust night os thoy were returning to Dadd City from a Northern Ontnrio was express­ ing their men folks with liquor and raid on moonshiners it was discovered this morning by officers who investi­ CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 5.— without preliminaries, smashed every­ ated the executives in accepting this gated. According to Deputy Sheriff Smith, tho bodies of the two men wore ed in the latest reports available from tho affected area today. agreement basis. It gives, first, a According to n telegram from the discovered this morning by two men in an automobile returning from Lnko- According to ono report over five thing in sight. split in the Association of Railway Turkish sources In Mudnnln, the Executives—one group agreeable to a Innd. Apparently both hnd died instantly ns the car was in high gear. Of­ thousand people have been rencU agreement regarding tho neutral , ored homeless. Loss of life is settlement and tho other bent on de­ ficials at Dado City wore notified nnd an investigation Is being mndo. OLD RATES zones reached by tho Allied nnd stroying these organizations; second, considerable and is mounting. Turkish representatives provides JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 5.—A. B. Stroup, divisional chief of tho federal Three trnins with 24 cars, con­ AND RULES willingness of the liberal group to ne­ thnt no fortiflcntlon shall be con­ prohibition forces of Floridn, left hero nt ono o’clock today to wngo a rolont- taining fourteen hundred refu­ TO PREVAIL gotiate national agreements and Iny less structed on cither side of the wnrfnro against tho activities of moonshiners in Pasco county nnd Inves­ gees left Cobalt for North Bay. down a basis for settlement on other Strnlts of Dnrdnncllcs nnd thnt tigate tho kiliin gof two dry agents Inst night. Property loss will run Into mil­ ralnmcn and Conductors Hlgn Agree roads; third, that no justification could military operations of the British lions of dollars. No prospect of be found for keeping 12.’>,,000 men on ment In Turkey Blmll cense immediately. rain nnd fire will have to burn strike who return to work nnd assist itself out. in financing those who remained idle. (II; The Aaaoclntrd I'rraa) CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 5.—MuCHICAGO, Oct. 4.—A now agree­ Justification for the action of the ,nin conference was reconvened nt ment maintaing the old rntos of pny, policy committee, the circular declar­ NORTHBAY, Ont., Oct. 5.— ) o'clock this morning with Thrace rules and working conditions, was ed, is seen in the fact that thirty-one Tho forest fire refugees arrived signed today by representatives of other carriers, in addition to the orig­ here today from Huileybury and approximately 49 rnilronds nnd sub inal fifty-two, have agreed to the Bal­ reported that between fifty and sidinrios nnd the Brotherhood of Rail­ timore plan. one hundred persons had been road Trainmen nnd tho Order of Rail­ A second special circular to tho drowned when they were crowd­ way Conductors. membership contained In detail an in­ Neither Navy or State Departments Have Any ed from tho dock where they CONCTANTINOPLE, Oct. 5.-Tho The agreement which will bo in terpretation of Federal Judgu Wilkerwere trying to bonrd the rescue Mudinnn conference, it is understood, effect until October, 21 1923, besides son’s decision on tho injunction bill thing on Affair ship. Another report brought will probably roach an agreement on maintaining old wnge levels nnd rules filed ngninst tho organization by At­ bo refugees wna that scores had ail points of tho Turkish proposals including time nnd one-half for ovor- torney General Dnugherty. It was beon injured, several trampled to * __ (By The Associated Press) upon which M. FrnnkUn-Boulllon se­ time n'fter eight hours, was consider­ supplied by Donald R. Rlchborg, at­ f WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.—Tho report thnt nn Amoricnn destroyer was death whon the flames swept the cured Kemnl Pasha's plodgo to sus­ ed by tho employes organizations nB torney for tho shop crafts. bombarded by Turks while taking off refugees nt Allvnll a town north of Catholic church nnd caused a pend mllltnry movements during tho fnvornblc to them. Tho grlovnnci “Wo cannot Interpret tho tenijsirary Smyrna, first carried in Reuter's dlspntch from Athens is repented In dis­ panic among hundreds who hatj negotiations, with tho exception of committees of tho trainmen’s organi­ injunction, drastic as its terms are," patch from Athens received today by Greek legation hero. The legation dls­ gathered there for safety. the provision relating to the occupa­ zation on 19 ronds entering Chicngo said Mr. Rlchberg's opinion In part, pntch gave no details. Neither the Navy nor Stnte Departments hnd nny tion of tho wostorn lino of tho Mnritza hnd approved tho agreement beforo W. "as in any way restraining or prevent­ confirmation of reported nttnek. VAST STRETCHES river by Allied troops. Argument on G. Lee, president of tho Trainmen ing the officers nnd other represen­ OF LAND FLOODED thin point 1b still ponding. Tho Allies and L. E. Sheppnrd, president of the tatives of the shop crafts organiza­ Instruction Sergeant have agreed to turn ovor Thrnco to Conductors, nffixed their signatures. tions from doing all in their power to Railroad Officials BY HEAVY RAINS Tho western managers headed by maintain an orderly discipline and tho Turkish army In thirty days. Will Be in Sanford Are in Conference of Thousands of Acres In­ News received last evening that M. W. M. Jeffers, general manager of conduct of tho lawful work of the or­ For Military Outfits Hundreds With Trainman undated in Everglades Section Franklin-Bouillon, tho French envoy, the Union Pacific railroad wore said ganization, to continuo to call for und and Hamid Bey, nationalist represen­ to have been mindful of tho long to expect to receive tho loyal support (II; The Aanorlnlrd I’rraa) Sergeant Wingcrt Will Be Hero Per tative, had decided to return to Con­ maintained nttitude of the trnln ser­ of each and every member, nnd to con­ About Wages and Working Condi TAMPA, Fin., Oct. 5.—Excessive mnnently to Instruct the Three thins stantinople from Mudinnn immediate­ vice brotherhoods in living up strict­ tinuo to kork In harmony nnd with a rains in South Floridn hnvo caused an Military Units of Govt. ly, strengthened tho hope for tho suc­ ly to their obligations with tho ronds common Inwful purpose to advance the over flow of vnsttr otch of tho ( I I ; T h e A a a o r l n t r d I'reon) nnd to hnvo mndo some concessions common interests of tho organized cessful issue of tho conference. Everglades in Loo county nnd infor­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.—The railSergeant C K Wingert, of the U Delegates agreed yesterdny after­ in the progress of the negotiations shop craft employes." ronds of the Southeastern section of S. army has arrived in tho city nnd mation ronching here today was that noon to establish n definite lino of de­ which Itegnn yesterdny. Under the Mr. Jewell, accompanied by Mr. the United States and brotherhood or­ the Seminole Indlnn reservation of a marcation botwoon tho British nnd agreement all disputes an to tho rules Riehberg, arrived yesterday from ganizations of conductors, trainmen will be stationed here permanently to hundred acres in southeast Leo coun­ Kemalist forces in tho Chnnnk zone. and working conditions now pending Washington whero thoy conferred with today signed an agreement settling all Instruct tile three military units of ty was entirely inundatodby water. The spneo between tho opposing forc­ beforu the labor bonrd will bo with­ Attorney General Dnughorty regard­ outstanding differences between them the Nntionnl Guard. This is some- The rninfnll for tho nine months end­ es in tho Channk zone. Tho space be­ drawn by tho ronds nnd trnlnmcn nnd ing tho submission of Judge Wilker- and extending the present wages and tiling of which tho city can well be ing September 30 nt Fort Myers ia tween the opposing forces will bo suf­ conductors. son's decision to a higher court for re­ working regulations until October 31, proud for the sergeunt is a map of reported to bo more than 10 Incbw Today’s ngeeement included tho parts and has bcun in the service for in excess of annunl nvorago for tha ficient to place them out of rlflo shot, view. Attorney General Daugherty 1923. twenty-four years, being in Chinn, tho entire year. thus lessening tho danger of imme­ assurod them of his co-operation inPhilippines, Cuba and Honolulu nnd diate conflict. WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.—Officials is a soldier who knows tho game of MIAMI, Fla., Oct. 6.—F. C. Elliott, of the rnilronds In tho Southeastern instruction to the last lap of tho leg­ The Turkish conditions referred to chief drnlnngo engineer of tho state section of the United States and heads gings. • He will assist in the training in connection with tho probable agree­ internal Improvement bonrd, nrrlved NDR. GARDNER WILL LOCATE of trainmen nnd conductors brother­ of the meit in the machine gun, hos­ ment in tho Mudinnia conferenco arc here last night nnd today is making HERE hoods began a conference horo today pital and band units nnd will also an Inspection of flood conditions in a> follows; to considor drafting of possible con­ nuiko trips to- Orlando and Daytona the Everglades around tho Pennsyl­ 1. —Formal guarantees concerning tracts covering wages, working condi­ overy other week. Major Rnlph Stev­ vania Sugar Company’s plantation the evacuation of Thrace. tions, otc. ens intimates that this movo moans nortlnvesth of this city. 2. —Establishment of Allied garri­ an armory in Sanford in tho very near sons in the larger towns of Thrnco. Reports from tho Glndos are to tha SANFORD LEADS . future nnd one of the host military effect that the water Is rising at tha 3. —Occupation of Thrnco by the THE WHOLE WORLD organizations in the Htnto, Thu -San­ rate of about ono inch ovory 24 hours. Turkish Nationalist gendarmerie. IN CELERY PRODUCTION ford boys have gained n fine reputa­ 4. —Trnnsfur of tho civil ndmlnjstrn- Tho Ilornld of tomorrow will con­ Reports from Mooro Hnvan, at tha tion nt tho various encampments and western edge of Lnko Okeechobee, tion of Thrnco to Kcmnlist function­ tain a writeup of tho Klwnnls meet­ in? The Aaaociatrd I'rraa) tho presenco horo of Sergcnnt Wln- sny that tho Kisslmmoo river la • aries. ing Wednesday hnd a full report of SANFORD, Oct. 5.—Floridn led tho gort to bo with them at all timoB nnd mile wider than ovor before nnd that 5.—Evacuation of Thrnco within the speech of Kiwuninn Dumas, which country in tho production of colory eight days by tho Greek army was'tho feature of the occasion. Our for tho season of 1922, according to with tho fine officers thoy nlrundy the towns of I,n Belle, Goodno, Bara 0.—Occupation of tho woHturly line Kiwanian reporter has ben absent JUDGE PENDLETON T. L. Dumas, superintendent of tho have the Snnford military units should Beach, Okelnnto nnd Clowiston are all of tho Mnritza river by Allied troops. Klwnninn reporter hns been nbsont Just southeast of FULTON CO. COURT Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad horo, tnko on now llfo nnd energy nnd cornu undor water. Conciliation thus far hns marked tho DIED ATLANTA TODAY who has gathered statistics on th enr forth for n great winter of training. Mooro Hnven, tho report says, Is a conference nt Mudinnia. Ismet Pasha, load movemnt of tho vogotnblo from Meet Sergeant Wingort. Ho is there body of water forty miles long and who spenkB for Mustnphn Komnl I’ns(II; The Aaaoclalrd Prase) the leading producing stntos, Tho with tho goods. hn, lender of tho Nationalists, nnd al­ ATLANTA, Oct. 5.—Judge John T. TAMPA, Oct. 5.—F. P. Farris Sanford section produced tho greator so for tho Angorn government, hns an­ charged with manslaughter In con­ Pendleton for uightoen yours judgo part of Florida’s ylold. ARMY AVIATORS nounced tho government accopts the nection with the death of Lnwronco of Fulton County suporior court nnd READY TO 'FLY ARE CONSOLIDATED The record by Btatos ns obtained Allied proposals in principle, and ho Diaz nnd Carl Roynicrson, August 13 ono of tho beest known jurist in tho by Mr. Dumas, follows: FROM COAST TO COAST CllIPLEY,. Oct. 5.—Instead of two took occasion to oxplain nt tho opon- Inst, whon nn autoniobilo driven by stiito died this morning. Ho was 78 Florida, 5,493 cars; California, 5,­ newspapers, Chiploy will have only ing of tho sessions that tho TurkH Fnrris was wrecked, wns discharged ycurs old. ' UA 1 P r,U l 000; .Michigan, 4,048; Now York, 4,­ SAN D1TGO, Cnllf., Oct 5.—Lieutone, iih tho Washington Verdict ro"had no intention of creating incidents from custody yoBtcrdny nt a prelimi­ 327; Now Jursey, 1,150; Ohio, 857; contly purchased by J. P. Mitchell and cnuntB John A McCready nnd Oaklay with the English." nary henring before justice of tho SCHOONER KATHERINE Colorado, 590; Pennsylvania 250. 1 the Chlpley Bnnner hnvo consolidated, Kolly, nrmy aviators took off a t flvt Tho absence of tho Greek ropreson- pcucc. Mr. Dumas snid that reports reach­ MAY HAVE FOUNDERED tho paper now being known as tho thirty six this morning In a Grant tatlvo from Tuesday’s meeting made SAILED SEPT. NINE ing him led to tho expectation that Chipluy Banner. monoplane T-2 In their attempt to fly ^ little difference boenuso tho matters tho transfer. He also suggested thnt Sanford's 1023 crop would show an J Both W. W. Jones and J. P. Mit­ from Rockwell Field, San Dlogo to under discussion woro of a general na­ thero should ho an Allied force cover­ increase of about ton por cont ovor (I); The Aaaoclntrd I'rraa) Now York without a stop. chell are woll known newspnper men ture nnd had no Immedlnto connec­ ing on tho Mnritza river and thnt a JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 3.—Fonrs last senson. nnd Chipley business men fool tho tion with tho attitudo which tho neutral zone should bo created west of forjsnftey of tho four mnstol schoon­ union will be a success. Tho now SAN DIEGO, Oct. 5,—Boenuso at Greeks might assume. thnt river. er Knthorino May, whlchc sailed from A prccooling nnd coloring plant aro At yesterday's mooting Ismot asked Tho Alliod generals explained thnt Jneksonvlllo Sept. 9, and duo In Pro­ being added to tho equipment of tho management will install modern ma­ heavy fogs In tho mountain districts tho flight wns abnndonod. , for n settlement of the Turkish ad­ tho proposed administrative measures vidence n woftk ago wns entertained Lake Dorn Pucking Company, Mount chinery. ministration of Thrnco nnd requested must all bo subject to the approval of hero. Aboard tho schooner nro Cap­ Dorn Citrus Exchange packing house, A nows Item says two men wore InProspects nro good, ns business sta­ Isniel tain nnd Mrs. F, T. Hardy, nnd tholr and extonslve alterations aro bolng Hint Thrnco should bo freo from all tho govflrnmonts concerned. Jurod whon n train struck tholr nuto- tistics show, providing a fow worker*' Allied control, but ho felt thnt ut lenst then expressed a willingness to meet guest Miss Lois Hodgkins, Bnngbr made in the building to accomodate , mobile, stalled on tho tracks. It can withstand tho temptation to one month would bo required to effect tho Greeks. Mnlno society girl. them. |scems plausible, * strike. �FRIDAY, MRS. FRED DAIGRR, Society Editor Phene 217- W or O U i k M t t i e I lH h i t w tf (f n a MoiAaj’ s Dully) J. II. Burton, of Orlando, spent tho week end here attending to business. Mrs. Tucker, of Orlondo, was a vis­ itor here yesterday from the City Beautiful. Mr. and JIrs. J. w | Loffler, of Tam­ pa, spent dho wcok end here at the Montezuma. Emmott M. Hunt was called to Barnesvllle, Ga., Saturday by tho aer lous Illness of his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Horton, of Philadelphia, was making a short stay here and aro stopping at tho Montosuma. * friends on the arrival of a daughter, Harr}' Towion, of Galnaavlllt, was In the city yesterday attending to born September 23rd. Mrs. Hunter will be pleasantly re­ business,and mads his headquarters at the Montesuma. membered as Miss Olga Vlhleh. • 8T. AGNES GUILD Mrs. Cris Matthews entertained the members of the St. Agnes Guild most pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her home on Elm ave. The first part of the afternoon was devoted to business matters. Plans were made and perfected for a sub* scriptlon bridge party to be given Wednesday evening Oct. 4th at the Parish House, It was also decided to give a "Hallow E’en Dance" the last of October. . «' After the businehs session, the members spent the social hour sew­ ing for the Christmas.bniaar. Dainty refreshments wero served* by the hostess assisted by her sister Mrs. Stewart. Among tho Guild members present wero Mosdames J. N. Robson, M. Mlnarlk, Gwynn Fox, Clarko Lconardy, John LeonnrdI, At; Zlnsor, R. W. Poarmnn, J. R. Stewart, Wm. Bold­ in g C. J. Marshall, Chris Matthews and Rev. A. S. Pock. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Whltner will regret to learn that they are quite ill with dengue fover at their home on Oak avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wight and fam­ ily have moved Into their attractive new homo in Rose Court. They will have as their guests for the winter, Mrs. Wight’s mother, Mrs. Mary Hig­ gins. Mr. and'lftrs. J. B. Colder and guests, Mrs. D. B. Colder and daugh­ ter of Savannah, pa., returned homo Tuesday evening from a very pleasant motor trip to Miami and other plyes of interest on the East Coast. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBrldo and their guests, Mrs. Brown and son, E. H. Brown, of Hamlet, N. C., left this morning In tho McBride car for St. Augustine and Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. McBrldo will return home Sun­ day while Mrs. Brown and son will continue thoir Journey home. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Garner left (Visa WedaMdar’z Dally) Saturday ovening for Waynesboro, Va. Tho Mulsch building it having the where thoy will spend n month. They brick work put on and tho work of fin­ Mrs. C. L, MUHtser and children of will also vlslt> relatives in Washing­ ishing up tho first floor will ebon Orlnndo, who have been the guests of her sister Mrs. C. W. Stokes on Mag­ ton enroute home. * start. nolia avenue, for the past ten days Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson had as left this morning for their home. They The finishing touches aro being put their guests yesterday, Mrs. Lanier, on tho Mcrriwethor building on Mag­ wero accompanied homo by Mrs. C. W. * Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Sr., nnd Mr. nolia avenue nnd It will soon bo roady Stokes and Miss Dorothy, who will visit tho former’s parents, Mr. and Lanier of Brooksvlile, nnd Mr. nnd for occupancy. . Mrs. J. D. Sorrell. Mrs. Smith, of DoLnnd. George W. Knight is visiting homo R. L. McKcnzlo, of Jacksonville, rep­ folks In Nownrk Now Jorsoy nnd will Miss Mildred Dickson, who has resenting tho Kolly-Springfleld Tire nlso spend somo tlmo in Now York spont tho past two wocks hero with Co., Is. spending a fow days hero nt city beforo returning homo. hor sisters, Mrs. Chris Mntthows and tho Montesuma while In .tho city call­ Mrs. J. S. Stcwnrt has roturned to ing on his local customers. » hor homo, JofTorson Court, Orlando. Tho Bell Cnfo Is being romodqlled nnd will be one of tho finest in tho Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivy Royal nnd daugh­ city when finished. Contractor Paco ter Virginia of Bowling Green, wero is in chnrgo of tho work tho guest* of Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Herndon for tho week end. Thoy were Paul Biggors Is happy ovor tho ar­ nccompnnlcd homo by Mrs. Royal’s rival of several fine dogs from Now mother, Mrs. Duko of Balnbrldgc, Gn., York city nnd Paul snys thoy aro tho who has been tho guest of Mr. nnd finest in tho United States nnd he has Mrs. Fred Wilson at thoir homo on tho papers to. provo it. Parke avenue. Word comes from tho Sanford boys INFORMAL DANCE at tho Unlvorslty of Florida that thoy Ono of tho most ilollghtful social nre all gutting along famously and FOR SALE—1 Ford car, 5 passenger; oronta of tho early fall season, was kooping tho linmo of Sanford on tho 1 Ford Truck worm drive. Both in tho Informal dunce given Friday even­ map. Thoro aro about ns many boys good condition. Itcnl bargains.—N. II. ing by Mrs. W. C. Hill nt hor attrac­ from Sanford nt tho University ns Garner . ,56-ltc tive homo on Fourth street compli­ from any city of similar slso In tho menting her nleco, Miss Olivo Now- stnto. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH man, one of Stanford's young socloty MONEY E. A. Champiln, representing tho buds. Quantities bf cut flowers, forns and Curtis Pub. Co., was In tho city Tues­ Cut out thla alip, enclose with 6c pottod plants woro most effectively day on business. Willard Lumloy has and mall it to Foloy & Co., 2835 Shef­ used in decorating tho rooms and given up tho Job of District Agent field Ave., Chicago, III,, writing your formed n lovely back ground for the for tho Co.,duo to lnck of tlmo, and nnmo and addross clearly. You will vnrl colored frocks worn by tho young Mr. Champiln will very likely secure rocolvo in return a trial pnekago con­ n new man for tho job In tlmo for taining Foley's^ Honoy and Tar Com­ ladles. Dnnclng was enjoyed until u Into next week’s Issues. pound for coughs, colds and croup; hour, tho music was furnished by PotFoloy Kidney Pills for pains in sides T. J. Miller is oxpected homo the nnd back; rhoumatlsm, backache, kidor Schnnl. Tho grand tnnrth wbb led by Mrs. J. D. Woodruff nnd 'Walter last of this week and ho will bring noy and bladdor ailments; and Foley Connelly. Several feature dances his grandson Leonard Miller homo Cathartic Tablots, a wholesome and were Introduced, favors of wands and with him. Mr. Miller hna been visit­ thoroughly cleansing cathartic for ribbon confetti for tho girls nnd crope ing points of intorest In Michigan constipation, biliousness, honduchcs, and Ohio nnd hns been stopping with and sluggish bowels. Sold every­ paper caps for tho hoys. Punch was served throughout the his son I)r. Oliver at Asheville for where.—Adv. evening and nt a Into hour dainty re­ some time. freshments woro served. The Daily Herald (From Thur»d»y'z O.llj) Mrs. Hill was assisted In entertain­ T. T. Woltch, of Jucksonvillo, was Will Have Returns ing her guests by Mrs. A. E. Hill, Mrs. in tho city yesterday calling on local R. A. Newman and Mrs. J. D. Wood­ From World Series business fnen. ruff. Miss Newman, tho honoreo, was As usual tho Dally Horald will give lovely in green and Hilvor taffeta with tho nows of tho World Scries next over draperies of tullo. In hor hair week and havo tho gamo by innings, she woro a hand of the tulle. Mrs. the batteries, tho total and about all Hill received her guests wearing a Mrs. Ralph Goodspced Is confined tho Information that tho funs will smart eoNtuino of black satin combin­ to hor homo on Onk avenue by an at­ want. It will'bo tho samo service giv­ ed with lace ovor rose taffeta. Mrs. en last year nnd will be tho Associated tack of dengue fever. Newman was attired in pcucock blue Press stuff which means it will lie on georgette. Cnpt. Arthur Gundy, of drlnndo, Is tho spot nnd absolutely authentic. About twenty couples enjoyed the in tho city on business in connection Como over to the lloruld office and cordlul hospitality of this charming enjoy tho gnmcB with us. As soon as with tho Boy Scouts. hostess, tho bullotins are sot on the machlnoa Misses Lucy Bird Smyth and Anna tho news will ho given out in frbnt of (Fiom T u.xUy'i Dully) the office. All of thla iiowb will be Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard P. Smith Mason nro spending tho day nt Orlnn­ given In the Dully Horald each after­ apent the week end very pleasantly do today ns guests of friends. noon. nt Daytona Bench. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCurdy .and ^ Alfred Robson, of Orlando, woro tho IIIG DROP IN PRICES Messrs C. R. Klrtfcy, II. E. Dens ON THE OLDSMOBILE guests of Mrs. J. N. Itybson on Mon­ und McCollouch wero among tho San* SAYS VOLIE WILLIAMS ford folks at Duytonn Beach Sunday. day. vision, who has just made a*tour thru one of the main trucking sections of the state* Being asked for his Itapresslon of the trip, Professor Spancan said: , "The vegetable growers of Seminolp, Orange and Osceola Counties are now In their busiest season pre: paring to plant the usual large acre­ ages and with some increases. Therer Is an optimistic feeling In those sec­ tions I visited last week, September 18-10. All the available acreage about Sanford find Winter Garden Is being planted as usual. The fanners are fertilising heavily and 'making all preparation for bumper crops, .. . . ••• t . i t . • /"A t Klsslinfrfeo hbout a hundred and fifty acres of strawberries. a rt now being set out In addition to large acreages 6f tmek crops. Thru the well-organised Truck‘Growers’ Asso­ ciation tho Osceola truckers have .pur­ chased their plants co-operatively and aro getting a reduction on their fer­ tilizer purchasos. The merchants and bankers of Kissimmee are financing those who need help. Severn! new people have opened up new farms and the county agent is holding the co* operative association together. "The growers aro optimistic and feel that conditions justify the prep­ arations they are making for the pro­ duction fit several hundred carloads of vegetables.’’ * If business along every lino is showing tho speed thnt tho printing business is showing thoy shluld bo getting along fino. Tho Herald had to put on two oxtro men this week to keep up with job work and tho newspaper and Haynes & Ratliff havo just shipped In u new Mlele Press for fast work In the Job de­ partment that will run 5,000 impres­ sions por hour. Thoro Is no need of nnyone sending thoir printing out of Sanford with four good Job offices hero to take care of it. Tho Herald, 15c per week, delivered ■I.illff o f A |i|illP a llo n f o r T d z D r r t l . t ' n i l r r H r r l l o n ATA o f Hie ( J e n e r n l S i n t u l r a o f t h e N ln te o f K lo rld n NotIco la here b y r I voii th n t 8. F. I'otiilney. p u rctm aer of T ux C e r t if ic a te No. '.’3, d a t e d the 7th d a y of J u n e , A. I> 1!)20, hint filed mild c n r tl f lr n te In my nffli'e und bus m ade n p p llc n tlo n fo r T ax I k'. mI to Ihhuo th e r e o n In accordance w ith law. mild c e r t i f i c a t e einhrnceM tho follow ing ileacrlhed p r o p e r ty s i t u a t e d In Hcnilnolo C ou n ty , F lorida, t o - w lt: Heir. 10.03 ch. N o f BW c o r of H K 'i. Bee. 20, Twp. 19 B, H unan 30 B. H un B. pt. N of lieu.. H to hoic. T ho muId land 1.35 ch. N to Ily., 8 W |y a lo n g Ha me to lielnu iimhchhimI nt th o (Into of tho Issumice of Nucli c e r tif ic a te In t h e nn m e of U nknow n. Alan Tux C e r tif ic a te No. 21. d a t e d tho 7th dny of June. A. D. 1920, h aa filed mild c e r tif ic a te In my office a n d hna m ade n p pllcntlon fo r T ax Hoed to laaue In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law. Bald c e r t i f i c a t e n m hrac ca th e follo w ln u ileacrlhed p r o p ­ e r l y a ltuntod In Bemlnolu C ounty, F l o r ­ ida, to - w lt: Hog. NW cor. of llnnd'a Addition lo Bnnfnril r u n B to» N B cor. ml Addition N. lo Ity. BWly ulonu mime to lieu. H('C. 20, Tw p. tO 8., Hnnuo 30 B. Tim mu lit land h o lnu naaeaHed a t tho ■late of tlm iHHunnce of su c h c e r t i f i c a t e In the mime of U n k n o w n . > Mins Katherine Wilson has return* Mrs; Mary Higgins han roturned Voile Williams, of tho Williams’ Gnea homo from Dayttinn Bench whoro from Gnlnesvillo whoro sho was the rago, Is hnppy ovor tho fact that tho Hhe was tho guest of her cousin guest of hor daughter, Mrs. Lucius prices on Oldsmohiles havo takun n drop and Vollo takes nn advertisement McLeod. Mrs. Walter Morgan. in the Dnlly Herald todny to quoto tho now prices. Theso prices cover tho H. T. Ernest, of Jncksonvilio, ii Tho tnuny friends of Mrs II. B. big lino of cars built by tho well spending u fo wdays hero at thi Connnlly nnd Mrs. Tom Gotzon will knqwn Oldsmobilo factories nnd the Montezuma, while in tho city trnns ho grloved to lenrn that Master Jack prices will soli the cars. Vollo goos Gotzon is ill with typhoid fover nt acting business. to Jncksonvilio thla wcok to bring his homo In Lakolnnd. W. E, Tylnndor, of Fort Piorco was back n bunch of the now models and he will have something classy to show Mr nnd Mrs. Zob Ratliff havo re­ In tho city yesterday culling on his you in tho now Oldsmoblle modols at friends and attending to buslpess. Mr. turned from thoir wedding trip nnd tho greatly reduced prices. Rend the are now ploasnntly loettod at thoii Tylandor is interested in tho lumber tho Dally H-mld for further announcebusinoHs. * ■ homo on Magnolia avo. udvortisomont in .this lasuo and watch Mrs. O. L. Taylor roturnod to San Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Caldor have re­ monts. turned homo from Savannah, Ga., whoro thoy spent some tlmo. They woro accompanied homo by Mrs. D. B. Colder and dnughtor. Mr. nnd Mrs, Robort Herndon nnd baby loft yoztorday in thoir car for Jacksonville whore thoy will spond Mr. and Mrjh C. E. Hunter are ra- suvoral dofs na tho guosta of tha formiving congratulations . of their or’a aunt, Mra. David Miller. , Tho truckers of Florida aro look­ ing forward to harvesting Oils fall winter ono of'their biggest crops, ac­ cording to A. P. Spencer, vice'direc­ tor of the Agricultural Extension Dl* Ily: A. M. WHEKH, D. C. In tk e Circuit Court. S even th Jui Circuit In un S for Sem inole C ounty, FlorlSu It a p p e a r i n g fro m * h e a f f i d a v i t of H enJam lne Z eto h e r e in d u ly filed, t h a t h e Is t h e c o m p la i n a n t In t h e a b o v e s ty l e d ca use , t h a t It la th e b e lie f of the a f f i a n t t h a t I laa el Z eto la o v e r t w e n t y o n e y e a r* o f a g e a n d t h a t t h e sa id H a ­ zel Z eto la a r e s id e n t of t h e S tu te of V irg in ia , r e s id i n g a t Honlton, V ir g in ia . T n a r e f o r e . you llu z e l Zeto, a r e o r d e r ­ ed to a p p e a r to t h i s bill h e r e in filed In thin -'Miae, sa id n p p e a r a n c o to be on th o F lr n t M onday In N ovem her, 1022. th e r ...o b e in g u Iluln D ay o f th la C ourt. It !•< f .f rth o r o rd e r e d t h a t th la n o tic e he pulitiMhed f o r five co n z ec u tlv o w ee k z in ilia H anford lie r n ld , a now apaper pulillalied In Hemlnole C o u n ty , F lo rid a . W i tn e s s : 1C. A. D ouglaaa. C le r k of t h ' . c ir c u it C ourt, an d a zeal th e re o f, III * "Nth d a y o f S ep te m b er. A. I*. 1022. U.;.VL> . B. A. p o b a t . A S H . C le rk of t h e C irc u it C o u r t B0-i;c ’ Uy: A. M. W BBK B, D. C. NOTirjB OR MAHTEII'S SAM S e m in o le C o u n t y Unnk, u cornor C o m p la in a n t, D. C. M a rlo w low. a n d rPeoplea' . H an k of Hanford a co rp o ra tioon. n , D e fe n d a n ts. * Notice la hhae r e b y g iv e n t h a t under n,„i by v i r t u e off a d________________ e c r e e o f foreclosure and s a le e n t e r e d In th e a b o v e e n t itle ! o n ' t h e ' m ’h d a y "o7~ September'* A*Un ISIS. I, a s S pecial M a s te r - I n C hantry* on M onday. N o v e m b e r 6th, A. !>. i *.;, ?n f r o n t of t h e C o u r t H o u ae door ut ford. S em in o le C ounty, Florida, will ,,,. for f o r aa le a n d aell to A h e highest and b e a t b id d e r f o r c a sh , d u r i n g the i*Vnl h o u r s of aaje. th e f o llo w in g deecrlCej la n d , s i t u a t e , l y in g a n d being In " h e C o u n t y o f SemlnoTe, S t a t e o f Florida m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c rib e d ue follow ■ to-w lt: i h.? Interae o tlo n of tho Ndrth Mne of th e A tla n tic Conei I.lno r l a ’it-i.f? w a y w ith t h e W e s t line of Laurel An-nuo. » t t h e S o u th e a s t c o r n e r <>t Moto Meters, Jacks, Pumps, Horns, .Spot Lights, Snr.tk Plugs for All Cars, Trucks and Tractors. Everything for the Auto. Equip your Ford or Fordson Tractor with a Rush Timer Roller and save gasoline and make starting EASY. We arc the only Drive-in Filling Station equipped with Visible Gas Pumps Frank Akers Tire Company DEALERS Tires, Gas, Oils, Accessories Road Service------------Phone 447-W FIRST STREET AT ELM AVE SANFORD, FLA. VERY property owner wants a pavement on his street that is durable, smooth, sani­ tary, quiet and pleasing to the eyer-one that will last for 25 or 30 years and not be a tax burden on the community because of the necessity for frequent and costly repairs. He is willing to pay a little more in the beginning in order to get a pavement that will not cost so much |p r annual maintenance and call for early replacement. He likes to see his city practice the same economy that he himself practices in buying a suit of clothes or pair of shoes. E V IT R IF IE D PAVEMENTS easily and habitually meet these requirements— not to mention many others. The “ Closed lor Repairs” sign seldom bars the way on a brick pavenmnt. Every property owner who has already helped his city pay for high class pave­ ments on other streets naturally wants just as good a pavement on his street. A substitute will not fill the bill. N A T IO N A L P A V IN G B R IC K M A N U F A C T U R E R S A S S O C IA T IO N ” Cleveland,' Ohio * �I, .i j,: Wkwyj 1 7W*+K iw&r i^v > ■ !>VSS THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER *, 1021 J»V l&V m & ■*»» * FLORIDA IN CELERY PRODUCTION iiflM «■*»» * ( ■>’ » «* * »**i tk . *: ■ .Notice la kstt, pu I R Burkett RAD, SECURITIES , ® - office, and baa appiioa « made application '»tlon Sr for enoe with law. ow ln low ing described property“ iitue*!a*0.’* ,n» described property aiti Tax BUY ONLY THIS LONG HAUL ROAD8 SAYS BABSON Sanford is distinctly the celery center of the world. Sanford ships more vegetable! under refrlgo ration than any other section of the world but we wore not euro that Florida led the United States In the ahlplng of celery until we rocolvcd the official Infor­ mation from Supt T. L. Dumas, of the Atlantic Coast Line. We have often made this statement before and had the figures In the years gono by and we appreciate tho figures below given by Capt. Dumas In the following letter: Sanford, Fla., Sept. 27, 1922 Mr. R. J. Holly, Sanford, Fla. 829-8 It may be Interesting to you to know the celery production of tho United States for the soason 1022. I know that you will bo gratified to loam that Florida leads the United States In celery production. Tho record Is as follows: ...... 8,498 cars Florida ....— —.... ......8,000 cars California ...... 4,048 csrs Michigan ., . ...................... . ...... 4,827 cars New York ...... 1,180 cars New Jersey ....... 857 cars Ohio .......... ...... 590 cars I■*#•*****•'•••< Colorado .... 250 cars P e n n s y l v a n i a .......... — We confidently expect n ten per cent increaso In the Sanford section tho coming season. Yours truly, T. L. DUMAS. * ! i.f " the name “ WELLESLEY HILLS, Mass., Sept. railroad fields as the past ten have ■hall be redeemed 30.—Since the settlement of the rail* witnessed in the traction field. Rail­ a / d ‘ m i 00 °"n roads have already felt the effects of my, official signature and cigarette! road strike many tips have come from sy of September, a, pleasure automobiles, but they have D. Wall Street relative to the purchase not really begun yet to fee) tho ef­ of railroad securities. Relative to fects of auto trucking. The trucking o i m l n o l i County these recommendations Roger W. CS-lto By: A. 1L W EHKa DV a of goods within radius of 50 or 100 Babson today issued tho following miles has only begun and this radius The Herald for Post Cards. "There Is no doubt but that the set­ may readily be extended to cover 200 tlement of tho railroad atrlke is favor­ or 250 miles. Trans-continental sys­ They are able to general business. Owing to tems such as tho Union* Pacific, Lewie O'Bryan J. a. shem GOOD! tho coal situation, such a settlement Northern Pacific, Great Northern, O'BRYAN * BHARON was absolutely necessary. Moreover, Southern Pacific, Chicago, Rock IsAttorneys-st-Law It has been moro or less favorable to tand and Pacific, and Atchison have __ W ill'practice In all the courts. the railroads. Tin wago-workors have nothing to fear from the trucks. In Exam ination of A bstracts of la n d T1turn or ties given especial attention 1 gone back at the rates determined by fact, the trucks may holp them. Roads Offices In 8emtnole County Bank Bldg tho Railroad Labor Board and most Uko the New York Cantral, Baltimore T o t h e S heriff o f S em U o le C o u n ty , o f SANFORD, FLORIDA e S to le o f F lo r i d a l of those who wont out on strike are A* Ohio and tho Southern can survive th He I t K now n, T h a t I, H. CLAY sorry that they did It. Tho seniority and perhnpa profit under this compe­ C H A W F O n u , S e c r e ta r y of S t a t s o f t h o y g iv e n o tic e BRRD CORN, COWPRAB, VELVET question was settled on a 80-50 basis, tition. With a road such as tho Bos­ St ht aa tt e a of F lorida, do h e. r,e. br.r_.. n BRANS. MILLET, GRASS neither side claiming n victory. ThU ton Ac Maine, New Haven, Pennsyl­ GENERAL ELECTION W ill be held In S em inole C ounty, S t a t e also is well for nil concerned because vania, Chicago At North Western, of F lo rid a, on T u e s d a y n e x t su c c e e d in g BRRD, BORGHUM tho railroads aro now able to restore Reading and the like, this is not truo. th o f ir s t M onday In N ovem be r. A. C. F or Im m sclats _—-----shipment, -- All lesson. t h e sa id T u e e d a y b e i n g th e able Field and V egetable Seeds Write seniority rights to tho good men who These roads are bound to suffer far 11)23,Seventh for P rice L.____nd ist and Catalogue, Catalogue, oOur beauDay of November _________ u r beau­ — catalogue --------- Is free deserve them and to withhold them moro from tho truck than thoy now F o r U n ite d S t a t e s S e n a t o r froin t h e tiful and nn*— inetruotlve Information on S t a t e of F lo rid a , for elx y e a r s f r o m and gives valuable from those who do not. Wall street think possible. 1 farm ing and gardening for Florida and M a rc h f. 1323, is Justified In sending out reports thut "Wo shall live to see great high­ F o r one lion rone n tn tlv o o f th e F o u r t h the South. W rite to ue today for spec­ C o n g re s sio n a l D istr ic t o f th e S t a t s ial prloee on your eeed requirements. the settlement is fnvornble to railroad ways built by the state exclusively of F lorida, In tho S l x ty - e lg h t h C o n ­ Our oompleto stock will enable us to supply you to advantage In price and g r e s s of tho U nited S tntes. securities. foi truck use. Railroads aro destined F o r H u p o rlnlondont of T’ubllo I n s t r u c ­ quality. of th e Hlnte of F lo rid a , “The settlement of tho strike on ultimately to lose nil of their short F o r tion tw o J u s t i c e s of tho S u p re m e C o u r t E. A. Martin Seed Co. of th e Btuto of F lorida. the present basis should also prompt haul business nnd hcnco tho roads Ku both sides to 'count ten' beforo an­ which are In comparatively small and F o r tw o I ln tlro a d C oinm le sloners of t h e O ld rat a n d L a r g e s t Seed House In Fla. Stnto of F lo rid a. B ast Bay Street ha other strlko is precipitated. In other compact territories aro sure to suffer. F o r ono m e m b e r of the Houbu o f Jlop- JA C K S OlOt-lOa N V IL L E -IF1.01HDA r o s o n tn tlv e s o f th e S l a t e o f F l o r i ­ words, tho rallrond strlko wns lx pen The only hope for somo roads such as da. THAT tho local newspapers hnvo much to do with tho building of n S u rv e y o r. . _„ slvo for both tho railroads and the jthe Boston & Muino nnd Now Hnvon FF oo rr FCiovuen ty M orhors of tho H oard of C o u n ­ community T GOOD GRADE CommlHslonorn, _ wngo-workers. Tho wngo-worker.i to -: p. to sell certain of thoir rights of F o r ty THAT If n public movement Is started which means bettor things th ro e M e m b ers o f the C o u n ty B o a rd of I'u bllo I n s tr u c ti o n . dny rcnllzo that tho rallronds nro way to tho state In order that tho for a city, tho nowspupers eo-opernto and It generally wlnB? STABLE MANURE s t i c e of tho I’once In nnd f o r t h e stronger and better able to handle n trucks may bo removed and concrete F o r fJoullo THAT If tho newspapers do not help, tho movement usually loses? CHEAP w in g J u s t lc o D istric ts, v is: No labor situation than has been Die case highways laid in their place. Many F o r 2.C o n s ta b le In nnd for tho f o llo w in g THAT local newspapers aro n BIG PART of every Community? Prompt Shipment for many yenrs, whllo the railroads roads hnvu parallel linos today under J u s t l c o D istric ts, vl*.: No. 2. THAT thoy arc always working for tho public good? In T e s t im o n y W h e re o f, 1 h a v e L. W. DERGMANN have greater rcspoct for tho labor un­ their control. Tho wlso railroad com­ THAT thoy seldom got tho credit they dcsorve7 h ereu n to set my hand and a f ­ Box 2168, Station A, Jacksonville, Fla. fixed tho Q re n t Honl of t h e ions thnn thoy have had heretofore. pany will develop ono of thoso for it­ THAT n nowspnper Is n business Institution tho snino as any oth­ S ta te of F lorldn, a t T a l l a h a s soe, tho C a p ita l, t h is th e t w e n ­ All of this mcniiH that when another self and will sell the other at a good er business? . t y - f o u r t h cluy of A u g u st, A. D. difference nriscs both sides will be price to tho stnto for u concrete truck THAT they hnvo goods to sell tho same ns any other merchant? LANDIS. FISH & HULL 1922. (S E A L ) II. CLAY C n O W F O H D . anxious to patch up tho difficulty be­ highway. Frankly, I would rather THAT thoir goods consist of newspapers and advertising space? S e c r e t a r y of S tate . Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Lsw THAT thoy enn no moro nfford to give It away any more thnn a R» fore u striko is chllcd instead of be­ take my chances with concrete securi­ To C. M. H and, S h e r if f Homlnnle C o u n ­ ty. Pfl-9to DeLAND, FLORIDA nu ing anxious to precipitate n striko ns ties than with railroad securities merchant can afford to give his stock nway? Will practice in tho State and Feder­ W a O F E L E C T IO N (CJBNBVA seems to hnvo boon the case two bought Indiscriminately. Therefore, NOTICKSCHOOL THAT too many people try to ride the newspapers, alwnys expect­ al Courts. Special facilities for ExIIIHTIIICT) ft* months ago. Therefore, barring tho in taking any tips from Wall Street In co m p lia n c e w ith tho provision)! of (mining nnd Perfecting Land Titloi. ing something for nothing? L a w s o f F lo rid a , nottco THAT if they expect thoir business or their city to grow, thoy might Ra European situation which may adver­ to buy railway securities use groat CInh ahpetreerb y-1078, Riven t h n t n n oloctlon h a s Rzi liocn o r d e r e d to ho held n n d tho s a m e sely affect ail securities, I foci fairly discrimination to select those which will he held In Spoclal ns well begin to realize that WHERE YOU FIND PROSPER­ Tux School Ills ay optimistic on railroad securities. I cannot he adversely affected by a t r le t No. B, S em inole C ounty, F lo rid a , OUS NEWSPAPERS YOU FIND A PROSPEROUS COM­ SCHELLE MAINES said Special T ax School tr ic t b e in g MUNITY. DO YOUR SHARE TO MAKE YOURS PROSPER­ Rn say that the European situation may great development in trucking or a ls o k n o w n n s tho G enovaD isSchool D is ­ LAWYER ic t, on T u e sd a y , O cto b e r 10th, 1922, OUS.—E, U. Wnlto, Secretary Shawnee, Oklahoma, Board of Ra adversely affect nil securities because thoso whose management is far-sight­ tr in d o te r m la n w ho sh a ll he truntooH of Offico In the Court House » pcopiu nro liablo to rush to sell their ed enough to reduco their milengo to the sa id D istr ic t fo r tho n e x t tw o s u c ­ Commerce. SANFORD FLORIDA c e e d in g y ea rs, a n d t h e n u m b e r of m ills an European securities nnd in so doing only such ns is profitable, selling the of d i s t r i c t school tnx to ho levlod n nd collected fo r each o f the sa id tw o yenrs. Ha Ra t*n Ra Ra M Rq ft* ftt M Ra R*: ftt R-1 all securities will ho affected, oven tho rest for trucking highways." r i r>'\ w p* Tho followInK n a m e d nro a p p o i n te d to a c t nn In sp e c to r s n n d c l e r k n t th e p r e ­ European war would ultimately help GEO. G. HERRING c i n c ts n a m e d , w i t h i n Bald Hpoclnl T n x "Mr. Boyd’s singing of that won­ our industrials nnd indirectly our i«»il- Continued activity in building lines School D i s t r i c t No. 5. to hold su c h e l e c ­ Walker and Boyd tion: Attorney-at-Lnw derful song 'Mother Macreo' was sung roads. has brought general business to a I ’rnclnct No. 0 (O o n e v n ) — M. I, D ukin such a wny that there was hardly "Railroad securities, howovor, must dox of the Bahsonchnrt now stands at or. W D. D ullard nnd W. J. D aniel, In ­ N o. 14 G ttr n c r - Woodruff jU u ilftin Are Filing Church s p e c to r s nn d M. E. On h ard , Clerk. dry eye in tho house when he had ho bought with great discrimination. but 5 per cent below normal—nn im- P r e c i n c t No. IB ( O s c e o la ) —T. W, at Greenville, Mias. afinished SANFORD, FLA. C H. C. Hlahto a n d Mrs. G eo rg ia nnd then came Brother Walk­ The time is past when all railroads now high level for the year. The ln- H,oiner, P n rr n m p r o , I n s p e c to r s a n d C, K. er with a sermon on "Tho Perfect nro good or had. Tho next few years provcnient of 2 per cent since Inst Davis, Clark. It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d th n t t h i s n o tic e I)r. Walker and P. M. Boyd, of this Man." nnd never wero men so im­ will witness ns great changes in tho week. he p u b lis h e d In t h e S a n f o rd H e ra ld , n n e w s p a p e r p u b lls h o d In S em in o le C o u n ­ city, are mooting with great success pressed with how far short they fell ty. h u t w ith o u t t h e said D is tr ic t, t h e r e in thoir revival services at Greenville, of being perfect men. It wns a ser­ b eing no n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d w ith in said D is tr ic t, on ce n w ok f o r f o u r s u c ­ JEWELER Miss., ns the following from the mon and scrvico that all who attended ce ssive w eoks. Dono nn d o r d e r e d by th o C o u n ty Greenville paper would indicate: will remember to (heir lust days, MY SPECIALTIES. H oard of P u b lic I n s t r u c t i o n for S e m i­ "Never in tho days of Greenville “Fully thirty minutes before time nole C ounty, F lo rid a , t h is th o 5th d ay Pickard's Hand-Painted Chinn o f S e p te m b e r , A. D,, 1922. have the people had a moro glorious for the night service to begin tho ' C. F. HAIUIISON, Gorham’s Sterling Silver C h a ir m a n . day, especially to thoso religiously In­ church was filled to its capacity and Rogera' Plated Ware (Heal o f H oard) clined, than was bad In Grecnvlllo yes­ at 7:111) when tho first song was an­ A tte s t: Elgin and Waltham Watches T. W. LAWTON, S e c r e ta r y , terday at tho First Methodist Church. nounced there was not even standing no-sto ____ _________________ "Brother Wnlkcr, who Is conducting room left, fully "00 people came nnd the revival now going on nt that were unable to get in and wuro forced All of the United States Supreme Court Judges church, held five services during the to go away. Are Present Except Pitney dny. Beginning at 0:45 ho talked to "Tho most powerful sermon yet the men of tho Big Brother Bible preached since Brother Walker's stay Fruit and Vegetable Crates Class, nbout 100 men being prosont, with us was his sermon at this time Illy Tltr (..nrlnlrd I'rraa) WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.—Chief Justice Taft nnd all nssocinte Justices of and the talk given this class of men on 'Influence.' Never wore people You Can Buy Fruin Us nt T made a profound and Insttng Impres­ brought to realize more just wlmt the Supreme Court except Justice i’itnoy are here today for the opening at Wholcsalu Prices , . . . .. noon today of the regulnr October term of court. Justice Pitney, is nn n Bnnsion on them nnd will servo to make 11 *“ j itnrium at Morristown, N. J., his homo, where his condition is reported to be W rl la (o r P rlaa L ilt this splendid class n bigger power for icir u'ery ,noVL‘ or u s o o iors am a or i Hf.ru> i#orjOUBt *included tho jfprogram the day WHH was UIU tho 4IU ndmlnlstrn. A i * «*v. nv*i,u i<in « tuv t !rj.^i .i . ■■ mfor y IB MJ opening 1HrIII IIIX tliijf li 1111III L141“ good in this community thnn it has W. A. Mcrryday Company "U !y ' * ™ n [* K. .. Lt.,, l, 1 tioa of judiclnl oath to former Senator George Sutherland, of Utah, to fill the over been beforo. l’ulotka, Florida "At 10:15 ho talked to the other or'« and Brother Lewis' hands, : . ' v' so.; — « » « « » - ................................... cu* members of the Sunday school In stating that they Intended to live a n il in' such a wny as to reach every mind more upright life, one that would in­ and honrt, every ono present from fluence others for good, tho very youngest to tho oldest giving "Tho other churches of the city did him closest attention. Much good awny with thoir regular night serv­ will result from his talk at this time. ices in order thnt thoir pooplo might "At tho 11 o'clock scrvica not n have the privilege of hearing Dr. Wnl ■out In tho main auditorium or Sun- kor an(, th d r ,iroaonco nt thc80 8or. day school room wns vacant when the v|coa Blldod much to tholr Of f oct lv o . first song was announced and s e v e r a l ness. Dr. Wnlkcr is not interested in did not i^tuy on account of not being winning bouIb to tho Methodist church Series This Year Will Be Best Four Out of Seven able to got Bents. Games—May Take the Full Seven to Decide or nny othor church. Ho wants to "Brother Wulkcr’s sermon at this win them for Jesus Christ, regardless I HAVE THEM timo was especially to tho church of whnt church lt might bo thoir (By The Associated Press) members and thoir duty to God and cholco to lino up with. NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—The pennant winning Glnnts and Yankees mar­ their church, bringing out In n most "Tho music at nil services ted by shalled their boards strategy today for the opening Wednesday at the Polo Imprcssivo wny Just wlmt this duty Mr. Boyd, assisted by Mr. Twilloy and Grounds of tho second straight contest for the world's championship. The U, there was not a monitor presont tho splondid choir 1h a big feature of seriea this year will he for the best four out of seven games, instead of five tha t did not fully realize how far all services, \n Is attract* out of nine as a year ago. short they full from what thoy should "Every morning nt 10 o’clock and Inn atten­ be nnd aftor this gront sormon nn In­ night nt 7:30 this week those gront MADE GOOD TIME I STOLE EDITOR’S CAR tion—lots are being sold right along and building In this vitation wns extended to all who In­ meetings will tnko plnco nnd great INDIANA TO ORLANDO AND BURNED IT UP section 1b such as to gladden the heart of those who have : tended to be u moro devout church crowds nro oxpectod ovory dny thin AFTER ROBBING IT member to como forward and glvo tho week. Como early If you want n the good of Sanford at heart. < n r T h e A aaoctated I’reaa) preochor their hand, nnd It seemed ev­ good sent.—Commlttoo." ORLANDO, Oct, 2.—Theodore DatUENSACOLA, Oct. 2.—There ts ery mnn, woman nnd child In tho house ThiB is no idle talk—I have weighed the statement and son, n young mnn of this tfiiy,,'Te- weeping and wniling in the editorial enmo forward. to say just what is my candid convictions would put it cently made nn nutomobllo trip from snntctum of the Pensacola Nows, "When on Friday, announcement PLANT CITY VOTES Shelhyvllle, Ind., to Orlando, a dis­ moat too strong for the careful, conservative person—that Percy S. Haynes, editor, owns or did was mndo that a meeting for nten only ON SPECIAL ISSUE tance of more thnn 1,300 miles, in own, a touring cnr. Tho machine person whose eyes aro turned backward—The fellow who MUNICIPAL BONDS would bo hold at tho church Sunday seventy-two hours. With a compan­ wns stolen from before tho News of­ afternoon, it was thought impossible has VISION will agree with me now—the other later. ion, DntHon started south, nnd the fice n few nights ago nnd Inter was to got nut moro than 150 men, but (Djr T h e A aa o etn tet F re aa ) motor of tho car Btoppod only when such a wonderful impression has PLANT CITY, Oct. 2.—Plnnt City tho travelers pulled up Borne whore found on tha Gull Point road near Brother Walker made on the men of will vole at n special election on Oct to eat. Datson nnd his companion al­ Escambia. More theft of tho cnr Grecnvlllo thnt tho church auditorium obor III on a municipal bond issue for ternated in driving the machine mov­ would not hnvo amounted to much, beonuHu ot its recovery, but the thiev­ wns comfortably filled nnd sovornl sit­ $05,000, of which sum $55,000 woult ed dny nnd night. Tho average es stripped It of everything emoveting In tho Sunday school room when bo expended for streot grading nnt speed fer tho Journoy wns slightly nhlc and set fire to it. It was u totn . the scrvico begnn, nnd nt Brother paving and $10,000 for storm sowers "The Man Who Sella Dirt Cheap ” less than twenty mllos nn hour. loss. "Walker's request, all prosont mombors Tho hands would bo in the donominaof different denominations wero ask- tion of $1,00 each, boar 0 per cent Tho Turkish wnr sen i sent tho Wo want to rlso nnd remark that Watch the South E ast Corner of Page 1 wo ed'to hold up thoir hunda ami It wns | Interest, and mature In twenty yonrs Tho present bonded indebtness Is I tho Woman’s Club of Sanford is price of wheat up ut once Too bnt found thnt men of every creed were the Turks don’t eat culory and lettuce among tho live ones of the state. present, Jew and Gentile. \ $393,000 NOTICE OF ELECTION DID YOU EVER STOP TO TH INK- i HENRY McL\ULIN SUPREME COURT OPENS REGULAR OCTOBER TERM CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT PRESIDES *» ; MONEY ■ On Flour, Grain and Feed m GIANTS AND YANKEES MARSHAL THEIR FORCES FOR CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES it < H ’ Farms, Homes, Groves,Lots SANFORD IS GROWING li li f “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION’ li ■ m J. E. SPURLING _________ s �and a wife and two step children, Misa for the morning trip to DoLaiuf Blade benafit of SnadaySehooT wortteTzand plsce where they are grown. If the Lucy Byrd Smytho and Ablette Smythe to mourn his loss. The funeral services will be held at the Montosuma Hotel tomorrow af­ ternoon at 2:30 o'clock Under the aus­ pices of tho Elks lodge of Sanford. The interment will be made in the DeLand cemotory where the family bur­ ial lot Is located. Tho death of Charlie Campbell will leave a void In the hearts of his many friends here and alt over the state of Florida. Kind of heart, friendly of spirit, willing and anxious at all times to help a friend, looking upon life with tho eyes of'nn optimist, Chnrllo Camp­ bell was one of nature's own, a fino citizen, a progressive citizen and a real friend to man. His passing is not only a blow to his family and im­ mediate friends but to many who knew him in a business way, ns a friend to the traveller and the strang­ er. Tho sympathy of tho entire com­ munity goes out to his family in their hour of sorrow. epch one determine that th«-Seminole Hotel would be headquarter* loir any future visits to Sanford. . . "While there wna not much oppor­ to to to to tunity for aeelng Sanford, a number who had been there In pant yean,' not­ Him H hIw 'i 9«ttr) ed the many now buildings that had Hisses Sara and Geraldine Muriel, been erected, the old hotel, relic of of the high school faculty returned to ante bellum days, had been torn down Sanford Friday. and two modem hotels erected. One was owned by privato parties and the A. W. Houston, general manager of other had been built b) the citizens. the Southern Utilities Co., with head­ With modem hotels Sanford began a quarter in Palatka Is In the city today now era of building and substantial looking over the local plant and shak­ business blocks replace those that ing hands with his many friends. woro considered good enough some ten years ago or loss, In the residence Bastie Brosaiere of the Orlando section thcro has been some wonderful Roporter-Star was in the city yester­ changes in the number and attractive­ day and paid the He-sld offico an ness of the buildings. appreciated visit. -Basils is one of "Sanford is tho county sent of Semtho Brassiere Twins, Camisolo and inolo county, which was divided in Corset Cover. 1013 from Orange. It is on the shores of Lake Monroe and the head of navi­ Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chambers of gation for tho St. Johns river line of Ocala are among the prominent vis­ steamors to Jacksonville, tho most pic­ itors to tho city today being tho turesque nnd romantic river in tho guests of tho Valdes Hotel. Mr. Btato und tho most famed of all tho Chambers has been a resident of the river trips, owing to tho winding char­ Brick City for many years and has FOR SALE—200 acres of timber land acter of the St, Johns and the rich many friends all over Florida. south of Oviedo. Price $2,000.— tropical growth that adorns its curves Barclay Realty Co., 30 E. Pino St., and bends. Sanford is the celory city Messrs. Doble and Mennsen of Orlando, Fla. 57-4tc of the stato, the low land on the St. Winter Park woro in the city yester­ JohnB being well adapted to the rals day evening on business and paid tho A G R E A T R E V IV A L ing of this product which brings nnHerald office a visit. Mr. Mennson growors. Therfb great fields with has Just returned from a vacation "Never in the history of our church nunliy thousands of dollars to tho trip to New York and Canada and is or any other church, has n people hnd miles of tilo drainage, are n boautiful looking for a big bunch of winter the pricilogo of hearing more spiritual visitors to Winter Park this senaon. and uplifting sermons than have been sight nnd tho fresh invigorating odor of tho colory is restful for tired delivered tho pnst week in our own nerves. Whllo tho Herald Printing Co., is church. "Snnford is also the home of "Bob" busy with nowspnpor equipment com Great crowds are coming out both Holly. ing In every day there nro also n e w L ^ j " nn(j night to h ^ r“ Dr> S> w . job typo and other equipment for tho j Wnlkor) im stor nt Snnfordt Florida, job printing departments. Br ng in aru| wo urg0 you# jf you happen to ho MOVIE QUEENS PRESENT AT LAKE MARY SAYS your printing troubles Jub. the same, i n o w jj0 jm8 no). (nhcn advantage of teachers,, specializing Bi o c h depart­ ment. Sessions Thursday and Friday. These workers are all workers of wide experience and knowledge and every Sunday school teacher and worker should avail herself of this opportunity. Mlaa Driggers, of Leesburg, is spending some time a t Dr. Halts* and is taking treatments while here. Among our sick are Mrs. P. M. Elder and Mrs. Goodspeed also Mrs. Ivy Stringer. Ail have dengue fovor. Misa Gladys Adams, one of our faithful Sunday School teachers, leaves today for Lakeland to enter Sutherland College. We wish her great success. Mr. and Mrs. Hicks were visitors to Sanford Sunday. finished product Is to bo shipped tho freight on it will not bo as groat in proportion to Its value as that on the raw material would be.' Tho whole country is interested in the success of Hits undertaking, for the supply of pulp woods In tho Unit­ ed States Is almost exhausted and the making of paper of grass fiber furn­ ishes to the country a new supply. Publishers remember the enormous prices they were compelled to pay for paper a few years ago and while the prices are not so high now as they were then they will be glad to have the assuranco that this new source of supply furnishes that they will never bo called on to pay such prices again.—Time* Union. FIRST WOMAN IN U S. SENATE IS APPOINTED Tho Contral Florida Epworth Lea­ gue Union will meet at Kissimmee Thursday, October 6th. All those de­ Mrs. Felton of Carteravllle Georgia Takes Wateon'a siring to attend, moot at tho Metho­ Place dist church hero and provision for transportation will bo made. Come on ATLANTA, Oct. 3.—Mrs. W. H. Leuguors, let's go. Felton, Cnrtorsvlllo, bccomo the first Mrs. Herrin, of Lake City, is visit­ woman mombor'of the United States ing her sister, who is pleasantly locat­ senate today when sho wns appointed ed nt Mrs. Snvngo's on Park avenue. by Governor Hardwick to fill the va­ cancy caused by the death of Sena­ tor Watson, until tho people elect a Mrs. Ilattio Tate has returned from successor in November. DcLnnd whero she has been visiting her son, Charlie, WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.—Although Mrs. W. II. Felton, appointed to suc­ RESERVATIONS FOR ROOMS at ceed tho late Senator Watson, of Geor­ Comfort Cottage can now bo made gia, probably will not have nn oppor­ for the winter—tho house opening No­ tunity of actually sorving in tho sonvember first. Address Mrs. M. Mar­ ate because of tho present recess, sho tin, 318 Magnolia Ave., Snnford, Florwill have the pay and porquistes ns idn. 68-fitp well as title of senntor until a succosB o r is chosen. SCHOOL LUNCH ROOM WILL OPEN TODAY UNDER SAME MANAGERS PERI You do not have to g o , /any Car. than your n » r u t Drug Store to t Fsrrnllns. This wonderful rem ed y . for eela everywhere. Ju st deotde right now th a t you will .drop. In a t Drug Store and purohsae a b o ttl Ferre line. The reeulta will Thousands have bean bane fitted k f M use. For nervouanaaa. Indigestion,,rh«g* mat lam and disorders of iho blood M 5 haa no poor. Read th se e . tsetlm oatato faaa taban which are but aa few ta k e n from AfeA *"l hundrada In our fitee. Rev. W. D. lin, P resbyterian m inister, o f D em o y o t* le, Ala., eaye: ’ u .V ,** "F o r a g re a t m any y ears 2 h a v e 1 oubjeot to eparadlo. and a t tim es i attack * o f Indigestion. H av in g h e a r d of tho curativ e effeote of F arralln e, o n one or tw o of my beet frlenda, I d e c id e d s h ie r, ddesperation. to In alm ost sheer ay It baa ineflttad met" _ H onorable W. W. Lavender, of Cen1 Honf ten-ill vllls. Ala., caya: I desire, w ithout solicitation o r ___ tatlon, to oom m m d to those persons who are over w orked or who are run-dow n condition, F erratln erralln a a s a lo I took two o ttles and fe lt al'm oot ro bbottle* Ilka a new paraon."—Adv. psrson."—Adv. rs "If your local deslsr does not dla FEHRALINE, send $1.00 direct to the FBRRALINE DISTRIBUTING CO., Tampa, FIs," la the Clrcait Coart o f the Seventh dtrial Clrcait, State o f Florida, Inole Coanty— In CSaaeery. Peoples Rank of Sanford, Com plainant, Geo. Garwood and N ettle Garwood, re ­ spondents. Not ten la h e r e b y given th a t p u rsu a n t to d e c r e e I s s u in g o u t of the above an* tit le d c o u r t In nbo v o e n t i t l e d cause of a c tio n I w ill o f f e r f o r sa te before th e c o u r t h o u s e d o o r a t Hanford, Florida, d u r i n g tho le g a l h o u r s o f s a l e on Mon­ day, N o v e m b e r <1, 10S2, t h e follow ing d e s c rib e d p r o p e r t y : C o m m e n c in g St th* Hnuthonnt c o r n e r o f th o N orthw sat q u a r t e r of Hnctlnn 31 In Township I t , Houth o f I la n g o 30 B a s t, o r nt th e aomm on c e n t e r of s a id S ection, thence N o rth 10 clmlne. t h e n c e W e s t 10 ohnln% th e n c e S o u th 10 c h a in s, s , th e n c e B E ast 19 IS of b e g i n n in g , eon* c h a in s to th o plnco pi m in i n g 10 a c res, sh. e x c e p t i n g t h e r e o f w h at h a s h e r e to f o r eo bee n d ee d e d f r o m tha t r a c t to r a i l r•ond o a d c o m p a n y , an Id land ____ b e in g s i t u a t e d In S e m in o le County, MANAGER GEORGE PHILLIPS Wo have tho mntcrials nnd t o mcn thin wonderful opportunity to start F lo rid a. to do your work right up to the min- t()(,ny E n d in g .th e s e services. T e r m s of S ale : C ash. Gcorgo Phillips is n fast worker. J. G. SHARON. uto. Tho song service led by Mr. Hnyd, Ho believes in giving Lake Mary the Sft-tta S pecial M a s te r In Chancery. is a most interesting part of tho ser­ T. J. Miller has returned from a vices, being entered into by nil pres­ greatest dance pnvillon and amuse­ Henry Ford pinna to civilize Mexico trip to Michigan nnd Ohio and other ent whole-heartedly. So como early ment plnco In this section of tho by introducing tho natives to work. l>olnts.. Ho stopped off nt Asheville so ns not to miss this part of the ser­ stato. He hns been packing them Tho snmo experiment tried on a lot The school lunch room will open in nil summer when it looked like with his Bon Dr. Oliver Miller who vice. of natives hero would bo interesting. is with tho government hospltnl corps Dr. Walker Is doing tho highest type people would not even stir to go any­ with the bigglng of tho Fall term there nnd enjoyed tho mountains of of revival preaching. It is snno nnd where. Gcorgo is somo lad. IIo in under the same efficient mnnngcXENIA, O., Oct. -I.—Walter W. North Cnrollna very much. lie re ­ sound. It is tho old gospel ho Is giv­ the renl stuff. Lnst week ho marries, nti'ii which handled it so successfully Culp, former Spring Valley minister last year, At the request of the ibis week he hns tho movlo stars turned to Snnford feeling greatly re­ ing us; yot it is up to now in its ap­ whose sensational elopement several at bis ensino Wednesday night (to School Board tho Welfare Depart freshed by tho outing. plication to human life. Ho does not morrow) nnd thero is no telling whnt i aunt of the Woman's Club has us THE NEW MOOSE HOME FOR THE months ago with Esther Hughes, 1®* AGED MEMBERS OF year-old- boarder in tho Culp horn* 1,other with tho light things, trivnl in bo will hnvo next week. Wo wait sinned this responsibility, nnd a sec Mr. nnd Mrs. George Chnmbcrinin ORDER resulted in his arrest wns indicted to­ thoir nature, but dwells on tho things with Imtcd nnd scented breath to scan lion of Mrs. Blackman's Educational Dnytonn Bench woro in tho city tgday nnd chcnrgcd with removing of primary importance. Great crowds his programs. Committee is giving much time nnd dny the guests of friends. They have JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 3— Hun­ mortgaged property from tha state. ----------------------thought to the planning nnd finnne are honrng him with delight.—Tho Ilig just returned from n flno trip to dreds of members of tho Loyal Order Brother, Greenville, Miss. Rub-My-Tism, nn antiseptic. 38-20tc ing of tho enterprise. Of this com­ Ney York nnd the New England of Moose today nro celebrating tho Stationery below cost at the nerald mittee, Mrs. E. T. Morse is the capstates making tho trip in thoir enr Dr. S. W. Walker is holding theso epening of Moose-Haven Opportunity aide and untiring chairman witli Mrs. two weeks meetings nt Greenville, mu! visiting old frionds nnd rolntives A nursery In whiclic to propogato B. Howard nnd Mrs. S. Pulcston as Homo of order at Orange Park. Tho enrnuto. Thoir many Sanford frionds Miss., for Rov. E. S. Lewis, pastor of co-workers. Miss Virginia Smith is establishment will bo formally accept­ pnlnis which will ho used with which tho First Methodist church there. Tho were giving thorn a warm wolcome Supervisor of the lunch room, und ed this afternoon by Grand Regent to givo Bartow thnt tropical appearnbovo is taken from n Mississippi pa­ homo today. per, showing tho grout work our be­ Lnst Sunday was a record mnrk in ' has dovoted tho summer months to Rodney II. Brandon of Mooschenrt, III. unco, which is expected by vlsiton to tho life of our Sundny school. Espec-, observation nnd Htudy of lunch nnd following elaborate dedication pro­ Florldn nnd which is always a de­ II. F. Sinter of tho firm of Sinter loved Snnford minister is doing and cafeteria management In Chautauqua gram nt which Governor Hnrdoo, Mny­ light to tho oyo, is bolng ostnbllshod & White Co., of New York was in tho Snnford should ho proud Indeed to bo inlly in tho lower grades wns there New York, Stuhenvilie, Ohio ami A t­ or John W, Martin nnd Mooso offic­ by tho city of Bartow, on a plot of city today ending on tho locni trndo nblo to send out n man from its midst great interest and enthusiasm nnd lanta, Ga. Tile wonder is always how ials of national prominence are chief ground connected with tho city fore both pupils anil teachers started tho and was a guest of D. L. Thrasher nt of such a calibre. Miss Virginia can servo whnt she speakers. department buildings. now year with a determination to tho Rotary Club. Mr. Sinter has boon mnko It the greatest yonr wo hnvo docs for the sum of ten cents, but coming to Snnford for tho pnBt twen­ BIG BERIiAN BROTHERHOOD her infinite attention to detail com­ FORMER KING OR GREECE First Golfer—"I’d rnthor play golf seen in Snnford. HAD LARGE CLASS ty years nnd hns nn interest in n ARRIVES AT PALERMO bined with Mrs. Morse’s careful buy­ thnn ont." SUNDAY MORING farm hero with Mr. Thrnshor. IIo is GOING INTO EXILE Second Golfor—"Whnt does your ing makes her delightful lunches Each dopnrtmont shows a mnrkcd in love with Snnford nnd her people possible. wife thank of thnt7" and expects to como here to live Tho Big Borenn Brotherhood (for­ increase in attendance. Thcro nro 11 Tickets will be on sale at tho us­ PALERMO, Sicily., Oct. 3.—ForFirst Golfor—"Oh sho's satisfied; merly tho Boothlnn Class) of tho classes while up to tills time there sometime in the future. nier King Constantine, Greece, is go­ ual prices at the lunch room. sho’d rather play brldga than cook." First Baptist Church, war very hns never been mnro thnn seven class­ ing exile after ids second abdication, —Judge. es nnd theso classes range in numbers proud of its attendance last Sunday CHARLES II. CAMPBELL arrived hero this morning with mem­ morning. All told, there were nine- from nine to eighteen In ench. An­ PAPER MANUFACTURING IN PASSED AWAY TODAY bers of Ills party on honrd tho Greek FLORIDA AFTER SHORT ILLNESS teen young mon present, which was other dopnrtmont hns hnd to add two stenmship Patrin. n big Incrcnno ovor tho eleven or classes nnd another one, so wo are The beginning of operations by tho growing. twelve usually prewont. (From TiuuUy'i D»llr' Tho Herald for first class Job work. Gratis Fiber I'ulp and Paper CorporaThe city wns shocked today to hear Tho Brotherhood is planning to fur­ tion nt Leesburg is not only a m at­ of tho death nt 11:30 today of Charles ther incrense their attendance by get­ Rov. J. F. Bell, our presiding older, N O T IC E ) F O I I I ' ( H I M C A T I ON H. Campbell, who had been very il| ting out a neat littlo card to adver­ preached two good sermons Sundny. ter of more thnn locni interest but Si r i a l No. 01B44V l>r |in r tiiii-ut o f l h a I n t e r i o r for several days but whoHO recovery tise thoir class, nnd every Sunday Ho is well known hero nnd tho people also of more than stnto interest, U. H. LAND O F F IC E , nt Locally the undertaking is ono of GnliiuHclMo, F lo rld n . was hoped for by his mnny friends, they rend the list of nbsontoes, nnd Jove to hear him. H optom bor lfi, 1023 grent importance to the section in lie hnd been n sufferer from heart encli member takes one absentee to N OTICE In h e r e b y g iv e n th n t Amtiuilu WIIII uiiih, o f A l t a m o n te HprlngH, which it operates. It proposes to trouble for mnny years und had sev­ seo during tho week. This is tho Mrs, Jack Adams nnd son hnvc re­ F lo rld n . wlm, on J u l y 27, 1U17, nindo uho a new material for making pnpor Ilnnimilt-nd E n t r y , No. 010119, fo r 8BU eral bad attacks but hnd always ral­ secret of thoir success—keeping after turned from the north where they of N N 'i u n d N i t o f HWH, Hoellon I f. nnd this will make valuable a Flori­ lied from them nnd bravely fought tho tho absentees. TuwiiHhlp 21 H, Itunuu 30 M., TnllulmHhnvo been for several months. Enrich tho soil, increase the da product that Ids horotoforo been mm .Merlillnn, h n s filed n o tic e of I n t e n ­ battle against gront odds. One of tho Now officers hnvo just been elect­ tion to ituiho T h r o o - y o u r proof, to onyield, hasten maturity, im­ worthless. The pay roll will add to luhllHli ehilin to Iho lund uhovo domost cheerful of men nt nil times, ills ed, nnd tho class is plnnnlng big Mrs, A. S. Monger nnd grandson, nnrlhrd. b e f o r e Cleric o f C i r c u it C o u rt, prove tho qunlity. It pays to the jirosperty of Leesburg nud will illness wns never mentioned to his things. n t H anford. F lo rld n , on Iho 2Sth d a y of Arthur, returned lnst Wednesday from O cto b e r. l!H2. extend its beneficial effects beyond uso thorn regularly. Stock in' friends nnd few of them were over Willard N. Luinbloy, Louisburg, N. C., having.spent three C l a i m a n t n a m e s u s w itn e s s e s : our warehouse nt Sanford. that city. (icorico O ltly u rd , of A ttn m o n to Class Roportor. months there. aware of his condition for ho attended F to rld n . Tho concern is of Interest to tho Hprlnun, Booklet free from warehouse to business every day and almost lip Pearl M. Malloy, of A l t a m o n te HprlngH, F lo rid a . stato not only in mnking valuable n or from— to tho tlmo of his Inst Illness wns nt SARASOTA MOTORCADE Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Spurting spent A. It. F o rd , of A l t a m o n t e S p rin g s , hitherto valueless product but also F lo rid a . LIKED SANFORD PEOPLE his post ns manager of tho MonteFriday in Kissimmca visiting rela­ in setting a good example thnt will F loL.ridI'.a . Price, o f A l t a m o n te S p rin g e . Armour F ertilizer Work® AND ACCOMMODATIONS tives. zumn Hotel of which place ho and his Jacksonville, Florida bo followed if it proves successful. nODT. W. GAVIfl. wife wore tho hosts nnd ever ready M -Q o . R egister, Tho owners of it hnvo confidence in to look out for tho comfort of tho Tho Sarasota Motorcade that pass­ Mrs. C, O. Bradbury and son, Max, ed through Snnford several days ago who hnvc been spending tho summer It—n confidence they have shown by guests. Charles Campbell wns born in Geor­ nnd tho account of which appeared in nt points in Georgia, returned last tho investment of a large sum of money in it. It will certainly ho a gia about Blxty yenrs ago and while tho Daily Herald nt the timo wns a week. success ns far ns the ability to make n hoy in years moved to Jacksonville grent success and now that they huvo first paper is concerned for it has with his parents and nftorwurd com­ arrived hack homo Mrs. C. V. S. Wil­ Wednesday night preparation Is be­ made it. Tho paper it has nindo hns ing to Sanford to reside. Ho worked son, tho capable editor of the Snra- ing made for the best prayer mooting stood a number of tosts and hnn Consulting Chemist snyB of the t'er: "Of the mnny waters of this and otto hero ns a youth in tho grocery stores solu Times, hns the following to say yot, Special music. Trio, Miss Lllbeen found of tho host quality. of DeForest nnd Doylo nnd othor pio- about tho Snnford part of the trip: lio Ruth Spencer, Mrs. Boyd, Miss Wo hnvo high hopes thnt this plant rr regions thnt I hnvo annlyiod, I hnvc found none superior In all good quali­ neor grocorymon nnd embarked in bus­ "At 0:00 p. m., benutiful Orlando Lnlng and somo other spccinls. We will succeed so completely thato it iness for himself when he was about wub left with regret und tho miles be­ nro trying to hnvo good, helpful prnyties of that oi the "Eider Water."—Phone 31I-W. Office lit Miller Building. will attract attention to the profit of twonty years of ago. From this buB tween there nnd Snnford, whero tho er meetings, truo to namo. Wo want manufacturing in Florida. This stato incss ho wont on tho road and became night would bo spent, wore quickly to build our church on tha suro foun­ produces ruw materials abundantly one of tho best known travelling mcn covered. Arriving nt the Seminole dation. Como and help us. Wo need hut. in failing to turn them into fin­ In tho stnto having been on tho road Hotel, Representative Forest Lnko, you. Tho Wesley Brotherhood will ished products, it ienves a very largo for twenty-five ycnrB in continuous Boh Holly, oditor of tho Snnford Her­ hnvo charge. part of tho value of Florida products service for the Jacksonville firms of ald; A. P. Connelly, president of the in tho hands of peoplo of other states. John Christopher, Edom & Co., Van Chamber of Commerce, nnd R. W, Mr. and Mrs, Lot Allen nnd family The wagos thnt should bo paid in Deman, Lowis-Chltty & Co., and oth­ Ponrmnn, Jr., tho secretary, mot tho have returned from points In tho it is frequently tho case that IndustSLABS. VASES ers. Ho wns also engaged In the party. Representative Lake welcom­ north. They motored up in thoir car Florida nro paid in other statos and 9 MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS growing of celery hero for mnny yenrs ed them to Sanford, regretting that nnd hnvo boon gone two months, hnv- rlrs engaged In turning Florida mn . BUlLDINu V ' " 'H E and was among the first colory grow­ thoro was no opportunity given for en­ ing a great trip torinls into finished products nro not ers of Snnford. For tho past three tertainment to which Mr. Lord grac­ MILVIS MARBLE COMPANY highly successful hocauso of tho cost years Mr. Campbell was off tho road iously responded. Sundny School Confcrcnco nnd Wes­ of hauling the material u long dis J. W. BARRETT, Representative and wns mnnugor of tho Sominolo, "Greatly reduced rates had been ley Biblo Class Federation will meet tance nnd hunting the finished pro­ QUARRY DISTRIBUTORS Valdez and Montozomn Hotels here given by the hotel to tho party and nt DoLnnd this week beginning Wed­ duct bnck for consumption hero or during successive periods nnd was every one wns not only made comfort­ nesday night nt 7:30 nnd continuing Secure our prices before placing your orders; you w ill in othsro states nearer to Florida most popular with tha traveling pub­ able but the courtesy shown by the Thursday nnd Friday. Every mem­ be more than repaid. thnn to the establishments where tho lic. He loavos a son, Charles Camp­ management in earing for thoso who ber of tho Wesley Bible Classes should manufacturing plants nro locted. Mn* All work done In u satisfactory manner nnd vour b u si­ bell, mnyor of DoLnnd, nnd daughter, wero after midnight in arriving and attend. Then in addition to this there toiials for manufacture should ba ness is appreciated. Mrs. Hugh Elemendprf, of Michigan, seeing that ench one was called early will be a school conducted for tho made into finished products near tho MANY MOOSE ARE VISITING M00SEHAVEN METHODIST NOTES ~4 rm o BIG CROP Fertilizers ELDER SPRII ’S M & Z r Z Z Z Z Z E ld e r S p r in g s W a t e r C o m p a n y ■* �4. ) FRIDAY, OCTOBER «, 1M» IE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY hi Publisher—H srald P rin tin g Co., San- 1.8 oh). Said land being U l ^ the winter playground of America. data of lu u an ee of suc h CeVitJiV^ »t % t o r — It. J. Holly, S a n fo rd , F lo rid a . the name of F rank H al" CBr,,fl'« ts i„ iANFORD HERALD 80-lto f° B It Is all that, but It Is not merely that; W e e k s Bros., C a m e ro n Ave. M a n a g in g E d ito r — H, J. H olly, S a n d e e m e*d \ oo o rd InVVo ' ?a w Tn x “u , J ? r.V we want it to bo the groat winter w a n t e d —A toeut *nle«man In S a n fo rd w 1 to h a n d le s e c u r itie---------s m a r k1!e te d ja y us ^°Hu»lnexa M a n a g e r — N. J. L lllnrd, Han­ b A playground of America. It is being w th# uth 6 f t . ss ford, F lorida. NBBL__m _____ Toung II on „n lib e ra 'illl com c om in______ ission I basis. 1.—T h a t th e o w n e r a a r e : (G ive nam e* at d p l e a s i n g ith good good re f e r e n o e s an discovered as an equally good sum­ m a n w ... n r rrssoonnna llity l t y ccaa n e s ta b l is h connection nnd a d d r e s s e e of I n d iv id u a l ow nera, or, K I l S ? ' r r u « r kr ***& 1*°*day of**6"fober, mer playground. Florida wants to be t heint a t will' l n gi r g o o d income. Aek y o u r If a c o rp o ra tio n , g iv e Ha n a m e a n d th e w ill b r in nam ea nnd nddreanea o f a to o k h o ld era (HEAL) B. A. DOUQLAflq h a n k e r w ho wo are, th e n w rite, SsQurlmore than a playground because It Is tie s Hale* C o m p an y of F lorida, III \(M UIVIII em-— o w n in g o r h o ld in g 1 p e r c e n t o r m o r e S*"}1 CHqult court, (iM n y m t H ) BlRlliiolt County yia d a R a n k e r s .A ss 'n j i t s W e st of tho to t a l a m o u n t o f s t o c k ) : the work-ground that always takes hF eorr s Fy tloh riBt„ 60-dta By: H e r a ld P r i n t i n g Co., Hnnford. Fla. r . A. M. w e b b e d J a c k s o n v il le , Fla. SO-Zto U A ll VAR CM I irB tcm im o ii It. J. Holly, Hanford. F lo rid a . first piaco in tho mlndc of men as a --------------------------- «X H. A. Neel, Hanford, F lo rid a . Yi COM MI SSI OR K IIS S A L E commonwealth of Importance. N. J. LMlnrd, Hanford, F lo rid a . MWIU D ean T re a d w e ll, Hanford, F lo rid a . \-s It is good that Florida la a great Notice la h e r e b y g iv e n th a t th e u n ­ Thoa. B. W ilson, H anford. F lo rid a . d e rsig n e d , C o m m issio n e rs In p a r ti tio n ■ a t t f d I I feennti 'H i m Mel* ** ' r, O’llo u r k e , Hanford, F lo rid a . hotel land. But we want to bo also uppolntod by t h e d eore e o f the C irc u it Bd. A ngus) aa, JJW*. a t I h r Voat OltUm Ml D IVORCE F. F. D utton, Hanford, F lo rid a . o u rt o( flomlnote C ounty. F lorida, In a < « u r - i t . H « , 4a, U i l i r A ct o f H a r r k the great homo land. It Is for us to C Aim. O. L. T aylor, Hnnford, F lo rid a. . c e r ta in ca u se th e r e in p e n d in g In whiqn % mra. h a t th e k n o w n b o n d h o l d e rD, e n ja m ln e Zeto, C o m p la in a n t, tell tho wholo wide world that thla Is Minn to F e ld e r e t al. nro c o m p la in a n ts m oI.r tg a—T g e e s , a n d o t h e r a e c u r l t y h o ld e rs a n d d e o r g e S h ep p ard , et al.. a r e d e f e n d ­ o w n in g o r h o ld in g 1 p e r c e n t o r m o r s H a s e l Zeto. D e fe n d a n t. d U l ijm v ib kU Uai kk sadt m H «n i..rd D a lly llem ruilil tho land thnt Ponce do Loon sought, a n ts . to m nko ealo of tho p rem ises I n ­ o f to tn l a m o u n t o f bonds, m o r tg a g e s , T o 'B a s e l Zeto, B e alto n . V irginiaM lu la rl r r m atte rxo cn (except In said su lL w ill on I b M M i H r eovaa* fhla I‘ r a l l a i a a c tla a . I t a p p e a r i n g fro m t k e affid av it tho land that every Ponco do Leon Is volved o r o th o r s e c u r itie s a r e : M e r g a n th a l e r l a a b l a a n d a ia d a M O N D A Y . N O V H M IIR H OTII. 10 V i. L in o ty p e Co., B ro o k ly n , N. Y.s A morl- B e n ia m in o Z eto h e r o in d u ly filed th2f i t r i f t l i l i i rataa raaaai seeking. It is tho land of homes nnd d u r i n g th e le g a l h o u r s of sale, o ffe r can k a o w a oa application. M M p a r yaan he Ts th e c o m p l a i n a n t In the ab ? Ji Co., A tla n ta , Qa. Typo F o u n d r y C0„ for nolo nnd sell to tho b es t nnd h i g h ­ aa U a par weak. t.— T htat a t th e tw o p n r n g r n p h s n e x t s t y l e d oauee, t h a t H !a th e belief of happiness, of prosperity and peace; it est b id d e r for cash, a t t h e door of th e ibove, g iv in g th e n a m e s o f t h a o w n ers, a f f i a n t t h a t H n sel Z eto le o v er tw eniu r t H ouse In Hanford. F lo rid a, th e above, is the land whero work Is easy; where Cf oollo itoak o rs, nnd a e c u r lty h o ld e rs,. If o n e y e a r s o f a g e a n d t h a t tho said t o c k h) .o-ld . -------------w in g describ ed r e a l p r o p e r ty , to - sany, Tho Dally Herald will havo an an­ c o n ta in not on ly Iho Hat of s to e k ■el Zeto Is a r e s id e n t of th e Htnta work itself is play, where thla work- w Its nnd so c u rlty h o ld e rs nn th o y a p ­ V lrglM o. r e s i d i n g a t B e alton? v rgfnla nouncement soon that will demonL o is T h i r t e e n a n d F o u r te e n of Block bo [dors T h e r e f o r e , y o u H a s e l Zeto, a r e order upon th e hooka of t h e c o m p a n y play is tho bulldor of prosperity. F our, of T ie r One, of Hanford, F lo rid a , ph ue at r nlso, In ca se s w h e r e th e sto o k h o ld - ed to a p p o o r to t h i s bill h ere in fifes*K ■trate the kind of paper Sanford will a c c o r d in g to B. it, T r n f f o rd 'a Map of The virtues of n stato may be ad­ Hanford, ns p e r p l a t th o ro o f d u ly r e ­ or o r s e c u r ity h o ld e r a p p e a r s upon th o t h i s onuae, s a d a p p e a r a n c a to ha «5 havo in tho near future. We Intond of tho c o m p a n y ua t r u s t e e o r In t h e F i r s t M o n d a y * ln NovembSr. i vertised ns well ns the virtues of a corded In tho pub lic re c o rd s of S em inole nhooka n y o t h e r f id u c ia r y re la tio n , t h e n a m e C o u r t" * " 0 be 1,11 a R ll,° Dojr of thli to turn them ovor thU winter. C ounty. F lo rla a . m c K ,NSON. of th e p erso n o r c o rp o rn U o n f o r w hom soap. Tho great economic truth suc h t r u s t e e le noting, fc g iv e n ; s.lso i. 11 ' j . o r d e r e d t h n t this notia. ---------------o-------------A. V. CONNELLY, t h a t tho said tw o p a r a g r a p h s c o n ta in be p u b lis h ed f o r fiv e co nsacutlv" weak! which tho twentieth century science of C. If. DuBOSB, te m en t:! e m b ra c in g a f f i a n t 's full In th e H anford H e r a ld , a nowsn!na! There is not a daily paper In the C o m m issio n e rs In P a r titi o n . sta commerco has estnblishod is “IT pays 80-Blo k n o w le d g e n nd belief a a to tho c i r c u m ­ P u b lish e d In S em in o le County, F ior|(/ i ' r county published in a city the size W i tn e s s : B. A. D o u g l a s * Cferk of s ta n c e s nnd c o n d itio n s u n d e r whloh to advertise." In Die C irc u it C ourt, Seventh J u d ic ia l s to c k h o ld e r s w ho do not a p p e a r upon th o C lro u lt C ourt, a n d n seal theranY of Sanford that handled the ball t h ls m h ilny of S ep te m b er. A. D l i f t 4, C ircuit of F lo rid a , In nnd for Sem­ th e hooks of c o m p a n y ns t r u s t e e s , hold California hns found it pays. Cali­ inole C ounty.— In C hancery. (SE A L ) e T A. DObtJLABS, ’ stoc k unit s e c u r itie s In n r u p a o lt y o th o r games any better than tho Herald fornia advertises more thnn nny other C lork o f th e Circuit Court th a n t h n t of n bona fldo o w n e r ; an d handled them and will handle them n o t ic e ok K o m a c i.o s e n n s a l e 69-Etc Ry: A. M. W EEK S, D?® th is a f f i a n t ban no reuson to balluvo stnto, more thnn nny commodity tho Hint n ny o t h e r person, a s s o c ia tio n , or In the future. Watch the Hornld day A Com pany, a c o rp o r a tio n o r g n n - c o r p o r a tio n )iuh n n y I n te r e s t d ir e c t or world hns ever produced. Thut ad­ C hase l*od a n d e x i s tin g u n d e r tho la w s of I n d i t e d In the said stock, bonds, o r o t h ­ NOTICE OK MASTER'S SALK by day. You will keep up with tho vertising has built more hotels and tho S ta te o f F lo rid a , C o m plainant, or s e c u r itie s th n n n n ^ si^ n fo ^ e d ^ h ^ h lm . world in all its phases. vs. a*Comp'iaInant!*X D" nW' a cor^ ’' ^ through thoso hotels has diverted hun­ E, M. H o w a r d anil A n n ie M. H o w a rd , b u s i n e s s M a n ag e r. vs. --------------o-------------bin wife, D efen d a n ts. dreds of thousands of tourists into U nder nnd by v i r t u e of a d eore e of Sw orn to a n d s u b sc rib e d b e f o r e me D. C. M a rlo w a n d wife, C a rr ie L M»r. t t h d a y of Cot., 1033. low, a n d P eo p le s' R a n k o f Hnnford a The Herald Is proud of tho city permanently Invested citizens. That fo re clo su re und snlo r a n d e re d In th o th is (HEAL) M IN N IE DAKBIL c o r p o r a tio n , D efen d a n ts. C ircuit C o u rt o f tho Hevonth J u d ic ia l N o ta r y r u b lio . schools and the teachers and all the N Is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t under and advertising hns built homes, multi­ C irc u it of F lo rid n In a n d for Semlnolo (My c om m ission oxplros O clo b o r 28lh, by votice i r t u e o f a d e c r e e of foreclosure and men and women who are making it County, In C h a n c e ry , In a ca u se th e r e in plied orchnrds, harrowed fields, stand­ p e n d in g w h e r e in C h a s e A Com pany, a 1924). s a le e n t e r e d In t h e a b o v e entitled cauia on th e 19th d a y of Septem ber, a D possible to have such fine schools ardized products, created trade and c o r p o r a tio n o r g a n is e d a n d e x i s tin g u n ­ 1922. I, a s S pecial M a e te r In Chancery; N otice o f A p p lic a tio n fo r T a x D eed U n ­ der the la w s of tho S l a t e of F lo rid a , Is here. That new addition to tho High on M onday, N o v e m b e r 8th, A. D. l<tjj ft burst the bank vaults with bounty. c o m p lain an t, a n d B. M. H o w a r d a n d d e r S ection STS o f th e G e n e ra l S t a t ­ f r o n t of t h e C o u r t H ouae door at s in . School and that splendid building be­ nnie AL H o w a rd , h is wife, nro d e f e n d ­ ford. Sem lnolo C ounty, F lorida, will 0f. Florida is nearer the great markets A u te s o f th e S ta te of F l o r i d a ants, I w ill soil a t p u b lic o u tc ry to th e .f or fo.r, "'*Io « n d sell to th e highest and ing erected for the primary depart­ h ig h e st bidder, fo r ca sh , at th e f ro n t than is California. Florida has a bet­ door t b id d e r f o r cnah, d u r in g the legal of tho c o u r th o u s e in the C ity of N otice 1s h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t Atarochal h ea ments shows what kind of citizens we o u r s of snlo. t h e fo llo w in g described tor yenr-roumi climate thnn Califor­ Hanford, In snld c o u n t y a n d s ta te , d u r ­ Noil-Hose Co., p u r c h a s e r of T a x C e r t if i­ hland, n te , ly in g nnd being in the havo here in Sanford. Dut folks, wo tho legal h o u r s of snlo, on Monday, c a t e No. 23, d a te d tho 7th d a y of Juno, C o u n t ysllu o f S em inole, S tnto of Florida, nia. Florida can, Just so soon ns she ing tho Oi h day o f N ovem ber, A. D. IBS*. A. D. 192 < ), has fllpil said ce r tif ie d Itt my --------------o ■ ■ o ro p a r t i c u l a r l y describ ed ns follows' hate to toll you this—you will cer­ th e f ir s t Monday In said office nml 1ms m a d e a p p l ic a tio n fo r Tux m wills to do so, do infinitely grenter Hamc being lt: the f o llo w in g desarlbud land ell- Deed to Issue th e re o n In a c c o r d a n c e t o -Rwegln tainly have to hurry up and build that ARE SCHOOL BOOKS TO HIGH IN things thnn California—great state n s month, t h e I n te r se c tio n of the North mile, ly in g a n d b e in g In tho C o u n ty of w ith Inw, sa id c e r tif ic a te e m b r a c e s t h e line o f thnet A C o a st Lino rlgiu-ofPRICE extension to Palmetto avenue or the .S eminole an d S ta te of F lo rid a, to - w lt: fo llo w in g d e s crib ed p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d w a y w ith t h etlaWn tic e s t lino of Laurel Ave­ she is—hns ever done. Florida hns Lot No. Tw o (2), block C. In U ro w n ’s In Hemlnolo C ounty, F lo rid a, to - w l t nue, n t tho S o u th e a o rn e r of Block childron will have to use boats to get HtibdlvlHlon o f lleck H am m o ck um nutn Hog. 10.03 ch. N o f 8 W co r of 8 E U O ne (1), o f T ie r E i gsht t c(8). every advantage. Nothing in Florl* . iie of Hanford, red mid del then te d in P l a t Hook D, Hoc. 38, Twp. 19 S, R a n g e 30 B. R u n E to the school house. r u n W e s t a l o n g tho North lint Attention is called to a charge bo- tin's h i s t o r y is o f g r e a t e r s i g n i f i c a n c e page r,:i. on file in th o office of tho t.35 oh. N to Ily., HWly a l o n g enm a to oFfloAridtlaa,n tic st L ino right-of-w ay 11 O" — Hog., H to beg. T h o sa id land feet, th e n c e CNooarth jug made by somo residents of tho to h e r f u t u r o g r o w t h o r o v e r p ro in lsc tl | cVruV.**y*'KlorUl*!’*1.V**vHlohU£nld Sonijn’o"!S blit.einNg of 117 feet, thence Bait a s s e s s e d a t th e d a t e of t h e Issu ­ 78 feel, th e n c o S o u th a lo n g the \V«it Congratulations to tho Atlantic stato of Florida thnt tho prico of m o r e f o r s p l e n d i d b u n k d e p o s it ahaw-’ a n c e of su c h c o r ttflc n ts In th o n a m e of lino of Igiure) A v en u e 117 feet to the ^ ,"r ^ , * f , l^ L P p u b lf o dr o M r d s n. ln n ln g . Coast Line Railway. They aro pull­ school books is higher thnn is justi­ lu g s t h n n th o “ n d v e r t i s o - F I n t i d n c o n - ' o f Hemlnolo C ounty, F lo rid a , In th e of- U nknow Also T ax C e r t if ic a te No. 2t, d a te d t h e p oTinetr mofs : b u gCash. P u r c h a s e r to pay for 7th d a y o f Ju n e , A. D. 1020 , hns filed ing the old piling at tho foot of Oak fied. Whether this is true or not, fercnco" to »■" - l,t in fj‘ “| ° fu r,* , , , y° | „ ° p ‘ rtoti'k No. sa id c e r t i f i c a t e In m y office u n d h a s deed. be »hold in Orlando, S C H B L L B MAINKfl, avonuo on tho lnko shore—pulling tho people nro entitled to know This mooting enlied for November 1 at p a g e S3. mndn a p p l ic a tio n f o r T ax Deoil to Issue Hpoclnl M a ste r In Chuncary. AI hh Um Hiiulh h a lf of Iho N o r t h e a s t In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law. Held c e r t i f i c a t e 59-Gto them or blowing them up with dyna­ something about tho mnttor so thnt 9th by a group of prominent business iiuiirter of Ihn N E n u u r t o r of tho NB omhrncoB tho f o llo w in g d e s crib ed p r o p ­ irter of Section F o u r (4), T o w n s h ip e r t y s i t u a t e d In Hemlnolo C ounty, F l o r ­ I n t h e C irc u it C o u rt, Seventh Judlrtsl mite and helping to mako our lako it can bo looked into. If tho poople men of tho state contemplates tho iim T w e n ty (20) S outh, H a n g s T h lr i y - o n e ida, t o - w lt: Oeg. NW cor. of R a n d 's C irc u it, In n n d f o r th e County of front beautiful. Soo that they nro aro being charged more in Florida launching of a state-wide co-operative (31) B ast, c o n t a in i n g five ao re a m oro A ddition to R a n fo n l r u n B to NB cor, NemlnolCi F lo rid n .—-In Chnnerry or I ohh. ml. A ddition N. to Ry. HWly a l o n g s a m e oil blown out if you are blowing them, for school books thnn thoy nro charg­ campaign to advertiso Floridn. Tho Or ho m uch th e r e o f uh m ay ho noces- to beg. Hoc. 28, T w p, 19 8., R a n g e 30 CITATION boys. An old snag of a piling will ed for tho same books in other stntcs men whoso names are attached to the nory lo s a tis f y Halil d e c r e e nnd tho co s ts B. T h e snld la n d bolng a s s e s s e d a t th e and ex p e n se s of Hiild wait. d a t e o f tho Issu a n c e of suc h c e r tif ic a te E r n o s t M. flto w art, Complalnnnt, susc much dnmnge to boats if thov then something is radically wrong and call which the Florida Development B. F. HOUHHOLDBR, In tho nam e o f U n k n o w n . vn. Special M a s te r lu C hancory. Also T a x C e r t if ic a te No. 39. d a t e d tho O ra eo A. S t e w a r t , D efendant. nrc left in the wntor and hidden from tho people should demand nn investi­ Hoard puts out aro: Telfair Stock- LANDIS. FIHIl & HULL, „ 7th d a y of Juno, A. D. 1921), him filed T o Ornco A. S t e w a r t : S o licito rs fo r C o m p la in a n t. 60-Rto mild c e r t i f i c a t e In m y office n nd ban sight. Cct them out clean, It a p p e a r i n g fro m tho sworn. Bill gation. If It is not true thnt higher ton, Jacksonville; Ernest L. Hill, Jack­ II itmdo a p p lic a tio n for T a x Deed to Is­ filed a g a i n s t you In th e above styled --------------o-------------prices arc charged hero than else­ sonville, president Floridn Realtors' In C l r e u ll C ou rt N r i r n l l i J u d i c i a l C ir ­ sue In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law. Hnlil c e r ­ eatiHO t h a t y o u r pla ce of rexldcnce I* tif ic a te e m b ra c e s Iho f o llo w in g do u n k n o w n , nnd t h n t you a r e over Twen­ c u i t , Veuilniile C o m i t y F l o r i d a . Tho two newspapers at Chiploy have where, then this fact should bo estab­ s c rib e d p r o p e r t y s lt u n te d In Hemlnolo ty - o n e (21) y e a r s of ago: Association; Willis M. Ilnll, editor of — In C h a u c e t y consolidated. Thu article about tho lished and an ugly insinuation laid to C ounty, F lo rid a, lo - w lt: T h a t p a r t of It la th o r e f o r o ordorod Hint you do tho Florida Tlmcs-Union; J. E. IngraBlock 94 8. o f Ry. AL M. S m ith 's Hub- n p p e n r In t h i s c o u r t to tho BIB herein i i i i .i, t o ( i r i i r r t i t l e consolidations snys thnt tho business reBt. division o f S ections. T ho sa id la n d b e ­ filed on th e 27th dny of November, A. 'Imrn, St. Augustine, vice-president of ing uflscsod n t th o d a to o f tho iHSunnco D. 1922. kel men of Chipley desired it. In other it is charged thnt North Cnrolinn the Floridn East Const Railway; A. I.. H envs. of nuoh c e r t i f i c a t e In tho n a m e of U n ­ It Is f u r t h e r ordored, th a t thla order words tho business- men of Florida pays tO cents for a Civil Government, known. ho p u b lis h ed once a w eek for eight (1) al. Frank 11. Stoneman, editor Minmi Kilim OH.l t DJoKhInt soOnF, ot Also T ax C e r t i f i c a t e No. 37, d a t e d tho con so au tlv o w e e k s In th e Hanford Her­ I ' P i l l , I C A T ION towns nnd cities are beginning to while Florida pays $1.40 for tho same To Kilim II. J o h n s o n fo rm e r ly K dna H. 3rd d ny of J u n o , A. D. 1018. h n s filed ald, a n e w s p a p e r published In ScmtnaU Herald; I). C, Gillett, Tampa; W. F. NlehoI h and J o h n L. J o h n s o n h e r hue- Halil C e r t if ic a te In m y offloo a n d has C ounty. learn that one good paper is butter hook; that a geography which Ohio Stovall, publisher Tampa Tribune, and band. II. It. J o h n s o n a s tr u s t e o In mndn a p p l ic a tio n f o r T a x D ead to Is­ W i tn e s s m y h n n d an d tho sen! of the than two papers that arc struggling pays 54 cents for, Florida has boon a n k r u p t c y of A lbert Nichols, J, H. sue In acoorilnnco w ith law. S aid c e r ­ C irc u it C o u r t t h i s 27th duy of Septem­ Richard Lloyd Jones, editor nnd vice- bItobHon nnd Llxxlo K. Hobson his tif ic a te e m b ra c e s th e fo llo w in g d e s c r ib ­ ber, A. D. 1923, for nn existence and burdening tho paying 88 cents for until tho text book (bEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS, wife, E l'a M. N ee d h am a n d D. H. ed p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In Som lnole C o u n ­ president of tho Pensacola Journal. C lork of tho Circuit Court. N eedham h e r h u sb a n d , A ndrew S u lli­ ty. F lo rid a, t o - w i t : Deg. 4.36 ch. B a n d business men for it is tho business commission recently raised tho price Somlnolo County, FI*. 3*4 ch N of 8 W co r of 8E*4, Hec. 20, van a n d M ary Louleo Sullivan, hlfl men who keep up tho newspapers. to $1. Many people nro asking why Every individual, every financial w ife nnd all o t h e r partleH c l a im in g Twp. 19 8., R a n g e 30 B. R u n E 10 ch.. (IEOROK O. H E R R IN G . S o licito r fo r Com plnlnnnt. 59-Bo Interest u n d e r any, e i t h e r o r nil of N 3.33 ch., W 10 oh.. 8 3.33 oh (loss W There havo been a dozen or more there is this difference In price, nnd institution, every bank nnd every cor­ the Halil above nam ed p a r ti e s In a n d poration thnt can in any way profit to the fo llo w in g pro p erly , th e N K 'i newspaper consolidations in tho statu whose pocket the difference goes in­ of N W ‘,4 of H W 'i . Section 11, T o w n ­ this sUinmor whoroby several newspa­ to. Tiic Jasper Nows makes tho bold through the promotion and develop­ sh ip 21, South o f R a n g e 29 KuhI. nnd ment of Florida industry ami enter­ lo each and e v e r y one ot th e f o llo w ­ pers lutvo combined to give tho com­ statement, “The toxt book commission ing immeil perHotiH, K dna II. Jo h n s o n , prise nnd tho multiplication of popu­ fo rm e r ly K dna II. NI uIioIh, J o h n L. munities a good, first class newspa­ allows tbe people to bo robbed with Jo h n so n , h er h u sb a n d , H. 11. J o h n ­ per nnd one thnt will receive the un­ the grafting of prices now bolng paid lation Hhould got bohind an ndvertiso- Hon an iniHtoo In B a n k r u p t c y of A l­ Nichols, J. II. Hobson a n d Llxxlo divided support of the business inter­ for school hooks." It further adds, Floirdn cnmpnlgn not with modest but bert W. Hobson, Ms wife, Kiln N. Noodlmm IN SEMINOLE COUNTY BIG FISH with mnmmoth contributions. Florida a n d I ' It Neetllutm. h e r hunlmnd. A n ­ “How much of thiH graft is going In­ ests, d r e w Sullivan an d M ary L ouise S u lli­ to tho pockets of our stnto officials?" should Invest not less than five mil­ van Ills wife, If living, n nd If nny, CONTEST e r o r all of th e f o re g o in g p ersona While tho Sentinel Is not in a po­ lion dollars in this advertising cam­ ebei t hdead, all p a r ti e s c la im in g I n te r e s t An editorial in today’s Horn'd from ■ The Following Seminole Coutny's Fishermen Won Frizes paign. It is the best investmont that e i th e r o r nil of them , tothe Largo Sentinel ami Jasper News sition ut this time to give definite business in the state can mako. It is uwnit:d e r thany, e above irnmod p ersons, d e ­ ased or o th e rw is e , ut nnd to the 1st Prize—Weight 13 3-4 lbs., caught by Ned S says that tho school book trust is busy facts and figures, it is giving tho tho investment that will bring the ce said here in describ ed real e s ta te , a n d now und tho school books nro being charges as made and it believes thnt greatest to all p ersons a n d partleH c l a im in g dividends. — Jacksonville a n In te r e s t In a n d lo tho said doHarrison, May 20th at Econlockhatchee. foisted upon tliu public ut prices thnt tho matter should ho taken up by tho Journal. sc rib e d Iliads: people nnd if any unfairness is being Von a n d each of you a r e h e r e b y r e ­ nro absolutely prohibitive und the 2nd Prize—Weight 111-4 lbs., caught by W. j q u ir e d to a p p e a r to tb e bill filed In t h is online agiiliisl you on or befo re tho f irs t prices aro beyond all reason—in fact practiced or the stato of Florida bolng Hcminolc county is fortunuto in Monday In D ecember. 1922. a ru le d a y S. Hand May 17th at Long Pond. J there is no good reason for them bo* charged more for text books than of th is co u rt, io - w ll; D ecember lib, ojthcr states nro charged, thoso res­ hnving u county agent again and is 1022. nnd In d e f a u lt th e re o f d ec ree pro ing this prico, and no good reuson for 3rd Prize—11 lbs., caught by Geo. Pezold May js e o n fe sso will be e n te r e d a g a i n s t you having them changed from ycur to ponsible should bo compelled to cor­ also fortunnto in having Benjamin a n d each of you a n d tliu ca u se p roceed rect this condition. Our people nro Wldtnor as agent., He is a Sanford ex p arte . 10th at ~Econlockhatchee. .............................. year. Wo would like to huvo some of It Is o rd ered t h a t t h is o r d e r ho p u b ­ ■ ns much entitled to education ns tho hoy, a product of tho Sanford High lished for e ig h t c n n s c c u tlv e a w e e k s In tho school nuthoritioH explain tho sit­ ■ th e Hanford H erald, a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ 4th Prize—7 lbs., 9 oz., caught by Henry Purpeople of any other section of tho School, of tho University of Florida lished ■ In S em inole C ounty. F lo rid a . uation for tho Ilcrnld does not think country nnd they should not bo roW itn e s s the Hon .lumen W. I’u rklns, und of experience in Sanford farming the bookR should lie changed at every (piired to pay more to get it. Further­ don, April 29, at Plaine Lake. J of said Court a n d the h a n d of K. and fruit growing. Ho is n young Judge \ D ouglass, the c le rk th e r e o f u nd th e whim of a stnto superintendent or any more, those from other sections of a r t, tills 2nd duy Congratulations Boys, and even better luck J othor school official. Tha freshmen tho country who might to come hero man of fino moral nnd intolejtual nt- ffIV*-ih^r'*iwa**MUK. A. DOUGLASS. tnlnmcntn and he should mnko good (HEAl.) books Inst year in the high schools are will ho very quick to noto nny over­ C lerk C ircuit C ourt, for everybody next year—April 1st S in hia profession. Tho Iloruid always S em inole C ounty, F la obsolete this year and the pupils that charge In the matter of school hooks IIv: takes grent pride In tho Snnford hoys JO N E S * JONES, A. M, W E E K S, D. C to October 1st | bought them lust year lose all tho and it can reflect only to tho discredit making good and the new county <ir In min. Flu., to r C o m p lain an t, money paid for them und the books of tho state. lin.'jto agent is another instance of • our aro wasted and thoro nro other ex­ Tho toxt hook commission is com­ linyH coming into their own. Tho I n (lie C lreull C ourt. X r i e n th Juillelnl amples of this wasting of money In ing in for a good deal of criticism Hornld hns nlways boon in favor of C ircuit. Still*- (it Kuirldll< Ncnilmilr Ciiniily.— In Clinneery. books, We are sending our children owing to tho charges of high prices an ngent in this county whoro there N OTICE OK HALE to public schools nnd wa are not only on school honks, and either the truth la so much In tho fruit and vegetab­ paying tnxos to kcop thoso schools or falsity of the chnrge should bs le nnd stock raising linos and wo con- P e o p le s B a n k of S an fo rd , C o m p la i n a n t “SPORTSMEN’S" IIEADQUARTERB : going but wo aro buying new books established without delay. What nro grntulatu tho county commissioners, It. L. d r i e r anil M a ry J u n e d r i e r , Bo!■■■ and other supplies onch year und it is tho poople of Largo nnd of Pinellas tho county at largo nnd tho new coun­ sponduntH. Notice Ih h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t In puraumore or less of a strain upon tho par­ county going to do about it? What ty agent in this grent work of getting unco of u decreo InnuInK util <>f a b o v e mum'll c o u r t In a b o v e e n t itle d c a u s e or ents—and a big strain upon big fam­ action will bo tho press of tho stnto together for tho things needful. notion d a t e d S e p te m b e r 27, 192J, I w ill o ffe r for snlo to t h a h ig h e s t b id d e r nt ilies. If wo nro to havo public schools take? These nro questions worthy of ---------- o----------th e fro n t d oor o f Ibe c o u r t h o u se In Hanford, Floridn. d u r i n g th e le g al h o u r s let us havo public schools in every consideration.—Largo Scntinol. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR All tho hoalth rules say to kill Of Male on Monday, N o v em b e r 0, 1932, sonso of tho word and mnko tho ex­ tho dengue mosquito wo hn^o boon th a f o llo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y : L ots a n d n& of Hnnford Culery Holla, ax pense of attending the public schools FLORIDA’S REST INVESTMENT. searching for him everywhere. Tho r.ii recorded In th e n u b lla re c o rd s of HotnlF lo r i d a , loan r a il r o a d ns amull as possible. This is some­ SOMETHING OF INTEREST only trouble about mosquitoes is that nole oCf ounty, - w n y on lot 85. No man Huccomln who him not faith thoy won’t wait until you can exam­ r lnTltl thing in which wa aro all interested e r m s o f mile: C ash. h h a u o N and wo would liko to loam something in himsolf. Soil confidence or faith in ine them. ■ S pecial M a s te r In C h a n c e ry . IN THE NEXT ISSUE!!!!! onosBolf is tho chlfcst asset in charac­ \V. R. C R A W F O R D . about it right now. A t t o r n e y - a t - l a w , O rlando, F lorida. ---------- o----------ter anti tho surest attauranco of sucTry a Ilerald Want Ad today. eo-tt ____________ _ We are th e only Drive-In Filling Station equipped with cchb. As with the individual bo with OUR ROAD BUILDING STATEMENT o k t h e o w n h k h iiii Visible Gas Pumps. tho stato. Snnford merchant will get together MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION. BTC„ I IE R U I R E D BY T H E ACT OK A Btnto may bo ever ho rich in roOur county road building and our in n big campnign to bring new busi­ CONGRESS OF AUG. 'Jt, 11)12 tho Hnnford W e e k ly Hornld, pu b lish city road building Bhould entail a lot Bourcus, its potential wealth ntny bo ness into Snnford. The Chamber of Of ml w e e k ly a t H anford, Floridn, for Oc­ of sorlouR thinking nnd Btudy over tho rlchoBt to tho measure of tho Commerce has tha plans for such a to b e r n, 1922: . , 8T A T B OK FLO RID A . the mistakes of tho past and with squnro milo of any state in tho world campaign and will nsslst tho mer­ COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, as.! me, u N otary P ub lic In and Chamber forB efore the idea of avoiding them in tho fu- and yot if tho people who live thoro chants in every way. tliu e lu te an d com ity a f o re sa id , porturd. Road building is not a theory havo littio faith in it the rcBt of tho of Commerce is hero for that pur­ euniilly a p p e a r e d N. J. Llllnril, who. h a v ­ ing lieon du ly nw nrn, acco rd in g to Inw, now but a fact and wo have enough world will havo littio faith and bo shy pose. ileiioKoH a n d imyn t h a t he In tho Heerotu ry -lro u H u r e r a n d hunlucHH tnamigor. of it. DEALERS facts from nctual experience in this of the Hnnford W e e k ly llu ru ld nnd th a t Florida wants two million moro (ho f o llo w in g lx. to iho bent of bln and other counties to save tho tax­ Word comes to Jamos Stewart to­ U. S. Tires, Gas, Oils, Accessories payer a lot of money. It is not only Ponco do Luoits, two million moro dis­ day of the death of G. W. Herndon k n o w le d g e nml belief, n tr u e Mtntomont i ly imnur, tho circ u la tio n ,) «to., of the money that is wasted in poor coverers of this wonderful land of who was formerly a winter visitor nth ed anforoKdld public atio n for tho dato roads hut tho time it takes to fool flowers, this Harden spot of tho con­ to Snnford nnd who resided on Kim Hhowti In tho ab o v o caption, rot|ulr«il Road Service-----------Phone 447-W tho Act of A u g u st 21, 19)2. niubndli-d avenue nnd was woll known to a num­ by away tho people's money on poor tinent. In s e ctio n tt:t| I’oxtnl Law* anil R e g u l a ­ on the reverxo of thin pr rouds while they could just as well Poopio go whero thoy find other ber of Snnford coplo. Mr. Herndon tions. FIRST STREET AT ELM AVE.----- SANFORD, FLA. form , to w lt: I,—T h a t Iho nn trio* and (iddrc«sen of pooplo prosperous. Florida is usually died at Daytona Roach Monday after­ bo making good roads. Wo know puhtlxher. editor, m u m m in g editor, nn huxInoMu ummigorw are; from nctual experience that if the described nnd too often thought of as noon. bond money la enough to build brick reads that brick roads should be built Brick of the right sort, laid on the right kind of foundation on a well drained road and with cement or as­ phalt grouting makes the beat road that can be built in this part of the state. There aro other parta of Flor­ ida that can mako cheaper roads with othor materials because they have road materials dose at band. Here wc have to ship most of the materials from othe.' localities oven to the rock fillers nnd the right kind of day. Wo note on several places In the coun­ ty thnt the cement grouted brick roads nro going to pieces. It Is In tho low spots usually where the engi­ neers did not got the proper drainage when thoy were building the roads. Ilcavy rains havo waahod out the foundation nnd tho roads havo sunk which is tho most natural thing in tho world and yet the engineers evi­ dently did not see this when they laid out the roads. Wo believe that the first thing and tho most essential thing in road building is to get tho proper drninago before tho road is stnrted. Drainage, tho right sort of foundation, a good curbing if tho road is to bo of brick or if it is as­ phalt. No road material will stay where it is put unless it hus a good curbing. We have had our lessons in tho past in this respect but whether wo havo profited by these lessons re­ mains to be seen. Good common sense in road building is necessary just ns it la in other lines or endea­ vor. Somlnolo county is not nlono in this experimenting in roads for all counties are very much alike. P ^ * PRIZE WINNERS The Ball Hardware Co. j Frank Akers Tire Company �- ' . <, TH ESA N F01 = FREE POP OUR READERS LOCALS UPSALLA AND GRAPEVILLE SOCIETY L0NGW00D cfj LAKE MONROE Wo have made arrangement! whsr*by overy housewife who reads this pa­ per can obtain a copy of "Reliable Re­ ceipts’’ absolutely free of charge by oimply writing the Homo Economics Department of tho Calumet Baking Powder Co., 4100*28 Fillmore Street, Chicago, III. "Relinble Recipes" contains 76 pagoa of recipes and other informa­ tion appreciated by overy housewife. It is illustrated In colors snd will provo qulto helpful In preparing the daily menu. Wo havo also mado arrangements with the Calumet Baking Powder Cot whorbey their Homo Economics De­ partment will cheerfully answer all questions pertslnlng to cooking, kitch­ en equipment, etc. Thore Is absolute­ ly no chargo for this service. Write the Home Economics Depart­ ment of tho Calumet Baking Powder Co., 4100-28 Fillmore St., Chicago, 111. today for a copy of "Reliable Re­ ceipts.” MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Phone 117-W I f m have nay Irteata Ttattlo* »• — If yoh i n |o li« anrwfear* or tamino home, or II too arc ontortalalag, writ [mm Thur»d»y'» JXttf) ba * m n m m ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Entzminger re­ The setting season seems Ideal, postal cord to thlo In p irto N t, i l t t u Vei, It 1* hot. Good ball weather. 4ctails, or telephone tho ItOOk It wll turned Thursday from Plant City cool and moist, plants starting off in ho ■really appreciated. whoro thoy wero tho guest of Mr. n thrifty condition. A large acreage Mrs. Alfred Erieson and children fl-a havo had enough rain for tha nnd Mrs. W. S. Entzminger and fam­ of celery Is being planted upon tho (Prom Thttrtday-i Dally) wero calling Wednesday nt tho home | of tho cauao. Miss Annlo Hawkins has retumod ily. Wst Sid and around Monroe, early of Mrs. G. Hirscho while tho latter from Commerce, Ga., whora sho spent Mr. and Mrs. Pugh arrived Wed. lettuce is alao bolng act. »H we need now Ib a'cold spell that and dnughter, Margaret and Eliza­ tho summer. they nro the guest of Mr.' and Mrs. The new road from tho Lako to | mako people think about winter beth wc.*o Thursday callers to see tho Walker. West First street Is beginning to threo Mrs. Bridgman’s. B. J. Starling is in Lakeland today Those motoring to Sanford Wed. Iclothes_____ show up fino. Tho street is to bo Mrs. Signn Robbins took n number nttonding to business in connection wero Lo Von Baker, Mrs. Roy Saur, sixteen foot wide, n bnso of brick Don’t forgot the Chamber of Com- of Rebcssn friends to Orlando in her with his fertilizer business. Mrs. Long and Miss Olivo Dinkel. eight foot wide in ccntor with a coat­ I Jrce banquet tomorrow night at the car on Thursday. Misses Onmh Alien nnd’Louisa Al­ ing of tar and shoulders four feet Geo Ballinger called in to see Mr. |*,!dez Hotel. Only *1,26 n plate. Mrs. Julian Carjontor of Jackson­ ton will nttond tho Snnford High In width the whole to bo completed nnd Mrs. John Boroll on Wednesday. ville, is tho guest of hor sister, Mrs. School this week. They will bo with by a firm layer of phosphate rock. y|S3 Crawford of Virginia is In Emil Mngnuson left Monday with Forest Lako nt hor homo on Park nvo- their sister and brothor-In-law Mr. Mrs. Clark our now school nurse U« city roprosentlng the Rod Cross Mr. Chnse for tho latter* big ornngo nue. nnd Mrs. Wilkinson. for this county, hus honored tho Mon­ Iifld will have a meeting of the people grovo at Windemorc. They do not Mr. nnd Mrs. H. II. Nowmnn of roe school by the first visit, tho In­ taterestd in the Roll Call Campaign expect to pack for a week or ten days, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith nnd Sanford arc announcing tho birth of itiation work in Florida beginning h November at the Seminole Hotel but will mnko ready nnd gather up- daughtor Juanita spont tho wok vory n son born Sopt. 20th. Mrs Newman here. Mrs Endcr Curlett, of Oviedo, tho crow. [taliy at five o’clock. pleasantly in Tampa ns tho guests of wns formerly Miss Margaret Alien. chairman of tho Child’s Welfare De­ A little non came to gladden tho relatives. Mrs. Bill Allen was u visitor in San­ partment of tho Woman’s club ac­ Tbe promptness in which tho returns homo of Mrs. Luther Brtdgemon on ford Fridny. companied Mrs. Clark to our school Ir<re given yesterday at tho City Hall Friday* September tho 20th. They roMr. nnd Mrs. It. C. Nowell wore Mondny nnd very grnciously introduc­ To \get rid of worms in children Mrs. E, D. Bulloch nnd granddaugh­ Bide it possiblo to have nn even larg- side on Mrs. C. A. Betts place with visitors in Orlando Snturday. ed her. Mrs. Clark is a native of Can- give them White’s Creaf Vermifuge. ter, Mins Alice Runyan, roturnod yes­ ggcrowd there today to see the their pnrnn*<Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard G. Stuart of ndn and Burved across the sea in the Tho little puffercr Improves at once terday from Steubensvlllo, Ohio, whero There in talk that this place has grid's ScrlcB. Attond the games New Keningston Pa., are tho proud into World war. Sho hns also given and soon becomes healthy, active and thoy havo spent tho summer. Mr. and ud help thoBO who nro trying to give been sold . It Is a fine grove. parents of a son born. Mrs Stuart service in muny of the southern robust. Price, 36c. Sold by Union Mrs. Clark and family will join hor Wo understand that Mr. Burnett pa this fine service. will bo remembered ns Miss Eva states. Sho comes highly recommend­ Phnmincy.—Adv. about tho fifteenth. of Pnoln hns bought up tho oranges Stuart, ed. Mr. and Airs. Reg, Holly and the of tho Plernon boys nnd O. J. Stldt Claude Hinchcllff was a visitor in Miss Bessio Swnggorty has been re­ win You Spend 65c on Rat-Snap to nnd Alfred Erieson groves, for tho CARD PARTY Ifcby have moved into their new homo commended ns our porstmlstress at town Snturday. Save *1007 A delightful informal pnrty of yes­ on Sanford Heights where they will Umitilln Fruit Growers Co. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Topllff wero Lako Monroe. J. W. Boll, tho pro­ One 65c pkg. can kill 50 rats. The • Mrs. Hnllinger cnlled Thursday to terday wna thnt glvon by Mrs. John bi at homo to their many friends. aeo Mrs. Nora Lundquist who has boon Mnllcn Inst evening nt hor homo on tho guest of Mr. und Mrs. A. Y. Ful­ prietor of tho general stort of F, II. average rat will rob you of *10 a ler nnd fnmily Sunday. Black where tho postoffkc hns been year in feed, chicks and property de­ Dr. W. D. Gardner of Kane, III., has niling for two months nnd found her first street, when sho ontortnlnod n C. W, Entzminger nttended tho formerly, will now mnko other pro­ struction. RAT-SNAP is deadly to arrived in the city on n visit to his better. Most of thu folks hnvo boon number of friends at 60. commissioners meeting Mondny Oct. visions for Undo Sam’s mail by build­ rats. Cremates after killing. Leaves to sec her and Mrs. Niol Swnnso has Tho hours passed quickly in tho In­ relatives, Mr. and Mrs. L. Allen nnd ing an addition to tho storo whero the no smell. Comes In cakes. Rats will 2nd. ti thinking of locating here if ho can been especially kind during her long tel eating games nnd when scores'wore Friends of Tunis Lewis will bo sorry P. O. will bo distinct. This will bo a find offices. Dr. Gardner Is an ost­ illness. Tho wrltor called nt tho lat­ counted tho prize for tho ladles, n to hoar thnt ho Is confined to his bod grent improvement and ono thnt Is pass up meat, grain cheese to feast on HAT-SNAP. Threo sizes, 36c, 66c, eopath and thinks there la no place ter home also and on Mrs, Erieson handkerchief case, wns awarded Mrs. with dengue fever. much desired by the public. $1.25. Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball taking dinner with Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J. Takach, whilo tho men’s prlzo, a dock j like Sanford thnt ho has visited. J. S, Dinkel and Miss Olive Dinkol Tho now rcaidonco of Prof, and Hnrdwnro Co.—Adv. Stldt. of cards, was won by Carl Schaal. Mrs. J. T. Jacobs is now nearing com­ wero visitors in Orlando Tucsdny. Tho Oveldo public school will opon Clarence Bergquiat has been out to At tho conclusion of tha card gnmo J. E. Phipps wns trnsactlng busi­ pletion. Tho liouso is built ntong the WEDNESDAY'S GAME Inext Monday morning Octobor Oth hco his sister having returned from tho hostess served ice cream, cake, ness In Orlnndo Tuesday. modern bungnlow lines nnd is vory it nine o'clock. Tho opening exer­ Tiger Bay. Thoro ia talk of tho candles nnd fruit punch. BOX SCORE Roy McCracken of Orlando wna o neat and attractive. Mr. Jacobs has cises will bo hold In tho auditorium of phosphate mines thoro being ro-opon- Mrs, Mnllcn’s guests included Fath­ visitor in town Sundny. Yanks nIready improved the grounds and I the new school building and nil the ed. He made the trip thero and back er Hennessey, Mrs. Tnknch, Miss Arhns mnrry beautiful shndo trees and AB r n PO A E pitrons and friondB of tho Bchool are n the little cur he constructed him­ nnkn Tnknch, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank will add fruit trees, shrubbery and A clenr colorless liquid that will ...... 4 0 1 10 0 Witt, cf......... Tuknch, Mrs. Mary Schnnl, Cnrl hunt wounds, cuts, sores and galls la flowers. Icordially invited to nttond. A number self. Duggan, 8 b .... ...... 4 1 1 0 1 0 Mr. und Mrs. Forrest West havo Sclinnl, Miss d a rk e r und Mrs. Knthof ihort aildressca will bo mndo nnd the latest and best production of Messrs Mnuldlng and McCall, con­ Ruth, if........... ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 Mrs. C. L. West will glvo a vocal jeon having their bouse painted now erina Tnknch. medical Bcionco. Ask for Liquid tractors will soon begin tho erection Pipp, 1st ....... ...... 4 0 1 10 0 0 I goto. Tho local board of trustees will on thu outside, John Lundquist, Jr, Borozono, it is a mnrvol in flesh-heal­ of n nlco bungalow upon postmaster R. Meusel, rf. ....... 4 1 2 1 0 0 COUNCIL OF MUSIC be represented on tho program by doing the work. Schang, c....... ...... 3 0 1 7 0 0 Messrs Rundnl ami Campbell havo The American Association of levers ing remedies. Prico, 30c, 00c nnd Elder’s farm hero. (chairman 0. P. Swope, tho County *1.20. Sold by Union Pharmacy.— Charles Bales, our popular school Ward, 2b........ ...... 1 0 0 4 5 0 put in tho wiring for thu now Davison of Music, under tho dupnrtment of Adv. School Board by Supt. T. W. Lawton, trustees, und one of our most promin­ Scott, ss....... . . 3 0 0 0 14 0 Music, announces the organization of | the school faculty by Principal M. J. home at Twin Lakes. ent citizens is now confined to his Rush, p........... ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 Mrs. Andrew Ilortclsun nnd duught n Sanford council. This association IOkerlund, tho churches by Rev. L. E. m m m n homo by illness. Hoyt, p.......... ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 . Wright and tho Woman’s Club by or Clair, nro visiting for n couple of works for the encouragement of tho J. K. Catos after visiting his daugh­ weeks with her relations nt Pnlntkn, American composition und to cronto u Mrs. It. W. Lawton. ter Airs. Bartow Mann, hns gone to 30 2 7 24 10 0 caving Thursday. demand for home music and bands for Lutigwood where he has accepted a Giants Norman Swnnson visited his par­ boys, nmntour orchestras, community | Jarm's Stuck) Says, "lints Cost Me position. AB R H PO A E ents Mr. und Mrs. Nlel Swanson, singing, choral clubs, etc. Tho Influ­ 9123 for Plumbing Bills.” J. B. Johnson and family who have Bancroft, ss. ...... 4 1 1 3 2 0 Tuesday whilo they wore recent vis­ ence of Jazz is strongly to bo reckon­ spent the summor In Tenn. nro ox* Groh, 3b........ ....... 8 1 3 2 2 0 "Wo amid n’t toll what was clog- itors at tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. ed with. Music that is corrupting tho pcected homo Thursdny. J. B. John­ Mrs. W. B. Williams nnd Mrs. R. W. feging up our toilet and drains. Wo hnd T. C. Carlson. home and nociul life of America. Tha Lawton intortalnod Friday night in son jr. nnd family will also return. Frisch, 2b .... ...... 4 1 2 2 4 0 E. Mousol, f. ....... 4 0 1 0 0 0 Mrs. Alum Noise nnd two littlu national chairman of tho American ■to tear up floor, pIpeH, etc., found u John Handel is homo nftor Bpending honor of Miss Noll Williams, nt tho daughters returned homo Sundny to Young, rf...... ....... 3 0 0 1 0 1 Association of lovers of music is Mrs. homo of Mrs. Lawton and delightful tho summor in Tonn. lnt's nest In basemnt, They hnd Kelly, lb ........ ....... .4 0 2 8 0 0 icr father, Gus Malm after n months Icbokt'd the pipes with rofuso. Tho David Allen Cnmpboll, of New York. refreshments wero served. Brennan Crenshnw spent Sundny nt Stengel, cf..... ....... 4 0 1 4 0 0 Jpiumln r's kill wna *125. IlAT-SNAP visit with hor husband’s people at Over each statu is u state chairman. Theodore Aulin Ih having a gas Jacksonville. Snyder, c ...... ....... 3 0 1 7 1 0 Iciuntil the rodent out." Three sizes, Fort Ogden. They enjoyed tho visit Mrs. Evelyn lllnckmnn Is chairman plant installed nt his homo on Gra­ Air nnd Airs. F. H. Black nnd fnm­ but it ruined nearly all the time. Her 0 10 135c, 05c, *1.25, Sold and guurnntcod for tho stuto of Flordn, There is also ham Avo, which will furnish light ily spent Sunday at Dnytona-Beoch. Noff, p.......... little daughter, Irn Bums entors tho E. Smith, p. ....... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ibjr Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. in each city or town of not less than and fuel. J. W. Jewell is confined to his homo first grade at school. Ryan ............ ....... 0 0 0 0 0 0 5,000 n local chairman and council, Mrs. C. L. West spent Tucsdny af­ by illness. Little Marlon Lundquist u Ibo enters IEARLY FALL SALE AT ItOUIUNS with nn advisory hoard consisting of ternoon in Snnford. Mr. and Mrs. Narr and daughter are this year. 32 3 11 27 10 1 the heads of music houses. Tho may­ expected home from tho north this Francis Swope loft Wednesday for Charles Cramer has gone into tho Scoro by innings S. Itobbins taken up two pages of or, president of Chamber of Com­ DoLnnd whoro he goes as a dulugnto week. Yanks .............. 000 001 100—2 7 0 Itoday's Dally Herald with bargains nuto repair business having learned merce nnd president of tho school to the Sunday Scchool Convention in Giants .............. 000 000 03x—3 11 3 I offereil at the special Early Fall In- his trade at Nashville. Tcnn. board. This association of American h i in la la la n n His brother, Vernon and bride and music lovers enrolls not only mus­ session thoro this week. On Thursday Summary: Double plays, Young to Itrmliu'tory Snlo Introducing now arseveral members of tiiu Woman’s Bibt*'risch; Bancroft to Snyder; throo Irivals in Fall Goods at this popular hor parents are making n long over­ icians but nil who realize the national lu Clnss attended the sumo meeting. bnso hits, Witt, Groh; left on bnsos, I store. Special prices on new fall land trip by motor from Fnlrviow, Importance of music as nn element of Mrs. U. B. McCall entertained u Yanks, 3; Giants, 7; Sacrifice hits, j suits, coat Bulls, ladles nnd misses Oklahoma to Washington, D. C. culture. And n desire to encourage few of her friends Wednesday after­ Mr. and Mrs. Nouh Fry and mother Schnng, Young, Ward; passed balls, I coat i, all iicceaBorles for tho Infant's tho upbuilding of American art, hence noon. Schang; bnso on balls, by Neff, 1; Iwear, everything In men’s wonr, Ind Bengston from Windemoro nro stay­ its purpose, "Unity through music" A most delightful surprise pnrty struck out, by Noff, 3. Attendance, ies hosiery, canton crope, poire twill, ing this week with Mr .and Mrs. T. and its slogun "Making America was given to Mrs. W. B. Williams Itaffeta and other kinds of dreasefl, O. Tyner. Mn. Fry is having Dr. Mc- Musical." Rev. J. F. Boll the presiding elder 18,000. Time of gnmo 2:05. Hitts off Snturday afternoon by the ladies of I waist* and everything. This fine big Cnslin attend to some dental work for Tho Sanford Council Is nt present her Sunday school clnss under tho iron: Pnlutlm accompanied Rev. W. Neff, 6 In 7 inings. Istock of good is fresh from the mnr hor. L. Rancher on his visit to thu Moores A number of our boys had their comprised of tho following: Mrs. Stel­ efficient leadership of Ms. S. W. Ikets with everything right up to tho station Church. Air. Bull will bu la Arrington, Mrs. W, N. Blackman, Swope, tho party being given in cclo* THURSDAY’S GAME (minute in ntylcs and workmen Bhlp. teeth attended to as school began. MIhh Mabel Bowler, Mrs. S. O. Chase, brulion of Mrs. William’s birthday. here to pruucli thu 6th Sunday of this BOX SCORE lMHHncry is especially attractive In Costs hut it pays in health. Mrs. Henry Colclough, Mrs. Frodorick Misses Virginia Wright nnd S. O’­ month. Giants Istyles nnd prices nnd in tho ahoo de­ (’. J. Stidt is expecting his brothoc, S. Dnlger, Jr., Mrs. R. It. DcnB, Miss Neal left Tucsdny for Lakeland. Miss Mrs. C. S. Worthington of Tampa AB R H PO A B partment tho styles nnd the rmo bnr- Frank Erickson who hns been fishing Martha Fox, Miss Ida Grny, Mrs. Wright will enter college at Southern and Airs. E. E. Cox from town wuro Inncroft, as. Igain.s will bo tho surprise of yuur life, at Volusia Bar. ....... 5 0 10 0 1 Ilav C. F. Wnhlborg will preach Craig Harris, Mrs. George Herring, this fall and will bo locuted with her upending thu day us guests Sunday Groh, 3b ..... ....... 4 1 1 1 iRcnd the ndvortlaoment in this issue 3 0 in thu Epworth home. Mrs. Ilonloy, Mrs. John Leonard), brother L. E. Wright Jr. Tho young Frisch, 2b. ... ....... 4 1 2 2 4 0 land see Bobbins Store—opposito tho again next Sundny nt 10:30 in Swed­ Mrs. Richard Mnxwoll, Miss Ellon ladles returned to Lakelund with Airs. Clydu Curriu from Rollins College Ipostoffico—and get some of thoso bnr- ish and 7 :!10 in English at tho Luth- Mnhonoy, Miss Anna Mason, Mrs. T. W. Lawton nnd Rev. L. T. Wright was hero Sundny spending thu day E. Meusel, If. ....... 4 1 1 1 0 0 Young, rf...... Igainn before they are gone. Short ernn. ....... 3 0 1 0 0 0 with his sister Airs. W. E. Provntt who went down to uttond thu opening Sundny school nt 3:00 at tho Prcs- Schellu Mnines, Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Itimo only .The chnnco to got tho vory vclly, 1st b. . ....... 4 0 0 15 0 0 und fnmily. exureises of Southern Col|ogc. rs. It. L. Peek, MrH, B. J, Starling, lUtest full and winter styles at aum- bytorlnn. Last time Uov. Clark gave Mrs. Clifford Shinholsor, Miss Mildred Air. und Airs. Wulkur Pruvatt and Stongol, cf. ... ....... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Lawton and Mr, up an exceptionally fine one on King­ Imcr prices, Cunningham, c., p. 2 0 0 2 0 0 dom Principals and postponed tho Simnumn, Mrs. Julius Tuknch, Mrs. und Mrs. J. N. Thompson motored to Miss Christuln McCollum! of Gonova Snyder, c....... ....... 4 0 1 9 1 0 wero recent visitors hero, R. A. Terheun, Mrs. Ernost Tolar, Sanford and Orlnndo Wednesday. la all malarial countries tho pop- sermon on Kid till next time. J. Barnes, p. ....... 4 0 0 0 4 0 Alys Chorpening was tha guest of Mr. nnd MrH, Mnlnor nnd Miss Nell Mrs. D, L. Thrasher, Mrs. Donna Tur­ On Thursday eve nnd again Sundny |alnr remedy is Horblno. People find xE. Smith .... ........ 1 0 0 0 .0 0 Uov. O. O. Ecknrd nnd wife from ner, Mrs. Honry Wight. Other names Willinms wero business visitors to Alias Bright at tho Vernon Collor jit a good medicine for purifying tho summer home on I'eacu Lake a por­ shall, of course, from tlmo to time ha Sanford Wednesday afternoon. rystem and warding off tho disease. Pierson, ministered to his pooplo hero uddod. 35 3 8 30 12 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Swopo spont tion of last week. and at Grovoland, They rendered |rrico, (10c, Bold by Union Phurmacy x—Hit for Cunningham in Oth, John Brumluy hus a broken arm, tho morning in Snnford Wednesday. Wo earnestly dosiro tho co-oporation Homo vory sweet duets und psalms -Adv too close contact with tho crank of a Mr. and AlrB. S. W Swopo and child­ in both tongucH; speaking on tha Im­ of overy citizen to our purposo and Yanks portance of Service in Engiibh nnd aim, viz.: to give onr boys and girlB, ren were business visitors to Winter Ford car. HEATH UK A. B. BROCK Joe Corley is attending Bingham AB R H PO A B Park nnd Orlando Snturday to ovory ono, groalor cultural oppor Belonging to God in Swedish. Witt, cf ......* * > •» •« •• 5 1 i 1 1 0 .Military School at Ashoville, N. C. tunity through thu modlum of music. While hero they wor guests of Mr. Mrs. G. P. Paxton received tho sad Dugan, 8b. .. Little Winona Purvis has been hav ........ 5 0 2 8 0 0 IRISH RIOTS ARE —Fannie S. Munson, chnlrmnn, San­ news yesterday morning pf tho doath nnd Mrs. Carl Cnrlson nt West End. Ruth, rf ,...... * •* « * « ••« 4 1 1 5 0 0 ing n very serious attack of soro eyes, ford Club, ON INCREASE NOW Mr. Chuzum is driving our school °f her fnthor A. B. Brock at CinclnnPipp, 1st .... ........ 5 0 1 11 0 0 Ohio, bus for R. R. Booth. R. Mousol, If. ....... 4 0 1 1 0 0 Mr. Brock was a resident of San­ Owner Away—House Occupied! DUBLIN, Oct. 3.—Troops nro Business and Occupa Schnng, c. .. ..... 4 0 0 5 0 0 ford for novornl years bolng a momAirs. AInry Mnrkol says, "Whilo 10 Days to Hatch! 6 0 ’"r of tho Fornald Hnrdwnro Co, He It takes ten days for tho oggs of a wns awny, bed bugs took possession of showing incroascod activity. Small tion Licenses Now Due Ward, 2b...... ......... 4 1 1 8 Scott, as....... 8 0 'r>* m‘ld in tho hlghost esteem by his roach to hatch—so If you keop Royn* my house. They wero everywhere. I uttneks by thorn have boon reported from vnrlous points. Thoy wero re­ Please takB notice that State nm "“ny frionds. Guaranteed Roach Powder around for went to my druggist und ho told me pulsed by tho regulars at tho bar County Licenses are now due am Shtwkoy, p ........... 4 0 0 0 2 0 -- -- - — — — a few days, tho old onos will carry it Royal Guaranteed nod Bug Liquid rncks at AUillingnr at Cavantsm. payablo for tho ensuing-year. 30 3 8 80 U 0 into tho nests before thoy din—nnd us was thu safest, quickest romody. Breed Like Sixty 1 In tho fighting at' Mullingar two Section 808 of tho LIconso Laws o 1 Score by innings: tho young hutch, thoy will bo doBtroy- used it and got rapid roliof.” Got a republicans nro reported to havo boon the State of Florida roqulrea that Glnnts .... 800 000 000 0—8 8 1 ’Hats breed llko sixty nonr the wat- od, too! Royal Guaranteed Ronch can today. 25c. Sold and guaranteed killed. At Cavantsm, moro than 70 onch person, firm or corporation Yanks ioo too ioo o—a s o by R. C. Bowor.—Adv. r *1L'ro>” said Frank A, Zunscr, "am Powder costs 10c and 26c. Sold and irregulars made up tho attacking MUST HAVE A LICENSE BEFORE Summary: Home runs, E. Meusel, f e have to got rid of them every few guaranteed by R. C. Rower.—Adv. pnrty. The main gate to tho barracks ENGAGING IN ANY BUSINESS Ponth*. Wo can only do it, wo find, Among tho teachers returning re­ wns destroyed by tho explosion of a PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION Ward; two base hits, Dugan, Ruth, R. Meusel; left on bases, Yanks, 6; UBinK Hoynl Guaranteed Rat Paste Second sheets, B '/jxll, only cently to Sanford for work in the mine and then the irregulars opened named In said License Laws. ' kh is the beat rat killer wo hnvo schools Is Miss Ida Gray of Salorn, n heavy fire from three directions on Please apply for your License at Giants, 6. Stolon bases, Freiach; JV8r Hmmi." Got a 25 or 50 cent hnn- 50c per 1,000, while they last, at III. Attendance, 86,000; bases on balls off tho Nationals. There wore no caau once. py tube today and destroy ALL rots. Herald office. M Barnes, 2; Umpires, Hildebrand, nltlea. JNO. D. JINKINS, “°bl and guaranteed by R. C. Bowor. Owens, Klom and McCormick. Time The world a t your door every even­ ^-Adv. Tax Collector, of game, 2:42. Double plays, Scott The Dajly Herald Delivered to your ing for 16c.—Daily Herald, Rub-My-Tiam, an sntlseptle. 88-20tc 168-4td; ltw Seminole County. to Ward to Plpp, J OVIEDO * -TSl«i 1, ./ef'- "JmM W j<; f, j - * ./U Si:M ”'tri'Uf'P ' “,% **.'' *-*i1 'vflirasi m .j V JI I '^f ; ym4tflM : EAST SANFORD Wll »t , i'1 �by the n«ab«r» of-tfca -S t - JU fW Gnlld, h u been postponed until fttr~ ' Uzwe*«e4ar*i Badr) Miss Maty Mahoney has returned home after spending several weeks School teachers who has been spend­ ing the summer In Illinois arrived with relatives In Palatka. Friday, Missesa Sara and Gerardlne Miss LaClalre Jones returned home (Muriel also arrived Friday from jacKsonvuie where wnere they tney spent some Saturday from Asheville N. C., Jacksonville time with their mother. where she spent several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Boyers and Mrs. Roy Chittenden returned home Master Walter White of Jacksonville, Friday evening from New York where * t. - —T , ----- • were visitors yesterday of Mr. and she has been visiting relatives. Mrs. B. J. Starling a t thalr home on Mr. Ernest Krupp has returned Magnolia ave. They were In the city from a delightful trip to New York a few months ago, but were surprised City, while there visiting relatives. at the recent building progress. - — Robert Ha eon returned on Sunday i *> Jf 'Ml . k*t j a _ > T from a vfeit to felatlVei ln Tampa. r James. A. Pearce, of JaeV<wnrilie, w u In tna city yesterday transacting business. Otters O f A Florida Grower Tofife sealed proposals will From Jonas Arlnnrt at Hammock the City Commission Groves, Florida, to Samuel Florida, at their o Newcomer, Dontonvilie, Mich. Thco. J. Miller returned Sunday from an extended trip to Mt. Clemens, Mich., and Asheville, N. C, Hall, a t or before 8 Dear Bam: 1922, for the followl Old Miss Brown has her nephew here tor a visit. Yesterday she confided Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Boyton, of . Number 1 Vitrlll Orlando, were in the city yesterday that she didn't now whether Willie was corrupting her parrot or the parrot Approximately 10; was corrupting Willie; but there war* evident fallings from Qmca on the part stopping at the Montenuma. Approximately 2li of both, and ahe either was going to havs to send Willie home or sand the Approving Mr. and Mrs. W, J. McBride return­ parrot away for the rest of Willie’s stay. feet of i f . ed home yesterday from Jacksonville feet of I f , This along with my recslpt of your letter to the effect you had been 010 feot of H” where they spent the past week. pretty strongly sold on tha Idea of turning your fruit over to a national mar2280 feet of lp George Bleh and ion of Apopka, ketlng organisation to be sold undtr their Pink Parrot brand la rather a co­ 1140 feet of ip spent yesterday in this city attending Incidence, lt la evident that tha Pink Parrot folks have been trying to oor1300 feet of I f to business and calling upon friends. rupt you, but I sincerely hope they have not gone very far with It. «0 branches P PLATT-PHILLIP8 Mrs. Stewart LaGette of Albany George Edward Phillips of San­ la the attractivo house guest of her sister Mrs. W. C. Hill, on Fourth St. ford and Miss Ruby Platt of this city obtained a marriage license yester­ «-; r '* J am not Inclined to underestimate them; but I would point out that Approximately 1)0 branches Mr. and Mrs. DoCottes have re­ day at Judge Frank Smith's office J. E. Jacobs, of Jacksonville, repre­ amoter pipe. turned home from New York whore in the county courthouse. The date senting Smith-RIchardson Co., was of the wedding was not learned. Approximately 320 branchu Vf they have spont the past threo weeks. in tho city yesterday attending to bus­ amoter pipe. —Orlando Sentinel. iness. Miss Gladys Adams ieavos tomor­ Approximately 230 branchu It" nmeter pipe. row for Lakeland whore sho will re- BROTHERHOOD OF SAINT AN­ J. W. Hemmeing, of Jacksonville, DREW sumo her studies nt Southern College. Approximately 25 — branch. was registered at the Montezuma yes■•vua u First meeting of tho season will tordoy while in the city on a business ametov pipe. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Ayecock and bo this week, upon tho ordinary days mission. Approximately 55 branches It ametor pipo. family returned homo Saturday from of meeting. Tuesday afternoons for North Carolina where they spent tho tho lower Grammar School Grades Benjamin Whltner on Monday as­ Approximately 20 branches, tl nnd Thursday afternoons for tho up­ sumed his now position as county ametor pipe. summer. per grndos. Thursday nights for the agent for Seminole, with hendqunrtors Number 1, Vitrified 8egementH Mrs. Harry Lewis has roturnod High School men nnd Tuesday nights in his office at the Semlnolo County For approximately 737 feet oi home from a pleasant visit with fri­ for" business men. Circular Sower. court house. ends nnd relatives in Deflonce, Ohio. For approximately 915 feet ol ENTERTAINS GIRLS FRIENDLY Miss Melba Roisinsteln, of Kansas Circular Sewer. SOCIETY Mrs. G. E. Mauldin of Washington City, Mo., daughter of Joe Rcisinsteln, Tho pipo to bo delivered at Ssn Mrs. Walter Gwynn Fox entertain­ D. C., is tho chnrming guest of Mrs, Mrs. V. L. Wagner nnd Miss Eva Florida, ns ordered by the City A. P. Connnlly nt her homo on Alag- ed tho candidates for tho Junior Grnco Wagner, of Kansas City, Mo., Ing tho six months following sc Girls Friendly Society, on Friday af­ nolin ave. nro spending some time here nt the complied from tho auction markets. 1 bellevo Sealdswoot must ho a better nnco of bid. ternoon nt hor homo on French Avo. Montczumn. trademark with a better reputation than any other In use In Florida, elao Specifications and form of pro] The Talent Money was turned in, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Wntors nnd why thoso bettor prices paid for SealdsweetT enn bo Becurcd nt the office ol Mr. nnd Mrs. Sessions spont tho dny nnd Pearl Robson brought in threo There will bo n meeting of the San­ City Manager. Again, the Florida Citrus Exchange is on Institution of Florida growers most pleasantly yestordny nt Day­ dollnrs, which sho had made with hor ford Council of Music in tho Woman’s Tho City Commissioners reimi by Florida growers, nnd for Florida growers. It Is Inseparable from Florldn. dime, tho next highest amount turn­ tona Bench. Club rooms Snturday, Oct. 7 nt 3:30 right to reject any or ail bids, < Its operations bonoflt purely Florldn growers and ownors of property In ed In wns by Margaret Edwards, it when matters of much intorcst will bo accept any bids they deem to bt Florida. The Pink Parrot folks are sprend out ovor tho country. They cannot Mr. Sidney O. Chase, Jr., of Jack­ being $1.40. discussed. All mombors urged to be tho best Interest of the City. make any special effort In behalf of Florida for that reason. If they wished, During the afternoon gnmos were sonville is spending n few days with they could withdraw entirely from Florida and still not affect their total present.—Fnnnlo S. Munson, Chnlrhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chnso pinyed, nnd Pinning on tho Donkeys ntnn. operations very much. Tail wnH exceptionally interesting, tho of Oak Ave. prlzo for this wns won by Piercy These things nro aside from the fact that the Pink Parrot organization Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Watt, of Iiartow, Is a commercial ono operating for profit, which must bo obtained somewhere Mrs. S. O. Chase who has been Ridlan. After tho contest delicious refresh­ were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. L. L. Al­ botwcon tho growers nnd tho markats. The Florida Citrus Exchango being spending some time nt Dnytonn Beach len on Sunday, motoring over to meot a co-operntlvo organization, owned by the growers whose fruit It handles, ments wore served. nfter her return from California, has their daughter Miss Inez, who 1ms makes no profit botwoen tho growers and the markets, but returna to the returned home. been visiting in Indlnnn with Mr. nnd producers overy cent which their fruit brings, less only Its very economical AMUZUS BRIDGE CI.UB post of operating. If tho Florldn Citrus Exchange were a Bmall organization, Mrs. J. C. Bennett cntertnlncd tho Airs. Allen and family. It might be claimed by some that grantor volume gave them a chance to Mr. nnd Mrs. Stackhouse of Now obtain greater economy. However, that Is not the ento. Tho groat volume Smyrna motored ovor, spending Sun- members of tho Amuzus Bridge Club nnd n few extra guests, Fridny nftorMr. nnd Mrs. G. B. Elliott nnd son which tho Florida Citrus Dxcbongo now handles enables It to make sales dny with Mrs. Jennie II. Vaughan of noon at her homo on Mngnoiin ave. have returned homo after spending at vory lowest cost. In fact, I believe It Is generally concodod that the Sanford Heights. Pink vines and hibuscus combined tho month of Sept. In Ohio visiting Exchnngo's soiling cost la the lowest of any organization handling Florida with ferns were used in decorating friends and relntivcs. Mr. Elliott’s Mrs. Frank B. Wlnthrop of Jack­ to 30” din., 4355’ long. the rooms whore the card tables wore father and mother returned to San­ sonville is the charming guest of her Thoro is nothing particularly spectacular nbout tho Florida Citrus ExFourteenth Street storm sewn 1 igu or Its operations. It Is a Imalnoss organization of Florida growors. It to 21” din., 1075’ long. sister Mrs. Walter Wight, nt hor placed. In the interesting games of ford to make it thoir future homo bridge pinyed, high scoro wns mndo with their son nnd daughter. m’t dopond for offoctlvonoss upon any particular star, or stars. On tho homo on French Avo. Park Avenue storm sewer, 12* by Mrs. F. E. Roiimillnt, who wns rnry, It Is ho arranged that any man, or Bevoral rnon, may drop out of 24" din., 1170’ long. j awarded a box of powder. Mrs. John T. Ilrndy returned homo Sanitary Sewers After tho gnme, the hostess sorved Win. II. Holden returned Inst night tlon nnd with unconHlng effectiveness. Snturdny afternoon from Jncksonvillo Between Sanford nnd f'ypreu. chicken snind, hot rolls nnd Iced ton. from n wcoks’ stay nt Atlanta in at­ whoro sho wns tho guest of hor daugh­ I suggoit you consider all these things carefully bolero you sign a Pink to 21” din., 4355’ long. ! tendance nt tho Life Insurance Con­ Among thoso enjoying tho cordial ter Mrs. Dnn U. Wilder. Parrot contract, romoniberlng that a man’s handwriting Is novor so bad It Botwoen Union Ave. nnd Thiti vention which was hold In that city. hospitality of Mrs. Bennett were S While there, Mr. Holden visited old onnuot bo road corroctly after ho has signed somowhero on tho dottod line. 0” and 10" din., 750’ long. Mrs. Loin Lngette returned homo Mosdnmos D. C. Marlowe, Howard friumls and scenes nt Collogo Park, Also, that from tho Htnndpolnt of being able to lot go whon ready, It is ofton On Ninth Street between C jfp r __----------------*---■• **-*-•■ — ■ ■ • Smith, Don Smith, John Smith, F. bettor to tako a bull by the tall rather than by the horns. Snturdny afternoon from Cniro, Gn., and Hickory Avo., 19” to 12” di^l the Georgia Military Academy, of where sho has been tho guest of her It may bo well to remember that I have not gotten all my Information long. which institution Mr. Holden is a graddaughter Mrs. Howard LaGette. at tho Florida ond of tho line. I have mnde numbers of trips around tho Botwoen Cypress and Pine Am, mnrkotB, both bofuro I Joined tho Florida Citrus Exchange nnd since. \ hnvo nnd 10” din., 11)50’ long. j Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key nnd NF.WS OF THE TALLAHASSEE tho prlvllego of knowing some ulznblo fruit Jobbers rathor intlmntoly. I know Between Pino and Hickory A w, COLLEGE GIRLS Airs. B. J. Starling entortnined tho that tho Trull trndo In gonernl Is disposed to give preferonco to the Florida dnughtcr, nnd Airs. Arthur D. Key members of Circle No. 2 Alondny af­ Citrus Exchange. Tho tondency In these days Is all toward roduclng the num- and 10” din., 1950’ long. returned home on Sunday nfter tho m I___ IM • * » • - —* *“ * - - -Botwoen Sanford nnd MngncliiA aiumnur spent at Dnytonn Bench. A delightful social event of Tuosdny ternoon at her home on AIngnolin ave­ 0" to J2" din., 3250’ long. evening in Tallahassee, was a buffet nue. Pink vines were used in decor­ Between Park nnd Magnoli* A* Air. nnd Airs. W. E. Scoggins nnd supper and “shower" given for Aliss ating tho rooms. Business plans for 10" din., 1600’ long. family returned home Snturdny from Barbara Knight of Tampa by mem­ the fall and winter months were dis­ Botwoen Park nnd 0#k Ave., 1 Hcndorsovillc and other plnccs in bers of tho Gamma Chapter, Chi Ome­ cussed. Airs. J, W. Rutlodgo will bo din., 2000’ long. North Carolina whore they spent tho ga Sorority, of the Florida State Col­ our chnirmnn for the coming year. Between First and Second St, summer. lege for Women, at Airs. Dodd's cozy Alter tho business session a social din,, 200’ long. half hour was enjoyed. Tho hostess tea room in that city. Botwcen Cedar & Holly Ave. Air. and Airs. Georgo Wiclnnd nnd As tliorc were quite a number of serving delicious cream a la mode of Sixth Street, 8” din., 1300’ long. daughter Alary ami Air. nnd Airs. C. visiting members of this sorority in with wufors nnd mints. A. Rnulcrson leave today for Alinrni' TnllnluiHsce nt tho time, this courtesy nnd other plnccs of interest on the in honor of one of their most popular Tile Pipe Orgnn Club was most de­ East Coast. members, proved one of tho largest lightfully entertained Alondny nftorand most enjoyable affairs of its noon by Airs, Leslie Bryan at her Atlas Margaret Wight returned kind in the history of the collcgo, al­ home Friday nfter attending tho girls though tliorc was a tinge of sadness homo in Osteen. This, tho flrat meet­ camp at Junnhiskn, N. C., she spent due to the f i >’t that Miss Knight will ing of tho fall season, was mnrkod by some time with hor mint, Airs. Frank not he a student at the college this tho enthusiasm with which tho various committees are planning their activi­ Wlnthrop in Jacksonville. year. ties. Numerous personnl gifts wore Among those present were: Aliss presented t otho Bazaar Committee Air. ami Airs. Robert E. Herndon Barbara Knight, honor guest, Aiisses for tho Christmas bznzuar. This com­ ami baby returned homo yesterday Alary Wallace Lnmhright, AlarIlia mittee also distributed attractive work from Jacksonville where they spent Nelson, Emily Lucas, Alary I.ouisu to be dono for tho bazaar. During the the past few dnys as tho guests of Dickinson, Katherine Uromldus, Alar- social hour tho hostess served rnoBt their aunt Airs. David Allller. ion Reed, Ellen Hohhs, AInry Weedon, delicious ice cream, chocolate nnd coAir. nnd Airs. Dolnhny hnvo snlled Elizuholh Copp, of Tnmpn; Misses connut unko. Despite tho inclement weather twelve members and several from Boston, their former home, oxvisitors were present. Tho club will peeling to make their future In Sanmeet next Alondny with Mrs. Vollo Williams, Mr. nnd Airs. James It. Stewart nice; Aliases Hilda Griffin nnd Alarnnd non, Joseph, motored Sunday af­ ternoon to Entorpriso, attending Vos- Ion Sanderson, of Orlando; Aiisses CHURCH WELLS TAKING MEAS URES FOR FALL AND WINpern at All Saints Church nnd after­ Alary Dood, Ouidn Trammell and Lou Kdgorton, Whitfield, of Talluhnssoo; TER SUITS TnitBE DAYS wards calling upon frlondn. Aliases Aiargnret Frnloigh and AInrTHIS WEEK ford. Having visited hero, they wore tha Livingston, of Alndison, Aiisses not satisfied until thin city should bo Roberta Carter, Sally Carter, Florlno The representative of the popular Lewis and EIolso Smith of Alarlnnna; their permanent residence. Misses Pauline Torvln and Mnry Cut- Shnffor-Wcedon Co., will bo bnck hero Thursdny, Fridny nnd Saturday Air. and Airs. H. A. Trunnn and hill Torvin, of DoFunink Springs; of thin week at Churchwoll's store to family of Wlntor Ilnvon motored Aliases Aiargnret Alurphreo and Eliz- take measures and show the fall and over to Sanford yestordny nnd woro nhoth Cockrell, of Gnlncsville; Aliss winter samples. It is hardly neces­ tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Androw Eunice DoVnno ,of Plant City; Alias sary to call tho attention of tho many Mahoney at their homo on Tonth St. Celia St. John, of Miami; Miss May pleased patrons of this house to the Carroll, of Alonticollo; Aliss Lyndnl fact that Shnffor.Weedon has -tho Airs. H. L. Glhsun nnd AInrtha BV1CKS goods. It might ho thnt a fow stran­ Coney went to Jacksonville) Fridny to gers in tho city would not know this CHANDLERS meet Alias LnCIniro Jones who wan fact. However, old nnd now customFORD TRUCKS returning homo from Asheville whoro era are invitod to tho Churchwoll’s sho spent tho past few wcoks with ntoro whoro Sam Bradford will meet and TOURING C. her aunt Aliss Leoln Evnns. you nt tho door nnd take you into tha Thio latter constitute* the filth Installment ol a series. Additional ■All in Good condition and I tailoring department whoro tho fall m et wilt te publlihcd In early Issuea. Terms On account of work,nnd painting on nnd winter, samples in nil the latest tho Pariah House, tho Card Party to styles nre rondy for you. Be sure 3H-20tc nnd come in during the threo daya. hnvo been given Wednesday evening tiOfi cures Dengue Fever. The Herald, 16e per week, delivered. ____ — -• l » - - » • - * ---------------------’ *L *-------------- * --------- Real Bargai N. E GARNE �W H P ' V'v*^ ■,'V •’ a. X. __________ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6,1122 ’jgB vey of Levy Grant. Th* said land ba* iny assessed at the data of the faauance of such certificate In the name IIM ir iM tte a STS •» 1ka ( K a m i I B M m • ( U i State e l n e v M a _ _ of E. Y. Malory, et a). K otlov is h a r o b y g iv e n t h a t 3. B. Unlese said certificates shall be re­ B artlett, p u rc h a se r -of T a x C ertificate No. l i t , d a t e d t h e 7 t> d a y o f J u n e . A. deemed according to law, Tax Dead D. 1»10, h a a filed s a id c e r t l f l o a t a In m y office, a n d b a a m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r will Issno thereon on the 21st day of T a x D eed to iss u e In a o c o r d s n a a w ltb a law. Uald c e r t i f i c a t e s e m b r a o s s t h e October, A, D. 1022. f o lo w ia g d e s c rib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In WITNESS my official signature PROGRAM OF BUSINESS AND THAT WILL MAKE THEM RICHER u en itn o le C ounty, F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : L o ts l.iaefcMlnK attendant:* at aach Committee appear boforo the county m , 151. m , i n . l « l a n d 144, P l a n or and seal this the 14th day of 8eptamENTERTAINMENT, THAT WILL tlub -d lv lalo n o f L a n d b e l o n g in g to A l­ IN THE YEARS TO Meeting of the Chamber of commissioners at the next meeting t a m o n t e L a n d , H o t e l a n d N a v i g a t i o n bor, A. D. 1022. KNOCK ’EM COLD * COMB * guaranteea a larger nnm- endorsing the program end request Co. T h e s a id la n d b e in g a s s e s s e d a t (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, th e d a t e o f t h e i s s u a n c e of s u c h c e r t i ­ J^rkcra from the memberehlp that that body contribute $160 in or­ f ic a te In t h e n a m e o f U n k n o w n . ( B y T k » A—w U I N P r t —I Clerk Circuit Court, (B y T k « Am m U IN I P r m ) Ta.ix C e r t i f i c a t e No. I U d a te d ^ 0 who have been leader* der to complete Seminole county’s CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 2.—The bit­ NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—The forty- th eAiso: Somlnolo County, Fla. 7th d a y of J u n e , A. D. m e , h a a f il­ minent* for the greater de- quote. s a id c e r t i f i c a t e In m y offloe. a n d b aa uminous opnratora and officials of the eighth annual convention of the ed 67-fltc By: A. M. WEEKS. D. C. a d e a p p l ic a tio n f o r T a x Dead to issue t of Sanford. Friday’* meet- The question of securing new head­ United Mine Workers of America Amorlcan Bankers Association got m In ncco a id c e r tif ic a te a c c o ru r d ua n co c e w il t hn law , s*atil b r a c e r th e f o llo w in g d ee e s cerlb r ib er d* ^ ro p ittondod by more than had quarters for the Chamber of Com­ gathered horo for a joint conference under way today with most of seven ee m r t y s i t u a t e d In Hetnlnole C o u n * . , ___ . Notice of Application for Tax Deed merce was again brought up. Ed. Hig­ l o - w l t : L o ts 118 , 1*7, » « , 1*0 a n d fflUled any of the prevloua this afternoon to arrange for future thousand, five hundred delegates in Ida, Under Section 675 of the Genera) 131, P l a n of H u b-division of L a n d b e ­ la addition there were five out gins, who hid previously been ap­ wage scales in accordance with an attendance. Tho program of business lo n g i n g to A l t a m o n t e Land, H o t e l a n d Statutea of the State of Fvbrida a v ig a tio n Co. T h e a u td -la n d b e i n g a s ­ of tho Board of Governors pointed chairman of tho Special Com­ agreement signed August 16th, which and entertainment will taka up five N se sse d a t the d a t e o f t h e i s s u a n c e of Notice ia hereby given that MaraJand a majority of the chalr- mittee to Investigate suitable location ultimately brought an end to tho soft day*. Strikes, future of labor unions, euoli c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e u a m e o f Un­ chal Nell Rose Company, a corpora­ known. " tlio various standing commlt- for tho office of the Chamber of Com­ coal strike. ugrlculturc, thrift, promotion and A lso: T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 255, d a te d tion, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 7th d a y of J u n e , A. U. 1820, h a s f il­ merce, advised that ono of the stores economic relations with Europe are tho ed s a id c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o ffice, a n d 207, datod tho 3rd day of June, A. D. a s m a d e a p p l ic a tio n fu r T ux Deed to among tho topics to be dlscussod. Reg hisaue . Chamber of Commerce is to in tho Meriwether building could bo In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law , a a l i c e r ­ 1018, has filed said certificate in my inald McKenna, former-Chancellor of tif ic a te e m b r a c e s tlio f o llo w in g d e s c r ib ­ office, nnd has mndo application for *nfratutnted that the Woman’* rentod end recommended that this p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In Heintnolo C o u n ­ tho British Exchequer; Horbort Hoov­ ed taken out a membership in proposition bo acted upon favorably. ty, F lo r i d a , t o - f t u : L u ts 211, 22V, 338, Tax Deed to issue in accordance with 301 a n d 305, P la n of Hulidivision ot er, Frank* Munsoy nnd many others 213, 214, -Itnlintion and has appointed It was unanimously agreed that larg­ 20U, 203, 2(1, 277, 272. 221, 200, lnw. Said certificate embraces the er quarters were necessary for tho will dolivor addresses. 303, 304 a n d 186, P n u i o f s u b d iv i s io n of following described property situated . president, Mrs. B. E. Tolar, to t.uiiu b e l o n g in g to A itu m o n io Land, J ,nt thorn at those weekly meet- Chamber of Commerce and according­ H otel a n d N a v ig a tio n Co. b a ld la n d be­ in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: ing a s s e s s e d a t th e uuiu of th e iss u a n c e ly it was voted to rent this location. 1, This was Mrs. Tolar’s first o t uuuli c e r t i f i c a t e m tlio n a m e ot Un­ Lot 00, Eureka Hammock. Tho said know n. tlaj snd sho was accompanied by Lewis O’Brynn, partner of Judge Also T u x C o r tlf lc u to No. 288, d a te d land being nssossed at the date of th* John Leonard!, a well known ar- Sharon, of tho low firm of O'Bryan & ON PERSONAL ESTATE IN THE J u n e 7th, 1020, h a s t il e d suld c e r t i f i c a t e issuance of such certificate in th* In my o f fic e a n d Imu m ude u p p iiu u tiu u Sharon, ono of tho invited guests at CITY OF NEW torkcr in tho Womnn’a Club, rur T a x Ueod to Issue In a c c o r d a n c e name of "Unknown." Unloss said cer­ the mooting, was called upon by Pres­ w ltn luw. bald c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s tificate shall bo redeemed according YORK ttontlon of the meeting was called thu f o llo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t ­ ident Connolly for nn address. Mr. ed in Heiiiiuole C o u n ty , F lo rid a , to - w lt: to law. Tax Deed will issue thereon rteent movement Inaugurated in L o is 318, 310. 320, 321, 322, 326, 320, 200, (B y The Associated Preset O'Bryan spoke very flatteringly of P la n of Hubdivleloii of la n d buluugliig on tho 21st day of October, A. D. Klwsnis Club to have local morNEW YORK, Oct, 2.—John D. Sanford, its wonderful possibilities nnd to .v ltu m u u lo Lund, H o te l a n d N u v ig aBtj plan spccinl sales days and fnvornblo mention given it whenever Rockefeller has tho largest assess­ iiuu Co. Hald la n d boing ussuesed a t 10 22 . WEST PALM BEACH MAN CANDI­ ;lw Unto uf tile is s u a n c e ot s u c h c e r tlWITNESS my official signature and i extension tours or friendship ment on tho personal estate in Now ticatu in m o n a m e o f U n know n. Florida in spoken of. Mr. O'Bryan DATE FOR JUDGE­ Also: T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 283, d a te d sent this the 14th day of September, for tho purposo of attracting York City, it is shown by tho tax stated that his purposo in locating in SHIP J u n e 7th, 1020, lias filed su ld c e r t i f i ­ A. D. 1022. to Sanford. In this connection Sanford wns a selfish one nnd he wan honks opened today. IIo must pay c a te In m y office a n d hits m a d e uppllc u t iuii to r T ux Loud to Issue la ucuurd(SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, been suggested that tho band two million personally. Among those uncu w i t h luw. Bald c e r t i f i c a t e e m ­ ( B y T h e A sso c iate d P r e s s ) anxious to participate in the benefits Clerk Circuit Court, b rac es tlio f o llo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r ­ Jlnpany tho merchants on these all individuals would derive from tho assessed for ono million nro: J. P. WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.—Judge E. ty u iiuuiod in Hummule C o u n ty , F tu rlSeminole County, Fla. I. It is botiovod that continual t u - w l t : L o ts 116 a n d 172 P l a n of groat development which wan assured Morgan, Dorothy Caruso, widow of C. Davis, of West Palm Bench, who uu, Hubdivleloii of L u n d buluugliig to A llu57-0tc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. tition of this kind would result In here. IIo ntnted ho wan willing to tho famous tenor; Emil E. Hepburn, has been recommended for appoint­ m unlu L und, H o te l untl N a v ig a tio n Co. Id la n d b eing a s a o sse d a t t h e d a te nat deal of trade coming to San- giva value received and would expect James Hill, Margaret S. Hill nnd Jns. ment as Judge of tho recently created Hu ot Ute Issu a n c e uf aucli c e r t i f i c a t e III from adjacent communities that Southern Florida district, wns pre­ ibe n u m e o t U n k n o w u . Man out in Cnlifomla owos over nothing more from tho city than what N. Hill. U nless su ld u e r tl tlc u t o s ahull be r e ­ uw goinjt olauwhere. This matter ho put into it. Mr. O'Bryan impressed sented to President Hnrdlng nt the deem Ha ed a c c o r d in g to la w T a x L u e d w ill threo hundred trillion dollars. th e r e o n on tlie 14th d a y of Uo must hnve been in tho newapnper bus­ referred to tho Retail Merchants Whito House today by Representative issue those present as being u live wire nnd tuber, A. D. 1022. W linues m y offluiul s i g n a t u r e a n d iness nnd boon mixed up in politics. jnlttce and will bo considered by an individual who could be counted Wood, of Indiana, chalrmun of tho suul th is t h e n n d u y uf b e p te m b o r , A. n it the meeting of this commlttoo upon to assist in any movement that Republican congressional campaign L. 1022. to L A L j B. A. DUUULAHH, th will ho held Wednesday at 3 p. hnn for its object tho making of n committee. C le r k C i r c u it C ourt, Tho Dally Hamid Delivered <o your Heiiiliiolu C o u n ty , Flu. door six ueya a wook for 16 cent*— greater Sanford. Uy: A. W L L K b , L. C. Thu plans of the Herald In having ult-tilU Iiirman S. M. Lloyd, of tho TourResolutions wore rend from tho Or­ a publicity tax that will take care of ind Convention committee, report- lando Chamber of Commerce oppos­ nil tho .necessities of city nnd county Notice uf Application for Tux Deed Q Q Q Q Q tZ I D t the negotiations with tho city com- ing tho Itcaportionment mensure to Under Section 575 of the Uencrul g q CSS^SSSS^SlQS 3 C 3 C 3 G 3 D C lioners for tho financing of the be voted on nt tho next gcnornl elec­ THIRTY-EIGHTH WEDDING DAY nro boing followed in other count­ Statutea of the Stutu of Florida ies with good results. And when n OF THE GREAT COM­ had been successful. As a result tion. Mr. Lnke, nn representative, of Notice is hereby given thut M. S. renl publicity tax is levied by county MONER he work of this committee tho Seminole county, wns called on for nn ‘V McCall, puieliusur uf Tux Certificate and city those who have nevor con­ iford people will hnve hand con- expression on this amendment and in ( I l f T h e A sso ciated P re s s ) tributed a cent for boosting Snn- No. 204, dutch thu 'dll duy of June, it. eight months of tho year, his opinion the measure was a stop LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2.—Mr. and ford will then lie obliged to do thoir U. l ‘J20, has filed said certificate la he call for a report by tho Ship by forward nnd that if not accepted it Mrs. William J. Bryan celebrated their my office and has mude upplicutiun ter Committee brought out tho would necessitate a further delay in 3Hth anniversary of their wedding, it part of tho advertising. It Is tho for Tux Deed to isauo ia ueeurduncu only fair nnd equitable way. Most Mr*. Mildred Pipkin, of that shipments of freight by wnt- the ronpportionmont of the state. It wns announced at the home of their with luw. Said certificate embraces R. P. D. 8, Columbia, Tenn., were showing greater increases wns ngrecd to discuss this matter fur­ daughter, Mrs. Richard L. Hargrave of us havo spent our money and the fullowing described property sit­ says: "My experience with week. The question wub raised ther at the night meeting of tho Cham­ hero. They received one hundred time mnking people rich l.oro In San­ uated in Seminole County, Fiorina, toCardul has covered a number ol ford nnd they hnve nevor turned [to thu plans contemplated by tho ber of Commcreo, nt which tlmo nn guosts including William G. McAdoo, *il; Let ie, Lieut L, D. if. ilium- ( years. Nineteen years ago . thoir hand over to help tho town or a Water Traffic I.oaguo, ami effort will ho made to get out tho en­ Richmond Pearson Hobson, Dr. ltufus ell’s Survey of Levy Grant. Thu said! I got down with weak back, I themselves. You know It. rman Hall of this connnittno, who tire membership. lane being assessed ut tho dulo of tlie 11. Von ICicliiBmid, president of the was run-down and bo weak and a member of tho Water Traffic A letter wns rend from Wm. T. Don­ University of South Carolina. Mr. issuance uf such certificate in Luo1 nervous I had lo stay in bed. Tho production of motion pictures gee, was instructed to report when nelly, ono of Snnford's grontest boost­ Bryan leaves today to campaign in nume uf L. Y. Malory, ot ul. • | 1 read ol will heirin in Orlando Monday says next meeting of the local branch ers nnd designer of tho proposed eight states for congressional nnd sen­ Also: Tux Cortificulo No. 203, tint- j thu Reporter Stnr. And we want to (Water Traffic League would bo yncht basin. Mr. Donnolly is now atorial candidates. say there ia no place in tlio whole ed thu 7th day of Juno, A, D. 1320,' working out n system of river trans­ country where any better scones can has filud said certificate m my oin. Leonard! advised that it was portation which, when completed, will iio found Ilian In Orange, Somlnolo lko, and hus made application lor intention of tho Woman’s Club to ha submitted to tho Chamber of Com­ and adjoining counties. Wu believe fax Leed to issuu in ueeurduncu with in* "Better Homo Movement" and merce for further action. Mr. Donnel­ that this will In time become as great toW. bald ceiliflcute embraces the' it the period of October Oth to 14th ly has had published in tho Nuturnl nn industry in Florida as in Californ­ following described property siluutcu Hie Woman’s Tonic Id be set aside for this purpose, History Magazine, published by tho ia. Haul Gilmore Bait! it would tunny m Sominolu County, Florida, tu-wit: ch is a National Affair, tho object American Museum of Natural History and sent for it. I took only one years ago and wo believe his dronms Lot fO, Block U, U. U. Mitchell's burbottle at that time, and It helped ig to encourage citizens to build an article entitled "An Optical Phe­ will some true. me; seemed to slrcnglhen and *r homes. Tho Woman's Club nomenon on a Florida Lake" which build me right up. So that is to have one of tho newly coa­ was prompted by tho rainbows which AN!) LACK OF ASSURANCE OF Orlando has put tho ono hour park­ COCKROACHES how 1 first knew ot Cardul. ted houses arranged according to form on Lnke Monroo nt sunrise, nnd LIVING MAKING VACANT ing net into effect again for tho win­ WATER BUGS After that,. . . when I began to luggc.uiona laid down by tho orlg- which ho had observed from his PULPITS ter season. Remember this when you ANTS get weak and ’no account’, I |tors of the movement. Fixtures, yachts during his recent visit. The park in Orlnndo. sent right for Cardul, and it ration , furnlturo, otc., will be ae- nrticlo is very interesting and appears M A Soft "CITY~iowaj Oct. 2.—Lack never failed to help me." frum locnl merchants and when under a diagram drawn by Mr. Don­ St. Augustine is said to tho oldest of assurance that they ho able to live If you arc weak nnd suffering ladica havo complete their work nelly of the phenomenon, and tho pub­ city in the United Stnlcs nnd tho from womanly aliments, Cardui in reasonable comfort after their dnys public will bo invited to inspect lication of this article will, without people admit it. Man over there tlio EASILY KILLED BY USINO may be Just what you need. of service wore ovor, wns hold by Rov. t experts in homo building and do­ question, givo a great deni of publicity other day was arrested for a murder Take Cardul, it has helped J. II. Cudlipp, of Burlington, to bo ing call a model modern homo. to Sanford. This publication hns n ho had committed forty-four years S T E A R N S ' ELECTRIC P A S T E thousands, and ought to help the principal reason for thirty thous­ It also kills rate sn d mice. It forces • Leonard! asked for tho co-oporn- wide distribution. ngo. This wns probably in plenty t h o * peats to run from building for water you. and vacant pulpits in Amcricn today, iof the Chamber of Commerce nnd Tho proposed rate increaso request­ and freah nlr. A 18c box oonlalna enough of time according to the oldest city At all druggists’ and dealers'. to kill K0 to 100 rats or mica, (let |t from turn of $25,00, tho amount noces- ed by tho Fourth Suction Committee of in his address boforo tho upper Iown in tho United Stntos. However, they jrnur drug or senaral stare d e o l v today, EOT M. E. conferenco last night. to finance the proposition. Tho Southern Carriers,,nnd on which sev­ might hnve waited until tho man EtAD'l FOR USE-BETTER THAN TRAPS ting went on record ns heartily eral hearings have boon held before wns older. BRUISED FEELINGS. lo'*ing tho movement and voted tho tho Interstate Commerce Commission Have you read the want ads today I unt requested. Mrs, Tolar, when was discussed at some length. The Dr. Brownleo, of tho Prsbytorian td upon for suggestions, prefaced socrotnry wns instructed to secure In (He C ircuit Court. S eventh Jm llelnl remarks by stating that sho was proceedings of the Inst mooting held Church, preached on tho subject of C ircuit, In nnd lo r (h e C nunlr of "bruises" in his aormon yesterday Sem inole, F lo rid a .-—In C hnncerr ied to ho a member of tho Cham- in Washington and refer them to the CITATION of Commerco' and participate In Traffic and Transportation Commit­ morning and ho opened up a lino of P ovbhouse, C o m p la in a n t, thought hitherto left closed by all ex­ \V. W. vs. work it was doing. Sho callod at- tee. cept tho nowspapers, Wo have often T h e u n k n o w n h e irs, dovlsees, g r a n te e s , |*ion to an ovont which tho club was o r o tliare c l a i m i n g u n d e r J o s e p h F ln e called attention to the fact that people d eceased, J a m e s U. I’n r a m o r e , ,l>ing for Octobor 27th, to be IIEARST TO SUPPORT SMITH mnko themselves miserable by sup­ dKan, ec ea sed , J a m e s R. F ln a g a n , d e c e a s ­ wn as Woman’s Club Day, and ed, J o h n D. Uelloctinsso, d eceased, an d posing things about tho nowspapers, J. l t u t l e d g o F l n e g a n , docoueed, D e ­ •ho was pleased to hear of tho d a n ts . NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—William about their friends and especially T of:e n All Just aa IDEAL FERTILIZERS are best for growing p a rtie s claim ing In terest under rts being modo to inaugurate DotJo s e g a n , deceased, J a m e s D. Randolph llonrst announced tonight about thoir so-called onemlcs. , Dr. I’a r apmho rFe ,ln edec your crops, IDEAL INSECTICIDES are beBt for protecting bays and special sales days, inasea sed , J a m e s n . F in e them from insects and. diseases. a n , deoeneed, J o h n D. Belleohaaea, b •» it was tho original intention that ho would support tho Democrat­ Brownlee said so many pooplo made gdecerned, n nd J. I lu tle d g a F ln e g a n , he club to havo tho merchants put ic tickot headed hy Alfred E. Smith thcmsolvos miserable by tho fanciful deceased, o r o th e rw is e , In t h e f o llo w ­ Fruit is sold largely on its appearance. A good way to g d e s c rib e d p r o p o r t y s i t u a te d , ly in g Blights that aro onlargod upon and ninnd •pedal event of this oort in order for governor. b e in g In Hamlnolo C o u n ty , F l o r i ­ insure your crop against low, unprofitable prices is to make Tho publisher outlined his attitude mudo from molo hills into mountains. da, t o - w l t : people from surrounding dlsthe most of it first grade fruit by proper spraying. L o t I o f M. M. S m ith 's T h i r d B ub-D Ivand help mako tho Woman’s in a letter to tho editor of the New That what aro supposed to bo slights islon. a c c o r d i n g to t h e p l a t t h e r e o f We have INSECTICIDES for rwery purpose and gladly York American, which follows: d u ly o f r e c o r d In, th e pub lic r e c o r d s of are nothing more than Instances of Hemlnole C o u n ty , F lo r i d a , In P l a t Hook b day a success. Tho purposo of give full directions for their use. "1 wish you would kindly support forgetfulnoss on tho part of pooplo 1 a t p a g e 81, b e i n g a p a r t o f S eatlo n I I, d*y is to raiso money for tho buildT o w n s h ip 19 S o u th , R a n g e 10 Hast. with complete sincerity the Democra­ who aro not trying to (njuro anyone I t a p p e a r i n g fro m th o s w o r n bill of fund of tho Woman’s Club. Mrs. tic tickot and with some discrimina­ but who happon to forgot thorn here c o m p la i n t h e r e in file d t h a t J o h n D. SPRAY MACHINERY r advised that tho club intended Ilellec hasse , J a m e s 8 , P a r n m o re , J o s e p h tion tho Democratic platform." and there. Pooplo enn worry ovor F ln e g a n , J u m o s R. F l n e g a n a n d J. R u t ding in tho very near future. e d : nnd Right spray outfits are necessary for right results. We some fancied slight until they become lodge F l n e g a n ,nre n o w d e c e a sdevisees, '“•t Commander Herring, of tho MORE SHOPMEN BACK ON JOBS fanatical over the subject They can gt hr aa nt t ethe es , noarmoetsh eorf ctlhaei mhaeirs, have a full line of best makes. For large outfits, see our n t s u n d e r th e n f o 'o s n l d d e c ea sed p e r s o n s , a r e un *rican Legion, detailed the plans BEAN SPECIALS. hnve bruised foellngn ovor all sorts of k n o w n : THEUBFORM . all p arties ■bad been made by tho executive conditions and they can mnko them- c l aNOW, i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r J o h n D. B elleMUSKOGEE, Okla., Oct. 2—Tho ndtteo of tho Florida Posts for a solves miserable over nothing for tho ohasee, J o s e p h F ln e g a n , J a m e s 8 . P a r a FARM IMPLEMENTS m ore, J a m e e R. F l n e g a n a n d J. R u t Fort Smith and Western railroad has idn First exhibition at tho next rest of thoir lives. There should be le d g e F ln e g a n , o r o th e r w is e , In th e signed an agreement with its strik­ ention of tho Legion which would r o p e r t y h e r e i n d e s crib ed , a r e h e r e b y none of those fandod wrongs In the p______ Full stock— plows, harrows, cultivators, fertilizer distri­ r_ b e a__ jppear bafor* our e q u i r e d to n d si [held in Now Orleans next month, ing shopmen and they will return to world. Come doan with everyone and rgaltl Han­ court at tbs_______ CourtinHoi butors, etc. “ ils C“ o u n ty , F lo r i d a , o n t b a m Mr. Herring’s statements these work Monday, according to United cease to make capital out o t every* fl ol hrd' ,d aHamlnolo y o f N o vom bar, A. D. 1931, a n d ' aro vory elaborate and will do States Marshal Henry Cooper, who thing that tends to hurt your feelings. t h a n a n d th o r a m a k o a n s w e r to t h e Write Us Your Requirements o f C o m p la i n t In e a ld c a u s e filed, b toward advertising the state as snid todny that ho would withdraw Anyone can havo bruised fooling* U oBtill h e r w l e e a D a c re e P r o Confoeeo will -ri!e' counties In the state are all his guards on the road at 0 a . m they wear them out in the open ready bo I te nlet e roerdd ear ge da l nt he et tthorn. t h i s n o tic e b e p u b nbuting generously and the ma- Monday. FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY CO. in t h e H anford H e ra ld , a n e w s ­ to be bruised and on the other hand p aihed p e r p u b lis h e d In Som lnole C o u n ty , y buve all raised the quota assigntho free spoken person can save a lot F lo rid a , o n e s a w e e k f o r e i g h t ( I ) oonAgricultural Building Jacksonville, Florida e w eeke. 0 l"0In' Mr. Herring advised that Congratulations to Herb Falkel of of sensitive people much sorrow by e e cWu itlv t n e s s m y h a n d a n d t h e e e a l o f th * polo’s qU0ta WnB |250 of which tho St. Augustlno Record. He has o u r t on th le f i n d d a y of curbing their sharp tongues. There Is s a idg uCs t,i r cA.u itD ,C IBS), c ty commissioners had pledged boen appointed a major general or work to do along this Hno. Dr. Brown­ A u(HEAL) Full stock on hand at Sanford Branch of E. A. DOUdLASH, C le r k C i r c u it C o u rt. • He requested the support of something of that sort on the staff lee Is right. S em e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo . hnmbor of Commerce. It was of Govornor Hardee. Wo Just know WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. 1 - B y : V, B. DOUQLABS, D, C. G E o n a E a. h e r r in g . y VotctJ to havo tho Publicity Herb will look good in his uniform. Try a Herald Want Ad today. C o u n s e l f o r C o m p la i n a n t, 14-Bta lu m iH U n m in n n m m n u u m n n in in u m COAL OPERATORS BAMiERS MEET NEW HOME HAVE A MEETING IN NEW YORK IN THE NEAR FUTURE FOR WAGE SCALE ALL THIS WEEK n o t ic e o r A rru c s tio n FOB tax 19 m E ROCKEFELLER HAS LARGEST • ASSESSMENT r.*PHp "‘'j 4| m JUDGE DAVIS WAS A VISITOR AT WHITE HOUSE & j THE BRYANS CELEBRATED ANNIVERSARY Weak Back MINISTERS CANNOT LIVE ON SALARIES cfa Jrjj CARDU! a m ■rm 'l l Ideal INSECTICIDES jv5Jg '4 'iii » vfB i, jw* m in .'.vVv iAjJ'jifife-*Jy'r . ■ - v iu L tA i m IM i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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NUMBER 01 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1922 • - . ' -.'i'-a ELEPHANT ESCAPED CIRCUS, | GASOLINE TAX LAW BRITISH ELECTION HELD TERRORIZED NORTH CAROLINA WILL PROBABLY STAND BEFORE THE NEW YEAR IN VICINITY OF WILMINGTON IS FREELY PREDICTED AFTER MANY BATHES Numerous Damage Suits Against the Circus Will Result NOTWITHSTANDING POSI­ AGREEMENT WILMINGTON, N. C., Oct... 12.—Topsy, the elephone who BETTER HOMES TIVE ASSERTION THEY ■scoped from the circus here Monday night is in captivtty again COURT YESTERDAY ARE IMPOSSIBLE oday, after roaming through the backyards, swamps, a dye house IS EXPECTED ,nd IS THE SLOGAN one negro cabin. Numerous damage suits against the circus account of destruction wrought by Topsy will be filed according BY MINERS ,omstatements FOR THIS Wl l B E F O R E ^ XMAS f if t e e n " d a y s of property owners. Arc Left to Gunn In Which He Lloyd George's Friends Continue Can Amend HIs Com­ to Insist That He Will iA N C E WILL BE UNABLE . plaint * Not Resign TO PAY ANY PART OF DEBT FOR THE NEXT FOUR YEARS r e h e a r in g p e t i t i o n d e ­ n ie d b y THE SUPREME MAXIMUM PRICE ANTHRACITE MINES BY INDEPEND­ ENTS CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED IN SAN­ FORD HAS BEEN GREAT SUCCESS Tho campaign for bettor homes In LONDON, Oct. 12.—Odds of nearly America launched by tho Delineator, two to ono against an election before in co-operation with tho nationnl and New Year Is being accepted In London state officials which has been under­ insurance market notwithstanding tha way for some timo pust will havo a positive nssortlons in tho press and All of This Period M ust Be Devoted to Reconstruc­ tangible result in tho better homos political circles that tho appeal to tha week which will bo obsorved Octobor country boforo Christmas is Inevit­ tion W ork 0-14 inclusive throughout tho nation. able. Lloyd Goorgo’s friends contlnua Tho idea mot with tho hearty approv­ to insist thnt ho will not rosign while PARIS, Oct. 12.—Franco will be unable to meet any pnrt of al and co-operation of Herbert Hoovor others assert ho is determined to ask CLEVELAND, Oct.“ 12.—Warning secretary of commerce, and ho and country for voto of confldcnco at tha ter debt for tho next four years as all available receipts for that thnt another coal striko is inevitable other nationnl officials, including >eriod must be devoted to reconstruction of devastated regions, acApril 1, 1023, unless certain condi­ polls. Calvin Cooliuuo, vice-president of tho :ordlng to the Paris Herald which quotes one of tho highest auth­ tions nro removed, n sharp diverg­ United States, have extended every LONDON, Oct. 12.—Prime Minister ence of opinion between union nnd non­ orities of French ministry of finance. co-opcrntlon, nnd tho governors of union operators ovor labor policies, Lloyd Gcorgo has announced hts in­ practically ovory state in the union nnd n manufacturer telling tho mining tention of replying publicly at Mlnhnvo delivered proclamations, and chcstor Saturday to criticism recently industry to "organlzo its household rnndo appointments of men nnd wo­ to ninied nt tho government’s near east­ for self-examination, self-expression men nil sections to further tho nnd self-government,” marked the pu ern policy. Tho sudden announcement movement locnlly. third day's session of tho Amoricnn to In Sanford, ns in other cities n mod hus tnken tho press by surprise and Mining Congress which was devoted to ol house, attractive architecturally— brought general interest in the domes­ to an intensive study of tho problems to BY PROF. COOPER OF THE SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL AT THE and well arranged is being furnished tic nnd political situation to a point, BETTER HOMES DEMONSTRATION WEDNESDAY confronting tho bituminous coni in­ to by firms of tho city, nnd dally re­ following rumors of an early breakup to dustry. ceptions will bo held thoro—this being of tlfu present conlltion. Tho present outlook in the Near one of the features of tho better East may havo opened up somo inner FRANCE WILL WAIT ACTION OF At the Better Homes demonstration In natural landscapes the common homes week. sources of information enabling the COMPANIIES ON DRY SHIPS The ideal embodied in tho move­ yesterday Prof. Cooper, ngriculturnl grasses afford a setting for other political writors to speak with great­ growths. No thcr plants enn tnko ment is clenrly outlined in tho cur­ er authority than heretofore; nt any instructor at tho Sanford High School PARIS, Oct. 12.—Tho French gov­ gave an instructive tulk on "Beautify­ Its place. It is upon troes, shrubs rent issuo of tho Delineator, tho rate yesterday’s newspapers huve the ernment decided to let tho stonmship ing The Homes.” ’ Thoro woro 200 and flowering plants, that one dopond statements from Vico-prcsident Coolcompanies affected deal for tho pres­ present yesterdny among them being for the chief attraction of olr pleas­ idgo nnd Mr. Hoovor being given fo* nppearnneo of of thoso usually accom­ panying the Inst days of a moribund ent with tho situation crcnted by tho ninny members of tho D. A. R. nnd ure grounds. In otir nrrnngomonts wo tho intorest of thoso who nro par­ government and tho early dissolution rccont Washington rulo against liquor kindred organizations. Tho tnlk of receive valuable lessons from nature, ticipating in the bettor homos move­ of parliament. carrying by ships n Amorlcnn ports. - and let us remember no mnttor how ment. Prof. Cooper follows: Necessarily a general election ie "A hurt* nnd ugly homeground t* ! few trijos, shrubs or plants may lie commonly discussed ns n mnttor of not good business, for beautifying employed In any place, thoy will bo more or less certainty. Tho opinion grounds increases tho vnluo of tho moro effective if brought togothor of tho majority of tho political oxhomo and makes it moro desirable to in groups ports, however, Is thnt Mr. Lloyd Landscape gardening then is makn purchaser. Tho common or hotoroGcorgo hns no intention of resigning gencuus way of planting is unprofit-1ing pictures with plnnts. Tho fundnnnd that ho will put up n big fight on nble. Wo should uao permanent plants mentnt principal where by a benutibehalf of tho conlitiun In which ho and of that section of the country, ful and inspiring picture can he rnndo will hnvo tho support of AuBton Cham­ You well rcnllzo that salability Is of- is to hnvo n broken sky lino combined NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—Officials of •RINCIPAL CROPS SEEM TO I1E CITY OF HONOLULU COMES TO berlin in tho latter's forthcoming ten influenced by the first impression, with a billowy and wnvoy mnss. speech nt Birmingham. At tho same COMING DOWN tin Cunard Lino onouncod last night GRIEF ON FIRST Buying a place with Improvements Plants for windows nnd their care, timo thoro nro Bomo who confidently NOW . that they had launched stops to bring VOYAGE already made has an advantage ami .Southern exposure best, cast next, rofor to tho dissolution of parliament a test ease in tho supreme court of tho WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—Produc­ a disadvantage. Tho plantings may for Southern exposure, Gornniums, LOS ANGELES, Oct. 12. — With nnd n goncrnl election in .i mnnner im­ United Stntos of Attorney General Daugherty’s decision thnt ships flying ers of tho principal .crops In the Unit­ mistakes nro not all had after nil for Lnntanns nnd Heliotrope. 2 for some three hundred pnssengors on plying knowledge thnt tho promiur has mistnkes nre not nl had after nil for Eastern exposure, Begonias, fuchalready docidcd upon this course. a foreign flag could not bring liquor ed States paid an average price of two tliey may help to tench him uzeful sins. Poor plnnts in our windows board, tho Los Angeles Steamship Speculation is very busy ovor the per cent loss for their products in for passengers within tho threo milo Company’s now Btuamor, City of Hon­ comes from a lack of fresh olr and probnklc result of an nppeal to the September than provlous month, ac­ lessons. limit. too much heat. They breathe. Un olulu reported by wirolosB today ofiro country. An important result of the In plunning and planting our home cording to tho bopartment of Agricul­ Tho lino sent its attorneys, Lord, two days off Hhoro from thin port on grounds wo should keep nwuy from favorable conditions nftor boing to return from its first voyngo between crisis, according to two or threo of the Day & Ixird, of Now York, to Wash­ ture. strnight lines ns much as possible, diseases. Stir soil In boxes onco a ington yesterday to confer with tho Los Angeles nnd Honolulu. Tho ves­ papers, in thnt Sir Robert Horne, chan­ week with fork. and follow tho curves of naturo. cellor of the cxcchuequor has postpon­ attorney general nnd to arrange for Th-* question was asked "Can run­ sel is a shipping board steamer of ed his trip to the United States and Tno natural Htylc of inndscnpu petitioning for an injunction to re­ 17,500 tons. I-eft September 23 with gardening endeavors to present its ning plunts, ho plnnted in window more than threo hundred passenfters, that the debt funding mission will not strain tho government from putting pictures in farms typical of tho na­ boxes jmd trained successfully on o mostly tourists, and bcllcvod a large he undertaken by anothor, being held tlie liquor ban into effect. tural lundsPupu nnd this ia mad6 vital vmnll trellis. Yea. The ivy is vory number of those woro returning. up until Sir Robert fools aide to go. Tho attitudo of tho Amorlcnn Steam­ by tho landscape spirit. Ii\ small good and easily trained. Life boats nre being let down by ship Owners’ Association, howovor, as Examples of running window parks, undergrowth should not ho cut tho City of Honolulu nt 8:40 this expressed by an official statement awny nnd n few Inrgc flower beds nre plnnts nre 1. Eng. and Gorman Ivy. 2 morning according to radio recoived yesterday, after tho mooting of direc­ WILL EVACUATE THRACE preferable to n number of small onoH. Madeira Vino. 11. Iloyn, 4. Passion tors, is thnt it will peacefully abide by AND Beautifying of tho homo nml flower. B. Jasmine fl. Thurshorgia nro hero. SAYS FRENCH SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.—Firo the Daughorty ruling if tho prohibi­ grounds is rapidly pushing to tho vory goqd for hanging baskets also OFFICE . on tho City of Honolulu was beyond tionists will, as n reward, tond their front and becoming ono of our most tho asparagus Hprongori is a now control at 10:10 a. m. nnd the ship was support to tho ship subsidy bill now PARIS, Oct. 12.—Grccco decided to important arts. Lawn planting for plant hut unoxcollod. before congress. Aftor enumerating boing abandoned by tho captain, chief sign the Mudiudn armistice conven­ sninll places is a simple, harmonious Wild gurdens con bo rnndo vory a t­ engineer, first officer nnd radio oper­ tin disadvantages which private Am­ tion and evneunto Thrnco according to arrangements of plants. Individual tractive. Trlllimus, grapo hyacinth, erican vessels, running dry, will suf­ ator, tho laBt four porsons aboard tho INVENTOR OF THE TELEPHONE conditions stipulntod in tho document, beauties uml not broad mass effect hupnticn, Jnpnneso wind flowor nro fer in competition with foreign ships, vessel, n radio dispnteh said. the French foreign offico was offic­ must hu emphasized. Disposition of all good. MADE NO FORTUNE the association said: Shortly before tho steamer wireless­ shrubbery ono of tho most important ially informed today. Hedges. Cherry, cape Jasmine, ed sho was lowering her honts nnd sho OUT OF IT “Thoro is but ono way in which this points in planting n lot. Curves nnd Chinese hibiscus, Cnrollne Laurel (iisudvantago can bo met nnd that is GREAT BRITAIN TO PAY IN­ walks should bo easy nnd flowing. Cherry, Cnttley Guava, Oleander, put out tho S. O. S. call anothor timo. Tho pnssongers began entering life WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—Potlby national aid along tho lincB now . TEREST ON DEBT TO U. 8. Position of houso should ho on ono Crape Myrtle. . honts at 0:00 o’clock tho Matson Nav­ | tion for prohato of tho will of tho late provided for in tho national shipping side so ns to mass in a single lawn Annuals: In thu north annuals are bill. LONDON, Oct. 12.—"Tho British as much ns possible. Fenco should seeded In lnttor pnrt of April, pro­ igation Company announced tholr Alexander Graham Bell naming his atenmor Enterprise, hound from Hon­ widow ns solo boncficiury in tho ea"Tho association bolibvos that tho government," it was scini-offlcinlly ho aercenod nnd very little If any ducing flowers in July. In Florida If olulu to San Francisco was rushing to tato valued "In excess of twonty-five friends of prohibition upproclatc tho stated today, “is taking stops to pay architectural adornment should ho al­ flowers nro dcslrod in January tho assistance of burning liner and should hundred dollars," was granted yes tersituation and will bo among the $50,000,000 into tho Now York Fed- lowed. Pleasing vines should bo proNosturtlon, sweet peas are plnnted in roach hor botwen noon and ono o’clock. day in tho District of Columbia Su­ strongest advocates of giving to Am­ oral Reservo Bank on October 10, on served, nnd special care taken to avoid Sept. Animal phlot, gaillardia, verb- Radio culls to stoamer from 0 to 0:60 premo court. The vnlue of tho estate uniform horlson linos. Never plant a erican ships every assistance that -is account of this year’s interost on anns, animnl carnation nnd ealendu- o’clock not answorod nnd bollcvod all was not revealed. necessary to maintain nnd upbuild tho Groat Britain's debt to tho United large dark over-green with a lot of brilliant deciduloun trees. Bownro of Ins nro seeded 1st of Octobor. (Wintor aboard had takon to boats. Tho City merchant marine." States." using largo growing treos on small better for nnlmnls In Florida than of Honolulu Is converted Gorman liner Tho association’s stand was against summer. . Frederick dor Grosso. During tho war uny concerted effort to retain liquor ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 12.VTho places. ' Example of plants, carnation, llllig^ 0,1 passongor ships by rocoursb to lo­ Elks lodge hero has advanced funds Ilnrdy borders can be qsed to a Florida Iris, Umbrcllo plant, century she waa known as Huron. Sho is six hundred foot long. cal action, saying it felt “tho situa­ to purchnno new uniforms for tho St. good offpet In varied positions und plant, orotor, Nasturtlon, verlana, vio­ tion is one which should be toft to the Petersburg High School football ele­ should bo planted so they will bo at ST. AUGUSTINE, Oct. 12.—Mem let,. perwThkle, sanitary plant, Zimla. individual' companies." ven. Tho necessary amount was tnk- tractive ’all tho season .Porcninal burs of a negro, family here residing Vines: Bluo Bolls of Scotland. Incidentally, all officials of foreign oh from the treasury in order that borders should not ho planted against in a houso in South Charlotto streot owned linos, announced it would bo tho equipment might bo purchased a hedge. owned by Robert J. Mlckler, boliovo their policy "to live up to tho law, no immediately and the Elks will stngn Wall prepared soed beds should bo Farmer’s D a y they owe thoir lives to their doy. Tho ALABAMA POWER CO., WILL OP­ matter what the cost," and to await n vaudeville show in tho High School used and plnnts set out in early ERATE STEAM Banks Will Close family was awakonod shortly beforo the outcome of tho Cunard Lino's test auditorium Thanksgiving night to re­ spring. Summer cultivation In very PLANT daylight Sunday by tho incosspnt °f tho validity of Mr. Daugherty’s rul­ imburse tho -lodgo. Rocolpts above Important. Shrubs or evor-groens Tomorrow (Friday) is Farmers Diiy harking of the dog and upon investi­ ing. the amount nocossary will ho put -Into make n good background for borders. —« national holiday—and ill the WASHINGTON, Oct. 12,-Renewal I’. A. S. Franklin, president of the the treasury of the High School athle­ Wo Hhold alwayn koep In mind what hanks of Seminole County will doeo gation found tha houso burning. for anothor year of the lease under Firemen who extinguished the blase all dny. . international Merchant Marine, said it tic fund. our plants will devolop Into. boforo appreciable damage had been Which the Alabama Power Company would bo the policy of his line, altlio Simplicity should ho strosbed for operates the governmental electrical m Have tho Hornld dp your noxt Job this is tho keynote of all great art. Tha Herald delivered, 16c per week. done attributed it to a dofoctlvo flue. generating stoam plant at Muaele ho bclloved "It la our logs) right to carry wino and liquors as stores-to be of printing. We have the equipment Got your offico supplier, stationery 'Gator-Tar gamo at Orlando Satur­ Shouls, was Announced todnv hv 8«e. consumed during the voyage." to do all kinds of Job printing. Sanford High «t DeLnnd Friday. nnd Post Cards at the Herald office. day. TALLAHASSEE , Oct. 12.—With denial by the Supremo court yoaterdny of rahonrlng of tho gasollno tax case sought by S. J. Gunn, who at­ tacks tho constitutionality «? the lav;, the Leon circuit court In which Gunn brought action oxpoctod to issue n mandate validating tho decision.'Gunn has fifteen days from tho timo of Its receipt by lowor court to amend his complaint nnd if this is not dono tho bill will bo thrown out and tax act, as far ns tho present litigation Is con­ cerned, will romatn In tho statutes. Should ho file’ an amended bill ho Is confronted with tho supremo court’s opinion that tho quostlon of whother the bill was legally signed by the presiding officers of tho senate and houso enn bo doclded only by tho leg­ islative journals. Tho Journals show the bill recorded as a law. Mr. Gunn claims thnt tho net was not signed by the officials concerned until nftor tho adjournment of tho legislature. The tax net when It conies freo of the litigntion nnd begins to operate smoothly is expected to yield approx­ imately $750,000 annually to bo used lr, road building nnd mnintonnnco in this state. Thnt portion of tho rovonuc used on fodoral aid projects will receive a liko amount from tho fodor* ul funds. -• WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—Agree­ ment is oxpcctcd to Tosult in fixing maximum price of anthracPa mines by independent operators at $0.25 n ton ut mines was reached between the Pennsylvania authorities and Fuel Distrbutor Spots, representing tho fcdcrnl government. BEAUTIFYING THE HOME ro mM " test PRODUCERS PAID CASE IN “DRY” LESS FOR CROPS IN SEPTEMBER SHIP RULING STEAMSHIP IS BURNING OFF LOS ANGELES GREECE SIGNS NEW ARMISTICE FOR PEACE ALEXANDER BELL LEFT L IT T L E FOR HIS FAMILY WILL RENEW POWER, LEASE ANOTHER YEAR .; . . -, C1, . • *- -jrp-nT-™ — ■- . ; �a V '* : T H E SA N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , FR ID A Y , OCTOBER 6 , lt M SOME BARS IN PATH OF PROSPERITY DANKER NAMES OBSTACLES YET TO BE OVER­ COME l . m i l) I t h $ ! R r 1 |. j Wk fi.it>\ ;! 114 ! <4 ( I l r Til* A u u l a l e i P r t u ) is going to prove an asset or a lia­ bility for American business men.” "Finally," he concluded, "do not for­ get that, os the nations of Europe face great dangers, America too is facing a crisis, though of n different order. Wo hnvo gnined grent power; with tho powor goes responsibility. Hnvo wo discharged it? For the per­ iod of the world war, my answer is yes, a thousand fold yes. For tho period since the nrmistico, can any ono of us senrch his heart nnd answer 'yes?' Wo hnvo, it is true, offered criticisms to tho nations of Europe. We hnvo shouted advices to them. Wo hnvo been timid of potty entangle­ ments. Now wo hnve, it would Boom, como to tho parting of tho wnys. Shall wo meet tho responsibility that lias como without power, or shall wo fail 7 Shall you nnd I givo our minds, our understanding nnd our sympathy to these problems or shnll wo stand asido nnd nilow our national stock of gold to disappear? Shnll wo allow to pass tho golden opportunity of councils with our mother country and Europe, or shnll wo keep silent?" -j ICE BANKERS FAVOR MINNESOTA IS BIG SEA HELPING EUROPE • TO PAY DEBT SOMBRE SMOKE R . CREAM- REPRESENTATION OF 23,000 WHOLE FRONT AREA DOTTED WITH FIRES THREATENING BANKS MIGHT CANCEL Phone 325 DESTRUCTION SOME OF DEBT (H r T he A ssociate* P ress I -----------------------N E W PRO Chocolate and Vanilla, 30« per Pint; 60c per Quart FRU IT CREAM IN SEASON We Make Our Own Ice Cream C. B O W E THE REXALL STORE 8nnford, Flo (H r T h e A s s o c i a t e * P r e s s ) DULUTH, Minn., Oct. 4.—Northern ’ NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—A plcturo of NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—An ovorII. narold Hume, Wm. P. Simmons America, recovering from the "rudo whnlmlng sentiment favoring Amor* Minnesota's forest nren today con­ D- A. Morrison, Jrj President Vico-President buffets nnd deep wounds of 1017 to ca’s abandonment of her policy of iso­ tinued veritable sen of sombre color­ BEST FERTILIZERS — INSECTICIDES — SPRAYER^ 1021," and "with characteristic cour­ lation from European affairs and tho ed smoko dotted with firos. Somo un­ SUPPLIES — HONEST GOODS — FAIR PRICES — PROMPT « . » . « * der control nnd somo ndmltedly boyond age binding up her bruises, and slow­ Ask Your Neighbor—He Knows " substitution of n policy which might control nnd tho whole threatening a Get NEW JULY 1ST price list, JUST ISSUED ly moving forwnrd to now gonls" was ovon involve partial cancellation of widespread destruction at tho slight­ drawn yesterday by Thomas A. Latho Allied war debt, yestordny swept est provocation of elements. In St. E. O. P ain ter Fertilizer Co., Jacksonville, Florid mont, associate of J. P. Morgan, in an through tho convention of tho Ameri­ Louis county nlono 105 fires nro burn­ ing according to tho lntest reports. address before 10,000 delegates at the can Bankers’ Association. Call for help was sent Inst night from convention of the American Bankers' Tho subject was broached by Thos. V A W TW -M IA D Vineland, near Onnmln, whore it was association. W. Lamont, nssocinto of J. P. Mor­ "But we have not yet cause for un­ gan, whoso plea in behulf of American declared tho fire was out of control bounded confidence," ho cautioned tho "unselfishness” turned tho convention and ono settlor’s home hnd been de­ bankers. "We must not forgot that Into nn uproar ns tho 10,000 delegates, stroyed, nnd tho entire town endang­ before the race is won wo still hnve representing 23,000 banks In tho Unit­ ered. some high hurdles to Jump." Th a bars ed States, voiced their approval. Tho in tho path to full prosperity he enu­ Democrats Win movement gnined momentum when merated: Mr. Lamont’s plea was echoed by By L arge M ajority "1.—Low prices prevailing for farm Thomas I). McAdams, president of tho products; 2.—Labor strikes; 3.—The In A rkansas bankers’ nntlonnl organization, Myron soldiors' bonus; 4.—Tho new tariff act T. Herrick, United Staton ambassador (Hr The Aaaorlntrd I'rraa) nnd tho foreign situation with respect to Franco, nnd othor nntionnly known to reparations, nlllod loans nnd inter­ LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Oct. 4.—In- figures, Financial loaders who assert­ compcte returns received early today national trnde." ed that until recently tho question of Discussing reparations and the in­ from stato wide election in Arkansas debt cancellation hnd brought only MOVING NORTHWESTWARD RET h e 1923 Six C ylinder Seven Passenger Sedan —*2195 ter-allied debt Mr. Latnont raised two yesterday, indicate that tho entire protests from small nnd largo bnnk­ PORTED BY WEATHER state Democratic ticket headed by questions: "Do our former nlllcs real­ A dignified beauty an d ric h n e ss unexcelicd' by any BUREAU ors throughout tbo country, expressed ly owe us all tbo debt? And are wo Governor T. C. .McRae hud been ru- great surprise at the changed attitude closed car mark the new Buick seven passenger sedan. doing our full share to benr the tragic olected by largo majorities and that evidenced yesterday. A yenr ago, they WASIHNGTON, Oct. 3.—A disturb­ Lengthening the body, lowering the top and rnising questions that are weighing upon the three constitutional amendments sub­ pointed out, a proposal similnr to that ance over tho eastern Gulf of Mexico hood and ra d ia to r have improved th e streamline mitted to tho voters had been defeated world 7 apparently moderate Intensity, is mov­ cuutiously advanced by Mr. Lamont appearance made possible by the long wheol base and "One thing is certain," he declared, by substantial vote. added attractiveness has been given by the handsome was turned down by tho association. ing slowly northwestward it was re­ "if someone on April 4, 1017, hnd been nickeled drum -type head and cowl lamps. Formal action on tho question of ported today by the Weather Bureau, aide to give us our choice as to wheth­ President Believes European debts to this government or and is centered approximately one The roomy Fisher built body Is furnished in rich plush. er wo should give five billion dollars the formulation of u definite program hundred miles southeast of the mouth Deep cushioned soots for five w ith two comfortable Railroad W orkers or lives of several hundred thousands Strong of now loans and trnde contracts is of the Mississippi ‘river. folding chairs accommodate seven grown persons with of our sons, there would liavo been no A re Im portant not expected of this convention, how­ northeast nnd east winds with possi­ ampio room for everyone. hesitation as to our choice. ever. Leaders declare they are satis­ bility of gales today or tonight over The chassis has boon improved materially and its easy "Fate, however, determined that Would Make His Work Attractive fied with the ovidenco thnt bankers of Northe.ist Floridn, Alabama, Missis­ riding qualities heightened by a new rear spring sus­ And Prevent Strike choice. It determined that (Sreat Brit­ the country aro amenable to Ameri­ sippi. Storm warnings are up from pension. In the famous Buick Valve-in-Head engine, ain and Franco should give up the ca's more active participation in for­ Morgan City, La., to Cedar Keys, Fin. changes also have been made to increase dependable (Hr The Aaatirlnlrd I'rraal lives during that first yenr and that * performance. DETROIT, Oct. 4. —President eign financial stabilization nnd will wo should furnish, not our blood but depend upon the early development of our money, taking, however, in place Harding "believes the railroad work­ public opinion which will justify tbo In every detail of body, chassis and power plant, this of it the promise to pny of our idlies. er is of such importance in our na­ administration in making overtures to Sedan has no superiors among closed cars of oven greater price. “No other policy could have been tional existence thnt his wnges nnd tho foreign nntions concerning the followed at that time, I grant you, conditions under which he works possibility of a basis for readjusted The Hutch Line for 1923 Comprise* Fourteen Models: but now that the war is behind us and should lie such as to make his em­ settlement. F o u r * — 1 P m *. R o a d . l r r , M « 5 | S 1’ i m . T o u rin g . $«85i I I'.,,,. ployment so attractive that strikes we can take a long look back, it is Co o p * , I I I T S l S P a d . ( M a n , t l J ' J S ; 5 I 'm , . T miring Solan. Tho sub'ject will be resumed today be impossible.” Secretary of Lnbor $1 3)5. Bi«*a —3 P a n , Rcwultlrr, $117 5; 5 P om . T o u rin g , $1195. wise for us, is it just, is it generous 5 P a l i . T o u r i n g S ed an , $193S| 5 P a n . S ed an , SI9H5, l P art when Right Honorable Reginald Mc­ Davis declared here today in address C o uj p e , $IH9Si , , a v , | 7/ P rMM, a d . TI t» o uu ri iiir i n g, ^,t H J S ; 7 P a t , . Sedan,. .$ )I9 5; to make so much of this matter. Kenna, of England, will address the S p o rt R o n d , t e r . $ I 6 ) S | S p o rt T o u ti n g . $1675. Price, f. o. t>. WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 3.— "I shan't attempt to argue the ing the convention of tho United bankers on "Reparations nnd Inter­ Iliilt •nickk P actn acto rir* . A ik i k a b o u t t h e O . M. A. C. Purclinie Plan, e h l t h p r o v i d e , (or D e f e r re d P a y m e n t , . point of lower prices," continued the Brotherhood Maintenance Way Em­ national Debts." Having defined its Charges that "certain representatives U-I5-10-NP financier, "but I never knew a country ployes and railway shop laborers. attitude on foreign affairs the con­ of the department of justice convert­ ed to their own use stocks of liquors Secretary also advocated "saving to go broke because of its abundant vention last idght prepared to tackle seized hero in tho enforcement of pro­ crop. So even though our farmers wage” for American worker. BUICK MOTOR,COMPANY an issue which, according to tho lend­ hibition Inws," wore mndc in n special suffer disappointment, I think the low m ers, promises to dominate remaining report filed yesterday by tin District To romovo bilious impurities in tho prlco hurdle tho easiest one to jump, When better automobiles are built, Haick will build them sessions. This is the question of “Lnbor strikes rise as ono of the system and lie made internally cclan "branch banks," forcibly brought into of Columbia grnnd jury. Tho report asserted that the liquor most serious obstructions to prosper­ and healthy, you need tho fino tonic tho convention by bodies of "independ­ was removed from the warehouse used and Incentive properties of Hcrbinc. N. H. GARNER, Dealer ity," Mr. Lnmount declared, "even It acts quickly and thoroughly. Price, ents" representing four mld-Wostorn by tlie departments for storage purthough tho worst scciuh to bo over." tide. Sold by Union Pharmacy.—Adv. state bankers’ associations, who have puses and was used by the officials inHe asked bis audience to remember brought to a head their opposition to volvcd for their private consumption, that even in this country there are tile further increase of such institu- for distribution to personal friends, AMERICAN-GERMAN traces of arrognnee against the em­ tions, on the ground that they tend to nnd as gifts to favored institutions. CLAIM COMMISSION ployers as there are manifest signs of MKTS NEXT WEEK centralize capital and economic pow­ There was no charge that any of the arrogance against labor. ers. liquor was disposed of for financial President Harding’s veto of the bon­ Andrew J. Frame, of Waukesha, gain. WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.— Prepara­ us hill with its threat to tax billions Wis., appears in the convention as the Illegal withdrawals covered in tlie more out of the American people and tions for fist meeting early next champion of the anti-branch bank ele­ report were declared to hnvo occurred week of tho America -German claims distribute it in such a way so that ment, which Inst night is conceded to bctwenc July 20 and September 11, probably no one would receive full commission were said at stato depart­ have gained considerable strength 1020. The jury did not name tho in­ ment today to have teen completed. benefits temporarily leaped that hur­ since tlie convention opened. A large number of American claims dividuals who were involved but de­ dle and temporarily created a feeling The "pro” element was headed by against Germany for war loans under­ clared that their conduct "cannot bo of relief, Mr. Lament said. Waldo Newcomer, an Eastern bunker. too severely condemned." stood to hnvo been filed final form Of the tariff ho said: "We shall The importance of the issue yesterday At tho department of justice offic­ bo fortunate indeed if wo do not find with tho department for presenta­ tion to commission. caused President McAdams to upset ials indicated that no action was in that in practice it protects a number the schedule of the convention so that prospect since the offenses complain­ of industries tliut do not noil protec­ a resolution adopted by the anti­ ed of were by "former notion" of tho tion and cuts off from our farmers branch men may be put to a vote to­ department. William J. Burns, chief nnd manufacturers a lot of foreign day. of the department's bureau of investi­ markets that are ready to buy our gation, confirmed that lnrge stocks of commodities. Where There's a Baby on Farm Keep liquor held in tho custody of tho de­ "If there is any ono motto which Rat-Snap. partment hnd "disappeared" between American producers and legislators the dates mentioned in the grand jury should learn by heart, it is that oft Rats are on most farms. Once they report. repeated ono of the llritisli merchant Mob Storms Jail Looking for Negro get inside the house—look out. Rats Tlie first intimation of such a sit­ who over a century ago declared: "He Slayer of Game kill infants—biting them is not un­ uation, Mr. Burns said, came to him who will not buy neither shall he usual. Nursing bottles attract rats. when counsel for a defendant in a Warden sell." Break a cake of RAT SNAP and liquor case which lind lapsed under S atisfies th e sw eet tooth "Even with the sick man of Europe, MONTGOMERY, Ala., Oct. 3.— throw it around. It will surely rid tlie statute of limitations, filed claim the Turk, suddenly alive and kicking Montgomery was quiet today follow­ and aids appetite and digestion. you of rats and mice. Three sizes for return of tlie several cases of whis­ tile Greeks all around the lot; with ing a night of excitement which re­ 35c, Owe, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed key involved. Mr. Burns said ho or­ Russia, Germany and Austria what sulted when a mob made repeated de­ Cleanses m outh and teeth. by Biril Hardware Co.—Adv. dered that the property be returned at they are, ami with Ireland in a fer­ monstrations in effort to storm tho once ami then lenrned that it was no ment, it is dangurous," declared Mr. county jail where Joe Terrell, negro HERRIN MINE JURY A g reat b o o n to smokery longer in the warehouse! An inquiry Lament, "to say that Europe lias gone alleged slayer of George Wilson, was instituted and the result volun­ CENSURED FOR ITS all to pot. Invisible forces are sav­ county g t|io warden was imprison­ relieving hot, dry mouth. KILLINGS REPORT tarily submitted to tho grand jury, ac­ ing Europe," ho said, adding that "po­ ed yesterday. Before firemen nnd cording to Mr. Burns, litically Europe may lie in the dold­ milltury could disperse tho mob five C o m b in e s p le a su re and Officials of tlie department estimat­ MARION, Oct. 3.—The regular grand rums or worse, hut economically I men wore wounded. Authorities b e n e f it. .for ono, believe she is on the mend." announced Terrell has been removed Jury of Williamson county, which to­ ed that "several hundred cases of as­ Reparations, said Mr. Lament, has to another prison. Tho negro was day censured tho special grand jury sorted liquors were removed illegally D o n ’t miss th e joy of the now reached a stngo in the public shot in tho hip by posse which cap­ for criticising state and county offi­ from the department’s evidence cache. opinion of both America and Europe, tured him near Union Springs. Negro cials for alleged ncgligcnco of duty Tho valuation was plucud at upwards new WRIQLEY’S P -K -th e sugar* secondary to inter-allied indebtedness thentro down town section was closed in connection with tho Herrin mine of $100,000 by D. T. Wright, counsel coated pepperm int tid bit! because, be declared, it is generally early in the night and the negro pop­ killings, returned only two indict­ for Frank Bunch, one of tho interest­ recognized that Germany "cannot or ulation was warned l»y police to go ments after investigating tho riots ed owners. Mr. Wright recently filed in which 10 non-union worker nnd suit against Frank Burke, former will not ever pay anything like the re­ home. They gonornlly obeyed. chief of the department of justice's three union miners were killed. parations total fixed in the Versailles Tlie indictments were returned bureau of investigation, P. J. Ahenrn treaty. Now let us as practical men, "These Rats Wouldn’t Eat My Best against Luther Horsley nnd Oscar nnd Henry I*. Alden, employes of tho determine, what, If any, of these debts Grain," Says Fred Lamb. Greathouse, who aro chnrgod with department, chnrging thnt they hnd (allied debts to America) aro in any larceny in connection with the theft unlawfully removed his client’s liquor event uncollectible and so should be "It’s hard to keep rats out uf a of mine property nfter tho disorders. from custody and converted it to written off, in order to quit fooling feed store. Tried for years. A neigh­ A. M. Townsend, foreman of tho their own uso. Tho suit is now pend­ ourselves," he suggested to the bank­ boring store sold me come RATregulnr inquisitorial body, in n state­ ing in n local court, according to Mr. Save ers. SNAP. It worked wonders. Gather­ ment tonight, said thnt whilu ho Birr, Y/right. the "Let us decide what others of these ed up dead rats overy morning. debtors are good in part, but must be Bought more RAT-SNAP. Haven’t od tho roport, It not express his foojwrappers ings, and that ho felt tho special Ease the pain of n rheumatic attack given ample time to pay; emphatical­ a rat now. They wouldn’t eat my grand jury was justified in tho roport by a rubbing application of Bnllnrd's ly, let us figure whether the payment best grain when I throw RAT-SNAP it made. Good for Snow Liniment. It rolloves tender­ of these debts—which Inevitably must nround." Three sizes, 35c, (15c, $1.25. valuable ness and strengthens the joints nicun u great increase in our import Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hard­ premiums Bargains found tach day by raid­ Three slzos, 30c, 00c nnd $1.20 per bot­ and a heavy decrease in our export— ware Co.—Adv. ing tho Herald Ads. tle. Sold by Union Phurmncy.—Adv. BIG STORM IN THE GULF IS REPORTED Closed Car Luxury Unsurpassed JURY CHARGES AGENTS STOLE GOV’T LIQUOR 1m V v f M y*' fI *,. ' Ml, "111 *4 V tfjJ v «• %t \ fill M M i£ , ,. •' a- ' ’ ■" j u ■ ft: >• m* . MONTGOMERY IS NOW QUIET AFTER THE RIOT • m i \i i l l J p J ; V ® H |! II ; NK4 BiT Iffjff ISra'j.b i,S ,'ll f e e . ! WRIGUEYS | *?V ; 0 I !'V v . ■'Aj■Y'u' .A �T H E S A N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , OCTOBER IS , 1921 ARMISTICE DAT Mors than » month intervenes be­ tween now and Armistice day, No> 11, but it irh o t too soon to urge, In­ sist and roitorato that Tampa this year should not witness a repetition of the saturnalia that disgraced tho city's observance of Armistice Day IN PARTS OP STATE, AND BE- WERE EMPLOYED AS GUARDS OP WILHELMINA OF PRUSSIA last year. Still fresh in the minds of ACCORDING TO RE­ TARDING RIPENING DURING RECENT RAILPORT WAY STRIKE s,' FRUIT GAINESVILLE, Oct. 0.~Heavy rains have caused suspension of fnrmlng operation! over most of tho state, tho wet woather retarded Ripening of citrus fruits and damago to truck crops of South Florida heavy, accord­ ing to the federal bureau of crop es­ timates in a review of conditions for tho wook ended Saturday. JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 0,—All spec­ ial federal officers in Florida employ­ ed for guard duty during the railroad shopmen’s strike were discharged to­ day. Sheriff of Duvnl county still has special deputies on duty at local ^hops of railroads which have not roached on agreement with the strikors. CHOPPING DOWN TnE SIGNS SCORE TWO MORE FOR FLORIDA Promoters of Florida trucking en­ terprises seem to have overlooked two good bets in their stntoments of the stnto’s advantages. Ono is that very few woeds grow hero during tho trucking season. Na­ ture nppenrs to hnvo reserved hor fall and winter nnd spring bounty for tho things that rejolco the palato and pockotbook of man Instead of tho late spring and summor weed crop be­ ing a compctltoi with vegetables for plant food, ns farther north, weed time is fallow time in Florida gar­ dens. Any truck grower who has struggled with tho pests that crowd their betters at Nature's feeding thru Would not need to hnvo this point elab­ orated. Just tho plain statement of tho fact would bo argument enough for him. Another pointer the Tribune offers to Florida Innd-solllng ads is thnt neatly nil work Is dona during the season when it Is most pleasant to ho out of doors. While Florida sunshine nover causes douth or prostration, It is going strongest when tho farmer can sit In tho shade nnd tnko lifo easy; whilo his brother up north is broiling in the hay nnd grain fields. Of courao “there are others" which have been duly exploited nfl reasons for fnrming in Florldn; but tflcso two absentees deserve a prominent place In tho state’s "Como hither” literature. —Tampa Tribune. BAYS UNITED STATES IIAS PER FECT RIGHT TO TAKE ANY ACTION LONDON, Oct. 0.—Prohibition of liquors on vessels within tho Ameri­ can waters will give rise to no Inter­ national complications according to a view expressed by tho British fore­ ign office officials. Governments' view, they said, Is that matter Is one in which the United States has a per­ fect right to tnko any uction It secs Tho mystery of the killing of tho New Jersey preacher nnd his choir leader has not been solved ns yot. The hoy, Clifford Hayes, who wuh suppos­ ed to hnvo shot thorn by mistake, will como clean after his sweetheart gets through testifying In Ids defense. It looks like tho mystery will never ho solved. All over tho country an effort 1s be­ ing made to clear the roadways of bill­ boards, Highwny associations have been particularly active in getting act­ ion by county commissioners in tho outlawing of signboards. County commissioners, as a rule, have shown commendnblo enterprise in mooting the demand for the retirmnnt of these boards that disfi­ gure the inndacnpo from ono end of the county to tho other. But the ncctlon of tho county commissioners hns been nullified to a largo oxtant by roporty owners who pormlt blllhonrds to bo erected on thoir property abutting tho highways. Well-directed warfare, imwuvuo, is gutting propooty ownros to ooo tho poor wisdom of such hoards on their hands and many of them nro rofuslng to beconto part­ ies to tho disfigurement of th country. Pressure too, hns been brought to bear on ndvortlsors who have been thus stubbornly defying tho will of tho people, and they, too, aro casing off on tho billboard stunt. In many counties of Cnlifornln billboarts wore driven out of sight of tho highwnys by civic organizations agreeing to buy no articles they saw ndvortlscd on billboards. In approaching n certain Florldn city ono is confronted by this streamer announcement ncross tho highwny: "Welcome to Our City." For a mllo approaching that welcome sign, other nnd more brazen faced Blgns offer the tourist everything from pills to pnatry flour. From every fence-post nnd tree they intrude thoir messngo like a bunch of palsy boys peddling pop­ corn along a train at a railroad sta­ tion. Summed up, these blUhonrds say about this: "You nro wolcomo to our city, but wo wnnt you to loosen up your purso-strlngs.” "If It’s n res­ taurant you’re looking for, go to Ketchum nnd Sklnum’s." "For tiro troubles, go to Htickum nnd Gasoline alley." *|Plny safe—buy n box of Sureshot liver pills." "For nn afterdinner a train at a railroad station. Now this a about the array of Btuff that leads the visitor up to tho wel­ come sign of the nverago Florida city. Aren’t you proud of them? Down on tho east cconst, tiro compnnls have made every railrond cross­ ing unsafe by erecting gront bill­ boards right In tho angle of tho roads so that they obstrucct tho view of ths railroad.—Reporter Star. Tho Daily Herald will Issue a Fnll Fashion Edition as soon ns our big press is installed. Now that tho weath­ er hns turned colder it will bo tho tlmo to stimulate full business. Watch for future announcements of our big booster number of tho Daily Herald. Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E TH EM SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURUNG’S SUBDIVISION” " g S E lion—lots are being sold right nlong and building in this section is such ns to glndden the heart of thoso who have tho good of Snnford nt henrt. TIiIb is no idle talk—I have weighed tho statement nnd to say just what is my candid convictions would put it moat too strong for tho careful, conservative person—that person whose eyes aro turned bnckwnrd—Tho fellow who hns VISION will ngreo with mo now—^tho other later. J. E. SPURLING Watch the South East Corner of Page Two BIG CROP Enrich the soil, increase the yield, hasten maturity, prove the quality. It pa;, w use them regularly. Stock in our warehouse at Sanford. Booklet free from warohouae or from— I* DORN, Holland, Oct. 0.—Tho bride of former Emperor William will nsnuino tho titlo of Queen Wilhelmlna of Prussia according to announcement today during preliminary recaption to tin enns, wagon tires, every nolso-malcbrido and groom at castlo hero. ing device imaginable, and driving the Armour Fertilizer Works Jacksonville, Florida cars with mufflers cut out or back-fir­ DESPONDENT FATHER ing Hko machine guns, These things KILLS WHOLE FAMILY nro not seemly in tho observance of ROCHESTER, NEW YORK LANDIS, FISH & HULL such nn anniversary as Armistice ROCHESTER, N. Y., Oct. 0.— Dny. They nro not in keeping with Attorneys and Counsellors-aM,,, Bodies of fnthcr and three children tho meaning, the significance, of tho DoLAND, FLORIDA in tho undertaking establishment to­ dny. Moreover, they nro not oven Will praetlco in the State and Fed,,, day, Ethetyn five, Grace two, Russell commonly decent, and no person with al Courts. Special facilities fo r]£ . aminlng and Perfecting Land Tiu£ six months, wore drowned in bath a shred of proper feeling and olcmontnry intelligence will take p n rfln or tub at their homo by thoir father, Wllilnm Wheeler who then killed him­ ,consont to a repetition. self with n pistol. Despondency on Neither is Armistice Dny n fitting SCHELLE MAINES account inability to obtain employ­ occasion for carnivnls/or sports or SUNDAY’S WIN ENDED SEP LAWYER AND TITLE STAYS WITH for tho unrestrained rovclry such as ment Is*believed to bo tho cause. Office In the Court noms marks other and less solemn occa­ THE GIANTS SANFORD -sFLORIDA LOWER RATES FOR ELECTRICITY sions. Circuses, nll-dny athletic events nnd tho llko, oven when thoy NEW, YORK, Oct. 0.—All tho ad­ Now Smyrna hns ndoptod new rates arc community affairs, hnvo no part vance dope about tho strong pitching G E O . G. HERRING for olcctricity effective Sept. 25th, in tho observance of tho day thnt Is staff of the Yanks nnd the weak staff Attorney-nt-Law and so low are the rates that our sis­ the anniversary of that other dny a of tho Giants, nnd tho Yanks boing ter city is using them ns an adver­ few yenrs ngo when the world’s moat favored to win, was upset last week, N o. 14 Garner-Wood ruff*Build in tisement of tho city. Tho now sche­ colossal tragedy, tho grimmest cal­ when tho Giants took four out of five, SANFORD, FLA. dule is prndunted, the highest rate amity of hhmnn history, enme to its tioing tho fifth. Tho Giants wore rat­ being 12 cents for users of less than bloody clone. Perhaps some will say ed by oven tho most conservative ex­ 20 kwh. and ranging downward to thnt such n dny Bhohld be observed with every manifestation of joy, ns at ports to hnvo nothing moro than a seven cents for over 800 kwh. Seven cents is also tho rnta-chnrgcd release of a tortured world from Its fighting chnnco of winning ono game JEW ELER torment; but to thoso who themselves of tho World’s Series from tho Yanks, for cooking. There can bo no doubt thnt low suffered, as to those through whoso and yet they did not loao a gamo. MY SPECIALTIES: electric rates are on attraction for homes tho Reaper stalked ns a result From ovory approach that could be Pickard's Hand-Painted China any city nnd New Smyrna Is to be of the world war, manifestations ol made on paper boforo tho first game Gorham's Sterling Silver unrestrained gaiety, the festival or was played, tho Giants woro consider­ Rogers' Plated Ware congratulated.—-Daytona Journal. carnival spirit cannot but seem somo ed a badly beaten club, but with tho Elgin and Waltham Watches fine stick work of tho Giants, togothor thing ghoulish. ^ Let Tampa take tho lend nmong with tho quick wuy in which thoy took J. O. Star** the cities of tho South in propnrlng ndvantngo of nil tho breaks, thoy up­ Lew ie O 'llr jn n ' O'BRYAN & SHARON for nn observance of Armistice Dny set nil tho dopsters advance stuff and this yenr thnt will bo In consonance romped homo with tho bacon. Attorneys-at-Law with tho occasion. One docs not Sunday's gamo was just another W ill practice In all the courts whoop, halloo, carouse nnd fire pis­ hitting victory for thq Giants. The E xam in ation o f Abatructe of :*nd Ti­ t le s rflven especlnt attention tols on the anniversary of tho death Yanks, during this series, used all O ffices In Semlnolo County limk Bldg. BANFOHD, FLOHIDA IN INTEREST OF DEMOCRATIC of a loved ono. Why should n city thoir best pitchers, but aside from the throw off all restraint, all common tlo gnmo of Shawkoy’s there was noth­ STATE AND NATIONAL dccncy, in the obsorvanco of tho an­ ing thnt could stop them. Unbo Ruth, SEED CORN, COWPEAS, VELVET TICKET niversary of the day on which tho if ho mndo a record for himself at nil BEANS, MILLET, GRASS LINCOLN, Oct. 0.—William Jen­ slaughter of inHlions of tho. world’s during tho corics, mndo n record for SEED, SORGHUM nings Bryan begin his speaking cam­ finest manhood cnine to an end?— doing nothing. F or Immediate shipment. All seanonpaign in Nebraska today In tho Inter­ Tampa Tribune. But it couldn't all bo blamed on ab le Field and V exelable Hoed*. Write est of tho Democratic stato nnd nat­ P ries L ist and CataloKuo. Our b*»u-< Ruth, ns tho entiro Yank outfit woro for tlful and Instructive catalogue la frM ional ticket llo will enmpnign next ARMISTICE DAY inclined to use their foot Instead of and ( I v e s valuable Information on WILL BE ORDERLY week in nelghboring^tutes. fnrm lnx and gardening for Florida end thoir heads. But no matter who 1b re­ the South. W rite to u* today for ipecWITH NO GAMBLING fa! prices on your seed requirement* sponsible for tho loss, or who gets tho Our com pleto stock will enablo u* te BE SIXTEEN BEFORE credit for tho Giants, tho result is tho supp ly you to advantage In price and Cnmpboll-I.oBsIng Post American YOU DRIVE IN TAMPA same, tho Giants nro tho world’s quality. Legion wanta tho public to know that chnmps right on. E. A. M artin Seed Co. TAMPA, Fin., Oct. 0.—Police Chief they ntnml for law nnd order nt all Oldest and L argest Seed lluuie In FIs. Williams has issued orders that all times. In tho celebrations of tho past S0I-IQ6 East Bay Stroet Circus weather, fellers. Big one children under 1(1 yenrs of ago seen there hns been crap Bhootlng on I ho JACKSONVILLE -IFt.OIllUA coming to Jacksonville next week. driving nmcliines in Tampa nro to streets nnd tho officials had the idea ho taken to police hcndqunrtor to ho along with tho general public that tho IIopo ono comos to Sanford soon, don't Post Cards at tho Herald LfTk*. held until their parents or guardians Legion boys woro wanting n wido you? nppear nnd pay n fine. A city ordi­ open town on Armistice Day and al­ nance prohibits driving of mnchlncs lowed the crap shooting on the streets. by children under 10 year of ngo. Tho Legion boys wnnt It distinctly un­ Many nccldonts duo to youthfulness derstood that they will stand by tho of­ F eed of drivers In recent weeks caused tho ficers this yenr in enforcing the laws on Armistico Day ns on other days Issuance of tho ordinance. F ru it a n d V e g e t a b le C rates and none of tho Legion members will You Can Duy From Us at An invention thnt bids fair to re­ countonnnco any gambling of ony Wholcsalo Prices volutionize tho manufacture of spray­ kinds on tho streets thnt dny. Tho er pumps and nil kinds of pumping officers will do their duty *n this Writ* (or Price l.lit machines, hns been mndo by Mr. D. respect ami arrest anyone caught I,. Striae, a prominent citizen nnd gambling on tho streets or otherwise W. A. Mcrryday Company ^, grove man of Winter Haven, Tho conducting themselves In a manner Polnlfeo, Florida I 'jf i,. L A ' ~ now system Is such n vnsl Improvo- unbecoming real citizens nnd tho ofmen ovor tho old methods, that n nuc- ficers'cnn bo assured that tho Ameri­ cossful promotion of the pump Is as­ can Legion will not only uphold their sured. Mr. Strino hns been working hands in this rosnect but will render on the design for over a year, nnd them any assistance needed in up­ used one of tho pumps for tho past holding law nnd order. Tho Armistice six months, during which time it gave Day this yenr will bo ono of tho big­ perfect satisfaction nnd service. A gest days since the first Armistico patent was secured in November, 10- Duy when penco was dcclnrcd hut 21, and n half Interest sold to the B. much of tho nolso and other objectC. Skinner Co., of Dunedin last lonnhlo features will bo eliminated. month. By tho terms of tho contract, It will ho a celebration in keeping with Mr. Stride received $10,000 In cash (he memorial aspects of n real Armis­ and n fine royalty on oncli pump sold. tice Dny celebration and CaniphollJust ns IDEAL FERTILIZERS nro best for growing \ A minimum yearly payment for Mr. Lnssing Post will lend tho str.to in your crops, IDEAL'INSECTICIDES nro best for protecting j Strino was fixed which ho will ra- calling for n peaceful observance bf them from in sects nnd diBenses. colvo regnrdless of the number of ono of tho greatest days in American history. pumps sold. Fruit is sold lnrgely on its nppenrnnco. A good way to They are GOOD! H ENR Y McLAULIR On Flour, Grain and Ideal INSECTICIDES FUNERAL OF MRS A. H. CAMER ON Mrs. Archie B Cameron beloved wife oT Arclilo Cnmoron died nt tho old homo cast of the city Fridny nnd was buried yestordny In Lakovlow cemetery. Tho funeral sarvicos woro held from th o . Holy Cross Church yestordny afternoon and tho long concourso of-fricndH nnd tho many beau­ tiful floral offerings attested to tho friendship of many friends of this ctimablo lady who had been a resi­ dent of this section for mnr.y years. Mrs. Cameron had been an invalid for ninny yonrs nnd wis unable to loavo her bed hut wns always bright nnd cheerful and thoso who know hor belt loved her for tho unsolfish dovotlon of wifo and mothot and frland and noighbar. Hor donth beroft n hus­ band, two daughters and ono non. Tho sympnthy of many friends is oxtended to them in their hour of sor­ row. 10 Daya to Hatch t It takes ten days for tho eggs of a roach to hatch so if you keep Itoyal Guaranteed Ilonch I’owder around fop u fuw days, the old ones will enrry it into tho nests before they die—nnd ns the young hatch, they will ho destroy­ ed, tool Roynl Guaranteed Roach Powdor costs 10c and 25c. Sold and gunrnntood by R. C. Bower.—Adv. N. Y. CENTRAL It. R? SHOPMEN RETURN TO WORK TODAY BUFFALO, Oct. 11.—Fifteen hundrotlo shopmont who struck shortly after work in tho New York Control rail road shops hero had been taken over by tho W. J. Connors company last June, will return to work tomor­ row. x No announcement wns mndo as to tho terms of sottlamont. Looks lllco an equinoctial gale is in tho offing. Insure your crop agninst low, unprofitnblo prices is to make tho most of it first grndo fruit by proper spraying. We have INSECTICIDES for ovory purposo and gladly give full directions for their use. SPRAY MACHINERY Right spray outfits aro accessary for right results. Wo hnvo a full lino of best makes. For large outfits, seo our BEAN SPECIALS. , FARM IMPLEMENTS • Full stock—plows, harrows, cultivators, fertilizer distri­ butors, otc. Write Ue Your Requirements FLORIDA-AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY CO. Agricultural Building Jacksonville. Florida Full stock on hand at Sanford Braneh of WILSON & TOOMGR FERTILIZER CO. �PI t h e s a n f o i U) W cE k L y beraW . Fr id a y , t o c t o Be S i s , i » REFUNDING STORY ABOUT MRS. B0UCHEL leaves sh ip , COMMITTEE HERE, IS LIE SAYS SALESMAN MENTIONED BY f t SAID GOOD-BYE DESPITE REPORTS » \ YES’ARREST VENIZEL0S WILL ACT WAS MISTAKE AS C HIM SAY PEOPLE LONDON, Oct. 11.—Sir Robert ■i AKER'S ORDERS ARB ENOUGH Horne, chancellor of tho excchoqucr, THEY RESENT ACTION OF PLENIPOTENTIARY FOR GREECE Legette Says Statement of Scandal Mongers, No ANDDETECTIVES AT PEACE CON­ U FOR THE WISE BAR. stated today ho was going to tho Unit­ BY ATTACK­ KEEP Truth in it FERENCE ed Stntos as head of tho British debt ING THEM funding mission despite Intimations In SEATTLE, Wash., Oct, 11,—0, S. tho press hero to tho contrary. LONDON, Oct 11.—Formor Pre­ LOS ANGELES, Oct. 11,—Wilbur Legetto, formerly of At­ NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J„ Oct, 11. mier *Illism*, brtrtondor on the shipping Vcnlzelos will act as chlof of lanta, now living here, volunteered a statement today that ho was Frank Kirby, n Middlesex county de­ steamer President Madison, HINTON RESUMED tho plenipotentiary for Greoce nt the tho traveling salesman mentioned by Asa Candler in statements tective, crodlted with having obtained JJng between Pugot Sound and tho first peace conference of representa­ statement from Schneider through FLIGHT THIS MORNING published by Mrs. Onezima do Bouchel involved in alleged reports Orient, packed his ooacktall glasses tives of Greece and Turkey and Allied of visits to her rooms in Atlanta during tho Confederate reunion which Hayes was chnrgod with tho -uefully and thrust his whlto aprons powors, it was announced today. The SAN JUAN, P. R., Oct. 11.—Hinton in 1919. “The whole story attributed to Candler is a He," declared murders of Rov. Hall and Mrs. Mills, packot Into a browrt bag and left resumed his alrplano flight from Legette. "It is a fabrication of scandal mongers. There is no fin­ plnco and date for conference has not was attacked by a group of indignant been determined. Eero today for Savannah. "I got a new York to Rio Janeiro hero at 8:36 er womna on enrth than Mrs, do Bouchel." citizens here today. Bombarded with tdefram from Mr. Lasker of tho Ship- this morning with Island of Goadelbricks Kirby escaped unhurt by lock­ ping Board,” he explained. "It snld oopo noxt stopping place. ing himself In tho railroad depot. The Negro Population SEMINOLE COUNTY FEDERATION WOM­ E J Up tho bar and get off the ship.” of the United States police rescued him. Tho crowd pro­ ENS’ CLUB BETTER HOMES WEEK—MRS. tested to Kirby against the nrrest of FREE FOR OUR READERS Centered in Georgia NUMEROUS a m b u s h e s Wo havo mndo arrangements whoroHnyes declaring they considered it a PORTER WAKEFIELD ON CAKE MAKING REPORTED IN IRELAND by ovory housewife who reads this pa­ frame up to quiet indignation of citi­ In Dado County. According to Census FIGHTING RESUMED per can obtain n copy of "Relfnblo Re­ zens and sooth an nrousod governor Announced by Deportment 3 teaspoons of baking powder this Ycstordny afternoon tho modol ceipts” absolutely freo of charge by by making It appear tho mystery had DUBLIN, Oct. 11.—Numerous am- simply writing tho Homo Economics bouse was filled to overflowing when should bo added to tho flour. been cleared. WASHINGTON, Oct. II.—Tho De­ RICH FRUIT CAKE tuhes, henvy bursts of firing from Department of tho Calumet Baking Mrs. Porter Wakefield demonstrated NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 11.— partment of commerce announced to­ 1-2 pound of buttor. ftrious part of Ireland throughout Powder Co., ‘1100-28 Fillmore Street, ono of hor famous cakes, and sovoral Counsel for Hayos announced toduy ho day tho center of tho negro population 1-2 pound of brown sugar . the night. Fighting continued until Chicago, 111. kinds of icing. Mrs. Wakefield says: has proof that Hayes wns at homo In as determined by tho census Is now in lpt. of eggs. jjiwn. No roports on casualties avail- "Rolinblo Recipes” contains 70 “That while cako makers aro born 2oz. of almonds. * bed nt tho hour when ■ Raymond tho oxtromo northwest corner of Geor­ tbel st noon. pages of recipes and other informa­ still.any one with a reasonable amount Schneider charges ho killed Rov. Hall gia in Dado county, one and three10 oz. of flour. tion appreciated by ovory housewife. of common sense can bcconto an ex­ and Mrs. Mills. qunrtcr miles north and northeast of 1 lb. nml 0 oz. of currents. OLDEST WOMAN FAN It Is illustrated in colors and will port cake maker. Citizens In tho Sixth Ward whoro the town of Disingfnwn. Tho contor 3-4 lb. of raisins. Airs. Wakefield advises the ladies prove quito helpful In proparing the 1-2 lb. of mixed ornnge, lemon and Clifford Hayes lives announced today gradually worked from Petersburg, IOWA, CITY, In., Oct. 11.—Mrs. D. dnily menu. to u(*c confectioners sugar rolled vory they would hold a tag day Saturday Vn., to DoKulb county, Alabama, boIf. Richardson, of Davenport, 80 years Wo have also made arrangements fine nnd sifted nnd then rolled again citron peel. to ralso funds for Ills legal dofonse. tween 1700 and 1010 when It bogan el age, 1» bolleved to bo tho oldost with tho Calumet Baking Powder Co. nnd sifted beforo measuring and us­ 1-3 oz. of grated nutmeg. to move northward again. Northeast­ 1 wine glass of grate) nutmeg. loninn football fan. She ordered a wherboy their Homo Economics De­ ing. BOATING ONCE AGAIN erly movement last ton years, the de­ 1 wine plass of grnpe julco and To obtain tho boot results the flour iptclnlcnr today to tnko her and 2B partment will cheerfully answer nil partment said wns duo principally to black coffeo nnd juice of ono lomon. WILL LIVEN BIG LAKE should he heated nnd sifted beforo friends and relatives to tho Iown-Yale questions pertaining to cooking, kltch* grent increase In negro population of GLAZE ICING measuring and thon sifted again jime at Now Haven, Conn., next on equipment, etc. Thoro is absolute­ Mix ono pound of finely sifted con Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Thor Is now an Immediate need of beforo plucing in tho cako. Peturday. ly no c'hnrgo for this service. fectionom sugar with tho stiffly beat tho commencement of Improvement York, Now Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Butter should bo mixed with tho Write the Homo Economics Depart­ en whites of two eggs, add n piece upon tho partially complete'bulkhead Virginia, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. NF.W PUTNAM HOTEL ment of tho Calumet Baking Powdor sugar with tho hands for tho human of blue fruit coloring tho slzo of a —nnd wore that work now under way WILL DE LARGER Co., 4100-28 Fillmore St., Chicago, 111. contains just the degree of heat necpen, bout this mixture with a wooden Iho lakofront would soon bo a busy RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION. today for a copy of "Rolinblo Re­ cssnry for tho proper mixing of a Hpoon for 20 to 30 minutes. spot. cako. DE LAND, Oct. 11.—Promoters of ceipts," It will becomu gradually whiter For thoro is to bo buslnoss on Lake Tho United States Civil Sorvico the N'cw Putnam hotel hnvc announc­ Mrs. Wakefield says that two peo­ nnd lighter and will bo ready for use Tohopcknllgn In tho futuro—nnd tho Commission has announced nn exam­ ed that instead of a sixty room struc­ SOUTHERN COLLEGE ple can mnko a cako bettor than ono when thu spoon will stnnd upright in, buslnoss can be mndo to grow into ination to bo held nt Snnford, Florida, ture pious will bo chnngcd to provide OPENS AT LAKELAND for whllo one is mixing the Ingred­ tho midile of tho bowl. This enn ono of much Importance If conditions on November 11, 1022, to fill the posi­ lor 108 rooms. Tho total coBt will bo ients tho other can bo beating tho tion of rural carrier nt Snnford and |180,000. Tho old Putnam hotel, ono LAKELAND, Oct. 7.—Southern eggs nnd that after tho eggs aro readily bo used for dccornting cakOs shall bo bettered ns timo rolls. Cnptaln Clay Johnson hns decided vacancies that mny Inter occur on rur­ of the landmarks of contrnl Florida, College begun Its first year’s work at beaten they should be added to the with pnper cones. ICING FOR WHITE CAKE to bring two of his boats into the big al routes from that post office. Tho kis burned Inst spring. Lakeland today, more tthnn 200 stu­ cako “and not allowed to sot. 2 cups of sugar. lake, nnd to work up a lino of ship­ salary of a rural enrrior on a standard dents hnvlng registered. Bishop W. Many other usful nnd Instructnblo 1-2 cup of boiling wntcr. ments which will keep thorn both vory daily wagon route of 24 miles is $1,800 COUNTY SEAT N. Alnworth of tho Southern Motho- things in cako making wero told Benton whites of eggs. busy. Ho already hns two contracts pov annum, with nn additional $30 per OF HIGHLANDS diset church was tho principal speak­ while Mrs. Wakefield expertly mixed Beating lightly all tho time ndd 1-4 which will mean more business for milo per annum for each mile or ma­ TO HE NAMED er at tho initial exorcises, whlchc wero tho cake. Then whllo tho cako was teaspoon of vanilla 1-4 tenspoon of Kissimmee, nnd will sorve to put more jor fraction thereof in excess of 24 held in tho nuditorium of the First making icings wero explained. tartaric ncld. money into circulation. niiloH, Tho salary on motor routes SE1IK1NG, Oct. 1L.—Nt vomber Methodist church because tho number As soon ns the enko was baked it CARAMEL ICING Down on Lnko Ktsslinmeo there is ranges from $2,450 to $2,000 per an­ Hit is tho date set forelcctlon to of attending was greater than tho col­ served nnd our expert cako maker 2 cups of brown sugar. to bo nt once loented a sawmillo—end num according to length. Separata seme tho county scat of Highlands lege auditorium could accomodate. Mrs. McLnulln snld that lt\wns quito 1-2 cup of milk. the entire output Is to bo sold In Kls examinations for ' motor routes nnd county. Kcbring, Avon Pnrk, Lnko Bishop Ainsworth declared that Sou­ as g od 08 Anglo Food. A piece of butter tho bIzo of an egg. sirnmce—or will be shipped from this wugon routes ure no longor held. Ap­ Steam.? and Desota will bo contest­ thern was destined to bocomo ono of Tho following wero tho rccolpts Boil this until It threads and atir point. This mill hns contracted to pointments to both positions will bo ant!. tho grentest educational institutions tha> Mrs. Wakefield demonstrated. until cold. mnko all shipments by bont to Kls- made from the sumo rcglstor. THE in tho South. WHITE CAKE CHOCOLATE ICING slmmeo nnd hna closed tho deal with EXAMINATION WILL DE OPEN IIOHMKU LANDS AT FT. MYERS The local Klwnnls nnd Rotary clubs 2 squares of chocolate. Captain Johnson to do tho work. This ONLY TO CITIZENS WHO ARE AC­ 2 cups of HUgor. took part in tho exercises nnd nt noon 5 tablespoons of powdered sugar. in itsolf, It la stated, will bo a con TUALLY DOMICILED IN THE TER­ FORT MYERS, Oct. 11.—Goorgo luncheon was spread on tho collego 11-4 cup of butter. 3 table spoons of boiling water. sidcrablo business for a long tlmo— RITORY OF THE POST OFFICE 0 whites of eggs. L Homier, past president of tho Na­ canipue for the students nnd mombors Stir over a moderate firo until 1 cup of milk or water. nnd wilt bo tho short haul tho boats WHERE TIIE VACANCY EXISTS tional Editorial Association and for of their fnmilios who ennio from out smooth and glossy. it cups of flour. will hnvo. ionu‘ years publisher and editor of of town. nnd who meet tho other requirements Cnptaln Johnson hns also contract­ sot forth in Form 1077. Doth men the Manatee Illvor Journal, nt BrodSouthern College was established ed to hnul from Basscngor tho cntlro and women, if qualified, tuny enter Otown has purchnHod a suhstnntlnl some years nt Sutherland near Clear­ COUNTRY NEEDS LAW ENFORCEMENT, citrus crop—or, practically, moat of this examination, but appointing of­ interest in the Ft. Myors Daily Press water. After tho destruction of its NOT NEW LAWS, SAYS GEORGIAN WHO wholo yield—nnd tho grovcB In that ficers lmve the legal right to specify uul become actvoly Indentlflcd with building by fire, it woh moved teinvicinity nro cnrrrylng a good crop. the newspapers as general manager porarnlly to Clenrwntcr Benchc, whoro sex desired in requesting certifi­ IS FIRST WOMAN CHOSEN U. S. SENATOR This will cntnll n run down tho river tho of both. tho sessions coninued until I.nkolnnd cation of ullgiblos. Women will not —for arrangements hnvo been mndo wns selected ns a permanent location be considered for rurnl enrrior ap­ to hnvo tho local packinghouse handle pointment unless thoy arc the widows ATHENS, Gn., Oct. 10.—"Tho wo­ of n new day is growing in America NEW YORK MAN and new buildings contrucsted, WANTED MIAMI DAIRY Tho enrollment is expected to reach man who retains hor good sense nnd and I bollovo that with its advance­ tho crop nnd tho best nnd cheapest of U, S. soldierH, sailors, or marlnos, Intellect will renlizo that it Is not now ment wo shall sco a now typo of citi­ mnnnor to got tho fruit to Klsslmmco or tho wives of U. S. soldiers, sailors, THERE ARE FIFTY NOW •100 befor the first of tho year. laws but enforcement that wo noed." zen. A strong nntion is dependent up­ Is hy boat. or marines who nro physicnlly dis­ With the fruit nnd lumber Captain ThiB was tho statement of Mrs. W. on its womon nnd tho manner in whieh MIAMI, Oct. 11.—John Roche, of IlOOI) HAS FINE qualified for examination by reason of APPLE ORCHARD II. Folton, who hna bocomo tho first tho women of this country grasp their Johnson figures that his boats will injuries received In tho line of mili­ New York City, apparently believes IN Old) GEORGIA woman United Stntos Senator, as opportunities. be kept busy through the entire sea­ Miami is without a dairy for, declar­ tary duty. Form 1077 nnd application ing ho bus been tolfl by a tourist that sho declared nt her homo hero yes­ "Tho most romantic development In son. Ho will also do somo pnsnongor blanks may bo obtained from tho of­ J, D. Hood brought some flno wine- terday that Bhc 1b succeeding tho Into this country’s history comos about work, nnd no doubt thoro will bo a it waj impossible to obtain frish milk sap apples to tho Heruld offico yes­ Senntor Thomas E. Watson, without bccm'iso our problems today are social number anxious to spend a day or fices mentioned nbova or from tho «r cream hero, ho has written tho United States Civil Servlco Commis­ Chamber of Commorco obout tho op­ terday that were of most excellent np* uxclting herself over such questions and economic nnd this Is work In two In Klsslmmco every week—If the sion at Washington, D. C. Applica­ Commissary supplies may bo shipped portunity for establishment of a dairy. ponrnneo nnd flno quality. About as tho tariff, tho bonus nnd tho fnst- which womon nro needed. tion should bo forwarded to tho Com­ eight years ago Mr. Hood planted out Tht. Chamber of Commorco has in­ "I nm thankful for tho good laws direct to thoso points nt a lesser rnto mission at Washington, D. C., at tho disnppoaring "flapped” stylo of girl. formed Mr. Rocho that fifyt dnlrlcs this flno orchard in tho Bluo Ridge "Good laws nnd good law makers" that wo havo now, out ovon more im­ thnn In nny other way, and this will earliest practicable dnto. Miami, that durng the summor thoro section of Gcorgtn nnd tho editor of she continued, "wo nlrondy hnvo. I portant nro tho greater laws that so­ allow n greater volume of business to U a daily scrplus of 1,600 gallons of the Herald thought he wns foolish shall not strivo to win glory in states­ ciety must observo if wo are to havo bo transacted In Klsslmmco. Owner Away—House Occupied! milk and cream whllo In tho wlntor talking about good apples In Gcprgia, manship. If only I can aid In mnklng a strong citizenry. Wo must hnvo Tho dnto when tho boats will roach Mrs. Mary Market says, "Whllo 1 the surplus is wiped out nnd at times Wo are forced to confess that Hood men and women live cleaner, Hwcetor more thought of tho simple, sweet hero from. Lnko Okoechoboo, whore wns awny, bod bugs took possession of they aro In sorvico, hns not boon it s o tight pinch to supply tho do- wns right and wo wero wrong for his nnd more wholesomo lives, I shall be virtues of Hfo." my houso. Thoy woro ovorywhoro, I apples nre among tho best tlmt wo wand. "Men nnd womon must bo good bo- named, but it Is assured that no tlmo went to my druggist nnd ho told mo well satisfied.” over seen nnd If ho has 3,000 bushels will bo lost after tho cargoes are In No Mrs. Felton reminds ono of the old- causa they want to bo good. Royal Guaranteed Bod Bug Liquid of them this senson ho should worry LAKE COUNTY VOTES amount of legislation can mnko them n fair way to bo mndo ready.—Kls wns the safest, quickest remedy. I fushlonod mother portrnyed on tho nbout paying freight bills. With such TO HUILD $250,000 Amorlcan stage today. Her hair is good,” sho assorted, "although tho simmoo Gnzotto. used It and got rapid relief." Get a COURT HOUSE BLDG. tipples ns theso in Georgia our own ns white ns snow nnd her fnco wrinkl­ futuro of our nntion nnd of our rnco state should got nil tho npples they can today. 25c., Sold and guaranteed And feels like It will tnko sn equin­ ed, but despite hor ago sho is very ac­ depends largely upon It. by U. C. Bower.—Adv. need tills winter with tho high freight EU.STIS, Oct. 11.—Tho $260,000 tive. Sho possossoB a magnetic per­ "I hoo a hotter citizenry coming octial gnlo to cool off tho otmosphoro. rnte cut out. ond insuo for a now court houso for sonality. Although retiring In hor to America only through efforts to ska county nt TavaroB wns enrriod HARVEST LARGER Tho mnnnor, tho "grand old woman of Improve our living standards. xlay by almost two to one vote nftor THAN LAST YEAR Georgia” ns sho is known throughout working man must hnvo n living wngo. Change your Ford, Chevrolet, Maxwell or any car carrying most scnsntlonnl cempnlgn nnd WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.—Crops tho South, talks as fluently as sho Ho must not bo forcod too much in Iwtlon. Tho fight dovolqped Into n generally suffored loss In prospective writes and docs not hesltnto to ex­ competition with unskilled labor from 30x3 Vi Clincher Tires to Straight Side. We carry rims and fctlonnl one ns attested by tho vote production during Soptomber, but tho press her views on tho important is­ abroad. Thoro must bo ovory en­ 1 Tnvnvcs, 314 for, 3 ngalnBt; Mt. harvests will be largor than they sues of the day, 30x3 Vi Straight Side Tires. couragement." bra 166 for, 3 against; Sorrento 51 wor last year, exept In tho enso of "1 nm not interested in tho fast-dis­ Senator Folton declnrod that tho }r> 2 against; Eustls 277 for, 45 com, buckwheat, Bugar boots and pea­ appearing flappor typo of girl,” sho legislation this country most needs to gainst; Umatilla 144 for, 44 against nuts, according to preliminary esti­ smiled as sho removed hor gold rim­ day Is that gained "at tho knees of *i‘s!mrg 50 for, 204 against; Grove- mates nnd forecasts of production an­ med glassos, "but I am Intorasted in tho mothers of America—laws that We are the only Drive-in Filling Station equipped with ‘ml 1(1 for, 57 against; Frultlnnd nounced today by tho department of the modern young woman. Tho light nro greator than laws.” Visible Goa Pumps. ]& ;>&■ »fk I for, 34 against; Clormont 28 agriculture. Thcs showed a reduc­ “L > r'7 against; Mnscott 0 for, 70 tion, ns compared with a month ago, gainst, and MJnncoln 0 for, 44 25,000,000 bushels of oats, 21,000,000 U. S. AT BOTTOM OF dominions right on tho heels of this gainst. country. bushels of corn 8,000,000 bushols of WORLD-WIDE SLUMP With a few small preefnets to be sring wheat, 16,000,000 bushols of pea* Tho United States Is now building IN SHIP BUILDING car‘l from tho vote Is 1182 for 057 nuta 5,000,000 bushels of whlto pota­ only six per cent of tho world's ton­ gainst. toes, 2,000,000 bushels of apples. nage. Englnnd Is building 00 por NEW YORK, Oct. 11.—A world, cent and tho othor marltimo nations Thoro were Incrcaso, howovor,, In tho DEALERS J- A. Hurrold sold out his grocery forecasts of tobacco barley buck­ wldo slump In ship building with tho * • ■y 34 por cent combined. vincas today and will retire from wheat, rico and benns. United States showing by far tho fctive business for a whllo. Mr. U. S. Tires, Gas, Oils, Accessories greatest lots, wus disclosed todny In STRONG EARTHQUAKE f*firoI»l hns boon in tho grocory bus- ARMY DIRIGIBLE SHAKES CITY OF ROME C-2 OVER TUCSON figures complied by Lloyd's Register. r M in Sanford for tho past twenty Road Service------------Phone 447-W With roforonce to this country, tho K*rR nnd was ono of tho first to start NO DAMAGE REPORTED TUCSON, Arlz., Oct. 11.—Tho n r Register shows th a t:v Fwsh business, Ho has not nu *o my dlrlgiblo C-2 cn rooto from San FIRST STREET AT ELM AVE.------ SANFORD, FLA. Counting only ships on which work | nj’ DIuuh for tho future arid will t i l Dlogo to Atlnntlc coast, passod over ROME, Oct. 11.—A strong earthwell earned vacation, first v* Tucson this morning wlht^ motors actually Is in progress, the United quaka shook the .city today causing States la led by England, France and great aTarm.s No damag reported up “any points in Florida with i»s inm- roaring smoothly. Holland, with Japan and tho British to 1 p. m. 1 M i ' ./M 1 .m ■M I M Frank Akers Tire Company $8 .B •ivA.v-Y. r-'i-V-, 2i �\» X***f\?' ' V 5 ^ ', Of ••-Oft. **r. \ &*» FRIDAY, *• )" iV iw w : IS, IMS _______ __ ■ Went1 as the teacher and unless those par­ AN IfONBST APPORTIONMENT tho power swings into tho hands of of ths choir of Holy Cross arid in . tho people of south Florida they will social circles and her death will leave ents help keep their children morally, ALL WE ARB ASKINfi a void among the many friends who boss the state as unmercifully as spiritually and physically clean the west Florida does now." There is loved hor for her sweet disposition same condition is going to be reached in Lakeland that prevailed here three We have great esteem for the judg­ every reason to believe that should nnd her many fine traits and accom­ or four years ago, Prof. Everett is ment of Editor Benjamin of the Ocala south Florida be given the representa­ plishments. THE HERALD*PRlNTING*COiPANY right. Ho is merely hinting now as to Stat, and for his always evidont pur­ tion in tho legislature to which its Tho funeral services of Mrs. A, W. ___________ ( U m s i s m I sI ) ____________ what he is trying to stop and he do pose to do Justice—even for the "chip- population entitles it tho policy of Leo, Jr., will be hold Tuesday after­ Sealed proposals will bo received bv that body would bo much more pro­ noon nt four o’clock nt the church of tho City Commission of Sanford s u b s c r i p t i o n n u o B u a h v a h o i servos the support of every cltlsen on-his-shoulder” spirit of moat of his gressive and helpful to the develop­ The Holy Cross. Florida, at their office in the Ci7 SbT Ut,mlk» ------------------ ------------- tjm for the sake of the children in keep­ writings. Although wo have not had Tho following pallbearers will meet Hall, at or before 8 n m * U M tk i ......... m. October 29 ing them whore they belong, it will be the privilege of personal acquaint­ ment of tho state, in keeping with the _ _ ____ is h u i l n m *1*11 •'s jr . tho greatest blessing for them In the spirit which has wrought such won­ at 8:45 nt tho Miller Funeral Parlors 1922, for the following materials- ' ance we have formed tho impres.-don A u n t T L ISM, at tk* root 0111m at on Second at., P. E, G. Garrett, E. la a (* !li rlorUla, I’s l i r Act af Marek end in that it means better citizens in of him that ho la a woll-oquiped news­ derful development throughout south Number 1 Vitrified Sewer PIP8 F. Lane, John 0. Smith, H. E. Tolar, Approximately 1680 feet of 6" p|p. i , tar a Florida, the future and the children themselves paper man, and that ho is unusually l l r narald Herald laj la w aauuef will' later thank those who were so Tha l u l a r l Dali? If Editor Bonjamin has carefully Frank P* Akers, John M. Gillon. painstaking in the ascertainment and road tho analysis of tho ponding Interment in Lako View Cemetery. Approximately 2150 feet of 8" P|p* a fter * fk ir Approximately 7805 feet of 10" pip. kind and considerate in having a part presentation of facts. Wo aro, there­ ■vattwlac ill the character building of the young fore, surprised and disappointed to amendment prepared by Hon. Fred­ Approximately 5520 feet of 12" p|pe’ a men and women of this locality.- find him tho only editorial writer of erick Van Roy, representative from CHEAP RATES TO FLORIDA Approximately 010 feet of 15” pip,’ FAIR AT JACKSONVILLE Citrus county, recently published in Lakeland-Star Telegram. Approximately 2280 feet of 18" p|m any prominenco in all south and cen­ You can Improve your Home this Tho Times, ho must admit that thero Approximately 1140 feet of 21" p|p, tral Florida supporting tho pending week. is very adroit provision for maintain­ JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 10.— Approximately 1800 feet of 24" pip. constitutional amendment providing GREATEST ASSET TO CITY -----------o----------ing control of the sonata in north and Atl rail lines operating in Floridn Approximately 70 branches 0" dla reapportionment of tho legislative Tho Better Homos demonstrations west Florida. Tho ovident purpose have announced one nnd one half first nmoter pipe. are very interesting. Tho greatest asset to a city is its representation. And we must moco to was to divert attention from this by class one way fares for tho Florida tho conclusion, in considering his at­ Approximately 00 branches 8” dl• - o .......— chambers of commerce. Tho greatest titude on tho question,, that he has conceding south Florida Increased re­ State Fair and Exposition, which will ameter pipo. And something that every lady in presentation in the lower house. Con bp held in Jacksonville Nov, 17 to 25. asset to tho chamber Is its man pow­ Approximately 820 branches 10" dlthe land needs no matter how large er, Tho public spirit, energy, ability, not read tho amendment, but has trol of tho sonate means practically Tickets will ho sold from nil points formed his opinions from the specious nmotor pipe. or how small hor homo may be. experience and co-operation of the argument and writings of tho west control of tho legislature—tho adopt­ within tho State of Florida, nnd will Approximately 280 branches 12" dl-----------o---------ion of this amendment will mean a 1)0 good for use only on Novcmbor 26, entire membership is essential to its Florida politicians. ameter pipe. Tho oldest striker in the world dlod success.. continuance of the present unfair and prior to midnight of which date re­ In the iBBuo-of tho Star of tho 4th Approximately 25 branches 15" di­ yesterday in Iowa, Ho had been on unsatisfactory conditions, to all practi­ turn train must bo completed. To tho men who cannot give person­ ameter pipo. ■trike since 1888. The present rail* al scrvico is duo an expression of ap­ inst. we find an oxtended discussion cal intents, purposes and results, for Children of five years and under of tho question containing many state­ road striko probably hastened his twelve, will bo cKnrgcd one half of Approximately 55 branchos 18" dlpreciation for their moral and finan­ ments which are unfair to the practi­ another period of 10 ycors. death. We cnrncstly urgo upon Editor tho fares authorized in tljo tariff cov­ ameter pipe. cial support. Many of tho members, cally unanimous attitude of tho pcoplo ---------- o----------Approximately 20 branches, 21" dlBenjamin a caroful reading of the ering tho fair excursion rates. however, not only have tho qualifi­ The loss to tho public and rail­ cations for such work, but havo suffi­ of soilth Florida, and which support amendment, confident that aftor do­ It Is expected that thoso low round ameter pipe. roads and various trndo channels in cient timo at their disposal to dc- our theory that tho editor of the Star ing so hq will lino up with tho news­ trip excursion rates will attract many Number 1, Vitrified Scgemcnt Block has not read the amendment. For the recent coal strike was over a bil­ voto to It. For approximately 787 feet of 30" papers nnd people of south Florida in visitors to Jacksonville during fair Instance: Circular Sower, lion dollars. This ought to be a les­ demanding n squaro deal in tho ap­ week, ns it will give them an excep­ Such men would not only holp tha son to tho operators and tho coal chamber by contributing tholr time, There Is no good argument against portionment of powor in tho legisla­ tional opportunity to visit tho metro­ For approximately 015 feet of 30" miners and the government. Tharo ability, experience and judgment, but ronpportlonmcnt. Tho proposed re- ture.—Tnmpn Times. polis of tho state, ns well as to tnko Circular Sower. should naver bo another striko of any in so doing would promote tho inter­ apportionment is not what tho Stor Tho pipe to bo doliveretl at Sanford, in he big fall Bhow. kind in tho United States. They nov» ests of tho city and find personal sat­ wants. It is not fair and square to Floridn, ns ordered by tho City dur­ all tho state, hut it is hotter than tho or got anono nnywhoro. ing tho six months following acceptIn all malarial countries tho pop­ isfaction in so doing. apportionment wo now havo, and we -----------o----------atico of bid. ular romedy is Horblne. People find Always tho ‘chamber has under con­ France will bo unablo to moot any sideration many problems affecting should therefore adopt it—ami as soon it a good medicine for purifying tho Specifications and form of pronosal ns possible adopt another nnd a hot­ part of her indebtedness nnd Eng­ system and wnrdlng off tho disease, can bo secured at tho office of the the commercial interests of tha city ter one. This can bo done. If tho land wants to mnko some arrange­ Price, 00c. Sold by Union Pharmacy City Manager. nnd tho community. Moro and moro pcoplo put pressuro on the loglslaturo ments to stnnd Undo Sam off somo tho leadership of tho chamber Is re­ Tho City Commissioners reserve tht —Adv time. It boginR to look ns though our cognized in voicing public opinion on of 1025, they can compel it to submit right to reject any or all bids, or to another amendment In 102C. In fact, Thanksgiving dinner will not havo accept any bids thoy doom to bo for matters which nro of community in­ POPE TELEGRAPHS any of tho trimmings this year. How­ terest. Fuller co-operation of the the legislature of next yoar, whether INFORMAL OPENING WILL BE tho best interest of the City. GREECE AND TURKEY ever, the old U. S. A. Is hotter off members is needed that tho organiza­ this amendment is adopted or not, can BIG EVENT FOR THE C. J. RYAN, TO PRESERVE PEACE than the lmlnnco of tho world for wo tion may continue to bo representa­ fall for another to bo submit tod to MEMBERS 20-6-13 City Mnnngcr. tho pcoplo in 1024, But it Is very are tho bnnkers. tive of nil tho citizens. ROME, Oct. 7.—rope Pius through likely that if this amendment is re­ In such nn organization it is diffi jected, there Mill bo no change for For weeks tho question has been Cardinal Gasjinrrl hns telegraphed A deep sympathy for an old man cult to know tho individual interest asked when tho Country Club would both Muatnphn Komnl Pasha nnd whose children had grown away from nnd qualifications for scrvico of nil ten or twolvo years. The Times readily admits that bo opened nnd tho golf links mndo all King George of Greece, ncking them him was what Inspired Mrs. DeBouch- its members, Tho responsibility rests “thero Is no good nrgument against ready for the big day. Although tho to do everything poaslble to nvold re­ Scaled proposals will he received by cllo to promise to marry Asa Cnndprimarily on each member *o rnako rcnpportionnient." Tho pcoplo of folks have been playing on tho links sumption of hostilities. Ho also ask­ ler. And this growing awny from tho City Commission of Sanford, Flor­ known to tbo chamber in what way south Florida have boon clamoring for tho past two months tho grounds ed nonr ouBtern governments, in tho old man I» tho result of many idn, nt their office in tho City Hall, at lio can contribute scrvico and assis for rcnpportionnient for tho past Ihavo never been opened officially nnd which vntienn has diplomatic repre­ marriages in middle life that arc or beforo 8 p. m., October 2,1, 1022, for tance. quarter of a century, but thoy wnnt this will take place on Thursday, Oc­ sentatives, to use their influence to tho construction of tho following sew­ surprises to the children. It ought What the city needs is service and to bo a lesson to tho children for all assistance in dealing with important an honest rcnpportlonmont—real renp- tober 19th, tho club houso nnd grounds prevent war. ers, to-wit: time. Don't get funny with your matters. Tho chamber can only rend­ portlonmcnt —tho ronpportionment boing opened all day to members nnd Thirteenth Street storm sewer, 12" Landis Rtntos thnt tho reason tho to 86" din., 4355’ long. provided for in the state constitution, their wives nnd families. In tho parents. er efficient scrvico if each member based on population. morning tho Indies will havo n golf American barn storming out-fit will ---------- o----------will respond to that which is at onco The Star’s contention that wo should tournament. In tho afternoon tho men leave on a foreign vessel is because no Fourteenth Street storm sewer 12" Tho east coast plans war on mos­ his duty and his opportunity. Upon adopt the pending amendment and will havo n golf tournament, nil ama­ one figured on tho world sories boirg to 21" din., 1075’ long. quitoes. It would ho well for tho Park Avenue Btorm sowor, 12" to the whole membership rests tho res "as noon ns possible adopt another teurs nnd the tennis pluyers will also over as soon ns It was and no other whole statu to do likowisc, Thero arc 24" din., 1170’ long, ponsibility to see what tho organiza­ and a better one" is tho basis of our havo sovcrnl matches. A bridge party arrangements could bo made. Ho stat­ moro mosquitoes in somo parts of Sunitnry Sowers tion attnins tho onds which It is est­ suspicion that Editor Bcnjuniin has In the afternoon for the Indies will ed ho will ask them to return on nn Florida than others but they should Between Sanford nnd Cypress, 12" ablished to serve. Unless you holp not rend tho amendment. It Is pro­ nlso be ono of tho attractions nnd nt American vessel, be stamped out everywhere. There aro to 21" din., 4355' long. you nro n mombci In nnmo nnd not vided in tho Amedmcnt thnt, if It Is night a reception nnd dnneo will end moro in Sanford this year than there in fact. Between Union Avo. and Third St. havo been in many years. Thoro Is Tlio activities of tho chamber of adopted, tho ronpportionment thus wlmt promises to bo ono of tho great­ H ealth Almost Ruined 0" and 10" din., 750* long. made shall not lin changed for n por- est days In our history. Tho opening some local raiiso for tbom. Lot tho On Ninth Street between Cyjireit commerce uru not only extended to iod of 10 years. Tho disparity In tho will bo Informal nnd will not bo nny By R avages of sanitary nnd struet department find and Hickory Avo., 10" to 12" din., CGO* the stondily recurrent problems which out where they breed and destroy affect tho business lifo of tbo mem­ representation of tho southern coun­ dross affair as the Indies and gentle­ long. Indigestion ties ns compared with the representa­ men will wear golf togs in tho day nnd thorn. Between Cypress nml lMno Avo., 6" bers, blit also concorn themselves with tion of tho western and northern nt night if thoy nro so disposed nnd and 10" din., 1050’ long. all tho larger problems of tho com­ H ave Ilren Dead W ith o u t "Us* It should bo a matter of congrntuln munity which sooner or lator affect counties is grent today, but if tho tho affair will ho a big get-together Would dir*’" Mr. U o u g trrtT Bar*. Between Pino nnd Hickory Avo., 0" present rate of development nnd in- for Ihu betterment of the club. Visi­ T o ile r ■» E n tire ly R ecovered and nnd 10" din., 1050' long. I’rnUcH Ferrnllao Mont ll l z b l y . p0n!,," ; if !l' ia thnt| tlm life oMho cit7,'nnd therefor* Its tho golf links nnd country club aro business as well ns its social welfare. crcnso in population is maintained in tors from other cubs will nlso bo Botween Sunford nnd Magnolia Ave. the southern counties this disparity mndo welcome if they desire to attend ready for thu winter visitors and also 0" to 12" din., 3250' long. j » Souwllpa, Is D ougherty, Mr. F. Tho concerted effort of overy mem­ will bo much grontor before the end Forrnltn* i t ____ ____ the o p in i o i that w fthoul but it will really bo a local affair as of ready for tho homo people. It is tho ber, tho officers, directors and com Between Park nnd Magnolia Ave., 10 would t»e d e a d today. In a recent of tho period of 10 years during which far as possible and be tho first chance otter to tho F errallne Modlclno Com 10" din., 1500’ long. greatest asset of Sanford nnd will he mittces must bo directed toward mak­ this amendment says tho apportion­ ho says: that all the members of tho Golf Club puny, tho moans of bringing moro now peo­ ing possible equality of opportunity ment must not be disturbed. Between Pnrk and Oak Ave., 10" " l mn send ing you the n am e s of o people I think w ilt hd beiteflU eu have bail to meet ami play nnd inspoet Horn ple boro this winter than havo evor for our business men in competition din,, 2600' long. PERK A LINE. I carry FER R A L IN E by V Thero hns been mi sensible argu­ ok at a ll time*, nnd U has been here before. And wo should also with other cities in tho state, Ileal ment advanced against ronpportion­ tho new Country Club and the golf ill my stock Between First nnd Second St,, 8" UCU FOIt MB PERSONALLY done HO MlJC take pride in tho fact that tho golf accomplishments rest in the wisdom ment. A number of south Fieri la links. can h o n e stly recommend H din., 200’ long. .hut I feol I < n h igh est terms. links are as good, if not hotter, than and well focused energies of the newspapers and politicians, because Between Cedar <& Holly Ave. North IiiulResUon had so nearly ruined m y health th a t I really h e lle r s 1 would of Sixth Streot, 8” din., 1300’ long. the ninjority of tbo links in tbo Htato. members. Aro you doing your share tho amendment Is not framed exactly DEATH OF MRS. A. W. LEE, JR. have boon dead had 1 not used FEU R A LINE, but ilnoo u sin g se v er a l b o t ­ Ninth Streot District, 8" and 10" to make this a bigger and bettor city 7 to suit them—because it does not put t le s o f F errallne l am now e n tir e ly re­ din., 1400’ long. covered. PARENTS SHOULD GUARD TIIEIR —Orlando Soutine), Although not altogether unexpect­ No one Is In bottor position to roetheir section in the naddlo and make Stringfollow’s Addition, 8" nml 10" ed th" denth of Mrs. Alfred W, L(je all the rest of the stnto walk—nro omrnoml Ferrnllno than I, for It has CHILDREN so muoh for mo." din. 775’ long. A SATISFACTORY APPOINTMENT noting like a spoiled little boy who early Sunday morning came ns a done F E R R A L IN E Is a Natural Mineral and tho m oB t prom inent men Sower Pipo and Segontcnt Block to won’t piny unless his plnymntes play shock to tho many frlomls of tho fam­ Tonic This issue of tho Star-Telegram con­ havo v o lu n tarily tcatlflud to b en efits received, especially from F errallne us bo furnished by City, F. O. B. cars, William M. Corry of Quincy may his way. Oblivious to the fact that ily. Mrs. Leo has been very ill for tains a statement from Professor Ev­ a roltof from Indigestion, Stom ach R heum atism and a gen eral Sanford, Florida. erett, bend of tho Lakeland schools, not ho well known in South Floridn. all improvements in government have several weeys and nn operation wns Troubles, ASK YOUR DHUOtllST FOR FBR Proposals to bo presented in a scal­ that is pertinent nnd should bo taken Ho hns just been named by Governor been made by compromise, they in­ performed nt the Fornuld Lnughton RALINE.— Adv. ed envelope, endorsed on tho outside, seriously by ovory patron of tho public Cary A. Hardee to succcd J. D. Smith sist thnt tho control of the stnto bo hospital ns a lout resort in the nt- "If your Tocnl dealer docs not han­ "Bid for Sower Construction," San­ as tho representative from the West put in their hands at once, or it all bo empt to stay tho hnntj of tho Grim dle FERRALINE, scud $1.00 direct to schools. IIo refers to tho grados and ■Florida congresBlonnl district on the left in Its present ill proportioned con­ Roapr but it scumcd that it wns not tho FERRALINE DISTRIBUTING ford, Floridn, with tho nnmo of tho standing of tho pupils and along with State highway hoard. Thoso whose dition. They aro acting in the man meant for her to remain longer on CO., Tampa* Fin." bidder or bidders. it, to tho cause of tho condition that privilege it is to know W. M. Corry Each proposn) must bo accompanied earth and her spirit took flight yes­ nor best calculated to nngor nnd exists. With tho nttcndnnco greater by a certified check mndo payable nt will ngreo that Governor Hardeo us­ frighten west Florida into retaining its terday morning while husband nnd than ever lmforo and tho touchers ed wise judgment In making cholco of sight to tho City of Sanford, Florida, unfair hold on tho state uh long ns friends watched nt her bedside. tried to tho limit of tholr patience, Ione who will mnko good. Mr. Corry Helen Friedell was born in Hamfor 5 por cent of tholr bid. possible. - Anybody to read some of thero is added tho porploxity of "too is n gentleman of wido business ex­ tho south Floridn papers can’t help inondsport, New York in 1898 nnd Copies of tho plans nnd specifica­ T o the Sheriff o f Seminole County, Of loose a condition" in tho majority of perience, has made a succcs of lifo fooling thnt If the powor swings into wns twenty-four years of ago at tho the S ta t e of Florldnt tions may bo scon nt tho office of Re It Known, That I. H. CLAT tho liomoH where thoso children should nnd is well qualified to nsefbL in their hands thoy will boss tho state as time or her death. Shu passed her CRAWFORD, Secretary or State of the tho City Mannger, or at tho office of ho laying tho foundation for tholr fu­ carrying out a progressive program unmercifully ns west Florida docs girlhood days In New York stnto nnd Htato of Florida, do heroby g iv e notice Fred T. Williams, Engineer. Tlnns that a ture training and lifo work, If you of State hlghwny construction. South now. attended college nftcrwunl grndun and specifications can bo secured front GENERAL ELECTION road over tho statement which Mr. Florida’s Interests will not suffor nt Will ho hold In HonilTlole County, State Fred T, William! on doposlt of $10.00 Of courn *|no sensible argument has ting from tho Rochester Conserva­ of on Tuesday next su cceedin g Everett mnkea, you can understand tho hands of u man noted for his fair- been advanced against ronpportion­ tory of music and nttuudlng other thoFlorida, first Monday In November, A. D. which will bo rotumod if bid is made. just wlint ho is driving nt—dances, noss nnd strict Integrity.—Lakeland ment." In fnct, we have aeon no ar­ colleges of music having nn exception' 11*22 . the said Tuesday being the Proposals will l- • rocolvcd on a part Day of November Jazz parties, auto rides, plcturo shows, .Stnr-Tolcgrnm. gument "against reapportionment,,— fine voice nnd ono of groat promiso. F orSeventh United States Rotintor from the or tho whole of tho work. card playing, boyB smoking cigarettes, S tate of Florida, for six yeare from If wo know anything about William an honest reapportlonmont—In nny In the mldHt of the World War wns Tho City Commission reserves the 4, 1023. girls parading their pnintod checks Corry of Quincy, tho stnto of Florida south Floridn paper. As beforo stat­ wovon the romnnee of lovo and A1 F or March one Representative o f tho Fourth right to rojoct any or nil bids or to C ongressional District o f the (Rate nnd highly roughed lips—all have n hns a real man nnd tho state road ed, Wo havo been demanding and fred Leo, Jr., of Titusvitlo Florida, in tho H lxty-elghth Con- accept any bid thoy doom to bo for the pnrt in kooping Bomo of tho children department has a ronl member and pleadings for reapportlonmont for tho the aviation Bcrvico at Hammonds _ o f Florida.theIp United States, Buporlntondent or Publto In str u c ­ beat interest of tho city. back with tholr studlen. Tho major­ one that will give ovory pnrt of tho pnst quarter of a century—hut wo port, Now ork nnd Mias Frledoll For tion of tho State of Florida, C. J. RYAN, ity of tho casoH, howover, do not fall stnto n square deni. Mr. Corry is want an honest reapportlonmont made plighted their troth and decided to For tw o Ju»lloos of the Supreme Court 20-0-13 City Manager. o f tbo Htato of Florida. upon tho shoulders of tho children ono of the finest men it hns over on tho bnsis proscribed by the stnto’a get married when tho war was over. t o r o.,T? BaJIroad Cotnmlsslonera o f tho State o f Florida. but upon thoso of tho pnronta who, if been our plonsuro to moot nnd ho is constitution. It is n fundamental Thoy mot again nt Jacksonville wlioro F or ono menibnr of the H ouse o f R e p ­ resentatives ot the State o f Ftorl. Breed Like Sixty! their child fail, blamo tho teacher ono of thoso real southom gontlo- principal of democracy that tho maj­ thoy were married on August lflth da. right away, when, as a matter of fact, men of tho old school who knows noth­ ority shall rule, nnd it was planned by 1010, nnd moved to Sanford whero F or County Purveyor. F ive Merhers of tho Board o f Coun­ "Rats breed liko sixty nonr tho wat­ the main reason is that tho paronts ing except tho right and ono who tho men who frnmod our constitution Mr. Loo engaged in business nm For ty Commissioners. throe Members of tho County Board er hero," said Frank A. Zunsor, themselves havo boon lax, they don’t would go out of his way to grant that representation in the legislature whero thoy havo lived happily until For of Public Instruction. pny enough attention to tho schooling cither a largo or smnll favor. Wo should bo apportioned on this basis, the denth angel stalked into tho home F or Justice of tho Peace in nnd for the wo havo to get rid of'them ovory few follow in g JuHtloo Districts, v l v No. months. Wo can only do it, wo find, of tho children ami they don’t havo think that Governor Hardoo made a Wo havo neon no argument in any to claim the wlfo of a few short yonrB, She 1 b survived by a father, brother For Constable In and for tbo follow in g by using Roynl Guaranteed Rat P«Bt0 tho norvo and courage to sot their foot wlno appointment In Willlnin Corry south Florida paper or from nny south Justice Districts, vl*.: No. 3, and sister nt tho old homo nnd hus nnd ono thnt will give satisfaction to Floridn politician Justly calculated to down upon tho things mentioned abovo In Testimony Whfiroof, I have which Is tho boat rat killer wo havo hereunto sot my hand anil a f ­ over found." Got a 25 or 50 cent han­ and bIiow tho children wherein Hueh n those who wnnt n business ndlmnistrn- nngor or frighten any honest citizen band here who havo tho sympathy ol! fixed the Orem Seal o f the ninny friends In Florida nils other °* Florida, nt Tnllnhas- dy tubo today nnd destroy ALL rats. thing is not right nnd out of place tiun of ths road department if such of western or northern Floridn. Wo see. tho Capital, thru tho tw enuro asking for no moro thnn our leg­ states where tho families aro known. for thoso who aro going to high and n thing ns possible. ifcto u r th day of August. A. D. Sold and guaranteed by R. C. Bower. Mrs. Loo was active in musical cir­ al nnd moral rights, nnd wo do not -----------a —Adv. grammnr school. II. CLAY CROWPORD, cles, in church work being secretary (SEAL) seo fit to accept a compromise. Thoro Parents havo a responsibility In the * Tho Yanks woro not "Giant K1UIs no bnsiB for tho suggestion that "if of tho St. Agnes Guild and member To C.ty.M. Hand. Sher?*f° Bemino?e Coun*^ Tho Herald for first class Job work* teaching of tho young, just tho samo °rs.” Gfl-Dto THESAWFORDHERALD FOR SEWER MATERIALS p . m - Cv, »K'lU liH Cv. f COUNTRY CLUB OPENS THURSDAY OCTOBER 19TH ADVERTISEMENT r n ‘( ■UW s R vai- NOTICE OF ELECTION f V ■/V < a. ~ v Y. . . ■(*, . , '.'■vY.'iv J iV s U . ’v-, 'M& �F R ID A Y ) THE SANFORD I Mrs. Endor Curlett........... Mrs. B. G. Smith............. Mrs. John Leonard!........ ......First Vice-President ........ 2nd Vice-President Auditor ............................ .......... President Miss Cora Leo T illis.............................................. Treasurer Mrs. B. W. Ballard.................................Recording Secretary Mrs. BHstline.....!................. ...........Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Deane Turner........... NOTICE TO CREDITORS homo of his son, Volte and wlfo, much whore they took dinner with Mr. and to tho grandson's delight, after spend­ Mrs. Parkinson. Ho is an especial In Court o f Ike C ounty J u d i r , Sem inole Committee Count 7 . S ta te o f FtorUta ing tha summer months with his friend of Vornon Cramor. In re E atatr of enme Rov. Aibortson, of DeLnn daughter, Mrs. Raymond Butler at Mrs. John Leonardl. A Tired Housewife whose husband A. M. TIIllASH EIt. through Saturday going over io Alta- To All Crrdltoro. I.euatcea, Dlatrlbuleeu Miss Ruba Williams. As you pack away the summer told her sho had "Nothing to do but Miami. nnd nil Peraona h a v in g Claima or D e­ nnd a njcnlnat anld E atatoi 5!iss Cora Loo Tillis. clothes it is a good plan to make a housewife’' found, in providing to him Wo arc all sorry to hear of the ser­ monto Springs whero ho organized a ni You. nnd each o f you, are h e r e b / n o ­ Miss Rosamond Radford. list of tho articles that go into each a reason for her being tired, that by ious illncsB of tho infant son of Mr. Sunday school, assisting Rov. Black­ tified nnd required to present a n y and dem and s w hich you, or Miss Anna Mason. trunk or package. When a box Is actunl measurmont of stops with a and Mrs. Luther Brldgemcn, who has man in another service who baptized clnltna either o f you, m ay have a g a in st the eethree of his grandchildren, stopping tnlo o f A. M. Thrasher, deceasod of filled, paste the list on either sido or pedometer in a badly planned kitchon been vory sick since Saturday. Tho Homlnole County, Florida, to the un­ HOSTESSES end, according to tho way tho rccopt- Bh0' walked throe or four miles every mother also has been 111. with a cold. nlno at Lake Mary Sunday school d ersign e d E xe cu tor of said estate, in tw o years from the d ate hereof. Monday Dr. Robson has been attending them. which ho has reorganized anti whero w ith aclcs will bo storoJ, so that ns ono day. Hated 2nd day o f October, A. D. till. Rov. Burhans is doing a good work. FR AN K b. WOODRUFF, Mrs- Ben Coleman, assisted by Mrs The Better HomoB Campaign in its A number of friends have been in to flo-otc Executor. Wo think what this ago needs is more Braxton Baggett. which box contains tho article for dcmonstratiltf of model housos Octo­ attend them, Mrs. Betts coming out Bible study and practice, but tho evil N o t ic e o f A p p lic a t io n fa r T a x D e e d U n which ho is looking. The contents of ber D to 14 will show kitchens in from town. RTS o f the (Jrnernl s t a t ­ one trios to blind us with entertain­ ilcr Section which the stops of tho average houseTuesday ute* o f t h e S ta te o f Florida trunks should be noted on shipping Mrs, Kent utul Mrs. Er.sminger, N otice Is h ereby g iv e n that I* B. wifo may bo reduced by half, thus Mrs. A. Smith andd aughter wero Sun­ ment. Mrs. It. B. Tolar, ussitod by tags to bo tied to tho handles. Mnilth, purchaser o f T ax C ertificate No, Rov. Aibortson stopped in over night 20!. ilnted the R h d a y o f June, A. D. Mrs. W. L. Henley. PnrasolH may bo kept in good con­ saving energy and incidentally in­ day callers to Beo Fannie Tabor. 1017, tins filed said c e r tific a te In m y o f ­ at tho Ballinger homo, going with fice. creasing offlcloncy. nnd has muds ap plication for T a x Mrs. Henry McLaulln. dition through tho wlntor if each sec­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Swan arrived Wednes­ them nnd Mr. Swanson's to hear-Rov. Deed to Ihsiio In accordance w ith law . The kitchen should be small, with Mr*. L. Puleston. Hnlil ce r tific a te em bracee the f o llo w in g tion Is stuffed with tissue paper to day from Boston. Mrs. Swnn is stay­ Wohlborg, who gave us a plain heart described property situ ated In gem in ate Mrs. John Brady. prevent the creasing that causes tho no moro wall space than is necessary ing witli Miss Tabor till the houso is searching sermon on tho "Indifferent County. Florida, lo -w tt: NWR of to accomodate tho furniture. In coun­ N \V H and H>i o f N W H o f N B U (leee silk to crack. Parasols should first in shnpo. n t i ) Sec. 21. Twp. 20 8., R a n g e S3 Enel. Doubter." Ho sang vory nicely, two Wednesday 25 acres. The said lanu bein g a s s e s s e d bo washed witli pure white soap and try homos whero tho kitchon is largo Mr. nnd Mrs, Elmer Lundquist are solos: “Jesus, Lover of My Soul" and at the ditto o f tho Isstiunco o f such c e r ­ tho sink, stovo, tabic, cabinet and cupMrs. W. E. Watson, D. A. R warm water. Open tho shade, then te in the natno o f A. B. Van Vloot, taking their little son Lawrence to Dr. “Ho Canio to Ills Own,” tho latter tifica nuld ccee r tific a te sh shall he redeem JUnless u ic e s sold all no red e em -­ Mrs J. B. Starling, C. A. R, scrub the soiled places gently with a bonrd,at least, should bo placed ciosu Hcltz for electric treatments ns lie is Rev. Albertson played tho accompan­ ed nccordliiK to law Tax Deed w ill Issue together. Tho cabinet should bo put thereon on tho H l h day of November, hand brush and rinso thoroughly with iment. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson on- A. D. 1933.between tho stovo and tho sink, with­ in a very run down condition. Thursday clear water. Dry in a breeze. WITNRHS my official sig n a tu r e and seal this tho'13th day of October, A. D. Mis* Ruba Williams. A few bits of charcoal among tho in reach of both wator and raw mat­ Geo. Ballinger also is giving him a litS2. try at his rheumatism. (HEAD) E. A. POUQLASH,. contents of boxes will prevent that erials. Clork Circuit Court. I Under tho sink of tho modol house A campaign was instituted this Friday Mrs. Edwin Lundquist is still not Hoiiitnole County, Flo, disagreeable musty odor notlconblo is n sanitary garbage-pail that opons Dy: A. M. W E E K S , D. C. Mm. Deano Turnor. nbout clothing from which tho air with a foot-lever, with a shelf at tho much bettor—tho doctor had nn X-rny week by the Evorglades Good Road ttI-Ctc lias boon excluded for some time. Sov- right. Tho sink should hold two dish- taken of her hond. Hor head scorns to Lcaguo of Palm Bonch county for a r o f Application for T ax D e t l Un­ . Saturday erni pieces of whito wax in each box pnns, one for soapy water and ono bo congested from tho cold, causing bond issuo of $050,000 to complcto N aile der Section R7B o f Ih* General S ta t­ a system of hard surfaced roads, in­ ute* o f the s t a l e o f F lorida Mrs. Kennoth Murrell of white clothing will turn yellow, but for rinsing. The cupboard whoro the tho nournlgla. Notice Is hereby g iv e n that J. A. Mr. nnd'Mrs. Fry nnd Mrs. Bongston cluding completion of Okcechobco t.uHlihrnnk. purchaser o f Tax C er tifi­ tho whiteness of tho gowns will be dishes are put is only a stop away. No. 301, dated the 7th duy of June. I.ACB CURTAINS loft for tholr homo at Windormoro on road, a section on tho cros*..*tate cate preserved. A. D. 1!»20. imu filed said c e r tific a te In A drawer in the cabinet at tho loft y office, nnd h a s m ade application for As starch Is apt to rot clothes, holds tho kitchen silver. Other dishes Sundny, taking with them Miss Eu­ highway to Mooro Haven by way of m Tax Doud to Ismia In accordance w ith La Bello. THreo hundred thousand nice and Eimor Tlner who will holp A Lyttio Houso Well Filled law. Kald ce rtific a te em braces the f o l ­ they should bo washed, rought dried are put on n wheel tray and carried lo w in g described property situ ated In A Lyttio Wifo Weil Wylled without starching and pressed out to tho dining room cupboard, which thorn pack ut tho big Chase grove Sem lnolo County, Florldn, t o -w lt: 8W t4 o f S E H nnd 8 U o f 8 B H o f 8 B U ( le s s A I.yttlo Land Well Tylled smoothly before being put awny for is situated near tho kitchen door. An there. N 't of 8 W H of 8 E U and W 4 o f 8 W U —What Moro Does Oho Want 7 tho winter. Mr. Fry mndo a visit to Crescent o f S W tt o f 8EV4) Hoc. 31, Twp. 31 a , important detail is to avoid n raised City nnd also with Mr. Tynor to tho Itnngn 30 E. 4f> acres. The said land Nothing will give stored away cloth­ threshold between tho kitchen and bein g iixsessod nt the data o f tho Issu­ a n c e of such ce r tific a te In tho natno o f bonch. On Sunday ho brought over SEMINOLE CO. FEDERATION OF ing quite so much protection ns ono of U nknow n. Unions said ce rtific a te nhall dining-room, in order that tho whcolWOMAN’S CLUB. Emil Mngnuson for tho day. our genuine red cedar ghosts. And Dr. Caswell, inslond of McCnslin, they are inexpensive! did tho work for Mrs. Fry, our mis­ A very delightful dny was spent nt take. Oviedo, Sept. 12th it being tho Hixth NOTHING TO DO BUT WORK John Lundquist, Hr., went over to “These lints Wouldn't Ent My Best meeting of the Federation. Tho Oviodo IN TIIE NURSERY Grain,” Says Fred Lamb Oakland Friday ami on Sunday Ids dob hostess. Tho morning session “It’s hard to keep rats out of g feed son, Elmer nnd wifo and children and was held in the Baptist Church at store. Tried for years. A neighbor­ her father, August Swanson, motored 10:00, Mrs. John Loonnrdi, Pres, pre­ ing storo sold me some RAT-SNAP. It LOST—Between Crystal Inko nnd ovor for him, spending the dny with siding. worked wonders. Gathered up dead Goldsboro, a green bathing suit, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henchln. Report of 1st Vico-prcsidont Mrs. Fimlor please return to Herald offico Andrew Duggnr, of Missouri, spent rats every morning. Bought moro nnd receive rewnrd. Curlett was called for, given up to 170-ltd-wlt the week end with Charles Cramor and RAT-SNAP. Haven’t n ra t now. date, approved and ncceptod, wifo coming hero from North Caro­ Thoy wouldn’t oat my host grain when Mrs. Curlett chairman for Child Have tho Hornid do your noxt Job lina. Hu Ih an Adventist older nnd I tiirew RAT-SNAP around." Throe Welfare secured prices on scale to be of printing. Wo hnvo tho equipment sizes, ,250, 05c, $1.25, Sold and guar­ preacher for their puoplo hero nn used in school such as are used in to do nil kinds of job printing. anteed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. Snturdny and on Sur.Juy nt Osteen, schools in School Health work nnd hopes by another month to place n scale in each school In the county. Geneva through its Fnront-Tcnchcr Assn, is to start school lunches, hnvo storied n library nnd every month put on n health piny in the schools. Mr*. Van Ness Social Service Chairman reported that the churches hail taken up tho County Homo Ser­ vices. The Prcsbytcrinns held tho possible; tlm living room from which fire service, the Congregntlonnlista the mother had to walk to tho nursT ^ O CITY needs n “ W e lc o m e ” sig n on th e had followed tho noxt Friday with » ory, several times during tho evening party taking refreshments with them. to attend to him was ns far awny as co u rt house o r along th e ro a d a t its c o rp o r­ Th Methodist Society took a delega­ possible; tho laundry was ns far away atio n lim its if th e re p u ta tio n h a s gone fo rth tion with them for n Sundny Sorvico, as possible. th a t it is a **well paved to w n .” T h e b ric k the Baptist nro to go mid tho Episco­ When the housewife realized this pations wore to hnvo n party thore sho forgot tho corner room cm the sec­ Will Henderson, who has been doing paved city is a m ecca to th e a u to m o b ile tra v e le r. Kept. 15, Ten magazines wero taken ond floor anil set down three rules somo carpenter work for Bert Smith T o u rists p ass th e w o rd alo n g —“ Go th ro u g h t<* the Homo nnd n bookcase would for the nursery: at Monroe spent Sunday at-his fath­ B rick to w n .” “ M u d v ille” a n d “ D u s tc lo u d ” be a welcome mid It Ion. er's home with his family. 1. —It should iio ns near tho bath­ Mrs. Dlnckmnn chairman of tho room, kitchen and porch ns possible. Sorry to hoar Mrs. Jack Vaughn has a re carefully avoided b e c a u se th e re you d ro p Park Com. reported interviewing sev­ 2. —Its equipment should bo a r­been having a bad time with a very off of sm ooth b rick p a v e m e n ts a t th e c o rp o r­ eral people regarding County Purk ranged in order needed ami in ns sore finger for somo time. sit'' hut as yet had nothing to roport. atio n line and e n te r th o se c itie s o v e r ro u g h a n d Bnrney IJeck lost a fine young horse small a working spneo ns possible, Tuesday being n Club dny tho sec­ Sunday with tho staggers, 8,—Labor-saving devices should bo r u tte d unim proved o r poorly paved s tre e ts . ond Thursday In October was decided Mrs. Volio Williams has been very installed to meet ita special noeds. upon. The Federation holding tholr much worried over tho loss of her me ting at tho Woman's Clyb in The Tired Housewife, when sho Jersey cow which has strayed off, has renlized tho defects of the second-flor Sanford nt 10:20 n. m, At noon n a large boll and one foot a littio lamo. pi tiie lunch nnd in the nftornoon tho room, redecorated a little room on tho Mrs. Anna DoForost has returned first floor to chnngo it into a bedroom L'nguo «f Woman’s Voters will hnvo homo after a pleasant summer spent and built a bathroom next it. A small their meeting. in tho North, It seems good to sco Mrs. Leonard! mndo n motion of hall ran between this little room nnd tho houso opened up again. the kitchon. Here were bathroom, tlumks to tho Oviedo Club for tholr Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Wcstordick wero delightful entertainment. Tho Club nursery and kitchen nil together. callers nt tho homo of Mrs. Cleveland The porch was noar by. Houso looked very Inviting nnd tho Jacobs. In tho corner of n room seven feet large delegation from all ovor tho county was admirably taken care of by eight foot con be placed tho bnby’s Mrs. August Swanson wns called to bureau with the shoots, diapers, tow- tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Povyhouse for dinner. advertise a city throughout a wide radius, and elk and gauze, and a littio closot con­ whoro tiicy hnvo the influenza. Sho roturnod Snturdny from tho Hunter attract the tourist like a magnet. Brick pave­ Miller Huggins mndo tho announce­ taining soap, boric ncid ,vaseline, tal­ homo. Wo hear thoir littio daughter cum, medicated cotton, otc. ment yesterday that ho will pilot tho ments label a city as one having civic pride, Tanks noxt year. Ho mndo this an­ Near by on a stand is a whito en­ hus boon named Alice Rowenn Hunter. and a city that has civic pride usually has every, Mrs, Parkinson and Mrs. Maude nouncement to qulot all tho rumors ameled bathtub, in case tho bathroom Vincent were recent callers to see is not handy. If tho bathroom is near thing else that tourist happens to want. On nbout his bolng ousted. by, thore need bo no extra tub, but a Mrs. Westordick and tho iattor spent top of all this it must be remembered that brick small rubbor tub which fits ovor tho n dny with MrB. Glidowoli. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS \VORTH pavements last so long and cost so tittle tor big tub and can bo found in any de­ Mrs. Volio Williams ontortained tho MONEY partment store. It can bo filled di­ indies of tho Pipo Organ club nt her maintenance and repair that they are genuinely Cut out this slip, enclose with Be rectly from the faucet by n short rub­ homo Monday. economic pavements. Frlonds hero of tho Wost family nnd mail It to Foley & Co., 2885 Shef­ bor hose nnd hnH a little plug in in tiie field Avo., Chicago, III., writing your bottom to drain the water off. At one nro plonscd to hoar that Myrtlo and nnmo and address clearly. You will side n stretch of canvas—nlso fasten­ hor husband hnvo boon called ns teach­ receive In roturn a trial package con­ ed to tho top of tho regular tub—pro­ ers to fill a vacancy in tho school con­ taining Foley’* Honey nnd Tar Com­ vides i\ place to roll tho baby in a tow­ ducted by Mr. West’s brother nt Foun­ tain Hend, Tenn. pound for coughs, cold* nnd croup; el after his bath is over. Norman Pounds, of Palatkn, was a Foley Kidney PHI* for pain* In aide* Chicago Nationals defeated thoir visitor hero at the homo of his cous­ nnd linck; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladdor ailment*; and Foley Amorlcan lcaguo rivals in tho third in, Mrs. Androw Bortloson on tho 7th Tho coming oht with Carl Piorson. Cathartic Tablots, a wholesome and gnmo of tho soviet- yesterday. Miss Smith, a nioco of Mrs. W. C. thoroughly cleansing cathartic for series now stands two games for tho constipation, biliousness, hoadachos, Cubs and ono for tho Whito Sox. Snow Menlor, is visiting them nt tholr homo ar.d sluggish bowel*. Sold every- will break that series up if thoy don’t in Upsnlu coming from Cordelia, On. whero.—-Adv, Wo woro pleased to soe hor a t our hurry. school Sunday. C. M. Williams Tetumcd to tho better h o m e s - w e e k HELPFUL HINTS FOR HOUSEWIFES PUTTING AWAY SUMMER "DUDS' NOTHING TO DO BUT HOUSE WORK" V IT R IFIE D e zm PAVEMENTS a NATIONAL PAVING BRICK MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATE Cleveland, Ohio I �H U mm r s)\M MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Sodtty Editor Phone 217-W I f y e a t a n n a y h i n l i v U tttu g r a —U y e n are | o l « « a n yw h er e or M ar ias S em e, e r It y e n are e a ta r ta la ln * . w elt ' a m i l l rare t e th is S a ea rleie n :, i h l i a Seta Ila. e r t r lc y k e a e the Item, f t wtT k e s r e a t ly appreciate*. , — -------- iKSTKsnrnrairf---------The weather is just right. Now for the real fall business we havo boon talking nbout. fit; Better Homes Week on south Park avenue all this week. All tho ladies should attend tho lectures. Country club and golf links open Thursday October 10th. Join now and be ready for tho big opening. Tha Men's Club of the Pnrlsh House will not moot Wednesday of this weok blit Wednesday of noxt woek and tho third Wednesday of ovory month in tho future. ii UG ' 'i (W ,,f e Some ten members of tho Sanford Rotary Club Journoycd to Daytona today to take lunch with th Daytona and Orlando Rotnrlans. Wo know that Sanford will give a good account of themselves. There wero 52 callers at tho Bet­ ter Homes demonstration yesterday afternoon which wan very encourag­ ing to tho ladios In chargo. Tho attondnneo nhould Increase ench day, lion. Forest Lnko hns returned from tho Bankers Convention In Now York nnd reports a fine time. Tho Bank­ ers Association hnd soveral dollars to spend on entertainment and thoy showed tho visitors tho time of thoir lives. Mr. Lnko snid thoy wore taken to tho nhows and tho ball games nnd everything and thoy not only enjoyed tho meeting of the association but the entertainments nnd bnrniuots nnd that tho people of New York wore great entertainers, Mr. Lnko snid tho out­ look for business in tho north wns good nnd thousand are coming to Floridn this winter. ( f r o m W cln#i(J» r'« D»II t ) Jacksonville wns represented boro yesterday by J. J. Mahoney nnd W. E. Law. M. D. Adams and II. G. Ernest wore business visitors hero yesterday from Jacksonville. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Fcran of Eustis were the guests yesterday of their sister Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. George E. Edison is n business vis­ itor fro mGoorgin, and >•» making bis hendtjunrtem at tho Montezuma. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Iloumillnt and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Rounilllnt of Jacksonville were the guests of Mrs. ■Tunic Roumillat on Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Wioland nnd daughter Mary returned yesterday from Miami, Ft. Pierce and other places of interest on the East Coast. 1 V. y Wtt Sr? T H E SA N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , OCTOBER 1 3 ,1 9 2 2 cil also stresses, Singing in English und American compositions. Another iden Is to dlsposo Jars by Bubstltn tion of something better. The National Council has a mem bernhip of ton million working through thirty-six different organize, tlons. After explaining tho work and pur­ pose, tho presont work was discussed (A) Sight Singing, which will be left with tho teachors and school board to handle. (B) Community Singing, Tho Music Department of the Womans Club decided not to take this up as previously announced, but will give tho Chnmbcr of Commorce their hearty co operation, ns Secty., R. W. Pcnrmnn assured, Mrs. Munson In a recent interview that thoy wero pro paring to have Community Singing, in connection with Band Concorts. two Grammar schools had already ortwo Grammar schools bad already or­ ganized one, and the High School hnd plans for organizing theirs. Council decided to mnko efforts to orgnnizo an orchestra for Sanford, for which purpose nil interested will noon bo called together. A committee was appointed to tnks a musical census of tho city nnd offorts put forth to havo n Choral So­ ciety in Sanford. l a the County J u d g e ’* Court. »■ ■■* tmr tke Counly-oF Hcwluelo# Slate at F lo rid a CITATION l a r« Eetnte of MA1ILI3 5. S T U B S , deeeoaed. L. J. Hnrtloy, the duly appointed and mini Kit'd administrator of the estate or Mabel H. Stiles, decerned, bavins filed petition In this Court, prnylnfl that It wil stimulate fall business as hie the following real estate belonging to the snld Mabel 8. Stiles, to-w ltt . nothing else will do. Lot 30 in the Towtt of Longwood, Mrs. B. II. Guthrlo Is homo from tho hospital after a spell of dengue fovor. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Wendler and daughter of Orlando were nmong tho visitors to tho c(ty this morning . This is tho sort of woathor that gives you tho proper pop nnd tho de­ sire to go after business nnd put It over, Ho. Louis W. Zim, of St. Augustino state lnbor Inspector, wns In tho city todny on business nnd visiting hip many old friends. George Keller and John Buslinw of tho Mergonthnler Llnotypo Co., wore in tho city yestredny calling on tho locnl trade. Mr. ICollor is a resident of Orlando nnd has many friends all over Florida, medical science. Ask for Liquid MRS. SHINE ENTERTAINS AT Rorozono, it is a mnrvol in flesh-heal­ BRIDGE ing remedies. Price, J10c, 00c nnd Mrs. R. A. Shine, Jr., entertained $1.20. S" d by Union Phnrmncy.— at a bridge luncheon yesterday com­ Adv. plimenting her Louse guests, Mrs. Frank Winthrop of Tallahassee nnd In (lie Clri-iilf Court, H rvrnlh .Imllrliil o f Flurliln, In nml fur HrmMrs. Walter Wight of Sanford. Two Clri'iilt luulr (.'miuty.— I ii Cliumu-ry. tables were played during the morn­ NOTICE O F F OIIUC l.O M tm B HALE ing nnd nt noon a delicious course C o m p a n y , ti c o r p o r a t i o n o r g a n luncheon wns served. Mrs. Shine used Cl mso Ixed a m i e x i s t i n g Ut u t or t h o l a w s o f Ilia S t n to of Florida, Complainant, ninny lovely flowers In her decornVH. E M, H o w a r d a n d A n n i e M. H o w a r d , tlons for the occasion and altogether tils wi fe, Dofoudunl H. it proved a most onjoynhlo and a t­ Under nnd by virtue of n decree of foreclosure nnd sa le rendered In tho tractive event.—Orlando Sentinel, Circuit Court of the Seventh J u d i c i a l . i"^y,SW|Vy - -COHMIRHIONBRS SALIH - ■ — ----- - ■aid court at th* Court Hou«* | n ford. Ssmlunl* County. Florida, on8??* 8th day of November, a . D i W i ' ‘h* thou and there m ake answer ,.! a,.‘4 Bill of Complaint In V i a S i" #,1V h« oth e rw ise a D ec re e Pro Conlest,. be entered a g a in s t them. 1 wll» It Is ordered th a t t h li notion . . United In the Sanford iierald » „J,llb* paper published In Seminole V , ?,?"[** Florida, once n w ee k for eight m UnnJ y' eeautlve week*. * 1 c°nWttnae* my hand and the seal 0( snld Circuit Court on thle 32 nd1 A ugust, A. D. 1931. *Ina t,ny ot (SEAL) B. A. DOUOLAHH Notice lo hereby g iv e n that the u n ­ dersigned, Commissioner* In partition appointed by tho dooreo of tho Circuit Court o f Hemlnole County, Florida, In a certain eaueo therein pending In w hich Minnie Feldor ot nl, are oomplalnanta end Qt orgo Shsppard, et a l . are d efen d ­ ants. to m ake sale o f the premia** In­ volved In eald suit, w ill on MONDAY, NOVBMBBB JTH, IBM. during g a l houre urlns the le lognl hours .oorf sale, otter off; for sale nnd se ll to the beet ana h ig h ­ est bidder for cash, at the door o f the Court H ouse In Sanford, Florida, the follow in g described real property, to wit* „ . Lot* Thirteen and F ourteen o f Block Four, o f Tier One, o f Hanford, Florida, O E o n a B a . ? £ n vA i V 0lJaLAt^ D- 5 according to H. ll. Trafford’i Map of Couneel for Complainant. s , . #lo ir pplat la t th ereof duly duty rreSanford, ae per corded In the puubfio records o t Bemlnoio Nolle* o f A p f lt M t la g for Tax it».a .. County, Florida. j. <'ra"™«'7 fhn “S■*tate «*• of ®S£™ftt«r*t t * o f tk* Florida plat Florlda, ns sh ow n by a recorded pin! thereof In Hemlnole County, bo be declardeelar ed a ssets In tho hands or the admin Istrator for tho payment of debt* of eald estate, tho personalty h a v in g been exhausted, and a u t h o r it ie s the eald a d ­ ministrator to ta k e possession and mnko salo of snld rent estate, ana tho said petition conform ing In all reepeote to tho requirements of law In such ease mndo nnd provided: Now, therefore, C om m issioner? h? P artition. you, A. It. Stiles, and d oorgla I-en 00-Bto fltlies. Carl Edward Stiles anu Ethel May lit Hoe. ami Schelle Malnes. as g u a r ­ dian ad litem o f Georgia Lea Stiles, Notice of Application for Tax Deed Carl Edward Stiles and Ethel May Under Section 575 of tho General Stiles, and nil other porson# Interested In said real esta te are commanded to Statutes of the State of Florida ho nnd nppeur before tho Court o f tho Notice is horeby given thqt M. S. County Judge of Hemlnolo County. Florida, on or beforo the 9th day -o f Novombor, A. r>. 1923, and show cau se McCall, purchaser of Tax Certificate If any you havo w hy said petition No, 2C4, dated tho 7th day of Juno, A. could not be granted. . , . Given under my hand nnd seal this D. 1020, has filed eald certificate in the 1!nth day o f September. A. D. 1922. my office and has made application (HEAL) E. V, IIOUHHOLDER, County Judge. for Tax Dood to issuo in accordanco 9-29; 10-6-13-20-27 'M s r & x : J. S f f i with luw. Said certificate embraces the following described property sit­ uated in Scminolo County, Florida, toIn Court n l the County Judge, Hemlnole wlt; Lot IP, Him* B, D. K. Mitch County, Hints o f Florida In re Gutnte of oil's Survoy of Levy Grant. Tho said HARMEM.A ROTUNDO Tn nil Creditors. L egatees, lllalrlbnlee* lano being assessed ut tho duto of tho nnd nil Persons h a v in g Online or D e­ issuanco of such certificate in tho tail ltd - again st snld E eln lel You, and each of you, aro hereby no­ numo of E. Y. Malory, et nl. tified and required to prosont any Also: Tax Certificate No. 203, dat­ claims and demands which you. or e ith ­ er nf yon. may h ave ag a in st the estate ed tho 7th day of Juno, A. D. 1020, of Curmclln Rotundo, deceased, lu te of Hemlnolo County, Floridn, to tho under­ has filed said certificate in my of­ signed Administrator of snld estate, wlilila two yenrs from tho date hereof. fice, and has madu application for D'.tod, Sept. 28th. A D. 1922. Tax Deed to issuo in accordanco with II. C. WHITTEN, Administrator. luw. Said certificate embraces the 9-29: 10-0-13-20-27: 11-3-10-17-24 following described proporty situated in Seminola County, Florida, to-wlt: NOTICE OK A 1*1*1,1 CATION F O R L E A V E TO HELL MINOR'S Lot 10, Block B, D. It. Mitchell's Sur­ L AN D voy of Lovy Grant. Tho snid land boIn Court o f C ou n ty J u d g e , S l a t e o f F l o r ­ ing assessed nt tho date of tha issu­ ida, Hrniluole C o u n ty In Hr l'.stnle Of ance of such certificate In tho namo Win. Walter Toddor, Jr., Minor. Notice Is hereby g iven to all whom It of E. Y. Malory, ot nl. may concern, thnt Elsa W. Tedder, a* Unless said certificates shall ho re­ Guardian o f Wm. Walter Tedder, a minor, will, on tho 30th day of October, deemed according to law, Tax Deed A. D. 1922, apply to tho Ilonorahln to. F. Hutixholder, County J u d g e In and for will issuo thereon on tho 21st dny of said County, nt hie offlco In Sanford In snld County, at 2 o'clock p. m., or ae October, A. D. 1022. soon thereafter an tho mnttor can be WITNESS my official signature heard, for au th ority to soil, nt publla or private sale, tho nndlvldod Interest ot and seal this tho 1-lth day of Septem­ said minor In the fo llo w in g daearlbod real estate, la an Id County, to -w lt! Lot ber, A. D. 1022. 7, of Itlock "K" o f N. II. dnrner'e Ind (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Addition to Markham Park H eights, a c ­ cording to a recorded plot thereof. Clerk Circuit Court, Which application w ill bo tineed upon tho petition for salo now on fllo) tn „ Scminolo County, Fla. said Court. 57-0tc By: A.»M. WEEKS, D. C. Dated. Hopt. 28th. A. D. 1933. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tho Daily Ilornld Is printing moro advertisements thnn ever before nt this time of tho year. Wo havo the A meeting of exceptional interest equipment to glvo tho best sorvice for tho members of tho Gleaners thnt has over been given in Sanford. Clnss of the Presbyterian Church Talk it over with Reg. was held Monday evening In the Gleaners rooms nt tho Presbyterian At the regunr meeting of tho Elks Church. lodge tonight thero will ho much bus­ Tho meeting was presided over by iness of nn important nnturc and n the clnss president, Mtb. Alfred Lil- full attendance is desired. Thoy will jn, assisted by Mrs. T. M. I’uleston also hold n dance nt tho club house teacher. After tho devotlonnl oxor- Friday night of this 'Areok. clos led by the president, n short business session wus held. , Clarence Foibclman representing Following tho business meeting, tho Montng Bros., of Atlanta, sta­ Mrs. Lehman gnvo u most interest­ tioners., wns in tho city todny and hnd ing account of her work in connection tho pleasure of meeting Reg Holly with Miss Androws, mountain mis­ one of his buddies in tho tank corps sionary. She also rend several let­ nt tho camp nt Gettysburg during ters from Miss Zota Davidson form­ tho world war. erly of Sanford, who is associated with Miss Androws in mountain work, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Leo returned to and of whom Sanford is indeed proud their home in Lakeland Saturdny nfof. ternoon after n two weeks visit with ELBA W. T E D D E n , Mrs. E. M. Galiowny then gave a their daughter, Mrs. J. B. Webb nt Guardian. brilliant talk nbout her trip with n Melonvlllo ave. Mr. and Mrs. Leo 9-29; 10-6-13-20-27. number of spondid pictures. This wore called hero by tho serious illness In ilir Circuit Court o f th e S e v e n th J u ­ talk was interesting and wort instruc­ of their daughter, Mrs. Webb. dicial Circuit, S to l e o f F lo rid n , HrntIonic C ou n ty,— In C h an cery, tive. A delightful nnd lnforinnl social Havo tho Herald do your next Job Peoples linn It of Hanford, Complainant, hour wns then enjoyed. Mrs. II. It. of printing. W6 have the equipment Goo. vs. Garwood und Nottlo Garwood, r e ­ spondents. Stevens assisted by Misses Annie to do all kinds of job printing. Notion la hereby given that pursuant Nelson nnd Laura Chittenden serving to decree ISHUltig out of tho above e n ­ titled court In uhovo entitled cauno of dainty refreshments. acllon 1 will offor for sale boforo th* A clear colorless liquid thnt will court house door at Sanford, Florida, Thcro wero thirty-one members heal wounds, cuts, sores nnd gnlls is during the legal bourn of Halo on Mon­ present nt this meeting. thly, November 6. 1922, the follow in g the latest and bust production of GLEANERS CLASS described property: Comm encing nt the Hnutheuxt corner of tho N orthw est quarter of Section 3t In T ow nship 19, South of llnngo 3D Kant, or nt the c o m ­ mon center of said Section, thonoe North in elm Inn, t lienee Went 10 chnlns, thence Houlh 10 uhalmt, thence E ast 10 Chilian to thn place of begin ning, c o n ­ taining 10 acres, e xc ep tin g thereof what baa heretofore been deeded from the tract to railroad company, snld land bein g situated In Hemlnolo County, Florida. T oi-iiin of Salo; Cash. J. O. SHARON, 38- R e Special Mantor In Chancery . 111 I'lreait Uuiirl Hc«,-ulh Ju d li’lul Cir­ cu it, N rialnolr C o u n ty F lo rid a , — l a C lian crry llll.l. T(l Ul'IHT TITLE A. L. Henkel vs. Circuit of Florida In nnd for Hemlnole Edna II. .loklKion, nt nl ( H i l u . l t O F I ' l l IILIGATION County, lit Chancery, In u cuumi therein pending wherein Chase & Company, a To Edna II. Johnson formerly Edna H. Nlcho's nnd John L. Johnson her Iiuhcorporation organized nnd e xistin g tin­ hauil, II. It. Johnson its trusted In der tho le w s of tho Hlnle of Florida. Is bankruptcy of Albert Nichols, J. II. complainant, and E. M. Howard anil liohnon nml Lizzie E, Hobson his Annie M. Howard, his wife, tire defend­ wife, Elia M. Needham ami D. It ants, I w ill noil at public outcry to tin. Needham her husband. Andrew S ulli­ h ighest bidder, for cash, ut the front van und Mary Lou Is u Sullivan, Ids door of the cmtrthouna In tho c i t y of wife and all other purlieu claim ing Sanford, In said county and slute, dur­ Interest under any, eith er nr nil of ing tho legal hours of sale, on Monday, the sold above named parties In and tho Oth duy of November, A. 1>. 1923, In the follow in g properly, the NH’,1 sam e being the first Monday In suld of NW U of HWU. Soot loll 14. T o w n ­ mouth, the fo llow in g described laud s i t ­ ship 21, South of R ange 29 East, nnd uate, lyin g anil being In tho County of lo eaeti nml every one of tho f o llo w ­ Seminole and S tale o f Florida, to-wlt: ing named persons, Edna H. Johnson, l.ot No. T w o (2). block C, In Rrown's formerly Edna II. Nichols. John L. subdivision of tleck Hammock ns num­ Johnson, her husband, II. It. John­ bered nml delineated In I'lilt llnnlt It, son an trusted in Ilankruptcy of A l­ imgo 53. on file In tho offlco of tho bert Nlehols, J. II. Hobson and Ltzxlo Clerk of tho Circuit Court o f Orungo E. Robson, Ills wife, Ella N, Needham county, Florida, of which said Seminola and D. II, Needham, hor husband. A n ­ County was form erly a part, and which drew’ Sullivan and Mary Loulsu S u lli­ Is duly of record In tho nubile records van his wife. If living, and If any, o f Hotniuole County, Florida, In tho o f ­ either or all of the foregoing persona fice nf thn clerk or tho circuit court of be dead, ull purtleu claim ing interest said Hemlnolo County, lit Flat Hook No undur any. eltlior or nil of them, to1 ut page 8.1. wlt: the above named parsons, d e ­ Also tho South h alf of tho Northeast ceased or otherw ise, lo and to the quarter of the NE quarter of the NE said herein described real ustnte, and quarter of Section Four (4), Township tn all pursuits nnd parties claim ing T w en ty (20) South, R ange Tlllrty-ono un Interest In and to tho said d e ­ (.’It) East, containing flvo acres more scribed lauds; or less. You and each of you aro hereby r e ­ Or so much thereof us m ay ho ac c e s­ quired to appear to thn bill filed In this sary to sa tisfy said decree and tho costs cause again st you on or before the first and expenses of said suit. Monday In Docembor, 1922, a rnlo day E. F. UOUSUOLDBR, Special Master In Chnneory. of this court, to -w lt: December 4lh, 1922, and In dofiiuR thereof decree pro LANDIS. FIHll A HULL, Solicitors for Complainant, OO-Btc confusHo w ill tic entered ag a in st you and ench of you and the cause proceed Notice of Application for Tnx Deed ex Itparte. Is ordored that th is order Do pub­ for eight consocuttveH wooks In Under Section 575 of tho General lished the Sanford ilornld, a n ew spaper pub­ lished In Seminole County. Florida. Statutes of tho Stnto of Florida W itness the lion. .Tamos W. Perkins, Notice is hereby givon thnt Marc* Judge of said Court nnd tho blind of E. A D ouglass, tire clerk thereof nnd thn chal Nell Rose Company, a corpora­ official sent of Held court, this 2nd day tion, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. oT October, 1922. (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. 207, dated the 3rd day of Juno, A. D. Clerk Circuit Court, Hemlnolo County, Fla. 1818, lias filed said certificate in my Ry: A. M. W EEKS, D. G. A JONES. office, nnd hns mudo application for JONES Orlando, Fin., for Complainant. Tax Deed to issue in nccordnnco with •lO-Oto Mr. nnd Mrs. Ram Doano and Mr. PIPE ORGAN CLUB nnd Mrs. Leon Tyrell of Nicholas, N. The 1’ipo Organ Club was enter­ Y., are spending a few days hero on tained Monday afternoon by Mrs. route to St. Petersburg whore they Volio Williams. After a short busi­ will spend tho winter. ness session tho time was very pleas­ antly spent in sewing for tho Chirst. Mr. and Mrs. A, W. Loo, Sr., leave mas Ilaznar. today for their homo in Titusville. During the soclnl hour the hosteai They will he accompanied homo by served delicious chicken snlnd saltMr. and Mrs. Harry Loo who will ho iites, pickles and iced ten. their guests of a week. Tho club will meet next Monday nf. ternoor with Mrs. C. J. llynn on West The Catholic Woman’s League of 1st St. Snnfonl met last Monday night nt thoir hall at 8 o’clock nnd will meet BIRTHDAY PARTY every Monday night at thnt hour horoBraxton Huntioy, Jr., ontcrtulnnl nftor. Mrs. Goorgo Follows wns elect­ u number of his littlu friends nt tho ed president. Many points of Inter­ homo of ltis ifrnndmothor, Mrs. L. est will ho spoken of nt the meetings Grow yesterday afternoon celebrat­ which no Catholic lady should miss. ing his fourth birthday. The rooms Noxt Monday Itov. Fr. Hennossy will wore tastefully decorated in hnniflecture on "Tho Church History” nnd lugs of pink nnd green crepe paper a good attendance Is expected. and Love Vino. Games wero enjoyed until n Into SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE PARTY hour witen Braxton, Jr., led the little . Tho Subscription Bridge pnrty to ho folks into tho dining room. On ar­ hold in tho Parish IIouso noxt Mon­ riving there Braxton blew out tho four day evening is being looked forwnrd candles on ills birthday cake, while tho to with much Interest and it is tho little guests circled around tho tnhio chnlmtnn'B wish that those getting up to enjoy icecream, cako nnd cnntly. tables plenso mnko thoir report not Pink nnd green baskets filled with later thnn Friday—in order thnt any candy were given each little guest ns vacancy may ho taken care of,—Ora favors, Braxton, Jr., received many pretty H. Murrell, Chairman, nnd useful Rifts. Thnso invited wore: Milly nnd law. Snid certificate embraces the COUNCIL OF MUSIC Ono of tho newest organizations, Stewart Boyd, Alico nml L. II. Ilod- following described proporty situated ‘‘Tho Council of Music" mot last Sat­ gins, Britt Holtsclnw, Willis Brown, in Scminolo County, Florida, to-wlt: urday afternoon at the Womans Club Ruby nnd David Cnurscy and Robert Lot (SO, Eureka Hammock. Tha said rooms with a good attendance. Mrs. IIowcII, Ella Mne, W. D. nnd G. L. land being assessed at tho dnto of tho .Fnnttio Stembridgo Munson, chair, Grow, Kathryn Allen ami Elizabeth issuanco of such certificate in the namo of "Unknown;" Unless snid cer­ man, presided. She explained tho Mitchell. tificate shall be redeemed according purpose of tho Council and road an to law. Tax Deed will issuo thereon N. S. I). A. R. interesting account of wo.’.. accomp­ The regular business meeting of on thu 21st dny of October, A, D. lished nnd planned by tho Nntlonnl Council. Sho also read tho names of tho Snlllo llnrrlson Chnpter will bo 1022. tho Nntlonnl Officers, which includes hold Friday nftornoon nt S o’clock. WITNESS my official signnturo und some of the most prominent club, lit Mrs. Percy Moro hostess. Phono 8-15 seal this tho 14th dny of Scptombor, orary and musical womon of this W. Pnpor. Brief history of Ponsnco A. D. 1022. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, In. Mth. II. H. Pnttishall lender. country. Clork Circuit Court, Tho purpose of this council lo, Semlnolo County, Fla. Fall Fashion Watch for our big first, Unity through Music. Socoml, 57-fltc By: A. M. WEEK8, D. C. Making America Musical. Tho coun Number. » _______ as NOTICE F U R 1‘It II LI CATION Her In I Nil. (115440 D e p a r tm e n t n f th e In t e r io r u! 8. LAND OFFICE, nt Gainesville, Florldr.. September 10, 1922 NOTICE Is horoby g iven that Aman­ da Williams, of A ltam onte Springs, Florida, who. on J u ly 27. 1917, made Homestead Entry, No. o m l t t . for HEU of N E *4 and N',5 o f HER, Section 18, Tow n ship 31 8, R ange 30 H„ T allah as­ see Meridian, has fllod notice of Inten­ tion to mnko Throo-year proof, to e s ­ tablish claim Lo tho lunil nbova doscribed, boforo Clork of Circuit Cqurt, nt Hanford. Floridn, on the 38lh day of October, 1922. Claim ant linntes ns witnesses;. G eorge GUlynrd, of Altnmontu ^'T’oart' * E.r' ' Malloy, S p rin ge, of Florida. L. I'. Price, of A ltam onte Florida. Gl-4ta AUntnonlo A lt a m o n t e Sp rin gs, Springs, N«G1°-Roeo ^o\ypuroha■or of1TaxY’er'i m1 ca te No. 33. dated A Y t t h day of" A. D. 1930, has filed said certified In Inv offlco and ha* mudo application far Deod to Issue thereon In aouorUiT^i w ith law. snld oertiftnAin uog. iua)3 ch. N o f BW oor of mmiF *«. Two. i# 8, R a n g e 10 B. ° Run B! D L N o f B . x " f t * ? ' * *'?n* Mm2 to Using nsaoeeed nt the*(inlo of "the11 |«iV1d Un°knSw,"UOh oorl,ricft“ > I" ‘ ho Also Tax C ertificate No. 31, dated ,t,. 7th d ay o f June, A. D. 1920 ? said certificate In my off lo* and lias mndo apulloatlon for Tax Deed to Hsu! In aoaordnno* w ith law. Said c e r t if ie d ! onthrncc* th* fo llo w in g doHcrlhod er ty situ ated In Hemlnole County, Ida. to-w t: Hog. NW oor. o f i | Addltlon to Sanford run H to Nw sd. Addition N. to Ily.N W Iy a?ong „ ^ , r: to hog. Heo. 36, Vwp. 19 H.. ItIl,l.",. -JS H. Tho said land b ein g aasassud aVtho tint* o f tho Issuance o f suoh oertificat! *u fho name o f Unknown. Also Tax C ertificate No, 39. dated the 7th dny o f June, A. D. 1030 him fnD i snld ce rtific a te In m y office and | i ; inndo application for Tnx Deed to Is! suo In accordance w ith law. Said certlflcnto emhrnoos tho following d*. scribed property oltunted lit Mninlrmu Oounty, Klorldla, to -w lt: That i.uri ,.? IUopk 91 S. o f Ry. M. M. Smith i Huh division of Soattphs. Tho said Ing nssoHod at tho d ate of tho In m know?*' °®rl,f,0ftta ‘he name of Un! Also Tax C ertificate No. 37. dated the 2r M d2 y Ju.no-, A- Dhas ftiSd snld C ertificate In m y offlco and Ini made application for Tux Deod to i" sue m accordance w ith Inw. Bald V. ?tlflcnto ombraces the following ties,-rib. fil Seminole Conn, ty, Florida, to -w lt: Beg. 4,36 ch K »n,t 314 ch N of H\V cor oT S E U . Ho*' -S Tw p 19 R, R ange 30 E. Run*E 10 cl,®’ I 0 J" J1 3a 0,1 (loss \\} 3,3 oh). Said land being assessed at dnto of Isjuanco of *uoh Certificate in the natno o f F rank Hall. U nless snld ce rtific ate s shall be re. deemed accord in g to lnw Tax Deod will Issuo thereon on the n t h day of NovemDor. A* D, 102.2, . ,!i m y official signature nnd f) *1933 * * 10 1 duy of O0*0 *’'-'1'. A (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLAS:), Clerk ClrouIt Court. -n . . Hemlnolo County, Fla. 60-6te By: A. M. )VKEK8, D C. In the Circuit Court, Seventh Juitlrlat Circuit In nnd for Hcmlnolr County, Florida N OT IC E O F A PP L IC A T IO N FOIt T A X DEED DIVORCE Zoto, Complainant, I n d e r Hccllen B75 o f the Ucnrrnl Ntntut- nnnjnmino VH. ra » [ the Nlate u( Florida Ilnxol Zoto. Dofondunt, Notice Is hereby g iv e n that J, E. Zoto. Donlton, Virginia: Uurtlutt, purohuaor of Tax C ertificate ToItIlnxol ap pearin g from the affidavit of No. 281, dated the 7th tiny of June, A. RonJnm no Z o to ,h e rein duly fllod, that D. 1930, lias fllod said certific a te la my Ih tho compliitnaiit In the above office, und hue mudo uppllcutlon for slie t y od cause, that It Is tho bollef of the Tax Dood to Ih.huo In uccordancu with a ffia n t that Iluxel Zoto is over tworitylaw, Sulil certificated ombrnoos the ono years of ago and Hint the s.tld Hafo tow ln g described property sltuatod In Iv Florida, icinri.t.. toMl O Is a roeldont of itho Htuto of Somlnolo County, u«i a r , .,„n Florida, to*wltt Lots Virginia, residing at nonlton, Virginia. 221, 261, 260, 281, 343 and 34t, iM**0 iun .®1 oi T7ioro/oro, you IIuxol Zoto, aro order? Sub-dlvlalon o f Land b elon gin g ta Al- ed to appear to this bill heroin filed In lu monto lumJ, H otel und N avigation this cause, said npucuranca- to bo on Co. The suld lund being asse sse d ut the F ir st Mondny In Novotnlior, 1921, thu date of tha Isaunnco of such c e rti­ the natno being a Ruin Day of this ficate In the numo of Unknown. Court. Also: Tux C ertificate No. 282 dutod Is further ordered that this notice the 7th duy of J uiiu, A. D. 1920, h as f i l ­ boItpublished tv#1 1flvo 1 1 w 1211 nnuuti 1.1. . > u V MTUn,n for consecutive weeks III U l A Ull ■ l ln H .i ... ed said certificate In my uffluu, nnd bus Hi tho Htinford Ilornld.l u .nunHp.ijiur mndo upplloullon tor Tux Duud to luaue published In Semlnolo County, Flurlda. lit accordance with luw, suld corUflculo ,, W itness: E. A. Douglass, Clerk of om brace the fo llow in g described prop- tho Circuit Court, nnd n seal thoreof, erty sltuatod In Hemlnolo County. y, Flor- this 2fith dny o f September, A. D. 1922. Idu, to -w lt: Lots ilU, 127, 129, 1J0 end (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. 131, Plan of Sub-dlvlHlott of Lund b e­ „„ Clork o f tho Circuit Court. lon gin g to Altumouto Laud, Hotel und 59-5(0 Ryi A. M. WEEKS, D. C. N avigation Co. The said kind being a s ­ sessed at the date of thu Issuuuuo of In tlir Circuit Court nf the Seventh Ju­ suck certificate In tho natuu of Un­ dicial Circuit of Florida, In nml fur known. Hciiiluole County.— In Chancery. Also: Tux Certificate No. 285, dated tho ?(h day of Juno, A. D. 1929, lias f i l ­ NOTIC E O F AIAHTBR'S HALF, ed Bald certificate In iny office, and Sem inole County Rank, a corporation, has niudu application for Tax Dood to Coinplnlnunt, Issue In uccorduiico with law, split c e r­ vs, tificate umhrucoM thu fo liow in g duscrlh- D, C, Marlow and wife, Cnrrlo L. Mured property ultuutud In Semlnolo Coun­ low, nnd Pooples' Hank of Sanford, a ty, Florida, to -w |t; Lots 214, 229, 230, corporation, Defendants. 30 1 and 905, I’lan of Subdivision of Notice Is hereby given thnt under and 213. 244. 259, 2G3, 274, 277. 273. 288, 289, by vlriuo of n decree of foreclosure and 303. 301 und au5, l ’hiti of Subdivision of sulci entered In the above outltlcd cause Land belon gin g to Altnmuntu Laud, on tho 19th day of September, A. D. Hotel nnd N avigation Co. Suld land be­ 1923, 1, nn Special Muster In Cbanrery. in g assessed at thu date of thu issuance on Monday, Novombor Oth, A. I). 1922, m of sucli certificate In the natno of U n­ front o f the Court House door at San­ known, ford, Semlnolo County, Florida, will nfAlso Tux C ertificate No. 288, dntod fur for salo und soil to tho highest and Juno 7111, 1929, lias filed said certificate host bidder for cash, during the legal In my office and hits madu application hulii'H nf sale, tho fo llow in g described 'escribed for Tax Deed to Issue In accordance land, situate, ly in g and being In in the w ith law. Suld certificate ombraces County o f Hemlnole, State or Florida, the fo llo w in g described property s it u a t ­ moro particularly described as follows, ed lu Semlnolo County, Florida, to -w ltt to-w lt: Lois 318, 319, 329. 321. 322, 325. 320, 306, Begin nt tho Intersection of the North I "lit it of Subdivision of land b olouglng IP o o f tho Atlnutlo Coast Line rlglit-ofto Altatnoiito Laud, Hotel amt N a v ig a ­ v ly w ith the W est Hue of Laurel Ave­ tion Co. Suld laud being asrussod at nue, nt tho Southeast corner of Itlock thu duto of tho Issuance of such c e r t i­ Olio (1), o f Tlor Eight (8), of Sanford. ficate la thu namo of Unknown. Floridn, run W est aiottg tho North line Alsu: Tux C ertificate No. 2 S3, dated of Atlantia Coast Lino right-of-w ay 75 Juno 7th. 1929. bus filed suld c e r tifi­ foot, lhence North 117 feet, tlionco Last cate In my offlco nnd has mudo ap p li­ 75 foot, tlionco South 11 long tho West cation for Tax Deed to Ihsuo In accord ­ lino of Imurol Avenue 117 f< . to the ance with luw. Said cortlflcuto om- point o f beginning. hrucoH tho fo llo w in g described proper­ Terms: Cue It. Purchaser to pay for ty situated la Semlnolo County, F lo r i­ deed, da. t o - iv l t : Lots 1*5 and 172 i'lwn of SCHELLE MA1NES, Subdivision o f Lund b elonging to A lta ­ 59- Blc Special Master In Chun eery. m onte Land. Hotel und N avigation Co. Said land being ussossed at the duto In (he Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial of ttio Issuance of such cortlflcut* In Circuit, Htnte of Florida, Hemlnole the namo of Unknown. County.— In t'hsuccry. Uiilosu suld certificates shall bo radcumud according to law Tux Deed w ill NOTICE OF HALE totior, A.° D.U'l022. ‘h° l,lto t,Uy Oo* Pooples ."ly. official sign ature and r?ftl1923. o a i “ 1 10 71,1 duy ° r ^opioniber, A. D. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, hemlnole County, Fla. 56-6(0 By: A. M, WEEKS, D. C. 1,1 ,‘ ? e <f irc.a “ Court, Hrvrnlh J u d ic i a l t Ireull, In and for th e C ou n ty o f Hcmlnolr, F lorid a ,— !,, t l m S e i r y CITATION w . Povehouso, Complainant, 7 ho unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, oon '?r* ° ‘n‘,t'lt1g under Jusoph Ftnegnn, deceased, Juntos it. Paramore, edCJah1?’n SM,1 V" ^■i.gan, ® 1 it o iV l.ii 'IBelloolmssc, docensed, Hank of Hanford, Complainant, vs. It. L. Grier nnd Mary Jano Grier, Itospondonts. Notice 1s horoby given that In pursu­ ance of a decree Issuing out of above minted court In above ontltlcd causo ;>f a cllon dated Hoptcmber 27, 1922, I will o ffe r for sale to thn h ighest bidder at the front door o f the court house In Hanford, Florida, during tho legal hours o f sale on Monthly, November 0, 1923. the fo llo w in g described proporty: Lots 66 and 115 of Sanford Celery Delta, as recorded In tho public records of Semi­ nole County, Florida, less railroad rlrh tiif-w uy on lot 05, Torms o f sale: Cush. , J. G SHARON, ... Special Master tn Chancery. W. H CRAWFORD, . A tto rn ey -a t-la w , Orlando, B’lorlda. 6041 und fondant*?* F ,, ‘0* “ n' DeT°Josei1ihI,i/in £l! cl(ll,'ll"k Intorost under In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial 1.?.-?1’ 1 * Inognn, deceased, Jam es U. Circuit, In nnd for the County of 1 aramoro, deceased, James it FlnaHcmlnolr, F loridn— lu Chnncery gan, deceased, John D Uelleobmis*. deceased, and J. llutUdg-o FIneg” ?, .CITATION iu u Z i r i f r “ thcr\vlse, lflu* f„ |io w - „Ernest. .M. Stewart, Complainant, .. vs. sr H r Grnco A. Stewart, Defendant. Lot 8 of M. M. Smith'll Third rtuh-Dlv- I o Grace A. Stpwnrt: It appearing from tho sworn RHJ IbIoii, itoeotd liter to ttio nlat thoroof filed again st you In the above styled 2iU. yi °*» ro,$on l *n tho liuhifu rooortlB of cause that your place of residence I* 1 tm i0o 1,1 WOQk unknown, and that you are over Twen­ (21) years of age: w i f s i t i a W A “ir„ rj„"i08s ‘i r a*- ty-otto It Is therefore ordered that you do It u|>puurlng from the sworn blit of ami oar In thin court to tho Bill ‘‘V * filed on tho 27th day of November, a . D-ItD*22... is further nrderod, that ‘his order bo published once n weak for eight ( l ; vonsiicutlve w ee k s In the Sanford aid, a ncwspuiior puhllnlted In Bemlnoio are un- Oounty. . ... W itn e ss m y hand nnd the seal of th* Court th is 27lh d ay of Septomcliiiinki'g I n u r e i? u n d e r 'J o h n D 1B s lle “ Circuit her. A. D. 1323. (SEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS, Clork o f the Circuit CouiL Seminole County, F*** Ji noDT' w- VSBL K W J lor*(,a‘ IMut G E onaB a. h e r r in g . Solicitor for Complainant. ..... �,j ~ v ■ * ', if ■ y\*uiF*:*X' km THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1928 —• . .■ " -■ QUIET, q u a in t fo r est city GE'ft WTO THE MOVIE FILM EVEN-AHEAD OF ORLANDO PU rn HEATH TAKES*MRS. MAP.'GARBT BHKLI.BY PALATKA PIONEER •M (Vr*M Master's Hulls) Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Do La Uaye Sr., of North Ctemsford, Mass., have a r­ rived In tho city for the winter and (frpm MoM.y'i Dally) Mr. und Mm, C. M. Berry spent at present nro pleasantly located at tho Pico Hotel Thoy nro tho parents Saturday In Orlando on bualnosa of Ellas F. Do Ln llnye who has also W. C. Lewis, of Waynesboro, On., Is Just nrrivod in the city to make It his futuro homo. in tho city on a business mission. “ ADDITIONAL LOCAL $3,100 A SQUARE FOOT URLA DO, Orb 11.- A new flgur* in r’.il * into vilues was no'ed h#f# today whin Charles Rock leased W* home at 13,000 fi front fact, the teas# calling fa* 7 pi\* cent on t« valuation of (200,00). The Rock building Is lo­ cated on t ie corner of Q«k street and Orango atinuo across from tho new eleven story hotel and another ninn J. U. Hayden Is In th*j " v t In story hotel after . potidlnf tho past tW'> > • .1 i The lent* was tnk > "ffard C. In Washington nnd points In Vi*;lnln lop*"dng ok Now YoA ■ . noun®* whero ho has vnrt estates, ho left ctl thnt th<* present iwould this morning for his big cattle ranch bo torn dovu In tho t?ie» a r t and on Lnko Harney nnd will be hero dur­ "ono of tho Inrgost and Mnost struc­ ing tho wlntor months—providing tures In th i south” will bo erected tho weather gets coolor. In Its plnco Tho deni will bo th* means of hanging a business of na­ A post card from our old friend tions scope. In tho DO-yenr term, tho LaVerno Hurt In Now York stated Rock Interest will receive (500,000 for thnt ho took In the ball games nnd wo the property. know ho enjoyed them for ho Is a roal A oenl sslMinsiTIn (Unfold fan. Ho nlso snld othor things but WANTRP— to tm mil* M m ou u rritU u l . ss m itnnnis it ark eted J»r «*• wo would not print thorn for four Oil n tlticrnl OHitii}l«jr -----n--tixrls. . P- , .i x. i A with goof reference# sno plenet Ids wlfo would not lot him go to New man motion inr-illltllll V eetiihtleb Connor tin .11 need___ Invents Ask w jru'jr ■ , __it it York ngaln hut wo nro qulto suro th will lirlnu_____ are, then w rllo, S f l t b biinVer who Verne enjoyed himself In tho big city. ties Hales Comon DOanr of Florida. <M,o.r« Mru. Margaret Shelley, *or a gononratlon n lending figure In Palatka, died this morning at her rosldenco at No. 312 Lemon street at the ago of 83 yenr, Sho had been 111 but a short time, nlthough In declining (From Orlando Reporfor-Stnr) health for Bomo months. Mrs. Shelley was born in Middle- H. W. Smith, of DoLnml, was In the h h HKi h Fj n in n mi city Saturday attending to business. burg, Florida, and enmo to Palatka when n Httlo girl. Sho was Miss Forest City was slapped on tho map little friend behind, sot tho basket Mnrgnret Lucna boforo her marriage Ocnln was represented hc're Satur­ tho world yesterday, when two film down, turned nnd walked back to tho ono of eleven children, her fnthor, for day by W. Robert Smith, L. J. Roney Jtars, a director, a production man­ boat, picked her up In his arms nnd many years being a prominent citi­ and Eugene f’ortor. ner, on author nnd two camera men carried her ashoro. zen of tho Republican party. Only formed a conspiracy to movlozo Hnps- Wo would hnvo fnllcn for that scene two of tho elovon childron survlvo, Mr. Alfred Hobson of Orlando spent burg Liobo’s ploy, “Tho Brond Road," as a part of a Httlo entertainment for W. II. Lucna, of Jacksonville, and Sunday with his parents, Dr. nnd Mrs. with tho big woods hamlet a t tho set­ Mias Allison botwoen sots, but for tho Mrs. W. A. Merrydny, of Dnytonn. J. N. Robson of Park Avc. fact that Mortimer, tho director, made Sho was married to Thomns Shel­ ting. No, Rachel, you never would hnvo thorn go through tho scono again. ley In Pnlntkn about 1850, nlno chil­ 0. A. Jones, of Lnko Wales, Is thought Forest City would got In tho Then wo suddenly realized they wore dren blessing tho union, four of whom Bpending a few days hero at the Mon­ survlvo her, Mrs. F. L. Schootz, of tezuma transacting business. movies nhond of Orlando, but you nev- nctlng. •r can tell whero tho lightning will And tho same with tho sccno at tho Augusta, On., W. F. Shelley, of San­ camp fire, whero tho two happy pic­ ford nnd E. C. nnd J. A. of Palatka. Mrs. John Purdon and children, itriko. A representative of tho Roportcr- nickers were supposed to cook Ilnps- Mrs. Shelley was widowed In 1885 Mrs. Henry Purdon nnd daughter tier KInrMa lin u ke, K.irsylh HI., J.i Star went out to boo how tho thing burg’s fish. Travers laughing nnd when her husband, who was a politi­ Louise and Mrs. Purdon Sr., motored You can now get tho Florida Growor was dono, and tho only rogrot is tho talking, gathered somo trash for tho cal power In tho county, diod follow­ to Orlando yesterday. mid the Big Weekly llornld for (2.00 YOUR FUTF E FORE COLD) llgfld thing was so Bhnplo thoro was noth­ flro, while Miss Allison, nlso laugh­ ing a trip to Washington to nttond dime, hlrtie /»to und stamp (ex ing to write about Out of pure un- ing and talking In a perfectly natural the Inauguration of Grover Cleveland, Alfred Robson and George W. Al­ a yenr. This Is a great offer nnd wo truthful, rollrde, convincing trial lophistlcntlon of heart wo honostly way about tho Job In hand, laid out Mr. Shelley being nn ardent admirer bright, of Orlnmlo, wore tho week end tnko ptcusuro In announcing It. After rending. Prof Crwlili. UtKI 1130*# of the grout Democrat. Ho contract­ guests of tho former’s parents, Dr. the war It was difficult to got any thought there waa going to be some­ the frying pan and tho dishes for tho clubbing rates nnd tho mnnngemont .Station 0, Los \ugolc*\ CalifamLi. ed a cold which developed into pneu­ nnd Mrs. J. N. Robson. feast. And Travers started tho fire, thing akin to wooplng and walling and monia. He had previously served of thu Herald would rnthor club with 10-7-14-2l-Sfl-p. gnashing of teeth; exported to hear and a Httlo talk fost followed, nil of tho Florida Grower than any mngnfor sixteen years ns sheriff of tho Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Fonn of Jack­ the director ranting a full city block which was quite ns natural as could county, nnd at ono tlma held three xino In America. This Is your oppor- FOR HALE -2 0 '1 acres of tlmbor laid be. sonville wero tho week end guests of fro mtlio scono, oxpectod to sco Miss south of Cvb do. Prlco (2,000#-offices, sheriff, tax collector nnd tax Mr. and Mrs. Howard P Smith nt tunity, farmers, growers of fruit nnd Allison waving her arms about her, It is a layman’s opinion that assessor. Bnrclay Healt) Co., 30 K. Pino 8b. poultry and stock. (2.5(1 for tho pa­ their home on Sanford Heights and tho hero of tho ploco stampeding O'Laughlin picked u winning pair for Orlando, Fla, 57*41(1 pers. Mrs. Shelley was a devout mombor about tho scono, chowtng chunks of a woodland drama when ho selocted of tho Catholic church and was for Miss Allison nnd Travers; the ono has Mrs. A, J. Adams, of Mt. Klrco, N. Florida moss in his oxcitomont. James Htiirky Hijs, "Mats Cost Mi* NEW SANFORD It ESI DENTS all tho charm of a simple, wholesome, many years nctlvo in the nffnlrs of Y., is stopping at the Montezuma for Hut thoro woron’t no oxcitomont; it 3125 for I* mailing llills." the local chapter of the Daughters was tho subducst, tho churchlost, tho sincere country lass, while tho other of the Confederacy, her husband hav­ a short time unrouto to Mount Dora We are delighted to know of tho quietest, almost tho funorallst thing in big and strong, of deliberate action, ing served both in tho Indlnn nnd Civil where she will spend the winter. nrrlvnUof Mr. nnd Mrs. Kilns F. Do "Wo couldn't 'oil what was dog­ we over suw. Tho most excited man very striking In effect. ging up our toilet nnd drains. Wo had wars. Sovcrnl of tho mont prominent Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W Leo Hr, of Ti­ I.a Hnyo nnd daughter, Lucille, of to tenr up floor, >dp«a, etc., found a In the group waa Ilapsburg Lleho, Hut tho simplicity of the entorprlso, fnmillcs of the city nnd stato are Boston, Mass. the author of the ploy, and ho didn’t tho down-on-the-corth business-like blood relatives, nnd thoso who knew tusville arrived hero yestordny morn­ Mrs. Do I.a llnye Is n dnughter of rat's nest In It .omnt. They had choked the pipes with refuio. Tl\r» lay tmt six words during the two sets features of it, will surprise many n her sunshiny dispostion and high char­ ing being called hero by tho death of Mr. und Mrs. M. O. Aspenlwnll. we stayed there, nnd those woro utter­ movie struck young damsel hereabouts acter extend their slncorcst condolence their dnughtcr-ln-lnw Mrs. A. W, Loo Mr. I)n Ln llnye Is a product of plumber’s hill w r *125. RAT-SNAP Jr# ed In a stngo whisper, shy-Uko ns and may servo in tho end to give us a to the berenved family. Reutsolner PoJytcchnnlc Institute of cleaned the rodoli' nut." Three slziS# more wholesome regard for tho men though ho was half afraid Miss AlllTh funcrnl will tnko place tomor­ Trof N. Y., where he studied Glvll 3Bc, 55c, (1.25. S Id and guarnnteoA Rev. and Mrs. F. H, Stoimnoycr, of by Ball Hardware 'o. Adv. ion would think ho was criticising tho and women engaged In It. row mornlngv.nt 10 o’clock from St. Tampa, were tho guests of their Engineering. way ahn helped up a fish. Monica's Catholic church, Fnthor daughter, Mrs. Frank Adams Thurs­ Foe tho past twolvo yenrn ho wan Monahan conducting the service. In­ day and Friday enroutn homo from associated as 8upcrlntndent, Archi­ Forest City Is quiet nnywny, you Better Support tect and Consulting Kngineor with terment will ho at West View Cemo- DoLnml. TRUE RAT STORY know that. In fnct thoro ain’t much For Boy Scouts tory under direction of W. Cnrl Davis. the well known firm of C. A. Dodge out thoro to make a noise, hut tho M ust Be Had —I'nlatka News. trees talking hack at tho wind, nnd tho Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Smith and Co., General Contractors of Boston, files bussing tnl tnl at tho spiders on their guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. L, E, Fonn, Mass. MAKE ELECTRICITY SAVE YOUIt It Is to he hoped Mr. Dt La Hayu Secretary Cheney of the Ccntrnl Flor­ tho fences, and tho dropping of nn of Jacksonville, nnd Dr. nnd Mrs. 1). will find conditions favorable enough ida Council Gives Facts of Finance WORK occasional grapefruit. H. Caswell spent the week most pleas­ to make Hanford Ids permanent homo. The logging enmp "set” la built In antly at Daytona Beach. How electricity can he made to “The Central Florida Council of tho the quietest part of tho lamlscnpo, Aidiurniuw , f.11-11. RESERVATIONS FOR ROOMS at Rl.urn* RUvIilv I'aita ;n, *• where there nro rot ovon nny real Hoy Scouts have now 30 Troops or­ lighten the average housewife’s bur­ Mr. E, Walker Dlckmm from Long- Comfurt Cottage can now bo made l'. »r Mini Mr. Hub H T liohnoll n* A'lliutiiiown, , «• In »ur «!■>,« hugs crawling about to disturb tho ganized and tentatively ten more to dens will lie demonstrated in the mod­ mood with Ids bride spent Sunday In Ilin nlhor .Ur an.t wnl *<) n r .l h ni *n for tho winter— the lious-i opening No^ el house, Park nvo., which will go on kill ml*. •<> I •u|i| In 1 a i>->* Hicarnr. scenery. Tho hoarding house nnd tho organize. Wo fool particularly grati­ Sanford calling upon friends nnd tak­ tut I'uit, AM lit p< Mima punt* on office of tho company nnd ono or two fied at this result when wo consider public exhibition October 0 to 14, in ing dinner with his sister, Mrs. James vember first. Address Mrs. M. Mar­ ■I* Manilla dial nl«hl >I III" n.-at morn. Ins ha foui'l afty-four I'1 (ala Amt lha tin, 31K ta.tgnolln Ave., Han tort), Flor­ other houses nro built back a couple thnt on the 1st of Juno wo had only the Better Homes in America cam­ It. Stewart of Myrtle Avc*. v-ienmt nialit ha pul »• futir mora Mtida. * 68-6tp nulla Willi liaata un |h«n ami lha aa.-nn-l nine registered Troops. Tho gonornl paign, In which Seminole County of hundred yards from tho road. Illuming ha fuuml aaVa laon imua (ala, Federation of Wemnn’s Clubs Is tak­ •miKin* a luial iif uav niy-opa rat* IU Public ennnot begin to cstlmnta tho They are half houses, with fronts Mrs, C. J, Lydeckcr nnd Mrs. TlchTho Sanford Herald says: "Thoro Iwu nlslila, ami thaf« ware 1-Ha mnra ing part, together with hundreds of vital force for tho hettermont of our lliat ho ilM hoi Uti l. nnd no hacks, Hko tho Htylcs used to nor, of Leonin, N. J., are spending a Is not a daily paper in tho county pub­ Thla la aiimo Mm tnl ala, tilll, niyvr In.I UiotiaM wou'il be twenty years ago when tho nail Country, State mid Community thnt cities nnd towns in thu United States, few days hero at the Montezuma be­ lished In a city thu size of Hanford Ihatoaa, II I* will., lo l«t full Know ih I (out t«l pa-ila New electrical conveniences are bonews was proclaimed that bustles had this movement protends. Briefly, la N ixul. fore going to Ht. Petersburg where that handled the ball games any bet­ Ilaapacltullr. KMNNKt). UltUTIIBIIH. to go. Tho pictures aro taken from through Us nctlvo outdoor trntulng, ing contrived by inventors us a sub­ they will spend the winter. ter thnn tho Herald handled them." stitute for manual labor in the rou­ it develops in our youth a sturdy manBuy a 3 5 c B o i T o d a y the front, like lotB of us like to hnve Hounds Just liko Boh Holly—claims KnoUfk Is Kill 10 (• 100 MtU •( Mka our pictures taken, and tho public nev­ hood. It Is far 305 days In the* year. tine homu duties. Among the most familiar electri­ Mr. John Frieddl and daughter superiority over every daily paper In Is.n't waala lima irylna It laIII Ihraa paala er knows the difference. In psycholo- The Scout Oath and Law tench tho with p«w>tafa,ni|Ul,laamii.M. — <,*«*■1.1..I cal time-savers aro, of course, tho Mrs. Minor Hwnrthout of Hammonds- Senilnolo county!- Plant City Courier. |.,xparat|.!ii* llru.l* far I'll • M i „ Than Hoy tho necessity of Integrity, Bolfby they call that dolusion. port, N. Y., will arrive this afternoon Nothing Hko making a claim that you fl* n » r* t Trnpa. In us amt illuraa aail electrical range, dish-washer, wash­ Wo expected to seo tho devil to pay relianco nnd a constructive life nnd STEARNS ELECTRIC PASTE being called here by tho death of their can vorify, Is there Fenton? ing-machine, vacuum cleaner, and around the boardin’ house, with guns above all remind him of his duty ta daughter ami sister Mrs, A. W. Leo, electric iron. popping, women scrcnming, men God, regardless of creed, Ida duty to jr. Tho percolator nnd samovar, for II. Ilnrold I!unit*, Wm. P. Simmons D. A. MorrIron, Jr. fighting, and dogs harking, Hut there Country, nnd thnt ho keeps himself coffee nnd tea, are gaining in favor “physically strong, mentally nwako President Vice-President Secy. A Trens. weren’t nothin' liko that thoro. The Mrs. Donald Whitcomb and infant nnd use. The electric toaster anil thu BEST FERTILIZERS — INSECTICIDES — SPRAYF.IIH — POULTRY boardin' house was ns quiet as u doc­ and morally straight." son nnd mother Mrs. It. L. Peck leave The general supervision of tho waffle-iron nro becoming almost a SUPPLIES — HONEST GOODS — FAIR PRICKS — PROMPT SHIPMENT tor's office tho week after ho starts uccssity. Tho chnfingdish hns long today for Aiken, S. C., whero the work of this council, which Is n FirBt Ask Your Neighbor—Ho Knows practice. Tho big noiso may come Int­ been the first lieutenant of tho house­ Wtiltcnmhs will make their futuro Get NKW JULY 1ST price list, JUST ISSUED er, hut yesterday tho group was work­ Class Council, is under tho Executive wife who has unexpected callers nt lionip. Mrs. Peck will remain with hor whoso work It is to trnln tho Loaders ing down byn lake edge under tho daughter for several weeks. Tho E. O. P ain ter Fertilizer Co., Jacksonville, Florida mcnl-tlme. mo s hung oaks, Tienth tho rippling of the IloyH, thnt Is tho Hcoutmnstors many friends regret that Mr. and Mrs. All the electrical equipment was sunshine, which threatened at times nnd Assistants and see to it thnt tho donated by Gellon & Fry. Whitcomb are leaving Sanford huthighly constructive and progressive to break into roal billows, so much so wish them every miccuss in their new A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU program of tho Hoy Scouts Is carried that wo feared for tho heroines com­ homo. on nnd standards maintained. Ho al­ HUE TAKES TWICE TOO MANY plexion. STEPS so has to see to it that the various Now wo hnvo no wny of knowing conimittocR function properly nnd, of The average American housewife Mr, and Mrs. Itnl, li Roumlilnt were what your conception of acting for course, is charged with the care of tho walks fourteen miles In three days do­ the gtir -ts of their mother Mrs. June tlu> movies is like, hut wo daro say Records of tho vnrious Troops nnd nil ing her housework. .If she does the RounilHi.t ami their brother F. .K Win n you get your imagination work­ paper work of tho Council. Ho is cooking, she may walk fivo miles RouiiiL it, yesterday. Their many MIAMI, .Sanford friends were glad to seo ing you sco pictures of tho hero on what might ho termed a managing uvory day In her kitchen. bouled knees proclaiming his ardent Director. Also he Ih expected to in­ Scientific minds have worked out a thorn. love for tho heroino; tho horoino go­ form tho Public ns to tho aims nnd nimple arrangement of tho average K. OF C. CELEBRATION ing through horolcs Hko Lonn Clarko objects of tho movement nnd ondonvor house which Will cut down hor stops •iaa* It him been the practice of the tm tho witnoss stand, nnd tho director to see to it thnt every avnllnblo Hoy by half. about liko Joo Jones haranguing a within tho territory receives tho bonoIn thu model house to lie on exhi­ Knights of Columbus throughout the jury. bition here October ll to 14, Demon­ country to celebrate on October 12th fits of tho Scout Program. Well, you nro doad wrong and then Corner Building We will ho compelled to relinquish stration Week in thu nation-wide Bet­ In honor of Columbus Day. This year European Plan some. They don't act; they Just go the services of the Executive If wo do ter Homes in America campaign, tho local Council, K. of C. will givo Open nil the year every room outside “bead and do what is to bo dono, per­ not Immediately rcnlizo on tho pledges home-makers will receive helpful sug­ tho public an entertainment In the fectly natural liko, nnd thnt's all made and duo, which means thnt gestions for saving Hteps and energy wny of a six act vaudtvilu allow, nn there is to it. You’d nevor know thoy those nowly formed Troops will be In discharging their routine housti- address by T. J. Noon.’, of Ortundo, and follow It with ''•’•nls. Thoso games were acting if you weren’t told, nnd left at tho most Important tlmo, tho hnlrl duties. if Hie director didn't now nnd then incipient stage when they need all tho Every busy wife nnd mother should will ho five hundred and bridge and roll attention to tho fact that the help that they can got , othorwiso, arrange to see tho model houso und prizes will be given .*,r high scores. camera Is grinding out films, This entertainment Is uhaolutuly experience elsewhere has proven that lenr how to conserve her strength free nnd is open to tho public. There Consulting Chemist says of tho The thing Ih ns simple ns A. B. C. they die out, nnd wo do tho Boy moro und energy. *«*rr "Of the many waters of this nnd oth­ will bo no chnrgo for tho refresh­ We came upon tho scono yestordny harm than good, ho loses faith In his at that period of tho play whero tho oldors and our clnlins are in vnln. ments, the entertainment or curd er regions that 1 hnve niiulyrrd, I have found none superior in all good quali­ DICKSON-RINEAU hero has made tho acquaintance of games, mid Inasmuch us this is open Ir conclusion let nto ask that all fies of Ihut of the "Elder Water."—Phone 311-W. Office In Miller Building. the heroino, and hnH taken her for a who enn, hotp out at nil timet: with Miss Faye Ilincnu and Mr. Walker to thu public a largo crowd Is expect­ boat rldo. Thoy wore Just landing thylr moral and financial support this Dickson of Isingwood woro married ed. Tho ganorul public is invited. w1u.ii wo walked into the little group great work, it being tho groatest edu­ last Tuesday October third, nt the This entertainment takes place, Octo­ standing in u hnif circle about tho cational development of the Inst fifty St. Paul Rectory, Mncon, Ga., nt high ber 12th nt 8 p. m. camera men. noon. yoar. Miss Allison was seated in tho boat Following this coromony tho young WEEKS WEATHER Donald A. Choney. holding up a fish Hapsburg Llobo had couple left In their car for Sanford ■ Secretary, South Atlantic nnd East Gulf caught for tho purpose, and Travers Cenral Florida Council, B. H. A. uml nro tho guests of their Bistor States: Generally fair: temperature, waa paddling tho boat Into tho rushes. Mrs. J. R. Stewart. below normal first part of wook and MONUMENTS SLABS, VASES Thoro was nothing stagy about tho ac­ AMERICAN TEAM Mr. Dickson is n brother of Mrs. normal thereafter, Pressure Is low MAUSOLEUMS IIUILDINu M i1 H E tion; tho man was in a perfectly nat­ AT COBLENTZ, GERMANY J, R. Stewart nnd Mrs. Chris Mat­ niul fulling over the Cnrrlbbonn Sou 8 ural way paddling tho boat to tho thews of this city and Miss Mildred hut no disturbnnco has appeared as MIL VIS MARBLE COMPANY "hero, with a pretty young woman sit­ COBLENTZ, Ger., Oct. 7.—Tho rlflo Dickson nnd his many frlondB will Join yet. J. W. BA HUE r l ’, Representative ting in It holding a fish. And thoy team representing tho American forc­ in wishing him ovory hnpplncs. were Inughing and talking Just Hko es In Germany ntado n clean sweep BIRTHS * QUARRY DISTRIBUTORS young folks hnvo dono since tho world in the Inter-allled shooting toumnEase tho pain of a rheumatic attack Hnrn to Mr. and Mrs. Harold WashScott to* our L'cttn our prlooH boforo placing your ordm’it; you will I was young. mon hold by British army In Rhino- hy a rubbing application of Ballard’s -burn a fine hnby hoy on tho second bo nmr re thnn re p a id , > When Travers got tho bont ashoro, land at Cologn yestordny. American Snow Liniment. It rollovos tonder anniversary of their marrlngo. ho picked up tho lunch basket nnd innrkstnon, bonded hy wnrrnnt offlcor ness and strfcngthons tho Joints All work dono in n nutinfactory niunnor and vour busistarted to walk away with it; sud­ Moikll, eighth Infantry, won every Three sizes, 30c, GOc ami (1,20 per hot Born to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mooro noHii Ih appreciated. tlo. Sold hy Union Pharmacy.—Adv, a fine baby girl, denly remomborod that ho had left JHs inter-allled event. n C Dll."'Xro va )C H O TEL 1 ELDERSPR1I Elder Springs Water Company ■ '* *,l \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 13, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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GENERAL JHJSHED DOWN STEPS TO GRASP HANDS OF BUDDIES Promises to Be One of Hardest Fought in History of the Organization NEW ORLEANS, Oct. lO.-Genor1) Pershing wnB tho chlof speakor to­ day. Committeo reports opened the day’s Session. Meeting until two o’clock this morning the Interstate Hoi|>itultzntlon committeo produced conservative report f o r convention which avoided further condcmhution of the policy of Brigadier General Sawyer, head of tho fcdernl hospitalRation board. Delegations of four­ teen states presented resolutions sev­ erely criticizing him but all effective­ ly smothered. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19.—Fourth duy of the American Legion coriventlon mnrkcd tho nrrlval of General Pcrthing, who reached hero today from Washington. Porshing, offi­ cial dignity laid aside, ionped from the platform of hit sleeping car ahead (: staff officers and grasped tho )>.inis of huddles wlio were at tho *! thm to meet him. Tho Legion will <!:?t officers tomorrow. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19.—Having pnrndtd with colors flying in their Miimml review, voted to continue the fight for udjusted conponsution, re­ ceived an embossed* message from tho British Legion signed by tho Princo Alaska Legionnaires, tho election of officers wns almost solely occuplng the attention of tho dolegntcs of the American Logion in session h°.ro* The election, duo to bo hold Frldny, promises to bo ono of tho hardest It was definitely announced by tho Texas delegation tonight (not tho dame of Alvin M. Ousloy, of tholr Hate, and now chairman ot tho Am•rLarilsm commlslon, will bo formally presented to tho convention with the stnto endorsomont. Something of a surpriso was thrown into convention circles today when it became known that Col. C. R. Forbes director of tho United States voter■m' Bureau who camo horo upon tho Invitation of Hanford MncNldcr, na­ tional comfnndor of tho Amoricnn LoRhin, nnd who was scheduled to ad­ dress tho convention tomorrow morn­ ing upon tho work qf his organization bad suddenly leftiNow Orleans and returned to Washington. . IIOV SCOUT NEWS Captain Arthur Cundy,>ho has ent’|urc(l ns Scout Executive temporar­ ily By tho Central Florida Council lo "rgnnlzo Scout Troops In tho six countfpn in *ho district, has practicnlly completed tho work or organiza­ tion and will soon leavo to. tako up •iniilar work elsewhere. Captain Cundy has crontcd a groat deal of cnthuslnsm among tho boys •nd if tho clHzons got behind this •novement and contribute liberally to the support of tho Council it will bo possible to engngo a permanent Scout NUMBER 62 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922 SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR RECENT IiONI) ISSUE . TOTAL $1,550,000,000 GREAT BRITAIN WILL MAKE FIRST PAYMENT OF INTEREST ON BERT WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. —Tho treasury’s now of­ fering of $300,000,00'/ of •I 1-4 per cent thirty-year bonds has been ,oversub­ scribed approximately $1,­ 060,000,000, it was an­ nounced today by Secre­ tary Melon. Books for cash offerings closed at noon Saturday. Subscriptions for which 4 3-4 por cont Victory notes or December 15 treasury certificates are tendered in payment will he received and allotments will bo nmdo in full until Oct. 21. Approximately $150,000,­ 000 of such subscriptions already have been alotted in full under the terms of tho offering. Subscriptions received to dnto, according to reports in hnnd, wreo said to ag­ gregate more than $1,500,­ 000 of which about $1,400,­ 000,000 represented cash subscriptions. NEW YORK, Oct. 1«.— Croat Britain will make tho fli>st payment of interest on her American War loans to the United States goveminent today when checks and treasury certificates totalling $50,000,000 will he paid to tho Federal Rohomo Bank horc for tho general account of tlifc treasuror of the Unjted States by J. P. Morgan & Company, acting ns agents of tho British government. No explanation has been forthcoming here ns to whether today’s payment will be considered by t1*o British government ns part payment of accrued inter­ est on Britain’s debt or for tho amount of Inst year’s interest.' Under tho terms of tho lonnH, the accrued interest will not bo refund­ ed. Tho only information uvoilnblo locally wua that the payment will bo ‘for ac­ count of Interest.” OPENED THE WORK OF THE NEW YEAR WITH INTER­ ESTING PROGRAM Tho first mooting of tho new yeur of thu Men’s Club was held at tho Par­ ish House last night and despite the rain thero was a largo attendance and much Interest manifested by all present. President B. F. Whltner wns in the chair and Donne Turner as sec­ retary held tho club to purely business transaction until all business hnd been disposed of ami then Mr. Wndbrooko gavo a brief and most jovial dessertntlon 911 "Golf” that wns grently onjoy ed. /In fact lift. Wndbrooko who is the mnnnger of tho country club and links brought hon^o to his honrors some very salient facts about tho gnme of golf and those who hoard him havo a hotter Idea of this great gnmo than over before. Choice ro freshments were sorved consisting of real rye bread, cheese, pickles and llok nml-clgars and the men enjoyed overy bit of tho feed. After tho lunch Pres­ ident Whitncr gnvo on out lino of Ho rends tho social (loin’s with a most derisive shoiyt. Ho says thoy make tho papers for tho women folks alone, He’ll read about tho parties and he’ll fume and fret and groan; Ho soys of information it doesn't lmvq,n crumb— Rut you ought to hear him holler when tho paper doesn’t come! He’s always first to grab it, and he rends it plumb through, Ho doesn't miss an item or a want nd—that is trvo, He snys they don’t know what we want, tho darn newspaper guys, I'm going to take n day sometimes an' go and put 'em wise; Sometimes it seems a* though they must ho deaf, Upinb and blind, But you ought to henr him holler when tho paper doesn’t come! —Walorbury American. IF SHIP IS NOT FLOATED BY SATURDAY NIGHT SHE WILL BE LOST Clyde Line Officials Still Confi< dent Lcnnpe Will Be Pulled Off JACKSONVILLE,'Oct. 19.—Won In charge of tugs attempting to float the I.cnnpc reported observations mndo from Mnyport at noon indiented tho storm had washed tho big liner three or four length nenrer shore than she wns yesterday. It wus announced tho biggest tug nt Savannah was onroute to Mnyport to reinforco tho lo­ cal tugs. x ha JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 19.—Thirty h® mile wind accompanied by rough seas h® forced tho tugs to abandon all efforts h*1 today to flont the Lonapo and tho weather bureau announced thero *** would be no nbntomont of wind in tho h*- next twenty-four hours. Marine men h* here expronsed the opinion That If the h° ship wns ' not flouted by* Saturday 1*4 night sho will bo lost nt the highest h® tide of tho year is duo Snturdny. Thoy I h® | said several vessels had gone aground h® In recent lyonm near wh(>ro tho Lonnpo was stranded and of these only PRESIDENT HARDING SAYS HE IS HONEST AND PA­ TRIOTIC WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—Governor Riley, of Porto Rico, whoso adminis­ tration has been under firo from var­ ious quarters wns prniBod ns “thor­ oughly honest nnd highly patriotic mnn” In letter snijl to have been w rit­ ten by President Hnrding and mndo public* today by a prominent Porto Rlcnn. JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 49.—Thq Clyde liner I.cnnpc, nground off tho St. John’s bar since Tuesday morning, remained fast Inst night whilo h&r 217 passengers, brought into port by tho Arnpahoe, of tho same line, scat­ tered fur the destinations, their exper­ ORLANDO TO IIUILD ience summed up in tho inconvonence NEW SKYSCRAPER and attendant worry of their Immurslon. . • Onco they put foot on solid ground, Orlando, Oct. 19.—Directors of tho they drew up a mnss resolution com­ Orlando Bank & Trust company at_a mending Captain E. C. Tull and tho APPROACH OF VICTORIOUS RED metting held hero Inst Tuesday nftor- crow of tho lighthouse tender Man­ SAVANNAH, Oct. 19.—Wnlter F. noon, closed definite plans for tho * ARMY DISRUPTS GOV­ George, Democratic nominee of tho erection of n skyscraper bauk'ond of­ grove.. The Mangrove first wont to ERNMENT United States senn^o, doclnrcd today fice building to bo located on tho sito tho aid of tho Lonapo Tuesday morn­ he would do everything in his power of the present structure nt tho cornor ing, when that vessel, several miles t TOKIO", Oct. 19.—Lawlessness off its courso, drove hard on thu sands th a t could legnlfy.be done to hnv6 reigns In Vladivostok as the rosult of of central* nvcniio nnd Pino stroot. Mrs. W. 'll. Folton, senntorlnl ap­ tho approach of tho victorious red Instructions for preparation of off Nassau Sound, or approximately pointee from joorgin, take oath u« a nrmy officinl. dispatches say. French plans wero wired to architects of tho two miles dff shore. Sho stood by all day Tuesday nnd Tuesday night,, member of tho nonnte. Announce­ consulate nttneked yesterday and for­ Gcorgo A. Fuller company of Now broke two hnwsors and a chain, lost m ent hud bean nmdo from Washing­ eigners hnvo appealed to their gov­ York, nnd It In oxpcctod that tho com­ her two bits and stern rail in* trying ton that n number of prominent wom­ ernments for protection. Tho Ameri­ pleted drawings will bo returned with­ to pull thu Lunapo off, nnd yesterday en planned to muko it legally possible can consul bus engaged refugo for in six weeks and that construction took tho 247 passengers aboard. Tho work will bogin by tho first of Jan­ for Mr*. Folton to tnko tho oath. Americans, the building flying tho passengers were later transferred a t American flag and guarded by guns uary. Mnyport, a mile up tho river to the Tho building will havo a frontage of SIKI WILL MEET of an American cruiser. 45 feot on Orange nvenuo nnd a dop- Arapahoo, which went o u t from here. BECKETT IN th of 83 feet on Pino street, nnd will Tho rosulutlon, it was announced by rise to a height of nine floors. It la tho spokesman fur its signers, will bo LONDON, DEC. 7 estimated 'fhnt tho building will cost forwarded to tho chief of tho light$250,000 when completed, its contrac­ houBo service at Charleston, S: C. Dout Takes Place in London Dec, Officers and men of tjie Lonapo, too, tion to bo roinforcod concrete and wero commonded for tholr work dur­ other fireproof details. The uppor floors will bo glvon ovor ing t)lo vessel’s plight. Some excitable scones attended tho PARIS, Oct.TO.—Tho fight botweon to offices while tho lower floor and positihlo tho second floor will bo usod transfer early yesterday of th o .p as­ Battling Slki nnd Jo0 Bockott, tho English heavyweight, will tnko place sengers to tho Mangrnvu, according to IATOR FLETCHER WANTS for buninons of tho bank. in London, Dscombor 7, it was offi* During the construction of ttia now C. W. Cartor, former publisher of the PRESIDENT AND W IFE TO (Cnotlminl on I'ag* Kira) | d a ily announced tonight by the In* building business of tho bank will bo VISIT STATE tornntinl Boxing Union, under whoso conducted intempornry headquarters nuspicos the battle will bo bold. in tho Arcade building, Icobo of which IS HAD SAYS REPRESENTATIVES OF AMERICAN RAILWAY WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.- -Senator wns secured several weeks ago;— The articles call for n 20 round en­ ASSOCIATION - , K counter nnd will* bo for tho official Fletcher tendered Informal invltutiun Tampa Times. t -honvywolght title of Europe, ns noithor to Prosidont Harding to spond sovoral tlljr Tim Aasarlntatf I’ reaa) Beckett or Sikl is able to mnko tho weeks in Florida as soon, us Mrs. TWO POLICEMEN TAMPA, Oct. 19.—Citrus growers Harding’s condition would permit hor light heavyweight limit. and shippers of. South Florida who AND ONE NEGRO The AssflHatod Press understands to leavo thu-Whito House. Tho presKILLED AT ROCK ISLAND gathered here today to hoar represen­ from a relinblo authority that ^liki tatives of thu American Railway As­ will receive 7,000 pounds sterling, win sociation discuss tho car nhortago or lose or draw. . wore told tho situation for citrus fruitshipments from this stnto were worse Stationery below cost at the Herald 1moat of the time in St. Augustine thnn ever before. �the Sanford weekly herald, Friday, October is, i m Mr. and Mrt. 8. W. Swope, Mrs. H. D. McCall and Mra. C. 8. Leo attend* cd the Sunday School Convention at DcLand Friday. 0. P, Swope left Monday for a buiIncaa trip to Chicago. W. A. McRae, of Tampa, traveling auditor for the Scabonrd Air Lino R. R., spent a couple of hours hero on Wcdnosday. L. E. Jordan returned Saturday from Starko where ho was called by tho illness of Mra. Jordnn, who ia thore visiting relatives. Mr. Jordnn reports that Mra. Jordnn la now im­ proving. Mias Catherine Young, of Rollins College, spent the week end with her paronta, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Young last week. * Mrs. H. II. McCall, Emmett McCall, Mra. B .G . Smith, Mrs. S. W. Swepo and Rev, L. E. Wright attended tho Sunday school convention at DoLand Thursday. M. A. Kilvort is in Now York on business this week. Tho Oviedo school openod Monday morning, October Oth, with appropri­ ate exercises, which wore well attend­ ed by pnrunta and interested friends. Speeches were mado by tho following: Supt. T. W. Lawton reprosontlng tho County Board of Education; I'rof. M. J, Okerlund, fur tho faculty; Mrs. R. W. Lawton for tho Womun'a Club and Rev. L. E. Wright for tho churches. Mrs. C. L. West sang beautifully two numbers and Rev. J. N. Thompson closed with prayer. Tho exorcises woro hold In the splondid auditorium of the new school building. This building is indeed n credit to the town and the county and Oviedo people are Justly proud of it. Mrs, O. P. Swope entertained the Rook Club Wednesday afternoon. Messrs. Hutchinson and Walthall, of tho Sanford Truck Growurs, wore Ovcido visitors Tuesday. Mrs. II. G. Smith, Mrs. Theodore Aulin, Mrs. W. P. Carter, Mrs. 0. G. Wolcott, Airs. It. W. Lawton nnd Mrs. II. R. McCall visited Sanford Tues­ day to uttond to sonic club business ' Another "clean-up day" was held at Sweetwater Park Thursday by tho Pork committee of the Woman’s Club. When this park Is completed it will be one of tho beauty spots of Seminole county. Harold Vnrn spent Wednesday af­ ternoon in Snnford. Mr. nnd Mrs. It. L. King and little daughter, Minnie, visited relatives in Snnford Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawton spent few days in Jacksonville this week. treasurer, Mrs. J. E. Ellsworth secre­ tary. The next meeting will be Oct. 2p at tho church. Como. The death of Mra. A. D. Cameron occured at the family home last Sat­ urday p. m. Mrs. Cameron had been an Invalid for nbout 10 years. Mr. Cameron hftd a motor truck construct­ ed in such a manner that a wheeled chair could be placed in it for Mrs. CnmeVon to drlvo with tho family which they had done for several years, on Sunday previous to hor denth they were nil at Coronado Beach nnd In starting tho car to return hor chair was dislocated and the poor lady thrown out which resulted In internal Injuries. Sho was hurried to a doc­ tor nnd thon brought homo nnd other doctors called, ono from Orlando and (Til done that could possibly bo done. Her funeral took place Sunday nt 4 o’clock at Holy Cross Church, nnd conducted by Father Pock. Tho young­ est daughter, Mra. Clare Cameron Hanson sang the hymn “I shall know him by tho prints of tho nails in his handa” an n solo, accompanied by Mrs. Munson. Thoro were mnny beautiful flornl pices given ns a Inst tribute to tho quiet, home-loving Indy, wife nnd mother who has passed boyond. Tho whole neighborhood a t­ tended the funeral In a body. Tho fnmlly have the sympathy of nil neighbors nnd friends. JIMMY SCALES HERE TO BOOST MEMBERSHIPS IN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Jimmy Scales has nrrived In the ity nnd will havo headquarters at tho Chamber of Commerce offices while ho Is ongnged In boosting the mem­ bership of tho American Automobile Association in Scmlnolo county. Secretary Pcnrmnn says: "Jimmy Scales Is n go-getter” nnd n "live wire.” With his nsslstanco Scmlnolo county should add many moro mem­ berships to tho Scmlnolo county branch of tho American Autoniobllo Association. Mr. Scales hns Just retur ed from a tour of tho rtnto nnd everybody is talking nbout tho romnrknblo growth of Snnford nnd tho mnny big things which tnls city con­ templates. 'Gator-Tar Football Scrap in Orlando Saturday, Oct. 14 GIANTS OUTPLAYED TANKEES IN EVERY STAGE OF GAME SO O O T (Fna n s n fe j's DlUj) Jacksonville was represented here yesterday by R. F. Harris NEW YORK, Oct 10,—(By the Associated Press).—Official batting and Dolph Little of Commerce, Ga., la fielding average for the world series compiled last night, reveal the decisive superiority of the Giants over tho Yankees In nearly every department of tho spending a short tim e hero at the game. Tho Yankoee excelled In Hiding, with a mark of .095 to .972 for tho Montesuma. Giants, but In pitching, batting, baso running and generalship, the lattor a B. A. Gergcr and J. S. Merrill of vital factor that la not shown in the figures, the world’s champions had a Tampa woro In tho city yesterday clear cut-advantage. Tho Giants hit .809 as a team, collecting 60 hits and scoring 18 runs, transacting business. whllo the Yankees batted only .203, making 82 hits nnd 11 runs. Neel Ycnt of Tnmpn Is registered Groh, Frisch and Emil Meusel wero tho batting heroes, although Young nnd Kelly also camo through with somo timely blows. Groh, with nlno hits at the Montexumn whllo In the city out of 10 times nt bat, for an averngo of .474, had tho best record of any nttonding to business. ployor on either tenm. Meusel mado hla flvo blnglea count nnd drove In sovMiss Lcoln Evtins has returned o nof tho winners' runs. Bob Meusol nnd Wally Pipp, with six hits each, led tho Yankees in bat­ homo from Twin Pines and Asheville* ting. Anron Ward had the distinction of knocking out two homo runs. They N. C. where she spent the past few weeks; wero tho only hits he mado and camo cnch time with no one on base. Frisch nnd Groh also wore fielding stars, while tho former’s play In evAlfred W. Lee left today for Titus­ ory department of tho game was a scintillating spot In tho aggresslvo work ville whore he will spend somo time of McGrow’s men. Tho falluro of Huggins' all-star pitching staff to come through, whllo with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. the Giants’ moundsmen showed unexpectedly good form, was the outstand­ Lee, Sr. ing upset of the prc-sertes "dope,” but tho failure of Babe Ruth to show any Abbott Smythe returned to the prowoss at bat whntover was a big dlsapolntment to Yankee followen. Ruth got but two hits out of 17 times at bat and seldom waa able to get the ball southern part of tho stato after spend­ out of tho infield. Tho nearest ho camo to a home run was In the fourth ing several days hero with hie mother ' gnmo whon ho drovo a towering fly to right center that Cunningham caught Mrs. C. II. Campbell. after a hard run, a few feet from tho bloachers. Mr. J. C. Froldell and daughter Tho composite box follows: Mrs. Minor Swnrthout left last night Giants’ Batting * for their home In Hnmmondsport, N. Plnyor AB R II 2B 8B HR TB BB SH HPB SO SB RBI PC. .211 Y. being colled horo by tho Illness Bancroft, ss........19 4 4 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 1 0 2 .474 nnd death Groh, 3b.............. 10 4 0 0 1 0 112 0 0 1 0 0of their dnughtor and sis­ .471 ter, Mrs. A. W. Leo, Jr. Frisch, 2b........... 17 8 8 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 2 .250 E. Meusel,lf.--.20 3 5 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 1 0 7 -.875 Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Talbott and Young, rf............10 2 0 0 0 0 0 8 1 0 1 0 2 .278 fntnjly and II. C. Thurmond and two Kelly, lb............. 18 0 5 0 0 0 5 0 2 0 8 0 2 .400 sons of Webster, W. Va., are spend­ Stengel, cf......... 5 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 .200 ing a few days here a t tho Montoxu Cunn'ghnm, cf. 10 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 2 1.000 mn on routo to St, Petersburg whoro King, cf............. 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 .838 thoy will spend tho wintor. Snydtr, c............. 10 1 6 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 .148 Smith, c............. 7 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 Mrs. J. D. Kuykendall and daugh­ Nohf, p.......... .. 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 J. Barnes, p.... .. 4 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 ter, Billlo Mario., of Miami ara the J. Scott, p...... .. 4 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 . 0 0 1 0 0 .250 guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. 0 ; Walts. McQuillan, p. .... 4 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 * 0 0 .260 Mrs. Kuykendall Is Just returning from nn extended trip to tho Whlto Mountains of New Hampshire. Sho .300 Totals .... 102 18 60 2 1 1 57 12 5 0 16 1 18 will lenvo for MinmL Thursday nc Yankees Batting compnnlcd by Mr. nnd Mrs. Wait as PC. RBI AB R II 2B 3Il HR TB BB SII HPB SO SB Plnyor fnr nH Now Smyrnn by motor. .222 0 0 2 Witt, cf.......... .18 1 4 1 1 0 7 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 McMillan, cf. .... 2 0 0 0 0 0 CARD OF THANKS Dugan, 3b...... ...20 4 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .250 .118 1 0 2 1 1 8 3 Ruth, rf.......... .17 1 2 1 0 0 We wish to express our thanks nnd Pipp, lb.......... ...21 0 0 1 0 0 7 0 0 0 2 1 8 .280 npprccintlon to all those who wero .300 0 3 1 2 0 1 0 0 7 It. Meusel, If. ....20 2 0 1 so kind to us during tho illness and .100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 Ward, 2b........ ..13 3 2 denth of our loved one, nlso for tho .000 0 0 8 3 0 1 8 3 0 0 0 0 McNally, 2b ... ...,0 many lovely floral offerings. .154 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 E. Scott, ss. . ..14 0 Alfred W. Leo, Jr. Bush, p.......... .. 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 .143 J. C. Freldoll. Hoyt, p.......... . 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 .107 Mrs. Minor Swarthout. 1 0 0 4 0 3 0 3 0 0 .188 Schnngo, c...... .10 0 8 Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Lee, Sr. r 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 Shawkoy, p. ... .. 4 0 •) 0 Mays, p.......... .. 2 0 0 V 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 GIVE THE WIFE A SELF-START* xElnier Smith. .. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .000 3R xxBakor ....... .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 411 Attrtdty', D»IM A ll out for Better IIo Z . Homes Week. Golf players will .bins next weei not moonshine-but shine |n week-. Another holiday tomorrow for ^ f a r m e r ’s Day-bank, Robert Knight of the Knight Err.. I Company of Jacksonville, wh< W • paper, was In the city today citth on tho local printing trade. Mr. and Mrs. McCoy 0f Miami among tho now arrivals in the rit. nnd will make their future home h«r* Thoy oro from Miami here but Mia McCoy is a Mnnntcc county e'rl »v. daughter of Hon. E. L. Tnylor. ’ Yowell A Co., nro carrying their rt. gulor advertisement spUr0 today Mn. Ing tiro attontlon of the public to their spocial salea for Fridny and Saturdsy that will bo good news to the ladji eapcchlly. Spoclnl prices on many articles thnt nro timely and the new fall .goods that have Just arrived. Now la tho timo to get bargains la all theso lines. Rend the advertise. I ment In this issuo. ' Tho Churchwcll Company has s big advertisement In this issue calling at­ tention to tho solo that Is now going on a t this ator0 that takes In every, thing in tho store. This Is one cf tho Big events in Snnford and the buying public will make hnste to mil themsolvos of this great opportunity to. get tho best of mntcrinii, np to date In every respect nnd at greedy reduced prices, Look for he Chnrthwell advertisement today nnd not the prices on nil materials carried in this storo. HINTON. ON FLIGHT NEW YORK TO RIO LEFT I'l l HE TODAY FORT DE FRANCK, Martlnque, Oct., 12.—Hinton, on scnplnne flignt from Now York to Bin Janeiro, left i Polnto-n-Pitro, Guadeloupe for Fort do France at ten thins morning, ac­ cording to a message received here. WINTER PARK, Oct. 12.—Tho In­ tercollegiate football season of Flor­ ida will open In Orlnndo next Satur­ Will You Spend 55c on Knt-Snip t* day, October 14 nt four o’clock when Save $100? tho formidable Tars of Rollins ColOne (15c pkg. cun kill 50 rati. The lego nro schedulod to meet tho hofty nvorago rnt will rob you of $10 a Gators of tho University of Florida in year In feed, chicks nnd property de­ their annual gridiron classic. It is struction. RAT-SNAP Is deadly to moro than likely thnt tho stnto cham­ Thoro was a man who owned a rats. Cremntos nfter killing. Leave* pionship will he decided hy this game Totals .... 158 11 82 0 1 2 40 8 0 2 20 2 11 .203 "Baby Lincoln” nuto with a aolf- no smell. Comes In enkes. Rats will xBatted for Wnrd In third gnmo nnd Mays In fourth gumo. it is very Improbnblo thnt any stnrtcr, nnd hnd n tractor to ploy his pnss up meat, grain cheese to feait j other team in tho state can muster xxllutted for Iloyt in third gumo. starter, nnd hnd n tractor to plow his or. RAT-SNAP. Throe sizes, 35c, 65c, the strength which theso two teams his barn. $1.25. Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball are reputed to possess. PROTECT THE FISH AND GAME. ornmont developed for its peoplo nn His cows woro milked by machi­ Although tho 'GatorB went down to industry which can bo compared in nery. 'A windmill furnished them Hardware Co.—Adv. defent InHt Saturday before the "Pur­ practical returns to this, nnd it is es­ with plenty of "Volstcnd’s Favorite.” ple Hurricane” of Furman University, Tho Seminole County Fish nnd CARD OF THANKS Ho hnd n riding cultivator, ond a it is understood that they will bo well Gnmo Protective Association has dono timated thnt, with tho work of tho To Ihono who wero so kind nnd solic­ prepared to meet strongor forces for a great work In protecting the fish fish butcheries now going on ond the disk plow; nnd ho fired tho nigger who itous during tho Illness of wife and left thsm out In tho weather. their second game of tho yenr. The and gnmo In this county. Thcro is careful supervision now bolng given IIo hnd money In tho bonk and was mother nnd to thoso who sent tbr University team, always a heavy one, much work to do In tho future In pass­ tr. tho commercial sldo of the Indus­ a pillar of tho church nnd was the boss flowors nnd in mnny ways .«how*d A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. has developed sped since last year and try, next year’s figuros will show thut' ing better laws for fish nnd gamo pro­ politician in his neck of tho woods. their sympathy nnd regard In the re­ A. K. Itossitor, Oct. 0, the young man will no doubt turn out a fancy'brand tho 1921 "fish crop" was oven moro tection nnd ones thnt will absolutely In othor words, this man was the cent borenvement of wife nnd mother weighed 0 pounds nnd hns been nmn of gridiron entertainment for Satur­ valuablo thon thnt of 1920. wo wish to oxpress our thank*. prevent any moro soinlng or any moro "Wholo CHccso." ed Appleton Kent Jr day’s fans. A. B. CAMERON, hunting for n long period of yenrs. "Wo'started this commission fifty But his wife did nil tho cooking, A son was born to. Mr. and Mrs. The Rollins Tars, although a com­ and FAMILY. I’orry Anthony, Oct. 4 and haB been paratively light tenm last yenr, rolled Tho entire stnto is becoming aroused years ngo, with nn appropriation of nnd the washing, nnd mado clothes given tho name of Edward Charles, up n total of 121 pointH against DO for to this necessity nnd tho next meeting $5,000 today tho tncomo of tho com­ for tho kids, nnd fed tho chlckons nnd of the stnto association will bo hold mission Ih moro thnn $400,000 annual­ gnthcrcd tho eggs for friend husband Hnvo the Herald do your next Job ho weighed 10 pounds on nrrlvnl. their opouonts nnd nro consldored a A Corpnny nnd Carl Chorponing dangerous foe. Thu team hns gnined ut Lakeland upon which tho I.akolnnd ly. Wo havo 22 hntchorles nnd many to sell. of printing. Wo hnvo tho equipment Sho cnrrlod wnter from tho woll to to do ail kinds of Job printing. were in Ocula on it business trip lust in both weight and Hpccd, nnd despite Star-Telegram comments ns follows: Htntlons, nnd thrso nro being enlarged constantly, to meet the ovor-lncrens- th kitchen, and lost flvo pounds each Saturday. tho fnct that tho ’Gators began prnc- "Tho fnmous Rubo AUyn, ono of tho ing demands of tho sportsmen who dny nwentlng over n wood flro (said *■ Mr. and Mrs. Clark Leonard! hnvo tico two weeks earlier, it is Raid by most noted of Florida editors, has moved out from town to the John thoso who hnvo followed rocont scrim­ been in Lakeland since tho first of lovo lako nnd river fishing and tho wood for said fire being cut and gath­ Leonard! house on Cameron roud, this mages thnt the Tars are in flmt class tho week making nrrongomonts for nn out-of-doors. To do this wo hnvo to ered by said wife). is the second year Mr. Leonard! has condition to givo Florida a hard bat­ adjourned meeting of tho Florida keep constantly nhdad of the automo­ She stolo a few hours from her work Gamo and Fish Protective Lcnguo In bile with tho pack-mule, to lnsuro tho to mnko over the dress sho woro whon farmed out hero. tle. C. E. Chorponing bus accepted the Dccnuso of the size of tho colleges, this city next Tuosduy, October 10, tho anglers plenty of gumo und food fish sho hoc'nmo the slnvo^of th i Whole euro of tho East Side children again this game has been termed tho "Con* sosslon to bo hold in tho Elks' grill, in ovory stream und lako in tho state.” Chcoso. Sho did not go to prnyor meeting trnnsfcrlng them to the bcIiooI b in tro-Hnrvnrd Game of Florida," tho commencing at 2 o’clock In tho after­ oxceis of $25,000,000. with Choose because sho hnd to ctoan town, thin being the third yenr. Mr. University of Florida having about noon. To tho Chamber of Commerce Read this nnd bo nmnzod nt whnt up tho kitchen. Sho did not go to tho “ Some time ago, I was very Chorponing has his cars fitted up in j ,000 men to draw from, whllo the bus fnllon the plonaant duty of plan­ California has accomplished for hor village on Sntunlay because she hnd Irregular,’’ writes Mrs. Con fine shape for tho comfort nnd pro­ total cnrullinunt of Rollino, which is ning for somo special entertainment, peoplo: Roble, of Pikeville, Ky. thu dotnils of which arc to bo an­ "Working without salary for half a to clean up tho house. Sho did not go tection of thu children in bad weather, co-cducationul, Is slightly over !)00. suffered a great deal, and kne*. his new Dodge is a fine car, nounced later. This much should bo century, thu vnrious men, who hnvo to church because sho was cleaned out I must do something I*"® condition. I sufferedI niww Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Wilson and suid thus far In advance, thut this or­ succeeded each othor on tho California by long hours and short pay. with my back and a wentnessi And folk snld It was to bad the ganization is ono of groat importance Stnto Board of Fish und Gnmo Com­ children canto back from tho East my limns. I would have dread Wholo Cheese was tied to such a ball to t|io state. Its objocts should np- mission, appointed by the governor Coast last week after several months ful 1had llo, and ,'a?oh andheadaches. very queer feelings, ., peal to every man, woman nnd child with tho approval of tho Btato somite, nnd chain. nhsencc. Mr. Wilson !u said to bo MORAL: Tho hand that rocks the how my head hurt I I read0 because it seeks tho porpotu itlon of and serving nt tho plonsuro of tho very III. They nro Htnylng with fri­ animal nnd marine lifo, useful to man. governor, havo established 22 fish crndlo deserves n self-starter.—A. 0. ends nt Cameron City. It would itava the great stato of Flor­ hntchorles to maintnln forevor tho Brown. Miss Mnutl Cameron was horo front ida nssunio control of tho fishing in­ supply of frosh nnd snlt water food Tnmpn Inst week arriving before her dustry both in tho coastal nnd tho in- nnd gamo fijihos. How many fish mother passed away. There is said to ho. tho lnrgost ac­ DETECTIVES VISIT HER HOME Innd wntors. Florida’s streams should havo been plnntod In tho streams and reage of celery set for so early In bo tocming with gamo fish of all lukes, bays and bayous of California AND TAKE AWAY tho season than ever before. Thnt kinds whllo tho multitude of lakes it la Impossible to oatimnto oven ap­ ARTICLE8 . wk'?h is sot on well leveled land looks should yield a supply of food that proximately, but from theso plnntcd fine but on unovoit land badly. Tho NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 12.—Wid­ would lnsuro ample and to sparo for fish in 1920, $19,202,818 was received f& lr ta a r t s recent hot days wero bad for^nowly • being benefiled. B o l^ f P J ^ ow Hall was brought back into tho all our pooplo a t rcasonnblo prices. In for cannod nnd packed fish alono, sot lettuce, we are glad it Is cool use It I found II most limelight today when detectives visit­ n recent issuo of his Florida Fisher­ whllo tho valuo of tho fish consumed GEORGE MOSELEY DROVE TO flctaL I took several botw* again. man, Rubo points out that California In its fresh state is plncod by tho . . and was made so HIS DEATH NEAR PALM Thcro was an enthusiastic meeting ed her homo nnd took nwny n senrf took tho situation in hand many yean statisticians of tho stato government better I didn't have nnj- ® nnd fawn colored coat which Bho hnd of n group of ladles on Frfdny after­ ago with tho result that last yenr tho nt moro than $0,000,000 more. This REACH trouble ol this Rind, « noon last at tho Moore's Station dyed shortly nftor tho murdor of her industry’ produced sea food valued in total Is approximately four times tho ulaled me.” -a husband and Mrs. Mills was discover­ Cardul has beer( found M church for tho purpose of forming ngo. total sum spent by tho commission on WEST PALM BKACII, Oct. 12.helpful In th e correction■ofn» { what will ho known ns tho East Side ed, tho gurmenta wero taboo to a "Since thnt first your, tho commis­ tho dovolopmont of tho state's fisher­ Gcorgo Moseley, 24, of Lako Worth, chomiLw with tho request thoy bo an­ cases of painful (e®alJRobie Community Club, Mrs. E. M. Gallo­ sion hns boon self-supporting nnd, in ies, since It was established, with an wnB killed early today whon his auto­ orders, such at MJv "u,(ef alyzed to dotermlno whether any Hum­ way our neighbor and tho Woman’s mentions above. |f v° ' , 1920, the yenr for which figuros nro mobile plunged into thu drainage caan blood was on thorn. as she did. lake « J Club organiser for tho stnte gnvo an now available, it handled $400,000, ev­ To 'get rid .of worms in children nnl. Officers said Mosoloy was blind­ purely vegetable, 40 Interesting Hkotch of tho alms and ac­ New truii taken by authorities in ery cent of which wont for the furth­ ionic, In use for| m orei lit* givo thorn Wldto’s Crcnf Vermifuge. ed by tho headlight of an approaching examining tho clothing followed day complishments of club workers, tho years. It should help / er advancement of tho fishing indus­ club Is open to nil both men nnd wel­ of reports thut caso ugnlnst Hnyes try, and tho grontor dovolopmont of Tho little pufferor improves at once truln resulting In his automobile leav­ Sold Everywhere. pW and soon becomes healthy, actlvo and ing tho highway; fare work wllfl»o undertaken, officors under arrest churgod with murdor, ia tho fish supply of tho stato. robust. Prlco, 36c. Sold by Union chosen for the coming yenr wor, Mrs. breaking down nnd thnt new loads dis­ "SoIJom, if over, has any stato gov- Pharmacy.—Adv. Tho Herald delivered, 15c por week. A. Corpuny, president, Mrs, Gallo./ay covered pointing in other directions. EAST SANFORD = WIDOW HALL IN LIMELIGHT AGAIN TODAY ■w m j , ■■ ATU0 PLUNGES INTO CANAL MAN KILLED . &JrMCSjyit fiwnfertf? CARDUI The Woman’s Tonic �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1922 GENEVA, Oct. 18.—The f0 ternntlon labor conference um t«<Juy. He’.irl Ln FnunUtn, Klum, ns presiding officer delegates of fifty four n ' Michigan’s Anti-Syndicalism Law Will Be Tested in the Courts ST. JOSEPH,' Mich., Oct. 17.— Twenty nlleged Communists charged with plotting to overthrow the gov­ ernment of the , United States by force will He arraigned today in the first test of Michigntfs nntl-symlicnlism law, passed ns a wnr tlmo monsuro. Sixtctm of the defendants ar­ rested August 22ml when authorities swooped down on wooded glen near Bridgeman nnd interrupted what the government charges was tho notional convention of the Communist pnrty In America. weeks nt the jail here classifying the documents nnd questioning eleven of the prisoners who wore unable to raise the $10,000 bonds required. The Communist Party of America, according to its program nnd consti­ tution, dozens of copies cf which were seized, is an "undorgrourd, illegal or­ ganization,'' officially representing the Russian Soviets in tills , country, rind formed for the purpose of ''sys­ tematically and persistently propa­ gating the idea of the inevitability of nnd necessity for violent revolution." “By the u3e of force," the program say.- , tho proletariat will destroy “the machinery of tho bourgeois state and establish proletarian dictatorship bas­ ed on Sovi t power." Under tho sub-head of Mass Action, the program says: “The 'revolutionary epoch upon which tlic world lias now entered forc­ es tho proletariat to resort to milit­ ant methods—mass action, lending to direct collision with tho bourgeois state. Mass action culminates in aimed insurrection nnd ciVil wnr. Muss action is1the proletarian revolt against tho oppression of tho capital­ ist class. It devedops from spontan­ eous activities of the workers massed in largle industries. Among its ini­ tial manifestations are mass strikes nnd mass demonstrations." ' While the fcdernl ngonts have de­ clined to make public the entire list of 70 or 80 delegates who attended the sccretn conference in tho woods, it has been reported that one of the dele­ gates wns nn emissary from Moscow who had arrived in the United States only a few days before tho conven- £H A 8E AND COMPANY WRITE CHARGED WITH MURDER LETTERS TO SENATOR FLET HUSBAND AND CHER AlIOU,T IT STENOGRAPHER' OP PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18.-M rs. Katherine Rosier went to trial today charged with the murder of her husbnnd and his stenographer, Miss Mil­ dred Rcckilt, who were Hhot |without warning Inst January in Roslera ad­ vertising ngenep. Tho unwritten lnw lie invoked by defendant. PLAN NATION-WIDE SCHOOLING AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—Wide­ spread instruction in fire prevention methods among tho general public is the purposo of tho convening hero to­ day of tho nnnunl three-day meeting oi the Railway Flro Prevention Asso­ ciation. In tho year 1021, fire in tho United States mused a property loss of $185,000,000, killed noraly 15,000 per­ sons and injurod more than 10,000 others. Of these casualties, 8il per cent wore suffered by mothers, chil­ dren and invalids. Those figures are published by tho Association to show the need of in­ creased campaigns against careless­ ness whero fire Is possible. Nearly 00 per cent of these losses of life nnd property aro duo to carelessness and lack of proper education as to existing hazards, according to the Associa­ tion. The meeting Is the culmination of Fire Prevention week ns recently des­ ignated by President Ilardlng. Tho campaign of the Association this year will be actively supported by various Insurance activities and by tho United States Chamber of Commerce and many local chambers. Railroad of­ ficers and employees have given ac­ tive co-operation in the observance of Fire Prevention week. Tho Sanford section U greatest In tho world. \V FREIGHT GOES THROUGH THE tor »hnpe thun any other atoto Juat now nnd nil the TRESTLE NEAR SPRINGnt .our fine, forma if y,)U FIELD of this assertion. SAVANNAH, Oct. IS.—Throo men, Engineer J. R. Graham, Flromnn Ce­ cil Cook and Negro Urukeman Iko Campbell are dead and tho Snvannah nnd Atlanta freight trnin is still JEWELER burning nt noon today after nf wreck MY. SPECIALTIES; nt Springfield, Gn„ when tho train Pickard’s Hand-Pointed Chin* crashed through a small trestle un­ Gorham's Sterling Silver dermined by heavy rain.' Rogers' Plated Ware v VICKSBURG, Miss., Oct. 18.—Four Elgin and Wnltham Wnlchc* children were killed nnd eleven injur­ U 'llrrn n j , (Ji ed, some seriously, when an Alnlmmn and Vicksburg freight trnin rnn into O'BRYAN & SHARON n county school kngonettu near Bovina Attornoys-nt-Lnw school, ten miles enst of hero today. H EN R Y M cLAUlIN TURKS CARRY GIRLS OFF INTO BONDAGE ATHENS, Oct. 17.—Mnny Greeks were slaughtered and n number of SEED COJtN, COWPEA8, VELVET girls carried off in bondngo when tho BEANS, MILLET, GRASS Komalist gcmlurmorin, on its way to . SEED, SORGHUM Thrace, d&troycd the village of Chile, F o r ‘im m e d iate shliimi'iit All according to nn unconfirmed report nbio Field nnd V eueUt.le HeVdi WHu for Price L i s t a n d I Eatalmme. out bV»« received here today. tlfu l and Instructive cntuluKue l> Chile Is on the railroad not far and a lv o s valu able Information 01 r m in g and Rardenlnt; tor Florid* ini fro mthe Black Sea. It is directly fa the South. W rite to us today f o r m S north of lsmid nnd northwest of Con­ lal price* on your se n l roauiremtnii Our com p lote stock will enable ui i5 stantinople. su pp ly you to advantage In price tsJ quality. E. A. Martin Seed Co, o ilie st and L a r g est Herd llr.usr (a Fig 201-208 East Day fitreu JACKSONVILLE! MISSISSIPPI AS ALABAMA so u th WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—Consid­ erable drop in tempvrnutrc generally Mist of tho Mississippi river last night followed by frost this morning as fnr south as Oklahoma, Arkansas and Western Tennessee. Frosts probable tonight as far south ns North Cnrolina and extreme northern portion of Alabama and Mississippi. NEW YORK, Oct. 18.- Directors of the Vacuum Oil Company, one of tho Standard Oil group, today called a meeting of stockholders for Decem­ ber 2, to vote on a proposal to in­ crenso llie capital stock from $15,00(1,OUO to $70,000,000 and to change in par value from $100 a share to $25 a share. If the proposal is approved a 300 per cent slock dividend will bo declaied. Breed Like Sixty! “Ruts brood like sixty near the wat­ er hero," said Frank A. Zuiiser, “and wo have to get rid of them every fow months. We ran only do it, wo find, by using Royal Guaranteed Rat Paste which is the best ra t killer, we have over found." Get a 25 or 50 cent ban­ dy tube today and destroy ALL rats. Sold and guaranteed by R. C. Bower. STAR CAR DEMONSTRATED HERE The new Star car of which ao much has been written lately was in the city yesterday nt tho garngo of Pitta & Wells and tho demonstrator, Mr. Snow had a large crowd around tho enrr all day. It seems to bo all that the manufacturers claim for it and much favoiublo comment wnB express­ ed by thosa who saw it'running, Tho car la of tho sturdy four cylinder typo nnd is manufactured to occupy the field now reserved for Ford can . Tho local ngonts hnvo not boon ap­ pointed for Sanford as yot but it is understood that Pitta A Walls will and thoy will book orders for Star cars tho t i n t of December, -i- Fl.omni Post Cards at tho Herald Office. BIG CROP LANDIS, FISII & HULL F ertilizers A ttbrnns and Cuunsellors-at-Ltw DoLAND, FLORIDA Will practice in tho Stnto nnd Federnl Courts. Special facilities for Ei* nminlng nnd Perfecting Lind Title*. Enrich the soil, increnso the yield, hasten maturity, im­ prove tho quality. It payB to uso thorn rogulnrly. Stock in our wnrehouBO at Sanford. Booklet freo from warohouso or from— ANNOUNCE HEARING AT LEESBURG ON FLORIDA INTRA-COASTAL CANAL WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—Tho war department announced hero yesterday that a hearing would he held at Leesburg November 15 to secure ad­ SARASOTA CONDEMNS ditional information hearing on a re­ PROPOSED AMENDMENT port formerly made relative to tho ON RE-APPORTIONMENT intra-coustol waterways through tho stnto of Florida. A report was made on this matter many years n g | nnd it SARASOTA, Oct. 17.—About three is now proposed to secure additional hundred citizens at a mass meeting data and general information hearing here last night passed a resolution the proposition of having the govern­ condemning proposed re-apportion­ ment construct this very important ment amendment, declaring it did not waterway. guarantee just re-apportionment but provided pretext for “perpetuating The Jacksonville division of tho engincers department has this matter tyrannical control of legislature that in hand and it is understood that a has been exercised by West Florida for the past thirty years." very determined effort will be made to determine the feasibility of tho pro­ posed plan. It is also understood that a number of cities interested in the bearing Will send representatives to Leesburg at bused on the same per ton mile as the time named.—Tampa Tribune. ATLANTA, (in., H<‘t, 17.—^Voters from California. The railroads are today wore balloting in special Dem­ now receiving sufficent volume of this ocratic primary to nominate successor commodity out of Florida to operate Thanksgiving Dinners to late United States SoimtnY Watson, train land after train load each day onch of four candidates, Governor and in addition to tho carriers opera and Breakfast Eggs Hardwick, Seaborn Wright, John R, ting heavier train loads ntjw then thoy Will Be Cheaper Cooper'njfcd Walter F. George made did ten pears ago, the shippers uro last minute claims of victory in state­ loading to average 800 boxes per enr, According to Members of tlu> Nntionnl ments. ' which is a big increase in loading. Poultry Association We are in receipt of letter front tho Union' pacific Railway stating tho CHICAGO, Oct. 17.—Turkeys for HUSBAND CHARGES WIFF Thanksgiving dinners and eggs for western carriers have proposed a rate MURDER OF NEW BORN of $1.50 per hundred pounds on citrus breakfast should Ik* cheaper this year fruits from California to eastern mar­ according to members of tho National SOUTH BEND, Ind., Oct. 17.—A kets and are now 'waiting for 9te Poultry, Butter and Egg Association story of how he occupied the snme concurrence of custom carriers. If the in session here. Current turkey crop house with his wife, Hazel McNally, California shippers are granted this is said to he unusually plentiful and before apd after he charges Hhe gave lower rute it means they will he nblo egg supply is tho greatest in years. birth to twins and yet failed to ever to market their crop nt a per ton mile see them, will tie told in the Hammond transportation charge of .0«l) cents FREE FOR OUR READERS county court Thursday by Frank Mc­ against a perton mile transportation Wo hnve mndo arrangements where­ Nally, of ibis city, who charges iiis to tho Florida shippers of .0195 cents, by every housewife who reads this pa­ young wife with murder of tho babies or 115 per cent lower per ton mile in per can obtain a copy of “Rclinblo Re­ said to have been born last December, favor of California. ceipts” absolutely free of charge by be announced through his council Inst Under their blanket rnte California simply writing tho Homo Economics night. can,mime the same price per box to Department of the Calumet Baking Airs. McNally has bocn.prrestcd on every customer east of tho Rocky Powder Co., 4100-29 Fillmore Street, a murder charge on a warrant sworn Mountains. For instance, if tho mar­ Chicago, III. out by her husband and taken to Ham­ ket at shipping point is $2.00 per box “Reliable Recipes" contains 70 mond to face trial. The infants were f. o. b. car they can quote price, on pages of recipes nnd other informa­ said by McNally to have been born Si.50 per hundred pounds rate, of tion appreciated by ovory housewife. December 8 last year and not to have S:t.l7 per box delivered at Kansas City It is illustrated in colors nnd will been seen alive since A search, how­ also St. Louis, also Cincinnati, also provo quite helpful in propnring the ever, has failed to reveal any records Pittsburg, also New York City. Flor- daily menu, attesting to tho birth of the children. [ ala cannot do this under tho present Wc have niso mndo arrangements Mrs. McNally in said to deny over progressive rato system. If the mar­ with tho Calumet Baking Powder Co. having given birth to twins. ket at Arcndla, Fla., is -2.00 per box wherboy their Homo Economics De­ the delivered prico at Cincinnati would partment will cheerfully answer all Owner Away—House Occupied! bo $2.02 1-2 nnd going west tho earns questions pertaining to cooking, kitch­ Mrs. Mary Markcl says, “While I distance ns California goes cast the en equipment, etc. .Thera iB absolute­ was away, bed bugs took possession of price would bo at St. Louis -11.05, Kan* ly no chnrgo for this service. my house. They woro everywhere. I sis City $:i.2!l, Dcnvcr^-I.BO nnd Seat­ 'Wrlto the Home Economics Depart­ wdut to my druggist and he tcld mo tle, Wash., $4.31 1-2. Tho distribu­ ment of tho Calumet Baking Powdor tion from Florida is curtailed nnd Co., 4100-28 Fillmore St., Chicago, III. this is unfair competition wholly due today for a copy of ."Reliable Re­ to the trfnsportntion chnrges, ceipts." Florida shippers nro entitled to nnd must have lower freight rates. Thursday will bo one of tho biggest ,Your very truly, days in Sanford. Golf links open that Read the advertisement In this issue. Chaco und Company, day. W ill practice In nil the cuu E x a m in a tio n o f A bitruou n* t ie s g iv e n eepeclnl ntto'ntl GEO. G. HERRING Attorney-nt-Lnw No. 14 Garner-WoodruOiiildio Armour Fe rtilize r Works Jacksonville. Florida_____ SANFORD, FLA. SLABS, VASES RUILDINi. V ' MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS MILVIS MARBLE COMPANY J. W. BARRETT, Representative QUARRY DISTRIBUTORS Secure our prices before placing your orders; you will be more than repaid. All work clone in a satisfactory manner and your businest} is appreciated. On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit nnd V egetable Crates You Can Buy From Us at Wholesale Prices Write for I’rioo l.ltt * yu,\ j 1 11l W. A. Merryday Company Palulka, Florida |PjT>u 1-^iH Farms,, Homes, Groves, Lots i *' ,, I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING ■ J ■ tioii—Iota are being sold right along and building in u section is such as to gladden the heart of those who bn'1’ the good of Sanford at heart, j . ■ ? ■ | S This is no idle talk—*-1 have weighed tho statement and to say just what is my candid convictions would put 1 most too strong for the careful, conservative person tna person whoso eyes aro turned backward—The fellow who has VISION Will agree with mo now—t h e o t h e r la t e n ^ J . E. SPURLING “The Man Who Sells Dirt Cheap* Watch the South East Corner of PaA\ NHEjr#* �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922 I m s P O S IT IO N PROD OFFICER !. UE .TAKEN FROM FLORIDA FOR SOME PARTS / UNKNOWN JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 16.—It was learned todny the Prohibition Com­ missioner Haynes ordered tho trans­ fer of A. B. Stroup, now division chief federal dry forces in, Florida, In con­ formity with hh» policy of shifting ‘prohibition chiefs.' It is not known here where Strop will go or who will relieve him. STORM DIMINISHES IN INTENSITY TODAY WASHINGTON, Oct. 10— The orm over northern gulf wns greatly njlnishcd in intensity today and tho orm warnings from Mobile to Cedar cys were ordered down. New dlsrbnnces over northvvestorn Cnrribnn ccntrnl todny nenr Swan Island, oving slowly northwoat. DAVIS WOULD ABOLISH LABOR BOARD SECRETARY ANDREW A PRESTON TLRNANDINA, Oct. 17.—The many friend* pf Mr. Andrew A. Pres­ ton wore saddened when tho news reached here of his sudden death, Oct­ ober 11, at tho homo of his duughtcr at Palm Beach. Mr. Preston made Fernnndlna his home for n number of years. Ho was born In Richmond, Vn., in 1835 nnd later moved to Charlottesville, Vn. Tie was Amerlcnn consul to China for ten years nnd the following fow years were spent In extensive travel in Europe nnd America. Mr. Preston was married to Miss Laura Fitzhugh, daughter of Major and Mrs. Nicholas Fitzhugh, of Charleston, West Vcrginin. To this happy union was born ten children, four of whom nro liv­ ing. lie was a devoted father, a lov­ ing' husband, n warm nnd devoted friend nnd a scholar. The funeral services were held from the Episcopal church of which ho wan a member, and the Interment was In the cemetery1 at Palm Beach. Ho is survived by three daughters; Mrs. J. Arthur Davis of Paim Beach; Mrs. Will Yates of St. Mnrp’s Gn., anti Mrs. Laura Belle Jeffreys of Fernnntllnn.—Times Union. Mr. Preston wns well known In Sanford where he resided for several years at the homo lion. George A. Det’otteji. lie was connected with tho moving picture business lioro ami al­ so served as City Clerk, liis many friends here will bo sorry to learn of his deatli and extend their sym­ pathy to his family. Retail Merchants Committee of Sanford Chamber of Commerce Put it Over towns in adjacent counties with the ebants’ Committee of tho Sanford band and circularizing them at the Chamber of Commerce held last snme time. There was a proftounccd night, plans were formulated for a spirit of co-operation at the meeting Dollar Day Snle to bo hold Friday, Oc­ which was well nttonded, and the Wo­ On account of hte death of Mrs.vA, tober 27th. This day has also been man’s Club enn bo assured that the in Indies’ rendy-td-wenr and millinery, Rctnil Merchants of Sanford will leave selected by the Woman's Club nnd will be known as Woman’s Club Day. nothing undone to make Woman’s Club The Herald, 15c per week, delivered Tho action of the committee was in day n success. ___ of __ the .... Wom­ ....... The committee ulso put through n accord with the request an’s Club ( to advertise special features'motion that the merchants of SanSe tlleil sto l en oil day A* liiififor that dav in order to attract a Smith, purchaser of Tax Cortlflcato No. 201. duti'il tin, 41), ilny of Juno, A. I). is 17, has filt'il snld certific a te In m y o f ­ fice, anil linn m ink application for Tax Hopil lo Ihsiio In n ccon lan co with law. Halt! certific a te omliracca the follow in g iloscrlbed property HlumtcJ In Seminole County, Florida, to-w tt: NW44 of N\V ti anil S >4 of NVV’ H o f N B » Mess 111i ) Hop, «Y Twp. 20 B,. nniiRO .12 Baal, 25 acres. Tlie itulil lam! holnk assessed ai tlm date of tho Issuance or such c e r­ tificate In thu name of A. II. Van Vloat. U nless sold cortlflcato shall bo redeemed accordlntt to law Tax Dooil w ill lemio tlu rooti on the ISth day of November. A. t>. 1022. WITNBHH my' offlclnl ulirnuturo and seal Ibis the 13th day o f October, A. D. 1'.'22 isk a i.i ATHENS, O., Oct. 10— Secretary of Labor Davis, in a speech hero Sat­ urday night, advocated the n^olltion of the railroad Inbor hoard which he referred to as a “qunsl-govemmcntnl partisan institution,” nnd tho relega­ tion to established hurenus of his own department of such of the board’s mediation nnd conciliation funds as might bo.desirable for tho govern­ JACKSONVILLE, Oct* 17— New ment to continue In tho transporta­ automobile laws for Florida will be tion field. ' discussed at the meeting o fthc Flori­ da Automobile Dealers Association at To get rid of worms in children Orlando, October 23 and 21 according j>iv( th ;u White’s Crenf Vermifuge, to an announcement by tho board of Tin little sufferer Improves at once dir?ctora of the organization. The ami eon becomes healthy* active and association is expected to appoint a rub t. Price, 35c. Sold by Union committee to report before the 1923 Pharmacy.—Adv. session of the state legislature. Cl-'lto rc a . d o u g l a s s .. Clerk c i r c u it Court, Seminole County, Kin. 1*v : A. M W KICKS. P. C \ RIZDY FOR U S I - BETTER THAN TRAPS , 9 <SBAL) H. A. DO.UQLASS, I'lcrk Circuit Court, Homlnolo F oun ty, Fla, Ily: A. M. WHHKH, I). C. fil-fitc MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich., Oct. 17.—Acrdnnuticnl engineers nnd army and navy exports at Selfridge field were speculating today as to what might lie the next unheard of aerial feat. They came here a week ago prepared for surprises but none had ex­ pected to see human beings plunge through space at nearly four hundred feet n second. This was the performance yesterday of Lieutenant U. L. Maughn, arm y pilot who drove a Curtis army bi­ plane at the rate of 218VL* miles an hour, surpassing by more than thirty-two miles the previous official record. ATTEMPT MADE TO MURDER WATCHMAN AT MAITLAND A shooting affair, rnted extraor­ dinary in police circles, occurcd last night nt Maitland, some unknown per son taking n pot shot in the ilurk at the watchman of the Maitland Pack­ ing House, Proctor Ponder. Tho bullet, supposedly fired fr°m n rifle, went through Mr. Ponder's hnt. He wns standing on tho pack ing house platform, nt the time, nnd tho enrly* morning train was ap­ proaching. Without warning tho shot was fired and Mr. Ponder felt his hnt lenvo his head. He stooped and picked il up, and later found a bullet hole through BARTOW YESTERDAY It’s a DOUBLE treat —Peppermint Jacket over Pepk pcrmlnt gum Sugar jacket just ‘W its in your mouth,” then you get the delec* table gum. center. And with Wrlnley'B three old •toudbys also affording friendly aid to tedth, throat* breath, ap­ petite and digestion. ' Soothing, thirst-quenching. j A Making th e next cigar taste better.. y f lw f* Sloan's Llniment-(fy7/jpain! Vou, nail each of you, are hereby n o ­ tified amt required to present any elalm a and demumlH which you, or eith er of you. m ay have a gut nut tho e s ­ tate of A. M. ThniHher. deceased of Sem inole County. Florida, to the tindi'i-Nlgnod R xecutor of nalil ontate. ■within two years from the date hereof. Mated 2nd d ay of October, A. I>. 1022. PRANK L. WOODRUFF, rto-'ito Rxecutor, Only one shot wns fired. Deputy Sheriff Peel was detailed on the rnse this morning, but said later the identity of the unseen marksman wns n mystery.—Orlando ReporterStar. ^ Sloan'* toadies strained muscle*. Re­ lieve* aclinic backs. Slop* neuralgia, check*colds la cheat, Good wherever magcittim cause* pain. Keep It tiaudr, M. THIlASURIt. ilo it Known, That l, II. CLAY CRAWFORD, Secretary of State o f the s t a t e of Florida, do hereby glvo notice that n Hi'tnlnolo County, Florida, tn-w lt: HWVl of HWVj and S ' i of SHU of H1*1'A (loss N't o f H W U of SHU and W'4 of HWVl of HW\\ of S H U ) Him. 21, Twp. 21 H.. Rati go .10 K. 45 ncroM. Tho anld land Im'I iik asse sse d at tho (Into o f lha Issu­ ance of kuoIi certificate lu tho nama of Unknown, U nless said cortlflcato shall !»■ rudootned according to law Tux Deed w ill Ishup thereon on tho ISth day of November, A. D. 1922. WITNKH8 my official slgn aturo nnd seal UiIh the 13th day of Octobor, A. D. Sloan’s draws new fresh blood lo the aching part —scatters con­ gestion and urns relieves the pain* Stop suffering, apply Sloan's 1 T o All Cri-dltorB, l.r u n tr r * . IHetrlhiilrrM and a ll I'rrm u n li a v lo u t Iplni* or Hi— iiinmN niuillml ■aid Knlnti't T o tin- S h e r iff o f S em in o le t'n u n ty. o f tlir S t a l e o f Fliirliliii RATS DIE II aUu kill* mlc«, cockroach.*, water bugs and ante. It force* these peet* to n n fnmi building for water and freah air. A 3Bo liox contain* enough to kill 10 tu 100 rule or mice. Oct It from p ur ilrug or general (tore donlor todny. . lit Court o f the C o u n ty .Indue, S c m ln o lr C o u n ty , S t a i r o f I'lorlda In r<* l i s l n l r lit The Herald delivered, 15c por week to do all kinds of job printing. I STEA R N S' 1 ELECTRIC PA ST E East* t7ic pain of a rheumatic attack , Have the Herald do your next job r.f printing. We have tho equipment liy a rubbing application of Ballard’s Snow Liniment. It relieves tender­ to do all kinds of job printing. ness and strengthens the joints "These Rats Wouldn't Eat ~M>- Best Three sizes, 30c, 00c and $1.20 per bot­ tle. Sold by Union Pharmacy.—Adv. Grain,” Bays Fred Lamb “It’s hard to keep rats out of a feed store. Tried for years. A neighbor­ The Dally Herald Delivered to joe* ing store sold me some RAT-SNAP. It tnor six d*ys a week for 15 cant*— worked wonders. Gnthered up dend rats every morning. Bought more RAT-SNAP. Hnven’t a rat now. YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD: Send They wouldn’t eat my best grain when dime, birthdato nnd stamp for I threw ItAT-SNAP around.” Three truthful, reliable, convincing* trial sizes, 85c, Otic, $1.25. Sold nnd guar­ reading. Prof. Erwing, Box 1120,, anteed by Ball Hhrdwnrc Co.—Adv. Station C, Los Angeles, California. 10- 7-M - 21-28-P. Plans for the establishment of a shyterifm college in Central Flori­ da, and perhaps in Orlando, were be* bun nt tho Synod of tho Presbyterian Churches in Florida which tool; place in St. Petersbiug last week, it is re­ ported by Rev. Dr. 'J'. H. McConnell, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city. "The need for a Presbyterian col­ lege in this section has been keenly felt for several years,” Dr. McC'oit m ' . ,'1 “and it is hoped cf tho Sy­ nod that it will be established in Central Florida lit tho very near fu* turo." As to its lochltlon, Dr. Me Connell stnled, tin t more than likely it will be erected in th!;j ci;y because of the central location and tho ideal surroundings for an institution of this kind, to he found here. Tho Presby­ terian college to bo erected ill this vicinity will bo as large if not larger than the newly erected Methodist Southern College at Lakeland. A committee comprised of tho fol­ lowing named was nppointed to go into details regarding the institution: Rev. E. D. Brownlee. W. J. Gar­ rison, C. II. Ferran, L. E. McNair, W. E. MeElwaine, and Elders II, C. Dubose, N. P. Yowell, C. T. Paxton nnd Judge T. F. \yest.—Orlando Sen+lncl, k Pn BARTOW, Fin., Oct. 17.—Fire of unknown orgin damaged tho Dnrtow Exchange of the Peninsular Telephone Company to the extent of $10,000 to ­ day, and demoralized telephone ser­ vice. A number of automatic switch­ boards were put out of commission tint linemen and electricians called from Tnmpn nnd other points rnpldly repaired damaged sections nnd it 1h In all malarial countries tho pop­ hoped to make complete restoration ular remedy is Uorblno. People find it a good medicine for purifying the before morning system and warding off tho disease. Price, 60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy THREE KILLED WHEN —Adv TRAIN STRIKES AUTO FOLKSTON, Gn., Oct. .17,—Mr. nnd Mrs. G. L. Campbell, of Columbus, Gf., were fatally Injured nnd their Infant child was instantly killed near hero Into yostordny when their automobile woh struck by a train, A fourth memher of tho pnrty, the fivo-ycnr-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, escaped with minor injuries. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell died on their way to n Wnycross hospital. U) Days(to Hutch! It takes ton days for tho eggs of a roach to hatch—so if you keep Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder around for a few dnys, the old oiiea will carry it into tho ncsta bofore they die—and as the young hutch, they will he destroy­ ed, tt/o! Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder costs 10c nnd 25c. Sold and guaranteed by R. C. Bower.—Adv. ’ GENERAL ELECTION "I suffered with chrome constipation that would bring on very severe headaches," says Mrs. Stephen il. Kinccr, of R. P. D. 1, Cripple Creek, Va. "I tried different medicines arid did not gel relief. Tito head­ aches became very frequent. I heard ol W ill ho held In Sem inole County, State of Florida, on Tuesday next succeed lot; tho firm Monday In Novoinher, A. u. I!*22. tho Bald Tuesday holm; tho Seventh Day of November For United S tates Senator from the Htato o f Florida, for alx years from March 4, 1U23. For o*io llopresotiltillvp of tho Fourth CongroBHlonul District o f tho Stuto of Florida. In the Hlxty-olghth Coni grass of tho United States For Superintendent of ru b llo In str u c­ tion of the State of Florida. For tw o J u stices of the Supremo Court of the State of Florida. For two Railroad Com m issioners o f tho State of Florida. For one mt'mht'r of the H ouse of lliftr* resontstlvoB of tho Htato o f tciorl* da. For County Surveyor For F ive Merhnrs of the Hoard of C oun­ ty Commissioners. F or throe Members of tho County Board of I'uhllo Instruction. For Justice of tho Peace In nnd for the fo llow in g J uki loo Districts, vU : No. For C onstable In and far tho follow in g Justice Districts, vis.: No. 2. In Testim on y W hereof, 1 have hereunto sot my hand and a f ­ fixed the U re a l Heal of tho State o f Florldn, nt Tnllahns- and took it lor a headache. and the relief was very quiclr and It was so long before I had another headache. Now I just keep the Black-Draught, and don t let myself get in that condition.” ' Thediord's Black-Draught (purely vegetable) has been found to relieve constipation, and by stimulating the action of tho liver, when it ta torpid, helps to drive many poisons out of your system. Biliousness, indigestion, headache, and similar troubles are often relieved In this way. It is the natural way. Be natural! Try Black-Draught. Sold everywhere. m HER C DPir ^ l)UATI?R~T1’,,mi'' “• Haker*ph- D- 01 L L U C iK 0 1 u l l > * 1 W A l H a Hollins College, Analytic «nd Consulting Chemist says of the *» tier: “Of the many waters of this and oth\ er regions that I have analyzed, I have found none superior In all good quali­ ties of Hint of the ‘‘Elder Water."—Phone 81I-W. Office in Miller Building. Elder Springs Water Company •'Send for our new book by Bayard E. Floyd on Fall Application to Citrus Trees, nnd leaflet de­ scriptive of Vegetable Fertilizers. Mr. Floyd has given much information on rare of the grove nt this season outside of his able treatment of tho fertilizer needs. ,0 you feel run down nnd halfI sick nil/the time? Are you thin, le, easily tired—no energy, no L no "pep”? Now Is the lime to take Gudc’a Pcpto-Mangun. It will brace you up, give you a delightful feeling of vigor and ambition, enrich your blood, bund firm, solid llcsh, and bring the hvaltny color back to your skin. Your druggist naa Glide's—Liquid or solid, tmyou paTcrt K Our Vegetable Formulus meet every require­ ment of the commercial truck grower. i IDEAL FERTILIZERS lead in actual field production. Our prices are lowest possible con­ sistent with quality. ft Jacksonville, Florida ALAN SCOTT, Mgr., Sanford Warehouse Tonic and Blood Enrichcr au n n u �... • « . ___ ' ______ ' • THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, woro discussed In tho open space THE SANFORD HERALD stato in tho center of the cities and called R . J. HOLLY---- . P r t * « n l > a i'M it e s n. J. I.II,LAUD., _S fm l« rr-T w > » rtr ------ O tstrtl Mana*** n . A. SIKKti i V u b M BTirji rH U r kr IHE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY (la e e rv e n te i) ■ u B ic R ir n o x m a t Om in advance i Y * * r ---------------------------------------•?•?# M x Meath* T k m M aH ki B i t m l a* S m i l r ia a a Mat* » »r. Anauit 23. Isas, at the I’oet Ottte* at Manr.int, Florida. L’cuji* A ct nt . ' J i o i 3. T he Sanford D ally llr ru ld la publiahr* ( e x c e p t Monday) a a i Xtt« tharonXhly eoveva th U tra d ln x aeetlex. ■lac ralea rate* reaai re a so n a b le and mad* AdTrrliatnx ___ * application. #6.00 per year, k i'it_r n •on mr Me per w e e k . ~Aml being the biggest thing that Sanford ever pulled naturally tho day will be big in every port of the program. Among the many real working clubs of tho city .is the Men’s Club at the Parish House. This, club is doing n great work among mg tho u youitg men and boys of Snnfortr and should Ivay. bo ^pcou raged in o^ory lvay. the forum. It Is welt for tho people of this dny to havo tho open forum for the getting togothor of-the clnns and the discussion of all questions fhat af­ fect tho public welfare, ! It Ts well for tho people to know why thoy ore voting nnd what thoy are votln." fov before thoy go to the polls to cuat their ballot. Th» HcruM has aJways favored public meetings oi ai? kinds at nil times. Wo favor public meet­ ings and discussions before every election dny ln order thnt tho voters may know what tho candidates stand for nnd what thoy intend to accom­ plish, If anything. Since tho general election has hut little to offer it! tho political lino being merely the ratifi­ cation of the wishes of the voter* in the primary elections about the only questions of moment arc tho nfeiendmerits to tho state constitution nnd these amendments if not all of Ilium important, have several thnt are very important nnd two of thorn especially being tho ten mill levy for Bchool pur­ poses nnd the ^amendment regarding the reafiportionment of the state. Few people have taken the time to investigate the reappqrtionnient amendment nnd few of thlfin know anything about it. All of theso amendments will bo discussed in open forum at tho court house on Thursday night, October 26th and every man and woman In tho county is invited to attend. The ladies are anxious for theso meetings and thoy are instru­ mental in getting up this one and It is well for the best interests of the state thnt people attend this meeting and find out about these amendments and gut other information about state and county affairs. FLORIDA LAW FOR ASSESSING SPECIAL TAXES ON PERSONALS ROAD AND BRIDGE DISyesterday by D. L. Clarke. TUK/rS DECLARED , VALID Mrs. J. H. Yoo, of Oxford, Ala, ar­ rived here yesterday for a short visit. WASHINGTwv , Oct. 16— Florida’s law nuthoribing nssessnuut special Mt1. and Mrs. J. J. Williams of Jack­ road nnd bridge taxes by districts sonville are spending a few days hero created of parts of two districts held nt the-Montezuma, constitutional today by supremo court in enso In which Charlotte Harbor and II. G. Earnest of Jacksonville is No'rhorn Railway Company brought among the out-of-town business visit­ against the county commissioners of ors spending a few day here. Do Soto county. Tho law was attack­ ed on tho grounds thnt It was retro­ W. A. Amos of Leesburg was re­ active nnd wns passed to mnko valid gistered at the Montezuma yesterdny taxes which had boon illegally impos­ whilo in tho city on business. ed by commissioners. GREAT BRITAIN^ WILL NOT AGREE TO ANY SEIZURE Jones and Mrs. L. 3.” Knoxville are spending « short I l f here en route to thft southern p , ^ the state. Mrs. GtSo/go Richard Hartley 1*.^ * todoy for her home in Columbia ? '■ OF BRITISH SHIPS OUTSIDE C., after spending the past week LZ THE THREE MILE ns the guuai guest of (is me ox her nor parents parents, \t> Mr * . LIMIT Mr,. B. T. Houser et their hem, “ Palmetto avo. Mr,. Hou,,w""™ " WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.—Great Pnn»ed her ,daughter as far a* j w™. . Britian in communication to state de­ sonville. partment today understood declined to ngreo to the suggestion of Sccro- THE DELAND-SANFOItf) yiry Hughes for reciprocal extension ROAD WILL REMAIN OPEN of right of Hcarch rind seizure so us to give Antorlcnn- prohibition navy juris­ A rumor hnd , been current for diction outside tho Jhroo mllo limitj some time that tho Dclnnd-Sanford At tho same time British foreign of­ rond lying between Monroe Station’ , fice assumed the American govern­ nnd thc river would ho closed to tr»f ? ment thnt every precaution will be fic by Seminole county authorities In taken to prevent tho viointlon of tho tho near futuro whilo undergoing con­ American prohibition lnw by rum struction. Realizing the great incon­ smugglers under the British flag. venience thnt would bo caused the traveling public, should such be the case nnd thef loss In volume of bush i ness to both Sanford and DoLand by such procedure, the DeLnml city council Instructed Director of General Welfare Brown to tnko thc mntter up with tho city of Snnford civic organi­ zation of that city and as n result of (From Ih»ri(l»y'» 0»lly) snmo tho Sanford Chnmbor of Com­ And hit ruining again. merce has wired rb follows: E. W. Brown, Secy., DeLnml, Fla. Mrs. Hazel Huntley and family Hnve been assured traffic will be spent this afternoon in Orlando, kept open Mohroo Bridge during re­ pairs; route trnffic ns usual. Bad weather for golfing, motoring SANFORD CHAMBER OF COM. nnd tenniaing and wnshlng clothes. MERGE.—DoLand News. ■ Mrs. II. G. Konnnrd of Newberry, Fla.wns among the, arrivals here yes SHAPE terday nnd is stopping at tho Monte­ Tho frequent rains and warm wea­ zuma. ther has brought the seed beds thru Judge Landis nt tho American Le Mr. nnd Mrs, E. Ill Hawkins of in fine shapo this senson In tho San gion meeting in Now Orleans snljl ’’ord section nnd setting tho plants In Ilartow arrived *hero #esterdny nnd he wns homesick for Florida. Tho tho field while delnyed hero and will spend a few days hero nt the Judge shows good sense. Ho is a thor0 by the showers have had tho Montezuma. * gentleman nnd a judge of real .cli­ finest kind of weather. Where last J. R. Kendrick representing the senson the weather was very-dry nocmate. eccitnting pumping: tho flowing wells "Korekt Clothes" of St. Louis was inin some places, thin fall tho growers tho city yesterday calling on the loThere are rumors of city politics hnve hn*1 plenty of rain nnd the cnl merchants. kbut they should silenced ns much as ground has been in perfect condition. possible. Thcro is uo fight, no noise, Tho celery nnd lettuco plants al­ Mrs. B. T. Houser returned homo no cxcltcmtn in city politics. J u s | ready sot are taking a running Btnrt yesterday from Jacksonville where n friendly rnce if there is any race and nre. looking fine. Cauliflower and she accompanied her daughter Mrs. S. 0. Chase hns returned from a In the Circuit Court of the Hrnmh j n. and no one hurt regardless of tho cabbage plnnts nre being set out this George Richard Harley, who wns en business trip down the enst const and illrlnl Circuit o f Florida. In and f«, result. Sanford has no time to in­ Sem inole County.— In Chnnrrry, week in sonic parts of tho Sanford route to her home in Columbus, S. otller points in tho stnte. dulge in politics. Forget it. C tT A T H y* section. Thcro will not ho ns much C. lettuce planted hero ns formerly if C, T. Bailey nnd Wnko Bailoy of John C.vs.KreltciiHloln, Complainant, The question of tho amendment for NEW It All, RATE TO the present settings enn bo taken' to MRS. CHARLES ANDREWS EN­ Hartwell, Gn., were-In tho city Satur­ P er ry O llckstone, Frloda (nicksiant ^apportionment resolves itself into F ran k I*. B a s k o nml Mary It. Hailca, HURT SOUTH FLORIDA judge the crop. Some of the green TERTAINS day attending to business. Defendants. the location of south Florida nnd South Floridn, and especially tho lettuce known .as tho JowotUlcttuce To: Ferry a ilc k s to n o , residence u«. Mrs. Charles O. Andrews entprtaln k now n : F ried a ailuksiom-. No. list north Florida nnd cast Florida or else ports of the state, will be more or which Is nn offspring of tho Big Bos­ cd yesterdnty nt n bridge luncheon, All the weather reports say storms South M ichigan Avonuo, Chicago, Il­ forget all about location nnd leavo less seriously affected by the pro­ ton is being set out in places and Is complimenting her housoguest, Mrs. linois; F ran k I*. Basko and w|ft and cold weather nnd all that stuff Mary n. Basko, No. 775H Oglesby Avt' It to population with ono senator to posed new freight rnto classifica­ looking good. Strawberries will have .J. E. McNair »of Tallahassee. A de­ i-.uo, Chicago, Illluols: It appearing from tho sworn bill of every two or three or fivo counties tions unless the Florida railroad com­ a better showing in tho Sanford sec­ licious four course luncheon was ser­ but ns yet thoy are nil wrong. com plaint filed In this cause that you. where the ppulation is spnrse. There' mission and interested shippers arc tion this year than oyer before. R. ved nt 1 o'clock nnd tho afternoon Ferry a ilc k s to iie , tiro a resident of i A nice little cold snap just now Htato or cou n try Other tlmn the Sut» Is no set rule for every county hnving aide to break down the arguments Muse, formerly of tho Starko section was devoted to bridge, of which thoro o f Floridn, nnd that your place of rtilwould be n big thing for Ouo Dollar denro Is unknow n, and that you. Krliji a senator and there shouldt not ho. All which prompted the inclusion of the but n Sanford grower for many years were two tables played. Mrs. An­ Day Snles next week. .Here’s hoping OliekHtono. F rank P. Basko ami giry of the small counties thnt have ono so called five cents a hundred pounds is setting out nbout five acres, F. F. dreevs used a profusion of tho flowers H. Basko, are resid en ts of Chlcszo. Il­ linois. senator now have something to which ndded freight rate for points south of Dutton about four acres nnd others in now in senson for her nttrnctivo de­ it will get hero. Therefore, you, I’urry Glickstone, tn required to ho and appear before dur they arc not entitled. Wo Jocksonville, according to A. S. Wells, nnd nround Snnford will bring the corations. There were quantities of said Circuit Court at tn* Court House J. II. Crenshaw nnd Earl Fields still maintain however, thnt the pro member of the commlss on, who is acreage of strnwborries up to nbout lovely hyblcus nnd other flowers. In Hanford, F iorina, on Iho 1st dar^f have returned from sevornl days vis­ January. A. D. 1923, nnd tln-n and there sent amendment is bettor than none In Tampa today. m twenty five acres. Most of tho ber­ Mrs. W. C. Easing ton received it to west const, Tnmpn, St. Pete, a k e an sw e r to tho bill of complaint ib ited a g a in s t you In this caute. nt all nnd the Inst legislature did ns ries heretofore have been sold locally highest score and received n bud vase. Tarpon Springs nnd New Port Richey. exh The commission is collecting a o th e r w ise a decree pro confess* will t>« well ns they could nnd much hotter mass of dntn nnd information to nr in nearby cities nhd towns but The guest prize fns a Mary Ann enko en tered ngnltiHi you. Atul you, F r ie d a Ollckstono, Frank P. than thoso who hi ve gone beforo nnd break down the argument of rnilroads with a larger acreage, it is thought pan. Mrs. Andrews’ gucstB were, be­ B asko and Mnry H. Basko, arc rcimlrtd A. E. Jordan of Jacksonville is In to he and appear before our said Cir­ much better thnn many who como a ft­ thnt it is less profitable to operate that one or two of the local buyers sides tho honoroc, Mrs. Seth Wood­ at tho Court House lit San city for n fow days. lie la with tho cuit Court -Florida, *1 on ttio 11It day of Pertm* er. in Floridn than in other stated will make nn f. o. 3. m i;ket here. ruff, Mrs. R. A. Shino, Jr., Mrs. W. Churchwcll Company and is here ford, Uor, A . D, 1922, and tlion and (here maku a n sw e r to the bill of corapUlal through which Florida freight passes, Micheal Doyle, another experienced C. Essington, Mrs. Frank Winthrop looking over tho local establishment ex h ib ited a g a in s t you, other wine leand Chairman It. Hudson Burr, as one rrower of strawbertiej will have of Tallahnsaee, MrB, Walter Wight of nnd is well pleased with tho prospects. crooa pro ran fessn will hr rnterea THE SEASON FOR SUCKERS of a committee of fivo Southern rnil nl*.>. . five acres in berries nnd ho and Snnford nnd Mrb. V. W. Estes. ordorod thnt this elution b* published In the Hanford Herald. * Muse ere selling the hulk of the n ew spap er published In Seminole r ounThcro i$ always an opon season for rond commissioners is continuosly in strnwhorry plnnts here Tf la thought —Orlando Sentinel. It in reported thnt tho golf tourna tv. Florida, con>'lo ' on ce a week ----- for eight----suckers. They arc always ready to attendance nt tho hearings being con­ scoutIvo w ee k s a s notice lo the detenoment thin morning was posponed on that nbout !50 a-vos moro of celery ducted under the auspices of the in­ ant. F erry O llckstone, nnd once a wj** BIRTHDAY PAREY bite. Offourso the biting season var­ nccount of rain nnd that both tennis for four co n se c u tiv e weeks ae notice terstate commerce commission nt will be planted th‘> ronson over last tho d efendants. Frleiin/ H jrketone, ies with localities nnd seasons. They Master IRchnrd Dens, the bright nnd golf this afternoon will be put In Frank P. Basko and Mary II Haiku. making the total acrcngo of celery in young son of Mr.' nnd Mrs. R. R. orf until another date. Tho bridge WITNESS my hand nml the oral or have been very prolific biters during Asheville, N. C. In the opinion of Commissioner 'Snnford well over tho 2,000 nevo mark. Dens, entertained n few of his friends iho sold Circuit Court m ijhl* "i* HtB tho summer In Colorado and Califor­ o f O ctober, A. P . 1921. Wells, the proposed classification will It looks now like thcro may ho nbout yesterday afternoon most dclighfully party nnd Qlnncr and danca will bs dn:y(HEA L) H. A. DOirtlLASS. nia. Just now the open season is on Clerk of the Circuit ourt work n hardship on this port, in view GOO nrres of lettuco planted in nnd at his home on Seventh street, in colo- put on the Country Club this after­ for tho Hove nth Judicial in Florida. noon nnd night. • tho Snnford section, All Circuit of the Stale of o f the fact thnt it will largely do around Florida. In and for the Confidence men, like experienced away with "water compet tivo rates" plantings nre early this year and brntion of his sixth birthday anniver­ C ounty of Scmlnolu sary. , fishermen, know the season for suck­ except Insofar ns tthe ports will hem*- prospects bright.—Floridn Grower, Thursday night October 26th thoro OEO. A. DoCOTTES.' . . .Solicitor nnd of Counsel r»r The afternoon wns merrily spent will, he an ope:, meeting in the court ers in each locality nnd they are right fit by the lower rates of the coastwise S2-9tc Complainant. playing games nnd later a Potato Race house to discuss tho amendments nml on the ground with the latest style of j;,ies themselves. There will he no was enjoyed, the first prize wns won other matters that will come up nt In Ilie Circuit Court of the ar*eelh artfiiciu! bait. lower rate fropi Savannah to. Tampn hy Eugene Estridgc nnd tho booby, the general election in November. die In1 Clreull of Klorldn, In mid t<u i Some general principles can he than there would he from Savnnnoh veuiltiole County.—In l loineery. went to Charles Betts. Everybody Invited to nttcud this open snfoly laid down with regard to suck­ to Lakeland, for instance, Mr. Wells CITATION After tho games thc children wore meeting. It is for the fteoplo of Semi­ ers. They nre either dishonest or im­ points out, and this is going to tend invited Into the dining room, where nole county. Tho h. nil will play nnd it M, F. Bohlnson. Complainant beciles. Honest people tin not enter to prove a disadvantage to wholesale represhments of ico cream and enko will ho a big county got together I.ouIbu V aiiw orth, ot at.. ] into games of chance with dishonest centers. To: Louisa Piipworth. If I J n* were served. The dining table wns meeting. dead, to n l parties claiming, men. Every honest man of proper in­ According to Mr. Weils, the com­ e s i s under LoWlsa Fapworth. t o t t ­ centered with the birthday enko a r­ ed. or o therw ise. In andlut» Semin*;* 1"! telligence knows thnt when n man mission is not^lntcreating itself so FOR THE PEOPLE WHO ARE ranged in a hot! of white flowers nnd PERPETRATING ROBBERIES lo w in g described land 1 mrtlculatlf proposes to tip off some secret on a much in (lie question of straight Mrs. Grady Forgy and baby of County, Florida, inor* ferns. It was iced in white nnd top­ OF J i LANDS desl-rloeed ns follow s, to - Wit. horso rnce, a hall game or tho hoard mileage basis for shipments ns it is. 19 c h a in s a n d i links w* j ped with six tiny lighted candles. Mena, Arkansas, is tho guest of her B egin 39 b e a s t c o r n e r of cf trade operation* he is*proposing to In the matter of the proposed five* CHICAGO, Oct. lit.—Police ami Chi- Favors qf little bags of Jnck stones cousin, Mrs. Wide mall Caldwell at her the Southeast , j . i . M outh o f H arm jj o w n s h i p ....2a............ . tt Iill® ul along it 1nit-if -Hoc Bon iD * *, do something dishonest whereby he cents a hundred pounds additional ■ogo medical society aiding in invest­ nnd halls woro given each guest. home on Palmetto avo,, for a fow Trun thence U.i Eital ■ II dev c h a i n s ; I h o n c o .N o r jH days en route to Palm Beach where may profit; ami the man who is wilt­ barge for freight hound south of igating are still baffled today by the m inu tes. East 11 cllalns and ■ lu(el) Master Dons proved a delightful thence North N o rm S3 s j degrees 'm*-1, " ^ I ■ ml“-' . ing to share with him in thnt profit Jacksonville. West Florida will, and mystery surrounding the city's gland host and was nssited in entertaining Mic will visit her sister, Mrs. J. B. ilu>tiro iv p m 11 .'h n in s " n,l^ n *l" k " f t v1a South) thereby beeomos a party to tip* tlis- it is for this reason that Mr. Burr, ns robberies. At least two men known his guests by his mother, Mrs. It. It. Enrninn. aide o f Iho r i g h t - o f - w a y of u* ■ " m g F l o r i d a llallroutl Com pany, thanct ^ ([ ______________ v chairman of the Florida rnilrond com­ hondsty. * Dens. S o u t h w e s t e r l y d ir e c tio n "l°]ua . . .south subjected to operation in which vital aid.- of ho Id r i g h t - o f - w a y of " *! .,o,nt On the other hand, if a man is such mission and as a member of the South glands removed from their bodies. Those enjoying this hnppy occasion GUN CLUB SHOOT Florida nn Broad Comjmn). to ««>* I u simpleton thnt lie will give ear to | eastern committee of five, is contln Both said they.were kidnapped, drug­ were, Rlchnrd Dens, Eugene Estridgc, of beginning: *,:|i of WILL CLOSE St)ON It a p p e a r in g from tho " " ° rn LJ n*' tho slick stories of strangers ho u tisly In attendance nt the hearings. ged, mutilated nnd loft In the street. Frederick Daiger, Charles Betts, lia r .lu ip t B ird in title pa .»<' « % n4 WINNERS IN SIGHT S T o r W each" of* y‘m ,: "Thf* contention of the railroads One victime lost onn gland through ry Bower, Billlo Thigpen, Braxton sliouitl he under the care of a guardian o a t h o f you h V f 0V e 1 a n d h'r'lr*h«v. so that it will he impossible for him thnt it is less profitable to operate operation, which mcdicr.l men said wns Perkins and Ram Bradford. Unless a better man shows up next tn )*n imposed upon. This is a sub­ in Florida thnn in Georgia, for in the work of an expert surgeon, Tho ion. Louisa K-P'XleVmla* dead, all |i«r, l«« week its looks like Ralph Stovcns will ject that hns two well-defined sides stance" said Senator Wells, "does not other who lost two glands was muti­ ir L cu Iho Pupworlh. Miss Clnire Strhigfellow nnjl Miss ho tho winner of the enso of shells r ouiur >vinn, iti.j’ *” .r'1.., «■ ** |(* lenvlHo. ar, r«nnd both parties must share thc re­ seem to take into account tho fact lated by amateurs, ) Ruth Garcia, of "Riverside Jacksonville r e i n a b o v e ,,0*cj l ,f»V0re o«r offered hy tho Rod nnd Gun Club for pq ur olrpeedr t ytoh ehe that ns much or more tonnage thnt sponsibility. n n d *PP,®"rp „ „ r t IF'**! nro the houseguests of Mrs. W. E. Id C irc u it C o u r t nl Jhe C o u r ' i 0( thc contestant showing tho best incrca an FOR VISITOR There has been a good deni of talk Georgia produces originates hi Flori­ In H anford, F lo rid a , op '1'* there Watson, while visiting Mr. W. A. Saturday afternoon Mrs. Ilnl Wight Stringfellow, who is 111, in Fornnld ' so in their season’s average for tho lust J u q u n r y . A. ” • about hanks and hankers tipping off dn nnd passes through Georgia. Every mulct* niiMWor shoots o f the season, thut is of course exhibited against you.ll0,,.’' r"J.*net«f*4 easy marks and tight-wnds who bite s'nglo thing, almost without oxccp entertained most pleasantly at bridge Laughton Hospital. pro .CO-'f.'HHO ------- w in. ...IIC lion thnt Florida buys in the north i nt her homo on Park nvc., compliment provided Ralph does ns well on next crooa on schemes to got rich quick. Floridu ngnltiHi you and each " t A i'i.fttlon W It la ordorod thnt thla 1 )(|, a Wednesday afternoon ns he did yeaing Mrs. Ln Verne Hurt of Lakeland, and is shipped by rnil, conies through enst coast hankers nml officials came Mrs. Causey's mother, Mrs. Tate, is publinhfd In tho , ‘,!HCuttE; t.rday. x the guest of her sistor, Mrs. Ralph Georgia. Florida’s vegetable erop iicwHimpor published la Hamm. in Cor a good deal of criticism last visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dolph MnFlorida, .pace eaoii week for Breaking 42 of his GO tho good doc­ ty. winter. On the other hand, sovcrnl develops moro railroad revenues than Wight. There were throe tables of glen of MojlonvUlo avenue this week isVcrinaetyjtlvo Varnf apd W ITNESS my muu* hanks saved men and women from* bo- Georgia's cotton crop. The citrus in­ players. hut will return to Mrs. Coursey’s Sat­ tor raised his overage twfi points. the hiiId Circuit £oiirt m j,11'1" The rooms where tho enr tables Practically nil of ihe others out yosdustry does the same. Florida’s ton­ dnv o f October, A. D- ’ nntrflLASfl , in/; fleeced by refusing to nllow them urday where sjie will he until she re­ tinge calls for a higher rnles thnn does | woro placed were effectively decoraterdny lowered their season nvorago to draw their money out and thorehy turns to her home nt Dccntur, Miss., «.f the Seventh » 0t ot delaying mattors long enough to give Georgia’s. Most of Georgia's cotton j ted with quantities of roses, hibiscus next week. She has been with her or else just managed to hold their Circuit j, lh* Circuit of o tiw « 'fur , F lo rid a . L jS officers a chnnco to get on the trial of gets n short haul to Snvnnnnh. where nnd ferns. daughter, Mrs. Coursey since Junu- own. There is still plenty of oppor­ C o u n t y of Bomiaoi The hours passes quickly in thc abtunity for some "dnrk horse" to show tho smooth gentry that ply the con as most of Florida’s freight gets a OEO nr$\ lontr haul. The snme is truo of Florl sorbing ganio of bridge, nnd when up next week shoot the entire-100 and Complalannt. game. S2 - 9 tp ‘nko off tho grand prize. There cun only ho cenfitlcnce men da’s lumber Industry. Without Florl ,scopes wore counted the prize for high The other prize, a half cose of shells where tho^e nro willing suckers. Suck­ da's products. * Georgia's railroad re-1 scoro, a cut glass nnppy wns won by Dr. Seymour Grady, WEATHER CHANGES CAUSE Mm. J. G. Shnron, Mra. Hurt, tho venues ’would ho infinitely smaller, offered for high gun out of 100 shots Tallahassee Minister, ers arc very often tho very men who SICKNESS ' in the Inst two contests is nt present arc close nnd penurious in mattors and it Is unfair tn compare Florida’s lionnrcc, wns also presented a cut Died Unexpectedly Extreme chnnge of weather • nobody's property. Ralph Wight has pertaining to tho welfare of their own earnings without taking into nccount glass nappy. Fall cause ninny coldu and c « community. ThiB Is Ahc first symptom tho large amount thnt comes to Geor­ At the conclusion of the card Kamo Suffering from Dengue, But Not Con­ n credit of 4!1 out of his first 50. Colo- For quick .relief from throat, mnn got in late nnd wns only In iimo tho confldonco man looks ^or.—Re­ gia railroads in freights through tho hostess served fried 'oysters, hot sidered Dangerous rolls, pickles and coffee. Florida shipments." to shoot one frame of 25 and broke nnd bronchial trouble, coug *i _ porter-Star. Among those enjoying the cordial "Wo believe that before tho'hear­ 2,2. Ralph Stovcns is credited with and croup use Foley's TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 10.—Rever­ hospitnlity of Mrs. Wight wore, Mra. 12 out of 50 nnd this contest'will not Contains ing have been concluded Florida will, no °Piatca: ‘J* t sellAN OPEN FORUM 'he able, to break down many of tho Ln Vcrno Hurt, Mrs. Alico Petera, end Doctor Seymour Grady, pnstor of be decided until next week when th# printed on the wrapper. L“r* ‘ Dlei»*J injustices proposed by the new classi­ Mra. J. G. Shnron, Mrs. Sam Yountz, Trinity Methodist church horo, died season will be officially elostul. f It ing cough medicine in thy ^ In tho olden days of Greece nnd fications, but tKbre arc some which Mrs. Joe Chlttendon, Mra. Ralph unexpectedly early today. Ho hns is a sure thing that somebody will got oy’a Honey nnd Tnr la the a Romo the open forum first came into we will not be able to ovorcomo, prob Wight, Mrs. Brnxton Porklna, Mrs. been suffering from dengue but while some mighty fine birds sholls nnd nnt nml efficient xemdtly 0 f 3 being and for mnuy years whilo those ably. Floridu shipped 83,000 cars of David Caldwell, Mra. M. 8. Wiggins, absent from pulpit yesterday condi­ just who this will bo will have to ho and colds that I ever s»w. countries woro in tho glorios of their perishable shipments last year.—Tam­ Mrs. Claude Howard, Mra. A. W. tion was not regarded as sorious. Ho decided after tho smoko clears away Wm.#Jones, El Danw HHnoi*leuvea a .widow and five children. world power all tho big questions of pa Tribuno. Fitts and Mrs. Edward Higgins. everywhere.—Adv. next week. SANFORD SECTION LOCALS CHICAGO POLICE AND SOCIETIES ARE SEARCHING J �E SANFORD WEEKLY FRIDAY, Seminole County Federation of W om en’s Clubs Mrs. John Leonard!.......................................... :...........Pr'esident Iwrs. Endor Curlett.............. ;....................First Vice-President * Miss Cora Leo Tillis ...................... ........................... .Treasurer Mrs. B. G. Smith......................................... 2nd Vice-President ’ Mrs. B. W. Ballard...................................Jteoording Secretary Mrs. Deane Turner..........................................................Auditor Mrs. Bristline...... 1....................... ...... Corresponding Secrotary D VUGIITERS OF THE*AMERICAN was the science of this opoc-making COMMUNITY CLUB OF GENEVA. SOCIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT. CLYDE LINE LENAPE • REVOLUTION Conference nnd it is our duty now'to MAY BE TOTAL WRECK see to it that tho achoes'of thosb This is tho second ye'nr of the pres- The I.ongwood Library contributed. IF STORM CONTINUES The Disarmament Conference at noble pledges, drawn up for tho bene­ Idency of tho Geneva Club for Mrs. n number of magazines to tho Semi-; (Continued from pnge 1) .Washington fit of the entire world, ring down th«^ Wakefield. It is now n flourishing note County Home. ages. organization nnd besides doing a great July 10.—Miss Tillis and Mrs. Ness Florida Metropolis, who with his wife, ; I.ct us use every effort to safe­ deni of community work hns ntnrtod a packed a Fhrgo hex of clothing for the wns on bbnrd. Mrs. N. J. Reynolds, National ChairElderly women and small children n ..... f t _____________ __ I 111_____ 4 _ KT..-guard theso new agreements in tho Community Homo and library. Am­ Near East Relief. Man snmo spirit ns wo havo guarded tho ericanization will be the study oneb a July 12.—Mrs. Lconntdi nnd Mrs. wore numerous utuong tho Lennpo's A1 though tho Sanford-DoLaml It is tho purpose of tho Committeo agreements drnwn up by our fore­ month, a chapter being studied ns Van Ness packed tho second box, rep­ passenger list; ho said, nnd tho strain football game is a gnmu of tho past* on International Itelationa to endea­ fathers In 1770. outlined by Dunn jn “The Commun­ resenting Precincts 1 and' 3 of tho of events told hard on them. In tak­ still it lingers in DoLnnds' memory vor to pny beforo all Chapters and Recommendations ity and the Citizen." Tho first class Seminole County League of Wonjen ing tho passengers aboard the Mnn* nnd they nro nnxious for anothor try patriotic citizens tho main results of grovo, the order of tho sea—children, 1. Let tho Daughters of the Am­ wns conducted by Mrs. John -Loonnrdl Voters. \ • nt Sanford. And of courso Sanford is the Intcrnationl Arms Conference, so erican Revolution undertakq to dis of Sanford and wns a most interest­ Same wait shipped viu Clyde Lino to womon nnd men—wns fdllowod. that they may know of tho now doc­ In tho separation of .families there willing. Heminntc througli the foreign lang­ Near East Relief warehouse. Evidently DoLnnd met tho surpriso trines of liborty und Justices that havd uage press of this Country, informa­ ing meeting. wore ninny pathetic scones. Tho ssn been outlined, doctrines whoso inspir­ tion on Americnn principles of liber­ In addition to tho Americnnizatipn Brooklyn, N. Y.—Route U. , S. wns somewhat rough nt tho timo of their young lives when Coach Wllation finds-its source in tho IdoalB of ty nnd justice nnd American standards work wo meet once a month nnd sow Army Base from Seminole County which, coupled with their pent up kenson's crew motored over there for the bazaar which will be held tho Federation of Woman’s Clubs. Those last week and won tho gnmo. DeLand the United States of Amorlcnn. of right living. Theso should indudo last week of November. Charity work contributing: I). A. It., 75 lbs; Con­ emotions, enused excitement nmong or any other town is not used to San­ There Is no blggor W rk for tho both historical information nnd a tho less staunch. Daughters of tho American Revolu­ “quosetion and nnswer” scryico on is not forgotten for nn ice cream sup­ gregational Church, 75 Ibji* by Mrs. Tho Lennpo was in chargo of First ford doing much on tho gridiron as per was given nnd tho proceeds do­ Maxwell, Sanford High School, 21 our record of tho pnat hns been such tion uny American Citizen todny national ethics. nated to tho children's homo in Jack­ lbs.; ami many othur individual gifts. OlTicoi1 Reginald Dextor, nt the timo thnt they should feel thnt wny. But than to familiarize themselves wjth ot tho accident, according to II. G. 2. Let every Chapter constitute It the outstanding features of this In­ self n "Bureau of Information" for sonville nnd tho County Ilospltnl in Total Hhiping weight, 280 lbs. Cbnrg-, Winzol, Florida passenger ugont for now thnt wo hnvu n real out-fit, coach* cd in a real wnyTind good for nt least ternational Declaration, of Independ­ the community it represents espec­ Sanford ns wull as tho ncccsshry do­ es generously donated by Clyde S. S .1tho line, who was aboard thu vessel. a mnjority of wins, other towns aro ence, nnd to pledge ourselves, an did ially for the foreign born, on ques­ nation of clothing for an invalid. Dur­ Co. Tho first officer had been on duty our forefather of tho Revolution, to tions pertaining to national .history ing the summer n serieu of social tens August 7.—Mrs. Leonard! and Mrs. only 12 minutes, however, having tak­ anxious to tonr us down. It has not guard theso ideals and to seo that thoy and nntionnl standards of patriotism. were given; the Club was divided in­ W. W. $nn Ness made n visit nt our en ovor tho watch at 4 n. m. from the been definitely nrrnngcd ns yot, but to fivo sections by neighborhoods and country homo nnd delivered forty tho chances nro thnt Snnford will are upheld in tho years to como. 3. Let tho Daugters of tho Ameri­ a program was given both literary books, tho gift of Longwood Library second officer. Tho vessel ran on tho give DeLand another chnnco this soaFirst, ns to the purpose of tho Dis- can Revolution uso their influence to also thirty mngnzlnes which Mrs. sands nt 1:12. A number of tho pas­ son, nnd from what the DeLand Nows armament Conference und tho [ilnco have “International Day" ozserved an­ nnd musical which proved some of the sengers wero awakened by tho shuck, says In tho following they oxpect to it will assume in tho history of tho nua Jy in all public schools on Feb­ most enjoyable get-togother affairs Leonard! contributed. evob held in Geneva.—Club Reporter. I believe there were seven elderly but their fears wero quickly allayed givo Sanford enuso for preparedness world. by tho ship’s officors, who also mndo for n hard fight. Tho DoLand News ruary <lth( tho date on which tho gentlemen residents nt the home. Tho greatest net of prepuredness treaties were signed nt tho Interna­ Mrs. Browning, matron in chnrgo, the rounds of the qunrtem nnd cnllod snys: MUSIC the world has ovor witnessed wns ini­ tional Conference) with appropriate ovorybody to tho decks. DoLnnd High school lost to tho tiated by tho United States in call­ exercises aimed to promoto interna­ In o(vcry public school there should nnd some of thu inmates expressed a desire to hnvu tho word of God bro't Sanford eleven Fridny in football, b4t be a teacher of "Sight Seeing" aisA ing the International Arms Conference tional friendliness. FORD CARS COME DOWN to the home. they put up n scrap thnt Sanford will provisional opportunity for orchestral at Washington; nnd in keeping with 4. Let all Daughters of tho Ameri­ and brass instruments, so that chil- August 13.—The Y. P. S. C. E. of not forget soon. They not only fought American vision, it is prepnredness can Revolution Chapters observo "In­ In this issue of tho Daily Herald hnrd but they fought clean, which Is the Presbyterian church responded to dren may get a general knowlcdgo of against war instead of for war. Tho ternational Day" annually in npportho art nt an early age nnd know tlu call also gnvo them a little treat is tho announcement of tho cut In tho quite n* recommendation for a high object of this conference has been printe fashion. in tho way of ents. All enjoyed thu prices of Ford cars. Tho cut tn tho school team where the rivalry is as what music is. “not to solve specific problems but ccontrol,BFd price niyounts to fifty dollarj per car keen ns it is between tho two high occasion. It wil not interfero with a singlo build a ?ow morality.” 5. Let the Daughters of the Am­ study now in forco, but rather it will nnd considering tho extremely low schools. Snnford is asking for a gnmo Friday, Aug. 18.—Tho Y. P. S. C. 4. Accepting the Invitation of tho ericnn Revolution preparo and distri­ price of cars boforo tho cut this in Snnford on Thanksgiving tho local American nntion through its Chief bute a simple outline of the events benefit nil of them heenuso music is n E. of the Congregational Church with amounts to qultu a bit. Henry Ford tenm may meet this dnto ns nil of tho their pastor, Dr. Burhnhs, wont out to recrentivo study. Executive, President Harding, repre­ nnd results of thu International Arms usually anticipates tho lowering of hoys nro nnxious to havo another the home. After somo hymns were Early training of music hns a dou­ sentatives of Great Britain, France, Conference for uso in schools nnd prices in cars or olso ho makes his chanco to win from the Sunford ag­ Italy, Jnpan, Chinn, Holland and Bel­ patriotic organizations for tho young, ble effect, it builds character und rests sung Dr. Burhnns gave prayer fol­ own cut nnd brings thorn nil down with gregation' nnd arc confident thnt they lowed by n short impressive talk nnd gium convened nt Washington for tho such as thu Boy Scouts, Girls Scouts, the mind. • closed by prnyer. Then more hymns him at the time but there’s been no in­ can turn tho tables oven though it > Tho adding to tho daily routine of a discussion nnd probubly adjustment of Children of Republic, etc. timation of tho cut in tho prlcos of bo on Snnford’s homo grounds. * short musical period will pave tho were sung. the following pi sldr.mr vitnl to tho 0.- I wLh to mnko nn especial np- way through an evenly balanced und Miss Witte rendered a violin solo any other curs at this timo. Tho low­ Tho individual star of tho game for entire world: pcnl to nil the patriotic citizens of er prices on tho Ford ears aro all tho locals wns Grnvos, tho 130-pound 1. The i.niitntion of nrmnmentB, Seminole County,t especially school of­ rested mind for tho other subjects, and Miss Gladys Stcmpor n coronet given In this Issuo nnd nro well worth hnlfhack of tho local squad. Grnvos solo; then each nt tho home were pre­ nnvnl and others, which are n menace ficials, to encourage nnd help carry —much cun bo absorbed so much perusing since it moans a big saving sceniod to go througli tho Sanford sented with sopio cut flowers. quicker and more permanently. to the pence of the world. ^ out this grent work bo woll begun by •; Sunday aftvrnoon, Aug. 27<—The to nnyonc contemplating tho purchaso lino nt will, failing to gain ho wns giv­ Y•jywJfftD FANNIE S. MUNSON. 2. The control, in tho interests of our National Society of tho Daughters of n car. Edward Higgins,,tho local en tho hnll only ono timo nnd that was Epworth Longue of the Methodist humanity, of tho new ngoncies of of the Amorlcnn Revolution. church, went in goodly number und agent is n live wlro and keeps abroast When n low pass caused him to fumwarfare. Respectively submitted gave them a treat by way of special of tho times nnd ho can always bo bio This boy hns risen nbova expec­ 3. The settlement of Pncific nnd Mrs. B. J. Starling, music, etc., long to bo remembered by found looking after tho host Interests tations nnd will suro ninko it Interest­ For Enstern problems on a basis of State Chnirmnn on tho Nntionnl Com of his customers. Ed snys that when ing for any high school team DeLand those at the home. common understanding that will pro­ ittee on International Relations. lower priced cars are mndo lower than moots by his speed on end runs and mote enduring friendships nmong na­ How do you like our new hrund ot' tho Ford thoy. won’t bo mndo which off tncklo plays. tions. It is something to bo able to chronmeans that ho will be there when th« A number of new player will prob­ summer weather? 5. Twelve historic weeks of tliscus- Iclo “no rains" for a few days at lower prices takes place. Seo the ably return to the linpup nnd “Bum" sion and dolibcintion have resulted that. prices in this issue. Tatum will be moved from center to in the drawing up of the folkiving six guard. Two or thrco hoys who hnvo EIGHT HOUlh DAY WITH OVER­ treaties on February Oth, li)22, receiv­ not entered school yet mny do so to­ TIME FOR 2,000 YARDed in the signatures of nil of the rep­ day ns it is tho last dny which a / MASTERS resentatives of tho Conference. player enn enter nnd ho oligiblo for 1. Naval Limitation Treaty: By football, according to thu IHgh school CHICAGO, Oct. 10.—Eight . hour the terms of this treaty the United rules. A new. Ilncr.ino of about 180 day with overtime which said amounts vMates, Great Britain, Jnpan, Franco pounds woight with plenty of Bpeod to nearly twenty-five per cent in­ and Italy agree to scrap or convert a nnd a new hnckflcld man with about crease in pny wns granted approxi­ TO TUNES THAT SENT THEM specified number of existing cnpital 170 pounds weight nro expected to mately two thousand ynrdypisters on FROM TRAINING CAMPS ships, and so limit future construction start to school todny nnd If Thoy do twenty-six class one ra ilro a d s today TO FRANCE that nt thu end of n ten year nnvnl 0 2 DESTROYED YESTERDAY AT nnd all the men-who woro injurod ILL FATED STEAMER GUTTED by the Labor Board. SAN ANTONIO , holiday their naval strength wilf re ­ for Friday's gnmo got Into condition BY FIRtf SENT TO Several terminals also affected. f i E i .d 7 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 18.—To main r.p.r),000 toils, 525,000 tons, 315, locals can still mnko it intorosttng the BOTTOM * Tho railroads include the Seaboard tunes that) sent them from training OPt• tons, 175,000 tons und 175,000 tons fir the Snnford eleven on Nov. 30. SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 18.—A board Airline nnd ctrniiifals, Jacksonville tyinips to omlmikntion points nnd for­ respectively. eign battlefields, the members of tho SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18.—With -Similiar provision has boon, made of inquiry today began investigation Terminal Company. to determine the cause of tho explos­ American Legion, forty thousand colors flying tlu* liner City of Honolu­ That bopzo problem on the ships for tho limitation of tho size of ships, ion which destroyed the dirigible C-2 strong will march the streets olf Now lu gutted by fire Thursday, sank in promises to stir up qdito ns much fuss nnd n fortification “stntus quo” hns GIANTS AND twenty-five humhedo fathims of wa as tho 18th nnicndniotit. Education yesterday. Orleans today. beea set up In tho Pncific under which ter yesterday after the coast guard will do more to settle this liquor ques­ The C-2 wns partly clear of tho YANKS GET PAY the United States agrees not to fur­ cutter, Shawnee had potired thirty- tion than any other ono thing. And hangar when a puff of wind dragged ther fdrtlfy the Philippine!! nr.d Guam, V one sliotO into her hufk, according to tills education should start nt homo. the huge bag along tho ground, fol­ and Japan agrees to observe the snmo CHICAGO, Oct. 18.—Checks rang­ a radio messngo received hero today It Is up to tho pcoplo of tho United lowed by two other guusts of wind, restrictions in Formosa, the Bonins ing in sumtl from $50 to $1,515.71 by the const guard. Tho vessel’s Stntcs, to uphold tho lnw rcgnrdiess causing three handling guys to pull were mailed todny froni( tho office and the Pescadores. lllrnvu was more than six hundred of whctiior thovnro in sympathy with Do you feel old beforo your time? Is loose, permitting tho bag to swing of Judge K. M. Landis, baseball com­ 2. Submarine *nnd Poison Gas miles southeast of Snn Francisco your bnck bent nnd stiff? Do you It or not. * ^ . freo and ngninst tho doorn of tho han­ missioner, to seventy four men who F.ieaty: Signed' by the same Five suffer urinary disorders? Don't des­ gar. Tho bag was torn and tho in­ participated in tho -022 worm's sorlos Powers, this trenty is an agreement not to use submarines as “coinmcrco rush of air Ignited tho dirigible. An gnnicfj, Thrco checks cnch for $2,842,- pair—profit by Snnford experiences. destroyers" and to outlnw the use of explosion followed and almost imme­ 8(1 wero handed to players Joo Bush, Sanford people ' recommend Doan’s diately tho C-2 was consumed and Waite Hoyt and Fred Hoffman, of Kidney Pills. Horo's a Sanford resi­ poison gas altogether. 3. Four-Power Pacific Trenty: Tho the aircraft was left n moss of tho Yunkees, whilo they wero leav­ dent's statement: ing Chicago Inst Sunday, cn route to A. W, Wnlthun, retired farmer, 400 United States, Grout Brltnln. Jnpan, smoking, tangled wreckage. W. First street, stays: "I havo used The injured are Maj. F. A. Strauss, Jnpan. nnd Franco ngroo to respect one an­ That Better High Grade Gasoline through a commander'; Sergeant A. I). Albright, Eighteen Ginnfs, including Mnna- Doan’s Kidney Pills off nnd on for other’s rights in relation to insular Visible Pump; per gallon— possessions in Fho Pacific, nnd to engineer; Major John MucDd Thomp­ ger John McGrnw and Conch Hugh ticvurnl years and I nni glad to any that they arc tho best kidney reme­ son, 8th corps area hcadqunrtcrs; Jennings, nch rccoivcd a check for meet in consultation whenever (hose Captain Nelson Walker, aid to Major $4,545.71 Five members of the Glnnts dy to bo had. I suffered from back­ rights aro threatened. •». General Far Eastern Trenty: General John L. Hines; Ben Baines, were given individual checks for $4, ache nnd weakness of the kidneys. On . • The United States, Great Britain, Ja ­ Mwspnpor reporter, and Sorgennt 545.70, which in olio cont less thnn several popaslons Doan's enmo to my U. S. Straight Side Royal Cprds for Your Ford. pan, Frnnco, Chinn, Belgium, Portu­ Harry Bills. Lieutenant C. A. Ander­ tho umounts received by tho highest rescue when f wus completely down gal and The Netherlands aro hound son, pilot of tho ill fated ernft, escap­ group. One of theso wns Cosep Dol­ and out with kidnoy complulnt. When­ We are the only Drlve-in Fllllnir Station equipped- with ever I feel the need of Doan's Kid­ .» an, the vetornn assistant coach. by the terms of this treaty to respect ed uninjured. Visible Gas Pumps. China’s integrity. Tho open door pol­ The C-2 was on a return transcon­ Tho voternn pitchor, Jesse Bnrnes ney Pills I use them nnd tho results ono cent more than his brorh-tn™ “'ways most beneficial. I am glad icy is to bo nppidd In detail nnd ovory tinental flight from Ross Field, Calif, received . . . . . . 7 . __ a_____________ i Y. •• v to Langley Field, La. That a cross er, Virgil, who nlso is n pitchor. Tho to roconimend Doan’s," opportunity is to bo given tho Chinoso (Statement given May 22, 1??4). wind wns not responsible for tho de­ chocks of twelve others, Including people to develop n Htnblo govern­ struction by firo of tho dlrlgiblo C-2 plnycrs who woro lately added to tho NEARLY EIGHT YEARS ua TER, ment. / •but that tho nccldont wns duo primar­ Giants' roster, ground keopors, train- or on Fobrunry 2, 1022, Mr. Wnlthen 5. Chlncso Tariff Trenty: Adhorod to by the snmo nine nntions, nils ily to tho pulling out of tho fabric of eru, mascots, otc„ ranged from $200 said: “I am glad to havo tho oppor­ tunity to confirm my former state­ DEALERS treaty provides international machin­ the onvolopo, was tho statement mndo to $2,272.85, Of tho twonty-nino chocks mailed ment in praise of,Doan's Kidnoy Pills, ery for nn immediate revision of Chi­ by Mnjor Strauss, commander of tho * » > ' today Jo members of tho Ynnkeo club My relief hns boon permanent." ship, yesterday nfternoon. nese customs duties. U. S. Tirfes, Gas, Oils, Accessories 23 wero for $2,842.0 cach, and two for HOc, at nil dealers. Foatur-Milburn H. Tho Shantung Treaty: An ngreemorit botwocn Japan and China BAND CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT $2,842.85, oach of tho latter being one Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—^dv. Road Service-----------Phone 447-W cent less than tho amounts rocolvod by which Shnntung is restored to ' .• i McAdoo assails tho Harding policy The Sanford Band will have thoir by tho. highest group. Chinoso control. 0 FIRST STREET AT ELM AVE____ SANFORD, FLA. of deflation. McAdoo is not alonf in Tho remaining seven chocks repre­ regular concert Friday night in ths It was our own Daughters'if tho American Revolution Hall, lent by our Central Park grandstand. Program sented Bums ranging from $50 to $1,- this. Thoro is quite a few kicks about 421.43. tho deflation. organization to tho delegates that will bo published tomorrow DELAND WANTS . TO TRY S. II. S. ANOTHER TIME YARDMASTERS ARE GRANTED AN INCREASE INVESTIGATION INTO DIRIGIBLE EXPLOSION NOW BUDDIES MARCH THROUGH CITY S. S. HONOLULU OF NEW ORLEANS W AS S U N K BY U. S. CUTTER BRACE UP! 25c . . ' �WEEKLY HfcRALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 192? Letters Of A Florida Citrus Grower To His Nephew (From TtNdif'l DkUr) C. Branch, of Ocala, was In tht yesterday attending to business Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Barrett nri From Jonas Arland at Hammock BOTH LADIES' AND MEN’S AF now pleasantly located nt the Monte droves, Florida, to Samuol zumn for the present. FAIR ABOUT READY Nov.-comcr„ Uoittonvllle, Mich. FOR START Dear Sam: P. M. Boyd and Dr. S. W. Walker aro expected homo todny from Cor­ Your lottor Is Tory welcomo. The nows that you hnvn decided to become Thoro aro some that are looking a monitor of tho local association wbero yonr grove is loent.'d and thus to forward to Thursday as n big day t>f inth, Miss.,' where thoy have been msrkot your fruit through tho Flofjdn Citrus Exchange makes me fool good. fun, thoro n n sorno that pro suro it holding a series of mootings. I am Incllnod to rejolco both for your own snko mid.(or the sake of tha won’t bo so funny after the public Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrnshor mo­ organisation. I know this will bo a very good thing for you; and* I am glad henrs of their rocords and then there now to bo, su n that your fruit Is not going out through some other channel aro some who Just naturally don’t tored to Eustis Sunday where they whoro It will compete with mlno In the markets, to tho detriment of tho prlco give n hang, hut any way tho whole wero tho guests of the latter’s par­ of both. bunch of Sanford nninteurs arc all ret ents, Mr. and Mrr.. E. L. Ferran. * You aro not very complimentary; but I appreciate your honesty all tho for the stnrt off at tho Sanford Coun­ more. When I had finished reading tho first half or your totter, to tho offect try Club links, on tbo opening day of Mrs. J, M. Ilnggott and S. E. Hope, you had docldod to bocomo ono of us, I was shaking hands with myself and mother and grandmother of Mrs. I’. receiving congratulations from the same source on the visible effects of my In most cases tho niic Is that the M- 1,°y<i left yeuterday for their ability as a letter writer. Thon, In tho latter part of your loiter, you knocked Indies take more interest In different hom09 1,.‘ TurP°» Springs after spendtho props right out from undqr mo. When you say you have been most events thnn tho men, but tljis time, in* "oViral (,ny‘r her° »» the guests largely Influenced In your doclslon by talks you had with fruit jabbers In Chicago. Detroit and Clovoland, while on your trip, you make me feci good oven though the interest displayed by ° f ^ rs* Uoyd, nt her homo on French to know that tbo Florida Citrus Exchange stands so wolf; but you llkowlso tho fnir sox ju running high, thoro he- aVcnuc* indicate that the correspondence course I furnished you on the subject of golfurs nro running them a close sec­ ond. Mr. and Mrs. George Welland and marketing fruit was perhaps not of eucli great value ns I thought. r daughter Mary, leit yesterday. Mrs. Howovor, I still shall claim credit, for It could have been nothing hut my “Every Indy of the club ’who hns Welland and Mary gtdng to Defiance, letters which epurrod you on to make this trip of investigation; and I ntn either played or watched ihe other going to help you complete tho transaction. fellow piny hns signified her inten Ohio, 'Tbcro tboy »P<-'n<l « few tions oH tnking pnrt Ir. the tournn- 'voc^s‘ w^ b bcr m°thor, Mrs. lJ'ct«>rEnclosed Is an application blank for incin'uurHhlp In ihe Ft. John's Citrus Qrowors Association; nnd I havo had you recommended for membership by inont for Indies. .Quito n few of t h ; ,irb» n,uI Mr- Welland going to Globe, did Man Drown, who ts ono of tho hood men In tho association. That practi­ Indies have become quite proficient, Arizonn» wborc lie will he tcctoi nt cally cinches tho thing, for thoro Is nothing difficult in joining nn Exclinngo many of them making het»«;* score. ^t* A°bn8 Episcopal church. It Is association. All you need to becomo n momber, nnd to stay u member, la, ns than soino of the men and Thursday w,th 1incoro rcFrot ‘hat b^ th^ e r. Ross says, "So to conduct yourself that others may work with you." Thoro morning will seo some pew records for Ldks goodbye hut hope they will reno Initiation fee; thoro aro no duos. Th-j actual coat of the operations the best Indies’ scores. , tl*»n *V Sanford again. vglvcd In handles your own trull, which are deducted from your remittances, As for tho men—well—fherc will vor everything. he something doing a t their tourna- A t,ol,8h£ful brl(,K° ,lincbcon> com­ a » • , As you can boo, tho application is simplicity Itself. Also 1 enclose a ment. Every afternoon, nnd most ev- l’Hoienting her guests, Mrs. Frank booklet giving tho full Chartor nnd By-Laws of tho Florida Citrus Exchungo, orv morning, finds some of them ' Winthrop, of Tnllnhnssce, nnd Mrs. tho varlouB'sub-oxchangos, and tho local associations. As you will ho subject making tho course getting ready for Waiter Wight of Sunfoid, was given to tlioop, 1 ndvlso roadlng this booklot carefully. Howovor, I know you will this affair. Most all of the golfers ^ Mr*« 11• A- Shino* Jr- at bcr hom* reo with mo that tn straight-forward, honest phrasoologv, those nro Bint- thnt will participate are beginners. I ucsdny morning The rooms wero Iclty Itself. No honost man or woman can find pny reason for hesitating In Signifying a willingness to conform to them. For that mnttor, they have beenThis tournament is to help them ini- l,r®ttlly decorated, and tho hostess passed ttpon tlino nnd tlmo again by as ablo lawyors as thero uro In this country, prove their play, and in order thnt cv- sorved a delicious course luncheon. because among tho members of some of our nssoclutlons nro boiiic of tho ery ono will have n chance at tho d if- Mrs- Fort'3t Lakc wa3 th« honbr Eut,st biggest business mon ltt tho United Statoa. Llkowlso thero nro sovoral estntos forent prizes, the committee hns do- at « br,<,«° luncheon Tuesday evening of former prominent Northern financiers which awn Florida groves. Such dded thnt they shall be mixed up. The « 'vcn b>’ Mrs- J - N- nrodshaw. Others as theso make no movo of any sort, without tho approval of a whole covey of best pcoro gets first prize, tho nfcxt wbo enjoyed tho delightful occasion highly paid lawyers. best gets second prize nnd then it worw: Mrs- Cnn»enter, of JacksonJust tho sumo, I want you lo rend theso chnrtors ami by-law; and to drops down to six best scoro who will v‘Ho; ^ r8, Winthrop, of Iallahassec; mnke sure of things lor yourself. In nn organization an big as this, with take third prize. There will ho at Mls8 K,,mor. «f California, all of thousands of monitors, thoro Is no room for trickery ami sharp donllii'C, lint. least six prizes for tho men’s* affair " hom arc visiting friends In the city, Just tho sumo, a man should know precisely what ho Is doing. A mlsplac d nnd they will ho mixed up amongst 1 ivo lnbI«« of .bridge were plnycd.comma or n missing period sometimes can muko a big dlfforunco. Which re­ minds mo of tho tlmo when Colonol Julios, our locul orator, gnvo tho t:;au . tho different scores so that even the 0rlam,° Notcs »" TampaJTribuno. . ' " "Woman: Without Hor, Man Would Ilo a Savage." This was all rlgh:, and dub will get his chance. And there ^ ^ AGNES (iUIl.1) tho Colonol got away with his subject nicely; hut nftor tho local paper w -. will ho a prize for tho sorriest score. out, ho had to explain to delegations from tho Woman’s Club nnd tho Ladles' The prizes will ho divided among the Tho members of tho St. Agnes Guild Aid Societies, nnd thoy kept him busy explnlnllng for quto a while. For Hr Indies likewise. hold a most interesting meeting yesInspired printer had quoted tho Culonol's words ns "Woman, Without Hor The entrance fee is fifty cento .’nch l«rdny afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. M ac , Would bo a Savage." > for tho ladies and one dollar each for '*obn Leonard! on Oak avenue. With best lovo to Etta, tho child run and yourself, l am somewhat hnstily, the men, This motley will ho used to Tho first part of tho afternoon was Plans wero Your Undo, JONAH. purchase tho prizes nnd nt tho pres­ devoted to business. ent tim e,. the committee expects to perfected for tho Hallowe'en Dunce to givij golf halls for prizes. A dozen Ini givon Tuesday evening, October hulls for tho best, half a dozen for H0t>- nt the Parish House. It. was de­ From Johns Arland nt Hammock cided that this would ho n masquer­ second nnd so on down the line. Groves, Florida, to Samuel •. The Indies’ tournament will start ade affair. Committees were ap­ Newcomer, Uo.itonvllle Mich. at 10 o’clock sharp in the forenoon pointed and duties assigned. It was Dear Sara; Thursday, instead of 0:30 as original­ also decided to hnve a recital some I ntn Bending your certificate or membership In tho Ht. John's Citrus ly announced nnd the* men's fray will time in November under tho direction Growers Association, which, you will note,-was passed upon nt tho last meeting of Mrs. Lucillo Aspcnwafl Tneknch. Of tho association directors, and, according to the endorsement of tho secretary, start promptly at two In tho nftor- Sovoral other mattoi's were discussed. ou nro uow a full-fledged member, and thus fully nffllintcd with tho Florida noon. Those of tho ladies or men who Among them being the decision of Itrus Exchange. have not ns yot handed in their nnmo meeting next Tuesday instead of Mon­ Keep this carefully. Possession of It Is not noccssnry to prove your rights ns nn entrant, do so nt once, or, should day at the Parish Holisc. ■to anything; but now nnd then rcforcnco to this will linlp you to recall tho 'After tho business session u delight­ Unto when you took n very doflulto step for your own gon«^ and for tRo benefit you find you. are not certain you can ful social hour was enjoyed, the hos­ of Florida, which I am trusting nmy before long become the adopted state of get thoro until tho last minute, come nnywny no provisions will be mndo for tess served Tmnaim split nnd cukes. you and your fine lltlo family. Among tho Guild members present the late comers, If you llvo up to ^our threats ami knock off for a couplo of months next wore: Mrs, Wm. Bolding, Mrs. Julius Mr. Wndshrook can i o found nt tho winter, and you and Ettn and tho kids spend tho tlmo down hero and get Takuch, Mrs. Raymond Koy|, Mrs. nome sand In your hIiooh, I don't bullovo It will take much to persuado you club at any time for those Indies thnt Raymond Philips, Mrs. J. N. Robson, wish to hand in their names, or if to cast your lot among us. they will phone Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. ll^ \V„ Poarmnn, Mrs. Chris. Wo Imvo tho flnost country on tho faco of this green earth. We don't the necessary 'arrangements can he Matthews, Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, havo to prove It; wo ndmlt It. All wo need to cnultlo us to take our pluco Mrs. C. J. Marshall, Mrs. Fred Dnigat tho houd of tho ranks Is moro good people, Itko vyou and your folks. In a mndo through her. er, Mrs. Clifford Peabody and Miss For tho men, phono C. L. Britt. few years that grovo of yours Is going to bo worth moro monoy than your Helen Torwilligor. hardwnro store In Dontonvlllc, that you think so much of. Also, you nnd your folks will find that yoar-'rouml living hero Is certainly doljghtful, as ONE HUNDRED PLANTS compared with yenr-'round living most anywhoro olso. I havo travolod nil BOWLING FROM ALL OVEIf* WORI.D ovor tho United Stutes, nnd ovor fourteen counties In Arkansas, nnd 1 fool LEAGUE |1 know. * PLANTED AT STATION MEETING » Incidentally, your old undo Is gottlng no younger as tlmo pnsaos. I GAINESVILLE, Oct. 17.—Moro should llko to bo ablo to fool .that some of my own blood rotations woro A*mooting hns been called for this than one hundred now specimens of qualifying to cariy forward tho things 1 lmvo brought along thus far. It would in a way coinponsato mo to nn extent for having qo children of my own to tnko comipfc Friday night, at Maxwell nnd grasses nnd legumes, from all parts Britt’s office,-next door to tho First of tho world havo boon received nnd tip my responsibilities. National Bank, of tho different rep­ plnntcd on tho grounds of tho Florida I have not hinted nt thls.hofore; hut hollovo It lu Just as wo|| that you resentatives of tho various clubs thnt Experiment Station hero on the first now undorstnml how I feol. Thnt It ono renson why I was so bont on. having will tnko part In tho howling longue 3lcp ,n thu cffort 0f specialists to disyou Btnrt oft right, dhd lmvo tho first fndt from your grovo go through t'ao tlris winter.. cover new liny, forngo nnd pnsturc Florida Citrus Exchango. Tho number of games, rules und plants suited to condition in this state. Michigan Is a grand-old state, and I tovu It; hut after u quarter of a con- regulations and the schedule will ho Tho specimens wero plnntcd into in tury hero I lovo Florida moro. Loving Florida ns I do, | am hound to use discussed and everything jiut into September nnd early this month nnd my host efforts nlwuys in bohnif of tho Florida Citrus Exchango. For, could you seo things as . do, you would know that tho Florida Citrus Exchango shape to start before tho Inst of this will ho under tho constnnt observation of W. E. Stokes, grnss nnd forage Ras dono moro for Florida than any olhor Institution In' tho stato. Not only month, Anyono Interested in howling is In­ crops specialist, for ono or two years. that, but It must continue to bo tho big (uctor In tho progress nnd development of tho stoto. Tho futuro of Florida's citrus Industry und tho futuro of Florida vited to this meeting, which will start aro Insoparablo; und tho futuro of our citrus Industry rests upon tho Florldu promptly nt 7:30 p. m., Friday, Oc­ JAIL ROI1IIED OF Citrus Exchango. . tober 30th. Tho Rotary* Club, Ki54 QUARTS LIQUOR wnnls Club, Men's Club, CongrcgaI am not vary, strong on giving advice, as a usual tiling. In u way I ,um Bomowhut llko Old Doc Towner, to whom I went to school In Dorbrldgo Town- tlonut Club, Farmers nnd Business MOORE HAVEN, Fin., Oct. 18 The Bblp, when I was a hoy. •! romombor ono Friday afternoon when Jqst beforo Men nro nskod to seo thnt some ono is sheriff of Glndes county hns offered school cloiicd ho said to us; "Roys, I supposo you know thoro Is a horse ruco at this mooting to represents thorn with a reward of $‘2G0 for infirmntlon lend­ nt tho fulr grounds tomorrow uhurnoon. You must not go. Rut If you do go, authority to act. ing to the nrrest nnd conviction of tho you mupt not but on tho ruees. Hut If you do hot, bo t>uro to put your monoy person or persons who robbed tho on Aborcrombto's mnro." Where There's a Baby on Farm Keep county jail hero Snturdnp night of 54 . Itnt-Snnp I' havo no umbltlun to influence you und Erin to como down hero and qiinrir of a high grade Scotch whiskey. tuko over my responsibilities; hut lu tho ovont you should dochlo to do so, lints aro on most farms Onco the} Tho bandits ent u heavy wire screen I hollovo It would ho a profltublo thing for you, und I feel suro that ouch got inside tho house—look out. Rats nnd two iron burs, gaining entrance nnd nil of you would oujoy mightily living hero In Florldu. kill Infants—biting them Is not un­ to the cell in which tho liquor wns Evon If, us long as I last out, you hnv# to put up with my company und usual. Nursing bottles attract rats. storod. compunloilHhlp, On tho lands that tho good dlo young. I hollovo Doncon Walker Break a cuke of RAT-SNAP nnd They were discrininntlng bandits, would hazard tho guoRi that 1 ant duo to llvo to ho about ono hundred and throw it around. It will surely rid for none of the largo quunity of moon­ twenty beforo 1 lay down my burden. Howovor, you must nut lot that dis­ you of rots and mice. Three bIzcs , shine ' loqpor stored with tho Scotch courage you unduly. , 35c, 0Cc)*|1.25. ' SMd and guaranteed wns removed. They did show their l,oVo and best wlaluA t«i Etta, tho youngsters, and yourself. I am looking by Hull'Hardware Co.—Adv. opinion of “shine,” however, by break­ forward lo seeing you flow beforo so very long. ing the jugs and bottles containing JONAS. Your Uiicle, ODESSA, Fla., Oct. 18.—Fire vir the white lightning und allowing it to tunlly Dowling Brothers Lumber Mill flow over tho floor. T h c e t lutt-ra q o n ;t|tu tc the sixth and con clud in g Installm ent here cariy today, loss is estimated nt Get your offlvo supplies, stationery $250,000. ct eerie and Post Cards at the Herald office. I *,Hnve the Herald do your next job The Herald, 15c per week, delivered , The Herald delivered, 15c per week The Herald for first class job work. of printing. AVo havo the equipment C S 8 1 #1 1 u , S ■ .1« .vftta it?. c ig a r e t t e s or • ••••Mm II. Hurold Ilunie, Wnt. I’. Simmons I). A. .Morrison, Jr. President Vice-President* Secy. & Treai. BEST FERTILIZERS — INSECTICIDES — SPRAYERS — POULTRY SUPPLIES — HONEST GOODS -a FAIR PRICES — PROMPT SHIPMENT Ask Your Neighbor—He Knows “GET NEW FALL PRICE LIST BEFORE BUYING” E. 0 . Painter Fertilizer Co., Jacksonville, Florida illions Point Way to Health and Happiness Every human being is entitled to health, happiness and success. It is positively wrong to be satisfied with less. Do not fold your hands und ac­ cept ill health 113 something you can­ not avoid or overcome. Tens of thousands of men and women from all parts of the country have testified that life has been made worth living to them after they had almost given up hope. These are the fortunate onc,s who have been re­ stored to health and strength by the use of Tanlae, by far the world’s most celebrated tonic medicine. They all agree that Tanlnc brings ft feeling of now life und energy to every portion of the body nnd sends the blood tingling through thu veins. The body becomes ruddy with the glow of health, tho mind cast* off its drowsiness nnd becomes once moro alert nnd active; there comes new life, new onergy nnd a new feel­ ing yf ability to do never thought of before., Join todny, the vast army of those who havo been made healthy and strong by Tanlnc. Throw off tfc* poisons that are ruining your d ic ­ tion, weakening your strength, wreck­ ing your nerves, ranking your liver torpid, cuiiBihg hoaduchcs, backache* nnd crippling you with rheumatism nnd other destructive diseases. Bring the color to your cheek* and the sparklu of health to your eyesBe* robust, stroilg and sturdy. ' oU can do this nnd you owe it t > your­ self, your future, your family, to now. Get Tanlae from your nearest druggist today nnd watch how quick- ^ ly you begin to eat better, sleep «* ter, feel better nnd work better.—Adv. LEONARD McLUCAS —SANFORD’S STAR SHELL-SHOCKED VET FAINTS AT SIGH l’ OF SELF IN WAR Some very careful observers of tho past two football gnmes in which the Sanford High took part in wero try ­ ing to pick, if possible one player, whose all-round playing nnd good head work Htood out over tho rost.' A job of this kind was mighty hard as the Sanford team is a good ono nil tho way through, ovory man on his toon at all times nnd nil doing Just whnt is expected of him. Lconnrd McLucns, however, doaorves great credit for his ability, for he, ns quarter hack, has got to keep hl& head up at all stages of tho gnmo. And ho does thnt thing well. From the first kick off until tho inst minute of play, Lconnrd is in every play, working his head and in both of the two games won by Sanford, Leonard wns a big factor. If it ia possible to pick nny ono player iih a atnr, theso same careful observers thnt wo speak of would sny thnt the honor should go to Leotinrd i This of course 1ms no reflection on nny of the other player howovqr, as everyone of them nro good, nnd many of them will ho stars beforo tho sonson ends ns thoro arc players like tho "galloping full hack,” Ed Moyo nnd others. NEW ORLEANS, Lu.. Oct. ! '• William Stunrt, shell shocked an wounded vetoran, fainted in n ,|K a show hero when lie recognized self in a wnr>picture flashed on screen. , Ho fell unconscious from nu with n cry ns n picture of an ' ’ , enn unit in combat was »"°"n , was rushed to n hospital in an «m nncc. AC» ..I |V| Stunrt Borved originally with blnck wnteh of Scotland and 10 1 Victoria cross. Bring Cheerful, Inspir­ ing And Hopeful Mes­ sages to Those Who Are Sick in Body and Spirit. Jnmcn Sturky knys, “Itnts Coat ^ M* $125 for Plumbing “Wo couldn’t toll what was dog­ ging up our toilet and drains, a to tenr up Iioor, floor, pip® pipes, k «*> etc., , L.X hnaemnt. They rnt’n nest in bnaomnt. u> choked tho pipes with 'qoip ’idulabor's bill was $125cleaned tho rodent out. .^meed 35c, 05c, $1.25. Sold and BV? by Ball Hardware Co.--A«h';■ S E T S UP NEW GOLF UFA ST. PETERSBURG, F i n . , ^ Whot golfers say n new r<*■ ^ set up nt tfto country club c todny when C. F. ®°°‘ ’ ,r,g yard ^ rt IIuvc the Herald do your next job but Olio good eye. made of printing. We have the equipment wutor hole In one. Ooodmnn to do all kinds of job printing. V p in in g tho gnmo only two �'iS 5 x i m ii THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922 NEW WEEKLY PAPER FOR WINTER PARK LOCALS ■ (From WednMdsy’s O t i l / ) METHODIST NEWS _______________________________' I n th e C ircu it C ourt, S e v e n t h Ju d lelatj tAInlnglO acres, ex c ep tin g th ereof w hat paper published In Sem inole County, C ircu it o f F lo r id a , In nnd fo r S em ­ has heretofore boon deeded from the Florida, once a woek for e ig h t ( I ) oonin o l e Count j-.— In C h a n c e r y . tract to railroad company, said land secutlvo weeks. behijTjn^Runted In Seminole County, Dr. S. Wi Walker our beloved pastor] n o t i c e : o f f o r e c l o s u r e s a c k and Brother P. M. Boyd, Music Di­ Terms o f Sale: Cash. . A Company, a corporation organ J. O. SHARON, rector, return to night on No. 85. They Cbnee lied ami e x istin g under Ilia law s of SH-llo Spoalnl Master In Chancery. ta le of Florida, Complainant, hnvo been holding a Ilcvlvnl Meeting tho Svs. at Corinth, Miss., with wonderful re­ E. M, Howard and Annia M.‘ Howard, In Circuit Court S e v e n th J u d ic i a l Cir­ cu it, Hem lmile C ou n ty F lo r ld n . his Wife, Defendants. sults. • —In CHniieery Undor nnd liv virtue of a decree of * > • W itness m y hand and the se a l o f (he • •aid Circuit Court on this I2nd d ay o f August, A. D. 1922. (SEAL) H. A. DOUGLASS, ^ Clerk Circuit Court. W Seminole County, Fla. __ ______ __ By: V. H. DOUaLASS, D. C. GEORGE 0 . HERRING. Couneel for Complainant. 54-#to foreclosure unit .:alo rendered In tho Ijlr. W. H. Crosior of Glormont was ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION HILL TO Q U IE T T I T L E N o tic e o f A p p lic a t io n fo r T a x D e e d U n­ Circuit Court o f tho rievonth Judicial I the city today representing the in- FOR WINTER PARK PUBLISHCircuit o f F lorida in d e r S e c tio n STB o f t k s G e n e r a l S t a t ­ Rev. J. F. Bell presiding older of A.'*.. Henkel * County, In Chancery, u tes o f tb o S t a t e o f F lo r ld n In a cause therein CO., APPEAR IN REPORTER 4ts of tho Iloesch Papor Co., of tho Palatka District spent Sunday] pending wheroln C inse Sc Company, u VB. . STAR AT ORLANDO corporation . . . . .. orgmili ~ rgmiUed x is tin g un­ Edna H. Johnson, ct al. Notico Is h ereby given that Marochal icd and eexlstln hero, serving our church both morning der ipa. O l il ir .l t O F IMHILIGATION tho law s of tho Htalo of Florida, Is N oll-R ose Co., purchaser of Tax Certifi­ nnd evening with two good sermons. com plalunnl. and K. M. Howard and To Edna 11. Johnson formerly Edna If. cate No. 23. daied tho 7th Jay of Jun«a Nichols and John L. Johnson her hus- A D. 1920, lias filed said cortlflco In m y Annie M. Howard. Ills wife, nre d efen d ­ l)Jr. 8. S. Wall, tho popular rcpro- Winter Jkirk will havo n new week­ Bro. Bell knys he is well plensed wltr ants, band, II. It. Johnson ns trustee In o ffic e nnd has inado application for Tax 1 w ill sell at public outcry to the o f Albert Nichols. J. If. Deed (o Issuo thorcon In nccordnno* hlgnost bidder, for cash, at tho (rout ly pnper nnd It will bo something new ftutivf of tho Porter-Hflgood Protho progress tho Sanford church is door of the courthouse in tho City of ImnUroptcy Robson nnd Llxxlo E, ltobson his w em braces the n iith m law, iuit, said nmu oortlflcnto curt m e m o ontor under the sun being a big Sunday Co., of Jacksonville, was In the making. • Hanford, la said county nnd state, dur­ wife, Ella M. Needham and D. U. fo llo w in g described • property sltunfrd RVicdhnnt her husband. Andrew S ulli­ ing the lean I hours of sale, on Monday, lu Homlnolo County, Florida,_ t o - w l t | _______ _______ mprning pnper that will be strictly up £ today colling ontho local. van and Mary I,oiiIh<> Hulllvnu. his Hog. 10.03 ch. N o f 81V cor o f S E U , tho nth day of November, A. D. 1922, wife mid all othor parties claim ing samo being the first Monday In said Sec. 20, Twp. 19 S, R ange 30 E. Run E. to date in every respect nnd will cover Mr. nnd Mrs. R. It. Eldridgo nnd month, tho fo llo w in g described land s it ­ Interest under any, olthor or nil of 1.35 ch. N to Uy.. SWIy alo n g sam e t o , jjjr, and Mrs. Frank M. Pell hnvo u wide field oven though In tho week­ daughter hnvo returned1to Sanford uate, (lying nnd lining In tho County o f tho said above named parties In and pt. N o f Reg., 3 to b e g . . The said land to the fo llow in g property, tho N BU bein g asse sse d at the ditto o f tho la>uSeminole nnd S tale of Florida, to-w lt: i their guests, tholr mother, Mrs. L. ly class. The incorporators, accord­ much to the delight of their .many Lot No. Two (2), block C, In llrown's of N\V>',.of m v T i. Section 14, T o w n ­ unco uf such cortlficuto In tho nnmo o f ship 21, South nf ltnngo 29 East, and Unknown. r subdivision of Rock Hammock a s num ­ Ughtscy, of Tampa, and Mrs. D. ing to the articles published in tho friends. to each nnd e v e ry one of tho f o llo w ­ bered nnd delineated In lMnt Uoiik D, Also Tnx C ertificate No. 3 f. dated tho ing named persons, Edna H. Johnson, 7th day of Juno, A. D. 1920, has filed Reporter-Star, aro: E. B. Mcndscn, pngo 53. on file In tbo offlco o f tlio ' jfapes of El Paso, Tex. formerly Edna II. Nichols, John U snid certific a te In m y offlco mid haa Clerk of the Circuit Court of Orange president; Dr. Ilotard, vice-president, Mrs. J. M. Baggett nnd mother county. Florida, of which said Seminole Johnson, her husband. H. R. John­ inado v ------— I application for Tnx Deed to Issue son trustee In Rankruptcy of A l­ In nccordmico with law. Hald cortlficuto County w as formerly n part, and which |j(r. and Mrs. II. C. Furmor, of nnd R. R. Doble, secretary and treas­ Mrs. S. E. Hope have returned to Tnr- Is duly of record/In tho public record# bert as Nichols, J. II. Robson and Llsxlo ombrnccn tho fo llo w in g described prop­ 15. Robson, his wife, EJln N. Needham er ty slidvted In Homlnole County, F lo r­ Homlnole I'minjy, Florida, In tho ofeville, N. C., n slater of Mrs. Poll, urer. The directors aro E. B. Mend- pon Springs nfter a piensnnt visit to of flee o f tho clock f the circuit court o f mid D. II. Needlmm. her husband, An- ida, to -w lt: Reg. NW cor, o f lturid'a F. Ilotard. It. It. Doble, It. J. tholr daughter, Mrs. P. M. Boyd. expected to arrive hero about sen, drow Sullivan nnd Mary l^iulso Sulli- Addition to Hanford run E to NE cor. Halil Homlnolo Co' tly, In Flat Hook No. v m i'b ls wife, If living, nod If any, sd. Addition N. to Ily. HWly alo n g sam o l nt page 83. Holly*II. A. Neel, N. J. Llllard nnd Wnelday enrouto to Tampa. eith er or all of tho foregoing persons to beg. Sec. 20, Twp. 19 H.. R ange 30 Also tho South Inlf of tho Northeast be dead, all parties claim ing Interest B. Tho sa|d quarter o f the No Roy Symcs. I beast quarter of tile Tho Junior Epworth League with N ortheast quarto sa|tl land hoi-------bein g assessed tit the under any, either or all o f them, to- duto o f tho I s s u n n c o of I<lf Section Four ( I); ____ such cortiflcata Mrs. P. M. Boyd their superintendent wlt: the above named persons, de­ In tho mime o f Unknown. Tow nship Tjvenl ( 2 0 ) ' South, R ange Hr*. Grady Fordy and llttlo son G. E. B. Mcndson is vice-president and T hirty-one *31) ceased or otherw ise, In and to the list, con taining five Also Tux C ertificate No. 39. dated tha will hnvo n party Friday afternoon cashier of the Hank of Wintor Park , of Mena, Arkansas, who hnvo boon said herein dosorlbed real i-state, and 7th day o f June. A. D. 1920, haa. fllod acre# more or h<n„ to all persons nnd parties claim ing Or so much thereof a# m ay ho n ece s­ said certificato in my offlco and haa at 3:30 o’clock. Tho children will nnd one of the boosters who arc push­ i guest. of Mrs. Widomnn Caldwell an Interest In apd to the said do- inado application for Tux Dood to Is­ sary to nut!''fy said decree nnd tho costs meet at the church nml if tho weather scribed lands: and expenio'H of sald'HUtt. ing Winter Park to tho front. Ho was su e In uccordanco With law. Snid cer­ ; the past few days lonvo today for Volt and each of you are hereby re­ tificate em braces tho fo llo w in g 13. F. HOUSHOLDER. doi!m Dench where they will visit her for many years a manufacturer of permits they, will go to n park for sp ecial Master In Chnncery. quired to appear to tlie bill filed In this surlbod property situated In Hemlnolo cause agnlnsi you on or before Hie first LANDIS, FISH & HULL, County, Florldn, to-w lt: That part o f printing paper nnd is known over the games nml refrshmentS. A good time tier, Mrs. J. E. Eurmnn. Solicitors for Complainant. (!0-5tc Monday In December, 1922, a rule day Hlock 91 8. of Ry. M. M. Smith's Hubc f (bis court, to -w lt: December 4th, division of HocIIoiih. Tito Hn|/I land be­ north and .oast as one of the best is expected. 1922. nnd lit default thereof decree pro in g nnscHod at tbo dnto o f tho Issuance Notice of Application for Tax Deed confront) w in be entered ngntnst you of such certificato In tho niiiiio of Un­ IaII the members of tho Woman’s posted men in this line, lie gave up each nf you and tho cau se proceed known. Workers Council will meet Wednes­ Under Section 57.7 of the General and let. a n asked to give tholr hearty the manufacture of paper to come to ex parte. Alsu Tnx Cortlficuto No. 37, dated the Statutes of the State of l*loridn It Is ordered that this order bo pub­ 3rd day of Juno. A. D 1918. Iiiih fllod operation to mako Woman’s Club Florida for a rest but his active spirit day night after prayer mooting. Every lished for eight consecutive# w ee k s lu s*Id Cortlficuto In my offlco and has lho Hanford Herald, a n ew spaper pub made application for Tnx Deod to Is­ ^y, Oct. 27, a success. Tho efforts would not stand for a vacation and he teacher and officer is urged to be Notice is hereby given that Maro- llslted In Homlnole County, Florida. cluil Neil Rose Compnny, /t corpora­ present ns this is tho first meeting sue lu nccordmico with law, Hald coreach and every club members aro engaged in the banking business and W itness the lion Jam es \V. Perkins, tion, purchaser of Tnx Certificate No. of tho yenr nnd great plans are to Jutlgo of said Court nnd the hnml of E. tho building of apartment houses nnd dcil to make this day u success. D ouglass, tho clerk thereof mid tho 207, dated tho 3rd day of Juno, A. D. A. lie worked out. residences. official seal of said couth, this 2nd day of October, 1922. 1H18, has filed said certificate in tny (HEAL) • 13. A. DOUGLASS, ImSCItlPTION IiltIDGK AT THE Dr. ilotard is one of tho prominent N 3.33 ch., \V 1U ch , 8 3.33 ch (lo ss v f Bro. Walker will bo hero and lend office, und has made application for Clerk Circuit Court. 3.3 ch). Said land being asse sse d at physicians of Winter Park nnd is COUNTRY CLUB Homlnolo County, Fla. dnto of Issimuco of suelt C ertificato In the Prayer Meeting Wednesday night. Tax Ducd to issue in accordance with IIV! A. M. WEEKS, D. C. known far and wide as one of the ac­ thn iimnO o f Frank Hall. J Thursday afternoon there will be & JONES, U nless said certificato# sh all tie re­ Let every one bo present. He will luw, Snid certificate embraces the JONES tive men in building up Winter Park. Orlando, Fla., for Complainant. fc opening of tho Country Club, and deemed according to law Tax Dood w ill (i0-9tc following described property situated havo great things to tell us. Issuo thorcon on tho l l t l i duy o f N ovem ­ arintc the afternoon bridge will he R. II. Doblo is almost n Seminole ber, A. i). 1922. in Seminole County, Florida, to-.wit: County man having lnrgo lnnded in­ WITNEH8 my o ffic ial algnaturo and |laye<l at the club Iiouho. Miss Ruba C03I.MINNI0NEUH HALE Beginning next Sunday afternoon a Lot GO, Eureka Hammock. Tho snid seal this thu uth duy of October. A. terests in tho Black Hammock section D 192'* nillnms has charge of this and all Nptlco Is hereby given that the un Sundnp School Worker’s Training land being assessed ut thu date of the dorslgned, '(HEAL) E. A. DOUOLA83. being engaged in farming but re­ C ommissioners In partition hose desiring to play are requested Clerk Circuit Court, appointed by llto decree o f tho Circuit issuance of such certificate in the School will he conducted at Orlando Homlnolo County. Fla. phone her, phono No, 228. There sides at Winter Park nnd is another opening nt 3:00 o’clock nnd tho first mime of “Unknown.” Unless snid cer­ Court of Homlnolo County, Florldn, In a fiO-C'c Ry: A. M. WEEKS. D. C. certain enttso therein pcltdlng In which live wire. Roy Symcs, while a Win­ till ho n charge of twenty-five cents Minnie Folder ot al, aro com plainants ter Park resident, is a successful San­ class period at 8:45. Second class tificate shall be redeemed according nnd Georgo Mteppnrd, ot al.. nre dofond- In th e C ircuit C ou rl. S e v e n th J u d ic i a l er player. ants, to innkn sale of tho promlsos In­ to lnw. Tnx Deed will Issue thorcon period at 4:40. Adjourn nt G:30 p. m. Circuit In mid for Ncinlnole ford farmer nnd known to everyone volved In said suit, w ill on Then for Monday to Friday, Oct. 27th. on the 21st day of October, A. D. SION DAY , NOVI3SIIII3R (ITU. 1022. C ou n ty, F lo rld n SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE PARTY. in this city nnd at tho Park as n live during tho legal hours of halo, offer 1022. t , I 5:30 p. in.—Devotional. DIVORCE for salo and sell to tho boat anil h ig h ­ | The Subscription Bridge pnrty giv- wiro. Messrs. Holly, Neel nnd .Lil­ 5:50—S S. Problems. WITNESS my official signnturo nnd est hlddor for cash, at tho door of tho Ronjamluo Zoto, Complainant, ian! arc the chief owners of tho Her­ Court Houso In Hanford, Florida, tho Mondny evening at the Parish vs. (5: lfi—Supper. sent this tho 1Ith day of September, fo llow in g dosorlbed real property, toHnxol Z.eto, Defendant. wlt: louse by the members of tho Busi­ ald Printing Co., nnd the Sanford A. D. 1022. 7:00—First Class Period. To llnxel Zeto, Donlton. Virginia: I,ot|i Thlrtoon nnd Fourtoon o f IRock es and Professional Women's Club Daily and Weekly Herald and have It appearing from tho nffld avlt of Four, of Tier Ono, of Hanford, Florida, 7:50—Recreation. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, according to E. it, C lifford's Map of Roninnilno Zoto heroin duty fllod, that la* a decided success both financial- other interests in tho printing line In 8:10—Second Clnss Period. Clerk Circuit Court, Hanford, ns psr p la t thoroof duly ro- ho Is thn com plainant In tho nhova the state. They will not ho Identified corilod In tho public rocords of Homlnolo styled cause, that It 1s tho bollof of tha and socially. There were fourteen 0:00—Adjourn. Scminolo County, Fin. County, a f fia n t that Ilnxol Zoto Is ovor t w e n t y Florida. • with the now weekly paper except ns ono yenrf of a go and that tho snid 11akble.i of players. J. J. DICKINSON, This is for everyone who is vitally 57-0tc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. xel Zoto Is a resident o f the S ta te o f A. P. CONNELLY. The guests were gnloted at tho stockholders ns the Winter Park Her­ Interested In S. S. work, teachers, of­ Virginia, rosldlng nt Oeulton, Virginia. C. H. DunOSE, ald will ho strictly a Winter I’nrk pro­ Thorcforo, you Hasol Zoto, nro order­ 60-Stc C ommissioners In Partition. or by Mrs. Hal WI{A>t and Mrs. ficers, clnss of "icors nnd pupils, every­ In th e ( minty J u d g e 's C ourt, In nnd fo r ed to appear to this hill heroin fllod In duct with Winter Pnrk men at tho Ihe ( entity u f S e m in o le , Mtnle this cause, snid uppuam nee to ho on Kenneth Murrell nml they wore body, Credits given fro .’ to Nashville tho First Monday In November. ____ of F lorld n 1911, Notice of Application for Tax Deed holm* bly assisted in entertaining and tho Hitmo being a Halo Duy mi* officer fov work done here. Wo urgi Undor Section 575 of tbo General Court. CITATION Mr. Doble will bo tho active bond of that every worker attend. (erving by Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. It Is further ordered Hint thin notion Statutes of tho Stato of Florida bo published for five cnnsocutlvo w e e k s rter Wakefield und Mrs. Junlo tho paper ns editor and business man­ There will bo no foes connected III re Entitle uf In tho Hanford Itornld, a nowspnpor Notico is horoby given that M. S. ager nnd will suround himself with u 91A III. 13 < S T IL ES, d eer axed. ournlllnt. with this school. Rooms free of L. J. Hurtloy, thu duly uppofntod und puhllsltod In Homlnolo County, Florida. McCall, purchaser of Tux Cortlficuto W itness: E. A. D ouglass, Clerk o f [Both progressive and pivot bridge stuff of live nowspnpor men nnd ex­ charge will ho furnished to all who quail fled adm inistrator of the e s ta te of the Circuit Court, and a soul thereof, Mubul K Miles, deceased, h a v in g filed No. 2G4, dated tho 7th duy of June, A. this pects to mako tho Winter Park Herald 2flth day o f Hoptemhor, A. D. 1922. |re played daring the uvening. High live nt a distance This is tho Stand­ Ills petition In Oi Ih Court, p ra y in g that (HEAL) E. A DOUGLASS. follow ing real estate belon gin g to D. 11)20, has filed said certificato in ore among those playing progres- ono of tho best weeklies in tho state. ard Training Course nml every teach­ tho Clork o f tho Circuit Court. the salil Mabel 8. Milos, to -w lt: Ry: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. In connection with tho newspaper er who is wanting to do the best for Lot 19 lu tint Town o f Longwood, my offico and has made application 59-6to re bridge was inado by Mrs. B. F. Florida, as show n by a rocorded pint fur Tux Deed to issuo in uccordanco plant which will be one of tho most her or his class will surely lay nsida thereof lit Setnlnolo County, tio declar­ hitner, who was awardod a lunchCircuit Court o l t h e S e v e n th J u ­ a "uis In thn hands of Ihe ad m in ­ with lnw. Said certificate embraces Ind (lie ic ia l C ircuit o f F lorid a, In and for in sot. Mr. Snm Yountz having complete nnd well equipped in this everything else to avail themselves of ed istrator for the payment nf dobts of tbo following described property sit­ Nciii I iiii Ic C o u n t ) .— In C h a n cery . said estate, tho personalty h avin g bean igh score among the men playing part of tho state thcro will ho a first this opportunity. Ask about this! exhausted, and authorising tho said ad- uated in Scminolo County, Florida, toclass Job office that will bo able to NOTIC E O F IIA S T E R 'S SALK regressive bridge was glvcn^ two minlatrntor to toko possession and Hemlnolo County Rank, a corporation,' wit: Lot *5, Rl~>k B, D. R. Mitch­ tttahi' salo of said real estate, and tho handlo everything in the printing line Complainant, , Suntlny is Rally Diiy, nt which timo said petition conform ing In uli respects cks of bridge curds. vs. ell's Survey of Levy Grunt. T'lia said from tho smallest to tiio largest print­ to tho requirem ents of inw In such case wo welcome nil strangers in town and | The prize for high score for tho nnd w i f e . Cnrrlo L. Mormade and provided: Now, thoroforo, lane being usscsscd ut thu duto of tho D. l oC.u ,Marlow and I’coplca' Hank of Hanford, a |ivot 11idge players, a card table ing job and this part of tho business all our own members. Wo hope to you, A. R. Milos, and Georglu Lea corporal Ion, Dofondnnts. Miles. Carl Edward M iles nnd E th el issuance of such certificate in tho Notico Is horoby given that under and over, was won by Miss Rubn Wil- will bo worked by a staff of'expori- have u lnrgc attendance. May Milos, nnd Sehello Malnes, a s g u a r­ nnmo of E. Y. Malory, ot al. bv vlriuo o f a docreo nf foroclosuro and dian ml litem of Oonrgla Lon Milos, am*. Tho men’s prize, silk socks, enced job printers und solicitors and sale entered In tbo nbnvo entitled cause t'.irl Edward M iles and E th el Mny Also: Tax Corlnieuto No. 2G3, dat­ on tbo 19tli day o f >Soptonibor, A. D. tho plant will specialize jn many 8 tiles, and nil other persona Interested as won by Clarence Williams. 1922. I, a s Hpcclnt Ma.it. r In Chmicorr, ed tho 7th day of Juno, A. 1). "11)20, lit said real esta te aro commanded to Rotarians Held Monday, N ovem ber 0th, A. D. 1922, in Following the awarding of the forms of job printing. ! ho nnd nnpcnr before tho Court o f tho has filed snid cartificntu In my of­ on front o f the Court llouso door at Han­ |C(utnty Judge of Homlnolo County, frizes, delicious refreshments ofj In fact tho plant of the new com­ • Regular Meeting1 ford, Hemlnolo County, Florida, w ill o f ­ Florida, on or before tbo nth day of fice, und hits made application for fer for Halo anil soil to tho h ighest and November, A, ID. 1922. and sh ow Timas erbi t and homo made coke j wore pany at Winter Park will lie able to bidder for cash, d uring tbo legal Tuesday at Noon If any you. Itavs w h y ' Bjild petition Tnx Ducd to issuo in accordance with host handle anything in tin* printing lino hours of mile, tho tallow in g described rved. could not ho granted. Said certificate embraces thu land, situ ate, lylim and being In tho Given .under my hand and seal this law. C ounty ooff .Seminole, Homlnole, Mato‘ of Florldn, . ---(County This , ning’s entertainment was and wilt he boused in a now building the 2‘lllt day o f September. A. I). 1022. following described proporty situated more purtlaulnidy described hb follows, HOLDER. exceptional enjoyment to tho that is now being erected by the com­ Hud Several Fine Talks by ■Local .Men (DUAL) ' E. F. HOIJH C ounty Judge. in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: j 1t<>tr1n i\i tho Intersection of the North nnd Several Visitors 9-23; 10-0-13-20-27 te*t* iiul is one of a series to ho pany in Winter Park that will bo Lot 10, (Hock II, D. II. Mitchell', S o - K V M modern in ovory respect being a twoJ _____ hen by the club this winter.* v«y cl Levy Greet. The .Aid Iced b o - W « lb . S l ' l S , 7 ,rr„ r, t X f . story hollow tile and cement building Tho Rotary Club held tholr regular NOTICE! TO ('IIEliri'ORH IbU tiUTERS OF WESLEY ilig assessed ut thu date of tho isuti- Florid I, run Went alon g the North Una that will be a distinct addition to tho Lust evening tho members of tho weekly luncheon Tuesday nt noon tit In Court u f H i p Count)' J ui I kp i S pm luole unco of suelt ceitifaate in the npnu f)(0, ,|10nt.0 North 1.17 font, thonco East aught. i . nf Woslev class of tho city of Wintor Park nnd demonstrate the Hotel Valdez and wero furnished f i i i i i i t ) ’, Stiilo o f F lo r id a ■ of i£. Y. Malory, ot III. 7r, ftH.i.^lionco South a l o n g tho West In ro E h I ii I o of ,, .... . * I., lino of Laurel Avoituo 117 foot pethodi t church, were most delight* that the Wintor Park Publishing Com­ with a special Catnnco dinner that ('ARM ELLA ROTUNDO Unlejs snid eertifieates shall no repoint of heglunlug. pany intends to sot an ex a m p le in pliy entertained by Mrfc. R. B. Monlint) heen nrranged in ndvnncu by 'I’n a l l C r r d l l i i r a . I.ricnti'i-#, D U t r l l m t r r a deemed 1 1 according n . . . »to 1. ... lax n_„,i 'forma; Cash. I’tirehusor to p ay for law, Heed. tjPC (1 mill n i l I V r m i ii # l i n v l i m (Milium o r l l r tho building lino and will not only .Mayor Henry. George \V. Knight, 11111111U iiK lilim l #11 lil I X n t i ' i Mis -us Carolyn and Lilllo Ruth will issue thereon on( the 21st day of , 8GIIELL13 MAINEH. You. anti oneli o f you, nro horoby no­ OD-Su |f«ncei ml Kiizaboth Musson at the boost for Wintor Park and Orange who has boon away for tho past tified Hpcqlnl Mipiicr In Chancery. and roqulrcd to nroaont any October,' A. D. 1022. county hut will start the ball rolling mul (lomuiuls which you, or cith ­ eme i,:' jjrs. Claude Herndon on ^nionth in N9W York and other points olalmsyou, WITNESS my official signature jmty havo ak’itliiH'. the estate by having their own building and add­ gave a short talk on his trip nnd was oerf of ^•gtiuliu aveiuio. Curmclln Itotumlo, iloconsod, late ot ami seal this thu 11th day of Septem­ In (lie C ircuit C ourt, S e v e n th J u tllcln l tfircilll, M ole of Flurldii, Seminole County, Florida, to tho umtorwelcomed home by tho club members. Hcmloolc The first part of tho evening was ing to the growth of tho city. C ou n ty.— In f l ii in e r r y , slunvit Adm inistrator or salil ostote, ber, A. D. 1022. Wintpr Park is destined to bo one within tw o years from the duto hereof MuJ. Wilson, who will ho locgtcd hero Dated, Hopt. 28th. A. D 1922. voted to business and several im(SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, NOTICE OF HALE «rtiuit inntiers transacted. Follow- of tho best and most up-to-date cities in tho stnte board of health work, R. C. WHITTEN, Clork Circuit Court, Peoples Hmik of Hanford, Complainant, Administrator* f1* tin iuisincss hour tho evening was in tlii» part of tho -state and is grow­ gave tho club members his greetings 0-23; 10-C 13-20-37: 11-T-10-17-24 . *" Seminolu County, Fla. It. L, vs. ing by leaps and bounds, having ono Grier mul Mary Jntio d rier, Roand said he was glad to bocomo a njoyi d socially, Tije hostesses servHiiondontB. &i-Gtc By: A. M. WEEKS. D. C. Notice is hereby given, that In p ursu­ *v 1? thicken salad, wafers, pickles und of thu brightest futures of any city St.rtfortl citizen and that ho could find NOTICE O F A I'l'LIGATION F O R ance of a dci'ioc Issuing out of ubnvo L E A V E TO NELL MINOR'S . of similar slzo in tho state. Ashle In (h e Cl rent I C ourt, S e v e n th J u d ic i a l such a live club horo. Dr, Martin, °t chocolate topped with whipped named court lu above en titled cau se of LAND Circuit, lu nnd Air t h e C ou n ty uf action dated September 27, 192'!, t w ill from being tho Heat of learning In piesidont of Davidson College in team. S e m in o le , F lu rld n e—In G hnncary o ffe r for snlo to thu h ig h e st hlddor at In ( ‘u url u f C o u n ty J ui I k f . S tn te n f Flo>CITATION the front door nf the court house In UI11, Hriulnole C o u n ty I There were forty members of the Orangu county, tho home of Rollins North Carolina, was called upon and lu l i e Katiite uf ■ W. W. povohouso, Complainant, Hanford, Florida, during thu legal hours College, Winter Park is a homo of in his usual witty mnnn6r gfive some Win. W alter Todtlor, of sale 011 .Monday, November 0, 1922, PMs present. Jr.. Minor. . vs. ' tho fo llo w in g described properly: Lott many prominent wintor tourists nnd very interesting data on his Florldu Notico | b horoby g iv e n to all w hom It Tho mtkiiowp heirs, dovlscos, grantees, 6U and 85 of Hanford Colory Poltu, ns limy eiincorn, that Elsn V/. Tedder, as or pthors claim ing under Joseph Flnohomo people nnd in time it will be tho The meeting of tho American Lcexperiences. President Thrasher, II. Guardian o f Win. W altor Toddor, a Kun, docoasod, Juntos H. 1'urninoro, recorded lu thu nubile records o f BemlCounty, Florldn, less railroad minor, will, on tho 30th day of October, JatnOB It. Fln egan, duccan- rnolo l g h t o f - w a y on lot 85, 'i°n Auxiliary which was to behold homo of many business men »f Or­ R. Stevens, Judge Housholder, S. O. A. D. 1923, ap piy ter tho H onorable E. edeceased, | , John D. Ilellcohdsso. deceased, nnd Term s or hii Io : Cash. • F. llotiHholdor, County Judgo In and for .]. R utledge F lu cgan , deceased, D e­ °fnertu\v afternoon in tho Wolaka lando and Sanford and surrounding Shinholser and several others talked said County, ut h is offlco In Sanford In J. G. SHARON, fendants. ' cities being'one of tho prettiest and !vaId County, at 3 o'clock p. m., or ah Hpoolnt Muster In Chuucory, nbout Rotary and gave somo cxtiellent obhy has been postponed until furW. !]. CRAWFORD. soon th ereafter ns ttio m atter can h* healthiest cities in the state. suggestions for further srt-vice. Ono heard, for a u th ority to bcII, at public or Pu'r notico from tho president. Pl#rldprivate salo, tho undivided Interest of case in particular , cited by Judge said Secretary. m inor In tho* f o llo w in g described dqocnoed, und J. •llutlodgo I'lnogAn.l BELL FOUND GUILTY Housholder will ho taken up nnd men­ real ontalo. In snid County, t o -w lt: J-ot docoasod, deceased, or othorwlBO, o llo w ­ In t h e 'Circuit Court, Hev.cnth j u d i c i a l otherw ise, In tho ffollnivof Hlock "K" of N. II. Onrnor’a 2nd C ir cu it, In und fur th e Couirly o f IN COUNTY COURT tion will bo inado of it nnothor time 7, llig dt'Mcrlhod pr-pu rly situated, lying ing descrlhod property lyin g ^11 I on spend iiTir on Unt-Snap to Addition to Murkhmn P ark H eights, a c ­ Scin ln u le, F lorld n ^ —In C h a n c e r y m ...> • ” --'* — “ ' It r i­ and being In Hominolp County, vF lo cording to 1 1 rocordad plot thoroof. ns tho -work progresses. Tho Reds Which application w ill ho baaed upon da, to-w lt: Save $100? ’ CITATION l.o l 8 of M. M. Smith's Third Huh-DIvtho petition for snlo now on fllo In On" i;r,c pkg, 'can kill CO vats. Tho Stew art, Complainant, ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 78'Abrn nnd Blues woro tied in tho rnen for said iHloti, accord in g to thu plat thereof Ernest,’ M. Court. ) vs. duly of record In tho nubile rocords nf 'trngo rut will rob you of $10 u 1mm Boll, charged with misdemeanor attendance yesterday nnd the Blues Dated. Sort. 28th, A. D. 1922. A. Hlewnrt, Defendant. _ Humltiole County, Florida, In Plat Rook Grace ELSA W. TE D D E R , To d raco A. Htownrt: **r hi feed, chicks nnd property de­ In connection with the death of his tried to ring in Chester Goodrich of Guardian 1 at p a g e 88, b ein g a part of Hoctlou 28, It ap p earin g from tho s w o r n B ill Tow n ship 19 South. R ange 30 East. le tio n . UAT-SNAP is deadly to non, Gibson, last mintor, bccauso ho Orintido on their sitlu hut tho Reds 9-29; 10-0-13-20-27. It appearing from tha sw orn hilt of filed nguliis, you In tho ahovo styled plaint herein filed thnt John D. catiHo that you r place o f residence Is ***• Cremates nftor killing. LonvoH won alleged to hnvo refused medical would not stand for it. The club, is In Ihe C ircu it C ou rt u f I h e H e r e n th J u ­ com and thnt you nro ovor TWenRolluahnsso, Jnnien 11, Pnrnniore, Josoph unknown, getting better on ntteminneo nt overy d ic ia l C ircu it, S l a t e u f F lo r ld n , Nriu► ° smell. Comes In cakes. Rats will I treatment, depending upon religious Fluugmt. Jmqos It. Flncgnn nnd J. R ut­ ly-on o (31) yeure of ago: It 1s therefore ordered thnt you do lu u le C ou n tye—In C h n n te r y , ledge Finegm i ,aru now docoasod; mid ,M UP moat, groin cheese to feast ministrations, was found guilty in tho meeting and they will hnvo n good t h a t .t h o iipmes o f tho heirs, devlsuos, nppeur In t h is cou rt to tho D ili herein Rank o f Hanford, Complainant, gran tee s or othur claim ants undor tho filed on tho 27th day o f Novomber, A. r'^AT-SNAP. Three sizes, HGc, 05c, county court at Clennvntor today. general avorngo whoa tho next month- Pooplos • ve, 1 aforesaid dccoasod porsous, aro u n ­ D. 1023, It la further' ordered, t h a t t h is order GnrWood und Nottlo Garwood, ro> known: I**25* Sold and guaranteed by Ball Ills attorneys gnvo a notico of a plea ly,report is mnde up for the district. Goo. nponilenta.' NOW* TH ER EFO R E, nil pnrtloa ho published once a w eek for e ig h t ( t ) Pnlwnrc Co.—Adv. N o t'co 1b horoby g iv e n th a t pursuant claim ing Intsrost undor John D, llollo- con socutlvo w e e k s In t h e Hanford Her­ for a new trial to decroo Issuing oqt o t tho Above on- chassu, Joseph F lnegan, Juntas U. Para- ald, n n ew spap er published In S em in ole 1 A clear colorlpsB liquid that will ttttod court In nbovn en titled cauflo of more, Jninos R. F ln egan und J. R u t- C ou n t). W it n e s s m y hand and the seal o f th* I w ill o ffe r for snlo before th* lodgo Flnogun, or otherwlso, in th* IJkose folks down nt Moorehnvon • Automobiles aro dropping ngnln heal wounds, cuts, aoroa and galls la action Circuit Court court houso door at Sanford, Florida, property lioreln herein descrlhod. described, are aro horoby ber, A. D. 1922.th is 37th d ay o f S ep te m ­ 0 broke into tho Jail nnd stole only and Henry Ford seems to bo leading tho latest nnd best production of during tho le g a l houra o f sa le on Mon­ roqulrod to bo and appear nppeur before^our before ou: (HEAR) E. A. DOUGLASS, day, November 0, 1922i the fo llow in g said court nt tho Court llou so In San 1Sfov.il liquor nnd broko tho bottlua tho way in tho present drop. Now medical science. Ask for Liquid ** doscrlbod C om m encing a t the ths ford, nominate County, Florldi Clork o f the Circuit Court. —-- **L* proporty: Commencing' orlda, o a the Houthoait corner Homlnole County, Fla, or tho Northwont flth day or N ovem tur, A. D. 1622, and p ®bonshiho wore of n dlqcrlminnt- that several other cars of this cIobs Borozono, it is a marvel In flesh-heal­ GEORGE 0 . HERRING. o f Hoot Ion '31 fn "Township* YY. ii!?." Hioro m ako nnsw or to the Solicitor fur Complainant. 59-Sto fnK character. Evidently thoy wore aro in tho Gold it will probably bo a ing remedies. Price, 80c, GOe and molf 30 P,aaij or at tho aom- Rill <ft Complaint In enld cau se fllud. w°5*. o r Bald Section, thonae o th e rw ise a Decree Pro Confosso w ill Dohibitionists who bollovo In tho nlo- war to tho knifo and ntny tho host $1.20. Sold by Union Pharmacy,— North 10 chains, thonco Woot 10 ohalns. be entered a g a in st them. Watch for our bljj Fail Fashion rnlmn? ? 0llAh 10. obalnB, thonco E a s t 10 Adv. *an of “down with liquor." V !■ ordored that th is notice be publizzio win. chains to the place of b eginning, oon- llslted In the Sanford Herald, a n ew s- Number, -i f. I I | I r KT.^f.VKbi. W A S --------- 1 i L / __‘ 1 ■J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 20, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0e80dbe42f4627b701fc71c08c877418.pdf ca3dcbe6f03fc9258e324199a1c9f700 PDF Text Text Club Fair and Dollar D ay Friday •- E ’ ' ) ' • Z O ctober : ' '' ' 27th - 7 SANFORD H ER ALD IN TH E H E A R T OF THE W O R L D ’S G R E ATEST volum e • , xm , V E G E T A B L E SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOIIER 27, 1922 NUMBER 68 Jacksonville Murder Assumes New Phase W ith Both Men in the Pen at PRIVY COUNCIL HELD A T SANDRINGHAM PALACE Lloyd George Starts His Cam paign With Fighting Speech (Ilr I k e A sso cia te * Press) LONDON, Oct. 20.—A proclamation dissolving parliament-was signed by King Gcorgo this morning at Privy council held at Sandringham. The proclamation will bo gazetted this af­ ternoon. LONDON, Oct. 20.— Iionar Law, ns lender o f tho Unionist party, in a manifesto issued today declared the tasks of that party 11 returned to power, will bo to mnko good the An­ glo-Irish treaty both in letter and in spirit and to co-opernto with the Irish government. LONDON, Oct. 20.— Former Prime Minister Lloyd Georgo started o ff his campaign In London yestorday with a fighting speech to nn enthusiastic meeting of tha coalition Libornl mem­ bers of parliament, throwing down the gauntlet to the Conservatives, whose attack upon tho lute government, ho declared left no alternative but to “ spread the war.” The littio Welshman stood by his Manchester speech of lust Snturdny reiterating his intention to support any party or government pursuing n policy of pcnco, economy and steady progress, neither revolutionary nor re­ actionary. YOWELL WILL GIVE TWO PAIRS ONLY FOR ONE DOLLAR It looks like the Hornld will force Yowoll & Co., to givo three pnirs of pure thread Silk 'Phoenix hose for ono dollar in spite of all they enn do to prevent it. Thoy only advertised twq palf for ono dollar which is n big bar­ gain hut a mistake In tho Herald made it three pairs in one place and twopnirs in another place in tho advertisement which is rather confusing to say the least’. However, in justice to Yowcll & Co., wc wnnt to state In this issue that it is only TWO PAIR OF P(H0E NIX SOCKS FOR ONE DOLLAR to ­ morrow. Please remember this and also that tho two pilr are n bnrgain tbftt y « u should not miss. MARCUS ENDEL INDISPOSED Friends of Marcus Endcl, Chnlrmnn of the Mnsonic Grand Lodge Commit­ tee on Worjc, nnd familiarly known throughout tho state ns ‘Tho Grand Old Man o f Masonry’, will rogrot to learn that ,tho chairman indisposed yesterday, nnd wns forced to keep to his room through thu dny. True to his nature nnd character, however, he pull­ ed himself toguthor and wns at his station in tho Lodge last night when tho Fellow Craft degree* wns con­ ferred. HAUMEL'S DOLLAR J)AY SPECIALS'ARE LINED UP ' FOR THE BIG DAY Baumcl's Specialty Shop hns a quar­ ter nnge niWrtl/cmont in this issue tor tho Dollar Day Bnrgnin Day to­ morrow. Drcsnes, millinery, coats end milts all will hnvo big reductions tor the dny nnd naldo from tljeso there will bo special Dollar Day bargains thut nro real bargains. Glanco over these real Bnumel Bargains in this Issue. KILLED HIS WIFE ANI) DURIEI) HER IN -THE WOODS (H r T h e 4 w n « ls lr d P reeel CLEVELAND, Oct. 20.— Henry J. Ihirns was todny booked on a murdor thurgo for the brutal killing of his •bird wife whoso mutilated body was f"und almost nudo in n shallow grave, l'1 tho woods seven miles west of I'ainesvillo yesterdny. . (H r Tli* A«»«>clMed I 'r e u l ANOTHER WOMAN WHO WITNESSED THE HALL-MILLS MURDER NEW RRUNSWICK, N. J., Oct. 20.— (Ry the Asso­ ciated Press).— Mrs, Jane Gibson, farmer,\who claims to have witnessed the mur­ der of Rev. Hall and Mrs. Mills today told newspaper men sho had identified the man who she snya shot tho rector ,ns well;as identify­ ing the woman who sliu as­ sorts wns with the murder- JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 20.— Frank Rawlins, who, with John H. Pope, a Jacksonville attorney, nro serving life Imprisonment for tho murdor of Geo. II. Hickman by RnwilnB during a holdup of a theatre hero in Scptembor of last year, exonerates Pope in a lengthly affidavit mado public today by Ed* gar Waybrlght, Pope's counsel, saying he implicated I’opo In tho hope ho would cseapo capital jumishment. The supremo court last week denied I’ opo's request for a new trial and Waybrlght announced ho would filo with tho court in Tallnhassco today a motion for a stay of mandate. Reforo tho trial Raw­ lins declared Pope planned tho robbory and tho court held Popo equally guilty. Roth wero convicted of murdor In the first dogreo with recommendation for morcy. MUCH RUSINESS TRANSACTED AT MEETING AT VALDEZ YESTERDAY DISTUKHANCE NOTED TODAY OVER LOUISIANA— RAIN HERE WASHINQTON, Oct. 20. — (Ry the Associated Proas) — A disturbance of moder­ ate intensity wns central this morning soyth of tho Louisiana coast and appar­ ently moving enst by northoust. Disturbnnco in tho next thirty-six hours will bo attended by rain In Florida. TO GREEK ARMY IN ASIA MINOR ALONG WITH OTHERS Arrest Yesterday Followed the Publication of Revolutionary Committees . (D r T h e A ssociated P re ss) ATHENS, Oct. 20— Newspapers an­ nounce Prlnco'Andrew, brother o f tha former King Constantino, was arrestod yrpiterdny at Corfu on n charge that he contributed to tho disaster suffered by the Greek army in AsiaMinor. Ho will lie brought to Athons GREAT TIME IN FELLOW CRAFT and interned in tho palace. General DEGREE HELD LAST Stratigos is another on tho roster of NIGHT tho Greek statesmen and soldiers in Jail. Ills arrest yesterday followed the publication of revolutionary com­ AND DYNAMITE USED ON . THE mittees decree establishing tribunnl to HOME OF MECHANIC WHO try political and military prisoners in RETURNED connection with Greek defeat in AsiaMinor. After Dr. Rrownlco had asked tho Divine blessing nt tho regular weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis Club in the JAPANESE LAST TO LEAVE AND Palm room of the Voider. Hotel, tho cluli sottlcd down to the transaction of TURN OVER TIIE more than ordinary important busi­ KEYS ness. | The sign committee reported and ( I l y T h e A u n r l n t r d I’ m * ) were authorized to place three neat TOKIO, Oct. 20.—Troops of the Red army representing Far Eastern rend Higns on the roads leading to Republic o f Siberia in complete pos­ Sanford. Theso signs will inform session of Vladivostok today. Tho last visiting Kiwnnlnns where and when of tiie Japanese soldiers left behind the club meets so they can out with | tho-keys to tiie warehouses containing the bunch. Secretary Lloyd reported that ho them. Only Japanese stuff captain remained to complote transfer of mil­ had secured the Mcrriwcthcr lot at tho corner of Magnolia nvenue and itary stores. Second street, and President Connelly announced that next Monday evening tiie entire club was cordially invited —In fact, commanded—to come out and dean up tho premises for thu proposed playground. Ret thcro’s a record attendance there. Not. There were a number of guests present- tho A. C. L. being represent­ ed by J. C. Murchcson, general super­ intendent, and J. F. Mead, assistant general freight agent, with houdquart is in Jacksonville, and F. R. Lang­ ley, of Lakeland. With all their highIlly The Amirlnlril l*rr»n) ROME, Oct. 20.— 10: ID a. m.— Ben­ sounding titles they wore a congenial ito Mussotini, head of the Fascist!, bunch of ordinary mortals, and accom­ has called together all military lend­ plished one much desired object—they ers of that organization and simul­ kept J. H. Dumas in his place atnl the taneously has ordered all military entire meeting passed without n sections of the Fascist! to keep in r.trap. Tho first named gentlemen readiness eight hundred thousand made short talks on the railroad sit­ workers who have joined tho Fascist! uation, which wure listened to with organizations. Ordered to co-operate deep interest by the club. at an opportune moment with military Luke Thompson, who has been vis­ sections. This Interpreted hero, as a iting his son in Orlando for some time preparation for assumption of power past, announced at tho meeting that he hud decided to cast Ida lot with us by Fascisti. and would open a first class cafeteria here in the near future. Othor visi­ ,S anford Averages tors wero Messrs. W., Scott, II. J. Ov148 Pounds/ for the oVstroot and Phil Rosobcrgcr. Orlando Game Friday Secretary Lloyd had recovered from tho effects of hin trip to Jacksonville The probable line up for the Snnj whore, with Hart Herndon, he repre­ ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ford-Orlando gamo this coming Friday sented tho local club at llie district WASHINGTON AGREE- ‘ just released by Coach Wllkonson, mooting. Ho told of tho good treat­ MENT shows that the Sanford out-fit will ment accorded the delegates and of average 148 pounds, Just a little light­ the good things accomplished by tho er than the butt games, but wo would district convention. He made one of Bay, not so bad for a high school the most Interesting talks ever deliv­ squad. A grent gridiron bnttjo is ered at a meeting of tho local club, looked for in this game aH the two and no one could listen to his remarks teams arc pretty evenly matched and and not be a better Klwanlnn—a bet­ ter man and neighbor. • both out for blood. Dart Herndon was not present— Tho game starts promptly at 3:45, probably hasn't recovered from the Friday afternoon nnd it is to bo hop­ effects of tho trip. Rut Mr. Herndon ed thnt overy fan in Snnford will ftirn dcsorves much credit and the thanks out. The probable line-up for tho start of tho club for attending the meeting, |n tho Orlundo-Snnford gnmo follows: as otherwise Snnford would have had Pope, center .............................. 125 IbH. only ono ckdegnto. “ Dick" Boyd who admits, without n McLucas, quarter-back ...........120 lbs. regret, that ho Is from Goorgin, fav­ Flowers, right guard...............**>b. A lexander, right tackle..........180 lbs. ored tho gathering with a nogro song th ~ 22nd, whon tho rest of tho city McLnulin, loft guard .............. 170 ‘ b»- that was ho wo|l received that ho wns (||dn*t. But such wns not tho case, Ayccock, left tackle .............. I®*, Nib. forced to respond with an encore, in Thc nrtIc!o (,|(l not KL,t |nto 9ntur. Stone, right end,,....................1®° •J18- which ho was most ably assisted by (|„y<H pnpor, and boing in Mondny’s paper in looked like a roport of tho King, left end ..........................I20 “ 8- Mrs. Boyd. It wns decided to have a Kiwanis for 0 c t. 2:>nd. instead of Oct. 15th. Ed. Moyc, full back .............. U>6 lbs. Tho "B. II. B." had a record nttondBill Moye, right hnlf bnck....i. 154 lbs. flioat in tho Armistice Dny pnrnde loft lmlir back .......130 lbB. and Chairman Ed. Lane wus ordered nnc(J |„Mt Sunday, (no rnln, 22 mem kindly, but firmly, to get busy on tho i,or nnd visitors being present. We 8limehone to hnvo 25 present next Sunday. Taken all in all it wns a tjiost interCome out to our big supper tonight, eating mooting nnd tho writer ei>> Baptist Church at 8 o’clock, regrets that a lack of space pruvents| Willard Lumley the publishing, of Secretary Lloyd's' , cinss Ronortov. talk in full. i i'ho Herald for Post Cards. For quick results, try a I ll y T h e A x an rlnled I'r m e i LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 20.—Two at­ tacks on shopmen, ono nt tho Iliddlo shops of tho Rock Island road, and another on a boiler maker nt tho Mis­ souri Pacific shops last night, and the dynamiting early today of the homo oi a Missouri Pacific mechanic who returned to work Monday, nlnrkcd tho high points in tho outbreaks of viol­ ence since tho shopmen's striko begun Inst July. CASHED SEVERAL CHECKS IN TAMItV; ST. PETE AND OTHER CITIES ( I l y T h e A n a o c l i i l r d I 'r e a a ) OCALA Oct. n.O—A stranger who claims to bo Harry Durgin manager of tin Plaza Hotel in New York nVd who cashed several large checks In Tampa, St. Petersburg, was arrested her today by sheriff o f Marlon county at the request of Tampa authorities as he stepped from tho train. N E W Y O R K , Oct. 20.— T h o man­ agement of tho Pinza hotel todny de­ clared no person named Di rgin was in their employ. 1 ( I l y T h i- AN Dtirliilril I ’ r r a a ) PARIS, Oct. 26.— Franco, Italy nnd Great Britain liavo agreed to invite the United Staten to pnrticipnto offic­ ially in tho Nenr East peace confer­ ence at I.nusnnno November 13th. Tho suggestion, it states, be invited came from Lord Vurzon, British secretary of foreign affairs. BELL IS CONVICTED REFUSED TO PERMIT MEDICAL ATTENTION FOR ROY The eighteen-ycur:old wife of Goo. Drown, of St. Cloud, nn Osceola coun­ ty city about 27 miles from Orlando, wns morta'iy wounded by h"’* hasbnnd, twenty-one, last night, nccordlngto telephone reports received by tho Morning Sentinel at nn early hour thla morning. Mrsi Brown, n lu ide of a few moths, has no possible chance to recover, though sfii} may linger for sevoral days, reports snid. Shu wna shot throo ( I l y T h i - A a * ( i r ln t r i t P r e e e ) CLEARWATER, Oet. 20.— Abraham Boll, convicted of misdemeanor in county court hccnuHo ho refused to permit ills son to reccivo medical at­ tention while suffering from fatal attack dlptheria refused n new trial today by Judge Bird and fined $25 nnd costs. Bel] gave bond and gave no­ tice to appeal to circuit court. WHITE CLOUD, Mich., Oct. 20.— Mrfs. Medn Hodoll, twenty yenrs old, was found guilty In tho first degree here today in connection with the death her Invnlld father-in-law David Hndcll. Thu jury was out n little more than two hours. BANNER'S DEPARTMENT STORE ilN E S UP FOR DOLLAR DAY Knnnor’a Department Store on Sanfor nvenuo will bring a bunch o f peopla to thu avonuo for tho Bag Dollar Day Specials offored by this enter­ prising firm, Thoy hnvo n hnlf pngo advertisement In this issuo giving a 1st of- tho extra special bargains nil \for ono big round dollar. Rond their advertisement in this Issue. Perry Jornlgnn returned from a trip to Jacksonville Inst overling. Ho brought bnck three now Hupmnbltfu — thnt Is ho started with three, but sold one on tho way down hero and disposed o f another tills morning, Hu thnt now he has bui ono on hnnd nnd expects to go after another lot at once. home from work acting strangely. I thought nothing o f it until n few min­ utes afterward, whon ho ndvnncod up­ on me with a rovolvor in his hnnd, lie shot me once in the, houso nnd twlco as I ran out to tho front yord." W. M. Vnuse, of tho locnl police dopnrtmont, notified a reporter for Tho Sentinel shortly nftcr midnight thnfc ho had heard reports o f a killing in St. Cloud. Tho reporter cnilcd S t Cloud, verified tho reports, obtaining a complete description of Brown,, and pollco began n search for him, on the theory that ho mlgh come this way. Later reports from St. Cloud said that n sheriff’s posso wns searching for Brown In nnd around St. Cloud. Mrs. Brown wns expected to dio with­ in twenty-four hours, It wns said. Brown nnd his wife wore both na­ tives o f Osceola county. Tho formar’a pnronts and sovornl brothers live In St. Cloud nnd It wns said that tho fnmlly in respected. Brown has never been In troubio before, It wnH said. Brown was described ns being llghtcomploxioned with hluo eyes and light hair, six feet tall nnd wolghing about MO pounds. When last soon ho wero “ Western hat nnd a pnir o f khnkl trousors. At 2 o'clock this morning reports from St. Cloud said thnt physicians had announced that Mrs. Brown may live th-ough tho dny, though tho na­ ture of her wounds would mnko her rccovory nn "absolute Impossibility” �4 THE 81 ■ ■ • m iss ^ STATE NEWS h f t in iq in in 8? NEW RUMORS MURDER CASE INNEW JERSEY raiwtt. WEEKLY = = L0NGW00D noon o f this week. Miss Mhutlo Cameron and friend, Miks Marie, Ncpl, returned to Tampa on Tuesday of this wcok. Miss Noal has been here for somo time assisting in the care o f the late Mrs. A. B. Cameron. 1 f LAKE MONROE LAKE MARY' if: ' proving under Dr. Hletz caro. Rev. Clark gavo us a good sendee Sundny evo and will b« with Ufjigaitvi In tho 1st Sunday in November at 4. We missed a number o f our poople nt the services especially Alfred Ericson, leader of the Bible Class and o?rs. John Borell, neither were able to bo out nlso Andrew Bortlcson who hns had a spell o f donguc. His wifo dny of Inst woek* from Tignr Bay nnd is helpin'’ care fori her sister, Mrfc. also Is ill with it in Palntkn, not b * ing able to rotum with ^ilm.'fa* , Mrs. Barney Bocjc nnd Mrs.Wcstordick called Tuesday to see Mrs. E. W. Lundquisl nnd Miss Bergquist. Mrs. Voile Williams called to see tho little Bridgcmnn baby, Thursday. Very few knew of its Illness. Rov. Clark called to sec the family, Sun­ dny. • Wo were pleased to hnvo with us nt the ovenlng service Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin Swnn of Twin Lakes and Mrs. Gntchri, n friend of Miss ErlcAn. Too bod the country club, hnppimcd on such a stormy day for its opening but it wns nice nnd cool. Lots of enrs went out. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bridgcmnn, who works for Mr. A.' Betts nnd lives on one o f his groves lost their little son, who hnd been nnmed Charles Robson. He wns born on the 27th of Sopt. being very ill. for number’ of SOAPS! R . be?;.. It days. All Ujtt loving hands conM was done but he passed , dHeavenly Father and was U r i J ? Friday the 13th In Miss t „ k ^ 0n Mr. and Mrs. Betts aW | Emert.1 Mrs. Westdlck, Mrs. Mrs. HlfrscKl were p r e e n t n T l ,lni oral in tho rain, th fun* Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Entxmingor A, B. Cameron has a nephew with HALL-MILLS CASE. CONTINUES wero visitors in Sanford yestordoy. his wife nnd two children from Geor­ The family have our deepest . . , pothy i „ ,0 .. 0( lhclt The nows o f the mafrlngo of Miss gia staying with him for tho winter. TO DEVELOP NEW Wllllo Fnyd Rln6nu nnd Mr. Wnlkor Howard McFco, of Whlto county, THRILLS Dickson In Macon, Go., on Tucsdny Georgia, arrived here this week to Oct. 3rd, camo ns a comploto surprise spond the winter nt tho Jiomo of his NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 1 0 .-A * , , . . honor ° f tho nineteenth blrthd., l fldavits have been obtained from two T,h° . brido is sister, Mrs. A. E. Adams. tho charming daughter of Mr. nnd Atrhln Pin-__ their non, Archlo, Clnrenc, tl * Mrs. M. F, Johnson, her daughter, men whoso identity the authorities re0 U^Kqui,t| Mrs. Will Rinonu. Tho brido-grood wns also out from town. Miss’ Florence Johnson nnd son, vJohn furo to divlugc, county prosecutors is tho only son o f Mr. S. C. Dickson. Allen, of Madison County, are visiting snid tonight, which sets forth that tho Their many friends.wish them much nt tho home ofj Mrs. Johnson’s brothTELEGRA'PH OPERATORS Si»»i 1 double murdor of tho Rev. JJdwntd happiness in their mnrrled life. ' pr, I. V. Bridges. Their first visit to ABcnts, positions waiting J? Wheeler Ilnll nnd Mrs. Eleanqr RolnMrs. B. J. Overstreet and Mrs. L. this part o f the state and tho wintor loach Tolc(trophy, Tooth-typ,. hnrdt Mills ditTnot occur whero the R. Pnyfto were shopping in Orlando farming all looks very wonderful to Do.looiw.-pcnmon.hlp, Stotlen-Ar,. bodies were found, in n bam on tho Mondny. cy nnd Accounting. Write for la, them nnd they are Florida folks. southern outskirts of New, Brunswick. Thoso motoring, to Or’ i»»v!o Snt- | Wiley Wilson wns tnkon to nture and spocinl offer,—TV tj,!" I , the Investigation which followed the fil­ urday were Mrs. Roy Snur, Mrs. Long slllto hospltn, at Chattahoochee last way Commorclni Telegraph &1, ing- o f the nffidqvits, the authorities' Bnrtow, Florida. V->. ' ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 10.—This snid, led to the discovery by tho po­ and E. S. Mi'lcr. Saturday for treatment. _______ _ °--4tp I Mlsn Olivo Dinkcl s rnt Friday In city soon will dedicate tho largest lice o f tho two hnndkcrchlefs—one a Orlnndo guest of Mrk. hess Magrudbarnyard golf course in tho world, tho man’s and the other a woman’s—held There nro so many articles |n t J or. • number of horse shoo pitchers having to be important clues in the case, papers ubout.tho bad effects of m(X,n Mf. and Mrs. 'W llllR in y iu wero outgrown the thirty-six pitching farm, ns were reported at thnt time, shina that it seems people would . h j visitors In Orlnndo Wednesday. lanes in Williams Park. A sito on fn*m, ns wer reported nt that timo, It llko they would shun n ruttlesnsk# Thero will bo n Pie Social at tho tho wnterfront has been selected for but in tho barn which stands on the Thoy hnvo now found n certain n » Library Fridny ovenlng Oct. 13th. *3 the new pitching ground nnd work opposite side of New Brunswick. Ida brand thnt wns made w i t h a l Everyone invited. poison. *1 men arc laying out forty-eight lanes Two dark brown combs are also.snld Work on tho now sldownlks nro pro­ wRh expectation thut they w il' bo to hnvo been found on tho floor of A Hallowe'en program Btngad by ready for us8 by November 1st. tlie barn. Theso' combs Chnrlotte pressing nnd now they nro past Bel- the school, followed by a big party The Daily Herald Delivered to Tout Inmy’h store. friends. Mills Ih reported to hn\e identified will bo nn event of Fridny, Oct. 27th, ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 10.— St. ns having belonged to her mother. * 7:80 o'clock in tho evening nt the fa f a f a f a f a f a f a f a f a Tho statement which tho authori­ Petersburg will vote December 5th on Graded school auditorium. Tho com ­ fa a bond issue of $1,0-18,000 for muni­ ties allege they hnvo obtained from munity is invited and urged to come fa cipal improvements. Projects to be the two men is snid to dcclaro thnt enmnsk. A large frolic is assured 1*0 .parried out with tho proceeds include they wore driving from Red Bnnk, ii all;will join In nnd help carry out construction of an indoor municipal N. J., about 12 o’cIock on tho night the amusement to tho fullest extent. fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa ita playground nt u cost of $-10,000, an o f September 14. Two nfiles out from * Jap Rose Bath Soap Kirk’s Hard Water Soap Don’t forget the date, Fridny night! i — Oet. 27: * addition to thu city hospitnl to cost New Brunswick, they snid, they pnssT. Tletscmn, District Apaity In­ 3 cakes for ................... 29cA large cake, 3 fo r .. 29c m $1U0,00*» nnd construction of a $10,­ cd n barn. The new road in this locality is spector wuh hero from Geneva last From this barn tho men arc roport 000 hospitnl for negroes. Fifity thou­ progressing ns well ns could bo ex­ sand dollnrs is for tho purchnss of ed to hnvo snid they heard screams Thursday inspecting bees in this burg. ported, but the dotours since tho henvy Mrs,*A. D. Parish nnd two boys left eight new street cars for tho munici­ issuing, pleas for mercy nnd then pno rains nro almost impassable. Ma­ Thursday Inst for Ocoee to make her PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST long shriek, “ murder!” “ tho policoi” pal railways. chines nnd trucks nro cutting through PHONE 325 The men drove through New Bruns parents a visit Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. the woods in every direction, some go T»<E REXALL STORE KODAK DEALER PLANT CITY, Oct. 19.—Two bro- wick without reporting tho occurence Ost/cn. by the way of tho boulevard on Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bnrlofv ’and thers separated when one was an in- nnd an hour later, wer on Easton nvo through tho woods and out near the two boys of Orlando wero Sunday fnnt, met here this week wh*n Victor nue, when they wero passed by a sedPalo rood, others by Mrs. Crenshnw’s Mitchell, of Wnycross, Gn., came to an golnl’ toward tho Phillips farm visiters hero the guest of Mr. and :.nd out near Itnbuns some through 1 Plant City to visit Omnr Mitchell. In the machine, they said, wero a Mrs. A. E. (julgg. Ky., streets and still others through Mr. and .Mrs. Goodheurt Sjohlom The last time Victor saw Omnr, Omnr woman wearing a gray coat qud a by Buchanans. All tho ways nre poor arc the proud possessors of n girl enough, but some nro oven worse. wns so smnll that Victor used to man. born October 8th. bounce him on his knee to keep him That the examination of Mrs. Hall, The grammar school room gnvo n Mrs. Elizabeth Horsey nnd n Indy nice little entertainment Friday after amused. Omar did not remember tho widow of tho rector, in the pto* ^ t • # secutor’s office by a woman whoso friend arrived Saturday from Mass to noon to celebrate Columbus Day. An Victor nt all. t identity has not been fully revonled,') "P®nd ‘" ‘ other winter in pur village. Victor found Omar to a strapping attractive little plnylot i in keeping Mrs. Shurmnn Sewell and son Char with tho occnsion wns staked. Tho six footer weighting 105 pounds. He was even more n o t ify in g thnt fit One million feet pine, 2|/o million feet of is one of the star members of the first reported, becamo known in con­ les arrived back Snturdny afteroon Intermediate rpom entertained tho hard wood right near the railroad siding and Plant City High School football eleven. nection with the announcement of tho from Salisbury Bunch, Mnss., where Fridny provious with tho childrens’ they have spent tho summer. obtninnnco of the affidavit. This an ideal tract for crate mill. Cash proposi­ poets, special stress being givon Riloy A. D. I’ nrish spent tho week end nt ns October is this poets Mrth month. JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 19.—Tho woman, tho prosecutors now sny, wns tion. . . Scnbonrd Air Line Railway, tuklng only a decoy. Sitting directly across Ocoee. Nico crowds wero present upon both Mr. nnd Mrs. Budrnux hnvo moved occasions. note of the incronsc interest of Flor- tho room, sho was supposed to nb; 14 acre's, all fenced, good 4-room house, bnck to Sanford after spending most idenns in footbnll has announced thnt sorb all of tho attention Mrs. Hall, Mr. D. L. Thrasher, of Sanford, of the summer horc. while tho rector’s widow was being week end rates for tho principal games 10 acres cleared, will take Ford roadster as mndo our school a nice present in the J. K'Singletary spent the week end form of one hundred tablets, this gift scheduled in Jacksonville this fall will closely scrutinized by tho two mon part pay, at bargain. . be granted. It is bclievod to be tho who are now snid to hnvu made tho hare with his wifo and daughter. wns very much appreciated* nnd tho % This city is now taking on n “ big school nd a whole extend mnny thnnks. first time lin the history of tho stato affidavit. The authorities have de­ 15 acres, good 4-room house and other thnt a rnilroad has reduced fnres for clined to make public tho result - o f boom” in accordance with its ^Size. A wedding thnt came ns a surprise this elaborate plan for examining Nearly all friends who visited us last to her many friends hero wns thnt of sporting uveift. buildings. All so good property and several winter, nro getting ready to head this Miss Anno May Bruton who married Mrs. Ilnll. small tracts. Address— The lovo notes of tho rector- nnd way. These friends hnvo assured us Mr. Frank Jobson nt Jacksonville, Mrs. Mills, which wero nindo public of a grent number of now folks visit­ Mondny morning The brido Is the today shed nn entirely new light on ing the state for the first time, nnd pretty and attractive daughter of Mrs. certain phased of the case, tho author­ headed for Lake Mary, Our troubles A. G. Purdon, o f this place. Tho ities snid. Tho “ Minnie” of theso just now nro, not enough houses nnd groom is n prosperous young mnn of notes, Mrs. Addison T. Clnrkc, has hotel accommodntions. Two now fam ­ Jncksonvillo. Mnny friends extend been questioned regarding her move­ ilies hnve just arrived with intention congratulations to the huppy young ment, pftrtlculnrly on tho day on which of mnking thin healthy spot their couple. TIMED TO DYNAMITE THE RESI­ tho bodies of the rector nnd tho choir homes; these families add some eleven u* Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Snider of Chul-FLORIDA L A K E M ONROEsinger wore found. Sho wns uskefl in dumber to our growing nopulation. uotn, wero guests of friends her Wed DENCE OF THE LORD whether she had ever taken any pnst Three new hpuBes nro jusV. setting nesdny. MAYOR ’ ry to Mr. Hal]. This sho is said to foundations, ami one hundred in all Prof nnd Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. W. T. have denied, but has admitted, accord­ for the season we set our minds on, Moulding nnd Clark Mann nttonded BELFAST, Oct. 10.— Intensive ing to the authorities^ enrrying a must be built. Look out Sanford, we h o funeral of Miss May Long nt search is being made for unidentified mya-M-NiAD pneknge into tho church of St. John will be fighting you soon for groupd Chuluotn, Thursdny nf^ernoon. men who Saturday night attempted to tho Evnngelist, the day on which tho to build on. JrMr. J. M. Bell is confined to his assnssipnte Lord Mayor o f Belfast by crime became public. Mr. Cy II. Ellis who settled hero a homo by illness. placing n bomb in his residence. Tho authorities said they hnd not yenr ngo Inst Soptombor, has opend Miss Renn Mann hns a bnd attack accepted her explanation that this a Rani Estate office, also representing' 0f B0j 0 ftyc()i LUCKY NUMBER . •" : 5 pneknge contained nothing but the A. P, Connelly and Son in Fire Ins. It. T. Wynno nnd dnughter, Miss IV •!' THAT WINS PRIZE vestments of tho slain rector. Mr. Ellis hns residod in a number of Roberta Wynno nro convnloscnt aft­ __ AT BETTER HOMES the middle . western stnte, nnd will er n week’s illness. 'JUGS make the pull for somo of the people Little Clnrcnco nnd Frnnk Swagseeking n mild climate, whal seem to gerty ns Hufforing from nn attack ot The onfc holding the number 824 known only Culifornin. Dengue fever. should come to the Herald office nnd Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Oglesly, get tho six cut glass goblets thnt wero iq la n Jr., Snturdny, Oct. 14th, n boy. given away ns a prize nt the, Bettor Thg Standard Homos Demonstration Jtold last week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jnmcs Con­ of Comparison • nor, October 7th, a'girl. The demonstration wns d grent suc­ cess in every way nnd all during week S3 f a fa fa fa ’ fa fa fa fa there wero good crowds present dcsYear ’Round C om fort at a Modest Cost ROME, Oct. III.— (jnbrielo rf’An- h IU IQ k j f a IQ ^ IQ S3 fa fa pito the rain. Tho week’s demonstra­ nunzio, Italian soldier, poet und ben­ fa The 1923 Buick Four Sedan-*1395 tion wound up Saturday by tho lec­ ito mussolini, lender of fnclsti, signed • \ item about the East Side Com­ fa ture by Miss Mary Zachary, tenchor of an agreement today uniting tho forces munity Club that njipcnrcd in last The new Buick four cylinder, five-passenger sedan has every con­ fa Home Economics in tho High School, and establishing common action by Friday's Herald should hnvu rend venience and comfort of the finest closed cor—and at a price that fa the subject being "sulnds” nnd it was fits the purse of the average family, the two leaders throughout Italy*'' • that the club wns -upon to both men fa most interesting to the women present • The Fisher-built body (s trimmed and upholstered In fine plush . and women for membership and tho fa fa fa fa hb well uiatho young Indies who ex­ fa fa fa fa with hardware of a handsome pattern. .Wide doors with large plate GRAPE GROWERS TO MEET object is: Social, civic nnd welfuro pect to hocomo good cooks. glass windows, adjustable to any position, give easy access to the work. *MrsyJ, W. Corley's name as ' Itov. (♦. F. Wnhlburg of Groveland Evoronc attending tho demonstra­ roomy compartments. Silk shades, a soft dome-light and fine Thu Florida Grape- Growers' Asso vice-president was omitted in tho mis­ carpeting are all of a quality found only In higher priced dosed cars. tions were given a ticket and thu will preuch h6ru next Sunday morn­ elation wilUhold its meeting nt Eus-* print. ducky ticket druws tho six cut glass­ ing ot the Lutheran Church,nt 10:30 Th° lower body and higher radiator and hood, give thle eedan a tin on the tilth. o f Novchtber, 1022, Miss- Edith McClelland nnd Howard nnd in English 7:30. < distinguished appearance that is heightened by the crown fenders, es. Some# one holds the stub with convening at 10 a. m. drum type head and parking lamps. Flint wero married at Orlnndo the the number 824. Bring it in to the Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse Leo nnd chil­ Mnny important* matters will come afternoon of October 12th. . They nro dren wore Sundny visitors nt the home Herald office nnd get your glasses. Marked refinements In the chassis and In the famous Buick Volvoup for settlement, such nB standard­ in-Head engine Increase the riding comfort and odd materially nt present, with tho bridu’H parunts, of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Scott. ized shipping packnges, co operative to the Inherent Buick qualities of dependability and performance. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. McQlajlund but will US BLADDER TROUBLE Wo henr thnt Mrs. Smith, the niece community organizations for market­ go to house keeping in Gonovn where of Mr. and Airs. W. C. Mealor hns The Buick Line r 1923 Compriaat Fourtten ModtUt ing grupcs, reduction o f membership tho groom is in the gurnge business. gono on to South Florida where her “ Could not stand nor sit and was fees to populnr rates nnd subjects of Jour*—3 Pass. IT, SSSStS Past. Tourini. «SMl 3 Past. A miscellaneous shower will bo given husbnnd is, after a pleasant visit nt forced to cry out from intense pain,” Coupe, $U75j ) Pass, m m ., .$11 - ' Sedan,. immedinto interest to growers in tho CUM. flUss I Pats. Roaditsr. Fridny evening of this week fqr the their home. writes Henry WllliumH, Tarkio, Mon­ JM9JI 3.Past. Touring Std.n^lI! 'ourina I vineyard; In fact, this mealing pro­ tl*Jl7l young pcoplo. Tfioy hnvo tho congruttana. “ The doctors said I.hnd inflnmMr. nnd Mrs. Cramer and chiidron a. Prices sdtter, mises to be of such grent importance Purchase oriet, ulutlons of many friends. nmtipn of the bladder and.nn opuraand their guest Mrs. Thomson of thnt no grower can afford to miss it p ro y id ofa — --------------------d -U-II-NF Miss Helen Chorpcning entertained Elder Springs way, paid Mr. nnd tiqn wns necessary. Tried Foley Kid­ nnd henco this urguncy. the young puoplo of Moore’s Stntion Mrs. W.- C. Collor a visit. Sundny ney Pills nnd improved nt once. Toll I Sunday school at her homo on Fridny morning at their country home, then all my friends about Foley Kidney Nqw wo know who stopped tho wot ovenlng of Iqst wegk. A very pleas­ attended service nt Lake Mary nnd Pl'llB as it will save many from suff­ B U IC K M OTOR C O M P A N Y in tho Near East Franco lylmita it. ant evening wns enjoyed. ering nnd perhaps, as in my cusig u with ub in the ovoing. ? If It wns left to us wo would hnvo ^ . FLINT, MICHIGAN Thu Kutlilccn Mallory circle of tho dangerous operation.” Bladder and stopped It by stopping tho Turks for Mins Ruth Bergquist camo WcdnesBnptist Missionary Society met with with us in tho evening, kidney troublo demand prompt treat­ all time to como. • . N . H . G A R N E R , Dealer ment. Foley Kldnoy Pills give quick Mrs. Boston Stcolo nt her homo on is helping enro for her isistor, Mrs. rcliof. Bold cvoiy where.—Adv. bcnrdull avenue on Tuesday nfter- E. W. Lunquist who is slowing im­ rho Herald for Post Cards. -When better automobiles are built, Buick will build themFORT PIERCE, Oct. lO .-T h o Fell'smere Railroad, operating fourteen mil­ es of( trnck between Sebastian and Fullsmere, shops fixtures and rolling stock will bo sold at auction November 0 by tho sheriff of St. Lucie county to sntisfy a clnim for unpnid 1021 taxthority of a warrant executed oy es amounting to $2,033.82 under ,auErnent Amos, State Comptroller. Tho railroad wns constructed ti*i or twelve years ago .in connection with tho Fellsinerc development nnd in the last three or four years it has not dono n large business'.^ It now operates n gasoline propelled ear over the lino. W ,' •<jSw*t' ,D, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922 Special Sale C . B O W SOAPS!) E R F O R SALE! i H | III m ; ml •\Vi if t IS I ’? ;>12 lit SEARCH MADE FOR DYNAMITERS . AT BELFAST E. Stafford h D’ANNUNZIO SIGNS PEACE AGREEMENT f EAST SANFORD Im g »»i . :i UPSALLA AND S GRAPEVELLE V •■ fwi, ' . • % ,i LA'Sr, ( fj Id -. . -. . . .is gjittv jQflWuv. rfttW! . taimvr M �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 from Orlando who has doetded to cast his lot with the City Substantial was n guest nt tho Kiwnuis luncheon to­ day. Ho will open an up-to-date cafeteria hero. Messrs. W. Scott, Overstreet and Hosobergcr wore guests of friends at Maybe wo got that cool weather, tho Kiwnnis luncheon todny and all DISTURBANCE OVER LAKE RE expressed themselves as delighted with GION MOVING EASTthe spirit shown by tho local club. WARD J. C. D Inkle o f Longwood was In (D r T h e A s s o cia te * P ress) All preparations havo boon com­ the city todny on business. WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.— Disturb­ pleted for the Woman's Club Fair ance o f considerable Intensity Is cen­ W. W. Woodward and wifo of Tam- and Dollnr Day noxt Fridny and tho tral over tho Lako Region today and promoters look fo r ono of the biggest pa wera guests nt tho Lincoln House, day’s from a business standpoint in will move hapidly eastward this aftorlast night. tho history of Sanford. Lot’s all pull noon or tonight and be followed by fonsidorably cooler Veathor in states Friday will bo a big trading day in together and mako this a successful onst of the Mississippi river with Sanford. Look for tho big bargains annual event. frosts probably tonight in Ohio val­ in tomorrow's Daily Herald. J. C. Murchcson, general superin­ ley, Eonnessce northern Alnbama and northern and central Mississippi. Mr. W. Green of Tampa (With tho tendent, J. F. Mead, assistant freight Western Union Tel. Co.) was in tho agent, both of Jacksonville, and F. B. Lnngley division superintedont, of P L A N E S W IL L city yestordny greeting old friends. Lakeland, are a group of prominent A T T E M P T FL IG H T J. H. Wendlcr of Orlando wns In tho A. C. L. officials who are hero today AROUND W ORLD city todnw on business connected with on business. The last nnmed is a his publication, tho Feathered War­ brother o f our own Dr. Theodore and ( t l r T h e A sso cia te d P rcaa) rior. He wns ncconipnniod' by his has a host of warn: friends who are WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.—Tenta­ always glad to weicomo him ont his wife and little daughter. tive plans for an attempted flight of too infrequent visits to Sanford. army airplanes around tho world huvo Mr. F. C. Jnckson of Clavolqnd, O., been under consideration fo r some is in tho city looking for an opening months by air service officials, it wns or an Auto Paint Shop which ho hopes learned yestordny, but tho project has to open in the nenr future. IIo is reg­ not as yet passed the preliminary sur­ istered among the guests at the Lin­ vey stage, Vnjuablo data on avail­ coln House. able routes in both directions has boon obtained, however, and ultimately it Dr. Fletcher o f Okeechobee City is Imped to Bend a considerable aerial wns in the city todny looking them squadron on tho voyngc. Tho project over. Ho recently sold his drug busi­ W. II. TUNNICLIFFB WILL BE will nut bo laid before Secretary ness at Okeechobee nnd is looking for ACTIVE HEAD— II. 1». SMITH Weeks for approval, it wuss aid, until n new loention but finds tho field well it tnkes much more definite form. GOES TO W. PALM BEACH token enre of in Snnford. Two of tho routes considered aro thnt from the Atlnntic Const via Ice­ Mr. D. II. Ilnvon of Cartngo, Mo., Several changes will take plnco in land and Ireland, nnd thnt from tho left Snturdny for Atlnnta and points tho personnel of tho Peoples Bank, Pacific via Alaska, tho Aloutlon Is­ in tho north after spending some the same to become effective on No­ lands, Siberia and homo via Ireland timo hero in the interest of tho South­ vember first. W. II. Tunnicliffo be­ and Iceland. ern Beil Telephone Co. IIo wns a comes tho first vico-preHidont and na­ Army flyers conceived the worldguest nt tho Lincoln House and creat­ tive hend of tho bank nnd E. W. circling flight plan in Iinu with the ed many friends here. Hawkins will become the cashier. II. reasons which prompted President P. Smith, tho former vice-president Mr. J. L. Stocking of Evansville, nnd enshier has accepted u position Roosevelt to send tho fleet around tho Ind., left Snturdny for Cleveland, O., as managing director of tho Palm world in 1908, it was said. It would after spending some time hero ns tho Bench Bank & Trust Co., und will have value both as a step in providing Lincoln House. Mr. Stocking at ono leave for his new position November norial defense through training and time was a criminal lawyer of fame first. W. II. Tunnicliffo comes to in giving the world a bettor under­ nnd inter was in the newspaper busi­ Snnford with many years of experi­ standing of American post-war devel­ ness in the west. He had been in ence as n banker nnd business man. opments. Florida for two or three years and is Formerly of New York City where ho writing n new history on tho State of was engaged in tho practcie of law Floridn. for many years ho enmu to Osceola ( 7 n n Monday', Dally) county twelvo yoars ago and has been active in the business and hanking circles of that county helping to or­ ganize the Bank of St. Cloud nnd boAnil fino weather for growing crops ing tho vico-prcaidcnt and director and for business o f nil kinds. sinco that time. Mr. and Mrs. Tunnicliffo have nlrendy moved to Sanford IN ORDER THAT 1,600 NON-COMS The weather could bo cooler and wq nnd become n part “o f the soclnl nnd WILL NOT HE would like it much better hut it is CUT business life of the city Hiking apart­ fine weather nevertheless. ments, in tho Wolnkn block nnd mak­ (Ily The Assiidiilril I’rrna) ing their future homo here. WASHINGTON, I). C„ Oct. 21.— An Tho Dollar Day Number is out to­ E. II. Hawkins, the new cushier, amendment to tho national defense dny. We want everyone to boost this has boon in the banking business for big day for it mciins much to Snnford. account to increuse the number of many years nnd for tho past fifteen sergeants in tho army wns asked by years has boon cashier of the Stato Robert Deane has returned from n Secretary Weeks in order that about Bank of Bnrtow, trip to points ill West Florida where 1,(500 non-commissioned officers as­ Bath Messrs, Tunlcliffe und Haw­ he spent the remainder of his vnention signed as instructors to National kins have purchased stock in tho Peo­ from the Seminole Bank nnd had a Guard, organized reserves and train­ ples Bank nnd with tho same strong wonderful time visiting relatives and ing corps units will not havo to ho financial hacking that this bank hnB friends. cut in rank and pay duo to progres­ always enjoyed it should forgo abend sive reduction of army. in tho noxt fow years nnd become one Carey Hand, Dean Adcock, M. O. of the best in this pnrt of tho state. Overstreet, DuWitt Miller and Frnnk Breed Like Sixty! Tho now officers nnd directors elect­ Nebhin of Orlando were tho guests of ed nt the last meeting are as follows: tho Sanford Rotary Club todny and "Rats breed like sixty near the wat­ J. R. Anthony, president; W. T. their many Snnford friomlH wore glad er hero," said Frnnk A. Zunsor, “ nnd Tuimicliffc, first vico-presidont; Dr. to sct> them all. we have to get rid of them every few S. Puleston, second vice-president; E. months. Wo can only do it, we find, The many friends of Frnnk Akors II. Hawkins, enshier and with the by using Royal Guaranteed Knt Paste are glad to hco him out again nftcr above named gentlemen and C. F. which is tho best rat killer we huvo a week in tho Fernald-Laughton hosp- Williams and E. II. Scogguns consti­ over found." (let a 25 or 50 cent han­ itnl. Frank wns Buffering from pto­ tute tho board of directors. dy tube today and destroy ALL rnts. Tho resources of tho Peoples Bank maine poisoning and hnd to ho taken Sold ami guaranteed by R. C. Bower. are now well over tho $700,000 mark to tho hospital for treatment. —Adv. and the bank and the new board of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Matthews ar­ directors nnticlputu a most bright nnd ATTEMIT FLIGHT rived in thu city Monday from Tonn prosperous future and tltu now vice FROM PENSACOLA ensce making the trip in their Ford president nnd enshior will bo made TO WASHINGTON Sedan nnd Charlie reports tho worst welcome in the business nnd socinl roads tho entire trip were in Floridn. circles of tho city. PENSACOLA, Fla., Oct. 21.—Bar­ II. P. Smith, tho retiring vice-pres­ The many friends o f tho Matthews ring inclement weather, two of the family will he glnd to know thnt they ident nnd enshior has been in Snnford latest type DcIIavilnnd airplanes, for tho past two years and lias built iinvo returned for tho wlntor. piloted by Lieutenant B. II. Wyatt up a large circle of business nnd so­ nnd Lieutenant G. T. Owen, will take Dr. Ralph Stevens is out again nft­ cial acquaintances who will regret to o ff from j ’ensucota nnvnl nir station or a hnd nttnek of infected feet thnt see him leave Snnford but who also tomorrow morning for Washington. has kept liis confined to his homo for rejoice in Ids promotion to such a fine No definite hour has been selected for several days, Ho is not ablo to get position as he will hold in the Palm the departure. nround much hut hopes to bo himself Bench Bank. Mr. Smith, though a Tho flyers nrrived at tho local sta­ again in a few days. Ills many fri­ young man in years, is experienced tion Fridny on tho first trnna-continends aro glad to sco his smiling face In hanking ami accounting nnd holds entnl nlrplnno flight over attempted tile respect and esteem o f tho heads by tho navy. They flew from San on tho streets ngnin of tho hanking system with which ho Francisco via New Orleans, und since has been connected far ninny yenrs. arriving here tho pianos huvo been put (from Wtdnaaday'i Dally) Watch tho Dnily Herald tomorrow Mr. Smith 1ms been connected with into first-class shape for tho flight to for on announcement of teal interest tho Bankers’ Trust Company, of A t­ Washington. lanta for many yonrs nnd his duties to every lady ill tho city. From Washington, Llcutonnntu witii this company and in other lines Wyatt nnd Owen will swing back Sherman Lloyd and Bart Herndon of hnnking business took Km over ncross tho continent to tho Pacific both got hack from tho district meet­ many sections in the union. Ills work Const, taking tho central route. In is recognized ns bolng among the best flying from Hnn Frnncisco to Pensa­ ing of tho Kiwnnis Clubs—sohor. in the entire system nnd his superiors cola they made four stops, throo for Ilob Holly is in Orlando today at­ huvo recognized this work by giving fuel and at Now Orleans for tho Le­ tending u meeting of tho Rotary Club him a fine advancement in, his now gion convention. of thnt city, nnd shaking hands with position, Mr. and Mrs, Smith have his numerous oid-tlmo friends In tho endeared themselves to n host of MANY ATTEND REALTORS’ friends in, {his city who will ho sorry City Beautiful, CONVENTION AT ST. PETE to leurn of their iuaving Sanford hut One of tho must Inluresting meet­ hopo to aeti them,ugain at Bomo time ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Oct. 24.— ings of the local Kiwnnis Club evor in , the future whqn they may raturn A largo attendant marked tho open­ hold in Bunford took placo at t\v to again take up thoir residence in ing horo today of the two days’ con­ Valdiz Hotel today, an uccount o this section. vention o f the Floridn Realtors’ As­ Which will appear tomorrow. sociation. Representatives o f every --------Havo tho Hamid do your noxt Job important town in tho state aro horo Mr. Luko Thompson, a new arrival o f printing. (We havo tho equipment in good numbers. (From Tuaadsy'l Dally) Fine golf weather. Owitor Awayr-House Occupied 1 Th0 coal Industry needs Mrs, Mary Merkel says, "While I avers a contemporary. Not was away, bod bugs took possossion o f than the JSsch-Cutnmins I my house. They were everywhere. I a dentist. want to my druggist and he told mo tfqs^l Guaranteed Bod Bug Liquid was* the safest, quickest remedy. 1 used It and got rapid relief." Got a can today. 25e. Sold and guaranteed STATES ATTORNEY BUSY AGAIN by K. C. Bower.—Adv. AFTER TIIIRY DAY RECESS MARION, 111., Oct. 23.— State- at­ torney duty today renwod his investi­ gation of Herrin mino killings con­ junction with schcduleed rcconvcnien* Ing today after thiry day recoss o f Williamson county special grand Jury wffich returned 380 indictments before recess. American Schooner Wins Over Canada's GLOIJCESTER, Moss. ,Oct. 2 1 — The Henry Ford, American schooner, today defeated the Blue Nose, C a n ^ dion champion, In the first official race o f this yaar’s contest fo r interna­ tional honors amoijg tho Atlantic COIIB NEEDS DISPUTED HIT fishing vessels. Tho official timo at the finish was: CHICAGO, Oct. 24.— Ono question­ Ford, 4:01:35; Blue Nose; 4:13:50. ed hit separates Ty Cobb manager of tho Dotroit Tigers from tho charmed Lloyd George, In his memoirs, will circle o f .400 hlttors for 1022, it wos not tell all he knows. He knows too discovered today in compilation of much for that. tho official bntting records by Irwin M. Howc( official statistician of tho Will You Spend 65c on Hat-Snap to American ‘ League. Without that hit i » Snvo 81007 Cobb's total is ,398, but with it ho en­ Ono 05c pkg. can kill 50 rats. The ters the .400 rnnkH for tho third timo average rat will rob you o f 810 a in his career oh league batting lend­ er for the Inst 15 years with but three year in feed, chicks nnd property de­ struction. RAT-SNAP is deadly to exceptions. On May 15, in n game nt New York rats. Cropiutes nftor killing. Leaves between Detroit,and the Yanks, Cobb no smell. Comes in cukes. Rnts will was credited in unofficial newspaper pass up meat, grnin cheese to feast box scores with two hits nnd by the on RAT-SNAP. Throe sizes, 35c, 65c, officinl Bcoror with only ono safe $1.25. Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball .smash. Investigation o f the discrep­ Ilnrdwnro Co.— Adv. ancy has boon started and tho con­ troversy will bo luid before -Bun Tho Herald delivered, 15c per week Johnson of tho Americbn League. If the bit is for Cobb, it will make him the only slugger in bnsobnll history to pass tho .400 mark three times. George Sisler of St. Louis has two .400 marks this year and 1920, both times tho league record. Cobb’s .420 in 1011 stands ns tho modern high mark in the early days of the game “ Tip" O'Neill, of tho St. Louis club of tho old American Asso­ ciation, made n .992 in 1887, tho snmo year that Pop Anson, of the Chicago Fiiirlch tho soil, increase tho Nationals made .421. yield, hasten maturity, im. Cobb's .400 average this year, if ho prove tho quality. It pays to wins it, also stands ns an answer to use thorn rogulnrly. Stock In the query whether the Georgian Is our warehouse at Sanford. slowing up after fifteen yenrs o f dnxBooklet free from warehouse zling speed in tho major longues. Lnst or from— year Hielmnnn of Dotroit, aesumed leadership of tho Am or lean League Armour F ertilizer Works sluggers, beating Cobb’s .389 by flvo Jacksonville. Florida points. Cobit’s nvorngo fell o ff to ,332 in 1920, his lowest with one oxroptlon in 15 years, H ENRY McLAULIN JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard’s nand-Pnlntcd Chin* Gorham’s Sterling Silver Rogers’ Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Wstchm O’Brraa O’BRYAN A SHARON Attorneya-at-Law Bxanyn»tftn*0of“ bstVao{JVf°*2j SAjvrono, ploiiida SEED CORN, COWI'EAS, VELVBT BEANS, MILLET, GRASS SEED, SORGHUM F o r Immaalnto shipment, All . . . . . . nblo Fluid « a d Y sauisble SJdi*WruI fo r P rloo List and Catalogue. o ur [,«»»! tlful and Inatruotlvu cntnlogue l« h i and g iv e s vnluahlo Information « fa rm in g and aa rd em n g for Florida aad the South. W rite to un today for lal prices on your aeeii ruuuiremeaS Our co m p lete uiOok will enable iu ti supply you to advantage In price aai quality. “ E. A . Martin Seed Co. Oldest and Lnrgrat Herd Hutu. (a r u 202-208 East Lay Street JA CK SO N V ILLE -inOHIDA Post Cards at the Herald Office. BIG CROP Fertilizers j. 0t , LANDIS, FISH & BULL Attorneyo and Counscllors-at-Uw DoLAND, FLORIDA Will practice in tho State und Feder­ al Courts.' Special facilities for Eximining and Perfecting Lund Title*, G E O . G. HERRING Attorney-at-I.aw No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buitdin SANFORD, FLA. MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS SLABS, VASES BUILDINt. V ’ll M IL V IS M ARBLE CO M PAN Y J. W. BARRETT, Representative QUARRY DISTRIBUTORS ROADS IN SOUTH FLORIDA AND ADMITS THE TRUTH TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 24,-C hnir man Phillips, o f the State Road Do purtmont during a debate today on a resolution to accept $300,000 of tho proceeds of Bruvnrd county road bond issue and construct Rond Number 4 through that county, declared the dupui'tment had done practically nothing for South Floridn nnd but little for tho east coust. The resolution was defeated, only Phillips and I. E. Schilling, of Miami, who introduced it, voting in the affirmative. The hourd adopted a resolution authoriz­ ing tho chief engineer to advertise for bids for the construction of -1 ami one-quarter miles of highway south of Brndontown on Road No. 5. A c­ cepted Madison county bonds at $7.000 per mile and agreed to grade the/ highway from Suwannee river to Madison and from Madison to the Georgia lino. Secure our prices before placing your orders; you wil be more than repaid. All work done in a satisfactory manner and your Busi­ ness is appreciated. On Flour, Grain andFeed Fruit anil Vegetable C rates Y ou Can Buy From Us at Wholesale Prices Writs fur Frias I.in W. A. Mcrryday Company Pnlalko, Florida Farms, Homes, Groves, L ots I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING BECAME KNOWN TODAY AND SHE GIVES NEW TES­ TIMONY NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 24.—Tho name of tho woman reputed to have witnessed tho double murder of Rov. Ilnll nnd Mrs. Mills became known todny. Sho is Mrs. Juno Gibson, wid­ ow, who with hot son conducts n farm on Hamilton rand. Before harvest timo her fields are frequently robbed. Each night sho lay in wnit to end tho thievery, Tho night oif the murder she is said to hnvo told tho Invostigntors she wns riding do,wn Dcbrussy's lane through the Phillips farm when sho snw in tho field tho dim outlines of two men and two women. Sho becamo curious, halted hor mule nnd watched, there wns a moment of loud talking, sound of pistol shot, a streak of finmo and one mnl fell. A moment Inter four more Bhots nnd ono woman foil. Mrs. Gibson bccume frightened nnd fled. “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” IX tion— lots are being sold right along and building in ^ section Is such ns to gladden the heart o f those who ha the good of Sanford at heart. This is no id le t a lk — I have weighed the s t a t e m e n t and to B ay just whr.t is my candid convictions would pu most tuo strong for tho careful, conservative person— ^ person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow has VISION will agree with me the other later. J. E. SPURLING Watch the South E a st Corner ofPaffi. �•' <>v' fp- i\' -A * "• '( M , ... ■ ' ,V :;r .-y ^ . ' , V- - lTa r e you GOING TO DO REGARDING THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS? By *Tho Plant City Courier I* m I* t a * a ta h m rm I* M At to instruct tho subjocts, tho state has forced thousands of children into schools already crowded and rendered progress slow nnd difficult for both classes of pupils—the voluntary stu­ dents and those who havo enrolled by virtue of tho compulsory law. Effic­ ient schools nro needed in every com­ munity, nnd rights cmbrnccd in tho proposod amendment nro necessary to provldo good schools. Tho second proposod amendment is that to Article V, relating to tho judiclary. This would permit appoint­ ment by tho governor of additional circuit Judges in circuits where tho need may be npparent. As popula­ tion increases, litigation nnd crimo In­ crease, nnd if juallco Is to bo expect­ ed without delay, it is necrssnry to provido for disposing of cases in n reasonably prompt manner. The mills of justice grind entirely too slow In some sections, and the amendment will bring some relief. Wo expect to voto for nn amend­ ment to Section 3 of Artlclo XVI, re­ lating to timo of payment of salaries of state officers, because it is not Just to expect, much less require, a man or woman to labor twelve months nnd have only three pay days,—these be­ ing three months apart. Adoption of this proposed amendment will allow state officials to receive their salaries monthly, upon their own requisition. Many of us would complain bitterly if wo missed a weekly or monthly pay­ day, but in the case of our stntc of­ ficials the pay-days como only with the changing seasons—spring, sum­ mer, fall |and winter. Consider this carefully and voto as your conscience dictates. The fourth and Inst of the proposed amendments is that which relates to ronpportionmont o f representation in the Legislature, under a change in Section 3 of Article VII. We will vote "no" in this case for thy reason that it is unnecessary. The Consti­ tution already provides for raappnrtionment every ten years, and since the Legislature has ropeatedly failed to perform this duty, wo do not ace or know nny reason for a change in the Constitution in thnt respect. Tho North and West portions of Florida have fo1» m»ny yenrs had the balance o f power in tho legislature, and since the proposed amendment docs not specify a rule or hnsis of nny chnrncter to use in renpportiomnont of representation in the senate, the south and east sections of the statu cannot with nny degree of certainty anticipate relief through adoption of tills proposition. Hillsborough county, with more than 100,000 population, now shares a place in tho senato with Pinellas county. Wo have no nssurnneo thnt wo would lie allowed to re­ tain even n half portion of a senntor if tile senatorial representation is to he reapportioned under tho proposed amendment. Voto ngninst this amendment and thereby express to the governor your knowledge that is his duty to compel tho legislature, ut its next session, to reapportion ns outlined mid specified and required by the Constitution o f Florida. N E W M INISTERS [. W . M EM B ER S TO T A K E O ATH S >W ON T R IA L A T A N D GET SEALS . SACRAM ENTO JRAMENTO, Oet. 25.— Tho trlnl ten self-admitted members of [dustrial Workers of the World, ire chnrgod twitK violating tho Irnln criminal syndicalism act tontlnued today with testimony jo prosecutloin, Tho testimony Iby tho1prosecution indientes that peeking to establish that tho orJntion .is committed io tho docI of snbotngo. iT FIRST Y O U lON’T SUCCEED, T R Y , T R Y A G A IN [W YORK, Oct, 25—Jorum. Ulilo |er and operu singer, will bo iod the third timo to the womun |rst married in 1003. Tho wedwilf taka plnco in Rome soon, married MIbh Elizabeth Norris illadelphln. She divorced him in They romnrrlcd In 1017 but eetT again two yenrs Inter. They |ngnin four weeks ago nnd mndo Iholr differences nnd arranged rlnge for the third time. LONDON, Oct. 25,—King Oconto Jhim summoned council for today, at which ail now ministers announced yesterday by 'the prime ministers, Dollar Law, will take their, oaths of office and receive their seals. Here’s. More Trouble . For Newspapermen BUFFALO, Oct. 25— Mayor Schuwb is expected* to appear before tho suprcino court justico today nnd usk for an order requiring editors nnd report­ ers of the Evening News to show enuso why they refuse to npponr be­ fore tho mayor to discloso tho hnsis nnd sources of their information for a series o f nrticlos disclosing alleged protected gnmbling nnd wldo open city. Tho Nows editorially disclaims being engaged In a political squabble or personal grudge fight against tho mayor. No possible penalty, tho edi­ torial declares, can budge tho Now* from its ndhorenco to tho principle of piotectlng Its sources of confidential information. YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD: Send dimo, birthdnto nnd Btamp for YORK, Oct. 25.— A cargo of truthful, reliable, convincing trial |ly 67,000 casea of dates, tho first reading. Prof. Erwing, Box 1120,, [Importation of Christmas goodB Station C, Los Angeles, California. 10-7-14-21-28-p, year, came today from Bombay. SHOP EARLY m . r: o rr iffi HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 THE SANFORD WEEKLY E f»» t o *» [mini election la near, whon, Inaming of a number of of* |ridn electors are to voto for four proposod changes In tutlan, which is so aged and landed so many times that i' s Job for even a trained and Iryer who has made a spec|af Floridn hiBtory and logccdure to follow it. Xlut jt boon amended from timo inny of thoso who now cn[>rivilvgua of citizenship in stato, would not bo hero. |ution drafted and adopted thirty-five years ago could expected to conform in all |o the needs and customs of knd time, for there has been progress In the scientific Itlvo world during tho years lg . In 1885 thoro were no |es, telephones, and cleetricpht ami power was practical|wn; thero was no wireless y, no radiophone communicnJnoving pictures and no nr|mado Ice— nono of these and dovicos, now regarded peoplo as necessities, had Jectcd at that time, and it is wondered nt that wo occasid it nccoBsnry or expedient innged conditions by amend|tho Constitution, ill, it is merely a question fiating tho situation to detcrcourso to pursue relative to [proposed amendments which presented nt tho approachion. For our part, wo expect W throe of theso propositions, rst that will appear on tho j a Joint resolution proposing jlmcnt to Section 10 of Arti­ culating to education. By the jf this proposed amendment withip the power of the |rs of a special tax school authorize a levy of not to in mills for school purposes, iority is not now needed by |rictH, hut it is very much other districts where chilIdeprived of school nilvantjuso the stato has outgrown ltutionnl limitations placed [o for educational advance'hero additional funds arc led, tho proposed privilege [bo invoked, and nnother runcarries assurance that tho authority is not out of or! rest entirely with those who [on real or personal property, iter" or elector who does not ; other than capitation, or poll being ellglblo to express a elections involving taxation, puld not lose sight of the fact yridn adopted compulsory cdurithout making provision to >r tench tho children that it snd^d to force to attend school, jry education is a blessing it pannits many children to [least a grammar school edukvhen otherwise they would he Jed to forego that right— yet, ptlrig that method without nra method of providing infnoliitius and to pny tenchors ••■■■■■■,!•• : WILBUR MOTT NOW IN CHARGE OF THE HALL-MILLS PROBE DEPUTY ATTORENY GENERAL TAKES HOLD O ? TIIE . INVESTIGATION NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Oct. 25. — Deputy Attorney-Gonoral Wlrbur A. Mott draped himself In robes of silenco today nnd plunged into tho in­ vestigation of tho Hall-Mills murder, to which ho was assigned yesterday by Attomey-GenortU McCran. Mr. Mott spent the ofornoon closeted with County Prosecutor Beckman of Somerset, learning what tho county mithoViticB havo dano and lenrned since the bodies of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Rein­ hardt Milts were found on Sept 10. This nftomoon Prosecutor Strieker of Middlesex county joined tho confer­ ence. When it wnH over, Mr. Mott issuod n signed stnteinont saying ho was greatly pleased to find tho county au­ thorities already hnd accomplished so much In their investigation.. Ho de­ clined to mnko nny comment on nny angle of tho enso. Newspaper men wero particular to ask Mr. Mott about tho story that Mrs, Jane Gibson, a widowed fnrmor, out riding a mule in quest of thieves who hnd looted her corn pntch hnd witnessed the^murders. While Mrs. Gibson wns said to have witnessed the shooting, it was said that she wan ttnuhlo bemuse of tho darkness, to identify the man who, she said, made up tho murder pnrty. She gave tho authorities, however, one good cluo to their Identity. After the minister nnd choir singer had been slain, she was quoted ns saySg, the man bent over tho postrnto figures—presumably to cut Mrs. Mills* throat—and his accomplice irieif out: "Oh--" (mentioning tho Christian name of the supposed nlnyer.) C L Y D E L IN E ST E A M E R STILL FAST ON LEDGE town nnd to tuke that monoy out o f town. Our local thentros nnd amuse­ ment enterprises keep tho monoy In town. Wo wouldn't allow one of our theatres to overcrowd Its hails or to roll reserved seats that couldn't bo delivered. The police would stop it. The public should linvc stopped that xala at tho Hagenbeck-Wallnce show. Tho Ilngonbcck-Wnllnco show works dishonestly with the public. It should not he all awed to return. Other cities to which it goes should bo wnrnod of its bnd practices nnd bo prepnrod to protect themselves against these defiant grnftors. N ow sm oked by a m illion men who love a s u p e r io r cigarette Enso the pain o f n rheumatic attack by n rubbing application o f Ballard's Snow Liniment. It relieves tender­ ness und strengthens the Joints Three sizes, 30c, 60c and $1.20 per bot­ tle. Sold by Union Phnrmacy.— Adv. A hurled city has been found In Columbia. It Is bolieved to have had private ownership o ' street railways. T O M M Y B U R N S IS GROOMING N E W “W H IT E H O PE” A coni operator sayB the consumer will be the loser in tho strike settle­ ment. How nn iden, once started travels. (Ilr The AMorlnlrd I'rtM) i.jONDON, Oct. Ho.—Tommy Bums, ex-honvywoight champion clnims to have found a new "whito hope" In Robert Read, a gigantic Irish youth, who has lived in Scotland since ho wns 12 yenrs old. Road is now 21. He is six feet four nnd ono-half-lnchos tni), weighs nearly two hundred pounds, and hns a ranch of 81 1-2 in­ ches, 7 1-2 inches moro than Dompsey's. in a photograph sent to tho Dally Mail, tho British veteran's find towers above him. Burn's hond renchoa on­ ly to Read's shoulders. Rend hns a good appearance, nn nthlotic build, and is gaining fight experience in tho rough and tumble life of tho English traveling boxing show, n familiar sight at nny smnll town cnrnlvnl or country fair. Rums snya thnt he hns tried Rend nut and thnt he Ib not disappointed in him. "L ist year Rend won tho nmntimr western district championship in Scotland." said Burns. "lie Is n quiet, gentlemanly boy and, of courso, he needs a lot of cxperlonco. Only time can tell whether he will develop into n real champion. The experi­ ence with the traveling boxing, Hhow, which he poinod after winning the amateur championship, certainly will not do him any harm." HOW TO GET BACK THE “JOY OF LIFE”so "These Ruts Wouldn’t Eat My IIchI Grain," Says Fred Lamb “ It’s hard to keep rats out of a feed store. Tried for years. A neighbor­ ing store sold mo somo RAT-SNAP. It worked wonders. Gathered up dead rats every morning. Bought more RAT-SNAP. Haven’t a rat now. They wouldn't eat my heat grain whon I throw RAT-SNAP around.” Throe sizes, 35c, 05c, $1.25. Sold nnd gunrnntcod by Bp11 Hardware Co.— Adv. JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 25.—Tho Lenapo is still aground and it mny become necessary to dredge her freu. Tlie vessel is resting in nine feet of water at high tide, but normally draws twelve fed . Wreckers are afraid to pull her off while resting WOMEN IN POLITICS on nn even keel for‘ fear of springing ARE GETTING REAL BUSY her plates and aro hoping for a high wind to kick up tho sen so the vessel WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.—The ex will rock and pulling can ho resumod. ccutivecmincil of Nntlonnl Woman's Party met here today to consider sevJOURNAL DID NOT LIKE CIRCUS ■ral questions regarded ns vital to M ET1IODS the progress of women in politics and to lay plans for a nntlonnl confer­ The Jacksonville Journal did not ence of the party hero November 11. cigarettes Everybody loves a circus. Tho old last night elected Mrs. J. L. Aubrey, story is: "We would Sell tho cook "Baby Tender." Her duties will bo to look nfter infants wbilo mothers stove to go." delv into timely political mntters. But everybody hates a swindle and A provision for the establishment of everybody detests a swindler. When a baby chick room made. a circus swindles, it loses its charm, We have received a numbor of com­ plaints about the Huggcnbcck-Wal­ NORMAN MACK GETS HUGE HUM FOR HIS lace circus that showed in this town , DEFENSE OF "GUY" yesterday. Tho complaints aro justi­ fied—Justified to tho extent that tho city administration ought to refuso to WHITE PLAINS, N. Y „ Oct. 25.—Su­ give this circus tho right to show in premo Court Justico Morscnuser to­ Jacksonville again if it ever makes day nwnrdcd John E. Mack, guardian of llnby Cuy Stillman, $25,000 for Ida application to do so. infant it sold reserved scats nt reserve aerviccs in defending the Ulitmncy Bent price; It sold them ns long ns agniiiHt (he charge of the people came to buy; it sold them brought by James A. Stillman, mil long after every seat, resorvod or lionaire banker n his suit for divorce otherwise was occupied; It sold what from Mrs. Anna U. Stillman. He ntso it did not have to sell, Thnt is just allowed Mr. Mack $1,901.11, which tho guardian reported im had expended In plain swindle. It hnd no standard prico on its con­ Guy’s hohnlf. The court allowed Rofereo Daniel cession counters. They chnrgod what­ ever they thought they could got away J. Gleason, who heard evidence in tho with. It wns in short, a shortchange o s e s , compensation nt the rate of $100 a day for 148 days devoted to tho gnng. ruHe, n total of $22,200; I\ T. Bnrnum was the biggest show­ man this country over had. It wns ho who doclnrcd that the people liked to RUSSIAN STUDENT WILL CONbe fooled . Tho people do liko to bo TINUE ON AMERICAN RATIONS fooled but they don’t like tq bo cheat­ I’ ETROGRAD, Oct. 25,— Russian ed, and there’s n difference between Htudonts to tho numbor of 10,000 will bving fooled nnd boing chentol. The police wero appealed to at this be fed by American relief during tho show Inst night nnd asked to stop this coming scholastic year. They nro lo­ fraudulent ticket-soiling. One officer cated in Moscow, Petrograd, Odessa, replied, "Go boo tho Muyor. Wo have Kiev, Ekntorinoslav, etc. Thero is a dearth of professional no authority." It is well to ask tho Mayor of Jacksonville why his police men throughout Russit^nt tho present huvo no authority. Cun it be true 7 If timo, and it is purposud to help rem­ the police have no authority to stop edy this deficiency by extending help swindling, stop a fraudulent salo, if to tho classes which eventually will they have not authority to prevent graduate and fill tho vneunt posts. people from the dangers o f boing over­ crowded subjecting large number of ERIVAN, Armen In, Oct. 25.—Cer­ people to firo hazard, tho hazard of tain flourishing rice luui cotton fields stampede und othor dangers then it at the feet of Mount Ararat arc to­ is timo the Mayor of Jacksonville de­ day threatened with tho snmo destruc­ manded laws that would empower the tion that nt ono timo in ancient his­ police to give tho people 'such pro­ tory ovcrwhtdmed tho hanging gar­ tection. dens of Babylon, namely fniluro of The circus comcB to town to tnko tlie system of Irrigation and the in­ all tho money thnt it can got out of roads of desert sands. TZMffXLX ___ ____ • - ■«’V > Ul .ttl L I 5 for 10c 10 Days to Hatch! It takes ten days for tho eggs of a roach to hatch—so if you keep Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder around for a few days, the old ones will carry it into tho nests before they die— und as the young hatch, they will bo destroy­ ed, tool Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder costs 10c nnd 25c. Sold and guaranteed by R. C. BoWer.—Adv, IFE isn’ t worth living if you're weak nnd run down you can hardly drag yourself around. If the rich red blood, full of health and vigor, were pumping through your veins, the joy of life would come back soon enougltl Gudc’s Pcpto-Mangan lias worked this magic for thousands— It will do tho same for you. take it for a short time and see hoy/ youf health nnd strength improve. Your druggist lias it—liquid or tablets, as you prefer. \ • Gude's Pepto-Mangan Tonic a n d B lo o d E n rich cr I.enine nnd Trotzky nro caster now to identify by those whoulwnys have been in doubt over which is which. I.enine is the one who dies so often. "I was pale and thin, hardly able to go," says Mrs. Bessie Bearden, of Central, S. C. "I would sulfcr. when I stood on my lect, with bearing-down pains in my sides and the lower part ol my body. I did not rest well and didn’t want anything to cat. My color was bad and 1 felt miserable. A Iriend of mine told tne of NOTICE OF ELECTION To Hit- Slirrlff of Srmlmilr County, of tli<- ftfrili* of riiirlilm lie ll Known. Thnt I, II, OLAY OHAWFOIID, Secretary o f Stnta o f tho .‘-tuto o f Flnrliln, tlo horotiy g lv o nolloo (Imt u GENERAL ELECTION W ill ho holil In Homlnolo County, State o f Florida, on T uesday noxt uuccuoillm; tho first Monday In Novembor, A, D. tho sold T uesda y b ein g tho CARDUI Seventh Day o f November For United fUntoa Serin tor from the Stato o f Floridn. fo r six yours from .March 4, 1023. For ono llriirnHcntnttvo o f tho Fourth Coimrosslonnl District o f tho State o f Florida. In tho S lx ty -olg h th Con­ gress of I ho United Slutes, For SupoHntondont o f Public Instruc­ tion o f tiro State o f Florida. F or tw o Justices o f tho Supremo Court o f the Slate o f Florldu. F or two.Itnllriifid CoinmlsHlonors o f the Stato o f Florida. For olio memhor o f tho House o f Hop* roHontntlvuu o f tho Hlnto o f F lo r i­ da. For County Surveyor. F or Five Morhors o f tht Hoard o f Coun ty CommlHHlonors. Coni F or1thrflo t nre.i J Mo in l, it a nt tho County Ilonri! o f Pul,lie Instruction. For Justice o f tho Ponce In and fo r tho fo llo w in g Justice Districts, vlx: No. 21 For Conntuhtn In nnd fo r tho fo llo w in g Justice Districts, vlx.: No. 2. In Test Iinun y \Vhereof, 1 have like sumo of the methods employed hereunto set my hand and a f ­ PARK CITY, Utah., Oct. 25.—Tho fixed tiro Croat Heal o f the by a circus that visited that city yes­ State o f Florida, at T a lla h a s­ members of the Democratic Women’s terday and tho Journal says what it see. the Capital, this tho tw en ­ ty -fo u rth day o f August. A. U. club hero at an election of officers thinks in tho following: 1022. *■’• Tho industrial situation has not been without its benefits. For one thlnf, it hns called attention to the consum­ er. (SEAL) II. CLAY CRfWFOHD. Secret a w o f Htnte. To C. M. Hand, S h eriff Sommole C oun ­ ty. no-otc The Woman’s Tonic 0$ ^< flr) < a. (■->[) , . V ' Vi>) and I then remembered my mother used to take it .. . After the first bottle I was better. I began to fteslicii up and I re­ gained my strength and good, healthy color. 1 am feeling line. I took twelve bottles (of Cardui) and haven't had n bit of trouble since*1* Thousands of other women have lint1similar experiences in the use of Cardui, which has brought relief where oilier medicines had failed. it you suffer from female allmerits, lake Cardui. li is a woman’s medicine. It may be just what you need. At your druggist’s or dealer's hV ELDER SPRIluS WATER —Thomas It, Baker, Ph, D., of Rollins College, Analytic and Consulting Chemist says of the u .Per: "O f the many waters of this and oth­ er regions thnt I have analyzed, I have found nono superior In all gooi^qaalilies of that of tho "Elder Water."— Phone 3U-W. Office in Miller Building. Elder Springs Water Company Fall Fertilizers Send for our, new book by Bayard F. Floyd on Fall Application to Citruu Trees, nnd leaflet de­ scriptive or Vegetable Fertilizers. s J Mr. Floyd has given much information on care o f tho grove at this season outside o f his able treatment of the fertilize^ needs. Our Vegetable Formulas meet every require­ ment of the commercial truck grower. •* “VJ IDEAL FERTILIZERS lend in actual fiold production. Our prices are lowest possible con­ sistent with quality. Wilson &Toomer Fertilizer Co. Jacksonville, Florida ALAN SCOTT,, Mgr., Sanford Wnrehouse ■ni ■•At . ( / “I S �■ ■■ • - . ; THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 LOCALS from Orlando who has decided to cast his lot with tho City Substantial was a guest at tho Klwnnls luncheon today. Ilo will open an up-to-date cnfotcrln hero. Messrs. W. Scott, Overstroot and Itoseborgcr were guests of frionds at Maybe wo got that cool weather, the Klwnnls luncheon today and all now. expressed themselves as dollghtod with ■■-■ • the spirit shown by the local club. J. C. Dinklo of Longwood was in the city todny on business. AR preparations lmvo been com­ pleted for tho Woman's Club Fair W. W. Woodward and wife of Tnm- and Dollar Day noxt Friday nnd tho pa were guests at tho Lincoln House, promoters look for ona of tho biggest day’s from a business standpoint in last night. the history of Sanford. Lot’s all pull Friday will bo n big trading day in together and mako this a successful Sanford. Look for the big bargains annual event. in tomorrow’s Daily Horald. J. C. Murcheson, general superin­ tendent, J. F. Mead, assistant freight Mr. W. Green of Tnmpn (With tho Western Union Tel. Co.) was in tho agent, both of Jacksonville, and F. B. Langley division superintedent, of city yestordny greeting old frionds. Lnkclnnd, are a group of prominent J. H. Wendlor of Orlando was In tho A. C. L. officials who are hero today city todaw on business connected with on business. Tho last named is his publication, tho Feathered War­ brother o f our own Dr. Thcodoro and rior. Ho was accompanied,' by his has a host of worm friends who are always glad to wolcomo him o n , his wife and little daughter. too infrequent visits to Sanford. Mr. F. C. Jackson of Clovolqnd, 0., is in the city looking for an opening or an Auto Paint Shop which he hopes to open in the near future. Ho '■ reg­ istered among the guests at the Lin­ coln House. (from Mondv'i Dtlly) PEOPLESBANK MAKES CHANGE, NEW CASHIER Dr. Fletcher of Okeechobee City was in the city todny looking them over, lie rocently sold his drug busi­ W. H. TUNNICLIFFB WILL UK ness nt Okeechobee and Is looking for ACTIVE HEAD— II. P. SMITH n new loentlon but finds the field well GOES TO W. PALM REACH tnken care of In Snnford. Mr. D. II. Haven of Cartage, Mo., left Saturday for Atlanta and points In tho north after spending somo time hero in the interest of tho South­ ern Bell Telephone Co. Ho was n guest nt tho Lincoln House nnd creat­ ed many friends hero. Mr. J. L. Stocking of Evansvillo, Ind., left Saturday for Cleveland, 0., after spending some time here ns tho Lincoln House. Mr. Stocking at ono time was a criminal lawyer of fame and later was in the newspaper busi­ ness In the west. He bad been in Florida for two or three years nnd Is writing a now history on tho Stuto o f Florida. (From Tuttdftj'i D ill? ) Fine golf weather. Aid fine weather for growing crops nnd for business of oil kinds. The weather could bo cooler and wq would like It much better but it is fine weather nevertheless. The Dollnr Day Number is out to ­ day. We want everyone to boost this big day for it means much to Sanford. Robert Deane has returned from a trip to points in West Florida where ho spent the remainder of his vacation from tho Seminole Bnnk nnd had a wonderful time visiting relatives and frionds. Carey Hand, Dean Adcock, M. 0. Overstreet, DeWitt Miller nnd Frank Nchbin of Orlando were tho guests of tho Sanford Rotary Club todny and their many Sanford friends wore glad to scu them all. The many friends o f Frank Akers nrc glad to sco him out again after a week in the Fernuld-Lnughton hosp­ ital. Frank was suffering from ptomnino poisoning and hnd to bo tnkon to the hospital for treatment. Mr. nnd Mr8> Charles Matthews nrrlvcd In the city Alondny from Tenn­ essee making tho trip In their Ford Sedan and Charilo reports the worst roads the cntlro trip wero in Florldn. The many frionds o f tho Matthows fnmily will be glad to know that they have returned for tho winter. Dr. Ralph Stevens Is out agnin aft­ er a bad attack o f Infected foot that has kept his confined to his homo for several duyH. He is not nblo to get around much but hopes to bo himself again in a few days. His many fri­ ends are glad to sco his smiling faco on tho streets again (Tram W«dn»»i1»jr’i 0*11,) i Watch tho Dnlly llcrald tomorrow for an announcement o f rcul interest to every lady ih tho city. Shorman Lloyd und Hart Herndon both got back from tho district meet­ ing of the Klwnnls Clubs—sober. Doh Holly is in Orlando today at­ tending u meeting of tho Rotnry Club »f that city, and shaking hands with his humorous old-tlmo friends In' tho City lloautlful. One of tho most interesting meet­ ings of the local Klwnnls Club ovor hold in Sanford took placo at tins Vuldfcz Hotel today, an account of Which will appear tomorrow. Several chnnges will take plnce in tho personnel of the Peoples Hank, the same to become effective on No­ vember first. W. H. Tunnicliffe be­ comes tho first vice-president and a tlvo bend or the bnnk nnd E. . Hawkins will become tho cashier. II. P. Smith, tho former vice-president and cashier has accepted a position as managing director of the Palm Bench Hank & Trust Co., and will leave for bis new position Novcmbor first. W. II. Tunnicliffe comes to Sanford with many years of experi­ ence us n bunker nnd business man. Formerly of Now York City whore lio was engaged in tho prnctcle of law for many years ho came to Osceola county twelve years ago and lias been active in the business nnd hanking circles of that county helping to or­ ganize the Hunk of St. Cloud and be­ ing the vice-president and director sinco that time. Mr. nnd Mrs. Tunni­ cliffe have ulrendy moved to Sanford nnd become a part’o f the social nnd business life of the city taking apart­ ments, in the Wolnkn block nnd mak­ ing their future home hero. E. II. Hawkins, tho new cashier, has been in the banking business for many yenra nnd for tho pnst fifteen yenrs Ims been cashier of the Stata Bunk of Bartow, Both Messrs, Tunic]iffe and Haw­ kins hnvo purchased stock in tho Peo­ ples Bank nnd with the same strong financial backing that this bnnk has always enjoyed it should forge ahead in the noxt few years and become ono of tho best in this part of the state. Tho new officers nnd directors elect­ ed nt the last meeting are ns follows: J. R. Anthony, president; W. T. Tunnicliffe, first vice-president; l»r. S. Puleston, second vice-president; E. 11. Ilnwkins, cashier and with the above named gentlemen und C. F. Williams nnd E. II. Scoggnns consti­ tute tho board of directors. Tho resources of tho Peoples Bank are now well over tho $700,000 mark nnd tho bnnk and the new board of directors anticipate n most bright nnd prosperous future nnd tho new vice president nnd cashier will be mndu welcome in tho buslnoss nnd social circles of tho city. II. I*. Smith, tho retiring vice-pres­ ident nnd cashior has been in Snnford for tho past two years and 1ms built up a large circle of businuss and so­ cial acquaintances who will regret to seo him leave Snnford but who also rejoice in Ills promotion to such n lino position ns ho will hold in the I’ulm Bench Bunk. Mr. Smith, though a yc;mg man In years, ia experienced in hanking and accounting and holds the respect und esteem of the hands of tho banking system with which ho has been connected for many years. Mr. Smith 1ms been connected with tho Banker.’ Trust Company, of At­ lanta for many yenrs nnd Ids duties with this company and in other lines of banking business took him over many sections in tho union. His work is recognized ns being among the best in the entire system nnd his superiors hnvq recognized this work by giving him n fino advancement in, his now position. Mr. and Mrs. Smith havo umleared themselves to a host of friends in(tliis city who will ho sorry to learn of tholr leaving Snnford hut hupc to see them,again at somo time in tho future whqn they may roturn to agnin take up tholr residence In this section. 7 Owi&r Away— House Occupied 1 H The coal Industry needs! Mrs. Mary Markol says, "While I avers a contemporary. Not I was away, bod bugs took possasslon of than tho JSsch-Cummlns my house. Thoy wero everywhere, I a dentist. want to my druggist and ho told mo Hcg^l Guaranteed Bed Bug Liquid A clear colorless liquid was tho safest, quickest remedy, 1 used it and got rapid relief,’’ Got a honl wounds, cuts, sores nn tho latest nnd best pr STATES ATTORNEY BUSY AOAIN can today. 25e. Sold and guaranteed medical science. Ask fd by R. G. Bower.— Adv. AFTER TIIIRY DAY Borozono, It is a marvel in j RECESS Ing remodlos. Price, 80cl American Schooner $1.20, Sold by Union PhJ MARION, 111., Oct. 23.—State-at­ Adv. torney duty today ronwod his investi­ W ins Over Canada’ s ________ X gation of Horrln mine killings con­ junction with schoduleed reconvenlen-1^GLOIJCESTER, Mass. ,Oct. 24,— ing todny nftor thlry day recess o f The Henry Ford, American schooner, Williamson county special grand Jury todny defeated tho Bluo Nose, CdO|^ wffleh returned 386 Indictments before dian champion, In the first official recess. race of this yoar’s contest fo r Interna­ MY 8PECIALTIL tional honors among the Atlantic Pickard’s Hand-Painted COIin NEEDS DISPUTED HIT fishing vessels. Gorham’s BUrllng Sltrerl Tho official time at the finish was: Rogers’ Plated Ware CHICAGO, Oct. 24.— Ono question­ Ford, 4:01:35; Blue Nose; 4:13:50. Elgin and Waltham Wat ed hit separates Ty Cobb manager of tho Detroit Tigors from tho charmed Lloyd Geqrgo, In his memoirs, will j , circle of .400 hitters for 1022, It wos not tell all ho knows. He knows too Lew is O'Bryaa O’BRYAN & SHARc discovered todny in compilation of much for that. tho official bntting records by Irwin Attorneys-at-Law j M. Howo( official statistician of tho You Spend G I5c on RatrSnsp to Will American 'Longue. Without that hit Bxan^natftna0of°Ah«trlie!J'o(| > Save $I00T Cobb’s total is .308, but with it ho onO ff Idaa’ in *Bem” n o le flCoiiinty'M One Otic pkg. enn kill 60 rats. The ters the .400 rnnks for tho third time RANVOtlU, KLoniul in his career ns longue bntting load­ average rnt will rob you o f $10 a er for the last 16 yenrs with hut three yenr in feed, chicks nnd property de­ SEED CORN, COWPEA8, struction. RAT-SNAP is deadly to exceptions. BEANS, MILLET, f,| On May 16, In a game nt Now York rats. Cremates after killing. Leaves SEED, SORGHUMl between Detroit,and the Yanks, Cobb no smell. Comes In cakes. Rats will was credited in unofficial newspnper pass up meat, grain cheese to feast F o r Immediate shipment. \l Fluid und VuuuiuM* box scores with two hits nnd by the on RAT-SNAP. Three sizes, 85c, 65c, af obrleP rice List and Cataloiut.1 offlcinl scorer with only ono safe $1.26. Sold and guaranteed by Ball tlful and Instructive c s u io c l and g iv e s valuable Inform! smash. Investigation o f the discrep­ Hardware Co,— Adv. fa r m in g and gardening for p| th o South. w r i t e to us lodsJ ancy has been started nnd tho con­ lal prices on your scud real The Hornld delivered, 15c per week. Our complotu mock will *»■ troversy will be laid boforo -Bun supply you to ndvanUge in Johnson of tho Americton League. If quality. the hit is for Cobb, It will mako him E. A . Martin tho only sluggor in bnseball history Oldrat aud Lnrgret Mrrd lloi to pass the .400 mark throe times. 302-20S 13uul Day Sir! George Staler of St. Louis hns two JA CK SO N V ILLE -i. .400 murks this year und 1920, both times the league record. Poet Cards at the Herald] Cobb’s .420 in 1011 Btands ns the INVESTIGATION COLD WAVE IS PREDICTED HERRIN TRAGEDY RENEWED TODAY FOR COUNTRY ;r _______ _____ DISTURBANCE OVER LAKE CION MOVING EAST­ WARD RE­ (H r T h e A ssociated I’ r r u ) WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.— Disturb­ ance o f considerable intensity la cen­ tral over the Lako Region today and will movo hnpidly eastward this after­ noon or tonight and be followed by considerably cooler Voathor In states cast of the Mississippi rlvor with frosts probably tonight in Ohio val­ ley. Eennossco northern Alabama and northern nnd central Mississippi. P L A N E S W IL L A T T E M P T F L IG H T ARO U N D W ORLD (H r T h e A s s o cia te * P r s s s ) WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.—1Tenta­ tive pinna for nn attempted flight of nrmy airplanes around tho world hnvo been under consideration fo r somo months by air service officials, It wns learned yestordny, but tho project has not as yet passed tho preliminary sur­ vey stage. Vnjunblo data on avail­ able routes in both directions has been obtained, howover, and ultimately it is Imped to Bend a considerable aerial squadron on tho voyngo, Tho project will not bo laid before Secretary Weeks for approval, it wuss aid, until it tnkes much more definite form. Two of tho routes considered aro that from the Atlantic ConHt via Ice­ land nnd Ireland, and that from tho Pacific via Aluskn, tho Aloution Is­ lands, Siberia and homo via Ireland and Iceland. Army flyers conceived tho worldcircling flight plan in lino with the reasons which prompted President Roosevelt to soml the fleet around the world in 1908, it was said. It would have value both ns a step in providing nerinl defense through training and in giving tho world a bettor under­ standing of American post-war devel­ opments. ASK INCREASE OF SERGEANTS FOR THE ARMY IN ORDER THAT 1,600 NON-COMS WILL NOT BE CUT ( l l y T h e A u m ie liit r d WASHINGTON, I). C., Oct. 21.—An amendment to tho national defense account to increase the number of sergeants in tlio army wns asked by Secretary Weeks in order that about 1,000 non-commissioned officers as­ signed as instructors to National Guard, organized reserves and train­ ing corps units will not have to be cut In rank and pay duo to progres­ sive reduction of army. Breed Like Sixty! "Rats breed like sixty near the wat­ er hero," said Frnnk A. Zunsar, "and wo have to get rid of them every few months. Wo can only do it, we find, by using Royal Guaranteed Rat Paste which is tho best rat killer wo hnvo ovor found.” (lot a 25 or 59 cent han­ dy tube todny nnd destroy ALL rata. Sold aud guaranteed by R. C. Bower. Adv. ATTEMI’T FLIGHT FROM PENSACOLA TO WASHINGTON PENSACOLA, Fla., Oct. 24.—Barring Inclement weather, two of the latest type Dellavilnm) airplanes, piloted by Lieutenant 11. II. Wyntt and Lieutenant G. T. Owen, will take o ff from Pensueoln nnvnl air station tomorrow morning for Washington. No definite hour hns been selected for the depnrturo. The flyers arrived nt tho local sta­ tion Friday on the first trnns-continontnl airplane flight ever attempted by the navy. Thoy flew from San Francisco via Now Orlcnns, and since arriving here tho planes have been put into first class shnpo for tho flight to Washington. From Washington, Lieutenants Wyntt nnd Owen will swing back ncross tho continent to the Pnciflc Const, taking tho contrnl route. In flying from San Francisco to Pensa­ cola they made four stops, three for fuel and at New Orleans for tho Le­ gion convention. MANY ATTEND REALTOH8’ CONVENTION AT ST, PETE ST. PETERSBURG, Fin., Oct. 24.— A large attendance marked tho open­ ing hero todny of tho two days’ con­ vent ion o f tho Florida Realtors' As­ sociation. Representatives of every IIuvo tho Horald do your noxt job important town in tho ntnto are hero Mr. Luke Thompson, a new arrival o f printing. ,Wo havo tho equipment In gooa nnmbors, HENRY McLA • JEWELER | Set modern high mark In the early dnys of tho gnine "Tip” O’Neill, of tho St. Louis club of the old American Asso­ ciation, mndo a .992 in 1887, the same year that Pop Anson, of the Chicago Nationals made .421. Cobb’s .400 average this year, if he wins it, a ls o stands ns an answer to the query whether the Georgian is slowing up uftcr fifteen yenrs of dnzzling speed in the major longues. Last year llielmann of Detroit, assumed leadersbip of the American Leaguo sluggers, heating Cobb's .389 by fivo points. Cobb’s nverngo fell o ff to .332 in 1920, his lowest with ono ex­ ception in 15 yenrs. STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT IS INACTIVE ON ROADS IN SOUTH FLORIDA AND ADMITS THE TRUTH BIG CROP Fertilizers Enrich tho soil, increase tho yield, hasten maturity, Im. prove the quality. It pays to use thorn rogulnrly. Stock In our wnrehouso at Sanford, Booklet free from warehouse or from— Armour F ertilizer Works LANDIS, FISH ft iiufl Attorneys nnd Counsellor DcLAND, FLORIDA Will practice in the State atl a I Courts.’ Special facilities! tmlning nnd Perfecting Laif GEO. G. H E R R l Attorney-at-I.aw No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Jacksonville. Florida SANFORD, FLA. SLABS, VASES' b u il d in g y MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS MILVIS MARBLE COMPANY J. W. BARRETT, Representative QUARRY DISTRIBUTORS • j Secure our prices before placing your orders; yon be more than repaid. ' All work done in a satisfactory manner and your ness is appreciated. TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 24.—Chairman Phillips, o f the State Road De­ partment during a debate todny on a resolution to accept $899,909 of the proceeds of Bruvard county road bond issue nnd construct Rond Number 4 through that county, declared the de­ partment had done practically nothing for South Florida and but little for the oast coast. Thu resolution was defeated, only Phillips nnd I. E. Schilling, of Miami, who introduced it, voting In the affirmative. The board adopted a resolution authoriz­ ing the chief ongincor to advertise for bids for the construction of 4 and one-quarter miles of highway south of Brndcntown on Rornl No. 5. Ac­ cepted Madison county bonds at $7,999 pur mile and ugreed to grade tiny J highway from Suwannee river to Madison nnd from Madison to tho Georgia lino. On Flour, Grain andFee| Fruit and Vegetable C rates Y ou Can Buy From Us at Wholesale Prices Write lor Prloc I.In Pnlulkfi, Floridj Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots WOMAN’S NAME WHO WITNESSED DOUBLE MURDER I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING BECAME KNOWN TODAY AND SHE GIVES NEW TES­ TIMONY “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” « NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 24.—The name of the wamnn reputed to have witnessed tho double murder of Rev. Hall und Mrs. Mills became known today. Sho Is Mrs. Juno Gibson, wid­ ow, who with her son conducts a farm on Hamilton road. Before harvest time her fields are frequently robbed, Ench night Bho lay in wait to end the thievery. Tho night of tho murder she is said to have told the investiga­ tors she was riding do,wn Debrussy's lane through tho Phillips farm when she saw in the field the dim outlines of two men nnd two women. Sho be­ came curious, halted her mule and watched, there was a moment of loud talking, sound of pistol shot, n streak of flame and one mnl foil. A moment later four moro shots and ono woman fall, Mrs. Gibson became frightened and fled. lion— lots are being ^old right along and building in I section is such as to gladden the heart o f those who naj the good of Sarford at heart. This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement an to say just what is my candid convictions would P i moat too strong for tho careful, conservative person-" I person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow J 1ms VISION will agree with mo now— the otherjaten, J .E ■ ' .V! fiP IT R L IN �- \: y m y .1"* ,• ' ' •® & ' C=*'’ ■ ■ ■ ■ -■ ' ■■ ■■■■■■*■ , * ■•f, 1■■*;t''?•'^^*/n - u,v' v ^ 'r^ v ■ ■■.■■'■ . 11 ........... ............... . * WHAT ARE YjOU GOING TO DO REGARDING THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS? By Tho Plant City Courier « l (■■ ta fut l*n K3 fn Tho biennlnl election Ib near, when, leslde tho naming of a numbor of of­ ficials, Florida doctors are to voto for [ r against four propoaod changes in [io Constitution, which Is so aged and Already amended so many times that Is a man’s job for even a trained and Astute lawyer who has made a spectd study of Florida history and legBlntlvo procedure to follow it But bad it not boon amended from time time, many of those who now onjoy tho privileges of citizenship in [his great stato, would not bo hero. constitution drafted and adopted lore than thirty-five years ago could jtardly bo expectod to conform in all aspects to the needs and customs of liis day and time, for there has boon inrvolouB progress In tho scientific [nd invontlvo world during tho years itorvcnlng, In lBSfi thero were no [utomobilos, telephones, and electric* ty for light and power wns practical­ ly unknown; there wns no wireless telegraphy, no radiophone communlculon, no moving pictures and no ar­ tificially mndo ice— nono of these tomforts and devices, now regarded by ninny people us necessities, had peon perfected at that time, and it is (ot to bo wondored at that wo occnsonnlly find it necessary or expedient moot changed conditions by nmondlonts to tho Constitution. After all, it is merely a question appreciating tho situation to deter­ mine tho courso to pursue relntivo to jo four proposed amendments which fro to bo presented at the uppronchJng election. For our part, wo expect to voto for throe of theso propositions. The first that will appear on tho ballot Is a joint resolution proposing 'nn amendment to Section 10 of Arti­ cle XII, relating to education. By the (adoption «>f this proposed nmondment It will 1)0 wit hip tho power of tho freeholders o f n special tax school [district to authorize a levy of not to exceed ten mills for school purposes. Phis authority is not now needed by somo districts, but it is very much seeded in othor districts where chllIren are deprived of school advant­ ages bpcauso tho state has outgrown the constitutional limitations plncod millago for educational ndvnucelont. Whoro additional funds are lot needed, the proposed privilege loed not be invoked, nnd another rea­ son that carries assurance that tho proposed authority is not out of or­ der will rest entirely with those who pay tax on real or personal property, tho "floater" or elector who does not pity tax other than capitation, or poll tax, not being eligible to express a •■hol:o in elections involving taxation. ,0110 should not lose Hight of tho fact thnt Florida adopted compulsory cdupation without making provision to [louse or tench tho children thnt it ins Intended to force to nttoiid school, 'ompulsory education is a blessing because it permits many children to ret at least n grammar school edu­ cation when otherwise they would bo Compelled to forego thnt right— yet, by adopting thnt method without ar­ ranging a method of providing introased facilities and to pny teachers to instruct tho subjocts, tho stato has forced thousands of children into schools already crowded and rendered progress slow and difficult for both classes of pupils— tho voluntary stu­ dents nnd thoso who havo enrolled by virtuo of tho compulsory law. Effic­ ient schools nrn needed in every com­ munity, nnd rights embraced in tho proposed amendment nro necessary to provide good schools, Tho second proposed amendment Is that to Articlo V, relating to tho Ju­ diciary. This would permit appoint­ ment by the governor of additional circuit judges in circuits where tho need may bo apparent. As popula­ tion increases, litigation and crlmo in­ crease, nnd if justico is to bo expect­ ed without dolay, it is necessary to provide for disposing of ensos in a reasonably prompt manner, Tho mills of justice grind entirely too slow In some sections, and the amendment will bring some relief. We expect to voto for an amend­ ment to Section 3 of Articlo XVI, re­ lating to time of payment of salaries of stato officers, because it is not just to expect, much less require, a man or woman to labor twolvo months and have only three pay days,—these be­ ing three months apart. Adoption of this proposed amendment will allow state officials to receive their salaries monthly, upon their own requisition. Many of us would complain bitterly if we missed a weekly or monthly pay­ day, but in tho case of our state of­ ficials the pay-days come only with the changing seasons—spring, sum­ mer, fall |and winter. Consider this carefully and voto ns your conscience dictates, The fourth ami Inst of the proposed amendments is that which relates to ronpportionment of representation in (lie Legislature, under a change in Section 11 of Articlo VII. Wo will vote "no" in this case for the reason thnt it is unnecessary. Tho Consti­ tution already provides for renppnrtiomnont every ten years, and sinco the Legislature has repeatedly failed to perform this duty, wo do not see or know any reason for a change In tho Constitution in thnt respect. Tim North und West portions of Florida hnvo fo9 ninny yenrs had the balance of power in tho legislature, mid sinco the proposed amendment does not specify a rulo or basis of nny char­ acter Li use in renpporUonmont of representation in the senate, tho south and east sections of the state cannot with any degree of certainty anticipate relief through adoption of this proposition. Hillsborough county, with more than 100,000 population, now shares a place in the senate with Pinellas county. Wo havo no assur­ ance that wo would he allowed to. re­ tain even a hnlf portion of n senntor if tho senatorial representation is to he reapportioned under tho proposed amendment. Vote against this amendment nnd thereby express to the governor your knowledge that if is his duty to compel the legislature, at its next session, to reapportion ns outlined and specified nnd required by the Constitution of Florida. N E W M IN ISTER S [. W . W . M EM B ER S TO T A K E O ATH S N O W ON T R IA L A T A N D GET SEALS SACRAM ENTO SACRAMENTO, Oet. 25.—The trinl bf the ten self-admitted members of [he Industrial Workers of tho World, /ho nro charged iwitK violating tho California criminal syndicalism act /ns continued today with testimony bf the prosocutloln. The testimony nkeii by tho* prosecution indicates that |t is ,sceking to establish thnt the or­ ganization ,is committed to tho doc­ trine of sabotage. IF A T FIRST Y O U D O N ’T SUCCEED, T R Y , T R Y A G A IN NEW YORK, Oct. 2fi—Joromo Ublo painter and opera singer, will be Carried tho third time to the woman bo first married in 1003.. Tho wedling w ilf take place in Rome booh. Bile married Miss Elizabeth Norris of Philadelphia. She divorced him in 191*1. They remnrrlod In 1017 but iivorcou again two years later. They let ngnln four weeks ago nnd mndo Jp their differences nnd nrrnngcd infringe for the third time. LONDON, Oct. 25.—King George Jins summoned council for todny, nt which nil new ministers nnnounced yesterday by 'the prime ministers, Honor Law, will take their, oaths of offico and receivo their senis. Here’s. More Trouble , For Newspapermen BUFFALO, Oct. 25— Mayor Schuwb is expected* to appear before tho su­ premo court justico todny nnd ask for nn order requiring editors nnd report­ ers of tho Evoning News to show cause why they rofuBO to nppear be­ fore tho mayor to disclose tho basis nnd sources of their information for a series of nrtlcics disclosing alleged protected gambling nnd wido open city. Tho Nows editorially disclaims being engaged in a political squabble or personal grudge fight against tho mayor. No possiblo penalty, tho edi­ torial declares, can budgo tho Nows from its adherence to the principle of ptotecting Its sources of confidential information. YOUR FUTURE FORETOLDt Send dimo, blrthdnto and stamp for NEW YORK, Oet. 25.—A cargo of truthful, Tollable, convincing trial nearly 67,000 cases of dntes, tho first reading. Prof. Erwing, Box 1120,, big Importation of Christmas goods Station C, Los Angeles, California. 10-7-14-21-28-p. this year, come today from Bombay. SHOP EARLY ■ ; •, 1 ,,::’ " : THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 fc» fat • . / ^: *»\ ■ -« ■' ■— WILBUR MOTT NOW IN CHARGE OF THE HALL-MILLS PROBE DEPUTY A T IO RENY GENERAL TAKES HOLD OF THE . INVESTIGATION NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Oct. 26. — Deputy Attorney-General Wlrbur A. Mott draped himself In robes of si­ lence today nnd plunged into tho In­ vestigation of tho Hall-Mills murdor, to which ho wns assigned yesterday by Attorncy-Gcnor^} McCrnn. Mr. Mott spent tfie ofernoon closeted with County Prosecutor Beckman of Somerset, learning whnt tho county nuthnVltles havo (lone nnd learned since the bodies o f Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Rein­ hardt Mills wero found on Sept 16. This afternoon Prosecutor Strieker of Middlesex county joined the confer­ ence. When It wns over, Mr. Mott issued a signed statement saying ho was greatly pleased to find tho county au­ thorities already had accomplished so much in thoir investigation.. He de­ clined to make nny comment on nny nngle of tho case. Newspaper men wero particular to ask Mr. Mott about tho story that Mrs. Jane Gibson, a widowed fnrmor, out riding a mulo In quest of thieves who had looted her corn pntch had witnessed the'murders. While MrB, Gibson wns said to have witnessed the shooting, it was said thnt she wns unable because of tho darkness, to Identify tho mnn who, she said, mndo up the murdor party. Sho gave tho authorities, howovor, one good cluo to their identity. After the minister nnd choir Blnger bad been slain, sho wns quoted ns soyS g, tho man bent over tho postrnto figures—presumably to cut Mrs. Mills’ throat—and his accomplice crietf out: "O h--" (mentioning tho Christian name of the supposed slay­ er.) C L Y D E LIN E ST E A M E R STILL F A ST ON LEDGE ■ ■ ■ —1 ................. —— ■■ I w -------- — I J town nnd to take thnt money out o f town. Our local theatres and amuaomunt enterprises keep tho monoy In town. Wo wouldn't allow one o f our thentres to overcrowd Its halts or to roll reserved seats that couldn't bo delivered. Tho police would stop it. The public should hnvo stopped that snlo at the Hngonbeck-Wallace show. Tho Ilngenbock-Wallnco show works dishonestly with the public. It‘should not be allowed to roturn. Othor cities to which it goes should bo wnmed of its bad practices nnd bo prepared to protect themselves against these dofinnt graftors. N ow sm oked by a m illion men who love a s u p e r io r cigarette "Theso Rats Wouldn’t F,nt My Best (train," Says Fred Lamli "It’s hard to keep rats out of a feed store. Tried for years. A neighbor­ ing store sold mo some RAT-SNAP. It worked wonders. Gathered up dead rats every morning. Bought more RAT-SNAP. Haven't n rat now. They wouldn't oat my host grain when I threw RAT-HNAI* around." Three sizes, 85c, 65c, 51.25. Sold and guar­ anteed by Bnll Hardware Co.— Adv. JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 25.—Tho Lennpe is still aground and it may beeomo necessary to dredgo her free. The vessel is resting in nine feet of water nt high tide, hut normally draws twelve foot. Wreckers are afraid to pull her off while resting WOMEN IN POLITICS on an even keel fnr'fenr o f springing ARE GETTING HEAL BUSY her plates nnd nro hoping for a high wind to kick up tho sea so tho vessel WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.—The cx wilt rock and pulling can he resumed. iTUtiVocpimdl of National Woman’s Party met here todny t» consider sovJOURNAL DID NOT LIKE CIRCUS 'rnl questions regarded ns vital to METHODS the progress of women in politics nnd to lay plans for a national confer­ The Jacksonville Journal did not ence of the party here November 11. Tho industrial situation hns not been without its benofits. For one thing, it hns called attention to the consum­ er. Knso the pnln of a rheumatic attack by a rubbing application o f Bnliard’a Snow Liniment. It reliovcs tender­ ness und strengthens tho Joints Three sizes, 30c, 60c and $1.20 per bot­ tle. Sold by Union Phnrmacy.— Adv. km s-y A buried city hns been found In Columbia. It is bolievcd to have had private ownership a* stroet railways. A coni operator says the consumer will be tho loser in tho strike settle­ ment. How nn idea, once started trnvols. T O M M Y B U R N S IS GROOMING N E W “ W H IT E H O PE” lllr The AumirlnlrJ 1'rraa) i .ONDON, Oct. 25.—Tommy Burns, ex-heavyweight champion claims to have found n new “ whito hope" in Robert Rend, n gigantic Irish youth, who has lived in Scotland sinco ho wan 12 years old. Rond la now 21. lie is six foot four nnd ono-half-Inches tall, weighs nearly two hundred pounds, and has a reach of 81 1-2 in­ ches, 7 1-2 inches more tlinn Demp­ sey’s. In a photograph sent to the Daily Mall, the British votornn’s find towers above him. Burn’s hend rcnchoa on­ ly to Read's shoulders. Rend hns a good appearance, nn athletic build, nnd is gnining fight experience in tho rough and tumble life of tho English trnvcling boxing show, a familiar sight nt nny Binnll town cnrnlvnl or country fair. Rums says that ho hns tried Rend out and thnt ho Is not disappointed in him. "Ijist year Read won tho artiateur western district championship in Scotland.” said Burns. "IIo Is a quiet, gentlemanly hoy nnd, of course, he ncedn a lot of experience. Only time can tell whether he will develop Into n real champion. Tho experi­ ence with the trnvcling boxing,show, which he poinod nfter winning tho amateur championship, certainly will not do him any harm." p - irj HOW TO GET BACK THE “JOY OF LIFE” cigarettea L IFE isn’t worth living if you’re so weak and run down you can hardly drag yourself around. If the rich red blood, full of health and vigor, were pumping through your veins, the joy of lile would come back nought Gude’s Pcplo-Mangan soon enough! lias worked tthis hi magic ___ for thousands— It will do the same for you. Take It for a short time and sec hoy yout* health nnd strength improve. Your druggist has it—liquid or tablets, as you prefer. I 5 for 10c 10 Days to Hatch! it takes ten days for tho eggs of a ronch to hatch—so if you keep Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder around for a few days, tho old ones will carry it into tho nests before they die— nnd as the young hatch, they will bo destroy­ ed, tool Royal Guaranteed Ronch Powder costs 10c nnd 25c. Sold nnd guaranteed by II. C. Rower.— Adv. f P epto-M .an?»an Tonic a n d B lo o d E n rich er = I«o It Known. That I. II. CLAY CHAWFOItl), Soorstary o f Htnto o f tho Stato o f Florida, do hereby ulvo notloa that a GENERAL ELECTION Will ho hold In Homtaolo County, State o f Florida, on Tuesday noxt HuccoodltiK tho first Moodny III November, A. 1), IP22. (ho sold Tuesday b ein g the CARDUI 1 Seventh Dny of November For F or F or For For For F or m "I was pale and thin, hardly able to go," says Mrs. Bessie Bearden, of Central, S. C. "I would suffer, when 1 stood on m>; leet, with bearing-down pains in my sides and the lower part of my body. I did not rest well and didn't want anything to eat. My color was bad and I felt miserable. A friend of mine told me of T o tlx* o f S imiiI iki Ii* C o u n t r . n l tin- Stall* o f F l n r l i l n i For 9 “ Feeling > Fine!” NOTICE OF ELECTION For 'M Gude’s Lenina and Trotzky nro caster now to identify by thoso whoahv tys hnvo been in doubt over which Is which. Lenlnu is the one who dies so often. For 'm United Staten Hanntor from the Htnto o f Florida, fo r six years from .March I, 11)23. ono llopronontntlvo o f tho Fourth Congressional District o f tho Htnto o f Florida. In tho Hlxtv-olnhth Con* Kress o f I lio United Staten. HuiicHntondnnt o f l'ublto In stru c­ tion o f tho Htnto o f Florida. tw o Justices o f tho Hunromo Court o f tho Htato o f Florida. tw o .Itnllrond Cointnlsalonors o f tho Stale o f Florida. on o mem ber o f tho House o f n o p rasontntlvoH o f tho Htnto o f F lo r i­ da. Comity Surveyor. Five Morhcrn o f tho Itonrd o f C oun ­ ty Commissioners. throe Momhurn o f tho County Donrd o f I'ubllo Instruction. Justico o f tho Uonoo In nnd fo r tho f o llo w in g Justico Districts, vlt: No. The Woman's Tonic and I then remembered my mother used to take it .. . Alter the first bottle I was better. 1 began to fle*lictt up and I re­ gained my strength and good, healthy color. I am feeling fine. I took twelve bottles (of Cardui) and liavcii't had a bit of trouble since." Thousands of other women have had similar experiences in the use of Cardui, which has brought relief where other medicines had failed. If you suffer from female ail­ ments, lake Cardui. it Is a woman's medicine. It may be Just what you need. At your druggist's or dealer’s 2 F or Constnldo In nnd fo r ttio fo llo w in g Justice Districts, vlx.: No. 3. In T estim ony W h oroof, I hnvo hereunto set my hand and a f ­ fixed tho Croat Heal o f tho Stato o f Florida, nt T a lla h a s­ see, tho Capital, this tho twonty -fou rth day o f August, A. D. 1932. (S E A L ) II. CLAY C n « W F O K D , Hecratallr uf Htnto. To C. M. Hand, S h eriff Hommolo C oun ­ ty. GS-ato like somo of tho methods employed PARK CITY, Utah., Oct. 25__ 'Tho by a circus that visited that city yes­ members of the Democratic Women’s terday and the Journnl says whnt it club here at an election of officers thinks in the following: Everybody loves a circus, Tho old lust night elected Mrs. J. L, Aubrey, h (7 story is: "W o would soil tho cook “ Baby Tender." Her duties will bo to look after infants whiio mothers stove to go." But everybody hntes a swindle nnd delv into timely political matters. everybody detests n swindler. When A provision for the establishment of 22 a circus swindles, it loses its churm. a hnby chick room mndo. We havo received a numbor of com­ —Thomas R. Baker, Ph. D., of plaints about tho Haggenbcck-Wni- NORMAN MACK GETS Rollins College, Analytic and HUGE SUM FOR IIIS luce circus that showed in this town DEFENSE OF "G U Y" yesterday. Tho complaints are Justi­ Consulting Chemist says of the >' -Uer: "O f the mnny waters of this and oth­ fied—justified to tho extent thnt tho city administration might to refuse to WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Oct. 25.— Su­ er regions thnt I have analyzed, I have found none superior in all goct| quali­ give this circus the right to show In premo Court Justice Morscnuser to­ Jacksonville again if it over makes day awarded John E. Mnck, guardian ties of that of the "Elder Water.’’— Phono 311-W. Office In Miller RuUdlng. of Ilnhy Guy Stillman, $25,000 for his application to do so. infant it sold reserved Beats nt reserve services in defending the illitnmcy sent price; it t»uld thorn as long m» agninst ;hn charge of the people enmo to buy; it sold thorn brought by Janies A. .Stillman, mil­ long after every sent, reserved or lionaire banker n his suit for jlivorce utherwiHu was occupied; it sold what from Mrs. Anno U. Stillman. Ho also it did not hnvu to sell. Thnt Is just allowed Mr. Mnck 54,001.11, which tho gtmrdiun reported ho had expended in plain swindle. It had no standnrd price on its con­ Guy's behalf. The court allowed Referee Daniel cession counters. They charged what­ ever they thought they could got away J. Glflnson, who heard evidence in tho with. It wns in Hhort, a shortchange o s e s , compensation nt tho rutc of $150 a day for 148 days do voted to tho gang. cuse, a total of $22,200; I*. T. Bnrnum was the biggest showmap this country ever had. It was ho who declared thul the people liked to RUSSIAN STUDENT WILL CON­ Send for our .new book by Bayard F. Floyd bo fooled . The people do like to bo TINUE ON AMERICAN RATIONS on Fall Application to Citrus Trcc3, and lcnflot de­ fooled but they don’t liko tq be cheat­ scriptive o f Vegetable Fertilizers. PETROGIUD, Oct. 25.— Russinn ed, and there’s a difference between students to the number of 10,000 will being fooled and being chentol. Mr. Floyd has given much information on The police wero appealed to nt this be fed by American roliof during tho care of tho grove at this season outside of his show last night and asked to stop this coming scholastic year. They nro lo­ able treatment of the fertilize^* needs. fraudulent ticket-selling. Ono officer cated in Moscow, Potrogrnd, Odessa, replied, "Go seo tho Mayor. Wo havo Kiev, Ekntorinoslav, etc. Our Vegetable Formulas meet every require­ no authority.” It is well to ask tho Thoro is n dearth of professional ment of the commercial truck grower. Mayor of Jacksonville why his polico men throughout Russia,nt tho present IDEAL FERTILIZERS lead In actual field have no authority. Can it bo truo? If time, nnd it is purposed to holp rem­ . production, pur prices are lowest possible con­ the polico hnvo no authority to stop edy this deficiency by extending help sistent with quality. swindling, Htop a fraudulent sale, if to tho cldssci which oyantuaily will they havo not authority to prevent graduate nnd fill the vneant posts. people from the dungurs of being over­ crowded subjecting large numbor of ER1VAN, Armenia, Oct. 25.—Cer­ people to fire hazard, tho hazard of tain flourishing rice find cotton fields stampodo and other dangors then it nt the fout of Mount Ararat arc to­ !r time tho Mayor uf Jacksonville de­ day threatened with the same destruc­ Jacksonville, Florida manded laws thnt would empower the tion that ut ono timo in ancient his­ police to give tho people 'such pro­ tory overwhelmed tho hunging gar­ ALAN SCOTT,. Mgr., Sanford Warehouse x tection. dens of Babylon, namely failure of Tho circus comes to town to tnko tho system of irrigation nnd tho in­ all tho monoy thnt it can got out of roads of desert sands. j .‘it ELDER SPRING WATER Elder Springs Water Company Fall Fertilizers m >'H Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. . .Vi-:. m m �Como to the public forum at the THESANFORDHERALD court house tomorrow night and hear The, United States government can forever fool ui and wo won’t n would undoubtedly land Its moral, man sept it, thor are simply going to ,i" , nnd money, support, for It knows the thoimolv.8 with J ^ N llt it a >4 U ttM the nmendment and othor political ft. J. HOLLY. HlUo narrow 2 * R, J. L1LLAHO.. _M m U rM 'rM nnt nintters discussed. ,/\ny matter that benefits accruing from tho extermina­ tlon t'( South Alabama nut! (J(,or[rj. ___ O iim l HiM itf f t A. NKBIi. Tho Citrus Fruit Exchange is ndvo A dvrrltaln R MnniiRfr is non political but Is for tho good of - n. s. iioiiiiY.. tion of this pest. Tho Pannmn Canal above them nnd Tallahassee as « o f ? eating n "ship by water" plan ns an the county can also be discussed and important factor In tho marketing of Zono has been freed of the mosquito Itnl to which thoy nroAvolcimie Ami PablUhcA B rtrr R rM il by rv those open forums will become so pop­ Florida fruits. It declares that It will nnd with It went tho fuvors caused by then thoy will find below them the TtfE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY r-V the mosquito bito; Hnvnnn Cuba, the most progressive and wealthiest state __________ (iM i l f t Wl f t ) ____________ ular In thlc county that It will bo the bo pbsslblo to ship by water only h regular thing to discuss nil public hotbed o f yellow fever on this side in tho whole south oven though it w ■ V M C R IP T IO If M U C H IJV AJJVANCKi when tho plan has tho practically un­ of tho world, has been mado as health­ smaller. All wo want Is Om Tm i ™ _ ----------------------- ■— 9X00 nintters before they nre acted upon. animous co-operntlon of tho. citrus MS And if this were done thoro would be H t Moatha mm ful ns a Florida village, because the deni arid If the people 0f this ,n It oat ha growers of Florfdn. Co-operation is ■ W" less friction, less dash In authority, mosquito nnd tho fly hnvo both boon of tho stato aro going to ho forced to l.V.JVtJi la lfT ft aa Pffnnl riaaa Mai* •* C ■». absolutely necessary to tho profitable ,;*•r 'ihi, 'i Atumat 2ft IM ft « » i'oet OtRU* u< iess argument and money and time banished. ( -------——;b-------- — got tholr dandor up to such n pitch marketing of great quantities of pro -tsnr.. d, Florida. I ' n . j r A rt wl .i.irr.h With the mosquito banished from as to arrive at tho fighting stage, [tTOfflH ___________ saved. ft 1H7«. ' duco whothor it bo Wisconsin dairy DEAN ADCOCK IS A REAL MAN this state, them Is no slitting a limit ■Ilia Nanlurd Hally Herald U yablUkeA thoso politicians and corporation!, who products, Dakota grains, Orqgon ap­ ■ j• • m y attaraaaa (n r tp l 8aa4ay) aa4 to tho population which would soon, NINE TRAGEDIES TODAY hnvb grown fnt o ff their plans and Dean Adcock is tho pastor of tho ples, California fruits - or Florida fharaaskly n rtra thla trading aeellaa. , if fill every fine' little Florida nook nnd M m t u l a f ralaa rraaanable aa4 mada Baptist church in Orlnndo. Ho Is schemes for tho pnst decade, will fi,„i fruits. n i w a aa application. ft# * K * yaan» hamlet, while tho growth of tho cltios Press dispatches on front pngo to­ thnt thoy will have tho liveliest cam Wisconsin Is a groat dairy state be­ also a fino chnp, a good live citizen day cita nine different tragedies to cause it has mada tho Industry profit­ anil booster for tho entire state of would bo phenomenal. pnlgn nnd contest on tholr hands in Lot' the Renltorn o f Florida spread como up today in tho courts, in inves­ able by co-operatidn—not oiily co­ Florida nnd ho is our friend. Theso are having real Florida Now wo tho next few yaars for "citizen rights" tigations and otherwise. This - allows operation of tho formers but co-oporn- requisites ought to carry him through the idea among tho Realtors o f othor nnd county rights, that has over been wonthor. that the world may bo growing worse tlon of tho banks and tho farmers. if he needs nny help but ho docs not. stntes. No set of m en' Is -more able waged in tho wholo country, it js fij to catch tho significance of o mosqui­ And it is tho kind of weather that or it mny Just bo growing but never­ tlmo to call a halt on this business Whntovor ono mny think o f tho po­ Ho stands upon his two feet and he toless area for settlement, nnd no set is bringing tho tourists to tho state. theless it shows thnt mora church litical activities of the non-Bnrtlsnn Is four squnro nil tho time. It stems nnd stop such proceedings right now work is needed, thnt stricter enforce­ League— and tho Journal has express­ thnt the political pot in Orlando Is o f men is more In touch with tho men — Lakelnnd Stnr-Tologrnm. ------------ o-----------| i When they como to Snnford this ment of Inws should bo made and last ed Itself frequently nnd emphatically seething nnd boiling just now and In who accomplish such big thlngB, than mm year there will bo something for them but not least that tho growing popu­ ngolnst nny political organization for boiling over spilled on soinefollow’s the Realtors of this and other stntes, We don’ t know if Bob Holly j, Tnnipn Tribune. /, lation ncods moro real work o f all tho benefit of n special class—the toes who immediately called tho at* to do in tho way of amuBomcnts. -------------o speaking from oxporlonce or not ------------- o-------------kinds done. It does not especially Non-Pnrtisnn League in its original lotion of tho Bnptlst Church authori­ whon ho says tho reason bohbed-halrThe outlook for tho winter Bouson is point the moral of non-church work economic form porformer a big ser­ ties to his belief that the pastor l< od stenographers nre ao popular one of tho best ln‘ tho history of this for somo of thoso in tho headlines vice for the grain growers of the Da­ should not mention any city affairs \ because friend wife con not pick those country. Got yours by going after wore among tho church workers, It kotas. nt any time or any plnce. Tho Repor­ long blonde hnirs o ff hubby’g coat *0 docs not show tho lack o f moral train­ tho business. Pennsylvania, Now York nnd Wis­ ter-Star has the .following from whnt rIpovo.— Reporter Star, ha ing for somo of them woro of tho consin grdw ns ninny npples ns Ore­ Doan said: -------------o------------/ Wo can’t afford a stenographer, old highest intellectual standards; it (loos "You mny say for mo thnt I am not Associated Press dispatch snys thnt gon or Washington. But tho apple denr. But wo noted some good look­ U rge sums of money aro socking in- not show tho Inek of good home in­ glowers o f thoso Eastern states hnvo in politics, that I am only Interested kn ing ones In tho Roportor-Stnr office Tostmont. Maybe so, maybo so, but fluence for somo of them wore poo- not organized to put out u standard­ in cleaning up Orlnndo; that both men yesterdny and each twin seemed to plo who hnd all o f tho best that ised, advertised product. So tho Ore­ running for office are my personal we do not see it here. hnvo one— might have been other homes could supply. It does show, gon and Washington apple dominates friends, and I would not Willingly TAXATION WITHOUT EQUAL -------------o-----------twins, wo didn’t look close—and sny, offend either ono o f them , REPRESENTATION ' Tho State Highway Hoard opens to­ however, thnt tho crime wave that the market at n profitable price and It must bo nlco to have them around "I also want to sny thnt if any mnn day at Tnllnhnssoo. Wo hopo thoy has been sweeping over tho country bus brought Wealth and fnmo to the and whon wo get in tho big city elnss has anything to Hny to mo, I want A t the next general election voters like tho Orlnndo nowspnpors, maybo open it with prnyor, They need nU If ° r some time must bo stopped and states where co-operation directs tho him to come out and sny it, and not thnt all of those who have broken marketing. will ho called upon to express them­ wo can hnvo a celery fed, or an ornnge tho strength thoy can get. a tnkc rofugo behind remarks nbout over tho barriers of good government Cuiifornin, to date, represents tho selves ns to tho proposed constitu­ 'rd or maybe a prn-*h from Oenrgin. -------------o------------nnd thu social standards should bo last word in co-oporation of growers 'the pulpit* of Orlnndo. When you tional nmendment Nvhlch in n wny is , Visitors in the city yesterday pro­ placed whore they belong or thoy will in advertising, shipping nnd market­ tali' about ‘ the pulpit’ you indict every supposed to be renpportionment for nounced tho country club and tho golf And tho rain is not over yet. minister In tho town, which is an un­ contaminnto tho whole social fabric. ing their products. Floridn. Thoso of South Florida who links tho best they had seen anywhore fair proceeding. It shows that tho laws should bo Florida is only going to tnko tho arc vitally interested in tho state nnd in this state Wo don’t have to say "I am entirely responsible for my But wo have much tobo thankful moro rigid In dealing with nil those crown from California if our groovers Its development nnd who want to sec for et thnt. this. Others say >t for us. utterances, am standing on my own who commit thoso crimes regardless learn nnd practice co-operation which thoso who hnvo developed Floridn giv­ -------------0------------ , of who thoy mny he nnd Inst but not will put out high standard products fifct, and perfectly willing to take en some recognition, will opposo tho Sanford will never bo a city by nny And tho weather man has promised least it again shows thnt all good, und distribute them in such n way as the consequences o f niy nets. And I measure ns it has been . arranged. backbiting or dog In tho monger meth­ God-fearing, stulwart, patriotic citi­ not to glut tho markets. To be suc­ nni not hiding behind nny bonrd of From whnt can be learned and from a un n good day tomorrow for Dollar ods of business. It should bo n pull zens of Amcricn must stund ‘f or the cessful tho citrus nnd all other pro­ deacons. Any time tho bonrd of don- careful study of tho proposod amend­ Day. bUogethar from everyone interested strict enforcement of nil inws or the duce industries in the state must bu cons does no£ approve of my course, ment which requires Buch n reapporIn the development of the city. The girl who is still Ratified with country will eventually go to the tlem- profitable. And they can only he I nni willing to bo excused. tionment every ten yenrs, tho pooplo --------------o------------"I am doing my duty as I see it— n porch swing nnd a box a chocolates nltion bow-wows that have boon talk­ mado profitable by sound economic Owsloy, tho now commnnder of tho I mu fignting to clean up tho city, and of tiiis state as well ns tho sovernl is regarded ns terribly old-fashioned ed about for so many yenrs. marketing methods. Amoricun Legion Bays tho Legion is n * L It fl 1 shall continue tu be found fighting legislatures hnvc been derelict in thoir by her set, It is time to rcud the front page "When the Florida Citrus Exchange duty ns law tankers and ns citizens just '‘(lined up to fight” for the bonus today and to pondor upon just what controls 75 per cent of the fruit in on that side." when they hnvo not required this re­ In the Circuit Conrt nf the Srvrulk in. bill. Owsley is grent on Americani­ tho world is coming to and whither Florida we can use water transporta­ dlrlnl Circuit o f Flnrldn. In nnd tor g fll counting every ton yenrs. sation and ho will mnko n fine com­ BEAUTIFUL PARKS Seminole County-— In Chnnrrrr, ,S Si i nrc wo drifting? tion," declares C. E. Stewart, Jr., bus­ Of course there has been politics mander. Tho lax enforcement of tho prohi­ iness manager of the Florida Citrus CITATION Tht,|0 nothlng thnt givcs via|tori hack of the whole idon and wo aro not bition laws will do mure toward throw­ Exchange, Where every shipper I* to n , ity a g00tJ jmpro8Blon qalUs na yet convinced that politics is not en­ -tolln C. Ttroltonntoln, Complainant, Tho fund for tho roads in Brevard vs. ing down tho burs on uil Inws than playing a lone hnnd nnd trying to out­ rtl tirely hack of those who engineered Perry Ollckstane, Frloda Ollekstono. county have been refused by the stato much as well kept ami benutiful parks. any olio thing. To flout tho law in guess the othor fellow; nnd when no­ Frank P. Danko and Mary II. Unsko, road department. Well, what did you Defendants. This is called forth by a glimpse of this proposed nmendment through the one plnce is to open tho gates in an­ body knows when anyono is going to tho Winter Bark city park that wo InHt session of tho legislature. Some To: Perry (Dlcketono, residence un­ expect? It i»j impossible to spend all known: Frieda Ollcketonn, No. 4S5I South Michigan Avenue. Chicago, 11* o f tho rond money in WeBt Florida other and it is only a question of ship, or whnt the nrrivnls in any mar­ happened to note yesterday ''while honestly believed thnt they woro renllinolH; Frank P. Danko and wife, tlmo when boozo being rntnpnnt will ket will lie until the day they arrive, and have It for south Florida, too. Mnry n, Danko, No. 17B8 Oglonliy Ave­ passing through that beautiful city. ly getting something in the measure besmirch the characters of tho entiru nue. Chicago, Illinois: putting 25,000 or more boxes of or­ The grnsg has recently been replanted but thoy now have learned thnt It has ------------- o-----------It a p p earin g from the sworn hill of community in ono way or another ami mplnfnt filed In this enuso Hint you, anges on n boat destined for any sin- nnd sprinklers have been installed all the. cloverost enr mnrks of tho north Now people and new business are P e rry Cillckntone, aro a resident or a homing to Snnford beenuso Sanford tho Inws of tho Inml will not he en­ glo market is folly." mid west Florida politicians, Who have stato or c o u n t r y o th or than tho Slate through tho park and the grass is ono f Florida, and that you r place o f resi­ offers so much In tho way of business forced in any particular. It is tlmo Commenting on Mr. Stewart’s state­ broad expanse of vivid groun that will had designs on the measure for t^o odence la u nknow n, and that you, Frieda Ollokstono, Frank P. Dasko nail Mary ment, the Tnnipn Tribune says: along every lino. Tho warehouse and to wake up! not fuil to attract the oyo of tho purpose of kcoping tho new nnd wldo- It. Dasko, aro residents o f Chicago, Il­ "Not only is such marketing folly; tourist ns he comes down from tho nwnko section of tho state under their linois, dock business on tho lnka front Is u T herefore, you, P e rry Ollokstoiio, are something thnt should nttrnct tho at­ THU LIBRARY IN THE PARKS. in the long run it means bankruptcy. frozen north. We hope that tho good thumb for tho next ton years just ns required lo ho and appear before our And it nevor could mean anything hut peopio of Winter Bark will hnvo thoir they hnvo hnd control of it ever sinco said Circuit Court nt tho Court House tention of tho capitalists. In Sanford, Floridn, on tho 1st day of ------------- o-----------Now that it Is time to begin plan­ losses—perhaps heavy, perhaps not so petunia hods as thick as ovur in tho tho stnto was organized—-they don’t January, A, D. 1023, nnd then and there m ake a n sw e r to tha hilt o f complaint Tho Snnfurd Band will go to Go- ning tho beautiful library building severe, but all constituting a steady park this year for thoso petunias nt- propose to give it up without the clev­ exhibited against you 111 this cause, a decree pro oonfosso will he nova, Oviedo and Longwood tomorrow •;hnt Sanford is to have after waiting und debilitating drnin on tho state’s t“acted more attention inst year than erest laid plans or ideas worked to othorwisn cnlerod a ga in st you. And you, F rie d a Cillckntone, Frank P. night and tho committee of Sanford ninny yours tho location comes up for greatest industry, thu limit and if this amendment car­ the pretty girls that aro usually seen Dasko and Mary It. Dasko, are required morchnnts, tho Itotail Merchants Com­ discussion. On account of tho small “ Not until thu citrus industry of down there in that fine old colloga ries, it is our opinion nnd tho opinion to ho nnd apponr before our said Cir­ Court at tho Court House In Han­ mittee of tho Sanford Chamber of sum donated by tho city for thu build­ Florida, in every detail, is ut least 75 town of n grent many people who have cuit ford, Florida, on the 4th day o f Decem­ ber, A. p . 1P23, and then and there Commorco to bo more exact, will tell ing thero is nothing left with which to per cent co-operatlvo; not until tho And then getting buck to our own studied the situation that tho propos­ m ak e a n sw er to tho Ml) o f complaint tho folks about tho Dollar Day and purchase u lot and thu committees in citrus grower sof tho state hnvo lourn- beloved city wo woro struck by tho ed amendment will not help South exhibited a g a in st you, otherwise de­ crees pro c o n fo s s o jvllt he entored Woman's Club Day Frldny of thi« charge naturally turn to the public ed thnt the only way to gut maximum grass in thu Central Bark and the Florida ono bit, against you. It Is nrdorod thnt this citation be week. ThiH is tho way to stir up parks ns a site for tho library. Other returns from their crops is by co-oper­ flowers ami shrubs and nil the work Wo believe that Govomor Hardee published in t lie Hanford Herald, a enthusiasm and get tho peapla com­ cities have* stuff buildings in the ative buying of fertilizer, co-operative that lias been put on this park lately feels tho same wny nbout ft, olso he newspaper published In Hcmluoln Coun­ ty, Florida, o n co a w eek fo r eight eoning to Sunford. parks and Snnford with fivo or six picking and packing, co-operative speaks for itself. It. menus work and would not givo tho people of this sec­ sooutlvo w ee k s ns notlco to tho dofondPerry Dllckstone, and on ce a week -------------o------------parks or public squares cun surely shipping, and co-oporntivo marketing money to keep up beautiful parks nnd tion tho assurance that if tho amend­ nni, fo r four co n s e cu tiv e w e e k s as notice to tho defendants, F rieda Ollckstone, directed by n corps of exports on thu Snnford American Legion will ob­ spurc a littlo space in ono of them for we people who nre boro looking at ment fails to carry, he will do his best Frank P. Dasko nnd Mary II. Dasko. job in ovory big distributing center, serve Armistico Duy in real sdldior a fine library building that would add them day after day probably lose to have It brought before tho coming W ITNESS niy hnnd nnd tho seal of the said tllrcult Court on IhlH the 18th fashion and tho Cnmpholl-Lossing instead of detrnct to the park in will the citrus industry in Florida be much of our enthusiasm over them serBlon nnd if possible get a reappor- day o f October, A. D, 1W32, H. A. DOUGLASS, (HIDAt.) Post is getting ready for n Mg day which it was placed. Thero is some on a permanently profitable basis. hut just go away ami then como irnck tlonmcnt measure that is just and Clerk o f tlu» Circuit Court which happens to fall on Saturday of objection on the part of somo of the 'Ibis is proven by tho hucccsb o f t h e 'or go to some other city and bco fino fair. fo r tho Seventh Judicial Circuit o f tho Stato nf this year. Tho storos will close dur­ property owners but it is thought that California growers in obtaining max­ parks und you will see them through As we nil know South nnd Central Floridn. In nnd for the C ounty o f Seminole. ing tho day but will bo open tho Fri­ they will In time become reconciled to imum efficiency in the hnndling of the oyo of the tourist and tho travel­ Floridn now pays nt least seventy per OEO. A. p oC O T TFS, S olicitor and o f Counsel for day night before to glvo tho people a thu library building. The park that their crops from the grovo—or "or­ ler. cent of the entire taxes of tho state; Complainant. Having beautiful parks is money South and Central Florida iq walking 412-Oto chunco to trado. Saturday will bo contains tho building \Vill bo no less chard,’ as tho sny on thu Slope— to tho given over to American Legion sports a park after tho building is erected consumer. Co-oporation in producing well spent in any city and wo congrnt- away in development and improve- In Ihr Circuit Court o f Iho Movrnlh Ju­ dicial Circuit o f Floridn. In and for and tho boys nnd their friends will than it is now nnd the building will tho varieties desired, in picking and ilato Winter Bark and Snnford city of­ nieht, by leaps and bounds from North Hcmlnolr Comity.— In Chnnerry. not interfere in any way with the pneking, in ’'shipping, in marketing; ficials nnd people generally for their and West Florida, nnd wo believe thnt have a big time. C ITATION ------------ o-----------pleasure of anyono hut will mid much and co-oporntlon ns well in advertising good Itork in this respect. it is high tlmo that the people of this ---------0— Dohlnhon, Complainant, Any rond between Sanford and Or­ to tho pleasuro of thoso good people on a nation-wide scale und through stato senile the situation to tho ex­ M. F. v«. A NATIONAL MOSQUITO FIGHT lando built In the future should bo who huvn Inlmred for yearn to erect, n practically tho entire yonr. Tho facts tent they Bhnuld put a check'now up­ Louisa P npw orth, et nl.. Defendant*. .. T o : Louisa Pap worth. Ir living, and If built of brick with n more substantial suitable building in this city for a are proven, practically demonstrated, dead, to all pnrtles cla im in g ml*** Senator D. U. Fletcher gave the on this system of being hog tied and estn under Louisa Pnpworth, deceM foundation than sand. Sunford is go­ library und who bco the grout bene­ In every real 75 per cent effective co­ bound to do the bidding of n section od, or othorwliic. In a rid to tho folRealtors, at their St. Betershurg lowing described Inna In Seminole ing to bo our port. Trucks aro daily fit on having a place of this kind. In operative organization of tho kind in meeting, something to think seriously of the stnto thnt is going backwards oro particularly County, Florldu. m ............... bringing tons of freight from its fnct tho parks are just now being the United States, Co-operation is described ns follow s, to - w lt : , , on when ho proposed a nation wide in n way; thnt hnB lost out in moro 39 chains nnd 7 links WcHt of whnrves to Orlnndo morchnnts. To kept up ns parks and for yenrs woro whnt enables the California people to enmpaign to extorminato tho mosqui­ ways as compared with South Flori­ thonoglrt Southeast c o rn e r o f Suction #. lay brick on sand to tnku caro of such nothing but open spaces in the city ship by wntor through tho Bnnnnm Ca­ to pest. IMh suggestion is not only da and thnf every county in tho statq T o w n sh ip 20, South o f Itnngn 30 Last, ♦' ran thonco Hast a lo n g Section lino iu traffic is folly.— Rcportor-Stur. Tho and could just as well housed n build­ nal and to renp all the advantage of practicable, blit iU ns positively need­ that has the requisite number of. peo­ ch ains; thence North 44 degrees. 4* minutes. Hast It chains and 70 Ink*, next brick rond between Orlnndo and ing or two as to hnvo thu grnss and lower rates and bulk shipments, com­ ed, and something like that is the only ple has just as much right to a sena­ thence North S3 d egrees 45 mluUft West 11 chains anil 111 links to the Eas* Snnford will bo twenty-four foot wide woods running riot as thoy formerly peting on at least an equal footing method by which this country can bo tor or a representative as similar side o f the r i g h t - o f - w a y o f tHo South and laid on a concrete bnso and lnid did. A beautiful library building is with Florida citrus fruits, notwith­ rid of tho mosquito. counties or sections in North Florida. Florida Itnltromi Company, thonco In a S ou th w esterly direction a lo n g tho *»■» la such a substantial manner thnt it wortli as much or even moro than ono standing tho"far shorter dlstanco be­ Those who como to Florida nnd It is a most unfair and unjust feature sli|o nf said r i g h t - o f - w a y o f said South Hull rond Company, to tho point will last until wo have spent every of the parks oven if the building oc­ tween tho Florida grower nnd his other coastal stntes in tho summer nnd wo believo that for overy certain oFlorida f b e g in n in g ; . It a p p ea rin g from the sworn bill or cupied all the space in tho park. But murkets. cent that wo possess, yes. may try to mpko out thero aro no thousand people who are given a rep­ complaint filed in this cause against "When Florida citrus growoni opor- mosquitoes in the other state; but resentative or senator in North Flori­ you. and each o f you. that you, ana ------------ o------------ \ the proposed building will bo so small each o f you hnvo o r claim to hnvo some Billions In money paid to profiteers that it will nevor ho noticed by thaao ato nil tho way through on nt least n facts ami ngurcH show thnt from da, for that same per capita tho peo­ interest In and lo the land herelnnliu.o during tho war aro gone forovor. Tho who object to it nnd if it takes tho 75 per cent basis of co-oporution, in­ Alaska to Cape Horn ami Jrom the ple o f South Florida should bo given described. Thorcfnro, you, Louisa rapworth. Attorney General snys ho cannot place of tlio present bund stand in stead of'on nbout a 40 per cent basis, Andean nnd •Hocy Mountain valleys a like representation. Or, if overy living, and If dead, nil parties claiming Interests under Louisa Pap worth, neproqpcuto them. Wo nevor expected Centrul Dark the changu will bo so as nt present, watch freight rates on to iho savannahs of tho Orinoco, tho county in North Floridn is given ono ceasod, or oth erw ise, In and to tno property heretnahnvo described, " ro him to prosecute them nnd his asser­ gradual that one will hurdly note tho }ho railroads, drop to levels compar­ mosquito flourishes and hums. Var­ senator and two representatives, then qulred »o ho and appear before .our tion that ho ennnot is coming a triflo difference in tho spuco occupied by able with thu sorvlco rendered by tho ious localities fight tho pest scientifi­ every county in ovory other section of said Circuit Court at the Court lion* In Snnford, Floridn. on tho 1st day <>• late, It Is just another nail in tho tho two buildings. A nice library in railroads. Watch tho increased uso of cally^ others Bprcnd a little ail on tho tho stato should bo likewise recog­ .T."> Uftr>, A. D. 1923, nnd then and there make an.twor to the hill o f nntnplnmt coffin of those folkB who want anoth- Central Bark or in tho Ninth Street water transportation show Its invar­ water one time and then forgot it nized. ~ 1. it. It -.1 against i„ linril'lHB 11®? exhibited yonfi_ r,l otherwlss d#iable effect in rail rates. Watch tho crooH tiro, confosso will Ill l»n 01,1 or war, The next war will bo fought Burk would add much to tho city und while authorities go off after fnlso It is bccauso of politics that North against you n iu L ------ t-. ..yo citation be by tho profiteers and thuBC bullies who to tho parks themselves and catLiinly result of scientific distribution, rath­ godlike compulsory vaccination with and West Florida have forced laws It Is o o.j rd ered that nthis published lu tho Snnford Hernld. want to bo brlgudier generals. Thero 1b one of tho finest moves for hlghor er than tho haphazard mothod of glut­ prison sentences or n fino, for fnilure over tho ojher sections of tha Rtnte, newspaper published In Seminole t-onj*. will never bo any more buck privates education thnt Snnford huu over start­ ting ono murkot nnd sta.'ving another. tu Jump after furtyoight hours’ no­ being absolutely in the majority on ty. Florida, on co each woek for e w m (71 con secu tiv e weeks. And watch tho Florida citrus growers tice. W ITNESS my hand and the sen f . to volunteor and tho government had ed. everything, controlling every ap­ fho said Circuit Court on this tho attain n degree of ]*cpsperlty thnt hotter novor druft thoift Wurs are Senator Fletcher has started some­ pointment, or distribution of wonlth v brought on by corporato interests who Tho Snnford Country Club golf they nevor will and never can ronch thing thnt Florida would do well to or improvement just uh thoy liked and want to graft tho government and the course was opened last Thursday. The through continunnc cof tho cut-thro«t take up nnd make a national matter, whether it suited tho peopio of this Circuit o f the Ststo people and their slimy trail can bo Heruld curried several pictures of por­ mutRods of tho past mid tho present." and with earnestness suggest a meth­ section or not, thnt this talk of stato . F lo rid n . In nml for C ounty o f Seminole. What Is truo fo r the citrus growers od nnd tho procedure for tho cam­ division is heard so often and if those found all through the. history of every tions of tho course, which showed GEO. A. .PeCOTTKH, , . of Florida is true of tho growors of paign. o f Counsel for it to be beautifully laid ou t . war In the world. politicians continue to feel thnt thoy (13-OtpSolicitor and Complnlnnnt. Ml |I JOB v o i ! MARKETING C0MMI8SION all produce which Is shipped fron Florida to tho markets of tho world. The Citrus Exchange Is serving well tho stato by urging upon citrus growers tho necessity of co-oporntlon, They do well to got together on somo plan to get tholr goods to market properly nnd profitably. It Is tho nnturnl assumption thnt whnt Is good for thorn is good for nil other growers. It would seem to bo a Job—a big job — for the State Marketing Huronu. FROM OTHER SANCTUMS. �•fik L12 TTffv] If (mm Thuisdsy's ihulr) F. J. Gonsnlos o f DoLand waa in ie cny yeatordny calling on his local !■> Istoniors. THE Si LOCALS Looks liko moro rain but not moro |jirs. H. W . Shopard, and Mrs. J. W, rest. Wo aro.tho busy bin',a in San­ nicy of Miami are spending a short ford. :,c hero at the Montosuma. of being mL!«, lutor to go about with him as o f old. Tho reads aro almost impuasablo just now, but on his way buck from Altamont Springs ho stop­ ped ovor with us, and Kov. Wahlburpr urged him to preach. So ho guvo Ub a good talk on "The Abundant Life.’ Tho music and extra songs and duuta added much to tho service. Rov. Wuhlbcrg cumo Saturday a ft­ ernoon calling at tho homo o f Mr. und Mrs. Tyner and staying with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Studt. Ho preached u fine sermon in tho morning und will give tho sermon on “ Proscustination" on tho 2ifd Sunday in November. Wo guess they have no corner on it but tho old durky ex­ plained it us ono of the fundamental doctrines o f the Baptist church. Rev. W., is a Baptist so he cun tell you if this is true. A), FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 Registered Voters of Seminole County, Florida IIKtllSTHnBD VOTBIIS I'liuci.vcrr NUMI1BII OfTB NKMINOl.i: COUNTY, SANFORD, „ . FLORIDA Akers, Frank I*. If,, J r.’ Abrams, J. I). Aldridge. A. P. Alien. Mrs. Sarah A. Aldridge, W. U. Alton, J. *r. Allmnn. Chan. Anderson, J. I. Aycocke, J. C. Ailnins, J. F, U. J. Uolly and son, Reginald visit­ IMr. and Mrs. John Itytll and Chnrlio L j of Koono nro among tho rocont ed Orlando yesterday on business and Adnms, A. M. Alton. O. F. pleasure and renewed old acquaint­ [rivals. ______ , Allen, P. J. ance and made many now onos. Asplnwatl, M. C. Appleby, A. K. GcorRO Chamborlain o f Daytona Allen, Hmlolln b c h was in tho city yestorday callAdams. C. C. Tho Sominole Auto Company have Allen. Ilnymond L. on old friends and nttonding to open'u their now gnrngo in the Hynoa Arthur, George W. Appleby. Mrs. Kiln Uiness. building on Park nvenuo and nro ...... James Alton, Anderson, Andrew reudy for all kinds of repair work. Allen. T. A. Id . E. Fisbnck, L. Thorton, Jim HarAspliiwnll, Mrs. Lucy Watch for thoir advertisement in tho r It F. Magill o f Orlando arrived Anderson. J. Id. Daily Horald. Appling, Josephine Ithe city yesterday and nro stopping /Anderson, AIImh Agnes Adnms,. Constance M. tho Monteduma These men aro Allison, Mrs. (Torrlno *3 M M m Armistice Dny in Sanford this year Allison. Mrs. Kndlo re nttcndln'fr tho school o f Masonpromisns to bo a grand big dny with Allen, Miv>. Sarah Allison, Mr*. Mlnnlo D, much o f tho foolishness cut out. It Adams. Mrs Kiln S. Allen, Mrs ICthot KONOIl OF MRS. II. P. SMITH will bo n better dny in mnny respects Allen, Minnie I.oo Allen, L. Mrs Henry I’urdon ontertnlnod tho and tho merchants will closo tho Btores Adams. Mrs. t.uelln fmbors of tho Amuzu Bridgo Club vorybody will turn out to pay respects t a t a f t i i i a f c a t a i c i f t i t o i Allen, Mrs. Mary J. Ayoooke, Katherine 1st delightfully yestorday afternoon to tho memory o f tho boys who fought Austin, Miles Alirahain. Hose for us . her homo on Palmotto avo., comRov. J. R Bell presiding eider from Austin, Iail a uontlng Mrs. Howard P. Smith, Mary the Pnlntkn district is oxpccted here .Alexander, ’Allen, Miss Helen Thoro arc more Dollar Dny adver­ leaves noxteveek fo r W est Palm linker, I., J. to preach at tho Moore’s Station Handy, A. P. ich whero s i ^ v i l l make her future tisements In this issuo and they are Church Sundny Ocf. 20th, everybody Halllngor, (loo. T. Harlow. John 10. There wore two tables o f play- renl bargains. Dollar Dny is tomor­ welcome Harrell. J. F. row and it promises to be ono o f tho t>. c. Fridny November 3rd will be the tiarcllfr, Ilnlley, W. laskots and crystal vasns o f pink biggest sales dny in our history. Much next meeting o f tho Enst Side Com­ Hen tty, O. W . II. ?s combined with ferns woro artls- o f tho success o f future Dollar Days munity club, all the public spirited in Ilrown, O. W. Ilrown. H. K. lly used in tho rooms. Tho tolly depends upon the pucccss o f tomor­ East Sanford will lie welcome, pleaso Hells, C. A. C. M ds were In kooplng with tho Hol- row. Got nut mid help to mako it n consider this ns a personal invitation Horry. •Innnett. H. Hell. T. J. big,dny . e’en season. nnd come, plans have already been HlKUors. H J. f exceptional intorost wns the gurao W. H. made to improve nm{ help along sev­ Hnykln, nan, O. F. Tho mnny friends o f Judge Jnmos eral lines and wc would bo pleased lira bridge played, {ho prize for high Ilrown. Is. I,. Ilrownlee, H. D. c, a gold laco vanity was won by Sharon extend their sympathy In tho with tho help and npprovnl of nil. Hyril. C. L. 1 lletto. W. 10. . J. B. Coleman, Mrs. Smith was loss o f his brother whoso death oc­ The Shower given for Mr. nnd Mrs. ilrown, 8. C. Mcntcd a dainty hand mado hand* curred at the old home in Quincy. Mr. toward Flynt (Nee Edith McCluilnnd) Ilelilnll. Mrs. 1.11III Hrotherson. Mrs. tjoretta and Mrs. Shnron hnvo returned from was a very pleasant affair, all the hlef. Hu/iilck, Kd. refreshments consisting o f frozen Quincy where they attended tho fun­ neighbors were thoro nnd mnny lovely Herry, Mrs. It Itoy M. F. Handy, Kdwlua rs, olives, saltlnes, and Iced tea eral. Ills mother accompanied him nnd useful gifts were displayed. Mr. Hnltlnger. Mrs. I.ubello Hrownioe, Mrs. I.Illlan 0 nerved at tho conclusion o f tho homo and will reninin in Sanford for and Mrs. McClelland served ice cream Hoy kill, Itosa K. lalley. Mrs. Joy some time. * 1 game u ’ i .. nnd cake. The young couple are g o ­ Ilrown, Miss \ \ Innlo hoso enjoying Mrs. Purdon’s cordIrene T. ing to housekeeping in Genova this Hlackwoll. Illngers, Paul O. Our thanks are\duu Joe Ball for week. hospitality woro Mrs. Howard P. niggers, Mrs. ttorthn Holding. Mrs Florence , th, Mrs. J. B - Lnwson, Mrs. J. B, advertising the, Sanford Herald on tho Mr. fid Mrs. W. W. Miller have Holly. Mrs. Mario D. man, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Mrs. Don incrclinnts to neighboring towns Inst bought 8 acres o f improved land o f Hrndfnrd. I. II. Hollln, Olga in. Mrs. John Sihith, Mrs. J. C. night . Joe carried the advertisements D. L. and Robert Thrasher on Camer­ Hates,, W. n. toy, Mrs N’aney . {mott and Mrs. W. Morton Thigpon. with hm and sad "this is the biggest on Road opposite the Miller home. Max Hrooks, \V. P. * and best paper published in Seminole There were 8 acres o f celery sot out tlrooks. .Mrs Victoria Hrooks. XV. It. county." Since it is tho only one on the land so Mr. Miller has a ready Hrny, Mrs. Hlnnh FORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE CLUB Hlalr. Mrs. Mlnnlo (ntertnining in her usual charming published in Huh county Joe knew that mado job. Harlow, Mrs. Margaret II. I.. grnclous manner Mrs. Goorgo A. he was tolling the truth and ho could Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Palmed hnvo Under, Hlackshear. Alloa fcottes was hostess yestorday aft- lint lie gnlnsnld. Itrannon. Mrs. Frances 13. moved their hohschold goods to town Hutler, William pon at bridge at her homo on Magand have taken a house hnving rented Ilrown, Mrs. Clnra Mrs. I.a urn nvo., tho guests includod tho The many frionds o f Senator Dun­ their homo in Cameron city to Mr. nnd Hells. liotta. Mrs llettlo ’ ibers o f tho Fortnightly Bridgo can U. Fletcher woro glad to have him Mrs. Charles Baker who hnvo been llonnolt. Mrs Hanoi Hurcllft. Olnronco hero yesterday y afternoon and this ljving at the Gibson house on Rich­ Hales, Mrs. Illrd Mrs. .losslo fight colored field flowers were morning. He has been on a trip thru mond nve. Mr. Gibson is hero from ■tooth, Itootli, It. II. effectively used in tho rooms south Florldn with tho "real estates" Washington, D. C. and is planning to Jlalsden, XV. A. Ilertleson. A. M. fo tho card tables woro arranged. and dropped o ff hero to visit his sis­ remodel his residence before oc­ Modulo, Joo flnrlior, Mrs. Hellnn |o hours passed quickly in the ter Mrs. J. II. Huddleston at Genova cupying it. Herry. C. M W. XV. rbing gnmo o f bridgo plnyod dur- who has been very 111. Ho loft this Mr. and Mrs. W. W.. Dressor nnd liriuly. Ililobauan. T. II. the afternoon, high score being morning with Mr. Huddleston for tliut children were nt Daytona Beach front illedsoo, T. M. Hucban, I<. <1. by Mrs. B. W. Herndon who was pinco and will spend sovornl days there Saturday till Monday huvlng u fine Hussey, .1. II. * Ilrown. T. I.. |dcd u hand mado shoppinjrbag. before returning homo to Jacksonville time fishing and socing the sights. Hurrlor. H C consolation a bridgo slnto, want for a short vnention Senator Flotchor Mrs. Crist Bucurei wns taken to the Diggers. C. M. Hlonors. T. W. rs. G. G. Bishop of California, expects to bo called back to Washing­ Fcrnnld-Lnughlin hospital Sunday nnd Holly, John the conclusion o f tho card gamo ton soon for a special tern\ o f Con­ on Mondny doctors Marshall and Holly. Albert Harbor. W. I.. astoss served duinty salad course. gress. The senutor is looking fiitq und Langley opernted on her successfully Holly, I.oiilso Harbor. Holonn |oso enjoying this pretty party although tired from his long auto trip for tumors her friends were welcome Haugoit, llraxlon llollamv. Millard Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrs. U W. was in good spirits. to visij. her nfter Wednesday ns she Hock. It. It. Cainiiboll J. F. Iilon, Mrs. L. P.McCullur, Mrs. F. is improving fine. Carlson. T C. |r, Mrs. Horry Lewis, Mrs. G. G. I. V. Bridges went to Valdosta, Gn., Chase. 8. O. Chhndler, John L. lip, Mrs. Gcorgo Knight, Mrs. D. to the first of the week to get treatment Clark. V. II. Ij. y Hasher and Mre. F. E. Roumillat. rv» for heart trouble from a specialist Colbert, Coxerl, Kiigouo Clark. Wtm, who is hnving much hiicccsh with his m GOLDEN WEDDING Clark. (I. n , • Cobb. P P. na patient. Icsday, wns tho fiftieth nnniverC. C. A. B. Cameron accompanied his Cobb. Hu Cowan. W. II, lo f the marriago o f Mr. and Mrs. dnughtor Maud to hor homo in Tnmpn Colbert. Win. Cook. (I. W. Ich, Sr. and tho occasion wns upand was away ail o f Inst week. Crnlii, (1. W. lately celebrated that evening at Ha n (’albolin, (too. . Carlson. Cnrl feme o f Mr. and Mrs. Julius TakCrosby. F. Ij. GREAT DAY AT METHODIST Crannlon. C. J. bn Eleventh street Seems good to have a few days Coulter. A. J. CHURCH . Ie attractive home wns beautifully without ruin. CaiiM'bell, Mrs. Hnrab Cbunn-llor, Mrs. Harab A. pted fo r tho occasion gold nnd Big loads of orange boxes are go­ Connelly. Mrs. R u b y Next Sundny Is to lie a gront dny Cooper, Richmond C. being tho color motif. Whlto ing out to the Chase & Co. groves. at tho Methodist Church, Rally Day Chase, llaiidnll • old festoons were fastened from Charles. Mrs. Orn May Mr. Swan bus been selling quito a in tho Sundny School at which time Column a, A. C. (orncrs o f the rooms to tho chan- few o f his Parson Browns in town Campboll. Carm ello R. they want ovory 01763368 _!.! * " now Cobb, Mrs Fnyo rs und suspended from these were lately as they are getting sweet. ones present nnd at 11:00 o'clock. Cross. M. II. white wedding bolls. Gold colorCook. Mrs Flosslo Archlo Swanson has a flno tildsmoBishop Armsworth will preach, nnd de­ Cunningham. Mm. Fnnnlo Ihmlcd lighted and gold lighted bile enr now, recently purchased o f Campbell, A. It. dicate tho church. Cobb. Mrs. Mlnnlo les cast a mellow glow ovor tho Voile Williams. Bishop Armsworth is ono of tho ('ourier. Mrs. Lucy Coney, Mrs Virginia ly scene. In tho dining room, Mr.,und Mrs. Bert Smith nnd chil­ truly great preachers of tho South, Carroll. Mr*. Kuln luble was contorcd with n large dren nnd Mr. and' Mrs. Henderson of Candle, Q. N. and overy ono who misses him nro Cbapmun. Annin V. ling cake, iced in gol(l color Icing, Monroe were Sunday visitors nt tho Colson. Felix missing n treat. Thu Methodists are Cranston. Mrs. Mary K. Hocticajly decorated with flowers. home o l Mr. and Mrs. Will Hcnderlooking to Sunday ns tho gront dny Cunningham. M. [ml tho enko woro fifty golden son. Cleveland. Mack o f thoir history. Colbert. N j\. les In gold candle sticks. Tho reMrs. Swan has been staying with Cruse. Mrs. Margaret M. cruse, Albert Imunts consisting o f peach ice Mr« W«»> until Mr. West can get out CbiilHe, Mrs. I.gulso SPECIAL DAYS |n and white nnd gold cake, car- and ropnir their house. Mr. Swan wns Cook. A. T. -r AT STATE FAIR Carroll, R M. 3ut in dnlyt color Bchomc. n'so a dinner guest there on Sunday. ciuise. Mrs. Ijntirn Collins. Mrs. I.ola [ring tho evening Mrs. Lucilo A h- • Miss Margaret Erlcson went with a JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 27.—Special Courier. .1. R. Courier, Wm. H. „ [all Taknch rendered sovornl lovc- party of friends ovor to the boAch lust Days nt tho Florida Statu Fair nnd Cnrruwny, Mrs. (lertrudo |cnl solos In her usunl chnrmlng Sunday. I.ydo Exposition hero November 17 to 25, Collins, Cutes, Mrs. (’ lara her. Operatic selections on tho A couple o f autos loaded with folks Crosby, Mrs. O’ Doal hnvo been announced by tho associa­ Carter. XV. P. |<>ln were also enjoyed. cumo over Sunday from Ormond nnd Cobb. It. A. tion. i . Taknch, the 'bride," was lovely Holly Hill nnd among them were Mr. Corwin. Uj J. Fridny November 17—Opening Dny. Ciinnlngluiin. J. A. tuost becoming gqwn o f soft grey nnd Mrs. Peterson nnd daughters und Saturday November 18.—CHildren’s Collins. C. C. I uivIs. Andrew Miss Eva Malm. Helooch. Hilbert Day. and Mrs. Takach were tho re­ I'Ingle, Alunxo Mrs. Edwin Lundqulst has been in Sundny November 10— (gnten clos­ iioauo, 11. II. v ft of mnny bonutlful gifts, nmong tho Fernnld-Laughton hospital for a I iu Ilose. H. C, ed) HavIn, P. 8. being a pureo filled with gold woj^c under the cure o f Dr. Marshal Mondny November 20— Itotnry Dny. Huron. Mrs Rslhor Hays. Thodeus from the members o f tho fam- as Dr. Holtz is leaving Friday for Tuesday November 21— Shrino Dny. Hlekaln, Miss Mlldrad a short trip to California. A number Iloseon Wednesday November 22— Kiwnnis llubliey. Hawsun, J. II. K. fir mnny friends extend thoir con- o f her friends have called to hco her. iniron, J. J. Dny, Hussey, Mrs. Halo Mntlons nnd best wishes nnd hope Wo nil hopo she will bo better soon. ThuAuluy November 23— Agricul­ Hussey, J. D. Ithey may live to cdobrnto their Mrs. Augusta Swanson is nursing in.vis. Turner tural Day. Holanuy, Henry pnd nnnlvcrsnry. now nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. HilHoso, M. A. •Fridny Novomber 24— Clvltnn Dny. Humus. J, H. !<■ guest for this evening includod L. Campbell where they havova 0 1-2 Saturday Novomber 25— Athletic Hyson, F. II. the members o f tho family. H u IIohu, Annie XV. lb. daughter born Inst Monday. Hvkes. Mrs. Idllxaheth C. y. Mrs. Andrew Barthson knd little Hugger. N. J. Elaborate programs nro being ar­ I loan, Mra. Mndgo XV. ’ GRAPH OPERATORS, Station daughter returned home SulUrpny ranged fo r each dny, organizations Havla. Mrs. Miirthu Douglass, Mrs. Mary A. fonts, positions waiting. Wo from I’ nlatkn, both Htill wenk from {he involved being with cnch other in tho Dykes, O. J. Telegraphy, Touch-typowriting, t'over. Tho mother sung alto- In a Ha vis. T. |l. effort of enrrying o ff tho honors in HeForrost, Mrs. Anna M. Jess-penmanship, Stntlon-Agcn- duet, very sweetly at the ev.cning ser­ drnklng tho largest crowds. Many Hoornor, H. K. Hoes, A. C, / id Accounting. W rlto fo r liter- vice. • novel gtunts nnd fcnturcs are planned I'd wards, II. W. nnd special offer.— Thn RailRov. G. V. Albertson o f DoLand hns by , each cluti, nnd visitors nro pro­ Rlllsnn, llipnor Alfred |Commercial Telegraph School, promised to bo with us again noxt mised some rare sport on each and Rrlckson, Rider. 1*. M. Kiibanks. O. C. aw, Florida. 02-4tp Sunday at tho school nnd-will preach evety dny o f tho big foil show. IdbrenNperger. II. Knsmlnger. Mrs. Amanda for .us nt 3:20. Mrs. A, is very frail Klllson, The Herald delivered, 15c per week. Kastorby,Hurvle lernld for first class Job work. but taking special treatments in hopoa Bnrah M. EAST SANFORD UPSALA AND GRAPEViLLE Lloyd. .Mrs. Chnriotto Lee. Airs. Melon Lincoln, .Mrs. L u cy D. Lincoln. Frank A. Lewis, O. I*. Lewis, Mrs. Kdlth Lee, Henry Lumlcy, Airs. Nell Ida Lumley. II. N. Long. Miss Resale I/oe, A j W., Jr. LoveJoy, j\ . u . Lloyd. H. M. Liindqulsi, Id. W. Lee. Jesse Ludwig. John Milng. Julia F. Lee. Joseph Lees. Andrew M. C. D. Lees, W. D. Ala bar, J, F. Alnhoney, ... II. y. A. Ala honey. F. W. Martin. C. II. Muxwoll. R. C. Alessougor. V. C. Messenger. G. XV. Mercer, Wm. Alohlcy, K. D. Atiignuson. Id. Mitchell, J. M Atelscll, John Mlllor. J. I j. .Monger, P. F. Move. J. At. Alnnu loney, C. V. Kst ridge. O. R. Rstrldgo. Mrs. Donnie Rlirensnergor, Ida Rider. Mrs. Alice It. Kstrluge. Harriett Ferguson, J, II. Fornnndex, Joo F in e . W. / Jr. Fields, XV. f . Fields. A. A. Fox. T. M. French, A. V. Fseulo. T ony Foster, A lfred ■Felkcr, Thos. Freeman, T. H. Freeman. Mrs. Nao.nl Klhifl Ford. Rtr .. Ferguson. Mrs. MAry Fermiiidoi, Mrs'. Alberta I. Follow. Mrs. Hester A. Franklin, Peter Frierson. Will Fields. Mrs. Hattto O. Fortier. J. T. Furon, Mrs. Hnrnli Furon. Miss Rllxnlieth M. French. Mrs. Katherine Fnrrleh, II. II. Fox. (leorge Fox. Mrs,. R fflo Martin Harner. N. II. (lullatalk. A. Hibson. It. K Hlllon. J. M. Hrlffln. It. Ij. Hreen, F. Ij. Hoodhue. C. L. Hoertx, Frank Hreen, T. T. Hrow, Ij. ' Hreen. J. R. Hoodnlo, XV. J. Hny, J. L. Hove. Marlon Hoodnle. Miss 8usnii A. Hreon. W. O. Hrnbam, Frank W. Hrlffln. Mrs. Mnmto D. Hlllon, Mrs. Nellie It. Hove,. John * ‘ Hrovousieln, Fsslo HoeriX. Miss Alma Hreen. V. M. H oorn , MUn Clara firings. H. I.. ' Hrey, Miss l.essle (lore, Mrs. Ilarri|t Hrow, Mrs. Mlnlno Hlbnon, Mrs 'Nellie Hrlffln. Mrs Kallo O. Hlllon, Mrs. Marie Hreen, Mrs. Kllxn H. Hlblis, I.. II. Hrlggs, II. F. Hales. A. II. Hreen, It. A. fleer. John Huudnpeod. Notllu HoodH|ieed. It. A. nionn. It. I j . Hray. II. It. Hickson, J. F. Hall. Frank Hand. W. 8. I In ml. C. M. Harley. XV. XV. Iliirrold. J. A. Ilusklns. C. F. Harvey. XV. H. Hawkins. W. H. . Hill. W. C. « Higgins, Kdw. Higgins. M. Id. Hogan. Id. R. Howell. It. A. Ilarl. H. H. Hutchinson, J. II. Hunter. .1. M. Humphries, H. C. Houser, II. T. Hutchinson, It. Hagan. I.. P. Hnusoholilor. Hretchon Huff. Ijiiurn I,. Higgins. Mrs llealrlco Holly. Mrs. May T. Hagan. Mrs. Ilertlm A. Mitrlh. Id. II. Hammett. J, F. Harris, S. VV. Huff. Geo. XV. Higgins, Mrs. Julia Hand. Miss Itutb Hand, Mrs. Murtlu^. ............................r Hand, Mrs. Ilnrthif Hurt, J. Ij. Hurl. Mrs. llortono Herring. Mrs. Mary U. H, Humphrey, Mrs. Anita Huolohun, Mrs. (Irnco Ilarrold. Airs. Alice Hny, MIhh Idllen Howard. .Mrs. ldllu Herring. U u o . I j . Harris, Mrs. Margaret Hunter, Mrs. S l « ^ Hodglus, Mrs. Hart. C. C. Ilurlgiibook. Harriett Hammnii, Mrs. Jannle Hand. Mrs. Mary A. Hynes, Mrs. Muttlo llulurlch, C. id. Hardin. J. II. Harris. Fred Harvey, Mrs. Allco Hawkins. Mattie Hill. Mrs. Alin Ij. Hardy. Id. iurkey, Mrs. Rva V. Hudson. Mrs. Jessla . . . nderson,. XV. n. I logon, Mrs. A gues H. Hiiwklus, Mrs. Mattlo Howard. Mrs. Aunlo Howard, Miss F|unklo llomlerson. Mrs. Mlnnlo lakson. Mrs. itlllo Harvey, W. Ij. , I tumpnroys, llllllim iv j r i I is. •» j. II. Hodgkins, l. U. Howard. J. II. Hall, Albert I lousoholdor, Id. F. Hamrick. Hamuol I Iurkey. L S. Hand, XV. II. Hodges, J. II. Harvey, l<. I.. illnes, Robert W. Hill. Alice Id. lelidcrMuli, C. T. 1111. jVlllie I j . I Hudson. J. Ij Irwin. John Jumosoii. XV. Id. Jarvis, II. II. .Ilnklns, John !>. .loiiklns. It. P. Jewett. 8. Johnson, W. It. Johnson. T. W. Jumcsnn, Mrs. Mary .Innos. .Mrs. Ida Jenkins. Miss Muutto M. Jewett. Mrs. Idljxahath P. Johnson, Mrs. Idmmu Jlnklns. Mrs. Helen O. Jlnklns, Aaron Jlnklns. H. M. JlnUtnii, Atm. Hurtiiu Jarvis. Atufray XV. Jones, Oliver James, /Andrew Jones. T. W. jnrulgiiu. Perry Koaiie. T. Knight. Albert 11. Kruiip, Id. Kent. II. F. King. It. J. Kliiard. T. D. Kent, Airs Alary R. Krtipp, .Mrs. lues 8. Kendall. Mrs. 8tulla Kelly, Atuudo K iel I. Airs. Alubol V. Knlgiit, Charley Klndall. Alrlll King, T. K. Kelly, J. A. . . . Keeloy, Airs. Alabol Kooley. Mrs. J. ,V. Kin law. Airs. Hu II lo Klliiaw, Kmut Knight, Airs. Ha rub A. King. Alfred Kelly. H. A. Kelly. Clara Kooley, 1\ M. I.alng. J.'Id. l,uwson, J. U. I.eavltj, XV. -F. ijiine, id. F. I.enuard, N. 11. I/lIJn, A. I.lllle. J. II. I/Ollg, J. Id. I.ong, J. ItLong, XV. XV. Lora, Chas. It.' Ijiind(|ulsl. Id. F. l.und(|iilMt, H. O. ljUiidi|tilHt, j\ . T, l.undiiulHt. John Id. Leu, Ann Kittle, Airs. Juno Little, Miss Uortrudo Mine. Mrs. May Knppln. Henry A. I.eo. Mrs. Wllllo I.ee, Ilenngar Loveless, L j O. ijeo, Airs. Mary M. Kooioird, Mrs ildlliaboth I.eavltt, Mra. S larrlot F. Lee. Atm. Faunlo V. » Lawson, Mrs. Noll Alvers, a . L. (ens, XV. L. AtlJkr Maxwell, Airs. Alaybello Alathnws. Airs. j\dn C. Alarsbalt. Mrs. Rvn May .Murray, Airs, R ebecca Aluller. Alary Loulao .Mauser. Airs. “R m Ilia ll .r .Munson, Fannie Itoba Munson, Zoo II. .Munson. Fiinute 8. Mothvln. Airs. Alarlo •Move, Airs Zulu Aluller, Miss Rubenla Mobley, Mrs. Corn .Mickey. Miss Wlo Alllholni. Allss Noll Mercer, W illiam llllam Allnarlk. Airs, Rvn Mitchell. Airs. Alary .Milieu, .............Mrs. .. . Fannie . „.1]I_ C. .Marsh. Airs. Ilerthn Aleiscb. Mrs. Rllxnbeth Aterrlwetber. Mrs. Annie .Melts, Id. C .' M offeii. Airs. Husnn .Meuse, 8amuel R. Aialbews, XV. J. Messenger. Airs. .Mercy .Miller. Mrs. Lulu /V. Atlllt-ii, Allss Clara .Mongol', Mrs. Atorlo Alenlor, XV. C. .May, L. Urban Alay. Oscar F. .Marshall. C. F. .Matthews, Ada C. .Murrell. Aire. Ora Allllcr,-XV. I j . Allnarlk. AI. A1cAlexander, J. R. Atcllrlde, W . J. McCullor, L. P. A I c I jA I I U i i , I). O . . Aid 'onnoli, Id. AtcLaiitln. .1. L. AlrMuHon. XV. j\. .McCarthy. O. Ut AlcCullor, Airs. Kdna Ali-Criim, l.(<ulso Alcldwon, Airs. A tkinson AR'IjUtilln. Mrs. Knta R. AI.-A lister, Airs. Idllxnboth Aid.end, Mrs. Janlo AlcjXlexandor, .Mrs. Mny .MoCoiinoll, Afrs. Fannie AIcAliihon. Alra Ilnxol D. AloAlllster. A. P. McGill, Alack A id ’ nllor, T. D. Newman, It. ,V. Neros, Joo detson. It Ik Nowtnnn. II. H Nickel, Henry Nickel, .Mrs. Carrie Nelson. R. C. Niniiiok. Id. F. Nlblack. Joe F. Nelson. Allss Annie Nelson, .Mrs. .Matilda Nlblack. Airs. Kiln Nlblack. J. a . Neel. II. A. Neel. Allco F. Newman. Ada O'Connor, T. Ij. Packard, Rex Pagenliurl, C. L. Parker, J. D. Pierson, W o lfrod Peck. It. I j . Pell. XV. R 'ennluglou, J, W. Peters, II. I’OWoll. XV. a. P effltt, J. II. Phillips. Airs. R uby Peck, Airs Alay •arkor. Mrs Hurnlt H. I’eiirlfoy. It. K. Powell, Leolu Penrlfny, Airs. Omla I'lanier, Henry Partin, Idddle Peters. Airs. Alice Mny Patterson, AI. Id. I'ennlngloii. Alr.-i^ W llllo Piigciibai't, Airs. Manila Peveboiisc. Airs. Anna □. I'll lesion, w. It Pierson. Carl Piixlon. Airs Loltle 'eovuliou.ie, 8. W. Parker. F. At. I'lillllos. A AI. Powell. T. F. Pearmnn. II. F., Jr. Pearm.ili, .Martha Parker, AI. F. Parker, XV. 8. Powers. Onlo Z. Ilapp, 8. Randall. Id. II lllvers. C. XV. Illce. C. Id. Rivera. I. F. Robinson. W. AI. Robbins. Aaron Robbins. AI. F. Kongo. H. Robinson. C R. Robson. J. N. Radford (I. A Ray, J. 11. ItoWe, XV. D. Mouth, A. Ray Airs. Orrlo L. Robson, Airs. Pearl L. Itnndull. .Mrs. jXiiiiii Randall. Allss Helen Randall, Airs. Nellie D. Kumhley, Airs. Octavla Robbins, Airs. Hlgnn lllve. Kidney ilnoy A. Riddling, Airs. Julia Iteeil. Airs. Haralt Robbins. Alls. A lice H. tlunge, Mrs. Rmina Roberts. Airs. Alolllo Roberts. Mrs. Kiln N. R iv e r s Airs. Mcrtha ,* R odgers, W a lte r Itoberis, Allss .Margaret llobeMs, Miss Rlennor Hockey, Mrs. Ada Reaves. W. W . Hudford. Airs. .Mattlo Itilbow, Ivan II. Reel. Mrs. Ruby R u m b le), .1. A. Itumobr, W. A. Itisc. Idsthcr W. Item use 1. A. AI. Robbins, Keiinolh W. Renuiid, I. A. Itumblcy. H. M. Roiitli. W aite. ,\. Rumple, XV. li. Itulltli. Hazel Remiisat. O fflo Janet ItetiHiid, Klsle Itoberis. Alollle A. IlUligo, W. F. Russ, Wm. I*. Ryan, C. J. Hliellny, W. F. 8hcppurd. J. j\. He an, (O. It 8m lib J. Leo Slack. G. Id Slaughter. Id AI. Hmlth, A. H. Hmjlh. G. XV. Smith. F. K. V Stafford. W. A. Hteilt. C. J Stiles, Id. W. Stewart, J. R. \ Htrlngfellow, L. G. , Stone, F. A. HtiHoii, Norman Hpeer, T. Id. Hetitiltx. Airs C assandra Hplvfl. .Martin Huvnge, Airs. Floranoo HI range, Mrs. Idtliol Htownrt. Airs. Knto Hlemnor. Airs. Clara Hrnltli, Miss V irginia ........... Kl Hlupler. Airs. Ruth S p a t:, Mrs. Annie Hpeer. Mrs. Currie Hlmmtmo. G. L. • 8c)ilrard, Mrs. Martha Htcnc, Mis. Krnncta Smith, Airs. Lucotta Starr, Airs Horn Hmlth. C. T. _______________ (i‘niiiiieiwi on Pste Versa) i 'ir �Msg 1 ' THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, Rates on Fruits * BABE RUTH IS and Vegetables ' NOT A “BABE Must Be Changed During tho past season, especially OCTOBER 27, 1922 11 VICTIMS OF NEW Y O R * , FIRE LAID TO REST THE TRUTH IS BAD ENOUGH An American hns file(j $100,000 against tho Turk . South FloHda has had an oxcosaivo mont, If any. rainfall during tho pant fow weeks, mid .inturnlly, fo r a country as prairie William Allen Whit, llko ns it is, there was considerable c°mpl»ij. dampness accumulated on the surface, Ing o f no dearth, for n of mst* and oven piled up a foot hero and there nnd inches somewhere cIbo. It takes a little timo for water to run o ff and Tho Herald, 16c run down, but by tho timo tho scare stories being sent out by jsomo excited and excitable ones reach their dostlnntion, it will bo oil over in this state, tho dry land will bo appearing and tho truck farmers will bo singing at their work. Thnt wns n wild story n man sent to Charlotte, N. C., to hla wlfo, about 20,000 persons being homeless south of Lake Okeechobee and thousands of cattle and hogs being drowned! It waB a Mophistopholinn lie! There NEW YORK, Oct. 25.— Tho oast sldo resounded this, afternoon with during the World’s Series,, public walling and jamentatlons during fun* Efforts of Senator Fletcher sentiment has turned against Babo oral services hold for 11 o f Id vie* .Forth Replies Ruth, especially notlcnble amongst tho tlms o f tho,fire which swopt a tone-* Sanford fans. Thcro must bo some mont house at Loxington avenuo and G. B. McGinly, secretary of tho In- good reason for this and the only 110th street last Sunday; Wo nre not »ure of what is “ Strong­ torstato Commerce Commission a! real reason that can be found, Is tho So dense wne tho,crowd of/m oum er thnn Fiction" but wo can find out attitude taken by tho pross and,some ers that police reserves had to be coll* tonight nt the Princess. of tho lending sport writers. In a cd for one service uptown andionathor conversation with a plnyar from tho downtown to clear tho way for the And then tomorrow night thoro is major leagues, ono that knows Babo corteges. Long after tho two ,lines a young noblomnn thnt helps n prin­ Ruth both on nnd o ff tho field, it was of hearses hud crossed East river cess to esenpo n forced mnrringe nnd brought to light sovornl incidents that spans on their way to tho ccmctorles gets her for himself in "The Lndy prove thnt a grave injustice has been cries and sounds of mourning could from Longncrc." And the nice pnrt dono Ruth through somo of the loading bp heard. ' is thnt n Century comedy follows it. papers o f tho North. During this Tho Fifth street service wns held conversation it was loomed that Ruth for six members o f the family of Manager Herndon, of tho Princess, wns just ns popular with tho playcrs, Abraham Sugnrman. Both Sugarman hns somo real feature pictures hooked both of his own club as well as the and his wife escaped. for tho senson nnd ono of them is the opposing teams, nnd thnt nnytlmo any Sugarman had to bo supported by “ Gilded Cngc" Friday nnd Saturday. unpopularity wns in ovldcnco it was relatives as ho stopped from a car* caused by tho press. rlage to attend tho outdoor servlco. overflow 'goes, Tho hog Is ksiown to Gloria Swanson stars in the “ Gild­ This player 1ms consented to writo Mrs. Sugarman.was too 111 to attend. bu tho first of ull unimnls to seek ed Cage" nnd it will bo remembered several articles on tho Babo Ruth sub­ She lay on a couch in tho npnrtment highland when water threatens, and thnt Gloria started the painted log ject nnd will bo published from timo of a relative living In Harlem. Hearses there nre ncres and ncrcs o f high plno fnd thnt recently became all the to timo in order that the Sanford fans hearing the bodies o f her five child­ lands within a inilo or two o f sovcral rngo. This hnppencd beenuso bIio wns will bo given a chnnco to hear some­ ren and n Bon-in law Journeyed bIx places south, anil west, nnd oust of tho forced to leave tho dninty design thing o f Ruth that Is authentic. Ho miles uptown In order that she might lower end of Lake Okeechobee,' pnlntcd upon hor lower limbs ns she will writo of some personal oxpcrienco gaze upon tho procession. Tho truth about thnt heavy rainfall npenred in society ono night ns there while playing against Ruth ns well Moro thousands attended *tho up is had enough; hut for goodness sake were moro scenes to ho filmod the fol­ ns some o f tho Bnbo’s experiences town Bcrvlco, held nt n synngoguo on don’t try ■to make it any worso by lowing »iny. thnt- camo to him first hnnd nnd thnt 118th street . There Mrs.' Nnthnn Sil­ false statements. Tim offect o f such ELECTRIC PASTE no knows to l>o true nnd correct, ver buried her entire family, husband exaggeration is always rebound on tho in kllla mice, rorlirn.cb.t *, Should a woman deny herself the nn<l am*. It fi.rcen ih.vJ* appear in the Herald nnd then some of and four children. exaggerated. When the storm hit Tnmrenn hull,Unit f.>r water happiness of n man’s lovo to devote you hardheaded fans that have formpn In thill, some man rushed out of her life hnppincss to an invalid sis­ Where There's n Hnby on Farm Keep town, got to a wire somewhere, and ter? That's the problem thnt faces r'*? *»ax m rs gave out the statement that tho water Ilat-Snup Gloria Swnnson in the “ Glided Cngo" wns “ seven feet deep ovor tho T ri­ lints nre on most farms Once they nt the Princess Friday nnd Saturday get inside tho house— look out. Huts bune building;" and the pnpers o ff at M U ST TOE of this week. kill Infants—biting them is not tin- a distance swallowed that much waterT H E M A R K ti!>unl. Nursing bottles nttrnct rnts. Tho Everglades region of Florida U Did you ever ent snails? Thnt is Break n Cake of ItAT-SNAP anti nil right. Tho drainage scheme hail So Say the Bowling League Mann throw it around. It will surely rid not yet been completed, apd until it ono of Walter Heirs’ jobs in tho film­ gers ing of the "Gilded C age?" See how you of rnts nnd mieo. Three sizes, is finished thero will always ho liabi­ ho does it. 3Sc, 05c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed lity to submergence during excessively honvy nnd prolonged rainB; but the by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. system is sufficiently perfected to Probably the most original dinner guarantee that tho excess water will party over staged Is seen in the MONSTER KING FISH run o ff before it has timo to do mater “ Gilded Cage." LEAPED OUT OF BAY INTO FISHERMEN'S MIDST ini damage to any staple crop. GETTING R E A D Y as it refers to* tho foul lines. Thero In two weeks the truckers of the, And the rich gowns used1in this nre mnny bowlers thnt hnvo disre­ lake region will be plowing and pre-j FOR O R L A N D O piny. You just haven’t soen^nity un­ ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 21.— Much garded the foul line Inst season, with paring for tho biggest crop of winterexcitement was cuusdd here ono day til you witness this picture. no penalty attached' but from now on this week when a king fish weighing raised vegetables tho slate hns ever it shall be dlffcrnt thirty pounds leaped out o f Tnmpn known. The wpter of the past weeks j Glorin Swanson, David Powell, Har­ During tho first two weeks of plyy rison Ford, Anno Cornwall, Walter Dny nnd landed in tho /niilst of n will guarantee a fine soil condition i thero will be no penalty for going over Heirs and Charles Stevenson arc some group o f fishermen nngling from the tho foul lino in order that such bowl­ municipal pier. Ono angler who had of the stars that will entertain the ers who hnvo not' hcon watching this, Sanford public nt the Princess Friday been fishing all morning without u 'when congestion n relieved (!nn overcomo their prnetico, nnd get nnd Sntunluy. towns would mean tliff gnthoring to­ right try tho timo tho third week nibble dived for tho giunt specimen Remember: most ol the |uin nnd inflammation of rheumatism gether on tho fields crowds from both starts. After thnt every timo n play­ of tho mackerel family nnd captured comes from comrcstion. bun the it before it could flop overboard, It Osborne’s way of giving you a real towns, with their pockets filled with er’ s foot pnsses over tho lino he will congested blood flowing freely was tho first time that a kingfiah hud bargain on Dollar Day is to give you rocks nnd n.pop bottle in encli bund, and even chronic, nagging mini lose thnt ono ball. Thcro nre man/ fallen upon n picro he, e. ono exceptionally good picture for just waiting for somo one on tho other cense. Sloan's (iocs just this— good bowlers that hnvo piled lip good' Residents of Minnesota turned out It penetrates without rubbing— Several species of fish in Florida your money. See tho “ Gilded Cage" side to niako a move or sny,n word scores in pant games that will find straight to the congested spot. It to fight “ 00 fires. There nro signs waters are noted for their jumping thnt would give excuse for n fight. their Rcore will he materially affected and bo convinced. warms up, stimulates the circu­ The rivalry wns nlwnys thigh nnd « in tho future games by this new rul­ proclivities and it is not uncommon thnt H’ 1 w ’ 1 look back upon next lation. It atops pain, brinjfjrjiM, winter ns having been strictly n sum­ comforting relief. Many uses— to find mullet in rowboats whara they win by cither Hide meant victory thnt LARGE SUMS MONEY ing. all in one*35c little. lenped during tho night. Pompano, mer sport. wns thought of, tnlkcd about written Kcr|i5!oan'i handr. It filhmmnd SEEKING INVESTMENT This- also npplios to the sevornl which Jump with tho speed of n rifle nil nchinv muscle* Krljir* inJuki about for many,days following. howlers that have been dropping titl'd, celling jiacki. I'.nlt r,i tiulfii. bullet hnvo been known to shutter But things Boom different now, since Halls cold Inclient. IullcKSlUcuct They hnvo been raising tho roof NEW YORK, Oct. 24.— Indications Sanford nnd Orlando havo hurled tho across the line on their hands aftor lanterns hung in the low rigging of ot cunscition. of the treasury building nt Washing­ thnt large sums oni money nro stell hatchet, utul although hothtsldca still tiu< hull was delivered, as it Is just fishing craft ns riding lights, tho fish ton, hut not to make room for that Sloan's Lim m ci\\-hilk pain! seeking investment were sopn Inst want to win, it is in a more sportsman as much against the rules for your striking htem hoad first with the European cash. hands to he on the other side of tho week in tho announcement thnt tho like manner, and if you ,will believe force of n soldgc hammer. new government 4 1-4 per cent loan this dope to ho correct, just turn foul mark ns it is for your foot or feet. W. L. Straub, for mnny years edi­ It will he well for tho players to hud been more thnn three times over­ out and watch tho Sanford undi Orlan­ Wm. P. Simmons I). A. Morriioo,Jr. tor nnd publisher of tho St. Peters­ II. naroid Hume, subscribed nnd in the rapidity with do football game, Friday of this week. note tliis now ruling nnd take advant­ burg Times, and until recently post­ President Vice-President Secy. & Tress. age o f this advance dope in their which most of tho new offerings, to­ BEST FERTILIZERS — INSECTICIDES — SPRAYERS — POULTRY ’ It is natural for Orluniloto feel that master here, was nearly beaten to talling $1)5,1125,000 were taken up. Tho she will hnvo easy picking ovor the preliniinnry prnetico. Thero are other dentil somo yenrs ago when a tarpon SUPPLIES — HONEST GOODS — FAIR PRICES — PROMPT SHIPMENT previous weeks record wiih only $41,- locnl eleven, becauko it hns beenunnny rules nnd regulations thnt will have Ask Your Neighbor— He kunn* effect on the playing’ this season, thnt lie had hooked leaped into tho rowboat 150,000. “ GET NEW FALL PRICE LIST BEFORE BUYING" a year since Orlnndo lost to our outfit. from which ho wns fishing, knocked Average prices of bonds havo de­ But Sanford is ou t.to win IhU year should lie looked into nt onco. him down, fell on top of him and be­ E. O. Painter Fertilizer Co., Jacksonville, Florida clined about two points in tho Inst nnd from tho way she hns been going gun his struggle to regain his liberfew weeks, but they nre still about this senson, wo boliovc she will-do It. TO HOP OFF FROM six points higher than nt the beginning PENSACOLA TODAY Wo don’t mean by this, however, FOR WASHINGTON of tho yeur. Much of tho recent sell­ thnt Hanford should underestimate Jnmcu Stuck)’ buys, “ Rnts Cost Me ing hns been on tho purt o f large Orlando’s strength, butt got in nnd put $125 for Plumbing IlillB." corporations, nnd banks. Two reasons up tlio same scrapping game thnt won PENSACOLA, Oct. 2G.—Fnlluro to are assigned for this: one, tlm need tho first three gntnes for us. get their motors assembled mid pro­ "W o couldn't toll what wns clog­ of funds to meet tho increasing de­ Conch Wiikemon Bnys thnt his perly tuned ufter an over hauling, de­ ging up our toliot nnd drains. Wo had mands for commercial credit nnd tho hoys ronllzo this and they nro work­ layed the departure of l.icuts. B. H. to tear up floor, pipes, etc, found u other, the switching from high grade ing hnrd this week on new plays Wyatt nnd G. T. Owen for Washing­ nit's nest in bnsumnt. They hud industrials and short term govern­ and, different formations thnt will ton from tho Pensncoln naval nir atachoked the pipes with refuse. The ment liens to the newer, longer nnd ntnko the hoys of the Orlnndo wonder tilin yesterday. It was announced plumber's hill was $125. RAT-SNAP more attractive government loan. late yesterday nfter tho DoHaviland where they nro nt most of the time. cleaned tho rodent out." Three sizes. Bond dealers report that investors And wo hear that Orlnndo is doing plans had been put through test 35c, 05c, $1.2G. Sold and guaranteed are showing more discrimination now the same thing nnd wo nro therefore in­ flights that the navy pilotH would by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. than they have for soverui months clined to think that this will he ono leave here tomorrow morning nt day­ Fiddle utility mortgages, particularly, good gamo of football, and every fnn break. T h e O u ts ta n d in g C lo s e d Car V a l u e Tho first stop will he nt Montgom­ COMPTROLLER IN CHARGE OF nro finding n bettor market, nnd com­ turning out to witncsB this gnmo will FIRST MOL RE HAVEN HANK prised the largest individual group in he given tho surprise of their young ery, where fuel will lie taken, It was 1923 Ffoe Passenger Six-Cylinder Sedan—*1985 Inst weeks offering totalling $20,500,- lives, ns this-promises to bo tho best announced. Other stops are to bo TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 2 5 .-T h o a f­ 000. game of the seuson. . , v mndo at Fayette, S. C., and Lnngloy fairs of tile firwt stnte bank of M ono Measured by any standards you may choose and for Locnl hunkers expect that a $50,Remember fans, throw nil tho rocks Field, Vn. •very kind of motoring, the Buick five passenger sixUnveil, Fla., hnvo been taking over Both machines nro In perfect flying 000,000 loan for Cubu will he floated nnd pop bottles in tho lake before cylinder sedan Is easily the outstanding value in a by tho stato comptroller, it became in this market before Christmas. A r­ turning out to this game ns Orlnndo condition, Lieut. Owon stated tonight. dosed car. , known hero today. An effort is being Tho flyers arrived nt Pensncoln last gentina nlso is supposed to hnvo made is doing likewise nnd tho two towns mndo to re organize tho hnnk nnd e f­ It is a handsome, richly appointed sedan; tasteful in overtures for n now lonn of $100,000,- will get together and spend ono on- Friday from New Orleans, where they fect a reopening. Its capital stock Ih the quality of its Interior fittings and in the com fortab le stopped over on their Snn Francisco* 000, nnd Chile is ntill in tho market Joynblo dny. And Orlando has been npprolmutSly $30,000. An exnminer luxury o f its wide, easy seats with their fine plush Pensncoln jaunt long enough to attend for u ioun of $14,000,000. Invited to bring ulong some of tholr of tho comptroller's offico was placed upholstery. tho Region convention. This is tho Some honvy railroad finnnclng nlso dollars nnd take ndvnntnge o f Dollnr in chnrgo of the bank last week, when is expecting within tho next few waeks Dny thnt hns been nrrnnged for their first trans-continental flight evor un­ Every driving convenience is found In this car, so per­ its embarrassment was brought about (jn addition to the iisuul issues of benefit, nnd nftor Sanford wins tho dertaken by the nnvy, From Wash­ fectly arranged that each function is recorded before through tho inability to liquidate fast equipment trust certificates, it is ex­ gnmo Orlnndo enn get much consola­ ing ton, they will fly back ncross tho the driver’s eyes and every control is at his finger tips. enough to meet its demands.—Tampa pected ono or moro mergers will bo tion bv attending the Womn’s Club country by wny o f Chicngo to Snn Tribune. And in addition, there is the dependable, enduring per* Diego where tho aviators are nttndhujli completed before spring, neccsBltntlng formance and the economical, satisfactory motoring additional fmanuring, Renewed re ­ FORMER GOV. GILCHRIST ROBthat alwaya has been so marked in the Buick chawi# HER WONDER ports that tho Now* York Central BED -\ and the famous Buick valve-ln-head engine. ruilroad wus considering the issuance B E TTE R BU SIN ESS SAVANNAH, Ga., Oct. 24.— Ex*. Thcro nro questions that havo pusof additional stock wore denied by an IS S H O W IN G UP A L L zled tho thinking world for ages— Governor Gilchrist o f Florida, reported / The Buick Une for 1923 Comprise Fourteen ModeUt j official of the compuny. to tho police that ho was robbed yes* . Four*—3 Pas*. Road it* r, $1631 S P***- Touring. O V E R T H E W O R L D Who was tho man in tho iron mask? Tho largest Individual Issuo In tho I Coupe,SI 175(3Pa**.Sedan, 11 J95j 5 P***. Touring S«U»«.*J » T tordny in the Snvnnnnh Union Station Who Htruck Billy* Patterson? Inst week, was the $18,000,000, 0 per 8 i « * —I Pin . Road.ter, t i n s ; 5 Pa**. Touring, $lI#Sl of Ids purse containing $70. Touring Sedan, J1933i 5 Pa.*. 8*dan. j l M f l « P#**- Co.ut?’ Who wrote Shnkcspenro’ s plays? NEW YORK, Oct.i 26.—Business In cen external bonds of tho kingdom of Norway maturing in thirty year nnd Europe, Latin America nnd tho far Who killed Coek Robin? And, of all Second sheets, 8'/2x l l , only non-redceninblc for ten yenrs. They east is steadily on tho upgrndo nnd things, who dragged whom how many with but fow,exceptions is better tho tima around tho v.fal)B of what? 50c per 1,000, while they last, at wore offurd nt pur, But the answers to ail those aha Herald office. tf world over, delegates to the eortvcntihn In too mnny automobile accidents of American manufoturers export as­ would willing forego could shlo know B U IC K M OTOR C O M PAN Y To g et rid o f worms in children « 1 tile individual at tho steoring whorl sociation* were told today by Julius who was tho man who tqlaphoned givo them Whlto’a Crcnf Vermifuge. Klin, director United States Burcnu of Inst night nnd didn’t leave I *s namol ' FLINT, MICHIGAN is In reality that well-known ^pstrnTho little jufforoi; improves nt once Foroign and Domestic Commerco. — Snturday Evening Post, , clted citizen, Mr. Barleycorn. and soon becomes healthy, active and N . H . G A R N E R , Dealer If you liko tho Dally Herald tell rdbust. Price, 36c. Sold by Union f a s world nt your door every even­ Road tho advertisement in this issue. Pharmacy.— Adv. , The HeYald, 16c per week, delivered. Join tho throngs of readers. ing for 16c.— Dally Herojd. •When better automobiles are built, Buick will bui STEARNS' agging pains cease �. Tf >A^ ‘JJ lB D VOTERS [o le OF SEM I- co u n ty tnued fr o m p * g « 8 ) y * '& e rc# 4 M jzizy b . Alary M. Way . fir£ CRao* \Vlnnl* Stella B. .vie ilia Avl Isabella Irstln* onlft L 'iVcater l»Annie Nannie IC. „ Ini. H. 3largaret . VT. . w w, E. J. B. I a 8. troll Iter , rn. A lice (oslah le o rn t , Irs. Currie Irla io n i s e I.Mutlldn lid Alary (M antle V Mortlia Is A ran Ita knry |AV, ra. Iva B. Eleanor )l«a rs. M ary ih MUlan Kffle M. Evelyn F. V F. T. C. "IV. L. d T. rt n lotto Katherine urlol A. M. I) F., Jr. > ii, Idolla Emma F. lank L , Jr. Allno Elizabeth LuuIho [Mabel flat tior L. Vorsa |n I h. Minnie | E Emma Ituth Nunnlo A. pllvn Alnm a r'nnnle l l ’. llza I h Kmina It Kilo }rim IEssie Elizabeth \nnle IH. Msln Jane v-iiorence Hazel Della l.tliol lltll Dennett, J. tt fifffifS U » . R te , 1 1 Doll. A. F. B ow er, R. C. Ilrndy, B. E. Iloyd, 8. E. Bradshaw . It. C. B rew er, C. I S K ? £ ■?. *• Brady, W . aV, B row n, J, M. 4JH I IUW,, _J.. O, B arrow Britt. C. U im iu iu iu , u B radford, L. II B. Burnea, Cruae Bell, C. B oyce Bradford, 8. W. Beck, J. H. Blodaoo, T. M. Buwlor, M. H. Bernor. A pnea O. B row er, M ary A, Burbor, Mrs. Selina Bryant, Mra. M innie U Buchnnana, T. H. Bette, A. L. Bradbury, C. O. Baker, J. E. Baker. Aire. Selma B urnett, W . M. Braay, Bid Brown, lluesoll _____iley, B rum ley, W . 8. B rook, I). C. iHiiniurt, i 11 1niltrutit A/. Bullock, E llinboth D, Babbott, Mre. Pearl IL Bledsoe, M.‘. V, Barber, Mra. Dona IUggers, Aire, Sophrlna Bolt; Mre. Vernla Brumley, Mre. R osa Britt. Aire. Sarah Burdick. E. L. Byrtl. Felix Bradbury, Aire. I.ola Burnea. Mrs. M argaret Ball, J. Dodson Bowler, AIIhm Mabel Brady, Airs. Carrie Brower, E llinboth T. Burdick, Mrs. Junto 8. Bell, Airs. Douglass Baker, Nathan Ball, J. O. Baker, Mm. Minnie linker, O. C. Balter, M b s Boon Lee Brown, T. 1«. Ileclt, A. M. llontty, H oary Brown, D. B, Babbott. D w ig h t 8. Bradbury, Carl l low man, Mre. Lillian Brown, L. D. Betts, C, E. H u u m ib t cr, Carl A. Brew or, Eugene Brady, B. L. Butts, Maliol H. Bona, Mrs. Irono Bridges, I. V. Riggers, C. M. Boone, J. T. Barber, At. D. Bower, Mre, Volda Blair, Frank Bishop, Mre. Elisabeth Brown, Frank Brannan, 1. ball. Airs. Marie IL Bock, Mre. E va Ballard, S. A. B lggers, Mrs, Ethel Horner, Mrs. Catherine Itry da n, Mre. Huo B lown. Miss Clara B ragg, L. II. Burton, Garfield Bennett, Mrs. Mary B lggers, T. W, Booth. Mrs. Ilenrlotta Blair, C. L. Clark. C. A. ’a Id well, D. A. laiullo, a . N. _________ Cu 10 well U. D. Coleman, J. B. f a b l e r . J. B. Cameron, A. B, Corley, J. W. Cameron, Joo Connelly, H aw k in s L. Cameron, U. J. Cameron. Argot D. Douglass, E, A. I.v II 11 Ib rn lce M. lorlck Q. , VOTED*, I mu iu|i. T. M. Daniels, Joe Denton. J. T. Delk, Tlios. H. „ Douglass.' Mrs. Virginia M. DeCotles, Mrs. Myrtle Dowdney, Airs. Luclllo Douginas, V a nce E. Douglass, Mr«. Mary W. Denton, Mrs, R oberta Dal got, Frod H. pnSICINCT DUfftn, C. rfi • H. " I t i i i i e k , HEMINOLE Diitfln, .Mrs. Frentreaa yPV, HANFORD Douduey, H. F. . . Drummond. Mrs. Josephine I r i.o iu n A Dobbins, Airs. Mamie JoCoursoy, Mm. E lb a b e th leaton, Lucille 'lean, J. C. „ Dumas, Mrs. Susanna Diehl. Mrs. Ida lu tlon . Airs. Kathryn 8. Dresner, J. M. Dresner. Mrs. Ilopo imnlap. Atrs. Jessie Stella r . D o m e , It. W. I Maggie Dalger, Atrs Bert I dele rich, Mrs. Mi Doldilns. A. E. ni'onb Dyson, Huln Ih n. Du Bo so. Andrew loll Dultnso. W illie Dumas, T. U Dorner. Mrs. Anna B. Davison, Mrs. Carrlo Downing, John O. C. Dresser, W. W. Dolan, F. J. Dunn. C. Davis. Frofi kss Drumnnd. D. P. *’SWj % Algi THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY/ OCTOBER 17,1922 S3s rjeBgXflW Chi(|imnn, — ii(H "It. "B. Cannon, A. E. Chain lie rial ti. (I. C. Corley, Anna "'arraway, McG. . owau, J, J. Coffee, C. AV. Cleveland, Mack Chittenden. J. D. Caldwell. II. W ldomau Chandler. 11. W. Chappell, 11. II. Clilttendun, L. I’ . Chittenden, E. A. Connolly, A, I*. Iowan, Frank D. Chittenden, E. D. Cowan, Fred D. Iowan, J. 11. < Jollier, V. C. Crlppon, A. H, ^rooms, J. N. ulBits. It. L. 'assady, At. T. t 'ii C lute, C. II. ,t inimberlain, Catherine Coloman. Hasot Iltorpcning, O. B. ..’rooms, W e a lth y Corpuny, A. C o r jinny, Airs. Nellie Chittenden, Miss Laura Cllair, Virgil Ciown it. Mrs. Annie D. onnelly, Mrs. Mary J. 'Iingpell. M b s Lucca Couch, C. D. Calhoun, Wm. F. Calhoun, Lemuel Cox. Mrs. Emma E. Crenshaw, It. F. Crenshaw, Mrs. Rada Cltorptmlng, Mrs. Villa Cook, Chits. A. m, Collins, Mrs. W. M. Cox. Frank Culp, Wi N. Cates, J. J. Conyers, tloo, Cn rut here, W, Cates, K. M. Calder, Mrs. Donna Crenshaw, AV. IL Chappell, Mrs. Alary W . Chambers, Charlie C aldwell,. M b s Lottto Couch. Mrs. Lenna Chestnut, (I. W. Chandler. Mrs. Bessie CrenshuW. Mrs. Opholla Cooper, Wm. Campbell, C II. Cameron, M b s Clair Caswell, B. D. _ Cameron, Mins Louisa Q. Culberl. Mrs. Edith Clute, Mrs. Blanche Chittenden. Airs Jennotte Crlppcn. Mrs. Mattie ____ Cu v tjItl oDr . M r s . Edith Davis. John Davidson. .1. !'■ Dentie, T. Deane, W, I ■ Dens, It. It. DeCotles, tleo, A. Dickinson, J. J> Diehl, John n iotorlch , II. O. Doorner, F. F. Douglass. J. A, Dutton. F. F. D eC a u ra oy .W , C. • fa r . / m Dooley, P. JJ. Dumas. Harriet T, Bnverly, F. E. Jills worth, J. 0. Estrldgo, F. n T Edkvurds. O. H, Edwards. B. H. Ellsworth, Airs. Mabel Estrldgo, Airs. Edna Evuns, M b s Alary Lola Evans, A, A. Elliott. O, B. Estrldge, J. H. Estrldgo, I. E. Eckels. T. A. E rickson, W . C. Estrldgo. Mrs. Mabel Foulks. Daniel Flow ers, C. AL Ben Fltto W . A., Sr. Flowers, C. L. Forster, F, P. Foster, II. II. Foster, Alsx Frank, F. 8. Fox, W. O. Frnnk, O. B, Foster, J. W. Fortson, J. C. Fisher! L. 8. Frasier, I. F. Frierson, J. E. Fitts. Alice Flowers, Mrs. Allnnle Flowors, II. L. I-'raxIor, L. I. Ferguson. .Mrs. Jessie FellowB, ren o w n , mm. Airs, Mary niary Frnnk, Mrs. Alice J, Fox, Airs. Joalo N. Freeman, Lewis 8. Freeman, Lonloy Flow er, (loorg e Foster, Mrs. Margnrat Flidsclier, Louie Foster, Airs. Lucy Fletcher. Albs Augusta Forrester, C. D. Fox, T. E. Fellows, O, C. Franklin, A. Fraxlor, Myrtlco P. ( lit Ho way, E. M. Oaniner, B M. Garner, N. O. Gntohi'll, M. D. Giirrlson, It. L. G ilb ert/ (.owls Ginn, AV. A. Giles, Frnnk Oitiu. Geo. Gleason. C, G. Ontclioll, Forrest Grovtutstnin, H. M. Gunter. II. C. Guthrie. B. II. Graves. S. S Geer, It, 1. Ouerry, W. B. Griggs, Howard Gram Hug, A. A, Goodhue, Jeanette Groin Ilug, Ella May Gnllowny. Airs. La tire F. Gadson. Gusslo Gardner. Ida It. (Iowan, Campbull Graham, F lunk Olllon, J N. Garner, Mrs. Ituth Guthrie, Airs Margaret Gorin Iy, Ernest Glllott, Mrs. Sarah Oliiort, Mbot Alllo H. Galchel, Mrs. Ituth Giles, Mrs. Mublo Gardner, J. H. Gallagher. Airs. Elizabeth Grntitllng. J. K. Galcltel. Mrs. Iloborta Grey, Lula _ _ f r i t h , w it . GrlrfP Green, J. L. Grey, Mrs. Dora Greer, Mrs. Jennie Gnirnllng, O. II. Garrison. Mrs. Cat*y Green. Justice Green, Joo E. Gallagher. J. M. Giant barn, Mrs. Martha Gatlin, A. A. Gil err)'. J. T. Gifford, II. W. Gay, C, A. Gifford. E. B. Hall. Bon II. Ilall. J. C. li n r r b , F. II. . Haynes. W. M. Ilntnrlch, J. L. Hart. I. D. Hatch. F. Hawkins, T, I. Hayes, J. M. Henry, C. E. Herndon. C. P I lick eon, It. G, 1i ii f K^ M rs"*•raTl’s af 1hIoat-•h■•KA,~gg Hoffm an, Mrs. Oladye Hickson. J. T. Illllyard. It. E. Ilmlgos, E . O . Ifownrii, N. DoV. Howard. B. A. Howard. C. G. Howard. D. C. Holly, B. J. lllckson , D. C. Itamtio, John I lute III ii so n, J. A. Hodges. 1*. Ik 1toward, E. Al. Itodgiion. D. I. Huston, S. A. Hunter, L. O. Hall. J. M„ Hawkins, A. D. ilollor, L. B. Harris, Mrs. Alonte* E, Halley. W alter 1toward. Mrs. Julia Hicks. Julia A. Herndon. Mrs. Eva A. Herndon, Mrs. Llllo Mines, Sain Hyman. Mrs. Vlrglo Howard, Mrs. Leona Hood, Airs., Marjory Hanson. M. jlncul, J. D. 11111, Itobort Ilali. I, C. Humphrey, Atrs. Bose L. Henry, Mrs. Letltla Haynes, Mrs. Nova A. Iluiiler. M b s Molllo Huff. Juntos O. Herndon. Mm. Florenco lterndon, Mrs. Josslo Ilall. »1. L. Hutchison. Atrs. Anna Hutchison, J. C. Hall. Wm. I (nil. J, P. , Hall. Mr« Gladys Hardy, Jim llermlon, It. E. Harvard, J. S. Hopkins, Mrs. Elono llerodon. O. P. iluttdiluson. M b s Jossle Hall. <1. M. . Hickson. II. J. Hart, Mm. Georgia E. Huron, Harry II nasty. Hoc Hutchins, Mm. Ituth Hnsclden. G. B. llermlon, It W. ileoley, W. L. Higgins. Mrs. Mattie E. Hutchins, B, F. Haves, J. M. Holly. B. K j Ill’ll sen. J. T. Harris. Howard Hodges. Mrs. Lillie Hall. Mrs. Leona Hollar. Mrs. Atuurlno . larner, E l*. Hopkins. W. A. Haskins. Mrs. Elisa 8. lushhorgnr, U aryr ■laseblen, Annie . . Herring, Mary B. II. Irwin, S. A. Irwin. A. E. Irwin. Mrs. Bessie Iligrahum, Chus. Irvine. Agnes Irwin, C. L. Jacksotl, James Jacobs, Richard Jerry, 7,. J. Joiner. Henry Jolnor, Sam Johnson. J. J. .lobnsot' H. L. Jones, E. u Jones. A. t... .Ineksmi, AL D. Johnson, D, T. Johnson, 1C H. Jerry, AIrH. Margaret Jones. Airs. Lllllo Jaggor, I. O. Johnson MlM Lila Jones. Mrs. Mlnnlo E. Johnson, J. 8. Johnson. Mrs. Carrie Jones Albs Hoskins Jones. Mrs. Mlnnlo Jones, J. E. JoIili Ins. John Johnson. Rich A. Johnson, c . V. Johnson, R. *!. Johnson. Airs. Rortla Jackson, Virgil Kannor, Chas. Klrutrd. Lewis K Inurd, Loo Knight, W A. Knight. C..1L |KI biker, W. T. Kannor, A, Kennedy, C. U. Kendrick, J o* K in g , Rosa K rvmg, ing. alary AH B. K night. L ovl Kllckor, Airs. R osa Koy, Airs, Elsie B l o b * King. A. J. Kirkland, O. II. Runner, Miss Ruth Knight, Idn Key, Airs, Mlnnlo E. Kennedy, Mrs, Annie Kennedy, Atrs, Alic* King, A. J. Kennedy, Allss Christina Kannor, Airs. Fannl* Kennedy. wennony, iR, L. Key, A. it. ‘ ■nig* Knight. Geo. W. Lnlng, C. W. Loosing, A. J, Lake, Forrest Luke', Mrs. Maude A. Lefflor, Mim ur, W. iv. .A. Long, II. C. Lord, R. W. Lord, J. Al. Lovell. Al. W . Loucks, G. 1. Lynch. R. H. Lucas, L. M, Long, D, L Locke, C. C. Lord, Al. M. . Leonard)’ , Herberta Lord, Airs. Jane W. Lord, Mrs. Fannie IL Leoiiurdv. J. G. Lefflor, 1triiiIo Murrell Lovett, Jde Love, L ucIuh I.e fftor, Hazel Lord. Mrs. Bessie L. Lord, Airs. Annie Lou Latimer, Cluis. Cl Lynch, T. B. ' Lowry, Stove Lewis, II. B. Larrnmoro, C. C. Larramore, Mrs, Rose LtIJu, Mrs. JImmI* A. Llghtfoot, Hattie Lynch. W. B. Langley. Atrs. Irono Langioy, W. T. Long. Mrs. Louise lOfflcrv .Mrs Ella E. Lester, W. A. Lyons, Mm, I,uolla Losslng. Mm Hattie Lewis, Mrs, Da lay AL Lewis, W, W, l.oWry. Gadson Lyons. It, W, Lovell. Mrs. Olllvla laird. C. H. Jiossillg, A. J. Loo, A. W., Jr. Mllard, N. J. .ehnian, II. .1. ,oticks, Nellie E. I.aiHslug, H. F. Lehmun. Jennlo W . Moody. J. J. .Mullein, A. R. Marsha 11. A. H. Mauser, J. J. Maluos, 1. S. Mason. It. M. Moil wet her, C. J. Milieu, B. E. / AHHer, F. L. Mlllor, T. J. Miller. W. W. Mitchell. .1. O. Atoyo, At. E. Monroo, R. D. Morrison, W. J. Mult head, It. It. Musson, J. Murrell. K, It, Jr. Aiyors, Ui. I>. Murroil. IC. R. Marshall, Alex Moses, A. It. Aloughton, Jus. Marlowe, D.’ O. Munson, W . B. Matthews, C. A. Morgan, Mrs. Ellsaboth Morgan, Churl Ia Muyo, Ij. C. Morse, Mrs. Helen Murray, N. N. Mlllor. Airs. Maude Atonroe, Mabel C. May. Airs. Alma AtiltIII hows, llllo Munson. MrA. Jennlo I* Malm, M b s Helen Montgomery. D. E. ----. W, Miller. . . . n. ... Moore. J. G. Morrison. Mrs. Lena K. Mickey, Mrs. Favo Muhouoy, Mrs. Lillian ■ Morrison, Miss Brenda Michael, J. O. Mnlrhcud, Mrs. Pnultne Moezek, Henry Marshall. Mrs. Joan Etta Manning, Mrs. Eimn Murphy, Ethel Moore, Airs, ituth E. Mickey. Mrs. Harriott B. Miller. Mrs. Georgia P. Marshall. Mrs. Mary E. Muriel, Sara Miller. Mrs. Joan Mathews, Mary A. Mo ye, Mrs. Beulah Mason, Mrs, Fannie Mornl, Mrs. Martha Meredith. T. E. Murrell, Mrs. Lila K. Manning. R. A. Mabry. Mrs. Irono W. Alurphy, John Musson. Allss Elizabeth Mooro, J. R. At ought nh, ... Mrs, I Inset Along it toil. Alissi Ethel Atnrlowo, Mrs Carrie Marella, I.eoiuirdl Alurphy, F. Al. Atoore. Tom Atoore, Geo. Maluos, Mrs. Mary May. O. F. Mosiey, Roman Alnlnor, Barry Moffett, F. A. Murrell, W. O. Alurshail, C, J. Alerriwoalher. B O. Alcrri went her, A. Atenlor, W. C. Martin, I D. Morgan. W. L. Mosen, Annie II. AlcClolland, J F, AlcHonnld. Don MeGn ha gin, Goo, McKinnon, W. M. MoMlllan. W. J., Sr, MePherson, Richard McCalley, II A. AlcKInt, W. M. McIntosh, l • B. McLaughilti. L. O. ..... MiiPmiRitl, Mrs. Mlnnl* AtcKny, G. E. . McKay. Cal her Inn MeCaslIn, Mrs. Alien W. Mct'uslln, J- IL McCnsiin. II, H. McGrlff, Jtis. McMillan, AIl'iM IMil II. A lice, # McCalley, Mrs. N. Svlvonla McHonuld, Mrs. Ruth MeK Itin on, Mrs. Blanche McKIm, Mrs Mary McMullen, Mrs, Bertha McBride. F. I>. Mcllae, George MeWhlto. Hhoppnrd Nelson, AT. s . Noel, W. AL Nolan. W. O. NUtkeis, Cypress Nelson, Mattlo L. Nnsliit, W. F. Neel, Mrs, Martello Nixon, Airs Allno Nolan, Mis, Minnie Neely. Mrs. Alary M. Nolan. J. L. Oglesby. L. W. Ogicshy, Thos. Gvorstreot. .1. J. M. ORl*snl»y* Mm. Bttllio Paco, B, Proll, H. II. Pax I..... G- I ; Phillips. E. It. Perkins. B. L. Pope. O. J. Prevatt, W . Tt. / I'urtlon. H. B. Purdon. J. J, Pnvnhnuso. W. W, Fezold. John Purvis, A. O. t'uiestou, Mm. T. M. Pujeston': Mrs. CamlB a Phillips, Mrs. n olle T. Phillips, M b s Murlon 1 Palmer, C. A. Payne, J. II. P ulit b s to n . S, Prevatt, Mrs. Nettle Pace, Mrs. Nnttl* Paco, Mrs. Mattlo a. Pitt man, Amos Pu'fvb. .Ins. \ ‘ ‘ Paul ul P, Pczohl. v Perkins. Mrs. Linda L. Potts. J. L. „ Pnlninr. Mrs, F r o n d s Put let son, J. . purdon. Mrs. Mnttlo Pozold, J. W. Phillips. Theo, Purl toy, U. B. Partin, E, L, Phillips. II. 0 , i ’rlao, E. IL Pozold . G. F. R ayn or. W . A. ii, C. A. Reed, Rlvars, E. J. Rivers, F. I*. Utley, W. C. Blchurds, J, IL Itourke, M. B. llobertr, J. C. Dobbs, D. C. ltoburtsun. J. H, ltosslttor, A. T, Bussltter, A. IC. HoUlnson, J, 8. B. Bumph, 0. J. Ileose, C. F. llutllff. Z. □. Hohb, Mrs. Beatrice Hines, Mrs. Irons W, Boiler, U. G. Ituumlllat, F, E, Bossetter, Mrs. Elizabeth But her ford, a. W. Boll, Airs. Inez Roll. T. K. Honor, Leila Buhlnson, Duval in! R obin son, T. J. Bourns, W. N. Bussell. II, T. Uuthorford, Atrs. Mary 111vers, Mrs. Sallle ltoHsotter. Mrs. Harriett 8. Buynor, Mrs. Ramona ltaynor, Airs. Em m a L. Robinson, J. *‘ )b‘ ‘ ”Al. itoldiison. Atrs, Ataml* Humph, Mrs, Arlana . Robbins, Airs, Fan llohhltm. Haul Benins, Pink ItuldriBon, Airs. F rona Lee Itotumln, Mrs. Camilla ItoumllluL Airs. Hortens* Itonlck. Airs. Mary E. Haulers,ui, Mrs. Alary Bay, Mrs. Man do Rinaldi, Joe itoulh, E, j , Itaulerson, \V. n . Bay, J. L, Rowan. J. C. BoumlllM, Mrs. June IL Rivers, tlertha Mary Itlvors, P. J. ltoddouhurry, T. J. Itlee. Evelyn E. Smith G. F. Seif, Samuel Smith, B. H. Smith, C. II. Smith, ltobt. IL Swartz, I. F. S p e n ce r G. W. Spoor. G. A. Spurting, J. E. Smith, Ben St uwart, AL M. Starling, B. J. Slovens, H. H, Smith, A. U, Smith, M. E. Stowe, ii. AL Stowe, E. B. Squires, II E. Stone, W. P, ' Smith, C. J. * Stone, A. il. Schwartz, H. M, Scott, A. C. Scholl, C. E. Shlnludsor, It. L. Hliinliobur, 8. O. Hbefflebl, J. L. siplln, Frank sioati, J. F. Shipp, O. M. Stenstrom, O. H, Hlolnoff, M. B|icor, David Schmidt, Fred O. Stronian, Goo, Sargent, O. E. Sp eer. Airs. Annlo L. Strickland, E. D. Sea lies, P. A. Simmons, Jas. W, Jr. Sheffield, John Scarborough, W. D. Shi nimbler. Mrs. R. E. Stevens, B. *E. nun »’ BP| n> <*■ Smith. Mrs. Atyrtlo Stevens, Airs, ltohooea Swentt, Daniel D. Smith, II. P. siplo, Wm. Schmidt, Airs. Mary Q. Singletary, Airs. Lillian Smith, Mrs. Annette Smith, Mrs. Alurgaret Squires, Mrs. Mary, Starling, Mrs. Elizabeth EL Stone, Mra. Mary 8. Singletary, IL Smith, B. F. Saint, E. Alahel Smith, A. W. Smith, J. K. Sneed, J. D. Steele, Albs Mnmlo Speer, Atrs. Mary Sims, A. 8. Selma!, Alary A. Smith, Mrs Ituth Hmnmerllu. Mrs. Alary Soleck, H. Hands Stout, Atrs. Lucinda Stumuii. Mrs. Jennlo Shipp, Mrs. Bertha Stewart, Airs, Surah J. Sessions, L. K. Stewart, Atlas Mary Stowe, Mrs. JotflO Stewart. .Mbs Minnie siiln h ob or, Airs. C lifford Steele, Boston Htnup, A. At. Si'ott. Atrs. Johnnie Spelr, II. A. Hpeiicer. Mrs. Carrie Spelr, Mrs. Mary Louts* Set leek. Mrs. Atari ha J. Stuman. J. M. Hponcor, Al. II. Spencer, Mrs Butli C. Smith, Mrs. Nolno W . Sloan. Airs. Alice Simmons, Jesse Sanders. Sherman Steele, Mrs. Alice A. Steele, Herman Squires, Airs, Susan IT. Smith. John C. Swanson, N. N. Smith, It. W. Slone, A, II. Smith, Ira Starr, It. H E. Stafford. I). C. Sparling, Mrs. F lora II. Singletary, slnglotary, J. IC E. Telford. S. H Telford. L. M. Thigpen, W. .1. Thrasher, H. L, Thigpen, W. Al. Talbott, F W. Toiur. (t E. Toon, J. T. Tnkacll, J. A. Tli rasher, It. T. Tlllls. Leroy Tomlinson, E. H. Trammell, J. M. Thomas, Geo. Turner. John Thomas. Henry Tarbell, M b s Antonotte TaktK’ h. Airs, Lucllo A. Turner. Mrs. Alary E. Turner, Oils Thrasher, Airs, Inez Thornton, W. D, Tolar, Mrs. Eva Tlllls. J. A. Terhi.nli, Mrs. Louise Treadwell, Airs. Nona T aylor, Mrs. Eva E. Tomlin, Atrs. W in ifred Thomas. H. D, “Tolunr, J. N. Tolar, Mrs. 1,111a Atao Toon, Mrs Ethel Tyler, W . M "fills, yMrs Elizabeth Thigpen, Mrs. HuldaU Turner. Airs. Eugenia Tolar. 11. E. Thigpen, Atrs. Franole Tyner, J. B. Tv nor, Airs. Etta G. Turner ltandall T aylor, E. J . , Turner, Airs. E unice Tolar. Atrs. Iva M. Turner, It. W. Terheun, It. A. Tluirloy, A. J. Thompson, C. L Tyler, Loo, O, Turhr]I, M. D. Vaughan, Alex Vincent. J. K, Vann, W. AL Vanghnn, J. K. Vaughan. Jno. C. VanNi’ , „ N HH, W. M. Vuughnn. Mrs. Jennie IL Vaughnii, Mrs. Eliza D. Vorce, Airs. Eva C. M. Vause, Mrs. Annie May Vincent, Mrs. Clara Lee Vincent. Mrs. Ataudo Vaughan. Mrs. Nellie V ickery. Mrs. Lillian E. Vauso, Flynn Vanghnn, J e ff Vaughan, A. J. Vincent, O E VnhMolor. B K W ard. Harry W atson, W. B. W althour, U, IT. W ard, C, E. W ent. — t. c w e e k .; n . 0 . W eoka, 8, F. W eek s, H. d. D. W hitten, It. C. W ig h t, il. W in Ian ms C. I W ight,, W. II. W ill Is, Lewis W lb o n , H. J. W ood w a rd , E. W, W o o d r u ff. B. T. W ra y , H a rry Wynne, D, J. H. W yn n, J. M. wflllnine, D. J, W illiams, C. Af. W a lla ce, L. W. W l b o n , J. H W ig h t, n . B, WlLson, W. A. j . W aters, O. W . W hltncr. Alles Melt IL W arren, D. W. W ig h t, Mrs. Susan B. W eeks. Airs. ElizazbeUl X ................... W hite, J. IL W ynn, Mrs. F rances 0. Wllllflams, ........... II. W. Williams. Frank W ondhrblge, Anna Q. W a lk e r, Atrs. Edna u. Williams, Judge W eeks, .Mbs Annie M. W right, M. I,. W ont, Sophia 8, AVllkey, M b s Kathryn W rig h t, Airs. Illanohe W rig h t, Squlro Williams, Frank W alker. S. W. W ynn, Airs. Ada W o o d r u ff, Em m a Wilson, Mrs Atnrgnret Williams. Airs. Elizabeth W ash in gton , Jord on W, W eeks, Mrs Floren ce W igh t. Mrs. Lillian IL H. W. “Williams, HI W alkor, John B. W ight, Mrs. Lois nlki “E. “E. W alker. W hitten, n. It. Ward. Airs Ella Ward, M b s Forn Walthall, W. E. Whitner, Mrs. Annie C, Waldron, H It. Walker. Mrs. Alma W alker. Mrs, Grace Parker W ilbanks, Mrs. Mattie W alker. Mrs. Jennlo Walker, Mrs. Texan W ight, Mrs. Alice Wallace. Mrs Pearl Louie* W ilson. W . A. Williams, Mrs. Hester Whitten, Atrs. Mnrgurtta Wilson, Lonnie W rig h t, Henry Wnters, Mrs. Ella Louise Walker, J. L. Whoelor, Mrs. Bessie Whttnor, Chas. II. Wltbldon, C. A. W heeler, W. ' W allace, Mrs E stello W ade. John E. Wnshhurn. Floyd Williams, Airs. Elizabeth WnsMiorn, Mrs. Esther Wade, W. M. Wailueo, J. M. W oods, John ■ ) v m T ). WM 4u as wood*, s. n. Waters. II. C. W nbrna, b’ red W alker. H C, W oods, J. W. W igh t, C. F, Warren, 11, II. W ashburn, lla rro ld Weeks, Alton ’D. W o o d ru ff, May T. wiinhlsh. John I* Ward, E S.. Jr. W illiam s, It O. Yowell, A. E. A'mints, Atrs. Charlotte A'onnts, H. Zachary. A. D. ’/ Inzer, A. I,. Zornovenu, Nick Zachary, AV. 11. Zachary. Bessie C. I ' ■■ BEGIHTEIIEH VOTERS. r lt lO I B O T NO. TAVO, L A K E At ON IlOB, F L O R ID A Allen. AV. It. Bell. J. AV.* Bell, C. O Boll)', J. J. Itruce, ,T, IT, Holly, Atrs. Loulne Black man, Lucy AV IHack man, AV’ . F. Bell. T, J. Iluelinuaii, Samuol H. Boston, Jennlo Bales, C. F. Heston, T. J. Boll. Mlnnlo Leo Booth, Jessie Booth, R. H. Ilalley. W, E ('ruiumtet, Jerry t’aln, Bertha Cain, Geo. H, i ’ rutoinlel, Annin Crenshaw. AW II. Dressier, John Ellis. T. M. Ml Hot, G S. Forster, C. D. Flowers, u. N. Glldowoil, AA’ . n. Haw kins, A. 8. li..„il„i-son, AA'. J, Henderson, L. C. Hoboilon, V adn I in hod on, J. T. Johnson. J. n. Jacobs. J. Tlblon Jacobs, Mlnnl It B. Krcliiburu it. .1. Keller, Alllo I.... . J. II. I.oe. R o y Lyon, Sarah France* Lucas, Hacry I,uctis, Alice Isike, Elizabeth Luke. B. 0 . Lee. Jesse M offett. *J. C. .Mono* It. H. Muse. It. Alann, L. It. Maiiiilug. Henry Manning. Berthn Maun, llen ly Etta Alanu, llnnbt Miller, ,1. AV. Miles. Linda McKemiey, C. II. McGuire, Alattlo McKenny, Clara Oglesby, AA’. B. Ogiesby, E. D. Ouieshy, E. D., Jr, Oglesby, .1. M. Oglesby, J. L. OgleubV, John Oglesby, Mary A. O g l e s b y . Minnie Oglesby, Alice Oglesby, Corln L. Oglesby, E lizabeth Price, VV, H Prince, Mnttlo Prince. AV, C. Biiliun, H. H. C. iiuhurt, II B. Bohlnson, Margaret E lizabeth Itohlnson, A. It. Itohlnson. AHrglnla H* a fford. 15. Stafford, Guy Smith, It. II. H w a ggcriy, AV. B. i Hwaggerty, II. C. S w a g g erty , 15. R. , Smith. Ida M. ThonipHon, Janoy Warren, IJ. V. AVynne, Hattie AVolib. P. A.. Watsoll, It. AVIllls, Tlldon AA’ ynn, It. T.. Jr. W e b b . L oo la 'O . 1II5G1HTI5III5I1 V O T E R *. PRECINCT* NO. FOUR, t’ AOI.A, FLORIDA. Austin, E. T. .* Austin. II. AV. r 1 Austin, At. E. Ilrlghl. It. E. Air ltoua, J. E. Brown. F. A. AV. Durham, Jacob Eld ridge, U. it. Flowers. C. S. Garw ood, Goo. Griffin. Frank Henderson. It. G. Jummes, B F, Johnson, F. A. Jimmies. J. V, • Johnson, Atrs. Annie K fjz , <»tto Kelz, Leonard K ersey, Flora P, At Inohow, A, Atlnchow, F loren ce O, McOuln. A. V. Pvarsmi, C. C. Pearson, C. 1>. Pearson, O. T. Pearson, F ra ncos B. Pearson. Mrs. Helen R. Smith, B. AV. (Continued on Pefe K(ht) l.d I i I m (in w m v. v r.vi i l �REGISTERED VOTERS OF SEMI­ B row n , Mr*. Fannie Uuoklleh, J am es NOLE COUNTY ______ leh. ._ ,. Iluoklleh,. Mrs. Jasele I I A . Bacon, W. & Baker,•. Mr Mrs. M ary B. ( C o n tin u e d from pag« 7) Ballard. Mre, Lula \ Burgees, Mrs. Gertie Baker, Mrs. Susan It. Smith. Oeo. B i l b o , V. "a. Stuckhouse, J. T. Brady, A. F. Spivey, J. M. Iluchnnan. I1UUIIIIIIIII. II. R. Stnckhouao, J. F. Ballard, Fred Tuber, France* W. Uhk or, H. W a rren , J o h n D. Ilurloy, H e n ry W lleon, Thos. B. Ilrudley, J. 8. W a lk e r, T. X Butter, W . R. W lleon, U Bouts, Arthur Butte, H. O. B E G IS T E R K D VOTHRL JPUC1NOT Boss. A. J. NO. F I V E . O V llD O , Hovlilo, H. rtO R ID A Boviile, Mre. Helen Aulln, A nd row , Jr. B rocker, W. P. Adame, John Boss. EL U. A k e r'a n d , J. EL Butts. Mrs. Alla* A h’ Norm an £L Hose. Mr*. Guesl* At Theo. Ilrudley. F. U. Arwo, W. EL llrnnnon, M. F. A r . o , Laara ~ ‘ iter, C. W . Anderson, C. H, C h a m b llsa P. U Aulln, Mre. N. J. Curlett,U ... Adame, Charlee Curlott, Mrs. Helen EL A nderson, d e c r e e Cuipotiper, Mr*. K. W . Arlo, U. M. Cleveland. P. a* Clevela lloeton, 1*. n. Cosslns. H a rry M. Ilryunt, O. C. Daniel. L. P. liromtan, T. J. Daniel. W. J. B oston, J. EL Davis, A. W. B oston, Julia David, W. J. Uoetun, Joseph Duane, D. D. Barnes, EL U. Donne, 8. M. liurm-e, I’earl Duchurdt. Goo, Clark, J. A. Donne. A. U. Clnrk. Mre. C. T. Dooley, M. EL Crnwforil, Mre. A. K. Donovun. Noah C ra w ford , H. O. Dun tel, Mrs. T, E. Cartor, Mre. Annie D ooley, Mrs. Mollis B. Conslcy, U.-T. Donne. Mre. Martha EL C o ffey , C. W . Du vis, C. K. D u ru m . H enry Davis. Mrs. Hllsnbeth Dnul. Carl Dnvls, Mrs. Maude Farnell, EL A. Dalbo, E. x Farnell Elkins. W. M. Ornnt, Nathan Flyn t. G. G. Grant, P. W. Flynt, J. Wj> Uarvln, EL D. Frasor, J. D. daln ee, O. O. Flynt, E. II. Gore, K II. F low ers. Preston Grant, Mrs. J. El. Franklin. Mrs. Elisabeth Gnrvln, Mrs. E'lorla Fraser. Mre. Lottie Gulder, Adam Flyn t. Mrs. M a ty II. Ur uni, Mrs. Priscilla E'iillngln. W . C. Gore, Mrs. Cleo, E'rank IIn. H. E. / Holmes, C. U I'll Ilaid, W. W . Harvey. Geo. E'lsher. Potor J. Hall. Clem E'lsher. Mrs. Cornolla Hay, Mrs. L. E'lsher, W. B. Hays, Dave Felt tier, Peter J “Holmes. )ln I,India Geiger, A. T. Hancock, Mrs. Dee Geiger, T. W. H an cock , K. G. Geiger. W\ F. Holmes, E'ltiley Gilm ore, T. J. Hnlgh, Mrs. Mnrtha A. Grant, EL 11. H u Ik Ii, John M. Greehum, It. Q, Jones. Lewis Greer. B. 11. Jones. Mrs. Iluby W. Geiger, Mrs. Huslo Jordan, L. EL George, llryco Jackson, Henry George. Mrs. Nancy Jnckson, Mrs. Arthur Gamlet, G. T. Jones, J. W. Gallow ay. Jam es < Jones, Mary Geiger, Mrs. Edith 1. Jacobs, Mrs. Mary EL Greer, Mrs. I. L. Jordan, ................................. Mrs. Mabjfe Geiger. Mrs. Dorca* Jones. John II. Gould. G. C. King, Miss N. M. Graham, A. B. Kelsey, Mrs. Dora Gresham. It. H. Kllvort, Maxwell A. Grant, E. H. Kina, Itohcrt P .. Gilmore, T. J. Kennedy, L. Greer, U D. King. Mrs. Mary M. Geiger, It. P. Kennedy, Ilethany Geiger, II. II. E.itt limr, II. D. Gatlin. U. U. Lawton. T. W. Gahord, M. 13. Lawton, W. J. Galiord. .Mrs. Suslo Hall Laxotto, N. F. Gahord, Miss Mary Leo. C. 8. llurrlson, C. E\ Leinhnrt, Joe, Jr. Hart, I. D. Luther, I. W. Hanna, D. It. Luther. W. II. Holder. A. J. Lawton. It. W. Huddleston. J. H. Lilian, T. L. 1 Hurt. Mrs. Bosnia A. Lawton. Mrs It. W, Hunter, E. L. l.elnhart. Mrs. N. M. Hart. Mrs. E m m a J. Lee, J 11.. Jr. Hurt, Mrs. M aggie M. Lee. Mrs. G. C. Huddleston Mrs. Cornelia Lindsey, Mrs. F a nn y Harris. Hlchard Lingo. Mrs. It. C. Harrisun, Mrs Huslo W. Lee. Mrs. Goldlo Harrison, Miss Clare Lawton. Mrs. Lillian Hurt. 13 1>. Lawton. Mrs. l/ottlo llumlt, A. W. Laxette. Mrs. -Surah Hart. Mrs. ELlIxabeth A. Lee, Mrs. Laura A. Harris, C. (1. Luther, Mrs Llltn M. Hamit. Mrs. Annlo M. Luther, W. II. Hill, C. F. Mathis, Win Ingram. \Ntn. Mead. Theo. L. Jones. J. F. Mitchell, J. E\ Johnston,. Mrs. Manr Washburn. 13. M. Jordan. Mrs. Julia .. . Marshall, C. J. Johns, Mrs. Bertha M. Mitchell, C. O, Jurney, A. D. Malcolm, J. L. Jiirney, Mrs Louisa Marshall, Mrs O. A. Kllhee. E. 11. Mitchell. Mrs L. U. Kllhee. Mrs. K. F. Mend, Mrs. EL H. K liliiH1, Mrs. Laura Murphy. Mrs. V irginia Kliliee, W. G. Movie Mrs. Lola Leflls. G. C. Mashhurn. W illis Leflls. It. Milner. 1311a Logan. J. A. Mitchell, Miss A. D. Leflls. Mrs. ClemetA Murphy. «.* L. i.ogan. Mrs. Myrtle Moore. Mlko Larkins. J. Miller. E'rank It Leflls, Mrs. Meta I. Mosley, A. A. I.eimjlhe. J. M. McCall, II. It Lindsey. H. L. McCulley. A. J. I.emolne, Mrs. ltortha. McCulloy, C. T. Levy. II. B. Mcllrldu, Suin'l Mat lie ux, Goo. E. McCall. Alex Moran, Aubrey McBride. Mrs. L. 8. Mixon. L. J. McCall, Mrs. Kate Mathleiix. Mrs. Maymo McQuay, Fred Many, E'rank McPall. Mrs Mattie Miles, Itlchnrd Mcijuuy. Mrs. Ella Mobley. J M. M d ulley. Mrs. l-3mma Mobley. EL It McCulley. Mrs W ln n lo Martin. Mrs. Pearl McCall, Mrs. Minna Marlin. J. Wm. McCulley. J. T. M e t c a l f . J,. 13. Nelson, 8teen Morris, <57 L. Nall. Dan Matlock, J. P. Newton. Clayton Matlock. Mrs Maydo M. Newton, Mrs. P lnkey McLain. J. T. Ox end Ino, J. 13. McE'urlune. E’ red Oxendlne. Mrs. Llxxle McKellnr, J. II. Okerlund. M. J. McLain. Mrs. Mnrle o k e rlu m l. Annie D. McLain. J. T., Jr. Partin. J. C. McCollum. A. A. Purlin, J. EL McLaughlin, J. T. Person. II. A. McLain, 8. A. Peacock, 13. J. Nlckolson. II. A. Partin, C A. Owen. K D. Pointom, M. D. Pattlshnll. II. II Peacock. Mrs II. i ’eters. Geo. T. Partin, Mrs. EL It Peters. Titos, Pnrtln, Mrs. W. F. i’ etors, W. T. Holdnson, G. P rev a il, T. W. I Diodes. G. Proctor, C. F. Ithodes. Mrs. Mary Portion, T. F. Itoblnson, Mrs. Dora Pur don. T. 13. Itoherlson. liobt. Phillips, Clins. Heed. Mrs. Lucy D. Potter. A. L. Ithodes. C. P. Potter, Mrs. Nettle L. Itohertson, John Peters, Mrs. E'unnte 8cruKgs. John Peters. Miss Annie 8lnllii, Noah Peters. Mrs. Pearl* Hinlth. H. O. Phillips. Mrs. Etta M. Smith. Harper Pattlshnll. Mrs. Annlo Hweal, Chits. PetorH. T. D. Swnlic, O. P. Pettlshnl!.' Mlno Georgia Bnmlerson. O. Paulson. A. ScruKKS, John L. Pnrrnmoro, J. II. , _ Simmons, T. O. P n r r u m o r e , M I sh G eorgia B. Swope. S W. I’ roc tor, T. A. Stovons. Snm W. Hnulerson. 13. A. Smith. Mrs It. G. Ituulcrson. E dw in Sley, Mrs D. L. Hehhlnder. L. M. Swope, Mrs. I. M. Babbitts, F. E\ Simmons, Mrs. S. J. Itltchtc. H C. Slpiln, Mrs Plnkoy Illtchle. Mrs. Helen Slpiln, Mrs. Plnkoy N. Head, It 8. Shupc. T. C. Head. Mrs. EL EL Hhupc. Mis It. W. Ituulerson. Mrs. Jennlo U. Sley. V. II. B obbins, Mrs Mary E. Hwujio. Mrs. 1311a M. Ilehhlnder. Mrs. Ireno L. Sutton" Joseph Bobbins. Mrs. A froson a U Snpp. W. H. Badford. O. C. Scott.. N. Bobbins. O. C. Smith, Mrs. Mary A. Itehblnder. M. P. Swope, Mrs. Klla M. llnulerson, W. H. Tanner. N. J. P l ’ ey, Mrs. Clara Thomas, W alter filloy, John T hom pson. Annlo C. Iteuves. J. O. Thom pson. J N. Sutton. EL N. Thomas, Mrs. C. K. Helg. W. U Thomas. J. T. Sheldon. L. A. W alcott, o . o r Sheldon. Mrs. E. J. W heeler, II. F. Stover, Peter N. W heeler. It. L Slones. Mrs Mary A . . West. C. L. Sutton. Mrs. Annie D. W rig h t. It. It. Sele. Mrs Dhadra M. W illiams. Mrs. W . B. Scholl. T. EL ' W righ t. L. 13. Sipes. G. L. Williams. Lein EL Stevens. J. K. Williams. W. II. Summerslll. E.. 7. W heeler. Mrs M. U Stevens. >D. E. W rig h t. Mrs Mary L. Saunders, C. O, “Went. Mrs. Pauline Smith, S. P. W a lco tt. Mrs. Louise Strevrll. It. N. W heeler. Mrs. Geo. L Smith. J. M. Wnltirlght. S. It. Smith. W. 13. Young, W EL Htiinflll. J. T. Young. W. It Helg. Mrs Maymo F. Young. Mrs. Ituth Hummorsll!. Airs. E.fflo V. Y oung. Mrs. Mar^ I. Strong, Mrs. Edna I, ......................................... p n m c iN C T Strong. I. I. IIHti IHTILIIKII VOTER! Sweat. Gen. \\ . NO. HIX, GE N E VA . FLOIUDA Stewart. Charles. Jr. Adams. Mrs. W. L T aylor. M. W. Andrews. J. 8. T aylor. W. F. Albertson, D. G. T hom son . W. II. Baker, Henry .Terry. Mrs. A. K. Baker. M. I. Terry. D H. Burgess, Uly Thornton, J. 8. B row n , J. L Ttetsma. T im * Hilliard. W D. Wleks. J V. Bush. 13. M .. W a k e field . P. T. / Ilrowti. W. M. WulI, H. J. lionncll, C. M. Wade, Paul M. Bailies. It. 13. Spinks, Mrs, R o w D. Short, M ra Marl* Hearoy, Alts* Berta H. W yatt, A. II. Hour. It. C. W o s c o lL J. E. Sour, Miss Pauline Young, W m ,. Tloe, Mr*. Carrie B. Turner, Jamee ItUGIHTKHKD VOTER! PRECINCT Turner. Lanle N U E IIK H NRVEN, C U CLU O TA . Tullls, W. A. F L O R ID A Tice, T. A. Thomas, Igiura Averette, L ora T. Averette, Mrs. Annie Tullls, Mrs. Lillian A lexander, J. D. Williamson, T. J. Wa|te. Lillian K. Mlse. Brumley. C. D. iiiiicn. r . ii, ulso Y. B lack, V, II. Walts, Miss Louies Brutnley, Wllllnmson, M ra Lid* y. Ida Ide Brunch, M agglo W ood cock , Win. M. BrocKlnuton, Mrs. Mary W ynn, T. J. Baker. W illis W ynn, llosa Collins, L. B. Ward. E'rank , , Collins, Am elia F. Walter. E. C. Collins, Ethel G. Walter, E. II. » Daniels, D. D. Prow tly, D. 8. REG INTER ED VOTER! PIUBCMCT Drowdy, M. M. AK E MART, NHMIIER TEN, L LAE Drowdy, Miss V. E. • FLOIUDA Dann, It. L. E'utch, H en ry tdy. 1 Graves, W. F. Dunn, W. V. Gore, M ary Lottie Durant, II. D. Gore, J. D'. Durant, Mrs. H. D. ** Dunn. Mrs. W. V, .l a r i., D. B. Hodges. W , i__ Evans. J. D. H ig g in s, Carrie A. Evans, Mrs. M. V. Higgins, Wm. I. Fortier, J. W. Hodges, W. E. Kurina. C. A. Hart. A lice C. E'orry, D. E\ llnnna. D. R. E'urlna, Mrs. C. A. Illncbnugh, Mrs. Leona E'erguson, W. 0. Jacobs, ai.cuiin, Geo. uuu. O. vi E'erguson, Aire. J. M. Jacobs, G, M, Humphrey, M ra D ora Jacobs, N. C.. Humphrey, It. T. JucEis, W. M. In gersoll, B. C. Jacobs, Llxxle In gorsoll, Atrs. B. C. Jacobs, V loln C. Lynch. It. B. Jacobs, Sallle Lynch, Mrs. Dorn Jacobs, A nnie U. Monroe, W. |’ . Jacobs, M a ry A. Monroe, Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, W . E, McWnltor, E. F. Jacobs, W m . V. M cW alters, B. T. Jacobs, J. Tlhlen Alrlnvnle, W. B. Long. 8. F. Alclnvnle. Airs. W. B. Long, Gnbrlel Price. O. W. lame, T. F., Jr. . Price. Mrs. G. W. lame, J. M. ungg, B. A. Long. G. W. .. eetf, . .. James / Long, Minnie May Heed, Alnthns H. Long. J. M, HJohiom, A. E. Ijine. T. J. HJohlain. G. E. Merrlw eather, W. II. SJnblam. A. C. M orrlw eathor. Mrs. Orlando A. Smith, Robert Now ton, W. A. Stewart. O. W. Nixon, J. T. Sjohlam, Mrs. A. E. Nixon, U iura M. •. SJohlum. Amanda A. P rev a il, Josta Sjohlam. F lo y d D. ItohcrtN,i, Ilod’ ____...lt. Sjohlam. C. W. Heaves. Minnie Ada T u x w o rlh , Wm. Boherts. Mrs. Maud Iteuves, J. G. IIF.GINTEIU'.D VOTERS PRECINCT Self. T. 8. N't RUHR E LE VE N, A L T A ­ Self. D. 8. MONTE:, F LO R ID A Swanson, N. O. Ballard. W. II Story, F. M IlnrkOlt. AI. II. S lcevor, C. F. Hlnckshenr, Sol Simmons, D. W. Ballard, Airs. Marlon F, Snyder. J. EL llhii kshear, IsnlTb Snyder. A dla L. Burkett, Airs. C. L. Helg, Mrs. Mayncs Ilatts. Nina I. Simmons, 13dlth ltntes. B. C. Storey, J. E\ Bates, Lillian D Simmons, L. J. Bates, tl B. T flbh le, E. E. IlurkTtt, J. T. Tribble, Mary E. Bryant. Atrs. E. M. Tribble. Estello B. Coombs. P. D. W alk er. Mitchell CnSttpholl, John W alker, llosa C rofford . It. C. Willis, 8. U. Coker. W llay C. Williams. .Minnie Cline, Ailiert E. y.elbe. Clias. M. Colson, John Coison, Annlo M. Campbell, Sophia A. IIILGIMTEBIEI) VOTERS P RE CIN CT Cox, Atrs. Bessie* Elliot NCSIIIEU EIGHT, UABUIDLLA, Casslty, .Mrs. Anna A. FLOIUDA Cline. J. B. Davis. E\ II. Brown, Ada 1. Dnllns. C. A. Brauser, Mlnnlo Dallas. Airs. Sula liruuser, John EJrlckson, J. A. Cox. Ell J. K vuiih . J. M. Hindu. Michael, dr. Etlwnrds, IlenJ. J. Jilnda, M. J. Edwards, .Mamie E. Dunlin, 13. J. E3dwards. P. B. Dodd,' Lloyd II. Fuller, A. II. David. D ou gla s M E'uller, Airs. Ituth Khrhroht. Itoht. E'uller. Airs. Alary A. Hunter, II. J. Fuller, Herbert E. Hull. EL B. E'ord, A lfred Banks Hawkins, It. II. Foster, .Morris Hawkins, It. U. llln k el, A. L. Hawkins, Illrnm E'. Haines. Elmir T. KavIk, Baines J. Illll. D. C. Moorman, A. W. H ill, T. J. • Moorman, Upton Haines, A. G. Murrlnor, O. T. Illll. Joe Mathers, Sal 13. IIlnymnu. layman. W. II. >> . it. Mathers, D. E. Ilnlnes. Mrs. .Margaret E. Mathers, C. E. Ilnlghl. Airs. l.ueTln Moreman, Kllxabeth Hoffman. B. E. Moremun, Mlntilo Huffman. Ida A. Mathers, l.ottlo Haines, .Mrs. M, L Mathers. Heuu llyres. Airs. E'rank Murler. Ituuhen Henkel. .Mrs. Myrta P. iia rler. Airs. Ella Hiilghl. H. L. AlcDonuld, Ada I Iyer, J. AI. Newton, W. J. • llyres, Chas. D. Parker, G. E. i llyres, Wm. M. Parker, 11. C. Haynes. Clins D. Bouse, W. II. Hallies. K athryn L. Boherts. E. W. Jnckson, A. D. T ew, J. A. Joseph, E'red W right. W. A. Johnson, B. J. Williams, At. J. J o s e p h , Losses W oods. S. AI. Jamesiut, Isaac /modern, Louis K in gsley, Goo. IIBUIMTt:ilt:i) VOTERS PRECINCT Kingsley, Airs. Grace L. Lyman, II. L. M Itlllllt NINEL, LONGWOOD, Lyman. II. C. F LO R ID A Landman. John W. Lyman. Airs. Btnina A llen , J. It. Lewis, Jolly AI. Allen. W, 13. Allen. Airs R oberta Lewis, Eslelln ~ l.omons, W. D. Allen, Airs. Sarah l.cmmis. Elisabeth Arnett, HettIO Lewis, Arthur A. Allen. Airs W. B. Lemons, Mrs. D ora Barnhart. C E. l.lllyehjrim. It. J. Bryant. G. A .' I.eonartl, S. S. • Ilryunt. Orville Lewis. Airs. Colin F. lilatlltic, J. A. liistlinc, Airs. A dlo A. .Mullen. A. W . MedlocK, W. L. Ilryunt. Airs. E3. M. .Merritt, W. E. Chaffer. J. At. Alorrls. W. C. Cramer, Airs. Losslo . .Mallory, .Mrs. E3nrl 13. Chaffer, Airs Sarah A. Aferrltf. Alagulo AI. B. Colo, Annlo Crawford, II. C. .Math)ews. Inina .Murry, Bertha Cramer, L. Airs. Aterrlts. Airs. Cnsslo M. Hinkle. J. S Merritt. Claude Dixon. J. J. Alcrrltt, W Hilo AI. Dickson, S. C. Atason, Lester Drlgger, W. 13. .MillUp. .Mrs A. W. Dllikcl. Alts Lottie AlottTAlrs. J. L. Dlnkel. o li v e S. .Morris. Airs. Grace L. Dickson, E. W ulker Alorris. W. II. Dowling, Airs. Cornolla Merritt. J. D. Dow ling, W. N. .Morris. Will AI. Etlwurdx. C. Alltchell. B. N. ILnUmlnger, C. W. Mitchell. E. W. I3ntxmltiger. Sarah M. Mc.Mlllan. .Ilth „ _ I3ntxmlm;er. L. W, .McMillan, Airs. Estolla B. Fountain. L. W, Alelntosh. Airs. Alnhlo M. Fruln, O. II. Nobles. It. B E'ralu, Airs. Nancy i Nelson. E31eck. Ful lor. J K. osteon , J. W, I'tlller. S V. tiNtcen, Airs. Lotta E. E'uller. Airs Alary A. Orr, Fannie Grist, E'red tirr, Kugeno Gray, J. II. Price. Levi Giant. H C. •ii Pecrsall. Suvnnnn F. Hartley, L. T.. Jr. Bounds. Airs. Arllo Hnrtloy, T. D. Perkins, Arthur Hartley, C. E ‘ersnll, W. L. Hart iie y. G. C. Pounds. •Is E'rank A. Hooker. D. II. Bandall. Clias. L. lit nek. Airs At A. Pohlnson. Ellxabeth Ilonpk. B. W. P.ced, Hattlo Hooker. Mrs. AI. A. Bobluson. A gn es C. Hughes, Henry Itoblnson. .Warren Heath, Mrs. II. C. Bohlnson, lllohard Hartley, .Mrs. Georgia Bouse. Airs. Trtna L. llln ch llffe. H. C. Bandall. .Mrs Ataudo Hartley, Airs. L. J. Bohlnson, Sam Hartley, Allss Hthn Itnte. E'rank Jenkins, It. A. Starke. Joe Jones, G. 13. Swlcord. W. T. Jones, S. C. Samuels. Amnnda Jackson, B. S. Simmons. E3ffle L. Johns. Airs. Ada Silas, E lm o W. Lewis, L. C. Slmnions. W. AI. Ix'Wls, F. P. Silas. Air* B ulk L. Lewis. Geo. P. Stone. A. L. • Lovell, Allss E’ lorenco G. Satteer, Airs. Ola Luvtgne. Oeo. K. Smith, Airs. Julia Lavlgnc, Airs. Ilallln Stone. L. L Lewis, Airs. S. V. Stone. AI. A. Lewis, W. A. Stone. F. U. Lewis, Airs Carollno Stevens. A. It. AUguitl. John A. Tatum. Jack AleDowell. Jim Tyler, II. C. ' Nelmeyer, E'. J. Tovau, A L „ Neltnrycr. Airs. E'rancla C. Tyler. Mrs. EdlCk B. Newell. It. C. Tanner,J! It. Overstreet, It. J* Turner, Charlie Overstreet. Airs. Ilesslo Tanner, W illie Price, Levi Van Douaen, Miss Ida Partin. Mrs. Alary Wilson. Pearl P.iyiie, Lester It. Walker, E3. L. Payne, Airs Blanche Wlleon, Henry Partin. C. A. Willlamn. Sarah J. 13. Belter. Atrs. Nnond II. Wilson. .!». L Boinntt, W. M. V.’ hltchcad, W . T. Boehuch, Thos. G. Whitehead, Mrs. M. E. Boehuch. Airs. Caroline w'althnur, H K. ID Iter. B. J. AValkcr Carrie Searcy, C. It. Wade. Coleinun Searcy. J. N. Waterhouse, E’ rank P. Sheppard, Thos. Waterhouse, Alice D. Small. Andrew Stiles. A. It. LIST OF IIFBISTHRKI) f o T E R H IN Searcy, Mrs. 13vn L. I'UEC.TMT NT; Mil ICR F IF T E E N , Stewart. Airs. M argarot MEMINOI.F, COUNTY, Stiles. Airs. A. It. ri.O ltID A . Smith. Airs. EBIxaheth Hatcher. Ain.. Alulldo 8. lass. 13. II Sntclier. w . <.'. lltnnnon. AI. P. Htivlllc, II. Hho-t. D. W. Smott. Alts. Isadore Ilovllle, Mra. 11. Spinks. J. C. llrooker, W. T. S ii„ \ . j Huddleston st-J EVvV;’ b.uK.“ - r - c. Dalbo, E m il Davis, Mre. O, K. Elkins, W o rth Kelt nor, P. J, Flsker, W . B. E'lsker, Mrs. W . B. Geiger, T. W. Geiger, M r a Suele Gatlin, A, A. a o o r g e , Ulrica UUUII1U/, .1, D. Jou rney, Aj Journey, Mre. A. D. Lomolno, J. M. Lemolne, Mre. J. M. Matlook, J. P. Matlock, Mre. J. P. Metcalfe, L. E. Martin, b r . J. W Mart n, Mrs. J. W . Morris, 0 , . L , .McLaughlin, J. T. Martin, J. W., 8r. Martin. Mrs. J, W . Molcnlr, U. M. l ’arrum ore, J, H. Parrntnore. M r a G e o rg ia B. Ulley, John Illtay, Mrs. J. Itlchle. B. C. Itedpath, J. A. — Summerville, E. T. Summerville, Mrs. B. T. Shbppnrd, O. It. i Sheppard. Mra. O, n. Stephene, L. L. Stephens, Mre. L. L. T erry, D. H, W e stcolt, J ack B. m. t a . Nixon ,„dw J inspectors, Precinct N0. j i ’ nrker and A. »Pectors. , Precinct No. ;ewis( clerk, wil Hartley nnd D tors. ^ Precinct No. i, SJohlom, clerk t W. Fortier nnd i erectors. Precinct No. j Mullen, clerk, W| P- Bnrrlnrd and tors. Precinct No, \ ey. clerk, with A nnd H. C. Ritchl Keports of th< lain were recti* filed. Wnrrnnts paid September wer« ST pq record. There being nc Thr Kxchnngo Packing Houso has board stands id, liccn running nonio this week and on Monday, Novi Nelson & Co. will opon up in a very short while. WEATHER (HA Mr. ami Mrs. W. M. Wright spent SICKN Thursday in Orlando. Mr. ami Mrs. Culloy and family of hxtrenui ehang Miami arrived by auto Wednesday to Fall cause man] bo the guest of Mr. Culloy’s sister For quick relief Mrs. J. C. Partin. and Ironrhlal tn Mr. Frank Norris who has neon anil croup use Fo quite nil is improving this week. Contains nc Mr.'and Mrs.'Jus. Lively and three printed on the wr children o f Ft. Meade hnve rented ihg cough medicir the S. W. Swope cottage on Grnhnm oy's Honey and T A vc. ant and efficient Mr. and Mrs. Mnynor hnvo takon an and colds that I apartment nt the Lake Cher.:; Inn for Wm. Jones, El D the wintor . everywhere.—Adv Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Leo spent Mon­ day in Orlando. Get your office sq •J. S. Sistrunk and sons have opened nnd Post Cards at th n store and garage nt the cornor of the Genevn-Chuluotn roads Most of the world A missionary sermon will bo the United Slates fn preached nt the Methodist Church Sunday morning by the pnstor, Rev. FOREIGN EXCHAN L. K. Wright and in the afternoon a BATES IlllOf missionary service will bo held undor PRICES the auspices o f tho Woman’s Mission­ ary Society. Mrs. Godfroy of Orlan­ Inr Thr do wll bo present' to mako a talk on NEW YORK, Oct tho work and a short program by the gian and Italian eid children will bo rondorod. ped to their lowcit f Wnltor Cnrtcr o f Rollins Collego today. French franc spent tho week end with his pnrents. points to 0.91 rf*i Mrs. U. G. Smith entertained tho yielded 14 point* H Rook Club Wednesday nftornoon nt Italian lire sold oof: her homo on GrAham Avo. 3.99 1-2 cents. The par value of Mrs. N. D. Holt of Orlando spent several dnys this week with her sister continental currerie Several n-nsoni Mrs. Frank Norris. Mr. nnd Mr. A. I). Sauer and littlo the further tieprcciil son spent Saturday shopping in San­ selling lias been i« huge French t'oreto ford. Tho Social Committee o f the Christ­ tho latest developm ian Endeavor Society gave their an­ economic crisis *hid nual Hallowe’en party nt tho Club to reports of a poai House Friday night Oct. 27th. This pnrntions payment! being the first Hocinl o f tho fall, it today reported thill was w j 11 attended and very much en­ buying dollar* to p*I their debt to the 0 joyed. The family of L. II. Gore are report­ French currency, »1 ed better after having been sick with hnve n tendency to rate. flu Inst week. German mark! Work is moving rapidly on tho ex­ tension o f the Scabourd Air Lino above their low w* track to Iown City. Tho extension cents n hundred. of this line to tho Black Hammock of printing. We b» section will mean a great deal to the Have tho Herald farmers us it will savo a haul of threo or four miles. More land will be open­ ed up and planted thnn over before nnd tho Black Hammock will soon be recognized us the greatest fnrming section of Scminolo County. The Woman's Club, undor tho ahlo leadership o f Mcsdamoa Jas. Leo and C. Ii. West will hnvo "Tho Country Store" at th«E School houso auditorium Modern Plants ft -Tuesday night. The merchants of Capacity of 6* club members have nil boon most Day But Make generous In their donations and tho hind Orders-I Indies arc working hard in a program licly Endorew in addition to the other good things pie Everywhfrt that are to ho hnd. Mrs. II. B. McCall loft Wednesday During the bn* for a visit to relatives in Lakelnnd. this year hnve been sold cortl for « INSPECTORS AND CLERKS established. HAVE BEEN APPOINTED TanUc’e wld•‘J FOR GENERAL ELECTION creasing popuUW Tho County Commissioners nt their possible proof » last meeting appointed (ho following merit. NoproduA' clerks and inspectors for tho general tensively advert^ t„ establish election to he held November 7th: year after year “ Precinct No. 1, West Snnford—R C. Maxwell, clerk, with J. D. Chitten- actin'! and Tnnlac i* c o » r don, W. E. Betts and Perry Jernigan, nflrinP roots. hcrM ns inspectors. Precinct No 2, Lake Monroe— A. S. to tiK-dicnl oth' al ami comfoj Hawkins, clerk, with B. E. Lnke^ D. V. Warren nnd W. H. Cronshnw nB and dWK >n^ ' * superiority is inspectors by lending nujh Ptce!nct No. 3, East Snnford— themselves who Schello Mnlncs, clerk, with L. L Frazicr, B. H. Guthrie nnd W. W. Drcssor, what It «*• have used it 0 ns inspectors lions what it ha ^ Precinct No. 4, Paola—F. A, John­ of the boat P*°P®, son, clerk, with L. Kelx, Goo. Smith have Fhren nnd T. E. Wilson, ns in je cto rs great benefit* Precinct No. 5, Ovoido— 0 . G. Wal­ cott, xlork, with J. N. Thompson, S. tnkinff It- OVIEDO i TANLACI ISGREAT! EVERIN W. Swope nnd R. G. Crawford, ns inpectors. Precinct No. 0, Geneva—J. H. Have you ^ ^ V �; r; \?V.'r\ ’ v'i PS WM* m w EM [(iTRxx m tW W i i*W THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 SOCIETY (From Mondsy’t D»Uy> Miaa Margaret Clark and paronte [arrived her yesterday f r o m their homo in Steubenavlllo, 0 .. and will spend [the winter at their winter homo here. Mrs Harry Leo returned homo yes­ terday from TltusVillo where ahe has spent the.past two weeks as tho guest of Mr. Leo’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. I A. W. Loo, Sr. Mrs. D. P. Drummond will have I charge of tho Ton Tablo Friday at I the Woman’s Club Dpy' nt Central Park. Como out and enjoy yourself and have a cup o f tea. Miss Gladys Morrlss loft yesterday [for Leesburg where ahe Is teaching I this year, after spending tho week-end 1here as the guest of Mrs. E. L. Brown at her homo on West First St. Mrs. T. J. Baker, pisses Minnie and Rosaleo Baker and 0 . C. Baker and their guests Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Minge and sons Osmond and Desmond and Mrs. S. A. Mincoy motored to Orlando yesterday. Mrs. M. Martin has returned homo from Highlands, N. C., whore aho spent tho summer. For tho present Mrs. Martin is at tho Monlezumn, and wishes to state that tho Comfort Cot tago will be opened November first. Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Garrett, Mr. and M rs. Donald Smith, Mrs. Ben Leigh, Messrs. Hnrry, Alfred and Joe Leo motored to Titusville yesterday where they were tho guests of-the Lee Bros parents Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Leo, Sr. C ^n. Starling of Atlanta, Gn., nnd his manager Roy Footes, nro spending n few days here as the guest o f the former's brother B. J. Starling. Mr. Starling is in the Concroto Contract­ ing business and is in tho city relativo to placing bids on tho city paving. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mings nnd twin tono, Osmond nnd Desmond of Kings­ ton, Tonn., and Mrs. S. A. Minccy of Knoxvillo, left this morning in their :ar for thoir homo after n very plcnsmt visit hero ns tho guests of Mrs. r. G. Baker nnd family nt their home in Palmetto nvo. An attractive table is being nrrnngt I- Ink,- enro of tho fancy work artiIch that, will bo in displny at tho ’ olintry Fniri Oct. 27. It will bo to ho Interest c? every woman to look his tnblo over and buy your Xmns rift cnrly. Kindly send all donations o Mrfs. W. T. Lilngloy. One of the features for the childt>n Friday nt the Woman’s Club Day •stivitios Mil bo the Story Hour uner tho direction of Mrs. C. R. Kirt*y. Mrs. Kirtloy noeds no introducIon, and the parents are urged to ring all *tho children to onjoy this cllghtful sfory hour. Don’t forgot lie time, 4 o’clock. Everybody whether club member or ■sident arc asked to enmo out nnd wo your dinner with the Club worn* i Frldny at Fourth Street Pnrk. It ill bo Cafeteria style so you can ly ns much or ns llttlo ns you want, nn't worry over n hot stove Friday hen you can have tho most delicious nndr out in tho cool fresh air nt tho irk Frldny. BIRTHDAY PARTY Littln Miss Blllio Wight, tho winmia daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs, Hal ’ ight entertained a number of her tends Saturday aftornoon in colobra* on o f her birthday anniversary. Tho children attended the matinee, itnossing Wesley "Freckles” Barry, i "Srhool Dnys” after the show they, stumed to tho homo of tho hostess ir refreshments. Tho houso was mutlfully decorated with nil sorts of nllowo'on novelties. Large Jncka nntars, witches, nnd othor Bpooky dngs, Ico cream, cake and candy ore served nnd each tiny guest was Iven n Jncko Lanier filled with cands ns a favor. Llttlo Miss Wight bad cs hors twenr-fnur little girls, nnd was recipient f many lovely gifts nnd good wishes. i In Clretilt Court Seventh Ju dlelal Clr< N olle* o f A pp lication fo r T ax D eed Un­ bring are among the arrivals here BOTH' BIRTHDAY der Section ATS o f Ik e G eneral S tn f, j , , % ■ ' cu lt, Sem inole C ou n t? F lorida. yesterdny and aro In the city on a u trs o f (he S tale o f VIorldn — In C h an cer? • Tho rectory was the scone of a very buaineaa mission. Notice I* hereby g iv e n thnt Mnrochal happy occasion yosterdny afternoon, HILL TO Q U IR T T ITI.K Null-Hose Co., purchaaer o f T a x C e rtifi­ / when the Ladies of tho Guild o f .tho cate No 23. dated the 7th day o f June, Henkel A. A, D. 193o, has filed said co rtlflce In m y Mrs. A. W. Smith and daughter Holy Creia celebrated the Eightieth VO. o f f ic e nnd Ima made a p plication fo r T a x Edna IT. Johnson, ct al. Juanita hnve returned homo 'fr o m birthday of tho dearly loved mother Deed to laaue thoreon In accordant)* OHIlKH OF P C U L IC A T in t o Edna II. Johnson form erly Ednawith H. law, *hld oertlflo M e em brace* tha Jacksonville where thoy spent the of thd Rector Mrs. Jonathan Pock f o llo w in g deaarlbod proporty situated Nichols nnd John K Johnson her hus­ week end with relatives. band. II. It. J ohnson ns trusts* In In Homlnolo County. Florida, t o - w l t : Her house was beautifully decora­ bankruptcy o f A lbert Nichols, J. II. Beg. 10.03 ch. N o f SW co r o f S E U , ted with many flowers, especially ox- SAYS GREAT BRITAIN MUST PAY Hobson nnd L ls ilo Ifl. Hobson his Bee. 20, Twp. 19 8, R a n g * 30 E- Hun B. wife, Kiln M. Needham nnd O. D. 4.3S ch. N to l l y „ SVVIy a lo n g sam e to F. Hunter Long o f Pensacola and qulslte roses and n basket of won­ ITS DEBT TO UNITBI) Phiedham her husband, A ndrew S u lli­ lit. N o f Reg,, 8 to beg. T he aald land H. M. Kendall of Jacksonville art derful whito Jnponicns nnd gifts of bolng assessed ut the date o f the la*u> van and Mnry Louise Sullivan, his STATES v unco o f such ce rtifica t e In the name o t w ife nnd nil other parties olalmln among the out of town business visit­ friends. Interest under nay, either or all o Unknown. Also T ax CertlfltAta No. I f, dated tha the said ahove numod parties In nnd ors hero yesterday and today. i n ? T he A ssociated P ress) Her reception lasted from 4 to 0 p. to tho fo l lo w in g property, the N E ‘ i 7th day o f June, A. D. 1910, has filed _ t LONDON, Oct. 25.— "I will suppos* o f N W K o f H\vu. HoclIon 14, T o w n ­ said certifica ----- ... mte y oIn f f ic e and baa m., when nil tho members of tho Guild ship 21, South o f Ilnngo 20 Hast, nnd made application rfor Tax Deed to Issua The Club Rooms'will bo open FrL canto to wish tho denr Indy many hap­ any party and any government that ti law. Bald cartlflenti ate to each nnd overy one o f the f o l l o w ­ In nocordnnee with tho lo g described un prop fc w in___________id , fo l..._____ ing named persons, Kdna )(. Johnson, em b ra ces____ day ns a Rest Room for visitors, py returns of tho day. Tho younger pursues the policy o f pcnco, economy . .. . uinole County, V lo r St Flor. fo rm erly Kdna 11, Nichols, John L. erty situated In Seminole mothers with children aro especially members also arrived in numbers and nnd stondy progress, neither revolu­ Ufi« tlU'Wlii __ . o 1f ______ Ida, o-w lt: H er N W cor. rtand'a Johnson, her husband, II. 1L J oh n ­ • son ns .trustee In B ankru ptcy o f A l ­ Addition to Snnford run E to NB oor. wolcomo. Mrs. J. Q. Adame will be last but not least the tiny new ones to tionary nor teactlonry, nnd docs it bert Nichols, J. If. Hobson nnd Llssle sd. Addition N._to _lly. BWIy along same K. Hobson, his wlfo, Kiln N. Noedhnm to hog. Sec. IS, Tw p. 19 8., R ange hostess. also^ wish ’’Groat Grand Mother” the efficiently,” former I’ rimo Minister ... The ______________ io eald land____ b ein n sg aaaessed at tha and D. R. Needham, hor husband, A n ­ 19. loauance o f such certificate Lloyd Goorgo told tho coalition liberal drew Sullivan nnd Alary Louise flullt- dale o f the leai snmo happy wish. Mrs. Peck presided Upknown. ______o_f Up) I ____ van his wife, If living, and If any. In the name Smilin' Thm, is a beautiful and with her usual sweet dignity, nnd was membors of parliament nt n meeting Also Tax. Certificate No. 39, dated tha either or all o f the fo r e g o in g persons "i 7th day o f June, A. D. 1130, hns filed Merest he dead, nil ‘ ‘ * “ U ' wonderful lovo story. tho reciptont of many lovely gifts nnd today. In nnothor part of his speech under any, either or all o f them, to said c ertifica te In my o ffla e nnd has It is.tho romance of a man who re­ remembrances. Wo all prny sho may he tnndo tho declaration "Great Brit­ wit: the a b ov e named persons, d e ­ made application fo r T a x Deed to la­ ceased nr otherwise. In nnd to tho aue In accord a n ce with law. Said c e r ­ mained true to his early sweetheart hnve many hnppy returns o f tho day, ain must pay America all hor debts.” desaid herein described real estate, nnd tificate embraces the fo l lo w in g to all parsons nnd parties olnlm lng scribed prop erty situated In Seminole for GO long years. our guest said ” May you live to cele Unity of notion between Great Urltuln an Intarost In and to the said d e ­ County, Florida, to -w lt : T ha t part o f In tho end, hu has his reward; and brnto My, Eightieth Birthday.” B lock 94 H. o f Hy. M. M. Smith's Sub­ scribed lands: nnd the United States wiih urged by You and each o f you aro hereby r e ­ division o f Beollons. T ho aald land be­ the reward carries with It for him Lloyd Goorgo. "I am for tho League quired to npponr to the hill filed In this ing assured ut the date o f the Issuanaa against you an or b efore tho first o f euoh c ertifica te In the name o f u n ­ and for us, n glimpse of heaven and of Nations but until you gut tho Unit­ cause BIRTHDAY PARTY Monday >n December, 1932. a rulo day known. n symbolic revelation of tho truth of A lso Tax C ertificate No. 17, dated the ed States nnd nil tho great nations of o f this court, to - w lt : Decem ber 4th, Tho following invitations were is­ 1922. nnd In default th ereof decree pro 3rd day June, D. filed the verse: 1*ri s*♦oiff Inn In In IinA.t,i u o1911, » e has Europo ns well as tho small, tho ooiiiesan w ill he entered against you Unlit said Certificate my f fIic and has sued: nnd each o f you nod the causo proceed mnde application fo r Tax Deed o IsEver near us, though unseen, Lcaguo will bo crippled nnd cannot ex parte. sue .In. . accord a_ n__ ce with' law, 'S__ n l_d oaer_________ ____ ____ "Mnry Elizabeth Nixon at home, The dear, immortal spirts head. It Is ordered that this order lie p u b ­ tlflcnie embrncoa the fo l lo w in g deeorlbserve its purpose. Ainoricn and Great lished fo r eight uotmeoutIves weeks In ed property sltuntod In Seminole C oun­ The whoio boundless univorse is life, Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 24th, from Britain must work together." tho Hanford Herald, a newspaper p u b ­ ty, Florldu. to - w lt : Hug. 4.38 oh. E and 4:30 to fl o’clock, 304 West Fifth St., lished In Homlnolo County, Florida, i ( i ch N o f HW co r o f HEU. Sec. 28, • There is no dead. Witness tho Ifrm James W. I’ orklns, Twp. 19 S., Ilango 30 B. Hun K 10 ch., Thin Is mndo the more believable Sanford, Florida.” Judge o f s«Jil Court and tho linnd o f R. N 3.33 ch., W lo o h , H 3.33 ch (le ss W In nil malarial countries tho pop­ A. Douglass, tho clerk thereof and tho 3.3 ch ). Halil laml holng aznenzed at From 4:30 to 0 o’clock Tuesdny nfby tho beauty and interpretative pow­ ular remedy is Horblno, l’cnplo find o ff ic ia l seal o f wild court, this 3nd day dnio o f Issuance o f such C ertifica te In tho naina o f Frank Hnll, ers of June Coral who impersonates tor noon, Mrs. Nixon entertained in it a good medicine for purifying tho o f October; 1922. Unless said norilflcutes shall be r e ­ (8KAL) K. A.. DOUGLASS, honor of her daughter, Mnry Elizatwo characters. Clerk Circuit Court. deemed a ccord in g to law Tax Dood will system and warding o ff the disease. Hatuliioln County, Fla, Issue thorium un tho 11th day o f N ov em ­ Her radiance robs tho grave of its zoth, whose twelfth birthday anniver­ Brice, 00c. Sold by Union Pharmacy IlyT A. M. W E E K S, D. C. ber. A. I). 1922, WITNEHH uty o ff ic ia l signature nnd JONES Si JONES, gloom and horror nnd suffuses it with sary it was. — Adv Orlando. Fla., fo r Comptnlnnnt. real this tho Oth duy o f October, A. The house was most artistically a beauty that almost makes death as D. 1922. 60-9tc (HEAL) H. A. DOUnLASH, decorated with golden rod, tangerine -attractive as life itself. Clerk Ctrauit Court. •03|jjo p|t>.ioi[ o q i i o BpJOO 1Bo,| puu COM MISSION EltS SALE Homlnolo County, Fla. See "Smilin’ Thru” at tho Fairish colored hibiscus nnd Huilowo’cn novel­ £xouojiu)s ‘nojplilnn o.qjjo jno.t 90-01o Hy: A. M. W E E K S , D. C. ties, suggesting tho Hallowe’en sea­ Notice Is hereby g iv en that the unHouse, Oct. 27th nt 7:20 p. m. irslunod, Commissioners In partition In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judlelal son. appointed b y tho decree o f the Circuit In (he Circuit Court, Bctcnth Judlelal Circuit o f F lerldn, in nnd fo r Sem­ Court o f Hamlnoln County, Flerldn, In a Circuit In nud fo r .Seminole Thirty-four of Mary’s little friends inole County.— to Chanerry. SEMINOLE BRIDGE CLUB certain causa thuroln pending In which Cuunly, Florida v were present. Tho afternoon wns de­ Minnie Fabler tit i.l. aro complalimntn A delightful social event of yester­ NOTICE OF KOIIECLUnUltH MALE nnd Urorgu Hhoppnrd, nt nt.. lire d efen d ­ III VOIICE day wns that of yesterday afternoon lightfully spent with games, consist­ Chase Sc Company, a corporation o r g a n ­ ants, to ninko sale o f tho premises In­ volved In said milt, will on llonjnmlno Koto, Complainant, ized ami existing under tho lawn of when Mrs. Howard P. Smith enter­ ing of taking pictures on tho spacious VB. MONDAY, NOVMV.MEIi UTIL 1022, the Slate o f Florida, Complainant, during the legal hours o f sale, o ff e r Hnzo] V.oto. Defendant. tained the members of the Seminole lawn and contests. Stewart Boyd re­ vs. Al. Howard and Annin M. Howard, for sulo and salt to tho best and h ig h ­ To Hnxol lie to, lioalton, Virginia: Bridge Club nnd a few extra guests ceived thu prize for pining on tho E. his est bidder fo r cash, nt the d oor o f tho It Hpnonrliig from tho a f f ld a v lf o f wife, lie fondants. tho Muujamliie /.oto heroin duly riled, that Under ami by virtue o f a decree of Court House In Hanford. Florida, nt bridge at her home on Sanford “ Donkey’s tall” and Rosulie I’opo won fo llo w in g described real property, toho la the complainant In tho a b o v e foreclosure and solo rendered In the styled cause, that It 1a tho b elief o f the Heights. There were four tallies of the booby prize. Tho contents of five t’ lrciilt Court o f thu Seventh .ludlslal wlt: Lots Thirteen nnd Fourteen o f Block a ffia n t that Hazel Znto in ov e r tw e n ty Circuit o f Florida In and for Heiulnolo mysterious lings wero discovered by County, players. In Chancery, lit a cause therein Four, o f Tier One. o f Hanford, Florida, ono youra o f a g o ami that tho said l l a a ccord in g to E. Fl. .’’ ra ffo rd ’u AIup o f / o t o la a resident o f tho Htalo o f The game of bridge was exception­ Elennor Cameron and wns given a pending wherein Chase A Company, a Hanford, on per plat th ereof duly re ­ sul Virginia, ruHldlng at llealton, Virginia. corporation organized and existing un­ T herefore, you Hazel / o t o , urc oriiorally interesting the prize for high prize. ty der the laws or the HlotO o f Florida, Is corded In tho public records o f Seminole ed to appear lo tills bill heroin filed In anti E. AI. H ow ard and County, Florida. After the games and contests the onmplalmiut. score among the club membors was J. J. DICKINSON, thla ciniiio, said appearanco to bo on Annie .M. Howard. Ills wife, aro dofoml A. F. CONNELLY, tho First Monday in No vein her, 1931, won by Mrs. Fred Dniger. Mrs. Ben guests wore invited into tho dining ants, I will sell at public ou tcry to the C. It. Du 1IOHI3, tho same holng n Utile Day o f this highest bidder, for cash, at the front Court. 00-Cto CommlHslunors In Fartltlhn. Cnswell holding high score among tho room for refreshments. Tho dining door o f tho courthouse In thu City of It In furthor ordered that this notice In said cou n ty nod state, dur guests wns presented a beautiful cor­ table was centered with tho beautiful Hanford, lug the legal hours o f sale, oti Moods lay. In the Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial ho puhllahmt fo r fiv e consoautlvo w e e k s Circuit, In. nnd fo r the C oun t? o l In the Hanford Herald, iw itowepaper sage. Mrs. Ralph Wight having low birthday.enke lood in white nnd topped tho Oth day o f Novomhor, A. 1>, 1922. Ncmlnole, Florida.— In Chancery pilhllshnd In Htiinluole County, Florida. some being the flrat Monday In said CITATION W iuiohb: E, A. DoUgPtss, Clerk o t with twelve yellow nnd white candies. Mmrc was given a blnck ent pendant, month, the fo llo w in g doscrlbed land sit thu Circuit Court, and a seal thereof, uate, lying and b oln g In the County of Refreshments of ice crcum and cake while tiie cut prize, n hand painted W. W, Fovehousu, Complainant, this 2Bth day o f Hontoinher, A. D. 1921, Homlnolo and Slate o f Florida, to-w lt: va. (HEAL) i t A. DobtlLAHH, Lot N'a. T w o (2). block C, In llrown's laundry list went to Mrs. W. A. Les­ wore served by Mra. Nixon, assisted Tho unknown holra, dovlaoos, grantees, Clork o f the Circuit Court. subdivision o f Hook Hummock ns num ­ o r others cla im in g under lusoph Ftne- 89-510 Hy: A. M. W E E K S, D. C. by Mrs, Parker. bered utul delineated In l'lat Book D, ter. Kitn, decetiHoil, Jiunen li. Farnmure, page S3, on file In tho o ff ic e o f tho Mary Elizabeth wns the recipient Clerk At the conclusion of tho card gnmo ilecoaaod, Jamos It. FlrmKati, d ecea s­ of thu Circuit Court o f Orange ed, John D, UetluchnsHO, decoaand, and In (hr Circuit Court nf (he Seventh J u ­ county. Florida, o f which said Homlnolo Mrs. Smith served chicken snlnd dnto of many lovely birthday gifts. dicial Circuit o f Florldu, In nnU fur J. IlutlodKO Flnottan, docnaaod, Do* County wrts form erly a part, and which Seminole Coiitil?^—In Clinnerr?. fondant*. and nut sandwiches, wnfors, olives In duly of record In (he public records o f Heiulnolo County, Florida, III the of' T o : All parllc* claiming IntoroHt under NOTICE OF MAkTEIFH HALE salted nuts nnd coffee. Jottoph FIiiokivii. ducoaHod, Jntuun It. flee of the clerk o f tho circuit court of M cADOO A T T A C K S Faratnoro, deceased, James It, Flno- Homlnolo County Hank, n corporation, sold Seminole County, In Flat Book No. Mrs. Smith's guests included Mrs. Coiuplatimnt, gnn, deceased, John D. UollochasMe, 1 nt page 83. vo. tiooensud, ami J. Ilutlodgu Flliegan, J. C. Bcnnont, JUrS. E. A. Dougins, Also the Honth half o f tho Northennt T H E R A IL R O A P S Uocoaaod, or otherwise, In tho f o l l o w ­ D. O. Marlow nnd wlfo, Carrie L. Mar­ ilimrter o f tho Northoust quarter o f tho low. nod Fooploa’ Hank o f Hnnford, a Mrs. Howard Ovorlin, Mrs. J. B. Lawing doacrlhod property situated, lying Northeast qunrter o f Section F our (4 ) : corporation, l)o fondant a. R A T E SYSTEM Township and being in Homlnolo County, Fiorl Tw enty (20) South, Itanga son, Mrs Fred Dalgor, Mrs. Robert Notice la hereby given that under and da. l o - w l l : Tldrty-ono (31) Rust, containing flvo Hines, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Mrs. Regi­ Lot 8 o f M. M. Hmltli'ti Third Huh-Dlv by Virtue o f a decree o f foreclosu re and acres more or less. salo entered In tho nhovo entitled cause Or so much thereof ns may be nocos Islon, a cco rd in g to tho plat th ereof ou the 19th day o f Hoptomber, A. D. nald Holly, Mrs. W. A. Lester, Mrs. COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Oct. 24. snrv to satisfy said decree and thu costs duly o f record In iho iiuhliu records o f 1922, I, as Hpoclal Master In Chancery, H.'inlnolo County, Florida, In Flat Hook Ralph Wight, Mrs, Ed Lana, Mrs. — W. G. McAtloo, former secretary of and expended o f said suit. on Monday, 6th, A. D. 1932, In 1 at pago 89, being a purl of Hacllon 28, fron t o f thuNovomhur 13. F. HOUBIIOLDSn. Court House d o o r a l Han­ tho trensury, addressing p political Henry I’ urdon, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, I Special Mastor In Chancery, T ow n sh ip 19 South, ituugo 30 East. It appearing from tho aworn hill o f ford. Homlnolo County, Florida, will o f ­ PISH & HULL, Mrs. Donald tjmlth, Mias Caldwell, gathering here yesterday aftornoon, LANDIS, 11. fer fo r salo nnd soil to tho h ighest and Solicitors for Complainant. 00-Cto com plain t hornln filed that John IlellcchaHMO, James II. Faratnoro, Joseph best bidder for cash, during tho lega l attacked the rate making system for and Mrs. John S. Smith. Jumea It. Flnogatt nnd J. Hut- hours o f sale, tho fo llo w in g doscrlbed Ju dge’s Court, In nud for Flnegan, railroads under the Esch-Cummins In thethe( ‘mCint? ledge Fluegnu ,nro now deceased; and land, situate, ly in g and being In the oun t? o f Seuilunlr, Nfnte that tho nameii o f tho liotre, duvlsooa, County o f Seminole, Htato o f Florida, o f F lorida Mr. ml Mrs. Perry Jernlgnn, whose law, which, ho said, is based on an particularly described n.i follow s, grautooH, or othor claimants under Iho more aforesa id doceasod persons, aro un to-w lt: mnrringo was a recent event, taking arbitrary1aggregate valuation of nil CITATION Begin at the Intersection o f tho North k n ow n : o f tha Atlnntla Const Line r i g h t - o f plnco in Clormont, have arrived in rnllnmds Is'iniul fixes rates high enough NOW, T H E R E FORE, all part lea line way with tho W est IIno o f Laurel A v e ­ cla im in g IntoroHt under John D, liollolo rr Entntr o f Sanford and nrd now pleasantly loca­ to earn B% per cent net on that gross MAII 1,13 M. STILES, deceased, nue, ut tho Houthenst corner nf Hlook c Iiusho. Joseph Flnogatt. Junius H. Faran e (1 ), o f T ier E ig h t (8), o f Hnnford. L. J. Hartley, tho duly nppolntod and moro, Jamos H. Flnogaii nnd J, Hut- «Florida, ted nt 000 West First St. valuation. run W est a lo n g tho North line the o f Atlnntlo <|Ufill(lod admiulHtrator of tno nxtuto o f Intlgo Flnegan, or otherwise, In l.lno r i g h t - o f - w a y II "Necessarily, there is included rail­ Alahol H. Hilton, iloooaHud, havlutt filed property herein described, are hereby feat, thence Const North 117 foot, thonoe East Ii Ih petition In thin Court, p ra y in g that required to lio unit appear b efore our 75 foot, thuuco Month a lon g the W est ST. AGNES GUILD roads which should navor have boon tho follow tni; real estato _____ bclomifn lnir to aald court ut the Court Houso In Hun- line (if lamrol Avenue 117 feet to the isrd, Homlnolo Comity, Florida, *<u the point o f beginning, Thcr^w as a Cnli ^Meeting of tho built nnd novor will unm anything on (ho Raid Mubol H. Htilnn, to -w lt : Lot 39 In tho T own o f Lnmrwood, Uth day o f Novomnur, A. D. 1922, nnd Terms Cash. F urchasor to pay f o r St. Agnes Guild yesterdny afternoon tho investment,” ho said. "Othor rnil- Florida, aa shown by a recorded plat thon and (hero make answer to the dead. thereof In Homlnolo County, bo d ecla r­ Hill o f Complaint In said causo filed, at the Parish House. Final plnns ronds iniproviduntly uml unwisely ed areola In tho hands o f tho aJmln- o t h o r w l io a Decroo Fro C onfosso will HCHELLR MAIN 19H, 89-Oto Hpoclal Mastor in Chuncory. wero made for tho Hnllowen'on Dance built will never earn dividends. The iHtrntor fo r tho nnymont o f debts o f ho entered against them. naltl oatnto, tho parHonalty ImvlitK boon It la ordered Ihat thla notion bo pub to bo given Monday evening Oct. 20th Esch-Cummlns bill is forcing the pub­ exhausted, nnd nuthorlzlnir tho aulcl ad llsliod ri, ___________ _____________ In tho Hanford Herald, a nows inlnlHtrator to take poattosalon and paper In Heiulnolo County, C ircuit, state o f Fiorldn, Mrmlnule nt tho PnriHh House, tho Country lic to pay 5V4 per cent not on these make Halo o f Haiti real online, and tho Florida,published oncu a wuuk fo r eight (8) canC ounty.— In C hancery, Hald petition con form in g If seen live weeka. Club Orclicstrn of Orlando will furn­ poor investments." , to tho renulremoiitn o f taw In huoIi cfiho W itness my hand and the seal o f the NOTICE OF MALE ish the music. Sovornl othor mnttors Ho declared tho law should ho re­ mndo nnd provided; Now. therefore, said Circuit Court on tills 22nd day ot you, A. It. HLIIos, and Uooritln Lon FoopleH Hank o f Hanford, Complainant, were discussed nnd committees ap­ pealed or amended uml that the only Htlloa, Carl Edward Htllea and Ethul August, A. H. 1923. vs, (HEAL) E. A. DOUULAHH. Clark Circuit Court, pointed. It. I*, tille r and Mary Juno tlrlor, R e ­ reasonable basis Ijor rate making val­ May Htlloa, and Hchollo Alnlnos, nit Ktinrtllan ad litem o f OoorKla Lon Htllos, spondents. Hutninolu County, Flu Among those attending tho meeting uation was the value of the transpor­ Carl Edward Htlloa nml Ethul May Notlco Is hereby given that In pu rsu ­ Hy: V. R HOIK!LASH, D. C Htllea. nnd all other poraona Interested ance o f a decree Issuing Null o f a h o v e tlEOKOE U. HEHHINU. yesterdny afternoon were Mrs. Ray­ tation sorvica performed nml what the in Halt! ron) oatato aro commanded to Counsel fo r Cuiuplulnntit. Bt-'ilc named court In nhovo untitled cuuso o f ho anil npponr before the Court o f tho mond Key, Mrs. Clifford Bonbody, traffic could boar. action dated Hoplomhor 27, 1922, I will County Jutltfu o f Homlnolo County. o ff e r for Sale to tho highest bidder at Mrs. W. M. Bdding, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Florida, on o r before tho 9th day o f Notice o f Aiiplleittluu fo r Tnv Deed Un­ Hid front d oor o f Dm cou rt house In der Hrrlliiu 81.1 o f the (ietiernt s ta t­ November, A. D. 1923, and ahow ciiuho Hanford, Florida, during tho Isgul hours Mrs. It. W. Pearmnn Jr., Mrs. Paul utes o f the Nlnte o t Flurldti If any you hnve w h y aald potltlon o f sale on Monday, Novomhor 0, 1932, could not bo iiruntod. Diggers, Mra. Chris Mntthows and James R. Lennox Notice Is hereby given that J. A. the fo l lo w in g defier Ihod p ro p o rty : Lot* Olvoii under my hand and seal this latslihrook, purchaser o f T ax C ortlfl- 86 and 65 o f Hanford Culcrv Delta, 'as Mrs, J. Nt Robson thu 2hth day o f Hoptomber, A. D. 1923. cute No. 3c l. dated the 7th day of Juno, recorded In tho imblle record s o f HemlAccused of Fraud LLOYD GEORGE IS FOR PEACE AND PROGRESS r R (HEAL) (From Wndnntd*?'* Dill?) Jno. S. Davis o f Tarpon Springs is spending a few days here on businuss Jacksonville was represented hero .esterdny by II. G. Ernest and George Elms. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Brown of Now Smyrna arrived hero yesterday nnd urc stopping nt tho Montezuma. M. A. Kelly of Jacksonville was re­ *tFr*m TuMdsy'x Dill?) Mrs. Mnry Higgins is visiting her gistered at the Montezuma yesterday mghtcr Mrs. Harry Dickson in,Or- nnd is in tho city attending to business. H. Minims of Charleston, S. C., M. B. Smith, A. W. Donaldson, nnd In the city yesterday transacting Ora Nobles of Titusville nro a party ness. from Titusville spending tho day horo yesterdny. W. A. Ames of Leesburg nnd Oily f. Peake of Pnlntka wore in the city B, M. Lingo of Jacksonville wns Dstorday ntteding to business. among the arrivals hero yesterday nnd is mnking his hendqunrtors nt tho Marcus Endol of Jacksonville Montezuma. cd here yesterdny and 1b making his headquarters at tho Montezuma. Mr, nnd Mrs, K. B. Murrell, prom *? f, ' Dr. nnd MrB. J. N. Tolar wero ex­ inent Snnford resident arrived in the pected homo last evening from Jack­ city laBt night. They nro pleasantly sonville where thoy spent sovcral located a t tho Hillsboro nnd expect to be In tho city for scvornl days dnys visiting friends and renewing ncW. Scott and W. B, Zachary of Sa- quaintances.—Tampa Tribuno. On W a r Veterans (It? T he AHNocIntcd Frrss) PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. 25.—James R, Lennox, former United States com­ missioner at Sentinel, Arizona, was taken into custody nt Indianapolis, Ind., yesterday in an indictment charg­ ing complicity in nn alleged "sold­ ier's" land fraud in which former.ser­ vice men nnd* disabled soldiers wore alleged to have lost approximately $2,500,000, according to word receiv­ ed hero by federnd officials. Approx­ imately 500 former service men from many different status who filed on al­ leged worthless dqsort lands in south­ western Arizona during 1020 under tho belief thut tho government wns to rccluim the land fo rthe benefit of former service men were tho victims of the nllcged fraud. Lennox is charged in the indictment with hnvitif demanded uml .received excessive funds while acting in his capacity nB United States commis­ sioner and with having mndo false certificates nnd acknowledgements in tho capacity of United States commis­ sioner. Frank M. Jordan, of Tureen. Ariz­ ona, was placed under arrest and is now out on band on an indictment charging him with being an hshocSnto and accomplice of Lennox. E. F. HOUSHOLDBn, A. D. 192(1, hns filed said certificate In County Judgo. my office, nnd lias mndo application fo r 9-23; 10-0-13-20-27 Tax Duet! to Irene In ucctiriluimo with law. Hald cortlflcuto embraces tho f o l ­ lo w in g described property situated In Heiulnolo County, Florida, t o - w lt : HWti r o T ic io t o C H K n rrom i o f HE tit and HI) o f HEU o f HH',1 (loss NVi o f HWU o f HtSU and W',4 o f H\V Vi In Court o f the C oun t? .Indue, Srm liiotr o f HW Vi o f HE Vi) Hoc. 31, Twp, 21 R. C oun t?. H tnte.of F lorida Ituugo 30 19.‘ 48 acros. Thu said land In re U nfair o f hultig assuHHod at the duto o f thu laauCAHMELLA HOTIJNRO uncu o f such cortlflcu to In tho name o f T o nil C reditors,“ .ran ters, D istributees Unknown. Unless suliB certifica te shall nml nil Fersons Imvlnu Clnlin* o r Dr- ho redeemed a cco rd in g to law Tax ■mimis nuiiliist snid U slntei Deed will Imsuo thereon un tho 18th duy You, nnd each o f you, are hereby no o f Novemhor, A. D. 1922. tlflod and required to present any WITNEHH my o fficia l signature and claims and demands which you. or elth- seat this tho 13th day o f Oulohur, A, D. or o f you, may have ugalnat the estate 1922. o f Carmella Hotundo, uncimsod, Into of (HEAL) E. A. DQUQLA88, Seminole County, Florldu, lo tho underClork Circuit Court, sinned Adm inistrator o f said ostnte, Homlnolo County, Fla. within tw o years from tho ditto hereof Cl-Ctu Hy: A. M. WEEKH, p . C. - Dated, Hopt. 2Hth. A. D. 1923. n. C. W HITTEN , Administrator Nutlee o f Apiillenltnii for Tux Deed Un­ d er Mention (17.1 o f (lie General Ntnt0-29; 10-0-12-20-27;. 11-3-10-17-24 u lrs o f the Nlatr o f F lorida Notlco Is hereby given thut L. D. rjx, i.'ortlftcato No. NOTICE OF API'I.ICA TIO N FOH Hmith, purchasor of- Tax I,R A V E TO HULL MINOII'N 264. dated the 4th day of Juris, A, ‘ D LAND 1917, hns filed said certificate In my o f ­ Ill Court o f C oun t? Ju dge, Mfnle o f FlurIda, Hemlnole C ount? In Ite E state o f Wm. W a lt e r Tedder, Jr„ Minor. ' Notice Is M r e b y g lvon to ull whom It may concern, that E lsa W. Tedder, as Clunrdlun o f Wm. W alter Tedder, a minor, will, On the 80th day o f October, A. D. 1922. apply to tlin Honorable R. F. Hcushohler, County Judge In and fo r said County, nt hlH o ff ic e In Sanford In Raid County, at 2 o'clock p. m., or ae soon thereafter as tho mnlter cun be hoard rnr nuUiorlty to sell, at publla or prlvato anlo, tho undivided Interest of said m inor In the fo llo w in g described real estate, In said County, lo - w l t i Lot 7. o f Block " K " o f N, H. H a m e r's 2nd Addition lo Markham Pnrk Heights, a c ­ cord in g to n -recorded plot thereof. W h ich application will ho bused upon tno petition fo r ealo now on file In said Court. Dated, HopL 28th, A. D. 1911. E LS A W. T E D D E R , . . . . ■............. Ouardlan. 13-29; 10-8-13-10-17. V \ — t fice, nud him mndo application fur Tax D e e d to Imsuo In accordance with law. Hald certificate embraces tha following ilesorllied property sltuntod In Hemlnole County, Fiorldn. to-wit: NW'A of NW ti nnd HU. of NWtf of NHU (loss I'.ii) Hco. 31, Twp, 20 H,, llniigo 32 llaat, 26 ncros. The said land being as at tho dnto o f the lasunnce or sue t tflcnte In the nnmo o f A. 11. Van Vloot. Unless said certificate ahall ho redeem­ ed according to law Tax Dood will Issue thereon on the 18th day of November, A. D. 1033. WITNESS my official algunture and Real thin tho Isih day of Oatobor, A. I). 1923, (HEAL) 19. A. DOUGLASS,, Clork Clrautt Court. Hemlnole County, Fla, 61-fllo Hy: A. M. WEEKS. D. O. note County, Florida, luua r lg h t o f -w n y on tot 65, Terms o f sale: Cash, ffiriu railroad J. O. SHARON, w, ii. cnATFono, ,or Q,mnc' rsr* Attornuy-ut-law, Orlando, Florida. 60-41 — ■— X III y ir c ir c u it Court, Seventh J u d lela l C ircu it, Li nnd fo r the C uunly o f M nulnolr, F lorida,— In C h au cer? CITATION Ernest M, Htewurt, Complainant, st. Orace A. Slownrt, Defendant. To llracr, A. Stewart: It npiionrlng from tho aworn BUI filed urialnut you in the above styled causo ,hut your plnco o f resldenoe la unknown, nnd that yon are over Twonly-ono ( 21) years or age: It in therefore ordered that you do a pp oir In this court to the Hill herein L>. 1923. t,,e 1J7tl1 ,,uy °* Novomhor, A. i u tsifurZhoar ordered, that this order ho published once a week tor eight ( 8) co incentive weeks In the Hanford HerMJj’ hyhewspapor publtahed In Somlnol* Wltn'eRR my hahd and tho seal o f thd h or°U\l D** 1922th " (HIJAL) *7th *,lly ’ H. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk o f iho Clroull Court. a isona to a. i t l n W # Hollcltqf for Complainant. FU- 59- 9to In C ourt o f (he C ou n t? Ju tlgr, N rnilnolo C u u n l?, Nlnte o f F lorid a NOTICE TO CIlHUITOItN In r* U stnte o f A, M. THIIARIH9H. T o A ll CredlluTS, l.egu laea, Dl>>rlbnl*xa uml a ll I'rrauiin h a v in g C laim s o r | )«. m ands a g a lu sl said E sta te! You. nnu each o f you, aro "cio'uy notlflod and required to pro'ient any c a l m s and damnmls which you, or ollher o f you, may ,mvo ngiilnnt the es­ tate o f a . M. Thrasher, dociased of Heiulnolo County, h lorlda, lo the un. Now tho fivo-ccnt clgur hns como dorslirnod Exooutor o f laid estate, two years from tho duto horeof. bttcki it i» said. Hut tlio scent was within Dated 2nd day o f Dotohor, n. >923. sn URANIC U wdomtUFF. hero all tho time. Executor. 0 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VO LU M E x m , VEGETABLE SECTION SANFOIU), FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922 NUMBER 64 — ------------------------ NINETEEN HUNDRED. REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING PURCHASE OVIEDO GROWING FAST ACRES OF LAND ON THE SHORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF TAMPA BAY NEAR ST. PETE IN MOST FAVORED SECTION VALDEZ TOMORROW NIGHT FAMOUS SEMINOLE COUNTY Washington Man Says He Will Spend Over a Millio non the Project BLACK HAMMOCK LANDS WIRE TAPPER JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 2.— The purchnse of Nineteen hun­ PRESIDENT RICH AS DELTA OF dred acres of land on the .shore of Tnmpn Bay between St. Peters­ THE NILE nnd Gandy bridge nnd plnns to expend n million nnd a quar­ BROUGHT BACK burg HAD BIRTHDAY, ter on its development was announced hero today by E. M. Elliott, of Washington, D. C„ who stated nothing hnd been mndo public in TO MARION CO. St. F I N E "M E E TING QUIET EVENT 6 THOUSAND ACRES Petersburg concerning the transaction. Elliott stated the pur­ THERE WILL BE NO PROM INENT SPEAKERS BUT REG­ ULAR COURSE PREVAILS Is Scheduled and Many Members SHERIFF THOMAS COES TO NEW YORK FOR IIUNCO Have Purchased Dinner STEERER Tickets chase involved more than two million dollars. win PRESIDENT IIARDING WAS FIF* Of Fine Farming Lands Havo Loop o f The Seaboard TY-SEVEN YEARS OLD IL It. Built at Once TODAY OCALA, Nov. 2.—Sheriff Thomas, This is not nn advertisement, nor The monthly evening membership of Marlon county, is enrouto to New WASHINGTON, Nov.*2.— President a boost for anybody, but jUBt u plain meeting of tho Chamber of Com­ York fdr JcIT Sharum, under indict­ Harding today celebrated his f»7th statement concerning merce will be held at tho Valdez o» o f ^facts • o t ono o f ment here ns an nllcgcd leader of the birthday almost ns quietly nnd sim­ tho many-fast growing and prosper­ ;tel tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock. confidence gnmn which two winters ply ns the average American citizen ous sections of Scniiuolo county— There will be no prominent spenker ago swindled a Pennsylvania winter observes n birthday. No indications Ovcido. c l this meeting, tho* usuul course of visitors of more than $23,000 here. Interview Planned by Counsel to Clear Her of at Whito House o f anything more than business will bo transacted, .ts is done The writer lived in Ovcido from Ho will probably be tried at the De­ Complicity just ordinary day. at tho weekly noon-day luncheons, June, 1011, to July, 1013. In 1011 cember term if court. held each Friday. there were twclvo pupils in tbo white BRYANS LEAVE It is expected there will bo a large school nqd about the same in tho col­ NEW HRUNSWICK, N. J., Nov. 2. '""he a transcript of the interview. ST. PETE II. S. GIRLS TAKE FOR MIAMA TODAY attendance at tomorrow's, meeting. ored school. Returning thero in 1022 ‘ What comment could I make? Of The reporters, matching her roving SECRET 11ALLOT Thoso member's who have not been course that was not ho, and that’s alb" gaze with intent stare, saw a rather VIA PANAMA CANAL wu find a beautiful $20,000.00 brick present at previous meetings are urg­ school building for whites, with four* With these words, Mrs. Francos plump woman of 17— , pale, obviously ST. PETERSBURG, Nov ed to come out. Tho Chnmbor of LOS ANGELES, CnliT., Nov. 2.— teachers and about ono hundred pu­ Slovens Hall opened yesterday her tired and slightly nervous. Her gray Short skirt*, low heated shoes Commerce, in order to attain real re­ Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Jennings Bry­ pils enrolled. The colored school has first interview—an interview planned liyir was brushed bnck in a high pomjobbed hair ire in favor among sults, must havo tho interest of its an planed to sail from here today by been improved and enlarged and tho liy her counsel so that sho might seek prnlour that emphasized slightly the school girls here, according membership. No better method has way o f the I’annmn canal for their attendance three or four times us to extricate herself in the public eye long oval of her fncc. secret bnlot taken today. The large ns it was in 1011. yet been devised to Secure this inter­ Sho braced one hand*on eacli arm of home In Miami. unanimously disapproved clgarettr from .the circumstantial net in which est than thi>se monthly membership Whnt is know’n as Black Hammock tho unfolding of the Hall-Mills mur| 1 (.r rocker and tho interview was on. smoking, and only a few were for meetings, which afford each one the lands lying contiguous to tho town of ASSAULT CHARGED der mystery hnd enmeshed her.” “ Have you nny comment to make, modern dancing unless it is modified. opportunity o f becoming familiar with Oveldo, l-.ns an area of about six TO GEORGIA MAN For tho’ first time since site was Mrs. Hail,” t|io spokesman began, "on Rolled hose were taboo and nil hut a what is going on in the business life | thousand acres, thu soil of which is a Unit part of Mrs. Gibbon's story (Mrs. WHO RAN AMUCK few were in favor of chnporonoa at widowed by the slaying of the Rev. of Sanford. The many problems of lilnck, untidy loam. It is unsurpassed Edward Wheeler Hall and his choir .lane Gibson, the so-called eye-witness favorite sports. tho city, which tho Chamber of Com­ by anything in the stato for its rich­ leader, Mrs. Eleanor Reinhardt Milts, >f tin* slaying! in which she says you WASHINGTON, Gn., Nov. 2.—Au­ merce is expected to solve, can be Mrs. Hall emerged from thu seclusion we • present on thu Phillips farm on thorities today lmd warrants for the ness and adaptability to tho growing handled more efficiently if the entire o f all kinds of Florida wintor vege­ she lias maintained for seven weeks, tlu night of September I I?" arrest of F. M. Comlis, charging as­ membership will co-opcruto with tho meeting a small army of newspaper Moistening her lips, Mrs. Hall re­ sault upon Mrs. J, C. Snggus and as­ tables, such as celery, lettuce, popper, officials of tho Chamber in arriving tomatoes, pens, beans and innny oth­ writers in her home and subjecting plied: sault with intent to kill on Dr. Snggus at satisfactory solutions. "What comment could I make? Of following nif encounter yesterday dur­ ers too numerous to mention. It Is herself to nn hour’s bombardment of Tho Sanford Chamber of Commerce course that wan not so, and that is ing which Comlis was shot by the equnlly good for stnplus such as sug­ questions. ar ennu, rice, corn, etc. is recognized as tho premier civic or­ physician’s wife. At the end, she retired as she had ganization of tho city and tho nctual In 1011, there was not to cxccod "You were not there?" entered the room, wan hut composed. results it has accomplished in innny ten acres in tho Oviedo district cuiti' "I certainly was not." Site lmd sited no light on the mystery. ways testify to this efficiency. There DIED AT HIS VIRGINIA IIUME OF voted as truck farms. Today tiioro For an hour, then, one reporter nfShe had fallen into none of the trap/; Is hardly n day that pusses that some­ are over seven hundred acres grow­ HEART FAILURE LAST the cross-examiners prepared for her. lL'r «i»"thor volleyed questions at her, one in Sanford docs not submit some ing winter vegetables and over fout NIGHT Hers was n negative story. It nmpli- diking over her story of her actions proposition for the action of tho hundred and fifty acres tiled for sub­ fied but did not materially alter thu before and after the murder, ' then irrigation Chamber. Its activities have reached RICHMOND. Nov. 2,-W ith in the statements previously made on her be­ quizzing her sharply for any possible such proportion that it has become These lands, before they were tiled knowledge she might have bad of tho Old Fork church whore he was cliris- half by counsel and friends. necessary to secure more spacious and drained were assessed for tnxes rector’s affairs with Mrs. Mills; seek­ tyned, near. It * boyhood home, Oak­ Briefly, it was that Dr. Hall iiad quarters. In addition to advertising al from $1.30 to $3.00 per acre. They land, in Hanover county, the funeral started out to Ids doom, saying lie ing some point at which a wedge coulc' tho many advantages of Sanford to arc on tho tax roll now at from $10 WAS DIRECTOR OF PENNSYLVA­ services of ’liiomas Nelson l ’ago, au­ was going on an errand fo mercy to be driven into her story. other sections and attracting new cit­ to $30 per acre, an increase o f over NIA LINKS AND CHAIRMAN Three or four times sho took ref jgo thor, former ambassador to Italy, and discuss witii Mrs. Mills a hospital hill ' izens, the organization, through dif­ $130,000 in assessments. In addition lawyer, will be held lit ten o’clock to­ which he was paying witii church behind tho reply, “ 1 cannot remem­ EXECUTIVVj ASSOCIATION ferent committees, is hnndling traffic to tbo improvements alrendy made, morrow morning. Later in tho day funds, and that be was slain by a per­ ber," nnd three questions she cftised and transportation questions, co-oper­ point blank ,o answer. Hut through tho body will bo laid to rest beside PHILADELPHIA•Nov. 2.—Thomas thero are five different companies now son and for a motive at which sho lias ating with tho county ngent on agri­ tliu interview, she main to'.led that that of hty wife in Washington, D. C. not the slightest conjecture; and tiiat DeWitt Cuyler, director of tho Penn­ preparing for development work. cultural matters, working for good In 1011 there were no car load shipshe always had believed, nd still be­ sylvania railroad arid chairman of the iier memory of him is unsullied by thu roods, and tho development of thu St. mints of vegetables. Last season lieved, in tiie fa it h fu l* * :o f her bus- Railroad Executive,! Association, was ugly scandal in which Ids name lias Johns river. It is also working to sethere were over five hundred cars of bend to bin ninrrir xu vmys. RICHMOND, Nov. 2.— Thomas been involved. found dead today in tho private car curu new industries for the city, and vegetables and four hundred cars of /.rushing aside thu letters and tho of the president .» the rear of the Nelson Page, lawyer, diplomat nnd It was half past two o’clock when is active in the pnssago of legislation citrus fruitH shipped from Oviedo und author, drnped dead of lienrt failure Timothy N. Pfeiffer, Mrs. Hall's law­ dairy, which 110** counsel admits is Pennsylvania system in Broad Street beneficial to both city and slate, nnd near by points. at 1:20 o’clock this afternon while yer, escorted her into the quaint lib­ written in a haul remarkably simi­ station. Cuyler wns in Rochester, N. with thoughts of tho futuro develop­ In addition to dovciopmont work lar to that of tiie slain minister, site Y., •yesterday apparently in good walking In the garden of Ids old plan­ ment of tho city is having plans pre­ tation 1<*me "Oakland," in Hanover rary o f the big’ JInll home, where tho declared: done by local people, thero has boon i health. » reporters were waiting in serried pared which will guarantee a well laid county. over $230,000.00 of now cnpltnl In­ "I had such faith in my husband. The private car arrived here early ranks. out city; Tho Chamber of Commerce vested and tho work bus just com­ If he wore here lie could explain. Ho tout y and was p aced on the sidetrack Mr. Page, apparently in tho best Ho introduced her and withdrew, lias also been active in educational menced. could explain, if hr. were here." at the station, fho porter wont in to of lionHh, was walking in the garden leaving her alone with her ordeal of work and has been instrumental in In 1012 tills trnct wns thoroughly Sho said she had not even read tho call Cuyler at 8 o’clock nnd found him wit i Iri sistcrin-lnw, Mrs. Rosewcii personal publicity—an ordeal from promoting the intorosts of tho locul drained ut a cost of about $00,000. It documents, most of which have been dead. Cuytei w is 08 yenrs old. Page, when lie suddenly collapsed., which she lmd said sho hnd shrunk merchants. It has also been delegated lies on tho south shord of Lnko Joapublished in the newspapers, assert­ Ho vas carried inio tho house nnd since youth. tho responsibility of the bnnd, which sup, a fresh water tyke, fourteen ing, "They did not seem to interest TO ASSIST IN REORGANIZING medical aid was hnsHly sutnoned, but Attired in a gown of black canton is handled through its tourist and con­ miles long by four to six miles wid** the di linguished statesman was crepe, with a light scarf of hinck silk me at all." CUBA’S FINANCES vention committee. With the advent Through tills luke, tho picturesquo a) When she was pressed to express to lie beyond the as&istnnco of huninn about her shoulders, site seated her­ of tourists nttrncted to Sanford since famous St. Johns river runs. In 101. ngcli ice. He died within a few self in an old-fnddoncd rocker nnd lc‘, an opinion as to whether she did not WASH1GTO.N, Nov. 2— W P G. the construction o f the Golf course, there w i / added to this tract, the think they might hove bearing on thu mirmtCHHarding, former governor of tho re ­ her gray eyes rove over thu strange this committco will alto provide for Florida Grovos Drnlnngo district, solution of the murder, sho said: Mr Pago hnd apparently enjoped scene her family library presented. serve Board, who has accepted an in­ their entertainment while in San­ "I don’t oven seo that that would vitation from the Cuban government about four thousand acres moro, mak­ the boil of health" in recent months, At a round mahogany table at her ford. to assist in reorganizing tho island’s ing in all about ton thousand neros in (Continued on l*«c» Fl»e| Thoso many ndtivitic<* entail a nnd his sudden donth came as n shock sido sat two court stenographer, to finance, will ienve today for Key tho two drninago districts, drainage great amount of work which hereto­ to Virg uin nnd the Nntinn. About nlono costing ever $100,000. Thore try for in man who kidnapped hor West. fore hits been borne by i. fov/ individu­ n n oulh ago be came to Virginia to Kidpapper Caught, aro twenty-eight miles of canals und from hor homo here Sunday. Mr. P Hiding's leaving Iuih given als who possessed sutficier t <ivie spent! the winter at tho old home nenr drain ditches. These nro thu only two Assaulted a Girl A physician who is in constant at­ rise to t le idea tiiat tho federal trea­ pride in their community to volun cor Bea .cr Dam with bis brother’s family. IK nnnouccd that bo would soon botendance hedsidu of tho child nt sury any he considering giving aid drainage districts in Sominolo county, their time and effort to ti t s ir d :c of Lured from Church the home atof the gii the preparation of a book deal­ Fred Zink, Dublin, is re­ to th-; Cuban bankers, but it is nn- organized nnd opornted under tho the community. While tic. Clumber Florida law. ing with his experiences ns n diplo­ ported by officers ns having said tho noun.'0.1 he will only endeavor to ns o f Commerce since its orgmiiaU m All thoso lands nro furnished with ma i in thu service of his country ns Muskegon Girl Only 11 Yenrs Old girl had been attacked and roughly slst the bankers nnd the Cuban trenhas accomplished a great deal. tl esc water fob irrigation purposes by arambassador to Italy during the trying handled. Reports received late today hu , to reorganize their finnneo on Was Badly Mistreated accomplishments would have been day* o f tho world wnr. were that the girl has a high fovor a m ire solid basis. (Continued on l'«(a-4*|vt) greater had tho majority i f the *r,otnDescended from ono of Virginia’s r.nd that hor condition was growing ,GRAND RADIUS, Mich. Nov. 2.— berahip bcon correspondi ;lv netivo. Raymond Eugene Wilson was ar­ steadily worse. (Oonllnuis] on Puce Kite) (Cun11■■ll.'il mi |>4;,| I I !•) When found by Joo Preoaki, a rested here today for investigation in connection with the abduction in Mus farmer, three nnd n half miles cast kr.gon Sunday o f 11 year old Rosalie o f Dublin last night, IIokaIIo was wet Scanty, who waH found in the woods from splashing through n small creek oY Manistee county last night Li a nnd hor llbdy wan bleeding from erioui condition from oxprsuro. barbed wire nnd underbrush cuts. Wilson’s description police sn’ d, tal­ Tho girl wore no hat and no under* lied with that o f thu man .vho on- clothes. Deed tin child into an nutoniobilu as RnsnPo wns kidnaped Sunday as Deputy Attorney General Would Only Employ Re­ 'slio returned from a Muskegon church sho returned from church, when a ' publican Election Clerks and drovs out of tho city with her, man drove up to her home, doclnrlng Eight Pufiimms-Loatled With Passengers From against hor protests. ho was tho father of one of the rlxlr'i — — • • .■XT „ ~ I ~~~“ / . N kvv i ORK. N ov. — Declaring it hud obtained information the Cleveland, TfhtlfrBfefricfc— - — lltlo churns^. life child’s . ° phU? ^meLd, former secretary o f the navy, nnd his son, MUSKEGON, Mich.,-Nov. 2.— STITT nn>iinr*7t' Rosalie could come nnd Tnn?fi JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 2. —The first tourist special train of erlng from exposure, hor clothing hnvo dlnnot with his daughter. Mrs. Jonathan, a student at Columbia university, tho New York World tho winter arrived here today with eight Pullmans loaded with pas­ hanging in shreds and hor body cut Shnnty is said to hnvo given her con­ today printed a story charging deputy Attom oy General Gilbert sengers from Clcyeland, Ohio, district. Such specials usually are Rosalie Shnntv, 11 year old swimming sent with tho proviso that Rosalie h.-id evolved n partisan plan to employ Republican students nt the university ns special deputies nnd investigators ;;t tho polls noxt broken up here nnd the cars sent into South Florida on regular and diving marvel, lies in n serious mui}t bo home before dark. trains but this train is operated through to St. Petersburg. Two condition at Lublin* Mich, today, “ f t , ri\e s t i n t s vJould bo pnid nt tho rate of $10 per dav cars for Eustis, one for Tampa, fivo for St. Petersburg. The train while offiesrs of.Manistee county nre Got your offico supplies, stationery the YNoild said. Yeung Daniels applied for ono o f tho jobs and is being handled by the Atlantic Const Line. scouring tho Jack Pine swamp coun nnd .Post Cards nt tho Ilwrnld offico. was ref used because he wns a Southerner and a Democrat Ho told MRS. HALL GIVES IDEA OF HALL-MILLS MURDER SPEAKS FOR FIRST TIME THOMAS PAIGE FAMOUS LAWYER AND DIPLOMAT CUYLER DEAD IN PRIVATE CAR PENN. STATION FIRST TOURIST SPECIAL TRAIN ARRIVES AT JACKSONVILLE ST. PETERSBURG THROUGH DISCRIMINATION AGAINST SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC BOYS ATTENDING COLUMBIA UIVERSITY his father and his father told the World. * 10 d �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD,1kFRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTOR CLUB , II FORGING A H liA Ladies’ Tournament Will Be Resumed Next Tuesday Afternoon Grand ! Work e Committee on od at the various hotel, Z In Charge of the some o f them being tnlc™ Classes private homo,. Sijico it, organisation Romo fifty The Play Will Start Promptly at 2:30 years ago, Sanford Lodge, No. 02, o'clock ' Free and Accepted Masons, is having its greatest ►school o f instruction. Tho ladles 'toumnmont nt tho Coun­ Beginning yesterday morning nt 10 try Cluh Interrupted by the'rain lnnt o’clock the Grand Lodge Commltteo week, will be rosumed next Tuesday starting at 2:30 o'clock nnd Insting on Work, composed-of Marcus Endol, until every Indy on tho grounds hns chairman, of Jacksonville, familiarly been exhausted. Not only those who known ns the "Grund Old Mnn of ontcrod Inst week nro eligible to fin­ Masonry"; Walter L. Scott, of So­ ish their scoro but any who did not bring, and T. Hunter Long, o f Pensa­ enter tho tournamont nro invited to cola, cnrollod Masons from all pdints eomo in nnd try it out. Tho wouthor in Florida, r«nging*from Pensacola to promises to bo good nnd tho links are Key West, in the several clusses be­ in excellent'shnpo nnd tho ladios’ ing instructed at Jills school. Tho untlro day yesterday was de­ tournamont next Tuesday promises to voted to Instruction in tho Entered bo one of tho big ovonfs of the Benson. Apprentice dogroo, nnd tho degree Mr. Wndbrooko announces thnt every­ conferred on actual candidates Inst thing is in first clnss shape and thnt night, tho commltteo occupying tho tho Indies will bo mndo comfortable principal stations in tho Lodge and nnd those who do not wish to piny conferring the work. After tho work enn enjoy the gnmo on tho porch nnd fO R SALE— Horae, ha _ wagon.— Guerry. Rl Sanford Thoro wns church both at the Bap­ tist Church nnd Christ Church SunTRAP SEASON CLOSED YESTER p r o o f t o o n o u n n n ^ cp dny. Bov. Entzmlngcr of Lakeland o f­■ is gradually zorglng nhenn, new mcm­ Tr\y IN BLAZE OF AM ­ |M CJm b II Court ficiating at the Baptist and Father’ bers joining ovory weok, ovpr 100 d lr l* 1 u irp u it o f j. MUNITION Nrmlnnln Peck of Sanford ^nt Chirst Church. Sanford pcoplo hnvo promised to Mr. nnd Mrs. Pope Washington andI join In tho nenr future. Many pcoCITATION ** Tho trap season nt tho Rod & Gun Minnie Mny Li Mr. Jensen arrived Friday from Now1 plo in the county hnvo pledged thom,onK. Joined Club closed yosterday with one of tho baml, John I*«"K. Coin pi: York City. They motored down nnd1 selves to Join within tho next GO most Interesting contests of the nonreport a fino trip. dnys. son. Not until tho Inst gun wns fired to FiiTtoH l*onock<lV jh 11 Many things should bo dono to as­ The ladlos of tho Civic League had did tho final results become known J- F. nP o IIm O ififc! tinf-Hra r.. .I„...i part Ion nro iloinl . , "» a Pie Social nt the Library Friday sist people regarding traffic laws, and the prizes offered for tho last two Iiik jnlarestn un lar \v i j erecting road signs, preparing county evoniny, Oct. 13th. contests go to their rightful owners. i-rwlso khown ns j {,! J. E. Phipps had ns his guest a few road maps, showing character of soil Right up to tho last it looked very prime* cl. o r othorwlse. |‘n for tho use of northern farmers Jtnd days this week Mr. II. Miller o f Jack­ much {is if John Purdon would tnko r,"S,a» tourists. Tho Motor club is n power­ sonville. fioth prizes /but ho wns shooting nlono u t w ' f c . v f l h r h r. H“utheu Mr. nnd Mrs. Ted Reed wore the ful factor in the stnte in getting re­ to finish his program nnd dropped sults on repairing roads, etc., hnving guest of the formors parents for sovfour out of his Inst frame of 25. IIowOnce Aero o f the HoulhwS! a lnrgo membership. There nro nenr- ovor, ho captured tho big' prizo of a I hi« floutlii'uiit QuuriiT ernl days. y u “ rt ; r o f Hoc (Ion % T — <* II. B. Lewis nnd Mr. Pnrkor of Or­ ly 2,000 automobiles in Seminole caso o f shells to tho mombor im-roas21, South o f ItnnKn 32 t;aNt. Towb, M» It npppurlnu from ih.V ' county of which 1,200 nro owned in lando wore visitors in town Friday. ing his season’s avorago tho most watch tho ladles teo o ff and spo them com plain t flloil m thh blll*t Sanford. At lonst hnlf this number you. that you and c a r , 0f f«»i«* Miss Florence Lovell nnd Mrs. Geo. points in tho last 100 shots of tho sea­ when they com tbnek to the ninth holo fin in ' to hnvo eomo Intere/it, ? h,T} « LeVigno ontertnined with an afternoon should be members of tho Motor Club son. Mr. Purdon, breaking 8j) out of for tho final resu lt.. the iand hereinabove dMcrih.. b T herefore, you, William • • ten at ho Library Friday afternoon to givo number and financial weight 100 Increased his season's avorago living, an.t you. Fulton po\|*Jt#Mff. • Tho golf links nro proving oven wlso k n o w n ns j . p. poiiniL "tb*?. In handling tho developments of tho from .774 to .788, fourteen points in from 3 to 6. moro popular than tho most ardent and If dead, all parties cVumi. Ilv|,l J. S. Dink el and Miss Olive Dinkol eight departments of servico this Mo­ all. Ralph Stevens, shooting undor a •at under l^ljllam II Hold.? 5 ! 1,l*rndvoento o f golf links horo ever exV Poilook. otherwise' were visitors in Orlando Wednesday. tor Club includes. Thoso ‘eight de­ very heavy hnndicnp of a soro Coot, J. F. P ollock, decon.ed or [>cctod nnd tho Indies nnd tho busy In and to the lands Mrs. Bellamy wns a visitor in San­ partments nro: Ronds, Streets nnd wns second with nn incrcnso of fl justness men nro ull taking a very acecrlhod, nrc required to h e ^ n s V ^ Bridges; Legislative; Lcgnl Aid; Mo- points, broaklng 80 ou ford Frldny. before our Halil circuit Coif?.d« PWW o f his pro­ tlvo interest in tho club nnd moro c o u r t House m Hanford Florid, i 'l* The work on tho now Filling Sta­ chnnlcnl Service; Publicity; Accident gram. 1st duy o f January. A. | » ijV " nnd moro tho mon nro bocoming in­ then and thore nmko n , , , . . : »M tion Is progressing rnpldly nnd will Prevention nml Street nnd Highway Tho prize for tho high gun was car­ terested in this grent gurno nnd tho 'III o f complaint exhibited JaMe/S soon be rendy for business, nlso tho Beautification; Finance nnd Member­ ried o ff by J. B. Colomnn, who hroko In this earner. otherwise d!er..., ‘ rn ladies nro equally ns Interested. co n fo s s o will hn entered n^nin.. .Pf* now sidewalks arc beginning to show ship; Touring nnd Contest Tho Me­ 00 out of tho 100 shots. This prize a n d each o f yqu. “ Knin*t m Remember Indies thnt tho golf tour­ It Is ordered that this .i ,. ., up. chanical Servico Dopnrtmciit nssists created moro enthusiasm than the oth- nament will bo resumed noxt Tuesday published In tho Hanford Vlrraid 64 E. S. Miller wns a visitor in Orlando tho motorist on tho rond in enso of or one nnd of tho six high men there new snaper published la simlaor. nt 2:30 promptly so bo on hand rendy ty. Florida, once each week for .u fi Friday. breakdown, lack of gas or tiro trou­ cnnsecutlvo weeks. K ror e|*ht, morrow evening. It is expected that W«» n difference of only five. Tho to too o ff nt that time. WWTNEHH my hand and the .< Mrs. B. J. Ovorstrfeot, Mrs. Roy ble. tho capacity of tho hall will bo moro •he ■“ •••Circuit Court on thl. th. mS Bcores of tho top notchers was as fol­ ,n* ,,u Saur nnd Mrs. Long wero shopping Everybody who owns nn automo­ lows: than taxed, especially nt tho confer­ dny o f October, A. IJ 19' j OUR BAND ENJOYED ' 8HAL) c , . rk K-,\- noUQUge in Orinndo Tuesday. bile should join, nnd help ninko it tho ..r i * Circuit Conn I Coleman ....!........ ..................... no AUTO HORNS NIX , ring of tho Master’s or Third De­ o f the Heventh Jtidlcli! largest nnd most influential club in gree tomorrow evening, nnd tho local Purdon .......... ..................... ..... 89 ‘ «* the HUIr u 8 AYS SANFORD CITIZEN Horlela. In nnd for the Florida. Nothing is impossible in lodge has arranged for a largo at­ Hill ..... ........................... '.......... 80 Cl n o . A. n.COTTEnH,y of s<mlno'* Sanford or Scminolo County. Let’s Hutchison ................................. 80 Tho music by our c ity , band, of tendance. Tho Stownrds hnve pre­ - S o li c it o r nnd o f Connie! fee < pull together, bo n booster, create a Stovens .................. ................... 80 which wo nro all proud, given in Con­ pared the “ feast of tho occnslon" ns a new spirit of co-nperntion nnd help Wight .......................... ............. 85 tra! Park Sunday was greatly enjoyed grninl finnlo of tho present school to­ tho tourist locate. The following nro Anothor interesting fenturo of tho by thoso privileged to hoar same. It morrow night, so if any o f tho lady tho present members: tA-nson is tho fnct thnt Ralph Wight Is n pleasure to noto tho tendency to Frank Akers J. G. Ball finished ono point nhend o f tho next prepare and render a class of music Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lefiles are the Geo. D. Bishop C. L. Britt man, J. B. Coleman, their respective that is not trinity, but elevating and proud parents of a fine baby boy born L. A. Bruinley J. II. Cnlder averages being .893 and .802, lenvinj; refining, fining, nnd it is in kocnine. keeping* with tho the Randall Chase Oct. 15th, he is named Robert Henry. \V. P. Carter Wight nt tho top of tho list for th« holy day that as much o f substantial Tho Hornld delivered, l.r.c per week. S. O. Chase J. I). Chittenden Mother and Imby are doing fine. season whero ho hns been during tin and sacred character as possible con­ Tho nornid delivered, 15c pcrwwk. A. P. Connelly R. W. Denno , The chicken supper given Friddy greptor part of tho year. stitute the program on tho Lord’s Montezuma hotel, while other Masons Got yopr offlco supplies, stationery Geo. A. DoCottes night by the Paront and Teachers A s­ H.J. Durand The season at tho local traps has Day. Also, a suggestion, by the way, in attendance on the school arc locut- nnd Post Cnrds nt tho Herald office. I‘h T. Forster L. I. Frnzier * sociation was well attended. been a very successful ono nnd tho thnt wo are ssuro our citizens will be C. M. Hand Mr. and Mrs. John Philips have pur­ N. H. Garner local bays have developed some won­ glad to.adopt, is that on the Sabbath, W. M. Haynes W. L. Henley chased the M. E. Wicks’ property. derfully fine shots. Opening In April especially marking the distinction of B. W. Herndon Mr. nnd Airs. John Andrews of Chas. E. Henry contests hnvo been hold each week tno day, listeners refrain from . ex­ Vermont are spending the winter horo O. P. Herndon Edward Higgins during tho entire summer. On Labor pressing approbation by uso of auto und have roontqs with Mr. Gabard. A. E. Hill W. D. HofTnian We will allow you $1.00 on the purchase price Hay a stnto shoot was held thut led claxons. On week days, no embargo Mr. and Mrs. Parker of Sunford It. J. Holly E. F. Housholder oil previous shoots on record in point is suggested, but on Sundays let us o f a new electric iron, for any old iron vou wero calling on friends Sunday. It. B. Jnrvis Mrs. W. W. Iiyncs of nttcndnnco. indicate our love nnd respect for its Mr. nnd Airs. T. P Wakefield were A. It. Key bring: up. * » v Perry Jernignn The 1923 season will open shortly sacredness by n total silencing o f .the in Lake Gem Monday on business Mary M. King Geo. W. Knight after the hunting Benson and among auto horns about the park, as the Wnkefiuld's Preserving factory will Forrest Luko GUARANTEED IRONS $5.00 AND DP W. Thco. Langley tho early attractions o f next season hand completes any o f its selections. start up tho first of next week T. W. Lawton * II. B. Lowis will ho the official state championship Tho churches in tho vicinity, wjli also Air. T. II. Kilbu nnd son William shoot thnt will ‘ ho held hero in tho appreciate tho courtesy o f observing was in Sanford Tuesday on business/ spring. above suggestion. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wick's spent 105 Palmetto Avenue The final scores o f tho members » CITIZEN. Phone 481-J Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carol Culwith a season’s average of over .500 is jjeppor. us follows: Club meeting Monday at tho town Wight .........................................893 hall 3:30 p m. Colentnn ......................................892 Levy Brothers bologna factory will Knight ........................................885 be in operation In about thirty days. Hill ...........................*................. 849 Air. and Mrs. Wakefield was in Hutchison ............. ............... ,833 Sanford Tuesday on business. l'ulcston .....................................827 Mr. A. A. .Moron has sold his pro­ Whitnor ......................................812 perty. Hand ........................................... 811... .Mr. and .Mrs. David Levy and Woodruff ...... ............................ 810 daughter of New York left this week UILD for the future” is the watchword Hanlon .... ................................... 803 for his home. Hava you rena the want, ads VAlmjl today in public construction. Public Stovens .......... .......... *................ 7i)8 .Mr. Oscar Nicholson who has boon Purdon ..........................*............788 here for the past two months left to., ......................................... 777 day for Daytona Beach. .Mr. Mo>“ j Smith ..........................................777 Taylor accompanied him home. Newman ...................... ............ 774 Mrs. G. A. Nicholson is spending Allen .... ............................... . .733 Pezold, Geo.............................. 740 Tho American Legion of Sanford M«y ...... u................... ............... 741 arc plnnning a big day for Armistice a pavement laid today to take care of traffic in Cowan ....... ................................ 733 dny and want tho co-operation of evyears to com e. Only by providing such a margin Herndon ........... ............. 727 oryono in Sanford towards making King ............................................723 of safety can taxpayers be protected against the this day a great celebration. The com­ Bake .............. ............................ 080 necessity of financing early reconstruction and mittees on the Armistice Dny Celebra­ Maxwell .................................... 705 meeting costly maintenance charges in the tion had a fine meeting nt tho\VeIukn McLuulln ...... ............................ 700 meantime. Dining Room Monday nnd they enjoy­ Pozold, Pnul ..............................088 ed a fino dinner, after the dinner was Mnines .................. .................... G8R served they brought up the many Howard ............... ...................... 080 plans and at tho close of tho meeting Douglass .............. *.......... ...1.. .077 everything was all O. K. for tho big Tolur ..........................................055 day. Keo ............................................. 053 One of tho most Important things Higgins ................................... 034 that was brought up was the parade Amonn ....................................... 033 Bergen Murder Case* and this is tho ldg thing of tho day. Mobley ......... .............................. ofo in Hands of the Jury Everyone is ur^od to hnvo a flont in Crosby ......... .............................. 020 the parade nnd all thoso who will en­ Stonlff ....................................... C00 Griffin .......... ............................ r>88 HACKENSACK, N. J., Oct. 25.—A ter a float in the pnrudu he sure and Jury of six women and six men head­ turn your nnmo in at Lloyd’s Shoo properly designed and constructed, always ed by Aliss Susan Squire, a 23-yoar- Store The more we hnve The merrier. MRS. CLARA PHILLIPS contain this margin of safety. Many brick old stenographer, this afternoon re­ Another very important subject bro't PLANS UNWRITTEN LAW pavements built thirty years ago— and designed ceived the cuse of the three defend­ up was tho decorations for this day only to carry traffic of that day— are still giving DEFENSE AT HEARING ants charged with the murdering of and wo want every merchant and satisfactory service because of this built-in Jack Bergen, movie actor, in Edge- business man to help us on tho decor­ LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25.—A doublo ations. . margin of safety. Vitrified brick are* so hard, water. ■ There was a committco appointed to defence of psychic epilepsy and “ un­ tough and du rable t hat they last for a lifetime Tho Herald dolivered, 16c per week, end on tho merchants and explain, a written law” is planned for Mrs Clara proposition thnt Geo. W. Stewart, of Phillips, on trial for tho murder of SERIOUS BLADDE iT t ROUBLE tho Art Decoration Company at St. Alberta Meadows, who wns hentnn to Petersburg, Fin., brought to the Amer­ death with n hammer, it wns mndo “ Could not stand nof sit nnd wns ican Leginn und it is a good ono. Mr. known yesterday by her chief counsol forced to cry out from intouco puin," Stowurt has n fino proposition to o f­ Bortram Porrington. writes Henry Willinms, Tnfkto, Mon­ fer anyone wishing to i|wnr«t» for D '*’25 JnMmstau Gtai uso of tana. “ The doctors snl<l 1 hsd !r»f!n in­ iho day. Tho committee on this par­ the unwritten law plea would bring itiation o f tho blnddor and un opera­ ticular subject consists o f Joe Hutch- to tho witness stand Mrs. Phillips’ tion was necessary. Tried Foley Kid i*,on. Sherman Lloyd nnd George G. ’husband, Armour Phillips, to \)o ques­ * Cleveland, Ohio * ney Pills und improved in. wr.c? Toll Herring, so j.hcn vbu sco any of them tioned concerning his acquaintance all my friends nbout Foley Kidney cw...! ~ «o your place oi bw»f” «,ss you with Airs. Meadows, who was u widow. Pills ns it will save many from suff­ will know thtu »!..;• •«ant you to ctce-i F.Tq*-ts to obtain a jury proceeded yostorday. ering and porhaps, un in my case, a clangorous operation." Blnddor nnd kidney troublo demand prompt treat­ Second sheets, 8 '/jx n , ment. Foloy Kidney Pills givo quick fiOc per 1,000, w hile they last, at reiiui. Sold everywhere.— Adv.‘ * ® g l | v V IT R IF IE D cm PAVEM ENTS NATIONAL PAVING BRICK MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION Hernld office. tf �MORAL AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF PUBLIC PAYS Sanford High School Athletics Show Results of Coach and Training m tRoir fomlly, were called to Apopka yosterdny by tho death o f thoir nioco, Mrs. E. F. Myers. Mrs Myers will bo remembered by Sanford people as Miss Lclle Stewart having formerly been n teacher in the primary school here. She leaves a husband and In­ fant son besides rolntlvos and num­ (rrom Monday’* Daily) Looks like it might rain again some erous friends to mourn hor loss. of these dnys. C. W. Goodrich of Orlando and head And maybe it will oventually got of the Orange County Abstract Co., cool enough to wear a coat. wns In the city on business todny and shaking bands with his mnny old San­ II. A. Neel of tho Horald Printing ford friends. He took luncheon with Co., wns in Winter Park today on busi­ the Sanford Rotary Club. ness. LOCALS A million men have turned to One Eleven Cigarettes —a firm verdictfor superior . i "Dcspito their defeat at tho hands Tho npponl mndo by tho local foqtball association for support after they of tho Celery Feds Inst Friday, the had been striving for ten years for team is nut downhearted. It Is up to victory was nn appeal that should the school nml to the citizens of never have had to been mndo ns our Orlando to bnck up the team In thoir local men should have been behind struggle for victory. Imagine ■ tho this movement during all theso years feelings of a little handful of footbnll (From Wtdaaiday'i Dally) pnst and now that the civic organiza­ men all alono out on tho field, un­ IIow do yoi) like our summer weath­ F. F. Dutton is out again after nn tions are behind them tho results show heralded and unsung, bccuuso the rest illness of scvernl dnys that kept him er? for themselves. There has novor been of the school did not turn out. confined to the house. “ The athletic committee of tho I'nra year one-tenth as successful ns the Tho crops nro doing well dcspito year wo nro now going through and ent-Teachers' Association, which is The Chamber o f Commorco and the tho heavy rains nnd.wnrm weather. tho success is all caused by the sup­ composed at large of D. P. Sins, chair­ Virglnial Carolina offices wore moved man, E. .1, Milchan, Mrs. John Cook port given our athletic association, into the south room of tho MorrlwethMany dealers in South Florida are You can imagine the feelings o f a and \V. It. Clnrk, mot yesterday at the or Block on Magnolia avenuo today. shipping their car londs of autos here old high school building in conjunc­ little handful of football men all alone and driving them through the countion with representatives from every out on tlie field, unheralded and un­ The coping nnd front of the Melsch Itry sung, because tho rest of the town j civic organization In tho city to ds- building is being finished o ff nnd it did not turn out. Mon fight hotter Jcuss and formulato plans for tho rais- will look fine when it is completed. P. P. McGruw, secretary of tho Or­ when they are cheered on and that is ing of $2,000 to further athletics in A big block with the nnmc o f Moisch lando Typographical Union, wns In why tho army hns regimental bands, the high school and to pay o ff the has already been plnccd In tho front town todny trying to jar tho locnl Tho public is the regimental hand for standing deficit o f tho high school npex of the building. union printers looso from thoir month­ o football team and the public is a athletic association. § 1,000 o f this ly dues. stinuiloiiH to further endeavors and amount will be used in equipping the Mrs. Virginia Conoy wan called to now high school gymnasium. Assofinally result in victory. Brunswick, On., yesterday by the This lack o f support is a tiling of elation membership tickets will ho death of her mother in law, Mrs. E. F. Miss Crawford, the Southern Di­ the past in Sanford and the Chamber sold for five dollars each, which will Coney. She wns well known In this vision representative of tho Red of Commorco and other civic organi­ admit the holder to all athletic con­ city where she resided for scvernl Cross, left for DeLand this morning zations ns well nS tile anient fans are tests held under tho auspices of the winters after spending ■ several days hero now all behind Sanford athletics and athletic association. Theso contests starting the Roll Call drive. things nro bound to go well from now include the remaining games of tho I --------Reg Holly mndo the record on tho on. Sanford is not the only city that football season and all the bnskethnll, links yesterday nftornoon. lie made Archie Cameron brought in n picrealized the mistake and amongst the base ball games and track events tho Inst six rounds in two minutes— tore of the hoys fire department tnkother cities in tho same boat is Or­ staged at home. wlth a nest full of yellow Jackets nft en hero thirty years ago. Among tho "Those present representing the er him. He had disturbed their slum­ little follows nt thnt time wore Artie lando, Orlando, like Sanford, has good material, hut it must bo develop­ vnious civic organizations authorita­ bers by going into the rough looking Smith nnd Jim Harris and several ed, and the fans nrc appealed to for tively pledged tho support of the or­ for a lost ball. others well known horu at this date. tho necessary help. We feel sure Or­ ganization which they represented (rrom Tueaday'i Dally) lando will get it and when they do, and asked that an appeal he made to S. B. Howell, formerly of Brcwton, . Well, the sun Is out anyhow.* tho Celery City lads will find it a dfl- the people of Orlando to co-operate Ala,, nn old time friend of II. A. Noel, J. (1. S h im flcult proposition when the Tigers with the committee and buy an asso­ now located in Lakeland, was a visi­ out trying to make tho mnny flutes, I.ew la O 'llrjriin J. T. McLain of Genova was in the play in Sanford again. The Morning ciate membership ticket. The commit­ harps, hnritons and cornets, nil o f O'BRYAN & SHARON tor to tho Horald office this morning, Sentinel hns the following to say tee from the local organizations wns city todny on business. Attorneys-iit-Law lie is enrouto homo from a business which were toy instruments, keep to­ • composed o f .1. Y. Cheney, American gether. about it: trip on tlie East Const. W ill urnutlco In nil tho courla Last came tlie Senior share of fun. Bxmti bullion o f A b stru cu of :,anil Ti­ “ Tills afternoon at J o’clock the Legion; Karl Lehman, Orange County I Ami maybe we as look for cold wea­ tles g lv o n oiqiocUiI attention Tigers of Orlando high school will Chamber of Commerce; Harry S. ther whether it comes or not. The mnny friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. Edna Lord performed as tight rope Offlcon In Seminole County Hank Bldg. > v NAXFOllL), IT.UI1IUA meet the fast eleven from the Osceola, Wilson, Rotary Club; Chus. S. Rybolt, I Fred Wnlsmnn nre glnil to see them walker, only the rope was stretched county high school of Kissimmee at Lions Club; A, It, Dougins, Kiwnnisi Armistice Day will bo a big day in back in Sanford after an absence of tightly mi the floor so sho wouldn't Exposition Park. Conch Doono lms IClub; Miss Dorothy Slomons, Rosa- Sanford. All tho stores will close and several months in Michigan nml oth- fall. SEED CORN, COWI'KAS, VELVET celebrate. Byron Stevens, dressed like a drunx been hard at work shaping a battling Hud Club; Miss Dorothy JoluiHon, So- every body will______ er states. They will reside on their BEANS, MILLET, GRABS man staggered to tho stage and an­ squndroh out of tho material lie lias rosls, and Miss E, It. Davis from the Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Harvard and farm on Camoron avcnuu for tho wl»* SEED, SORGHUM nounced thnt tho judges would render on hand, and it is hoped that this game |Orlando Business and Professional chlldron motored to Mt. Dora and Or- t,‘1 n,(>»ths. their decision. Dr. Brownlco present­ F o r linmealato Hhkimeut. All xenann. will result in a victory for tho Tigers, j Women's Club.” ntilo Flold and Vegetable Heed*. Writ* lando Sunday afternoon, ed the silver loving cup to tho class fo r P rice List and Catalogue. Our beau­ ______ Del Mason and a party of his nswho in tho opinion of the judges, gnvo tiful and Instructive e.ituloguu In fra* SHIPMENTS OF FRUITS nnd given valuable Information on Mrs, I). A. Lawrence nnd children sistanta (,f WinU’ r 1,ark> woro horc the best entertainment. fu n n in g and gardening for Florida and ‘ HEAVY THIS SEASON o f Apopkn were visiting In Sanford *''‘hiy unloading some fine Oldsmotho South, W r lt o to u» for »p*cHe called tbo presidents of the four lal p rices on y o u r seedtoduy requirement*. Sunday, the guests of Mr, nnd Mrs. C. ilos from tho cars and taking them elnsses to the stage, Ralph Woodruff Our c o m p lcto sto ck will enable u» to iverland to Winter Park. More than 3,000 car loads of citrus I. Barclift. yo u to iulvuulugn hi prk’o end of tho Senior, John II11son of tho Jun­ supply finality, fruit have been shipped from Florida iors, Warner Scoggan of the SophoThe many friends o f Miss Margaret for the present season, according to Mrs. J. L: Miller and family have E. A . Martin Seed Co. mres and M*ir*n*r«t of tho figures given the Sentinel yesterday returned h°*no ".ftcr s,n-r,ui;*.g scvernl BraThe are glad to see her back Freshmen. With a comical speech O tu ra , muw ? — v r . t Meed llnutr In PI*. 21)2-200 Fust liny by flu* locnl h»*-i*|«aartw40 m uio Am ­ days with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Victor SanTord after a two months vacation lie unwrapped nnd presented the cup J A C K S O N VI 1,1,H -IM.OlUHi spent at her old home in Camden, N. J. erican Fruit Growers. Shipments of at thnt place. to Margaret Peters. The Freshmen REPORTS OF AMERICAN RAIL­ and In tlie mountains of Pennsylvania. grapefruit Itnvo amounted to 2,005 president dxhibited the cup thnt hor WAY ASSOCIATION SHOW cars, while l,CKil ears of oranges have LANDIS, FISH & HULL W. C. Sntcher of Longwood was She hut resumed her position with thft class had won to the crowd. It wns BIG BUSINESS been sent to the Northern markets, it circulating among his Sanford friends real estate firm of A. P. Connelly & a large tin cup. • Attorneys and Counse!lor»-«t*L*w was said. todny and dropped into tho Herald o f­ Sons. After this refreshments were serv­ DeLAND, FLORIDA WASHINGTON, Nov. L—Indica­ While no definite figures were giv­ fice to renew his subscription to tho ed by tho officers of the classes in the Will practice In tho State nnd Feder­ tions nre rapidly improving conditions en on tlie shipments from Orange Daily Herald. The small boys and tho bigger boys domestic science room in the base­ al Courts. Special facilities for Eiin tho country’s general business life county, it was indicated that fruit did no damngo last night that has ment. This consisted of cold soda ambling nnd Perfecting Land Title*. todny in reports to enr service section hns been moving from tlie Orlando Miss Crawford is in the city repre­ been heard of todny beyond soaping water and a pnper ling in which nn of the A hi or ic an Railway Association, packing houses rapidly nnd in greater sent ing the southern division of the the windows and throwing sand on apple, bar.atm and peanuts were stor­ G E O . G. HERRING which among other things showed quantities than is usual nt this time American Red Cross. Miss Crawford tho porches and doing other little ed. greatest wekkly loading of freight of tho year. There is, however, a wll help Seminole county chapter put things. Chief Killcbrcw and his aug­ Attorncy-at-Lnw Nearly everyone, at tho close of tho from which railroads derived revenue tendency among local shippers to go over the Roll Cnll campaign. mented force kept them well in chock party declared that they could not hnvo No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Huildin in two years. and Mayor Henry’s proclamation nlso had a liMter time any plnco qjso nt slow just at this time, becauso tlie * SANFORD, FLORIDA S. M. Lloyd has accepted the chair­ had much to do witli their, good be­ any time. green fruit which was shipped nt the manship of the Red CrAss Roll Call havior. And then the hoys nnd girls beginning of the season hns accumu­ Eugenic Marriages lated on tho market and caused a and he will out it oifor with his cus­ had a big party at tbc high nyhool II. Ilnrold 11nine, Win. P. Simmons I). A. Morrison, Jr, Proposed by Law tomary vim and vigor. Sherman Is thnt hold mnny of them in check nml slump in the price. President Vice-President Secy. & Tress. In Illinois State It is not expected, however, thnt there with the big mitt when it comes they were good hoys all the way BEST FERTILIZERS — INSECTICIDES — SPRAYERS — POULTRY the decline in price will last much to putting it over for the benefit of tho through and nro to ho commended, SUPPLIES — HONEST GOODS — FAIR PRICES — PROMPT SHIPMENT longer, ns the demand for Florida’s town or of tlie people generally. Ask Your Neighbor— He Knows Bill Being Prepared for Submission to citrus crop this year is expected to be S. II. S. HALLOWE'EN PARTY jthc Legislature “ GET NEW FA LL PRICE LIST BEFORE BUYING” Mr. nnd Mrs. T. A. Vincent left greater than last, and tlie production E. O. Painter Fertilizer Co., Jacksonville, Florida ibis morning for thoir homo In WnbIs estimated much larger than last CHICAGO, Nov. 1.— Eugenic mnrLast night tho high school auditor­ bnso after spending Sunday nml Mon­ season. ringc law will lie proposed In Illinois, ium was the sueno of many Hnilow’en The American Fruit Growers an­ day horu the guests of Mrs, Vincent's costumes, from a little black dwarf to Health Commissioner Bumlesen, of a nounced thnt tho first car of grape­ sister Mrs. II. J. Holly. Mrs, E. O. tho giant strong man wore all sorts R Chicago announced todny. Tho bill is a fruit which they shipped to New York Tyner accompanied her daughter to of gay colors and costumes.' All four a being prepared for submission to tho a wns sold at auction, bringing §0.75 a Wablmsso nnd will be there for somo classes joined together in having this a legislature to make mandatory re­ a box.' The second car brought §0.72 time gay event. Many visitors wero pre­ quirements of health certificates for a a box, it was said. Tho price for or­ a sent heaitlo tho pupils, making a crowd persons contracting marriage. a anges, that is, for those which reached The ladies' tournament at tho Coun­ of nearly two hundred and fifty. a a tho market before tlie green fruit try Club will ho resumed this after The Freshmen put on .their share of a ARCTIC OCEAN a caused tho slump, was said to be ap­ noon. It was interrupted by rain at tho entertainment first. They put on IS WARMING UP proximately tho same,—Orlando Sen­ the opening of the club house and an exceptionally good entertainment, . ICEBERGS MELTING i will he' watched today with much in­ especially the dance given by Evn tinel. R I HAVE THEM R terest. Tho Country Club is proving Grnco Wngnor. Tho Freshmen intro­ ■ - WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—The Arclo he duo of tho most popular resorts duced tho tallest ntnn on earth to the ■ tic Ocean is warming up, icebergs nro Lake County Hens R tho city nnd more and more tho audience. He was some tall man too, R growing senreor and in ;jomc places R people arc coming to tho club to play — because ho stood on a chair. Tho Have World Record R seals finding the waters too hot, ac­ and hold thoir sicinl uffnirs. R two smallest men showed their great cording to a roport to commerce de­ R For Laying Eggs strength when tho two were supposed partment today from consul Ifft at R Tlie Men’s Club o f tho Parish IIouso to ho the strongest men, failed to pick Bergen, Norway. R Grovel nnd Man Cnlls Hnnd of Tncnma, will hold their nnnunl Fathers nnd up the 1000 lh weights, by doing it Washington, Man. ' Sons banquet Thursday night of this themselves, lion— lots are being sold right along and building in this R FLORIDA PIGSKIN week nnd all those fortunate enough A number o ' girls dressed as witch­ section in such ns to gladden the heart of those who have R HEROES LEAVE TODAY to receive invitations will bo there. GROVEI.AND, Nov. 1.— Lake coun­ 3 es gn” o n witch danco which wns very FOR CAMBRIDGE the good of Sanford at heart. ty poultry raisers nro taking excep­ On nccount of tho siyico tho Parish much enjoyed, A balloon ascension 3 GAINESVILLE, Nov. 1.— Accompan­ tion to tho announcement from Ta­ House will only nccomodnte about two was nlso attempted but failed beenuse This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and : ied by a lively four fot foot nlllgntor coma, Wash., that a Leghorn hen hundred guests nnd there will bo a tho bnllonn bursted . Theso mirth to say just what is my candid convictions would put it as mascot, the University of Florida there made a now record by laying much larger crowd thcro this year makers, introduced by Clniro Zachary, thnn Inst. Tho Mon’H Club of the Par­ wore immensly onjoyod by all. most too strong for the careful, conservative person—that football team loft today for Cambridge .1.15tli egg yesterday In completing a ish House is one o f tho best institu Tho Sophomoro part consisted of a year's test. An Ancona lion hero person whose eyes are turned backward— The fellow who S Mass., for a gnnio with Harvard Sat­ tionB In tho city nnd young nnd old rookie drill. Warner Scoggan, the R urday. President Murphoo of tho during 505 days ending in Mnrch pro­ hns VISION will agree with me now— the other la te r ^ ^ will be found there Thursday night. 'generul1announced that his nrmy was duced 53(1 eggs while another Ancona university is a member of the party : tho best in tho world. Ho proceeded in tho same flock produced 335. The accompanying the plnyors. Anconna belonged to N. Pearson who Mrs. F. M. Sumner returned to hor to prove that it was—not. Everyono s told them for about §500 each to an home In Lakeland Thusday afternoon enjoyed.the awkwardness of 'General' GENERAL RAINS : Ohio poultry breeder from whom ho after a few days stuy with her sister, Scoggan's soldiers just the soma. R IN GULF STATES iTho Junior part of tho entertainMrs. J. B. Webb on Milville avo. Mrs, purchased them two yenrs boforo. RESULT OF STORMS B R Webb was very ill nnd has boon for mont. With Georgo Smith nt the “The Man Who Sella D irt Cheap" The American Legion Auxiliary will aonio time. Mrs. Sumner wns ended piano and Jim Stono ns leader, this WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.— Disturb­ a ance of considerable Intensity develop­ hold a call meeting In the Wolaka homo on nccount of tho serious ill­ clnss produced-a now orchestra ploco. Tho ploco they played had never been Watch the South East Corner of Pa^eTu^ a ed over lower Mississippi valloy and lobby Thursdny afternoon from 3:30 ness o f her little daughter. played before and probably nevor will 3 atended by general rains in Gulf to 5:80, arrangements to be tnado for be again. Jim, th lender, was tired Armistice day program. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Stewart, with lB7-2t Statics moving northeastward. cigarettes CONDITIONS MUCH BETTER IN BUSINESS Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” I m 7*.r * m J . E. SPURLING s s <n �FME ; . - ‘, v ■. * V'"' ■ / ■\ *7* v > . ■v \*v - ROTARY CLUB WILL ATTEND TAMPA MEET EXPECT TO GO 100 PEIt CENT TO ALL ROTARY DAY Sanford Rotary Club had a lino meeting to'h y with a pood attend­ ance and cvcryono filled with the Idea of keeping up the pcrcintnge of at­ tendance to thu highest mark. ^Y* H. Tunnccllffo, the vice-president of the Peoples Hank was a menu tho guests of the club and when introduced spoke briefly about Sanford saying that he intended to make h}s future home here and ho decided to locate in San­ ford and become n Snnfnrd booster because he thought that Sanford wn8 a coming city in Florida. Miss Crawford, Southern represen­ tative of tho American Red Cross, was present and when introduced npoko briefly but forcibly on thto du­ ties of all citizens to nssist tho Red Cross and told what the Red Cross wna doing at home and abroad nnd coiled upon the Rotarlans to assist in tho Roll Call on tho lfth of Novem­ ber. A unanimous rising vote gave lids support to the Red Cross. Judge Housholdor, the speaker for the day, talked on “ Friendship" and called attention to what friendship means in Rotary and In all walks of life nnd called upon the members to always have that friendly spirit to­ ward everyone and to help those wl o need help, thus carrying out the s p "it of Rotary. II. C. DuHofio spoke about tin amendment to be voted upon in No vembor in relation to the ten mil school tax nnd culled upon the Ro­ ta rinns to support the measure and the Sanford Rotary* Club voted unan­ imously to work nnd vote for tho adop­ tion of the amendment for the ten mill school tax. ‘% v,; ' nn Ra R’a ft tei 1*4 tei tec Rn 'Ra tea tei Rfl Ril tei tel i*A THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1922 Ra A p p e a l t o * Ch r i s t i a n PEOPLE EVERYWHERE TO ENFORCE LAW tea tea R* Ra WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. (By Associated Press).— An appeal "to all Christian people to exert every influonce to secure impartial enforccnient of all laws" was issued today by tho Fedoral Council of Churches of Christ in Americn, Ra Ra tea Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra MRS HARDING IIAS RECOVERED FROM RELAPSE ROME, ov. 1— Vittorio Ricci, ItnHnn Ambassador to Washington hns presented his resignation, wishing to leave Premier Mussolini free to choose his own trusted man for such nn im­ portant post. POLITICAL DISTURBANCES CARDENAS, MATANZAS AT HAVANA N< v, 1.— partial elec­ tions throughout Cuba today ushered ill by political disturbances last night at Cardanos, Mntnmsns Province, which resulted in two deaths. This brings the casualty toll of pre-election disturbances to six dend nnd a dozen wounded. BUSY NIGHT FOR THE POLICE A P U lltn iiiv HALLOWE’ EN KEPT THE CITY FIREMEN AND POLICE BUSY CHICAGO, Nov, 1.— Police and Dro­ mon on the night shifts welcomed tho dawn of a now day nnd quitting time this morning following ono o f the busiest Hallowe'ens In Chicago’s his lory. Til'’ fire department answered 115 alarms during tho night, a new re­ cord for H'tiowen’en. The police calls for tho most purl were from citizens who thought the boys wer carrying their pranks too far. INDICTMENT WILL BE RETURN­ ED IN HALL-MILLS CASE NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Nov. 1. — "There will ho nn indictment in the Hall-Mills murder case within thu next three days," declared Prosecutor Beckman, bf Somerset county, Into to­ day. Ho declined to amplify his rtntcmont. Mr. Beckman’s statement Cnme nt he close of n day of melodrama which gave little indication that tho denoun­ cement was approaching in tho inves­ tigation of the double slaying of tho Rev. Edward Wheeler Hnll nnd Mrs. Elonnor Reinhardt Mills, his choir leader, on tho Phillips farm Septem­ ber 14. Mrs. Jane Gibson, self-styled eye­ witness to tho murders, who hns been absorbing public interest in the drama the last five days, became irritated nt the repented eforts o f reporters to interview hep and shooed th*cm o ff her farm by tho simple expedient of firing a charge of bird shot over their heads. Thereafter interviews wore conducted by telephone, whenever Mrs. Gibson could he induced to ans­ wer tho belli Mrs. GBmon inter issued a formal statement in which sho ndmited that sbo is tho \yifo of Willinm Easton, a New Brunswick tool maker. Sho snid in her statement thnt thoro was nt corroborate her account of what sho saw on tho Phillips farm on tho night of the two murders. “ I havo ben nssurod thnt Mr. Mott hnH no- corroboration o f my story. I know ho has corroboration,’’ sho stat­ ed. GEN. MURGIA IS CAPTURED BY FEDERALS PLAYER,- AND A TTf s DANTS T1» HARVARD CLEVELAND, 0., Nov. I.~Steve O’ Boy, a pacor, his owner, II. G. Cheney, of : nliinn, O., and his driver, Charles Claght, wero ruled off har­ ness horse tfcco tracks for life yestordny by officials of tho Cramvood track here. Judges Joseph McGrnw and R. S. Millimnn, ruled thnt the men had attempted t o '“ fix" tho 2:10 race. No hen should ho kept over nnd fed a second sensei thnt does not lay well in its pullet year. It doos not pny to keep hens n urely for tho pur­ pose of cleaning up what would be otherwise wasted, uniiss thnt wnsto Is being converted into a marketable food product. FO ADVERTISE FLORIDA IDEA ORLANDO MEET : HONOR ROLL ten tea KB FIRST GRADE Harry Bowers, Frederick Daigor, Mi Ivin Taylor, llavid Miller, Cather­ ine Bohannon, Dora May Joyner, Sam Bradford, Richard Dens, Clyde D am ­ age, Jack Russell, Doris' Hnttorn, Martha May, Ella Mae Grow, Margar­ next season was made here last night. et Martin. An answer from Iowa is expected coon. SECOND GRADE •This invitation indicates conclusive­ Paulino Bellamy, Pauline Bohannon, ly that inter-section games are not Martha Coney, Betty McKinnon, Mary Inured by tho so-called “ triangular lane Preston, Edna Rivera, Nona Riv­ agreement" made by Yale, Harvard ers, Evelyn Robinson, Mary Elizabeth and Princeton. Tolar, Hugh Urquhurt, Paul King, Es, t'ler Ertcsou, Beatrice llic.,son, Ray­ mond Lundqtiisl, Roger Jiminoz, Jeif SCHUSTER WAS Davis Geiger, Pauline Crawford, Bus­ DISQUALIFIED ter Wiggins, Ronald Mulrhoad, Vivian Allman, Archie Abbott. STATE COLLEGE, Pa., Nov. L— Penn's hopes for victory over tho THIRD GRADE Navy on Friday received a setback May Pardon, Bornlco t.u.vt?, Kath­ yesterday when it became known llml erine Fuqua, Gcorgo Steele, Paul Dig­ Dick Schuster, star left tackle, was gers, Lydia Rankin, Inez Thompson, disqualified for inter-colloginto com­ Lawrence Reel. petition fur thu remainder of the year. Violation of tho one year resident rule Fourth g rad e is charged. Robert Adams, Madison Wade, Vir­ GAINESVIL1 • :, Nov. i.—Tho Florbin ’Gators, M a* ichuBctts bound, will Twontylenvo horn thW morning. four players am i corps of attendants bended by CCoi ios Kline and Van Fleet will make ig trip for tho Hnrvnrd game. Tin >((uud will nrrivn t" Boston I’*NI.. j, .. . uiiiK and thus will have opportunity ir a rest nnd workout before tiie si; misii Saturday, The party wil spend about two hours between ti ins in Jacksonville today, where tho layers and attendnuts wilt lie the g :sls ntVIunchoon of the Rotary Club to ere. Tho Harvard game will bo tho first ieter-sectional fcutbull Florida lias engaged in since ts defeat by Chica­ ORLANDO AND go sinee 11)10. V victory* is hnrdly KISSIMMEE TIE looked for by I'm staunchest 'Gator supporters hut ' to fotloWui's of the Toil Orlando Tigers battled the Blue and Oram '■ hope to hold the Kissimmee high school eleven to a score down to i* point thnt will bring six to six tie nt Exposition I’nrk them prom inc i o in tho foot Imil yesterday afternoon, though the lo­ icnlm. cals virtually had scored another Tho players selected for this trip touchdown when tho final whistle end­ are: ed the play. It was a practice game Captain Dun an, Dotty, Scott, Gunn, for the Tigers, who kept thu hall in Byrd, Robins a, Mounts, Pomeroy, their opponents’ territory most of CnsoJ Nowtoi* Dickson, Merrill, Sim­ tho time, notwithstanding tho gritty mons, Dodge . Hnish, Cnrleton, Ble, fight made by the Osceola county Murphroe, Ibrndry, Hockcustndt, Bar­ team. chan, Mohan ah, Mathews and Cox. Coach "Sig" Boono said last night Colomnn i id Norton will be taken that lie was entirely satisfied with along but tl Mr recent injuries receiv­ tlm showing made by Ids Bcngals. ed in nctloi will prevent their play­ Thoy didn't, exert themselves, he said, ing. t liqt the gnmo did them n lot of good. BARR FROM R VCE TRACK FOR LIFE How Shrll the Funds be Adminis­ tered nnd expended? Tli<> call fot the Florida Advertising Conference has been signed by twen­ ty-six business men representing: Tho Florida Development Board; tho Mrs. L. P. McCuller Wins First Prize With Mrs. J. Florida Realtors Association; the Florida State Hotel Association; rail­ D. Woodruff Close Behind roads, nurseries, newspaper publish­ ers, bankers nnd a number of other Tho Ladles’ tournament, started beautiful Jnpontrns ns n reward for interests. Every poison interested In somo tlmo back and postponed on ac­ being tho best flvo after tho prizo tho subject will l)o welcome at tho count of tho wonthor, was resumed winners Mrs. Donne Turner niso re­ Conference, which will bo held In the yesterday nnd enmo to a successful ceived one of these benutlful flowers, Chamlier of Commerce nuditorium, closo just ns the sun wont down. Mrs. but ns far ns wo can learn, It wns not beginning at one o’clock. Sinco tho L. P, McCuller, making tho six holes given for the best score unless tho initinl announcement of the Florida in 52, which is one of tho best scores list wero turned up side down. Mrs. Advertising Conference . them has made by any of tho Indies yet, won Turner is ono of tho beginners nnd been considerable interest taken in the first prize, with Mrs. J. D. Wood­ made a remarkable showing for tho wlint is being done in other states to ruff coming second, making it in 54. short time she has been at it nnd she advertise their resources and advant­ At tho appointed hour for piny says thnt next time look out for her. ages. California is the principal com­ there wero at least fifty of tho SnnTho gnmo was played on first, sec­ petitor of Florida, both for tourists fnrd Cofintry Club Indies present to ond nnd fourth fairway, the Indies nnd for settlors. The All Year Club witness tho start nnd the fourteen making tho threo holes twice. The of Southern California is reported to players, loft in twosomes, nil with game was played undor good weather have a subscription fund of $500,000 minds made up to grab ono of those conditions nnd tho tournament was per year for advertising that section valuable prizes they heard that Mrs. voted a success. Tho following indies of their state, nnd during the past Lake had stored away for this occts- participated; summer the business interests in the ion. Mrs. L. P. McCuller nnd Mrs. H. P. Snn Francisco trnde territory raised a Aftor nil the dust had cleared away Smith. fund of $ 100,000 per yenr for adver­ and tho smoke died down and tho Mrs. L. P .Ilngnn nnd Mrs. Geo D tising. scores nil tabulated it was found thnt The following is from n report on Hart. tho prize winners wore ns follows: Mrs. Reg Holly nnd Mrs. D. C. their subscription cnmpnlgn, received Mrs. L. P. McCuller, first prize. by the Florida Development Board; Mrs. J. I). Woodruff, second prize. Griffin. Mrs. Frank Miller nnd Mrs. R. J. "The arrangements for raising tho Mrs. Goo. D. Hart, third prize f . n ! v; ;o plnr.hcd and completed by a Holly. Mrs. L. P. Ilngnn, fourth prize. S. I group of representative business men Mrs. A. P. Connelly nnd Mrs. These prizes consisted of golf balls, her.de.I by K. it. K. Kingsbury, presi­ ' prorated amongst the winners in the Pulcston. dent of the Standard Oil Company o f Mrs. J. D. Woodruff nnd Mrs. J. I). order the came. Mrs. Reg. Holly, Calif r.ir., ‘.; .l by the heads ot Wallace. j Mrs. D. C. Griffin, Mrs. R. J. Holly, practically ; !! th • !nv"0 br.nV: r.s well Mrs. Donne Turner and Mrs. W. T, Mrs. A. P Connolly and Mrs. J. M. ns other foremost business and indus­ Wallace wero each presented with a Langley, trial organizations. *'Tr .■ expenditure of the fund is unRa 8a n-u ks ivi m iu m iler direction of nn advertising com­ Ra mittee. \hout $J0'J,'.)0'J of the fund tea will !>• '.pent In publh lions and tho R;i balance will lie used for literature, di­ 1 * ha rect advertising and m!ministration." Ra *. SANFORD PRIMARY Ra R SCHOOL LADIES’ TOURNAMENT COMES CUBA POLITICS TO A SUCCESSFUL CLOSE MEANS KILLING SIX IN ALL SANFOKD-BUICK COMPANY WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.— Mrs. BUYS N. II. GAUNER’ E INTEREST Harding is said today to havo recov­ IN THE BUICK AGENCY ered from a slight relapse suffered scvoral days ago and to bo ablo to N. H. Garner, for innny years the sit up for brief periods several timos locnl agent for the Bulck lino of cars daily. has sold his interests hero to the Snnford-Buick Company thnt is composed BOURSE REOPENS of John Cook nnd L. C. Moore. The IN ITALY TODAY new company will have their office! GET YOUR LOANS nnd Hales room in tho Wight Co., gnrage ns formerly nnd expect to handle ROME,Nov. 1.— Minister of Indus­ all Buick parts and in short time will tries Rossi in agreement with Minister put in a. service station to give real of Tronsury has taken steps for im­ service on Buicg cars. John Cook is mediate reopening of tho Bourse. well known here having handled handled Buick cars for their terri­ tory sinee the time when Buick cars were first manufactured nnd ho has been the denier for this territory for many years the local agents hndling them through Mr. Cook at Orlando. Through the now arrangement thoro will be plenty of cars on hand at all times nnd with tho parts and tho ser­ DISTURBING ELEMENT IN MEXvice the Buick cars will fill a largo ICO EDS CAREER place in the field. Mr. Moqro will be­ BELIEVED come a resident of Sanford nnd act ns local manager and the new firm will MEXICO CITY, Nov. 1.—General-1soon have n fine line of advertising ninclsco Murgin, arch enemy of in the Daily Herald. Watch for their *• "sldont Obregon for many yenrs nnd announcements of now cars. oi of the men who tok y - t in tho flig thnt brought dentil, to Carranza, has iv ’on into the hands of federal IOWA INVITED TO troop i- 1 his career as a dangerous BOWL NEXT YEAR rebel is !• Moved ended. Murgla nnd ITALIAN AMBASSADOR a small l>. ■-1 were unrounded noar NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. L— AT WASHINGTON Durango Cil, vest m l ay by federal Definite announcement that Yale has A HS RESIGNED troops nnd cn, ired. invited Iowa to play at the Yale bowl Uf m - •SHALL FLORIDA ADVERTISE" IS THEME OF MEETING TO I1E HELD ON NOVEMBER 9TII Judging from the number of let­ ters, received by the Florida Dovel* optneii? Board, expressing intention of tho writers to attend the Florida Advertising Conference in Orlando on November Dth, there will be a very representative .gathering of business men from all sections of the state. "Shall Florida Advertise" is tin* theme for discussion, the subject be­ ing divided into threo principal suhtopics as follows: Does Florida Need Advertising? If Decided Affirmatively, How Shall the Funds bo Provided? KEEPS CHILDREN WELL AND STRONG HIN, pale, impoverished blood makes children frail, backward and delicate. Glide’s IVpto-Mangan creates a bountiful supply of pure, red blood, restores bodily strength, brings back color to the checks and builds firm, well-rounded flesh. For over 30 years Gudc’a PeptoNfangan lias been recommended by leading physicians ns a tonic and blooa enrlchcr. Your druggist lias it—■ liquid or tablets, as you prefer. T G u d e 's . p e p to -M a n g a n Tonic a n d B lo o d E n richer ginia Earl, Grace Lewis, Mary Louise Dunn, Ellen Lundquiat, Katherine Lultrell, Margaret Remind. FIFTH GRADE Bernice Allen, Dorothy Gore, Mar­ garet Giles, Margaret 11iracht, Juanita McMullen, Katherine Sehlrard, Phyl­ lis Smith. SIXTH GRADE Ruby Booth, Kathleen Long, IL Waters. SEVENTH GRADE Helen .llukins, Reha Jones, Pearl Robson, Kathleen Van NosS, Florence Tyner, Henry Russell. EIGHTH GRADE Both Losslng, Camilla Pulcston, Elizabeth Whitner, Wilbur Allen, Mil­ — Orlando Sentinel, dred Lumloy, Elizabeth Shoemaker, Juanita Stone, Evelyn Taylor, Thao. ELECTION RETURNS Vickery, Dnylu Britt, Paulino Wallace, WILL BE GIVEN James Sands, Hazel Sulleck, Roxie AT COUNTRY CLUB Dafisoy, I’aseo Brooks. Next Thesday night there will be something doing nt tho Country Club when tho Indies have their bridge party, duneb and big time generally. In case there are somo who would like to remain in town to get tho election rota ms they do not need to fear ns tho ladies have arranged to have tho election returns nt the club houso just ns they come In over the wires. Tho card party, the dance and the refresh­ LOOKS LIKE POISON WAS MIXED ments are all that can he desired nnd IN ICING OF TIIE all who eomo are promised n fine time CAKE This is the first of a Berios of parties nt the Country Club to raiso money PHILADELPHIA. Oet. 30.—Auth­ for tho furuishingH for tho club house. orities are still seeking cluo to sender For reservations for tnblofl at the card of poisoned nnko which killed W. W. party see Mrs. Forrest Lnko or Miss Sterrett, of Devon, an accountant, nnd Rubft Williams. The price for the resulted In illness which may cost tho cards, dancing nnd refeshmentn will life o f his wife. Coroners physician only he $1.50 which is very reason­ who conducted post mortem of Storable cansilcring the good timo you rett declared his belief that two poi­ can havo on that date. Don't forget sons cleverly mixed by export wero the time, Tuesday night, Nqvombor placed in the icing of the cake sent 7th. to Storretts. POISONED CAKE KILLED O N E INVESTIGATION Tho United States load* the world in tho fur trade, St. Lou.s and Now York being the largest market cen­ ters. Exports of 1D21 were $70,974,082. Over one-hnif of this went to Second sheets, 8>/2x ll , only England, whilo Canada took ,’ lmost Havo tho Herald do your next jvib Have the Herald do your next job noc per !,900, while they last, at $4,000,000 worth and Germany 83,- of printing. Wo have the equipment of printing. Wo havo the equipment to do all kinds of job printing. to do nil kinds of job printing, Herald office. tf 000,000. This new sugar-coated g u m d e lig h t! y o iln g an d o ld , I A It Smelts in your m o u th ” and the gum in the center remains to aid digestion, brighten teeth and soothe mouth and throat. There are the other W H I G L E Y friends to choose from, tool / �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1922 THESANFORD HERALD R itr r H I m a l C1u» Mwl* ** > .r, Annual 23 IS®*, nt thr rant Otfic* nt * nnr.trfl, Floridn. Cenor As* at Unreh . 2, 'BTC. ____ _________ Th* Mnniurd Ontlf lUrnld In uabUnhrd t r t rr (I t t r iM A (except I t i u r ) •»< thnrntuhlr c o v e n thin trading section. Advertblng rnteo reasonable nnd mads known on nppllentlon. K M per psnr, nr Mo per week. .__________ o f tho season. Sanford has ono o f tbo best footballs tennis in tho state but you would never know it from tho state papers. They do not seem to soe Snnford nt all and yet Sanford pooplo are subscribers to all of these papers. Do you'get the drift? Tho Hornld office is neither u pea­ nut stand or a nut factory and if thero aro any people horn who want us to pull thoir chestnuts out of the flro thoy will hnvo to go farther, As far as we are concomod thero arc some of them wo devoutly wish would go so far down they would not got back In this decade. Tonight is Ilnllowo’on and the gob­ lins and the spirits and all tho spooks Summer weather again will walk. All we snk them to do Is to have our buildings alone nnd not And it looks like more rain, destrop' any property. They should Looks like the sun would shine for jail all the bad spooks nnd get them out of tho way. At thnt Hallowe'en a few days. is a fino evening nnd tho young folks usually have some .corking good times Maybo it will get cool sometime in ninny ways. Times was when wo nnd maybe it will not. really enjoyed tho good old HallowcnSnnford morchnnts had a better Dol with the cold weather nnd the hnrd elder nnd tho pumpkin pies and tho lar Day Saturday than on Friday. merry time of late October. One week from todny is tho general Wo aro glad to note that tho Kielection. No one is worrying any wnnis Club has nbrognted to itself tho about it. sports for the winter tourists nnd will Wo believe if tho weather wns cool­ have barnyard golf and other nnnisoer there would not bo bo many crimes ments on the vacant lot on Magnolia nvenqo next to the Chamber of Com­ committed. merce nnd inside tbo -room will bo checkers nnd other indoor games The Democrats aro predicting n big when the weather is cold (this 1b a victory for tho Democrats nnd the joke about the weather.) Our winter Republicans are doing the snme thing. visitors will appreciate this nnd the Dispatches say It is onoftlng in Klwnnis Club can go n bit fnrther Montana. How delightful. Wo won­ nnd demand moro good benches Bcntder how much it costs to get to Mon­ tored over the streets where tho visit­ ors can ait "down nnd rest nnd on. >y tana. the summer weather this winter. Despite «H the advices given by Congratulations to the Florida newspapers nnd other ngencics tho public persists in getting killed at Grower upon moving into their fine building in Tampa—a building of their rnilrond crossings. own—and all arranged just like Ed­ Man named Musscll Shell hns tak­ gar Wright wanted it. Tho newspa­ en over Italy nnd represents tho Faw­ per or magazine that can have their cetts or something of thnt sort nnd own building is fortunate indeed as wo suppose thoy will immediately there are few building eomfortablo rniso tho price of bananas in Ameri­ unless built for the business. Tbo Florida Grower hns achieved a great ca. success and deserves all thnt it has Man nnd his wife in Philadelphia achieved since it had the regular were poisoned by eating cake Hint was struggles of nil new magazines try­ sent through the mails. Now if it ing to gain a foothold/ it is now one bad been liquor—but who over heard of tho best citrus publications in the of cake being'poisoned nnd sent thru United States, bar none. tho mails at that. There nve reports coming into thu Tho Leesburg Commercial says that city of much shooting going on in tho Lake county wns the original Garden upper reaches of the St. Johns river of Eden. Wo don’t know so much nnd thnt tho firing seems to be from about it at this particular time but people who are hunting ducks out of twenty years kngo it was tbe Garden seifson. This is something for tho Fish and Game Protective Associa­ and it was filled with Eves, yes. tion and tiie game warden ami the Despatch says tho job seekers aro county officials to take up at once, lacked out until after the election nnd iiio season Is almost ready to open wc would advise that the law remain and those who nrc hunting out of sonin forco for several years alter elec­ son ertn either wait for the opening tion. If all the political job seekers day or go to jail. Tho rest of us arc were made to go to work tho country patiently waiting for the opbning day nnd while wo wait tho otner fellow would be hotter o ff in ninny ways. jumps in and kills all tho ducks or scares them away before we can even Goode Guerry nnd W. L. Thorndyk* get a glimpse of them. Put them in botti on the Pnlntkn NvWa ought to jail, officers. make that paper one o f tho sparkling lights of Floridn journalism. These The Orlando city election will tnko gentlemen nre two of the beat in the profession and Pnlntkn should re­ on new life next Friday night when the two candidates for mayor will be joice in this valuable acquisition. naked to state thoir ease to tho peo­ If overy business nouso in Sanford ple. Somo of the followers of thu would decorate a car for Armistice gentlemen want tho fncts in tho case Day there will he somo parade on that hnvc been hurled from timo to that day. Last year it was said that time in the newspapers and they wnnt Sanford had one of the finest parades the men who hnvo been doing tho over witnessed on Armistice Day in n hurling to stand up in tho hustings and tell the world whnt thoy know. city twice tho size of Sanford. • This ir, really the proper wny to play After tho meeting of tho Ornnge politics. Piny it out in tho open and county commissioners last week it above board nnd toll where you get wns dccjdcd that to call another elec­ your information, But the best wny tion to vote more bonds to build the to piny politics is to mnko no asser­ tho candidates—then east coast road of brick instead of tions about there will bo no come-backs. penetration would not bu good policy Even the moHt progressive counties With tho mnny now garages being finally get to where they think they built in Sanford the now dealers start­ have enough bonds for awhile. ing in business hero thu nutomobllo business will take Its rightful place in Eustis will have a Rotary Club nnd Snnford as ono of tho biggest in the Eustis is said to bo the smallest city world which it is. This city has al­ in the world to have a Rotary Club. ways been n good nutomo* lie center While this may bo true the Herald will mnko the prediction that it may but few o f the manufacturers of cars bo the smallest but it will also be ono scented to think so and did not put of tho best clubs in the state. Thoso denlors here hut relied on soiling enrs folks over in EuhUb nre all live wires in Snnford with headquarters In other and they spark all tho timo—no dead cities. ’ Now all this is changed. Tho dealers aro coming to Snnford in or­ ones in tho hunch. der to cover this territory as it should Kansas is making plans to expol be covered. In the automobile busi­ the Ku Klux Klim from tho stato und ness you have to give service just ns among tho first Btops tho attorney you do in other lines. Thero nro as general will onjoln anyone from join ­ many automobiles to tho population in ing tho order in thnt state. Sinco tho Sanford ns in nny other .city in tho whole business is very "secret" we world and this is responsible for tho fail to sco how ho can find out any­ increased business along this line nnd thing about who Is joining or who is tho many new buildings being erected, pot. However, Bitch proceedings will for tho denlers. serve to make the members of thq Klnn to wntcli thoir stop and not pull anything shady. The Sanford High School football team Is one of tho Htnte winners and we would like to sea them pitted against tho chnmpions of tho northern part of tho state or tho southern whichever it happens to bo at tho ond Editor Thorndyko hns edged back towards the east const, being now lo­ cated nt Pnlntkn with Thu News, Ho has "sovored his connection" with Tho Kissimmee Valley Gazotto. Fun­ ny how all tho great ones finally gath­ er along tho Atlantia seaboard, nnd If Make ofmo whnt you wlllj I shall reflect you as clear­ ly as a mirror throws back a candlo beam. If I am pleasing to tho eye o f tho stronger within my gates, if I am such a sight as, having scon me, ho will remem­ ber mo all tho days as a thing of benuty, tho credit is yours'. Ambition nnd opportunity call some of my sons and daugh­ ters to high tasks and mighty privileges, to my greater hon­ or nnd to my good roputo in far plnccs, but it is not chiefly those who aro my strength. My strength is in thoso who re­ main, who aro content with whnt I can offer them nnd with whnt they can offer mo. It was tho greatest of all Romans who said: "Bettor be first in a little Ibcrinn village than bo second In Romo." • I am moro than wood nnd brick nnd stono, moro oven than flesh nnd blood— I am tho composite of all who call mo Homo, can only got Bob Holly, of Sanford, Editor Benjamin, of Ocala, and ono or two others from tho intorlor the west const would hnvo to go somo to equal our bouquet of writers.— Bunnell Tribune. ‘ THR CONSTITUTION AS IT IS Tho genial Boh JIolly wants to leave the question of renpportionniont to the next legislature, nnd suys In a recent issue of tho Snnford Herald: Itenpportlonment must bo mndo ac­ cording to population and according to the constitution, and w„ fnil to sco where south Floridn or west Florida or any other pnrt of Floridn will got anything except a squnro deal. Correct in tho premise, but far from correct in the conclusion. For more than 20 years tho constitution hns borne a mandate for a ronpportionment on the basis of population every 10 years. Wo have “ left It to the legislature." How mnnyt have been made? Experience it, tho best teacher, and it warns us not to de­ pend longer on tho sense of fairness nnd justice o f tho west and north Florida legislators. West Florida has been standing still in development and population! while south Florida lias been growing rnpidly. Wo pay threequarters of the state taxes for the support of public institutions, nnd the buildings or roads in north and west Floridn. Wo feel that wo hnvo "loft It to the legislature" about long enough. Thu old constitution is plain enough nnd c-vers the case. It says that n ronpportiohniont shall be made every 10 years dating from 1887, bas­ ed on population. The succeeding log islatures have refused to obey thnt plain mandate mid a condition of in tolerable inequality has grown up, and will get worse with every year. South Florida asks nothing moro than equality nnd justice, and thnt is her right if we protend toTle n demo­ cratic government. Obey the consti­ tution nnd wo hnvo, nnd do not try to amend it with a provision which means nothing moro thnn fastening the shackles on us for 10 years more. Tnmpn Times. And while wo are on tho subject wo wish to remind the Times thnt tho * 1 ,f , , f? a. •»f ?pr* 111nil >! m.m - • an* get any kind o f renpportionment bill over in all that tlmo and wo for ono favor their bill beenuso It sounds like progress. If the Times hns no confindcncc in the legislature how can anyone hope to get a better bill thru the next legislature or nny session in the future. For our pnrt wo have more faith in humankind that most people and wo hnvo faith oven in the legislature nnd in west Florida. T1IR TOWER OF PRAYER The power of prayer in exemplified so mnny times in evorydny life thnt people more and more nro coming to hellovo in it and aro asking tho help of tho Divino Powor to direct their business affnirs. In blorth Dnkfta where there had been no crops for four yenrs tho people started their crops with prnyors last spring nnd thoy hnvo had tho best crops this year that have ever been known. The other day they gave thnnks to God for their bountiful harvest and thoy should for they know from whence it canto and and from whence nil hlossings como nnd tho Giver of Ail Things Thoso North Dakota Puritans nro truo to their early, traditions from which so mnny of us hnvo wondered in tho years thnt hnvo passed since tho first Thattksgving Day was proclaimed in this Inml. HUGHES DEFENDS TIIE PARTY In today's Herald tho speech of Socrotnry Hughes in Boston Inst night Is given for tho benefit of tho renders. It shows clearly tho trend of thought in the Republican ranks nnd tho pluna upon which they expect to build thoir platform in 1023. Secretary Hughes says that the party hus « foreign Pol­ / icy of helpfulness nnd good under­ standing without ontnngloments that would fetter American independence. Tills is n high sounding phrase nnd is old stuff. It wns sounded by George Washington if we, can remember hack thnt far but it does not work out altogether as tho speakers would have it. For instance America did not want any entangling cllinnccs during tho World War but before wo knew it wo wore entangled up to tho neck. Wo helped to win tho wnr, wo mndo tho profiteers rich, wo helped them to be­ come richer nfter the wnr wns over, wo spent billions and gave up thous­ ands of li\Ics to keep from hnvlng nny entangling alliances maybe—but when it enrne to putting over n renl pcnco prngrnm thnt would hnvo kept us out of trouble in tho future tho Republi­ cans for political purposes only killed tho greatest American of them all— Woodrow Wilson. Call it whnt you will. It is thero. POOR CAR LOADING LOSSES CAUSES CnrloniUng is one of the most im­ portant Jobs the house manager hns under his supervision and yet it is one thnt is too often left to someone whose only interest is whnt it brings him on Saturday night. Wc try to grow, good fruit, pack it under up-todate conditions and then spoil it all by poor car loading. Tho strain a lond goes through on the journey Is tre­ mendous, shock nfter shock of terrific impact that jnrs every box with great force. Unless loaded properly and “ stayed” just right there are bound to be broken boxes, sonictigics very many, end such shipments r.ro dis­ counted on sight, In fnct many buyer? would perfer not to bother with such u lond at all. Spraying makes clenn frlut, a nice high pack with a fist fnbol on tho ond of the box makes n pretty package. Why spoil it nil by poor loading— Floridn Grower, tho trip north in a skiff has awakened renewed Interest in tho plan sponsored by tho Atlantic Deeper Waterways association in Portland. Mo, for tho establishment of an Inside nnd pro­ tected waterway from Maino to Flor­ ida. Some of tho northern newspapers are tnkifig up the matter in earnest since tho recent cotin j o f th associa­ tion, at which time resolutions were pnsslnjr urging tho Importnnco of congregational nssistanco In forming tho nocossnry links to comjloto tho n‘side passage. In speaking of tho thu great.results already attained by tho association in the 10 years since its organlnton, the Chrstian Sconce Monitor, published nt Boston, Mass., says: "Tho section from Norfolk, Vn., to Beaufort Inlet, N. C., wns adopted by congress in 1912, nnd Ib under con­ struction, which the section connect­ ing Chesapeake bny with Doloware river wns later authorided nnd tho purchase of tlie existing Chesapeake and Dclnwnro canal completed. The work of enlargement of tho canal to tho standard depth of 12 feet is now in progress of the Capo Cod canal, as the war department, under tho au­ thority of congress, hnB recommend­ ed its purchase. It is likewise hoped thnt congess, nt the same time wll) authorize tho purchase of tho Dismul Swamp canal in Virginia and North 1'aroliin. With the acquistiop and completion of these waterways there will be established a contnuous In­ side passage from Fonufort Inlet to Boston, with the exception bf. tho link across tho stnto of New Jersey, con­ necting Delaware river with Uaritnn and Now York bays. "It tuny bo recallod thnt for tho greater pnrt of tho distance, from Cape Fear rive, N. C., to Winynh bny, S. C„ nnd fom Winynh bay to Floridn nature hns provided a scrios nnd In land sounds nnd hays, which only re­ quire deepening to afford a continu­ ous ennnei to the St. Johns river, Fla. In this connection the existing water­ way along the cast coast of Fioridu should bo nequired nnd mproved for the further promotion of commeere. "Nothwnrd from Boston it would be chiefly necessary to extend tho water­ way To a suitable point on tho const of'M ain e to ho determined by engi­ neers and serving tho important industrul areas along tho Morrmac, the Piscntaqua nnd the Kennebec rivers, "In view o f tho continuous cry of tile railroad:! that thoy arc unable to carry ail the traffic consigned to them, it would Beem that any such poposnl having for Its ultimate a con­ siderable increase n tho possibilities of freight transportation in ono or more of tho sections o f tho United States should merit scrius considera­ tion of congress."— St. Petersburg Tho piers, streets ,sewerage etc. I f sonville todny sold just thoso municipal holdings nnd paid off of Hilton in making dollar of debt against this city, FLORIDA hucccci TO MAINE A k n o w lo d g o o f tho conditions which obtain in and around tho institution which Huppllos entertainment for our children and ourselves should be a part o f tho ed u cation o f every man. To e n cou ra g o tho good nnd fl^bt tho bad in tho s h o w business Is tho duty of e v e ry citizen, " T h e B illboard " In ono medium with a w o r l d -w i d e circulation from which a co m p le te k nowledge of the show busi­ ness m a y bo gained. " T h o Billboard" Is a fighter for th* clean and w holosom o In tho show business MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP PAYS IN THE METROPOLIS Tho city commission nnd tho real­ tors’ association of Jacksonville aro conducting jointly in the Timcc-Unlon somlusting jointly in tho Tihcs-Union an advertising rnmpnign, the main purpose of which appears to ho "soli" Jacksonville to ijs own people, and IS THERE A CAR SHORTAGE? tho showing mndo nnd the fncts pre­ sented should not only create n fool­ Thero is so much talk in transpor­ ing o f pride, but should give con fi­ tation circles about the car shortngo dence nnd encouragement to all who thnt it seems only fair to the ship­ intelligently consider the facts propers to iiuvo. tin: truth Known onny Tampa, tho metropolis of the um­ In the soason thnt lie may time his pire of south Florida, has no fooling shipments of citrus fruits according­ of jealousy of tho metropolis of tho ly if such u thing is possible. Citrus state, while'striving by all legitimate fruit cun bo shipped over a period of timo ns long ns tho fruit has not and honorable mcattH to catch and surpass Iter in development nnd,.popu­ tenched maturity and could -probably lation. To the contrary, wo rojolco be arranged with tho view of sav­ in her prosperity and take prido in tho ing In cars especially siuco refrigera­ results she is neheiving by progrestor cars do not hnvo to bo used exslvo^nnd courageous policies. copt in very warm weather. Tho re­ Wo havo much to learn from a ports on the car shortage give tho study of the methods and policies ventiluted cars short and state thnt which have contributed to Jackson­ there will ho plenty of refrigerator ville’s growth. Conspicuously out­ cars. Since thu Sanford section uses standing ns the chief contributor to only the refrigerator cars during tho this marvellous development 1b the season it will bo good news to the policy of municipal ownership of pub­ growers to learn that thero will be lic utilitie. Jncksonvllo owns the sufficient refrigerators to haul thoir water and lighting plants and extonpcrishahlo stuff. When celery and sivo docks itinl terminals. Tho com lottueo and other Snnford vegetables mission says o f these interests: got ready to ship they must be shipTho water works for tho past five pod right now without any delay nnd years hns pnid small dividends, while tho shippers wnnt to know that they tho clocks and terminals pqy thoir car­ will hnvc tho ears nnd the service bo- rying cost. Tho charges on tho ser­ fore the season starts. It is nil right vice front these utilities aro fory low to say there will bo plenty of cars but nnd it is not tho intention to mnko a sometimes it is another thing to get profit. They arc looked upon rnthof them when wanted. With tho fruit ns city streets, parks, tho postofflca shippers getting alarmed about the and public highways, to render chonp, ventlln ted cars it Is timo thu vege­ essential service without thought of table shippers investigated the refrig­ profit. But if the city of Jncksonvillo erators nnd find out just whnt thu sit­ did not own them, they would bo oper­ uation will ba in regurd to sending ated privately, at a cost to tho public our perishables northward from tho to earn dividends. Thorcforo this first of December to the first of Juno. statement of assets ns to water works Our crops aro,ou r greatest invest­ and municipal docks nnd piers, etc., Is ment at prcBont und wo want nothing based on actual cost, and nro worth to interfere with their transportation. nctunlly more thnn thoso figures. Tho growers hnvo enough troublo to Tho total bonded indobtodnosa of got tho vegetables ready fur market Jncksonvillo is $0,774,500. and with the high freight rule they This includes the recont $200,000 aro obliged to pay thoy should havo issue which 1b now being spent on real sorvice from tha rnllromls. strcotB, water extensions, dockB and FROM occnn shipping while not paying Jiviclouds,to tho city of Jacksonville, ij paying you individually ns citizens of Jncksonvllo. Finally: If Jacksonville business people need a convincing argument to prospective investors in our city, they need but quote tho statisti’-s of our municipal ight plant. Brass earnings in 1R90 were $28,060.50 in 1021. $1,078,157.27 a grain of ft,700 per cent. Thoso figures nrc indisputable. Thoy show that Jacksonville buslnes« sound. A prospective now in­ dustry may base its prospects upon whnt tho city lias done. Those fb giircs prove thnt Jacksonville is n "good buy" for homo or business. The Times hns a purpose, of course, in reprinting this extensive Jackson­ ville advertisement. It wants the peo­ ple of Tampa to make a local appli­ cation— to vision whnt a similar pol­ icy would mean to 5;nnpa. Tampa Times. Jack­ throe overy thero educes s — tIarts blood circulating The pains of strains and sprains arc due to congestions. Just quicken the circulation, and the inflammation and pain subside— disappear. Without rubbing. Sloan’ &penetrates and breaks up tlic painful congestion. Slnnn’x rclleroi thntmatie rains, soothes nouraluia. watms and en n ilu rts tlruu, arlunz backs, Loosens congestion Ini.tt colds In cheat. Keep it handr. Sloan's Liniment-k ills point m j A i . u m j A i . 'x ™ I used two bottles beloie Itould see any g»eat change buiafiei that it was reinaiVable how much betiei I got l*am well and strong I can tecum* mend Cardut, lor it certainly benefited me." || you have t*cn experiment­ ing on yoursclt with J'1 dltterent remedies, belter erf back to good. old. rename Cardut. the medicine women, about which you n w always heard, which has helped many thousands ol others, an which ’should help you, i<>°. Ask your neighbor about ill a*1 has probably used iL For sale everywhere. E „ *3 MU toy wV VV WVVWVV �H;;,,« ■ yfik * jiySK* • •• S ' %m THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1922 LOST— Gold fnco Elgin wrist watch, IN MEMORY OF MAY LONG A. L. Anderson, of Tqmpa, spent THOMAS PAIGE, FAMOUS OVIEDO GROWING FAST on Park nvenuo between 1st and LAWYER AND DIPLOMAT bo day hero yesterday transacting IN MOS F/VYOKED SECTION 12th. Rownrd I f returned to 1212 Tho death angel visited our com­ ilnoss. FAMOUrf SEMINOLE COUNTS 109-2tp Park Avenuo. (Contmued from pngo 1) munity. or the 11th Inst, and claimed for his own Sidney May, daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Porsons, of (Continued from page 1) YOUIl FUTURE FORETOLD: Send of Mr. add Mrs. Gnbe Long. Orlando, aro In this city toduy attorni­ Irst families Mn Pngo was ono of tho old Dominion's first citisons. His tcalnn wo„ „ Juflt n„ tho f „ fnmed dime, blrthdato and stamp fo r May, ns sho wns known to her fri­ ng to business and calllhg on old father nnd mother ware both descend* truthful, reliable, convincing trial ends had been a sufferer for nearly ^ h m m in Sanford Cqlory delta lands aro sup­ Honda. ants of Gonqral Thomas Nelson, one reading. Prof. Brwlng, Box 1120,, four years, hut, In splto of all medi­ plied, Naturo has boon kind to this cines, operation nnd treatments, was Axel Lundqulst, of Lnko Mary, wns Station C, Los Angelos, California. B. A. Wiles, of St. Auguatlpe, arriv- of the signers of tho Declaration of section of tho stnto . 10-7-M-21-28-P. |d In tho city yesterday for n short Independence. In 1011 thero wore' no improved nlwnys cherfut and hopeful until tho a Tuesday visitor In Grnpevlllo. Mr. Pngo wns educated In tho last, nlwnys expecting to become well „y nnd Is stoplng at tho Montezuma. Frnnk Erickson wns also a caller In highways in this Boction. Today schools of his nativo state. IIo en­ Much Ado About Nothing Grnpovillo on Sunday. thoro nro four different directions again. Mny wns bom Feb. 1892 nt ChuluoIf you find roaches, don’ t let it Misses Anno Mason and Lucy Bird tered Washington & Leo University that you can enter this thriving com­ Tom Fortier, wlfo nnd children vis­ tn where sho lived all hero life. ited relatives nt Lnko Mnry. Their bothor you— Itoynl Guaranteed Roach |myth are spending tho day today In at tho timo General Robert E. Loo munity by brick or maendnm roads, wns its president. Ho graduated In her early youth she united with little daughter goes to school this Powder will soon got rid o f them be­ >rlando ns tho guests of friends. Tho county of Somtnolo, while ono later from the University of Virginia. cause it iA so made thnt when tho of tho smallest in tho stato, is ono of the Chuluotn Bnptist Church to which year for tho first torm. A fondness for literaturo caused sho lived a truo nnd helpful member. Mrs. Dolnl Jester, of Port Plorco is Charles Crnmor took a trip Sunday large ones wnlk in it they llvo Just tho richest in agricultural productions Mr. Pngo to doyote much of his time Tho funern] services wore conducted over to Osteen to tho Parkinsons and long enough to carry it to their holes pending somo 'tlino here as tho nnd lends in hard road construction, wero sought eagerly by somo of tho nt tho Chuluota cemetery nt 3:30 p, jest of her noico, Mrs. Paul Blghis aunt, Mrs. V. C. Coller, of San­ where the young nre also destroyed having spent in tho last few years largest publishers, in the country. m. on tho 12th inst., by Rov. J. M. ford, ennio out homo with him for a as they hntehl Try it. 10c and 23c. $9-10,0000 on hard roads outsido tho urs. His quaint stylo o f writing added an Thompson of Ovoido in tho prcsonco Sold nnd guaranteed by It. C.Dowcr.— short timo. city limits of Sanford, tho county attraction to his stories that was lrc f n largo assemblage of relations Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaw, of LcwlsLawrence Lundqulst wns nblo to ro- Adv. scat. rcstiblo, nnd ho soon won a host of sumo his school work this wcok, wo pwn, Mont., nro exported to nrrlvo toThreo railroads touch this particu­ ffrttl friend'..' ndmirers among tho rendors of popu­ Tho subject wns: "Blessod nro thn nro glut! to hour, but is still under tho lorrow and will bo tho guests of tho lar section, thu Florida East Coast, lar mngnincs nnd periodicals to which dead v.Tio dio in tho Lord." Tho fnv- doctor's care. HU mother, Mrs. Alice liter's daughter, Mrs. Paul IlIggorB. Seaboard Air Lino nnd Atlantic Coast ho contributed, vniCb hymn of. tho dcconscd. "When Lundqulst, takes an interest in his Line, Tho Seaboard Air Lino is now In nddditlon to his degrees from Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Garner rotumat work building a loon.from O v tc ,> A pn88 °\n tho t'd° ’’ l w1 ns 8Ut* nnd work, visiting tho school Tuesday. tho two Virginia institutions where the remains was tenderly consigned Mrs. Elizabeth Williams has been In |d homo last evening from Waynosthrough this farming district, nn,'. ex­ ho received his education, Mr. Pngo to Mother Earth nnd left to sleep Id to see thu nq^v Campbell baby, who jro, Vn., whore they spent tho pnst pects to hnvo trains running jn timo wns honored w'th degrees from many pence under n mound lavisly covered ban been nnnicd Mario Ellznbrth nnd jonth. They nlBo stopped over in for spring movement of crop/. of tho lending universities nnd with beautiful flowers brought by lov­ tonnoko, *Vn., Snvannnh, Ga., and all nro doing nicely. \_ Duo credit for practically nil this Mrs. and Mrs, Hull Newman nnd colleges throughout tho country. ing hands, Jacksonville enrouto homo. Thoy great development nnd bringing in all Messrs. West nnd Cramer have been little son o f Snnford spent tho wool* Mr. Pngo was twice married. Tho deceased lenves her parents, a out reroofing tho homo of Mr. and end with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen. rcre nccompnnlcd homo by Mrs. this new capital should he given to sister, Mrs. O. W. Townsend of Cocoa, Mrs, Swan and adding a nice now hinrles HU! and baby of Jacksonville. J. S. 1)1tike I ivan transacting busi­ Hon. O. I1. Swopo (now member of MRS. HALL GIVES IDEA and a brother, George, to mourn hor tho Board of County Commissioners porch, ness in Plant City and Tampa a few OF IIALLS-MILLS MURDER los.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russell, of Tho young folks enjoyed Hallowe'en dnys this week for Seminole county from his district) SPEAK FOR FIRST TIME Wo commend tho bereft family to in n right way, some of thu hoys at­ jenln, whoso marriage wns a recent He came in 1911 nnd <nst his lot with Prof. A. S. Miller was a visitor In Great Heavenly Father who docs all tending tho High School party In Snn­ Orlando Friday and Saturday. [vent, are spending a few days hero us, and seeing tho grunt possibilities (Continued from pngo 1) things well, nnd to look to Him for ford. Mrs. Edwin L. Dinkul arrived of this rich, unde .'doped section, comfort. [s tho guests of Mrs. C, F. Marshall. Mrs. Edwin Lundqulst is not much Tuesday from New York where sho A number of club women of tho toll you who was thu criminal." plunged in as only a man of his fore­ I lovo to think our Father knows bettor. Dr. Christ enmo over from spent the summer. She was accompan­ Jlty and county attended the Teach"Don't you think it widens tho sight nnd determination can, nnd ho Tho thorns 1 pluck with every rose. Orlando nnd a gland in tho neck wns ied ns fur ns Jacksonville by Mrs. J. Irs' Institute horo Wednesday. Among sphere of motive if u married man has made the wilderness produco ar.d [hose from out of town wero Mrs. J. nnd a married woman, nro conducting bloom like the rose. More potatoes and apples are mov­ opened hut sho Is still at the hospital S. Dinkel who stopped ovor to visit her daughter and son-in-law Mr, nnd Snyder, Mrs. J. E. Provntt, Mrs. ar. illicit lovo nffnlr?" sho was asked. Ho is nlwnys first in any movement ing on consigned orders than for sev­ n( this writing. Mrs. H. R. Chapman Hnmll Tolar nnd family nnd Harold E. Tribble, Bchool trusteo, Mrs. J. for tho betterment nnd uplift of ids eral yenrs. Dealers who lost money "I suppose it would." Mr and Mrs. W. C. Sntcher wero Haskins and wlfo wero Sunday callers Prevntt of C’huluotn nnd Mrs. Enhomo town nnd county, tireless in his during tho last two seasons nro slow "Isn't Mr. I’foiffor tremendously in­ to see Mth, Alma Noise nnd fnthor, visitors in Sanford Saturday ovo. lor Curlctt of Geneva.” Dinner wns terested to know if those letters and efforts to harness nnturo and turn it in making advances. E. W. Dickson was among thoso In Gus Malm. Tho sister remaining with to tho um o f min, korvod at tho school lunch room for all tho diary nro correct?" Orlando Saturday. them. In addition to the many other things those In attendance. . Rusty nail wounds, festering sores, "That doesn’ t interest mo very Hr. Billy Holden was a visitor in Mrs. Annn DcForost is homo ngnin above enumerated, Oviedo has n num­ burns and scalds heal rapidly when much." town Tucmlny afternoon. after a stny of n few weeks in San­ ber of prosperous mercantile firms, u Tuesday and Wednesday of this Liquid Brozone is applied. It is Tho throo questions Mrs, Hall re­ Mr, nnd Mrs. Wade Entzmingcr nnd beautiful community club bouse, good both antiseptic and healing. Price, ford. [week Mrs. Herman Burchfield nnd fused to answer wore: family o f Plant City wero thu guost Mr. Henderson and family were nil churches, and onu of the most pros :i0c, flfle and $1.20. Sold by Union baby son, Joo Sidney, of Mobito and 1. — A request for her estimate of couple daysof Mr. ami Mrs. C. W. Sunday visitors In Monroe. perous banks in thfri section of the Tuscaloosa, Ain., visited her father, tho character of the woman “Iain with Pharmacy.—Adv. Entzmingcr. , A special collection was taken up stnto. C. Gilson, who is connected with her husband. lit the Sunday school for tho Jackson­ Seminole county is proud of this, (he Southern Utilities Co., of this city. Good crops aro reported this year 2. — Whether or not sho believed in one of its most prosperous towns nnd in the CrUt:' States but prices aro ville Children’s Homo. Two Hundred Thousand Men to Feed divoreo and wpuhl linvo sought ono if Rov. G. V. Albertson came ovor farming sections, proud of its citizen­ not satisfaeio v in. face of a shortage Rais ! TEA AT COUNTRY CLUB silo had known of intimacy between ship, nnd proud of lion. O. I’ . Swopo of crops in other parts of tho World, from DoLnnd speaking very earnest­ Tho biological survey snys, "The Among tho many social nffnris of Mr. llnll and Mrs. Mills. who contributed so much, not only of Nearly every l.iritc producing country, ly to us on "Tho-Aggreaslvo Life." IIo nation's rat population needs 200,000 yesterday afternobn, ono of tho most 3. — Whoro Mr. Hall got half of the pleasant was tho tea given nt the $20,000 in securities which were bis money but of his Unit nnd ener­ except our own, icoms to hnvo small­ is surely n living example of what he men working full timo to support it." Country Club by E. E. Wndbrook for found in his safety deposit box vault, gy to its substantial growth nnd de­ er returns from field, garden nnd or­ preaches, putting his whole energy in­ 'Hint's the damage by rats each year, (ho members of thq Holy Cross choir. and with tho uso of which bo wns re­ velopment. chard. lmllcatb ni are that prices to tho work for tho Master. • We nre some of which you pay for. Rats enrTho club house wns lovely with bas­ ported to hnvo planned an olopment to will ndvnnco with ho now yenr. The nlwnys glad to linvo him with us in ry disense, endanger your lien’.B are REGULAR MONTHLY MI LTING kets of field flowers, and the attrac­ tho Orient with Mrs. Mills. trouble abroad i i the poor financial Upsula; while hero he wns a guest at a menace to you and yours. I tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilortlcson. TROY them with ltoyul Guara -leril CHAMBER OF COMMENCE AT tive tea Bible was centered with n conditions. Her lawyer Inter explained that sho Next Sunday Brother Clark will be Rat Paste TODAY. jr«- and fiOe pur VALDEZ TOMORROW NIGHT Ihowl of violets amt Jnponlcns. The refused to discuss tho origin of the A Rat That Dldi 'l Smell After Being with us n't 3:110 as usual, the first tube. Sold and gun ran l '''d by R. C. (brick ico cream in pink and green, funds because she herself had given Dead f it 3 Mouths Sunday in the month. Bower.— Adv. Inikcs ■Iced in pink and coffee wore thorn to him and sho folt delica cy in A great amount of i f k r t hns been expended by tho Chamber of Com­ In the evening thoro will bo a ser­ (served by tho host assisted by Mrs. J. going into so personal h matter. "i swear it wis.dcad at least 3 vice at tho Lutheran church by Rev. merce in stimulating tho interest nec­ IN. Robson, choir mother. Tho indies Tho questions on divorce enmo more, months," <mid J,m*es Sykes, Butcher, O. O. Ecknrd, of Pierson, Fin,, anil essary in order to secure activity from Iworo given dainty bouquets of violets nearly to arusing her to resentment Westfield, N. J. "Wo saw this rat ufeo Thursday evening, tiio majority of lU members. This Ins favors. than any of thu others flung at her in . ... i , I. . # •* AMS' I* | I t I J , 1 1 1 !* ¥ , I■|ill| I ttivO iVA 1 Lr Mrs, A. F, Westordick is expecting obviously U ?.»*•* motion, far out the long (Kp Nlit-rlff nf Npinlniilr County, o* behind a barrel Months later my in Sanford should be interested in to lenvo Thursday with Mrs. Parkin­ Titilu[LUCKY THIRTEEN DiciDuL CLUB Hintr o f Flnrlilm "I won’t answer any such questions' wife asked about t u rat. Remember­ IIo It Known, Thnt I. II. CLA Y son of Osteen to attend thu ten days seeing it develop nnd ho willing to ex­ Mrs. Charles Britt entertained the sho flashed niniost before Its proC R A W F O R D , Hocrotnry o f Hliito o f th o ed tho bnm'l, looktd behind it. Thoro pend not niono their money hut their of tho annual conference of the 7th (numbers of tho Lncky Thirteen Bridge pounder had finished. Stuio o f Florida, do Ucrohy alvn notice ' timo ns well on . immunity problems. was the rat—dead not the slightest day Adventists in Orlando. A num­ I hat n ’ lub most delightfully yesterday ufMrs. Hull wns apparently denpty GENERAL ELECTION odor." Threo si/.oi, 35c, 05c, $1.25. ber of their menthols will go over fot Will ho hold In Komlnolo County, Btnta Last month's meeting was n suc­ tornoon nt her homo on Palmetto nvo- affected when tho questions regarding o f Florida, on Tumidity next s u ccee d in g rue. There wore two tables of play- Mrs. Mills wero put, moving restless, cess from a point of attendance nnd Sold nnd gunTnnte d by Ball Hard­ a dny or ho. tho first Monday In Novnmhor, A. 11. enthusinsm. Indications for tomor­ ware Co.— Adv. Volio Williams is having his orange Iti22, tho mild Tuesday holmr tho Drs. ly in her chair and folding tier arm# row nlghti meeting nro that it will grove disced out, using his tractor for Seventh Day o f November m Golden Cosmos and yellow roses tightly across hor chest. Handkerchiefs being yet In tho fu ­ thjj power. F or Unttod Staton Honator from th * tie inrger nnd it U hoped thnt attend­ sderned tho rooms whore tho card ta­ rttuio o f Florida, for six ynnrs from "Wns Mrs. Mills a vamp—do you March t, 11)23. bles wero placed. Tho tally cards think sho wns ir woman of good ehnr- ance nnd enthusiasm will increase ture, wu can't for hu life of us un­ F or ono Iteiironontntlvo o f th o F ourth with ouch subsequent meeting. Thero derstand how Adam bundled a bad [iverc suggestive of the season. CongrrMitlonul District o f the Htsta Lf the bowolH do not net, regularly, netcr?" was ono of tho quertiona o f Florldn, In tho Hlxty-olghth C onA spirited game of brldgo was play­ barked near tho end of tho interview. are a number of very important mat­ cold. Kress o f tlio tlnltnd Hinton. assist them with an occasional dose ters to he discussed Friday. Inas­ F or Huiiarlntomloiit o f I’ uhllu In etruoed during tho nftornoon, nnd attrac­ of Herblne, It is a fine bowel tonic “ I do not care to say." " f the i f r:uiil~. m much as thoy nffcct the future wel­ ici Hu IK h tive prizes given. At tho conclusion o .Mmtluee o f I ho Hu|>romo Court ami uixntive. Price (>l)c. Sold by Fur otw "You dn not1 MtlnV *bi> «Mlber?*e1y f tho .Hinto o f Florida. fare and prosperity of Sanford, it Is |of the game tb« hn-trT /m il set her cup for Mr. Hull?" Union Phnrmncy.Adv. F or tw o Itallrond Coiumlmilotters o f the needless to sny that thoy will ho of Hinto o f Florldn. salad, sandwiches, olives, snitincs nnd "I never saw any indication of it." For ono mmnher o f tlie H ou so o f R e p interest to all. Everyone is invited ten. rmimituttvoH o f tho Htnto o f F lo r i­ "Now, what do you think?" da. m Im iq m ra h i P-i na f o to attend thu meeting and invite a For C ounty Surveyor. "I do not know. * I do not know— friend to accompany them. This invi­ m m m i t h i m m la , m F or Flv* Meritor* o f thn Board o f C oun­ * h BIRTHDAY PARTY what— to—think." ty Coiiuutssloiiers. tation is also extended to tho Wom­ F or throo Memberu o f tho C ounty B oard Master Walter Gwynn Fox, jr., was *»Tho widow maintained throughout o f I’ uhllo Instruction. Rev. W. L. Rancher will bo at tho genial young host yostorduy after­ tho interview that she harbored no an's Club and tho Business und Pro­ F or J uhMco o f tho I’onca In nnd fo r tha fessional Woman’s Club. "Count" f o llo w in g Just Ico Districts, vis*: No. Mooru's Station church to preach this boon when ho entertained u number of malice toward her nusbnnd's slayer 2 Cnttoncbhna arranged an excellent Sunday ,Nov. 6„ •Rev. J. F. Boll of !'< • C o u n t uhin Is mid for tho fo l lo w in g Dds friends at his hnmo on French and that she was not personally in­ •lustIco Districts, vis.: No. 2. (wo., in cclobration of his slkth birth- terested in Hoeing the murderer pun­ menu, tho cost of which will bo ono Paintkn pronehod here last Sunday on In T estim ony W h oroof, I huve dollar per plate. • hnrounin nut my hand and a f ­ Priviledge and it was a privilege to play anniversary, * Miss Clara Lloyd spent the week ished, although sho suid sho hoped, fixed ilia Urunt Hont o f the hear him. Mr. Boyd came out from Stato of Florldn, at TnllahnaHallowe'en ideas nnd novelties wore for tho good o f society, to sec tho end with her father In Waycross. Mr, suo, tho Capital, tills the tw o n town nnd played nnd sang and will Lloyd having been in tho Waycross [i»<Mt effectively used In tho various guilty person or persons apprehend­ ty-fniirtli d a y o f August, A. D. 1U22 come again this coming Sunday if hospital for several weekH. rooms. Block eats, witches, jack-o'- ed. (S E A L ) ' H. C LA Y C IlO W FO nD , possible which will ho also a privi­ o --------o f Hints, Jnntorns wore evorywhore. Tho lights "I think anyone who has commit­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Furgcraon ioft To C. M. Hand, S h e rHreretnry iff Hemlnolo Coun­ lege to us, NOW BEING ISSUED IIY THE [wero covered with inrgo Jack-o'-ln'n* ted a murder is not n safe person to ty. fiS-Pto Saturday night for New York being Don. McDonald has accepted n posi­ COUNTY JUDGE terns and cast'a wiord glow ovor all. hnvo nt large," sho said, "But ns for cn'lcd there by the death o f Mrs. Furtion recently vacated by Sandy AndorTho afternoon wns ono of excoption- a Vindictive fueling, I have nono." Get your hunting license now and tion recently cnvnteil by Snmiy Ander­ gerson's father, they nro expocted to d enjoyment to tho little guests. Miss return Saturday. , Outwardly, nt least, tho investiga­ avoid the rush of tho last days. son. Don inis been with the Ameri­ t'lairo Walker told tho most Interest­ tion of tho double murder mystery if you expect to hunt in adjoining can Fruit Growers for Hoverai years Mr. and Mrs. Goorgo Jcnlison mov­ ing stories in her own way. Games wns at n practical standstill today counties, you must allow timo to got JEW ELER nnd lenves tho job to tho regret of tho ed in their now houso last Saturday. wero also enjoyed. Lnlu in the after­ while tho interview was being hold. your license back from the county company. They came here from Mass, several MY SPECIALTIES: noon refreshments consisting of Ico Invcstigntors, who hnvo been p e e k ­ scat of tho county you expect to hunt Pickard’s Hand-Painted China Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonnld ore weeks ago. trenm, cakes topped with tiny jnck- ing coroborntlon of tho story or Mrs. in. Positively no receipts will bo is­ Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Burns arrived Gorham'a Sterling Silver moving thin week to Sanford HelghtH n’-lantorns, nnd candy wore Bcrved by Gibson, in which sho connected Mrs. sued foi* hunting in adjoining coun­ Rogers' Plated Wara and will have apartments' with Mr. here Home ten days ago from SailsMrs. Fox nnsiBted by Mrs. Robert Hall with tho Blaying party, continued ties. You must hnvo your license be­ burg Beach, Maas., nnd hnvo purchas­ Elgin njid Waltham Watchea McDonald’s moilrer for thu winter. Herndon. The children wore given their work under cover. fore you hunt. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jones of Enterprise, ed four lots and expect, to build. --------------------------- L . Jumping Jncks ami rosy apples Tho dny boforo open season this Kansas, have come to take possession •Lots nre being sold every day now. (is favors,, years fulls on Sunday und 1 will not o f their now homo on Ucnrdnll nvo,, A. D. Parish made his usual week TA X BOOKS A R E issue license on that dny. visit with hia family at Ocoeo. former Repp place. Mr. Jones is a You can help this office nnd help nephew « f Joe and John Russell. oooooonoeecossddlok N O W OPEN IJas. Watson Says, "I'll Never Forget yourself by applying for your liccnso Mrs. J. E. Singletary nnd little I'Hien Father's Hogs Got Cholera." Mrs. Walter J. Ward and, little son State and County Tux Books nrc\ at once, and if you wnlt until the lust Wnltor Second, loft hero on Ttuenday duughtor spent tho week end nt Wintor "One mornlnig ho Lund 20 hogH now open for tho payment of tuxes you can expect to wait fur tho liconsu, for Salem, Mass., to Join Mr. Ward Park. w m Mr. nnd Mrs. Blunt havomovod ' to I'iead and several sick. Ho called In for 1022, u discount of iwo per cent is so come dn und help tho causo along Mrs. Ward will, visit hor sister, Vm . RradcJttmvn |tho Vet., who aftor dissecting a rat allowed for payment In November, nnd avoid tho rush and delay occasion­ E. J Mulligan in Jnoksnnullio n v rvV: 1 Mr* Langford 3Pu I'.tmiiy uru ex­ |(nught on tho premises, decided t.hut ono per cent in December. Tax books ed by being Inst. on route. Resident County License..............*1 96 I the rodents had convoyed gorms. close April 1st. Poll Taxes lor tho J. C. Ellsworth received a bane) of pected here any dny. plnco then I am novor without RAT­ year 1022, for both men and women, Non-Resident .County License • fina Northern Spy nppics fromVfri$3.50 to adjoining county and Enrich the noil. Increase the IONAP. It's the surest, quickest rat became duo November 1st, 1022. Woman Bitten on Arml / ends in Willoughby, Ohio, this week 50c to this o ff lc o ...................... 4.00 nnd hns been giving friends Hnnples yield, hasten maturity. Im­ Idestroyor I know.” Throo sizes, 36c, Business and Occupation Licenses Mrs. flnjnmond writes, "I was bit­ ICEc, $1.25, Sold and guaranteed by became duo October 1st, and if not Non-Resident Stnto License ....$25.00 of snmo. prove the quality. It pays to ten on the army by n bed bug. My Hall Hardware Uq.— Adv. E. F. HO US HOLDER, uso them regularly. Stock In paid, aro delinquent, ns tho law re­ doctor Bald I reached him just In time County Judge. our warehouse at Sunford. quires that u license be procured be­ If your child uats ravenously at to'avoid serloua disease. When I knew Booklet free from warehouse times nnd nt bther tinica has no qp- tho dnngcr of hod bugs, I donned them According to tho September esti- fore conducting tho business, profes­ 185-Otc und ltw. or from— potito nt all, look out for worma. nut with Royal Guaranteed Bed Bug T.nto of f«me bay, the 1922 crop was sion or occupation. FOR SALE— Horse, harness and White’s Cream Vcrlfugo is tho rem- Liquid.” Protect your hrnUM Do th<™{ JNO. D. JINKIN8 , •* little ovor 11,000,000 tons larger wngon— J. T. Gtierry, Route No. 1, edv tu naw. I clean* them mi* Tax Collector, [ ban the 1021 crop. The price per ton i’ O & A i, 20c. Sold andl Armour Fertilizer Works | Jacksonville, Florida Xcmir.dc Ceur.ty. .Sn-ifuid. !18 lowpr rmm 50c SLOO. •m UPSALLA AND GRAPEVULE L0NGW00D NOTICE OF ELECTION : EAST SANFORD : LAKE MARY HUNTING LICENSE H ENRY M cL A U L IN <sfrm o BIG CROP Fertilizers i ■tr �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1922 In Conr< o f tfco C o n t i Judgt, I i n l a o l o County, Ntotr o f Vlorltln NOT1CB TO C RE D IT O R S In r f Katnte o f ' . m . T im A sn B n ! T o All Creditor*, Crgnti-e*. DU trlbntee* nnd nil Peraon* knvliin Clnlm* o r D e­ mand* annlnat *nld ISatntei You, and each o f you, aro horaby n o ­ tified and requlrod to preaent any clnlma and detnanda w h ich you, or either o f you, niny hnvo a g a in st the osInto o f A. At. TnrANher.'docanned of Hoinlnolo County, Florida, to tho un­ dersigned E x e c u t o r o f anld eatala, within tw o yonra from the dato hereof. Dated 2nd day o f Octoluir, A. D. 1011. F R A N K U. W O O D R U F F , •0-9to____________________________E xecutor. a Tho Hallowo’on party at tho Lnko MARCH INC THROUGH GEORGIA Monroe school Frldny night proved a WITH IlOLL WEEVIL grout success. Spooko, goblins, jnckCURE o'-lnntcrns, witches, clowns, otc., In full regnlin wero present. Tho docorIIAWKINSVILLE, Gn., Nov. 1.— ntions wero complete and-in kooplng Two big liquor seizures here today with tho occasions, The- house was nnd S. C. Simpson, who clnims ho is soon crowded nnd n long lino-up o f enrouto from Florida to Virginin nnd children nnd grown pooplo in mas­ Cnrl Johnson who said his homo was querade soon formed in tho lower hall Fort Lauderdale, Florida, wero nrrest- nnd slowly nnd crcopy liko wound up cd. Two automobiles driven by the tho stops to tho tuno of a slow dirge. two men contained about soven hun­ After a march forming a circle dred quarts of rye whiskey, around tho auditorium tho spooks sank to the floor Bevornl times and EDITOR FIGARO uttered strange noises. Tho program PROMINENT WRITER was continued by tho school children DIED AT PARIS with Hallowe'en playlets, songs, reci­ tations, etc., which was followed by PARIS, Nov. 1.— Alfred Cnpus, Edi­ n jolly community gathering in which tor Figaro, member o f the French fortune telling nnd other games wero Acndemy nnd one of Franco’s best enjoyed. Dninty cookies nnd refresh­ known writers on political nnd liter­ ing grnpejulco wore seryed nnd after ary subject died today. nn enjoyable evening tho nudienco dis­ persed very much pleased with tho oc­ casion. Mrs. Louise Whnley nnd John Han­ del surprised their friends by being quietly mnrried at Sanford Saturday evening, Mrs. Whnley is formerly of Knoxville. Mr. Handel has made his home hero for some time but spent the past summer in Tonncssee. Ho MISSOURI FARMER IS TAKEN is one of our prosperous farmers, RACK TO LOUISIANA A crowd o f young people, formor PRISON school students, surprised Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacobs at their pretty new home MEMPHIS, Oct. 31.—Jesse'Sander­ one night recently with a storm pnyson, Carutborsvillo, Mo., farmer, is on ty. Delicious cakes, candies, nuts and bis way back to tbu Louisiana peni­ other good things were brought along tentiary today to complete serving n in abundance. Quite nn enjoyable ov­ life sentence after enjoying nineteen er. ing was spent. yenrs of freedom following his escape The Atlantic Coast Lino railroad is from prison in 100.1. Sanderson turn­ laying new tracks and otherwise mak­ ed over to the authorities by his ing improvements in this section. A daughter, who, officers say, was an­ new switch of four parallel tracks is gered when iter father drove away a being constructed between Monroo young man paying attention to her. station and Hand's Siding. There is Sh^‘ notified tin* Louisiana prison au­ also a rumor to the effect that the thorities that iter father was an es­ station will be moved nnd placed near­ caped prisoner and Sanderson was er to Rand's Siding nnd made larger arrested at Ca* uthersvillo yesterday. and better in every way. Sanderson wim convicted in 11HM of Things got pretty lively at (Juy killing a man accused of stealing a Stafford's one morning lately when n plow from h.m. double killing was effected by the slaying of a wild cat and a big rattle­ OYSTER KING IS FIRST VICTIM snake nil in tho same day. OF CON GAME ARTISTS Mrs. Frank M. Joberaon has return­ ed to Jacksonville after a visit to her APALACHICOLA, Nov. 1.—Wire mother, Mrs. Iiniton. tappers hung up their first victory of Ralph Hore and Cnrl Rruton, after Hie winter here, it was learned today. visiting relatives hero, have returned William L. Pnpham, millinnnairc to Jacksonville. oyster king, was tho victim. Mrs. W. \V. Johns who has been Ho fell for a sympathy game and is quite ill is now recovering, Haiti to have fallen hard. Mrs. Louis R. Cobb and baby have Two-well diossed persons c l ! ,i on returned to their home at Jacksonville Popknm Snturday pretending to he in­ after a pleasant visit to relatives terested in buying shnro in his oyster here. operations. After riding about tko Mrs. George Raumgardner, of Mt. country in his limousine ail day, din­ Dora and son Roy, visited Mr. and ing in hs home and enjoying his hospi­ Mrs. it. T. Wync here. tality tho feminine member of the J. W. Dell, whq, lias been very ill is team discovered she had lost her pocknow improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs spent the week "W o hanen’t money to return to end at their old home at Chuluota. Chicago to take up this oyster bed Ren Luke, Mr. Studorff, Jlcury purchnsc matter," she remarked. Witte and Mr. Pcnrinnn spent Satur­ And tho millionunirc oyster king day and Sunday at Daytona Reach passed over n wnd of hills big enough lishing. to choke nn alligator, according to fri Mr. and Mrs. S. 11. \Vnlker, of Mi­ etuis. an i, are expected to spend ThnnksRut now state officials nre looking l/Jv'tlf* Iwic/r + 1\fe* for tho oounln — ! If O.v it’s likely they will ho able to pur­ and Mrs. Charles Rales and family. Mi and Mrs. Carl Rabun have be­ chase n winter’s lodging mighty gun their now residence which they (heap. arc erecting upon their truck farm on West First street. Frank Hatch and family have re­ moved from Sanford to Lake Monroo. Clarence and Frank Swnggcrty are still confined to their home by mnlaria. Mrs. Jackson and three children nre ill with the denguo fevor: » J. K. Cates, of Longwood, spent tho REPORTERS ROTIIERED week end wit hhis daughter, Mrs. RnrGIBSON AND SHE SHOT tow Mann. AT THEM NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 31.— Mrs. Jane Gibson, who recently announced she was an eye witness to tho HallMills murder today clinched her bold on the center of the stage by firing a load of hinlshot over the heads of re­ porters who persisted in surrounding her farm house anil peppering her FOR THEIR LIVING WAGE OPIN witli questions. ION ACCORDING TO WHARTON SCHOOL HOUftl IS BLOWN UP CHICAGO, Oct. 30.—Tho majority AGITATORS of the United States Rnilrond Labor Board wero condemned for their liv­ CLEVELAND, 0 ., Oct. 10.— Maying wage opinion in n statement made field township grade school under public todny by A. O. Wharton, one of construction in south Euclid, demol­ tho three members of tho Board’s la­ ished by two explosions InHt night. bor group whose dissenting opinion School authorities say there has been on the wage decision for maintenance several labor disputes during tho con­ of way wokers brought forth a living st ruction because the contractor em­ wage rejoinder by tho majority memployed both union nnd non-union burs Sunday, Wharton declared the workmen. mnjority opinion fallacious nnd con tained untruths. STATEBOIIO, Gn., Oct. 10. -R ov. Elliott Padrick, youthful Methodist Tho yearning to send doughboya to minister went on trial hero today every scone of conflict usually ia mon­ chnrgod with first dogreo murder in opolized by thoBo who nre too old to connection killing his wife nnd fight. mother-in-law near horo Juno 10, Inst. >n jet* citatio n John C. K r « l t . n . t e | „ 7 c 0In P e rry Olickatone, prUl, „ K W M , ? * 1'5’ * « * V 4 Houth Stic hi wan AvSnu»0n<*L llnola; Frank P Rntt*' CM-, oom plaYnt1fIle5 f n ’thla*^ n ° n c°ounnd " " ‘ "y’ oYhV ;: o" fF Florida, that v o , , tv , h.f,n donco In unknown, and thJ l#c* 0 Ollck*tono. Frank P *°Y lli,o.a,"k01 nr° ofVhl'i, ronulVod^’to' ho ’ a iui°npDeaJ0 *.*,0H( u j «nld Circuit Court nt T e r„b,fo« J* In Hanford.' Flnrl.ia .ur,1 HoS January, 'A. D. 1923, ana i°.,Ut d»f tl mnke a n sw e r to the n *'"> tbm e x h lb ltod ngnlnst you . °.{,cornPl«!2 o th o r w la i a decree pro conf,..* c* «3 entorod against you. Co,lfe« o wtU|X ... And you, Frledu ailrkai,.— „ Unako and Mary H. 11**1?,, "*• Fr»nk | to ho ntgl appear hefo're’nSI* ,e'|airS cult Court at the c<purt itou “ ll'>.ck« ford, Florida, on the iih Ynv!V.8 *»»• her. A. D. 1922, and then m ake nnawer to tin i,mn, »nn l Ihm exhibited against you. nth^*'imtll*l«l croon pro confcsso |”| br" l' » . <♦* agnlnbt you. D# «ntir*| H I - ordered that this clt.ii. puhllahod In the Hanford V.Vifft * .n.? w5Pi‘J12!: P«J>J'»"«d ln.8en.leof f ' A J Noll-U oso Co., purchnaor o f T ax C ertlflonto No. 23, dutod tho 7th day o f Juno, A. D. 1920, has filed said c o r tlflc o In my o ff ic e nnd has made a p plication fo r Tux Deed to Isbuo thereon In nocordnnca with law, mild ce rtifica t e ombrucOH the fo l lo w in g d escribed p r o p o r ly situated In Somlnolo C ounty, Klorldn, to - w lt : llcg. 10.03 oh. N o f 8VV c o r o f S B tt. Hoc. 20, Twp. 19 8, Itnngo 30 E. Hun E. ■1.35 ch. N to Ity., HNVIy a lo n g sutne to pt. N o f nog., 8 to hog. T ho sntd land being assessed at tho date o f tho Issu­ ance o f such c c r ll f l c a t o In tho name o f Unknown. A lso Tux C ertifica te No. 21, datod the 7th day o f June, A. D. 1920, has filed said certifica te. In m y o f f lc o and has tnudo application fo r Tux Deod to Issue In a ccord a n co with law. 8ald certifica te onil races tho fo l lo w in g described p r o p ­ erty situated In Soinluolo County, F lo r ­ ida, t o - w lt : Ileg. N\V cor. o f Hand'* Addition to Hanford run E to NE cor. Nil. Addition N. to Ity. S W ly a lo n g same to bog. See. 2 0 , Tw p. 19 8., R ange 30 E. The said lund living assessed at the dale o f the Issuance o f hucIi ce rtifica te In tho niuno o f Unknown. Also Tux C ertifica te No. 39, datod the Till day o f June, A. D. 1920, lias filed said ce rtifica t e In my o ff lc o nnd has ■undo application fo r Tax Deud to Is­ sue In a cco rd a n ce with law. Said c e r ­ tifica te e m b ra ces tho fo l lo w in g de­ scribed p rop erty situated 'n S e m i n o l e I’ ounty. Florida, t o - w lt : That part o f lilock 91 S o f Ity. M. M. Smith's .Sub­ division o f Soctlons. Tho Bald lund b e ­ ing nnscsod at tho dato o f tho Issuance o f such c c r l l f l c a t o In tho tiumo o f Un­ known. Also Tax C ertifica te No. 37, dated the 3rd d a y o f Juno, A. D. 1918, bus filed said C ertifica te In m y o ff lc o and has made a p plication fo r T ax Deod to Issuo In a cco rd a n ce with law. Said c e r ­ tificate oinhrucca the f o l l o w i n g d e s c r ib ­ ed property situated In Sem inole C o u n ­ ty. Florida, t o - w lt : llcg . 1.35 ch. E nnJ 3 Vi clt N o f H\V co r o f 8EV4. 8eo. 26. Twp. 19 8., R a nge 30 E Itun E 10 ch.. N 3.33 clt., W 10 ch.. 8 3.33 ch (lo s s W 3.3 c h ). Said laud b e in g assessed at dato o f liistiance o f such C ertifica te In the name o f F ra nk Hall. Unless said ce rtifica te s shall bo redoomed a c c o r d in g to law T ax Deed will Ihmiio thereon on tho 11th day o f N o v e m ­ ber, A. D. 1922 ENGINEER KILLED W ITNESS m y o ff ic ia l sig n a tu re und NEAR HOUSTON, TEXAS seal this the utb day o f Octohor, A. v IIOILR BLEW UI U. (S1922. EAL) E. A. DOUOLA83, Clerk Circuit Court. . Som lnolo County, Fin. HOUSTON, Tex., Nov. 1.— Engincr 00-Cto B y : A. M. W E E K S , D. C. •*e «nriilh J,. "• In nnd Chaaerry Minnie May Long, J..|»e,l |,y Vr band.^John Long, i •"luplalnanti, Fulton Pollock, et nl. Defdnlini T o W iliam II. MoM. V u Hv|tlJ to Fulton Pollock. (In r vpp k as J. F. Pollock. If living at,,I | • p a rties aro dead. 1.1 •ll p irtle* c Ing Interests under V lllhun II er, deceased, or Fan ■. p . d v ’k e rw lse known ns i |.\ Dollocli ceased, or otln r u h . In ml n fo l lo w in g described i 1, I I County. Florida imuc [i.inici described as follow n. v.a Tho West Half ,,r Q u arter o f tin- Smith' •■ On.ir't >he Soul beast Qtiurlt Once A cre o f the Soul!•■.(.--t <ji.,ri the Southeast Quart, i i.f the S' east Quarter o f Section :• Ton21. Huuth'nf linage l: i It appearing from ip, sworn b com plaint filed In this c m , t,i you, that you nnd cadi of you hi clnlm to have some Inn t>- i in a the land horelualiove ,!• <-rlt>c«i T herefore, you Willi im II. Hold living, and you. l-'u11on Pollock. < wise k n ow n ns .1 F Pollock. If I nnd If douit, all parlies claiming I killed, fireman seriously injured todny at Wilinont Station near her when a boiler of a freight locomotive on Trinity nnd Rrazos Valley railroad exploded. NEW YORK, Oct. 31.— Search for the bodies o f several working girls believed lost their lives in a fire that last night destroyed tho five story manufacturing building in Rrooklyn is being made todny in the ruins. One man who jumped from tho fifth floor was killed, ami eight others, one of them a girl, were seriously injured. I lireo believed dying. Tho proposed amendment to Arti­ cle 12, Constitution of Florida, to bo ratified at the General Election to be hold November 7th, 1022, docs not, as some think ■ increase millngo for school purposes. It does, however, give tiie pe op le o f any special tax school district the right to Vote once every two 'years whether the millngo for shoe's shall lie increased so J a to provide funds for such improvements ns may be necossnry. It does not per­ mit finy board of trustees or county hoard arbitrarily to increase Hchnol miilage. It is based on sound demo­ cratic principles, allowing progressive school districts tho provilego of im­ proving their, school n accordance with the will of tho mnjority of tho tnx payers o f such progressive distrits. In voting for the ratification of the school nmendmerit, you are only votng in fnvor o f greater liberty in the conduct of your own school a f­ fairs. RY The Dally He^ld Deifyerrd dlolfll Circuit tit H .m l.ol. ONE LONE TALLY MADE ON SATURDAY. • AGAINST CENTRE DANVILLE, Oct. 30.— Officials of Centre College looking over football records discovered today n lono tally mndo by the University o f Louisville Saturday in game which Centro won 32 to 7, was tho only tonm in six years that had crossed Contro’s goal lino while pluying in Danville. Hnvo tho Hornld do your next Job of printing. Wo hnvo tho oqulpmen: to do all kinds of job printing. Get yodr office supplies, stationery r.-c* ilcr.i.\l' (ioUvefeci, li»c jjoj; w^uje. tuuj,d Pont Card* nt tho Herald of flea. MEXICAN CONSULATE HAS REOPENED CLOSED IN PROTEST FOR A COMMERCIAL LATIONS ARE CONCERN NEW YORK, Nov. 1.— Mexican ED • consulate closed Friday ns protest against action of New York courts in MEXICO CITY, Oct. 11.—Commer­ issuing writ of attachment on its pro­ perty in collection witli civil action cial relations between Merican gov­ brought by Oliver American Trading ernment nnd nil persons nnd groups of persons residing in New York stntu company, reopened today. under suspension todny until further REV. J. S. FLACKS, AT CONGRE­ .dice result of instructions sent to tiie GATIONAL AND PKKHYTERIAN Departinentof Interior Inst night by CHURCHES President Obregon. Some years ago, a young business man of St. Louis, Mo., who was of Jewish parentage, came into touch with nn excellent Christian Pastor in thqt city, and as they studied the Jewish scriptures, and compared them with ihu facts of the lifo of the Lord Jesus Christ, this young Jew became thoroughly cotivlncud that Jesus, was tho long expected McsHinh. This NEAR EAST CONFERENCE young Jew, overjoyed in the new WAS FORWARDED found faith, gave himself cheerful TODAY Gospel o f Christ. Pastor Rurhnna, who lias known hint for a number of WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.— Formal years, has succeeded in securing ills reply declining the Allied invitation services in Evangelistic meetings, for Atnoricnn participation In the nnd so ho comes under tho auspices Nenv East conference will bo held of the Presbyterian nnd Congregation­ next month nt Launanno, Switzer­ al church, to proclaim the "good news" land, forwarded todny from State to us. Department through British, French Rev. Mr. Flacks, has recently re­ nnd Italinn embassies here. turned from a tour of tho world, and comes fresh from Palestine, nnd other lands, now in the "limo light," and will hnvo a number of important nnd inter-sting messages from thoso lands. Tho meeting will begin Sunday night, Nov. fith in tho Congregational Church, nnd continue at that plnco overy day nt 10 a. m. and 7:10 p. m., MASKED MOD BUSINESS DID except Snturday, during tho week. NOT GO IN OKLA­ In preparation for these meetings, HOMA tho Preshytorinn people meet with the Congregational folks, in n union pray­ HENRYETTA, Okla., Oct* 30.— er meeting tonight nnd Dr. Brownlee Reece Adkins, o f Wowar, Okln., was will lead the sorvico. Tho ladies shot to death and Thomas Ilogufi, Unions will ulso hold prayer mootings Spotter City contahle probably fatal­ next Friday and Saturday uftornoons ly wounded qt Spelter City Inst night in tho Prcsbytorian Church nt 4 when a band of maskod men o f whlcli. o’clock. Adkins was a member called Bogus Make your plans so you can attend from a picturo theatre und attempted nil these services, for you will miss to kidnap him. Another man unidenti­ siinething very ^ood, if you fall to fied is known to hnvo been allot in tho leg. hoar this Christian Jow. n * • <• In Ihc Circuit Court. S nrnl Circuit In mol f u r y " 1 County. FlorIJn Jndlfkl n iv o itri) Oonjamlno Zoto, Complainant vs. Ilnzol Zoto, Dofcndnnt. T o ll iu o l Zoto. Ronlton. Vlra It npuoarlnir from tn« nn llonJnmlno Zoto hor«ln July #b0, t h«1 Is tho complainant In 'J'°f Htyloil c a u b o , thnt It I* M'° ' / ' I twenty* o f f hint thnt llnsol A ’ 1!’, i", ’«|l0V iKl H»t ono yonrs o f mjo nnil that « „ 0f zul Zoto I* a resident o f nm ” 1*1* Vlrulnln. rcsldlmt nt V t/ » nrVnr-l'f* T horofo ro , you fiieJ I* oil to appear to this bill heroin oi thin cniiHo. said npponninciit® (ho First Monday In Novemt'or. tho suino holag a R " l ° 1’ *> Court. . .......... lh|, ns'.lJT It Is fu rth or ordered that thl* » M ho puhllshod fo r five conseeutlvo In I ho Him ford 11o ra I d . i i '1 |0J|di. puttllflhod In Seminole CounlY. ^ W ltlioss: B. A. Dougins . ‘ |her^ t tho Circuit Court, und a ,e “ r{ , q i this Zdili day o f Hoptomt'or. (S E A L ) Ctork o f ^tho kP cIrcutt cjrcuii A’o*# * 69-510 Ry: A. M. n L L ivO;— Seventh In the Circuit Court, the County •• Circuit. In nnd for -In Chnncrry CITATION wart, Cotnplalnsnt, art. Defondnnt. VLPSS! Bolloltor fo r Coinple Tho Herald, 16c per J �M ?! >JiYi m l THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1921! SOCIETY ■ (Trim Monday’ * Dtllr) L A. Carter of Nashvlllo In apondI n feW days hero attondlng to bual- L and Mrs. Groono of Conoord, N. [arrived in tho city Saturday for a rt stay. \t. and Mrs. P. D. HdV of Jalksonspent the week end horo nt tho btozuma. ■ ' ■i i Washington and Leo Univorsity, at present tho chapol Is entirely inade­ quate nnd without flro nrotoction. Among other valuable contents is tho great Leo statuo by Valentino, which is priceless. Work hns begun on tho Stono mountain memorial to tho Con­ federacy, which will bo tho greatest monument on earth. Mrs. Ben Caswell wns appointed to represent tho Snnford Chapter on. Stato Educational committee. Miss Person loaves on tho 14th of Novombor for Birmingham to attend tfio Gen Convertion of tho U. D. 0. D. McLeon of Binghamton, N. (From Tuetd*)'* Dill?) Mrs. C. A. Itnulorson of Genova was vns in tho city Saturday and stopthe guest Sunday of Mrs. David Speer, »t tho Montezuma. W. A. Ames, of Leesburg, spent the I p. Slater of Now York who was [ guest of D. L. Thrashor for the day horo yesterday transacting busi­ |k end, left evening for Lakeland. ness. Mrs. J. A. Ilawloy of Ft. Piorco It. Stark, of Scranton, P«., mndo arrived hero yesterdny for a short lioadtjunrtors nt tho Montezuma visit. j [inlay while in tho city on bush W. T. Uadlow of Jicksouvllle was jhn It. Apperson of Now York was in tho city yesterday on n busiress fng the out of stnto arrivals Sat- mission, »y and is registered nt tho Monte* Messrs Blltch, Scott, and E. M, Slog la. of DcLnnd were, visitors in Snnford lory S. Moore nqd Abide L. Mooro Sundny. tichford, Vt, nro Bpending n short W. S. Metcalf w Charleston, S. C., here en route to other points in is making his headquarters at the I state. Montezuma while in tho city on busi­ \ ness. Ir. C. M Berry returned on Snturfroin a week’s business trip to Mr. nnd Mrs. Arcblo Betts return­ hijm and St. Petersburg, having ed homo yesterdny from New York kc in his car. nnd New Jersey where they spent Ir. Alfred B. Itobson and bis friend the past month. Albright, of Orlando spent tho Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Wnlsma'return­ bk end with Dr. and Mrs. J. N. ed yesterday after spending the sum bnon of Pnrk ave. mcr In Michigan, Illinois nnd othor Mrs. Illdlon returned to hor homo places in the East and Middle States. [tho Ferndnlo Apnrtmonts nftor a Mr. and Mrs, Henry McLaulln nnd tee weeks visit pleasantly spent Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith left tins |h relatives in Miami. morning in tho McLaulin car for a (dr. nnd Mrs. S. O. Chnso and Mr. trip 14 plnces of interest on tho West [l*\ Whitncr motored to Tampa ho Const called there by the death nnd funMr. nnd Mrs. Clins. F. Gates of At­ [l of their cousin, Judge Carter. lanta, Ga, arrived here yesterdny and Mrs. Itobort Ilowo and daughter are stopping at tho Montezuma for tty of Jncksonvillo nro spending the present Mr. and Mrs. Gates will week'here ns the guests of hor make Sanford their homo. tents Mr. nnd Mrs. Betts on Oak Mrs. C. H. Campbell, Miss Lucy Hryd Smytho, Mrs Huff and Mrs. Wil­ Mrs. J. I,. Miller has returned from liams were a congenial party motoring [trip to St. Augustino where she to Orlnndo yesterday where they spent Nit several days with relatives nnd the afternoon very plensnntly ends. Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Konip of Rich pit Sunday a very eongoninl party moiul, Vn., nro guests of Mr. and Mrs. ring To Orlando wore Mr. T. J. David Speer. Mr. Kemp has served Jllor, Mrs. Augusta Eigenmntin, Mrs. ns master mnchanlc in tho ueroplnno MeA Martin and Mr. nnd Mrs. service for the government for sev oral years; lie is interested in Florida hns. J. Humph. in general and Snnford in particular. r ■. and Mrs. J. P. Hilburn of Orht were in tho city yesterday coniHALLOWE'EN DANCE over to attend services nt the One of the most delightful social thodist Church, at which time Ilish- events of tho season was the Hallow­ Ainsworth preached. • e'en Dance given last evening at tho Parish House by the Members of the Hon. G. W. Deen nnd son D. D. St. Agnes Guild. ken of Wnycross, Ga,, spent the The Parish House, which lends itself [ek end hero ns tho guests of Mrs. so well to the decorators hand, novor Morton Thigpen nnd Dr. J. C. looked lovlier than on this occasion. ken. Mr. D. D Deeti is n prominent Festoons of ornngc nnd black, moss tonicy in Wnycross. ami streamers were suspended from thq corners of tho room. Tho lights [Attorney S. E. Durrnneo and Mrs. wove covered with pumpkin Jnck-o)mince of Orlando spent Snttirdny lanters ami cast a wioril glow over ■oiioiorti. VViuio inr. tlurrooeu won tne scene.* Ill one curnui ui iiiw i«.uIU bending court. Mrs. Durranco wns nil attractive punch table had been ar­ [• guest for lunch of Mrs. Ponnthnn ranged and throughout tho evening, |<k at lhdy Cross Rectory. delicious fruit punch was served. The whole scene resembled a /voritnblo bliss Jessie S. Roborts of Wilmlng- Witches Land. The Country Club of Orlando furn­ li. N .C„ arrived bore yesterdny nnd the guest of hor Another Mrs. J.'D, ished tho music for tho evening, and [belts on Lnurut ave. Miss Ro­ this fact alone assured It n success. Tho affair was a decided micossos st* coming down to attend the marall entertainment given by tho Guild [go of her sistor Miss Elennor Ro* r<* nml Mr. Ernest Gormcly, which usually aro and tho evening was ono ken place November the cightth nt of the exeptional njoymont. The mem­ bers of tho St. Agnes Guild wero as­ f Methodist Church. sisted in entertaining, by Mrs. A. ,P. plr. nnd Mrs. T. C. Vincent of Wn* Connolly, Mrs. R. A. Newman nnd so are in tho city tho guests of Mrs. S. E. Barritt. ». Vincent'H sister, Mrs. R. J. Holly PIPE ORGAN CLUB ey wero cnlled hero by tho sorlnud Tho Pipe Organ Club was very grac­ css of their mother, Mrs. E. G. nor, who hns been III for several iously entertained Monday afternoon. fa hut is considerably improved nnd .Mrs. Voile Williams being the hostess at the home of Mrs. A. C. Wiliams, o to he about again. on Pnrk avo. Most encouraging reports were U. D. C. mndo hy the chairmen o f tho various Vn interesting meeting of tho N. Do committees in regard to increasing [ Howard Chnptor of the U. D. C., tho funds in the club trensury. Plans Is held in tho Parish IIouso Friday wero made for a cooked food snlo to fernoon. he hold t V Friday before Armistlco rhu Chnptor was honored by having r stnto president, MIbh Person, of Day. During tho social hour Mrs. WilIhuido visit with us, nnd she gnva lianiR served delicious refreshments. Ivcry interesting talk on tho work The cluli will meet noxt Mondny with by tho woman's chnptor throughthc stato nnd urging that our Mrs. A. F. McAlister on West Firat npter bo moro nctjvo in tho throo street. Iporlnnt places of the work, memLOVELY BRIDGE PARTY Fs*dp, education, nnd tho core of Infcdernto women nnd votorans. Tho Mrs, John C. Smith wns tho charm­ lldiers’ Home in Jncksonvillo was ing hostess yesterdny afternoon when "b°rted In good condition, hut tho sho entertained nt bridge at hor homo Its of th mon in our Confedornto on Union nve., complimenting Mrs. Inins would bo drenmy indoed, if Howard P. Smith, who leaves tho lat­ ■ daughters' of their comrndos did ter part of the week for West! Palm 11 hrlng to them good cheor. Bench. There wore four tnbloB of I Ir8> Person nlso spoke Interestingly players nnd tho guests included tho M ho recent movement for a largo member of tho Seminole Bridge Club Nownmnt fund for onlnrglng nnd ro- nnd opo extra table. ,1H nictlng tho famous Loo Chapol at Orange nnd Black, tho Hallowe'en colors prevailed in tho decoration and othor detnils of this pretty party. Largo brass bowls filled with daisies, cosmos, golden rod nnd other yollow flowers wero effectively placed In tho rooms whero tho card tnblos were ar­ ranged. The tally enrds wero dainty sug­ gestions of tho season nnd when scores wore counted after several spirited gnmes of bridge it was found thnt Mrs. Reginald Holly held high scoro among tho club members. She was nwnrded an nttrnctlvo vanity, while the high score guest prize n Mndorln trny cover went to Mrs. F. E. Roumll* lat. Mrs. Smith,the honorce, wns pro* seated a set of crystal salts. Following the card game, Mrs. Smith served dainty refreshments consisting of brick crenm, cakes, Lady fille rs nnd coffee. On onh pinto were cunning Witches riding brooms. Tho guest list for tho afternoon In­ cluded Mrs. Howard P. Smith, Mrs. F. E. Roumlllnt, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs. Ed Lane, Mrs. Hen Caswell, Mrs. Fred Dnigor, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen, Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Mrs. J. B. Lawson, Mrs. Henry Purdon, Mrs. Reginald Holly, Mrs. Harry Wnlsh, Mrs. E. A. Doug­ las, Chapter! N. S., D. A. R.; Mrs. John Leonard], stato registrar, N. S., D. A. R.j Mrs Forest Lake, mother o f our much loved nnd appreciated charter president. , Mrs. Lnke, nt n Into hour, served delicious refreshments assisted by Mrs. B. J. Starling. TUESDAY AUCTION BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. C. E. Henry entertained In her ueunl charming manner yesterday af­ ternoon at bridge nt her home on Magnolia avenue. The guests being the members of tho Tuesday Auction Bridge Club. There being two tables of players. Fragrant |Hnk and white roses wer^ used combined with ferns in tho var­ ious roortif. whero the card tables were placed. Of exceptional interest wns tho game of duplicate bridge played dur­ ing the afternoon, High scoro wns held by Mrs. George Knight and Mrs. Hal Wight. Shrimp cocktail, chicken sandwich­ es, olives nml hot chocolate wero sorveil nt the conclusion of tho card game. The members of the club are: Mrs. George Knight, Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs, Ralph Wight, Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. Fred Walsmn, Mrs. Harry B. Lewis, Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Mrs, Sam Yountz ami Mrs. C. E. Henry. WEEK OF OCTOBER 30111 TO NOVEMBER ITU Tuesday 11!: ID no pit—Weekly luncheon, Ro­ CKCILIAN CLUB tary Club, Valdes Hotel. 8 p. m.— Drill, Co, D, Flu, National Tho first of the winter sens on's Guard, Court Hobac, * musical programs from tho Cecilinn 8 p. m.*—Hnllowo'en party, nt the Club wns given last Saturday after­ High School. noon in the studio of Mrs, Munson, Wednesday Elizabeth Wldtiier told very inter­ 12:13 noon—Weekly luncheon Kl- estingly of the Arntonicn, a musical wunis Club at the Valdez Hotel. instrument invented by Benjamin 7:15 p. m.—Special meeting of Com­ Franklin, nml which she saw in the mittees of American Legion, Lloyd's Metropolitan Museum in New York Shoo Store. this summer. Thursday Tho Arnionlen wns based on . the 7:30 p. m.— Practice for play by idea of the musical glasses, which Business Woman's Club, Welaka lob­ George Washington so greatly enjoy­ by. ed A series of howl like glasses 8 p. m.— Father ami Son banquet, wero operated by means of a foot I y Men's Club at Parish House. treadle from underneath (sewing ma­ 8 p. tit.— Band rehearsal, court chine fashion) tones wero produced by house, 151 Inf. Band. pressing on these glass plates, ns 8 p. in.— Mooting Eastern Star at they revolved, deep pressure for loud, Masonic Hall. light pressure for soft, , Tho semi­ Friday tones, corresponding to piano black 8 p. m.— Monthly banquet, Sanford keys, were painted white, tho C scale Chamber of Commerce, at Valdez (corresponding to piano white keys) IIntel. followed tho colors of tho rainbow, 8 p. m.— Regular meeting Knight red, orange, yellow, green, bluo, indi­ Templars, at Masonic Hall. go. ' 8 p. m.— Regular meeting Snnford Franklin said “ The tones were un­ Medical-Dontid Asao., nt tho Monte­ co inparaid.v sweet." Mozart and Bee­ zuma Hotel. thoven wrote music for tho arnionlen. Following Dates Booked Abend: Miss Bowler, soprano, was tho usNov. lltli.— Armistice Day, A m or-1.sinLant talent, ami sang beautifully a tenn Legion Celebration group nf songs from Rohrn and Eu­ Nov, 17th, piny "Snnford Folly," by gene Cowles. Business Woman's Club. The entire program was greatly en­ joyed mid included in p|um> selec­ (From HhIjlv) tions: W. H. Taylor, o f Tampa, whb in the Watty C Sharp Minor.............. Chopin city yesterday oil a business mission, Charlotte Smith Pursue ............................. Sharp Mr. am) Mrs. John J. Hurt, of A l­ Nezzic Stone bany, N. Y., arriveil in tho city yes­ Reverie ................................. Motor terday for n short vi»it. Lou Ellen Mahoney Nncturriu............ Mary Helen Morse E. G. Ernest, of Jacksonville, is Vnlso Lento ......... Pearl Robson among tho out-of-town business visi­ II Trorntoro (2 pianos)..Verdi Alliorti tors in tho city yesterday nnd today. Madeline Mullein, Mrs, Munson Military March................... Sartorlo Thos. F. Moore and C. B.‘ Mooro, of , Byron Fox Columbia, S. C., aro spending n fow Little Folk Songs: days in tho city transacting business. (a) Indian Song .............. Rilbu u...a MmvvvoII R. L. McKenzie, of Jncksonvillo, is (Ii) Waltz in F ................,...Rilbro spending n few dnys horo on business, ('amiIn Dons Mr. McKonzia represents tho Kelly(c) America Air ...... Ricknby Springfield Tiro Co. Kntheryn Meiscli (d) Bag-pipes .............. Itydor M. H. McMullen Mrs. Robert Wilson returned to her homo Mu Orlnmlo yesterday after Cuurt Seventh Jiullelnl Cir­ spending a fow dnys hero with her In Clrrult cuit, Seminole Count)’ Flnrltla. — In Clinneerr parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ayecook nt their home on Liuirol avenue. IIILL T O Ill IKT T ITLE CAI'T. REUBEN BRISCOE CHAP­ TER, C. A. It. The reception given Tuesday after­ noon, October .IlHt, from four to six by Mrs. Forest Lnke to tho members of tho Capt. Reuben Briscoe Chapter C. A. R. (Children of tho American Revolution) was lovely. All of the members in tho city wero present witli the exception of our Cradle Roll. The library and parlor wore beau­ tiful with spring liko flowors which wero in accord with tho sunny after­ noon. At a Bhort business session cnlled nt 3:30, Joan Mnxwoll wns oloctod president, to fill tho unexplrod term of our chnrtor president, Maude Lake. Jean Maxwell wns recommended by Maudo Lake ns her successor, when, with regrets, sho had to resign as she in now a student at Stuart Hal), Staunton, Vn. Camilla Puleston was appointed magazlno chairman. Plans wero mndo and committees nppointed for tho ArmlBtlca Day float. Virgin­ ia McDaniel and Mary Elizabeth Tol­ ar will represent pngoH. A note wns rend from Mrs. Hard­ ing to tho C. A. R. members, to whom she gave a reception nt tho White IIouso at tho 3lst Continental Con­ gress. Three honorary members wero ad­ mitted Into the chuptor. Mrs. W. E. Watson, regent of Snlllo IIo- .ison A. ... Honknl vs. Kilim H. Johnson, ot nl. OI4UHII OF IH'IILICATHIN To Edna It. JnhiiHon form erly Edna H. NIcholH and John L. Johimon tier k a s­ ha ml, It. It. Johnson as truntco In hankruptoy o f Alhort Nichols, J. H. Ilohnon and Llxzlo 13. Itohnon his , wife, Ella M. Needham and D. II. Wu'd ha in her hunlmnd, Andrew Ho Illvan ami Mary Louis') Hulllvan, his w ile and all othor parties cla im in g Intercut under any, elthor or all or tho unlit above named parties In nnd (o the followliiK property, tho N13Vi o f N W ! i o f HW *i* Hoctlon 14, T o w n ­ ship 21. Houth o f Itango 29 Ennt, and In ennh and ovory ono o f tho fo l l o w Inir named pornonn, Edna II. Johnson, form erly Edna II. Nlohnls, John L. Johnson, her hnahnnd. II. II. J oh n ­ son an trunton In Ilankruploy o f A l­ bert NIcholH, J. It. itohnon and Lizzie E. nohsoit, hln wife, Ella N. Nondham nnd D. II. Neodlinm, her hunhnnd, A n ­ drew Hnlllvnii nnd Mary Louise Hulllvnn bin wife. If living, nnd If any, elthor or nit nf tho fo r e g o i n g persons ho dead, all partin') claim in g Interest under any, either or all o f them, towlt: tho a b ov e named persons, d e ­ ceased o r othorwtno. In and to tho said heroin dencrlhod ronl cstato. nml to all persons and parties cla im in g an Interest In and to the said d e ­ scribed lands: You and each o f u are hereby r e ­ quired to npponr to tho hill filed In this online ngnlnnt you on or b efore tho first Mondny In December, 1922. a ruin day o f thin court, t o - w lt : Decem ber 4th, 1922, nnd la dofuult th e reof decree pro confused will he entered against you and each o f you and tho enuse proceed ex pnrto. It Is ordered thnt this order he p u b ­ lished fo r eight consocutlveH wonlcs In the Hnuford Herald, a newspaper p u b ­ lished In Homlnolo County, Florida. Witness tho Hon. Jnmos W. Perkins, Judge o f said Court nml the hand o f 13. A. Douglass, the clerk th ereof nnd the officia l sent o f said court, this 2nd day o f October, 1922. (HEAIi) K. A. DOUOLAHH, Clerk c 'lr-o it Court, Hemlnola County, Fla. Hy: A. M. WKEKH. D. C. J NEH & JONES, -'rta n d o, Fla., fo r Complainant, ao-sto • r’OTICO TO CIUSDITOnS In Court ot the Count)* J u d g e, Hemlnola County. Hint* o f Florida In re Estate o f CAI1MMI,LA ItOTUNDO T o nil Credllora. I.rgntrra, Distributee* and all I'eraona having Claims or D onmnda against an Id Kafntet You, nml onah o f you, nro hereby nolltlud am) required to present any claims nnd dom.inda which you, or eith­ er o f you. may have against the estate o f Cnrmella Itotundo. deranged, lata o t Bemtnale County, Florida, l o tho underaliened Adm inistrator o f aald estate, within tw o yea rs from the date hereof. Dated, Sept. 28th. A. D. 1932. n. C. WHITTEN, Administrator. 9-29; 10-0-13-20-27; 11-3-10-17-14 la the Circuit Court. Berenth Judicial Circuit o f Florida. In nnd fo r BrmInole County,— In Chancery. NOTICE OF FOUnCMlHCltE SALE Chnso Sc Company, n corporation o r g a n ­ ised and oxlatlng under tho laws o f tho Rtnto o f Florida, Complainant, vs. E. M, Howard nnd Annlo M. Howard, his wifo, Defondants. Under and hy virtue o f a decrou o f foroclusuro ami sale rendered In tho Circuit Court o f tho Seventh Judicial Circuit o f Florida In nnd fo r Hemlnola County, In Chancery, In n enuso thorclu pemllnu wherein Chnso .4 Company, a corporation organised and ex istin g un­ der tho laws o f tho .Stnto o f Florida. Is complainant, and U. M Howard und Annlo M. Howard, his wife, are d efen d ­ ants, 1 will soil at public ou tcry to tho highest bidder, fo r ennh, nt tho front dnor o f tho courthouse In tho City ot Hanford, In said county nnd stnto, d u r­ ing tho legal hours of mile, on Monday, llio Cth day o f Novombor, A. D. 1922, name being (bo first Monday In said month. I bo fo llo w in g described land sit­ uate, lying and being In tho County of Hcmmolu and Stnto o f Florida, to -w lt: Lot No, T w o <2), block C, In Drown'* subdivision o f Heck Hummock na num­ bered and delineated In Flat llonk D, page G3, on f Ito In tho o ff lc o o f tho Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f Orango county. Florida, o f which said Seminole County was fo rm erly a part, and which Is duly o f record In Iho public rocords o f Seminole County, Florida, In tho o f ­ fice o f tho clerk o f tho circuit court o f said Seniluolo County, In Flat Hook No. I at page 83. Also the Month half o f tho Northeast uunrlcr o f tho Northeast quarter o f (ho Northeast quarter o f Section Four ( 4 ) ; Tow n sh ip T w e n ty (20) South, Itango 'Fillr* -ono (31) Kant, con ta in in g five ueroH morn or loss. Or so much th e re o f ns m a y ho neces­ sary to sa tisfy said docreo nml Iho costs and expenses o f said milt. K. F. HOU8IIOI.DEII. Special Master til Chancery. LANDIS, FISH & HULL. Solicitors fo r Complainant. flO-Glo TELEGRAPH OPERATORS, Station Agents, positions wniting. Wo teach Telegraphy, Touch-typewriting, Business-penmanship, Station-Agen­ cy ami Accounting. Write for liter­ ature nml spccinl offer.—The Railwnj* Commercial Telegraph School, mi «t it Bartow, Florbin. “ In the Circuit Court ot the Berenth J u ­ dicial Circuit o f Florida, la and fo r Bemlnole County--—In Chnneery. CITATION M F. n ob ln son . Complainant, vs. Louisa Pnpworth, ot a l„ Defendants. T o : Louisa Pnpworth, If living, and If dond. to all p a rtlei cla im in g Inter­ ests under Louisa Papwurth, deceas­ ed. o r otherwise. In and to the f o l ­ low in g described land In Hemlnola County, Florida, more particularly desert bed an follow s, to - w lt : [login 39 chnlns nml 7 lin k s W est o f Hie Southeast co rn er o f Soctlon 2, T ow n sh ip 20, South o f Itango 30 East: run thence Knot a lon g Hoctlon lino 10 ch nlns; thonco North 41 degrees, IS minutes. Hast II chains nnd 70 links, thence North S3 dogruen IS nilutes, W est i t chnlns nnd 40 links to the East side o f the r l g h t - o f - w o * , o f tho South Florida Ilnllroad Company, thence In a S outhwesterly direction n long the East sldo o f said r ig h t - o f - w a y o f said South Florida Ilnllroad Company, to the point o f b eg in n in g : It a p p en dInig _ from the sw o rn bill o f complaint filed In this ___ cause _____ against ________ you, nnd each o f you. thnt you, and each o f you have o r claim to have soma Interest In nml to tho land hereinabove described. T herefore, you, Louisa Pnpworth, If living, and if dead, all parties claim ing Interests under Louisa Pnpworth, de­ ceased. or oth erw ise, In nnd to tho prop erty hereinabove described, are r e ­ quired to bo and appear b e fo re our said Circuit Court at the Court House In Snnford. Florida, on tbo 1st ilnv o f January, A. D. 1923. nnd then nnd there make answer to tbo bill o f complaint exhibited against you, o th erw ise de­ crees pro conCrstio will bo entered agaliiMt you and each o f you. < It Is ordered Hint tills citation be published In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida. niiQQ each wc rook fo r olghL (SI ( nnseciltlve weeks \V 1TNKHH my bn ml and tho sen! o f the said Circuit Court on tills tho 13th day o f October, A. 1> l'»22. (S E A L ) 13. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk o f tbo Circuit Court, o f the Seventh Judicial c i r c u i t o f tho Stalo o f Florida, in nnd for the County o f Seminole. GKO. A. DeCOTTES. Solicitor nml o f Counsel for 12-9tp Complainant. COSt M I S S I O N 111IN B A L E Notice In hereby given that tho unrslgned, d crslgn cd, Commissioners In partition appointed hy Hie decree o f the Circuit Court o f Honilmdo County, Florida, In a certain cause therein ponding In whlah Minnie Felder ot nl. are complainants nnd U rorgo Sheppard, ot nl., aro defend­ ants, to make Halo of tho promises In­ volved In said suit, will on llllM IA V , N O V E M ’lH Il U T IL 1023. during tho legal hours o f snle. o ff e r for sale nnd suit to the bent and h ig h ­ est bidder fo r cash, nt tho dnor o f tho Court House In Snnford, Florida, the fo l lo w in g described real property, towlt: Lots Thirteen and Fourteen o f Stock Four, o f Tier One. o f Snnford, Florida, a cco rd in g (u K. It. ?rnfforil'fl Mnp o f Snnford, as p«r plat thereof duly re ­ corded In the,Public records o f Sontlnolo County. Florida. J. J. DICKINSON, A. P. CONNELLY. C. II, DUHOSI3, 00-Gtc Commissioners In Partition. 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Mr. Floyd has given much information on care of tho grovo at this season outside of his able treatment of tho fertilizer needs. Our Vegetable Formulas meet every require­ ment o f tho commercial truck grower. IDEAL FERTILIZERS lead In actual field production. Our prlcoB nro lowest possible con­ sistent with quality. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. Jacksonville, Florida ALAN SCOTT, Mgr., Snnford Warehouse i. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 03, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6ee940fba79e7e613ae3c9d11ea672b4.pdf 1d196d8be8135c9edf3bf524d928683f PDF Text Text UTILITIES COMPANY , STATE RETURNS INDICATE ' REPUBLICANS WILL CONTROL SOUTHERN ARE INSTALLING MACHINERY CONGRESS FOR TWO YEARS IN THEIR SANFORD PLANTS DEFEAT REAPPORTIONMENT SENATE MAJORITY IS CUT OTHER AMENDMENTS CARRY That Will^rive the Patrons the Best of Service in the Future , LINE UP OF THE ARMISTICE DAY IS N E T J E S U L T PARAD^READIT A N D HOUSE A N D SE N A TE SLASHED TO SCANT ~ H A N D FU L O f Yesterday’s Election With Re­ turns Almost Complete and Some Close Races NEW YORK, Nov. 0.— Return* from nil but three congressional dis­ tricts whore results nro still undeter­ mined nt noon todny show 224 Re­ publicans and 205-Democrats, one Soc­ ialist, one independent, one farmerl*bor oloctod to now house of repre­ sentatives. The latest figuros show tho next senate will hayo €2 Republicans and 41 Democrats, one farmot-labofr'wlth tho results of two senatorial contosts, tho one In Washington und tho one in North Dakota, still undecided. CHARLESTON, W. Va., Nov. 0.— West Virginia elected a Democratic senator and four Democrats and fcrfo Republicans to tho houso of represen­ tatives, replacing its solid Republican delegation in tho last congress. Sen­ ator Suthorlund, Republican, todny concodcd victory o f Neely,J}\a Demo­ cratic opponont. NEW YORK, Nov. 0.— Continued Republican control of congress, but with tho sennto majority cut in half and tho houso .majority of 100 slashed to a scant handful, It nppearod today tho net result of Tuesday's election with returns almost complete, closo races in a fow undecided districts not Affecting tho general result and de­ lays In counting, however, threaten­ ed to postpone final figures until to­ morrow. Delated returns onrly todny from Montana showing election of Scott Lonvltt, gnvo Republicans 21H votes novessary to control next houso. With seven congressional -districts in four states, Kansas, North Dakota, Washington nnd West Virginiu unre­ ported ot 7 a. m. today. Roll in thu next house stood: Republicans, 220, Democrats 205, Socialist 1, FarmerLabor 1, Independent 1. In returns ' to date sovonty-six places now hold - b y Republicans had boon captured wlthput a single colintcr-hsifinrinf* Lvniucraiic loss. OTPEKA, Knns., Nov. 9.—Jjc elec­ tion of Jonuthan Davis, Democrat, us ifbvornor of Kansas was conceded to­ day by Chnirmnn Ilawk, of tho Stnto Republican commlttue, and W. Y. Morgan, Republican nominee, has wir­ ed his congratulations to Davis. SEATTLE, Wash., Nov, 0.— Rovlsod figures shows for tho senato, Poindex­ ter, Republican incumbent, running 4,308 votes behind Dill, Democrat, with only 200 scattered precincts miss­ ing. / • ~ SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 0. — Tho ru-olcction of Senator William II. King, Democrat, wns assured ,toduy with further returns. Figures from all but two precincts guvo King u majority cstiir.n ted nt between 800 nnd 400. Colton and Leatborwuod, Re­ publicans, re-eleated to houso. CHICAGO GETS INDIAN Chicago, Nov. 0.—For tho first time in tho histury of tho mnjor leagues a left-hand Indian is s6hedulod to uppear on tho diamond. Ho Is Jack Williams, n full-blooded Huron, sign­ ed today by Chicago Americans. W il­ liams is a pitcher nnd nineteen years old. Whllo with tho Dellovlllo club of the Central Ontario Icaguo last sonson ho won twonty-soven gsmos and lost ono. In tho gamo lost he allowed only two hits but one of hie team­ mates made an error that permitted an opponont to score tho winning run. The Southern Utilities Company, commensurate with the growth of Sonford, are Installing now machinery at tho plant at Rand's Siding that will give them ono of tho largest and host equipped electric light plants In this part of the state and THE LARGEST Tho parndo will form on Park avoICE PLANT IN FLORIDA. nuo, facing North at Tenth streot. Tho greatest Improvement In the To enter your placo go out Sanford oloctrlc plant Is tho installation of tho avonuo, making tho loop coming in now 000 K. W. turblno that is bolng on Park Avo. Tho numbor of allot­ placed In position on tho floor this ment of spaco will be found on tho wcok nnd n small army of mon nro bricks: employed working on tho new plant Walking nnd unloading tho now machinery. 1. — Flag. Tho electric plant wns put in good 2. — 154th Infantry Bnnd. condition two years ago shortly after 2.— Legionnaires. tho breakdown of tho old plant at 4. — Company D„ F. N. G. which time ono Uniflow engine was 5.— 154th Medical Dept. Installed nnd another of tho samo 0.— Knight Templars. typo was added two years ago but 7. — Odd Follows. . theso \yore as nothing compared to 8. — Doy Scouts. tho turbino nnd the now condenser Cars nnd all the now equipment being in­ 1).—Speaker nnd Post Commander. stalled now. It is necessary to hnvo 10. — Mayor nnd City officials. a traveling crane to tnko euro of all 11. —Open. this henvy machinery nnd the plant Floats looks moro like a mammoth mnehino 12.— Daughters of tlfo American Rev­ shop than anything else just now. olution. * With this new turbino and condenser 13. — Open. tho electric plant will be nhlo to tako 14.— Children of tho American Revo­ Cnre of nny load that Snnford may lution (Snlly Harrison Chnptcr). place on it In the next throo years. 15. — United Confederate Veterans. In tho Ico manufacturing depart­ 10.— United Confederate Votorans. ment whlcji Is renlly tho biggest part 17. — Grand Army of tho Republic. of the plunt they are installing anoth­ 18. — Grand Army of tho Republic. er Uniflow ongino to operato tho new 10.—Spanish War Veterans. 150-ton ico mnehino nnd after this is 20. —Spanish War Voterans. put in placo tho plant will havo a ca­ 21. —Auxiliary of tho American Le­ pacity of 350 tons o f Ico per dny gion. nsldo from taking enro of tho cold 22. — American Legion. Btorngo. Lnst yonr tho Southern Util­ 23. — Doy Scouts. ities, C«,\ was forced to htiip in hero 24. —Cuntp Fire Glrlu. Borne 20,006 tons of ico to tnko care 25. —Tho Dout. of tho refrigeration of cars nnd with „ Civic their ndded equipment this yoar oven 20.—City of Sanford. wljh tho added production of vege­ Clubs tables nnd fruit this senson they will 27.—Woman's Club. not hnvo to ship in moro thun 0,000 2 8 — Rotary Club. tons of ice. The now equipment in 20.— Klwanls Club. tho Ice factory will bo rendy by the 80.—Chamber of Commorco. first of December and then tho San­ 31.—Seminole Game Protective Ass’n. ford plunt will havo tho inrgest out­ 32.— Fcrnnld-Laughton Hospital. put of nny ico fnetory in tho state. 33. — Red Cross Chapter. , The cold storage is quite an item at Lodges this plant where they huvo to kfetip 34. — Elks Club, six spaces reserved plenty of ice on hands for the refrig­ for this club. 41. —Odd Follows. 42.—Rebcccus. . 43. —Knights of Columbus. 44. —Woodmen* of tho World. 45. —Drothcrhood of St. Andrews. Comcrclnl Flouts 40.—Lloyd Shoo Store. 47. —American Fruit Growers. 48. — Roumillat & Anderson. IN HERRIN MURDER CASE CON­ 40.—Sanford Paint & Wall I'apor Co. NECTION WITH MINE 50. — Eldor Springs Water Co. KILLINGS 51. — MU,mly’s Shoppe. 52. —Ilintcrmlator Piano Co. MARION, III., Nov. 0.— Examina­ 53. — llnll Hnrdworo Co. tion of tho veniremen from whom 54. — I. D. Martin. will be chosen tho jury to docido thu 55. — Hill Hnrdwnro Co. fato of thu first fivo mon on trial 50.^-C. W. Stokes. here for murder brought in connection 57. — Hill Lumber Co. in tho Horrin mine killings Inst June 58. — Lord’s Purity Water. continued today. 50.—Scminolo-Buick Co. 00. — Hugh Tlllls. 01. — D. & O. Motor Co. MISS A. M. ROBERTSON 02-70.— Other entries. CONCEDES VICTORY TO Lino of march— From Park nvonuo THE MAN SHE OUSTED wost on Ninth stroet to Oak Avcnuo, North on Oak to Find street, cast on MUSKOGEE, Okln., Nov. 0.— Miss First Htreet to Hnnfurd avcnuo, South Alice M. Robertson, tho only woman on Sanford Avcnuo/ to Fifth street, of tho 07th congress, lute today ceded west on Fifth^stroot to Magnolia uvohpr defeat for re-election by W. W. nuo., North on Park nvenuo to Court Hastings, Democrat, tho mnn sho Houso. dlsplacced from congress two yoarz Parade will start promptly at 10:15 ago. Smiling wanly but hor eyos n. m. sparkling, she held high a campaign erator cars all during tho winter months nnd In the now equipment ie ammonia tanks to the number of throe supplementing the old battery and the foundations are now boing laid fo r the now tanks giving them nine re­ ceivers. Changes nro bolng mado In the. spray basins and the water supp iy ^ p d now wells are boing bored fo^ 'R ron tor supply o f wntor. All tho water for tho boilers Is drawn from Lnko Ada nnd is purchased from tho A. C. L. Ry., tho Southern Utilities having tho same trouble with pipos that tho citizens of Sanford havo with the present quality of water. A new building has been erected for tho cold storngo and ico storago bo­ ing 00x100 feet nnd gives tho plant n much groatcr capacity for at least 100 tons of additional ico per jiay for emergencies. In fact this now build­ ing nnd equipment will tnko care of from 1,000 to 2,0Q0 tons of ico a dny nnd also gives tho men five ways to put tho ico on tho platform for tho rofrlgerntor cars and this is a groat saving of time nnd labor nnd oxpenso. The now plntform Just built will take care of 24 ears nt n time nnd tho ad­ ditional trackage of tho A. C. L. nt this point for cleaning out ,tho refrigorntor cars gives an additional econo­ my in time nnd expense. Now equipment lias also been plac­ ed nt tho wator and gns plant in tho shape of an nuxillnry ongino for emergencies. Mnny miles of now wntor mains havo been laid, somo 20 miles In tho last few months nnd this pipo is boing luid as fast as it can bo delivered here. Tho snmo is truo of the gns plant nnd now pipes nro bo­ ing laid ns fust as possiblo and lurgor pipes from tho houses to tho mains where tho small pipes enuso friction nnd retard tho flow of gas. / Mr. Huston, general manager of tho Southern Utilities Co., and locnl mnnngor Rosbro, feel good ovor tho pro­ gress being mado toward that point whero they can say they have made good all their promises to tho city of Sanford in giving them tho best equip­ ment obtainable and tho growers tho biggest and best ice plant in tho world for refrigoratlng thoir fruits nnd vegetables. EXAMINATION TURKISH AFFAIR OF VENIREMEN NOT ANY WORSE FOR JURY NOR ANY BETTER BOMBS WRECK PORCH ROCKY MOUNT, N. C., Nov. 8.— A torrific oxploslon which pollco said was cuusod by dynamite bomb, wreck­ ed tho front porch nnd dumngod tho homo of Robort Broodlovo on tho out­ skirts of Rocky Mount yosterday, but no ono was Injured. Tho blast wns heard all over town. . Broodlovo Is an omployo of the At­ lantic Coast Lino shops nt South Rocky Mount, according to the police. An investigation was started but noth­ ing dovolopod. Miss Ruba Williams and Charles Dny, proprietor of tho Angobllt Hotol, of Orlando, were the dinner guests of Mrs. B. W. Herndon Tues­ day evening. A fter dinner Mrs. Herndon and her guosts attended the Get your offico supplies, stationery bridgo party and dance at tho Coun­ and Post Cards at the Herald office. try Club. placard. Sho laughed and snid: “ I um rondy to conccdo tho truth of tho statement mndo so often in tho cam ­ paign that -tho Democrats controlled tho governin'nt, the militia and the election mnchlnory—what moro could thoy wont7“ SOLDIERS’ RONU8 LIGHT WINES AND BEERS IN ILLINOIS CHICAGO, Nov. 0.—Tho soldiers’ bonus bill, w Ith additional provision to pay bonus by a tax on light-winos und boor, will ho rolntroducod in con­ gress by Representative P ,;.on of Illinois, ho announced tod ,y, Pho Harold for Post Caros. CONSTANTINOPLE CORRESPOND­ ENT TO FRENCH PAPER .. GIVES SITUATION PARIS, Nov. 0.—Trouble scuta of affairs in Constantinople may not be getting any worso but cortuinly seems no improvement in good feeling be­ tween Kcmalists and allied coinmissionors. Two British soldiers wore assassinated lust night according to a Constantinople correspondent to tho Petit Pnrislen. Commnnder of tho French troops in tho city told tho cor­ respondent ho considered tho situation ono of tho gravest naturo. NEGLIGENCE RESPONSIBLE FOR MINE BLAST Spangler, Pa., Nov. 0.—Negllgonco wns responsible for tho gns oxploslon in tho Roilly coal mine Monday morn­ ing, according to a statement given out tonight by Chiof Mlno Inspector Sownrd Dutton of Hnrrlsfcurg. “ Wo oxpect to determine tomorrow Just who was guilty of negligence,1' said tho Inspector. NEW YORK, Nov. 0.—Although tho governor-oloct, Smith, today ex­ pressed tho belief that “ antl-VolHteadlsm" had playod a Jnrgo part In thu Democratic landslldo. Ho doclnrcd^ thnt “ Hioro’s nothing tho gov­ ornor'can do on prohibition." “ As a stnto issue, prohibition doesn’t como in," ho said. "It’s only effect Is possiblo moral influonce on congress. Wo must wait and soo what congress looks llko." Have you read tba want, ads ixiay? PRESIDENT TO PUCE WREATH ON THE TOMB FOR AMEND B U T POLITICAL OBSERVERS S A Y PASSIVE INTEREST SHOWS VICTORY OF UNKNOWN SOLDIER ON ARM­ Seems That Pinellas County Still In Ranks of the ISTICE DAY A SIMPLE Democrats CEREMONY WASHINGTON, Nov. 0.— Placing of n wreath on tho tomb o f the un­ known soldier nt Arlington will be tho first official act of Presidont Harding on Armistlco dny. 1’ lnns for official observance of tho day, which is expected to sorvo as procodent in futuro years, providod for dopnrturo from tho Whito Houso shortly after D o’clock, accompnnlod by Secretaries of W ar,and Navy. Tho pnrty will bo mot by n cavalry escort just before reaching Arlington. The ceremony at tho tomb will bo simple. Tho presi­ dent accompanied by tho two secre­ taries nnd his militnry aide will go within tho enclosure formed about tho tomb, advancing beyond tho secretar­ ies ho will rocelvo tho wreath front his aide nnd in tho nnmo of tho Amer­ ican people Iny it on the tomb. Tho party will then rotire, thus conclud­ ing official tribute of tho nutlon. FORMER PRESIDENT BRANDS REED AS A MAN WITHOUT PARTY . JACKSONVILLE, Nov. D .-Ind(cations Inst night were tho reapportion­ ment amendment had boon ratified at Tuesday’s oloctlon with tho other three nmendmonts. Returns drifted 0 ■„ia• slowly last night and tho definite outcomo o f the ro-npportlonment ques­ tion probably will not be known untU tho returns nro certified and counted ut Tnllnhnssee. Political observers horo, however, professed to sco in the passlvo inter­ est shown in tho doubtful amendment n favorable onion for Its success. 3 On tho fnco of tho mengro returns it wns nppnront that tho cxpocted ov­ erwhelming opposition to tho amend­ ment in South Florida did not dovelop. Hillsborough voted against the nmondment strongly, so did Polk, Pinellns and other peninsula countios, but other countios in tho snmo setclona votod In favor of It. Possiblo dafoat of tho proposal had Inin in tho ability of South Florida voting against it as a unit to out-poll north and wost F lor-‘ • Ida, and this apparently was not done. Howovor, tho outcomo is not by any moans dofinlto. Undo and Palm Doach counties registered approval of the mcasuro. Hardly nny doubt us to tho success of tho school tax, judicial and offic­ ers’ salaries nmendmonts had existed boforo tho oloctlon, nnd tho scattered returns tabulated gnvo no Indication that nny should bo untortnlnod now. M St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 0.— United States Senntor James A. Rood, who wns ro-oloctcd for his third torm In tho sennto In n Democratic victory In Missouri yesterday, after having been repudiated by his pnrty two yonrs ago, “ Is n mnn without n pnrty,” according to a lottor from formor President Wilson, which was made, ^ ' t h o r were available on public here today. wb,cb to J “ 8‘» thu Bt™ Kth PoIlod h* ' The letter, dated Oct. 27, ten dnys!tho R»l‘ ub,,c« n candidate* for conbefore tho election, wns addrc.scd to;*™ 88’ th,° > ,n ‘ ° former Governor Stephens, and stated nt l'ir* ° boin« n Ju8 ho,W 8tron* thoy that if Mr. Reed should bo eloctcd,iwou,(1 ru" nKnl» » t the Democrats, bo would be in the senate “ repudiated In !,lnolln“ county whoro thoro WM by Democrats nnd elected nbovola 8tronK RePubHcnn bid fo r stnto sonihni- - t.’U ioua by nopublican votes.” utui, m. vy. turner, ot L>argo, Demo­ Tho letter wns not mndo public dur­ crat, won out on comploto unofficial ing tho cnmpnlgn nnd#sorved ns a re­ returns ovor A. P. Avory, Republican. — ••F ply to ono to tho formor prosldont by TAMPA, Nov. 0.—Scattering re­ Mr. Stephens. It wns pointed out by Mr. Stephens In/his lettor to tho for turns from 33 countios ns collected W mcr president thnt “ the result of'th e i1*? tho TnmPa Tribune show only In primary showed clcnrly that n largo 0XC‘,M of 14>000 votes accounted for mnjorlty of Democrats of Missouri on tho ratification of tho ro-npportionnro with you, ondorso your policies ,uunt amendment 0,010 for and 8,170 and favor the Longue of Nations..” .ngulnst. But fow countios from wost It wns writton with tho thought o f ! “ nd north Florida could bo heard informing Presidont Wilson o f tho from and It wns impossible to fore­ cast tho result of this amondmont outconm of tho primary, with uny definiteness. Mr. Wilson’s lottor: * _________________ — ' £1 “ My dear Govornor Ktophons: * “ I an: sincorely obliged to you for MAYFIELD WILL BB your lo.ttor of Qcl. 21. I know how ONE OF YOUNGEST entirely competent you nro to assess SENATE MEMBERS tho truo situation In Missouri, nnd a value accordingly tho carefully con­ AUSTIN, Tex., Nov. 0 .-u r lo sidered information convoyed in your Mayfield, oloctod yostordny, will letter. . ono of tho youngest members of tha “ I do not think that I ought to at­ United States senate. Ho wns born tempt nny ndvico as to tho election. April 12, 1881, nt Ovorton, Tox., nnd I am, too far away from what I may was graduated from Northwestern call thu Interior conditions of tho sit­ University at Georgetown, Tex.„ at !S* uation. I fell that lenders like your­ 1U, admitted to tho bar at 21, elected self cnan ho confidently counted upon tto tho stnto aenntu ot 25, became to guide the loyal Democrats of Mis­ railroad commissioner nt 31. He hat souri to the right courso of action. . hold tho latter position ten yoara. “ If Rood Is returned to tho sonMr. Mayfield has boon a stoward o f nto ho will, o f courso, bo thoro a man the Mothodtst church fo r twenty without a pnrty, repudiated by Dornyears. Ho rccontly declared on tha ocreals nnd oloctod nbovo thoir own witnoss stand o f tho Corsicana in­ mnnn by Republican votos. I should junction honrlng thnt ho had Joinad sny that tho usunl organization of tho tho Ku Klux Klan but that ho had rs- • tonnto would bo rendered qulta^im- signed. possiblo. ’ * “ With tho cordial greetings to all truo Domocrats who, like yotirsolf, DRY GOODS ADVANCE FOLLOWING SHARP uphold tho real intorosts nnd host Ideals of tho party and of mankind, COTTON INCREASES 1nnnd with sincere personal rogarda, "Faithfully yours, NEW YORK, Nov.D,— Cotton goods “ WOODROW WILSON." sharp rlio In cott<yi. New aheat _ lUta showed ndvnnncos of from V 4 cent to 1-2 cent a yard. Tho derai LUMBER MEN for heavy and wide goods -was > MEET' IN MIAMI nowed. Wool goods wera Arm with 1 .CONVENTION TODAY rlslny tendency. Silks sold freely, wlth^ printed silks attracting more at­ Miami, Nov. 0.— Florida lumber tention. Yarns wore higher and Arm­ Manufacturers. mot horo today In or. Knit goods were moro genuinely scmt-nnnunl convention. active. w �v THE f i x ,’v - '*v -r.’; I W EEK LY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1922 •- DESPONDENT MOTHER TRIES TO END IT ALL a t t e n d in g p h y s ic ia n states THAT HOTII WILL SUKVIVE PLANT CITY, Oct. 25.— Despond­ ency over ill henlth nnd unwilling­ ness to leave liy o two .months old l»nl>y behind, it is sold prompted Mrs. Jim Hobklrk to tnko blchlorido of mercury ,iolson nnd (rive it to her bnby nt her homo nt Coronet yesterday aft­ ernoon, it is stnted Into this afternoon by tho attending physician. Dr. J. D. Unborn, thnt both mother nnd baby have a good chnnce for recovery, duo to tho fact thnt their stomachs re­ tained very little of tho poison. CLAIMS AGAINBT GERMANY I1EGIN TO ADJUST AMERICA** Washington, Nov.2.—Tho mixed clainiH conunision to adjust American clnims ngnlnst Germnny arising out of the war, got preliminaries out of tho way today and wil begin to­ morrow the tnsk of arranging, the mnss o f clnims for ordorly consider­ ation. Todny’s seslon, the Irst at which Dr. Wilhelm Kicselbnch, Germnn coniisloner, wns present, was confined to an exchange o f courtesios with’ Justice Day, unijiiro o f any dis­ putes that may arise, presiding. In opening the seslon, Justice Day tives, nnd Judge Edwin B. Pnrlter, Americnn commissioner, followed by Dr. Kiesselbnch In his nprcclntion for the reception given himself nnd colleagues. Robert C. Morris, in charge o f tho presentation o f the clnims to the commlsioit ns an Americnn ngent, out­ lined the system he proposed to folow, and Invited the cooperntion of Knrl Von I.ewinski, the German agent, which was promised. . j The nnture of the clnims is varied, including many cases of loss of Amer­ icnn lives nt sen, prior to Americnn entry into the war. Every pnrt of the country is represented nmong tho claimants, nlthougb the bulk of them centralize along the Eastern senbonrd, particularly in Now York city. DUNEDIN GIRL HAS DISAPPEARED FROM HER HOME CLEARWATER, Nov. 2.—Authori­ ties requested today to search for Dorothy Day, 14 year q)d dnughtcr of W. H. Day, of Dunedin, w ho.disap­ peared late yesterday. She has brown, bobbed hair ond weights 90 pounds. THE POWER OF THE NEWS PAPER SPEER'S- SALE CLOSES SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK •—•THIS IS YOUR CHANCE ThJ big Spoor Snlo closes Satur­ day of this week and you hnvo only two more days left to take advantage of tho big bargains offorod In ovory department of this, storo. In the ad­ vertisement today specinl prices aro quoted on broendod cropo, curtain ynrd goods, blankets, sheets nnd pil­ low cases. Thoro aro bargains gnloro in nil tljo seasonable goods nnd this is your opportunity to buy at tho very beginning of tho winter sonson. Luis Wiley, business manager of REDUCTION SALE AT SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHThe New York Times, thinks thnt tho ING*STORE FOR 10 DAYS newspapers nrc changing tno hnbits of human life. He does not go ob Tho Sanford Shoo & Clothing storo fnr as to contend that they aro chnngis putting on a big ten dny rcductioif inb human nnture, which is supposed sale in order that the old nnd now pat­ to bo the one immutable thing In tho rons of tho storo can got acquainted universe. Presumably, however, if with tho new management. Lowest the hubits of unchngcablo humans prices on all goods in tho store nnd aro changed the time must evontunlly thoro aro real bargains in overy lino. HEVISIOH COAST DEFENSE conic when there wills'be observed Read tho advertisement in this issue. some slight alterations in the char­ SYSTEM MAY HE PLANNED acter o f humanity itself. ENTIRE FAMILY HAD 'FLU” There undoubcdly reason for bo* WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.— Import­ Thero Is undoubtedly reason for bo" ‘Keep right on using Foley’s Hon­ ant data relative to new aspects of measurably correct in his view. It ey nnd Tar. It will glvo you qulik const defense problems due to the de­ would bo strnnge, indeed, if nn insti­ relief,' said tho doctor, whon tho onvelopments of nirplnncs is expected tution which is in constnnt relation­ tiro family had tho “ flu” . Never Bnw to bo obtained from n scries of joint ship with th<f minds of tho people anything so good," writes Mrs. A. B. nlr service-const nrtlllory training should not exert some influence of a Griffith, Andrews, Ind. • Neglected mnneuvers now in progress nt Fortess vital nnture in their wny o f think­ coughs nnd colds often lend to serious Monroe, Vrt. Provision has been ing. The mind of the render is np- complications. Foley’s • Honey nnd made to stimulate actunl battle con­ PREACHER GUILTY OF FIRST DEGREE MURDER pronclied froit throe distinct points Tar gives quick relief. Free from ditions ns fnr ns possible in order thnt by the nowspnper. information ns to the effectiveness of opiates (ingredients printed on tho STATESBORO Ga. Nov. 2.— Eliott Thu news sections give n rapid- wrapper). Lnrgest selling cough med­ air craft may bo obtained. Reports of the board on each day’s Pndrick youthful former Methodist fire picture of what tho world is do­ icine in the world. Sold everywhere. tests will be forwarded to Washington prencher was found guilty of first de­ ing and thinking. What the world is — Adv. nnd studied in the general stff. If gree murder in connection with tho doing ami'thinking is bound to influthe tests show changed conditions as killing of his mother-in law, Mrs. nco the doings and thf tWnklngs of WOMAN'S PARTY OFFICER t to the eosst defenses because warfnre Maine Lou Dixon, last June, tho jury those who rend tho daily history. AGAIN VISITS MARION The editorial page gives n fairly | has been carried into the air, they returning a verdict early tonight with will be made the basis of whatever a recommendation for mercy. Tho accurate account of public opinion. MARION, O., Nov. 2.— This little new military doctrine regarding the verdict automatically carries a sen­ Public opinion U coming to bo an in­ city, home of President Harding, hns tence of life imprisonment. creasingly important forco nnd the been visited a second time by Miss const defenses may lie neccssry. The jury’s verdict was reached editorial* page is coming into n now ^iiiitu Pollitzcr, of Charleston, S. C., after consideration of the cose' thnt |position of importance thnt RAII,ROAD STOCK NOT W A­ secretary of tho National Woman's lasted since 9 o’clock this morning. pronchcs thnt whch it held in former TERED. SAYS AUTHOR OF ESCIIParty. Miss Pollitzcr's first visit wns Satisfaction with the verdict and years. CUMMINS ACT cn the dny when President Harding sentence were expressed by Patrick Not tlie lea ,t important pnrt of the was notified of Ids nomination, ac­ as ho wns led from the court room by nowspnper, ns a moldcr of tho habits companied by Miss Alice Paul, vice­ Des Moines, In., Nov. 1.— It is n Sheriff Joe Tillman to begin his term of human beings, is tho ndvortising president of tho party. moral nnd economiccrlme tosny that of life imprisonment. section. Hero is pictured nil the me­ At thnt time Miss I'ollitzcr came of the Interstate Commerce Com­ "I wifi not appeal," be snid. "I nm chanical progress of tho ngo. Wlmt hero to ask Mr. Harding to use his mission ovcr-vnlucd the nation’s rail - well satisfied with tho verdict." the inventor has wrought out in the ways some seven or eight million Pndrick was placed on trial Mon­ travail of bis soul is given form and influence to swing Tennessee for rat­ dollars, Senator A.’ It. Cummins de­ day for the confessed slaying of his ification of tho Huffrago amendment., substance, and then tho advertising clared in nn address hero tonight. Yesterday she addressed a meeting in mother in-law, who was found dend man proceeds to eronto now needs Tho transportation net, known as in an nutoniybilo on the road between hchnif o f the new equal lights pro­ by the alluring display of typo. Tho dated watered stock for the railroads Clito and Dover on the afternoon of advertising section of tho nowspnper gram of tho party, which since wns nor enused increased freight rntes, last June 19. His wife wns also in lias reversed the old theory .that sup reorganized as a permanent body. the senator snid in discussing the the machine suffering from wounds "Marion hns contributed ninny ac­ ply follows demand. Tho usual thing law of which ho was ono of the from which she died within a short tive workers for tho party who are now is to supply somo dormant hu­ authors. now in Washington," said Miss Pollittime. man need, and then crento n demand In order that there may be no obzer. "Among those lending in our Pndrick stated thnt bo had no fear for that which hns been supplied. Hcurity about ir.y position with re­ of an earthly court, that God would councils and ardently devoted to our The sudden comploto elimination of spect to this matter,' I assert that lie bis judge; that lie had directed bis’ cause is I)r. Mildred Dickerson, fornitho newspaper would bo littlo short high freight rates which have op- band in the killing of ids wife and Wnshington. o f a tregedy. Tho world would cense prosed all tho people nnd the farmers motherln-lnw. l<» make nny great progress. In erly of Marion, now » dentist in particularly are not duo to tho trans­ "President Harding himself hna Appearing before the jury in his fact such development ns hns come portation act, but to other causes <>tvr. defense at the trial, Pndrick be­ given no opinion lately on equal rights lias been wrought out during the poover which tho government neither gan his testimony by offering prayer legislation, perhaps because tho mat­ riod in which newspapers hnvo had lias nor has the least control,” con­ in which ho asked that the jury join, general circulation. Every relation ter is not yet before congress. How­ tinued the senptor “ I'go furtl/er ami and followed with a brief sermon ship in life is touched by the news­ ever, in the beginning of our present assert that in all probability freight from the text: "Thou shnlt not com­ paper. Incentives to grent effort aro campaign, when a large delegation of rates would have l»eon higher without mit adultery." In bis speech to the created by tho newspaper. The tlie Woman’s Party called at the tho transportation act” jury, he condemned modern tenden­ world is nindo neighborly by the news­ Wiiite House, lie said to the Indies Critics o f the act have virtually cies and dross of wonisn -which ho papers. Sectional barriers aro 'broken that he desired as did they tho ful­ abandoned their early contention that claimed led to sex appeal thnt caused fillment of the suffrage amendment downvby the newspaper. the Interstate Commerce Commerce's the downfall -of young men and Here Is n tremendous power In nnd tho giving to them o f their rights fair return of 5 3-1 per cent upon human life. It is power, howovor, ns citizens.” women. railroad valuation was too high, ho because it is tho product of tho mind snid, ami now ehnrgc tho hends with jtuhhed into the slcin for rheuma­ and soul of our common humanity. DEATH OF MISS HALL extrnvnennc- ■>«-• net vali­ tism, ncurnglin, contracting muscles, On the newspaper rests a vnst rodates seven or eight billions in \v« ntirniriu »•• JJ.tllufd’u Z.ajn ponsibility to Interpret nrlirht tho Temple Lilian Hall aged torn! stock As to extravannnee, that Liniment goes right through tho flesh heart of the world, nnd to sbnpo twenty three died at the home of her allegation is under investignton by to tile bone, casing pain and remov­ aright tho thinking of the world. parents Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Hall on a committee, nnd ho would not an­ ing the cnuBo. It is powerful pain Fortunately a grent majority of the Sanford Heights yesterday nt 12:10 ticipate its findings, Senator Cummins relief. Three sizes, 30c, (10c and $1.20 nowspnpors take this responsibility after a lingering illness of almost a said per bottle. Solti by Union Pharmacy, very seriously.— Miami Herald. yenr. • "I may nyt agree, and in fact I — Adv. Miss Hall wns tcnching school nt A Lady in Chicago Telegraphs for do not agree flint the railroads should Mt. Vernon, Illinois when sho wns Rat-Snap. enjoy the benefits of what is known •GATORS MEET PRESIDENT taken ill last January nnd came homo ns unearned increment but tho su­ STOPPED ON THE WAY to Florida hoping to regain her henlth Rend Mrs. Phillips' wire: “ Youell's preme court hns decided that under TO HARVARD GAME but it seemed thnt tho malady was Exterminator Co., Westfield, N. J. tho constitution they are entitled to deeply rooted in her system nnd de­ Rush $3 worth o f RAT-SNAP." Lntor WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.—Tito Uni­ tho increased vnluo of land brought spite the care of physicians nnd fam­ rec’d following letter: "RAT-SNAP versity o f' Florida football squad on about by the gonernl growth and de­ ily she was unable to bnttlo success- •arrived. It rid out? house of tats in route to piuy Harvard Saturday, stop­ velopment o f tho country, nnd con­ fuly against it and death claimed her no time. Just moved here .front I'n., ditions.” ped o ff todny in Washington to prac­ yesterday. Avherc I used RAT-SNAP with grent tice nt Georgetown University field. ' Tho Hall fnmlly enmo to Snnford results." Throe sizes, 3Bc, (15c, $1.25. Members of tho squad and those who Mr. P. LnDuke, Farmer. Says, "You, from Thomnsville several yenrs ngo Sold nnd guaranteed by Hall Hard­ accompanied it were presented to Bet Ruts Can Rite Through M ctnl" Miss Hall who wns an experienced ware Co.— Adv. President Harding at tho Whito tcnchor ncoptod n position in the House, "I had feed bins lined with zinc schools of Mt. Vernon where sho wns Tho editor’s dny always comoth. last year, rats got through pretty doing line work when sho wns Sooner or lator tho corrupt and ovll soon. Wns out $18. A Idg $1.25 pkg. stricken. Sho was a member of tho bully who throweth stumbling blocks of RAT-SNAP killed so many rats that Methodist church since onrly child­ in tho wny of tho newspaper’s pro­ I’ve never been withjut it since. Our hood nnd wns loved nnd respected in gress and its honost effort to servo Do you hnvo u dull, steady- ncho in collie doy never inched RAT SNAP." 'her nntive state nnd whorovor »ho the community will bu caught red the small of tho buck—sharp, stabbing You try it. Three sizes, 3,c, 05c, $1.25 resided. Sho lenves ipothei nnd handed In his iniquity nnd deception. ♦•vinges when Btooping or lifting— Sold and guaranteed by Bpll Hard­ father, one brothor and two slstcro Then will ho plead with yo editor ns distressing uninary disorders? For ware Co.— Adv. here, ono sister In Woodlnwn, Gn., yc editor bus often pled with hint to had back and weakened kidneys, .Snn­ and ono in Gnry, Indiana to mourn “ do unto othors ns you would thoy ford residents recommend Donn’s Kid­ Report says that Ford is now after her loss. should do unto you.” But ye editor ney Pills. Rend this Sanford state­ Tho funeral services will occur from will hear him not, nnd instead will tho coal fields. Well, lot him hnvo ment. them. If he can tio up all the fnctor- the Into home on Snnford Heights nt slap his nnmo linked with his devil­ Mrs, J. W. Barrett, 31R Palmetto 'es nnd nil tho coni fields nnd Muscle 1:30 todny Dr. Wnlkcr of tho Moth- ment across tho front pngo. Varily, nvo., says: “ 1 hnvo used Donn's Kid­ ShonlH and a fow other industries o/list Church and Dr. Rurhnns of tho verily, tho editor’s dny nlwaya cometli, ney Pills o ff nnd on for years. I hnd thoy will have to ninku him president Congregntlonnl church officiating. and Bomotimcs it conieth conveniently attacks of kidney troublo when I suf­ in order to keep tho works going. And Intorrmunt will be niado In tho family onrly nnd exceedingly soon. Solnh.— fered from severe pains through tho when ho guts to ho president ho will burial lot In Tifton, Goorgin. St. Augustlno Record. Dnwgono, Herb. smnll o f my bnck. I tired easily nnd •The family hns the sympathy of Wo are suro waiting for that dny to felt out of sorts and not it bit like probably make Ell. Higgins ills prlvnto secretary and then all tho San­ many friends hero In their borenvo- come. myself. My kidneys acted irregularly ford peoplo will hnvo ontroo.to tho ment. hut I always use Donn’s Kidney Pills Whito House. Mrs. Cinra Phillips, who killed Mrs. whon these nttucks come on nnd they Tho Florida ’Gntor team of Florldn Meadows with a hnmmor in-Califor­ Soon roltevo me. I have great faith ( Tho poopio down in Tampa intend University goes to Cnmbrldgo to play nia sonic time ngo Is discovered to bo in Donn’s.’’ Price 00c, nt nil dealers^ Don't to voto against the nmcndniont for Harvnrd Friday and Duval High n “ moron," whatever that moans. Tho rc-npportionmcnt and for Andy Gump School goes to Dayton, Ohio, to piny lawyers for tho defenso discovered it simply ask for n kldnoy remody—got for congress, ^ithor.ono shows thnt Stoclo High School of thnt city. ThlB nnd it 1b probably ono of tho most Im­ Donn’s Kidney Pills—tho snmo-thnt Forstar-Milburn tho Tampp poopio know what thoy I:, a case of tho South invading tho portant discoveries in California sinco Mrs Barrett had. tho days of Forty-NIno. want, at lenst. north, suro enough. THAT BAD BACK +jy»: v In thr Circuit iNiurt o f tho I m i l k Ju dlrlAl Circuit a t Florida, In nnd for Mrn^foolf C ounty.— In C hancery. " NOTICK OK M A STE R 'S SA LE Roth Woodruff, Complainant, . v«. W. H. Rapp. Bachelor, Defondant. . Notice U hor.'by given that under and by vlrtuo o f a docroo of foreolneure and auto entered In the above entitled cause on tho 31et dny o f October. A. I). 1933, I, ita Bpocle. M aster I' n Chancery, on day A. Monday tho __. . .tth ... — - o f _liecutnber, ........ ............. 1932...........ron. In.front, ... o f .the Court ______ House „I).. ...... . . . _____ door In Hanford. Hetnlnolo County, Klor Ida. will offer for sale and sell to the highest and bent bidder for cash during tho legal hours o f sale, the following described land, sltuato, lying nnd holag la tho County o f Hemlnolo nnd Htnto of Klopldn. more particularly de­ scribed ns follpws, to-wlt: The Cast Half o f I.ot Three (3) of Block C, nnd tho East Half o f Lot Throe (3) o f niock D. o f Mitchell's Har­ vey o f the Levy (lrnat, ns per Pint thereof, rucordod In I'lut Book B. on lingo (10 of tho public records o f Ornngo County. F’lorlda, o f which tho County o f Hemlnolo wns formerly a pnrt. Terms: Cash. Purchaser to pay for deed. HCI1KLU0 MAINE8, Hpeclnl Master In Chancery. 11-3-10-17-24; 12-1 N olle* ot ApnllrntInn _ ■ —« Oer Beotian OTB ollfcVfiT** t lulinoiY iiurchnsor of W * *!* All<» W Tux Deml - Issue j7,“ acco-i. V & . l ? " V'* to law. IjjjA Hi lowingt . Uosc rfbid^pro P"?tV*ilt u» *1*dBI Somlnolo . 0, 7. 8 and _ Tlie nnld lahd InVl o f '* h ^ ,»uun*,5lor*sKp^l f f 9 | snid 'eertl?lcaio MihYi bo cording to law t « x thereon on the 9th . 1 ^ WITNESS my official roal tht" the 3rd day 0f «? ! 'K tjio r k C l r c $ { * e ? ’ fil-fltc » y : HAn,M NOTICE OK MASTKII-s . Notlco Ih hereby given by virtue o f that certain final foreclosure and sule ontcre!Ti« cult Court o f Hemlnolo c « m i V h?aClf•In. In Chancery, wherein I oMn ' u^ L ter. ot al.\ aro com|»lalnnnti« . . I 1 llnm I. Beatty, rt « l . arc I and being date of October 31m I tho undersigned special master’ J.?,*,*-1 I tho first Monday In l>epemk'.?,lk!fl| INDHHTUIOUH MEN AND WOMEN being the 4th day of said'Eomh Wanted to retail the genuine W a t­ during the legal hours of kins Products In city territories. E x­ ceptional opportunity to tie up with oldest and largest company o f its kind. Our huatlora average Income Is $1.10 i c v r ; ! , "■ M K r t i g an hour. Aro you doing ns wolIT If Tho East Half of the n„,„w not. wrlto today for free sninnlos nnd Quarter o f Hoctlnn 16. Town.su1*** particulars. The J. II. Watkins Co.. Mouth, flange 30 Bast!, loss Tha^iu" Dopt. 82, Memphis, Tenn. 04-0tp log part thereof, namely Mmoi®.. the Houtbeast corner sold KasMuff S Houthcnst quarter of said I run thonco Wost 17'4 chain* ' If your bowels do not net regularly, North 8 chains, thence* oast t7V thence South 8 chain* to polft you feel uncomfortable, nnd tho long­ gb'iUngl. containing 0 2 ',, f er this condition exists tho worso you feel. To put nn end to tho misery, tnko Hcrhlnc. It purifies tho bowels, restores energy and cheerful spirits. I’ rice, COe. ’ Sold by Uuion Phnrmncy. — Adv. Also, beginning ut the H«.utli»»,t ''"nr ° f SMtlon ft. Township X V f i linage 30 East, run Norih 11 thence W est 70 rods. Ihenco Hoiih^i rods, thence East 70 rod* i» Point M d . beginning, containing M 'j »>'rri mor«. I or less. Also, beginning m n„. N-„r1htll, corner o f Section 22. Township * 2 ? linage nil East, run IVcm ji IBS feel. tl>eV,„ thence South ATTENTION, CONFEDERATE VETERANS The N. PoV. Howard Chapter, Unit­ ed Daughters of tho Confederacy re­ quest that ill the Confederate Veter­ ans in Seminulo county register their names with Mrs. R. J. Holly, of San­ ford. The Daughters want to entertnin the Veterans at dinner on Arm­ istice Day, November 11th, ami want all of them here for the parade that dny nnd tho entertainment afterward. Let Mrs. It. J. Holly know about them all rs soon ns possible. CUT THIS ONT— IT IS WORTH MONEY Cut out this slip, enclose it with 5c nnd mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shoffield, Avo., Chicago, 111,, writing your name nnd nddress clearly. You will receive in return n trial pAckngo con­ taining Foloy’s Honey nnd Tnr Com­ pound for coughs, colds nnd croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pnins in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kid­ ney nnd bladder nilmcntB; nnd Foloy Cathartic Tnbicts, a wholesome nnd thoroughly clonnslng- cnthnrtlc for constipation, biliousness, headaches, nnd sluggish bowels. Sold ovorywhoro.—Adv. II rods, thence Hoiiihe.utterly to East line o f paid Section •{ north to point o f hi.glnnlng. cnntiln^ 2 aores m ore or I. raid lands sold to satisfy said decree amt e„»ti J «). SMMIO.V, Special Muitr DICKINSON A- DICKINHON’ " Ch*ntwT« ul-olo Solicitors for Cninplainanti. .. .. nciticih iik \iMii-rio\ Notice Ih horehy given thAt the un­ dersigned will on Ihe 7Hi day of |»«*m. her. A. D. 1922. ,it Id:.." ".dock . m.Ak or a h soon thereafter a . they m«y h i ' 1 l.oiird, nt Do La nil. Floildn, nuk« appll"f Seventh Judlrlul < Ircult Court of thof Morl.ln, for nuthorltv In nilopt (and for an order of ndoptlon). Jnmti IM. ward Doy. under tho mini" of J»m*. Henry Luppln. IIENIIV A I.API’IN, LOlUHi: I., I.APPIX 11-3-10-17-23; 12-1 COCKROACHES WATER B U G S ANTS EASILY KILLED BY IISINO STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE It nlio kills ml* and mire. It fortr* three peeta to run front bull.llng tor wilrr and freelt nlr, A 36c 6a> contilnt re utta to hill 60 to 100 rata or mice, Oil U {rota yuur drug or Kener-t toJer. READY FOR USE-BETTCII THAI, 1IUPS Do Not Fold Your Hands And Accept III There is absolutely no cxcuso in this day nnd time /o r anyone to ho classed among tho weak ( anaemic, hnlf-sick, drifting, miserable and worn-out spec­ imens of humanity who got no pleas­ ure out of life. • Every human being is entitled to health, happiness and suc­ cess. It is nositivalv i,u imivu with loss. Do not fold your hands and ncecpt ill-health ns tho de­ cree o f fate. Nature intended you to be well and, strong and bus provided n way. If human testimony is to bo believed at all, tlie natural iron tonic Forruline has a power, u virtue and n merit that bring startling results. Those who take it testify thnt after n short courso of Fcrrnlino, they feel a buoy nney and vigor in every part of tho body. They arc aide to ent any and ovc“" '*• • *feeling •• •• •erything —! without tho sllglitest tt discomfort afterwards.. Th«v They tube take on new life, now enorgy and have a feeling of capacity and a strength to lo things nover thought of before. As >no grateful user expressed it, “I M twenty years younger, twenty yw* ttrongor and twenty years healthier. This toi me natural iron unit other invigorating us wc''„ u cleansing* ingredients of Ferranti*. For those who hnvo indigestion, whether acute or chronic, fheumstuo, backache or other symptoms ° ‘ ,‘l* , dered kidneys, biliousness, hcndacnes, .md nervousness, Fcrrnlino Is uni­ formly beneficial. Doctuis it beenuso the Ingredients of rerr • | line nre plainly stnted on tho **“* and nro known to be of tho highM mediciital value. Forrnline has no »• ohol to weaken the kidneys Mta • pair thp liver or the heart, it u deed nature's toni.c If your local dealer dtgs not h a g Ferrailno, send $1.00 to Forrnline DU- I tributing Company, Tampa, r In.—* I To Introduce Mills’ Selected Ilrnnds of Garden, Field and Flower SEEDS SPECIAL SPECIAL VEGETABLE SEED Offer FLOWER SEED OFFER "Your Selection “ Your Selection” 12 Assorted Packages 24-5c or 12-10c Packngea $1.00 Postage Prepaid $1.00 Postage Prepaid Asters, Alyssum, Calendula, Ucets, Brussel! Sprouts. Canterbury Bells, Daisy, Carrots, Cabbage, Celery. Diunthus or Pinks, Lark­ Cauliflower, Collar*}*, cu­ spur, Merigold, Mignonette, cumbers, Egg Plant, K Balsam, California Poppy, Greens, Lettu;o, Muatart Cosmos, 'Cypress Vine, Okra, Onions, Parsley, Up­ Morning Glory, Petunias, pers, Radish, Splnadb Pansies, Poppies, Salvia, Squash, Tomatoes, Turnip*. Snapdragon, Verbena, Zin­ Ruta Bngas, Cantaloupes nia, Nasturtium and Mills’ nnd Watermelons. Giunt Spencer Sweet Peas. SPECIAL BULB OFFER 10 each of the Following Bulbs, $4.00; Postage PripJ10 Hyacinths, Narcissus, DnfTodil, Tulips nnd Freest a We cheerfully advise you, WHAT, WHEN nn(l J ,vadm plant in FLORIDA. Write for copy of MILLS I’ * 11 SPECIAL and MILLS' FLOWER SPECIAL. M ills S e e d S to i Operated by MILLS The FLORIST, Inc. 30 West Duval Street— 1\ 0 . IIox 102 — Jacksonville; �CROSS MEMBERSHIP ROLL CALLPROCLAMATION WHEREAS, tho 'American Red Cress Observation o f Mem­ bership Roll Call has been fixed for Sunday, Novembor 12th, A. D. 1022, between tho hours of 1:00 p. in. and 2:0Q p. m., and, WHEREAS, wo fully appreciate the wonderful sorvlces ren­ dered to our country by tho American Red Cross and fool that ench and every citizen of our community should co-oporato to tho fullest extent with tho Rod Cross in this membership roll call movement; and, , WHEREAS, tho plnn adopted by tho American Rod Cross is to havo ench and every person remuin at homo between the hours of 1:00 nnd 2:00 p. in. on Sunday, Novembor 12th, In or­ der that they may be called upon by the representatives o f tho Red Cross nnd their membership enrolled, NOW, THEREFORE, I, Charles E. Henry, ns Mnyor of the City of Sanford, Florida, do proclaim that Sunday, November 12, 1022, will bo set nsido for tho observance of membership roll call of the American Red Cross between tho hours o f 1:00 nnd 2:00 p, m., nnd do request and urge ovory person In tho City of San­ ford, Florida, to co-opcrnto with tho American Red Cross in this movement nnd either enroll their membership prior to that date or remain nt homo between tho hours o f 1:00 nnd 2:00 p. m., on Sunday November 12th, 1922, in order that thoy may bo interviewed by the representatives o f tho American Red Cross, whoso loyal service Jins mot with tho hearty approvnl of very section of tho United States, nnd whoso wonderful work ls_dceply appreciated by all, CHAS. E. HENRY, Mnyor. DEATH LIST AT EIGHTY IN SPANGLER DISASTER, THIRTY-TWO RESCUED Explosion Cause Will Be Probed by Mine Experts — Some Funerals Held Today SPANGLER, Pn., Nov. 8.—Tho Rollly Coal Company's mine, swopt by n gas explosion Monday morning, was cleared of Its dend yesterday. Late yesterday afternoon rescue crews brought out five bodies—believ­ ed to have been tho last In tho work­ ings. This brought tho total of known dead to 80. Thirty-two minors were rescued. Officials of tho company declared that a re-check of their records made It practically certain that 112 men woro in tho mine when tho explosion took place. The total of listed sur­ vivors includes six minora who w^rc in tho cage when the flood of gas and smoke issued from tho mouth of tho shaft. Tho total dead includes throq minors, rescued alive, who failed to regain consciousness. Further Bicrch of tho h vMngs was mado lest night. Mine off:, .nls and reaiU'j men .culized tho possibility that one or two men might havo en­ tered tho mine Monday without re­ porting to their boss. All miners list­ ed as missing have been accounted for however. The quiet precision which marked removal of tho corpses to tho morgue was ovident last night as preparations for the funerals got under way. iden­ tified bodies were removed from the morgue as quickly ns thoy woro claimed. Company officials notified widows and relatives that thoy will tnko charge o f funeral arrangements if desired. A- number of bodies will bo buried today. Most of tho victims wero Ro man Catholics and thoir pastors, who figured conspicuously in relief actlvi tics, nrrnnged to conduct the last rites in two small cemeteries where a num­ ber o f volunteors nro digging graves Preliminary to nn investigation to determine, if possible, the enuse of tho explosion, mine exports spent consid­ erable time in the workings yester­ day. Thoy confirmed declarations previously mode by compnny officials that tho men who escaped from the headings owe their lives to the fact that tho force of tho explosion found n double outlet. When the gas was ignited, .'nssibly by nn open inmp, the flame reared out through tho fan house bile 'ho gns nnd smoko traveled through the main bonding in the other direction und shot to the surface through the shaft. Tho consequences wuh thnt little deb­ ris was dislodged nnd miners who were conscious were able to stagger toward tho fresh air zone «t tho sixth heading, where they were found by the first rescue party. AMERICAN RED CROSS ADDPAIC rm ? n i a. j u x s ukj a v iv CIlDPfiRT k>«jm a. O U i IN ANNUAL ROLL CALL Work in Seminole County Shows What Organiza­ tion Can-Do ported as such. The people o f Sanford and Sem­ inole county will he asked to contrib­ ute ono dollar per member per family next Sunday. The local chapter has canvassers who will call at each homo botwoen the hours o f 1 and 2 p. m. Sundny, November 12. The re­ quest Is made that every one be nt ihomo during these hours. Ba ready to contribute fo r your membership nnd help finance the Hod Crosi to nn extent tbnt It will bo randy for even grenter service to humnnlty. REVIVAL MEETING AT \ COAGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. J. S. Flacks continues to give us .strong and effective sermons, in which ho exalts tho Lord Jesus Christ. Last night ho prosonted tho reasons why Jpsus was born into tho world, and In graphic manner showed thnt tho work was being splendidly accom­ plished. This converted Jew* clearly sees and appreciates tho value of Jesus Christ to all men. Tho intorost in the mooting is increasing, and tho outlook is bright. In the morning mootings, Mr. Flacks' expositions nro unusually flno nnd truth rovcnllng. Every person who can possibly get away fo r an hour, from ten to cloven o'clock, shohld sit at tho foot of this toachor of dlvlna things. Heavenly wisdom is rovenled from tho “ Book o f Books," ns this-man unfolds it. Do not fail to henr him nt ovory opportdnity. Ho sponks every morning at 10 o'clock nnd ovory night nt 7:30 nt tho Congregational church. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEWS. We hasten to congratulate Clayton Codrington, of tho DeLand News, up­ on his big special edition of Thurs­ day of last week. It was commem­ orating tho installation o f tho big wob press— Duplex—that tho News has Just Installed in order to give DeLand a real big dally paper. Clay­ ton has just installed many thousands of dollars worth of now materials and has mado many changes in thq Nows office, getting ready fo r a big city over there in that beautiful college town. His special edition was a good one and showed that tho business men c f DoLnnd realize what tho Nows is doing in tho effort to keop DeLand juBt ahead of the procession o f tho growing Florida cities and thoy took generous space in tho Nows nnd in­ tend to tako ganorous space all winter nnd glvo tho News tho kind o f support it takes fo r a growing dally papor. Just whon ono thinks thoy aro “ all set" for Bovoral yoars In tho daily newspaper game and hnvo caught thoir breath fo r a few minutes it means buying more biaterlhls to keep up with the pace. Tho Ilernld office Is in tho throes c f such nn upheaval right now end it is enough to make you sweat blood and it Ib ail done in order thnt our city enn hnvo tho best there is in tho newspaper world. Tho nowspnpor friends of tho News can appreciate his sacrifices much moro than tho poopio in any othor lino of business. Wo know tho worries nnd troubles of the ordinary workaday world but w hen I* --IT T "- t o t l i - L l l u U l i u t . a u i installing now machinery—well, it is — yes, you said it. Wo wish tho Nows all tho bucccss in the world. It is doing a great work nnd will somo day get its just reward for work well done. and visitors than an could be done at the same expense. The sooner the work Is begun the Sooner wo will get results. Hillsbor­ ough has sat the pace. Let tho others follow.—Tampa Time". ..... o ------ ■ ■ CONTEMPTABLB GRAFT Somo 'o f tho Florida newspapers hnvo Joined In tho censure o f subordi­ nates bn nowspapors using tho col­ umns for solfish purposes. No hon­ est nowspnpor should allow a subor­ dinate to rccclvo n penny from outsid­ ers, for putting anything in or koopIng anything out o f -a nowspnpor. Tho ono who does it is merely a common cheap grafters. In nn odltor knowing­ ly toloratos such graft tha only rat­ ional explanation thut can bo given la that the editor is also a groftor and is “ getting hiB" too. Journalism is a lofty calling and should ovor be freo from taint It is not honest or docunt when it toloratos graft or down-right stenllng.— Jack­ sonville Observer. tng tho right thing and that onl best o f materials procurable at the price will go Into the making o f tho road / and thnt tlmo will prove this assertion. Mr. Smith, or any othor citizen has a right to write nn srtlclo about tho roads nt any tlmo In this paper providing thoy confine them­ selves to tho truth nbout those public matters nnd those articlos will bo pub­ lished. Any articles about any part of tho county's burinoss tonds to bring out the truth about tho matters und should not ho takon ns yn unjust crit­ icism and should bo nnsworod nnd ex­ plained fully to tho tax payors. Tho people are entitled to the truth nt all timos and tho couftty commissioners are entitled to tho loyal support of the public when thoy nro doing their best to mnko tho tnx payor'B monoy go as far ns It will. Fair criticism novor hurt any project and public matters are open to criticism nt all times and mon in public office will bo criticised, prniBod ami condemned an long ns th ey hold offco. No ono should havo thoir feelings hurt in theso public matters. NEED MORE LIKE HIM. J. D. Ingraham Is president of the Model Land Company, a gigantic en­ terprise which Is an auxiliary of tho Florldn East Const rallwny, and ho is a valued asset to Florida. Theso lands aro among the boat; in Florida an daro being rapidly cultivat­ ed. Mr.'Ingraham Is brimful of-ener­ gy nnd enterprise. He takes nn ac­ tive Interest In all worthy develop­ ments. He is quick to see Florida’s needs nnd gives active co-operation. Ho is a live wire who is making good nnd Florida needs moro mon like him. —Jacksonville Obsorvor. OUR BIG ANNIVERSARY NUMBER. Our Big Anniversary Numbor will be issued in a few wcoks—or maybe days—tho time depending upon the erection of our big now Duplex press that Is arriving today. Our anniver­ sary was in October, but wo wanted to celebrate tho event after tho big press had arrived, as The Dally Her aid will then bo enlarged to a seven column p a p er' of eight or ten or twelve pages, (f tho advertising patronngo will Justify it. The Herald Printing company has an abiding faith in Sanford and Som inolo county. We have predicted things that seemod chlmerciai at the time and yet they have proven to be facts at this tlmo. We havo always backed our faith with our monoy and wo havo shown our faith by giving Sanford ono of tho best dally papors thnt money could purchase. With tho usual experience of n newspaper In growing cities wu find that what scotnt d n first-days plant two yoars ago is only secoii lass now nnd we were forced to pu* In a plant this full thnt will not duplicated In nny of tho larger cities of tho land. Wo had a chance to got such a plant now nnd wo took tho chance. It was a question of getting it now at a reasonable figure or waiting anothor yenr nnd pnylng moro for it, but wo hnvo faith in tho growth o f this city and county nnd we bollcvo that thoy will grow to tho now Herald In nn­ othor yenr. Our Anniversary Num­ ber will tell tho poopio something of tho growth of this city ns well ns tho growth of your daily paper. It will bo something that you can send nwny to your friends wi’.h the fool­ ing that .Sanford hns a dally papor second to none In tho state. It will contain facts nbout Ruinlnolo county thnt should be brondenstod through­ out the land. It will contain facts nbout tho marvelous growth of San­ ford that should go to every inter­ ested person in tho North nnd East nnd West. In compiling this num­ ber Tho Hernld will solicit adver­ tisements from tho business men of Seminole county, ns it will ho a regu­ lar nowspnpor edition and not a mngnzino. Wo nro expecting tho co-op­ eration and aBsiatanco thnt hns nlways been given to Tho Herald by nn appreciative public » » • « ! "It dooiuH No institution ever" does morn the good o f ALL the people than doe! tho newspaper. Its renders are Al l the people, regardless of station |„ life, irrespective of education Z knowledge, and without distinction 2 to social condition. It mirrors Hf0 J our communty ns It Is, without cater ing to tho Influential or forgetting tho unfortunate, caring no more for tho approval of the rich than for that of the poor, thinking less of the an. plnuse of the unscrupulous than of its editor's own conscience, No business deserves moro support nnd gets less. Nobody hositntes to pay one or two dollars for n few galIons of gnsolino to burn upon tho roads, but ovorybody hates to lay that much on the counter of tho homo newspaper. Everybody wants to rend the paper, nnd thoy find It so nice to reap tho benofits of free advertising But nobody seem? willing to pay the puny price tho odltor sots for his ser­ vices. Everybody seems to think that rending matter ought to sell for noth­ ing and thnt the editor works for his honUh.— Agricultural N owb Service. Tourists aro coming to Florida thick nnd fast now, traveling by automobile and by train. Now is tho time to start your advertising campaign and get somo of this money. HOW MUCH IS THE NEWSI’ A ^ R WORVII? Tho newspupur Is tho one organ wo look to for dnlly nnd weokly news items and holpful and entortninlng In­ formation. It informs, entertains nnd amuses. Without it our lives would be llstlcsc, we would not know tho hap penings within our very county or township, wo would bo doprived of ossontlnl and nocesBary knowledge of things ovor, around and about us. Of all tho institutions of man which servo us, thero Is none moro unsolfish nnd self-sacrificing than tho home­ town nowspapor. It curries announce­ ments of our socials, of our farm meetings, of our villngo shopkeeper's “ leBs-thnn-cost" sales, and of our fatnnd-lonn, mutt-and-Jeff baseball games, and charges nary a penny for tho privilege of doing i t But there’s BEAUTIFY TIIE HIGHWAYS Aptly entitled the “ Greatest Moth­ four million American men nnd wom­ er In the World," the Amcricnn Red en in Us leadership. In nddition there The poopio of Florldn hnvo settlod i - nn excellent force of five million Cross is again making appeal for down to resolve to beautify thoir high­ junior members active in nn inces­ support so that in turn tho world's sant battle against disease, disaster, ways. Hillsborough county Bet tha pace when it established tho Memorial afflicted can bo provided for. misory nnd suffering in penco ns well highway as a lasting memento to our Unfortunately thu majority of pco .... in war, and is ctill providing com­ fallon heroes. It is n momonto that pie havo been wont to think of the fort nnd good cheor for tho enlisted will grow in beauty and delight thru Red Cross ns a war organization, personnel o f tho army nnd nnvy. For all tho passing yonrs. It will keep which during peace times is called on wounded ex-servico men who nro green nnd fresh tho memory of our to relieve tho suffering of Individuals strulgilng to readjust thoir lives to soldier boys for ull coming time. No nnd communities nffllctcd by natural post-war conditions, Whonevor a cy­ moro delightful and appropriate pledge catastrophes Tha belief thntt this clone, fire or flood visits n community to thoir momory could bo devU**d, Tho cIush of relief, while handled by tho the American Red Cross is tho first trees nro yet in thoir infancy, *i ,d will Red Cross, docH not properly como organized relief ngency to provido need protection nnd enro for n time, under its jurisdiction, but 1b dono as for the victims. Lust year it spent but they will soon bo strong onuogh to WE WILL GET BETTER ROADS. nn emergency measure, until such ir.nr,, than ?900,000 jn nineteen states withstand tho Btorms nnd rnvngeH of time as some other organization can In thin work. Through Its trninod Engineer F. T. Williams nnsworod wundcring cattle, nnd will grow In ntcp in, is orronoouB. The truth of personnel of over 1,204 public health tho article of M. M. Smith in n Inter grace nnd beauty for many years. The tho matter is thnt the Red Cross does nurses it Is promoting health condi­ oleanders nro already paying dividends issuo of tho Hernld in which he Hots moro actual work during pence timos tions throughout the country. Our in a profusion of red and white blos­ forth tho fact thnt Birmingham sing than over called on for during war benches nro pntrollod by over 280 will bo used on the county roads nnd soms. tlmo. Whllo tho mnjority of us aro life Bnving corps, whllo Red Cross that tho engineer nnd tho commission­ From all ovor tha state comes evi familiar with its work In tho Halifax nurses, fnmous In song nnd story of ers havo bcon making valinnt efforts dcnco of approvnl nnd appreciation. disaster, tho Pueblo, Colorado floods, battle fields, number 38,855 well to get tho slag but hnvo n hard time Up In Volusia county there is a tri­ nnd other great natural catastrophes, trained men nnd women rendy for to got enrs to movo it. Thoro is n angle of roads upon tho npox of which there nro thousands o f instances emergency duty with the army or feeing also among those responsible stands a monument engraved with tho where individual relief has been ren­ nhvy.. Its work In tho strlckon sec­ for the roads thnt tho public has boon namcB of thoso who gave their lives dered, where every day commonplaco tions of Europe during tho war nnd up to tho present time bus been the for their country. Lnko and Orange misinformed nbout tho materials be­ misery hns been idloviutod. counties havo decreed tho removal of ing UBod nnd other lettors will prob­ In Seminole county Inst year tho subject of the highest praiso by gov­ tho unsightly BignB which disgraced ably follow on tho samo subject. The local chapter linndUd about fifty ernments of tho countries whoro tho thoir highways. It is but a step to tha Herald hns no wish to consuro the cases, ninong which wero throe funer­ Amoricnn Red Cross has opornted. planting of trees, and thnt will bo county commissioners or tho county als, enro nnd hospital treatment for Tho Red Crons duty never ends. Be­ done. Othor counties will follow suit engineer for any mistakes thnt might sevornl, clothing for ono dozon or fore one task is finished nnothor in tlmo, until tho traversing of the havo occurred in tho mnking of roads. more, fitting mft two children so that nwalts. It is n typical Amoricnn inroadways of Florida will bccomo ono We hnvo stuted beforo thnt they uru they could attend school, writing and Htltution, big and broad In every sonso doing tho best thoy enn under the cir­ aid for ox-soldiers. A groat deal moro of tho word. It is un institution that •ong pleasure -ride. There Ib no state cumstances but thut If thoy nro mak­ work could havo boon accomplished .Americans con well bo proud of, bu- in tho union where improvement is bo hnd the local chnptor been tho roctpl- cause it is typical of tha Nation. It easily accomplished, und so satisfac­ ing mistakes and nny ono should call ent of grenter funds. ' * is America’s institution, nnd nB lndl- tory in. Its results. Shading our high­ attention to tho fact the mistakes The American Rod Cross numbers vldual Americans It Bhould bo con- ways will conduce moro to tho com- should bo rectified. Tho commission- znc. S '* " EDUCATIONAL wu tt «^«i»n(— fart will, Lfi Kirfwf IMMCLANDnAHkj ‘f 1 Hkwj.. j. Haul mrnfh and iw Mw chan* Wnw \titj hr fii. WM.TT UUnZLl IF you want Good Appetite, Good Digestion, Good Health TAKE F E R R 'A L IN E Fall Fertilizers Send for our now book by Bayard F, Floyd on Foil Application to Citrus Trees, and leaflet de­ scriptive o f Vegetable Fertilizers. Mr. Floyd hns given much Information on care o f the grove at this season outside of his able treatment of tho fertilizer needB. Our Vegetable Formulas meet every require­ ment o f the commercial truck grower. IDEAL FERTILIZERS lead in actual field production. Our prices nre lowest possible con­ sistent with quality. n'ibuii £ Toomer Fertilizer Cu. Jacksonville, Florida ALAN SCOTT, Mgr., Sanford Warehouse Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E THEM SANFORD IS GROWING I » Is attract­ ing atten­ tion— lots arc being sold right along and building in this section is such os to gladden the heart o f those who have the good of Sanford at heart. “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION’ This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement anti to any ju st what is my candid convictions would put it most too strong for tho careful, conservative person— that person whose oyes nre turned backward— The fellow who h a B VISION will agreo with me now— the other later. J. E. SPURLING �•1 V* >. V, ^ V—rV 9 '.' ■'ijtrr.’‘kjtC*.V|». ’’ «fc-/ S -.'■■• VV ; .-. .. !•„..*. -vV" ,* Aiii a'lii. L, THE SANFORD W E E K L Y H ERALD, FRID AY, NOVEM BER 1 0 ,1 9 2 2 SOCIETY /Ttctbi Maiiii'i DaUt) Mr. and Mr*. Laa Tyler, o f Palatka ware registered at the Montezuma yesterday. Amo* T. Akera, o f Jacksonville, spent the week end here with hie brother, Prank Akera. Mr. and Mra. A. T. Thomas, of Jacksonville, arrived In the city yes­ terday for a short stay. Miss Luclle Smith, of Winter Gar­ den, was the attractive house guest of Mrs. W. A. Lester fo r the week and. G. B. Harshbarger, of Palatka, ar­ rived In the city Saturday and Is making hl» headquarters at the Mon­ tezuma. Mrs. 0. V. McIntyre, o f Lakeland, roturned to her home yesterday after spending the past week as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. N. Tolar. All those expecting to attend the bridge party given by tho Soda! De­ partment at tho Woman’s Club Tues­ day afternoon are roquestod to noti­ fy tho hostess, Mrs. W. T. Langley phone 2d. Dr. and .Mrs. King; Mrs. Loretta Brotherson, Misses Adelo Itlno* and Mary Stanley and Tom Brother son motored to Orlando Friday after­ noon to attend tho football gemo be­ tween Sanford and Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Holly nc compnnlod their guest, Mrs, M. K. Higginbotham, of Gainesville, to DoLnnd yesterdny whore she will be the guest of her brother. Mrs. Jonnthnn Pock, Mrs. M. Mnrtln, Mrs. A. F.lgenmnnn and Rev. A. S. Peck motored to Enterprise yester­ dny whore Itov. A, S. Pock held sor vices at tho church there, Tho Jennie Spaulding Circle of tho Woman’s Missionary Society of tho Baptist church met Wednesday nftomon with Mrs. John D. AbrahumB at at hor homo on W. nughey street. The first hour wns^spent In n business session and tho remainder of the af­ ternoon was spent In sewing for tho ChristmnB buznnr. Tho meeting next week will bo at tho homo of Miss Mary Goodnle. All tho Baptist Indies of tho Heights are urged to attend these meetings which nro being hold each week on Wednesday— Roportor, BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. George Davis Hart ontertnined most delightfully Saturday after noon in honor of her iittlo daughter, Goorgenn, whoso sixth birthday anni­ versary it wns. Yelow nnd green, the dainty color scheme, wns beautifully carried out in tno (ieeuiutiuiiu -:::1 " f this pretty qmrty. In tho dining room, festoons of yellow were fastened from the corners of the room to tho cnandclfcr. The lights wore nlso covered with yellow Bhndos which enst a mel­ low glow over all. Tho dining table wob centered with tho birthday cake iced in yellow and topped with six yellow cnmllcs. The refreshments of ice cream and cake also carried out the color motif, During tho afternoon gamos wore played on tho spnclouB lawn. The chil­ dren were assisted in thesa by Misses Lottie Caldwell, Kathleen Brady, Em­ ma Owens, Roboccn StovcnB nnd Ca­ milla Pulcston. Favors of crepe pa­ per caps, rings nnd other toyB hidden in snappers wore glvon tho children. Littlo Goorgenn was tho recipient o f mnny lovoly gifts nnd proved a charming hostess. About fifty children enjoyed tho de­ lightful afternoon and among the grown-ups wero: Mrs. L. P. Hngnn, Mrs. Gruhnm and Mrs. Godwin. SANFORD BAND Tho Sanford band under tho able leadership o f Mr. Ball, has brought wondorfifl music activity to our town. Tho concerts givon are of unusual morit. Much credit redounds to Mr. Penrmnn nnd tho Chamber of Commerce for giving us so iaudablo an organi­ zation. Wo can not ufford to bo indiferent to this musical opportunity to our own people nnd the visitors we would entertain in this delightful and educational way, City bands aro frequently a muni­ cipal affair. All over tho country the movemont for good music fr c o ’ to tho pooplo ts growing apace. Municipalities aro beginning to find out that it is good buBlnoss tol bring n little of happiness Into tho lives of the masses. It is coming to bo roc-ognlzed that with the Increasing hum­ drum of tho avorago person’s llfo in­ telligent recreation in which -music must have a leading role, Is nn im­ portant ns food nndd rink. Tho clothes wo wenr, tho bed we sleep on. One writer has said: "The groat ■oclnl unrest*, the Inhm^woMS^-- ^ largely* duo to the monotony of tho average person’s existence, F. S. M. The man who disparages music an n luxury and non-essential Is doing .the nation an Injury. Musle now more than over before Is a present national need. There is no bettor way to ex­ press patriotism than through music. — Woodrow Wilson. Circle No. 2 mot at the h om e'of Mrs. J. W. Rutledge Monday after­ noon. After tho business session the hostesr assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Musgrave, served a delicious poi­ nd, snndwfches ond ice tea. A de­ lightful socinl hour was enjoyed by all. months, have returned to her home at Shreveport, I,a. Mr. and Mrs. David announce tho birth of a Monday morning. The 1ms been named Eleanor E. Brobaker daughter on young litdy Irene." Dr. and Mrs. Walter Seay and little FOR BRIDAL PARTY daughter Ollle Muy, from Jackson­ Mrs. Walter M. Haynes was tho ville, are spending n few days hero MUSICAL NOTES gracious hoptess last evonlng when with the former’s daughter, Mrs. Sunday afternoon our Municipal she entertained at her home on Fifth Widoman Cnldwoll. They wore ac­ Band rendered a splendid program at streot, complimenting tho members of companied hore by Mr. and Mra. Olay Central Park and judging by tho aud- tho bridal party for tho Gormely-Rob- Gillion and children who left last ev­ ienco, which loft no parking space erts wedding and members of the fam­ ening for Lakeland. around tho park and filled the bench­ ily. es, Is becoming one of the city's great­ Tho living room was decorated with Leon S, Smith and S. Herrington est nssets. A number o f distinguished cut flowers of rainbow hue combined wero among tho business visitors horo out-o'f-town visitors wore present with ferns. Potted palms and ferns yesterday from Jacksonville. from Orlando, Geneva and Oviedo. nUo being used. In tho dining room Among tho numbers played were: tho color motif of pink and white wero B. T. Adams and II. G. Ernest, rep­ "Morning, Noon and Night” by Von- used. Tho tablo was centered with a resented Jacksonville horo yesterday, Suppo, the Polish composer, who was largo white cako from which were ex­ being in the city on business. bom In Dalmatia, In 1820, and died in tended pink and white hearts fasten­ Vienna In 1805. Also tho famous ed with pink ribbons, there were The regular mooting of tho Royal waltzes "On the Beautiful Rhino” by drawn by tho guests, who found their Neighbors will bo Thursday evening Keler-Bola, and the always popular, fortunes and bits of advice fastened at 8 o’clock at tho Masonic Hull, ^ "My Old Kentucky Homo” with varia­ to them. Tho refreshments o f brick tions for all instruments. W. 1L Har­ ice cream and individual cakes carried C. I. Dick,-of Atlanta, arrived in vey beautifully rendered a cornet solo. out the pretty color schemo. the city yesterdny nnd is making his Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer sang a headquarters at tho Montezumn while number of lovoly solos in hor usual In tho city on business. NEW ORCHESTRA Tho orchestra committee from the charming manner, and Mrs. McCnughCouncil of Music announces from the nn, of Orlando, rendered a number of INVITATIONS ISSUED mooting o f October 11th with Mrs. piano selections. After the musical Invitations have been issued for a Relsenstoln, that he could not glvo full numbers, several contests afforded bridge party to be glvon Tuesday af­ orchestra until performers on cello much merriment in tho "word con­ ternoon, Novomber 14th at 3 o’clock and viola could be found, but that he test,” tho prizes wero won by Miss at the Country Club, with Mosdamos would organize concerted music of not Eleanor Roberts and Burke Steele. Hawkins Connolly, Bon Caswell and less than five pieces for dnneo and Miss Roberts receiving a dainty hand­ Robert Hines as hostesses. made hnmlkerchlef, whilo Mr. Stcole’B social occasions. Combinations of two or three in­ prize was n linen handkerchief. In SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY struments could also be furnished for tho contest "Cupid’s Art Gallery,” the Yesterdny being tho birthday annlsinnller occasions when preferred. prize, n jack in tho box, was won by vor ary of Mrs. It. E. Millcn, n numSanford in this band of musicians will sum Hjjoqoy B8JPI •aujo-i u||nf H8JJ\ h> of her neighbors decided to glvo hnvc as good music ns can bo obtain­ presented n bottle of toilet wntci ant; her a surprise party. They nil met nt ed out of town, and our homo people Mr. Gormcly was given a loose leaf the home of ono of tiio neighbors, and will, of course, encourage and prefer note book. went to tho homo of Mrs. R. E. Mil­ Miss Roberta wore for this occur ieu in n body, carrying with them homo talent.— Orchestrn Committee by ion a lovely frock of white Spnnlsh lovely gifts nnd refreshments consist­ Mrs. Tolar, chairman. luce and georgette over white satin. ing of ico cream and home-made cake. There were about twenty-five (From Tundtjr’i Dally) Tho evening was most pleasantly Jacksonville was represented here guests and tho occasion was one of spent with light conversation and mu­ yesterday by John W. Rugsby. much enjoyment. sic, both vocal and instrumental. At a Into hour the guests departed Mrs. E, II. Ilnwkins, of Bartow, was ST. AGNES GUILD for their homes uftor wishing Mrs. In the city yesterdny nnd stopped nt Tho members of the St. Agnes Guild Milieu mnny happy returns of tho tho Montezuma. licid their regular socinl meeting yos- day. This party was ono of the terduy afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. ways the ninny frlonds have of show­ Miss Dnisio Eldredge, of Richmond, S. M. Lloyd on Park nvenuo. It was ing thoir love nnd esteem for this Vn., is tho attractive houso guest of preceded by n short business session, charming Indy. MIbs Eleanor Roberts, nt which time wore perfected for the booths for the baznnr. Committees AN INVITATION J. H. Burton, of Orlando, and J. T. were also appointed. Tho Educational Commlttco of thu Ilhudy, of Gainesville, wore among the After tho business session tho mem Woman's Club wil be nt homo to tho business visitors hore yesterday. bers sewed on articles for tho bazaar. mothers of tho children of this school Late in tho afternoon Mrs. Lloyd as­ district on Thursday, November 0, at Mr. nnd Mrs. S. M. Whitman nnd sisted by Mrs. Archie Betts, served Ice 3:30 p, m., at tho lunch room nt tho family, of Tampa, wero among the cream nnd chocolate cake. Sanford Grammar School. Tho invi­ arrivals horo yesterdny. Among tho members ntending yes­ tation includes nlso nil interested terday's meeting wero Mcstlamos friends of tho movement towards n Mrs. J. II. Yoe, of Oxford, Ain., ar­ Archie Betts, Wm. Bolding, M. Min- bettor mutunl understanding of tho rived in tho city for n short stay, nnd arlk, Paul Biggors, C. J. Marshall, problems and plans of tonebers nnd is pleasantly located nt the Monte- Fred Duiger, Howard Overlin, R. W. parents. zumn. I'cnrmnn and J. N. Robson. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. Clayton, of BIRTHDAY PARTY. Augusta, Gn., arrived in the city yes­ Saturday afternoon from three to terday and aro stopping at tho Monte- five o’clock little Miss Dorothy Hnyncumn. cs entertained most delightfully ut a Hnllowo’en party nt her home on George E. Gormely, of Gront Bono, Fifth Street, it. of her Kans., arrived in tho city Sunday and tenth birthday anniversary. is the guest of hla aunt, Mrs. W. M. The house wns decorated with Hal­ Haynes. lowe'en novelties, and festoons. Tho dining table was covered in checker Mrs. McCuughcn, of Orlando, nnd board effect with blnck nnd gold pnsistor, MIsb Ada Wagoner, of Kis­ por. It was centered with tho birth­ simmee, woro tho guests of Miss Elea­ day cake iced in white nnd topped nor Roborts yesterdny. with ton lighted tnpors. Tho place cards wore cunning suggestions of ” A. E. Bnrritt, of Jupiter, W. A. Hallowe'en, nnd nt onch place wore Ames, of Leesburg nnd A. A. Niles, baskets filled with candies. Tho fa­ of St. Augustine, woro among tho vors wero cropo paper cap*. Tlio business visitors hero yesterday. lights woro covered with yellow shades nnd enst a plonsing effect over Misses Bess and Annie Mao Burke, a!). Refreshments of Ico cream and who have been tho nttrnctivo guests enkes were served. of their siBtor, Mrs. Herman Hutchin­ During tho afternoon gamos nnd son, leavo tomorrow for Albnny, N. contests wero enjoyed, tho prize a doll Y. wns won by Marguerite Garner while thu booby prize, ft bull, wont to CnrMrs. Lucy Harbor nnd Miss I.udow- mcn Guthrio. v na Little, of Commerce, Gn., are Among those enjoying tho charm­ spending tho winter hero nt tho Ga­ ing hospitality of littlo Miss Ilaynea bles. They havo many friends hore were: Mary Alice Shipp, Helen Doug­ who are glnd to see them. lass, Sara and Accn Mitchell, Juanita McMullen, Dorothy Goro, Margaret Mrs. H.* II. Stevenson, of Jackson­ Giles, srporic Hoskins, Carmon'Guthville, Is tho guest of hor sister, Mrs. rlo, Marguerite Garner, Eugenia Wnltor M. Iluyncs, cqming down to Keene, Dorothea Lawson, Margaret attond tho Gorinoly-Roborta wedding Britt, Juanita Smith, Pauline Mainos, which takes placo Wednesday after­ Dorothy and Marion Haynes nnd oth­ noon at tho Methodist church. ers. LOCALS (Jr rota muuu»y * ?' Mr nnd Mrs. Sanford Doudnoy hnvo returned from n very plcnsnnt vacation spent in New York nnd oth­ er places of Interest throughout tho North. Their mnny friends nro glnd to sec them back. II. W. Cameron hns gono to Chica­ go to attend the nutomobilo show and from thoro bo will go to Toledo to attend n invention of nutomobilo sup­ ply salesmen nnd will represent tho Sanford Automotive Supply Co. Among tha out of town visitors who took ndvnntngo of tho splendid concort rendered In Central Park yesterday afternoon woro Mr. nnd Mrs. I’nttlnhnll of Geneva, Mr nnd Mrs. Lnwton o f Oviedo and Frnnklln O. King of Orlnndo. W. J. Thigpen- has an advertise­ ment in this issue calling nttention to his winning first place in tho district fen1 selling tho most ipsurnneo tho pant month. Road hla udvortlscmont nnd sco Thigpen nt onco about your life nnd Ire insurance. (From Tnitdtr'* OtUjr) (P M W«4mU*t‘ i OattF) F. A. Huston, the general manager of tho Southern Utilities Company, with headquarters In Palatka, is in tho city looking over the many Im­ provements being mado in the San­ ford plants. Ho sees n marvelous growth in Sanford during the past . . year and thinks that Sanford is one of FIFTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS the best cities in tho state. WERE VOTED FOR BOYS OF WORLD WAR Miss Mary Aymanson and Miss Anna Bayard have just arrived hore Illy T k * A u m Ii M Pr«aa> from Boston. Miss Aymanson Is a CHICAGO, Nov. 8.— By majorities very talented actress from tho Arling­ of more than throe to ona Illinois vot­ ton Theatro at Boston and Miss Bay­ ers voted the $5,500,000 bonus to Il­ ard, who is a very tulcntcd elocution­ linois soldiers in tho world war yeeist, will bo hero for tho wihter visit­ torday nnd also voted in favor o f the ing Mrs. Narvin. Before coming here return of light wines nnd beer. they were conducting a girls’ camp in Massachusetts. IRISH REPUBLICANS OPENED FIRE TODAY C. B. Cole, a papular fertilizer sales ON MILITARY BARRACK agent of Philadelphia, is in tho city <Dr T k * A i u i t a M l»i«— t far a few days shaking hands with LONDON, Nov. 8.—Tho Irish R*- \ bis mnnv friends. Charlie Cole played bail in this section of the state when publican forces in Dublin opened Orlando and Sanford pulled some of heavy fire on the Wellington Military tho best ball playing avor. Wtiile barracks at 0:30 this morning and the Charlie played on tho Orlando team casualties are believed to bo numer­ he bad many friends all over the cir­ ous. Tho fighting is continuing. BONUS BILL WAS CARRIED IN ILLINOIS cuit. Tho Bnli Hardware Company hns a fine hunting window with tho ducks swimming around nnd a fine display of all kinds of guns and ammunition nnnd hunting togs. Tho window is roally a fine hunting window and brings to mind tho fact that tho hunt­ ing season is approaching. Tho Ball window wnR arranged by tho hand of n real window docorntor—wo won't mention his name—but bo sure nnd boo tho window. FOR SALE— Horse, harness and wagon.— J. T. Guorry, Route No, 1, Sanford. 69*2tp I.f the bowels do not net regularly* assist them with nn occasional dose of Hcrbino. It is n flno bowel tonic and laxative. Price GOc, Sold by Union Pharmacy.Adv. HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER Mr. nnd Mrs. Bninbrldgo Rlchnrdson nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. E. R. Wheelor woro In tho city yoaterdny evening stopping with Mr.Riclmrdson's broth­ er, tho genial manager of tho Valdez hotel. Bninbrldgo Riclmrdson 1r vicepresident o f tho Reminolo Hotel Co., OKI,ANDO’ S PUBLICITY TAX. There has been some doubts in tho minds of somo ns to the fonsiblllty or tho soundness of a publicity tax for advertising cities, but thcro Is no doubt with those who havo tried it out. The publicity tnx Is tho only wny to organize n real effort toward advertising n city or county nnd tho only equnblo manner In which to as­ sess tho bunion upon nil nliko. San­ ford has a very amnll tnx nt present nnd .could use to n good ndvnntngo twlco tho sum that Is now raised and expended. Thoro may bo n few who howl nbout this money being spent hut they ore sitting on tho side linos doing nothing nnd drawing big divi­ dends from the efforts of tho Cham­ ber of Commcrco publicity commit­ tee. Orlnndo knows what u publicity tax menus nnd they nro now ut work to rniso the som of $20,000 for tho season's publicity, nnd out of tho $20,000 they will rontizo $200,000 worth of new residents, now Invest­ ors nnd tourists for tho winter. It is history that tho cities using the publicity tnx havo mndo twice tho gain In population that less aggress­ ive cities have done. It is history thnt tho cities wiiu ll.o L—L Hite Z* advertising nro the cities filled with winter visitors, with Investors, with millionaires. Thoro is no nrgumont nbout n publicity tax any moro thnn an nrgumerrif about advertising of nny kind. Results spenk for thorneel vos, * • m MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard's Hand-Painted China Gorham’s Sterling Silver Rogers' Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watchea • / frm o « B « TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN Stnto nnd County Tnx Books nre now open for tho payment of taxes for 1022, n discount of two per cent is allowed for payment in November, one per cent in December. Tnx books done April 1st, Poll Taxes for tho year 1D22, for both men arid women, bocame duo November 1st, 1022. Business nnd Occupation Liconscs became due October 1st, and if not paid, aro delinquent, as tha law re­ quires thut a license be procured bofore conducting the business, profes­ sion or occupation. JNO. D. JINK1N3, Tax Collector, Nov. 3-lmo. Scminolo County. The winter visitors nro coming to Rusty nnil wounds, festering sorgs, Sanford and tho city is filling up and PIPE ORGAN CLUB MUSIC DEPARTMENT business is picking up along every burns and scalds henl rapidly whon A lurgo and onthusinatic meeting of Liquid Brozono is applied. It is All members of tho Music Depart­ lino. tho Pipe Organ Club wns held Mon­ ment aro urged to attond tho moot­ both antiseptic nnd healing. Price, day afternoon with Mrs. A. F, McAlis­ ing of tho* Music Dopnrfmont Wed­ Mrs Bona, of St. Petersburg, Is in 30c, 00c and $1.20. Sold by Union ter at hor homo on West First street. nesday afternoon ut 3:30. Thoro will tho city today visiting' friends. Her Pharmacy,— Adv. During the business hour a number bo a splendid program. Mrs. SesBoms, father and mother, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. of Rems wore disposed of, nnd a com­ the state chuirman, will bo present. A. Hicks, formorly of Paula, aro now A Rat Thut Didn’t Smell Alter Being mittee wns appointed to take chnrgo Interesting pnpors and musical num­ living in St. Petersburg, whore thoy Dead for 3 Months of tho cookod food solo which will bers will bo included in tho program^ have an apartment house and other pvmyirty. bo held nt tho Union Pharmacy next so bo su ro and como. "I swear it wag dead nt lonst 3 months,” said JamcB Sykes, Butcher, Fridny, Nov, 10th. Aftor tho business matters hnd A. II. Moses of New York Is back Westfield, N. J. "Wo saw this rnt (From W»<ln«id-. ■ Dtltrl Charles Cole, o ' Philadelphia, ar­ in Sanford for tho vegetable souson overy day. Put a cako o f RAT-SNAP boon cared for, n very pleasant Hocinl hour was spent, during which tho hos­ rived In tho eity yestordny for a short and. will remain during tho winter. behind a barrel, Months inter my , He left Mrs Moses hi New York to wife asked about tho rnt, Rcmombortess served deliclouB Ice cream nnd visit. \ rocuporato from a bad attack of la od tho barrel, looked behind it. Thoro cako. O, T. Thornton, j t Jacksonville, was grippe and sho will como co Sanford was tho rnt—dead, not the slightost Sixtcon club members nnd several visitors enjoyed Mrs. McAlister’s ho-.- lr. tho city -yesterday attending to as soon ns she is ablo to travel. Mr. odor.” Three sizes, 35o; 05c, $1.25. busing"*' *. Moses is n Sanford citizen and o w m Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball Hard­ pltnlity. •^lYrs. H. J. Millor nnd son, who hnvo some valuable property hero nnd his ware Co.— Adv. Mrs. Stewart Telford wUItjo hos­ [been visiting her parents, Mr. and many friends nro nlwnyB glnd to sco tess to tho club next -Monday nr hor »■ ;;i MititaTivonno.* - v * “ * ! i l c j." Paul C. n u .h w i.tn fw -ta 'iw jI ihlm, pud his family every fall. ••V* i , . For try cv W4ul wu. , . v __________ _____ «Uim. ■HHflHHBn tk&tii BIG CROP Fertilizers Enrich tho soil, increase the yield, hnsten maturity, Im­ prove tho quality. It pays to uso thorn regularly. Stock 'n our wnrehouso at Sanford? Booklet freo from wnrohouse or from— 33 Armour Fertilizer Works Jacksonville. Florida______ i ^ l y U .1 .1 Inactive Liver ‘ t havr had 'rouble with an *«*<■))«, llwe* •' wrntP Mrs S Nichols, o’ U '? Spencer St Houston Texas "When I would get consitoatcd I wou'd leii a buhl dizzy fee ring *n my head 1o pc' up in the mormpg with ? hgtilneis in the he.ad .ind 4 t'rnb'v teellng *s alien a sign •ha* the ilomach is out ot order. Por this i took Thtdjord't Btaib Draught, and without s __ doubt can My | have never <4 found Its equal In any liver 4 1 medicine. II not only deans J tnt liver, but leaves youtnsuch a good condition I have used it a long lime, when food does not seem to set well, or the stomach is a little sour." 1 - isn’ t (W Thedford’i it isn’ t v m v w ir It scatters congestion You get quick relief from a cold by applying Sloan’ s, By quick­ ening circulation ot blood the congestion Is broken up. Million* havo ntao luund in 6 W « wrlccmio rclu -llrn m ih r u m a litm . K e e p It kandv (orsoto, htuiwd iuukIos, bwkache* and n su iutnia. nw pSzM Jt'p& to! *_-■____ ru * •— ~*** — — �THE SANFORD W EEK LY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1922 around waiting until thoy hnv6 THE SANFORD HERALDI nsitting paying business built up. The many Sanford friends o f Mr. estimation. But wo chanced to run and Mrs. Dickson extend their sym­ p Forty-five seems to bo the avorage across an old one published along pathy. Mrs. Dickson was formerly ! ago of suicldo. llonco it must bo tho about tho middlo o f October which is Miss Ann Higgins o f Sanford. ’ danger yenr, tho blackest hour that nn exception. In it Andy is depicted comes Just before tho dawn of suc­ pouring something out o f n bottle AUTO MYSTERY IN cess. At forty-fivo a man is begin­ into a glass and nnlmndvertlng as HALLS-MILLS DUAL ning to grow weary, after years of follows: “ I don’t know why tho news, MURDER CLEARED dogged effort, and is apt to become pnpers make so much /u ss about me I NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Nov. 0. discouraged unless constantly~on his nolf Being congressional timber. guard. Discouragement brings brood- am as good as tho most of thorn down Tho myBtcry in tho presence of tho lings, and brooding may result in the theta arc. Ninety per cont o f them two automobiles—ono an old fashion­ fit of tempororury insanity in which sit down ot roll call nnd whon thoy ed high back model, tho other a smnll wako up thoy brush tho spider webs roadster— in tho Do Russoy’s Lane, most suicides occur. Tho suicldo ignores tho jesson of off and go homo, Tho only roason nonr tho Phillips farm, on tho night countless centuries—this being tho thoy hnvo 43fl congressmen is bo- whon tho Rov. Edwnrd W, Hall and lesson: There is nlwnys n way out of enuso they hnve that mnny seats, ond Mrs. Elcanorn Mills were murdered, any trouble. No trouble ondures for It looks nice to hnvo a full house. has been cleared up in the prepara­ good. Tho suicide is like a man who, There Is no ronson for so mnny— you tions to placet tho entire cuso before at 4 in the ptorning gives up hopo that ohly hear o f flvo or six o f thorn— tho grand jury, authorities said last tho sun ever will rise again. A each party hns its lenders, and the night. rest trait along like a flock o f sheep. The lifting of tho veil which has mighty lesson for,all of us, .this truth Great wcother, we call it that it is always blackest Just before Whatever most of tho republicans arc shrouded that angle offth o case, it for most of tho Doinocrnts are Now for that big lettuco crop nni dawn. It is part of the wisdom wo against. So why not lot tho live oi was snid by special detective Mason, finds the story told ns an eye-witness havo inherited from tho past. - And ft tho real money . is utornnlly true.— St. Petersburg In­ six smart guyB run tho country? by Mrs. Jnno Gibson, farmer woman, They do it anyhow. Thoy will work unchanged. Her statement to tho au­ You remember from your earliest dependent. faster, get more results, and It won’t thorities that she saw two mon nnd boyhood dnys that it nlwnys snows cost so much. Mnybo they could two women in noisy argument under tho day after gecral election in tho ower tho income tnx if thoy didn't tho applo tree, where tho bodies of NoVth, especially whetf tho Demo­ hnvo tto support so mony congress tho rector nnd tho choir singer Inter Let Old Glory fly from every bus­ mon." Tho nbove is what wo cull tho crats win. iness house nad dwelling next Satur­ truth spoken unintentionally, or un­ were found, nnd saw a man fire sever­ We hnve no big rooster to put on day, for on that day wo celebrnte ono awares. Numbers considered the al shots, still stands, tho authorities the front page today, nnd don’t know o f tho greatest events in history— congress o f tho United States is an usBcrt. That account hns been materially whether-we could use it, for the situ­ the end of ono of tho greatest wars nggregntio o f tho omollcst potatoci ation is really in doubt, but if the in history—and wo folka who know ever collected in ono bnsket.— Eustis strengthened in Severn! aspects by tho bringing to light of new avldonce Republicans had mndo good during what the war meant feel grutoful that .nko Region. contributed to the case by two mon tho pnst two years there would not it is all over and wc can turn nsido on who wore near tho inno on tho night evon hnve boon any doubt about tho Armistice Day and once agnin givo of tho murder. result. The Democrats hnvo really the Divine Creator for tho cessation ■team shooting out of tbs op Authorities decline to mako public of all wars of this naturo for many won. 1tbs Jntttsfa on a cafes c t loa. tho identity of tho new witnesses, or years to como. I.ct us all eelebrato divulge other dfitullB which they snid Armistice Day ond ohco again give led to clearing up tho mystory of tho credit to those boys who went out automobiles. Detectives expressed to fight nnd make our peaco possible. doubt that this nnglo of tho caso made through the Strout Farm Agen­ And fly Old Glory from every home, would oven bo revealed to tho grand cy of this city nnd F. C. McMahon thnt all the world mny soo tho Slurs jury, ns tho force of introducing it as. will hnvo charge of the property until and! Stripes, and, seeing tho flag, MAKE THE PENALTY FIT THE brand new ovidonco nt the trial, which Mrs. Black can como down to locate remember what it means. CRIME It is hoped will result from tho work hore. The hotel property belonged to of the inquisitorial bodies, is consid­ A. SJoblom, o f Lake Mary, and makes STORES WILL CLOSE ered of high mportnnce. three snles in ten days for the Strout Ninety days on tho highways or a Three ndictnicnts, it is said, against Farm Agency. Ono sale was to n Chi­ • Orlando Sentinel snys "Orlnrylo cit­ fine of $200 is the limit of, tho ponnlty izens show Interest in state elections.” the week in Sanford, nnd yet tho that can bo imposed upon a person a woman nnd two men will Up asked. cago party, ,ono from San Francisco How remarknblo, if truo. To think merchants are willing to ch so their found guilty o f driving a motor car Tho jury probably will begin its in­ nnd ono from Long^Islund, showing that they should remember they nra places pf business and help the Amer­ tho scope of their activities. whllo in nn intoxicated condition. Ed­ quiry on Monday, still within the conflnes of tho stato ican Legion to cclebrnto tho big doy. na Rogers, of Taft, who wns rushed to of Florida ml take an interest in Every business house in tho city will Mr. I*. La Duke, Farmer, Says, “ You a hospital tho other day to prevent DR. NOnLE I1UYS PROPERTY, state elections! Wo know they wore he closed all day with tho exception her from bleeding to death ns tho roWILL BUILD APARTMENTS Bet Rnls Can lllte Through Motnl ” Interested In city elections every day of Tho Daily Horald, nnd our office sult of being cut by flying glass from In tho year, but not to the extent of has to reninln open nnd get out a tho windshield of tho nutomobilo -in Dr, Noble, of Pennsylvnnin, who has neglecting west Florida, wo nro euro. paper "just tho sumo, but our hoarts which she was riding nfter it ' had been spending several dnys hero the AM ERICAN LEGION will be with tho boys just tho same. been rammed head on by a drunken NEWS guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fields, south of Another auto has been*put on tho Tho pledge of the merchants to close spoodster, near Fine Castle, on the tho "city, has become enamored of witness stand In tho Hall-Mills mur­ shows tho real Iclnd of patriotism Dixie Highway, probablv is o f the Sanford and has purchased the three Everybody get ready for tho big dsy der mystery. O, If thoso autos could and the members of the Amorican opinion that the payment of $200 or Long lots on Myrtle botweon Sixth on November 11th, Armistice Dsy, only talk In that part of the world, Legion appreciate this spirit. How­ doing time In the chain gang for three nnd Seventh streets and will build Wo nro planning to havo ono of the what a wonderful story they could ever, wo would adviso thnt whon A r­ months in not Bufficle. *■ recognition apartment houses on the 'nts. This is largest events o f tho year on thst tall. We wonder if any more oye- mistice Dny falls on Saturday the day. Got your name In now if you wltncflscfl hnvo boen found? At tho next time that Monday bo colobrnted by tho lnw of tho offense against tho ono o f the moat do*h I properties . nro going to outer the Big I’ar*d». for npnrtmonta In thi. and Dr. lost rondlng there wore nt lonBt sixty and keep Saturday for the biggest |public welfare. Miss Rogers would bo perfectly jus­ There will bo throo beautiful loving Noble hns showi. good Judgment in who saw lights, who saw autos, who trading day in tho week. tified in entertaining such nn opinion cups to tho tbreo best decorated can choosing Sanford from among othor taw applo trees uml probably .who because sho is right. Any motorist, in the pnrndo. At tho prosont wo have Florida cities for nn Investment. He drank npplo cider after the frost had DEMOCRATIC VICTORY no matter hejw careful, is nbsolutoly the /allowing cars nnd floats listed to st. Augustine, Flu., No''. 0.— Dr. touched it. was going farther south hut cumo to al the mercy of a man whoso drink- Sanford through the invitation of J, Joseph P. Calhoun, of West Pnlm go in the parade: With but fow precincts to hear The American Legion. MUNICIPAL DOCK A VALUABLE from in vnrious parts of tho United crazod brain loads him to ignore all II. HintermiHtcr, who has known him Bench, pastor of tho Now Presby­ rules of tho road nnd doprives him of AuxllTnry Amorican Legion. terian church, which is organizing ASSET for mnny years, both of thorn com­ States it looks like a swooping vic­ the powor to act Intelligently. If ing from tho same part of Pennsyl­ here, wns elected moderator o f tho Spanish War Veterans. tory for Democrats everywhere. traveling on tho public highways is to Daughters of tho American Revo­ Synod of Florldn at tho openig session vnnin. If tho people of this city will carry There were a few surprises hero and of tho first annual meeting of tho lution, a bond isstio for tho purpose of con­ there where n Democrat failed to he be mndo Httfe, people guilty of the Sallio Harrison Chapter. Synod of Florida Presbyterian Church structing n huge municlpnl dock nnd elected, but in tho main it means that crlmo which resulted in tho perman­ UNION REVIVAL MEETING Children of tho Amorlcnn P'"*:!-of the United States of America, held warehouses on tho river front tho the country has experienced a Demo­ ent disfigurement of that young lady CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH in Memorial Presbyterian church Inst tion. action will bo n Htep towards prog­ cratic landslide. It Bhows which way from Tuft, should bo given a sentence confederate Veterans. night. ress which will prove a percoptiblo the wind blows, nnd it means that that would keep them out of further Rev. J. S. Flncks, tho converted mischief for a long time to conic. Hut. Fernnld Laughton Hospital Tho Synod will be hi session asset to tho entire county. Tho plnn .low, who is holding a series of moot­ Woninn’s Club. throughout this coming to an proposed Inst ovenig nt tho council good in tholr multitudinous promises bettor still, got ut tho root of tho ings with the Presbyterian nnd Con­ Hoy Scouts. end Slide;. , November 12. Some forty meeting was ono which will appar­ nnd thnt tho people havo found them evil, tho boot-legging business. With gregational churches, is drawing nnd the elimination of boozo, much of the Elks Club arches from the Presbyteries of ently work out well. It was well out. It also means that tho Demo­ deeply interesting tho peoplo, by reckless driving of tho present day north, southeast nnd Boutliwest Flor­ Odd Fellows. received nt tho session, there being cratic party stands a mighty fine unique nnd forceful p r a n c in g of Robecn Lodge. ida, are represented by clergy nnd no nrgument against it; nnd tlicro is chance to go back into powor two would be abolished.— Lakeland Stnrfamiliar unristlnn truth. His thor­ Telegrnm laymen delegates. Tho Woman’s Knights of ColunibuB, little doubt thnt the snmo question r ..tat i. ia almost a gouu ough understanding of tho Hebrew Khvnnis Club, Synodical opened meetings this morn­ V.'*11 l>v vi»i}i>>ukicoiiy endorsed nt tho bet to place your money that way. It characters makes it possible for him ing nnd witl continue sessions until Catholic Women’s League, polls whon the vote Is taken. Its also means thnt this country will to throw side lights upon the Scrip­ Rotary Chib, construction will bo a big factor In never again allow any party to rule HARRY DICKSON tures, that reveal new beauties in tho tomorrow at noon. Noted visitors who appear on the Synod program in­ Chamber o f Coinmei. o, tho mnttor of river transportation, Jung when thoy fall to measure up to Word o f God. llo gave last night, clude W. W. Cleveland, D. D., o f St. Seminole Game Protective Ass’n. and will hnvo n tendency to force the many requirements thnt the pres­ Master Harry N. Dickson, tho lit­ to n crowded house, a strong sermon Louis; W. A, Pro vino, I). T)., Nash­ American Fruit Growers, Inc. down charges on such shipments ent day demands. tle 4-ycnr-old son of Mr. and Mrs. on tho "Marvelous in Jesus* Life,” ville, Tenn.; George Francis French, Lloyd Shoo Store. still continuing to bo carried by rail Harry N. Dickson, pnssed nwny nt closjpg with a tender appeal to tho D. D., Philadelphia; Professor Chns. Rail Hardware Co. Tho dctnollg should bo mostnecurntoNEW HOMES WILL BE BUILT unsaved to accept this Wonderful Swung’ Ji, LL. D., Pittsburgh, who 11ill Ilardwaro Co. Jy worked out before decisive action Savior. Many hearts were thrilled will give his famous temperance lec­ H. & O. Motor Co., Is taken tto ovoid any complications The dawrth of houses in this city by tho message,' ture, “ Tho Battle o f tho Ages.” Koumillnt and Andorson, In the future; then tho people should will bo met. No growing city the aizo Ho will spenje again tonight on tho vnte m a unit for the bonds.— Pa- t.. Ssmford .Om! u q O lo.*„ The Boat. i,-t* "Fatherhood of God.” The question FIRST INTERNATIONAL la tkn Nows. Seminolo-Buick Co. ling tho money to build the houses so will bo raised, "Whoso fnthor is GLIDING CONGEST TO I. D. Martin. badly needed. It is safe to assert thnt G od?" and will ho answered from tho BE HELD AT DAYTONA ABOUT SUICIDE. C. W. Stokes. if ono hundred houses could ho built Scripture. Hugh Tillis. at once they would bo occupied In tho opinion of tnc attending physician Don’t miss this discourse. DAYTONA, Fin., Nov. 0.— Accept­ Sanford Pnint & Wall Paper Co. ' Doctors nro more apt to resort to next two months. And there have thnt tho worst had pas-vd. However, ance of the Daytona Chamber o f Com­ Hill Lumbor Co. sutcldu than momhora of any othor been so mnny families boro looking at 2 o’clock this morning ho suffered EUGENE A. SUMMERLIN merce invitation to -hold the 'first in­ Brothers of St. Andrews. profession. This Is revealed by tho for homes ntid so much has' been a severe sinking spell, from which it YOU ARE WANTED HERE BY ternational gliding contest staged in Elder Springs Water Co. latest suieido records, which “bnw doc­ said about tho houses needed in Snn- wns impossible to revive heart ac­ YOUR WIFE AND CHILD tho United States on tho bench at Hcintermlster Piano Co. tors nt tho head o f tho list among ford that at Inst tho cry has been tion. Two physicians worked! cour­ Daytona was announced ye^tordny by Mi-Lady Shape. professional men. Discussing this in heeded nnd it is understood thnt a ageously until tho InBt, but nt 8:40 If Eugono A. Summerlin is hero or tho Aoro Science Club of Amorlca, Escorts— Knights Templar, in full American Medicine Magazine, Dr. S. new compuny recently formed will tho little follow peacefully crossed if nnyona horo knows anything about from Now York. uniform. List your name nt Lloyd’s Dnnn Huhlmrd, of Now York City, furnish tho nionoy for homes, nnd tho divide nnd passed into tho great his whereabouts thoy should soo Sher­ Entries from all over tho world will Shoe Storo or with Snm Yountz if reaches tho conclusion thnt occupa­ mnny of them will now ho built. San­ boyond. iff Hand nt onco nnd ho will tell them compete lor tho prizes, $1,000 of you wish to enter your car in tho tional strain Is greatest In tho medi­ ford hns long needed more money for Little Harry wns a favorite nmong cal pretension. A physician Is in investments in homes. Tho Sanford the children in his neighborhood.. It where his wife nnd child can bo found. which hns been donntod by tho Dny- parade. Everybody is urgently re­ constant danger, dealing with diseas­ Building and Loan Association could lms boon tho custom for his mnny lit­ Mrs. Summerlin nnd child arrived here tonn Chamber of Commerce. Tho nioes in their most advanced stnges, es­ not supply tho demand, nnd It wns tle friends to gnther in his bnckj several days ago expecting to find torless planes will tnko o ff from the pecially the incurable kind. An un­ only a question of time whon outside yard to play under the largo oaks. Summerlin but ho wns not hero when landward Hide of tho high sand dunes thinking public overlooks this meri­ cnpltnl would como to Sanford nnd His presence nmong his plnymntos thoy arrived ami they know nothing along tho bench nnd glldo towards tho torious service. You novor hoard of n supply tho money. This moons that will bo sorrowfully missed. His about him nnd cannot find any trnce open sea. Tho Innding field nnd hangar are doctor backing out of a caso becauso many new homes will bo started as cheerful disposition, .hin masterful of him nnd they are horo without funds and the sheriff’s office nnd the now being’ erected. * ho fears tho malady, however dread. soon ttB arrangements can bo mndo to and manly manner endeared him to charity organizations and churches A lesson in courage and solf-sucrlfico build those homes nnd nnothcr long- all who know him. n o was a hand­ A Lady in Chicago Telegraphs for felt want will bo fllTod. With the some child with a beautiful disposi­ are looking nftor thorn meantime. for tho good of humanity. If unyone hero knows anything Rat-Snnp. tion. In proportion to numbers ongngad requisite nutifbor of houses horo to o f Sumniorlln communicnto with Sher­ Rend Mrs. Phillips1 wire: "Youell’s Hurry Dickson is tho second child vIn tho profession, tho suicldo rate rent or to soli tho population of tho iff Hand or with tho Horald office. Extonnfnutor Co., Westfield, N. J. anil only boy of four children born among doctors in 1021 wns not much city will Increase, for no city can add NOTICE. Kush $:i worth of RAT-SNAP.” Lnlar to Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Dickson, to tho population if there nro no higher than among lawyers. Suicides .All Legion members are requested LAKE MARY HOTEL rec’d following letter: "RAT-SNAP He was 4 years old in September. lust year totaled 80 doctors and 57 homos to locate tho now families. WAS SOLD YESTERDAY to parade with army clothes or civi • arrived. It rid our house of rats In Tho funernl services will bo hold lawyers. But there are many more LONG ISLAND •PARTIES bin clothes. By request of Legion no time. Jyst moved hero from Pa., tomorrow morning nt the residence, GUMP TELLS THE TRUTH doctors than lawyers. Both profeswhere I used ItAT-SNAP with gront committee. • 130 East Amelin avenue, Rov. Fnthor 'sions require courage nnd tho will­ Mrs. M. W. M. Black, of DouglaB- results." Three sizes, 35c, fi5c, $1.25. Our opinion of tho Gump cartoons Fox officiating, with Director Hand power of endurance. Thoy hnvo this ton, Long Island, purchased tho Lake Sold and guaranteed by Bnll Hard­ Got. your offico supplies, stationery in charge of the niTangomonts.—OrIn common; yours at costly education, generally is not of the hlghost, nnd Mary Hotel ycBtorduy. Tho solo wns ware Co.— Adv. ami Post Curds at tho Herald office. lnando Reporter-Star. v thon years of comparative Inactivity, Andy's untrnneo Into politics hnB in Boiling— And on Cake of Ice! �*ruy ' m THE SANFORD W EEKLY H E R A lD , FRIDA V, FFICIAL retu rn s FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY IN TUESDAY’S ELECTION to Education, authorizing the Legis­ .580 lature to provide for tho creation of rk Trammell ............................. C. Lawson ................................ . 70 School Districts and authorising tho levy and collection o f a Special School Representative in Congress, 4th Tax In such Districts not to exceed in any ono year ten mills on tho dollar. Congressional District Ycay ............................. ........... 44fl .524 J, Sears No ................................................. flj) ivard W. McCay ........................... 85 For United Stitee Senator Proposed Constitutional Amendment |For Justice of Supremo Court to Article V relative to tho Judiciary ferson B. Browno ....................... 478 Department, authorizing tho Legisla­ F. Tnylor ..........- .....— ............. 880 ture to provido for tho appointment of ono or moro additional Circuit Judges Superintendent of Public Instruc­ In Judicial Circuits having moro than tion, State of Florida Sovcnty-flvo Thousand population. Yes ........................................... -..280 S. Cawthon .................................624 No ..................................................no Railroad Commissioner, State of Florida Proposed Constitutional Amendment |Hudson Burr ...............................482 to Soctlon 3 of Article XVI, relating D. Campbell ...............................455 to tlmo o f tho payment of Salnrles of State Officers, authorizing tho pay­ Representative to the Legislature ment of such Salnrles monthly instead rest Lake .............. 537 of quarterly. Yes .............................................. 300 No ................................................. on For County Commissioner District No. 1 L. Bledsoe ...................................405 District No. 2 bn Mcisch .................................... 801 District No. 3 |W. Enlzmingor ..................... 358 District No. 4 |F. Wheeler ...................................329 District No. 5 Idor Curlott .................................538 Board of Public Instruction District No. 1 Williams ................................ 418 District No. 2 |A. Dallas..................................... 850 District No. 3 F. Harrison ................................348 Imposed Constitutional Amendment 1Section 10 o f Article XII, relating Proposed Constitutional Amendment to Section 3 of Article VII, relating to number of members of the Senate and Houso of Representatives, providing for ihlrty-olgbt members of tho Sen­ ate and that Counties having Ono Hundred Thousand or more population Bhnll hnvo four Representatives each; Counties having Thirty Thousand and not moro than Ono Hundred Thousand population shall havo threo Represen­ tatives each; Counties having Ton Thousand Fivo Hundred and not moro thnn Thirty Thousand population shnll hnvo two Representatives each, and nil Counties having less than Ten Thousand Fivo Hundred population shnll hnvo one Representative each. Yes .................................................. 174 No ................................ 235 in roses, carried out the dainty coloY ■chomo. During tho evening a lovely musical program was rendered under tho di­ rection of Mrs. Craig Harris. Late In tho evening Mr. nnd Mrs. Gormely left in their car for a short wedding trip, keeping their destina­ tion a secret. Mrs. Gormoly’s travel­ ing costume being of blue Poirot twill, with blousa of blue and henna georgette, with this she woro n chic hat of henno punna velvet und gloves nnd other accessories of brown, Mrs. Gormely is the charming and accomplished daughter of Mrs. J. D. Holier Is anil numbers her friends by her acquaintances. Mr. Gormely came to Sanford ten years ago from Great Bend, Kansas, and holds n responsible position with tho Crown Paper Co. Ho I]as made many friends here by his sterling quulitlos, Tile many friends of tho popular young couple Join In wishing them every futuro happiness. After a short hnnoymoon Mr. and Mrs. Gormely will make their home at tho Roberts homo on Laurel nvo. Among tho out-of-town guests were Mrs. II. II. Stevenson, of Jackson­ ville; George Gormely, of Great Ilcnd^ Knnsns; Mr, nnd Mrs. Wngoner nnd Miss Ada Wagoner of Ktasimmoo; Mr, and Mrs. McCnughan, of Orlando; Mrs. T. S. Roberts, of Jacksonville; Miss Jessio Street Roberta, of Wil­ mington, N. C., and others. 10, 1922 KNIGHTS TEMPI,AR ATTENTION 1 OORMELY-ROBE'.tTS white cropo do chine, and carried tho --------ring in n largo whlto lilly. Taylor Comandery No. 28 will par­ woddlng of Interest to a wldo cirThe bride entered with her sister, ticipate in the American Legion pnrof friends was that of Miss Eloan- ftflBB j U8a|0 street Roberts, by whom ado Armistice day. IRoberts nnd Ernest Gormely, which aj,0 waB g[Von in marrlngo. They were Every Knight Templar in this sec­ J>k place yostorday afternoon at five joined at the altar by tho groom and tion who has u uniform Ib expected to lock at tho Methodist Church, Dr. j,|B boat man, his •brother George report at tho Asylum Saturday at 0 IW, Walker, pastor, performing the Gormely. Tho bride was radiantly n. m. for preliminary instructions and |pressive ring ceremony. lovely In her bridal rote of white Kit- drill. rho chnncol rail nnd choir loft wore ton's oar crepe, tho skirts being a Full dress uniform. |ihpIotoly covered In white with <Jrapcd model with pnnols at olthcr II. E. TOLAR, icings of feathery asparagus ferns. g[d0, at the bottom of theso wore hand 195-ltc; 05-ltc Eminent Commnndor. tho rail wore crystal candle sticks mn{j0 roses. The blouse was surplice [tding whlto tapors and at either end c ffect, wlth slashed sleeves fastened Notice of. Application for Tax Deed fro silvor cnndlobrns, whllo in tho wlth ropos of pearls at olthor side of Under Section 575 of tho General nter was a crysfcnl vase holding pink tho girdle w«rc rosea centered with Statutes of the State of Florida ncs. I’ ottod ferns nnd white pod- prnr1*, Her veil of misty tulle worn Notice is hereby given that D. D. tals on which woro white basket- coronot fashion with touches of real Daniel, purchaser of Tax Certificate ed with pink radiance woro lace and star jessamine. Her show­ No. 511, dated tho 3rd day of Juno, A. ectively placed. The entire edifice er bouquet whr rose buds, swnnson- 1), 1918, bus liiod said certificate in s encircled with tall bumboo. Tho iu nnd Iilliet.0pMins Jessie Roberts my offico and hi*'’ made application .•» rescr-. .tj for tho family wore was -attired Id brown Spanish lace for Tax Deed to issue thereon in ncr'- U with ropes of asparagus ferns over satin with touches of gold, hor cordnneo with law, snid certificate em­ d at each pow wero white chrysan- bouquet wns a corsago of pink roses. braces tho following described prop­ miims, * Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer was a erty situated in Sominole County, drs. McCnughan, of Orlando, or- girlish picture in snpphtro blue satin Florldn, to-wit: Lot 12, Bloc.- B, Villa nist, had ehargo of tho nuptial musa draped model with trimmlngn of Mills, The said land being obsessed nnd rendered u beautiful program silver. Her hair was bound with ono nt tho (Into of tho issuanco of sut’’ cer­ lie the guests were assembling. Shu tificate in tho name of Unknown. of tho now wido bandeaus of silver. a (insisted by Ml a Lillio Ruth Spen• Also: Tax Certificate No. 350, dat­ Mrs. McCnughan wns gowned in ed tho 7th day of June, A. D. 1920, r, soprano, who sang "O Love of pink gcorgetto over buttercup satin ine." Tho bridal chorus from Lohhas filed said certificate in my offico with trimmings of crystal. grin was used as a processional und has ntadp application for Tax Mrs, Robert!/, mother of the bride, Deed to issue thereon in accordance He Mondenssohn’a wedding march woro black satin combined with black with Inw. Snid Certificate embraces s used as recessional. Tim bridal party wns led by Misses brocade. Miss Margaret Roberts, sis­ the following described property sit­ »ily Griffin nnd Irma Smith, \yln> ter of. the bride, woro white silk lace uated in Scminolo County, Florida, towit: Lots 3, 5, 0, nnd 9, Block E, Vil­ ro candle bearers, they entered over whlto tnffeta. > Immediately following" tho ceremony la Blills. The said land being assessed m cither side bearing lighted enns. Tlrt-y woro becoming frocks of an informnl reception was held at tho at tile date of tho issuanco of such l i n ­h blow taffeta ntmlo bouffant ef- home of tho bride's mother oy I.nuro! certificate in tho name of Unknown. Also: Tax Certificate No. 383, dat­ t nnd trimmed with hnnd-made avenue. Tho Inrgc'porch was enclosed and ed tho 2nd day of Juno, A. D. 1919,, wers. Tho ushers nnd bridesmaids lered next, coming from either side beautifully decorated with baskets of lias filed said certificate in my offico d alternating, Den Steele nnd Miss yellow daisies, und it was boro that and has made application for Tax ha Luing entered first taking their tho happy young couplo received con­ Deed to issue thereon in accordance cos on tho chancel, they wero fol* gratulations. At one end of tho [torch, with Inw. Said certificate embraces tied by Bliss Adn Wagoner and Col- was a prettily arranged Tlunch table, the following described property sit­ r Brown. Mrs. Morris Spencer ns and Mrs. Walter Haynes nnd Mrs. uated in Seminole County, Florida, tome of Honor and Morris Spencer Roby Lning dispensed delicious fruit wit: Lot 8, Block E, Villa Mills, The said land being assessed at tho date [llowcd. punch throughout tho evening. Mrs. Cluudo Ilomdon grouted tho of the issuanco of hucIi certificate in Miss Luing wns lovely in turquoiso o changeable taffeta trimmed with guests upon their arrival, and intro­ tho name m Unknown. UnlcsH said certificates shall bo re­ nd-mado flowers nnd B ilvor. In hor duced them to tho bridal party. At deemed according to law, Tax Deed ir she woro u bumlunu of silver tho door woro Miss Margaret Roberts will issue thereon on tho 10th day of iss Ada Wngonor’s dainty frock of nnd Mrs, J, B. Lawson. Decembor, A. D. 1922. Tho reception room was also dec­ bid taffeta wns trimmed with sllWitness my official signature nnd luco. Sho woro a bandeau of orated with quantities of lovely dais­ aids in her hair. Tho bride's maids ies in baskets, In the living room seal thin tho 10th day of November, A. ce silver slippers nnd carried bou- whore tho many gifts wore displayed D. 1922. (SEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS, tho docorntions woro bright colored cts of pink ^ndiance roses. 'Clerk Circuit Court, Mrs. Spencor wub attired In a drap- zinnias nnd potted plnnts. Scminolo County, Fla. Receiving nt tho dining room door model peach bloom taffeta with 05-fltc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. imrajngs of silver, worn with silver wub Mrs* R. R. Eldredgo. Sho wns Vovcrs. Her flowers woro whlto nssislud in serving by Blisses Carolyn '*o buds. Spencer, Katherine Wilson, Ruth Miss Dazlo Eldredgo, as mnld of Hand, Omar Allen nnd Charlotte WATER BUGS entered next, wearing green Smith.' ANTS Pink nnd grcun wob tho pretty color d silver taffeta with trimmings of motif used in tho dining room, baskots ver roses. Hor flowers wore pink *cs. of pink rosea nnd ferns woro used. 7he dainty llttlo flowor girl, Saideo Quantities of pink unshaded tnpors "limns, carrying a basket of pink wore effectively placed. Tho dining EASILY KILLED BY USINO >CH Preceded tho bride. Her fairy tablo was centered with a silver vase 0 frock was of yollow taffeta with holding pink radiance roses, at cither S T E A R N S ’ ELECTRIC P A S T E ruffles. Entering from tho op- side were pink tnpors in silvor candle ll alto bill. rata and mlna. It forcca Ihtta poata to run from building for ivaUr ' to ftislo with tho flower girl wns sticks, und placed at intervals woro and froali air, A Jin box oontxIriH f-nnui;h to kill SOto 100 rnlMor mlro. tint It from '■ miniature ring bonrer, Master jilnk and white mints in crystal com­ /our drug or utnnrul aloro dnntn- today. ■•rry j 00 Minarlk wearing a Fton potes. Tho refreshments of brick ico READ! fO n USE-BETTER THAf. .;J W 3 of black velvet nnd blouso of cream and individual cakes embossed COCKROACHES ...PROGRAM LONGWOOD CIVIC LEAGUE ■y ■ ••• The Longwood Civic League gave a tea Friday afternoon, November 3. Mrs. Stuart nnd Mrs. nistlino were hostesses. Tho ladles wero especially pleased to have with them Mrs. Endor Curlett, .Child Wclfnro chnirmnn of tho county, who gave an interesting nnd instructive account of tho work car­ ried on in Seminole county schools, etiprclnlly in tho Genovn school. Mrs. Curlott was followed by Mrs. Jonnlo CAMPBELL-LOSSING POST NO. 53 Clark, school nurso of Seminole county. All mothors of the school Sanford, Florida children had lieoiv invited to meet Mrs. Clark, who told thojn how to help her in her school work. Mrs. John Leonard), state chair­ 8:30— Legionares Meet nt Court House With Band. man o f Child WeKnro, who wns also 0:00— Memorial Exercises at Central Park— Dr. King, Speaker—r present, gnvo a most interesting tnlk Placing Wreath. on calisthenics in tho school, nlso tho County Federation work. A most do- 10:00— Street Parade— Decorated Flonts, 154th Infantry Band, Lodges, Prizes awarded for best Floats. lightful socinl hour followed, tho la­ dles serving delirious lunch and cake. 11:30— Exhibition Drill by National Guard on Bulkhead. The Lcaguo will give a book socinl Frldny evening, November tenth. 12:00— Chow-Chow, 25c per plate on tho bulk head. ARMISTICE DAY U SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1922 • If your child eats ravenously at times nnd at othor times has no ap­ petite nt nil, look out for worms. White’s Cream Vorlfugo is the rem­ edy to use. I clenrs them out. Price, ."5c. Sold by Union Pharmacy.— Adv. 1 :30— Speaking nt Court House. For Immsatata shipment. All sansonah la Field nnd Vegetable Beads. Writ* for Prloa List nnd Catalogue. Our beau tlful and Instructive catalogue Is fret and gives valuable Information on farming and gardening for Florida and the Houth. Write to us to d s / for apac tnl prices on /o u r seed requirements Our complete stock will enable us t< supply you to advantage In price and quality. E. A. Martin Seed Co. Oldest and Largest Seed House In Fla ' 2:00— Athletic Events—Tug-of-War, Oviedo vb . Lake Monroe...... Boy Scoutu, Tent Pitching; Tie, Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. Boy Scouts, Broad Jump; Cnp, Yowell Company. Boy Scouts, 50-yard Dash; Knife, Hill Hardware Co. Boy Scouts, Signalling; Tie or Cap, Churchwell Co. Boy Scouts, Water Boiling; Belt, D. L. Thrasher. Boy Scouts, First A id; no prize, exhibition. Men’s 100-yard-dash; Gymnasium Shoes, Lloyd Shoo Store O'llrynn J. (J. shnr«» O’BRYAN & SHARON Attorncys-nt-Lnw Woman ISitten on Arm! Mrs. Hammond writes, “ I was bit­ Wilt jirncitce In nil thp courts. ten on tho nrmy by n bed bug. My Examination of AOstructn of :.nmt Tl doctor said I ronched him Just in tlmo tlos irlvon aspoclal attention to avoid serious disease. When I knew Offices In Bsmluols Count/ think litda HAXFOItl), FI,OltlDA tile danger of bed bugs, I cleaned them out with Roynl Guaranteed Bed Bug Liquid." Protect your hcnlthl Do tho SEED CORN, COWPEAS, VELVET same thing TODAY. 25c. Sold nnd BEANS, MILLET, GRASS guaranteed by R. C. Bower.—Adv. SEED, SORGHUM WANTED—Colored men or women to •sell guaranteed hair softener nnd straightener to colored people. Sells on sight. Experience unnecessary. $50 a week for Tull time, $1.00 an hour spare tlmo.—Tho Hair Style Co,, 0037 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, III. 0B-4tc ■*-. - ■ 3:00— Boat Races on Lake Monroe, Power Boats. 4 ;00— Footbnll Game— Sanford H. S. vs. Dnytona li. S. 6;00— Supper Hour— Local Hotels and Restaurants. 7:30— Band Concert by 154th Infantry Band, 40 pieces, corner Park Avenue nnd First Street. 8:30— Dance— Elks’ Club, Kendnl-Grceno Orchestra. starts promptly at 8:30 to 12 midnight. Dancing All Military Organizations requested to parade— American Le­ gion to parade in uniform, if possible. The Cups must be won three times for final owmrship. v .l Silver Loving Cups donated by Wight Bros.’ Co.. First Nation­ al Bank, Seminole County Bank, Peoples Bank, Chase &*Co., San­ ford Truck Growers, Edward Higgins. • 101-200 East Day Street JACKSONVILLE -t - FLORIDA LANDIS, FISH ft HULL Attorneys and Coimsellors-at-Law DoLAND, FLORIDA Wilt practice In the State and Feder­ ■ al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ amining and Perfecting Land Titles ■ GEO. G. HERRING A ttorncy-at-Law No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin SANFORD, FLORIDA iu s :s z n i SLABS, V \PKUUILDINi. SI a :. 21 B MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMB MILVIS MARBLE COMPANYJ. W. BARRETT, Representative QUARRY DISTRIBUTORS Securo our prices before plucing your orders; you will be more than repaid. All work done in a satisfactory mnnn nnd your busi­ ness is appreciated. * IB ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BHUIJBnlHX . O H O H C ': rtIKBBI iismess PAVEMENT must be genuinely durable to withstand the punishment it receives on a business [street. Heavy wagons grind and pound it with Iron-tired wheels. Ten-ton motor tracks a p p ly u » e h e n t i r e weignt on only a few square inches. Workmen tear it up fre­ quently to reach underground mains and con­ duits. Withal, it must remain sm ooth to afford easy riding for pleasure cars und minimize wear and tear on all vehicles. A PAVEMENTS withstand alt punishment and m eet all req u ire ments for a longer period o f years and at less expense than any possible substitute. Hard, tough, dense and durable each brick is practic­ ally immune to all of these damaging influences which are so apt to destroy inferior surfacing materials; Brick m ay'be taken up easily and quickly replaced/ so that business traffic need suffer little interference. Then too, merchants appreciate the fact that brick can’t absorb street filth/ rot away, becom e unsanitary or generate dust. NATIONAL PAVING BRICK MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION C levelan d , O h io StUSi �rft1 *? . * fry' w SI-.'K sw JaJrtKiffr i■ ■4>f: My! •>-; ; v!>.1 m TH E SAN FO RD W E E K L Y H E R A LD , FR ID A Y, N O VEM BER 10, 1922 HXr Bgg ;-vi' 1, PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION ON T H A N K S G IV IN G DAY CALLS FOR OUR DEVOTION ELECTION CALM DAILY SERVICE BY AIRPLANE DID NOT PREVAIL TO FLORIDA IN ALL CITIES iTJt, i fr- mm ■ m ;4> S ... PUBLIC FORUM I have known of this same form of petty graft being practiced in a few / othor communities In Florida. They wero all small towns that seemed to MOTOR TR AFFIC hnve nothing to offer to 'winter visl N EEDS REGULATION tors, and the palpable Impression re­ OF D IFFE R E N T SORT sulting from the practice Is that the community, being exasperated because Sanford, Fla., Nov. 7, 1922. thoy cannot snatch some o f the tour Mr. R. J. Holly, ists’ money at leisure, are determined Editor The Sanford Herald, at any rate to snatch what they can of It on tho wing. The inevitable result Sanford, Fla. is that the community Is quickly Dear Sir: stigmatized as one to be avoided and Herewith is a copy of a lettor I have oven tho removal of the cause does not today written to Mr. George Do entirely obliterate the impression Cottes. If space permits I should that the peoplo in that town are not thimk you to publish it onco in both the dally and weekly editions of your friendly. To havo Sanford branded as a com paper: munity of that kind would patently be Sanford, Fla., Nov. 7, 1922. a grave mistake, yet the danger o f It Mr, George DeCottes, sooms to be imminent unless immedi­ Sanford, Florida. ate steps are taken to dissolve I t I Dear Sir: A i a member o f the Seminole Coun sincerely hope that the policy may be ty Motor Club, for whom I understand changed In the near future} that San­ you are acting in the capacity of legal ford may have traffic laws that are counsel, I feel it is incumbent on mo sensible and effective, and that they to report certain aspects o f a sltun may bo enforced by officials who will t!nn existing In Sanford, which Is in­ bo courteous and command respect herently defeating somo of tho aims from residents and strangers alike. 1 havo mailed a copy of.th is letter of tho club and re-acting harmfully to tho Sanford Herald with tho re­ to the interests of Sanford citizens as quest that it be published in its col­ a whole. umns. A few mornings ago I was hurry­ Yours respectfully, ing Into town at an early hour on an PHILIP R. ANDREWS. important mission. I had with me a Tho patrons and teachers Associa­ tion held a 'delightful and moat inter­ esting meeting at tho school house last Thursday afternoon. The school trus­ tees had mnde the Genova school a WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.— President Harding expects to Issue a call on present o f ta beautiful largo flag and Thursday or Friday for a special session of congress convening November tho children took this day to give a 20th, It was announced today at the White House. It was said although the fitting program in honor of the gift, president was not Irrevocably committed to proposal fo r special session after vyhlch everyone retired to the which has generally been expected by congressional leaders,1' only eleventh school yard and the fla g was raised hour change o f mind would prevent him from Issuing a call. Plan for spec­ while the children and audience sang ial session after election has received general endorsement of senate and our beautiful national anthem, "The hous leadrs. Although th program fo r the session has not been worked out Star Spangled Banner." A fter the definitely it provides for consideration o f tho merchant marino bill by the flag raising tho regular business houso and the Dyer anti-lynching measure by the senate. The Dyer bill meeting was held. Delightful refresh­ already passed the house. ments of punch and cake were served, and a most Interesting talk on bird it* ta * i m i« life which both children and grown ups enjoyed was given by Mrs. Herron of Sanford. Mr. and Mrs, Bort.Patterahall, of Orlando, spent the week end with Mrs. H. H. Fattershall. Mrs. J. M. Littlor and Mrs. Layten nnd children spent a few days lost week with M rs,' Llttior’s daughter, WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.— (By tho Associated Press).— De­ Mrs. T, W. Provnttf claring that tho state of tho nation "presents very much to Justify Mrs. Hodges and Mrs. Josio Provutt nation-wide and most sincoro testimony of gratitudo for tho of Chuluota took dinner Sunday with bounty which hnB been bestowed upon us," President Harding in Mr. nnd Mrs. E. H. Kiibee. his annual Thanksgiving proclamation today calls upon the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tlllis, of Sanford American peoplo to obsorvo Thursday, November thirty, as a day spent Sunday with Mrs. Tillin’ father of “ Thanksgiving, supplication and dovotion.” E. H. Kiibee. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield spent guest from Now York who was on his first visit'to Florida, and who might Saturday in DeLand. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. C Jacobs spent In tho future bo able to contribute something to the upbuilding of the Sunday with Mrs. J, M. Prcvntt. city. Kindly •imagine, then, my pride Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Provntt, Mrs. J. in the city when, with a clear roai M. Littlcr and daughter and Mrs. ahead of mo, I was stopped on Culory Layton ami daughter of Now Smyrna and Mrs. Fred McFnrtnnc visited Mr. avenuo, by an officious, insolent youth nnd Mrs. Will Prcvntt at Mooro’s in unkempt nttiro that betrayed no ovidenco of authority, who cxtortcc Station Sunday. Mrs. Clifford Proctor, of Sanford, $10.00 from me on the nominal excuse that I was cxcccding-tha speed limit. is visiting Mrs. William Kilbe. AERO MARINE AIRWAYS WILD CHICAGO PRECINCT WORKER Miss Helen Courtnoy is visiting • I havo driven n car nearly twenty HAVE LINE FROM NEW FIRED UPON AS IIE LEFT yenrs nnd hnvo always been told YORK Mrs. Howard Flynt. HIS HOME Mrs. J. M. Littlcr nnd Mrs. Lnyton, was a careful and conservative drlv i n r Tho Aaanrlntrd l*roaa) of Now Smyrna, spent tho day Satur­ or. In nil that time I hnvo had but MIAMI, Nov. 7.— Officials of the III? The Aaauctnlrd I’ rraa) ono accident of any sort, and thut was day with Mrs. Fred McFnrlnnc. aero marine airways announced here CHICAGO, Nov. 7.— Violence in con­ Mr. und Mrs. L. . Rchblnder, of a trivial collision hero in Snnfort today tho company will establish nection with tho election broko out Fort Monde, wore visiting friendB in when a man cut hiH corner on tho daily airplano passenger service be­ today in Chicago when J. H. Clancy, wrong sido o f tho street and met mo Geneva last Sunday. tween Now York and Miami. Tho Republican precinct worker was fired T. W. Prcvntt and mother, Mrs. J, hend on when I was o ff tho brick on Service will bo started in Docombor upon ns he was ienving his homo. M. Provntt, spent Wednesday in Long- the right Bide. but daily service probnbly not before Nono of the shots took effect and at­ Whothor or not I was technically in wood. spring. tackers escaped in motor car. Tho Community Club of Geneva error in tho proseu: instance is not the gave a Hallowe’en party at Town Hall point. I wns driving with all duo cuu LOST— Gold faco Elgin wrist watch, WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.— Elections Tuosday night. A great many camo tlon and ut a rensonublo rata o:’ on Park avenuo between 1st and over trie country today had their re­ masked and there wero many original spued. Nor is tho loss of $10.00 12th. Reward if returned to 1212 flex in Washington. In every gov­ I wli costumes. A largo number of folkB, ninttor of grave concern. Park Avenuo. 109-2tp ernment department many vacant cheerfully forfeit a much more ser­ young and old, attended and everyone plnccs, novcrnl members of tho cabi­ roported a plonsnnt evening. The Com ious amount at nny tlmo 1 am foum Two Hundred Thousand Men to Feed net and many under officials and pm miinlty Club served refreshments con­ guilty of endangering anyone’s ilfo Rats I ployes having gono homo to vote. The sisting of doughnuts, coffee nnd np well-being or property in any .way, or Tho biological survey says, “ The exodus this year, however, was not ns pics, breaking any ordinance thnt is intell­ notion's rat population needs 200,000 groat ub usual, ns increasing number A meeting will be held at tho town igently designed to protect the wol men working full tlmo to support it." voted by mail. hall on Wednesday night, Nov. 8th, to fare of tho community nnd its cltl Thnt’a the dnmngo by rats cnch year, try and organize n band for Genova. zens. I thoroughly believe in nil hucIi gurnc o f which you pny for. Rats car­ SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.— Un­ Mr. Ball, of Sanford, has been askci measures nnd in thoir strict enforce ry disonsc, endanger your health, are settled conditions prevailed in many to instruct thoso who will tako purl ment, but I sharply question whether S menace to you ami yours. DES­ parts of tho far west today but u in tho band. an inelastic speed limit ordinance can TROY them with Royal Guaranteed heavy voto is expected. Unusually Tho community was shocked nm bo Included in a classification of thut Rat Pas to TODAY. 25c and GOc per heavy registrations reported from greatly aaddoned by tho death of sort, und 1 leave it to tha discretion tube. Sold and guaranteed by R. C. most of states. Miss Evelyn McLain nt Fomnld- of all motor car ownors who can truth Bower.—Adv. Lnughton hospital at Sanford weok fully say thoy hnvo nover nt nny time CHICAGO,'Nov. 7.— Fuir weather before last. She had been sick about exceeded such a limit to cast the first ATTEMPTED HANK ROBBERY for today’s election was forecast gen- fivo weeks with typhoid fever but lint] stone. FAILS— FOUR CAPTURED nv-iu1 m int the tic mi nolo County Motor rrx-t of tho iiurtn central seemingly been improving until she slates except in upper lako region nnd wns tnkon sudden! v wuiao, about a Club should countonnnca und work to Washington, Nov. 8.— Four men, the DukotnH, where rain nnd snow is week before she died. Little Evelyn obtain constructive regulations for alleged to hnvo made an unsuccessful expected to affect tho size of tho voto leaves many dear school girl friends motor traffic nnd their rigid enforce­ attempt early today to hold up tho in the rural dfctrh.l». to mourn her loss nnd ovoryone will ment. I should like to see clmuffours' Clinton State Bnnk, Clinton, Md., fif­ miss her for she was well-loved by ev­ licenses granted only to persons giv­ teen miles southeast o f hero, wore erybody, Sho leaves bosides her fath­ ing indubitable proof o f their compe­ captured a few houro later by a posse SPECIAL CABINET MEETING CALLED TO CONSIDER THE • er and mother, two brothers and four tence to hnmllo a car proporly, and a a few miles from tho town. Efforts NEAR EASTERN SITUATION sisters. Tho sympathy of nil goes out heavy penalty exacted from anyone o f tho men to make an escape after to tho bereaved family and especially driving without a license. I should J. F. Dent, enshier of tho bnnk, had to the mother, who could not bo hero, llko to sco tho ubolltlon of children III? The Aaaoclntrd I'rraa) set o(T tho burglnr alarm, wore frus­ LONDON, Nov. 8.— A special cabi­ ns sho wns sont to Wisconsin to re- driving without ndult accompaniment; trated by a breakdown in tho auto­ net meeting was culled for tonight to gain her health somo tlmo ago nnd the cuttng of corners; the cutting in mobile which two of the men had consider the Near Enst crisis. Gener­ tho family did not rcnllzo. Evelyn uhend of passing ears when another held in readiness for tho expected al Kuvan, chief of the lmporiul gen­ wns seemingly ill until top lute for her car Is approaching from tho opposite (light. They took to tho woods and eral stuff, wns summoned to the mother to reach hero boforo her dcuth. direction; the glaring head lights nnd wore boom rounded up. Tho men meeting. spot lights, nnd all other commonwero brought hero and gave the fol­ sense measures that havo a real bearSENATOR u n d e r w o o d lowing mimes to the police W.'Hliam ing on tlio question of safe and anno HR EACH OF PROMISE SUIT. WILL RETIRE FROM Oonkloy, Washington, and William driving; and I should like to svo the Frank and Augustus Wood, brothers, SENATE LEADERSHIP rovocntlon of licenses from persons NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 8.— A breach Beltsvlllo, Md. who consistently disregarded tho of promise suit for $200,001) wns fil­ Birmingham, Ain., Nov. 8.— Sena­ measures. Rut thero is no maro ed hero yesterday by Mrs. Lillian C. MARY McSWINY Hunter on behalf of her 20-ycur-uld tor Oscar W. Underwood o f Alabama rhyme or reason in limiting tho spoed JOINED IN HUNGER daughter, Gcrtrudu Gladys Hunter, announced formally hare today-that of n car to a definite, inflexible rate STRIKE IN PRISON against Paul E. Heller. Tho latter, he would not bo a candidate ofr lead­ under various nnd all conditions than ership of the Dumoeratic minority in in prohibiting a man from walking Dublin, Nov. 8.—Tho. other women 50 years old, is a member of ono of thesennte after March -I. down tho street faster than so many arrested on tho Biimo day an Mias Newark’s oldest and wealthiest fam­ “ Tho condition of my renlth,” sand feet per mlnuto, I crave to bo in­ ilies, Mary MdcSwlny, joined today in her tho senutor, “ makes it advisable, both formed where tho logic lies In penal­ Thu complaint charges that Hol­ hungor strike at Mount Joy prison. in justice to tho party nnd to my­ MIhb MncSwinjf was brought bnck ler proposed innrringo In December, self, thnt I should not offer for ro- izing n ill an bocuuso ho happens to bo weak after her exercise today and 1921, nnd that November 18, this election. I do not want r.vf friends in a hurry and is moving at fivo or requested that she might be permitted year wns fixed for tho wedding dato. to feel any unnecessary alarm about ten miles more than somo arbitrary to soo Dr. Kathleen Lynn, but the ap­ On October 20 it is alleged Heller de­ my honlth, but it is not robuBt enough pace without dnngcr or projudicc to himsolf or anyono else, nnd at tho clared ho would not go through with plication was refused. forme to continue after March tho Humo timo allowing roally dangerous tho woddlng. A meeting of protest was hold here dutio^ of leadership which require nnd reckless practices to bo employed Heller is un officer of tho Heller tonight, and Mrs. Maude Conno Macsuch constant attendance." daily without rebuke? Bride culled upon tho audicnco to de­ Tool Works of Nowark, Upon renchitig home hero from Arbitrary speed ordinances, por so, nounco tho "crowning Infamy o f tho Washington recently, Sotmtor Underhnvo beon universally found Impossi­ attompt to murder the Bister o f Tor­ FOR SALE— About 450 acres of land wood wnu attacked by bronchitis and ble of enforcement because they aro beginning nnu-liulf mile South , of rence MncHwiny." It wns suggested ho had to cancel his speaking engage­ not bnsed.on reason, and thoreforo $1,000 that women volunteers slipuld picket city limits, $8.00 per' acre. ments, He is greatly improved nnd ompletoly Inadequate fo r efficiently cash, balance one, two and three years night nm! day tho residences of those Is up nnd around attain, but his -phy­ regulating motor traffic, and moro In­ if tnkon now. There Isn’t an aero of responsible for tho arrest of Miss sicians havo advised him to go away MacSwiny until she wns rolcnsc^. land within fivo miles of Sanford for a rest, n o left tonight for Pass jurious than beneficial. In most en­ lightened communities such ordinanc­ that is not worth threo tlmos this Christian, Miss., where he will spend es have bcon thrown into tho discard, Tho former knlser of Germany, oth­ amount of money. Reason for selling. n wtfok or ten days. and a more elastic policy substituted 05-ltc erwise known ns Wilhelm, wns mar­ — A. P. Connolly fi'Sons. HI storm of senator from Alabama which allows any spoad “ reasonable ried yesterday at tho castle in Hol­ extends four years from next March. nnd proporJ’ A rulo of this kind roThe Florida tonm was not heavy land where hu has been Interned Blnco And the roports from northern Inforced with othors o f a character tho war. And thus it seems that tho enough for Hurvard but they at leaBt states say that the Republicans are hinted at above can bo made to prolet thorn know Florida was thoro. And man who caused the world to suffor duco roallydeslrablo results, whereas due a hard falL '.hA4 tab! Vi/ff.vmi h'jvj l.Kuuiii. •v-t. ' It. irr.nd ndvcrttilpj?-. While Not Exactly Committed to Call W ill Un­ doubtedly Do It U- 30 PRESIDENT HARDING CALLS SPECIAL SESSION CONGRESS TO CONVENE NOVEMBER 201 the present methods can produce Dotti­ ng but friction and bad feeling—ex ­ cept -potty graft fo r the officials par­ ticipating. ^ M EAD SA Y S CHANGE PRESENT METHODS OF STATE GOVERNM ENT Oviedo, Fin., Nov. 7, 1922. To tho Editor of tho Sanford Herald, Snnford, Fla. Dear Sir: ^ / Your recent naive expression of confidence that the Florida legislature would do tho fair thing by South Florida Is glaring illuminated by the present act of tho Soeretnry of Stato in issuing fnlso nnd fraudulent officin ballots on the Re-apportionment amendment to all South Florida countios, while sending valid onos to the counties of North nnd West Florida. It can not be truthfuly denied that for thirty yenrs tho nlloged govern­ ment of Florida has bcon in tho hands of n gang of porjured criminals und traitors to tho stato, ruling by ,'irce nnd fraud, nnd with no more lawful (do juro) authority over us than any voluntary association of juil birds in tha stato prison. Having tolerated their criminal us­ urpation hitherto, it is necessary to condono whnt is past and, validate their legislation by cwmonting silence, but this Inst frau {ought to bo the last straw. 1™ : South Florida should' repudiate these anarchistic ropudlators of our Constitution, olect n temporary repre­ sentative government, jail any official sending money to tho North Floridn rump nnd appeal to congross to seeuro to Florida the democratic form of government guaranteed to us by tho U. S. Constitution. Tho situation is tho same ns tnnt confronting tho stato during the re­ construction period o f forco nnd fraud. Tho white people of Florida found a way out of bondnga then and if wo are true men wo will also find u way of osenpo from this lawless op­ pression. Yours truly, THEODORE L. MEAD. Much Ado About Nothing If you find roaches, don't let it bother you— Royal Guaranteed Ronch Powder will soon get rid of them bocauso it js so mndo that when the largo ones wnlk in It they livo just ong enough to carry it to their holos whoro tho young aro nlso destroyed ns they lmtch! Try it. 10c and 2f>c. Sold nnd guaranteed by R. C.Bowcr.— Adv. IN PREPARATION p o j , eleven th . ' Lakeland starts o(T thl. . a f«H n g of keen mined to make Armistice Saturday, not so , much a , thoughtless hilarity „ thankful romombornnee our thoughts first turn'to tv sacrificed so much—-we gotten the fields "where tv. grow," where .lccp V * who gave lUp life and *11 dcar* ‘ hat we who, to this day might continue j In the sunshine of pcace tnd. I°.r °1un,c^ e», our families friends. They aro beyond t| o f spoken words of th»n But thoso who enme back scenes of carnnge have h. measure of our appreciation^ peon oblo to judge of iu 4 J and to weigh accurately the 1 gratefulness thnt la in our Alas, too often, has coldneu | evidenco In oil mntteri peg, tho treatment of our World1 erans. When the flret con enme homo thero was a g« of trumpets, much cheering 1 enthusiasm. Rut this soon, pearod in the face of sentimnt 1 sought to induce the America! He to forget the war and tun| wnys of pence. 1 So with the coming of tho 1 guard o f the crippled, the tho blind, the disfigured, th< less of the enthusiasm, leu shouting, less of the hurroh i there was no special welcome,! speech-mnking, no gay pro Nor hns there been any of ward tokens of love for the bofl did their best for the honor ( ien. Instead thero line been difference in many quarters, 11 ed slownoas to recognize the 1 valor thnt brought glory American anna. And through^ the boys have smiled and contii smile, more than three thousand of them who today! tho outward evidence of havinfj engaged in the most cruel in the history of the old idol This coming Armistice mndo of value in restoring ia| (logreo thnt feeling of comn thnt senso of love and conviction thnt wo owe tjit tho Legion n debt of gratitukj can nover bo fully paid. Let us repent, thnt Salurdij should not be an occija thoughtless fun making but U] Becrntod_ ns n day of remenh of those whose heroism bo n snered memory; a day fi* demonstration of our regu those who, having passed tho ordeal, have been privilei como bnck to us as men wb«lj performed their full duty State nnd are therefore en recognition nt our hands.—L Telegram. Headlines in dailies say white man hns been distorts Georgia who wns eight years I tunl slavery. He must have I ning a dally nowspnper. WHATITMEANS TOBE“RUNDO A “ RUN DOWN” feeling hi l ger signal. If you ntp® you are leaving the a w ' open to dangerous diseases. . llnil/l vntirsalf alUl Build yourself III) up tO to W h«J strength with Gudc s I^cpto-J It will purify and ennch jour 1 tone up your nervoussystM.® you cat well, sleep well and lea Gude’s Pcpto-Manran isa V® tonic, recommended by ph>J over 30 years. At yourJj liquid or tablets, ns you pit*0 G u d e’s Pepto-JV ian^ Blood Tonic a n d On Flour, Grain and Feec Fruit an d V e g e ta b le C rates Y o u Can Huy Prom Us at Wholesale Prices Writs for Pries Lire W.A. MerryduyCompany 5 Pnlaiko, L V illa Cl ! It ELDER SPRUES WATER PM -T h om a s R. Rollins College, A Consulting Chemist aays of the wafer: “ Of tho many waters of er regions that I have analysed, I hare found none superior tlea of that of the “ Elder Water."— Phone Sll-W . In Office In Elder Springs Water ComPa fcWSIWlPtfltESr'xmaifTrtriF'si'ent'H.w's-j-'.aKswrKi'y'fSlPIIWtWPEPS???,.;.' �uAM. ESP K , JKa ..c o t o f tha the is *"r$ Ihoriowith one-third o f also Entered for th e * ____ lor <*y nnt>. .puiiuM, iii whl wniua the wia u i uary. A, D. 1931, I*, and thep then and tthara Houthw itnwiester!If Ul OJIg the state returns in. ox Henilnois was formerly a part. r answer to in* bill or complaint side o f said rlgh t-of-way o f • » . - - - - i - i Roturns complied lost night indi ■|rms: Cash. Puratmser to pay for exnlblted against you In (his Florida Ilnllron rond Company, to th* point ented Mr. Cawthon's election w as as­ dee jyfew York and Othev Pivotal othsrwjee • decreeJpro confeeso wB|Ub* >r beginning: 80QBLUD MAIN SB, entered against you. CHARLESTON, W. Va., Nov. 8.— sured. None of tho first night scat­ tales— Solid South to Again Special Master And you, Frleaa Ol comp Basko, aro retjuUsd ‘ r It. -B , ln Chancery. — __ Retums from throo-fourths of tho p- you, tered roturns gavo Mr. Riloy a ma­ l l - M Q . H - H j 11-1______________________ a Reality each o f you havo o r __,_______________ _ iult rmird»( .at tho court House our sal state fo r senator give Neely, Demo­ jority. Interest In and to the land herelnabov* NOTICE OP ADOPTION a; ‘ i f ,®ui i i r . ) t e g s : described. (n r Th* Aiaoftettl Pi m i ) Notice le horeby given that A the c« un­i her, crat, 12,000 lead over SenatoV Suth­ A. D. 1922, and th e n ’ anil there Therefore ore, you. Louisa Papworth, If dersigned will on tho 7th ilny of Decem­ make nnswer to tho bill o f complnlnt y,£W YORK, Nov. 8.— Swept erland, Republican. living, nncf — id If dead, all .parties claiming Jns. Watson Say*,' *TH Never Forget ber, A. D. 1023, at 10:00 o’ clock a. m., exhibited against you, otherwlee dqP a p w o r t h , de­ __ ua soon thereafter as they may ho croos pro confesxo will be entered Interests under Louisa Papworth, fore the rising tide o f tho When Father’s Hogs Got Cholera." or censed, nr otherwise, In and to tha hoard, at DoLnnd. Florida, make appli­ against you. property hereinabove described, are re­ Imcnrntie victories In many cation to the Judgo o f the Hovonth Ju­ It Is ordered that this Dilation, be quired to bo nnd nppenr before our WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.—Comploto dicial Circuit Court of tho State of published ites, tho tremendous RepublfIn the Hanford Herald, a anld Circuit Court at ihe Court House "Ono momlnlg ho found 20 hogs Florida, for authority tp adopt, (and newspaper published In Seminole Coun­ hi Hanford, Florldn, on the 1st dny of figures show Bnynrd, Democrat, elect­ for nn order of adoption), James lid- ty, Florida, once a week for eight h majorities piled up in the olght coi con- Jnnunry, A. D. 1912, and then and ther* ed to tho senate ovor Senator Cole­ dead and several sick. Ho cnllcd In ward Day, under tho namo o f James eocutjve weeks as notice to the defen^ make nnswer to the bill o f complaint Irding landslide of two years Ilonry 1-nppln. ant. Parry Qllckstone, and once a week exhibited ngalnst you, otherwise de­ man DuPont, Ropubllcan, by a ma­ tho Vet., who after dissecting a rat HENRY A. LAPP1N, for ’ fou r 'consecutive’ wooks ns notice crees pro confesso will b, were knocked right and left jority o f 1,300. be entered caught on the premisos, decided that LOUISE I* LAPP1N. to the defendante, Frieda Ullbkstone, against you nnd euch o f you. 11-3-10.17-28: 12 - 1 ___ __ [yesterday’s election. RepubFrank P. Itasko and Mnry It. Basko. tho rodents had conveyed germs. It Is ordered thnt this citation be tVlTNRHH my hnnd and tha seal of published In tho Bnnford Herald, a NOTICK OF 31ASTER'S HAl.K bn majorities in the senate Since then I am novor without RATNotice la hereby glvon that under and tho eald Clrcul f Court on this tho 18th nowspnper published In Seminole CounHELENA, Mont., Nov. 8.— Burton ny Octobor,_ .A.. . _____ D, 1022.. d a . _ o- -f . ______ d house wore sharply reduced Florlda, once each wook for eight vlrtuo o f that certain flrnl doaroo o f SNAP. It’s tho surest, quickest rat by DOUGLASS, (BEAL) “E. .V. ‘ — consecutive weeks. foreclosure and sale entered In tho Cir­ t the Republican managers Wheeler, Democrat, Is maintnlng his destroyer I know." Three sizes, 35c, cuit Clerk o f the Circuit Court 'V . ITNIiMH my hand nnd the seal o f Court of Seminole County, Flori­ for tho Havonth Judicial tho eald Circuit Court on thla the 11th ln Chancery, wherein Hollis ft. Car­ dared thoy would not bo wlp- lead ovor Carl Riddick in tho raco for 65c, $1.25, Sold and guaranteed by da, Circuit of tho fltnto of day o f Octobor, A. D. 1921. ter, et ill , aro complainants, and W il­ Florida, In nnd for the (BEAL) E. A. DOUdLARR. liam 1. Ilcatty, et u l, are defendants, Iout. At noon tho two parties tho senate, with six hundred precincts nail Hardwaro Co.— Adv, County o f Bomtnolo. Clerk o f the Circuit Court, and being dnlo of Octobor 31st. 1922, I. 0150. A. DeCOTTBH. »re tied with 178 each In the reported. Whcolor is leading by 0,o f tho Seventh Judicial tho undersigned special muster, will,' on Bollcltor and o f Couneol for Circuit o f tho Stute o f tho first Monday In December. 1022. >e for tho necessary majority 000 votes. Florldn, In and for the being the 4th day of entd month, and 99-9to_________ Compla Inant.________ _ County o f Seminole. during the legal hours of sale, offer In the Circuit Court o f the Seventh Ju­ \218 to control the house and it 0150. A. DeCOTTES. for sale, and sell to tho highest bidder dicial Clrrult n( Flnrliln, In nnd for came apparent that the decidJACKSONVILLE, Nov. 8.— Solicitor end o f Counsel for for cash, the following described land, Nrmlnato County, In Chancery 82-Otp__________ Complainant. lying and being In Hemlnole County, j votes yet to come from the Latest figures indicate election Florida, to-wlt: CITATION COItMIMNIONERN S A L E Tho Hast Half of the Southeast o f Cawthorn. The fute o f the fcst and middle west. imrtor o f Hectlon IS. Township 20 Minnie May Hong, Joined by hor hueNotlco Is hereby given that the un­ re-apportionment amendment is &until, Itango 30 Hast., less tho follow ­ band, John Long. Complainant*, dersigned,‘ Commissioners In partition ing part thereof,- namely, (boginning at vs. appointed by the dearee of the Circuit rT. PAUL, Nov. 8.—Tho defeat of in doubt with a slight lead in futho Southeast corner snld East Hu St Fulton Pollock, et nl., Defendant* Southeast quarter o f said Hectlon 18. To William II. Holder. If living, nnd Court o f Seminole County, Florida, In * prcscntatlvo Volstead, Ropubllcan, vor o f ratification. Other three certain cause therein ponding In whloh run thence West 17 V4 chains, thonce to Fulton Pollock, olhorwlse known Minnie Folder et nl. aro complainant* 8 chains, thenco east 17 H chains, ns J. F. Pollock. If living, nnd If said nnd CKorge Sheppard, et al.. are defend­ thnr of the Volstoad law was intll- amendments apparently carried WILL MAKE PLANS FOR RESIST­ North thence Mouth 8 chains to point of be­ parties are dead, to all parties otntm- ants. to make sale o f tho promises In­ ginning), containing 62 >4 acros mors cd in tho returns availablo at 10:80 by comfortable majorities. ING DEMANDS OF (ng Interests under Wllilnm II. llohl- volved In said suit, will on or less. or, deconsed, or Fulton Pollock, oth­ M O N D A Y , N O V E M B E R O TIf, 1023, ny. Reverend 0 . J. Kvale, tndoTURKEY Also, beginning at the Houtheast c o r­ erwise known ns J, F. Pollock, de­ during toga! hours ot sale, offar ner of Section 15, Township 20 South, ceased. or otherwlee. In nnd to the for ante the -dent, was lending by 1,000 with Tho biggest surpriso' in tho elec­ and *ell to the best and high­ Bunge 30 Enst, run North 21 rods, following described lands In Seminole est bidder for cu*h, nt tho door o f the thenco West 70 rods, thonce South 21 (njr The Aseoclated Trees) ro than half tho precincts In the tion In Seminolo county was tho vorCounty, Florida, moro pnrtloulnrly Court House In Hanford. Florida, the rods, thenco Enst 70 rods, to point of described as follows, to-wlt: LONDON, Nov. 8.— In view of tho following described real property, todiet last night from scattered roturns ‘ inglnnlug, containing 10>4 acres more| Tho West Half of tho tricl heard from. Southeast wlt: or loss. uurtor of tho Southeast Quarter of on tho renpportionment amendment. nttitudo nssuined by tho Turkish nnt-| Also, beginning at tho Northeast io Lots Thirteen and Fourteen o f Dlook Qunrter and tho East Four, ionnlists in Constantinople, it was de­ corner o f Hectlon 23. Township South. Onco Houtlienst of Tier One. of Snnford, Florida, Aero of tho Southwest Quarter of according COLUMBUS, Nov. 8.— Foss lond All tho amendihonta seem to havo car­ K. It .'rnfford's Man o f Mungo 30 Hast, run West 21 rods, tho Southeast Quarter o f tho South- Snnford, nato p»r clared in official circles hero yester­ nlat thereof dul)' re­ thence South 105 feet, thonce East mist Qunrlor of Moctlon 29, Township or Pomoreno for tho senate was in- ried in this county and there is great corded In tho ..ubilo records o f Seminole day that tho Lausanne pcaco confer­ It rods, thence Southeasterly to the 31, South o f Itango 33 East: County, Florida. rejoicing over tho school amendment Kunl line of Hold Mention 22. thence rased to 11,000 with additional roIt appearing from the sworn hill of J. J. DICKINSON. to point o f beginning, containing, romplnlnt filed In this enuxo against gtying tho counties tho right to use ence may bo postponed to the end of north A. P. CONNELLY, rtiB this foronoon. acres more or less, eald lands to bo you, thnt you nnd each o f you havo or tho present month and may possibly sold to satisfy said decree aad costs. C. 11. Du BOSE, ton mills if necessary. Reports from claim to hnve some Interest In and to (I0-Btc_ Commissioners Iii Partition. J. O. 811A BON. the land hcrolnnhovo described. bo abandoned. Tho opening of tho Special Master Therefore, you. William II. Holdor, If In the Circuit Court, H rirnih Judicial CHICAGO, Nov. 8.— Illinois Dom- tho stuto cannot bo given today but it conference hnd boon fixed for Novem­ . lit Chancery. living, nnd you. Fulton Pollock, othorCircuit o f Florldn, In nnd for HemDICKINSON A DICKINSON. wlso known nn J. F. Pollock, If living, rats increased thoir congressional seems that tho school amendment car ber 13. Inolc County.— In Chancery. Solicitors for Complainants. nnd If dead, nil parties claiming Inter­ Cl-8to _______ ■ logatlon from threo to at least sov-' ried as did tho official’s salnry amend­ est under William H. Holder, deceased, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SA L E ment and tho Judges. S u t l e r o f A p p lic a ti o n f o r T a x D eed tHT- nr Fulton Pollock, othorwlno known ns on faco of additional returns. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 8.—Tho J. F. Pollock, deconsed, or otherwise, Chase A Company, a corporation organ­ d e r S ection (17B o f th e fJenrrnl Stat­ Tho votes horo in tho two precincts In nnd to the lands horolnnbovo de­ u tes o f the S t o le o f F lor ld n ised nnd existing under tho lawn o f allied commissioners in Constantinople Notice Is hereby glvon thnt Alice W. scribed, nro required to bo nnd appear tha State o f Florida, Complainant, weio as follows, tho county precincts beforo our snld Circuit Court at the va. In e w a r k , Nov. 8.—Edwards over­ havo been given ful authority to de­ aimer, purchaser of Tax Certificate Court House in Snnford, Florida, on the E. M. Howard and Annie M. Howard, not hoard from and tho official count No. 338, anted tho nth day of June, A. clare a state of solgo or tako any D. 1010, has filed said certificate In my 1st dny of Janunry. A. D. 1923, and tim ed Frelinghuyson, a friend o f his wife. Defendants. will bo given aftor tho canvass, to­ office, and has mado application for then nnd there make answer to the Undor and by virtue of a deoree o f other measures to presorvo ordor. TMb Tax esidont Harding and tho adminlstra- night: Deed to Issuo In accordance with lilll of complnlnt exhibited ngntnet you foreclosure and sale rendered In the In this cause, otherwise docreox pro was tho responso of tho allied govern­ law. Hnld.cortlflcntn embraces the fol­ confosso wilt bo entored against you Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial :n spokesman in the race for tho lowing described property situated In Precinct No. 1—Trammel, 162; Lnw Circuit o f Florida In and for Seminole ment’s to tho cabled requests of tho Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: I.ote nnd each o f you. ftnato. Edwards holding two to ono County, In Chnncery, in a cause therein non, 11; Scars, 149; McCay, 20; It In ordered that this citation be n, 7, 8 and D. Block 8, Tier 8 of Hanford. pending whoreln Chase A Company, e high commissioners for permission to Tho yd. Judgo Silzor, Domocrat, was snld land being assessed nt tho published In tho Snnford Herald, * corporation organised nnd existing unBrown, 137; l'aylor, 117; Burr, 136; newspaper published In Seminolo Coun­ jlor the laws o f the Stnto of Florida, Is dnto of tho Issuance o f suah certificate tako complete and speedy action. It In the name of J. W. Fltsgerald. Unless ty, Florida, once each week for eight pected governor. complainant, nnd E. M. Howard nnd Campbell, 127; Cawthon, 160. For rowooks. is now certain thnt~iniicd authorities said certificate shall bo redeemed a c­ consecutive Annie M. Howard, his wife, are defend­ WITNESS my bond nnd tho sent of ants. apportionment, 114, against 30. cording to law Tax Deed will tesue 1 will sell at public outcry to the hero will deal with any attempts nt thereon on tho 0th dny of December, A. tho snld Circuit Court nn this the 28th highest bidder, for cash, at the front INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 8.—Tho Precinct No. 8.—Trammell, 100; dny of Octobor, A. D. 1922. D. 1022. door o f the caurthouso in the City o f (BEAL) B. A. nOUQLASH. kcction of Ralston, Democrat, to the Luwson, 27; Scars, 184; McCny, 31; disturbance or infringement of ’ the WITNESS my offlclnl signature and In snld county and state, dur­ Clerk of the Circuit Court Snnford, son! this tho 3rd dny of Novombor, A. of the Seventh Judtolal ing tho legal hours of salo, on Monday, pnnto ovor Bovoridgo was assured, Browno, 183; Taylor, 146; Burr, 174; Mudnnla convention in a drastic man­ D. 1922. the 6th duy .of November, A. D. 1911. Circuit of the State of n. a . n o u a i iA s s , (HEAL) piston’s lead of 14,000 with 2,000 Cumpbell, 109; Cawthon, 200. For re­ ner. Florida, In nnd for tho tamo being the flret Monday In said Clerk Circuit Court. month, the following described land sltCounty o f Seminole. British, French and Italians nrc as Seminolo County, Fin, 3,400 precincts in. unte, lying and being In the County o f apportionment, 78; ugninnt ro-appor OEO. A. DeCOTTES. By: A, M. WEEKS, D. C. Ot-fito Seminole nnd State o f Florida, to-wlt: ono in thoir determination to tho pow­ Solicitor and of Couneel for tionment, 78. Lot No. Tw o (2). block C, In Brown'* . Complnlnantr. o f Application for Tax Deed Un­ 69-9tc erful movement which tho Kcmnlists Notice subdivision o f Heck Hammock aa num­ der Hretlim BTB of the (leneral Stat­ DETROIT, Nov. 8.—Michigan votTho vote was light in Seminolo In Circuit Court Seventh Judicial Cir­ bered nnd delineated In Plat Book D, utes of the State o f Florida havo set In motion. Tho British have page 63, on file In the offico o f the cuit, Seminolo County Florida, apparently departed from tradl- county as it was in Sanford and but — In Chancery Clork of tho Circuit Court o f Orange at no time since the intentions of tho Notice la horeby given that Mareohal county, Florida, of whloh entd Seminole |on and elected a Democrat td tho little interest was ovincod by tho vot­ Noil-Hose Co , purchaser of Tax Certifi­ Turkish nationalists woro mado evi­ cate No. 23. dated the 7th day of June, County was formerly a part, and which HILL TO QUIET TITLE enate. Ferris is leading Senator ers either during tho day or after tho Is duty o f record In the publlo records dent rolaxod to tho least degreo their A. D. 1920, tins filed snld cortlflco In my o f Seminole County, Florida, In tho o f ­ Henkel Dwnsend by 11,000 with only olght polls had closed and for ono tlmo tho office and has made application for Tax fice of the clerk of the elroutt court o f vigilanco nnd now French warships Deed to Issue thereon In accordance vs. snld Seminole County, In Plat Book No. lundred precincts to report. clerks woro not bothered while they law,'snld embraces the Edna H. Johnson, et al. law, eald certificate certl ' 1 at pago 13. aro about to proceed hero or aro on with Ituated following ................................ described property air------altui o n o u n o f p u b l ic a t io n were counting the votes. Also tha South half o f the Northeast t their way to strengthen the allied au­ In Seminolo County, Florida, to-wlt: Edna H. Johnson formerly Edna H quarter o f the Northeast quarter o f th* j f 8KU. ToNichols Beg. 10.01 ch. N o f 8W cor of Tho ballot boxos will be brought in WILMINGTON, Del., Nov. 8.— Unand John L. Johnson her hus­ Northeast quarter o f Section Four (4)| thority. X Hoc. 20, Twp. 19 8, Range 80 B. nun E. band, H. It. Johnson as trustee In Township Twenty (30) South, B a n r ' By., -----SWly along---------same *to oh. N toi ~ IfTicial returns from all but four pre­ today and tho official canvass prob­ bankruptcy of Albert Nichols. J. H. Thirty-one (31) Bast, containing ft re Lieutenant General Harrington, the 1.36 t. N of Oeg., B to beg. The said land Hobson and Llsste E. Itobson his acrea more or loss. dicts in Delawaro give for sonata, ably bo mado tonight at which time commander-in-chief of tho allied forc­ E ..olng ‘ nxtiosned nt the date o f the Issu­ wife, Ella M. Needham nnd D. D. Or so much thereof as may be neoesof such certificate In the nnmo of Suynrd, Democrat, 30,388; DuPont, tho official figures will bo availablo. es, has informed Rafct Pasha, tho now ance Itoedham hor husband. Andrew Sulli­ sary to satisfy said deoreo nnd the costs Unknown, » Ian van nnd Mary Louisa Sullivan, his d expense* of said suit. In tho Btato it was practically the Also Tax Certificate No. II, dated the lopubilenn, 38,162. wlfs and _aH. other parties clalmln _________ ____ _______ nlng U. F. HOUSHOLDER, govornor, thnt ho would pormit no 7th dny of June, A. D. 1930, has filed Interest undor nny, either or all e of Hneolnl Master In Chancery. sumo old story. usurpation of allied authority nnd said certificate In my offtoe and has “ * n and the said above nniiiod parties In ,ANDIfl. FISH A HULL, made application for Tax Deed to Issue property, the tho INEti to the following proporty, ___ Solicitors for Complainant. 9Q-8tO SEATTLE, Wnsh., Nov. 8.— For the Rnfot explained thnt tho sweeping de­ In accordance with law. Said certificate o f NWU o f SWAt. Hectlon II. Tow n­ the following described prop r O T I U B TO C R E D IT O R S JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 8. — Scat­ mands for evacuation of tho allied mil­ embraces ship II, South of Bnnge 39 East, nnd fennto, Senator Polndextor, Republi­ erty situated In Seminole County, Flor­ to each and avery one of the follow ­ tered unofficial returns from 28 coun­ itary forces nnd for other concessions ida, to-wlt: Hog. NW cor. of Band's can 03,904; Dill, Democrnt, 68,503. ing named persons, Edna H. Johnson, In Court o f the County Judge, Armtuole Addition to Snnford run E to NE oor. formerly Ednn II. Nichols. John L. ties gave the rcapportionmont amend­ came from tho Angora government. ml. Addition N. to Uy. SWly along same County, Htnte o f Florida Johnson, hor husband. H, It. John­ In re Estate of to beg. Sec. 20, Twp. 19 S., Itango 30 son ns trustee In Bankruptcy of Al- CABMELLA BOTUNDO BOSTON, Nov. 8.— With tho state ment n load of 561. These roturi Tho Komalists huvu oven attempted to E. The said land being assoHsod nt the hort Nichols, J. H. Hobson and Llssln To all Creditors. Legatees, Distributes* dnto of tho Issunuco o f such certificate bomplete Senator Lodge defeated Gas­ embraced 30 precincts from north an- take ovor tho customs revenues, but In tho name of Unknown E. Hobson, bis wlfo, Ella N. Needham nnd nil Persons having Claims or D snnd D. H NeAdbnin. bor husband, A n ­ mnndx ngalnat snld Eatntei Also Tax Cortlflcuto No. 39, dated the con, Democrat, by 1,945 votes. A re­ West Florida counties. For 89 pre­ tho British authorities hnvo decided to drew Sulllvnn nnd Mnry Louisa Sulli­ You, nnd onch of you, aro hereby n o­ 7th day of Juno. A. D. 1930, has filed van his wife, If living, nnd If any, tified count undoubtedly will bo asked by cincts out of 1,062 in tho state, 3,214 operate tho customs thentsolvos. and required to prasant any said cortlflcuto In my offico and has cither or nit of tha foregoing parsons datum nnd domnnda whloh you. or eith­ mado application for Tax Deed to Is­ votes were in favor o f tho amendment Tho calling of threo additional class­ sue ho dend, nil nnrtles alnlmlng Intorost Liston, o f you. may have ugalnst the estgt* In accordance with law. Said cer unitor any, either or all ot thorn, to­ er of Curmailn llotundo, deceased, Into oC nnd 2,663 against. es to tho Turkish colors is interpreted ttflcate embraces the following de wit: tho above nainod parsons, de Seminole County, Florida, to the underscribed property situated In Seminole conned or otherwise, ln and to the slgnod Administrator SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.—Tho horo ns moroly a sltow of forco. o f said estate, County. Florldn. to-wlt: That part o* snld herein described rent estate, and two yonrn from the date horeof. Block 91 S. of By. M. M. Smith's Sub­ to all porxonn and pnrttos claiming within Tho Allied foroign offices aro division election of Dcmocrntci governors ovor TAMPA, Nov. 8.—Scattered returns of Sections. Tho said bind be Dated, Sept. 28th. A. D. 1922. nn tntoroxt In nnd to tha snld de­ R. C. WHITTEN, Republicans, no\^ occupying seats, from 23 counties compiled by the working in harmony, being ngreod lug ussosed at tho dnto of tho Issuunce scribed lands: ’ of such certificate In the name of Un Administrator. You and onch o f you nro horeby re­ 9-20; 10-8-13-20-17; 11-2-10-1721 conceded in Arizona, and Orogon. Tampa Tribune show 1,887 for roup- upon n policy of resistance to tho known. to appear to tho hill filed In this Also Tax Certificate No. 37, dated the quired Democrats in tho lend for congress­ portlonmont and 2,235 against. No ro­ Turkish demands for tho military ev­ 3rd day of Juno, A. D.. 1918, has filed enuxo ngalnat you on or lioforo tho first In Court o f the County Judge, Nemlnols In Decombor. 1923. a rulo day County, Htnte uf Florida Cortlflcuto In my offico nnd has Monday ional places now held by Republicans turns from Hillsborough, Dado, Duvul, acuation of Constantinople nnd tho salil thin court, to-wlt: Dacemhor 4th, made application for Tax Deed to Is- of 1922, nnd In dofnult theroof deoree pro < NOTICE TO CREDITOR* British forces there aro said to bo mic In nccnrdaiico with law. Said cor confeeso will lie entered against you In re in Montana, New Mexico, Oregon, and or Escnmbiu aro Included. Entnle of tlflrnto embraces (ho following dencrlh nnd each of you and the enuae proceod "qulto sufficient” to protect tho civil eil Utah. Hawaii for tho first tlmo elect­ property situated In Seminote Conn ox pnrto. A. M. THRABH13R. ty, Florida, to-wlt: Heg. 1.36 ch. E nn.1 It la ordered that thin ardor he puli- Tn M* Cerdff i:-, 7. , ;: i ( i . - . DI-Uiaate-a ion m-iiiucnuie ilutuauiu to Cun^ic-.. .IACKSONVILLE, Nov. 8.— Flori­ ian population. .,1' »i *: i.5 , - "15" llnlieu tor uigiil uoiinucuiivus wotmn to a lest ot the Allied authority is Twp. i'J 8., Itango 30 E Itun'lS 10 oh., tho Sanford Ilnrnld. a newxnnpor pub­ mid nil Persons luivlog Claims or De­ da’s Democratic cuag mand* nualust snld Estate; N 3.33 ch.. W lu oh.. H 3.33 ch (less W In Hotnlnnlo County, Florldn. You, ami onch n t you, are horeby noWILMINGTON, Del., Nov. 8.—With tion was returned in yesterday’s elec­ being mado in tho case of tho Kcnial- 3.3 ch). Snld land being ussossod at lished Witness tho Hon. .lamex W. Parkins, any of Ihiuuitico of such Certificate In Indue of s.Ud t'ourt and tho band of E. Iflud and roqulrod to pronout ists’ arrest and condemnation to death date twelve districts not heard from Bay­ tions. d a him unit domutuls which you, or the iiuiiio o f Frank Hall. A Dougliixs, tho elork thereof nml tho either o f you. mny hnvo against tho osUnless said certificates shall be re­ ard, Democrat, hnd 303 olnd over DuTho Democratic nominees for four of All Kcmal Bey, editor of tho antiofficial seal of anld court, tills 2nd day tilto of A. Al. Thrasher, decnasod of deemed according to law Tax Pond will Octobor, 1922. fBomltiole County, Florldu, to the unI’ont, Republican, for tho sennto. of the fiva statu offices involved in nationalist newspaper Subnh. The Al­ Issuo thereon on Cio 11th day of Novem­ of (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. dorslgnod Executur o f said OHtnte, A. D. 1922. Clerk f'lrcuit Court. yesterdny’s election were unopposed. lied high commissioners havo notified ber, two years from the date hereof. WITNESS my offlclnl signature nnd Sentlnoln County, Fla. within Dated 2nd day of October, A. D. 1921. seal this tho 0th iluy o f October, A. Ilnfta Pasha, uatioilalist governor of NEW YORK, Nov. 8.—Associated Tho uhexpired term of stnto school ny: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. FRANK U WOODRUFF. D. 1922. JONES A JONES, 80-9 to__________________________ Executor, (MEAL) E. A. DOUOLABS, Press tabulation of tho vote for the superintendent was sought by W. S. Constantinople, tlmt no political per­ Orlando, Flu., for Complainant. Clerk Circuit Court. Nutlrr o f Application for Tux Drrd Un­ tiou.se of representatives showed at Cawthon and R. R. Riley. Noithor is secution will ho tolerated and thut Seminole County, Fla. nn-:itc der Neellun 616 o f the (Irlternl HintBy: A. M. WEEKS. I). C In (lie Circuit Court, Hpvpii IIi Judicial 8:30 this morning that tho Democrats a Democratic nominee ns tha vacancy force, if necessary, will be used to 60-810____ ulrs ot Ihe Htnte of Florldn Cltfcull In nml far Krinlnole Notice of Application for Tax Herd Un­ Notlco Is horeby given thut L. XL had 178 nnd tho Republicans 171 nnd in tho office developed aftor tho prl- liberate tho editor. County, Florida der Hrctlun 673 of llie Urnrrnl Stat­ Smith, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. utes of tlie .Stale o f Florida 2tit. diitad tho Hit duy o f June, A. D. tho Socialists ono. Only twenty mnry. DIVORCE 1917, bus tiled snld cortlflcnto In my o f ­ Notlco is hereby glvon thnt J, A. MEN AND WOMEN Despite tha fact thnt tho Republi­ INDUSTRIOUS states then complete, 218 members re­ fice, and has mado application for Tax Wanted to retail the genuine Wat­ Lnslibrook, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ Bonjamtne Zoto, Complainant, Uued to Issuo In accordance with law. No. 301. dated tho 7th day of Juno, vs. cans entered tho field in Inrgcr num­ kins Products In city territories. E x­ cate quired for majority. Hnld cortlflcuto embrncen the follow in g ceptional opportunity to tlo up with A. D. 1930, has filed said certificate In Hnsel Zetn. Defendant, described properly situated In fiomlnol* bers thnn ever before in nn " o ff year" oldest nnd [argent company of Its kind. my offico. nnd Iiuh made application for To llm el Zoto. Realton. Virginia: County, Florida, to-w it: NW14 of Our hustlers average incuuio In fl.10 Tax Deed to Issuo in accordance with It npneFirlng from the affidavit of ATLANTA, Nov. 8.—The solid election in this stnto, tho day’s vote an hour. Aro you doing as wol!7 It lnw. Bald certlflcato omhraces the fol- Beniamino Zeto horein duly tiled, that NWU and HH of NWU o f NBU (lesg 8.t Range * ” *-• a.i atil ii p 32 Ena wrlto today for free samples and lov <ng described property situated In ho In tho complainant In Ihe above E l i ). Boo. 21, Twp...90 south is again a ronlity. Led by Ten­ for stato and national offices proved, not, particulars. The J. It. Wntklns Co., Seminolo County, Florida, to-wlt: HW14 styled cause, that It Is the belief of the 25 acres. The said land bolnng assess*k . at tho dnto o f tho 1'immnco o l ____ suah___ cer of HI3Ji nml HL of HE V i of HE V i (Ions 61-6tp nessee whore Governor Taylor, Re­ ns usual, to bo nothing moro than a Dopt. 82, Memphis, Term. thnt Ilnsol Zeto I* over twenty- t If lento In tho nnmo o f A. B.>rVun Vloet. NV4 of HWVi orWOU and WV4 o f 8WV4 nfflant ono yours of age nnd thnt tho snld Ha­ publican, was defeated by Pony nnd ratification of tho Democratic primar­ of HWU ot HEV4) Hco. 31. Twp. 21 8.. d Zeto In a resident o f tho Htnte of Unless said certificate shall bo redeem­ according to law Tnx Deed wUl lasu* TELEGRAPH OPERATORS, Station Itango .10 E. 16 acres. Tho said land rVirginia, residing at Benlton, Virginia ed Chairman Hull, Democratic Natl^nul ies of last June, _ thereon on the 18th day of November, being assessed at tho dnto of tho lasu Therefore, you Hnsel Zeto, are order­ A. D, 1932. /gen ta, positions waiting. Wo unco of such cortlflcnto In tho nnmo ot Park Trammell, junior senator, was committeeman regained hiB sent in to appear to this hill herein filed In WITNESS my official signature and Unknown. Unless said cortlflcnto shall ed this cause. Hnld appearance to be on teach Tolography, Touch-typowriting, aetU this tho 13tit <lny of October. A. D, congress, tho Democrats drove out the re-elected over his Independent Re­ be redeemed according to law Tax the First Monday In November, 1922 Deed will Issue thoroon on tho 18th day tho samo being a Rulo Dny ot this Business-penmanship, Station-Agen­ Republicans who galnod n foothold publican opponont, W. C. Lawson, of (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS,, of Novombor, A. D. 1922. cy and Accounting. Wrlto for lltorClerk Circuit Court, WITNESS my offlclnl slgnnturo and Court. two years ago. Tho Democrats In­ Orlando. It Is further ordered thnt this notice Seminole County, Fla. fill day o f October, A, D. seal this tho 131' ho published for five consecutive weeks Ol-Oto Byt A. M. WEEKS, D. a creased their congressional represen­ In tho first congressional district, uturo nnd special offer,—Tho Rail­ 1922. In tho Hanford Herald, a newspaper E. A. DOUGLASS, (SEAL) In the Circuit Court, Heventh Judicial published In Hemlnole County, Florida tation from 4 to 8, reducing tho op­ Representative H. J. Diane, succeed­ way Commercial Telegraph School, Clerk Circuit Court. Clretilti In and for Ihe County o f Wltnesa: E. A. Douglass, Clerk of Bartow, Florida. 62-ltp Sumlnole County, Fla. Hemlnole, Florldn,— In Chnueery ponents fivo to two. Two Republican ed ovor his Republican opponont, W. tho Circuit Court, nnd a sen! thereof, 61-llto By: A. M. WEEKS. D. C. tills 28th dny of September, A. 1). 1923. candidates without opposition. Ninth M. Gober, while tho incumbent, W. J. In th e Circuit Court o f th e Mcvrnlh J u ­ In the Clrenlt Court o f the Ncventlt Ju­ CITATION (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLABH. dicial Circuit » f Flurldn, In nnd for Clerk o f the Circuit Court d ic ia l C irc u it o f F lo r ld n . In n nd f o r congressional district of Virginia, Re­ Scars, hnd similar success in his con­ Mrmlnote County.— In Chnncery, 69-5to By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. Ernest M. Stewart, Complainant, S n u l n o l e C ou n ty,— In C h n norry , publican for 22 years, rotumed thoir test with Howard McKay, Republican In Ihe Ulreult Uunrl o f (he Seventh Ju­ Orace A.vs.Stewart, Defendant. CITATION NOTICE OF MAHTHIl’N HALE dicial Circuit of Florida, In and for Democratic congressman. candidate. Representative • Frank To Orace A. Htuwnrt: Hemlnole County.—lu Chancery. John C. Kreltensteln, Complainant, It appearing from the sworn Hath Woodruff, Complainant, Clark, of tiio second, nnd H. J. Smithv* filed against you In the above *tyU vs. CITATION Perry Gllakstone, Frieda Ollckdone. cause that ycur nines o f rosldeucs l i CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 8.— Frank wick, o f tho third districts, wore un­ W, H. Sapp. Bachelor, Defondnnt. Frank P. Basko and Mary It. Basko, unknown, and that yo u ars over T w in Notice is horohy given that under nnd i M. F. lloblnson, Complainant, Defendants, Mondell, Republican floor loader in opposed. by virtue o f a decree of foreclosure nnd vs. To: Perry Glldsntane. residence un It Is therefore ordered that you do nntnred In tho nhovo ontltlad causu mens In I— it. Im aat> «>4 I»_nm*t | the houso nnd foT moro than a quar­ A peculiar contest from a party salo known: Frieda Gllckatone. No. IBS* Louisa Papworth, ot nl., Defendants. appear this court to the Bill 'hersltt on tho Stst day o f October. A. D. 1922, no South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Il­ To: I.oulsa Papworth, If living, nnd If filed on the S7th day o f November, A. ter of a contury almost continuously standpoint centered about the contest I, nn Sporlal Master' In Chnncery, on linois; Frank y . Basko nnd wife. dend, to all pnrttos claiming Inter D. 1923. Monday tho 1th day of December, A. Mnry IX. Busko, No. 7738 Oglesby A ve­ csts under Louisa Papworth, deaeas in congress, apparently defeated for for tho unoxpired term of tho into Dr, I>. 1922, In front o t tho Court House It Is further ordored, that thl* order nue, Chicago, llllnoln: od, or otherwise. In nqd to the fo l­ bo published once a week for eight (8) III Sanford. Hoinlnola County, Flor­ the Hcnnto by Senator Kendrick, tho W. N. Shents, ns stnto school super­ door It appearing from the sworn bill of lowing described land lu Hemlnole consecutive weeks In the Sanford Her­ ida. will offer for sale and sell to tho County, Florida, moro partlaularly ald, n newspaper published In Hentlnol* and hext bidder for cnxh during complaint filed In this cause thnt you, Democratic incumbent. Returns from intendent. Mr. Cawthon was named highest described as follows, to-wlt: i County. tho legal houra of stile, tho following Perry Ollokstone, nro n resident of a state or country other than the State Tlogln 39 obalnn nnd 7 links W est ofj Witness my hand nnd the seal o f th* half of tho stnto give Kendrick 3,500 by Govornor Ilnrdcc to fill tho offico described land, nltuuto, lying and ho- of Florida, nnd thnt your plnco of resi­ the Southeast corner o f Hectlon 8, Ing lu tho County of Hoinlnola and Circuit Court this 27th duy o f Heptemlead. until it could bo fillod by tho voters Stnto o f Florida, moro particularly de­ dence Is unknown, ami thut you. Frledn Township i wi* «29j w. miutn South ug o f IMUIfin Rnnno tlU U0 l'*ll East her, A. D. 1033. Olickstono, Frunk P. Basko nnu Mary run thouco East along Hectlon line scribed as follows, to-wlt: (bEAL) B. A. DGUOLABS. yestorday. Shortly after taking office Tho Knxt Half o f Lot Three (3) of B. Itasko, nro rouldents o f Chicago, II- chains; thence North. 11 degrees. Clerk o f th* Circuit Court. llnnln, minutes. East 11 chains a nd 'V oj'ln k *. Block nntl tha Ennt Half of Lot Hemtnol* County, Fla. ST. PAUL, Nov.- 8.—Shipstend, the Mr. Cawthon announced his candidacy Throe (3) o f Block D. o f Mitchell's Sur­ Therefore, you, Perry Gllokstone, are GEORGE O. HERRING, C. Farmer-Labor cnndldnto fo r tho son- in yesterday’s election for tho full un- vey of the Levy Grant, ns por Plat required to be and appenr before our u n i t e s V n a W U°nk.4t5o th W a S Bollcltor for Complainant. 99-910 3 1 u m b r a s I ALLIES AGREE . UPON POLICY TO BEST T U R K S a I I Mil OH* JL3attJLJt • 8L« m.' m•4*. i 2W6*JLAfi*iUWLd*SJU&$* f • J • v- • �E SANFOI Ticket* are only BO eenta and 861bor—«ho may no the conclusion o f the buelneaa meet­ children and Forest West went down conte. Show calls at 8:16, Tuesday hoar o f It—thoui tho latter part o f the week remaining ing Mrs. Bell served dainty refresh­ ments. over two days at Orlando to attend night, In tho High School. Don’t for- rood tho pnpor. get, tiiere Is a beautiful reading lamp ____ 1_ A party o f East Sanford yovng tha^ conference and are oxpectlng to as a prise fo r the holder o f the lucky _______ go^gatn this week. folks spent an evening last week with number, and each ticket Is numbered. The Herald, 16« tho newly weds, Mr. and Mrs. How­ We hoar G. H. Hlrachl got a bad Pass the word on to y o u r neighJoin the throngs ard Flynt, in Genova, at their at­ blow on hla eye, being accidentally hit Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shado and tractive little “ Honeymoon Cottage.” with a hammer. daughters arrived last Wednesday Don McDonald has accepted a posi­ Friends of Mrs. Coller aro sorry to from Pennsylvania to spend tho win­ tion with F. F. Dutton, samo Job San­ hear of tho serious condition of her ter. dy Andorson held so* long as Mr. Dut­ son, Charles Rogers at Canton, N. Y., John Dunbar and Miss Elsie Dun­ ton’s right hand man. | who was nearly killed by falling on a bar returned from tholr summer Mrs. Wiley Wilson’s truck was saw at his homo, Friday. Ho, with homo in Willow Grovo, Pa., Mondny. stripped o f everything tho thloves his family, spont a wlntor horo a fow This makes their twenty-first wlntor could carry off Hallowo’en night, so years ago. in Longwood. tho report is. She with hor four llt­ Rev. J. S. Clark hopes to attend tho tlo children aro living at Hambone Synod at St. Augus^no this week and Mr. and Mrs. Will Rineau and Thore is absolutely no excuso In this feeling o f capacity and n strsn^i.. Junction on Sanford avenue. dnughtor wore visitors in Orlando on wo all hopo he may. Those ministers day and tlmo for anyono to be clnssed do things never thought of h«f ^ Saturday. Tho flve-months-old infant of Mr. who servo tho llttlo rural churches of- among tho weak(s annomlc, half-sick, one grateful user e x p o s e d V f e S and Mrs. Fulton o f Cameron City was ton scattered miles apart with their drifting, miserable and worn-out spec- twenty years younger twJ!'. ***• Mrs. J. S. Dinkel returned from burled Sunday. Tho baby had been small congregations havo n hard row imens of humanity who got no pleas­ •ironicr „„d twenty , U „ New York Thursday whero she spont ure out of lifo. Every human t>eing is III since birth. They have the sym­ to hoe and neod all the uplift they can entitled to health, happiness nnd suc­ tho summer. pathy o f many friends. got. They minister to many other­ cess. It is positively wrong to bo sat­ Mrs. Ilailoy and daughter, Mrs. isfied with less. Do not fold your doansing' Ingrodionts of p H e * wise without spiritual food. This is lino weathor for tho crops, Puckett, of Atlanta, wore tho guests hands nnd accept ill-health as the do- For thoso who have lmluI\D'* nnd they show It. Everything is said Mr. and Mrs. Voile Williams arc creo of fate. Nnturo intended you to whothor acuto or chronic rheum..io#* o f Mr. and Mrs. Nowell a few days to be two weeks behind tlmo from having their houso remodeled, their be well and strong nnd has provided backache or other symptoms W S 1 last week. dored kidney., MIIm d ^ K * the excessive rains. Thoy will soon uncle, A. W. Williams having charge. a way. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel and Mise and nervousness, Ferrallno i, h f» bo nhend with'-tho fine weathor now Thoy havo turned the kitchon around, If human testimony is to be bcliovod formly beneficial. Doctor, Olive were visitors in Sanford Satur­ furnished us. Cutworms oro working bringing it closer to the dining room t all, the natural iron tonic Ferraline t because the ingredient, of day. In somo celory and the blackbirds and will add a ton foot screened porch as a power, a virtue and a merit that line are plainly stated on the lift Mrs. Clark, who is tho nurso for tho A., . . *?b*l and their friends are at work just as between while two out-door sleoplng bring startling .rosulta. Those who nnd aro known tn schools in Somlnolo county, gavo an hard catching the worms. rooms will be added above the back interesting talk to the mothers of the part and otlior oxtensive Improvements school children Friday afternoon at aro planned fo r the main part. If your bowels do not act regularly, the library. Mrs. Leonard! and Mrs. Gus Malm has gono down to Orlan­ you feel uncomfortable, and the long­ Curlet*. were also present. A t the do expecting to return homo Monday er this condition exists the worso you close of tho aftornoon Mrs. Stuart and and his son, George, who has returned feel. To put an end to tho misery, Mrs. Bristlino served punch and cake. from Jncksonviilo, is staying with his tnko llorblno. It purifies tho bowels, Mrs. Reiter was n visitor in Sanford sistor, Mrs. Alma Noise and children. restores cnorgy and choorful spirits. Monday. Brice, 00c. Sold by Union Phnrmflcy. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Noimyor and — Adv. Rubbed into tho ckln for rheuma­ Mr. Shade were visitors in Orlando To Introduce Mills’ Selected Brands of G arden. Field and tism , nournglla,. contracting muscles, Saturday. Flower SEEDS sprnlns or lnmeness. Ballard’s Snow J. E. Phipps was a visitor in OrSPECIAL SPECIAL Liniment goes right through tho flesh Inndo Tuesdny. to tho bone, casing pnin and remov­ A. II. Crippon, Sr., of Sanford, wns FLOWER SEED OFFER VEGETABLE SE E D Offer ing tho enuso. It is powerful pnin an out-of-town visitor Wcdnosdny. “ Your Selection” "Your Selection relief. Three sizes, HOc'flOc nnd $1.20 Prof. Chaffer and T. J. Hartley Miss Minervn Grior of Palm Beach >2 “ td Packages 24. Bc or 12. 10c Pnck per bottle. Sold by Union Phnrmacy. woro among thoso in Sanford Wed­ ip visiting her grandfather, Izar Hart. $1.00 Postage Prepaid nn P i . , „ ,, nesday. Mm. II. II. Pnttishuil called on Asters, Alyssum, Calendula, * 1,00 1 os,aKe 1 rePald Mm. C. C. Locke and children spent George U. Stuart and Miss Shado Mrs. Chns. Phillips Friday. Canterbury Bells, Daisy, Beets, Brussell Sprouts, a couple of days last week at Haines THE SANFORD FOLLIES were visitors in Snnford Wednesday. Oscar Nicholson, Mrs. Henry Levy, Dinnthu8_or Pinks, LarkCarrots, Cabbage, Celery, Thoro will bo a book social nt the Miss Lita Peters nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. T. City. spur, Merigold, Mignonette, Cauliflower, Collards, CuThp scene of the Snnford Follies is Shermnn Sowell arrived Sundny library Friday evening. Evory ono is W. I’ revatt were in Chuluota Friday Baisum, California Poppy, cumbers, E g g Plant, Kale set nt tho Snnford Country Club, nnd from a six weeks visit nt St. Louis, to represent some book. on business. Cosmos, Cypress Vine, Greens, Lettuce, Mustard, Prof. E. S. Millor wns a visitor in Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnkeficld woro in Mo. Ho is the innnngcr of the Lake on Tuesdny night of next week Snn­ Morning Glory, Petunias, Okra, Onions, Parsley, PepMary Casino, nnd will give the public ford can indulge in nn evening’s en­ Orlando Saturday. Luke Gem Wednesday on business. Pansies, Poppies, Salvia, pers, Radish, Spinach, tertainment that will ho of tho clever­ / Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Davis, of Geor­ nil he promises to. Snapdragon, Verbenn, ZinSquash, Tomatoes, Turnips, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Stokes nnd chil­ est typo. Thoro will he jokes, local gia, arrived here Saturday to spend pin, Nasturtium nnd Mills’ Ruta Bngns, Cantaloupes the wintor with Mr. nnd Mrs. I. Hart. dren nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Furring jokes, that ovoryono will enjoy; good Giant Spencer Sweet Pens. and W aterm elons. Mr. nnd Mrs. David Speer, of San­ moved here from Sanford Inst week. music; splendid talent, with vocal SPECIAL BULB OFFER instrumental numbers, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Sweeney is ex­ nnd ford, spent Sunday with Mrs. M. R. 10 each of the Following Bulbs, $4.00; Postage Prepaid pected to arrive hero November 16th Wicks. Hyacinths, Narcissus, Daffodil, Tulips and Freesias Joe Cntneron, of East Snnford, wns from Snlisbury, Mass. Mm. II. A. Phillips hns purchased n We cheerfully advise you, WHAT, WHEN and HOW to hero Sunday on business. Little Frank Price, youngest son of plant in FLORIDA. Write for copy of M IL L S ’ FA KM Miss Lita Peters left Sundny for new Oidsmobilc car. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Prico, entertained Jncksonviilo where she will tnko up Will Ferguson arrived Wednesday SPECIAL and MILLS’ FLOWER SPECIAL. his little frlonds with a birthday pnr- stenography. from Now York. Mm. Ferguson will ty Thursday afternoon in which ho Mrs. A. A. Moran wns in Snnford remain there several weeks longer. celebrated his ninth anniversary. Quito Snturday having some dental work Mm. Langford nnd son Melvin, Mr. Opcmtcd liy MILLS The FLORIST, Inc. nn onjoynblo afternoon wns spont in dono. nnd Mrs. Earl Melon and Mr. and 30 West Duval Street— P. O. Box 102— Jacksonville, Florida gnmes, music nnd other amusements. Mrs. Walker, of Gcorgin, is spend­ Mm. Harold Hnya arrived Snturdny af­ In tho donkoy contest MIhs Margaret ing a lew days withh or mother, Mrs. ter spending the summer nt HumpBales received first prize, n beautiful Reeves. ton Beach, N. H. * II. Harold Hume, .Wm. P. Simmons 1). A. Morriwa, Jt. box of stationery. Toby Swnggcrty Mrs. II. A. Phillips, tho owner of Miss Eloctia Meir, Mr. Culver EthPresident Vice-President Secy. & Trtai. won tho boys’ prize, a box of pencils. crcdgo and others gavo an enjoyable Luko Mary Casino, hnB taken charge BEST FERTILIZERS — INSECTICIDES — SPRAYERS - POULTRY About 6 o’clock tho guests were invit­ party for tho many young folks of Go- Old had a grand opening Wednesday SUPPLIES — HONEST GOODS — FAIR PRICES — PROMPT SHIPMENT ed to tho dining room whero a beau­ novn bn Thursday evening. Mrs. Fred night. She announced the place would Ask Your Neighbor— He Knows tifully decorated table delighted tho McFnrlnnc extended the courtesy of bo run as n first clas^ amusement ford to live- La! Lnl Just come, seo, “ GET NEW FALL PRICE LIST BEFORE BUYING” boys and girls. A big bunch of flow ­ her home nnd n very sociable evening resort and no drinking or liquor would hear, and have tho best evening’s fyn O. Painter Fertilizer Co., Jacksonville, you’ve hnd—ever. ers was tho contcrpicco while tho fav­ of games and singing wns enjoyed by he tolerated on the grounds. ors woro uniquo littlo animnls with nil. Miss Melr, Miss Ilnrrison and tho pluct enrds in each mouth. Delic­ Mrs. McFnrlnnc served light refresh­ FOR SALE— Ono 1V4- homo gas onious ices, cakes and fruit woro served ments of punch nnd cakes at a Into gino, In good condition. Apply El­ tho host cutting tho largo pink birth­ hour. der Springs Wuter Co.’s office. C5-2tp day cake witli the nlno shining cunMr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Provntt will dics. After a very hnppy occasion the attend the cattlemen's association nt guests departed wishing little Frank Titusville. many happy returns of the day. A band for Genova scorns to bo Among those present were tho follow- among tho real looming in the lowing: Dorothy and BsiL.,, near future for this town. Another liiiios, Toby Swngerty, Fred meeting wns held Saturday evening nt nnd George Beil, Emil, Margaret, the town hnll to help get things or­ Ruth and Alico Knlscrninti, Mildred ganized nnd to get enough mombers nnd Eston Allen, Catherine nnd Bern­ to sturt regular rehearsals. ard Lake, Herbert and Robert Black, Mrs. Ericson nnd Mrs. August Mrs. Williams left Friclny for Palm William nnd Emily Hawkins, Mrs. G. Bench to spend a few days with her Swanson were cnllcrs Saturday to seo F. Kuiscrmnn, Mm. G. S. Elliott, Mrs. dnughtor, Mrs. Dan. Mrs. E. W. Lundquist, who hns return­ William Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Jac­ Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Provntt, Mrs. ed home from tho hospital. obs, Mrs. Buchanan, Frank, Florence Fred McFnrlino nnd J. M. McClain Mr. nnd Mrs. Hancock, of Orlando, and Walter Price and Mr. and Mrs. were shopping in Sanford Saturday. and their young folks, motored oyer on —and say, it’s sure a dandy. Wish you could see W. S. Price. Mrs. K. G. Rnulorson and daughter Sunday tho 5th surprising thoir old the big stack I’ve got piled up here—looks like a Mitchell Jackson, aged about 21 friends, Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Ilirsclil. mountain. There are thousands and thousands of years, died at tho home of Ills father, Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Lundquist and them— all packed ready for m e to.put your name Tiiomas Jackson, early Tuesdny morn­ children with J. E. Lundquist nnd Au­ and address on, just as soon as you send them. ing of dengue fever. The young man gust Swanson took~n long auto trip had only boon in Florida a short time Sundny to see Ililmcr Lundquist and having lately arrived from his old wife, passing through Tiger Bny, Fort woman to have one o f these Calumet Puzzles. home in North Carolina. Mitchell was Meudo and Wauchulla, returning home It’s more fun than a box o f monkeys— the longer said to havo beeTi a most estimable the same day. boy, quiet and well behaved and great­ you work with this puzzle the more interested Mrs. Alfred Ericson and baby wero ly beloved by hin relatives nnd friends. calling in Grnpovillo Tuesday at the you becom e— the better you ljke it. The body was shipped to North Caro­ homes of Mrs. West, Mrs. Swnnson lina Tuesday evening. Besides his nnd Mm. Ballinger. parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Jack­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Olnddem nnd two chil­ to solve it— spring it on some o f your clever son, ho is survived by four brothers dren of Melbourne, were overnight friends— see how fast their brains work— see if and n Bister, Jonathan, Clnretlcc, guests at tho home o f Mr. nnd Mrs. they can solve a real puzzle. Leonard, Corbett and Frances Jack­ West, going on to Orlando Friday. son. Mm. Jackson is also ill of denRov. C. F. Wnhlborg will 1 j l’.oro guo fever, also a brother Clarence. for preaching Sunday nt 10.GO in paper right now; right away— fill in your name Tho family have tho sympathy of tho Swedish and at 7:30 in Englisli at the and address— send it with a twocommunity. Lutheran church. & cent stamp to help pay p o s t - / A Rov. Eckard and wifo wore guests, Rev. R. L. Smith filled Ills regular age and mailing ns usual with Mr. and Mrs. Carl appointment nt tho Baptist church . cost Sunday. Mondny morning ho paid CarlHon. Mrs. C. E. Chorpenlng is leaving tho school a pleasant cull mid offered for Rochester, Ohio, noxt week for a It seems liko a bad week for tho t h e c a l u m e t k id i annrord Here tho prayer at chapul and mnde a nice stay of several week|, called there by bnblcs ns nearly all hero were sick S a n ford ----------------------- F talk to tho children. the illncHs o f her only nistor. Mm. with fuver and toothing troubles, first rieaM send me one ol the free Calumet Punlea. Br^own Swnggcrty, Brownie Staf­ Chorponlng expects to visit in Cleve­ tho llttlo Henderson child for which ford nnd Phillip Milos hnd an excit­ land and other points during hor ab­ Dr. Tolnr wns called out, then tho Name. Ericson and West and now llttlo Chns. ing coon chute Saturday night in sence. which the dogs run a keen scent, tho Mr. nnd Mm. Ilnl Colbert and littlo Williams. Mnry Francos, the little grand child boys closely following over briur nnd sonn, Bele nnd Jim, are nt Tort Tnmbramble, Bwamp nnd hollow till tho nn visiting relatives. jMr. Colbert Is of Mrs. Brldgeman, whb with Sndlo wns prosent with u» Sunday nt ser­ prizo was run in but not taken. Oh, convalescing from dengue fever vice is hnving to tnko treatment of no, tho skunk as it turned out, stood Tho Colery avenue circlo of iGrosbydefensive and tho boys retreated, thoy terinn ladies met with Mrs. C. Boyco Dr. Robson for Ijlood poisoning. Mr. nnd Mm. Charles Cromer and hnving forgotten their gas masks. Bell lust Thursday afternoon. At William Jewell, who has been vis­ iting relatives here has returnod to his homo at Portsmouth, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Sponcor Wainright, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wainright, of Ovipdo, T. E. Wainright, o f Chuluota, spont Sunday at their home here. W. J. Jo well and family have re­ moved to their old home at Wauchulla whore Mr. Jowell will engage In trucking. _ Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs, Mr. Moulding, Mr. McCall and Carl Soles spent Sunday at Chuluota. Mr. Conner and family, of First street, havo removed to Monroo and nro occupying the houso vacated by W. J. Jewell nnd family. Noal Coleman has sold his residence nnd farm to Mr. Fitch of Sanford. Mr. Coleman and family will movo to Snnford. Joseph Wninrifeh*. nnd Harry Ra­ bun have installed a saw mill upon tho Wainright plncn at tho corner and will opornte tho same. • Little Misses Ruth and Ednn Willis spont tho week end with relatives at Longwood. J. W. Boll is convalescent after if sorlous illness. Ho is now able to be out. Charles Robertson underwent an operation for appendicitis at tho Fornnld-Laughton hospital Saturday. Elslo Blnck, tho popular little daughter o f F. II. Black, is confined to her home by illness. S XM Ellls Seed Store E. Florida I’ve Got IiS A L L A AINU GRAPEVULE A FREE PUZZLE FOR EVERYBODY M AN, W O M A N AND CHILD SEND FOR IT®— ^1 * Here’s something for you—a new puzzle I want every boy and girl, every man and Send for one—see how long it takes you Don’t wait—cut the coupon out of the ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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'T . • • ^ .- * i , —5 ' .-. 'in • :■ r v ' ■,5 ■ - > :* : > - V rass y& - e*“ V :7— . ^ ... A X i'ji • ______________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ______________ ___ A - - - - ~ ~ ' - ~ --------- - ffc ' •> ■ • 1_—----------- — ^ - ------------------- ‘ JACKSONVILLE, S ept 9.—Federal Judge Clayton today denied the peti­ tion of Robert Houaton, federal pro­ hibition agent, th a t the federal court assume jurisdiction In the case wherpbyiho is charged with recklesa and Careldsa driving of an automobile^ The case .originated in a justice of - the pence i court; growing out of .Injuries sustained by a young South Jackson­ ville boy ssverai weeks ago when Houston’s c a r J a said to have struck that driven by the -boy. Judge Clayton ruled th a t. Houaton at the time was returning from . St. Augustine.wheffo .he bad accomplished his-.work,' but< th a t a t the.tim e .ot.the accident he was not engaged in " lo a ­ ning down bootleggers" or the like. ... K $500 | - them in its glorious past achievements 1 i f t ' ^°h°wln* * hearing before Federal but also of what their naVy'U Piping M1m ? f,tUB#r « * chJ n g th e c i t y , ^ „ D Clayton/ .The men had tlail and M alll Ja . j them 1 ^ 8™ Tc&dy And. ... w aij ho from flaw day iton day, will do ifor* • V TC* ? f for work. "T * * *^Ui lbe<!n he,d bY “1*1® «ntkAruiA> authorities mwiiir under in the future," has rocoivpd th'd'ftijar-!-. °9® W 0 ■ 8 V ™ ,,", ^ 7 ° f bonds of $6,000 and $4,000 respectivety support of Acting Secretary Thoo- I ., w ,„ ! .r iiJ L ,-, \ . n i doro Roosevelt. < * ' h ®|through habeas corpus proceedings indoreJtoosevelL , ..The idea was suggested several Chargo of Cradle Roll, beginners and ltlluted to b r in / them within the fedprim ary courses of study. Ictioh, , oral Jurisdicti weeks ago and submitted by Presi­ bliss Virginia Lee, of Nashville, Gay reiterated his story before dent R. J. Kelly of tho Navy League Tenn., reached Sanford last ovening, Judge Claytoi Saturday th at he shot a fte r a m eeting of tho League's exe­ Inauguration of a determined effort and was introduced to the audience of Glv^na in sel^-dafetiao a fte r he p u r­ on tho p a rt of land owner* of the mid­ cutive committee. the F in tjQ « p tja t chuiwh. Mias Lee ia. chased liquor from him and revealed M r. Kelly’s letter and Co). Rutfoedle ,Eaat Coast auction of Florida to placed among tho most advanced his identity, BlpdsooY status was not capture suprem acy' In the grape pro ­ velt’s reply mnde public by the lhtt!er, thinkers, of the country in work pf brought out a t Saturday's hearing. At duction ftcld from California and to follow in p a rt: | dealing with Interm ediate life. She a hearing jn Orlando, heltasUficd that introduce a £cw industry to this state "M y Dear-M r. Secretary: ., | will hnve charge of the course of he was mcrqly . accompanying Uay hns been accomplished with the for" A t a meeting of tho ,xccu vo atU(jy presented rcsente to the Interm ediate ‘u "*? Whli0 the lattor claimed ho depotized ipntlon of tho Lako Osborne Syndi­ Committee of the Navy League of workehi of she hirst H" pt,8t Sum U y‘him. The fed e ra la u th o rttlc. hold the the United States, it was decided to cate, bended by T. J. McCarthy* of view, however, th a t he w as assisting a Jacksonville, and alrendy many acres set apart a day to be known os Navy * federal officer. Day, to be observed throughout the are being planted to grapes and other Judge Clayton ruled that it was fruit*. country with appropriate ceremonies. • " »• w__ _______ : ■• • • . clear the two men fo ro acting in the The day proposed is the lis t Friday federal service when Giveps was killed In October. and for that rcason'thc federal court “ The Navy League, bb you know, is should have jurisdiction. a civilian organization, founded for It was indicated, when the ense the purpose of promoting a moro^j Sonthbounc comes up for trial, the men will lie gcnernl knowledge of the navy. Tho Departs Arrive prosecuted by state authorities for people should be informed in every 2:46 oji .• 2:86 a.m. Orunge county while thoy will lie giv- »j0 detail ns to what their nnvy is doing 8:40 a.m. er. the benefit of the defense of th e lj^ 0 for Ihom, for it is on them that the 2:46 p.m. .... 2:25 p.m. United States attorney. The case w illij^ 0 navy depends for its support. 7:10 p.m. ,.v. 6:56 p.m. be heard In federal c o u rt.' “The navy has a'splendid record of^H Northbound State Attorney Jones of Orlando ap- • , . which our people may Justly be proud. t Arrive Depnrta peured against tho men Saturday • It is our great defensive weapon and .... 1:48 n.m. 2.03 a.m. while H arry RcinsHiin, United" S ta te s ! No. has never caused a war. It has been ' 11:45 a.m. 12:06 p.m. assistant attorney, nppenred for tiu* No. a potent factor, throughout its his­ \ :2 r \ I A 3:52 p.m. 8 42 p.m. tory, in preserving peace. The navy federal prohibition department. No. V * , .... 10:00 pjn. Witnesses included two men named) No. itself earnestly worked to bring about the success of the recent Limitation Partin and Cox, who it was brought Trilby Branch of Armament Conference. out, had been arrested- and were in Arrive Departs "Above those considerations, how­ the custody of Hlcdsoc when lirt-n s xNo. 100 7:00 s jq . ever, the nnvy is n great and potent | was approached. Illcdsoe lost hi> men MIHS VIRGINIA 1,HE xNo. 24 3:25 p.m. fnctor for the development and aid of however, in the events incident to xNo. 168 7 :90 s.m. W W. William needs m> introdur- Givens’ death. T. J. Ityals, who is on our people during pence time. I do No 22 7 :00 p.m. not believe the farmers and manufac­ tion to a Florida audience. He is de­ derstood to have bean with Gay. was tu rers of this country realize how layed in reaching the city but will not held culpnhlc In Givens’ death I^eaburg Branch Mosely the navy is interwoven w ith l l,,kc h,M »,|ace lhe Arrive Departs their every-day uffaira. The navy in *)' ul,on arrival, xNo. 167 ......’ . 8 :6 6 p.m. Atlantic City interlocked with many great henovo" Ulia, of Texas, and No. 21. ...... 2 :6 0 p.m, Entertains Sports lent associations, such as the Red Tccc,,t|y of J « ’h*niivillp. is expected xNo. 101........... 5:60 pjn. .'Cross, Y M. C. A., Knights-of Colum, th,B 'lftornoon at 2:2r> Mr"- w m i" in l:8 0 p jn . From Everywhere *No. 25. bus. Jewish-. Welfare Hoard, Navy “ Krnduate of Baylor University of ____ I Nd.’ 22 7:OT p.i p.m. Relief, Near East Relief and others., tb‘‘ c*a,t* *'-*U*• Smer leaving the :< rnck Shots of America Will Compel® OrUd* Branch These great hum anitarian organize-' lu bo<>^ Mbo h11" actively engaged for Championship 1 N 0, 126. ___ 7:48 pm l tions that care for the needs of tho school work. She has giv_____ xNo. 127 |:4 0 p m sick and the poor, always assume as a [en raxzch attention to teach er,train in g ,1 <n7 -j-j, . j i u m U i h i‘rvMt »—n slly, except Sunday. part of their duty, aid for those w h o j* ^ !,,nc*" hcr rcculU com,nK t(> h' U>r' ATLANTIC CITY. Sept II -More are in our navnl service. r.?50*fn.^*0!!,.!** “ c«v«ful than seven hundred crack shots, repLOW T ID E 8 .0 N TTIK REACH “ Every year thousands of young | "tu'Aori of .'Junior life and Junior 'vA cnling nil sections of North Amor inen return to civilian life a fte t a term I UfCrk, 51m. W yiia will present the jen entered in twonty-third annual Forenoon and afternoon tides occur of service in our nnvy. These young )9<>urB« t° the Junior departm ent work­ grand American hnndicap trap ahooting championships starting here to ­ at approximately the same hour and men are better citizens in every way, j Br*r „ . '. . minute: for, in addition to tho love of copntry 1 J*10 V irst’ Tlaptist cfiureH is One of day. natc June July Afcg which is inculcated through service to thp moBt progressive in Florida in the) 10 2:60 3:11 4:02 the flag, they have been practically work of ‘ irefu l training, and Un­ FARMERS a g a in 11 3:32 3:50 4:40 fitted by work in many diverse ocrubool of Method.-) which will open this FILL AMERICA’S 12 1:16 4:30 6:19 potions to earn their iveihood. |e tW n g in 'expected to be the best In HORN OF PLENTY 5:11 13 4:68 6:02 "Througli Navy Day w(^ propose to history of the church, 14 5;44 6(46 $;53 WASHINGTON, Sept. 0.—This inform the people not only of what 15 6;33 . 6:43 J il l year’s important farm crops will bo their navy hns dpno for them in its LARGE HOTEL MAY HE 16 7:H ERECTED AT LEESBURG 7*16 worth approximately $1,250,000,000 8:1P glorious past achievements, but also 17 IF PLANS GO THROUGH more than their value Inst year. P ro ­ 9:07 8:fc2 . 8:06 'o f whnt their nuvy is doing from day 18 h:51 8:64 10:06 duction foreensts announced to<Jny by to day, and will do for them in th o ! ’ 9:40 19 9:46 11:04 future j LEESBURG, Sept II. For some the U. S. Department of Agriculture 20 10:28 12:01 10:39 ."It is the earnest desire of the ' llm® th eVo hnve been persistent rum indicate this year’s important crops .11:16 21 11;32 ” 12:67 Nnvy League to secure the co-opera­ ors that n big tourist hotel would In­ will aggregate approximately $0,600,12:06 22 12.26 built on Lake H arris, between Lees­ :.:9 000.000 calculating their value i1n tion of the Navy Department and the 23 1:17 burg and Pnlnmrn Park, which would 12:64 2:42 September 1 farm prices Three Navy. The participation of the navy 24 1:40 2:07 3:33 in the celebration of Navy Day in nny I cost no less than $100,000, but noth crops corn, cotton and hny- will ex25 ‘ 2:26 2:56 4:20 . ing authentic could he learned until reed u billion dollars each in value, way you may suggest, will he cordial-, 4 26 3:12 3:88 5;16 this week. | their aggregate comprising more thnn ly appreciated. 27 4:01 A meeting of lhe business men one half of the value of nil the im ­ 4:19 6:12 "Yours very trujy, i and citizens in general has been rail­ portant crops. 28 4:52 5:08 7:12 (Signcd) R. J. KELLEY. 29 ’ 6:48 6*55 ed for Wednesday night to meet some 7:2P August growing conditions were es­ “Honorable Theodore Roosevelt, 30 6:60 6:6$ out of town people who arc interested pecially detrimental to the bumper 8:28 Acting Secretary of Navy, in the project and who will he glad to ( crop of corn and to t^io cotton crop, W ashington, I). C." See E. Stafford and get your town help finance the proposition* hi ense Corn suffered a loss during August of “ My Dear Mr. Kelley: . . .. . . , , the lofal people show u willingness to; 142,000,000 bushels, worth at Scptem- lot In Lake Monfoo and save city "I w ant to thank you for your l et -, . . . . . . . . , . . . ’ * lend some assistance to help put over her I prices $89,000,000.- -Tho gov- taxes. 119-tfc ter, .Your idea is sound in every why. the big deni. j ernment’s forecast today placed the I think it pattihulnrly good because New sheet music today. Como in The location selected for the hotel prospective production nt 2,875,000,000 of certain physical conditions We have,' j s on the Morrison land ju st at the | bushels. Cotton hnd almost equally nnd hear It.—J. H. H intcnnlster Piin the country. The people or the sea-1 nno Co., Welnka block. hoard are reasonably fam iliar w ith' the prettiest spots that could hnve prospective production decreased 874'the navy. They see the great ships. been found in Florida. Ginnt oaks 000 bales during lhe month. T hat They know tho navy men. In tho in­ with grny moss hanging from their nmount of cotton at September I terior of our country, it is, hpwever, branches _everywhere abound, and prices would hnve been worth $88,s different story. Tho people of Kan- make n shade that is very enticing. 150,000. sns and Oklahoma do not get the op- - Thc KrmlIuIs oxtcnd to thc „horc8 of Present indications are that p rac­ portunity for first hand Information majestiev I-ake H arris, the handsom­ tically all of this year’s crops will be that th e ir felow-countrymen of Cali­ est and one of the Inrgct lakes in the worth more than last year with tho fornia and New York do. They do state. I t is a lovely site and would exception of wheat, rye and peanuta. not realize thut the navy araves them be a g re a t inducement to tourists to Corn will be worth approxim ately equally with the people of thc sea­ spend their winters in Leesburg. Only $496,000,000 more; cotton $389,000,board. I hope you will make an a short distance nway is Pnlmora 000; oats $83,000000; apples $64,000,LIME, CEMENT, especial endeavor to familiarize the Park with the best bathing and one of 000; hny (tam e) $47,000,0 and p$aches .citizens of our great inland, states the nicest pnvllllons In the state $36,000,000. , PLASTER and with tho ovory day service their navy Tho#e • ^ the hcnd of t he project What Crops Will Be Worth doc* fo r them. • j are asking every progressive citizen This year’s indicated crops will BUILDERS’ “The navy will be glad to co-operr* with a virion of n greater Leesburg have a value, calculated unofficially ato w ith you In any wny it cnn. I am and whose slogan 1s: “Watch Lees­ and based on September 1 farm confident this really patriotic work burg Grow,” to atten d this meeting prices, as follows: MATERIALS you i r e undertaking will he of great Wednesday night and if not able to Wheat, $720,600,000; corn $1,801,service to the country. render ahy financial assistance at 900,000; oats, $404,100,000; barley. o f every kind "Believe me, least show an interest in o i l of the $88 J500,000; buckwheat, $116,200,’ “Your* very truly. grent items of the cUy*i program of hay (tam e) $1,037,600,000; hay (wild) (Signed) “T1IEO. ROOSEVELT, greater growth' and usefulness. The $122,600,009; cotton (exclusive of “Mr. It. J. Kelley, President, committee depends on every, citizen seed) $1,0^4,400,000; apple*, .$^27,< I t- * n-> < --11 f t *'• - * “Tho Navy le a g u e of thc Urptcd to do his duty in this m atter. 200,000; peaches, $88,100,000; p e a ­ , S tates, Washington, I). Grnuts, $30,400,000; flax seeds, $22,' House of 100,000; h c a n s ^ O ,600,000. *.* .. If you like the Daily H a rris Jell, - Th* value oiw le'to b acco , rice and s e r v ic e , Q u a l it y rur f r ie n d s ' O you don’t likd It t*U ■ ***a*. Vi* • ■- t TRAIN SCHEDULE ---- r~ - CUT THIS OUT—IT IS. WORTH MONEY U. S. COURT REFUSES TO TAKE JURISDICTION *' IN HOUSTON CA8B GAY RELEASED BY UNCLE SAM, The members of the F irst Baptist Church are.planning for a very busy] week. The occasion is a school of > (Or T»« AjOm Is M P n « f) <Djr Tkc Aj n c aI«(«4 » i’reaal ,, a ! tra in in g . for. the officers and teachers -JACKSONVILLE, Bept. I I .— V J. W ASHI---------- " n ^ . i w .’tK* m „„ T . . of the Sunday School.. The school Gay, federal prohibition agent and J. * * , » i through- 0p! f7 * » - n? l n , .« 7 * m ! & B^dsoe, hi* companion, held in o ut the country tho last Friday In 88 iH » *"1®n BrYi connection with the killing of H arry October “t o l X o m the people not ^ S t T . ' 1GiVcn* •» 0rU nd6 l* .t Monday n only of What their V Vy has dohe for I w « r e Pleased in .bond* of I frf- ’-ItM I V » -___ ________ t __________________ First B aptist ' Church Opens its £ School o f Methods LT ENDORSES “NAVY DAY” •fe:-v i . ' THE SANFOhD DAILY HER A LP, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,-1922 - f» I.**'.* / 4 ?JW -YAM • jfourid1for --cough,# h|oloy Kidhey-T.ili /fer and back^rtcumstl**, | ney and, bladder aiha,’ Cathirtifc1Tahletst«» wh thoroughly eb-aiuing L constipation, t<ilnnunak 77 •hd sluggish h o w e i r J where.—AHv Gd(.do t-this slip,, enclose with 6c and mail i t to Foley A Oo^ 2836 Shef­ field ‘Awe., Chicago, HI,,' ‘writing 'your namo and address clearlyv Yon will receive'in return a trial package* contalnlng Foley’s Honey and' Tar Com-' / . - ■■ r TODXr a J. J . j.^lANO CO f v ?*•? «« • pAnfJT M il! i ' i I smrujii't ifft***! • W [ * a e »*♦ # i m i im ik u u n n s iu iu iii S a n f o r d :i - - r .i’ t v: . j U. • IW a t . Delicious P l f e |> N f D COOKIES R Q U tH ■ r: t* . S BAKERl N e x t to P rin cess T heatre N n i H i H n n m i i M H H M » u i i i H i u i i u lln il| Jv / '.-1i• ■• -j1 t*,: >:•- .r ■ < i- - l " it: it REDUCED PRICES (Delivered) Chassis .................... $ 950, R o a d ste r ................ 1125, TouHng ... ....... 1145, 4-Passenger Sport 1325 ■ ■Coupe (Special) 1340, Coupe (Standard) 1610, • Sedan ....!.................. 1715, In addition to u&unl W a rra n ty n w ritten guarantee perform ance is g iv en to each purchaser of (ho Oakland 6 SERV ICE ON P R E V IO U S M ODELS AS WELL AS T N EW K e n t V u l c a n i z i n g C om pan FL0RI SANFORD ' " a cniBERFUL W e l c" o m.e a w_____ a its YOU <•' * '•» V ‘ »* . ,‘^Ul /»U^ ] d p-iu 1Kc r-,j - : : : ; Tiio; :H i • * * ■:■ • » * . • ■ i f ... - t gave the rootorut t new Idee Thri SilrertoynJit made by a* enankation wnth J .year* experience in rubb«r tr There U cm !/one r ia liiy * Sibrerttrmn materials and workmanship in 6na are the w HILL LUMBER.GO. . , -a - ; ” - - £^ f = — — _ Ypo* dMkr will mByen th* S£vw town in aay time from iO a JK «PTHBB.F.GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY, Akrm, 0***. B»TAgUSHBDI*re >&r A U T O M O B i^ ‘ tibTOItCYCLBS, WCYOBS, ™ . ? .V * L* • • • . . . . . ' . m • ; • . - • •" • • * . ’..■ * * . * ‘ • . . • • • �■res • i« •• “: ... , TANKS AND GUNS WILL BE ON 'EXHIBIT. ”< u ,“ h " * “ i.h-ut cMh Ui «d**nM M il C “>«*r i rhonc message* »M by tho 10 - entailed jx>ph° okk*'ep»i>U - v . , on_ the E ^ o u n t, that toko the profit* ^ .» r 4&V -V X AT N EW ORLEANS IRS. FR ED DAIGER, Society Editor, : . ; Phone J17-W NEW ORLEANS, Sept 11.-T an k s, big guns and other materials of warr** p i s * Mywkti. « romiag fare will be exhibited by the United some, or U j r a are •nttrialnlag, write! j. • , , , . f t*m ksT* *«7 tricuta tUIUm* m *••<■ 1 ear* ta tida Srparimrat, kItIb« States W ar D epartm ent during tba Ibi, form of advertising. home this afternoon s t th ree o'clock, Dr. King of the Baptist cKbech offic­ iating and in te rm e n t being made in Lakevucw cemetery.. . Deceased had almost reached m an­ hood's estate, being within a few months, of twenty-one and was born In Forsyth county, North Carolina, Oct. Oth, 1901. He moved to Sanford with his parents about two and one half years ago. and had been living hero since with tho exception of ono year in tho U. S. Army with tho F irst D ivision..H e wa$ a young man with the world before Jiim, tho Joy and pride of his parent's hoart and had a host of friends here who will be grieved to learn of-his death. The sympathy of the m any friends here and at the old homo In North Carolina is extended to the parents In the ios sof this young man, tho only son, who was taken away In the first flush of young manhood. clergyman: “Hew„ would you like to ride in a car th at will climb F o rt Hill; one th a t _w1il s ta rt a t' the bottom in high and go ever the top a t 40 miles an h o u r7” Tho invitation having been accepted a Hupmobile demonstration ensued. On~tho following Sunday, tho min­ ister preached from the text: “ We disbelieve; wo are mndo to believe, and we believe.’’ • And in tho course of the sermon ho found occasion to refe r to the automobilo incident in this wiso: “There is an automobilo dealer in our city who told mo certain facta about a certain car; among his statem ents was ono to tho effect th a t it would climb F o rt Hill from a standing sta rt nnd go over tho top a t 40 miles an hour in high gear. I, ns a result of past experience, could not refrain from disbelieving th a t statem ent. But I was taken up tho hill in the car and m gdf to believe. I now belidVe in the rngn and in the car-” Then, he con­ tinued to point out th a t a dem onstra­ tion of fa c t id convincing in all th in g s ;' told how non-believers are converted, made to bolievo, and.then become de­ vout followers of tho faith. The next Friday tho clergyman re ­ lated to the dealer the happenings a f­ ter th(fc delivery of the sermon. “On Mondsy morning, a man came to me and wanted to know the name of that car,” hb said. “W ednesday night a t prayer meeting, five or six people asked the same question. F riday, four more friends came to me asking the tamo information. In short, I have been preaching in this Vicinity fo r several years and this w a 4 the first time th a t auch interest has been crested in any of my sermons here. I t all goes to show tho tremendous in­ terest of the public in anything per­ taining to automobile performance.” _- , _________ - ""' «i £ » & u t * a V “ *“ • r *' w“ * American Legion national convention in- New Orleans, October 16-20, con­ f tra c ts Ulsa Abbey H. Doudncy has return- vention headquarters has been advised 'm 1 tf’ lffffe Sid® of the i id home from a' pleasant visit With by MaJ9t General C. -C . William*, * the good truck section where 'riends In Orlando. chief of ordinance of the United States^arm y. » e> n ““ w " u ,rr* i 5 S Ten carload* of ordinance, including ^U ke Monroe. 11SMIC Robert^ Denton left Sundny for virtually everything in tho way of Tendoreojivillc, N. C., where ho wilh r. f sufford and get your town enter d o C*— • -j ^ w ar Carolina ......................... Military Academy^ from hand *? 155-mllKmeter guns, will comprlso i f f Lake Monroo and build. honsee . R f f l rent tho year round. UO-tfc Mrs. J . N. Robson and a congenial the exhibit The ordinance, which will >art^. of friends motored Sunday of- bo brought on flat care, will be • bn E j ^ thc crowd—E at 85c ernoon to W inter Haven calling upon display In a prominent site near con­ . the differencer- Palm etto Mends. vention hall. Dally maneuvers, in E | Booro. 113 Palmetto avenue which all the latest tactics of w arfare 188-tfe i A. W. Lee, ar., has returned to his will be dem onstrated, are scheduled V during- the five convention days.' ", ,*• .homo in Titusville. He accompanied ' The larger guns, including threo 76NOTICE OF MEETING ilMERS-You can get seed bed his sqn A. W. Lee, Jr., and wife home m illimeter and three 155-millimeter JdlL and irrigation pl< J S aturday afternoon. There will bo a joint meeting of tho SANFORD MARBLE J t GRANITE WORKS, pieces, will be draw n by trucks in the ^ Novelty Works. 100-tt -JOHN GOVE, Proprietor convontipi! parade. There will also be!Seminole County Federation of Worn,T ^ J . Miller is now spending •some a horse-drawn section .of artillery;*enfl' Clubs and tho League of Women CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY tim e w ith his son, Dr. 01 Ivor J. Miller composed of 75-millimeter French 'V oters in Oviedo Tuesday tho 12th. 1018 West First Street 1018 West F irst Street |H p* Pa PP ^ ^ ■ -.T if #, t , a t Asheville, N. C.*, He expects to re- field guns. O ther objects of In te restj^ h ^ Federation will meet a t 10:80 in = turn home about t O ctoberT str will be a 6-ton tank, camouflaged the morning at the .Woman’s Club at i M i n i i i i i i i i i i i i i i n n i u u i u i i i i i i i i i u i i i i i i H U ’A; r ammunition wagon and numerous Oviedo, and tho League meeting will Mi os ....ldred 11 Dickson, of the. J e f­ rtactore. ■. . , . bo held in tho afternoon. Tho women ferson Hjourt Apartm ents, Orlando, * Tho exhibit will be.held under, the of the county are cordially invited to spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. direction of a number of ordinance of­ como nnd bring lunch for the picnic Jam es R. S tew art on Myrt|p avenuo. ‘ ficers sent from the government dinner. 140-Stp r- '« a arsenal at Rock Island. M«- W. J. Steed and baby left yes­ SERMON ON MOTOR'S fob Can Find the N am e of terday fo r their homo in Kissimmee DIRECTORS OF TARPON PERFORMANCE STIRS gttrjr Uvc Profcaalonol and a fte r * pleasant visit here as tho SECTION’S INTEREST DANK CLOSE DOORS Bulnnt!i Man in Sanford in guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. jlii Column Each * Day J. G. Ball. How n minister unconsciously TARPON SPRINGS, Sept, l l . —Fol­ BtrcHscd the capability of n certain lowing a meeting of tho directors, the llO atca *a Id Ite ^ Hi Miss Dorothy Rumph loft Snturday Spongo Exchango bank, atatc bank of make of nn automobile to such nn ex­ _ DELIVER THE GOODS” n ight fo r Tallahassee where she is a t­ Tarpon Springs, closed Its doors. Tho tent, in one of hlrf aermnfis, nt Mys­ tending her- senior year at the Wom­ officers would make no explanation of tic, Conn., near Hartford, thnt it rous­ an’s College. Chas. J. Rumph wont tho procedure, but said th at a sta te ­ ed more interest than any provioua Storage Facilities as f a r as Jacksonville. m ent would bo made when a bnnk ex-- sermon in n long time, is related In a 5 |v» please you, tell other*; if not; aminer from tho state comptroller's report received a t the “factot^r front tell u n . Phone 498 Byron Ward leaves on the 15th for 0fflcc a rr (vlKj. the Hnrtford Hupmobile dealer. The report goes on to explain thr.t Tampa and his mother, Mrs. Ward j Capital stock of the institution Is removes to Haines City, thorc to keep j.'io.oOO, and a good business has been the minister, who drives n small light house for her son Lonnie Ward, who rPporte<j from t | me to time. Presl- car, is a tegular ru st^ n c r nt tho dcnlAttorney-at-Law is in business in that city. j dm t J. M. I-owP said this morning c r’a gnrngn. Between New London and Mystic, is i that he was confident that nn adjustO w Seminole County Bank Mrs. A. W. U>e, who has been quite mont cm,M be made and th at roorg- n hill known as Fort Hill, nnd the | FLORIDA ill at Titusville, was brought hom o}nniretion would soon follow. The denier states thnt every time the ntin- j )KR - • - Snturday nftemoon iqid in now a t the |mnh examiner is expected tb arrive inter's car would climb thnt hill in ■'is Pem nld-Laughtnn hospital. Her many ' herd today. high genr "it wns n good car,” hut o f­ frie n d s w ish h e r a sp e ed y reco v ery . • <9 T'irnt notice received by tho publio ten it failed and then "it waa poor me­ that tho institution would bo closed chanical work in tho garage” which Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Whitnor loavo in wna this morning when a sign was wna responsible. V. ( OLLER, Proptheir car for nn extended trip up hnd discovered posted on tho door. Tho One dny tho dealer, more orvJoss oxdown the west coast. While away bnnk in said to have enjoyed a wido anperntod over tho minintar’a refer­ they will viflit friends nnd relatives in patronage. ence to poor garage work, Bnid to tho ' ..V?)• I-akolqnd, Tnmpn, St. Petersburg nnd MERCHANTS 8A.Y PRICE other cities. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS . '•*•*»r' 19 ACCOUNTS OF directory WOMEN The Peoples Bank of Sanford welcomes the deposits and busi­ ness of women. ~With the facilities, advic§ and financial counsel it is in position ‘to offer, it is especially well equip­ ped to further their individual in­ terests. This institution has been able to assist many women in this city and section, and it can help you. lick Service Transfer George A. DeCottes INFORD NOVELTY WORKS j ♦ \ The Peoples Bank of Saniord eneral Shop and Mill Work OF CLOTHING WILL BE BOOSTED BY TA RIFF lAITOR nnd B U ILD E R Byron W ard hna resigned his poai-' tion a t the First Nntion.il Bnnk, where !Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. RICHMOND, Vn., Sept. 11.— Prior he hna been for over a yenr and n to half. Lie hna accepted n position with < leav in g ‘Richmond for .the annual tho East Coast Lumber nnd Supply convetion in New York next week of tfe National Association of Retail Co. a t Tampa. • ' ing .Mch, Raphael * Levy, p resi^ IICAI. CONTRACTORS t of the local retail m erehanta’ Mrs. Edwin' Meyer (nee Mnrion UnihoiiM- l.ichtN and Appliance! Gove) returned to her homu in Kia- nanocintipn, todny dclnrod “clothing Ne« I me of Fixturessimmee' yrtrfefdny afternoon a fte r, men afl over the United States are )FF1CE 6ILLON & FRY spending the week end here with her UP in nr,n" in °PP°*i‘ ,on to thc Pr,° parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gove nt vlaiona of the tariff hill, nnd wll tnki concerted notion, in nn effort to cauat their homo on the West Side. • ( its defeat.” “If tho bill goon, through, anid Mr. > Mr. and Mrs. Maurico Kronen, Levy, “the price of clothing will go whose m arriage took placo August 29 skyward, and an unfnir bunion will Contractor nnd Builder. in New York City, have .nrrivod homo, be Imposed upon tho public.” iNFORI) . FLORIDA and will soon bo' nt home to thoir friends nt their new home on Tenth VETERAN CONDUCTOR DOING street. Mrs. Kronen will be rem em ­ NICELY AFTER OPERATION LTON .1. bered ns Miss Esther Fleisehcr. ARCHITECT Mnny friends of A. J. Hansard, A t­ Mr. nnd Mrs. E. D. Mobley nnd Miss lantic Const Line Ruilwny conductor Georgia Mobley, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. P. between Jacksonville nnd Tampn, will 7. Millrr Bldg. Connolly nnd son Alebcrt, returned be glad to icarn th at he is doing nice tXKMtlt . ... .. . PIXIRIDA home yesterday. Mcsdames Connelly. |y nftcr the first of n series of two and Mgblcy nnd Albert Cohncly hnvo1operations In St. Vincent’s hospital, been spending tho summer at H ig h -1the second to bo pcrform edJu about a lands, N. C., and Ml** Georgia a tte n d :}week. f ed the girls camp at.Jlinaluaka, N. C. I Captain Hansaird la ono of the oldor Messrs. Connelly and Mobley m e t1nnd best known conductors in the INSURANCE a g e n c y thom in Jacksonville returning w ith 1state, fnmillnrly known to the travelF1RP, -AUTO---------BONDS them to Sanford by boat yesterday a f - ! ing public ns “Pop.” temoon. . . About twelve years ago Capt. HanSANFORD _____ j snrd averted a train wreck a t tho DEPENDABLE CLASH. j McGIrts crook bridge by crawling over Yal Machine and Boiler W orks; L ast Friday evening the Depend- tho coal fender down into the eogino *f •'finding; DeLuxe Pistons; nblo Class of the Mothodist church; pit where he pulled the throttle after "Brel StVel Gear Banda; Crank m et in their last fortnightly meeting '■the engineer nnd fireman had Jumped, iu Returned-------------- phone 62( fo r the summer, a t tho home of Alias. It wan an excursion train -loaded mostly women and bxninrd Glasses Designed M argaret Zachary, thc class president. ] with picknickers while his efforts snved A delicious supper was enjoyed f o l- ' children, and * i,tiainnna m ee t-' the train and McLaulin, Jr., lowed by tho regular business oot-' and ail aboard tho engino Ing, and election of officers. Tho f o l- ' »nd tender went through nn open lowing officors for tho coming yenr 1draw bridge into tho creek which la Optician-Optometrist deep a t th a t p o in t The coal coming |E*»t F|m, street Sanford, Flo. ware elected: * President, EHisabeth in on C a p t H ansard broke his jaw Flowers; Vice-President, Dorothy and arm . He waa rescued by an old Cameron L Treasurer, Helen Chorpendrained Glos.es F itted negro in * canoe who happened to ha , k‘ >3 lng; Secretary, Mrs. Ruby H art Mid­ near tho bridge a t the .time. He was dleton; chairm an devotional commit­ carried to the hospital and occupied tom m o q r e tee, P attye Lyle; teachers, Mrs. W. S. for six ' weeks the room next to the 0rTOMKTRIST-OPT lCI AN • >1 l t j ■«. one ha now occupies. Little has been Many plans were mndo for tho year * * . . . . ^ ' t * Post of fi nA J t h .v*rv .rood wish andm any‘ k? ° ^ . of thU t * ™ 5 -VV du.e t0 Sanford, F l^ 'n p d .w itb evbry good aq d 'm an y modesty.—Times Union.’ oxpressiont of love and appreciation •Pop’s” to the fo u r girls who are leaving fo r ^ E D R. WILSON college, DEATH OF WILLIAM 8NOW the meeting adjourned. Three attorney -a t - la w of these 'girls were class officers for William T. Snow, son of Mr. and sevirnl yessr. M argaret Zachary will Mrs. J. W. Snow, died s t the home of 8 " ' ord- F l*i«n to examipntion o f go, to Sullins> College nt Bristol, Va.j h|§ parenta on Magnolia avenue Sun AbitraeU of Title ; •; . Lil ian Shinholser goes to Bu»,ne,,J , day, morning of .c u te InHTgestion. He .CoMpg^ a t Macon, Go.; Marion Hand ^ ^ gffl|ct6d with h eart trouble will enter tbe^iVoman a College a t £o r g01Be tlnJ# but wa* supposed to be lahassee and Gladys Adams wi l re -| Jn; ^ M ,th apd M u p W w jq , ths t to Southern College e t Lakeland. | aUack o£; acute J„dlgesHoh the end P **AUDK tyr * ‘ ------- --------r---------I fume suddenly and w ithout w arning to rist telle us he has been out prirrln_ t , hock to end friends.. 12.1 West F irst S tre e t 7:53 S. 0. Shinholser ■m Ti . », ,Al.rf . ?j&; ■>.7 MOUGHTON B. W. HERNDON ichine & Foundry Co. Henry Opt. D. ■ ■ lA it !% «• (t in (■ n /v iiln v * - . If • •S' 'f E xtrem es Meet In the Hupm obile Men who can afford only one car,—and who demand in that car the most pronounced econ­ omy—are among the most enthusiastic owners o f the Hupmobile. Others who can gratify any .desire, prefer the Hupmobile because of its dashing appear­ ance and its brilliant, reliable performance. - .; . - * ‘ , * Both are rig h t. The H up- mobile costs less to keep and to operate than many cars whose first*appeal is price. * ( xi 91 . . Everyone admires the Hupmobile’s fast, easy get away, its remarkable flexibility, its power. When you desire the maxi­ mum in motor car service with the minimum in motor car cost, the known facts Jgad you straight to the Hupmobile. - JWrinff Cmr * JtomJAl.r Comp* - $1338 RonJtfar t U S O Coapt • S19J8 5* Jan . $1788 CorJ Tiro• an A ll MoJoU $1150 A im f O. M. Dolrolt~&*ro*oo Tai^ talrm B. dc t DISTRIBUTORS Stenographer W(1*- 8»nfbrd, Florida , ^ : •Ui; * i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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H I S -. • ; . i . • .. ■ > . ■ . •• • .• 1 _________ Mill . * . •* - ’ 1 • ‘ . •. * r e~ 6 7' ’■ * ■ i ’ . •* • ' .r - , ■ • •V >-’£•*. \\'jt A g| 0 «S r&>. liw j t f y - x l i t - . ■'" ~ , , *-• i » . _ \ • . .•. -' ■•. - - " - ••— - _ _ _ _ :i ■j t?£?£hW v-& > IN T H E .B E A fe T OF T H E W O R LD ’S G R E A T E ST VEG ETAB LE SECTION > -■■■ ■ ' ■. >■ ■ .*. Measure WiU Be ’ ORDER -f W OULD have e x p ih e d l a s t BILL J N IG H T FT : •.« * : • l- Y" Y ' ■ r c ’-Tfin-j;,. ' H Close of Firet Day’s Bearing And Conference Report Bearing Re­ publican Signatures on Petition o f Attorney General • (Mr The' 4 — *t*l*S r im ) „ (Dr Tfc* A m S it t l K-CHICAGO, Sept, i x - j a d f e Wilk„ |ptl>y deferred hearing on mtf. attorneys for mil strike leaders modification vtemponiry 'rietrain'ta order pending "completion governr«oit’a effort to ahow that dominant sc of alleged conspiracy is de­ jection of interstate commerce. / ' CHICAGO, Sept.. 12.— With" the [foreminent'a temporary Injunction ■againat the atriking railway shopmen .extended another ten days period begianinp today, hearing on Attorney General Daugherty's application for fa permanent restraining order continltd before Judge' Wilkerson today frith rigorous effort on part of coun>id for strikers to obtain modification «f edict In extncdlng injunction Irwntersoii dill not attempt to pass on uy m. rits of contentions, cither gov­ ernment »r defense attorneys, beyond .temporarily denying defense motion In dismi-s proceedings.. nth AGO. .Sept. 12.—The tempor­ ary rent mining order granted the gov|peminent .September 1 against ; the striking rail shop crafts nnd their leidera. Inst night w as.continued in effect fi.r not to exceed ten days^Tho engmal order would have expired at Midnight . m federal Judge James II. Wilkerson, irdmil the continuance on the govern­ . nrnt's motion at the close of the first day's hearing on the petition of Attorwy (ithoral Duugherty foY n teniporb iry injumtion to replace it. . The con­ i’ UsDsm-e, the court stipulated, will terttinate on the decision in the. jnjunc’-tien hearing • A* a result of the continuance, the tojunctinn hearing will be halted this Barring while attorneys for B. M. Jewell. |.r.-ident, and John Scott, jee(•.!»i*r> tiia-urer of the Federated Shop i rafts, argue for • modification •1 its itenuities. Donald E. Richberg* ^presenting the strike lesdeT, served lotice on counsel for the government, '*• would move for some modification when ynurl convenes today. , Newell and Scott were the only two •f the more than 240 strike leaders and JOw.ooo strikers affected by the restraining order represented in court ky roun-el yesterday. • They lost the first battle when the F tourt Rented their motion Uiat the lorrminent's netitinn ho HlamUawA, *m trot prepared at this ticr.o to de,»ldr that the bill fails to set Up sny rounds for relief," "Judge Wilkerson **id, and ordered Blackburn Esteriln, to the solicitor general, to proceed with the presentation o f " the 1.foUTnmriit’s ca*o. • ! • In the argument over the continu­ al tntV ' f the restraining order, hotvev» . the court pointed Out the differenc*» between the charges o f "unlawful ^ .n a tio n " and .,lawful “ d" unlawful acts that if ,h(. ~~ an.d , II th.- defense can show only the “ dor a,, charged in the bill, some ■odificathm of tho present order f **iskt Ik- made. . WASHINGTON, Sept. 12r-The ad­ ministration tariff bill aa finally per­ fected dn conference was presented In the house and conference report on it, Rearing ' signatures. of ■ Republican managers, will be called up tomorrow with expectation it will be disposed of not later than .Thursday. ’ . PRESIDEN T WILL APPOINT GOOD DEMOCRAT FOR JUDGE IF NO REPUBLICAN CAN BE,FOUND IN FLORIDA . ( b j Ta* awMUlrS l’i * « ) .. JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 12.—Advic­ es from Washington state that I-ake Jones, Jacksonville attorney, ami the counsel for the United States Ship­ ping Poard of the Soulhern distrist, has been endorsed by the Florida*Re­ publican organization for federal judge to. filj, the new office* recently created by in gress. Should it devel­ op that jp JJcmocrst has a chance the position U believed will go to Judge Reavet»,'o^ Tamps, he being endorsed by a Urge number of Florida Demo­ crats. The president has stated if the Republican timber- does not mensurc up to rpqulrepicpts he will not hesi­ tate to appoint a Democrat. • Others mentioned in connection with the judgeship are: G. B. I’cttingill, Judge William Hunter, U. S. District Atfordey W. M. Gober, all of Tampa; Alexander Ackcrmnn, of Orlando.and Judge E. C. Davis of West Palm Beach. LITTLE HOPE NOW OF RESCUING 47 MEN IN GOLD MINE Cave-Ins and Spreading of'Poison Gaa Discovered t JACKSON, .fJUifi Sept. 12— Caveins In the lower levels at 'ArgonaDt mine, spreading of a poison gas to the lowes-levels and the discovery that a newly found slope could not b® used by the rescue workers constituted three pioces of depressing news in the Work o f attempting to rescue 47 miners from the Argonaut's depths. ' ■Nihefy-threfcTedl of the shaft re­ mained to be opened In the 300 foot level in the-Kennedy mines at 4 p- m. today before the fescue crews reach the lait '76 feet of hard » c k which separates, them frqpi the adjoining Argonaut mine. , .Only two feet of.rock" was drilled and blasted, out today on the 3-,900 foot level', leaving 136 feet to go befpm the second , rescue outfit can break Into the Argonaut by that route. THREE ARB DEAD IN EARLY MORNING TRAGEDY . KALE ANDER80N, 8. C. 1 - • ’ (Dr TBs AaMTlatri Preaa) , ’ft'" government yesterday read In- . ANDERSON, 8. C , Sept. 12c-Mr». « record a li^i of'nearly 26 mur- Alice McAUUter, her daughter Mrs. growing out of th. rail strike, Walter Allep are dead and Walter Al­ d literally hundreds of acta o f sab- len dying, as a m u lt of an, early at Orr-Mill, a mill trains, i city. *■ o f , village near brid, I m , rioting, destruction o f prop-1 Tbs .two women were shot,’ killed, interference with trains In aa they sat Vt breakfast table by huel" ^ * U.t* tr*,flc• I band o f younger woman, who tpraed tommi ? ? ? " Protested that the list into adjacent room and,fired .shot into . by the department o f justice hi. own body. Domestic trouble, are | fJ °,7 by C; J. MeOuirc, attor- thought to have been thrcause of the 23&r$ mm ■ being, hampered. Likewise, that thr ° n th* ander*tandinif. been Jfovemment would produce' he admlttef for the being a rsfurther ; cU in »*• ‘ U PPO H . ' "J port from "the director of agriculture On Lh*- that ®63 ^ over E track, o f ^ r ^ r o s ^ tl^u>; the crops and fruit growers i their need.s ' 5t.l". ■ i, i' \% — , , NUMBED U *Vli fJU CONFI _______. tCTi -if.*, f I* T4. ' . is. •* i - i ■t----- • 1 • SANFORD, FLORIDA, TU E SD AY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1922 fOLUME u i. OSICINAI. . ‘T h a City Substantial" , » ' fcfVntfr.A IN 9 ; AGREEMENT AFTERNOON Vri iW M WIND BL rted to the- House Some Today ’' GOVERNMENTSOLD SHIPS TO GEO. PERRY TREND OF OP FOUR STATES HAVE (D7 T V Associate I'rtaa) WASHINGTON, . Sept. lg/i-C dn .j adjusted service certificate options, TESTS FOR NOMlNATIO ferees oh the sofJhera* bonhs dll |with its proSrislopa o f loans to veter. OF U. S. SENATORS roachcd an agreement late yesterday ■ans by banks in. the next three yean “ p j.J . ** - ; -* - *-* - an dft was announced Uuit the mops-. Jand for government' loan* thereafter. / u're would be reported to'thd'hopee o-|Thc vocational training aid option and d a y r 'I f will not be called up-thi re.j the provision for cash payments to however, until after the conference veterans whose adjusted m ic e credit In •Massachusetts, Was ATTORNEY FOR LENT A HUMPH­ report on the tariff bill has been i la would not exceed $60 also were unVermont and Michigan REY FOB $760,900 FOR . . 4 t sed of, which may be oh Wedn is changed. * Three Southern Statea ' 226 SHIPS Jf ‘or Thursday. After the ho so Much of the three hours' session qf a . , fa r T*a Am m UIH r m a ) acts, the-bonus will go to the eenhtethe conferees was understood to have , (Dr TM* iu M t it r i r n w ) RTLAND, Maine, Sept ................... . ..12.—ReWhere also It is to be put behind the Ibeen devoted to a discussion o f whip WASHINGTON, Sept 12.—The t . tariff. . jping Che bill into a shape aa would government today .sold a fleet o f vised figures election in Maine yester­ day, forty four towns missing, I Four major changes were meet the publicly expressed objections wooden ships, tbe.sblplRg.boahl ac­ Senator Hale, republican, r*-eF the bill in conference. They of President Hirdlng. It waa repre­ I IElimination o f the Slittmons' sented by some of the republican man­ cepting, the bid o f $76,000 made by; over democrat opponent, iformer Got* ' ment- adthurlthig the financing o f agers Chat the measure probably George Perry1, attorney for the firm o f ernor Curtis, by a majority of twenty*' six thousand. Ssmc precincts give bonus out. of Interest from the foreign would have a better chance of presi­ Lent A Humphrey for 226 vessel*. Governor* Baxter, repqblloao, dential approval wlthoutj ,the Sim, debts. ‘ -1 twenty eight thousand over William * - Elimination of the land reclama­ mohs’ amendment and the reclamation Pattingail, democrat. AU four !>»*»•'; tion feature, which, under the senate option and, accordingly, those were ent representatives, all republidifa' plan embodied in the Smlth^dcNary voted out. ■ leading opponents safe majoritiea. ‘•'•'■K reclamation bill, wopld have Invol'fcd 1 There still .was no official .informa­ tion ns to whether Mr. Harding would an expenditure of $350,000,000. i CHICAGO, Sept. 12.— Primaries In The Ihrnlting of th*. time in which approve the measure In its present nine statfs today include four in which. the veterans mighffile application ifpr' form, but proponents believe he will contests for nomination for Uni a bonus to January 1, 1928. while opponents are firm that he will States senator are expected to. Acceptance o f the house provision not. Owing to a promised fight on ORLANDO VISITORS AND MANY cate to some extent the trend of pub* fixing thfe amount to be advanced for the tariff bill, conference report in the GOOD TALKS TO ENLIVlie opinion on national political farm or hqme aid to the amount of senate it mny be 10 days or two . ‘ ‘ RN THINGS ciples, Massachusetts, Michigan, Ver-' weeks before the bonus measure the adjusted service credit increased mont and Washington today choose, by 25 ppr cent in place o f the senate reaches the white house. _ Sanford Rotes are coming back Two of the ten conferees—Senator home* from Ihclr .ucntiona and there senatorial candidates. Three South-' plan of amounts ranging from 100 per cent of the adjusted service credit Spioot, repiffilican, Utah, and Repre­ is more pep being put in the m teet-1ern statea have Democratic priiparies.If the application wrs hiado ih 1923 to sentative Gamer, democrat, Texas, ing* than ever before probably on ac­ In South Carolina former Governor 140 per cent if application was m*do voted against the bonus ns finally per­ count qf the summer being almost Cole Uleaae and Thomas McLeod, op­ ponents in the principal contest for; In 1923 to 140 per cent if application fected. Schatpr Simnibnk,; of North over, ‘rtiilay at the- Hotel Vsldex governor. ‘ In Louisiana one conj was made in 1028, or*thereafter.‘ NO Carolina, was nmong tV>se supporting MinA Host Cattanoo furnished an ex­ man and several ntato jadiclal offic* , important chango Was made In the the measure. cellent iunrh of celary and chicken ers will be nominated. In ~ nnd a!! the good things that Botes tike throe women are |n the race for atat so well. Two distinguished visitors; assembly. - - Colorado and Aril from Urlando were present in the per­ nominate state tickets, with <numt son of KendrlFk Guemaey and Gray of congressmen. Senntor Ashurst, of ^ Rush and they are both live wires. Arizona, is the unopposed Democratic... Ken Guernsey put pep in the Sanford nominee and no Republican hunch tiy singing some new songs and has been named to oppose him. • Sra showing the boys some new stunts. ----------------------------^ •* Both Ken and Gray made good talks -ST breathing the real spirit of friend­ MAINE GIVES *13 Looks Like Roll Will Go Well Over the Fifteen ship nnd asking the Sanford Rotes DEMOCRATS A . Hundred Mark to attend the Orlando meetings each BIG INCREAS1 week If they can do so. Charlie Hen­ r - ‘V-rtfiS ry, who is our mayor, gave an im­ (Dr Tk* A u v la lr l rr***l PORTLAND, Maine, Sept 12.— Thi GAINESVILLE, Sept 12.—The University of Floridn reached another promptu speech about the duties of the city at Saco, which returned e repu high mark attendance, according to officials, when its doors were thrown RotCs in putting more pep into the lican majority of 780 for govi open for the term 1922-23 today. Enrollment figures last nij^it totalled on* meetings and that something should thousand and fifty, and it is expected the Inst minute students today will be done at onre toward getting bet­ two years ago, gave Baxter, rcpobli can, a margin of only ono vote oyei plsfe tho total number at thirteen to fifteen hundred. ter utti ndance. Judge Housholdcr nlr ■ I’ aHnngall, democrat today. • so'mnde a stirring address on the sub­ A sharp cutting down of the rebub- . ject of better attendance nnd gave the lican vote from that cast in 1920 vnwa Rotes some good ideas and suggeashown from returns from more tions on tho things that should be one third o f 'the state in yeatsl done T^tboost Rotary. His address election. The democratic vote ' wsa undoubtedly one of tho best that holding close to that cast in the has ever been given to the local club tions two years ago. u by one of the members end it was Senator Frederick Hale, republican, \ listened to with rapt attention. The was leading Oakley C. Curtis, demo­ judge was full of his subject end he by 11,000 votes in the ratxmif General Policy Coipmittee o f the Shop Crafts is gave it to them with the real spirit of crat, from 263 election precincts out of Rotary. Meeting at Chicago 635 in the state, representing 230 Post Card Day will be observed by cities, end towns out of 520. the Rotariens ai|d they will endeavor precincts gave Hale ' 80,370, . CHICAGO, Sept. ’ 12.—A basis for settlement of the striko of railway to send out ns many, postcards as pos­ 19,372. -/Sw ,’,v‘AIM shopmen was considered today by the general policy, committee of tho shop sible op Post Card Day. Governor Perdvai p. Baxter, reput" :1 crafts, B. M. Jewell, head of the railway employes department of the ^meriThe next meeting will be held next lican, was leading Wllllsm R. P4 ran Federation o f Labor, announced at ..the conclusion of this morning’s ses­ Tuesday night and there will be sion. -Jewell’s'statement wa* first public acknowledgment that strike set­ something ptlrring as a special quar­ gall, democrat, by »■, slightly margin In the same precincts, tlement basis had been presented to the policy committee notwithstanding tet will hi; on hand to k&p the sing­ vote being; Baxter 31,699; Pet many rumors concerning settlement plans. He would'-glve no indleption what ers going and there will also be spec­ tha plan was. There are indications, however, officials stated that an agree­ ial stunts. Sanford KoCary is going gall 19,718. The same precii 1020 gavo for governor: Par ment probably will be reached late today, • • ' . - •• . good and the live wires Ifi the'-cUib republican, 45,821; McIntyre, purpose to make this year the best in crat, 19,067. ' " the history o f the club. Congressman Carroll L. . Wallace H. White, jr., John E. N« and Ira C. Heresy, ah republic NEW PEOPLE ARB COMING were leading in the ea»4y returns a close contest was indicated in The. roads are filled with new people second district. In thla district, ( coming to Florida' and they are com­ gressman White had a Jead of 1, v? Y ' ing In fiiwera and cadillaca and com­ over Bdrtrand 0. McIntyre, WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.—Contln- ing via the tin can route and. via the cra t DADE COUNTY WOULD LIKE TO . ' ued improvement with only a slight hotel route. But they .are coming GET THE GENTLEpossibility of It being nocessary to much earlier this year than last car­ MAN operate was the word that cam* to­ rying out the prediction o f the Herald Derailm ent o f Train day from the kick room of Mrs. Hard- that there would be more people In ; 1— : On M ichigan Road Florida this winter than ever before " " ' , TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 12.-—John Inf. Caused by Tam] in the history of the state. Gay, chief, deputy sheriff of. Dade wraS« BETTER GOVERNMENT LEAGUE • county, "secured requisition Y papers Report of Barons of 8af#ty of . . ■ • from Governor Hardee to return from I ■ ■ ■ Norman 7*. Smith has been form­ Denver Jack French, alias John Fitch, , K Mrge number o f titixens met at ally appointed park commissioner to .. < it. *. tMasonic f. . . n .ii. Saturday night', trm m rn . Hall who waa . aition^* the many all .takeover the job o f coordinating the Sept Othr for the purpose of organlxwire (tapper* Indicted In -circuit- court city beautiful drive and supervise tha IHGTON, Sept. 12^-1 o f Dadq county. Gay is on hi* way to ing a better Government dub, which task of making the main street park of an. express train on the' Denver for his prisoner. or. < . w as' organised under the-name of— at- Avon Park, four blocks long, a gan Central Pear Gary, Ind., J H o Political Club o f Seminole County, center of Florida: semLtropIc beauty.!20th which resulted In the-death There will be an open "meeting of ' ' NEW MANSE BEADY . thii CifilTaCthe Masonic Hall Satur­ The council, accepting the suggestion1two railroad employee and the in * Its president, C. E. Lanier, and the >0/ two paasengore was caused by * m— ' ■ , day night, Sept. 16th, -at 7:30. P. If. oBfoostertchib finanlmbUkiy iU d o d , ndqus tampering with the t ^ new Presbyterian Manse will A 11 interested in better Government be open for public Inspection tomorthg popnlar bpoeter as city beautUUr.'coHlng to a report iaaued for Sanfonl arid' Seminole County are niw, Wednesday^ afteriiben, 'ftonj S,td cordially'Jfivited to be present^ the as the Job- is commonly known here. the .Bureau of Safety, o f the Y ' - ty: state Commerce Commission. . J 8 p. m. Friends of th*|ffclMirch ladirs- specially* invited to bo present. * * ' ' " * vAnok — congregation are invited to caU. Tennessee carries women's rights v»r. ’ *T %'A y -. 1&J. ■. i V,t .................... .. . i— :-----*. too fqr. A Chattanooga rooster i Job tha throngs of readers. hatched out some. eggs. ■ C SANFORD ROTES FINE MEETING ATTHE VALDEZ UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA ENROLLMENT WAY BEYOND 0 ANT PREVIOUS FIGURES BASIS FOR SETTLEMENT RAILROAD. STRIKE IS UP FOR CONSIDERATION TODAY REQUISITION MRS. HARDING CONTINUES TO IMPROVE WIRETAPPERS • Priuk Walts, Vaude Maiy Casino, We i'iniaSXA - ^ " - * - ------- ;" ' T i -L — - . . .Y • ’ •• �* ' “■P A Y YO U R SE LF• F1 IR ST" * • • — “ T O N IG H T , W e pay 4 % Interest on Saving# Accounts The person who does not know how to learn b y their mistakes, turns the best Schoolmas­ ter out o f his life. ■ . — Ac great winter season la ahead pf Sanford. < - *; ’ , ..:' * ••‘fc-4tr>; H1. • TOM MR •.-r r». 15 V' !. .r -t ;-i,c , J i ■-j' HAD LED STORMY LIFE IN THB WHITE HOU8B SECTION . ' * , ' • • : ---------• . Ono million dollars could be loaned in this city right now for buildings/ J A C K ^ oT ^ L L E !‘ so7t.PH *^l)clicf # . thnt Tom Hysler, N kr., of Whitehpuae ’ at their homq# Ip Fay Loaaing. was among the boys was killed early Sunday morning as idenila) section c u n «e o f Immigration o f f l j ° rtruggle, wtth smuggle h the Grand Canyon. Also- A Sunshine Comedy, “ T ry and Get It" Sanford ha# bright prospects for winter visitors. Say something about >our golf links every time you write a letter. • ‘ <; Tomorrow—William P.rn«. in"A 'Stgge. Romance” also Clyde Cost L •The Guide,” a 2-part CoB<dy ^ ,Fox News. . * Mr. and Mrs. E. McConnell arrived |0ta in Lake Monroe and build houaes but I can nut tell you-with whom t did homo Sunday from a visit of six weeks that will rent the-year round. 119-tfc leave.” t •' * : T jff.li,.s ' * •' in tho Blue Ridge mountains o f North ’ Carolina and Ohio. R R h R R II R R R M 0 0 © D 0 ® IU lN ]y 0 ® [ Born to Mr. and Mrs. VAnce Doug­ las# n fine baby boy. - Mother arid father are doing Well, the boy better thnn that. Teaches “Pay Yourself First” city treasury. . I F. Crary, a.prominent real estate j dealer of Tampa, is sponding several Tho golf links and country club and dn>’“ with Mr. and Mrs. 0. boat basin will bring a tine tourist. Shipp on the Heights. hotel to Sanford. Get busy and have' --------'” '* Monday BALTIMORE AND OHIO. . , what the tourists want in the way of Mrs. Ralph K. Goro and two children h . A t tast we chronicle the old 8 p. me—Band rehearsal, court houM nmusementa. . • • ' left this morning for Ruskin, Fla., 1M bulb down below the 90 r a i l r o a d *^ R e v e n u e 8 p. mA-Regular meeting t. O. O. --------• . Svherc they will spend two weeks with Ml mark. It-must haw been FOR 1921 INCREASES F. Lodge at Masonic H alt Mra. Emma Godbce and children Mr. Coro’s • parents. ' Mrs. Arthur, Ml on account of the Und plsy. 8 p m.—Regular drill, Medical Corp, Ing ofr tho dogs fighting or NEW YORK, Sopt. 11.—Net rev­ have returned from North Carolina, Gstchel accompanied them as far as F. N. G., court house. . something of thnt sort but enue from railway operations of the where they spent a very pleasant n - Tampa where she will visit with her .. Tuesday anyhow it is coming down. 'Baltimore nnd Ohio Railroad wns cation in the monuntsins. H<;r many mother, 12:15 noon— Weekly luncheon of tho ■| Classified Ada Sc a Una. No 132,100,348 in 1921, compared with friends are glad'to see her back on And old ScptemUr will soon Rotary Club at Valdtal Hotel. , Ml ....ad taken for less thaa 25c. 16,545,LIT) in 1920 it was disclosed in the Job at Quality Shop. Be on the skids and then Tho Ladies’ Union of tho Congrega­ . 8 p. m.—Band rehearsal, ■Sanford Ml., and positively no classified the annual report of the road mado comes October and cooler -I tional church will hive « cooked food Mrs. Junius Turnbull has returned sale Saturday, Sept. 16. 144-Mn-Fri-c Ladies' Band. M ada charged to anyone. Cash public today.- Under n new system of weather and schools and 8 p. m.—Regular' meeting Royal M mast accompany all order*. nudiUng, however, the “ net railway to her home in Montlcello, after spend­ oysters, and everything. e „ . . . • "* Arch Chapter No. 15, Masotllc Hall. R jConat five' word* to a Una operating inemne’’ for 1921, n# de­ ing several weeks here the guest of Rains are nice but they also Wednesday her mother, Mrs. Pule.ton, and lister I fSo( ° f “ nd ■ * Ml and remit accordingly. fined in the transportation act of 1920, 8 ft tiresome and October Mr. Arrington .nU Kmth.r. Dr|; lots in Lake Monroe and build house. 8 p. m.—Regular meeting Elk lodge ivns 121,863,540, equivalent to 3.09 per Mrs. Arrington, and brothers, will wind up the rain und all that will rent the year round. 119-tfc at Elks’ Club House. Sam Puleaton and Will Pulpston. cent on tile investment in property will be peace and quiet 12r:16 hoon— Kiwania Club weekly ■x 11 l imparted to the transportation ser­ the St. Johns ngnin all but luncheon at Valdez Hotel. FOR SA L E ___ vice. Benches should be scattered all tho moonshine. 4 p. m.—Weekly Shoot, Rod & Gun FOR SALE—Very fine Jersey cow.— business portion of Sanford Total operating revenues in 1021 over 5:40 A. M. MBIT. II, I'JM- . Club at Elks Club House. Mrs. L. II. Jones, P. O. Box 3-1.1. were 1198,022,372, ns ngaipst 2231, wherever they can be placed. The Maximum h< j 8 p. m.—Regular drill, Co. D, F. N. l44-3tp 044,44.1 tho year before or a decrease j home people do not sea the need o f . Minimum 70 G„ Court House. U N STITCH IN G and Picotlng at­ of 2-13,322,071. The decrease wns at­ benches but the visitors to the city do Range 7n For Florida: LocaPsRdWers Thursday . und they coinplain of the lack of them. Barometer JU03 tachment, fits all sewing machines. tributed to the decline in definite ac­ tonight or Tuesday; not Halt, holiday. \ ■ , Rain It Price 22. Checks 10c extra. Lights tivity which began in the fall of 1020 quite so warm In extreme Friday Northeast nnd clear Mail Order House. Box 127, Birmlng- nn.l continuod through 1921. T ota l1 Mr. Charlie Anderson and Mrs. north portion Tuesday; gen­ 12:15 noon— Weekly luncheon San­ ham, Ala. 143-Gtp ‘ operating expenses in 1021 wero $166,- Anderson, Charlie’* mother, left yeatle to moderate easterly ford Chamber o f Commerce at Valdez FOlt HALK 0B RENT— Plane In good <67’02l> n" compared with 1220,399,-1terday for Gainesville. Mrs. Andsrwinds. Hotel. ' son will remain In GainasylUo (or a condition. Phone 103-J or address 307-« r « deerrase of $59 942,283 T his----------------------------------8 p. m.—Regular meeting of Knight ' wns accounted for largely by the re­ time visiting -friends, while Charlie Box 3B2. 142-dtp Templet# nt Mnsonlc Hall. The Herald for first class job work duction in wages nathorttftd by* the will return to Sanford to continue hla - 1, PORDSi ttuicks, Oldsmobiles, Oak- United States Railroad Labor Board. work in the post office. lands, Dodge, Cole 8, Overland, ■■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■ Tho man who said “Dreams go by Chevrolet," Maxwell for snle. These Our boys and girl* are leaving thi* cars are loth models, and have been re­ contraries" ^was married to one— week for colleges and schools of all 8 Sanford’s New Storefinished, making them very desirable Flint Daily Journal. kinds. On Mondny, October Second, cars to^prospective buyers, nnd the the Snnford schools will open and all If contemplating^ investing in a the children will start a fine school prices'nre rfght, with'easy terms. 5 and 7 passengers.— B. & O. Motor Co. grove, truck farm, poultry or general year with tho finest of prospects for 209.Park Ave., Sanford, Fin. Distrib­ farm, look dally, beginning Tucsdny, new school buildings and equipment. ( utors for Hupmobile and Lexington September 12th, in the Sanford Her­ ald for o Strout Selected Bargain. Wo cars. ‘‘We carry tho parts." . All tho boys that will attend the 10 Stores In Georgla140-tfc huvo tike properties i\t reasonable pric­ Sanford-High School this year are -1 Store in Florida es and easy terms and will be pleased urgently requested to turn out for FOR SALE—70 acres, near Enter­ to show some. It desiring to sell we FOOTBALL this nftemoon and to­ prise Junction, good trucking and farming land. Will sell, part cash, solicit your business, and give you, morrow afternoon a# Snnford wants not local, but through our advertising to have the best team in the state thi balance £n easy terms.— E. Stafford, a nntion-widc service, you will be year and we certainly have tho maLake Monroe, Fla. 119-tfc dealing with the. largest Real Estate teriai'to' m a ^ i t nImV mi The,| Materials of Duvetyn, Felt, Chiffon Velvet, Panne Velvet, trimmed (| SEVERAL HOUSES for sal*. Sek organisation In tho world, with offices Thlgpln. . * 08-tfc In over 700’cltles In the United States * * 1 * ™ s u r e , § with feathers, and ornaments., Large and small shapes. . S| AND BE THERE and wor hard toFOB SALE—Strawberry plants, and Canada and offices to be opened wards making the team the lest. •per thousand. .F. o. b. Lake Mary, In Great. Britain In the near future. —Farina Strawberry Garden, Lake No chnrgc for listing, no restrictions MissoH Mildred and Olga Shjinyjiflf Mary, Fla. 130-12tp in agreement, you aro_froe to sell o f Mounville, S. C., and Calvin Tengue ] FOR SALE— Eight room houso, new­ yourself, or list with other real estate nnd O. B. Simmons of Laurens, S. C., I ly finished inside and out, all con- agencies, you will owe us nothing and arrived by nuto yesterday and are the • venienogs, lot, U7xl30 ft., located a t ; are under no obligation whatever if guest# of their unde and’ aunt, Dr. 182Q Park avenue. Price $5,700, long j we do not sell your properly. We are and Mr#. W. T. Langley. Miss Mil- j terms If desired. Jas. F. Magoc, 603 prepared to list real estate of all kinds dred Simmon# will resume her music l Tnmpn St., Tampa, Fla. 140-3tc in Sanford and Scmlnolo county. Our classes here. Mtoa Olga Simmons1 FOR SALE— Oakland roadster. Seo buyer# arc arriving from tho north will enter Rollina College. • O. B. ! Grow at B, & O. Garage. 140-6tp and west. Tho W. U. Dowling place Simmons Is en route to Gainesville nt Longwood wn# Bold last week tfyru where he will attend tho University our agency to O. J. Hallaaland, of of Florida. W ANTED . . WANTED—Colored girl, 407 Myrtle Maywood, N. Dakota. If wishing to „ A O. _Motor Co., whose add j Ave. ’ ' 'Ll’ 143-Btp ■oil, list with ua and secure your The B. share, free of charge, of the benofita you will see in today’s issue, have an- J WANTED—'to purchase rcaldenco In of $600,000 advertising campaign.— other carload of bramk new llupmo- , ■ Sanford, under $3,000. What have E. A. Strout Farm Agency, Inc., F. C. biles on tho track today to unload. ■ . ' you to offer. Atldrez. P. O. Box 217. MacMnhon, Representative, 113 Mag­ The Hall Room Boy# are certainly J 142-3tp nolia Ave. . putting out tho’ Hup# and have taken | FARMERS—I have quite a few caiover Lake county agency. Mr. llol- ' ary bed frame# on hand for imme­ brook of Orlnndo will handle th e ! diate delivery^—H. T. Pace. IQB-tfc _______ fO U N D Lake county dlvtalon and will be with the B. & O. Motor Co., etarting this FOUND— Vlolen and ease in Winter ~ FOR R E N T Park railroad atatlon. Owner can week. Perry Jemtgart say# that they FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, M E N , R EM EM BER ! have some on description and paying have a number of order# for dosed 142-^tp 314 Elm Ave. for thi# ad. Address Geo. Vihlen, R. model# but owing to the strike situa­ Ho u se f o r F. D. No. A, Sanford, Fla. 142-4tp tion he has not been able to get any Jt Thigpen. 142-Oc Avenue, cars but hope# to soon be able to l Sst have a shipment of Hnp Sedans. FOR RENT—Two apartment#, new 9 M IM I9 U M J I t •• and up-to-dataf well furnished.— LOST— Between P. O. and Mollonvllle avenue, black handbag containing Now sheet music today. Come in Gates Apartmenta. RC-tfc SEPTEM BER 13, 14,1 5 A N P 1 6T H —— ^ men's clothing. Reward.— D. S, Bab­ and hear it.—J. II. Hintcrmiatcr Pl­ FOR RENT—Room# and kitchenett*’ 143-3tp ano Co., Welak. block. •Have your suit made to your measure—made just like you want 1L Extra trousers to match. - —Shirley Apartmenta opposite port bitt, P. O. • * office, upstair#. 28-tfc STRENGTH PROGRESS SERVICE THE WEATHER Phone 127 t : s J u st Received Shipm ent Ladies’ Fall Hats j [ J i.v .•; 1/ 1 $ 5 >QO ©3 c h , Fyi i . '? p ,\ ! L/ •’ OUR EARLY FALL TAlLO i& ) / ' P d a Hfe'Nt— F ^ a h e d ',ro<)m73w a etorage room. 411 Park Ave. 188-6tp FOR HENm-Two furntThcd housekeeping -rooms on first’ floor, $20 per month; gaa and running water. 814 Eaat F ifth S t / ,l42-2tp Furnished rooms, corner Elm AvenueabdJlth street, August ;■ , . Snyder. A u t o m o b il e s 7 flTUbFBAKEh, B condition, |600.— Leo\ tombing Co. « ‘ > * •* ** , > A\ Brothers' Vfcr ................................... Tailoring Man Will B. Here ’ Ranjoiat, With Orlando Country Clnb Orchestra, will accept pnplle on Tenor Banjo, Banjo, Mandoline, Ukelele Wtlte, 42 EL Livingston, 0 rl*hdo—— *— — —------ ?Telephone 5M W ill be a t Lake M ary W ednesday N ight Hotel Valdez A11 D ay T hursday. ISO-tjc * • fSHSta- — /• 9 - —‘ . ■ _' 4, ' * 1 ■■ 1 1 ** �;7* i. .i ii[ o n v'\ E J3 8 0 S S 3 J * •' Tb*^# m i * ?*?' luue—The Di'e Cbi“f «tU;w*7 into the *£1 H I Hi) left m la locked, bolUa, and all tml & *} , r o w 1B B IB NAMES living that ,wlll fallow, o n ,the| opera­.j fc th* grower, tf ho acts through some Ml thrown away;- That issue wiii tion of the tariff monstrosity that hkiI one of "these recognised'a*shcfe> in m acttled until Jt is settled marketing. Unity and sanity o f »c• : “ Thjs IS a pretty towti, I wonder Just paased the, senate, th eir fig­ ftet tha key— Jacksonville Journal^ures on aerme of the annual increases i tion ta essential to. the life of the fruit what town It is." ------------ .----------- 7 ‘; j and vegetable industry. Conditions : Jlow many times do yon suppose in the,cost pf living follow: stR^t as above mentioned can bo prop­ that remark is made by touriata trav­ l i g h t in g t h e w ay •Dotiod ... $58s,ooo,obo • erly'm et by organised agencies;— Rfeeling down the Beat Coast, and in Wopl ....... ........... „TW5,000,000 ' other ^ t i o n . o f Florida: ’ The -Federal and state and coil_ SUk .......... J . : ......... .$l80,00d,0(>0’ - portcr-8tar. . If the road happens to be routed agricultural and home demmutrstU .1000,000,000 Clothing organizations constitute a Deliver** ta CllyJfcr Cartier 1580,000,000 NOT "W lT illN THE LAW? BUT BE­ near the railroad station, and, th* Sugar ......... travelers are •'observing, they may W which moves with Urn. X Cutlery and Hard YOND THE PALE OF T}|E LAW. crane their necka and aeo the name of minister to the multiple need, of u ware ................. manity. A high official of 0vir f Z the town painted on the end of. the Chinawaro ----- ... The following from the Orlando station building. But ‘that is practic­ JtU . organization ha, likened S f .On these items aJono the annual in Sentinel ia to-the-point and the, same ally the only announcement the aver­ P fg a n M force-to a huge automobile crease in the cost of living wii thing can be said of Sanforc^ Where a age (own makes o f its name. find h d U litth e bead light of that ■WKftftll TUB} IIIOCUTUD IfUESS amount to 12,650,000,000. certain few .are allowed to run hog *i There was a time and not so long v 'ThS 'Associated’ Press Is exclusively tomohile la made up of our <0xa2 entitled to the use for republlcatlon of and home demonstration agent* all news dispatches credited to It or THE LACK OF CARSSLOW S UP Wild at all times to the detriment of ago, when all the travelers coming In­ net,/etherwiae credited in .Lhla.paper all with whom they come in contact: to a town arrived on thfc train. They ^fcotfirfu t ka that;force may be ft <fl<rjaty-*lie local news publiahed LUMBER'SHIPMENTS '' “ Virtuayy oil t^e Orlando clergy- got off at the station knowing in what cannot h4Pt#(Md l e m the pcopi, U. All rights of ro-publicallon of special men .addressed '.their congregations town they were arriving, and other1 boon expendid'in ;th®;fir*:’y*ar* prior Ia«S It can see whither it *«*. ^ dlepetches1herein-are ala<> reaerved. agents Lack of cars in which to transport Sunday on tho subject of bootlegging, traveler* on the train looked out o f j to January material for whith. .purchasers are Carousing,, Joyriding and allied 411a clamoring ia the outstanding feature w h ich taint and tarnish ‘The ■ City ,h . lown fo r I M w Thlt 5eo,„o,l1 - « * • * " * « • “ W W . T » thl. I. Bhj5p.rtig .ui3 l .r f l o , th , '» , rW ■uftlclcnt. ’ ••••• • ■ •W M f c r t t a . lh.l_tho H.rd™ .3 T„ g j , l<venth of the lumber market, shys the A m cr-1Beautiful.’ lean Lumberman in ita weekly review.! ' ’O.iJanjlo is a city of .12,000 persons. , But -today I. dUToroot. Ilon d m l. 1 °,r ' h5 ? * d1 •p ). rounty , „ d ’homo u u i W r . f e t S o f t;iorld. aro o n a d d T j . The car shortage is especially nrute iiaw many o f this small army of clti- «»d thou .and. of automobile travel- *» a »V jrfn tW a W «a « - h in the South, where some mills have zerjs., xcTja.. nre are responsible for casting a n era ore going and com ing‘throughout "pcn ,n9 m^noy. :- v the Uhtveriity o f' Florida; for s^eek been making 00 to 76 per cent of their shadow of Immortality II ^ “ 1 is the impHcatlon gathered o f conference, and school, nucmbl(4 immortality over the city the country. They drlv® nt • speed Fall elections show which way the nhipments^ln open-top cars, all of where-lawa where laws are vjolated, bootlegging limit rate through a town they sec at by the Suwance Clt|*tn,'aD be it, t t .jn an horleat endeavor to gather ia. Wind, blows’ and the wirid seems t o . b e ^ ch aro now diverted to the coal conducted and"a fast life encouraged? a'glance is attractive. They’ think tho shoo fit*, let It .ba worn. But that formation And knowledge an subject* ; binwing against the Republican party. ■l r*de through priority orders of the Not marry, probably lGd to 200< But thnt some day they will visit tljat I •» not thc implicatiorit nor was' it so pertaining ,to their business, -> ■■ . o............ j interstate 'commerce- commission, ^Bc- that number, small as it may be, ir town again and tell thoir friends Intended. For all the Journal know*,! * ‘J»hd t^ r* bukiness and their valw T’ pople.are taking a gtcater interest cnus« of broken Btock8 and «"« r ta ln . comparable to the rotten apple in the something of its boauty. But they not a red cent wAa spent uselessly. tKjrti1iloWg that business must not l* In poHtlca -Which means that better. ty “ ' transportation- faculties, barrel of good applps. Get rid o f the don’t know itoname- They don’t And What the Journal doer say, and-it «!»*•; cOhsiiforciTfoo lighUy. Thru them the men will Im. elected to office in th el1* " " * th® «>«th are calling in rotten apple. It ought to be'.eompar- a Sign in tho place that says: “ This j it plain and ( plenty, no implication pkifte qf the greatest Industry in th« with ui a 1«^o«t it,Is that the money s p e n t;h o w -^Srld aVc served. The farm is the next two years. .j their salesmen and dcclinipg.-much of atlvely easy to pluck frorp the body ia Iieautv-Tuwn. Stay spiring ’ from which come our «V ________ 0 ____ ! tho business offored. There is n good politic n cancer which is trying to while." lever, useful it may prove some day, Between here and Jacksonville there j wa» not spent .where it would be purest streams of citiiemhip, w __ , , , ... ,, . •demand, both for building lumber and gnaw through to a vital spot • ' We arc glad to note that Mrs. Hard- . , , ... .. „ . . . fr(W> which arise the mu, u» m . , .. for special cutting, the railroads be­ "A s we sojd before we are goihg, are, at least count, seven towns that most useful today ,attd where it and ing is.much hotter. Tho whole nation . i absolutely no identification should havo-beon spent. >1 ter minds of the world Her*, wilt i____ .. a ...i large buyers of ties, timbers and to do everything in our power to aid bave Vrill breathe a night of relief. A,id the . . , , . . . ., , ,, , , aigrip. People who have often made *h1s scorn the Journal stands^ Indeed, is supplied the bent physical president will now be able to again mMerial so the market is dwlded-; Orief of Police Vestel, tho pulpit and take up the cares of state ly ,vtronb'- 1° >acL buyers aro offer - 1the good people to remedy conditions the trip on thc train and studied the i w'th »>oth feet,, firmly, un§quivocaHyr-^jid moral stamina of our rivi liration. ______ 0________ ing premium prices for materinl on ^hero so that bootlegging will bo elim- railway time card as they went along squarely. It does not fqttairely ’ with I Governor or the state, ghway J .The Montverdc.Ferndale (irowen* _ , , , 1whlch promht delivery enn be assured, innted, yuuth protected and morality urn recite the names of most of these I , People In Orlando ar« becoming 0n thc wc|lt coaat thu demand for fir heightened. places in the order they come, but v is -! hoard because more money-'lias bccn, Aasoclatton, which is the cooperstivi -r toe crime that e; lets sts in in |lumber.is'ltrong, with prices udvanc-; “ A mother called the. Sentinel the itors making tho trip by automobile j spent irt a year and a.hal/Ckan in tho j organization of farmers nnd growers spoix and Willie it is noth-1, Thcro j„ 7n lhnt territory, too 'other day and talked, with thc editor, i f ‘>r th« Urst or second or third time, ' past fivo years. On the contrary in this progressive and growing wcmo; Tdim* can bc.t ::poctud in any • ..................... I— . . . . i .. . l ... an acute ear shortage thnt is txidly* said her boy was going to the have no i<J at all what towns they believe Florida should be" aI" nding ^jon 0j Late county, elected officers ty the erasure of curtain elements is several timos as much to pu^ our for tho second year of their work tt rough. Afid that she couldn't do any­ ur» passing 4fsired and will be accomplished if roads in condition. While the Florida Motor Clubs are their meeting in Montverde Inst week. thing with him, that he would loaf on the good citizens will stand togoththr. But thc money should be spent in­ Karl Lehmann, who has been jeers ing from thnt territory, four freight the streets and Joyrido, and that- he doing othec commendable things for the state, they would do woll to induce telligently, wisely,, and where it is tary and sales manager of the siso|trains, while a short time ago it was could and did get liquor some pin town in Florida which.is not most needed NOW. .What is more ciatlon, resigned because of the heavy Gentleman m the city yesterday hauling only one. On the other hand, If young boys and young men have said he hml just come from Tampa nnd lumber manufacturers say thoy are nothing to do but loaf on the streets I Hatl> ushatned of itself to place s e v -1needed in the entire state than the press of work in his new relation ta noted n solid car load of mail order receiving only one car where they after 10,11 and 12 o’clock at night the “ rnl ‘ »nspicuoua signs within its cor- completion of SlateRoad No. 4 the secretary of the Orange Countj catalogues from Chicago in Tnpipn should have five. Heavy rains in police should Jail them for they are 4,wutL' limit, saying*' This is <01111161100 of this D le Hig way Chamber of Commerce, whirh jsuition’ «*» ready fro distribution in smith Flor rwestern Washington have ended the J doing nothing but fasten their parn- with !,ome Plrasant greeting, accom- , wni* 'ru n s the length of the Atlantic he nshsumcel Sept. 1. .id s. The catalogues nre sent nil over forest fire danger for 1D22, and log- sitic fangs upon society and are c o n -<Pal,i |,»g the announcement, or tome the country by freight ami mailed S ging ertmps again are in "operation, tributing the. welfare 0f j iMU-u-sting fact regarding the town’s l>?‘ us not qul1bb*e “ b0at Highlanda send an rx'MK ......I"I " ......IKHIM IIK I" menothing neimiu to Ol , , ,‘ bi". , . ,f V---------- e county - will ............from nearby points to save postage. e. 'enabling the mills to get into full pro- the people and city. Those idling rcns" n for bl‘ inK ns B0(,d a town ft8 i l , ,?e nnd } hc hl^ " y hihlt to tho South Florida Fair in It shows how thc mail order houses m 1ductlon. The output of mills report-! young chaps are laying the founda- i Miami Metropolis. I S T » ! , ' a , v* that w th Tanipa irt February, it wa»'derided »t are going after business this fnil. ^ injr to thu Went Count Lumbermen’ll I tion for un unhappy nnd checkered^ 0 * j past| year1 nnd 11. n half, they spent thnt BooBtem* Club rnvetin^r at Avon Park, when Chairman William King also shows that the local merchants association, last week wus fi per cent, career, ItOtlNDING T H E CORNERS money on nnythlng more imperative of the county commissioners stated 1 will have to counteract all this advef above normal. Stocks on hand nre be- ^ "A man got off an evening trairv [•# » than n main highway into thc state of thnt the commissioner* would help to 2’jh p tv tising by advertising in the locnl |„w normal, however, nnd supplies here not so long ago nnd engaged a 1 The evolution in traffic conditions Florida, the Jacksonville Journal the extent of $60(1 if that niiirh wa» j newspapers and putting on gfeater available for prompt shipment nre mr for hire. ‘ I can get you some hns necessitated many changes of one ■■ will be the first to put the name Har­ needed. Herbert F R Ib-cV wax . ;• ..... ~ r ~ ' ■................ .......... efforts thnp usual. The business is ‘j ow. The hardwood market has shown booze and a n woman,’ woman,' the driver ia n rv-- kil,<i or n,1‘,>h,'r 1,1 towns and cities dee on the highest pedestal thnt Ran named a committee of one, to repre­ here and it is growing All you need little change. There Is a continued ported to have informed hi* possengtrnff,r ia Incoming so great |M)rteil be ofoducod. It will even go out In sent Avon PaTk nnd get together with to do is go after itThe mail order ,m improvement in the call for the er. If there are hookers' nnd ’pimps’ !t,mt U« ,1uire» 8l,l,fialhandling. Thc the Rffghwnys ami bywkya^to produce Ifl. L. Laird, understate to represent minesangoinguflcr it stronger K<iod domnnd for the tiutter grades and plying their trade around town chase Kreutest dtufgcr tolife nnd limb i* t monument for State Road Commln- Sobring, and representatives of ether every yenf. <tower grades Altogether, the lurm them down the road.'? I t 1" ion<,r Hillman, the Governor’s chief communities to get exhibits up. market is strong with an upward "W o think it high'time for a u m e ^ I" W towns and cities police or- ................. ’ . lieutenant. M REAL CITIZENS MAKE A CITY. (ber firers handle this -problem so for as tendency, nnd deliveries arc uncertain parents to turn their attentiqn to their The issue Is nlnin, so plain thnt all Ode of the largest planting* of avo­ because of car shortage Tampa children. It i4 getting rather bore- tho movement of traffic is concerned who run may read. The issue is cados in the state will soon become * but city authorities arc gofng :ustcp some to gaze upon the sifiy things Real citizens make a city ami whether n primary road o f so vast im fact, a* a company hns been formed, that strut around the streets pight or £.--thcr in ininrovinu the physical con­ n "tnnee ns the WayCross rend . from, , cording to tin- number of real citizens consisting of Dr. J E. Crump, J A. ■lay, fawn from perched roosts m dition* of the titles by the rounding .Jacksonville should be neglectecj and 11K (.ROW ER S IMtOllI EM In a city thnt city will grow In grace Knively, Duncan Hnn-e, W. F Hutch uf corners at street intersections At fbv* jwid joy buggies', giggle and and beauty nnd citizenship If the cit­ , practically abandoned when in the cof­ innon, C. C. Commander ami A M. luo recent c<>ni<-ici>cr of municipal o f­ izens of Sanford want boon- to la- sold All over the country people ate In­ gurgle with simple nothings, and then fers of the state highway board there Titden, for the purpose of planting i ficer! of Florida, held at Orlnndo more ! to youngster* and like to see drunks ginning to realize that the producers fly around the village pushing thu than one speaker stated that his city have been $3,668,420 in the past year 160-acre avocadn grove on the Crump Scattered over the streets at nil times of farm products nre working at ir dis- lovelorn und craving excitement in and a half. ‘ holdings' in the Peace Valley, Polk wna engaged in n campaign of corncrthey will have them. If tho real clti- advantage and that because of a false nn>' form, riA'quc'or rank. If the interests of tho state as o county. rounding for the snfety o fthc sutoist •tana of Sanford sny that no more system of distribution and marketing,'’Comparisons favor Orlando as n nnd for the pedestrian. One Florida whole are to be served, • (his road booze .will lie sold in Snnfonl there the producer is victimized by the men law-abidingcity butthat we should U. Ci. Staton, Orlnndo ciipitalist, city reported havirig changed condi­ should have attention now. There arc will he no more’ sold regardless of at mahogany desks Marketing with be belief or worse than some other tions at twenty six street intersec­ no "ifs" anjl “ buts" about llr Sec­ who is much interested in tbr devel­ who thc officers may bo or how slack tin- grower is a bigger problem than city is not ii basis for argument You, tions since the first of the year. The ondary roods should be built, but not opment bf Bowling Green am) the as a citizen, know whnt constitutes an they nm> be The officers cannot.' growing plan is to lake up the curbing, secure at the expense of trunk lines, not at corffmunity in that yffeiglibohaod, ideal Orlnndo. You know thu general th* expense of main hlghwnyn and spent Tuesday and ^/Wednesday 'n York t'vnitmuvin however, do their full duty unless the The Nev» sufficient property on the corners to l.iVs, written or unwritten, winch inprimary rpnds. discussing tins subject, says real citizens of Sanford are standing Avon "Park' and ruiwrto everything permit of moving back fences and Thc crime is thnt nearly $4,000,000 about ready to rush the big hotel to "Our flintncmI and industrial lead­ comjmas- you. If you are a ixtuen hedges a distafico of from five to back of them to a man. There ate too Riniiy loopholes for crime when the ers are now working on something with honor nnd integrity you need not twenty feet ami then relay curbing hnvo been spent since'Governor liar- im built there by his apsoeuto*- - The citizens of a town are lax in their that will be of immeasurable benefit insist thnt Chief Vestel or Officer Ma und sidewalks so thnt there is an easy dee took office anil that so* far not a hotel is on tho comer, of the road duty toward upholding the law and to agriculture, the plan of develop-- honey or Sheriff Karel or Deputy Mc: approach to n street intersection in , single. mile of ftnishod HUftiway jn d.U m niftin street of the . * has . . boen . maintaining the proper conduct. A LmFMt ^>r ^ I*ost. of New York. This Howell. Wlfst you and tell , you how stead of a sharp-angled turd. Another' |Urntd °.vcr ‘ ° thB thriving north Hardee county town. Work hat. been scattered, covering too much ter­ grow and uxpnnd only as the farmer, at prps<*nt, is suffering from you .must conduct yourself, hut it is ....... ^ v..v ......... . ............. ... The Herald for Post Cards. U S .citizens grow and expand in tho right the disproportionate cost of thu distrismall minority which needscduca- J^|,rubbery slid trees thnt tend to pre- ritory, nnd nothing .developed anytiop, and we. aro sure thnt between W : i ' Wfly’ thL’ narrww minded, sulfish, bution of his products. Take for ex- ‘ lop. nnd we. are sure that between Jvent n„ unobstructivc view of npi\ moss encrusted citizens -are to pro- ample, Uu- case of peaches shipped tho Pr®"» «nd the pulpit nnd the l»*o- ’ preaching traffic, thus adding 1m- ■ u a iin iiM iiiia a in | a iM B H ia ia H H iiH » > ® ia l,,l,IIH I| domlnato, there will never Ik- any im- from Macon, Ga. Tho shipper goes to P1® l,iat conditions around here will Ineasurnbly to the safety of the pub­ provements nindo, there will never be the expqrisc of preparing the soij. reduc® *ftw breaking to u minimum. lic,*nt the same time (jontrlbutingloA. live Chamber of Commerce, there buying the young trees from the nurs-, “ Some people get real excited. They war’d n general scheme of beautifica­ s will never be any more streets or cry, cultivating, pruning, and spraying w,,i jjssert in stentorian tone* thnt u tion. Incidentally this is one of the v r , sowers, boat basin, golf links or now them during the early period of their •newspaper is lax In its obligations to problems thnt will eventually have to buildings. There will never lie any- growth'. He pays for the picking o f . the people am! can stop crime In n be tackled by the new city adminis­ rI * -- x-; - 5 ^ • ’ thing here but an overgrown country the peaches, their packing and ernt- j minute if it wants to, that the press tration.— Lakeland Telegram. village. Unless the real citizens pro. ing. He hauls them to the nearest should do this and thnt, and they say -------- —o — dotninate there will nevor bo co-oper- railroad and ships them to New York.-the same thing about thc police yet 100 STALLS ADDED TO Allot) and oeganlzation. necessary to incredible us it may accm, the amount |they do nothing but talk nnd get ev­ A MIAMI CURB MARKET ict*; V ................. keep a real Chamber of Commerce go- ' of- Annoy received by the grower f- o r ' erybody else excited Into believing _____1 J ‘ ' ’ *- 1 of dally exchange is CHECKS, and the safe­ ing in Sanford upd all the Rotary Jail his investment and work, and by thnt 11 ,D9D ptopie out of 12,000 are Ing Minmi’p curb market haa taken an­ ty and convenience of this method needs no Clubs and Kiwanis Clubs and every the raUroad-for hauling tho peaches the w qn t sinneri in the world, other epoch-making,step. ThiH time It argument. - f ' ' ' . other kind of club in tbs world will 1,500 ’ miles, is lea* than la received by whereas crime Is confined to a small is the construction,ol a city market» f rt Tj.^v. =~ -"Y-IJ- ■-_-CJ-:—- — 1?A-z.V; noVonake the right kind of icltixens Injthe commission merchant, trucking percentage of the total population of having 100 stalls for the use >of the! It means .that, your .tiank .account. ls no Sanford unless, .theso men have the company and retailer, who merely per-; *ny city. farther away, than the chock,fcQffk in your farmers who bring their .produce Into* ■ true- Rotary and Kiwanis spirit to form tho service o f taking the -fruit1 “ When individuals awakon to the the city for the purpose of selling i t ; pocket-ryet i t }a daily and howdy, protected t , start building. And to “ serve" and to out of the railroad car-on the Jersey fact that thoy aro as much a part of dlfectly to consumers, find, safe-guarded by eyery method o f gaiety “ bulid'^ont must belong to‘ th* Cham- ifdc,%fgrrying it across the. river, and j tho city as a newspaper or a church v^he market Is under the direction o f ‘ and aolyoncy in banking. > ['•' ber o f Commerce and- not Only pay fUiiidhpljVk U .to. the final consumer or poJlcemcn there Will be a change, County Agent. J. S. Rainey who has | .:YoU|fcannot affolrd ifO T to put yoyr money the due* but serve on tho committees lIV^Mi^»hAt^n.', j “ Wo ore .appealing first to the hon- shown much Interest in the curb, mar-1 in fh fiNhank. nnk injthe eiBd.attond the autfUngaVond be a . rfy^ u t-U .h crp said o f.th p peach- or oft the individual citizen of Oriatido ket since its 'establishment a few . member as well as o.paying grower .applies.to. the orange-grow oV .biM jlf to seo to it that his personal years a g o ,. Accordlhg to city officials . loembor. It takes rjal citizens to )foctpppitgly,.>the. Florida grower is ! conduct ^ such 'tliat he is not “ within of Miami and fanners o fthat section | nwka aveai town and unless you hove rapidly comings to a realization of the, tho law", but beyond the pale of the the success of the curb market has, ^ the proper kind of aplrit all the importance of. packing and pjarketing lew. been duo very. largely to the bnthas- j k club* in the world will not help youjhia fruit through local agencies o j - [ ?“ We don’t Want a city of stool pig- lasm and resourcefulncas of 5jr.* 'tf, ’ throw o ff the shell that envelops yOur iganized with a view to protecting the eons, sneaks, sleuths, gunman and bo- Rainey. .} fei narrow sou) until it cannot get out to grwwer against the machinations ,»nd trayers, wo want the individuals mak. •,• . '•-------- ‘ ■ I • seek-the sunlight o f .progress, .of uponipplationi I.of the nah-risiden^ in gfup,Orlando to stand on their own - Dull.-clouds y are . being seen onV; broad-minded and. big haaftejU fo l$ w - agencies for disposing o f shipments, foot and- recognize their responsibility Mars.. It may,be amalectio S ship with your fellowmnn in the real! (iP»ore. are several marketing or- t» their fellows. 1 « . ■ spirit o f service. 'aHnltatlorii lhf this .locality operating ‘*V.’c fci.ve a feeling thnt lar.Iessness For qtilck results, try a want ad. T h e M od ern M e d iu m ; �===== DAILY PAPE2RS ; • • • u- ' . - ■ . :• [flf Zane Greys, Bwtfh TWldngmOliver'Curwopd, Wit|. McLeod ni Edgar Bice Burroughs', poi* riirhts. Prescription s , Special Attention to Prescriptions Service—Our I Anything a First Class D RU G STORE TPTION D RU G GIST YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS IAN’S FAMOUS C A N D IE S SANFORD, FLORIDA SU PPLIES, s t a t o n b k y , XES and IMPORTED PERFUMES « • i_ N ♦. *, Store 37S ___------------S a n fo rd , Florida Y O U ’LL G ET IT Q U ICK DRUG STORE AND COLI) DRINK ESTABLISHMENTS IN TODAY. LOOK THEM OVER CAREFULLY THAT FI NET HOME-MADE CANDY THE KIND THAT MAKES YOUR MOUTH WATER On this page today appears the drug stores snd the cold drink stands Divinity * and all of them have something to •* Peanut Brittle, lb........................................................... offer you In their respective lines and have taken this page to toll you about Chocolate, Cocoanut and Caramel Fudge, lb. :................ p r e s c r iit io n druggist it. ’ i R. C. Bower ia making a specialty Our own make Salted Peanuts, lb,.......................................... this week in Johnson’s, Llggett’a and Norris’ candles and Eastman Kodaks. Fresh Shipment of Good time of the year *to buy all of them. Temporarily Located Next to Wight Bron.’ Garage Joe’s Smoke House is putting on a two weeks sale of pipes, cigar and cigarette holders and pipes. Joe has a fine assortment of pipes and carries ^| , „ , | | , m n i i R i u i R m i i i l l l l l l l i i i i i i i u i l i i i i i i i B l l S l l S l l l S U I l l E l l l l l l M l l l a line that would grace the cigar store , t . ■ —■=■■. i ■_ ■ —— ■ < ■ ■ . . ■ ^ ,ct tnem wnue iney work the nvt.,,Uon of , uch closed and for the present the status rroln District, Pensacola, Oct. 20-22of any big city 26 per cent «- colored fruit in the markets, quo in regard to" employes will be Besidcs Mr. Matthews the Pensacola and hnkollto smok-j ^,J10 0pjfjfonJias been expressed by imitntAlned. Secretary Denby an­ convention will have on the program In number that the state chemist’s of- nounced today. E. P. Gates, Boston, General Secre­ itore has a big new fni^ht have done better to have By direction of the President, the tary fer-the UniUd Society of Chris­ ilar novels of the „ caat|on on the subject after secretnry announced, a board of naval tian Endeavor. The unions visited by of the well known tj,cre |m(j s|Rns of violation officers will be appointed by the latter Secretary Gates during his Florida Grey, Booth Tarkj m e regulations governing the ship- to investigate all shore establishments trip last winter congratulate Pensa­ home a p o u n d a n d t r y t h e m ----------. s cr £urwood, Edgar I menj Qf |mmature fruit, instead of is- of the navy with a view to determining cola upoi} securing the help of thia Plcnty of time h e-. BU|njI bulletin such as this before which should be closed and which splendid Christian Endeavor leader. Kodak Dealer ■ *d a few of those nny violation had oocurred, or there should be retained. The Senior Society of the Mlamf .man s Candles anil W#J| any gjgu 0f intended violation. Pending findings of the board there Christian Church is the first to sub­ -------------------------- Sanford, Florida ■ school supplloa, stationery, etc. j j t ia p0|nted out by several thet the will be no immediate discontinuance of mit an Honor Roll (of 21 members) to a s s n .......... .. The Union Pharmacy is smiling■development of this coloring process any of the ’‘ present major shore sta the Alumni Department of the State through this week with special atten-; ln, floridn by the Exchange has boon tions," the secretary announced. Union. / This membership represents tion called to their prescription dc- jn cj0ll0 cooperation with the United beginnings o f Christian Endeavor purtment and on the aide fresh WhitDepartment of Agriculturco, EIGHTEEN NEGROES training in gloven different towns and man's Candles and a big supply of el- j w}jose oxperlN wore In the Florida DROWN IN GEORGIA flvu different states. Not all the Mi­ gars and tobaccos, etc. Service la their |n8t „ ea),on to assist in this work; ami societies can show as Isrge a motto. _ land that the process has the full con HOMKKVILLE, Ga., Sept. 12.— membership for an Alumni Council Roumillat & Anderson, the Pru- i sent of the Ilun-au of Chemistry of Fourteen bodies had been recovered but when it comes to preparations for scription Shop, are right on the job a s . jjjC Department of Agriculture, which from life Satilln river up to 9 o'clock the State Convention next June In usual looking after the warita o f their ■moat emphatically would be the casp Idst night of eighteen negroos drown­ Miami the entire membership of every cuitoniert. ' They claim "anything » if Jt was felt there was any intention ed when a trqfk carrying them from society In the city will be hustling fo r TWO W EEKS S A L E ON first class drug store carries" aa their to'use the process on immature add this town to Axson, In Atkinson Miami, Florida, as'actively as It none slogan and they will make good any t unripe fruit county, plunged through a bfidjre yes­ of them ever could grow old In service time you go there. | It is ofao pointed out that as a mat* terday morning. The negroes were living in the "Miami atmosphere." Waters’ Candy Kitchen is making. tCr of fact th«- process is not success, ehroutc to a baseball gnmej The Florida Christian Endeavor up that celebrated peanut brittle and' fu| on fruit which falls to pass the Tho driver ,of the truck was hurled Union extends congratulations to the Orange County It Is better than ever, If euch a thing1regular acid testa. TJio process docs backward with such force as to break newly organised is possible. Hugh Waters la one of not coat the fruit with coloring mat- his nrck. Those in the truck were Chapiter of Commerce upon their se­ the best candy makers in tho South |ter. On the contrary, it dissipates packed in so closely that they had nq lection of Ksrl Lehmann as secretary of that organisation. It must bo con­ and while he is handicapped for room Jthe green chlorophyl in the akin, al- chance to escape. Juat now U comtng strong and has • lowing the true orange eolor to show fu ted . though, that If Mt, Lehmann's acceptance of his new office meant patronage that eXtenda all over this Jnaturally. Thus, it la only possible to STATE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTB8 severing his connections with the and adjoining counties. You get it use it on fruit where the orange color Christian Endeavor Union,, than fresh from Waters’ C in d y' Kitchen h is developed, even fhough obscured Nearly three-fourths of the Chris­ wpuld be several hundred or thousand and you get it when you Want it. Cold ‘ to tho eye by the green, as In the drinks and cigars and tobacco. case of Parson Brown oranges, and tian Endeavor Societies 'of the state thoroughly sorrowful Endeavors In The Southern Drug* Company has ( on Valencia oranges which have taken are actively working the plans o f the the state, but hls^ co-workers in the nothing tq offer the general public as on a greenish tinge at the stem ends special sumtner campaign directed by anion feel that no association o f mor­ PIPES, PIPES AND MORE PIPES their business is toxa ter to the,Retail while hanging on the treat after hav- vice-president Robert A. Greene of tals or combination of organisations Sanford and Mlsa, Lucy Belle Ralley could pry him off from Christian En­ drug business o f this part o f Florida Ing once been fully colored, h o ld e r s a n d s t i l l m o r e h o l d e r s M r Lehmann's Endeavor of Miami. Meanwhile the AR-South deavor. and incidentally to boost Sanford and Apparently the state chemist's offriends Unite' heartily in extending Extension Committee has isauod the you can always count on Ben Leigh to flee is not familiar with the actual congratulations tq both parties to the Dixie Goals and Banner Points for do that Watch the Southern Drug tests as they^are been made In the it on all Wood and Bakelite Smokers Articles Company grow. *v field, or it would know that tho very the year. The phases of society work transaction, snd, incidentally, accept : pale sickly lemon color, which ap- upon which the Banner Points are the compliment to- Christian En­ COLORJNG PROCESS NOT TO pears upon unripe seedlings or other determined Include: Increase In num­ deavor. So well known has the Christian BE USED ON UNRIPE FRUIT immature oranges whsn treated by ber of Junior, Intermediate and Sen­ — this process absolutely advertises the ior societies and Alumni Councils; Endeavor' monogram become and so oils in Mrs, Harding's, case, Exchange man hava been consider* immaturity of the fruit. This cannot Comrades o f tho Qutqt* Hour, Tenth utiiversslly is it being recognised aa a IONIF ONE . explained, is her weakened •bly exercised over the recent bulletin be mistaken for the color which the Legionere and Leadership Training ities of usage, that the Underwood Wed n e c e s s a r y due to her prolonged illness. oit the subject o f coloring cltnljr fruits mature fruit puta on. Therefbre, It la Churses; Honor Societies, Unions and Typewriter Company has made .a ----- - ,. ; -----------Issued from the office o f Captain R. generally fait there le little or no dan- Churche; Subscriptions to The Dixie special monogram type bar for use on Endeavor World; gifts to denomina­ their machine. Chas. F. Evans, Chat­ “ SepL 12.—The tanooga, Southern States Secretary, tions! missions. J*which Mrs. Harding ington did" Carl J. Matthews, Jacksonville, new has for some time been using tbs if her physic Christian Endeavor field-secretary monogram type instead of the ’’ C. E,’’ “ Jhlng else will save for Georgia and Florifs, U doing field commonly used by Endeavors in. the I*? * Hniplf one, docwork in Georgia during September. word “ SlnC. E- rely" and tha plan ia October 6 ha takes up work-in Florida. being considered by Endeavors for Wing the kidney to WUd poi*on. Besides nunlenjus rallies to be held, o f adoption as the speclajnKBlxle W ay" aka'how easily « this bulletin by persons, not properly • which ‘ furthbf notice will be given of-signing lettem ^ ■ 7 ^ h decided on tolater, M r Matthews will assist In KEPT OPEN * tlocheiier, •O1 Personally pc r. three district conventions/Cehtral Dis­ Sometimes we think our airtight (Ark.)' Democrat, flooded with immature fruit which has w ell"— Lil WASHINGTON, .S ep t.. 42.—Tho trict, OcslS, Oct. 7, 8; Lake City Dis­ straw bat.would bt'h iort suitable for the operation danger. Charleston navy yard will not be trict, Branford, Oct. 14,15; and Pens- winter wear.-—Kanaam City Star. JOHNSON’S L IG G E T T ’S NORRIS’ CANDIES Eastman ouse \uigar a n a . Cigarette H o ld \ J\i°' j �mmm 8 * '*. ’ PRO CEEDING S OP T H E C O U N T Y COMMISSIONERS dispatch Fall. | wind >! blowing : i C*. ! i Prop’ aroused ; that cjl log mo ‘ city th* . desired the gw e Gent .• said ht noted citnloj also a will hi Using newsp cfforti here i to do housei every Be« Cdrdln In a e and In to yut Scatte thoy i sen a booie will I . who t . thoy howei real < back ( nmuy citirvi "'d u ty moint city v citizen way. moss domlt provo " a Hvi • will > sewet . buiidi ; thing •-. villa® dqmii • ition keep ing I Club! > othet DRbRq by ortsr or jr tonmliflloneri * oTSpterabor. ^ Ik o n u tU r tU u a lii* o UmtHo f«r constipation, biliousness, haadaelna. a id sluggish bowels. Sold sw rywherev—Adv. Sanford, Fla., Bept. Bth, 1822. Notice o f Application for Tax Deed Honorable Board o f County Com' Under Section 57S of the -General piistflortera In and fo r Seminole Coun: Statutes of tbe State of Florida. . ty, Florida, met in regular soaslon al . 'v ■ - .I a , r . *•• ii 10 o'clock A. M. Present, Chairman ' Notice'll hereby given that Wm. VT. L. A. Brumley, and Comr's.s L. P. Wall, purehaaaro&Tiut’ Certificate No\ jHagan, C, W» KtitxmjngeT, 0.* P. 2481, dated tbe 7th day of June, A. D. 6wope,,qnd E, Curtleet, w lth V . >E. jpouglasi^ Deputy Clerk .and C. M. ofiice and has mads application for (Hand, Sheriff In attendance. Tax Deed to issue thereon in accord­ Minutes o f the last regular msetlng ance with law. Said certificate em* also special meeting held, Aug, 2£nd, brakes tbe following'described proper, A. D. 1022, were read and approved ty situated In Seminole County, Flor­ Mr. E. C. Ward, and Mr. Chorpenid*. tdrWitf: * ing, appeared before the. Hoard * in »>-■ a c . . . ant , , o _n reference to tbe condition of the road pt Moore's Station-and on Camera Avenue and on Beards!) Ave., ana cd. Later In the day day, unofficial the Board Instructed the Clark o f ti^s advices from bur bedside were to the 'Hoard to publish a notice, notifying effect that* she continued to gain the public to discontinue tho dumping .of trash and. grass along the public roads. Bids for the work on the Court louse were opened and read, and IdpUred Mm.! CANADIAN A8TRONOMBR,DIS- ed,U»e.7tb day of June, A. D. 1820, here being onljf one bld^thatjofJfr, Wiks . ’COVERB TWIN "SUNS** ' [has filed said certificate in my office V, C. Collar, jri tho sum, of $1680,00 be-; first tim ef Dr, J, B. Plaskett, director o f • the j and has made application for Tax pnd on motion o f Comr. L P, Jlagan, Deed to-iaaue in accordance with law; jecqndcd ,fcy & $ r . 0. f.^ ir o p e , ai>4; Saidcertifieate-embnueaitbo follow­ carried, the above bid is accepted, and ing described property situated in the contract awarded to Mr. V, C. Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: NW 1-4 of NE 1-4, Sec. 18, Twp, 20 S, RgC. 81 East. The said Land-being assessed at the date of tbe-issuance o f such certUioate in the.name of ,W. B. French. ; , r r .. Unless said certificates shall be re­ deemed according to law. Tax 'Deed will issue thereon on the 20th day o f September, A. D. 1822. WITNESS my official aigulturt and seal this the 14th day of August^ A. D. 1822. ------ten an t of Public Instruction in ths dormitory,, which Is being opened f o r . j * M - Ml (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS,* * general election to be held on the 7th »h® A**t time, is pract'cally complete. V Clork Circuit Court, day.of Novambcr. 1922. was fillcc: with Th® npw science hall i* pot Cqpiplqte , YESTER] Seminole County,-Fla. tthe La Dnar At.,1 tje rlaele>nA >na)r..eK M.l Boar !!,.md Clrr!: «wnft Instruct- llllt *'U‘ will 1)0 liHOf! IfitOT 111 th® tfllTll Th O1 .B y : A. M. WEEK8; D. C. pd to place thc .tlar.'.j of jU. R. Rlloj 8-1B-22-20; 9-5-12-l»-6tc upon the ballot for tame election. res Mr. Van Ness ot al., appeared l>C wW fore the Hoard In reference to the 1 American league It has to-«n brought to ths attentloa placing of another culvort on the era At Washington, 12; Boston, 3. of the Hoard of County XToinmlssionsrs that certain parsons are obstructing First Strrct Road, and asks that the At Philadelphia, 4; New York, 9 the high warB la -tpls couhty hy dump­ ing loads or trash and gram promlsCuCounty have thin culvert put in at an At St. Louis, fi; Detroit, 4. ousjy lunjn anld hlghwars Thn HhcrJff curly date, and on motion of .Commis­ ANNE HARDWICK BACK At Chicago-Clevelaixl. rain. or nemlnot* County has been requested by ths Board o f County Commissioners sioner C, W. Etxminger. seconded by WITH SILVER MEDAL to strictly enforce Section >101 of tho (Uneral Ststulrs. which makes iral mis­ 0,omr. E. Cdrlett, ami caVried, this Anglican Awt'C^Uon demeanor punishable by Imprisonment mailer Is refferred to Comr. L. P- Ila nr by fine of fiuo.Oe, or liolh, to obAt St, PfH*. ^{-..MUffaukiw, a. nlrurt In.any manner, a publie high­ gan. Anne Hardwick. Florida’s ropresentaAt 2| Ransga city, 44 way This notlcsis bslng pu hitsbed tor .the Cqmmunlcation from Clarence Bun.1tive in the international field and Others, rain- . • pcl|, in reference to new road aOutb truck meet recently held in Paris, waa of Forrest City wan read, and on mo-' back at h«r home here today, wearing Beutbern Aggociatiim lion of Comr. 0. P. Swope, seconded a. silver medal as winher of the base At UlrmLngham. tBUAtlahta, a . W hen You F<*1 Ijy fjtmr. E. Curlett, and carried, the ball throw. At Littla Rockt 12; Nbshville, 8, Fontraet for the work on said road, as Oyer trailing prevented her from Others not scheduled, fi set forth under Item No. 1, of Mr' part in the javelin throw, at Bunnell's schedule is awardod to Mr. which ahe is excelled. Hpr throw in UOW TiLBY STAND Bunnell, for the sum of I50.Q0, work the bnscVull match wg* 190 feel. She National League to b f approved by Comrv C. W. Enti- catne In third in the 3Q0 metre daah. Wqn Lost Pet,, mlnger. ’ Accordjng to Mias Hardwick, the New York . 80 ,53 * .602; Mbtion of Comr. C. W. Enttmingtr, American team, which finished secondy Pittsburgh 76 69 .563 f: seconded by Comr. O. P. Swope, and scored .'<8 points instead of .11 a* t4- St. Louis 7361 . 544 tA .rled, the bill of Mr. K. C. IKingston ported, coming in only 12 points he Cincinnati 73 62 .540 coughs di* tt2 ' 8c*>t>ol MB,e coughs i i iwommendM fl to th e> h n d % 3 th« W .n d ^ 2 j 'v er it wu Artnittoug v • Honey *^*3 ■tea—bigredigy-i P*r* Stood the j three geneny^j ?alds, coughs sod. and bronchial tail where.—Adt^ ' { *. . Irens - ~l Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston . . by Eng. Fred T, Williams, in the She plans sum of 11,19.90, is hereby approved unii and gt> and ordered paid stay, thence ’ Motion of Comr I. p. Hagan, sec- N. Y , when ended by Comr. C. W. Entrmingor, tion as assi» and carried, authority ig granted to girls’ school, Comr O. P. Swope to have road right' . of way opened at Ijtke Iloweli, co\ts S*« Ey Itafford and get yonx town „ not to exceed flMLOO. lots In Bake Monroe and build bouses ^ lro(t Fire ‘Arm Bond o f W H. Singletary that will rent the year round. H 9-tfc approved and license nlrred issued. --------------------- 72 66 82 6* t .... ..... Mobile 82 ' 95 Mcmpl i_____- __ q loans j ock ham Nashvi e ... )oga , .f ____ * _ Hdua SERVICE, I PRII Delicious PIES AND COOKIES Next to Princess Thralrt \J’ 517 493 ,n 7 _________ ____ _ A CHEERFUL WELCOME AW AITS TOO 53 53 e ijm u Pet. .642 91 A6 .619 86 83 72 56 58 64 62 67 .5^1 ..')53 79 .477 92 91 95 .178 .389 -162 A Feature JPeek! . NowOn! - KERR, N. C,, Sept. 12.—On a knoll within sight of tbe colonial home o f hia ancestors, the body o f Lieut Belviti W. Maynard, “ the Hying Parson," rest* today. He was buried in sandy soil of Sampson county yesterday. Three thousand prisons from all over the country attended the services prior to inteWneut o f the avjator, who was killed at Rutland, V t A huge flora) offering from the Ytntland post o f the American Legion waa chief o f many floral pieces, ai GUT THIS OUT—4T1S WORTH • MONET U M M ig | ig iin g )u ig liH n » iu a a a n a U n n db_,*,yg ■'yisr^ ' tU£ m Summer Excursi . Fares Greatly Reduced JA C K S O N V IL L E TO , ■■ NEW YO RK AND RETURN , fqmlsh all material and do all the Notice is hereby given that the "?,rk*T°*dB lo *• of iqaxl Of Cttj Opmniaaioa of the City of Santo he built unde^superria- (anl Rprida, will on the 14th day of ion of County Engineer, who will furn- September. A. D- 1822. at 10 o’clock, l»h p|an» qnd specification^ | a. m, la the chamber o f the City CoraMqtton of Comr. a ^ hold a pukUc- haartng upon S S * 1*’ tHe intot^ed apprvpmtk*' Ordinance .’‘ T ty a Herald Want Ad today. L. R. PHILIPS,.' City Auditor and Clerk. It* gives rpu >c:uU-vU*rolneB?lronlied, containing Iron In tbe form In ‘ » i and Iron, but Is yeast lionised, which i Is a subfltancu all by lUSlL Jimlili- niss. lHtft gr«#t*b*autyiBWU«r. gr»v--j i way 16 a I|l>‘-PMrl*T_'wf»lc.tin -t nlr *r I American League * Won Lost Motion o f Comr C W. Entgminger, SCORES PERISH IN Washir sAedndwl by Comr 1 P Hagan, and WRECK OF STEAMER |>hil.v p carri*Mi. this Board rerummettda t» ______ _ Boston the State Complndler that hr allow SOI THAMPTON, Kng., Sept. 12.— * the -redemption of Tax Cert. No. 476, There was opiiderahtv loss o T h f c ^ Heuthrrn Asvuetltton Sale of 1917. for Ihc fiat sum o f tpe GetTlltn si enmrr Hnmmonia .Won Lost foundered olf Vigo Saturday Con‘ Mr. B. F. Whiiner. Jr., appeared Imitation of this was t ob,n,' ! ? before (he Hoard in reference lo tho U»:ia o clork this morning‘when i the appointment of a County Agent far Uritish steamer Kinsfauns Castle Seminole County, and after considers i» ked h'T' -with 2S5 p'assengrrs and tlon this Board recommends the ap embers ■ ( the crew of the Hampointment of Mr- B. F. Whilrii?r, Jr. ,n»nia on board. Captain Day, comas Count)' Demonstration-AgeW f t r mander o f the Kinfauns Castle, said Sc'tninole County. ie loss of life possibly would’ roach Motion of Comr. L. P. Hagan, sec- ?. t'th . on Itoard estimated the orfiietl by Comr. O. P. Swope, and car- J*ad at la.). rietl, Gomr. E Curlett. is hereby nuthorired to straw one mile of road in hts district on the Geneva ChuluDta roadClerk of this Board is instructed to advertise tor bids for the building of one half mile of road at Rand'a Sidiog and also one quarter mile o f road through Russell’s Bay, contractor to vltamlnM-and-lron. •.Nature, "IroalseO »«ing used by thou- A ll C olon iMctudmg Grey and W h itt W 1The best NOtime to lay in gCj Including-Mexla And SUteroom Acconunod* tho Bettor, Staterooms an additional charge am Cording to site, location, etc- Suites, some * and bath, other with twin beds and bath; *^°.n connecting private.lavatory facilities may be bafl- rickets on sale unto .New York o s late aa ber 30th, good i 81st, Throagb o r « y S S & Apache .. A u gu st 7,17,26;' A u g u st 4 0 ,1 9 ,2 8 ; �i.; •?*1 J i* M »u i* "' t.ko u>» i n t e r n of Sio*; ii'xztzF' - I |4ke Monroe. /anda may be spent, was passed, to- ffl f r e ig h t e m b a r g o NEW YORK, SepL l2.7^A,|V(Mpfa embargo on freight was declared V SAN FO R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S ■Alfred Robson, o f•Orlando, spent day by most of the eastern roads , ‘1 ' JOHN GOVE; Proprietor the fweek end hero with his parents, that all available engines a n c f [ WASHINGTON Sept. 12.— The way CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY t y . ^ M r a . J. 1. Robson. ? was paved today for appointment by lots West Flat street ISIS Wart First S tm t tbfe president o f 25 additional federal ,9 , ,\y. Spencer, Jr., and Hillard Mul- Eriek Lackawanna, Leigh ,Va)Wy at pua left yesterday for Gainesville New/York Central have‘ordered pnp \ ivdgcarto handle increasing court busw hen they will attend the university. tically all freight excepi food stufl ■ Inea^ the courac approving by a vote; , of "SO to 77 chongca in the judgeship j from connecting tines from the wet 'bill, which wn» sent to the White Mias Katherine Young, of Lakeland, held at connecting point!. ' ' } -' *’ 1 :lli # 9^80 for approval. is the attractive house guest of Mrs.’ 1 ’ -* g. s(>ffonl and get your t< to Lake Monroe and build hoe t.ill rent the yew round. 119 J | ts.as ^ l i ACCOUNTS OF JTrooo, n t Pahaetto avenoe Oray at her homo Y " IB S- You can gat . 1 , and Irrigation plug*.at. Novelty Works- _ ’ 100_ on West First ' ■Mias Mildred Dickson, of Orlando, is spending her vacation hore with her sisters, Mrs Chris Matthews and Mrs. Jame* Stewart. •" —-----i;tT . y OFF TO SCHOOL >, » #. 1 , Among the Sanford girls and boys leading for school this week are-: To Tallahassee—Sarita Luke, Julia Zachafy, Dorirtby Humph, Ethel and Flor­ ence Henry, Marion Hand, Anna Du Bose, ?Llla K. Murrell and Claire Goertz.. Gladys Adams will return to ,708 Can rind the °* ^ Lakeland where she will resume her grery Ure Profeaalonal and * studies at Southern College. Margar­ - Basins* Mon In Sanford In M et Zachary'left today for Sulllns Cot•Tkl* Column -Each Day N Jcgo at Bristol, Va.; Lillian $hinho1ser will attend business college at g aa m an an Ik -M '-k l Macon, Ga.; Maude Lake will leave (E DELIVER THE GOODS’* the 20th for Stuart Hull, Staunton, nick Service Transfer The boys going to Gainesville where Storage F a cilitie s • • ■ •. tfiby will attend the University of vt please you, tell others; If not, Florida were: G. W. Spencer, Hillard Malpus, Wm. Mnllem, Robert Holly, Y tall va: I’ hppe t?8 Robert Thrasher, James' Shnron, Jr., Allen Jones, Reuben Mnson, Otis Cobb, George A. DeCottes • William Filth, Shade Walker. Fay Lossing, 0. B. Simmons. Robert Atlorney-at-Law Denton left Sunday for Henderson­ ville, N^rth Carolina, where he Qrer Srminole County Bank will attend ('nrollnn Military Acade­ KFOKI) FLORIDA my.- •Sam Murrie! will resume his FORI) N O V E L T Y studies at Stetson University. W O R K S ........ V. C. COLLER, P r o p % ,, general Shop aipd IVJjUI . CONTRALTOK and D U J L D E p Ef 'V , T»7 )II Commrrrinl Street—Sanford, Fla. GILLON & FRY . LECTRK’AL CONTRACTORS — ~~~ r*tini;hcuHr l.i^htN and AppHancei Nrw l inr o f Fixtures t 123 Went Firnl Street 8. 0. Shinholser Contractor and B u ild er INFOitn i* ,’ ....................... , * tie k“ J toKk W ork **■ 4/amcs Robson, has returned home front a very pleasant visit in Bartow. t few more ,rth Sid. «t « . B t J j !; r .# i WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.— The rivcr and hprbor development bill speci­ fying projects irpon which go vefnhient *e1<W. The premier i peley would bo strictly «> r r W itw r n , ondtd defend the na ■t the peace eonfert , r ~ * w ; lY™, x R t s ? .s ir !K M Turks. ; f . ' • . ;i 1 ST. AGNES GUILD The regular business meeting of the S t Agnes Guild was held yesteniny afternoon at the home of Mrs. James Robson on Pork nvenue. Mrs. Archie Betti' tenderod her resignation ns president, and Mrs. Fred Daiger, uiT cd us president pro torn. Mrs. W. H. Bolding prill -fiH the unexpired term as president. Duritlg the afternoon many matters of importance were discussed, among them being tho new roof for the church, and the Christnmn, bpzaur. It was also'decided to hove the weekly meeting o f the Guild instead of fortnlgb^yi n,ld the next meeting will bo Monday aftornoon at 3:30 p. m. ul the homo of Mrs. M. 'Minurik. Aftor the business seshion, n social hour was enjoyed, tho hostess serving delicious fruit punch, wafers and cake. Among the members present yestqrday were Miss Mildred . Dickson, HINTON DELAYED ! v — 1, 1’ PORT AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Sept, Lieutenant Waiter Hjnton who' i«; making a .flight*!mm N ew York to Rio Janeiro, received his new high power engines today from the' avia­ tion service of the United’ States Mar­ ine Corps. Their installation will de­ lay Lieutenant Hinton’s departure un­ til Wednesday at the earliest,-when the aviator# plans to start fo r Santa Domingo, *■ • • ELDER STORES BANKRUPT PROPOSES RILL , WASHINGTON, Sept. . 12 — '*AboliJjpn o f the railroad labor board and Pvx. acttfcig ,UP •in Its. place 0/ a disin­ terested tribunal" far. settlement of railroad disputes was proposed in a bill introduced, today by Representa­ tive Hoch, of Kansas, republican mem­ ber o f the committee which framed the transportation set creating the j board. TOLBERT w ild . BE HERE W. H, Tolbert, the popular reprosen-1 f Iliak f 4V... CLnEfnal tt/nn.l Am a! li Imm ORLANDO, received here today, . through an- day, Friday and -Saturday of this nounccment of creditors, that the El- week nt the Church well Co. store to bre D rugstores corporation had been show the new fall and’ winter aulta forced ir)to .bankruptcy. The an- nnd take measures for the same. Mr. noynccmcnt was confirmed by II. H.j Tolbert is no stranger to Sanford, Cheek, manager of the Orlando stdrO,’ having been coming to this city for one of the ntost pretentious establish-) many years and he bus a large circle menta of Its kind in Florida. T hq,of acquaintances who will be glad to Elbre corporation conducts soveni«ee him again. Rend the ndvertisostorcs in the state, one here, one in ment of the Churchwell Co., in this Jacksonville, two at Palm Beach, one issue. Sam Bradford will also be on at Miami and one at Brooksville. hand to assist Mr. Tolbert. . nThe Peoples Bank of Sanford welcomes the deposits and busi­ ness of women. 4 With the facilities, advice and financial counsel it is in position to offer, it is especially well equip­ ped to further their individual in­ terests. This institution has been able to assist many women in this city and section, and it can help you. fift e e n (1 5 ) B etter cigarettes FLORIDA ■TON .1 . M O U G H T O N Altt’H lT E ef qUMPI-ETF. HER VICE JAOKSONVILLE. Sept. 12.—Completion o f service on the five defendM K RN D O N jfcjMhe Southern .Florida djs-, SdTu^ider the governnu^t raf.order ngninst the railway l’ d^Parttdent of the American insurance AG EN qy__j on of t^abor, which was grantIR^ ------AUTO — -BONDS ^ b y Fedcrai Judge J. H. Wllkerson In’ Chicago, was announced today SA N FO R D * > through, the office of United Stotoo ic h in e & F o u n d r y Marshal Dyson. E.-,M...;Bteezb,". o f ff»l Machine and Boiler M Jacksonville, l«at narrt'ed d f'th e de­ t^,T ,,r'ni!ing; Dcl.uxe Dli fendants to be located, was served to"heel Steel Gear Bands; < Three Jacksonville defendants *» IteturnH -------- —Pbon are cited in the order. They, are W. L. Cary, president o f the Jacksonville " Glaase* Dqalfned Terminal Local No, 601 E. M. Breeze, socreUry of the snmo organization, and J. S. Wild*, secretary of the Opt. D . ■ • Seaboard Air T in e Local No. 39. Optician-Optometrist, B A highly pleasing blend of choice Turkish with Virginia and Ken­ tucky Burley tobaccos of superior character and quality. Every cigarette full weight and full size. You’re going to say MThat’a more like itl" Henry M cL a u lin , J r.,.' ^**1 Flr>1 Street .Sanford, Fit. N Examinrd Glasses Fitted C-2 STARTS TONIGHT WASHINGTON. D. C^ Sept 12— TOM MOORK °1T0.M ErniST-OPTICIAN p9*lomte Sanford, Fla. Field, Va., at midnight tonight, weath- weather b*tt*r Turfcbh ArenJai'i;al.,.hut the. first be-.KcCook: field at' Dayto Ship passing over Wa»hl Ssnfa j.f>| better better Burley � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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